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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-06

THE MORRIS CANAL CoMPANY.-At an cleo
tion of Directors of the Morris Canal and Bank
ing Company, held at the office of the company
at Jersey City on the 4th Instant at which over
$4,000 votes were polled the following persons
were unanimously elected Directors for class
No 5, whose terms expire in 1S75:-
Jacob +. Randolph, of Jersey City, n. j.. Thomas
D. Armstrong, of Mount Holly, Nj. Thomas Robb,
Of Burlington n. j. L. d. Woodruff, of Moorestown,
N. j., and William Patton, of Philadelphia Pa.
TO I'll vacancies in Glass No. 2, whose terms eX-
pire in 1S72-James ii. Orne, OF Philadelphia Pa;
Lewis Cooper, OF Philadelphia, Pa j. r. Randolph,
John Rodgers, Secretary, we're continued in their
respective Offices without opposition.
me business OF the company was 80 ias iSorgah- @
mitted monthly to two important committees, an
executive and financial one.
The Executive Committee was appointed as fol-
lOws:-AleXandeT l.. Hodgdon, John 5. lrick, Thomas
ID. Armstrong, Charles p. Bayard, and John Il.
Bandy The Finance Committee mas not yet been
K spirit of harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout the proceedings, anu IeCermlnatlon
on the part of all the officers to DO what could be
done to advance the interests OF this old and once
prosperous company, and we are happy 10 say the
business OF the season opens WIN very lalr pros
pect Of final success.
PUBLIC BEQUEsTs.-This morning the will of
William Brown, Jr., was admitted to probate.
1t contains the following bequests OF public
nature
To the Freedmen's Mission of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church. ch...,....,,..,.... .SlOOo
Foreign Mission Fund Of toe Reformed
Presbyterian Church h.................. 500
Domestic Mission Fund of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church h...........:.......: 900
Church Extension Fund OF the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Church. rch.................... 500
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church,
Seventeenth street, below Race, TO aid in
paying off the floating debt.............. 800
HIGHWAY RoBRERY About one o'clock this
morning George Link, who keeps pottery at
Seventh and Norris streets, whilst about pro-
ceeding to his home, was attacked by three
men, knocked down, and robbed OF n small sum
of money and gold watch. Regaining his feet
| he drew his revolver and fired ut the now re-
treating thieves, all of whom escaped, dropping
in their flight the watch, which Mr. Link re-
covered.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Connecticut EIectiOn-LRtest-FulI Returns.
Hartford, April 6.-Full returns from the
election in Connecticut show that the majority
for English is $40. The vote for Jewell was
43, 800, and for English, A, 130 Total one year
ago, 90,575. Decrease, 3125.
The Republican vote is 2173 less, and the
Democratic vote 952 less. The Senate stands IL
Republicans to 10 Democrats Last year it
stood 13 Republicans to 8 Democrats. The
House stands 1877 Republicans to 112 Democrats.
Last year 130 Republicans to 10S Democrats
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FROM NEW YORK.
MIR. Tweed Not Ill.

New YORK, April 6.-The San of this morn
ing says William M. Tweed is i'll, probably
fatally, which on inquiry is found TO be false.
Now York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton heavy and neglected
sales 600 bales mddling upland at 234c.; middlng
Orleans, 23Hc. Flour is without decided change.
waukee, $111@112; No. 3, 81 st'0Oh@1O18. Corn firm
and scarce; old mixed Western, sl'07HS1 10; new
yellow Jersey, size oats nrmer; State 6Sse6c.
mess, S27. Lard firm; steam, 15A@1519c. Whisky
nniet al 81 .Ohh.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Author of EAST Iynuem "The Ohannings," "Vernor's
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Ard other New Books published aud for sale this
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STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The following
sales were made by James A. Freeman, at the
Merchants Exchange, this morning.
10 shares Kensington and New Jersey Ferry Co.. S35
shares Mercantile Library. Observation-Disclosures.
Lot No. 70. Section j, Odd Fellows Cemetery..; 10
East Danphn street. 1900
dwelling, No. 1915 Summer street.. t.............. 2645
avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6s26
Desirable Building Lot, Marshall 81 rect 1900
Three stTory brick Dwelling No 1928 houron st 1925
Genteel Dwelling, No 1885 n Sixth street 3700
Deisware county DECENTRALIZATION. 2l5o
Valuable Business Stand, No AZ s. Third street.. 1850
Lot Thirty first street, above Thompson. $40
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HORRIBLE.
The Sacrcd Soil Desecrated-Decapit pitatiOn of
Two Old HeudS.

Two UId HelHs.
Philadelphia has this morning been disgraced,
doubly disgraced, trebly disgraced. The sacred
soil has been desecrated, the hallowed precincts
of Independence Hall have been invaded, and
two of the oldest of the monarchs of its forest
have been cut down in their glory. We cannot,
by the most earnest efforts, obtain q clue to the
perpetrators of this diabolcal outrage, but such
are the facts. The newsboys and bootblacks
are now stripping them of their branches, and
the sight is one sufficient to harrow the soul of
all lovers of the ancient and historic spot
This matter calls for a speedy investigation, and
the Vandals should be Immediately brought to
Justice.
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from THE State.

The SOldiers' Orphans The Appropriation Bill.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, April 6.--The Senate rejected
Colonel Mcfarland as Superintendent of the
Soldiers Orphans. The vote was 10 to 12 The
Governor has vetoed the Appropriation bill.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
The City Amusemenrs.

ATTHE CHEsNUT the Lauri family of pantomi-
mists will appear this evening in The Fire Fiend
tic groupings and acrobatic performances. The
beautiful prismatic fountain will also be ex-
hibited.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Chanfrau will appear
this evening in the drama of The Hidden Hand
and the comedietta of The WidOto'S Victim.
AT THE ARCH Frou-F'r will be repeated
this evening.
JOHN b. GoUGH, ESQ.,, win lecture on "Elo-
quence and Orators" on Monday next, at the
Academy of Music, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
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FROM EUROPE.
The University Boat Race.

LONDON, April 6.-In the University boat race
this afternoon between Oxford and Cambridge,
Cambridge won by one length, this being the
first time the Oxfords have been defeated since
1860.
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SLIGHT FIRE,-Shortly after 12 o'clock this
morning gas-burner in the third story of the
residence of Charles N Mann, N. w. corner of
Fifth and Green streets, began leaking, when an
explosion followed, setting fire to the window
curtains, etc. Some gentlemen passing rushed
into the house, and aided in extinguishing the
flames oss about &10O
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DEATH OF A PoLICEMAN.-Officer Frederick
Steinmeyer, of the Second Police District, died
at $50 o'clock this morning, at his residence,
Front and Christian streets. Deceased con-
tracted cold whilst in the performance Of his
duty, which ultimately caused his death.
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