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lie adirdredids °Mirage and his talent. yet he could not
hut believe that his eieetion em Speaker of the House
Woadlend to mischief,
it behooved us all to guard against the spirit of
disunion that is now being engendered. If we would
answer Ildly and truly the duties of American gin
seng, we should recall the administration of Washing
ton, and profit by the wnrie of wisdom that fell from
his lips. Nest to4he Bible of inspiration he adored and
admired the Farewell Address of Washington. [Loud
and lons-contipued cheering. I When he Raw men ar
rayed-one against the other--the men of the North nail
the South opposing and abusing each other—when he
heard calculations mnde as to the Union's valuo, or the
amine of,isven a portion of it. hie mind reverted to the
aderetwikC our courktry's father. and the wisdom it con
taing—Whak.be said about gawky and sectional divot
long, and how he warned us of the dangers of sectional
lam. We should hear Ids voice now, and it would ad
monish tut against these dangers. We should guard
againtit these approaching divisions and this sectional
strife.. We should have a common flag. a common
cause, anti a common glory—everything that could
make us brothers and friends, fAmilausol
When he looked hack and saw how the God of our
country had blessed us, when he saw how we have grown
into greatness, how we have magnified our commerce,
how our Sag is respected in every nation of theglobe
bow we are honored and esteemed; when he saw before
him and around him, wherever he looked or wherever
. .
he went. so mane cheering and wonderful evidences of
Than
be felt thgre could be no more criminal folly
than elite eternal emit Of wrangling. He trusted that
we would oppose these wars of motions. and that
we would organize a party whose principles would
- rise above all sectional distinctions, a party that
looks to the intemate of tide great country, a
party- muter which we will fight, and ever
which Will float the glorious standard of the
stripes and stare. [Great eheoring.l_ Can we not ilgnore
the elaverynueLtion ? [Cries of fee.' ,
"Yea.and
cheers.) 'Have not you of the Republican party con
quered ? Have you noVgained evervthine yen could
elai'm as far impractical freedom of the Territories could
ref Anti now. when we see men applauding Brown's
foray and the Helper book. why don't you strike hands
with ue to reticent this country from the thraldom of a pro
fileate and demoralized Democracy?? Let him gar that.
hisown humble way, no arithmetin could calculate
the valve of the Union. [Lop; and loud cheers. with
arias of " Good," " Good,' and " Amen."] In his
very coal lie regretted to see this war going on in this
beloved country. No mortal man could calculate the
effectors dissolution of the Union. It wee utterly
im
pestible. even in dollars and cents, to tell its value. lle
would not. for any thing human, see one State emitted
from the g alaxy, . south Carolina, with its nullification
and disentoniem—even South flambee, he would not
on with her for worlds, [Cheers.]
Mr. 'Nelson cloned with an imintealoned and thrilling
appeal for Union, which no reporter's pen could &Me
tice to. When he sat down, from amidst the greatest
enthusiasm..
Loll cries were mode for Mr. Maynard. of Tonnes
/Me. who rose to remind, and was loudly cheered
Mr. Maynard came here a stranner end clone. If he
. felt disposed for sentiment he would visit the moneroug
retire in our midst that revive on many recollections of
our tinily glory; but, it was neither the time nor the
Place for sentiment like this. We were in is free coun
try. and the children of those who made this country an
experiment. If we fail, where amour the tone of Ailem
wet it be renewed? (Cheers.] Allusion had lutes
intle to the disorganized condition of the Heinle. Dol it
ever 000 Ur to US that we were living wttitout the power
to declare war or defend s against the common invader ?
What other country that the Pun ever shone upon was
in the condition of our.? There was hope, however.
foe wore every tie to be broken. and every land-mark
iwept array, fho American people would nee in the in
tuition of soil-government, and recover their truant
grandeur. [Cheers.]
Alas; theta fatale spectre in our path. When Belie
Peyton 'made hie grand and fie shine entry urea the ate co
of public life—and Salle Peyton is not an old man—the
questions that animated nor country wore, questions of
eemmerce, of finance. of busineas element.. But for
the net few years we have had nothing but this min
i-able negrequestion. He did not stand hero to discuss
those nnestions; upon them all he steed recorded upon
the public, records of the country: What have we gain
ed by three slavery imitations Borne people leave rot
into power, some are in the Renate, end some in the'
Howe. and mime in the State Legiglatnre, and this is
all., "UN naked them to look at it and answer as rational
mon. Has one' free roan beep mode a slave or one
Slave a free mane Mae one inch of territory been
male free nr slave that Ran not otherwise so? [Ap
plause.) The one msult IR this: An invitation sonic
time in June, to attend a " National" (not a" National"
buret Sectioned; Convention at Chttowo, n convention
to which the People'spertv ofiVennselvenia ere invited,
butte 'which we of the Southern Opposition are not,
and ff we WEITA irnuld not accept, a convention which
will. in all probability put in nomination a man, Mr.
Seamed. who, however distinguished he may be. or
. whatever talents he may 'tossers, would not be able to
.Iffy on this Government for a single week. [Sensa
tion. applause, end fusses.).
I ern glad andeer that Ines. LA voico—" Hurrah for
:Renard," three deers.) When an ancient Gre
eion woe stricken down he said„" Strike. but hoar me."
he emulaiion of the. anoient T hay. "Hiss. hut hear
me." LCheenta crier of •• Go en." "We will,"
You're right." " Hurrah for Maynard!" &el You
who differ from me, I beg you will hear me and then
make vonr decision. I ventured to utter an opinion
which I did not intend to elaborate, an opinion to which
Non have attached more iniportanoe than it deserved.
liet me say new—suptaiso the distinguished Senator
from New York wee chosen President. on " higher
law" or an " irrepressible conflict" fibriform, could he
in the fleet place get a Cabinetntaining one Southern
men who had the respect of hie section ? How would
he collect lits revenue?—lie mild not get the officers to
do it' and during his administration every port from
Portland to Statham& would lie a free port.
Mr.° Maynard continued to denounce the spint of
Northern sect ionelism. rind concluded by imploring the
people of the North and South to stop the slavery coda
nen. end tarn their attention to other interests of is
mote important, vital, end enduring character. While
we aronettling ourselves clout the negro we neglect
and for get the plough theta in the furrow and the slop
that's on the sea. (Cheers.) It was time to legislate
for white men and their interests. [Cheerslt Wee
time loom° talking about the wrong; of the edam an d
try tie elevate the condition of the white. Believing
this, and thanking the diligence for their attention, he
concluded by Prososnix this sentiment:
" A Union of all Amerman patriots to oppose sectional
agitation.'
TM, sentiment was greeted with loud applause. Mr.
3lcaTichnel arose and sold that. before adimaninv, he
would like in any a single word He agreed until ell
that had fallen 'from the lips of Mr. Payton. end with
most that hail been /mid by the other speakers. He
reminded. his homers Met ho had been requeeted to not
es chairman of the meeting in the unavoidable abeence
of the Meyer. He would net leave the building content
unless he publicly expressed Ms dissent from the meet
that had been uttered by the gentleman who had Met
token his teat. [ Moore and hissee.) Ho yielded to no man
in devotion to the Union. and he did not believe that it
would ho destroyed merely because a majority of the
people should choose tofelect a certain man to fill the
office of President. Ho might object. with Mr. May
nard. to the choice of a certain man (Mr. &want.) but
he did not believe that Vie eleotien of the gentleman re
ferred to, or PAY other would oedema, the Union.
These remarks caused a greet deal of exeihement.
Cheers after cheers were given for " Maynard, and a
large number of gentlemen surrounded hint with their
onneratulations. Illy. Mefifichaela course wee also att.
pleaded by others who differed from Mr. May nerd's
views. While a great many differed 'from Mr. May
nard they thought ithardly consistent with ' hospitelitY
to critieise Ms sentiments eta table where he wee pre
sent MI a. guest. All regretted the occurrence of the
Meting as a eircumstanco tending to mar the evening's
nienenres. Tee excitement lasted littlethe company
bad disputed and even then eacited groups were
scattered through the lobby, discussing the merits and
dements of the sentiments of the Northerner and South
erner. ,
BURIAL OF TER LATE REV. DR. RFDER.-011
Saturday the obsequies of the Rev. Jemes Ryder took
plena at at. Joseph's Church. The funeral cervices
were performed ht .presence of a Piece concourse of
People, end wore unusually •im preasi ye. The remains
of the deceased lay in the "sanctuary" of the edifice,
dressed in the priestly "alb" and " amine" and " dal
matian " On the lower aortion of the coffin lid appeared
the golden chalice of the church. Surrounding the cof
fin, which was exceedingly rich-looking. were a timber
of candles, which seemed to eonQentrato their light■ no
the morning advanced and the day crew gloomier. The
church was draped in mourmag—the funeral emblems
depending from the galleries._ from the altar, f•om the
fromof the Virgin's statue, from the crucifix, and
from the pillars. .At 9 o'clock A. M. quits a number of
devout parsers had taken their seats in the edifice, and.
111 a few minutes. the pews, both in the galleries and on
the main floor. were cempleteb filled.
The enhance of the officiating clergymen dispelled
the silence soon. Two by two that entored, clad in oas
seek and surplice. and taking their stations fin front of
the alter. Thu aloe for the dead" was then performed
be Bev. Messrs. Dominick, of Germantown, and 1. 0
Wolfe, of st. Josoyh's Church. The celebrant of the
mess woo Bishop mood, of this diocese; the deacons of
honor were Rev. Messrs. Rosenbauer, of New York.
and Stanton, of St. Aucnatine'a Church; deacon: of the
inane, Rev. _Messrs. Dominick, of Germantown. and
Richard O'Connor, of West
The clergyman present were 1115 fellows: Pittbere
Ward, Bourin,l3lox, Stanton. of St. A ligustiuo'n ; Gal -
lather, of do.; Martin. of St. Mary's; Klerns. of Rt.
Ann's Dunn, of Theresa's; Reath/in, of do.; Roan.
of St. Gregory, W. Alcrinany, of '• t. Paul's; Whe
lan. of St. Philip's; Bidjio. of Trenton ; Bowles, of
Burlington; ollarre. of fit. Pant's: Toner. of Ao
smnptinn• Kelly, of St. Malachi; Welsh, of lvy
Mills. Delaware county, Pa.; Coyle. of Ilaverford ;
O'Reilly; of St. Philip's : Hamel, of linverford ; Mul
holland, of Manayunk; Dr. Micola, of St. Alphonsus' ;
McLaughlin, of Bt. Ann's.
ohnevrald's inane wee erns by the choir, composed as
follows:—Leader, Dr. Cunning ton. Oreanist, W. A.
Newland. Soprani, Miss Cuntlington. Mina Ducombe.
Contralti, Mica iii, Caffrey. Mrs. Cook. Tenor/. Mr.
From.)). Aledo. Bassi, Mr. T. Harkins, Mr. Meeny,
Mr. Holmes. Mr. Walsh. and chorus.
'The scone during the mass was solemn and itrieree
sive, and the immense congregation seemed spell-bound
under the influence of the solemn music of the choir,
the chanting- of the priests , and the marmite,' of other
Participants in the iniposing service. The crowd was
very KTOlit, and one lady was overcome by her feelings
and the confined sir of the building, and fainted. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Br. O'llarra, of this
city. After the services wore over, the body was re
moved to St. John's Church, and interred in a vault in
the northern side of the Church. The weather was very
inclement, yet the attendance at the grave was very
Br RENADIS TO SENATOR. CRITTENDEN.—OD Satur
day morning Senator Crittenden, of Kentuoky, was
serenaded at the Girard House. Despite the bad, which
woe falling heavily, there was a large crowd resent.
Mr. Crittenden made his appearance. but deemed to
speak in nook n storm. Dom C. AL Conrad, of Loui
siana, made a short address. There was considerable
enthusissin among the parsons preser t notwithstand
ing the drawback of the shocking weather.
.„; ,
MURDEROUS ASSARLT.—Un Friday two men,
named Lynch and Mulligan, were arrested en the
charge or twine been enraged, with otherr, in an ma
mmal attack upon a colored man, named Allen Dm
bury. The accused and three others made an uncle
yoked situ* 1100111)isbuty on the Darby road, near the
Illookloy Almshouse, and beat him in a shameful man
ner, The accused were uommitted to answer.
SI,1017? „Ftnn.—Thero wee a slight tiro last eve
ninr at the home or Mrs. i/uhlot. on Twelfth street
above Pine. occasioned by the burning of a quilt and
window curtains. The firo was ektinguirtied without
any damage of a more than trifling character.
Beam! OPPIOE, Jan. 14. 18110.—The number
of interments in the city of Philadelphia for the week
ending January 14, at 12 o'clock, cc........_21
6
Last week—
'Decrease I
I3urne•...
Cancer,
• •
Cativaties • 3
Congestion of Brain.... 3
Lungs. 2
Croup le
Consugnption of Lungs.. 27
Constant one In
.....
Females.—
.1.1j0R4 4
Chest 4
rage of Heart ......... 7
13
aver. Boariet, ... 6
11111ERMatIon, 9
ronofii.....
" Lungs. • • 16
" Larynx..... 2
....... 7,
Mania-a- .... .
lyarasmus 6
8/?; • •II
tinder 1 year..
Botwean land 1..-- 44
Under b..
Old age, '''''
Stlll BoTn.--
Unknown....
Prom the Almshouse__ it
People of color —. 16
Other
ARTHUR RUOIGFB,
Realth ()moor.
Total.._..
THE COURTS.
