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DEs MONIES, lows, March eS-In the Senate 1t
as oet ded to elect Prekideut pro TIM on Thur
seyessl bills were introduced, among them one
isqaltinx Insurance companies to depodt securt-
ues Win State Treasury.
=, OIL VII passed establishing an industrial
h"e N connection with the STATE Institution fo7
The Teto de Mort land grant yrss ,,ostnonn<J mn,
til IhurAdAt, "
The tolnt mt nnos.l 10 Congress for further -
r.op..auon lor tne improvement OF the Dea Ananes
1aplas Q! tne mississippi River WIS passed.
noe,s E'ns setoaoa liking Congress TO establish
seye1al oi!ls reported by the commissiou Of 1e.
e. Inquiry, were considered md orIereL n.
On striking out the death penalty the 5rss yerr
70; nayt II The motion WAS reconsideTrd. pend
tnE which the Genhte AdIuusueSt
The House passed the foIluHfnc itt]s, tn +n.u
PoNst ne Go7efhor to release certain lsntis: t.
ERS1ze indexes In the Recorders once II Il Ee0kut
Lfc touht5: 10 equknEc the t11eJ in Lick Crrek
.! DAVIS County; 70 amend Section /. Cnauter Il
of tae laTs q the General Assembly changing th
time Of holding the. District toa1s Il Eeo-
snk, 1se CountJ; to rpcal Chapter IL. Of III
iAws OF the Eleventh General AsseublY: n nroxide
luf Inc pnhliea aton and dRtrhutiou Of The faEs NJ
Tue Thirteenth General Assembly, re!attye To the
payment 81 claim Of $1,49o to S. +. Robertson.
Tor work lh the State House.
During the discussion On bill to reovantza III.
lRafd " Trustees Of the State UptFerstty Mr
Stewart, 4 member from johnson County. fraf 4
memorandum copied rum the rrcoftls II the AL
lutant General, showing thai Nj. Hobart, one OF
the Trustees Of that Institution, Ii tesctct from
member OF the board, was q most bitter Copper
oil Cnnu soldiers as Lincoln h!tsituVs
MI SteNa1ts speech made quite sensation.
, 1870-03-29

PITTSBURGH, March .a.-Cru,ie petroleum oules
and weak; sales ,eo0 hrls spot II c; s,ooo Drs
spot seller April or to july: buyer ali the year
nominal1F 1+314Ac- Refined wcaker and lower:
saics !, ,0v0 hris April 1t &c. VIC quote March 10
.I0nc at e61(c blI; May to July at e7tc asked:
buTer IL the Ieat offered 1t 20kc
, 1870-03-29

coRfSTtirAS CHAPTER NO. Il. r. A. II. s,set.
eousofasien "Wednesday evening 1t ~ o'clock
Work on r. Anl n. Z II. Defrr..
J, O. DICEERS1S Srrr 4s-,-
, 1870-03-29

tau" A. s;-cfeattots viii he e r1t3lIt!au st tt..
"er "' LIE !sNl iu Elssr. and a.ter th sh If tho
T:c.l Il &lul1l.
, 1870-03-29
Court Matters mt Quincy-,1issi<>rrr
River NnrlXu&lpus

srre!af De-paseh To The Chicago Tfibune.
QC1SCS, Ill, March &-The civil term OF the
Adams County Circuit Court commenced to-day,
With the largest docket crcr opcncl In .hts county
There sfc eleven new cases for divorce. in which
Annie Roberts FA Moses Roberts figures
tnc moA c0uSplcpousy. Nj. Robcfts WIS
formerly Mayor OF Omaha. and h.s
wife Is the daughter Of J. X. Webster, 4 TerJ
wealthy Citizen Of Quincy. The crumbs for the
aprhcx1inn are drunkenness and cruelty.
The nastgauon OF the Mississippi 1tver to a
Point a. high ~ Dubuque was resumed fu. the
ntss ume this season to-1ay, by tho Northern Line
Packet Comr11y,
PT1Ease aayccs from Washington City ktaic tas
an appropriation Of tSn' 800 will certainly t.e al
and custom House In this city.
, 1870-03-29

Tho Eorty.fouFth District Election
Twelve N1cn Frozen to Ucnth in
Northwestern 1osEn.
nEs M01SEs, March 2s--1t Ia finally ascertained
that Emmons joh1son Is elected state Scnator
from the Forty-f0urth District
Accounts have hccn received Of the freezing OF
twelve ncu In the northwestern part OF this State
during the storm Of the 18th S.x others arc miss
ing IN Sac County, and 1t Is feared have met alnl
Uaf death
, 1870-03-29
Masonic.

