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*“* u**«**»■**■P 0, L^^^ „ YOL, B.—KQ. 196. PHILADELPHIA,, THiPSpAY, MARCH IS, 1865. ■FOUR
MILLiraRT. .
NEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
*OW OFIH, A. POLL LINE OP
SPRING BONNETS,
HATS, AO MlLl ISERT ROODS
toe rally. Mertfiants* Strascers, and Residents pnr
laslng BOKHBTB will find every variety to select
w* *| the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIt,
ILX.INERY SHOW ROOMS,
»S 0 ABCH STiigET. *
lliH-HMb*
XII &. PRY GOODS JOBBERS.
.PRING.
1865.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
•osnxß jJrb jobbers or dby goods,
737 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFER TO
CASH BtfTEBS AT - WHOLESALE
. exUmlrt Mtoitment of ololee fal>rl«« tit
IRIIGS HTO AMERICAS DRY GOODS,
and tinder market ratee.
i their «to«k 1« dally replenished with. Ilia most de>
tble offertnts of this and other markets, It will
'tr« prow worthy of Inspection.
WHOMSArf BOOMS UP STMBS.
FRING—IB6S.
EDMUND YARD & 00.,
W CHESTNUT AND 614 JAYNE STREET,
HAVE HOW IH STORE A FULL STOCS^j
„KS AHD FANCY DEESS QOODS,
AMEBIOAN DELAINES,
bajumouals,
SHAWLS AND GLOVES,
■WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
[A we offer to the trade at the lowest market
( PRING, 1865.
ELLOB, BAIM, & MELLOR,
Km. «0 ud *» ITOBTH THIED ST-BEBT.
IHPORTKKS OF
HOSIERY,
SMALL WAKES,
WHITE GOOBS.
MAJrtTPACTITCK&B OP
BHIET FKOH T S.
AMES, KENT, SANTEE, & 00.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Of. 339 rad 3« North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
loths, Print*,
AsslnorM, Delaines,
attlnots, Alpacas,
tans, Pane; Brass Goods,
lottcnados, Brown and Bleached Shootings,
enlms, Brown and Bleaohed Shirtings,
tripes, Smlsb Ghambras,
hooks, Ornish Tweeds,
Mnghams, Flannels,
lapers, Linens,
FURNISHING GOODS.
*H GOODS, BOTTOM, *«., &o.
SPRING.
865.
merchants
MAKING- THEIR PURCHASES,
'lll flad it to their interest to examine our Stock of
FOREIGN GOODS,
We have replemUhed out STOCK liberally during tie
:eut declias, all of wMcli we will sail at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES..
JOHN F. YOUNG,
mhll-ituthfit No. TO NortK FOURTH Street.
TAIL »BV GOO 08,
HEAP BILKS.
HOIKCAJS W. EVANS & CO,
HA.VE WOW OPEN
LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
PLAIN SILKS,
OHOIOE SHADES,
VERY O H'E A. P .
/OS. BXB and. 830 Chestnut St
\nhll St
'LEACHED- MUSLINS
AT REDUCED PRICKS.
The subscribers have received from the
- ;late auction bales
renO paokaaee of the most desirable makes of
arise, shirting, and pillow case
MUSLINS,
i whioh they respeotfully invite the attention of
tyers,
HEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, It ARRTSON,
mhlS-Bt 1008 CHEITNUT BTBBBT.
T REDUCED PRICES,
iOUSEHJEEPUrtt BBT GOODS,
IHIETING LINENS,
LINEN SHEETINGS, and
PILLOW OASE LINENS.
table linens, napkins, do ylies.
TOWELS and TOWELINGS of every dosorlp
ion. _
Q.UILTS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS.
A lar(e aißortment of LAOS CURTAINS, OUR-
V-AIS KATEBIALS, CURTAIN TIXTURSS, GOLD
itCIUIBBD SHADES, So., A*.
■'tEPP&EDiTA.H HAHTiINOEN, &AERISON,
fJlj gt 1008 CHgSTSUT STREET.
BEAT bb dhoti on IN the
t>UTfiH OV BBY QOODS —JOHH TOTJHO.
»»ot& FOURTH Sweet, le now oftartM om of
Job” complete Blocks of Dry Gooda la ‘Wa mar Sat.
jndiiiff id any scarce Goods* ail of which, will be sold
ft BMBM‘lo®l^« T Sriowa to the lowrni prioei :
ralfA 0 * kgB,ia CN mJnX&T
,nTn*r V TOTING HAS JUST BE
* CBIVBD 17 piece*Green FieldlnfJ* f like. Prioe
at Hi worth HI M. mhU-atathSt*
lfra* oebbthpt s'raßlK
f &M. NEEDLES,
XOS4- CJhestnut Street*
I 18 JTOW BSOWTIXO A QBBAT VASIETr OF o
NOVBiJrrES ' ■ £
* Ijr EACH OOM.ABS, BBSS, SLBBVBS, Bffl. W
1 Also, a great TarletT of §
+1 ickS, »%k. {WI* 4 * piald ‘ tni <,thflr fancr 3
g: rgosUas suitable for §
■ej WHITE BODIES.
?¥ A general M*S fa “S5 tof J ? ? ltB vSh? , ’BSb««’ el
fg Embroideries, Handkerchiefs. Veils, Barbee, g
!" ***•’ QBJUTLT BHBUCBD PBCCSB.
’ i A Urge lot of Needlework, Edgings and In
a»d new eWe VI.
"*-• "its. ...
'Lace
'( 10»* nHTOTHTH BTBBET. *
T ADIEB’ SPRING CLOAKS.
Xj Opening dally, new Cloaks.
French Cioth Cloaks.
American Cloth Cloaks.
Water-proof Cloaks. _ _ ••*«•«**
la addition to a food .took of roady-m»de ir»ra» n «j
Tr« make to order Cloaks of newest cnt, »ad «n«wg
them to It and pleaee. L&rw Block of CLjUElBtt
CLOTHS, at erholaaale orretall. oaa afdoet tkou
KtX ” d " ° tW ’ “ rt “ n COOPER &
maatr B. 8. earner BISTH and MaSEST sU
SPRING DRESS GOODS, OP NEW
*0 STYLES, OPEBIHO DAILY.
MS?ir.?s?»oTr«.
Spring styles of Poplin*.
ISroaleß. 11l irgtvarißtY.
Ipjrfn* !«}«“* MohSn! 1 '"
iff” ,
ao Booth aaqOKD Street.
'Wiliam eyans. jr.,
1 " asa south frost street,
Wholesale and EgtaH |s« COLORS
SHATTERED constitwtionsrb
■o STORED to HELKBOLD’S BXTBAQT BUOHU,
u. s.
SEV FN.TTT.nRC'TY LOAN.
By authority of the Secretary of fh* Treazury, tte
undersigned ha* assumed ths General Subscription
Agency for the calc of United State. Trescury Roto*
bearing «ev.n end three-tenth* per eeat. intereit **r
annum, known a. the
E. P- SILL ft CO.
SPRING.
Rteee Bote* ere Jnned under dete of Augnat 15, IBM,
end ere payable three years from that time, In era.
rener, or are eonyertihle at the option of the holder Into
These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per
sent.. Including sold Interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on the 7-30 Loan, at current
rates, including Interest, about ten per cent, per an
num, besides Its exemption from State and municipal
taxation, which add# from one to three per cent, more,
according to the rate levied an other property. The
Interest Is payable semi-annually by coupon* attached
to each note, which maybe cut off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a WO note.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note.
Tan sente per day on a $5OO note.
Twenty eente per day oh a $l,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note.
Botes of all the denomtnaUons named will be prompt
ly famished upon receipt of aubsedptlone. This is
now offered by the Government, and it i* confidently
expected that Its superior advantages will make It the
GBEAT POPULAR LOAN OP THE PEOPLE.
Lees than $230,000,000 remain unsold, which will pro
bably be disposed of within the next sixty or ninety
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly been tho ease on dosing the
subscriptions of other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of tbs
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the soontry hays generally agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, In whom they have confidence, and who
only are to bo responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
mhlo-2mfp
NEW
r-SO TJ. S. NOTES
FOR sale;
IB SUHS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
BY
DAVIES BROTHERS,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BUS BOOS STREET,
DEALERS IB GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GENE
- BALLY.
mM-lm ; -
7-80. 5-20. 10-40.
CHA9. HALLOWELL,
STOCK BROKER,
NO. S» SOUTH THIRD STREEP.
(Boom No. 4.)
GOVERNMENT, STATE. AND OTHER LOANB ANB
[STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
IJ. S. 2-30 HOIIS FUBHISHEB AT FAR.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
OIL STOCKS.
mhll-lm»fp
1865.
,7.30.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
GOYBRiraEffT SECURITIES Aim STOCKS BOUGHT,
TOWARD ROBINS* HORACB B. PBAKBGN
JJDW. ROBINS & CO.,
stock: and exchange
BEOIEBS,
NO. 47 SOXJTH IHIBO STREET,
: PHILADELPHIA. .
j ALL kuiDS 07
bank notes, cold, silvbb, stocks, bonds,
AND OOVBBNMBNT BBCUBITIES.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collection* made on all part* of tlia country. ,
Deposit, received, subject to ailht draft, and interoat
allowed. tm-3m
gECOND
national bane,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IKON CITY TRUST COMPANY.!
CAPITAL. ©300,000.
BANKERS’ AND MSEC HANTS’ COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to on Die moat favorable term*.
G. E. WARNER, President,
JOHN E. PATTEBBON. Oashior. feM-Sm
CHARLES SHORT. _ ALEX. BENSON, JR
QHARLES EMORY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
All kinds of uncurrent funds and Gold and Silver
bouihfc and sold, and Collections made.
Particular attention given to the purchase and sals of
Government,State, and other Stocks and Loans on com
inißhion. ■ uo2o- 6m
g s. LEECH & COMPANY,
MNREBB AND STOCK BROKERS,
KO. 14 FABQ.UHAB BUILDINGS,
WALNUT ST., BELOW THIED),
PHBdU>3LPZU.
Cold, Government Bond*, ,011 and Mlwellaneone
Stoekt, bouaht and aold on Commlulon at tbe Board of
Broken. Deaton in Poreicn Enhance. Letter, of ma
ilt laaned on London, Paris, Antwerp, A,. ial9 3m
PWAIfCUI.
SEVEN-THIRTY DOAN.
U. S. 6-20 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
JAY OOOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
No. 114 BOOTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
5-20. 10-40.
ADAMS Sc LEVIS,
No. 305 CHESTNUT STREET,
All kinds of
SOLD, AND NEGOTIATED.
gold akb silybb bought and sold.
Special attention given to OIL STOCKS. mh4-3m
gFECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
the purchase and sale of
OIL STOCKS.
SMITH, BANDOI.FH & CO..
10 Simth THIRD Street. fe27-lm
treasury department, office
1 op THB OOMPTBOLIiBH OP THE COKBSfifOT.
WAsniKaTOH, January 25, 1860
Whereas, Br satisfactory evidence presented tothe
SStTiolii''bxchaitobbask' op #lhsiSlphS
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
pka and State of Pennsylvania, has boon dnly orsa
{died under and aeeordinfto the requirements of the
Aotof Congress entitled ‘ ‘An aet to piovide a national
finrrenev secnred by a pledge of United States bonds,
s-Stto provide for theoircnlatlon and redemption
thereof. ,¥ romoveSJtrne S, 1861, and has complied with
WV,oV» of t haSkiS« I S«
wiUi before eoßUßQßdiitf InuuuM of b&iud&ff mider
therefore I. HUSH MoOOLLOGH, Oomp
g£
of A
Beal of the Oomp- handandeealof office this twenty-
Qnrreaey. day ‘
Comptroller oi the Onrrency.
