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VOL. X. NO. 130. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 18G9. DOUBLE SHEET THREE CENTS.

EJVQLAND. wftneises saying he hid a blackjack In his hand. RAILWAYS. FROM NJSWt The two men who were thus rnthlcsnly attacked fell EDITION SECOND EDITI01N KerrUIng senseless npon the ground and their assailants nBcowsTiiucTionr. FIRST A furious Chapter of Kallwav Mnnnnempnt Arrangement for the Peabodr Re walked up Wood street. main. was first The Pennsylvania Central and the Erie Denpateh to The Evening Telegraph. Colonel Helhcrt taken to a dmg store and thence removed to Horn's residence, in Callowhtll Itoadw. 30. Peter B. Sweeney, the Bismark of Tammany Hall, LATEST DT TSLSORAFQ. Boston, Nov. Tho city government street, above Thirteenth, where he remained Tiiia LAST CIIAl'riait. a. I. paiscd an order last evening to make arrange- until the 14th of tho month, when he died. ii T has been Interviewed, after the latest fashion of had been Into con- reception of When the deceased carried the drug Journalism, and while on the rack the following ments for the tho remain of the store, the prisoner returned to the locality and said Mississippi fession was extorted from him. It reveals an im- A Royal Snob How Prince Alfred, of late George. Fcabody, which are expected to ar- to the crowd, "I can whip any man whose weight is and Texas Getting Beady nportant News The Fall of Cape portant item in the railroad history of the country, Manners-Wom- one hundred and twenty-eigh- t, and 1. guess I've England, was Taught an rive here In a few weeks. given to Wheel into Line. of If we reason to doubt, while him enough for The Capture and, trne (which have Righters and Wo- Important Legal Derlxlon. In answer to this the defense called wltneRses to IHaytien Navy -- Continued we have every respect for the high moral character The Supreme Judicial Court, in the case of prove that the Commonwealth's witnesses had pre- our man Strikers. of the and great ability of Mr. Sweeney), It shows that Thomas Kershaw vs. Albert II. Kelsey, has de- viously made statements concerning this matter The Elections which Commence To In Pennsylvania Itallroad is UBing every exertion to entirely dlilerent from those mado by them In court; cided In favor of the plaintiff. This was an man day The Issues, Can- surrectionists. direct the Western commerce of the continent to that the who struck the blow was described at the closely action for rent of a plantation In Mississippi, first as wearing light clothing, and the prisoner that didates, and this city, with the Interests of which it is so An Absorbinj Old Question Finally night was dressed in black; and (Inally that he was the Pittsburg, Fort leased during the war by a citizen of Mississippi Prospects. connected. We are aware that the Settled A Jnry Definitely De- not at the corner of Thirteenth and Wood streets Etc. Etc. Wayne, and Chicago Railroad secured the passage of to a citizen of Massachusetts, and for corn used until the deceased had been attacked and woundod, ftc.t lite, lite. an act which was approved the third day of Febru- clares that Lierer Beer is on tho plantation. The defendant had begun to and then he was Intoxicated. of the The examination or witnesses as to these points To-da- y is the day fixed by proclamation ary, 1869, which provided for a ciasslDcation not an Intoxicating cultivate a cotton crop, when he was driven off was then begun, and at close of our report was of the Sweeney. There the President for the commencement of frpm the N. T. Herald of Board of Directors as stated by Mr. Drink. by guerrillas. The defense before the jury was still in progress. the elections la 18C9 relative to tho Mississippi and Texas. In an editorial St. Marc. Nov. 18. 1889 News received In was no act of the Legislature of a surrender and cancellation of tho lease, but published m Railroad published in the laws FIIVANCll yesterday, was given a complete sketch of the pro--v this city yesterday that the sinking 01 the HUlo Pennsylvania Central the plaintiff having obtained a verdict, the case A!I CO.U.HIlBtCi:. learner Artibonlte, formerly used as a transport. for this year. gress of the reconstruction movement In theso two and the capture of the Fleur de Marie, by the llay, JEtc, was taken before the full Court upon the ques- Office of thf Fvfvtno Tnt,ronArn, States, but there are many details of great import- Plain, UnvnrnlMhed Tnle of "The Erie Bill" utc, i:tc, i:tc, iuc Tuesday, Nov. 30, lxtjy. j tlen steamer Terror, alia Picquolt, the last acquisi- (Infolded. tion of the legality of the contract. The Court ance which lack of space prevented ns from intro- tion of Salnave. Both vessels, however, had time Reporter While on general subjects, how about The statement of the banks yesterday shows a decided In favor of the plaintiff, upon the ground welcome improvement rea-tur- es ducing in that article. As these elections aro of to onload their cargoes and to land their crews In "Krie bill" Republican press make so in moBt or the material such the that the affecting In- safety. much fuss about? that the lease of a plantation In Mississippi and the market, The deposits have vital importance to the whole country, we give these In the afternoon of yesterday a schooner brig from was a subject so misrepre- FROM WASHING TON. creased I142.S08: legal tenders, 281, b83; ami the details below, to enable our readers to a Sweeney There never the delivery of corn thereon were not acts of loaus 2:,UT. Specie have foil for New York came Into this bay sented and misunderstood. The Republican press has also increased $40,875. and clear comprehension of Issues In away from The Chenapcake and Ohio commercial intercourse, nor prohibited by tho The general business shows an expansion in the atsUkc the and landed six young men who had run have lied about it with a purpose. The bill In ques- Ilallroad. large the contests: Salnave. These young men conflrn the "prouuncla-jnento- " tion Is as much