CHICAGO LODGE. no. Is; L. F. + A. H. stceta
rImiEuntraifon ths tTue-,say. evening. Marrl =. at
N"Ik .t thr f. A. 4 F,t. ., tsrs- v1.fors Ic7i.I.v
fnEtti to attend Ny erdrr ST the ". n.
ISAAC PFI tif.f Etxrr4,-r
, 1870-03-29

The Religious Awakening at Joliet.
sPe<dAl Drrpsteh to Tht Chicago Tlihune
JOLIET, Marrh ss.-Res. A. T. Graves preached
yesterday to l,aoe eonyicts IN the State Prison.
Many wcrr melted to team ant, resolved to believe
IN Jesus ..rhe great rellgtousawakrntnR Increases
And large congregations crowd the largest
churches ttA&ty
, 1870-03-29
sWASOHic.

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS: Ry order Il thu F.,
L.. Atrr vii be Special Conclarr pt Apo.te Com.
hsnatsy No Il, r. at thrir Aeyltn thi. tTucsd,y)
evening. At ~ oc!uek l$ctarr the u!drr and
cfroinG in fpsu. L. u II1k kEK Bten-dns
, 1870-03-29

hHIp " "H!skH1 UIS1I1l-&RlkS- -
a battalion Of marines cacoT.rd large t1uH,
Of revenue officers To the Fst1h K2ni, BrnDkiyn to
day, wacEc several illicit dtstle11cs were seized
and the ~h!tkey e1nps,ed tnto the streets 4 large
WIS Knocked sen.eiesa with stone thrown br II
I'll
, 1870-03-29

1 262(04
Mt. AENGES Offered resolution calling on the
President for Information relating to the S2a Do
IntnTo tTeaL EtStng the names OF the persons and
rompanfes To whom lands, mines, franchises, anil
privileges Of al kinds, have been giyen By the
Dominican Government, with the amount paid b!
the Cniied States Government. preliminary TO- md
concerning, The negotiations Of such trraty.
Adopted.
TIE CCbix QCEsf1oH.
Ar. RANKS. from the Committee On Farcicu
Affair.", otefei resolution, granting leave to the
committee to present In print for the consideration
& g. q upsa naas s 81 a9o e %Iog s cs os on
rose, of. 1he resolution was adop'ed- fhe speak
cr stating that did not Interfere with the ssf1n
any other rnasie,s having prrcoseuce-
| 1Nx AIR LINZ RAllA1AD BILL ...
sei H. MSES9L MsIs,s Wade n ineaestnal nisn.t TO
oal ''oa she spcakcrs table.
eorccsed tse sessns sns t. - Rsoaai e{plsnss'1n
IT, nutE 81 81 H,sy Ans:ls u he naste! of
lie Sue s'e etss9 e. Y M nsef tp 70
hnt Cd n%Ta, snn "a ~ MT $50 be bad tes:ied,
or'hwold' the editor Of ,hc pspcy. 9:ea paa " MI
| pe+,,,o,s x-o,. rR711iosa
II .s 1t: sokahN@Eass,ie;en 5sss hI:NSsefa,S,i;
pnIo, askang ;a ,Eonsyrsa u a,,ollsh Ssiaonl
Bank; ito 10 issns ssSo ona 80 n G1ecnbssis: 70
ports and taxes and to pay OF 90 81 i thr
| By vi. GAKFIELp-Of citizens q, x,,-.o,
nj slegtsted; ;by The FIRE. Trade League nr ,hs -
,incfton of tho duty on tca coffee &c. suu f thr
| rcadtustncnt Of the duty on nanufacture
| TIE TARIFF BILL
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole IN The Tariff htll. AMI was addressed bY NJ
ASPER agxtnst high protective duties.
Mr. coz spoke On The zane Side lie cnar1e-
tcr.zed the till as the climax OF rssacsty and au-
as1t!: ruy.r so,,o-.d .. an sar,r.tr of IN.
, 1870-03-29

