VOLUME 20.
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PERNSILTANIA IF.GllLillil PROCEEDINGS;
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. DR. 'Gaon' ITAMID *TM:DRAWN
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Dispatch to the Pittabnrah Gazette. ,
"..„., , NlZAnisnuno,.daruiry 1865.
DVIATT.—Mr. Hoge`Tresented a pc..titlon for
the eremlon orge, terry or pot bridga,over 011
i 'tieak,il the Noble' Well. A Ulf- string such
;power to; Samuel Stick was !subsequently passed.
rapplasurat to the act inoorporathig I the
,Lrolted StMeellilnbtg Company was paitse.l
Council real a' nuiplentent to an act
- rroniattslhe..)Vestern TociPlo's T 4 egniPb
tDraDlik- •
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Mr: Lows? re ad a.mippleMent to i'arions acts
amnia:l4llM mUlila •
Mr. tliglioi n, en act taxing diyidetilla of banks
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,organized nude r the National Banking Law,
pada the, prorlsiona of the act of April Stir,
Mr. Lovrty offered a resolution instructing the
Judiciary Committee to present a bill prohibiting
'street rallyrity companies from making mitts ex
-eluding any rant of *Pin from the cars. Adept
lad b`y a coteofl.3 yeas to 13 nays. • ;
On median Or Idr. 13 . ightitri, did 'dn:minim&
topic; of the Adjutint General's and Military;
Bxectitive Department report-were ordered lb be
Littate.L. ; • -
Passed—A. bill to extend the provisions of the
_ Mining Act of 1663 to Weatmordand and Arm
strong counties. Also.a bill relative to the Pay
mentof Bounty, to 'Volunteers ,in Gmenville, Ve
'lo! naz4a eatintiv Also ono authinisingtho School
Directors of a certain tonuship In Butler county
• , tOhorron. money to erect new,sclpal-house in
place of due burned:
- The Senate Tern_ Into contention to elect a
Treastirer Adjourned. •
7 . 1 preserded•it resolution
. for the appointment of a committee intresti
•o3 ...apsbithe a ppointment
in ncertain caseOY alleged timid'
lftididttled - liy a substiliith
•-• s,ferreO b tOA,qr,GoT.froor'a ;new). _Adopted.
azpiviemient to thit actittecir 7 ,
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panting the Aladdin Oil Ootapani, authorizing
. am increase c.f.',ll**!; .. • .
Mr. xegiej; it:bLU fa - repeal the act proMblting
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tiss:e4culatlon'ofarruill inOtes of other stuns!. in
the L l oramonlrealth
Mr: 61Irmian read 'a ' '6114%14A1 : eked of which
'would teirs sliwitlinlksitein grant patinas' to
lands In, slyer
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•••• liWare, a lolat.resolutionmqmidag each
•• •• inh-drsait mr - ia, litok-troii - qtrbona,.n4,
•vekklentaotzittuas street 915F.eialre diregkeatna
'(' aloes aided. Tent
• - The Beishriaiated,eid hoth ThaaieaNcent bdo
! - -cvmventfoti for the eleef4oa of State Treasurer.
IL Enable ina *sr: if:liefirath Ara: the,
amdldata, the former reeelelog seventy-nine
a fotty-wftz ..Dt„
rein imst - nrgac bfar canna amosableo. •
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iiedgi° to rebel - aaPital. Wilk i
'-..1" .1.. ' 1116hal P" t tof Preitaent he full
Lincoln,
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and:ii dotkid witx an the 1u lt 0 1 / 2 Arn. a
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paadd g gatmons With. Je ll: a 'the
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1-11rillnancer "of Ealanifpallon raised.
,pIT,E,s 1111pkwai.Dgct,,Avinygs,
/3111Ltraik4iii.l.t.:=41.3 staib conyentioti
kat v „ . LiFst PUowinS: Ordinance , of
eiPio!",'bT ., )% Ila4a of 41:117 to fcnie t • '
itt t^ 13 .. ff brafrOg blfthePatpte.ar
Jr.:4111 lln is Cararalaa heflattee : La'
u• = filig‘stiriitittW,' , l4llk adniiiainri nor 3n
7011131tierienit04. 1 ,O.Cept papholent of
iffietiof 'the' party shell baro - ;beea did*
4144:41;p6r#1!latio!lariice or La
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• MAINE UNITED STATWEENAEORS.
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;it e*. P. pysseallen.
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- Mx, Jan IL—lfon. Wm. Pla Geis
immdes= arna elected United. Statos titular to
disyrot irtrybara ikons the 4th or Marais nail.'
.114 As Sante 114 Bassi:saw hal two:Ay-tam
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notes, and ha lkeiioOse.ll 6 , t. 4 - weairthlroa For
2101. - ir "roWiA. • - ' •
Maio A..lParwell was deeied tar :.
nne
iSittenN auntie:l2m rtslgnitloa of Mr.-
if. #1,111.„4:111 . 11f0 of the Treasary Df.
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IMa:coM:RlnMit , LOST.
--41iessi affise ovvArti'reiten tido
of Conon . ;
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F t Nor ron.u, Jot 11.-"Tko •Treuse l e iiritoll•
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4. Gating° . letter say, 'llea 'the steamer Ike Jr.rtis,
..t.t , raptured sometime ago, on bee way from Meta
. „ more; to New Orleans and. ran Into Gellosfea,
, .:i* ' La: . lb w % blec o ka ir d ß e• r a ma t Gal ii v b es e, to w n . load los el in wi a th g eot ate :
-, Most of ber crew escaped on bales of cotton,
• and Were picked up by Pictish 'big;
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LEITUCKY Th ITED I STATES SENATOR;
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...14,,,, F ,. JANES - G GLEVICED.
gamest.
. liotted alto Seanbari recmeliet. e - was
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a n u ballot Orates Kabul, Co f ar Laval IL floe
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• • '-':4k,s-achttsctts United State* Senator—' •
Electlt,n Ftt , !penult • ,
• , -....it_The Mainelinen Bennie .
1 the eleetten,Ot • Wilma States
',taco of 13cf? 2 7 'sl7lo9o.nzttutio
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B BLABBUTBR MAR FORT Lin
Arrest of Colonel CUviltErUns Ordered.'
ATUS OF THE VETERAN - RESERVE CORPS.
HUDSON BIM BUDGE OM
Thanks to . Sherman and Army Ap
proved by the President.
Now Tonn.. - .Tan. Hogald'a Washing,
- ton - special soli: Orderi:bure been teleginplual
to Dame' - for the
Hof
- of - Colonel Chivington
sire' alitligiter of I?tdiana near, Fott . .Lyon,
Orders have abirobeen to Nate 1-1 31ProPerti
taken *Om the Indians, andto gather in therein.;
nuts ail wicr. maid the slaughter, and ism
them taken. chat, of at the .exiwase of ‘. the
Government man dispesition eau be made e.f
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Sn effort is being made bring before Con
gress at : an early a date as possible, a biA more
elearlydelinlng thh - statim of the veteranVm- Ore
corps,-and placing . govern•
log the reguldeirME: • ,
Soreme Court
bas before h the case ofTiltderlet.. Colernan,
appellant, ve..the. Miami !User Bridge' Co. at
The President has approindrthe joint riSoin-.
Goa tendering the thanks of the people and (fon- -
'pees" to Major-General W. - T. Sherman, Reath
officers and - soldiers of Ms command, for their
gallant conduct In the late" Ingfient'morement
GR~::1~i ~`.
Ot R PICKETS ATTACKED4I6IIIOI9IX.
TILE. 013 SECT FOOD AND CIATIRIO
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litADQCAUTARS Anna OF POTOMC,
JlMOttrj 0, 1865. j.
At the time of the attack on our pickets this
morning k was verydark, and the attacking Par
ty, .
approached cautiously behind - ;an old bbattii,
till they were almost at ourlino ere our pickets
'were aware, of ; their coming. The men fired
their pieces and then ran back toward thb reserve
but the rebels were too close, to them; Arid being
. .
dressed,* our uniform theycould not be
dtstin
giddied foam oar own mei; and- ainwinetttly,
were note fired on as they otherwise would have
been; • Not Morolhan'tventrzitiglo shots were
fired daring. ahe attack.- The rebels -retreated,
„takingnine men with them, and wounding oae
of-the 49th New Turk
Ificented to the object of thaiikela to` (46.
Lain *ld,/lifrelhtlalng, as they Macs demanded..
the knapsacks and blankets of our soldiets—few
of which they got, however: , 'Our men go', on
'picket tar twenty-fetni,honrs,'Ond'oftly tarry one
days''..iations'arith 'there; and • take
eackaoi 'blankets' The. rebels ,
.. therefore, only,
succeeded in getting a few lia'versticka; and, to.
dat inTeoT tkb khtinantlts wale held up by ;the
rebels to slow our' bays that they had gained
some o em. Our boys swear vengeance
Againal..tho raklens, and arcaolionaly. awaiting
.an opportunity to pay them , hack double. On
the other parts of the linef.notn gun- has been
fired for some days. '
The weather_ law ngain..,changed from biing
very e01d , ..t0 isik4aud.i.there is a *aspect; to-.
night that we shall have nothing bat mud ter a
wzrzrir
Mai
GOVERNOR PARKER.
yRiAIIIOI ON NATIONAL AliTAllti.
17t$74Ru, Jass.llK-7-Titemnusge,of Governer,
PdricerWaSrmrtiklij. The Elsie in out of debt:
, Ths State clahns, for Its advaserthato the Gelled
a:bilkata of $1140127. .ciawentor.
