The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, January 16, 1865, Image 1

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VERY LATEST-NEWS
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4 Beath Oio% Edwart.tirott.
• fROFOVIIII.-RELING OF: SIDNESS - CREATED.
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xv;iir'e`l4.dtatl thin
mornitig at 4 o'clock. at his residence on Bummer
• Oreell; of age sidisarenti years
and abont nine months.. :Mr. : Everett addressed
Nis fentriSlatizeiki - at -- Fdifeulittalf; bitSloutlay
I "...aid of sending prorlsions to fiavanMthi
and d the afternoon of that lay was pr. 4-,
edi7n Lon nir O. n nee. l6 . !'..F1.1 1 4 , fgr'dama es
. against, tem cit ' ariestown, for overflotring'
a . portion of his estate „kodfor..l by Constitict
i Ing a dam an Mystic Elver. Tueeday.ha le.
he
' Pine :allotted with -a bad cOld,lnbpither his "
faidalor ) . lihnaiLf deatuod Itserlon lie
;peered about as usual, and retired to halole
j.'• slitting to Livable any ettiOdtt.remalu with him.
About throe o'clock this morning, hls Wane
f' aaturrlly ,. dbd In lkeepe-r entered Ids room and found him sleeping
Milkinriatirishe vsailarmed
'by bearing a heavy fall In his room, whthi" she
: " - entered, and found him lying on the floc% and
i . • breatlailietirifY. was proMptly
summoned, but before his arriral. lir. Everett
dieft".--= . s l erletlt rip/outmoded •in nearly fait
-" the churches at the commencement of the Morn
ing receives, and created a profonnd feeling of
- 4.tedniss.„ Rarity after noon the church bells of
city and zulmrles wen) tolled.
. funeral3fr.Y.rett'a will take place'm 'Mon:
methenaday neil, to tite First
fun Ellis paitor. It Is prt:stuw.ll the State 'and_
city authorities will take part is tho obse.pihnt of
this great and good citizen. - • ' -
THE WILMINGTON EXPEDITION.
Gen. Grard's Letter.or Insfrzec
floats to Ctn. Sutter.
Nr.tv Tortx,../an.. 44.....-The tenoning is the
letter of Instructions from Gen. Grant to Gen.
Buller, which is appended to Datter's report of,
, the Ilillmlngtodinviskitlon : •
UEADQPAIITEIMAItiIIii 0) , Tuft li s.,
erre Po:kr, Derember G, mst.
To ..141 . .,Ge0. linger, Commanding the ;
of
rfie Ames z'Gfiiiittta.The first ottjectof the ex
, , pcdition underGearral Weitzel, is to Hasa
enemy the port of Wilmlazton. If successful
In tbIS, - theie . otitut Will he for the capture of Wii.
mlngt on Itself. Titers are reasonable grounds to
hope_ fur Its sureess,dt adrunta,, , m can be ta k en.
of the sincere of,a-great ,part of the enemy's. .
forces now looking utter Sherman lu Georgia.
. 'The directions. you liars given fur the number
and equipment ofsheexpodtiden are all right, ex
/1:1 the unluspottantenerof where they cm
bark, and the amount of Intrenehing mots to be
taken., .The'oldret, 'of .the - cipeditlon be
mined breifineing a landing oaths main land,
hclarcen Cape Fear river, and the Atlantic, north
orthe north entiantro to'river .' rlyer. Shou ld such
m.ain z be erected, whether the • cheats' have
- half of Fort Fl'iller; or Gm batteries guardlog the
entrance to the river therey the troops should en
, trench' themselves, and by cbopemting with the
narhelbret a lettdiutr at,ttefitt place.% These inn
our lands the nary eould enter tier harbor, and '
• the port of Wilmington would be scaled. Should
Fortlelihet and the point of land which tt 1,
built, fall into the hands of our troops Plimedi'
. atrly en lauding, It will be worth.tho Attempt"to
capture 'Wilmington 'by "'a forced ~ marrii. As
much ilepls consumel in gaining the first 'Oh
; „lea of the expedition the.X.beortilwilLbe it'inatter,
_ after consideration. Details for its execr.qou , -
aro tutrustea to the.ottker Immediately In cam.
„pond of the troops.:: Should the troo„,ps under
Geti.l l rabzer 411 tO erttet . 1 01 1 :iiit: 4 4:01''.imir
Fart Fisher, they will be returned to the army
. operating against "Richmond, without delay.
LSigned.i,
Fa Itteorks Debt royed , .-litatoment of ankh
: spend liefui•ee, - ~•
WaseriSoroS'Jan:l4:.-InforniStfon his 11,2011
net Ircd at the Navy Department from Atting,
.Iloster Gillespie, of the U.S. birk•Barztl, by tho
Ivey on, duty in St. Arrnan'a gonad, Ga.,. that
boats from that vessel hair ounce several lartir
cumiens Inland, 'destroy : Jaz salt-works, consist
ing.o4,l9 hatilea- of IVO galinhSeaeln 12 kettles,
of .Ifo gallops:each cant of 4by ti feet, and
zeo buibeig Salt: Thoboats also liberated
negroes, and-raptured a number of reb,:i 4uison
tre. zae a4,11,-works wire uate..l 13 tmlea up
rtle dear , on.the.creeks leading Into the Bud
falo Swamps.' Tito enemy's form in that part of
the conn , try sousists of lutiaoidlets
damct4•
A refugee- who left hichmond two weeks ego
rays did reisal Abet Lee hat sent tir - m - Ps to meet:
.Sherman -in &nth enredlnn- 45 confirmed; bat
the knowledge °flat milli:try movements was so
well kalif 'that it.ls net known9otim rebel army
slot troops. nar the number that hate gone, al
thonah It la now nearly three Weitla.sinca they,
The uj per classes among the people of Rich
rnotid)proTeSV bc'eonf °C.f.he:ll@i*ti
the - COufederney. tfie poorer chaise:l, who
tererely: fin, tlta.altxt of the depreciated
currenor.'nreherittily sich'and tired of sari and
arennxiorea for,SPY:trusiS of whet. - .: • •
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• Vt = litattervlri - Vtiorgia..-
!czar Togg,'Jaa. IZ—Tba Boston . Tnaqtr or
yesterday 113111 The rectufaeite frormGeergia. -
iitonoyealcute of
an
towards Charleston,
and the fact that au other;*editlon to on , its ma;
to Wllmiiigton, hare capsized thecalealatloas
the gottlypeetdatera..- • T'
A easel:mush letter pti:ieXhatiborecent oneeesk
-61 cat.'•ditiort__,....„. 4 -2 . tni& ‘ Air - the des.
irrtertAiitlirfiatort , tak'Coharitlyta rail
road le part of the grand:projectft?r the laelatiori
.
'rsis reporte d - at Fortme hfonroe that proper
inthorittes hese gout, to Georr,ht for the purpose
settling ter.rrs ou which Georgie cart return to
the Calm, and tnai proceed thween to North
- 17 ordr 1 lanah
earaiind Velsiea who wilds toleave the aty 'tor
the rebel lino! will he pennltted to go. After the
InoWlut: has :mood no ono will bc anowed to paw
The de captured,. hg -'4l/1 -bees. turned
over to thelreydrint the nsec of the poor. A
gnantity Is econ to be shipped for the North to
pay for provisions. • • • .
tile from I. l .l4iuth Atari - lett...The Jarattesit
haw Ton; lin. it:=B 3 - eh'. Ocean Queen we
hare ronemadete * of-the
The towlCor-Eairitaildi; Es t actor, 4611 nearly
destroyed by fire on the,9th ult. Lou $lOO,OOO-
rio Of.impottaner. any Or
the Morello the &teller. .
~ /k letter front Toloarideo aye
.The
.taare-Itortaate
than ever. The Perarlan fleet hava tolerated
their prvaldent - they cannot coliewith the Span-
A letter from. Calico oni the 'Vitt - eta tes that
• • the Spitz:dab deet . keen' reliteretil by three
ebipa-of-war.,The Panama rt - ria/InWtd says it learns
that 41'mm - tabus Aarc- being remored by the
. Jai:sines° •
.Large quemitlea of 411, iteeineulated it Ted
. . do, hire arrtrokit ICantigawa. •
tnropeen . merchants iten :Congratulating
themselves'. on the impnorial prospect or bust- 1
Her.
iieeelt of Hon: W. P. Kenney . before the:
•-• • . ;Kentucky - Legtshattrre. .1.
l i staraseizer i Jan, Ij.--Tbe speech of
lion. Kenney, berme the Legislature to.:
day, elicited muck mmark. 4' Ile said he bad
he:stein eustaiaed enactMents favoring
-*heresy heeause he "deemed alival, in some re=
!petit', beneficial to both races, although he had
never believed In the inherent right or one man
• Inland another maxi in bondage, but that those .
bathtil lied cased to accrue, and the relicilion
vas moponsible therefor. fie Justified the acts
of the Administration In regard to slavery, and
vindicated the right of the people to amend .the
Constitution and abolish shaven, believing the
Union' to he the Immutable basisilif the clovera7 .
mentind the Constitution des Jantable policy,
tillanged• neceosity- or expediency re
quired. - concluded that Kentucky 'a Intermit
required - thai - pimposed amendment, as slavery.
lad. Waded her development. and sedoinilY
Irrant ' Grant , ' Army. • ,
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rgirinivairrruS dams or Twn 'Po - roma, Jan.
111:-The attune" quiet gni" reigns along tho iinoi
s in ,fiant - ot this army. ETCII thepickubdring
rn
stes to- are girt:nap. Brigadier General
Williams, who has. been Assistant Adjutant .
Ventral or this ' army since Re organisation,'
except the short: time when General Burnside
'commanded it, has been Walla Inspector General
of the attires operating against Richmond, and
1 1 111/ belnoaleil et City Pointwith General Greta,
Lierenant Bustow b:Gincral saiseas.;
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LATE REBEL INTELLMBRT.
THE QUESTION OF. AIMING SLAVES
Moi - enignts of Non Forces
THE FRESHET IN JAMES RIVER.
HON. FIANCE P., BUIS I 7 RICIRIOND
CONGRESSMAN iIiOTE'S ARREST
'W.tionnovisii, :an. 14.--Tbe Richmond Dix-_
peek - of theilffil, says: .It watt reported yellteo:
,
day that' 31r, Blair,' the,' Yankee memo commis
'loner, united during the day and-bad an Inter
ili.,W, with tile President "and
,Secreta4 Of' War.
