„,,, • Impeaohineo. There have been few eases of Irolteraehm 6 l In the.. United States Congress. Willia4 Blount, 'a Senator front Tennessee, was lie. i p e ached in 1797, for baring , intrigtuod ,!tes tiansfer Now Orleans and the neighboring districts to latest Britain, by means of - W „lo!pi expedition orEngliah and Indiana. 'A long titan *as spent En diffendsing the riff • . and it was finally dropped bylite House, t Senate riphaVing pasted I resolution of ex ,„ len. - Th s proceeding resulted in a great -ease of Blount's popularity, and he was immediately afterward elected : , to the - State_ Seitate and, ,choscn its President. 'lns ease of John I'ick- ering. Judge Of the District Court of thel,Dis- trict of New Hampshire, who was impeached I in . Maroh, I'Bo3, is a , 'peculiar one. gitere i were four charges. The first three, referred i. to certain illegal proceedings' taken in ,4be..! .Tndge's Court in reference to a ship seized 'far ' violation of:the revenue laws.• The fourth alleged that he was a titan of loose morels and 1 intemperate habits, and that on Certain speei- I ” PrP ert Y ' t tied occasions he had appeared on the 'bench the I t!' enth ' i in a state of total intoxication. and bad beets then and there guilty of prof s ashy and other l i x em ectil li n; a l , . , • dispaceful misdemeanors ; The trial -beg' a I is ho t el. i March 8, and closed on the 12th, a verdicit' of a l rye . ee i con - 1 guilty being rendered on all the charm and th e s ou th ' Judge Pickering was ,removed from office. Maryland; 1 But it was clearly shown on the trial thatithe South can I accused had been for iseveral years ' totally {retina, Ex- I4elulged. ; • , • . pi er p ee t; I.' The impeachmeatnf Samuel Chase, an As- The Object- : ,sociate Justice of the Supreme Court of the ofno,eortef United Statee;for official misconduct, was the amuse of great public excitement and party ( commotion in 1804-4. Judge Chase we' l l one '' - Minnow Wzio'i , iiiit' ' iliarly known _as the I of:the - signers - of the Deelaration of Independ i . *iveteran jetirbalist Of Ithe country," 'be mt- ence, a zealous and industrious patriot , liar amid coign:dot' the New rofitCokuns;ciat'Ati , uing the Revolutionary War, and an able, and verliser : .The Advertirei.his beret, fore been a ri t uptight judo, as . though sometimes irascible, l and ;Whig V and. latterly a Republican apex. F t, Mr. i overbearing The prosecution ' was instigated. ' Weed -announces in his salutato that i ts fu= i IRnd managed by John 'Randolph. 'The 'arti turePolitical Character will not be di 1 erent jelee embraced eight 6 hargesL_lnd related from • its 'past. Mr. Weed hai recenti _bitten 1 chiefly to alleged arbitrary, unjust, and ty acting with the Johnson men of the country, i rannical conduct on certain political trials— and this avowal front him, nowlealur as if ho those of John Fries for treason, and of Tayler `had tired in -that. serOce, and was about tak- and Callender for Weditious libel. The Sen ing his old placein the Union -ranks again..• ate Chamber was fitted up for the' trial ;with i appropriate elegance. Benches covered with crimson; on each side and in a line with the President, rivere assigned to the members of the Senate: .On the right andin front l et' the Chair was a box for the managers. and; on the left a similar box f3r,the accused and his itcounsel. The rest, of t e floor was filled with I chairs for ti e members la the House of Rep resentative , and boxeaVfor Foreign llin_sters and the civil and military officers of the fUnited States. Spectators were admitt cl to 1 the permanent gallery, and a second gdllery was erecte4sfor ladies ; but it was, found im ',possible to keep the texas separated. 1 The 1 trial began February 4.1 1805.. Judge Chase appeared in person, together with his counsel, Messrs. Harper, Martia, and Hopkinsen, and ' • T he read a long reply to the charges. h . 1313.1 i: I agars, Messrs. Randolph, Rodney, Nicholson, BoYle,'Campbell, Earlyl, and Clark,. put-- in a ! 'replication.. John Ran dolph opened. the 4m i. -paachment in a powerfu l speeds , and the wit nesees for the prosecution were then called. Idr.:ll2rnainaxt anoktia . I Grit. ! -, ln • •A---Af:' iteven days were occupied iti ;arguments on both sides, and on the ist e . l Alirch the` vote frras ,taken on each of the charges separately. lT'here was a majority in fever - of tiff - auseir ten five of the eight - charges:: )ind a majority against him on the others, but r o ot - the j two 4hirderequiredby the Constitutien to convict. 'lle Wius aceordirigly discharged,, and retined This (seat on:the bench until his death: • IL Jetties 11. Peck, Judge of the ; United l - Distriet Court for the.Dietrict, of Missouri impeached ef high miedhmenor in ,offi IX1830! The! groun aof tieensatidnagains Was that he .had imprisoned and' cusp Ifroui practicing in his Court an latternqy led Lawless, for an alleged: contempt in coin -1 menting in a newspap e r lidinlntleatitlll T alpon ewe of the Judge's decieions. 