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Tian SANITARY FAIL
Plea' Basing on 1t
Ilinii...ftepert..
ant Addrest b the Executive Com
mictee...eld tor y
the Subsistence Com..
Soldiers , Home to be Es
tablisbcd...Athircues by John 11.
stlrepaisicis, Esq. Prot. S. J. WU=
son, and T. J. Blitiam, Esq.
On Saturday afternoon a large usemblage
of citizens conceited in the vicinity of the
Sanitary Fair Buildings, in the Diamond, Al
-140•121,,to witness the raising of a fag ode
Floral , Vali. AU the buildings have bees
completed, and are now being decorated and
Arranged for the , grand exhibition, which will
!Men on Wednesday, June let. Flavin fin- I
!shed the buildings for this patriotic , work, it
Ina but fitting and proper that the glorious
, emblems of oni nationality should be elevated
Vint appropriate ceremonies.
Alfiexecilantbrass band wee stationed aver
I the entrance to Floral Hall, and a little to the
' east of this a stud had been erected for the
gentlemen who were to deliver addresses. At
three o'clock; F. It. Brunet, Esq., Chairman
of the Executive Committee, announced
Col - James B. Cooper an Pecaident vf the
meeting. _
Col. J. B. Clark wan then introduced, and
opened the ceremonies with prayer—invoking
the blessing of Almighty. Pod upon thecae's
is which our people were now. engaged.
Col. elartrott the request- of Bit Erneot,
, them mod the followlnstiunpertant paper from
the Executive Committee :
To Tin
,i7letaa.
Hasa Queer's' 11.xectrrmt Coe:arras,
or Tat , PITIZICZON 1115/14.LET Fool,
MAT 2141, 1804.
The successful result of um present effort
in behalf of the sick and wounded eoldlers of
the Union Army is now beyond a doubt,
and :the Executive Committee of the Fair
deem this a proper time to make a statement
as to the Intended animal of the Fund pro
duced, sad to tall upon every person who hes
not already done so—for the sake of the canoe
.• and for the hosier of the people, to came for
eivard and join the honorable roll of contribu
. tors.
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The, amounts of the Fair are being kept
with itrict businessaconiney, and will be
audited. by . a committee already appointed
from among the best accountants of the city.
Tka ! entire notproceeds will be paid to the
Pittaburgh Sanitary Committee for the relief
of slat and wounded soldiers.
The Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee is com
posed of twenty-one of the most respected .
ranges Thomas Sakurai, Esq. being the
President. There are also many "Associate
Members," who have a voice and vote when
ever they see proper to attend the meetings.
There is also au active committee of ladies
Who have transacted the badness of the de
pot en Fourth street, including the details of
oath:ming, peeking, cutting out and making
up an Immense Taman, of stores, and whose
Wintry and -devotedans to the cause is be
yond praise.
The Sanitary Committee, substantially,
was the origin of the citizens of Pittsburgh
in sending the two steamers, 11.4i114431 and
Marengo, to the relief of the wounded at
Pittsburgh Landing, in April, 1642, and es
tabliehing and maintaining the hospital for
those who were brought back en the boats.
Whenever the occasion seemed to require, it
bat sent physicians, nurses and committees to
the armies. Is anticipation .6 the battle.
before Etiehnoad, in June, 1482, hundreds of
humane citinns from all parts of the country,
hastened to the Fenian:de to aid the wound
ed. The Committee sent twenty-fire lu
pe= and nurses, with stores, when the ar
my retreated, leaving the , wounded is the
hands of th e enemy. Fourteen civilians only
remained at the post of duty. Of these, one
was an agent of the State of Michigan, one
of New York, and twelve were citizen of
Pittsburgh sent by this Committee.
In /enemy, 1203, a the result of all the
practical knowledge obtained by all its mem
bers and agents, the Committee decided that
mem good would be accomplished by the dis
tribution of its Beanie chiefly through the
National Apney—the UnnedStatos Ssnitary
Commission—and to that end merged to alit
as its spat for the collecting end traumas
el= of stores in this city Bed surrounding
country, but - maluteining also, the right
attribute of a parents of the bounty entrusted
se It in each local channels ai in tin judgment
of the Committee accord with the object of
the-United States fainitary CoMmiazion. The
Pittsburgh linbaistsince Committee was one of
the organthations named at the time. As an
instant* et the exercise of this optima, eke
Sanitary Committee sent to the beetle of
flettyaborgle, some of tee can members and
about twenty eurgoeus, many of whom did
elliesient service in the line di their profes
sion duties the week following the battle. Ti
the same place, a large quantity of stereo use
sent In sharp of a special agent, who on ar
rival placed them In she hands of the United
States Sanitary. Cemmiselon, as the surest
mode by which to secure proper distribution.
While reserving this degree of liberty in the
exeraise of In functions, th# Committee has
sputerally skipped its 'stores to he points de
sigaated by the United States Sanitary Cow
• minion; meet of them for the Cut you,
have gene to the wester n army.
The Comnuttee'has never sent money to
the 11. S. Sanitary , Commission, and It is In-
Nadel that the messy to be raised by the
Jafralallbe expended as judiciously em pos
tale by the Ccandttee, chiefly in.he. purchase
Of such supplementary supplies as may be
needed from time to time from this 'rectos by
tier Wind States Sanitary Commissinn, and
width will be aentareetly to the points where
they am needed, to the agents of the Sanitary
Commisdon. •
The Hems Pm siek and wounded soldiers so
admirably manage d by the. Subsistence Com
minas inflate any', is a woik such as the U.S.
Sanitary Ctraunission Is engaged in at many
pence, and ths Pittsburgh Committee cannot
imitate litany time to give wtuthever portion
of the funds or SWISS in its judgment may be
needed for thisaidect.
The tilminittes has already prospeetively
N appropulated 10 per ant. of the net proofed'
erthe'llair to the Soldiers Home, and by
anther resohttlon decided to reserve 25 per
• emit for the fixture establiehment of a perma
' , • tat Mogul either for disabled soldiers, or for
solemn' alphas, ; "provided that the mien
des of war shall. not too pressingly require
• ' said reservation to be expended for the relief
of etekand wounded in the armies."
The Executive Committee of the Fair and
the • Ssaibrf Committee - . hare entire ten
" Ideates in thaVnited States Sanitary Com
mission. 11. operations meoonducted
! mcramitally,, and 'with. wonderful efficiency
- lathe
the It is IltriOnl de f. P erthe tmen a ts i min t hal systematised
fer .rollef o thi a noble
tastatallon worthy of te great people, and it
snows tens ail—by our Ratio; countryby
:ear dcayto the men ,who.are defending us in
moat Utah ottr i ptaperty end out homear—by
Owl sympathy or auffering-husaanity—byour
• losgitepsfer swim end honorable peso-4nd
tapes ail, by Our grstittule to the Divine
- hither of good,: who blesses so many of us
-With Wielded prosperity in the midst of the
itstion's calamity, to labor with seal and con
.Artlea.withsAberOlty cotareensawato tb the
. sidles whieksppend to no.
By order of eta Er.ecntive Committee,
• , _
Froth B. Buser, Chairman.
the 45.40
When tbeigsPurr tad been read, and:stasis
. nal given from the stand, the gag wa. rue up
' s tiCts proud sad lofty position,amid the cheers
_of the oleanders. As 110451 u siss • sag *sir
. . aerated abort the. reef, a propitious braes*
from the sonthweat aught its fells and 5L15.
-1151111/ . 4b4113 14055 bseutifelly•—the band at
the essne tine - striking up the,giand netball
• ! sir, aTheltar !Nettled Banner." The sena
' •• • Ins emit impressive. and beautiful, and so
haptritod the anemic: that , : three altars
" 1 " , sPentaneously given. . - •
- The Clusineen armoured, with regret, that
'Maas M. blershell, Esq.,who was to have
bun immat,vras detaisedisi stablest
,
dialisaa ow am. xrmanriact.
. Join 11. Eirbpstrick, Esq., was tatrottmed
to iheaudienle. 110 addressed himself to the
Marilee and geattemen, aad• all true friends
of W . lag;;. and 401115111541454 d them, that
Ay their labors of love and a wand anon,
Width seemed to know Ito betimes but meets,
they •hed se admirably completed - their ar
magemeata for the coutteg Pair for the bene
fit Of the defenders of our whole, ca;
Mentertn; andour belayed country. IN ; mil
dad to the great singularity of this day's
proettiodiligs in the history of this nation. On
SU blab of the new historic Papidau, a half
sttlllaa damn, Die mama inight, a anithiell
plume, and u common petit:ma:faith and
deitiaj, might possibly be engaged In deadly
Oak - of battle, as on Many a hard fought
inairthey already_ had leen, tar. the 'lngle
hit piemeatoes and fearfully abseebleg hum,
• • • whether tidi fag 'of the free, Which en this ,
glad sprint day, amid the shouts of the in 61-
W:obis smith, strains of patriot!e mate, bad
*A the sisal bine sky from 'seder stuff,
ahold wave over out:Seder &divided people.
