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The Beehing Matter on this Page
i ff o o n m Yesterday's , Evening
ih
TWA - mod of.tha &mutter sustained by our
fisteei oit the Bad Biverhas now receivedoiß
e iOttstion, sad there can hardly be any
good mason - shown why we 'should not alio
eredlithe inference advanced by the writer who
Int oonuntstiliated the intelligence of the affair
—thatthe effect will beto delay the entireek
pedition for Some time, to bring up reinforce
numb andeffect better organisation. True,
the dispatch from Captain Pennock to BeCTO
, tary Welles says thatthe rebels were 'land
,somely Whipped" the nest day, but that may,
and probably, dew, mean no more than
that oar forties were able to - reptiles the
idtcutked In a strong position
to which thilltad fallen buck. It [lrby no
.„means iniplied ailltde that the 'advance to
'l3hraugiort, which was the Brat objective point
oldie expedition, can be made at present. It
.appeare that the movement which resulted In
this*.disutor to our &Mg was controlled by
' Generalßtone of Ball's Bluff fame, now Gen
ersi Banks's Chief of Btaffi (who in this In
, stance, seems to have attained to no better
„ . generalship than a repetiticin of bipolar' ex
% ploits)(--)andnotby General Stoneman, as our
. dispatches stated. The. latter is, we believe,
In East Tennessee with General:Schofield.
Mr. Stebbins's !peewit - cal the War Ten.
This wintry will be cages to read this
. portant epeeoh, which was delivered OR Timi
s*y in the Holum of Representatives, and of
'-widebiim. addition to that appended in our
-dispateheirele find the following high pulse
- in the of theeN. Y. IFThane :
The debate on Hie War:tan was opened by
Hairy' Stebbins lie a speech of immense pow.
it. Secretary Chase psis' life orator the an;
lorterdlnarp compliment of suspending his
Wert end coming upon the floorof the House
to hear:* Democrat present the Democratic
• view .a.the .financial.polley of the Govern.
nest Acting:the %M..: The ablest man on
both aides of •the House gathered alma the
speaker.. -By common request he took a
central position, favorable for hearing;
There,' in a speech perhaps the most impor
tent ,that -lAD be delivered during this
esinicitsTdemonstreted the power of loyal
Americans le sustain a v'aztly greater tans.
Don tfrats the English 'did in their war with
Napoleon, stripped a .fisiational debt of toe
terrorw, - and taught the true doctrine of a
_publin_aregt, and patriotically demanded a
IwasakiMl softie exportation of gold and
'silver cab, by an increase of the tariff emori
EuroPeart% latartes. - The 'Meech was exo
..tuuortfo*-opd will givea national reptitatteri
is sill batten. connected -with finance to e
War Democrat who has for twenty years bent
thefronored head of bevineis in. Wall street:
Interestlng.From If mice.
.ASen Pramoircu dispatch dated April 18zh,
sari
' The steamer Orizal)a, from Panama, bringe
lettets from Acapulco to the 18th lust
occupation of Colima by 2,000 French
is emslroted: Proposals have beta made to
l id ;Satt_42.ltere li s te n acknowlekge the .Emrire.!
declined to to them ? , and said that
the PrOsch. were the enemies of his country;
altd.he woe
resist them to the last extretn-
It,.
. It Is-bellevad that the. French will Sod the
snountaineen 42 Guerrero among their most
wneosinsaible enemies in Midas.
Tha utast advises fromOalsca state that
GamlSsa,ltild the city with, 6,600 sie.ttara.
ti»eottfidantof his ability tu Aefend the
'Stitt sitilist` the' pissatt 'Preach force. In
ilierginey,ite could Vitali retreat to Chiap
as or flaerreus. The natives of these States
are at hostile to ha French.
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7.TElf.ftrarliort of_inio,llllnals and India
ns, with Gan-Waintralman, mat in Indiana
polis on lfriday;- to consult, 'it is gassomsd,
,
upon grari mattara of slats. • It Is intima ted
dlrtingsdahl4 gentlemen ars appro.
j ialsnofa ribelign boiler, and
one oblist of their ortni'll L fB. provide the
mans sf. ,dafans• tha of the Statas
Into/sited, in calm of Amth an attson It
la
also Inantrad that it .11,ths, Intention of tb •
/Mend inthoittlas .tecoll mat the militia of
thaftztarforainry.•< raigamison the da-,
fonsianf Washington whitens Army' of ths
Potamasls 'drawing neon Rieliaioid, so that
all Ile rroapiresa employ
In tho
capture of-tho rebel capltal., , • , •
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As" °tar via left Beira '42lsp -East Ten
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nom, on the 4th fast.; ?sports that Long-
Amid hid iithdrawn bla tones, "imam his
Infuntrr regiuonii Eishiaand and taivtui
titioatoodtp'bilindei,nambittag 2..000 don,
and an- equational of bitantrp,tu , dniid tha
salt narks sox Albin/don, Vi. {lns ,ot Ahem
,140141..j".(Agini4rozi's) Ls composed of Ittiddht
Tinusstesansi,•uha w desartrthelisst opr
.tenlite."dnothar;(lls.ndi',)inade up pd - Mts-
Antgdanu--and. Georgians , Is not nutnerkallp
,stuusitat,:than one seglatent. Each. G the
I,7gLOWsthal fate, fora.inl4 Into_Ellitolll
Indphifortnd adll4trakallisi
niuddttddiNdrenls , >r nntialpit ; ak •
Ciao of grate the
• . aqua rioi- . )ken ditt4l9.o) - Out.,
Th. sitsiptini4l. - ortathra
&la, the Pottoutiter htilttee;,tiok
Igaritt, : /Avail to -6 4i berotias4C.R 6 gir
eheiO4: the willful 32igiasiorOtillit.cos..
viniftuttataiii,.of. the Mann Bank.. to
wlditatien pleeded guilty. He eras noun&
ed far eesteeeir; - •
• Wet ~lienkfrate.thelrow York pipits that
the' Most of /swam, ordered by the Seeretnty
of the A@7 In the nutter of thotiolotion
gin fnetentlitti_hseil, some . to the tOnolneton
that thas.,-411,04r.iiliZei4sOd b/1 11 Aofentleo
vein of twain the boiler, And that no blimp
or lint of irtelintee'olii bo.sietibed to any of
the Sibanottree ofteets, Chief Engineer Cahill
being etontestei; partlenletly . : .
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rostoidont, leaning I iopOrt - ortglnating
tit the column of Nos "gszkli?Prs ';lar tk "
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Asia Woad* to &olio:nomad to Gee. Ble.
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Gin. Gant spraining th• military valislis
and aciiirinnimis or sad hos in
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OITR FEW YORK LETTER
Cornarosadeuee of the Pittertunt.Cissette.
Now-You, April 19.
"Stuffy," you know, according to • Rich
mond Parer, " stabbed Itself, to death." An •
other old, fogy institution, the New York
omnibus system, has performed the same fool
hardy motion. The stages, for .ome reason
anedteuntable, had become infested with
vermin of all kinds, which had the effect to
drive many respectable people to therailways
and to peiestrianisin. Now the stage pre- i
paters have put their fano up from sic to
ten cents, because, as theyallege, everything
else has gone up, and the oonsequencele that
these old fashioned coneeyancis are well nigh
deserted. The true reason for the advance
in the fare is this : the piatronizen of
the lines were generally business med;
and know how to take core of the
I - Pennies as well as any One. For their I
ride they puffed up a ten-cent currency note,
and the driver wee obliged to (milli four
eoppersin change. Coppers are worth Seven
teen per cent premiubt, and the wealth? Pm'
patent of the stages tetrad they were not
making quite so much money by the arrange
ment liace.the change. Notwithstanding
the aimed universal indignation that to fell,
the advance as slight an affair as it ts, is des
tined to work a revolution. The omnibuses
are used up, and the sinking fonds are not
large enough to subdue the people into riding
In stage. again. The true and only solution
to the great problem of how Broadway is to be
relieved, has been solved at last I
The receipts of the Sanitary Fair foot up
the first round million; and as was the ease
with the 'Brooklyn predecessor arrangements
have been made to clime:when
the eiritantitt
is at Its zenith. The daily receipts are plus
es large as when the entrance fee was double
what tt now is, which wasAhought to be im
possible. The wealthy Men have donated
their great sum', and now when the poorer
people come forward with their money, the
managers are anxious to sell out and shot up.
I am no philosopher, but I am compelled to
say, I see eo
n proety In this. So long as the
receipts are fty th e dollars a day, the
fair ihosildasever be closed; whethrs , ope man
bequeaths the amount or ten thousand. The
sword race is still the excitement.' Siam the
Vicksburg and Donelson soldiers sent forward
three hundred dollars, all for Grant, there doss
not seem to be to much certainty on the part
of some that the soldiers are all for Little
Mao. That warrior, however, was sixty-three
!ahead at the last accounts out of a poll of
nearly tan thousand votes.
