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11-.,TEINSYLVANIA:- LEGISLATURE.
Dtspateh
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specat
litsmateamm, .Jaa. 19,4ga.
• fasueta.—ldr. 'flogs offered a smiplemenit to
. the isilt33nabililt 'Joint tentiatsi inicr,adjoining
prop/03i owners of, mineral iambi to improve
and deielopo the lame: ' •
Ke.41.„ Clakolfered a fesoymon,iegalling the
Committee on Banks to inquire and repor t If
any banks in the Commomiegth have paid dlr-
Idetidaintsprier. topside the payamo
tax :, . : wittaheViweeM - liend' for theperseis *ad
!!: ;
A bill authorising the melba of a kr!Oga z - over
Oil Creek, at Olt City, naiad
31r. ItiltSdcm' edbiltk* kllrinttiorizing the
7: 1
Condi to
, d ecrea an locreaas of tall on all tnra 7 ,
piked anaCilazikraseci*moes.
20.tiiiiity afire' 't bill pinhibithig the e:-
-atcolorad „psoopler..froza PisSenger Rail
way Calla; al4ngthy apoech . Other
Senators Alooke,aad It mil:thew referred to the_
Judie:WY Convoke.- • ' ' ' '
: Adientelledr -
llouvt.—jlfr: Kelley presented petitions isTor
. ablo to ,the .construction: of tpe !Item: Creek
turnpike, pfashingtou Co. . •
Rey. Bryan 11111, member of the House, was
aimed Chaplain of the House.
Adjourned.
LATE .NEIVE }llO . ll RTIADIOND,
ttliE1111:`, 1 .S110;16;41 :AND StAIRS
IiEGIOEB 'FLEEING •FRO3I RICIIIIOND
From General Thomas%Department
ENCOVRAGINO VXE W OF .A.PrAIRS.
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NEil.tenur, Kati 19;.The Richmond Whig; in
—.. last Moadara Plana, Unbar that Jeff. DaTii hai
q sent as autograph letter to Mr. Blair, exproaaing
%or his willingness to send or receive commiisionem
•-authorineti terbOotiate St peace. - '•
The boat that took Mr. Blair fromi &oh
mond,' an insittnm' itrip carried to "that 'place
Allen. Singleton, of a pewee Democrat,
from ,whose malt grime' of the Richmond . popesare hoping for much In the way of paelfiCation.
Notwithstanding ) the 'fact . that the. Military
authotitlea have shut wan principal highways
leadingio the. Yankee tines,. the negraea -
• n!, the - Richmond Pipets OAT, to flea from that
city-In gangs in .apprehecalon of, being con
sani_ ptcd. IMo the
teterAisay.
The Tribune's Washinon ,apecial says the
Presidiut 'been' cl o seted all 'daY, denying
himself to alkoomers. is,whispared that two
Alabama peace commlardonera had an audience,
and that thev.Preridous , wee , giving. hii Mindte:
• the commissioners from both sides of the line of
war, In 'order to bring about rta,Mthunent.
The setae special also rays:: ,
r The goVernment
'l -, etpoeta news 'of important successes
The Rithirenid .Reanntneu of the 16th, 'twit
rumors imncernifig - thenetnre'cif . the 'paper
negotiations that old Blair - carries back ;with
him, are very numerous, slid weore confidently
amured that the mission has biOng,ht the pears
question to a point that provides for theanpoint=
mint of cominiaakment froml'eßiter aide :With'
• 'aulboritY &ley a pence- fonhdaticelf . • .
Thc Whig , of the 16th, says Rots understood
-Mat Mr...Biliralid'a 411.Pri tte ,: siad"coutIdentLia InT
trirriew with the President. Lie came In no
• dal capaotlyi - fififtifid rippliiclal Intercourse with •
any metiditqlf the - Goveritment: The. belief in
will tr.terriew. may!
lead to apptiftetweela-authoriaeil agents'
or .inrataatoncra of the OM goiernmenta: ' •
It is known that Prealdolt Davit will permit'
no obstacles:4 lam CI stoo6in goltwqii4:4.44-
Atneerrobekinteolistabilloisi:l"
Mr. Blair was lumdsomely . entertained during
Lis sOtmilinlAtelittered:'
. are aerated that thoici.:irt is true (bat'
Prcsidt , rl 'seat;, letter, to Hr,.-Blair, express
' lug Lip willhigness to slant or receive, commla.!
stoners , authortroltittinegitlato, peace.