A READYAND CONCLUSIVE TEST
Skills
fortMn lie Units dJlatasJD Upen ratory.
T?NFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
EXTRACT BUCHU. Ifwill#*® If I** 1 ** “ 4 “«*«“•
feelings and enable yon to «degp wclL
DRICKB I BRICKS !! BRICKS 1! 1
iy ..f .11 vinds. ah band Aid for of
t uSr BO 7S THIRTEENTH St .of at
b,l?fc T y»IrWBSTY-"IFTH and BBBD Ste. [mM lit-
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
O 1,300 doz atredneedprieaß, at QEO. j
SHOVEL FACTORY. norUiwe»i€or»erQOAßKX aad
SttSSk' 1 ™ * Ea Kw?lS'
CVRTAN GOODS.
QARD.
I WILL OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS,
AKD -
PIANO COVERS.
AT SO FEB CENT. LESS TEAS
OLD IMPORTION PRICES,
I. E. WALRAVBN,
MABONIO HAIL,
HO. 719 OHBSTHOT ST.RWffT*
.mMS-fptf
HEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF
“HELD IN BONDAGE; on,GRANVILLE DBVTONE. ”
JUST PUBLISHED,
STRATHMORE;
os,
WROUGHT BY HIS OWN HAND.
BY “QUID A,”
Asthob of “Held if Boudahb; ob, GEAmrm.B Dk
Viosb,”
ONE VOL. 12MO. 620 PAGES. PRICE $2.
J. B. LIPPINOOTT ft CO.,
mhl3-et PUBLISHERS, 715 and TIT MARKET St
THE LITTLE FOLK ARE TIRED OF
WORDS with no tune to them. -
THE LITTLE FOLK want romething they oan slug,
THE LITTLE FOLK want something they can etng,
while mamma nlaye the accompaniment of the piano. -
THE LITTLE POLE want the new little book juit
published, which is celled 1
“LITTLE HONGS FOR LITTLE SINGERS.”
AT HURD ft HOUGHTON’S, New York;
Or at ABHHBAB ft EVANS,
mhl4-tuihs3t ON CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BOOKS! NEW BOOKS 11
ft EVANS.
_ (Hazard's old stand).
No. 711* CHESTNUT Street
TOO STRANGE NOT TO BE TRUE. A Tale. By
Lady Georgiana Fullerton, author of "Ellen Middle
ton,” Ac. Three vols. in one. Handsomely illus
trated.
TONY BUTLER. A Novel, In paper or muslin co
vers. A combination of Layer's Irish Novel and the
Romance of Bulwer.
THACKERAY ’ 8 VANITY FAIR, A new and elegant
edition, with illustrations by the author. Printed on
tinted paper. Svols, 12mo. Bound In green cloth.
TRIAL OF JOHN Y, BEALL,; ac a Spy and One-'
ri COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
AT 81QJ1T. 'The only infallible method. lUustrated
by the American Bank Dote Company. Every store
keeper should have a copy. Price si. 60.
GEORGE GEITff OFFBN COURT. A Kovel. By F.
G. Tra fiord. author of * ‘ Too Much Alone. * * Ac.
EXILES IN BABYLON; Or. Children of Light
MIRACLES OF HEAVENLY LOVE,IN DAILY LIFE.
Two hew books by AL.O. 5. English editions. „
BMITH’B MAP OF TBB OIL REGIONS OF PENN
SYLVANIA.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY. Campaign of 1851. By
Robert Patterson* late Major General of Volunteers.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS received as soon as issued
from the press. * / raino tf
WTEW WAR MAPS.—BATTLE MAP
An AND BATTLE ROLL OF THE GREAT REBELLION
—Showing th« Names, Dates, Commanders, Victories,
Number of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Battle,
of the War. as near as It has been possible to ascertain,
ia chroaolorical order. ■■
mW MILITARY MAP OF THE BORDER AND
SOUTHERN BTATEB—Sowing the Rebellion as It was.
and as H is. Distinctly marked in colors, and giving
the pection plainly marled through which Qeneiai
Sherman marched. _
NEW UNION MAP OF THE UNITED STATEJ-Show
ing the Battl&Aelds., Railroads, Counties, &c. The
For sale by JAMES S. OLAXTON, .
.» (Successor to Win- 8. & Alfred Marfcien),.
606 CHEhTNUT Street.
"PAGET’S SURGICAL PATHOLOGY.
A THE TBIBD AMERICAN EDITION PUBLISHED
THIS DAT.
Lectures on Surgical Pathology delivered at the
Boyal College of Surgeon*. In England, hy-James
ft get, P. B. 8., Surgeon to Banholiraew’s ana Christ’s
Hospital*, Ac.* &o Kevised and edited hy William
Turner, M. D.» senior Demonstrator of Anatomy in the
University of Edinburgh, Ac. The third American from
the'second London edition, with numerous Illustra
tions. In one volume, royal octavo.
LIKDiAY A BLAKISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
No. »5 South SIXTH Street.
*i/riSCELLANIOUS AKD LAW
JJX BOOKS—’The beet and rarest collection in Phila
delphia. —Hallowell’* Shalepsate, fifteen hundred dol
lars. mad other Books, equally scarce, for sale at 419
CHESTNUT Street. „, „„„„ r _
j&3 3m JOHN CAMPBELL.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
|THE SUBSCRIBER,
HAVUra SUCCEEDED
S’. F- DUBOBQ & SON,
AT
IOSS CMeitnnt Street,
Ceoeetfoily Uni Me friend* mud eutomen thnt be
t*. tor »»1. * lun and yuried *tcrk of
flTtm, JEWELRYj SiIiVER, MB
PL&TED WARE.
Alw. coutMUy 01 hud, a line' end well-eworted
doekof - ■ ■ • '
nUJBL JEWELRY.
N. BULONf
Alt* of the flm of LEWIS LADOMUB A 00.
(TATCHM aid JIWXLXY CAREFULLY REPAIRED.
* GOLD, BILYBB. aad DIAMONDS BOUGHT. fe3-2m
Q.OLD AND SILVER
AMERICAN WATCHES,
the best auk host reliable timepiece hade.
AMETHYST, SPANISH TOPAZ, AND ELEGANT
PEARL JEWELRY,
N. RULON’S,
mMS-Bt 1028 CHESTNUT STREET.
r) THE TRADE.—F. F. DUBOSQ
A SON will eontlnne the wholesale MANUFAO
fUBB of JEWELRY In all branches »t 1028 OBEST
IUT Street, weonditory. fe!B 1m
CARPETS AND OH.-CI.OTHS .
gFRING 1865. SPRING
CARPETINGS.
ARCH-STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE.
NEW STOCK,
A T SHBCED IEIOBS,
JOS. BLACKWOOD.
rnhs-tbstazm
RALSTON, & CO.,
MANUFACTURING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CARPETINGS, ■
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, BTJGS, Ac.,
NO. 619 CHESTNUT STBBET,
philabke.'piiia. mh9-2m
gEDDING
SPRING MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
BOLSTERS) AND PILLOWB.
BEDDING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON.
807 CHESTNUT Street.
mMO-fetntMt 362 South SECOND.
pHILAIELPHIA TERRA COTTA
«- WORKS.
IFFICB AND 'WABBBOOMS, NO. 1010 CHBSTNUT
Street
VITRIFIED W ATEK. DRAIN, and HEATING PIPES,
pith bends, branches, traps, &e., to correspond, from
to 12 inch bore.
ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPS, and FLUB PIPES,
earraated to stand the action of fire, gas* or weather.
OBNAMBMTAL PARLOR AND GARDEN TASKS,
fj laesical designs* plain and bronzed.
Mignonette Pots, Flower Pots,
Ivy Yeses* Hanging Yaws,
Fern Vases, &c , &e. -*
Importer of Minton’s Encaustic Tile, for Churches.
lallß, Veetlbnlee, tu.
mhl-tntbitf 8. A HABBIBON.
p H. GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
O. 60S MARKET Street, M&nofactorera of and
Whole eel. Beater, in NATS, GAPS. FDKB.BOaNETg,
<TKAW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, RUCUBS,
4e The largest and most complete etcek, and. the
beei terma. Country Merehente and the Trade su®.
piled. ; fe3B-Sm
rap® THE TREASURER OF THE
LIEF FUND IK aID OF THE SUFFER!
BY THE FIRE AT NINTH AND WASHiNGI
Streets, desire* to acknowledge the receipt of the.— T
lowing contributions;
THROUGH MR. JOHN WELSH. 'i£
Mr. Charles Deacon, IMr Samuel 8. White. s2sw
oi Besfiogtou $l5 00 Oath.—low®
His Employees*— **. 100 091 -«r
$J53m
COLLECTIONS AT CUSTOM HOUSE, KEOEIVM
THROUGH DR. WARD. W
Cash found in street.. $2 tiO H, 8. Snyder- SIR
John. J Kenney**..., 250 Theodore Grace..*— a sgg
James Barnett— 250 F Bmnardt .......... 3 Oar
B. G. Waterhouse.*.. 8 to. Thomas J. Smith.—. 3Or
H. B- Gillingham—. 300 George K* Wi5e....... 1(w
J. K. Mii1tr.......... .2 Oi George Phillips*.—. lOf
J. B. Nones..... 300 GeorgeU. Taylor 10*
B. 8r00ke............. 800 Jacob Parr r—— 2 OK
T„ Dutton..—*— 200 Samuel Kohtt—.—.. IUK
G. W. Aregood—. 200 OhailesFon’.krod....- IoS
J. H. 001tman........ 2 00 John Fallon... 1 003
W J. Gillingham—. 3(0 Robert Stewart—. 100]
K W. Kirk........... 5 09 Joseph Townsend.... 1 091
B. A. Howell.— ..... 800 J6»a Rath—.—loJ(
Edwin Griffin*........ 200 Jacob Campbell...... 1 00*
John Walmsley*— »♦ 10Q : J»mea G. Daffy* ***** I<W-
Matthew Miilp—..— 1 OOlJs*. Mulienhowar.—** 100
George W. Hoffman.. 1 00'A. McDonald 100
J. K. Treco—>« 100,Frank MsGowley.— 109
W. W. McNanue—. IDO William H Gr*y.— ICO
John Tomlinson.....-* 1 0 s ) Adam Martin-........ 109
John Mecke*——— 800 Robt.;t Pxttersoa—. 104
Joseph M. C0we11.... ioOQWiJilamß. Strut hers 1 03
«ei. T. SCO Henry Cooper —.. ICO
Geo. W. Bkerratt—. 1 00Stewart Forbes-...... 100
James J Skerrett, Jr 1 QOjWiUiam Torrence—* 103
JchnC. Shoring**.... 109 John Stillwell—* 100
Henry Diffenbaon—* IGO Jo&oph Kerbaug—— 109
A. M. Fi5her.......... 1 GO Joseph Young IQ)
George F.Br be—l CO Joseph B. Bouder.... 100
Fried;tcbmidt..—. 100 P.' McLaughlin'—— 100
G. A.Ecott.—* 1 (X) Richard Andrew—. 1 00
F. W. Bsown- 100 Davi* Bavllus —*i— 100
J. P.Redenbush. —>* 1 OCMBichard VauMlYer— 100.
Jas. McCartney*— **• 100 Thomas-W. West.... 1 00■
John Devise—* 100 A. H: Fiafc.*—lCO
- Wm. H. Conrad.—.-* 100 M- McGrath 101
JacobOdenthiu*.*—• 1 00 D. C; S*er?eU—..... 8 00
Thojnis Chid wick... 100 Joseph E. Terr-—. 109.
Wm.'H. Btfek*—— IGO Josephs Dyer.—— 100
J. M.Bodin** —. 1 09 Joseph Mill*;..».**+~ 1 00
J. B .Green—~l GO Adam 3. Hubsr.— 809
David Barks*..— 100 J. Psirr,—... 1 GO'
J. G. Stratton—.—. 100 O H. P; Parker...... 800
Henry Leidyx.O) WHUam HetUnan.... 309 .
