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THIRD EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
sherman's Funding Bill-A
Small Tariff Bill to
be Reported.
ats., ats., Etsr Ets.. Etsa Rts.
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ.
shorman's Funding Bill.

Specidl Despateh 10 The EUe1ling telegraph.
WAsHIN GToN, July 1.-The Republican Sena-
tors met in caucus this morning, for the pur-
pose Of considering the proposition submitted
yesterday by Senator Sherman, to put his
Funding bill on as rider to the Civil Appropria-
ton bill.
After full discussion, 1t was decided not to
take such action. A clear majority of the Sena-
tors expressed themselves as not only opposed
to this measure, but to any attempt 80 frame
financial policy at this season.
It is understood that Sherman will try to
bring his measure up in open Senate notwith-
standing the action Of the caucus, but theIe Is
no hope for 1t.
The ways and Means Committee
agreed this morning to report Tariff bill to
the House. The vote in the Committee was
quite close. the proposition being carried by a
majority of one. The resolution was passed
laying restriction upon the secresy, so that
the names of those who voted for or against 1t
could not be made public.
The Committee have also agreed to report q
bill In accordance with the instructions of the
House. taxing the interest on Government
bonds ten per cent
A Small Tariff Bill to be Reported,
Despatch to the associated Press
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Committee of
Ways and Means have agreed to report small
tariff bill probably to-day. 1t covers small
manufacturers of iron, the value of which prin-
cipally depends on the labor employed upon
them,
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Denial of a False Report
Progress on the Tariff
and Tax Bills.
A New Bill to Divide Texas into
three States.
Cen. Mcdowell Superseded.
Ets., Etc., Ets., Ets., Ets., Ess
LATER FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Des patch to The EUert,0 TeIeoroph
The Tax On whisky In Bond.

Special Des patch TO The EUe1ttn0 Telegraph
The Tax ON whisky in Bond.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Inteuigencer pub
fishes the following this morning, as a despatch
from New York:-"It will be recollected that
General Schenck stated in the House last week
that there were twenty-five million gallons of
distilled spirits in bond in the country, which
the new tax bill taxed at so cents per gallon
and that the spirits to be manufactured here
after would pay in different ways 90 cents per
gallon. Whereupon the House added 81 per
barrel or 10 cents per gallon on the bonded
&C DDS, thus leaving difference Of 80 cents per
gallon between that in bond and that hereafter
to be made.
Rumor says the cause of this disadvantage
being given topresent holders is thus explained
John Dunlevy, of Ohio. an intimate friend of
Schenck, and John Tracey, q whisky dealer in
this city, were employed by the Ways and
Means Committee to assist in drafting new
bill. These two, with s. M. Pike q relative of
Schenck and Gordon Fellows and Mcmillan,
were said TO have purchased immense quaint.
ties of the bonded spirits before the tavoring
clause in the new bill was made public. In
fact to have bought all for sale In this city,
Philadelphia, and with other confederates in
Cincinnati.
1.-THE Senate does not make the tax on what
these parties have purchased equal TO that here
profit.
Snow, one Of the proprietors of the Tntelh.
gencer, showed the above to Mr. DunIevy yes
terday, and said that he had arrived at the
Office the night before in time to suppress 1t
The members of the committee say there is not
any truth in 1t whatever.
The Division of Texas.
The Reconstruction Committee at It's meet
ing to. day, auth zed Its chairman, Thad. Ste
vens. TO report his bill for the division OF Texas
The bill has been amended SO as to divide Texa !.
into three States instead of two as was at frs
proposed.
Removal OF Political Disabilities.
The Committee instructed Governor Boutwell,
| to prepare another bill for the removal OF po =
litical disabilities. 1t is to include the names
| of q large number of ex Rebels who have lately
asked to be relieved from their partici patton in
the Rebellion.
The Tax Bill.
| The Senate Finance Committee had another
session on the Tax bill to-day, and have nearly
| finished 1t. Senator Sherman, Chairman OF the
| Committee expects to be able to report a bill
with amendments, to the Senate tomorrow,
Che Judiciary Conn mmittes
Of the Senate met to- day but did not act on the
nomination of William M. Evarts. 1t was laid
| port to the House.
The Alaska BILL
The House, by general consent, has agreed to
vote on the Alaska question next week. Mr..
Banks Is anxious to get it through, ana is dis
posed to be liberal in matter OF time, SO as to
allow all members to speak who wish to do SO
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The Hide and Leather Bank of Boston.