It la understood that lir. Blair told the Prod-:
dent that hi character but
simply with the knowledge and
_consent of Mr.
Livrolu4 Re expressed the hope that Mr. Lin
• coin would pertainly eppohlt, commis/donors to
meet C , lntasiloners appointed by our President.
rile 2 etbit , 'W*.sidegniti . 'spet•ial
Thomm "hid *fitted tolha War' Department's
letter,- gigng a.fintry.exueonraging . view. of the
militory , maid» int , the,Soutii-weat. :He says
~hoed runnot get an armyof.lo,ooo, and that the
Sooth 4 wo alputtptilicaliptlalaPtru;ed cosuitry.:
ryzait.,4` Ev"
MC=
Ai6iNmxs4em4css - ov-iro-;
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Peil e,N, Jan. 10.--The funeral of Edward
•el 5, Evertit fociiPlace to-day In the Pint Church,
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.serTierß ?t' a mare, private, Character kaviog Pre
, _--Tieu`te been lierd:Jl•theletto residence of the
-C: ' • &Tenet d. The 'church vein ' draped in itni iyiti:•'
i bi n s • ;,—,__ ..._-
c t " i 14 " et th e.“•elio-•."... realAilli Were brought,
.g i. .to the cbnrck;'ta eoutt'by the Independent Os
iii ;.-dote, the' following outleman -acting at pall
$••4 !:. 'keen: 1-, lion. Emery Waahimma, s= -Governo- ,
is' :,' of Nnesschusettsj : le. W. Lincoln. Jr., lime of I
--. -,--, Wider:: Thomas Hill, Thealdent of Harvard Ural ,
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la nity; G. T. Bigelow, _Chief. Justice:, George ,
ise - - -e? - Ticknor, Trustee - of-Public Library; lt.'Ci. Vrln
0 '.....11,t0p, President of the Hintorical Society; 'C. G.
Al - : Loring, Vice . President, of - the Union Club; Asa
I'4 Gray, President of, the Academy of Arta and
r, .... - -StieFICES: &YD.: Onlhatti;Cokrifel, U. S. A.; and
lElea H. Effingham, near Admiral, U. B. N.
. • lle• Inscription; en title: COZJIj borne upon a •
; ucild sitter Pliticis as follows i " Edwar Everett,
- i • learn in Dorchester, Maas., the-Ilth of April..
17:4. Dled in Boston, the 10th orJentoiry,l3os."
UPon the casket, awveaDt of White dowers and
, -i:, TLe eerticei treuitlll444 and inipreuildie, Opeal;
! L'• big with 114, burial. chant of - the . Episcopal • ser.
, • l'• vice, •e Teeth' Moso-lintew My - Days," tellowed
, --- i' : la the ni . lli W'W' ir rPriere-' ralNa 'from
5 saviptntr, and'pliyer yßeje.,Dei, alkev, Presl 7 .
• : dent of itifiVarrlWiceui• ~ - • •
! .:• - Rev. Rufas:Ellts, then made in eloquent and -•
- . touching address and prayer, after - which the
; usual churcliziatke was - read over the deceased, .
._„„ the exact/ma closing Jay singing the ittneral mte
e Them : "Thedr tocKlIell• arc boded la: the dust, but
, ; their namesdlye erermore..P - --.! , v. -. ' •••••• ~/ -,
' . The remains were carried to "Mount Anbteii.
