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cologva neemcnt—...inbutonn Officer.
- Thal : lth regiment U.S. colored tro ope,nu co-
Witte 'about 750 men, under command of
;Igor H. Neilson, paned thy:nigh this city
yesterday-.morning about 5 o'clock, on their
*ay to Annapolik to join Brirnside's 9th army
, corps.. The regiment was Weed in Indiana,
and St cOmposed of first rate materiaL The
.• men are sh sh utout and hearty bolting fel - lows,
• and are , thoroughly armed and equipped.
Prom little conversation we had with the.
uten,ire found them not in the leapt dia.
I . :!.el,i•t4:iita by the inhuman manner in which
their btathren at Fort Pillow were treated by
the rebels, but on the contrary, it seemed
only to make them more anxious to coon have
- 1133 opportunity of revenging themselves o n
the brutal murderers of their comrade..
Immediately on thole anal they were
-waited on by two of the gentlemen connected
with the Subsistence Committee, to escort
them to City Hall, where an elegant 'upper was
waiting for them, but they wore informed that
"the if /for lied pose to as eating saloon to get
Jim tapper, med they were ordered to trait mail its
ntained." After waiting about an hour and
"a hair, the Committal:gat:twilling to see the
ben standing shivering on the etroets, and
and suffering from banger, when a warm room,
with tables covered with provisions, and en
atrundanee of hot coffee, and the room was but,
a few steps off, finally Induced the eentor Cap
tain to start the regiment, to the Hall, but just
as they were turning into Market street,
the Major having at los t. detailed his
rapper, appeared, and ordered the men back
into the cars, and notwithstanding the fact
that the men were exceedingly iingiy, and
exhausted, antin spite of the representations
of the Subsistence Committee, that they had
plenty of time, that the Hail was but a short
- - distance away, that the supper was all pre,-
- pared for hie men, An. Ac., back they had to
go, and they left here hungry, disappointed,,
and dispirited, as they had been looking. for-.
. ward to the supper with the liveliest interest,
Tha.only kellSoll this Austerae, maiden:to eM.
(xi lila to giro was, "that the train might go
off and liars them "1 !I Very likely, indeed,
• trail:ill:Mt bad been waiting alt night ente
for these men, and for nothing oust),
terittad 'tart Off without them! We hope that
qahht matter will be laid before the proper an
, 4horities, and that this regiment will not
have. long to suffer, from being under
the command of ao heartless an oflltor. We
would suggest that the committee prepare a
iiMlcment octhese foots and tend them on t.
. the Eeoretary of 14r, and to General Barn
.'"Thii• Subsistence. Committtco were go-catty
2-- '. - n7tagrined and disappointed that after having
„gone to the trouble of proposing the anpperi
and staytqg at the Hail at nigh to giro tt to
s , those mall, that they should go onfint, and co
-- bleg•fatthustonsttnf proritiono trowained.
.Ith° Flanegln Cala.
Alderman Planegin, of the Seventh Ward,
whose arrest we hare already reported, hods
tearing before Mayor LoWiy, yesterday of
r, tar:noon: • The colored man, Lewis, who ra
te:aired the hundred dollar note from Beverly
,H.. Peterson, for the pluvial of getting it
changed' stated that he spent a portion of it
ha eating and drinkingwith Flenegin, and at
fear o'elotk in the morning they repaired to
Lewis! bons e, when Planegin divlded the
balance of the money, and told Lewis
to say' nothing . - about It. Mr. Plane&
dldnot pretend to deny the statemoot of Lewis,
Indjilted drunkenness in extenuation of his
:jaw:fang. Ho paid over firty•dollars, which he
lot: from and "gave bail for a further
hearing morning. Ofileer Herron inter
lily :otained ur dollars, from re. Lewis
whielt.' b had beet) fo
give to her by her hi husband. ,
Thht, counting with - the eleven dollars loituji
upon himiwoutd edit leave thirty-five 'dot.
lore to be Recounted for sod - Lewis allegro
that Flenegin must have t aboo more than fifty
dollars.
The case lobs ugly enough, hot ire think
Lewis cannot be held for lari-sny, as he did
not receive the money feloniously, but with
'k.iwesttesit atria - arson. His offense, then,
only amounts to a breast, of trust, and hence
Planegin could not be held for rewiring
atolea•propprty. Aside from this, the ertner
of the money is in the army, cod will not be
here to prosecute tho case.
Bad Death of e-Chhd
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A sad accident occurred on . the Pcnneylms.
Edo railroad, between Aqueduct and Belly's
Stallons, about fifteen miles . west of Hi.rric
kurg. oti Satarday. ' Al the point where the
actiderit occurred, them is . ,a house on one
side of the railroad track, and a canal look on
the 'other. A little child, about eighteen
.Mollifir. old, atlnaptcd. to go from the home
to thelock,Mid In crossing the track, It is
suppeSed that it fell, and as it could 'not pro
ceed farther; ifai lying there when the Mail
tads bound Vest arrived; There being exhort
- -cur,. WO.• road near by, the engineer did
not *bairn the child until. It was too lute to
stop the train In time to-avoid an accident,
sad the Little fellow was run over and injured
to tracham torf l ent , that be died: in two hours.
The child belonged to the lack•tander, Whose
name li Baker., The engineer did all in his
power to prerent the accident.
• ' The Pinti 'Creek Drownittg.
" CorenerDOClnnt yesterday afternoon held
o Utast 1/m4;41411km in regard to the death
of the women found drowns:l,st the month of
Flan lheek. = The - fact*, as - etated-`to the
cfaiiftej'ef - iesterday evening, were tnbiton
tally the ingnest, iiith the
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,fereartion of ,the alleged Brie o f "matter,"
;which *are not heard by any . of tbelliC111)11141.
'A plashing in the water Was heard, flowerer,
which.woo supposed to have been made by ifs'
drowning woman; " Dar name was Catharine
Jenks; sod she formerly resided in Brom:11-
,40*n; where he/husband, from whom she has
upended for some time, now lives.: She
children, Investigating are now
,being made which marrelleve the C 350 of the
raptor which now etuhroude it.
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,Whole Family Burned to Death.
011 Friday eight int, a Are broke out la a
hones eeenpled by a family named .Id'hiann,
In Tarport, pa. Tit...patellar occupied cme
room, and fonieltildren another. The Aimee
la Tt beforeefmi frt k a l ketl t henttetptetreeto one of the .
children, but eru suffocated before leering
the home and,. with th e child, - wasburned.
- The mot her-attempted to - araase the other
e -* . alifidens; but mild:net minim them end, with
therm,.`was also auifeeated. Than - ' the whole
of
L ehi wen buzzed with thgballding.
~ .), - - , 22tran.-7 A mong the deathnotteestn tadny'a
powers those of 21.-22. liteGotrint,.Eal., the
wnlltnewlkolvil enghteer.antlllletaard boa
] 'non; Es' member of the Pittatough bar.
• • These germs* were both well known to co,
father', - d their deaths w ill be deeply r e.
wetted ys" large ittrole of friends. 2dr.
. -,Beeaoa was remedy a clerk in the Prottunto
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WOM Murk 4124p9. 12mo. .
The either of this dory is well known as
one of the most popular contributors to the
English Raiheay, Libraries, and to other series
of books written for thoee whose chief object
in reading is ammemeut—or, 25 the French
nay,pour passer lo twszpo. Some of his sto
ries, like "Dick Rodney," are well approved
for boys' rending, which they .ere especially
designed for, bat he has also 'written curers!
nevus's which readers who would not perbeps
class themselves as boys any longer—if imma
turity of taste and inexperience 'of life were
it all implied or hinted at in so doing—hare
received with favor and spoken of with com
mendation. We • think the pnbilsliers have
45 made siridiCiottl and excellent choice in se
es loeting this clever and entertaining story of
10 the 'Adventures of an Eton Boy' is an addl.
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otO thor of " Peter the Whaler," "True Blue," " Old
Jut," "The Three Blidablyemsn," eta. au. Bea.
ton: Crosby A Nichols Pitts/en: for We by
Darla Marks A Co., 93 Wood street. 400py. 12mo.
We can answer for it that the boj who be
comes a reader of Mr. Kingston to the extent
of the first page, will not be easily porsaaded
to cline the book until the very last is reach
ed, whereon this yeracioni history of " Mar
miduke Mary, the Midshipman," 6 brought
to o conclusion. As there is in Mr. Kingston's
manner of telling o story a good deal of that
Defoe- like realness and nairete,[which are so
sure to gain the hearts of all youthful read
are—and as these excellent characteristics
present themselves almost in the first Sentence
of his book—we are perfectly safe in what wo
have undertekento answer for In this Cll.O.
