Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct s, 1874.


The mnnoeuyering of the pocalParties here, the ex
tra unprecedented exerons all sdes the feeling the
excitement the enthusiasm which prevails through
out theength and breadth of the city and county Of PHI
ladelphis exceed all bounds of reason and proprey A
kinds Of business be suspended in consequence
Madness has usurped the throne Of reason Excitement
kind pictured upon the c0untenance
OF almost every you chance to meet. Nothing can
talked Of heard but the chances Of this and that
All parties to be confident OF success. Crowds Of
throng the corners OF streets earnestly debating
me tariff the bank, the Texas the Oregon and Other
questions The excitement which prevailed at the riots
nothing in comparison.


Tonight the to have torch light proses.
son most extensive arrangements at display have
been made order rival transcend the great Wing
display Tuesday last. II will be glorious affair NO
doubt large hogs the 20 sates
be driven in the procession, yoked together, with
lantern fastened upon the back Of esoh with the words
I'VE 60 the whole hog or nothing" All the stuffed oxes
y will be carried In variety Of grotesque and amusing
attitudes 1t is expected to be very funny.


.cnvorw oS toni Not het ssn The mmseuIsts Naive
and the wiley wings Of the first and second
districts The wings discovering their weakness and the
certainty Of defeat in those ds lets, have recently
agreed with the natives that they will vote for General
Markle Tor Governor tney Ohe whigs) will drop Morris
in return II O'Clock the day Of the election, and
support IN body that prince OF political and religious
hypocrites Levin, OF the Daily Sun"-and the nomina
tons Of the natives for mayor and council in the city,
be supported in the same way for the natives vote
Tor the whig candidate for Governor there.


This is beautiful piece OF political barterng Of party
which claimed for itself all the purity and iAnoce ce Of
y cody holy combination This IS the doings Of that
whose daily song 10, SPARE oh, spare the Bible "
This he contract OF that man whose hands are raised
holy horror at Combinations OF effect politi-
cal results !" This is the bargain made by that man on
the part TO his election. Oh! consistency,
thou art jewel !" Oh honesty, where art thou to be
ound7 Oh ambition what will thou not be guilty OF


There nothing Of especial interest before the great
morning except the backing out OF the Rev. DR. TyAg
and Horace Bipney from serving upon the Right Rev.
Bishop Onderdonk Committee, whose report will he
looked for with deep anxiety. will tell all about the
benefits resulting from burnt brandy and water &C..
The Rev Dr. MCGUIRE and Judge Jones selected TO
fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF the
above named gentlemen.


Tue wings raising terrible uproar in Dock street,
and so are the Young Coon Skinners The former have
carried Mary land and Delaware beyond doubthe lat.
ter State By 80 votes


The foreign news by the Caledonia is considered very
important and caused quite sensation upon its Pt


There is later news from Buenos Ayres by the La
Plata but cannot ascertain its Importance


The stock to-day animated at the rst Board
and prices buoyant large amount Of Reading Bonds
chang ed hands, and some extensive transactions
ported the street. lot Of Texas Bank Nses sold at
Sll per 500!


FIRST BoARp-I00 shares Planters Bank, Miss, s5, "A;
sss7 New Annual 6's. 1886 7t $4,000 State 6's, ~;
s4I 900 Reading RR 7s 81 600 Del amt Chesapeake os
69b 90 shares Girard Bank 6ds 100 do do do, III
Sass County 6s 1889 %; 90 shares Norrstown 81;
So 900 vii os 1893. sl4 $4,000 Bank Notes. Tot;
So 900 Texas Notes H.


SECOND BoAAp.--NO sdles