Ile has not yet we are assured, roma to the city,.
mail it-ls untrue, that the Secretary of .Wit had
sent him a pass to visit Richmond, but we do not
6614 t hatle . is in Grant's e'amn. We hare never
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yet seen e any evidenee going to chew that he dts.
signed conung to this eity..., '.l
i A correspondent Of the Richmond Ingated.r. In
speaking of tho farloughs of -a now regiment of
tieergla militia, says:Goyertor Brown remarked'
that they coUlu go;home now, butironid remain'
indleet to another gaff - Schen the State required
their Wirrices, which he hoPed would not be
imm- . Ailliellnquents are to bellied by a mill
-1
:try eoutimarth‘whieh is to sit at Macon, and
f foind . gniley the pains mid penalty of desertion'
renal be visited : upon them, ...,'
In the Conlidenue ilorts&of Representatives,
tm.Wedhcsday, Mr. 11111es,of South Carolina, In
-treldueect the 161h:wink resolutions . , which were
ordered to he printed: . . . . .
. . /Ozolnd,--Tbat under the constitution Xen-._.
tress alone:has the right to declare war, and the
President, by and with the advice and couseurnf
the Scnale lo :Make a treaty of peace.
L'emplretl, That all ailk1111113; to mike peace With
the. United States by the. action or Intervention of
the t operate States, comprising the Confederacy,
are unauthorized by the constitution, and in can
tmeention of :the:Supreme law of the land, and
therefore revolutionary. The Richmond MO says that the bri
gade,Toss-
to iginally thirty-fmr hundred strong, now
nun:Lem only four handrecl. The brigade voted
Its new year's dinner to soldiers' fnnilies in
itimmend.
Genc.ral Party, In a letter to the rebel. Cougtvss,
dr uhs the statentent of his drutikeuness is tits
Rhenand 'Cab Valley , says no respectable man
ever Caw him dunk in camp, on a march, or is
..- -A rebel surgeon publishes, in the itichtnand
;roe , - a. statement of his ciperienee in Northern
prisons. Ile 00'174:Intel of harsh [ream:cit. at
Nashville, Camp. Chase and bort Delaware.
The Richmond papers publish official reports
of - the defence of Fort Fhher and the sunound-
Mg Works. The strength of the garrison and
damage done by the bonalmrdruent art eat
Stated. -
The Sent;nri stater that the discord between
Butler and Porter was the emote of our late fall
bre. a
One of the rebel. prisoners says that eight
germ gra were disabled in Fort Fisher, and that the
~,srvcrOshelling drove the men to etr casements,
t sriserr they fully expected an aslanit and could
lime made tin little resistance:. • ,
..• 'I he Richmond gaithel of the 12th has a long
'article on ilia littiithai of making Lee dictator.
It says: 4 1..otneof oar cotemporadesr hare been
distussirm whether the appointment of Gen. Lee
with power to command all our armies, Ic(111111
111 , TC.a tentien try to dispel the delpondeney caused
by recent reverses.. We need hardly any hew
enOtly we have deprecated the exaggeration
to which thiildespendency has, been carried. Ic
has been far in EXCCf.F or what eiremstanres
weekl justify, and Inteusided by croaking nt
striebehrticitand in har-rainns. Itlu eren to he
feared that acllle of the croaking has found its
way Into quatters._where conrane and serenity
are to ha expected, and in consequence is spe
cially IntrtfuL Having Mien pains to ewer:
lelu the facts, we will now say that Oen
yeah- Lee :is. the, highest, In command in
in" 1 . fanny whenever he ' ,li ; in.. the field.
Ile therefore commands not . ;costy nit the; troops
within Ida Opp:widen% hut nll who May happen
Ttrattryeln connection with his - command.' The
1 mite of his department :are bonnded by
bit exp oplulop,;ana bin cammand Jo the. field
I--es largo and extends over as much:as ..ha..:is
Willing. to cnbtrol: , ThePreiddetitliki M tde the
et:pet - intent nem' urged; and. Gen. LLth . found it
Impels slide to,:do, both datlet. - The l'resitlatit, re
loeuntly, Gen. LC,'S *P.m com
p lied to choose between relieving hlm. from time
clarrnmal or-the arm? deremlfe= Riehmend or
front the general:am:Mend over all our armies."
'rite &Wine/ further *sat's . Lea and Davis hart
tr:nnise; and then concludes an follows:
- Would that so eminent mai:trio were followed
brall, nod we should EOOll see thespirit of eau
_ 1111i:tee and anlnintiou.ln the people that would.
tan to shame the crooking, ilespondency,"fault,
Its tding. and faint heartedness, that - now disgrace
sr; emu. of Mr pnblic - men, and produce erects
Jahn - laps to nor came."
Thr ifali a long editorial . : "We Mil
le.etr °feat uzion7,
by the Presidentof tiro Confederate Sttates as
kit air as by the. mast rensitire Of his reentry
ter' , —add to - his adlietkm by reproach and de.
nunciatiOn.". • -
Tll4 ....Zworifrwisayst "We Cr. not in the least
danger of being, sublugaied, unless the, lea tang
.teen. Who ebalpein Congress and Letitslatores are
• air °lately resolved (rpm It. But one thing is to
feared-decay of pubhortpirit, before, thew an:
rant' spectacle of eget-attire folly'aud legislative
subserriency.: ,
The same paper says there is no pltwe of safe_
tt for storing cotton in .the SiaN as raids of
tiot enemy can reach every cornet ;0f .the Ona
ftilcrary. It mecum...rah; the passage of a law
f.r leaning nil razor') and tobacco in the
both not needed fm the use of the governut :nt.
The litiptirer has an nrtiele , on arming, the
iu which it brings forwent Gen. I.ec's
peormition to conscript begroes and to -liberate
time and tfiel,wjrcs of those wh% Are made sot
ainm - It demands that, every possible twirl I a
et- Ige and propuity shall he made to , aecuro the.
Confederate nalletudity. - . 11, copies-no article
fro:tithe STllmingten Jouraa/ in which It prapsvcs
I-. adopt any mime neensary. It says it
would be, willing. to Plane alarnrY In sue* a enn-
dillint as :to beextinguished in Me hundred
ram.
The Enortirrr ravels the Intmediate Molltton If
ntteisizry to st. , eure pear°, through recosreitioal
by Twee and
. .
Wa..sumwrox, Jan. Ill.—The Rteltmond•
Oo;rfr, of the Nth, contalna the.tollowing from
liftddle Brui..ter and Adm . rOaer : "The •Tan. ,
ki , t4,"llblllat . 4,000 Piton c, are at Franklin ,Ulle
on'. De k Jiver, ;without transportation. .Thefe
surplet are received Dy tray of Do 7, river.. Orr
leg to thefonnation of the •alnntry, the - Tr posi
lien is nnabsallablei but .our forera tire in the'
nmper position timart any move they nniy .
make. In a skirmish.. the other .daj t two or,
three were killed and tiro captured ."
Oit Friday last, abya the:Cbarieston Iferrary,
tie Tanke4 In unknown force were reported to
harocrorred New river on the road to Grahaml
vllle. Their main body, however, Is ;dill in the
neighborhood of liardoeinle. ,
The Rietunond_ bj..11(14:?...1136 the folimvluf
. - -
The , fraltet on the Janie-arise!' eommenCed fa
leg about four o'clock yesterdeav atterdorm, and ,
in hes than two Lour* had subidded upwards of
W ert Inches. Further than a small break In
the cannl, and the tilling up of rho drat and sec
"ond ktorks of accent buildings on the lower part
"of the city, we bars not heatd of any damage.'
The _hydrants In Richmond Ince Stopped run.
nlng,-but tht.7.wlli donbtlesa tlow . ..ty and to--
Mob
Ti 16 reported that the enemy, during the storm
'of lest 'Tuesday, advanced their picket lines on .
rms. - extreme right lOfront tot 'Petersburg. We
have poultice Information on the subject, but
'the news Is not very important If true.
There is - a report that the explosion heard on
Monday was another attempt of the enemy to
.Llow out the Western 'end of the Batch Gap
Cane!. The freshet _ln the river has, we hop!,
Ly this time filled op thfb ditch and obliterated
all traces of the'canel.
, Francis P. Blait, tar. '
the Tankee 'peace emu.:
misaloncr, arrival In ibis city lute on Wednesday
:night, attended by. a _servant. Mr. Blair * came
into our flute- at a point 'in front of Port IN rl.
eon, held by our City Rattail:on. liclTas thdayed
!metre] hours in out Bash , malting for a permit
to come to , the city, which was not procured till
slate hour of the night' Since Ma orrice!, he
has teen kept, ecluis kept Limaelf from the pub
lic:4e. and his mocctuents and winrcabouta arc'
spreallin mystery. lie is believed to Le lodged
at the Spottswood Rouse. ire teltakiand there IS
but Mile doubt, that Le it there,-thengh his name.
does not appear In the reghtte.. 'llc Inta been
met aecidentally_ by strut!! of. Ids old acquaint
ances, and their mediums wore characterized by
the utmost e6rdtallty op both Mos. .
Mr. Blair 18 said to Latipadantnterricw With ;
the chief executive officer of the Governinenti. ,
What passed at tblaltarvicev wn need not ex.
.poet to know mil Mr. Blair' returns to the CNN
led Btates,,when we..whl.-boa[, ttc , tbrough-. the
New 'Fork Trandife and other.lteli Tort papers.
'Mr...l3lales ostensible bestride, In Blehmond,'
'or rather presumed bminess- horn for there is
nothing ostensible about Lim, or his businpai,or
'movements. is. to .asecrtata' whether...anything
catebe dm= to. bring about a cessation of hostili
ties argt an end to the war. We think Ids real
',baldness is to plate the Lind& adridnhdratlon
In a good opinion. betue - The- Netikere .Pwige;
who Wallin called upon to fill another draft.
• ", "Lincoln knows that the propositiona` he will
nuke arennch that they will be spurned by Our .
Government, and that our rejection of them:will
enable Mello gx) befbre his people, and, with the
Blebs, aid to prove that the rebels will accept'
:~
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of no toms of mid that nothitor to 1 ,, r4
than la a I.ignrui t s protreention at the tray.
M:. Blatr will return to Grant's lioua au 8 it-
Imlay ft the freshet *nitrides sulTietuntly to allow
a flag of !tuft to go down the ricer.
Wu hare co nett s from the. South or South-
inert.
The Richmond Eramilar of the lash, contains
the following: " Tho great overflow or ills
James firer continues, and may do more for .