- - -:- The burial preocaalon was ,lirge",,and impoging.•
! - - Two companievof voluntect.eavalrY. two of in=
Pantry. and auttgapsayef marines from then/sty
. • V , ;yard, acted ant dcaccut.' -,',..-:- -- ' • -•.-. ' •
: - Both inittlenv of the legiiilatniu met at 10=
lc,
: seripleld resolpilens of respect to the
.i . elieleem7 - ot mr..FATrelt, appointed It COMMIUCO
10 attend the funeral, Mgt adjourned.
KIESOITAI BILL OF RIGHTS.
DECUIFIATIOtt-' CF INDEPENDENC'E REA FFIRMEO,
„it .
• Sr. 1 .01 , 1a,J n u.11. TI Dill :of 1141 its was
heft re the Cotlyntioti
~ratertlfty, and Lim rollulr
31q.,ECtifertf.. .
:.' Firs.:—That we holti:lt to he self erldeut that
t" ;
t. ill ntenicr% created - equally free; and' arc en-,
'., t dewed 1.7 their t`restor with 'certain' Inalienable
eri;htsi among, which arc life, liberty, , t he enjoy..
penis. of tie fruits or theirlabor i and the par
ault of haopluc.s... ... ..
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Serood—TfiAt there cannot be in thi. State,
1. , *tither s.lavetT or involtustary' senitutle: except,
.t.'.. _ tkponlsbntent for crime...whereof' the party shall
ris' . i , giti ." ll l l v t
r In k" ; run on emelt tof 'ad=
i di
1... mit,r, he dimeal Uccle.. a wlttimu, or n be disallowed
...- 'to roctract e rbc . pertained • from " scaulr4:
1{,,,-:•,r jlaoldlng and t anstelttlng pmporty; or ba liable
.. ',.10 at:y other,. nkhment . fbi any,„olionse than
le.•] : ;thatillnPeatd upon others fora like 'otfanse; or -
T....„ - . Le rettrictrdin'fbe eicrelSe of rellzlons worship;
‘..;... ifeir be hinderid ta - *maim &di:matron; or beant/-1
. ..i.....7 .. , ljected In law to any otbLr restrain ts 'of ry.23llllrni , I
,
-ban 11l regard to 'anY personid.7l;:hts than ant...h '
j - -. 4r , i nt laid . u . 00. .. ,c .____,•_qtVUrctinastances,:.._ ,
lAteld tot liew, Norh.....passenger Can
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_ ' " .. ThrmutilutO Abe- River. „
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j' ', litav Tonß,,Tan, 10.—The !' market Still
.: seels tie effect Of the fall of 'Fort Caber, and La
• • It'll ft/ rther depressed by the - Tamara of A oral.
i .. Ira of pcactintiatkmapowlng Out 0f..1tr.1
-..-- Vales tisit tO Ithilloild , * 'The Nino' oNooknt
$.14 ,1 " and stead
.r ii!scullekcomrsx-,.... . , . ..- I
; ‘ 1 giro parsetter'ars - iter;. ',throw* from, Mi. 1
,'. iludeon River Itailrastaliinorolnyzattio'Clack„l
~.. ; Into the rice - Saar %The- , paastmkoi r
Aram reatmedibeffmalif.thel.elfintbw;',with:iia;4l:7l
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4u r i Ni ttec r M et7O l F*„.OlOiObit ,0 1 ,1 :4 4 0,./t44 - 14
, t she hinffreal,trlitif anolitire - early la the marts,
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TUE CAI/1170F FORT FISHER.
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A Deacrir;oil of the - Works
Aro d the Fort.
TII I SELS STEI3IIIO TOWIRD
Special Western Annotated Press !Minitel:"
' Nnir Yortx, Jan. Isl.—The account
of the capture of Fort Flpherdeterlhes the works
stotroundlngde fort. Ile saps : Mound battery,'
properly co:udder:* a part of. Fort. Flohtr itself,
though really % In hoisted battery some distance
eastward, .and beyond the sea front of Fort
:Fisher, ctmslets of high sand mound, upon
which the ' rebels.had.planted soma heavy caso
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mated gni for Obtaining a plunging shot on our
gunboats. Buchanan Fort Ise small rectangu
lar :four-bastioned , tort of very considerable
)atrensfh. It Waite:stet on the south-eastern ez•
tie) malty of the renieside; and Is distant a mile'
:and a half from the letter, and a mile front
Mound battery. h oommatists Cape Fear river,
here widenedalmost to a bay, and is manned
With some splendid guns. Probably three thous
and stand of arms could he gathered , up
~these works. Weelse captured some ninety
head of mules and horses, several wagons and
carte, and one small steamer loaded with 250
bans,of corn, and a quantity tif ammunition.