BOSTON, July l.-Mr. Harwood, President of
the Hide and Leather National Bank OF this
city, publishes a statement regarding the defal-
cation in which the loss Is placed at 1915 O0O as
previously reported He says the bank lost
nothing by loans, and has carried all the diyi-
dends declared. That the late Cashier, who
was formerly the book-keeper, contrived to
elude the vigilance OF the officers of the bank
by false returns and forced balances, by forcing
settlements of balances purporting to exist be-
tween them and the banks with which &C
counts were kept, and by falslfyiug the ac-
counts of individual depositors. Under the
advice of his counsel, pending the trial OF ac-
cused, he adds, that the directors owned ll86
shares of stock, when suspicion first fell upon
the Cashier, and they have not sold a single
Rhara since.
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The Pendleton N Escort at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, July 1.-The Pendleton escort
three hundred strong, arrived here this morn
ing They were met at the depot by numoer
of Democratic clubs, headed by brass band
and an escort of fifty of the Mayors police
passing through a number OF the principal
streets, and serenaded the office of the Daily
Post At Union Depot they partook of a lunch
gotten up by number OF prominent Demo
Gratis. The trip so far has been pleasant, the
railroad arrangements being perfect The escort
left for Harrisburg at 10 A. NJ.
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NEW YORK, July l-Cotton quiet at 3lHc. Flour
cull; t6u0 barrels sold at yesterdays quotations.
Wheat du sales OF 1900 bushels at 81 60 Corn hrmer
AZ 0Q0 bushels sold at 1000 l03 Oats rme sales OF
so OU0 bushels at SEC Beef quiet Pork dull at s27 So
Lard dull at i6Ggl614. Whisky quiet.
BALTIMORE July L-Cotton quiet: mfddlIngs at
81 cents Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull
white, So 25Gp l60; red S20D230 Corn dull whte
sl1G@1H yellow, sllOGiIz. Oats dul and un-
changed. Rye nominslly Sl.65@l70. Pork quiet and
unchAn. ed Bacon quiet; rib sides, 6t4961ao; clear
DO. l6S l62lc,; shoslders l4dl4hci hams, 2i@sE2c
Lard oull at l71s @p18c.
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From New Hampshire.

CONCORD, July 1.-The House of Represen.
tatives this morning. by vote Of to l, indeh.
ntely postponed the question of the charter to
the Lake Shore Railroad. A charter was granted
TO the Robbins Wool Preserving Company.
with a canitaI of $3OO, 600.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE


PARIS, July l. - MsjorGeneral Sir Robert
Napier, the hero of the Abyssinian war, ar
rived in this city yesterday, and is the guest OF
Lord Lyons, the British Minister. He is re-
ceived everywhere with the greatest enthusi-
asm. He Will be created peer on his return to
England.
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Fire andLoss of Life.

RoCKLAND, Me-, July IA small dwelling
house was burr ed this morning, and Miss Eliza
Ingraham, an elderly woman, the only occupant
of the house, was suffocated.
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Remoyal of General Mcdowell

NEW YORK, July IA special desp ,tch to tn
Teleorans says General Gillem has been ORD cred
to California to relieve General Mcdowell.
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From Concord. N. III.

Concord, N. H.. July 1.-The question OF the
State taking and transferring the Concord Rail
road to the new corporation has been inded-
nitely postponed by the action of the House of
Representatives this morning, the vote being in
the negative.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, JULY

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION. -
Thomas Green (colored), living at No. 1877 Middle
alley, was before Alderman Beitler to answer
the charge of shooting John Wesley Webb
(colored).
Mary Webb, living at No. 500 Middle alley,
testified she was the mother OF Webb, and
heard the pistol fired; her son came round
few moments after, saying Green had shot him;
The ball, or what was in the pistol, went through
his lip.
Catharine Stanberry sworn, said Thomas
Green loaded the pistol with powder and
gravel, and fired IL off.
Held in $500 to appear at Court.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The steam-tug
Essayons, for New Orleans. has again put In
here with her machinery out OF order.
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Nsw YORK stoek Quotstions-a r. u.

