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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-05
Domestic Affairs,

Gold closed yesterday at 18s95.
1t is said that the Indians are again taking up
arms.
The currency balance in the National Treasury
amounts to s23000,0OO.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday We're
over million dollars.
The Government officials have seized smuggled
sugar in Dubuque, Iowa.
The New York State SpOrtsmen's Convention
was held yesterday at Syracuse, \. \.
&C. MaXson Co. s planning mill at Providence, r.
j., was burned to the ground last night.
The PCstmaster-G General made large number of
changes of Postmasters yesterday in this state.
-PostmasteT-General Creswe yesterday removed
ten clerks and appointed ten others to fill their
places.
drowned at New Orleans yesterday by the breaking
of his armor.
timore judge for dealing in lottery tickets without
license.
General Sckles when he will be ready to the
duties of his mission.
Fifty dollars conscience money was received
yesterday 10y the authorities at Washington from
person in Trenton, y. j.
In the Mldshipmen's race at Annapolis yesterday,
one of the contendng boats was swamped by the
rough sea- No lives were lost
-rbe Southern Central Railroad Company will
issue one hundred and fifty thousand first mortgage
bonds, to complete their road to Ontario
All the old currency, copper, stereotype, and
electrotype plates of the Treasury Department were
melted yesterday in the presence of the committee.
"A party of gentlemen, while bathing IN water
cnre establishment in Buffalo, Yesterday mad stolen
an aggregate of ,035 from their clothing.
John and Mary Newman and John Henderson
were arrested yesterday in Buffalo, y. y, charged
with rObbing the American Express Company in
this city.
"A delegation OF national bank officers called on
Secretary Boutwell, yesterday TO protest against their
banks being excluded from the list of Government
repositories.
BY the premature explosion Of blast on the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad, at POughquog,
v, sterday, one man killed and several others
mOrtay wounded
The Spanish Minister, it is rumOred, asked our
Secretary of State to interfere to prevent adverse
criticisms of the press on his Government Result,
he was snubbed by Mr.. Fish.
The iewelry store Of c. A. Aughnbaugh at Har-
risburg was yesterday entered by thieves the clerk
drugged with chorotorm, ana three thousand dol
lars worth of jewelry taken away.
The Universal Franchise Association OF Wash
ington have issued circular asking candidates for
municipal offices in that capital II they intend to ad-
vocate the doctrines Of the association.
R-The Grand Lodge of Masons, meeting in New
York, yesterday adopted resolution OF nOn-inter-
course with the Grand Orient of France until the
Orient shall Withdraw her recognition of the so
called Supreme Grand Council OF Louisiana.
-Four railroad conductors and mob of men
fought at Dutch Kills, L. l., yesterday, concerning
the merits of their respective roads. portion of
the track OF the Flushing Road was toruup, and
two Of the men are probably dead, from injuries
received
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Foreign Annirs.

The New Dominion Government have, it is
understood, agreed not to press its unpopular bank
ing scheme during the present session.
1t is reported that the Newfoundland delegates
have come TO an understanding with the Dominion
Government in regard to the terms of union
There was another debate in the Nova Scotia
House of Assembly concerning the annexation of
that province to the New Dominion. The debate
did not exhibit any striking enthusiasm in favor OF
the project.
Captain General Dulce sailed yesterday for
Spain.
Havana,
An uncle of Quesada has been executed near
Puerto Principe.
-One thousand volunteers from Spain, are eX-
pected to land in a few days.
hundred Americans with ninety Spanish soldiers.
The French Atlantic cable is completed
THE new French agent in Mexico will hold no in
tercourse with the Mexican Government.
THE French and other foreign ENJOYS in China
demand an apology for insult to Count de Roche
houart. go, , -, -,
hama treaty and are disposed TO take more CON
servatiVe view of the matter.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Cifv Annirs.


