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From WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to the A associated Press.

Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept 6-Leutenant Commanders
Charles L. Clark and William X. Bridgeman are
ordered TO the Naval Academy on the aOth instant
Paymaster William Is. Boggs, to Washington on
the 9th iIstaI4t, at inspector OF provisions.
Chaplain Frank b. Rose TO the receivtnR-ship Ver-
mont
nom the photographic Gnlce, ana ordered to the
Naval Academy.
Paym asier A. w. Russell is detached from duty
at " ashingt0n NAVY lard, aud ordered To duty as
purchasing paymaster, at Philadelphia, October st
Paymaster Robert Petit Is detached from duty as
uIchasiIg lpaymaster at Philadelphia and ordered
Chaplain George W. Dorrance is detached from
the receiving ship Vermont and ordered tothe Guer
Chief Engioeer VIM. s. Stamm is detached from
the Pacinc fleet and ordered 10 dutv as Inspector OF
machinery aiOat at Mare Island, Gal.
Chief Engineer Montgomery Fletcher is detached
from Mare Island Navy ard and prdsred 20 duty ia
The Pacinc fleet as fleet engineer.
The United States steamship franklin will by di-
recCn OF the Secretary OF the Navy remain IN the
European heetfor the present. probably until spring.
r4.ta GoveFnment hecefpIs.
The following has just been issued =
Comparative statement OF the receipts or the
United States Government from Septemner |, 1861,
TO March l. 1869, and from March l, 1869, to Septem-
Sots ees Of Revenue Sept l. 1881, 10 March /, 1862
Customs, s2b1 ,s7S 7OSs lands os; internal
revenue, s246 81 s45T4; miscellaneous, S5i, 49,
2O'b1. Total, $3.50, ,5l5. 2O3O2.
March l. 1863, 70 SeDtentber l., ls1O.-Customs,
t2s4 T2b lands. slO rs internal revenue,
s29s 897 1914 s9 miscellaneous. s4lO95 l6s74 total,
Increase Of Customs s42, ,75l 4a1 O2; Lands, g. sls,.
516'2O Internal Revenue, s53263,9l5i5. Total,
decrease Miscellaneous slO,egi .iOO'77 Total,
$40 621 100'2T.
Tota increase, ss1.9ls, 7656O
Death of an Ex-hember of Congress.
John L. Taylor, an ex-memoer of Congress from
Ohio dropped dead in the General Land once this
been clerk in the land ONCE few months. Death
was caused ey heart disease,
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PhiladeIphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Sept 6-The Flour market Is quiet at
Yesterdays quotations. There is no demand for
shipment and the operations OF the home eon-
suIners are confined TO their immediate wants
Sales of 500 barrels, including superhne at $3.50
800; extras at s562H@6; Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family at s6a6 rs; Pennsylvania
do do. at s61h97 %; Ohio do. do at s6769T50; st.
Louis at sT75; and fancy brands at sIT5@s5O, in
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doing in Corn Meal.
The Wheat market is somewhat stronger, but the
aggregate transactions are light. Sales OF 1000
bushels Pennsylvania and Western red at 81 a5al 40
Rye cannot be quoted over s7CaS4c. for Western.
Corn very dull and prices favor buyers. Sales OF
Western yellow AT 93@94c. Pennsyvania do. at 96c.,
and Western at s49S6c for low and sS99Oc. for high
mixed Oats are steady and in fair request; 5000
bushels Western sold at at 50952e. for mixed and
white and 456i7c. for black. Barley is in demand,
and $500 bushels Iowa, to arrive sold at 81 81 % 80.
Seeds-Flaxseed Is IN demand, and 100 bushels
sold at S2 80 Timothy is wanted at S5Tb96. Prices
OF CloVerseed are nominal.
Whisky IN dull. Sales OF 100 barrels Western
IOn- DvU4.d - sSesS$s aAa ~. sova-Do1ad ~ sle.
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JARCEEIEs.-G George Jones was caught yesterday
in the act Of stealing pOcket-book, containing S25
from George Ford, who occupies a stall In the
Bainbricge street market. He had q hearing be-
fore Alderman Collins, and was committed to
answer.
George X. Weaver was arrested at Twenty-third
and Ridge avenue yesterday for the larceny Of
lead pipe from an unOccupied house Ths prisoner
was heldin s6t bail tn answer by Alderman Allison
Edward Myers was yesterday committed by A.
derman Allison to answer the charge OF the lar cav
of beef from ihe cellar of house at Twentieth aud
Norris streets.
officer sherry OF the Fifth district for the theft OF
piece Of SILK from Brady's store, at Eleventh and
man Morrow who Committed him for trial trial. -A''
George Penr0se, for the larceny of a basket OF
peaches from commission house on South Della
ware avenue, was yesterday held TO bail by Alder
man Maxim.