a New York Central Railroad as Despatch to the Associated Prest. law of nations, or by the act of Congress and increase in the clearings of $;i,377,808. This against Salnave, and Just exhibit may be fairly taken as an indication MISSISSIPPI. of Vlctorln Chevalier it Is an Erie bill, Is in precise words a copy of the Washington, Nov. 30. As much Interest is proclamation of the President. or that the also that of his Joining the revolutionists, with all law adopted by the Republican Legislatures or the climax the protracted stringency has been at you already know, this is an- - manifested in the Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail- An Old Question Settled l.ngrr Not an Intoxi- length reached, and with the relaxed pressure for The election In this State begins to-da-y, and will the forces under hira. As Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, and money may ..f the general who surrendered the town of Oonalves by Republican Governors of those States, road, the following particulars are made known. cating Drink. which be expected for tho balauce of close December 1. ago. roved the the year, we may anticipate a to the revolutionary party two months After ft was passed by the Legislature in this State when The eastern terminus is Richmond, and In tho Superior Court, in the case of Henry steady improvement The President's or the this he was appointed by Salnave to the command of were Republican. The vote on its the from day to day. both branches Pfaff against Pctctiah B. Osgood, to recover Call loans are very easy y Now Constitution Submitted to Hoiiarnt the forces besieging Jacmel. which position he occu- passage In the Senate wns nearly unanimous. It Western at the mouth of tho Big Sandy river. at per cent., with pied until the 4th of November, when ho yielded to thirty-tw- o casks of lager beer, tho defendant sonic heavy transactions at n per cent, to heavy ope- Voir. was laid on the table in the Assembly for about a The length of the line, complete to the White The following is the proclamation of the revolution and declared himsell against Salnave. month for objections, but none came. The bill pro- contended that it was sold iu violation of the rators In stocks. The discount market is fairly President ' He was lu and Sulphur Springs, is.225 miles, and incomplete, active, but there is little pressure, money (Jrant, Issued on the 13th of last July, in pursuance reeeived with enthusiasm Jacmel, vides that a certain number of directors shall go out in- and is the day after, the nth, taking with him all the pickets 200 miles. The cost of tho construction, esti- laws of tho Commonwealth. The judge abundant at 10 per cent. In the outHide market. of which the election In Mississippi is to each year Instead of the whole board, but it does not The gold to be held that had surrounded Jacmel for fourteen months, he power structed the jury that If the lager beer sold was market continues indicate a steady Ky ; Interfere with tho of the courts to correct mated nt gold prices, $12,000,000; debt, $3,000-00- 0; tlit President of the United States of Anttri-m- on to e, In company with downward movement, and the very slight variations marched abuses, nor docs It tie up legislation. It can be within A Vll Lubln, a warm partisan of Salnave. estimated cost of completion, $10,000,000. intoxicating liquor, the mcauing of the show that it is not a feverish spnsm ouly, but ouu rKOCLAM ATION. general repealed at any time. It has not been of any prac- In pursuance Vlctorln, on advancing, sent General Lubin forward to Erie or Central road. The law, the plaintiff could not recover. The jury that is likely to be permanent Sales opened at 124, of the provisions or the act of Con- tical value either the Tho amount to he furnished by the contract- now 121V. gress approved April Hi, with 200 men. In order to take possession of Rlzoton Erie stockholders at their election in October last found for the plaintiff. and stand at lsca, I hereby designate e) In name of revo- ing parties is $15,000,000. Its connections will Government bonds are weak, and up ;to noon 1 uesday, 80th day of November, 18G9, as fort near the the unanimously elected an entire new board without Women Righters and Women Strikers. submitting the time for lution. But Vll Lnbln, having taken possession of availing themselves of the advantages of tho law. be: Western via Lexington, Kentucky, Louis- prices show a further falling oir of about Vt per cent. the constitution adopted on tho loth day e, Despatch to The Evening TekgrapK Is disposition to ot May, 1808, by ' tide fort In fact, continued for and The bill was Introduced Into our Legislature purely There a general sell, which tends to the Convention which met In Jack- - divulged plan of actton to Salnave. ville, St. Louis, and Memphis, via tho river Nov. 30. em- this decline. son, Mississippi, to the voters or said regis- ttns the as a defensive measure against the action in the Dover, N. H., The weavers or State Vlctorln, learning the defection of Vll Lubln, re- Pennsylvania Legislature looking to the control of route Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, and In- There was a 'air degree of activity in the Stock tered at the date such submission, viz : Novem- to Llogane, was marching against Petit ployed by the Cocheco Manufacturing Company, market ;this morning, but prices generally were ber 80, 1SC9 and I submit to a separato peated and the Erie road in t lie interest of that State and sub- dianapolis via the Chlllicothe and Columbus part vote that .oave and Grand Goave, there to Jolu the rebel to Pennsylvania Central, by which the in anticipation of the proposed reduction of without material change, state loans were ne- of section three of article seven or said consti- ordinate the lines, embraced lu ; City selling tution, which is in following Army from the south, when both armies will resume trade of the West would he diverted to Philadelphia branch the charter; Coving wages of 12 per cent, which