'pie articles of impeachment were presented by 'Mr. Buehan- I an, iday A. 1830. The trial began on the 31st lof Januaiy, when the accused; was pronoun .eltd acquitted, twenty-one Sriators ha v ing It; ' • roted him guilty and twenty-tWo not guilty. ' I ' An 'attempt was made in 1148 -to impeach the vitaell ;president Tyler, and this movement derives' oererigid a '''' lespecial interest from the. clote resemblance hat the mott t i' - -- neitreen the circumstance of Mr: Tyler'i case ' er , " and' nowt and that of Mr Andrew T Joinson, On„ the on the othe r; of. January, John Minor Botts` presented d en ß t e o p f r re e o n m ta ta ii i v t a tee an o d f im a ellitl i terji - ,ra ch o a T r e g d es fo in ri t h h e c iip H po ou in se tm. i nts arc such, 's will d 'O t i; ine • •. Thel . ch ' - '' ' a senators rot • ._tury. ye at the fni;,'''' gross usurpa t ion of power and violation of '' . . ll ` dew in ordering the; payment of • rejected fixed Upon t hat claims übon the Treasury ; - of wickedly and - 1 1 corruptly abusingthiPower of appointment and ' .. , semovalrpfretainingWien intOfBce for inonthe - after they had been rejected by the Senate ; of abuseing the vetO power, end of other high crimes, and Misdemeanors. The Himmel retun ed, by a vote of 127 to 83, to p : point d com mittee of inquiry, and so the ;natter was al low,ed to - drop. , L 1 • ...fudge Harold; of the .United States Die trict,Cotirt for-the Western District, of Texas, , Was accused of ,tifficial miscorinduct - and nor-, ruption, and a committee iz)f the House, of 'Representatives reported Lai VebruarY,, 1857, in favtr of hie impeachment i but a ft er a ten month ' disCussion Elie tarsi! was dun:Mixed!' the House resoliing that thr o e was no Occasion for further proceedings. - I ' , The last case of impeachment before the United States Senate. ) wulthat of Hest 11. ) 1 F Humphreys, Judge , of', the ' Dfstrici. of the United States is the District of Tennessee, for ;complicity in the Rebell,. The V charges, seven in number, were preented in April, 1862, and the trial took _ idasie on the 26th of June of the sameyear, laittliig only one. day.. The . accused failed to appeal, and there was a course no defense. :Ile was found guilty, by a neatly unanimous vote,- on all the char ges, and a sentence of reantival aid disqualifi cation was paned without, it dissenting Yoke. —E.r. ,I - 1 i .t 1 . i 'a 1113113 HE ;BE 'PA2iti • • tit b VDtita: EMI3I I - - i • C stints° the ,i-type of oar ! . 1. 'o' erhaulieg tkingo generally' in It is week, hes prevented its from g ~ tte!ritmtt le cditotial Natters. • ' " • ! I , . , • tat Confmestion bill, *lila ?dr. , . I mowed to force ;through ' Coign! . ins sections., .We shag briegy ti: first claase 'provides for a get; . , , ea - i ot ell public 'lade the exelttil - the 'second elided foi-ihe iseitere deemed forfeltedhutaer the sit of 1862, the third chuis . e Air the app Ireton .Iviit M 'to centier4 property ' for the diStiiliatiott of Ultras to degrees; the fifth: the t 4 crectien til tln the tail horacilettiel for the 1 hiacks,".'he iiiiik "preciding who, shell be eFetkit 'froth.eotifiscation. ,' l l -,, eighth a nd tiitilli provide for. r .propeity,'lttedihr little e glitells of ..;,-- -:.-4...iirie.:.---- • n iVtari •eib . ry Noitherg coporh 1 iiiglier4r the passage of the milid itttlotten bin, the sensible men of ; 'sritorbvi.ii. Reverdy :anion, of • llati s itaAtthe best teruls that the `expett. • -Gov. Orr, : ot South Cs •i Gov. *welt, of Georiiiti, and. Gor Nefjrirgittia, alsmaPpiolie of it., .lobs of copperheads 'pita rebels ar e account. l'. : ; .!,4,.. :‘(;., . , 3fAJO . ;IL GEMULAL Henry Sloctim was wfew 'days ago nominated by the Presitilent 'sod re jected by.the Senate,fis Naval offictir of New York.. • Mme: "bread and butte " no the same day dencral Rosseau, orKen tucky, was nominated hy the President,- and rejected by •the. Senate; as Brigidier General in the regular- army, to 811 the vacancy (mess= limed by the resignation Of Gen.. Rose,crans 7 And at about the sme time, Gin. Frank. P:-Blair of 3lissourti was nominated by the =President, and rejected by the Satiate, as Min , ister . to Vienna. , . , , A CORRESITSDENT tot. tuemerm, graph has prepared the following, table, -showing the ptditical 'res. _nortberntier of comities in Penh ring the l st twenty-five years.,, majorities in the counties name and 1111krkle in 1814; etid for Gear, ; Munk.-Allarkle. G'ear :-. . Erie ...... —_. Nreiian - 110. M.'Keat 109 'Potter 306. 4asquehanna-,767 Tidga I ITe4Ango -850 364 3965 , 1294 16;4' j De.duct 129-1 Add Sit'k 266 • i 'Skunk's maj.. 261i1 Gain.:. 19,08 Adjbuinments Congress, after a good deal of • with' the,Preaidetit; and after ser • ces between the two Houses, Friday-last to adjouril on the fo - .0a Saturday thei.efore the - Le _ of the country dissolted to meet - . .141 - of 4%117. Immediate3r after - .'went the Preiident Convened -t • • proclamation, to act . ;upon, exec - mend. • Sop long .11 will cont session depends entirely on the • the persona witose n6nealte fu • atoeial approral. IG theie are, o '. , nroad stal•butter" itripe, or , Demociateit pirdmble • of tat; appointments :Will "go un. :•i ones will hive to beloade; 'and hand, if experieitce hie a tattght • lesion, and his future appOintm • as are "At to be madi," the fieu • . less confirm them qUickly and t • turn to their homes in a few, d 'beat. -; Ale State Legislature bus alio 11th to adjmun. .•,__ Tux Washingto Correspontle tt u Traveller , describes Senator, yotingest man in the Senate, if n.,, and his slight figure and jureitil hiM appear rianger than he r. pale, sallow face, with its long , small nunilitschei show fi l o' indic rat depth s ibet; yet there is • . . look about it, as if even + wealth p olit icikancl 'social, and , the m • . wives, hid left something to be .abplt. Mr.. Sprague "says/very, gnats. and that little seemsto / i4portance, and so esteemed by Whi vi3l - 4jd doiv'n his prpositio iho appropriation tor'S ttthecn . 