1!l. -: ~~. ~: to.o.. ; oazettq. nnYM3DAII, ,MOBBIki 4, IE6L AND SUBUBB.A.N irexcp!w PAPZL'S. (" ' --Meeting in Allegheny. , A • ' , number of thebitheas of Allegbe. ny estentbiad in re qltel,, in the Dla. t , "tiond,,lat Creollng, for the purpoze of obtain lug the eenfie of the peo ple in reference to the propriety of lattatottag Councils to lot 7 a tax to pay a bounty to uluntems, = ' Eon. sobertMerogght as called to the \ emir, and Messrs. 4ohn Id triton and Wm. P DM appointed Vice -.Pres tuts. Wm. An dorton acted at Secretary. - Thomas Smith, Esq., briefly stated the ob Jett of the meeting. On motion ofMr. John MoDonald, the chair " - appointed the following maned gentleman a • committee to par resolutions : Messrs. ` Smith ; Chamber', :Watt and McGraw. Col. Thomas M. Bayne was called upon for - ,in address, and made* starting appal to th e meeting... Se advocated a liberal bounty for :' the double pnrpae ofatimulating ant laments and remunerating cur brae soldiers for the ', - Itardittlps which they may hare to endure. 't tHe urged prompt and decided action, as the time was short, and meetings of this diameter, „If notprodttetive of good, ditimacktann In the way of tedardingentlstments. Theumas meet. fngtn Saliba:sit had done harm, at retrultine wat tamper/wily. intersupted thereby. He farmed 'tuella as the fskut method of rsising a botany fund, and , amputed that the bounty be Axed at $2OO or $2.50. Ile sta. ted that, in his'opinlon,it would • cot bongoes miry to raise more than'the quota under the call for 300,000 manias it wasAoir believed that the additional call for 20058 0 was made to cover the re-enlistments in — the alloy. . , About 160,000' vetences had already re , ~. tasted, and It was expected that 50,000 mate -.said re-tudist. Thome he thought that the quotas ;sander. the original tall would be re . "Mr. McKnight was then tatted upon fors .peed, and responded In a few very felicitous tectorko;in which he pad Col. Zone a very flattering compliment. He farmed the rais lug of a bounty fund by taxation, bat at the same time he urged the;Block Committees to ' contave their exertions and obtain all the money they could by pirate initecriptions. . „ If a gencru bounty was provided, either by the county or the city, then theta private in dirlduals woultithe reimbursed. The Committee on licaolations, through their Chairman, Mr. Summon, submitted the following report: Wonatio, The , war he which we are new engaged. Ls not only for the sappremtion of the mast wicket en. billion the 'maid ever saw, tot also for the preserve. • liottotour Itbertim, and our bonus and &udder; and, Whereas. In, the duty of every citizen to con. uilnite to the rropetim and burthent growing out of tole Kende, In properties to the meths which he ma the Interest helms, to he denuded and Ile rood eeerd s ief eollte and l l .it Ti* m et no ts l r e 17 1 1111 g e q a i rt taxamoted apeman the persons and propertyof the . e MIMS aeoorg tie tie valuation of the realty ' Sm ors; . ther fore, oked That the Corlet:Ca of the tity of Atte . gluey be varneetty ittittest.t to appropriate lime. diately, out of the eomman fund non nudes the con trol of the/beano, Committee, thee® of SIBO,OOO, _tote applied to Cm payment of leOutfee to each pavans slimy tetuntror in Croatian to ALL up the Zeikel, that forilui purpose of roirobarthett to the Iromary the *bore named rola, the Domicil* be avowed to oats maAndlneaco sonatas a tax VIM the parses and property of the citizens entielent to raise On Motton,the report was accepted. Some perocn &eked what authority there was for the exteztion or'allegation contained in the rosolutioe, that the Finance Committee bad control of the amount of money aped.- Mr. Smith remarkedthat the assertion was based'upeziatatemetiii trade by some of -the Committee-at'least he bad been ao `• Another gentleman 'naiad - : whettier the :•fonda were available and :':in - what :shape that the Finance CoMmittee ;could control. - slso b ooo lea - than twenty fear Imars,,as they had that amount or more ',lnreited In flre.twenty bonds. 'The questicotbeiLf t called, the resolutions .. , sraneWeanlmotudy peed. • On notion of hir. bey, the Choir ap. pointed the I'OllOOllOS Committee to confer with: Couneibi, *id tar this action of the meeting -,before- than: , Pint Ward, Robert iihlte and J. EC-Jennings; Second, Thomas - leandrett and, Timm. fimithr• Third, lama ZA.;' , 'Restry,Gerarly. Yenta, T. • 7lowa,l'lt.~Rrcioi . - Hno.W.P.JoLaataa hieing appeared the, meeting, wim called noon for * speech, and-responded et - catislideralibriength. At the Coneltuleaef. hist address, a rote of thanks was tendered him, and the meeting adjourned. * Keeling of the, Ilortienitnral Society. This Society . convened remnant to adjourn ment onWednesday, 3d inst., in Mr. Canning ham's room, opposite the Custom Bouse,Dres. !dent White presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Members:present—Adieu, M. Chau, T. Ohms, ItakewsB, Denny, Gordon, S. Mur do*, O. G. Negley,•Shield", While *ad Btr, At this mect l ogthe Smithy was to decide what:varieties of.pears could be profit/MT grown in this violn. The decision was to in band upon, and ebonitegiven in accord ance with, the experience and ohnuations of Ile mender. The subject Ind been very - billy canvassed at this andseveral previous meet 'lnge. nu following list was made out and is MOT proientad to the public. The varieties are arranged in the orearAt theirripenlag : ' • ..Dearbornh Seedling, Tyson,Dattlett,Benin Bag*, Bells Locrative, WhiteDoyeete, Onkel and Lawrence. These were recommended to ebutharl. , As DWarfe, the following varieties also in the order of their riing: Dearborn's Seedling, White Doyenne, Louis Don de Jaw, Dube % Becrre ds Aujon, Vicar of Winideld. .- - Severalotherpeam, both dwarf and stand ard, were Introduced by different members end pronmenced good, be? -It they did not 001 All within the mile adopted, that the mom btu should eons upon the basis of their own experience or oheenration they were not placed on the above lists. • During the disunion, as the "proof of the pudding," Ar e, l. Mr. liegley brought forward two cans of pears put up last season, on* of 1 the Tyson, the other • of a pear growing at East Liberty, called the Wesley pear. Both i wen pronounced excellent, bat by:molt the latter:, war, decided the tut, coPeothitY for canning imposes. This pear is said to be a seedling, originating In Rut Liberty, and if *good bean of good fralt, but is not nem mended:or, the reason there are no trees for Cherries—are to I.* canvassed at the neat meeting ott:Wednesday, February ICr. -Also, Shall we have *June Exhibition? n potion, the Society adjourned for one T PruL T yat Concert find.' . The- tenth of the regular course un der the sun of the hiereantile tiffany . , Association le be , delivered by Put t Tinny at Concert Hall tideatoning. The - Pritaiser , is L ee : man of Ins literary =there, and, the theme a cogenith one. lis bas been at Sun lipids, Wham Irving livid and died, and It well pests& Desidestelng lk ITheidal,lptiak• er,he possesses dna oratcAcal ability,andbas a:n*4 command' of language. -Per many yew tewne a resident of the eastern portion of this State, ind kw several yawl= been living in the gnat and growths Northwest. Has attracted great crowds 14 theleagosadthe Ifertkust. Alt 'honed be •rentemberetthat thlik - tillie first seal literary lecture of the come, and one In !hid the ocusuannity will issiftwierith a enutarij delineation atone of atimeh fuoritellterarTmoo- ithSllty Menthes' In Collins Timuthip: Tles eiticiii• of CODA; township met at Sthool but No.l` on Tuesday wresting. the - Undo* Sedge Sterrett the regular eludene oe. Wucaed'3po to preside. , IIpon•, the chair; be made.* spkitedaiser, g the important, of iin mediate motion andAn the sat of the leitisew . _ whithe r liable to the dun ex not. He soled -none would exam themselves on 1 OA gro und of nendleblilth and tbsuglit all suah .quibbling ill timed and entirely to rola -=f a with, the seatimente of a fall grown 7 ohmattitude by Monti Kir k, 1 and others.- The, nuthil 'volvo l f,„ . ,„•• or, • Ardlecting committee eU wed vroo„„,too v oletprogreedng eatlsfeckaily. Feb.' . °°S ottheenied to manTlismiday, 81.11 4 st romp time and place. - 'AlNntresabig Cam ' - --, A yourigjddytur Int -night taken before *War DOM, epier ealziplalat of her nut, cbarsianttli taixdriegniy. To witbisiiibont ountecth she bad been canduttag he melf prelerly, hutlately , she bad fall= into bad mislay. Mayor Lewrygantlierseme The Ulu 'War, and bandit - bar cut to. het enueu-r, -meSU left th e can es- DMUS -d U le te helieped th at mks 4117 "dolled,- , ‘ - - ..A -.' 