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FROM NEW YORK.
Another DefauIter.

UBIuuIters
NEW YORK, March 28.-A clerk in the bank
ing house of Marx & Co. is alleged to have dis
appeared with $1,000.
More "Erie" Squabbling.
Judge Barnard has denied the motion to dis
miss the complaint in the case of the Erie Rail-
way Company VS.. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The
suit involves five million dollars alleged to have
been obtained from the company by defendant
through fraud and collusion.
Ship News.
Arrived, steamship City of Brooklyn, from
Liverpool
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Cotton quiet; sales of 300
bales middling uplands at 224c. Flour is without
decided change Wheat quiet, and without decided
change. Corn scarce ana advanced 192c.; old
mixed Western, S1'08N in store white Southern and
yellow Western, $1Ob Oats nrm and scarce State
61@6H2c.; Western, b6@57Hc. Beef quiet Pork
quiet; mess, s262o@265o. Lard dull; steam in
tierces, 14%@142lc. Whisky quiet at 9SXc.
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A SNEAK THEA fellow who gives his
name as John Smith last night entered the hall
way of the Union Club House, Twelfth street,
below Walnut, and stole from the rack several
fine overcoats. An officer who was watching his
movements took him into custody He will have
a hearing to-day.
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LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-The weavers are
again in trouble. This time reduction of
twelve and half per cent. from their wages is
being made. Oh worra, worra! .-
-Rumor has it that the Moyamensing Hose
Company has offered $l0,e 900 for the ''books and
minutes of the Philadelphia Hose Company.
Great is the Fire Association.
Would Mayor Fox please inform the public
as to who is 'Chief High Constable" or if there
iss uch title !?
I'm our humble opinion it rained considerably
Yesterday.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL INTERESTED THR
= arrears OF Pensions must be applied for within
i've years after the death or discharge OF a soldier
sailor, or marine Those who fan to apply lose 500
per year. There are thousands in our midst widows
dependent fathers and mothers and orphan children
who entitled, but who have not vet applied for
pension. All who think they entitled should at
once call on Messrs. ROBERT s. LEAGUE d CO
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street who win promoty
obtain their pensions, or cheerfuly give any infor-
nation free OF charge, Remember that the Ave
years. limit allowed by law is fast drawing to,
close Tso
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, prepared in conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department
can be procured in twenty-four hours on applica.
on made, either in person or by letter. only at the
O1lcial Passport Bureau, No. 1856 8. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia, ROBERT s. LEAGUE IL CO.
Also, official lists Of all Ministers, Diplomati
Agents, Consuls, and Consular Agents OF tn
United States, who they are, where they are from
and where they are located furnished free OF charge
to applicants T9O
ITO CREDITORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEXI-
Il CO.-The undersigned are now prepared to
prosecute claims before the joint commission created
under recent treaty between the republic OF Mexi-
co and the United States, and would invite the at
enton OF claimants to the necessity OF an early ap-
plicaton to secure consideration.
ROBERT S. LEAGUE IL CO.,
TBO No 1876 S. SEVENTH street. Phila
SoLDIERs INJURED.-soIDIERs DISCHARGED
- on account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceved in the line OF duty can obtain s20s bounty
and pension by applying to
ROBERT s. LEAGUE a CO.,
No. lS5 S. SEVENTH3iee,t
Full information given free OF charge.
r AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED
IL PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED
AND sOLD.-Apply to ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a. CO.,
No. 1876 s. SEVENTH Street. TsO