Received by telegraph from Glendinning q
Davis, Stock Brokers, N 48 S. Third street,
N. Y. Cent. .l3415 Chi and II. l. 1861
N, Y. and Erie r.. 69Ml Pitts. #. w. and Chi
PHI. and Rea. R.....l0lH! r. ..........1095a
Mich. g. and M. r. 92 Pacific M. S Co......l005s
Cle and Pitt. R...... 88* Gold........ s.l40M
Chi. d N. w II. com. 733s Market steady.
Chi.& N w. II. prf. 1875
dividend
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EXTENSION OF THE CITY.

Dwellings Erected in the City sincs lseo'
In the following table is shown the NUMBER
of dwellings erected in the city since the year
l955:-
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
1 9 6 8.
Statistics Of the F1rs'
Six Months.
Mortality of the City-DOings OF
the PoIice-Building I'M
prOvements.
mts., zts., Ets., Ets., Ets.s ne
prOvennentS

We present to.day statistical resume OF seve
raj important matters in the history OF the city
during the past six months.
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MORTALITY.

wha Hand of Death Tor the Flrst SIX
Months OF 1858.
Tn the following table the number OF deaths
IN each Ward for the past six months is shown
as compared with the mortality Tor Vhe corre-
spending period of 1867.
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MAN DROWNED, Robert Sibley, aged sixty
years. fell into the Schuylkill at SAMSON street
wharf this morning, and was drowned. The
body has not been recovered
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Shipm ent of specie.
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Russia sailed to-day
for England with S6l7 500 in specie.
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The "CoNTNENTAL" News ROoM.--William
p. III. Covert, OF the firm of Risley Il Covert,
proprietors OF the news depot In the Uonti-
mental. has purchased the interest OF his
partner and Will hereafter conduCt the entire
business himself
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

Names OF Pupils Admitted into the
Central High School, and she schools
from which they were @cmts
The new class admitted Is composed OF l52
pupils which number exceeds the average
humber admitted heretofore. Their names and
Grammar Schools are as follows
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new York stock Quotations, 2 p. NJ.

