The daily Pittsburgh gazette., March 02, 1864, Image 3

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----era AND SUBURBAN,
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OVVV.OVOL&L PAPICII.-ca
`INPORTANT CIRCULAR.
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•+pge-enlisted Veterans
.„.,Witpttbllalt below averriMportant circular,
,Inpirifynitthe node In Which raardlited vet
:...
aretobeleredited to their respective cab..
dy♦ijptG We commend •it to the' metal con
...,..ohltratien of the people. There are only two
tibia, It to be regretted one le, that
It had not been tuned before an many tub•
filled their quotas with raw re
i4lll cutting off many a noble fellow
unsay and willing to fight on, from the
gsnersin, local honnties given by the people;
other that the circular hid not been
lerltten'in better English.
,Oirtros or Tenn. A. Peet. Mans% Ors.
. • E1.11.1001[0, Feb.-27, 1824. j
In of orders from the War De
t,
ovum% crenerat's va.014 author
=Tsilplementary Itells to be made out to
touster-in rails of interns re.enlistedln
titaaaa,u are defective, in not showing the
mildews. of the voteraus, he Ms
- Riet . Prerost Marshals are hereby directed to
..taake eat these Supplementary Rolls upon
.application of. residents of their districts, ae
-wording to the following principles, via :
applicant hes to produce either the
. Josiginal muster-in (ro-muster) ratio( the re
apeetivevetiwansior anopy(or extract) Otero
„,eT,earilieditry the Adjutant General of the
State es tree espy (or extract) of the
on tile sale *Mee, and. such proof
thecterrOstness of applicant's statement—
the residence of these:, veterans .S 9
1-';:ihiiimpactiri Provost Marshals may require,
Ms *frilliest* upon..
I. Each supplementary roll must, as far as
the.vitarans therein • , ,named are concerned,
• -, , sapeat all stotoroants of the original roll, the
daUesey of which It is to eupply,,and in addl
. tion thereto, show theinsidences of each of
thou vototoos .oppostr• /Is name, according
, ars ward, dry, township or borough, county,
'”: disttietirol State, without iany addition a to
— maw of the Min. • •
• ..11,,,Zne Supplementary. volts will be made
eat to quintreplioate, and at the bottom of each
raft the Provost . Marshal will 'certify on hie
, honor, tbat lie true eopy (or extract) of the
originat misted 'Lit roll, or of the certified
espy (or egtreet) of the same, as the ease may
mexcept that disastrous= of the tetanus*
od - therein have been added. Then the
• sapplairmatary, tills ho forwarded to the
Mains AiiAstiost Provost Marshal Genend at
...Iterate:msg. whose eertilestep thereto is re
and who will dbmoso
,fotir copies
lag to' paragraph the revised mus
tering regulations,•and - retain the fifth copy
for lie at this Oleo.
Veterans for which iuipimentskt7 rolls
-- 'lilll - have thus been made out are not to
be taken up on the rolls, and reports of vol
unteers wetatmod into Service by Provost. Bier -
b. - No Provost earshot Is anthorLud to
make out supplementary roll, as ;herein di
rooted in favoref any veterans not residing in
his dbittict. •
- • G.:The - foregoing not be understood'.
to authorise Provost Marshals to award credits
for any wisterias neemlisted In the field before
'thialkoredltr will be announced from llotiVar
Department. .
(Slgned,) V. Boriroan,
- Lieut. Cot. loth U. S. furry,
• •-• • • A. - A.P.M.P 31 General
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1 1 2 ; '• lifeetnteof the Coal , lAzettange.
'7,1114444hr meeting ertboCoal Exchangonss
'bird-on Tnesdarafternoon, at the Merehants'
Mi Fourth
o any, onstreet,. resident Smith
ht the chair. The minutes' of the previous
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essitintwere read and approved.
'Mr. JottiF. Drava; chairman of the Com
mittee on the. Point Bridge, made a verbal
report of theprogress of the erimmlttee.Whigh
wee les:opted.
Mr. O'Connor Offered the following reach,-
Con; whith_Wallunanimously adopted :
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Am o4o 4lThnt the Committee on the Point
.Badge be : requested .to remenstrate-against
theiplim on:said bridge luting bps than ninety
feetligh; and not:loss than lire bundredfseg
• epart,andtormaittbs pint biditgplaceddiago ,
Willy to the rairo6:iiiia Oat the emomitted
be reqleatiClO:litanalreas the Point -Bridge
Company thaexacelonetbin Intandial for the ,
piers on the TemnernMerilitiside of the Hier.
einted eat tic bad 'ourtarred
:itititeur members of Congress in referenda to
the;inuoMttgof barges, and' would report In
roll at neat meeting.
Mr. Miller ;suggested- that a roods: Prime
'ebotild be Ind dor loading eon into barges in
the different -pOole, and thereby remedy the
dienalty • • iteptratmced-fly the present sliding
seals, . To king. about that object, ho offerod
the'foliowing resolution
Berelen4 That a committee be appointed to
tabstinto eonsideration the propriety of fixing
the . .;Priess for loading. coal in the different
gionfeln the Monongahela and Youghiogheny
*firm
.".L.T.he resolution was adopted, and the fol
lowing isommittee appointed : Pool No. I,
James Watson;, No.2,John C. Basher;
111, Capt. Hoge* N 0.4, John Logan; *fought°.
shiny titer, Mr. UtITOII,
Mr. John P. Drava offered the following:
Itexdoset, That this Annotation appoint a
cempatent coal gauger „for Allegheny county,
*hese ditty It wilt be to gunge all coal to eat- •
loticrucedf , boate, bane" and tbots.lehen ro
=by puttee - Interested, Ms the to be
lye ante per 1000 brabehr.
The resolution was adopted, and the else.
tlanfor laid over next meeting.
Thk...o'Connor Oland the. following, which
veef_adeptedt ' ' ' -
hereas, • weal digging machine has been
Invented, and It is end can be made a success,
-Mtsehra;
That S. Morner,John 8. - Mirdoch
and 0 1:-2. Breve brrappoLutedi aoraretttee to
:ertrOlOne - the hiryation, aid report Axon- the
latouirikt - the next meeting el.the Amenities'.
•• MP:O'Connor. appointed at !briar alba.
...*C.tetiMenatribp to the Wit In
a - to the .organisation dui "Wood
OS_ 'lo_ 01,118414 V! snaosurs4 .that be was
sett by the Secretary of War to state
that - thebrugatteirontd not be;formed: -
Jll. - mtasuslaitiOn;bc Answer.' Or' one pub.,.
'fished by the Cord Diggers' Lodge No. r. sag
tiiidatert adopted, aneorderedto be pnblished
dully papers. ' • • •
- On sochert, the how of - emotion of the As
eiMdatbri was changed 'from 1:30 p. M., to 11
recdtrot4 •
/mum* adjourned. •
iratinfirgCbt!iltral
The stannal meeting of the stockholders of
the Northern ;Central Railway was tea on
Thandsilut,, , wherr the following board of
&iota= was elected: John A. Wright, A. B.
iftistip,-Ilawardg. Biddle, Benlarnin F.-New
eattlers T. B. deo tt, /pooh P. Jones,. William
Cotta, . , ..„ .
George Anteli, John M. Kennedy,
Henry WitUeb; Josisph V. 'Potts; and Witter
Kraft 'WS' ire pleased 10 -- herrn DAV, the
ffitiiirg.;ild John D. daimon, -Esq.,
Prisldent:Tot, thi, raid. C . o. Miller, .Esq :
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f Buffalo, was sleeted Vice President, and i
Debut B. Hollins, Esq., Secretary and Treu-
cm. We learn from the following eyeepais
of the enlist reportOf the Board of Diniotore
thall the reed has never been in so prosperous
a antilltion t
The total reoeiripti for the year ending De
'4l3ll?Or Slt, 1844 as .reported by the 'Lw
ow Arertril2,lll4o ll . 9 j ' th e expenditures
SIASJE4-4141•Iding a net revenue et c1.15,-
ifellf:' TO ehow the actual emingsofthd
rase than this:Ml.l;4o4ml to, he granearn-
UPslo...Bqs 12, dintfront the trailed States
etnnimo.forrl6llolo.okome the put year.
hinnot itel wolleined. which would tusks the
ret Wham of pso,aao 0, of *Maths. ban
Etato the payment of lamest on funded
llfgo4oot,lnttelzarats., for "the year on
fattailb;ooo veznots of surphte,on
, 0$119_15:- . - , r' '- '' .• "-:
AO*leii•entit gentleman, bantam au&
4:peeptleter of ;lb. - popular'Plantation
Aataahlonorad to a atelt Tut week,
alidelitaltartth asaaaetlea 'withettlekrltl
anal Ike
WE = std; the:ldg adirectisentent
§ * s roxfarorable_impressloa.
thietor seams to be weary inch a gentle+
tuna, etiafedforward, manly and
Mask' glw pOlirs kir!. long ethos het all
filth tatiaVid quacks, and nos when
teniktioli• imMls or a lamina. OM,
thaftabli , ardiagittlonas bow to. ap•
previa* tikriir-14.1a,toun us that, Ms average
Illaiiatoinktiit *goat to um four thousand
dellibtrt WO. 4U:a of that yo taxpayers,
mit.. vow wirktbriticps atone, ping to
suPPOtuovetagioym
*at* mosaing,wlille Capt.
