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&pn Ser. 6. 9. 6enbaQ, Mlititent

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Shrrd1e pber an a%rantbeitsn leiesn, bic eurb unorSna1ss tn
''' S'''' g. .. Genbuu.
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BUR Bea9 tun9.
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Der M@t. Gen. IS. @poowaro Sber<
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nfaen itin, ipelae an pbtoen llrladen leieea.
%iit srSstsr 9rdadtuNs Ser $: y; XemnaseG
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3ablun96beoinennBen.

Dle(e Qanbereen nerben In parjeuen bon 40, 50 unb 100
Mdern unb barber Ut preiien a~us8eboen, vede swtf@e1 s.
uub $40 per Alder ~sarriiren Unit eintsen peaisen Yarseaea ~
b5been pretfen), ie mad br 8eldahenbeit uub Gntftrnune
@tlb ober auf LANCE 9eru.tne ~Yertauft Qebn Sabre peuu Il
serlanst tutrb) nit 7 gro;ent jatrlt&eu Snteredtn. eanit un'
bemtt elite gefpnen befabtst trerben. cine 9eiu.fdttf, unter btI'
lieen Beoinsuneen, in elmer ~seiunten unb prpouftissn geeeut
III ~erlansen. Dtejentsen, irelae bet sabnen enhane fdou
gieberla1unsen %eeeriinbet, htabsa %sefunssn, eae ibreeaabereier
I'm gBertb uu, SO prusent idbrlid, getieeen ftnb.
Dteie QGnbereien fut felt 1857 pom @ettauf auriidbtbaIteu
rvurten; Re lieeen spiide, erO6sn Infeelungen, uno fue Sir.
den, @dulen, Babrftrasen unb Mdrfteu suodu8lid.
lln1 udtere Nusfnnft tuenbe man I'D an
.a@< George e. Scdcr,
Qanb.G pmniitpner, St. Yaul, Ntnn.
9ermannI rutt Secretar. trp<m
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N1r bic Diebiuht

iinp tic Counties Nnofa. Slanti unb Sterburne Defenders &C.
eisuet. Der Brtea entbdlt reiden, ~farbisen Qetn1, tbeilwete
grairie. @eNrdud unb lei&te Dalbunsea taielbe tt etuas
biselie, NIT ~unsablieen sesn ane 1T pom 3ablredea ~ftsesnben
Gendltrn burdidnitten, rel4e pom elmer ,Wlense sutea Dte.
ftnldns.rcien ~un1eeten inb bic etnen u~nstbeuren gprrasb pom
@ras uab 9eu lteern. Sie iins leiht %pafirbar, uni ~ ben
Mtnen am GATE superior ue ~ sea Sannengalsunssn be-
nSrbli6en Iteiles bes 9taates su eeldnBeu, tuede bic teRen
unb ror,islidfen 9ldrite iur ben Dertaui BON Rtabsieb i'm
0anbe bttsn:> ssn gsrbtneune nit Der gtet,udt 1T e moth:
s S,ss wE$ilSaeiSift nod In, .ntaetsn it, ras aus ben tottn
prellen BON Butter uub Safe unb aus benz eroBen import iener
Nrtiitl aus ben 6Rliden Staoten eti4tlt4 IL.
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The British Jnryman.

A remarkable illustration of the character o.
the British juryman, say the Pa Ma Gazette
was given the other day in q trial before Mr.
Justice Hannen. The point at issue was whether
q builder could recover a sum of money from
the property of lunatic for work done at the
order of his wlie since deceased. The lady has
been in the receipt OF a certain allowance, and
the Judge told the jury that II they thought this
allowance had been ample to defray all expenses,
these repairs included, then the husbands estate
would not be liable. The jury could not shut
their eyes to the fact that the allowance had been
ample; but one of them inquired of the judge
with kind of indignant simplicity that is most
amusing, "But, my lord, is not the man to be
paid 7" His lordship then laid down with great
gravity that they must not allow that conside.
ration to influence them by Que hairs breadth
O view of the case evidently shocking TO the
mind Of the small iradesman, by whom no
higher principle was conceivable than that
man should be paid for his work, no matter
bow or by whom, Another juror Immediately
asked, "If we find 1t was q sufficient sum the
tradesman will not get his money" and was
again assured by the same lnexorable authority
that this had nothing to do with the present
question. The jury then rather sulkily found
that the allowance was sufficient, and the ver-
dict was entered for the defendant. But they
tackled on to their verdict the expression of an
opinion that the wife was the husbands agent,
and struggled mantully against the instructions
of the Judge.
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Whales,

