THE 'KITS : r a te : .v 4 u r n . ilafiffaCNE/JA. }EDITOI2.S. ABLAGA, DOfitIITAS MANACEtt. •PirrLlS QED Br TIIBki.4ZHTTH ASSOC! A 770 y, 2.14. WEERIId a:M[l Fittobargh. AfOrSISCI EDITIOF, bylaati, per ET=MCG EDlnon, do. terved by Uarttera, SiOII.ItING or Evrxiblo, per .......... , ....... 'ttVittdrurg4 &Wit ern r ITEMS I.tetates at .o Cottage, St?. 19 th Street. . . For the parsoit iteek •By P. Darr—Orlgin4.tia IliStOrT 13oot-eeP . ing; Gamine:OW Et# , CUlntyins; Address to the Gtsfltiating "By hckr--Optul " lrig, • COndnnting and '.l4ettling :Obit Acr..otuittiflAxtxzres ',tally on the rkillitples of Peninanshtst.:: 1 . N. Votanac:—.On Endorsing Negottible Tuitcril On. ,the rtac3 6l Constructing the Journal, COnautcrelal Lati; Eittutts land pittOe Ptctatcta. a BAL or Ot kliida. B 1 k'ond Whit.° Sluitsif.., all kladH• c-• Bares & • • 02 4 23 Cißtei Fca g - ooditrtirig.eluicke ¢C B.lxel'obi' k Ilarc - Pe. • • . • Whsle and !Colored Pirketa, all sizes. ~, BArzs 8 nu.L. Seiwyees Barber* Soap is tice..-trilt. Ouiy thirty cents o. eako Urta Ns!le • . • . .• _ 4 - .)f cloaks, Edam's, dress: gOl-9, balmonds and cloths. . - - - ES S BELL. _ _ "Decided Baricalias fn winter shawls, elnaksihalmoials, blankets &address goods. - Itsepra R BeLt. French Merlin:is, All colors at very loic peeca; oathc north eats corner On'CtUrei and Musket streets. •• . ' C. lI.LvsoN-Locz & FpiVoris* A full stack at tau prleea,• - pa-.the north (mat a.oraer of NUatill and lf arket street. .Q. Itasottloat - a b 13nu. • Cleating out Nate Frenek Merinos, . ; 'Wool Delaines, Ph lda, • 'Cashmeres, Cobrirgs,...A.lpsnas and' ail kinds - of Marred' and. Striped goods of all qualities • land efyleAkst -Dunlap. Luker .1 Co.'s, 133 Fed -':oral street, ..U.iigheny. • - ' E . siOkektitedneed - ritlees. MI the nelent*les of Ladles amain he sell Vaneed . prtees, at the extensive and poit laiihonseot Wirkiant Fleeting, tio. 121 wood. - ~irea. • - • , . .. Goods . , . t rrla11; Slit, Shawl, Cloaks, all klnd9 or presaGoods, Fl9.3inels, Itfaaliet9 !to. are riew being sold very cheat,' nt tho kTest , La dos lagisat . aide at - Barker ',k,"Co.'s, 59 Market .'s(reet. et Reduced Prices. , Grtnt ininctian in ladies', misses , and child -rente-cinfesi berthas, cictorines, oou&rs, muffs and...euent; La: sable, Gorman ilteb, Siberian `lm:tad; American. filch, French Table, ,water • alllfY, ,Dartlap; Laker & Co,hy LW' Fcitcrel strea,Alleghdrry. ' :,1027.16100ds NereAnnis Biple3-44114 stock:iv-111 Barkei 60 Market street, a fall alskOile ne of tr/i l o . ± Jiliaelted Brown Gochlai Lancets, Blan kets, Tlektiiia,Bingims, elotlil„;cnseßn4reii, Sallnetta, Tireeds, JC2MS, ()Pier staple -Docka'et, ma* less tkan Baste* Plates,': • came . ter JrobbitudisaickiP• D ed after an abstain) or throe e ' ttn;z ` =a n ha re , re -openk ay sh . .OP, 7169rtoofJobbruti„ aa carpenter hat, 1111:°148taxff,V'ill;betw e'Smith - -g e mstreetan,dCryAe 7Oldels°ll l lt°- . ' to- FOERM-T. Tue-irotio.and big , thre. . grow?daughtoro, two-Tattanixaoa Ocy d eclare tuareiervedly that st,iodoni,* 8 - U . 1.6541N; to thitir month% {that it lutralrfiland pre sezvaa ates-thedi 'gr.) and tinreeten=i—every ,ticeath ence they buy it. As DOttlillie Sotiiays;tlte. sales are-pro-di-giong. • Serect•Lips. 01=w:teed thort*eisiirt the :fairy, - _ everiledyrreayMoi tips, if ohe chooseg torie the fragr.aucebteath ,!..,SuiOdont.;Thisyarci, Ocoee oC latittmer _:; rherlks, removes every hinndsh !-;,-tioffilhe teeth, ggtv'e4 hinsh.ritie tinge to the ia;end readers the ffieffih as pure and - fresh aS as inhLat• - Thomism air Parr! lcal Slate roofer;., and Dealers in kneri: - caxiSlateof vcrio-a3 ceiorl. Office at ei-en. der LellletPl.a nesi the Water Works• Pitts. tonntb, Fa. Ec3idenee N 0.75 Pike street. Or. • , .dcra.pral:oo,7 attended to. All vrprt I-errant • *1 water Proot. notalring done at the short est notice. No -charge forrepairs, pravned the ' ()Of is net a?:raked after it is put on. ; There • are one hundred distinct 'nervous diseases, md there 4.4 not one of them that will not yield to the great invigornut, Eittorene. • 'Any stiffer em torture of nervous Neeaktiess • fora der The Dikorene will grre yon instant relief tied permanent strength.. Solo ag,ent for .T.oseplx Fleming, Druggist, tio. St Idurtiet street.. sent by eiTress any *here. Its n few Morej Tienrll dir,CriMinatingwill insist that no -.other. remedy-for barns and scalds shall be used, and :wiry - ationitimot this be universal at once, stsmnprifileable lives would t:4l saved titreugh :its agettcyrfor, it. is a positive tact that Dtdlei.sliaateed rafts Extractor. :relieves -the agony in, a law Moments 'and cures with -out scar. One trial will convince ttie most , Bold in Pittsburgh, at Yleming , s ltrugStorei No. Si .Itidi - ket Street. Tall and 'Winter Goods. ft s with great pleasure 'we call the atton- On of our readers to the euhporb stock of fall " add Whiter Goods ,inst, received by Mr. John -.erceler, Merchant Tailor, No.ls3Foderal street, Alleglteny. pis 'stock embraces some of the _ most behutiful Giotto, C"..smeres, Overcoat "logs and Vestings ever brought to the westerit ._3attrkot. 'Ms assortment of Furnishini Goods, .icardnising Marti, Drawers, Collars I•iec. Ties, ' cannot ix surpMilsod east or West. Alarge stock of ready mado Pant 'Coats, Vestiand Oven:mats, will disco he found - .at hip eltaldlshusent. Persons in want of any Althagikl the elOthlng line should net fall Sire 3,fr,Weier Ocall. - ' • •-•"'• -Widely -Known. • It is generally sotto - Sea that the Webster*. - , 'Politer-stens, Gortaschoffe, •3fetternichs„, and •, --..62110,14diS or Politica are the men of world -I.n/c.f.:awn, and so they arc where nowspa •Jars* circulate; tait not ranch beyond. One of -Otir.frlends.bitely returned from China, emus. ex*.with.thO.reOitat Of 'his journey inland for some- distant* where the. enquiry oftenest „ when he became known as an American, _•, 1-whether ho- knew , or. had.ever. seen the his.Colintry, Dr. dyer, that, They.use _his rtenedlc - i- - ' twiny of,thcm haat beelY.care4l,:by them—and • ; they speakof - ilin ns if he occupied the whole 2.1,-:;" . `,J; ,, VCdPotieix iziert:o least. the great feature 'of • it; mandarin had been cured of a .L.. 11 „ - -,...*.allattant,uleer on:the hip by his Sars.warilla, .4nr principle article of export, and its inventei one of th e fewrapp this continent ban ever produced n'arthithe' •„ : ,;' - !..2 . - Licitentlp4 of ChiXliaen-c—New York News. . Is Ilealth Weill, Hat - Ina? v,-..,it'ltisarotect Jewe l as casilY 1 4.4. r Siena', matt som , e_ct,lo as Miceli, to re. foyer: Betide, in our climate, and especial. ;4 411. 4 _ s e4 3ot it .reOnirall to, be occasionally velistorOW - Sutiverithing defends ttixal.. 'tonic Used for this purpose. The Medicinal tinettires, al; of telltale are basal on &onto= nt *oho!, arc dangerous. Qtailhie, as everybody ands out sello takes mu ch oflt, Is a slow mition, ir:•'..:...'";;T:Ortasafe.plOteetive frOM ; all unhealthy tames rberlo inlinences exists, and one only. This ,ZOWerltd preventive is Hostetter's Celebrated Idea:each Bitters 'a compoUnd of the purest - stimulants ever montilhetttred; with the most .tereetiVe ,t,onics, alteratives, regulators and `dein/Mors that chearhiM7 has yet' ertracteg from the batintical kingdom.. CahvaleScents; .*. ' 'languid and feeble - from recent sickness, will .....„.gpathellitters an incOmparable _Restorative, - ' ' not disagreelde to the taste, andominchtly La ' - • • idgiquung. :NO Oilier stimulant produces the .....sameeffeetns Shia Stor.teldc. It does not ex.- - cite or natter the ner. es, or occasion any en. due arterial notion, hut at once soothes and . Strengthens the nervous syStenl and the till lmal aririts. . _ _ . • • IXOStetter:lt !litters Ara e.. EOl , l 10101esale andpetall at very low rates a Fletning !