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Court OF Quarter SessiOns-Judge Peirce-
This morning, in the case OF the Commonwealth
James EaIby, the jury rendered verdict OF moi
guilty.
BRUTAL FATHER.
Thomas StucEhert pleaded guilty to charge of
StuckheIt.
This man had forced his family to put him in
abusive treatment he has used towards them, The
last time he came from prison he rang his doOrbell,
and his daughter came to let him in. AS soon as he
her he knocked her down and struck her several
times afterwards The daughter says her father
hquor to excess, and gave his family peace what.
CONCLUSION OF DEsERTIoN CASE.
The case of the City VS.. Beck, before the Court
last Friday, was concluded to day The Court then
made temporary order for the wife and children,
and gave Beck time to bring in witnesses, whose
testimony would tend to justify his deserton, He
produced witness this morning, who testified that
during the war Mrs. Beck, the complainant; Went to
Camp Distribution, at Alexandria and there put up
in hired tent with man named Keller, and alter
wards put up at q hotel in Washington with tins
man, registering her name as Mrs. Keller. There
was also other testimony to show adultery on the
There were many witnesses to the same matter
who, at the close oil our report, Were undergoing
examination,
DEsERTION CASES.
On account of a pressure of business these cases
were heard and disposed OF to-day in the room OF
the Common Pleas,
City VS.. Joseph Barker Dismissed.
CITY VS.. John Mckenny. At the complaint of
was held over.
City VS.. William Humphreys. The wife has been
married to her present husband twelve years, and
has child nine years old. The family came from
Scotland last August. He left his wife not long
since and went TO live with his sister, telling his
wife to look for situation, and expect support
from him. These statements were denied by the
witnesses for the husband, who also gave the wife
very bad character,
The Court made an order of two dollars for the
support OF the child and dismi sed the rest of the
complaint
lie list this morning numbered fortyfye cases
them being pressed all sides by Orlorn, sorrow.
ing matTons. number OF cases we're continued
and several dismissed.
Nisi Prius Judge Thompson Andrew NJ.
Martin VS., Jacob Ridgway. An action Of ejectment
On trial
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York. December 21.-Gold quoted at 1884,
i mas be-, been 1881 Exchange, lC9l9lO9ii at sight,
twenues. of 1862, coupons, 1861 Of 1864, 1861; Of
1850, l05S len fortIes, coupons, 97E Seyen-thir-
ties, first series, lO50lO5l second and third series,
iG5 Money 6G7 y, cent, mostly at T.. stock
Market heavier, and pressed for sale; Missouri
skies, 92{; Canton Company 45l; Boston Water
Power, 302; Cumberland, 66; Quicksilver, 49,;
MaIiposa, 1l2 Western Union Telegraph Company
Al; New York Central, 1l93; Erie, ~ Hudson
River, 121; Reading 1882 Michigan Central, 1871;
Chicago and Rock IslandRalroad, 1881.
New YORK, December 81. Cotton quiet; up
lands, 35c. Flour dull, and declined 10D15c. Sales
of $500 barrels State, SSG1l 90 Ohio, $1l d13 rs /;
Western, $S 25tG13 50; southern, $11109l6 so.
Wheat dull and ld2c lower. Corn dull and de-
clining. Oats dull. Sales of 5000 bushels. Rye
quiet Barley dull Beef quiet. Pork irmer; Mess,
$20d20 so; prime S17dl750. Lard dull at ugo9
l2Ic. Whisky dull.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2O.-Extra family
Flour, Sc so; supertne, Sc Choice Wheat, 81 80 %
100lbs. Eastern Butter, 30I34c
Mining Stocks-Slvage, $1,000; Yellow Jacket,
$ll9O; Crown Point, 800; Gould & Curry, 97l9;
Imperial, $40; Chollar PotosI, S2l9; Legal-ten-
ders T2
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THE PACIFIC.

