The daily Pittsburgh gazette., August 06, 1864, Image 1

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P, rtioesses fat ilitfol for obtaining in formatlen rei
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speetlng the mova=eata and lataotivis of the'
, r l.! abel;ferets as lah-loy alpine:tit do not so read 4
ii il l y arriiiii,prlnte a letter frail its 3.4ltlmeref
,- sitTre.Spondent„ in. which Mae sentences ace's? :
!e4'llnd'lllshalleTed here,: hythosa who are the!
Veit inicrilLact, thitilbS.lnviizt.liwirtraint lat: 1
that State: is being .'made by o ver y large to r.
: Of the iseat.soldiere la.;.the.Cetifalerate army e i
,•;that the party who binned - the boom in ChaniJ.
• hambugr As. is.mere recoluioitarifig pasty, What
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11111silip rapidly. from place to - place • that theyi
will het followed in a few days by the main be iy i
'.liftlia;foroni, deldie a for the invailora af..P6llb
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..E71•01111•4 1' and that tfanisbarg=and l'ittstrTrgV
.. .Tea:int - hal:di bathe tie peintie to which thel
AolfatiesS i ttkonny WM Aug ?pealed. - There .I.i.
-Auld ti'..bil.. abtindanclastintany ..in-.town to tile,
. 4 411110% tthat Chic I riladle g army estabta of. a'
, least 1 . 5.000 Melva, 0 part of wh om 'hale bseril
'o'
i 0, 0,4 ,detaehed _front .Genoral '-ta3a'a Mfal.9.
.4:21w-404 hliro not reached the, totanals,
- •• ThtrNow.YorklW.ortd,' also very goo so:E
d. ther.;
ity upon reber strafegj,confirazt - the pliePosition
that tho main tomcat the labels, reported to bi,
irithe.:..Shenandoalf Valley some dare ago, hes.,
11t0: manifested Itself yat--not contented itself.
llillt:Thr bOr ti lnrof_Chainbrmbarg. - TO, fol
=lowing is terelasion ! of a lengthy! leaderl
, which fomsd place to- its= iolumns -yesterday r,
igliel . will mow adopt &holder stialogy.. !laving
ire/ikons d and" woria-aiay ahti form of <his ad,
Ternary, and no longer fearing for, the safety ok
„ . 41.1 . ohineed,;,he arftl • eompal Grant - to - change his
poitlen, or Vlll'make - the Nordin:4am LettaltYt
~ ofprahrtingin a hopeleas -undertaking .by ITS 4
• -firin's:thalamie horrors of iireasion ertdob It had,
bebirteflieting &the Sonth:' 'n. Talley of thei
igrittoq&Al4.4.t.r.,,it.lialzitdi_opevied:t4
inliwil'•forces strong.inionsiti.- to hive eolleis
sap lies fora great army from its teeming him
. Teats r and if Grant , be riot promptly recall
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' Aiiriatingtert wlllrlettlild , tin &ye; be In gin
,•.iilangartltam - Amyl° which -,Rielitsosi3d. haa bee
exposad. wisp. .tho opening...of this ill a .
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. Idsjer General:Haoktrramixt the oily Teeter;
, day, aleada - . way ari.Waltington.. Hs war re 4
stills own reiLemst,,..of.the commend.°
the 20 lh,44PI:corP5.:AnnY, of the
hfideiatetre item the fin - ctanlintra
taut. Wi fiederatind this laden of Getter
;Hooker to-hare-resulted -from a hal/mg, on
` ;,..ft05 111 ,t..a7 1 _Y1d!x4*4 11 4 4ns /4lb/ th e 9i
polnfinent of General Howard thocommand
c Arf . theArrnfief "the tenitelsee; r 4Ceneneol bfo
--Phentontlt wlll be remembered thst,Gineral
Hecker tet:fenerallieward's 'enter In rank and
-- lefelteDiftwaildt tomMatidtde rgencnallt - thi
Army of the Potomac. 'lt I. anted that eel
dimatilleotlan exists -smougether oetnars„ks
thlatirtntnient, whirl was Mae by the author /
Attu
swel , f/enilleekitAirtitppelinneein the West
rin
lmaperfoedgallitit and enntilonentaerrlee
.dan20.40030, 7 , Hit 11:111410 eberithe Glendel,
on Lookoatltlonntabe, and the Important -part
ho bore In theisplendldyleMij at AlLtelon Ftideej
WI lac ineognisil tie nateertbe brightest riagey
• 01-ans.mlUtarylatnrl4 , Daring -the present
? - Clo3Mdalte hinampa Mk *eery Urge Shari
, --of the nghttus i and: wbtle groutl.reedeted
Ennibarr, wan airier fn better- itell , otel thin when
"'Gen. Wooltirt6tledfroni'lt.'aliitletril . til
three of-thedneatoerlette antral:a the atm.
pals, at Items, lEtallaevand,:st , Peseh.: Tree
- Orrek, - the - lakt - ertrldfilv Nal Tiaiththy Itchletly;
and one of the Mauer 41:terlee of the: arms
We undentand that General Hooker repprieent)
iltei - nrrey o f - Genatiff3hermanru helm eery_ no
Canditicrn,Aud amply comfettetfor the eautet
of Atlanta, andollfotal erUturnmeul.wlttt th
fighting, for - ths acatitimhtd-ortato remnant a
the Sae' ,111 my_
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',-,--,- !itspoyted Gcoda.
The to eitioStaiicesof cansidirable quootit
of teaan;fiCtre4s it leer Toile to Eaton* show?
that the rstera- t ttlpos eaglet:l to cotameeee
taro leen rals . td eo high
. ce to largely rodee'e
the dossed. It La true, as .11;h:oa Yorh Fix+
CS;T; !tr.: tV4 to , 1 E., rt., 10 a .rtes frvas tip.
fact ai ta. enrylue etua Aarl:pg. urattaaolattel oka
- the horde cf the Importer., eel tit.)re idea tai
• imeeedietely•fairga tha,..m. The. import wet of-
Clued diets the 1834 Of the fOitait donsateotioti,
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~.,and mow% that thq,,are confronted by • heavy
,'lalilagj aff,h2 .the „driaand, they are obliged th
— ie-iirrt qiiii Ti'aittle. Ace,. e
,to lice .theniseivo
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he'abstention of the petpie 'is .ihno airssdy
betanlag to tail tiro? Vat de:on:arta upwsql
• snosottotot , of •prfcel.- •••Wo dtitOl tlhtlertilto to
soy that ttleas,to Q:. 7 l:ll3 lol erg:Ok*bi . Pil,ob j'ad.,o'
ed,lnt the, trot' met eten.:bet heap* tbkOn in
stopping the rift WA oampellingllti-holiere off
;,, the:took an-Linil. to. eith or .lO=.llafr rates' at
jr , " 1 1 4 ± 4 ' their turtles. it is, Idle to qunrrell
.."' With opscalators ocapotalstion, :foes* long oh
..ale? ea? make Incooy : eatilyi by nineti of not*
- Inal tele e,"they, will continuo:to, do so. Who*
'' 'ecirtiontdi Int to Caught Tor,outpresentlal
, o .tletioaloill he AMA fn a,etosay safutol to ate
44 'cuticle . that - con` be done without.—Phi{.
-I..itorertow. e'• - • i
tiirit op'Pi ' the' POpitstion of the
t—
%.,,Trannic wits!, :din-gap seams jastimazeil
iry4bedlotol de- y to, omoootf now tort,aocqtat,
, Contsiced le twant nrcoadisietaints, erdlitricte,
, eat Wot which lips tidid ever by ageyon, Theta
Atertheiefore. f7l Paiiiinaleiss_than.twoity-ona
-- lifelOseilhe Pte 'being tho Chiethlayor, aciA
reeldfsgaiiiell.- rtleioidliiilif these 'asinO r TO
-no,; watch T r a looltlogover the r other day, x
And thatatifnUbitef bistfelfn 'Paris last yeat,
' lissit. 5 2.312, Of *bleb, 28,605 were boys, .and 25,4-
- "6lffilste:,,lNlha...wlaolo istinieet Tithelieensiller
'll 4 4mtviiiendli,62tr bon In wedioelt:' Til6 - 1101/1.-
.- Ui of deaths wart42,lBs,and cheese:is of birtbn
---10,10,1 'Vie InerciagG celebrated w0re15,191.
