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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

[BY ASSOCIATED PREss.1
Exclusively to The EUening Telegraph.
Ship News.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 1.-THE pilot boat Ma
ryand reports passed in for Baltimore brig Union,
from Havana, with mainmast gone; Maggie, from
Orroya; Messenger, from Buenos Ayres; Lewis
Cars e. from Savannah; schr Fannie Butler, from
West Indies. Passed out barks Arthur, for Halifax,
and Eyr for London.
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Navigation of the Mississippi.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales 1000 bales Flour steady sales 5000 bar
res State at s6@7IO; Ohio at s6TO@73o; Western
at SCORES. Wheat quiet, but shade irmer; no
sales. Corn dull sales $4,000 bushels mixed West
ern at 77e Oats in fair requests sales 24oOO bushels
Ohio and Western at 6s9l1c. Beef unchanged
11A@117c.; Kettle, 124e. Whisky quiet at Gle.
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THE WRECK OF THE REVENUE CUTTER
MIANI.-Last winter, it will be remembered,
the United States revenue cutter Miami, while
on her way up the bay from Lewes, was forced
in this helpless condition was rapidly reduced
to a wreck. A court of inquiry, composed of
Captain Slicer and Captain Merryman, of the
United States revenue service and Lewis Heyl,
ESQ.,, one of the legal advisers of the Treasury
Department, has commenced in Wilmington to
investigate officially into the circumstances of
the loss of the Miami. The proceedings are
private.
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d. D., will deliver lecture on this subject this
evening, in the South Street Presbyterian Church
(Rey. s.. Miller Hagemans), under the auspices
of the young Peoples Association" The lee
tuTe will be free and the public ore invited.
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ment on the 1st of January, 1870, was 723 The
whole number receiving the benefits of the
department during 1870 was 1885, The whole
number discharged, including deaths, was 3S4.
Remaining in the Insane Department decem-
Der 81, 1870, 755 OF the number discharged 147
were cured, III improved, IA unimproved, 5 not
insane. The following table shows the civil and
social condition of the patients in the Insane
artr mt.
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DWELLING RoBBED.-The house of Mr.. Will
on Sunday evening last during the absence of
the family at church, and robbed of a quantity
Of clothing and silverware, the latter marked
"M w, D."
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The investments of Life Insu-
rance are not OF a speculative
character.
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SToNE-FIeHTER.-John Cuthbert has been
committed by Alderman Dallas for stone-fghting
at Twenty-irst and South streets yesterday.
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Thomas q Sons:-
$4,000 Allegheny R. r. and Coal Co.. 10 per ct.
shares Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,. $4,000
shares Phia. and South. Mail Steamship. 47'00
100 shares American b. H. Sewing Machine 17T5
$1,000 Schuylkill Navigation Loan OF 1882 Is per Ct
shares Phila., VIII and Baltimore r. r.. $5250
shares Commercial National Bank........ 61'O0
621 shares Green and Coates Streets Pass.
R.W. Co.. .......................... 44OO
$1,000 Green and Coates SITS. Pass r. R.. lOO25
l share Philadelphia Library Co.......... $3.50
/ snare Mercantile Library Co............ 600
1000 shares Honey Comb Oil Co. ........... '05
NINTH Street (North), No 224, Residence 100000
SIXTH Street (North), No. 211 ........... 1900 90
EVANGELIST Street, No. 724. ........ 10000
Mill .................... 100000
THIRTY SEVENTH ano MARKET Streets, N.
E corner, Store and Hall. .........'... 100000
GROUND RENT, $40 a year, silver. $4,000
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HoRTIcULTURAL LEoTURE.-An interesting
lecture by Hon. Marshall z. Wilder, the Presi-
dent of the National Pathological Society, will
be given on Thursday evening next in Horti-
cultural Hall, under the auspices of the Pennsyl-
vania Horticultural Society. The subject is
horticulture, pomology, agriculture and social
life in California,
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OUR POOR.
The statistics for 1870.

b.
During the year II, ,551 meals we're furnished
to transient persons (Which is included in cost
of out wards), and 4512 persons furnished with
lodgings.
There were in the Almshouse on the 1st of
January, last year, 1852 men, l494 women, and
276 children. During the year there were re-
ceived 1860 men, 1865 women, and 444 children
making grand toTal of $3.50. OF these 46l3
were discharged, 81 eloped, 80 we're bound out,
and $40 died, a total of 6333, leaving in the
house 3647 to be taken care of.
The mortality of the house has been somewhat
greater than the previous year, in great mea-
sure owing to the relapsing fever being intro
duced there from the city, causing considerable
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A WOMAN KNOCKED ON THE HEAD WITH A
CLUB.-At No. 24l6 Callowhill street is house
known as the "Bee Hive" SO called because a
large number of people live In it. Last Sunday
morning Owen McIlvaine, an inmate of the
''Hiye," struck a woman on the head with an
oak spoke, and cut her badly. She was knocked
insensible to the floor, and it is feared that she
will not recover. McIlvaine has been arrested,
and sent to prison by Alderman Pancoast to
await the result of the woman's injuries.