MORROW to help on the proposed bill.
pnuArK os TIN Tariff nst.-
Gilnilxn, ct Pennsylvania made high protective
tarit1 kpeech today. which was confined nrtnct-
5ally 10 the Idea OF protecting unskIllcd labor hy
high duties tn austaIu the maDufsctnrpA xsner
of M,ssou,1 .droc.,.., . ,ro1.-.t. ,.-11 :, - -.
curra ~ ,.s.s.s.~ ~. . su.,.. - va ~ W *
-, ~ isuoene tnc oa4es Oh Ell, lron'
4u"tel, anu woolcnA AAds from its mat
ter 1t differed from most On this subject lin the
fact list 1t was nat xrt,cn 90 ~ - ~
made N oat.sna.npt 80 80. " "e" 1"te4
''ee H1oe kPeech
1HK ARMY BILL.
Logan intends IN rrp,s tn t;cn.r., shs-,,.,. .
late letter 10 Scnatnr vt,., 49,. - N' . 'na.,s -
~ .hs eoor af .bc 1I,r.. . oa VII INC Army Dill.
A.,. " 80 " ~ 'oueet t9eAuhS 1t Is question
o1 PFHncse~
BCuERe Nyrsuc.1o.
r.he Western T.nyon rrfr1r,,h -.
,..,,H1 ,-z,.,. - ~ ,r....r S.rn tothaaa5 to-day
H*'ei o1'c'n w so 1AasSets 10 Hhse every one who
1tfe1apta 10 coter any ONCE, s!tef tr!cyrama A..
frstcd By the ctr1l Rutholtues to the cno that ~
rnat.cr 1uay be tsste,, In the cour1x ''s
s' ..--
IN 1fAf&T1oN,
Stokes, OF Tennessee, to-day made persona,
rxn,sn,tton concerning DutJcr's7cadetsh,n s.ia n
.Ss1s~..s.. ~. ,...s. 49,. ..sI 800 - 49,, "
INC cAeet t1at VIC AAel guy pau NV u tns pro
ceeds to help elect stoSca Instead Of $ IS sto1cA
zEorc he did bcfofc tho Military Committee. The
o,hsr ean ,ron, ~ rotore, f,aorya Edc.r f;riah.u
s,sas.n. 80 ~. 1s..I 49, st,,,.+ ~ tn1s
, 1870-03-29

TER No. T. r. 4. H.. VI ii l.. held On Tucsd4y r.ep,
ns. NaSch =. al thci1 Hail. {: KandolIh.t for yurk
on H. u. deErr. John WHITLEY, scc.rtars
, 1870-03-29

LsHoS, March es-The South American steamer
has arrived, bringing dates Of the th tnst. from
lilo thnctfu. At last accounts from Paraguay the
LurEZ.
, 1870-03-29

HALIFAX, Nnfch SH-Tht steamship City Of
Curk, from Liverpool, for New York, has arrived
She ma1ia tho southern pasxacc, In search OF the
City Ut Bostor, without suctzzs4
, 1870-03-29
Railroad Subscriptions ia Henri
County,

CAxBR1ncr, III, HArch Sat- I mect.n. a.
tended by nearly III o. the voters OF Andoyer rti
ncr. /, Wis unanimously resolved that catpof1-
zion subscription of SO 00o shall be suted To the
Wpscsr,ne, kexanec i Eastern Railroad. 4 fQr-
ihcr fubedtption Of El5,ooo is proposed by tne
SpNpshtn
, 1870-03-29

