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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-24

FINE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT on RIGHm
suurr-The old and well-known firm Of Mcssrs John
Loutcy Co, long Identified with tho Dry Goods trade
Of Second street. have lust completed a spacious new
DusIne, edihce at No 20 S. Eighth street where OF
Monday next, the 2Gh Instant they will open one Of the
choicest and most extensive stock OF Dress Goods In
Philadelphia. Their new warehouse has been constructed,
In all its departments with direct reference TO the best
requirements Of such an establishment and may say
reflects credit as wen upon Messrs. Close A. Nesbtt
the builders as upon its enterprisng Owners ami
pT0pretUrs. The ground hOor Of the bulldgr Ia
triangular IN form, arranged with tho latest Improve
ments OF liable counters, gas, ana other HXtures
and, By the aid Of four large northern skylghts, Is
Of the most effectively lighted Il rerooms In the cily
This 70 purchasers, In selecting shades Of dress goods
especially, Is Of the utmost Importance. OF tle stool
oneled by these gentlemen too much could not be said;
though II Is quite unnecessary 10 assure their former
patrons efs superiority. Mr.. Loutey experience u ms
branch of business, although he Is young man. extends
quarter OF century, during heen yuars of which
he has been the head of the m doing business a No l
Second street The latter stand, believe rs sfni fo
be continued By Messrs L. Co. as branch of ther CON
CCm. Dress fabrics have always constituted a ftyorta
specially of this house, and their superior taste In ms
department Is universally ACKNOWLEDGED. in anotler
column of paper to-day win be found announce
OF their Opening on Monday, which we cOmmepd
especially 10 the attention " qurlady readers.
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AsTER BOARDS.
PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

Quotations Of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No. "a 5. Third street, second story -
% A. M..,.....2l2 II M.....s.......s20S
II A. M.....,....2l0i p. M...........2O2
Market weak.
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pEAvY GALES At SsA-nAnAGE TO VESSELS, src.
Inc weather yesterday was most severe. The wind
beS dercey FROM tho +. ". H.. accompanies by heavy
rain storm which continues although
violent.
Bsrnegt bsgkcnne with al topnasts gone and board
cd q lorcsn WIN bulwarSs and stauncbons carried
me ship Norway, from Liverpool g anchored IN the
lower bay with fore aud miyzeu 'opnasts aud the great
Ct portion of tfe mannast carried away.
The lbip city 81 Etouklyn while a. anchor m Redocs
Island Toto by anolasr vessci aud souicw nat
damaged
The schooner noo from Baltimore, bound q Belfast
Me- reports having erc0uriercd gale the 10th
which continued o. The 2sh, DRIVING her 20 the south
ward Cape Hsnicpea. carry ing away bulwarks and gall
ley, shifting cargo anG otherwise sustaining considerable
damage.
rho steamship oiymias, hence for Liverpool. IL
anchored ia the Narrtws awaiting Az abatement Of
the stern.
larre number az vessels At anchor the tNbor
beng prevented from going 70 by the severity Of the
gale all Inward bound vessels arc compelled 20 put
preach % the during the continuance o. the
heavy gales
have occurred to vessels near the colst.
rlLEsRsPHIc WEATHER. REroErs.
March 500 M
Washington, n. o., wind northwest, showing, Their
moineter 20 degrees
Philadelphia Pa. wind northeast, raining.
New York, wind east, very fresh, raining, thermomc
ter 30 degrees.
Boston, Msss wind casi, fresh, raining thermomctcr
o. degrees.
Springfield, Mass. wind northeast. iresh, cioudy,
thermometer 50 degrees
Portland, No, wind northeast, and sIcei, Their.
HALIFAX, i, Wind east, fresh, cloudy, Thermometer
- degrees.
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In tho House OF Commons. the l7th instant lord
Palmerion said that he could not produce the opinions
OF the Law officers Of the crown with respect 90 the
seizure Of the Tuscaloosa They confidential advice
for the government and II would be Objectionable pro-
duce them.
In the House Of Lords the 18th Of March, Marquis
Canricarde called attention 10 the recruiting OF sailors
for the federal steamer Kesrssrge at Cork and pointed
out tho enency Of the British government compared
with that shown by the federal government towards
England in1s54 lie pointed the inducements which
held out IN Ireland By federal agents to induce
young men 10 60 10 America.
Earl Russell said that MARQUIS Of Crnricarde had
answered his complaint OF the rcmissness Of the
when he referred 20 the prosecution going
In the Keararge he denied that the
remlss in watching the proceedings Of the federal
agents 10 Ireland.
Earl nououahmors reflected on the false statements
that had been made by the captain 90 tho kcarsarpe.
Earl RUSSELL said that tho captains explanation must
- scceptcd ~ satisfactory.
The Lord Chanceor announced that tina House Lord.
would give juds mcut IN the alexandria
Faster
The Ioudon Paa regards tho opening ot the spring
campaigns In America DISASTROUS failures for the
fcderas.
The london GlOs. ssys that the federal attempts 10
penetrate the South nave failed; but nevertheless that
.fns operations Fitzpatrick show that the
Confederates weaker than year ago.
The Manchester E11ntre, publishes q letter from
ouudry persons N New York eunphatcally denying the
assertions OF tue correspondent " the London Herald,
that owing 10 tho prevalence 81 Kidnapping there
NO security for emigranls landing at New YORK. They
uenounce tho assertion rs aroas falsehood.
Tho trial Of the Psmperc seizure case appointed 20
take place on May 0.
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Ncws from southcrn nc raaecs.

