..~~s~ m i ~r; . _.. . .. osatete . I.IIIL. TUESDAY IitOIINING, APRIL 26, ISki4. i :MI / - - STIBUBB.AN: zzta:Miit.E. OF ADVERTISING RATES. BTAIDTSO.; YATITL, . .. 1 _ _ 3 thus s - trace le ` • . • 1 92 1 139 11 1 1 1 9 4 1 1% 9 2 2 /12 1 1% 9 2 2 1 Oaetiose- .-. 11 7/171 40 I . 9., 9 ' 9 e-eirol1sel.: 1 1- 193 ..r. - ...30 - - '. • Three tlalee-- 1 90 00 25 Your thaim- - - .1 ll5 ._.. Iles three- 990 180 Chernat-- 11 51 40 170 95 8$ 45 1 , Two vote.-- 4-25 960 290 :170 145 85 Maio ;weeks - 803 880 400 240 900 110 Vas ulontl:.. - I 50 400 600.2 TO 1160 123 Ta 9 scathe.- 11 25 400 T5O 4- CO 373 200 1 Three melba. 1176 700 9 15 470 4 55 988 , 1100 13 85 800 0 211 4 10 ' Ito leasille- 27 00 15' 60 18 CO 10 312 .9 00 616 One Year-- 92 00 i 8 00 21 13 11 00110 70 6G4 0111AGRAIIL11 ADVERT/SSUERTI. ,-Fat:ostif-eru" thutpabb ono week tamtiod to Mu lountditts braises, a the antitscr. 411.*iirtstrefIlsecietits In exact Vrop=tion: . 13=1 2 gls2ellocues ea.; 1D0010.........4201 5 , 4 00 4TO IF ocrOD • -!Altrelikissozettc....... r CO 16 2 10[02124........... 24 40 19 Oa 161'6 10 W. ' 412 CO 12 00 24 ED 14 0;) atittaidooblo P7l7l77aticak sorb Laserticl—.`-:-.—.. 50 enti , 75 flvlM litsicaboo7 adi707. 70 0 7717, P 77 77174---2 7 Co ' 272402:1122.45t0tia5:..4.- 2 75 WARTED 4d om IA , Inl2l Pi"TQ r , 1,000 ire 1.7. e .ountio tblial!"!, iToromanGsse ,„,pitt Meetingat :',..AWsrpilaintenthly Meeting of ,City CUM.. es wat heldna Monday esuatagAprn 2st& In Belisf, - prtsint, Messrs . - Allen, Brown, iladumns..)llller, McLaughlin Mckilllon, Mallattltif Morrow, McClintock, Phillips, 'labmpson Beds, Reed, Bead, ' Tents and-PreildentlicAuley. , The zathutesof thri preceding meeting were read and anpre7sd. ld• 4.11. Bead presented • petition for • •," 'sewer (*Virgin alley. Bead and refaced. to the Street fleraMltice. _ Also, petition from dlizems, praying L Ocoanells to grant autlicuity to the 011 Valley 4Telegiaph- Company to complete their line from the Allegheny Vallay.BaUscad depot: to the Bt. 'Charles Hotel. Bead - !Maned to the Street:Committee with power to act. --' In eonnection with the ahoy,, the Pnwli dentreed a a3mmaalastlaatroza;.-11. . ion, for the Inland and 011 Valley Telegraph' Clompanles,,, asking the right lb put oil tent; - gaps : poles along Omit street, from Hifth to Liberty, and thence:to the railroad bridge of the Pittobruti, Port Wayne anct.t;)hicago Company also-from' thi earner.ol" Binh sweat, along Smitbield to Third, and thanes to the Bt. Oman* Hotel—,which, in pi .sth, wan reared a red to u, IllaWatillora• 'maltose. " Oa motion of D. Bead, S. O. non-concrured, and amended by. addin, "with power to Mr. Qalns: presented a petition ,from the helm of Irwin Reed, milting Cornelia to gin `them farther time under a Ilea for grading -sad paving um:lament. Read and referred _to the City Solicitor. Mr.hicCarthy, a petition from Robt. Frank - lin, whin for• the appointment of a Commit tee to adjasl c claim alleged to be due by him for grading and paving—she petitioner eller Ing that no grading and paving had really been done, for which he wee liable. Referred to City Solicitor. Mr. Reese presented a petition from Wm. Inttleaere, praying for a redaction'of rent en the coffee stand °occupied by him in the Dia • mond, "as it dra no t pay him to pay the rant he is nom paying.' Pe tarred to Market Com a:lams. • , The President read a commuldeation from , the }Thiellee Committee, relenice to the alaim against Andrew Bic/latter, deceased, and Jas. • Cauldy,sureties for Robert. Alliagbaro, recom mending the collection of the amount of Mr. Atli:intent% defleieneyorithoutinterest. The following resolution accompanied the report : Reached, That the report of the Finance Committee he accepted, and the recommeod. Con in regard to the Mahn of Robert Attics ham and his sureties be adopted, provided the said sureties pay the amount due by Mr. ,Alltoghaza within adz mouths of this date. :"7 Thartatehttion Was read andsdepted. _ Mr. Thompson presented a %Uttar $lOO,lO, for-repairing the, roof of the Misters engine hose, with a rcsolation to payee urns. The reaciluthm woo mad three times and passed. Mr. Allen, from the Water Committee, presented s report, which was _steepled and atithbrised to bepublished. Mr. 1,,11. Reed presented a revised ordi nance, Axing the grade of the extension of Pennsylvania Avenue, and'other streets. Mr. Phillips -presented a substitute, the Main feature of which was, that It raised the cede of high atnet two feet, walla the grades of the other streeterindlittubed. , - After a very animated discussion, the sub stitute was toted down. The question on the third reading and final pane of the originel ordinance was than ealled,' sad ' the yeas and nays resulted as Yesa---Idessta- Allen, Drown, r Hardman, MeLeagbitn, McMillen, McCarthy, Morrow, McClintock, Quinn, Thompson, •Reed J. 8, Reedit., Willa, Toung.-11. Naym—ldeurs. Miller, Phillips, Rees, Mc- Auley, President-4. • Se the ordinance was declared adopted. Mr. M c Carthy, from the Committee on lire , Maeland Elmo, pruented a report Betting that they had carefully considered the bill which had passed the Legislature, creat ing** Mlles of - Bin' Marshal for Allegheny aunty, and had found It to be vary obnoxious. The report woe accompanied with a pro- , amble and nisokitionl, netting forth that the bUI, whether Intentional or not, tould be used for corrupt purposes, and as its passage was not demanded by the citizens, the Councils disapprove of its pawage. The preamble and resolutions were real three times and paned, and the Clerks of Councils were ordered to send eartUled, copies thereof to the Governor and our Iteprerentatirea. Mr. Brows; frond the Special Committee to ' whom mu referred the matter relative to the railroad pier on Duquesne way, submitted the`: following resoluthm: • • . Asedeocf, That the Committee appointed to wafer with the Pittsbargh, Fort Wayne and Chicago lialiroA-Campsay, relative to the application of said company for the right to build a bridge pier on the Allegheny wharf, be and they, are , hereby , authorised to nage date with said company on said value; and If they see Troyer, to grant said right for the consideration of $5,000, to be paid In cash endplayed at the disposal of the Allegheny 'lna Committee, to expended In grading and paving= that part Cl said wharf lying between the St, Clair street and Mend street The rescintion„ was read three times' and A 'Militia, risking S. - Mt:: MMFanr Witito.ll: fa the pilaw °tact °rain:mentor the widen ' &elect Centre avenue, fie= Yulton to *ill* street, wee read and , , Also, pellticn against the widening of 'Mild avenue, Bann action. 410db:tithe* for the grading snap:min:ea Wilkins street in the Ninth Ward was read • three titles and passed.. Not morbid to C. Also, an ordnance repealing that part of the ordlassee forthe widening and opting of Webster atreet, which applies to that portion of tine aunet between. Fulton and Roberti Street , . Adopted., Not ruched in C. C. An ordinance Axing the grade of Washing ton ungd, _from the south curb of. Liberty etreetto the, north curb of Webster street, wee read three times and passed. Not nub- Mr. Nolilni offered a reroltdion izetructing the City Solicitor to diaw up an ordinahoe donating &portion of the "old basin lot" to the Centati Board of _Education, as a staler the Met School, bad to report the semi to The remintion wee read three times and pateratb.‘ Rot Melted in O. C. • _ In Ormesen Cateco,-Present, Mears. Avg" • Areastreag, Buckley. Reck, CoSine • Datis,..Dean, Dickson, Paws Mins Xers &WOG Jeremy, Jones, ...Leonard; Maeltsy, flostoresay, 1 100andless 31.4301- bud, M'aevap,M'Reown, O'ffsloraii,o7laros O'Neill, Pathenten; Sebum, Snivel, White, 1 4 4•6 04Treeltrent. fkalairclite of the melons m e eting wet( mad lad appeared.. • Mr Mare prevented a petition from ,t he e Nisl;polkre,requestlng an advance of twin- Z ir di zezte per night: Referred to Polloe Mr. Davis sdered.the following resolution: : poin " "Owl, That the Finance Committesibo lasmurtml to report anu ' rdinance ting dif liucitio/ crude and refried olla oroily Pittsburgh. Referred to the - 11nence Committees with instructions to report , lbs On Motion of Mr:Davis, the 'ordinance in - fillailed than - widening of Centre avenue waraarmatalbrlusertlng the Dimes at Geo. 8a P, 1/Isolll 'Minna and James ' %MI , 1 . 