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ft•K OASTIBun.
Jarertwtii 'tat"'
Pusiiisra Jurors.
3 goy •fl thus • i
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' ' leeirafi age 1 seri% eqr 1 stort3itqr
v
:titra tbae......... S 1 6 c f, Ol l , 1 $ 5
into lima.. 1.1 ~ •.,0 • .
j Three Mum-. 1 CO , tk3
!Tear tine-- 1 10 1 /i 6 ..1 '• ~ :,
Inn lases..-.. 0.194 - ..- •c , ~ 1
One wee74:.-.... 260 ,1 211) ,;05 . it it
\
Tre mike.-- 4.36 .2 23 - 200 -140 146 15
Time !MU .... SOO 11110 4CO 1 V) 205 140
CM kurtitte....“ .7.55 '4 Os - 400 210 460 rgs
Two toositleir..: 1121 4 06 1. 60 440 1-76 ISO
TIM* atwitter., 12 75 1.40 016 170 465 1171
Hz'. o lll CO 11 115 100 600 It tO
1
Tim mat. 276.. x 7 16 5/ it ti) 10 10( II 00 619
al ig ... •1 .411- : i r=.... ..: : 32 , oc___ 2gov4 31yto 2 1 2 2!o 1 L u.
0 31i aa t i nr, 1 a IL' Avrawrussinerra:
- -Y4r. exib..lll32,lli;thintiikao ens this eecb wool 7
_sositisale•tlie.basiellee,tiselaem or tie, adieruser.
451.15751,5017077: suet 4r07tir4797
''' ' . • Day • • week • meta w•ek. .•
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10 Ott 440 saw'
. 1..xice.:..6.,—. 1 0 9 5 \.•__
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~- Time weett1ix.........• 17. 2, le se, Go '•it 40
ilk taantbk..i..;.L•.:.;. 5400 1.5171 16 75 10 10
'1;4117•11«,i.....:-,-.. 40 111 It 00 24 60 1103
';` - eeerslit aGelm-tioite the *bore ratek . -
":'•7l.lth sottrix4 excl lateztle...--•••••••• 20 4 56111
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75
•
llsrlspwlasl•-1.-8103
;,x.patmead itattm 275
-
ohneltalMemfeionne of the llt.E. Church.
letotloaat ekitinizes.. were : etenduttad by
the Bev. Eir.Milkor, of; Indiana: - ..
• , lswitp Scott in the otitis. The , jowasa.of
''..47f14441-7'icreel4analPMTlL i
'''', ' • Vioitp:.eths isioabeilt on Saturd ay, when
'':" lialVote en the 'Presiding Elder question was
..'..-ttibladikad- the Privilege of recording their
-..:-...„,:. Thot'Perantitteti..o4 Epheophoy inside a re.
.. t .,port,Whiell WAS raid laidover. .t
-t-. t.,-,.soTho report declines to recommend the elec
.... tion. of. twe , Missionary but resom
mae , the election -of ,tMarn wo - for- e,
the United
; -lm ! tax. --The subject of
pe:tie any
Diehiets is
:" wid tomb:without any recomnendation.
' - ":The Committee on the Book Connerit re.
--74 :4Orti in faint . or the establishment of a Book
• •Dtetiohittar r y; ' 'Vit. - Paul's, Minnesota; The
"- best agents sit New - York were liattfuotad to
: appropriate a-ohm arificient to -sUstain the
,GsVersia---Ohristian- kir ac ia 41,, not exoeeding
.-
-.,..,.111,0111,ant=jt., . The agents at Cincinnati
-- ,
were ins ,teontarp. the Coltrgi Mri•-
•
- time: Advocoes,;iirSt. Louie. ws, aa to make it
;.era large as the Wasern-Christimi Adeprite, and
"to favitili thethooks of the Contain at the
'- ' 'Prier presided for in : the Diseipline.,
:'
The. Committee :pre Missions reported I
,7 - .. ;."eitostnondliag.' among other Kum, that the
'-.' "Missionair Board be requested tr, make is
‘ 7 " ' r Mim Oit
i approtioas toward the darters* U.
-"B. - Ohara:as poisible, to aid Mom! in eatab
. Aisking and supporting Missions ramong the
• '.; Wilered penile in the South.
,-- : - - Abe tt.tootuatlenels the Board of Bishops
.....-.; lit itialleir beitsferts is hringainiat a - onion
.between the two brandies of the Calmed Me-
.thodist eh - arches of this country. The report
wilt laid ipou the table to be printed.
7- ----- - „,The Committee en Sunday beads reported
• that they do not fool their way clear to alter
the dizeiplini so as to require Pastors to
pveliati. to.thet children,every. three months,
' . yet they deem 'IP a „wis awns= Whore It is
~„,..',..":' at aliexpedint.,:lhey, silo recommend the
~ Sonday; „Moot .fhtsel.str'e ./surnal as worthy
: de. large - eirralition, far the bought of the ,
'mashers ant. lamer moholars of the Sunday
• Schools. --The report was laid on the tablo to
be printed.
The Committee on Bei:leis mode a report,
changing the order of patine worship, so as
toprovide . for the reading of one Scripture
lesson humps Old 'T111146611116 and one from
the New Testator:it in the morning. service.,
and 6114111aumr" , for they afternoonor'*Vining
envies. :They alto recommend that toe Lord's
Prayer.ft6 air& at".-the aloes of the opening
prayer, in which thepeopliare to to exhorted
soloist indlbly - orith the Minister] alio, that
tho: sidalster always nee, the ritual at all the
nervices .. of !Libel - Lord's Supper, Baptism, and
Portal of the Dead. ,
It 14)1016.11464 it the duty of the Pastor: to
- . keep tite rsiords el the Church, and to report
sit eteliQoartaly,Conferines the names of all
"members. who, had been rewired,expelled ,
,:withdreettilor - died; - daring " the: preceding
qatertsr. 2 I
..,,, !The' report Wee> IniTipon ' the Italie to be
printed. . The delagatien trio:Lemmata being
- Illoilitraidi to dipart to thole:homes, they do.
;Muted shot addresses oxpmasivel o:, the grat.
2 -idetidon :Which tidy' havetrreelved from Melt
• visit to the United States and the General
'.
Rev. G. Moody moved a vote 04n:tsetse of
.:thj goo fielings of the bed; toward the del
11gFISS from Canada /cod die church which they
- rappeserit,liihielt Was.adopted. •
The question of the extension of time o
pluton' serriativris taken up and made the
order of , the day.fott to-morrow. at 10 o'clock.
Thi minim prowthed , by tho. Nov. W.-L.
,
Thevotoa.persrday before the Cenference was
requested for publication; ' t
hiemorlalts and petition , wore Paged for.:
A petition fr om. Ohio, signed 'by on
of
fifty omens was received asking for the ex
tension of the tennOf • pastoral terries to Ire
' ./V petition - against the extenders al" time
weinresentiid from members of/Intim Church,
of,Philadelpida. ~ , .. t .
Several others were rec e ived in reference to
that inWeet and lay delegation.
• Atter the coil for petitions wee made, the
the
. -:• order oflUte day was taken up, namely
. tionstisratipa of the report of the Committee
onfS_,,„ibia7. t
-',. , :iltito- this time. the BI: E. Church, while
naiformly„; bearing its seleMn testimony
. 1
against the "%Weedier institatirra" has sever
forbidden slavoholders apiece kr the Chureh.
- The !. Noneral kale" upon the ituhrect was in
I,thessisoonto words t. . l
"Sir.iory—the buying Or selling of men,
' womenOnd attires, with intention of en
elating thaw-" .
Tula or'genti rale is changed 46. 43 to OZ.
- iliidokitavery 'forever from .the'-ehurch.
- ..The topott'iras 'net :largely Eaktited. The
Itesr:Vnlenol Moody Made an sanest roach
' in Laver of the adoption:9f the report. _
the
Dr:Darbin exPieseedthe -hope , with
' the Rev. Dr. llibbard that tiosqueetionmight '
be • taken without debate: Its, moral force
11
onlit be ranch greater than ift the vote -be
~.,..ttakeni.fter 66.1iscitsd discussion,. .
.--,".0Ad0 Mr. Laotian .favored the taking ht
• •
' -the r votatilth'
ont any debate. j:God is writing
••:' a chanter to- dalupon the-hearts of the pop
- pleoft greater force'and power than any rule
that this 1614 oat p 6,1%, i -. '
/Li:enmifil l ity, roOrt Wall 76114.. k . • •'-
He in
Dr.ondrso Riley, Yam Baltimore,
• watie-7*most-imprettilve-andiikquenit epoch
.- ill favor of theadoptiots cf the : majority re
port: lie ;wortted. to' eeet Methodism booth
. 'tocsins; .700 bla been oppotodbi past years
. -to the strong Antislavery position of the
Olitandi on the, ground of the then inexpedl.