Moles that there wield be a much better stain of '
cucLudllinnels l 4 hundred thettsinsT
Toter In the toyed Endes, who:extremist! dole
diesentfrom the policy br the instlata adinlids7 .
tration, if It-vas generally understood that they
could mese the policy of the adtnlnistration,'
ands till be firm friends of the Government, and
steadfast &lentils and supporters. cf„the Unkti.
He thinks that the - mode Cr reconstruction by
a tithe of the people in very small parte of seme
of-the Stites in rebellion and the eloctionlbr .
President of the Visited Stateeln-them, Is an set
of great injustice to the loyal States, destroying
equally of representation In the 'Electoral College:
and Congress, which Is the foundation of aim
zablican gm:lnnen . " . It thus -is Ali at lat.h.
e Governor says Mat' if we continue to believer
t the var will notexhanitas In means and
-money, are Omit not be In -W framnef•taluttt .
consider the question of pcath; • -
lie" then" proceeds -to argue that, the_warts a
national calamity. brioging In Its train hien
merablc responsibilities and weight of debt..,•lis
thinks. that the war aught. to cease wheti the
rebels lay down their srmsattdretern to their 'all
legiance to the constitution of the United Waters, I
• Stibjugetten and- conquest will lead altidlem
wan We should not only seeleto overthrow the
rebel gayer:Mad by-three, but also to Conciliate
\ and tont back the rebel mass, over whom It K'
anises ' despotic sWer
The. Governor_ Watts that the condition of
the rebel army Such; as to later peate'ou
the basis _be suggests. : A sodden and. forcible
emsnclpatlon, he says, wlllnroduce Incalculable
misery.. It sbouldbegratlysli and with the can
'seal of the' people "where - it extols. To be s a
blessing we must -enmhat ~t4e differences of
opinion that &act' among us; should be Mal
ted-in dean:dustiest to maintain the nnlon
Z3BVBNB.
INFORMATION ONCERNINO
BLOCK
ADE`BEANER&
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Loss of the !kernel ; T T Wood Captor of,
.the Eelfefooffiiatd.,
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Nsw Tom, den.ll.—The steamer Columba,. -
from HoVane on Shit Vtif;hiegirivol. The COD
(Wendt steamer Coquette had left for Bassin,
ATiTMtho Cootederattenag.- , The blockade rut
wireL.‘irand3lsrulifd arrived from Galvestod:
with cotton. The loco of the rebel steamarit.
E. -Loo at- , the *path of „the Rio Grande, is eon
firmed.'.fibiLmen` were drowned. The cut g
out or the pciooncri Belle, at Galvestan,by the
Federal expedition, if confirmed. Part of the
crew of a blockade running schooner had been
- amtsted at Galveston, charged with a design of
surrendering the vessel to our squadron.
cott
. Delegates from etch of the Indian tribes who
are .friendly with the rebels; had arrived jet
Shreveport to requeettba smbarkatkm of D,
sufficient to provide for- the tteeessi es
of thcfres;•and. to larmste the regif
mutat now hi the confoierall service. • ' k -
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The Pbei)redatora Re
- SouthuriArd.
Tna , r.osigoptitti',Usg INFESTcD.
car k r afg OutpuFlprid :
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15v. Loins, Jan. • 1 I.—Dispatches from" ke
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West saV the Indians et last *accounts wore on
Republican dyer, retreating southward. Tho
troops wero ecateentrniton : for pursuit.
. Advice from Fort Kearney soy the - overtread
'051111.c0 is infested from O'Yallon's SW' to the
volley statiou, and perhaps beyond. The Indians
so lamely outnumber the troops lb* offensive
operoUtnifs cannot at prosent bo prosecuted with
much (lance of eitectse.. •
i 001) FORTIMMY COMM
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4 mobile AMI
ReP4rinf • naiiroad.
!emit° Jan. 11.—The etnannt /rely
:Imported IbitifyiKeorinutorith %bedew of
lislifiliriteto:i.trOttik.it.:tts4.
Are Alio ad to be. iopep . tig Ittp more Ed oblo
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DAILY
10i Li itCMP.IO;
COMMENTS OX GEN. DIX'S ORDER.
Lfecoln , s eompliinop4d.
TEE LIVERPOOL apprfv FUND.
Le 4
Ntw roitx; Jan. 11.,---We -Ithve , the fidlOifillg
IIeWS aleaiolll.Tiila : , , • '
Tho London Tinta sum If, the Afnitedidtates
tlevernment is - mill advbed as to sentlits troops
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to the Canadlaribaider,,v*, entails miimuler
standleglietwom the lwti countries may be the
The Daily Sees says the order of tjecit'ai
'wtil he disapproved by, the - Wastdnittein ember , :
Ries.. It says the plea _which , dinilif alone war
rant such a coarse'otrefusal - of the Caudle*
authorities to . administer Notice,: and preserve
dales - of allies, has' handl*" no 'foundation in
thatesty action of
Gen, Dtx, and'saya the resolution caned In Con
peas ificetereneete Canadd, had a tendency to
contPlireto the questlen,already seriously ens-
The London fiat thinks the promptitude of the
Canadian Government in , ordering the marrest
'of tbetalders, is zuhstantlal tetitlmonj Mite own
faith, and will have reassuring effect in
'Washington and New, Talc.
The New York correspondent of the London
Timcs points oat that Gm Federal Government
gave notice, In October, of - its retention to In
crease:-the armament on .tlie Lakes,-and will
theretbrebe before the opening of 'naviga
tion In- the 'f3L.Lawr v nee, hero as suety war
ships on the lakes .11, can bay or construct In
the meantime, and that. the British Government
will and Itself, aboutthe 15th of April., with only
one vessel to oppose the Federal fleet.
The London Daiiil.A•ctes publishes a letter
from.Goldwin Smitl4:asserting Isis 'pconviction
'that the taking or. the Florida was entirely Reel
dentaLand defends the language ofthe American
propt.on the apbject. I. 110 says Itts a high cora
pllment to the loyalty, and determination orthe
American peoide. I ' ti
The Timer Itublishes a letter from Lord Whim;
ale in response to Mr. t3eward's refusal min
cernlng the Liverpool fond. Nflameliffe quotes
from Northern 'papers to dlsprove Sevrard's
statement that the prisoners were not suffering
unusual privations. lie denies that the Rinds
.were mainly contributed by those trading with
the Smith, and saving that the 'neve:went was
almost entirely mired out by Southern ladies In
.Engiand, and thin.thesefasalerlll not practically
°Del the distribution ef tna - raha. .
The tette: of Mr. Adams, communleatin:
brleity,•Mr. 6eward"si retteal, la published. /n. It
?dr.' Adaros expressed regret : that he bee to
:Elosc the correspondence.
. contrasts the frank . aid temperate
language of President Lincoln In recent
sage, welt the -proclartmtkm 6f General Dix and
the resolutions offered • in the•Foderal Senate' by
Mr:"Cherller. , • 'dt Irt' : •"eptigrees we are
chedge& with . complicity in ataassMation and
killslge:Whiletbe military commander throMens
our territory with inyasiont• buattre - chief of the
Republic doer lattice to hi:the:int:do' end Eng
and we' gladly : midi:re : 6lC Views' as those
whielitlire and reason - ettil:7Oommend:to the
N:nate= people. "A War . bet Ween England and
America would be simply the most formidable
•• Intersection in,behalf-io.f4lse.Eoutir which Mr.
Davis cOuld•dealre: • - • '
The nmes especially recommends this pelt to.
- pmddeedion of smpricaue.. it adds :
•
bee - 'linenlong "surmised 'Mal the'Cohtederate
agents have been rather allured than deterred by
the proapeeta of-. laternational • embroilment
arising ouf eftbelr schunea; It, betides . escap-..
Ina with a. cruiser, and- plundering banks, they
'could bring. a powerful. enemy on the back Ofi"
their foe, it would be an enormous gain ti;them.
l'erliapt some of them now looking to theBt. '
4riiirmiridd have )44 4f this kind. It is much;
wiser to disappoint them than to play into thelo.
game. The Fedora's may assure themselves that ,
notevartheoaptureofEashville, horthe :defeat et
Sherman, would gratify the South half ai model
st *. r0ptnre...W511.1145 agan% 'Which :certain
northern paitlelans are incessantly advislAg.” • •
The London Fed-displays similar views.
Theilirinnotd airy* ire must take core and glee=
them tuareasonsbiegemodsoy*Mxmileas; uu4
If war goad cometeeee; LV - AullSe, Aux tint(
.",••The Sire blUereithe ' d tbeefeeling In tie if liked
States'alxkit the release hf the 114.7411ktie
Lent - would dErateldei eiVietpoli! is the
oniaa of the Ciaediae. Govenudeatoile
F11,1101. , -Boursis Atm.-. Restos 65 60.. I
---.Amrears,-7Titepadortioetifillusersiskerafo ifs
• ti e effec.ted;Oti.a,'gratr le - Austria and
Is'eald. thelcorine reduction will. be
OEM, NWT OF 1811111116ES1k1D.
"DV"lrla GI,AI" ',CA: AL 'ExPLoglori,
r.ireat Mortality Aiming Union Prisoner:J;
•- at Florence. 13.
N'tvor Yonk„ Riehmond 117ag's
,
necial . .says it Is itnpoitible foe - 11rmidnridge to
,
• &fer:ll4llnm withlds pref est cOmtaand; and,
demon s reinfomment. It says that when
' Gen: Giflem 'commenced repo - rattans ' for the
',i6Teinezt,fin'of...Xnalttine. and Banbridge 111/.