Butler's canal than all Ills explosions, and may
wash it out clear or may till It up with Intal and
sand. Trail the water subsides nothing can be
known even by those on the - spot. The freshet
In not so high as that of' Intl year by several feet.
"Theeblef news In the lints Is the. continual
aetil fly of Grant's army. The railroad run.
day nod night, and It is said to be transporting
a ea-t amount of stores to the extreme left of
his line, where, without a doubt, ids next effort
will be made, perhaps the 'commencement of a
long mareb.
" eeveral 'honaleproofs In our lines caved I
under tho late heavy rains, and some easnalti
iwc said to have taken pima: - I
„.
" - The enemy keeps up his artillery practice I
Chestiffield Without the slightest effect of - am
sort.
" Francis Its Blair Is reported to have entered
our Rues at Eillott's Hill, main from Fort liar
r'neii. and. pt said to have been. sent no to Rich
mond-hr General Ewing. It Is farther reported
that he Is lodging at some private house, and
that be has held en Interview with the Secretary
pf War. Thtsc are nntertnin stories, and we
hole, they arc not true. No good can came of
4celi a mission, and some evil may Ire its'restalt.
The following Is from the Richmond ;Mg. of
Sminwlay, the lith: ! The following communica
tion was received it the lionse of Rep:maple
tives yi sterday, at ono o'clock, from the Prest
4.!nt, through his private secretary, Colin 'lard--
eon :
ESACCTIVII VEPATITNIM4T,
J/111111:14 13 , 1.35.
Howe qr Ilenrcwntativis : I have Jus f re
ceived the acentumnying, from tho Secretary of
War. stating that Henry S. Foote, or the House
of Iterre3entatlves, from the State of Tennessee,
boo Lot atm:stet/ by a military urn:vs, in North
ern Virginia, what, endeavoring pass our tines
on his way to the enemy's country.ond sunotit
the minter to you in order that suelystteh
Sal or the rase may be made ns to you shall 13012.111
prop's.. ..(dgued,/
JrfransoN
NI/Ar: DEPARTIrtNT, C. S. A.,
1:;. ;s:l5.
fb, Pre.;,:to qf the . Cor.hdcrate St
h--1 have the haver to submit. f o r pour in•
ion end dirt'etiOn, the natj,laed copy of a
tehg4q.m received from the Provost MarAhal at
Frederiekshnrg. No special Instruviion has hem
gi, a for Ouch r.rrtst.
loom respectfully,
Jamhs A. &mum.
Secretary of War.
Jan. the Hon. Sfere
tr...
r - e . Wan-1. bare arrested lion.. Henry S.
.1, et o( . l . o7lUat't ou his way to Washington,
r the purpose of, negotiating peace, no lie
err s. Full particulars throngli 31ajor Carriag ,
tan by mall I have just ibroleil 'him to await
irstruction. ?lenge instruct me what dispasal
to woke of Lim.'H. S. DA9CIETT,
CoutinandlugPoit
. • On 'motion of Mr. Clark, of Missouri. the
matter was referred to a Wert coutruitteo of fire.
Occisplan is in Prigoe William county, on
t'rc stream of that name and:near the Potdume.
The tilluge is about sertintvslire miles from
out twenty from Alexandria.
•
Prom Cairo and New OrlenA.,
14.—Tbe stormier Mathis City
@cm Nnn - oileans on the itit , has arrived a
port.
The fteaniship Creole lett New Orleans for
Niw Yo.th on the 6th Inst., but her machinery
brie:Lieu sixty miles below the city, she win
ei•ligril to return. Tic passengers and malls
tr.te transferred to the Morning Star, which
wt - all leave on the evening of the 7th.
fimii4r.il Canby has Issued an order direrting
ni.re! ei4mtnaniters to mitre all private boats found
landint; or' enoaging In unlawful trade with the
enema' 4 iota not under military annervbilon.
'll.e or . ist?itays that tto permits will be rhea
Air the transportation of prodsiqs or supplies to
boommethinary districts,. except to and 'from
plitees within-the lined actually oeenpied by our
Pn - ecs, end that all
law;
found moving; In'
vi - tat hat Orli:a law; will lie attend and ' turned
nice_ io . tlia linrchrifitig agestl, In the district
al in re found. Persona owning
.or . controlling
pi : Altiets in Insunaglinuary districts will be per.
mittcd to comewithin oar 11Oei for ti,' purpole
cif . iliqcsing of their, imittnets, nada ac' or
C" , 4.7" 1 .% eel. a pass g'innted . them insuring
I:+'t yrotectipn„ pokes' forniitod - bytbad faith or
-rWsronditeewhile within,Ottfilnetr:' 7= - - • - - -
Two hunartd bales of cotton *ere cold in New
Orii , anr, at . 1.10 for middling. Sugar iota inn.
itIN.l a tinn. 4 4
butuffed rebel prisoners, ciphered by Gen.
arrived 14 Memphis on the h.
Th 44 rebel General Harris is ou a tisl.t. to Gen
rred.rd , rarle. , fenn.
Tlie shinier Silver Mann paesed tip the river.
f.e Cincinnati, with tiOtt bales of cotton.
- -. • •
CArtto,..lan. I:•.—LTbu t-tcnoter : 1 11.wourlorith
New Crtrans date... , to the Bth Viekshure; to tho
1••••11 Mem OAP terthe.l:l;l;, itvlstql fnr fouls-
, .trig ilrirty.el Inlet, of cottru. The team-
Mornln Stni• left for New York on the
••...044.-••1" the .th, with fitA,ODO ht migtelo and
L hat letteg of cotton.
1 !se trauq.),,,rt ots.oinvr Mary, which had
lo!n Silt!' Fort Gaines oriB - 1::1 - 5 .110ile for
with dotes from that <Ay
4,
; cc. Canby lute ora,red a drafter one In wens
the . Tiepar.tlnentA of Arkantr;ts and Slf
i nd the Gulf, on the 15:!: of Febraary,
11. c quotas am prcriuncly •fllleil. 4 YOIL3-
ts,l's.
CI 4lon was Icse actlre; .Nl,Pallingllcid at ..51,1n.
Mcnlrts Aiareccf snys F Tun: steamer
nant,ro was - captarcd and her:lcl .br guerrilLt*,
o, Ow Sill lust.. near Skltncorth'w
rc . pa , ncilgere and crow Nror . e. I , at tUrtd,
f t-ct - on's.peenla:nr f, 3m New York,
A .e.,l,ntac IS 14,4 ciSLII. Cie,(4/0 in ig74:II)OVICS
Also captured.
'Ewa re yolsonirs, en;itnred by tlene7al
non. .11111 d 11:trn to-day. The 'Tic oes hare
torn irot to Alton and the ofileent to Julinsan's
Generals Schofield an i Cox also arrived Irma
els'<: 1% tiv , York
Nun' Vnitn,..Jan. report of the
NViludngton expedition, with the arcesupanyiug
110Lements, Jillsthrx:eolunius of the tulrnit;
Ikupere.. Very little exttlehtra is ulnae ; upon the
repeti. -
One buridred and fifty rebel pthFOnerg, Officers
"ft tim llornPe artny. including Col. Morgan,' fa
ther of John Morgan, passed through this mwri
lo,r-ou their Way to Fort Warren.
The Commrecial - Arbrrti.vr devotee consider
ethic 'spice to odd cliarites-of Northern brutality
and their appeals for foreign "symrett by. Ana re
fates these charges by reciting otmernot rages
Of ra7el barbarity, frnortbe 'tattle of lifendstes
to the 'presentstate, frequently giving roof
• feorn rebel sources. Inburnatilty topon
ers Is dwelt 'upon at lem.itle.' ,
The Irriveirs Army of thc Potomac letter says:
The attention of army officials is Lang called to
numerous cosec -of arbitrary arreat,i and
fur the correction of the alleged evil.
= NEW Yore. Jan. 15.—A dispatch to Jim /ter
ced State& that General' Ifickman is plated In
tempora command of 4roolll.
The , Richmond- IFAry, of . the 12ifr,sand that
Gen- Grant Is reinforced-on the bOth north and
south sides or 7n ds*liver by negro troops,'
A letter from Panama states that, the rebel pi
rates, Bradshaw and banger, arc on the coast of
Salvador, awititing an opportunity to pirataln
American shipplOg- • •
The Literpool fkdty Toil says 'The pirate
Ebenandoah was fitted ont with Me datiza of
crab-Mg-against istaling"teetels- , •
Tine - British . Array it .AlCilf Gaz,tie saysilher- .
man'imarch through fleorgbi, has demoustra,
ttd the hopelessness of antral/el struggle teminst
the oreinment.- . •
The iVorld has Infornuttlon from 3feslect eon;
Arming, the- previous. reports of; endemics by
the iltpnblirens over the IniperlaUstiln several
!nand. There was uprising of the r eople
and the fresh Instmreetion was.ineitentng.,.!lt ls .
sohd the'Papsl litnieto and th 6 Arch are,
about to leave thneountry on account of lint- .
Imlllton's manifesto concerning the church prop•
,
rely York Stock ; t'd Money Matters.
Special Westeta Assesdate Press Dispatch.. 1
. .
Nnw Yourt Jan. lt.—The railroad Southern was
lower nt the Stock_ Erebange on oil Southern
and PittsLurgb; the balance of the market IWar
',tautly. Thu contest on the kiln at Kurth
Western continues; the Beata control the
mar
ket-.-- Railroad bonds fire more active and weak.
SioLo.stocke are quiet and dull. Coal mid mis
cellaneous list steady. Government lower
hod dull on the rumor that the Secretary Intend
ed to* rut tlx balance of 10.404 in the,market:
The Gold market - Is :very. steady today hand the'
linetuatlons slight. No rumors of (.41126411011CC
In circulation. Dfolicy Market easier; shipments •
of specie for the- week-- *1.460,000.
,Aa-active
throned for some of the Petroleum etocketo•dayt.
