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THIRD EDITION
w A S III I NJ q r O N.
Senators, and Members not Satisfied
with the Samana Bay Affair
The President Called on
for Information.
The Lopg-asked-for Correspondence
on the Alabama Claims
The Circuit Judges.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The SANTANA Business.

1ne SHniilnu Burlness.
Special Despatch 10 The EUening Telsgrdph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Several Senators and
members have expressed surprise at the lease Of
Samona Bay and the proposed purchase of the
island of San Domingo, without consultation
with Congress on the part of the President. The
amount which it is proposed to pay for the lease
OF the bay is larger in proportion than it is be-
lieved we can get the whole island for
There are various stories about arrangements
having been made by parties who were in the
secret of negotiations to purchase largely in
the immediate neighborhood of Samnaa Bay, in
the hope of an advance in property In many
respects the thing is regarded.as a job, and it is
probable u resolution will be introduced calling
upon the President for all information on the
subject, together with the authority under which
he acted
The A'ahamn COrTespOndence.
The President yesterday communicated to the
Senate the correspondence called for by the
resolutions on the Alabama claims negotiations,
together with the instructions to Mr.. Motley.
The correspondence was received in executive
session. and was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Senators who have examined
it state that there is u remarkable similarity
between the instructions of Motley and the
speech of Mr.. Sumner on the Alabama claims
treaty. The statement that future negotiations
are likely to take place here, gives great salts
faction to all concerned
The Circnit Judges
The Senate Judiciary Committee had long
session to-day, when correspondence and recon-
mendations relative to Circuit Judges and their
appointment, which was received from the Presi-
dentyesterday, were examined. Long discussions
ensued Efforts are being made to get the
ttp, ,ptt t1-A hntb in IF hn
Circuit Judges and of Mr.. IIoar. but the COM
mittce is not disposed to act.
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House,

House.
Continued from the Third Edition.
He understood 1t to have been an attempt 70 bring
under one government the States and the people,
and that the people were represented In this branch
and the States in the other branch. The nation
would have no existence II the sentiment which the
gentleman advocated in regard to the Senate had
prevailed in 1TS9 1t was matter of history that of
nothing the States jealous as of their State
existence, and that they came into the convention
which finally adopted this admirable system of gov
ernment on the pledge not only that their State eX-
istence should be recognized, and their equality
recognized in the Senate OF the United States, bat
that they should be protected against such changes
as might be suggested hereafter by any ambitious
State ambitious section Of the country, and had
been suggested by the gentleman from Illinois.
They had not only provided for the equality Of the
States in the other branch, but each State stipulated
that 1t never should be changed without the consent
of each OF the States.
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FROM EUROPE.

Spanish Relief.
By the Anglo american Gable.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-A subscription has been
opened for the relief of the Spaniards who were
recently expelled from this country by the Gov
ernment.
Gratifying News.
LONDON. Dec. 22.-Leave has been granted TO
the Archbishop of Canterbury to appoint SUIT
fragan.
Marine Intelligence.
HAMBURG, Dec. 22.--The steamship Ham
monia advertised to leave this port on Decem-
Der 20, will be detained until December 30.
Loss of British War Vessel.
MARsEmLEs, Dec. 22.-Advices have come to
hand which render it certain that the British
war steamer Deerhound has been totally lost
while on a voyage from Athens to Malta. Sir
Stafford Northcote, eX-Secretary of State for
India was on board, and is believed to have
pershed.
The Latest Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. Acknowledgements for money,
921s, and for account 9214. Five-twentes of 1862
S57S OF 1865, S4zs OF 1887, S37S.
Erie Railroad, II; Illinois Central, 99a{; Atlantic
and Great Western, &c.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-Evenng. Iplands,
I'D. orleans, 112d Sales to-day 10000 bales, IN
Guiding 2OOO for export and speculation. Bread
stutIs dull and unchanged. Refined Petroleum,
q
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AUCTION SALES.
DY BARRITT s. CO., AUCTIONEERS.-
I'D DASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. go MARKET Street. corner Of Bank street.
Cash advanced IN without extra chm r0e