George Fry 1 On Ellis Ridgway—« 1 09
Thomas Farley——l 00 : harierßall i— ** sfo t]
John 5e11...1 00 Reuben Wander— 500 -
George Kelly—, ..... ICO John R Barber —5 09 "
John A. Baines 103 William L* Welsh... 100 %}
Barry C. Loeghlin— 110 BY. hhelcoire—. 190
* received of j. Vaughn merrick.
Jos. Levering & Co *.s2o 00 John Doran $5 00
Licdley Smyth..—*. 20 00 A. Mcßride.xo 09
A. N. Roberts....— 60 CO B. C. Kntght&Co—. 50 00
Cornc)ins&Baker....loo 10 Washington Jones... 10 <0
Mrs J*mesB. Cox... 12 00 N. Fefcry—lo 00
James HcEwen.*.*— 10G James Beliak, profits
J. EdwaraF*rsum... 50 00 on sites for 2 days..lol 00
G. L, Laird (add’d). 60 Mrs. McManus........ 600
NationalUnionfiahk. 25 no John Reagan......... 500
Jacob 8ay10r—...... 10 00 cash, per E. Kelley.. 500
James Irwin.—-..... 10 00 Dr. Zarden........... 21 00
Jacob G Heafie**— 25 00 J. G. Stewart, Apollo
Ch&s. H. CraJge.—*. 10 00 Music Hall—.—.-. 40 03
James Loag.2s 00 Gen. Warren Lodge. 10 03
J 8. Casier.—— 5 ©o'Employees of Henry
M. F. Shiisler——* 6CO O. Fox. —45 63
RECEIVED THROUGH S. W. THOMAS.
John W0rk........... $5 CO Wlver Parry.....— $25 09
J>. H. Foster.—-.... 60D Joshua Loagstr&th— fl 00
T. C. fteabitt— 6.00 Cash —. 100
Mr. Tomlinson..y— 400 Charles Robb.... —. 60 QJ
Mr. HcGlintoek*.*—« 126 Win. S. Cambe....... 600
Mr. Myer 5.........— 109 Alex. Morrow*——* 800
Mr. Jesse Stiles.. 100 Geo. W. Hdl —. 10 03
Mr. Joan 8ibb5...... 60 P. Arranruster, Jr— 600
Mr. C. L. Oram.—... 25 00 W- W. H., per Wm.
Mrs. 8. Stephenson... 10 (X) Hacker ———. 13 CO
W. G. Spencer....—. 20 60 Joseph Kelley.—lo CO
Mrs. H. O Flickwir. 60 00 T. Bsmond Harper... 600
Win. Taylor, per E. St- Peter’s Lutheran
Kelley * 10 CO Mission —lO 03
Samuel Patrick.—lo CO Henry B Smith 10 00
John Wilson*—**—• 600 Samuel Patrick, coi-
Thoz&as Eagles..s 00 ~ lection.-.*——• 40 00
YerkeaSaurman... 6 (X) Cash, two Ladies*...* 8 03
A Friend throuih. J. German M-E Church,
J. and T. 35—....... 500 Girard avenue-.. 10 QQ
Fred’k Shreder.Ches- Uncle Lswis. 6 0J
ter county.. 6 GO Gash. —— 5 13
D. West, Chester conn- John English...,—.. 15 03
Jos H. Palmer*— 5 OOlPublioSchools,Second
TttbithaKern—...... 20U Section .. 152 48
Geo. W. Allen*. 1 001 John McCabe 5 PC
Elizabeth Pettit—.... 1 OOIW. H. fi. 21 00
Cash.l CO'/rtffjarer office—.—.7s3 70
James Moore & Son..lfo OO'.J. J. Lippincottt..— 10 00
AJex.Purveß— SO 00 Joshuaß. Hows.**..* SO 09
Wm. Green——. 10 05 S H French.. 23 09
Wm. 8* Gregory* —*. 2GO Mrs. Car r0w....* 703
Gentlemen of the Oil GlPsebTeunerijWelsh,
Trade*—** —♦.*..330 00 Apsoffl(».—♦*■..**.♦Bl7 00
Morris, Wheeler, dr Wescacoe Fire C 0.... .450 15
Co., additional.....loo 00 Trinity Church, pro - *
Mrs. Israel Biaule— 10 00 ceeds of lecture by
Wm. H. Slocum, col* Rev D. Washburne, 63 05
lections...... .200 00 John Gilbert,Twen*
W. W. Taxis....— . 603 ty .sccoud ward....- 600
J. O. Stevenron—6 00 Pres# 0ffiee........ -2,931 71
Wm. Hannum« 6 (X) Dr. Patterion......... 5 00
ARTHUR HUGHES, TREASURER OF THE MOYA
MEKSIKG INSTITUTE,
No. 832 ARCH street.
Bfetnnjstka following collestione made l) f the Mana
geraand their friends, for the relief of the sufferers by
fWlate fixe at Ninth and Washington streets:
Hbysmeoaing Litera- . John IT. Glders ...»*. $5 00
ry InstHute’**<;«***.s2s 00 J*s. B, Campbell..*. 500
Thomas 8 Stewart... 25 00 Charles Watkins..... 609
W. M, ...... 25 00 Robert England * 500
Wm F. Anderson..,. 10 00 GeorgeMcGjldeck.... 5 09
John Mel sop.**. 10 (X) William J. Reed..**. 600
Peter Williamson.... 10 00 Joseph P. Krauss 6 09
Henry B. Tatham.*.* 10 00 ThomaaLasimer...... 200
Wm. V McKean.. 10 CO Dr. T. S. 2 00
Henry Y. Smith,M.J> 5 00 Cash.~***.~***.***.*. 2 CO
ArfhnrHugb.es******* 500 H- P<.*..*«..«**.2 09
John 8. Deris 6 oaUftsh.**.-v*'vr« 100
Prank Graham -***.. *. 500 JZZTZI--
3. P. Coiimn.M D... S Dll Total „-..-.weooo
RECEIVED THROUGH Mr. R. F. KING,
3. H. Scott 400-—s2o 00 From La Cotoria
■J. K Campbell 4 Co. 85 00 B.anche and Mr. W.
Mrs C. C. Stratton... M.OD E Sinn, procaada of
E.O. Pratt, Bro, 4 Co- 85 TO benefit at tbs ici-
Wm M Cooper & Co*. 25 00* drniy of Music - $2,391 50
Jobs W. Thomas 26 OO'From Hon. AUx.
fa A. 15aham.......« 00 Henry and coilec-
Bra. A. M., through 1 tiosa at tha Mayor’s
J B Campbell—. 10 OOK office "3,705 40
-Wilhelm 4 Hearman. 10 CO G. W. Richards S 55
MOISEY COLLECTED BY SAMUEL F. DUTTOIf.
John Simon—-~*~ $5 00 Joseph Bios—sl M
Jr.ltl> B Bpeal ft 10 William Mara-2 00
Wm.H Button4Bro-. 6 oft Wm. a. Urnob 5 (10
H. Wad din, ton 4 Son 600 St. Cyr Miluac 4
A. Kemimttr— 600 Trapi-- Iff 00
Bonrv H. Sawder.... ff 00 FramtiH K0mar5....... 600
WmC. Chambers— ff 00 3. B. Baxter .... 10 00
JacobY^nnc...—— 6 00 Henry Simond- ff 00
JobnT. Holloway— ff 00 Wm. John Hurley.... 200
John GwUlltuna—-, 600
Wm. Jordan.™. 2 00
COLLECTED BY ME
Daxid Graham 4 Co , I
Cbestnnt street.—s 36 00
Theo. M. Apple.*—. 80 001
BEOEIVEB FBOM TE
C. Morris——.—.s2o 00
Pascal Iron Works •
employees ••••««♦• 9 41
Earl Shinn-. 6 35
A 50 00
Wm. Mann*•-•*** 50 00
RECEIVED MOM COM
AMU ah
Gam cross & Drxey’s, $4l 00,
Benefit at ihe Acade- I
my of Music, lSth e ,
is slant. .*• •«* •• 1 68j 1
RECEIVED THROUGH ME
Michael Rrrlckson. .>s2o 001
H- G. Bocfcnes-*-**** 6 00}
G. Stewardeon6 OOJ
RETURN OP COLLECT]
Mrs. John A. Howe- -$l5 00
Mr. Wm. 8 Baird.... 15 CO
Mr. Christian Frede
rick Stroke.. 6 00
Geo.W.Richards, E*<l 300
Employ eflßPhila. Poet •
Office • *.*.-.*•150 00
Officers and employ
ees of Schuylkill Ar
senal, per Capt. H.
W/Jamea~ 122 75
Employees Honey
Comb Petroleum
Co., Franklin Ye
nsgo eo., Pa.. 60 00
Pupils of Folmesbom
FubHcSchooL perH
J. Waterman, £*&. 10 60
Five little children,
per Horticus**.*.... 300
Keystone Council, U. :
O. A. M....***>-**.. 20 00
C. W..**-*~~-....... 2 00
Grundy, Bro., &Go-» 50 00
Stout & Atkinson. .*** 20 00
Shadr&ek 10 00
Phillip Hi 11........ 10 00
Hannah Jay—™ 10 00
Jefferson School, per
Mr. John Sickles.,*. 93 47 .
Hope Engine Co., par
S, F. b“ck.......... 80 00
Press Office Relief
Fund..M 395 95
Schools of Tenth Sec
tion, per S. Me-
Untcheon ►.***. 92 70
Schools of Third Sec
tion, per Dr, George _ _
Nebtnter. ». - -17510
COLLECTIONS AT CUBTOI
WA
WilUam B Thomas..sso 00
A. M. Walkinshaw*. 600
B. 8ucket............. 6 00
C. J. Bedenburg...... SCO
William B. Curry.... 550
ByroaLeSdy.,......** 600
T. W. Martin..—. 500
Fiedeiick Bradshaw. 6fo|
Win. Nicholson*.***. 5 OOf
E, M Staunton. 6 00,
Fitzgibbons...... 6 00:
Casper Sunder....***. 600
; WiLiam Canby.. IGO
B b Taylor 6 TO
W.-MauTiee 2 00
R. Austin.6TO
John 5heddin......... 1 TO
Harrison Davis.. 6 TO
B. Janes 1 TO.
T Baling IOOj
F. G 6 SO
Samuel Zane.*...,**« 6 CO
Ca>h. »»*.«* *****«»***-.. 100
J. F. Byrnes.-.-ip. 10a
O. G. Eempiteadift.. 100
V. Bobb. Jr... 1 00
E. W, Bailey 600
J G. McQnaid 1 00
F. T. loea- 2 00
Kail. W. Perkins.... 1 00!
BECBITEB THBOUGH MB. JOH* WELSH. AND
HOT OOBHEOTIY published.
Sinfiickion & Gl3Y®*.sz6 001 Charles Tajior***s2s 00
Occupants of No. 1027 I ~~ ■”
fcpraceßtr#ot..««-- 22 00 I $72 00
mhlG JOHN KELLBT, Troaertrer.
ra**” CITY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE,
ISS? Phiii ai>blphia. March 2. 1865.
EOTICB-TO PHOPBIBTOKS OF HOTELS, EESTAXT
BAHTS, and others encaged In or desirous of selling
Spirituous, Vinous, ox Malt Liquors by less measure
than One quart; .
The Commissioners ‘will ait to hew appllcaota for
License at their Office, Ho. 11 STATE-HOtf&E ROW (up
stairs), for the several Wards, on the following days,
between the hours of ten and three o'clock: .
First and Twenty-sixth Wards—On Monday, 6th of
March..