.
one; 'of the oeuree; but now that God in his
providence, had opened the 'door for the so-
tion
tgroolnetiika was ready to ga
aD tor it with
The Itir:lfr. Phelps, of Baltimore, opposed
the soloptios of the new rule,!on the ground
. , that the phristionChuroh furldshu n pros
' dant for a rule like ULNA. MI , had no o
doabt
, who m piser of the slavebildia in -the church
he
known. Personally - he wield
' prefer to knoefdown-before the golden calf
wcushlpped by the Israelitagi than to stand
With those who are eontendbeg for the perpe
sr,...,_• tatty of slaver 7. ~
'l Be contended t h at the action of the last
~."
-'i - : ..'''''. astitral Conferee* bad dean injury to Meth
i 4-7-,Aliiemapon Abel:Sudo?. ' Now you are
to ,aboatt
- ' • ...--lay.the last strawthat will Weak the cam
: ere hash:(veittee." Let it bk"). 7 Vail, let
- , - ....theltack, of stormy ,breakc int don't break
' • eririmeir,,, 71*sta:tins of the aural' this moart
fa will net ietthe visits fret, It-pill in
' kW, thi r tinteltat fit iiiii;divide :ne on the;
• • st_En, Mr. Cowles, of - loWs;Obtalised :the
tiers Whet Batt; Mr.-Peck; Of WYomballs Ka.
--bit'elsPdyllogetorbi 'allowed to recoil hit
'l . 4telt]smtip, La. he wail -*limit to go - on' the
islotation to 'Masidngheni ., (Cries of -"te;-
: . vote,)p-but 057 *miter 'relented tolieldthe
,fetal Ptivilege was: granted to the, dolige;„
I,lmrto r e cord their :souls. - The *Mee- of
• Gift. Pecki;os. Cummings, and ottaTi4i
Mead, being Oiled they. voted"aie."'
linerfortisaansids to get the floorso as to •
ned___Ta etttichlbl_ 4 gootiSoris'lntt- the %Pub?
• P0U4461646414101166119f per', int( t w ist;
ed 611 pronssimswith his .
Bur Mr.Drummondisi eit Virginia, wee
• • ' 44 , 46644410116 , 6404147 Tcpol4, •
nif....o;llligiattit ' g av e. jil, "• '..
1 izotibillisimit it ail it. ' ""9"' 1. "'
i1.. 41 le csotraii. tUth - - epititef religion
. and the teaching At ,T.Obriliftedirs • ' •
. .... - - 1 3. 1 ti l le'litiletieiald :tamale& for;lri the
Dibbt ditti - revUlatloancistlwint csirdid° 4
~
_.4g,t4;setltiteritiorthiti of or ianti. : t - .
.. 7 -,
i . ..,LsetlsbWrinterit Might. impede most, im
, - 7 -,. -• Pp Sint MesmitestioluPshig made ter the att.
' ..'• , .-.ollMosiot elivay.'- ' -- - '
t-Ailotheitifort vt sir midi to 'get the 'sett;
aoa •
-. . - ' 7 ' ' • op whtohiailed.
v Nem , Drs .Tippett4. - of :Biltiraire, 'ati riot ' ,
. _• : e• • 111111 t to goeitutti of thief at Providence. 1 -Ile
• .the tricots; hi the new tale wore ne.-
'. I=ll4ot time - tad Pomiance: . Goa us
.?3=
- •• - • - • '
t: •
.
the garden in his own loads ; he will settle
the whole %attn. Dad cannot be harried, he
tabolds . r4t 3 aue, and saner does anything la
a harry 'Slavery is doomed. Why then
take this action ? .k•
The Mart of the majority wealdexpress tds
views twelve :tenths hence. (Liner laughter.
A voila, "I;mote , alit ROT. , pPlitt be par
to retard - vote twelve months
pi
hsnee.") He intends to go for the ?Ore,
bathe thinks that it Is a Das advance.
h advan.
A question - front Dr. Boyd, of Indiana, sqs
there any law now in 'htuyisad present
persons from emancipating their Limes and
taking due of them'?" An
Is The revo
lution in the public mini very remarka
ble. But I believe I will not say an more.
(laughter.)
After some other remarks the previous
queatien wu erased, ant the yeas mei says
were taken and tecorded, resulting as followi
—lee yeas to t neye.
The following voted nay:
Rims. auk, of Welt Virginia.; Drummond,
of West Virginia, Dards', of Dist Ilsitlmeroc
liorrison, of li:et:tacky i lueshan, Italti.
more ; Phelps, of Badman; Dem!, of liCook
took, ; Roger, of Wait Virginia. - -
As the close cf the vote much pie:ware was
manifested by tbs large Badlands present.
listless were announced kid the:Conference
adjourned et 12 o'clock, with the Doxology
and Ileudietion.
The Wand Tel{egraph °Mee Closed-
Arrest iet the Agents.
On Wednesday evening, about pis o'clock,
Captain Foster, Provost Marshal, received a
telegraphic , dispatch from the Secretary of
Sfor,"direeting him to close the OffiCia Of tho
Inland Telegraph Company, take possession
of the papers and books, and forward the
&titmice,of the office to Washington. In
secordanci with his instructions, Captain
Foster placed a guard on the office, and er
rata Jeue H. 'Robinson, Manager, J. R.
Howe, Assistant Superintendent, Geo. X.
liamiltoni Operator, and Win. T. Gill; Clerk,
and sent them to Washington in the 8:10 p.m.
stein, in charge of officers Barber and Sherry.
This created no little arciternont, and gave
rise to numerous speindatimali se to *souse
of the ante , of the parties
sed . Itsas- at fu se
of
that -the Inland Company had''
been
in some way or -other connected with the
UnallitigtdOrk of the great hoax about the
President's procation, but a little inquiry
and reffection so on&alpaca the hypothesim
It was next concluded that their offense most
bove`been the transmission of the tntelltgenee
of the surrender of Gen. Lee, with:4o,o9o
men, which they bulletlied • few days ago.
The Provost Marshal, Capt. Totter, was
doable .to throw any light on the subject,
simply boners he was totally in the dark
himself at to the - came of the arrest..
The speculations finallireselied themselves
Into this—gut the drat of the Inland Line
at Washington o
u t forwarded dispatches at
that point without submitting there to the
government censor. there. This !may or
may not be true. We do act pretend to say
that mach is the fact. We aro only certain of
the fats above-etauld-Ahat the parties named
hero been arrested by order if the Secrete*
of War, and forwarded to Washington as
military }Timm. The office of the compa
ny now under guard, and all business has
been snipe:del until farther orders.
Christian Conunission Fund.
•
The folb3wing contributions hare boon' ro
calved within two Ws :
nouno um ProabytAtianCh $4OO
WestUnioo do do West Va..- 179 CO.
Army Conmolttee Of Bearer Co. Brighton
147 G 5
Cteou T4:404144. Bearer Clunty_. 79 es
ncshanocb• rrosbyteriza Church, New Wit.
tutoo'on.loo 00
C.P. ( lurch Wheeling - . Waahlagton coun
ty. LS 25'
ew, • Up 00
A 2. McGr
B L. robutotook • Co * WA 00
I. W. Baldwin, Columbus, 0b10... 25 CC
Contra Pumbyterlan Churde,Cannonaburg, 11 SO
Vricadiaticteubenrille, 23 25
Prrebyteriao Church, CC 78
Grace Lutheran Church. MrsoLuttoury...“- 13 55
11. /S. Church,...... 55
Eittsnalo2.—.
First PrzstuterlanCbarch. Ste 00
Lail.' Soldier. eta Ikclety, Mercer, 1461.«. 57 00
tesbytariAo C.turch, Loacklai's b 7 47
I
Citizens of Carrolton, 25 00
F.lrploot I 10
4 Airs. Ilerartsaam . 1:11 - 200
K. noontad
Si Clair If P
VOX GO
PITTI.III
Total
The following letter has jolt bien received
by the Treasurer:
Your drafts for $.20,0;0 bas readied In.
Pittsburgh, certainly, has responded prompt
ly end nobly to our appeal in behalf of ow
brave soldiers.
We impeded that. this munpalgo would
make heavy demands upon ue, but it has
opened with an mount of solfaing to be re
lieved surpesaing our iipeetatiatt.
The demands upon usi must be 'met prompt
ly, so that though you have .roaehest the
amount named, we shall . need and are ready
to receive whatever ran Yet be raised.
We are glad to know that while - making
snob successful efforts to raise Monry yon aro
'tillable to ship largo amount f stores to
the Army of the Cumberland.
TOZZI, very tan
tlso: SITAILT.
Contribations to the Christlea
Jr. Commission.o. Ti may be sent to Joseph Albree, ,151
Wood street.
Verdict in the Sims Murder Case.