ILettesidnot, and the , greet North, by their
leriskissiprotligat expenditure af blood and
traegorejitotad noilallova• that there acid
WS , fogis;# POO Was 00 4 4•
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Pliiofe.crandbost—the most heretoof any age or any
week ago we buried a hero of thirty-two
battles—Brigadier &mural Alexander Rays
—a Pittsburgh,: and a Penney',autism, of
whom this people and this natlen might well
he prond. We wreathed his oolln with iei
sterieffes, and draping It with the deg of kis
biassed eonntry, whisk ke had fallen to de
fend., illardnated by his almost dying words:
"illy God and my country," with arms re
varied Mad amidst the suppressed sobs of a
multitude aid the dirge of martial mulls, we
minded the hero to his last resting place. •In
the glad snaskine of the earnest spring, with
heaven's choleest and sweetest bastions fall.
ing upon him, we laid him te rest, to sleep
kis lest sleep, as a hero should be laid,
'With his martial cloak around him"
Standing by the colltheed ul heroic dead, and
thinking of innumerable others that had gone
from no Dever, to again return to us ;
of the r:loquent end salient Black, of Rippey,
of Jaekson, of Childs, and Shannon, and
Pationon, and Emmy, and Robinson, and the
countless others eqoallyhrave ; every man of
them • item, although not squally
known, the speaker did not believe .that a
eons. made sacred Ly tub head, could by
any poselbility, in the providence of a just
God, fail and come to naught.
Ile exhorted the issemblap to renewed ef
fort for the milder, living and dead. Living,
by words of encouragement and hope and
eympathy ; dying, by ministrations of affec
tion and love to cheer him In the last great
conflict ; and dead, by ti king to oar hearts
their wives and families, teaching them and
the nation and the world that the gratitude
of tire mrpnblie lune bounds to all times who
fall in behalf of her 'tan and her stripes,
herinstitutions and her laws,
The country, Continued thelnesker, eta
live, and 'hall, In the good providence of a
most wise, most hely, arid Just God, be
"born again" to another, a newer and abet
ter life. ,Porilled of Its great corm, it ;hail
rise redeemed, regenerated and disenthralled.
Its noble army ot, patriots and martyrs, who
have fallen in this great struggle, are not to-
day dead, but live
' , They never die who fall In • good came;
The ground :my wok their gore; their bodice
Fedd.a to the Me; their heeds may bout
04 cattle gates, and yeti their rpirtte
Walt among, and will conduct the
World to stamen at the belt"
The great North has trilled and determined .
mocrss to their cause, and it tan not and will
not fall. They have given of the dew of their
youth, the vigor of their manhood, and of the
silvered 'energy of age, and they will again
and again give, till the right prevail. True
to their traditions, their history, and their
instincts, they harnplutted deep In thigraves
of their dead heroes the tree of liberty ;•they
have watered It with their tears end blood ;
and thus this tree shall grow and blouson
until the oppresied of all lands skill rest un
der its shadow, till its perfume shell All the
world; and Da toms sUll be a healing to all
nations.
?SOP. Incsoes Avsszen.
'Rey. S. .1. Wilson, Pastor of the Sixth
Presbyterian church, was next Introdieed,
and delivered a brief but apprepriatileaddrees.
'Mesa that God, In his providence, was
'edwating this tuition. Among other belong,
be had taught as to give. Three years ago,
and no appeal, however eloquent, °mild have
realised gush immense swam la are now freely
given. God had asked as for blood and tr. as.
I tire, andse had give* both plenteously. God
had touched our hearts and our syropethiu,
and we were contributing llMnily of our
mew to alleviate the sulferber of fathers,
husbands, bretheri sad emu, whiled become
rick end wounded In the set tle.
Gild was also teaching a greatleuon Mother
nations of the earth. When Pert Sumter was
tired on, the aristocratic nations et Amite
exclaimed : "The bubble of popular govern
ment had burst." Baton. million of freemen I
spans to their fast, In defense of popular
government, and we bad proved this free na
tion the stroogait en earth. Jed 'Davis
laughed when Monty-11v* Mhinmand men were
*ailed for In the North, u lie could not see.
where they were to fume from, New seveotj
five thousand men would net form one wing
of our great army..
The ceremony this afternoon might he tym
,hollad. After theme 'aerial war the old fog
goes up—and to stay. As it went ups pro•
pitions brute caughtgit sail:waved It proudly
aloft. Might not this be proplietio—mixbt
not this flag, raised to-day, continue to wave
until the Met armed rebel Is subdued ? The
people ware Wm aid determined. It DOM
airy soother army would be given; and still
inother. Let us bete aothing of heart er
hope, bat ding our flag to the breeze, with
the motto: "God—Grant—Viotory."
tADDZIA OF Mt. SIMIAN.
.Thiman J. Dighton, Esq., was next intro
duced. Ile reviewed, at some length, the
cumin' whirl led to the war, and expressed
the firm belief that God was directing the
0002111 of the nation. If victory bad parched
upon out banners at 801 l Ban ; if the enemy
bad been overcome daring the first sear of
the war, would we then have been prepared
for peace? This war an important question.
Re believed the nation had not then been
educated to a fall sense of the duds& de
volving —upon it. Slavery, that great
lzdtpaity,en amount of which we were now
being chastened, would have remained to
distract as. The people however, through
rrrrrrrr to OW Armies, and the persistency
and the:wickedness of the:enesalt # onkel:overt%
meet, had been 'detested toe* high respon
sibilities devolving ripen thew, and • slavery
was at lout domed—lt twu new struggling in
its death, &Koziol, and the end was drawing
nigh. lie expreued azfaitermg faith its Ike ni.
mete none, of the issue, become he know
that God, and Justice andkit azaty war. en
our side. tie concluded by appealing to the
won and women of Ilta present day to, dim •
charge all their duties with patriotic %blitz,
en upon them were devolved the Mott moms*.
tons isms ever committed to the hands of
any people.
The addrones were well relieved, and after
Lim latter named gentleman had ooneluded
his remarks the oxalises were anneunsed
closed, and the assemblage &loaned;
Open Lug of the Steinway Wardroom.
Brom along anoint of tills important event
in • Sew York paper, we extract as follow'
We Audi say Roaring in praise of the
quality of Aturrioin piano-fortes as exhibit
ed to-day, for it feu been our province as
journalists to record from time to time many
great improvements made and patstied by
our manufacturere, the remelt of Which has
been to give their taxtrtuneato a world-wide
reputation and obtain for them the kighut
encomiums, from the first players, and judges
of tear), now living. The foot that * •
' Steinway A Sons have an agency in London,
where orders from various par's of the Brit
lsh kingdom as well as from the continental
clan are Oiled, L an evidence of the estbne
den in which their work is held abroad. We
believe this firm has also a first prise model I
to show, obtained at the last Industrial Ex
hibition in London. There is really no sted,
then, to detail the excellencies of American
instruments thin noirrionily acknowledged.
It le noticeable that the boars of Steinway
A. Sons his risen from obseurity to en, amt.'
notice hitherto unequalled, preeleely ithin
the period in which the country his made
such astonishing musical Fromm, . Hindu
yeirs ago they made their first piano. For
tweet three yews past they have been mak
ing-five grand mad fart, square pianos a week,
besides eocasional upright it boadsir bubo
moats. , Ut this"enormous avenge of 'about
two thousand end four kindred plums a year
dui net represent the demand furred epos
them by one-half. It. Is simply imaginable
to supply a greater camber of instrameats
than theydo, for the sob reason that :good
artisans aril act u plenty as hlsokberrlits•
In their immense factor/ on fourth ave
nue, red to whist' they have lately added a
new wing abut As else of City 'Halt IN
employed over fear tundra an at all times,
,had eight hundred pianos are constantly in
Process of manefuture. hunt *um I'M
bar Madrid extra hands, sad "they On
doable their sales, and peitaps impute, in
some measure, an inpatient army of wimid-he
eautomen. Al a nutter of credit Id the ar-
Sitio skill and businees LA of WU Win.
gabbed firm, it le just to add CEO their ex
ample in affording • penliarly tine tuba
*ant, as well as their now is Creating
their business, and their sal is premed's
in more ways than one the bin./id of wit,
witainlyhare contributed much toward the
•
rapid and : healthy propagation of mullesl
solace in fhb land. They kevi been pleat.
•
are, se well as reapers, and denim their
prosperity the more.'
. Undeniably, the honorable sompetition of
the Steinways and their speedy risesmpelled
other sad old established cabers timely
exertions, lest the wind shenid be tibia
wholly out of their nib, and hence came
Profit to the consumer of -harmony sad in
crossedj luster to the fame of home-made
planes.