Some very interesting Information upon the
habits of this fish was communicated at re-
cent meeting of the Boston Society OF Natural
History. Captain N. q. Atwood presented
buoy or float made of the inflated stomach of a
black FISH; it was attached to line, and used
in harpoonng whales. He also stated that
whales differ greatly in the quantity Of oil
which they contain; females yield from eight
to twenty barrels, while seventy-ive barrels,
and even q greater number are taken from
males; one fish is known to have yielded LAG
barrels. About one-thitd of the oil of the sperm
whale is in the upper part OF the head; the oil
found there aud in the hukes, all of which is
termed head oil, differs from that obtained
in other parts of the body, and was formerly
considered more valu able; since the introduce
ton of petroleum, both kinds have been rated
alike. From the East to the Grand Banks
toward the Azores, the whales are mostly
males, while near the West Indies the females
abound. Unlike the humpbacked whale, the
affection Of the COW sperm whale for the calf is
not very strong, for If the calf Is harpooned
the mother takes flight Whalers believe that
whales know when one of their species is har
pooned, even if it is miles away, for they are at
once selzed with panic. Whales are compa-
ratively easy to kill just after they nave reached
the surface to spout. On Que occasion, Captain
Atwood saw q whale go down seven times, each
time with four hundred fathOms of line.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,
scbr Anthea Godfrey, Godfrey, ST. Msry's, Ca. D. g.
str Chester f Jones' n New YORK y; T. clyde Co. CO.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore, with tow
ofbarges. w. p. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr Anthss Godtrey Goafrey, from Boston, In bal
sehr Edwin Tutte. fTom Bridgeport. c.. with stone
to Lennox Burgess.
shT S a l. BswsY asy from IeweS
schr j. 4, 4 Austn, Davis, from Boston.
eTE VIII Win To %Sss; g Y; BP5a S Co. Co. Nav vow
wh mGse TO M GSur' Co., from Ne"
MEMORANDA.
ste@stnspnlp am Prometheps Gray, from Charleston 2ith
phosphate rock $50 bales domesrics 81 cotton,
% Daies yarn l20Oo feet lumber 1855 water melons So
seed 90 drugs and sundries. - ,,.-,,.
Steamship Roman Baker. hence, at Boston 26th
BsIque Josie Mildred. Hartman hence for Rotter-
Barque VIM H. Jenkins Lewand, hence via Ant
werp, at Mindles6o' ongh l4th inst . r,o,,,,, ,o,,
Balque glasgow, Crane. hence, at Hamburg IZth
Barque Flors, Granlth, from London for PhiIadel.
phia, at Deal l4ih inst, and proceeded.
BarqDe Vince Cameron, hence for Rostock, was
Barque AcIiy Frberg hence for stettin, was spoken
Barque II. j. stewart, was at Guiana 10th inst. for
BsTque lido Kimball. Bohn, at Fortress Monroe
26th inst from Bremen and sailed yesterday tor Phi
Bargqe Volunteer. Blake, for Philadelphia sailed
9rO III GlOuCeSter
Brig h. Mcleod, Mcleod. from New York, at Ponce
80 inst. for port north OF Hetteras. - o., 49,,
Brig Aylestord, Minis, hence, at Madeira 26th ult
and sailed sth inst. tor News.
rien IstS inst for port north Of ii stteras sooS.
schr Margaret Powell Fenton, hence for Newport
scbr Anna Edwards. from New Haven for Phia.
schr f. satteTly tucker, for Philadelphia, cleared
schT General Grant, Fitzgerald, hence At kIehmoho
81 sehT Clara Montgomery Borden, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Jacksonville I!th inst. a., ,,,,,,o,r,.
sailed from Jacksonville, Fla lstn INST lnsI ,,, o
scnr w. Rumsey Crsnmer' FOR FhllaueiphlS WAS
sehr W. W. Pharo Allen for Philadelphia, cleared
s sS HambSg sprague hence at Boston 18th inst
schr Ephraini and Anna, Doe' hehce' ~ boS'ou
$40 scbrs I s r. Thomas Arnold. hence for Cape Ann;
and Jane, PATTERSON, hence for Saugu3' at Holmes
sc6r M II Read, Benson, hence, at New Bedford
E0s sobr Pearl PInkhsm hence Beverly goth inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS. .-,-.. -.
Jonn's river, Florida were furnished by the pilots 10
the Jacksonville Board OF Trade, ana can DC releu
Get the new Lighthouse to bear WI steer for II 70
make the sea Buoy NO which les n os IntnCS @ ss
until you make Buoy No a. which lies In nine test a.
Bemeen NO. o. 2qad an bsp Sp paced ace nd aep
by the pilots; pass them on either soe, Se' ha y
na iae w No 9S1y e%S Sn 2p W for
haul up NV for Buoy No Bnoy No ths es lR Rd y
Buoys with even numbers, are 10 be left on the star
board hand. Black Bnoys. with odd numsers' ON tnt
RTIs Water. XfeT passing Buoy No steer Batter
Island houses until you open May Port Mills clear
ne Sp Eeep up 1Se May Port Tsae6 until You ge
abreast OF Batten Island wharf There is from 6lS
TUE ga w ''' '''" JOHN JOHNSON, Senior Pilot
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ACcIDEETs.-John Holmes, child four years
Of age, was run over yesterday by coal cart,
atlEran kford road and Grard avenue. Oae foot
was seriously injured. The child was removed
to his home, Adrian street, below Thompson.
George Russell, "A workman IN Morris foun-
dry, Richmond street, was admitted into the
Episcopal Hospital yesterday, with his foot
badly Injured.
Sarah Leech was also admitted with frac-
tured thigh.
William Fegman, aged thirty-seven years, re-
siding in Norristown, had his leg broken yester-
day at Shalrs Works Norristowu. He was taken
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, and is considered
to be in a critical condition.
A lad OF ten years. named James Kelley,
residing at No. 236 Uuion street. had his hand
badly cut yesterday by threshing machine at
Walr ut street wharf. He was admitted 10 the
Hospital.
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FIRE AND BURGLARP SAFES
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
BRooKLYN, May Is, 1858.