SUMNER NIGHTS FEsTIvAI.-A summer nights
fet tlyal takes place at WssahiGkOn Park this weeK
by the Mgnnerchor, SBngerbund, Junger Menner-
chor, and Harmonic singing societies. There will
be fireworks, music, and other attractions, aud the
proceeds are 10 be devoted TO the fund for the aid OF
the widows and orphans Of the German armies.
SMALL RoBBERY.-About half-Das 3 O'Clock this
morning the public house OF William A. Lentz, at
FrankfOrd road and N Nlrris street, was entered by
thieves, who forced open cellar window. They
passed TO the bar-roOD, where they helped them
selves 10 some cigars and Sb in money, which they
obta'I ed from the money-drawer. -
ACCIDENT 10 A Cor NDUCTOR.--About half-past
seven O'Clock this morning Joseph Shuck conductor,
was thrown from the platform OF dnmmv engine M.
Z OF Inc tTankIOru ana SOubnWaTk fIR@enItT Ill.
wsy, and had his leg badly injured. The &C Hdent
was caused by the engine coming In contact with
hay wagon
NO ARREsTs.--At picnic given at the Falls yes
terday fight was Kept up between two conteniing
parties for long iime but no arrests were made.
In the the way to the city the belligerents
renewed the melee, and number OF the partici-
pants were badly heaten.
DELEGATES ELECTED.-At a recent meeting or the
Republican Executive committee of the Twenty
lrst ward, John f. Preston David Wallace, and j.
Andrew Markley were elected delegates to the con-
yention to revise the rules OF the party.
THIGH BRoKRN.-About O'Clock this morning
William Cummings, aged eighteen years, h al his
left thigh broken nv falling OF a wagol. The acci
dent occurred at Third and christian streets. The
sufferer was removed TO the Pennsylvania )spital.
RUN OVER.-AbOut O'Clock this morning joseph
Welch, aged IL years, was run over by NOrrsto yn
train, and had his right foot badly crushed. the
sufferer was removed to his hOme No. 4509 Main
street, Manayunk.
CRUELTY.-Samuel Logan was arrested at Front
and Wall Ut street yesterday, for driving lame
horse. He had hearing before Alderman Collins,
and was fined.
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Shin NeNYa.

NEW YORK, Sept 6-The steamer City of
London, which arrived this morning from Liver
pool, reports yesterday at noon, 235 miles from
Sandy Hook, took from pilot boat No. the
crew of the American bark Arthur, from Balti-
more for Portland, Me. The bark foundered on
Sunday morning in a Gale All the crew saved
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.


HARTFORD, Sept. 6.-The Germans of this
city fired a salute of one hundred guns yester-
day afternoon in celebration of the Prassian
victories. A formal celebration, with songs and
speeches. at Allyn Hall ON WednesdaY night.
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FINANCE AND COMM GR CE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICER
Tuasdav Sant Il 1874


The loan market to-day is quite active but
rather easier, the supply being more ample for
the demand. This Improvement Is mainly due
to the return current of money from the West,
consequent upon the regular opening of the
fall trade, and the lack of foreign demand for
farming produce. Tne bank statement last
night shows a nominal increase in deposits and
legal tenders, with slight falling off in the
loans, the latter indicating the conservative
policy of the banks, either from extreme eau
tion, or lack of means to expand. The rates
to- day are somewhat easier, but not materially
changed.
God is active and excited, the changes being
rapid and violent. Sales were made at 1l535 in
New York hnfore the regular opening, but the
first recorded sales in the Gold koom were made
at l14X. declining to 11416, and advancing
closed at 1l5
Government bonds are dull but strong.
Stocks were dull but steady State loRrs -old
at 10559@l06 for the Us, first series. City 6s,
new, sold at 1919
Reading Railroad sold on small scale at 49,
Sales of Pennsylvania at 5S5s and North Penn
sylvania at ~. % was bid for Philadelphia and
Erie. and 37}9 for Caiawissa.
Sales of Spruce aud Pine Streets Railway at
"a and Central Transportation at 81.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 S. Third street.
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FROM THE WEST.
Ihs Fvnn,yllIe Rallroaa.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept. o.-GTound was
formally broken for the Evansville, Oarmi, and
St. Louis Railroad at 10 o'clock this morning, ia
the presence of large number of citizens, a
number of ladies Joining in the shoveling of
the earth. Speeches, music, and loud choruses
marked the occasion. UH .rr
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SLIGHT FRE.-Early this morning a slight fire
occurred at the drug store OF Francis Sto, Seven
teenth ana arpenter streets
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CheWeau, late Minister Of the Interior, are in
Belgium, having fled during the crisis preceding
the declaration of a republic.
Italian rroops Marching ON Rome.
It is rumored that Italian troops in strong
numbers under General Cadonpa, are marching
upon Rome.