goes Into effect to- glected sixes were unchanged, at the words: Ahelr march on to e, 100; n 102 for the new Issues. Heading Railroad was iu That I am not disfttincblxod in any of provininns from New York. The Pennsylvania Legislature, ton to Lynchburg, Coalsmouth to Point re- tho of f Is preparations to receive his foes. day, are on a strike; tho streets yesterday good demand, and 2000 were disposed tho acU known as the lleconatruotion acts of Thirtv-ninthan- Salnave making having passed a bill precisely like that under con- 45 about shares the d Nwd town, is his riensant, miles. The total vote of the stock- cash, 49 V b. o. ; Pennsylvania fortieth Congress, and that I admit the polltl-?"diT- " is foitlfylng the lie intrenched in sideration for the protection of the Pennsylvania sembled a Holiday. A mass meeting of the orat49(9 and men, Kull-ro- ad elality of all so hlp me Hod ; balace, and swears that he will play his lost card company to a holders nt the recent meeting was 56,000 6hares, Hallroad was dull at 53 ;e, and Lehigh Valley if Congress provided, will up Central, authorized the make large strikers was held last evening. The sympathies was bid that shall at any tune remove the disabilities there, and, sooner than surrender, he blow foreign loan, which It leaked out was intended to of which 51,000 were ca6t for atS34(?53x; 11X for Camden and of any person diHfranclisHi In the said the contract, and ror Norrls-tow- n; '1 Reconstruction (he city and burn it to ashes before he abandons his buy up the Erie stock for the purpose I have are with the girls. Auiboy; 42tf for Little Schuylkill; 70V acta of the said hirty ninth and Fortieth Congress, and or government. Governor Hoffman held on to 5000 against it. 53 ror Minehlll; 87 ror North Pennsylvania, the Legislature of this State shall concur therein, thon so indicated; the Maine's War Claims. 34 much of this so (eat afternoon the news of the taking of Cape bill for objections, but not a single stock- Despatch to The Evening Telegraph. and V ior Catawissa preferred. oath, and much only, as refers to the said capture of the war vessels Alexan- Special Dexjmtch to The Evening Telegraph. Iu Canal shares the only change is a deollne or Keonnitrui'tion act shall not be required of snob pemua and the holder remonstrated against it. Those who did so pardoned to U ArousTA, Me., Nov. 30. The Commission 83 ; ontitle him be registered. der Pctlon, Balnave, and Roullloue, in the port of confer with him, urged him to sign the bill as Washington, Nov. 30. The reported re in Leblgh Navigation, wnich told at , LehlgU v'ape Haytlen, was received. So that at present Sal-av- e on War Debts has completed its work. The Gold Loan was takeu at 97 . And I further submit to separate vote seotion being calculated to settle the wrangling and issuing al has nothing remaining for him belonging to the moval of rostmaster-Gcner- Creswcll is in- Coal shares were Inactive. five or the same article of said constitution, which ' of stock to control the road, and likely to work to total amount of reimbursements to the town in the following words : v public of Ilayti, except the arrondlssement and the advantage of the stockholders. At all events It correct. Mr. Earle, the First Assistant Mechanics' Bank sold at 32. e city of Port-au-Prin- will reach three and a half million dollars. Passenger Railway stocks were without change. No person shnll be elitililo to nv office of profit or trve',, was an experiment, and if it did not work well it h.is resigned, and Mr. Marshall, civil or military, in this hiale. who, as the) could be repealed at any time. Since Its passage Since I860, a large increase lu tho State valua- IS was ottered for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 4",' lor a nienilw of I' V of New York, a personal friend of Mr. Cres Chesnut and Walnut; and 00 for West Pailadelphto. lgiHlature, voted for the call el the oouventinn tli.it mE UAYTIEN NAVY. the stock has been registered and its capital is on a tion will be shown. The gain Is chiefly in the passed the ordinance of socoasion, or whi, as a delegate permanent basis. If the Governor had not signed well, has been appointed in his pi ace. The ap- PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. to any convention, voted lor or signed any ordinance of he Rebel Bam Atlnnln Her Departure Tor Pennsyl- cities and manufacturing towns. secession or who gave voluntuiy aid, countenance, the bill, and the result had been that the was made nt the instance Reported by De Haven St Bra, No. 40 S. Third street. counsel, llaytl. obtained control of Erie road, he pointment of Mr. or encmirngeinpnt to persons engagod in armed hostility itn the early of May last much inquiry was vania Central the Senator Morrill will leave for Washington FIRST B5AKD. to the United States, or who accepted or attempted to fart would have been condemned on all hands for Creswcll. l kclted in Philadelphia by the mysterious purchase the 1500 City s,New.c. loijf 3 sh Mech Bank.. 82 exercise the funotions any office, civil or military, nnder I undue and Improper exercise of tho veto power. . A Royal Snob. any authority or pretendad government aothor ty, power,-o- the late Rebel ram Atlanta from the Government. This is plain, of Erie bill." tm do c.ioift! Ssh Leh Vol.... Is. 53 constitution within the Me was from League to Neafle & Levy's the unvarnished tale "the Denpateh to The Evening Telegraph. Stock Quotations by Telegraph 1200 do. 101 v! 21 do Is. 63s; I'n tid States hostile or taken Island Why don't the Republican press pitch Into Governor t P. M. inimical thereto, except all persons who aidedivcoiuirue-tio-n ehipyard, and Mr. Sidney Oaksmlth, a lawyer of this Washington, Nov. 30. In a despatch just re Glendlnnln?, Davis & Co. report through their New 10000 tlO. C.102 22 do. Is. 63 v by voting for this convention or who haveoohsuiuonal ar- Geary, of Pennsylvania, and the Republican Gover- litj, and once United States Consul at llaytl, nors of States I named, for having signed from flagship of tho Asiatic York house the following: ftioo do cioi?j looshReadRc ..49 10 advocated the assembling of this convention, an ahaU ranged altera-Jou-s. the have ceived the squadron, 1200 3c 911 continuously and in good faith with that firm for sundry repairs and same bill, word for word? bin N. Y. Central K. 160 PaclflcM.S 61 C A III 6s '89. 