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Willattia4'as they are 411 11 4
hieshwitara brought as simian Atte* wawa
-.lallataFew semi that
tfiet~ rsielf in end lheinAm, indelt P r°o "" 3l '
Itetwthe tintwiluit Cartel'ariat' tot'exteo,:that
watild owe-day.eome team over
;bt. their.salerd , Therkeladlani ',the
— l/frri emperor as the, prolatgattprineey aad beats
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'statuteto!itipi with a nova OM)
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How the ktrillAsk Yr ere .Whipped the
•Patee Zealand.
• The gleaming?, defeat of the British forests by
an undisciplined rabble of-New Zealand fare
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gee, at thitlate Pale on the 21;h of May, was,
act ordingin the admissions of tlia:ocrrespeed
eht of the London mud - ignominious and
-mortifying disaster. The "rebel" position ant
*lasted ortio peaks, one thoutsend yardiraptit,
contented - b normed way, and sarronndsd by
, ritle,pitr. sa lon inner line of rail fauns, masked
"Dy • trestles of tries. - The astundiLitiforee in
'minded tha''Fottp:.thltd, St;ry fl Ib is diortions
of tha2gonztainth,and Streentiontli 'Regiments,
- Chn erems-of three or four men•of war, support
cdhythlrteoft hOSTTArtustrortcrat, After a
boisknididisnt - hinting attuf,lsson,:the storming
thn•WOrks, - in the far, of a
estroriAmaroisuceeeded. In forcing their way
. intothst position. To their ins:prise they Nand
'thatffietallnest iesertedi Thrown elf theirguard,'
theMen'flisperita and 1611 1, ?hindering. It so •
san.ai i ts t - topctiok soisesposident of, the 2ruere':
"there-opened--from beneath and from every:
sidn'a tremendoisio Ora of musketry, pointed bp
unseen' , hands. - The Whole ground 'was aliye
Wlth'iliett 14114
it.and the alt rant with '
ascilaili.",•Thelkitish-i•Elni in tairie from=
uptehnutolses ofoutirepep mato completes the
story-oVihe&saner m portion of•khb wu
at the lento time. aims _repulsed. in. an isSindti ,
open another face of: the pale, The 1044:0f As' I
British in this attack - 4as twantrali Mid and
aindltl-eight Wounded; arum of whenviva ' 1
slue died. The proportioned officers killed was
• unnittally , Urge:
Tina' • ootieepondent is 'forced to admit,'
in order to *item somethiog of the 'sigma of 013;1
defeat, that-the Maori's are -in all physical and ,
moral qualities the equal of the British - soldier ;
Shutt/my. hare exhibited an extraordinary ea-1
pacify for the stratagems of war, and that no;
regular army in Mettle/ft neffildhava done what;
these reveges did against a disciplined f0r00, , ,
provided .with, an ample supply of- heavy rum
and all the reaction' and mannial of was.. ,
hoer ea co head strztesisme&
The — tattezter Emmtinervoya t A few (hays bet
fore the late rebel rald . ,-Is oopperhead eympa..l
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thSsiiirlth treasnete no m a d
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Ale.Sparsen,residhrg in Peabhbottom towtehip,l
Teak county; itall'itiatlV”intriiisied "by sextet
Union citizens residing in the neighborhood.'
vio.44 ll Vlofaitif ItEtbill*lfiniolt of 1 . 10, 1
Spinel), cod that he was willing to give that
rebels all the information In his ponesion sitgalti
the rebate attempt el; raid nit; feetteaant aoatil7-
In ortier, l deteat-the correctness ; ofiltelr informs
tint, they diagaised themselves-in rebel attire—
dettingtthe .graybaoto.-lind , presented them
selves allifeSparret's house. Introducing them
selves as the aped.' frieoda bf Jed' Levu, they.
were most bornitebly received end generously,
entertained. .',The. best the • histin afforded was'
placed at their disprool, and ever the dinner to • t
ide ISleSparen anboszomed himself to his sup,
treed rettettrietida. -;
Ile told thine 'Where-tin 'hest fording places
in the riser, cent& be fout g l, and the most aeon .!
abforoadi th r omi Pidtted materterh.Caton man:
who bad- the beet horses, fattest steak, and the'
largest quantity of wheat. ems 'audlilita. After !
he had melt eared hinaseltof all 'bin informathen
and abuse ei hie govenotonte hia trepan! total
him thith - thoj tan to rebels, but - .good Tafon '
men, and that he should prepare to am employ'
'them JO Thai Air. To this liaSperien objected,,
bet made a virtue of tecoseitfabdtdimgenied,
them. At Bell. Air be icae:taken before an of.'
freer, who told hid Sat he most take the oath
nt allegiance. fierertfinglin dissented, enowlog
that Le wcnld do no such thing. tie was them
token to prison, when a fee days' rations of
hoc ad end water ett • dried his batted of all north
to inch a degree that be wished to joke the!
or.tb. It was admit:if:termite him. After which,
chop tater, and in no amiable mood, he wended'
hL wayliczat!„.
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From Nett b a rn—.Expedttlau up Chateau;
Blues.
Ilia Tons. datust I..—The gamete -Da .I:ey
Deett,-fromNewbern ea the that, bp- arrived.
Palmer to;
Chesnut river nndar; Lt. Willie, had retained'
;with :one' lutaiNd baler of coPon - and u large
aMoisitattobacca captanditemthiene my, from;
:Which - the Toiletry D apartment will Zeal z 'bier
T‘,100,040-..-: The earditien alto recap:mid the'
despatch alcamor Arrow, sad some prisoners,'
bssodee destroying a large amount rebel coca,
udessry s'ores.
It appears that the ram Albemarle, In the en-
gt 114 Di ad' Plymouth, would hare satrod the,
whits '3ll tad Sur kunboate prod her aimtnen-;
der art opportunity to bpan her port belie, as he'
sipected the would go, down befell Plymouth."
The agent ct the Present, "haajost oteared a'
robot ter containtng 579 I..orrels of turpentine,
lop barrels of tar, terisral thousand *Elegies secr
sZnce cotton, valued at $30,100; being the first In
stalment of theprodacts belonging to the Treai
ary Department, coming trona abandened
tatione.
- Counterfeiters Arrested.
- Sr. LLlVitli Angnet s—Col. Parker, Chief or
the Notional Detective Pollee, who has teen beret
:revered deg, on efflelil businees, hoe wheesedets
TI fa:rioting oat the most cathode. and VIC 011111.•
feel gang , c 4 connteafeiters era known fn the
United States. Fourteen of the gang-won pot
is double woos: Fir, large besets of motorist
are new on their w,g to Washingteit.Otherl
Fatties to be erresta. MOTOrI pzeisei, large,
quontitiee of bank note paper, ink, twelve!
neater, &eluding *2O greenback, •$lO and '1553'
V. B. TreaatayNotes—ztow tune—and 50 cant
pottal coximiey,,were mtred. •
New Torn, Aug. 4 —The damn' Liberty,
from Havana on the Oath nit., has arrived. The
blcchade runner steamer Danaher*, from Mo 4
bile, with 474 bake of cotton, lirlred it nitaili
on the 30th. A large deem/. anetteesd to - hi
the Virginia, from Hamle t Wu captured by the
federal fleet off Mobile.
The steamer Ivanhoe me ,ashore and wan
-brunt below .11fobilei - bat the rebels eared all
her cargo and machinery.