The Examiners, Messrs. Messick and Bltturs
yesterday took another batch OF testimony in the
city contested election case
The wholesale tobacco houses on Water street.
Front street. and Arch street have united in an
agreement to close their stores during the warm
weather at O'Clock p NJ, except on saturdays
when they will close at F. NJ. This arrangement
goes into effect to-day and continues until Septem-
ber4.
The committee appointed a. few days since at
meeting Of the Ingram Carpet Neavers TO report
upon the state of the strike existing among the
weaVers in the district of keusingtOn have reported
that there 5bl looms receiving the full price de-
manded and that 29l looms are still idle. The COM
mttte hold daily sessions to receive reports from
those on the strike.
The House Carpenters Of the southwestern sec
u n OF the city heldsa meeting last evening in Kater
Hall, on south street, above Fifteenth, for the pur
pose Cf forming a Union. William II. Weller pre-
sic ed, and Neil Malloy acted secretary A pre-
mnary organization was perfected by the election
OF temporary officers A committee was appointed
on a constitution and bylaws and instructed to
report on Friday night next The meeting then ad-
jOurned until that time.
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THE REFORMED SYNOD.
l-EsrERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.


The SYNOD opened with prayer at three O'Clock
YESTERDAY afternoon after which free Interchange
OF opinion took place in regard 10 the DeneVOient
operations OF the Church The Synod was then ad-
dressed by Dr. Cornell on the proper training OF the
Vouth of the Church on religious matters
The Rev DR. Scudder. Secretary OF the Board or
Foreign Christian Union, then briefly addressed the
synod His remarks We're chiefly leVelleu aJ tne
encroaching power OF ROmanlsm IN America
Though Papacy is losing ground IN Europe, yet IL Is
making headWay in the Uuited states, ana ne eA-
horted all present TO combine and use every en-
deaVor TO check the spread of Catholicism. III,
The balance OF the afternoon was taken up WIZ
a discussion the adyisabllity OF an addl ION ol
nnety-five new hymns, made % the authorized COT
lection Of the same by the comslittee appointed py
the last Synod. In the performance OF tne duIy
assigned them by the last Synod the committee IN
tended TO occupy each page OF the hymn book with
a hymn OF a certain metre. In many cases II was
found that the pages were not entirely flied up by
the HYMNS furnished and in order TO make the book
az fun as possible, selections were made from stan
dard English books and inserted to Ill up the pages
not fully occupied. In this way ninety-1ve hymns
rot into the body OF the book not authorized by the
long discussion ensued, without coming to any
thing 1eHnife and 1t was decided to resume the
same subject in the evening"
Ciover,or Pollock Director OF the Mint inviting the
meofers of the Synod to visit that instituton. The
invttation was accepted, and q vote OF thanks ten
derad to DirecUOr Pollock The Synod then ad
jOurned with prayer.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was deyoted 10 a further dls
iri{sston AZ the question or tpe nymh-Dook, dle
whseh the resolution attached 10 the report OF III
committee was adopted.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Tho City Amu.enent-.

AT THE ARCH the drama of the Nnyble Hear, will
We ~, performed this evening" with Mrs. Drew as
,i ,iklaIco,n MI. Barton Hill as "Raphael," and Mr..
charles Wacot as "Volage"
m, Ihe performance will conclude with the farce Of
On Monday the new drama of Biack and WHIT will
be produced.
At THE WALNUT Mr. Joseph jefferson will appear
ths evening as Grip Van Wrinkle"
AT THE CHEsNUT the Elise Holt Troupe will con-
cIuue thelr engagement this evening. The buresque
Ol LdcTettd BOrgd will be performed
AT THE THEATRE COMtQUE the opera OF FiOrette the
Cricket Will be given for the last times this afternoon
and evening.
Miss Susan Galton will conclude her engagement
next week.
AT THE AMERICAN attractive variety entertain
ments Will be given this afternoon and evening.
CARL GAERrNERS Vocal and instrumental Society
VIII give private classical sOrec at the Seventeenth
street Drawng-Room this evening. Tickets can be
procured at Mr. Gaertner's oftCc $. f. corner Tenth
aud Walnut streets.
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TO CIGAR BUYERS.