The Republican Sentiment.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Decarations have already
reached Paris from foreign committees of seve-
raj States of Europe congratulating France on
the peaceful and successful formation OF a re-
public.
Republicans are already leaving London in
great numbers for France
Victor Hugo
reached Paris last night.
Retrosrade Movement.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The corps of General Viny
has reached Saon on q retrograde movement.
The corps of Why is intact, and falling back tn
good order
LONDON Sept. 5-The Tunes disbelieyes that
the miracle of 1872 will be repeated.
One Encmy ut Time.
The Standard this morning says: We learn
from reliable sources that England in conjunc-
tion with France, as soon as q stable govern
ment is formed in the latter named
country, intends declaring war upon
China for satisfaction for the massacre of Eng
lish and French citizens at Tien-tsin. demand
ing guarantees from the Emperor of China for
the security of English and French subjects in
that country in future.
The Prince Imperial.
BRUSSELS, Sept 6-The Prince Imperial has
left Hanover for England.
The Empress EuHenie
arrived in Belgium on Sunday
This nIOrninE's Quotations.
LONDON, Sept. ell 80 A. M.-Consols for money
and account 9l%. American securities heavy; u.
s6s f0.4Os, S82. Railways heavy Erie i7}@: Iii,
mis- Central, 1i1H; Atlantic and Great Western o.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ell 80 \. M.-CottOn drm up
lands, 919d.; Orleans, 9%d. Sales to-day estimated
at 10000 bales
firm. Whale oil nominal. Calcutta linseed easier
at 63. Refined petroleum firm. Turpentine dul.
The Revolution In Paris Corrected List Of the
National Defense Governmept-Ihe New
Ministry.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The following ia corrected list
Of the Provisional Government taxing the name Of
the National Defense Goyernment:-E manuel
Arago, CTemieuX, Jules Favre, Jules Ferry, Gam
Picard, RochefOrt, Jules Simon. The Ministry is as
fOllOws;-
Minister Of Foreign ATairs-Jule. Favre
Minister Of Justice Isaac Uremeux.
Minister Of the InseriqEmLeop g,as p;G.sq 5a%betta
Snperintendent of Public Works-Pierre Dorian.
Munster of Commerce Joseph MaGnin;
1 Simon
Minister of War-LOuis Jules Trochu also President
The Empress in BeIRtuuI-She IL Said to be III!
nnd Exhausted.
OslEND. Sept. 5.--The Empress Eugenie arrived
this morning at Brain-le-COmte IN Hanault she
was quite III and exhausted by the night journey
and the dreadful emotions OF the last
few days. Her Majesty was accompanied
Walewski the Princess de la Mosgowa
Madame de MontebellO, Madame dc Ia Poez, the
Baron III Baroness de Pierrcs the COUNT de Lezay-
MarneZia, Madame de NADIA lac, aud Madame
CaIette. She received with much respect by
Colonel Count Won der StTaten-PosthaZ, aide de
camp OF the King Of the Begians and proceeded at
once to Join the Prince Imperial who is lying III at
Namur.
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DEsrERATE CHARACTER SHOoTS Four TINES AT
A PoIlCBNAN-HE MISSES Hrs MARK.--AbOut
O'Clock this morning James Mclinden, while inOxi-
Gated, was acting In disorderly manner oxford
street, near BOdine Sevent eenthl ward. He was in
the company Of few friends, and in consequence
OF some remark made by McLinden was struck by
one Of his companions The cry OF police was then
raised and Of1cers Day and Flynn, OF the Tenth
district responded. When they appeared In sight
McIinden ran up an alley leading tO his residence
He was pursued by Ofcer Day. Tue latter, when
half way up the alley was 1red upon by the fugitive
Two shots were discharged, one OF which took
effect in the shoulder of James Collins, who hap
pened to be in the company Of the officer. McLin-
deb, after firing the shots, closed the gate Of the
yard in which he had taken refuge. Day mounted
the fence and was again bred upon, but OF the
shots took effect A well-directed blow with black
Jack from the officer feled MULnden 10 the ground.
Previous to this the desperate character had thrown
away his revolver. McLinden was then taken pri-
soner. He had hearing this morning before Al
deI nan Shoemaker and was admitted to bail In the
sum of $1,000. The prisoner at the hearing denied
all knowledge OF the occurrence, and stated that he
was crazy with rum. MI. Collins Is severely
wounded, though not dangerously. The ball is still
in his shoulder.
Du. ThoF ~ o1aa
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CRUELTY.-Samuel Logan was arrested at Front
and Wall ut street yesterday, for driving lame
horse. He had hearing before Alderman Collins,
and WAS fined.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Bal,,m,r. rroduc. rrars...