, pcared• at - liettn's station, Gen.lireekborldge
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_thought we,designed erimittlig East Teannuce
and wished to cover a movement of our stoics
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• into Kenteckyv . Rebel *coda MO chit ctis am.;
,
through our Ravi confirmed this v etOreSsion and'
It was fully believedby both Vaughan sad Block,
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The movements of .our troops, completely de:
''c'elved the rebels, nall It was too lam to correct
,the mistake. . tier correspondent detalla all tho
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:movements of Vaughan :and Itreckinrldge, until,
, the yald.tras ended. Ile asp Wilt, tho. rapidity; •
.with which :the enemy moved, enabled him-to -
take tho• whole country by.surpriso. —When he
came to Bristol; he captured the telegraph oper;.,
*tor and forced him to give one forthedifferent
Wu* along tint entire line. Ile telegraPh o d•tO
General lircdtinildgo and obtained. the Ins
fcnnation hedalred. Ms advance on Abingdon
and Glade Aprhigs was a complete
Tha datnagn - done to the railroad islericiai
, and will require name time to repair It . . All tba'
bridgeS -of any, importance era destroyed, with
elleczeeptlon of- thoeint Zaletiferand Canoes.
The enemy demolished the machinery and bad
. ins at therodtsrorksinsul dyoppad railroad Trion
bi•. *id& =Da It dniern'hel.n. •The
'largest portion of the ner. r, oes who were there
makirg ralt .vrcre captured and taken off; also
hence. conies and wagons. •-•••. .
The Richhiond PCspareli. *reboil rrina lforthern
papers an account of the completion of Datil-
Gop Sand, and says it knew nothing of the ex
-104011 Patti Nevi Talk papers badhrrived. -
A letter froin Vhirencer, 8. C., says' there are
10,000 prisoners there at present. The mortality
among theta ht"irery great. Over 1,000 have died
since the prison was established there.
NEWNYditt MONEY
Esdteliebt Ofet the:Dlstoveryof
troleWilip thf Undsen._
Etimmtl'indu:rd m print
Tobacco 'Exchange' Organized
'Opectat Creams Assoclste Press Dispatch. • • :
.'. 17NteTUairditu. 11.- - -The shorn market' was
. dig' at the . Stock Exchanger this morning., but
• generally 'lady. ',The - exellernentiraArlo con
tinues' and Jorge emottfils 'pre stiff thrown 'lineal
the market. GOlcrlanCEite stronger, with a fair
demand for 5-20's,ared 1040'..' :There is a !kir
demand for railroad -toads. • Think efeeks aro
dull. ;17,'' the decline pr. Mariposa continuos,
the prlee ' falllng to 12. 11heellancous and rfial
The Goid .. market Lai Loci' (pia duels; he
dot, wish no rumors to athrt It. The favors to
military and furelgri rumorss:awed a full of dter.
: • -es per cent. There is a strong demand for,
tu••• 4t seven per eeld....lkitieli 1.5 well supplied. ,
Money .. 1 a for Yorttiga Exclumge la only nom.
The denurni. , • . .
trial; . ••••• .11rnr at the _Petroleum
Stocks ate generals,. .1m sales 2 400 shares -
Board. The following are .. . American. 0;3 ;
Gennanla, 3101100 do 'North . 4 411 Slams,
4,0C0t0 Illgbgate, 07; 100 do .1:16.41k , • at 31 t
12001 Crude l'etrolenm ts dull end hiali, -74
652 e ; Refined flrrch.at i 4(? 75c for Bonded, 34.
91@igiclor l'nblie. .TO ll l' o4 ratencn Exchange
is nearly ready for opening, ,hlach exeltemset'
page over (be dlecoTeriotratiblio at ielehla,
'on the Mama dyer. .. ~ ,-•-, •
_, ',
Prices 421 contiant loir .aratieff:Xne Punts'
dealers,' The,emantlty offered '464lay =was re
'19% centiper pound, and the holdur mai tuitions
toucan an offer as any flgum. ' : ~•-• ' • ' '
A meeting' of tobacco merchant& was held
I. ti-diy to organlac a Tobacco •Rxel'auge, and 4 0
inciwie the inlematin. bet/Clear and mania&
tared tobacco: A . cOmmhtes was appointed 4.. i.
prepare a eonstlintlon - and - bydaws; aq'rSroni•-:
mead Om cieceniry afters; -- - - - •
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY, JANUAVY 12, 1805.
uagitw CONCIESSf-SECOND SESHON
THE ItECIPROCITY . TREATY IN
THE SENATE.
Sit% e cheo of Senators lOU and' Stumm.
TUB AMENDIENT -- ,ABOLISUING SLIVEET
. , _
W.unurtostniC%r, Jan. 11.1895. .
SENATE.
Vitt President ilamlin to the Chair.
rettdons fir an Increase of. Ote pay of Jinni
officers, were presented hy 'Messrs. Villsoni
'Trumbull sad Herds. Referred to tins 31ffittirf
Committee..
,
lifr.:Doellttlet.rresented a memorial from :the,
Chamber Of, Commerce of 11.11wankee.- on hits •
"subject of. canal navigation around the:Falls of
Stage ' airerted• to the Committee on Mlltta
ry Affsdrs.
Mr. Clark, presented a petition of the citizens:
of Vtrginta, askinA that a territorial govern-
went be substituted for-their present. State COI-,
eminent. Referred to the Committee on Terri.'
i
]iii Fattr; fbarl7 the Committee on PonsiOns,
reported a bill providing that no person Isbell ha
allowed to draw a pension who Is on the pay eon
of the. Invalid corps. Passed.
Mr. Wiliam, from the Military Committeut re
pOrted a bill to _authorize - the appointment of u
Second Assistant Secretary of War. Passed,
It provides for the aPpolntnient from ollieent,
now connected with the War Department„
for it term of ono year- a person to be SecOnd , .
Assistant Secretary of War, at a -salary, 'of
SB,OOO per year. The duties to bo prescribed by
the Secretary of War. .
Mr. Grimes reported up the ,House bill to ad-,
recce tine officers of the nary'llfty numbers in
rank foranecial merit.- Passed.
Mr. Van Winkle reported the bill to reimburse
Adams' Express Company for lames sustain...4l;y,
the sinking of a steamer .st New Orleans, havin g
• on bOard'asitfe containing (lacerate:cat Treashry
notes. After soma discussion It was referred to
the Committee on Claims:
The Insolation to rhpeatithe Reciprocity Treaty
a - as then taken op.
' Mr. Rale said If the Senate contemplated the
re peal of the Treaty, be. regarded it ass itepl in
the wrong direction. Tim Treaty' bad been pro
ductive of good to both parties, and torepeul it
would effect no good. If the object in repealing
it was to benellt our commercial am! finnnelal
interests, he would notobjeett.but It had come
from the Committee on Foreign Relations, and
no report bad been made as to' why such action
khould be - taken: - ' It bad bees said Chat the
Treaty was all one way. The reasons aMigued.
by thostylto urged Its abr.:gads* were vague ,
ned uniatiefactory. , Ile (Mr. Mile) h a d an In
14'reM,,In the.coixonemi al prospectof the country,
and liehid taken the trouble to look al, the oper
ation of the Treaty in the gross; same special
pleader might Make out a case .against it on a
raiticularpoint, but . Its genera l operation had
been mirmertionattly.benettchaL_
_.
..' - .' - .
- ' Mr. Dale road a statement a ; letter of the
Beerstety.of the Treasury to show , that under
the operations of thetreaty the exports..to.Can.
'
soli bail been increasedin open year from 110,0100,-
t,CII to; 01,000,011 - It-lt waswot free goods lint
dtitYrlstYieg.o o4 W MR-increased..lle had
told thafthinedst)ted,allest d,licr tarillso ei to
Inatilit - etalleriJa the rattail Swigs: , the
'rates had not rlsen mom than two per cent lad .
lisrtlits iitst year they bad deers red. Ist".l*lA,
t ix
• tbetrwere niketcew par' etint4..ifplj' `a. half
f ent-...lergar.. tiatai hi, 11M0.:" The statement at.
'..tbctebvibe , ttAtinsfair advantage pal min the y
of ditties was thereforca vilmoke. In 1111 , a
i e'sith libilitaalweie 1140IMIMOI'l la it .
$11,000,C*0; Is 16511;493.0110 1 2i•i1ud 10 14 11 ,
ftSt1,4100,0011:' , The Imparts! I ncreased front
X. 190 0 )0 to AMMO-, _ - ~. .-- L."... .•
. ...lir. Mit was sorry th e IRltige W.Vit ZOO& bi er;
' . 60 kook:sip:6lWe malter.....The (Awake °tat
merewati New Tait ;Bad fakeer the - Metter tinder
Mustdderaßon - of sreitad Anon rePort,lizahe
' derstmulthe'Cleamber 'of Commerce at
wassashena to tile repealwf the treaty; bath i.
we algid natio se** a blow' at comeattes W m
we needed-the istixi so mush. 1 1
• -in coneluslort" - Mtrlldr. said the ntikstiod at
the treaty .: would - Ise 'ftarda Is " Canada- sod
Bettie:ad, as estelhallass low the wrongs which the
people of the. patted :Bidet rightly '110 1 44 1 0
thew had inb , .W.';bat. be was tarn 10. -
or Caudda vita wtMaiK Ito* ,to-d o- &myth g
they could the-wimp. that hid
committed Wel), set' bit_ Peevern' their re '
• "ourlifettelleved It wouhl terengthen the re.