United States at sa), Rynd Partn.B7 25,
Eveehilur FS, Knickerbocker ea, .Rerenuo 40
Petroleum closes dim tit $72@..73 for ,reflued In
bend, f51015t1 for crude, and 03 for free: '
The P Fisher Pori Fish Affair. ,
Jau.ls.—The Afintstems!S Bean-`;
fort corresporwlent of the fhb seyet Ninedeaert,
ere came off from Fort Fisher a Ceti days since,
and, were picked op .by ono of our blockading
Nessels.. They report that the fort eresTrilknit fo
Furreuder; when the*. were • sittpirised. hir ,
tint - our troops went Leing withdrawn knot the
shore. .They represent. the garrison 'es, krehtly.-
demorallsed. The minters are all destroyodi I n d
the men pcorlyanmphen with provisions.
gait* la the fleet:, No innigatloni of en
:early movement.:
M=M
t i lt t .141 s. - •
T 17 1 ,0
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3ITTSI3URGH: :MONDAY. JANUARY 16. IS
INTEHESTING 111031 WASHINGTON
HONOR id THE MEMBY OF ffIAYARD EVECTT
Circular of Secretary Seward to Con
tiguous Consul °tiers.
MUIR PROCIANATIBI PREDICTED.
tea.. (*sc.
Wasuntorow, Jan. 1 5 .—The following an
nouncement has been furnished for general pub
lication if;
DEPAIMIVIT OF SUM
ll'ssnrworou, Jan. 15, 11.075.
The'rresident directs the. undersigned to per-.
form the 'intend duty of announcing to the pan
plejof the United States, that Edward Everett,'
distinguished not more by learning and elo
uudace, thou by unsurpassed and disinterested
bribers of Patriotism at a period of i)olitical dis
order, departed this life at four o'ciock this
•
morning-
The several Exeentive Departments of the
Government will cause appropriate honors to.be
much:rid to the memory of the deceasei at home
and wherever the national name and
authority are known. War. If, Eisw.titn,
WAKLINGTON, Jan. 14.—The following chea
ter tot he Comma officere la the ventiguons Brit
blt provinces has Joel been issued by the Depart
ment of trate
Irwhingtcn., Jan. It —Consularttlicers loter•
tit cries contimirun with the United &ate:tot their
Northern and Northeastern frontier, are hereby
authoritwal to rerclre 17111IMI States currency in
phytnent for passports, so:long asihoorder of D.c.
7. 'VW, shall remain in farce, bearing in mind
that the law regnlres live &Alma as a fee,for km.
nyansport, which amount is payable into the
United States treoury ; and la foreign coni.tries,
p Connular fee of one dollar M addition.
The existing regulation, by which Capsular
s;:rbts were ferhilitlen to give Passports, in here
by reivincled far the above.mentlaned period. If
at y twrmn shall hare bee,, charged morn than
weal fees no they two herein mentioned, the
will be refunded to him. by the Consul to
w in the rem was paid. Seth repayment will
ripen veto the Department. A unithr m rat oof
ei.ll.r is esciapcd and enjoined. Pasaparts to
o r the British provinces will .he promptly la
s, ti by thin Department on application, in ae
ecrtlance with passport regulations.
(Signed) W. 11. SEWARD.
Wtilf INGTON, . 105 .11.—Prwsident Lincoln has
rt.-t :lined Ernest Napoleon Marie Godeaux. as
Ciao ni of France nt New Orleans, and Franz
Ai atpt 11°1M:en as Count() of the priltedom of
S Nllttisiau for the State of Illinois.
Alter a long renfinersent to his reildence,
mined by the fracture of his arm, Assistant
rytt.ry &word has irsnined Lis duties at the
Slate Utpart matt.
NEW YOE, Jos.l4.—The roMinerelars WaAh
traton speelal says The daily receipts of later
nalTercnne this week hare averaged nearly Vile
million dollars.
- .
Imp rtaut military intelligence is expected.
The IVerld's Washington special says that It's
urnbahle the President will Issue a supplemens
troy powlartration, after ton fall of 'Charleston,
Inn asing the number and grado of °lnc:es-ex
cluded from aner a certain date, ant Informing
J. it. Ihri, and his supportera that If they hold
or! log enough to compel the raising of another
no amnesty whatever will be given, text
If :I ey lay down their arms they wilibe riannitt s
irreusly
The Washington special mentions the
arrival t 1 re of Gen. Burltritlee and etalt'
'!he 7":01. .ast , tint. Vire Preehletit ffamliu
ht, eittiooneed to bi- friends that ho will not
In pion In the'nericabinet. and Intends
retirtt.g 7 to his farm.. •
From
F. 0: FILO:CISCO, Jaar:,in.--Efferta are makher
to or. :n ttireet tnote I:zlfrcl Sao Frantisco and
San I.ake wroad Colormlq nod thrtara by
fittaintr, !This nvtuld glve Salt Lake *nearer
riat.roal of stipplia and a market nearer than at.
pro.eart. •
rni,..riptiona to the i Sanitary bni Christian
Com u.i..kan are combat In very briskly froat
It,lla or Caliturtai.
lt , monitor Caulaneke will make, her drat
tri - 4tilp next week:
,!: Ur:Aye/sea, Jan. 14.--Suits base teen
ent.trnenced by Om United titnica Ravenna nu
ll+ rflb ttpinbt numerous lirrna charged ATILII
Fr'.,b-zt.rnatehr-s wPbont tha..reyenud stamp it.
Im.'. Damages are Laid In tild agi,m,t3tn at
The eteatntaaat Young America struck a snag
in Feather liker to-elay, near. Marysville, and In
a h tsi ureek. _ '
N..N.,vatin Ltgi,lattin Is dlgru.,ilog• 4i^ pallej_
g tie raritle 1140.1roacl.
steamer More Taylnr, from San
.01 iiastiergeni t wile left New Yoik,
id.vanter, Or.lgnu, Grout ror.land dad
V. , f.IZZ,QOO in gold.
Mrs. Senator route:
11 'A.ezieorct. Jan. Id.—The Alecendria
vryv : Tire. Font,. teral taken into auttody br,
twe ant b ,, r111,A, nn learning that slit Mal arrived
lb 11. e iirlahy of Diiinfrint. Nothing
al to Ler hatband.
. NV3AntvcVrtra, Jan. 11.—h appear~ from a
mlh arf. Foote that slat Mill a
pr.. , to heave the Cintifrderaey, and platted front
1;..t: me IA three wet:Le age. Snuator Foote-.ac
t, tleutird her, but ivitilont suah nathoricy, for
ties ittintase of soetni her ktfe over the l'oLtatac
fn . tile meantime, ina nrder was leaned to the
I'o ,, I Vrovevt 111arehal at rrederiekabitkr by the
B:mrtary of War, Seddon, for hi.; arreut. lie
Ara , accordingly tracked to Dantfribit, arid titer.:
raiptart,l and * taken to •
She Atlantic Telegraph.
NEW Tons, Jon. 14.—A letter from Georgo
Esmurd, Secretary and _Superintendent of
the tlautie Telegraph Company, to Cyrul W.
Fiell. after alluding to the absolute electrical
ly-rfet tion of the cable now !ming tuautifsetured,
steles : the amount completed. op to the 80th of
Member. at Tho miles. Thu Cable la now balm;
manufactured at the rate of eighty mtles per
ocek..st Ilona harry and without night-wary,.
it niit be finished by the end of the !Ira! week to
Jute. Two tauks anion board the Great Ea,t,
ern, and ale thin le rapidly moplieslng: ?Tiara
tot rcotoo to doubt that thecable 11111,41 he
on I:sa-d the great chip, ready for SCA, daring the
meuth of June. Mr. Seward has uo. doubt that
it c cable will he enereastally laid and-worked,
The Rebel:Attack at Beierip
3 .:HeraldEit Yuan", Jan..15.---The Herald has Anther
particulars of the rcbetattack at Beverly, West
Virginia, on Wrdneldny 'naming:. The attack
tug force was commanded by GenerailYlekham,
of I:otser's division. The Mixon tronpa at thapAt
enth.isted of the Ohio Infantry and the Bth.
Ohio caralry, ender Colonel Forneyi Who ware ,
completely takenhf surprise and ontmlnaliered
by the rebels rtirbint In sttddrady 'about .day
break.COlonels . .Forney and Youat • awl abent.
400 o.f
break.,
men wore taken prisoncia, but the,
two Colonels and about 2.00 of the men won after
aueeeeded in escaping and_ regaining 'the Union
Hues. The:rebels made a short stay and thou
retreated towards Lovisbu
•rape of _Newspaper CornispondetaX...'.
The Expedition up Sierannah River.
' Nrety Toss, Jan. 14.—The Past says Three
army correspondents have • escaped from the
rebels, and arAlved at liresterllle . - It names Al D.
Rlel.ardsen as one of them. Mr. •Richardson
telegtaplis the Tarn/ froni Ktioxv4le. •
The Norfolk - OkiPetninicn says The enpodi..
lion up Savannah tiverdmtroyed ten miles of the
South Carolton and' eihunbis etifleciatt ' •
A company of South Carolina militia was esp.
turetrb, y - Foatees troopenearElandeevlllm' They
had beentwerweaks in service and did not like
the war. '
The (biota or matne.
•
AIIRCSTA, Me., Jan;•ls.—Tbe 'following is an
extract (rota a letter ,'of Maier Littlers, Adolf
taut Provosk3fanthal Gartered for litakto x
It the quota .bf.aity. district: 'or sub-district,
under the call of July, 1564. Tor 500,000 Man, la
more than nand, the .mteeas in years of servicals
harried forward and credited -on--the;caltof,Dit
ccnther 10th for n 300,000, arid the .4iint.ls ant re
duced 'accordingly.
Ho interprets circular No, 1; Issued by General
Fry. January 18011, to mean that attar all.
_proper credits are given ,
and quotas foully fixed
at the Provost Marshal General's °Mee, then only
actual cullstracnta can further reduce the
P.rola,anth and Cantralt,dsperlaa.
Nsw Your, Jan. - 15.—Yinsma dates of tho
6th eontaM news Cron) the' South'and Central
American republics. It Is now 'thought there
will be ao wathetween Spain, and Peru; thedlf
liculties will soon be emleablY settled, Trio
Spanish squadron at the Chinehn. Islands - had ,
been reinforced bY three IMitryLate.ini; frigates,
In Chill a number of new rallrutels aro proJett-.
Thlre la-no ne w rerolutleoi to any. of the
BpanLllNlmerlean stale; reported . ~! ' •
. , ..
.
. . Belle! Mr tee Simitinatt Sufferers. . ' •
. .
.
• PIIMAiiI3I3I7II / 420; 14.--Tho Balkan reports
that
the aubscrlptiont It:idle city:for the relict of:
the! Savannah Milkier', - up :to -noon tO : de7i.
amount to $31,001 - Thu amount • Ala ,b 9 M.,
. . . . .
Litumi g ot IffleUlery.
.