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-COtton firm at zoe. Stock
scarce. -Four weak aud prices favor buyers Howard
Street supernne, s550d6; do extra, f6a7; do.
family, .s795@s'26; City Mills superhne, s535a615;
do. extra, SEQ 20: do family, 81 50a9b0; Western
super1ne S5Z5@5'I5 do. extra S6@615 do. family,
!6'T5@150. Wheat dull, and Western declined sc.
No prime Southern in market We quote prime TO
choice MARYLAND nomiDallv at 81 450s1 S0;e fair to
good, s125@laO; common, slN59 20; Western, 81 ~
"a I 2h; amber Western nominally g. 80. CorG-Smali
business Maryland white, S0@S6c. do. yellow,
sbc Western nom nally so@S5c, for both white ana
mixed Oats, 4s6b2c. Rye, T5 s9Oc. Mess Pork
quiet at sIe@2950 Bacon active; rib sides, TN
@lT&c: clear do, lsc. shoulders, f60l6kc.
Hams, 25@26c Lard dull at lie. Whisky drm at csc.
DRUSSIAN BLUE-THE NEW NOTE PAPER.
CARD ENGRAvER AND sTATioNER,
81 tuths No. 1888 CHESNUr Street.
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of stocks and real estate by M. Thomas Il Sons,
auctiOneeTs:-
80 shares Kensingtnn National Bank. go. 8i26Oo
500 shares Elizabeth on CO............. = per CT.
10 shares Fame Fire Insurance 20. ....... $500
10 sharss First NariOnal Bank OF Camden 500 80
40 shares Central Transportation CO... $5t57
/ share Point Breeze Park ................ $4,000
stan No. 40 Point Breeze Park............. 5000
Co.........':--- observation-disclosures. s9lOO
/ share Arch Street Theatre. with ticket. $3.50 O)
! share Mercantile Library Co .......... $3.50
DWELLING No 1893 n. second street. s4sOoOO
THREE STORY BRICK STORE and
DWELLING, No 22as N Seventh street. $500 90
10 OF GROUND, Belgrade street.. 49,. $1,000 90
Nineteenth ward Observation-Disclosures. 100000
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NO ARREsTs.--At picnic given at the Falls yes
terday fight was Kept up between two conteniing
parties for a long time, but no arrests were made.
In the the way to the city the belligerents
renewed the melee, and number OF the partici-
non ~ mpr ha1 heat
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ORDER FROM THE MAYOR.-Mayor Fox has issued
an order 10 the police force directing the enforce
ment' of the law relating to vagrants. All per
sons found begging and having no visible
means OF obtaining sustenance are to he taken
before The nearest committing magistrate who's,
duty il is TO commit him or her 10 prison for thirty
days. The order goes into eilect forthwith
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REcovBRED-'The body Of Joseph McBride, WHO
was drowned at Pine street wharf, in the Delaware
last evening" was recovered this morning, aud re.
moved 70 his residence, No. ITO Union street.
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ocGtd
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of n commission and order OF
sale un attachment proceedings issued on;
OF the oi;ice of the clerk of Marshall c,fc;.it
court, to me directed. or Il Judgment IN favor
OF Jacob Letter, et ais party plaintiffs IN 81
;acilment proceedings, and agairsi RecGi, g
Tucker. | have levied on the following d.
scrihed real estate. to-wit:
The east part of TIE southeast quarter a
section number thirty five .35l IoHnsh ?
thirty-two b north Of range number w.
o. east, containing seventy '0l acres: and
eighty nine - acres off OF the west part
Of the southeast quarter OF said section
number thirty ave j5l, township number
thirty-two 2lnorth Of range number two
= east. Also one rod WIDE eli Of the east
site OF The cniir, length of the Southwest
quarter Of the same section, town and
range.
And viii offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction ~ the court house door In lynn
outh, Marshall county. Indiana. q
.Sdfrolcy. Octojar -. 1879,
between the hours CT 30 . clio, k =. Il =.
1 o ciock p. m, az the law directs 20 th-
highest bidder for cash subject toappgaise-
ment and redemption laws.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. c.
oct0,o0
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GHEkIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of an order of sale and decree
OF foreclosure o. mortgage issued ont Of the
Office OF ihe clerk of tie Marshall circuit
court on n Judgment in favor of Designey
Conger. and against Washington VI. l..
Wilson and Mary Z. v il-on, TO me directed
viii offer for sale at public auction. on
Saturday, Ocfoter -. 1870,
between the hours of 10 o clock a. IN. and 4
g clock D. m. AZ the cOu,i house door in
Plymouth. Marshal county. Indiana. a. the
law directs. ;hc following described real es-
tate. tO-wit:
The east nal: of the southeast quarter Of
section number fourteen III. in township
number thirty-four 81. of range number
on, l east, con aiming eighty (SOl acres,
more or less. situated in Marshall county.
and state OF Indiana 10 the highest bidder
for cash. without regard 10 appraisement
laws, subject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff Al Z.
eopODt1