WittOufgh flautit. . 1 )1E REBEL CONGRESS. ttio(43•3ninist7 =Resolutions 4 Offered. }KELL- gilEtli 'Ol l ARNITOPt,FOO7g. t. Retool RRILIInoIo Most Glootas OF,RAL LREI BEPOIITIM WOUNDED. LutPedi Of LOP/a labors of Ifogroos. CHAie OF WAS ; EATIRE SAVANNAII. nw To11411ee.:;!!!&7-10 the rebel Howe of ipreseetegves;aullatutdaY last, Mr. MlLlllan, •Tirghda, pffefed - ritsoluticras in favor of send-. Withln;iitl , Union bites; intareissioiers to „pt, with the Oterortgatives of the governMent IWaSidagtost -for a inateeiltiCsa of men. - In' §4y . ia a maagoa; ' idr. 511Illiert 'stated thee. , tlitop Lay who recently strived in Richmond, 51 been amend ,by Gene. Onerit that, any each .... ~.. r lsaltnitenvroal be allowed to pass through re, Toole La ' s . to privatellfe in Masud. ... the rebetSenater,rhlli the carreney bill wail ... . , 3be withdrew!froth that body, alter - makiug , . .. rank strait:herd otf.tie situation of the rebel ... •n. lie said* . --` ''= . - ' -... • ' ' 1 nit, I bricieh'iltelisMOtable gentlemen, en this 51, peranlop,_,psroaps, that I shah have the nor of addemategthle House, to look with me • nn the presentrontlition of tbe country before r s y =velvet) Witlihrad ill* support from thls um. !MIMI': ouesitnationt Let .us look' tiger In the &Dein& provide for it while It is 'hie to do so.. Sltywe am upon the verge of In. Congtelifi Is rapidly abandoning Mitts lin 'Met Poirers.gnd building up, an irresponsible cutlery &vodka!, GO: like' of which has never , . Lsted before. upon - earth.. The policy of the !nerd llomsencems to be" to' ush out dissatitt trotlutt by armed violence alone, In imitation of at thounh policy Introduced and enforced In O,land by , the celebrated Earl of Star the enforenitcnt -of which speedily ed. Quaid. the First to the blocky but R t before Slat had lost his own head. Ton tru yg hence - freedom 'of deliberation will be cetnaliy extinguished in this body, by means. Well I nay not specify. The unjust, unwise, Lid deeply criminal disspplacement of the gallant,. - id efficient John stotr from the pommand of the .• lirry,of, the Tennessee, and the transfer of that tusy to the neighborhood 'of Nashville, have !, nod all - Southern Georgia, South Carolina; • ..• at Alabama to the army of Sherman: Fort' , ' cAllistet lots 'Allah -Savannah:la about to ` )IL The late 'of -Charleston *cans only to be • t•ferred a . few,pr later-AleMre army stns' ready- met; with , a great. disaster, and, its Ix'jurigreent, - • -is fatally ! , ..sompremised. . , . 'dentint interfeiruce is the sourer& all dire u ischiefs, tin wen of thertistllt of the nufortn /-1 to battle elf - Murfreesboro and the atlll more. • 7. trans - ono' at - linseloilry. Ridge. • Should , . oodts army bedestroyed—Onenent which!! fear . . but too prolsable-tond , Sherman could come • . rind to 'this • viehlltyin 'elilps, which Ido not nbt be now intends,•what will bo the fete of ••••, ! The Hertifis ,:ciarrespor*nt. In frent of Rich , ' read says t It to reported that Lee was wounded .';! • front of Petersburg last &biopsy. and will be noble to report for duty forannie time:• - . . • Rosette-a' Soy_llett, desertions from the rebel • y will ba vary maxi tiittr.t. .. .: . ' . ~ , . ~ . ... . The Rielemond'Etinuttier of the 10th .-notices: • '', • fact that a large number of Devoe, have 'rer :Ss ;.•• tly stampeded toxerds the Yankee linos: - '..• The Alrauthsernaryithil'inkees have been in ' ; ' ythcrille and in other: parts of South Western t-.:' Ito* destroying three locomotives and doing ':•!:' The Savannah Beiubtfiazi of the Iffib' ellye! ':.* ' agurde*7s fOltiel4, SeatfOry,adeg was ..; up active 41 1 Lebettlisllim, with more or less • - lehingr. -no clump in the aspect '4 f afrairs; erreVting goat son well, and In the ~ F . The Chaegton l %craft pf the 16th says: -. ' Item= spite/lats . ;him no 'lnteathrlogi di : ..": attack on Savannah, and seems to be turn , g his attention to the reduction of the ontworin. •-. : • regrets the 14.11 of Mall:later, and says: ...The '.; nemy will nett nudeti a Aesparate effort ta take meals Pohite'•?. -.• .••• •- 7;. 3 ... • - ' The Itleliteettd:'Orrrez - Ser. alba 19th :laye: trbridge is retreating RPM Sonthwod Vir-; ' ;•.. • la, and Vaughili trying to get in Warner. ,•,...,- Urge' quanYAM at stores and troops are being .eut to !Koos - Cale Wam Glatt/nowt. • ! ' - - : = e The inelniaul - Mgr ot suclintt says : 'Jeff .; !e„lr Avis haa adhered assent. days from neuralgia. '' 1 Absurd rumors had. been effoat 10 affect the -: t - The Wag aleniziayst,thist Kitb,y ,fitalth Is de .: • ding the Government Put - of large ntimbere. ' .*t f Iltat.ef eratict..whiett, by Idsordere, are run P! ,'.. • • Iderloofroth Temp. - -' . REMARKErn TO :IA 5 1 0 CM strog OffEß't AptiVIP . 4I4. I W pi' IC,PFL. I : ' -,,j7 1 taver .: 66... le , Esteatiit - terea. ;i...t. AMU/Si: jetiAPN'a A' ilkifitrOlL .. _ . ii;, ‘ .!;i . "` - 'I - ••• — .. -- 1 -' - ' s ' • '• - . . - -• . „. • • . . Nrw Your, Dee. «l,—The Tnlttar's army ‘..`•••:: ' .. t r acts itioin' 'intent 'whet ps - Peri, says . the' ,• • • • del Senate; on b 'at Saturday went into secret : -14: , • , . : and ai.Ottny"tlelmisa VOA had.' The ri 4 , . nestle:a of 4t once jilt - dog the re igroiti was •-", •.'" ' • up Sod Mattered to have been passed 't ..fan alusetst unanimous vote: ..: ''' ' • ~ For _several digs, cry. able t bo4ll4 negro twi l l rlto eti -- quietly Weed, aritllitirrica oil to a camp or! on. Tile - may account to their Mail' _.!. Ing, noted istnaintor paragralat. . ..„ .... : . ,!-,, Trotote,itudialfidami otirtgaiaidani-sujati r aw ~;. wiPte oCiiiiwia - liTi 4 l ii:tiga , tetoi4dleFsl . : ,-,. a Into watAlasizol• . tho plght ttithst Igthi .- . t•;.thavEtFlAt'slidltslinfer l a alilid 4 15 1' . i th eT;TV-41 46 .hT i !e OF r*Y . -t 144 . 0 'syssal at etiiiiii'rkel, adnotirithrg is all , to no t over totroti*ltalialiiiii;, • • Tha'rance,roriesPondent on •Feirteri Viiiallt tion Witte: AMU on boanithe 13antlagnda Cabo, at lleavAins:Die-IV.: - ..t. gallon d 3 l l coatamt‘lreMblirdiatai,ill. *Welt ttii , IX i tie monitor *Mpolelted snartnwiMeape; Bite way tiring t'; we lkt .: 1 ;'. 13 01 1 t 6- - old otoir 4 104 .but. the 41:70 hod abated .- The water not „ • o ily rushed - in, at; the top 'of-the 'turret, but t 'worklia 'win*. throttgi-tho • hull. The, iron dada "would Wm; litlittlarui Beaufort, &a Pro t,,,r ror° ai 44 4c 111 ' ' 5 , 5 OTIS . 'BAYS uvettit $QllOB. ' 41 i'i, c,11:=•:,..,::., ~ . ~,, 4 , rhe News . - Efitimlioi•tant.; .. 0 CON* 13 • 11 Bi B'.isisitN..iYEPßE9,imits, ensc=i Pinll 23 l - 1 _ , .i. __ _ tt litu.rok,Doc.=l.—Sier cadge! let& neerserss k . . 4 received bug night s dnibig a think snow-storm. IThe news iSurdnaportent. --•- •, -- . Cotton ; opened Ivltlian infrance,..na. inarenro. : I' =cut - oiliest notatle. Urendstaffs.flrtnes pro visions declining, COnsols for Asoncy, .fdli. - Arne:ton securities inactive iV. 8: 6-*34, 45.7 i - Load ea, qtietrttoL.m.4,trerpool, ..Der.. Cottonlo: closes unehanied, There Is no ireme: tdiste prospect , of•ti reduction of the Bank of Allngland notes trittper bent. - - . • % - The dem4nd for fteount is rather more attire. 1' The ConfedieSin` loan br depressed bythe noire xr or anermses provps, ) _ :... ; ,;,, , :. • Additional by ibir Steamer Africa. row T0nz,,„pee..112.-411e; ttrattSdr:lfooke • cc tary boa awaitiol all the monetary reward the cue of Muller to the cabman; 'Mathews., '1 'The mingles of. Mr. Dayton were untraimed V , sod sent to ThornS for sAlproent to New Tork. a .be oheomfortrodoplace on the Gth ant r Vic attended bye representative of - the Snipe ror and the , French. Foreir d n c Min m is c. tu t o a f nd ro the . . 1 0 /03041P1° 17=63 1.4 . g1d . escorkd the re, , 57; 3 =2, kuanrof Want.: • PIIE THE LATEST NEWS :TELEGRirit. Tile St. A,ll:_)a.KlL§-11aicie:rs. THE BtNiE►S TO BE EnirE9EIT4D Judge tiniiief to :Dismiesed. FR'On viciElfr Our.EAss. 7Guilmhpust fiN=:lsL2,74p6maki.crillcs. ioViumiwr TO FLORENCE ME=:= THE *VERO TOO ZOOS TO FORD _-" ; • Deitzlis of Sherosan's Optrafioifs. cozeer , at, k.C. NSW You e, Dec. 21.