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FIGHT AT TWELFTH AND HAMILTON STREETS.
An extended fight, participated in by large
crowd of men, took place yesterday at Twelfth
and Hamilton streets Policeman Nichols,
assisted by other officers, made raid on the
rioters. Two men were chased into house up
stairs, and were caught in the act of ascending
the trap-door on the roof. Two others of the
gang were arrested afterwards. They gave the
names of Henry Dougherty, William Bowen,
John Davis, and Thomas Lawloss. Alderman
Massey placed each of them under bail.
A CRUEL PIECE OF BUsINEss.-One of a drove
of steers fell exhausted at Front and South
streets yesterday afternoon. The animal lay
painting in the street, and in this position a
driver of dray very cruelty, and without taking
the slightest precauton to avoid the steer, drove
over it and broke one of its legs and mashed its
hoof. The man managed by fast driving to avoid
arrest.
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UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
wv OF solid 1s-karat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED. full assortment OF sizes always on
hand FARR BROTHER, Makers,
No. S24 CHESNUT Street, below Fourth
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Christopher W etherill,
Alexander Brown,
Thomas b. Watson,
Edward II. Trotter,
Joel B. Moorhead,
William II. Larned.
st, Paul's, Third street,
William Kennedy,
John Cory,
DR.. II. d. Benner,
William A, Farr,
A. j. Holman, Jr.,
Thomas Graham.
/ St. Luke's are:-
John f. BlandY,
George r. Barker,
Benz. Perkins, Jr.,
Charles w. Otto,
John Alburger,
w. Frank Potter.
{ st. Michael's are:--
Charles F. Gummey,
g. Wharton Hamersly,
John 2. Aertsen,
Paul Pohl, Jr.,
Charles s. Pancoast,
II. Stewardson, Jr.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SToCKs.-The
following sales of real estate and stocks were
made at the Exchange to-day at noon by NJ.
Thomas g. Sons.-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs|
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 S.Third stre]
GECONn RnARn
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"OLD Log CABIN."-The Park Commissioners
will shortly take possession of sold Log Cabin"
at Wissahickon. A number of frame structures
in the vicinity are 10 be removed.
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RECKLESS USE OF FIREARMS. - William
Burrell was under the potent influence of egg
nogg, at Ninth and Spring Garden streets, on
Sunday morning last, and, of course, scarcely
knew what he was about. He pulled loaded
ave barrels in all directions. policeman, not
considering the proceeding as particularly safe
to life and limb, arrested Burrell, and Alderman
Massey placed the accused under bonds to
answer.
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rY INTELLIG ENCE.
CHURCH ELECTIONS.

The Vestries of the Various Episcopal
Churches.
Yesterday we gave the particulars of the cleo
lion at ST. Clements, where there exists serious
controversy between the vestry and the rector
on points of doctrine. The result OF the cleo
tions in other parishes was as tollows:-
At Christ Church, Germantown, KEY; j. ;.
Rumney, d. D., there were in the field two
tickets one to support the rector, who is said to
have inaugurated some High Church ceremonies
not in keeping with the Low Church notions of
majority of the congregation, and another. The
ticket to support the rector was as follows:-H.
III. Houston, 8. B. Kingston, ". 8. Shapleigh,
4. A. Crenshaw, Jacob Clark, j. A. Schaeifer,
w. Maris, Richard Torpin, Jr;, G. Bullock, e.
Bedlock, j. B. Barry, s. X Kille. But the op-
position ticket Gearing, however, some of the
names on the first ticke) was elected, as
follows:-
Thomas H Powers. stepR ssePReG9, G,a;t B. kingston
Anthony Mlskey, James A. Shaefrer,
Charles Spencer, william Meuor,
w. G. Houston, James W. Lewis,
II. H. Houston, William b. WnlJney'
Previous to the election the following circular
was sent to the pew holders. 1t proved ineffec-
tual-
Eret to learn that ticket has been circulated In the
parish with our names upon it, together with some
others OF our friends, who are avowedy opposed to
While we would cheerfuly vote for all or either of
the gentlemen whose names are upon that ticket
were they disposed to support DIR. Rumney, whom
we know to be exerting mis- energies and Christian
influence successfully and with entire satisfaction to
n large majority of the congregation, we cannot
consent aid in the opposition to harmony in the
church by this use of our names.
In addition to this, we are placed as candidates on
ticket composed of parties friendly to Dr. Rum
ney, and we cannot consistently appear as friends
and opponents of the same cause.