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RowDYIsM.-At 915 o'clock last night some
rowdies completely destroyed the fire. alarm box
at Twenty second and Market streets. Strange
to say, they were not caught.
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CHANGED HANDs.-The Evening Herald has
changed hands, the firm of Charles f. Reinstein
y Co. having this morning sold their interest to
Dennis +. Dealy, Esq.
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FILTHY.-The North Second Street Markets
are reported to be in filthy condition, especi-
ally the section extending from Brown to
Poplar street.
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THE BAINBRIDGE STREET STABBING CASE.
The knife with which the man Ricketts,
stabbed Rummelmann at Third and Bainbridge
streets on Saturday night was found in the
street near the place of the occurrence yes
terday morning. Alderman Moore yesterday
visited Rummelmann, who is in critical condi-
ton, and took his affidavit, in which he states
that he had been out drinking with Ricketts,,
and having imbibed sufficiently, started to go
he then drew the kuife, and inflicted the wounds,
from which it is more than probable the man
will die.
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RoBBERY.-About one o'clock this morning
a couple of thieves forced an entrance to the
wholesale tobacco establishment No. 214 South
Delaware avenue, and despoiled it of about 5000
worth of cigars. On emerging they were seen
by Sergeant Fox, of the Third district who
gave chase to them, but, strange to say, allowed
Them to escaDe
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NEW CARs.-Under the able and efficient
superintendency of Mr.. William s. Wilson, the
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norristown Rail-
road Company Is last taking a stand among the
railroads of the State. Some few years age the
cars used by this company were miserable,
second-handed uncomfortable affairs; now they
compare with those of any other line and excel
many. Saturday there was turned out of the
shops of the company "Palace Car" which has
cost $4,000. 1t is a splendid piece of workman
ship, the interior being marvel of beauty,
neatness and design. 1t was built under the
supervision of Mr.. Wilson by Nathan Rawlings,
master builder of the company. The frescoing
was done by Mr.. Christian Green. This car is
the first of five the others being now under way.
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DEATH OF A LoDGER.-Bridget Gilleu. aged
seventy years, lodger in the Second District
Station-house, died suddenly this morning. The
Coroner has been notified.
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TIE ARREST OF THE CoLoRED MURDERER IN
New YoRK.-Our readers will remember that
about month ago colored man named John
Tilghman met woman named Anna Miller at a
ball, given at the corner of Tenth and Lombard
streets. He was very attentive to her, and this
excited the jealousy of William II. Atkinson,
colored barber, who had been much attached to
her. Tighman, however, accompanied the
woman home. Soon after they reached her resi-
dence, and while Tilghnan was sleeping, with
his head resting on table, Atkinson came in
armed with knife, and seizing a stone-pitcher
that stood near, with it dealt Tilghman q terrible
blow on the head, fracturing his skull. Atkinson
and the woman fed.
Three days after the assault Tilghman died.
On Saturday Detective Field arrested Atkinson
at No. 40 Wooster street, New York city, and
the latter found the woman Miller at No. 13l
Greene street; both were locked up in the Leon
ard street police station. The woman said that
Atkinson threatened her life If she made any
disclosures, and had compelled her to accom-
pany him to this city. Atkinson few days
ago shipped as barber on the United States
frigate Colorado, and was ashore on leave when
arrested. Both the prisoners are to be brought
to this city for trial, the woman as an acces-
sorry.
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FOURTH EDITION
Advices from Commodore Taylor.