Ms and weaken the Union Cause, to repeal the'
treaty. .13uppan It tree that the repeal of th e
t-eaty . would • impoverish Calladlt, be iltd
not "belly's - it - Would •be wise to do eo.
We aught Id have wished them to Luanne +k
mid pre roue and enterprising, as, t h en
'Would auto to , buy from - ;la and •
.and-help us -let coutrotirce, q m
a the millet If •
': ,W 4 drive then by poverty, we would lairmt Mr
s dem... But be bad no bore of preventing the
passage Mlle resolution. Tills was a time a Iwo
men took connect of their passions, rather than
the welfare of the country. The treaty had been
wise And salutary, and under it commerce had
grown up end Improved, Until some gentleinets
.e,tild point out some great Injury tint had been
done, , lie _hoped the
_Myatt would pause. tie
hoped the, merchants or Naar York would hire
An Opportunity to be heard some on the anitimt.
,Mr . Sumner sal& The reciprocity treaty
bas, a' ..beautiful name. It, suggests at
once' equelity, : ,exclor ge and surety, and
he .abuse was earpiece to advance these
Ideas. practically; . sad „that thin treaty
- ran originally' acerptcd - 14, tpte people of the
Lasted: titaies. - 14 however, It shall appear that
MI Ka :organizing Mut .exchango It farrows equal -
it y in anietersationel respect, thert mast a med.
iticatlort be' blab in conformity and' n Just prin.
ciplei. 'I.. mean to be brief, but I hope, though
Trief,' to make the proper Conclusion appareet.
The treaty may be seen under: four different.
heads: the fisheries- • Max navigation of the St.
- fatvrrence;' the. estrimerce between tbc United
.B'.l,Xes and Bridal. l'revincei, and the nnenuenf
' the . Vaal. - Buttes: The fisheries have been a
source ,of anxiety, throughout our history, even ,
from' the beginning; read fer.overal years pre.
',lone AO' tloa.lteelpracity Treaty they had
hies the' . occasion of mutual; Irritation,
urging - at 'times- la 'Nellie° • outbreak. The
Treaty_ wee followed by"' entire:Alranqullity,
which but sot ;beta; for a moment disturbed. ,
This Is a plain airautage; which citUDOC.be de
nied; "Litt, so fir an I have been able to examine
otncial.resurns,.; I , do- ets . and any farther evi
dence allowing thti yebne or the Treaty. In this
cottriectiotb,:whlle opinions. evert Among those
taint: Interested. hi .the &herbs, as doubtless'
them are patinae& for •it in • Glowarster, Massa
elmectuii and putisini - agelest-lt in Maine, ;if
titif•TintitY related. eifcluslrety.. to tisherles, , I
ahonld -, not; ber yrißing - 10,.touch It. Bat the
Practical question, Whether the advantage In tide
respect Is strlllelene - to .00usterhalotlets the , dis
advantage in other. roapeout. Nail comes the
navigation of the : St. Lawrence) ;-hat this PlauSl4 -
ble concession has proved to but little more, .
tuna a sioustA It:appear* that - daring the, fini
als years of the treaty, 'oll . ly, Dirty vessels. con
taining-12,m0 torte,•paaaostieitirAra through' Ova
St. Lawrence, and during the aanig' OM!, .only:.
nineteen vessels,:' . contaleing 5140 tons,
returned • by:.
,the ~ 'same - open ' highwriy.
'Thee° are very 'petty annotnicements when we
eousider,tho.. +salmi •of , the e commerce on the'
Takes, which- in:lBtd. was 18,797,330. When
we consider the carrying ' trade, . betweee the
- Uniteddtetes and , the British " . .provinees, (take
the yeatit'lBs . l to tera hieluslve,) and we shell.
.find. the e total. q That daring th e: palled the
atitypOi: °Lout llaltad: , Stases" which , cleared
swarth° British ;protium was 10,707,939 lotil
'and the ibrocCetApptil•witich - tleared during 'thf vitae pniod. VIEW ,01n,99stons; while. the
shipping of thei , linifeff -.States which' entered
at opr Custom Menses from the Britisitprovinties
oren - -1,001,041g0nti," and the foreign ithlPplig
which wOO 0 , 11 / 5 1 5 -V tons. - ' • • - ' • 1
"; ; I unntlonAliese things Ali Frei of coutrdet lit
, eamunison with - these granaLmovemerusi . ,the'
, business . whlch we have ikon able to do en . the
BLlesivrenoo.4'eettisto:l)6trivlal. ' It'need not be
considered as au element In the present &ens.
. . . _ .
illiall
The treaty may be seen best in Ile bearing On
4ts sotantorceibotweat,tho two countries. This
bee ittercarrd'immensely, nut It li difficult to inie
Low snitch of this incrca.se Is due to the inlay;
and bow touch Is doe to the natural growth .;.of
opulation and Cite Pulliam of transportatibn
in.Lotli countries. There are also ralirosli, pro='
riding prompt and constant means of internal
' communicallon, whifflu Intro gone into successful.
opt:radon since Mc treaty.
In the. Circe yearsimmoilately preceding the
troaty,the total exports. tu ,Cauada and other
British rroylncos writ. 919,910,018, and the total
iroporta won't :073,589,577, being, of exports to
imports,inallm proportion of ell, to 40. In the
ten:Scars of the treaty, ihe Antal exports to Cia
o& andlhollrithh rrovluces were $206.'150,031;
tilt total Importe were 15)0,1199,780. According
to theta amounts the caportu were In the propor
Von of 100 to 79. The total exportalo Canada
la the three years ithincitilate y here,•according
~.ic. tits treaty; were 81.19,687,935, and the Imports
445 071;674, beingle the 'proportion of 100 to 52.
lALO Whole exports to Canada .alone do
it blic:• - •.1. .'"Myears' of the treaty tram 8176,571,-
44' h 6 . 0 ' ' h It . ' . qta "Wr i I k t 7; ' c7P 'a 100 'i tT ' 6 4 4 7t , i
84741111 ; 2 4 , 6 1 nt ..4r ilte i. 'mit; to, lay bcforo . you •
.1510 the , present' opport.. sanie In elmmerce
the tygol nature of Abe ex.c.:. . this view whirls
boltirtoin.the,itwis countries., In. -t. spoenstry
• I 411mook the pro ept °emit= tt is sw. ~ to the
to (*adder the mach thitiateatinotti a.. -... '0 t
attod4pr, a digaraficktitweitit' the narcaa. . -
5144Wal4liisporia, involving la it coos ti..
whole petiloeurgacatiog of iwir,balase: of trsi• •
'rho' utetoroeuitrs*/90 , W1 0 1° 31 ° 114,1 , r 1
.
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PITTSBURGH
Ito, 1E44 fie., &if
V , erturned on any cuntv,ted irincirlc oI poUt
cal randy.
A bin was passed to emend the cirn aprropria
non act. by adding a proviso that in any action
by or against any executors, administrators, or
evardlans in which judgment may hare been
rendered ?or or against them, neither party shall
be allowed, An testify against others on any
transaction;rmitas called to testify by the oppo
site party or legal court.
Mrit Colfax offered a resolution prodding re
lief for the neople..if Chamber:4lllg, which was
referred'to the Committee of Ways and Means,
Stevens, from tba Committee on '
and Meats, reported abill making appropriations..
for the service for th 6 Poet Office Department,
for the year ending Palf, , , which was made the.
spfcial order for Wednesday next. •
,The House resumed Übe consideration ot the
proresed•slavery amendment. •
Clinton A. White believed In the qualified 60T ,
ereiguty of the States, and argued that there
Was no power in the. Constitution to affect thel
status of slavery as, Its regulation and manage.
meat were within the province of 'the - States
themselves, where the' Institution existed.
Mr. 13n:inhere, of Delaware. ivas satisfied that
the pending measure was both constitutional and
beneficial, and the. mode of amendment dir
Mr. Townsmid, of New Torii, opposed the
amendment,' and contended that it was wrong,
and Concluded that those who were opposed to
the amendment were enemies of the Un105..11.1.5 ,
constituents still favor a basis on, the Crittenden
resolattous:,. ~r.
Mr. Holman, of Indiana, said - this amendment
could not be adopted without being followed by
more radical measures. If in the judgment of .
Our fathers„ slavery was 'neon's:Meat with
Republican form of government, - "they would
have abolished It. The Democratic party was
opposed - to the amendment because they want
the Constitution preserved as. It Is. Ile denied
that because of slavery, our country had become
hissing and reproach; en the contrary, It had
grown in population and wealth, and command
ed the respect of. the world.
If three-fourths of the States pass mat an
amendment, and Rhode Island alone thonld be.
the dissenting State, she would.hfwe the right,
and it would be her duty to resist by force, and
her cause would be sacred. The amendment
would not be binding in moral law, and therefore
cold. One part of the States cannot determine
affairs for others.. The Constitution must be our
only guide. -
A fter same Maccusslon between Messrs. Pendle
ton, end Jencks, of Rhode Island, the ifOIIBC
adjourned.
FROM REBEL NEWSPAPERS,
GENERAL STONEMAN'S LATE RAID
Resolution of Thanks to the
. Cherokee Indians.
EXULTATION OVER THE WILMINGTON FAILURE
The -Giterrilla Mosby's Recoveiy An
tleipaied; :
REBEL PAPERS AND =FP DAVIS
The Georgia Legislature to be
• Iteconsured.