Cousco F 4.11. By George Cumming illoWborter,
Nether eta . ..Popular EWA-Bookof the Nesr"Tm.
tameot." hew Tort: D. Appleton A Co. Pitts
burial: for sale by Dario, Clarke. A Ga., 03 Wood
stivet 1740 p. limo.
We recently noticed this author's "Band.
Book of the Mew Testament" as an excellent
. and valuable compendium of useful Informa•
Lion on an Important subject, rendering easily
accessible to the general raider much that
could only have been attained by Dim after
a long exploration elsewhere, turning over,
comparing, and analysing many learned and
ponderous voltuxes. We are gratified to find
that the present work Is equally deserving of
a kind reception. It contain. thirteen may'
generally on such subjects as will at onee be
speak the Interest and sympathy of all per
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Ri forms of belief.
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Parlor GyMnastics at Concert Hall.
We are glad to observe by an announcement
elsewhere in ear columns to-day, that the ox•
°client ',atom of Gymnaatierao successfully
introduced and taught by Dr. Dlo Lewis, in
Boston, has already made mob heaßway in
this city, since we last !starred to the subject
in connection with the opening of classes by
the Misses Haskell at the rinalatl College and
at. Neville Hall, that the pupils trained by
these Isd es in the graceful and health- and
strength-Imparting exercises of this beautiful
art, are sufficiently au fait In it, soy.ceri.s, or
open secrete, to undertake a publiaexhibition.
We earnestly urge that all peratms Interested
in the progress of education —that fathers and
mothers, especially, who, above all others,
ought to have the deepest and dearest inter• '
eat In such a subject—will visit Concert Hall
to-morrow evening, and see for themselves
what mey be easily 'and pleasantly accom
plished in a few weeks, by a jadielorts syetem
of physical training. Besides the valuelhe
lesson it will teach, the exhibition itself will
be in every respect highly entertaining. -
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
C.U4l* Paul, Plain Ana Cht6.11112i14
elate Pcoior, sad dealer In Penneylyanis and
Vertneat elates of the toast qv4R) , •t low rotes.
Lan;alln's, eau tho Watei
v-o-i•. Pittsb-uxglt,
A FIAZ OPPOWTVIITT FOR PiCTITABLZ
Iy
vrsrtas:_rThe attention of capitalists Is
directed lo the advertlaemenl of Rev. J. S.
Tray.lli, who offers for tale his fine property
in Sewickley. This establishineit was fitted
op, and hes been occupied as a boarding
school, and is well adapted for that purpose;
but ite,,adaptability as a first east, genteel
boarding 'school heave, or hotel, Is anatir
passitd7in the neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
The grounds comprise seven tares, running
from the railroad to tbe Ohio river, affording
every faeilitY for bathing, boating, fishing,
manly games end promenades, and aooessible
to churches, schools, charming drives and rail
road facilities. The buildings and grounds
might elan be divided into two genteel resi
dence., and are worthy of attention in that
view to those seeking country homes. We
. understand It will be sold, cheap and on fa-
vocable terms.
Gluon Ores rteo or DOT Goons—Gamer Box
csom.—Mr. J. Finch corner of Grant and
Fifth streets, baring just returned from the
eastern cities', where he attended the large
auction and forced trade tales of dry goods
held there a few doyenne°, will nap offer the
following named goods thirty per cent. lees
than market prices: One hundred pieces of
gray dress goods at42%lests per yard ; good
madder prints at 183 cents per yard; good
muslin shirting at 20 and 25 cents per yard ;
fifty pieces of extra fine dress mohair, at 56
and 60 crate per yard, worth 75 seats; plaid
dress silks at 50 cents per yard ; spring shawls
of the latest importations &Ls 3 50, $4, $5, $6,
$7, $8 and upwards Owe bolas of- Russia
crash from auctirn at cents, per yard;
balmoral skirts from auction at $2 sash, worth
$3,25; hoop Akins cheaper than the cheapest.
Remember the piece, corner of Grant end
Fifth streets, opposite the Court Hattie.
Srsmst Noeces.The attentloi of our
readers is directed to the brilliant assortment
of Spring and Flunimer Goods jest received
by our friend Mr. John Wafer, No.; 116 Fed
eral street, Allegheny, His stock •omprises
great variety of Fancy Preach; English,
gooteh sadAmeriean Canicula' and Cloths,
.and Sue Silk and Casslmere of
which kin he made up to order hole latest
styles and In the best meaner. A choice so.
lecr.ion of Furnishing Goods also on hand and
for tale, together with • fall stock of Ready
Blade Clotbina. well and Guidon/My, mode.
Antorac.—Samueltfrahata &Co., Merchant
Tellers, have removed to 18 Smithfield Street,
and would most respectfully call the attention
of their Erten& and the public generally to
their newperock of Spring and Summer goods,
which thay have Jena received. Their stook
to of the very finest quality of Englbh and
French' eaubneres, clothe, eaminseres and
vesting. Also, a very extensive assortment
Seetch eatelimttes. Don't fail to give them
as cull call. -Every garment 'Warranted to
give fall satisfaction.
OLurim k MoCr4.3nniss . , 48 SmICII6I , I IBL
Saran licsnmar Vomnirgann Stow ix CAW.
—Young men, be warned in than,. 'apply
yeches witEBOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT They are guaranteed to care
the worst wee offlores, Illeera, Scurry, Pe
'yore and Bowel oomplaints.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment are now re
tailed, owing to the high price of dings, &r.,
at,3o cents, 75 cants 1 , 13 $l,lO per box or pot.
Per eale in Pittobogb by B. L. Pabnestoek
&Co. • I
s Boa Lomr.—Tha Dime Sayings Inetitotion,
basigo,ooo to loan on boxid . and mortgage, at
redeonable rate of intarert. Apply at its
Gilley Smithfield etreet, opp6olte the Custom
gouge.
ap2o:3t D. E. Marital', Scirrittary.
Tim! morotng.wlit Isopined at 3:lfine
corner of Grant and Tifth streets, oPpbsite
the Court Boma, i'large stook of carpets, con
sisting In parOof tapestry,' Ingrain, Canstlan,
rag, list, cottage, swiss, together with a large
assortment-of rags and oilcloths.
WATCI3I7_ Jilinttar, •Robertip
No. 17 vinb stjeet,L ails opealag the =lost
choice stook of boa, Gold and Whirr Witches,
Jewelry, ware arid Panay eetids ere?
displayed fa this city, Old is wince them et
astearkobty low =lna, .
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Otago! sad iorriogo sans will OD taken At
the Oartibrs alto, No. CIO Pon street; dad
or night: art= loft at the Above place
will;be poimptly So. All oolts putt bargain idvanes. -
Titi.yOblio are Invited to Inspect tho. beau
tiful Ateeortmeat of contiottonseies kept by
George Beaux', at b 4 Beni Rod candy Mond
is-tbe Allegheny New Market liowei
DON'S' get tato ths Trois plaoo , bat • look
for No . 5 5 Fifth street, for . cheap boots 'and
." Poi mu. aid . desirable dry goods go to
Barker's 59 Market street.
• Jour; IL. Samar, Allomat, at Lai, 9 3
Graiztstrept, - "slam
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Clocurnr , peade'rlit esspots It J .. Attol'h
,potnar of Ors* asi4 ACM *trig& - '
" Drig4 NI Nisi - tufo; *ill.*
. 41,1401 510 ks of Ids Kolowsti
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The Ohio Mier. THE LATEST NEWS
The citizen! of .Lonisville, Ky., um pot! 3
Coning Congreu to itorirove the navigation of BY TELEGRAPH.
the Ohio river, so that it may s be navigable
during the entire year. The no:secret of that
city, lays r Should the navimktion of the Ohio
river be improved, making of itself • grand
'ship canal of many 1000 miles to Pittsburgh,
capitalists would not be- long in discovering
that the very place for a chit, canal from the
West to the East is through Pennsylvania.
A vast Proportion of the products of the
Western States, which now goes to the Lakes
to find its way to tide-water through the New
York canal, would drift towards the Ohio,
(thue more than quadrupling the commerceof
the river,) and find its way through Paitnerl.