At sin o'clock Wednesday orining the jury,
in tin cue of James Sims,litdicted for the
murder of Howard Hamilton, came into court
to deliver their vordict:s The pinta was
brought in and placedlll the dock. He looked
pale and careworn, and 11112 evidently greatly
agitated. After the jury had boon
poltad in the genii manner,the Clerk
took their verdict, submitte d' it to the
Court, entered it upon the' record, and
road it plaid . Ili fellows "Huitiameu of the
jury, hearken to your vibrated u the. Court
boo recorded it You, say that in this isms
joined biters," the Commonwaslth audience
Sint, the dofendent is guilty of murder in Ma
record dere*, and no you say. &IL"
Lathe announcement of the verdict:- tin'
dofondant bunt into tern, bowed - MR head
upon the dock, sad! wept bitterly. fir was
soon ate reauuidid for evatence.
' We understand that the jury, on their tint
ballot, stood six fora verdict of murder in tho
first degree, and six , for. a verdlot in the sae
sad dagret. These in favor of convicting of
thihigher grad* tasty yleldid, one by one,
until all consented to' the verdicts' rendered.,
•
City Mortality.
Dr. George L. McCeei, Physician to the
Beard of Health, raporta the following deaths
tor the period commencing May 10th and end
ing May 14th, 1864:
Melee 7 Wl3lt* 14 } Total. 14
liemahis ... 7 C010red....00
,„
Brysipolas 1; Pnernnords, 2; Peritonitis,
'complicated ' by dalirintn, 1 ; icarlatina, 1 ;
liydrocaob
Diptheria and classimption 1 Still Born, 1;
alne, 1; Mar ns asm 1 ; Consump
tion, 1 Typhoid Pneumo nia,d ;
Pneumonia, 1; Typhoid
Fareg ;
or rp2a ammo TIM
Coder 1 3 Pram 30 to 40. ...::...'2
firma Ito ...... Prom;4o N 00........ 0
From 21s-53 Prom.so to 60.........0
Flom 6 to 10. '1 Prom', 60 to 70 0
Brom 10 toll 1 Prom 70to 0.
From 16 to 20......... 1 Prod BO to 00 •
Prom 20 to 30 2 From 90 to 100 ..... . 0
ilicato.—We.have iroceived from
Messrs. Wamelinit k Barr. at...Mak Mimic
The Sanitary Fair 'heed Afore'," computed
by Sr.' J. 'l`.' W'amelitilc, and dedientad to
Yells B. Stanot,Esq., besidestof the Pitts
itargh Sanitary Commbudon, whoa portrait,
oncellently lithographed by Mum. Erebe it
.Itiother, forms an appropriate froatisplace.
- Ws hop e as
... to bane th e Pleare'of Miring
the." antler* £air firaad EAstob,"—inil time
oaibopo malt b• pat in timing of falliment,
we earnestly commend our Musical friends to
lose no time la adding Vs: W's new piece to
•
Bosons= Conaci.--Dialel Bradley nil
Red City 80, yestirribty afternoon, to are
thanoldpirs est.their dinners. While la the
he acted ray riotetuly, which resulted
10 his arrest. The Mayor ceremitted biso -to
jolliest orating, la default of the payment of .
Jarour Clinton -sad mike Brady inn play,.
b e tnatelle la 'Moon in lb...Dame:o,les
inn, OS& & -distgriaseit arose between.,
the= whieh restated laAt fifht•
The_ police.
wasted the bellprent4 tin Meyer
esod'a fun of fin dollanuPon the Prti!"
OirliiWe'Rwim-Bauthaid ahmtda y aßat,
soon next e saleable - faim in
Wwa
ship, four wiles freatthiaoityorlii bit expo*.
od to publielale, tho p_rewlses, by - T.. A.'
bleelellend, Auctioneer. The firm °outsize.
los acne, mulls foaled oa al. Caai slinll *
Railroad, near Hattawood Station. Ile
land
la of exaelleat'quality, and the idaproeetcoreta.
iabatintial sad 'otarialeirt. , dP•etig train
will ton to tha droved* on the day el lea
aocu urrs:of. illesicktided Waildtus
urn hospitals, lip tO gOllOll
:coked by th• Swami , Jou ...AI!
vliddsiSto #Olll1 4 0! binds atssir4l. 4 . !
2:,
Wounded likddlers••lto Work of :the
Subsistence .Connitlaull...... -
While all our deserts ~havi ,
a seen the thou%
sands of soldiers who for the last week have
,
been smirched to the City Hall Übe refreshed
by the sumptuous meals which the Subsist
ence Committee have always prepared for
num, whether they came by day or by night,
and have looked' on .wlth Ml' a:lnnen at the
long columns of etilwart men, who are pressing
eagerly to the front, bet few have teen the
..,
other.side:' of the .pleture,presented by the
large number of our' soldier!, who are now ro
hurling to their homes—many sick, but the
larger number dreadfully wounded, who pus
every /ay from the eastern train ever to the
Soldiers' Hoists, under charge of this same
benevolent asseolation, there to have their
moulds dressed, to be strengthened by the
ho leeredeal that there 'awaits them, and to
lieup by the kind attentions of noble
ladies belonging to this committee, who are
always present, to do what they can to elle
' vista the sufferings of onrbrave men.
ss The Scalers Home," like the "City Hall,"
Ss under the charge of the Subsistonoe Com
mittee, who have their numbers so divided as
to have three members present on the arrival
of each train, to attend to the treats of any
soldiers who May be on them. As the cars
are coming down street, a tumid-bill le given
to each soldier, and as it explains itself so
folly, werwill give it in fan :
"All wounded moldier" off this train are in
vited to come to the " &Attlee' Home" of the
Subsistence Committee, N 0. . -1477 Liberty
attest, opposite the Depot. Summons are al
ways in attendance, who will dress your
wounds. Pros Meals and Lodging_prortded
for all Union Soldieri." c'..
The number of wounded who are now pass.
lug through, is very large, the noon train
yesterday alone having over one houcirel on
boarerd.Planing, surgeon te the Soh
sistence Committee, is al wa ys present. Soot
tend to their wounds, and we can ammo our
1 readers thatihe him a busy time of It. Most of
1 the wounds are comparatively alight, but a great
many are vary severe, and as they have had
so opportunity to have their wounds dressed.
sines leaving hells Plain, they are often in
a most disgustieg condition, and the relief
these poor fellows experience after having
their wounds washed =dolma, dressed, must
be aeon to be appreciated. We head one man
who was wounded in the arm and breast, say,
after he had been attended to,"That is worth
I more than • hundred dollar tio - me. May
God bless rill"
The Committee are "natty in need dint!.
I delleseles for these man; but we will net make
en appeal to our citizens to Punish
Pesothse
things, bat will only urge them to go
the rooms and see for themselves end we are
mire that everything the Subsistence
=Mice require to cony on their operations
will be supplied most bountifully.
The Subsistence Committee, during the
last week, have fed some twelve regiments,
.besides a number of detachments of troops.
They have spent the moil of five days, all of
me days and the sweater pert of three others
at their hall—in many instances not even
having time to go home for their meals.
The last regiment, she 157th Ohio, passed
through last evening on their way to Wash
ington.' The Colonel made a moot eloquent
speech, returning thinks to the Committee
for their kindness.
Other troops are en the road.
-
Distressing Accident.
Lut evening about coven o'clock, a boy
named Sinloy, was run over by s car On the
Citizens' Passenger Beano, and Instantly
killed. It appears that u Car No. 2 mu
passing along Penn greet, in the Ninth ward,
young Kittle, got upon the side of the car,
with his hands on the sill od the - window,
when he clipped and fell, and the wheel,
parsed over him, severing his right leg, near
the thigh, and otherwise mutilating the body.
conveyed rear
the aider= of his
parents, in the re ofhe r
Drovers' Home.
Coroner bleatng will hold an inquest on the
body this morning.
The Courts.
[Deported cis:xi-14y for tho Gatotto.]
DISTRICT Covet.—This Court disposed of
the follosiog cases yesterday :
22 Ersiter t Batas n Teuton, Swan & Co. Con•
tinned:
27. William .Young vs A. Bert A Co. Dale dis.
chargaL
29 Report of vlawers on the opening of
street. Allegheny. Th. alternative portion of
the
nport smealng damages to Mrs. tichealt7, and the
apportionment of the damages with the expenses,
confirmed; and that portion ofliald report, !lading
that mad street bulb tea la public us. 2,1 21 year.,
and.setimi no damages in coanneacs thereof, id
31 W. Yeaf• McCiurkan, Darras 3. Co. Judg
•ent far plaintiff far 5111, with tnterast and costa
Goon' Mara—The "War Telegram Mark
ing Map," showing the Seld;rlf operations In
Virginia on a large "oale, also the "Model
War Mapr giving the Southern and Middle
States, and showing the field of operation'
In Virginia and Georgia,. for sale at
Frank Cue's now' depot, arouiele
Fifth Went.
