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. The Ladies' National Covenant—A
• Noble 'Address to the Women of the
Land.
A remarkable vacating of the ladles of
Washington, wives of Cabinet ministerz, Sae
- store, Representatives, :Commissioners, Gen
orals, and other °Metals was held on the
evening of Monday. Rev. Dr. hichturdy
presided,. and Mrs. Senator Lane, of Indithe,
Mrs. Ann. S. Stephens, the authoress, Mrs.
Senator Wilson, Mrs. General Loan, Mrs.
Representative Pike, Mrs. Stephen.A. Doug
las, and Mrs. Representative Ingersoll were
appointed a:committee to form a constitution
. and prepare 1m address to the women of
AmArtierica
cle fleet 'of the constitution declares
that - the name-of the association shall be the
Larose „National Covenant—its- object, to
unite the women of the country In the ear
nest resolution to purchase no Imported arti
.: ales of speared where American can possibly
be substituted, daring the continuance of the
war. The president of the executive com.
mince is Mrs. Gen. James Taylor; secretary,
Mrs. Stephen Arnold Douglas. Mrs. Vice
President Hamlin heads the list of committee
for Maine; Mrs. Senator Wale that of New
Hampshire; Mu. Senator Wilson, Musa
, ,chusetts, and so on thread. the States, the
- whole organising a moral and patriotic move'
merit of wide and promising Influence. The
:committee appointed for Pennsylvania is eon.
'Mated as follows: Kra. Senator Baikalow,
'Bloomsburg; J. W. Forney, PhiLedel
• • phia ; • Mrs. S. I. Hale, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Judge Kelley, Philadelphia; Mrs. Senator
Cowan, Greensburg; Mrs. Representative
Moorhead, Pittsburgh; Met.' Bliss, Erie;
• Mrs. Bishop, Potter, Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Hon. John M. Broomall, of, Media.
The following well-written and ekonant
addresedesbrves the attention of all the ladies
,ot the loyal nation:
ADOPIEB TO TIM WOW OP AWICLA.
In : the of the country we have- this
day Organized a central society for the sup
prestion at extravagance, the diminution of
foreign imports, and the practice of economy ,
in all our social relations, To thiasoclety we
have given the maraca!'" The Ladies' Nation-!
al Covenant." • Its object is a good end'
..generous one, which should inspire a spirit of ;
patriotism worthy of women who -are the glo
ry of a great nation. For this society we
born a:: crumple and precedent at once en- ,
• ,gust and encouraging.
In "1770, the women of Massachusetts, acts
- ated by the same impulse that Inspires us,
-assembled la the city of Boston, as we have
atom and resolved to serve the country
effort of self-sacrifice far greater than we
are called upon to make.
On the 9, - .ls of February throe hundred mat
rons, sash the mistress of a household, met
as we do now, aid signed a pledge to abstain
from-the-nee of tea, the greatest luau, of
the time, and the Tay . life of all the;social
gatherings for which our New Euglaray an
cestors were so [geometer. Three days after,
, Mite that number et .. I . t l6 4min.gleutsgie ,
met In the eam.,placa, - and aped.
•pledgeo.' From' that bravo assembly ,of
women non-Importation societies spring 'up
that produced an effect on the mother country
elmost equal to that caused by the success of
Our'lttivolutionur irreales. • Doing all the
terrors of the war these noble women held
fuvoly_to their pledgth, and by their earnest
ness awoke the sympathy and co-operation of
every sister colony in the land.• The spirit
thus aroused extended itself to imported
pedant all kinds, and every hearthstone was
turned into an independent manafutory.
Thus It was that the au -wheel, the hatchet,
sadhand•Tbotplectme subllliteinstruments of
halide& the hands of American woman.
The hensreinathemot" terenty.six not only
kept their pledge of noe-importation,battrith
their own hands 'wronght from the raw Ma.
twist thtegarnienTe Whieltelothedthemselvet,
their flathead* and ettildeth. 'The pledge
width they took,andicept 130 faithfally, evo
ked not eat, 7great self-surifuse, but hard;
hard toil, such as the :women of the pla
smic day searceli.Aream --of. Had they not
endured' th eir husbands
fought,. we' should pare-had.no mighty
Union pray.n 4 etre ggle for • now,
- We, the women' ofhave the saute ob.
jeento atliariTandaluirsatiedaties to perform,
whieh'Werls nobli aocampliabe 0114 the we
ittonefr'ral Uhall we not follow 'their ennui
*mph:pied Wee elpeheerfully the liner bur;
dins thatthe.wolfare of our country demands?
They gave the.very comforts of life with
out *mum= ean'we refuse when a - sacrifice
of fementhe :vanity is alone ran:tired f Man
we * hesitate to yield up laxative that are so
anbethruten,- when the very earth trembles
uo dor. int t from the tread at armed men
PIPS dean to battle sad' almost every roof
throughout the land abetters' eome 'mother la
menting:the son who had fallen gloriously
witiflds thee to the foe, or a widow whose
husband Iles buried so deeply among the
masses of slain heroes, that she she"will never
learn where to seek for his grave I
When the wife of a great prince, whose has
band was absent at the edge of Troy, was
urged by hertriends to paten her royal robes,
=libe decrial, she answered "My husbarid
is nide:elite walls of Troy ; shall 'I adorn my
hair while be - grown a helmet? Shall I dress
in new robes while he carries arms? No I
my raiment shall be like his hard labors, and
la millets will I pan the time of this mourn.
feel war.". • -
Patriotism is beautiful in all eyes, and wet
sharintalikrbytlartgl, of alasslo story and
the 'Mother of the'Resolution cled In her
homespun dress and 'Steadily pe rforming more
than household -du tiet. , .Compare the spirit
of theta; women with oh. reckless extras.-
apace which - has marked the duration of ibis
- terribleetzeggle for the Union, and thereon
treat Is indeed homillatieg. Still the woman
of America'are not unworthy thole ancestors..
Tithughtlese they may be, and luxuriously
eiteavapant from long habits of prosperity,
but cruel and unload never I Appeal to their
reason and gentleArt][ogs; and, the women
of dieter - mil prove themseirdi capable of
manoble-deedi iffer marked the strugglei
of the *._lllnrelation. Convince them, of the
aviletheir thoughtlessness is producing, and
the remedy is certain.
i. has not yet' been suMeiently Unmated
upon them that the encouragement of extras ,
agent 'lmportations is injurious to t4o : public
good; .To impresit. th is. vital Math itpou the,
woman of the 'Galen, we have - entered into
, this moisten 00iglaDt, not only lauding 'our
selves to a generskiffitem - econoroyitainir
.perroitrhatlierding - feasle duty to - impress
apon't,thars how unwomanly it is . to make
outward 'displsy a paramount roobject of
thought,: when the nation is' In' the throes of
a Ideation rub: as the world - never saw.
Gathered here in the centre of the nation, a
handful of women, latent on a single object,
anxious only for the good of the.country, we
Appeal to the patriotism and Intelligence of
on e 'War women. throughout the length and
breadth of the land. Let Ii be well understood
th a tirniary . outuarof - gold that goes:Grim the
gauntry' detracts' from the pay of the soblier
who is fighting for our salvation, and dimln
, jibes the wegerof our mister wonten ,. whO toll
. faf Uttar bread, into a miterablophilue th a t
'gaited, suffices to keep them from starvation.
The Fedora metal that flows from this coon
tryto Emilia - for the luxuries weds not need,
increases the price of gold here, depreciates
thkealue of tha national =ream and helps
to ..sirein the necessaries . of hip
.boyend the
roach of the workingman. "
ft L a painful truth, for-which we shall yet
ichin - to laugh, that the importations of tho
.lataffeipentive geode manufactured b Europe.
Wive liana far greater daring the woo than at
s h itiroa is the :history of OUP country.' The
importations Lest week at. the New York Om
tom-HouseitiOne autonnted to iftratilihnit of
tlartrtfitild alt that Itreetv-tahiclt 'Will - yet
And Its ignoble traircirtfie - thistory , -ths streets
of Washington Tare Welted azi 'with frizzy
ieldlary marching through mad e rain of daft;
THE
down to "the army of the Potomac, Which now
lies with bated courage wafting for the cal.-
nivel of death ,which , fa almost flinging its
crimson shadoir over
For tae good of our country sad the honor
of our sex kt v. ', deem eicrafew from th'• re
pro:l4o/ wowton .mtratergoaar. I.ot. us prove
by cheerful retrenchment that the women of
the country are not so wedded to luxurions
self-indulgence that they cannot fill a glorious .