1 1 day, with very little deb to Or cc I kind. ,: - • ,Anour two weeks ago Gen; t to the , kresident his resignatton-I Cienrral of the regular anny.l` safinn watisant to Gen. Grant, rucomendation of aceeptan , t qs f ore furthte action was taken the latter receilired, s let ui t Itoseerans, the brot her I,of 0 , 1 asking' that filial ictiori on thS I nation he jitOpended. ,_phould t be ackeejofed, it is beliiied !hat will be appointed a iirigasiter • Itosecrans. ' - ^waoieldrs. !eery?" is ti the - day. .Those 'eke profess - to the ii s Cineinsti lady tirkeilass wheel' rreiridest i Johneoi once engaged to be .rniirriid, Treibient hal-duce taken a., live her -*straps. Svaaarr ma tisamilay nett term of ths. clizninal rte prinaaer a t ad a speedy trial; 'bat for lame, .;.• cPje thus deLmysti. : EMI OR. tom, • awl our office ring much Ten* to cohtsini l olj t ! r im. / 1-- fo it- ed States, f property uly; 1 4 7tb. intuipr l t of •the forth hiineipsted fr . buildings le of said ntown tele comparatite ution in the ylvanis du- It gives the for Shunk -i,.. 1866. t iJelyngek 'O O f•- - - _—Al .. l' i • UM I 0 72 144: 316 017 1.11 L akirmishinj; ral conferen oneluded on owing day. alative body again_en , thi the. adjen4- I e Senate by; tive appoitit-i ;nue in °atm ri character' of ,ishes for Sen., i t of the Boaz I prague ae thle in Cong;esn! • dre4tll mask ally ta. , lack hair anti; tiOns of teen t i an unhitppt . and hone* beautiful' 4t discontented" 'little in the e of very little his assotiat'eaii -to increaael liett he 4441 •emony 443,. onicrnne nit! as Brigs 1110; hhe cottunto4. who'. indo# e thereOn, bOt. • ;fr ii.‘:, 1 by the Ex ~,,, , .1 l er,.from litik,". 7 , i n.'rtoleoraitiq, ' t ~ !tier of ree : l i t. e 'inesignailOn 1 Gen. SieWe,• l he ' plaeff ipf I'o , . ques t cop 11R f] know say tip": I. daughter to • Robert :',Wea • d that ft't'a 7 intertiq T [ mri4dl:44,e, !Allxiouarlde .. tied ItiOff I I • Tux remains of Artainue ti Ward hare been' . . temporarily placed "the vault at pineal Breen Ce.metery,"London, ind will h renter in accordenco ‘ witi his desiie be eonyleyed to America. For ninc,daYs hofore his die.th- he, was quite insensiblel By his will ha loaves the bulk of his prOperty 1:0 his mother, and his:loire for childrinis shoWn by the extraor "(Briery number of letacies to parsoas of tender age. The property bequea'ilied table mother, ether death is to rirrert trtuit to Horace °relay; to be 'salad for the fOundation of an. asylum for sgetrand decayed printers - •- • • - Great Swindle The.: imeorresposolfl , of birsh --* itet' Uute to th as YMCA 610114500*! * *0131 TI:OSSUO : ! I =S= • . . . .. • mm e 5500,0011. alas. The 80.. - wattengaged last evialni with the tippets& zrder—a bill reportitid by. Mr. Waddell, f attomudttee of Ways and Means, ..for the al et of the Olivia : 4 the «kitties 'of Adams, , lin, Faltoni.olleatard,',l l erry. York, and umberland, whine - ir' Cpelly was destroycd,, ged, or appropri ated ter the •public semi and in the comma defense , In the war to ' ugpress the rebel ," ' . 11 it . was ;apparent n titter the oomunea en cem . ema ,of the debate; the the thing' was thoroughly “set up."" i tie 'roosters" that - crow oa any dung . , hill where i e "corn " eats be picked rt, illit• beta duly f and tldags worked -smoothly so faits& matte majority on testvcitaysiti I concerned. . The Democrats, with 41 itelir _et : °options. ic . t a mum for- the bill, , the uniil4 l ties to be 'dieted being mainly of that Itii tmlisrity / enstraeter to milt ant D e mocrat* io aim — path ~ The “rooders" all:went for it. including sixteen 4. the eighteen . - Bbiladel phiii membelne atia *majority et the Allegheny . 1 county delegation. The bill was pat hitrough . on a third reading. ' It May yet fail in the I House, and lam informed that it bat- little,, chance in t e Senate. The 'opposition is led 1 by Mr. Qua.ef Beaver county, ably tivionded ' by 'hit . .. 'Boy • e. ot Fayette. To show itow -tit+. I terlY reekle 5 the character :' such legislatioei a I isubmit a few figures -a splash 1 i liveredaga st the bill by Bon. iota S. Mani, •it ?otter c nty.. Total receipts of the Com- ' I monwenith last year , were $5,828k ' ht-• [ eluding $ 600,000 , from real' estate ; from the i General 0 vernmnt $ 667,074 ,, making 1,- i r, 884, 074,. w ash will not be received this year.— This estima e&total receipts for 1867 are $4,- , 695.574. ' be genera] appropriation bill al -1 ready caliif for $4, GOO, 000, which alio unt is ; beingine ed largely on second reiSing.— I `Yet in the re of the-fact Oat ever te l lable dollar to be in the treasury is anti irted, -a ! majority othe House of Represent gyms, are ( willing to ledge the State to half illion of . obligation 'chi:hit has no means trim I— ! Further co 'meat is unnecessary. • . Coriesiondenee. Br, to-a note sent by . us Tisk we hive received tli , &relation to -the :votes 4 Senator [the ' veto of Governor Geary. It il that the associates of t i r 'ol. Taylor te, 'attribute nothing 1 improper: to him in th vote referred to. . . . In anew burg last ing reply Taylor on will be-se' in the Sen • .. Ilassuntrio, Much 2th 180. ,•i 1 , E piton. Anal:re--Dear Sir : .Yeur note in re latioa to the vote of Senator Tailor "on the . 