The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, May 07, 1864, Image 3
Sat. EJAWlltielt MORNING-4.-151AI' 7, 1884. AarD: SUBV BRAY. SCHEDULE OF ADVERTISING RATES. The Conimittoe on faint= Work reported that they bed elected Rev. Dr. Peek, of Wy • °m ing, chairman, and Rev. Dr. Perching, of Pitteborgh, Secretary. On the - state of the Country the Committee announced Rev. Joteph Cammibp, of New England, Chairman; and Rev. COL Moody, of Ohio, Secretary, and Rev. T. H. Sines, of Michigan, Assistant Secretary. Rev. R. W. Reeler of lowa , was appointed ,additional Secretary. The order of the day was suspended to hear the address of the Canada Conference and such remarks as the Delegates Might wish to offer to the body; The address represents the Church In Cana da 611 being in a happy and preeparons con dition, embracing within its communion about 100,000 members, and holding about $300,000 worth of Church propepty, and ex-. presses the strongest affection ter, and cone • de- en in the AL E. Church of the United 13 ttrpoijll tim.il fanur• Suites. la weaklo .reki snot. eiraxoua turrm 1 KrIU Kr ==i iITI4 O 9 199 70 I'o 95 I 90 I 15 I 'two Liam-- Throe times-- roai Moos-- 111. Wes.-- uns week...._... Tog, 'Dreg, ...Os _ . Oat Loath.— Two montks.— Tee*. omtab4r EU month...__ Situ. somata, Ow* 990 130 9 60 1 40 170 4 33 960 690 6(V 690 4 .C. 760 40 , 600 11 25 600 760 13.73 T tO 9 131 40 76119 00 13 05 a gAtI.S 6. 1910 31 01 0 1 10 21 /21 lo 2 10 10 4 00 4 8 OU ID 30 if 00 LBLI LUVIIST changeable on • latenedl4te Muhl • thementa in Lazne - „CI:141501B 'Poe oar sqo atollealto the t Mrtarta utast, Zwirihr.••• 1 9 hi 01 4 $S 00 woutbs-- 17 2r• II 45 9OD 00 812 toem4)l4-- 24 09 19 CI , 15 76 10 LO 00• 40 00 99 00 2.4 60 14 0, inertia takes doable the above wee. Meth notion, elech Ineertlost—.----- 50 mate 14eeilegeD 0 t 6 . 0 . 75 "lh e uebosPedrortisereeete. Per trIP-* 5 / 00 llhaletchne Adpalattratune noticed —.:2 76 17 9. Christian Commission. "Phil Army Committee of Western Penn -'•.,.:eilranis presents . 1430 foll Owing reports of its °pitadon:l'ler the month of April : lfteerilaiketes rare been sent to tin Army cf tht .PotOrsiscr. - . Rev Richard Lea,•Laerreic.rip, p„., lilcUbillewi Much Presbyterian church, Pitts. AMMO: We tri.W.Cosoll. iireivlr7. re, nod IteT J D Mercer erica,. 1 1 4 i 'l. -'-Tor be the Attar of the Cumberland. Bev B S ...,Leasun,i-Blookrale, Pa; Bev .5 11 therrard, Coils; -:.Oa, to Wester n V&lsts. net o P Frinch Pbtareeen&r i V ch.LoWledrs the f01i0...1b; radii- Lair Bonk yinsbursam.—.-_s zoo 00 coo on arises& of Beer thane. Pa, roller - Mil itt . v ,s•Cfrial t s; (1.030 from Phillips & Bro, Neer 43.. tie*. 1200 03 klandleerair. Verrill county Pa-.----. CO 03 Ctuistiantiommornd Bit Plestent tru.-- NO 00 grad Society. Bethel Lswrence coon -04 49 .iChigesuitsf Mantiony, co-- . 55 06 Dauer ,byladiee of Gr a n d .ienr, 34 40 • I):erillviritel Metz Aid decetg,l3 P el:much 40 Counet - VJacksonvaills, Pa -.— 33 3 Eyddo Ad Aiddo d Cordes oc.ety. West Lebanon, Ps“_. 50 u • Sates' 111.1 clay et Chippewa. Okdo--. 000 do de do Eldreeßap, 4-23 do do do. North Liberty, Pe- 400 '43 de. do "ProisantPe... 106 • Exhibit!. Bethel raw l, -..... 9ZS Sarni. O. r Church, Drover conuty, Pa- 31 00 Nein Gres 1I PLR:torch, 12 tel U r church, /doming Eno, lone-- ---1:8 Presbyterian Church, Greenville, Pa.* 31 RS 'Presbyterian Church, West reirilleld, Pa.-- 15 00 Mount Pennon rttra4t<4llll Mundy Pa.--, 700 Collections Jn Methodist churches-opt to Christian o ducats ' . 40 ;:.Mrs Watt U lionia, Weebbostnn. Pe.-- 100 tie Mr midden It Wallingford, Pittabargh.- 100 W arose, Zen Orem, 10 00 Cash. ----.. 10 013 • !Alma.. _ 300 J 6 co It., Mr Elnan, GAM. BOP; by Rev J Boger& D D . 41 00 Miser& of lloeeribe, 600 Pim X R leyette may, Pa.------- SCC Xrs M B A Robinson, liatisuolng, Pe...—. 600 be. illianne;-I,llo3rurgb.----.---. 10 60 Penna. Pe.tle. Frairirilu, 0.------.... 3 Oir - OW& John Gets, 0 Impart; F, -. 125th 0 V L.......- CO Pallilp wtoebiam., tho.ty,r...-- zo oo P a44Jee, dilegheny 10 00 J M gOOl . Pi 600 Soldiers life. (Alum, 0-- 6 00 Nathan SAW, 3 to Wet. Nowt.. aou EI. dubutsoo, Slippery Bock. 5 00 Otulstrao Bowmen, ellaricsoe,O r lan S.ndy LA*, I Ord..Pa--- ---. 160 100 necesos a 3,65 S Prwvl4.ly 21.19/ Total to hey AO. The ludo !nag Cootliblltanz3 Of terra Wimp. boon zactizoti dozing the moat of • Art: box of hrspital stores 1 lola of onfonot from Ail boast, of lona Oftierifield, Mercer Tr --. Gssip. •• • baskets of fruit from lira toorredy. 11boro a of hospital Mona from Ladies' &Idiom' , Aldelordetp ofIao.„ Pa. 1 tot of boo.atat-stons from Aid Society of Ms , trlosafa.2,Darilogroo earaship. Bearer conn y. • •f heat an:9O6M slats Vona Sold ore' Aid booloti of Zbimmser. hollsaseuuaty. -taus,of a1...bi0g. - IL - box of fruit. 2 kegs eSpkklee from dolAters' oocimy of. DlizanossLio,Allogasop. Ll_sasz , .floospitaittorce from ladles' All cadet, of Witte township, 'Maniac. wordy. "' -1 b z of dorm tfozolautralPrearytorian Church of fillogbruy Cloy .• !", I boa. .ckdtdog and 1 hoz of trait from Leolice Aldbouleti ot Antal:sob; Alleglisny county. . 11 tin d 111 of tropical. sour from Sors' Aid So c i ety o f Westaturaland 000 007. IN. talpou . sod use om F. Al. emit. lar.easA•r, fluUsrooznts.f trots ta 111s.ses of Inds mod l boa of clothing from Sol. dlr.? aid tkology of anon! Vista, A.kgoooy .noti. 1 box of boipital of roa from Laritse eloolmy et Wostluovoi, drioatz.ng mousy. 1 bat lowa woks Dom Lunt? 'Aid Society of Iffsadomino, Pa. I tr.z of do biog. • •- - • I tog of pickles. . lbaz of booms. - oz Thai -1 box of ..ulona. boom Ladle? aid Sago, of f101um01..4. Laarones caXCuty. . box bosylt ms., ato from La Aid Society, Adler, attl.l . bounty. 10oz clottung,ho v Aid Society of 15s. Goal* Laymen= ionuity. 1 box :tropical atom from Wive Aid hooray of Blairsville. Pa. 3 ixame stores from LeAlos • branch eats. • - flan tlonsobeith, or Vracninat Goitrhul tonal, Oulu 10b1 of aryl. 1 bus do aro • 1 b:ot. batter. Brom bullet &Men LW Society at Sew All.Eea o county. 11 bole, and Ibtal of hooltai atoms, Dom Uinta' Aid Baca. cy orrasss and Ly kens, Orawf ad county: 1 boo of baptist starts from lioldlelm . dirt Society of Amity tad Ji.toemser cbsuli 1 bus hotyLal• styrea from Indio of Wasbinstan. Paentertmutv• lbws and 1 keg of hospital, .taro from Posbyta rian Oburoc of Brea., Mercer ormoty. 1 psetip train Children. Aid 4.clety of Camara- burg. 14ex of clothing, from iald Society of Bled sonar;. I tam of dot lithg froth &end Presbyterian Church goldlata . All tiooaty, Pftuburgb. .1 package of clothing trunk Lutheran Church, Pitutr V.P urgb. .O.K. do - Third fl'ont ird Probrterfan Minh, Il unt ttabio. - . L tam of butter and 1 bog of fruit, from I" Van Gorda. ' 1 to% of fruit froth Loan' Aid Society of [Wafer, Beam COnlity. 1 to= of regatablcs from Mrs Id Whir, Ithtlar , obilinns of olottd.g., fruits sad books, food Yr. floo, a Frio Ws Ironed', lin dont., Mrs kJ Mooed, Goldin.' /rind, Mr. Dr Lumens., J tlimacoppm, lin Drava, M Lorthsn, Mrs Suilircoa.-e'n tr. a &Id, tits tubtro, him At wood, Mrs J. Lona, Mn c7ork, Ws . A 11 le bozos from 0 0, Philadelpt4 TM. Arinj OVIIIMitte-0 Would appeal !or - hospealstoree of over, deterltdiork, to be to readiness for any argent demand Atusa may be made Cu them Articles of clothing, frodts, trines,lllnors. are especially needed. Bend contributions of atoms, to' W. P. Wu man, No. 70 Emitheold meet; money to Ilbsopti Albree, N. 70 Wood street. Christian Commission Anniversary. It will be saisifroto en advarthensioot in " another column that the Pittsburgh Branch of the Christi= Commission will calibrate its . , .. . •• - ,: 'Ent Aantrinvaty . ,in As, Pint Presbyterian 471.12i4 patro n tOi;: .1?). Wood hirest, to.lictor _., -..,' . ~ w tivoniagE commencing at• 7,tg o'clock. ~t o - - fp - U.S•Ebtart, •Esel., of Philadelphia, .. - ...