BROOKLYN, May Is, 1858.
Messrs. Marvin q Co.. New York-Gentlemen; Our
Planning Mill, with FIFTY THOUSAND feet OF lum.
ber, was destroyed by fire last night and we are
happy to say your ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
SAFE preserved our books, papers, and money, In
excellent order,
We want another and larger one and will call on
you soon we have time.
Yours truly, 6HEARMAN BROS,
This Sale was Red hot for several hours and the
castron feet were actually melted.
1t can be seen at our store. No. 265 BROADWAY,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


FIRB.-The alarm of fire about half-past y
o'clock last evening, was caused by the burning
of wooden building, used by George seller Tor
the purpose Of manufacturing collins. The
building is in the rear OF No. 3H South sixth
at $500. The stock of Mr.. Seer Is valued from
three TO four hundred dolars. The ale maud
factory OF Mr.. Ayers, at the rear of No. 3l9 South
Sixth street q brick building, was also burned
out, together with the stock OF files and other
articles. This structure was also owned by Mr..
Mason. The bailding No. 63l Powell street,
occupied by Mr.. RoebDer rs bakery, was
damaged slightly in the rear, and the building
occupied by Mr.. Combs was also damaged, and
the furniture injured to toe amount of about
$400. During the progress OF the FIRE Young
flames, was struck with a brick and slightly
injured. TIE cause of the fire was not ascer-
tanned.
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LARCENY.-James Basher and John Clemens
wero arrested yesterday at the tavern corner of
Gaffreys avenue and FitZwater street. on the
charge of robbing the money-drawer. They had
q hearing before Alderman Boswell, when it
from the cellar he discovered the drawer open
and piece of currency in Bashers hand. This
was attempted 10 be swallowed when the arrest
was made. The defendants were held for trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-28

GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB.-A meeting of the
Thirteenth Ward Grant aud Cefax Club was held
last evening in the club room, N. E. corner of
Ninth and Spring Garden streets. In the alb
sence OF the President, Mr.. f. Fl. Fitler, the Vice
President, Jno. L. Shoemaker, Esq. presided, ,aud
James w. Sayre acted as Secretary. There was
q laree accession of members, and the organzs-
tion is doing good service in the cause IN which
they are engaged.
The Workingmen's Nicholson Campaign Club
of the Fourth Congressional District, met at
meeting on Thursday evening. They have
adopted series OF resolutions strongly endorsing
their favorte candidate for the position to which
he as pires.
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n r n E x @ II An G e
u RAG MANUFAOTORY.
JOHN II. BAILEY d. CO.,
REMOVED
NJ II, corner OF MARKET and WATER Streets
- Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN RAGS AND BA9GIN9
OF every description, for
Grain, Flour Salt, Super. Phosphate OF Lime, Bone
Dust, Etc
Large and small GUNNY BAGS constantly on hand
JcHN T, BAILEY. JAMES oAscADEH.
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AT the Sunday races at Fontainebleau,
Eugene wore a black grenadine, with lace
fl hu, and white chip bonnet, with black
ornaments.
The war in Crete has cost Turkey 40, 900
men.
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY JOTTIEGs.