The American Tomcns Educational Association
tSt1hitEhets In 1saa hut interrupted by the way
has resumed operations An address wa denver
ed at lts meeting to-day ty Henry II ard Bcccher.
, 1870-03-29
4A"&ocf md Robbery In Rent CountT
tA7$

nMt,sn;M3kGfoS, Del, March 9a-Tnomas Hogan, =
nisSe sni "a EeaacE vas iecoyed Into secluded
: ~ NJ sEe lst9 instant Two co,ofcd men, named
= :. snn ionhsH, wtre azrt*ted on suspicion, and
, 1870-03-29

Ut y GT1Hf F11lUEIA1 Of IU-Il1011UN tafNs
The Young Democracy cunnt 1s7 Of tho Gen.
crai Committee Last night only one was absent
fr,:n ll:s post The ring saw Itself t57etr1eyably
rlinCst. ana tcoE refuge IL tSuonlilIous aud COW
RTsl1y hight These lii membesS, by majority nj
S, leacsablf, but unanimously, passed
resolutions suitably Asserting the de
maads Of the Ye1uE Democracy a.
to the Legislature, suitably asserting their con.
tempt for the covaTily hight Of the ring from 4
vote, and then they pe4ceahly dispersed to thetr
Of the Tamnany General Camuit1ee The Young
democracy count thousands among the people to
the rings ten These two facts insure the ulr1-
the ring Of corruption and rulnlng rule, ~ they
wtsnetE thr detyerAuce Of the Democracy Of The
, 1870-03-29

Case In McxuPhls.
Mkxru1s, March ga. ?. Cu11J, the Repub-
lcau candidate. H e1rcied Sheriff By lis majority.
The Republicans also elect the Tax Collector and
Clerk of the First C1srut Court. Curry, Sheriff
fleet, was Colonel ii the Fe.atrl AFmy. Wight
hi. opponent, was Rtgali!cf General IA thr Con-
trirr1te ARMY 1t Is said the election Will bc con-
tested
S4s1vuLk, March 2s-Mr. Donaldson, Radical,
Saturday, and ME. Shelton, coloFtd. Radical,
ta!iur. The other officers were Conservatives
cornman M1ten @-naEe AnqsIi n,,ct.on ~, nc 1s:
sualninx Commissioner Shock from Elstnr the
ce3uacAte Of election Is Sheriff 10 Colouel Curry,
, 1870-03-29

BasfuS, March &-ln the Snnr.nos rnd,c,.,
Court TO-DAY, Thomas |. White wsa arralRneI foE
the murder q Mia kzte 4 nobos, il Aucun
pleaded ERllg TO tnsn1laugh ,and was .tn.rn<ed
y 1fteea yaazs IN tna st2te Pt.1on, Wniss Il =
que8sRs4 oanEHpstfA
, 1870-03-29

EUUE. CUEEKN E CO,
SkHHrAFEA A1rEx1l4lNu AnESTA
AFt nnAoFi&i IN rrretrt 1fr<Tsi.ru<ts THE TnIp-
EE df toAtss AI4a og<1z G5 ss<xtle aiFey.
hAeMsst4 Antstes fur oil SLxErAFEna or MuA11SE8
- t1aGud9si sAz n " 1trritofl<s IT As 4I-
GsAsrsA l1ssA.s prices.
0FY1cT, 61 DkARRnRyxr
, 1870-03-29
" n z u IN - r. ~ AHftA
OHIO,

BOSTON, March sS-A bill to unite the cities Of
lost,n ant Cambridge passed to third rtal!ug In
The Senate to-day, hy vote Of II to 3.
, 1870-03-29
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
KNIGHTS Of FuShfHS


BOARD OF TRADE LODGE no, 5-Hec,l,- Com.
4npEscattun this Tursiuy evening. for work; as,a e
ton And instarhtcn Of ettie-rs By order nf thr " C.
u. ". ACEERNASS n &
, 1870-03-29
Telegraph Extension - Political -
Railroad OpCnlnK.