- -, ,-(7lddiatan of the United Steel Christi= Com mission, w il l adirdes the minting'. kft.Binart, . _ .. . . . - is a - vall *own, patriot, .and, phllasithropUt, and handavourd A Urge portion of his Unto to •- . - the relief of the.haarts , of .our . saffarieg. so}- , "--- - dins - since th e war .00tomanced. U. haa • ' ''. thrum - Abe full fervor of his Claistian seal 1 . -. . Into tha work; - of the Christi= Commission, mitts .coretribatent largely. of Ids mosso to lts. support. - No have learned, on private in folalvdon, that at the meeting held in Phila delphia'oneaverabg this 'oak, hisoontributod 'pa twonota aouuo to its treasury, in addition' 1 to fended; donations. lie Is, =sides, an clo s-. Vast opealier; alai his never failed - to ettniat a tugs sodianid,-"ihon ha bas spoken in Pitts!' 1 Ana. , The bare inionnee Ault of his name ' . is • iraVial•n; , toPH a. Um Fi-st Presbyterian Chanh,t6 otereihrlog to morrow evening. . , rite goring etitimpioDbbtp. - . /20 ellnoWs..rglOrmi.:or.PougitkeePille, Itl. row i snitch ,r 64 .m. visit Jr, mrs Ilem . ' 111;er - thls elsY,lni $ inn a ' , Hie, on the liaison tiTerAiPottgbiteepsie, has bun respond= to :,, , __.tin his behalf' by the br. tber of Biantil, the - Z. later helot, absent fries. the nit,. -'lie-says --,-.. ' thaillimili ell! rn If St c. vc' s. Ward, or "an, -.- '''ilther nill11"' ter:4l. 900 t, 0,0 go a side. If - ' "'the Max is ' rowid nt std. uai, bo rat allow , S:00for ezpsnver , orb. a ill niet 114.0 -acceptor 5... r bail way, p,04.3.03, Ply in g his' ova aspens -,..e150.'„ :21t.is• anderttee4 Hiss , Steveau will not eirsza.• Unison, *no hal beptl (*naiad' famine tints ilithisrilaid, ae BroiMlTlLlsfr Mir ball zaaottiod. . genesal Conferemee of the M. E. Church. VOMITS DAT. The Conference convened at o'clock Hey. W. Young, of Cinoisusatl, co amood tho operant religions kevvices, The Joluual of leaterday wag read and approirod. Bishop Morris occupied the chair. 1 atir% •qr 85 45 1 45 88 2 OLI 110 9 f 188 3 75 8 00 1 65 9 85 84 4, 0 9001 818 10 701 810 address was followed by an address from ear! of the three member* of the Dale ration, the Rev. Mr. Gardiner, Rev. Mr. Morrison and Rev. is whop Richardson, all of whom uttered &enemata worthy of the body which they rerprerent, end freqttsntly elicited applause from those who had the pleuure of listeniug to them. The order of the day was then taken up, via the Episcopal Address to theGisneral Confer ence. This was read in behalf of the College of Bishops,' by Rev. Bishop Scott. It Is a document of great importance to the whole church, reviewing the history of the doings of the church during the past' four years; tt gives a buetheas view of every interest per taining to the church, end touches upon all questions likely to coma before the General Conference. In regard to Ley Delegation, the address simply gives thopsult of the vote ordered -by the lost General ,Conferenos in the several annual Conferences, and by the laymen ef the respective Oburebes. The majority of Totes tsar ILPSDS% the proposed masque by the-ministers wail 1,731, and by I.heialty 10,074. No opinionlithatever is ex petted by the Bishops in reference to the expediency of the introduction of the ley el ement into the General Conference. The ad dress speaks out boldly in relation to slavery In the church, and expresses the opinion that no sinveholder should be allowed in the chuich as members. At the reading of that part of the address the reading was Interrupted by prolonged and hearty shouts of "Amen," "Glory to God," de. Aud at the 010115 of the reading the body arose:led. sang to the tune of Old Hundred, "Praise God, from whom all blessinp flow." The various parts of the address were ap propriately referred, and 5,000 copies ordered to be printed for gratituous circulation. From the question for printing,, the Conference peered, as one of the members remarked, to enjoy , the sunshine of the hour. A 11ealOtt was occupied in remarks from the Per. De Hatfield, Rev. 0. Y. Monroe, Rev. Col. Mooney, Rev. Dr. Kingsle7 sad others. Some of the speakers have-bun among the most earnest opponents of strong abolition action four years ago; bitt now a singular unanimity seems to pervade the body. All unite:sally appeared to rejoice thst.the rulers of the church see their way clear, to take inch high ground, against slavery in the church. Bishop Ames thou took the chair. It was finally detain:deed to print 10,000 tholes of the Episcopal Address, end It wee ordered to be puellished in all the church papers. It was rewired that when the body ad journ It be to moot at 8% o'clock on Saturday meriting. • It was resolved that a Love Feast be hold in the Halos Church, In which the sittings of the body take place, on Sabbath morning, at 8% o'clock, and that the venerable Bishop Morris be requested to preside; 'Various reports and docunients were offend and.referred. • Notices ware announced, and the Confer ence adjourned with the doxology and bene diction from the Rev. Mr. Thornton, delegate from Ragland. Tttat Jobnatown Frog The Cambria liihaes contains the following in reference to - that remarkable frog found, the history of which, so fer as known, boa afraid: been published : Johnstown is happy in the possession of a frog, whioh is coveted by dm two gnat Sani tary Pairs, and by the Literary ued Ba!outfit° Societies of the continent. iWe received to day a letter teem the Pittaburgh Fair Commit— tee, sakingus to Dave the frog andstane sent on to them immediately, and tho Philadelphia people KO-- . All agog, About the frog. We are told that in polite circles nothing else is talked of, and it is expected to be tho principle attraction of the Bair. We are in a quandary, from whloh nothiag can extricate ts, but a stroke of genies. Gen tlemen of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia I we will deal fairly by you. We propose o <owed for the frog, throwtog the stone in, as a mat ter of coarse. We will open a book today at the oars of the Cambria Tribsose, for the pur pose of obtaining subscriptions. 'rho friends of the respective Pain, for Geary dollar sub, scribed, shall have the opportunity of casting one vote for Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, and the place that wins' ahall have the frog and the land also. The hooki will be closed on the day that either Pair first opens, and the credit for all a:Ascriptions will to given from time to time, in the Cambria Tribees. Certain unbelieving skeptics having insin uated that our frog wu not taken alive from the bonnet s solid rock, we shall prepare evidence of the fact In legal form to mom patty him wherever he may go. i Lecture 'for the Sanitary Fair, Our community *lll be glad to know that Ma Tuesday evening, the 10th lash, Pella B. Minot, Fag., will deliver the •opening lec ture Of a series for the 'benefit of the Sanitary - Fair—Sabjeot, "Oar Soldiers." This is the same lecture delivered ;onto time since in Allegheny City, and nowlrepirted at the r - quest of our &liens and; he 'Committee on Lectures" of the Sanitary Yak, It is need less, in this community.ito Say a word con cerning the lecturer. ills gentle and genial nature; his high and Gamest