700 do. .... 49 advocate the aots if ths the The has thus far 49-4- 9 Fame. But the Legislature may remove . the following reference is made to the arrival at N. Y. and Erie It.... Western Union Tele. B1-- 12500 C A A 08, '83. Is. 84 200 do., . .8.10. such disuhWity; been of no advantage to either the Central or Erie & provided that nothing in this sectiin exoept voting for"cr ' The hull and battery casing were substantial, and no Yokohoma of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred. Ph. and Rea. It. 98 Mil. and St. Paul U. o 67 t'.l(K)0Ph K 79.1s. 85 800 do . .. .IS. . road, and does harm that I can see, because the h 1 w no Y I machinery in tolerable order. The guns had Mich. 8. andN. Mil. and HU Paul pf.. sa 2500 Leh Gold 97 100 do., ..b00. 49 construed vole for the new Erie Board of Directors was unani- The Prince saluted Admiral Keppel (English), I.R.. 8S'i l as to exclude from nttice the private soldier of the late so-- be, en removed, but no person was allowed to enter mous, as I have stated. It had one advantage it Cle. and Pitt. It..... 80 Adams Express...... B73a 8 sh Fenna R 54 200 do . .b30. 49 M sow tne battery aecK. The instructions were not arrested the schemes of the Pennsylvania Central but did not salute cither Admiral Rowan or the CIO. andN. W. com.. 73?;, Wells, Fargo lTtf 72 do Is. 100 do.. ..C.49 1 10 And I further summit to a separate vote section uypuiine vessel in regular ugnting trim, out merely road to obtain the of The day Chi. and N. W. pref. 80 United States 52 130 do., .18. 63J, l'JO sh Leli N St. . .c. Bltf five of article seven of the said constitution, I control the Erle and divert French commander. following ho UTrr m. o mut-- . which prepare her for a short sea trip. This trip was Chi. and R. LB. Gold v U.amja n i u Hi i vrA ti is in following - vf trade to Pennsylvania. 14J. l fn the words:- Mpposed to be for Cuba, although it was said that hoisted his. royal standard, which every Way Ch. 86y Market weak. il : Pitt, Ft street, report the following quotations U. 8. 6s of The credit of the State shall not be pledged or loaned in We purchase of the vessel was a private speculation. one sainted with twenty-on- e guns. 1881, llS'.llBjTWiOSOf 1802, 112.V4U2V ; do. 1S04, aid of any person, association, or becoming ready corporation; nor shall On the 8th Inst., alter for hex, the A WONDERFUL JOURNEY. After the firing waa over, word EUROPE. no.(ano? ; do. 1805, ; do. July, risos tho Ktate hereafter become a stockholder in any corpora- vessel was seized by the Custom House authorities, FROM 113$118V; do. July, 18S7,noinUMU3r ; do. July, tion or association. on of Secretary Boutwcll, plea came on his Koyal Highness 10-4-0. the order under the 8evcn-yrnr'O- l4 Hoy board that would 1S08, 113&113V; 58, toaxQ'ioT. U. S. Pacldo And I further submit to a separate vote the part arma- A Walt Tro Thousand This Morning Quotations. of of an infringement of the neutrality laws. A& ,. . ",- 11R. Cur. 0s, the oath of otllce prftscrtiiud in section twenty-si- x :;- Allien with a Crazy Father. have a reception on shore, and people wishing. By Hie Aniilo-Americ- an Cuble. 107J,107i. ment of four cannon had been placed on board, to- From the Cairo HI.) liuMin, Abe. 24. Messrs. I)b Haven & brother, 40 No. B. Third or article twelve or the said constitution, which is in gether with small arms, ammunition, seventy-liv- e to know hlra could have an Introduction. As he T)nT.CI?, Nov. 8011 A. M Consols, for both trwt, Philadelphia, report the following quotations: the following words: Many of our local readers will be able to recall a W-Vmm- men, ?and; the necessary provisions. Explana- had not treated the American or com- money and affiOSDt: U. & ;; 18vl -- J. R 6sof lfl,415(5(115l.f; do 1802, 112V($112V': "That I have never, us a member of any memory or one samuei ii. donnson, an individual French HO. convention, voted tions were, however, made, and the Government old, 88f; imvtb, wi',' rw Railroad do. 1894, ilo;,ano;0 ; do.lS05, do. 1S&5, for or signed any ordinance of secession ; that I have never, who wore a perfect shock of red hair, and delighted manders with common courtesy in the matter of novUl;; became satfslledthat the vessel was merely intended nat at ll ; Illinois Central, 9m; QT'f M. n?w, j do.l8SI, do. H3f,-itii3V- do. 1909, as a member of any State Legislature, voted for the call in the sobriquet of "Professor." Although not a llHm,'' any snob, tor Government of llaytl. She was, therefore, the salute, they botn declined to attend. This LlVKRi'OOl., Nov. 00 11 A. M. CoiuVi market, Uu., 8, U. 8. for convention tnat passed any ordinance," The the resident of the Immediate city, he was daily In our nslia,'j; 10V$107; 80 rear above oath shall also be taken by released, and Mr, Sidney Oaksmlth, who has acted steady; middling uplands, t'ifii.ljil!fr Cttrroncv, J Due Comp". all the oity and county streets, and by his quaint ways, strange and some- caused considerable talk, and the next morning ll6giltv'' 107tl07,J. Int. officers before entoring upon their duties, and by all other as agent of the Haytlen Government lu the aiUlr, Orleans, ViViii. The sales are ebtlmatuil at Notes 19; tkihirj-Vi'1- 1 Male officers not included in the above provision. will sail In times Incoherent expressions, attracted considerable Prince Alfred hauled down his royal standard, 12,000 bales. Breadstuffs her Those who knew him well knew his mind linn. UU I direct the vote to bo taken upon The Haytlen Rebels against the Government of attention. fore-to- p, London, Nov. 30. Sugar opens quiet and each of the hoisted the "gridiron" at tho saluted steady, -- to be