I page In the history of this war and retain all
that is retiring and beautiful in womanhood.
in alike:mane works they have proved them
selves charitable, kind, and manilltent. Let
these comprehend that self-abnegation will
accomplish more than works of charity, and
they willaot be less earnest to sacrifice than
they have been'tostat.
It must not be said of In that we have been
willing to give up our'kushands, eons, and
brothers to fight or dle for the Union and yet
refuse to renotnoo our laces, silks, velvets,
and diamonds, That thought would cover us
with shame before the nations of 'the earth.
No; our women of the only lack knowl
edge of the means by which •they can prove
themselves true helpmates of the heroes who
are fighting our 'battles.
Imptuut it upon thein that in discouraging
excessive 'lmportations and adopting goods
manufactured at home they keep gold in the
country, reduce the rates of exchange, and
establish confidence in the Government, and
they will prove now far patriotism ran rise
above feminine vanity in the hearts of Amer
ican women.
In order to invoke this spirit of • reit- mai.
flee, it is Important that the greet abject of
the covenant we have made should be broad
iy circulated and thoroughly understood; It
discourages profligate expenditures of 'any
kind, recommends the use of domestic fabrics
!wherever they can Do substituted forthase of
'foreign make, and advises !limpet) of attire
both as a ma tter of policy and goodUstm It
asks the great shterhood of American women
to aid In this reform before it is . too Into.
Thank God! scleace !him given us Ato means
of reaching thousand' on thousands in a single
hour. While we. Make, this covenant, the
thought that thrill. our!heartirmay tremble In
ire along the telegraph;ind awake kindred
Inspiration throughout the entire land. By
every means of communication Mom power,
let as urge the neeeasity of prompt action.
In every town and village throtighout the
Galen, some woman who loyal her country is
implored to establish an (auxiliary society, and
forward the names of the ladles invited to set
for the State in -which her duty Iles. We ark
simultaneous action, earnest work, and
general soltaacrifice at the bands of eur sister
women. With their ardettthelp, a work will
bo accomplished to important in• Ats results,
that the woman who shaman may, hereafter,
leave the emblem of our object u the richest
jewel that ahe can leaveidpostoriiy.
' Tal COVENANT—A BADGE, to.
Tho pledge or covensut (Art. ad of the eon ,
stitullon), 0 no follows: • ;
f. -For Owm year; or for the war, we "pledge °wroth.
to ma -yaws and tiwowsabw, to iperfchatv-reto -taporkd
article of appals..."
-On motion of Bin. Ann - S. StephOne, it was
Besehred, Shat the badge of the Itatlolial. 0012 T ant.
shall be abbot beg - with linage =welled; euording.
to natere,wora with a trt-eoloted ribtopw, • little
Rot t et the left zhcalder.
Oa motion of Mn..lngomat, It was
Resoled; That while, mehe Rims; saddaughter.,
and . wdmrn of [merles, we are ready and determined
to Outlet, net!-denill for the bimesit of theseautry
and our sex, we earnestly request the men of Amer
tea also to abstain from the on of Imported articles,
°specially winos, liquors, and' c ism us
M
On motion of Mrs. orris, it was
RyaZeal, That the women in thenation, eytopsthit
hag with the great adept of this society, be sod
hereby-are invited to copy the covenant; record their
ova names tbrreto, and, Obtaining es many aim.-
totes sa possible, forward the number (nbt the name)
so obtained to the tonitnittee of their Etate.
GaribalciPa Departure from England
fib Parting &hires& •
Garibaldi left London on April 22, for the
seat of the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland,
and was to embark for Osprera on April 26.
On Aprfl 21 he was entertained by 200 mem
bers of the Deform Club. On April 22 be
breakfasted with a party of American citizens
at, the residence of this United- States doneni,
and in emphatic ternit'expressedhle regnid
for the United States, and his readiness to of •
for his services to . President Litman in the
war against-the Slave Power. Much dinat.
isfacticin continued to be imprestzed ahhis sud
den. departs:l4sta political motives warn weregrint
ersilyputed to Garibalcli's edrliete. Lathe
Houser of, Cameo.) . riciti:"'Glahlituitt
that ilehuradvtiedlts
canoe theMit ttromight'tnkliditiniglor:irtfoet
his health, intlbecanze "the magulthemeMi
tionelreeeptionwhich had been given to biro
In - London might lose some of Its real dignity
from being frequently repeated elsewhere.*
The Prince of Woks traveled ;from Sand-.
ringbaso to London, on AprillY, for the per
pole of paying a visit to Garibaldi. Thy
Prince met the Grineral• at Stafford II tam
and remained with him, It Is ealdifor upward
of an hour.
The following ie Gull:Mb:Ws- address to the
Engliah nation, on his departure!
"I oder my heartfelt gratitude and thanks
to the English nation end their Government
for the racptinia r have met with in this free
land. I came here with the primitive object
Of thanking Ahem for their sympathy for me
and for my eonntry'and this, my grit Object,
'aircompllshed. 'have desired to be alto
gether at the disposition of my English
driends, and to go to every.ploce where :I
might be wished to go, but I 84:that I cant
not nowliulfifill.these eagegerts of 1:??
heart.
In bore l c amecksome iron and diq
point:Ent to many.l*.nds,losio pa r dot
.
butt cannot draw_tbiline het where I
coald and whate reit:Rad hot go,itfilly there
! fore for the presony4theso .nre.mylhanks
and farewell. BtIIGI hope, perbepts at no
distant time, to retnitalo Geo my friens in
the domestic life of EiWand, and to rfdeent
1 tome of the engagemeclawith the Ecalort , U.i
peoPte.of this country, Which, with deep rer
gret, I' feel that I cannot now falai.
- Cf. 'GASUILLI.OI."
Grant'a Plans
As Washington correspondeats are at
length, happily, brought,to aernowledge that
then is no probability ofpenetrating Grant's
plans from that poled - At observation, it may
interest those - of our readers -who are in the
last stages of the levit . oreitriediiy to hear
some rebel apeenlatione. A correspoadent!Of
the Richmoad Aquifer, Irons 4,ett's limas a
few days ago, speculates as renew/
^Tho commonly received opinion that Grant
attack Gan. Leo in front, and in his for
till:asthma is erroneous. He Will seek to tarn
the flank of our army, apd his policy itt, evi
dently, to rotate his present position until his
Organization and eqnipment. ba ,thoroughly
accomplished, and then, by ettddenly flatold.
Lag hiastr,ategy,to surprisoGen.liee. -Hatay
march rapidly and without announcement
either to sontspolnt of crossing the 'Rapidan
or Rappahannock, or to Port RePell?Ye,tbellota
to Stauntim,. thanes to LynohbuTg. I think
an attempt to flank on the •Rastfthe more
probable• his army crossing at tome of the
lower fords of the itspiishannosk.: This, bow•
ever, is all eonjectate, 'and but the echo Of
Washington gossip.
"There L_yerua indicallen of Jul lapis in
thitaileaticin or. Fredericksburg,: unjso the
tharthetaingtagaad Mita Oceorpoin to
Alexandria -being repaired 'by the Yankees
rosy so regardett" -
This ,stal, write* hullor announces that
Grant's army will be ready to advance in ten
days from the time of his writing,- which
Would make the day of movement Saturday
next.' Bat the rebels. know very; little, after
Tart! and Taxed
A 'Washington oorreSpondant *rites
. "Senator/Dermas states that ho bellevei
the Rouge of Representatives intend to make
about the eame..nor wattage of tackiest' in the
tariff , that they did in the Tax bill. The in
ternal deities they bay* increased from sixty
to one handrod per cent. Thoy hare in
creased the income tax and the taxes on
mannfeetansa farm tluoi to five per cent.,
which is in increase of sixty-six per • amt.,
and they have doubled "the llama tax, which
le 'art Increase of one kondrod per cent.
Mat It is doubtful _il‘ettutr npon coffee and
toe-the increase of dudes will be ditty /per
ant., or whether it will answer to.lncrease
duties to that 'amount On sWIS -Mrd Odle IV,
tidos whioh can be °atilt iimqggied: ItOrdett
Cmuula„..There is a dlimitlen
beiumer, to Increase the twig as nen? si pot-
Om to the standard of the utentiorary tariff' s
ofi list 'week, Ire spite of the wlielesonpiaff•
Moe glesuby Judge Colfamer.