Fresh importatlons Of Havana Cigars, in bond OF
duty paid Large assortment offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz. -
'rMARIANA RITA"
High grade Vuelta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles Low
prices compared with imported cigars. fair trial
will prove their merits.
'rFRA DIAvOLO."
Lower priced than the 'Mariana Rita" three styles;
excellent cigars
''FLEtTR DE LYS," "LOUIS DOR"
and other brands, all copyrighted each OF highest
tale IN rs respective class.
A.. of our Havana leaf we import direct, and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars, which offered regularly by many respecta
bic dealers, although some irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars Of our make.
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers.
They can be prontaby rctailed at prices forty per
cent. less than imported cigars, will give equal salts
faction, and should be tried without prejudice, by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
S. FUGUET Il SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
8 13 26trp No 800 South FRONT Street.
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ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES. ...............421l Moon RISES ... 2O5
oUF oEIb. HIGH WATER. 10 A
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KsE% "a PENNY SAVED is EQUAL TO TWO
Earned"-The time to save money is when you earn
weekly in the old FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No 1876
S. FOURTH Street, below Chestnut. Money in large
small received and five per cent interest allowed
Open daily from to and Monday evenings from to
O'Clock. CYRUS OADWALLADER,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

TOnaWanda Jonninre Nnvnnnnh phindolnhn
and southern Mail Steamship Go.
steamer X. Willing, Cundf, BALTIMORE A. Groves .Jr
Barque lmperador, Heard, Pernambuco, A. T.. Damon
brig W. A. Davls MOoster. Portsmonth. ~ A. Sonler 3
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ARRIVED yEsTrpnAv

bchr jamie Banfeld, JaRo, Naples Workman & Go.
Schr X q. Thomas, Crockett Boston, Warren n Gregg
schr D. o. Patterson, Soull, Alexandria David Cooper
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SAL S.

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUP
Piled TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDER THE
COGNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF CoNSTRUC-
TION AND REPAIR.
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NOs 3, I, o. 12, IS, 10, 1s, 23 % s2, 30, 40, As.
%, 80, 81, SO, 81 O., 90, CO. g. Co. 20, H. 7o 75 a.
II, SO. O6s4t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-30

WoAES are the centres Of homes, and love
and respect. They are modest they are
graceful from natures hands. they use little
ornament, they have refinement that sbrinks
from publicity. they have courteous demesn.
or. they have the halo Of mother hood, the
saintship OF lifss duties nebly performed,
they have deep religious faith that guides
them. they have an unselfish regard for the
rights Of others, they lave a conscience
that shrinks from the faintest breath that
would snlly the true glory and power OF wo-
manhood. 1t is easy to assume the ssrb of
the sex, but it 10 difficult to attain the spir-
it OF it. ifhy nature or education an individ.
ual belongs 10 . coarser mould; but it ia
worth tho striving for. There can lie no
higher honor than is contained in the words
"a noble woman" Ii women would only
lay usido this anxiety about q variety for
their bodies, and study as earnestly to
cothe their minds with firm purvCr.s. with
noble aspirations, with culture. with unset
h'h thoughts or aspirations they would find
that the true sccre. Of life wHs at last with
10 their grasp, and that all before had been
but the outer sanctuary of o temple filled
with beauty and holiness.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-30