1!. 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Thomas Wtbot t John P Barunhoff, Bober* Moab, ~•• - PhilliP dsPiim JesSPßPriker, Jamb Zinser, 'Edmard Priniler, . •• ~ • & 6 'Mohan,. Joe Winfield, - ' - : doS g". 02, A g e a han , der, • ' : W a m n V ia& B lth, wt •Fattest, Jos &baba. John Wihan, Jacob Path, Ed ll•dr^,o,,h, Daniel Grose, John Dar* Robert M'Cully, Peter nada. Log Mech.:mea t Joseph Doendmi, James Idexander, Phil anftormat, 5191.=:, `• Frederick Millar, Peter ifteindemem John Ba ll ow, Jr Frederick Slim, John P Bancroft, Mich John P Bolan& Michael Silos, , _ , Aug 81011 a. George Brady, Beratrohs SAL 311008 Bader George Lamont, W Banks; ' Cenntabk Age. Milton Bedell, Bold. Wan.", or 35 es Henry B. Comer, Pater walker, do Abut Christy, sago lan, do George Caldwell, franiallhes, do Daniel Dario, H. /Moorland, do Janus B. Day,'• James licher, do John Derr - Aug Hawk, do NV or Abisinago Davis, gbetkard Walton, do Jacob Dead; William Doll, do Amon ribulli,' Thar, H. Jarboe, do. Adam. Fran ,,. Peer Derr, do • Mori Ilixdbarlid, Prod Lackner, do John astiock, OtlananTolsar, ' de:. James Hlyan, • do - Sant Gralnox, Jacob Tishe, .do John°. Bullet, bound Ad, do George Ha in, Andreas 'Laskin, do 0 Henry, Andrew Maker, do WIDIem Harriet, John M. Walker, .do John Hetrick, BezaherdEttle, do Parker Head, - Henry under TS Joseph Jacob •Hradin . do •• Hand Kenner, °torte Snyder' , do Jacob Haber, DaritEart • do "Mx Markle * /' Abstiea fineate. Marble Miller, Peter Galvin, • John - Marinsr, John Wheeler, Wall= Molts, John Ilionlbld, Ir, Robert HcCally, • Matthias Harris, Gimp A Pont, Climb Higeabaagh, Jamb Bail, Wm:Hamer, B, • John P Goldthorpe, ' Frederick Ba onell sher,. Bich Braun, John A 13hophard - , John Hahn, Ai:gut Smalls, Joseph Banks - , Joseph - fishable, „Nicholas Pool, Adolph 110:31a., . • Mishaal Truter, • Alexander 0 Thotainl, Jame Kane, ' Jerry Varner, Zfrea-Besidear. • nark; Andrew Harper, • • Jame Welsh, Mimosa N eon. John Balmer IL Wild Wood.,, oiabilit. Geritge A- Powell,,David B Taylor. Zat, ELIUMFOXIX. iSylvener limy, or fl m Gettfrisd Hartong, .do Jacob Geounell, do Prank Heintser, do Jacob H nns= Mur opp ray, do , low &Ink, do Charier/ &lons do Conrad Minehard, ood John B Bridges, do Conrad Minahrird, do Val Leonard, do Joarph Fisher, do Poter Herman, °ear 45 Geo Urdmlnpr, do Michas! Lipb, do Christian Lipps, do War }lnland, do John Ikott, di Anton Muter, di John litecirvo of Porn' David &Lorrain, Anon Millar; Moore Noble. Christ Canahe, Jacob Hamar, 011nir PhNlpy Jllehel. Jr Loots John Snick:el, Fred Bodo, • DanialWerli, Lewis Walla ng rns, New Itesidevt. Welisso Walker. 1. Marla Appel, Jaw?. l l=t; ' , ". L right amp 7 d a . ver, rankW Cooper Johnilliam Campbell,, DaridDaria, • Henry Heiratik Was Hellman, •„. Henry Hell* 'it Jannolloil% Julies .1 Hank. Um-Lindner, Artitair WeadallUrn, Gallia. Neon, Maud Pritchard, Patrick Parce, Wm Bowe e r, Ambrosia Badhauck John Minnow, Matthias Batilli, Jan Mock, Georil= vartnt&nag, Hobert lebectealltrotandatigh, Ati John Wolfe, J-111 Cock. Patrick Keating, Pater Nats Chess Osirsier, Haw Becker, Nicholas Knots, Coo* Oactishar, Char Tred =lar. Dennis I=z ; Ilan* Nary Unisons% Chris Wee, Jacob tkasetiner, . Cep= 11 Werner, - Laub Well, Does if 40. Miltonm ea Meath, do Jean. Idliwiggen,, , , do. Win i do Cespir Deihl, - do Tame! Jonas, do Wines Oote " do Thai Corrupt.. g e Alem - Bnnra, de Andreerldiller, do Jahn Miser do Mahn Klein, do Gotielb do - Charles Rubs, do Angart AILIZION do Teter Allen, do Ito - Pert Bryce, Jaeab Belly do BeruT &heat, do, Jos Pritlehier, r do John Vogt, do . John Winter. do Robert W Wilson, do Henry Womer, do Peter Enrich, do Peter.Teld, do Henrit=, Win Ilartener4 - do Bahama . do " do iisztiM424„ =klColtenr, do - Nal; do :Jacob Tiddler, .‘ do A/Minx; do 'AR Dovdern, - do Andrew Tapp, do Andtvw nett, de Jneob Yramm, do" Jno Geo Tieber, do Thai Welly. do - PeterGteedJ, _do Jas"Glalleiray, do Christ Heebtold,. •do JnaQA Barnes.. ; - do Chula IlldroOo,- -do Wallow Oardativ:- do Goorp Goys. do " • Dogma es , _ , Albs, re E Weal lta=k ; • /4; '4 James Duna/K, Tantbss Bandbu, CO Ig Wrth, • . 27 46 Ratinal Wrii II AI . Wl* . . DisauJity. if i tt a rdpcbard; , . ~ Wm" Utter, Onistlsa Bockhard, John T /two, Zama A /Luca, John MlTl•vwxy, JobfirDernatt, ilstul W Ittiton, WI:II It Thoww, Hasty 17=n, Bizatal lionbes Witter, Rabat Mum. Maudltrzaboxt, /mph Buthart, Jos G Cathcart, las Cthasmoss, Bob/ 0 Catullo, John Dunn, Join TAW, As Et Trick, Peter T a r, Edwari naboy, Jacksen Wall, Gol Ilsonizipr,. - Lodz II nom. BleturdJordas, I J Jam Janklng, as /t Johnssoo, Itorfiktlestrar, - - . . /lug Houtrumn, 'ed Sellegber„ Adam' Webr Jazusneddi, Mcßee! Ludgate, Ca Beast, Gouge ub Wallow, Heart Slobber, Samuel brElbbeti,' W Iferrie, Marko Litter, Robert Noon, Thome Dettettoe, Owes norroo, ' :Adria Ludgate, George Idertra, - Sohn Krum; • - LSidnr Joseph Weimer, ' ' _ Coadddieosse etAre Je3ztBcludrer • deer 15. os Jae r Kincaid do. John W nJo ecky, do John Ever, - . do • Jahn Eta& under.' 20 fuel Ill'eutebeoo, do . 11 Zara, Jr, do Koala Totter, over id . .14,criene of. Perrot& , AdemEster, Win EC Good, Etsthooy Fuohrer,: Ditalsongtitv Bagdad Mattison,' Portal Jny AtifsK • Jno Dobk Jaa McG no, • Irredlc HUberi, • - Darxiaddrcar - e Thai Mani ow SS I kr a Wilewtrorth. or db ,12..eGors of Poetic Darid W Harr, Bat McGraw, - John Gall, 711 y:• • enslllrrsarb • MI6 irichanstin, Christ. rebt,' • Amid Itsodenros, John thick, - Watts . y Lawson Cans Norris It Randall, Jas Spa, • liarend S&Ls, Ju Adam S D .. - Lusts Z , - raihsri /Vitro John Anderson. Manua Staanan, Wm.Conntaghtea r Itenryeolgc. goinid Stadler.: Thomas Dugan,- trod Dory 'Lads - .= A LlA V V e tre . r d ,' :lan Hem : oiNeltsbleuen of /pi - P Ihmigor. Dv 342 m hands Krill, do Jar B Oldsham, o. 43 • Iftaaka of. Pam, &dish Dsisehloo Christ Itoshr, tied itr a tir . .• • Thlllp .114 her,; lidvardl ft n ixt lanit • .ithcciddhiiiilierdoCq t .. • , . Jobs lire& WC under W do NAtbaa IL in 7' I W rin. , cd llll2, - • a unty nw fleckaar ! :- ;. • .: lite litavadt;-:-. - - ietratish,.Whles -at 35 Al Cosdkart, . I Lotakoo, r o Ka: ho tooozoi, Goo. Nan, Goroact HAP' Atiris4 121MbM; Ja - Janus Saban ' • "" ' mas Adam, • Wm oa lm, , • • Duda Jou% David Baott, s Jaalenim‘. • wm Itklaabottam, Jaeldizaist - Da !re i did* ialirm, ina OdosdaddMas "35 Thai Xalar,jr. ander2o . Jetui Qatua emit 4I iffixelfa ditortm. :tits ssrsiossadt, lacabsatard - sarri, • lgebbli Tr. , - James Earmet liardirkki AdalPmf Ecd*ti!, - ' =antic -•-Dratipbkassflelipt. — Ihupl Amigos; sd . . /um Irombw. • 7" aamos worPli 24 Lrinescs in:nit I Ba mp AlWall TeDloolt; 10. Mull Watto,7; ° Antew Ulu= • Own•Bir- syeasyJ M ala ur, • WWII Geott. , .. Yrsaidanwt Awlaillialm =alas Lamm. taman Etwialer. ...PF7I, Oluittiagaise vim . . ;fent If Xidism 0 , 43 Thema It'aea • ••:;-• Iltheis tiloVen • GI jum "--- 4 tithefali sad winter stook of lIVIS M- good. ihs Iderrottut Tally' forit t .: I f Btat. Grams &Op, No.34Markafatreeti wink.. . ~ CIO' SfitreallW • ,.--7, ' -- '' -' --A ifisk o lla n g szloblY of good. the " rip M ess is pa ct Las -, - - - da m , to. -dm ' nuf .7 migurig.otabliduaent Di' A. IL- me41115111 4•7141ens dea th s la. 3hiabs4t ,, N o , 54 Varkot %toast; if not, Board of Haab, forota .m. ion. 234, and Sid , gral.istliwit , poir _ta would Fad .74,20.10 for a* week etott ~,,,, , it it ,_ _ll„,!,„ic%ing bill..- , .. m i it.. . tai guk " 28 g ' i luau.— 12- j Tia— 23 . : cn3477.F.t ...., , ,d4 , ,p . . 1 2 01 „,,,,,, , a . 1 itt,....4.11.10.4 10 , 4 „.„.,i; Ball- lirkims,,itirtmart. ..... 5 .., th e n on DI the* ifikil ottoot, Is 44111 ar "" -a Watches, /1/4400401114-4'PgsVie LopP, /t P u No. trims Sold and aim - ,6°111! 645Silika of the bzobil I ag ,.. 1141 . 1 1 acts "took 6 dlrzfri l ale s : Pnoool. , —, 1 ;mi r y silver Tore s 0 _,_ aim a vu1,,,,„,,,,ue, of buttald 1 , oigaitods, Ah m -- ist.il i to Oa 4 41 00 ' .°- ', ~ ~'; • fic.V..._111411, ti•itti79, '....-•!,--• •• - , u/4, 10P Iltifill!: ''''''''''''''';'',. • -',-''•' /3"nwinillis : ,:- ' 4 " . . .. ...., - . '.l:'z';,;.'