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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Ad.nirnishIp.

Special Despatch to the Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA member OF the Senate
COMMITTEE Oh Naval Affairs now in this city says
there will be strong opposition to the confirmation
of Vice-Admiral Porter 80 De Admiral in place OF
EarTagas. In ms contest WIN tne committee OF
succeeded in making many enemies among Senators
and members OF the House. Some OF them suspect
him OF interfering with their appointments, to
get the President to defeat them, and they will be
anxious to pay OF Old There is some talk OF
abolishing the rank of Admiral. Tnis would leave
Porter nigh and dry, and at the time dispense
with the necessity of his rejection by the Senate.
The French Minister mt Washington. +
The French Minister here has not received any
inform alton of the appointment OF his successor,
though he s daily expecting 1t, by the new Govern
siDess of an oiicial character with the State De-
pariment.
The Alleged RecoEnition of the French Re-
There is no information here, either at the De-
partment OF State elsewhere In official circles,
conhrmatory OF statements made by New York
evening paper, that the President had instructed
Secretary Fish 10 issue proclamation recognizing
will wait until the result OF the new movement is
more definitely known and until the republic makes
application for recognition by sending minister
here officially. Our Government has no notification
OF the fall OF the empire.
Duties on the Me xicnn Frontier.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Treasury Department
is informed that heretofore goods EaVe been ad-
mitted to enter at Preside del Norte and other
points on the MexicaO frontier by that Government
hereafter and without further notice all goods i'm
ported there must pay the full tariff OF duties
Army Orders.
First Lieutenant r. Il. Whitman, 80 Cavalry, is
ordered TO Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, to ac-
company recruits for his regiment
Bedloes Island, New York harbor, is discontinued
as a depot or rendezvous for recruits and win be
RarTisoned unGer order OF the General commanding
the Department OF the East.
The Superintendent of the General Recruiting
Service, New York city, will give directions concern
ing the proper distribution OF the recruits and
ItcTuting property on that island.
The teegraphic order relieving Major Brantz
aymaster, from duty In the Department OF Tex as
and ordering him to repair TO Baltimore, Md, 10
report by letter to the War Ohice aud await ORDERS
Is revoked.
Paymaster ]. L, Eldridge, OF the navy, is ordered
TO special duty at New York.
The orders detacbng Gunner j. NJ. Hogg from
the Pensacola Navy Yard have been revoked.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. THE Flour market Is eX-
tremely quiet, the demand both for shipment and
home consumption being limited 500 or 900 barrels
changed hands, including supernne at s5'95@5pO; /;
extras at s562h@6; Iowa. Wisconsin, and Minne-
sofa extra family at SO 25ta7 the latter rate for
choice; Pennsylvania do do. at s6TS@7 49, Ohio do.
do. at s6Tb@7'50 and fancy brands at 81 76s6O, as
in quality. Rye Flour is steady at s6759s6. In Corn
Meal nothing doing.
The Wheat market is dull, and prices favor buyers
Sales OF 2500 bushels Western red ut 81 $50 81 a,d
400 bushels choice Pennsylvania do. at 81 Al. Rye
ranges from 97c to Sc. for Western. Corn is in
better request at former Sales Of 5000 bushels
at 93c. for Western yellow 96997c for PennsylvaHa
do; and 90@9lc for high and S4C9S6c for low
Western mixed. Oats are steady and in fair
request Sales OF 5000 bushe white Western at o2c.
go bushels Pennsylvania at see and 500 bushels
poor Delaware at 4bc. 5O0O bushels Western Barley
and 6O00 bushels Barley Malt sold on private terms.
Whisky is dull We quote Western iron. bound
at S6c.
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NOTES OF THE WAR.
How tho Prus-,ans live on the Ere