- vvis lifeastow Eiscara.....A few days LCO one of
our ordinary tight draft ;unbosom, belonging td
itdminth Lee's Scat; ow the Zeman. river, was
bred at from • rebel chore battery. One of thd
Ahellsitinceand entered the zaagorine,..tust did
not Explode.. Upon a scorch being made for the
rebolosivaile, it was. discovered that it had piss.;
ed thratigh two kin-aro! ponder and laject is d
itll/11 removed. • At the thud
this kindly shell made its grand entree into eel
msguins there. Were about .ane -handsel :sortiq
cacti's-and racti.da board of She Mintiest, every
cue of whom 'maid undoubtedly have been blowd
Mitoses lied it exploded: At ;toren rememberi
edrhot in constructing our light-draft. gooboatt(
it ill imirceathdo to rink the =marine, ma:binary(
and boiler, below witerrovark. • • s
Tot 'flutes of lightning often ebserved on e(
fummer, 'tricolor, - militCompanied 'try thundery
and frpularly - knownitr..,theitt lightning," aril
merely the light frow-diseltargedof elesetrittityt
from an ordinary thunder cloud, beneath thei
helieon of the observor, ,reilsoted from cloud,
or perhaps from the atr4teetf,'ss in the cue o
twilight. Mr. Brooks, ono of the dirge:moo
the telegraph linebetneen Pittsburgh end Phil
ndelphia, informants thitiiirtr'ene or:Callon ' t
cr
satisfy h , Ealf on this point, he asked for in:
formation from s distant operator daring the
tirRaMICO of flashes orthfit-kiiidler the diet tat
harivm. sod lierr.ed the.: prceoedel from
ihr.rder F • r7m, t buniiging fifty ashes eatterar4
:.! 11 re a cbte:vr.con.
r , l F,;74r. 'cnrr,Cts v —An o M.', of
t•rrj, who of the fl-nt on Ino 27,h;
it.. y, *la 'be v , ,, M "d an ed~
;Lay don.re nZt.oke,
oho pit,i[CP os to 11 , to,d'il victoria., which, on the
rtreogth of his' diriintchec to itichatood, thli
App.l had implicitly believed, nod had accordi
iagly isietlnad, iconiplarie tithe it hat be.
)node thi rtniim of inicplited fronflenco; and
then it goes on to eosin how many days Rood
ban boon in ootozand, and bon lawny mon he hos
kat, and upon ihnt ratio to 'demonstrate that
very few day: will dlspoen of the bittnui4,of hl4
tamp
M. 4.7 GM Domaine/S. eotetstaudlng, Ken;
tacky, bas issued an ardor that before the Mb
instant mob persons residing In the State a 0
hove teen banished from other States for Insur,
rectiouary Ws or ret6l sentiments malt leave
Kentneky;u - ot to return to it during the wari
Oen. Darbridge revokes all safeguards heretoi
fore given by him ovarry of his:district sebordir
notes. If any person amenable to this or‘der fall
to comply withltenrorlsrolee tbey . be EV:riat;
ed and" tiiensiotted beyond the Iliotte of thO
.United States.
Tun Setretr.ry of War has &elided that ff the
tonster-out of a regiment is dolnyed boy and the
dope of ,the expiration of ttoterm of service, by
Its detention to the fold or otherwise by the
Goternment,the men. ors entitled to - pay np to
110 doy of the actual ratteterkrat r beitif the
- delarb - ceensioned - ty* atrynotlon of the mem?
here of the regiment, they are entitlod to payup
to the Woof actual expiration of the term of
service only, ae shown .by the - mister-In rolls.
Tnoston ,Yriran, ,1C vebtliehe letter, says
"Mr. David 'Dadler Fieldviade me out of hil
Putl.. This it should be, for in attempting
ti r atirtieei thiVjgeripttrm a which - forbids the
yokllig of all pi Ltd an tdgether, would be
violated, f
If we sere Ur. F. 1114:. lie would Iwo 4
more dealings wi th a Inge who oiled ui os.—e
iintrewur,rt•
“Azx Too ieandr asked Dt...Dottean,ftre otb%
or de', or to eld datltey vrho wits drifted trout
,Witt Avid. Aid pecteated himself looexamtnai
Lion. PYse,"=vepaid the oantotipt # " T hive
voted the Detooaredie tieltet 4 tltcre
4ridiffetdliezdfieon. •
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T.ELEGBAMS`.
Our Special Dispaich?,s.
FROM PETERSBURG.
OUR LOSS ON SATURDAY
The Ilandred Days Xen and ths Draft.
Epecistl Lig/etch to thiPlthshucgb Game/ t
Our loss in the battle of Saturday last, in front
of Petemburg, will reach 4,:00. Of this number
right_hnndied eighty-seven were lost by
Potter's eight hundred, Wilcox
about eight hundred, and Pewee's's colored troops
eiventieti. linnared. Ternir'e division, 10 sh
erirpt,isustained a imrs of-between three and lour
• e'
Cole. Clunossorad MoTatokh, eoremandingi
brigades- ilt the Marith* . cams. •Aimy of the Foto
mac; have IttittritadaStiPalei Generale.,
golattatifritm. -that. fioni of Tetanalmag says:
There an ; good routine Jar balierfn that: the
rebels are engaged in mining one °taut forts att
• certain point Incur line. Maataiiihave liken)
taken to rendtrattali operations ase4ess
-Sollelter.Vihnineof tkhwaibepaitment, hui
rendered artepinlort on the onbj set of the
111 of 100 days' men to draft The opinion, al- I
though rendered upon a question arising in New
York, is °flab:mat to all GLOMS furnishing this'
elate of volunteers. It has been adopted by'
the Sametary of War as a rule which will bei
folloWed tr4llrinaler eaves. 'lt appears that at,
the time the New York State militia, except thei r
regoonts heretofore mustered In, were withheld:
from the Imre - ice Eby order of -the Governor ofj
New York, in conseqetente of an objection to a
dtalation„wf the Props,' Marshal ;General, that
tUie U ritillt6i 'Min are stoeby reason 'of their
being enlisted Into the service exempted from t
the draft ordered la.tats Vlltorl 'the s th day ell
September, and from that time thereafter, milli
the quota shall be Sited. That the objettlent
raised by the Governor of New York, is purely
theoretic:l.l,mM may never become: of the local
practical Ithportakeb; ipPirent'from the fel •
lowing etneideretion-
Although It Is clear that by the tenth section
of the set of February 11th, 1844, that such as!
are rtjected as physically or mentally nett for'
the testier, ail persons in the military or naval ,
etrvlceol the 'railed States at the time of the:
draft, and all othe. - persons who have served In.
the miiltary or naval carrion for throe years do-,
ring the present war, and have boon honorably!
discharged therefrom,' be exempted from the .
dirt, yet thi" question of exemption of the,
one .hundred - days militia of Now York will
not arise, and - no Cliton},.' far 'such az.'
emptiest can he • made ruder , the. act,'
cubes its soldier elaiMing the a:Mention shall'
be actually in the military serrim of the United .
Stases at the time of the draft. 9..asstione of;
exemption, by reason of - mental or physical in
families, of ego, of two years service, and hon
orable discharge therefrom, v.r exemption of be
ing in tic tcreice, must be settled riots:alas to
stated f acu at the tituo when the portion is t,
he decided.
Tto militia of seer Yolk basing boon calle3 oat
to rare t an emergency for a time not exoeeding
ono lamina days, they may all be disoh.rged
before the-draft takes place. They tee, bo
charged at any Sme.by the President, and he ir
not - bound to retain their services soy longer;
than the public necessity requires. It the draft
ordered on the sth of September ehould be post-!
paced or not be completed on that day, no ques-i
tic! of exemption ear, arise, exoept when the;
parson claiming exemption is in the military aero
vice of the United States at the time he shall be'.
portor.ally drafted. So dra t will be re-t
quirod In blew York if that Slate shell
Jet its quoto.hy rolenteming; hens% for thirrea-i
ron,the question way be purely a theoretical ono.
oleo, it skn be borne is mind, exemption from;
draft is a personal privilege to be used by them ,
lot the bentst of . .the Dotson drafted. lie may"
prefer to kalee file exemption and to remain in'
the tetrieo. The .question the right of examo-:
Vert arises only between the tlsverament of the ,
nited Suites and the individualernesraed. The
.11E2o:tent of ,the law by Gen. Sanford in the.
scrotal mderisabutre cited it founded in misap
prebenrion of the meaning of the statute.
It Is erroneous to say that the elembom of,
those rep,brants on• mustered In for duty, wheal
mustered into tonics by the United States for
one hundred days, will be exempted from the:
draft which, is to be made In September next
but by the true 'construction of the art, pante,
ooly who shell be actually in the serriess el the
Vatted States at the time when their respective:
tames !hen be drafted, will be exempted from'
Chet, draft. If suob exemp son shall be duly'
claimed. Very' rupsotfoily, your obedient eisr-i.
sant, Wmums Wittman,
Solicitor War Department.
The Wanee as hand with the United States'
Treasurer and hit egrets have run down very
low. le „addition to the brae of threix per 003 t
mitispou;-‘1 interest notes, the goMornmont de
pend entirely for current expense* upon inter
nal revenue and the popular loan to the new'
s.a.e.-thirty. The realm from all seeress,
including loamy, will not exceed two million
tat hooters d and fifty thousand dollar( per diem,'
while the eitponsee are between three and foot
=Mims. Pet day. Oar brave eoldters in the
Add, men, of wham hare not received pay for
four month* and upward', will loins be rejoiced
by the appearance of the army . paymaater.