4 ,1010:0 *of the former viewers. presursui as oidhirkee innutthe saidarot tholiptot t _ EZZLNIA slaws tram iBO9 t 1100., -- allokaftar warm. aralrla debate, wee adopted. Mr. Bur. May pressured s commtinioation Ern& the Palle* Oatamittse, with the following resolution: - Resolved, That the Pollee Comteittes'be M ania= to prepare as ordinance Increasing the,pay of the day pollee from the present rate to the following, to wit: the Chiefs nay to sixtrdollarhand - ilin other police to fifty &Mara per month, day still retaining their Pertiadtes• A commemastion from the Maier was also read, stating that the perquisites of the pollee feat:Aorta:7 and March amonoted to $10.91 per month each. Mr.Q'Neill moved sa an amdment that the rotary of the Chief be fixed en at isoct per yea; and that of the police at $7OO. ti nanmeant was adopted. The resolu nds imd was then passel Mr. McGowan offasd the following: That the filreet Committee be to lurtelltna attest graded and pared in front of the Water Works, and that said COmmittee report an ordinance to that effect. Mr. Jonas offered the following: Resolved, That the Street Commissioner of the. Second District he tnatrutted to repair Second etre= which at' the-present time is alinost imputable. • Bead and :stared to Street Committee. :The only items 'of Common Connell buil neu reached by Select, were , . the resolutions native to repairs on Second street, and in regard to thoparing of Star street, in front I of the Water Works. Common Camell concurred in all the bad ness of the Sabot, =apt those items which' wire net reicheA. Our Book Table. . itlussat or Writ Discos= or &MIDI Of TEO • Sttu. By Johrtllannia& /fele; Chytato H. M. .laden Anat•..Palls& ..n.2 gold Mezaile. of the Itoyal Cleespayblid Society, Woo. Our. Member sae Gots Medalist of the Prima 'Geographical So -OSP: With Way and Portraits, anc .00sillustraeas, chiefly from Cumin. by Copt. Grua. New Toth: Hever & Brothers, Pitts ' burgh: for sate hy Henry Ulster, 71 sad 71 Slith .May 4. &Opp. Pro; Its long•kept sword, whlchall-tbs horning io! Etoptlans, all the nontical and gea graphical shill and onterprirsof the Ehcenl claus and Grota4, fait to dleiiover,Afrita his at telkgaiyiebled up; main the rola= before us will be found the reiord of bog, and when, analrbure,an llngllshtrawelier, - after eisOonn &Aug and owereentlig manifold duadnita.s, inuiprierable dangero, became pa• ecue3 of what the greatest kitty had longed fok in rain—the. power to solve the IhritSri of the river of Egypt—to answer the questions which had been asked for thousands of years, isotalned.unallswerod— " 4 :1 rather litaa. CCU thy cattle can toll • Os to-what tali thy faaatihis milt" Sushati achievement aS that of Cot Spoke, Were it not for the el-abserblog interest or , the war, would undoubtedly have been every sitheresprominent theme. of distmeslon in all the written and oral communications of intelli gent -mei' for -months putsince first the intelligence molted us that th e bold explorer bad actually arrivedat tens -bg salling.downtite White Nile from its trow,asoortained .souroe, the Lake liVyransa. 'lint at Ilia, we have not by anticipetion ear -1 bursted any portion of Our intermit in what Captain Spoke has tell at, end we therefore have the !greater pleasure In store when the fresh pages are turned over with cadet earl. retry to trace, from day-to day,end from place to place, the program of the. fret 4acreershal explorer who has been able to solve this spat problem—the " age-enduring mystery of the sacred Nita—the hitherto unsolved problem and mystery both of modern and ancient geography. We shall not—indeed we cannot, because we have not .spacefor a volume, but only for • paragraph at our dispasel—attempt to give any outline pf gaptalnApeke's court, through the remarkable region which he traversed, and the exciting details of-which his book so on ostentatiously, yet so effectively and delight fully describes. -We ham merely referred to the great geographical Importance, and to the universal interest of the remarkable achieve ment which now stands indissolubly nasals. ted with his name; but we must aslathereader who would estimate the man and his work, to open Captain :Spoke's volume for himself, as no words we can no would avail to give anything like an adequate . impreuion of its charminx narrative and of the val uable additions it makes to our knowledge et the African continent and Its inhabitants. -In point of fact, be will Ond that it pastilles the account which an English reviewer has :given of it, in eayingthattt is 'mere enchant ing than a fairy tale, mere exciting thin a _li.anwritatioas or Carrratar. Pnocat en. A Sarin of ,Ditstraions. By Barber?. reenter, Author of "The Principles of Payola:goo," "Boolal Statica," " Ea- Ittoral,PoUtlcalaadEstbatio," "Education," "VIM . Psinciples," etc., etc. With a Notice of Spencer a "Saw flatcar of Philatopby." Nair TOT. D. Appleton A Co. Plttaboithi for We by Dash, Marko & C0.,931ir00d stmt. 4440.12m0. The name of Herbert Spencer, though for Many years very Irogdantly mentioned in li terary circles, both in Earopo and. America, has not perhaps hitherto attained mach cur. mac/ in the outside world, or with the reading pnblie generally. But few renders could trice the euthorship of some of the most strikingly original and thoughtful Mays on ratio= subjects, which have from time to time appeared in the quarterly reviews and other periodicals, to one whose name had never been paraded on title-pages or in, publishers' =i nclines:nen% as popular names are wont to be. Yet, even In this country Mr. Spencer has not remained tillnow altogether unknolrn in a considerable number of readers—though we believe only one distinct work of bit hes, up to the appearance of the volume now tie tfore,ne, been published lathe United States. That work, however, was of such notable ,quality—was so remarkable far profound and practical wisdons..—and presented suck strik log and valuable views on a subject of groat and enduring importance--that ithu elicited inerrahere a large and continually in creasing sham of attention and interest. We refer, of , course„. to the work: on 'Education' published some time ago by Menu. D. Appleton it Co. Ai to the pres ent volume — 'lllustrations of Universal Plogrece—it contains a serious of _cony, or , discussiorfli, on the following subjects Progresat its Law MA Cause—Blinnera and Inhion—The Genesis Of Science—The Pbysl _elegy of Laughter—The Origin and Function of Music—The Nebula Ifypothesit—ltaln on the Emotions and the Geolo gy—The Development Hypothesis—The So cial Organism—Use Indiana:iv—The Sources of Architeontral Types—The•Use of Anthro morphine. We do not intend in this brief Itotioe to attempt to spot. of Mr.Sponeses philosophical opinions or to eless him with any'erhool,Franco-GerMan orlfranoo Scottish; =entice It to my, that he has been falsely calleda Conitist, though his views more nearly coincide with those of Sir William Hamilton on some fundamental points, than with those of the brilliant but seperficial generalizer ' whose name is associated with Positivism. Bat call hi philosophical exit= what we may, no reader of - those thirteen essays can fail to have his thought stimulated to greater activity, and to - realise that he accompanies no ordinary mind, whether the result of his reading shall be to agree or to differ with the writer of them. .Consa Muse; es, AN Itauta Jambi/. Raba» It. Cr bawling. Boston Orceby Nichols. Pittentrzb finals by Davis, Clarke t Co., in Wood sure*. , Zblyp. lemo. We can cordially c oto mond this beautiful and interlining volume, as being well &dap. ted to girl' youthful