.1. P. Ei ple, nar, hdasmale Nall, BIM at.i and
Shfroderal at., Allegheny have
received Mate Spirit, 2he N. Y, Clipper,
The homiest of Fit t on; alao, No. 7of Americ an
Toles, contaleing,.! l Old Bill Woodercrth, the
Stout of the Camberlentl."
Prrzason's Dertcron—We hare received
the number of Peterson's Detoctor for Key 15th,
In which we find new feature. It no w fu
the potations of bank notes in sin
differentnitier-New York, Baltimore, Pitts
burgh, Bt. Louis and Cincinnati.
•
ittICTION tale of furniture, new and , second
hand, ems ingralnuarPets, matting,
gnaw:imam kitchen utensils, te., fhb morn
ing at le e'eltick, at MoClelland's auction, 55
Fifth street
Taxiiitz--The exciting drama of the" Hi
dden Hand" will , be produced .t the Theater
this evening, la which Bide Henderson will
appear In the principai:eltaracter.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
Tamils PAZIT, Plain and OnaamentalSlate.
Roofer, and dealer in Pennsylvania and Ver
mont slate of the beet quality at low rates
Otkoe at Alen. Laughlin's, near the Water
Works, Plitelozsgh, Pa.
ErlClALlbs.—The attention of ocr
renders is directed to the brilliant assortment
of Spring and Joh n
Goods just waived
by =friend Mr. John Weber, No t sod
pral street, Allegiorny. Eli stook oomprisos
• great Twisty of Nancy Preach, English,
Scotch and Arose= Catsitneres and Cloths,
and an. Silk and Cusintore Vesttnge,-all ef
which will be, made up to order in the latest
styles and in the best manner. A choke se
lootion of Immishing Goods also on hand and
for sale, together with a full stook of Ready
Matte Clothing. well and fashionably lila.
. -
Itexovro.—Samnel Graham k Co., Bier.
cheat Tailor', have removed to 73 Smithfield
street. lire aro just revolving our second
supply of wing and summer goods, and
would most respectfully Invite our friends and
the public-in .Imm:ft to examine our now
stook, believing it to be one of • the finest
stocks ef voerebent goothils the eft,.
Every want wariented to give falliiitii
lootion, in both price and quality. Myatt •
troll before pmessing slumbers and rage
for younelves. Gaanast k licatfrows3,
3derohant Tailors, life. 33 Smithfield street.
FLEAIIII ,roz Tnl Sornial.—For one who
dial from the Croats of the bullet, ten perish
from dro li p and szponire to night air. Small
doses of OLLOVTAY'S PILLS, tato evory,
other night, will correct all dLsorders of the
Liver and Stomach, purify the blood, and in.
MO sauna health to every mac.
. Bolloway's Phi and ()Ottawa are now re
tailed, owing to the high price of drugs, &Al
at SO cents, 75 cents and YllO per box or pet.
. For sale In Pittsburgh by B. L. Palm.-
'took and Co.
For sale at Fulton's drug store; Fifth street,
PitUbnigh. '
For sale also by Geo. A. Sally, Federal
street, Allegheny city.
Booms and ofilmo itt the allay, Wag
exposed to =ad= atisogot, should slows los
napplked with "Brown's Brovolgol Troohati"
as they giro prompt mat in a cold, cosh or.
an Irritated sore throat.
For Mt by drorgiries pnondly.
Da. ;Mcrrirrr, • Dentist, Ne. - 162 You'll
etzeet, bette,emt Smithfield awl anat.- L i
No loduOstaerits held out by offering lirw,
prioest bit so *hatable foe:will be doused.
la overt we , for the but laateriale teal la
-tiled, end all*. tliae awl still eenehary abr.,
sure peresale!“ mate mita b. applied • '
velfem.. L . - . ~... , • L - -
*
Ownste and Wirrisp calla will ti: at
tYe.ozonibuo 110. 41Q Pam drool, toy'
or night, - Alt 'orders loftaE the above pima
will lwirreioptty allow/Rd to All collo m • ut,
be polalicatrorior. -
Joan M: , 011W6 SttrM - 14 - ifswi: lll
Griot • 7
13.1331: Diatbit, - 201 - Pons .strtiat •
tad to aNltinanoto of tdspdallal; ; • •••
'..- .-- 1.':&.11
•TaSilialgat:'L`7XiiigVa..Z . : , ' i
(TEST NEWS
• PIL
.it .
OUR SPED iAI DISPATCHES.
GEN, SHEIMN'S OPERITIONS,
ADVANCE OE THE WHOLE AUUY
MEM SIURIUSIDRG DN FRWAI ADD SATURDAY
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GREAT BATTLE AT RESACOA
Desperate righting on Both Sides
r ____
RETREAT 0 RESTON'S FORCES.
Our Losses GOO it tiled, 3,000 Wounded
nid 400 Missing.
ITEBEL LOSSI'2,OOO MUD AND WOUNDED
gill 700 CAPTURED
Sir Unios Generals Wounded.
THREE REBEL OENERALS KILLED
Oar Troplaba—Ona Stand of Cobra and
SeVen Places Artillery.
U. la.. kr"
Special Dlapa4 to the littebuesh
Yinaco.t, May 17, 1861.
• I
A singular series of operations. hero has
just boon
f iompletod, and the rebel army
retreated m the works around Reseoca.
Preenming you have intelligence rip to when
the army Ilift Busard Roost, I shall speak
only of what eccUrred subsequent . to that
time, and in at brief a manner si possible.
On Thursflay, May 12th, nearly the whole
army was in motion toward Snake Creek Gap,
which lies About fifteen miles south of . Bus
tard Roost,lonly Howard, ,with Wood'. and
Stanly's &lindens being left to threaten the
enemy to Cpnt of Dalton. It should be ob
served, however, thet;General McPherson, in
crossing directly over from the Ms, had
passed through Snake Creel GAOL early as
Monday, tie 9th of May.
By the tootuing of Friday, the 13th, the bulk
of our forces
was assembled at Sugar Valley,
near the eastern mouth of the gap, our caval
ry covering the operation! of the Infantry.
1 General Kilpatrick was wounded while attend
, lug to thhi work.
Baring the 19th, the army was occupied in
I deploying from the gap and getting into pa-
I eition. Heavy skirmishing took place during
1 1 the day.
Gen. oward'e division, of Logan's corps,
met wit h
considerable lose. By night the
enemy's position was fully dhoovered.
Resecci Is situated 'on a great bend of the
Allatoono river, at the convex portion of the
bend toward the east. Across the neck of
the panic snla Gins formed extend continuous
tines of r bet wort, with strong field fortifl•
L i
cations, nd partially about the town. Beth
their 11 ki rested on the river, and the line
of retnia was completely protoeted by their
i.
fortiflext one.
By th night of Friday, our army was in po
sition round the rebel works, except How •
ard's dieision. Wood's and Burnley's, which
hid ocenpled Dalton the day before, were
sweeping down the line of the diabase% A
Westerri Railroad to forma Junction with the
rest ofhe army.
Oa S a turday , the 14th, skiniiishing bogus
early in the morning and continued inceuent
ly thronghout the .hy all along the line.
About'l o'clock it was especially revere upon
the left of the 11th corps, many of our:teen
being picked off by rebel eheipshooters.
Aboct noon Gen. Howard effected a Jane
lion wiili the rest pf the army; and our whole
farce as there inlinei Howard's corps form-.
`lug th 4 extreme loft, Schofield's coming next,
1 Hooker', next, Palmer's next, Logan's next,
1 Wood,!with two divisions of the Sixteenth
corps, bang on the extreme right. Such die
positloi and change! were afterward/ made
at thetiovements of the enemy or the execra
tion o our own plans required, but generally
the lit e remained as I have indicated.
About 1 o'clock p. m. en attempt was made
to break the center of the enemy's line, or at
least to capture his outer works. General
Judi4's division of Schofield's corps,, and
IHe n's division of Howard's corps, moving
over 140{12pIrAtiVell level ground, eauseded,
I after is deaI:UAW conflict, in Compelling the
1 rebels to abandon the petition of their outer
i t.. We did - not continue to hold this, bat
our own line being somewhat advenced u gar
artilltry acting very effectively, we prevelifird
the rebels froin Occupying it.
Puither to our right we were not - so for—
tuna3e: Portions of Jameson% Baird's and
War Ma's divielone, of , Palmer's. corns, In
atteilipting to charge- the rebels In front,
were) compelled to throw themselves down in
almokt perpendicular bank, and wade •
creell wide, deep, which ran at the foot'of
a tile, and then cross *galley filled with
ditches, fatly exposed to a fire from the rebel
works. Never did men go to work more gal.
hefty, or contend more nobly, but they could
not tosomplish impossibilities, and after se- ,
were loss, were obliged to retreat.
