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~ The following passengers arrived

q The following passengers arrived
by the steamer McNear yesterday G. Nc
Donald, J. d. Spurloek. c. Eaton. F. NJ.
Sarient, Miss Jane Eaton. H. w. Wat
kius, Miss c. Hill. F. A. Reynolds. Geo
Abrruethy. Miss Hov~y. N. s. Booth +.
Drew, A. Hubbard, vile and four child
rem. J. NJ. Lyon. A. H. Lowe. Aiss Sts'
veus. +. d. Mason and vile. H. c. Yates.
N. Offu,s, Jacob waldriek and wife. WAL
,rs Bal, Gee. w. Price, u. W. Noyc<.
o. n. Lyon. S. Weeks. J. n. GI~ssea.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
From California;

SAN FRANCISCO, August 31.-The expedition
in aid of the Liberal cause in Mexico, under
the command of Colonel Lewis Lee, late CON-
mandant of Fort Hudson, Arizona, Major
Richardson, and others, will sail for San Diego
tomorrow.
The United States steamer Sdrdndc sailed for
Mexico to-day.
The United States Circuit Court has granted
an appeal in behalf of the city in the Puebla
case.
Maior-General Mcdowell escorted by United
States troops, started yesterday on tour of in.
spection to the White Mountains, to ascertain
the mineral resources OF that region of the
country, which is little known.
The ship Midnight arrived to-day.
EMiIing shares are fiat. Yellow Jacket Sl27;
Chollar Potosi, Sl26;5Belcher, $l15.
Legal-tenders, 7O4; United States Seven-thir.
ties, June bonds, 779.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court Of Quarter Sessions-Judge Ludlow.
This Court met this morning but short tmo, and
transacted but little business
AT the calling of the bills John Mead pleaded
guilty to charge of assault and battery upon
Patrick and Mary German; and James johnson
pleaded guilty to charge of assault and battery
upon William Cunningten.
In consequence OF the noise and excitement
around the Court and in Independence Square,
caused by the assembling OF the delegates to the
Convention, the Court adjourned till Wednesday
United States District COurt-Judge Cad
walader The United States VS.. William Robinson.
The deten dant in this last Wednesday con-
ylcted of charge of passing, attempting to pass,
and hay ing in his possession counterfeit fractional
currency tfty.cent notes.
A motion for new trial having been made and
granted he was a0ain on trial to-day on the same
charge. The evidence was the same as that sub
mitttd on wednesday last, which was. that on a
certain day Detectives Kay and Hutchinson met de-
fendant at the Bulls Head tavern, on Market street,
number of counterfeit notes, for which they paid
half price, in good money. For Lhe defense, the
credibty OF the witnesses for the United States was
attacked. On trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
Philadelphia Trade Renort.

MONDAY. September The majority OF the merchan' 8
were to-day In attendance the reception OF the Union
Delegates at the National Convention and there
but slim attendance a. the Corn Exchange.
The movements in the Flour Market we're Of OK
tremely limited cha racter but prices renamed without
essential change. The only sales reported were few
hundred barrels for the supply the home consumers
s7 5000 for supernne se@ll or:old and new extras
@2 30 for Northwestern extra family latter for
very choice; sll26@s for old and fresh ground new
Wheat, Pennsylvania and Ohio do do andssI4I6 foI
fancy brands. according to quality Rye Flour Is dull
Corn Meal nomlnal
Lhe Wheat Market dun and only sales reported
were In small lots at S2766D264 Pennsylvania and
Sou hern red White NAV be quoted at S2'S56l3 Rye
ls held at sll5 Tor Pennsylvania In Corn change 70
notice. small sales OF yellow at 93c and Western
miHsd st e9@slc Oats were scarce and ed saes
Whisky Is unchanged. Small sales of Penn sylvania
at 50 50, and Ohio at 50 40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
Mr.. Hamlin Defines his Position.