SATURDAY'S pnocEznixon
(Reported for The Prese.l
EttritEME C01.7111 . .--In this court there wee filed
a bill in equity by Robert K. Neff, for himself and other
stockholders of the Philadolphiatand Gray's Ferry Pas.
genet Railway Company, against the Philadelphia and
Gray's Perry Passenger Railway Company, and Wm.
p. Lewis, president, John Miller, treasurer. arid
Janie. Knees, William V. McGrath, John n. Hutch
inson, John P. McFadden, Henry L. (law, John Eisen
hrey,Jr.. James 0. Hand. William It. Barclay, George
W. lifohishan, Charles Lafferty, and Jas. McGehee,
directors; and William hl. Reilly.
he complainant avers that he is the bolder and
owner of fivo shares of the capital stock of said corpo
ration defendant, upon which he has paid all lawful
cads and subseriptiops. He ablo avers that he became
the owner of the said fivo shares of sock, by appear.
mg before such of the commissioners in the act of in
icorporation named as sated, at a meeting by them duly
advertised and held; that he then and there subscribed
fur snit stook. - and that , after the eubsoriptien books
had been open Per a competent and legal time, and
when at least ten per cent, of the stock of the company
had bsensnbsanbed and paid for, Ititduded in which
wore his own five shares;) the Rebind ption books were,
by such satins commits:otters, declared closed,
further avers that in the latter part of the month
of December. A. D.lBOB, o. a meeting of the board of
directors then held, motion was made, and carried Icy
a majority of one vote. to open the snhscription books
•of the company, In order to the issue of the reinzumng
-stock of the company. Of Width .mitionty so voting,
one vote weaved in the affirmative b John Miner,
which ssid Miller had been elected to fil l
a vaosney in
the said board of directors, caused by the resignation
of William H. Holnibold ; and at the time of so voting
ate riforeerild,it is averred that M Met was not the owner
i
of spy stock n said company, and therefore notentitled
lawfully to and vote as a director thereof; thereupon
one of the directors there present, whom this complain
ant acerb and believes was Jno. 8. Theckray, primented
a Written protest to the passage oh said resolution.
Immediately on the said motion being carried. one
mem ber of the board, whom the complainant believes
mid aventwas George W. Middletne, declared that lie
would take ten thousand shares °fetich new stook; and
another member of the then board, whom the com
plainant avers and believes was Edward R. Ifelinhold,
de la ed that Will iam V. McGrath, John Miller, and
J. utahlbson, would take twelve thousand shares;
thatmeeting then edjourned, and immediately
thereupon -the said William M.lteilly (then riresident
of the companYlproceeded to remove the eubacriptlon
beaks and Seal of the corporation from the fireproof and
othce of the.companY, but. being (Mooned by one of the
.directom One -J, McGehee, with phYsioal force. a
spurge eneueil,and while the then secretary of the com
pany (George H. Armstrong) engaged the attention of
the moieties director, the said president escaped with
the Ileokaanit oOrtawate seal, ne he desired t. 3 do - It is
adenektitat afterthe. eald heiuks heel been so removed
Mel Witt ;Igen at night, first to the Aka or the tatd
Witham v.metlratli. unit thence lo an of an
aloe of the company—where certificates of Stook Were
Issued as follows, as nearly as the complainant can
learn. that is to eay
Shares.
William V. McGrath
J. N. Hutchinson...—. --..... 2 000
John Miller.. . • • • ••• • 2010
John P. McFa dden
J. 8. McMullen2 000
William D. Lewi5.,...,,.....
James McFadden 40.1
N. P. Murplo•
William M. Reilly —l,lOO
G. H. .........
G. W. Midd10t0n................. ............ 000
Well. Cooper ski
James ....................1,700
William H. Helmbo'd 700
The complainant alleges that the onset of this issue
Of stock was twofold —fi:r sf . to raise money to effect
a settlement of a suit in equity, commenced by one
Lewis Scout, which suit the then board of directors
feared would expose a urge portion, if not all, of the
fraudulent transactions of the company's officers; and,
secondly, to control the future elections for officers of
the said company.
The complainant avers that at the time of issuing the
said stock last nientioned the entire capital stook of the
said corporation, or very nearly so. had already Coen is
sued, and woe outstanding, and that the said issue of
stook under the resolution of December. 1051, wan large
ly. if not entirely, an illegal and fraudulent over-issue.
Thu complainant avers that of the persons who re
ceived the said stook only a
_portion gave any value
therefor, and he charges that William M. Reilly. G. 11,
Armstrong, B. R. Helmbold, G. W. Middleton, W. H
Cooper, James McCidisii, and Wni. H. liellubold, paid
no money for the seine.
The complainant says that after end since the issue of
said stook under the resolution of December. 1853, the
holders thereof have °lithely controlled thn electiono
for officers of said company. and that at the election
held on the second Monday of January last past a ma
jority of the legal stock of the said company voted
against the defendants mimed in the 101 l as the present
president and directors of the said company, and for
other persons for such offices.
The complainant charges that the present incumbent
officers intend to declare and distribute a dividend of
one dollar and fifty cents per share on all outstanding
Ste •It, whether legal or fraudulent.
The complainant sake for a decree that the stock Is
sued under and by virtue of the resolution of Decem
ber 1848, was and is fraudulent end void, and that the
said stock. whether now held by the original receivers
thereof, or their transferees, is the property of and be
longs to the said company ; and that a discovorY MAY lie
had of the said original receivers thereof and their
transferees, and that the complainant may have leave
to charge such TeeelVela end transforeee, when disco
vered, as defendants.
And that the said defendants may be restrained from
declaring any dividend. from transferring said stook or
any share or shares thereof, and I rein doing any corpo
rate act. except the giving duo notice of the time nod
place for the election of directors, aonortling to law.
without the leave and permission of the court first had
and obtained.
And that a receiver may be appointed by the court to
take and receive the books. Pappm, and accounts of
said company, and hold the same. subject to inapeatton
at all reasonable tones by the said defendants, and to
take and receive the rents, revenues, tolls, insane, and
profile, arising and to arise of and from the property of
said company. sad to hold the same for distribution in
pursuance of such order and decree as the court may
hrreafter make.
On Saturday, in the Court of Quarter Sessions, Joseph
feeton was before Sedge Allison upon a writ of habeas
corpus, charged with highway robbery. upon oath of
George Weal,, The prosecutor tostili.d that lie arna
walking along Coates street. between Twenty-first and
Twenty second streets, upon New Year's night, when
two men came up behind him and caught him by the
threat, after which they proceeded to rob fdin, They
took from him a valuable watch and chain. He charted
the defendant as being one of the parties. After a hear
ing by the court. the uelondant was remanded to await
his trial. Chillies W. Brook°, Est., represents the de
fendant
Daniel Matte rton was before the court, charged with
false nretencee, in alleging that a share in the lamp
business was worth more than it really woe. The pro
secutor. James Cassiday, testified that ho sow an adver
tisement in one of th public newspapers for a partner
in a certain patent for lamp banters, in winch the de
fendant alleged a large amount of money was to be
mole ; that he bougEt a share, which was worth little
or nothing to him, After a hearing, the defendant was
discharged.
The case of William MehafTey, charged with assault
ing Martha Jane Yemen, with criminal intent, was
heard on a writ of habeas corpus. by Judge Allison. in
the Court of Quarter Sessions. The phisecut' ix Is a
small girl, and, according to the testimony, she was sent
in•the evening to it store near her fat her's residence.
On the way home, the defendant net and behaved in a
•very improper manner to her. bile resisted. and a
atrargle ensued. during which two of her teeth were
knocked out, and she was scratched and bonged badly.
The defendant was remanded to answer.
Tln Penal Code.
[From the Loot Intolligencor.l
Before us is the Report of the Commissioners
who were appointed, under a resolution of the
Legislature of the 111th April, 1858, to revise the
Penal Coda of the State, together with copies of
two bills incorporating the results of their labors,
and which are submitted to the Legislature for its
approval. We have jjad time scarcely to do more
than to glance over these documents, and aro
neither prepared nor willing, without a more care.
ful examination, to criticise a work of such magni
tude and impertanee as this. Wo will say. how•
over, that tho high and honorable duty which tho
Legislature imposed upon the Commissioners, has
been discharged with a degree of ability and
fidelity that entitles them to the most unqualified
praise.
Six years ego a commission was appointed by the
British Parliament to revise and consolidate the
Statute-law of the Realm. It was composed of
some of the most eminent and practical men at the
English Bar. They called to their assistance a
legion of subaltern draftsmen, to whom were con
fided the more mechanical parts of tho employ
ment. Twenty thousand pounds have already
boon expended, and to this hour, it is said, the
Statute Law Commission have not borne fruit In
the shape of one consolidated statute. It is tree
that the undertaking of the British Commissioners
was more gigantic and formidable than that of our
own; the sphere of their duty was infinitely wider.
The whole corpus of the English written law was
submitted to them for revision, arrangement, and
consolidation, while the Pennsylvania Commission
ers have had to do with a special, and that not the
most intricate, department of our Jurisprudence.
In lees than two years, Judge King, end his nese.
elates, Messrs. Knox and Webster, have returned
to the Legislature the commission that they had
received at its hands They have presented for
the acceptance of that body n cosmic system of
criminal law, wrought out with rare skill from a
chaotic mass of enactments that had boon thrown
won the statute-book from time to time, during a
period of a hundred and sixty years, as the necessi
ties of the day required.
From these confused and heterogeneous mate
rials they have selected all that is applicahlo to
the existing condition of society; they have ex
purgated what is inapplicable to its present stage
of civilization, and all' thnt hail n temporary aim,
and should, therefore, have a temporary ex
istence ; they have supplitd omissions and cured
defects; they have arranged the code under ap
propriate titles and divisions; they have brought
to bear upon the great subject of crimes and pun
ishments, which, close Bentham wrote his im
mortal work, has been the earnest study of the
greatest English, 4inerioan, and Continental
jurists, mach of the light that is born of pure phi
losophic speculation, and all the knowledge that
may be obtained by long experience in the prite
tient administration of criminal justice. They
hnverdone all this, while the English Commission
have been six years at work, expending one hun
dred thousand dollars, but without producing
single tangible result in the arrangement and
simplification of the statute law, or even develop
inn, any plan, clear and definite, by which their
object may be attained.
The Commissioners, as our readers know, wore
not entrusted with the Codification of the crimi
nal law, in the technical sense of that term.
dare not advise to mist the law into a new mould,"
said Sir Francis Bacon (not then Lord Vorulam) to
the king. " The work which I propound tendeth
to pruning and grafting the law, and not to
ploughing and planting it again; for such a remove
1 should hold, indeed, for a perilous innovation."
Our commission have contented themselves with
I- pruning and grafting the law," and wisely, too,
we think.
"A multitude of penal laws," the great lawyer
and philosopher again observes, "are worse than
showers of hail, or tempest upon cattle, for they
fall upon men. * *lt is ever a rule that any
over•great penalty, besides the acerbity of it,
deadens the execution of the law. There is a
further inconvenience of penal laws, obsolete and
out of use ; for that it brings a gangrene, neglect,
and habit of disobedience upon other wholesome
laws, that are fit to be continued In practice and
execution, so that our 'awe endure the torment of
ozentius:
'The living die in the arms of tho dead.'
There is such an aeoutnulation:of statutes con
cerning one matter, and they so cross and intricate,
as the certainty of law is lost in the heap."
We could think of no better way of expressing
the plan adopted by the commission than by
em
ploying the quaint but admirable words of Bacon,
when advising his sovereign with regard to the
amendment of the laws of England. They have loft
the " entire body and substance" of the criminal
law as they found it, and have sought only to die.
charge it "of idle and unprofitable or hurtful
matter." The objects proposed to bo accomplished
are embraced in two bills: The first, "An act
to consolidate, revise, and amend the penal laws
of this Commenwealay, " the second, An act
to consolidate, revise, and amend the laws of
this Commonwealth relating to criminal pro.
oednre and pleading." A very important
feature of the system submitted, relating to
the punishment of climes, is that the maximum
amount to be inflicted is alone defined in relation
to any particular offence. The intermediate de
grees are to be determined by the courts. This
provision is wise and humane. The eircumettinees
of each One ought to determine the amount and
severity of the punishment propeeed to be inflicted
upon the guilty. The criminal law should be made
as flexible as the oonstitution of society will per.
mit. and should be so constructed so to bond easily
in the hands of those who administer it, and to
adept Itself to the multitudinous characters, dispo
sitions, and capacities of its subjects. Wo hope,
whatever else the Legislature may reject. the fea
ture of maximum punishment will bo retained.
A comprehensive section, repealing all existing
penal legislation, concludes the Mond bill. We
have the assurance of the authors of the Report,
that "no sot has been repealed which has not been
supplied, and none left unrepealed which has been
so supplied." These bills, thus profess to em
brace, in one consolidated act, all the laws of
crimes and of criminal procedure ; and the exam
ination, a very hasty ono 'tie true, that we have
given it, is sufficient to enable us to say that. the
Legislature could not do bettor than adopt theta,
leaving it to future experience to detect, and to fu
ture legislation to correct, whatever faults, of Mis
sion and commission, they may contain,
News from the Paeifie—The °verified
California Mail.
BUTTERFIELD'S OVERLAND MAIL ROUTS,
MALLORY'S FTATION, Jan. 14, 1800.
The overland mail conch, with San Francisco
dates to the December 23, arrived here at 8 o'clock
this evening.
The reported sale of the Pacific steamships to C.
Vanderbilt is generally credited. The unex
pected turn in steamship affairs, which this trans
fer necessarily involves, has been the subject of
much and grave comment. The travelling public
are expecting, as the consequence of it, extreme
rates of passage, as it is not believed probable that
any opposition will attempt a struggle against the
new order of things. The destruction of the old
line, when a strong current of population had
begun to flow into California, is regarded as a pub
lic calamity.