readers & taste for the objects of an and the softies of natural bean ' ty, which 'an Italian piney • meat neces sarily den with. It is written with nth frestinue and graceful ease, that, while it exactly mita the juniors, even the gain glut of swain will find much amusement, and .probably= some touches of pleasant mania oesioekin going our its pages: It is neatly .printed and contains a lumber of illustra. Religions. UV. Mr. Dunlap, Pastor Elect of the North 'Church Allegheny, will preach before the Presbytery. of Allegheny Oity, on Trtuday the 20ti, bast., at 9 o'clock P. M., in Dr. Swift'a dumb.. , /The Preelaterr will also meet In tie Chapel, or. .the Western Theo. Seminary, at, T o'clock P. 31., for theponces of Ordaining and In Dunlap Bor. Mr. Shields of wster. will much the on Sermonßride. Rev; Mr. Lowry, of ;Beaver, will de. liver Vise charge to the Pastor , and the Hee; Mr:Smith of Shupsiough will deliver the charge to" he congregstierk Bet. Ur. Dun lap will preach regniarlY every Sabbath_ at 1034 A. DI., and 9 o'clock P. U., Ia the , 04p. el of the Western Theo. Seminary. •- - . Norcitn - Mr. L Hunt, Mesonkaistli Stith stinet; het tioefred The Ikea Wiwi f or The bleebtotets 'of , the leles.":-• ling Pomace of the Land' and r Ban. Also; The Border Untie ; or,- The Cup, the Win. end alt.:Wilde:am: A - romanee of the Wait. , The' Antis Lathan:Us of "Men foe's Ten Cent Novels,"and • the second fa that of "Ten Cant Himasttan" - Tsi plata: s finit& tolarpeat the beim dfor maraud of ' Onfeetiattlin kept Georgeglkimpit bleßrats Boa ondriPme ths'Alligit'sjNov MAAS UM& ' • : • "•• • ltunlclpaL Nye publish_below fn fall,,tero tots of As sembly, passed at els lumina and approved, which ere of Interest to our Allegheny read An An relates* to additional water works in the city of Allegheny. li'll.11•11, The present Inllltiee for'the mopes a water to the residents of the city of Allegheny are deemed LUX9IIIICI.IIi, by the greatly Innen d colt somption, and • necestityleekti ,tor the luniedlate enlargement of the present water works of said city, by the addition of new toilldingland power. Thera fore file. 1. Be LI moored, da, That /mei Marshall, Joseph Hirkparrick, Henry birth, 3. L. L. E.n.S. and William tinalth, he and they are hereby appolnual and cnetitotod • Bond of thatmialonere of the water works extension of the city of Allegheny, with power to CH nannies la their mambas. IMM what. 01 . r =UM arising. and the mid baud shall oeganise by the eloction of • Prewitiant and Treasurer from their number, the Terminer &Mpg bond in each amount, with approved soretni, so the raid board May determine; and they shell hare and see • com. mon seal. ... _ B.th. 1- That the mhd board be, and they areherabT, ratted with full power and authority to coutract for, and nonerintend the thank* of, additional works for At rd the said city of egbeny, including building., en ewe, macWnery, ad a ft things necessary to the full and entire temple nof th e seine for practical open; Mien, open plans bar appeared by the Select sad Common Cannel . Me coy of Allegheuy, at a cw t . not to rieteed on. dred Audi:llra thousanddollthe. i . 80.11. That for the purpose of defraying the cod thereof, the sold 'um hereby _ moth:Hind and! empowered to ban bonds; In toe woe of the Board; of horwaisioners f the welter works execration of the thy of Allth ny, sighed by the President and Treathrer of said ?board, and havittg the real of thy' beard attached, kir etch amount al they meth deem' necessory, not however exceeding th e sum oat hon.' , dred and Any theosand dollar., end to negotiate , the some; the said bonds shall be of dot =lllations not exceeding one thousand dollars, and have such timed for their natality ea the geld board my deem ode ,fable, =detail beer Laura, at thirsts of els per sat, playable econbannually, at such place or piths" me theuld board oraydetermine. 80. IL That for the perporee of defraying the cost alit,. erection of the contemplated additional water • Wirth, it le hereby made th e duty of the mid C.... CllO of said city, to appropriate fur thepratent yea and annually thereafter, sod of the Treasurer of the city t eseleport, to the trader of the add board, twenty thoeund dollars oat of the revenues of sold city Wising from wow asseasments or We until all the .thet of the erection of Kali additional water works' shall hare bran fully paid, Including the redemption of bonds hereinbefore sethorized to 141 fined, With armours of inter*, and Incidental expense. of Able board, and said sem, se set apart annually,shoil b y drawn upon the order et the geld boerdolgned by the President theredf, and sensed by the Treuwer floret:if, mid said sum do set evert annually shall not be diverted by rho .old city, or the Treneurer of .old city, or by told hoard; from the following uses, viol lint, to the payment of Internet on any bond. Wood by said board on th. authority herettibeflue gine. and eecond to the fan and Amd extinguishment and payment of the debt contracted, to tho Motto* of told 'Millbrae water work., de. . Sc.. B. That lb. accounts of said Board of Com. misdeed. 0311 be audited by the committee sp. panned to &Milt the city uethnts. . . Bsc. O. That the said Select and Common Councils 'are hereby empowered to make such additional sp. propriations to the thewl hind provided for to tree , : thin four of this wt, ow they rosy we proper, and nth additional appropriations that be held to the same nue . ..therein preeenbed. Bm. 7. That when the aid webs works additions are fully and'entlrely coinplthial to practical operw hen, the control of the meld board over them dull craw, wed they shall he thetteeforthLmanapd awl operated by the city under each eratenn as the corp., rate entboritie of the maid city may are proper to adopt; but the said Board of CoMmisatortere shall continue to aka built the debt created by them ea berdnatter provided dtoill him been hilly paid. An der rehabs to sidewalks fn Allegheny city. • Sm. 1. RA a .arid, do. That It shall be the duty of the street commiesioner of the city of Allegheny, eruenerer any part of thy eldesulk of thy argot, lane or allay, or meths in std city IA or that be. two. tint of repair, - to give notice to. the owns, '.herners, of the moldrudertate fronting the &Mew ' wont of rewir, or, to his agent or agents, If he, • or they have any, er-to the occupier ir occupier. of the saes., if there be any, be can the thrarror owners Cannot he found, or is,or ore unknown, to bore the meld sidewalk repaired or 'spared, under hie roper- evision..or acconnup to hie directions, Wale ten', days after snob notillution, cad in eau of the d. ' twit of the eerier or own= to comply with such notifiratlon, It shall be the duty of the Wesel ewe. mlsloner to cause sorb rewiring ; Sr repaving to be made it the proper east end expense of the 'owner, or owners of the real aerate frontire the sidewalk so repaired or reposed. seri he WWI make demand of %hemmer or owners, or of his, her or thar Nr.t .5 agent., or of the *snider Or occupier. of snob nu nude, when the owner or owners chat be found. or le or are unknown, for the payment of the emu and thpaneas of soot. repel:lna, sod If the ....t are not paid he shell, otter ten days thereafter, file a statement thereof In the diddet court of Allegheny county, verified by Wilda.