BosToN, September 3.-The Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, Collector of the Port of Boston, ten
dered his resignation, in letter TO the Pres-
dent, dated August %. In his letter he says:-
81 do not fail to observe the movements and
efforts which Lhave been made to organize a
party in the country, consisting almost exclu-
sively of those engaged in the late Rebellion
and their allies, who sought by other means to
cripple and embarrass the Government These
classes of persons, with small faction of Others
constitute the organization. 1t proposes to de-
feat and overthrow the Union Republican party
and 10 restore to power, without sufficient
guarantees for the future, and protection to men
who have been loyal, those who sought to de.
strov the Government. 1 gave all the influence
l possessed to create and uphold the Union
Republican party during the war, without the
aid OF which our Government would have been
destroyed, and the Rebellion a success. With
such party as has been originated and forsuch
purposes, ] have no sympathy, nor can ac-
quiesce in it. measures by my silence. / there.
fore tender TO you my resignation of the Office
Of Collector of Customs for the District of Bos-
ton and Charlestown, to take effect from the
time when successor shall be appointed and
qualified
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. NJ.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING rELEGRhPH.]
WASHINGTON, September 8.
gICurious Sounds Heard I'm Maryland.
At Bladensburg Laurel Factory, and other
points in Maryland between Washington and
Baltimore, the people were aroused this morn
ing, about FIVE o'clock, by a rumbling sound and
trembling of the earth, supposed to be an earth
quake. 1t was sufficiently violent to cause the
people to leave their houses in terror.
Military Post In Arkansas.
Orders have been given for the establishment
of military post on one of the tributaries OF the
Arkansas river, to be known as Fort Stevens.
The troops which are to proceed without delay
to build the post are Company G., Sd United
States Cavalry and Companies and H, of the
54th United States Colored Troops, under COM
mand of Brevet Colonel A. ]. Alexander.
The Weather in Washtn gton.
The weather is very hot here, and the city
fearfully dull, in the absence Of President Cabi-
net, and Congress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

-Messrs. DeHavC.n & Brother, No. 40 South
Third stl eet, maze tho followlng nuotations NJ
the rates OF exchange to-day at M. :
-, -, Bunng SELLING.
--o-lo--. l1oZ
American Silver, As and 4s..,.,,........136 l3S
COmDOun0 Int Noto
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Monday, September 3, 1866.


The Stock Market opened very dull this morning,
aud prices were unsettled and dropping In Gov
ernment bonds there very little dong; old Dos
sold at 112i decline of 4; 3Os at 106a9107; and
I040s at &c. coupons off; 1l24 bid for Is of 1881
and Jl0 for new 620s. State and City loans were
firmly held; Pennsylvania 5s sold at 95a; and new
City 6s at 992.
Railroad shares were the most active on the list.
Reading sold at 56f, slight decline; Philadelphia
and Erie at $685., closing at the former rate, a
decline of !; Catawssa preferred at 34JB34s ad-
vance of J; Pennsylvania Railroad at 67b, slight
decline; and Camden and Amboy at 100, de-.
cline OF }.
City Passenger Railroad shares were in better de-
mand. Germantown sold at 2S, an advance OF 81;
Second and Third at 88; Tenth and Eleventh at
63, an advance of L; and Hestonville at 18a, no
change; 46 was bid for Fifth and Sixth; and 21 for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth.
Bank shares were firmly he d at full prices, but
hear OF no sales. 963 was bid for Seventh Nationals
130 for FaImers' and Mechanics; 81 for Northern
Liberties; 80 for Mechanics 80 Tor Western; 80
for Manufacturers and Mechanics; 100 lor Trades.
mems; 66 for City; Al for Consolidation; "a TO
Commonwealth; and &c Tor Corn Exchange.
IN Canal shares there was very little movement
ware Division AT 562, no change 2s was bid Tor
schuglkin Navigation common; 86I for preferred
do, and l1s for Morris Canal preferred.
Quotations ,Df GOld.-108 A. NJ, las; II A. NJ, l44E;
IL M l443; l y. NJ, 1i5a.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
i.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

The Political Feeling In baltimore
Delegates to the Loyal Convention, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELBeRAPH.I ]
BALTIMORE, September 3.-Large numbers of
the most influential Union men of Maryland
have gone and are going to the Philadelphia
National Convention, and much enthusiasm is
manifested.
Conservatives here, as general thing, are
growing dissatisfied with President Johnson's
course as he progresses. and rather dislike
many portions of his speeches.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
Another petalcation of a Bank Officer.