At Stewart's magrilicent warehouse stand
abut indices of the passim for , derial . , 114-
Itaartel by 092 lovely wives' and , dangriterei
to the newly meted One passe on Sour-
Meath Oust la at once a monument to `alt
end a witness to its vitality, la the puppet
born of mations: •
It Is to entemplation with the *slim
"at. upon a WS, lot adjoin:
lag their' warereoms, • concert Atoll fir the
use of readout- artiste.i Already- though o'F'
mots& but a few. eske,.ksa their Ortahlisir;
.meat Deemer a Isablenalds 'saltsend the
nntsbeEtineberig'S...nnd news:OPOW - Ct 110
Arrival of the Eighth Pe:amply=la
Regiment
At ten 'o'clock tart night the Eighth Tiagi
meat of Pennsylvania litsseaves, whose term
of ealistment hu expired, "arrived In this
city. A large concourse of citizens anem
bled at the railroad depot :to bid them wel
come. The regiment was formed and march
ed to City Hall, preceded by din Greet West
ern Band, where a Ana entertainment was
provided for them. After 'supper, Mayer
Lowrie made the reception speech, which wee
responded to by Col. Bailey. Major Gallop,
au old Pittsburgher, was then called upon
nod responded la a neat and graceful speech.
The regiment was then marched to the 11. I.
Barracks, on Pint street, where it will .be
quartered anti' mustered out of the service.
The reception of the Eighth was all that
could be desired. Thousands of our clams
wen at the depot to lid welcome to the vete
rans. The regiment has been one of the
molt effective sent out by the State. When
the regiment left this city Vireo yeah ago
they numbered over one thousand, end
returned with two-- hundred and forty men.
They will be mustered out of service on Tues
day next.
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Fatal Accldent»..Caranar,a inquest.
On Saturday *venlig a *trainer called at
Charles Balletatter's saloon, on Wood street,
near Liberty, and asked for lodging.
The landlord stated that .he was not pre
pared to reCelill lodgers but would en
dow:Or to accommodate him. What the
house was closed, the stranger and the
her-keeper retired to bed in s third story
MOM, and -yesterday morning the stranger
was 'found dead In the yerd attached to the
house. The Coroner was Bent for, and en in
vestigation of the case made. The bar keeper
stated that be went to sleep immediately after
retiring, and did not waken until morning,
when he mined the stranger from the room.
Sitar examining a ntunber, of witnesses, the
jury came to the conolosion that the deceased
had risen from his bed during the night, and
not being soinattfted with the locality of the
bowie, accidentally fell oat of the window.
The Coroner was =able: to aseetain the
name of the deceased, as be bad no letter or
papers about his person. In his pockets were
found' a dollar-bill end a small amount of
I c p:str in cLu;s ey n currency.
I.
g ll e Informed tu :L oii landlord .
nod, sr. intended to go to. Philadelphia.
Twentr•Ttilrd 'District.
The net deficiency is this district, accord
ing to the credits of all kinds reported from
heed quarters to the Board of Enrollment, to
44f ; but there may be ether credit' not yet
reported. The eggrogate delciesey et the
sub , districts te considerably greater than
449, there being many that have more mon
credited to them than ere ' needed te 11l their
eimetas. The Beard will publish an exhibit
of the state of each sub-distriot as icon as
the questions of =edits can be settled.
It le DO yet tally determined Whether
deficient eab ,, district will be required to
furnish the fall &Meant of Its quota, or only
its proportional share of the above meatiened
delebeney of 449,1 ming the not deficiency ot
I eha whole distiie‘ Should the latter course
be adopted, an account will he opened with
the moral sub-districts, barging those defi
cient with the number of men they now owe;
and creditiag them with the number that
shell-be drawn; and crediting such as may
have a surplus with the amount ef mole
plus, tektite charges and • credit. will be ad
justed In the assignment of quotas M the seat
draft. The draft will be made as seen as the
credits can be arranged.
The Courts.
IC(ll4.yarted calamity ft?r the Gasetta)
Disfiricr Cotart.—Today this Court will
take up theatres itudleposed of In Its preseat
Argument end lioulty Meta,
Comma Pluari.—Tkle Court will, to- day,
take up the following t lift:
1. J D 1101 vs dumb 111 McDonald. Rule tar
Judgment.
it. Alm Nallt vi J 11 Salo". Motion for new
D. ?Arai Barry Ti Jaa Barri • /a
J ohn Gaanst la D. If Guand. 10-dlvorra
L John Gramma •a Gala/too Graham. to of
6. nry.Cnym n Ohm Dah O•nlorat
T. Wm Wllvir et 61. !giant Unman, Al
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%lon for new trial.
S. J Crawford rot nee H Harebell. Eassreed
Question°.
O. •Ilaghens, Coasts vs J Blactreste et id. He
served lavertions.
10. Prurater and wife vs Cr-serfs:4 and wife. sale
far an attachment. .
11. C E Respect we Ju Cr!,..l &served Quo.-
Nous.
12. T 8 Oluablo Thos Collins. Motion for 1111
lk lemorbsch sal .i 1 TS J noodorlsou et al. It
anal Qutotious.
15. Johnston, Uttar ICo vs Chu E Cook. Ru
to Missive uttucholast. '
rT7Ntilltri.:CoG.:onlotTVilltroodi."ll
- to apootal roman.
Row Col. Hanebright was Wounded.
A dispatch from Colonel Husbright, of the
79th Pennsylvania Reg'.Meat, dated Nashville
Hospital, near Tunnel 14 Georgia, May 11,
says: "I eiu struck lethe. side by a piece
of shell, on Monday afternoon, soon after ad
lancing on the enemy. My injuries are
slight, and I have reason to be thankful for
the escape from instant death. The force of
the piece mast bye bun broken by the limbs
of the trees and - ashes; u the gun was quite
(dose to where I was• struck. My side is
bruised eonaiderably, and one rih blokes, but
this will soon mend, and I exposit to be with
the regiment in a few days. This happened
at the sane place we parted with the robs
about two month; sloce,and where my friend
Miholotsy was killed, Iluisszd'a Roost."
The Inauguration of the Fair—Latter
from Gov. Curthr.
Mr. Brunet, Chairman of the Executive
Committee of GM Bonita:7 Fair, has received
the following letter from Governor Curtin, in
maim:tie to a latter inviting him t• attend the
opening of our Falr,aad deliver the inaugural
•
address :
Maannauao, Pa. 39th May, 1964.
My dear Bir—itateemis; it an honer not to
be rejected, X. will be most happy to take the
part in the ceremonies of the °pearls of the
Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair to which you invite
me in your letter of the 19th May halt,
Very respectfully your ob't ev't,
A. G. Creme.
To Felix B. Brunet, Esq.
Fiore Evergreens Wanted for the Fair.
Notwithstanding arrangements have been
made to get a large +math, of evergreens
daily from the Allegheny mountains until the
Fair opens, mote are Doodad, and farmern con
venient to tits city are solicited to bring in
wagon loads of hemlock and iligarsat varie
ties of pines as early this wash as possible.
They can be unloaded at Floral or Audience
Hall, where there will be some one ready to
moire thorn at all times. Market men com
ing to either city during the wash, could pie
tureitin,l7 top Ott their loads w.th hemlock
and pine branches, and Isave.them at the Fat
Buildings. We hops that farmers, market
mon and others living whore then evergreens
are to be found; wpi.oot overlook this sloth*.
Duns or • liormrsa.--15Mos Totingostnem
ber of company Z,102d Pennrylvaals 'Bee
mut, who was wounded la one of the late
Mails, in the Army of the Potomlo, died Mr
Wuhingten Olty on Thursday last. Ills body
wu brought to this city yesterday for Min.
mint. Mr. Yung was • mamba of the
Jeotamis Independent Blues doling the Ides-
Man war, and gamed daring that campaign.
EN leaves a *Maud family.
Dazes or Loot Ornins,—Sierce Brennan,
an old and wall known citizen, who fer auto,
years acted so an cfSces of tha Court of Quar
ter Semitone, died at kis residence in Um Sixth
Mud, on Saistday. Salvador &locust, who
for a long torte et years kept • hotel la the
Birth Ward, also
be
on Saturday. The fa,
nisei notices will be found elsewhere.
Ceasnortot..-In tier Wt of "dons lons
aelraewledged" by the Treasurer of the Baal.
tiny Pair, as pablished en ilaturday starting,
H
Bennie or lif . Logan 11 Gregg and
It • /We k Getty were transposed, mad
Ms amount given by the Termer was credited
I. the latter. It should be Logan b Gregg,
$500,00 1 flay . k Getty. $110,00;"
DVITIZT 0., Hear's Dire•Woll.--Captidu
Riddle will accept • tow more good sent°
fin up the third Battery of Ksap's .101 day
Batten ti 's. Ile Intea mustaring in thil of.
tarnobn at 2 eulock, and adverthee • call In
another colufatt, alifinu all members to report
at headqnartete die afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
TIM IKROIiIIII2 FOR ARIZ.-WO us Indebt
ed to J. W. Prrroot, opposite the Pest 001 es,
of Wood street, for early copies of Bridles'
Lady's Book and the Atlantic, Monthly for
Ante.: They are both splendid numbers—the
utter bektstaneh abori the map.
