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C. ALEXANDER.,
Dauscron OP PIEN'iDOP:
- , DE911013 GERST.
• Melting of VotineU.,
'pedal meeting et Cepneile tocir ?Ince
. , jest eight, Sennary 'ith.
.• In the .srteet, present all except:Mr. I t Andretr
Miller.
The minutia of the prec lone meet g were
Yea and approved.
The President read a dispatch f m Ur.
Ingham, stating that Cho Governor ha s igned
the Street bill.
-..' fined to-As :Finance Committee. I C. C.
laid. on the table.
lottlibra. - Was reed Iron Wm. Varree,
praying areduainn of iris hosiery tn... I:0-
A communication from the City Ceintrollcr
_ was read arid scented, and • reselete ion ee
somfanying It reed se follows •
'Espelosti, That the Controller ii here by an.
itiorleed to transfer from appropriatiol
rilartes :la ....... CO.V.
-...ielfartstandlar Warrants, to 510. 7 targets-, 711.=
Ash Ward lissket, •". 7 " • 5..1..56
6 Gee Ilsbnaa, " 1141.0 u
SDiamenctllartats 1045.1::
le ?tuna 41eputanig "a " 471.17
17 Was Warrants.
loMensurnelaWbre, 0 54,10
ISet Allegheny- • °
Bastre' • " " •".
..42.0409.77
This will give the followlegamotk.ts ri be
eXpentled by the Committee for the, Present
month
Rae,
Ida 5, ...... 70
_Mead three times and passed.
An ordinance regulating the sal lee of 1
the City °Memel we, read three tin a and
The report of the Water Committee wee
.toad and accepted.
• • Mr. W. R. Brown, ens, of the Committee
to confer with the Presidetit of the P., Et. W.
dt C. It:A., in regard to the pier which is being
built:an-the Allegheny wharf,-gave a venal
statement of the result- of a meeting with Mr.
Cass, and. stated that no: definite conclusion
hadibeenatihred at by the parties. The Pres'-
', dent of the road contended that the road wee
only liable for the number of egaere fectoc
_mpied by the bast'of the pier, while the Com
mittee deemed it 'only proper that the city
should receive componseuen for the entire
frottnevered by the pier, end thus the
matter rests.
Thei report of the Committee on Fire En
gine' and floss, with a report of the annual
xpprefrilittoes; Was road and accepted.
- AZ ardivanee providing for ao la-reefed
tosatimi.was presented, road, and after a pro
tracted debate in regard to increasing the
water rents, the ordinance was, on motion,
takollllll.alietton by motion.
Ttup first rection increased the water rents
25 set cent.
The
second
section increased the wharfage
one hundred per cent.
The third =sties Inas-heed the market
eseept butchers', one hundred per emit.
• The fourth, section Morseled vehicle license,
and' itemise for weighing hay, one hundred
per emit. .
The tftltasetion repealed all ordinances or
parts of ordinances conflicting with the above.
'She foartlesection was emended so as
is
• make it read 4 ' vehicles of every deseription,
and all weigh scale fees."
The ordinance, is amended, was read three
times and finally 'passed.
C. C. non-eoneurred in the action of 5. C..
'nlifixibe vehicle tax, which was amended to
ret* 50 per cont." Instead of 108 per cent.
reeeded eareonenrred.
Cetecont;Ceiremil—rresent—lietsrs. Ann
atleeng. ArdraY;Bsilay;Coffm, Coivit e, Feely,
Hayq Holmes, Ileitehlason, Mackey, Mont
gameryive,MoCandless, McClelland, McVay,
IdoTig,h ,a7l9leflowsn, 0'7(.11, Perteell, Steel,
,
Sant President
Drardeindiese offered ep a prayer.
Thwintnislinief the last teeetrag were read
alfdapprois et;
- -Xo4olville crated the following resolu -
1100.,i-Whielt was carried toeselmouely :
. - Beithiett s :That the thanks _of this Connell
• tiliealtithey:/al hereby tendered to our wor
thY>Trisidoset, J. M. Killen Req., for the
Able, =ratans, dignified en Impartial man
leer with - which he hat disehirged the dales
attending his PatitiOn daring the time be has
presided erne this Connell.
Peesidentrillen then addressed the Council
as follows
• aergemee nf , tles Cannon Gocrwil.—This is
another ocean* added to the many I have
experienced itt.Xay life, when I felt, as mow
do, my Inehility'M properly express the feel
ings,gf my . heart. This Council will coon be
Allssoired, and its history will soon be added
• ' to that of those -which precedod it. owe?
Connell° will assemble sal pees into history.
Ten, gentlemen; with whom I have passed se
many, pleasant, and, to me very agreeable
hours easy be summoned to that Council
which , never-adjonnie. Very many passible
things frill acme, bat fortho to forget the kind
manner in which I lasso boot treated by yen
is not one of liana, for if he President
of the great Cenneil above in Ills bedsits
• mercy wilt
_,permit me to .retain my
reason while I live on earth,l shall newr
ceaseleMertain tbokecneet and most lively
reeollecticit for year forbearance cud kindness
to are' dining the year 1863. I thank you sin
sorely; for Abe resolution jure paseed; though
I may not have discharged the dance eery
6tß6ioDay,lll 6l eel:melons of having die cher.-ed
them boaestly,, fearleuly - and nnplatiarly.
The Motor breeze which hae been rambling
the - political waters in the Eighth Ward for
some time has welted me into the :lades of
retirement; therefore a feeling of Badness
1:06116 1- over me when I reflect that this is, in
all hermin pratability, the lett time I will ever
• be permitted to meet you collectively in on
ordeal Capacity, and in that capacity, I now
allot: an affectionate farewell.
The retell:dons granting certain privileges •
to the l'ittsbargh and Cleveland Railroad
Company' !a Select Council, n ee. 28, 1963,
referred to Street Cemndttee o and D in on
arms date laid over under the ruler, was Won
up. It reads as follows:
Betolva, - That the right and privilege is
hereby granted to the Pittsburgh and Clove
,. lend Railroad .Costipany to temporarily 0.60
Washington street, from the crossing of the
titiek the.Goviimmenteziension of rails en
slid street to Penn street, in laying one or
„.twotrie.ter of rail upon said portion of spirt
~ Street. Provided, however,that the sold
Coluirsay shall test enter into bonds with
. - - the City Controller to remove said track or
;treat at any time after thirty days flatlet,
A 114 ba glean by Com:mite, through any of the
City °Heels, to verneve the same,and the said
.Cempany leave the said treat In good
ender and condition, so far as grading is eon
omexed. Arid provided, further. that nethieg
-*„ b this : aleklation theft be eenstrned as eon
.terying attys.. tight or grant which the, City
• Connell* may not have the authority legally
A motion to lay it upon the table wee lost by
it ales rote. • .
.
The yeas and nays upon e'inotion to con
orriet•the'aotion of the S. C. were taken,
„which resulted, as follows:
Yetso-ddeem. Artnetiong, Bailey, Colville,
Ham Holmes, Hutchison ' Jeremy, M'Cand
- . - AV IT
VeY: Govian, O'Neill, Steel and
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• .Ifaye.—Messts.Ariniy, C, Feely , Mack
- ..en•Siontgemety, :21'01011ln:1, M'Tighe and
freeldent
action S. C. . wastherefore concurred
.
ordinance relative to salaries of city
- • ;1111aenr,ISissed is B. C., war amended as
latise • -
To tnkittLi ialary Of Mayor's . Merle S7O O
;instead of 1600. • .
• . Ths dimes. stating-the Street Commission
. .gra • talerisastittelt out. •
- Ottager's salary left at one4hlsd of his
• and not decrease to one
--3it
And dense added making the Market
Clare's arid , Sm*rintendent's salaries at 3700
As ountruted.passrl. •
-
o.ed.Wed to their former action,
and , asked committie of oonference,_ and
. Messrs. O'Neill and Colvtllo were appOlLlted
on behalf of the S. Cf. •
Mr. O'Neil afterwards reported that the
'Oettealttee of Conference bed agreed to lot the
' :.easgres Mary remain as puled in ordinance
at ene-fairth his receipts, this being
- only , point 'of disagreement. Tho oral
'-:tatieitheu passed the S. C.
7Xr. Colville had hie protest against the
• .:-7.gesenge of the Ordinance entered on the min-
Mr. MoTighe adored the following: •
„ Wstranta, 'Seventy-two thousand dollars
, tax was amassed last_ year, far the
WI:Wm-of paying the interest on the com;
glrenahOs bonds of the city; sod;
Maelneset, 'Only. la mall. amount of raid
, 12 er . 000 .st; has sa t a ecn .., nirpeuded in payment of said
I,nt
The government of cur country
- •
Isis neat of sway-dollar that an bi raised i
• 'That the Treateder be and- he is
hereby instructed tab ran any balanced gala
$72,400 which May remain in his bands in
United States Bonde r emninonly known •as
fir eotwanties.
Eterared.to the Finance Committee.
An ordinance increasing The wafer rents,
wharfage, vehicle licenses and weigh scale
fens, passed in S. C.. was amended by adding
50 per cant: rpm' vehicle lla ma. inetoed of
11:10 per not.
The ordimanee, es emended, then finally
passed.
All which not otherwito noted was con'
tuned in by Select COLLECiI.