Many of our citizens really believe that the
eecret service" of therebeb- 0 to carry ter.
for Into the midst of the North by the torch,"
has already commenced. The recent large Ores
tithe city Involving the destruction, of large
handing., Manufactories and warehouses,
have Jed our people to ask themselves seri.,
ously whether the deep hid plans of the rob=
els are not upon us. Certain It is thetnearly
every fire during the past month, has been
the work of an incendiary of some tort.
Pittsburgh was in for a share of this villainy,
according to the Bleignead Enquirer. Etta•
nal vigilance Is the price of liberty. •
The antics of the gold • market recently
would have indicated the presence of Mr.
Chase toe nun who had not the slightest idea
of the fact. Walt street behaves like a well
trained circus horse when the Secretary se
fives. Gold dropped from ninety to seventy
five, and at the evening board yesterday soil
at sixty-nine. • This is by no means the beet
part of it. With gold, came down the price
of flour butter, =eau,. and articles of
w
food gin: 'ally, to th is joy Of - dui poor widow
mother. Speculators nowe-days deny that
I they are spectators.
We are jastin the - Midst of hones hunting.
l Landlord' and boarding house keepers have
everything in their own hands, and they are
demonstrating that they knowlhow to wield
their power. Bent and board are "way up
among the pictures," and our citizens: are
going miles and miles into the country to
IPleaPe the high prices. One of my friends
I lives in the town of Fleshing, Qantas county.
eleven miles, and walk' to and fro every day!
Buildings are going up at a rate unheard of
before ; but the decimals 'still far beyond the
supply. Meanwhile,the pity Is walking ur•
town with giant strides. and the population
for the next • decade will not show to for
- signer that we are engaged in .a gigautle a
Viravinu.rr.
From the 14th Penn's. Cavalry
Active Movementa—Gen. Avertll—Col.
Schoorunaker—rwlecla Battery—Of
ficeraßlamiteed—Soldiers for Old Abe
etc.
CAarr 14th Pea A: GavAl.ae,)
Idirriam
Aprilso WCPT 1.
IGtb, WA. )
The aotive movements of troops here Dilly
convinces cur that "we fight mit Sigel." The
14th: Penn's. is recruited to the maximum,
*Dhows bondred•of =excess. Five hundred
of the.regiment have left, and we 'expect to
follow In a few days. AD the troops In this
Department are in shelter tants,and arabeing
rapidly prepared for the Aeld. Thera/nits of
the regiment are mffaingmuch from the nine '
amp sickness. Semi have died, and thohos- -
pipits are full._ i
Gem. Averill's health V only .partially re.
stored. fits , popularity; has %tot diminished,
smile IS anxkus to enter the field and open
! the . =POP- •
The 14111Pealuylvama cavalrylXlllS
COCIIOOu
eampaigning_last gyring, on t h e la of May,
and did not Mel any restOgrhtmitto quarters
gall theta of•lait.AaXnarY.
Col. J. AL Schooneraker (AMA 'a.cavalry)
has been relieved of the command of the 2
Brigade Jive/ill's Division, and Col. A. P.
fifecills, Ist Now Turk cavalry, assigned
_to conimin&
Ca
by
Ewingli a T re
etsbur t t Battery
tintram
Dapt.P.T.r.Batts la been sourt.tnartialed
and disiditst' tholosiviCe: , . .
DIM Pa. Csv., com
mend of a dlemouuted'eavalry moor at Bar.
Per's Derry. • - •
have heard many Of the officers and sot.
dime speak cf hellppeogelting - Presldentla
;unbolt, aed sh are anxious for the temomin
ation of Abraham Lincoln. Officers who came
Into the sorvioe as Demoorats, of the dekko
Safiopposed to abolition, anancipation; ord
ered. troopl, Blab, Republicanism, and the
Adiolalstratkne, nowadvocatothese matures,
and are wrong wunneit appporters of the
Admiitisteation.; The liyal Union army to
the only .placs to airs • bad rase of Copper
beadism. We can area a core in one or two
'weeks. SALIM.
Patento to Peons),tvatilans.
The following patents worn Limed from the
United Staten Patent (Mice, for the week end
ing April 12,.18 8; each •klmiing that date:
To William Dinkel, of Philadelphia, for trod
Foremasta.-in packing projeoßW lot riled
rdnance.
To Daniel D GPIs, of Arendisvillt, fbr Im
immanent in.barviniell.
To Howard C. Reichey and jamb W .
Marls, of Philadelphia, for improved compo
?Won; for removing paint, vangsh; ice.
To William J Lewis, of Pittsburgh, for im
provements in clamps for holding nuts and
bolts.
To gamma Mader= of Philadelphia, for
improved shoe blackingapprzatus.
To Joseph M. Nazis, of Philadelphia, for
improvement+ In syoons. _
, To John .Robbasoi oil/am:once county,
for Improvement. In Mine takes.
To Minitel D.Weibnan, of Pittsburgh, for
improvement In Are place stoves.
; To Leopold Thomas, of Allegheny City, for
immrovenurat In mini:facture of nuts.
Toidgituill D. Wollotaniof Pittsburgh, for!
inigtilrenient , in cooking stoves.
Me:Claim of Pittsburgh, as.
Minor to Blifori, riollanno . & Co., Reading,
for ImPrormiorit In , machine /or boring
the
0hn 0,,,j.. 4 4 _cannon.. • .
To Louis D. Vattliton,nlPhilsaupl4, as.
signor WE. W. Bewel, of - the' gams place,
for impoiessents.in•lootos for, weaving trigs-
Npw grattatial Banks.
Tha foils wing naW; natin. suit binks hate
bean. brianlsed - tlds Stet* 'dads our last
N tbna
Count' t•lC4ab
Dint, 8,020. ! J.:Crash' Braila=
MMus; Vaattlar. -- Capital 5100,000., ichn—
yre;
Bathes &MI Ps.—Pirst, 000. -
President; . ',North, Cashier.,. Capital
550,000. ,
Colnaahla, Ill.—nits B. JUTlbeis
dant; 8.8. Dihilar, Cubler. Capital 0. 00 0,
Alnegi
President; Chas. B. Bash, Oall*O.,
, hiasing 090
dssbars„ Goriams.
Prottgas;•l l . OtUiralri *Aa*Ort.,
konsirPlasizat;Pa,=-Phit, CB/ Ovathalt,
- Preddeutrorob*.PqrlWiliu)4#;:*q"9
it 7, ."
Thitarlidallltinherat Aatiania banks
orvalsoi UAW.
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CITY AND SUBUBBAN
Western Theologir,st Semlnarr;
The examinations of the graditeling cleat
in this institution commenced. on Monday,
as previously announced, and closed oil
Wednesday. The address before the Bociety
of Inquiry was delivered on Tuesday evening, •
by Rev. W. P. Breed, of Phlladelphis sub-
Jut. "Ecarnestness." Dr:Howard delivered
an able address•to the graduating class, on
"The Causes of Imperfect Spaces' In the Min
istry." Last evening the closing =eras=
were held in Dr. Howard's! oburoh.. Penn
street, in the presence of a very large audi
ence. , Short addresses were delivered by the
following named membera of the graduating
Mau t
Luther M. Belden, • New Boston,. Mass.
Sableot—"lnfallible Word:"
Cyrus H. Dunlap, New Castle, Pa. Subject:
"Watchmen of the Night."
Mr: C. Falconer ' Wellsville, 0. Subjeot ,
"Preaching for the Times"
Henry C. 'mike, Hagerstown, Md. Sub
ject : "The Cromwell of the 15th Century."
James D. Kerr, Florence, Pa.. Subject:
"The Unknown Quantity."
James H. Lyon, Woodstock, Conn. Subject;
"Childlike Spirit."
Samuel W. Miller, Noble:down, Pa. Sabi
jut: "Tendency of Religious Theories."
Joseph H. Stevenson, Bellefonte. Ohlo.
Subject: "The Tendency:of Calvinism."
The graduating clams was then addressed In
appropriate and touching language, by Dr.
Elliott, who concluded by, awarding diplomas
to the following named graduates :
JamesJi Atkinson, Kithorne, Ohio' Luther
M. Belden, New Boston Mau. •, Chu. N.
Campbell, Monrovia, S ens es ; William T.
Carr, Baltimore, Md.; 0. rt. Dunlap, New
Quids, Pa.; Wm. C. Falootler, WeUsvjlle Ohio; .
Henry 0. Fouts, Hagerstown, Eld.;, Wm. T.