.' , ':•:)': . i', .I*•7:':'-:4•:: To the People' of Allegheny Cintnty. The undetsigned, witn,were appointed by-a meeting of their felleirkidis erts held at the rooms of the Board of-Trade, on the MD of Janney, to serve as an . E.tecutiveCommittee for the promotion of volunteering, would ret, spatially represent to the citizens of the county that immediately on being notified if their appointment they instituted /11e23IIrei fora more general expression by the people, ate mesa meeting which was held at"llonoert. Hall," on Saterday evening last. That meeting, although convened. on short notice, was one of tho largoatwhich has taken plate in the county dace the breaking out of the rebellion, and 'manifested an unmis takable unanimity in favor of a vigorotui effort to fill the quota of volunteer. required from Allegheny county by the call of the President, and thereby avoid a resort to a draft. In thrtheraace of this effort the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Rooloca, That In the opinion of this roosting, the County Commissioner. ehould procure ksieletion and hone bond. pledging Ilva faith and property of Allegheny county for the amount of money eudielent to pay .eaeh volontter the turn of two hundred dol lars over and above the Government bounty for vol unteers, [Gail the quota and to return whatever Mss have been or may be ad..rni by MG..na of the county. Reselred, That without wailing for the action of tho Ountudadoners, we, the people, pledge oureelinal in one moral district• to rails the necemary Snell forthwith. The officers of the meeting were then in stmeted - tolny Its proceedings before the prop er authoritiesof the county ani invoke their co-operations. . In pursuance of thin proceedings an inter view was yesterday had between the officers of the meeting and the- Controller into., one of the Commissioners of the Couniy, who very promptly and patriotically signified their will ingness, on being clothed with the necessary legal authority to do so, to carry , out the will of their constituents; and to this end all the Commissioners have since united with the Controller in calling a Convention of dele gates from the several tax districts of the county to assemble at the Court House on Tuesday, tne oth insL, at 10 o'clock a. m, to Instruct them in reference to the lune of the bonds. Having thus presented a succinct history of the proceedings which have' taken place in relation to this important sulkiect, the under signed would respect:ollj but earnestly call the Mitt:idea of their fellow citizens to the importance of immediate action in their may oral districts. Considerable time must neces sarily elapse before the required legislation can possibly be obtained to authorize the ac tion of the county authorities. The period within which volunteers can claim the Government bounty is limited to the find of March. Whatever is to bo done, therefore, must be done qultkly. Let the citizens of the several districts proceed at once to raise by subscriptions amongst themselves the necessary Panda to pay the bounty. and secure the volun teers for their respective quotas, looking to the comity in the event of en issue of b-nds to be reimbursed for the amount of each sub scriptions. In conclusion, the Committee would ap peal to the well-known patriotism of the people of Allegheny county for a prompt and hearty response to the calls of the President . for volunteers to all the depleted ranks of our vatcrans now in the field. No district in the whole country has hitherto contributed more cheerfully, both in men and money, to sustain the tioNeniment - .Ltvidts efforts to crush this unholy rebellion, and now when all the signs indicate that the foal conspiracy hen reached its culminating point, and that a few more vigorous blows infra approaching Spring campaign will utterly overwhelm it, it cannot be that we shall prove recreant. The military ardor of our young mon, awak ened and aroused by the Sect gun which was tired upon Sumter, has shown oonspicuoasly upon every battle field, making for them and for their country an imperishable record. That particular ardor is not yet extinguished and surely will not be, so long as a single traitor in arms is left to menace the integrity of the Union. THOMAS M. flout, Wu. P. JOILISTOS, M. LYON, • F. It. Batnicrr, Wu. K.Zlnecei, J, ll.6Hotnnetcet, Ezecru tire Committee of Allegheny Circuity Firmer:lu, February- 4th, 1864, Died of ttg The little daughter 'of Mrs. Dave, which was so severely injured on Tuesday, by being TUB over by car No. 12, on the Citizens' Pas senger Hallway, died onts injuries on Wed nesday morning. Coroner lirCiang.was called upon to sold an inquest,- rind after essmittiag one *lines' the Investigation was adjourned until Thursday morning. It appears, from the testimony of this witness, (a Clermani) that the car was running at the urea( rate of speed, and when be first absolved the children they were ander the hind feet of the honer; that he hallooed to the driver to stop, bet the driver did not dose, end the oar passed over the childrea. He stated, also, that he thought , the driver could have checked up, but he did not do so until after the car passed over the children. It was the child of Mrs. Dave, (not that of Mr. Dierkei,Mtpreviously stated) that was , re severely injured, the wheel pass log over the lower portion of the abdomen, and causing the bowels to protrude; one leg eru briken in two or Ono places, and the head severely contuse rendering recovery impossible. The other child was badly bruised, and had one band re much injured that a por tion of it had to be amputated. Both - children were aged about rowans and • half. Fourth Ward. ALleg - Aanont paid into J, C. John 40' las 24'14y. 40 Jas A Thompo. —. 40 Ira ... 40 tv O'llSoully=-. 40 Jo. Shalletkb rger—. 40 J 44 . 40 T T Coo k 17411,.... W.. , W War& -- 401 /no., li'Darmot,..._ 40 a B 401 X S abot. ... 40 , J2l. son —.— 40 isoob Leis. 40 John Francis 40 B IF Francis ....... 40 1 45 Pollock.. ..... 40 LARCENY.—Two woman, named Saiah Scanlon and Mary White, were last night before Mayor Lowry *used with the larce ny 0(496 be front a .sioldier named John Polk. The evidence wee sufilelest to show, that although Polk was not altogether bhuze len,-the women had taken his money, and they were therefore held to ball in the Yam of $5OO 'each. A complaint was also made against the women for keeping a bawdy hone, and they were held in the same sum for their appearance. MILL F. Timor, MomlelleF,Fitth and Mr. J. T. Sample, 85 Federal street, Allegheny, have received ml&* Spirit of as raw, for February 6, and the March number of Pnnik Leslie's kledg,t Also, T 5. Wrecker', Prise, forming the 65th number of liars dies, Dine Novels. - . Stow.—There :were foie Inchlie ;snow on the moonless 'Waylay, as the train of the Pennsylvania Central railroad came over, esid stilirchirtag rapidly. It did sot, bow ever, amount to an obitrnetion. dursat. or Tioora.---Three,, companies of the 10Ist Regiment of Pennsylvania Volun tears, 'arrived last night from North Carolina, and are quartered In the city. Prristraaa Talanua.—"Fight That Mai," Friday (maga& Fab. ath, SPECIAL LOCH Y. ROT/CBB. 'Tsang Pall; Plata - and. - Onuotatat Mate neater, aid dealetin Peatiolireals and tretteent date of tDe bist giant, at fewratint. Off,* at , Mex. Latialdba s. mar the Wata Weriat Pftt 6 Freis Pa., • Glsons k Baissifm Emma Mamma have !Maud the highookkreknltun Orrery Etitor, Connkr, and . Inotltrdi:Folr :hold In 1183, 'no LILO bat 15indly , and the tootr.danitookoring suloldiss s and for tho boot sasoldno work. - A. p.edaTOXIIT, (broad Agent, I 8 Birth streati Plttsburcb, r e . _ ti ; zy; . - Feresl cesresprothatta oldie PittsburghOatette. Teb.22,1884. • - - Bottoms Gautier. The Ineareohuruts of our ,dallyjournals Matthias. to form 6.1 4! ehre• zological table einand misery, Oilleohol, %annum and 'Vice" are - at Mork; end their. frightful offsets are wituraSe!i'svcF7 ; 1 !"ea days in the city. 'lnspectors report, d de• mend in terms that admit of no claire carconstruction, that a greet rearm:must be had immediately.. Th . d - Ircbmery.. tegna of the rufous coatis, promises -.to be _ an Important cum, and the Court of Oyer and Terminer, al ways buy. enough, God knows, will have a calendar far more extended; eitherdng and terrible, than ever before. , - The President's order fora draft is the great sensation to-day.