1kHI11UsN UpEN1nK&
SFRrSGF1E1.h Mo, NaErh aa-The Western
Cuipn telegraph has teen extended to this city,
and Causes much rejoicing among bAsincsS men
Qulte M excitement extsts here IN consequence
-of fhe nomination b. the Republican Convention Of
q coloted man for the City Council Colorrd men
will be rrHtstTtt next and, II they yose, the Repub
lean city ticket viii b. elected .
E1tenzyc Arrangements are being made 70 cele-
VtA4C TAr4A- 1aA1lz-%1,
this city, about tue 1St OF May,
, 1870-03-29

EIr~t Steamer tor Fort Bcnton-St.
Louis Politics.
ST. LoC1s, March 2S-Toe Esc2mer IeA Recs will
leave here for Furt Benton, Montana, tomorrow,
the tlrFt host nf the season
The Republicans arc holding ward meetings to-
night for tho nomination Of Aldermen and Directors
of the Public School Boaf.1
, 1870-03-29
IAPAN.

New YoRx, March 9s.-The 7+jbunett Yoto-
hama correspondent gtves fun report Of the evi-
dence given before the Naval Court Of INJURY.
and the decision Of the court In the case OF Csp-
tain Eyre. OF ~h!ch the telegraph has already al
nouuccd the substance. The facts OF the case re-
main substantially Us Afst reported. The tcsti-
mony Of the officers Of the Bonn
fsy shows that the time which elapsed
eetNeea '. a.. the o,r onies to stop her engines,
the order to 80 Ahes.i and leave The Oneida 10 her
fate, was only four minutes; that the Bombay her
sell WAS not supposed to ht IN tianger--tUletu
~Aa making water In only one Of her seven COM
pastn1ents, az the Captain vel! knew; that the
oueida, aitcE the COLLISION hailed the steamer
anos and the hail was heard AMI rrPorted to Cap
tats! Eyre, who nevertheless refused TO stop. NJ
TIC One!sas guns, but the court justly
toOEnut after the accident he could not have faie
to See the Hash. There can be no question that
the damage to The Dacfda Has supposed to he se-
s1ouh. Upon the question whether the Oneida or
Bombay was to baMe for the collision. tho court
pronounced decidedly In Captan EyrrA favor, but
haa tseen lnftttuted BY the commanding oncer VI
the United Siaies squadron In Aaiattc watrrz
The Japan Herald applands the decision Of the
court In the EYRE case; thinks the sentence NAV
seem heavy to Captain Eyrr, but It NAV Ike less
titan 1t might have tcn ha,i thc evidence been
given OH an inquest over Commander WulIams'
hody.
The Japan Ga,<.t< wishes that the CONT cou1l
have found 1t compatible With their xtfctest sense
Ut Justice to QcGuit Captain Eyre altogether; yet,
under the Circumstances, he could hardly have
hoped to Xet OF Al easy a. be has IiA error In
leaving the Oneida Was one OF Judgment rather
than Of deliberate heaHiessncsA
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Domestic AnRIrn.