Henderson, Groseport, Ohio ; James D. Herr,
Florence, Pa. • James Di Lapsley, Indiana,
Pa. ; Joseph./.. Leyenb,erker, Nashville;Ohlok -
Ed. P. Lewis, Washington; Pa.; Jamas Ei.J
Lyon, Woodstock, Oodn.; Samuel W. Milisit4
Noblestown Pa. ; Cornellu 'V. Monfort;
Musuab, IL; E. R. Nugent, Jablmon, Mit ••
soul; IL Thompson Price, New Hagerstown,
Ohio; James S. Ramsey, Washington City, D.
0.; D. K. Richardson, Gilded, Ohio ; B. B.
Sloan, Elderton t Pa.; Joseph H. Stephenson,
Bellefoutaine, Ohio; Wm. 13. Vancleave,
Wayne:A:mg, Pa.; Wm. M. White, Allegheny
city, Pa.
Prof. Wilson then presented each of the'
graduates with a handsome oopy of the Bible,
referred to the pleasant intercourse which had
so long existed between them, and expreased I
regret at their separation. 1
Mr. Wm. M. White, of Allegheny, address
ed his fellow,. classmates in a moat touching
and eloquent manner, end on behalf of the
I students delivered o parting farewell to the
protestors.
The exercises were 12ighly interesting
.throughout, and redacted great credit upon
the young men, and also upon the Institution
, hick they are now about to leave.
Supper to the Ringgold Cavalry.
The citisens of Washington, Pa., on Friday
evening last, gave a supper to a company of
this veteran and brave regiment who have
been principally enlisted from that county.
The regiment bug-nearly all ropes:dieted, and
are about to take their place in the field again.
The supper was got up in Mr. David
beet manner, and reflected much credit on the
Felton Rouse and committer having the
matter in charge.
flapper over, Bon. John Swing was mites
to the chair, and In some appropriate remarks
alluded to the causelesiness of the rebellion,
and hoped thatthe increased efforts and en
orgy now being put forth, would soon bring
It to an and.
The Rev. J. W. Rain, of Canonsburg,
was called, and addressed the meeting In an
eloquent and thrilling off hand speech, which
warn rapturously applauded. Ile complirpent
ed the men for their bravery in the Bold, and
noble regard for law and order agairkt instdu
of Copperheads kt home. He said therabels
and Copperheads were .twins, and - that when
our efforts were crowned with muss in put
ting down the rebellion abroad, Copperhead
ism would die at home as when one twin dies
the other follows. He reminded them that
we at home would not forget the soldier, and
promised to send to them as much of home
comforts as possible, by the Christian Com
mission and Sanitary Committee.
B. Crunaine, Rog., wu next called for, and
stated that his expectation was not to speak,
bat after bearing the former speech, no man
could be otherwise than motred to say come.
thing. Ile passel bigh" compliments to the
soldiers, and pointed out from the audience
several who would, through life, carry the
honorable though self remembrance of their
loft limbs and fracture', in their *Weigle to
maintain that glorious liberty handed down
to us from our ancestors. The' Muting then
adjourned, highly pleased with the evening's
sntertoinment.
DI titian of Captain Ranke
Captain Peter D.lllanke, of'Co. C., 14th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, was recently triad by
court-martial at New Croak, Walt Virginia,
.a four .charges, namely:: breach of arrest,
absence without leave. desertion, and conduct
unbecoming an officer, and gentleman. Cap
tain Ranks was mated in May, 1883, and
was ordered-to confinellemelf t• his regiment
al eamp, but he disobeyed this order by going
beyond the limits of the camp, and remain
ing for two days. He subsequently left, with
out leave, and was absent three sir four weeks,
returning while the regiment was on the
march. dle again absented himself, and was
arrested in this city in September, 1883, and
sent back under gated.
The Court found theacassed guilty on each
charge and irpecifiektion, end sentenced him
to forfeit to the United States all pay and
alliwances which may now or hereafter be
come due to him 'as a commiesioned officer,
and that he be reduced to the rinks find
marked on the left cheek with the letter ”D;"
two Inches in length, In Indelible ink, that
he then be confined it hard labor it Key
West, or such other public -works as the
commanding general may direct, for the
period tsf three years, "sithout pay or allow-
Gams- , except. the -illoglinoe of an enlisted
min ; to have, diming said confinement, a
twelve pound' baliattaahed to his left leg by
a chain six feet long, and at thee:Oration of
said confinement to twat& bead shaved and
drummed out of the service. ;
Qen. Sigel approved the proceedings and
finding', bat mitigated the sentence to - dis 7
missal from the service, and to forfeit all pay
and allowances due, him from the lot of June,
1883. , .
Arrest oti• iliall.Bobber
Chief ofYoZcs Long hod ofleer A. J. fieinp,
of the Mayor'. pollee, on Wednesday night
arrested, at Hare'enotol,a young man named
James Snyder, charged with robbing the U.S.
mail on route No. M 173, In' Hitler county, In
cluding the potato, at Harmony, Har
burg and Forterseipo. 01 1 was employed as
mall carrier,,and toolth•opportuulty_to
soma letters. When' arrested be aeltnotrl-
I
edged his guilt, land stated that he had ab,
tarsals& money &OM le
tter! to the amount
Of about $llO. Efe came to the city
On Friday of tut Week, Aron which time he
has been tiring rather fast, d-had purchu.
ad a new ouit of olbthes and amutat. In his
possession was found soma ferty•seran dollars
to money, all that was lo ft ; perhaps, of his
robberies. Snyder Is aboursUteen yews of
age, and had made Ms home with Mr. W. J.
Graham about 4 mile, !and half notth of
Portersitile, Butler county, far a number of
years. He was tedged in the tombs, and this
morning was taken.'before U. S. Commisa toter
Sproul, who committed him for a furtharhear
lag on Thursday next, in order to enable tam
la Cr! ball;
'Arrest of W . Supposiod
A few daynago, we published an nun from
s, Cleveland papier,.stating that a man lamed
Eddy and hlrwlfe,who mu supposed to hail
from Pittsliurgbihad Stolen' a, quantity of
clothing, and po mono from 'keeper of
a. boarding howl in Civet/ad, named.
liams,nnd dot they had stetted for this city.
The palm hove been on the lookout bell=
since, thorn being s'eharge agoluthim of co
solving - anode under falso Fetuses from
Mrs, Shales, of ibulthesill 'treat, and at noon
to.doy hr wu &mound by °alter Henn
and welted. will have a hearing this
afternoon before the Mayor. .
CoraitddTrixiiiinadaa .
lowing b • ooap*ratir• statement of the
oeipla of the : Rbtaborsli .aad Ronne:lrvin*
Railroad for the month , of itsial, 1861' _and
IBC4 :
111611. , ' r 111411, $ ' looms.
Tedgt.....41.15,5C2,67 -O, ,
7 $ 113,611,90
sma,to -Amp 98640
61:65:, • -INA
$15,41,63 . a r 113 0 9
. - -Leitilio* 67 szloover omks. , . -
01.W6.1r60. astmourstri
SeMarneVtotio lost. 511:0,510,13, WNW;
fit" %N Of 1496.1. 6666.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
The Case of Gen. Negley—Finding:of
the Court of Inquiry.
The following is the Finding and Opinion of
the Court of Inquiry into the case of Maj.
Gen. !inlay :
No question has anywhere been raised es'
to the conduct of General Nasky on the 19th ' I
September, the first day of the battle of Chick
lamangs..
He commanded on that day his entire divi
sion, and it appears from the evidence that
his conduct throughout eru creditable.
Early on the second 'day General Negley
was assigned a position in the line on the
right of General Brennan, from which he was
relieved between eight and ten o'clock by
Woed'e division.
He was then ordered to take a position on
the extreme left, but biz diviaton having been
relieved at slater hour than was expected, his
reserve brigade was sent meantime in ad- ,
vanes of the other:, and became eeparsted,l
from him, taking a place in the lineilthderi
General Baird. •
Snbsequently another of hie brigades was
placed in line on the left of General Brannan,
and under the command of that officer.
A little later In the day, as General Nagle,
was moving to a position on Missionary Ridge
to which he had boon ordered by . General
Thomas, he gave up to Generitßrannan, up
on his urgent appeal for support, the largest
regiment of his lest brigade, retaining for
himself only two weak regiments and four
companies of another regiment.
The point to which he was directed was in
the rear of the centre of the line.
Here he found some artillery; other bat.
tortes and parts of batteries joinedlim, audit
appears in evidence that be bad at least fifty
guns under his care with only the small to
(entry support, oboes- referred to, namely-, I
two small regiments and four companies of
another regiment, in all about eta or seven
'hundred men.
The gsp in the line made by the withdrawal
of Wood's dilation, the rout of the entire right,
and the unresiztadadvanoll of the enemy from
that direction, as well en the advance of the
enemy from the left of the line, the enemy
having onttleaked and driven in a portion of
the left also, subjected Gen. Negley to such
heaard of losing this large peek of artillery,
as mode it expedient in his judgment to with- I
draw it to a point on the Dry Valley road,
about two or three miles from Renville.