It was now discovered that the enemywere
moving a heavy force up the Rennie and Til
ton, road, with the obvious purpose of turning
our - eft. Hooker wasimutedietely sent tocheek
mate this movement. Before he artived, how-
ever,the rebels had thrown themselves Intake
moose muse, upon Craft's brigade, of Stan
ley's division and fermi it, attar • splendid re-
Matinee, to abandon the 4011 upon which it was
ponied and retired in considerable confusion.
The rebels, y oiling like demons, came running
amass the road and open fieldsto the west of it,
when they were set, by a murderous fire of
grape and canister from Simpson's old New
York battery. The Fifth Indiana, and at the
same time portions of Hooker's corps, failing
inte the open 'pace, took position upon
boMt sides or the valley end supported
Patti Of Graft's broken brigade rallied to
al
MO recasnenthae, It
d e, th e e er n eo beULe r :tep b u a ls d ed
co wl in th .
s a l ghter. It was night - when the combat
cc ed.
a old noon the right.; : Morgan L. Smith's
n °starlet's' divisions of Logan's oorpe,
I fipregne's brigade of. Vestal's's division
the lath corps, charged the line of the rebel
e pits *little to the right of Resuest, and
epidly curled them: This was about
7 0. In.
!Afterwards the rebel leaders, massing a
large force, attempted to regain possession of
these works. Coming baldly up a long hill
tol the very front of the storks, they seemed
I L.
d termitted to retake them or perish, but they
w a met by a dommatnadon as Woe as their
o The line of Ara awe•Pluit up the ,11111
w - answered by a line of Ara at the sonmit.
The yell of traitors was &Owned in the louder
shouts of loyal soldiers; and after struggling
worthy of !goad came, the rebel host wee
"hurled down the bill, losing its Bides cooed
with the won.udod and dead. Oar men con
tinued to hold this work, which the rebels
ever regained. - ..
On Booby morning: thing - commenced as
i
nal, but nothing of nitial:der importance
• . derail abonkl P4l. At that time a
tannined , charge was made b 7 'Booker's
I; which. now occupied our left, Palmer.
oward'and Schofield Siring been Olftedte;
OA At right to All up the •gap octosioned,
y Ifoolites withdrawaltha day before. . ''
This cliarga wu at first believed Urba sue-
nib!. ' , The imetay ,ware driven from w •Ni.
on oUtbalt,.ssoondo Haus and Wood's Id.
. of liatterfielA's divisionstormed a small
.1% and took st . lattatfof foto guns:The
bele, !ma'am', Wing tossed on this ,* put
• f the, Ilse ;.vertheasily,thit dap:baron, our.
men Tidal sipssad to CO deadly* , Are from
Om:lnner worlos;:that they was compallad to
withdraw. Part 'of them outfitted to; held
the ruin Oft and kept risfagoiq.7l%* four cebit gnu. .
~. Notwithoindiaithis Saida oar
loner no
iidnumad to whit had btantholdit mbellide
of works.' Thiss lila ivoluillour own tiftka
. . ,
..,
- - yta:.`
•
centre, ani gained substantial and permanent
advantage en both_ wingy.,
Vex' ail jfor Some mason yet unknown
the mutiny
evacuated
bestto rotirevand on Sun.
day night evacuated the plan with his entire
army, leavingonly three guns and some stores
of Meat and corn behind.
Early this morning we started la pursuit,
and no doubt Soo Johnson is by this time
well on his waj'across the Etowah river.
I estimate our lets in nor operations in
front gl Reimers, at 800 killed, 3;000 wounded,
and .100 missing. We have ; doubtless killed
and wounded ;000 of the enemy, and taken
700 prisoners. • •
Pour of our Brigadier Generals have been
wounded. Gen. Rooker was slightly, and
Gen. Itilpatriak painfully wounded. Mano
was seriously, and Willieb, it Ls feared, mors
n
tally wounded.
Three general dryers of the rebels are
known to hare been killed.
Our trophies may be slimmed up at one
stand of colors and seven pieces of artillery,
unless the cavalry has not since taken more,
of which there are some hopes.
We can doubtless patens the enemy to
Etowah giver with ease, as cars come down to'
Res aces to. day, The rebels have not Inlayed
the railroad anywhere south of Buzzard
Roost..
Oar, telegraphic communieadon
also perfect to Agnew.
The rebel' have made no attempt to inter
fere with our communications, except by
burning - the depot at !Sadiron, waited Runts.
rifle, last night, and running off a dozen
prisoners.
The CMS run through to Nashville as usual.
FROM ined SUE ArGTOX
PpiClot Dispatch to tbo Pittsburgh Casitto.
{4►sauema, M►p 18, 1861
EMIT INGALLMIET PRORMI
Dispatches just received at this Inman,
from one of our correspondonts at the front,
say that al, live o'clock alarmishingisegan on
our extreme right, and the general expecta
tion was that a heavy engagement would eo
cur to-day., It is scarcely po,ssiblo, however,
to get much i►tee advice' of the operations
in time for transmission to-night.
Q/EEET DUMMIED !FOIL TEE TRZIEDET DE
Booretarz Close, In answer to Momlay's
House resolution relative to one Garnet,
sail that snob a portion woe employed ea a
clerk of the first close on the recommendation
of Jndgee Underwood and Chandler, of the
Sort°lk district. Ile was not aware that ho
bad bean a commizzioncql damn in the rebel
army or in the Old Capltol,but on an ezamin•
ation of the charges preferred against hire he
bad been dismissed. This Is believed to be the
same Genie! whom Mr. Wickliffe. of Ken
tucky, had on the floor of the House last
session.
!SIM% or RUM:CT TO ORS. OLDOWORTII
The meeting of the Ned York delegation
to-night did appropriatehenor to the memory
of General Wadsworth by appointing a com
mittee of :six of their number to acceMnanY
hie remains to New York. Messrs. Morris,
Frank, Fenton, Garrison, Odelt and Winfield
will accordingly leave leave with the corpse
by the morning train. The body was so much
decomposed when reoovered that embalming
was ImpoSsible. The Genhrol was wounded
by a Minie ball which entered the top of it.
head end:burled itself in the brain. Life is
said to hive lingered for several days, but be
sever was conscious after receiving the
wound.
SIVISION or TIM r.ISTAL LOWS
Mr. bilery, frourthe House Post Office Com•
coittee, reported a bill revising our postal
laws. It proposes to fix 1.d4111t0 salary for
all postmasters In five clones, abolishing all
compensation by OultrntMioall. Now lierk
alone I. excluded from chess dosses—the first
of which services loss than four thousazi
and not ism thou tbs." thousand dollars ; the
-second, not lees than two thousand ; thithird,
not less then one thousand; the fourth, not
less than ono hundred; the SITI, less than
ODD hundrcd. Nc box rants or other per
.guisites 'are &Mood. The Postmaster Gen
eral to to fix the precise salary in the several
classes from the overego commissions of the
Soar pre.dinryvarel. '
• WEOTIII3 OaartalCATlOla.
Lieutenant Colonel Richards, to be
Chief Elagineer. with the rank of Brig. Gen
eral. Col. Jos. B. Frye, to be Provos). Marshal
General, with the rank of Ilrig. General. Jus
H. Campbell, Pa., to be :klinistar Resident at
Stockholm. L. Bridges, appraiser of merchan
dise and Deputy Post-mtster at San Francisco.
B. W. Spoor, Ironton, 0 ; Daniel B. Greene,
Yypeilanil, Michigan. To be Commissaries of
Subsistanee—Jes. 0. Slangy, of Ohio; Chas.
H. Thompson, of Iowa; fob J. Hays, o f
Kentucky ; Lieut. W. A. McLean, of the
Il3th Illinois; Wm. A. Noble, of Iowa; J.
L. Pearson, of Iowa; C. F. Lovelace, of Iowa;
Wm. D. Shepard, of Ohio; Robert Paillson,
of Illinois; P. Bureau, of Ohio. Assistant
Sargcons of Volunteers—M. B. Cochran, of
lower' Henry W. Davis, of Illinois; Josopla
H. Lodlie, of Illinois ; Was. J!Walfy, of Ken.
Cooky. Assistant Quartermasters to rank al
Captain—John T. Morrison, of Indians;
Albert B. Dunham, of .lows ; F. C. Bathe, of
lUtool.; J. J. McDormond, of Indiana;
Private Fred. Whittlesey, 41et Ohio; and jai.-
llciod, of Illinois, at Payola, Peru; Hilaca .
Thonsirille, at Island Gandaloupe; Al:vistas:
Harbilagh, at Carthagerala, New Granada; 0.
0. Upton, at Gonave; Ches. It. Follia,at Owns
and Truxillo; Jas. W. Livingston, at Leon-'
pen, San Salvador; R.W. Orval, at Ohihembas;
Charles Hale, Consul General at Alexandria,
Egypt.
