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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-12

ss )RLEA Ns CHRIsTIAN ApvocA TE. 1t will be
II hotice eIse where that the old organ Of the
A. thodist Church che Christian Adso-
about 70 be- revived. The first number
cn the goth Of this month. The Adyo-
be il the hands of able and true men,
III as it was in former years, the
III; If the Methodist Church in LOUISE
4 ad4 INA fke oulding States. We welcome it
Y ths II Journalism, and tender it our best
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N Sr CHARLES THEATER Benefit Of Mr.. Kean.--
The keans continue to delight the freguenters Of
tins house with their chaste and classic perfor-
inances The Stranger 7 was given last night in
a style never exeelled in New Orleans. The bill
for tonight Is Louis XI, King Of France, y
historical play written expressly, we believe
for Mr. Kean, and which lie has selected for his
benefit. The drama is one of deep interest," and,
adapted to Mr.. Kean'a peculiar style, admits, per-
haps more than any other of the highest dc
yelopment of his great and cultivated talents.
His estimable and accomplished lady appears with
him, and the whole caste is such as to insure d
rare Intellectual treat. Such an entertainment
must draw crowded house, and it would be adj
ivisable to secure seats early 4
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BARNETT & LION,

81 and So Gravier street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

STATED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE.-The October meeting of the Executive
Council OF the Philadelphia Board of Trade was
held on Monday evening, John Welsh, ESQ.,, the
President OF the Board, in the chair.
The report of Mr.. Souder, as chairman of a
committee passed at the May session to respond
to communication from the Hon, w. Eliot.
Chairman of the Committee on Commerce of
the House of Representatives of the United
States Congress, respecting the necessity and
propriety OF national recognition end aid in re-
ference to the Improvement of the Southwest
Pass, or Pass POutre of the Mississippi. recon-
~5nending action favorable TO the undertaking,
was read and confirmed by the Board
A donation from William j. Swain, ESQ.,, of an
elegant copy OF "Webster's Unabridged Dictlon-
ary," was received and ordered to be suitably
acknowledged by the Secretary.
A resolution highly commerdatory of the sta
tistical chart recently compiled by William g.
Nelson, Esq, of the Iron and Steel Association
was referred to the Committee of the Month for
more formal action.
A communication from the San Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce, treating of the opening
OF new currents OF trade under the influence of
modern enterprise, and new facilities for inter-
communication, and the proper national policy
IN reference TO them; the pIotectioHof the inte-
rests OF commerce in eastern countries by new
naval stations and by an improved consular
system; and the extension of the telegraph sys-
TEN, so as to place San Francisco and the United
States generally IN communication with the
Asiatic continent, was read.
The subject was referred to the Committee of
the Month.
Committee of the Month Messrs Coates.
Perot, and Faust.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
| FOr Additional cay InteQlgcnce see F.tn poqe.


MEETING OF A Committee OF G ,uNcr, q
TO INQUIRE INTO THE NECESSITY ron A HousE
OF CORRECTION the Common Council Cham
per yesterday meeting of the Joint committee
10 councils was held appointed to inquire into
and report upon the best plan for the disnosi.
ton OF those persons who are now committed To
prison for venlal oiienses. The following mem
0ers OIL the committee were present;-Messrs
oil Dii'ns'Vn =, ~ SOnarmanl, krupp, Dram, and Het-
zeil, oi Common Council; and Mr. Marcus. of
Select Council ' -
The Hon. Joseph r. Chandler and Hon, John
Robbins, Prison Inspectors and Messrs. James
DSsH, ~, DrUWn, Jonn M; Whittal, and George Erety,
UuaI olans oil the Poor were present.
MI. Brown said there was no doubt of the
neOssslty oi he House OF Correction. He SAID
tna1 u number OF persons were sent to the Alias
mouse IOr drunkenness, and when they have re-
covered tney cannot be employed with any
proht TO the institution He thought at least
twenty vagrants were admitted every week that
are able to labor
Mr.. Erety SAID that the ponuIatio, of ,bo
Amshouse now amounted to $500, and ont of
this number at least 700 are fit Subjects for
House OF Correction. He was satisfied that the
only prohtable way of EMPLOYING these neonie
is TO have stone quar1ies for them 10 wort Pr
Ihey were good for nothing In shops. The
women could be employed in weaving coarse
Idn cl3.n, lie would suggest that a place could be
selected on the west side of the schuvIkiII
Mnere stone Is plenty, for the erection of a
House OF Correction. The yaerants couId he
employed Immediately in erecting the buildings.
mONcu ludl a subcommittee he
appointed to prepare an ordinance pro vidinC for
the erection oil House of Correction. the said
ordnance to be submitted to the committee
before reporting to Councils.
Hon. Joseph r. Chandler referred 10 the neces
slty OF House of Correction for the purpose of
ahordng place ofcon6nement for the vaarants
tN Mno are found In our streets, because neither
tne rIlson l nor the Aimshouse cannot keep them,
AS to the location of the building, he Thought it
should be located near the Prison or AImshouse
Mr, bnnngton said he believed the city was
aDunuantly able to erect House OF Correction
ana au appropriation would be made if a proper
Plan was submitted to Councils,
MI krupp said that he thought it would be
peter to put up more buildings on the Aims
house grounds for The vagrants.
Mr. Marcus withdrew his motinn, and one
was ADOPTED to the effect "that it is the iudg-
ment OF tnls committee that House of Ctrrec-
ti0n SHOULD be erected as soon as possible.n
hr' marcus then moved that a committee of
seven De appointed to report detailed plan for
the erection CT House of Correction which
was agreed to.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MBRICAN ACADEMY OF NUS