Gold closed on Saturday at 116s.
"A lynching case is reported from Cuba,
Tennessee.
-Juarez is not ambitious of reelection as
President of Mexico.
There is report in New York that orders
have been received at Brooklyn Navy Yard
to Immediately fit out all available vessels to
reinforce the Cuban squadron.
AT an nti-Chinese convention held in
San Francisco, it was resolved that steps be
taken to notify the Chinese Empire that it
was unsafe for Cinnamon to come to America.
AT meeting of Germans, held in New
ark N j., yesterday, resolution was passing
calling for special session of Congress to
form an alliance, defensive and offensive, be-
tween Germany and the United States.
"A delegation of New Workers, interested
in the shipping interests of the country, Wis
tied Washington on Saturday to induce the
President to call a special session of Congress
to pass the resolution allowing foreign vessels
to have American registers
Congress having appropriated fifty thou
sand dollars to Polar expedition, Doctor Hayes
and Captain Hall, two eminent explorers, are
respectively striving to have themselves ap-
pointed by the President to command the ex-
pedition. The money could be better spent
in any other Way
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JONES Riley was drowned yesterday af-
texnoon, while bathing at Petty's Island.
"A car driver was on Saturday fined ten
dollars by Alderman Dallas, for driving
mule with sore back.
The Coroner was notified last evening to
hold an inquest on the body of an unknown
man found drowned at Shackamaxon street
wharf.
james Cunlip, aged twenty-three years,
was seriously injured yesterday afternoon, by
falling from the roof of his house, at No. S55
South Front street.
Mary Ann Barvin, aged fifty years. resid-
ing in Pine street, above Water, during a
quarrel yesterday afternoon between a num-
Der of persons was struck in the back of the
head with club and seriously injured. The
alleged perpetrator of the act, Frank Salmon,
was arrested and locked up to await hear
ing. The injured woman was admitted to the
Hospital
JOHN B. Springer, M. w. Grand Master
of the l. o. o. t. of the State of PennsylSa-
nia and several grand officers, are at present
engaged in visitations through this iurisdic-
ton. On Saturday last they visited the Order
at Scranton. On July 18 they will dedicate a
hall at Providence, on the evening of July 1S
be at Scranton, July 10 and 20 at Montrose,
July 21 at Susquehanna depot, July % at Co
vington, and on Saturday, the Odd, dedicate
the hall at Morris Run, Tioga county.
At the invitation of Commodore James
NJ. Ferguson, of the Schuylkill Navy, the
representatives of the leading daily papers of
the city were treated to a boating excursion
and supper on Saturday evening. The barges
Nettle, Undine, Minnehaha, Linda, Atlanta,
lone, Stranger and Rochelle joined in the ex-
cursion. The line was formed off Turtle
Rock at 69 p. NJ, and the boats moved up
the river in fine style, preserving beautiful
alignment, and attracting much attention
from the thousands of visitors in the park. At
the Falls fine collation. was served, and the
party returned to the city, arriving at the
boat houses shortly after ten o'clock, much
pleased with their trip.
An inquest was held yesterday on the
body of William McNally, aged forty-eight
years, who died from general debility while
being removed from the Seventh District
Station to ST. Mary's Hospital
Also upon the body of John Ryan, aged
ffty-two years, and residing at No. 13t Eneu
street, who cut his throat while laboring
under temporary fit of insanity.
Also upon the body of James Duffey, aged
twelve years, and residing on Twelfth street,
below Anita, who was drowned on Saturday
in a pond at Seventeenth street and Buck
road
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France Invaded by Prussia Reported Heavy
Defeat of the Prussian rrOOps-The Armies
Approaching the ErOntiers-Hosttlttie COM
menciug In Earnest.
PARIS, July 16.-A despatch from Seltz
(Bas Rhine), about twenty-seven miles from
Strasburg, received this afternoon, says the
Prussians have entered France by way o.
Forbach, in the Department of the Moselle,
on the Nancy and Mannheim Railroad, but a'
the Prussian force is only said to be a de-
tached corps but little Importance is attached
to the movement. The French forces near
the frontier are now estimated at 100000
men. 1t is believed the Prussians will attack
the fortified city of Metz, the capital of the
Department of the Moselle and an important
railroad centre, moving on it FROM two direc-
tions-one body by way of Thionville and the
other by way of Kehl.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE AHEAD, AS USUAL.
LONDON, July 1G.-It is demonstrated by
the number of kilograms despatched by cable
to the Associated Press from London and
Paris, that the American newspapers have
more and later details of the war than the
journals of any European country.
FORMIDABLE WEAPON.
PARIS, July 16.-It is said that France will
oppose to the Prussian rihe-cannon a revolv-
ing cannon shooting 40 balls per minute
perhaps Lyman's American gun.
NAPOLEON TICKLING THE PoPULACE.
Last evening the artistes of the various
pleasure gardens in this city received per-
mission TO sing the ''Marseillaise," and the
audiences in all cases joined in amid immense
excitement and enthusiasm. Last night many
citizens called ON and congratulated the
Emperor, and several of the club houses were
illuminated
LoCAIIZING THE WAR.
Efforts will be made to localize the war
between France and Prussia, Germany not
being party to the question at issue.
MOBILIZATION OF THE PRUssIAN ARMY.
BERLIN, July 16-Evening immediate
mobilization of the entire Prussian army has
been ordered The meeting of the Reichstag
is fixed for Tuesday next, owing to the
urgency of the occasion.
THE FRENCH CONCENTRATING AT METZ.
PARIS, July 16.-The French army is con-
centrating at Metz. Napoleon leaves to-day
for the border, and will cross the Rhine i'm
mediately. Marshals MacMahon, Bazaine
and Canrobert command divisions. A French
eunboat fotilla is on the Rhine.
POSITIONS OF NEIGHBoRING POWERS.
Sweden will remain neutral. Denmark
offers to Join France. Austria will remain
neutral if Russia does. Italy is friendly tt
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CeAsTwIsE, DOMESTIC, ETC.