DCSOCLATIC CoVOILISSYLI AID alittaILLLE. •
It thould go upon the record that rho objec
tion in the. House to-day to the effort made
by'Mr. Garfield, from the Military 'ommit
tee, to enable commanders in the field to mete
prompt punishment to the guerrillas who se
murdering our wounded soldiers, came from
Mosirs. Ross and Wood on the Democrati c
Bide.
A.Tfilirl TO Dalai/ TB. airraZISTLYDZSZT Of THO
PAINTING
Testimony balk boon given before the Treas
ury Invostigation Committee, b a Professed
agent of certain bank not* companies, admit
ting that be made en effort nini , ir their in.
striations to. bribe Mr. Clarke, Superintend
eat jot the Printing Buena, to abandon the
effeft to execute the printing of motel and
bonds in the Department.
ass. vorrsee 'my COIMAVID.
*Dior General Hoiter h aaelgued to the.
eoulmand of the Department of the Bon%
vice General Gilmore, trausferred to General
Batter . ' department. General Poster has al-,
ready started Jor his new command. 'Els
headquarters trill; for the - Present, be at
Illl
ton foal.
SU DIMS little* CORYINSION.
A. fall history of the Secret POlOO Con
vention of the winter of 1861, with o Journal
of tts proceedings, is in course of preparation
by, Secretary L. E. Chittenden, now Registor
of the Treasury, and wilt shortly be issued
by leading New York house . . ,
EITORY IN MUG 01/2111710.
Senator Anthony got through the Situate
to-day s much needed reform to public) print ,
big. It provides for condensing. the reports
a the several Departments, each year Into stn.
gle returnee, or preparing for them an eletr 4- :
orate Index . .Anstherglesirable change ena
kat booksellers and ottuirs to purchase pet'.
lio documents of the Government:.
CO3/11111ATION!i:
, The Senate irorked:off an Immense emus of
exaeutlre nominations to-day, over four hue.
Sired oonfL•pations in all. Among them were
hundred prornotioni In the regular!arsay:
United States Trews:tre s s, : Skinner; who ILLS
been con fi nelte his bed' bileirtre Illness for
pigtail weeks,, hag so far recovered Oil:it! be.'
obis to ruble Ml, dulled, though under pro•
bit of ku Platelet".
The prornotohcin thu register army
:amid by the tialitito:4 - 37;
'inustotcof ttrditti.6o26l.llo.l pmeuitoloV_to,i
idiriatonatti;:toAdfolt , that !lasi IlitiErtiois
MEE
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been tome opposition from Wed Potat in
flamsee. . .
•
lumucimarna x=riam
Stitte of idasiisoloaseets has enlisted
Orel eighteen hundred con, about ona-half
negrons; is thindistrict, since tho Ent of
April, by means of her larp State and town
bounties.
EIMM:3
Hoary rains are hare again to-day. It
they be extended to Spottsylrania, It 15
ilea:eel, possible that astir, operations can
have been remised.
METE
TIIo Senate Finance Committee la bard at
work on the Tax bill. It will probably not
be reported before Monday.
Coataxraaxa VIIMINO TOO AIYT.
Several members of Congress have been
down to the army within a day or two. Sher_
man and Sprague =turned this evening.
DIXAGLII UT RAS.
The Senate Judiciary Committea very
senelbly oppose' any proposition for under
taking to nay damages caused by war.
Ta TARI7P DILL.
The Ways and Blooms Committee will hare
the Tariff as soon as the Senate finishes
the tax bill.
LIINT OATJUSIO7IS DILATZD BT RAM.
ilesog rains to•day are again helping to
delay operations for the present.
300,000 uosu.
It is understood that the President will'
tomorrow Unto, a cell for throe hundred
thousand more mon.
raY DIVATEI 10 KOLL.
The story et the disaster to Gen. Sigel to
believed here, bat we ere es yet without per•
Oculars.
LATEST rsom THJ man'
No later now' from the army is in town than
that_forWarded from Mr. Stanton Rader date
of the 17th, at E. o'clock thie morning•
THE FRAUDULENT PROCLAMATION
81,000 Offered for ET*nee to
Convict the Author.
•
TIM "WORLD'S" EXPLANATION
New Yoe', May 18.—At an early hour on
Wednesday 'warning a fraudulent proclama
tion, signed by the Presiden t,:was delivered in
miumaript to each of the editors of the morn
ing paper. Ip this city. By direction of thaßz
eoutive Committee of the Associated Press,
and with the approval of the publishers of
the Journal of Commerce, Tribune, Earprcsa,
World, Times and Hero ld, the Association will
pay a reward of one thousand dollars for
etioh evidence of may lead to the conviction
of the author the above named fraudulent
document.
D. U. CRAIG,
General Agent for Associated Press.
The .second edition of the Worbi to-day
The World, in common with the Journat of
thmassive, and MI the other city morning pa
pen, woe made the victim of a malicious hoax,
by some moundrel who, imitating the manifold
opy of the dssoelated Press, gent an around the
extraardinral pro:lunation which appeared in
our columni this morning. Supposing it was
all right, the night editor published it
in good faith. Its falsity was ndt
discovered nail this morning when
the edition au nearly worked off. The
Trutt does not stereotype its forms, as do
SOTO2AI of the Morning papers, and as it is now
working off a very heavy edition daily, we
are campelled to go to press at an unusually
early hour. The Joto-nol of Convenes was
deceived it the came manner as the Woad,
and of coarse quite as innocently. The Her
ald, we understand, grin ted the false procla
mation in a large edition, but fortunately for
.them, di:severed it in time to supprus it in
'their regular edition. 'We regretexecedingly
the • publication, as we have a just pride in
publishing none bet reliable news, but it wee
one efthose inexplicable accidents which is
liable to happen to any newspaper publisher.
FROM GENERAL GRANT'S LBMY.
Lee Still Northwest of Spott
sylvanio,
GELI. B ECEIIMIDITS GUAUDIEG :BE BUIL
0031111:INICATIONIL
DIAVE AT OF 19110EL , 3 FORCES
Why Admiral Lee Did Not Co-oiler
ate with Butler.
liair Toes., May. 13.—A Tribune 'pedal,
dated Headquarter*, May 17th, says; The
enemy still holds his line northwest of Spott
ayleanls
lull supply of rations to our man is kept
up, and there will be no delay on that ise
count. ,
Bmekinridge's and other rebel forces had
not joined Lee, but are kept busy guarding
hie communication'.
A Tribuse correspondent, with Sigel, says
that Sigere loss was 600, and that of the reb,
eh 1,000.
A Tribune correspondent at Butler's head
quarters, says t
To an inquiry from General Butler, Ad
minl Los gave no the TOZZOII of the delay of
the fleet to co-operating, that it was owing
to the shod water, the draft of the
monitors sad rebel torpedo e
s. lt would
be very 'lit:Balt, if not impracticable
at present, to get up as high as Dr. Howlett's
(ism. The rebels occupy the left hank of the
James river and interfered With his move -
menus. Subsequently, however, the Admiral
advanced with the Luterition of going sm far
as • citable.
ADVICES FROM EUROPE
TUE SCHLESWIG-ILOLSTEIN QUESTION
•
SLIMY Hoot, May la.—The Persia, from
Liverpool on the Ith - , via Queenstown on the
Bth, has arrived.
London, May 8.--Consols closed yesterday,
after official hours, at 893,4@90.
A Berlin.paper says that the Germans will
agree to an termistice on condition that Den
mark raise the blookade and gives op Alamo.
They have Jutland, the war contribution hav
ing been paid.
The Paris Bourse is firmer and closed yes
terday at 651. 55a for rents..
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Nay '7th—con
sols closed at poyAso3.6 for money. Amer-.
can stooks: 1115.,16@29 discount. Erie, 586
CO. Ban% of Englitsid rate of discount re
mains at . 9 per ot.
Liverpreg, May M.—Breadstuff is firmer
under the feeling that England will he drag
ged into the Danish war. Wheat is 1152 d.
per cant. dearer; Dad (Western) BsaBs ed ;
Southern Ss 4d613s 9d. Corn 3(G dearer;
mixed held for 29d. Park steady. Beef Anted
and unchanged.
Landani May M.—Breadstuff is steady;
white American wheat 41 ; red 39©42.
'Flour 201 ed®2ll 6d.
DEFENSES 7 OF NEW YORK HARBOR
Gen. Crooke' Important Capture.
•
•
Now You, Mel 18•—Doring the 'path'
three months about sixty plows* of csonon,lo
end 164nalt rifled end smooth born, hare sr
rived In Jersey ',City for the defence of New
York tether. This morninkfthe more wily,
ed, and be mounted at Fort,ltichatond.
By holding Newborn, the pia, jast cap
timid by Gm. Crook, it cuts off communica
tion with the Ithit , western counties of Wythe,
Smith, 9tlee, Wycming, Monroe, McDowell
and others. -
The Races &fist. Louts
.