bordering on insanity, while others probably spot "uIkjekalities. altove cited provisions alono, and upon the other Salnave are said to have oirered Mr. Oaksmlth an both on the and ailoat. Linseed oil, ii portions of said advance on the purchase money of f 100,000 in gold, ascribed his Irregular demeanor and rambling speech first the American Admiral with thirteen guns, Whale oil, 41. the constitution in the following over to The cannon to an occentrlc nature. He sometimes appeared in afterwards the French, of Walker"r- - manner: .,, If he would turn the ram them. and thus acknowledging This Afternoon's Quotations. Arrest lr. Mnrr Eucli voter favoring eoriat.1- on 180 guns on pivots, our streets bareheaded and frequently barefooted, 19, the ratification of the - board are two pound rilled I.OM10N, Nov. P. M money The Kansas City lluUrttn, Nov. says: Dr. Mar" -- tSM 100 treutlng all who approached him with due courtesy, the corn. 301 Consols. 93Tf for 'on, excluding the provisions above quoted, m firing from the front aud sldo ports, and two Five-twenti- Walker is agalu a martyr to her idea of reform in guns. com- but permitting familiarity on the part of none. Danger to a U. H. Steamer. and account. of 1802, 8t ; ikcsu, old, adopted by tne convention Cl SIsjMtfVibiiH, hhi:i pound broadside rifled She is under the 83 a'; S0V. Railways Illi- dress. This afternoon sho was walking on Main Rear-Admlr- any firm; Erie, express his Judgment by voting, ." al Ellms. of Haytlen Early last Bummer the "Proressor," without Tho U. S. steamer Idaho, on this station, was 2iv; "l'"or the mand of F. the nois Central, 99.V. street, when her peculiar garb struck Policeman . - - navy. two trips to llaytl preparation, and even without announcing his pur- as being one Mr. Oaksmlth has made last month caught in a typhoon, and was only LrvEKPOOL, Nov. 301 P. M Corn, 29s. 0d. ; Kelso not exactly the that a lady should sliice May, asserts several attempts to pose to his wile, left home, taking with him a little be in. He s Drooped upon dis- Each voter favoring the rejection of tho consti- and that after years. per- Wheat, 9s. 7d. for California white, and 8s. dressed the feminine provisions uce nis aerencuon his 100a was Bon aged about seven A day or two was saved by being worked to port under jury 8d.ss. penser or pills and powders, and In tution, excluding the above quoted, shall irom sainave, pass 6d. for red Western, and 9s. for red winter, ts marched triumph express soned. mitted to by, the wife and mother anticipating masts. bottom is so badly damaged with his prisoner to the Recorder's A his Judgment by voting, "Against the ooi-- " II ; Her that of wheat at this port for three days, 11,000 oitlee. crowd was originally English Clyde-bui- lt an early return of the husband and ehild but as they or tution." 'he Atlanta an Into quarters, including 10,000 of American. Lard, 75s. idlers rollowed and once again the bold doctor amer, and ran the blockade on the 12th of Sep- - came not, she Instituted inquiry as to their wherea- she will be turned a storeship at Yohohama. round herseir "the observed of all Each voter will bo allowed to cast a separate ballot bouts. Although understanding the unsettled con- Pakis, Nov. 30 The Bourse opened dull. Rentes, observers." But for or against either or both of the provisions ioer, lsei, unner tne name or me r mgai, naving The President and the Jew. 7 eoc. didnt her captor "catch it?" Yes, Indeed, she sailed above ...... 1 anwAMl hAttAna Af Dlnl'allt ml nil ,1 n ,1 dition of the husband's mind, slio never believed for Deapateh to The Evening Telegraplu if. quoted. It is understood that sections 4, 8, 6, T, 8, , Nov. M ; up- into Kelso, and her words of burning scorn aud In- of war, all of which were in a moment that he had summarily disposed or him- Liverpool, 302 P. Cotton firm lu, 11, 12, 13, and 14 of article thirteen, under the er munitions landed Washington, Nov. 30. This morning a dele ; Orleans, 12Vd. ; y dignation almost set his teeth on edge. She peppered fvannah. During following January at- - self, and she was equally assured or the safety or lands, It sales estimated away public head of "Ordinance," are considered as forming no the she at 15,000 bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester at the functionary until theoitlceof of noted to leave that port with a thousand bales of the child. Weeks and months passed, yet no tidings gation, consisting of Messrs. Wolf, Solomon, Recorder button was readied, and then blazed away pait the said Constitution. was by Wlssa-- came of the absent ones. It could not even bo nrmer at Detter prices. In testimony whereor I have hereunto set my hand itton, but prevented the gunboat i Sadler, Jacobsou, and Abram, introduced by Nov. 30. closed at the City Marshal, but he soon stopped the wordy knn. fine was then unloaded and converted into ascertained by what conveyance .they left the city. Petroleum last night fiat or Invective lady was and caused the seal or the United States to be with Governor Boutwcll, waited on President, here, and at Hamburg heavy at 18 marca banco. torrent the little heaping upon afllxed. I iron-cla- first nnder the name of the Georgia, but They had departed such clothing as they had the and him. The Recorder dismissed the case, ami Mrs. on their persons, and if the "Professor" had auy laid before him an appoal use Done at the city of Washington this thirteenth day bsequeutly under that of the Atlanta. to his best efforts Walker strode forth again, free as the winds of or year or On the 84th January, 1S63, she was ordered to en-ig- e money, his wife was not aware of the fact. "hevtng." July, in the our Lord one thousand A weeks ago Mrs. T. received a with tho Czar of Russia, through our Minister LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. eight hundred and Bixty-nin- e, or the Union blockading squadron, aud, in the few letter from "Policeman, span those pants, and the inde- how-ve- City, or United rJtates or uneral run out to