Second and Third Ward? —On Tuesday, 7th of March.
Fonrth and Fifth Wards—On Wednesday, Bth of
March.
Sixth and Seventh Wards—On Thursday, 9th of
March.
Eighth and Ninth Wards—On Friday* 10th of March.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards—On Monday, 13th of
March.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards—On Tuesday, 14th of
March.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards—On Wednesday, 15th
and Seventeenth Wards—On Thursday, 16th
of March.
Eighteenth and nineteenth Wards—On Friday. 17th
Twentieth and Twenty-first Wards—On Monday. 30th
Of tfSICtU ' .. vw . n m
Twenty-second and Twenty third Wards—On Toei.
day. 21st of March.
Twenty-fcnrth and TWenty-flnhWarSs-Oa Wednes
day. 22d of Harsh,
| S3g~ OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH db<
AHD NAVIGATION 00.
Philadelphia* Marck 10» 1885.
The Stockholders of tbia Company are hereby notified
that to provide means for completing the improvements
of the Company between Wilkesbarm and Mac eh
Chunk, and to be prepared to progress with other im
portant Ealiroad connexions the Bodrd of Managers
nave determined to allow to all persons who shall ap
pear as Stockholders on the Books of the Company on
the 18lh instant, after closing of transfers, at 3 P. H. of
that day. the privilege of snotcribing for new stock, at
par, to the extent of one share of new stock for every
five shares then standing in their names. Each Share *
holder entitled to a fractional partof ashare shall have
the privilege of subscribing for a fdlNihare.
Thefcubsoiiption Books will open on the 20th instant.
and close on the 24th of May. at 3 P M The new stock
will not participate in the May dividend. Payments
will be rt quired as follows: Ten per cent, at the time of
subscribing, and the balance on the 24tb o i Mav afore*
raid, after which time, only, will the new certificates
ba issued.
Stockholder, sot paying a. above, wUUose their rl,ht
to tie bow stock. Thom who desire to anticipate pay
meat will he allowed discount os the whole amount of
their subscription, at the rate of six per cent par an
nom. SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
nihil-6t . > Treasurer.
vm. LOUGHLIN.
j John McCarthy...«..slo 00
TBarger Gregorr— 250
LOS. T. TASKER, S*.
Weecacoe Grammar
School. by3Sies&oynsiOo 00
R. Downing .......... 5 00
W. R. Chapman—.— 7 00
s2i7 76
[MITTEE OR PLACES Of
3KBNT.
[Attaches Fox's Casinos 10 CO
Arch street Theatre..3Bo 00
Walnul-Bt. Theatre..l6l-70
Circus ——...... 127 35
, THOS. T TASKER, Jb.
|J. F Stoekda l ®—ss 00
IG. D. WefcheriU....- 20 00
'IONS BY R. P. KIRG.
Lady Washington So
N eial Temple of Honor
and Temperance,
Sfo. 11....™...... 1010
V. Morris, Salem,
N. J -.20003
B. S. Smith, proceeds
of fair by pupils of
her school, 2v23 Vine
street—.— 100 00
M a— 3 00.
Mattie (a little girl}.. 1 03
G. W Richard....... S7B
(JUlcers and Employ
ees of Arsenal—..ls6 75
Schools of Fourth Sec
tlon. per Dr. George
Beamier 1910
Harmony Association,
por Job San —lOO 00
Young Ladies’S. E.
Grammar School,
per a*i«s Fanny Ley 10 60
From OMee of the
Evening Bulletin.. 80 00
Holmes* Unclassified „ _
School.—■»*«•»—»*»» 60 00
- $21*290 01
Amount previous
ly actnoy*
lodged —16,91$ 16
$33,213 07
HOUSE, THROUGH DR.
F B. Siddon..... $lOO
William Lithgow— 103
George B. Hail-...... 6 00
J. Be via Pomeroy.... 5 00
John Simpson——.. 110
A, Myers..—** 600
B Swain——**..— 6 03
i John W. Binkle- 600
D. F. Williams*.—.— 6 00
Samuel Baird...,—♦»* ICO
‘Paul Jagodc—loo
Thomas B Jacobs,... 100
Thomas B ‘ Hamilton > 100
Alexander Murphy-.. 2jJ ®
Charles McNeil.. •« —* BCO
B. W. Barnard. . 603
Davis Wallace 300
000 W. Sherer 1 00
George A. Lewis.*—— 103
jJSdward WaUace—. 20 GO
1 John R. Ecatt—.... 100
-Ca5h..........—..... 300
,CoL G H Crosman.. 10 00
'I James Bayard ► —*—.. 25 CO
'.John Bell- 6 00
Daniel B. Beitler...,. 600
i Cash.,—6o
JOHN GIVEN,
PHILIP HAMILTON,
THOMAS DICKSON,
City Commissioners.
CfcrJl'ms.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1866.
CHARLESTON.
PPMiCONBmOHjPf AFBAIRS IN THE CITY
THE BTSiSM. bFjEfitrCATIOK SUCCESSFUL-
< BY AT WOBK.
Self-Sacriacing Unionism—The Beward It Deserves.
: Social Corre«pond6Bce of Tha Fran. 3
OHAsj^s>ro»,.s..p., < lttarpJi 10,1865.
L MEETING'OF THE FfiKEDMEI.V -
| Since the presentation of a flag. by colored ladles
to tic 2lst .Eegimehtsof United. States Colored
Stoops, bn .Of (hdel. Green, no tecoanwaa has/af
pidodmorooheerfhl: contrast than the large meet-
Kig of the Ohfttloßton l freoanibn, < . on Wednesday
pat, In Zion Ohnrch, ; Every strange had' a chance
m see tho beSt teiifosentatlon of thifooTored pebplo
ihlchOhafleston.coiild.Dirordianilallagreo that
lie oharaoter.of gave the " best pre
mise that the new tpeedmen' willj with fait oppor
tjmities, he. Oiliy. ahle.> to take, care otthemselres.,
*%he regretted absence of-Gefieral Saxton, who Is
■r now brief,-bnt-severe, slok
ns, the Itev. Mr. Frenoli the meeting,
|t explained the-new system under “which the
Inks to; bs'men and freemen; spake of
ißr duty.and Interest to labor and to serve, and
m appr.ecitttlvely heard. Mr w James Bedpath,,
j£|hperlntendenT of schools In Charleston, to
w labors at this and other times the eanse of
iCfeedmen Is Indebted; addressed them eloqnent
,fSi<l; was often interrupted by approval. The
eating -was a great shecess. *
' UUOOBSS by THE PEEK SCHOOLS, “
TSe free schools of Charleston are now In fair ope
ratife. Nearly thirty teachers have been provision,
ally&ppolnted, and of these one half arc white la
dles if Charleston. O ver one thousand pupils are In
attei®ance, of whom three hundred are.white. Eu
morßlncluetrlously circulated by the old officers ofthe.
schools, to the effoot that colored and white children'
were fed is crimlnately'mfeed, have kept many of the
latter.from attendance; but those who borne eome
cbeeimUy. Out white teachers chosen,.
twelve were to either white or
black children. progress upon the
old schtiment—thiß, too, In the city of Charleston!
White an’d colored children are taught In the same
bulldiilg,aod no prejudlce,Interferes with their les
sons., No white teaohera have been called upon to
take charge pf colored classes, and beyond the fact
that theright of loyal Ireedmen’schildren to share
the privilege of free , education with the children of
. their disloyal has been acknowledged,
here Is nothin g of which the'icost rabid secessionist
need complain. As itjts, however, the wholesome
and necessary thorn has been planted in his bosom.
It is Impossible to do justice to our old friends with-,
out offending our old enemies. None have so much
right to She fieeischools as the .freed _ children of
Charleston. In former times all the free colored
men were'compelled to pay taxes to support the
education of white men’s children: the slaves were
also taxed as mon were never taxed, and all with
out an atom of rewayd. It Is quite time that the
rubs of justice should - prevail wherever tho United
States hbldsjerritory. It will be unfortunate If any.
thing more is conceded to those who have boon dis
loyal,and, if the colored children are turned out
from paiticfnation In the public schools, and given
over to private and Northern charity. The three
hundred white boys and girls who attend
school in Charleston are the sons and daugh
ters of the poorer white class, the most friendly of
all their complexion toward the Government, the
most willing to abide by It and support it As
everyone knows who has travelled in the South,
there Is far less natural prejudice in the assoalatlon
of dolors than exists In many places at the North.
What feeling exists will, therefore,
be the more speedily removed from the minds of
that large class’ of whites who are to receive the
most benefit from public free schools—an agency
whiohmust do more to regenerate the South than
any other that can be Imagined. White and colored
-onnaren can be soon, playing together,in the
“Streets of qik. , uv. o incir iia.vT, x,nL-
ECtm'pled to embrace their, brotliurs In blood, although
’ those brothers had darker faces than their‘own, and
alt hough It must still be admitted that the masters
of the South whipped tlioircWif children, and sold
their own brothers also, ret It S 3 nevertheless a
fact, now as much for good as it was formerly for
evil, that the mulatto population are the constant
1 medium of the blanks and whites, and have thus
made the South, la many respects, ono family. Not
the black man, but his freedom, Is the one thing tn
tolerable to so largo a part of the whites. But the
new order of things must be accepted eit her per
force or In reason, and those who have money
will piy for labor. The negroes exist as heretofore,
only tiey are free.' The oomplexlonal objection Is a
fantasy, a blind only for the slaveholder’s radical an
'tipathy to freedom. Not what will become of the
blacks] but what will become of the whites, Is the
chief question, and It Is not at all Improbable that
the fats of the former will solve the latter. At all
events,'freedom has-bogun well in Charleston. The
schools] in default of other support, are maintained
by the agents of the fteedmen’s aid associations, or
whom Mr. George Newcomb, superintendent of
scbools for the Department of the South, has ren
dered moat signal aid In the new enterprise of edu
cation lit Charleston.
.union Man.
The story of Mr. Cornelius Barnes Webb, a
mechanic from Philadelphia who emigrated to
Charleston a few years before the war, has interest
to all wh» admire self-sacrificing loyalty. The
wife of Mrj "Webb was matron of the hospital where
so many Union offloers were quartered during the
shelling, and her unvarying kindness Is gratefully
remembered by many a released prisoner who has
been nnder ,her care. In August last Mr. Webb
entered Into a plan to effect the escape Into the
Union lines'of three offloers from the hospitals, but
when all was ready and the party’had nearly
set foot in a boat to row over to Morris Island, they
were Informed upon by an accomplice named
Monahan,/ who htd agreed 1 to provide the boat.
The prisoners were taken .at various hiding places
In the Union houses neighboring the wharves. Mr.
Webb was arrested, . but, for want of evi
dence, his cane could not come to trial. He
remained In prison for eight months, When he was
released through the persistent appeals of his
frlendß, Unionists of Charleston. It B gratifying
to know that to all snob, deserving Instances as this
the commandant of Charleston has shownaßOldier’s
gratitude and favor. When Union men have been
round destitute, the officers of the post have not un
frequently supplied them with liberal purses, be
sides affording them all the aid of their authority
under the Government. A list of the Union people
who gave aid to our prisoners has been made, and
all who are In want will be provided for. This list
has numerous Irish and German names. Mrs. Stear
son, living In Beau&ln street, concealed three es
caped prisoners three months. Henry Borns, a Ger
man,kept a Union soldier In his house five months.
Mrs. Moon, am Irish lady, gave reruge for as long
tin* to other soldiers. There are manysuoh de
serving‘persons, whom the Government, and not
public praise, can best reward. In this connection
it is pleasant to note that Ur, Mackey, one of Its
bravest Unionists, has been appointed Inspector of
the city.