THE TELLER OF THE GREENFIELD, MASS, RANK
ENBEzzLEs $4,000, WHICH HE USES FOR GOLD
ePECULATIoNs
From the Springfield RepubhcGn, Sept. l.
heavy deialcatlon, amounting to not less than
S27 OO9 from the funds OF the First National Bank
Greenfield, has lately been discovered. The money
abstracted ~ various periods for some past
by q. Ienney the Teller OF the bank and was
spent in specuatiOns in gold
The funds embezzled were all from special depo-
sits OF bonds and other readily available paper, and
While the bank itself loses very small amount the
depostOrS are heavy sufeTers--one OF them to the
extent of $1,000. Suspicion was aroused in the mat
Ter several days since, and on Monday lenney was
arrested and lodged IN Jail Al his examination
before the police court, on "Wednesday, he pleaded
not gnityi and Is now awaiting release on ball.
which Will probably be effected before long.
Young Tenney is a native of Orange, and has
for several years been employed in the bank, ana
has sustained the highest reputation ter business
ability ana integrity OF character. He has been
prOte0e OF Representative Washburn and an inmate
OF his IamilY, and strong was Mr. Washburn's
paternal In the young mantnat hewas affected
10 tears on hearing of his great crime. His I'M
prisOment 10 alleViated by numerous visits from
sympathizinR trienda and the public feeling in the
town seems entirely kIDd ana charitable.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Cotton dull at SO d35c.
Flour is dull IN feror grades 56110c lower OF
5000 bols S ate, s522010'25; ONO. $820012; West.
ern, S510a9 50 Southern heavy, sales OF 800 bbs at
SO 75ll5 So Wheat dull and declined 1(d2c. Corn
declining; sales at 79g@80c Beet steady. Pork
dull. Lard dull at 18Jtd20Bc Whisky dull
NEW YORK, September 3-Stocks steady. CHICAGO
and Rock Island, 1901: Cumberland preferred. 562 |:
Michigan preferred, 49,; New York Central, 1929 /;
Reading, 112s Hudson River. 1l9; Missouri 6s, n;
Virginia 6s 72@; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, 57E; Coupons 1862 1113; 1864, 1901 1865
lO9 treasury 79Os, lst SERIES 1914; I'd SERIES 1O6.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIRS ASS REAI g.
FELIX HOLT, THE RADICAL. ................. &C
THE HIDDEN SIN. A superb Novel. .............. s0c
INSIDE Chronicle of Secession .............. SlOO
THE HOUSE BY THE CHURCH. YARD. .......... l25
HOW MANAGED MY SERVANTS ...,.,,.,.,,. 4Oc
STATIONERY. All kinds for business and polite
respondence
FERRoTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, best
assortment, at lowest prices, in the city
PHOTOGRAPHS and 8 SrEEL ENGRAVING3 of all the
Prominent Men OF the Times.
FRAMES. All kinds on hand and made to order at
lowest prices.
G. w PITCHER,
936t No. 80s CHRsNUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
DIED.

CLAYTON.-ob the I'd instant, JOHN POWELL,
son OF Thomas j. and Sarah Clayton
he atiyes and friends of the family are invited
attend the funeral from the residence of hIs rents,
Thurlow station, Chester township, Delaware coun "
on Wednesday morning next at II o'clock Cars leave
Broad and Prime streets at o'clock IS
SMITH.-On Monday, September 3, at NorIstown.
Pa OF typhid fever, A. TB0 dAS SMITH, Esq, Ia te
Naval Judge Advocate, aged 81 years.
Remains to be taken TO Washington, D. c., for In er-
ment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

THE CAPE MAY RAILROAD COMPANY
We notice with pleasure tnat the arrangements of
this road will be unatered until further notice. This
is of the most admirably managed roads leading
from our citv. Its accommodations ale first-cass,
and will afford to our citizens, during the contInu.
ance OF the not weather, splendid chances tor run
to the favorite watering place.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

k@Yo AT A MEETING OF TIE UNION
- National Delegates composing the Seventh
Legislative District held the lst inst ILL AN A.
S1EtLMAN, Esq, was unanimously nominated as the
candidate to rep esent said DISTRICT for Edgar A
for United states Senator. IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