It appears in evidence that thin movement I
was executed le good order, and ill the ar
tillery saved.
Here Gan. Negley met Gene. Davis and
Sheridan with portions of their commands and
considerable bodies of disorganized troops
from various commands.
He co operated with the division command-
I ers above referred to in:takingeueb measures
at the exigencies of the .occasion seemed to
require, and towards evening retired to Ross
vine.
General
. Negley exhibited throughout the
day (the se cond of the battle) and the follow
ing eight great activity and zeal in the dis
charge of his duties, and the court donot find
in the evidence before them any ground of
The impression whichseems to have been
entertained by General Brinnan that General
Negley had ordered one of his brigades to the
rear, Is not enetained jy the testimony.
It appears in oil/epee that Brigadier Gen
eral Wood on ono or more oceselfine, at the
headquarters of the army of the Cumberland
and a portion of hie star, indulged in severe
redactions upon the condnot of Major General
Higley, applying to him mine and offensive
epithets. When placed upon the stand before
the Court be failed entirely to substantiate.
any charge or ground of accusation evilest
The Court donut it their duty to eurress
their marked condemnation of each conduct,
leading to vexations and unprofitable inveett
Widens : prejudicial to the inerrice.
Thn'Ulibrd and opinions to the foregoing
asses harielieUe submied to the President of.
the United litotes. t ie I. of opinion that no
further action is required, and
the Court of
Inquiry Is dissolved.
By order of the Secret/xi of Wu r
B. TOwoossn,
1 Assistant ildjatant General.
City Ilortallry.
'Dr. George L. McCook, Physician to the
Board of Boaitb, reports the folikoming deaths
for the period; commencing AprilB, ar.d end-
ing Aprll 17
I White... ...... Tatg.....30
Females-_...10 Colored. 0 f
Of the diseases there were: Apoplexy, I;
accident, 2; consumption, 1; scrofulous con
sumption, f; tumor on abdomen, I; congestion
of loop, I; erysipebs, 1; still-bons, 2; whoop.
ing cough, 2; tetanal', 1; scarlet fever with
oonvuletons,ll consumption, 1; diptbexitis, 1;
mareamos, 1; hypertrophy of heart, 1; eon
vulsions, I; ;needs', 1; unknown, 1; born, I;
congestion of 1..0, 2; gastritis, 1; martin
gills, 1; small pox, congestive meulea L 1;
diptberia and soteumution, I; morbille
dip-
Iberia,l.
Fire In AUegtieny City
This morning, about one o'clock, a Ore
broke oat in a building in the rear of No. 250
Ohio attest, Allegheny, used by Messrs. N.
Gleason & Co. as a tobacco manufactory,
which was completely destroyed. Through
the exertions of the firemen the adjacent
buildings were saved. Mr. Gleason estimates
his loss et about $l,OOO, and ;is insured for
$2OO in the Western Insurance Company. A
Ore-proof dry pries in the building, which
contained ,000 worth' of mannfaatured
tobacco, was saved. The Arm has ourehased
• large building on - }tut Lane, and will is
mer* their manufactory into it.
Imrosuto tot • lira•zara.-1 young man
named Graham, arrived in the city from Ohio
yesterday, and while at the railroad depot
made the acquaintance of .two young men,
who iruritad him to a saloon toll:intake of
oysters. After the repeat, Graham was re
quested to settle the bill, which he declined
doing, when his • oompanions made violent
demonstration, towards him, and compelled
him . to de so. Graham then got an taw,
and folloWed one or the young men to the
Bed Lion Hotel on 13t. Glair 'treat, where be
vii arrested. He gave his name as James
Woods and was fined fifteen dollars by the
hipioithis morning. . .
Boor Rscovearm—The body of Mrs. W.
H. Sups, who committed suicide by drown
ing herself In Wheeling creek, wu recovered
on Tuesday. It is considered very remarks,
Me, that although the body has lain In the
creek-nine days, it was not in the least nroi
lenroi discolored. The. featuria were as na
ttiest and life-like as if it had been recovered
in a few hours. The clothes were so weighed
down with mud and sand that it was not pro
bable the bodtwould ever have rine to the
!edam, of the water.
A Haso.—A few days ago, a miner earned
Hubbard, employed to a coal pit near Sonter•
'slit, Pa., while "bearing In," was taught by a
mw of felling coal, which crushed hip right
, and bold it firmly, .Heahouted roe hatp t
but nowt, Moue to. UM .;aatillattpti sad: not.
withstanding his sulferlng he took his pick
and with his left hand dually succeeded In
ettrieating his arm. It was feared that w'
pirtation would hare babe resorted to In order
to care his life.
Ten 103 D Itsomisrr.—Theinuster rolls
rerenlisted veterans in the •1034 Regiment,
Col. Lehman, have at length been received
by Adjutant ..RettersA Russell la Ilarrisbrag.
This regiment is largely composed of Arm
rolls
as g and Butler eonat raen,- neh of the
hays been receive y d
it thot Ei tfloe of the
Piovost Marshal of the 23d.district show eh
men to be accurately oredßed to their proper
stib.distviots. .
• • --
Oekrras T 117117. AAD SATEDOS BLAD-We
ilidaDtaidthit the German Trait *m4Bolllo
Bank, the airetinterert agent! In this eitat for
taking seimeriptions to the tar fostrloan, are
1 usettog with the most dattering worm. Om
period - a Germaine eerie determined re do
their shave in itantehlng anon of mat,
end Insignias the credit of the Government.
imesorto.—We are pious& to notice that
our entaptieb4nelgbbor, Mr. J. W. Pittook,
bee emerged fed improved Me newipiper and
periodical depot,. rendering it mutt more
ylemant for Ma cuitomersi and more conTo
dent for the transeotion of Ms hurneet,
wbleh WWI to be constantly .daMtebumeme.
DID Nor Aturvz—BavvEdr.:AttOr;reiuidtt;,
at?, from Africa; Imo witto awve delimmd
lecture lit Bt. Andrew's eltureli, fiend Otreet,l
int Idett, aid tibia/VI; -.Notice of:his
Yid and the deliver? of the lecture will 1M
gloms from thipidpitt o [the dlifereutilunoliM
es Sobtath ;mut.
.
idarasszn.=-Joseph Moores the.mnedaet 0
Jordan )arbours, has arrived at *he= in
Johnstown, thus oonitszahtir the rumor of
J
It Is stated that • 'petition
stonily be presented to the mutt PreTin
dirwce from isillgthless 310.•
_ -
Osiaal "of Mar., l 4arlatillalisliatt;
Farlaksibash .bak,allZEO*44 :JObt"P l / _
dot, oit stirelatit Naiads%
TELEGRAMS.
EXCITING FROM NORTH CAROLINA!
SEVERE; BATTLE AT PLYMOUTH
Fort Gray Attacked by the Rebels.
888 CIL4RGEB SEVERIL TIMM REMISED.
The Attacking Party Reported from
10;000 to 15,000 Strong.
I,ADI AND GUNBOATS CO-OPEBATINO.
OUR GUNBOATS DOING GODD SERVICE.
Allegedißebel Deserter Captured
and Hanged.
'IT DEMONSTRATION ON NEWBORN
Norarotn, April 19.—Refugecs arriving this
morning 6.ons Plymouth, N. C., report that
fighting commenced there at lialf.put four
o'clock on Sunday afternoon. The rebels
came down'ln force and attacked Fort Gray,
which Is about a mile from town, on the
Roanoke river. They planted a heavy bat.
tory on Polk's Island, 'about a half mile dis
tant, and kept up a continuous fire, during
width 004 accceeded in cutting sway the
flagmaatibf the fort. This WIII3 replaced, and
the stars bind stripes again floated defiantly in
the face 4i the foe, and iallantly did the force
within Wend It. The rebels then advanced
slowly forward, gradually and carefully
feeling their way up to within a short distance
of the icirt, when they made an impetuous
charge.. ',They ware received with a galling
fire, which thinned their rank. and caused
them to fell back. Again and again they
rattled and.endeavored to tate the citadel by
force, bin to no purpose. Each time they
were repulsed with fearful slaughter. They
retired, their artillery still keeping up the fire.
In fropt of the town are stationed several
gunboats: They have done good service, and
will continuo to do more. They have
had to litand already much of the brunt
of the engagement. The rebels artillery fire
has been directed on them, gnu it is said that
on thaguulnuat Bombshell several have been
killed and 'wounded.
Their' much busted. iron rq, with four
other gunboats, bud moved do the river to
the obstruction., within-six mile of the town,
to on-operate with the laud forms.
The rebel force menacing Plymouth L ro
ported as being from ten to fifteen thousand
strong.Ahe cavalry being under command of
lien. Itinsbm.