Yazd* to Philadelphia. It Is estimated that
ten millions will tro required to improve the
navigation of the Ohio river by looks and
dame, and that the tolls emissary to pay a
dividend on the investment will not exceed
on ordinary moroliantse one mill per ton er
mile, while the rates en coal boats, rafts, &a.,
will be merely nominal. The toll would thus
be only one cent and a half on a barrel of
flour, from Lonisvillo to Cincinnati, and two
and a half cents on a keg of nails from Pitts—
burgh to Louisville. The boats would make
more money than they now do, as they mold
run all the year, and always carry full trade
Alleged "Bounty Jumper" Killed
A young man named Marcus Howard, of
Marshall county, W. V., who had been arrest.
ed on a charge of enlisting for bounty, and
then deserting to some other place, for th•
prirpose of playing , the same game Over again,
had a hearing in Wheeling, on Friday, and
war ordered back into custody until the fol
lowing day. When on the way back to - prison,
la charge of a guard named Frederick Kriabe,
Howard darted into an alley, and ran away
at full spud. Knabe ordered him to halt,
but be refused to do 80, triton Raabe drew up
hi 'kun and fired, the ball entering hi{-back
and coming out upon the Waal theabdomen.
Howard stopped and leaned up against the
fence, but was afterwards assisted to the
Athenrouns. He infrared so terribly daring
the night that he frequently prayed that he
might be permitted to die. Hia prayers were
answered about seven o'clock on Saturday
morning, at which time death put an and to
his sufferings. Before his death be expressed
a wish to see his mother, who was.at once ad.
Tired of what had befallen her unfortunate
son. Howard was about twenty-one or two
years of age, and was raised In Marshall
county. It was quite dark when theahooting
took place, and as Howard wee Some fifty
yards In advance of Kuabe, the shot is re
garded as a most remarkable one. ,
SAIIMItY FAM.—The Steamboat Committee
of the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, will give to
the boat rationing the largest subscription to
}ho steamboat fund a splendid set of eolors
made by the loyal ladies of Pittsburgh. Mr
Is intend, d for boats navigating the Ohio and
Mississippi riven and Its tributaries below
Pittsburgh.
They will also give • full cot of colors
any boat navigating the Monongahela or Al
legheny rivers that shall retain the largest
subscription to said fund. IL C. Gass,
Chairman of B. 11. Committee.
FUJIZILAL or Carr. S. - A. hi'Kee The
funeral of Capt. hillee took plaeo,yeeterday
afternoon, and was neuneronsly • attendeyl.
Eight °doers of the Regular army acted as
pall bearers, and about one hundred veterans
or the 102 d Regiment, under eoSmiand of
Capt. Fullwood, preceded the remains. An
excellent brass band headed the prooesslon.
Tan.Tsa.—"Uncle Tom's Cabin" was greet
ed by another large audience last evening.
"The Duke's blotto" will be presented to
night.. tanager Henderson has made ar
rangements to present the."Octortten" in good
style, and the piece will bs produced next
week. New scenery has been painted, and it
will doubtless bare a good run.
Dizentsrsa FILOY CsuilliTsoins —/C squad
of men from camp, under °Largo of • lieu
tenant, 'Milted the , {l/10131 plates of public
amusements In this city last rvenlng and at.
rested a number of strugglers from camp.
The number of soldiers absent from camp
without leave, has rendered the moat extreme
measures necessary.,
OII3IIICCTIIM ins STRlrre.—Mayor Alex
ander, of Allegheny city, notifies the owner, of
&AP, wagon., etc., through our advertising
colamna this morning, that he will, on and
after next Saturday, strictly enforce the city
ordinances in regard to placing .obstructions
OD the public streets and alleys.
Ma. J. P. BUST, Mwonie Hall, Fifth strent,
hoe received the "Boston Pilot," "The Salu
da., }leaning Post," and "The Solent%lle
/marline," for April 23; oleo, "The Trio
Flag," for April 30.
A Cottrell-T.—A little side-wheal steamer
of forty tons bortben, recently made her ap
pearance on the Stugnehanna, opposite Harris
burg, and "it attracted s largo crowd of spec -
tators."
Tait Ocean Etfowsaa.—This troop. oantith
ace to do a good busioesa at Masonic Hal
mat - into for Otto accoutozodatioa of obildre,
will be gitroa Ohl. afternoon.
. 'Tee latest. atyle.of Ladles' Shoes st Efo
Clefland'e ATICtiOI3 Bongs, 55 Fifth 'treat.
floor Sorra, sitstios, at Meek Hand's Also
Cos House, 55 Fifth street.
MARRIED:
ill EMI &N-1 4 .c01118NET.-00 ThnesJay
tog, AFtH 14th, by the Rev A. D. Cork, D.D., X
rIIAILLYS AL EIBERRAN ead 1111.1 uzzir. 1.1 •
Ca ESNZT, boil of the D,r•agb a! Danaheater,
C HO WT HLBS—Mc 3E1E.21 LT hand,,
oreolog, e.pril 140, by ibn ame tor. 00, Mr JOl2ll
J. CaOWILLEDS and Ulu ffiflT IdoollB.B3Xlf,
berth of the Ilarongh of lagnochcatol.
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WILIL ON.—On Monday sosnlog; April IS, JOHN
J.. son of Charles and Ratan {Moo, aged fsart‘sn
ma oats
The filenate of the family are !welted to attend the
formed on Wennato,r 10151110, at 10 o'clock, !roue
the reeldeoce of hie p mats, Strawberry alley , near
11,ra. tame!, Allegheny. ,
POP.TER--,oa Teeelay morning, !fah Inst., at
EXo'tlook ISIBELLA, wire tf Jonn P-rter, aged
13 'oar&
fanerel • 111 tete plea aa TEIVESS. r, net
host , 10 etiook a. m., from the zesldsuos of hot
Inutwsol, turner of Ehtlned sod Chestier* BODO.,
Zdencheeter. td
DENN/91011.—Cu th • 17th lust., .1 17 o'cloak
m., et boo residence; No. 171 Peon War, Ninth
Ward, f , widow • Ile leto G o rge Den•
ilston, In tbo Slot pier of hor age.
lb. (tirade end acquelatinoce of tbs family are
m 1.0111117 Invited to abed the future! on ',Fro.
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IItILDAT KOOTICO, GI4 o'clock, to pro•ctal to ths
depot attbe Allegb , ny Valle, Rainy%
MeGOWIN.—On Tniaday learning, 19th Instant,
at ht. scoldanco at PO2O button, Panne. Railroad,
1:1 t. klcaulVlN.
Notbe if funeral In Thartday morning papsrs.
BET.SON.—At his late residence. No. lt: Laeosk
street, Allathene, Tuesday, April 10th, ltlo/IMID
DEMON, Esq., In the C3th year of his age.
Tfie funeral irfli take place at 10% o'clock A 1., on
TerssaAr, the 218 that.
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INSUITAtiCE COMPANY, on 'the 14 dxy of Jaws:
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Main and Mortgages (bang Braaten on
Real Satan, In Be. York and Brooklyn
earth at lout 11313.00 j... .„ Hem (4
LAS= fjfooks, pad able anasmanden-u.;r
kat value of Spcnritlaa bald a/Collator.
nft . num) oo
uoit.l Sulu Starks .sfnvi Witin — enT.
pony. faarkatulas .. . ... 100,400 00
Baal ILatate tanftunab.red)..—. 1,657 33
later•-t Andruad (of which graXsr 3tart
dna daanary /at, fa already 0,547 es
nalanoa I. hands of Agents, and In 0=129
of tranonhalon from Agents—. 5,4310 00
Bllhr-Inforisahl• for Prandnms on ( aloud
kinks, and tabor 10,5157 IA
ash Premiums, fur oltacted an Polktaa
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Clalnt far Laval onatandlng Jan. 1, • fi...5 10.375 (.0
lispsld 232
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Turman Tn.T0w,166x04617.
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Ircudiagion, April 18.—Judge; Bwayne, of
the United States Supreme Court, Governor
-Dennison, General Garfield, Profaner Peek,
and some others, visited three Ohio regiments
—the sixty seventh, sixty- second and twenty
fifth, to. day and made add Two of
them tied recently returned from South Caro
lina. Not the slightest allusion was made to
polities, but in one of the regiments at the
close of the address, the soldiers called out
three groans for Mr. Long, and gave them
with hearty good will.