Considerable anxiety is felt at San Francisco on
account of the non-arrival of the clipper ship Col.
den Eagle, which sailbd from New York for that
port in May last.
A brisk competition had sprung up against the
California Steam Navigation Company's steam
ers on the inland waters of the State, and rates of
tentage between San Francisco and Sacramento
had been reduced from five dollars to ono dollar,
and even lower.
Among the recent importations at San Francisco
from Japan are some of the staple articles of that
country, such as sacks of sweet potatoes, equalling
those of North Carolina ; n largo quantity of rape
seed oil, whioh finds it good market for supplying
better burning fluid for the light houses on the
Pacific than any other used; samples of leaf to.
beoeo, exceedingly delicate, and resembling the
Havana leaf ; and fruits, isinglass, chestnuts, /to.
The latest news from Carson Valley represents
the weather as very cold, causing almost a total
cessation of mining operations. One hundred
miners wore reported to ba at Walker's river
mines, but the snow sees three feet deep, and there
was no work doing. Provisions were scarce, and
the miners were leaving in consequence. At the
head of Monroe Camp the snow was five feet deep.
The reported duel between C. R. Godfrey and
Win, A. Stoddard at Okada did sot tome off.
Stoddard failed to appear, and his second, Marquis
Levi, took his place. Levi was wounded.
A mooting of-the Railway &cativo Commit.
tee took place yesterday afternoon, December 22,
at their rooms on Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, at which the artioles for preliminary or
ganization to construct a road from that city
to Stockton, according to the general railroad
not of 1853 and 1851, were drawn up. The
distance from San Francisco to Stockton is
320 miles, and the road is intended to
run through tho country of San Mateo, Santa
Clara, Almede, and San Joaquin. By the not ro.
farred to above $l,OOO per mile is required to be
subscribed before a company can be organised,
and a bona Ale payment of ten per cent. must be
made. Mr. Charles It. Pollhetuus, of the thin of
Alsop ,is Co.. was chosen temporary treasurer.
The amount of gold shipped by the steamship
Sonora on the 20th of December was $1,812,530,
and by the steamship Orizaba on the same day
$230,000. The latter was destined for Now Orleans.
. .
A. number of ears and a considerable quantity
of railroad iron wore being discharged from the
ship Morning Light, for the Sacramento Valley
Railroad. A great quantity of tho pieces of a
ready-rand° bridge wero also coming ashore for the
mum destination. There is no improvement in bu
s Mess.
`From the country there woe a moderato inquiry,
and the oily trade were buying small lots of goods
from first hands, but there was no life in the mar
ket whatever, and rates of provisions had further
declined. During the week business had boon
without a noticeable event, with the exception of
reaction in coal, in consequence of the reported
purchase of the Peel& Company's boats by Com
modore Vanderbilt. We quote anthracite nomi
nally at twenty dollars per ton.
But one vessel from NOW York or Boston, the
Morning Light, from tho latter place, had arrived
at San Francisco within thirty-three days, yet
prices for American imports had rather deolined
than otherwise during that period. The quotations
by last steamer's mail require no special change.
The oily is given up to preparations for the holi
day festivities, and crowded with people and goods
suited to the season.
The display of diamonds, Japanese fine crock
ery, silks, books, anti other holiday articles, for
holiday sale, exceeded anything ever known in
San Francisco before, end the disposition to pur
chase was in proportion to the unusual display of
everything offered.
Bailed, December 21, bark Eliza Adams on a
whaling voyage; Hamburg bark Zanzibar, for
Iquique.
Unfortunate Altuir at Cankbritlgo Col
lege.
[From the Boehm Courier.]
For some time past, certain "college tricks"
have been practised by the students of Harvard
which have been quite annoying to the
faculty and not quite eivditablo to the young men
who have performed them. Still, they were not
banging matters, nor acts requiring the employ
ment of armed force to suppress them. So much
for preface. The particular misfortune which has
involved respectable people in trouble, and plastid
the university in an unjust relation to the students
and their parents, is this:
For some time past, the Bibles of the chapels of
Harvard and Yale Colleges have been missing, and
it was known that they bad been abstracted by the
students of the respective institutions, who desired
to place the New Haven Bible in the pulpit of the
Cambridge Chapel, and, in like manner, to place
the Harvard Bible in f,ho Yale desk. The Yale
College i•jokers " had perpetrated their "joke "
At two o'clock yesterday morning, a Cambridge
student, Mr. William B. Forbes, (son of John M.
Forbes, of this city,) attempted to enter the
chapel, with a view of "sustaining the honor of
old Harvard." So far, this was harmless enough,
although a violation of college law; but young
Forbes, while entering the church, was seised
by Polieetnan Hilton, who wee placed in the
church to detect the authors of certain pre
vious misdemeanors. "A vigorous resistanee
was made," and now wo give the narrative of a
person who has a close knowledge of the facts;
during which the detective discharged his revolver,
without Injury to the student, who struck him a
heavy blow with a Baltimore billy and then sur
rendered, being apprehensive of a second shot.
The two remained in the chapel till night, where
they were found by the janitor. A hearing was
had yesterday before Justice Ladd, of Cambridge.
port, who committed the student to await the result
of the officer's wound, which, we understand, isnot
an serious ns et fret supposed.
The affair is greatly regretted by all parties. Mr.
i
Forbes is a favorite n his class. many of whom
have experienced his kindness during sickness and
doancial distress. His first act was to send a class
mate to the officer's house to express his sorrow and
to offer any possible assistance. Wo have hare given
what we believe to be a faithful statemerrt of this
unfortunate affair; and we do this itt order to
avoid misrepresentation. We cannot place the foots
before the public, however, without expressing '
our disapproval of the conduct of those who placed
un armed officer in such relations with gentlemen,.
who, though they may bo guilty of sets quite re.
prehensible in themselves, are net to be treated es
burglars and highwaymen. There was no necessi
ty fur pistols in this cuss.
No one snore keenly feels the consequences of
this misfortune than young Forbes. He regrets it
on account of the injury done to the officer, on ac
count of his orris family, and on account of the
college of which he has been a member.
The Money Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11, 1800
The wretched weather to-day seems to have Produced
a tack of business at the stook board, as well as in all
branches of commercial (radio. At the first meeting,
thirty-four chores of Beaver Meadow stook sold at
; Lehigh Navigation, twenty -one 'hares 957 4 ; two
share. Second and Third-street Railway at &s' s ; fifty
shares Rending sold at ; 4(4 shares Girard Bank
stock at 453 i ; and twenty-eight shares Kentucky Bank
stook at ltd. At the second board, there were sold two
shares Farmers and Mechanics' Bank at 667.; ; nineteen
shares Bank of Northern Liberties at 61; three shares
Bearer at aa!4t which, with .56.260 of City -Roses, and
ST® North Pennsylvania Railroad Sixes, made up the
business of the board for the day.
Tho discussion about closing the transfer races of
Reading Railroad stock in New York and Boston, does
not exert:egged influence upon the stook in this ma•kot;
the opinion of ninny experienced brokers being that the
qu.trait y of stock that would he thrown upon this Mar
lot for sale, in Alio event of those odious being closed,
would be too great for its stren ;tli, and that the price
would fall heavily. On the oilier hand, the advocates
of closing the agencies offer several strong reason, tit
favor of such notion, and the question bide fair to be
very thoroughly investigated.
At the election held on Monday lent for president and
directors of the (Meant and Walnut Wrests Pastengor
Railway Company, two different tickets wore voted for,
and some difficulty arose es to Willett One was elected.
We learn that since then the dispute, has been mica bly
nettled and the direction hen pninscil into the hands of
the following named yentlenion President—Charles
Harlan. Directors-1.. Johnnon, Charles Combos, ft.
F. Neff, (Meilen P. Lex. Zoeller Howell, and Charles
1/Vieter. The h/Oeldleldele mar be congratulated that
the management of this company has gone into the
hall& of neon whono only object will ho to Promote its
best into resta by a faithful administration at' Ito affairs.
We could Wail that some oilier companies that wo
might onion might have the same good fortune.
It is alwaa a a favorable sign to see men of cap tat take
the control of affairs in which part of thou moans nro
invested, instead of trusting thorn to incompetent and
Irrewonsible
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
January 11, ROO
REPORTED BY 8. E. SLAM!), KItR, 314 X WRIAUt Street
El RBT BOARD.
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stook Ha V me-ets 115
CITY ITEMS.
SCENES IN AND OCT OF CONORENS.—Out ex•
changes onion to us teeming with excited comments en
the wild 9C01109 onacted in the National House of
Representatives, and a variety of suggestions aro made
in regard to the remit available remedial agents to ap
ply. With duo deference to the sagacious statesmen
who cause all this excitement, No 0 would point them to
the world outside of "Congress;' where over)thing
goes smoothly Mimi; ; no bickering*, or contention, but
porfect pence and harmony pervade the lettuce of the
people, who will continue to pursue the even tenor of
their way, despite their vein vapor, nes, rind, as hereto
fore, view the graceful and seasonable styles of Oran
vine Stoker, N 0.607 Ctiestaut street.
Tun Tune GENTLIIIIAN.—The true gentleman is
ever cheerful, for, with a quiet mind and on cony con
science, he can may life and xectety. Ito can
Halt Ins manners to the hour.
Laugh, listen, learn, Cr
With joyous freedom in his nnrt h,
And candor in lea speech.
And he allllo6t invariably procures log g eminent N at the
Brown Etono Clothing Mill of Itockhill & Wilson, Nos
coxt and es.ls Chestnut street, above filxlll.
(From Life Illnetrated, New York, July IC, latp.j
SPALIMitt'3 i'llt:l'All)a)01,1111 —We have examined
%chemically prepared glue spcoialiy designed for repair-
MI furniture picture frames, shell work, el', without
the trouble °leaning in the cabinet-maker or pr. - Gaited
repairer. A reliable article of lids kind has long been
an uneupplied want orthe hosseheld, and if Mr. Bcald
ing has succeeded in discovering the we, to make a re
liable prepared glue that will remain soluble, and unin
jured by [line and temperature, and that will supply a
cheap, ever-ready, and sufficient means for repairing
household wares, as lie seems to have done, he is a
lucky men, and will he sure of the hearty gratitude of
all goad housekeepers. Millions ordellars will be saved
in the preservation and expense of repairing furniture
alone every 3 ear by the general introduction of such an
article. Jae 16 w2t.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONIS PRIOR CLOTHING OP THil LATEST
Sr rota, made in the beet manner, megregaly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling moo' marked in
Plain Figurae. All goode made to order warranted mine
factory. Our ONE-PRICE Sratem le strictly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing
All are thereby treated alike. JONES & CO.,
seg-tr 534 PgAII.RI?.T &not.
Guovla & BAICHIt'a
CI,LII33IATML NOIYILREIB FAMILY BEIVIM/V-MACIIIIYA,
AT REDUCED PRIORS,
130 CHESTNUT STREET.
PIEILADELPHIA.
SINGER'S SHIvING ISIACHINBS.
N 0.2 Sewing Itlaohinos... , .
No.l Sewing Maehineu
The Fanoly Sewing Meelii no, A ...,
The Family Sewing hlaohine..... • •-•
I. M. SINGER k CO.,
No. 602 CHESTNUT Street,
SALAMANDER FIRE-PROOF SAFES. —A very
loge matortment of SALAMANDERS for Bala at reason
able prioaii; No. 304 CIIEETN UT Stroot, Philadelphia.
Ed! tf EVANS ea WATSON
BouDOIE SEWING MACHINE.
IMPROVED DOUR' — .THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM AT EVERY PAIR.
ca - 3111 'hila, Moe, TV ARM ASS Ase Ats wiintvd
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1860.
"ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
DP-TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAOS NIGHT
----
GIRARD ROUSE—Chestnut et., below Ninth,
Thee A Willy, Wheolin& I'm.r , AIM
Dr F E Bond 11 Wilder id, la, boninville
N T Bainbridge. Kv 0 W Clayton. Kansas
D A &Indere, Cin, 0 Hon J I. Darlinx, Id IC
E D Neill, St Paul C Haywood, St Louis
Geo S Drake. St Louis RC (nirdner. Nashville
.I'P Hood. Hy D Winter. Memphis
W li Levy, N Y D W Bellows, 11 Y
Alex Leitch, St Louis w Bro wn , St Louis
Gen W Parker. St Louia T P Vi
.1 Clemons & wf, Chicago N linnverford & In, Vt
A W Duchniann, London Geo F Delius. Boston
Geo W Swain, N V . W A Davis. Louisville
Chas Hewett, Pottsville A 0 Comatock. N Y
W Spume, N Y W T it Duncan, N V"
Chas Ro l l urrier, NY . it Sanford & Bost o n Y
Dll ett & avf, Boston DP . Vanua,
S It Bradley, N Y .1 A Moseley, Boston
Noah Lincoln h. la, Boston ll P Johnson. N Y
Win Belly, N Y A 11 Conger. N Y
A D Napier. N Y J 0 Price, Md
j 'Thome, Mil Thos Adams, Roxbury
mi , A F Sprout. N Y Mien Hornet, N Y
D 5 Gray, Coluinline. 0 II G Heil ron. Tenn
W Stokes & wife, Ed John G Milli°, 8 0
J r) Eghort, St Louie J Schultz, Cincinnati 0
M W Warne, do V Wagner. do
I, Wilson, do W Taylor, do
11W Stainber, NY J I' Delay. Clarion , 'Penn
E G Pratt, St Louis Miss 1, Wikon, Mo
D 0 Tint. do 'V Jones Perko. NJ
Chas W Kuser, St Louis .1111,e ROW. Newark, NJ
Dr W . If Stockwell. Hy I, Branclu, NY
Geo W quintard, N 0 Joules L Sutton. Balt
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch.