Gen—Wessels is in command of the Union
forces. has Plymouth well fortified, and
it is pronounced impregnable. The brave
Union soldiers who am there defending It
will prove more gallant than the enemy.
It In rumored that the rebels have also
made a demonstration simultaneously with
'Mk in itha vicinity of Newborn.
The Confsderatek have a great anxiety to
.redeem the State of North Carolina, as they
see tlikt It Is fast receding from their grasp.
, Though they may use exertions almost super
humeri, they will And that the Union arms
can cope successfully with coy force that they
may bring.
All 'the citiserut have leR Plimou - th, and
the most of them are quartered on Roanoke
Sevin of the rebel she le fell in the town
Daring the engsgems , :t the rebels captured
. ks merlier,or the Second - North Carolina loyal
r e g ka nt, who formerly had deserted, they
altegeo tram the Seventh rebel regiment of
that State, and, it is reported, that he was
hung.tdi the spot, without even so much as
the forM:of trial This to more of rebel
brutality, and It apt• an that a new malignity
laldkotoping 41.cif :111.11ebroasta of the mist
-o,r Ter. Davis.
IPOITANT NEWS PROI THE PAPUA
E'S ARMY STRONGLY REINFORCED.
Sen. Longstreetßeported Advancing
Down the Shenandoah Valley.
WiSHISCITOH, April 20. A party of rebel
desertervarrived here this morning, having
left the rebel linos on Saturday last. One of
them, an Orderly Sergeant in a Mississippi
regiment, suet that Cee's whole force on the
Bapitien amounts to about 60,000 men, con
sisting of two army germ but that reinforce
ments were constantly arriving.
Langetreet was reported to be at Char
lottevilte, with his army, marching towards
Staunton, for the purpose, it is thought, of
advancing Sown the Shenandoah Valley.
TWeire thousand new reeruite are stated to
Int on their way from Mobile to join Lee.
Same days *lam seven day.' rations were
limed ta Lee's array. It was currently be
lieved In the army that he intended to nom
means& forward movement.
This deserter states that the robe's will
state everything on the neat great battle be
tween Lee and Grant. The spirits of the men
are kept °p in antiolpstion of gaining a vie ;
tory this Spring.
THE WHISKY 'FAX
Refusal or the House to Tax the
• Stock on Hand.
THE TAX TO BE ORE DOLLAR AFTER MAY FIRST
73peOlet Dagyatch to the Plitaborigh Guano.
W.asirtearox, April 21, 1684.
The House has refused by a decisive m'a-
Jer,ity to tax whiskey on band, and bas Jett
voted : by an equally decisive majority to make
the tax one dollar per gallon from the first of
May. This compels a large &Alvanoo In the
prim of the article.
Washington Items. , •
!WA:5111107On, April .21.—The Senate has
ormed the followiag nominations : Captain
T omen T. Maven, to be• commodore in the
navy on the active Uet of 1868 r Captain Wm.
Radford; to be a commodore in the navy on
the active lilt; Commander Edward Middle
*, to be a captain on the active hit ; COM.
mender Gastaym IL. Scott, to be a maintain on
the active list; Commander Charles Green,
lm • captain on thenetive Ust.
Thirrosidont has apl y rovitd*the bill author
taingtlie Becutairy of ar to take and hold
*immolation, in behalf o the, United Statile. of
nil the land and chores of nook Wand, DU-
nobs, on which to build en arsenal. Jett com•
pensation Is to be niadl to the private land
The PrMident hos recognised:Parnandme De
Imm m Consul eltnelll9l Italy,, at New Or
leans, and Glavantil Tiattlete Cannel, as Consul
.1 - 144 at San FriaICILICSI.
late Donation to the AlleeleelpDl
Valley eanitary Vale.
; Er- Loom, April2.l,--The St. Louis County
c o , t at yesterday donated a treat of Ire
Idred.acras' 0f... highly improved had, twelve
WAWA froto the city, known as the Sulker
:farm, to the Uteri's-Iprd Vallsyßanitary Fair.
Theme to valued at between 90' and 40,000
The city hai already' donated end
Hyoid into the tressurY.twenty thousand dol
.-tars cash for .the same noble object. It ti
hoped that - these munificent gifts vW furnish
liatWiliiple worthy of emulation" by other
count's' and cities, and stimulate indieldaals,
corporations and done to. render the success
of the Fair still more signal:
From the Soup:West.
RiII:MOLD, GIL., April 20,—The enemy le
quiet. There la Ai tacit undarstanding be
tween- tbe pickets on both aides tokeep quiet.
Gen,Pittterion, whom> brigade pleketa are
In front of this place, got. drank at Tunnel
Hill, &fa! daps hell, and wig placed under
1111.11 Mary E. Walker, ' acting useistant
1 gurpci:Cof Mullet 41oCichk's brigade, teu
captored'hy the enemy, a' day ot. two .Inc,o
whit* 'lifting citizen patients -outelde of our
I lines.
The Gunboat Whitehead Reported
Boron, April 21.—The Acton fist: up tttat
thi Union gunboat, Whitehead ts ioportod to
have beem-rmak darlorthe - recent attack - of
the rebels on PlltiOntb,.N. •
Flo* nailer snit
Omni • Battu Calms toi
.ho, tilistottirom
comma slither .tbas to bps mere seeratio
to thamall Smith.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
Special Dispatch to the Pittabuzsb Gazette.
HAirarsatrao, April 21, 1664
Ft=
Saabs—MOnsiag Sesrien—MS. COlllll.Oll, one
relative to the Inspection of Sour and moal In
Pennsylvania, and abolishing penalties for
private inspoation. , Mr. Graham, one to an.
'therms. per capita tax in Allegheny county to
pay bounties to velanteers. Mr. Chapneys,
one to charter the Six Mile Coal .h Iron Cora
-1 parry; also, one to charter the Shreve Coal
Company ; both In Bedford and Huntingdon
counties.
Supplement to an act regulating livery stable
keepers in Allegheny county, negatively; and
increasing the compensation of sdpervisors
and miasmal to Lawrence county ; one to
regulate the standard weight of corn meal in
Waahington county one relative to the drain
ing of certain lands In Pollock tom:midi', Law
rence county.
HOClA—Morning Seniors—TWA being call
day, Mr. Ingham, being first in order on call,
called up a bill relative to the appointment of
Inspectors for the - Western Peu!tend-lay.
Attar debate the bill went to a third reading.
Mr. Myers called np the Southern Peansyl
♦ants and Contelteville Railroad MIL
A sharp debate sprung np,end Mr. flightier+
is now making a long !pearl against it, ex
hibiting a huge pile of romonotranees in his
front.
The Senate has spent upwards of an hour
and a half dimming the bill concerning the
land grant. This is Pia third morning spent
From Cincinnati.
Colonisers, April 2l.—Orders wore received
from Columbus yesterday from Oen. Sherman
prohibiting the Ws* of passes to citizens to
go beyond Nashville.
Authority from the War Department has
been received to raise one or more regiments
of hoary artillery.
The 30th and 60th regiments leave fur .
Annapolis this morning.
Indians In a State of Starvation.
WABEIBOTON, April 21.—Mr. Wentworth,
Superintendent of - Indian Affairs, telegraphed
to the Indian Bureau at San Francisco on the
19th, that, the Indians in the southern district
of California are in a state of starvation,
owing to the drought. The Indian Bureau
has taken measures to funilah the required
relict. -
Arrived from Europe
Naw Yoga, April 21 —Thestestiner 49Aga
roo, from Liverpool, arrived to-day. ller ad
vices have been anticipated.
Da. trammed', the African explorer, is
reported We and in good kealth by the latest
foreign mail. He had previously been report
ed killed.
111.11./rUF4CTUDERS,
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD,
klAsanfaeutrer. of mu •.h of fixdsba6
BRASS WORE FOR PLUMBERS, STEAM OR
OAS FITTERS, MACHINISTS, AND
.COPPERSMITHS.
BLASE CASTINGS, of all dosmiptlona, made to
prder. STEAMBOAT WORE, STEAM AND GAS.
IiTTLEII M
1 , and REPAIRLNG, promptlp attended to.
Portico/sr
COAL attenANDtion paCARBO ld to fitti
011.S.ng up REPINE ,
BUOII N
Also, Sole Agent. for the Weetent Merritt of Peon.
eilvaula to the aided MADAM, LAUSDELL A
00.'8 PATENT STPIION PUMP. the ben ono In.
mond Moving no 'sires It to not liable to get out
of order, and will throw =ore wafer than any pomp
In twice Its aim aplll
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RON CITY WORE&
FLACKINTOSII, UEPIPUILL Oh CO.
IDUNDESS AND lIACHINISTA
Oortoof of Pike and O'Hara, sad
PM. and Walnut Struts
(Naar Ott, Wats, word.)
Hanufacnorare of ■taLontr7 and other EIRGIRCEII,
BOLLIHO BILL CA813.309 and ILLORINIRT,
of all kindle, and general jobber.