TEN RUM BELL
The Dank bill was vigorously pushed by
Mr. Hooper, on Saturday, and scarcely any
nmeodments were permitted. The Democrats
did their beet to delay action, but It was
finally pushed forward to an engrossment and
third reading, and to morrow Mr. Hooper
hopes to put it on its passage. Some leading
Administration men express'a dobbt of their
being able to pass it. One or two men who
are Intorested in State banks vote steady with
the Democrats.
LIGIBLATING n Illllllol3T
The Houle et last beeps to look like lekis
sting In earnest, with the view to a speedy
adjournment. The Bank bill went through
to-day by a decided majority,, being nearly in
the same shape In which ths original bill,
subsequently amended to death, we. reported.
An effort to stop the !nattier' of currency
end the rite In gold is already taking. shape
in general acts of both Houses. The Senate
has peeled the gold bill. The Homo has
paned the bank bill, and will push forward
the tax bill. The propositions in the House
to-day to rabic the tariff fifty per cent., is
looked to the tame end, it being summed that
It would check the executive importations now
going on under the idea that the tariff is loon
to be raised, and ao lessen the demand for gold.
The rote on the bank bill, to tax Slam
book.•, of which the Associated Press furniabes
the particulars, is part of tho same general
policy Tho Senate Is engaged upon the
amendments of the Finance Committee to the
lerislatise appropriation bill. These amend
ments generally have been agreed to, with
the exception of those 'for the Department of
Agriculture, which reduced the House pro-.
vision from one hundred and fifty seven
thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
Mr. Sherman cffored an amendment em-•
bodying, essentially, the items embraced in
the Douse bill, and making the total appro
priations about one hundred and forty then—
sand dollars, which was adopted by a Vote of
23 to 17.
nuiendmeat by Mr. Pessenden, limitlttg
the amount for printing and blanks In the
Agricultural .Department, era. lost by a rata
of 16 to N.
T 63 GOTSIXoy aY ILLINat3 agruoaiato TO COX
■ICCiOC orricias roa TriGio IttOEXLITX.
An or4Or will be Issued to morrow atithorl.
sing the boverner of Illinois to commission
atoms for neg,ro regiments. Gov. Yates Use
been asking (or this for some time, elaLming
that ho could raise negro troops much Mote
rspidly If ho hail power to cot:mission the
mon'irhom nogrom knew and had eonfidence
In no
lITYCNOTH ST LOS'S LIST
It
i/ underatoods it is believed, at army
hindquarters that Lee now boa ■ force equal
ba that with ',glob be invaded Pennsylvania
last Summer. Lot:street la supposed to be
baek;cind is is reported thastwiareptd has
also come ET from Char!eaten with a portion
of his trooPs, and that Joe Johnion is being t 6
some extent drawn upon.
700 COLD MID STOCI tante.
The panic in Neer York speculative °lsola
•id tumble of gold and stooks gives decided
satlefectlen 'hero.
'Secretary Chase Is expected bock to uight,
and it is understood that he returns in a de
oi4adly bettor humor than when ho wen t
veal; still none expocts a permauint depres•
stun in stooks and gold anti' Congress shall
take decided moaiures on the tax and cur
Fancy questions, and until our military sim
onises shall again give ascurauce that thebot
:tom Is not out of everything.
TEM Pons PILLOW litrlCHll.4l%
It it proposed that the Gomroittee on the
Condos: of the War shall at otonsineestigate
the atroOiettee said to hese been perpetrated
at Fort Pillow, with a vase tualieniing a ease.
fol gatea:lnt of Lots for • basis of ntali•-
tion if our &mind for rare,. ha not einoplled
with.
I =!t!
Gen. Kilpatzt k left the array tLta morning
for the West, to ultimo a vemitlon'already
assioned to him uncle! Gen. Sherman'. Ile
bed quite au oration from kla old Goapi.on
taking Me leave of them. Brig. Gen. Wil
son Is his successor la command.
zouia.rzosx xervxxaa ye , rxxfxsata
Thu Presidtnt returned to the Senate to
daz the nominations, being mostly Western,
Ilia nding fear or fire from ertileh
the Sonata sent back to Lim come time , ago,
on the ground' that there more no Uyaeatoies.
Tho President Insists that there eta violin
cies, and a letter from the Secretary of Wer
takes the same ground.
Ot . .7.01:700,
It is understood, Is about tole ordered from
Aletrandria to New Mexico, to reileie Gen.
Carlton. Oen. Stough will be remembered ti
a former member of the Ohlo Legislature from•
Cincinnati. The department of Nur Mexico
Ir to be added to that of Colorado, to thecom
mud of which a Major General le soon to be
uslgned.
?HI MTII.B7IGATIO2 07 Ta■ rolial11:1.01/f Arius.
. Senator Wadoand Representative Gooch will
go to Port Pillot aecompanied by a short
hand reporter, on behalf of the Committee on
the. Conduct of tho Wu, to noresttgate the
otrownrtras era of the Late rebel atrocious.
T/111 WHIIIKIT SILL
It Is understood that when, that 'por
tion of • the tai bill affecting whiskey
coma, up Mr. Waohburno will yoneat hb
tight for taxing the stook on hand, 6?-w./I.°ll
tho Houso previously voted several tioreaaY
denidod majorities:
1301R0111 0? SALLIIITS.
Bp the amendment of Mr. Fessenden tbe
salsl7 of Treasurer Spinner war. liviites, ed to
$6OOO. Hss
Ilia amendment to incroa , the
,
du of labarars , workingmen afttfineffenSirs
twenty per cent. vu adopted, with the pia
vision that no such sMary should exceed $9OO.
The Chippewa Indian Chie6, note la the
city, to execute s treaty with - the geranium;
ttdtedthe-Prozident today. Chief, liole•in
the•Day nude i opeecit in hla native 632gu0,
wh!ob wzgrespostded to by the Ptuldent.
4 009 D 110V:1,'
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Me ows ln Congress will seen elate nearly
all our positions in South eirognia,4sorgia
and Florida, to be bald by negro 0044 thus
relieving white trooyi tartest'. sierileeree
negro regiments start for this destinaideM to.
roman • TOLVIOLL CUM:
&miry opinions got' totetiser:ASSl might,
and !griped s pnlitk:tal dab for !b3 ~aroteg
oacipdgn." Thay. onlisusted
of. 6ZAliZtlof9
ililobinipt Om , WllnissiSbase' !
Ev•Afaii igi49as wilt i» )uld Sejalatl7
.ttiandAftoric«riatreT;6ris.
k ii 4 d i** 4l .. * * l 4o l, !. 4 . l o*‘ ;
C.k.• ;1,7, ti
Imorrow, and from day to day thereafter man
parsed... The ether cement bailees§ will be
pushed Oyer to the eienteg muttons.
ADJOCIMICLIT OF rim EGTIIIIIII COVET.
The Supreme Court ■dJoarned to day, nix!
die. Chit!' Jostles Taney presided, apparent,
ly In big usual health and strength. •
GCS. SALDY Elt/TIL
• • •
Gan. Baldy Smith came up yesterday from
Portia' Monroe, and after an interview arith
Gen. Grant returned to-day.
ALVT OP TEM yonexsc.
The Army of the Potomac, le all ready to
move. All the camp followers are gone. The
roads will be dry very 'soon, pules' we have
more rain.
Masan. Lincoln, Seward, Colfax, and others,
hare gone to Baltimore to open a Fair for the
benefit of the Sanitary and Christian Com
missions.
IZI2I=IME!
Major General Westiburne is ordered to
West Tennessee to take the command of Gan.
Ifarlbat o relieved. Ha leaves Washington
this evening.
Prerident Lincoln has to-day pardoned
nineteen deserters and others sentenced to be
shot by court martial.
113:122111
Gen. Spinner, the United States Treasurer
has been III:dolls!, unwell, but Is recovering
LATEST DISPATCHES
Special Dispatch to the Plttabarit, Gazette.
Wainnawros, April 19, 1934
krrEOLON .
Daniel W. Wildor true oatifiroiod Surgeon
General of Kansas and Nebrults to dad.