E. Lome, May 18.—In the stock balers'
division' the put stake roes to-deg, premium!
and. stakes amounting to $5,750, mils heath
keekkhree in fire Sue Lewis won the - lint two
beefs rind likediddie:Aho three jut. The
Unit wiu 1r4534, 1r1.5X, 1y15y,,, 14.634.
Damage to ilarperis Ferry
Repaired.
aturilieas, May 18.—The damage to the
Harper's Ferry bridge, taped - by the Tete:a
frullet, will be fa/ .and sabstsatially
paired by Friddy.mierstagdos'.the transfer at
all freight
'tenor to; Fallen -Reiterate.
-Far.You, Ray 18.—A icaehlagtott
patch to'-'the .reeto stated Rad four- Wilts*
DORS 1a thollOrthWat hate . bred isalited..ild
honor of Readvsle'Plitdmor94,4elii 6brnin4
•-
SJI.,WADSWORTWSBOOLBAYMGM
Beauregard Reinforced by
Ransom's
DESPERATE EFFORTS TO REINFORCE GEA. LEE
300,000 More Men Wanted!!
PraIJaILIMIA, May 18,1:45 r. Yr ape .
6:1 to the Bel i:assays :
Washing - km, 11a,y 18.-0 tn.: Wadsworth's I
body has arrived and will be taken North
h retreh had interred It in •
to
black cof fi n. It 1143 too much deconiposed to
embalm.
A telegnible messenger ethployed in Pe
tersburg, w o has just escaped informs, me
teat Beauregard has been reinforced by Raa-
Born's Division, and the rebels Were Crowding
their forms into Richmond by reay of Greene
bore and Danville.
lie states that there are five Iron:clads et
Richmond, and that there are heavy batteries
on the James river, from Warwick's to Dru
ry's Bluff.
Ile believes the rebels are making every
effort to put their strength In Lee's army,
against Lieut. thin. Grant.
Re says that the prevailing:l.:minion in the
country around Richmond 'is that if they can
bold their capital during this campaign the
war will terminate. Consequently every ef
fort Is making for its defence.. The rebels
have great confidence in the: generalsldhip of
Lee, sad express tbe belief they wou have
fallen a week since under any other com
mander. ; .
Weasnworox, ' May 18.;..-Althotigh this
morning there was no official promilgetion
off
the fact,yet it Is conlidentlyMmerted by know
lug congressional friends ef.the Mmitistrs
don 'that It has been &Matti - fled ua to .call
for 300,000 more troops'. -
A special to the Pall, freer 'Washington,
May 18, says Information received st the
War Department leaves a doribt dull. the reb
el; are sending large reinforcements from the
'oath to Lee's army. Bothisrmica are aetive
ly preparing for thenext confilet. The weath
er la good for military eperstione.,.
It is reported that an order will belsmed
to-night for a draft for 000,000 . men. The
time Oted for the draft the'firtht lily.
The rabbi prisonera, captured by Gin. Grant
have been sent Borth.
Congressional Proeeedinga.
W.taimitos, May 18.
.
Sissist.—The Hesse MI fixing the pay of
officers on Lieutenant (1111111rard '' Staff, was
passed. It place' them-on a footing With
staff officers of army corps:
The bill to expedite public printing was
taken up ud. amended! by euspending the
printing of the reports af officers. The bill
less then paned.
nous —llia Secretaof the Trustily re
plied to the House n lation that a man
io
named Garnett had been diemieelid from kds
Position on learning ha had been in the rebel
service. lie had been recommended by the
Hon. J. C. Underwood, Spate of the Eastern
District of Virginia- - ,
Mr. Oar Said naked leave to intraday a bill
for the more speedy banishthent of v.:males.
Objected to by Eldridge, of Wisconsin, and
ltou, oflllinois.
At this aspiration of the tnorning hour the
Hones took up the Indian Appropriation Bill.
IVarious amendments were made, were of no
special importance, when the cotemittee rose
and the bill wu reported to the. Hones, but
not finally acted upon. .The Heise then ad
journed.
MARKETS MY TELE9ILIPI3
New York `ktsirket.
.
Nay Tong, 1&715- ( titi a n n lev,2obigherand
doing; 8.(3820 for Middling Uplands, and 112 I r Low
lliddling. Flour-State and Western 5(3103 better
and quiet; 57,20.57,20 Mr 'Extra State, 51,45(47,gi
for Extra 11.11. 0., and 57,45(45 0 foarade Lirande,
the market cl.erb g Wady.: NVllle 2 s !Inlet at 5 1 . 22 25
1.27 for State,sl,Ml4l 1,22 for Weetsrn. Wheat active
and t 04.0 l bait.; 51.50 fol- Milwaukee:l l .l,s7o l , 7o
f. V. Inter Bed Water ; Melt:did la tba mlee
aro .145,200 broth to arrive at 51.52@11.23
tee
Cbicago Spring, sr,cocv ,644 for hillimultee
Club. Cam 2e better. Petroleum blgber ; sales of
Crude 39(1,2Z%, Refined in bond 591. Pork. firmer
and ill Baal
demand ~ 526,25 for Ideas, 525,0(325,75
far Old do., 522,7437 for tieW do. ageing at the lat
ter price,=62.l tor Old and Liew ' Prie, and 527 for
Prim, nem. Dawn filde• doll and aiming. Lard
more settee and higher, at 13"iii314%e.
Stock and Money ata.tket;
10n Yon., flay 15.-2fortey.ietiroat 537 per tents
chiefly at 0 per rent. Steiling nimettled and Smarr;
brxt-elm bills are quoted at 1970192, carrenej:
Gold mon &Mire and firmer, opening atlsl, 44-
..11010g tolB2, mad elating Stun at 183.
The total experts of Spade today 'Was 5200,0 M.
Gore rommt stocks flrnf,• 0 13. 61 1 131. Cooponallt%
. 01143.5,; 5-Moe Conpone '10634.9127..
stoete lower;
Galena d Chicago-,5543115.1chigan sonthern-100
Cleveland 1. T01vd0..:122 • 1 , 110. Southern gt. 1.141
0. a u. 1-.---11 8 3. El. Centrarlettp..- I . II Y.
11. ft P. D. fl . —.-. 70 O. d P....:!--.-It 7
Toledo a Wabeab-.- 723 P. St. W. d 0.-.-..-121•
\
Eludson-....-_-...1.6a : Erio—,-. -112',
Ilarlmn.--.-......2C0 • Er1•pf......7.7... :_lO4,
'Mating ---.-...145 • Nor York CentraL_l.3l3i
Cincinnati /Clarke.
Play 10.—'Pla nt ti hald at 25c. and
Wheat Ge higher the - market Is unsettled, as buyers
did not follow up the advance. Corn unchanged;
Ear 51,15, Shelled 51,W. Oats thin at 54Y.A55e.
Hp" uuchanged. Whlsty flrom at $1.23. Provisions
firmer. Mess Pork and Lard Is held higher. but no
advance boa been .tabllttod• City him Pocket:22.
05,050 IDs Bulk Shoulders at 1.1313. Bacon quiet sad
unchangesll .
Cold 17141111 bUyink. and IS3 cMeg, Bit t er 157
altrObuying and mulling. X.:change dull anikaboUt
the agate.
Chicago litarket.
Cntcano, May 18.—Plour , firrn and sdranded , 2 s c.
Wheat non and advanced 101%e 51,a,34 Corti°.
11,2r,g10y.,, No. 2. . Corn firm and advanced 2g4
3c; wiles at $1,119112. Oats tiOn and iiara;od
; salt , at CoC4oiic. 'Freights quiet. • •
Itseelpta—l Imr 5,300 bbl, Wheat 34,000 bmb,
Corn 30,000 htt.h. r.
iihipments-130,000 phis -Ilour, 61,000 limit ( T orn,
C 0,004 trash Oats. • • • •
Oswego Market.
moo , May batter; gales at 17.25
i 217,50 for brands from Zia; 1 Spriag, 57,7510 r
Tab
lied Winter, ,e 03,23,2,0,00 for White, and 6939,25 for
Doable Extra from Prime White. ,Bolders of• Wheat
have adv.mcod their Ideas materially, a ,d the par..
ties are aide apart; lifitneankr, Cldb s held ft 81,30,
and Prime Amber . Corn , firm but imam at
eivub. asTaitauENCF,
Whellteg
agrarinent.:
Charmer, Nei Vow Tort, LouSaville,
ltnerva, Wheeling. I Toho; 011 City.
The river meth:Tea to rncederapidly at thls point,
with about twelve toht iikinchwiln the channel lam
men. The weather 4:Mailings: wean and unset
tled, with every alliterate° of Miire rola. . • •
• There has not been a single arrival Tram below
since Sunday, with the eaceptien of the Minerva,
from Wbeehog The Arteries. from Bt. Lords, bed
rrt arrived when we left the aisle last evening, b
ut
t h e was momentarily expected:, Ile Sete Rabin
'son, from Lonlerilie,dl about due and will probably
arrive to-day.