% It Mesta with': nverted blessings from dollerlem. Copper:heeds, but outeide of this. with theexception of the anal street, corner and' barroom -amplifications; mules no uneasinese. The -peoplezeem to , think the suppression of the rebellion- Is well i nigh eorepleted, and fear no ...diet for the war." Volunteering has- been hasp, ping fonrard,mad although sufferins temporary sheet by the rapuity.of knavish brokers, and, unavoidable derelictions , - oiithe part of the Bounty Committees, will,ltas believed, soon , be in a !malty condition ‘• ' ' Our little neighboriJersey CityiWu threw's' into a high state of excitement on Banday morning by the infiral of ebout four hemdred rebel prisoners. per Erie Railway Vont Camp Chase, 0., bound Philadelphia, whither they were going to join. the United &atm navy, having taken the oath ot.alligiatedt „ The people ' to the amount of,thentastdriatowded about the " Reba," . as titc y;flimillarlicaltsti them, and heard their stories with the tended dedight. And that they pro Per objects of curiosity there cannot he a &AU/ 'The priests:ten admitted that they were very much surprised to zee se many peopletand ec many evidencee of prosperity. They expected t• And, they said, nothing bat, military , :carepr throughout the North, and owned to astonish ment at finding a people totally Unaffected by the war. They expressed the' sfeateet desire to see the ..big city;' And * force was found necessary by the - topp arent them from crawling out on the bulkheads tei_gat a distant view of the "low, straggling. city, stretching away as feria the eye could reach. .", One of the gray back& called for • chew of to bacco. Upon o tenevolently'dispoted gentle man presenting him his paper of "selam" he refused to accept it, and - begged.thegrant or to dole him out a Angle chew, 'bleb, he said, would be more in consonance with'what he had been areastomed to—a remark cer tainly not very creditable to the Southeast chivalry. They ventilated. their opinions on the. war, and though. thoroughly disgusted with Jeff. Davis, and-Inimical to his Mile, considered that' if the" , Efouth bad one indis pensable subsidence It minor could he con 'quoted. The prisoners - who were frout Mls siseippi and Tennessee, were poorly clad from head to foot, and their thread-bare poste, anti shawls, and dilapidated boats , presen ted' a marked contrast to the, nabstintlal, .bright blue uniform of their guard. The tribulations of literary men are ear tatty set forth by the trial in - the District Court of one Butler, the proprietor of the American Concert Dail, theiplalatiff being a' dramatic author of no mean pretension,, who composed a prize drama, in reply to the Ad :I vertimment of defendant, offering a re- ward of $250 for the best production. The suit was brayet to recover the bonus. When the case was called. the mart-room was Ailed with editors, reporters, correspondents, poets, he. who gathered together with shaky kneel and hearts in mouth, to hear a decision. that effected them all, Sat the case was adjourn ed, and the profeesional gentlemen, above mentioned, are lelkin a state of intense anx iety; in fact in about sects a predicament as we would imagine a ?meager who- had, no , money, and the conductor of the train coming around. Outsiders am of opinion that a man who will prostrate his pen to loth base uses— 'writing. dramas Tor disreputable establish - ments and audienees—is not entitled to meth sympathy anj - way. That irrepressible Steve Branch, ex-prbiter, ex.peet, ex-editor, ox..what-not, whose' libels on the citizens Were one, the gossip of` he town, has tensed op again, and consumed about a titlark' in cachet the morning dallies poet icelly heralding forth his' intention to Cut The dieseermqoa to the breeze during the coming week.' ,The probability is that if any more of his "hissed nocuous" is Indulged in, the people, vita the brilliant example of the Bostonians before them, will convict him as a "Common Birrater." Our bleu of rapidly, o appr halm gone up In a balloon. The weather is - cold and rainy. The only eonsolstloas that we hare aro, that our rain is snow somewhere else, and that we shall hare cleaner streets than Boole with all his Mtn and ma chines could make them in a year. • Bsowa'a the singers,ear and give strength to the role. et and are in. dimponsable to public speakers. "I recommend their est to public) tpeaters." Ray. S. 11. Curti. "They hare suited inj ease exactly, reliev ing my throat and Ocarina my yolce so that mild sing with Cate. T. Dutr a / a ura, — • Chorister Frellbh Parish Church Blentreut. For male also at Fulton's ding store, Pitts: burgh. Smut Honour, Yotanzanas Stox »Kant f Young mien, be warned in time; supplY Jost{ -selves with HOLLOWAY'S PILLS* OINT MENT. They are guaranteed to ours the wont cues of Sores, Clam Scurry, Fevers and Bowel contplahrte. Only 25 eta per box or pot. Porsale In Pitieburgh,Ta.;by B. L.'Pahne• stook L• Co, • heny Bounty Arland. SlThenon, Treasurer: . .7 W Cormick.. ..... 40 Ale Michael 011.1tut7..... HughllTractep 10 DR P 10 Soh Dry,. 4o Tl , Ol mtt...--- 40 J T 100 'Jos litrunum -- -... 40 r 0 40 1.7 8 Wllock.z. •—. 00 Amount prerlously =Potted -- For sale also at raltotel Drug thont; Fifth street. nay Itzdartin um awn cos Sais.--Tha . dna assortment of Fall and Winter othing, latoly retell Ted bJ Memo. /*ha Win: Cl k Co., Idarchent Tallost,'No. 146 Todend stalk, Al.' leghenv .Tbs, stock of clothing censiete of the anon variety of gents' pantaloons, vote,. acme and overcoats. The style_ of patterns L : totteinl and fashion:AL'. We mould - Invite all of our entail to give the Above gdlntlemen a call. 01 Osumi and eartrege cans will be taken at: the Otemitreut No. '4lO Penn street, ctsy. ar night. All orders latt at the &bon place paidia ab orill be prateptly- attoadett ta. tulle mut eam - • ewers, 011 Cloths, Goga,-Uoor Mats Vie.,` at low prices st Finch's, corner of Grant and.Flith atheta. listizoisz and , Efoop fikitts st low prime,' at J. Finch's, corner of Grant and Fifth Now Spina Go9psjoictioilind at J. Finch's voraoli of Grant and' Fifttista. . O. Stu, DenWS, '• Pun' Amiga .wal basineettila of Ms vscOation. • naroac-44 - .IOIIN P. 11111r0/1, apd ST mu and 4 manila. • PATTLIVSON.—At the siddesee et I& brolbs ' i. :Ow Sat/ma, Allegheny C10.05' Tusk! Ina. Stbruary Lt Mr. JAJUS PA A, b Vie fnaeral 1,111 . take placs To canna', 41.1 i st 10 o'clock a m• ZTAIIB.-ot. Vadattoday' catalog, at 10 lectotk, JAML3 L lIVAlta, tba 1313ttryar of fillip. 41411 9.4 a kali tat laii.r.Otitlaaaa. Op OUialatteot.. too Om ttoto Ciro= rind, Nota!l titiOtilib, on rat oar motatao,at 10 o'cloalt.'”irtto Weida 'of the:plat* an tivactl4l, ;la*ltod to NEW BOOKS! '.NEW-BOOKE I 11181 AND DROGUES - OrSDIDAY ponoota —A blevaphy et Sabi ltalbmi awl WaL•lraz,,,Dy ottn a roar. +1 vol. 'Prim is 00.. NADVAL ON :EXTBACTINO TENTD-•• onn&.d on Os Amatany of Malaria lavoind Ic h. *Pennon , the Ear and pioprr 02 0% 1 !101 1012 01 anvz ounmezino. 1.4 • DARING AND 511/MINO. Lbw. him. , A large applyeftb. latta work jusErtailld. M „. =AD, 7111,0010 irto9l4;- - - AI A ASVISIM & riTZBIXgiON - 8j :.‘ •• .- • . „.• Etresir.F.R4viders. ' r. • midge Weinitisreilbeist ..t wale., A ostportoranklo of BABBara PAIN. ING mum', sc,r Stoma 12,1115 C. OWD, ator /born mt."PICA:Rutb,Pi r laSkly T -.YON efcxt rII il. IMPOLLYES A:..4 • /PM DrAZZIr lit tbealoot Idea b ode Of GENtrittS -MI/AMC inCULT, 'and 4.11- kinds of SMOKING Arb,43III , WRiGI TOBACCO . 6DIVIT, 1FJ17401 .10.1LWIIN • • PIPS& TErßtitt s . ar.". la L ST ( 4 1 4 1 . ; 1106 .plttab 11.11.—Tb• I D ' I ' • V feet notood, -Croke& ilk Poltattud Zoe Mato Coffoolingi" fpatswfnd.and tbs nM Na Dirod ot at totalloit Ono.,rojoLDE . Grow. tots of , AMA W • 60 btalantant 1(o: ViNiatititiabed idied 60 • No. 1141.4 Ong, t ; 0 . j• . li4L a t; .. , "°" *- 1 1,= ° A ita 4 1159 -foiseluiromod.s.": 300 - gaukiiun tteresitinile puip Illotioodiotdomodolf rt. wsztabit; • ; .po :474,4 MEE ova IrCW, YORK Lerrza. Travitcwr. Governor,Gamble s Dr. Loots, Pah.. 3.