1 1' veto of t 1 e Governer on the, Ps. IR.llt..bill has been nice red. Although I differed in my vote from him I desire to say that no l one here has a higher reputation than he as alitire Minde d and honorable Senator. Nor has 'ny of -his brother Senators ever thought of attributing. icialen. IN . .• . 1... - .7. . : • no one however. w h e h er elPeli-. inexperienced who is notlila - hie to err • gement....in the discharge of his of y. tlt should be reme mbered -that cct was sprung upon 'the Senate with-. time given for 'reflection. hject, which was the s ecial order ,ning Wes suddenly set aside, end the iiage Unexpectedly introduced land the .d precipitated withont dismission.— dor his consistently acted witlr chose thit*. • 1 'Time !.in otl !iti j ficial du this sub out inuci The sl that ev veto m - 1 vote iv I T • ULM .0 In him ,ended a labored fora free railroad law, and I • • e . ti mes honestly represenl , e intereata rn Pennsylvania, and it• would certain .st unjust to attribute impsoOr motive s * 'ote to which i rpfcr, or upon any oth ion on which we may have differed.— who ha at all t of west lybem in the er qu • -lIIIEII • No one here, I repeat, has ever dreamed of impugning his motives.! ROUT. Atli - LET BROWN. .Senator from Layrrenoe Co. Most l cheerfully do we endorse the letter of germtor Broir tn. There is no man the Sen ate in whorn'We have more, confidence than Col. Taylor. • From Near Orlogns- 7 , ot a teßeinOved Ivy e d —Break. in the • - A 1•16, tri.LEANS, Marc h dan limed an order removing f l Mayoi of the eitp, the'Attorney State, Judge Abell of the First -1 ofNen , Orleans. Edward Heat Mayor; B, L,Lyneh, Attorney; Judge., Reports from the Foie river Mate that the levees, ue the whole loWer valley will p slated. • ' • I . Nair 0111.11AXI, Moroi' 27.,--1 order l wits issued to-day :. _ l' Ilginutraarsits Firm H MIII I IITAI: ~ ' , [General Ordet. No. 57.] ' .'Andrew S . Baron, Attorue I Statelof Louisiana; John T. Mw 'New Orleans, and Edtottnd At First Distriet'Court of the citY < are hereby remored.fram their oeis tilt 12 x to-day . The folic men &remade, to take effect! t B. F.lLynoh Attorney General o Loitisiana; Edward Heath, Inn leausL-aud . W.. W, Howe, .Judir District Coure vi' New Orliaita: Each person reunited ,w 1 hooka; papers, records, gr.c..; SAW! to the one appointed thei thori r ty of the latter willhednl, enforced. . EMI By opauoane. of Major . 0 da ILI . 112:1 M. Timm is wale talk in Conik abciist sending half a doses goo speikiri into iarious solstions Iday or June, to: discus Toll from the Northern standpoint. tle*on are said to be ready foi paign, it they cao bkaisuied ol ty. ; • Gao, L. MAIM Reath, the aew Mayor, die t ,1141 1 - iwip#, r- t .~ ~.._~ 1 : fir:l24lo: M. B: LO*BY, Senator from Erie. lIABE.V . WHITE,'' • benator Irmo ndisna Co. J. D P 4,1 E, Senator .uk Berks. Fyn OM n: Sheri VOW. F eneral She* . Q , office the. °merit of the ip istriet Court • Is' appointed W. H. Hine, above on the [giving way.-- • abli be Inas- he follow-We Dirraicr. e'aeral of the roe, Mayor - of 1, Jialgir of the f Nov Odessa, • • WS wing appoipt; • e 1111.016 .dite : the Stare of . er, of New Or . of the First turn over ,sll niog to his .to. Thy • nu respent4and P. H•. Sheri- r, A. A. . a wail known If- "- I !cast! aired. ftepabliessa : , f Lite floutb,in , tical imestieas Several pa . ma- # am pasoaal safe- ESE - • - 7: Brio. . • ::,,-! ,1 agidast.. 4 . 7T. _ , , ihmat_ .emb .V.. . • 4 has been.. saiiiiiii**: . Bessittif *is vii fs+6-44 a* tii diecisS,, ll4 4 feilitelli R' wing= fo r q? st itlii,.c P . ^ .- ~ f psiiiiiels of brisilrs4tfigi Ids ' big 'llierstsi.-' .-I...iim mak ikaeviiii... to imppolie dist he or'pay other t could escape the oondellpiatilik: t 4 eviksied lips ofo Li - lie might' or that be wont reveirisio ' ' nylof,mmeilwhope if". t o 10 s . pro r e of truth. Ido not pratu tt at u I for _Taytor not` . 414:: to I, To err•ig . humem":- But ~ 1 dvlied ind denemmetthiesese, may Mgr with us 'ail' to Me ethige - Let ma oak, while itl 41 his owe tete t:, Artt . frfewth sishea of . tomtite 'tnie from th hossis!of eley; MileM e`rigin u who b aR fecerfeeteer 'to colide,.p ured4rms what they coacelie, ithent rem on and without 'facto, tobe .- ~ .ii atheist. 1 . , . i In so doing they betray sash ,- ' Hi the !wet I 3 abject liUlenese off mind. l, ne look to 1 the Twird however,. ma- lie wiist 1118441 1 then is for the &base.' ~,:.,._. ll About six weeks slimier Col. ' y Introduced • into the Rouses . !Init.* pro d • for the in- . crease of the Capital', stock - of t e Pennsylva- , ala Railroad which passed th e ousehya largo „majority, and passed the Senate unifebeotuly. I should stikteitkitiwiwien the tiniiiit was in troduced _lnto 'and passed the : House, it palsied the Senate unanimouslioriesent beak to the .Rouse, and slightly 'emended; lifter, which it was returned to the ilektate iSnd again . Passed Ingaritieliatb. .Thus the Senate , if Penn lea Sylvania twice tmaisintously a prole& of the : bill, 'notwithstanding the curi e pendent atbe. Pittsburgh Cothmereial hulas it Contain. litd a huge ."snake.": Bighani,lßrown: , White, OwrY, and other Western Seastore bad , thus committed themselves lulls UTor because they .. lo could not discover inything Proper_ in the' bill. ' No Legislatnie ever pre ended to refuse a Rtilroad Company Ore l- privilege of increas ing its Capital !took aid it w4s thought sit necessary to :year after yea pass bills ap pi:oving of Such increase,,when a bill etch as the one offered could be passed, and as ii,was then thougidemildinjure.no one. •Betweeti the time this bill-was offered in the . lioluseand was. sent-to the G olertior roll b is, signature, a 1 bill exactly' sim il art*as • introduced into 'dill ighani I 'Senate, by Senator ii* of Allegheny, ' (granting the same inlimit d power to . the Allegheny Valley Railroad. • This bill panto& botii Reines without opposi ion; and was at once signed by the Gavernot. Not & word of condemnation was etteredan,&here as to the passage of the latter bill, yettif it was wrong to pass the bill tartlet PennsSivanis Railroad .tessary ...