Charleston wears quietly under Its new restraints,
end is a more orderly and comfortable city than
ever li'was under rebel rule. Oath-takers are plen
ty—money 1b scarce. Now that the old aristocracy
Is fled, the place .of the Heywards, Middletons,
• Bhetts, Bavenels, Rutledges, Pinckneys,
Tanderborsts, Hayneses, Masycks, and Moultrles,
will know them ho longer as It used to know. An
othoi-'people will rule the city. K. O’D.
BecognUlons of Maximilian.
The Mexican official journal has lately published a
number oflettere received oy Maxlmlllafc from vari
ous European countries, In response to the official
announcement of his advent In Mextoo. Amougthem
are those of the Emperor of Ru«Bla, the Kings
of Denmark and of Prussia, the Grand Dukes of
Brunswick, Mecklenburg-Schwerlu and of Mecklen
burg-Strelltz, the Swiss Council, the German Con
federation, the free city or Hamburg, and others not
now remembered. The same paper copies a portion
of the speech or the King ofPortugalat the opening
of the court, In which he recognizes the Empire and
accredits its envoy extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiary. A letter from Italy, published yesterday
in the Sociedad, states that Slg. Grippt, who had been
named minister to Mexico, has been superseded by
the Count Latour, tho former having been unable to
make the journey. The last letters from Spain an
nounce the arrival at Paris or the Marquis de
Hlvera, envoy extraordinary, Ac., &d.y of Spain, to
the Court of Maximilian. This diplomat was form
erly Spanish Mlnister-at the Portuguese Court The
arrival and reception ol the British Minister (Mr.
Searktt) was desorlbed In a former letter. Mr.
Soarlett Is said to have formerly been English Min
ister at Constantinople, M. Von Blondel Ouclen
broeokls anothernotable who has jnst arrived. He Is
the Belgian Minister, the Bame who someyears since
occupied a similar position near the Government of
the United Slates.' liven the Sandwich Islands are to
be represented hero; so say the papers, and publish
the fact, that Kamehameha 111. wishes to be counted
In, and that he has so advised the Imperial Govern
ment. At Constantinople the Sultan has given a
grand; reception to the envoy ol Maximilian—Don
Pablo Martinez del Rio—recognizing the empire,
decorating the envoy with the M Order of Mejldle,”
who then proceeded to Athens, and reoeived equally
gratifying honors from George 1., of Greece. In
taot, every government in. Europe, autocratic, de
spotic, or democratic, emperors, kings, sultans and
all, have not hesitated to pat the Infant empire on
the head, and promise all the friendship compatible
with the elreumstanoes. - • .
By the English steamer leaving Vera Cruz on the
3d of March the Emperor’s commissioners to Rome
were to leave for Europe, via Havana This body
consists of the late Minister of State, Joaquin Va
laequcz de Eeon, Bishop Ramerez, and Joaquin Do
gollsdo. The precise business of these commis
sioners Is not generally known, but of course It re
lates to church affairs. "
Bbioham- Youito'a message, delivered January
23d, speaks of rapid advancement in Deseret, Popu
lation has Increased, harvests have been bountiful,
mines of coal discovered, oemmodlous stores and
dwellings erected, and machinery for the manufac
ture of cotton and woolen fabrics has been put In
suoceFSful operation. Cultivating cotton proves to
be less remunerative than raising cereals. The
overland-route by the plains has been so much dis
turbed By Indians that a safer and more regular
communication is offered by the Colorado river, and,
in anticipation of a change, the Deseret Mercantile
Association have built a warehouse at the head of
navigation on that stream. In reference to the re
fusal .Of Congress to admit Deseret into the Union,
Brlghgtra Young thinks the time Is “ not far distant
when she will be requested and solicited to assume
the dignity and responsibilities of a sovereign
State.”
NORTH CAROLINA.
EVACUATION OF KINSTON BY GEN. BEAGO.
088 TROOPS ENBKft SCHOFIELD IH FOSSB3SIOX.
BEOAPTUBE OE PBIBOHBBB—EXPECTED POBITIOIT
! New Tore, March If.—A Hewbern. If. C., despatch
of the 11th tajrs the prisoners taken by the rebate In
front of Kinston have been recaptured, and, with Be-*
lural Terry, have formed a inaction with our forces
there. General Sherman was expected to be In the
rear of the rebels at Goldsboro, on tho 11th or 12th of
March.
"WU. MING TON, N. 0., RBSTTMIHG ITS 70SKBB AP*
PBARANOB.
Fortress Mokroe, MarSh It —lnformation from Wil
mington, H, 0., states that bnslneas of all kinds is gra
dually resuming its former aspect, and the old mer
chants and residents who remained In the town are
rapidly aceominodating themselves to, and acquiescing
in. tho new order of affairs under the Union forces.
BBAQO AOEOBS THE HBUSE BIVES—THE LOSS OP
THE REBELS.
. Hewbbrs, N. C., March 12 —Yesterday the enemy
fell back across the Bouse river, after burning the
bridge over that stream. It is reported that they also
burned ihe rebel ram which was guarding tho bridge.
Timber Is now going forward to rebuilt the bridge.
The r ail road ia completed to within a short distance of
the river, opposite Kinston. i Tho enemy wIU not bo
able to remain in Kinston long, even if they decide to
make another stand, of which there Is mnch doubt.
Hi setters and refugees continue to come Into onr
lines.
Tho enemy suffered most, owing to their repeated
charges on onr works, in which they were repulsed
saoh time with severe loss.
Onr troops stand their ground manfully, and are In
high spirits over the prospect of soon meeting Sher
man’s army.
Dr. Page, of the Sanitary Commission, has sent snp
plies to the front for the wounded.
Lieutenant Colonel. Treat, of General Schofield’s
staff, has just arrived from the'&ont, that
allis quiet there to-day. ’ -
. General Schofield epent the Sahbhth In Newborn.
The weather is warm and pleasant,
- . OAPIMJBB OP KXNSTOrr, IT. O,
. Washixotok, March is.—. A despatch was received
to- day, by the ffavy Department, from Fortress Monroe,
announcing that Kinston Is in possession of onr forces.
It save no particulars, ... .
EUROPE.
Arrival of tlrs Permisn at Portland—A
Telegraph to India—General News.
Pokteakd, Me,, Maroh 15.—The steamship Peru
vian, from Liverpool on the 2d tost., via London
derry on the 3d tost,, arrived at 2 a o’clock this
aiteraoon, ’ .
The steamship St. David, from Portland, had ar
rived at Londonderry, The, Australasian, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown on the 3d.
The political news is unimportant. *
The Bank of England reduced its rate ol discount
from 6 to 4J4 per cent.
The opening of the telegraph to India attracts
couch attention, . Messages fromaOalcutta have
been received In London In BJ£ hours.
The American news by the steamer Australasian
, bad not transpired* at the date of onr latest tele
grams from Liverpool.
The steamship Oity of London reached Liverpool
on the morning of the 2d. The steamship United
Kingdom, bonnti for Portland; was passed by the
Peruvian on the morning of the 11th.
■ The news firom America, brought by the steamer
City of London, excited no material Influence on
the markets.
Satterth-waUe’a circular, dated on the evening of the
Ist, reports a declining market in. American secarit'aa.
cbtefiy from the large supply of stock recently received
from America. Five-twenty bones bare given way
from 68% to 61, at which they closed with buyers,
being a decline of 3@3j£ cent. Erie Bail road shares,
after touching 34K, declined to 33%. Illinois Central
shares ere weaker* and tbe settlement in the Atlantic
and Great Western certificates having devetepe-i %
heavy bear account, they closed firm at %@% cent,
premium.
GBEAT BBITAIB.
The Parliamentary proceedings are unimportant.
Queen yictoria has temporarily emerged from her'se
elusion by receiving foreign ambassadors, members of
legation, etc , in state, at BuefcinghautPalacs.
Mr. Adams, the American minister, and his secreta
ries were present, but Mrs. Adams was unavoidably
absent?:
The Queen will hold another court, on the 13th last,
which is limited to select circles of the English no
bility. ' ✓-
The Great Exhibition in Dublin is to be Inaugurated
by the Prince of Wales, with the same ceremonies as if.
by IheQneen herself.
The opening of the telegraph to. India has beta for
ma 1j an noun cad, causlngconalderable sensation Pri
vate messages Irom Calcutta had reached Constantino
ple in twelve hours, and a message from Kurrasheahad
reached England In eight and ahalfhours.
a Calcutta telegram of Febra*ry 25th reports import*
declining and shirtinga ss. lower. The t.eleaarapUser
vieft on t'hw Hnfl.'frnm thn to India
being performed by first-class English tele-
o 1 ?,* « will be some time before the service on
the English line can bevendared equally reliable.
FBAETCE. * ■
The Paiis Bourse was firm at 67f. 69c. for rentes.
of Italy arrived at Milan on the Ist Instant,
ana was received enthusiastically. The Cardinal Vicar
at Koroehad issued a uotltcatlon relative to the jubilee—
HG TftYfgratteX-nta nhiant nf_t)io Yf l*-*" r -
and particularizes as especial i f b of
Ht«ty ofconaclePCP and relifioua worship bam* recog
nized as legal rights.. He cannot recognize as just the
right of all to propagate through, the press erroneous
principles: nor can he recognize that the will of the
people Is the supreme law. .
HOLLAND.
The mother of the Queen of Holland died at Hague on
the Ist lust.
PORTUGAL.
The ministers finally resigned on the Ist, and the
Haiquls of Ladabandere has been charged by the King
with the formation of a new Cabinet, which he has,
however, not yet completed.
RUSSIA.
The Russian country bordering upon the States of
Central Asia, extending from the Sea of Aral to Lake
Yesickkeil, has-been formed info Russian provinces,
under the title of Russian Turkistan.
LOUDON MONEY MARKET.—The funds continue
very dull, aud securities generally have declined, not
withstanding the increasing ease in the discount mar
ket. The Bank of England, on the 2d instant, reduced
its rate from fi to iH Per cent., but no material effect is
anticipated.
LATEST VIA GBEBNGABTLE.
Liverpool, March. 3. —The steamship Sfc. David ar*
rivatt yetterd&y, and the Australasian, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown to- d ay.
Losdojl March 3 —The political news is unimpor
tant. The news from America by the Australasian has
not yet transpired.
Commercial .Intelligence*
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March S.—The
sales of Cotton for the week amount to 48,030 balsa,
including 14.CC0 halos to speculators and for export.
The market opened Arm, and closed with a decline of
Kd@ld on American.. Middling Orleans is quoted at
28Jsd.
The sales of Cotton for the four days ending oh the 2d,
amounted to 21,000 bales including 6,500 bales to specu
lators and for export. The market opened Arm, with
an advancing tendency, but closed very dull, with a
considerable decline on all qualities., ,
STATE Of TRADE —The Manchester market opened
firmer, and olosed very dull and easier.
LIVERPOOL BEEAD6TUWS MARKET quiet, but
steady.- Messrs. Richardson, Spence, & Co. report
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn insciive: mixed 26a 7d@27s. _ ,
Liverpool provision* market inactive.
Me.srs. Wakefield, Nash, A Co., Elgland, Athya, A
Co , and others, report: Beef dull. Perk quiet Bacon
steady. Batter easier. Lard quiet. Tallow inactive
but Steady. Cheese bnoymit, with a slight advance
LIVERPOOL PROoBCB MARKET—Ashes closed
outer but steady. Sugar steady. Coffee Inactive. Rice
steaty; Rosin quiet and Steady. Spirits of Turpentine
quiet at 665. Petroleum firm.
LONDON MARKETS.— Breadstuff* steady. JBugar
steady. . Coffee Aim. Tea quiet. Rice flat. Tallow
4 LONDON MONEY MARKET.—Cpnsols closedat SSjf
@69 for money. The Bank of England has reduced its
rate of discount to 4K per cent.
THB LATEST VIA. GREBNCASTLB.