Waage t TWO wag t
etaiiddlitige Wasp:so of 'MS beg,
th* ampllog by sods
Gory eldminyfallOrsook-
Gowand blltaftPli 9 0 0 f
F-130109)%691, . -
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~Boat Table
Tenn= en tssweisionkin eithllisecttous for Svir
12nention.. Swore& oCartletecti• tiltediarg,h for.
sabsby Mary MIMS. meet, (refit to
the Partetka) 24frp.
This neatly-printed volume, with that mod •
ens dainty annum of tinted paper, to do
signed as e hand-book and monitor for -la
dles and gentlemen"---or, perhaps, rather for
those who, conscious of net being "to the
manor born,"-the semi /engines of these demo
aristo•crarie times of ours—would "make an
effort" to adder° for themrelros the great
ness which neither nature nor fortune has
been kind enough to actually thrust upon
them. The author bar written very judi
ciously In dealing with several parts of his
subject, and a reader of tact and good tense
can hardly fall to profit by the hints which
he hale thrown together in this bock. The
appendix to the volume conteins a list of
veaviv.i to be carefully avoided in conver
sation as well as in writing, and would alone be
worth much to any lady or gentleman, who
would regard it es et veritable tie of pro.crip.
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istas rums rat Graeae. Edited by George Prod.,
lek Pardon, At:ttire of "Feces In the Pine, - eta
etc. Now T ort .
Cadet= -Pittsburgh : for sale
by Henry Miner, Mb street, (text door to the
Patoffies.) 2G:lpp. lZao.
This little volume will be welcomed warm
ly by those who remember the pleasant tales
from Shakspere's plays, written by Charles
and Caroline Lamb—for children as they said,
though several people no longer minors in
years hue read them with the children, as
we know. The opera on which awe tales are
founded are—Lucretia Borgia, Don Giovanni,
Ls' Truism, Don Pessimist, La Somnembels,
L Misty d' Amore II Serbian di Slyiglia,
Itigoletto, I Puritu:i, La Figlis del Rage
usento, Norma, Roberto 11 Mayas, Il Tro
yet:ore, Ermani, and Martha. There is little
doubt hot this book will attract many of read
ers.
Cadip Copeland
Very atrium complaint reach us, of the
manner In which the again of this camp have
been condacted—partionlarly in reference to
the treatment of the mirk. Although the
camp has been established for air. months,
there Is yet ne horpital I All the sick—and
then an not II few—have barn kept in small
tents. Wholly unsalted to the wants of in
valids. Then tents are not even pro
vided with 'beds, and the accommodation,
artsOf the most indifferrent,oltarseter. A Lady
who recently sidled the camp found as many
as air. man • crowded into these tents, lying
upon straw, with boots, overcoats, etc., for
pillows. There is a store to each tent, upon
which the cooking to done, and to some (n
-atation the tents are so flied with smoke that
it was almcat impossible to see the Inmates.
A - number of men are now dolt with the
measles, end being compelled to lie in inch a
eonditan, with the =eke, smell of burning
grease, and other annoyances, their reeovory
is of course not very rapid. Then you cannot
enter the tent without opeping one end of It,
and:letting • draft of Cola air upon the In
mates. We are informed of one man who
died recently, and whose body lay two daja
is camp before being offload. It was the
intention to have the remains alined and
sent to his friends for burial, bat when the
cofßn was taken out tir,eamp it was
bond to have been made too
emalL Another was ordered, and it also
retried too mall! On the tecond ,day, de•
composition had begun, and the rennin' had
Vibe put In a box and buried. The Hospital
/inward is blamed for this sad piece of mis
management, but whether the fault lies with
him at others we cannot say. Everything
• seems to be at loose ends, and the lives of the
sick are in constant jeopardy. These ere the
representations we have from reliable sources,
and we deem It our duty to direct vital* at
tantkun ton the matter, in the hope that the
stile eomplained of may be speedily remedied.
It is a disgrace to hare man used in this man
ner, and there in no nano why a comfortable
heipital, properly furnished, ehonid not 1•e
provided at:once.
The Courts.
isq..oteo Escnaively :or The Gikzeits.l
The District Court yesterday disposed of
the following eases in its Equity List:
3 W1.1e..0 &Crozier re R. B. Bill, et el. Continued
room. n Zug I rainier. Settled
fermi Met:lurk. vs Dude' I.4zley, et et
Paned tor %tame( M. Parelarms.
Oomwow Puss.—The following cases were
disposed of
3 L. H. Urea re Mary Biggar, Omotatued.
11 Wm. Dilworth Jr . The Penna. Belt Itanufar
truintiCompany. arinsd. C. A. V
S. Seskershoneer vs Ales. McGraw. Pe.ed tar
Jedge.flisrmat... , • .
7 31.14 Bab Vd . WIIKUiI 61M - h. 13c;i1' nand.
John Z. White to Arthons, Rodgers t Co. Cen•
John Connelly it David Lynch aral wife. Om •
- tinned.
'a /they va Warp Argued:
53 A. J. Billiard to. Tanury F. Boyd. 3:regd..
to Masted Report...l:Kurds and Readves sad to the
dietribution. dlaudeard and distribution ordered a• •
scraggly.
3.3 L blielLeany, et of vs J. K. Higallton. sot,
mittedge Judge Mellon.
28 in the smatter a the petition of F.ll.bethl3.
Morrie. Argued. C. A. V.
57 Jos. Lynch ve Jos. Crawford and wife. Ilmerved
qnsetton: Argted, and Judgment for plaintiff on
payment of verdict.
- Ozewsx's Cot:rm.—The Argument lief was
taken up and the following eases were dis
posed of:
Estate of F. 80ck, , ,d.0t. Mallon discharged of
coats of administrator.
5: /Beate of A. Jaynes, deed. Famed/dr abeam , of
John Mellon, Esq.
3 Zetsteoer. Lorenz, deed. Argued
b•ftr• J.dic•
.Hamptonof the Warta Court. C. A. V.
8 Estate of Cameron. dared. Continued.
I • 8 Estate of Kary Bwarta, deed. Argued. C.
I A. V.
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Forgery on the Allegheny Savings
Bank—Supposed Forger Arrested.
On last Saturday morning, Mr. Id'l,ean, of
the firm ei hi'Leen &Grey, of West Man._
cheater, while settling his accounts at the
Allegheny Savings Dank, discovered that two
checks, which had been presented at the bank,
and paid, and alined with their firm's name,
were forgeries. The &sok for aft, dollars
was dated January 20th, and the one for $4.00
woo drawn on the 9th of February. Sasplelon
at ono. attached to a young man named
Edward Acker, who had been in the employ
of the ism for some months previous, and who
bad suddenly left the city -a few week. ego.
Information was, at once made before Mayor
Alexander, aid
~es warrant for. the arrest of
Acker issued. and placed in the hands of °Meer
Will. Upon Wintry the °Meer learned that
Aokor had been seen in Alliance a few days
ago, in company nitli another young man aho
from Allegheny city: Mr. Will started for
Alliance on Monday evening, and estomeded
In arresting the runaway and bringing him to
Allegheny city. Ho will have a hearing be
fore Mayor Alexander this morning. Ackne
formerly resided in the First Ward, Alle
gheny, but-removed to Manobeeter 'fele
years deco, and to well known to many of
our ettf tens.
Arrival of Prisoners.
About twelve hundred rebel prisoner, from
the camps at Johnson's Island, Chicago, and
Columbus arrived le our. oily yesterday noon.
Theyeame over the Pittsburgh, Pt. Wayne A
Csuogo sad Cleveland A Pittsburgh Rail
roads. The trains haling theriaboard were'
run to the outer . depot..; A. traitof thi Penn-
Sylnnia Railroad, Arm ; irritated alongside,
sad 011tinhOnelif were taken out for treader.
While Standing on tric=der - guard, a
freight train tame th un deri ng down, striking
tenor Into the "heart of . mesh." For a few
moments shwas contusion, required
the utmost vigilance f the guardand it
to prevent
the "Jobanies" from o akedaddleing, Int we
have not hoard of any that anooseded ie
escaping. One, however, ventured to ge on
• "ruse," and was overhauled near the
Canal and Penn drat, by Mr. Prank Don
aldson, of the Pa. Vols. The
guard, numberthe some two hundred, were
• entertained by the Subsistenee Committee.
Company PI, 11. B. Sharpshooters, Capt. A.
:Desert, 40 men, passed east„ mid were fqr.
;niched a meal by the Committee.
Vaccine Matter.
Beyond kalif phYdelani of Cincinnati,
inn oottunnnicatlon to the City Connell pro.
pose that a stuniiity POO, be Intrusted to a
Beerd of Medical Praetitionm, with anther
,
ity tali:ware effective vaccine matter, either
4 / 7 & reward for, owners of eon baring the
cow.pos, or to 'patine 'primarily remoinsted
trithinsttei obtained from sifeeted ear.:
They state that it Is the unanimous opinion
of the medital.*maity, bothin this °ennui
and Etmopo, that vaccine mailbox:au um.
less, alit Iquently Injurious lit disseminating
other:disuses' !when obtained from children
ssoondirity snoohmted. . This's an itoporteurt
matter. :Pt temarallyandentoOd the-P•o•
pie, If. it be by medal. men. It is impala,
that mach of , the vaccine Matter used Is wee
lets,-whtte mangy . . ossesof 'Otis:megaatom being
eolnantideated,by it are known. •
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ARILISTID Ton Annics'clounsit m Dicta%
—imamate Aland, clothier,' ell Nan street;
Fifth Ward, was arresta yesterday by • Die
special °Doers of the.2,2d District and taken
before Contaissioner Drool, on • charge of
siding Ctn. Dodos, an waded'. (oldies, to
demi Dens Alta .seryies by, flUzdattiug. Ida
with i eitipat'alralt sifylothiny.Se_wee held
insl,4oo bail for ids nppetrance to•derfee •
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Sozr, Feb. 28,1884
Our people hare become no accustomed to
gore that the Hibernisnts news, announcing •
probable armistice in the Schleawig•Holstein
question, has occasioned disappointment and
sorrow. Earnest hopes were entertained that
England would iIITIAVO herself in that con
test. Arrangements bad been made to dig-
patch a number of prirateere carrying the
"black, red and gold," and the dleappoint
moat le But revenge Le eo eeeet,
that there etill axiom a latent hope—small,
indeed, though still ■ hope—that the armistice
will bo rejected by both Austria and Pmssia.