--.... As tne.l i mner o. ._ is limited bylaw, we maint in that it is right and prop* to give the Consa ny - power to in crease *heir Capital stook at pk.asure. If a Company is authOrized,to build a Railroad, r i not exceeding twenty fisit 1m Ids in length, does it make any'difference wit her 1 its Capital is a million or a hundredmilli n? ' ,There is this difference, that with.* is Cspital suitable buildings will be e'reated:a itable cars provi ded, and suitable convidniti OS of all kinds se cured to the pessengera of the 4 rOad, and trav el be made safe and comfoi 4 table; which could not be the ease in; a restricted I road. Limit the charter of the-. Comps ay and then giie their, as sie do individials, unlimited poiver to increase their CaPital Kock and expend it in improvments. Tlie Stale end the citizens of the State will all'ilte benilited 1 in. this way. These were the views .enttrinitied when the bill referred too seas introduced Ifor the benefit orthe Pennsylvania .Railroad by good men in both - branches of the Legit %lure. I .' Actuated by generous- impulses, Big Lani, Graham, Brea n,l Whits, Taylor, and other western Scaistors who are alsits;rs found ar rayed against shied everything asked for by this road, did sot oppose_ the bill, Sad they never dreamed it containcti anything wrong. Thihill war right, and no one has yet beet found l nho could: and no i)he will , he - found who-can, mreoessfolly plaints% the negative; because •there ui nothing in it'to found an at-- - J gumeut upon.. 'Nothiag bat prejudice against., the road, so generally entertained in the i west, 1 eduld prevent tie people from' seeing 1 this not. Gov. Geary be ga I western man, partook of western . Aettlou y, refused to sin. i ii ' this bill, although hi h $ few days before I signed a similar wilier the Allegheny Valley vioad His measageores for buncnntbe and don 'not not 'point ont a•sigle satisfactory reason for withholding bit a roval: When the mes sagek was went to the n s - e, bn 11 few lelndtes was: given for' et:lasi ration. I Senators who ' had voted for the 'bill before, could. not see that they did, wr ong. 'land believing that they were right, rentied i ts stultify themselvelt. : — Among the numbeibrisSepatco!Taylor. Here we may say, Tailor; wee a warm friend of I •Gov. Curtin, audit %bu Curtin's friends, I wertsarely displessid w ith Geary for using ' his °Mee to defeat Ctrtin. for 'United. States Senate.' Taylar ,vottli to pass the• bill over ' the' Governor's Irebecause Ihe be:laved-it Pi I eght,because he tho ht. tho Governor descry 'edto be rebuked, ' d because be 'could' not 4, itherwise , without s t iultlfYing himself.--:: Not a Seiner : of eith ' party attributes or believes he- cast 'his .v with the majority from corrupt motives. The bill passed the i fieilite over the'rvete, T he will sent to the ' Haase, where it would ve Passed by almoit [ a naastimolui trots Oat r.. Quay, to roma; - elle ziatterettintrodd a new bill meeting 'the Governor's °ldeal , which . payed both Hensel! in &Stir mina and,Svan immediate ly signed by the Govqrt . Thisbiat hill even .the •PittsburgoComm ' I admits is right, and we supposave ones questiOn. this an thority. Now, if the fi ill.,was Wrong, and 4 , 1 the ,Railroad Company expended money to Kan its Plu!lde , wtYl'we ask, did the pu ll Road - tatter its - gi over - the veto in the.;: - lenete I' with t * I fact that the Bourse . -on. a test vote seventy-three to .twenty) aba'nd'on thifti#ll I d voinntaritfin; to 'radixes ono that latish all Pirtle'? Is' 'nut this sitentillete east erto all Alai Charge - lbst,itapreper. %Mien ertii.nsid to procure the passage ..-.; of ~, ~ Jill? Would, any econpatity expendlir - ions of 'Er/env to e l s secure .a live and . wh th had' secured it voluntarily' , ask Ito ha e it ; repealed? . Tho 0°101147 _is apparent, " i " .; bat the _Reid was asking for_nothirtg wrong, %ended no wfonfit• MI , i .1.. t. higTkestlL thcoas lileastoo,lll9, lor ' L ed 1011111 g, -slot in* thwf 110Ei;•efatio). NOCK ; qiii 10Olvlit , air then foetiOukiiiniparo: :Ortkoio, with,wll , ll I. sowiototod.losa la *hoot thorlisto.oon= 64 , 11944 ato**lbttliskimhsll Wilted 11;41 proper siddve‘tand wighcooly to di bto duty cooatioviiinoly: "IA Baur *irked.— ttr u ite * le to jtirtiti meilt sei,ffa bail' and a• Agit; ad, la mimeo- . ' grhcSoutbout =mu.: - ' 42,l .nsustu .* ' Nzw-OlussirsOi‘&2ls.,-41e neW.Atter iserffeserniii the'-wine !;elected with Gm Habiantesias; aid -an advesate - efLoptil rights. The sew kayerhla isetehastj'eflll yein tesidesis, ;one of illr.