A French paper says The PTussians wonderfully
well informed of everything that goes on. even 20
the smallest details. Some days ago regiment OF
Uhlans entered village through which the French
army had passed fOur-and-twsnty hours before.
The French had with great difficulty obtained
5000 ratons from the country people, the Prusslans
required % 600; they were told that il was impos-
hibe TO comply with this demand, and that by COM
pletely desp0iing the Inhabitants It would be impos
sible to collect more than quarter OF what was
claimed. The cOmmandant pulled some notes out of
his pocket and looked through them, 'Where is
Schultz" said he. Here an, commandment, re-
pile an honest fellow, reddenng with pride at dnd
ing himself known TO so powerful person. You
have three cows-a hundred hens know where
you have hidden your oats; you Withdrew your nour
quick about it," Thus the cOmmandant called all
the Inhabitants one after the other aud proved to
them that he was as We'll acquainted as themselves
with their resources IL is needless To add that the
95 600 rations were made up in an hours time.
rroHbIe BrewInk In Algeria.
The pdll Mall Gazette S:-"It seems highly pro-
bable that there viii be disturbances among the
French as well as the Arab population of Algeria,
We gather from long and vehement article in the
AkhBaT (J0tirRaI dc FAgeTfe), OF Imperial proeivi-
ties, that three gentlemen, well known as leading
men OF high character among Algerian colonists,
have refused 90 take the Oaths OF allegiance TO the
Government, thus excluding themselves from sit
ting in the General Council, and as the Akhbar ex-
press IT, making u appear that the majority OF the
Aleerians are hostile 70 the Gbvernment. Nj. Jolly,
the head of this party has avOWed openly that lie
Will seize every occasion OF showing MS hO5tlllty
to the Government"
why Baraxuny d,HIiIlers was Removed
correspondent OF the Jafspesdance Be'ge says
that the Emperor WAS not well received ut ChslOns,
and he gives the follow inR story rs the cause OF the
removal OF Martial Barag1ay d1lilers: = The En-
press having sent for him TO question him upon the
situation, was informed that perfect tranquility
existed In the capital. But, said the Empress,
senTselyes and the dynasty 2 Oh, as TO that sal
the Marshal, nobody thinks about IL. France only
thinks of driving out the russlans at any eos for
the rest T. will be seen 10 afterWard.' The nDress
Was angry, ana the reIAosAl "a the larsnal Was the
rekulI"
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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The Republic an Experiment.
Peace or Destruction.
apathy Of Queen Victoria.
Her People Indignant.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Alleged French Recognition.
The Report Premature.
Alleged French Recognition.
The Report Premature.
FROM EUROPE.
Frauce JeuIous of MILITARY Glory.

France JeuIOuB of Military Glory.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-The Times says If France
refuses 10 treat the republic viii perish, be-
cause Frencbmen are more jealous OF military
glory than of the right aud justice Of others.
The Demands Of Prussia.
LONDON, Sept z-The German States, at the
demand of Prussia, undertake to provide for
$4,000 French prisoners at the rate of one to
every 500 of population.
French Ambassador TO Russia Resigns.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.-General Fleury,
who has recently been acting here as ambassa-
dor of France, has resigned. He instantly left
the country.
Hard on Royalty.
LONDON Sept. THE Times to day has
several bitter articles on the absence and apathy
of the Queen and Princes, who are Devastating
while Europe is shaken to its foundation. The
Ministry, ,oib their hercuLidR Efforts hGUe sue
ceeded in restraining Greece from hurting her
uast energies into the contest This summarizes
the conduct of England at this supreme crisis of
Europe.
Highly Ympo
LONDON, Feb. 7.--The weather to-day is
stormy, and rain is falling in torrents.
The steamship Caledonia,
from New York for Glasgow, was signalled off
Moville to-day.
The government Warehouses
are gorged with bonded goods, and merchants
clamor vainly for more accommodations.
The steamship
cry Of Washington,
from New York for Liverpool, arrived at
Queenstown this morning.
Austria and the Neutral Leasne.
VIENNA, Sept TIT is asserted that the
accession of Austria to the neutral league is
qualified by the condition that mediation is
prohibited
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.
A marnudsr I.o-en III. Hend.