. There should belsome care taken, especially
after the eontraet we here roado with otm
creditors, to pay them their Interest on the
money we hams borrowed of them. in gold,
that we do not lay - such duties upon Importa'
Hems es will cut off the Importations. Tit>
nuneeessary to multiply words about that ,
iminot illustrate it Utter , :Mut by. the old
14,
_*lllll,lllll43hit is Just killing the goose this
oklo thefgolden.egg; lad It is the only goose
ws Imirerthat'does My It gaughter], and that
aoidea egg we WO. PASS. •
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DAILY -
weettington Items.
Tux w.ouss EXPLO7SO rasisuitir Ds
It should be understood that tho many ex
cellent ladies holding elorkships.in the Treii
sury,ty appointment of the Secretary, are
entirely a distinct class of alpeinteas from
those procured, employed, an dismissal, by
Mr. Clarke, at his pleasure. Hr II not to be
disguised, however, that the Ides of furnish
ing employment to young and handsome
women In the public offices in Washington, re
quires that they should take their work to
their homes.
In Senate Mr. Doolittle proposer to amend
the Bank bill by providing that no bank or
banking association whatever shall bate any
now notes. except National notes, after the
passage of theaqi, not redeemable in gold or
silver coin on demand; and also, that every
bank, etc., shall reduce the amount of tholr
circulation to the amount of cash capital paid
in and per cent. added thereto, or amount se
cured by pledge of the United States or State
stocks, on penalty of a tax of one per cant
por month on all exaoss of circulation after •
period not yet specified.
It really would seem no though the
Government was in earnest in Its efforts to put
down this rebellion by force of amts. We not
only see the available. battalions ordered to
the front, but the °Clears and men who have
been ensconced In a variety of cozy positions
hereabouts. Generals and corporals, colon
els and privates, who have by. the old of
political inllnence secured cong sinecures,
have had to leave' their desks, and take the
Bold, whieh they regard as ovary high-handed
proceeding.
TEI roar PILLOW 11/1411/1011;
. One of the Committee who want to investi
gate the Port Pillow affair On being asked to
day if the massacre had been exaggerated by
the newspapers, replied paselonately that It
had not, for the reason that It was not In hu
man power- to exaggerate the atrocities of that
occasion ; that half the truth load not been
told. The Committee's retort is now beint
written out, and is looked for with intense
Interest, coming as It does, in a great MlMl
aro, from the Ups of dying victims of the
atrocity.
NAVAL HEINS AND RICICLATIONI
The bill which has justbscome a law,fixing
the rubes and regaintions for prevanting
cdl
lieione on the water will go, into effect on the
trot of asptomber. It 6aiiplicable both to
the vavy and mecca stile marines. The came
Pratares bare been adopted by England apd
France, and perhaps by other nations, and
have thug become International.
The Case of Commodore Wilkes
NAVY Derszruurr, May 3, 1364
Gervral Order No. 33.-33 a Naval General
Court-Martial, recently convened la the city
of Washington, Commodore Charles Wilkes,
of the Navy, was tried upon the following
charges preferred against him by the Depart
ment :
Charge I. Disobedience of the lawful or
den of Me !superior officer while in the exact
Con of Me office.
Charge 11. Insubordinate conduct and neg
ligence or carelessness in ()haying orders.
Charge 111. Disrespect and disrespeatful
language to his superior °floor whilst in the
execution of hie *Mae.
Charge IV. Refusal of obedience too law
ful General • Order of Regulations issued by
the Secretary of the Navy.
Chirge V. Conduct nnbeboming an officer,
and constitiding an offence !made , pnnishable
by Article VIII. of, the , artieles adopted
and put In force for the government of the
Navy - of 'the Baited States.
Of each of these-charges the aceuned win
found by dig Court. "puilty," , and was sen canoe d
in the following term,:
"And the mart herebitentence the aeetnied,
Commodore Charles {yilkesi to he publicly re
primanded by the .Secretary ;of the Navy, sad
to bo suspended from duty for the term of
three:l:ears."
The finding of the court in thin case Le ap
proved, and the sentence coUfirtned.
In carrying into execution that part of the
sentence whieb requires that .Commodore
Wilkes be publicly reprimanded, I hardly
.need say more to an °Sim !of his age and
experience, than ' the promulgation of such
chirps, and of the decision upon them by a
court comprised of • deicers- of the highest
rank in the Navy, constitutes, In itself, a
reprimand sufficiently poignant and severe to
any ono whet:any hive deettedto preserve an
tiittaarathetlretsxrd ist the atirriess:: -
..440, , D4it4tera. Would gladlyitnire Vie' •
npaind"the "unpleasant duty' , which'his de:
,volved upon It in this case. Bat the appea
made to the public by the accused, In a paper
which the court had pronounced to be "of an
insubordinate and disrespeetful. tharactth,
containing remarks and statements not wet. '
ranted by, the faete,!' rendered it necessary
for the Department either, to tolerate the
disrerpect and submit to the unfounded ea
persions, or refer the case to the investiga •
tion of a court-martial.
r. [recta of the New Taritr—Faiiing:4lll
Ih Custom-Rouse Receipts.
The effect of the fifty par Cent.; additiouil
tax harked by Congrtee, and which was 'pile
into operation at en. o'cLick Saturday,-to
taanifut at the New York Castom
The. New York Poet of Monday evening sayer
The merchants who withdrew goods to
lasmily Tait week now !nick littlep,rpatiting
Irani the cnatome ' and the amount ofsfhe.du.
dee received at half past 'one o'clock this
afternoon wu only fifteen thousand dollari,
against four to fire hundred thou:mid. the
640 hoar on Saturday. Importers are ware
housing their goods. The determinaUstt
moms to be gneeral among these to withdrow
nothing from` bond that • ill 'net absoldely
seeded for immediate rale,atid Maly of Ahem
act under the Impression, that Congreaskrill
coke an early opportunity, to reduce 'the
amount of the duty oow imposed. ,"
Anotho affect Is thus state timetrir.:4l
Some of tho-oboßkcepors OreadY glvo;ki
reason for an adranee in - the - price arY
goads . , foreign groceries, ke.., that
are ap to 'fifty per cent. Yetohe ...porter
and small grocer never pals , . the M,
part•of one per cent; of these Increased 't
Alt the goods Irl- etare, whether whole:2l, -- or
hamipaid Males undati the old la ~.and.
not the new. There is no justice, thontorni
in paying the increased price. OnApr
amount of goods now on the market
,ttie
ties were paid when the govilramantao
gold cutillcalos•at 145, and Prices, Mulford,
caght , to lower, - instaad of higher. •,•
Ten Oath of Thomas lliot'ey, the &there(
the_ hiatorlan, at tho ago of ,82, will deprive
Boston of one of its ; most familiar faeolowai
of a contenting - linkbetween the heehaws
world of tho present and the, past generation.
Lie began his commercial life In POrtlepd,
and, on his removal to• Iloeton, look a-high
position among our, merchants. Fla wee a
tboroggh,basiness man of the old. school, dia.
tingulshed for:sagaeity,lntegrity,lntelligenoe
and enlarged views. Ills vigorous tnind`was
almost unaffectod by old age; he OA ill ita:itiv
fat interest In ill that Intereatedethers;,..and
isnOmild converse on no 'abject without eV,
ing the lionisation of largeness of experience,
extent of fuformition and aOanalaess ofpidg;
ment..-Borton Tanscrfpe. ,
, AIOIIIIOICD papors of the 30th ult. contain
Um following •We have again rnmors of an
impending battle on the Georgia end Tonnes=
see three. She opinion in that part of the
Confederacy appearato her that the enemy in
to,make a grand effort of the campaign in
"thjit - quarter, but whilo there is moos
stsonger, stridence that the effort is to be made
inthe direction of , Richmond, It mast be
recolfeeted that this - theory - by" ub Means ex::.
Undo' the probability that an important issue
to be tried In Northern ,Georgia.."
MM. Sawn Onovrrum to Shortly to bo
secreted Bishop of the math% churches In
Western. Africa beyond tho dominions of the
British crown. 'This annoencemeitt will shook
"our' southern brothron,"' for Mee. Mr.