London, March 3.— Con on.—The sales to-day were
4,000 bales at 28K4 for middling Orleans, 234 for mid
dling uplands, and BCd for fair do. Other descriptions
nominal, the market closing dull. Stock in port
bales, including 68,600 bales of American,
Breadsinffs very dull. Provisions steady. Batter
has a downward tendency.
London. March 3.—Console dosed at SSKffllfflK for
money. The bullion In the Bank of Inglnud has iu
®Am!biCANSTOOKB.-H; 8. «-2Bs. «lK@53Kt Illi
nois Central Ballroad, 6U;@s2’i per cent, discounts
Erie, 34. V. ■
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
TROUBLES' AND DIVISIONS AW ON 9 THB STATUS—
A TROUBLESOME’ GBNEBAL EXILED] T()j CHINA—
IIBBCB WAR BBTWBBN BRAZIL, URUGUAY, AND
PARAQUAT,
Hew Tosk, March IS, — I The steamer Ocean Queen,'
from AEpimwall on the 7th Inst , has arrivod, bringing
$K»,000 in treasure, . , ■ ...
Dates from Guayaquil and Buenaventura of the 4th
rumor is recetved from Jfouador to the effect that
there la likely to be farther trouble between that State
and the United States of Colombia. '..
ts Callao dates of fob. 27th are received by the steamer
Chill. Among the nassenaera was Gen. Valle, special
commissioner from Perm to Brain. The most important
item of news is that the Peruvian Government had
seized tex-President Castilla. J Generalissimo of Pern,
oc the chaise of attempting to gat np a revolution, and
hr d sent Mm off to sea. Ho one knows where, bnt it is
S»J»v
warbetw?en Brazil and the Republics of Uruguay
nd Paraguay is raging fiercely. . _
The steamer Bacrametto arrived at Panama, irom San
frauds co* on the 7tfc. . *
A report from Acapulco says General Vario lias
@Tted Maximilian and joined the Republicans again.
The iron wharf at Aspinwall has proved a failure.
NSW IOBK cm.
[Special Correspondence of The Press. 3
New Yoke, March 16,186*.
ANOTHER SPY
and hotel burner Is to pay the penalty which Jus
tice demands for the defiance of her sacred laws*
The criminal is Hobert Uobb Kennedy, or Stanton ;
and If the order of General Bin is carried into effeo t,
he will be banged on the 24th day of March, at Go
vernor’s Island. To say that there is no sympathy
for the man save in the circle of Secessionists, tells
only half the story. The cool malignity and im
pertinence of the wonld-be assassins who are now
being brought to the halter in this department have
savored too deeply of the gratuitous and fiendish.
Such .mathematical deviltry as scheming to fire oar
hotels and oonsnme man, woman and child, and
create pantos in oor theatres where only women
would he crushed to death, probably h»S no paral
lel In this “ Christianized age,” as they call It,
The evidence upon which Kennedy’s oohyloUon
principally hinged was such as his own folly and
stupidity brought to light He endeavored to buy
his way out of Fort Lafayette,.bat was not so fortu,
nate as some other criminals seem to have been. He
wrote letters, and made admissions which weighed
heavily, against him. He is spoken of as a rather
dumb-headed man, who has been, in all probability,
an Instrument, rather than an originator.
COX.OKBI* BARBB’S ABRBSTO.
The continual war which this eificient officer has
lately waged upon the bounty-jumpers has elicited
numerous protests from “friends of justice” and
others, who claim that the arrests have, in nume
rous instances, been made upon insufficient evidence.
And yet,tbe “sudden disappearances” continue;
portly brokers, like the Gyges at'Heller’s Salle Dia
bcllgue, instantaneously goout, and the places which
knew them, know them no more.
[By Telegraph. 3
THE BBAPT.
Drafting commenced and proceeded Quietly here to.
day.
THB EVENING STOCK board*
Stocks active; (Jo’d 170%; {after call sold down'to
17,%. closing at 17fv j: New fork Central 107%; Brie
; Hudson blver 100%; Beading 107; Old Bom hern
Michigan 64%; Michigan Central 107; Illinois Central
IliK; Pittsburg and Cleveland 70%; Back Island 97%;
boithweetero3l%; do preferred (9: Fort Wayne and
Chicago S 7: Ohio and Mississippi eertifiCAtes TO; Cum
berland 6«%; Mariposa 14%.
PEBBONAL A3TD POLITICAI.
, A letter from tie City of Mexico, dated the Ist
Instant, says: “Pierre Soule, who arrived two weeks
ago, from Havana, Is reported In the newspapers as
having on hand a gigantic Seoesh Immigration
scheme, hut of what particular nature la not gene
rally understood i perhaps It Is an off-shoot ol the
exploded Gwin affair. A more than usual number
of Americans, loyal and disloyal, are in Mexico just
now. Major Calhoun Benham, of the rebel army,
and formerly United States -District-Attorney in
California, has been here for several weeks confined
to Mb room by illness, at the Iturblde Hotel. Cap
tain Beauregard, brother of the General, la in Sono
ra, having passed through this city some weeks, slnoe
on his way thither. General Shields, who has been
for some months Jn Sinaloa, was arrested at Mazat
lan recently, by the French authorities, as a spy or
suspicious personage; but, by the intercession of
Mr. Barrow, of Topic, who visited Mazatlan for the
purpose, he was liberated, and is expected in this
city to-morrow, having arrived already at Guana
juato. He Is believed to be a true blue Union man.
Mr. Royal Phelps, a well-known citizen of New
York, has been here a few weeks, and returns by
this steamer via Havana, Mr. McLeod Murphy,
formerly superintendent of the United States Navy
Yard at Brooklyn, has recently arrived here,' with
the Intention of engaging In some extensive' engi
neering business.”
. We quote the following with pleasure: “We
learn that many of the leading Union men of Phila
delphia contemplate presenting the name of Daniel
Dougherty, Esq., as a candidate for Dlstrlot At
torney, at the election'next autumn; when thia offi
cer is again to be chosen. When we say that we are
gratified with this information, expression is not
given to a tithe or the pleasure which it affords us.
Mr. Dougherty possesses all the qualifications re
quired to fill this responsible office. -His promptness
In all that lie undertakes, his. readiness In emergen
cles, his fearlessness tinder all circumstances, and*
above all, his sterling honesty and uncompromising
loyalty—combine to eminently fit him for the posi.
tion. We trust there will be no doubt of his nomi
nation, as we are sure there' will not be of his elec
tion.' Itls rather a rare happening that a candidate
for office in this city meets the unqualified approba
tion or respectable' citizens; but when there Isa
prospect of. such a foot being presented, It should
meet with Immediate endorsement.”
The provision dealers show some signs that
they understand Sherman’s despatch; and the price
of butter has given way to an extent that must glad
den housekeepers of every degreeV Cattle-dealers,
butchers,and retailers of meat will also get light on
the subject before many days are over. Sherman’s
army, it may be noticed, is not supplied at present
from Bull’s Head.
The Hon. Fernando Wood and family will
leave for Europe in the Btoamer City or London, on
the first proximo. Mr. Wood proposes to make the
tour pf .the .Continent, and will be absent about six
months.
Ab a compliment to Miss Kellogg, on the night
other benefit at the Brooklyn Aoademy, a commit
tee of her special admirers intend defraying the en
tire expense of the performance, so as to give her
the proceeds of the house without deduction.
In one of the courts at New Orleans, oonfisca
tion proceedings have boen taken against certain
city lots owned by Judah P, Benjamin and General
Wirt Adams.
Jay Cooke, Esq., a resident of Cheltenham
townEhlp, recently gave the sum of two to the
drafted men of that township, to procure volun
teers.-.
We notice that Dr. - Brownlow, Governor elect
of Tennessee, has come out strongly for the election
of Hon. Horace Maynard as one of the United
States Senators.
Lieut. Gen. Simon B. Buckner, of Port Donel
son memory, is ascertained to be in command of the
Confederate Department or West Louisiana, with
headquarters at Alexandria. ,
£ Cardinal Wiseman’s dying words were: “Well,
here lam at last, like a child from schoolrgolng
home for the holidays.” ,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The markets yesterday received what in financial
elanxis known as *’ a black eye.” Generals Grant,
Bherilan, Sherman, and Schofield have *’bear’d ” the
gold market to an extent that, judging by the woe
begone iacee we eaw along Third street yesterday, we
should eay wae truly deplorable. No combination of
the gold speculators could scarcely hays any percepii
hie effect -in etr mining the tide thus eet in in favor of
the people and low prices. The news of victory after
victory in the field, able management in the Trea
sury Department, and the growing confidence of
the masses in the power and Invincibility of
the Government, the encouraging eigne all about
ub that ike day of restoration and peace is not far
distant, there are facts which' an really stubborn
i«cc —ii-Q- a-n-ayV’ T!. suai,icU y„S-
terday as if a real money panic were approaching,
hut wo can see no reason for snch apprehension. It
waaanselese alarm, gotten up in the interest of those
who with to postpone the good day coming, when we
■hali have eppreached to a specie basis' and
cheap commodities. It was stated that several
failures had occurred in New York, and one
or two in this city; bnt we are happy to state
with respect to the latter that the consequences
are quite trivial. We see no remedy for the new state
of things which the fall in gold Is producing than for
holders of merchandise to meet the difficulty equare in
the face, mark down their goods to fatr prices, and ha
content In the reflection that if they do now loss by the
fall they have already largely gained by the rise in
gold, and that new is the time for the country in gene
ral to receive some ef the benefits which only capitalists
were permitted to enjoy during the past three years.
In New York the movement has alrealy commenced,
for the Tribune of yesterday stye of the dry goods
auction sale in that city that the prices obtained "were
generally admitted to be extraordinarily low, bnt some
preisnre existed, and as the sale had to be made the
auctioneer took nearly any bids, and the buyers ob
tained many greatjbargains. ’ ’ Below we give the quo*
tatiois of gold as they ruled daring the day. At the
close the market became more settled, and the “pre
mium” was steady.
The stock market was again depressed, and all secn
ritk. vi ere sold lower. The Government 1881 s sold at
109—a decline of Jl—and the SMI at NBK. a decline of
Jf. The 10- 40s, however, were quite firm at the closing
figure of the previous day. - A lot of certificates sold at
98&> and some 7-SOs at 9974. State Ss were agaia dull,
and told atfadeciine of X. The war-loan 6i, however,
advanced to par. City Ss were firm at steady prices.
There was nothing said in company bonds. The share
list was very ’’bine.” Beading again declined If.
Penn’aKaUroad 3— selling at 00; Camden and Amboy
SK— selling at 129; Philadelphia and Briejf-uellin* at
ffi; and North Pennsylvania 2 selling at 25. The Oil
stocks fell off likewiie; Maple Shade declined X. and
Sugar Creek 2-the latter selling al 13, Of the Bank
stacks the only sales were Penn Township at 45 and
Hecham'ce’ at SO. Fasssngsr Bailroad securities and
Mining and Canal stocks were very dull.
The following were the quotations for geld at the
hours named:
10 30 Aj - ~»Wg
11 S 3 A. M***M»HHMIIH«**»MW*>4U*WWW«I76y§
12 M..~———»-•■ ™..— ....« 176 K
12.80 P. X „..-.,..174i£
IP. H. - -K;K
3 P. M—
i rVM.—.- ... ~.....177X
The subscriptions to the seven- thirty loan, received
by Jay Cooke yesterday, amount to $1,084,289. Seclu
ding one of $lOO,OOO from Fittabnrg, and one of sloo,oo]
from [Portland, Maine. ITnere were 3,ESS lndlvidttll
subscriptions of sso@looeach. '
The one- year live per cent, local- tender notes are now
falUnc dne. On Slat December, this issue of local
tender, falling dne lh February and March, 1885,
amounted to $41,525,C83. Bat a large portion of this
sum has been anticipated in payments for the popular
7-30 loau. 7 be two year fine par eenta.'are also taken
for this loan, with accrued interest to date.