An sn,erprising genius in San Francisco
has invented an Internal machine, which he
slyly tested by placing 1t on tho track of II
street railroad. He blew up carload of
people, but they didn't mind il. They
thought the shock only an earthquake. TIE
machiae resembles an old-fashioned walcb.
being about two inches in diameter and
Gve-eighths Of an inch 10 thickness. 1t was
composed OF Russia sheet iron, with two
strong clasps of lead, by which 1t was st..
cured to the railroad track. Fixed in the
interior CT the torpedo. and nearly reaching
it's upper surface, were three gnn-nipples,
soldered to the lower plate They were
armed with ordinary percussion caps, and
were exploded by the car wheels passing
over them. The machine was flied, Of
course with some powerful explosive mix
ture.
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Money is so tight in France that the Elm
peror refused on New Years Day to pay off
the debt of his poor relations, according to
custom.
In Bavaria. a priest. in an sfter-dinner
speech, spoke disrespecttnlly Of the Prime
Minister, and Was punished by being sent
to prison.
A private soldier OF the United States ar
my, named Francis Gasson, at present sta :
TONED at Marion, Va, has just fallen heir
to sls,oO in gold
Minneapolis refuses to allow track through
Second street to unite tho main line of the
ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad with the Mil.
waukee and st. Pail.
A farmers convention, TO last four days
began at Augusta, Maine. on Tuesday morn.
ing. They discussed potato culture and ex
hibited sixty varieties.
Abel W. Erskise's barn, in SomeryiIle.
Maine, was burnsd with nineteen head OF
cattle, on Monday morning. Loss, nearly
four thousand dollars.
A number of negroes and . few whites 10
Petersburg, Va, have formed an association
for the impartial relief of tho. suffering poor
OF that city.
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THE OH MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECOhp,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Jan. 80.
The market is in fat condition to-day.
Nothing doing. Last evening 500 bbbls.
were sold at $3.50. We quote at Sc co to
$6s5.
Shipments Of oil from this point, Jan. 20,
per y. c. Il A. r. Railroad, 1,7so barrels
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED PoR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.

Madrid, Jan. 80.
1t is stated that the members OF the Pro.
visional Government are unanimously in
iavor Of Duke Montpensier for the Spanish
throne.
London. Jan. 80.
An invitation has been extended to Rev.
erdy johnson to dine with the corporation
authorities of Glasgow in February. He
has accepted the invitation.
United States Minister Tuckerman. in a
speech delivered at public dinner in
Athens Thursday. expressed the kindliest
feelings Of the American nation for Greece.
pledged the cordial sympathy of his Govern-
ment for the Greeks in their anticipated
trouble with the Turks.
Athens. Jan. 80.
The action Of the King Of Greece upon
the terms submitted by the recent Conference
is considered uncertain, and nothing de-
finite as to his intention relative to the mat
ter il at yet known.
Toronto, Jan. 30.
\ dispatch from Ottawa says Mr.. Howe
aud Sir John Mcdonald have settled the
Nova Scotia question 40 far as principles
are concerned, y few details only remaining
to DO arranged
Bellows Falls, VI, Jan. 80
Weston and suite have arrived at this
place. He is n few b0nra behind time in
consequence Of the bad condition Of the
roads. He has averaged SO miles u day
since he left Bangor.
Montreal. Jan. 80.
The billiard match was won by Dion. he
scoring 1900 to Fosters Lille. Average
362.
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFTS.

THE RICHEST GIFT which Young Man can pre-
senr to his Bride; is sound constitution and pure
heart. Essays on these subj jects with the huma ne
tviews Of benevolent Physicians, sent 10 sealed 10
ter envelopes free of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box r., pbiladelpbia, Ps i7a -am
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EVERY FATHER

Should secure Policy as early possible, as nnpe
but healthy persons can be insured, and 1t Ia his
moral duty, to provide IN the safest way for his fam
i'y, which he cannot do better, than by Life In.
suranse. Money invested in business may bring
interest for while. but 1t may all be lost, and
the family 10 thus left destitute
Jan7-u
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. 80, p. m
Refined 22s4d. Spirits. 81.
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Div9tlendy are Declared Anna..
ally !.