devotion to convictions of duty andtright, and his 'pro found and active °Minima sympathy with every movement Involving the irifOrOltA Of Humatitcy, amp widely known in all circles of. society. With his subject Yr. B. is familiar, having been a participator in many or the thrilling scenes which he describe'. Be bee spent much time and labor among "Oar Soldiers," and Ws pores of intelligent observations will enable him to Impart much that is both washstand internsting, Attempted Mightiray Robbery. Un Thursday • 011101.08,. a t a late hour, as ~ Mr. Thomas Barger:l', • respectable citizen of Rau township, was peselng along Liberty street, he yes Imaged., by. • man named Michael Donovan 'Who asistod upon waking 'down the street with him. They had' pro ceeded but • short distance wheel Mr. Far" Futon discovered that his new aequaintsoce was -endiavoting to plot hie pooket.. Ho piubed him - from him, when HOnoYsla lipped up-behind him and struck him • blow upon the bed of the nook. Mr. Ferguson turned upon him, an 4 habil inpowerfel dealt his assailant a severe Mow in the face, Ittlotk ins bits down, and thenPromoded to chastise him severely. Donavan w atch y for 'l nstance, - when the nigh took them both into custody. Yesuuday, Mr. Ferguson made an information against Donovan for . attempted highway robbery. and Abilerntan • Butler committed him' to jail, in default of bail, to answer the charge at Court. Mr. Fes osop 1114 • considerable mm of money upon Els person at th• time. ' Lonnie Gonna hian,--The ladies, "God bless them," it to found are going toad over a new preparation for the hair, called lA bin'a .Bair-dressing XlMiline " manufactured by the great perfutneri of Voris, and said to be hialsot and greatest afore. It has ooze sionsitfound It. way Woe tams of few blew . ark— laminas, w_ho have procured it while Remit sc istut it upt tit thus by their friends bs: e { .A number of Broad way and /fifth Amu; Druggists purchuod the entire Invokes b; the lattatenutert and eo post wito the demand ithat not bottle meld tie bought- for "Iwo or -maga," three 'dart after the landing: The drain issued' by this house cape that It will , be ready for isle to Drugglits of. /Obis goofi idlettbee3r rivol of the peTtntisitrair, or about the Um or 20th of May 4 GilytollG , MIDPo t thia;— Ws dtratt at tentton to the *Arent, ment.ot itfasars.Cbsi. W. Baring k Co., pia us end polishers. who ceorPiAle Ilion Bern 'Waled as a Flatting and relishing shop by Munn. Toros Bros., &D 'l°COl,l CU an Wry nrordng from Birth street to 'Dtemend, near Wood. 'rho VIII • • =Or stten*to - all Fatten la' their, Ilsfa "GiAiry Ito gorn.—AltramitthOil" a rrastlittoorie ‘l'="" :' -- -,; - ,.-.1,.•,:-...-,'::4 - , - ..11,4.t.... ''l''-'-:'''-'4'•''"".t';,'.','L;;.:.',.,&,i--,:]ls,i';s:til'' From the Anis, In Talmage Oorreepaedenee of the Pittabunb Gazette, EZADQUIT6IOI '2oan Atsn linira, Lookout Valley, May 1,1884. j The return of the several bodies Of veteran troops, after their thirty-day holidity, is the signal for a radian change. We are obliged to change our life of sure and social pleasant for the more soblir duties of the camp, involv ing strict attention to orders, and discipline, which, at ant, seems harsh. Too Math good living, Indulged while at home, hid produced a distaste for wholesome army food; and too much fun and freedom bad dispelled all no tions of military rigor, and strict obedience *to orders. Number, of young gentlemen hive enlisted *tad come back with no, who consider it an infringement of their inalienkble rights. when ordered to dig a trench, or roam a hone. Bat time work, wooden, and these nice young men now go about their work with the regu larity of veterans. linapp's Pinnsylvanta Battery, of your city, armed here from Bridgeport, Ala.i ou the 24th to reequip. They nave been sup. plied with throe inch Rodman guns, instead of tin twelve pounder Parrots, with which, outing the past three years, they have ren dered so good service. The boys scarcely knew how to accept the change—it seemed to them like changing an old and tried and true friend, in whom they had entire confidence, for a new one, highly recommended, indeed, bat yet an entire stranger. This ohmage lo- Ivelies a corresponding change In the status of the Battery, which is henceforth to he known es a regulation Battery, ,“ R." Pa. Yol. Artillery. The now guns look well, and are brighter than the Parrots; the ammani- ties babe better. On the arrival of Capt. McGill, commander, he was ordered to remain in the front, by General Booker, and will, no doubt, during the next ensuing few days, bo .in at the opening bell." Beery thing ldoke like a speedy movement here; should the order, arrive to-day, none would be surprised. We are now located directly in front of Lookout Mountain, which 'looms - up In mag. niticant proportions. Covered. as it now is with green leaves and nowersohe rugged aspect and stem grandeur are.lort. Peri:mpg the absence of Longstreet's hung guns has much to do , with the placid homage we pay to the monster, which towers fifteen.handred feet above Us. I I TLIB corps (the 20th) is at present one of the largest, if not the largest, to the army. It le composed of the old 11th sad 12th corps, with Rourecau's Division, and numbers over 40,000 men, with 98 pieces of arSillery. This is an army of itself; With Booker at the head, and WiWami,Geary, Butterfield and Bowsaw' as commanders of Divisions, we fear no foe. Ours is oorisidered the best carpi in the West ern armies; time will tell, and, that time, In my opinion, is near at hand. This army of the Weal, which last Fall , could be compued to nothing on aptly as en armed mob,--td - ave bet undlacipitned, and lacking organised eobesion, has - now assumed all the dignity and; discipline; of a power ful and thoroughly organised army. It would: to-day make a stone which, W it had been made at Chlakamaugs, would have brought peace to the nation. Do not think me prvju-: diced ; I am convinced that we, lost that bat , tie through want of discipline, not courage—i it war a Zapata/0110f the Ant Bull Bun. Any man who caw this army lab Fall, and who inspects it to-day, will bear me bat in the all , Bertinn, that each - soldier of to day is worth two of those who met the enemy at Chkka, mango. The Ladles , featteueAteesenant. The movement inaugurated on Thursday evening, by the Ledies' of.-the Subsistesea Committee, meets with decided success from the tulles of our city. A largeniumber of the ladies present at the opening of the Soldlore' Home on Thursday evening.signed the Pledge —not only those of the Sebsratence Commit tee, but many of our moat influential ladies attached their elgristures to the pledge. The National Association at Washington de sire that the names of the ladies who signed the pledge be forwarded to them, In ardor that a etidet reamed may be kept of them. Al ready New York and Phtladelphis are mop log In the Matter, and we are glad to lee that -our ladies are among Ise firseto respond to . this parsiotio movement. ' All ladies wishing to sign the pledge can do so by calling at the °Moe of the Su beistenoe Committee, No. 70 Smithfield street, where a book .41 be ready to receive the signatures, of these willing co sign the covenant. Thr sing to the pledge: We pledge ourselves to each other std our 00n0 cry, to purchase no aatieles of Unite manufacture dosing three years or the war." The ladles who signed tbelr names an Toursday evening, are requested to mall to day and enter 'heir names Oil the books, which will