< Drop' and Patent Medieino Depot, street, copier of the Diamond, Boar Fourth Otreet. e g kr a, •THA '° PIT'T Ui~r H GAzETTE:, - - - VOLUME LXXX .---NO. 13 CITY ITEMS Pint the Slichteet Pain. 6 This is to certify that I had eleven teeth, all that were remaining in my jaw, extracted by Dr. t. Silt, 246 Penn street, on last Saturday morning, without the least . pain or any un pleasant effects afterwards from taking tile Laughlag"Gasiandrun years of ge. ' • GrUlter. IL LICITUE.J.D, . • .Eust Birmingham. N. B.—No extra charge of from one to dollars for giving the gas. _ .6arighleig this rice Of Charge Administered by 13r. Spencer, No. :51 Pone street, for extracting teeth, without pain mud no extra charge of from OLCO to Cali and those .10.03sOts_of teeth. • No. Penn Street. No. :54 Penti Street West Print% Light and dark, Just opened, on the north ea.t corner of Fourth and Market. streota. C. 11.11,R0N Lyre .t nr.o. Skating , Skirts. MI 1-tyles and colors, Just opened, on the north ea4Ceorner of Yorirt.h and Matkit etreet. C. u. say Lori: altar). New Cllshmere DAV. & Just openea. The Necessity of Protection. EinTons Prrienrroll GAZz - irr. , - 1 enclose von an article clipped from the Troy Verily Times, with the request that the same may be Inserted in tae columns of your valuable pa . per, that the laboring and industrial classes of th is country may see the difference paid for labor in this and the old °Gantry; ehoucc4 th e necessity erne early reeislOtiof our revenue Mies; that labor may be protected; and ahome market for the farm inoducta of the country, • preserved; our vast mineral Wealth rapidly developed, and our manufacturing, imechani . cal, agrimiltnial and industrial lateresta fos tered toad protected; that our law makers at Waahington, may realize the ueeeksity of pro. letting the laber.of this country against of other countries; and a market for our ag ricultural productions ,be found nt ouri owe doors. The iron interest is One of the leading interests of our city. What it has done for ns is but a small matter of what it will do, fu the future, if properly Prcitected. I am not prepared or qnnlified, to make an estimate of the cost of Pit - gime:kg iron In this market, but infer it is greater in tome re , snects, hire than in _Troy. is all lirlinehes of 'skilled labor are higher west of the mountains thah• east; and that, were it not for the , hope of there being someprompt action by Congress, Many of our large triannfacturing establish, meats would cease until there would be a re duction_ in laborthat would give them some Margin for profit; as - It forum asserted by many; there is none, statements y descriptions Of iron, a loss. The of R. will gave the manufacturers raid all interested, west, of the mountains, an opportunity of com paring Cost, and warn the country that if for eign importations are to continue, and' take bur market from -our own people', our -mann. facturers muSt cease to produce, and lie idle until such time as labor cad be broughtdown to the same wages paid ir d fer countries. Then we may prepare for ssand glare, ing throughout the land. such as the country bas never passed through. lint, - on the other hand, if the machinery ot the industal inter ests of the' reentry - is protected against for, Mau manufactures, -we shall go on our way prospering, and rejoicing that - our country sip: premates an d d is always ready, to protect all ela-tes of Inustry. • _ , • 1 LiIIOMICO MAN. . . Baying bad sftme ex p eri e nce in the Working t the Internal Iternatto laws since their dist lmposition,epon - the iron' truiunfueturers of this city. 7. have ventured to submit to you such a brief outline of their operation, in con. :neaten with the tariff on foreign troll, as, in tho absence ofa more extensive Survey, may call public attention to the Subject, and ulti. =latticed to slick modifications as the Wig .4.oD2pf our legislators may devise and the in terests of our workmen tind manufacturers demands Let It be understood that I am no advocate .tor the removal from the shoulders of the Iron traden just proportion of the burden, which igwar of such magnitude as the ono we have just' ended has laid .15pon:our country,;; but I mruitlarotest againt rata it proportion us shall ' depress our home manufacturing interests.. keep, our "valuable minerals burled in their nothrobille, and enrich , the foreign mann foe . toyer at. our expense. It. is'said only a sew days since I saw a. setter I whith that agent of a ItrUlsh mann - fact - neer had token the orders in ;this country for the entire production of; ono of the largmit rains, for the next six months. "Every Weoltssetatemerst of imports [Ordains -a large curdningtdratire 'arc pal la'ew -Leah aTthe SCORN of thil'- e "have airs r sat* , Three months of this year, all our rolling mills have been Idle, and for at least six months' about twothirsis of the ferratetUi Of the entire coun try out of bliss - 1, When gold was ut a premium of between 150 and itse,the cost of manufacture in the Items of coal, ore, stages, &c., was no wore than St is atpresent, with gold at .45 per cent. premium. The former rate was a barrier to excessive itnportatlon, and amonnted to t 1 protective tariff on our own manufactures. It is tot difficult topercelve that if - gold should continue Ite , gownwArd. course., without affec ting the value; of comdines, and masc. gnenllj a t , je t f h p e rtn , F i tion, the r Advaitta r, g a e is werausturepare for such a commercial. crisis and rev - ulsion as this Country has never exile- - riraced let us examine the-increased price paid by the troll manufacturer for his stock, lie., since the war. The cost of construetton andrepairs —a very large Rem in iron works—ls id least doubled: rig iron SVGA per ton , -d3 now gSS —lneresuie, APS per cent; coal was /A per ttm— tg now 612—locrcooe, 9:0 per cent; ore was 43.- 50 per ton--IS now g 4.50.-" -rnerea4c, id percent4. labor was eV. per ion—E4 now V. per cent. The price of manufactured iron av eroged,"at. the former period: ulna 455 to ale per ton to the trade during the last few months, the price has been from g5..5 to CIS pet • ton, and, as is usual in rising markets, more contracts have bben made under than over 8100 per ton. The cost of a ton MAO pound;) of wrought iron, before the war is about as follows: - It cwt. 'Pig Iron at &XS per ton "5 cwt. Ore at 41.50 per ton... 30 cwt. coal at. fteo.per ton. Lab0r.......,.._ ' Cns nail of Machinery, /cc 3 nO Total cost one ton iron, 1975.51 'lto cost nowt.: ewt. rig Iron nt SO per ton... 5 cwt. Ore nt Per ton - .M cwt. Coal at gilpertOn Lbor Castin a gs, lire Brick - one Of Machinery ' • 10 00 Internal Revenue , Tax at /4.1.50 on Mau • 'is on tt.tie 114. .c° • Total cost oLone ton Iron, Nov. 4110 su From these figures, which are substantially correct, as - any manufacturer of: Merchant iron or railroad.bars will testify, no factin' proof ls necessary, that .. our manufacturers t= is adding heavily to choir Menials tax this year. Some, -- whose mills - have been rmtnin at a loss for the las t three months, will be gla d if both cede meet. this iyenr. Others aro only saved from toss by having purchased their stock when the market was easier. ; • The revenue tux. on Won is ns follows iron r... , 40 per ten, orlive per emit. ail valorem: castings, ea. - CO per MO, or twelve pee cent. ad valorem ; railroad bars 83.60 per ton or kiV per cent. ad 'valorem ; merchant liars 83.60 per ton. or six per cent. advalorem ; rivets, bolts, cut nails and spikes, ir..4oPerton,orsevenpceeent. WY:store's:l; wrought spikesaud ratios:id chairs Sti perton, or twelve per eent.ad valorem. The ton istwo thousand - pounds. Um:numerated articles, Six per cent, ad valorem. : Explaii .atory of ;the above, net it be understood by those unacquainted