Is understood-that all of the available resources
of the goverammt Intl.-at once be applied to
the raiment of all arrearages doe the tromp*!
Gen. Augur has designated.
Late New• from Europe
ITALTPAS,' August' d —The 'testae? Africa,:
from Liverpool to the morning of :alp 231, vte
Qatenefolen on the Tdth, arrived here thle morn-,
trg with 11,0 days later-news.
The II: S. steamer/ Niagara and :8-seramentol
were 'a tanehnr off.Anteerp an the 19,11.
reported m aril engagements are all sup
pcied;to.be 'Canards."
The dePertere of Capt. gemmed_ for Nassau lei
nettle. . .
Toe Leedom rums Pahßelies dartirpondeuee;
frr m lt , cbmood to Juno 30th. The writer rep-,
recent. that there ore no apprmiensiom for the:
safety of Richmond, sad asserts that any eingleq ,
corps,9lthet.Conlederetet foetid boil the 'urge.
moidiir..4l.eboit thehltY limbed any Consider-%
able fume of redevale. Be sA de that the gres-i
est jeoperdy for the Confederacy was In the!
neighborhood of Atlanta, but Confederate troapel
w, old be cent thereto great camber..
la the Boum of Lords on the 221, Lord Strut-;
0,4 do Its dolilD oohed allenti .0 to a now bully
enisom, .at stsiing , bet.7l in 1 , , col nr,;• , l the
G,•rx n..tnt to thte otej 3 ,uunt.re:rt its is - .
ttornmer
lit s• ell told he did not belle re . , f vl via of
o h. , y ellkere, and 0,12;4
II ILI ndr.f there woe i• coos. f, .0000, and
th, u ' ht a
good urrderstanding bn'treoe Freese
and Et-lEl4ld would be no lam:et:co fur 1/0 ,
ream o.iuropirt .•• • . • •
Clt to "stittrotreed• that-Dr. Livingstone, afters
erendlrg four menthe to Begland, will return t•&,.
Atria:Am an expedition to put In train opera
tims by the moans of: which the slavaitrode will
ic seen:Telly put an end to.
A Prnsalan force, 0,000 strong, entered Ponds-,
bmg on thuTletittlad tech poreetototiot the town
rot of the hands of the Federal troops, The,
rot:trot diet ord,rod thaeral Hoke. to protect
tt , Oprcoeedleg by &large majority.
The Paris papers warn the Germso Bawer'
agoir,st Incorporating that tictation in their pul
ley, as Salcortg - fe largcly inhabited by D.lOOllO
and potot oat ,theleor of retal Wien that exists,
arid tf the Germans sot the ozomple of conquest,
'lb* others way not It.
, It le iiportid theft:eremite, Owlet reeelvtagi
a ccurta pl layettes at at Vichy, would go to
Baden, When ho would hive ao Interview with
lb. King of Prussia,- • -
Bonin quiet, 83'. 250.
• London Ifortertalerker.*Funds aro dull and
drooping, merely tiering to unfavorablebank re
turns, ',bleb likewise nosed &roan satire do.
nand for mousy. Tbis..ninders Cho Impresaloa
that the-fasi oelmillicintunt"mattran advance
in thq bank minimum. „
iirerpooliVicly 23, , peine—flidt0itit4ltrItat ehmi
leg quiet.
Breaditoffs--Ideetro,Makofillit 'Nash &
and R. B. kilo, - raped .:doti - quiet and steady;
Whtat . qatet at Et 3d@9n Id for Winter. Corn to
itiottroatiditioler.. Hales of oared at 30. 044
Prorltloni:=lfervießigland CO..' aore
don, ilotieebist,Co,prisport beef steady. Perk
nem. 'Dnod - bitojecit:' 'Ashes are nrmer, with
lane at 30e034sior patron& poarbr. ar hal
destined 041 a. Coffee Inactive. Messrs
Inuit, Bosnia* Brandon revert nude petrol
ism quiet but Wadi. • Linseed catesentitititio
—-- - .
jendm Coral
steady,. 2 . 611 bill Olt clowiwaid.. Wide*
.fiese Fiala; tits. Potrotett at Autlltsittrif
2s Ed -aperin on • wait:tat' Lin i•
iittridvatCti '
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'L'''' - -PITTSBURGH , .GAZETTE.
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1864
30;otiff aitrria' CRUD -OUT.
Rebels Repulsed at New Oreek.
REBELS AT HAGERSTOWN.'
Court or Inquiry on the Tate Dis
aster at Petersburg..
DEATH OF GEN. FORREST
Waausucaut, dug. I, I
The Rebels Badly Whipped at
SHERMAN AGAIN LOVING
REBEL •STEAMER' VIRQINUI CAPTURED.
Pebels Crossing the Potomac into
Maryland.
T. Afnj. Gen. Coetch:
The Goveratir ham called for thirty thousand!
Too rebels enterethrliageretown at 9:40
111. Jao. S. SCHULTZ!, A. A. G.
To Mo jar General Gawk forcer repulsodr
the enemy agalzryswierdity at New Creek. Gen.l
and Gen. Bradley T. Johnson's
forme attacked that post at 3p. m. The fight
continued antil long after dark. The enemy re
treated during the night, leaving their killed and
wounded. The enemy's lon ls severe. Ours
not heavy; wilt net exceed 8k killed and fifty
wounded. The garrison made a most gallant t r
defence, under the command of Col. Stevenson, I
Col. Hays and Major Simpson.
B. F. Baur, Brig. Gen.
Wssarsoses, Aug. 4.—A gentleman whs has
just ietttrned from the Cumberl6ad TOO,. sep
tette!' that . the people In that portion'of Poem
s} Ivaula SA, still fearful of an silent/lei 'rebel
raid. The merchant. and bankers lathe patient
town., have sent their goods and treasure to
distant places for safety / even so far as Carliele.
Eleareefy any neoessaiy .applies can be oh•
twined, ee nearly all the stores have been closed.
he me of the ei.lsons of Carlisle were to-day
ffertog their moat valuable effects for trans•
pertation.
Several military camomiles have just been or
genixed at
Ike feeling at the people seems to be such
that a go etre' plan is only necessary to rally
large tursbers of the people for defensive par
pests.
Alolo+lng rumors from time to time prevail ea
to the intentions of the rebels, but there is .
nothing to catabliah their truth:
the telegraph lice aroe working to•dsy from
Cat title to Hagerstown, but there net ao :r1.40
nlar infermatin.
hinny term-ere with their teams, who, during
Inet Saturday anJ Sunday fled in a panic, are
now Teturring .13 their homes.
'the continued alaan, of rebel movements ha,
trt ght all bus Int as to • tot, p, end a general or
gtalsetioo Ito d, I nice oleo. If:Wally accessary
to testere confidence to the public mind.
hOPIO, I's, August 4 --There If DO troth
in the ',port that a force entered liagerato wa
14,t tight. A telegram received at headuner-
tcrr rr on there at 3 o'clock this nftercoon, makes
pi mantis n o , the f reset:reef the enemy on this
it:Oo tI the Pvt., mar. It is positively known,
however, that a considerable lore. of rebels co- 1.,
en' the town of Springfield, who are etridently
wetting to form • Jane:lon with another holy/
said t, be marching northward.
Ll•llltneCon, Pa., Aug. 3.—Despatehe4 from
Engeratown, j oat received here, state that a :a
tor prevaits there, that a torso of rebels are •
crossing the Potomac Into Xdrylani.
No petticalars.
LlNAL,or•ernal 4507 Or Tee POnlit IC,
August 3, 1.564.
.14Othipg.of importance 1 a.j transpired daring
the pest terenty-tocihouri
P.oket O neg to trout of the corps le kept
nn , 171015 t illnelultigly, WI la some eholliag at.
Ir.,r,trts
Tupelo.
E!!MI
the enemy have been hey !a repairing their
liner, and OW ekirtnieheas annoy them as math
l‘oreibla Lila* data. go, however, ladone, as
11,, perform moat of their tabor at night and can
not to tern on acccant of the lit:knees.