Among the many scenes ON the battle 1eld which
are now cropping up in every newspaper the follow
ing from Figaro is worthreading:-'On the morrow
vi tie battle OF Gravelotte decaptated country
man was found by the side OF the body Of a 1ouave
offcer. 1t was only by attentively examining the
position OF the two corpses that EXPLANATION of
this singular discovery was ecited. le country
man, II was found, was marander, as lantern by
ms side cOir0bOrated Not being able TO undo the
gold, the marauder attempted to cut IL, and In so
doing stuck the knife into the officers stomach.
Now, the zouave, It would appear, not yet
dead; he had only tainted. Suddenly jump,ng up,
he must have seized the thief by the hair of the
head. and with one blow OF his saOre beheaded
him.
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REPUBLICANLSM IN FRANCE.
PreviSus Attem mpts at setting up "A French Re
public, and how they have Fared-A Histori-
cuI Hesumo.

Previous Atte N pts at setting up a French Re-
public, and how they have Fared-A Histort-
cnI kesnmo.
At time when France, in the midst OF a great
national disaster and humiliation, is again about to
try the experiment of a republic brief resume of
the previous attempts in the same direction will not
be uninterestng.
The revolution in the new world which called
new nation into existence, and transformed the
British colonies into the United States OF North
America, and established a republic the chief
cornerstone of which the absolute legal equality
OF all its citizens, was the inspiring cause OF the
great CONFUSION that overthrew one OF the Oldest
monarchies in Europe and inaugurated scenes OF
terror that mankind sn trembes to think upon.
The example OF America was the spark that caused
the explosion in France but the real for the
revolution are to be looked for in the long years
OF oppression during which the people OF
France gI0aned under the tyranny OF "a naughty
oligarcby OF nOoles, and were taxed beyond endur-
ance TO suppUrG the ryoities and extravagances OF
the gayest and most splendid court OF Europe. TIE
mbecility OF Louis XVI, the insensiblity OF mis-
queen to the dire misery that surrounded her on
every side, and the wasteful extravaganza OF the
Ministry, served 20 prec'pitate the storm that had
been gathering fol centuries. The passions OF the
populace were excited by the writings OF political
pampheteers who pointed 10 the example OF Anne
rica, and asked why France should endure ali the
mikeries imposed upon her when it needed but
uni ed effort TO free the nation from its tyrtnts,
and when the storm burst upon the 10th Of
August, 1893, ami the King aud his
supporters were obliged to succumb to its Jury. The
National Convention met on the 2lst of September,
and the King was sentenced to death a defiance
TO the powers of Europe which had combined TO
crush out the spirit OF liberty that had arisen In
France. The republic entered upon the apparently
unequal contest denanty, and the French people,
with a unanmty that has never been paralleled,
hurled themselves against their invaders, and on
the adjournment of the convention, on the 25th OF
October, 1895, after session OF more than thirty
seven months, the enemies OF the republic
were everywhere humbed. In the meantime
scenes OF terror were enacted In Paris,
and the world stood aghast at the atrocities that
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LEGAL xNrELLreENcH.
Prison Gases.
cntyt of Quarter Ssssfo,ts-4 uisou. p. J.