DANNISIV;COVIIMOTI P , Mo;,
depot of the: Irsaborry and Merriookok EMI
BOA In • was entered Iset
by repealing o, paid in the door., no , rare
:vat Wows apex and *raked of shoot sin
Attiortio ifiAliltts434:Pitto*fisWaoP.
gm for Jai is. wady at. /Ink
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Letter from Zap Mates. -
- : Beerivecte, Xa7lB, 110,
Orritatnnt It It only a day or tato since I had
the honor of ntaalsing year printed denial . Is rela
tion to lb* opprncning Pittsborgh Dataltat7 Fair,
for the sick and wounded Soldiers, containing the
names of the committee and a list of honorary mm-
ben, In lb. bettor of which I am much gratified Jo
Ind my mule included. For this mail nttanticn
I tender the
be thankful acknowledgments.
This might be onfildent, but when I ton t, the
mancm portion of your note, !Spied In the at:do
g-mph of each of you, my hospreulou of pier good
mu, csil for a more special notico In my repij.
Tour language stir. up emotions of • Marl not jet
so much blunted by feebleness end
an age
_hit iditkto
lOb -
firm yeero, bringing me into the tort period of
and finding me .tilt in the midst of the aim
generous people, by whom oo may acts of
great kb:ideas, contribilting to my happiness,
have been thrown rima me ; and now but yesterday
followed y e t our mu once of coal ience
bi and
good will, e 1 cantiOt arrest my Inclination as
press, sparingly, anti:mots connected with the noble
end generous undertaking into watch the, men and
women of our land have thrown thsir full burp of
benevolence in aid of the came of tho . g•Ltanraol-
Mem of mar country. To, I tame =ewe Joist en
thusiastic compardOu ; nay, your guide and lraor In
the holy work of charity. whose/wart ramie coma to
throb, nor bee fair hand to rest from Ira labor, 'lnuit-
Imting Pam every source and garnering Atm al:brood
health and relief for the huntshed and diubliel sol
dier. Abe tenet clod in armor, Join tho '•randtand
filo" end rub Into the row and tumult of Alte battle,
bat are timers arrund and watches Ik. borders of ilia
fluid of carnage Waned net with the Instranunt of
datb, bat with thohealing relief,nue !aeons
of alloviation carried from toe warehoue of year
Sanitary F•le.
She koala upon the ground, molotened with the
blood of the mediate patriot, and if the moment of
cure be put, and the °balsam wenod cast the dub
,blow of dekth upon his pal o and wanted features,
a bright mit Romero and the darklino mellowsaway,
for she sdmialst en to kim the unsolation, bo oof
reward to be rotund in It o gold, Sot where n. '
battlin, but where peace and forglvenwo are found.
A. on American," must he dead to the honor of my
country,ml a Magner from my .worn fidelity tolls
conothntlon—with my unimpaired atter doteetation
of ttoceuton and tts treasonable offering, were I not
highly excitid by the noble efforts to which 1 allude,
nod did I no mcompuis you by day a• d by night
far your foil end consummated summon
Lint, alas t how mot euful to It tome th the cir-
CU/I/Stantee to which I ham referred iende• me unfit
to Jolri IWin• active and pr. ctica partlcipeo ion with yon
In your try nod various plane to gain the .e n d
of you. purodt for the benefit of the tick and
wounded soldiers.
inn the holy Ctiwituw Tkein7o ;mato raring and
.'esionel to stand On a .pet, once to my boyhood eye
tamn mid only occulonally oupled by a foe whose
tomahawk waii Moment and harmbro, compared
witn the ow rd of the Southern &bol o may, vial Its
various end It:delimiting collection, pass away with
whichg to tue the satisfaction/A • sight of objects
Aid. tke coming time. t r long bold la re
reembranco•
The gen.( and gladiola advance of the army of
the ?atom.a may giro you mom wok, and Cell for
increased acuity In youriaftwetant and intemithig
',Up:Loin:cut or the war;" but your 'Alma will be
aceompanial and shared by victoria tad the down
fall of tont anoguit and crintbaal toot d hums of
stony of the chief author. of the disasters of the
coun•ry. Their prepottiormily ailed 'tamed soil
of Virginia, - may now with great propriety In the
ratans hear that luguago ; for it ts sow a ...oil" ren
dered •Niscrsd" by the glorious victoria of a pearl.
mic and loyal army. Those victories proclaim peace,
notoompromiu nod dutardly concession, Its true
and legitimate meaning.
With high *alum, your Mend and obliged
citisen Wit WitLikil
ToWears. Dominec, Teech, Funtavat, Jacribas,
William and Barker.
19•XITXST Fox Lemmas —We would
remind our readers that the second leotum of
the "Sanitary Fair Committee" will ,be de- .
livered In Lafayette Hall or to-morrow
(Tuesday) evening by Mr. John Bakewell.
dubjsot—" Contrasted Laker—Katrina Co
mo Lueeme aid Genesaareth." The subject
furnishes h laid for most Jute] (sang study,
and, is a historical point of Vial!, is auseepti•
Lie of being presented In a way that must
charm every hearer. Mr. BtOlfidip as a
ripe classical scholar, possess g a highly
cultivated taste for "the beautiful," is amply
qualified to develop. the extreme interest of
his attractive subject.
SILLZD ON TIN PnwnSilvana RAILROAD.—
A man wan killed on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, near Swissvale, on Saturday. Coroner
McClung was not for, and bald an inquest on
the body yesterday afternoon. W. were
unable to learn the partictibun at the acci
dent.
DltD —Capt. Therese S. Hirkbridt,2l,..Co.
It, 1112 d Penneylyenia 'Regiment, wins was
wounded during the 11 days' battle at the
Wilderness, died is the hospital, at Freder
icksburg, on 'friday last. Ilia body will be
embalmed end brought Dome for Interment.
Azusa or . Picarocirrr.—On Saturday af
terheon a noted pickpocket, named Usury
Arnold, was arrested In the Allegheny Dia
mond while attempting to Oak the poottl of
Mr. Matthew Sloan. Mayon' Alexander com
mitted him to jail for ninety days.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICE'S
Twain Pawr, Plain
. end Ornamental Slats
Roofer, and dealer ielennryirania and Ver
sion' slate of the hest quality at low rates
Ohm et Alex. Laughlin's, near the Water
Worts, Pittsburgh, Pa.
6reow. Norms.—The attention of ocr
reader. to directed to the•brilliant assortment
of Bprlag and Summer Goods put received
by OW friand lir. John Water, No. 126 Pod
seal street, Allegheny. lII' stock comprises
a great variety of raze 7 French, Englieh,
6r.otak and American Cassimeret sad Cloths,
and One Bilk and Camtmore Vostings,--101 of
which will be made up to order In the latest
'Wes and In at best mennat. A cholas se-
Illation of Furnishing Goods also on bond sod
for sale, together with a hill stook of Ready
Made atothins. well ead fkobloaribly made.
Itanoven..--Elantuel Graham ar Co., Mar
shwa Tailors, have removed to 73 Smithfield
stmt. We ere just receiving our aimed
npply of spring and seminar pods, and
would most respectfully invite our friends and
the public in general to examine our new
sleek, bettering it to be one of the finest
stocks of merchant base goods in the city.
livery garment warranted to give full lade
faction, In both price and quality. Give to
call before purchasing elsewhere and judge
Ifsr yonrielvel. k McCointsos,
Merchant Tailors, Ifs. T 3 Smithfield street.
throw' ma us roontsa.—For tie who
bes from the 'Mots of the heist, ten perith
from damp and exposure to night air. email
dome of ELOLLOWAY'S PILL% taken every
other night will correct all disordore of the
Liver and tumuli, purify the blood, Mid la-
IIEtIttOLUSCL Milth b ewer Mgt.
ilelleway'l Pills and Ointment me now re
tailed, owing to the high price of &Us, koo
at OS mute, tMI cents and 51 10 per bon or pot
for silo to -Pittsburgh by B. Paha*.
steak aid Co.
Put mile at Polton's drag atom, lifth street,
Pittsburgh.
Tor salt also by Geo. A. Tay, radical
street Allegheny atty.
Ici Oasan awn Bons chearfally
glom my thanks to the publle generally for
their kind patronage In thus past; and fur
their comfort and benefit I have fitted Up the
finest and moat comfortable saloon and 110 n.
featlonary, where Isft he glad:to acoammo•
data all *IA tbm,bast of averythlng In toy
lite, at Bnand Oylederal 'treat, Allegheny.
BOLDISAS and °Maori in the army, being
exposed to sadden changes, should always be
supplied with "Brown's litouthial Troches,".
as they glee prompt relief in •► cold, cough or
an Initstad sore throst.
Per sale by dr:wrists generally.
De. Manure, Dentist, N. 10 .ifsmxth
street, between Smithfield and Grant.