% which statement hull he entered of record, and .ball be etniciustra as to ell matters and things therein contained, sod add can and espenssaaholl be and month • prior lion upon the real estate fronting the eidesealt -00 repaired or roared, nut a the eameeloall be fully 'paid and ois wde f e e n e d lu t , h n lb s osmhao fhO vra n b w le e ablyh „wrt h unto( the Mayor, Aldermen and Mirth. of Alleghe. ny no debts secured by mortgage an tow by lawn. covetable. Son 1. The lien of municipal robe, lutes and as , Kunlun of the city of Aileshm'y, shell not be ell. vested by no, judicial sole se ntheets to much there of as the proceed. of mkk ale cm) be brandielent to discharge sod pay. . .11r. Brunot , a Lecture. Tito following .colospondoneo exp 44 pelf Mowry W. tf Kramer, &maul 4. Lao mad That. D.hraett fr., Oostmfoe. ea Getters. coul Eataimp for ihn Sails:es Fair. Giam.san: We beg leave reepectrolly to request that you wIU make arranger:mate M procure a repot, Won, forth. [lament 4 the Sanitary Mr, of the leer tom of F.ll rtnaboti Fey., on the &object of "One &anion ' " &sheeted 0 f... week. SON . the . church.. In elleghenY City. ender the ansplcoe, coil for the beovflt of the Ledlee Boldlere AM Sudety. • • Bow of the undersigned were mama and heard that lecture, and can bear witness sa lo thspowtir and skill with which Mr. Brtutot delineates the Int. rota stammer and noble goatlike of "Om goldiers,!' and their patince, Courage, toils and eafferlogs,the lights and Mallows of camp, learplud wed arbor, life, all of which be ow and felt t his oms lemon, Many of the incidents he describes, and wet of his graphic sketches, are .drawn from pawned obeereation ; for few inert here mingled more with our withers, qr labored and offered more for them than be. V. think, therefore, that uthing could barium fitting and proper than • lettere for such us oldest. Empu ell tfully, Thos. Bakew, Thai. M. Jame. Marshall, T. V. Dar , /cash lEtng, John B. Clark, John P. Jenninp, Davl4 A. thwart Lanz BL Pennock, Josfah Copley IL CMOs, 18, Y. VOl3 Vanottorat, and others. SEM April 7.), 16G4. Yrmentaif, April Z., Int Ma. ?sum IL lizerwor—DearStr The committee take conch Owen to preamtnag you the smote requeet of some of ow meet prominent titl es.; for you to, rapes! your lecture MitiVed .ther noulters," for the bonsai of the liartituil The noblest:Mem of the lentos+, .end praleawOrtny 'object for which the proceeds are to teapplled, is en nobling both to the lectarer sod to those ids:dined De carrying out the althea of *Or worthy. citizens. l you grill therefore attain to the mutat, re will m oot cheerfully make all the necessary Arrangements llor Its repetition at as early 11, &tees tatalble. Awaiting your reply, w ee, aro reepectfoll D. y yours, . H. HISCUI BAWL.ONG, THOS. tatzwELL 11• MAST • thus, April Z. p. 11. 711...1d, &mod A. Dm owl Mesas 2 writ jr. atITLIMIN I comply willingly with the re quest of your Committee, only regretting that I Mal not take time to rewrite the lecture and try to Make It more worthy of the respect and of the kind verde of the friends who WC LPN to tePeet 4.- 1417 truly yours, • • IMAX It. BUIINOT. Vie Courts. Reported eipmaly for the Plttabttrith Gazette. DernuorCouar—No business was trateacted yesterday. The jury was dieeharged and the CouriadJourned to meet Saturday, April Cottons Puna—To• day the remainder of the Argument List, comprising the following ewes, will be tahon up : • 0. J. 10. Edwin n. o.d P. B. B. Co.-11otlan tbr jurer 11. Thomas Wllann. J . 0. IleFarland—Botlan for new trial, 14. John Crawford, for trae, n. H. Ilarsball et eV- Referred quertluar. LS. Wen. Hiller et al ea. BS Ilagetoyer—Brothro or POW trial. 17. Lanjguidodosaenk and o - 116 a& J. Gasorotb—Notton In most of 12 L. baogmat o. lobo Blair at at—tiotloo to take off natoult. 21. Gawk. Park as Ills& J. Park—to dlti:Eaca. Drina Mamas nr Sam Towsisinr:—The Union citizens of Scott Township metagree able to call setheusual place of holding elec tions on Saturday April 21, Col. Wm. Espy was chosen Chairman, : and N. McDowell, &meter,. Col. Win. Espy and Jas. B. olenn, was cho sen Delegates. The following Resohitlons Was offered bi Col. Wm. Espy. RaolociL—That the Delegates be histruoted to Tote for Gent. J. K. !Moorhead Ant; hut, and all the limo--and for unconditional Lin coln Delegates team State Convention. We. Ears, Chairman. N McDowsus., Scey. Wirt: Doman limurrum, LED Peons, lOU :arse Or 1111:Y...-1 hero DIM changed my mind respeeting Brown's Slouch's! Troches from tEllerst, excepting to thliik bet ter of that whieh I begin thinking well of." Her. Hem Wald Bestehen "Great Swan in subduing hostanese.' Sri. Daniel Wise, New York. "The. Troehos are a staff of life to me." Prof. Edward Wewton, President of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. I. "Simple Sad elegant combination for Sang* do" Dr. G. B. Bigelow, Boston. "I reoommorol their aro to potato alpacas." Her .. B. IL ChiPth• • Daewerm—Yesterdsy morning, & man named Peter idiehaele,enpged on the stelm ir Ninnies, whilei:drawing a bnoket "WAR oaf ihelowei guards; overboard, between the Mime& end v airmora, and was drowsed. The bodfite ant yet been recerered. The &would wu a ; maul at ;Virginia, end had left that State to seeid the rebel oene ption. Jilin Boum' •ist - Itticrirr..—On"Siktzr. 1 / 1 e: t **ft goodi Itortso:3ln3[eGanis. 11 1 4% ii mose!smusrodps4sllooditt , * ilts omitmport; * 000 titan. s- ~ ~ ~~~i • ... )Probable: Houtablea On Monday nosing, about, six trelocki: two colored mm . named William keids ind and Allen. Miliaria waren:turning home from_ work, They beeamelitrolied in adifdculty with a party of width men at the carter of Webster !and Chatham streets, who &Waded them with atones, and forced them to make s hasty retreat. After they had run for some distance, Meals eitcer stopped or wai oyirhauled by a young man named John Bradford, when he drew a large penknife and stabbed Bradford on the loft aide, the blade, which war about four lathes long, penetrating—between the fourth and fifth elan. bleeds and Williams then fled, and Bradford MU carried to hie home on Webster etreet. Alderman. tiutler'a attention being exiled to Heeds, be ran after him, caught Lim and de livered him into the custody of officer Shore. Ile then followed after Williams, wbo had been struok on the head with a brickbat, and suooeoded in apprehending him. The Alder man committed them both to Jell fore hearing, which will take plane this afternoon, at four . o'olook. The Injarod mut Is about twenty years of or. The It onnd to cozy coven, Ltd may result fatally: Stolen Goods Recovered. Yestuday afternoon, u man named John McCullom wu arrestod by the Allegheny po- lice on a charge of assault and battery, pro. forted by Mrs. Bottles, and was committed to jail in default of bell to sneerer the charge at Court. Suspicion having been attached to McCallom for come time as being concerned In recent Cobbories, a search warrant was lined and given to °dicers Wills and-Cabby, who .proceeded to.the house and disarmed 01,60 in counterfeit postage currency of the denom. inationpf fifty cants, and a largo lot Of dry goods and notion'. Among the goods found VON four pieces of dahlias, 0/10 pillar of black Union cusimere, one balmoral skirt, woolen bostery,aeck•tiss collars, nots,:velte, trimmings, suspender*, ;tree light shawls,. combs, a box of gloves, three pain of shoes, knivee, forks, and soma chesplawelly. The oftwere eased upon the goods and took. theta to the Mayor's alio, where they await Idea tification.4The *alms of the *rackets Sborit $lOO. •.hits. hfoCullom era, also arrested and held for a hearing.- The Preasn.—Great Sanitary Fait. The me en of the city Press held an ad journed myling y esterday oiler:loon, to. beu reports friis; sat-committees appointed at ,e previous meeting, to consult with the fevers' publishers of newspapers in the calm end region round about, and with their employees. A circular was 'prepared and unt to all newspaperofßees in Pennsylvania and Bastern Ohio, calling their attention to the object , of the greet Pair, and arging,tbe olaints of the committee upon the pablie. Several of the city offices reportedthat the employees had agreed to give one dey's ishor, or its equivalent, as a contribution to the Fair. U.S. Disasters CPVllT.—Before Judge Ma. Candles/. A. special session of this °oust commenced an Motdoy. The on tees dis posed of was the ease of tr. B. Marisa M. Stewart, 0. L. Barrett snd A. P. Owens, action to recover amount of bond of $1.200. The Jury returned a verdict releasing the defend ants upon the payment of $174.16. PASSIM or TIM 102 D Racinitaxr.