with paying taxes on nousufacanres, that in the rate per cent. is included the entire tax paid by the la, tides in question. Thus castings Ore taxed:- 83M and pig iron CIAO, therefore, cast- - tugs -pay 86 per ton ; merchant and road bars pay 0 ,60, made from at call nigiron that has paid 43 tax—they therefore Ciotti:laced ty;,6o per ton. .Rlvelfydc., are made from Mee- - chant Irene that has paid e , 3,03 per ton;,to which add go,to palms; atislyOtt Dave fp per ton tax- Railroad 'spikes and "chairs arc made (tom tars that luive. paid tax to tuld,A , equal to 802,5 k per ton. This last Item of the. nvenue law is clearly tr Mender, mad a fraud on the manufacturer.. Otis arranged intim act amt when rivets, cattails and eat splices, &c., 0.r13 on ly f wrought iron that bag paid the tax, only 4,4oper ton additional shall be paid, but. So this arrangement, by sonic means. (meat ProbnblY- an drerSightl the important pienas, wrought ; spilmg „and; railroad chairs, weto naiad-tided. ' , Our legislators may have thought; that the discretionary powers left in the bands Of the Commisriioner of Internal ilevenue would Am -2XeCriagedla linginettanre with the spirit find latent of ' the law, but bin first and almost only idea seems to Dave been e to the Treasury the largest.possiblo amount 11:1 spite of remonstrances, alt hat and coimplaluts from those who felt that they Were pay ttionsands -shf- dollars.' annually breause of the Oreire/013 Or MO Of three irordr i lfhtch, had thy's , occurred to the :ninths of our w tum kers, would undoubtedly have been inserted in the act. - The tax eontinnes to follow the iron after-it; if:Wee the team:steamer. If converted Into stcel,lt pars er, or 6,16 per ton, according to value. . )f agaM nailed- or .hanueorod into nay I f ono r, per - cent: - op the Added Tante; or, said iron. or steel marine in the. construction ofalocomot ire or engine, six per cent. on the entire value is 'again as-, Thee— . ”Thetax, . . Like attouneb municrer, --- Stcsay to his purps rooms ros it dli: e through every trehiforteatien, ,Nor nntrato once the track." until, if we were to catch one of thollying parts of a burst - tin ratios of machinery and uric it Slow mech. it had paid in proportion to its value, it might answer twenty-OP/1011V or one hundred per emit. When the war was in progress and gold ad vancing until it reached nearly two hundred pereerils prominto,..witb large demands for all kinds of iron, it Wag known that our 3:emanate• • turers were making money fit thoug rapidly, and they might then have tileex change Importation of foreign, Iron, at a price at Which . the bathe manatee-. tare cannot be made, the 'ease is reversed, Where, then, I. remedy! Firric-4.et us to): 9itc legislators- in the ap. pr. - aching session of Congress to rose... Mar the tax on iron and make suck an abatement as may enable the. manufacturerto meet the altered condition' in which he is placed. if the writer, who 13 not a' XtrantlaCturer, and therefore considers himself irserriewhat ai 4l .. terested party, may be that to offer a sag !geationehe say that a =llona tux of one - 161We adds half per rent would yield a' "IWievorme:tiud would be as much On the material would stand muter ordinary eirenmatarioes. -Iron. Is one Of thdae corn- Moditiegi_whieh owe, their value - almost en tirely to labor. Every ton represent§ so many days , work, and so much money earned and' expended in the sustenance of_thelaborer and Idisfandly: what they - eat and wear, aby has estimated no means incortsiderable tax has been pall. iteMinald try thei laborer. refore, be netter.lsl°errcf Itax"orrnea'tnei4nYlovanf ina l. n . equal to el ha good policy in ourrulers tofosterthe iron trade as means by-whieb the interest and principal of one indebtedness may be din chiarrialso necessary that the tax on steel Shr remodeled. Tills article : isx.3w be ing tondo by processes that will lead to its ex tensive use for rails, axles, boiler plate, 1030. motive tires, @tc., the rate of tax Its altered to B. to permit I sale at an eqnivaTen.t ad vance over the price of iron. The present tax amounting toa total of one cent per pound is inmost prehlbithry to its general use On af large scale. :-Let the same rote Of I to 214 per cent.ho charged on 'steel as on' iron, end predict for this article next year a revenue that will astonish -the offagalz who misappre hend the necefsatty far the change. - --- Sctord—Let us ask our legislators to increase the tariff on imp Ported Mott to onc hundreil per cant The tariff is nowene rent per pound on merchant bars, and ono half.cent on railroad bars, aud we will fu'oceed tosliOw that the for eign =tidies 'eau he imported to comncto with thishome manufacture with this duty addell. Yong mechanic will tell you the quality of the imparted - 1s not - na goOd MOO American iron, but thendetchant looks to prOfit, and will sell that whlrh pays test. The almost total cost of Iron is .labor, and Lind ull know_ Is not 'eo liberally paid anywhere es in this country. If therefore oar, la. borer is not pretested against the labor Of' men who do not live nearly se well—who riis ' main 113,1,b0 name atiglon in which they Were .barri.tbeir whole lives—we mu § t . glre t g, man ufacturing altogether - shut up ell our :hidden mines of wealth—and turn our sole - attention ' 1.0 growing food, for the ill-paid, 111-clad and badly sheltered millions :of Europe,: /ire we ~prepared to 'do thief No. A thousand times - No. Those gentlemen from Groat. Britain who lately visited our shores, examined our .Tarl. .roade r emplored our 01l wells, coal-mines' and ore beds, and were feted by ILallroad-Direc rs and others to such an extent, would: fain persuade no that free trade is the panticim for all ills, the high read to- all preSperity-the golden:o2 harmonicbinds the entire human Pun . ily in one ns whole. To such like sophistry there should be . from the laboring population of this country but one answer— We don't mit: Below lea 'statement or the cost of a ton of nierchatit bars in England, taken from Pao of their latest writers on the matinfacsnre iron, atrial yon will see Is a little: below .f.5.10:-. sterling 1101 LING GIMY 'la am, eyta.o77 forge pig Iran, at Oa per Wnges, puddling, from oy.c.d. to j0,,r,0 COnliirrenty cut • Wages, shingllngand rolling Pones and machinery - , .......... ". Laborer weighing and breaking meta) removing usher, .1-c Co't of o. ton tio.l ml.ll tra r IrIXIRILED /11-1 t: ova: lid''' . bar, at.R4.01. per Wte•es, t . healing, rolling. tte Coal, 10 t 12 t DabOre.l,4 Cost of n ton of finished bar. CZ 9 10 Requiting 55.95 cwt. 01704 iron to a ton of paddled bar, or n•J.OI cwt. pig iron to one of t en hbar it is probable that the cost is now some t or fifteen per cent. :snore than the above specification, which was made to but that, the latest estimate to which the writer has access. Recap, however, giro the cost of bar iron in Liverpool, and the cleat of importing, which:will answer all the pitrpose of his argument, cost is from LS .C 9 sterling. We will take thanvensge Zs it., One p ton bar iron in Liverpool Ad 10 0 Shiping. - Freight, tbas bean los er,1.9 I 17 ot owr Cent. for excloolgr Cintotas in gold CS it • itt 47e 'premium VW ISO " The tibore table shows, taken.ln connection with the; previous estimate of cost of !Merl min iron, that Veggia iron am be import.] of ten dot Tors teas per toys than -American MA be sonsfortured. should we apply a *huller • analysis tothnimportation of foreign and the - nnutufneture of American- nalleoad bars; the "residt 'would show a itiU Snore at:thing diger 000e—canal to from eni to per ton hi factor". of Insporte•l heirs. On behalf of the American there? and maw ufacturer. on whom the country depend for their support and the 'payment of our 'slaloms' indebtedneas, we