The Charmer, foiNeedivile, and the New York,
far steered lastevenlar. The-latter boat
light had an excellent trip.while the, former Went dined
The chalet for 011City,Ith arreverege trip
The Camel. arrived uhrille "on Weida) , hod,
fom this citY_and the Imalre City, rearbed Et.
Louis onlieturibty, •
The Feuer*, Xelor Andean, Leonidas; Sewn.
and Ontario, were advertised to leave Chuinnati for
Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
The new atearaer„litoanoke, now fylog at the
.whargand we amend , she will. be reedy to com
mence leading for some point iintltrir ineriedietelY;
She (*perineum:al: by eimpiteet Judes ore of the
bettlmitte of her clam that has been built here this
.
There is an excellent detect ireler In the Allegheny
river for stamboating, and begin= et the Allegheny
wharf continues brisk, , '
The Patrol la,froui 011 ory, Ins lest night,
sad the tirilds, Idis ILeva and Advance RUI proPably
get in to-sight. • •
The One panket,DelaWarey {LPL tanii, eds.'
Pounced to leave for Cincinnati and laniatille Shin
evening. 2dr Itinidiart bu charge of the office.
The dia. EL Gilmore, - Cant. Jelly, ts snnouncedjor
Eit Louie,leaving on Friday.. hhe has euperier az
opronodations for paseeegers,'
•
•
DIES
STEILBETP.—Si no= yotteday. WILLIS P.
6:1111E12, malf•on.or ,111,14ePtert.lt , esm
ram
ObITIRBT NATIONAL RANK,
•,
200,000
° aoo,eoo
Vitt
MU Beak la cow 11311) organism ar4 lw =wow
We aro prepared to do a taaldalTiasaltag... -1
sad ear ow agawlaaa *I ,CMINVP,MPIa tO sad
Bankers ttavagbont the azaWall7.
Spaded atlentlaa ROM to; taatielVrtll- 6.11:41
the adjoloing=f aw well Wow dl
at rostra ow .dawasiti, sad Xseltaasiaa
tha read* CUI balight mai sold.
1,10.C7 IL et. sch.ao.4m.- 7
. .
1
T. 11. ITEIIB,' !!.., . 11: 8-DAVID,
JOON DEAIIe _,.; ' , 111812,T CV.UWBI„,
8 , 8: BASBA.DOB4 . •IDES TIDDIEPSON
D. 0. BIL!! - .' :- .A.. PATTI4D. 87 1., z .
srasua ndpismi.- ,:' , - - • - ' •.,.;
11:1fi!.yrt, mm=inr:.
Joss r.,Fa/uslut.eisznns.
dp,_r,Jmi.lO.3l6&. -
LYON. d AANSTEI44. DIFORTEa
AIM DU= :bs a ths modaselast brands _
GENUINE HAVANA' CIGARS. tod sa Stils,_jos
mem AND , anzvem TOBACCO
PAN= ZESZSCILADX. PrPFLT I 2,,
treakslxistr P r " u
Goo P cE.
411.414 i..hibora. what Tart Ili
Ir telt p.m.a that stalks tlito minds
Mid which. yahoo, 7on naolusw two.
To think of at aritnia mans.
Bo not cottontail with Ow sight,
tint tato them down In Mack and vlitte."
81 ash nspeCh T~ m► 7 6e.ts~4
That the CIiFJPD'T
BOOTS AND,SHOES
Sa.4CY BE BOLTGELIC
ONCE'T BILL sos
62 Fifth Statet,
L &BCE LOT BELOZ SOX:CS Vogt WA.
a A.LT.E.II.BI
For Ladies, Misses and, /Waren,'
WCIMAND'S
No. 55 'l,'iftlx. -/Oif3et
W 33 ELAVB JUST 'winffp) A
ROUND BRAID BIIOIL
ie. 'Aid, Int hrritiAt• Utlist4an 6.4ars.
SLATER & SOSTR,
Ho. at DIAEI MP=
leoomS door from nab stniet.
NEW GUODSi NSW GOODS
we tan.lo t re.icies4 !am Spring Ma - of
BOOTS MID 13.31028,.
Which Is will mill at the LOWYST GUM imatst
We turn' ttu largart and teat- mlenUd gannliair
new, rim coat •siiiart-toia . mosso
To be taima fa the city. LADIES' 1415 T G.UTZ
-ras.
as
ata . •
dSTOII. MADt BIItiES—WR HAVB
J Past reeetrol • large ....ortmae • -
• BUSTS. MILIB AND ElllOll ".
best New Tat rat' rhilsdelpniallessonVirnek, Tor
Lott" sad Max Gum, Kid, Siortooto, Oast asti
Ismong nalmoral., Boots and tiaiiars 0 , ill tem.
Tn.. good. ma 'mounted to ,botts. Iti3T goods
made in the oonatvl. • ...,,,
/Ivo • general ...aliment •I all Ytnf. Nd ' qwain
et Children'. Staple and • Tassy.bbens".. - •
0330.1.1.114 gt $O&,: CO.,
sn2B ' n. tor. of 'Woof 'oadiroarth .tai
CLOSING Oln or
. LAt i SINILBI3.B
Boots, fihoes YAdjtiaiteri,
At los tau sad. Nos So the CiAms far. .y
lo n, Wawa, Ban, lona. aown
J. it. miewv.i.4.,Hrliria.
haulm , vrivire.
FRESH ARRIVAL EVERY DAT 0
Jrese Boots and' Itheres,
OAt 238 LND.2*.ttols.u.s,
_ _
Of lb. Wait st7las, I$
- aYarket sums, t ddMr _rah.
lava We home karma! not, to to wthadahad et • .
'anything. Taari or inprthame and a won
rsprodanoi axtrading thrO4honi itaX oo3l " •
Wm of tn+ bottoms bvt
ad.* into beta and mhoidiek a pais S01:11 whkh
as arid not CT.. W. ate nor. dach * 4B
as am follawing- 41 thadth di‘a rtabps "b p u°
guan ure. WatmatLl Der r s# ahrsontalmah
aim tad •• Mindoro. Stutz alitaMatti - -
Narliaainan, hiaraOlou.dd.dXfk.
" Darr as: 1 tam bow AMMO many mall 7l
WWI rudzsong crimp. to m 7 Smug, mkftsaa3
hands. =I a genaraidiamdarad avtain. Piodidams -
and madidnaa Wad. W. reltam ma. White abating
soma Wends to New Teak who- wail. laininalda"
tics =tars thg pronflad upon ma to try emu 1 •-•
rioting batter oy Ammo, in a law days I ma atm- -
ham to dna tto Coramollia -=1410P 4 had *Wird ,
loft ma, and oaddalowtha Maim through. widoli
dbare adr dm& brloara. 1 /04a samtbar beau. -
Ey &milt.) sad Waage time aliogroatlytroporrod
tha mer=o34lantationiitziair...
1101.1f1,160.
rr • • • Ilan tom la lb* army bogdlal fba
L2artem aumatba--41 sad marl, Arad.
£
Alton. EU, at m. gamma a Wile of Plaasatfos. =-
tem • • • Una botilm vircaral an wpm* sad
oarad cm. •• • • A. IrLAITZL .
Ttu, mod: 4u fronts* - ItaMaa• of 'L tbra rake
Hum actioSot for Ma Madre:kW Tolaalsam
qtanscroa amazon; 67tb Btreat,t
Tim Yaka.agrat
Dr. Drab,: Tam imadorfol - Nanratkar .011 tan
bantam alma to am. or oar attar otrammr saw
fog from weakiem Weit. timp a ola4 Ub
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ear_ Mad, law of appeffta,, sad daft" Wantin-CCO .
121:610[1.. oa arbmaalt medical 'kW bad bora a- -
batodad, boo beta mfdady . HAMM& Ws
with bat a tampomdol of Attracts a daY. Thar ano.
Ma sad wawa rapid4ftermaal, sad Ma fa Ear.
orntL Itammtrod7. MO*"
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ea - Plantation Batas Inva wad iny Ma,
Ser. W. A. WAia0,03441/•4445. 7 .
• • •- • !boa wilt aid boAlk mend
My Plantation - Mtn*. lip - intro bat bean;greatly
beardited a 7 lb.tr. ammarrur
" • • • Ilan ton IS gnats:db:a trotozzo.
Plata , sod b& to sth obioo Vas • XLIF -
Plamadon Maws luvwcarsO IsoL.
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andatlng elect: • D. AnDBIWI3. •
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twos Binge gooks the weak strong th is 4
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wawa. Ibis" amilail of Abcgclejyr‘Wl Or
W a y& Buir;ltiotayson, Einem. Stets. Half.
0.1 0w...4 to paths t 7 -Les St. Coot: naih
B. T.-11960 6 —X.
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pato, tthlhaslt snot tit* tong IlairiaWsinpoo -
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