RMUSkMENISs
A MER1CAN AoADBMY OF MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.
- EiidHF, FRANZ FRA BiA1Sn5. 9sa1 DrReMASN
THIS wednesdSS HSS s, ooSoSei H. at clock
Only nisht OF Auber's new version Of his brl liant
FRA DIAvoLo
win an unapprS%sGhsOly %Ias greet ca't INCLUDING
rsN NINE aE6I 6NIATA1i6 ITEsTE ,GAzzoLssNI
SiSSoB sSfoRGIo RoxcoNL
TOMORROW CThursdayJ EVENING. october is. at 8.
arst appearance Of the bril- ianly successful young
MISS AMAL1A NJ HAUcK,
' ~" - sfGSos R BARAeII
The nr,rc,nda, Ia AbosSo,S sOMN IA "A NBU LA
FANNY srocKTIsSs HIss kAh,GrI A. HAuGKb 1Nb ANroNrco,
sr5SD EBlRT pa os EXENSs ISfi{ 9PtGSr fss Z R%s OF
CRISPINo LA COMARE
PesteG on this &C aston but must stcTTsrds % necesss
Ty 5e withdrswn IN order to make room for other
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, october 20, at 2 O'Clock,
Positively last time q yerdis
Admission to the atnee ONE DOLLAR
NO EXTRA cHARGE '1 FOR Rof sEsERvED SEATS.
The sale of tickets for any OF the abovenamed per-
'oimances CONNIE nceSs ,,o,,,,
at the Box of1ce of the academy. and at Trumplers
music Store No 632 Chestnut street, cOn.r seventh.
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
~ CHEsNUT street, above Twelfth '''1'
Doors open at Curtain rises at as
The Distinguished Comedian.
IN 1Mo NC S2hS GaEAF f. syEGfSffrrrs sSTEGffsff
THE VICTIMsC. MsCAALIlEs'
The VICTIMS,
Josiah n B3utterby,; ;"..'...........Mr j. E. OWENS
received nightly with RoARs OF LAUGHTER.
Ms S9Tsls gIIno'niet .:;,.,., Mr. OWENS
uSaEE SSaaEEsRAX koioE EyENISG gR October to
Third OWENS MATISsE,' '''
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
M 6SHFEJATHRED IfG geeHS st quarter 70 Osl0ck
LAST TS S1GATs M % OF The GKEST 4oroR.
1A5T Mh rIo R5E1FH S1aars 4 66fFNBMAMS 81 B NsfiSy"
~ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EvENINGs,
corDor,l Antoine DESTINY. n.,-n
0IIRSTf %Gsd BY 2a5eihG the fS COMPANY BANDMANN
Aier when 4 DAY VIII SPENT.
Monday 9SRly SsxfhE Hfh o1 FsT Hsfrf fEMfG MffGGRBERs
w ALNUT STREET THEATRB.-
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
who will appear in his gnlyalled impersonalion of
THIS "wednesday lh;NytNlNG, october II,
- ~ THE MOOR OF VENICE.
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH as s.............,...,.,.,O ,OTIEILo
Iago. j Roberts
asSo' Mr.. Barton Hill
THURSDAY, EDWIN BooiH as BRUrUs fIiI TEsan Denin
FRIDAY, BENEFM OF EDWIN BOOTH
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE-
~ MISS X ATE FISHER,
= EVERY EVER Z EyEINING and SATURDAY MATINEE,
On NM, ,,,,, MALEfPA; +;
OR, THE WILD hoRsE OF TARTARY.
M U sICA FUND HALL
MIR. H. L. BATENAN
the honor FIVE GRRS6 sGSE
&oNpAY EVENING, october 22,
%
Sow%s rSaied 'S VoeSss S and SDEaS Instrumon
NJ PANE PAREPA.
e1cxop {aer first appearance in this city,
sIGNoR FoEiUNA.
MR. CARL ROSA,
MR.. j. l.. HATTON.
on Wednesday,, OCTOBER IT, at the siSp 9sIc
Store of O. W. A. 1rumDler lOll
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLowHILL
~ Street. below EElNSto5iuNoEMENT ElSt
Rs NTH hay0g been rebuilt and enlarged
SEASON OF PETITE
-C0MsPPE ssPPfE6TACULAR
Associated artists from New York leading theatres
will make their aPIsp PRLaST 91Is FsS succession of
Comedians Condolences Lyric, and Terpschorean
Artists Of rare tsy9S and aois The in
Shns new and in
the City Museum E FR%TIT RSPrI5F RESORT =
will he made reparf less nj cost N'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