be ready this morning. , The names, of those signing the pledge will appear in oar paper• Sanitary Fair Tho Building Committee :met on Friday, and on examination and that three handfed and eioty•niue days gratuitous labor hare been performed by the carpenters and cabi net makers of the two cities and vicinity. The buildings are nor all closed in and be goon laid ready for finishing up Inside. The Committee respectfully request the following named gentleman, who have beta selected to act as foremen of the volunteer labor on the days following their names,Jo come forward with all the help they can annual to assist in the erection of booths, tablee, ice. The Com mittee have thought best (owing to the nature of the work to be done) to select two foremen for each day, xis :--6. Patterson and W.M. Alexander, for • Monday ; Alex. Wilson tad John Creighton, for Tnoidai ; James McKtr dy and Valentine Elliott,lok Wednesday; J. IL Smith and J. M. Burns. for Thursday I L. Dents and Robert M. Dickey, for Friday, and James Uillesple and Joseph Nobbs, for Sat urday. Accident on the Vert Wayne ILO Ou Saturday afternoon last, Mrs. (lion., who resides near Economy, wee arming over the traok of the PitUlinsgh Port Wayneand Chicago Bs'Void, St Diztoont, for tha pork's of going to the etation to wait for the She dropped bar ticket on the track, and while stoopiSg to pick it up the train came stiddr , .- ly upon her. Mr. Jo hn Wagner, a rew.i. , of this city, XL standing' on the pLa.i.. of the station, and noticing her da:q one position, went to her rescue. lie sloe, • ed to getting her off the meek, but in doing . the locomotive struck him on the head, dh• eating his under ,low, and Otkerwise injuring him. -flo woo brought to ihls city, and o Toyed to the house of Mr. Jacob Keller, whore he still Iles. -flop injuries will probably provo 'fatal. yaraar PATSBII.—AII the latest gratern Popere, Pictorial and i t iteiary, iteliglear cud Secular, we regularly Twelve at the News and Periodical Depot of J. W PIXTDCX, Bitch street, opposite the Post.offire, where will bo bound on the counters to• day betides the regular Leading pailio• of the . iiitire and Western cities, the !following popular Weakliest . .. The N. Y. Itidependett," "The Bound Table.," "Lisrper'i Weekly,' and; the other Pictorials, "Toe National Polls tia. letter "The Wnverly 14tagaiine i o t "U, Mereury , ," "N. Y. Weekly," "Lltiry Coin. 011110Z1.' "N. Y. Weekly Tribune, " and the other New York Weeklies; • DSORSIID.—.Iame• M. Alarms. son of !An drew Caros,formerly of Britior,Pa.,bat now of bin grore Toornsblp,lll., was 4rufreed while on his grey from VicksbUrg, Bum, W fdarn. phls, Tenn., on the 10th of Motet', pear Qrsenville, by foiling overboard from the steamer Sir Win. Wailers. About S o'Slook • In the' morning he got up from his byrth In his sleep, as hi suppoSed by his Mends aboard, and without drawling himself, stepped out and tripped on the guard rope end leis drowned. RIP was twenty-two youo pf age, and vas engaged In pritehasing cotton for Zest= dealers. Disaaram ar LLIOR -.Twa deserters, named Herrington sad dangston, who shots demative In Omen* canary smile massacr ing to arrest Mere, and'were afterwards u rested by earn: Goulter o !of Greensburg; and sent to Harrisburg, here Iff 4iLl effected that; escape.. pis to tm topici tv.t there despe radoes wlll be apprehended and receive the punishment their erlmee so richly merit. 800 CI Twin Briars—Last evening • dif• fealty occurred st • &inking saloon on Third street, between • rormbitr of 'colored men," der big wbtoh two of them were severely l•Pired. The Mayor's pollee mute s descent upon the bolus, and arrested the, parties Wired.: Af ter tbeirmatinde were (itemised, they were bold fa • tis Orig. Twit rzoientu.s.-41e. N. Ofl/saran:ly, 43 }Mei, strias,;(aear iWoo has •nd ..Tas ilanthl ) Z'lor flay, and "Da. csorait's.ltiaitsztadlgff4.l'nuPief Waite IY," 6 .lTraulf Waller . ..4a, for twalifeeff. . . BLIOLVIII !Xi earns,' MI - Clot 1 stp, IS J. 11114% oocuerof Grist Autt:Vdth ?no. BuxolAv Eistie ihetpi COMM 9t 1011644 ; , „ THE LATEST NEWS El 'TELEGRAM on SPECIAL DISPATCHES. FR oJfi 01,113111.ArGTOX Stuoisl Ptuistob to ths Pittsburgh Gazette. WARALSOTON, Way 6 ■/WS PROM TIII TROST No' trains went tooth from Aletandria to day, nor will any go for some days to come through fear of guerrillas. Lee has abandoned several of his strong worki on the Rapidan. The Rebels hallo been showing themselves at Blither's Void, on the Potomac, but they were shelled oot by our gunboats. Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, informa tion nu coo:avid by General Burnside that • large force of rebels was moving south by the way of Thoroughfare Gap. This was com municated by signal, and Barmaide at once started with • large force Of cavalry, who came up with the enemy m they were passing Thoroughfare ilep,;hen avollegrom oar men brought to the ground • Lieutenant, who 8. , supposed to have been aid to either Lee or Stuert, u orders were found upon hie pardon signed by order'of Gen. Lee, direpting Imhoden and his Catidry and all the cavalry force In Northern Virginia to move at onee and join Lee. These orders were dated on the 4th inst., and It is supposed that the cavalry retreating south was not only that of Imboden, but all the rebel cavalry In North ern Meals, except probably a few guerrilla bands end ?meanders. arliti could not in time Deceive notice. 1171:131=1 The Ohio delegation bad an interview with the President to-day on the Frank Blair ba7 TIIII LATE OUSIIIILIA In the attack by guerrillas on the Balti more and Ohio train at Redment, yesterday, Mr. Wadsworrb, of Ey., was among the pris oners taken by the rebels, but they did not Ind out who he was, howirrer, .1 he was released with the rest. It la now said that there were but alxteen of the guerrillas, and that thei were steeply Virginia fanners pth• ;era' trigether far the purpose. Double or treble their number of unartied soldiers were on the train. • 01.4•112LDT.81CL78 General Baldy Smith is assigned to the command of the 18th Army Corps, and Gen. A. H. Terry to the command of the 10th Corps until the arrival of Gun. Gilmore. OVII £IIII3 IS TIVitEII-171170171D1D 'ILIUM. No communication has been hod with the Army of the Potomac eine, Wednesday el midnight, and allatorles of any sort whatever concerning a battle, the retreat of Lee, and the like, are unfounded and wholly conjec tural. Trains are running out only as far as Union Mills. Calpeppor has been abandoned and the stores brought back. The railroad Is also aban doned and the guerrllaa we In possession. The statements of the Evening Star about the cavalry fight at Thoroughfare Gap are equally false with the New York World's statement about Darnside's defeat et the same plea*, there being not the slightest foundation for either. There are DO probabilities of hearing any thing till it comes via FL Monroe, and that • roay'not be expected for several days yet. Not a word has been heard from any oorresr pondent of the press elaee the morning the army moved. There is very little excitement here, and the °overuses:sand pnblio are alike calmly awaiting the remit.. TUN LOAN CONTISTID AUCTION OAISII. aimeral Ben. Loan's • contastad election out came up in the Bowe to-dal. Davies. .'llairmsn of Election Ootucclitoo. , spoke against Loin's right to a suit, but tbe:msjor lip, Administration men, sustain his claim. •D/01=37. 