call upon the approaching Congreso to trCalco. anch a tariff. It will pro• trot thetrinterests, ennbio the laborer to pro - tblasinkr./3-nnetd.boals-lle,Pndena t2V. ;binlis•th itWAretstt*.tenti,Algit . • •" • o.,steltete"tne'rutenurtil=n reasonab 0 pro o dt on his investment, and en nnrag him t desoto his to theen. up Of•nerw .acsarees ofwealth prosperity t o the country we 7C*O. 11./It. HUED ON THE N. Y. POLICE OODIMISEIONERS: Trial of the Spanish Murderers. FEMALE STREETIy4KERS ARRESTED . tires Tang. fraud MI the Police Commissioners was brought to light yester- Quy in the arrest of one of the attaches of the Chief Clerk's office, what' iti alleged ims , been sciling, appointments on the for) for 01121.1 varying imennount. Irani VA. to eaoh case. • Thascerta i ned e fraud has not been definitelybut the Conimissioners are Investigating It. It is stated thaVtice, of these bogus appointment! , has thus fir (r-'en dismal:Med. - The trial -of the two. Spaniards, Gear/lei and Ifelleeler, who were indict.] for the met. der of - Senor '110..1.11 the Itinoklyn. City Park, commesice at ton o'clock this morning in ..tbaXingeennty Coact of:Llye .. r_ mid Terminer; before Judge Ilv - a A COneertrAMOVelnent. the police on SAL. night Agreated between thirty awl forty of the female etrcet walkers of the fifteenth precinct, who Were yesterday arraign.' 41 Jeacrson market pollee court and scot to IllackWell's , EMI . gll '.ll R Tnlegrapble.eatlier Report. • • Cet ATI.A3D ; Jan.' 10.-Itierenry - 4egreos. %find from the south east. • . - • • fiert toir; Jaw 1.5,-L.Wimther - cloudy; wind fresh. from nordlseast., ;Thermometer, to de gree-. above zero. ; it 6.mtmeneed bnoi; lag, „ i,nizm 'Ufa En, MIC - 114 San. - 13.— ' (toga wind from soottwemst ; clbndy and ' GRAND RAllni, them., Jan:lo.—AVlnd north, eastrivather stormy with, Thevilom • -• eter gistegrees above zero .. . F,A , r Sousivew, urea., JAI. la.—Thermom eter:, d cgrees abovo zero; wind north-east:lad .' light • ' • • ' 11 At-en...eta°, .Tan. 15.-Weather Mainly and stormy;'wind orrillweastr•lThafnUntseter bl denTeelillvvo zinc , ; , -. - • , -• A3E neon., Jan. 15.—Observatory— Tarr memeeter ID degrees . above zero. l34rOuioler Vilna cost and snowing. vteE.t Y Jan. 13.—Ttle weather' at Vtlea at 7 ;felon:, this More:lag wasO degree:ll)oloW zero. , It Dillow 11;;CrVo. .1.1. South Trenton 19.1.0.ite . ... green below. CrsetaMn.m Jan.l3.—lt haw been raining all 1110=111;g; wind- toUltlDowll. .'ll.krollry. 07 de g-rees. Lines working badly !WIWI' and west.' . • TOLEDO, Jan. 15. -, , Weallier; cloudy; wind north-mist; •Thonaranetee ii degrees above zero. Snow and sleet this fore:mon. ..ltepOrts: from varlonn points west and sonth-west, re prenent the weather cloudy, and north a hin nd .31ortMeenn. .winds wills. : and sleet New Toms, Jan. Is.—Dispatches to-day =- mart the tb . ermaMetor 0 degrees below zero at flal above.at Portland, Maine; 4 above 'at Ironton; name lit Springfield: II above. at, Philapetpitta ; al above at WashingtOn ; 8 be low at Concord, N. 11.110 ;mirror at Plymouth, and at zero at..Alhany. It was 6 de L gritcy above zero in tbla city_tbis morolag at 7Web*. , „ . iut 00 4. CI. 10 V) 21,00 Loyq. air the , Ithip Gratle • of Illeopee; to,ACtiptalit Ifurke. • 41cnivon, Jan. lb. , L-ALlarten meeting' of Mar: chant!, and oth eel; Iran hold at the Morchantia! , ll:change. al, neon today, to take some eata ble action in re*Stpit to the gallont conduct tor -VoPtntrtPurke,losaVing the Oren, and passen gersp !Zi en gers of the shiratitude. ' George U. Upton prtlided, and the meetirM - was addressed by Dir. Gray, and ethers, all paying an eloquent tribute , to the noble and humane conduct of Captain nurke. ' — A, committee a ris appointed to Obtain fonds (or a imitable testimonial' to tie presented to the gallant Captain and also colleet money for the relief of the emtgrantn saved through tits exertionii, In the mean time they haus been bountifully supplied with everything ifecesim ry to their comfort by the city authorities anl., private citizens: ; - 11,011p . tuvek and, Loss, of Life—Steemere • ,••• , Ssv.saisse, Jan. 13.—The =brig Neva, of. Moe chins, Vainei, capS.,Taltrot; Master, fr om row:: york, bound to. Jacksonville, teas,' wrecked on tho south breaker of St. Jelin% sae. on tifn fith Miss Wall and chlld,imis- K e nioni,tho - Captain, First Mate, Pilot and two aeamen.were. lost. The brlg ' now lies on 'the heath twesamlleit south of the bar. The steamer 'Buenos -tyres wan horned fn the Offinalgee Rives on the Otis inst. She was .loaded with o'2! bales of cotton._ Six negroes ;wore ' . Tho Pastimes James G. 'Christopher, laden With 117—' hales of ,eotton, was burned,lnSayan. rush river on the 13th. The steamer North Point, frcna Baltitntire, arrived yesterday. , , She was de4gued Vona (hiytl !_attay weather. ' - • VOA' Llyek 'Lost. • 11.—Tho warebonin or Antonio- Thireas,stN.atanzus, • was burnt on the 'Eight zves Wein .lout and novena pernrms sOrerT4..t'inirilOrl• ,Tbe xeport camo by the lest ptearner that the SoanithAdinina Iloreja war , <1.2f1. It is probsklyAtiact • • PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, JAN VARY 16, 1866. VERY LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Our Special Dispatches FROM WASIIBKON. THE lOWA REPREIWATIVM. Messrs. liasson and Price , at Issue. m=zia IiTENTIAN'S Or ?flit BtBolllliio2l for Trial of DarJB. ,STEEL, , RAILS FOR 4OIF,RtCAN, -ROADS;. Etc., Etc... Etc.. p e, lecial Despatch to the Pfttsburgh Gazette, WL.911.11:01 . 01 , ,, January, 11, itb. 'he Ifouee,Waa enterjAinett thaley-with the rehcafsal of Eflettgair - chiptie relating to lowa polittcannd politleals: Mr. Hasson made nopeC4l, in which he took for grOlind thatthe CongratscOnidnottireseribe theilitatifications of voters in tiro stafOs liiiefy tirribellion, nod that the elective franchise ought to be ex tended-only „to froo.tntelligent,,ncgroes. Ile spoke tie - Simile lengtli , iii the' arti Meta that would result if it was extended to all. Mr. Penn pliumed that ;lesson misreplusen: ~ ' tedliidwit di:it:Act. iii(d. Sthqi thd;intid-rown would not sustain the man who trimmed for the benefit of slaveholders and rebels. Mal, . aon,,reterted that Prier bud nearly thrown his own district into thehanda Ofoppo - sition by his radical course. Price responded that Eakson bad been repudiated by great Union meetings, 'at liirtenport; and - Masson said that's iepu diation resolution was drawn, or instigated, by I . rice; which the latex , denied.. About two hours were given to the quarrel, to the greet: delight of the crowded galleries, and an.itt-L !entire noise, and tha'ar...enh'Wcia galleries, , More the grader , Mier; z any- other of thilsession. The New York Daffy Noes, haring made the infamous ehargellust Mrs. Lincoln was guilty of the larceny of the- Altmann., Ar., of the White Rouse. Mr. Hasson made a haat I statemen y In -the -House ,today and said that 'the 'spieled - Ciumnittee appointed ..1,7..., provide relief for the remit, of the . late, President, had examined witnesses upon the'. matter of this base accusation. nod it yea proved cbnclusively that Mrs. Lincoln has not taken :froze the ' White Watson 'singletaticle I, of pribile preinerty,with the exception of an.' article which was so identified with Mr. Lin coln, as to mike it 0 personal memento; Mid which the Was permitted to take away by eon._ sent of the beeretary of the Interior. The Senate did not as was erpeetcd, take op Judge Trumbull's resolution for enlarging the powers of the Pre-cameo's Buena, and thene. tag all persons in iiiiiiights,tAtlayoutdp , o l,- nbil will not dO ao , before Wednesday or. Thursday. as Gores it "Dui - 1r will OCCUPY to- PrOrroll with 1, ChealaterL.tle speeeh forborne conatunptlon arta effect upon • the coming Kentucky