Should thlt be the me., the sadden and mem
moth oxpanrion of the German nary wf
somewhat surprise cur sedate trans-Allanti,
neighbors.
And still they come—recruits I mean. The
number Increases every day, and the Penn
itylvanlan element is still large. In the rural
districts where the quotas have been filled,
the result has been altogether due to the im
portation of men from your State. Especially
Is this the ease with those counties bordering
On the Delaware rivet, and thei'enesylvania
Lime further west. The quotasoof Tioga,
Broome Chemung and Tompkins have been
more th in filled by copious hauls of the yeo
manry of your Susqnshannah, Bradford, Pot
ter and Sullivan, which latter, I suppose,
must be left correspondingly in arrear.
This has not the poor excuse of originating
from a feeling of patriotism. It Is not because
the draft is particularly , disgraceful, midmost
be avoided, but it oomee from the systematic.
organisation of "bounty brokers." It is a very
profitable business, and is of course taken to
to readily, and many of the brokers have
made their eternal fortunes.
The moues of the Sanitary Fairs has
astounded even their most enthusiastic , ad.
I vacates. The receipts of the 'Brooklyn Fair
In dollars are already counted by the hundred
thousand, and there is no abatement. The
managers have daftly placed young ladles in
charge of the refreshment department, width
sr young men repair per force. Confection
aries are eaten, mottoes exchanged, light,
airy nothings indulged in. Toting rate get
ting princely salar ie s, , pay dearly for these
little luxuries; and why should'at they ?
No change Is given. If one tenders a green
back for an oyster stew, such action is
con'
screed into a gift, and no questione &remitted
or answered. The ladles have entered into a
- competition with one another as to whole re
ceipts theft be largest. One young girl, with
black eyes and curly hair, a pretty face and a
melting appearance generally, bee notified
chemanagers that her stock is about exhaust
ed I Perfectly natural, isn't it? Nor are the
older ones nnerrovided for. Curiosities from
all parts of the world, and things of interest,
are displayed In the grestest profusion.
George Thompson, the celebrated English
Abolitionist and Philanthropist, will be wel
comed by our citizens Monday evening et the
Cooper Institute, and under mach more far -
°Fable auspices than feu years ego at Boston.
The time has come when It is no longer elicit
nil to beat abolitionist—when • man may be
humane without running any risk of being
mobbed It took a great while to Mime this
idea through the thick, Democratic , atmosphere
of New York; but when Erastes Brooks and
Feminade Wood themselves make "Abolition
harangues," as they were wont to call them,
you may know how thoroughly It has at
length been done. It roust be gratifying to
Mr. Thompson to know that the Morose of
the great work Is in good part due to the ef
forts of gentlemen of his country. Their wise
mea of liberal view. hit* foreseen the result,
es our -own have, but never dreamed of Its
being so near at hand. Exeter Hall was a
great thing for America. Oen. Fremont has
consented to preside •t the Thompson meet
ing, and there will be au immense turn-out.
An musing blunder wee committed by
one of our eft; telegraph operators a few days
since. None i now hatter than printers, how
diffieult It is to liatinguish the words "ten"
and "two," wfieo the chirography is not of
the first order. Well, this operator received
e dispatch from Philadelphia, ordering an
agent to procure two thousand barrels of
Kerosene ell, and as the operator's penmen- I
ship had been sadly neglected In his younger
' days, the message read more like ten thous •
and. The result Is, that the Plesident of the
Telegraph Company has advertised in the
morning papers the sale of eight thousand
barrels of oil, at cheep rates. The operator,
like a more illustrious protet; pa, he. I, end
his “necupation gone."
The building occupied by the Sew England
Soldiers' Relief Areochttipn is owned by a
rebel in the rebel service. The rent has here
tofore been paid to certain persons, who moat
have heap duly qualified to receive it from
the owner. The [felted States anchorites
Miring got wind of this colored gentleman In
the fence, on Tuesday last seized the building
as rebel property, and forbade the occupants '
from paying any rent hereafter to arty body.
It must be consoling to this chivalric son of
the South to think that while he is doing his
most to destroy this tinion, his building is
used as a home and & hospital for his enemies !
As the Herold gould say, that is a good Mos -
indigo of "compensetory justice."
The labor movement has not altogether
ceased. The proprietorf of the barber shops
having necessarily inereued their prices, the
employees claim that they should receive •
proportionate advance for their labor. The
masons and hatters have also "struck" for an
increase of wages. The demands of none of
these have been seceded to, and meetings have
been held by the aggrieved pestles, whereat
Inflammatory speeches add resolutions' were
measured off by the yard. The alarm occa
sioned by these strikes has been entirely die.
tripled. Apprehensions were very properly
felt on the occasion of the stopping work by
large bodies of mechanics, immediately after
the quelling of theriats. Idle men are apt to
drink, and drunken men are apt to riot. But
the d anger, if then ever Vela any, is now part,
and meobsules of mast kinds are paid to their
entire satisfaction.
Tb• Sunday teething weaklier and the
sporting journals have had a decidedly "fat
take" during the lest two weeks. Inconstant
hatbands, unfaithful wives and foolish girls
have been showed up to an eager audience,
end all the disgusting and awful dahlia of
Infelicity have been published hi
p r ominent putties., with stertfing head lines
and indecent eaMinente. Mean . * cases have
been numerou, and the plaintiffs generally
successful. Abortions, the second in internist,
have had a good share of practical Muster
lions; and murder, arson, Stabbing, robbing
and socidentsnomplete the 11.1.
WAtirkLie.
second Ward, Pittsburgh aleettug.
The enrolled moo held a meeting at the
Selukol House isitevsnlig, R. R. Bolger, Eq.,
In tlie chair, salmi this following rsinlotisos
We unanimousl adopted
&mired, That It lithe duty of eery
render
ths •s:d.saS they an haeby reisertni,
render all the neeistauce their toner towerde aid
ing the wend block committees in Collecting the
bounty fund.
Essolmd, That the names of ell enrolled persons lo
the yard who goal bell before the cloy of the pro.
eat week to contribute le the Bounty Feud be put,
li.b
&solved, That thee. resolutions be peoltshed in all
thedeily, pews of the city of ritteburgb. Par
We. B. Otou, roary.
There will be an adjourned meeting to
morrow awaiting, bald at tin rams place, at
whle . ll we hope avery enrolled man will it
t.d
femetznb Dnt
rra ma I h a sgtd,n ai, J
•
azaanet, o*DUI.
Vat folleerlaz telegram reached from tba War
Departmeat Is pobllthrd for the teformatlon of all
eoneerned•
Wee DITASTRIC6
Weebtazten, March let, 1864. f
Maros GL:ICIAL W. T. U. Bawls:
I am dlmetid to hearth yon that 115811 farther Or •
dam, dlibareing ahem of the hods for eolhothhi
and &filing rolantorre, +in pay any pesos who
'manta Me wildcats of • vs yam reerolUzip *Maar
that b. baafirratMed an seCeptableallimin, the tvm
of Ilfßan:dellsre, and an a/aphid tartlet Os saw or
tzn dollar.. (dizzied) K. WnaaaaLl. A. A.. O.
By command of AJOB OCT. DROOLS,
'Two. Buy, A. A. 0.
Tex Piiisnwai Billlolll Vi3IIDICATE.D.
—A pantPhlet has been published defending
the Pannsylinnta - Iteterve One- from impu
tations east' upon them In dn. bledliellen's
report of the ,together with the reports
of tbraubordinalt offlaers,-and ends with the
following statement: "We, the undersigned,
Mann of the Pennsylvania Reserve., who
fought in the battle- of the 30th of Jan*,
1882, vasieuly rolled the battle of Nelson's
Tartu, olendaleandliew_hiarketerotsitos da,
do hereby distinctly state that our division
was not routed In that battle, and, although
temporary reveritswas sustained by Seyroottr's
'brigade early In the day, the division was at
no time nented.if , • '
Till Lona' CHAISTAILLII OFCIITT.—The
Ooncortndilalo for- the benefit- of the La
dles' Chstitsble ...Society of the' Plymouth
Conwricstiousl Church, will take Pime this
everibtu, at Concert Hell. The soloist prom
iserto be unuseally entertaining, as • num
bet, good - old - songs, such as " kfaiorlYs"
and.f Complaint," as well se favorite of
the lisy, *alto poleiniod. A full and com
petent tuolsenn, under lb* direction of Prof.