The interior of Fort Fisher was the most com
plete picture of destnietlon and desolation It is
,possible to entinelve.' -The dead and dying lay
thickly strewn along the parapets and upon the
'plaid behind, as well as in the front. The bomb
proofs were crowded with- man,y Of. thiswowided;
estimated by' one of otir 'Burgeons as high Its
WO. The parapets and traverses won plowed
and corrugated by. Shot and shell in every dime
lion,eswell ?as the sand plain in the rear of - the
wors. The barracks Inside the bastion wcro
shivered into atoms. Larne Colurnblade along
the parapets were dismounted and strewn in am
finial amid tEe *reek ortheirbraken carriages.
- everything evinced a merciless-and moat infer
nal rein of death dealing, and destroying missies
that ever the world has seem -
The first Union ilag - finated over the Fort was
thatof the 117th New York Volunteers. After
General Terry 11.1 d returned from the capitals
tlon-cf Fort Buchanan our enthusiastic soldiers
clustered about him and set up a snrcessian
of
musing cheers for their victorious chief. 9 - toys,"
sold the Gen-rat, modestly.. removing Ins hat,
"I think It her who Should propose that cheenf
be eirrn• for yon."
The Jtowid's correspondent says: As I write
'the sky Wen and South Is covered with dense
masses of black smoke. — lt is evideut that the
enemy are abandoning all their works in this vi
cinity, end 8011115 think . that they will not make
an effort to hold Fort Caswell.
At high tide this morning the light dratmht
plea boats and dotible enders crossed the bar end
entered the river. They are nnw steaming up
- towards Wilmington, and, as_yet, have encoun
tered •no resistance. The Ironeldes was hit
about forty times, .the Santiago and Do Cuba
four Aimee. The monitor Canonic= was
struck forty times end had sixty holei in her
smoke-stacks. Other vessels were bit in pro ;
portion, but no single one wat disabled. Among
the artillery captured was ono Armstrong gun,
said to be the Ant taken from the rebels.
FROM WASHINGTON
Letter Item Rental' , Fmenden Re
garding the Coaxes Laws.
RETURN OF THE. EXPEDITION TO WARRENTON
db°- 't22o,
WaanneFrosr, Jan. 19.--The. Secretory of the
Treasury, lx;qa letter to lion. E. B. Washbame,
elialrman of the House Committee on Commerce,
says„tbe numerons one - Meets 'resorted to to evade
the Customs ;awe and defraud the intennes,
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especially on the Western and North-western
frontiers, render, additional legislatkob 111;hly
dmirable. l e snbrolti the draft of 'a 'Mir to re
tire pint of the Act of March '3d, 1812, which
ek - pircd by limitation, In 1817, since which time
Ditto exlited'bo euthority thr searching ear.
rime and other land veldelte, other than those
crossing our frontier,.. It Is propose:110 rethre
thus authority and to extend the previsions or
the 68th section ,of mammon-net of 1799,
authorizing, the searching , of of houses
tinder TftM".jrnlielall warrintat tei-insAntors.'
Thilie believed le,be neeewtry, an =say of Mot
collectkos 'Marta" sh burs that , the deter
„consequent upon. procuring the &Pedal authority
now require/I.llnm .Collisetors, naval tonic= and;
eurgeons, for serving out search-warrauts, to be'
executed at pointer remote from tlfeport of entry',
bas frustrated the objects sought The Seermary
thinks • It would
_, add materially to the
-ermiency of the law if the and beside of
burden, with an that appertains to Dunn, were
soldeetasi to forfeiture, Its la provided by the bill.