AW.0111N10.33 OF , TUE 6LLsp,llif
Wang tawnier Expedition. Into Routh.
westernvtironia.
Toltirdeta.;ll.—The late rebel uevesra.
Firs contain an Interesting and detailed account
of the lateltulon raid of (lens . Stoneman, But
. .
bridge and Gillem In Vast Tennessee and Rest
so r slactusglng to, the enemy In the de.;,
structlon el the salt' and lena works, and the'
TWA emoted of other property. •
, Though an elfort.ill mutate represent the ea.
tiuto theiakerlismach loss than it .resny is,
the writer cannot &Told acknowledgiag that It
waistery.trassi , Wid &siva some consolation
from tllefect_tha; aa the Yanks hate done all
the hitinin.thel, regtWiltey are eapableof,somst
rest for the rebel troops may be hoped for. .
~.rya reb4lamation *wee Ina4^alopted a
ntolnilon of thanks to their Indian allies of the
.Clusokee nation., •• • •
- • - • - .
The itichutout , paper* are still In/Noising .in
giririficatlens over The failure of the expedition
against the Wilmington defenses. • • . .
. ditelty:ls said to be diol albre and in aidace of
security, and Weal, recovery Is anticipated.
In ihe sharp diectitedon now going on between
the rebel newspaperelnishich Jeff Darts' med
dling is charged :u the cause of all their recent
disasters, Nome tifthcm in title defense Udall Gen:
low as the marplot. , •
'The Milledgeville, Georgia, Retarder says the
Georgia Legislature will be rozonvened as soon
as the grate Ilosso ran be ropalrvd.
The Alabama Legislature adjurrned after
amending the revenue laws, providing for the
surport of indinent families of soldiers, clothing
for Alabama soldiers who arc prisoners, and for
the deficiency In the treasury.
The two Houses could not rarer upon a militia
tall and none was piised. The Senate was in
favor of a sweeping bill, while the Rouse insist
ed on certain exemptions. Joint resolutions
against meonstraction were pesied.
• The` Smiled eonrulns an account. of a rebel
, cavalry expedition into southwestern
where. it says, the people generally"ate disloyal,
and the motrotaltpasses are infested with bush
hackere and swamp-dragoons. It If A vary rich,
grain country and 'Mountie with tine fat stock.
They secured 500 head, and undoubtedly made
the people still more disloyal.
TEE B.EtOVAL OF GEN. BUTLER.
FROM IRE `.SIIRIAMPAII VALLEY.
.•, • ,
TIIE ISDIBRING FOB FOOD.
AO NEW MILIT&aY MOVEMENTS
YEW' ISSUE OF 1-30 Z10.1"D8.
THE VOTE ON THE CONSTITUTIOWIMOODMENTS
More Peace Ruraaris.
Tons, len; rerekh:, or
. , Z .
the hum% correspondent' says of Butler's re
narmett- /41.1 a c4onpt except 0,5 General hint
*fir, apPeu" o 4 l gratlT !fl*P'ised at;b ll "move. '
',lf GM - removal' lips 'Cont.:J . 4 Gill Millington
foliure„ . it was ;inquired whyult was not sooner
made. The answer to this was that Gen. Ord,
who-succeeds Get:'hutlerommi t tl;and the
gotliinithilf awaited vm.
.hts ~. •
Gen.. huger received the order 1, half-past
.eleven o'clock, tianday. forebooa, and ,- before
three in the afternoon hal made ail his farewell
preparations;. turned . ` over the arm j to bis sec
meat 'and taken his depertnrnforlbri Nest&
Tloilisrakr, llhenandeah eorrespandent
The:inhabitants are. Infibring from the scarcity
of-food, and Ito rebel troops are qUartered upon
than, rendering their condition shill:nerd
• PlOratile• military,morements of
turbine° hare' takcm -place • recently ;in. the
• The Tferald's 13Prbiglield (Mo.) correspondent
• says.;.'The Union garrisons-haste, been with
drawn from all the ports south of,. that, place an.
qe far sia.Fort lhaltb, Arkansas, by order of Gen
.
A'W.ishlngtontlispetch says!.`Secretary Tist , j
send= has asked a modification of tlfelaw ao ea
'to, enable him to tacos two hundred Millions more
of 7-30 bonds. • „ -•- • •
Therote ' en the' Constitutiotial amendment
bill will be liostponed 'several days to - 411144 full
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
.leading Vence Democrat, who has taken a prom!-
' Went , part in •thtilicaCti nuirements during the
late clectiote, and:whose:personal. relations whim
rresident havelmen %TIT hiandly, hat gone
Ito hichmond; - and will be prErbablyheatd from in
a day or two.
FROM: TENNESSEE,
• _
Assembling of.tbe . Union Stale Con
• yentiOM
•
Nammust, Yap. 10.—Tbe .Union Stato Con::
'it !Ilion, for the pisrimuc of re-orgonlzing a civil:
goveromentin Tonneaus, assembled at the Cap.;
itol this morning. Delegates were present from'
ail :parts oftbq State: Samuel IL Rodger. oZ
Knog.'..county, *as 'chose* President; Ind ldr.
Myera, of Maw, Cone,uf Nashville.
'lleeretariee.'. - ,Nothing of importance : woe one
*day; and the' meeting sdlohnited until ' touter
Among the Members hi •littendenelarere
tome. of the. - ablest polltdelani 1n Tonnowlem
Parson Drownio* and Horace Maynard are here,
and attended the meeting to-day. •.
"A heavy ran has been falling all day: The .
Altai/ rising rsiiiPysritlf tett' feet water on the
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MMIIIIMMIIIII ,
FROM LOUISVI L E
Notorlous Guerrillas Captured and
Executed.
GAT HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE
The Cause of Use Fire Unknown.
Lotfirm:La, Jan. l ..—Slx inches of snow fell
here ti:Hlay. •
On Sunday, a scouting party Rom Clarksville,
Tena., captured, south of the Cumberland river,
the notorious guerrilla leader, Jake Sly. Sly
and four of his men were executed on the spot,
lu retardation fa the murder of Melon pris-
One d'eloek, re.'m., Jan I.l.—The Galt Ileum Is
net discovered to be on are, and the destruction
a certain - . 'More particulars. '
SECOND DIBPATtIf
33; a. in.--ahe Gait House isentirely In rains.
and 'Toy little furniture has been sated. A
warehouse an the easterly side, occupied by F.
W. Thomas sad Andrew Buchanan; are also
destroyed. Opinions differ whether the fire was
eatused by incendbirles or not.
Major Bristow .very narrowly escaped; sir.
Praetor of Woods' Theatre, is safe with all his
baggage; 3irs.Veuce, of liarodsbarg, ICy , and
family; escaped safely with a trunkfi l! of iraltut
ble papers; Caqat.. S. T. Cushing, Thinekmorton
and wife, Mr:T.: J. Polk iind rangy, and Mr.
'Rig are safe. 'llia insurance an the furniture
enforth's rigencies,ls $OO,OOO.
Thu best Information at, this hour indicates no
lees of life, though this is doubtful. The fire
is entirely checked. The IT.. S. Subsistence build
lag, immediately In rear of the Galt Rouse is
not Injured. St Mullen's (clothiers) loss
'is heavy. The aggregate loss la nearly $1,000,000.
111.131 D D1137-VICII
Lomertuz, SMA7I. I.l.—The origin of the Galt
Rouse fire le seam mystery. The only person
known to have perished inthe flames, la William
llama, of Shelby county, Kentucky.
THE ST. ALBANS RAIDERS:
Further Postponement of the Case.
'NIOBTREAI, San. 11.—Tho St. Albans raiders
bulgy got another postponement rorthtrty days,
to get farther evidence trotaßlebmond.
Cold In New Yeik.
NLIV Your., Tan. 11.—Gold stagnant,and price
weak. Operators profess tothavolnformotton of
movCmcats, that by to-marrow, will put gold up
or down 10 per cent: The price opened at 223;4,
fell to 3rln, and afterwards rallied to 223;4.
• 'This Passport System.
NEW Yost : Jan.,ll.—Messrs. Emmons and
Lathrop,of Detroit, who have been hero in com
munication with the govornment r -regarding the.
passport system, have _vane to Washington on
Situ.
NEW You, Jan. U.-In &to Weed-0p
dy1.7., wit thejary disagreed.' scrota 'wore for six
cents taintlget..- Thar disagreed- loweert that
and somE other sum.
Bodies Dlacovered.
Lontevwx, Jan. 11,.--Ttioremetas of the two .
bodies dlicovered to-key lirfohg tho - delirls .11"
the Gill House tire, Inwe not yet been. Ittentt.
bed.
CITY AND SFBERI9I4
Court of. Quarter Sessions.
- Wipxitsvivri 7an:al4;l3.&Beibie4.udgeis
Sterrett Brown.
Thetrial of .TokieFilour,...a pollee:Enda - in Al;
lochmy, who ems' Charged ''with perjury, and
...which was up fashezulpg; a few, days .ago, 113-
gutted itiltbb '6ll,lc:don. Mte -- aehoed. Sen.
en deferred. - : - - -
John Warteld and Samuel Peterson, - Who were
before the eourt on Tutedaj menhir:, on a charge
of. assault sad battery; Wm:acquitted. -
The case. of John }Levin, Petrick Malloy and
Thomas-Lloyd, which was also, tried on Tues
day crrenibg; resulted in the - acquittal' of Regan
sad Llogd- but Malloy Was .fetrad guilty of :Mr,
dOles*rlzi csattlagoratahhlngiatztesOltourke, -
4mollon-fer a new trial was made. .