—dt the request of the Mayor and other citizeny the veterans of the 102 d Regiment will parade through the city on Thursday afternoon. The Fire Department of the city will' probably tarn orison the echelon. The regiment will lento for the sonic( war on Friday. RIVER INTELLIGENCE E'mms Orr Lam, 7.'vW.)ll.sors, Chultiratl. Inerra, Wheeling. ,Echo, Brady's Bend The deer was alma: sultan... 7 at the paint ids• ardly, loth wen fret lathe chance:. The irewtthee • utility:a ensettled, with oecsalenal showers et There wwl . fair amino' of hwtam done at the levee yeetartley though than lo atilt plenty atoms tax ImPrerrement. The otterinp of freight cootlndi :tither light, igta, the receipts from below am lim ited. The arrival+ Laclede the !tamers from Cincinnati, and the amt. Graham from Zanavills. Thin Vero no dertrannes for below. folds (tom the Miner va forWlmadinpo , e A dect-hantt on the steamer 3111112,4, named P. ter Michaels, MI over-board yesterday while at. tempting to draw a btmket of rater, and, leas drown ed. The deceased had been an the. boat but a Coo day., and shipped at Meeting. The body bad not been recovered at test amount.. Thera are ..resat. boats due from below, some of which will doubtless he round in pat this morning: • The Bahia Lilt, lam Cincinnati. bound for Naoh• vale, tout Bre on Friday morning when about It mill ahoes Lonlemila It origlealed from tha out ing around tha chimney. burning the balk heed out. The presence of mind exhibited by her oillxre, and •through their greet exertion• the fire arm oxlip gaiehed. not without elating greet alarm =wept her frusta pamangern Den. Grant's order, earming larrela filled with water lobe placed stoat the toot; ao doubt and her. ♦ Memphis ;leper. of irlate date. outlaws the ar rival of ata Minder Wagrooreland at that place. The elem., Weetetoreland touched al the landing toy on her 'ray from Port Pickering to bland with • lot of •ontratrends, broken down cad., and other Government property. The boat meant. eel a Waage appearance, having shout eight hundred negro,. oa board, ',bosomed to I. peeked In retry available corner. gem pert of the host leas own. pled, and I,lg and little nigger heady could b eten sticking out wherever thereerasa hole to poke them through The Jew.o, Copt. muter, will positively leave for Et. Louis ta.d.sy. The Bonaire, Capt. Listorill be reedy toles. for the sae point to-morrow, sad Ow Empire City. Capt. I(atlrp. vat Amor 'pr. !rids). Tor Cladoosti ead4aulevills, tbs Cloldort Era. Capt.. Dm es, sod lb. Devinctly, both and pampa simmers, are. sanounted to brave to-day. Tho prompt and popular Emma Graham, Capt. Ithroe Ayers, Is the regular packet toi ZaursrlDe, today, leaelo4 al d p. n. The Naar York, Capt. J. H. Ugh tuer,ls auncculued for St. Lout. and tbs uppar Miuludppi forthwith. OPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES Toonas PAM, Kaln and Ornamental Slate Roofer, and &alai In Penneyleach and Vermont Otte el the bat quality at towrstat. Offtte at Alex. Laughlin's, near tba Water Worb, Pittsburgh. Pa. . • SPSICIAL Florma.—The attention of o*r readers is directed to the brilliant assortomet of Spring and Summer Goods jnet received by on: friend Mr. John Weler,lfo. 126 Fed eral street, Allegheny . . Rio Mock corneae' a great variety of Nancy Preach, En h, Sooteh and American Cassixneres and Olotha, and floe Silk and Cassimere Veltings,o-41 of which will be made up to order in the latest styles and in the best manner. choke so. "lection of Furnishing Goods elm on hand and for sale, together with a' fall stook of Heady Mode Clothing, well and fashiOnably made. Banowsamnol thahom d Co, Merchant Tailors, have removed to 73 Snathlleldetroef, and would most respectfully call the attention of their friends and the rabid' generally tb their new stock of Spring and Summar goods, which they have jut received. Their stock is of the very finest quality of, &till& and French. caulateres, Olathe, saulmeros and vesting. Also, a very extensive assortment of Scotch oassimeres. Don't WI to give them oa early oaD. Every garment warraated tb glee fail satisfaction. Gamma k Manama& n Smithfield 81. DU.2.11101./. AID DrirarThrl will d0C1.111141 the volunteers far more than the bullets of the enemy, therefore let every man see to it tha he carries with him a full supply of ROLLO. WAY'S PILLS. Their use in' the Orimai saved thousands of British soldiers. Holloway's Pilla and Ointment are now rel. tailed, owing to the high price of drugs, &a, at 30 cents, 76 cents mod $l,lO per box inlet. For sale le Pittsburgh by B. Fahriestook A 00. For sale also by Geo. A. Holly, Fedora/ street, Allegheny city. Om= sea wiroisge eine 110 be tan at Row Ononlttio Mho, No. 410 Ma W*1441 or night. MI orders left et the ohm place wlllw orone=texided to. calla mut be paid • EnoswomSllVlTAßT.Opass May 2d. Ad dress Rey. A. . Vhs.sasses, EswleNyvilte, Ps. 1w Jain' M. Ontilt, Attorney at Law, 98 Griot Wed. ' 0. ens, Dentist. so Pun amt. win w tali to stt lswitimiul nr Ns wacifsiStii - DIED! pevu—onTula . y at 3 5 34 544c 1 5M. DMllkagsdiritears, • •• 0;1 W AX Arkjiaou tutsr two Abet, tas* WThatlta Nroangtim. Tkuipialr?6"n7:2r.rr!l 'IiIE I L - ATEST NEWS TELEGBAPIL Tt I,!eig BATTLES IN LOUISIANA.. AHbs lIEBLITS LITHB HATUEDIT'S FIGHT The Enemy Left In Possession of the Field. REPOkT OF I FIGIIT OA 10TII A MISTAXF. THE REBELS STILL AT PLEASANT RIDGE ova ARMY AT GRABD SCORE. GENIP4L9 MII TE HR E tND SIBLEY Steamer and Cargo of Cotton Burned LOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED orreat's Entire Force Moving Towards Alabama. Fight Between Home of Forrest's Troops and Orienon's Cavalry. TRH ENEMY COMPELLED TO RETREAT A lumber or Pi Manors, noltea, mules and Wagons Captured. GER. PRICE EVACUATES CAMDEN. AROMAS TOE STEAMER IDLIIO BUSK BY A OUNDOAI4 tr., kc. Sr. Loma. Anril °s.—Cairo dates yesterday by mall Say the ateamer Von Shut, from Nem Orleans 4n the evening of the 18th, had arrived. Ii ssemed.to be generally conceded that the resattl t the battles in I.,alslana had been against ileum' Banks, as while the enemy remained on the field after Saturday's fight, Banki retreated forty miles. The transport Blank Barth suffered eonsiti erablY kern the enemy above Alexandria, be sides having several hared and wounded. The :Opert of another fight be the 10th was toistitte. The steamers Rob Roy and Maio BM. Omar had arrived at Raw Orleans from Red River, hiving run the gauntlet ofiarge mum iters Of inerrillas. Tho Rob Roy had font iota- and fought molt of the way down. A tallilta ball passed through the clerk's bus soldier was killed and Ore wounded on 'the %Pim. TIM rebel. are rtill In theeleinity of Pleat,- ant Ridge. Our army at Grand Room are fortifying both aides of the river. Gen. Banks and Ad miral Potter ate both there. Only fire feet of water is reported at Grand Noon. The gun boat Eastport is aground there. Allthe largo boats are below, but the light dranghti are above. • • • Prisoners say that Gene. Kirby Smith and Sibley were killed in the recent battles. The steamer Lacrosse, from Red river, for New Orleans, having stopped at a plantation to tate on rotten, the crew and soldiers.got drunk at a distillery on the place, when a compiny of the first Louisiana rebel cavalry made a deacent on the boat. The passengers and Claw after being robbed wore paroled, and the boatind cotton burned. The New Oricana cotton market has de— clined, the prioes.rauging a dso for Low Mid dling and TO for strictly Middling. Sugar Is active, and has adranced horn 18 to 2.3350 for laferiorto White Clarified 8ie1...a is scar., at 85 - and 89c. The ailvesten date. tc the 41b inet ea] that the schooner Mary Barley. with two hundred hales of cotton, was cat tared on the night of the 3d, while sttemptia- to run the blockade. The Earriot Lane, the 'English steamer Isa bella end a bark ate ing behind the torts, swatting an opportunity to run the blockade. Henri. Wade and hooch, ditto Committee on the Conduct of t' o War, arrived at Cairo :on the set to Investi4ato the Fort Pillow mas sacre. ten