The amendatory national cnrreney act provides that
associations shall receive ninety per centum of clrcnla
tbg notes on the amount of the United States bonds de ■
liyered to the treasurer, provided the bonds shall be es
timated at par value, and beaiinc interest at a rate of
not lees than live per centum par annum; the amount of
circnlatlni notes to he in proportion to paid np capital,
as follows: Mot exocedinc five hundred thousand dol
lars, ninety per centum ; not exceeding one million,
gishty per centum mot exceeding throe millions, sev
en tv-five per ten tom; exceeding three millions, sixty
per centum. One hundred and fifty millions of tha en
tire amount of circulating notes to be apportioned to
associations, according to the representative papulation,
and the remainder to he apportioned by the Secretary of
the Treasury among associations formed in the States,
and in the District of Columbia; and in the Territories,
having dne regard to the existing hank capital, re
sontces, and business of such State, District, and Terri
tory. • , „ .
Xhe following were the closing quotation* for tka
principal navigation, mining, and oil stocks
. Bid. Ask.
SchlUav—• •« 26
Scnl fiavpref— .. SS
Scscl Canal.—*—l3X 13
Big Mount’ll Goal 4& §&
Clinton Goal - K
Conn Mining-,-. }£ %
Fulton Coal— ..
Feeder Bam Cl- .61 *9j
Green Mottn Goal B££ Wi
Keystone Zinc... .. 191
K Car bond Goal. 2 „
New Creek Coal. .81 .94
Swatara Fall* 01 6& 7
Atlas 15*
Allegheny Elver. .. lh
All*g& Tideoute .. \H
Big Tank——— 4 X fH
Bruner Oil.**.—• .. IK
Buil Creek.— 3# 4
BriggeOll*.——.. .. SK
Continental Oil.. 2 fk
Crescent City—.* IK §
Curtin....—*— ** 14
Corn Planter..... 6H ®
Caldwell-...—• 6>£ &k
Cow Creek— IK
Cherry Bnn— .. S 7
Dank, aid Oil 1 •• ,
Dushard Greek.. 3 IK
Dalreil Oil • • %H 8g
Excelsior Oil IK }%£
Egbert. m 8h
Eldorado. .'* IK JK
Ferrel 0i1...
Franklin Oil.— . .. 2K
Germania—.... .. 1
Drexel & Co. quote:
New United Statesßonda. If
** ** Certtf. of.
Quartermasters’ Vouchers..
Gold— •**-•♦•«*<
Sterling Exchange— *—-.
Five -twenty Bonds, 01d...
•* “ new-
~.i ~.~IO9Y®UO
indebtediiees.... 88%® 98%
... ... 94 @ 98
...™,™.....„1J7 &178
............. 188 @192-
.IO9X@UO
Tea-fortyßoitd!>Mn***M. .................. 05 &98%
Sales of Stoebs—March 15,1865.
THE OPEH BOARD
-2000 IT 8 5-20«...« 110 100 8ebert............ 8%
JCO Atlaa 0i1.... 1 SI 1400 HorMßseESßnra-
SO d0,....~ ~ISI „„ lifSpria*.—... .«
ifli |
200 BSr Tank. .{S' i% 100KO|»1~. MO |K
IS ** sh
jqq Box&lxis Eprinff •* * lOOO Sanbury— ••••'>s X
BHEfett: k BBSS:-- i*
lOoMcOllntocE.....--- SK
690^TUibnry »■»-•-* ••“** mnz oti _,,, T ,, 3?*
?00 0 6 7 90**JJn *'jgo’ i ga 300 Phila&OU Cre ok. 11 H
SIS Siff 10 " IK lOOßi*Taak bw. i%
?nn AII SS , '"U....I>IO. 1 81100 R0ya1...... „.b5- 2X
ioa dS in300 -do .....D3. m
fiPMIB WAR FXUBBS.:
(PUBLISHED WEEKLY.)
Yu Wae Fhm will be sent to subscriber* by
(peranum in advance) at.. ...W •£!
Ten eooles , r -„„„w M
Burger Clubs than Ten wQI be charged at the same
rate. *».oo p„
The money must alvat/e aeeomva** (be order. aad
«* «o instance ca* these terms be deviated from, at
thev aford verv little more than Oecettof pager.
Postmasters ate requested to- mm senate tat
THBWA*P**Ba. ”
To the setter-np of th* Club of tmror twenty. «
extjn copy of the paper willbe given. ”
CENTS.
100 Big ?ank™ . b 5. 4X
ICO do.— —i%
160 4 31
100 do«•«••• 4 |4
200 ■ do-..- e - 4X;
400 Bnmer OU—ll-loj
JOO Dunlrard I|£ I
100Bzeelaior<M‘>»*44e lx
3COFir« Itland—.'***. %\
3G0% d 0.... *blp. «
300 Horsefleck&BSV. 10
SOO Jersey Weli..b3o. ffM
450L0gan........**-**\ 06!.
800 • do.—— \»l
SALES AT THE BEGTHtf
Reported tyj Hews, Miller,
BEFOBB
C200At1ft5....n.,. M ..~4.
„ FIBBTJB
BCOO V Sff-2lfeoiaitsVpT«££
2too • do;. ..new conplOOk
400 U 8 10 40s ....coup 96
SOO State 6a.... 86 *
40C0 . ....lots S 6&
600 dot»'«.sli.Mc?.B6
900 City 6a01d.....~.- 9*
ICO ' d0**.'.......new 94£
6800 . d0.........-now 95
1000 Al. eg co coup 6*.. .'75
88 Meehaidcs* JBk.ita SO
ICO Heading B. ....-b5 63M
600- d0..*... ,-...10ts R?J£
£OO dO.....aofS6lod^Rl
300 dor, -bSO 68&
46 Cam &AmhE lots 130 .
BETWEEH
SCO Walnut Islands,.- 2%
»2CO do_.„2dys 2X
100BigTank~-......b5
100 4J|
2(0 do bSO *K
2£o d 0..... A-. 4%
SOO . do-i..«.^bSo
900 b 6
lCoHyd»Fariu....-l>s 4
7CoBoyal 3
360»0b1e&8e1a...b5 6%
100 Com Planter- -bcO 6>g
.300 BeadlngK.....-1)30
3CO do^--.....ca5h 64
aroMisao ou b3o ?■%
60 3%
BECOHB
6 Bank PennTp.... 45
7Penna S.*. 67
6 663£
'3B .44ieMM4st.*«at {6/i
26
lOOMiago,.^ —b3O Z%
loro Boyal Petroltnm. 2
SooBigTan3c*~~.o... 4^l
600DalzellOil ...*««*- 8K
600 do ~**-b5 8X
»OCoraPlanter.-bSO 6
100 Atlas.- 1.3 l
SCO Alcorn Oil. .Mwn \%
16.C00 V 86-205...10t5.-IC9K
fio6 tl 8 6s 1881- ...... IC9S
IOyCCO State W I» 6s fcSO-100
The Hew York of yesterday says-
Gold bas been very spasmodie and excited this monk
ins. The opening price was 177 b and on news >f Sitev
men’e communications with Wilmington being
the price tell 3 per cent. The closing price wa* 1743£
Foreign exchange is dull and heavy at 108, the supply
of foreign bills being.largeiy in excess. The loan t&w
kebie well supplied at 7 per cent. Bnt as a number of
loans have been disturbed, there is more activity Com
mercial paper is offering with mors freedom, hut paseea
ilcwlj at 7K@9,
The stock market is feverish and languid. Govern
ment, are heavy, and State stocks qniec, bank shares
neglected, and railroad bends fiat. Jtallroad shares are
duD and drooping, the firmest being Brie, New York
Central, andMlcßiganSouthern: andthaweakest 1111-
nois Central and Fort Wayne, Before the first session
Beading closed at 1(7.-
The following quotations were made at the board
compared with thoee of yesterday afternoon:
wed. To. Adr. ite
United Btitca Ss, ISSI, coupon-.109?i HO ..
United Stateßfi-2Dcoup«»iu.—-K9H UOX .. 1
United StateeS-SOco-npODa,sew JQBK .. 1£
Unitedßtetee 10-40 9B& 96H .. 5
United States 6s 1-year cert 9S%
Tcnset^eSs.......... «e™.., 55 65 .. ..
Atlantic Mail.-*..- ™l6O 150
Wlsßouil 6s.* 63 65- 1 .*
Beading-^..™................-IG6 I£6 ..
Bid. Ask .
GlobeOii—. .. 1%
Rows’* XddyO. IK \%
Hose I*lantT.*~. 2% ■>*
Hyde Farm ■ ***** d% ..
Keystone 0i1—... .. 26$
Maple Shade Oil. .. 27
McGlintoek Oil.. 6K 5%
Mineral 0i1... 2 9H
Minco ~~ SH S&
MciSlheny 0i1.... 4K 5
McOrea&Cherß. 1,44 IK
Hobls & &&.****» .. 7
Oil Creek™— .. 7
Organic. *»♦*. .... .. %
OlmstoadOil™. 2 2K
Perry OU .. .. SH
Pope Farm 0i1... .. %
Pet Centre.*..**. ♦* 3
PhlHips..*.— ~ SK
RockOtt.™~.. 3J4
Raihboae Pet.— .. 2
Sken&aa »*«**«»•« 1 2%
SeuecaOH-—.- .. 4%
Story Farm Oil. * 2)4 2*Bl
ScM*OCk..~~ 1% 2
St Nicholas • 4)4 4%
Story .. 6&
Suaoary »• .81
Tarr Fana**~~» pi 2 H
Tarr Homestead. A* .5
Unloa Petrol 1 1%
Upper Economy.. .. X
Veaaago.***v~*t % ..
Walnntlalaad... 2>< 2H.
Wataoa «•*•*.*•*• 2H 3
.ir.il M
MO do.. aSrg.ai
iSn < m^?* ,< *T < **~****** 1%
100 Walnut Island £f?
400 d0.~*~...,.b5. s£e
400
4TG
800 Wm Penn****. ***. 4K
IwilkE&BiMci?! S*
a>o Miner.........bi0. n<
ifiOßoyal***—* ... .be. p£-
kB'BOABD 07BR0ESB8.
«€*»., if*. 605. Third,*.
i boabds; >
ISOOCAldwell-lots b3O 6&
100 dol**« ....... 6%
900 do *~*~lots k 39 5%
100. do.~~-.~~b6 96
.360 Bnrikard ****** lota lk
3CfrMlii*o~*« .-*-**. fig
«3CoDalzeU Oil *~'.Zete fik
BgQ - f&2
100 Excelsior..******** l 2
>OOBtbberd~**.;-~S I ft
JSK
.mjta&*Vriii;d!£!
lk
600 Great* Baster&loia 9£
10 OPetro Centre.lta bf $
ISO do 3j£
do M 5
400 McElratk*Ue.*..ss SS£
ItO do *.*.**..*,1»30 ME
200 McOllntock'O Its bf tj£
;ICO . 6k
60 Hobie St Del* m 2
200KoyaL P&farok ■-**2.l-5
\
\ BOABDS.
- ao- dor..*.
4
66 Perns R.....-2dy* 57J£
300 Scknyl KaY-.-pref
100 " do*-*.* M..HMSV
200At!ae.‘..v v ™.^„
6 00 - d0;.;:i.:.*..i0t8 i m
3CoE?g?e|il£.~~ *bfi
100- do > .;....~..wb5 4}g
6GQ Bull Greek 4
6CoCorn Planter..lota B
2(0 Caldwell 6 H
100 . dO.c .aaeaCasH CjJ
100 Bazar Creek.*™. if
SoOHibbwd m ..». Mk %36
230 do.*; MOST
600 Story Farm.. ..lots 2-31
\%
f.O Cherry Kiia.™... a.