; Cifecteao, Jon. 14.-4. Y. Croikoeir.diettnery;
wee' aestrayed by:ffro ;:ttaiiiattentoon.:Lose .6t . :
.the;bolldb)g..and, stock' CONCOO. , Word: I'm,
TENNESEE UNION CONVENTION
RESOLSTIIIN ABOLISHING SLAVERY PASSED,
PARSON NOMINATED FOR COVEANCIR
•
Cilventlct•G Jan.l4".The annavrriara Nash
ville nip:dell says; The Convention unanimous
ly, pas4o,llin resolution. declaring slavery for
ever abolished and prohibited throughont the
Stain; alinia resolution prohibiting the Legislat are
_ •
from recognizing the right of property' in man;
. . .
forbidding It from requiring cumponsatzota to
bic made,to owners; abrOgeting the declaration
of State iludependenur the military league
made In 1p I 1 with the Confederate States, and
all lowa - and ordinances made In parsuance of
them, and all officers appointed by the acting
Governor:Alec° -his accession -to office', arceon
. The emalt!ent" are to be submitted to the
people .ratlacation on February- 22d, and on
Morel .4th en election Is to be held for Governor
end Legitiaturo, Nearly limas hundred Dele
gates pag r itipated In the final vote, and tho
greatest harmony and good feeling prevailed
Na .E. Jan. 13.—The Inilon Convention,
in int . u to-day, nornlnattal W. G. Brownlow
far Gni . ' M. by acclamation. A delegate asked
if be mot il - necept the nomin ation, whereupon
be reeportird in the following lar,mage:
Genii
" men,,l settle the cootroveror by my
ss
auring . on that :I w il laccept. (Applame.) I
eannot,, ed expen to eloanything more.and cer
tainly I . glit to do no hats, than tender to you,
O . a C vention; my stuccos . and unfeigned
thanks to the Minor and distinction you have
confetredl on me. I will not speak to you, gen
tiemen; IML what you will lack In speaking, if
the people should ratify the nomination, I wilt
Ire to make op in dettlaAnd,nc(s, and,,Cod being
my belp„lf yen via send up a Legislature to re
eiganbco)he militia. and tranqart other necessary
Emdrees,tl will pat an end to thin* Infernal 8)8-
eon of guerrilla fighting in the sfete, in East,
2.; 'dale clad West Tennessee, If we have to shoot
every MAO concerned. (Loud and long contin
ued applause..) '
' TlA.,Convention are nominating a Legislative
tie!, tt to:night.
. TLe'rlier la twenty feet, Move the shoals, and
falling. '
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111114,0u1 . Declared •Vree--Dreni Rejoicing
Sr. Loris, Jan. IL—Once:nor Viettlierjsoned
a plocireation today declaring Ilibßouri a free
Scale, Waceoninnee with . the emancipation orli•
in,,,, a .pui sri l by the State. Convention. Hundreds
nt Ini.biers braises and private residences are
illuminated to-night, bands playing, ,
lire an irks expindiog, and thouiandi 41,311
tltous
ardee Qi . tburiasire citizens throat:Cid streets to
arlintst the grainionectacie.
The ie:pecilllnn sent oat from Cape Clear:tem
to Clattiokce Tiara, itrkansa.s, under Lieut.
liecre; few dap; eine°. killed nineteen gicir
rillas, leapturid a number or prisoners and fifty
horsoi.r,
tt t
1 . ,
-Ora from Vorroht..Goneral Thomas
and Anil! at.Padiacnh.
Cut 9, Jan. ln.- - -Bquada of deserters from
Forresca command arc daily coming in here and
tuklpgithe aintleaty oatlffs-.A party of eight
came IVto-day.
Genera! Thema attd were at. Paducah a
few tleyr since: •
. Dori:* the two week, ending .Tanuary oth,
3,7C0 /wants hate hen leis tied, pcnniittag 8,S))
bates orenttun and 305 pounds of seed cotton
to be t.ll. otted. .
Albion Convention. in Georgia.'
Nrw;Yotts, Jan Id:—The Mum:trek( Ar7F7r
eskr tayi ; areassured by a gentleman frog
law:math that several Union Conventions 'were
beiwg h6ld Ittileorgla when ha left that State.
Yark, Geld Market.
ISl:witor.w. - ,Tan114.-7 be gold taa•ket °petted
weak et 211 , 4', but aft.. rwt.rda lairs:met!, au :1 ilia
oleo ettatat at 219!t. ,
The F,ertunes of the War In !favor of the
Vederalg.
From the Lenten. Lees, Deo. milt.
.
' In the American contest the fortunes of war
1110/11 L.TVGred MO cause Of the Federals.
The yeV 4 likely to end With one of those one
.
crest* hick keep up thespirita of
,the Northern
Pty rlud, urge them to persist In the task they
have undritahrti:--Where-flinfrrhan Will-tome
out is no longer a matter of doubt. With no
Little skiff and darted he Ilse pushed neroon the
SI :WO of Gcon , i...i, and mode his way to its chief
idle, c
Port Al ' 'Allister stands on the &Mud, and its
possewlon was, no deltic, aimed at by Sherman
through a belief that it would enable him to iso
late tbc city an he ptr:ases. The capture of thin
placo is ft*. last piece of autheutienews which we
have r.Tecired, but there Is a ranter mom lamer
tam Aill—tinincly, that offer a battle. which. last
ad el :t hoot f, She -lean Lad eaptur,al Savannah
itself. whir I xt.o priionert If this he Van hid
1117 0 .0114 eiy a fittiOlLa blow to the confed,r,o,,,,
net 01,11 them of ens of thAr re.naln
lo;, 1.0 Autos, 1.111 ac Dwelt , try,,
meat ht ,, riihed eLterpri.; of the North, the - calve
tore of Charleston. The resist-inc eof the Geor
. glans to at, illTlO , ion has not been soffit:lent to
prevent its 'succe,s, it may oth be pessiLde to
bold done so vest n Inlet, for GOrt,da in itself
as larg,e as England mid Wales. and tint immense
extent of the territory to be 'occupied In the
standing tEtnettity ofthe Isederal plan of con
quest; but the .No:th will at least have shown to
the worhl that Its armies are alde to traverse at
their will the moot populous mid I tog settled re
globs of the Content - rat f, and this eouvietion
mutt hare a ,
potitirel effect io halneing a zeal
ots po , ,oltutlen of the 'var. If Savanuah be not`
yet tekert, it will ire bedep9d, and the operations
before It 's , lll Probably'glve riser.) the mitt im
portant minter. incidents of the winter.
From Tenne_isee, also, there is news, un rarer
ab'e to the Con rederate cause, though we cannot
think it opal In imPertanee to that from Geor
gia. Gen. flood, woo to spite of his late defeat
had pressed "upon the Federals and shut; up their
army ill Nashville, has, according to Northern
'amounts, been defeated with great tom by
bit opponent, Gen. Thomas. That commander
rt-ports that he uttacke.ti the Cotifederfte_s, and
drore them in considerable distance, capturing
from 3,000 t0*.1,000 prisoners' and front 30 to 40
Cannon: Hood's many, It Is said, was routed.
We must.walt,setne days , Jonger befora est
Judge of the true value Of - this-Victory: Tr will
ire retueuthered that therm:deo( Frankhn,whfelt
was also described tie a Federal victory,' did: not
prevent Gen. /food preming on his opponent till,
he took'refoge behind hie works at Nashville.'
The last bottle may be more effectiie against the
Con leddrat% but for lists to ho thetas° it must ,
at least 'delve thenyll'om the nelghborhoed of the'
chief town of .Tennessee.' . .As fond . as Ifookis
strong enough to tualataln a position there, the
whials Strout:lF Southern - triKitting,
mune{ he looked upon as gained to the Northern
cones, - 43M on the whole the events of the lasi; ,
month show -that; though the North In wofully
short of min to oeMpiand hold'dOWe the Sant'',
the. cunfederatos lu,soato ports .arls scarcely able
lir - oppose even those 'dinilmshed
shall hear of new expeditions Land new marches
throughltici Sonthem country - bat whether these
will have bitch permanent ntilitat7 consequences
ter to overcome the obstinacy of Sonthern realist.
enec it n matter,which time toot show.
What concerns us most' nearly 'ln the. news
just received Is the tone which the Americans
have :mounted tovrards Canada, and the - acts of
their Goventment with respect to the late Elbow-.
'dere on the frontier. :With respect ` to these rats
ohlerearia and'fruitless utpeditlong there canto
hut crio'.opinlon In England, - It the duty of
thoCanadlan..GOverntuent to ls prevent; ant sitch...
outrages, and to bring the offenders .te justice ;
and we • rejoice to leanithat the Attorney-Gene.
61 had ordered the- re-arrest of the St. Athena
`traideni,”owtittground that the decision of the
MontreaVCoutt 'Was - wrong. Bat a - failure of
justicemitt:chides] grounds does not authorize
m
elt tullitarY orders as thou' of Gen. DL; who
aorainands, hist 'officers to' violate the Canadian"
territory, nor such language as that stied by the
American -pressi-and, seemingly, by American
society,. The pincers at St. Albans was bartmr...l
qua in the extreme, and Inure sure therein not
Ono person in a 'hundred in England or Canada
who would not be :glad" to see the perpetrator&
dealt with warding to , their desert-I. lint the
threats of the Atheiicans will note ald produ
cing this result. liere boasting we need not no
tice, bet If-the Federal Government In so Ill.ad
41wal as to send Its Troops; amen the: -Canadian
frontier, very ter{ol3B minunderstandlngs
tween ..tho two countries may. lid the conse
quence:
!Sinnott:4w United States Itenatoi.
.
Sr. Part, 'Jan. 10.—ITon. Daniel S. Ncirton,
State Senator :from the Winona district, was
orninated by the L%lslatire Union Rept:Mikan
eatteps last efening, and elected in joint session
of the two hones to-day as United States Sena
tor for the air years , "term commencing 4th of
March;next, in .place of Mr. Wilkinson. The
Demerits nominated Colonel James Revives
their candidate. The irate oh Joint ballot skint
48 for .11Orton, 11l forOcorge:,
The Republican Union cautni was apiotract
ed affair, and Mr.' Norton, wag: not ,nominated
Mail 'after `the .W. 4. "ballot; against , Windham,
Wilithoom,,Swlft and ex-SenatOr Itire.-, - 11e re,
• celved 27 rotes to - - Wilkinson's 23 . IVindham'a
5w1e,...; and like's totes ranged f omS to 13. .
t - Idas.—O :Oa; alio sucteeeds:.Gen..Butler kn
the army'of the James, is e native of Maryland.