MEETING OF THE UNION BENEVOLENT
AssocIATIoN.-The regular annual meeting of
Lne apoVe association was held yesterday after
noon at their room, Seventh and SAMSON streets.
samuel ii. Perkins presided. The thirty-tfth
annual report OF the Board was made in viii IN
IT Is SAID that In summing up the work there is
Iound 10 pe a marked increase of labor per-
formed over previous years The details of tbe
report of the ladies' branch not only shows this
out also shows an increase of interest and of
greater earnestness on the part of the visitors who
had iound an element for the exercise OF their
patriotism, as well as their charity, in the dis
tess which has followed many OF the soldiers
home from the fields they have won. The Union
beneyolent i. Association will never deny them
ald whlle there Is the means to help them. The
wboie amount OF money distributed last year by
VISITORS nom appropriations by the general
Board was SSS95; irom collections made by the
visitors themselves, $2594'92; from the Office in.
cludlng wages paid as aid, SllOO: amount maid
10 thlrty-hv sewing women by the ladies',
branch, $4Ol7'12; for other female labor at the
store OF the society, S79367; cash value of I74O
tons OF coal and IL cords of wood collected nv
the visitors SOS; amount distributed in pro.
visions, $500. The total disbursements amounted
in cash to S23, 1876. ON
The report states that the number of 1isits
made TO the poor was 16,12S; number of fami-
lies under CHARGE 1896; sick administered 10
l4l7; OF persons found employment, including
domesucs and places IN families, 1243; children
placed at school and Sunday School, los; per
sons including children, found asylums, 43.
Thomas Latimer, ESQ.,, submitted the follow
ing, which was adopted:--
Rescued, That the system of operations pro-
secuted by the Union Benevolent Association
with such eminent success tor the last thirty
six years, commends itself to the continued
support OF the citizens OF Philadelphia.
Inc tollowing-named gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year: = President
Samuel IL. Perkins; Vice Presidents, Richard
ID. Wood, j. Fisher Leaning; Treasurer, Ed
mund Wilcox; Corresponding Secretary, l..
Montgomery Bond; Recording Secretary, John
a. Atwood ~
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT.-Henry Shall, forty
nine years DID, while at work yesterday in an
establishl,lent near Fifth street and Girard
avenue, was caught by the betting and carried
around the shaft with fearful velocity. Both
legs we're broken, and the injuries, it was
thought, would prove fatal. He was removed
TO the hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

HE HoRTIcULTURALS SocIETY.-A stated
meeting of this Society was held last evening,
and the attendance Of members was quite large.
very fine. Mr.. A. l.. Felten, gardener, exhibited
large and fine collection of vegetables, among
which was fine specimen of cardoan, which is
served for the table like asparagus. The fret
premium was awarded TOR the collection. Will
liam Joyce, gardener of the late NJ. w. Bald win,
exhibited number of ripe pineapples, which
attracted much attention. California pump
KIN, weighing los pounds, was also exhibited.
exceedingly fine.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