Prompt attetalon given to repairing BOLLIBO
anOLLINPAY.
JOHN HALL .1; CO.,
VALLEY FORGE PLOW WORKS
PTPTBIII7ROH, PA..
klann . facturere and:dealers In all the digerent kWh
of PLOWS. PLOW cleßrisl2B, 8000 PS, OUT
-11110 BOX ML to, With greatly In:creamed reclid•
dem for doing business, we ear:wetly Inuits dealers to
gl mil. Manufactory, Temperancenilla
Warehouse,s Omits a/ley and Liberty BL, Pittsb.gh.
JOHN HALL,
T. J. HALL,
•
STEPHEN WOODS,
onl4. JAB. J. BROWN.
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
P f7TEW (808, Pd.
PALER, BROTHER & CO.,
asaz QUALITY 111711 MD wax STEIL.
Booms, Mat and Octagon, of altat. Warranted
eqtml to
07
Imported or O n
all
ured In We 0000-
trfiar Moe and 11111140106111NNOIL 141) and 151 rausT
alal WI Lad LEI SECOND STREETS, Pytiburgh.
rettlyd
ALLEN M'CORMICH. & CO.. VALLM
TOITIE Ptbittast. Pa.
INTWaratmmo, 351 L MITT 131BICM,
llanntaotarers of COOK, PARLOR AND MAT
ING STOVIS, PARLOR. AND EITCEIVI GHATS&
HOLLOW W4RE, eta,gtad and Mem Almilds, Doll
ing Hill Casti 13111 Gearing, GesteWater and Ar
tisan Pipe, Sa diron,, Dog bona, Wagbn Boma, Su
gar iLettlea, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheels, Cormltogs
and Castbsge generally. Also, Jobbing and Mseldna
Carting. made to order. Patented Portable LUIL
Intik Steam or Horn Power. spladtmd
Wh,LLS, • RIDDLE & CO„ No. 215
Liberty street, appodte Ehrth,
manufacturer. of WIIIPd, LASHES and SWITCH
TA and mei drocription of LIUTHIIIt BRAIDED
WORN-
Order. sol Letted.frum the trade, and goods poarpt
ly abipped a. per ingtractiont trecly
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SEVERANCE, Pi O. a WATER ST.
PM: Month, toomfortamo of nonan EIVEI9
Witol3ollT 811=3, common and tallmact,oly ovary
datertpticnit
Partiotdor stood m Mated SPINItIi sad RIVETS,
largo or cull, exude to ardor at short vatica; A
t eaostaatly .tond. skyttmo
D. WNN C T IR_ T I_S ,-anu IXCL
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WASS.
.Pi Mks end Ws:alums: fro. TI 11:11TIX
ttabarga. tultl2bly
sreirrrs.
WANTED —A young mon who has
Loon In the Dry Gooda button anent otgbt
months Is &drone to obtain ► eitlinflolli Is Dry
Goods Moen, or pow other brodnaln Vor further
P 7 to L'IDAT 1 OHORPZISNING,
t r.tigrad4t. r020.3ti
WANTED—Agents to Bell the STAND-
T AHD faro
. 01e THE WATte A . rare
abeam to mate motley. emote aie daring from
$lOO to $21:0 per toonfda. MOE volume.
sold. Vend for 'amnia& Addrem JOHL% ,EHOS.
Otl., PatEsbera. Bal , haore, TOL . avElm
WANTED, , •
A BRASS .11 110IILIYILIZ. T
Dian A PHILLIPS,
110 W•tev Knot
'WANTED—Boys to teat Brass Fisi
bbths'`' d " ax* ir i t gife ki.intl4Pls.
maw. error_
$'5A MONTHI— . I74 to hirAgente
swd, to cheap Taxon, I
s=ria=us.
At= S. NUDISM, Altrodi %Law
ATTONIJMErS.
memasm.&oAzz , ,re
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No. DS - GRANT STREET
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Path akhr of the Ilonotgrahela Elver. air Sr. ,
*hen Fitt o=o. It Ciintabra shoal SW urest*.r.
face Land, .hoot 100 acres of iff Welt is COO '
principally of 011 c.
There art about NG acres of canon the proutfleit, -
eltla the ndtantagevtmnch coal in thrifts. -
not U upon it ens &mint 111.101.4 . 11 . 11. Ghee
' Greenhouse, La., the farmer redden. of 11*#
Jones. Esq. There sae tts Throning Rowel, sait
three rod Barns' en the premise. It hue • frorX.
erte on Ors rarer of 51,110 0 foot, vino • 0.4 11 4
leg, and annletent.depth of water, et an traeons,llr
loading oral. Than, with right of war to the cold.
treble. compriee theproperty now offered for sale; 7 4. .
map of the satire premiss can be earn et the range .
of J. B. GOSGIUVE, 1.63 Sewed street, and price irr4t
terms canter learned from
J. B. COSGEOTS., 103 freound etreet,A
Or • SOHN licel.OBSEY, Port Perry.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK aplB:llrd..
.4.II7UBE.MEXT I3 .
1 ‘.,: -„-a.PITTSIIIIRGH THEATRE
loam and !tanager -- IThazonacni
Treasurer
21118 (Friday)
Wlll be presented, the foss 673 senseticn p!ay of
THZ DUHSS SIGNAL..
Henri De Lagardare.-- ..... Lo'/day.
Gonsap....-.-.--0.8. E.
Duke De Nev0r.4...------7.Chlppradala.
Coarsriese ..
Elm Este Brno.
To conann. erith
THE DBLikl. 13.PICTER.
Robert Grafton ..... -.--..-- 0.8. Kamm.
R II
Garry OphiUß= Lovely,
.. Hynor.
rtheareat. "The Octoroon."
pilf A SONIC HALL-
WOOORUFFEI BOHEMIAN TROUPE.
Tremendous Attraction.
GR.I.ArD G4L4 FrEEli
.OF NOVELTIES.
PRESENTS TO EVERYBODY
fr - GRAND EXHIBTITON nv PITTS-
L , --)r Down/ GYMNASTIC! hesocunow,
TUESDAY EVENTHD, Apt! TO,
At the ATOZNEURI, Ltb•rty itreet, Pittetnrgh.
Tickets, 50 ccute—for We at all Book and Drug
Stores In Pittsbargh and Allegheny titles, and at
the. door.
Great Western Band sill b • in attendsn r s.
Door. op.n at 7 o'clock , performers:a' obronuences
at S o'clock. ,spD7,:td
.4UCTIO.X S.ILEti
CITY GROUND RENTS.—On TOES
DAY 1110115150, May 19th, at 10 crokult. will
be sold at the Commerdal Palen Rooms, 51 Fifth
men, breeder of Orphans' all the following grotind
rents an property in the city of Dlttabsugh;
1. A ground rent of 5250 per IIicASIII, Oil property
begin:Angell earner of Market and Dinh gorreta, and
running north4iutwardly *long !Dirket street 18
net, 8 inch. and extending beak an equal widtti to
Liberty aired..
2.e Ground H4nt Of 3:05 per annum on prepoity
adloinlog the above, Wing 38feet on blarket street,
and extending nine width to Liberty Arcot.
3. A gronnt nut of VD per sun= on the two
, following 16u together, via one lot on Narbet Meet,
Intoning 26 feetB loam northwadwardly from
Youth stivet. thence along Id.rket atreet 12 feet
inch:a, by 10 feet deep. And one lot oa Fourth at.,
beginning 120 feet below Marko etersti telni 20
feet on Fourth greet, by 64 feet deep,
4. A. ground rent, of 1140 per annum on proper
ty brgtuntng on the iorner rd. Decatur etreet,.(.l44l
edley,) and =tending op fourth stmtt. is feet. by &I
feet deep.
Terms offal., Cash. 17 8 Legerfendgir ,
fro , fur th er particutsre enqturereflt.7.W. A. 8.
Bell, 5A0.044 Foorrb street.
DATLS4 11ALWAINAilsall.
splfatdalantde •
QEVENTII WA4D LOW.—On THEE-
Dia EVENING, April 26th. at 7X, o'clook,
*U he eold, at the Commercial Wes Rooms, No 64
Viitts *met, the followisg dmirsble property In Lim
ton's plan of lots to the neventh yard, handsomely
sPnated near the highly Improved propetty of Gen.
1 K. Moorhead
Two Lots on corner of Centre avenue and Roberts
Onset, veil situated f* stands, having es .h
to feet f Incluse front on Centro avenue, and extend
los I. nit 10) feet soon alley.
Teo lets on Overbill smot, gyp site the residence.
B. kloorbrad, Leg between Cr* ei mane
Arld Preaklin .trot, bar ing ea ;b kit feet Crow*, and
extending hark 114 ket Sidebar to an arei.