11 . The }Tense has been hard at work fora eon ple of weeks, and to to-day it resolved on a lit tle rest by adjourning over until Monday. The MAIM IWYGIITIOITING The Tremor, Ineettigstioa Committee are MM= on the part of Mr. Clark, Chief of the Note Printing Bureau. The evidence a his momlidee with women are quite strong. =231 Major Generals Kaye. and French have been mustered out and are returning to their places in the regular army. Gen. Canby has been nominated Major General and has been &reigned to an import, ant duty. The House Naval Committoos, by • rote of five to (oar, declaredin favor of New London, Councoticut, as the location for the new gov ernment iron-clad navy yard. The League and Island Hudson river men are sore over the result. Sherrord Clemens, a noted Virginia Con gressman, and alintonist in olden times, was on the 'door of the Howe Ude afternoon./ TOZ33IDIJI T 3. 111721131. The warfare in the Senate between Mr. resseaden tad Mr. Sumner grows more 'and more bitter. Mr. Peasentien is playing the Coneerrative a little. :MEI IND SITU EXPLDIIIOIII It Is stated hare, apparently by authority, that the late expedition up Bed river was die tat:d by Gen. liaileek, and that hen. Banks tn. ely obeyed ordere; hones ho Ir In no who re witrittle. DisaDLED BY arOTLYII De.Bolger, Assistant Register in the Treat• ury, was severely disabled by apoplexy a few lays since. The Register verS halsituldY volunteered to discharge the dada o! his u sistant until hie recovery, thus disappointing a host of applicants, who were already rush ing in for whet they supposed the venni place. ■O SNWI 1,1011 =II Al4ll. Nothing at this writlig (8:30 p to.) to beard from tho artily, and nothing is otcrototott. Xrl military olrolos butt do ballet IS that our Ord aura of it WIU oomo from Fortress Monroe. Railroad Accident-. Notorious Guar* rlila KWed. , Lomsynns, May 6.—The Journal has re calved the particulars' of a railroad accident which omitted on the Loutish)* and Nash ville Railroad yesterday morning, near Booth Vanua), in the vielnity . of fialletin. The oon eimetion train left Nashville Guar yeatorday morning and came in collision yith hie down ward train for Louisville, ocatainin tho Rah Indiana cavalry. Roth loamicalses ROM 4 rumple tali destroyed, Tim* war , killed, and eighty-seven" winded, some of them fatally. • At Morgantield, Hy" &deices say that Capt. Brown, commanding a mimed of Upton 0 testis ov ertook BennetVe ,guerrillas at tempdotto cross Green tibia, and rulede a' charge on them, killing Cant. flook, Op no. tcrion guerrilla eaptiVingi erg la Untie and se; shot guns. Ito nets from the front. A tail for a National Oaaventloa. at a layelaud. Nay Ton, liatil..—The papers cantata a call for a National Convention; to be, held at Cleveland, Ohl* • on the net nf May 1881, for the consultatios In rapeekito the Presi dential ideation. The call datives that 'the one term principle ought to titoq•{lbir, ad. lowed to, antithat thtcailars not amp . 0136 in the Baltimore thiniention 'the: am. tiA condltiOns of a. tritely Ndgicnal ,Con•-• mutton, Mane (or Llpect - Lacwi -- 112.. 61.4 the 443 Ongroulottal District , • I. *y end nualnetot del* more Convention. The foil •, the neohitleisi. mils& = the lenntrtdossintils • " hheiLlheehitoirreeidiht: THE GREAT 1610 VEMENT GRANT IS MARGEING ON I o Army Through the Chancel• lortville llaernersl GRAND FLANKING MOVEMENT! LEE AT ORANGE COURT HOUSE! KELY TO BE CUT OFF FROM RICIIIIOND I BURNSIDE AT WARRENTON JUNCTION He Will Join Grant. N. BUTLER ON THE MOVE. Landing of his Fcrees at City Point. THE WORLD'S STORY A CANARD C3ratry Fig - hi at Suffolk 1 TUE ENEMY SOUNDLY THRASHED Dotibtfal Report'of Another Dieatter to Gen. Bank'. M. 97 o.—Tbo Buitetin has he following special liAplich: Washington, May s.—The Army of the Po tomac has: passed the wilderness, which includes the old Chincellorsville battle ground, east of Leo's army, and pressed on till it reached an open plain sontheast of the wilderness. Oar laformant states that Gm. Grant took that route in order to flank Lee. Hs also states that the btliaby officers there was that Lee was still in htl works about Orange Court House. Many believe that it will bo found that bon. Grant hns flanked Lee, and Is between his army and the works of Richmond. - • WA-01111101015,11161 6 —lnformation has been received here that our army has passed safely through the vildorness, but nothing further Is known this morning of the onward move• wont. Remora prevail of testing, bat It is founded on mero oonjecturs, as It is known that up to eoven o'olook on Wednesday eve ning; none had taken place. There are troops remaining on this side of the Rapidan, but It would notbs proper to state their exact loca tion. Those include some, if not all, of the colored soldiers. &Inch of the rolling stook of the railroad boa been sent back to Wash ington 65 there is now no further use for IL W►aBiROLOB, Moy dispatches received at the War Department announce the advance of General Butler with his com mand and their suecereful landing at City Point, Va. Nor tons, May 6.—A spocial dispatch reports OUT army passing through the wilder ness of Virginia and emerging Into the open A letter received from Burnside's bead giarters, at Warrenton Junction, dated May tith, locates the carps there, bet that they impacted to move some time. No draft h. yet been ordered in -this city. A Norfolk letter of the eih reports rebel cavalry attache! our picissts at Sufttlk, on esturday,and were badly thrashed by the fliti Pennsylvania Cavalr), with a loss of a nuoshev ksllyd sod wear ded. The Cdanwerciel Adrerri.er hae a repots from New Orleans, tint lieneral Banks on tide retreat to Maim dria, was assaiied by the rebels In (woes; Can• firer •od suffrred Wavily; thirteen trantyorts, and two gene° els are raid to have been blown up by tits orders, to prevent their Into the hands of the euray. This Is dou —. . CongTeethertal. Wasainorus, May 6, 1114. Eneeirx,—Mr. Foote, from Com. on Pensions reported bank the bill in relation to the eon penektion of pension *gouts, with en amend meat, on the adoption of which the peerage of the bill was recommended. Mr. Cowan reported back the bill to amend an act entitled so act to promote the progrees of_amifel arts. This bill grants six menthe extension to patentees in which to pay their fee. It was parsed. The bill to amend the oh irter of Washing. ton City was railed rep by Mr Dixon, with an amendment, compelling the registration of colored pereims. Mr. Dixon edvocati d the Immediate peesage of the bill. It would h•ve en important beading on the innhooz ing Jose cleat:on. An amendment °Tana by Mr. Chand ler establlsbing elearing Mouses at New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, at a rare of discount of not exceeding one quarter of one per cent. was adopted to the currency bill. Mr. Cowan moved to Insert the word while as a litailfication for Totem Considerable debate mined en the amendment, until the expirntion of the morning boar, between Mean. Cowin and Willey In support and Mt. Dixon in opposition t i Mr. Cowan's amendment. e The lietional Currency bill wax then taken up, and the amendment offend yesterday by kir. Sumner, increasing the tax on deposits and capital stock, was raj... Med-11 to 11 The Senate eijourned until to-morrow with out action on she bill. Homsx—Mr. Dawes, of Maisechusetts. from the Committoo on Elections reported two reasons which lie over for the .present I one declaring that P. P. Blair is ?at, and the other that Mr. Knox, the contestant, is, en titled to seat in the Kunio as the roprenenta live .of the First