sea. This was, r, Dr. Taggart, at' Salt Lake enclosing to her a resident there, to effect a reconstruction or AM any : pendence the America the fire, order TUB ESTATES OP MINORS IMPORTANT DECISION. And don't make row ninety-rourt- countermanded, and on the 7th June she paragraph clipped from a California paper. This modification of the late ukase, which In jonth they sheltered tno. V. S. rant. ' paragraph announced that; a man, answering the expatriates The following decision has been made by Judge protect By the President Hamilton Fish, Secretary ached the head of Wilmington river by the way of Common And I'll them now!" of L description of her husband, accompanied by a seven-ye- ar 2000 Jewish families Into the interior of Russia. Pelrce, in the Court of Pleas, in the matter Robbery In iCleveluud Oftice. Slate. Augustine creek. In Warsaw Sound she was of Lucy A. a the Post - iptured by the monitors WeehaWken and N ah ant, old boy, had been arrested as an Insane person The President, in response, said that It was too of the estate Packer, minor: The Cleveland Leader of vesterdav has the fol The Candidates. id was fully equipped and provisioned for a year. near Sacramento, California. He was ragged and In the month of February, 1800, S. Leaf Smith, of lowing: In addition to the voting upon the new constitu- travel-wor- n, late In the day to persecute any one ou J. Y. World morning. - and the little boy was in a condition account Saturday nignt at aoout nair-pa- st seven o'clock tion, a will be of thin City and County of Philadelphia, guardian of lull State ticket elected, as well as equally pitiable. The whole distance from Cairo to of religion, race, or color, and that it would give the some thieves entered tho post oltlce building, and members or Congress, of California had been made by them on foot. They Lucy a. backer ana Mary u. rauser, minors. The possession members the State Legisla- AN AMAZON. him great pleasure to lay their appeal before breaking two letter boxes took of their so Is had travelled steadily, begging food on the way, the said minors were owners in fee in remainder of cer contents and marched off. One of the boxes con ture, etc., that, ir the constitution ratified, the fasting thirsting for days, con- Cabinet about to assemble. tain real estate in the city of Reading, in which State can at once resume Its long-forfeit- V by Rufflans-lT- sometimes and but tained letters tor the Second National Hank, and position Plttsharger Attacked Is Wife Catharine Zieber and Mary E. Packer, of Jc and one of the Assailants. tinuing their journey the while, at if the route mother the the other ror Henry Wick Co., bankers, corner or In the Union and be relieved finally from military (Interferes abounded in extravagant plenty. The "professor," said minors, had an estate for life. Hank and St Clair streets. The thieves opened the CommereM of yesterday has the FROM NEW YORK. montn or isuo, tne sain guardian pre- rulo. These are but two State tickets in the field, : Inspired by the idea thatCallfornla'was indeed a land in the dune, letters, loeked through them, and then placed the ollowlng gold, a sented his petition to the Orphans' Court for the each of them claiming to be the only true and origi- ( About eleven o'clock last night Officers William of exerted superhuman strength, carrying letters, envelopes, aud draiu contained in them the toy In his arms for hours after the lad's wearied Murder In Williamsburg. county of Perks, where the said real estate is situate, in the iron letter box at the post oillce door, Is nal Administration Republican ticket. The genuine vber and Lawrence Cook arrived at the watch-us- e obtained an order of the said Court for the sale it a woman Mrs. Mary Higglns, legs had refused to support him further. New York, Nov. 30. Oillcer Langan was this and supposed that they returned the letters aud contents Republican ticket, which has received the endorse- with named Night and day, week after week, the Journey was of the said real estate, including the estate of the o'clock. h"ra they-state- to Captain Heed had beeu ar- morning called on to protect the inmates of before ten Whether they brought back all ment of the Government and of the Republican pnrsued, until the gap between them and home had a tenants for life and the estate of the said minors. letters or not cannot be aillrmed. may rested for stabbing a man named Selbert. Her has-an- d the There party, will be supported by great widened out to a distance of more than two thou- boarding house in Williamsburg against a raid This Bale was made nnder the act of the 15th of have been money contained in some of them which and the majority or had been lu a fight with four men, and she 1 ; had sand miles, closing the last day with a walk of over April, .',:), commonly known as the Price Act and was retained. This cannot be for some the blacks and by all of the thoroughly reconstructed interfered in his behalf, stabbing one of the assail-mt- s on them by a drunken rufllan named Moore. gave act in sum determined liege thirty miles. Stopping for food and rest at a resi- the guardian security under the the days yet. Saturday morning the clerks weut to the whites, was nominated by a convention held at Jack- of her lord Selbert as above stated, a few miles from Moore fired at but missed the oflicer, who re- of ten thousand dollars. After the said sale, and k very dence distant Sacramento, the oltlce as usual.itnd found tho pane of glass in both son In the latter part or September upuiin Reed reluctantly received the prlsouer, betrayed after the said minor Lucy A. Packer had arrived at Eobt last The con. eoause of the men not having been "l'rofessor" such unmistakable evidences turned the fire, blowing out Moore's brains. broken and stained with blood. Ou entering Bervatlve ticket, which dollghts In arrested, but of Insanity that the "man of the house" felt called the age of fourteen years, she camo into this Court the oillce a pile of letters, drafts, and envelopes