News from the Sandwich Islands, Arl-
Zona, and California, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 1.-THE Honolulu
CCnmerctdt Advertiser states that the principal
object of General McCooks visit to San Fran
cisco is to communicate with the Government
by telegraph, and to ask leave of absence, so that
he may visit Washington to communicate with
the Cabinet respecting reciprocity treaty with
the Sandwich Islands, or liberal revision of
the treaty now in force. He has become
convinced that American interests will be
greatly served by the reciprocity treaty. The
project is warmly supported by American resi-.
dents in the islands, and by business men of San
Francisco.
The demand for exchange and bullion for the
next steamer opened quietly. Bankers quote
coin drafts at 292f per cent; telegraph trans
fers at q per cent. The total demands of coin
for duties since January l, 1885, was $6,S64, 900,
The British barque fhGrpShOOter from Liver
pool, and the French barque General Ahaiin,
from Bordeaux, have arrived. The Russian
barque Hercules, from Australia, arrived to-day.
The Humboldt Register, recently strong sup
porter OF James W. Nye, Senator from Nevada,
comes out in a lengthy article against him.
The Bellingham Bay Coal Company, of Wash
ington Territory, failing to suppress the fires in
their mines, were compelled to turn tdewater
in upon them, which had the desired effect.
Heavy storms have been prevailing In the
northeastern portion of the State, and five feet
of snow are reported to have fallen on Scott
Mountain, stopping all travel.
The Hale & Norcross Mining Com p0ny yes
terday declared an extra dividend of $500 per
foot.
[sECoND DEsPATCU.l
SAN Francisco, December 1S.-General Jane.
F. Rushing, Inspector and Quartermaster of this
Department, arrived in this city on the 18th
instant, from Washington, by way of Salt Lake,
Columbia river, and Portland, Oregon, inspect
ing various posts on his route. He goes from
here to Fort Yuma and Arizona. Hon. r. c.
Mccormick, Acting Governor of Arizona, has
al,o arrived Dy steamer from the South.
THIRD DEsPATCH.]
SAN Francisco, December l9.-The United
States District Judge, Hoffman, to-day ordered
the condemnation of a quantity of spirits, seized
for violation of the revenue laws.
[FouRTH DEsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-Governor R. C.
Mccormick, of Arizona, visits San Francisco at
the request of the citizens of Central Arizona,
to confer with Generals Mcdowell and Halleck,
concerning measures TO protect the people
OF that section from the continued murderous
outrages by The Indians, and to keep open the
post and military roads to that Territory.
The Arizona Gazette, of December 9Th, says
that Colonel McGurry and DR.. Mccormick had
arrived at Post Yuma.
The Territorial Legislature had memorialized
Congress to repeal the law giving territory i'll
the Pah.Ute country to the State of Nevada
Colonel Carter, the new Secretary of the Ter
rltory, appears to give universal satisfaction.
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Philadelphia Trade Report,

FRIDAY, December 2l.-lhere is but little trade
dong in any department and the downward ten
dency in gold tends to depress values
There IS nothing dong IN QuercitrOn Bark, but we
continue TO quote No i at $34 " ton.
CloYerseed comes forward slowly, and ranges from
So 20 TO 50 80, the latter figure for choice Timothy
is worth $3'26d360, and Flaxseed S200td3 % bush
The Flour Marke. continues extremely quiet there
being no demand except for small lots for the sup
ply otthe home consumers, but holders are as firm
as fever. Sales of 40l600 bbls. at $81860 3B bbl
for snperfine; $9G1050 for extras; Slf0l2 rs for
Northwestern extra family $l29l350 for Pennsyl-
wanna and Ohio do. do,j and Sl4016 Tor fancy
Small sales of Rye Flour at 81 26. Prices of Corn
Meal nominal There Is very little doing in Wheat,
but We continue TO quote PennsYlvania red at 50 65
98 40. Small sales OF Rye at 81 38 Corn is scarce
butless actlyei small sales OF new yellow at Sl9l0S
ana Old at $l'l0. Oats are steady at 67tdbse ''
Whskyis dull and prices entirely nomnal.
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PROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Important Insurance DeCIsIOn-The Cold
Snap-Canvas-Back Ducks, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TBLEeRAPB.l
BALTIMORE, December 21.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, under Judge Martins instruc.
lions, the jury decided against Penn & Mitchell,
assignees of Richard Snowden, who brought
suit to recover five thousand dollars from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
Payment was resisted on the grounds that
Snowdcn went South in 1861, joined the Rebel
army and afterwards died from disease there
contracted.
This was held to be violation of the policy.
though the premium had been regularly paid by
Penn & Mitchell, to whose benefit the amount
issued had been assigned and payable.
1t is intensely cold, and splendid skating
Canvas.back ducks are selling at eight to ten
dollars a pa1r
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THIRD EDITION
EUROPE.
FINANCIAL NEWS TODAY.
AtlaStic Submdrine Ca6le