The President P resented a mall amount cf
money to Colonel Pratt, the Messenger, as a
mark of respect from the member. of the o ld
Council.
Color.cl Pratt thanked the Council in a •ery
neat +peach, and wound up with the followinz
sentiment:
to the down-hill of lifer, when you and you
are doeinivg,
!jay your fate no lona fortunate be
Thee a snug elbow chnit for each ono to re
cline in,
And a cot that o'crlookr the wide +ea.
On motion, adjourned am,
AllOglteny Councils
The Councils of Allegheny held a regular
monthly meeting on Thursday evening, Jan
nary NI.
ht 8,-frci, present Messrs. Atwell, Hop
kins, Irwin, Kirkpatrick, Riddle, Smith,
Wright and Marshall, President.
Hinatas of the premllng meeting read and
ap?roved.
Mr. Kirkpatrick submitted the report of-the
Water Committee, with a reacluti. , to loty
loudly bills.
Report accepted and resolutioo adopted.
Mr. Irwin 141i:titled the report of the Com-
mitten on City Proparty, relative to tho Drip
elation of 11. L. Bollman not the Executors
of John Irwin, deo cued, to roil to the city
certain property on the river shore, la tho
Pint ITard. Tao Committee reported ad
venely to the propoottlon. In reference to
the proposition to purchaee lots in anent
talon Comotery, for the wee of the city, the
Committee also made en adverse report.
The report wee lamented
. Mr. Wright presented the report of the
Committee on Streets, with a'resolutlon to Tiny
iii drybilh. Abo,tho folls;wing
I:ersh-grd, That the Committee on Streets to
authorised to contract with the President of
the Pitteburgh, Fart Wayne and 'Chicago !
Railway Company, for the remitter. of All*.
gimpy ay cone, north rot Franklin street also,
Jan,ata wet, between Bidwell street and the
present line of Allegheny .Yonne, and Ciro
no alley running, parallel with said Juniata
street, the name distance, prorided that the
Railway Company agree to pay all the e:Tense
of opening a slaty feet street, diagonally
Crean Allegheny avenue to Franklin street:
and Bidwell street, forty foot wide from Frank
lin street to Island lane; anal in addition to
the 1.10111, pay into the City Tremens: the n m
of $2,500.
Report accepted and resolution adsittod.
In C. C., on motion to concur, the yeas aud
nays were called, and were :
• Ayes—,Mresm. Boreland Dunlop, Francis,
Reckadorn, Ilittchinsen, 3lillnr, Patterson,
Wm. Smith, A. D. Smith, Stockton and Presi
dent Brown—l I.
].y—Mr. Dill.
Mr. •tsrell offered the following:
nesofeed, That the salaries of the several
City offlimrs, except Weigh sod Wharf-men
tors, be, and they en hereby Seed for the
year 1564, at thirty-three per rent. additional
to the salaries of the preceding year.
Bead and referred to a Special Committee,
consistin , . of M . Wright and Atwell of
Select, and Mertes. Francis, Dunlap and tiro.
Smith, ocCommon Council.
In COX.II.{ &twit, present Messrs. Barker,
Borland, Dill, Dunlap, Francis, fltek.adorn,
nutehinson, Miller, Petterson, A. D. Smith,
Wm. Smith, Stockton, Thompson not Pr. i
dent Brown.
Minutes of previous meeting road and.
adapted.
Mr. livcb.dorn presented a petition for a
gas lamp at the earner of Third and Middle
streets. Referred to the Committee.
Mr. Dill prevented the report of Ike Print
ing Committee, with • resolution to pay the
hilt of Messrs. Neeh, Dauer it Co., amounting
rn $lOO, fOr printing during the year 15f,3.
Also, the bill of Mn. etches., for stationery.
Report accepted, end resointion adopted.
' Mr. Dunlap presented the report of the
Me#.9t Committee, inelosing the receipm of
the weighmestors for the month of Deamaber,
to wit.:
Km: Seandrett, Diamond scales rill-I 10
.T . obn A. White, Oecsact Ws:d scales,. alfa. Si
Total, $:O3 95
Deport accepted, and ordered to be flied.
Mr. ilutehinsen presented the report of the
Stoword of the City Poor ➢arm, which WWI
referred to the Auditing Committee.
Dr. A. D. Smith, from the Committee of Yin
Engine., submitted e report settir.g. forth that
the Committee hod contracted with It. It.
Hartley to furnish the city with one thoesand
feet of bore. Also, that they employeA Mr.
(LDonr-afon to take charge of the !lope sir,.
sre engine, at a sabu-y of *550.09. They had
also ca'alracted with the Amoskeeg Ce. to
haiid another engine for the city; of the same:
capacity or the "Hope.' Also, Vreentettlen to
pay C. T. foghorn *l9O fur the tore of b
it
stable.
Deport accepted, and resolution adopted.
Mr. -Dill presented the following :
That the Committee on Finance
be instructed to report the form of a condi
tional bond, to berisrned in tho 'UM of $5O
each, and to be based upon an set of the Leg
islature authorizing their issue, in payment of
the city bounty of £:100 to each man required
to 511 the city's quota', so soon es the raid not
he ho passed. •
The yeas and nays acre called, and arc as
:
Tass—liessrs. Barker, Dili, Dunlap, Fran
cis, Ileeitadorn, Hutchinson, Millar and Pat
tarseu—S.
dinys-• Poreland, A. D. Smith, W.
Smith, Stockton, Thompson, and President
Brown—G.
Select Council non-ormearred. Ootdmoo
Couneil adhered, and a Committee of Collor
enni, coneleting of Meson. Dill, Ilersh.dons
and Wm. Smith, of C. C., and C. C. Smith and
Riddle of 8. C. erns appointed. The Cosa-
mittce reportod In favor of etritiae .t the
word "Instruct"and needing "request . ' aid
changing the cam from 8.100 to "203. The re
port eras accepted iu C. C., but negatived it
8. C.
lir. Francis offarod the following:
Iteolsred, That a committee of Svc be ap
pointed to monorails' tho Legislation to pose
an act making it a poneempty the
chemicals and residuum from the
rerlym oil into the Allegheny river, and
that the Comets of the city of Pittsburgh be
requested to appoint a similar eomeoltteo.
The resolation wee adopted, and Menlo.
Riddle and Hopkins of Select, and ?desert.
Francis, Rotchison and Thompson, of Com
mon Council, appointed.
\ln all Retion mot otherwlso noted there was
a mutual eoncureree, when Council. ad
journed.
Water Famine In Allegheny
Thoeitirene of Micabony were considerably
excited yeeterday °Ter a report that the main
supply pipe had frozen up, and that no water
conid be obtained for zeroes' days. In some
parts et the elthe supply woe entirety ex
hausted, while other portions am hydrants
yielded bat a eranty amount of the neeemary
guid. Somenersons wore compelled to carry
rater from the river, while others had to seek
11 'apply from pumps and springs . at Very
ia
alwrentent distances. The main pipe through
which the water is drawn from the river had
be:omo clogged with tee, and while the ob
struction was being removed, the supply In
the hula became so limited as to cause the
difficulties which we havementioned.
borte
stately the pipe was cleared, audit to expected
that there will be plenty of water te-day and
hereafter.
TO very were sold weather abieb we hue
had for the last week, canoed the breaking of
the gas main on Fifth street, opposite the Die
patch, building ; in consequence of which the
Engineer of the Gas Company w, competed
to stop off thogee from the city for a few me
mento last evening, causing some trouble to
consumers as well as te the Gas.Compuly.
Daring this cold weather some of the gee con
tamers have had considerable trouble with
their gas and generally think that it is owing
to the five:lag of the fluid in the meters, %tit
this la not the case, the fluid in the meters being
of gaols ',lmpose that it will not freeze' , ; the
diffurttlky :eases from frost in the service pipe
which supplies the meter, and con bo avoided
by wrapping the end of the serviee pipe where
it =au, through the well with a cloth, end
than pouring boiling water on it
COAL BOAT co• Prac.—A Imp cost host,
moored below Dam No. I, on . the Menongebela
river, csugbt fire yestardry evening, about six
o'clock, and burnt Insiously for several hours.
It was so situated, In the tee, that but little
could be done towards extinguishing the
llamas, and the coal would probably pro.°
total lon. We did not learn the name of the
O. Snub, Deadly U 8 Peon moot, 'ill, sko.
tog to all balsam of kb ozofoollas. -
mink
I .2 1 0 w 8.0/ d i n g . A l 4om..mY• ` IS rACIA L . 1; T'er* l ' xon t FF ll4- ; ,
From tie annuli report of Mr. A. DIMES, Tg,Lup pnay, Fhti andlernanratal
AnegtioV7'...° Rein Roofer, and dealer in Ponneyhes4eind
learn tint the following now bdlldlnge knee v.,.„,„„0„ s t a b giutztiquatiAs
born ereoind during the past year: °Mae at Alex. Laughlin% ress,llire Moir
_ _ •
71102 watt.
Rolling mill, Lindsey k whippi.; wo4t.n
mil:. B. Bradley ; stars and dwelling, IL P.
Pchwarte: Z stores and I dwelling, J. A.:arse,
dwelling, M. Dorn; do., John Orr ; do., W.