election. .. A large number of men who demi, d uty.es ph. lots of gnats:nth% on the tithat.strepi river, lave' made application' to be classed as ottictrsoso that they may receive three months extra Intl allowed by the Navy Department, prior to muster out. Tho matter has been before. tire' Muse Naval .Cenumiticei who trill report against the application. ,They and that most ' of the pilots were men of hOuthern sympathies ; who were pressed into our service. and nutter-' cd no toil, as red.r, - themselvos, allege. , The t'et , onstreetten - Committee WI repartS' to the contratTlMtr , iltildP4l6ltiwilkavr, as felt: done nothing but etyplntze. and„diseess raki,. MIA Innthodt' for doing - Wiiiir. entruste,, , l,W them. They want-leave tOL send for pent= . Land ptp . orS, "and ti reiafintlon` granting Alias, pissed the Senate, and wilt probably be Liken . up in the House to-morrow: They w til then nth an apPropelatlon to Sleet current ex - OS. - 'When they WM ask tetra loared ape-;''. ~i, committed thirough the isOuttt - is not settled. ihn,ll . llol7e to -begin taking evidence at the -casino ntrePritlay." • Senator Item - and expresse_Sbis determination to press his resolution calling on the President to try Jeff. Davis. by a ;Military Commission. and will, at the proper time, if ninth Opposi tion laminae thefeeto. apppost it in a ;perch. slick. ibrettilif to lie. the• ouiy .proper tritranal for acti:ng,on his case. The consideration of this reselnittm Wan ob-)0e - taxt to this afternoon hy,lles ordy Johnson. . ' The Secratarir of War has addressed tt letter to the heads of the several Burrs.. of his Ilopartinetnt, erecting that the Nutmeat In tininuerver;Lof thus city, be removed from the list of newspapers stutiteriral to Iwibil•fi.zwi ierturmentellir the War 1/efiartitaMit4 there, he ini nO further necaedti - foreniptbil* it for that purpose. -' The Constilaffnitof listen,another 14opper 'head "allied:of, limited eireiat ion,LI a UV! , city, still retains tin: advertising Pitlonage of the Gove.rnractd. i " Lii letter written by lion. A. li. Stephens, late Yin? President of the gonthern Confederacy, helpers rtvelved _here, in which ho says that the original ttnioninini of (burgh suffer great. er persecution now, mien . ..cunt of their senti_ meats, thar; they did Waring the day* of the Confederacy._ _ . . - .„ The reccalis ' from internal rein:ono today tithounbedlo Seyenhuntiredowl fifty thousand dollars._ . e'' . ,• : lasi natltinal hanka_Yeerabitalilishe4 to-day the,,Plaitiers , ,, of Richmond, ,capital 6-0 0 ,000 i Lend Pirstint.Gelmitil;loirs, eatiltallwo oo . Threemore.invoices of goods, amounting in . rititielo.. (Wet, tbalo,have rust been received `front - the. iiirmingharn Society, England, for L .dlittlindlimattongthettestituto freedmen of the ,eked Stat 34. GoColi of this dasetiptifin, WTS:lneciat'dthfaiOn" Of the' Seeretari of the Treastiri„: are it4tnitted free of duty at the sevend ports of entry. Senator Tilton, ot.r, onnectleui, whose name has been ruentgmed - In 'connection with the Secretary of the Envy, desires it to lot known that hots not an applicant for the position, and woo l 4 iiert,,at-thzit.lt Were it tendered to Ulm... - The Internal Revenue Bureau - has Ihforma thin which leads to the belief and counterfeit revenue statops aro being extenolvelt, Mane fuchared; ..s •;-; t . ' L,L., , '--,!... L lion. Lewis D. Campbell has not yet ;Ignited to the President of -the State Departnient his accept ancOof the Mexican Mission: . The 46:M1nd - of the American railroads for., ! itteel, rails,, rna tie.S; axles andcrossitigs, and °that ; ' similar Mate, /3 'lncriteting rapidly, and steel for theserpurpoies is now mmoldered a necessity by our first. engineers. The steel, it IS fonnd,trcan tsrenty times-es long aS the Iron rail, while the. ties and axles far Weed iron In strenlithand.dnratiftiqi• ah. 4 the most Important o ill, In safety: Tiao--Penavylvania . liiiirosill has contracted tor four thousand Lou Of 15/.0 rano, izulthe Philadelphia, Wittainir• foil atidilalitmore Itailidad for one thotistad tons. The prime ,cost of ateetratla is about '.'llfty:peroentlitiscrre, or oonot iron ralls.,‘ IV lathe ptirlPttO otthit PiitiPkitti mentioned; toter/A1 : 440 stet:ll4lo,loz the iron 'ones now. fnviuseuiri-:.siveep,atlorts,rOtititi ciri.T.,aeltreer=rti, never to relay r?!Lle roads frith iron , mat. Assistant heerela ' ry Chandler undct date. Of. tiaratinak, Georgia, on the oth last., states that: he is itillbustly engaged in inieWtipthigthe Treasury itattra Itt thitteeetion, and Wig soon, knit: for the that States on• a similar-ilia--, It is Said that the Haw York importedi as rell'its the English merchants' are cOntribut, ilig freely to the treasury,: of the -Vet , Trade -.Magna here. - It is likewise reported that Au guste Itelment has forwarded to It his ohmic, J . denator , Titunbo/,, railred' I I to inthof. „ tri6ll43ita,•trTelking4•l, ~ .C. 369 OE, ao ^8 30 131110 C 19 3 yn L 3 10 0 $lO C. .. V. 40 SUieldp,4ll.O. Ogei irlirdell...+NPlee of - • Captbred Cotton. • New Vona, Jan.i.a.--,Loalso. Arnold, of this ;- city, Oda Manaltig.eut bar throat, hat to tile, jumped into East river. She gas res. ;Oliva sind.telcon to thole:4odd. • - • Great excitement was occasioned this Morn ing at the Brooklyn was House, tho of to emplane' ,a Jury lot the trial of -Gonzales; e igh t yurder of Otero. Five tam- Aired and jurors. were ou.mmoned.. - Not 'Ono iutor due Yet been- Obtained, every ono: :whose ; mn& was =lied having formed an. opinion. It 119 hardly prolo . thlo timt ai ury will be obtained to.daY. ,4 The beeretary of the Treasury Ilan triStrue ted VOttOn..agetttli 16 IMO city, to •msico no more &dosed eapinted cotton for the present, on.tho ground that-the delay vrill,bo. adranta -goons to the Governmentin bringing into - the Treasury a higher price for the cotton, than . Uttif • • - • PENISYLYANIA LEGISLiTURE. ial of Jeff.. Davis Urged CHEW illiThrTY JAIL ACT. =to., :to., late- Special ToispatelOto the Pittsburgh Gaiette. 'lTartatertunn, January I.loega. Iloth bren t ts thelegislaturenet at the usual hour ttartsit g with ' a large numbet of members' in i• attendances The followtoff buidngsa wit! trnitsieted: Roust—lde. lltittikey offered a Joint resole.. tattoo, settlngtirt2l,that the penalty incurred by ,the participarita , in the late rebellion, abladd lino wiietkrEraded, and that Suffer- SOK Darts ahould tie — t4Ought to. trial speedily . by.niuilttarY er - Oirlr court. The reaolotton „efts road and reterred to the proper caution. Par. nerron presented petition from theca[, .I.r.ens Of..S.:lndor township in relation taros:dz. The follelhadhias were rend IA place lly 31r. Gha*—An net PS exempt certain per. SOns;ln Allegbeayeounty from the paymeet of bounty tax. . , Iti .../13 - hir.hfochling-‘An act providing for the Clash/Win:ma Of a ferry in Armstrong county. ' Ily Mr. Sturdevant—An art to provide" for Ltie nasosirolcot and collection of taxer iu .11rawioril COW/Sy- - - ; hfr. McKee read acts relative to emu nt 119 in Unity and NeWton• lown;diipa, We-tolorciand county, The Mow then adjourned. Bearrs.—hlr. Bighorn from the Jed ielary Weal Corot:nate° reported the following: A etippleteent to en act for the better menage• .nceneof the Allegheny County Prison, to coo l:feel:tonlt4. Which authorizing the ereotion .of a house of eiakillOirecot , ; also an ot't repeal- Sag, an net telailVe to ti, eroetion of addition. Al water works In Allegheny City; also at. act Vacating Mee street, to the city of hitts- L"nrg• :dr. White. from came Committee ' rellOrt ed d. atteimatinkAtidell strectuntleruCa alley the Second ward, Allegheny city. . Air. White read in place an act establishing a .. ferry over Flteele creek, retinago county , . Joint resolution, emanating from the yOttSr), Arne introduced, authoritin g theCierka to-beld Mlle lA their until trio thin OfiCenViUriMitertin. thin i-eiafidloi .vas. . &seemed at length,utter which It was poaronetl.The Senate then adjouined. rt..om WASHINGTON AL Negroes Finger Sent to Senator Sumner. ' OIR RELATIONS . FRANCE. Ereedmen'a Affairs in Alabama •COND CIRRI , OF , THE- SOUTHERN STATES The 1h1pp:1 Officer In Texas CotiAttntiohaltty of the Test Oath. d!tor , t 170.. • • -- -Nun Sone, Joan/ Ty I.l.