And may be used to assist in paving Premiums 70
afford ADDITIONAL insuranc .. to secure paid up
Polio after they have been In force foi number
OF years, - explained In our pamphlet they may
accumulate at compound interest to increase the
sum insured
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ANTWERP, Jan. 3O.-5 y. m.
Crnde---5s1r@59.
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Antwerp, Jan. 800 p. m.
5sls@59 francs.
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LONDON. Jan. 80. pm.
Refined. 23lsd. Spirits. Cd.
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MARX ETS-.BH TEL.
Etss&Apfa.
Special Dispatches TO the Daily Record
PIrTsBURGH. Jan. 50.
Spot--l7 for IS gravity. ~ gr. -.
First water--l7 for As &. Al gr. -.
B. o. first six menths-lS for As or;
- for Al gr.
8. o. first six months, l6Is@l7 for As gr !;
- for At gr
Buyers option all this year, 20 for As gr.
- for At gr.
Sellers option all this year, l6@lSl8 for
As gr.
Sales-None.
Market-Dull and wesker.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

The San Francisco papers speak
of a heated term of unusual dura-
ton in that city. The Chronicle
philosophers and thinks physical
changes are going on in the earth
that cause change of climate. 1t
may be, and no doubt is so. The
United States is evidently growing
warmer.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

AS tEue lis any OInef maxim is tnat
one which says "a house divided
against itself cannot stand. William
J. Shaw, wealthy man of San Fran
cisco, leading Democrat of the
chivalry wing, and State Senator
from that city and county, went to
China about year ago, and from
the Corean Peninsula writes a letter
TO the Alta. in which occurs the fol-
lowing passage with reference to the
Mogolian Sedan bearers of that pen
insula, evidently intending mali
ciously to SANDER the opposition, or
McCoppin wing of the party:
They are a stalwart, hardy race, and an
invoice OF 1000 landed in San Francisco
could easily hold their own against third
greater number of the self-constituted Irish
Reception Committee that fiourished before
| left; and as to physique, they are as far
ahead of them In the moral qualifications
which form the elements of civilization. As
a Democratic leader, should prefer them as
constituents. If the choice was based on
shrewd native intelligence that could detect
without prejudice right from wrong
So long as the Irish or any other
class of people will cringingly bow
the knee and obey their chivalric
masters with servile humility, so
long are they proclaimed the salt of
the earth by the sanhedrims of the
party but let them once ask to
have a voice in the management of
party affairs and the distribution of
party patronage, and straightway
they are all denounced as inferior to
the lowest order among the races of
men.
The Republican idea is that all
men are equal before the law, and
that socially each must take care OF
himself and seek the level to which
his genius, intelligence and social
qualities entitle him, acknowledging
and recognizing a social difference
not only in races but in individuals
of the same race. But here is a
grave Democratic Senator who
would consign the whole Irish race,
as represented by their committee,
to a position, both as to physique
and intellect, below the common
Mongolian. Irishmen, when being
honied and cousined by hypocritical
and sycophantic pretenders to
tender affection for everything Celtic
by these leaders should reflect upon
these things and remember that their
votes are all that is wanted, and
that after they have grown rich
enough to travel away from and no
longer need their support they then
have no hesitation IN making KNOWN
their true estimate of the men who
have placed them in power and on
the way TO wealth.
Let them tear themselves loose from
the delusion into which they have
been drawn as a spider inveigles
fly to bis net and acknowledge the
patent fact that all men are created
equal in every political and legal
right, that modern Democracy is a
snare and deceit to lure the un-
suspecting to their own destruction.
This Corean Peninsula letter is but
one of a thousand evidences OF the
spirit that animates the Democratic
party when they dare manifest 1t.
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Persons calling for the above letters Will
please say Advertised" and give the date.
JOS Bury, +. NJ.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Remaining in Pcstofiicc Oct. 9th 1863
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SENIOR GoDoY, the efficient Mexi-
can Consul at San Francisco, died
suddenly a few days ago of ossifica-
ton OF the heart, and was buried
according to the rites of the Catho-
lie church from st. Mary's Cathedral.
Senior Godoy displayed great zeal
and tact as Consul at that important
port during the war between Maxi-
millian and Juarez, and was ever
ready with sympathy and good
works on the side of the Union du-
ring our rebellion. He was pure
patriot. sound republican and true
gentleman, as we ever found him
during an acquaintance of several
months in the years lS64-5.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Boots, ele
according 10 quality
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To compute interest at ten per
cent. per annum, multiply the prin-
cipal by the number Of months and
by SO.