prominent resident the south Inns arrived 10 this
city from Georgia. Claiming TO be fully conycrsant with
lie says that when he left Georgia. abou, the 18TH inst,
the rcoels were making great preparations TO invade
Kentucky by way Western Virginia. and Brock
and had been from Dalton for that purpose
Iohns,ons army numbered, all told, thirty i've thou
sand.
There great dissatisfaction in Georgia with Rich
mond legislation OK the past year. Governor Brown
openly his opposition TO Jef. Davis, and is sup
ported nv the people.
the 'Eunding b' another Of dissatisfaction
This provides that all the Confederate currency which
not bonds before the LIST OF April win be
taxed thirty three and third per cent. Tho rebel
erneut says t. The people you can take our worthless
currency give in bona fds stock, keep
aud pay thirtythree aud third cents every dollar
you hold OF a. II T. nothing more or less than total
reputation of the rebel currency and 10 80 regarded BY
Inc sories u starvation published in Northern papers
are not true. The people have plenty OF food and so
long Western Georgia safe from federal invasion tho
rebel army around Dalton viii have rich source u
An innulense quantity OF foreign dry goods had
their way the conlcderacy through Wilmington last
ia and winter aud these have been found amply sum
Gent supply the urgent necessities OF the people.
In Central and Northern Georgia there were several looms
IN operation turning out coarse cloth for the army
Paper winch all along tcen very scarce getting
pentcr, owing 70 the establishment OF newspaper mills
IN yarns paris Of the state There are four newspapers
now published Atlanta, namely, the Co~federocv, the
Intelligence, the Memphis 4pieaf and the Knoxville
Repgss.
forces going IL make determined effort TO take Rich
mond ,hs Our pris ners arc beng transferred
better quarters better food lie estimates that there
are nov about c ht thousand Of them congregated
that point IL Is very hcathy place, and abouDds
good water, which cannot be ssd Of Richmond aud other
localities where have been confined
The people very bitter toward Jed Davis for having
promoisd Bragg aztec his continued failures They have
considerable confidence Jobnstons military capacity,
bit regard Ice thor greatest soldier
They have long since TO regard tho confederacy
faure and look with bitter pain and anguish ON tho
utter rum which the leaders engulhng them H.
They have no hope that change OF administration VIII
brought about IN the North and have sunk into state
utter dependency TIE steady progrcss o. aros
souihward lhey look upon as Inevitable.
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The London Nccs Of tho 18th inst nnpouncos authon
s'vey that Denmark has accepted or the proposed con-
ference on the basis Of the negotiations Of 1851 and 1882
without an armistce. The consent OF the cermanc Con
federation s now necessary, and II Il doubtful N hey
will assent on the basis named.
Como Continental journals confirm the above s,a,omen,
but II In not officially announced.
Duppe vigorously BON eardcd 90 the 18th instant,
without effect.
sorte by the Danes agains, RootebuiI was re2uissd
BY the Austrians
The Prussians bad taken Orticr, near West Duprc,
Their loss about hundred They took three hun.
dred prisoners.
The capture Of the Island Of Ferncru BY The Russians h
confirmed.
The Prussans had arrested all tho principal officials in
snnt rton OF Jutland which they occupied
Heavy nrinR had been exchanged NJ Sonderborr n
sharp naval engagement had taken place on Rugen
Island between I've Danish steamers and two Prussap
men-of war and several gunboais resulting IN the with
arawa % the Prussan shps, closely pursued by tho
Dsnes Tho prussan vessels, however, succeeded in
reaching port safely
II asserted tnai Sweden IL Fastening her ornaments
FNoLkSp's POSITION AND POLICY,
In tho House OF Commons, tho nth Of March lord
Pame'sson, in reply 70 Inquiries relative 70 the proposed
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The Atlantic Telegraph