George, wilt mist st eamrt, ind roe
,torm port*. orirttiree A grub 'piano. be
: been k i ndly faimbihei fur the onoorts
Itrs.,lllanna' Tbes• Om slant wishing
..to spend a-pleasant sasiprieskao ,
:amid attend Contort MU
Allegtm-Board-efivesteolien. -,
LIU;
&Vol Boarder Crilitteriliti-lifliels Tuetdey
evening, Muth lit: , •
Members present, 'Messrs. J. Breen, Jr.,
Borland, Barker, Clark, Francis, amens
Gerwig, Ingham, Lea, Lockkala,atton, Mc-
Millan, Shrives, Swift, ;Thatdpon, White,
Tone: and President Brown.
The meeting WWI opened With prayer by
Bev. E. E: Swift, and the initiates of the pre
ceding meeting were read aniapproved.
The register monthly reports from the sev
eral Ward Schools were then presented and
received.
• The report Lot the Teacharerlastitata was
then read by the Secretary, and the names of
the absentees wore •11110011134111,0 the Board.
Bev. J. B. Clark preseated4he report of the
I Committee on Teachers and Salaries, as lot.
lows:
We halm considered the Joint llemorial presontsd
to us by the Tlinctpds and Teachers of the different
wards, and are of the opinion that some addition
,hold be made to their pristent eatatiee. If we es.
quire good mother+ it Is bet-Ma =ale that we
atiost them a proper totaptomidgM for their labors.
We therefor* retsmunend the adoption of the folio.-
lag re•01E11.1.31 .
Resolved, I. at 20 ten. trot. he added to she per..
eat miaries of both Prtacipsis sad Teacher, for the
currant year.
Resoled, 9. That nits increase of salary commence
on March Ist, 1861.
Rooked, 3. That the Committee Allmanea be in
strutted to arrange for meeting this Increased Cahill
lip, either by borrowing fonds, 51 otherwise.
An animated dlteussion ensued upon (be
report, from which Lt effused that there was
'Vary little oppultion to an increase of salar
ies; but the difficulty seemed to be how to
provide funds to meet the uteruses' expendi
tures. The entire report wu BIA. adopted.
Mr. McMillan called the attorili M on of the
Board to the fast that the resehition, reflect
ing upon Mr. Miller, ulterior of the, Third
Ward, had been eliars:elariaNd ;unjust. The
speaker eau not present when the resolution
eau adopted. but he bad been informed that
the censure was unmerited, vs Mr. Miller was
using doe diligence to have Wiles collected.
Mr. Frani'!" remarked that the resolution
was perhaps ill-timed, bat Mr. Miller had
not settled as promptly es ler should bus
dote. Be regretted the passage of the reso
lution.
Mo motion was made, sad the subject
dropped.
Oa motion of Mr. Boreland, Mr. D. Mao
ferron was appointed Buelver of School Tax
for the present year.
The bond of Mr. Wm. liatallioa, Treasurer
of the Begirt, was proseentedixind approved,
after which the Board was adjourned.
Yankee RIII.
Tante. ktili's Burlesque Operifitunpa per-
formed again last evening et Idaionlo Hall.
the house was crowded fro" pit to dome, sad
the roan of langhtsrand c hute of applabse
gave evident satisfaction that they MS the
best baud that has visited our city for many
you.. To night they Introduce • Dew faatitre.
Mr. J. H. Childers, the wonderfol Zonave.
who will appear this evening ig his two great
ohmmeters, the Grand Zonare ROI, Bayonet
Exercise and Gumbos 8010. Via velocity with
which he handles the enutbreue.trespon and
the perfect time he keeps - to tbajmusie of the
orchestra are truly wonderful. We can say no
more; his performance must be seen I. be ap
preciated. This, together with the gnat
monster minstrel organleation, offer to the
public the best bills of the'dey.
Arroistmerr.--Chartes Gabby has been
anpoleted to dll the raeaney OTC:010 Alle
gheny pollee, sensed by the death Of 1161011
C. Montomery. Mr. flabby has heretofore
been • member of the night watch.
GIVEN I EITELLIGRaCE.
to flu lI.oL oil W.
Parasou, Chwunt.ll,,
lusorv, Wheeling
art %Sella".
J II Gllmo., SasLOB, Mmco io.. Crociattari
Sautes, St. Leak_ I Wain. Oil Oily.
id. Move, 0.1
Tbe wroth , eoutinue. clual. end eitrettled, with
en occasional fall of soot The riesr 6I thle point
has risen conetderably .nu our 1.01 req...rt, the plea
tame. lag evening indicating elm /4 eight te.t.
Advirou received from OU City yesterday reportal
the Allegheny river ti.l.g 'lowly at that print with
thirty facture to the chimael A well ,I 6 lb. Mon•
ongetkela 0 also looted for, and a crol.boat rise may
yet bo the 0 snit.
Beelnese ,othathel quite active at the wharf, al
thengb tho implement. orritlittou of thi wroth., yes.
terdey bed a tendency I. retard out.dndi ath:me.
There le, appar•ntly , considerablo ftelght offering for
dttpm.t, while the receipts front below =Vane
6' 4:6 pirkeletoitlierTare4or , got in tr.jtecit,etiLi
with a goal trip yroterday, and aci:vrill be won by
oard, retinae again rot Saturday.
The Jeanie Hebb., from Naidrotlle, bad not belly •
ed whro we left the wharf !set evening, bat she wee
momentarily expected
The Allegheny river pukctri,Leelairt and Ida Cam.
left far Oil City yesterday, with ebositial the freight
rove could take on the preamit Bugs of water.
The Museeihro loft for Cincinnativti time y. stet
terday, with • good freight bet end quite • aural. ,
nalmagero Mao, the Penton for SA Louie, aad
the B Gilmore for Nashville. Tit. tatted boat lied
• considerable roan thy of railroad Iron.
To Mr. 11 Clatk, the grollemenly Micro of the Jen •
nl. Rabb, ere are indebted for • tataidet. ed•
vanes of the boat. arrroal. The wilt be
.1.11 by card, sonoancod for Cincinnati •nd Louis.
'villa on Thnraday evening. Capt. O. II; Devianey is
gill in command. ' „
Passengers raid shippers should notelaboe that the
new and commedione Jorpti rktn, Copt French,
le the regular packet for Cincturotti to-day, leaving
promptly at Id a. m. The clerk. Ma*, 31nYinney,
will roe that penrogers aro properly aired tor.
She Ohio Cppt. Chapin, Is /113600.14
learn for Cincinnati and LoulgefillLtr6day at 4 p.
to. • She has eoyarlor encommodetteap tor wanner'.
xed,plesty of room for freight.
Th. Leonidas, Capt. J. Amman" la tilling up
for Bt. Louie, and will Goon be reedy to Saks her de.
virtues. Ala, tba HnJ.. Capt. Sackett.
The White Ban, Capt Alling rapidly.
and will be reale to leers for Cincinnati mad Loot
rills Wile ereentog. Wear. Whittaker sod Csepel.
ter are atenciated rrptber In the edloe.
The 311neere, Cent. Maki, le the Motu Wheel.
ion packet for to-day, having et aqua,
r ict-v A L LOVAS. IftlelllCElS.
rsol”s roue, Pub sad Orawasatil
dhow lluotor, sad dales la Peansitraala sad
Vermont dais of dial:4st qawllty at leer [alas.
Oro. at Alas. lauglilln'e, Ms- 4.14 W sta
Worts. Pituburgb, Po.
Bul.otrws and Oilcan in thistray, Wing
exposed to suddsn .hangs shunt 'always he
supplied with "Brenow's Brownie:a Trosaw." so
they glve prompt rellafln •radd,tlb . ugh, or so
Irritatad Throat.
Far gala at Fallon'. Drug Store,Fillb strut.
Pletebarib.
Diastanoac ...en Dracaena* irlli daelnuits
Ilia velnutsers far mare than the bullets of the
anomy, therefore lot ovary inan'tsa to It that
he carries with him a full supply efr TIOLLO.
w rt; PILLS. Their use ta thi Critics,
sawed thousands of British soldlars.
nolloway'll'illa and Ointment Arena, ra
tidied, owing to thellsb prteeeirdilipsito,
a ' t FT m
sail
t 7OP ten aba a r n gb dS P l a A ., d by it L az . T"a 4a
stook 1-
& Co.
For sale also at Falcon's drag store, Fifth
.treat.
Jaw limn= lin oust fop dam-4U
lie sesortilint of Fall sad Winter dlotklap
lately received by News. Jolla WWI I Clo.,
Nerehaat Tallots, No. ltd Peden' lie* .tb ,
Tli (took of einthlaransfals of
lie finest variety at girt/ pantaloon, welts,
*oats and overteats. The style of,pattems
teetotal sad Wadable. Me Vlild Welts
of ear tribal to ere tho alms. plotless%
ma. _ _
tlaiest (human A Co., matchant tailors,
am Mewing oat their toll and shahs stook of
goods Ma sedum& arms. Gentlelnanlystrlng
a Lualenable aid wet made aft of Making
world do well to give no s will hems pm
obstln g elsewhere. Serest Owesserly.k
Merchant Talmo, 54 IllaskirStrest
011311.111011 and Daisy ealle will Wpm at
the Omnibus *Mao, No. ild Penmdttoed, da
or night. AU ordere loft at the shore plate
will be promptly attended in oath end
be pall to advance •
Wows, Jma7, ft.—J. IL. Roberti,
Tio. IT Mb struti is tow
_swaps the most
otaloo stoat of InaAlottield pop. Watches,
Jewelry, SOTO Mae sad Zoo -8604N ova
thiplayo4 this et% aig iatun t h m it
immutably tel pi*" , •
\iltto, kip andOntoois, fottiontfolhop l 4 .
dosing out chimp sk44ool l aueo . itiBooD
house, 55 Fifth ottott.--,:,;
LLDTIII, Dillies' and' dtan's boots and
abate very olupp . et U9CleThild's iattice
house, 55 FittatAgeet. •
11, IRA, it
doOr iittt
low prima, atJ. Ftnoh a, epmilif (haat sad
Fifth streets. ' '
Gams Munich Waraz.Patia . raocrtii. - fof
soldiers, at IlloClellatara stiotia7iliatisa,
Fifth Mach • •
BALMORAL and Hoop skirt'' , . ohoop.st J.