By AttdStic Submarine Cable
LONDON, December 2l-Noon.-United States
Five-twenties OF 1862 are quoted this morning
at 7l4@72. The new issue is quoted at 7Ol.
LONDON, December 21-Noon.- Consols opened
at 80 for money. Erie Railroad shares, 4S3;
Illinois Central, 7s3.
LIVERPOOL, December 21-NOon.-Th Cotton
uplands. The sales will probably reach Il, 600
bales.
Bacon is quoted at decline of 2s. Lard is Cd.
lower.
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General Sherman at New Orleans Re
CeptIOn of the General and Minister
Campbell by EscObedO at MatamOras-
Probable Return of General sherman
to st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, December co. The steamer
SuSquehdBnd arrived at the bar to-day with
General Sherman and his all, Colonel Auden-
reid, who were transferred to the steamer
Hughes, and they are now here. They were de
tanned at Brazos seven days by a storm that
prevented them boarding the steamer.
On Monday week EsCobedo formally received
Minister Campbell ana General Sherman with
military honors and brilliant ovation at Mata-
moras Escobedo, leaving a small garrison
there under General Baraozada, starts immedi-
ately Tor Monterey, whittier Campbell is des-
tined, and he will probably accompany Es-
C bedo.
General Sedgwick is at Brownsville under
arrest, and will be tried for his occupation of
MatamOras.
An order confines Ortega to United States ter
Iitory, and should he attempt to cross the Rio
GIande he Will be arrested
Sherman will remain here until he receives
instructions from Washington. The SusqILe-
hanna will await orders from the Government.
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Burning OF st. Peters Catholic Church,
Jersey City.
The NeiU York Associated Press

BIZ the Nel0 York associated Press
NEW YORK, December 2l.-st. Peters Catholic
Church. in Jersey CITY, an elegant structure just
comple,ed. took 6le at midnight last night from
some unknown cause, and before the flames
could be subdued was badly damaged. The
magni6cent organ, in process of construction,
was nearly destroyed by fire and water. The
loss will probably amount to $4,000.
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Microscopic Seaweeds,-The extensive collec-
tion OF microscopic seaweeds, technically known
ville has been recently acquired by the Botani.
cal Department OF the British Museum. They
contain all the type-specimens so exquisitely
figured by him in the Transactions of he Miro
sc0pioal Society," and in other journals, as well as
of the more obscure species described anl
figured by The late Professor Gregory.
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HUNGARY.

The Address to the Emperor of Au# ria.
PEsTH, December 20-Eyening.-T address
TO the Emperor of Austria recently adopted IN
the Lower Chamber of the Hungarian Diet has
been acquiesced in by the Upper House.
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Gas Works Explosion.

New YORK; December 2l.-The Gas Works at
Astoria, opposite the upper section of the city
exploded early this morning. Fortunately no
one was hurt.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
FRANCE.
The French Bud get.


PARIS, December 2O-Eveuing.-Th French
Budget shows definite balance in estimated
receipts over expenditures for the incoming
financial year. No new taxes are to be levied
on account of the army scheme which has just
been promulgated, and which the Budget de-
clares to be fresh guarantee for the peace of
Europe.
The Presidents Message in France.
PARIS, December 2O-Evening. - President
Johnson's Message is published in full in the
Paris journals. and has had much better effect
in all circles than was anticipated after the re-
ception of the meagre telegraphic summary
which failed to do it justice.
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Nj II " 100.
General Sherman Has an Inter
view with a Representative Of
JuaTeZ-ATriVal of Gene
raj Sherman at New
Orleans, Etc.

sherman Meets EscObedO-JuareZ to be In
San Luis Next MOnth-The Trick in
the MatamOras Occupation.
TAhPICO (via Galvestonl, December IL
CouricIs have just arrived overland from the di.
Tection OF the northern frontier.
General Sherman has had an interview with
General Escobedo, who represents Juarez in
Tamaulipas, aud will most likely soon reach
TampiCo.
President Juarez purposes being in San Luis
Potosi on the 18th of next month.
The occupation of Matamoras by General
Sedgwick is understood to have been a trick for
the purpose of aiding Sherman. The latter
could not cOuutenanCe or recognize CaualeS
(who was resisting the authority of Juarez).
and hence the necessity of getting rid of him at
Matumoras.
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The PresIdent,s Message In Franee.
SPAIN.
Loan of Ninety Million Francs NogO-
tlatcd.

MADRID, December 2O-Evening.-The Gov
ernment of Spain has negotiated with NJ. Fould,
the French Minister of Finance for a loan
of ninety million francs from the French Gov
ernment.
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FIRST BOARD.