-the Tuna contains a statement 'contenting. the St. Albans 'raiders:. Porterfickli the „Southern agent, was' liktrodaced: to Lamothe, Chief of Police, by George N. San .The .enspirators , le:owing what Judge Console decision - would be, arranged for giving Up the m oney. While Porterfield was under ,analttation Weenie retlgned,hoping theraby the Investigation; but he did not succeed. Sanders offered bonds for the payment of the money, If - ordered t Judgment of-the court, but our conn. eel refuted kit compromise and demanded every dollarOf the' etolettmeneY. The - Canadian Gov-, crumbed Swill midi:tut:telly compensate the banks. Jedge.Conisol Is to bedismissed: - A - prleato letter'from" - New - Orleans - says There are $2,000,000 . worth of cotton stored In - the Interior of Mississippi, within our lines, bought up inside or our lines. In some eases ns low as two cent* per pound, trinspartationnt the tick of the speculators, We learn from a Nashville epeeist, rust the fleet of grinheats moving Mt the Tennessee river to Florence to destroy ' the bridge there and pre, vent Hood's , away from crossing' have sue. The chances are greatly in favor of the total' distrnctlem or, Mood's command,. as the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers arc too high to ford, and Hood his no pontoons. The preparations Christmas • dinner for, Shentan's army Imebeen abut:dotted,' owing to the fact that themumbad‘one grandchristmis feast during Its march through Georgia: - .• - - Tire Commie! -idealiser in snmlng up the . Salts-of the campaign lit the past sixty days, Including the,,operalorts under Sherinsn, Thomas, Stemeratw,-.Wicren;Canbv,ltosecrans; and by the naval forces at Plymouth, N. C., It estimates; forty-three guns Captured,, and six lost by the thiredltates.:Two thouisanddght. hundred -prisoners captured, - Including 7,M0 negroes, and 8,000 killed. and wounded; oar loss was elite: The rebels 'lost twenty-flye Generals killed, wounded and captered; while we lost nix: 'Two hundred and sixty-five miles 'of rebel rail; rend barn been destroyed; and'l,^Joo horses and mules captured- The damages In Georgia-is. otbreted at forty million of dollars, and In other parte of the Confederacy at ten million. These estimates do net Include the slaking of the rebel Tam Albemarle -.and the pirate Florida, and the capture o( eleven blockade mance:. . The Tula Washington • sp,echd. says :,The va cancy in timiniailon to - PrFm' yin not be Mod at The Trisauht Washington' special soya: The greatest film are exprersed at. the Navy Depart ment that the publication of ,the details of Gen. Butlee'entreal sand,Military ,c.tpolillort to cap-, tare lillshingtat t; and plan to'rednee Fort - Fisliee May utterly defeat the: matmprise, With lu tours after the publication three papers; guilty-:ef'the mime, were' undoubtedly - in-Richmond, and their news eonimunkatcd Co .At the. opening. Of -the commie:don- on -the trial, 'yeht liar; el' !Col: -North; a motion was made by ate counsel for the priaoner ' for his discharge bn,tlos gimitul' that he bad obtained an: interview iwithtlosProddenti and =lad a premise , fiverctlifteldint, that if lte.weialdtati-vall; that , be knew, eirtmld be nneonditlenallfaseltorgeff that, be. had Miele such statement; and now demandells Yttrium. The Conimbhiort derided they coin: not eon:said the plea, unless:lt ;wag. on the order of the President 'or the Secretary:of Tice %Ridge Advocate proved several eases where trivalen and officers bed put &publi can votes In 'the hands of Col. North to be sent home, than when arrived - at home they had been chanpr:l to Depuorrath video.", - The Judge Advemta saki -if the prisoner's outset 'pleaded a pardon, It must bit produced sneer the peal of the Secretary of State, and that numiret mikes proved grout f tu aottet• to nethlng. ( . The mes Armyofthe James apeciel says; Dvserterk from theft - has report that the mast is. tctieahricrlst emits imide the reb,llluna for 11,1 Va from Sherman, - and that their join - nab say the the Norther/sondes In their front are full oftie mars of disasters to the relict cause, which Is baling a demoralizing effect upon officers and: men: 1 The Hsettlifa Itilton Bead special .detall•th sayat-Our 3ffpounder garrotte have beed got In. position an our lett. so as to comuland.Coose whatchle Bridge, and have shelled the rebel bat tery lust below the bridge. On our leftDont, a battery of(15-pounder rifled hOwitters from the natarbtigede havebeenplated withlnseren hun dred vane of the railroad.. Nb Mans can me, and ion° Attempt It. Gen. renter asked Gat:Sherman about' keep ing to position atCoosawbateitio to; prevent more forces joining Mortice: Gen.-Sherman told him to remain where he was and prevent Dardee's men from inning away;but to let all go In that wanted lei .Ile said Ire would open his lincer and ktuwentyShousand come 113,1 t the rebels wished it, as bents sure of capturing them nth • I 'The Zoning Ntitas a long account ot Shor n:ante Marti: thronghGeorsda,from the time ho leaned fiteffloOd's armyht. Rome. An outline. of,hifplr's. is Oven, which stews that the rebel ' I eadrts vr:re continletely toistifled coneenting ear :utorementy and that Sherman's Amite 'waste' as old any action of - Importance until be reached '.the Least.' The deetructlon of the nitiniad Wall - atecim'plisbed bytuisting the rolls so‘that they could not again -be -rolled 3a shape: tiell miles were thins made useless: The only tight of tw ilit eat was ono Itt-uldell Wheeler „was -:badly whipped 'after a* short engagement. ' Our army observed Timbering Day very generally, Ans. weetanulated a large suppdy of turkep- foe that - tomato alldilletiovilkt Most of. the pent, ; tertiary convkets ; who had 'volunteered into the Georgia militia were mauled in their prison ; 'elethef...., Gen. Sherman let these leose again: to give Gen. Breiin the full - Pena& 'of' their liberty. Supplies,of all kinds: were- abindant slang the route, particularly east of °Collet river. • - , 711 C • fterrikra correspondent with Sherman sari A rebel officer captured at Fort; McCatlls- . 'ter_who r is acquainted with the eredition of thin - m§o Savannah, tart Gime ha only tea days lirovltilOn In the ray, and Ilardee'cannot go:a bly lehrotit more than a ,Sortnight. " • The General ,says -ho has been through - Ilisalsgppl twice' and thtough - iliagla' once. The General goes North on the 21st. and by that time I shall be ready to go North. Gee:: Ito says he.wlll-go t hrongh South Carolina and' : leave 'Wain: behind him es marked' as, that =which maths Ida path through Georgia, mid that be will ho through Rorthikirotina - also, Ilictuuond being Ids destination. , The Workra Port ,Royal. correspondent sarin The rehebestill have the road . open - by way of Port Jack s tn, and from that . point to. the tote • dor, but amps on the nub: and General Fos- ter's poaltletwar.ltoc)ustalgO.. - Brldge prevents `DU read being of much we. Char'slesto the e t mai The shelling ot Testerbatteries dock • not prevent the passage - of trains along that . railroad. /far deesvllle ls at prevent the terminus of the colt rbatL " It varnlte tliat"Shernitm has - destroyed every important trestle work on the Georgia side of the Sarannah river. . r • . The - Itlehenond.--Eroadour of the 10th has'a long ankle bulb:oWe' defeat. and abases Jeff Devisiteverely for bad management of military affairs. hood's military character. ta sharply' criticised and is found full of ranks:. It says in three weeks after lohntores - removal this3ney had lost more men in killed and wonoded.than, daring all the month of tohnson'a command. At Atlanta It trafrehmel to the soigne elate of belplesa demomlizailtin in which It once reached 'Dalton nein Missionary Eldm. Hood has now , anal aimed a defeat befire Nashville, where 111 hed.no business to go. .Bhemootwris sulesnefel became ileauregard was bait without an army to • &fiat blut. • . The President - haslrceofnized IlenryEndlers as - Count 'of . the. Sibs Confederation, at . Chl cago, for the States of . Michigan. Wisconsin, Town; 3finncaeta, and the northern part of D IU BeeretarY of the Navy fader transmitted to the house, Chief 'Engineer Klug's report on the dock-yarns and Iron-works of _Great Britian sictir Franceinenimpanted. bydrawlngs. •If op ipeent that the armored ships-or Great Britain 'built' andl, building. toimber treaty. Or ten aro heavy Iron vessels nudismwooden, eased" l in iren,hinides an Iron and -one wooden ettpalo The poillineteiGetterti has issued au older to , gosttnabters, direeting all mall matter Intenited tor. Sher:tan% Army-be sent by blew Gold, kig. =DJ =EN PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY, DEOEMBER 23. 