Vlach'', coiner of gnat andlittii'sttooti.
0 . sm., miatut, us P4nia'Acte44odu
tend to alt battsaaattot et ttla inefeeent,
rOVAL—Aldormini J.:l,lM4D
resienolds edli 43 lc I
Aentscos-auttiloSit, AletatA..
CM Wang lona am t
,I*.lhattilto4.fr " _
YHA STNEwS
- -IW - tsg:mimnt•
ODE 13PEijiAt DISPATOEtES.
FROM WASHINGTON
tretal•Ptspatolt 1, th• Pittsburgh Gargles.
WLBIIIIIO7OI, March 1, 1864
Mori Or iIIIS AMUICZLTTLaL DirLILTSMIST
The bi-monthly report of the Agriculture
Department, about to be issued, contains some
important statistics of textile fabric, and to
hams culture. Delon, the war Great Bri tab
purchased from _this country twelve hundred
million pounds of cotton. In 1864 the amount
exported to that country will be about fifty
six millions. Inset:ouch as the East cannot
continue to toads with countries demanding
gold and silver for their produots, they
will necessarily be driven from the cotton pro.
duction in which the) are now engaged when
peso* is again established in this country.
The report takes ircided grounds against the
tax on tobacco, maintaining by official figures
that snob tax will raise the price so high here
that our tobacco growers will not be able to
compete with the foreign article, which even
now is of inch Importance a. to keep down
oar exports.
11011‘111 . 3 U. 1 .01 1, n TOM 111011,3/1 SLATS atAva
Mugu. Boomer, Howard, Pomeroy, Brown
and commas, united in the report on the Fu
gitive Slave Law, sent In last night.
The minority report of Mr. Buckatew woo
signed by that gentleman and Mr. Carina. It
takes the position that the olauses of the Con
'Mien referrincto fugitives, if they bad ap
peared in a oompact between Independent pow
er', it would depend upon the good faith of
the party charged with the duty of reelame,
lion; bat that in one case, the Government
of the United Strxes must pollens power to
enforce It agaMet a State in default, in •ea -
cation of constitutional duty. It review'
the positions of the majority report, and ob
jects to repeal, a. Against the existing
rights of many citirena, ea bordenaome,
not. to rebellious s-toutenltiee, but to the
loyal Border State., And as bad public pulley,
giving to Northern States a population which
le misplaced, and produertive of obvious so-
Mal lolls.
TVS 1.11.1.171,1 T fIIttS SWYIT
General Grata's notoinaion es Lieutenant
General, under the new bill, wee ant to the
Senate to day. It had been intimated that
an effort would be made to bare it instantly
oonlirmea without the ordinary resale+. but
the Senate refused, and sent it, like any other
military nomination, to the M illtary Comm it -
tee , to consider and report upon.
?NV tIONTESTRD ILIPYTIOII CASED
llonsoltlestion C,asmittoo not hosing
full mooting to-day, ivketpoaad the final de •
vision of Lb. throe Missouri oases till ta•mo:•
reg. It resent Indications can be Mulled,
One to touts reason t.. epprebend that that
decision may possibly be to unseat all three
of the 'Ming members, Gee. Loan, Colonel
fieOlung and Austin Ailing, and order new
elections in their i-ta If ouch should be
the decision, b0g..., • , t, Is cod •vrtekict that
the House would ru •,a n P.
Clerk of cite 114,11081. Co. rope to
Coon ,rrh•r• he dellrer • leotara to
morrow evening in 1..11,1( of th. ..Ithars
TF• race.usit.• . 6 111. FIST Al..
The Freedmen'. H t•atu Lillwar queered
through the Hoses tido afternoon 117 the er.•
ealdlngly [lore Tot, t t 6V to AT. A large
number of Adminlatration men are absent,
and t Ivo from PennrylTania, WSlllemr and
Tracy, Toted with rite 0pp0.M.,,, . gn i n .t t h e
bill.
121:01111
The Whisky t:onferonce C.ortnittee to.d•y
- feparted adisegreenient in both LIOUSed The
House wilted 1.. r a new Cortfereincis, end In
structed the C..mtnittee distinctly to insist on
• tax of not under twentycents nor ovorTorty
estate on the cluck on hand. The cote on this
was decisive, though owing ton thin House
not no las go a meinri•,, there WWI .m the
last tett rote involving the same principle.
The .ladieisty Committee of the Route was
to day investigating the ease of Judge Miller,
of Wle.nele, eharged with eorreiptlon in eer •
tale twiltna4 ease., w ith • clew to nee whether
the feels warrantee' eg impeachment. Indi
cation. loom to be the the evidence will not
notelet the charge.
'The propo/1411610Pdoento to the tiatiooal
betaking leer ars to Le Investigated by the sub
committee of Way. .od Means, composed of
Mourn Hooper, Ftattwa and Stebbins.
TWO TWO WVIIID1••• MILLIOII LO•N DILL
The two hundred million loan MU passed
today. It h mainly the setae ee tele
paphad some days ago. tdorts ware made
to strike out the elause authorising the small
over-limn of -6-20 s, bat they were unless.
Efforts wen else made to the Renato to limit
the rate of interest to five per semi, bat failed.
It is understood, however, that it 'will only be
fin, though the bill permits sla. This will be
the poet bond put in market.
tall 00110111 an , AllßoT gni-Ron)
The Camden anl Amboy Railroad en
'reseed the Hoare Military Committal to
day, and speech« l,y e, ousel were made, de
cidedly damaging to the monopoly. It wu
charged, among other thinp, that they acre
about trying to get tb• tie• Jersey legislature
le, renew It for a term et Su years kinger.WEl
,r.dflfl
Jatub Y. Cantwell, of Ohlo, to be leeeietant
amen In the velanteer terytee ; D. 2.:
Cooley, el Texas, to be Commiesloner lbr tb
District of South Carotins, oine El. D. Smith
removed.
I=l
Prank D speech last Saturday, attach
ing the Treasury Department, has not la
been published. It I. understood that be I
remising and chugging It.
FROM HARRISBURG
Opotist Otrpotolo to the Pttiaborgb ttazttto
timuirsieno, Morels I, 104.
.—A/kraeree Ssulea.—Tbe Senate
met. Mr. Torenl moved to take up the bill
relative to bounties to Bradford. r;.14 over
on eitoond reading.
On motional Mr. Johnston, the joint ref°.
Intim' proposing an amendment to tha Conan
union permitting soldiers in setualserviee to
vote was toneldered. The motion to vicelike
wu lost—yeas 13 Republicans; nays, 15 Dem
oast& Paired to wand reading.
The motion'to proreee to Its deal pomp
was lost by the seine rote, there not tieing
two-thirds.
The motion to proceed to the 13th hallos tor
'psalm eu lon—yeas 16 nays IS.
Mr. Lowry moved to premed to the consid
eration of the bill to romp! the Erie Canal
Company to oonstrnet sod keep in repair the
bridges along its lint. A motion to postpone
Indeanitely was lost. The hilt wss puma to
a mond reading.
The Senate then adjourned till to-morrow.
The Committal' On Danko tit Walloon of
Bapessontativestia day agreed , to report to
allow all our Ponerylranta baniu to roargan-
Ise radar filutio'VliationniDaintjugplatatip
iv-morrow, pointing ont the moils of ttorgiu-
Infirm by wltittfrawfpg the airaulation for the .
valuation of . the tierfc; a proiliten for elud
ing up by 11ott biota 'ea meld closing busi
ness. Ittforelletion hero from a numhar of
batiks. intifoita they dreire'lls tutage." J.
Pawners from Richmond.
forming hf °Yin, 81 arab I.—lfsj. Wade,
of the 'f3d Indiana, Cept. Barton, of the 10th
Col. DolaVey, of Gov. Pisrpont'a staff,
Dn. itabinsoirsad Bober Lt .- Dougherty * at
Cot. Straittlit'S eotaatodialr. Saffil47,of tb?
Now Tuft Sward, Italtamia ottißOeipriaon
eoe ill frost Urobstaad,„:
. Iprtria
.of lattaajtaatlifklay.
FROM BALT/MORE
SP:I - .llJb tO - th; GelAtte
Baerunnts, Marehl.ilE44
The Finst National Bank of Baltimore con
tonnemi operatias4 to -day with a inkital of
•1,100,000.
The pro-alar•ry and secession members of
the Maryland Legislature have held a caucus
and concluded to make a canvass against
emancipation in the counties where there is
probability of success. They will run tickets
for a Constitutional Convention.
*CORO TT.DOPS TO Octoo litoll. CllSOtalt,
A North Carolina colored regiment has ar
rived at Point Lookout, and are now guarding
the rebeiprlsoners. There was mach jeering ,
but the majority of tho prisoners took a tou
ghie view of matters, and rotiained quiet,
attending quietly to their own business and
the negro eentinols to their orders. General
Butler, it is said, intends to keep the negro
troops to gourd the prisoners, and oars di
rectly Inform the authorities if they ore not
now willing to exchange a negro he will, at
tart, be compelled to have the prisoner.
guarded by the bright bayonets of the negrors.