illurlburt and Chaplain Legget aret.elso Otero. *boat- tato ba!at of eotscat Imo &Thad agOalro 'lnes:the 22,1„abont:1000 bales of It far Ciaelanati, 400 for Lonirvitld and 280 for Evansville. Blemplis dated or the 22J say that Forrest's entire !erne Is moving toward Alabama, fol lowed by .Grierson. Gen. Polk u said to be marching North. Forrest will probably join Lira. Oa the merniag of the 2le', Griesson'a airy eases upon some of For rut's troops near [lndic:an/11e, Mims. A she? fight ensued, when the rebel' retreated In the dincUon of Jackson, puling through Legrangs. W•took • number of prlsonsers, hones, males and wag ons. This captured were taken to Memphis. Gen. Trice has eracueted Camden, Ark. Gen. Steele has occupied that place: Thu Idensphie cotton market Is 6rm, with considerable laquiry, holders keeping beak tbelr stocn: tor higher prkes. Rea.lpta 160 bales. Prleeszanged from 69461. The iteuner Idaho collided with a gunboat and sank at Paducab, on Friday. Shemin be rafted. About 100 goarrtilas burned a large lot of wood near Warheld Point on Friday, and cap lured a number of citilens of Brownsville. The steamer Darling, from Dierogibis to Owein,ipassed with Are hundred bales of cot ton for Memphis. Onthe 23d, Grierson bad picked op a few of Forrest's met; bat Forrest keeps his troops well together, arid is too strong, for any sue eessfulAttack. 1/is headquarters Is still at Jackroti, Tenn. PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATUB.E epeettil Pltpatch to the Plttshergh qa.tte. fLehutintrao, April 25, 1864 LETZWST 011 51111 STNie DInT. Houtz—The House met et the hour untried on Saturday. A supplement to the set for the payment of interest on the debt of the Commonwealth was the first bill considered. It extanda the provisions of the sibling hew, relative to the Bute Interest and all the bank* organised under-the Free Banking law. The State Treasurer will give bond to redeem all the certificates of interest now In possession of the banks, In equal instalment', upon all enoVeertlficates until they ore paid. PILLS ►AUZD ►!EJECT A bill to enable ERMA; banks to enter upon the :National system,, •u cronaidared and passed Basally. 4 , bill graduating unseated land, passed finally, being very largely untended. fin rirrasimaa ami Cour/XT. Mr. Graham will read in place to night, a bill relative to en Inataue of prices in gas to Pittsburgh. The present price ti ono dal !wand sixty aentr, and the proposed price under this Wife two dollars. Mr. Christy, Berratart of the Pittsburgh Gar Company, and Bakewell, Golloltor, are here urging its lawn& • TXDPTOTTIOIII TO TAX XAILIOADD ADD TAXND- POSTATION COltradlll9 Ak new proposition is in the hands of tho Chaim= of the Finance Committee In the Senate, as • Basis of taxation on railroads and transportation companies. Neither gross recelpta nor rerenneare to he taxed, hot tonnage .In bulk of two thotumnd tons per iron and *oat two cents per ton, and merchindiee nee cents per ton. RIMOVAL o► rim slur o► oovassmorr nosolotions. were ooisldorod foi the romov at of the teat of Governmenst postponed until to•tagbt OZOLIIIILTION Or 11111 XILITIo. :Thetford* proceeded to take up the bill f*the.erdenliatlon of themilltla. Adjourn ed cat the forty.ftret nation, and trout into Cliaczattee of the Whole. ELM ?LZUD TIZALLT. filasars—Nigh Serricu—Mr. Day, to char. tir Coil and Iron Company of Marion county; to chaitir RarthaarCoal and Iron Company. Mr. Graham, one relative to the inipection of igisthoT La Allegheny county. Mr. Latta, to *atm Youghiogheny shalt company. Ur; arahain, bill to inciesso .tAintaillty of Pie enge of coke and coal boats 'on thelffononga• bola river. TO vain LIADISO [ - DU oluatothig National Claim. Atm, i jointrisolotion of thinks to tho Ninth Pain., 9liiiti:eq44, l 4 itirOhd7.ithiti4:. ll o:ao .14ti!tithiMip1rtiosit to thoGriontroodOont 4111114/410011114inn.V. ti.,, , , 3 ~. . . ! . - EXCITING FROM NORETAROLINA 1 I:44o:4:V4dlpyl:tag 4_l4lllyCil ISTINATE RESISTANCE BY OUR TROOPS. The Rebels Repulsed in Seven Desperate Assaults. The Enemy Moving on Washington and Newbern. MORE REBEL BUTCHERIES ! I Two Comnanics-of Union Prison ers Shot in Cold Blood. NEGRO SOLDIERS SHOT AFTER THEY HAD SURRENDERED. ANOTHER OVNBOAT SUNK DX ryy RAM 60V VANCE ON A 9 ELECTIONEERING -TOUR HE QUARRELS WITH JEFF DAVIS N 'wages, N. 0., April 22.—Tbe battle which had been going on at Plymouth from Sunday the 16th to the. 20th, resulted In the capture of the city by the enemy, on Wednes day at noon, including Gen. WOMIIII and his forces--1500 men. The enemy obtained pot • session of the town at 8 o'clock in the morn ing. Gen. Wessels Fad his troops retired into Fort William, and held out until noon repulsing the money in seven desperate as- Sault'. The enemy's loss is said to be 1700, while our loss b slight. Gen. Wessel, who gained each distinction In the seven days' fighttefore Richmond, has made a most hereto resistance with his little band of veterans. Several weeks since he called for 11ve thousand men, 1. toting . in the most solemn manner that it 'would be impossible to bold Plymouth with a less num ber. Gen. Peck, who says he had given Gen. Wessel all the assistance in his power, in like manner called- time and spin for rein forcements. . _ It is reported that the enemy loft Plymouth, and are moving on Washington and also on this city. The rebel ram on the Nouse has, it le asserted, moved towards Newborn, with the intention of attacking the "place. Two more gunboats are expected hero. Reinforces menu are immediately required here. At Washington two compenies belonging to the 24 N. 0. Union Vol.. were among the cap tured at Plymouth, moat of whom were taken out and shot by rho enemy. After our fortes had surrendered, all the negroes found in uniform were abet. The rebel ram at Plymouth, whieh cams down to Roanoke, le expected to actin concert with the other rams in the attack on Wash ington and Newborn. She carries 'three small guns and two twenty-four pounders. With the aid of a few gunboats, these rams could readily be rum down, as their tea going qualities are bad. Under the cover of night, the tam at Plymouth mob one of our gun boats, but it is not expected that she will at tack any respectable number of gunboats in the day time. Newness, April 22.—00 r. Vance, who Is • candidate for re election, has been in Leo's army on an electioneering tour. A correspondent in Lee's army says that they have. resolved to suspend any of oar men by the thomhe who vote for lioldent. The Raleigh Pesos in very indignant, and pre dicts Vance's defeat if he encourage.it. Gov. Vance and Jeff. Davis are having a personal quarrel over the blockade koalas steamer Advance, which belongs to the State of North Caroline, and rashes regular trips between Wilmington end Nassau. Davis irutsts that these North Caroline steamers Anil carts part of their cargoes at government prices and 101 l thew at the seine- Vance sap these 'taxmen not obi, enabled Moo to clothe, arm and Noir troops for hit State as troll as those of Mississippi, but also enabled him to add a surplus of several million, to thoS.ato tressory. The Rebel Treasnr3 News. New Tont, April 25.--The Register of the rebel Treasury reports the whole amount of Issues of non Interest bearing notes since the formation of the government atlas* hundred and sethurr-niglit tWcihnsdied and seventy-seven thousand eight hundred and sixty-three dollars, and the whole amount now outstanding at seven hundred and nine- ty-sth militate two hundred and fifty. four tbousand four hundred and three dollar.. Mexican advices report the flight of Vida el from Monterey, welch had been occupied by Jeans' forces. A Baran& letter lays that the vessel off Remedios, which wu supposed to be the pi rate Florida was a slaver, and that her load had been eafely landed within a mbnth. A Key West letter sap, on the contrary, the res eal Ina the British gunboat Cygrist, looking for slavers. She had boarded several vessel. In Bahama Channel. Rebel Torpedoes... Capture of Blockade WLISHINGIIIII, April :h.