• Eliza Wolf plead gully to a charge' of Selling
Alum without alicanse and was fined $35 and
Vile Hardy plead . golly la two charges of
Larceny, and wasfined alx._ and a quarter cents
aud costa of prosocution. - Remanded for sea ,
Patrick Hollywood Was coed 395 and coats for
selliogllmior without alicense. .
John Ramer, Michael Waltz andJohnElpring
cr-were amdgned on - a chargo of aggravated is.
sault sad Natal', bat rip to tire o'clock yester
day evening the verdict of ttiejtuy had not bien
announced.'
Fine---Dlitriet: Attorney Kirkpat
rick on Liquoi setters.
WM. Healcy,who was indicted for selling li
quor withoto. license, came Into Court and plaid
guilty, and was very anxious - to have his case die
pi.sel of atones, as he wanted to get awaY. The
District Attorney at'once recognir.ad him as an
old offender, and gave his "character?' to the
.court, watch, as the sequel proves, did Mr..
Healey. no.good, bat much harm. He informed
the Conn that Healey had before hem twice In
dicted for tin sama offence, at the October term;
hen he was found guilty . and fined $5O and
cods. At the Same time he was also. convicted
or no assault and battery Ort a lady who begged
him not to sell Kquor toter husband, who was a
haldtual drunkard. The District Attorney far
ther inforreed•the Court:that he was one of the
woos:, menet ids class. that he kepi one of the
irf,rst places Of the Mt . :LS.ld the city,' and that
Dare wad dot a single demand for mercy to his
cast.. • After heating the "character" as shown
up by Mr. Kirkpatrick, the Court fined hlcapae
hundred dollars, and Sent-Ilm to tha county Jail
for thirty days. A few More maniples of this
kipd would have a beneficial effect.
The Cain of Rim Hilo Lynch.
The case of Rev: , Mr. Lynch, of the South
Common If. E. Church, Allegheny came up be
. .
fere toiled StateiCommtioionef Spronl yester.
day, It will be rememlacred that Mr. Lyaeh was
accused of perjury in having sworn that his son.
bad not been "charged with-or convietad of fel
ony," when making the .neceseary affidavit to
el a ititaffinie. Se oral wit
nesses - iwere examftted,and_thelesfttabay showed
conclusively, that wh il e , ;3lr. - rya& had nab,
scribed to the form of an affidavit- containing the
donee above quoted, It had not been read Whim..
no naeurolpresompilaa 'would txriUt he know
what be bad subscribed to; bat persona who are
familia with' the manner ln 'which these matters,
are disposed ef,readil,y, ondinftand
. how easy It
lrould.bi fora man to commit a blunder or over
sight in this respec: The affidavit, legally and
technically moldered, is: decidedly against Mr.
Lynch; butivmletai had leen moon aware of
the contebta of 1116 ttlayt t , the mouse of the
, offense would -be en rr.ly wanting. , -.The cons
- ntiosioner. after bearing the ,testknony, deter:,
mined to hold the matter Under'advlsement
Arrest'
of ... tif '
offices- Happer,.atiAlleghemy, - yesterdu
'rested a man:named • Joluk3tcPolliti^vic. en:
level!. (tom the, jai at pltanning Smut; months..'
..0 1 *co;. . ha'
.4 bein arrested 6 11 '1:
. ...
gi427, hasbog been concerned'. wittsons or two.
others h; ;lie robbery of a store It Kittanning •
:He was arrested is Allegileny, and convoyed to
county, for 011;104 managed_ o make
;his escape: Hie presence Imre was not knowit to ,
top pollee yeeturday, when he waii'Diund
nt...work In 'a shoe shop. Ho was conveyed
to' the. Mayer's , office, end locked, sip'unttl
such time as - he can be renteivad 40' his old
old quarters. no says he will escape again it
' they scud him back to KittantilOg, and we should,
not wonder if he does; as Itla said, Abet the jail
at that place Is in a rather dilapidated condition.
There are two or threelffies in it through which
prISOI3CTS have escaped, and the Commissioners
refuee or neglect to appropriate a sufficient sum
to CbUta" them. It is .worthy of note 'that
IfeCollum has but one leg,and In crippled in_the
other !hot, rendering his .means of locomotion
exceedingly limited. Still he is hard to "keep
,withinbounds...
, .
DirtAMMO CASE oa itruncornoitu.—A dig
trailing ease of hydrophobia hag occurred, near
Marietta, Lancaster county. raulting In the
geatitof a son of Mr. John Y. Grabill, on
day last. lie waa bitten by a stomp doge 1100:10'
few weeks,' since, but at the: wound wan trifling
nothing redoes' was tOprehendeth A , few dm
Woos no, died; however, 'tuiplessant, symptoms .
eat in. and Dr. Hinkle being called, found at once
Oolitic bay.was suffering from that most dread
ltd of Ali diseases; hydroplibla.' After suffering=
fur two days with the most violent spina, death
came Whit relief on:Tlinraday morning.
. •
little - folks wilt ber.iin vila3
that a matinee will take placeaitiasonte 1411, at
we'O'cleek, this ifttalaxa, 'when' Oerean wlt
.mesa the trotalartul Ethna-tieterian.. :It n rgurAd:
plc& ...Tea cents can' hardly ho itretattai more
talagahty than :by payleg thlt:Ptaatlfal Pau?*
rams
LETTER 'MOIR urArunsturßiz.
'HOW: OP ItultassorraTirns, t
Ilmuusnmta, January 10, 11 t.
.4.
Mrssns. Eorrons Legislature may now
be said to hare fairly commenced operations.
The Senate met at elsren o'clock, rind af
ter the raiding of the journal of Wednesday
last, the following standing committees were an
nounced :
Faltrat .7trintiony—MesFra: Lowry, Champ
_
nays, Clymer, Hall and Digliam.
..Finanec—Messrs. Connell, Graham, M'Cadd
less; Wilson and Walls.
Judiciary—Messrs. Fleming, Champaer, Mc- •
Campus 11811 and Clymer. •
Arponnis—llessrs. Wilson, Hoge, Dunlap,
Royer and Donovan.
Banks . aNd ExAram—Main. Mccandless v.
Wilson, Hall, %Flamm:id Scholl.
Prnsions• mud aratuities—Mensrs. St. Clair,
llonseholder,'Wllson, McSherry and Hopkiss.
Corporations—Messrs. Ridgway, Dunlap,
eon, Stark and Fleming.
Banta—Messrs. Graham; Council, Lowry, St.
Moir and Randall. •
Canala and inland NarVition—Messrs. !louse
bolder, 'Wilson, Royer, Latta and Montgont-'
cry. '
Railroads—Malian. Nietols, Lowry, Graham,
Ridgway pad Randall:
Election Districts—Messrs. Dunlap, St. Clair,
Haines, McSberry and Latta.
Retrenchment aux( Rearm—Messrs. Hoge, St.
Clair, Biginun, Hopkins and Montgomery.
Education—liessms. Worthington, Graintin,
.Ifouseholder, Wallace and Walls.
dries/tars and Domertic.Modulsaiurea —Messrs.
Worthington, Nichols. ling; Bucher and James.
Jilittia—Meegra. Lowry, Champneye, 'Hoge,
Donovan and Schall.
Roods and Bridges—'Messrs. Dunlap, House
holder; Hoge, Randall and Stalk.. -
Compare BM—Messrs. Hopkins, Householder,
Royer MeSherry and Beardsloa.
Vice and limuoredity—Messrs. Graham, Worth.:'
Ington, Jamas, Latta andliticher. . •
Prisate Claims and Darnages--Mesers.
Bigham, Householder,Beardslee and Stark.
Library—Messrs. Worthington', Wallace and
Punie Printing—Messrs. Champneys,
Haines, Clymer and Royer. •
.Pahlie Buildings—Messrs. Flaming, Connell
and Walls.
Xen , Couaties and County Seats—Messra. Hoge.
Wilson, Latta, James and Gaines.
As you riweire a telegraphic synopsis of bills,
Sc., I need not report them hero. . .
The Hone met at 11 o'clock A. or., Speaker
Olmstead In the Chair. After the reading of the
journal of Wednesday last, the following stand
ing committees were announced.' •
Ways and Mans—Messrs. COchran,
delphia,) Guersey, Brown, Orwig, Miller, Mc
' Clue, Koonce, Glass, Bidgwin, Cochran, (Erin,)
Kerne, Perching, Quigley, Sharpe and NelSod. •
Judiciary Grarral•--Messrs. Brown,. o:vrig,
Negley,. Thomas, Cochran, (Philadelphia,)
(Danphin,) Pershing, Guersey, Shenk,
• liakes, Spangler, Osterbont, Waddell and 4lex
ander.
• •
Judiciarylocal—Messrs. Orwig;Negley, Wells,
Berens, Buddiman, Apeman, (Bnydor,) • Sea
right, Alexander, Billing, Hennes, Waddell,
Spangler, Herron, Barr and Osterhout.
,Federal Retations—Meurs. Allenaan,
Vila) Thomas, McChire, Brown, Guernsey, Or
wig, Pershing, Sharpe, Haslett, Ituddlinan,
Purdy, Koonce, Cochran, ( Erie, ). Hakes and-
Anderson.