No imbuement+ held inn by offering low
riolll4 bit an equitable fee will be °barged
In wary ems, for the beet materials will be
Ind, mad all the elms and skill mousempe
tarePerllSlMlSirfiltik Ault applled
fathem
Oran= and oarrfage cells wUI b Wan it
tha Omaibea dies, No. 410 Pam slams, /ay
or Wahl- All ardor, lop at the above place
will be promptly atteadrd to. All tills toast
be paid la advanoe. •
Oen Pseeoomeres of the Ista Gen. Imus
eta be bad at Plitosiee, appetite the , Poit ,
Ocoee.
Jonas M. GAMS,. Attune . , at les.
Griot Mist. slat"
0, Omni Dentist, AI Pau street, WM I
tend to aid byline= et di professios:
DIED:
Int-rday, Iffy fact Sr. PIIOI.OII
aka alf ail, apo 76 yaw.
Teo frantic of no Wally an rogoostaa to Wand
Ma funeral can nar,ll3l tatt.; at ans o'clock, l m.„,
fganthla lots accidence, 110. retard stead. Finn
41011119--099iltlrea1, Illa 7 ft, Mr, tlai,:yit/Oli
IbutlUal, sign 05 jaaro.
no relative. aid Minas of no Wady on ts.
apatfally Incited to stand hap fisaltral watt arras-
iota at two o'clock, from hla iota iodine*, neva
of lomat sal Attati Want
Srmorte..-es tawdry mental, Nay
.. tlat,
Muni dattattan of llama Incaott,
fa tko 15th 7av other or.
Tho fund will 'Ono plAco co Moron, A, 211
liuf.. id &clack 17; mt rent lb. ffoldlan weber
falba, in day din, sear lionetotron, Ansitora
City. lin flint elite war era xpro: 111 .
'ion to Oilool.
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THE LATESTNEWS
BY TELEMPII.
OUR 'SPEDIAL •DISPATOHES.
GRANT.
MPORTANT CHANGE OF POSITION.
THE WHOLE ARMY.IN MOTION!!
RESULT OF THURSDAY'S BATTLE.
The Cause of EwelN Failure to Tutu
Our Bight,
SHERIDAN ON ANOTHER RAID!!
Special Dispatch to tko Pittsburgh
.oastotts.
WABBIIIOIOI I , May 22,1864
A rebel lieutenant, who denerted and came
nto oar lime' on Friday, stated to one of one
correspondents at the front that Ewell attrib
utes his failure to tarn our right, on Thursday
night, to the conduct of a Colonel who moved
hi. regiment too far iota our lines, thus dis
closing the movertient,too soon; that Lee's
army numbered 90,000 before the battles of
the Wi'darnels, and hat lost from 25,000 to
30,000 in killed, wounded and missing, and
hu been reirgurced by three brigades since
his occupation of Spot:l34,lml. Court Ileums.
Last Monday Lee Issued" general order,
which was rsal along the litres, stating that
Brecklarldfie had defeated Sigel and captured
many,prisoneu ai d an entire train in the
Shenandost Valley. nodal= that the rebels
bare captured six thonsuld.prisoners, besides
the weernded. He also claims that ke has
plenty of ptorisions and that there had' beei
no scarcity.
The railroad trots Acquit Creek to Fred
ericksburg it eipaited to be In running order
next Tuesday.
Transyorrn •ere expected at Fredericks
berg yesterday, to. remove the dangerously
wounded by pater to Washington.
New Tou, May 22.—A Port Monroe du
pateb of tday.2oth to the ftenzki, states that
squats of rebel prisoners continuo to arrive
In a dilapidated oondition, who express hopes
that the campaign wilt be concluded soon to
prevent their exchange.
Gen. Sheridan's faro* be. left Hakes
Landing, and Will soon be heard from.
A Herald correspondence nearSpottsylvanis
ander date of May 2 lit, B A. if., says that
our troops Were moving all night to a new
position. •
Thts morning general headquarters were
broken up and_nearly the whole army is In
motion. Pre:duly where our emit halting
place will be, time will alone determine. The
general impression is that we shall have bard'
fighting immediately.
Another coryesPondest says of the fight on
Thursday tight, in widish the raw cavalry and
' artillery acted so handsomely, our lose was but
half the numPer originally stated.
A rebel deserter gays their , loss wee double
ours, end represents the enemy as very much
chagrined at their failure to turn our right.
The r Ina Corps now occupy a position in
advance of two limes of works held by the
enemy a few days since, and our progress,
slow, is sure and steady.
Trains were running to Oninney's Station
during last *sok.
Gin. Meade bas timed an order oomph'
meeting Gee. Tyler's division and General
Kitoban's brigade for their gallantry In the
action of flit:Today,
There wee no lighting after Thursday.
Wrautserrow, May 21 —A dispatch from the
headquarters of the army of the Potomac,
dated to-day ssye Nothing of importance
occurred yesterday.
The wounded from the fight of Thursday
afternoon, were rent to Fredericksburg during
the day.
Oar lees war much heavier than Ant znp
posed—abont 11i0r0111 hundred. Over one
thousand of whom were met to Washington.
A large situ:fiber of "roundeb rebels were
brought into our hospital., and oared for, some
of whom afterwa• ds died.
The rebel loss is estimated at twelve hun
dred killed and wounded, besides about four
hundred and Atty windier', who were sent to
Washington last night.
Sixty citizens of Poslerioksburg have been
arrested and will be sent to Washington to
to be held a hostages fr the slaty of our
wounded men taken by them, ant o•nvsyed
to Richmond.
Rebel prisoners routine• to be brought in.
About twenty-Ace bare been captured
sine, lastnight. They give gloving &coolants
of the Confederacy, and say that General Lee
is certala of Anal victory.
New Tots, May 21.—A Pest special, from
Weabiegton 21 says: Private advice' from the
army of the Potomac confirm previous Stitt.-
' menu that 'Lee's army is •mailer than was
estimated, having been greatly reduciod by
the recent haulm.
.ECRETIEY STANTON'S BULLETIN
Affairs In the Departments of
Sherman, Banks and Butler.
MPORTANT MOVEMENT BY GRANT
The Hebei: Hastening' South
Wart Dsrurrancr, WASZINGTOII, May 22,
10 p. m.—fo Moja,. General Dic :—On Briday
evening General Grant commenced a move
ment for the purpose of compelling Lee to
abandon tits position at Spottsylvania—the
details of snitch, for obvious reasons, shocild not
be made public. Itllias tbas,fer progressed
ectecessfally.
Lonptreoe. corps started south at 1 o'clock
en Friday night, an hour and a half after
Maneeek moved. Beelt's corps followed
Looptreet list night.
The indleations are that the rebel army has
fallen back beyond the North Anna. Hoke's
brigade has Joined Lee. The movement of
Gen. Grant has thus far been accomplished
without any severe engagegaent or serious
Interruption. We now coon* Outline, S -
Ilan, Milford Station, and south of the Mat
tapony enithat line,
A dispatch was resolved this morning from
Osf. Canby, dated May lath, at the mouth of
Bed Itiver,which says: We have}limers to-day
from rebel sources that all thatunbests except
two succeeded In getting ;over the falls at
Alexandria on the day mentioned In General
Daub' dlipatplw.
No dispostotta hare best received to-der
from te Ben: Bailer.
A dispatch from Kingston, Ga., states tut
Gen. Shorelines toms are rating end is.
plenisbing their supplies.
[elgnedl E. M. STISTOS.
WMlll7lO'Ol4 Bley 11, 0.10 p. m.-112
armed Miik—Dhpatolise from General Sher.
the eta(' that our fortes found in 1101111
a good dial of provisions, seven One iron
wake soil lie machine shoos. We bare is.
cured two good bridprand an "salient ford
soma the Etowah. The esti ant now arriving
at Kingston, ;with atoms, and two dos would
be givealo replenish and It up.
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A displitah jat reosived from Gen. Danes,
dated at Alesendrisi May e, states that the
dam will be completed to , morrow, May e,
1 tad if the gunboats relieved Mrs •he would
then more immediately for tba Mississippi.
Gen. Caeby WM at the mouth of Bad River
on Ility lei collecting forces to slat lienks
if necessery.
A dispatch from Gin . Butler dated Mai 10,
tact night, reports that he had - beenSOO,
all i the enemy - endeavoring to oleo in
on our tines. We ban alveoli' the rebel
Gen. Walker, of the Tem-troops.' 1 :
(1111110,1.) E. if. ETASTOI3,
Sonitsty pommludnii
livi You, May"2o—",The 1000 jai Of
Cal;oontribUted to the Sanitary emits.
sice,by peolte;mmstr,olloodoe,thettelsht
open which wit paid Jiimss hiellsery; 01
the some pleas salved this motales..All2l4o.
wants ate We* made to sell the sem et pub.
Ile seetle4 ei.Tgesday. •r. ; - • ;
Explielotl•eSevethl- Perini NOW.
Demon; hre:iliA..-Ths propillte line es.
pleded: elle marlins "Ws Lying at the dock.