—The Tri4on'e , Jlv Ington likeelith of Sutural , : ni11b1,461": jt b{c wsa left tho ddor of bebater r Mite reernehihirel.settle:bini, i u e:4atiang a finger ent,treun the band of a negrn, wrapped Ina note;` Mit Ito -Senator by bn otmeenc auiroe,itiorntatlng that Mon writer rermis him Of One et Ms Wende, and If that bill AirytraraVU4r..ti/ 11111.14 vb IC Wee 4oti." -It fr . tattql lippn good authority' 014 the Mettute. Cutzilnittm' cpntiieed.:.rimtim., prcpury.l a report adverse to- hinathi etocktott of Now Jeswoy. The limulsltion, of L!ayrualtereihare been promptly tart by the Tiramary.e.eAltany 14,7.11 . uow Wine il3rpaiehmt tothe 'AM itary locate toxin), oft the troops. namousi marrtner to the amen:rat of ei.,',..e1.1„035 nue dotard by the 'Trooury Dupla - to:tent *Met tek. Tito Teibunt's Wat.bilimcm special states that private letter. from s trustworthy son ere of been roselved stating that the legislature of the gr.onch empire a - dins...ruble about the l'ith MM.: and the Emperor. in tibtopeningaddrwo, sclll express moat amicable end wine senti ments toward* the Onited States, oral, unless in 'the , meanwhile tit...relation* of tbo two countries become hostile, by vacuum or q (tons of Woof promise to evacuate Mex ico as proreptly os practicable. General 0.0. lhoorard heeled reeeireP from Gen.' /swain, AloistantrOnntuissloner of the Preedmen's Bureau for the Slate of Alabama, • a report :regard to the affairs of the ed. of Inez that State for the month of De . Taber. Thetteneral states that In some lomtlit es the 'planterwt'lmver—temle,atroog -anatlarlatlorts against employingtheir former slave*, but the %latter /persisted in' detattncling empictenwnt until the eembtruttlen was broken up; Poor . Rouses for the relief of destitute feet/damn are acry much needed throughout the Staik, but the Calmly I.:ozmnissionent seem indism/S -ed to aid In their establishment.. The reseal contrast price for treatments Mbar is 410,par month for men, including qicirLers,. food and medical attcnclanoe fur the , entire Female labor is estimated at p per month. The Commissioner states that more than tom northern men are In the Stan/ of Al-.. abfitua, for whom the fremtmen show a nuirked preference: The 4110 , 04 for labor, mash In all portion* of 1110 State 19 Mach trcater than the supply. A gawk/eau just arrived litre tran New. Orleans, says: The whole dinicalty with the fteedmen and, those, who wish• their labor in _Uultdana, 111.1 ha the perfshlett efforts to weer; reach them. AV herofuir wages are olTered and honestly veld, there is no trouble in getting faithful laborers. Our informant tcas,had ae many as two thousand negroes in his emPIOY during the mob - three years, and has fonoildt neeessary to dismiss only six for unr,lll.ll - --,Ventlemen arriving. bore _from. New Orleans • and Mobile; of erlaild, report - that unnabsni of !Ito - Ahern men, cognala • mpl.vdiug M I i•ds "Mord; Lentil/ens and "diatstraa," nre rapidly settling up their affairs, for the purpose of concaving - themselves and their families from Southern ,SOll nit Vat harm's way. Tile MUM Inn Of things there is described as molt. uncomfortable sod threatening to Nortlutra settlem. The statement is' Partner made that Jana the war closed, the blest of feeling pre r Oleo among all. olesses. Thu rctods,were, heartily rejoiced at the =actuator' of the trice, end expressed themselves satisfied to accept all the conditions of defeat, freely cullulttlng that bad they conquered .us they should have , compelled submission from us to their es actions., The liorbPs Washington special say's: ;D. G. Ogden, who reslgned the auditorship Of the . Stow Turk Custom Rosso ,_ to accept the otlice of President of the New Toth Trust Company, has been Informed the Secretary of the' Treasury, that if ho will return to the Custom Ifonso, has salary willlm raised tobyoao a year. The =throng' . of. •Chief; Justice Chase, are. 'toting - the Pstsannt :appoint Mr. H. ts.'llat., 'lay; collector of the port of EON York. The telegraphic statement that General . Cuat. tar la the °Meer charged with baring uttered, treasonable 'mutt/matt* in TC7.11J3, la 1501. true. General Merritt Is understecod tote thoefacer - referred to. , • The Tribune's speelal says The Supreme Court is expected to deicer a docistop today, au/Ir . / 14 Z Pm Constitutionality of the test , Tito Iteraidtt Wastilnwton • iipeotiti aayca reduction in Revenue Tax on Tobacco, Whis.:: • key, Cotton - or Petroleum, to T obacco , but the tax is likely to be increased: - It la stated that General Grant is at wotle on. :details of anew Military 8111. to incorpor atcd'withthe. hest features of tienator Wilson's soperceile altogether. ' • " I • • ittiniier byYce at; kt: -. lLottlp--140114, .t.-.'11800;114)0..; i t • . dr. Lops, .1.0111 . .1,- 0 1110 itstlxnatkillats of tbo 'meaie:lt:, Am-punts; whixq-boats i Write% , Intotrance probably sbOut.- half that Itoooont. train Atli Montag,blatmartgattaa la partially resumed tftth Um, bomb., • MOM Mlislioitary.Soclity. . , BAtrricoaa, Jan.ls,—A• =OW Stortil, cold north-east wind precrolling Mato 3 o'clock. contlunrs and promises Lobo very severe. The liarykindlnstitutorras crowd 4.11 thlsisf, ternoon, by A vast aud lone° to attend the maul - 9121•4537 ca the Methodbt Missionary • looletY• Theta vette tut 11:111111/31:114 gathering of Sunday, schoolchildren,and TAU 1111Ulber21 Wel•t, un able to gASllll,dtitttallel.4 • From striels ton, N.. 11%. Tcfnit, Jart.l.s.—The 'lferid's.Cherl ton correspondence reports the arrest of The.. adore D, Jeroot.,' 'lenMt:orbit' and IC. 8. John• uteri ler concerti irt :blockade mantling during the war. This explains the dispatch from Chaticaten of the published A holies of editorials, said to be Written* ExAervornot lilannith at the instance of Gen. eickice, and etraWng that -the encores; of AIM' 'Confederacy would 1.14113 boon a mixfortime to the South, has been published In Charteetnn.,, cantle; renelderable cerement. • lcasnstum, Jan. 15.—Iliavy @II day; lit. rishig, with . tun rear On the - at:ants. Cotton firmer' prices range frmu .%) to .Raceirts and shipments _light. Corn has ad. Iranood to Me; tnarket arm: • • Tim MI excitement i$ on the- Increase here. A oreatsleld is expectct trittkaLLMtana near 1NT.141131+,• r. , • EXTRA . BOUNTY TO SOLDIERS. Paymaster General Opposes If PETMON IN FAVOR OF PR ECTION. Treasury Ctreularao Cast Oms oil , _. .. . . . Wasursatoa , Jan. 14.—1 t app . i trent of t ficial i.laternents that the total nu per Of wen. Whohave received, reepeettvety 8 110 , OM or OM ' , Meaty, . during the sear, 1p3,370. amounting to the aggregate tq nearly M.- (40,6f.n. TIJe total enlistments daring the war- Were 2,481,C0D men, of whom up warts of 731,000 received no bounty. _ _ In answer wan in eu try, by General Seri en el: , Chairman - of the Military Committee, respect ing the proposed law equalizing the .bounties of - alts palters ~who -- served during' the war,, the ,e Parte:later : General , says' some refusd to pav eochsoldier or his representa tive. mh ...to being up, his bounty to sloe. The . aunt paid li, nearly Mx Le:indeed . and eighty-three million dollars, and the sum 'required to -par each soldier such , h 1 bounty, in proportion to his time of service, is 115 Rfilaym . aster General says:. The ;lima F...