—CommodorePorter lays be has it from tmstworthy sources that the rebels played torpedoes in the Rappahan nock and along the beeches In the Shosapeake. The following captures have been reported at the -Nap Deportment: The 11. S. steamer Mote, off- Gavelston, Texas, on the 4th inst. She was formerly the 11. S. revenue clutter Dodge, and was seised by the rebels in Gal veston Bay at the commencemet of the re bellion; the British schooner hi. D. Barton; was captured by the r. S. steamer Aroostook-, loaded with Iron and sheet. She was cleared from Havana, and pretended to be bound for Mat: mores. Inauguration of Governor Morph); of =En LITTLI Boaz, April 19 —Gov. Murphy was naugnrated yesterday. Over 10,000 citizens and soldiers were present. There was a grand procession of military members Legislature State al:Boers, eitheay freedmen Au, The ceremonies WON very' Impressive, and elicited mach entheitutio cheering. The city was brilliantly illuminated at night. The Gov 'armor's melange Was sent to the Legislattire last week. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPIL New York Market. line Yon., April 25.—Cotton mom active and about to tenor, at 3's far 'Saddling Uplands, and 77 @Mc for Lou Middling. Flour—nate undi d more arrive and ioo higher; $7,80a7,95 for Matra Suite, $8,4048,30 for Bum 8.. H. 0., and 10 1 . 55 6 9 . 3 a for Trade Brood., the market closing stoke and neut. Whisky Irreguiar and unsettled at $1,Z411,25 for State and Weateni,eloalog with no millers of Wm. tore below 51,20. Wheat higher; 111,7401,70 Chleugo Spring, 51,7001,78 for Milwaukee Club, 11,8010 1,411 for Whiter lkd Weetern. Oorn about lo better; 11,304011,35% for Old Inked 'Western In nom, chiefly 11,300L35, and 151,373 for New el low, Oatehrtner at 818390 for Western. Wool Plan with • moderato bushman Petroleum unsettled; Bedard lattlond. 68a000 • Beffr.el Ike le quoted cas ne. Ptak - is held - higher; the market Is wobst and more or lien nominal at SM.forlliss, 3,151bn01d de., 521,50 for New dn. $512 Watt far Old and Saw Prism 1,25,.54a: far Prime Mesa; alio 600 Midi New Ilea,June,tellers' 0pthm,5911,3734; 1,000 bele do., for Jane, buyers' 0ptitn,12.4,50; and GOO lible Mena same terms and delivery, 11117,M. Beef firm 54)120 for Mem, 5.270 for Pekoe, .10(31& for 11.e.imeked Man, and forExtraktres. Beef Hams Ann but quiet, 04 Mesta to moderate remind os lax@ 11510 for Shoulders, 115)44153g0r Ham. Bacon Sides doll; 450 imam Ity a rql for Short Clear, 15; 1 4 for Long Out llama. - La lifter and Indent demand, put to arrive. at 11015%, the latter an mimosa; also 500 Mils, Joni, mlirreoftion, at 1534. Better doll and lower at ..11.^%e for obio,a,d 25(328 for State.. them steady ;.11:01do tar New. Stock and Money Market, Na. roiz, April 2.s.—Stons7 sager at 7 portent., for tall loans. eterituf selling at larys. Odd more attire and decidedly 'Osber t openlict 1744, and utak roo % quiet d firm. at 183%11E3 Government stocks steady 6-24 Coupons 11-el • Stocks bettor and suttee Michigan °mint —MT hUch. Bonthsra--.1.04 T. IL A A - ...... 76 Ti . alodo & Walmh— . . 73% . M. is P...._._...,--.. 74 0, B. .6 Q— —l4l C. a 11.'1.—._....,...7—..11 Clevesact 6 Toledo—.l62 Pacific 16411.--...5730 111. Central Berip...-1.16 Cleeelaud ft Pltestetp.iler Oeleus t Mono-AU. e. New York Central:— O. Yee pra..-108341 Ham alter.--. 1411 IMgM 1 year Clertificatre..- I =M!!SI IltEladelpnla Market. Pottsosoms, April - 25.—Bna8stuf6 very Arm, (mond kr the -*ward Widow, .of Bold. Flour steady; *rug io-• of Una Pm(rat IMS,St. Wheat fins and same: Primo Red .111,85, White s. Om Ara ; r allow $1,73... Coon ens at Pzosiolons flrat. Pork Arm: Mors 1 27 . tunstUrd at 111,30,21,33. Ntroleum 41uLogod, sad winos% material Obsots: Chicago Market. CEICACIN Apra 25 —Tioarooodh Wheat Tart 11. 5 )fi for Ale.2,Ol5OlllOlCOSto'NO. I. Omlrld at yso. Oat, •chosoll bda7aurandlls4 6 ia. wimp (Wet .1 OLIO. Receipts: 6,oiXr Lau Taw,' 15,000 bmhela Wheat, 5,0 X) borhsts Cara; 17,0 M towbar Oats. Obanasars: 15,500bblailovs, =,CCO bah Whatj 173.000 bat, Corn. • • i • Maw-Tart Dank Statement.' Hew ions. April 25.-7 cal?, eittitho 12,416,V71; 83.1130. 4 33;;51VAa10at" "Farb, tend. poring. 010,51,42k . / 1 ;. 3401 4 31 .4x*1L, 141Mvolilla Sti ..,CClttell. IWO maroon mess Mort Init Intk as Ovandst osollioa .1g SaPerrAg nagfrativlV.Vika4 Ostg 051 . pkktriatet,, 4 , ug. Rotapeacs Compound Chemical Soap, (Patented March.rd, Prom It , ,„„ p „„1„, nogiletece, staiMegr• W ether Bap, sow offend to the public. - Is. has istreriebiy met this approval of all'. peak* Who: bore reen It their attentkau. Its ma to washing-Cortt= or. Mr. goods me the later of bollthwand to • greet ex tent rubletog, thereby effecting W great eating In labor, time .d destruction of Werth. - Poi woolen goods is =moot be =nailed ; gannets that by csw. Ism washing with otos, =spa here heeand shrunk and hard as • board, are restored to theft mfg ,ss and deedbiltry by Its tee. In Cleaning palms sod varnishedonk, all dirt, no metier kiztr bog =ending, greerwrponr, Mootiello stabes, do.. are Metanurne usly removed. Ihrittannts and flowery are not on =Mkt, domed, hot • :palish equal to that produced by whiting, sod sowenspltshril In the tenth of the time, is the moth. Carpets and cloth ing are also quickly and , horcestible thaw. from gram or p.a. For ihavleg er beth femora , It will b. found to =rpm' ens best quality. W ladror ficap„ksving the.= wetland pleasant. It =Meths toingtodlont that can =lune the nerd Werth; and pothers who are gannterkonets se to be alTilsted wltt =tame= di." will dud 11 kosalnd sad boo.O. • sled Owing to Its PeolElor obr*P nest It quickie dais facer among those who use it, ...die destined to =periods all other Poser. The robot= la now et. Wag at thsllE'd SOYE S., In tide city. when hs win =roe= for a few dap, rill .g etas end Conn= Eights. Person. dm:threw of • pod inwetment *lll Ihed tkds• rent oppOrtei • oltY, for it to • %Nom that n patented arts-of ro universal use le offered In Siete mid Canon Eights, taereby enabling men of rhy moderate =Viol to acquire that which 1..11 =were team a wmpergence. The petsetee has • fere counties in this BMW which be s deems of dorpedbg of brovirnes' to his depart we for Om west, and Moe superior lodunnernts to any person w skiing to Omit. 1114111.0 NOTCH FOR. , PROPOSALS. 1 1 011 SUPPLY OT SERBS HOSPITAL,. Drizzles or Sits ROYM or`Prrrsrezts. Outrun Botta., April 40, 1484:. J Notice Is hereby alert ilia B.We.! I , rvp sals.sc. compaubd by proper assranteea t sewn:Hog tat forms to b• forntaltettas appliestiOn this office, arll bu remised thereat, small lb Orlaelt maerldboy, a tbs 'Last . TulliDLY IN JUDD, nest, for the moll of the Nar, Uoseitali Door ll:dishy, .115 the Ochs of prorldoo. madlntrat tr—,eszneratrd in said to. ma, for cue year, ernametteing un tbe drat day of July next, and ending on the tbirttelb day of Jana follostag. r 'I Co goon stotad sea estimated re:bran. to the usual utriobq Of patients In the Etropttal; but t • Uultnd Brat , • resorts* the right to take cools or hes 0 e.id articiet. saw dimly es 't . V7 msy b. "^ orally roguing!: if the - artiolve delivered at the hos. plud are out, $n the Judie:cant of the Physician, of the bee , gna 117, and adspt,d to the hospital, he will he et liberty to nitOt the Saute, tO pnrchsaaorbsr ankles to th•ir wed. and to chute the courrodoo with au, exam in wanner the contract.pricee. The United State. ream the ri,pt to accept the pn peetla for the whole'or an ttion of tbe attiche rpecithd. _Cr. W. lILTOSZLOD, Pornycr and *tea of Marine tiospitaL a, I,llrordtd FRUIT AND SHADE TREES,. EV ERGEEENB, &c. Of APPLIL au bare Norm 200,1:100, auo or all thie leading mistirs suet profitable Car tau locatiou. We have cots Sae tow, as Tasty tlareetrt, Malden Matti, Ilolbutill Tirol; Baldwin, Pabovattir, Caton. King of Tompkins Oo , Ueda island Gram Boom Beauty, Rambo, Butokokouse, Tolman's Bout, Smith's Cider &a, with • rue large stock of