1364. TUB SITIVIONWTEMESSEL ==ME Thomoie kealquartertr it't -Columbia. RP% 1100 D-420118 DIICKILITEIL Tilt tam Itui Esthit* , ,aritkottrt. OUR A : Tc t MY sTitrLussixd, 1/0114ARD Rebels! Compkitty , DEFEAT. , .OF, LYONS' 'COMMAND BY dEN. MeGOOK. Cinenewn;Tlec43.--The Damoneretars ltash.: 7 eille bf thellie,aktaf ' 9 llionmaJ head quartent are st Columbia, 1- T. thedifl 71(1015a 01* River. TliC loss hint* oomfn¢ Mtn the State is ,estimaind: at twenty tliouun4 anon b now believed to he twalre; thousand infantry and eight thoussud . .eafalry. - The,w4odt,ins Itti,refdmeiters. • it is sieldni 11114 the roads LontsMmi,liee - .Therani's special - datedsaps,: - .The - 41 0 :44: _PO" front Is ;unchanged . Our army - eunllder.t of Doti swim; and mall treasiatiforirari.- ' • Thereheis are completely, panic-stricken - at, the naloOkebtor' defeat %heti ham °Ramie/leA,' still seeking safety In flight. ' •• Prisoners continue to mire In agnadn.,noine votindol, othent : .ikpkiriritle, Jan. 21.—Gel. E. D. McCook , struck a tart of the . rebel Oen. Lyon's _ command ham ar daylight on he lath; defeated them; cap lured;their artillery, and is purstaingiltemAl SMNAWS GRAND OIDIPAIGN. Anny Moved Soo iil s: FOltli-tWO co n S Dp:ASTATEI , Large - Number arnisoliera, Negroes and Artillery Captyred. „ • (IStKLUB WILL be? EICBIID The .lrry writ at day Tire ptaiseel. ~,:.:~., . . New TOnx, Dec. 00. -;-.The itirettd has-details sberMenla grand, march through Slogrgia.. army tnotriA SOO devastingt) *man ,s cupturlag'4XSO prisoners, io;opluAzioes; hors*, and Vlpieccs of artillery.[ Lic lost not a. gun, and ibuf Main! , casualties were only about .500-prisoners' from snuggling and'loo or 400 killed or wounded, including the loss at Fort. McAllister. Kilpatrick : defeated Wheelei In a sidnuish. -hear Macon, and Could easily have taken (*City had Sherman desired it. The rebel risistance: at Oconee Mtn caused .but a fiw hours delay. At Grlonddrille where the rebels ern•reParted ats - ..haring repulsed . us, one of our brigades Walcott's, orthe Fifteenth corps) ae- Seated- throe .mbel,brigados.nadnr lien. Phillips, we losing billy.= murk and the rebels nearly 400. The rebel milltia slood fifteen minutes, the the battle lastedjonr noun; oar forces constantly fbilowing iv. the tying, foe. - Them waanot a ter/011E halls daring the-whole :Oar cav ',airy was not at any time repulsed, nor was Kib roll& htnt. no had several small fights,"but stM anent the same bat with which he started dougromdoMill .PtiMeadimp. , . = .1 L'. --; ,-- , d , _ . , i ~.. WAGlOlllri lit g.- 4 2.2., ,_... 'Liras ritoved that tba,Bovol-licar bet.dl , ' 'reeled to munmvaleMe," if not - Insotudinintirith' the ;AMR! Jammer, the report of Major Get war Canby, concerning the purchase by, tbo United. -.Ai/okapi the prealecta a 11ftitbadcaland to bean There net being' quorum premanirtlio 'Mimi ,was =lied. One 1C115,th:41 ',quorum numeral toaheir animas. • - '',.; , ":',_'. :I : 1 Mr. Storm said that it seem ed unkin d after a-holiday of two walks from today that mem, ben should now ahead theutieh'es. ~- 4 - , , Mr. Farnsworth 'reniarked that the Noise jes- terday refused to concur lu the ..sursaltion that thetcaliould bc no buslnesa transacted to-day, and yet some members had gotto.hoMe*thusdAx . 'ceding the transaction of business. ' rilt - • 1t was sbbseunenilr partained, that some of the merobsra . litul retired, thus !curing toe Mouse sla Iris than - a qhomm. - '- At LZO the Rouse adjourned till January stb. ' - WASIUNOTON; bee.22.--Colonel Marldand. special a.innt of-the - possoince - Dertrtment. rc- _ pods than ihemialla were landed, assorte# and daring the afternoon of the t ith .toft. -were dis tributed cadre to the army a Gen._,Shermanln. fan hour. Ile sold Saloo7trth of istionps, - and could; If be had had them, sold doublethat lie brought with him. upward or .10,00 0 'sol diers letters ;-. which have been ma il ed here to . tbelfrcepoettie addresses. , . --- no- arlial Is in excelleht..sphdts, and' their . condition never was betty • • . WAXIIII.IO7OII, Dee. tioritrument has rt‘ceived ddispatch from General - Thome; dated " limbs inc.' December 81st, announcing that ben. 81•Ccok oTertook the rebel General Lynn oat the, mad after a sharp battle, defeated and rout ed-him, killing a number of Men and capturing . one piece of artlileti. Gen; Thomas aUo au 'non:Pecs that a portion of Lyon's rebel force Was attacked, routed and defeated at Hopkburrille, ID.ntucky;ott the 18th. • . The Sevez.sThirty and Tem:Forty' Loan— /net:atoms of Onigreuss Leaving.. for „their Ilemes4,lllovernment Boats ClOgtat tiy . . WssitPirrosi, Dee. 22.-Bubseriptions to the Severethirty-loan. for the week ending Demos. her 17th, were '4.625;000, and to the Tetisforty loan, nearly .V 2,500,000. The subscriptions to. the forniecsin the 10414-and:' gist, amounted- to *2,300,09Cr, and to the latter $22,400,000. The Teti-forty Mauls to be continned in the market. Additional members of 031101 5 ' b a te left for their Wines, and but few remain ham' The steamer Webster; fkoln City - PolutOritir, mails and' passengers, due here early this morn -114;i-his tot yet arrlvedi being clogged.with ice several tortes below the city. Tug boats have been incllkettuilly citgaged . tolday la efforts: to. arkird relief. A ferry boat in Government employ, is not tar oil in a similar .mitdltion: . : The kehai ferriedslucc . last night _ Adviees from Havana. New. Dec. 22.:LThe Steamer Coition)la brines Barone dates of the 17th. The Stauser.Aleinudrkt, note called the I.lml, ll Lout been iciza nt'assau for a,vieletion of Me. neutral ty isww, - belng en arturit - t•esseh but she has most 'probably been iclessist. , President' Lincoln's 'message Visa : crinkled. uurtrorbbil hy the Ditcrio. • • • The Houston Telegfteph- of fi clay the seizure of tho U. 81. • steamer Sodom white on Ler way to' simrprleins • frien - Sivattago;o6- the 'Pith -"-3" The' Fragthh blockade' runner schooner Alabama vras,eriptersd':ort linlvestoo, on, the insudit. .At the time eight . :TISCLS. 'Wei* blockading Palreston. The Memphlkcetten Trade. ' , - .Canto, Dee: 22.—The steelier I . l6:try Amen, from Note. Orleans eta the 14th, has arrived. .Cotton unchanged, with little Inquiry, - t The .steamer Niarlde City, front feraphls," . brings one hundred end eighty hales of . The.Memphisilylretin soya : The recent orders respeetlrig the:cotton trade had - n revlring-.fret on Inuilntss ittalint city awl that the cotton trade will be prosecuted: ottiapalcally..: The Govern -meat pnreha,lng agent there Lasluld $330,000 idtierd to; Me credit; 500 hales have already fir " rived by rteamers from below, and large amount • are; awaiting - elk:meat. ' Urge quantities, ore. 'alto beyond our-linen , awaiting :the Ins. e of.thg nem.siryortlers to brhig It to Ileinphls Railroad . Col Bowron, Dee. gollTslon took the Cheshire railroad Last night shoat th . above Keene. It was run-Into by' awc and ft Is reported that - several passengers la tha rear can were lnlyredi:and ladvan4 two child- The persons lithal were a . Frenchman and his wife, named- thwarts, melding In 'Keens,. and a boy named D'Brien, - firing In :Walpole; several: . otheraw were injured, hut fume fatally ,T,hotraln was impededenoi. and stappod!forirant of rater, and the dila, scow-storta prevented the n.: ee9lag ._ t_ty . a sign . al6 nusdnp r ;t I.rivai. !Or; I'. , ,e4iika • PrLioners.;rerrlble -Natrarlags .Especlenaed. -, Nrw ODA/UW.5— Via Cail'o,lliec.22 —CoLFlorrle gaol Captain. Gating, -,vba ~ascaped from ,Catop, - .oracc,. arrlied Thoy present, a :mak Irittebeit apprarancey sad their sagariaga lame baesahaiiaaribablti:..- _ . . =ME -prrTswitGri. FROM GE . N. 'THOMAS Vkakv , .. ~--- . nu; moan mum MT UEISEL A5A..51n412, Dec.. is, no official re. pada item the army at hist accounts. 'Thomas. is at Cabinda. A portion of the rebel foreo which bad teamed the lint were liitOMOdtrig 601101WIIrli. . The l V4 s weletry' • abotir Nashillio ilia' . with d ft= the rebel' army - many of whom coming in yolutterily or othenstiam repast that Deedhad_mmased Duck rlyeC with 69 pieces of sirtillMt - ,‘ll =IMO. 1110 setil lay was tumidly Id4it between Franklin and the battles, haforelieskyilla, Mid showpiece/ Millais • tm his retreat must hats been few. Hoare: earthy ie represented by deserters Mid:* Prisoner* as in a.deldorable condition, ler utter exttmlnatioi.is probable. . Tito weather has been • veal, fold since 'Mil: - Dee, -09.