CathoU n; add &graduate of We s t itant,where
be was s elssionda - of Gen. fitallock. fib rein,
denetiht Carlisle, Ps: 'Wayess to the lam' Ira
paned In California, and la saki to hntro baba
takta o eTrirerj hats sten,.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
"Upon Iltticetion," Am.
A few days ago, a "; ay and festive" Soap.'
gent, was strolling around to see the sights, and
dropped into one of Our first-class Irtilneas
houses, at the rear end of which won a large
mirror, covering the chine end °film hall. -Ile
at once gave himself up to admiring the many
strange sights that met - ills gaze, and what his
cogitatioes regarding them may have been can
only be imagined. For convenience. we shall
t. suppose our verdant friend to glory In the
Christian appellation of "Jake." Joke, satistied
with his3nspection of the many article. of Inter
,
.
est around him, seemed to determine upon the
further pursuit of Imowledge, and saw, as he
supposed, a f party collected at the lower end of
the boll, engaged in conversation. ilciletsurely
strolled down toward them, regarding, With an
awkwardly assumed sang "mid, the many eariolt
idea and . Shtitts that wriuldhe "wonders to ,bd
hold" in his own - Western home. ' Wben he had
reached What appeared to be about itair.way
down the hall, he' met, as be supposed, another
young man coming up.- Jake, with a careless
glance toward the other, stepped aside in order
to allow him to piss; hitt, as often happens to
persons cur the street, Jake's friend. stepped di-
wetly in ILI way. Witten broad grin upon' his
"ctassieal" countenance, Salm hesitated a tno
anent, and elepped to the left, but his good na
ture Was PI °yoked to an "audible smile" when
lie fottnd rids course agahf blockaded by his ,
• friend,- who also smiled, but not so "distinctly"
tut did Jake—who by this time began tOteet not
a lift le embarrassed. Whit his eye steadily tired
mon the other, Jake began to move slowly to the
tight again, but a feeling of dl.pleasure Was din
centible upon his troubled nod usually peaCefid
brow, when he discovired'a similar movement on
Morrow of iriapenteentor. lie stood still a moment,
mibably deliberating whet berhe should abandon
LI, stroll Or nehaw up" the Impertinent r.rmat,
who, as'Jake. now the.ught, was ranking Sport of
blue, own . saddedirn feeling of relief came errer
lino ne be sing oaf, "Well, confound you I clinib
over me,", test ha at once inommed the rather
uqrarefulposition of a huge toad. But patience
log Its Virtue when, upon looking up, he found
the other in precisely the e.anie position and also
looking very sertons, and he was about to give
vent to Ms feelings in a rough manner when he
dk.f . incred that it war his own Image relleetedln
.the: glee I Ito hastily gathered lianself up and
refrated Ma steps in 'dignified filegn;lo," euth
-111,1 that if he teal not yet seen the elephant,
further tonal, eras neelevs, apparently gin.'
dud, as be thought, no one had witnweed h 1.3
ludierefispredieninent.
Returned Soldier',
Thcseveterams of many hard fought battles
are la - mum:az en munerons In our midst as to
rendre 601110 consideration foriheri than a pas
sing nebuoteletlgement of the fact- that they
have been in the service of the country. Many
of them, when they entered the army, left pro
fitable !awnless and lurratire employment, and
mot. after the e.vtulratlou of their term of ser
vice, they are returning - to find themselew In
- oar midst without "house or home," as Is In
some instances the case. Some of them are
disabled, so as to be unfit' for further military
service or the ordinary occupation of' hudness
men or laborers. Not a few are in such circonn
stanccs that their earnings while In the artnyjs
all they have to depend upon,' and when that Is
gonc,.erhat energy they hare left 'limy .also glee
place, to a feeling of dejectedness, or mint dee
peration. Bence the earliest practicable
ma
mertt is (Imbed time to reclaim them. The ex,
perierace they bare gone through - with has had a
terdtncy to change their 'habits- and thoughts,
and It Is only by returning to their formerocenpa
(lons and modtgu of life -that they can - become
wholly freed from the cell Influences always in
cident to camp life. In other 'large 'cities, sys
tematic Wort:twee made to procnre 'employment
for theta, anrilhe same shouldbe dime hers.
Every pereon'etuploying mechanics et - lab:leers,
should, no far as . practicable; encourage and as
sist these trite have been lu the service of the
connive. :When a man has a sitnatioh at his
disposal. be'shouldemploya sehlierin preffreffee
moms ntrci has not loom le the service, and the
mere readily If the soldier has-been wounded or
Camp Discharge.
Pint:llS who have friends and relations in the
vi xxwc term of service they know has ex
ph ed, are •Sllcti et stow to account fur the delay
of theft. dtscliarte. 'Camp'Discharge It located
ot,epraig Mill, In Afontgoinery county, and to.it
leth '4 , le scot to be niustered out of service.. At
preser.tlline thiere ere 'abiaut fifty men in
cainp, and it is said that some of them have been
there tor the past four months, waiting to be dis
charge:l. 40X10t1S. 10 return to their homes and
bu.ito,,i The delny In- discharging the men
nfu.r 11,tir limn of service has explicit scams nn.
at, ermintle. A fctr of the men have been
tG nit Ina the last month or two front South
ern irisons.'nfter hat lug been prisomers. fora year
or nitre. ;'Lint the delay In mustering the men
eerviee Is not the only came ofyomplaint.
It ~ ..vivcrted that they do not receive the rations
f,li !he GOvernment.aliews them, neither in
kit' < r quantity. If the tornplaints of tic
1114 i. ire well-founded, they arc deserving of the
ntu.i.tion of , the Governm.ent.
Promoted.
e. ca.h.nar C. Enaact has been promoted to
tin rank' of Brigstlic.r. 'Since the commence
of the , war7lo Ima been falthfnl in season
MU'r.ul, of-season In different positions in the ar
,
li, .
earine the efutitiettim of a captain as tackl
es:lv /14 lie wore Ms eclotitss• eagles. 'fie was
of emaipany K, 17th Vgillisfi
vo, tu regiment, Co. Fa l'atterson, April 15th,
In , the. following tignat be was appointed
ro l: 4411 of company K; 824 reghstent. On the
tn .4trft. brvary,lBC3; Ica was pro:flak...l to major
o f :he regiment, and - May . o. 1863, u - as made
cot is.d..fits stently promotion ha been won by-
mune; loos 'conduct.. The regiment has been
tier ugh Ail ih.e battles in Virginia, and has Id
wii I Cn distinguished for bravery. fora con.~
ri.tge period - Colonel Rinses has COMIII4IIIIII
n I , llolie in tlie 11Llning faixtdr cOrna.
beat: wounded several titans during the war.
More 011 Dlscovertets., •
.
;Oil Las lieen fouhd. „ .
the '"North Fork
,
BrLnili" of the Red Hank, in .Jofferson county,
ra.,and the • Indication” two such as to:trarraut
the !mini:alto. eontmencement of boring Those
ludivat lons here beer! übserred-for., a number of
Jet . from...amnia cause no attention ..was
g h is ta the 'Mattel'. • until Mato rocently. The
oil 4 niund toxiazo out Upon the fitiow, la inch
loholor it, rind many_ other facts,.
it iwfaid, lend lathe belief that oil wilt soon. be
tat th from the gonad lu lorganunntitins. Good
jodgci pronounce :the,. hest ”01l indications' ,
on t ttlrthite,:yei.dliCOYClTlL.,Thae truncations
art:fonutl - on thurroperti of. A. 8. Rhinos; Who
Gil., stout four hundred acres along {he stream
•r iltors. 7l • *
u nnusually large numher of strangers in
• • •
the present Time, Is a subject of-gen
eral Veland:4 and What is Most gratifying Is the'
.
.
Piet that they me hero on business. This Is one
of the best Indlcatlous that :the busniess of our
city is unusuallyarida tram many other
evident..n*of activity-pm/0111°g In army quarter.
.As n general rule; heretofore, the period Immed
iately following the holidays has been the dullest
of. Lilo whole year. - Our Inetiness men are not
to he teen standing mound ,wlth thtir hands In
their pockets complain_ of - "nothing to do,"
as lathe (tOteln.many ,other cities, bat they are
attire; cheerfhl and hopeful.
•
. • .
Pitnerat of Chula. VVllktruion.
Yesterday afternoonthe fankral orChsrlea
Wilkinson took place, Viand Was hirgely "attended.
.
Ills remains were, emomted to the -Methodist
burying grofind by ttos 41- 11gliant" Fire Company
and the members of the "Arlin/Ile" bodge of.
the 1.0.0 f of, F., followed byelsrge concourse
of iciatires and friends in carrlaglz. Ito was
buried with the honors of both'. the 'fraternities,
and the ceremonies were very imposing. Mr.
- Wilkiuson was a member otthe 102 d regiment, - .
formerly the "old and had rendered many
months of valuable service to the cease of his
Tun WICATII/38.-7CO coerce ur • the weather
for the past few days has been more comtrionds.
Me then pnwionsly, but the present "cold snap",
caught is in rather had condition. Ort"Satitri
day evening it commenced 'molting,. and the.
*specie for a plontlful fall Of scow were very
datterhig for A few minutes; but the supply soon
became exhausted, and only..enouitt, fell _to
chalk the peveniciate, rendering locomotion a
that atteitded' , with much uncertainty, because
of the treachenonelee.under tho snow. In the
Ansa routine , Of changes, we .may expect .ati
other thew ins day or two. '
•
Pistrorutot lininus, - -EnnsPean papers
state that the peninsula of Sankt:wan (Asiatic
Russia) contains narnerous springs' of, parts
team. No fewer than 100 aro now workd, sad
yield.. annually, about 4,000 tons of petroleum;
similar to tiio. brought from Ameriea, There
are also - pinny springs of the kind la the Isle of
• Btu PAW* Llwellyn wall, ibtatod. bit
forty ATI. spar!, bribe - -oue, acre owned by tbo
Rtitbboitts - Company : wee Mkt Ansi' week for
filsoicoo•-cseh., 4olt ruduiect
1, eb 400 • dal!) 'befoiro *Us .utoppTf up by tlto
rul,atb:'.7.o4ll; • •.• •
=I=IEM
Book Notice,
.F.l3liLlr fir.onwrs." A companion to • ors:idly
Pride," and "Pique.” Philadelphia: T. B. Peter
• son a. Bros. Price Siam
We arc not amongthose who have read the pre
vious work of this author; but we sr them
highly lip:di - air of: and this one is said to ho
equal to its predecessors. A competent critic
who has read it says that. "In real views of hu
man nature nnder strange cirenuatances ; in In
tense 'human interest, coupled with somethimr.
thaweird and wild, It snrirm.es every, coutem
poreancons. tale ; and it contains one character,
that of “Afargaret," to which noparallel or equal
presents Itself In modern fiction. For sole by
John P. llunt, M3SODIC Hail , Fililistrect. Price
81.50 In paper, or Ett,oo7n cloth.
the Plrate And .siutineer. lly Clcpt.