Rattromls—Messrs. MrCiare, Alkman (Da
plata) Kerns, Watt. Clew, Pant:oast, Osi ta erhout,
lialsbach, Sturtevant, Spangler, Negloy,Qulgley,
Sutphin, Pershing . and Pace. "
_Passenger Raihasys—Messrs. Lou, Glass, Slack,
Chadwick, Smith, (Philadelphia) Henna Fos
ter, Joseph, Watt„Pmelicren, Quigley, Pancoast,
Hood, Sutphin and Donnelly.
• Corporations—lifters. Mack, Smith, (Phila
delphia) Beals, Alleman, (Dantilain,)
Boyer, .(Gleardeld,) Freeborn, Dellaven, Fos
ter Hakes Sterner, hieliffee, „Purdy, &aright
drjerow „olifairs—hiessrs. Sapey, Shenki Quay,
Sternir Colville, Swoope, Hennes, Kline, fist
terthwtht, Boyer, (SeituyikM,) Arrastnaug, Cam
• (YOU, Freela rn, Bennis and:Andersen.
C - conia—idisarr e Kegley, Baddinnto:" Quftn
Stant', (Indland,) Alexander, Pordy, Hill, Wood,
Blee, , Welsea, Bimope, Miller, Misalmer, Sharp
less and Weaver.
Eaates mail .Ereheats—gegsra. Guernsey, klle
man, (Snyder,) Lee, Chadwlel4 Alexander,
Waddell, &aright, Thomas, Wad% Spangler,
Hood, /lake., Andersm . k, Barr and Cochran
(Philadelphia.) .
Ikliaanioa--Messnt. Herron, 'Nelson, Kelley,-
Osterhord, • Eldred, Alleman, (Snyder,) Wood,
' Tyco, Rice, „Sharpies% fiturtirrabt,
MeAfechtraidgisnd'hflultrier. • '
• siermmb—Messts, Cochran, (pla,), Herron,
Sterner, Smith, (lisdiana,) , Swoop% Rhoads,'
Jacoby; Adlum, Calvin; Gilbert, llowlnin,
ice - ; • '
• Reath, Bridges" and 'Canots--Meurs. Marsh,
Kownee, Tyson, Cochran, (Erld.) DeNnym% Mc-
Kee, Cameron, ; Roth% McKinley, Markley, •
Shltner, Armstrong ,, Pennypneker, "Eldredotthd.
; Alta tkunates and Canntli .Seats—Mainsto.
lingfelt, Kelloi;bleAfic, Marsh, Burgwln,
• litmus,- Wells, Prrrtly, S 'mope; Dosses,
Nelson, Cameron and Satterthworth. •
AR/indium' - and dfatittibeterres—lticaars. WOW'
Eilutrylea, Grinnell, Billingfelt, Marshall, McKee,
Headman, Kaiser, Ross, Rhoeds,MeElroy,Wood,
Kline. Wilson and Grady.
Direoresa—Messrs. Smith, (Philadelphia.) Ilas
lett, Foster, 'Hoffer, Peunypseker,; Donnelly;
Colville, Aldum, Boyer,' (Cleartield,)
Bowman, Weiner, Seibert, Armstrong and. Wll
-
Ecmiv—Messrs. Kerns, Rood, DelEaven, Ad
um, Colville, Hoffer, Shenk, Weiser, • Alleman,.
(Soyder,) Siebert, McKinley, Eatterthwalr, Boy
er, (flchnylklll,) Watt and Sutphli. -
.Pensions and Grarsaties--hicsirs. Rurgwln,
Flood, Smith, (Indiana,) Ross, Marshal, Slack,
Rhoads, Chadwick, Calvin, M'Keo, Boyer,
(Schuyikill,) Billing felt, Shinier and Marsh.
Compare Bati—Messrs. Watt; Marsh, Peony
-packer, Sturtevant,Baltbach, Dormer and Mark-
ley. •
Tice inul Immorctitq Means. 11111, Ilartner,.
Headman, Grinnell, Flose4iebian.Adltim,Graily,
Tharticr, Bltarpless; Tyson, • JPEIroy;
Ross and Sllne.' - •
Printing—Maws. Easlett, Borgwin, JaCob7.
Barr anti M'Afed.- • -- •
LibrarT,---Mcsers.3lllier, Lee, Barlett, Koonce;
Barr, Dormer and Seibert. • . •
Elation Districts—Mcsers, Sutphin, Bill, Kel
ley Tyson, Rhoads, Eldred, liarmer, Headman,
Kaiser, Rose, .74'Elroy, Wood,.Grady, -Boss aad
Lee. . •
Sufidinp---Idessra. Balsbach, Bowman
„Uln and ifininds—Messrs. Pancoist, Grin
nell, Harmer, Gilbert, Donnelly, Jacoby. ;Rota;
MYllarey, Weaver, Josephs, Misainter, klarshal
and Balser.
Among the bills which were read in place to
day was one by Mr. Hasten, of Butler, to' in
crease the tolls en the' Allegheny and , Butler
Plank-road. The gentleman asked thattlie Mies -
be Impended, and the blll be at once Put - upon
Rs passage.' Mr. Herron objected,,hoping"that
the House would not Impend the rates, es his
constituents were interested in the"Tiropositiort,.
and he wished to' hter hem them before the
measure Was hurried' through.- The Kmiec re
fused to suspend the nth.% aqd the Mil-was re;
feired.: Mr. Herron al though vcry uncistenta-,
-Gys oin his manner , is one of the most indestri- -
one arid attentive representativm to the Hattie,
and blifellowminabem believing him to be coh
selentioniand sincere,- he has a metal Influence
hertJ
-• The bill introduced by Mr. Negidy,:of Butler;
relating to persona . eseisping from, end avoiding
military smirk*, is a measure of vast importance;
the passage of which-at this time Is loadlicaller,
for. .The act in question contemplates' the - dß.'
franchhang of all - deranters,liklng ,away from
Mentz the right ol'auffrage,depriving them of :11
holding any Mace or inheriting any oMb:a under,
the Lnteetate laws of the Commonwealth: 'There'
are amend important features to the MIL whichT •
,hatre not time to -wiles, Mit when. the bill : in.
printed I will forward you a copy. If it passes, ,
`as it Into be hoped it4wlll, It will effectually stop'
thewhidesale system of skeddadling which hes
- The 1 introduced:l4 the same gentleman, to
aid in the support and education Of.degitute sot. ,
dime orphans,. Meet humann, Just,' and
patriotic measure., Mr. Henley, :Whole brother
of Major F. C. ; iNegley,..„ of ,the : ward,
moot excellent repastttatire,f ever onthealert, ,
'attentive, industrious end intelligent: The peo
ple of his county frillteaks a mistake by not
keeping bile here, if hodesires to come. -
veto message was- received from - the GO ,
enter, vetoing : `
session, giving
bounties to droned men from llchitylklll county.
Thla rattles the question; I ',regime, for ail coon.'
tier, and gives the bounty to men who volenleer,:
instead of those who are draggedinto the serrlee.
Of course, if men get as much for being forced ,
to do their. duty, there would be no particular
Incentive for, men to • be patriotic by offering to
fight the battler of the '. - country. -
' A joint committee bei been raised, of which
Senator Bella Chairman In the Smote. and Col:
MeClitre in, the Hoe," to revise the fules °Slim
e tw on o s i ti t t o ut u ie u ti, rs T% I.d en teusoarsulolb:hrmarett°bothtletteseweefnillised.
introduced; Indicate epeettleally their object, and:
o prel'ent the introdiettOn Of nett where tbo,
courts have jttriselletion., It ' le' an Important,
niatter;and• has been - committed to geudeduim.
every Way qualified bi diSehaTethe duties Natis. - .
,
j6i nt .committee, to vbaltWashingtori, in
: reference tolbe.. quOta Pennsylvaiga, tinder'
the late ',ran Pr-Oto..rF.aßkilittr hats* YoL.Aolla
urthlig."-The gentlemen genoroang t h e.wm ..
mitten. alit . liketY.4roP'llver ;PALM city Mag..
'Dl:levet die:tepees toduorrOw or next day. :Me.
ran . .lB,chalitrum et, the Ornate Committee mid
mr..Coobraa..heide,the Halm Committee. - .They
' are both men of backbone and nlli stand trpfer
what they think att.-Yours • - ern
BLISIIED
Letter fretri cluttZAutroga,
CILVTTANOCULy.T3n. ft, 1505
EDITORS GAIKT7x:—TIIO Anderson—lnn.r the
Nth Pa. 6arairy—have done nobl 41O' lonel
Palmer had commend of all the eaNdry Circa
under General Steedman,. in the pundit , and
flack movement on Hood. 20P1Clal dispiteiuss
say the ilith captured Hood's' entire pontoon
train of 120 wagons, and wagsus of sup
plies, and 150 prisoners.
Last
. week,fiftems men of Company It. 15th Ps.
Cavalry, commanded by Sergeant, :speared
two pieces of artillery from a rebel battery with
ontthe loss of a single man. Ais ler as I cat
learn, there have besuno casualties . in lb. regi
ment during the present catepalgu. The friendsof the 15th should feel Arend of it; for Hit noble
part they have bort& In inflicting the' . pUnish
meat they have, bn floors routed and demond-
Iced army. .
Hood is now at Corinth beyond n doubt . , and
will in all probability make a stand sentoarhem
in the ncighborhood.Thomas is Actively , proper
kg for alnew camPaign,:and If i#Ftythln„, 4, works
right. - *Milo entire =tech. - Inside or ten days.