-The Navy l6 l ,lo 'V'' meat t 4 t reerlered Information or capture:ref the I et - Madeira, bitselssippi Feeed,, on the The kladeira was loaden c with 105 boleii -Admired Stribliner eommandhtz., the Gnlf IfinektidOF Squadron, reports ifem - Kei - West the esptore, on the 10th, of the BdNah schooner, "Sorts? With serentpelght hales af cotton, rind the achoduer. Peep ot Day. The' "Felix" trot eaptired while endenyering to run the bloclaider. st /incline - Heys,' Florida. • - '_" • New York Stocli .111MraifIlliiifiti. S,'ca a t q ' w«te;u2ilincl,44l rremb • , Nrrwrpria, Dee. .=The ralilfarY shustfott` and the news from tholtelrel capital have - nate: creasing direct on , the prices of seCnrittes Mad .froduce, and there la general deitre to sat.' In raltroa d and minigg,Gtftets _these is pansid +snarls+ rmlvity, with a_gcncral decline, ranging from. st. to ,53‘. Railroad bonds ire . and -weak, .11auksteets are streng„ - ra prospqct.ot a Jalituity .dbriticad. , Governments unsteady„ ender; wider spa extreme uncertainty as to the policy of Mr. *es tendert; liliseellsneons shams were dldl.and heavy. 41 the petroleum . board there was con siderable activity in Germania, the sales amount ing to 8,100 shares,. at 110(‘0115;:dfarshall, TOe.” All other ell steelthirere'dult; ,'lire gold market opened -steadily, with consid erable activity. Toward., noon the price fell off, and the market was vathersniet. The money market sliows InCreas - cdstringentY.: -= Celli/tans queied generally at S per cent. .There - is little demand far egehange for Gatuillay'astednier. ,tfroto.. San Francisco ...IleaSs Storm... Coradderable Damage tc the Coasting Craft.' : Saw Fas.rosco, Dec. ft.—There -IntaUtis no arrivala,or dem:biros of eonseeue n ce te.411y., The general markets arca dull.- . • - Orerland mall advlem. from New Teri to the `79th haia helm recelvekbelog several -days be. Mild the steamer. , The late stortniaii been,Sailed. rby -clear cold weenier, accompanied. by a gale which did corald • le'damage to the coasting craft. . Heavy Snow Storni.—Trains;lieltthdThae. At..vmsi t Dec. 22—The snow atorni Which ad in yesterday continued throughout the greater pan of the night, and today the snow Is from eight to tin 'lnches deep on a level. - Alt day a strong wind has prevailed front the 'northwest, ; The trains on the Central,:liaitor4 liudson. llarlem,. Northern arkd Susquehanna a d na from - twoi to six boars behind' dents arelreported. Theiznorrialk i lli . degrees - above zrzO., ArrlYed Safe: ' Mew Oiumasa, Coptaite String, who escaped from Lamp Trace Dave arrived cafe. They present imam wretch ed appearance.. Their sufferiags have Dein vary great. „ ...... _ . TIM Cold Miikkit".. w h , I.4mr Triatc,..D00.'22.4. 1 401d is oreagirtoid len , attire. The satisfactory aspect of eraltary af- Ulm act* xis ft drag upon themitaltet; itgainat ohbleli the bulls do not care. to content” This prices rated from 9.54 if sad went; dower to Ircarnalv Itioan.or, Dec. 2.1...—A . Vetere storm hav been ailing ail day. ~...- - .- The raa steatite:Web:ter; DonleitrPaint,itas wired th teeming. She reports nothing new an tranvpiring at the front, and. that, :everything inquiet. i Airival Or the utrinuda P111.7...1PEP111A, Dee. O.—The tithed !.tales ..sevit , Asteamer Bermuda, arrived so.d.sy from the Gulf oilundson. itritiehConsut at New °steam. • - WAltiniciTON, . Dee. W.—Thebent bas' teeneuir.e4l. Dennis Ikmohne es Consul of lier Srfllsh Majesty al New OrlcAns. IFrom Washington. W'AhILINGTOIcike: 20.—The „Indications now ore that the Senate Cammiace orr;Milllart , A - . fairs report 'adversely to the ' bill from the nOll/0 ablelie•kblg th e unemployed Generals of the army. The Wing here in most Medea is that such an act would be muse Inhiudice to Many of the Generals who would come under the operation of the Breckeuridge,,it is. now believed, hoe been cat.. Ole thins reaching lira, who will hrobably make the Deck river line his final point Of defence. At this position be is known to have very strong vosi , ,s, cod within them be will nlbstlikely with draw to recuperate his' exhausted and shattered army. I heir,: on - the IDYL , authority, that Savannah .bas been given up try .tho. rebel', authorities it 'Richmond: Shat Medea' Will *ow aim to do will ere WSIITO hlr army, if postable; ' and a new the city to 1. fall into our hands. j He can make pod hie retreat while the city on the east-side ni free from Dirge, bathe mast move Ordckly. - At the present time, or rather up to !the date of our latest advioes, the investment aralteentined to the 'southand 'wort - of the city. which; allowed the rebels a chance to 'escape., if they 'saw fit to do eo. -.Meanwhile, It Is probable there will, be con siderable ekirmlehing betweeta the rreyective foreasOf not a regular pitchtd.hrittle: ,There is a rumor Mot Bragg'• Manton of AM m; en Las already witbdrawa front Savinnah, and nuorbcrL to the protection of Wilmingt on, this be so. the evacuation ottlic:city iney be set down arra foregone ooncinsion. • . I find 'slut MOrmceof.oplalbuias to whether Wilmingtott be'occupiell bet our fore-el, even sliced Forts Fisher and CasWill be' re-domed- or, Silenced:. Those who believe that It wl friar,' hare:their argument on the supOsition that the Cape Fear river Is filled witl(terliedocarbta these Admiral Porter has folly prirrided'agnanit 'and 'Mt confidence ln euceesa must have been strong. or c-lee tho landforces - Under Balla Wouldnesia. have tat accompanied I.lm - expedition. tug at o figtalr, la all probability, ere dila decided.- - ' l 'grS• /" 4 " . * '' * I . M2t=nll • The day- when-Intelligence - easy "be expected from the great flett:-Whlett 71$041: 11 trqattres*" •Tdoome for Wlliningtorile so near, - that the tol twatng table of divisions, ships; and guns Will be .The Itectecesista ofeeninty-four Carrying *hundred, and sixty-arx gene, under the commander Adralral.laeld ' D. Porter, cup, -09rled by Coniiitodores l'adroni.:Thateher, wag, belentic and tioden; six hospital lose„ • seven hospital Aldo, and Set& ItIg1;, The ;work to be done Is great, but we believe the 'power provided to be.eqoal toi the work. The following is nett; pax:, . Gnat , First dtrision'lo • , 164 ....Second 15! • 100, Third 121 - l3O Fourth: • 'l7s' - 7zon;cladt divbelon 30 igsforigendat , 11 sub . 2 guns 14 A tethargfeLeine. --• _ -The miter of a scientific article the fable,- relatee a :Angular Instance ICI prolonged loth iirgy. 'A. farm eervant • aXillotten, who Was about, to 'marry, learned- tuldenly that Me - intended bride, whota he Passionately 'Lad deecifeil hint, atalwas on theipoint 'of a:carpi:7. another,. The young tea°, :althouly of an ex eitablenatnre, betrayed no signs of-Impatience, but yawned, stretched hinterlf, - aid - then cora . pialuedof a heaviness In the head and a feeling , of drowsiness. lie went to ibed and fell asleep, bet the next day 4 Was found that. he could not be' , awakened. - Effmta • I tla grouse him were Made contin u ally fora week, but with nobetter success: Ile wanthen tempted -bathe, hospital, where ho remained for.. four months without giving °mother teken of life` than an. ocensionaliconvulsive movement Of the eyes. Au attempt was made: to Make him "li - wallow a little wine and ibroth, but the process of deglatatlon dicknot take place, and the liquids flowed from uts tnouth.t At the ciplratien.or the above mut , tioncd period Ito uwalte.;:and manifested hiaserr 1 prl4e at coding himself in hospital, amt. could . scarcely bglevel" that belted 'slept more than - 'few howl— The;alarming leanness to which he .had beenleductid neon .tiliappearmit be recov crest blast alibi end shortly afts consoled him= self Toe , :Uthiass fivee ll Leaq- 1 **ll r iug * 4ri4thcr!: -.•- , . •- CITY lAD subumm. 'Meiling at the Merchants? Emchauge. ,_ .:. l'unsuust lo the allot, some quill. prominent citizens, a largo number or Lush:toss man and capitalists met in the Board of Trade Rooms, ,yeastelay at three o'clock, 'Kitt! a view to secure the taking of 'as mucli'of the 'new 'seven-thirty 'Ran ti 4 vasisible in Baas city. The advaatuges of . Investing•in this loan were: fu lly stated to the Meeting, front which ye learn that no more u-- , core and profitable investment can 'he made.' 