Ghee; frame addition, Mn.s Lasky ;
Charles Garlachcr; do., F. Gellman; Orphans'
Asylum ; dwelling, P. Ilolman ; warehonie,
Heitman Ritter; 3 dwellings, Wm. Holmes ;
2 no., Waiter abr.; 1 do., John Simpson; ad
dition to carriage shop, C. Coleman ; cooper
shop, L. Lamon. Total, 22 new Landings and
2 additidas.
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, .
I dwelling, Thur. Little; du., Geo. W. Rid
dm ; 3 de.. 11. Word; I do., Mrs. 3.3ll:night,
do. ' It. Jamison ; 1 store and dwelling, James
Ward • addition, Gen. Bothwell; bellows shop,
J. B. Slanwell A. Co.; 1 dwelling, Mrs. Ann
William; addition to turnint ;hop, Lindley
A' Rectershausen ; dwelling. John 1./...a ; do.,
800. Grope: 2 do., John rrasier ; addiaoo,
Alan. Moors ; 1 dwelling, Miss Rills ; engine
house. Pittaliurgb, Port Wayne Jr Chicago
Railway Company; 3 dwellings, Mrs. 7.Bsni
pin ; 1 do., John Widerhuld; de., Jelin B.
Bennstt ; I do., W: Peeples ; dwelling refitted,
J. Rotlichilds; .1 dwelling, A. Bogey; do.,
A. Berkley; do.. Jas. McFarland; do. ' Jas.
McCorry ; du., Nervy Broil; do., S. Laben
' berry ; do.; Richard Nuttle ; do., John Kirk
patriot: do., horde Blouse°, 3 do., Jelin
; McDonald ; I do., John Ward ,• relltted, J. B.
McKee : refitted , Agnes Duncan ; addi
tion, Daek&N.l4 - untor ; addition, Capt. Wm.
noun's- 11Twelling, J. O. S. Golden: stable,
each'. heirs ; weigh scales, city property :
City Hali, do. ; 1 dwelling, John Ramsey; do.,
i Chas. Rice. Total, 43 now buildings sad 4
I auditions.
TIMM Trl:lD.
One dwelling, It. A. Morrison; : do., W. B.
Posey; 4 do., J. P. Walker; 1 do:, C. San ;
refiete.i, C. llab.C. heir.; I store, J. W. Bon.
.on; shop and dwelling, C. Potorins; refitted;
frame, John Ilerteosn; de., do., G. Back,
turning 'bop, Xmkaod S Anderegg; dwell
ing, John Sol:deeper, do , A. Grubbs; do., S.
Black; addition, IL Kennedy; S dwelling.;
Km. Bell: I do., David P.lger; do., Charles
pr A ,siar; P. Wild; do., Jacob S igmund,
addition to tavern, W. :Sesser; dwelling.
Sholemen .4 Walker; do., Lewis Shaffer; do.,
Andrew lioeline; 4 do.. dilator A* Co.; cooper
chop, C. C. Smith: dnelling, .51... Zimmerman;
cooper shop, lien. Eherhart; dwelling, Andrew
2lorr; Job:. Kohlen; carpenter shop ; 0.
gooks; cooper chop, Knowff A Ca: dwelling,
C. Keradorfer: addition, J. M. White; do., dr.
Itan.,7 stable, Jamb Dos.: dwelling
C. Gettmet; brewery, Stenornegle k Wacher;
cooper shop, llenry fool; shop and dw.lling,
John Kamish; addition, Mn. Carlow. Total
I —4l nen bullding,s sad i addition..
=MIZE
• • .
Ono foundry, Reynolds k Townsend; 1
dwelling. John McGraw ; addition to thourn,
E. T. A. Falhanber; I dwell:og, R. Brown ;
C. Sohnuer ; addition, B. Fraae=u.;
dwollini, H. ; ~oper-ehop,, T leraphlll
.h Co., 2 dwellings, A. N. Burchfild ; vinegar
rectory, In.: 1 'her, S. Si, Bicker; 1 foundry,
Henry Anehnts addition to dwelling, Mary
Harman ; 2 stores, R. 11-Davis; 1 shoddy far
wry, Howard, Catto-rall A Co; 12 addition&
to d etchings, G. IP. Jeoltsen's notate ; 2 dwell
ings, It. Kinzer; 1 sash and door (notary,
Thomreon k °rush carpenter enop, 1.1. Ma
nny ; dw•lling, John A.m.; nomper ebon, , io ;
dwelling, James Blythe ; • R 013,,, Mor.i
drorney. Total-20 now buildings and 16
additions.
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First Wrri
Second Rxrd
Third Recd.
Fonrth Rata
TQtnle I2G '29
The •bero new Leib:Enge were eredted •t a
:01.t Oi $2: X62—whiels, considering the high
price of labor, building material., ete., exhib
ilf a tlatt,!rig degree or prosperity.
Allegheny Arsoryil Explosion.
T., 14 ei4iersts of Pivr:atrgY aleci ritinity :
The Committee appointed by a meeting. of
the citizen. of Pittsburgh to ha": a proper
monument erected over the u&reeognised so
mata. or these killed by the expl,sion at the
Allegheny Arsenal, feel that it to proper the
,uhject should Lc again laid Lore tho COlll.
1.1.116:r.
.... _
Two thousand dollars being the sum thought
neustury to erect a suitable monument, the
Committee laureled to think that amount would
be masolicitedly.entributedfor that objact;.the .
Anoveschpecially at the terrible nature 'of the
calamity seemed to have aroused the warmest
sympathy of the public. Inguence - el by a
general erpression of that sympathy, and per
sonal intimati•ms of intentions to contribute,
the Committen opened a subscription book
for. the receiving of enntmoutione,jrhiel was
, left at the Custom Simms, This action wee
, made pobtic through an appeal to the nitirene.
lint fee person. responded, and an eativenely
small rum was sub>oribed. Stun then the
Committee barn tried peironel s.dicitwions,
but hare been H. coldly reeeived; that they
feel unwitting to make further *Guns in that
, way. The general response being that' rt bile
willing to give for the srippnrt of the tieing,
they do not feel called upon to contribute
i their money to commemorate in mart:: cols
i, tarticutir catostropby et coot-mt.-distinguished
from others terrible in their character, and
+genii:Mg In their infErlditalitles of shuns:
monthly occurrence."
To this response the Ccmmittoo would sag
j est that,—interred in ono common grave aro
the remising of forty Individuals whore man
/ gled forme vent mutilated and el:jarred beyond
teougoition. 'ln that grave nearly two-score
konsehoids fondly think ore lying the bodies
of thou, who, gulag forth with the morning
tun to toe panitous labors tl;4t ell to care
frod for time* lea at h•me, enter more re
turned; nor did the tearful eyes of bereaved
parents erste linger in stfleetbn upon their
festure•. A ghastly, sorrowful, heap of un
recognisable fragments of humanity, war ell
neer which the stricken hearts could otter the
irrepressible mono et r.f.lietion, and coed the
bitter tear of ruddra bereave meet.
Not le separate graves were those remains
bpruri beside Tiblen SOTTOWIeg friends could
grieve, and envied those tokens of affection
we all lore to teetow upon the resting place
of our dead. One general sepulchre reset red
the dead of forty bousehelds; and the runt
Yore bowed their heads Isesid• this common
grave, in the a,,,,ny of their bereavement.
fettling that for theta there could not be the
sacred privacy of scpatuto intermont; that
even the sad pleasure of erecting some little
stone to mark the lent Testing piece of their
"tared and lost" meet he denied them.
It would seem bat little te erect over that
grate Noah n memeriol as shall by its inscribed
mimes, gave to these bereaved (amities, the
right to say, bore rest our dead l I t he letter
ing on this mar'ele block, authorities as to
here plat, such tokens of nur affection as give
ezereesion to our grief.
The Committee are (oily Impressed that
there are a euelelent number of person* in
this community, who wilt eheerfally centrib.
ate to the cost of the proposed monument,
and who design to to do, to armoire the neces
sary funds. They do not, however . , feel called
upon to endure the many rebuffs Incident to
a canvass of the entire population, to find
those who are desirous of attesting In, per
haps not en net of aboolette neommity, but
certainly a graceful act of relatlenehlp In a
amnion humsnity; and one of those general
expreesiotte of sympathy with the bereave
ment of oaten , that. In ettuh instances of
wide-spread ealLitty a the tender " touch of
nature that makes us all a kin."
The Committee have, therefore, replaced the
bnok of subscriptinne for this object with C.
Batobelor, Eeri., at the Custom House,
whore their follow-eitizens are earnestly re
vacated to onU end eubscribe toward this, car
' taiely commendable, toad onselfleh object.
Stating that the amount so far subscribed
amounts to aboust two hundred and Say dol
lars, We are very revue:Molly,
Tune. M. flume, 1
Josue Mao,
C. W. Berommou, y Corn.
Gen. 11. TEICSUSTOR,
JAM P. Bash.
FISK tx ALLIGUILICT.—YOSterday afternoon,
the office attached to the taw mill of Mr. Dil
worth, in tho Tint Ward, Allegheny, caught
fee and Was destroyed, es wu also a small
building for the stoup of oakum. The sup
ply of water being exhausted, in consequence
of the main supply pipe being clogged with
ire, the fire burnt away until the metorial wes
consumed. The loss was but trifling.