DY BARRITT s. CO., AUCTI0NEERS.-
ID CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. go MARKET Street, corner of Bank street.
Cash advanced on consgnments without extra charge
ESTATE sALE-BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS,
at the store, No go Market street, corner of Bank
On Thursday Morning,
December s3 commencing at 10 O'clock the entire
sonal property of gentleman deceased odd stock
of wines, brandes, whiskes, aims, champagnes etc.
etc. comwrising about go packages in deniiohns and
casks
BRANDIES, viz :--Otard. Depuy a Co. Pinet, Gas
tilon 4 Co., James Hsnnessy Co., Vineyard Proprie-
tors Go.
HOLLAND GIN, viz. :-Bohlen, Harp, Fish Palm Tree.
etc.
SHERRY WINES, viz, :-Amontillado. 0OOO Harmony,
Isabella Anchor, Cabinet etc.
PORT WINES, viz. Pure Juice London Dock, Os-
born's Madeira, Muscatel, etc.
SCOTCH WHISKIES, z.:-J. b. Sherifrs, Stewards,
IRISH WHISTLES, viz. Bush Mills, Mehan, ETC.
etc. 80
OLD JAMAICA RUM.
Sparkling Mosele.
DOMESTIC WHISTLES, viz. old Rye, Bourbon,
Monongahela, and other brands
HORSES, CARRIAGRS, HARNESS, ETC.
span match bay horses, 10 hands high, kind, trot
together inside four minutes, Germantown wagon,
falling top buggy; double and single harness, carriage
robes, etc
Also, gents gold hunting watch ladys
gold huhtng lever watch inaid with diamonds
fine gold link braceot Htruscan gold linked brace
let garnet setting. AlsO variety Of other personal
property. - -
Sale OF liquors to commence at 10 O'clock horses car
riages and other personal property at II o'clock IL
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nnIIImnrn prndnre lInrIInI.

quiet and steady WI Howard Street supeTSe, IS. si5s5;
do. extra, s5.25a6; do. family, S6-25a7; CITY Mills
supertine, S5d5T5; do extra S5b0(d6I0; 10. family,
N@S75; Western superlne, S4'15G5; do. extra So'So
66; do family, s62597. Wheat very firm for choice;
prime 20 choice red sl'35q1'40; white, sl0O@lI6
Corn active; prime white, S5dSSc.; yellow, B1@92c
Oats, bb@57c Rye, 81. Mess pork quiet at S92@S8 /;
bacon quiet; rib sides, 1sHc.; clear do 19c; shOu-
ders, 15Hc.; hams, 2ic lard quiet at 100, Whisky
very quiet at 81, and stock scarce.
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STAToN.-Before Al
derman Kerr, committing magistrate, at the Gem
tral Station this afternoon, was arragned Michael
May, on the charge of stealing coat valued at sos
from the residence of ID. l.. Temple, No. 8l7 South
Seventh street. He was held in 5000 bail to answer
John Thomas, accused of attempting to resCue q
prisoner from Special Of1cer Merito last night, was
held in $500 BALTIC answer
Benjamin Cook accused OF the theft OF gold
watch, valued at 500, from Il. NJ Cox, Of Chester,
Pa, was held in 5000 bail to answer.
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FROM NEW .T'ORE.
Brick Pomeroy Abused.


New YORK, Dec. 22.-Pomeroy's Democrat
offers $500 reward for the name of the person
who sent a special despatch to the st Louis
Republican saying the Democrat would suspend
after this week.
New York Money Market.
Despatch TO The Euening Telegraph
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.--Money is easy at d and per
cent on call. The rain interferes with business,
and the transactions in stock and Governments are
small. The former are about steady at last nights
prices. The laster steady, with the exception Of
62s, which have declined 3. Foreign exchange has
advanced to 1OSsial09@s. Gold opened at 1201, ad-
yanced to e. and is now ". IL Is said that real
estate owners in the vicinity Of the City Hall propose
TO present site for a building to the Stock E&-
change. 1t would certainly pay them to do So
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec 22.-StockS firm. Money active mt
7per cent. Gold 1905. Five twenties, 1861 coupon
ll8; do. 1864, do, III; do. 1868. do, llll5; DO
do, new, 1133l: do. 1861 II do 1868, 114S I04OS
10s1( Virginia skies, new, % Missouri skies, 90 ;
Canton Company, Az Cumberland preferred % /;
Consolidated New York Central aud Hudson River
sT1 Erie, 81 y; Reading, 99's Adams Express 81 (;
Michigan Central, III; Michigan Southern, 80 !;
Illinois Central, 13l; Cleveland ana Pittshury
"a; Chicago and Rock Island, l05; PittsbuTg anl
Fort Wayne, 1sG; Western Union Telegraph, 32ii.
New York Produce 'snrNo.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22-COttOn heavy; sales OF 800
bales mddling upland at 5'tc. Flour-State aud
Western dull and declining, and Southern dull ana
declined l@2c.; old mixed western nominal at
S112 new yellow Southern at 9Ga99c. Oats dull and
heayy State 6lG@G5c.; Western 62HdG3kc.
Beef quiet. Pork dun and unsettled; mess, s3l0
81 25. Lard heavy; steam rendered in terces, IS Z.
Whisky quiet and nominal al 99r@St for free
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The Latest Quotations.
FROM THE W EST.
Fire In LonIaVIlIel

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IA ure last night de-
stroyed the upper portion of the furniture fac.
tory of Harg, Koop & Co.. on Third street
Loss SSO00-fully insured
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nez5- PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL

PHIL MADELPHIA, Dec. -, les9.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed on
FRIDAY, the 3lst instant and rsopened on TUESDAY
January IL, 1870.
A dividend of FIVE PER CENT. has been declared on
the Preferred and Common Stock clear of Naticn AN
State taxes, payable in CASH and after January H.
1870 the holders thereof they shall stand registered
the books of the Company the 3lst instant. All
payable at this Office. All orders for dividend be
witnessed and stamped. s. BRADFORD,
II 22t ~ Treasurer
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House.