—Ciov. °arable was bo. .rled to-day. "The Ode ant military Display oa the emaslon r . was In probabl the' most solemn r ead tosposlag ever aeon. Bt.: Lade All the:, Comte adjoanied. Members 'of the bar attended a body. :The membersof the Altrohants' Ezoltate, Comisma Council, City Wheel Ziembano of the Leklilatare, a number Botisvolena.aad - .other. Asa:mimics*, the Olty-seholara of weal fiehoola and Culver titles and targe - laumber of oltimaa r ad d Psollitiry4tibledthetuteraloorte l ps, sad Marg. oDmorik - , Daises) homes wore closed, and Ilasiwori 414.4 halt•mast, sad :Om. seemed tole almost a atilsonal sorrow. The fantar emanates_ ammo performed firth& Besoad Pisibytadia Chosoiri,:mheristhcaly: Dr. Brooks delivered atiappropdatedlsootosei The -..ferealiss t rrepa deposited , In:. the- famliy yaolt in Dellefontelne Cometery. r. .. , . , ' - !Ate 19,P01"14, :-- '''' '''' 1,1.-2 , 1 1 1. summer Weatent II"' 16411;3'. red , withi N,‘" , ; Or ions 1414P * Iia ' 11m. " IL Shi iirs "lilit :440 of Mc 26th. Ism ........... the rimpturoa 1111444 Lfti......-411144114a1ta ;MMus: ,bkoluidg ranntogis......... Irma.; ..„,,..„„. laisellflilsinklata irl. , Tit• . reetia" . Anivarit 4-41 A - , , r 41 SU Ai M!;!•'c 4 A.tc. Nnv lota, r•b:s.—ni aisinta• Atlantic' liarinivril.fenta 1110Un1 iltatel:- '- flin Wax fl int** a* iller/f fy i-Y erlFT#MAffle:S. ' rtillr# l lPOSlV''' ',-* i ‘i 1-, , t a 7. r ‘;7 1 ..' T,l l . _l 6 -4,4 .4 THE. LATEST. _Blr_ TELISDIAPEL OUR SPEOIAL DISPATOKES PROM WASHINGTON Special Dttpatch to 1.L . 0 Pittstonrib (Watts WAsec.scroX City, Feb. 3, 1E64 IrrILILTAL RITIIIME DtettllON &crimp Institutions and associations trans. actin g a ropier banking business, and .ro calving deposits from the mercantile commu nity, Payable en check or draft. cannot olalm atemption by virtue of name or etyie ander which they ere known or called, but will be required to make a return of, and to pay a tax of oneeighth of one percent. on the average amount of all inch deposits. seetstu.sa's scroar. Gan. MeChillies report of the operations of the Army of the Potomac While under his eheelo; l r, Prat out, but without the accempa. nying memoranda maps, reports and deco , manta connected with Ito organisation, &o. The bare report make, 'NA closely printed octave pages. • •Theaccompinytnidectunente, many of Rid& aro also :fromille pen, will !well It to two or three leriptrietaintehimile. None ' of these' hire yet 'been: tent growths War DePartaient to the Pieties: Ogler., the labor ot.copying being so ireat es to : compel tMe delay.' ':Theviirrri . Orderludei.irith seine suggestioni no to the legions drawn ttomids experience in the arm,.: The most glaring detect, he r iltyll, Is . 016 abtenie :Ot a ryttrztt la the-Appointment or praetor:lone of officers; and want of Meant for theoretical Inel:ruc tions. Tale thinks that the army abotild .be regar sass permanent one; that mois, urea should betaken to seem theotettcal 'n -161010.11; the, number of cadets:, at Nest ' Pnbot sheald be . Increased as-much as pont bte. The regular : army shOuld,be incrieued and maintained complete In numbers end ea; cliatuisy,' by Atilt; organized system of re . cresting: and depots Tor Instruction elmaid'be adopted. The seringemett and conduct of campaigns should be left to the direction of protections! soldiers, and there should be no Interference from civilians. Meddling of in dividual members of Congressional Commit tees with eubjeots. which they are 'of comer, Incapable or comprabeedlag,,and Which they are too apt to know through the distorted monism of : partiren or personal preju dice, can do no good, and is certain to produce . incalculable mischief. Ile fur further says, I cannot omit the expression of my thanks to the President; for the eonetent evidence given me ef his sincere : Personal re; you% and his desire to sustain the military Plane which my judgment led me to urge for his adoption and execution. I cannot stuib. pre his Inhere to adept some of those plaza, ti.to give that support to others which wee necessary for their succies, to say want of confidence in me, and it only remains for me to repel that other canna came betwean the constitutional commander- in•chief and the general whomite bad placed at an head: of his asartice,, counsels which fuelled in the failure of the seat campaigns. If thin nation possezces no generals In the M ice competent to direct Its military strain without the aid or eupervbtion of politician', the sooner ft find', thorn and planes thew In position, the better it will he for iti futons. After a calla, impart;3l end impatient toast aeration of the sable. t, I am convinced thatby proper employment of oar resources, It is on tirely possible to bring this war to a successful canter: tune, and that such malts phould be I accompanied and followed by 'conciliatory measures, and thwt by pureeing the political course I have al way, adeloed, It I. possible to bring about a permanent restoration of the Union, are onion by which the rights of boas eroctions shell be preserved, cued by which betkpastiennej,all.platarve their self-reejmet, will, they respect eselt other. •no then re cites the girrinus ciceas of his army, and pro nounces the theme deserving the nation's eternal gratitude, etc. • TIII.Dr L 7 wit? VIitOTSY4. The following to a test of order in regard to trade in West Virginia, referred to list night. The Secrete:7 et War having trans. milted to the Department letters of command. ing Generals exprearing his opinion in reply to the Secretary of the Treasury, on the 17th alt., that restriction, .41 trade in /he State of West Virginia, within the , national military Hoes, may now Inc 'safely removed. :The Stith regulations nf trade established with oth.. at regulations en the ltkofEaph, is •so far Modified that all reetrictione on Dade in the State Of Weotera - Vi , giola, within said lines, ars annulled and abrogated, and' all produett and pods may bo [reply tahopinto &admiral. ported within the aboruntentklned Portion of said State au In time of Pew; provided, bow— aver, that no product. or goods shall be; take n from said State into any State declared to be 1* Insurrection, or to any Port aitY State lzeritoione blockaded, which has been or may be opened, etcipt itteonipliancectitittho reg. nistiene of September S. P..Casss, Secretary of the Treisury SM. arzecn. " Mr, .1711Menn, of Pittaburgh, made hie debut Inihe limn* In a speeeh. of =mina pOwer Mu! Originality. Among his _positional was the striking one that the old iteman dictattir-: ahlp was a cenierratire elm:lent-of a Repub.., Man form of government,. eta that it . . toned. fie Connternirt in oar - constitution In thews: , powers of the Prealdenti - una. committee 01;117134 The cote on atrlking out the commutation eLime to the bill showed* more decided nut filthy In favor of econolotailon than had been. impeetettand in connection with the Senate's satlon, render, it perfectly certain that com— mutation 'witt hi retained: The cot* eras 26 for striking out to 73 against. ' The Troup atm decided to eon: mattes' to allow s Inotx lam had once been dratted, and had'pala conimitatlen, to ba exempt trod the next daft.." ocarinas aro tnnamarto ixrasica,' Tho.appropitaUota for conrular and dlia math, azponou for the =Dell &eat year, so. cording ta - ibe aroandid. - bUI, wu -reported back 7estorday, with thoaroondroont to $1,,- S 14,000." , Tla PERATII ON Sat COMICRIPTTOI To-day bronybt out two oc three able amebic, tradaworth, of. kentneky, made ens tlut commandod universal. ittonttaa. MUSK wows Pratected apatttion to-day from the Missouri htieate,tidlnade tome brief r!kmark• on the polio, In bilasonifin'pretsitllng it.' FROM FORT SMITH, ARIL Tenlitc. starin-:creat Datta g e to Tel. sgraph wtres--audge Murphy Nom. 11 111ded, far Pmmrlatottal Governor of A rkfilates—ftelleved Prom Duty. epeeist Dispatch - le the Pittsburgh Gazette. PORT efitut Anx., Feb. 3, 1084. A tenific storm awe3takm the entire South west last Bands,. Aboarld„ o'clock in the morning it grew to a tomado, raged with tremendona eiolonvo *oath te• Elanats and ottended over a portion of the fortis/I Territorf t down the Arkansas Valley. amens° damage we, done, the telegraph wires waroproatrated for miles, that to Little Bock was almost totally destroyed. Brigadier General Thayer has arrived at Port Smith from Little Roth. Ile took com mand yesterday. The river's booming. There is fire feet of water on the bars and rising. The rise has amounted to eight feet thus far since Friday night. Gen. Thayer, accompanied by his staff and I his vile - , was out In all the Sunday stone, and ssiCeredierribly while the tornado rated, be ing unable - to obtain shelter. The Union Convention at Little Rook has nominated Judge luau Murphy (or PrOvis tonal Governor, and have organised a prOiris. lanai Stott Goren:rant. Its proceedings are to . be submitted Co a vote of thepeople in May neat. The county Waters will be elected" in' lowly parts of this fitate.in March. 