Flat: oa L menet. STlLl7.—Last night, about
eleven o'clock, fire ear diaoorered in-the can
dy room in the rear of Skinner's bakery and
confectionary, an Liberty !street, nearly op
posite ths moutttof Virgin alloy, and beforo
tho flames nen:subdued the building au dam
aged to the amount of about $250. Tho tiro
caught from the edning furnace.
Dissanms end Dyleitary will deeimat• the
Tolunteer3 for more than the ballets of the en
emy, therefore lot every men see to ft that be
carries with him a fell steely of liollowey'i
Pills. Their nee in India and the °rime&
raved thousands of British soldiers. Ooly 2
w.
cen4 per bow.
sale
HOLLOWAY...I dorLIENXT AND PIISA ITO for
sale se ysitos'a Wag stare, Vilth eIOWL 'f•
.
Wort*, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sus.ria-no-se-AW--lantas Suomi) Tai.A.C.
co.—This Tobacco, used by the North Amer ,
term Indians, Li =antral:l=ra .from the Enlist
quality of tobacco, and commingled with the
moot hulthfsl and odorous Root.i, Barks nod
Herbs, indigirions to the .11.ecity. Mountains,
In such proportion, ea to impart to its di:-
Suet:ire character, and SeCtlreffr: It ,heroverr
it becomes known a hearty welcome. A long
residence among the Inditme ch i ce Rocky
Mountains, insured an acquce with
their habits, enetoms, and modes of life, end
among other thing', an insight into the cam
asition of their smoking tobacco, and e
knowledge of the means by whicia the exqui
site aroma la ptodueed, which renders it ea
pleasing to the mocker, andao acceptable to
those who are not. firaoltors who once be
oome acquainted with this tobeeeo wW never
be without it. Sold by all tobacconists and
by the manufacturer, E 11. Rant, ill Rhea
not stmat, Philudelobia. deliiim
Vol Faut. AID Wrmo Ififus.arTho . Sam
(llol.' E put, end by the rr.ernhtes frost, we
becit to apprehend, that fell and winter will
shortly he open us, and we must provide oar•
selves with the material to keep m e,.infort..
obit. d nice fall mit, or a good end
made overeeet ere the very thing, and we do
net know of say place where our readers
would snit themselves hotter than at Messrs.
W. It. Metles k Cele clothing allabllshment,
turner of Federal street and Diamond Square,
Allegheny. They have also received com
plete assortment of gmellenten's furnishing
goods, and a groat variety of new patterns fel
tradatooating, ko.
araTTXXXX, .on examined-the fall and
winter stook of pooh at the Merchant Toil
toring estahiiehrownt of Bain. Grab= k Co,
No. he Market street
/ fro.h 'apply of poois every week.
Fleets yen examined the prime et goo& et
to. Merchant l'ailorirp,eatablongent of Sam.
anthem k Co., Se. Market etteet It
it ie now time you woold, 11.1 d eaT• 2,0 per
«eat. in your clothing ,
Seery garmentLerazranted • perfect fit.
dant= Ostanam, 8Y1• MotJavourse.
KUISCICT BELLES APPICICIIII4.—]Ira. Anal/
Nantes, of Loulsrillo, Ky., 'nye La • letter:
"Vheo in New Yoil, this summer '
I par
abased b 7 way of experiment some of Mn. W.
A. Allen s oelobreted Hair Restorer and Zyln.
balsemuus, whi•ih I hero found valuable. I
now write to bare you lend me a dozen clench
by express, fur the use of my friends."
_Sold by druggists •reryarbero. Depot
Greenwich street, Now Tech.
the above Is for gals at Fuitea's Drag Store,
Fifth street.
Jun lILCLITZD A. 5 1, nun/ von Sara--The
fine assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing,
lareiy received by Messrs. Jolla flier L Co.,
Merchant Tenors, No. 148 Federal street, Al
legheny. The week of clothing consist/ of
the flown variety of gents' pantalbon.s, tear,,
r•ot. sod oranleata. The style of patter-I is
tasteful and fashionable. We would lochs
ali of ota reredos" to give the ohne geotlernieS
e ca H.
W 0.3/[2 4 , Jrirsaav, Jr.O.ZJ. M. Roberto,
No. IT Fifth street, is now openly% the most
'choice sleek of fine Gehl and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, Silver ware and ?Entry C-1r , 411
itipilhytd in this oily, end ie idling thew: ►t
remarkably low paces.
Got - inane and earrlar calla will be , Leirac et
the Omnibus office, Fo. 410 Peon )treat, day
or oLght. All gram left at the libol , l Ogee
*ill be promptly ataodo.l to. All tali.. nirvt
S• paid to &Avulse.
.
E 1 RD"Th.-0o Tvdoortiay trollying, u Inti
...look. at the rredettra of her Yon ludas,. :ant.
Mehato. H.q.. Dry MART KIittINVIDTo the
oy,ti year age.
To avoid thy darther of the railroad, tha Csoaral
oil! gut
tram the realovach of Dr. D. D. lack'', at
hiawhe Rrdv. 711.1111 i, Ilk fort., at lOa'ohyok
SP ECM L -VOT ICES.
- - -
0013B1AR &BRO., Sinn-
• 1,. alantman al IDON IRON
f A uLrr, D At' LT DDOtf., WIKIKINT silur
TERS, WINDOW GVANDS, Ge., I.laa
and 111711 M/ 6-.. - ntr.r. bet. Taal tiarkat.
Bete• an hand a 'artery of awe ial terns, amel and
imitable for all pulp... _
rartictiar attention raid to ete - loa.n, Le
Joatier Ilona short neal:11.
GOLD PENS ita3r7OIIIT ED
eirraer• ; •;,,riOrt.errlr
nts. Omuta. fur tt•/51,t00n Pon rant on appil•
ontlnn, by road or orberlr're.-
b. R. Jfallisos:. MAL/libel, and off . co,
obr.l.lox 15 MO 7i.or .rl.
HOLMES elk SONS., Dr-LI-nut
r• roitticx AND Di.,II.LS7D: DILLS 011
/A , DANGT., rErflirlC.Lii.s or DEPO?IT,
TANG :coats ANI.*SPIWM N.. r.? lIA An IT
, rI3ItET. rptstrvrth,
AM' CoLlert:m. 14,1 , 1 oft viring•pal
throlFhoist ate 11..r.iti , d fotn4l,
PIA/ 11.7 i COLLINS, taawntr
NO ANtt COMMISSION' MERCHANT and
rf...loarai• deal., In citrzsr, 61 , T7rD. Sit
" ,11 . ..4 No. 8 WOOt.i.T..
14ttrArvert. tot
(4 . W. I'ORCU,
Comm . ission and %hipping 'Merchant
=1:11
He 4.. IL. Jock & G.., PllLahlarala
9:1.1..41.! Ladd, Clueltin.lll
L. G. Knight d G., PIIIL2.111phla;
Knight A br.e.., "
rAr G.,l,lamenta oulblted.
ON RAI. s STONEILV:
mAItVtACITTIVRn OF WITZ Wu
tlmm halt! ".o1 make to order IRON AND
,1,1./..N 'WIRE cpyrki; AIRVLS, al
ord. lII.DDLR , , rounds') us; RSA IY.
YMah, FOR KINI•OWS, dr.; en ra; CAORS, O I
SARIN - I*AL RI/LE KUHR. for F 10..., ale.
Pa so forth TB istßpirt
F oR THE FALL OF ISti3
rETIECEIii
Lat. 1,15 nth—lncluding all (Le
0.1 1...115r, varirtioa, and many now on..
A.. , a ear, lark. rtkek of PtAll, (star..d.n. and
dwarl.t../15:1I r.y,ZII3R6IN.
611.1 DI ANY OILNANIFTAL TIILIS, IIOBZS,
is A 5 VINES, GUIII. - 11k. GU66IC/10D.;
rt—C4lB, kr., kr., end Wall at Nary ..-
.nab', rrictit. JOHN ULU ,OUCH, Jr..
Filutoarkh and Oakland
EVES AND EAR.
DR. T3AELZ
ray. particles, attontios to the troatcnnst of
.711?..61.1C PInEASCI 4 , lb. LTB and LLB:%watts
oft rAgniln , T, SQUINT MIS, t..r iIITILICII.I
inzetto AItTITICIAL ITBII Ind trasto all
INFLAMMATORY ILTS9 ; also BARD
and all awns. &Totting lb. Car and loading to
Disafiteta.
OM.. 100 1117T11 ISTBLICT.
M CMLISTER & BAER,
Ilawstautares mad dna= kiais of
tC MO, MUT ►l'D MOAB&
to, WGOD 871111C7, PrVTANITUM, PA
Kann, renatandy on band a tan. va.rbil of
pug
a Swains Tobane. Jawing
At imoN HAILLANits NI w Bator
Coc. Tiara'S WAv4•
One yawns. Prim it S&
GAT a COMP 51'k
I=l
BAER,
TUBA CCO DEALERS, 101111 , 001) SMUT
in ailing a th,t, lams stock or
TOBACCO. ITPCB AIM SMOKINO TOBACCO
At tbo tin looreet Alan/ fir vosti. AU order.
Pea ottoodod to. Dolt
?revs ;c7ifiVELLF,
PHAMICIAL PLlTldDitr.t3
GAS AND tPrzzat FITTERS..
ho. 69 VIDIRAL STREIT, Allsettinat Cco, abd
- .
-
So. 257 Liberty rimed. Pletenneelb. .45
------ - e• re -
Frk.TrOVS'UE E FOR il EIVI .