The Atlantic Telegraph CompanyDrectors have
noupced that they have made contract with Glass,
Elliott Co. 10 manufacture the improved cable unani.
mously recommendcdb by the Scientific Committee and
lay the in the Of 1856. The directors have
made call OF thirty per cent on the stockholders pay.
able on the 7th OF April.
AZ meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company on the
10th the directors report ANNOUNCED that the tender o.
Mcsss. Glass, Elliott Co. 10 make and lay the cable had
been definitely accepted The details Of the contract
were not qute ready, but would be submitted 10 an adj
journed meeting. The report was unanimously adopt
The Chairman said that the position OF the company
mrst encouraging. The retiring officers r, elected
Moderate estimates founded the capacity OF the
cable, ax the net revenue at G432, 900 per year.
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THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC.
OF tho Troops In Favcv or
General Graat-How lie Travels and
Treats the Soldiers, &c.

WAsHsGr1S, warren W, 1873.
Accounts from tho old represent tho greatest er,hu
asm prevailing Ia tne Army o. the Potomac IN favor or
General Grant. His quiet unassumng and nnprcenticus
style plcases ALL lie special trains and for
Ms exclusive usc and says he requires but one seat Hs
notous or economy transportation preclude the
nation o. whole for man, and the Of
zine for his own transportation exclusively, when thoro
are always others who arc anxious TO 90.
This Is very refreshing IN contrast with tte policy
which has prevailed heretofore The Jew furloughed
ders whom permitted 20 have seats In the special
tho other day order that they might overtake The bal
snco o. .nsir command, s forget the courtesy
and ~il never cease taking OF H. He has taken tho
hearts c soldiers BY storm, he did vicksourg and
they swear he shall sy that the Army the Potomac is
the nghtDg army In the world after he has ss
Il TO battle. they also think be will nnd 10 Lee more
formidable antagonist than he has ever met a tho south
west.
Major General Meade issued an order 20 day Tor expsd
tIousIy carrying into effect that part o. the hnro"ee'
which provides for transferring sailors rom 'ne army
10 the navy
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q me nsd with thor comrades who did receive
By the yoiantspy act Of he
and many q them enlisted before the passage o. SAID
SSas sxy Sas and whereas the War pspar%ss
slsa,,eea hundred and sixty lhSss. added and
sas The w sad , sSSn. those Of them who have
and whereas provision BY acs Congress passed
enns G
as ss T p" oss VIII o os% al
this late stage OF the are volunteering while the pay
.s s"s Sc.s who "ps ID as'' early
to Tho san aI psd 's III n 7" It's 3 e6
e IN. exists soey ssans the ,oan
me national Tag upon every battle Held Of the war; there
Resolved az the Assembly roncur rha, the Senators aud
N Congress from this State be- and hey are
sgsaw RECOGNITION by Congress- d the right q AZ voun.
service q one year mustered and hon ably dis
a ne e se II me Or s9 70
mo bounty OF one hundred dollars pro rata snare pro
oer e Of r hs " w Of aS & any
9y se Of q 5 y, y ,s
fcgassed z transmit copy q these resolutions . each q
dent of the United States aud the Secretary War
Ne.ther House s session this evening.
ExulnirioS or THE DEAF AND DUNN rUPis. .
Tho pupils OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum an sxh-
oon TINS evening 10 the Assembly Chamber TO a large
audience.
hrpolSTnryT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE HsNgrvo De
pARrlitsr AND supiroR op CANAL DEPARTMENT.
The Governor sent into the senate the
Of the BANKING Department, IN the pace Of
Mr.. Van Dyke, whose term Of office expires
IN ahou. fifteen days Also the OF A. b. parnolee
OF Franklin county at present OF the Canal appras
ers, for Auditor % Canal Department, IN tho place Of
Y, Benton, whose term OF Office has expired These
nominations appeared TO take the Senators both sides
by surprise. they looked elch other, tryrg TO
certain what u meant. Finally democratic senator
wanted the others 10 commit themselves but this they
did not inclined 10 do aud, after little
motion, mingled with surprise, the nominations
laid the table, instead of eierrug them TO commit
tees IN the usual way.
The Governor. In nominating these men, evidently
adopts the rule agreed in tho Metropolitan Police
Commission hair democrats and hair republicans. Mr.
Stryker woil known democrat and was the presiding