We enclose you a ticket which we would ear
nesty ask you to support at the election to be held
on Raster Monday, between and p. NJ. This we
do as a solemn duty feeling convinced that by this
you will promote the best interests OF Christ Church
Parish. Respectfully and truly yours,
H. H. Houston,
S. B. KINGSTON.
The new vestrymen of Holy Trinity are
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THE CENTENNIAL.-The Historical Society
has requested Colonel j. Ross Snowden to pre-
pare for the Centennial celebration of the
nation paper upon the precise time place.
and incdentals of the composition of the Decla-
ration of Independence.
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L uC uCW hCDbl luOl
as follows:-
John Bohlen,
Lemuel Coffin,
L. Montgomery Bond,
William H. Ashhurst,
William p. Cressou,
Thomas H. Powers,
The new vestrymen o
below Walnut, are:-
Eleazer Z. Fenton,
William Cum mings,
R. G. StotesDury,
Collins West,
Thomas Latimer,
A. J. Holman,
The new vestrymen O
James r. Lambdin,
James NJ. Aertsen,
George Blight,
X. z. Mccullough,
Il. II. Montgomery,
Charles Megarge,
The new vestrymen Q
William r. Dunton,
Alfred C. Lambdin,
Thaddeus L. Leavitt,
Arthur Wells,
S. Harvey Thomas,
GALLOWAY Z. Morris,
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POLICEMAN SHoT.-Police Officer MELVIN, of
the Tenth district, arrested one Joseph Bowers
at Fifth street and Girard avenue, last evening"
Bowers drew pistol and shot him in the hand.
The desperate fellow has been put under bail for
the assault.
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NEARLY DRowNED.-John Murphy, aged
seventy years, and an inmate of the Almshouse,
went too near the water of the Schuylkill, at
Chestnut street, late last night and fell into the
river Officers Cahill and Larkins who were
standing on Chestnut street bridge, heard the
plunge, and, going to the rescue, succeeded in
fishing the man out He was nearly drowned
when brought to dry land. Remedies were
applied, and when Murphy revived he was sent
to his old quarters.
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RUM AND VIoLENoE.-Wiliam McTeague was
drunk and disposed to be troublesome at Eighth
and Locust streets last night, when Officer Lau-
dry, of the Fifth district, attempted TO arrest
him. The officer was assaulted and knocked
into the gutter. Alderman Morrow has COM
mitted the pugnucious Mic.
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A GENERAL MELEE,-A large crowd of men,
IN all stages OF intoxieation, began a free fight
at Thrty-seventh and Market Streets Yesterday.
during which missiles flew and clubs were piled
in the most viyacious and destructive manner.
A squad of police officers made a charge on the
gang and arrested nine of them. Alderman
Randall held each of them In hail
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FIGHT IN A TAvERN.-John McElhenny has
been held in 5000 bail by Alderman Morrow to
answer for an assault and battery on Walter
Pugh in a tavern at the corner of Twenty-frst
and South streets. McElhenny in the assault,
however, received more than he gave, for Pugh
gave him a pretty sound beating. Pugh was
arrested also, but as no one appeared against
him he was dis scharged
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DOUBLE AssAULT.-A man named A. McAllis-
ter, without the slightest provocation, on Sun
day afternoon last, beat and knocked down
Allster was arrested by Lieutenant Haggerty
and has been placed under bail for the assault
The same party had also whipped few days
previous a colored man called Charles Perrein.
also.
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beitimmte Orbre seseber i%poroeu, Seoen sn
oerbafteu, Der cine St1rung ipa9eu, ODER ein
WiBfalen iiber bas, mas anf Der 8ribiins
seiast merben mDsc, aubern wiiroe."
Die Breibeit Der Reoe III allo in oieiem De-
mofratilf)en Sobom unS @oinorrab = iuie
bic Bbariider bur9's gan;e 2aub Rew.Do:t
su nennerI pfegel nod ungeitm dlert.
5ier aebt es nod niht, ME i'm Siioen, mo
inter Der Serrid)aft Der y5sspubliianer" bic
freie 8ebe burd @rait'ide &riegsmadt I'M.
ieroriidt miro. giun gebt nnS aud bic Stein.
heit Der @ablen wieoer, oann mlro nod al'
Ies pieber gut!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07
+ ltlt Atprisli YcSdba.

9as Sabc1 meloet beu geiern crfolgten
Soo bieies berii5mtelt tiirfiiheu Staatsmail=
mes. 9li Yaifa el Seib Niebemeo @nliri
wnroe I'M Sabre 1915 in Goniontinopel &c.
boren uub trat inter BEN Sultan DtabOmleb
i'll ben Staatsbienit Der Yforte, wclt)er ibu
Der @eiaubti baft in gSien attahirte. Sn benz
Sabre 1880 mar er @eiauoter in 9onoou,
baHH uuterietretGr oes WinileriumS beS
auspdrtigeu uuo in SABRE l84l abermals
@eianoter in England. Sm3abre 1845 ,uurbe
er Minilter bes ausiparti9eu, pelfes 4mt
er bis 1852 brei Sermine befleibete, morauf
or in lln9uaoe fitl, aber itatt Der %jeioenen