•Dnrast.'S Tree swims ciruOt, to& 044°Tefd is I tended askinnaguratioi today. The #def of IPollee Willits *reset Brii-tion: colonel of ath - tfalied Stalls Colored Ar finery, sad tl a ;Oise will be ewspoond -with out distinntion of color. Judge Abelfs sue: censor wsna 11114wr on thestat of Gen. a Llisks. and (woof Cavalry,,ai'd, has sham, ed as Attars? for the FreiAnen's &Wean. 'Anoth er ark:l+day a:salsa:ea a late Act or the Legislature, swains's; in ales thi present incumbents as provisional; except_ for • "'" aspeelarlylao tot apas at headqnsrters. Morn changes ass expiated. • • I IMp1111!It. NASHVAL:II, - .TOUIL, March 28.-. 7 The leading Conservatives pmts. that the colored 1,4411111 be invited' to participate in the rill:teal mee tings, and send : delegthwi to the Convention which meets in this,city !text month to' ions inaie acandidate Per Governiw. ' The. propo sition is lencouragingli;reimived. *mil,: ,will probably be adopted:: . The Calm* v,otillirsiii invited to ll i send repreaentatimes to the iltepab .licsacongressional Convention, called to,meet in Nashville on the 16th of Iday next. :Joh* Trimble, Who big itiriadY 'announ'eed„.l.4mself I as acandidite, - Will' doubtless be nonibisted: It Is not, known who the boaserrati* will run. i' I ' ,' - -... • ,'''''''' ''' • i . ''., ahlitli hmiemis.C.' . • ' • ' Ittr t at,: n, N. C., Merck 28.-A-Ustion • Con-,., vention oemposearglilital . rinatierif of whites. and blacks; after two Aga' session, adjoitriiell . to-day.' I The Convention edoited thatiaini 6r ",43.epublicart." Itesolutioni. were adopted eulogising the party which overthrew Re. bellion.'hud asserting tfat.it ahonld'letinintand the re of sf' every iitial(' .inatt. Thei - dir. Glare that t^bngras is entitled to the thanked lrld.for. its prinsistent-devotion to human' 'tx4 proolaimed in r ile lieclaration of In:: le i noe ; cordially accept Congress's plan ;ohstruction,..and' rejoice at the over' of the aympathizere with the 'tate . Re i. They..deolsre that supreme allegiance As to the'Vedeieal Government, and not to . . t i Tpartioil suffrage, wi our' , 6 1 1 ~ 1 . stions or distinction of color; praise tie President Lincoln, 'favor 'universal it on, , and demandi _free speech and free I ion of public Wieners. They pledge 1 Ives to the' maintenance of the public : : and invite metaof all political persue; to- unite with them L in behalf ofi the iiles avowed by the Convention. ift • i counties Were. represented, lad ti mt ion Wris , unanimous. , The -question of the final adjournment of . Congress has egain occupied both branches of that body nearly all day, and at last resulted in a conclusion to adjourn'from'to-morrow at noon ontil Wednesday. the third of of Jill, when, if a quorum be present, busineis is to be pro eeeded with:. The *struggle }a both houses on this qnsation seemsto be without precedent, A conferenise, committee appointed specially to iitOonoile the disagreement between the two housu met te-day, and after along conference,' reported that they were unable to agree. , This livened the whole question agaiwto a anitaued r tiebat in each house ' In the Senate a isms.. blame was prepped, but not offered, certifying ' to the ?resident that • a disagrestieut on"hd journeulut bid arisen, and that be could'areil himself otitis constitutional privilege to pro ! rognthe Congress: This was obviated, how. 1 ever ,,y the final' adoption of a new resolution _ which 'waiaent to the Hotiee, where's hot dia -1 eussiiira was going on !on - the same_ subjeet.— I The eirival of the Senate resolution afforded , • an opportunity for tho Rouse to votes at 0001, and nndes the loadership.Of Mr. Bieghem, the Senate riseolition was agreed to under' the op? erasion of the previous question, by i iota of 58 te_4s, l baing but few votes. over -a- quorum. 'There was considerable confusion a nd excite ment.preceding this vete. 1 - •. • • -Tim luraiomaart QUISTION. 11' pj , sucr k CONGRESSIONAL.: 09 Mar: 29,1817. I . ‘ Aroortnammr. -The House during the afternoon had an ex cited debate on the impeachment question,end ing ivi`ththc- passer ova resolution requesting the 'Jadiciary Committee to make report as im peachment on the reassembling of CongresM—• Mr. Hitler charged that the Presided' had pardoned one hundred and ninety-three desert ars, so that they could vote theDiwetet tick et in Rest Virginia, and had restored to them pay Smountlng .. to seventy theusand dollars . Mr: Marshall, of Illinois; a member of the ifit.. Milky Comniittee, intimated that 'theie was inotiise. side to the story, - whisk-after all did not seem' to ;create much - of sensation. It dime putt during debate that the . Judiciary Committee would not resume- its sessions till _May. ; • Thad. Stereos said that the 0092111 the ole were pursedig woulstleed te.ao re- Salt, for which lanOp he was 'merely de nouneed by : Mr. Woodbridge, a mttliber *Vie committee. , PENN'A LEGISLATURE. EAIMIIIII7II6, March 27th, 188 T I Psymoss. Miiiigham—Frotneitisesis of Lower 13t. Clair said !ow** into' s. *stew township 1 Lo ;; tiei - nako "abilotigh out of Brownstown.