Ile.will start from Eastport,. HissisSippi, mak
ing that Lis base of supplies, which will be car
ried there by railroad and watee,lTlto only thing
that detains blmis the want'of liMses and mules.
His cafalry, was rturdowu. parsedug, ]lend, and
will have to he replactil by a me* stock, which
is being done as rapidly as possible.' Thomas'
foree.for the new carepalgtil - nutriber - about
:11,000 or 15.000 effective menu and If Hood
raakela stand you will bear of - another defeat
like that of Franklin. The balance of Thomas'
troops will be scattered through West.Tennesseei
sod also to look aster gueirtilaw, and keep his
comramdeations open' with linslay.llle and the
North. Several rebel prisoners' captured by
Thomas In las last campaign left hrre. VARY
for the North Yours, .ettiron.
Refugee Reiter Committee 'of Ohio.
Cmlope Cmcmx.e•er, Omo, t
31ereit:II, OFFICE, Dec. 10, 1664. 5
To all fil:om it may . Concern: Mr. Eagan
Conklino, the authorized Agent. of the /*ogee
Relief COMIDIASIOU of Ohio, visits the East for
The ptirpose of malting collections for the benefit
of - the Southern refugees who are constantly
seekinr asylum In this city.
The citliens of Cincinnati have, daring the'
last year. through the Refugee Commission, con
tributed very liberally to their support, but their
numbers and distress have increased to such an
extent, that without aid from other cities, great
suffering must ensue. • .
flies° troubles intim been brought'iipon3s by
the war, and the lengthen' should be botne'alike
by all our people, bat, from one situation on the
border, clinometer number apply'here, avid I ant
sure. when these facts are • knownlEastOluit the
people will generally-respond to the call of Mr.
Conkllim. • ' L. C. ILtunts,, '
a.]lv_
____Mayor of Cincinnati , O.
StaprenlC
Present, Woodward, C. and TirOmPson,
•
Strong and A . s .. .mett Justices.
Opinions were delivered on Mf achy, - lit tho
following cases:
By ThompsOn, at al. its: Fhillips
et. al. Error to,Orstriet Court, Allegttedy . coun
ty. Judgment.atlirmed. •-•
lifelanley, executors bf Curtiminipi Ira:Sarah.
lleaks. Error 'to Coniinon Pleas Of , -FaYetta
county.. Judgment /armed. - •, •
By Strong, J:Tha --. Citiznut . PassengAr Rait-
Mar Company,. Ta: Behdre . .- 'Error to the Dis
trict ,Court of .Allegbeny. county'. JudgmentiddrinaL .
• • Smith vs. - Ci'Con ' Utir.Etror to6idnincd .r aleas
of Allegheny county: •
Nlft's Conituottyletta„Pllitddelphia
county:, The dieree affirmed. , ,
Callum vs. Wagstaff. 'Error affirmed.'
_.
P:';"Venan
go county': fiudgmentfaninteduf: to; roy
E===3l
, ~ ... . . .
' It 'will be .
remerabered that' on'i3aturilay, the
Mit ult.,.dri aceldat.Oecurred - M . a train on the
Concedaville ltailiOad, near Bello : \ Waal; by
which severalTersons were b*redpamong whom
area' Unmet :Meyers, ;eotidiethr bri:the tralq.
)de era was severely ; burned and-hadl,hts leg
broken: • After a few' dale' mortSlMUSatisef In,
rendering anormtutten nettessart- sill the legwaa
taken otf abuse the nee on. Thereday last.: On
Saturday U1,161'44 was' discovered mcoittlea,
S
si l.
on of the thigh bad en '. and` iie mating
mut - died: mr - Tuesday: 4')n t. i icettelar emitting
Alderman DonaldscaL ,cm tiled ji,,liirLto In
midgate Lhe cirentMdaiimer hiding to lie deathof Meyers: - Vbe',Stry,'iallcir• trainee' the state
ments of 41 large number - of wltdeues, returned
:it Terget. ~,et, accidental deatlk rundtblkm.
:fro
crelemmesi on the yart'of the ,wittatnion., .
t :.
.
7 m or t a ntyy. •
Dr. GtorgV6. Stecook„ Physician tope turd
of ilealtb, reports the romewhlF deaths .14 the
city, fro 6 Dec.31...180.4;0
. . .
• .hudet......i0..1 white. - 14 4,;;; , ;
Fenealeev.,. 4 [Cob= S
..of the dlse4itiei_tkere stein c Abeept of, lleer,l;
prgante disease' of heart: typhoid, feeor, 5;
pee:peen' ibid., 1; 'eld ehettiatle . Reri
earditis, &meld 'Leerhetli,*lf itill-bent„ 1;
coneurnrllori, eurcreativereatarth;l;tuikno.wet,
..tscrunn , Du. -Punsturt,-rAcw. .datuat
Prestley, wilt deliver a lorturnon ." Popular
Education," Friday evening nett, at'iNo..einek;
at thaFfith4rard Sehoollionse.' erdat that
the Erin& of ;education will avail , thenualves
of this opportunity, and attend erkmasse.,...The
reverend gentleman's great talent ain - apeaker,
and the intpoitanee of the Subjoin', should corn•
mend untotaided Interest. The Invitation ex
tended, not only to teachers and seboordhietors.
but 'to all who are wefi-wishers trifle eonegton
ICATOR'S COMM.—Yesterday was'nratstfally
dull at this piece or resort. few • "drunksfr
were. "gobbled up" on .Trtesdaynlght,bat °they
all pald-ilich. Ms in the . morning, and' tocilr,ll
fresh start:;:: Aside floret these there Were no app
foricsins o the City Treasury., Thls
- dullness Is aecouisted for by the fact that..the
Court of - Q.:loiter Sessions' dispenics Pintas to
the needy. •• When that 'adjourns Mayer'a
Witness will sguln"look np." .„. , ;
LL.•
Tninn WARD' Drury Mannita.—A .meeting
of the Olsen. or the . Third ward, was held yes
terday evening for thopurpostof Making dn
to divide the quote of the ward- between thetwo
cicetiary precincts. ; It is !aid tiutt,the drat-pre
firalsised a coniddcrable erects of men.
'curer the seeond; and an applicationnill probably
tie made Imo the quota of the.eard apportioned
by, the precinct& , We did not learn. tie result of
the meeting.
As. Oanc9vlcs.-4 belMcvis lotroteams. and
tenantli Waco that'ihe perennial:ln (=thrill&
Teeming are in each a condition: as lobe tafetfor
the passage or pedeatrlans-as - tbere .13. an ordl ,
°lnce Ilarud Perinit4g.ijael*alVw to remain 3,
on.the . s deivalk& .to attend to the
matter they not only endangcrthe aitcty of the
pnhite. but also laY themselves lisbie tti elkifere
YAW!! , Dlmicscy.-411trrnends oC thosCithsTh
are tionbled with- bart.breatlidad;,throngh - ovac
rqueandsbness; dislike 4.6 'infer to ll.Ventinidt
positive and cruel mistake; eaperlally If litey'are
aware of the merits:and great: efildiry cittha-
FriOniat Bonodont.' T6ls U the:tate and-nridp
remedy for the aillieultyl there lane Tondo:too*
for a bad breath-now. Bold by ail Aniggltta.,
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:Braszemao.-nThe cold . weather.: wt%. Taeattay
ntabsarid yesterday had the effect So eesealthe "1.4
rata which fell In (tootling quantities oa,TuesdAy.
Ea Ala thaaireete aro covered with tee and now.. It.
'afrordttig a care orportany tor 'sleighing, ead the
"gay and reetWe'? portientpf our.cotturaudty are
enloyln;;It "butigy." • a .
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publishing the , ' bank electionl
jestenlay; the names of the:Directors 'of the
'Fourth Notional Bank cif Pittsburgh and these
:of the First 'National' Bonk- of. Allegbenj-wrire
run togetherns belonging to the fleet named oor
poration: The tipes - -Lplay queer freaks . Some-
iaarsTrr).—A boyadj-Jureiper, from -Kew
York, LIS yesterday . wordage, 12Trelned by The
'Mayor's police, and hap Jed war to the Proros[
.Marshal for ftalier disposition. . . .-•
' Cizrztw,s..Tioqszt, tor Oa Lthrtii,99terlan,
hi ue ilfor.the. first e4puing's
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05141M1 FAr.M.INC, 4.T. 7 11E-Gaga OF WOO r
nok3.—.3fr. Von - Ifikitlti has' started an enter- ,
'prise-which luta quite a novel 'seam& °Ostrich
Lantithg " 1 . to he a.secitgnized branch of British
industry. Thu ovtriehes rru to be kept In as
`ennloenre, gjving to thirty birds aboutpk acres
of good gVaaing lend, and then every aviliontint
their wing feathers arc to be, plucliod: By titia
abort and easy:method 1',.. 4 :i may be realized per
bird per annum; or icrthirty Link the reapecta- , '
We srkra of 4.:750.' ,he Cape Armes is repnekahly
aangttine''On the 'subject, eta ', rematha t_. :."14,
teems to tur`th at this. hitherto Iteglnutid ittattter.,
e
irhlch -vvith - Ahe julJobiln; frets .. l3olW,lA
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: citly tbe 9Sticlieoutitlis Mr- 6 410 4 # . ' •
the gold 'mince of Australia, Callibtala and', tn r-
il6r—BOSS.•!—'ll.iieetsi eretdeg, lath.*
the Bee. J. n. Kerr LIST, ut00t17,424
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