('Gamier. IL N. Fhlladelpblic T. IL Petetcon
Woe. Price, 74. ct.s.
the rh sel e n ‘ :e ja w c h k o A lo d .:a mi" niepat dascri riare be h d lonf thin line o bno rigi k na in i
colony of Pitealrn's Island, Who reared out of
barbarism n Christian community, and planted
the seeds of civilisation among the Cannibals of
the Pacific °seen. Jack Adains:vras one of Ihe
crew 01 the ship "Bounty,' under the cononiud
of Capt. Blight, and became onOof the ptinclp3l
ncrors in the mutiny' on board that mead, so,
well known to histiwy, and so vividly described
by Byron in his poem of the "Mutineer." In
his version of that event, the anthor has otnit
ted no point of historical Importance, but at the
tamo.thne bikes not failed to avail himself of
the ; pecullarily ruminate and stirring;
details connected with it front the saillug of
"the Bounty' for °Labelle, to the luxurious life of
the senora with their Indian wives on °mislead
—the inhuirian Youtlny--the perilous voyage of
Bligh and his unhappy associates--the return of
the 'mutineers to Otahelle, ftbsm whence they
carried-their Wives nod male friends—the Weer ,
ery of Pitcairn's Island—its settlemint—the
burning of the ' l ltimuty"—tits ttrisrllity engen
dered betwcett the. whites nod the itavages--the
superstitions _of latter=the stteecsolve tour
der.s of all the men In the colony except Adams
and Young-,the deith of ling latter—the growth
of the settlement—and the final discovery of it
by English noel Ainerlean vessels,'
For sale by. John pi. Hint; 3lasouic Ila 1, Fifth
street.l CnnTGiv Few , ine; or Home Stenos in 'ranne.
Ily Olive Loput. New York: Appleton x Co.
Ytlee
Nice Olive Logan is, if we inlctake not, an
American lady, and a gifted one. Mr , precious
'Moine “Pholographs of Life in Paris, '' re
relvtal tawcommendatiOn of the Empress Ellge- •
use, and we fear that cotnmenglatlnn has slightly
turned-the young lady's bead. It has, to least,
-betrayed her into carelessness in writing, front
which a little sharp trithism will save her. As
she grows older. she will doubtless write better.
In spite, however, of these drawbacks In style,
the book is a very leteresling one--"Nagiable .
In every tense.. Its object foto point out the
dorilesLe unhaPplnces Caused by the well-known .
French' Inarievr de conPrnanee. and it Is ruithful
to Ibis object lb rouglantt. The story is remark
ably well sustained, although the plot is meagre.
It Is published In Appleton's best style.
For sale by Doris, Clark .k Co., No. 83 Brood
street.
.The Thlid:Natlanal Hank peetlon
. . ,
. We have already alluded - to the exciting tan
.
test fur Directors of this bank, and to the fact
that the'fcgal 'question bad teen raised as to
whether a 41freelor of a bank is an oiff , zr In the
meaning of the law. This mut was. raised in
entiseqUenen of some of. the directors' having
voted proxies, while the law provides that no
"milker" shall vote proxies. The Comptroller of
the Cuireney.was appealed to, and he lus deci
ded that a director is not an °incur in the mean
ing of the act of Concrete.
This derision readcied the election - valid ; and
the flilkiwing ticket was elected by a large ma
jority:
Henry Gerwir,, W. B. Schmertz,
Aug; ' B. H. Hartman,
litatinan (loe, . A.B. Bell,
J. 11. Ihinnaler.. L. 3forkanstern,
Henry W. Oliver.
On - Mgt° chit Ab7Ameo of Mr.3lorgnastern, the
iirectom !fare :not yet finally organized. Mr
netvd as I'ryeldent pro P.m.
Liquor Avitliont,LlCrnse.
it , tulei wonilermi flat eo tntit:;;;lrsoni' will
, neage . In the sale of linnets without a license,
when they co well know the penalty for violating
the law in that respect. A. great many cases of
this character have been before. the Court. at thli
sesslon, some o f were lined at the October .
term for the inine offense. We are glad to ob
serve that there la a divitesition , on the tart of
'the Court tb ramtsh'eleqwlf Cveriasse of such
persittent violation, arid It is to he hopad that
the effect will he signaL' The.folloWlng,- Is a list
ed' the casts' env which - sentence had .tmen . de
(erred until this mowing, when the Court aa
nounml tho penalty . .
. Mary Owens, $l.O and costs. 'Filivibeth
Fln and costs. roily Miller, tined the costs.
Adam Smith, rests. -Tames Alger (Indicted at
the October term), Sea ands costs, and again at
present term ; s:to and costs. •
Death of IL V. Sawyer, Sr.
• Thiß vencrithle mid well-known citizen died
ye4erday at tO'c residence of his sea, N. P.-Saw
yer, Ese,;, at Oakland. 3Tc one of our oldest
and inc,d active business men, haying settled
nod early identified himself with
the growth and prosperity of . the city. Ile spa
a long and useful life hi our milst, ;And had
chnost. reached -the utter of- "three score years
and ten." Thus„one by one, death Is cutting
MC those sturdy •pioneers who laid the familia
liens of our now great anti populous city, and
the thin" cannot he far distant wnen the laat of
those who were identified with our early history'
shall have passed away. The funeral of the dc
cenetd will take place on Tnesday next.
Ituyard Taylor.
WO truat our =dere will bear to mind the lee
' turenf this celebrated author and traveler to
night- at Lafayette Ills subject—"Oar
selves ands ontitelatlons," le ones whielihe can
treat to great'adrantage, and make pool In3true-
Hie and Intereatkig to Ma audience. The len.
tare la under the auspices, and for the benefit of
the Young Mena' Mercantile I.lbr try - Associa
tion, •which, wenhink, should be another Induce
meet, aside from the great moils of leeture and
lcrturer., to our.ehlzens toattmL
. Mr..Tayler leaves In the western train to.ikht,
co that there will be no other epporthnltylo hear
hint this season. We ask for what the gentle—
umn certainly thiserrea—ri crowded house.
. .
.• Tennyson Club Lectureu.
d
_The distingidshe gaoler and popularlecturerr''
, .
fialpil Waldo Emerson, delivers the. Arat of a
course of lecturers bythe Lecture Committee of
_.
the .Tennyison Club, on Friday next. Anniect-,..
"EocialAlusin America," one. happleat_
efforts.: We afe - rpleased to announce that the
Committee have en gated Hon. (femme Thomp
son,the great English Champion of. Freedom
and' friend of the Pinion cause: . The literary
community will pot fail to appreciate - the efforts .
of this new assielatkm, in seeming the services
of such distinguished scholars and orators, and
.we trust that the general public willikot be chart'
in their eneonragemcnrand patronage.
, 01/. CAP/TA1....-X3 capital known. to be rep-.
r risciited Litho pe cunt Ltssineas In tea eitiett
of thelcorth, 4 as follows
'
New 'York
:Pittsintrett
'Boston.: ....
Tit
'Washington.
• • ..163,715,000
........ - . 134,015,000
15,740,000
•••-• • • • • • -'•• 2,300,000
.....-..... . .. .
1,750,000
•••••• • • • • • .... • ;-1,000,000
• *". 2.200,000
-••• .• 1,000,000
• • •• 750,000
700,000
This - dm; not by any 'means: Include "all thd
capitol engeged,:an very many companies do not
come bell= the publiret all with. statements. ot
their capital.
I.oar AT bau.-;--Inteillgenee 'hos 11C813 received
to the effect that.. Mr. Janus 31eillath, iota. of
Allegheny City, was among the pissimgera on
the ill-fated Wainer Melville, which was wrecked.
a few days ago, on the passage front;New York
to Pert Royal. Meillatli. was formerly
gaged in the dry goods business, and Mul an ex=
itI7BIVC acquslntneee In both etch:a.
Erttrco-Someiwa.—lllit temaritolde _exhibi
tion Is to remain throughthc. present week. tutd
goes into the "gift busiodss.' , . TLC dlstribuitan
of gilts lo.connection with exhibitioni of this
cbarlicter boil,' Oxeltnt' nod attractire;ond'
diascuicliall 'doilidl&4l be crowds,' nightly'
with old and 'young, 2111X101111 totty the
"their luck:,
Tnr-vma.—This evenlng .Mr..Neana wUrar..
Pair Richard Ilriarly '„IR. "tho
a.f-I.eavc-Iden,” and from tha popularity .of,
the play, wafell pare. in prellotlilg a fall home;
Mr. Nealle's quallfleatloas as. an_ #atoraaed tin
Rate; and Lie admlrent hero will ace that hohas
- Lamas, Amtwaum—Our neighbor _Pittner.
has receive:it the ??MadanuiDaztiorrest Monthly? _?
for yebrnam , -Tha.laddes should hare ttenaitia
an unusually good number. He also,. Loa-
Heti. Filloten-Cest Monthly , tor Fcbntaiy.,=gall
mitsmon . Is called tonm notice of•dolut
wumuns, Esq. p. whlob appbars to our adrortittog;
coition, &log notice of thSappointatoncor at-
. ,
i Err. , gramis,,ht. i , Rag., Tr. mcrtGing Cktk
Pe
IBI,ISIIED IN i7Bu.
Appeal to the Citizens of Pitt;burgh.
The urtden.igired, Agent for Limitedagree Ilelie
t'oimitiolcm of Ohio, at Cincinnati; feels greatly
ratly
enesurregiq to hope fur a successful Splint to, the
citizens of Pittsburgh, from a knowledtiof tyhat
they hare dune. nod are doing, In behalf of,- nor'
National defenders in the raid, and:heir Outings, .
at borne, and more c , itecially for their aVerlto-bey
rentembcred prompt and-noble contribution& to
the Cincinnati Pair for our brave soldiers a year
. • .
Our then beat in unison. anti doubtless; ,
will so continue, while appealed to by Minima •
suffering arising from common interests. Via-:
einnati then deem well at its Great Fair; ,but.