10}011 Greek....„.bS ne
,W Great Bus tern..-..- we
;oo cjdweii eS
ioo do «w
aoCilT Ss Moa- IoU PS
KO Snfq Cecal.... bso JV4
BMmehlll K...,„ fr
fioPhUa&Erie 5.... 81
SO Maple Slade. VUC
BOASD. .
600 Big Tank. ....2dyK Of
800 do 4
200 HcOliitookOll.... Cs£
200 Great Bagtern...,. «£
800 ComPiantr.lte.bs c
800 do «
600 Story Farm ... lota 2J£
300 Kobie‘ & 8e1... blO »
tOABDJK
MOO B Slrjrear Certlf.. 9MC
.90) TJpper 151 and...... *
600 Royal OU 2 iIK
800 Sugar I)ale.a*
200 do bio
200 d 0.... v.bM at
300 MeElheny Oil2d ye 6
HHB CLOSE.
SALES AT
locus es’Bl™.™.lo9 t
300 U S 6 20f ~~ .mK
500 Tack Petroleum-.- 3%
200 Jersey WaLl...* b 5 9%
2Feßna£«***~*«*.. 66
100 Data wiseacoia***. 10%
ICOSnect Canal******.. 12%
100 do* ••«•* •*♦*«•*•*** 18
100 Feeder Dam* .* 81
10QAtla»Oil«~. IK
£OO domi«*»HMn 1%
400 do***.* ISIS
I 100 Big Tank «... toe
600 d 0... .lota 2S
OOEabsrt 0i1....„«. St
200 Uefilheny ?*
100 Cherry 8un....... If
100 Dalzen Oil gtf
lMßi*Tank„„.„... ©f
100 Mingo Oil«„ *U
StOßoyalOE 2 1-1*
UOO d0....«..10ti X I-If
Fbiladelplifa Harlcefg.
March lfr-Erating.
There is very little demand for Flour and the market
is dull and drooping; sales comprise about 400 bbls food
and choice extra family at SU@II,CG bbl,-aad 800 bble
Jenny Lind fancy at $l2 3 bbL The retailers and
bakers are only buying for immediate use at from s9#
9-00 for superfine: $lC@lO.£P for extra; ®II@U.6O far
extra family, andsl2@l2 60 bbl for fancy lots, as to
anallty. Bje Floor is selling at SB.6Q bbl, and Cora
Meal at bbl.
GBJJ2T—The demand for Wheat ig limited, jr®s
prices &t« dull and lower; abont SJMiwn;««»■* "g,<Mg
@2 aa for red. mostly at $55 42; wwfTsqftoted at si66f#
260 bn. as to anallty.. Bj ois seUing m a email war
■?» tmr -Oora iw'rery ml*? yellow is offered at
:th_ gtlasrtrf
meet) bus PeanCTli ania atfiac.
~Tnsr&rVr mail. _ ...
B*liK.—Weimar of no sales; first No. i Quercitron.
Is offered at $37 ton.
COTTON.—The market is very call* and prices hiv*
declined; s sell sales of middlings are making at 68®7Q«
®fi> cash.
GEO /EBIES.—The market is very dull, and* price*
are drooping; we bear of ao sales of either Sugaror
C wia Biles it $3,309
S.nti bo*. Timothy is quiet; small sales are making at
$5 6C©6 3$ bus Cioverseed is ia fair demand* with
sales of 701 bus. in lots* at from |H6@i7 64 IBs. **■
"WHTBKT, —The demand is limited ana the market Is
very duU; small sales of Pennsylvania and Western
bbls are reported at 227@ BSc gallon.
PBOYISIONB. —There is little; or nothin* doing In th*
way of tales and prices are nominal
The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain tit
this porttO'day:
Flour -~*~>» •*«. 1.400 bbllL
wheat |‘®*j *»««.
Oats*►*.****«***♦**•*«>*.»•••*•• 3,300 bus.
Kev Torli DUrbets, Bareh 15.
Flottb, Ac. —The market for Western and State Flour
is less active and prices are §@lsc per bbi lower.
Grain— The sates are 88. QUO bos at $2 for No 1 Ml
wauhee club; $2,05f0r red Western; amber do at $ll5
©2.16.
Oats are Tory Inactive and heavy; the sales are 16,009-
bus Jc«ev at $L 18 on pier, SI.G9 instore, andfLZibda-
Uvered; Western dull at 6KII.
Corn.—The sales are 9.260 bus Jersey yellow at 91 69
on pier; Western misted nominal.
Provisions. —Cut Meats are easier and in moderate
demand Sales of 275 packages at 17>£c for shoulders*
and 18£e@18&c far hams.
Bacon is dull and decidedly lower. Sales 0f950 boxes
at for long-ribbed, andl&c for short-ribbed.,,
Dressed Hog* are belter. We quote at I6X@l6Kcf®r
Western, and 17K©17K for city. re<W4W
Lard is dull and decidedly lower. Sales ofSOObbls and
tea at for Bo 1, 2Q@2OKc for Mr, to. prime
steam and kettle-rendered, and 210 for choice early in.
the day.
Coffee.— Prices are without change.
Copper. —American Ingot is lower, and the -market 1c
unsettled. Wtfquote at 40@42>* for Lake an* Bald
more; 66 and 60 for New Sheathing »nd Yellow MetaL
' Cotton —We quote at 70@71c for middlings.
Fish.—Themaiket for Dry Cod is quiet, bat prices am
without change. We quote at $9 25@t0.25 for Grand
Bank'and Si. George’s. Mackerel are in moderate de
mand at former prices. We quote at *24©J5 for If a- 1
Mess; C16.7£@17 for No. 2 do, and $l3 50@ 13.75 for No..
3 do. Herrings are dull and unchanged.
Oils. - Linse-d is lower and dull. We quote at $l5S@
168 for cl tv. Fish Oils are also- dull., and prices an
eseier. We quote at $1.50 for erode whale, and 62. SOgp
2.36 for do sperm. Lard Oil is lower and heavy, ws
quote at s2©llB for No. 1 winter. Kerosene is sailing
is heavy, mad prices are decidedly lower*.
We quote crude at 36^4; refined, in bond, 60c, and do*
Themsrirtt is very firm.,but not active.
Bales of 350 bbls at $2 26© 2.25 for Western.
LETT£B BAGS
AT THE KEN CHANTS’ EXCHANGE, PHILAPEIPHtA.
Ship Becovery, Stoddart.—. Liverpool, soon
Bark Boasoke, Cooksey. book
BrtgSVMerrick, Norde*~...Havana, sow
Brigßobertina, Spain, eooag
PHILADELPHIA BOABD OF TRADE.
JOS. C. GntTBB, 7
Epmunp a. boudsb, > Committee of the Hosts.
Geo. L. Bfzbt* 3
MARINE CfTELLIGSNCEi
POBTOF PHILADELPHIA, MARCH: IS;
BtraBiBES...6C6IBwN Sets...s 51 j High Water, ..6 o
ARRIVED-
Steamship John Gibson, Geoghehan, 24 hoars frost
New Fork, with mdse to Wm J Taylor & Co.
Bark Maria and Julia (Span), Lao da. from Mautf
nilia. bound to Havre, to Warren & Gregg- The M and
J put in leaky, and will have to discharge for repairs*
On tie 9thinst, during a terrible gale from S N W*
about 60 miles to the eastward ofXSaps Batter**, sprang
a leak, and made water so fast that the crew could
scarcely keep liar free.
Bchr Isaac Bich, Crowell, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse to Crowell A Colilna
Schr Lucy, Morrow, 1 .day from Brandywine, Del*
with corn meal to E M Lea
fechr Diamond, Townsend, 1 day from Indian Bivez*
With grsin to James L Bewley &Co „, , .
Sehr H Weatcott, Charter, ftom Washington, in bal
last to Henry Simons.
Schr Louii •’Gray, Bowen, from Mauricetow** in bal
last to ci plain
Schr T Benedict, King, from Greenpori, in ballast to
captain,
Schr Evergreen, Belleeti, from Greenpori, in ballast
to captain.
Scnr Marietta,Hand, Brooks, from Greenpori, Unbal
last to captain.
Schr Biack Diamond, Young, from Greenpoit, is
ballast to Castner, Stickney A Wellington.
Schr arc eria, Cavalier, 30 hoars from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast to eapiain.
Schr James M Flanagan, Cain, 6 days from Fortress
Monroe, in ballast to captain.
Schr Jas House, Gage, 4 days from Fortress Monroe.
in ballast to captain.
Schr A H Brown, Fries, from Wareham, in ballast te
captain.
Schr W & Bows, Harris, from New Fork, in ballast
to captain. *
Schr NantQus, Pillsbury, 3 days from New York, Is
ballast to captain.
Sir 8 Seymour, Boom, 60 hours from City Point, in.
ballast to U B Quartermaster.
CLEARED.
Brfgßebecca Sheppard, White, Beaufort.
Brig Lilian, Kennard, Portland.
Schr Alert, (Br } Clark, Barbadoes.
gebr John Tyler. Bowes. Boston
ScbrllJaF- Crowell, Stevens, Boston,
Schr Geo L Given, Bich, Boston.
Schr W W Marey, Barrett, Boston- .
Bchr C A Stetson. Stevens, Boston, via New Castle.
Schr Nautilus, PlLsbury, Portland, Me.
gchr Louisa Gray*' Bowen, Fort Monroe.
SchrDlrigo, Doihow, Fort Monroe.
• Bchr Emelina Haight. Howes JJewbnryport.
Schr Byergreen, Bellosti. Brighton.
Seta Wm f Orr, C*amhers, tewes, BaL
Schr Thus Potter. Backett, Boston
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Keliy, Boston. g,
Schr Blondel, Chapman, Boston
Bchr Marietta Hand, Brooks, Boston,
sjn c W Bentley. Howes, 80-ton
Schr T Benedict, King. FroTiuortown.
Schr W H Ko.we. Barrie. Sow Hagen.
Schr Diamond, Young, Bran.
Schr Starlight. York, Portland. _
Schr Oaroiiie M Hall. Dooghty. new York.
Bchr Active, Thompson, Battimo.e.
fiehr Four Sisters, Sheerer*_Hattera* Inlet. ; -
Bchr Lßturtevani, Cnue^Newb«n.
Bchr Boston, .Brower, Fort Monroe.
Rohr Presto. Deetz, Baltimore , - -
Str Philadelphia. Fullz, Washington.
Itr B Willing. Crradlg. Baltimore.
Sir Koveltj, Shaw, Washington.
MEMORANDA. _
Bark Brilliant Colburn, elearel at How Orleans tA
Inst for this port. ,
Brin Thomas Walter <Bw), Weaterdyke, hence, was
at St Kitts 2d inst, to return in 2 days.. „ ,
Brig Adrio (Br), Mackenzl-.henoe via Port Spain,waa
at Sombrero 26th uit, loading for this port. ..
Schr Western Star* Uroweil, hence at Portsmousn «*
l0 &rs Jesse WiUismson, Jr, WlnejM-re,
Ho, d. Kelley, for this port. W«e at Jfewport lMh
Echrs White Squall. Adams: E . LM. Lee: Ann st«;
non. Baley; Grace Oirdier. Clark S^ m oaFer lX:
Adriana, Williams; A TirreU, Hig«lns A Halerj
l.y; JBAnBUn,. Dennis: Henry Butt, Baker,msuewe
Vanzant; Idaho, Wertcott; <l C Horrl.. A:U»_^ aaa .
’wing. Wood; Franklin. Gonasy e, Maria, row j« g og to*.
Mann, and Louisa PraiiSf,, BwUaau, hence at BOBK *
on Tuesday.
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