1 - - Additional Foreign. News. New Torte,'Peb..3,-Tho - D4Ardersays that Denmark =mot comply with the .altimatiol ofAuatiie And Priaria. - Whatever may hap, pen dapirride , tipon - ereinbuditbes in •Ettthpa - and fienuothy:- :In ease of-11w the- German , arminewlitrequiro.four.weeka: to .collect the'. necessary.strength, and „bY that Ueda, the Danish army will 'Au - larger •therfterer, and With itirEntifiad.works, will be'able to-bold re - Cheek an enemy twice as strong., , .'-; - .Tbefrincess of Watts it sofa? ccurealescent that no more bulletins are issued. The latent prince is also well. - - - , ' 'Bur= James Rothschild had dislocated his knee by a falL - " - Twelve thotuand bales of Satanic* cotton were coast Marseilles- at 281 to 205, and sixty Warfront% Trans at 247,50. It is nated that the Englieh eipmdran wilt be ordered to Heligoland. , - - The Auatrian force for Sltanick will hardly number 20,000, its strength baring bees Much exaggerated. Marshal Von Osblene will com mand it. The almost immediate return of the Barth of England rats of direount to 6 par cent. is looked ter. - ' -- The Liverpool -cotton market la depressed, and the newapaper.report says one quarter to one pinny lower. - ' Wheat Is 2to 3d lower. Pleat . doll, Cora brisk at 36 to 'el. -' . f Conon Market-J an.] 9.-The Bro kers' Circular reports the tales of two days- at 5;500 bales, the market opening dull at ado- - cline of 1.4 d, except for American, which con tinued steady; sales to speculators end for export 1500 bales. The Manchester markets areirregalar, and prices have a downward tendency. Llierpoot 'llreadenur Ifurket.--Breadstuflb harp - an upward tendency. Richardson, ... Spence 5t.00., Wakefield, Nash & Co. and - other circulars report. flour quiet 'but steady. Conger-utensil. - Wheat bas" an upward tendency, prices Id Waggisaa ai r e r ry, gab, 3, mat to 21 higher. Under the warklihe aspect of uovs,Th e H owe resu me d the eowider e . affairs corn mixed is - firmer at 30s Gd. Lion of the resolution amendatory of the don- irit'" , Peal 11,0 T 4,4, '''. 211.,k . 1 . -- "PioviAloill are &cation act. ." . steady. The circulars report beef steady. Pork Mr. Wadsworth, of Kentucky, combat- Mat: "BUCCD, steady. Lard, firm at 4.216 d to ted the - *Jews of Mr. Stevens, that this la 435. -.Tallow, dull. Allies, quiet but 'toady. a public, war. He maintained that it is *civil Sugar, inactive. Coffee, eteady. Riee,iteady. Tarr canted on within the States. The laws Linseed oil, quiet Ind eteady. Rosin, ditto. of war do .not authorise the. onquest of un- Spirits terpontine, no Inks. Petroleum firm dividad_property on land, but forbid it. at 1,1014:for refined.- , . . The House went into Committee of the . Larre,-The America did not leave South. Whole on the elate of the Union on the Senate artiPton till the 21 at, and brings, Landon pa. bill amendatory to the Enrollment act. Amos" pen of that date. Mayers, of Pa., saidlf asserted on the other Tha steamer City-of Manchester arrived alga thatthe draft Iti unpopular was became of out on the 20th. such traitors as Chauncey C. iturr,Vallandig. • Keel, lea. 20.-St la reported that the San • ham and Copt. Andrews, of Virginia. The one, and lianoveriata . are to be withdrawn copperhead orator of Now York had endear- from their positions In Holstein, and concert. wad to poison as minded' the people against bated in Altona, is order to allow a free pas lt. Their language being repeated on the cage to the Austrian and Prussian troops. floor of this Howe. - Ito argued the constltu. Berlin,. Jun. 20.-The Prussian and Aus tin:mil power to draft, laying that every man 'Wan troops march without delay into Schlas. owes support to the Government, and in time wig. - . of trial be is bound to take up arms In defence Lirerpoof, Joe. 20.-The bank rate of die of the life of the Colon. The people have count has advanced to 6 per cent., eerier to taken up arms and have determined that Lin. the heavy drain of bullion. 'rani who has thus beheld the boils of State Itowiery, Jon. 19.-Prlcea "Cul, brother of so steady, shall run the good ship of State the ling of Denmark, bee arrived from into port, whatever tho politicians may say Schleswig. Ile left the country after m end do. God and the people are for lasingto takethe nattt.el allegiance* to his Abraham Lb:teats. .thra. - - -McClelland might brother - • have been the faroribtlf be bid not right be. ..ffrostbory, Jan. 20.-One'belgado or Danish fore the Pennsylvania election changed his Infantry-was transferredlo . -day from Settles. base. That General declared hews, in tarot sing to Pletutherg. - of the man-Judge Woodward-who was ftir All the battalions of Schleawigers and Rol. withdrawing our troops northef Mcrae and steiners • aro to be - din tribided among,the Dixon'. line, and -that -the soldiers had no Danish regiments: -'' ' • • right to rote. He (Mi. Myna) would condi- The first Prussian tenon. are especial hero cats the property of rebels now and forever, to-day. - - He would plane part of the proceeds in the The Austrians paltered here leave for treasury, and the remainder parcel out to the Schleswig. - - boar, men who fight ear battles. After this Sou/yard, Jae: 20.-The Chamber of Dep war is over some men would gins fortunes to rides to-day resolved to place the army of have their words blotted out. Two classes Wurtemburg on a war footing; and place a will hare to leers the north badge South; ono certain number of troops at the Immediate of them, the negro, bemuse too cold, and the disposal of the Confederation. • other, copperheads, because too hot. (Laugh. • .brie Jea..20.-Rearce 66 f. 40c. ter.) He was confident that out of th is war .- . imams; Jan. 21.Ther Wows of to-day has wa we lk i would em e e ss rgef e li without - stain, and would a report that Denmark has offered to suspend n newnfe." the obnoxious "tsonstitation, and adds that if ; - Mr. Stiles, - of Penesylvinia, said his . eel. sultan toter tie roe/1y been made, it will for a league had didiventio, rambling tirade , which time avert the imminent danger of war. - did not rise to the dignity of a speech. His "The- steamer Edinburg'lolt, Livernool on stollaagua charged that Judge Woodward-bad the 20th - for - New York.' Consols ricied on decided that soldiers - bad no right to iota. Wsdnrsdayott 110 , 4 41g30 1 / 4 for money. Illieola , This was not true In the coste of Miller and Central abares,.26@= - diahotme: ' Erie It. R., Chaos he decided that soldiers barn aright td .64(7310. 'V. S. sixes, 1881, 08664 C. S. free, rota on retandag to thedrhomersiand this de. 167,4, 50@f11. • • -- - '-'• ' •-• , " ' - claims was approved of by the people . -' ' London, Jae. 20, Bonner.-Sales cotton; to-, On the Second Tuesday of October Judge day, 2,000 bales,biandlng 200 baker° specu- Weodward wais legally elected Governor of Won and importters.l The arket closedrery Pennsylvania, receiving 254,000 votes.; Rat dull,..at ' a slight decline ' for; all-qualities. "furloughs : ware denied to solMem who were 'Flair' steady. - Pierialon squiet and steady. Democrats to return to their homes and rote, Sugar 're7. dull. :Products inactive'. , Pet re and it was tatty, mid that.lntioaits rile, an d le= era, at 1..11d. for reGned.: - . . .... . not the popolarwill. The pope ware,opposed , vr...,/eree City ' New.. to-the conscripHon, which was a Ahem ,By ''- ' - "*"" the leglilation. putposed the -President ' Wurtninvon Feb.- ..-The Post ' Master make the draft- perpetual, as le gave ltiniebz General' has replied to a ratohttion of the' solutecontrol. The presort Rumba' hold,in Senate, asking the 'reason' of the - freqUent his the mertyoco ny w on ; ! ro wa n - pia failure of the ,malle - between New Pork. and Ana, soave, hje decision th en was no ire.. Washington. .Hirattributei them to the in-' mediate .appeal. our - armies - weld-"cot be Stducianar at tiaatiaiiimant in ea .card and filled up by contra:4llols lend some other express to moat the increased dernandef t.