For ftwthwr particulars call ow L. P. pars, Pal
Ito, C 4 Grant street
Twit or Bias—Oos third tab: balance la one
and two years, with interest, sitscred by bout arid
mortgage.
&pal
IJii'! I'4i
GOVERNMENT SALE.—WiII be sold
NJ! m PubHo Auction, on WEDIECDAY. May
4th, lie* at Allegheny Atonal. cosintemang at lit
o'clock a tn., to the Meted bidder. the Leming
pr. party, Hs
1 Draft Horse.
11 376Clartr ldgs Horsy, &Ms, Lo. •
75.0.41.1ba. 11 rop Leather. •
50,030 IDs. do Iron. • •
7.7 . 23 Bose., Barrels and Eels.
Tarots cash. It H. IL WHITELEY. .
aptl.Ltd Lt. Cot. of Ordnance.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUC
TION —On FRIDAY 110IINING, apell 221 at
10 o'clock. will be mold, at the Ilasord: Ball Auction
Roma ES Path et..l, solid /dahogarr tofu
ant
Parlor Main and Necker, Marble 71ep Tables and
Bland. Walnut Drenthe Boman, High and Low
Prot Bedsteads and Belding, reathet Beds., Nat
o...lnes, Haab Stands, biting and Kitchen Tables
and Ohara, Zenon, Onok.dtornd =digt , ... ll a Slim
/laud Tabl• and Tea Elprona Torka entlerVlto.
Also, new Oarpela
spit T. A. IdoOLZI.L6Nt, Anct'r.
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION
• —On 'r nar ET5211123, Zetb.st 7%
o'clock, • 111 be told, at the enatenrcial Wen Boone,
No: 24 Mitt street •••
20 thaws Ilinachester &Asp Beek;
Al. do lieronester Pennengor Itedray Ott.;
to do 0 Weans Insortnoe 0o.;
sp2l DAVIS • BteIIWATIM Maks.
FOR 134 LE--FOR REX?.
FOR SALE.
OAK AND PINE SELIBEK
A tract of Mud, ono Who from 01* Alkmbooy
rim, and oommoulcatirm with It by plinked rood,
to Hamm cosmty. near Ocorydon,jit toll. tram
ljtesmborg, cm Os A: it 0. W. U. FA, .b.-audios
lath OAR, PINE ilul Etoll,ooB timber oontaim
log 151 X) AOIIP.S, In offload for tole. ,
114.11 Informatkna &am Ikadleraul made known by
S. S. BRIAR,
Enter WI Insnianoe Alen
69.101111T1L In" Barks's Building
FARM FOR BALE--A farm of 47 acres,
under good Ineltleatkm, and will watered with
springs, situated within three mike of Greensburg,
Westmoreland c nutty, on the Philapelphbi Piks, and
ons tails from the Pesowykranis II•lirowL The iut.
perremente sae • two story tent house 60 by 111 feet,
with 11 room.; bank turn, srith stabling underneath,
Lad other necessary suitbuilnge ; has two good or
chards, one of 100 tom. It Ina good location for •
public
~.Il t e :t m o r
d ItarlrlgenrceormaLr Apply
•t the
4. B. 8.5.713,
• .18 Bulbar xtroet, Lasrreneseills.
OIISE.FOIi
SA--A'very.neat and
H
destratte two story Wick direlliag totwevuou ,
ty oluir, situated ou Boyle stmt. (corner lot) Lear
taw Clomeorni, alltrightuyi anowizileat to muskets,
taed; to., sontsins wen roe ansAlliwarly papered,
marble mantles in whir, Moue earth, tO,
every foam sad hall mid "raw Sek b
AD tizdalied to Stria Wort itylo throughout. Nor
toraw, 10., spy% yes -GLOBGB It. BIDDIA
TO Grout Vert:, °matte Cowl Bowe,
stars, Dtamood Alto.
i - TALuetzß Rams, , ritureatsy
TOR RALI, altaate4 au the•
Molteagebela
Rbret.aboya the Ina Lock, hating t oat on 'mkt
clue elan fart. rat exteadhat back ta tblaitactk
tale; adlotateg the OctateLtritte =road. tate.
at 4 acreratullT warm - Thli "a
loaktica tataahaturbat moolltertat the
thee to Rout and pakttestreet to Oa
tear, tad baw 11M sad Wed Inge thetecaerected.
Ter ta /a, appl
_to Ilattlf AWN TUSTIN,
on the im; at at IT. a, ALOCULOSRLOOR,
112 Mauna ;ark Tittablott , hchibtf
UAW& .AND LOTS.FOitB9Le-4'he
1 slut cariptd ; roglarpoirer of attorney offer ;
la-Pablia Ur. at Elm 131atton.rifhe Pittsbur ;
Tart Warne and chimp -11a11,1Y, 12 * lllll -.T
ayrtt 13th. that ElLoidrif ;inut, r tam Joni
sag Nacu gtatlois tbs -flank, of 13 .rgre, an 4
perctuis. Thle farm 11/$ beauttftuly.; 91.1eszm
s. 11; reltable fry ragt ag greet igutAcuos ref wen
iraictd. Abo. lots in Eriamomd fear ors 1.1.
Pintos ea JAS. If cI3ZOBO S. 1 ', l i t e..
.or/8o J l s.lllolaff BY. 1 -
IitSNT-;-To Cann family,. the
I. °natal: eta beentlial ;veldts* , beermttery,
OEM mtle hem the Allegheny Market ~ Her with '
What % wen of greened, on thisro.l"°l , h than
treat treed,inegreent, shrubbery, eta- AD ezat
well °tinter, end • largo dawn otiortirefes.
lapin at A. p. HAULM.
mhiket
FOB BALE—Wo have :825 acres of
test due limber lAA eithotbi neat to ti leen
root, in lamest comity. To. cspltaleti who vith to
isnot In property thht le uoir coming greatly la die
jound, their epeeist attenetkoy IsAlleeetad to the
shoo, es ers are isetneoted to 1011, a s tryst =I-
Ore. for perticolare apply to • .
• B. Sletoklill 1.10./ Uri Vont* street: •
MEN MIMING LOTS FOB ULF,—
L swath sithi jinetionaOf thiarmitais Pike
end Bake street, 23 Zed front sad 100 !bet durp.
Terms: ens UV aub.llol.l the Wax* la his yews.
Apply it Oetteal Fatah millnearenee °See
G.Ln Tag
.10 - autlereineet, Lawrenara.l:-
.von sALE--Ont 30(60, having)
thnt hams &mak; with an antlesta
neat-strort. -Ifos.tams, to.
ittirarnit
4ylldtd _. — • Iso.irr ram stme
MILLI% SALE-82) "aro- of -prime
scut Ism*, Zoysolar oat". out to tor•
&owl siva*. a., uurvtor 0 , 0 11 4 cnam
berm f attheie MOO.
• CO. US IWO& strolL
111=MilM1
.135
FOR SALE,
12 LORE 'A OF LAND,
Within do Bctroiiirtrof Lawrencevlllej stin
vithlo
3 ELME& OF THE COURT UOLTSE;!
It Is camelleut land. wen laltodydd. itilti troca
boas. tam and aat-balidlngt. ,
_ ,
It Is the hishert tea In ihobrongh, yet generally,
end could be st4livideptttogood
• Tor shape, location, and other it li
Coed place for nesidencat in the anutty.
Carmel al Ws till riff Lx
Title wife, • No tocumbrzaes.
Inquire of OEO. T .GILLE4OII2, 164 Vos(4th.
street, or on the promisee of
saran a Ea',tat
VCR SALE—A CHOICE LOT "OF
iv YIPY ACIBES.—Tto cmderteigneithaa RE ion. •
log of a choke Lot of Greted, containing rpm. 1
ACRES, gunge on the Squirrel 11111 Roan. shunt
halts mile from the cation of the Oakland
Patrfn
gor Railway, adledulog land. of V. 11. Trona And
Wm. J. Iltudock. About two.thicle cleared.the
remainder to woods, with a email atreluti of Eater
Rowing thnnigh the lot; all tillable : ground. and of
aria dam n L It bee an admirablo alto fora cone
try residence. It Ii also well situated for a vane
yeti. Land In that - ueightetrkood - reluttlion
Ere licandred to one thousand - dollae per acre.' ,*at •
this lot la offered foi Env hundred par eine. ,ItO • .
tare ohmmeter an industrious &TIMM man to •'ltat s
home, or for • napitallat to tasks an. ineestactst..
toy reasonable. time will tie given for psymelit.::or.
if ptedarred, it will be rented fora term of yare.oa
en Impious:mat haw. J. W. V. WIIITIki
apiltart 104 Yip Amt. EP facie,.