--filtrate In Dun Llterty, oppelte the Salton.
raif doing sn excellent baslore. Porticoortln WI,
lamb, large Vassa4 two porters an first tloor; hell
sod lire clambers no wand dm; mad tudlend eleta
cherdorni on 'third awe; dlnlnvrxen, Ilia = mad
rens.. ♦ lane stable, dewlap Ironer, firsarti
sligon ja rehed, b c,, l
t oZ:
idtkue.ehaaa...l.,4o4.lente:rmiot
it. ga n4 r ,t4 den
a ra:
rude, Emit and eta& truer. ehrubtrrry. eta. -.....
Vera% b 1..). lc;
imcons, lbw= iposPrinelf,ge Gael
vs.. diet ass ofrA
.dati • -' ' -- lki.rirouthaourar ~.,. ..
, ,
•
LX . I . F . L is s erN W 1 attar Tllll)llollllrMitlinerTlTA l24l " .. ....
It, :
. 64 . . 861.
- 18 •
Y
he assigned to Fort Delanare a snit u°2- eJ. • ;• L. - • 'L
,ed to carry food ma tclotrtio Bruf -
I will Le creoled at Point Leolrent fir the prt
. " .1 "7"
unie4".X461'416.11. ' l4 41r Tri a rS ri rnOff PZETTL'
TELVIRAPIL
nsta4nltireas,' te - planh the f
Tate!,
the United States npern army prison they ftSp
lILTSUED LNT
.; ;
lu.
rolred,:. That :he I:redden:Lc reynextell DiILTIOMONSITAIWEEKLYIDITIM.
Lo el.eiga Major General r. S. 43rent.
' tO the .nteg
"31"I'g. • ;4,iii.
command of
r r:) "4erllli
t:grberwtbsweeeitlotresSe e:loWti
iefil,e :: ,t4 : ‘ : t4i r . : e
hereby authorised to detail for sebordialtie
earximande in the f,eces to hernited under Von
sutiwnity of there rosolut lean, elleh Pit WI <it
privates now intthe Sell, as he may deeds
beet gazitiled, therefore. ur ho may amigo to
inch command any peraonaT persons who may
Tohneteer na the seine authority. Proe
Tided, however, Oast say eiti k ler ar private
now in the rothiary merrier of the United
Stater, who may he detailed teeny such clew
mend by authority, hereby, shall receive no
additional ply !or .ash tubstituto servine,nrld
no volunteer ardor the setae authority. who
.hail hr detailed to any nth command, ihai)
recnire m•-e pay shoo era privets.
Be.♦l. That Itert retutrtter:ng
under am nethoti:T hrreef, ons
shalt be etortt
tete aerTiel or dry of February near:,
and r ho term of their eiliatruent
menet, train and aft, r :eat day.
Poeked, 4. That both Ifousce of C.lrcrett
will, on lb• lilt day of Marsh neat, a. 12
o'rlonlr uiered,an, adjourn to meet on the 4th
of Jane toailortiug,6lldilmnedtettil grail chub
adjeurn Lica% tocrcb , thtrttofor.n.lot tay
jests of ago, and who shall report himscif
the commandant of a eemptuy in the fore*
hereby provided for, and shall thereupon be
swore into the mintrry sere e,:onet
dierbargid, said shill centime In ouch oar.
T leo without pay theroof until tl•expiratien
of the period for whioh they are cr.lirted.
The above woe referred Cr the Committri
on Military Affairs.
OUR SPECIAL pISPATCZES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Piopntrh tbn Pit,inirgh Go:et t,
WASIN , GT ,, N CITY, Jae. 7, 1664.
7% DitrENsit Dv InY raoran CO s.e
The fact that the Alabama it believed to he
tow making her way toward, the Pacific corn t. I
has 'at lest around the attcuthin of the
War and Navy Impartments to nor tiefonsc
lets rita/tiun. There a iii.glerin gun frigate.
It it the California. clinnseires, could I
take the harbor of Son Francisco ur any iiiber
harbor en the coact. The :tory Department
has decided to Pend two three tonniierii
then at the earlier< practicable ! moment.
Senator Cutire" taut airs ;secured from tie
We Department the argignment
noel and able commend•r to the Poe f, wet. !
with z,veral batterict of artillery and a mall
to Liuo infantry for,. This will en
tiea•e Gen. Wright. The Californian: herr
some time been making urglini 'Trench,- :
tioce of need fur their:: changer and reinforce-
EMI=
Little ?Hoar &moot Cox got hal:atom:by
cornered Iz-day, on n direct question of ye
Melly. He moved to strike out us' an appr•-
priati•a bill uadtr considorntLds, ibe w. f , ,r
missions to Hayti and Liberia, sad
obargta. that these were merely itattlsin
mi tt etuns, and had been admitted to b• melt by
Mr. Gooch, of ktitarsattho>otts, neon the bit:
crcatinitberc WAS ',A..; diet uaewn. Hr. Keb
ly Ilttlitpot.;Dg Mr. 1; Ottit to ho absent,
dcotan
trial authority Air. Cox cualtit.g
such •' statement. rettet ate," h•t
el‘toc..ebt in the !do - mgt. , .
Mr. Kelly replied that be had statply to say
that it WO utterly outrun, and no such std.,.
rudnt had bend made by Mr. C , oul: nt•Y
other udetulo, Adruinistrtstion r:.lo,ard
uppeelud to the word , . for t tr ott". Mr. Cot
aopealuti to Mr. tio toa, oust • •
replied. ntlerly denyirg b•rd eret eo'd
anytning of the ro..t, uliereopen Mr. t'.'u rule
sided. Mr. Gotpth an i rool. S•' rtes
followed in sh.ot h't
Reartit dAeatl"n nr frxtpl: thc, Ite
Gov EJre2u tha Traa.try
1rD11.11,1 rilft • C.l ~,11, ( IF •
11. of frau 3 . Io oortoiL oth, Loi eon,
applo..l to the Mot Dopor ,
it th:or ollivr. nod 631,
bail Oita oifwer, stitb a ct:ritstt arrivantg,
for time eemetly ttaw.gettl in eretehlag
rorn Atrapteloned with panting treurtry
note. owl 1.'031 rar - racy. VIA retail or
Oki• inv,stigation wns e i ni.ni,.l.4•7 in lay in
the diseneery or •crtnln trnult rotten
by Ur. Solari lin . rr.n...r .st 1,40 nas
°are nrrekted. Y.• M. Clark. Cloof
Printing lioenan, b, air
merit the renal[ in lbe
10 of Pr. (;einh. r.. ur7 c:i will he
rncne the thing to :he hot n.ra
TN[ Ad," L'S &)D 7.AIL
The Late ..hre a1,.-he ,e.enilla Nt,,k r.
ilai:iihore aml Ohio. „ad, wa.. a r.•,,
410 e,. .M.Ill i try ihilec es itsi cd
tree. Kelly Lad tel. -.pc.,1 hi !hi
w•s piing to he :it,. 2 i; r nest airing
trith le Cr.rk • uor', Ferri". All the
train: 11 . (16, I.rourdin,tx .2 the irueue
vivre rurit,ll3:chherii, The !rut!, ,T 216.
that • reree it, us i,S0 0 helld
suciriiias hri,l d Dui tv \ 'inch eAICr
and a detachment of .i.rts had :sutured, ',ix;
Mynas). • • dfli'iy trai.„( • I,ut eisbt r •;.
ens. They were se nr, fr-in Crcil,
with a suincient g i ns rid- was the
extent of the grierri
Departmont hi, alt - mtr. ln 0, d d.:cri,•t,
flTtt, tt AndlleArtet"rbtm wort rev:luta Into
altrair.
R.3 , t u•TwErY
1,. , :ronntinti
moruing, arriv.a ..n I: and m•ru
ing. imll.• .1,1 n 1 • ~,r els .1.13: nr.• ”^-
nr,ir.,z, h••ae ntx M . • :tigsc.' • n
IDa • :•, e. (.iTtIC
rco Ite rojE.. ,
11 - a,htnitor.
The a tr.
b~}iii; ~ ._: dad
fi dint it t, ts ve-y Isiey ;ii
go through, hut lea
trltirtl the tlurerr.a,
r:gb; Out : • ,f
Tho itirlor • f Ore • _rug Agri,n'totai Ra
tion onto the ramp of •••. - or teed for lg.: 'n
Una torterpal rioter • . tit ;r• •Incing ntatt.
to !ro bunarrd •••••••1 tix t',u•ond font
linadrod arid forty-tiglit L 01001, 1 ,, bringa •ia
roore from the• .1.00 last yrot 001 to , Iran•l
r•r 01 and twaniy-cight thou:and tlrroe Sandal
and fatty too bushel.. The docroste it at-
Irh•::rd to tho draught, and t , rarnity fc3-
4, an! hay, and edrl7 fail fra.a. Tho t'..
er•ri•.nrr of the Astiral.nr.l Dlpltit, at sel
♦i.es o trill at the na,,lieL plan far .tr. 110.•
ing P.bhf A.rruments,l. l li,ll !e to e•1l tip.m a ,
oar,. Thar, would b..'io'y relax the pre,
~pt Ahroal Agrtoottural Report, ef which
one hundred and toronly 111,11 , r.r1 r. ph s
to ho printed.
hr .!a:anent !hat Gen. Burn.ide ha. M•u
'tined to the rotalnkncl v: the Doptot
nt of ObIA, an , l relieeitt, Oen. F,!er. ie
irely anfuunden. This stntenlvnt i• mlrlc
~n the authority of Car,.