'peso noteit arc tasted in sums raniing from fifty Ais llve - thotuumil dollars . rind hear interest at. 1340ths:per rent. pey annum,. payable. semi msumally; and on Amimiii llith, 1g67, are trans ;._.yiiilide; at par, Into U. B. Bonds, principal and Ititeriiit isiyable.M.gold, beating tamper cent. M- I „_,.The meeting was called to order with John B, ' Sesonple, Pm., In the chair, and John B. itt'Cano -steting:ps secretary. •• I . . 1 .. . ~. iiitersome unimportant discussion, tho follow. , liggentlemenirere appointed a committee to pre pate business - TO f the meeting t_ 11. P. Jonti, John W. .Chefant and James Park, Jr. 1 ' liaising the absence of the Committee, a sub ;sierlistion book was opened, and several parties 'entered their names fbr various amounts. - .The Committee, on Butinbas having returned iii6rial the Colleing: ..;Rosvfmf, malt. , is the unanimous sense of jails ' meeting that It apt:roves of the liberality andpatriollszn of the Community In using every menus in aiding the government in the sappres . Akin of this unholy and aecuesed rebellion, and • I ;lii iteltberality in sustaining. the finances of that • • Re:01m; That the meialag _recommend the )(Sans offered by the Government, regarding them as a source of profitable lovustthent • , for all Oolt ini.~ia. rßesobre,,That this - meeting recommend all trite and loyal citizens to subscribe to the extent ofthelr abilify to tho government securities now. 11te resolutions were accepted and unanimous adopted. Without transacting any other bus h= of Importance the ineetla; adjourned. .(tit 'ratters in Wayette County. The rirticintotra Gellielt of Litrcrty says The f3lteicitement in this county is rapidly Increas ing among one own citizens and eastern and transactions have lately been very much . eulaT • What„ has bsen usually termed "oil excitement," ' "oil fever," &c., elsewhere, has in thhs county become a sutfitnntial, solid matter of bnaincs, Companies- are being formed, leases taken and wells are going down all around ne; *trot PedstiOne Creek seems to be the centro of ottaittion 3 , If we may Judge from the manner in wideliorirlocal capitalists have been Investing en that stream and its tributaries. Oil men have .purcbasedthe Caddis farm at a handsome price, conajderably over twenty thousand dollars-the Crawford Una haa loam sold foriemiy as mocha Are Mac Work:feria': the Combs farm, the Paine farm and the - -Aston tract, bare Also been pur chased for ell parpose.s,.and ]are ogled bare llcerfrefttved for oilier Lands on the saint stream. On Tuesday, evening we received a letter from two perfectly reliable gentleman;rinformingt ds • that a good stream of oil had been etrack at the depth of eighty feif, on ticei r tirrit of Idr. Porter, adjoining lands of Mark It. Moore, Eeq., on-or • very Wear the hionorgahclativez,(aboroßrowas and about four miles above, themtouth of itedsione Creek,) where a- company is boring forpil in an old salt well that was abandoned forty years a go , . on on nett:mot' of the flow of ell; • Wain) rece.ied a bottle of the . ' .314 - which they enthes bden Found in "considerable quantities," met have exhlbiad It 14 (Mite a number of gen tivpsen who-pronounce it a pure and perfect sem ple pf genuine petroleum. -gide' will be joyful new's to these.interested In the oil business, as it lestablielue the feet • that we have 'oil la Fayette county. i • • 'Them wet...quite a craned of peOple visited thiaollice'awiterday.to examine the above sample of ,01 1 7 'and It *astronautical by thotte wheats we - believe competent to judge, babe a very, superior quality of lehricallag oil. • •.• . Al! Valuable Chrtstmli . CAft. VIM question Is - -going the- rounds;:ited has' ' . lWel. for 43 a, '‘What shall I get for a Chrlstmai pnalent that *lll be neW, and at the smite time -- Now as - furs,, the ; aac,:itorpcPl4..e.4oYrAls. semeetiori to the),,.. Nothing in Ott! opinion would be io gratethlly and Joyfully received by a lady friend, SSIIISIII, slstcrovik. or mother, as a good Seiving - :w ne; provided they hate not . procured the tinkle already. - A gift of ails kind (end we hope theremay be many,) is not a me-_ Ttnento, cniueleae, as are many, save as they aid ns to cherish In our memory theglver,hut egad Wheeler di Wilson Sewing Ilaehlite to a useful .trensttre itch inwortht each _stitch Wrought by Its labor:sttvleg machinery calls for a bkwalog upon the giver , and. will DM? "cease to speak its tiintliCS SI tile a hand daleft to operate it.• Gen-. 1 tleuten.friends, consider the matter and Tetuan- . • bet thit money spent in this way is not for val ueless trinkets and toys, hot something doubt on equivalent to the money spent.. Sumner ,t Co., Fifth etreet,have just.reeelted n Her to=ort ment of different styles, whlch cannot fall to please Sternest fastidious, and we say to all, go sod ex. • tie them., Morsel' hattmds to gladden the:beans of his &wally, by Olisentlng' them with- a piano, melo deon or cabinet organ for a Thrlstntan gift, ought . to step Into Ml.Stellos's rooms and see the splen did litusirtutentsuch th i ngshe has on extdo Lion. 'Whithe :- . of , r you want n high-priced one, or a mediumpaccd one, of a low-priced - one, or a plain one clr n handsome one, he ran sale Tod; far be ban stl styles; and what Is room—you can base eight:Or ten, diluent inakera select from. These instruments hare all bean pelacted tape clan,' for the libilday trade by Mr. Mellor him self, who *rerybody knows, Is a thorough MUM-. clan, and competent . tudge of ininstrument ; 60 that customers may depend upon getting,tbe best that can be found. Purclutsms will consult their Interests IV examining his assortment. • Chrlistmass - In' OS bright anticipations of the Corning Christmas tfestlvities, do not lei tt.4 dirgct the, soldier. No 'pleasant .or mane' agreeable thought could sent Itself to us on that - happy . . day than the proud { satisfaction that you had' contributed iortiething to make-those happy, far lively from their homely, that you might' gladden the heart Of at least one of those noble men that bare takentheir lives jn their hauls' gig they may aecnre to you the-pleasurepin enjoy cm that day. .Contributo something for tho soldiers dM ricr then, and you :do , your put In the dinner Vittsburghgives to 15.000 stet and wounded he roes at Natal-do and -ChattatiOoga, as 'troll as those in air hospital here and those In camp and .oir duty ardund the city. Make your eontrilat llama tollay at City Mill. Cash Is best of all. It is required for articles dont terNieshrille. s . • . lartiral and appropriatv.piesents, to Cloaks, Shawls nod Dress G00(121, will be foundin the g!" , niOtYarleth• nt. - 4. , W. Barker. & Ca's, 59, - 51firitrt ditrret.' MO . arc exhibiting some of the banti.toteest. Bilks ' Merle Antiques, PONitlia, Gennanand Saxony Dress tics'tls, Shawls, - Cloaks anti other nicht} gotida ' the gresUM variety, and at much 1...5s :than eastern prices. The .co-partnership ar0.14 tkra will -he ilh‘46lvrd la January. One of the part ner-, ktduCes . them to sell oil without - rearxre, Onar make stock very cheap, and many, dockside rods for the. season', less thaneclat. Oar rode* **flail him thole Intrzilitlmr.to call: Vaud eititiraolhtthettafetress" ' Tun Cmits.v,Coinutiextox; Suow.—Thereivati. very large budience at Masonic Hall last nig*, lo:win:teas rtlie ;performances this excellent companY, but wiling 40 the loot that the train on:which lir. Somerhy and tronpeciihre corning from Cleveland ran into a snow bank and was detained several hours the exhibition hatbto . be postponed; and the humus; crowd„retired,from the hall, pausiderably disappointed. — We - are'. -sailed that kfr. Somerby has no fauk in tilts matter; and no doubt feels nuteh annoyed at this unforeseeri occurrence. This evening, however, this attrantivw.combinntion - will - nodal-lily - Oro One of their Unique exhibitions. 3futinee on Saturday afternoon and sr grand performance in the evening. (to early If you went to get a seat "In the• Great Bhoir.• Ona . tailast weei, two-it rangers ap plied to. Ctia.Coulter etthe IMiostliareltae°Meein' Greensburg and 'wished to the minter" ST.