— Dlr.dildiam; . raiozpinace sadist •WI same.' • , . . _ALIO from citise of 'East Deer exempting people who-put in substitutes from the bounty Lex. rf Act for ili4hoprotrot of COat 111 - 901- 11211 t 4 = IP g set ' eateihit judis,ti levying ne Ow . iit • Ants sun tro i n zill ig mus s man tv anier. • *toe— to an set io 4 dogillrYithY• I . iBILLII IN PLI . teN. ? Big "/ A tincosporating the borough pf • BuPPiel bank* eat to set Incorporating. the Me. virago flesh, Pittsburgh, • RILLS PAOItD._ rating the city cif Al pa. rating the Warren mitt 'rigout.. Oil bsco Couipui / I • HOUSE PiTtOPtIATION Bus. PAssi neial .appropriation' Bill as finally - , ....the House. , Several stteiopts. were I 'mind the fifteen hundred I dollars to , • bdtwers voted down. h e House. Wed on thirteen 'htusdred dollars. ha Awns 'are : Dizmonti Hospital, "'sissies* Hansa of- ,Ilefugei: $27,000i, I' *wit esitiary, $21;000 Soldiers! Muse. Pittsbnrgh SchOol of Design. $1 500; Orphans, $15,000. . Total; $480,500, Tpleltl Towed , .made to tot" , In -I Amintg SIOXXkI WOtern ffolttlera ARTERLY arrrEllENT o National Bank's& 'Boa v vex , ' Connty. ' iltsw Baulirroa, April lst, 1867. 'Asssra. 1, ad discounts $111,247 40 .under 'Protest... -6,200'00 dePpsited pithU.B.Tress-- - o secure circulating notes— 420,000 00 d b and Securities on band 0,0 0 .9 q 0 t' 4 o: l ltid office Sstures , 2,908 95 ' ' 1;673 Brk m a ,j, , e z.„l 1,500:90 1 1 - 7 4 4 R -2 render notes, bank notes 68,458 4 7 I 'Loans UrS.B' nrer 117.115.8. Futnit Pape Beet Legal eh i ~' 0, $391,279 T 1 ! • • u*itt.rrtza. " L. q if ock 5150,000 00 - Ecireulation • _ - 87,705 00 . ~ tinu B'k BeaTor - Co. 135 00 di. unpaid 1,83) 37 • . ant. fund..„: .... i,.. • 7,000 00 epsiOtois ' - ! 138,888 88 ' .4asekange & int'st, 5,720 56 . • • Capita Natio ° Circa 'Divide ° i dtuiti4 Out •1 $391,270:71 icy that the aboveis a true shatraet Qaarterly returns, seat to the Camp er the currency. . EDWARD Hours, • i f . o t trolllelheesi WILLIAM JONES Slga & Ornamental x:!! . ; ..1~.11~"l'~R. !9 f ~~ 1 Let!ering of all Kinds Exeouted Promptly. , =I NJ cfairiite c B•tig ax; ;few Brighton, Pa. blidn St., sperpt-43m . Speyeirer, • • cornei. of Illi.ter and Jane', Street • ROCRICITEI, PEDIN'A. r 41; 111AVIff0: !Warned from the east,_ I am ' 'opening a large and welt selected ATOCK OF', GOODS • %Inch Were i boegbt st panic - prices, and Which will telsold lathe lowest possible rates. 117 stook consists of Dry Goods. Groceries. ibieensware. lilts. Caps, Boots, ShoesAfotiosi, to., ite..and ari articles uattid ly kept; in =pi store. * itr.AMOVAL P i tairtNlS has removed his CLOTH' ' N RING mitaiilishrrentto . • 4 the now Windbag on Midn'ettesti aaarlY, at posit. :td .the Union Co-iiiierktise Store New.iiiighton, Pe; . • • 'I 1. Hs ifso takes this iiku:ortuipti of informing hisiftits and the public !generally, thatle him jut receiredikerm *h. ;east;•la' large and well selected stock of Spew"; g Goodly which hi proposes le sell at 'pricer-that cannot fail eititleraiers. ' . 1 ' Clothing m ade to order in the slue t,la no tice.;:eta work warranted to fit. i . . i . spra`67--3inos. • . . - ' ' ' r • Mil . • 4:- • 7, 0 4"; ••• • 4''Z' • - • ,:iia.x.?"+`, • ••:-;:" - T af i xt. -• . - • , - - .4,441 , 1f-v0rA7.,•,:.-r • . VI tirdsi'ef - the %b us . 1 . „ ",- ;1 01 P.. Iblive"tHoetefl.' the unders ea ' - A:PM ttl 'sari, : it, .public Om- .tlia'OsmisisilUlS . ..-,:•::„. , ••,,,, , • eq . , on '"- ••:‘,l l.leala T 10: 0 11 .** 18617 , •-• 011-5 ,40 ** '• 1 "tdr *Was). alt the rot. . s.. .Teal :real 'Mato of Amo n C*ll4 o 14. tfriliii-bdioligh,:tif Bridgestate., silk,;, , ,,,Alfettastri..eibtals, la.sigd b„ . _ , googls -a r .sda d ewatv, viz: ' - ;L. , A. •liCisonfitaliig - Ow. I of " ilium ., - - bounded north= by Berth . alley,eta by Hi c k' . o r kiat*il"...*' Pine all ey, and, west b y d u i e t,Taysad Others. • • • ;• .2 :Lotii. jggsolri, 88 lid 99, in Verrs A m , ''of&AO illi-lib% borolaiii," 40pi bet Constituti ng oil . bloclt.l2p !oy 160 feet: bounded north be litardtV - 01 0 :'itT - tlarbtri , street. south ' I ni t " ; - *Nreit'loy Bielrity all' -.: - b7 1; Loa • - nand 00 ) ia the plansforeeaid, ii m i g ffh i shig ilillhilli lb*** 120 by igg fr. `llol*lll4 north by Canal street , east licks—ell •itnie„...blby , Piwor alley. and west by Rich. . • '4.•• - Nut -.73.76, . and 77.. in -sahj• ah in . .osstituthig ,oati Moak about 120 by furri; • i l oungssil northrby (Natal , street, eau rbyli t d, iseese south by Pine alley, and sloth y -11,0 NU. 78. bt'-asid plan * l l 150 hi e s. v ai bounded . north -br Canal street, tut by 1 0 ,, Ns; 24 - youth by Pine. alley, Ind well by Mulberry- Sqiel- ' . • 0. - Vac No1:111. ,s2:' as& 88 , is said pl ak constltithig oni_blocitalsout 120 by 150" feet s wended %Milt by. North alley, east by ', Barley alley. einat. by . Canal street, and west -I T Mutbarr,y street. lot, Wa. 81 haying er ra ta thereon wall brick beck*. • - - — l. 7 L o tp Noli. * -59. suit 00, together coma.. Whig . one binek' about 150 by ItYfeet, boner dad north'-by,North talky, east by' Cherty al. i fi i.- south by' Canal street, And west by Barley a ll e y. On *MA block, is erected a Largo Brick Brewery • withibleemeiti Rory of nose, said-building'abult: Bo by 48 feet. -Also brick kilns attached thereto, 2-1 by 21 feet. The above buildings contain all necessut &Pc* Ins for malting purpose.. . -, .- . I. e, ihs 41101,t1111 +tea, MI Ait." An 40b snow?* . MEE sprepna-. .mabeis,falt- ,fouriii;drea ' Adiusi. . sat destiVabi d is ~ anar u 4- asi a sestiott ;41,4 toPaal a • Nero ass- 2fl~t~.,lB~'Ti, :: lim the ppm. of sin awe. ltighary =I Ili , ! Ell i v. 1.: • 193 . . ... &Alen Lots Nos. 42 and 43, itisaid plan, adjoining etch. *other, \ together being a b out , 160 by 1390 :feet. Also a small part 'of th: west end of Lot No. 41, about -11 tky 30 f eet. adjoinliii.said• .Lot . No, 42. 