Crowttier. Is a black man, and Was once a
slava boy. Yet the black slave is aboutto be
made a Bishop of the English chUrch
A. ilia - In Troy.' N. Y., hal. wan a ault
againit the Mutual Bank in ,that city for the
Tattovory of the value of a counterfeit twenty
della:bill on the Union Bank of 'Rochester,
which waaltaid him by the teller of the MA.
tug: counterfeit Rae Lo okilltalir"eY-
=Withal the President could not (Latin-
Vtlett It fr= a - genuine . 1111 L:
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• • . . .
Mi. and Uri: Charles Sean, now In ..!‘tml
trails, wiU Sail thence for San Frandsen, and
than come to New York to play daring next
winter. In Jai) , nt IStis the/propose ratran
big to; England.. .. '
A *AC/QUM for Sevin/ boots is la pa ht
faotory lit Massachusetts. It -LS *now larew ,
tioo, =idle - sold to bectif - coeiiiitillis - wring
boot complete in thirty &carotids:
Tin - aet.eu,.-1 - . 4. in the Village Olio
hag beta &Waled.
-, - i,
priraußGH . .„ FRIDAY MOVIING.. MAY 6, 1864.
OUR SLUM -DEPVIVIES.
FROM WalifiliEGTO.r.
Epecla Diapatcb to the Pittabargh Gezatte.
WA/110070N, MAT 4 ! 1864.
TUB CHAgGra TECLOVIT.DIPAILT
' Civilians find all avenues to the army her
metically sealed. Even newspaper corres,
pendants now have the utmost difflerfity in
getting down.
The oommittee of Investigation in refer
ence to the Treasury. Department have had
Mr. Chittanden, Register of Treasury, and
Deteetite Baker before them. But little
progress yet has been Made. The charges in!
reference to the fractional currency are now ,
being.intesfigated, and trade regulations in
the Southwest. The Committee mat imme
diately .afterwards- with special reference to
Yrank Blair's charges.
CMS FOB RHO TROOPB-ORDER OW 010. GRANT
Gen. Grant hiut issued an order calling the
attendee of °Mears to General Orders of 1862,
providing for the Issue of . °Damon wall or
ICI
Sibley tents. When troops reface to accept
shelter tents they will not be furnished with
any. Troops to garrisons, at stations or in
detachments can construct hats Websy prefer
them tepholter. Tent quartarrnastars are pro
hibited from Issuing teens other than the kind
provided for, no matter by whom requested
and approved, or by whose order the inns.
are decreed to be made, until otherwise
or
dered through the Adjutant General of the
army. Any ono silio ehalllu aor direct the
acne of tents other than as prescribed shall
be tried by court martial, or reported for
summary dismissal.
Garrett Davis got started'again la the Sen
ate this afternoon. As usual everybody at
once begun to lock up their desks and leave
the chamber, when the Senator Informed them
that they need not expect to affect him by
that sort of thing; that he did not expect
others to listen to him and spoke only to bear
himself. Ile woe at once left in undisputed
and solitary enjoyment If thatiluxury.
11 - 111T111 DAVID' IDCOSISTEINITIOX DILL P 114310
The Reconstruction Bill; which woe
presented by Winter Davis, passed the Bones
to-day by a decisive majority. Its polloy of
reconstrnatian differs decidedly from that pro
posed by the President in his annual message,
■null 01 511111111.621 CI INDUS DLPIIDOTIOIIB.
The bill for the relief of the sufferers by the
Sioux depredations, which passed the House
on Tuesday, appropriates the sum of $1,170,-
324 for that purpose. There was no opposi
tion Mit, and It was not even referred, as is
usual, to the Committee of the Whole.
MISSOURI CQWTZtTLD 11[071011 Clit.
The contested ?dissent' election case of
Bruce against Loan, now expected to be
called up in the !louse to•mortear; to the Ent
of the Masons' eases.
CoL David `Chissobaio, of Zonorrttle, Ohio
eris upon the floor of thellouso today. Ha
ways member of the House 43 yoars ago.
UNIT lIZSATOES TO-.llt. FOBLISELD
The want of a quay= hexing almost daily
laterfered:witli the'transaction of touluss In
the Sense lately, Mr. Fessenden offered a
resolution, which was agreed to, that hereafter
when the yeas and nays are celled, the re
porter shall take the names of the Senator,
absent, u well as those present, and Abet
they be published in the .01(kte.
:CTOPOITD MILITARY R.MLUiID.
The Kamm Military Committee Ltd Goleta
poster hatorethein, urging therliiiitAlOcivet
. beibllftig the thTlititijkallreed scroll taste;
Kentucky and Tenneseee, as is earnestly
recommended by the President.
The Senate, incExemitive session, hits con.
Armed the following nominations 0. Latham
Simla, to be collector of customs in the Ms
trictof Milwaukee, Wisconsin ; A. W. Temp
fin, be Commissary of Subsistence with the
rank of Captain. ,
AVINCIII TS TIIII POTOISIC OUT fIZALID.
GIDION Waaairs,
Secretary of the Navy
The Coinmittee Inverttgatbig the Mar and
Brooks charges against the Treasury Depart
ment was In reselon to night, for over Woo
boos.
The President has withdrawn the nomins
'Lion of Georg. nothweller, of Missouri, for
Conon' at Itavoaaa:
A01A•21049 DT 71111 PRZSIDI37.
. ... _ .
The President to-day rein In the following
nominations: Henry C. Caldwell, Judge of the
Unitld States Court In Arkansas; Delano T.
Hutlth and Elleba P. Perry, Direet Tax Col
n:designers for Tennessee.
8711111.1110 OBDIB 71101UICIIIRAG
Gummi Meade issued a 'timing order to
ire'Army of the Potomac this morning.
LAIL APPROPIIIRTION /1111:113C2D.
The Poetoifleo Committee will out down the
Senate appreptintlon to the Wetland Kell at
frota.sl,ooo,ooo to $BOO,OOO.
Mr. Came arm upon tho floor of .the Senate
this afternoon.
IPORTINT CROII ?JOUR CAROLINA.
Washington Reported Evacuated
and Burned.
LOSS SEVERAL MILLIONS OP DOLLARS,
4dignation Against Gen. Butler.
RAM ATTAF ON OIRiDOATi EXPECTED
Treat Point Occupied by our Troops
Fortnum Mouton, May V—Pessensms
report that Wuhington, North Oaroliza,wuli
latd in aihes by straggling marines and sot
afire, who destroyed all the commissary
stores, ordnance and quartermasters'. They
also destroyed property. matztly. owned
Union people whose losses will relieh savers
million of delta's.
• Four thousand Federal troops suddenly
encrusted Wuhington, N. 0., in the. face of
several companies of -rehab, leaving en
tire Union population to their tender mercies,
after burning the homes over their head&
When the United States Magmata left the
'doelu the screams of the woman and children,
at being abandoned,,were
The Indignation against General Butler is
Very bitter In north Carolina, and a delega
tion of lesdinemim lias gone to W • ,
to ask his removal.
-•
It is said that the - rebel rams have decided'
upon an attack on our gunboattrarithout
waiting assistance from their urey.
lievrteormi kay b.—Amounts from Wash.
bigton. N. 0., are evidently greatly exagger
ated. Letters received from Fortress
roe, this evening, say: Several refugees ar
rived from Washington and report the plans
barbed lut Saturday, probably by guerrillas.
It was a vary small town, nod in it, most
protpuosut days had only 2000 inhabitsats.
It'll absurd to state the loft at Several mil
lions of dollars,
.
The Draft In Onlo.—Theldationsil Gtiard
'the First
May 6th .-: The draft bogies in
'the First district this morning. . - •
• C. Thsys k Bros. rate warehouse 'fru dun
by ere to the amount of. 10,000, yesterday.
They wore Immo&
Gov. Brute' has hinted s proclamation
thanking the Nationaltinard for their prompt
response to his call. The Guuds [re sspidly
useedding at the ditrorent clumps ready' for
duty. Over .0,000 hays reported at Camp
Arrival of the emu, nem
Theitiliu4r omit
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TELEGRAM
COL. DLVID CLIAMLITIJ
CONIIIMED NOMIS•t108!
WITHDItiV3I NOMISMOS
ADVIORS FROM THE FRONT
Address of Gen. Meade to the
Potomac Army.