Expenses of the Navy Department.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About four o'clock
this morning Officer Dewees of the Fifteenth
district, noticed fellow coming out ofthe house
of a Mr.. Charles Fox, at Whitehall, and at once
gave chase. The fellow led the officer all the
way to Bridesburg, where he escaped. Devices
then returned and found that the burglar had
entered the house by means of back window,
which had been jimmied, and had then entered
the kitchen. This movement, however,
awakened the family and he hearing them
coming down stairs left.
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FROM WASHINGTON:

Special Despatch to The Euenin0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON March
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TAVERN LlCENsES.
Number Approved by the Recorder-An Inluno-
tfon TO be Applied for.

Number Approved by the Ree9rder-An lnluno-
tion TO be Applied for.
But three days remain for applicants to sell or
yend intoxicating liquors to procure their
licenses. The law requires that all applications
shall be made to the City Commissioners during
the present month by all persons who eontem-
plate keeping taverns between June /, 1870, and
June /, 1871. Tavern-keepers fail to see the inn
portance of attending to the matter now, as less
than five hundred bonds have thus for been APP
proved by James Givin, Recorder of the city.
At this rate we will probably have two or three
thousand less drinking saloons than heretofore,
ae we understand an Injunction is going to be
applied for restraining the City Commissioners
from granting applications after the expiration
of this month.
Last year there were 4007 licenses issued by
the Clerk of the Quarter Sessions. Tavern
Keepers have to go through certain routine
before they can obtain their licenses. They first
make application to the City Commissioners,
where they sign an oath or affirmation to the
amount Of their respective sales of liquors and
other refreshments at their respective bars, In
order that their business may be rated and classl
fed. They then file bond justified before the
aldermen of their ward, with the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions, said bond subject to
the approval of the Recorder and District At
torney.
Every applicant, on his bond being so ap-
proved and signed, receives from the Clerk of
the Court of Quarter Sessions O certificate of
the fact, which certificate is presented to the
City Treasurer. The City Treasurer then col
lectS Lne amount Oh Tue TAX IOr Wnlcn Lne appl-
cant has been assessed by the City Commits
sioners, and gives receipt for the same On
the presentation of the receipt to tho Clerk of
the Court the license is issued. Hotels, inns,
and taverns must be classified, and rated accord
ing to the estimated yearly sales of liquors
authorized to be sold therein,
| In all cases where such estimated yearly sales
shall be $4,000 or more, the rate will be first
class, and the sum to be paid for licenses is
| $780, where more than $4,000 and less than
$40 O00 second class and tn he Maid 9250.
when more than $4,000 and less than $4,000,
fourth class, $780, when under $4,000, fifth
class, $50.
OF all the bonds approved thus far the rate is
| ffth-class, excepting the Continental Hotel,
| which is in the second-class.
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Economy the General Order.
Disoharging Hands in all Departments
Virginia and the Fifteenth Amendment.
Plots and Counterplots.

Etc.S Etc.. ETC.. Etc, ETC..
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THE ONEIDA.

The Naval Court at Yokehama--The Decision.
Reports have been received from Japan OF the
proceedings OF the Yokohama Court OF Inquiry.
We have published abstracts OF the case from time
to time. The following was
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED
IL PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED.
AND sOLD.-Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE a CO.,
No. 1876 s. SEVENTH Street. TsO
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SUNDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was yes
Thomas Lees desirous of amusing himself,
loaded his pockets with stones, and, passing
along Jefferson street, smashed crashed, and
broke several panes of glass. He was finally
arrested and taken before Alderman Thomas,
who held him in $500 bail to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-28

NARROW FscAPE.-About 10'45 Saturday
night couple of the Delaware Harbor Police
Market street wharf and after much difficulty
succeeded in rescuing him. After fishing him
out, they labored for over an hour to restore
him to consciousness. The individual refused
to give his name to the officers, but stated that
be was a carpenter and lived on Haverford
street, West Philadelphia.
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STABBED.-Robert Allen, who resides at No.
1901 South street, last night entered the First
District Station House and surrendered himself,
saying that he had cut his wife's throat. An
officer was sent to investigate the matter, when
1t was found that Robert, whilst drunk, had
attacked and severely beat his wife, and had
also inflicted serious wound by stabbing her
in the abdomen with small bladed knife. Alder
man Dallas sent Robert to prison. f.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

ThE ODD FELLows' FESTIVAL --This
festival, which Wis gotten up by Stella
and Morning Star Lodges, proved q
grand success. The hall was handsome
~ decorated, and the various tables were
fitted with such articles ss are usually
sold IN such occasions, arranged in a
neat and tasteful IN inner. One Of tho
principal features of the affair was the
little wax sgness doll" presented by
Mrs. Watson d. Riuii. Il WIS named
bv MIR. Null, .Celsstis." that icing the
name OF one Of his sisters. One hundred
and thirteen gucsses wero male, but no
ne guessing the right name, it was sold
at auction, realizing, altogether, little
over SIS.
There was also handsome work box
voted for, which occasioned very in
teresting and exciting contest. The
young men of Smyrna had their several
| favorites in the field, and the voting, al
times. was very close. But the force Of
| MIR. b ". Weldon's friends was toe
much for the other parties, and the afti.
Gle was finally awarded to his littis
daughter Emma.
| The grand dinner given on Thankagiv
! ing Day was well attended. and Ps'ssed
OFF pleasantly, and to the satisfaction o
all present.
The oysters used 10th evenings were
provided and served by Mr.. Watson D
Mnll, from his testament on Commerce
street, near the Post Office. The ic'
| cream and other refreshments were fur
nished by Mr.. John W. Flick.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