PTA!. MESHY, piacn, num, itvicuasasa szubt, ismr, costs, mums ans.: oincriceouvx PLANTS, &a, k.o. La colr stock is large, sra offer groat la& cements to plautats or wtotleaallsba. sera. Orders left at tbs Oreaubouse, C et. Pittzburgt yolt Offish ieLll i pr r atl x e x attan to. r., torkdast Ptitellaeb OakLsod Norreariaa. ROBERTS, BAIRN - ES ct No. 89 Third 91..1.900rgtv, liN &HD Mil' MN It.iroll.lllaL9. And Ifamalicksuers of J .oki.Axwir.t) TIN iWAit IC Partlssda.r artmatlon!pold to lti o Masud'Otirring o CROCZES TEA CANISTERS, TOILET. WARE WATER COOLERS, tc. . . CIL 'CANS, all •tzeqi cod pattern.: TIN twor 'LNG, CON DUCTORi, Sod oU 4,,da of Jobbli4 Work dorm to order. . Alm a large stock a( f.ncy MUD :010W Tsui Te qoleed: ZTNO WRAPS and OLD METALS bcroght. j06:1, pußvl3Nuet4 PHOTOGRAPH BOOMS, coulgra anrra AND MAAS= frIMM. ad end ad suttee, over Gtobatosou'a Junky Store 4 Prrsorsoa. PA. UI every eke and style, Aldo or colored. from the Tr.,puler Norte do Vielte to Calmt sod life du. PIIIIVIANCE wordd potticolorly adt the so tootle, of the AGED AND , WIED to thooon otadtenity of Edo establhhrooot, betrig retched by Mogi* ehort bight of of NADA Elio* =Aerate. cod DR. F. BEBE, .7 Samoa and Acconohear; Hu. 144 SMITIMELD B T., td dow below Edith PTTZSBURG 11, Pa S . K. POULTNEY, Crude and Relined Petroleum, MENZUSTEC. &a.. No YS TRIED BTUXr, rittatugh, Pa. oplaatol • COLUMBUS COLEMAN,., MARION ATZBII.II, Allegtway .Qty, Ilanctforturos for oats Usy & Grata liwk_es, of the Eocnomy. Union, eulkey Sod Pronto Bled pawns; oleo, BTOEZ AND BAGGAGE 11113088, MELELBAHBOWS. OUTTILIO 401.13. and Waft. 00 work of all descriptions. Also, STEIL TENTH, for Hoy luta Grata Raker: sok Brooodsolr ; - • CENTRAL DRUG SOAR, OW. A. SILL'S. ilWarw".. PCP LIIKLIEG ISOM WATIIIt • • ~ PATIIIrt Itng ms , Sir , ftvo O.** c.•• Mo ' &W. HMS, Caps :and Straw ;hoods; am tow In stars tb. larval sad! dolt eimplste stok of goods lir • 151PrELLN4 SA LES. Ever offered in the 444. Illarchatda at* requoded to WI and eaeml•.r oar dock. which will be told at very low ratan 131 Wood Ste, Plttatargh. tobil T. d. OEtR Ac Orli XX PINE TAR Prepared arpready tar / 113:3. 7314 31 0 6 3 g.llon Iran bound DUCSITS. r#rmal4 by andante and In burnla and halm. Offier‘ as 136 311131 . 4 flTEMlT. , llltdirgb . ap9t6m RECRUITS WANTED' HOE TH2 Fifth &egimiint IL & ALL LIGHT &Trim Xs. Stn. wishing to saltst ter Ms flown. branch of ths oaste ntil reretra the Moist 13017LENKI:112 sad LOCAL DOI/IMM • . tarns oratorios is only Ono yearn Esadern as No. 120 YOTATI/ Yntsbarsll,.oyposas lba Nissar's Oaten THoldAli WILLI/LK& Jr-. ltt LILA. Ott 11. 8 Bert :total Recrttlthnt 015 tor. NEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKED RISE AND PftOGBES3 ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS —A biography of Doha Eaten and •Win. ion. By John 0. Pons,. 1 vol. Prins 51 04 A HANDAL ON EINEADVISO 213:12•=•• Yoond.d on the Anatomp of Oa parts Involvad In the operation; the kinds and vow antatzpetton of Warman% &o. 1 vol. ltmo. • • • HEAVEN 0011 HOWL 1 voL Unto. DABING AND BUITEELEG. ,, Ar Liana Petted per. A large sapply.of the lattervork ]rat recalvaL jas I. L IMAM 7gV • • b TOSEPB ADAMS, Dintiit, Corm°fly's el En'Mtn, cortun , of 11 13 . 21‘4 , 12Thit Jitney, Pltnburgh. retlobt;Dt. 111•Minr• &n/u& lltroidt ~ • 11.. 500 B BLS. 13.10 SSETT 4PPLES.. SI:01,0W 14120 !Shari Paisiour, ' • 05 , tgocuilhab 801180110 c; . 10 bble Sto; '• a ' ' ' CO bwill.ficcroltdri 10 bble. 0010 as;; Nov la 01,7 t• old tit ails 14, 021 ' n...voTar tto RY AND .LIRE SALTED 111Dr.9 D lgo Cram Raid gem Bldg; `l5O Dry do "t. do So 'Moil:I:Moe *ad tot gabby. i ZsDOMILD k 18111101EL13. • aps Yea. tt% inad 2411bibesti okost_Wood. 11 renn i4A l lE nu ea/821. I V ILL .. as. 80... 117 Wood • -; :WV urEHMTHISDAY ASSOCIATED with ge MIMI D. cOOl4, fa tii• yleduoN &KM iusd araini Iktitudidea Wawa. - April Id. , coos, mare EIDDRIti - WILTkNA 401111, JL ram 1 , 1,01131 G lind,W= r l lM 114411 ,,,,,...NR5.A***-t z aa rk n majza. 1 I GAT TriCIFIDIT IlliPM=llM ITTEACTIOP OLD DRICES COETIMI Jross is The Excepted Tim opArrit lass TEM caseaftir: I BOOTS AND SHOES, , AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. CLULDREIPB SHOES FOIL-]O GI. NCERT HALL SHOE - MA No. 62 Fifth Street. 11lir 600 WIT 5111011 BOXES tar We. A NEW AND CHOICE. SELECTICEti ftrinit sAtta ISw 3 Uner , ;^. Boots, Shoes, ittsbberSi' la rale at Oa . . nsw zoor Azn) prop nortz'As. SLATER 41011TH. &BEET Br., Se if roe te?..l:"Dinit;', A LLEGE ASSORTKENT:OP LAMM', UMW MID Gaiters, Halmorala not4S, Of .0 the !Mort stile' sad quanta, lest naiad and trill b veld at flu very lowest rates In Ihe J. U. 130IITANDT, 98 mArkaistieetja, N EW GOODS! NEW GOODS} Lin Just sealed oar Bpirl34 deol _ . BOOTS ;ADD SHOBS, Which we rIII sell al chi LOWZST vest! turas!. We tuns the largest and beat velerts4 sfaxit of . . 11!m ho Pik* Calf Ifqx 41:19 Sow Mail la the city. LAID= LAST,tharatt be shandames. 'Glee calL - . Jas.. ‘t9 itsucirr sessgiq SOME OF "UST SIMIMEWS QOQDS AT OLD PRICES,- Oalitarkif stivie TURN CAMPBELL, BOMB A= 8110 ES. of - everi..dricelptloia, Si Waded strest.-Plttetairgh. . GEO.' JUBILEE SON & CO Whole. W. lad IWO Deilerila $OOlll4 E110g8421., braver Waal utd Paphh abrade Pittobmxt, rpar4 2. SUBSCRIBER., • •;f • TOT/ John Hann TA sonsteatly melting ths sum, which tui•SlTitil od the mot anarsble term& TU. Ash is tare?. TATTY thtStsg l to ths suutatasturs °SWAT. C. W, CHtfROEDIA24 *, .13 notht Bovril IHOHT sums% Philuta/W. loseod PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1861.= N OVAL LAMP CHIZINMcrr:t4., XX VLINT GLAB4'47.. Then Moms an Weida for tin ait naUng all pun of ths glans ovally. don ann - pcn trto cracking. S. T. DITEIBSIXIS. Jon MUM= wort, Wand:en innef! - . 1;17 Plnkb.rib• Pona• PAPER WAREHOUM FARRELL, tame a CO.,i:i 610 mason orlon, lIIELADICGI Double Strength ffiraulla ' I=3 BOLL WILLIMZEII. an bud or , matt".tifinkr- Mead tltida. rifts - FM ibr 80111, In, trig ' otithal! roma . • tebt.loal WORK Molli1143(Y8 PLUME ea smarm ema4", a ewe= an meta sooginuat IMBUE lIMITELS;:'!",T4 lionamenin and erne stokes, PLASM PAHA iissisnaLa nr:lr WWI CMISS;". L ItA4IO outer fiA - vr 4Limaxyag 11.1.5 e amenity es ba a- larol Aid 114;41 sactud ,!octet DZCILING. BOAT AND , Z.M PUBIC, WINDOW MUM RUT, _1147201:13. 301129, D0ur..1114?... L . A.p., lac/mom, az. 142 arden 11.5.1111 D lITVXII i Ink genaplasma sod st =Pm 11. B. Pun= intattot _LONG yonaminwr. - 1.1112 ars latttralsry inTlllll tO mottos I* rlte- OWOfftes es Oralig Meat; bur Itoktimn, BAGS !AOBl BAGS, - Ent sad sue.oad7band Seamless, Burlap a - ( aunly Oio; 1101311115 D earn sew, ": 61.1 . i dlb i "' ; *.,..!;:t i, ' • pAir46l 3' teat.U. *0.113 liatft 160; 0 ••Ei.lfi AN= tgi EINUMULN, ; , WOEO4 . re Adm an : m iallana so* sib u:iattl3ollh.t4 . WIRD CLOTS I ISIZVICIRytan WOII rt i r Wi a ltsett, a r rgliD, la -C I AGA III II I II IWILMAIs WIRE WOVE . rkorscr,vesi $1,411 dui of Una ter pm= TIE NATIONAL:ALA.O,,,O , , Tllll Invaluable. Amnia it " nimbi co osatbat COD Ands**. Isanz4l4..weith 10;s MN the ocskor tbstli totem. , itix" oraiudeoil;, 4 • t3-14,i rat We?! *PIS maccautto 7oissitotsseshoz.l - POSY PACUL/04 , -.15,‘ , -. Nola fn BACON t wain, _ _alas cum , 403, excomma Ana. , so. e - coasts Nassar IND nastwati!stai, ow* • • 4A- :A .14W. WORK OX THE 1104SE - -= lisrairtato Gag dimplaiottrs marls - -as 'Aissotsr. likadoi. TOM TO:d. IStatp*lll4•lo* -:- plus scums of lbosinattasy Attu* aid" , tastl mittoos. pattr" , toplbee,Arllk olkletitris:vs , - • lirccoPa. dasieridxsldcri trstorn. "Vika" otr- Alava and btu: SatrUlaboidlritte sack* VivreCl. sanavtisp. s T4irsza Motu: Tor ow • SAT *C04113W0.5710°.:.:. 41r11 - , orkip atErAir:_woßg..s. . 9_ LLINS •* WitOgr;:- ,_____iianewto;striettieroznikeviijaltrilts. MSS sad WIP ILEASIES - eartitit% Trs SLIM= TEMMINGS,MITT JAZ Ow argns, a.- immured:omit or winks a' w4o3tiP mar E. , 92 1 04054,4P04 Wit isatitad tersisow • - wan tagurriay - ,i:. ; .:, .t~i~_; ,;, , 1 l' - • • ":4=,
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