officer OF the State Convention Mr.. Parmeec is repub
hcen, and was appointed CANA Appraiser By Governor
Morgan.
ARRIVAL or MAYOR GuNTBEf--AR BoofE's CASE.
Mayor Guntbcr arrived to night on the Harlem train,
and s in consultation with Governor Seymour in regard
10 the charges preferred against city Inspector Booe.
lilo trying 10 got the Governor To at once IN the
matter, and desires that Mr. Booze shah be temporarily
suspended from his office until the tlia or investigation IL
had The movements Of the Mayor very secret and
mysterious and he doubt ina snes that he III DO able
TO accomplish all that desires
The Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, March, So 1868.
The following is The calendar Of the Court Of Appeals
ior March 3iNos. IS 70, 81, 49, 81, 81 30, %, 2i
and 49,
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This morning, at eleven O'Clock. the collection Of Mr.
Douglas Brereron the artist embracing upwards OF one
hundred oil paintings, pastes, peuc sketches, &c. VIII
be disposed o. by auction at Leeds Nassaa street. The
opportunity win be good one for collectors.
The exhibition Of the Washington Irving painting at the
Derby Gallery Is closed for few days. order 70 allow
Of some alterations the notice viii DO given
Of the day Of it's reopenns. The subscriptions TO the
craving OF this picture have already reached very large
sum.
Mr. Belmont will open his gallery 10 the public from
the 9TH TO the 9th OF next month"; the bcueht Of tue
United states Sanitary Commission. As this unques
tionaby The nest private collection OF modefn pictures
10 the country II vs. hoped that the proceeds viii make
handsome item In the amount realized by the Fair The
admission viii be a dollar
nne collection OF French and German pictures has
just been received by Gcup and will be placed on or
hibton in the course Of few days.
curious illustration Of the difference Of appreciation
which oxiss this and the other side OF the Atlantic In
regard TO value OF pictures Ia TO be found the
Of knaus' beautiful work. "The Christening Last year
II put up hero at "a 900, but could not end pur.
chaser, notw outstanding its acknowledged merits II vas
accordingly sent back TO Psre, where we learn has Just
been sold for 80 900 francs.
We are requested 70 state that Mr. schoet whose pe
picture Of tho Court o. Runee Sing we noticed the other
day, Hungarian aud not German artist 10 addition
70 the above work. he has al his studio $3.50 Broad
way, several others equally curious such Tho Sale Of
a Clrcaes,an save,n "a Persian Harem,r "a Coreo
House In Basdad rsdIan Thugsn and portraits OF the
Emperor Nichglas, kunjees Sing and Mebemet ALI MI
schoon Intends wo bsove, 10 otter hIs SCOUT Of La.
hore' for exhibition al tho approaching Sanitary Fair.
NJ Sch
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General Kosscrans ON the mstropoitta n
Record.
SPECIAL oGnEkc---sO. -.
HKAuQuAgrsHs, DEPARTMENT oyrnH MISSOURI, 1
~ fCrfa No March ga


HKAuQuAgfgss, DEPARTMENT OF rlH MISSOURI,
NJ loris, Mo-, March 20, 1894.
q. The attention OF the General Cofnmsndn
has been called 20 various aftc OF ncendary, dis
loyal and traorous character, Ia newspaper entitled
the Metropolitan Record without ecclesiastical sanciGn
called "iathoc family newspaper" published ~ New
YORK March 20, 1854, The articles on "Couscfptlcn
tbeARad upon Richmond" "Couds 10 tho West ana
the Address OF the Legislature OF virginia., contain
enough 10 satisfy the General Commanding mat tho rea
sopable freedom nor icense % too prose, Baice
for the uaorOua utterauccs OF those aruces lhey are
libel on tho Catholics who body loyal and ma
tonal No man having drop OF catholic charity Or pa
trotsrn in hs heart could have written them, express
ing az they do hatred Tor tho nations efforts 20 resist s
own dissolution and friendship tor those who are trying
10 DESTROY tho great free government under which 40
many have found asylum Tor oppression IN other
lands. !.
The Provost Marshal General viii TO be seized oil
numbers OF the Meor tan Record containing those ari
tces and vendors Of them II found guilty Of having sold
or distributed them, knowing thor ustorous contents
VIII be punished
To protect tho innocent from Imrositlon circulation
~ this paper prohibited tits department until fur
thor orders.
ny command Of Major General ROsFCRANs.
o d GRxKNs, Assistant Adlntant Senersl
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Burnside i'm North Carolina.