11 B Beardstee, Pa • 8 S Casey,Bradford
lion J L Dawson, Pa lion A K McClure. Pa
C W Davis. Indiana W A Knight, Philo
i J Straborgh & wf, Pit 'V W Marklei , Phill
1 Smith, Now York 8 Pinson. Mess
1, It Nash New York It MoGino & In. New York
1) Lewis, Indiana 1: A Harding, Phila
A M Austin, pule, Eli Hotchkiss, NOW York
JONVB' 110TEL—Clichl nut a t.,bolow Seventh.
1 Lewis, l'a' 7 Phillips. Arkansas
S 'l' Mourns, Ark 8 Haribulo, Ark
ALGro ;Id Sire A ndrows, Wn.li
sN II Immlnum Bolt . Whitehead. N.l
1 S lwd, N Y 11 Morrison. N Y
1 R Winton N Y 3 W Proctor. Shits
II Watkins, Bethlehem E A Bother, Wash, 1) C
3 Kum. l's It Iln'l. Mass
A Tlimnuson.N J I) Harm'
G It Waite 13 Muffins, St Joseph
.1 B Myers, St Joseph Nn Cusick, 111 d
VD Reed. 13utla lo T F imterstroth, Pliil,3
F Gaston, Boston A B Smith. N Y
8 Stanley. N Y 13 Johns, N Y
T Strons, N Y (1 I' Miller k. la. N Y
.1 al Wills), Conn J 3 Cnebran, Mil
W 11 Lairibson, Del A I' Robinson. Del
Cast 1) Edwards, Pa II Bluer St toms
1 13 Dodd, St Louis II M Jones, Mo
J Hartshorn, Boston D Miller, N Y
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut at.. above Fifth.
W (I Ilalentil A: In, N J S Y Crooker k son, Conn
ME Pesideo, ATaino AlcCart).Bl'ndink
.1 H AloNelli. Now York f, Dinelow. Muss
W Verner. Ulan rbon J Devine. N J
I M Stowort,N Brunswick 11 1. Boorish N Brunsu iok
C Lewis, N Brun.wiok AI II Alnlauiw. Scotland
S I) hinkoy. Scotland Nov Dr lltnuplirois & In .11
Hollingeboad. Mow York Also Dalo nude. N York
A Elliott, Jr, Washington R It Clark, 15 8 N
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut at., ab. Third.
W ]llvtho Il iebard PT7no. Bost o n
Jan W Young, Balt W Ii "roams, Phila
Hiram Focht, Pinta Alex Wzßen, Col on. Pit
A Croolior, Fitoliburg Eon M o.d, Fitebburg
Mr Jardi & In, N Y II G.1(4111.110 N Y
lionhard, do A P Borate, do
C V Choknor. do Anthony h'..ohbach, Pa
M Hughes, Nola A Kimball, N
Mrs I. Fendle & eon, N
EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, above Rare.
C Mut or. Chnten 'n, Jri Jan II Ladd, Into en, Pn
.1 13 Strohm. Luzern° co .1 'l' Morgan, Pr
W Brooks, Ohio P Kinney. Bradroni en
John W Wookson, Pa Sam] K Jenkins, N Y
Noah Caldwell, Pa , I', Its vile' I, Towanda, Pa
II W South, Carbon co, Pa Goo Braddock. he.
1) Stroh, PR W Wiggans, N J
Jacob Ibtmlhar t Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL--Bane street. above Third.
bowl P merlon'. Pa A B Kann% NJ
Geo P Melly. Ps Benne Heilman, Pa
W Hillman, Pn II J Mn•ly, Pa
W N Brown. Futon Jaime, Wood, Pa
3 It Grail, Delva•are John 13 Mouse. Del
John Giber. N Y 3 Bannerman. Ps
3 VT Bates. Pa W 'p Volsta. Pottsr•llla
ii It Sterner, Pottsville 11 L Sermon & In, Pittalig
F A Basnler, Pa
THE UNION HOTEL—Aroh street. above Third
3 N Rica ti la. N J Mina Dolt Caverter. N 3
Moses Heir, N J C D Wood, flarrisliar;
3 Leland 1( In, Milton, Pa P Hammond, I'luln
J D May, N J. Ii Concord. Pe
Jan Lyon, Cin, Ohio
STATES UNION 110TE1.-51nrket at„ above Sixth.
'Phustilltulutrds. Pn II It Poll Pr In, Pa
II (tray, Chests! . co 1 1 7 II Mitchell. Boxing°
Knolone, Roxboro .1 Monism,. Columbia
Th e . C F or . N ew N or k John 4 Stoddard, Boston
II A Gray, tY Cloontor Wo, II Walt, Lalrobo
ins Dtnwobbn• Altoona Amer Cordon, Psi
C Ragnot, N Jorhoy John :McCann, N
Just, Pugh, Plums. 11 Dunbar, Pittsburg
MOUNT VERNON 110Th1..--9eennd st.. above Arch
H C Stn lt, Poston Piy Tarr, BORII.OII
Wlll It 'chards. lainercsier JAR )1111pr, I,ohan n n
17 IV Dirnintek, Harrisburg Julius, Wornor. Del
Mal Croli, Willa, Del Bola Tlnn a, lit Paul
John T Marta, Jr, lisvarly Jan Ward Jr. N
ji hnT Marta, Br, 'Boa oily Peter Durns,M D, 8t Louis
M. Bark, N J
FOUNTA fit 1101'EL—Fecoml btreet, ntne Market,
jap Foorninv. Dovcr, Del A D Thnoplinultz, D e l
Jonea, Wthe, Let Benj Coombe, Galena, 11l
COMMERCIAL 110TEG—Stxth st.. above Chestnut.
.lasi Chittick, Pinta W C Imhoff, Phil&
Ohne Arthur. Montg en 11.tvut Snider. Pa
J W Pratt, Chester co 11 Ituct.loy, Chester co
'f Coates, Lancaster en Ellis Pratt. Lancaster co
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third at., 100V0
J Vanartatialen. Fonsteree Lei r'euivleJ3Lllttrtsville
(dirt Trlnple. Jr. Hrkrßivillo D Da v,9, la
T Shafer, Itarrlsburg
AI ERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third it., above Callowhill.
Thos Canso, Jud Sohn H Martin, Baltiuh,re
A S McGill, Nashvillo.Tchn N A Final, lid
MMaN=IM
BARLEY SHEAF 110 TEL—Second et. below Vine.
Win Ronne, BiOA en B CllOll, Liontwittlln, N
W W Lodor. Stroudsburg jog 11,11. Gernintitown
1) 'Wooltnttn. Uertittint wtt 1 1ritt 1. Smith, Conn
(I White. l'n W D Wr.tton, Stroudsburg
Elizab Stroudsburg
BALD EAGLE 110'M:4—Third et., tIiKIVO CannWhin.
John Klemm. Germantown J C Schropm Germantow n
SATING PIIND—NATIONAL 81,711 TY Talmo
6ott CAN T.—Chartered by the Etat of Pentundrama
It Ul.l:tr.
1. Money Is rewired Frey, day, and in any amount.
urge or small.
2. FIVE PER CENT. interest is old for money from
the day it in yut in.
3. The money in always paid back in GOLD 'libellee.]
it in oalledlor, and Without nntioe.
4. Money is reoeired front Executor', Administrators,
Guardians, and other Trustees, In large or small numo
to remain a long or short period.
IL The money received from Depositors Is Invested u
Real Estate, Mortgesea, Ground Rents, and other Prst
ohms enouritiee.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southren
corner Third street, Philrol.lph in. nal
SHAMAN S SAVING FUND—NOIIIIIIVII37
CORNER SECOND and WALNUT &root/a—Deanna/1 Id
°elver' In emnll and largo amounts, front all glasses of
the community, and allevelateregt at the rate of five per
Cent. per annum.
Money may be draws by cheeky without loci of in
erect.
Office opon daily, from 0 until 6 o'clock, and on Mon
4117 and Saturday until 9 In the evening, President
FRANKLIN FELL; Trending and Secretary, CHAP
M arll ßßrf
WHIGHT—MITCHELL—On the 111th trim., by Rev.
.1. Hyatt Smith. Mr. Edmund Wright to Mies Harriet
Al. Mitchell both of thteke count,, Pn.
LANOHAM--SW KEN PX.—On the 1211, met.. I),
Right Bev. Bishop Wood, Mr. Henry Latighton to Alts.,
Martha E. gown°, . 01 thin city.
AIeF.WAN—CHAPAIAN.—On the %It undo
John 1). 11ro sinter, John Ale Ewan. Jr., to Allan lazdoe
Chapman, adopted daughter of Johoph and Mary Di,
pnicottof this city.
11 FIED-1311.0KRBA CK At Oermantown.on the
2d Inst., by Pm J. 11. Aldan. Air. John K. Reed b.
Mary A. Bildarback, both of thin city.
SANS ON,—On Saturday memo sr,l flu rout., SUMIIII
Albright. oldest daughter of John S. and Emma It. Sim
eon. in the 16th tear of her ere
Duo notice of the Gullet al volt lin riven.
JONES,—At the residence of her eon. J. Pringle
Jones, in Rotting, on the 13th mat., Elizabeth Hugel!
Jones.
lior femoral will take place from Christ. Church. Phila.
dolphin, on Itlondnv. tho 16th thin... at o'clock I'. AI. •
811ANTZ.—ln Philhdolphot. nn Fnturday. the 14th
tug, Abraham Nktutz, Jr., um the 47 th 1 oar of limo alto
Duo notice trill be given or the Whom!.
MILLER.— go the 12th inst.. Clara A., thtothtor of
Charles 'l'. and Clam A. Maier, le the 18th year of 1101 .
ave.
Funeral front the remitenee of her patelitn, Na 971
1 oinbnrtl of root, thlti Morning'. at 10 o'clo ck. &HOWE 11.—thi the 12th Inst., Charlea H. Brower, in
the 4Utli your oh line are.
Funeral from his late residonce. No. 133 Rielinion.l
street. Eighteenth ward, this afternoon, nt 1 o'clock.
NARK.—Uti the 13t1, inst., Mrs Elizabeth MTh lA. to
the kilt yen r of her ego.
Funeral front the residence of lint' son.
Porter, 1621 Lettiner street, this morning, at o'uToe
%JOURNING MOUSSELINES DELAINF,
16 CNNTB —BERSON h tiON lon o Tottered
io,ooo yards or Imported Dlsok end White Motthelmeg
Defame to only 16 cents.
MON 11NINIl t'l'Olt 15,
No. SIM I 1 , 1 Ili tit root.
BLACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS.--
Now in Btore, a full 0000, [went of Lup , u'n flack
! Ni hat Lone harm le Also, Lupine I)lark Cushitic:rub.
Amnon. Satin Deollonet. Velvet P IMI
]'online. TCLOS e
Velour ROD% Mons:mime tie Llonue, &u.
11E880N & SUN. Mourning titors,
dI6 lure CHESTNItIT Rt runt.
IMPORTATIONS.
[Reported for the Prenn.l
CAR DENAH—Brie Thurston-101 1)1))11) 11101 a.... 24
ten no 7 Iddit honey 2do Mors d & W Welsh,
130:1TON-0testinship l'hinudn Norm.. Ma)(hewn
-2.2 canes boots nod nhoen Brown & Platt; 700 keen Deane.
lied& Co; 01 pkgn oldno 11 Cooke; 11.1 do 1 , A Rho)
A; Co; la to Fitlitnn—lonon ar, Co; 37 do FBrllll.lll. KUL.
II.M& Co; 160 do Ilothinglinto Welk: It 9 Conn. I.note
and nhoon E' Ford; NJ no imlns T tt MU; 3 ranks on ml
llotlgnon 7c hoe)); 10 kiln paper, 1) Routh; 121C'INAS
toot nod shorn 11.1111tock. Reed a: Co; it 0., 1101. c,
lamps. Kent. Nantes On Co; lon I,ann N i4Vetro , Jnnh , n .F
flro: as then wane hen. It iehrodnon k (.0; 17 to Lade A,
litoken: S 3 d)1 ghee swim) Oluzzco k ;Munroe; 03 case»
older) Ridgy, at Flinn; 77 ikon do A Slade Co; 90 do Wain, Leations h Co; !II ennen castor otl Wetherell
C»;1011)1)In ell 1. Lock h Co; 213 goon. Into J 11 Rommel;
359 phis puke Continentlil Hotel; 010) do Leech A Co; 70
NIROn l ot din hi do hook nod nlioan 2511 u cantor oil 73
thin nitro dg . :00 Pkg. Onion order.
MARINE INTELLICIENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAW.
Steatnnlitp Flo:lona Sprague, MatthnAs,6o hour); from
Boston, with 111(11 , 0 and parArtns ore to Henry WIIIMIOr.
Steamship lientintteo Hand, from Now York, via
Cana kt ay, 'Hs hours, with nalsa nild passengers to Jns
Alklertitoe.
Bremen hark Elizabeth. Bimini. rat days from Bra-
MOD, kith 111060 and 34 ripsongerig tin Hades Brother,
Bark Robert Sonnet, liiixtord,4 ,13)11 from Now Bed
ford, with oil to Nhotier, Bunting k Co.
Bark Helen Maria. Niekereon, G daps from !Swami,
with rialto to To oils & Co.
Thurston, lottol.o
with mnlnssng In 8 ec. 4;01..r1; 9 da)" from C""n"
Bch r I a r.7.t0 Maul!, Handaraon, C days from Wilif.thst
ton. NC, v. ith naval stores to 08 Stetson & Co.