KEEP THE SMALL POTATOES UNTIL
SpRINa.-Farmer frequently feed their
small potatoes to fattening pigs in the
Fall. 1t would be much better TO keep
them until Spring, and then cook them.
mix them with little meal, and feed
them to sucking BOWS end young pigs.
In the Spring, before the clover IS ready
to turn into. We ara generally short OF
succulent food, whereas in the Autumn
We have apples, pumpkins. cabbage
leaves. and q variety Of vegetables that
will not keep until Spring. The value
of potatoes as food for stock does not lie
so much in the lners nutriment they
contain, as in their giving tone to the
stomach; and they will prove much
more useful when fed to fattening pigs
In the Fsll.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26
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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26
THE Wheeling Intellipencer fR

The Wheeling Intelligencer IRE
publican) says: "Aaving now heard
from the county Of Mcdowell, we now
give it up. The State has gone Dem
ocraic." 1t then proceeds TO give the
Democratic majority, which it figures
up at 2,lS2, clear gain of nearly T.
900 votes. This looks rather squally
for the "remarkrble politician" who
heads the party at Washington and whs
aspires to reelection.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

WE sappost the best stories Of Todd in
ciuent5 in the career of ministers are
tnld by clergvrien themselves. IInag-
inc yourself listening 10 grave Meiho-
dist preacher who SPOKE of having once
passed a night ut rough house in the
country, aud just before going to bed,
suggested the reading Of q chapter IN
the Bible and family prayer. The man
in the house after n hasty search, could
find only couple of torn leaves OF the
good book, which he laid on the table,
with the remark: II really didn't know
was so near out of the Bible"
our readers, whenever their stock of
Bibles, or other books run low, should
Fsend 10 Hunter Il Co., Hinsdale, n. H.,
for their catalogues. They supply and
mail. prepaid, ut the very lowes5 prices,
Books, Novels, Song Books. Albums,
C)lortd Pictures, Photographs, Notions,
and everything Of the kind. Special 1T
tention given to supplying Scientific,
Medical ami Miscellaneous Works.
Catalogues free.
This firm was established in 1850, does
the largest business IN it's line of any
house in America, and is perfectly reli-
able in all respects. Give them trial.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

THE editor of an interior Texas city
is hopping mad. The mayor has stop
ped publishing proclamations against
dogs, but just goes meandering through
the streets with double-barrel shot
gun, and picks off all the CANNES that
are running loose. He says there must
be retrenchment and reform some
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26
THE London win o the Wisn, a sa

THE London win o the Wisp, sa-
tirical and conservative political jour-
nal, thus sketches the present condition
of Europe, which is true to dot:
Russia covets,
Turkey fears;
Austria ponders,
Italy cheers.
Holland,
Wait in dread.
Dennark's palsied,
Spain is dead.
France lies bleeding,
Prussia SCARS;
Britannia shuts her eyes
And snoresf
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

BUTTER SEIZED. Some thief broke
into the Min house # MIR. .. y. Foulk,
few nights since. ana Carried off sew
eral pounds of butter. A repetition Of
such an offence might be the cause Of
some one getting his back buttered--
with something sharper than a paddle
Mutual Friend.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

Ladies' Button Russia Morocco Boots,
Ladies' Glove Calf Button Boots, Ladies'
Plain Lasting Button Caters, Ladies'
Lasting Button Caters, Brush Kid
Fronts, Ladies' Plain Lace Caters,
High and Medium Cut, Russia Mnroc-
co, Psbbled Morocco, and Goat Morocco
at the Bee Hive.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
In Paris butter is 20 a pound.