R 1313.73 07 TIM ADMISIBIITATILLS CIaICIIB
?bedsit malts of the •dosiolitration cal
rtur bid het night is Seen to-day in the rig'
onus effsrta to push forward the oonsideration
of the tee bill. Debate sill be enacted as
mach as possible to the details of the bill,
and banewnhe cot oh'
LITTILS3 Or PROMIXANTDIYOCILATS TO JOHN C
=EMI
Tt
rill be remembered tbet Can. Garfield,
to the course of his op, eoh lc reply to Long,
referred to letter.., obteitied by Rosecratie
epics, from prominent Indiana Democrats,
one of thorn from AI member of Congress, to
John C. Breckiaridge, written shortly be
fore the battle'cf Chickamauga. At the tim e
Holman and other DJ:zoo:an were eery
noisy In demanding the name., Gott. Gar.
field produced the letters to-day, and pro
ducted a very decided fettering to tha Dem
ocratto racks thereby. The following are
copies :
Reclaim', lan , July 14th, 1863.
Mu. Gni. Joan C. Basccorsunas--Dea r
I take the great plasm.* of recommending to
your favorable acquaintance the bearer, Mr.
-, of °coon Castle, t his State. Mr.
nankin wishes. to vigil the South, and not
ha subject to any danger from each • triaL
Mr. Rankin was connected with the Union
army ae the quartermaster of the 10th Begl.
meat lad. Vohs ~but resigned Immediately
after the evacuation of Corinth, Mize by
your forcer, and hashad uo sympaChlee
or connection with the army since.
Any duty that he may agree to perform, you
may rely upon it that lt will be faithfully
done, and say favor shown him will be recip •
roosted by MO, whenever an opportunity of.
fare.
I am, General, yoursarith much respect.
lSigned,) Jona O. DATLS.
Gazzanaarts, Lon, July I, 1863.—Dreir
I take this mothod of Introducing to your
favorableconsideration, Mr. Oliver 8. Rankin,
• resident of this place. Mr. wishe■
to enter the service of t!,e South In some ca
pacity, so that ho can hi of some avaia!anca
to your cause. I can c defy recommend him
to you as an energetic and faithful Man in
any capacity you may 1 lace him, and r know
that he can he of vain .ble assistance to you.
Mr. Rankin was foratine time connected with
the Union army, bar became disgusted with
the party to power, and resigned In conse
luence there-f. A y favor sho•n him will,
am satisfied, near: be betrayed.
I am, General, re y resnectfrilly, your ohs •
dime servant,
• D. L. ECLUM
To Gen. loan C. 13 1:CICIXIIIDOE, C. S. A..
.loher4l. Davie ens If Democratic Congress
man from Voorhees' district far eight years,
and Eckles has been Circuit Judge in the
yams district.
Mr. Voorhees made an exceedingly lame
effort at amply, saying that ho kiioor nothing
of the CU., and would tb, :afore say nothing
•thee, going on to endorse both the gentlemen
at able patriots, and calling attention to the
foot that the letters presented wore only *aides.
Ile did not, however, deny their authenticity.
through Mr. Garfield told him ho would be
very glad to have him do to.
Mr. Garfield stated that the letters were I
obtained by a rebel spy professing to be a
rebel, and thus gaining their confidence, who
afterwards used them to carry them through
the rebel lines. It is understood that he is
prepared with ample proof of their authen
ticity.
encLvis'e rAcirta-acusO L D BILL
- • .
The Committee on tho Pacific Railroad
'have reported Sherman's bill with important
;amendments understood to accede with the
euggestions from the Secretory of the Tree
sury. No Vetted States bonds Arc authorised
by the several railroad companies. The cent.
ponlea may issue their own beads in the
emu of one thousand dollars, payable thirty
yens after date, tearing six per cant interest
pay able In got/ nut sliver coin lead. stritally,
et the rate of 24 for each mile eomplefed end
equipped to the easterly base of the Rocky
idonntnine, and it 6 for each mile, for ono
hundred and fifty miles west of said base,
and eastwirdly front the weeilbra base of the
Sierra Nevada, and forty-eight for each mile
between mountain incline, and twenty
fear from base of Sierra Neraiia-- ens
The Secretary of the Treasury Is required to
endorse the guarantee for, the payment of In
terest for forty nine years, and pay the
first year's interest gratuitously. It author
ises the building of bridges over the Missis
sippi and Missouri rivers, not less than ninety
feet %bey, low water mark, and not more than
forty feet above high water mark.
61.CGSTAIL7 CUldi
Wes.on the floor of the Senate and Roue to
day. Ito mis s warmly congratulated by the
'friends of the government on the fall In gold,
and the general surrender of Well et*. Ile
does, not ,regard this, however, as helonging,
to aajthing permanent, unless backed by leg-
Itlativo action. That to WWI) a sounder
baste to our financial attain he accordingly
urges a heavier taxation than the Wayi and
Means Committee have entiodied in their
and a corresponding increase In the thrill;
and the passage of the general gold bill. Se .
continues to express the belief that even after
this they mut dependfor their perfect lateen
on victories in the geld:
TUB Catellll/1 CHIEFS
The Chippo Ira Ohlida bad a very satisfactory
Interview with • Comminsioner Dile at the In
dian Office. They not being satisfied with the
treaty made at Bed Lake, the Senate made
such amendments to It se suited the views of
the Tudians. The action of the dosemeeent
being stated by Mir. Dale io a brief addresv,
the spokesman of the Chiefs made a , roply is
which he exprened himself wall sails digt,:end
In favor of peinktual peace with the children
o the Great Sather, the President of the
Tinited, States.
OM OP MIL BLAU.
The report of the linink Blairlnrcitigating
Oomndttee,to,expeoted in • di, or two. P
will prolably door pair, at loot" infart,
bat bliaroculans inelst that the witneciem
Biel: has bnnrsht . forward can be prayed to
be' titteeitpitorsliiibli, l *id - hip effort to
implicate, treiTtry,egertto prays • signal
!slim. •
trAiother setiori of the . intietts in?Ttdee toi
the aptilatment ofi's coax:afttoe *..rardon;
strata with the' &Qat, pen:their,-
401144144eigii 44terq 1 4*(04cf. r ;
tite ill:Aras. .
ffir ti":eikiiiiijeet,4iita:pt
lbw, to buriesasokiaitgnintinitoiw::
a lf g e : llllC9o4444*P*Phd to 0307
—.,x . G4:su;.:w'.. , ^w'Y.~+"~_l;. , r , ssix~.<,s<<,;.-.:~ =E's~ ~ti':
teat Lake Superior and Midday:. The bill
requrree the canal to be commenced within
threeTui, and completed In ten.
sr. 13111 id AGERCT
The Secretary of the Interior tocommends
to Congress the establishment of • new
Indian agenoy of Apache ; Kiowa and Ca
manche Indiana, at a salary of fifteen hun
dred dollars. Also to increase the pay of the
Green Bay agency.
MI, erelll7l , DIY., OP I. Y., BCIPP ' IRTS Till
Stebbens, of N. Y., though `Domo
cat, Imo a Very hearty support to-day to the
tax bill. Tha party, however, will violently
oppose it.
THII Atli TORS BLiYIKILS
A large number of the New York hankers
were before the ; Senate Finance Committee
to•dq tirging o. their objeciions to the bank MI
which hail jot paseed'the Rouse. •
CHIIDIB AGAINST TIM LITT DIPAIIIIIIST
The Senate Naval Committee hes been in
vestigating certain chargoa , against the De
partment, but will report exonerating it.
It will be an Impossibility of adjourning at
the time agreed ripen, without more diligent
attention to busimus Is strongly urged.
TUX PIUSIDZIET'II LAST ZSOT.PtION.
The President returned from Baltimore
this morning. He gives hie liht 'wining re
ceptson for the season to•night.
• PIOPonD IdCYaaEI OT TAII7I/ LAST. •
The highly Important resolution yesterday,
to increase the. tariff temporarily fifty per
cent. was log through the shim:leo of mem
bers on our side.
OIL QUIT ♦ID TIII laraLla Coale,
Gen. Grant Is said to harp Intimated that
ho Intends to putauch of the Invalid Coeval
two fit for service, at It, and to send borne
those who are not.
Lies roacie xoTuso
hi rumored that Le. ia moving a portion
of his taws across the Rapidan noar
eon Coart House
I=!
Two of Lee's scouts were captured in Cul
pepper, a day or two since, disguised as team
sters. They will be dealt with according to
law.
Lac 0.210 ALT Or rloralST )10113301. CURIAL.
The Senate bill Increasing the rank and
pay of Provost Marshal General O'Bry an was
passed to-day.