LEE BELIEVED TO BE RETREATING INLAND
The Fieneh Defeated in Nettie°
New Your, May b.—'the Herald has the
ellowlegi—Headquarters Army of the Po.
mi.°, May 4.—As an earnest Spring cha
patti Is about to commence, I mend you
the following address of General Meade. Its
cohfidetit tone, patrlotio sentiment and !Mph
tug phraseology, all tend to and do beget the
same tone and epirit in the heath of the
brave mien who will soon march upon the
foe.
thapearien Army ci/ the Potomac, May 4.
• —Soldiers I again you are called upon to ad
vance do t h e enemies of your country. The
time and -occasion being deemed opportune
by your commanding General, ho addressee
you a foe words of confidence and caution.
Ton have been reorganized, strengthened
and fully equipped in every respect; you form
put of several armies of your country, the
whole under command of an able and dletln
gabbed General, who enjayr the confidence
of the,porernment, the people and the army.
Your•ineVement, being in• cooperation with
others, Is of utmost importance. No effort
should be left unepared to Make it successful.
Soldiers, the eyes of the whole country are
104ing with Gis
anziods hope to: t:dew you
me about to strike in that:mist sacred cause
that tiger called men to arms. itingember
yohr 'bodies, your wives and childred, tend
bear An Mind that MO tootter_your enemies
are iiiercoine the sooner yet( will be returned ,
to onto' the benefit and blessings of peace.
Deariwith patience the hardships , hilleacti
ficeSyou *hi be called upon to endure, have
eonfiderleilii.
: year officers rnd In each other,'
reap Pourranks on maroh and on th.e. battle
Geld; and let each man earnestly implore God's
blasting, and endeavor by his thoughts and
actions to render himself worthy of the favor
he socks. With a clear co union. and etrong
'arm., actuated by a high sensed' duty, fight
ing,to protect the Government and her Insti
tutions handed down to us by ear forefathers,
if true to ourselves, victory under God's
blehing, must, and will attend our efforts.
Piga ad] Gm, Means, Msj • Gen. Comd'g.
J. WILIZAYS, AWL A. A. Gon'l
taw Your, May s.—Tho .11 - orld's spacial
reiterates that advises from the front lead
to the bond that Leo is .abandoning the
inttenehtatnts on the Rapidan and retreating
inland. Thera has been no oollision between
the ramie:la.
The Herald's Key West letter announces the
arrival of the gunboats Galena, Comnbia and
Tioga.
Advlces frown. Myers, Charlotte Harbor,
state that on the ult., a detachment of the 3d
11. S.'colored troope,ander Capt. Crone, landed
on WI. moin land, and drove back the rebel
force without lose on 'either ado. Oar troops
captured: 300 cattle, and returned on the 25th.
Advises from Mexico via Havana report
that Alvarez had openly declared for Juarez
and was fortifying himself inAcapalcm which
eras blockaded by French ships. The fortifi
cations at Btazelso had beau bombarded by
French frigate. The French are reported
defeated in Vsjaza And Handal/tiara, toeing the
latter and six thousand men..
The report also says that the Mexicans hero
taken Jalapa.
The Goadelsjara story bolts like a canard.
prom Cairo and Below.;—The Attack
On tile Petrel—Gen. iltarlbut , a Fare_
Weil l Address. etc.
Oman, May 4.—The steamer Liberty, No
A, from. Memphis for L ,aisville, arrived with
450 bales of cotton a , .d Memphis dates of yes•
terdity evening. No news. . .
There Is groat activity in tbe Memphis cot
ton market. Middling continues anabatod ;
market Arm and all offerings taken at ad
vanced rates. The receipts for the past forty
eight boars wore filo bales from Helena and .
- Little Heck. Middling to strict Middling,
68@67; Good, 71(. ; .73; Fair, 75.
The slimmer It Linn, arrived with three
barges laden with cotton. Bea cargo con
sisted of the same as mentloried to a former
dispako
Tha Dispatch has arrived from Mem
phis. tight t Meets of the gunboat Petrel
camas up on the Wilson. Thu attack on the
heat was 's template aruprize.t One broadside
given by them:temp....Loa this.commander
dl the Petrel ordered the boat to be fired to
prevent her from falling Into the bands of tile
enemy. It Is believed that the firing was
ineffectual. She carried eight 24-pounder
braes howitzers and a number of small arms.
She had ammunition and ,tores for six months,
all of which, with the boat, is a loss to the
Government.
It has been learned that the enemy were
removing guns to 'Yazoo Cityoshere they had
• battery posted when the Petrel passed, and
which they used against her Ulthout serious
damage.
Gen Hurlbut issued hie farewell address to
the lath army corps. lie stales the manner
In which the corps had been' scattered tad
reduced until there were not men enough left
for offensive operations ; that, they have lost
no honor by not performing Impossibilities;
that they are now receiving additional
strength, end that a day of reckoning with
the enemy will soon coma. I Shall rejoice in
your success. 'Whatever may, happen to in
dividuals tho cause remains as precious as
I •
*VOL.
A Pittsburgh Regiment Coming Home.
Waxmanlon, May 4.—A regiment of Penn
'Ovoids Iterervett, about 350 strong, arrived
bore to.night, en route Lir;Pittsburgh, to bo
mastered out of the service.
West Point, Va., OeCupled
Naw Yoe', May loam that that West
v
Point, .., tho head of tho York riser, was
occupied bo n portion cf our fortes on Monday,
the 2d.
Tae Lowoost Tzars os OCR Um Goa.—The
bondan Times, is alluding tOtho manufacture
of ordnance, makes - the followifig• admission:
"In the calibre of Its ordnaneu parope is now,
es it ever bas been, far be/docl ; Americo. At
Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania » 60.t0n gun
bee just been east for tho United States Guy.
ernment. This monster piece, of ordnenoe,
which is stated to be perfect ill Its casting, is
to thrown solid 20 Inch shot weighing 1,600
poundal!
Grlfinli.ooNrCES3Cx or TUC iralCAll M. E.
Cstnecd.—This body is now tri session in the
Bethel Church, Philadelphia. The presiding
Bishops, Bight Rors. William . Paul Quinn,
Daniel A. Payne, and Willis NOTey are pres
ent, and members and delegates from the An
nual Conference districts of Otio, _lndiana,
New England, Missouri, Philadelphia, New
Yotk, Baltimore, and a double delegation
from the British provinces of North America.
Dian snow Isucraiss.—Samuel Hamilton,
who was stabbed about ten d r ays ago in an,
affray at Webster, Westmorelaind county, has
since died from his wounds. The perpetrator
of the homicide. William-Campbell, is now
In jail.
11:11rTS.
WANTED—At the Boned of Refuge,
amen persona to tact in the capacity of nay—
• ORE CLERK
ONE NURSE
ONE MOSER EEPE a
Good referonce reqnhed. ktpllceHen foralther of
the .144.11. n. to be handed In to the °face of the
Institution, Ho G 7 Fourth tamer, (tip stairs.)
The applicants to met the Conimittee et the
shore °Alas, on THUH.IDAT, the btb Instant, at 4
o'clock p. m. •
De order of the Committee of Trytruction.
toy 3:3t ' •
WANTED sso A °NTH.—
Lima imam. at S6O month expenses paid,
to sell any EVSSLASSING PENCIfiS, ORIENTAL
rtilligto3, and thirteen other new, ward and cu
entartielo, , Fttleencircniars secants&
Adams, JOllll F. 101tD; Biddeford, Malta.
arklOarrideter
WANTED.
53,000 Lawrence County Eland*.
w. u. wriasems .t co.,
comer Third and *and aimota
WANTED—lmmediately, ,in a find
this.'thilinixls atoms
etrioxi.Esimicanssiximet.
. Non elm Deid appl.
Adam. BOK 301, Allatitmy City, • my44t
WANTED -
,e'sttar..4 sturzur:.
PSIELLIP2,
110 Wssar street.
Palh l"n"--“m tat Yana, • • •
at:" 11. Let
• • ' 2 " ia.
04K A liCsliT/I
t c— a lwan 47s t .. to;hir tu aAg =l„ enta
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CITY AND 4.388U88A.N
General Conference M. E. Church
BECOSD DAY OOSTLISCLII
The Rev. Mr. Scott, delegate from Ireland,
then presented the address of the Irish Con
ference, which was read by the Secretary, as
follows:
Reverend Father and Brothers—We heartily re
spond to the aentlmenia of love and emeem expromed
In your letter dared Buffalo. ono bearing the Myna.
tures of your vonereblo Blshcp North., and your
Secretary. the Rev. Wet L. Barris. We alto thristd
er the liequentluterchang. of etch friendly greetings
ealculated to draw to chimer together, and to
etrengtnth the bonds of fraternal affection.