1311 i pains ittlawou to bokillokatulotbiel
are appeeett.t4be,- ,, Thi beet4eset?) 1411, .,
Trocksad,ou!t 1 4 t
BANKS
OUR GUNBOATS OVER THE FALLS
ndria Evacuated by Oar Troops.
HOSPITA L STE AMERS Fl RED UPON
Slaughter of Troops on the City Belle
DELEGATES TO THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
Bad. Feeling Betvreea tha rev:kali and
Native PLealdeuto at riatamarae.
Wasnuorow, May 22.--Sixty hostages who
were arrested in Fredericksburg, arrived
to
the city this morning and were committed to
the Old Capitol Filson.
The following dispatch has been received
by the Nary Department:
Iloa. Gideon Vella, Secretary of Rey :
I have just received a letter from LiOntol3l.Dt
Commander B dead at Month of Black
River, May 18. Be writes as follows:
This morning, a bearer of dispatches from
Gen, Banks, arrived at Fort de Bussey, who
says that when be left one gunboat was com
ing over the falls, and it 11111 currently be
lieved that all' would get over.. Be knew
nothing more. I have information from a
reliable. source thus the dun hes been oom•
plated, and we may soon expeot to hear that
all the iron clads are over.
Cam, 22-10 p. in—Admiral Porter's flag
ship its arrived at Mound City, and reports '
the entire fleet ant of fled river, the dam
haring'reached a 'efficient heighten the 13th
to suable them to move.
An extensive cone egration recently occur
red at Natobesecomuming several blocks of '
the moat princely balding,. Itis_ supposed
to be the work of an incendiary.
The steamer Mollie Able, No. 17, arrived
this evening with the 17th and 28th Illinois
Infantry on board, en runts for Springfield.,
The 2lith have re.enhate& The 17th are to!
be mustered out.
Qur forces evacuated Alexandria last week
and moved towards Bellspert.
The ofacirs of the steamer Laurel Hill,
which had arrived at New Orleans, stets that
they ditinctly heard heavy'eannonading from
the direction ear forms bad taken.
The fleet was much 'labored, fa pairing out,
by guerrillas, who lined the banks bowman
Alezandrie and Fort De Ramey. :
A portion of Alexandria was burning when
the Laurel Hill left. This steamer had 200
slok on board, and while flying hospital flags
was fired into ten miles below Alexendria.
No injury resulted..
Gen. McOlernand, who was seriotmly ill, was
on board. Cot. Mott, of the 149th - Ohio, and
many other officeri of rank, were killed, and
the greater part of oar troops slaughtered, of
which there wire floe hundred on board of the
steamer City - -13.11, at the time she was
captured and burned by the rebels, thirty
miles below Alexandria, in the early part of
the month.
Fourteen delegates, to represent Louisiana
in the Baltimore Convention ' were elected by
the Bram Convention ea the 16th. The Delea
says the action of the convention was has
monlotis, every member endorsing the general
policy of the civil and military administra
tion,also heartily approving of the military
sedy!! career et Gen. Banks and the policy
inaugaraled by, GOT. Hahn,as tending to put
ting! down the rebellion and restoring the
Union.
The steamship Casandra, from Boston, had
arrived with 3113 men of the 30th Massechu
setts and 94 recruits for various other com
mands.
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Late intelligence from Matamoros repre
sent things in a very unsettled state, and a
bad feeling existing between the native, and
French residence, which bad ripened into an
setual outbreak. Gen. Cortemas and staff,
while riding through the streets, ware insulted
by Frenchman. A general panel aimed,.
and Weapons were drawn and freely used by
both parties.
Carton's' Adjutant General, during the
melee, shot one Frenchman dead. and another
was disabled and enbrequently executed
the next day by Corteaas- Much excitement
prevailed and many French residents were
lowing the city. All was quiet in the dote
Ity of Brazos.
Judge. Hancock, one of I.2ez meet prominent
17410 t man of 'Bizza, bee escaped from re.
baldom and arrived at Brownsville, accom
panied by about 20 others.
Si era Retreat—The Rebel Losses
Rebel Daft Works Destroyed--
Successfal Expedition—The Teri-
Forty Loan—lsebel Hostages.
WMIIIINOTON ' May 22.—The Richmond po
per • of the 19th Init., claim a great victory
over Sigel at New Market, and say they
would have captured his army had it not
been for our cavalry. According to their ao.
counts, Sigel ran twenty miler without stop
ping, abandoning his hospitals and burning
his trains, la.
These papers state their tomes at 20,000 in
the battles with the Army of the Potomac, hut
claim a victory every time. They acknowledge
losing twenty guns, but are silent as to the
number of prisoners.
The. Navy DepartMent has received •
erimmualeation from the United Stec. bark
Ethan Allen, blockading off Murrell's Inlet,
S. 0., repquitig the destruction of valuable
salt works,ethe information being given them
by contrabands ef the locality of the works,
which were at • place called Cane Pitch, 15
=Rash= the inlet.
Cpou reaching the works an Knurl crew
was sent ashore who succeeded in destroying
them and burning the building. Extensive
arrangements had been made for extending
the works to double their sloe.
.A communication has been received from
the Pawnee, which lays that en expedition
was lent up the St. Johns river, Florida,
under command of General Ralzey, and had
bun very sueceesful,
they did not however meet the enemy sup
posed to have OfOltea at Port Tates, to tb•
eut side of the St. John. One thousand hei
of cattle, some hones and other valuable
property were raptured. The expedition
bad not returned to Jeckionville al last ad
vices, bet was expeoted seen to do se by way
of St. Augustine.
Eight hundred more wounded arrived here
this morning.
The subscriptions reported to the Treasury
Department to the 111:40 loan for the tut
reek amounted to $5,800.000. The total ',A
scriptions to data are $54,000,000.
. The appoint:rout of Gen. Ranter, to the
oemutand of the department of Western
Virginia, gives much satisfaction here.
It is now expected that the new tariff will
be reported to the House, by the Ways and
Mean, Committee , on Monday.
A proposition (or the final adjournment of
&tigress will soon be mode, Axing the day
on the 25th of June next.
European Intelligence.
Nay You, May 23.—The 'tamer Alllllll.
can, from Southampton, Me i 11, arrived this
morning. The following item& were not re
paired liyittle 'dela' by the Pa ulen:
In the House of, Lords Eat Russel stated
Ault the Conformal, had agreed to * minen
sion et boatilitlea for a month from the 12th,
on-condition that the blockade of the German
porta 'bald be rased, ,
Bailment adjourn - radii. 13th.
The Beak of Prance' has raised its rate of
discount to 8 per sat.
In the moat naval engagement the Ans
alai were Maly beaten. One frigate wa
in lama The Dattecanobered behind Sand
Island Dila& Sweeda end Norwegian war
vase% which assembledosa_m I sth, - olf Gat
**abort, under Pace OIOLT.
Garibaldi arrived at Capra on the 9th.
The Data naval &nacos') and the aura
sion of hostilities was rewind to - Loudon
with animation: Consols phased to 9I
, The Austrians Pillaged liaison, Vander',
!did other plugs >a 7a d.
•
Congressional.
Vasansoron lisp 21,1604.
eaturs.-11r. Line, of lioness, presented
the; credentials of Plshbatk, Senator
sleet from Arkansas, in .plaea of &bastion.
Mr. Connell moved t hat the orestatials bo ro.
)forged so the Committee en Judiciary.
On MAMA of Mr. LIMO. of Emu, the
consideration of the motto'. of Mr. Counts
wu postponsd until Mtnday. • .
• The Senate, in' executive session to-day,
alarmed this nombostion of Col. Suonel Car
roll, of the Eighth Oldo-Voinntears, and Cap.
;fain of -the' Tenth :Vatted States Infantr3r,
to be Brigodler General, for pliant and 41s-
Copts/lid senleein the *lOl os7 o battler in
the Wilderness and Spottsylronlo C. 11. Ho
is Iloyer•II , and perhaps mortally, wounded.
James Taylor, of Msr/Lind,hu bean appoint
ed 'pedal agent at large of the Post Olio*
Dopartmeatplies of Jana Walbrook, de-
The d.
The Paella Pailroadblll Ens takan ar and
debated upon,stioneth. ,
The Pirot• - -
„- - -
You, Kay 21,41 a rebel Windom
irlodds. riU.4 ftom .Benaudi4itin
.Utlibuttitocraltioadorinad probably km'
In thao Oa*: of Azottiesok Tiot,l)l, - ; toy
Newlott sid Wimp& . -
Ell=2ll
a`oia
Epeeist Dhpsteh to the Mattigla Cluatte,
waarrocrros, M►J 21,1264.
sitserra
The Senate eonfinned..tint following: Col.
&maid 8. Carroll, iitts'Oidti,suild Cant 10th tf
8. Infantry, Brig: Genera, reecm
mandod for MI gallantry ant distingriished
services in the riled bye bailie in the Wil.
dernems and at B pothulvanla Cotiat inns*. He
is severely and It Is fesredmornelly !rounded.