`, vice and tie&ttre the bounty; The, apPearinae and actions of - the lain tirortsedilia'stispielon of they . .. . the- - -Captain; and h - were questioned pretty , . ettai?ly, "When they admitted' 'diet they had re; cent y broke jalliut.NerYhild"one haling-be" evllilefrii of manslaugliter and the other of lar ceny. Th 4 Captain tmmo lialey.emmined them in Irons, and telegfaphed to the anthorities'from where they:escaped- Ono of thenviathsNeontly broiceaway front the guard, and Is at large. The Muoid for Christmas. Nor the Itolidays.: .coplicts'eaptured. Dtsn.—lieT. James R. Moore, p:inelpal, of Dronongalls Academy and auperlutendant - or . Woodburn Female Seminary; dled his . Amen I/1 Ifforgautown, Mast Vtig,tols; - oti YNn. day laßt..)tcy. Moore bad_ churn of the, Aar &any , tor 'nasty years; and tont Ma eaiiets In building up educational liaUtuttonsta liorpo toin that panaln_ as toonamtintint 1116 141/i add learning: . GAZFTTE. How do 144 e -tiers Live-tho.cTlmest There Is no:claas ofinen that [vets the hard ness of the times Morn than those in the office of the Ministry, although we have not heard of a Angie cane in which complaint has been made. A linn lay gentlemen who are 'deeply mvereised in the matter have proenred, from one who knows be "actual cyclist' , whet It takes to "keep hottae” in three days, the following leading hems In the exPenses of a minister's family. Many persons who live very,..plainly will no doubt smile et the moderate bill. The eimily is inpposed to consist of eighcpersona--:-Intsband anctivife, four children and two servants itcutruld tares.'. sloo Two culls cloths including hat, boots, / 200 under garments...to Two do. for wife ' . , - 110 Clothes for children ' 150 SOO linsbels c0i1.... .:... _ 120 . Two girls • 155 llooloi and poriodlesis.... ...... .... 100 Statianerf an d peelage , 2.5 '• W coffee.:.. t'A:lO lbs sugar:. ibs tea M11k......~.. ..• .• • Butenere-rnest, 3 lbs per day Traveling expenses Markel:log, *2 per week 4 lbs butter per neck ...... Gas . .. 12 . . ......... 1001b4 Total $3,020 It will be seen that many articles are omitted In the above list which are necessary oven In a minister's family. • It must not be thought of for a moment that In such orderly doiniciells quocusware would ever get Woken; cooking utatals would he needed, or earpida would wear ont'i• Neither the wife no children would need furs - In this Inclement wea r ther.• As for spicery, fruits, dee., they are not to ho mentioned. • Noue of the family must ever take sick, for,there will hti no money to buy med icine:, m few 'of our clergymen receive more than two thousand dollars per annum, and many of then, .do not receive near that 'amount. 'We aro Informed that donations are not ao frequently Made to clergymen as they were formerly. Our toil:dab:ln in this community arc no talent ed ns these In any other lOcality, and they should hot he aildfred to suffer from picualary ember raFsments. -We are 'persuaded that the people only require, to know their wants, and they will supply them, If a clergyman receives a salary of two thousand dollars, and It takes twenty one hundred to keep him and his family, can he be honest I il'estern Naval Depot Coautilttee A few of our promibent citizens yesteulay met a portion of the Committee appointed by tho hist Congress to report on the best location for the erection of a Navy Yard In the West, and who have beet for some time engaged in exam- Ming the claims of several Western cities. The Congressional Committee desired much Informa tion In regard to our city and the surrounding cmutry—lts capacity for building vessels---Its for transportation, Ate:, but the • meeting being heathy called together, without any preparation, was unable at that time to give .the .neeessary information. Commission were, .however, appointed to Collect the needed statisx that and report to; an adjourned meeting to. be held at the Monongahela 'lonic, at ten o:',.lock this morning, when all of-the Committee till! be present. 'The location of a Navy Yard here would great benefit to our city and we hope her un of parall died claims will be , properly • represented to theComrnittee and to Congress. Queer Case. A Man from Altoona enlisted in the Union army in 186 1 , and was reported killed at the. battle of Antietam. Ills wife brought. heme till supposed body. and had It interred.. A year elapse,' and she roma:Vied, and •In duo coarse a child was born, the trait of the secona marriage. A few days ago the tirst•husband returned home 'slice and well, baring.been: taken prisoner at ,Antletron Linslead of being. killed. Ile was de.: tained by rho - rebels until the last :change at Savannah. Of course all the parties are In a queer. 8i; and " don't know what to do about U." We sympathize with all'of them la their dilemma but thing the woman might have welted a little longer.. • • - lirrianint6BSotmesiitiotrimileo:--ftra pd-•; vale letterf welted yesterday' from a lady con nected With the United States Christian Com mission at Annapolis, Md., we learn that Ilr.ll. Anshnta. of tills city, who was a member of Carlin's 'West :Virginia Battery; and who hag been a prisoner in Georgia, for some biT months, has at length been paroled, and resehedAnnap- II- a day or two ago, but In such a 'ardent health as to tender life almost a burden. lie .has be come entirely blind. and otherwise rito re ' doted. from exposure and bad *treatment. Ile now lies at the hospital in a very precarious con dition. Tills will be sad intelligence, to his n_any &lends and retailers in this city. • . - - Tars:mg.—This crating will berrfornfed for the lame time, the greet drama of •Weiting for it a Verthet," and we advise all who. have not FR en it to go to-night without fail. It Is seldom y thing more interestimfor attractive has bum plseed no our boards, and we would not hare missed seeing It for any ordinary consideration. The aftetTicee this evening will be' a'beautifal pauhnf ins, entitled' "the 'House that Jack bnitt.,7 gotten ,p and arranged under the spoo it I direction of Mr..IL Lewis, the very ancient at age manager, which cannot. do otherwise than prove a WM ce of amusement to visitors. < . .• Smfut.NoTica.—zfbe attention of our read e*.1.4 directed. to thd brilliant assortment o- Fall , and Winter Goods jast rteelred by our friend Mr. John Vele:, No. 126 Federal, street, Allegheny. Ms stock compact* a great varlet, of Fancy French, English, !Scotch and American Cesslmeres and Clothe, and Ana Silk and Cased team Vectingn, all Of which will be made up to mai In the latest stvlbs'antlin the best manner. t choice selection of Famishing ; Goads also on rand and for sale, together . with -a full stock of , 11‘1%.1," Made Clothing, well and Fashionably trade. „ o.kn.—Joey Doak, the little bltud newsboy, so often Seem on our ctreets, end who Ira% retTat)y senttothe Blind Asylum through the liberality or Mr. F. Kramer, died Wednes.lay and-was burled To.terdaY• 7'he 10.10 felloWltad been In the Asp jam for nearly a year, and. was gettin„co along m faoosly there, When-he was seized with dropsy, 'Which terminated his existence. Us was a very. bright lad, and .owlng,to his early affliction and winning manners, was an object of no little in . CtrIIII7'B Nottior... benTlTML—Thesnext tern of this institution van beginon the finsi, Tneadny at January. All penning. of average ability be grlinitg, now, can complete a - enema before the next examitsidio whick.taken place in the last of June. The Principal wilt find good !inflations for, oil pupils whose examination will entitle than to a fiist•claes. certificate: The, demand for, teachem from this school in now much great er than the aupply. Tuition for nix months, $35. - l'anaoaay...—Tbo Btayor andCalmat:of Phil tktpbtala,munanlmously. paased a naolntion of 'Manta karafeitortl. D. Saunders; D. D., of 'be Court.lrind Eaundene Inatitaco, "for tho gr6.l goalie litia done to eqrrithg, by to untiring • cai.ray r tba city fronatbe draft,r • • • . . Pitnsiorts.-- , tior line pliotrvagii gift books, bibles, invenile 1.00kA. , stir game 4; goldpc gr. to Print's Auction Sale, 5.1 Fifth street. lie sells, as* he has done for twentptire years, 'at abotit half PABFAGeyIKTM EU11017.--ATI3 or our readers wanting ,dralla on EnrotWoreettigeett.'orliiis:. 'edge in brhig out, their, friends, should 'call ,on Mr: Milan, Illsigham, - Jr., at Adams Exprais 'Alike.. -Ills rutos arglow;And hot2pro . tcnts first: TllB ATUJITIC Mosrat.T.—W. Glldenftm ney has placed on our table the Atlantic Monthly for Janttnry, 1855. This ls-a, capital number— fall Of the choicest reading' matter. Mr. Gil. dcnfennefe place of business Is at 45 Fifth street near. Wood. , • Aril Wain) 31rX11156.