Tie ha., howaver,hoeu aaaigootl to a good nom.
maul, soil t, likely to soon enter open its .la
tioa. It la fantod that he w . .tulft have boon en
tamed to Chio but for hi, uwa objection.. Tt
I. also tthitefl, though with wile. foundation
canned be unchained, that Porter was re
lieved became, some weeks ago, he tnok
steamer which the Governme nl was paying
$10:0 a day, and used it for several clays In
inalsing n. pleasure escorsion tip the !itho',
Gen. ()areal.% yesterdny voted alone spinet
the whole Rouse on the bill extending the
benefice to the Ist March, both to ♦eteraoa
and now rvinnteent to-day. Large nutabore
the members who retell for Mat 'revalue,
are button holding the general, and boggiag
theta to smother it; it is oonaidvred 63 amount
ing to an abandonment of the draft, end as
giving far larger drains on the Treasury than
She President Ira kA or rogards necessary. The
Senate referred the hill to the pinnner Com
mttlec;whero it to pretty eeltain to be killed.
reset:leaden, Sherman, Cannes?, and other
prominent gentlemen of that Committee, ere
tippo,cl to it.
BS Wad alma
Col. Clarke, late Commissary of the Army
of the , Petomau, denies that his removal had
any connection with the recent derelepreente
In the Quariermeeter's Department, and toys
that It wtu made at hie "ern reque , t. lie has
Wen ordered fur duty to Now Yetic.
El=
The Democretie Omens is called for next
Saturday night. It Is Intimated that efforte
will be mado to harmonize the faction. into
which it is rplit, and attempt to restore party
discipline, and determine upon a line of pol
icy:
Ea=
Itesontions have bC[l3 Introduced into the
Calif./talc Legitiature, ' repeating Senator
McDettgall to resign. Ills acoulintances
beie en that If he continues his present hab
it* of fife,. liti:catusot live more than three
0.0119-141169 r.
ilacciAL or I nc alma, rJulosiss
II grit 9r,tho rebel prLsoaers to Oak,
Eitlolll4trputsg ' '' wttl toratorsin
`~l.>` .
2221SEM
IL* coranuttee on tno new railroad between
Wdzikingtoa me.d New York, which was an
nounced to day, is paid by the carpenter of
the r•ad to be blstite t, th,:r racrtFure.
Tn. Intrectiir,
priritiun, and le litely luttri re
turn In Cineinn.v.l tto renll3lC
God. SAen,k ie di❑ detained in the Welt
by Mater, but ie exreted by to raorri.w, or
iittir.by, however.
Tee led :utiont aro that PresideuL•makitig
ppeee!,l nill soon Le the crier of the day ta
both llon•er.
tiny. JuJgo Jewett and other
W1.35101.170N, J tn. 7, Pltl3. •
liorota.—Mr. O'Neill, of Pe.. hat been sp
• !omelet' a mcnober of the Select Committee on •
the Lankrupt Law, to place o f tlr. K e lley. o f
Pa.. eXeneed.
The Speakor appointed the f77lloeriog tent!
;.gentlemen on U.... •ooleet Committee to
lete the ex4ittlieixe7 of a new railroact he
tecee Waehlr.gten and New York for postal
: and other lot:Tette , Mextra. I.lrandeget. of
Cann.. Ailey, ef Meet.: Randall, of Pa.;'
Farnswerth, of 1r..; itteeks., of in. Y • Gar
: o:a, of of Md.; Vow bled, of •
t lad., eat Floor', of ST it.
Mr. 1'1 t 17,5e int-educed a bill for the cer.•
tultd•tion of the etattlre of the United States.
Referred P. tee Curtin:Mee on th• dudieior7,
Mr. r ip e , r lding, o f rfr:“., rotrodurod e. hill 14
exempt inn the payment of pottage, oom.
rattr:Lotiorrs from a , -larroor . .knlaoomot.aco.
toreri to tau Peet ethan Cdmmittee.
Mr. L'..14, of Mn., 4.iid a terat.;ati:n, or hien
1,•,. otter, d.recrtn,o tile ere otc•rrttary r tbo y rex s.
coy n•• ,ortain and :. , rt the aor. ormto rf
dell at st
ormo.: b; :ha sr, ooal Satre in their
li..rta to enpprees inanrrerilon, and deem •t•
AA the jn.igueent of the I! art, ther .11 ono,
d u b.. arloalrl ulticaratol7 no axe - weed +di •
trittideded by the General to...creme:lt.
31•. Hameln, of Massarthetett. oiftre I
f.• ramble settog forth tired 0.0-gattreerl tree- •
eon. having ire Imadtitterters or •
;sin to lefinot iolation of the netidoal •
sritation.ati hoe no claim , f n .
ere•oe thn as rodeos, it ex.., , norr!Lro,
/;•: ort. T heo Roy pra,r,trt:ro . , of regret
Con with the relict roger to be rejected with
out iteettntion er dels
21.1 e retolatttal opt edoi•Jl Yerr, 33,
Sala, 21.
Phi preamble reo .hca ego tea ,” hf 0 moan
-11.111•0 •••:e.
reri
lutidr. de, lIITIIIC for 11 w ri e r t et , troutiou • f
1:I, nor, bat a: a.O cow, t;rao for totra., evo•
or:.ation and romt 7omtoo, ••. Co• a-an
:111m, with hon., so ! dt..st ....ire. rile mr
r mandrill! mon:- ,o t ha Pro.ljtet
and tee Senate in roxding C oil:. Ini , •noeri to
Riehmor -1 in ordor ton, •'..r remr rney be
tretiqht to a o;oro.
-
motion r.lo:ro•orro,ef l'arrooyloaaja,
the r•eolutiee Mr. tinges woe tablad.
• nays
Mr Booomall, of Ih:tory!. an lA, attlotlq,.l
providing for the o o:our.: n or a nee tr
yerd end depot et. tt..• aro :roar 004
h, wbro I
Coe " , 33 . , and 0,00.• ,t, & ;
ten ,rt~d tr , eoro. Itc furl' tsi. C r 3.33 .3333.3 .3 Nnvol
. kfrnir.. - _ .
. . .
the II luonC ,ntaittet
;Le ‘V nolo on the .. , tato toe I . ran on the
norsular and diplanato . approptation
e•'' l'h
al acd Ift;wltna • to WU. ware
LIo 113.1.”3 th., II •o -e nOjnorne4 ti i Mon
SY.N.Vrr..— Mr I n. 61 Cora., pre..Tatc.!
a eter,etal f: or. a rturul. , r et mint: ices tr
athing t!,tr •irailtd they GLAD
erepl,,yr,l eitbar ot• ar
lir. Wll•nn, or Alas, prreent.,; the
Col. T. \I". 11'40, , -I. itmy leg r
form.* Ire totl • Inty eolort troop..
Att... a rtiti.Ja tr ;. , :.s.tce. it. :Le rept
la• error, •thintl , . - ilt tae. e ',ay a. if re-
iiriend ro,tanten - Y.
Mr. tiL,un.t, eif L,irt, • rut :anon
rtque•tic; i meerriary iif War In furnish
nainna atSle of isianert 1.t.0 L'ulted
nfoins niter oth.iiineil in and
o r o u t .,i Waph.ngino. who draw ii... , mr.lution
for tt, it iiittutaft nr fuel.
Uu nacitoin of Mr. li•wr, 'latent...li of
War It, requested in furnish the pillars In
retaranna rn the azuhange ori,llot,a.
Me. Carll.l4. of Westorn Virginia, °Cored
)tog.thy reiaalltions, sating that as a result
of a Pornr.t of Motes, each ditto for itrelf
adereted rlist.7•inntilu.on of. SelThitud State.
1,4 conllitutitii. Laid
lIIIEBIIM=O2
Mr. 1161,.1-1, of tdiiiirett reitn
ittt.on C-intntictie trti tad J 'primary
irr ,r top-oiting • joi
of •Ittl r 170, 1;162, wbien iptiottibi,.. •
force:tote -f ItittatiJ Atural
01 itUrtitd.or, 1 .01
11,. tin•. 3 hill f tuttistitz
fiir ti, isottfaci•
en- Troll rtifort‘d to thu Cow mit ire of Ti
1:1=MI=1
Mr. tiffetel n re.elution requesting
the Pr-eldent of Ito United State, to be re.
. I ,4estal pall eat a aof Volt:II:cell for
nietry day*, to terry (modem to every captive
in rebel purees, - and that Gaul. Grant be
L* the uomrnand troops.
Referred to the Committee nfihve,
and ordered to ho pt toted
The bill far c0nt....4;1:g toe bounty to Velun
seers who taken up er: en motion of lir. Fes
gentian, of Meier, referred to the Gantt:ea
t,: an Fitalle-0, with the understanding thel
it should be early reported.
The blesser or :Le President and the dac
ittnente on the risme taildret, were formed to
.he arst Commit t ee,
Mr. r... 1.12, or Marenchusette, marrd In
' take ur the bill for. Lrtrolling :inflows!
Forces.