A ci..tirt of icqniryls
about to be convened to
it vitro into the canseeOf the late disaster.
extol amount of our fosses In the eation
o' ricturday is now ascertained to 4.5,810.
lhe hisepitate aro being rapidly cleared tithe •
sick and wounded, there bessig four or dee herb
engaged
to their tracepartatioe from City Point.
Foslacsa htoecoe, Aug. :l.—The !steamer
George Geary sailed y iislisro•y afte.moon for
Philadelphia, Boston and New Tort, with two
hundred otters d women and children, under the
care of the superintendent of negro affairs of
lLis derartment. It it intended to distribote
them must ng the different benevolent societies in
Le above cities..
There Is no news from the front, twerything
rtenaining l a quiet state.
Nits - Yost, Ang. S.—The Berotra N &thrill*
correuposdant of the :Sib, says: Etnerrnme's
army ea• it motion that day though contraband
to telegraph et thetime. It was mooing by the
let Oath, and those'conrercant with tha titus•
titn will etteptebenti the importance of sash
moue men 4. Sherman'. delay before A•lsn ta
vac only for the ;napes, of keeping the rebels t
there, in which he has sucesetied admirably.
Wsitetabot, Aug 3.—The amounts of sub-'
aestivate to the? 30 loan, repotted to-day at
the 'Treasury Department, is 0121 million day
time thousand dollar,.
It to ger.araliy understood that r rlj'i fares
is in the Shenandoah Talley, 35,000 strong MS
nary melemente are being made to make him; ,
change his position.
Itimee Someday profound quiet bas reigned,
along the lines in front of Petershm.g. Scarcely
• 1,,,t lies been fired 04 eithet tide—the arohnl.l
ed have all been removed to City Point.
Brig. Gem. B. B. Poster arnved here to-day.
A 4,,urt of loyalty has beau ordered by the i
President at the request of Gen. Grant, of which
Bitjer General Uncork IS President, to laYestt
gem, the cause of the failure of the recent
"suit upon the rebel fortification' before Peters.(
burg, so sueoesefully ineugurated by the explo
-
pie n of. the mine which destroyed the most Im•
pot tont works It front of oar center. •
FROM :11ERIAN'8 DEPARTMENT.
GLITI. STONERIARPS RAID.;
De&action of the Macon Railroad.
BUB FIFES ATTACKED BY GEL IMAM
CAITUBEOi 2 000 U: OUR F32.3E3
Namarit.us, Aug. 4.—Gen. Stoneman lent a
force of cavalry, Long and Lagrange's brigade':
3,200 strong, on the 20th alt., under command of!
Urn. Edward M'Cock, to destroy the Macon Al
Western read. They Lad destroyed eighteen'
miles of the rend, and started to capture a train
of Bve bruidred "ragout, going from Atlanta to,
Madan or Colominut. hi 'Gook oaptared the train,
near Newman, with Are low:droll men ,inoludlog'
ono hundred oral twenty-sevon celosra. The;
wagons were Waned with valuable stares in-,
eluding liquors, and the private paper* if Gan !
flood son others. After pomessing thereselveej
of what they wanted - , the wagons wore burned,:
and hi'Cook alerted to return with the prisoners'
and three thousand mules, hot was overtaken by,
a rebel force under Gen. Itaneem, ao large im to,
completely surround him. A datparete
gegsment followed, during wilich many of hf
Cock's men camped and found their way to Me-.
rietta. The number of Pellet-ale crQuired, it le,
eupposed, will mob ouppoeld, two thousand. This dia.;
cater is attributable to the troops partaking tool
freely.of the liquors found to the captured train,
Leng's 6rlgade eonsiated of the 3d and 4th Ohio
and 2dlndiana and:4lh replan. Patt of La
grange'' brigade Was oprzpwoa of " 0 5 4 "" b 1
Gen. Itereeen in hit late expedition.
Fermat to reported at Atlanta under flood.
Two hundred and thlitty-eeven contederatti
Pthowri reached here bet evening, inelndline
• ;dein comialstoacct
Astern= New Jersey editor, air. Ellen Wintoni
of "the Berym County Dem9crat, wet arrested on
Balirday . by command of Oeo. Peek, 43 the tem p
:nersii7_,atisepoe of (ha. Dix, for su article disi
:eonyeglarg enlistmeneand opposing the execution
of ,en .xtraft. woo released on parole, to
attend examination. Tuesday morning.
— "Vivi' Ras,. Auguit 'Bszonts, rival
pentheintflan the 20th, pipeed +Ma evening,
, Ootten naiad. beesditane downivavit P*o` , l
. 4!olflre”,el3,T.' comae gloved et 89,X190 tot
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FROM HARRISBURG
PROCLAMATION OF GOY. CURTLN.
30,000 'MILITIA CALLED OUT
Tice Men to Rendezvous at Ruth-
burg and Pittsburgh.
Uanateurrao, Aag. 5, IRG-I —rn the name and
by the authority of the commonwaelth of Penn -
rylvania, I, Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of the
raid Commonwealth do Issue the following :
The advance of the rebel army has again
crossed the Potomac river, and this morning oc
cupied Hagerstown. I cell for 90,000 voientear•
militia to, be mustered into the 'service of the
State, to tarn during the emergency for the de
fence of tho State.
The men out of Johnstown will rendezvous
at Harrisburg, and those west of that place at
Pittsburgh. I. cannot too earnestly urge upon
thepeople of the State the necessity for the im
-1:00diala p_rcitencro of this fore.. The general
Anders. which accompany this proolamotion eats
forthilits arrangements for transportation, key,
and th. mods of organization. •
tae GOT 131201: A. G. MAIMS. ,
Nt.i Sure; Secretary of the Commonwealth.:
Ortapaar. Canes No. 53—/kodyearMre Atm
sy/mmte Nflitia , Auguat 5, 1864 —ln aceordance
with toy proclamation this day made, It is or
dered: ii
Fuel, That ail able bodied men of llnneyl
rani/ do immediately assemble in their respect
ive bnrcughs, wards and townships, and organ
ize zelepanies for the deka'', of the State.
&med. 'Companies ' as ..tpidly as organised
Initiation to the different railroad
companies, be furnished with transpoetatton by
the.,Lialted, States to the proper tendesions—
thoirrYarganised wait of Johnstown, to Camp
Reynolds, at Pittsburg ; those east ' df Johns
town, at Camp Matto, at Harrisburg, where they
wilt be subsisted by the United States Govern
ment, and sworn Into the service of the State for
State defence daring the period of the' existing
emergency, and will be organised tote regi
ments.
Bl'order of A. G. Ccirra,
0070[110r and Commander -In-Chief
A. L. licassm, Adjt. Oen. Penn's..
DALT] woze, Aug. S.—Persons who left Charles
town, Va. early yesterday morning, report a
rekel force, compeer d of &I oseby's and Imbo •
duet cavalry and mounted infantry, estimated
at 17010 11.13, were there, and about making a
feint on finrpsn's Ferry, while EselY, ' with
13,100 infantry, was guarding plunder at Ban
her /1111, and wee &boat starting up the valley.
2he rebels ore scattered through the valley
gathering the grain and cattle, and would join
Zwell in his march.
ne rebels conscripted all the men they could
find, and even boys of sixteen years stage.
It is believed that the noels will retire op the
valley as soon as their trains aro well advanced.
naesteneso, August S —Dispatches received
this afternoon state that the rebels were then
emeritg the river at Elancock, and had driven
Arszili's pickets Into Cumberland. Bead °radial
dispatches received tide meriting state that the
r‘itt a cscupied has era town In force. The great.
tat cte,crnation prevails in the Southern per-
Ilan el Cumberland county. Gov. Curtin has la
in, tl a proclamation calling out 30,000
Yernsnanrina, August .5 —A report bated on
good authority, e.yer The rebels crossed the Po--
toll, r at Hancock yesterday, strong.
It it reported that there woe a tabs at New
Crock, Vs., yesterday afternoon. Particularr not
I to en.
From lllemplAr , --Rebel Movement.
V.rurz;B, July —Thera is great anCivit3 in
nAltitary circler here in carrying oat new were
menu.
KtliaLle fatzirrebstion Meads <het tho rebel
c.en Lee bes been relieved cf the oeconetni
the Depertment of Alabama, Miesiadippl and
b:eet Lcut.iena, and ordered to repot•. at Atlan
tp.
It it suppotel he will fake hood's uld nom•
runt d.
Ferric cherges the responsiblllty of hie re
cent doleat to Lee and Dick Taylor, at Meridian,
a neck ego.