—The Union .Deptibli.. eau route of the Slxtb Ward. wlli meet at. the, School Tiquee, on Saturday, Dee. fath, at Boren' o?elork p. m., to suggest candidate for City and Ward racers. Let thorn be it 11111 attendance. Fon 316's Wzin.-Nes, rand{ of fine calf; :kip,: and grain. leather.. boots and bahnorals, Invrelliprircoland nailed, at litcClallautra Ann dot: Itounn, i Firtil Street. - Fntccs do object for dry goods tit; MetlelfibarY's Auction if otute, No. &i Fifth street. Balance of ..stockof shaula,leilmornleklrfa, ..tizeq to be cloacttput immediately. • Bride} , And Saturd;iyevenlnge there.*lll be no talent McClelland's auction, the entire time , Clll both dnye being devuted to prtentenatee of boots, shoes pid'drygoods;', Xildie#,'reulttrarcr, No: b 6 Fitthstrcet ., . , . . - Tan great *ale Of goods !at. reduced prices now. Koltig mitt McClelland 's 4.nettonllouseiNo.,ss - - Tm: now randy at Frank Coates Baok•antl News - Dei Pg• Ohmalciebuil • - s?~~se~,~.,~~r~' -.:-::;,"•*-.':3.:.7.-,' SPiCIALI.AUAL 11:0110E.9. Titplus W..pannt leol Blade'Roofcr, and Dealer in American ::Mate, of variout orders. Ofllce nt Algrander .L.aughliu's, near the Walter Works, Plastm4,h, Pa. Reaidenet. No. T Pike street. Orders:promptly attended to. All"work 'warranted water proof. Repairing done at the shortest notice. No charge for repairs. provided the roof Is not abased after it ti put on. NEW Goons lust rccereca at and Merchant Tailoring establishment of Graham & McCand less, 73 Smithfield street - . - WO would moat ra pe tfully invite the attention of our friends and the mthilc In general, to oar new stock of fall and winter goods. They contain all the very latest styles of English, French and American clothes, cassimeres mad vesting% all of the finest quality, and is selected with the greatest care. Gentlemen desiring fashionable and • well made clothing, would do well to give na a call Wore Imrchasing elsewhere. Every garment is war ranted to glee full satisfaction in both yirke and ratify. - tt Meek-IMMO, Merchant Tailors. No. Ts. SmithAeld Meat. A FRAQB.A32 breith andpesrly teeth we easily attained, and those who fail to avail themselves of the means should not complain when accused of groso neglect. The Ber.odont.will speedily eradicate the eanse - of a foul breath, beatifying and preserving the teeth to the oltitv.t, age. Bold by all pragnists. • Oaranins and carriage call will ba taken at the omnibus office, No, 410,-Penn street, day or night. All orders left at theerem place will be promptly atteaded to. All Calls mast be pald to advance. • . Cpgeral pit's . First Oyder The 'Toronto globe, n friendly raper to our Government, and to the present Administration, offered the folloWing cdramenti on the order of Genand Dix before It knew of the President's revocation: " We thinkilie enter extremelj inindleious on the Dart of General Dix. It Is possible that he Is justified by the rides of international law. There can be no doubt that if a neutral fads to prevent reside fmm his territory, the assailed party Is permitted to enter the territory and cap ture the assailants. But there are Many things lawful which are not .expetligot. • Ho - haa -uo right to Presume that ourGoveronient can not or will net prevent—lraids in future. They are making every effort ta" , prevent them, and there LEI little chance of failure. The discharge of the prisoners is an . event disiraeaful to the . administration = of • jostles In Mon treat,but cannot be charged upon the Govern ment, wholtave done all that Ilea in their power to secure Alm re-arrest of the 'wiseacre'. Datil they failed toaccompllsh this, at all events, Gen. Dix should certainly have withheld kts order. lie ought to have recollected that the object of the Southern raiders here is to embroil the two countries .In-war, and that the object, Of bock Lis Government and ours Is to avoid such a re sult. Any thing which could create bad feeling between the two countries Is exactly that which the Southerners desire. If Gen. Dix'a orders were' obeyed and Canadian soil invaded, there can be no doubt that our Government would be Impeded In the work they have earnestly under taken of preventing raids In the future. The beet co_ ruse for the American .Government to pur sue is to Insist on our authorities doing their duty In the matter, and In the meantime to refrain from anything which will needlessly. embitter Public feeling on the border." A Singular History / . In the year 18.% the cite of Buffalo. New task, contained wrong its population a citizen of inde fatigable Industry rind enticing ' enterprise. Whole blocks of capacious warehouses ware creetedby Lim, new strecCe were laid MS, graded, paved, and lighted upon his recommendation and . with his assistance, and no public undertaking was considered sure of success without the sanc tion and aid of this public-spiritel citizen. The crash of 1837 came, and it caused him to totter. To sustain bin credit for a few days, in en evil hour be committed a deed which • consigned him to the State prison.. Par doned out, end no ineradicable' stigma save that . Inseparable from misfortune. attach ing to . ..Ms 'name,- he came to 'Neir Turk city and at:tried tho hotel business at the earner of Broadway and Corthindt streets.; Failing In ills, be went to " Long Island's sea girt shore". and took the Bath louse,a small, .sammer tabliehment... SOon dirmsed with- his .111,Inck there,-he test: rcelon of,elyilizatien alto -110061&. t ii.,iolttoda of Weetlll:- glola im I 'place of quiet and rest for the id.: rnalnder of his days. lie settled In what has very' to be the heart of the West Virginia oil region, and now this unfortunate yet lucky, this malting and Irrepressible man concludes his strange, eventful history by leaving to his heirs a fortune 'valued a, three million of dollars. Ile bore the well-known name of liathban.—Y. Y. Scrald. TanTheladelphia Erining littlirtin calls upon the City Councils to provide a reason able bounty fund for volunteers to meet the present call. - . • MARRIED: ikleFAßl.A.ND—AlelitlE.—On the 'Ait instant, by the Rev. John Douglas, D.D., Blr. GEORGE AIeFARLAZTD and Mal SADIE C. IlteKEEt BENNETT—On the 21.1 last. it 520 p. ta..74 SEPII IV. BENNETT, aged RI yeses fLud LO months. - - The faneial will take place from his father'. real dehor, In 13aldwIn township, at n p. m. en the 23.1 lag.. Carriages will ienve .11111Irea livery etable at gp. m. Friends of thelamtly are respentfufly GOllM.LT.—Thursday morning, at O'clock, ANNIE M.:, wife of Win. M. Gormly, and young est daughter of Jacob and Mary Swart, In thegfin year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of the faintly are • requested to attend. the funeral, on Sarirsigiai monsino, at to o'clOck.." CaWiliges will leave; the ware-room. of kaliman la Sampson, corner of Smithfield and Serenth eirects; at 9 o'clock. 1865.. • 1865. PITTSBURGH GAZETA:B, :ESTABLISHED Itt Irtb. Two rain rinno, TWO WEIILT !omen, iferai.9 , Wednesday imellaturdog The Pittsburgh Gazette Publishing Association kat% prOcurea a i•ors cirmemEi. HOE rE, a new and beautiful set of type, and se cured the services of an efdelent corps of editors, the paper enters upon another yea. of its long eon. • . tinned and vigorous life, with high hopes and on. couraging prospects. - • . alio alarms hem never been known to utter an uncertain sound; and to Its steady and uniting ad? vocac °lcor:yet political pr.zitplesis to be atitib. sited, to a large deStee, the' proud position whisk ilegheny county hold among the loyal 'commun. ties of the United States: - is mdce in the war. will be no less decided and emphatic.. - • - Inguitinitirpio DITArIXOTOI7II -s now a subject of pride to the publishere. :With la corps of energetic. and tale nted , tapeotal Caere 'model:is at the rieWscentres of the day, they are enahled.toelver, from tihr t oday , RELIABLX copious VISPATORM , ,, and place It on • _pas ..with. the:most enterprislmr, Journals of the day, PAW or West. 'The same Ilbertl 'outlay for early; • and tellable news by Telegrapltwill heed ntlsku, notwithstweilng the wax told the Increased expense therefrom: t • 101119; Correspondence from to: &Tray, - out O-truSpetioltecurielpondiait;stLfrom rot untoir oonUibutors, shall continue tO be uproud. •tuUttatul tototettingtooture,. . . . . one ttiorOuthlr qualified fofitrrdsh ya*ports of' daily true:teflon% from Rattail m,.me:quotations of PHODIJIZIK Oti.TTL.F4 FLOUR, 031100.E111E.5. 