!.nTe
i. Ttnir lemprq
I=l
El=
The Senate proceeded to net uu (ho the
Amendment. of the :Salters Cemmitu,e,tehich
were an adopted rave Footlon 20 repealing the
, rmrantation rlmmro vrbieh will he eoneld •
ma otter the private ammeadmihate ate od
er ed.
Mr. Laru ro•poacd the fear th section of the
enrollment bill providing for the feinishing of
rohe•itste;. lie dented that the. 'Secrete:7 of
War h•d power to remit any portion of th•
coterie' eallicre . time, and called it en act of
toluene* to the country. The ...veteran had
etipolated for the term et three ICAIT.
Mr. Wiloro replied that he ra• rnuncred in
far three e erre. ureic:, .-caner diezherlied.
The nettle agreed to take on the three
hundred dollar &note ..1 the enntlenent bill
to-morrow.
Mr. E..coner v. -coveted aet'..eituto for the
elnuer.
The Senate went into Exwoutive Seeninn
ll . ..wan:roe, Jan. 7.—Tho President sent
toesnage u, :oogreen today enclosing n
copy of the deerco oi the Court Cm. the South •
ern Dist:clot of 'New York, ro,erarocullin; an
appropriation of $17,000.111.an indemnity for
the Illegal capture of the... British schooner
• •
Strennons efforts will Le trade tc strike out
the r.:00 emnrcutatlon clause from the Senate
amendatory of the Enrollment Act, hut the
itenreeeten is that it wtll be retained.
A. en inducement for drafted men to terra
in person, Senator Wilson her indicated hie
intention to offer en amendment reducing the
term of service to eighteen menthe.
The following Preamble and Joint Itctolu
stone for tho relief of the officers and soldiers
of the United States, now held espial:et in
the rebel Fri:oa■ et Richmond and vicinity,
wore presented in the Sennta to-day
Visitae.ts, rumens in authority undertraitor.
out organisation, which, for the lest three years
hare mad. relon ties. war upon the People of
the United States, and in their Litwin:anent
is o il in bartiarie. capacity, twiny ofiests and
eoblicri of the Bolted States and refute to ex-
change them record upon condition that they
aro allow cd to retain such cf ear omen,. a.
have commanded negro troops, and upon the
further condition, that wo rill also re
lease, upon parole, all the ewe'see of
rebel prisoners now In the hand.
of our Government amounting to
many thousands; and, whereas, the same per
son, aro unable or on villi s to make suitable
or tolerable provittrin fur the rapport of their
cantle., thereby rendering leaprisontitcnr as
:tom; an outrage upon the dictates ofidinuaii
try, and the leers of war, an It is MAD their
duty as thelegiticinte itulijarts ofithcee laws;
and, whereas, they hare denied the therltyof
the loyal People of the United States, tha priv
ilege of supplying the most.proseing dielsess
of their brothers In the prisons, and have re
fused even to reeeire a flag of twice Item the
authorities of the United States width it is
forwarded by an officer of their own approval;
and, whereas, it dotie not become twenty
two millions of people having the - t tihte
of, end ability for nelf.goternatent,
to allow relwlltovs subject. to dictate lit them
*hat agents or oaken they Alit eteltionzor
does It beirouto them to feed' pletthfolly at
home, while their bratiiran etArttitrttitt opt
hundred milal aWrawn carpal. 'Aire."
fore, be it fleet
jr.iaca /twat o f Jur,.
wattifripiikkllitiviiceuraYred;TliAtibe.Ppui
dsatiliha trnittaktitiebilpsig)ool4o l4
- - -
=EMI
( • grestliena
From %V ashlngtou
FEMME
ilopurt oi the Commissioner of A gri
culto re.
W -,niaa . rus, Jan. :.—Thy rep , •rt
the Department nr Agricaltan, r 77
Iro:, affil ao ,, n be itsentd. Hereafter, It will
appiar ovtry two etnrbt only, an experienc4
show, that a monthly rope's ail bat 10
I•no,C. , ,cigh to correepoutlenta to 'properly
Father the I:Ilona - lathy uLed t.t theta by the
monthly eirerlare, n, doe, It allow mntlara
canlideratioa of the twit tical matter
Ito rothres 11.z.st mrrespundentt,
Th.:. :evertcents:, an silt le front the Coto
mission, of Agriculture, strait, the netters
erne,Litl: pniftviis,-; ins I's,. o f ' the
Tots. are, List, procuring A alArEcient host on
c. n,toe the crops tram year to Icor
it be made, and to deernune the progress of
the other industrial Thirsu;ia. Tale hoots must
beun n w4ll ay stentantzed em.ur e very sth) ear,
On such a *oasis he is enti.Ecd th.t.rrect
ee
timataa can he nn .o by tote ft-owe...pendent.
in the different roue trier. dly ho
sobs power to extend thM ciorreipondenee to
as t embrsce •tratistics •ppertsiwie ato ah•
I:factures and commerce, as well as to &rice , -
teia, Go the nronsid that these in.iustrint rn•-
enan are en totertntocni as Wax, inseparable.'
The color of sgthinliotal prod.: depends of I
the home coveted hr rose feetures and
secomerce, sad ttn ,, ele , lno of these is
wontiel to .Ic•crinioirg ii.e detailed for the,
products. All the 111. rt., olio mate.—
ally inancrices lot e a snow-lodge of do alue,
condition of the 1.. riot Mom time
time, aid of the, net a to i.e which supply ton
market. of Great to with 'breadstuffs, Si
necessary, end brace ho •,• be placed in
eorotrioniestlee a:Ch ,the: through
them: thts informatio ou. n
oral he outlined. In
et - anti:Linn wt.h three earl, etc, the CArntnia
nioner a:leouttst the toy of hereaf
ter establishing n at
aa apart of tho Ageiculinsol Department. ;
the lesson Coot haebug a rugular intinCrijs
corrosponunrc arty eidtaty of :ha tnisr,
it ran commend the setvie.s. of Foreone well
lralned in 00Hrettleit etati.t as, anti who
predate their object- That,, hence, neither
delay, nor error., nor csprone, will be attend
-tuts on a census taken by this Department,
which boa chatarterised the demo., 0.n.0...
roof :tatss this Dej.roreeni nee
....gni:once of inteseri of MO...ilia: per: nit.,
all matters, sorb as eeniur, which alm..st
I exclusively belongs Lr they.yo shoa l come ander the jurisoietian of the Depart
mint of Agriculture.
The tables of ;Ills report refer more to ins•
taisibg the toil by tha ore at proper manures
nod dtcp plowing, thra to toe cwt.rdition of
crops• bat In thi• coo, _iron la meted tt.a
rtncant of the clines est crop f 053, in nit, e
of the prsociul 01,4".eatt tmentallrg
the Middle :states rowing but :Solo. TOO
crap fur three years is as follows: IrdiO,
5d7,109 bushels; 1S5ll,.1,U0:0:0 bushnisi
hi`(44a bushels, being a decrease in the last
yeara crop of 22d 5-1.2 bushek, or :i per
swot. This degrease Cos nosed by drought,
the scarcity of fodder and hey, end the saves
rity of the tall (rests. The roisett oboes the
great utility of planer, eetaaleaukra, once
&weer in Jane, and the entire growth Calmed
smiler for wheat In the fall. .
• • • • - -
The neesesity of establishing manufacturlPs
of bone ehercual at slaughtering house, for
reficlug sorghum me:asses, end using it slier
cards as • manure, Is also •Leoh. The rob
sYfrlity of the tuformati,, obt,thed by the
Departmeat throne. iPs rorrorp,udeuta Is re
ft-r1 to :a the present r,roill eo cf the Peck
trade, end as I:ml,c:a I :•,I , , , ta.eLt.
Teo 4.rpotla Lredo,C.: • sad per . ..to:roe
aro gl.ta thrir • , t.O 6. York
the let insten;. A:s.A, 11.1 ;:euaral imparts
and ea perm, the !dope: mo,:o f th,e
hy taking from the mewl:, reports of pr,-
coca, the differ.. 1,,,V1C.:1/ gold and CUrrco •
. , .
the perplextt7 arising trots a I.taai of I
uniform system of weight, tea measures in
England, and the neee.,ity Of congressional
action on the subject in the Scat...
Congress prints 12.0,000 copies of :It . sonnet
A gr i eo lcurol r eport, ea.i 1:„Q00 eopoee of the
monthly revert. Yet then insacquetoly sup
nly the public wants, and harms use Cornmte-
Stoner advmes a trial of the English plan of
distributing public documents, to tell teem st
asst. The present cost of this Airiest Agri
cultural Report in GO cents. Collections and
ordon could heit sent from every county through
the regular correepondont of the Department.
Thu meteorological part of the report is more
foil and interesting than heretofore given.
' The same severity that boa msrked the climate
of the Ali .. iss ipri since July, still continues;
although, generally, the weather has leer
favorable on the fall sown crepe nod i,,r form
stocks.
Funeral of Archbishop licthes
Nair Tosx, Jan. 7.—The leto Areabishop
ngbee was buried to-day from St. Patriak's
Church. High 1.15 =dolman:al °Ter the
remains of the lam diatinviebeei prelate
Bishop Simon, or Buffalo, add Berhop lite-
Clneky pronounced the funeral dineourec.