In Paris butter is 80 pound.
Colorado wants to ba a State.
Dubuque rats devoured bulldog.
Seven counties in Kansas work coal
mines.
Tho Cossacks have converted into re-
gular Russian cavalry.
Genesee County, N. Y, has sn apple
crop of 100, 900 barrels.
The population of Florida has increas-
ed 60,000 since 1860.
Tie attempted revolution in Costa RIGA
has been suppressed.
The price of passage out of Paris nv
a balloon is said to be $500.
The original number of cannon on the
forts around Paris was l,226.
Cincinnati has 9S, 800 fema,es and e6
OIL males in its population.
Guatemala proposes arbitration to set
tie her differences with Mexico.
There is man in Muncie, Ind, who
Is the father of seventeen children.
The Census ofCapsda is to be taken in
hay, So, on the English system.
At the burning of Bazeilles, woman
killed five Germans with her OWL hand.
The army Of the Argentine Republic
has been beaton at Cairaletos by the
Blancoes.
The PrussIan field post Office depart
ment sends TO Germany over 10000 let
tiers every dsy.
No sewer than five persons were kill
ed by cabs and omnibuses in LonGon
within week lately.
A Milwauk ee (Wis.) woman drowned
herself berause her husband would not
60 out one evening.
The Raptists Of Iowa have 300 church
es, 108 schools. 1918 members, snt
raised last year, S4,e6l,4i.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

SUDDEN DEATH.--A negro named w.
y. Collins aged about 35 years, died
very suddenly ut tho residences of Nr.
VIM. I. Collins, in Raymond's Neck,
on Monday Night last. lie occupied a
bed on the floor, with the OTHER colored
men, retired after safing hearty sup
per together with some apples aud other
things in The evening. and in the morn :
ing was found dead by bis room mates
lie complain d Of the tooth ache, and
was up s5out midnight suffering some
what WITH the pain therefrom, but other
wise seemed in usual health. Deputy
Coroner E1 banks, of this town, held AN
inquest yesl erday.-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

AcIpxSr.-On Ono day last week as Mr..
and Mrs Reese Lewis. living near this
.awn, were in 9 dearborn. driving mp
to Clayton. the animal on being fright
ened by the locomotive, atar,e's of al
full speed, upset. g the vehicle and
throwing the occupants out, hurting
them both, especially, Mrs. L., who is
lying very i'll at CLAYTON.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

Missos' Lasting Plain Button, Caters,
Misses Lasting Button Caters, Brush
Kid Front, Misses Lasting Lace,
Missed Button Russia Morocco, and
i,s isses' Lace Turkey Morocco. Also n
large variety OF Misses and Children s
Shoes for school, we'll adapted for Fall
ard Winter wear at Primrose's.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

EVERYTHING connected with the res
teurant of Watson d. Null is indicative
Of the energy and perseverance of the
genial proprietor. The bar presents
neat and handsome appearance, and ia
well stoke ed with choice wines, liquors,
and cigars. Oysters served up in every
style, and on short notice. Watson
tknows his biz" and il well fitted for
the position he occupies. Families sup
Piled with oysters. Persons desiring to
give tea parties can be- furnished with
everything needed, from the city, at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

The ST. LOUIS HONE JOURNAL has
rounded its third year, aud comes to ms
fresher and better than ever. Wsndvise
our friends t. take the Literary Paper
or the We.t'--is is worth much more
than the price asked. Thers shonld be
large club got up here. The price to
clubs IL very low. Send for a specimea
number to the HONE JOURNAL, ST.
Louis. Mo.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-26

The advantage PRIMROSE has over
Merchants, dealing in all kinds of g,.d.
such as Dry Goods, Provisions. &c, IL,
lie deals in one branch of business,
therefore be keeps larger and better
assortment. He buys and sells for
customer pays the same prices for goods
as those who buy on credit; which shows
the great advantage Of a Cash store over
q Credit.