City ten limit. ttehollinger, R hours from New Cardin,
with bark lilcrabeth in tow. Towed down to Reedy lel
find, on totunlay. hark Canton, for lirtmewiek,l3eo, and
sour lanpire, for tit Thomas.
BY 7131.1{071AP1t.
(Correspondence M The Press.)
?Into )(MIN. Pin Is.
Arrived, Plain; N B Palmer, from Woosung ; Pain ho
from New Winans; brigs Anna Premien, from lialvel.
ton; Mary filowart, from Mamma; Wins my, from Pa
lermo, Wir Ifoln Knighton, Jai
Mailed, IT 8 steamer Iroquois.
The eaptn in 01 thn Anna Prentice reports a btro ship
:Inborn on the Florida Roof, which had ripparentlf Just
none on.
, .
NYW ORLRAN.. inn II
Arm sl, slaps Macaulay and Far West, from New
York; Cavalier and Mongard, trout London; Amx3 vin and
jp,oph Lamar, from Liverpool; Canada, from Bath.
steamamp IKAystono Htltte, Mar:Oman, hence, arrived
at Charleston 12th met.
shin Reaper, Kelly, from Ndw Oilcans, arrived at
Dead 20th ult.
Phil, Caravan. Penile, cleared at Savannah title inst.
for I,iverriml, with 4221 hales cotton.
Ship !kWh Shore, Lathrop, hence, arrived at Mobile
, 9111
Plop Brithicwilier, 'Mildew, filial New York, arrived
nt 90) MO.
Ship V” , 1 011. 11C1114.0, I . Now llileann, arrived al
erpnnl alt..
Blop N Thompaon. Mekerinan, from New Orleank, ar
rived at Idverpool2dth alt.
Bliip Parthenon. Welcome. from Chili. with copper
ore for Baltimore. wee in Hampton Roads lath nod.
Bark Amelia, (Brom/ Oldelank, abated at Norlelk
1201 not, for Weal India.
.1110 BUCIIOCker. AllolltoWll
MARRIED
DYED.
ME=
Bark Nnoces,lt, fur lialvoston,:clearod at Boston
lith inst.
Br, ki°l Unknili Mitololl, °leased at Boston 11th BM,
for Alnoltlaa.
Schr tomi. Kelly, for Pinladelpina f eailmi from Provi
derma 1.3.t1t
•• • .
Bohr Baran M Pharman. Sherman, for Baltimore, ald
from Providence 13th Mat.
Soh r 1". M Clark, Mirk, for Philadelphia, and all othere
hound south, sailed front Newport 13th met.
Bctir John Price, Beare, front Boston. arrived at Mo
tole 9th Imo.
Rehr ll M Aleriihnn. Allen, front Beaton for Savannah,
NMI at Holmes' Sole 12th inst.
schr C AI Aldrolro, Bateman, cleared at Charleston
11th mat for New Orleans.
Mohr liehpae. Cooto, cleared at Richmond 13th Inst.
for West (rllers
Schr 0 D h R I? Shannon. Bowen, cleared at Boalon
Nth inst. for Wrialoncton. DO.
Rehr finorge J it/11013. O'Neill, cleared at Boston 11th
inst. 'or Wilininotnii. NC.
Selir J It Wanwright, Corson, front Boston, arrived
at Richmond 13t h inst.
0 FrIPE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PHIL ADPLPTITA, -January 1.1,18G0.
NOTI PI TO DTOCKIIOI,DE (Mr—The Annual Meet
-11111( of the Dtoeldio dere Of this Company will be held on
MONDAY. the nth buy of Foteliinr., 1660, nt 10 o'clock
A. M., at the 8 A Ndo %I-STREET HALL.
The Annual Election for Direetors will be held on
MONDAY, tho day of Mandl, JEW. at the (Mien of
the Company, ID 'South THIB D Hfreet.
EDNI UND !SMITH. Deorelmf.
SABBAT 11-SCHOOL LEUTL RE.-
- 4 Third !Adele will be en MONDAY EVEtrlNra,
nt . 4 before ti &vied,. in FIR sT RAI T isT enuii C IL
coiner ARCH and BROAD Street, by Rev. JOHN
Cli AM URBS.
Teacheix nowt vre:4ent their tjekrtx at tlf. donr.
MATHEW , Nt.WKIIi.K.
rDWAIII) (MirifiliFll,Y,
WILLIAM BUCKNELIJ.
r") , . OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU.
INDURANCE COMPANY OF Mita-
DFLPDIA, •
Jarman . 141,h0860.
The enitiptl nihntingilit the Inockholderr of thin corn
ti Itn held nt their office, Na. 31k4 WALNUT
Streot on MONDAY, the hth tiny of FEBRUARY next
at 12 o'clock 11.
. .
And an election for Twenty Du colors, to Force for the
',quo: 3 e-tr, soul ho held on same day at the same
Place, trot, eon 12 o'clock AL, and 2 o'clock P. M.
It, M. lIINCIIMAN,
jald malt fe6 Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION FOR
'1..4 E DEAR AND DUMB.—The annual Inert
not ofthe Contributors to the rentottivanot Inettiotion
for the Deaf nod Dumb, will ho held on WED:VE:3IIAV
next, et 4 o'clock P. M.. at the Institution, corner of
BROAD and NNE Streets.
The Annual Report of the Board of Directors will be
submitted arid an election will be hold for olTioore to
sere. tot the oruming year.
)aid -3t JAMES J. BARCLAY. Secretary
fiiiIDAY.SL'IiOOL MISSIONARY
MEETIN Wt.—Union Ilunday-trieliotil Missionary
Ateetings will tra hold D. V.) in the First Presto. terorn
Chirrelt, Washington squere. TIIII3 (Monday ) EVEN
ING. find in the nt. Merk's Lutheran Church. Noti
underi, 'Mere Thirteenth street, on lt.-MORR OW
I Tuesday ) EVENING, commencing at half past seven
Addreel... re exported from the Itev. IL W. Ghildlaw.
Olin,nl Mr. John MaGullaqh, cf Kentuoky, and the
Rev. Charles C. Goss. of Nehrsslia Territory, Mission
linen el the A m Ilea ,
ea n is
t u rd Union.
Mans intelestine foots turd incidents presented
in regard to rho work of Sunday-Sehool extension and
improvement in the West. R. B. WE9TI3OOOIi,
yalrLIV Hen. of Missions of the Am. 8. H. Upton.
urv. 11. OR A IL'AN UINN PAS
• t.. 3 will preach in the Rev. Dr. Wylie's Church,
Broad, below Spruce, street on MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and PM eV EVENINGS, of this week, nt
o'eloek, reserving the other evenings of the week for
meeting pthately with Inquirers in the Lecture Room
of the Church. 1416-bt•
OFFICE OF TIIE UNION CANAL
COM PAN V• PHIL:I imz,rutA, Jon. 10, IB7A.
Ilia mutual meeting of tho 9tookholdors of the Colon
Carnal Connie.) ot Younsr lessea writ inn 110'd at tine of
fice of the cot:irony. Nun.= Wffintut arre on Tuesday.
February 7th no,. at Il Woken A. 31. et which lime
MI election for officers annul unease's senil Inks place.
isle-111%1117 O. TitONIPBON, SoeratarY•
ft PERFECT PERFECT I) I (I EsT I O PS . STltterit)
non O.S. sound lungs. refreshing sleep, and func
tional regularity restored, mithoin medicine, inconve
n tenon. or expense to the "list disordered or enfeebled
eonatitinign. by DU DA RA DELICIOUS H HALM(
RESTORINP s'J'A ARAIIICA FOOD, which
at a few V.OlllB per moral. ran on fifty tunas its cost in
medicine, and removes indigestion Id) seeps's,. lisle
ual constlpstien, ilatuleney, 11011.011$111M1, biliousness,
bet ors, catarrhs. colds noises in the ears rheninatimin,
gout, impurities. eruptions hysteria, neuralgia, irrita
sleoplewoiess, acidity. parturition. heartburn,
headache, delohty, diabetes, despondency, cramp,,
spasms, nausea and tookness, sinking, fits, cough,
asthma, bronchitis, constunption, also children's relit-
Fit tv y ears' 111.10 Se ri battle agony from DYSPEPSIA,
non °moss, sickness at the stomach. and vong
havo boon removed by Da Barry 'a excellent Food.
Testimonials fruit, Dr. Bright. Dr. Urn. llarveY,
Dr. Plotrlnnd. Or. Painpbell, and mans thousand other
respectable parties who can be referred to.
Pocked with hi I instructions in vomiters. $1.60 to
$l2. the tatter earn age free on reeeipt or cash.
Sold at the Be% sleets Ambles Food Depot. 213 101:T1I
street, by 11. Ml'Nft 0, Principal Agent for the
United Stated. VV. roma, Jr., Chestnut and Twelfth
streets. P. 1,. Stlicklionho Eighth nod Preen streets.
t. klarktnson and F, It Clarke, Maul street, Perman
town • and through all Grocers and Chemists,
T=t - - - .• A COURSE OF TEN LECTURES ON
_i t PRACTICAL PREF:NOD - WY to a eines of La
dles end Gentlemen will he commtneurl on TUESDAY
EVENING. Jan. Me, at the CABINET, 922 CHEST
NUT Strout.
TICKETS FOR TIIE COURSE, e 2..
To suture seats apphentuatt should ho outdo imme
diately to J. L. CAIRN,
Stitorpsor to FOWL, n, Wstl.9. A Co.
.
Phrenological Exrunlnntions With Written orverb3l
deScription4 uildo DAY and EVENING.
OF THE WYOMING CANAL
I COM PAN Y. Philadelphm..lnnwtry 12, Isee.
1 1' ho oninl-nanu!..l interest due en the bonds of the Wy
f 111 1 111( Canal Conipam will bepout on pre.ontation of
the Coupon , . at the HANK OF' NORTH AMERICA. on
and otter the 16th !rot tat.
ytl4 2t CHARLES PARRISH. Treneuret.
- TATS
follo wwiti
(1 111SY OF Till;
sr iemnl p l lAtj OlV vl2
18Z0 Thethe'ear gOntAvfoonro- iedll!
rectorstor 18O:
MUM:Tolls
Ilene) P. Sharron!, Mmeon Toby,
Charles Ntaelletter, 15'1Ilime R. Plinth.
John II Redd. Willintn H. White,
, ;f• orxe H. eltuntt. Plume) ()rant. Jr.,
ToIIM N Wn ner, Thomas R. Wattson,
Henry (.I.l , reeinan, Chtrles 8. Lewis,
Ororge C Cocoon.
At nineetine of the threctore. held thin day, lIENRY
ft Hlt Mt. !MUD. Esq.. was unanimously re-elected
President of the CompinY.
jal3.3t 'WILLIAM ITARPEft, Eleerettlry.
DA. SOLGEtt WILL DELI VED A
U COlll.O of Six Lectures On the First Four
Centuries of the Christian Era in their Beane,. upon
Modern Civilization." to commence on TUESDAY,
the 17th of January. nt 7i5 o'clock, I'. U., nt Chieker
mg 0 Bons. No 807 CIIESTNII P Street—to lie eon
lulu,' on Flll DAYS and TUESDAYS. 'rickets 5 . 3 tor
the Cour.. Adtnittom n Lady and Gentleman. And el
for ovary . : addittoxiai told at the ihmksteres
Messrs F. Lonvotrit. I,linstnini time it Not. rye
Chestnut; Smith & It:m.1.01,10 North Sixth Street, and
at Mr nsre, Cluckennx t hone, NY,) Chestnut. Jan ,It."
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE MU.
i rr Tun, IN:it/RANCE COMPANY OF rifil,A
DELPIJIA. J.,• 111 N 11,16 , A.
Thf. Directors Eire this day &clued n Dividend of
811 C PER ChNT. the Capttal Slot k of the Coin
too 01, mat on the ..:ortiliontes of Profits outstnnilivg, for
the )(nu endino December 31st, 1309, without deduc
tion for t+tnte 'Fax. pn)nbie an cash to the etocitholdors,
on nod Liter the 15th not
Also. n Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT., paya
hitt pro 'ma un tho Capital stock and Premiums earned,
out of tho orofaa of (ho Company Ins (ho :I oar on,line
December Not, Iht,9, for which Certificates of Profile,
bowline intorost, bo delivered to the btookholdere,
and to tho insured ontilled e the name, under
the proem...lof !hit dinner. on and otter the lath trod.
No eerbflealo wdl Ito named for any la.. hum than ton
&Ina rg, nor for not fraelibithl pail of ouo dettm. bolo
fete flinn fon doll 110, wad not lean Om, no donor, are
nredded to the insured on the Ismike of the Coinoun.e,
oud il, warh,n env ti , riod of ten )core, rhr mud eroditi
to ton dodlre, condi° ties therefor will he ta
nned.
t.erlaiotles of Profilv linbln, rqually atth ihn
Caudal 8/...k. for thu loqsow Find p!Knzelocut.. of thn
t'ompnny, :001 may toy totto.ortett Into Colotal Stock at
lily MOO, at the option 01 the hut/tor.
1.t12 6t 11. M. lIINCIIMAN. Secrotnry.
orricE PIIIL.IDELPIIIA. AND
1.3 DEADIMi RAII4IIOAD CAIPANY.
At th Annual Alenline of tlin Stockholders of Dm
floaglinglinilrond Company, bold mono
ary 9. loon. Din following - gentlemen wore unanimously
electna Officers for lecki :
• A. ti F IVN,U . S.
VIC% PRY:SIMS:ST.
J. 11TrON StEELE.
MA) tn6n i.
.1. DI: f lON ST EELE.
A. E. EOM
CII AS. Al ACALESTEIL
IV al. NE 1.1, 7h s.
11(111 I'. lib I,l`i
CHAU. E. HAIEN!.