-Messrs. De Haven & Brother No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of eX-
change to-day at l P. M.:-American gold, l343
@l34s; Silver is and IS, 1873; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864, l6; do, july, 1864, 155; do,
August, 1864, 10; do, October 1864, IA; do,
August, 1865, lOi; do, September, 1865, 10; do
October, 1865, 94
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
coupon, llli@lll9; q. s. 5.2Os, coupon, 1862 1860
6l065; do, 1864, lO54@lO5{; do, 1865, lO5S8
1865; do, new, 1866, lOs5@lOss; U. S. lO-4Os,
coupon, 995@99B; U. S: 1905, lst series, lO43
0ll05; do, I'd series, l04l@I05; Sd series, lO4S
(QlO5; Compounds, Decem Der, 1864. l3l0nl3a.
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Arrival Of the Steamer .'City OfNew York" {"

By the NelO York associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-The steamer Oty
of Neao York, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her
dates are to the 9Th instant, and have been anti.
cipated.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Rejection of the Amendment In the
Lower House.

COLUMBIA, December 20.-Tbe House rejected
the Constitutional amendment by a vote of 50
against |.
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Wilmin gtOn Municipal ElectiOn-Execu-
tlOn for RObborV.

WILMINGTON, December 20.-The municipal
election passed off to-day amid great excitement,
but without serious disturbance. John Dawson
was elected Mayor by 95 majority.
Two negroes, convicted of highway robbery,
will be executed tomorrow.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Freedman Whipped - Interference of
United states Officers.

RALEIGH, December 20 - Colonel Bomford,
commanding the United States military forces
in this State, interfered and prevented the
Sheriff from inhicting corpOreal punishment on
the person of a negro this morning.
Judge Daniel d. Fowle ordered the indictment
OF all the military officers who were concerned
in that transaction. The negro was returned
after receiving eight lashes. The soldiers left the
ground Indictments will be issued against the
officers. The negro will be whipped tomorrow.
Judge Fowle has called on the Governor to carry
out the laws of the State.
NxvaI
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter SessiOns-Judge Peirce.-
This morning, in the case of the Common yea th
VS.. James Falby, the jury rendered verdict OF not
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FINANCE AND COM MERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, l
Friday, December Il, 1866. (

The Stock Market was very dull this morning,
and prices were unsettled and dropping. owing
TO the further decline in gold. Government
bonds were lower; 520s sold at los, slight
decline; and l0-40s at 99E, no change Ill was
bid for Is of 1881; and l07 for old 5-20s. City
loans were firmly held; the new issue sold at 994.
., Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list. Reading sold at 5l5052, slight decline
on the closing price last evening; Lehigh Valley
at 672, decline OF 1; Catawissa preferred at 29@,
no change; Philadelphia and Erie at 3la@3l3,
a slight decline; and Camden and Amboy at l30,
decline Of !. IS was bid for Pennsylvania
Railroad; 33 for Little Schuylkill; 81 for Nor
Iistown; 374 for North Pennsylvania; 20 for
dntEr Emra common 42 for preferred do. 4s for
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
City Passenger Railroad shares were dull.
Hestonyille sold at l4t. slight decline; 90 was
bid for Second and Third; 10 for Thirteenth and
Fifteenth; so for Chestnut and Walnut; 49, for
Girard College; and 3S tor Union.
Bank Shares were firmly held at full prices.
Farmers and Mechanics sold at 1856; liz was bid
for Sixth National; 240 for North America; 1904
for Philadelphia; $50 for Commercials; 100 for
Northern Liberties; 81 for Mechanics 81 for
Western; AZ for Consolidation; and 60 for Union.
In Canal Shares there was nothing doing.
355 was bid for Schuylkll Navigation preferred;
559 for Lehigh Navigation; SO tor Morris Canal;
56 for Delaware Division; and 13 for Susque-
hanna Canal.
Coal shares were in fair demand New York
and Middle sold largely ats an advance of on
the closing price last evening.
Quotations of GoId-l05 AM, 1345; II A. NJ,
l34f; II NJ, 1874; P NJ, l34s, decline of
on the closing price last evening.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
Money remains at COZ per cent. on call, the
latter being the current rate upon mixed COLA
teraIs. Unproductive railway shares, having
little value beyonA that given by their use
among speculatols, are not in so high favor
with lenders, who, in many cases, are asking
for large margins, step taken in view of de-
creasng traffic and an indisposltion to speculate
in them. In commercial bills no change. Best
short bills pass at 63@7.per cent, and parties
paper have wide selection of Names"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street
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THE ASSASSINS.

More About the Arrest of Surratt-The
English Authorities at Malta Refuse TO
Jnterfere-Surratt's Informer and His
Reward,
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soutberm Grpree COMPANY.
(8eitern 9tbifou.)

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Slalbbille, Senn., Z. Wai 1866.
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Sas. Sbuter, i. s. Solt,
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Fnben pEouspte acknowledgements.
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OpctDr GdrDm'S
Cholera Wittel.

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