-ar. mode mast be devised. He did not bailee with el and tremPertation. ''Tbare' being -but a his colleague that the WM, coald ba ended by: • single track altonumber of trains nu been re.. Lincoln and his iulialtdstrimve -policy. ,- I- ' dueed to protent collision and the opted lei- Mr. Maim' i. of Pa.; In dieuthigthe blll, - sassed - by, the Menials of burden:" Since the said that every power for> the defence 'or the adoption lathe schadtte of the - 23ttof Nove - m. country may be exerci s ed steutteifieseip o c t ., bee, by which the time wall to borveduced to coating, when expressly prohibited. If the. ten hours between"- Washington and. New , Government =take propertyfor publicises, York,' tileirtegbiari.t7 ' kat 'men greater titan it can take the producer himself. -.Admitting bar Ore;" Partl y awto . . th e lariM-Increase It to be the duty-of every man to support - and . 01 ' . , Paa....atn. gats and;,. -- PA... eantetlint "- defend the government tho right. to enforce trje:lst. . rosebud ann. atttbarging. Pas. bla -service - is a caroller", .Ho' gorersunent stingeM - at loiarpoints. - The' time is ' made cad stilton mere roltiotary principle. The of nye SeParete-SSea 4 Ina th ee o WPWaeS Seine principal of every .I** la coercion. Thank 40 - raga& the • tninsparretioii 'of the milieu God thalnainota of tha peopleara Wu, and of secondary Importsmeassubordluate eien - to if It is true 'Butt 'a eons - pulsar" law. to-anti. erdinall. Reigate And charges of the Man republican; then the governs:dent Wastes-ins. train'are reeds without the knowledge of the male ali • war Democrat:- end must bell- Department, ,and . the - dlaerierinetion against tably perish with the Apt formidable cumuli, the Malls -in .tessi.of - danger of loosingoon atap. '. . _ .._, . . „....- 'Motion. .It la stated the: a -4Oublo track is Committio -then rated -On- , anicrejeited *PrOVellif on alltberoida. The inialaturough Williams'' aaiendmint by -.rote • e4-yeas, Philadelphia IS beiortrictively mashed; and*. 26; neysylt3: mpleillng ;so .Mtialrof the' old bridge ores the Busoultanna is under can lat'AS Mt, thoiUell . IfllitliPtgill :ffiota.: military itmegani and. the sullied efforts ouit ia „ t d, as art -Itm; pigment. of. three,qwed r ea -eiiresoolo.,the, reltiedr-Much- aooner than it gothic ~ . , ,_., , ~ .„._ -,,: ...,.,...,,:„ y.-.; -.., :.., --,, eephi-benbtaloed by *new Ilan:, utpreetleal .. ,, Askothir emendtunt tru' r egiieite;itriir: &Bet: 9 , :. thol..i. lines under under' bus manage, lug out the four hundred dollareeintunuta; mentcb7 ,o o l l.ol/1 1 144 , marroulty of :WM* is tatiab ' and lb= leaTbst It at .th* .!killqi44 planted as, urompleteruned"-:. It is hinted doller;. - -; .' ; -.- --.._ . :. .1;... •L ~.. zi,. ... , theta* 41 /BoultilnlaPPifbirtbe debtandefer .: Mr. Stevens Snored ttratrike nut-from t he labor and material in case ofthe organi r r c e , tion martian* of toe Committee on Military Al . ef,sneW ineSPIWY, sad t it , eo Pit'qq , nr , 4 - ,7 ' faint • then g' - followinelatisiVi-*An ... • • .. thir ift^ ,4 hi ibe llatatlituner would' 4ggri- - droftoctillifball par:ambit (Or the prohu.: 7 rate the difllsalt".7-110 legillationif room &Urinal' a substilite,.suel payment shall of. - miendedurata it be 'lsiah as •would - glie 'the rate insli to,nditri / na b parson -from draft in DepartmeetpOwee he soatrolthe iteilon 01the 04 Ailing that quota, and his. nitliehall bait. issinnisitesistunnylig the - 'rnatis,und in the tainetionalscrollin giling.fatum quotar."- - matter of chtegarorithout , referrUce to 'mail Gen..Bertield,-,of Ohio, brietirahowektlil, eamseetlithe , ' ' '-'' -*- '''.'''''-' Depoesibiliti of Pmearleg a Emig*, number. - Inassmislance:wittiti Milt foie aineireadie of EMI; If ehle'chullo he etriebaisisut. , ., L - .-., Union members Utile lioinfe, a mooting took '., Mr. !lamina ,sal,d- that , afterditietrosla nlaceto-night.l. Representative -Mourn emu. anaufdtitantill min pules the , 'iommritatiore pied the thalr, and ebeutbletynieruterserare would be released for three year, whilecaeW. prase - nt.'-'fbe oldest Wes to nonsaltrandfshor-f cording to the Move prarldon,ll would be manila the views olf- tiW.oreemea:peudilagi liable to:draft the..last day, which would Ira ferinaing tba liiii'tAinaant , bili•- - -The - &Teal' suitnst.: ....,,... .-', :ri '. - - .. - - , 1 . r-1 tionWas annifelted Mamma tho public het', The Co mmittee, Vsseriteatill - agaluel Bi line. AkinletleitiO 01 " - ^-1 stiii n eig il qa oil ln tb lA e lbetr. " 9ii e l l4 ,: nie llter ; : ..siti ' ' d ''-- . - tbefilenitio : -' Irr° 2 ° - -1 14r°4121-..C . 41-al " -- . 1 : Plan ars.4: - 4 ) - -- t, adietallett.',:..- 1: -.- , --.. „.... .-, .„ ....- ~,,-... ;PostiAttackediet, Bachelor c k.„,„. ..LBMlATlL...Thl;',Butiihialit hilt- , witil;polij . - 1 - .Tha-;tib.e" B ° P! 4 / I t d!t• Ten t.'''- - ,..4' muted wetilp-Morrew.': -: -7- - r ' ' '-,'' !7' - - - ' , lfni's:Safi IPeb: - 1.-4 'a..i.,„,v,k,i t p i a: onvititioilormmuzusi.l6:itii, r eoctiii ..Naa,4Baks,-this . -potzikt, our ouiposts it Judiciary ComiXdtteellt . 14r.lisieeeaseoraw. /hotel Oes Onwk, were attacked 6" tius aressy:: adoptedand its . comnatt m o sa b und. . % ..„..,,, ri my sr , ripresen Maly - be:lit force of shoat Bn.nto Darrel Mx. I/wanders, of Jdabs6.the 'l6;o o o,o: o 44 l3 tbiCaf . Deke.`sfirrtßadullati the &nate tookup thelltuse Beton, bill 111111 P.. :plobtskOr an enure. dietlen. , ' , /t-Iming Un-- - . - 7 --. . -- ,--,-,7--,-,—_-,-_, ported front the' Contralti.* of! Arena with praitteabi• SR wilitoo kiwatadattleoleurforee --:-:-'' '" ' ',' " - ist,V , Vil' a """l'i r n ex ‘ - I A- ', amends 'Mr; Peistudit. espliined at 'fell bade higood Orden neeteoymi elevitiror ,ti Eon. lo,Niyitib ms; ed. . . a .e -_ iongththe qactaudaisslDCUl. Abticorearittee'e inn!, _nlieni,,intqg b etrfeSSlLeSii., iiiWitt(!klXeqs t'it - 7:7 - n " , , niiti;iet,eitn to ,MotirieXist.T''' Antaidis t iatn, ; ::....,,, - '---1 , ..,....s ',..E ;:,:,..,!,,', of streinktt, to i et te.bentimuLtaineetWoiti ',.trutil - 110SONY, -Tabroarp Otte,: Mt' it 2 11 4 14' t - ' mu, Author juiddii.g en . - 0,40-11ureisme aeration of light artlllary. - f,.Our. threall are now 1ia.34 r or. *so) int thir'elty.ettth iSTATIOSIttr bill via pitpOned until ta9kerrew. -_ . ....- -_,,- ---: ao inangedthat wets* SonSdent- of -. li;`'sri: "aixl alkaliF____o o Oliss donee the Vaal learr.orr- Ilr:Wiluataithed thownenleuina cortrucKei mistral lestitertaw-f Alined 'tinsultssuosiralif . 4 "!'', '. ° l,7angiltirc -,-- -.-••••• , •,:-.1 , Atkaiilll4lt;ll).ooliSithiellinAnthe:SeSeletien W ittill/ilettneXOneenni,:eaildleild Cii-lbe at•-•--+---.--..----_l__._.._______ ..... ___:_te 0 .04..,,„ Onkerefid-2.2 iequaliting them of. tbasoldiat of - th allal. :ainali aideif , Mwitharhatloroiltis diet , :EVAIBINI 3 ,4; I .I74I.IWIfirsottu,-,,.......... - . bed-litates sinsies.- -- Ohlection-watuardir;griff ausit , lasfestimrste,'arrit..thre- bendsolurs- - "-, -'7.i. - '-',;:'` ,,,, ... ,, --` - ' 1 ',-; -;-•,....., :4 , -5,...F5- - , , 0 - N!.;;. , the resalntkailesaffitr.: ,-, .2 " ; ..f .f.a..%41..at - .!.. vligier,o o33 llg kc ol iEivis with re.. . ; . „ : . : . : „...,y. ; .„...„ ..m ., h4, 1.5 , 41tr ,___ . 4... ,.... TheViee - Presidat. laid before the Siausa r.'HimW.44ll3l.l : telenai.: ~.ww. ,Ailii:2**o4. : ... -1....,46,14-,6i-,:,,A.-iik-iin,",--,..r.,:::,..-; 4,4„„dgatbstometwpoinamattonilea ilithablielddent Mewing. It s f,....-.. , ,. ?- -__'. '."-. r..?, -,- ., , -...%.....,-.--7--7.-r , 1.-,. , : , :i." , ! anstrer la peresolutiter of the tlezuste he ref- l toom Biletiortiiiwarreatßris, .......' s s.uullkitistfeaut .rm Tan!. btflaisegi:.e.' . , J 441.9 1 ,41 ,---- r ...._ 4 ,„ trier. r. - -...,.... 011 en: the Whitilg'Sfetheeien• between it,**ibis l iraritinterint - liroW ' ----- " " ' - '" N "' '""-- " ' ""''' ''" ' osuopoari.aorarod-Witiocomoditmaa totionimblavutiosoicz i ,: , ..:: - ..._% -, : i : -,-,---,,,,,.- _o Ailaisi,, s - ..is .pall- o ve.,i u -4. '.., astrgoes end - Dostateds - ;.:S!;;!-::r -- - . '' -'. i . . : . , (540Pis-s - .'2islt TiMilCii ~, -‘ 4 l-i its4 - -, ' I""iasuqr,n7ir'"-=---.•-`'''' Or' Breda* s/f:Xr.:DertwiAtllazinee,. Abe' I;Xst*sell let i l luTizlPP,WAtkli• I ,' ;'-'` .4 -": 4 " ) - 6 "C- .11 , ', i'ffjl'f ', r .: I l l i stl aillrifi,lt6ol Wu ' , --:,ltst,BeetAtOreek,ullney,kepti. .;:' ,, t imi;bl Z - ,tr...l," l n,,Pstizek.:"Z.L , 'Yj.42ls -..--. eßiettrael.... , :. - _:. ; .,.'..• • .-- :.: - .„'t.''"' row- ~ . /IVlit.ft.- , T1igf.P.1..:14-11 )' pars • s •-, : ;: 7 ,- P , ... ,, ="‘kig . .. rwa P 14 7 . - ' i54.'5.! i-4 ....“,-iN,l4,f , t,tes lo l - 7:- , i2gl - 11:11ii it-, . a 44',,:;1:,11,..41-'4l;rivt,ii T.: 1 4-ile,i'S',:.o4l'4 ' T ,:..