CoASTWIsE, DOMESTIC, ETC.
Pioneer".... Philadelphia. wilmington July le
Yazoo.. Philadelphia. New Orleans. July 20
Arizona. 80. New YORK. .Aspinwan IL. July 20
Columbia. New York !. Havana July 81
J.W. Everman. Philadelphia. .CharlestOn.. July %
Prometheus... Philadelphia Charleston. July 20
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the reSu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti-
nent call At Southampton.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Ship Wyoming, Godfrey, Liverpool, Cope Bros.
Steamship Fanta, Freeman, New York, John +. OIL.
Steamship Roman Baker, Boston, fl. Winsor Co.
Bark j. s. Harris, Thomas, Antwerp, Souder g.
adams.
Brig Erie, Sears, Galveston, d. S. Stetson & Co.
Brig Emily, Brown, st. Marys, Ca, Knight & Sons
Brig Urtoran, Sherman, Matanzas Warren Gregg.
Brig j. & II. Crowley, Crowley, Boston, do.
Schr Emma ID. Finney, McQuillen, Savannah, Chas
Haslam a Co.
schr Sarah Mills Baker, Boston, Knight s. Sons
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AMueEMENTs.

I LIMITED AMERICAN MECH ANICS' HALL,
~ FOURTH and GEORGE Streets. = -
A GRAND COMPLIMKNrARY CONCERT
for the benefit Of Mr. WILLIAM FALLOwFIELDi
the blind Pianist ana Vocalist -
TUESDAY EVENING, July 2s
ON this occasion the following gentlemen have
kindly volunteered TO appear:--E L. Bachelor,
Pianist; John Baker, Baritone; James Fielding,
Miniature Organ William Pullman, Yolinist; W.
Markward, the Renowned Comic; Charles Drew,
Balladist; Thomas Lachall, Champion Bone Player;
I'd. Chew, Celebrated Clog Dancer William Fallow-
field, Blind Vocalist
Come and stretch forth hand like brother,
Remember that lifes but span,
Tis our duty to help one another
And do q good turn when we can.
Admission Tickets, % cents. Doors open at
O'Clock; Concert commences at 8. T1212t
pENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND
4 ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 12O5 OHESNUT
Street, three doors above Twelfth most complete
COLLECTION Of objects illustrating Physiology, Pathology,
Open A. n. to 10 p. M ..f. SO 3m
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Foreign Affairs.

There is ministerial crisis in Greece.
A Liberal rising is apprehended in Rome
"A proposal is made in Spain to inves
Serrano with royal attributes for three years
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b Minis, Baker. Boston, Knight & Sons.
ARRIVED SATURDAY..

Steamer G. ComstocS, Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. NJ Baird Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 w. NJ. Baird Il Co.
Schr North Caroline, Morgan, days from WASH
ipgton, n. c., with noise. 10 G. Haslam & Co.
schr j. n. Biting, Henry, days from P0comoke
River, Me-, with lumber to Collins Co.
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ARRIVED YPETERDAY.

Br bark Magma Chsrta, Hartigan, 20 days from
Cadz, with old railroad iron to Nayor Co.-vessel
to /. WCStergaard & Co.
Brig John Neish, Jr., Yanselew, days fm Sagua,
with sugar TO S. s. w. Welsh. TOwed up by tug s..
j. Christian. ON Morris Listons passed two loaded
brigs, bound up.
Br brig Camilla, Tucker, days from Sagua, with
sugar to S. & W. Welsh.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeDs see FIRST Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
sun RISES ........ 444 MOON RISES ...,..... 1879
SUN SKTs. ........... 72S HIGH WATER........ 52G