Congressional. District of Missouri. On motion of Mr. Farnsworth it was re solved that when the House adjourn to-day It be until Monday. Mr. Banton, of Kew York, called up the resolution of tile Committee on Elections, de claring that neither Mr. Loan, the sitting member, nor Mr. Bruce,. the contestant, is entitled to a seat as the representative of the 'wreath Congressional district of Missouri. Mr. Gsyson in supporting. the resolution said that the majority of the committee had, after a revile of ail the testimony, come to the conninslacit that there was Interferon°e in the siltation by a portion of the armed militia of Missouri to snob an extent, directed against the contestant. Mr.. Upson, of Michigan, a member Of the Committee on Kications, made a spool sus taining the views of the minority, namely: that Mr. Lean is entitled to retain his seat. He maintained, from the testimony, that there was nothing to show that in the distriets espe cially, there weds fnithlog at work prejudi cial to theeanteit nts. . I Mr. Smirkers, of Dalawarsof the Minority Committee, argued from the evidence that' . with one or two exceptions the election was conducted with fainters, nod that the Wexler editor manifested no other desire than to se cute a fair expreashiu of the pithllo will. Be claimed that Mr. Loan was untitled to retain lastest. . , Mr. Daiwa spoke of the duty of keeping treason away from the ballot box, as through this, owing to our systems, the Government might be Injured in its vital part. The ex entire should- not only keep treason away, but glee instruotions against dictating and ocitttrolling more or lest the result of any oleo tion. The blouse owed to themselves to a O. cept the condition of thing, now exhibited, and see that no parties came bet Itch the free voice of the people, and to accept the facts shown by the testimony in this case that there had been no valid elsotion ; he could not see hOW any idessachtiretta man could reencelle it td his consclenoe to give ovate here In the aMr mriv• of the position ooeupled by the minor. itylof tee committee. Mr. r. le lot was at a loss. to know why his Colleague had directed his' remarks to hint, bet he Would say he bad carefully Come to t he conehuloct of voting for tie sitting mom- Mr. Aryls, of Marylindj wished to 'know What the judgment of the people of Massa chusetts bad to do with the decision „of.the lend= here. , . ; 1 Mr. Dawes, renaming, said he had alined , 1 to Delaware and idaryland without designing any 'Xenia. Ws friend from Maryland &mold 'ot he expected to see the sane way on this question. It entire pence prevailed in Mart- I rand, if no persons were cooped up . ,;to be 1 voters at elections, be mast not. igsgme ilia . ' 1 Ia Massachusetts and Vermont no peace pre - .1 , tidied, that cleanest, were not free, and that Votttra to pooped o?", Ilbt fficaudeoth. Des-1 ciate and Maryland,ctinst . be charitable, end , incase him if he could not-coma to the lame • ininchisien. - - ...; . ~- .! - --.. 1 -. -: - • .1 'Mr. Bmitheni deniedibit Ito lied iminfroid. a rm. . r a g , . I: 6l4llo 2daisaa at hal lo ottit :msts . , r i: : 01 `. ;,01 1 _ ... am , wi t l soa r ..:. Mr. ti iiir micii .l imx d the ou ttost .i un ianan s.vas !hriri tbst -:1 Pan - if aoi bn.bs bilt!eg JObg• rho 11142. t! Mon tigz4 Latta 07 to eh* Bad,- •to !glint " • ben from Ohio, Mr. Elliott and Mr. Long. Did the gm:Mania wish to have himself placed on the McClellan ticket for VIPs Peel ideat Mr. Dawes replied that if be could net sno uted by more votes than tbegentlemen repo seated in the last Congress it was not desira ble to bare him on any ticket. As to being opposed to membersbeing admitted from conch of Mason and Dixon's line, he had only to gay that be bad Exerted his full power to hare the two froth Louisiana admitted to the last Congress, and also the two members from Tennessee, because they were the free choice of their respective districts by a sufficient number of votes. Mr. Whaley, resuming, spoke of the loyalty of hie mountain district- Ronald there were four thousand soldiers from his district at Vicksburg and elsewhere who had no oppor tunity to vote for him. With these volunteers ,at home he believed he could get almost as large a vote as the gentleman from Massachusetts, and tot a musket should be need to influence the election. Ife ahollj,had arepnanon for bravery, hay.. mg been in the west. The gentleman from Massachusetts had talents, but no tastes for gunpowder (laughter). I am, he added, only • mountaineer. I make no pretensions to talents, and am only a soldier, (laugh ter.) The speech you have made will act like a shower-both to the Border State men. When Massu!means undertake to exclude loyal men from their Nests it will ht time for the people to take th*ubjeat into serious c msiderstion. The debate for the day ended. The under• standing was arrived at by unanimous con sent that the sitting member shall speak on the subject. Mr. Davis said be bad uttered no melt sentiments. Mr. Davis, of Md , repeated I that he understood the gentleman as asking how any Massachusetts man could Purify such a vote to his constituents. Mr. Davis could not understand why soldiers should control the polls when In Mas sachusetts they wore free. Meetings were opened with grayer. He could not un deratand.why mon should have to go to the ballot box through tiles of bayonets or at their points, but Le could understand how the gentlemen from Delaware and Maine might view the matter from a different stand point. Mr. Davis, of jid., inked for evidence of such elections in those Stows. Mr. Smithers said the gentleman from Massachusetts had attributed to him remarks for which htewas sure the gentleman, on re flsction. would feel sorry, and he had spoken of the Delaware election In no complimentary terms. He wished to know whether the gen tleman alluded to him. Mr. Dawes replied In all frankness that the relations between him and the gentleman bad alwaye been friendly, and he hoped that they would continue snob. The gentleman bad no right to take any remalks he had uttered in an offensive sense. HMI 0,9120 AND BELOW UNION GUNBOATS ATTACKED ON BED 8188, The Tnemy on Bolt Banks of the Caren, Hay 6—k gunboat from Red River brings information that ending it tmpoutbl• to get the Eastport off, and being attacked by th• enemy while endeavoring to lighten 'her, .he was destroyed by order of Admiral Por ter, to prevent her Wang Lute the hands of the enemy. The Iron. clads, Fort Hindman, Vliet and two transports, dispatched to assist in re lieving the Eastport, were attacked while re turning to Alexandria, by the enemy. who lined the bank of the river on bock sides, Oring upon them from a Melva pound battery, making It necessary to destroy thetrensperrts, which were burned. Several of the crew of the Iron clads were killed end wounded. Among the killed Is Sylvester Pool, of New port, KT" executive officer of the Eastport, who had charge of the sharp shooters on the Lliodman. He was struck on the back of the head by a 11 pound ball. Latest advice, from below represent the eippedrenee of the enemy on both banks of the klississ.ppi river. Oar pickets base been driven, and an smut is anticipated upon that place. Atemphis dates to the dth represent the W Atom market firm Tae inquirer says that - numerous offerings have been readily taken at the triling rates. The receipts were trifitos; middling to strict middling at 08g70; good at 71013; lair. 75e. Too steamer G,lden Eagle, from Memphis, passed op for Cincinnati