THrns: pry.
S. !MAI/I , OIID.
Fri 111,P.1,1.
R'l, H. MeILIIENNEV.
1k order,
ixlo
flu 11. Mel LH ENN V, Seorelm.
THE LATER PRIsE 11 , ,9uRANcE
L. 3 COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Jfilltl al 10,
Is6o.
At tho annual meeting of tqookholdern of this Com
pany. held on 9th January. ISJO, the tollowinir gentlo
mon worn elected Directors for the omitting year:
RA'l CHEW( D STARR.
WILLIAM Alai EE.
NAL6IOI CHAZI EH.
JOHN Al. AT W 001).
BENJ. 'l'. 'l' REDICK.
HEN HY (VILA nuN.
mouw , e,•l I, I), wsi)N.
voitGE It, HTCART.
JOHN H. DROWN.
It. A. FAUN K.
ANDREW D. EAtili.
RI riGER
At it oievting of (he Brood of Directors, held tins
01t1) bTA II 11 A, OS nvpotntod President.
fallout ODA R liF•3 CoXE ForrotarY
OF F - 1 ir ET (IF THE FAME INsUIt.I,NEE
1 .3 COM PAN Y, No. Aid CHESTNUT
Board of Directors hn,e declareit a dividend of throe
vier root., pA)ablo on downed, out tho profits of the
Comro,) tot thin lint NS months.
Jit nt VV. I. BLANCHARD,
OEFICE OF THE DEL.IIVAItE
TY PASSENGER RAILROAD CONIPANY.—
l'hu fifth inetaltilont ul FIVE DOLLARS per elooft on
the capital Work of thin Coinpan) will he due and pay
able on TUESDAY, the 27th dap of J nnetiry. at the
utile° of T. T. ir , TUIII.I2, Trelvoirer. No. In SOUTH
1 , 0('ILTII fitrrot. A. L. DONNA ' , FON,
Secretary,
TUI PIMA DELPHI 1. WI I.IIING
'PON, AND HAt.lvatOLtL RAILROAD CUM
PAN Y—J I , CARY 9, letle —At the annual meeting of
tho Steckholdni e. held THIS DAY. the following yet.
none worn unaniniuurily Charted Director+ for the en
among year:
tOtinual 4 roton.
nlnnourottohili4Oli t
Wlll. Littleton SaVagel
John A. Dunuan,
4esao Lane
John C. Groome i
J. J; Cohen, Jr..
Thom,th
Co',imbue O'Donnell,
Enonli
Thomas Donaldson,
Win. W. Cotentin.
losnols
Broderick A. Curtis,
Edward Austin,
At a inootoin of tlin Board of Diroctors. hold THIS
DAN', NAM CI% Ah. FEW'tlh was tionntinoutil) elect
od Prosidont, and A LIRE LI'REU HORN ER Secretary and
Tronsurer. ALFRED HORNER,
I t10.6t Soerettirs.
31EISUII1NTW FND.—TIII: A NNVAL
.v Of tho ' U
.o
.t A PAU:HAN U
FND FOCI E
ho held on TUE:4I)AV A FTERNOON, 11th in
,0,0a..0 4 o'eloek P. Al.. t ho lioonis of the hoard of
Tr ida, ;Al 13111:STN Ft cot. The amino al report will
to) Atiltimitted. and nn 010011011 held for ollicers•
117 F. DRAM Secretary.
r1"=" OFFICE OF THE PENNiIiLVANI
II COMPAN FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES,
AND ORANIING ANNUITIES.
Piimsewinis, January 2, 17C03
The annuli ineetin; Id the Stooklionlers of this Com
pany will take Ida,n at their office. 301 WALNUr St..
.0 MONDAY, loth lust rat. at 12 o'clock m., and at thy
Came tuna nit election rill be held for thirteen &roo
ters for the entoung
WILLIAM It MILL, Actuao.
• . .
trIOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS !
IVOHYTYPES,
nmiuEnnhoTyrrs;
M.OCLEES',
NO, 626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Seventh (nnensite Jaye HMO.
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS
Tan en who dekire a really splendid
PIIOTOGRAPH
Ehonld call nt Nor
TDEOLDEBI . -VSTAID 1.511 ED AND MONT }A . m.(
SIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY EV THE STATE.
Cow,: of DAGUERREOTYPES or Ani‘drotypes, of
all 3 sine, finished In OIL, AVAIBIL-rni.nn t
PASTII.,(n AS ItoRION., tin 2ln
SIMA MONTH MADE BY ANY ONE
Walt .410 Ntotivil Took. First Pretnutto
ttwnrtleti, thiniplott and full pat Ocular. Iron Stoned
stock of nil kiwis vitro per Ono okowheue.
Addrnw, D. 1, M11,1,1KI:N.
ttprouttultl. Vt..
rtio cons; COLLE(IrOItB.—Th, printed
lowed eltalwoo d Ow •On of the (.0141 .nit
AltiPi 'eau Conn 110,1 Modriht, Irmo thu uttlottet ol .1. N.
1,1,1 e. 1.40 . how 101 nolo al E. COI3AN'M, .0 North.
TENTII Ntron., Price ru 1 . 011111. JUN :lII_
Arou tiAvE ALL THE ADVANTAGES
.1 all 0 111 ' 411111in.: nut] r. l'hotto:r,pll m 11113
1'11. 0 0,90 019 in t.li itt.t.lo REIMEIC6 Utdloq, Scrod
eruct, tiburo Cam. It'
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
LITTLE & STOKES
Have this day aseothated with them
JOHN F. BODINE
THEODORE A. MEHL,
And will continue the
IMPORTING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. heretofore, r t N 0.231 CHESTNUT street, under the
sty le and title of
LITTLE, STOKES, & CO
Referring to the nhove, we respeotfully invite the
trade to an exurnintionof our Stock, which vollembrace
a full and complete assortment of
FOREIGN DRESS AND STUFF GOODS,
Together with the various products
TILE PACIFIC MILLS,
PORTSMOUTH AND HADLEY LAWNS.
We also have the exelushe Agency for this Market of
JAAIES BLACK & CO.'B CELE BRATED.PRINTINGS,
In RaiditlOn to Wineh, we would call tour attention ton
complete aeportment of
(300D3 SUITED TO MEWS WEAR,
Ine'uding tho various grades of
DIOLLEY'S CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ,
AND DOESKINS.
Philadelphia, Jan. 5, 1840. jag.mwflin
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
exuding between the undersigned m tho BT. LAW
RENO?, 110 fEL, under the limn name of W. FL CAMP
BELL & CO.,_ bun been thin day thasolved by mutual
comet. W. B. CAMPBELL 111 authorized to wind up
the business. WM. B. CAMPBELL,
A. GORDON MULLIN.
January 13.1860. jald-3t.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
CIFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, January 9. IWO.
STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of tine COMPANY.
in conformity with Ir vrovision of its charter:
Premiums from January 1, 18.59, to January
LIMO . $21.1,32093
Premiums earned on Marine and Inland
Risks duntig the year ending as above.... 173.1.18 b 3
Received from interests on inveutmente 74W 89
Lossee, Return Premiums, Re-insurAncest
Expermes and Comnumone, and amount
touetoed to pxy tonnes unadjusted—. Ili 208 89
Net ga n .................. ......... 5.TJ,146 92
Balance against the Company previous
Years
Balance to the debit of dividend account.. ..
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1, MO
6 000 Pennsylvania 5 per cent. loads, at cost. 85!055 00
10,000 Philacietphin cif) 6 per cent. loans, •• 10.300 00
7.000 City of Pitts' urr7 6 per cent. loans, " 6.700 00
7.0/0 a " " " 6,66.1 00
11,670 Camdes and Amboy R. Company, 6 per
cent 80nd5..... 41,71,1 00
5,1100 North Pennsy lvania R. Comp'y Bonds
6 per coot .... 3.750 03
100 Shares N. Pe ans)lvania It. Company.. 5 000 00
117 " Philadelphia Dank 14 700 u 0
11,610 Cheaapenke and Delaware Canal 68 . • 11,6 1 0 00
88 tiIIIITOS Delaware Mutual Safely In
surance Company. 2 700 00
45 Shares Delaware R. C0mpany......... 1,k7.5 00
Sundry stock. of Railroads. Steamboat Com
panies, and Telearaph Companies. and Cer
tificates of Profits of Mutual Insurance
COMpany•••••—• 13,872 00
Estimated present value
Bills receivable for premiums
Cseh in 8ank........ ...........
Due the Company for unsettled premiums,
■aßmges, and other accounts. ..... ..• •• •• • 77427 57
RICHARD S. SMITH, President
JOS. COLLISON, Secretary.
holders of the UNION MU
PAN I' Of Philadelphia. hold
, IMO. the following gerlOo
s Directors for three years:
Henry Lowe, Jr.,
Edward I. Clark,
11. F. Robinson.
W. F. Washington,
el, for two years,
,with .
At a meeting of the Serpi
TUAI, INSURANCE COM
nt that,. office January 10th,
men were °looted to serve
H. Dostouet,
A E. Bono,
War. C. Kent,
liamoal C. Cnok,
and Henry Sam
who,
Charles Vezio,
Godfrey Freytag,
3. P. Ramer.
lhe Yarnell.
Thomas Miles,
Chat'. Aiewlxwkl.
I Goo. W. Bernadou,
lomon,
Color.
13. CULL !SON. Secretary.
Richard R. Smith,
llugh Campbell,
FT31,C15 'fete.
Newberry A. Smith,
Ivan 11. Irwin.
Albert Worrell,
13eorge Lewis,
P. Rai
constttutothe Board of Dm
Fill lit if JO:
QTATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS OF
TIIEI GREAT iNVESTERN INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, for the year ending January Int,
1800:
• .
Authorized Cavite! ... MO 00
Cnottll p10t..... ........ tra.,t , tto uo
Pronoun'. tor tho fi
rht six m onths of the * year. 45
" " 56,44.5 6.4
Fire Prennutns during the year. ...$68,783 11
hlanne.Prennume during the ear,
(mostly Cargo and Inland) ....... 23.015 07
$93,201 09
Bente (Great Western DAWine.
above ex?enees—no estimate for
CompanT a office rent).......... 4 Gen) 52
Interest, ko. . . 7,1:4) 00
L0.4E5 DURING THE T 2 1R
AAPET4.
Ft en) Estate, (above znetlinbranoes).
Bonito and Mortgages. I fast
Bills revolvable. &e.
Amount duo by individuals and corpora
10,193 S 7
Cask on alma, in Ivonk, and in agents' hands 21,433 93
Odle° furniture .................... 913 98
•. • •
JANLARYIO.
The Board of 'Directors have this day declared a Divl
demi of SIX PER. CENT. on the Cash btook of the
Company. payable on demand.
Nir 0
T.
sonrntnr C. LATHROP, Preeitlont.
I. 11A1LEIIU RST. Solicitor. jal2 Pt
O FFICE OF THE RELIANCE MUTUAL
INSCRANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
JAIVARY 12th,166i.
The following statement of the affairsof this Com
puancile>,
eo on f
t thhe e 31st ofharter December, ISSZ, is published In fur
n c, viz
re Capital NINA, paid In •• • • 8/n3.100 00
Certificates of Profits, con
vertible into Stock
Contingent account for pre
lIIIUIII3 on Fire frisks, out
ntendlng Dee. 31, 1354 e 1,720 59
Do. do' received t❑ 19 9 41 719 14
Interest account, net, re
ceived in my) • 721$
Policies, transfers, and other
profit/1 . . . . .
ofits and foes, December
Mot, ISM
R) Dividend Acoottut i pa l l for
Ilio m 5.4... ... 19,537 PO
Profit; nd Loy; for amount
eliarod . 0,707 13
Return Premiunor, Commis
sions. hr 1,9 g RI
Losses hr ra 15.59 4 901 35
txponsea, 3ludim; airencrea
and Taxes 9,701 11 Aciat 02
Romlining with the , Company,
Which is invested alfe!llows, viz
. .
In First Mortgages on City Property, worth
iloubln the amount $1:5,6m Co
liround rent. first elm 2,f6 3 city of 6 per COnt..Loan
1;06.000 I, . , ... . 29,973 75
ronwiyivallll Rat land .
Conlplllol 6 per
cont. 2d Mortgage Loan (f 5 27,000 1 1 0
Ileghony County 6 er cent. Loan 100n000
Collateral Loam., well encored.- '
3,500 11)
Huntingdon and Broad Ton Mountain
Huilrond C001155.0.Y, MortsuoLorm • • •• 4. (01 00
The Reliance 61, Ine, Company 8100 k ... 21,19110
'rho County Fire do do .... 1,060 00
Tho Delaware M. 8. do do .... 700 041
I'enni.}lsunlis Itisilroiid do co .... 4,ttV to
Commercial Bank Stock-- 6 i 33 01
Illechnincs' Bank Hock— .......... 2112 50
Union M. lne. Company scrip . . 3^ooll
Bills nem , . able
Book Accounts, Accruod Ini'
erest, 11:c ... 5 216 (2
Cash on hand......._10,902 30
The r Directors 1111 Se this day declared a Div.dend of
SIS R CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Compacts.
and on the Certificated of Profits outstanding, for the
Sear ending December 31, 18.1.9, without deduction for
tate Tat par able in cash, on said after the h inst.
Also. a Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT.. parable
1,1 , 1/1,11 on the Capital Stock oral I'feil/111MS earned, out
of the profits el the Compan), for too >ear aniline De
cember ab,t, 141,9, for which Certificates of Profits, bear
ing interest, will be delivered to the Stuckhu'alers, and
to the insured entitled io receive the WIMP, under the
pn,omions of the charter, on and alter the 16111 inst.