Court Of Quarter Sessf0ns-AuisOH p. j.
parties upon Court today The docE was well iiea WITH
prisoners, and business was fairly begun
stealing Ss and
sarte9 Nm upon an msgnaTs NJ errand soon
office and ted the lady charge the had
for him; having thus thrown suspicion from him and
b. ing e1 e9n se sl,ed a. gSn pipes So % f
He speedily followed captured aud the property
joseph gaIlns col red detected in the Of steal
Co. on delaware avenue, and beng brought to court
Thomas Welsh pi. guilty to the charge of stealing
Thomas d. Hanes. Young man of incorporate habits
owned up having stolen several house
Of lady acquaingnce When arrested he gave up pawn
Lew fsInel coored wss tonne guilty OF the iarcsuy
John Clancy was convicted of the larceny of basket of
William Hunter, youth, was convicted of the larceny
The lith of July tin roofers re working az Mrs Suli.
vans bOuse and boy observed moving and out
of the rooms and the day the missed
from the bureau in the ady's cnanber Tne boy
ed on .uspGion, and the articles were found Upon
George Williams ada; Harpsr was convicted Of at
end avorng TO force enrance through the rear cellar
ehssed and captured by MIR Albert Detter VINO resided
there he et s,aSt Susng anti ~ Of b9 LEAD d pipe PIP
wTs Inch IS is 0seS for HS %s Of picking pck Ks
Jud was informed that ON previous occasion he had
succeed in stealing several watches from a boarding
william Williams pleaded guilty the charge of steal
ing nty dollars worth Of snoo lniDgs from the VIII ir
of the Boston Steamship Company where the goods had
Just been deposited from shin.
James peyne and James Hughes, Juveniles, ons of
whom could hardly touch the railing Of dock with his
chm without tip toeing pleaded guilty to the charge of
Sh ea Of s house IN e % @
pers from the adjoining house tbess boys break
the window OF 81, door in Hansons house
them climbed 10 tho interior and opened the
door for the other An officer being summoned fonnd
the little fellows lpxuriatng in the parlo having
been unable to make up ther minds what to lake rney
hkewiee pltaded guilty to the charge OF stealing articles
from H. w. Coesbnrry in whose house they cred in
the and they known to have pracsed this
business all summer.
John Snarkey e4ded guilty to the charge OF as
saut and battery upon his wife. The Door woman
said James was in the habit OF getting drunk beating
her, throwing her Uto the street at O'Clock in the
morning, pawning her goods, and he was ''very bad
indeed"
John Williams pleaded guilty to a charge of steal
ing ham.
Albert d. Perry convicted of the larceny of pair
Of shears,
Charles Ellis, boy of fifteen sixteen, who has
attended bar Fifth and lombard streets taveru
convicted of the larceny of ninety cents which and
companion to take from the till of beer saloon
at Thirteenth and Uallowhill streets.
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Ra,t,more Produce rTnrkes.

BALTIMORE, Sept 7.-Cotton quiet, and nominally
19Hc. Flour quiet and unchanged We eX-
cept Western, which s better; sales OF amber
MARYLAND at s145@1t0; fair to good Maryland
red at 81 35tal 40; common, s1O3a1 90; Southern
Western, 81 2h@119s; Western hmber, st'S0. Corn
white southern, s0@S5c. yellow soouthern, $4,000.
mixed Western, Sa@S2C. Oats, 45@50c. Rye, 20 aS5c.
PrOvisiOns-Better feeling, but unch Inged. Wnlsky
quiet bnt firm at 94@9oc.
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FROM NEW FORK.
Specie Shipment.


NEW YORK, Sept. THE specie shipment TO Eu-
rope to-day is s30O,O
There were twenty bids for gold to-day, amount
ing to s., 900. Highest bid 1l44O Lowest 1881
The AWARDS VIII be one million at 1l41s% to ll440
Arrived, steamer Moro Castle, from Havana.
New York stock nd Money uarlIeI.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Stocks steady. Money,
4@5 per cent Gold, 11iA. b-20s, 1862 coupon,
ll9x do. lse4, do ll1.5; do. 1865 do, 1ll2s DO.
1S6b, new no; do 1867, llO3S do 1858, 1l01 lU40s
105% Virginia 6s. new, IS: Missouri 6s 90; Canton
81; Cumberland preferred, 81; n, Y. Central and
Hudson River, 965s Erie, 23 Reading, 9715 Adams
Express, eSss Michigan Central, lisH; Michigan
Southern, 93A: Illinois Central, 1885; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 1857; Chicago ana Rock Island,
1l3H; Ptttsbnrg and Fort Wayne. s44; Western
Union Telegraph, S46.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 7.-Cotton quiet; sales 200 bales
uplands at 9Oc. Flour heavy and easier; sales 1900
barrels state at s4S0e5S0; Ohio at S5'9096 30 (;
Western at s4'SO96I5; Southern at so3o 9s'25
Wheat dull and declined 192c. sales 49, OOO bushels
No. spring at 81 os91c9; winter red Western at
81 rs; white Michigan at 81 40 Corn dull and lower;
sales OF $4,000 bushels new mixed Western at slC9
s2c. Oats lower sales OF % 900 bushels State at Al
Ss5lc.; Western at ACC iSc. Beef steady. P0rk
heavy. Lard dull. Whisky dan at 9Sc.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-About one O'Clock this after
noon two colUred men got into an alteration at
Sixth and Lombard streets. Oficer Patrick Hughes
interfered and attempted to make an arrest, where
upon of the participants in the melee drew a
volver and fred the ball from the weapon taking
moved to the Hos pital. The cOlored man escaped A
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CLEARED THIS MORNINI