with eight hundred baits of cotton. General. Butler and Peek. WASHINGTON, May 8 —The followieg is an estraca from a. 001IIMIltliCiti011 addreased.by General Butler to General Peek, from trkiob It appear. that the administration of th. late ter In his department was in no wise distils. proved . by General Da I r I ilsenquercrats 113rn Anwr CORPS, PURTILIMS M 0511.0.5, bitty 3d, 186,1.1 . . General—Your note of the 24. h of April reached my hands to day. I buten to reply. oar being re !laved from New ban by me is eo manner implies any censure upon your notion or disapproval of your administration. It wee determined upon many days before -the order was actually sent, and 4fore It was known or bettered that there would be any demonstration upon year command by the enemy. Thatorder was delayed by thejneees cities of the eirrioe In other movements. of the Dapartmeat which was solely the sub- Jett of explanation. With sentiments of respect and esteem, I have the honor to be, ven-7 roPpecetfally, Your obi 'err% (Signed,) B. P. Bortsa, Brig. Gen'L Prom the abowe it will be seen that the fall at Plymouth, on the 20th of April, bad Do th log to do with General Pock's change from North Carolina, and that no column is imputed to that oflicm-. . INI ARKE IS. BY TELEGRAPILI New York DiaAct. If so Your. 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YO,l 00s dull and eforaioal; 84 for Wm wd ou for Wltoat to Bailatu. /figura,. doll 01.111.1014i.ff nazi Irowr 1.00 Itar e %Matt 31000 bush; Cunt bill 0 10010 0.01000. • cblpmenta-21 JUN both; Whiftf.:= o : Coq' SUN 10000ato10000. Osiiegcv Market. Osmotic, bLay. 6.-41 our 'steady. Vilest quiet md bold above the rises of boyars. No Oorn f. took4s. Oars isroutobfWag.dannuni. Yrolobig are yes lova; Wbost Lake briporte-faM both Wheat; bob - Oais. Canal =porta-GSM bbla Roar. - 154. /Mao Markel Br. Lona, blay 0.-The Ma of Flout Di, 1 10 0 1 linNobayir b but 11511. inane= do tog, choto tftdeivr.lh bait demand fetes rlon, sol e adb• q dalf .lttre arc my da , lr Frac"- to cliolonSt.tesLT4 o.trs •etwkii , 111,76: tarret - rirt.as O.d . sdrarord; obolas &bite slol.l,Talkm $1.16, mixed $1,11.. Oats Into-. Wont Ibinnla notably doing In *dins. A 88 . F/ktriV i; ANL,- r.s4ol;if.lo.lldoiiilikr •24 t blatiNal.ollllll4.+o jan *JAN lOU thesis Clr,io; 11144 X asul ja,ppir:CTO; 4004 Lisconf.trVet.! 1144KNAWiiVSItird*X440q bbl& -• sal far MEM MISVMMWM MYEs rsrtrxis Ana% LOWSTiIII. 131:ei twmtk. /Liam. %S4eetlbg• I Winery', Wheeling. lida Byet 011 City. The tires remains abort atationsry at this point with night feet alx. Inches at this inint last aretAng. A dispatch remised from 011 ttry yesterday fore noon repeated four Sat in the Allegheny riciiat that point. The weather continues warm and atiltry with Indications of rain. .. , . ~... The arrivals include the Arcot Li : WAIL* Jolla., from Zanesville and the II ,' va Yroin Whee t—' tih hng. The Janus IX. GUmote ....m asheo fa due and will probably arrive between . andiloi,day Then erre no departures for • w Yesterday ands from the al 'Len a for Wit ' g. The Ada Seas left Oil City la.t evening, and' kb. Utilds and hobo, from she mane point are duo to-day.:. , . The Lent Leon, Major Andemo, AragMut sad aerminia, were ad eni ed to leave Cincinnati for P.tt.borgh oa Thar - May. Copt O. D. French. Lae of the steamer Joseph. Pierce got hom • • daj, or two dirt•Ot !rum New Orleans. Capt r. acid the Plena to whne par ties In Near Urbana and elm I. now plying mg- Mar packet betwe-is that city and itimsburi. Capt. Datwah L getting woogartely with 05 or. boat, and, Judging hunt preaeot appe.mancm, Cl.. will be reedy too the tow Inter campaign. The tine panenger steamer Lactidas, Capt. X. A Co:, le au tog op rapidly, and will positively leave for Cincinnati and L..nieville to-dey, nit. has ome let:it accommodat.ms for passengers, and.pleoty of height, and Is to charge of careful, courtroom and esperieno-d officers The MO-boded Venda. Capt. Ctut. W. Can * ls attamansed to lean hunt. Lonitthil evening with out tail Ptraons sting ant should not fall to take adrintsgs of thi.proaant opportPatty.' lIz.W. D. Borstals the ant.. The weli-known and'conimmiloM, ptimli Dieu% Capt. Scott, inane this evening for Cincinnati and Louisville. lir. Alexander Montgomery hescharge of the t Mee. rhl. tine boat, we are minted, will posPln'y get off this tanning. , : The Julia, i.`apt. Cott wm, la the regular:Packet' for Zattesvala to-day, baying at .4 p. .m. Mr. Jame. U. IleVay, still retains chargo of the SPECIAL LOCAL NCEfICES Tuonae Paler, Plain and Cnasmeetal Slats Hoofer, and dealer in PonnsylvartiA l rimd Ver mont elate of the best quality et ilow rates. ()Moe at Alai. Leughlin's, near the Water Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.. • • Botanse ATTILWTION l—Pale, ditoase and exposure, with a hot mimeo, middy wa ter and bad diet will be unavoidable, hut armed _,-with Holloway's Purifying and Strengthening Pitts, you own enders ail these and still retain good health. 044 S 5 cents per box. Holloway's Pills. and Ointment re now re titled, owing to the high price 64:drugs, ke., at SO cants, 15 cents abd $1 10 petlxm or pot. For sale in Pittsburgh bY Hahne• stock and Co. For silo also by Geo. A. Peditirel street, Allegheny airy. ";1' Brenta Nonce.—The attegOon of our. readers Ls directed to the brilliant assortment at Spring and Stutuner Goods just received by our friend Mr. John Weler,:gle. 136 Fed eral ;treat, Allegheny. ills steak comprises • great variety of Fancy French, linglith, Sootch and American Cassimer and Stotler, end line Silk and Cassimer• trektinesi—all of 'which will be made up to ordcW it the West styles and in the best manner., l ' A tholes se lection of Furnishing Goods alto On hand and for sale, together with • fell .itook of Ready Made Clothined well and faiblenably..rnade. Ilcuovio.--Sarcuel Ciraham: & ; chant Tailors, have minor. d tv 7.lSmithfield street. We are jest rewiring cur accend supply of spring and summer goods, and. would most respeotfilly inriteAar friends and' the public in general to examine Our new stoat, believing it to be bnb of tho finest stocks of merchant ttilor'goeas ib tho city. Beery garment warranted Angive full slab faction, In both price and quality. i Give no a cell before purchasing eliewhere and judge for yourselves. Gla/111. fr.VCC4/01.1/3 Merchant Tailors, No. 73 Sixithflold street. iTseeems Jeortmor, ,ka Robe rt s, N. 17 rifri, smart, to now opening the most etteim stook of fine Gold sod alive, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Pettey Goods ever displayed Le this city, mid thesakt remarkably low pleas. Onetime and carriage calla 11111 b taken at the Omnibus one*, Pc, 410 Penn ehreat, day or night. 1.11 ordersOutt at She sebies piece kill be promptly attended molt ba paid in advance. I • Gantt ll.Lgbfng, Butler ie,egbtiog,arid to wet tho mows sabre:ribs for Of bay ;be Now York, PhilaloVDU or Cinoutkatl dallies, at Mbar,. Of/11MM of the Bow Cooinaittoti will mambos the meeting at Lthijottis tall to night. The eit.isetur gotvotsllt szt. lovited ,to tiaoad. • Garza qr Vtan•s—A greit witty, also Prangs Vivre, call and sea lhem go tog altaishere, at Pitiock's,oitposita the Post alto. • ' AL the Dime Suu; ell the late ' pablics• lions/ ail the migraines Lei May; et 'Pit• toelee, opposite the Pustotiteaj. A Latam .81tax of Iguteis wad Idetambiquei, at, J. Itinch'siivanarof Groot and Fink its. 0. San, Dentist, 243 Penn streotOrlll a tan/ to all busts - ass ot las profusion. Bamanta in Mohair Lnittaa, at J. pucker corner of Qtant and:Fifth atfoots: , Joanna M. GAw%, Atttnntry at Lair,' 98 Grant street. CiraiiiX B.B ; Risme' ind, - ,ltatte Galtais new styles, at IdeClellstid'ai 55 'rktiii strost Evris description thoei and Ati, goods sit lioClellatid'A. • - - ' Hoar Sum and Paoramoti , at McClelland's .55 Fifth strait. , . ; . Ls Dos US an 4 DoloOreit'o-Attrror o Fagan, at Pinata's oppostte, the Pow:lse • • DAT.23l4lll4LIdlid.