Tbeireport of the death of Forrest by bald aw,
is we metered, althanalt his sawed is sr-AS:leni
ty to prevent him from sour* service.
Chalmers lads command at his torsos.
The rebel troop watt of the hitaalaslppl tlwar
ere r apected to erwas that stream and retakfurea
Atlanta.
bo left Mobile, J.ily 3let, coy.
the, Rood bra been reinforced by two dirttion.
from Beatiregerd'. corps from Richmond, two
brigades is am Malin, Charleston and Wilming
ton. It is said to be ready divPsted of troop.,
end tb. garrison at Mobilo w ori•t. only of two
brigades of regualrs and the Mobile Militia.
Great (evert!. entertained that Mobile would
be etc:oiled between the eighth cad fifteenth of
July, and M the urgent solicitation of the Gor
en., and Mayor, the troops which had bre.
scut to reinforce Forrest wore recalled.
Prr to Ittt mptll9--Plgtit at Ttiptio—Rebels
P.' 11 3" %, tArred--Thar Loss Over
hS sairais, August 2.—lmrortaat
mtverti<DlS are bamit wads br 0... Waslabarria
•Etch •ill root be developed. Smith le again
ca the •ar path.
Tv quenionable Irk remotion her roached head
quarters allowing that Forest and Leo were ter
ribly crippled at Tupelo. Free Colonege were
Lute d, eight other field °Moore badly wounded,
old arm 2 500 men ktded and wounded. the
°Motel repyrt ,bows that Smith had len than
lid kll:cd and about 500 wounded. Had rzenith'a
supply et pensions and areautmitlen been
ern," lc would bore totally routed the rebels,
ettr.Cet ly h, for op their urgent:scion.
Adt.eet from Albans. report Shelley near
Jectlll.ll,,t with three or roue thounnd rebels.
Marv...lake Is at Saline. All quiet at Little
t. rk.
Adjutant General Thremag haw arrived.
The report kw just come that General N. 11.
Fortst died eo the Al of Jul at Columba),
of Loeb Jaw.
Enna Memphis and Riser
Cato; August I—The steamer Comneraial,
from has arrived at fdetuphis.
She rsporta all quiet along White river blasts
use rut.zing ■iusuut convoy, but the owner, for
reseal mile. back from tho river,la the violaity
cf ?Gott Adam', is reported swanning with
but hwhatkers.
• PI cps. mica. are being made a: Bt. Ober's' to
o..tt an anticipated attack, from 81 mmeduko,
who was reported advancing upon that pleas in
foror. •
An officer from Duvall's Bluff, refute that
Basesn'a entire tome has gone to. iamden.
The publication of the Memphis 29rws has been
totpeaded by fienerar Daeltiond, for an article
'paha( the tolli.lacrganization, and Insinuating
the teceptance of briber by the °Mears to com
mand and the Burgeons inapeoting beard. The
seater of the article, Mr. Synatt, Lt In Irvin
arrinE.Arn&
Dania or coo PITIIIIITISCI/S, roar w.rms}
aan Carcaem Hammer oe.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., JaOy 11th,1664.
DIVIDEND. -96e Poard of Directors of
, otopnary boor the day ol.clotoel Ihrtiend
of Yt. PFP CINT on elar.• the of 1,1,:al Otp , t
Eftor . . .• 1 Iffvo of U.OOO matt
7.2, • r and one, •.'.l 0,0. t, fa 21 the
tb• 41 top. stot• Is cat, , o f th• ...ler
, vt, I....sseat •.. 51 50 .11 vs 51 , 3
V. M. to IL a•., e•tl-ten.,l tha reoprctln
odlt•e sho Ttncofer II • Ics of tt, I k , npartr grill clots
o IA. :Da of July, Instant, sr II o'clock if. end re.
04.12 clonad the oth dy of Auden thereat.=
B r ordm of the Board.
Jylg:terdo W H. BARNES, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Of nos or Ptrresanan k Bove. Moms 00., I
Pittsburgh, Jul, khd 1.64. f
Th. Directors of the Pittsburgh and lio.ton Mluing
P.. 11•1 ittly hove deol.rrd • Dlrldeud of EIOIIT
Le tto P6ll 6110 Dg or; the 1 1 •51tal Stock, ea the ..10
may .tend at tto otos• of tottlnfmts on El•turtlay, too lid
10,1001, 1..y01A0 to hi Kkholders or their legal rvsn•
04,11..51 413 sod sher TIII.IIISDAT, the 401 of &ague'
plertroo 6r..torn Stockholder..oll noel,. their Ms
ideoft ra the Oftre of tb..6 , otfo.ny. No. 22 01117 .tr.et,
1 . • Titus. M. ELME; Tremor,.
DriIIDICN D.
o rice or ALLLLMICRT a Prression 211.
142 Noulb Th4Pl at., Jury 12 . MX f
The Thrto.ore a the A IPalheny a Pftteburab Oil Boot.
too hare lb!. day deolettod 13141Jeud of TWO Pia
CUNT. oo the Oapltal block, lot a. month of J 0.%
Of tea, payable on and attar the 13.41 hod.
)) to-lot 4412 B LBsl2, Baeretary.
FASILIONAELF.
DESIRABLE GOODSI
GENT'S & YOUTH'S CLOTffiNG.
2.1.41.13 Yr. TO ORDER,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND KANNER,
R. B. NORRIS,
meson ANT .TAMOB,
79 FEDERAL STREET, Allegheny
emtitta
CITY AND SU/BURBA.N .
The President's Past.
Thursday haying been set apart by the Prer•
'dent, on the recommendation or Congress, as a
day of fasting, humiliation and prayer, in view
of our prevent national affairs, it wan pretty
generally observed in the two title', but not eo
universally as it shcall have been. A goodly
number of oar churches were closed, owing to
the fact that many of the pastors were absent,
and the houses were under repair. St. Andrews,
Rey. Dr. Preston ; First Bofors:mod Presbyterriaa,
Rev. De. Douglas.; and Third United Presbyterian,
Rev. Dr. Brown, were not open on aoscuot of
their Nita , under repair. Dr. Paxton le in the
Lake Superior region, Col. and Dr. J. B Clarke
ie absent with hie regiment of one hundred days'
men in rho military service of his country, and
Rey Jchn McMillen was performing the last
sad eiliCe3 to a venerable mother. Their church •
to, of Ct arta, were not Open far divine Serried.
The churches that were open, were in conse
quence well filled, and it was vary pleasant to
witness the members, not only of different
chinches, but of different denominations, unit
ing. in supplication to kimighy God to avert
the calemities that threaten our cation.
We ernderstand that Bey. Dr. Ho ward ex celled
himself In giving renewed expression of nn•
'wavering devotion to the National canoe. He
declared he was more determined to do so is the
future, and ho would continue to do eo though it
might cost him VS position. No danger, how
ester, of any snob eptlielaenoo, In this locality,
flowing from deelarations Of loyalty.
The Bev. hit. Snyder. of Christ Church, we
are informed, denownetut rebellion In no meal
wed terms. It Is raid that no copperhead could
live in the atmosphere of Christ Church pulpit
yesterday.
We had the pleasure of hearing Bev. James
Prestley D. 11, perching from Dan. 3; II:
"Sbadrack, Meshed', and Abednego, answered
and raid, 0, Nebnehasineezer, we are not careful
to answer thee in this matter." After an ap
propriate introduction, the Doctor discussed the
glean:in of the trial to which the three young
Hebrews were expose I. It was as great as any
to which we are exposed in this day. Nebuched.
Renal was a very tyrannical monarch, but the
yerag men would neither violate their conscience
nor their religion. We should not obey laws
that contravene the laws of God, which are su
preme In every land. It is hard to resist a stand.
against the law of the land—to stand against
Slavery— lioeured gambling Boomed horses
reels g, As. It does not root much now to been .
anti slavery man. Bat It did "In the days of
rotten eggs."
Gratitude might have been plead by the young
men re a rea.on why they should hove complied
with the King's demand. There is a King now
celled Parry, which men enpport out of gratitude.
They are Indebted to "the perry," and "they go
it tiled." The party that is composed of seam
material is eight times out of ten the dominant
party.
the forte of universal example might have
been plead, or "rublle opinion," as we have it
In cur day. Many always follow the multitude.