Received by telegraph from Glendinning q
Davis Stock Brokers. N o. 48 8. Third street,
NJ Y Cent. R......l l3ll "a Ohio. and N. w. prf 7S}6
N. Y. and E. R.....- 20 Chi and 4. 1. b.. .lO5a
Phil. and Rea, t. ."lOlH Pitts. F.W and Chi.
Mich, Sand N. l. r. 90 r. R....................l0976
Gle and Pitt. R... 8934 Pacific M. 8. Co...,l0O1s
Chi. and N. w. com. 731I Gold.."... ......"""".l4Ol4
Market hrm.
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FROM Mr.. A. WINCH, of No. sos Chestnut
street, we have received the London Punch,
bU., and Reynolds Miscellany, all of which,
may be obtained OF him.
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FIRE-A fire occurred this morning about
8.oclock at Gray's Ferry road and Maiden lane.
The printers ink factory OF Charles Robinson
was nearly destroyed. Damage, $4,000, on which
there is no Insurance.
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The EXCHANGE HOTEL, at Huntingdon Penn.
sylvania, has been leased by j. Morrison the
former proprietor of the "Morrisou House."
The Exchange" has been remodeled and ele.
gantly finished, and is now very inviting re-
treat for such of our citizens aR are making
travelling tours through the State.
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THE CoRSER-SToNE of the Bethesda Presby-
terian Church, located at the southeast corner
OF frankIoId Road and Vienna streets, Is TO be
laid Rt S9 O'Clock this afternoon,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS HEARING
United States Commissioner Hibbler at noon
to-day, decided to hold John O. Martin to an
swer the charge of removing liquor to other
than n bonded warehouse AT the former hear
ing, on the l7th instant, the defendant was
taken sick, and the case was continued until
to-day,
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MEETING OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The attendance of this morning was very
slim. The meeting was called to order by Craig
Biddle. Esq, chairman. The production OF the
raspberry was dtS Seussed at some length. The
printed monthly reports were distributed
among the members.
DR.. Thompson stated that many gentlemen
were giving their attention to the production
of the potato and would make reports to the
Society as the culture Of the same developed
itself.
DR.. King said he had cut the Harrison potato
in ninety pieces, single eyes and planted them;
all had come up but three and the plants were
fine and healthy.
There being no businefs before the Society, on
motion, the body adjourned.
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A FALSE ALARM OF FIRE AND ITS RESULTS
A false alarm of FIRE was created at noon yester-
day, by some person springing the box in the
house Of the Diigent Hose Company, at Tenth
and Sergeant streets. The Superin lendent of
the Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, after in
vestigating the matter, ordered the box to be
disconnected from the regular line until the
guilty party was made known.
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SALE OF HEAL ESTATE July l, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, by James A. Free
mani
ground rent Of SO per annum, ont OF house
and lot Carver street. l6 by 26 teet-...,..... $500
ground rent OF e5i per Rnnu IN, out OF q lot,
ADDISON street 10 by AZ $3.50
A ground Ien: OF S5i per annum out OF q lot
ADDISON street ls by q $50
Twenty second Ward, the estate ofJames
$. Boyer oecd s25OlO
Is by iOs - -. ..Dn $500
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SHOT IN THE MoUTH.-Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, while several colored boys were
playing in Middle alley, above Sixth, larger
boy named Thomas Green (also colored) came
named Webb, fred. The pistol contained small
shot. The wounded boy was removed to the
hospital, with his throat and mouth swollen
and inflRmed. Green should be arrested
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building. Of AN Ikinds Ersotsd since 1855.

whe Buildings OF tine Past Six Months.
The number OF permits issued during each OF
the past six months, as compared with the cor
responding months of 1867 are as follows
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The total for 1867 was 13,S04; in 1865, 1t
amounted to 16,S03; 1865, TO l7,l69; and 1864, to
In the following table are given the ages Of
the deceased for each quarter of the past six
months:-
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- The Neaparsiz. IN speaking ol
the md sonditioa Of Senator 0RlAEs
resaisaas tam > paraiytie stroke,
says 1gf s.sf
"KaeeS Grimes, nesaorse og con-
scie1ce i terrible punishment" !"
Maxk the deyllish maligmity man
iSsstsd N thSe few lines. Because
arimes did nos 90 sosla ard body tC
tbs dsvil and barter away his eternal
salvRtion for the Radical party, hi
b asssiied as above. But IL are
mosse of Conscience Is . terrible pun
ishment," As cur neighber asSarts
#thea the wonder to ~ i that there
lives ! single Radical ieader, or e<ii.
tor 20 speak OF such q thing rs con.
sciences, or living, that they posses
or have any knowiexige Of such q
tkins - esascience. Conscience, ,and
livci No, that h Impossible, sog
deep rem0Ese thereef would 50 bar
xaw np thsir souls tIsat death IN any
form would be prcfernb3e to exist
ence- like Judas existence would
sssnendusbie sAsy souId go hang
sAsussayes % the fnost soavenient
post OF tree.
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kelipss q - ssa = Aassst.

d Tbs erenx ce1enxiAl pheal0D 0Dl6z0ai Of
d tutai eeiinse ftbe sra, which viii
ba vinfhIe longer thaE any other
.aciipee obsefred IA IiIStoricaI times,
Hand which takes Elnee od the 18th
/ ar August, st11l oocucSeE TIE atten@
tion q 4he 3en.nd soel - of Exi-
nopet oufaw thene ne1rpnennexe
V4a4u. % d 1bfnaer oocnetoll we
n,Ga111ued = t0fu3ng The E1e1ish
and FfrFsh exre1Ikt0ns, We NOW
fBd the nsausss al s0sue reznaxfkabte
men In Germany VIM have besn au-
th0rined q make q xisjf t0our anti
podes. or ID that aeighbpKkood II
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