Ilundrecle of the Catholic clears were present,
and the Cathedral wan crowded to its carat:et
litnite. After the ceremonies the holy. wee
interred to the tomb under the Cathedrat,mith
Impressive rellginue extreites. Delegations
of both brunettes or the city gown:taint,
teem Cathelie charitable and religmus so•
clecies, and many distinguished persons teem
all part. of the United mama, were prevent.
Planeo of buotnose or a number or percent or
Catholic faith were closed dating the cere
mony.
Praoncrs Ercaptured
rowr Ilovron, Jan 6.—Joseph Dowors nod
Brassard, of the New York Ifountal
weep:a from the Yorktown jail en the night
of December 29th, 1863. The former won
captured by our pickets above Yorktown, and
the latter came in and gave himself op but
erenhag, !keying he had hem:rout en a ralti.
The English gtuabont ar,ITGal
Hampton deeds Mil forenoon. /1.14 , , a French
sloop-of-war.
MAKKETS ISY Tr.r.x.cnArn
Philadelphia ,Market.
Pnits orttnla, Jan.:.--ros Tsar market is quiet
and only 7iSibtils. Extra — ramffy wild at T 7 T.M...7 SO
and wsme rains at TS. The rectitoa ars cash mini
acciamnistfrin of stock. The stock of rya tour was
entalL and Isis as demand at T4l O. Corn Ideal fa
bAdat 60 for Pennsylvania. and 35 75 for Brim! ,
NClae. There Is wall:tile Ilarrtand ' Ear wheat, ota4
only T,OOO to:encle red von t GO,AI CS, sod snail
Iwf of white at It eCh e ILSL. rive h rin deed bushels
of Penhatiranta rye was sold at 51 4d. ISoni supra
and yellow in fair demand it tl'32Gl 13, and whits
at T 1 10. Eisis4oll.l' Pk. Earley ranTes frrim St CO
toll GO. • 3,CCO hostel. Canada ,reas veers wild at
33. Provisions Laid firmly; sales of old Monrovia
.1 519 . mid as. wt 11.ains in [dente at, 11l
Lard at i3Ne. Whliity Timm. ±2 les of bbl. at j 5, ia d
denlas titan/Ws% •
J.
IMES M. BA
A TiCIIIL SECT,
Pivots:. rix_ri.tert Davirtx. A. newt ettanntrib, !
aU Mal* .4.BullAintrn 4 . 4 : , 17.m.v.d....thy:r
.tsietinn eat term,
Oir Azdtpvin pima, bet
Nitoon miits. Anionhnny city. fiy;,l)
A R'N'STLI A L, IMPORTER
IA AND DEALEII In the moo relrct brandt . :cf
GENt'IN It DA VAN.% CIGANN Md.
n MON INC: AND' CHIMING TOBACCO. :NV IT:
A NI: ACEEILSCHAUX TT Pr., Av./A4t :
in great varlet:. InilDia TILE sT.MtIAitt.ES 110;
TEL. Iltennargh,
N.D.-116 WO* tmtplte4 nn lOtesal term*.
T ' -
_IA 1M Ova: Oil;
00 !. froklui
NT°.
.611 . 0 WS/in:ars, Atr mak: by
;14* '' • . Wartn,Avert...
8A61AArD7 77 7.. • 7
•
— " anklet.
EMES=
Tam PuLt.snses.de6Xe to acktunlicage .
the fawn. fh . eir efforts' hive
been crowned, during-0e past yoitc - ,- and"
to ask still further efforts onbehalfof the
Gararrs, to the end that its Spoil.° stfill
-
Incztee say bo extended.
It is the purpose of the pubteliers
render the lannerrx worthy of :Le liberal
and increasing, patronage. which it is now
retching. They flatter theinselres that
efforts to tltht end, doling, the past few
years, hare not been inthrailin::: and point
with pride sod pleasure to the greatly in
creased circulation which — the GALETTH
has now aanined.,as esidence that th . eir
, -Torts have hten appr , !ciited by an
Doring the spprnachicig yeuethe-grant
contest fur the hest Fresidtreyr-:iia7,o
- ear; the circulation of a sunatdl4dadt
newspapnr is 0 - :c surest and re64* 1 00 , 1
ical method or rprea.irout „trutiCaraii wait
bating error; it is' the innisll4l . !ilm . t' and
t
reliable can:pulp dozuzieiC•
of the (1.17.1 . 1:1 is DOIY a subject or pride
to the publishers. With a corps . of en
ergetic and talented Spvcial CorresPnxid
enta; at the news centres et* the day, they
are enabled to give, front day to day,
reliable and eopiens: dispatalms. which
are EXCLCFITI: TO ran GAlrrIS,(Oll.l pfacs
it on a par with the most enterprising
journals of the day, East or.NY eat: The
same outlay far early and reliable
!MVO by Telegraph will tu• continued,
irdwitiistanding the war and the increas
ed cipense therefrom.
MILITSnt COHILESI:ONDSSCE,
Front the Army. by our own Special Car
runpendents, and from volanteer emltrilr
utorn, ehall continue to ba n prominent
an'4 interesting feature.
TllB COMIERCIA,L DEPALLITZST
Is conducted thoroughly I:ku . ified
to ll:rniF.ll rcliage reports of dailytrans•
Lions, fron, r.etual !aim... The quotr.tions
of Frothily, Cattle, Flour, Grbeeries,bils,
may be relied upon as' the actual
prices ` from day to day, ifius furnishing
most interesting and . rabtable feature
1,..r all classes of renders. No expense is
spared in pr,rurint.; Telezraphie quota
tions from abroad, in addition to Loma
reports.
--•
During tha continuance of the war, must
necessarily absorb gra," deal of the
public attention, and be !natio a.
prominent feature of tio (inzZaT.
I=l
Crier the immediate control of the prof
priete,rs. aided be an able corp.. of assiat.
auto, Trill be ennduetedin that. honest,
earr...st, ~.pen and oandid Manner which
will cmineend imcif to an intelligent
public. no e',2.2.cr,n i, an independeiat
Knot - kn.:ex..; joarnal, bound to no'cliopie,
And e,utrolled hr no o.ibel It*ill, In
its editorial cciumns, discus's .all' Public
mem.nre and public men. with that free
'tom whi-h i 5 the prerocativoof an un
trammeled pre...e—the pailadinm. of-'a
nation'. f're......cot. The tiAzzrru'vrili,na
horetofore, etand by and slnport, with
w1...a.. vijor :t mat, every cilbri. of the
President to Entbaue.; this ci,gcs,t'or and
wicked r.A , e Ilion --- ...iiid . tO.. re-establish .St
permanent and - rinj ncrable pr i #e. - To
tlies end it will itrive' to pro Mote, tilt)
ciection of those r'ito . aytapathite with
`our gnverIIXICIA; unit liiil hold up .'to
merited scorn and ignominy these ccerct
apnPathizer , :With. treasun_who;woul.i,„„,_
ether ccvertly or openly, seek to ?Spilt:ea
I therefforts-of the ?resident or his coned-
tatior.al adviser&
Tun
DULY PAPER. •
Morn's: EOM na, per raar,
" " =mat, 0
recto,
•
Cesniag yew. ! Do
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7 IVETTat.I 7 -
Itngto espies, pc; year by po.
Tom "' 77
rift,es cop!. .o.aiirsoi;
Twenty reprise to 0r571,1rh51,.,,3 "nri .
G.4=71 , to am ......
11# 7 ' Au sobscr:ptione laszriablyr in teisha:olt. That
the papers to be steTpeat et Pas.erplrsi.'ora Of,tbia
arcul to Which they wore IVAll,':ltemittanFca b y LILO
COO he tripes, thrr,pih . the i's , Sh , Or7l••S•g 7 i 7l "
"Iftbers' Ash.
A Drams S. BI bra,.-041;
_IITTSEItaLOI/.7PIL
d MART - ILK WORkit.;
336 txurr..7.l.
4 t.antutit wad 17.-3c4 iseefte-rat *1 -
MARBLE HANTELS.
Monuments and Grace Stance.
'Lear= PSEIti, ace,Esraix Jonsz•
USS lAN tielf.trrACLES.
L the ettceb path.
Tnctaele io.tere, who win. to the .1.2 A a -01',d-
RUSSIAN PESIILE BP2CT.E.gLES,
. .
Aro mobbly, btily Ate r.rmnt stsdorihnr!nU.orot:r
titL,rr.s. All tlat b it to ahaalt. AVeber
-9 bee; Attu eali ikxol :n.o as ILo. !its:ILAN,
DlA.l4oHD,Prar,ttm: . l..Vl t ldr.
Usaafbctsia, of th Bhsalaa robbiiiips..tnal!s,
Peth 0tr0.....?14.r.r.!7.4 Fort llgZiatel
s.&AC CR&l.i,
CMTLiET:€6.A.VV
eLLzanzsz
tr.a. , lf on hand a largo and thorci.anry
•-• rota-nip =Won
sasiont•L eta Ca. MORI MI. • •
tIIPOW FTL.Fg. LINTLFFi
40113211,•8POCTINFO, LATEST,' PAL,
t 5135., tc. •
ue will AU orders for BAlCpi : r.rW.2IOtIF
pr ) f . end at fair rates. . .
W. Ti. Par.'s wantinz, LONG T or.lll •
'LAIL or.. part tcolary {spited to ars.au tib
ito3as on cntz ems. ix.....2 , 01 , dnr.A. , •
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