The Inaians are reported Ill quiet south
oG ths Kassaa rvse.
TIE revenue odlesss have seized tsn dis
tillsries in Jackson county. No, this week.
There wers seventy deaths from cholera,
in Covinston, KY, from July to Dec. II.
There will be . Teachers Institute at
Lewis, during the first week Of the New
Year.
1t is reported that Gen. Grant, in Gen.
Sherman's absence, Is in St. Louis to super
intend military operations against outlaws.
Aaximilian narrowly escaped capture in
his new quarters at Orizaba, Gen. Roderi-
guez having made dash into that city at
the head Of 500 men, capturing 500 mules.
To guard against future accidents, Orizaba
il being fortified.
It 10 generally admitted BY the republic
cans that Ashley's resolution 10 impeach
the President will pass, and in that event It
10 said an effort WILDE made to prevent him
from exercising the functions Of his Office,
pending the charges that may bs preferred
against HIM.
The valuation Of property = Hasdis Co.,
Iowa, is - follows: Real estate q, ~, ,lo4;
town property. ti5l, ,es2; pssssaal prspse
y, e4S1,s74 tstal, 9s,1ls,eso. The
amosnt Of tazss for aal purposes is 90, ,lsl-
10; the school house tar being the largest
item. amounting 70 1l5.62o.
The South Carolina Leg,slssurs hsvs de-
putsd cenmittse from that body 70 pr
esed to Washington TO confer With leading
Republieans ef bsGh heuses and ascsstain
whether, ia eass thsy adopt ~ Coastiss
tional smsndnset, thsy vtn sdais their
Representatives. One Il The ceoDittss
seoched Waahinstea yesterday.
Ysusw Spsiag Tevnslie, Lssi1is Csun.
~, AAe Just tesn ~ sssns sf'a tsss1lls
tzaesay. David Mitchell Mcclure, youug
man about 20 ysars a, vhils osisg home
with Nobt. 0lasgow. the murdsssd nan, ol
abeuE ~ ssne ass. struck hiA on IL hsel
with club, and thsa repeated thas h
fell dsad h i1t. Az hey bad been frissas
ssul p,ay was not suspsctsa Hswas tusied
without psst sessem szsninatisu, u,
pAysieAns rsfhaise b hold 90 vitheut The
authority ofths corsnse. Srea ths actienl
of Mcclure suspicioa was aseuasd = the
body was disiasersd. IN inqusse held, and
. verviet rendered In accordance with u,
above facts 1hs nur1esse ~ committed
70 The county jail. No s.uso ean b assien
- - ~ ee6Aleease u 'tns esesfbh "a
\ Ca h sspsrtsd ts1lass 49, Ssssd 4
~ benks II ~ Wibdops Rivss, ass oils
from ~ village ef - Ftsssia ,oaasdA
ftsssns % " asssstaissd tAas ~ psssi
dspk ~ finally decided - sssd. = -
Ssnsts o. nsas ef Shssaoek ]. Andrsws, !
JslgstR ths NntA~a Otse Dss&scs.
H. Central City R1tssr, e EelssAas
ters1ss Ska(ispts q esld fse ~ vssk ~
Ting Dsx . atl.l7s esses, = osAsse. a
diebe inaqsa ..s... gsa,s,xs = -, :
0sas 4 ~ islsoosise. sssssaasy Stsals
61tosivG0f1s NJ - s1ssJlac0s .
dssatsPys'J Jlsuly !. tsesssasosvpts,
~ tstisss u stil ~ nGal istase Z sesinp
ssim bosas pus,ls y tAs psass.
Aisiagssssts - lbeut ts,ue ,nsiasS !
wAieA - .traias 4 - OAio - l1ieio,ir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

New ILLuxlxAroa.-By patented pro-
cess of distillation, &C., new burning fluid
10 now made from bexoine and naptha, and
. much brighter light, it is claimed, il pro-
duccd At greatly reduced cost, end with .
positive security against explosions. This
new fluid is known Is carbon 6uid. and 10
manufactured in this stat. by DIS. Hawley I
Co., for whom Nessrs. II. +. 4 D. B. Brows,
sf LeOlairs. are assots. This oil il now for
sale BY dealers in shis city and elsewhere,
and viii b farniebed wholesale IL my quao-
Titles % orders directed to d. 8. Hawley 4
Co., LeClaire, Iowa. novl5-dH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Uss Lallsmand's Specific ~ Rhsuaasisn
Gout asd Neuralgia. 1tsaectuaIy dsslreys
all poison In The blosd, and performs srsd.
lcal cure. Read tsslimooials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