41tri whi c h 'eta _ are . twee* t li , e mansion bonse(of _said dee m . id; a [large. brick dwelling.- two starlet h i .' height, with abasement story of•etone...s•64 awenfelg ! baling 4 room& land' hall . on •eerA k • • floor; and: basements having two lu g , rooms 'and ha 11... , a51131 4 3 , ..L—0he third of the purchase money. ' in head upon tLe confirmation of sale by th e ' court; the 'balance in. two•equdi annual i lk . . stallnente from that date, _with interest:from same time, ancf secured by bend nud !mortga ge - upon ; the premises. The purchasers, to pd eipenSes of preparing title, bond and - mtsti gage end' all requisite stamps. For "further , information inquire of the • undersigned, Bea ver, Bearer ,connt,v, Pa.' •'- ---. . -' 1 . I , r JO3 t Pfl C... li LUIN, . 'Administrator oa'Josepli -Vera. deceased. ---..._..... . •', - • DiSiikrAilltiOri. . • ... . . anTINE partnership, heretofore • existing . be. - tween the . tuidersigned. under the name sty!. of Sings.% Mason. is this day diseolv-. ed by mutual .consent.. All brininess relating to thsaold firm.. will t.,e attended to by the new firut-Of,BinukSt. Ibsen orgardied this day. , . - - * ' EDWARD BINSII, SA NUL If :I.SbN: - 4, Rochester„ Pa., Apr Ist. -1867. - • ••• Lirriited Partership W E'the st.tol.erihers have tl in dey enter ed into a limited "Partne hip, agrees:: bly to the prori.ions of ' the...t.erof Asseni big or the Commonvenith of Penniylvanir. passed the first d , ty of fitreh ; lB3l, enttled. An Act relative-to Limited Pai tnerships,” and do hereby certify that the Mane bf th e firm Under ailiich said. partnersl4p iiite be conduit- - .14 th U.tnon. tke_geeeradnature of e business to be transactecl - , is the coak-' lug, mita/ i nfect-urine, and selling of Poekel. and Table Cutlery, Dental and :Surgical instru. mental ' and Such !other instrunierits ' and Ara. - m `else fabric ated fro - steel or.iron, or both, as may - conveniently [ be made appurtenant to said business, and the same will be transacted at Beaver Falls. in Beaver Cciunty, ps. , that the names of ihe general,Partners - of_ the said Arm of Binne Mason, are EdWard Biting I' and Sainuel Hearin, of Deaver county: state aforesaid, and the special partneys areturtis G. Hussey, Allegheny county, Stele aferessid, C. G. Hussey A. C 0.,; (composed , of Curtis G. Hussey - and Thomas 11 Howe.) of the City of Pittsburg; County of Allegheny, State -afore said, and:Romulus. L. Bilker, and Jacob Hen rici, Trusteeir of the Harmony. •Sociery at geonomy. Beaver count3i,'State aforesaid, that the capital contributed by'' skid Cur tie G. Hue- Soy, spoolsl partner:. is Ten Thousand Dollars in cash;lhat the ron;int _contributed by C. G. Hassey di Co . :, special partner.. is Twenty, Thousand Draws n:esah,;)aad , the suet and tributed:by raid tt,oompis L Hiker and Ja cob fennel. Taustjets 'aforesaid, specialism net', is Twenty Thousand Dollars in cash, that the period at which Said partnership is to emu. menet. let the first day of April, A. D. 1867, and that it will ,termutate on'the first day of April,- al . 1).1872, `. , Witness' preseu. , ' rr. 0.. lIITSSET. , Ilieuarrd 8. j g h tu i:',. ' 0 1 THO- M. 66WE, 1 1 I .. ..{C 6. H.GBBl:l*., -• . j . . • • ' 1 I SAMUEL-NIA..IIN, .• - - 1 • t, EDWA R D-81N5 , 5 , 1 , ; 7' . • • -Witness present. :' L. ILA Kg R. • .. 11, W. Weingartnerr. JACOB, ElB:i4&t. t. t,•'', (as to _ R. IL. Bake* - •• , & Jacob Henrici.)t • •. f• ••••• • • 3. 1, -Tgowelum F. S. lihinall. THOM7tON: it HAMILTOI 4 ; , Shams s ßea*er county, i Pa. 1 ' • (4th Door Nort4. of ...DARRAGH'S ...irpßt) 1 gAIitIFA URERS of Fancy and 'Cqta ec mon B ms, and dealers: in handles, iris; Twine, `., &o All work warranted Having purlehased an eseellint lot of Cor!,, and provaded ourselves with ail needed (sa tins, we Utter - ourselves that. all `brooms triannfactuFd by us Will ,be found ss geed as • the best, and cheap as the cheape st . , Cal: and Ile see us before purchasing elsewre. . 'ADDRESS-=Box 17, Beiver, Pa. .' 1 • apr11 9 67 7 -3mos, i ' • ____l•J , Shavirig Sa c i lbrl e t . . SHAVING,, Hair Cutting • and Sharapoilit , proved styles. the, most modern and iL°' p - Also-special attention *given to the Curlie6 and Dressing of {Ladies' hair by dohhlo 4ll 7 Hams, at the old stand, adjoining the :5•14i0;. al Hotel. .No loafers 'are • entertained abs • the•saloon, consequently 'any, lady or g ent man can have their toilet arranged .qu' et .Y' comfortably, and in the most approved otyie, by calling and making their Ivls CataWba INC-Concord. Vines. 25,000 PATE NIENte • C '" 800 two year Calabaw ,Vines, 800 two yeir - Coneord Vinei. • All No:4, and guaranteed: F. A. MIERSCII St. • 'No. 42 St. Clair , street, . . • ' Pittsburg, Its , WS at. Indastr, -Beaver 'cositllit CM -7----- k - ` arm For Sale.. RE undersigned °fess for ill' sale l?is farm • - situated its Moon towllshiP. B ar CO". 9, Pa. ° Said farm Centaits 100 acres less, less . , abaur'sixty or seventy of which are clear - ad aad t under fence: The balance iimbered-- Goodl.hquie . said barn. Plenty of g o od ts' w on the 'farm and at Ate house. A dyads of fruit.on the premises: Tittle indispuiable.-- ily l - im) sold at a low price. . Enquire of flew wi •uel bite or Thomas Doiy near. theprernio". r.3•67-4.3t. SAni:EL USSEFTON. ME II
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