calling Itself the 'inally concluded to lock the prisoner up until the or Langan gave himself up and Moore was taken by petition, elected and had appointed as her ticket or the "National Union Republican" matter upon, In the Interest humanity, to have him aud were handed to tlnm. The parties who committed party, could be investigated, prov for. The following day to the dead-hous- o. guardian, George K. Adlor, in place of the said 8. will support only or v After being placed in a cell, the woman, who by properly hied a Jury of the act handled their plunder with great care, and and receive the the dlscon inquest was; Impaneled, aud upon their verdict the Air. ItlchardMon'a Condition. Leaf Smith, who settled his account as guardian of ucscrve a cam oi uiuiikh ior returning everytning in white element and or of to way appears to be respectable, staated tbat her said minor, showing a balance lu his hands of tented such tho blacks as :sbsnd away from house on "Professor" was admitted into the Stockton Insane New York, Nov. 3011 A. M. Richardson Is the such good order. can be cajoled or frightened Into went their Pike street, Asylum, where he now is. t'2760, subject to the life estates of Catha- voting for it, was Vir fourteenth, early yesterday morning, and she being not as well this morning as yesterday. He is rine Zieber and Mary E. Packer in said nominated by a convention held In Jackson on iird nothing more of him until after dark These facts communicated by the news- the last paper paragraph spoken of, the relatives of the un- comfortable, but his symptoms are less favor- sum : being the proceeds of sale of her LATEST SHirriSQ INTELLIGENCE. 8th of September. eaing, when she ascertained that he was quarrcl- - moiety or said real estate subject as aforesaid. The some men a fortunate man placed themselves in correspondence able. The following are the two rival tickets In full : with short distance from the with of Asylum, by said guardian, George S. Adler, then applied to the For additional Marine Netos see Inside Pages, IBlie ran with a child the keeper the and, a recent Radical. m, immediately out in her mail, received a photograph or the "Proiessor," Arrivals. Court for an order on the said S. Leaf Smith to pay Cor(iv. to-da- PORf OF PHILADELPHIA. NOVEMBER GOVERNOR. as, a little girl two years old, and noticing that which any one who knows him will recognize The Pcreire arrived y from Havre and to him the suld sum as guardian aforesaid. To this 30. v men were beat-;Ui- at de- James L. Alcorn. Lewis Dent. husband was down, and that four The HUlo boy speaks of affectionate pa- B. the said 8. Leaf Smith objected, and the Court STATE OF THEBMOMETRB AT TUB EVENING TELEUBIPU asked a woman named Connors to hold her sight, and Brest. Among the passengers arc S. Ruggles, having sold, under Price's Act, LIEUTENANT OOVEHNOK. rental treatment durlDg the long and laborious cided that a guardian oKfiua. R. C. Powers. E. Jeilords. tl while she would go and save her husband. Her rrequent the delegate to tho International Congress at an interest' of his ward in real estate, and having 7 A. M 49 11 A. M 67 ISP, M 63 was Journey, and of the father's and remarkable county SECRETARY OV STATE. 'lest complied with, when she went among Beil-deni- given security to the Court of the in which oi ior nis comiuru the Hague; General Thomas and family; James CLEARED James Lynch (colored). Thomas Sinclair (ool'd). uwu, and catching one of them by the shoulders, the land lies, is a trustee under the control of that THIS MORNING. l,"w him off prostrate form of tier G. Bennett, Jr.; and Senator Chandler and required to pay over to Steamship Fanita, Freeman, New York, John F. Obi. AUUITOB OK PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. the husband, Court, and cannot be another btcnrrsliin OUytnont, Kobinaon, Norfolk and Richmond. Henry Musgrove. A. A. Wills. ,.t then one Of the assailants she does family, of Michigan. guardian appointed by the Court of another county W. P. Clyde A Co. know Report. STATE TREASURER. which one.' neither does Philadelphia Trade where tho ward resides. N. barque Aetrioa, Hillol, Bremen, L. Westenraard ft XI. McCloy. know names any Tuesday, Nov. 80. The Flour Is without Infringement of Patent. Go.i William Vasser. Joseph the of of them) knocked her market Supreme Court. ATTORNEY-GENERA- m, and was Despatch to The Evening Telegraph. Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow of barges, she almost smothered In the mud. perceptible change, and In the absence of any de- BKOAD STREET, Clyde Co. S. Morris. Robert Lowry. i u she arose to her feet her husband has regained New York, Nov. 30 Proceedings were com- W. P. 4 Joshua equillbilum mand for shipment, only 900 barrels were taken in The Supreme Court of this State has nnanlmously Tub Chesapeake, Merrihew, IlaTTe de Graoe, with a tow of SOl'BKItiTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. and the assailants had withdrawn. to-da- y owners of the patent W. P. Clyde A Co. by local trade, at f55-2- for superfine; menced by the for to ar the argument in the case of barges, Henry R. Pease. Thomas S. Outhrlght. husband wanted to follew them, but the wife ln-- I lots the determined N'Hted that he should go Into the nearest house, Mr. S'8TX6'62X for extras; for Iowa, the Nicolson pavement to recover $00,000 from Hammltt vs. The City of Philadelphia. It will be re- ARRIVED ThTs MORNING. The following are the nominations for members of case the Court decided Wallace, 24 Carnes', ) ed membered that In this the Steamer Bristol, hours from New York, and she would see after his hat, which had Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family; t&38-3T- the city for the construction and use of the Clyde Congress: been lost in the melee. He act of 23d March, 1800, authorizing the Improvement with indue, to W. P. ft Co. (Smutrvalive, consented, and she for Pennsylvania do. do. ; 1038-6- for Ohio do. ; McGonagle pavement, which it is claimed to be unconstitutional, on