No certificate win be leaned for any less mini than ten
dollars, nor for any fractional part of one dollar Sums
less than ton dollars, and not less thanne dollar, are
credited to the insured on the hooka of the Company,
and It, within ins Period of ten nears, the said credit
ninount to ton dollars, certificates therefor will be
waned.
Certificates of Profit are liable, equally with the Capi
tal truck, for the lows and engagement, of the Corn
pan) ,mind mar be conrerted into Capital Stook at any
tune, nt the option of the holder.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel fluiphain,
Robert Steen,
Witham Musser,
Rom. W. Tingle),
Nlarshall Hill.
V.. Loth nip.
Charles. ',eland,
- - -
Clem Tirvearr.
NVlllotin R. Thompson:l
Frederick Brown.
ComoOwl Ater onson.
John li.lVorroll.
Ili 1.. Corson.
Robert 'foltind.
Frederick Le nwg, ineol, 'P. Hunting.
Charles H. Wood, 1 4 mith [owan,
Jamp.4 S. W Julio
Woodward. Bissell. Pittsburg
Cif TINGLLY, Prrsulent.
11. NI. HIYCHIIAN, .•, , aeretsr.. )all fm&s: 12. t
T HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORE.
Meets:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INvgBTBD I W rq ptupT MoßTCAalis RHAL ESTATE,
ORTII OVER ,911,000,000.
The FMIIIIII,I Rye !WEIL (1011 in many other Corwin
mos, and the Dividends have heap ORFATEIL.
This is it striotly MUTUAL Company. Thew_ are no
13talkhohlera, an that ALL THE PROFilti
DILONG To THE issraro.
Pamphlets, and every information, may be had
GRATId, on application to
F. RA feIIFORD STARR, Agent,
S. W. corner Flit/writ and WALNUT Street&
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thom. Hobins, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson. George H. Stuart.
Demo, AL Stroud, F. S. Whalen,
John 11 Alma, J Fisher Lemming.
Joseph Patterson, William C. Ladling.
John M. Atwood, Arthur 14. Coffin.
Thom. H. Powers. George W. Toland.
William McKee. Thos. AN'attson. all-lyit
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I,ixt rect., ed and for a tle 1 , 1
WILLIAM S. tc AbFREP MARTIEN,
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OAIJ—LEUIGLI HICKORY, AND LO
CUST MOUNTAIN. candidly ccuienail and pick
ed. Eatiaraction m meddled.
M M. 11. BUNTING,
all-120' 74.11CALLOW7ULL Street.
A YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY AC
quainted with the dry-goods bum f , u wishes .
good situation in a wholesale house. can command
some trade of his own acquaintance Will refer to any
of the merchants or business men of this vicinity. Ad
dress W. 1., Williamsport. Pa. jelS-St
A GRADUATE OF A PIBLADELPRIA
-A.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE .. rifhle tOnation
sa iceeper. I' ease address w. G. E., at oil
Jeat :t•
WANTED—A SALESMAN FOR THE
Routh and Southwest. by , an Importing and
Jobbing lime in the liquor husinecs . ; one who can
command a good rx mouth, or cash busmen among
druggist, and dealers, and who can give teapectable re
farences. None other need apply. Address •• T. 8. 8.."
Press office. P41.1-St•
WANTED—By ayoung man, a situa
tion in a Wholngle Grocery or Wholnman Dry
Goode House. to learn the busmen. Salary no object.
Address " J. 5.," at this office. 1,111-at•
WANTED—In a Market street Store,
an active, energetic, young man se salennan.
One who can command a Six-months trade. Address
DRY GOODS, at Press office. has-lit•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
in HOUSES TO RENT.-TO RENT-
The neat &rents, No. 312 LOMBARD Street.
Gars and Beth ; inx Bed Rooms; two Parlors, and Base
ment Kitchen and Cellar; good Yard. Rent $250 per
year.
Alan. to Rent, the small House in the rear of N 0.240
LOMBARD Street. Rent, +l6 per month to a family
without children.
Also, to Rent, a small House in CHURCH Street,
below Morris street. Rent. 87
_per month. Six Rooms.
Also, to Rent, the Store and Cellar, in FIFTH Street.
Lelow South. Rent, 810 per month.
And for Sale, The rood will of Two Dealers' Stalls. in
the SECOND-STREET MARKET, below Lombard
attest.
A opiy to THOMAS MARTIN. Real Eetate Agent a nd
C.lfeetor. N. W. corner of THIRD and LOMBARD
Streets. • j311.-3t..
figl WILL LET—The FIRST FLOOR,
IEINECONC STORE, and, if wished, the THIRD
STORE of my building. which doom are Ito feet deep.
(reserving the Cellar and fourth Story for my own use,)
for a Wholesale Grocery, Grain and Feed. or Provision
((tore. If rented, the entrance to Toy Office ,Alcohol
Iliatillery, and Liquor Store, will be ion NEW Street,
above Front. Possession given one month after taken.
Apply to EDWARD WRIGHT, 250 North FRONT
Street, below Vine.
The two Stores will be entirely ee,parate. and. in the
manner the building ig constructed, wi.o hare all the
convenience.. Jal4-12t
poR SALE—AII the MACHINERY be-
Inn King to the Distillery, TWELFTH and
PRIME Streets, Shafting. Cog and Spar Wheels. Mills,
Spindles. Bolt and Elevator, Still, Dublin. and Worm ;
Mash and Yeast 'rubs, Cisterns. Hot and Cold Water
Tubs, 4 Pumps. &c. Wilt be sold at one-half their
cost. Apply on the premises. istiAt•
VALUABLE PROPERTY, WALNUT
Street. below Fifth.
For sale. Non. 4:17 and tin WALNUT gtreet, about 4d
feet front by 132 foot deep. A very denaable property
for inveatinent. end from tie lune peculiarly adapted for
profitable/ improvement. Terme accommodating. Ap
ply. to N. La BRAIN. goo PI I"htladelphi a F. :charge. 3cl
elory. between 11 and 'clook jal4-3t*
HOUSES TAVERNS, and STORES,
ma E eatEstate of every deaoriotton for asks or to
rent. Apply to MAX fIEIN'S.
Ree SECONDgent,
No. 227 North Street.
In L. Tourny & Co.'s Seed Store.
All °niers will be promptly attended to. Eneinh,
French, and German epoken. Collator of Ground
Rents. nlB-3m
'TOR SALE—A Valuable Lot of Ground.
148 feet by 100. three ()lots, water and as laid on
one front; suitable for a church or factory. ft is muta
ted in the Southwestern part of the city. in a rapidly im
proving neighborhood. Terms easy. Address, for par
tsculara." J. K.," came of this paper. watt
ROHR & DAVIS WASIIING-DIACHINE
for sale by PLOWMaN & MoBRIDE, hlanufao •
turers, .7 STRAWBSRRY Street., Philadelphia.
By thus machine sweet's wash of an ordinau-sized
family can be done before breakfast. It is equal in ca
pacity to four women. and eaves at least ao per Cant. in
wear acid tear. Hundreds of them are now in use. and
the demand continuing.
Call and examine for yourselves.
County rights for sale on reasonable terms. Prise oh
machine Stu, up to Va.
PLOWMAN & MoBRIDE.
ht2-Im . 37 BTRAWBBIIRY Street.
8125,712 22
e 100 ow 00
81 438 57
16,488 77
8173,716 91
A PLEASANT CHAMBER ON THE
third floor vaottut, wah baud, at No. am WAL
LY UT Street. rslo-bt•
FOR
EVENING PARTIES
BERTHAS,
CAPES, SETS,
SLEEVES, and CUFFS,
In Reed Lace, Crepe, Illusion.
Blond and Imitation.
in great Varieties, of the
NEWEST STYLES.
Also,
4-4, 6-I. 94, 9.4, 10.4 ILLUSION.
TARLATANS, CRAPES, Ac.,
Much below the usual prices.
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth Street,
:3105,651 64.1
306 South SECOND Street, below Spruce
jnl2-tf
5.13 VS qi
24 72') 44
$61,965 33
6111 19
11.1 716 33
67,765 l'3
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!
MOM
A ETITC.II, IN TIME SAVES NINE."
ECONOMY !
As accidents wilt happen, rern is waß•resulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crocks
ry,
--- $ 11'7,721 00
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford
to be without it. It is always ready and up to thc ;stick
ing point. There is no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, Wintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
emotes. It is teat the article for cone, shell, and other
Orn amental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation is used sold, being she
laically held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the best cabinet-makers' slue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vcaCg
more adhesive.
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. B. A brush aceompaniee each bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
lEEE
Wholesale Depot, No. t 8 CEDAR Stoat, New York
Address
lIENRY Cg, SPALDING lc CO ,
Box No. MOO, New York.
.51.3 771 33
Put up for Dealers in Cues oontlining four, eight,
and twelve dozen, a beautiful Whop mina Snow-roan
aocompant ins each nautili.; e.
B' A single bottle of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
Rill save ten tunes its cost annually to every household
Fold by all prosynnent Stationers, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers. and Fano,'
Stores.
Country Merchants should make a note of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
when nothing up their list.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
d2;-mwf-y
MIMI
-R. THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIIE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADbILPHIA.
IN ALTER LAING vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
Juno Term. 1339. No. 78:. Ft. fa.
SAME ve.SAME
Suteinber Term, 1859. No. 210. Fr. fa.
DAVID JAYNF Se. h.lisoUND bTEELM_AN.
September
AMEvs. Term, 1!.5 9. No
E . 199 . Fr. la.
S SAM .
September Term. 1859. No. Qs. Fr. fa.
GEORGE C. DARB , R re. EDMUND STEELMAN
September Term. 1959. No 196. Fi. In.
JAMES BAKER Ns. EDMUND STEELMAN.
September Term,lBs9 N 0.26.5. FL fa.
C.B. A. P. Itt. SMITH vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
September Term, 19'9. N 0.998. Fr. tn.
JOHN DOWLING on. EDMUND eTEELMAN.
September Term. 1.59. N 0.433. Fr. fn.
3011 M. BICKEL Ns. EDMUND STEELMAN.
Supreme Court. January Term, 1&0. Nu.s. Fr. fn.
The t uditor appointed to males distribution of the
fund in Court. raised by the sale of personal provertl by
virtue of the above writs. will attend to the duties of
appointment on MONDAY. the 30th day of Januart•
IN,O, eta n'tdock P. H., at h. office. S. W. corner of
Seventh street end Washington equate, in the cite of
Philadelphia, when and where all persons interested
are required to present their chime, or else be debarred
(ruin Gomm,. in upon said fund.
innearl 16, 10:11, CLEMENT B. PENROSE.
info-10V Auditor.
L EWERS TESTAMENTARY TO THE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM RIDDLE, deceased.
header been granted to the subscnber by the Re toter
of Wit% he.. for the city tint COI3IIIT of Philestelghta.
allper/10125 trdebted to the said estate are requested to
make oa) inent, nod those haring clams against the
same to present them to
ROBERT RlDDLE,Executor.
d 24 set 618 vINE Street.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-a, March Term.l?W. NO. 'Si. Eut3dlVOTCe.
IiELAR C. HIRST, by her next friend, dm, vs.
HENRY it. 111118 T.
s,r : You are requested to take notice that the court
have 'muted a rule this day on respondent to show
catnip why a divorce should not be decreed in the above
Personal service of this rule having failed on account
of the absence of the respondent. the court ordered the
Publication of this rule, returnable RATERDAY, Jan
uary 2S, at 10 o'clock A.:11
J. WAGNER JERMON.
Attorney for Libellant.
To lignax H. meat, R espondent. jat6 inthit
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
w. offer from now to the enl of the year our LARGE
STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS.
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
periwig wishing theLr Houses Pepered,csn get nest
BARGAINS
Br canon early on
lIART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
JAS. R. CAMPBELL IS; CO.,
imroitrErts vo IV ROLESALIC DA kLERS 1:1
DRY GOODS,
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, &c.
No. 721 CHESTNUT Street.
HORSES TAKEN TO WINTER on a
Farm in Delaware county. Excellent stables
ant expertenced Groom. Apply No. 611 Witj,Nl7T
Htreet.nermul loon. tt,lo-tf
CINS AND MEDALS OF ALL KINDS,
Minerm.• shag. Fnararinga. Auto rra[hg, Sta
tionary. and Fancy ArDales, Bouiht am)
.IDLER,
No. 111 :forth :UNTIL near .ARC.II et.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
MILLINERY GOODS.
DISPATCH!
SAVE THE PIECES
LEGAL.
PAPER HANGINGS, Arc.
NO. 322 CHESTNUT STREET
AMUSEMENTS.
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT Ett., mon
Eighth.
Faicas.—Dress Circle,so ciente ; Family Circle 25
cents; Seats in Frira.e Boxes, 73 cents;
rate Boxes, 03 and 36.
Box tithes open from 10 A. M. tills P. 51., when seats
can be secured without Extra Charge.
Cuenon or Trig s.—Doorg open at half past 6 ierikreh.
To commence all%
First Night the new and gorgeous esctaele of the
MAGIC RING OR THE FOUR ELEMERTB:
FIRE. WATER. EARTH. and AIR
For which a new and distinct Company of the most
celebrated Artists has been especially engaged in eon
;unction with the present um-walled Com , any,
Ever! Scene. every Costume. every
_Appointment
and all the extraordinary Meebanical Erects
ENTIR ELY NEW.
The gorgeous Scenery. brilliant Costumes. splend id Alilta and Decorations. and the superb and
thrilling Ret - ects
MAGNIFICENT mbmno E P n3d 1011 " .11S
'IZ .E
Ever presented to the Pubic.
First Night or the beaTitifill. high yl -trained. And
THOROUGH-BRED DANCING MARES.