Steamer Jas. $. Green, Vance, Richmond and Nor
folk, w. p. clyde Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, w. p. Clyde
x Co.
Bark Kaleb Karsen, Gibraltar, for ORDERS l. Wester-
gard & SO.
Bark Imperadu. Heard, Pernsmbuco, A. +. Damon.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges, w. p. Clyde 90.
Tug g. B. Hutchins Davis Hsvre- de- Grace, with o
tow OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
EvENINe TELEGRAPH OFvrcE,l
"wednesday, Sent. z. 1870.

u,
The money market continues active and
steady. no material advance or decline in rates
being perceptiole A moderate business only is
being oone at the Stock Board and call loans
are rather quiet and easy at 5CD7 per cent ae-
cordng 10 colaterals, but in discounts there ia
an active movement, and rates are firm at 7Co99
per cent, according to dates and credits
The gold market this morning is compare
lively quiet In the absence of all exciting news
from Europe, and the premium fiuctuated
between 11413 and 114X.
Government bonds continue dull but firm at
about last nights quotations.
Stocks were dull, but prices were unchanged,
Pennsylvania 6s sold at i06 for the first series
and at Ill for the third ditto City skies were
steady, with sales of the old and new bonds
at 1919.
Reading Railroad was ouiet; sales at 4ssk
Sales of PeDnsy lvania at 5S2I; Camden and
Amtoy at 1142l; and OIL Creek and Allegheny
at A.
In Canal stocks there were sales of Leh,gh at
34@344. The balance of the list was over
looked
The first mortgat e bonds of the Sunbury and
Lewstown Railroad Company, and the second
mortgage bonds of the Wilmington aud Reading
Railroad for sale by William Painter ID Co.
are being rapidly absorbed for investment BY
capitalists in The city aud vicinity. They are
the safest home investment now In the market.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCH ANGE SALES,
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 10 S. Third street,
BEFORE BOARDS.
$4,000 Amer Gold. .1lsk
FIRST BOARD
$1,000 City 6s. N. Is 10lA II sh ReSi r. .trf 491S
ffUv uo ''''''ls lVlSa zUu uo......... SlA
sl6OOU Pa IS, 2d Sc. n. 1c6 10 sh C& A R.. 40
$1,000 Sch 6s s9.. II
MARX B. LADsER, Brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows -
1000 A. A.M...........1l4H 1880 A. 114x
1910 ...-...... 1149s 1925 ..........,1liX
1923 1l4H 100 Z" ........... nag
1870 ........ ...114M 1918 Z. M..........l41
1041 ........... 1l4A 1920 " ...........l141s
MEssRs. DE- HAVEN s. BROTHER, No. 40 $. Third
street. Phlade phia report the following quotations:
u. s. 6s Of 1881, l1iSa1l4% do. 1852 2's@il22S;
do 1904 Ill A@1l1H do. So5, III 3Sa III dc 1876,
new, 1l09l0A; 40. 1861 do. l1O5S@sllO1s DO 1868,
do. 1l0h "a 1l03S 10-40s, 1o5Nal06A. ". s. 30 Year
6per cent. Currency, 11lH@l1&. Gold, 114llCsI144;
Silver, 109al12; Union Pacific Railroad lst Mort.
Bonds, S05taSl5; Central Pacific Railroad, sS0aSs0:
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 720>s75O.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER a Co., NO. So y Third
street, report the following quOtatiens:-U. y. 81 OF
1881. 11s15d1l44; b-2Os OF iSC2 l124Sil3 do. 1884
11l1@liIH; do. 1865, ili}s@iI1N; do, July, 1895,
1l0@1lO1l; do, July, 1867, l10%@liO4; do. July,
RR. Cy. 6s 1ll%@l,2 Gold, I4Hall5.
follows:-U s. 6s Of 1881, li4%ail426; osos OF 1852
lI2@ell2T: do. 1854, ,1lA@lllK; no. Nov. 1885,
lllA@lll%; do do. Jniy 1l0&ll0A: do do. 1867,
1l01s@llO1s; do: 1868, l10k@iic%: 104Os, 1880
1868 Pacincs, 1i1H@1l2. Gold, 1l41G.
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RFsCUED.-During the progress of the fire at
Coates street wharf last night three hremen fell
overheard, and were rescued from drowning by
Boats Crew No. OF the Delaware Harbor Police.
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FOUND DRowEED.-The Coroner was notified this
morning To hold an inquest at Harmers Landing, on
the Schuylkill, below Grays Ferry bridge, upon the
body OF an unknown man found drowned.
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ARsoS.-Between and Q O'Clock last evening an
attempt was made TO burn the carpet shop on Eighth
street, below Vine The fire had been kindled under
q cigar box The flames were discovered and ex-
tnguished before any great damage was done.
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BEAT HIS WIFE--John Smith was arrested at
Thirteenth and Fitzwater streets last night, for
beating his wife, Alderman Collins committed him
To ana
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