S. W. Wingfield, of Portspouth, Va , a rank
secessionist, who has taken crop opportunity
to disseminate treason, and Who recently in
terrupted a congregation while a prayer for
the Prerideat of the United States was being
offered, has been arrested by order of Geo.
Butler, and for a wholesome example to
others, has been pat to work at cleaning the
streets of Norfolk for three month'.
All Is quiet In West Virginia.
Prom the Richmond Exam:lw of the 27th,
Annelid:Ll dispatch was receiged by the Pres
ident from Gen. Johnston yesterday stating
that the enemy was skirmishing all along hie
lines northeast from Dalton.
It is not doubted that the enemy is making
a general advance In Georgia.
Gen. Reauregard telegraphs all quiet in his
department.
No details of the rioter - I of Gen. Finnegan.
Oar recent aureole in Florida has so far re
solved in oar favor what was the meet Im
portant crisis In that part of the Oonfederaoy.
The enemy bad made a sudden landing at
Jacksonville, be had penetrated the Interior,
and bad suereeded without opposition in ad
vancing to within a few miles of Lake City.
His progress was greeted in the late battle.
Finnegan bee published an appeal to the
people of Florida to combine themselves into
efficient military organiutionn of mounted
troops if they have hones, and of infantry if
they base not, and report to him for tempo
rary military servioe, with snob arems and
equipments as they have.
Gen. Tallafroro will enrolee ND:ln:Land of
all troops in Florida
The Savannah Neu. says that pa...gm
from Florida Wog the news that in the tattle
of Lake City the enemy was completely de
feated and routed. The Sixty-Fourth Georgia
lost severely in °Seers and men. The enemy
was driven into their entrenchments, leaving
their dead and wounded on the field. The
enemy hare advanced a considerable (ores of
cavalry and infantry between Trader's Bill
and the Retitle river. The gunboats and sev-
eral transports are in the St. Mary's river,
near King's ferry, about eleven miles from
dello:unto:is A small party of 'Pukee cav
alry appeared near Centre Village a few nave
since. The imptcesjen exists in that neigh
borhood that thin if be: a resell raid to draw
attention from tiro toxin body which IN en
ramped on the St. Mary', ris r•, tome thirty
miles from Lake City.
Nothing of importan. Lae occurred during
the past tow days. No w that Sherman'. force
Is dispersed or withdrawn, there appears to be
bat little aenlery ae to anything Perrii:ot
may acoomplish with his fleet off Mobile. Be
would End it v•ry difficult to get his vessel..
throogh the shallow water s of pae..•nd fold,
The Mobile RryLl.r remark.: The If art
ferd frigate, and monitor,. can have no place
in the yletnre, and we have nets enough set for
smaller crafty. lie mast come here, thee.
with a large army, sod he mast come to en
tinier the beat Confederate troops, behind
the beet and strongest works that have been
erected in the South. Gen. Bragg is resigned
to duty at Richmond, anti ander the three
Lion of the Pretident, is charged with the
military operatmo. of the armlet of the 4.7 In
fade racy.
Congreuelonal
.21150T011 Cyrr, !Lunn 1, 1864..
heNCII—Mr. alorion to/rods/end on a/Wi
fe/111 De,non to lieu of the •enund, prvrlding
hio th• dwre..p of the Trowpary il,me head..
the om, ant of '01,000,000, •nd soli them in
• ••
pen in.rk.t et the hlgheet Wee to Intofy
he •seen Sn the loan of ice hundred
Mona. Rejected.
Mr. Data reversed the motion of Mr. Ron
‘l irks' to: strike oat six and insert five. Re-
Acted', yeas, 6—net's, El.
Mr. Anthony moved an amendment requir•
lag the orinelpal upon tho bonds to be paid
in coin. Adopted.
31r. Sharman, from the Committee of Con-
Duense on the disagreeing votes of the two
Rouses on the revenue bill. presented a report
to the Senate Committee announcing a Inse•
•• . _
greement hla.motion. The Senate (Delet
ed OD Ise amendment, and agreed to /Omit
the matter again to the [loose for private
notion.
On motion of Mr. Howard, • reeelution was
adopted calling on the Secretary of the Tress•
eq to furnish copies of the reports of the
Union PaciSo Railroad Company, or any other
mentioned in the 20th canton of the Pacific,
Resolution, and requesting the President to
inform the Senate if be bus axed the points of
commencement of the Union Pacifie Railroad
or he branch*s at the eastern terminus•
•
•The Senate went into execution mtlon and
soon adjourned.
Doses—Before the passage of the Freed
men'. Doreen bill, • message was recetred
from the Senate stating that the Committee
of Conference on the whisky hill had been
unable to agree.
Mr. Wasbburne, al 111., it ithout referring
to what oocarred in the Committee, was free
to strait that be did ant think the Committee
would hare any difficulty in coming to an
agreement on the subject. The gentleman
from Pernesylrania, Mr. Daemon, was of the
opinion that in order to adjux the differences
between the two Houses, a tax of 20 rents
might be Mid:upon the stock of spirite on
hand. This was the materiel point of the
controversy.
Mr. Stereos said tile colleague, Mr. Dawson,
who wan en the Committee, did not represent
the majority of the Howe.
Kr. Weahhorae replied that he believed
that Mr. D 31.11013 'Glad .ith that gentleman,
••• ••. .
(Mr. Stevens,) in the House against taxing the
stook on hand. It was instated by a part of
the Committee on Conference that the Holm
bad decided against any tax on spirits on
hand, while the other inaistea that the House
had only decided against a ten of 40 rents per
gallon.
In order to test the sea. of the nous., Mr.
Washburne offered a resolution that the lipase
insist on its disagreement to the Senate amend.
mint, and rxtrost of the Senate another can -
Perrone, sod tt is horebly declared no the
Judgment of the Bonn that lb that adjust
ment of the &limners then shonld he an
additional tax of not lees than trienty nor
more than forty oats per gallon on spirits on
hand or for sale.
Mr. Pendleton then moved that the House
mad.* from Its disagreement to the • genet*
amendment.
Mr. Waehastroesald that If this motion pre
vailed, there will be on tax on spirits on
hand.
Mr. Pendleton—That'i so.
Mr. Wubboroe raid If We own motion pre
'walled, then the Committee °teenlinenee can
misnottbeir Offence's by taxing the trillts
OD band.
. • • ...
Mr. Washborne moved and tha Mouse sec
onded the demand for the province question.
The Preodman'a Darren was taken up awl
passed by two majority.
Mr. Pendletenh =don wee disagreed to by
• vote of 5k against 18.
Mr. Washhnnmee resolution was then adopt
id! yeas 71J-417.
On motion the house adjormaed.
Guerrttla Calomel Captured—Setzure
of Specie. etc.
Lectern-Li Much I.—The notorious :abet
guerrilla, Cel. Riotardson, wu captured an
Sunday soutird the CamberlandliTOT. below
Burksville, by a detschment or CO. Weedier.
ford's curabl e . One other rebel woe taken
with
In the tilted States Court: today, W.
W. Gregory, .or this oonnty who was
emselatedisst week and sentancled to-day for
harboring 'laid 'oensesling a rebel soldier,
took the .oath presented in the 'Ainneste ,
Proclamation, and was discharged.
'Tan thousand dollars In gold, in transit
from Cincinnati to- Tentiessee, were ailed
list night by °racer Symms, being mutt in
nontisvention or the non-interonureo regn•
tattoo.
From fit. Zonis
Sr. Lau, Minh I.—Militant Provost
Marshal Genera Ma:soda boo reoalred or
ders. from Washington to commoner. the draft
en the I.oth inst. la aU rrito.dlstricla
sonri that hare not filled their gnotar-.lrel
antaori between the Ist and 10th at Starch
will boo doduetad after the draft commences.
Commis dull 'at TOO for ittioebt mtddlOeD
Esedpts' 11351teillo 52 balita.2 Yetif 41100
Wee Mar hrtft3411110101041111.,;
- From Cairo And Manatee-
CON. 1 - 01.:29 - . 4 .4.1Mit1 Veal%
r
magdlisethilifiesialig **aid., • •
to-deb. TheWeorttiom waa:a•wen thonsan4
strong. tie object 'gad to clear the country ,
of the-ate/401Ln robe) furore, sad if possible.
to make a dictation in favor c f Sheiman, and
Join him if practicable.
Oen. Baciland; command e.
isig4l• Maisie.
of Memphis, has ismd 'ordeirClttiring ell
the male residents ;of blesailbls between the
ages of sixteen end fifty, who ,1S not already
belong to any organised eeuipanies of ca
rolled militia., to report in person at head
quarters within Iwo day. from the data of the
order, and ell personsot the above duss who
may hereafter arriro in the city, are ordered
to report In the same manner within ten days
after arrival.
Eight hundred and sixty bales of cotton,
for Cincinnati, arrived on hoard the steamers
Glendale and Geo. Grant. The naval steamer
New National brought fifty bales of confis
cated cotton; the steamer Latan brought three
hundred and:seventy-seven bales from Mem
phis The I etc or Lillie Martin was loaded
with fear hundred bales en the Arkar PK!
ricer, tut was obliged to discharge it, the
boat being required tar Government service.
bfgonpAit, Fgb. 27.—The diary officers at
tnehed to Gen. Griertion's oolemn, of Gen.