Pittencirub has since done melt better, for which
we honored It. 1 ,
Cincinnati is VOW imploringly apuenlid to froze ,
many plat+s for aid urcatly beyond its ability to.
respond-to, in bunall` of nranytbotmands of ther"'
sutibring wives and child:mu of those who bare
tither beep murdered
-by rebels for their oncost-..:
utterable loyalty to thetlnintt, Or bail been hinter -.
while serving in the Unltui army, et ere
thestrylce of our amnion country: • •
Fhb:burgh will not be "appealed to In :rain. to
participate with Otbet cities ht enpplyttig the',
wantsof those so worthy of honor and of lunna4;;.
dlate subStantlal aid from any lorsi eitiren of tim
whole &wintry. No mortal'pen eat trinhfolly_
describe their sufferings. - . •
It must he remembered that:pmay,tat twin
.families are in a strange' lend without money
houses or suitable shelter, clothes or food,and'' -
they. are unaccustomed- to this. climate hut
water. Ifelplessw omen and children, the meet
of tbcrn with nolind. Mahood or fattterto leak
on fur protection and support, yeehaving•ellimse,''..
on all that ham been eurichni,und -pm:o4g 47...,
their secrilicts. l'oor and iguorant as many or , -
them witty be; their hnshinds &titers ham :‘-'•
• towel' t no the bard eftd noldelesson oreavriodzitrt
their all, rather than be: disloyal to t their Gar,'
eminent ;
;Sneb have claims'upon - as, at tenet,. equal id , >.
the remitted of our resident soldiers so Mach bet-,
ter Provided -for. Their poverty and condition
should the more clearly discover to us the mimeo
of that loyalty.which ia - so• costly. They ore !
rich legacy to soil; as esteem the value of money eaMfbt in rtliev‘iating human suffering. - There.:'
arc' noelainutats more numerous, worthy; or
nerdy.
Will not the pro.perons and noble womert
Pittstirtrab iead off lu 11th great national matterT '
No inshi man will hesitate to sustain the women .;
in ouch h merciful work.
'Can the prosperous and wealthy begin the
your in a more just and holy. labor! Seed anti
agricultural implements suited to the - South
inert be forwarded • by the opening of spriqu, to.
(noble those there to earn their 'being in their
own climate, while those 'that - ate-la the North •
should be furnished with labor. •
It hut needs an cUlcient orga . rdration of `a 'few
rood business- men` and women, wilpic" time : •
not now. üb,..orl,cd for common goo d 7 to secum
liberal contributions from churches, Associations
and Inldnals, that shall well compare With
rib •
such by Pittsburghers of kindred objects... •••-
, Emma' Comtbilm.
Pittsburgh, Dee. IC, 1804. . •
Rules In Liceiise Cases.
Tim Courton - J3attmlay mprnlng announec;ol..,
the ioliowing order: ,
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. No license win be. hereafter ,granted
the petitioner therefor shall set forth':(ln
tion to the general ailegatioa, that the petitioner
has. the accommodations - required by law) the
number or beds and bed rooms there are. In said
tavern, ti)r the reclusive use 'Of strangereand
travelers, as well .as the locality and Iwo:Medi
depeription of the prethises, .including ttut nu,:l;
and etze of the rooms and ;other nk
b d.t-:
The cvrtiticate regain:el in - all apptiestionsforo
trivou and eating house licensea, Omit mite that, ,
the certifiers are citizens of the 'ward, - dotty
ktV .
or township In which the petitioner resident-that. ,
they have personal knowledge of the theta:
legrd in the
_petition, and that the:allegations,.
thereof are true, - as - also that theputitletter
known to be of good repute foe honesty and tern.., , ..:"
perance, and that the said tavern or eating house
is necemary to accommodate the public and '
tertain strangers and ttisvelsra, F.:
No application for transfer oflicenSe I,lll,i:ett •r
brand except on the regular day:for heeringap,-.....-i,
plications for 'licenses". end then'onit When' the
petition the-cfor shall have ;been Med:throe
- weeks with the Clerk of the Court, as frannired
by act of AFserehly. and shall act forth the fade:.
'authorizing the Court togranethepr.fyer Thereof. - '
The petitioner must .produee satisfactory evi-7 , .:Lt
deuce that the facts alleg , al., .in_his, petition, ant
true, and that the cepicrs (when not knOrrnto
the Court ) are repo le eitizens - of 'the ultrd,'',
berough or di4trice t which : the !Arent or eating
house is sitriated. 1
Concert nail.-
One 'of the most attractive and roal.ty one . •
the finest et,tertaleanents we berg ever:witnessed..
to now holding • forth it, Concert Ball, -
brightest an; tamt iittiencoPlo--en
niodom Poole and sister,. and Colonel Small,.
whole show of therneeives)—combined wlihthet "*
first-class natileal talent. accompanying th e m
form an cmcirtalnment possm.Fing attt - Alon nd
talent, the <final of Which stkom 'trains - Pitts- -
burg. The tilinger Foote party inado krnsta: • •
of triends dhrlng thOlr visit .to this city, last ;
-winter. end their present comidnatiOn, thartgh. '
somewhat different from that Of last winter, is " 1 -
fully as attractive, anti should not fail Lo draw , :I
crowded hensmi. Th it exhibitions aro of
highest moral order, ', nd thelr'noveltY is such
will attract and Inttre t even the most maid.' *.-
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. • Trlmblefs Varieties.
It •
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is a fact worthy of record that the largest
atidlence ever asserniiled wliltin the walls 'of '''
Trimides^Vaticties was pieseul, , last" evening... -`
OI.T time hundred Imune were turned front ''.'
the doom unable to ob ain even standing room; -• •
Whet will it be to-ple t when Mlle Galletti„ the;.
hertdansense the _world has '
ever known, makes
her debnt? - The Mandgerial tact and enterprise' ''.
ontr. Smythe in . hringlui this talented -lady to :•-,
our olty, exceeds our most ;Linguine expectation,. - . , , L .
and we can only reiterate ;thatolyntl favorite
quotation "During her ennageme the hoese": ',
will becrowded nightlit." Go early if yea desire.-
anew
Vistr.—Ou- Mew , Sears eie the:
friendint Rev. M. Sins fibaugh, paatorotthe East
Liberty M. E.
..Chrtreh, paid him donation
'dint, and - left behind them abort s29l#o:motiey..
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"FAKILT SZCLIIETB,", II literary Work, noticed-'
elsewhere, has beak' Tired' and Is cottage by •
od.G/Identeaney, o. 45 Fifth street near...
Pnoveonarno of tit , little peoplo—the Foote,
Patty—jut reeelvedcaifi.at pittOcles: Onlrtiti emits: -;
. The Trial or Wiesenfeldt." '', - • "-"" - ,•".
, .
. ;Wealthy citizens of "Dallimericoflongtimihrid- J _ 'l f , :
,:trti
loyalty, came hero "to "etWiesenfeldtitheseller , ;l;• • • .-,
of goods „to blockade- nant; and, rebrls,"lnte-,,, , t , " - "-'
doped before Ida trial ' the '
ground that'lM was -;:.: • •': •--
sari Mitc,cent gentleman, and an hotrotableloyal" , t•
merchant.' /t has bap putdlahed:,.that rtheir::‘-: .."-i
strange request was grunted. '3l the trial to-day ,-- ';
re ..-,/
befo the Doubleday eburt,•the Judge Advocate', ' '
preferred the - charge a ost the honMnblemer• - •' "
_,,,,
chant, that be had off him "ti bribe of $7,530-...es ew nme
to', abandon We case a„ ro ot him‘Ond. hadlf --/
him We money., A fee to re of the prisoner's ..
:counsel to 'this atonal g - resolution, implylag a ' . • r .
doubt of this truth, Iras quelehed 'by JadgerAtT- 2 1
' , recede North , saying , "that . he- had money hiltle,:"•.tt" :
pocket at the disposltlolt of the erdirt.
It la all/knit to believe that some members (ie...
the court•wereln doubt parr inottat eller rilsit ' , I
Icy the prisoner's. counsel, whither this chocking-, 1 , , ," , :i• . . •',". •
auempt,!at bribery was a Criminal and punish",
..-; , -.•-" •,,
able offease.—Wash. Cher...X. Y. Trib. - ''', '• ' - ,
' IMPORTANT To (AstEntezas Naxi*u.,txxo
BRITISH, British Government
has cailstd It tb be ollielalltarinitunced throng's t
the Embassy at' Washington that . Americans...
who have become naturalized subjects of the
'Queen in the colonies, are not entitled to British !`
..protection beyond theproevielallinees: -- ridsl
s
not an unexpected deelsion. Bat its operations
at this crisis of affairs might produce some queer
rtnuPs. The. Queen hat one or two American
denationalized citizensin her Councils to-day.. ,
One of them it Trees rer all . tho Crown .
moneys In the rieghbori zErrivlnce: If he cum
'here, and 'were to be drafted, then 7
Clown minister high private In front of Tetere.
burgh! And Irby not T—V+l . .. Y. nines. •
Tuts Strwra
;TUB Sim= yesterkr. after ;much •debate„
.adopted by 81 to th resolution ; to. give notke
to terminate the Canada Iteciprocity,Truaty. ,
already passed the'lloriee by a rote xtriarli
uttanimatis, the Prcsldeut's signature is rectiiired
only LW a niatter of form,'atul it srUriacubeconiin
hts Executive duty. to cnrty Into (died the will of —;
.Congress. We suppose 'there Is no doubt - that •
the illeasetr.e 'has the hearty approval'of
' - MARIOIELI:
,lIALLENTRIeTRTIRE.;--tht Thinihey;„
bythe Rev. A. (tlhoim., Gls JAS, 17. :RAL
LENTIRE,' 023eliperaact"11!4;to 116,./415.4i
)IeINTIRP„ eirat. -•
DLitt -
- att s ta.ituit-aJessidafil l iki: 661. "
EILIZA., - inothergo•letr.::ols44.l
Rev. A. A:21140- YhttlreAilopeew
.:Fuseng *us . • _
it3AWYRIV-06, y, 'at; ewe
o'clock, r.er..other-teektenew tof 4 1t;
,filawyer,9sfrir.4r2l.N.,RAWY Ott; ,
Mal Pr, Waage . • .
Titkiiiieted I#6lllei do t then
rty.ti lent at este-10ei. w:. liter
pyi the,
S e mS4apep~Ltt>jrl , a►ttied{prieen :.
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