PsnsosAL.-Ald. Me- end wife ~ aigha
beCoes last on . visit 70 their friends b Gin.
cinuati.
". r. Dittoe. Esq. len here lest evening
to visit HE sged psrsols IN Ohis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

% C0Ho 4 BOX
Deaee lareee tAan Dyse that sen for o..
RANTBO 70 please TAis crtiols hes been tAers
sugAly sssselby u. CaurON, Of Nee Toek,
and Pfefs. poo6h and Garrett OF Philadslphia.
vho pegeeeaes = lkee itsa ~ poisoaous isgre-
AisuSe. aad the material soaposing Il viii not iu.
juse ~ 0eGe AeliooAe hoie. 0old bv Dsuceyu1e
os1 fansy Good dselese evee1uAsre.
baAl1.dly JNO. ]. KR0n8R, Sole Prop'r.
Noo CheeenuN o0fOce PNnn1efnAn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
CIT Y 1T r M 8.

Tnx total number Of pupils attending The
4uscatios public schools 10 ,0e4, - We
learn ftom ~ Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

sxAssxs PAsG. - Splsndid skating this
evening. Mssic f,s the lsdiss ts>osrow
afte.noon-gsand time. 0saad carnival %
Saturday evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Az ~ worst forms Of Rheumatism are
tsisg daily cured by NErcAlss's GaEAr
RasunAriC RsnspY. This weodnrfhl uedi.
cine never fails, aud thousan1s vho have
suGses1. .sssgusiaAlng agony fos yeass ere in.
staa1lB relieved and econ cured By isw
49,. oosvs1esn : Casnahan, Agents,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

TnE RivEs.-Ths ferry boat Is making its
regular trips, meeting, however, with some
resistance in the way Of floating ice, which
formed pretty extensively last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Ree psoeseeioa ffo0 the above, call % r
o1NPSON { CO. and take out Policies in
ohess 0sst ass lnsusauee Companies repsc-
ssassd By chem. Where the assured par.
Olelpate in the Profits Of the companies
wAAeat ipeuriag sny liability. O@es Ne.
Il Bsady So. aps.e>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

The river closed q Burlington on lase
Thursdsy night Il closed rorgh There
has been considerable crossing and only
four persons havc broken through.
The Senate Judiciary Committee have de-
cided 70 rspuet againss nsaslv IN The nomi-
nasiens nads By ths Prssidssa dsriag ~
recess. Of Discreet Attogscys and Aassha1A
A bi!l hAs besa o6sssd in lhe Senate y
make national bank notss lsgal tender, he
same - srssnbaeks, end y limit ~ n.
demp6on Of greenbacks By the treasury 10
one million per month during 1851. instead
Of four milliens, - snder he psessnt law.
A, shaas maAea vii - alaysd By Telegraph
(6is week, between Dstf6it Add Muskeeon.
Matches osewesa The Detroit Club and thoss
q Chicago, Toronto and New Yssk win alss
take place after the holidays.
Died.
In Philadelphia, Pa, on the 18th inst.. 10.
SBPH b. BA0Lk, il the 4sth yeer of bis age.
The deceased was brother OF our fellow citi-
zen T. D Eagal He was connected with the
Sunday Dispatch Office for II years. His -
maias were inferred With shs hsssrs ef she !.
O. Of 0. r., the n. .. ! A. ~. and the Typo
graphical usios, Of which orsanir ations hs We
an honered member
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

We cannot give . comploto
catalogue Of all our holiday
Goods, lt WOULD take al oftlso
columns Of the 0omocTat,
but any book, game Or any.
thing that 10 Fine advovtl0od
BY other Concerns YOU can
find at our store.
lU9e Z eR0ce9.
Booksellers, Stationery and Pic
ture Dealers.
50 Perry g.. near Pest OAce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

eral reward offered fer return Of the same
to this oiice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Tbs Demand for Rsger's Fraerast Odom-
sslias = beeomisg immense. No Dentsifiee
ietyeduced In the market has given % much
satisfaction. The popular exclamation is
what . delightful article Cleanses the
Teeth perfumes the breath aud is perfectly
harmless. No dseass cen ever attack the
Teeth when purified BY the use Of the Fra>
grant Odoatoline.
Sold By I'll Druggists. Perfumsrs and
feeey Goods Usalers.