We regret that your arrangements for holding the
Garman Conference ileprived to of a vlait from Bishop
Jane., the pleeouro of which we bed expected.
We hare marked with grateful admiration the
growth and intension of tea Blethodiat Episcopal
tthurch, and anticipate for you a still more glorious
future. The statistic. with Which you hove kindly
funinhed to show an increase during your lent qnsid
madei term, which has shildened out hauls and
robed our thaokirdness to Get Your prosperity is
nor pr energy. May the Great Bead of the Church
biros and Mere.° you more and more. We here ob
served with no unfriendly eye the rapid proven and
unexampled proved of our groat commonwealth ;
and we holy appreciate the grace reeponalbility rest
ing upon you as a church, at the prment time.
In common with the greet majority of our fellow
citizens, we deeply lament the existence ,of them
oats which threaten to divide your beloved country.
In the order of Dino. Proadthne, cations naval tw
Individuals, In gaining posith ns of honor and Influ
ence, are eubjact to vicissitude, always painful and
often. humiliating. Nonwhite, from our public as
rectiblim and family altar. fervent mippllcatlosa will
aiteend to our Heavenly gather that the vexed ques
tion of negro slavery, the worth of all your meant
tea:hies, may and 'just soittlon without Involving
you fora protracted period In that went of national
calomitied, a fratricidal war.
In the spectral effort we are making for the to
er.itii of our agency, m urgently <emanded by the
pocedier circurrunanoce of our position in thin king
dom, your pecuniary aid, which you ore pleased to
my fell far below the obligations of American Meth
odiem to Indond, ea well as below the deare of your
hearts, owing to the "financial revulsion," which,
In the midst of your effort., swept over the country,
is highly valued by to, not only on account of the I
crater= contributed, bat of the generals sympathy
elicited.
At pear public meet Inge, Minutia by our dental..
Mu, the utterance of many of your noble men,
connected with this country by the tiosofkindred or
woorlatlon, here awakened In our hewrikfeellogrof
the deepest gratitude, and 'go for to reconcile on to
the heavy knee. which, by emigration, we have from
year to year emialned.
Our Annual Conference, now drawing to a e . t.a, hem
been characterised by great harmony of reeling and
unanimity of sentiment. The increase of our mem
bership, though not tio large as last year, 4 very en
couraging, and the reports of all our fonds crime a
steady people. ion.
Very greet°.a results have followed the resentout
peAring of the Apitit on the Protctitant Church
of our laud. The work of Chid Imo been deepeard
the 11.1.4 of the ministers and people • many an
outcut has been reclaimed from the win ter of error
and sin; and many a door of usefulness has been
opened to missionary enterprise. Again we thank
you for your cordial reception of our beloved brother,
the Ses.Robinson Scott, and for your continuous
and efficient cooperation In the laborsof our deputa
tion. W.wnu ti. STAUT, Pratdent.
Jou. Tolstoi, Secretary.
Cork, June 2W,, 1184.
To-morrow St 10 o'elools was fired., the time
when the bod 7 would bear the delegate from
Ireland. Adjourned to meet at 3P. Ma
A T 184007 a =MOP
Opened with the •mnat religion exercises
by Rev. Dr. Peck of California. Bithop Scott
in the chair.
After some routine matters were disposed
of, petitions Were declared to be in order.
One was received from central Illinois, asking
for the organization of district conferences.
From worth Indiana, by the Rev. Dr. Goode,
in reference to printing hymn books for the
An appeal was presented from the Rev.
Henry Y. Johns, who had been expelled from
Troy Conference. Referred to tbo appropri
ate Standing Committee.
The following committees reported them
selves organized ; Committee on Episcopacy—
President, Joe. M. Trimble, Ohio Conference,
Secretory, Thomas M. Eddy, Rock River.
On Itineracy—President, Rem. J. M. Reid,
Gennessee ; Rer. Andrew !Wenn, Central
Ohio, Secretary. Adjourned.
Casting of Another 20-Inch Gun.
On the lith of February last, the first 20-
inch gun east in this country—and said to bo
the largest gun ever moulded anywhere—was
successfully cant at the Fort Pitt Works In
this city. To-day another gun, of the same
mammoth dimensions, was cast at the same
works. On the occasion of he first achieve
ment we gave a fall description of the gun,
together with the process of casting, and we
need riot at present enter into details. We may
state, however, that these gum, in the rough,
weigh about earredy-fias-1 • • •• • fin
ished will weigh over fifty tons f The w• o e
length of the piece is twenty feet threeinch
ea, Length of bore, seventeen feet six Inches.
The weight of the solid shot Is one thousand
pounds; weight of shell, coven hundred and
fifty pounds; service charge of twerder, one
hundred pounds. This gun, like the flat, I
was test upon the Rodman principle, with a
hollow core ' through which a stream of cold
water will be kept, constantly passing until
the tremens mass of metal cools, which I
proems will require eix or coven days- The
first gun cast L not yet finished, although the
work has been prosecuted as vigorously as
possible, during tee past two months. It is
no easy matter to trim down a mass of metal
from seventpdave tons to fifty tons, and give
it that accuracy of bore and symmetry of out
line which are so essentially necessary to its
utility and beauty. These gone, however,
when finished and mounted, will prove alike
creditable to our mechanical skill and the en
terprise and genius of the nation.
BODY REcovenen.—Abont ten days since,
we noticed that a man named Peter O.
Mackolls, employed en the steamboat Miner
va, walked overboard and was drowned. On
Wednesday morning the body of a man was
found in the Monongahela river near the
month of Ferry street, and was identified as
that of Madrona. Coroner BrClang held an
Leven, the jury returning a verdict of acci
dental drowning. The deceased was a resi
dent of Morgantown, West Virginia, and
an thirty-one years of age. A brother of
the deceased arrived in the city on Wednes
day morning to look after the bodr, and had
only been here a few momenta previous to its
recovery. The remains wore interred In
Litildale Cemetery.
Tux Wtpow's Oosiruntrmog.—Mrs. John
Britton, a widow lady of Union Township,
Barks County, Pa., has given eix 80125 and her
only ton-in-law to defend the liberties of the
nation. Three enlisted in the let Penna.
Cavalry ; one in the 53d Regiment P. V., and
three In the 128th Regiment P. V. The eol•
dier in the 534 Is at rest, having been killed
in the battle of Fredericksburg. Mn.e Brit
ton is In the 63d year of her age. for mother,
aged 88 yean, lives with her, and enjoys very
good health. Pennsylvania to proud of the
patriotic widow.
UNITED STATSB DIISTEICT COITET.—Ms) 5.
Before 'Judge Metlandlem. In the ewe of
Robert Sanfordi indicted for-harboring, • con
cealingand giving employment to.a deserter,
the jury returned • verdict of acquittal.
United States vs. Philip Suntan, Sr., and
Philip Boman, Jr., of Westmoreland county.
Indictment, hiding and assisting Simutl
Samna : a deserter, to escape. On trial.
Psaase.—The hill Worming the salaries of
certain officers of Allegheny county Du pissed.
It 113611511011 the salary of the, Controller from
$2,000 to $3,000; Clerk taController, from $BOO
to $1,000; Clerk to Commissloners, frontaoo
$l,OOO, and County Solicitor, from POO. to
$700.. The clause increasing the anterior the
County Treasnrer was stricken out. -"
Paroarrioa Austser Btu.—Tfitt city au
thorities of Allegheny, Iwo; with commenda
ble forethoright, made arranpmeuts to lave
the steamers General Grant and Hope in the
Diamond daring the continuance of the Fair,
In order to tnard spinet Are. Tho steamers
will be in readiness for immediate service.
BIIMEGIIMIGABCo.—Au-eleotion for',a Board
of Dinotora for the Birmingham. Gaa:Co. wu
hold on Monday, resulting in the elnetion of
the following persona John P. Pears, J.
Bationin, B. Robinson; C. Arbuthnot, J. K.
&Twangs, David. Mime, A. Chamber., Adam
Trautman and Abigailßaya. •
Cost, Moans' Bunn ENZirD.—We learn
that the coal diggers who recently struck- for
six centa:per bu.shel, hoe* concluded to go to
work at the old picas: 'The action of the pit
owner", in refusing to neende to their dantandi o
doubtless tended to'peadeuse this result.