- e, thSOILWI-as to aecOrn lisli _the end propesed, even if reduced by on ludf, givet as amount of money mufiletentle e ormous lino Startling in Its proportiOna, t awaken the gravest cousideration as to the xpectieney of the measure, it, indeed, It can be regarded at all practicable at the present crisis, without - entailing Enetielat rain: In' a further .arg.u ment againtillbezneltsureihe says it Is cart an. that lo• n greater -eaten% then Is now, ap ptgllentled, inlet. legislation will, Inure to the benefit of Ispeeelating ~ adven turers all. over the land., who have' been 'buying soldiers discharges with a viowto such anticipated legislation,aud who are now doubt less covertly pressing It to consummation. The-large bounty allowances thus .far given, in spite of the carefulirigiloace and scrutiny of the officers of his department, have led to 'frauds Meal - eatable. , ./t cannot be di:radial that , sech exteni.loll of these allovraimes as is proposed, will give a new intrietna and °prior , =silty to evil doers in that line beyond any thing yea. The Supremo Court toslityjdecided a number orimport ant ease., Meted Leg t hat of Brigadier General - Thompson, appellant against; the ,Coiled litetes, appeal from thd District llebert for the Eastern District" of Neese Tort Su preme Court. •It Is held that the District Court has exelusive jurisdiction In eases of prizes. Authorities were quoted to ilhow that eee may be emaile when then la it able cause. The case of a probable efillSe wits made out Ln the opinion of the Supreme Caurt, . which today &finned the decree of the Court by Ipw. The tide/Ls - tine statement is made, derived from (Melia Souree,llua during the Mexican war' the less: by pe.yniasters lathe ateiii , , was whiledtithoi uring the war witht_Great Brit. Min; where as womb more was expended Os -la the Mexican war, the toes by paymasters. was WPC*, and during the war of the rebellion, although She disbnriernerits amounted- to he'Sfreeeil, the loss will be IsTe,OCO, or lesatliab alf a million. .11. petition has been received by both Wiese" - 'of AseggroaS oppised bathe petillenhigned by agleam" of the Free Trade League. 'The re- InOliStrante say they represent to alarge ex tent the interests of agrient Biro, min in g,ruse. onfecturers and col:mere., and they Most re. 'speethdly dissent fresicthestewene political economy and' of tbe -trim bushjess relations which exist anionicmatiklnit, that are 'ex• pressed try the Pier, Tradelsiagee. . -A enowstonuenionteneed bind abontat three o'clock this afternoon There is good...Wish in now, at tea o'clock, and snow and hall are still ll falling. ntsarelari tiPCulloch today addressed the following etreelar. to the collectors ofeustoms .: . s A es,..-1, have been ,teinnned that des ship Farislusirt.rettentiv .arrive 4 •• Arristd , at Pupil from Bristol for New Yore, is lode. in full. with helea pat blitre been taken from cattle' that Isailittedisease now prevalent is England and is known us the Cattle Plague. Custom Itanse OfroaCtiganilet use too pinelLylgilance in guarding against this-introduettan of this terrible disease, and will permit no ..forelge Tides Who landed, without nest reporting en each ease, and reeeiving instructiens Irons the Department, allowing entry. - - By direction of Maj. Gen. liancoek, the Mill tan. District of West Statyland, Perinwlllaida, Delaware, eastern shore, avid tbe District of West Virginia, hare been illacontinued. i Dar. per's Terry bas been nuilistalaed as Ms inde pendent post. Maj. Gen. 5.11. Wilson, C. S. Velnateers, has iicenilasiUned tetePorarily to the corerhand of the Department of Georgia. - Cot - Mown; :Lb Regulars, hn& tiro, ordered to assume conintartd of-tlie..Poll, of Pliendei- Ifiatuel the detachments adjacent thereto. ill . math coNeass4fitsT. SESS SS ION; ...11VICGTOY, DeCOMber Li. /AZ.% 7- - .. -- - - , - ,- -- - iterAViii.eninfriglicriew bill 1 - ti iirovlde fat t he appearance of every officer In the tielay la the eavaity, artillery and InOintry, .em irtybr-. 4041li's erin...teilq i fli t '''lN :coPvel,.__ed, and strpointett by uieeeeretery 'or ITtiri itilli . / I resi be talllo pli. W. ISatishketinv examine. ft shall be _pat - open - the retired' .Itot..or ' ppcdfrireirtliertavalionlyntextieles thus, , tedlUall he titled by. selection fronifniore ' w 0 have tweeted the eiroWsittlefactonr &amt., IS teas station% regard tastmlority -o r . arm of 'I esefflein 'Tim bill waf . referred tcrtho .11.111- . ta_ry Committee.. _,.• • - Ur. Wilson Introit need the bill rceeMlT of by Ulm flung the strength and organi zation of the army, with certain amendments, and de 'motley it was retwoomended to the Military Committeo.. As amobeted, It provides teat the army Abell hereafter consod of live Pt glitiella4 of ratiliCry, two of cab in and fifty-lave of infantry. Ton red:in:woo , Of the infantry shell he etdoved troop, and yotorao ,StriC, Mr. Wade presented * memorial, Omni - -..q1, in fe - eta Proteetivo Tariff, mously , tater of which was referred to the Finance Committee. Mr. Sumner presented The petltion of the eolored Methodist Episcopal Church, of Att. 'efTtlri, in favor of universal seffrage, which as, referred to the sspecLel,,Conaretitee tut Ito. Otrastructiet. • 31r. Eberman. Offered the folliredeg, and ex plained that the' person named in the resole-. ilea, had Woo appointed upon tb e recommend align ors member of the Mouse from Kent achy. in prefers:non to the son of Ulm. J. J. Pleteon, 'a Yellers! officer, killed in the late war. Reefed, That James J. Wheeler, of Ken. 'make,' now a mulct .in the Naval Aemienare and ...formerly tasthe military service of the so-called amfederate States, be dismissed iron; the deattemy, and am person shalt be ap pointed as a cadet la the Naval or Military Academy of the lialteTt nide.% who shall hero' tendered ald and assistance to said rebellion. • The reseltdiem was referred to the Commit. .tco on Naval .Mralrt. t Mr: Anthony presented the petition Of cer tain easel bilkers who took' part In the de. sanction Let the Albemarle, asking for an. allowance of prize money; which was referred :to the Naval Committee. _,.24,Anthopypreseritelapettlierashing that , Congress enact that a copy of every pablic doentnent Ipubllzbed.be 'sent to every public school in the coantry, which was referred to -therJudiclorY Cothralitce.. - ", 31r. Sherman presented the petition of Ohio soldiers, asking an equaltnation of bounty be tweets those who entlited early and these who enlisted late to the War, which Ira, referred to the Military Committee. Mr.-Cowan presented ft petitioa praying for the retention of,the Veteran Reset-ye Corps as a part Of the Unit.] Stow,Army; which Was referred to the Military Corarnittee, " Arr.' &Pragua. presented, the memorials of 'lnanufaettirers of steel. sheet iron, breeze, colors, telt - and otter articles, stating that the impost duty Is so Low es to operate against and t akitt:4 for retandy 'or 3lr. Spragne!o a tt ore rl hitreduced a resOla lion on this subject recently, ratr ty as a ni,so llu had dealre e d simply to gi e a voice or warning, which his own expe rt nee had taught him was necessary. Ito had pc( meet-est to any' particular department of manufactore, but he knew that It was neCel vary to protect the manufacturing Interests Or this country. lie did not believe that certain foreign =tiara ware entitled to the sympa thy of the Senate, and when he now petitions introduced here, which canto from men who -were Paid by-parties in t o t : t .her.countries 'he prW TTotjaehposynAboT)--y .b s ' ft of a personalnature concerning the criticisms andlainta of certain Nest York , paperof the other Meese, Was that the course of this newspaper, and of the party to which It belonged, should .be known to which It had been four years La paten) TO the-rennin% Milita- po 'om onto the; favorably a the bill to relation to ,re.eatabashesent of a.. National_ Military , and Naval. Asylaza. fer..the reliet_of totally disabled calcium load soldiers of the..El, ,TY. array. kilaard'a joint, resolution that Where-all appears tr y t h e report of the lieerotaryer War, that Jeff. Davis and C. C. Clay,theld - in ) confined:tont, anddTho halo:sheen ooncerned the affgaeStnett oll of President- rdneolet,' for the. tnurder of federal soldier. an dld prisoners of war, bit tried immediately by a Wiling ,f o orain d iserze , , , to ri t i l&V ti llarttal, was, °b ig. Chandler, at the conclusion ^ ofrils' 'lAV=lsj&blartze. p lu url ' ica n tirent f t, ,dltdomatio correspondence between the (ion. 