Which will be introduced try
AIRS. DAN RICE
In Novel &Ed Elegant
DOUBLE AIAIIEGE ACT.
MONDAY EVENING. Isn.lS.
And EVERY EVENING THIN WEER.
will bepresented the gorgeous Bpectacle, in Three
Acts and Four Elements of
THE MAGIC RING °PTAS FOUR ELEMENTS.
The entire spectacle under the sztnerintendenoe of
MR. JOHN DARCIE,
CHLIACTIOLS.
Herbert. &mused as the Minstrel of Cassel.
Mr. W. H. Page
Arm:4h. Hnicht of 80hemia............ Mr. Whitt ter
Galati, the Wizard of the Four. Elments.Mr. J. Dame
Fresco, a Charcoal Burner, ...Mr. Frank Drew
Whirl/bars, the Stare of the Ring .... ....Mr. Holland
tiveline.the Enchanted Princess.. ...Min Kate Belden
Leela. her Waiting Hackett
Annello. the Feint of the Mag ic Ring.. Miss Aoebtids
Spirit of the Water Mist.. ..-
Miss Wiluza
A Pull Corps da letrind Aundianes
SYNOPSIS OP SCENERY, Ac.
Element the First:
FIRE.
11C1:11 1.
CITY AND HARBOR OF CATANIA. IN SICILY.
With Mount -Ens smoking in the backgro , nd.
Online side a matte atibergs; the sten of the World's
liii7l; Groupe of Sicilian peasants ; dancing and drink
ing. _
A RUSTIC BALLET.
A throes ef 'rounded knights enter from the suberge.
hhout to depart for their several homes, all ham:
foiled ill their attempts to secure the Magic Ring. sad
resells the lovely Princess Eretine, who has bees
spirited slimy by a fell wizard ; they are met by Her
bert. the 31instrel of Cassel. who cowls to obtain the
nut and restore the beautiful Princess.
THE
2.
CAVERNS OF THE BR-AZEN HAND.
In the centre stands a rode alter, formed of rock. upon
who h the Brazen Hand is seen holding the Rule
Ring; Herbert, strong in honor and in love. resolves to
seize the prize ; thunder and other fearful ncases; the
charmis broken ; asset music is heard; the rock algae
open, showing
THE SPIRIT OF THE WHO.
The Spirit, to reward Herbert for his courage. honor,
and love bestows on him a Golden Wishing Branch,
and Whirliburg, the Store of the Ring, to attend tam
rsNE
INTERIOR OF TRIP CH A RCOAL
COAL BURNER'S
ABODE.
Franco. rising from his own ashes.
pretty de awake,
dreams of his lost sweetheart. the ttle Loeb'.
who also has been sp.rited away by art city, saucer
eyed sorcerer, along with her mistress, the Rumors
Erehue. Nome. beard without: Herbert, who wlthati
to se. has brother Ftante. is led thither by W tarlrterg.
and they start in search of tbe long-ket Evehus ; a
fearful road to take.
&ENE 4.—TRE REALMS OF FIRE.
The lovely Pnnetes Enloe and her faithful attemletst,
Leebs, fast in the power of the mighty Godah. pins and
sigh rimy their melting moments. booed Tidos the
bosom of
ITxt..'l , *resign ueocirghlw.
Xing Cupid.qpick descending. arrives with Herbert.
Franen. serf Whirtiburc to the reuse of the diwit
damsels; Herbert 'ekes from the Princess' finger the
first of the rune whirl, pees the Wiz rd power Weer
the Four Elements : Sets her free and they ascend on
THE DaiGoN C ka Octe. a SOLLING site OS LlQttD //IS.
Element the Second :
SnicNe —FALLS OF NIAGARA:
Seats 6.—TRE Cava OP g e t cu t,
MOXSTZ.7.II.
Tranon in a Fix; Cannot get and flunks of basics:s
ing a Shell fiah-man.
&Eta 7.—Tua CITY or FOUNTAINS.
And Coral Rome, of the Water 'Phyla
The Naiad Queen end her Court; t , e Pnutene Beeline
broorht in a eaptrce by the Wizerd of the Slemeats
Wonderful vower of the Mario Ring ; Breaking op of
the second charm.
RIPISYG OF THE WATHRB.
Ascent of the Lover on the Bosom of MS DIM.
Element the Third :
EARTH.
&ENE B.—THE 811. 1 13,R MINES.
Of' the Gnome ltlexiett.
THE MAGIC CIIA•GE Tu n ME GIANT SILVER
ST I CAE.
tip which Herlilrt. the Prineeen and Frame 'Aosta to
Earth 1.1113.
FiCX:CE 9.—THE SICILIAN VINEYARD.
Element the Fourth:
A I R
&ter i —THE PALACE OF RAINBOWS!
The Last Wsh ; Herbert dares the ski. t seat his
brlde ; Appearance of the Mane Eszle.
Fosse It.H ALL OF POE Rt72.IDR ED KNIGHTS.
Geontanasrncession and Triumphal Entry of Her
bert and the Inn en Erehne
the S pi rit
Chsymt drawn by
Ma-While tteeds ; Assent of the Spirit of the Rum ;
Fame, Victory, and the Spirits of An tenperbTabisan-
The whole will co'clude with ft Choice Selsetios
ACTS IN THE ARENA,
Equeetrien, Gvnicenie. And Aerohttic. tit which the
full 2:math of the Company will appear.
WEDNESDAY AND SAITRDAYAFTERNOONS.
GRAND
DAY ENTERTAINMENT POR FA MILfER.
When Extra A ttractions Inn he presented.
Doors open at 2. To commenes at hall' pant S o'clook.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
CHESTNL'T Street. near Ettxtb.
THIODON'S THEATRE OF ART&
THIS EVENIG.
Will be offered the following elegant 'ernes: The Port
of Genoa Waslungton and lids Genera's, are truly tis-
Presented.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
'ln Irbieh 20.000 Morino Figures are retregented—to
g ether with a life-like 'Mir of the General and tug Msg.
e hats . The Arine on its March.
MONKS OF MT. ST. BERNARD.
After which the tem& seene of the Storni at &a.
The exhibition terminating with the model new of
the monster steamship, the Great Durum.
',Afternoon performances on Wednesday and Saturday.
Tickets, 25 cents. Chtidren, IS tent..
Doom open at 7. To commence at & iall-lw
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Role Lessee..._... •.llrs. M. A. HARRETTEIOII.
Stage ..... S. F. HUM
5010n...a Agent - - ...Mr. JOEL D. MUMMY
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR.!. W. W ALL &CIC.
kSHVENTH NIGHT OF MATILDA HERON.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Jut. if.
Lesbos. Mms Mattldg Heron ; Oreeolo. Mr. I. W.
Wellack • The Doge of Team:l. - Mr. George. Johnson
&Mono. 31r. L. R. Bheafll ; Rasp°, Mr. l own ; VIOLS.
Mn. Ames Cowell.
Pnoes as nsusl
Sesta sees red Inthont extrs charge.
Doors won at 6Si o'ciock. PetfonsAnce to oostumooe
at 7 o'clock.
W Ii s E T A RE T E L T EY ,rin; & ATR C E. LARKEYS mum.
THIS +MONDAY) EVENING. Jan. H.
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.
Mr. Feathe rly, Mr. Wm. Wheatley.
PETER WILRIAS,
Peter Wilms, Mn.s Drew; John Adam, Mr. Doi
van; Nicodemus Crowenill, Mr. Clarke.
Scatat or Paimia.—Astmlumn, ZS cents; Secured
Seats in Dress Corele,..Ttli cants ; F.rquet. to Dent:
Doom open at half pant 6 o'alock ; potion:mutes* to
oemmen^e at 7 o'clock preciaell.
AIcouNOUGLUS GAIETIES---RAVE St.,
ILL below TRIED.
NEW FEATURES ALL THTS WEEK.
Pmt appearance of Masa ROSINA MAY. 1:..a Beanti
fel Ca. tatrlce. late of COOPER'S OPERA TROUPE.
who wall ems a Choice Selection of
1. M FLEW,' ANDe Z IN .311:1W MITS.
Miss MARIE, .Mina HOWARD. and Ma WHELP
LEY.
IRREpIt.SIBLE CONFLICT
R
THE IMPENDING CRIBIB,
With Beautiful Peeper' New Cognmea. and Tableant.
BILLY THOMAS as Mrs. Heller J. LtAVITT
se the Et:ranger, in the LnushaVie Burlesque or the
STRANGER.
GARDNER in hie Great Been, Eonentrietties
Comic Pantomime of
MOTHER
Grand Celebration of the A anirersArT a the o_pening
of the GAIETIES on THURSDAY LYENING nest.
January 19th, on which occasion there will be a 'Dobbs
Performnce.
TICKETS CAN NOW BE PROCURED FROM. THE
TREASURER. AT THE OFFICE.
SECOND WARD.-COMPLIMENTARY
BALL to tho UNION ASSOCIATION of Second
NINI at the Musical Fund Hell, on MONDAY EVE-
O. January 1303.
MOW of Ceremonies,
OSCAR THOMPSON.
Floor 3 mowers.
CHARLES B POTTING rR. 6E09 OE B. MILLER.
Tickets, One Dollar. For sale ry the Conartottee of
Arotngements, and at the Daily News Office, Jalat
911.'„IPLE, OF WONDERS
Northeast comm.. of TENTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. treat sod Novel Attraction.
11APPV NEW yRAR:
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The wonderful Magician and Ventriloquist
EXHIBITION EVERY . EVENING DURINO THE
WEEK.
Commencing at 73L o'clock, and on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY A ITERNOOIs Bat 1 The celebrated
Automaton Rope Vaulter. one of the greatest pieces of
Mechanlem ever exhibited, will appear in every exhibi
tion. and perform his astonishing feats.
A,lnoscon is rents, Children /Scents.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
PARISINA,
illustrative of
LORD BYRON'S POEM.
:r . .
LIIMS PRIZ: NOTRE.
THE PILGRIM .rATHERS
VIEWRTYRDOM OF JORN
OA FOR FEW DAYS OAla.
tbs
D ['SSE L DOR F .6* xxr.strio.N.
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
EVA CHESTNUT Street.
Ort (rem 9A.M. to P.M.
Admission 25 cents.
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Or THE
PINE ARTS.
I= CHESTNUT STREET.
la OPEN DAILY, ISumleya exaepte4.l from. Lit.
tall 6 P. M.
Wanted—The Tenth volume of " ribia Etereeet
rfl/1 , (10 " of Parusese.
Adualasion RS coats. Children ender 12 yea half
price.
11harel of Stook 830. .25-tr
ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re.
ILA hearaala every SATURDAY, at musiva, FUND
HALL, at 3.41 o'eloek P. M. A paskagEof eras tickets,
one dotter. jtirte ttoketa,ltti mate. To be had at G.
Andre's, and Beek A Lawt,..n'a Marie Stores, and at tits
door. old-sat
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
JW. SCOTT--late of the firm of Win
• cheerier t, Boort—GENTLEMEN'S FURIVISH
ING STORE and QUIRT SWiLTACTORY, 611
CIIESTMIT Street, inearly opposite the Girard Hama
Yhrtadelphia.
Et. would respect call the attention of his
former patrols end trie tQh:s new store, and is pre
pared to craws foe ,111R7t3 at short coves. A t
perfect fit sausage. Wholeaals Trade anyphed Nritit
Ens Bhlrta and Collars.
MORE PROOF OF TUB WONDERFUL
EFFECTS OF MONEL.IIB • Ai ERMAN RAM
REPARATOR.
PRILA_DELPHIA, September r.th,
This is to comfy that I smut bald for maps Tears. and
was recommended to tl7 your Reparptor ; sodOLSTIES
procured three bottles, used it for three mouths. which
hes ceased my hair to grow, and elthoush not IitUUI as
thick u before, per tt is ommtantly yorf o,
E 8
No.= North Third street
PRILADYLPFIII. September rat, iga
Mr. J. F. 3lovEtt: Licar tame since mY
hair commermed falling out, so much so, that I was, in
fact. fearful of becoming bald; butt eanng of the won
derful power of your Separator, I was induced to bay a
bottle, and a ft er using one-half of it my ha not only
°eased coming Out, but commenced groirualr. and
I have now as thick a snit of hair as e`
N J o. 636 o Y rry i street
For wile be T. H. PETERS & Co.. Sole Spent,' No.
116 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia. WS-am
SILVER SOAP—A ample preparation
for cleansing Silver Plate. -fewer/. Mirrors. Mu-
Die, Etc., far more convenient and en - ecure than am ether, Mte half the labor of House cleaning may be
saved by using this Soap, which cannot soambly Entre
the finest Zinc white, arid as no scrabbma is restored.
the won as. in the wear of the runt Is set , ee greater theft
the cost of the Soap. It leaves the airfare° as gem and
white as when new. Manufactured oat by the
Indexical Boa/ Cc.capay.. sad sold bythei vr assM
Meats. ASS ARTNIIT. D a nu—.Apetaaaarom
tut CIFIRR all-
RR. CORSON REAL ESTATE
. BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS
TOWN. PENNA.
FAEMY In ,dsnaomery, Banks, and Chum noun
glen for sole or nwenstiza.
00411) MORTG A DEB on farms netotlnted.
HANDSOME DWELLINGS for in.:n in Norris
nvn.
TO BUY CHEAP WATCHES,
shirt Stud.. Sleera Buttons, Coral, Lara, and
ttnacan Seta Gold Chatna. :hirer and Plated
Sons. Fork. a. Catooil• Cake Baskets. Etc.,
a cr. and steel rrectaoles. co to
tali tit ItUdS.ELL'Zi.= BIXTIi Matt.