Disorommz - - Emsourz.— Mrs. Elizabeth
Hickman this morning prererreo a:cbarp of
disordorly aindnet" against: Henry Snyder,
before Mayor dlexandor;of Allegbany. Tho
Mayor fined him Are dollars and coots, which
be paid and was discharged.
•
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-DtCarjrjrn.,.A. Mai 2111111114 Tho m as 33/DWD;
i resident of this wity;who was a. clee# hand
oa board - the ilittllllo2 Clara Piteous abadenh.
say drowned -tn - the Ohio • river. about three
miles above
su p t ir( 4 k 4 mbie t t.;;Robliscm- tee:
PlttOburgb BarLdto34 B=4=4i 'of
0 13 % 36 cimrettg, him*
, of marazaptionl
~Sa-_...ia ~ ''~.x^~~h,....,w~ ' i r ~' ~~`W~ .-s 2' rte'
n....uc`:,x.~;~
VOLUME LXIMI--116. - 147
11 - "PITTEIBURGH
tosser utdeasungee MOM=
rroaffarar—„:. OTEIZIMMI
FOE, THIS NEMIT ONLY
===2:===l
• TIIIB avisma,
Will bo liruented, the ant *lna oft of tho sodd
ronownod moral drama of
'UNCLE TOWS CABIN.
With =arias inat:
conclada Bour-kaalt`eeter popalaz
OCrIOROO3 or. LI/1i . 13
iranbracing the entire atrentik of the Company.
Tll rebearcal; Circ.
0.14/JSONIC HALL
FOR O. rrExiir,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9th,
Also, WEDNESDAY tat ,EIATINIDAY MEE,
NOOKS, al So'clrek:
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
SOUTH SEA WHALING 'VOYAGE
Woxiderfhl Ream 14 the We of the
American Whalemani
. .
970 Ilaccoatve Night, la Nei York, •
1108aconalve Nights la rh2le,ololl/..
100 Elaccesthe ih
97 threcr.aglysliighta to Bal Mame,
Drew large sad highly respeetable. audlenage-Aho
nay .111, and latal!gsays of thime
TUE BO A 'r7l3 C B•NES.
A urban atinallag Seam; gbh clips!! in
•
GENUINE WHALE BOAT,
That hes bean Wee arde - md the world, 4mgagrals
the chase and ontura of Umberto Whale, muted
by • .re. of Ilring wen, ereathqr the meet Intones
ittitement sad:eil:oitteg vabonaded onverwris.
BOATS
OA?TATN WILLIAM
OILUIL/g,
saswit. w , rradA fagD
and the teleultable green bon; LlTllat HAM'.
The leaghter-prorokiag eandralitter of the Greer
Boy Dart, and the leastions blunder* of carob=
Frank, aroma the audience to &pitcher excitement
and mirth rarely . ...Iterated In any entertahuneet.
Adedestoe 25 cents. Belerend new 60 meta.
Door. open at 7; cemseenas ate o'clock.
Clatterer adeelselon to all parte or the home 25
cents. Children 1.5 cent..
.rI4JMOEI. J7VSO44-c.
T ' I
REMOVAL
We take plummy la taanzung thopubils that To
a►w occupy the large gad coramodlone holm
O. 12 BISSELL'S BLOCK,
sr. mere EdREEZ;
•Where we ham Pie. •LNIATIbi from thentancfsotarer
of WM. B. BiI&DBUSY sod 808011SONZILL CO.,
• boo lot of SUPERIOR PLUIt , S. Mao, a couplets
/I•3o7•Ziefit of SIIIITIVIS celebrated Ilarmonlatos, He.
lodsora end Mudd geode generally. it '
The mperlority of tkeIIitADSCETTTANO is al
ready established. In th e history of l'iat4os we new
instrument has gainer m rapidly la porthuity
or reoelvel so mraly premiums within the space of
two mare as the stew male. iron Balm,
oventnlng.base and French_ grand notice Plane
Tcrtn, manufactured by WM. ItIt&DSIISY, and
Shomsker L Cos Nance hminirkeen ao lonised
favorebly known in this and outer countries, need
no further comment. All guaranteed for in years.
NY AMMER" Et BABB,
8010 Apace Is Pittsburgh and Waters Ps., -
Po. ISM CLAIR St., Illeislrs Mack.
Good docemd Hand Pianos for Hoot: . Tnning and
npalrzng do. promptly- • apSO
puNos I
PIANOS!
PIANOS!
OAI3
GA - Ns I
CabineS th.ganSt
iketty . .
MILITARY CLAMS, SOIIIiTIR_,J3
MOS • BACK PAY and lIMITAKT• "
CLAIM of tteneoolltete4 OP 1t..;9 1 D1D•
'miter, al the ran* Peitelens NO OD;
&Bother ass= Att. • --• _ 14p
O. O. TATIAB, Attarn et Urn •
it 0.7710 rent street, P 15:4.!
IL B. Bo ebargen ids made It On claim dos loti; ,
sowed. end WI itAtenuttlan'thenvette.
.GOOD BISIIIBP. (NOAH W.. FOILFICR, t- -
N SIEDLE, No. 183 fivrilprtea.D . ST •
CABINET ORGANS!
HAW LOT AT OLD P 111,43
caws. C. isnmAnt,
Pianos and Mudoal Instruments,
Keeps constantly on kind Etta usicrlannal of
'NW PLLI4O3,IIOLtn, GIRTILI* 20500.11.DZ
-0.73, BTILING4 to, which : Its wit/ • sell tor tar
wins taltsvd
DECKERS
WIZ NEW warn . LEON
•
Aelcsouledged by WI the test tratalcl66oo .10 ,4 ‘e
.if slits fatelasss6, *Wuxi szottptiss t and -sl.o
TREAT tft DAMS' most celebrated 111sloOotat and
llarmordsosts ars osty for sal. by
HOTTALUIN, HOENIrd CO.,
sp3ll X. 63 Xifth stmt.
KNABE'S GOLD DEDALMI
Hamm Mies. Putioi*
/LID
USTADDLOAS.
it 1 antUd , _newfitock. just received.
4,3 '.
ni.Vl MABLOITZ BLVMII, t . iftli stied.
; Dzssozirriorrs. 'Sc.
DISSOLUTTON=The Co-pitrteterahjp
*elating bytereent GH&S. VOWIFSII met JO,
HINLY, muses style of IMMO *BUILT vs.
this day dissolved by meta] sotsseat r oa the Idol
Ayr% lin. Either of the scoderelitessi are author
ised to settle the basil:snot the flrto. • •
JOHN
rIO•PARTNERBEIP—John B Herron
V and CITAILL73 TOWIZS, aszoelseed
thrmselres under lb. ILL= end , style If:
JOHN H. HERRON & co.,
to date hum April Ist;
nEfAS FOWNES, (ft,te of the; firm Of
Nantes a Illsday.) JOON B. MIRROR Rate
bradrenal, Ilerrou et Co.„) IRON I'i ORNDIIII3 and
AM'S Manufacturers, :
ALLEGHENY 1TEW1.2,1
Nintb War 3, Plttabargb, P.
em 7117• -JOHN B. EWER ON & 00
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DISSOLUTION. THE i'AitTNEß
•`tae`d,~er. SIIIP hentotors sodstlag. between the nodsr,
.thei IMMO natistyleree 84111141b1i
dy of DecemreZl b a n. gte " ===
his been ,sizont the Int al Jemmy, "1,864,, snd
henceforth
or en tbs Roads and tmder;the ecclrnise
,n:reoat tut taasztatton cesmolud =der 11.
sseably..relstlng to Idsentintortut
13: P.IDDLS is authorised. te us the Arm acne Is
It:taste:ld. Alt putts hsebtir clams spinet the
into firm ere requeeted to present theessms at the
Oonntlng limns too settlenten4 sal all pampas loos ,
in; thonselecs Indebted. Will please oil and sates
without May. SAMUEL IIIDDR
Mal= ICIUILTT
r JAM= mum:4.
15.80110 '.. Jr "
Ist,lSSi • BOBS= . DLL-
VOTICIS.Tkto Copaitneratiiii
fan existieg between the isadersigmed, ender
be style of WHIT& - morass!'co.; has lesea
dissolved try mutest comsat, to tete etntet Ittme the
lot kat., JOHN WHIT% estates note Hoene
J AS.