Wm. H. Waterman, of Wisconsin, Enpotin
tendons of Indian Affairs, for Vaihington
Territory, vice John C. MoGsdon, decline&
In==
The cool asinamptlon involved la Claiming
n neat In the United States Sersate,:frons the
State of Arkansas, was , to—Jay pplap&
Senator Jim Lane, of Sakti's, being the
fitting spokesman for the -olaimakt.
NO PlOlllllO
There hes been no fighting in
. the front
since the defeat of the' rebel attempts on
Thursday to cot our ooncrotralcationa with
Fredericksburg.
The Bogus Proelamatlail7-Iteleate of
Telegraph Operators.
New Yana, Me 21.-Another Brooklyn
reporter, named J. A. Mattson, hes been ar
rested in conneation with the authorisation of
the beg= proaLsmation. Ile was ezeplojed as
a WilliemebergraPortat. for VAriata papers.He is charged with writing -- ,ln Snanifold the
copies of the pretended proelsmation which
Coward bad drawn. It-is alleged that he
cawed a draft of the proolsmatioeXtoMHowart,
wall &request to see that. Golden weredellter
ed at the newspaper office) In via city. • -
New Your, May,: 21.—The telegraPh
operators of sae-Independent Line , who wet
sent to sort Lafayette to Wednesday night,
were this morning taken frordsttoc fort te •
+apparel Dix'. Headquarters, and ensmitted,
when affidavit& were made by theta to the
effect, that they knew -nothing of the forged
proclamation and they wens imtiuttUatedy
set at liberty. . .
The soldiers still remain t the office of tha
Independent Telegraph; an itvEd be held un
til further orders.
i l n
From the Blockadin Squadron—A
Rebel Iron-Clad elltruSid.
New You, May 22—T e supply steamer , .
Newborn, from the bloated j squadron, has
arrived. She hat a numb. of boxikade run
ning prisoners. i • ,
The rebel iron-clad, North Carolinal which
recently came a short distanonovor Wilming
ton Bar, leaked so badly that she; was com
pelled .to run ashore. When the tide fell she
broke in twain amidships.- nu consort, the
Raleigh, is nearly completed.
Rebel Prbsonerseelikuidred Day Men.
LIDIANIPOLII, May 12.—Six hundred rebel
prisoners, °soured by Gen.Shermen,arrived
here this morning.
Two regiments of hendred de eel:masers,
from Indiana, left for the fro t yesterday.
The or six more will leave•• Monday or
Tuesday.
Railroad Accident.
• Massa-um, May 21.—One 'ear Of the ex
press train, bound north on the 0.0. &O. B.
It, was thrown front' the tract near Crestline
this montiscand Mr. DOwittb of the liras of
YoangaLan & Dewitt, of this city, Val killed.
Several others were Injured, bat none sett.
only. They were all brought, here. •
MARKETS BY TO.LEGEAPEL,
Frew York Matt.
Naar Tsai May 2L—Olton about:, lo better,
030 fur 111.12 Uplandt, nd Dec •for Lone
dllng. rim:a—ads and Wein= elated dull and il.gt
10 . ton. 1.17,7008,40 for T.r.d. Ilreside r • the market
clueing dull. Whisky without • decided change ;
1,27% for State. end i1t,2901;30 for Weatern, cloalug
at sl,2n.for the letter. Wbeekt and'lSLL'• lower;
favorable English accounts; tome • &veering
e
feet; the nominal quotatiormire 11,58.31,60 for Chi
cap. Burton+. 111,2281,10 Cons
remains quiet at 11,45 for Interior N. Western.
Oats lower and 40.1, and asaspA fur Western. By.
doll Coffee dull aud prima nominally: Unchanged;
Illosmmulo 1•34@170. PetrOlettm OW: Refined
in loud 59r1r,G0c, Crude 320.. Perk •Irtner ; 1127 for
Ilteav $26.14 for Old do., 1.2,758 for Old and Nem
Prime, 827,23TA.50 . for Priari,.. :Lard inner
at 1.31014%, Digtor eteedy it V.{427 fqr 0h10.350
100 fur otate.
Clnelnnati arket.:
CINCIIIII.I7, May 22.—Ylcur ulet exiduachsegimi
Nth hardly anything &lug. Wheat held erlth
great &mons, bet the demand Is light;. Who'd
at $1,60 and - W him at 151,70. Core. unchanged ; Eat
$1.15 and Shelled 51,9, bat therm is more =equation
Eyethan to buy at these qnotatlona Ghth
carce with small tales atsl,s o 6 l .iii• WhhthY
closed doll at 11425, with more metiers than bayed.
Precisions quiet ;.:170 bids City bleu Pork *tidal VA.
lOD 0.0 lin Clear BetonSides, puked to Gems; t&li,
Nothing don. in the other artlelea. Cc:cert. quiet.
Molars= Be lower, at $161,05.
Gold 1&'(2181, Silver : 163170 . . Enchange doll
-Monty market Arm at 8610.
■ttlgk and Money Maricet.
Haw Tom., s&y 21.-11oney eaty at-607i) cent
with t whole of the bus , neaaat 61;p3 formal loan.
Exchange eteady at litintrliEfig. cutxwhoj• Gold
without decided change et 140183.
GITTIMMOIeLIt awoke without decided ebitoge.
Chleagi, Mark'et.
CUICA., 61e121.—Fleur du' I and &abed. Mast
doll and &ditto& Highlrlua quirt ai 151,20.3621.
Vrtlghts martuu• mil. •
Bevlpt►-3,600 Ude Flour, 60.000 bFall Wbr2.2.
82,002 tomb Our., 38.03 Drub Oat..
thlpmeuts—rAUX , T10ar,16,000 !rush Inca. 45,000
burh Corn.
St Louts Market.
St. Loom, lie) 2L—tlour quiet but firm at un
hanged roma Wbeat—Eacelpta dghb►od tbe mar
ket quiet and Sr;m Good sl, l o. Oat
moony at 93t. Corn gigot and nocbaugen. Whnki
arm at the opening. bat dwell *oak at $1,18(31,W.
Sherd is nothing doing b Cottoi.
Plasultiplita Market.
Nukatairillit May 11.—r1out dull at 87,5037 75
Ibr Sam Wheat srai at it B.ltor Rad Kentucky,
tW for *Wu' Oort.quiet. Whisky dacllued
real:ileum Am for Credo mud /leaned; asks Crude
at 55411aftnedln baud at 086571; Wrea at ',W..
Baltimore Marta.
•
Bermes; Nay n.—Tlooz firm; ialts of Ohio
fates at $8.85. Wheat quiet s d 11mi. Com dod
.4 cuctinwi Se. Vt4ty ena pipa held at 81. 42 ,
ellth to buyer... ",
INTELLIGEWCM
&wren", St. Louis. !Hsi. !Indents° . ,Clnelanat
Illustee, Wheeling. lAdtantle, City.
317.LICrITAZI. ,
Dalware,Lotlinfile. La dy Tranklrt.Clnclrssl
&mamma, at. Lon* • JELIN Lanenilla.
Eicrolls,oll City. Ida Ito" OD eity.
The riser rimrinues fs reeds steadily at AU point
with taut eigbt feat tatb.ehanadlest .easing. The
weather hat been auesalesly warn daring the pait
two days, and .trove Dope an entertained that ft
wID ereutnally and tarn. •
The arrivals! tufa& the 'Muerte from Wheeling.
K Jer Anderson tsar Clednuati and the Bo =no 1117/1:11
et. Lorna. Ttis Anderson had a good trip fur ride
city, holden ',blades diactiarged sbiuct Meow at
Whelin, th• fleserre,too. bad •• frai =V. whi&
lb.ni era bad an average trip. •
Ti the
ne &tartars Werathe Julu far Zaivertile; Del- -
aware for Loulilll4, lad the argonaut for Bt.,Londs.
The Doiaware in trellent trip, includlug
fair Weber of pridearre and arlin cr flay
head of hones.
the Denbo and Norm left rnisci waif lb: rids
eity on friday, end tba BDn r ; Spry An, Gessuillt
ware announced to f Pow on easurday. Xmas
from Zuwatillo, was dos let nett urn
° aril ars be found lo port this moonlit;. -
Captain Be..- Jotorion's flue new' aide-wtoefer,
0 Adam Jambe—named. alter the Worse Item
! boatantaJaeobs,of Urisinrille—fraPlilll•Proacle
-1 lug to completion, and ala thoughts/Ss win boned:
for buitineu In about tea dart.
C'aptain rta Yarble hes purchased the trazior
Ifercary f r Loninale and Nerisills trado—prices
SIaCCO cub.
.
The Kgropbla Packet Conlisal bar euld th•Glaree.
dale to Capt. B. W.Teirry, late of the, Ariscata, for
S'',lloo, dealt% Capt. 'Tows will &afield the gins
dries, FOAM 10 tiptop Order, and plar her to tbe
Ilicaplas and Vicluburg tradd, les but- has err
enjoyed. • grata szenat' of Ix ptibirhy than tbss
Kiiiridalh and we regret! to • part !Loafs elm reliable '
and swat attune% but command.her W our Olen& At
Kesaphis sad VI. kabcrig...-0-A.Ctualserciat, foninies.