NAVIGATION OTTO, NIN3IB9IPPI TO BA INPROVID.
In the House to night • variety of minor
business was pushed off.
Mr. Allison reported a bill from the Com
mittee on Roads and Canals, to Improve the
navigation of the Mississippi at Rook Island
and Keokuk. The bill was spning anti
patted, notwithstanding a protest from Mr.
Moorhead, providing fors bridge over the
Ohio river at L .31 2 1 .'1110, ten feat above high
water mark, with draws Co as to not-ititerfere
with navigation.
RICOISTIVCTIOX
The debate on reconstruction is now going
on. Mr. &rattlers, of Dstamers, it /peaking.
re■ Laar iteCLerfol
There is an immense Jam at the President's
to night, on the occasion of the last reception
of the season.
PEIDESILVANIA LEGISLATURE.
p. 1.1 Dig .Itia tor th. Pittsburgh Gault,.
ammenclo, April 19, 48U
DIGUI 11.11.06110
Sr..' :re —Morning Sension.—Relativ• to at
taahmenh, negati red; inorease of pay of Com
, inhalators of Medford county; supplement to
the law lelatire to unaeatediand, to 81. Clair;
bill for the relief of Jacob Hoge, an old top
dier, Indiana county, negatieely ; Mr. Gra
ham, a topplement to the bill opeang an
alloy in Allegheny city, April Bth, 1861; Mr.
McCandless ? oneirelailvo to gradttating:lande.
The Sancta Occupied all morning in discuss
ing The Mil repealing the sot of last year, gir
th; pxorkl,o3ll(Lio of :the land scrip fond to
Agalanlrrtraktlign. SoliooL Nearlyill.the
Sanatory Opinion, were as an.
rim, as Senators' prtvata motions of law and
right.
Mr. Graham urged 'strongly, tts passage to
• third reading. It Is largely amended. The
bill ear under consideration till baltput
twelve.
Afternoon Seesioti.-11r. Graham's bill rola
tire to the removal of a portion of the trade
)of the Penney ironies Railroad, on Liberty
street, Pittaburgh, wu taken up and Pasta&
The Ilona some days since amended the
nate bill fixing the time for holding the
popular election on the new amendments to
the Constitution, by providing for an extrases
lion of the Legislature to receive the realm.
The Senate rejected this. - The Howe then,
recommended a Como:Atte:a of Conference,
which the Senate refacedqo-day, therefore
the bill falls, unless a now Committee of eon.
bateau bl appointed. )
:
The joint Select Committee reported
today on the testimony taken by them
concerning frauds perpetrated by certain
allure and citizens at this point, upon
re-enlisted veterans. In one instance, they
allege, there were three hundred and fifty
veterans accredited to Chester.cocinty, out - of
which a colonel, captain and eitisen made
jointly $17,500.
A hill for a change of venue was called wilt
the case oocartingin Iloaroeuunty, where a
government epectal woe engaged in arresting
a deserter, and was forced to shostthe - latter
in ) pelf defence. The feelings are to hostile
to the prisoner, that a fair trial could not be
hid. The Democrats opposed the change.
- The — Dellviorate made several side motionito
retard its proves., but all failed, sad it woe
carried. Oil City Dock Charter, final Passage,
16 to 11.
Elooss..—Merning &a:ca.—rho House was
•ng•geddi the forenoon considering. A good
deal of progress was m•do on dustiest rending
of the chaster of the Bank of Pittsburgh.
Objected off.
wiesznALLS rAsacn.
Afternoms Sarien.—Pittaburgh end Rhl4-
dalphia Coal Oil Company; Juniata Iron and
Coal Company. Mr. Earthane, a supplement
to the Eicuquehanne and Allegheny Railroad;
relief of John Carroll, Treasurer of Jefferson
county; relative to pay certain officers to Al
legheny oounty; to authorize the. Scheel I;lA
rectom of Uniontown, Fayette county, end
certain ".Lutheran churches In Lebanon and
Westmoreland eounUes, to sell real estate;
to vacate a facial= road In Allegheny county;
onerto' Incorporate Big spring' Valley Turn
pike.; supplement to the Allegheny Turnpike:;
one to increase the pay of eupervisare and
memory ; one to COattla land titles in Lair;
county;inure ono to charter Giant loritl
Jefferson county ; one for the Improvanient
company to facilitate the passage •of coal
!mate on the Monongahela river; One to dab.
taw the Westmoreland coal company; one to
ineerporate the Allegheny ValleiTtilegroph-;
one to charter the Ciononquesne and Allegheny
railroad; one to incorporate the Womanisers:
and Monongahela Tuition 4 one to chime
the oil crook ridgeway; onatoextend the char.
tar of Parmyrs k Droren bank of, Oseeneno. ;
one relative to "the capital Of the litanies' go
bank; charter of the Preuttpte Isle Ptro Ma
rine Insurance Company of Brio; newel of
the low erecting Oak 0111 School of Clarion
.county Lo f t appointing a Notary at Pau
Creek, county; to incorporate the Nation:al Express company; to incorporate Mt.
, llelon Borough, Huntingdon county.
emu OItIZOTZD 071.
One chartering tho Forest Coal Improve
ment company; one rebates to the Pitts
'bug & Connell/villa Itallrostr one to charter
.the thugaeliamea* Allashony Hamad; one
to choctaribe BontheznPenn.
eylranla ralhead ; one relatticto toltroe the
Philadelphia &Brie Mires& "
XthailrialitidgmaLui
Nur Tozro'
Modifttpalstiefhu Imater.tUtihri:
I Plok hair pia* big. redriatiouti Ay-Mod I
§ 1 .: 11 01 1 g.4 44: 'lOll bisliVVrikitf so
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. 6-y
!The Red River Expedition
UNION DISASTER.
OUR CAVALRY REPORTED ROUTED
UNION LOSS OVER 2000
The Enemy Innativ Checked.
Clucaoo, April 18.--The Creamy efourrial
•pnbliabes letters from the Red river expedi
tion, giving details of a aeveraThalon disaater
at Pleuant Rill, De Soto Pariah, La. O
1 cavalry of the 3d and 4th divisions of the 13th
Army corps, after o hard fought battle, were
I put to tout by a largely superior rebel force.
Gen. Stoneman was In command of the
movement. The 9th army corps finally came
up and checked theaneroy. !
Our lore was over 2,e90. The enemy also
lost heavily. :
Gen. Ransom, who command the 3d and 4th
division, was wounded in the carlicat part of
the fight. •
The Chicago hfereantlle battery lost all Its
guns and four officers and twenty-ore men.
The letters of the , Joirnal are dated at Grant
Score, on the 10th and 'lilt InSta.
DRAW :1: 8 FRODIRIDRIVB.
Banks' Army Marching Toniarda
Shreveport. .
TEE CAPTIIII OF THE WILMER KILLED,
•
Treaty Between the Rebels and Maxi
milli= Predicted
THE EL.1.4"8•01.9 EL ECTIOX
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED
Sr. Louts, April Dsmiseriss kat sev
eral dispatches from Bad River, containing
nothing, however, of especial importaare.
Little had occurred except some
Banks' army hod left Grand Encore on the
i eixtb, and boats last oat from fted Rive - rm.
port . hisilleet within one hundred miles of
Shreveport, and was expected to reach there
on the 12th - .N , • •
Several hundred rebel prisoners reached our
fleet from New Oileani, to be exchanged for
ph like number of our men who are in the
; hands of the rebels.
Houdreds of Louisianians are taking the
amnesty Oath. '
It Is reported that Captaltrrieithwise, of the
I gunboat Chillicothe, was killed on the 4th by
a abet from shore.
-
I Prominent_ Frenchmen of New 'Orleans pre
-1 diet a treaty•of friendship' between the Con-
Ifederstei and Maximilian, backed by:lU
.
poleon.
The French commander-in-chtef ' bee or
dered Admiral Bores to make effective dettion
!etrations agalaat Goan's. 1
Santa Anna has returned from St. Throws.
A Leavenworth dispatch says that- returns
from all the important mantles • of. Kthase
show a triumph for Lincoln Over Carney.
The United States Express' cotopsoy was
robbed at St. Joseph yesterday ; of thirty.
thousand dollars
The Memphis molten market was. unualudly
active outhellith. Former prices unchanged.
The receipts are three thousand hiles from
IV hite river.
Congresalonal.