'ernment nod areal. Britain, we are fraly - rel, dised that thei r t named government has re. ' Amu ea -the , damages ,committest on American eotediferee Ll:Menke Mauer Of her „ i mp, tete, during thelatarebellion, and had no arbitrate and finally not to hear any thti in g, further o nto e kubject ; therefore, Iteeotelo;••That the 'Preildent In hereby ro. ...nesTed.torwittuirew oar - *tatater frees the Court „Of.. St. Janne, and Isle a , Modena. ) , tier; of nun-latereoorao orliteh Is heeeby - . declared to-tahn eifeet i -after,.. bud,: •groeht,reta . Ilonzhall have been Issued. . f -Mr:Chandler, asked for the inimediate• con-, elderation the atove resolution. -• • . , Mr. f i tsoa objected to it. •It lies over. - Mr. - Nesmith offered a rata:at:atom requesting' the - ldilltary .Coramittett to •cingedre !Into 'the . ; ) spedlency_ of a law creating brevet' 'mean' among thoolooly, who Satre served with 'dis tilled:3u in the field. • ' • • • From X.p6dIIC PRIC = • . TOMO ; of Oh1O;' Pre , tetrted' the creden tials ot thd .itepmentatires elect from the State, of Nansa%. which were referred to the Committee ea Ileeenstruetton. Dir.Conkling, of New York,-introduced an 'arnentitnant to=thtt-Conatitution,which was similarly ' referred, The amendment „provides that theteas of representation and - taxation be the whole number of the citizens of the Vatted States, but abere colored persons art -denied the right of wattnego, such rate &int% he excluded from the tams. proomnl l , of Pcnnssivnnin, oltered E THREE CENTS resolution ...titling With that MI Phil.. own i , the District - of Columbia hat r th a t black men shall tint s ote to the It strict of Chi na, to inquire into the t viretliency tit or. tiering art electiOn, by which black men shall decide whether white men shall vote. Mr. Finek, of Ohio, moved that the resold thou be laid on the tattle. The Motion carried by a rote of 13 to 12. A resolution was paused directing the Ways and Means Committee to inquire into the es pedieney of repealing the two per cent my on hulls of vessels launched. The resolution passed. The Public Lands Committee was instructed to inquire into the healtbfullue SS of the P m+- ldential manston-4s to suitableness for fam ily+ Of the.Presidrint, and If not suitable, to CO. pen.= estimate. for a suitable mansion in a popes locality.' A resolution was passed Instructing Wiya and Means Committee to Inquire into the,ex peelibney of requiring all tire and martnoin mmabee communes to invent ha Govonaruent securities, and deposit It certainercenta're of theit capital and receipts in the United-States -Treasury, fez the butter sexurite of those, In-,sured, under suchrules us may be prescribed by - Congress. A resolution owas . passed instructing the , Ranking Committee to inquire into the expe diency of allowing any existing Rational Ponk to change Its location into any other Mate or territory. ...A resolution was adopted instsneting the _Ways and Means Committee, to enquire Into the expediency of so amending the Internal - Ravenna laws that imarrance agents, the net, Pne..t'eds of whose huffiness does not exceed y.. per shall not be required to tato A resolution was adopted, instructing tbe 11 - ay 9 and Means Committee to enquire wheth er increased duty shoant net be platted upon foreign nrobrellas and parasol. A resolution was adopted in,trorting ' the Military Committee to enmorejeto the expe diency of including non-commissioned officer., rot:whitens and privates, In the regular army, with - Were In the Perrier , at the breaking oat of the rebellion or during any part of it, in aov bounties paid to the volunteer. of issi and A reihiution i - was adopted, instructing the .Committee on Ways and Means to enquire Into the expediency of requiring a license onitorse races, where edmisslen foe Is charged, and a tan on the gross receipts of the proprletorti. A isesomlion • was adopted instructing the -Jediciary amen Committee Us enquire into the ex pedlency of an amement to the nate:Mies tion laws; so that all persons be required to read the Constitution intelligently before ta king the oath supporting It. The I.louSe bill to facilitate postal military 1 communitztiort between the States having born returned from the Souste ' Sir. Wash- D o r t , moved the vote by which it pasted to be' reconsidered, teeth a view to have it commit ted to the Judiciary Committee, they being in structed to report at any time. Objection was made and the resolution , lien once. re on! and adopted by a vote of eighty" twie a against ',Seventy seien, instructing - the Judiciary Committeeto enquire into the. ex pediency of so amending the art relating ten the testouth,so es to allow attorney's to prate rice without taking said oath. • The lionse resumed the emmideration of the, ittstrlet of Colmilida - negncesuerage bill. • Mr. Kassetnied. lowa, opposed the exte-afdee' of the suffrage withoutrestrictions. Concerning the rumored o f of arti cles from the MI hitt, House after the death of President. Lincoln, Sir. Raison, of lowa, said • not a solitary Article belonging to the Govern ment was taken - away when Are. Lincoln left the house. - the only iastenee that afforded • ground for the statement was, that a an article' used Intheenmity wan highly soloed by the widow, its it was an object of President Lin robes admiration: Mrs. Lincoln asketrthat alight be ink= away, and the question saws referred it to tbe Secretary of the Interior, Who decided that miebieet ion timid ensue as to its removal. • The boxes reported to have boon taken away were all private property, - In a debate eoneerning the bill for'sisffrage In the District of Columbia, Mr. Kasson, of lowa. read trim the Federalist to show that Mr. Madison end the framers of the Constitn tlen never Intended that Congress should pre. Retitle quallerallonq of voters to iii' States. 31r.hellof Maryland, gaoled 111 , 1 lam. g - aage of St i r. Madison to show that when the • people , of a State are by any means deprived of .theright of audrage, In was proper that the evil shoulti be remedied by the genera, gov ; moment. . Mr. Itchy Wild be was for the Constitution. . all Ili •fength and breadth. ins, ender.tood trq Washington and Sisdtnan,.and fiar..lt with all powers which; tints' ranintalnei e•••entlal i =1t...1; 1, ; mitt he was fer the Con gress 11. it is. and he re-a-444.04d that . Congress has nei right to prescribe who' in Imentsball rote , for •ratibbere of the ta,le.rktl mzerotia branch Of the Legialathle. If suffrage were made universel in some portions of the couutry, there would be no security for the pernianence of our institutions. The Anglo... Slams .race only had the power •to , gm" een the country, mud prescribe theiprin elide of self-government, after establishing it. At to the IY:strict of Columbia, there arn two amsel a blacksonte ireshieets and the othersew mouton. Suffrage ought to be given • to thenthY degreei,lia_Sed on Intelligence. lie wits in Desert of .Jeffersonlim and - Linc3lntan prinolpies, that sugrage should be based aan intelligence: mid on the gallantry' of ithose who for their cormtry. ' Ile was