The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25
,fTY INTELLIGENCE.
o1TY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

rope peloLe "a n1 ~ neerine before Alderman Lun'
pan and was held TO b IL TO ans yer. egI.o,,d and
sIo,nhn PameT was arrested at Secohu hua
NJ stree,s this morning, for reckless uIlV,,ns;
II is alleged that he drove lnto nnn at that
down lady who was cr9sslng SID further hesring
locality. John was neIu iol A"i'n0-
~ fsSiSabeth Baker was caught, yesteTruaSs Iassn an
ternoon; ~ ,ha yard Of residence No. sos Sonto
Tifth street, She was taken Oeioio
Carpenter as1 corv' eo Philip Griffin. and Andrew
uuiIi5 MI lads, were arrested thls ho M hts,at @
Moa,nion Mn1 nv of breaking into twostores on Market
susP,toi sPpt IN sunday last. A painters diamond,
stolen from one of she stores, wss ,ouiln w. ~ ,ri
Iossession Of one OF the aeieh4G tha Gs,traI ST..
eoners will nave heaiihs "' '
"Ol About half past o'clo TINS morning so[ne
,hteaes broke int o he liquor store at the corner
" ~, ond Locust streets. They were seen oy
v. Va, CSIicer who chased them into the SchuylktlI
Hose House, from which oulIulng thoy maoe
their escape
u.outp,cRNT TRsTIMoNIAL.-ln one or Bailey
a - ;. ypindows will be found the testimonial
%vnSered 10 Mr. Robert b. Sayre, Superlnten.
Sent and Engineer of the Lehlgn Nelfey Rail-
Vos Lvau ~ ihat corporatou, some tiE2e since. 1t
10 Comprised of a sslver, coffee urn, sIop- poWi'
teapot water'pot' Gaea Ga91s apd ' 1--WE dozen tea
S9oons made OF sterling silver py Messrs.
Bailey d Co, and each piece snlI9oly insorioea'
Tha y1hole service has been prepared IN eXqul-
and fanish has probably never peen e4celIeo:
II was gotten up as hed tohsn in ~ by every person
sonnected win the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company and illustrates nqW b;s tc,Icw an
ahs abe deVeIopment Sw OF the railroad and
other material Interests of Pennsylvania. Be.
0inning mis- active life early, at the age OF
siYteen MIR, Sayre entered an engineer corps In
lS4O under the late r. A. DoHsass On ise 'sa iSa
disastrous food of that winter destroyed tne
greater portion of the canal OF the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company. TO the repairs of
which large forca was put to work, and among
the number Mr.. II. II. SayTe. The good sense
and judgment OF this Young man, ana MS tact,
eneTpv and iDdomitable perseverance, IS well
as his popularity among his :telloW-WorKmen,
attracted the at tIeption of MIR. Douglass, who
Immediately discovered the rare qualifications
of the young engineer, and took advantage of
them, At once Mr. Seyre was placed In posi-
tion of trust and responsibility. and SO adml,
duties that success attended his efforts, and he
rapidly assembled the ladder of fame. honor, and
usefulness. With this rporattoD he continued
until 1852 when ne united with Hon. Asa
Packer end others in the construction OF the
Lehigh Valley Rsi,road as err engineer IN ne chief. h
made the General Superintendent. In
the present time Mr.. Sayre has been re-
markable in winning hosts Of fiends; in being
held in the highest es eem by all the 2, men Ia
Ing matured judgment into every propo5ition
and plan to extend.the Lehlgh Valley Railroad,
highway; in the developments Of the coal, iron,
pIate, and other great Interests IN the Lehigh
tegrity and hohor, amid ali his business CON
nections and rivalriee, second:to no man. He
is entirely Eself'made man, aud q living
example OF what many Of the youth of our city
and State may become II they do right, and
properly act the part to be assigned to them In
the great battle of life.
MARINE NBws.-This morning the new
steamship Yazoo, of the Philadelphia and
Il Moi In LA fNu
New Orleans via Havana. with heavy cargo
and large list OF passengers. Her officers are:.
Townrow; First Officer. j. II. Hardenbrook;
Second Officer, James Kelley; Chief Engineer,
+. l.. Hand; First Assistant, e. b. Hand; Second
AsBistent, Q. Verd; Pilot, James Rutherford.
The next steamer that viii leave the port will
be the Tonawands, which will sail ON Saturday
next at A. M. for Savannah. Georgia Her
oonsort. the Wyoming, Captain Barrett, arrived
ont at the same port on Tuesday last, and will
EI sai again pa for this city on Saturday next.
Wilmington, N. O., ON Monday, 10 leave on her
return on the ensuing Friday. The Juniata,
Captain p. +. Hoxie, sailed from New Orleans
via Havana on the 10th inst and will reach the
latter port today.
ALL THE LODGES and Chapters and Posts
and other societies that meet this evening are
invited to spend the first hour-say from to 9
summer clothing at the Great Oak Hall, sixth
and Market streets. 1t will give them som ..
thiDg to talk about for the rest OF the evening
and be pleasant amusement to see what ali
the people Of Philadelphia are to wear thi1
season.
TEMPERANCE MEKTEG.-This evening a
temperance meeting will be held In the lecture
room OF the church Seventh street. above
Brown. The eloquent Methodist divine Rev
III. A. Cleveland and others are expected to be
present.
SuFFocATIoN.-T morning Coroner Daniels
was notified to hold an inquest at No 25i5
trays Ferry road, upon the body OF BepjaD1iu
Morgan, aged forty years, who was found dead
by gas from the stove.
THR CoLLEcToRsHIP.-Henry d. Moore Ran
collector OF the Port. did not take possession o
understood that he Will not assume the d1t,a
OF the positlonlantl the first of April.
Slight FIRE.-About eight O'Clock las
evening slight FIRE occurred at No. 222s santi
TURKEY.
Release OF an American Citizen frOD
imprisonment.
The Turkish Minister, Blacque Bey receive
from ConstAnIinople to day intelligence of In
release by the Turkish Government of M
Henry M. Candeld, formerly Uniied States Cor
eul at PI@us, Greece. Mr.. Candeld, II will |
remembered, disappeared from his post MOI
! shan q year ago, aud the tirst inform alton 4
ceived Of his whereabouts was OF his captul
by the Turkish Government among the flibu
fers who entered Syria under the command
O'Reilly. Canheld was taken with arms
his hands, and was liable TO be she
but he was taken to Constantinople al
imprisoned. In the expedition he pass
under the name Of Lamar. About thre