-srada'y drenkg.: 'kW 6th. 1664 by tbel.lbra U. &nada b., T. Data ELL sad sistrz .4nher.a Ivra: wunami, T n . iocu'da. - Atirret. Chicago Market. DXI.63ZCILL Congress and Balmoral Gaiter" and good; at tictlelland'a.: Pmts., Autumn, at PittoOr.'s Act thei9optlies for this *csk,at l'ittock't DIED:, • .801111fBOV.—OoThisoadoo, lat C 6104“.. 61.; OrbOU.l3lll,3oßUUQtf,da eke I.3olycat of kts so. Ste fonsra• tats placi. , ,on,llorezoiy, at o'clock po m f Wars lools Ist* noside;n:n,Cotioi;otlolb-O ort7 West Sad rest Ctotkolons.'ple:lo44 COY, Si hILTICH.—Ok nor olty. SC. icon. •'E.LTti fs.; goo 10 y.sa I, potion danskefor of iqn. Cad Id. tooloon . . • _•• no-Wends of tto .fami'y at. .—ttopoOttOll7l 3 l , l o 4 to at. ad Os funeral' ea flu;sono.ks,lke CU* O'clock. I o sof inCli 4 tic •kingolloin of itewma.". --- Flt - taNeINNATI - lii L 4 )Ut.i i lano.-T6. :n•W-ltszkur La's' nts. Capt. i‘z, as. &Nos 1 DAY. 611 last, at o'cloc4 P. 14. - - fr 114.1" M I L tO l L l . P daiitr4 ir"r ": D, 4 /OEM pLacx. • A PP bk i• pU Ei NASIAVILLW-- - The .pI ndtd - - aar pusearr. - uteasse o,ldEi.l.l,'Ospi. Lytle, 10 4 a. and Intenc.diadoions on •JUIN,DAY, toI 6:L qt noplronbord. Tor IF:4ld ?r . pp. _ • . J. D. 0:31.i.dit015 Wm, JOUN TLACK; . - VOtt, wow - 2,1.4 t) tIAiNTI-JMAr LOUTIS—Toc stcomer nEVADA, • - Copt. U. A.. Coos; Clark, W. D. boom, old to Or lko above act War ,tc port., TU.IS RAT, eh. ctII Insunat, ot o'clock, , Sartntlaht poyako L ot plc ikttalla 1 . ^ ' J. D. COLLORIWOOD }dgeata. mss % • -- '., ' Ii j k.UULAK passrisartnto :en, mama /IRUILEVA: Capt.', /ate 0:4111 Us. Pitubargh tor - •Whftling 'OntllTUlpbAlr.` Przassiny =id 13 ATURDAT ieskineelaw con maim vitt tb•liVbsallos acII Podukck4tik rack= eta notactunk.>rUl km* Wheelies WEDNEMAT owl /AWAY."_ . ran .101;4M atd fragbi yecciptoll th roat to'Poskonnurg.; '• , WLIKKUNG; htitaitt•Mg IA AND ILMEWILLILL-Thi - priagerjUp= KlValt.GlLlAl . ll;ll4lthwAreo. : ..ar r i=ttoborst r - tzirrDiliZs si.ra 'a l'haker itesmaj w i r ts Ziratl3olb= OOP* inveS"ukatki IP:A24l3A.T.aminfllo miry •tiv,ATialgro . dx. , irra.: Yak troleti or liman alt Want et toa ate.• t* 100 btl . jut avowed .1J illad Scabby - ti1."N0*13130. -- . . . ta2.T Excr7N:FIN-ri Q UNPARA BLED Anglin:loNi fl OLD PRICES COMI-0131 Jrosa is the Exclpied Thats 4 • CIWPI3I ~grArts:rt BOOTS AND SHOES - . AT UNHEARD - OF PRICES. - : CHILDE t Vtrz 'MORS : FOR 10 Cb CONURTAIALL SHOE - gI'ORE/ Na 62 Fifth 'Street. 44; Mr6O3IM2MI 5110711!BOMES far n!.r. B°("` 3, ShOES GAITERS. tf.l:., SLATER ;&_,.037TH, .F 2 54 MeirkiAStreeti ~,..: Himbroils every sty'. of tiitt,7s - apts and Chltikl, for Ladle.' G-atlegessy /Mame and Childroxii 'Fur .A ~,,4 A Lenug ASSORTMLNT OF in • LADEIDT, sums , al=i) ontragures Gaiters, Bei/morn/a it BoOt# Of ell the Went Wt.'s and qnellttbe, fait nablivif. end will De .ofd et the eta 7 /.weal Male tbetirt. J. H. 135123.41.3p'13,98 nestat . •. _ _ Sena (Mir it= 114. h... NEW GtiODBl NEW-4300E51 hana-inat racettud - oltriTtntid stoat BOOTS 1.20 SHOES, - - - Width we win 101 l at (hi LOWUT °ASH nuted* We hate the lazgoat and bent atlettad stock et ne3ol ptie 1344 - 114;inszs.tocd. Thud* . .. Übe fatad in tbin'oltas., .I.frDLICS:. LAST 01.11303 la amadansa. Gil* es mall. ' - . ,a ';'. . ' 1 : Jettiliabb, . [c;. sr Ifewrz 34.7wmt • fIUSTOM IiADESHOEWIL lIAV2I Na last ireedvel • Urge .• DUST; 141011HD /LOWS , '144 Aim To k . fra• Philuklphi• 0; stos• Work. Pe Lanielmod no (km Eta; Itionr.c•,. Gait ti[ L •tnag Do.ts •11.t31 , kk 'n. tood•`•ss transact ea tb•IILIT gris ;roadrin phe =at . 1.. • - 711.0 • gora..l••••ismnat ef ail kilts iced cult...! ;aieblAnava asp!, and FaniT GLOM. lizo:ALßßz:s. SON It CO:; I=llflEM SOME OF lak'Sr tiU3ll4F e F t 'S 000 i ?f3 .• AT. OLD PRICEOt, „. Kt:BoniAlm* gventilrof JOHN CA4III43ELL; • Maxi' urtiocurer.4l a ocrra saysuomoc_wiri Va. 341Ea3thlield • Pstubarrb. yan• * ALE3RRF,,I3O.2r J mle and natal Destais ill BOOTS, SEMIS"; COMM Wad sad Tottrib iariwts. Plttibaret, M,VI • !I; • REMOVAL. ;11 GRAY444.LOGAN • MT* . I=6lYred - NO. 47 ST: dal; STEEETe wt c =rg...of bP , -. • wo CSIi.DR7BIP. instnding dt the iatt irtyiesst the wawa. GRAY al,ofies. ; 1.0111 ''47 ST. CLV-B rrßi4r. REatt/VAL, Wit/SINS 1:1,44LIA.::: Our Meads =I t hi public et LRe int soc,e trait, , to that we ars stsrematt, sad tin OW, verb be farad et - WL&lftB HALL, oro the lieyorltOthot, fourth Etreetorbere velum as tubltfaa end for We se IfLea• stoat or inasos, timpaCemnas . An sam,Diblts, es ITS 'ma brought - to Ude 'ma , of atibitly usrnsa NAOTORT PPIOM -r; - _ timing nett. IN THE COURT OFOHLETERAta J. swum or Ati,roassmOotorAmmi , , . TT. 11.. 11, Apettratt _tailcoat, _1251 Ulna. AI Pasoan ltanla vt. • ti ter iaCoilC,ao2 • Dania obastan, rw, fa. EF10.114 runt& iaa and sow, Apia lethf' tattnottigroi ILJAr. - Mom Etq , tam Court swptant J. 8,111OTWONT„ Aothtor, to dlitrlbits'llis tout in 'Coon: ocetrjasog.; to the Act of 2titothl7 =S. gla i r 40. Attest: W.A. ilstatte,Clzrki,7._....... • • Rata; Is hereby ghost that tha Auditor .bon -- itssood win root lb* Panto iotttorted thiaboro • Mill, at hla oak*, Wo. 101 tutirehitaecOlttAinrgb, ola 6.11178,DA5. hay usb, US, at a 0 , 51-.. hip - aottked • 7.8 rzworE aoltr. - - 864; . s:rtmer, Wall Paper •for Spring trade. MIEWD STSXPED GOLD, foe Parton I 11111%71.02i • - OSsobstsi kn. swim at asap OOLDOLSITT WALL PAOLO ; ' wawa aßcf_, ll aurr.Wl4: Dssortntwst IGUttED;.WIDDOW ellation.' Inammles a of tertnixtoid WALL MOLL' to sit ot ttorict sotbsi and Inspect ton of Iwnwass stnt SA:ohm to nopintDstl testett.d, at the •WlLWPAtps_Wfttlltonit n itebotos,lno . Di Wood exec; batvaan and iSS door tebnr Mamma siky, , T-110WAS relottutp. ..i.Stsstansite sstorusunt of 'GM lack , :stsdltsato: parent Unirti WV1451. atft. Viltirrte, ' (seta- -.•tptIBILS PALVIL. pUIt,VJANOrts- -•-• PHOTOGRAPH RoollB,ii wawal. ?WTI/ MID ILIMKET.IITRJR Aliszln rod", over /4e4inixot . e.levoir) • =1 - ails:ts agoitdateuttki popular Oasts &M ins r o = w s We eta. hit..PUlttrlANCra LSD rartioolorteagtaa at. melon *fibs amen LSD DIPIHN to tturtamsy otoollallty of Ulla isubliOdiallai NMI ISacidd try a: ol.fo short IngbA of stairs. Prices toodonfta., ant kba*•• • • iroartatood. ETES AND NAL DR. BARri,Z, miartficasr atteatlan :Cis - ..tratiOsci m memo, italiTE T.A.11,-vpaste• OATA o CACM - SQUINT iotALaTIPLCILIt. vlrrit.; ingests 2.1111111C151 Utimas ell I.2ITLAMMODNATSB: IliiittastralOwso. .41 ell distures Oath:4 theZat irk44l4lAg to 015n,100 rrrrit i";;;Nrniaesprovi7forlX g Zioltoitirmid SUCE.III6. rat ... tyv4i,,miama kbencessailtiver . . :0tac...N0..3.16;p0e,117113,3M cuon sAt , m ap KW% in* A. ittoursa OODA-WASIIII4 - ? A P- 31 49 3 #* fr:* 1 11 , 1 -"E4-O_P C IP A CIV I C O P erA• __l4ql". TIEStBABLVO7-7113re *-40t.„t4 01E0r0 .i...utteslnibliolta^ - iiincal teed vr Cs. y man:et stlikvivesdad.. - - AuertaligN , ... sartak,4l4lp.nar,lts , as*vhdE-30 graw +MIS boa' Ow* trlr4m4str.4rolit'fapag ot. ett.zsabov ..140 , 9 1 401-';.1 3 4 144 4: 41 / 4 0 k14 1 . 1 4- . t. 4492t.4 1 Wr0x -14Chilisdr "kart!' Braittda:+76is.: Au,' PutintliL TRESS:ROCIPR4r: _,:. Artll7:;l:7l:;:,o4llPrfiT4.4l.WvdK ItlF4B, 1,1;,-.