Its engleser Of tbitesteus iiw.R oleo was so &ear
Injured In Ilesplas, a few 'deli rind, by tams on
K. heed frac • , 111401 01 the hand. of hie tuistant.
was Captain A. custeer. angualy ka.. , 4* "D.C .
Gaut Denise, bee aronedlas new stunner the .111.
sunder" le prises/Ling finely and will sun be
reedy to Cainmeinco the menus ceopelgit. -• • !
This bilnerra,Ospt. Gordo', la the regular picket
for Wbesitest to-day..
the Th cononand of Kept Joseph Balsa, fa
announced forCturinsurif end Usuirillis lesmorioo
sunder. Mr: Andrew White still mud& clump Of
the omit • '• • •
The AMaticS,ukps. Theo. IA Galata& will be
seen by card, In announced far Kimball!". "The
anoxic* he nest pawner packs% anti Ia I. charge
et curial end p 7amart
The bialebeahod NW. Anderson, Capt. Chu it.
Draro, mill leas . for rill Until toinurrow, posi
tively, et Dant. Nasuarer and eirippers ahould nut
fa to mats a note of thin. cipt...Andfachtruch
Urn retains clone oftbo office..
anti Th . J... E. Klunare,•Capt.Jiiiir,•Wlll be rudy tO
for dt Louis Udday; probably, • .
REIKEINATIBM t• •
xt yolk wbh to be Virtuatit4 014 of itENII
311,TLV8 sr 411511114114,10 n anttn4
Iteenris Teltripietio,oll.
cat ti • mop tries. :104'17 en "clips
91 ‘ 41:1641. • . alma Via, •
mflO Coiva Taiitli
011T0IVAILIKIVI4TL-; .-
Tausamea 0inak 11 47 1,1104 z.."? 5 •
NOT/OX'
sosoriaaidoMin thlOrPosaurst
posse Malta twit pay, ugh.•es per and eat
ealtdrdiall YAM* 14Sais Alsai.4 l 4 IF
`lO4 OryolJess..lo4tagrage inaL.
saes oa - sszto kitpcat 11fmaj,...,"" `°7
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lo.r.yors ItATICAIRAZ .
zmutraa u from the Greek lord *Sigliot .
.Hathalro,“ elentlyin to Wiz"
tartans nth art:l464 what llamas
towereing,reetortcs and heantArtnittbahlanect kb'
It falba mod resoarkabla pegewastan lalletwOHL
lt Insignia owned loam ap bytba
tar, audio caw asps with taws call4= 110 " .
tentlon which Hap it a ea, omens alkebelW•
tie pet wutunt.
ji wan rsl Hale
It etedlcatis sort eel Osseasi •
It leaps the baeo end clean.
It makes retest.
is
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ander/ay.
It presents tbe hair baba WI eatl =AM Mire
It antoree hair twat bald_ heeds
Awe Iltd7 at Woman .he a bisaffeboll
e lair nee Wes isahettah. ICS by and awl throughout tle ClTill &MI by
nestwtabledeelern
DUDS 15.
DADBL9I OD.. Iry nit
fitimitable Hater e ßtator
at dia
NOT ' DTI, bat ranaimi gray ban at
mbar. by taptansa tin capliluy tabs au*
taitaaaaceduptired bl an or anima ah tamale
ran 40 an unpaid of Lao. nag* kitten Mt
tta
to tad b . al=ln bait: sad anal atibeit.
rain Ito hanitainiat Wadi*
tat Eer y
baits isatatal *aka by al Ng
pronta bateau thabsir
• - Luxuriant Beauty. ,
oranotistiguart;artvexta Wag alkaridisidd
analrair,and imptua finale sad Plallat.M. at an
tan& baaatcaltbstastolthisa betas*" solglitill
attr Waring gad Ai anatualt annatait !giber.
Med Want gunman Indiana;3t la awl bri aAb
rarotentle &Vaa, I* btnormal brass of Mt
mosoongalaombD. IL BARONS MI inn&
aty, ihn Tan I Q Nan Int
ILAGAMB MAGNOLIA
mast &Meg al euel ego.
dam ilionetbsL dame the, bla•buti
and ba.la &mat/satin *dare of bobilebtbsoi.
e, beapabbtithemarblabbeltyairralLleadekbeir
grymaypearaires so levlibmg Who dly bolloof Aldo
Ws. Is remote' taajlesak4B, ptheybiabdlallebiabl
froattleukth, katingttoi somplintios Omsk tesasper ,
remand swath. it mamba no tiaterbl
tot.. skis. Pafrcptu4 by LetrareeniadOystaftra•
en. It is erbaS *nay lady should w_ Sabi oar
tbeene. Award bta
y W.I. lULEILIIM:I6 LT..
Addne• all °Mari L
to
DZIAB BAsmagoo..si•Ta.
MEXICAN NUSTAINI IdNII t.
The ye the I. IL Loads lad 12butaatedi Vba
teen counteradtbes MOMIMO& lOW
mamas of propriletoraldP,•have bees tbiluaibb`
mama by the Comb; Togoard'amelmt radios ba.
ream. , I boy procured •Ircaa Valet
. w ho o .l.pboomilutualdaay. Oak
fa placed over the top et awe bottle: lava
bean the foil famed of my idmaucfb mai =t
rtdcb tba asticbla a emzelerfal - 4.daalfaum Mad
wortalsee teeltatfos. • Masada, limy 'bad% Da
Llnimeht bee bier armless la laver too
many year& Dom hardly axial 6. blanbi.gis th•
babltaWe globe that enema ooa alnerridemoiet
wonderful of it 44 the beet °modest be Um weld.
VIM beymmentbnpremed ingroSetda,ftaidbotioyal
eau sad bead are perfectly Mocarkabla,. Some are
Maid, pat= named, Ifna inn!, ealnabb =iamb
made eadM, and untold Ne arecragad. Ida cab.
Mob.* waled, timumatbm, forellinDa, blew. caM.
mead Wom•Wdfledeed 1 .4 , ,, t L UM •
Remedy tbasthouldnot be alai. e rt=
to la every facadY.- Bold by BanDiree.
•
• D. B. HAILII*4 AVM Toss.
Cri ABOVE ARTIOrtFI
FOE 15,111.1 n
SOWN JOHNSTON.
Ogruseet Badtbtiold ant l t serth .
tatatesal-easor • • • . I,
HE POLL
THE
• mtributon Co
roof Zoottkaa4 Co's. 54 •
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L Getty--... 7 401
1 ockhlll..-. 11 10
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0 13olow--- 225
41 A ConnsesA--. 1 016
W 1 04
P 6uaer..a Y 160
1 50
Z 1 66
tioot -- 9 251
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2 75
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r 118
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J 00 011
W D 19 200
A illipladdr•-•--. a COI
GOOD ADVICE. •
eq. ne
St~bVag exillearsOrtauyelaria.
lee baretemes.
u we
8.. :ar k i tgud a la. ret,
But ede. thus /anti Midi 11214 leidtkr
• ly ele t te=g r esete tekAike,
BOOTS AND SEOER
MAY .121 C
COIC 3:T BILL 3{ 011 VIVI%
- 62 Fiftlratzetii.
WLUEOYLOTOYU= SVlntitien.U.
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ROBINSON, Nota.BAN GO
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se. n rovins er.. ennthe
Wi PreParmi to do gIawaSLIIIT I4O I,V)
10.02CWAIRE13111 regastaVesensisa
&curates di112;3124 ma Deakitstos,
Gold, MIT, Mar, lon .119:imetda - Pam
r
au Noe Tut, Matsu OA Saaoa.lo.:
Messy - ricalsed demi; tarp to Nun
' Spclai.*Medlin even ta sp cks„
Damn lona
wally - 6013IPSOW, KeRL![Y a Co. .
TAB D : Na'ri . t.?1,1.1.14:,.4141i. Olt.
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ri
Desteuted Depoultent 111kirb111111110 kirat It tbi
United Mato. Beadles ado rptittits lb as ..
.-. 10.40 4 1101101 W. '''.- ..
Lake sad tanker* we regeoted.tb•es ile Se*
4.IrOAN kt %Pr ass sigeaselea: , . -.-,. 1.
ldids also tiptoe band._ ~,_
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nee. 11.LITINtitTo . ,. rlerel.r. te , tizier
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Piolis; rzonintaxims. nilklM,''se4l4o,
Iluditsewell lands et BAIL .e 54111.02 ts
ar; els,. atkilede et rant4zig •, ,4
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I:044 s•. - "l= visiftSSOft vs
'nominal - ft tnetioPl a ratali*
sa, enortahtv*VSKSldes, ,!Plorouv
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D Ifferrowy, . 1 Ilk.
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11 Dutla..-4.4. _-, a 43 - '
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J - Wylaad.` . 36
X Fromust,.....:-. 6SO
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