Mr.. Stevenson presented petition or many rti-
Zcns of Cincinnati for an amendment Of the lntrInai
revenue law so as to permit distillerS Of grapes
apples, and praches to drop beer for dStation,
setting forth that about million dollars OF revenue
now lost might be secured by such law.
Bills were by unanimous consent introduced AMI
referred as follows:-
by Mr. Welker, to abolish Imprisonment ior debt
in the District Of Columbia.
Also, TO supply artificial limbs to discharged SOL
diers and sailors.
BY Mr. Sheldon Qa.), for the better organization
o. the United States District Courts in Louisiana
by Mr. Boyd extending the time for the compile
ton OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
BY Mr.. Washburn WIS., for the establishment of
collection district and port OF entry at La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
BY Mr.. Lawrence, proposing an amendment to the
Constitution.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr. Ingersoll in the chair, general debate
Mr.. CullOm addressed the committee on the sub
ieCt of the appOrtionment under the next census,
desiring IL TO be carried out to apply TO the next
Congress; favOrng the increase Of Representatives
10 at least three hundred; and intimating that At
no distant day there would be an amendment Of the
Constitution to change the basis of representation in
the Senate.
lie Thought that the whole system of representa-
ton should be revised, and that system should be
devised whereby all the people, minoritics and ma
jCrites. should he represented.
Mr.. Dawes replied to the argument OF Mr.. Cullom.
He said he heard with some apprehension that the
gentleman thought 1t right, but contemplated an at
tempt on the part of those who might have the
power Orimigh not, to break up the original consti-
tuition Of this Government compounded OF the
States and of the people OF the whole nation. He
did not understand the definition OF this Government
to De entirely Government OF the whole people as
mass.
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New York Produce SsnrKeI


New YORK, Dec. 22.-Townsend's tea and
coffee store, No. 80 Newark avenue, Jersey City,
was burnt early this morning. Loss, $4,000;
insurance. $1,000. A family living on theupper
floor were nearly suifOcated. The fire was acci-
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
i MORE RAlLRoAD.-TIME TABLE.-Trains
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
Way Mail Train at $50 A. M. Sundays excepted
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmlngso
fCE Crisfeld and intermediate stations
Express Train az l2 M. Sundays excepted fG
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington
Perryvle, and Havre-de-Grace. Connects at Wn
mngton with train for New Castle
Express Train at 400 p. M. (Sundays excepted,
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester
ThuTlow, linwood, Claymont, wilmington, Newport,
stanton, Newark, El6t4on East Charlestown,
Edgewood, Magnolia Chase's and Stemmers Run
Night Express at $50 p NJ. (daig) for Baltimore
wood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newark Ekton,
North Fast, Perryville, Eavrede-Grace, Perrymans
passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
take the 1900 N. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
roo i. NJ. The 5'O0P M. Train connects with Della
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate
Leave Wilmington $50 and sIo A. NJ, 1sO, 41b
and 200 y. NJ. The $40 A. NJ. Train will not stop
Train from Wilmington runs daily all other Accom-.
mOdatinn Trains Sundays excepted.
Trains leaving Wilmington at $50 A. M. and 4'l5
p. will connect at LamOkin Junction with the ZOO
A. NJ and 4'3e r. N. trains for Baltimore Central
Railroad.
FROM lhUli'OVN ~ iIU1ut NllG-leaYe baltimore
10 y. d., " ~ Mt4i 9,35 u. A., Express; 2'35 r.
NJ, Express; 7'25 p NJ, Express.
Leaves Baltimore M 7.q5 p M stonniS9 az Mao.
nolia, PerrymaD's, Aberdeen, Havre-de-Grace Per-
ryvile, ChaIlest0wn, North East, Elkton, Newark
stanton, Newport Wilmington, Claymont, Lnwood,
and Chester.
Ii. f. KENNEY, Superintendent
aA NEATLY MADE AND, HANDSOMELY
siGK UMBRELLAS FOR PRESENTS
JOSEPH RUSSELL,
Nos and N. FOURTH Street.
IN GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, SMALL
:. sizes, all eolors,
-"7'II FOR PRESENTS mo
for Misses, Il dis, and Children. -
JOSEPH RUSSELL.
Nos and N FOURTH Street.
an A PACA U NJ X l. l. A s,
ALL SIZES.
Handsome Holiday Presents, ,osrp,, ,,,,oo,,,
II i4tuthsetrp Nos. 2 and4 N, FOURTH Street
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FOURTH EDITION
Nominations by the President-The
Georgia Bill-A Subscription
Raised in Paris for the
Exiled Spania rds.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nominations by the President.
Despatch 20 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--The President to-day
sent to the Senate the following nominations
B. Whitman Williams, Postmaster at Rome, N.
Y; Amasa b. Tracy, Postmaster at Middle
burg, Vt; Gabriel G. Wharton, District Attor-
ney for Kentucky, Uice Brisbin, resigned.
The Georgia Bill Goes to the President.
The Georgia Reconstruction bill was presented
to the President this afternoon for his signature.
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FORTY-FIRsT TEKDI-sECOND SESSION.