Wastnnoros Corr, April 19,1801.
arrATE.-04 motion of Mr. Anthony, It
wet resolved that the Committee on Panting
be instructed to Inquire Into the expediently of
pointing a limited number at documents for
sale. -
I Mr. Lane, of Ind., called upsthe House bill
raising thenak, pay and emoluments of the
Provost Marshal Unmoral to those of, a Briga
' dier General, which was passed. •
A message wab received from the House
announcing that they Insisted upon the dis
agreement to the Modems bill, and ask a Com
. mutes of Conferees.
After some debate, the hill attar alfew un
important amendments, woo paned and sent
to the House.
Mr. Sumner moved to take tip the bill to.
repeal the fugitive • sieve low. Mr. Davie
objected.
On motion of Mr. Trumbull, the ajen and
nays were called yes, 26, nays, 10. .The
bllipisssed to a second reading.
Sherman moved to amend by excepting
the act of February 12, 1793.
- Haas. --Thellouso cozen:rod iii
theSeeate
amendment to the .11011/10.nsolia Lica, so an to
read, ' , that the Commitlie on the Conduct of
the War shall inquire into the truth of the
rumor attending the recent attach on Fort'
.Pillow, and whether that fort could not have
been eullleiently reinforced," and report the
facts as coon as possible.
The llama then went into Committee' of
the Whole on the State of the Lielon'i Mr. -
.Wealiturna in the chair, antlproceaded to the
consideration of the internal tai bilL
• Mr. Morrill, of Vt., explained the prdpoal
ions of the measmle. The. war having con
tinued longer than was anticipated, it was
now 1104011311:7 to revise., Mir estimates,
so as cover all dencl
The demand to
upon the trend ry are eas p ids:
cedented, but oar resources Ire to any
emergency, good Or had- Tha recitiPtoi from
this .6111, and from foreign importetiotta
will, dedeeting the ordinary expenses; of a
100 millions aunttally,.bn touch greater than
would-pay in tareest on the debtor 3th oilseed
millions. with a very respectable slaking pins
Besides, if we pass this bill it will shot!. that
we will maintain our Illancial credit in all
cane. We hats under the presentlaw remind'
forty or Mt, utlllione more! than last yen , .
Sion now the revenue from the Internal tax
to more Important to the treasury .thatibe
,crane from Impeirts.Aatid: both ere eq - to
any ordinary rep udiate! la time of peace.
U we pass this. measure without curtailing the
rates, we shall: tarnish proof that we can not
only pay the interest on the public debt, and
ordinary expenditures in time of • wari but
shall contribute handsomely to keep ant ex
expenditures within moderate-•
Wo shall 'hew' theirieople of the United States
that wo not only have the means to pay every
dollar we owe or over 1111103 re, hot the prin.
51011. and interest of the public debt.fit
corn. He repeated anti, the patine faith
will be maintained at bonsai/. !The
Government is • Mow supplied:with more
gold than is suMclent for its prirposes, and Is
actually begging lb erediteirs to receive pay-:
ment In advance, In order to he relieved of the
pletborio gold, which ia blocking up.the OM=
cameo of the country. Lot it be known that;
if the war be closed ere 1860, we will bugle
not only to support the. Government, butpay
the National debt In a little more thad ten
years. Let It aim ibelcriown that the preseint
large annual • eipendituris riot'
equal to one annual increased
,rvedith..
He- trusted-that every- member would 'eon-
Sent to Mahe Tante eacrlfleel for the good .
of the country. Let us hare tuna nd
loans to lessen the amount of legal tend
ers, and. Menne the pay of. the poldiore.
It 13 .looped that, the internal and !Ripon'
tarn snable-the Secretary of rho- Tres.
raryl•ati obtain 'all'. the fends hdintete' and
rtdain the legal tender issues. Tho. frealtszeor
will contribute much morn - to , the national
wealth.- than even:, their Mende, claim. •
wealth.:
largely increasing the amount of
preduetion bierhielt they were tilted by, un
paid and forced labor. • He ex a mined itio tat.
jeat In en economical light, and did not pro
ton a mere theory.. Oar faith is pledged to
give them shelter and protection.
hie.' Morrill then examined of lenjoh , Oho
prominent feahaiii - of the bill, stating that
even iwithout Zit machinery we might *use
e larger ram than is , now projoeted. • Will.
Yield over two hundred and. illy million
when fairly Ito °petition. . • •
.
Reboil Mall Carrier Captoreit.,-Cotten
Boyers Rob,
. bed by Rebel.
Cargo, April 18.—The ablator Lady Pike,
from Memphis on the 16th, passed op with
800 hales or cotton; 160 of which . wet* for
Branseille;aid the remainder for PlucinnatL.
OA the ilth Captain -; Phelps , of gunboat No.
26,orptored a rebel mall- nattier near emelt
era Bluff, Ark., with fire hundred letters from
Richmond and ether prolate, and: 69,000 per,
edrdon i"..lps for Tikes 'uniy." The letters
contained citiolal• communicattimi tor Shrers
port, and a ecaudderable =cant 6t Pedi4t,
New York Stack and Money Market:
Natr. ,
raki, AMII 19. 4 r. K.--Morgado.
have =4 arrangements to riotous badarry?
114ineiti Taff strbigaot; atidTiirtWatara
dlttarbod.—.4 leatilar Lastitatton hasikoit.
"Tett Oiled for larior.margiar on stocks: , — 1-
17m aFoisk markor hur pips/Sally ramlrld
fromm Osvaldo. and tomato Sallstrariar
aorta&
..- Gold bra tanta itt loom( tddli. and
km rims ta1683016111 axidmika taaraltalat
109Xalla for gokL Tratormakmat brats*,
reasirtisztios for thopttaban at raThabarba. -
';', -
•-•
Aftalfn Da
Aid' 18.;—Tlin?stoanter
Dasible. has mired from, Pastan& She
- brlngig ,aik fattens afthelth.' The occu
pation - .Of&big= by 2000Prettehl „ poops
co:linnet - `O.•
Proposals-bin twin' mai to Old ?inn Al.
verse to aeltoowisdgy the - asepiro.;::l3o de
°Mum to listen to ahem, waled thi Trench
'meth, enosohm ot , . htt -Calgrittji atiOtath°
would sonata= to the last eitzezoitl.
/t 1. holland that the Donseh will dad the
mountaineers of GISMO amongst that: most •
unsougumable enemies in Xtudoo. -'
The Utast adilees from Aksko sate that .
Den. Disuse hold that city with , 700tbiezi-: -
ens, and wis confident_ of hli abils .i t'de
fend , that state against the pinssentr eh
force. In an =matey he could s re
treat to Chiapas or - Guerrero. The , jnattrca
of the stabs are hostile to the Frecteh.,:j
The 1a.40 _Lou.
WASHISOTOII4 . April t9.—The ruby:Optimal
to the tea-forty 101'011*o:tad at the TtOaaary
to-day anointed tot:140,00k =
mAairsts 8Y TELEGRA
Cincinnati Market.;
Special Inapatch m tha Pittsbnigh•llOartn•
Cumulus's, 4 1 4 11 e.N i •• : .
The river at th*!.peint atatirmvy, ; airEj • Ml War
7 inches warm be the channel, The weaker a clear
and pleasant.
Flom—Dull and flat, and prima nominal.
There la a general standoff in holder" a norm
rowa. Buyers are cot ellaposed to meet thatralans,
and bewinem la checked. Madera -tisk /,;.#
City Mm Pork. and TM 50M.,50 for Cleuntrir;
Lsae is held at . I .6ittisXc for City. and Me for •
Ilawatt Ls bold at 01 . 313 r3i; 40 . and Vilt e
nominal at SI, 6 D . •
There fa a . nmrtenr. between tbo views'ofie nyen
and tellers of Coin and hadereals checked, !lluyers
I
to pay over $1 for Ear =dab:died.-
OAT'S steady at 130081 c in bulk s Wad ♦ 9lkErklc fa-
En and BASIS, *re nichanged
Winne' mean, with a good deinattir .1.7411X11
liberal Wes oeuld be made arthat Agurd,but *Were
generally ask be higher, and bisshiese cbicke47 0.,
Phlladelptla YLarketi; ,
Pentanzirnia, April 113—Tbeng fr tIMF and haw
declined Sec per bbl; ealerof MOO bbre Estra
1 7 ,75a3,Z, and Taiteratilerektll, Dye Fro=
end lawn lint there 4ir to change. krboat; Mahe.
lower; ulna of Bad at pp, and White:Sr TV,Par
bush Bpi takanon arrival $1.10.1 t t,9 has
declined lc; 66 bush Ta ll ow sold' at $1;30 Cl
Whim at $1,9081,92. Oga. are staadrat
070 bosh Clover Seed -were sold aggl.M6l . - Kni3d .