-.14 : ,,, i , ' ,::41. i 4 eigii -77 4- 4,,-, 77 - - -, .7, , ni , • . I.U - 4- , . 1 %1 , ---''.-. "" ..' ' ~-, Ssit: 0- . • sse;t: - ; ,- 4 , , , :.:5. - itts - $ . :; , :e...)44.4. - t"-,..".. - . - . , 4„n4 t ,;;;rt . . - - . 7-- .I - , '. 1. -iL. - "' - ": l- 41,061, . Major L. Janitai; abler itif f luti , been uttered from duly ben at Ws owl* tatiert._ lie will join Gen. Bluit at Liveniroilfi fiw.days. /I. PROM RA RRIEIBT.TRG. Special Dizractuo lb* PlVabargla Guatte. HAWBOVAO, Feb. 4, 1864 Szuent.:—Mot at 4 o'clock this P. M. Mr. Lowry proposed to play , Mr. White's resig nation on record. The democracy negatived the proposition by a do vote, and a long dis cussion ensued. There was a bitter denunciation between Mr. Clymer and Mr.Cfhlmpneys. Word., false paned ao►eral times between them. Mr. Chanspneis disclaimed that his remarks were intended te. be personal, which incited at first the decimation by' r. Clymer of tho ward false. Mr. Clymer took back the charge of false hood gracefully. Mr. Lowry also took pert is the debate, &- Dooming the Democratic Edmiston very bit- Altura. Laniberton and Wallace also pr tlelpated. • The debate ran through several hours, and wu the Knew:A of the session. • be Senate -adjourned until tomorrow at 11 d. . • ' •• • ; 4 1 7- • • . . . . - . . - - ' l • • •"'" A `bsi "N' 57" THE_ RAID IN WEST _=VIRGINIA Theii4ll Driven Efaik ant vigor- I'aritted STEAMBOAT CAPTURED AND BCBsED 00r IScaulluon Token 1'x:1-tie or . • • -Witzszran i Feb. .I.—Gen. Kelly telegraphs this to v Borman that the retiels i. ,b:tftti aihiline t t h e pou.tareno : in taur. treat, vigorously pursued by our Imp,. The damage to the North Branch and Pat termites creek bridges is but trifling, The Baltimore and Ohio road wilt bo in working order to two days. Governor Borman also received a dispatch ' from Gallipoli, atating that theztoamer Levi, which left that pla a for llharlestonOrest Virginia, last idea, was captured and burned at Radnor's°, on the Kanawha river. Brig. Gan. Seatamon, and one of his staff, were taken 'prisoners. The rest of the parson gert and orenr were released. The rebels' ono - burned the telegraph olllce at Red-House, The telegraph- line Le nos workinKover the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. M!!!Mirl • - Cuts; Feb. & - z-Xiitthos'idiieoil of the 23 , 1 QN vcr that Kix hoadtsCrettel wink:, tit. GTom-tbat:plao2, orkgirmitaalog an at.% tsok: - T o e re ge .e. ce lli nd w linll d. els and T .0 we:l , 17 Isoo nsin A duertarreparts that two bri gades of Lou -13411/1 and ,Texas troops are marching from Western Louisiana:ln the Ifissluippi River to operate with Rodney with a view to tempo ral* blockading. the river to get arms and ammunition - from the lutto the Trans-Muds slppi Deputment. It is said tho enemy have already succeeded In crossing Bueralthons and stand of arms and a large =bunt of am munition. The steamer Mario Martin was captured by guerrillas near 'Napoleon, lest Thursday, and was taken up_the Arkansas/ Liter: A gunboat will probably basins after her. Johnson is auttlicrised to form rest tmout of mounted men for the suppresalon of guerrillas. - A general, order bat been tuned ordering ineaanaea to be taken for putting down raids. by - guerrillas, and 'that lama by guerrilla operatloni be repaired, - and-Union refugees be imported by easeumenta on secessionists. • . The Rebel, Defeated In East ' Tennessee , --Males, Cattle and Sheep'Catitured -nun and Factory Delayed.' pat'ch * o .+ oeceired at theheadgnartera of the Nasurnts,'Tcas., Feb:.'.-Gods Dodge reports . that on. theYstynit . ouronr feries under • Coit Phititpe, !Irore Roddrte'the South - Side of the Tennessee 'riser, captnrlo o a p his niairts, consisting of Anent! intact testr.:2oo bind of cattle; GOO licad of sheep, and'abein4oo head of . :horses and /outer %and destroyed tsetesy and calf erhieh had Jana -.. .4nstrtnts,'l3 . sig: Oeo. ' RIVER ltrrELJUGtSfe*:'; • Ther:tioatber traa rat* lad Fleidy‘yritarthat r arithi Itait rierii - untri ai . iitirva*.::-.T4 suOtly lilt Ittttln itit)t*?t?.44: to thichiabel b} the rairtra.• • • at the'tilcii, pater day, though :restricted somewhat by ttraableba — aia tutactitant or the ireather. -Th. cerferkaA' brlrrialLt are aaly Moderato, and beta expedcater wont 41113- ThobalY arrivals ma hare to roma ft E citerhalot, are the Ittlaerealroair Wheeltai tha - Ailleakta, tram Cltrebtaatti' The - Litter bizi4 litat it!' era oileat freight Mi. The Itutaathre troar Ciaehrtail le • duo hero, and will &Otte. thad at the *had this morning. , , She Mire, fur St. Louie, Irms the may liaroleat departure. She had a good trip of Aslght,' tad fair uruzdaNr ofpamengers. • • - -•'. QUILO•I3I3I2ba Of obroul horn". got off*LertlaY. sad othere rill follow today. Tim Ohio Kitt. Ismw to b.:Atari - O . :Aldo& for coal.boatirs Clue dorfujsoJ time tblo'limn. awl' wa eireet to Wilt. of foam. at • oftlente than toal. - At the illeiltrity yhatl, litiitnn.a cont Latin rialto irtire. and ttke; psekt4t appear to luiro itbait - alitha htskrUra aro,' ran *timid to.. The.F.cho',No.3. sr rluttfrom Oil City yeetorlayrtftersteark, aid. the &t -rine-, soft for , .the same point , tut. ereaffig. The Citlds, (which brat was due Len oo 2ticsday,) Ire understind, detatuett etrirti the :t Aipte duct, the ricer being** high to lot her puirtider. The out and rtatitarl:t Copt—ptyir4, positiroy Imre far Cinclnn Uthie L ereeng. The Ctit.3.lcCrtilWaslt, I. oleo aritioratr&l . to tare for the rams polut to.day. They axt,lx.thzood boots with ancriaacett littdatteatho ofacere. • • - , - . The Camelia, Copt Lytle. la op far St. - . Loot, sod she will be ready to take her- derartimi tariainWir. The trier and urmniodfour . s.7ohiert Ihies . .cCept. Doehldson, am:mitered fur Ifirapbis, sod att 10. tertardlate palate forthwith.' 1 MARKETS BY TELEGRAVIC New York Market his, To., Teb. Z.:.—COtton admoeing, and price. the higher, Wes of 3500 bales et Fria. St3.ic: !lour. *alarmed; sales of 1f.,000 bbls at a rEve 01 '5 to 19.:; $O 6oCia 05 for State; £1 63E47 G 3 for Ohio. irtollt advanced .1 to 2.c; soles bush at $P 53E11 L 9 for Chicago ppring, 1 59VARI., Gl.forEed;sl Cd01a..70 furl4lltroukee Club. ' Corn opened et arlodeanee of 3e, but closed henry with a decline oftQ3+ l a e thoestreassrates; Soles lOS,ULO bosh at St - 2 1 97, - closing at $12.1. Pork hoary; sales la SV7i2.2 Ss for turas Lard unchanged. 'Whisky Pm at eSe;;IM Petroleum Grater, at ale for erode, and 4Te far Maud In bond. Freiglns lower on wheat ett Stocks better; Cnieskourol It: Its; Corubettend preferred at /AV; Illinois Central Scrip ISP "kb. ii.an Southern 0114;-, do gturrautred Reuling tt , ?4'; Muds n Etter .1413,• Cantos Co:,43X: hits. wart Ca A, Erie railK;d 107%;'Clerclend sad Toledo - 155; snob, Central •=Ar,V - alera 10/35; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1113 i; Terre Bence and 11.1ton,138; Odd LS& onextarcertilleatellSa; COUP 3: .• 1651, IW4; 6.2). , . Phlladelphki Mtiricet. • Partsartrstu, reb.l—Ftemr Cum and rather more • ItitdrY, arid, sales of 9XO bbh u 116 71 tbr 'extra: 25(57 74 for extra family; 11.84310 for ikary; eau little rworltr /0. No changes 10r7a done or tom meal, arid nothing doing In Kam nem La &stood' demand for wheat, with Bales of not at 41 6413). ;Ix whit. at 11 13619.3. Ko uttattle In rte. • Corn very erdet; mall sales of yollowat slo6olbles. Oat. dal( at Sae. Clover aead in demand; 604 bosh sold. at is GO ?Li; 600 bosh timothy add at K 3 71; =OO tit:Adair aired at 13 A 9338. Pmr 016 u MOTO alowly.' Wes of now mom pork 'at 8r &Ward bop bc;binoked hams .13(i1111%; able 10@b335r, gladden 9 , 431%. Ganda P r 03 4,401, Nal at 2 . fsdh W bar ths. nund; 4%441 In bond; 63(3.55 far eWrathy rsrY much nettled; maw WOO blls at It2e., and op m 9:24, ek*lng at the latter rate. . Siocsteady; re.vorwi 6'i lteriel tee railroad 671L0 Pannsylranis railroad., 7.%. rGobl . 137;".1; Exchange on New York per. . - • Baltimore Market. RUMOR; Nebo .I.—Flonr ILOSsard street Ir - dtsa I. quoted at 67. Wheat rarer, =Wawa red 81 Caell 71. Corn qultt. Whisky erm and eli cited; Ohio held at 61: Codes dolt at 33g.333.9r1br ,BOOTS 4.4r0 141110 Elk,,; 3 DAYS MOM -ONLY! run TIIIS GREA,T BAI4GAiSO! COE T HALL SHOE;STORE, , . • . • . • . • • FalligirOtil. LAST WItOL OF FUR • • . . .. OLOSIBU OUT SURPLUS STOCK. - Olmt AT - pspE: ;::. 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