Senate.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill requiring reOrgani-
zation OF the Virginia Legislature.
The House resolution extending the until
the 10th of January was ConCurred In.
motion by Mr. Williams to refer the bill relating
to Chinese immigration gave rise 10 considerable
discussion as to its merits.
The Washington International Exposition bill was
tfen taken up and debated at length.
ON motion of Mr.. Trumhull, at 9 y. VI. the Senate
went into Executive session, when the doors were
closed.
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FOND OF TEA.-B. Wisner, alias Edward Smith,
and James Burns were arrested at Seventh and
Carpenter streets whilst ngglng along the street a
chest of tea which they had stolen. Alderman Col
Inns committed the two TO prison, and reserved the
tea for the owners application. -
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FIFTH ION
THE LATz ST NEWS.

Important Intelligence-The Official
Correspondence Between the
State Department and Mr..
Motley Relative to
the Alabama
Claims.
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BURGI ARY.-The residence No. 1882 GraysOn
street. occupied by one George Roger, was entered
some time last night, while the family was absent
and robbed of velvet cloak silk sack, and dress,
the whole valued at $50. The burglar ELECTED an
entrance by forcing open the back door.
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RAILROAD ACCIDEET.-The conductor OF the 7'15
through train from Washington this morning found
the body of an unknown white man lying on the
track at the intersection OF the Germantown Rail-
down and run over by previously passing train.
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TEMPERANCE.-A public meeting, under the aus
pices OF Philadelphia Division Sons of Temperance,
will be held at the late Rev. DIR. StOcktOns church,
corner of Eleventh and Wood streets this evening,
at ~ O'Clock. Hon. Robert NJ. Foust will preside,
and addresses viii be delivered by Rev. George A.
PeltZ, and Edward G. Lee, Jonah BoughtOn, and j.
Cathpll ESnS.
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elendInning, Davis = Co. report through their New
N. Y. cent, Hud Pitts r. Chi. r. ss
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY PROCURED
IL PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED
AND soLD.-Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No 1876 S. SEVENTH Street. 780
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7NHERE is NOW OVER s5OOO,oOO PRIZE MONEY
4 unclaimed in the United States Treasury. All
pcvsons VINO have been in the Naval service OF the
United States their heirs or representatives should
make an immediate inquiry upon the subject at No.
1856 S. SEVENTH Street. T8O
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SoLDIERs DISCHARGED BEFORE TWO
- years service for injuries or wounds, including
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows or heirs
III they have received none) TO 5000 bounty. 1T.
Apply TO ROBERT S. LEAGUE d CO.,
TBO No 1875 S. SEVENTH Street
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FATAL REsULT.-Charles Kelley, who was injured
on Monday by being caught in a hOisting apparatus
at a paper mill, Manayunk, died from the
effects OF his INJURIES at his reside nce No. 1Os
ROhnsnn street. ManaYunk. this morning.
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CHRISTMAS EXERCISES AT THE JEFFERSON GRAM
MAR SCHOoL.-ChrstInas exercises OF an interesting
character took place this morning at the Jefferson
Boys Grammar School, Sixteenth ward. The eXer-
cises commenced at 90 O'Clock, and consisted of
addresses reCtations, dialogues, declamatOns, ora
tious and the reading of original essays; Also vocal
and instrumental music, solos and duets, by differ
ent pupils and choruses by the whole school. His
Honor Mayor Fox and Rev. William Cathcart were
nresnnt and took part In the eXerCiseS
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DERSoNS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application to the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT S. LEAGUE Il CO.,
No. lBb South SEVENTH Street.
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DoBERT s. LEAGUE u CO., NoTARIEs PUB
1C LILO, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.-DeposItions
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terr'>
tory OF the y States TP
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FAST DRIvING.-Wiam Nicely is the name OF an
Individual arrested by Onlcer DanehOwer yesterday
at Third and Coates street, for lashing superan-
nuated specimen Of the equine species into al un-
laRfnl gAit Alderman TOland fned him.
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