PosTPoNEMENT OF REVENUE INFRINGE
MENT CAsEs.-The cases OF Charles Shink and
Thomas r. Eagin, charged with placing false
inspection marks on barrels of distilled whisky,
was postponed for another week. There is a
civil suit pending brought by Samuel @. Ulmar
and John p. Boyle & Co., of New York, against
Thomas II. Eaein, to recover the money ad-
vanced by, them on whisky ordered, some ten
or twelve thousand dollars va
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

THE WATER DEPARTAENr-Thefo follow
ing statement shows the amount of water
pumped by the different works during Septem-
Der, 1861 Fairmount 659, ,144, I3I gallons;
Schuykill, 81, $50, 76O; Delaware, 1853 '6s2, 500;
Twenty fourth Ward, 54,697, ,14O; Germantown :
1920, 800. Total, 926, sos, ,l5l gallons. Average
per day 80, $780, 838 gallons.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

IL RA X F o d r Sc A L
IL PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 16 1866.
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate viii; be received by
his Office, for furnishing the troops stationed at
Frankiord Arsenal with FRESH BEEF of a good
marketable quality III equal pr of fore and
hind quarter meat (necks, sbanks, and kidney ial-
low to be eNcludedlln such quantities as may De
from time to time required, and ON such days as
The contract TO DC subject 10 the approval of the
CommIssary General of Subsistence, aud to remain
IN force Tor SIN months or such less time as he NAV
direct, eommeLcns the first day OF November 1860
Upon acceptance of the offer security and nono in
The sum OF SIX hundred dollars wal be required for
the faithful performance OF the contract Bids mus
De endorsed, "PIoposas for Beet"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, JR,
III 5t Bvt Capt. y. A, G. q. S.
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PROPOSALS.

wE.n1ad4os BFRs +. e. os.oSs1 ssS
Proposals for building a large FIRE-PROOF
delphia. ~
Plans of the above tuilding may be seen at the
Qua termastur-tIenerals Office, Washington, at
me office OF BIevet BrigadIer General G. II. Cros-
man, ASSISTANT Quartermaster-General, Phade
pha, at the office of John Macarthur, Jr Arch.
lect Pm delEhia. and at the Office of Brevet
Maor-GeneIal :. Van Vliet, Quartermas, er, New
York
Specifications will be printed Immediately, and
deposited al these several places.
Sealed proposals for the erection of the building
including all work and materials, are invited
and will be received until the 3Oth or October
instant, at noon, at the Office Brevet BrIgadier-
General q, Il. Crosman, Assistant Quartermaster
General, Philadelphia, where they VIII be opened
IN presence of such bidders as choose to be
present
The cost of the whole work complete and the
lime at which it will be nished should be stated mn
the proposals, which should be accompanied by
the guarantee OF two responsible persons, in
the amount Of ten thousand dollars, that the bid.
der will enter into contract with good and sufIi.
cit mt security within Ten days after being notified
of the same.
M. &. MEIGS,
Quartermas er- Genera al,
III IL t5O Brevet hajOr-General.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

LIGHT-FINGERED.-Two enterprising fe-
males undertook to raise pair of shoes from a
store in Second street, above Wharton. yester-
day. Their names are Julia and Minnie Sparks.
IL was alleged that one of them engaged the
appropriated a pair of shoes. They were taken
before Alderman Lutz, who held them in bail
TO nnaWpr. 49,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

ABREsIED ON A SERIOUS CHA Rer.-
James kal6y was arrested yesterday, on com
plant OF Constable John Shaffer, charged with
nrlng 2 gun from his tavern, at Mayamensing
26th OF September, aportion of the load from
which took effect in the face aud one of the ewes
OF MI. shaffer. The sight OF the eve is so much
anected that 1t is doubtful If he will recover the
use OF II. The prosecutor testified that he saw
the defendant discharge the gun, and that he
it ielt t9e shot Immediately after. Mr.. Falby was
Young Anderson, who was shot In the ewes
on the same night, is still suffering from the
tained
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

ENGLISH HOUSE SPARRows.-Mr. Dixey,
Commissioner of City Property, has received ~
large mber of house sparrows from Enc.
land, which he intends placing in the public
squares and parks IN the spring He will keep
them IN cage during the coming winter
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

ELECTION OF SCHOOL CoNTRoLLER.-
AT meeting of the school directors of the
Seventeenth Section on Monday night. Mr..
William G. Kline was elected Controller in
place Of Mr., James McManes, whose term of
eihce had expired. Mr., Kline, previous to the
election OF Mr.. McManes, represented the sec
ton in the Board of Contro Hers.
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