the ground Steamer H. L. Gaw, Webb, 13 hours from Baltimore, JHat. Binliral. picKea up his hat aud carried It to him. After the da of liroad street, with 1. George R. Harris. J. L. Woirord. and noT-6- for fancy brands, according to quality, property holders could uot be taxed for a second mdse. to A. Groves, Jr. ti'lray had terminated, Higglns was examined, and is an infringement of tho Nicolson patent. A that Steamer J. S. Shriver, Her, 18 hours from Baltimore, 2. J. L. Morphia, William Kellogg. )m was to have two Rye Flour sells at $8 V barrel. pavement, having already been taxed for the cobble- Horry. Dugan. lound suHtalued ugly gashes on similar suit in Chicago has boon decided In favor Mr. Read With indue, to A. Groves, Jr. 9. It. W. James tlie ton of to stones, to which decision Justice dissented. W. Whilldin, Kwtans, 13 hoars Balti- 4. A. C. Fisk. the head, Inflicted by either a knife or a There is no improvement notice in the Wheat in January Steamer from George C. McEee. Kick from a boot. His wounds were attended to of the plaintiffs. The case will be next, and its more, with mdse. to A. Groes, Jr. 6. L. W. Perce. Leroy 8. llrown. ' market, the demand being limited to the wants of will the question Laugblin, 26 days from 8t. properly, aud although painful are not considered New Yosk money and Stock Market, nltimate decision settle whether the Brig Herald, Jaso, with sum for Governor, General ''"iigcrous. the local millers. Small sales of Pennsylvania and citizens generally or the persons chiefly benefitted and molasses to U. W. Bernadou ft Bro. On 13tb tout., HThe radical candidate Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.. new lat. 22 88, long. 74 20, at 11 '80 A. M., a pilot boat ouraa along- L, was born in Illinois when it was nt now comes the singular part of the affair the Delaware red at Rye may be quoted at are to be charged with the pavements which the reported having spoken brig James Alcorn, Money is more active at Discounts demanding. side of ns ana Arnold, Kelly, flfty-- wo years age.. st of Mrs. Illggin8. It seems that about half an Corn Is in fair request at former 07. people are uow from Nevaasa, bound to Baltimore) was dying on south BtiU a Territory, and la now t la , loss ot ante-wartim-es ir after it occurred Offlcers Barber and Cook rates. Sales of old yeUow at tl'OS&l-lo- and 4000 unchanged. Gold still exhibits great weakness. Court of Oyer and Terminer Judes Pelrce and side of fortune Island, with hrst mate and three he was a Whig. His parents, who d at the house where Mrs. Higglns re- PaxHOn. men, they bavin died at the island with yellnw fever. was, and 8To. up to To demonstrate the excitement now existing 10 days were originally South Carolinians, removed when he nted to accompany to bushels new do. at for damp 95c for It TUB KILLING OF COLONEL BEIBERT. Sohr Anna Leland, Bennett, from Bangor, with her them the Mayor's oltloe, ft Bro. vessel to Knight A Sous. young Kentucky. Some years later he prime dry. OaU are unchanged. 8000 need only be said that the brokers rendezvoused Flan-nige- lnmber to Benton was quite to ng tlrnt a man named Selbert had been seriously bushels In tho case of the Commonwealth vs. Philip n, Tag Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a ut-,'- Thomas Mississippi, and he has resided In in the breast during the affray jutt de-o-d, Pennsylvania, Western, and Delaware at 0O62a at the Fifth Avenue notel last night, and there charged with the murder of Colonel James tow of barges to W. P. Clyde ft Co. emigrated to that aud that she was charged with using the Nothing doing In Barley or Malt. operations of the day. J. Selbert on the night of the 12th of September at Tug Oomuodore, Wilson, from HsvTS-ds-Grso-s. with ft State ever since. Ue served In the Rebel army Higglns continued the The open 1 W. P. Olyds ft Oo. lira. asked permission to go home No. was 13th and Wood streets, a Jury was obtained from the tow barges to during the Rebellion, but at Us close "accepted the chunge her dress, the one she on Bark The last sales of l Quercitron at ing price this morning was 122; but it rapidly had being 0 regular panel, and tho case of the prosecution was Longstreet 130-6- ton. MEMORANDA. situation," like General and others, and 1 with mad, but it seems that privilege was v fell to and thence to . In sympathy proceeded with. Ship Wyoming, Julius, hence, arrived at Liverpool yes-- d ner. Afterwards, however, she was Cloverseed la In steady demand, with 121, has ever since acted with the Republicans. lie is a allowed Seeds sales with gold was also a fall of The testimony of fonr witnesses examined made ud for another dress, and after procuring it was of 400 bushels at V M pounds, an ad there about In the out the fact that about o'clock In the evening of steamers Mlantonomah and Pints, henoe, at New successful lawyer, a large planter, a popular rt hed to the lock-o- p. where she now la currency was always awaiting a vance. Timothy may be quoted at 13-6- Flaxseed Government bond market, bonds only the 12th of September, tne deceased standing at Dean?MUaUleenakst speaker, and baa been a favorite with tho irlw?. Two of her children were in bed when she corner of Wood Merahon, henoe, below Boston t'i-U- remaining steady. Stocks are the northwest Thirteenth and men, whose friend and counsellor be has ever luime, and the other, the little girl sells to the crushers at weak and Ir B. colored referred to, streets, with Moses Born, when the prisoner and yeBdfitartIed Fawn, hence, at HaUfaz, N. 8., 27th Inst. living formerly a Whig, he bas ever been a bitterly when her mother was compelled to go Whisky is not so firm. It Is offered at regular, the main feature being Northwest, a man named Murphy walked up to them, and the Brig Nuevitw, 1'raak. frout Calais for Philadelphia, at been.- la 1 fA !i iron-boun- IGsnnniMd or Secmd Jty,l tas ofllcera. V rllon for wood and d Western. wlkb le being beavily bulled. prisoner utruek both of them on the bead, one of Ue New fork iestrda.