The Fifth Annual Meeting of the Delaware
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal (colored)
Church, which has been in session for several
days past. in Zoar M. b. Church, Bro wn street,
above Fourth, in this city, closed last evening.
Bishop E. james, ID. D., presided, aud Bishops
Simpson and Ames were present during the
session. On Sunday eleven elders and seven
deacons were ordained by Bishops James and
Simpson During the session provisions were
made for uniting all the cJlored Methodist
churches in one conference.
The Survey Department was directed during
the past year TO prepare plans of the city in the
FIRST, Second, kighth, and Ninth Survey Dis.
trcts, covering 4O77 acres. over one halt OF
this work has been completed. OF the l29.
I25.lOOO squaI e miles OF territory within the city
boundaries, there are row on tile in the Depart
ment OF SURVEYS, plans estahh hing the street
lines and grades covering 43, 345 acres, or 6S
square miles.
The Managers OF the Home Mission Society
have purchased tire property on Arch street,
near Sixth, and will open Their office there in
few days. The building cost $l4, 900, and will
be arraI ged in manner TO Accommodate the
wants of the poor, Tor whose benefit the society
has been establl- ned, and a'6O those of the
managers who are compelled to hold. frequent
meetings in relation 10 the interests of the
poor.
"A sewer is to be constructed on the line of
Chesuut street from Second street to Front to
be built OF BRICK circular IN form, and having
az interior diameter OF three feet. This has
been deemed a necessary Improvement for a
long time and the COntrac or who builds 1t is
10 accept the sums assessed upon aud charged
10 the properties lying the llue OF said sewer.
The Jewish fast began las. evening. 1t is
called "Ab,n from the IN Ith IN which it is
observed the ffth Of tde ancient Hebrew year,
the eleventh Of the civil and toe twelfth OF an
intercalarY year. II answers to rhe latter part
of July and the first OF August. The word
means "veruure.n
The cornerstone of the German Evangelcal Al
Lutheran Gmauuel Church will be laid at 9
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at the southeast
corner OF Fourth aud Carpenter streets.
The Fenian brotherhood OF philadelphia,
Germantown, NOlr.stoWn, Manayunk and
Frank ora intend giving graud picnic al
Straw berry Mansion, on Thursday.
The mail Tor Ilayana, per steamer Juuiata
will close al O'Clock, to oUoW evening.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
scbr Anthea Godfrey, Godfrey, ST. Msry's Ca, D. 8.
Stetson ts Co
str r. willing Cundih. Baltimore A. Groves. Jr.
str Chester, Jones, New York, w. z. Clyde t6 Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with tow
OF barges w. Z. Clyde 81 Co.
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATToN.-David
Mercer and Isaac Conway had hearing at
O'Clock, last evening, charged with riot aud
assault and battery. Bernard Cramer, COM
plainant, residing at No. 10 Western avenue,
testified that on the 4th of July last, ne was
attracted to the door OF his residence by an
uproar in the street. and found an excited crowd
outside, The demons tration appeared to be
against q young member OF bis fam ly, who was
pushed IN by the witness, and the door at once
closed. There was th en- a batterng at the door
with what he supposed to be- clubs ana hatchets,
and his nephew opened it, aud was struck on
the head with some instrument and Knocked
down. Soon afterwards the crowd dispersed
The young man was badlv hurt, so much so that
he was taken to the Hospital, where he re-
mained Sc eral weeks. Witness saw the accused
in the crowd, but he could not say that they
assaulted the young man. The hearing was
continued until today, to euable the prosecutor
to produce other witnesses.
YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIAT1oS.-T
monthly meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association was held at their hail last evening.
Mr.. Simons made a few remarks. He couined
himself mainly to the great work which the
associations are accom- Dlishing throughout the
land. j. Henry Smith, delegate to the late
International Convention held at Detroit, read
his report. The document states that the Con.
vention was one OF the largest and best ever
held IN this country. Seven hundred delegates,
representing five hundred and fifty associations,
embracing q membership OF seventy thousand,
and owning S750,000 worth of properly, were
in attendance. Among those present were
General o. o. Howard, of the Washington Asso-
citation; Hon. G. N. 0lds OF Ohio; Professor
Northrup, of Yale College; Or. Bethune, of
Halifax; and W. NJ, Caberry, of San Francisco.
There was no other business of interest trans
acted.
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