OORPH ,
DftEN
JOHN wnrr
The awletellOwel will mikes* tbe 'ltems:Ong
ea/ Ootemhelow heathen souks the Was tad style
°SHULTZ DUOS. • CO et Oq arm.=
STUNT, caner Liberty.., et.
Josseu sinirra,4
apl3-Imd JAB HIMIDUICH. • •
:lIISSOLIITION OP PARTNERSHIP
r‘rtumatitibandolts• =Ming bureaus
tee umlatatmasti under the style of WIL JOHN-.
STON t 00.. ls mutually dissolved, to Wm east
tram this data; SIMARD DIMON satirist, Alms
autism: Ms hubs min Im coattailat! mittsrluer.
U.O. JOlllitiO
BAWL; E. rommos;
TIIsSOUPTION .- OF 4 31;3PARTNTLIV
12117.—The_ im._x_l;l2i.Wk4b bentotbri.
between JO& P. RA.I+I4OEOII tosi-irtfai-=
=lda Sruros. utums ' too Ow
betritaimftSby o:
m a aul 0211110 i.
a HU&
=ON vitt
toy IS 04014tt0em 1A to ibt t s e t s lftanid secimutiet
eat
s,
• • VAN
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NESSE
ors tiiL°c~oa~s:ArG
VO,URTa •s : TREET-
NEW sTyLE,B • -
OP
wivpovir. RH ADE:I3
EZCIIUD TIM !JAI.
NEW „SPIIIIIGASTOCIE
C 116.1Z,_1 ) EVE,
WELL eidSONEto
OIL aLot.H. ."
A T TEC A
AR FrE S T OB
80. AT r 0 Till STS/ST.
9
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ti . A.V.INGRUIUDIUSED AND ADDLR
4" - .
Tp On OWlf Tai _ s
ENTIRE STOOK r
0411 PITS, "01 -
timely bald by W. bIeCILISSIXIM. Itt 130 Miikat "'
rivet, we crw abb. by the eorootliatton. tD eel; th;
LARGEST STOOK::
TO BB POW IN
- .
AT TILE -LOWESTII.IIi/e.E9
Oliver Moglintook - skOo.,
MN SS BUTZ ESTUSIT.
prerro comm. . • -
Finis atabroidered Cloth.
Emboasia Cloth.
171atoria.
•
Italy amt sigma! saartuteallost rocatradat.
NEW CARPET STORE
McFABLATII, C0LL131,15.0 00
TTex BLEND7III4I;MINGBI '
• An entirely noir sad annplete szertinent Ind ri•
wind at tas • -
NEW CARPET STORE
01
HoPARLAND, COLLINS Co.
CLAIM 611 GEAMS•
LAW OFFICE &
W. J. & HALL PAITERSON.
144 Fourth itrest k fd Arr. 1;
ITIIMLEMBON, PA. . _
WM .mean FERMIS. 801111 TIES - BACX
And Allah& nmuenmatm. szcoptli. t
Or No - thane =gel xnectaftd.
SOLDIMET ULAndrs, EMMA
notsioiso an) mm= oi PAY;
Promptly attended to by
LWIIIITBS i_BIDD7)(4,
PS=
It. O.
MAGEBELL it JOHNSON,
SnAT-LAW,
821.1 11. 8. Zdososed BOLDEntrill.4lBl.uargys.l-",
men Guam trstur,i
Arroarnrmaaw,
10. 106 Fifth Strut § Piiistanh, rs.'7"l -
dams tornanuon, somrn, PIC= SbiF -
.vigaronsly promented. ; 1,11
Idar
;;tmc';woJr.s.s,_:„ ::,4
GA.B CEIANDELIKBai—On • FIaI4 . 4'
AFTERNOON, May Atb,at S etloakerrlU
Judd, at tbsOontaatcLat War R.ryitt FINSItte
Two tarp Oran:least flea Obaadolteri.
an& A. ItIcILWAINE, AtlArs.P
QINGER , SEWING -31ACHINEGiiii•
A) minty mmamoozr, Iturca4 44 *wave,.
will be iota. at tbe Commeneld Sala BMW Ba 6s;
Ilfth Wee% was Sieger Sewing Plieldos, tailed &Or
oendltlae, • superior Wally meddle).
mTb A. ifeirW•l2lll:l2eNtjtil
nORNPLANTEB
AIICTION.—TUESDAT LT laa,a[.alo#p -
a=
t wa t l
i trae s 2 4 A ft " hull= Zflerki
ttGrontot polline townenis, booting catbelettelt:
stWm, with taantatLY-qtole g if .ll 'V
•
alto anatomy, .Tante, - Himonog • mu, •
Railroad Switch, bentagned to the *lmplanter,
Ootepsny. Terms made known an We.
aus A. itol-LWAIIO.A neer:l43.
FIRE -PROOF t4AFE, ;PLATFORM;
60AL113, COUNIFeI, EHELVLNItt, te4 ,
at auction. - • ,;
On FRIDAY HOMING, Hay Elt.,b at ID *W.*
at Illasoak Hall Auction Hoy% Catlin W ee k
W sold. Ona limpronfßara. tro,lnattann bald
9cantenilhallitit mrttnirlasa door;
.ItO 14:
4 T. A..3IcOLELLAND. Aactotoneat.?L;
t. DPERIOR EIIREITITRE,CARP
MM
lo.—Onl3llDA'L eXTIOISIODN. VAT Ath4t.
2 o'clock. ‘lll to mold. at ootaluartlal Bales Howsp
, St YUth shut, • tarp quantity of m anor - Varoll -
tam WSW.. &G-0 ,02 1 2 4 = 001 ma We: lett
•-tote. Marble top Plat Ilabomy Bo X..,
old= Mat. MAU top Ocost • gab%
tad Table. Waist Dialog Tolls.
Balotaad. Low Put' Iledstowla, Spring-
Maw Notrawas. am "'lathes. Ingrain snit WC"
Cirpott, Arias Tendon, Ataddwphadp. BUM'
Mal Dell'W•se, DriqUid USU. Main. U.
asys
lINITED 13TATESMILYPARY
Wattitoitcat, Aprlle, NMI.
ALIODION—WM rokt oc Weduatday,
&XI et NV, at gh".! D !P at J 4 Al
600 toot of 01,1rAtiresd Iran: •
ICC tontoto/01Carlatan
50 toas otCol Ocup Inn;
100 teas of Wrought/ma;
3 taut of Okt Boa aspl Copper;'
- 303 011Barreli3
Straw: nob thmirmsent hmtta. . Tat f_
Nat to be paid at tbs tito• of .purctsar„ the
Ito imposts mast to maimed trltht3 ten di
data of ' L ItOtati BO ,
Apt3th Captttn and A.
.
- A ,IICTION SALE OF OONDEM2 , TEgt-
BOWS&
• Wal Srrurxe.r. CATLIST BUIL; 1•
- Ottlre at aderQuartoemaatae.
Iliaddayteu, D. C1.,-Ayelllslb,lBlll.
Will be add et Wale, sucttau. to the hithestifiAt
der. et the UMW 11411glata named Deicer,
..q4 "
liewyert. Paha, uraday, .y Bib; • i. 711
GattjsbuririPlEGUllly Xooday. Hay Oth;
Altomi,resza. 'bun ray, !ti) nth; .
- NUM. P 0.024, Thursday, Day -
Terrea.Thanday,llayjeth; •
Lobs:Lou, Puts;-Tburaday. Jas. Td; .4;rf!. --
Sarthcathertaad Pauus..Thurrlayalise 9 49 •
Peraatoe. PODIIII:tbOnag. Dula 16 tbz-
. Dem, Theriday. Alto •
Os* turedr.4l4oo) harm Si Gettysburg. Laud IrtAl
Metered end CAI (2.50)at each of Camber Mame.=
Thom hones bats. beau eaudasszed U melt 411, ,
the cushy melee &the DeltoDßtalas AZIMM =t:; .
Tot mei wt. hrm palases laity pod Imp
I Tc b rx:4 2d albitold - itz;ll '
• Balm belustlola,; sulieut h aUs da4Y tD/ !alp
o AB6i'DaArend .stito ices.wi ti olei.:. •
coy. : •• - • ,JAIMS
mut;go..24 a: 4,1 t; Cai*fi Pinatuti
•:1 •
- YUMANn.y
.Itre.h sad pereas4 OA !lean quality, mach* .....
andieressopr,. mar A asziaßew;
softie imutraneffsedemetv-M!
IMOALEY
WOolvdreek•PuttEr"
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