FOB 8A L B.—At Evergreen, Bin
Township, Iles talcs from Allegheny, • ,gnod •
, from. dwelling, =dens style, containing doyen .
looms, etore'roomalpantt7, chtern, cellar undertake '
whole hone, and Ina acre of ground with • variety of, ,
1 Nutt trees and mall fruits. This property in alone • •
toicted from theAxiociatiNn. but the pnrchaser they. , -
enjoy the in:legato& (IMO cloas Seminary, tube ..
=dorm,o • few 'motto by • gontlenian from NewlfOrk,
etherbinellia connected with the Anoodstola
Any gentleman 'doing begins' in the city . Ord: de
tiring • healthy home in the, country onehouredilre
4
....m the city, offer ` nano indocententa•lne, , the
mural and phrtdcal fore of children, will dolma,
to look at this pro , which will Weald low. - Too. -
tendon cm lie girta y Ist. Tor fartherinfortna. •
tlon inquire ot the 'premises; of at No. SAN Oat
street. • • ; • oplaNer ~ _ .
IL AR
R BALE.—A GE BUILDtG
SUITABLE FOR A BOARDING ROU S E OR , ,
HOTEL—Tbe property known as the .93eetaley
Academy," 12 Was from Pittsburgh, on the Ps R
Wayne end Obicago Rahway, with Amon or fourtroa
tones of land, laetfared for sale. There to
gore in the vicinity of ,Pit t bur for • Bosiding
frotel'or ScbooLmain building ly Ig4
feat b 750 and contains nearly forty mot=
La abundance of shade, and the grounds ad* WatlY_
arrangrd. There le also a viral garden sadll'par( -
of man [mita: son excellent. It bee ail Uri
vantages of the river and isaroad. - FoWeitilDn cave ,
be given - Immediately For prio, terrol a rdx;ianr.
quire of liftwern'T. n..zrevln Co. 4t Wood Opel,
Pittsburgh, or of the subscriber on the younibilt; - •
aplibtf. JOB. B. TEAVELLT • r
EKIR SALE.--The undersigned have.:•_j
been appointed s Conslefties by the IDoehhold.
ess to seeks fele of the OANTAND- AND VMS. .••
AIIIIGH AND ILINEEINVILLD RAIINYALIs
allure tbans—sritheeslimmiLltack. tam and ' : .
eat realise theretar stun y •FINFLtee..,;:: I
it not old by that time, prose& srill he melted •
for the Doh And wood of the respective raillessi.. •
Notice of the dlepest of the egolpsesmte, ao4 lOU
be elm saw Key lot, elhtsadd•
For pettienlers rata to wither of the nodal 'tir ed.
Wlt. A. HIBIION,',
JOSHUA BENIDIN,A 1
AMADEI. NORM%
Coarmitise.
EOB. SALE—STEAM SAW ; MILL
AAA OIL BITITSSITY.—Tho one.bill 0r,.,
wbolo of an Oil Ilethanty and ' , Maim Sow If I.l.l;with' •
On and onotalf mem of gronad ; an abondifint of - •r.•
goal on the lo — Liano open wad bang worked, Otago
dllothony Wow Lad AT. G.TL. dined •
tar gala. TNDednen la now and of moderlionld.,
the Saw Mill to •Woidld arc*. and Is wog ,•
Med. baringa dock running tram it to Owl:lug . .
Good locality tor belding boots: , • •
portionlais all on On ondandgord. , ,•• .
MAT ciaoupstrzniro,
gal:a No. en Bond stmt. Plitsbuteny Pa. ,'•••
po' a SALE—Four ialnable Banding
1. Lots,rachls feet. frontan HWY street, it ear
ner of Ord etreirt, and_llll to 124.1e5t iheft , ,Tect
Lots, each 10 hat f• oat on . Miff street. 443 011110 11
pteputy of Alex. Miller, cheered. -roar Lord, oath
20 poet mat en Bt Tatairl'a ells; byloo d.. t0..n-.
• ley 24 feet atils. Alto, Three lota oath al tier
front da Cntrfert street by 1121 /up
lateen it ill be sold at los priors and or irseftertria."-
ap2o B. 01:11111111T a BOSS. M. MarYlt
OR SALE:
'
F6-TEINTU)II sisarßota
lop° heat tics ma nn or Did 4 111,11 11 DIC II -I` -
_DECKING la ',Mod lor mils st tL PlantatiKlll of - '
. _.
a. IMBED:I4 on Andaman attest, itlkeinar '
Prize DM per thousand lao4 baud nmanta. paa
Deanna Inatraady plank' mad maarEn . mac - - .•
Injrnra of1"3"4=:
OMB Onlbcp ^ •
Fort wax—IMPROVED
TV.--A two-story Mini Dwell* Of *led
now, pap, fortis pllar. good wall of yerat(n, fralt ,r
Inns, ate. Lot r 5 feat !mat and WI Teat datp.'aild '
la within 1.155 tat of tbs Illtlzacaymeager.ldatlitay.. - ,
"•
'forma Amy. .„.
Appt) Walaal Estate 'dad Insnrane s $55651;0f
mh2s
Sedlar Wad, La
POR SAL—That
•r
V sanded to the Moment-It of ManebditmitasAlM
anew of Lomat Mimi. snilE Mori waf, 11 - I
s ' oaf
lonfair as the Greeimexd p , *Met is
emoted anembirn Idyls Brick ;
dn A , Holl2l4l3table, lo• 800
b . •; A -
Ise fattier particulars enlemi of ;:- •
_
• • aiDtf ' DI Wm street, tall -
j'O! EiALF-A pilleitehiit tri Seat,
V cattails far a bailees' ' tam , 6T -- •
either she Tort Wiwi* or llfmtbester Warg, Wth V.
Improved sad aboanDiat in choice et,
need for salt or to tachangs.foo city p • • IV • •
Apply to S. 8. DICIAD, Draw • tA I AAI. -- •
ealertiatiesl.o l .
Dog- sALF,....Twenty
IM M, pert of the Torcaa Mill: • ..... • .
nee view of Pitlaborah and TIMM Is SAW. ono
mile from /oust' rirr, 'Mat[ ' 4 .0 °DIU'
mobs mane Asa fruit tram and ml o . 44 =lki •
01AF:termi7e:A maim • Well be•,,; :
Milani imlt_-pirrebnaspa • , .
4
Wapi.droot. "
LlOg .030,0-ViL
sounatu% th .olo%suos•'
dia=sier of c r ylindrrOd stroll
top. ,Boller, ZWlket. ataseseroPii
dotting as* box. Wilmot, I goo ex,
coed Wean months la► stdoirlieal • t
good allow Ma 111230.-
z...w.,,
CI BATA •OR EXCIIMMILI VOL
a ,
J:' , CITY PSOPZITTY).-Stat Lesatirzima , . -- - -,, •-:---
LNG. irlth mta& stsachei, Oa'
rattly V 7 Cluisolla /".'!"!. 2
.1 . T ' ut. ' ' ~
Dirod ocr2pa ghiae lad) .
Stabling sad Olainoliallajs th• •,' , - -,;.,'::: -
nor of [holm *thug Maw =.- =-. ! • :!. i - , -",*, ~ , - -...
.V:0 ?mirth dried, N - -
0./.OTOILY AND -WATEK BUSIER . :
ie. von BALT.--Tb. seszerberOgro-r**gos7-
twos tsstalrr. with Inlay'. gauss, sltust•S NEB • .
xrulortTos - ,letrar tome,. l's.. Tbs Instla g lid •
beau amid so s Midland Doss fsetoryi MEd
as a visas beton, sad Is anneals Yar ,
manufsettaistgbasisms. Apply nets tbs. are to
• WB4= .:
POFt' digerc—Thel2 - 3WCetthiryAtiCit ''''''.
1.7 DIWILLUP:h AkeMed. tit gm:4'2oe; leit , b , ''...."
o f uth
'complete , ardor dimmed cm the tamer of the,
....,
treat mad Cleepactres alley, Blzth V • • "
lavolehtzectipeemf o ollefel4 geFtet.:lol4,, heael'i o ''''
WOB-RENV—To a Mal!.
an* hoif oblif
coo nap fres Oho Al •IMI•
about %sere of up•mo,
fret teem elenfoorti.
'idi 0bv,1.1,0T,!.;""
ot orator, ea oftor.t.s
Woo of - A. U. WWI ifft2k.o443
opltarr
FOS tiaLIC HatiT—A,
Ab. = 10,21 . 24 . ea wain* toi
k ju i d &sr rambabeht,sad via
%mai at 610 , 2___ . • 18211 ". I
rtert dow treat Mu an
•FOR AB!leE-4Lo i
'smash os sinaieuma. -- • -
Tao /SCUM azulLoCart •• •
Nil lid -
lOW - dorna•
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mo LE bar ' '
ftcnitawl MOM
id No. TEND
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$r-
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in. with:
taiitrlleat
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7
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of 52 L
andle•
rj '
boot.
tha
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rose in , ^
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