Ifron the RicdmOnd Enquirer, March 70.
We understand that Official information has been re-
ceved the War Department CONCERNING the landing or
"a large force Of the enemy IN Washington, N. o. The
SAID TO be under Command OF General Burnside
Whether immediate forward movement was contem-
plated not the recent heavy fall OF snow IN that Vi
entity, together with the heavy condition in which wiA
roads and the attendant oodng OF the swamps
will put stop to advance into tho interior Tor some
days to come. The "expedton" IL no doubt composed
largely VI the new lcves that have been recently
camped about Norfolk IL Is not presumed that they have
been Withdrawn from Meadee army.
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From the Iynchburg (va.) Republican, March 24.l
We have the report from East Tennessee that the YAM
KEGS had advanced far east Morristown have
taken the back track aud retired 70 strawberry
Plains, only fifteen twenty miles from Knox
vile. The retreat OF the enemy has dssipatcd for tho
present at least, all prospects Of tight.
The enlistment or coored troops Middle Tennessee
goes rapidly Al sheIbyville and Lebanon there are
1--WE thousand ready for tho field
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Great Britain.

IN the House OF Commons on the 18th or March, sir IL
Tracey moved that the statement OF the French Pro
General, at the trial Of Greco duplicating member
Of tho House and OF her Maiestys Mr. STAINS
ed 10 the plot TO the or the French
deserved the serious consideration OF the House.
Lord Hamilton seconded the motion, and IL was sup.
ported by Mr. Disrael, Mr.. pasington and other oppc
sition members.
Mr. stansdeid defended himself. and reiterated his de
pial OF any completely in The matter.
Lord Palmcrson said he had explanation 10 make 10
the French government and thought that ne
cessarv II he had thought for moment that stansfeld
could have the slightest participation in The conspiracy
be should have called HIM to resign but he had not
done because be knew that he incapable Of such
conduct.
The motion was rejected by yeas 16i, nays III. The
government majorty ol ten was received with great
cheering The vote generally regarded decided
conservative attack on the whole government.
In the House Of Commons the 18th OF March, there
another party debate Mr. Stansieda connection
with the consprators against the o OF ,he Emperor Ma
loeon.
Lord Palmersion said that nr. stsnsicld had placed
himself aud his office entirely no the disposal the gov
ernment he tPnlmerston), therefore, assumed all
sponsibiuty IN tue matter.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
~---~--~~~-~~@~>>>~-~~~~>
Serious Aspect of the Copper
head Outbreak.
The Insurgents Intrenched Near
Charleston.
TROOPS MARCHING TO ATTACK THEM
~s-->~-~>-~-~~-~~--~---~-
Five Thousand Troops Called for 10 Sup.
press the Revolt,
re-. de-, ~
TROOPS MARCHING TO ATTACK THEM
CnIcAGo, March 30, 1864.


despatch dated Nation, Illinois, last night, says:
-Four hundred Of tho Finy-iourth Illinois reg
ment leave Charleston tonight attack tho rebels
who said BE- three hundred strong, under the
mand OF Sheriff John s. 0Hair, iutrenched at Clady .
Mills, ton miles northeast OF Charleston.
portion Of the Fittyourth laois al Md,ccn, tina,
place also being threatened ~ rebels IRON shelby and
Moulre counties.
Two companies Of the Invalid corps, roe for Spring
6d have been stopped al Charleston Tor garrison duty
PicSets out on al tho roads.
In The fight on Monday Tour ct the Ftty fourth Illinois
regiment and Union citizen killed, and colonel
Mitchell, 1--WE privates and two Union citizens were
wounded.
Tyyor obejs were killed wounded.