There are some men who are always found In the
dominant party. It is hard to tell how they get
thore, but they do. Thee. yonng men would not
go with the multitude. The church has always
been In the minority because her principles are
unpopular.
The penalty of disobedience was very great.
Life is anent. The G.d of Israel might have
tee, tior.fird by their lives. Bat they had
teamed that God's glory could not be advanced
by doing that which is wrong.
The I.meg men met their trial in an excellent
4.110- ILA') motttman intelligent spirit liasy
manifested a digatfl..d and praiseworthy com
ports, ile that belie veth shell net mtike haste.
Th,y nits Vested a constant relying trust In
Gad. Sever until within the last three years
woo, I beta anything I:Fs a city that seemed
s. t Oct Men need not be ashamed n!
their abolitionism la three days. Tory may
west tbename "Al.,clitlon" on their 310170 a it
is a title of nobility."
God amply rewarded the young men for their
faithfulness and uprightness. Three were cart
into the furnace, but II ^w th appeared, who es..e
like unto the San of G ,d. If men will only do
right, they will have the presence of God.
Mar. tiny was promoted among the people, and
the parse...llEl°e wee stopped by these young He
brew worthless refusing to obey the inspione de
mand of the King, and their not king careful
to answer him in this matter."
Departure of Troops
At an early tow this morning, between two
and three hundred troops were ordered from
Camp Reynolds, and left on a special train for
Uni,,town. Thus embraras all the troons in
crb; who were armed and aqu:pped, and inelci,les
the provost guard, and the permanent garrison.
There are a few men yet in cam?, wh, will be
,forwardod as loan.. armed. A battery of four
pone, from ItiewYerk, under comment of Captain
Rates, strived at Turtle Creek, , toan the nut,
this nocreir g, ant we, at oece transferred to the
Connalleville Railroad, en route to Uniontown.
It is the Intention to 43,,ncentrate a considerable
force at this point, for the purpoae of aerating
the wintry in that vicinity, and co operating
in any movements against the enemy which may
be tezessary and practice:4e.
Defend the Border.
rf,r. C:,,1-_ bt• jc..t
mur to the relie residing sides the southern
iwrder
DZI•IitTIMIT 07 701 SOP I
PIM burgh, Ps., Aug. Sal, 1364
Cft•C'JLa Y.
P..p.'• of e her Canfi<s:n!
l'eror..fro.,,
Your eltneion is /126 that a rail by the ene
my to not impossible at say Unto during the
rummer and c,nalop fall. I therefore cell upon
you to put your rids, and shot guns in good
order, also supplyins yourselves with plenty of
emmunit!Jn. r)II , elrnEtld., I:o)u:tains, fn-
Pete, bulldlnsw, & • , rarni•h favorable plsoes
for cover Dui at the 54.310 tirn t enable you to
11111 Ite marauders, recollooting, If they coo"
It is to plundor, destroy sod born your property.
D. N. COCCII,
Maj. Get. Commanding Departmont.
Degree. Conferred
A r the neon: commencement of Jefferson
College, tha degree of A. B. wn conferred on
thirty-five young gentlemen,
The degree:of A.M. in nurse on J. Me•
tenthlin, of the [Army of the Cumberland.
Jelin McKean, of Artamotus, lowa.' E. E. fart, of
Dello/ county, Oregon; El. H. Leadoff, of
Mary hied, Wm. Jaffrey Park and Capt Samuel
D. Dodders, of Weuhington ...anti, Pe. Mao
the honorary degree of A.M. on Franklin Car
ter, Professor af Lat:n, Williams' College; Chia
Remy Seem...M.D., of Sharon, Cloun.; W. liJe •
enbro ember, M D., New York airy, and Benjamin
F. Wilkie., 'Washington City-. The degree of
D.D. on Key. J. Banton Smith, motor of St.
Matthews, Jersey City, New Jersey; Bey. A:ca
dres 'P Dapp•r, M.D., Canton, Caine, and Rev.
William M. Cornell, M.D., Philadelphia. 'No
degree of LI. D., on Ilea. James Veoch, Pitts •
burgle, Pa.
A Titxxxxxl Annum,/ —Yeeterdry afternoon,
a inn° tamed Alexander Whir created gotta a
dibtarbance on Filth street, by delivering a re
ligione and political hattiagne to a large crowd
In front of the telegraph office. Tiro police o®-
ecru, happening to pare along at the time, ar•
reeled him and took him to the Klyor'e
Loring the ex +inhatidn it er, d.i,odr3ro 1 Lb ‘t
C;11,1” r , .•a d•rertro thvv,l,l ho
wax 1..r010.1 over to Pr :IF r.el
and I Is the cne...d hero. 11, 4111 Dr
tilt arrtsburg (ht.( treolag.
RM.}, T—N•anocr E.01.P11-0a Thursday,
as Mr. L. Purcell was driving la • baggy, from
the Catholic pionfa at Breed's Qrsive,ln company
with a lady, the hens ran efl, and, dashing from
the road Into the woods, was nankin rapid pro •
press towards a frightful precipice, whoa the Ta
lkie came in contact with a tree. Thischeaked
the prepare of the animal, bat caused the de
molition of the buggy. Had the horse not been
arrested in his progress, the meat aorlsus co rise •
garners might have resulted.
Cane Patsairrame.—Lieut. David A. J3131b3,
of CO. E, 102 d Ittglatent,'" ho was wounded der-,
tog out of the late deities, And 13 now at home on
tears ti abstoo., was presented isidh a mag
• ificent gold hesded cant last evening by some of
his Birmingham friends. The preseatadan took
lace at +be bone. of Mr, Shaffer, is the him
•
Ingham Diamond, and was nitneattd by a urge
audience.
deuce ItitLeoao roe SAIL—The railroad from
Hodson to hlillerobarh, with all the fatannt•
privilege. and appurtenance., including also the
perform] property of the ortopaey, will be offer
ed at public sale on the 12th day of neat Sep
tember, at the door of the Court loose
Akron.
lurnormitsre n Fil/DILIN —The Franklin
(intro stater that there never was a time In the,
history of Franklin when there were as many'
hwaeegoingapa atpresent. They aro Awning.:
ins op on every 'Wont, and the town had addeil
to it, on an ...rage, one hews every day.
ATLANTIC A GMAT Ell/MINOS —Milk
following axe the earnings of the ikilantln.k.
Groat Western-Aailroad dozing the, first viz
month, of the preen( year. January, $207,267,
FoblustYri s il23l,o4l; Mardi, $320,733 ; pr il „
$197.267; lay, $214,679; Jane, 314,321; total,
$l, 390,639. lo Jane Itll earnings for plain. ,
gun were s7s 650; freight, $10,837.
411ZWEIT iieaa CITY..-lailiolt LIM., lift roe
Clueleast( yeetetalsy.on prieste badness. Ald.
mum Butlct, of the lihtth wird, will *lndite
delis& hp absence.
VOLUME, LXXVII---NO. 209 ti
cARPETS, OIL ctorma.
CAN - TaN MATTLN G.
lITARLANO, COLLINS & CO.,
Hos. 71 AND 13 MYTH anuarr.
Holt Ivniss to P. G « ozootot cow.
Han teat rerelved a mall lavolise of FBESII C 4177011
BT/t4 W MATTING, of the celebrated B. 7. W. -
¢atatlen. TM quality of them goods La , -
able by any Ober snattLeg Imported. and the litallet
qcantlty ...neees them very deal:able.
CL 6 CO., Lave also lust 'revolved tew ex ,
ecedlngly alert end lanirdev:us et) les of
Fancy Plaid Mattings,
AD of iebich ban, Scat been banded, and an. thereforo,
the PRESREffT -MATTING'S IN THS MINKET.
Oar general gecko( geoaale still totnrpannel in es
tent or variety, and U at all tinted otter our patrosa
the lowest prime the mitten will allonL
CHINA M.ATIINGS.
Es.log purchased ham, the rivals gooda • large Stock
CIIEWLXD AXD PANOT
CHINA MATTINGB.
_ln all widths andqualltles, wear. antbled to o.lar Utast
at kas than bate= Tates.
Ike attention cf the public is called to the sboregoods
u they ate the cheeput cupsting la the:minket.
W. /moo also a lons stock of Embrol ion& Embotood
sod Cloth Pifizo COWS, .lio vtloottot at low rata.
OLIVER bIeCLINSOK i CO.,
au3.1.3 Tifth strest.