Steamer W. Whilldin, RiggaLs, lS hours from Bal
tmore, with mdse aud passengers TO A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Bristol Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p. clyde Co.
Steamer Maynower, Fultz, "a hours from New
York, with mdse TO w. p. Clyde 20.
Bark Gladstone, Brown, from Liverpool July n,
with mdse TO order-vessel TO b. Crawley Co.
Bark Elizabeth, Allen, from New York, in ballast
TO Workman Co.
Schr Ty coon. Cooper, / dav from Smyrna, Del,
with grain 10 Jas L. Bewley a. ca.
Schr K. +. Crowell, Hughes, from Werneet with
mdse.
Schr Three Sisters, Ruake, from Rsppahannock.
Schr Morning Light, simmons. do
SchfJ. B. johnson, Smith, from New York.
Schr William Kennedy, Anderson, from Baltimore.
Schr James Martin, Baker, from Boston.
SchT s. C. Tyler. Barrett do.
Schr ID. Clifford Brown, do.
schr George b. SOmers, Pray, do.
Schr John Griffiih, CooHhs, do.
Schr NJ ID. lrelaBd ireland, do.
Schr Sarah Jane, Vaughn from New YORK.
Schr William Collyer, Taylor, from All ma Point.
Schr Joseph Hays, Hathaway, from New Bedford
Schr w. +. Phelps, Ritter, from New Y9rk.
Schr Index. Garrison, from Plymouth
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF bargeR TO w. p. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake, MeTrihew, from Havre- de- Grace,
with a tow OF barges TO w. p. Clyde Co.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA 49,. SEPTEMBER Z

STATE OF THEBsoMsTFR AT THE EVENING TEL EaRAPH
OFFICE.
"a. M.........6s IL A. M.......79 2P. NJ. ..... .89
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MEMORANDA.

Br. steamer City OF Cork, Allen, for Liverpool;
and steamers Beaufort, for New orleans; Cleopatra,
Philips Tor Savannah: aud Regulator, Pennington,
for Wilmington, N. c., cleared at New YORK yes
teTday.
Steamer W. p. Clyde, from Wilmington, N. c., at
Boston Yesterday.
Br. bark Thomas swendson, hence, at New York
yesterday.
SchrR ii B. Gibson, Kane, from Newport; j. j.
Little, Little from Boston; and Benjamin Strong,
Drown, nom Providence, az for PHILADELPHIA. a.
New York yesterday,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(By TelegraDh)
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-ArTiyed. steamship Lafay-
ette, from Havre.