Smith's cavalry expedition, furnishes little of
importance beyond what vas previously re
ported. Oar loss in the attack on the enemy
at Went Point was forty killed and wounded.
We drove the rebel. out and destroyed a 01.1111.
bit of ears, colberts, depot, several miles of
the railroad track, and a large amount aeons
and cotton.
In the atteak by Forrest on our rear at
Okalone, tho third Tennessee cavalry brokeat
tee first fix, running sit of our small taus
Into the ditch and breaking their carriages.
The guns were spiked and abandoned.
In this fight our loss in about a hundred,
mostly prisoners. Our tntal loss during the
expedition. is about ono hundred and fifty.
Thin column burned abut three thousand
bales of Confederata cotton, and over a mil
lion bushels of corn was captured, over one
hundred prisoner', over one, thousand
mules, and multitudes of negroes.
Prow Wasshltigtou City.
WI9IIINOTON, March I.—Ai ammo controver
sy exists in Tennessee consorting the test
oath prescribed by Gov. Johnston, in bin late
proclamation, and is questions bare been
raised as to its incompatibility with the
President's amnesty proclamation, It is proper
to say that it is known in Washington, beyond
any doubt, that the President and Govornor
Johnson are in perfect accord in regard to
the matter of providing for a general eloction
In that State with a view to restoring Ten
nessee to her former position in the Union,
and that the President does not consider the
Governor's form of oath and the qualifica
tion of voters as incongruous with that:which
he himself has prescribed to bwitakon as the
preliminary to pardon, but rather as an oath
which should be respected and enforced; rand•
of this feet there is reason to bellein the
people of Tennessee will be duly informed,
The Lill supplementary to the Loan Act
having pissed both lioness stow only awaits
the Preeident's approval to become a law. It
Is the same as published tu this morning's
paper., with the addition that the coupon or
registered bonds for the two hundred million
loan, redeemable at the pleasure of the Gov
ernment after any period not less than lire
years,and are peyablo at any period not more
than forty years from date r and aro to be pail
In coin. It is understood to be the porpose
of the Government to issue five per cent bonds,
payable in forty years, but redeemable it the
pleasure of the Government after ten years,
the principal and interest to be paid in gold.
No doubt is entertained that the bonds een he
readily placed at per. The pletcs will be tat
' media tely engraved.
Erecoral days ago the Rooms of Representa
tives called upon the President to furnish a
statement showing the number of re-enlisted
veteran. from each Stab end the Information
in that direction. To this the President has
riplled enclosing a letter from the Secretary
of War, who my, that in his opinion it would
he prejudicial to the publie .ervme to trent
mit to the Hours: meth. present titer, the le
I formation requested
The nominaticn of NI raj. den. Useut for
Lieutenant Gineret, R. WO to the Senate
to day, and 6as referred t. the Milts t ry
Committee according to usage
INARKEIIi BY TFLEGRAPIII
Philadelphia Market
Putts neural.% , March I.—flour very dal, and tao
ado* ars ooly in email lotr. Stglt^tet IL - t" soPciiinft
tit tnit for extra: and SZ,Z5(da (or ultra gamily and
tool. There it nothing dying 111 rye drostor corn
ee!, Wilsey in taxa demand.
and prices dm rf
.01... f *Cast bush at fj,GO far red: 11.1dtdd.`vl fir
.Lilo. Bye scarce. Cortt Intiorored. Otto bosh YA -
W.. auldat Sl.lll..Ltlt trititasl,lV..lltta arttlonet:
sales of .50011 &ash Penn, at 044050- Codee ta firm.
Sugar as./ outlaw', are arriving amen finely. Iv to
pr.tvlslon market tbsre to • for. fooling. Ram sand
.ells .ll'lttelit.47: timothy at I , 44t9AlltCtt ats socil
hlaty 'ells slowly at 864570
New York Market
You., March 1.--Cottas b.. a declining Sea
a-le. of VA Inks at 79c. Floor beasTi ma.
of 16,40) We. 'Oboat declining; talcs 61'.0a1 bnah
at 11.1.57 for Chicago wing; 51.57a1,as for ma
clan sl,rAfil.a7 for red. Coro it &elicitor,
wiles of 48,0n0 bash al iloM4 l.Sb. and mow bash
by miction at $1,Ti1•ka11.30.4. Provisions needy.
Whisky nauttled u 51Edi61o. Pairsitecia examen,
crude reflood 19 botat Fr-rights on
changed
New York Cattle Market.
Kra Tots, It arch I.—Eleet oath, in Ilesited .apple
.n.l «Dame, sties .t leidlq;c, though nearly .11 trots
12% to l*ie; receipt. /300., Sheep and lambs—Tim
pr Icas ware baraly austalned; receipta 110 7 ). 64Ine Ia
moderate requeat .t 13468; receipts e5OO.
Stock and Money Markets.'
Kra Tors, brarnb . l.--Sloukslower.
C. a 11. 1.-----.lllR;Galena 1. Clarago-..117
Cumberland VS -e .& T 147
Illinois Centud---1 . Harlem. —.- --133
lillublgla? Brenbaru- 97 Terra Haute a Alton TN
1
311 ch .o a gar'd.—..ll3, .C. B. A Q .., ... —...... TT
Near Tort Want_ 11.1.1eblean Cantra1......141.4
11.41.8....--131 T. At NV ......... ---.. et •
Radon 111ver....-1 !Gold -lab
&le H. 11.--..—.11e1A
Thurs.
da)• evtalog, rebroary 43th, 1164, by the Itev..lohti
AstO.stect y the Her. IL A. Place, the
Bev. A. M. SIEWA ET, Cha,llln of the 1621 Hee.
cleat Peoraylenala Volunteers, and 11164 709TH A.
MALCOLM, daushtsf of Hobert lfalc.,lo, CPI
WILLIAMS—JONT..B.—MI tb. th of rabIIISTY,
bJ tLe 8... A. IL Itiomas, AICSON wILLTI3IB,OI
Ca. Haltom AAA Ml.. MABOAUFT
a! Tomiarateirvills.
MISLEI7.-04 Hosteler sootolog. Feb. et
dro'clock, IigHIeCCA IL, wife of lobo Hulett,
y , lo th. 04 ytor or bar ego.
The fmceral Ult. Owe Hrintnerar atosm_co
et l 0 &dock, treat lei blur Avecoe, • Illtheey City
The M-ode of th. fatally •a tvepecifolly battled t•
etterkl. •
• • •
00X.-011 Ilmadey moraine, Feb. 29th, et O'.
o'clock at the residence of her Mrs,
JICSI COS, In the Web team( her aye.
The ftreerel uIII fete 0.-• from lb. reebionm of
her =Wu-UM mar gam Liberty too NV emrseeer.
3fatult Ini, .t 1 otieet p. re. Iba fr'eutto of the
family •rr reepectrally Invited to Oh CO. CiIITSJZ , 4
nut e art f nm Tab man% Nino ILyrue, corner of
ilmanth m•d fustaneld mama, at 12% c'ehict. 00
oorrxr—o• Mosley, Vebrnary 2010.
.0111(10, nay daughter of Pr. IL
T. on
o,drey., aged 3 year*, I months and 17 dal s.
funeral an Thrlai4 , l7 Iloasmn at 10 o'aecli.
SING; 08 71.5cday droning, lAD,L A., tant
etaugator at 3,41af. an 1' /tee L. Mar to th. 7th
yre: Of her age.
Funeral from tho Malden. of ittr ;vents, N 0.857
Libergy stmt; on Samoan; Yolllrtsu• 10 o'cltel.
Tmeday morning, at 3 o'clock,
EMU. Z. PARILL, 'Lie of B 8. t74..i r, In-the
Tth year of her age.
The funeral 111 tai place from the re. Ilene* et
her husband, rest C•xtun;nl,,. /Waken, City, On
Terthiffix, 0 e.l o-it 14-131. the Stheuls of the
(sally ere reeprogrilly ladled to • toad, wiftieni
Oxen notice.
our GOODS, :re.
EMBROIDED CIWAINS
, BILII9 i
Fane.y Dress Goods 7
EILIP/L9 l
Linen Goode!
rtAIDS
Veetibula Lnoof
Cotton Gtood,=,
FACQUI.9!
Linen Va2n war
C ' InCIJ LAI* I
tielraoral e 3 rt nt
Casaimoress. Cloths!t
AT ALEXANDER BATES'._ /
mtiir ruirkossiar. •
001112.11 CORN-t;4lrew" tk V Ajon ", id -e
lk;"./ Omni :'ll2,l.fitgArtameGi.
a (V' :liadtrOveraile
*bat veil pita= a *rattan! .
Paratctraitettoa, the., b:itgalnata
liCtoand In ttg3 ctty, In
BOOTS AND Si!WES,
is AT
ONCERT HALL HOB STORE
62 FIFTH STREET
Ralf Hems.• rhos rill 00. test pteda Ie dm
world, having them, an mace •o onivr in Cincinnati,
Pirtaburgh, rialLitielplain and sew T vR •apraely
for retail trade. and r r..ry po.: Is a orranted, olvalad
In the atonic hoe ; nod 01 tr,y coo 1.11, or on ar.p
yap co - ma apart, or prote Qtr. Uf •ctnp , are mpg.,
ad for nothing, an eh •w knee 'nag., nr a new patr
tarnished i and with all to ern poweliar adrardagoa,
ti do todagnalled work, there aropertor attractions a d
mamma for prorthaalr.g at 'kb orlabrarod boom., e n
offer one man. as a final cllnebleg 1011.111.11— ,1 4
Al.ern arrow Vmmeldy of Goode for Isar money dam roe
eca key nobolookfor Is oroksek/rAn.
air It!glit bsta3 .hie gotta op rifth
veva Wod wad Smithaeld
to the 13.xpress 024. , .