Ass Seed at $3,3.633(N. Pre/Lions arez•held •
firmly; sales of old an um Mee Pork at szpar.
Beef llama at TA 60 Vet Mau in pickle at 163$3*sMo
and Smoked at 17yalso. - ' Lard ,rat scarp:at 133$
AC, and 1 keg wed at 16)e".. In Petroleum nide la
not mucli23ning, Crude, .T.ig3te; retined, , 636ls679rrcei
.lsky Is =settled; small eases ID GO, at
IL=
'New - York Market. G :
Na._ Yon. April 16.—Cotton declinedtrftlea
at 79n. Mont . unsettled and 7.sXorolomert &kW 1)4;
10,600 bbl. at $74517,36 kw Etadr. B7 . 7 . s (Alir for %doe :.
Lid $7 90661.L3 Ca Southern. Whams very dullaW. •
nonelaally „lower . ; . Chicag9.l3pdrig $ 1 . 713 0)41V - PA
1 1 4, 6 1. 91 . ro L r k C6 ll e n s ' e: L e e Twfr Ve g a Q4l2 ' z t. 1 4
di r_ ei" T •
eery it 1,3y,01434. wbut, 11.10. •
Ann. Care. Oct. arolasscs watt at 70e:611,34. Naval •
atone grad:. Petroleum nun. • /nights diell;!ael
hear:.
Stock and Money Marker;.,
Na. ink, Apedi 19.—Stocks artier, a d highk;. .
0. n.
..!.....144( •
Cumberland pyLL -- C 3 C. B. * ..123
Central ftrip--11:93$ Michigan CentraL-14$3$ • '
Michigan So u th. ne . : 114); Clerteland*Pittilehaft3k;
N do a9srao 'lli.
Mediußeading ---.- Toledo& eRa:
m k
Canton 69 1 pair ciilAG , tes....
Liana Chicag Cold'n ean 6.53 a •
New York. CatUe'Maiket;
New You., Afelll9.—Beet without much omega,
doting ID hereof buyer.: armed ' / 2 3561 17 .4 Ci A rr
and Veal unchangsd. *ikon .andLazaba}stiv• illed
higher; car at 143,75013,60 per head. Bedew steiidy
steady at Fgr49.s. Receipts SADO lkirece;7,ECOFir*p
and Lambs; ireficußwina. , •!• ' ! ' 4 ._! • •
Sc. Lou!, Market.
Sr. Loma, A prill9.—Recelpta of Cotton Isl7-bAs.
Fleur drimielog. Wheat buoyant. can - Oat.
tirm.
RIVES Errsra,742pcircB.
Jenals Slit Chadra. fOottsge. Olt City. : .
Misorts, tshaeuag . -
arriterratg. • 7 •
Kate kearney,St. loisinlk.nantot Grahise. ksuurvillk.
Joann Huhn Oinclnsail I
The liver continual to racede slew !y at this point,
tim pier marks last ceraning indicating tant 'feat an
lanes. Tin inalber yeterday - woe Mild and-,
plearant, and all that =sad pnesibly be defied •
out bantam. . 0 •
Bonn= attha Urn, we regret to say, Lnot tray
bent, and the mount of freight Le limited: The ann
cadre frmitinkw. ars far, though comparatively
,
The only n aval from below Ls ths Jennie Hubby'
from Cmr onth with a full magi of iniecellantout
eierchandlee. The Little Mann; Chun the ouzel
paint, was dot lac night end will depbtime h* found
tt the wharf Oda morning. Her sursiMat
foaad tinter..
The KateKaney, for it. Long, isd tbo ' Jetanti .
plavb.baiLto ClaVunattLwdniebetorts PlursaLo*aut
Laminae, Cu eel the areal time. The Kt
h a d a
omy ,
dins trip, and the Hobbs - west out Sing
. . .
The Now Ton, Jure= nod Cititenleit L'lneiranatk
for Pittintrgh on Saturday; tad tho Mtn Spray;',
Golden Kra, Empire City. and liannor. , yore an,"
nonoad to karma Monday.
inept.. Horton Irsanlnded .gland his Sue ref
ideamer. Ontario, for linbrille, stirr -iow Ip4;
Mg amino foot of Liberty snaost,' takhm on kaillnart
iron for that port . the will to _study- to. ifiTll b
Copt C. Si. Stall hue *ad the Skakliagnm rink, :
boat, Macon, to Capt.. John ,List and, 'Lent*:
Sewell, for 610,0130...1her newomonslittend running:
her between Wheellag sad
Col disilimunr, clamor the steinmarkalegh Picree;..
• arrived** Clod:matt cat Satcardsyfects NewOrkezeta::
Mecums ttpos the Olive Branch, and witnessed
Om of the tight at Fort Pillow. . -.4
The KM* hobleson and Armada mired at Mac:.
chant' from. thkelty on Surnity. • •
O
Ths non and -known stator... Ohio Capm
D Chapin, will pontlnly Inns' for Clucinnatt .
Louisville this evening.- •
Th. Minerva, Capt. Gordon, is the ing - ular packetll;
ra• ivbeeing tr.hy, ,imbut prorsiAly at tool.
Thei gianach and pof cilmrStarilgta, Capt:Chm,„ A. •
Kann, it Slant UP =WIT. and pontirely get." , l
or Mr St Lcials mad the llppor fitindmippl„ thia
nillg. Sue het enelleut m
gone anamoditions fur pun:l2T
Thu rpLendid MSjlephen, Ciapt blame , will pat. '
drily lean for St Loon to-day. The Dora =cotton
of this net nail that ta nonnaut -
SiTi. &num
Widain Ouat.... W. M. .. Lnt,. -is anutriatmed for
. Lonia on day •
Witlip Lb. following =gala:Mi . t parignj'ah from
theSt lamb, frafose • - ,•
Tb. Madam boon at Iderulkis hnstminlidion ro
quirlog all boom pawing that point to have their .;
.Muhltped beme lt fore tiny can beachstred. In the
a boat ing between the holm of 6 pia :,
ad D m nab. is .ellher compelied.ntstisin In 1.11.
all that time, or come down - from_ twenty to fifty ;' -
dollars =the individual who does the managing who
chasm that bo Is not eon:Lolled not after
Lome without Ma pockets being selirgrermed;
are credibly =fanned that tenni boats came crp
within Monett week were compelled 143 my from 12u
Sst omb, for a clearance: 'ltis to be hoped that tha -2; ,
proper astborftioe will look into Cast:niter, =tape'
bo a stop to =eh; no lmpaitlsa 131 , 00 our, tot Ilhezai a• t r
Manumonert 'et Tnatia...-o=gresthte • bill
before it providing for . a saw spade of inessuring rut.
eel. to snits att./m.lr tonnage. Atprennt„.all wren
an manual by tht wan general ruln-gm,kaugtb,.
breadth mad depth bung * xived at by ta i rtittannarnts
e t re/gra d :lf air volt% Is wore ' constructer o u' a il tg
tame modellmt ha modern ship-building .the same
rale, ft It Nand, will not wort foi all:, It M raid the
result oft will
examination late showei that the -
caLy trap way, to &termini" the trot tossers:3ra ven
bells escertalse by cornet" memairduett, Opus ed. 1" ,
entitle principle., ILO whole intenna . tabld eapacin Zi :-
of tbe noel. T he Home bill towheads thegenata - ,10
simply grenades th tin .eratin embiralampacity of
. - 07.
tbs evesol shall ho esurtalned, and Mutt.' divided by
one heludrtd,gima the tonsiago-or , hundred odds -
F OS .SALE.
mut asp tail timaza.: 2 ' •
A tiodi of land, ono 'lino Ahem,- tboiddlorbony
to door. and comorookagag WU% ft byA ros4 _
11 . 3 t4a eant.
U . dm, -all, from .;,!
Orastobori. on the A.* U. W. It: A.. RtKowdtas
oath OIX PLAN and MUM= IdiodOW:cda.l3l'
log lOW sues; Is of:el:Apr mola..
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Apulia &
Sato, caps, and Strowz Goods,
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