011 S, may,tai rated upon as the 'duet pricer from dlrto day thus . furnishing 4 most Interesttrist. ard tab:table feature fur ell climes of realer& No expense .ts *lron in procuring Telegnlphio quotations 'from abroad, is niltUtlon to home reports. ' ' • • • TERMS: . 'DAILY P B. • • . Morning Edition, per mouthalted " per 44 • ~. ." • -per week, delivered. trening Edition, per year, 44 46 slier week', delirenxl, . • •WE Et LT-PAPER. Stngle copies, per year, tditted • ' *OO Five copier, per }ear, - by nal;each. • • t '75 Ten •or more eoptea to one addreas, and,brie , • tree to club, each - • ' • • 1-50 • WAIL subscriptions Wyse/shift/a advance, and the papers to-be stopped at ther,expiration of the Woe to which they were paid. • " • Ermlttures by mall ean • be , ' registered through the Post 051oe, at pubilshire risk. Go boxes llemburg Obreee TiLbziartairpar:ll . l at Tecelied and for nala at No .at — Liberty Ores% de% , •PtYrrEIR ,, AIKM SUEPARIL time tho AXaatk Ilentifie Aniarkari BRIIKEGg7s.iNgOm;&.243, LOT:ON deal GUT aos 'Y olo t° B r lark 4 Tt. :REVOLV tftt.ta l uide, for able_bi „ • 417 ZWalf; WollOftell‘ 'fid"'.,xsb~~~. r+,.s ~~rr?.ti+.'~-sf.'` '~ r.:.~i~.,.i.rtw:~~•'. -- ncr;ll,- ; ESTABLISHED 1786. .uprEarzsArE.Yrrs. IW;THIRD WAUD SVIIOOL HOW SE: —At n mettlintof the sititens of the Tetra Wird. held On TIIITESDAY EVEVING, Dee. Did, Ifiall, W. J. fitentgonsery sum milled to the Chalet , and R. Maekey.Searetarr. ~ • -' ' On motionWl Lewis, • 'Committee of Aro . be appointed for the purpose a-correcting the en rolment. Mews. a W. Leine; John -Pant, iotna 'Kai, John Jaekson, John Klatt, were appotnted Ane— committee.- • . On motion oIC. Ai Leiria the elettloni of pers. manent °Mears w.ss atponed ontik SATO/WAX'. EVENING, Doe.2lt • . . _ • On motion adjourned to meet on attxtraper- KMNTING. . - • deMat - - —-- - - - . 411 rinor.rns.- - PrrTeßillleft. rr. vrAyNE Pi 011,101G0 RAILMiIf,) - • ..! Office of the Secretary. • f , 1 I I ! riTrantnion. Pa., Den - lgth. DIM IDEND____ON CAELTAL STOW:- - - i AND - ON THIRD DIORTGAGE DONDD. s, '1 I e Bovadof Directori of ttas Omnpady have de ' ' , , el red, a Dividend of 2 .4 PER OENT..on the Clap •, - ' . ~ ' Stock, for the quarter ending Dee. 31111., lasl,ll+. • _, the eharehobiers whd stand re•gs,„ tored oo tint dill' dayable (free of Government tax,) on an after Dm .- 17th day of January; 'MP, at the office of the Mae ' ' ' pony in this elty, and at the : Transfer ,Ageatty, 1 .1 Win,aoW, Lanier b CO., No. Ed Wall -street, New, , • , York, to Dm stockholders as registered et the re - • ' ' specilvo offices. Thal:losta have also ordered Um- :: anticipation of Um payment of the halgyearlyAlM - deed of 3'' per era. do the - Third MorVsgs Beene': .3" , • t I due' pril .1, 18Ce, making it payable on cad =• • , the 15th , day of January, WM. to the bnalho ••' I , registered on.tho slot day Of December INII6, at the !.- .• , Transfer Agency, Wlnslaw, Ltinier Pc Co., No. a ' ' Wall street, New York. The transfer books or - ,•,. stock and Vara trortgage bonds will .sloes oa Q.* _ alit fire, MI o'clock p.m., end remain abed MN& ' the 17th 04 of Janurr/ thereafter. .- -. . By order of the Board. dela:Oat, W. H. BARNES ~..8- ' , I. toszra Y. OAZZ& OQ•111T WIC &MIS Alc3fATEll & GAZZA.M. , CLAMS AND PATENI No. Gil AVr SIILECT. PlKtsburth. BOIJNTIES, PENSIONS, BXOK PL ON} ILITNTAIED DOLLARS, dac soldfers ' " eharged on account or wounds received. la Naiad! I.?, collected lownediately.- • —Call et 93 011.2.2 i -T 147E1" . oppaktS tbs. lIUUWFIES Army and . Navy Agenay! No. l ki FO UNTIL SiclPlttobargli: PENSIONOymenredjBOI3IMI:9_OACX PAT.- and PRIZE AIONEY, and 00BIARYEATION: or RATIONS of relensedArlsoners collects& FAY OF PRISONERS OF WAS. can be drimir bTtber wives or widorad mothers..octal . WOUNDED BOLD ' ' ;.: . .$lOO Bounty to all Wounded - Weer* I. now beittglutid to all with a “Dise.ltallos... sharps made until the navViz r tr a tet. oz .4 • , LlCansed hrs. the U. 8. - No. los nrrn sTRFAI',I% seeetnd ClathedraL meal ILITARYrs CLAIMS,' :PENSION !si t • , - .110UMMS, BACK PAT sod NILITA.S CLAIMS of every - description,. cullecte4 by.tk subscriber, AC the f rtites,,ris : Penalties - 1110, ell other claims . O. C. TAYLOR, - Atterney4t-Lkw. r_ • _ Oreatistzeet,ritubinsu. ra. : :; chsrges are made if the claim does am succeed, and all intennatiosigiirenvami• -817n.angms , CIALM9, BOUNTIES PENSIONS AND /Morays( OP Pk% Promptly attended to by ' • ABTOEith At JiThElato - • Nb. 13.5 rotnnu sr., riustrie. Pv OFFICE DA2IKARD ORBEK IDrinkardCompaq,`'„ Drinkard Creek Onion Oil Are requested to still at the Company's 01doe sad lay their subscription& . • .. OFFIgE OOLLEOTOR P. • vn . tted stases speretAl XeseressiTok. • . Peas, =Credence with the joint etiolution of ChM. • ePProved. July 4th, 1861 , a spectra duty haat": bef levied on the gains, protits or income .for the year ending atst December. 1863, and a list basked , ced pie in mr hands for collection, by the Asscatter Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned-. that mild Income is now due and peic rilittgßA dutyt tt ? lt273r ,y_ah amoaat =paid; end the amount of said tax, with such ad- ' dition, together with interest, and the costs that. , may . peerile,will become a lien on ell the property,' and .eighte to property, belonging to the tax-pay- es. which will be enforced by distraint if niceassry. • . • Payment may be made on er before the Ogg DAL ' or JANUARY, t 8 8 , by all persona In that part of Allegheny county in this attract, - at No 61 We* -- street, Allegheny. DAVID . N. WiIITS, , dellajas • . Collector. M CCORD st C 0..• . • ••.• • GA.Z.r..41.14 AsSOOtATXON, .Prrrestraair,T.C. dazxrs. SoLICITOICS QP AND ATTONNEY64T-i/AVri Licen sett tif . GovCrunient to oolloot And edi other BlilitatTor Naval Claim Against the United State& W. J. & HALL PAMMOIf, Union' OA Company, NO. 267 PENN 7MUTIr. The robeeribers to the capital Stook of tie W. mum. Secretary and Treastnein. olesalo Dool!irs Hats, Caps ana Strata Good., Have new to store the larseet and 'twat aciatpletret . . . GOODS FOR FALL SALFS, Ever offered In the west. ItlerOhsuts are requests& to cull sad examine our stock which: wilt be doll not ... *001) staiarr. CIWST;itAS, P.)U3S,EFP, , O - • NE - or. SNAKE & co's. • GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM :Pi '..i.1110-D . . Also, Kaisers' Bros.' P1111i011; Grupe ee: Eindtsii - • ant*, and Prince's iutomatkiMns. • , • dell'' Fifth street, (mil door above Wood.) - OR e }fig 13rA:r; r Cftip Lftyer 1- and Seedless Raisins • Zante °arrant', Mesa' and Lemon peel; prepetdd MtneeMeit;iniara and 1.1 • by the pound; Maltby's fresh Oysters, in cans anal 'half. caw; Shaker Dried Corn, Honelny,VianboW % Sift, freak Green :Peas, Corn, .Tomatoes,„ &spare- r - gus, Strawbe.rriee, Peaches; Pincappfec_Lobiter,": - .". Mackerel abet Salmon, in cans, berrideri a full eta. • pertinent, of Duallah. and American Plekleif•andi Sauces, for sae at tke Pana s il Grow A. q Store -." Jri d comer Liberty Dna Muni streel fIAW - i e= • ' ;,•• it :- rE • 171 Nll IA ST EET: & BAILEY, • • Stock Broker§ a nd . Beat Estate Agents; . • _ _ -bought bought and sold . earltratiely on 00001111.' on. sirotnce;.wris#3.le4ir. B°44VETS' err ELOIitERS &c. 13, . OVT ROWERS From 111131IDOVICS Oakland Greenhouse: Orders telt meth J. IL Hubley, 2'l Fourth sti-11,10eber gm,. 122 Wood street, Dunseath Ave., nir Fifth street, or at the Greenhouse, promptly Attended to. Bonnet: sopplled Melly et the ehose tamed 'gees. Oakland emir= to theOreesthouse ovary.- I[ . r.tikENG!.mitßE, lYtll and, MOC.bllaloll4l Tderi,(, No 11A - 12 . ..STRErrt neat PCISZI. , _DRAWINGS iraommmi, *DNDIEESTS, re RSIDGES, a'eErgal'7o-val.-,11,16 SCIWOIti nitll . rpeols • abuse or for dOtreadtitildmwillir Arai• _ ~. I 'Grimm , irenufwi , ORE! '1 ti llOW CELL,II4B. DRIJOOIS 4 turen''''U VI Z I And BarTT4l3 of , 01.41 , 256W3 11 ., V IALS -- _ ki ' . ' ' (13 Water 81..telow P e 7 . 1.- , ''-, , - .„,;. f „,, tot i as naw being in,f,a,aPth`,. 4. "' -- Tit to human tg # ,* •,..{ o — oo i us:- ~ ore pri. qt . lei 1404 (v 4 1 ,4.4 €l7-. JAI ' ~,:<y I K EMI
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