FOURTH Si BEET
gNEW STYLES
) 4 WINDOW S Ala' S
•
r.ZOSIVED 11113 bAlr.
g NEW SPRING STOCK
tz I or
C_A_ - 12, S,
WELL SEASONED
g, OIL CLOTH..
AT BPCALLIIM'S
CARPET STOR
TOMITH STUMM'
PlatJroS. 011.7811‘, 4-c.
WAILFLINK RR,
EOLE Aar: 'TS OF VIE]
Bradbury & Schomacker d Co.'s
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Mm SMITH Sz CO.'Bl
American Organs and Melodeons,
o. 12.141,9 E WS BLOCK, Sr. CLAT3 !-.
ere take p'eeure to ref:rein:, to afe w of than , who
poscusrre mere Instruments to rtittleugh and
hle hard Pard, Esq 1 10. Qr.fan,
F J.lltra, Ca7t h aka,
J.
J .. I WA, Co.,
J J. J.. teeth, Wat. ISGeketl,
r It. Blecklearn, C. Et. Hun,
Grant Pt Perth I Ch., A. IT ...teller, Esq.,
hoJ Donk. Efq., . Lt. P.M. Jiwe.dltet,
J. K Kerr, renntlin, 'Pa
Insectresa .NlS,lgnet Anode:tag. EOZzitt..Zir Pa.
hi IN Farah McFarland, Rut I..ltorty,
Capt. J. B. ConaY, Iffehe.Eiwen.
hey. H Hot . .. Benelck , ey.
e Deahtnty, Rounds:El°, Ta,
Graham Ceocta, Callan&
N.
o.4l.lSett I irerpool,
Beeman Coe, laq., Allegheny City.
m. J. Rue, do.
Very Kee. 7 tatllen, Co.
hobo araseer, do.
rt , a. Eeq., do.
De. J. It McClintock, Past Ltberty.
John ceenly. do.
All Plan., In th.lectr.s, elf% warranted Be Zen yam.
A her choice unoad..hand 1 . /Los Mr tub and rent.
b.=
WEBER'S PIANOS.
CARD TO THE Primo.
robArdber bar the plrarare of artuartucha; that
he Las Leta appotrat.l Oar exclurtve .pent for Otte W.,
WEBER'S PIANOS
•
for Plattrogb sod sic:tatty- Mesa Dlootor, though
0017 psa attl sly Mt 11.3.0un hero, hari loos rutoped oll
tl.b{e rrpotrAdon to oho eutera altlr, Doll. wadi .0-
crilrot qaorttirr sill rec“ordosod Otto *A ouor to our
coudral asorrurr. A chotro or.cdraLoat of Wa R Crl'a
1.1 Ahl A bar Jut beam rrcolvra by 0, .übrorluer to
8 - blob the attrolion of tbo public 13 United.
CH ARLES C. MELLOR,
ant 81 Word Mr.,.
p &NOB I
JIMINOSZEDX9I i
A vlarp hotottromit of thou, add sII other !fwd.
Gal /astruiamith ix oath tif
HOFFMAHII, HMI 00,
/1 15 No. 53 Fifth stmt. SiWads old dead.
J 1,1
ABL, DIMOND A DOUBT,
THE HEST PIAIIO9 MADE:
Odd by CHMLIAYTTII BLITHE. 43 19.114 d..
1113 Solo Agent for ritrobarzb 4114 W. h.
4TTORJrErB.
MACIZRFLT & JOHNSON,
AVITORXICYSI,II,T.LA.W.
And U. B. maims= EMDIT.IIS° Mktg AG TS
Menthe /or Win:ceded &Idlers collected In from - ten
torreu.y Ceps
Otrue. So. eo ClitkerT ETBSICT, Pittsburgh.
Cali wish discbuts• sod two witureste. dralll
WY OALBIL&ITII,
&florae) , and Counsellor-at-Law,
1721Z120tii, Ammo.; Cuarr,
P 3 NEVI. sr
i i AM ES LAFFERTY,
ATTORNEY - AT -L AW
All legal flarlress promptly atteaded ti
Office, Tio.ltb FOURTH EMMET. mar anima, Pine
ap.1.30.1.22
Ai diASTElt 6c 0.9.7.7.-93113
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I '3l GOL CENSSIC.--This La the
ostoo of Bradbary's new Sibbilb &beat - Skil*
Rook, est cut. In trrsbosts sodlatorestat Is belitorsd
to to Rolf soul to tiro flell,.flosletor Shover. Prissy .
to mar comm., ts' coast slosh, copyi or $3O per toms
.4r. In stiff. tiodta.s..W osiots.s%l4ls Ausr47l. •
'Sots fns, by tuft, in revlos or prSie.
ugo
.psoft.s. übblltiE S 0f14 . 93 Wood stusdsf
V CTI 0.4," 134 M.
1 PR(}VBD CITY FiIOPERZYTAT
n'..{..01382 bit LE —,OfiVIIESDAY EMS.
a.pttst Bill, at 8 eclool.; waif ba 1019 at the at.
noarlat tats Dn.., Di Bleb atiott.: by Otier 401 ,
nbora • Ccnot, the roll•wing taltrable la,anted 'city
pmporty.belongt,g.to ablate lionil,/laerdt
Loa largo lot nu comet-of ,tract tot ep-syr.
tort alloy, frouttnt qoton "Litt rti - e rate and red.
nits Lark to Clinician-9as. • io•ttOq i.orected:tnefoltg
tic ry Wanitotoo, lit, 20, nt.12.44.
Ono large lot in nrarof stosal tttilbtaoriorS'aimberTY
and Clorr.6 alloj 2, fro.ting 613,4041r7
with an ,verwye Cop •I to tiot. Attitroo`t erectelo
toe-vot r Brick Gee
friOana, jfi9taro fi0.0.• eta;
W./ tf. , ,ble
T.,13.5 tlalo—uoo third tub. itgl:tiot balance In cab
..Ld too tear, .tr.b blttrest, *Jsrod by boid 'sad
T.Cr/A.R.
h rt bl: timid A.
ORPHELICS, COURT 13. ,OF MdL
COLLS LEVU! raortlett3.lsl'LANllEgant
lI.LE —Oa TUB BOAT /110115 M ; 41.1tItekt
10 o'clock, nom Ca odd. Cra the pryttillia,,frosttles oa
Cr ClD:bla, Ake. to tfcroagh ollatrteactrilre, lbo old
la sham Lerch fierassteed, trbithlie been ettbdlilded
tato the Cellos fag 3/ Bulldlag lay he:At:4=3ll.lkt.
steel on the Greemburk pThe cod elltilatde straeK -'
1 Let 95 bet front on the tglei-,:tino eiteat= nom
to Der.l7 etrest,ll6 feet 7% Seelvit. deep gm , entealtle
a.lelllo :set 11% ltrimoan'he othekOrttereem la erected
thh lttg, end totem:dial Back knern st Lh,o
Leech CIM.11:21
3 Lct. oacb 20 fact frost on thelan, sad eztenitia;
tack 100 tat to F.lrstois Mica.•• ' - •
4 Lot, cacti 21 feet front oa thrifty, any ae.andla,
1 to Dosiy .1 n t, fr-a 5,1 to lit , t. tsdepth.
1 Triasgo cm Lot 60 feet stout •e-g: et 02511114.•
nc ta.ck fro: 9 Limbers L aud its Data 91' f,60.
10 Lots each 66 fi . et front on LihirtF etnet4 i 1122192..
teeth& bark 10 • 20 tt. ate:, foldiFf to 119 16.120epit.
1 Lot 26 hot 10 (Debts fruit on Raley street; attend.
Ins tact 69 Fairview allay', in 9.10.27 2.626 . 939," Wails
bn one elde, and 50 feet 7', 6 inch#6m . the other. Doing
9 teat in the rear.
• • -•
ILL°, each "A toot haat 011 .I*7 stmt. and, 4).5-ta:dint
ta:dint la k to Put airy 127 tat
1 Lot It Let,Elnotrea front en P.ifzby este:, =A IX.
tot ding book tol'ark alley IL - fact, •
Plan can be obtained a the Aii4Ban Rams, MI6 6(
FI tL tt.r.t.t t.
. . . ~,,... .
Tr.aza car Buz—One.::. - .lrd eashllpastotta or-4 ass- ,
t.O years. slit; iti.U.nat,..an.4Prkk'n 4 .nd InariPlP•
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