CONCERT lIA.LL 6fIOB.BIVRE
Is p•!ta ou tLe srin,*ovr
CHEA P
aIL.S. CID: AP I
waxer, 4 llMAll '
SHOES!
ideClelloun's Auction,
56 VIETH STGELT
tel 9
NOW IS THE CHANCE FOR
Bargains in lints and Shoos,
GAITEZS, DAI,3YOBAIII AND Ulla,
uolLLAgpli
OS Ilarket strwt 2,1 dOcrzfrojel Ti rab
TUHN CAMPBELL, blanulsctiuer of
tl BOOTS &ND sito.a, ci eret7Aspcti2tim, 130.
SI &WO:MAI arrn, Pitteb,rgh.
Tr7-j.• THE P-EI , ENT ENO,MCiIiS
.w. 7 vireo!' COAL teat present agitation thrr.pub
lic mind, and It Is the duty of the -Pittsburgh Opel
Exchange" tootisfy the public that it Is /Mktg to
the Coal Dirge».
The lot publimtion on the subject balls from the
7th Lodge of the "Col Ili,tgem' Colo," s9O -is, lo
the opinion of this Assoc:oho worthy of reply.
The Coal Diggers prment oteml points to their Oa
foteo of thentseivo, which we cot., wrorisne.
The plush, tbat real mine own." broke faith with
Mom, and after sowing to per I rents per brothel,
reduced the once to tt,., mots per bualsol, tuut,
nee imenwerd instance, /14 TOW C. 90 rent. per 100
bushels.
TA, domed is, that rtalco bra made by On 11. El
this
W . 11, Drew ,, a worthy / amber of
this Association) that Minot. col was dog for
01111011 per baths! were !intro.
a' 1. Mini Lt. that gone den,otta lourred 10 1:1110-
log Coal In Allegheny Connty, end that dLrgos 1916
their health, or ohmct to tire-.lamp explosions,
sod Oath almoldto pat.l b . ma norm.
The Forthl is, that in a-,•a cd miners Work lot
wen boon per day, whilst here et sl dlg.ers ars
made to work a ranch not, Woods of time,
The Ft 63 is. the co riaro entpteyed but •
troll pbc lon of tree-st. and hoot toey .at
charge It:Mellott .3Z, i • 40191, T. during their
tile, or or:ever sy.d note
The folk is that rod Mg: re Ore rb.alyd to li•
moo eof pit tors ano nod ingthn; tot twenty
nye bollards, who cats c.toridn thirty-IMo
bushels of coal
Tke vont/ is, that <tai mine .or.crt onset the lot
dime off the consounr, or d thys opprosi the poor
when coal is scams to the merket, aro rho make
cosmos pronto, by which, at right. th col dig.
ore should atom.
In reply to these ittett”... wo Ask tbs public to
real the following/ cgs. '-
To the first asortibli;ers fetelly deny the viciathe
of troy 414015e..t. Tho pirtm of codi_prurtorr to the
war breaking out, we. p o-e lee fines 04 Are cents per
tosbel, and are and n pelf outs per bushel itt tin(
ernostc.and these priree ittroved euotmos ir.tml on
the cool neuters. Tte cori mina rorhers cdtised fee
mot diggers they retold let pay tics 042 ts
Lobel,d they would lure zone, b 7 shippj,.,
even if an dor at one • rid a qp,trr routs per hohel,
ter e'en at Lituery rents par bonded trdshela The
col dimn were forced to work to keep renown..
and (*Ohre, nod oliocerity (tug not as tom
Enures &Lure troneri, od colt ..ao ounce kept
their mines workbag at • to, to tbetescires;ol , l7
to Oro their coo togeber, tr supply thous With
[...Laud hoping for Otto times
o the wood amertion we oats we hare own 7
o r odoce to W. IL Drown, Lebl'e. staimout, at tat
D prorwany or Ist, traversed all the Illtnuis Cool
Minesond be it corroberated by tomer cas statements
In it. tOO% norspapy,wbLo Is Mout Ontritdlc.
tiontace threat:zing of coal ut £1 per too. — thee sm
bolt to thems. shoe. a treCtlota lm tl.v. Lout
cents per timbal—ilm prio atand WIL Bono.
Esq.
To the third and fourth annilos we rept) thot
pall mines In Allegheny cooly are entirely Offwent
from the /Sonnets coal .01,15. Oar coax Ones are
worked above &rood with ample veuttledtoa The
coal miles generally towline through thel.l/11, that
is having opentngs of both stder or muds all aleora
ground. Noon, J0e1... , is on moot of Sc. damp
oechoke dot p [HIM* ow steel. digger 10 Allegheny
moray, whilst during the ten yort• rem/prising 1531
to ire!, the English farliemsatary reports show •
leo 015,455 limain tee English coat mlues. Eolith
col Ono are all corneal &OM, tharcemdirnt 1,2 03
fat, and neento greato depth. bel.m the torth'a
surface, 1. ths English coal mums, Coal i40010a,10
they era hood, work twelve hours in place , f 1111.2
hoar., let alleged, and their work Is thus described ty
an ere wit.= "In e serail color Ido recess, foil
or north* coal duet, tool and 12,,e.Me,mtoidet •
ample of D•yr gaiety loos, close and deliberate
oruttny.wlll dlacooreme Leaser, nearly oohed, lying
an his back, elevating his oral, sharp hlch.oe • Lit
tle epos hts nog sod picking Into ths coal semi
with =data arid main; another is squatting MAO.
mina his pick DU %common laborer, and • third M.
olden &moll &Annetta, t.4aetl.l4lhLt preparing to
clove to wedges."
Th.* mines are all perrittle.l with the dungen:do
iia be. Damp and the mtoos are in hooly ifenytenf
It, as well es tut concomimut, known at .(.3itke s
Damp." Eire Damp m • nyOro.Citairn,kladlont As
! a tight Carbine:vet Ilydro;:c tins of litt s ho'Patles
' rarity then common air, sad Ite tfestrespldalta.
[ Thus an ithunrapheric ml • Mare, uneepaterl of orboa- •
tondos croc-fourth part or firs Damp Is Only:rd.!,
room, eight volumes of common ale witti.:Mats Of
firs Damp, cou.ticato a highly exploit'.
orneeptiere, which a nicmentray contacrerlthe=ll
khnUe and explode Chokedamp. or table damp„ -
commonly OIL aba mine alter an exploaion of Flee
Damp. No miner ever ecotone to is . Coat
without • safety Lamp. TO inventor& of
those man celebrated belnll Sir flurPhril .5157.
blepheuou, lifackworth and Muenster.
In All- gbrey county every robot voila with an
open, uunotectodlatop. In logo rooms orchanabos
of coal, fire tots feet high.well v. nillatad.and wbh•
out (raring are or Choke D.ofp explitionAi L letstin
the parte tonere the fhoffek thml wierb caw
/•,,, rhe prim sow Afire PiplittCtia
Dirows eleilleohdaytworet
To the filth essertlou w• reply Dor c3al Mine Mill
en bare too their work. months Or grew matt
the lot twelve mouthy—hoe. any idi* time steatite
cod digests' own dull.. own.* are
willing to glot steady employmant to good coat dig
ger., at a fair price P.' hetbel•
To the tilstb emertion we repily that coal;dlaiStr
ate Invariabsy paid by thee number of bathes trod
, ed m the wag. t by legal ea thorny, and fief pald for
eta, reel that. the coal mina ownor gat pelAfor.
ovee reeffira in the !let of OM' greatleolk of manning
r oven twins pate for thebroal by Letitia/. • gasyri.
nth. allowing is tho
rest
atatteient of actual pet
mama. (b ) which cool
dig
are paid), Loularliki
vent l and weight on deliver:, calcitic; intent/44z
pOnada to the
be.
Pitt measure.
book vote .We
col ight; !Shia
roal p g., ‘ , are toine 'b propritt awn
s paid. . .tots am paid, coney.
..... r., V) SV. I.9ed
' ‘-"Ao:coo 0,41 a
' 9,311
s.losr•rtorga.—...-11118E/ 1e.,311 14,601
15,782 14,920
" 13,759 11,109
" ..... 111,219 '13,7
" - 10.459
.
Total: e. butb.:.-115,fiSS- • Vil:W3
Then (=tamed no conunent.- _ • -
Tq
the wreath end lett aiweition we repirlitaL a
*cal Mew sating a there of -prone. th. Anal •
errors of mines maks am ey, watadonljta panel- led by the mason. =who nie aftergetinteslf
amigo to bending the CLEO. hlAteir
butidingtat watt, inatonCrp,denutedinv f„iectsfor,
Oboes forgo of the greenbelt:be it dally'disklng
In thos. Tbe Mal dipwenut pelf en any tof theriabgte
of the cool mine owno, demon a, sham of Peoliirsir
would be suinfersita 841-rninti and lowa
o a r
civilised olden.. .ad _uproot, the ban of car whole.
podia fatale In coneluelon inatterhat cue]. rein{
awniiii stars ay, took an empty hir-to ttheirralnith
loidid Ir. and 'returned (tat niter...air taatetuel
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foilowic
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Towina and lcrlctige on ectrip•lisd -
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new pramiard. ll 3 Ulna mode Aito,Pritur . fur
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