The other reposition, regarding - the gh:ing or
terrintemy by others interested'in forfeitures, at.
believed to be necessary to an efficient ereention
cf the revised laws. . /
Comptroller Taytor makes a stateteent of Sirs
paid'' Dom the, approprtaticsinforiCaliforala.
expetmesof,the Canter for the year
endrorDecomberlilet 186 t, atassuntingto 137,90 0 whi,th $15,400 was paid to - Mr. / Starts, coon
?actin prize cases.
The cavalry expedition of tire' kmdrod men
Ctiaz of detachments of the Bth /Unas
• u •cier command of Col. Cleadennin, and l the
.13th and 16th New York undat Col. Clendemain,
which 'started from Prospect has returned
.harinei scanted through Fairfax and Louden
'counties as Tar as Warrenton. They found ao
,lar;.tt b Ares of rob As In-arena but brought In
tornty4ive horses and 11 'prisoners. During
',Friday; Col Cltandmnivi with his command
dry hed - into Leestmrg and captured mall eerier
With letters from red In Itoseterts division of
It eel eargir7 now stationed in the Shenandoah
to parties fa Lo , den chunty. In this expniltion
tbr I.:Mon troops did not loan age& num.
c Mr. Littlejohn called up the joint' resolution
_to appoint &committee to investigate the treat
meat of the Ind*, by the civil and military an
thoritien of the. United States, arhich was
parsed; the comtaittee to consist of throe Sena
tors and four mkuit Wn of the Lipase:
The Po4ma6, ter General has ordered the re
-op( Meg of-the poet office at, Satan - nob, placing
It : in the dodge 'trf Jarnea - S. hillss of that city.
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The Marta
.e Net, from ',Bleh_mcind,...:Erre Pirate
ere ent - Aolast
ter before the WU' Committee.
Sturial,itertern .itasoetate Prim Enimaleh.
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Nswirbits:don.lo,—.The Irerld editorially at
taches' much Inrportenee to the news from Mai
m! od papers 'published to-day. E tanks that
lc
ce.r detiltm with, these Richmond • stories Mr.
lbr i ir's Silence since his return, livery Algol&
fart, while the Impreesionilhas been given that
td hlng , has tanked (tom - ids, mission. Ii Is
yi.; , sible that other and more toraddable "negoti
ations may follow' Mr. Blalr's Interview with
The military connotation to try' &plain Bell,
of the Lake Erie *Meg, adjourned 'front
Ithinclay, until Friday 77 on request ,of Captain
Ittil,:that 'counsel 'xiiight be aasimsed him. The
wasmiferred to the Mar , Deportment,
and an answer Is canceled by temorrow.
. _The Aincrican consul at'lferana latrine col;
htior EMper that the rebete Are staking out the
harbor at /E. Marks, on the western coast of
•Florlda,Ao make it available for blocksde run-
I:he ..rspress says: 'A moretneet..is newgo g
in
on , agninst trondoent persons tm
preSif the opinion that the (illy Is, now In our pos..
The lirreirrs Washington special says:, Gen.
Tho hr's now hefore the Committee on the Con•
duct of the War. •Ile said the Fort Fisher fall
tire , Sins the occasion and not the cause 'of his
rttntrrat.'. He considered that be was cleared of
that and claimed that he Lally right to go
through and explain his whole courm, slice his
pp ointment to the command of the. Dupirtment
of Virginia and North Carolina.
Ittyltsl Raid on !lards - town, Hy.
. . trolseirt ts, Jan. IS. ---A party flip-rt.:II la Un
der Pratt and At'Gregor, n enurolidntlon or aarer
' al iabt,d,. at thin: o'clock yesterday male a limb
ltd.° flar.;lrloartt, for the ' , galore or reedrering
1,111! of their /711.!1, Julln . 'WU:nano, in,lnnred, In
' pit' inn of. flint plove.. -- ' .....—''',,, 1 ~ .'.-
Ilardsttiwn la garrhrove4 : l..7 it Artneheinal of
Fr decal r4hlleralUiller UtalMilli,',4lchi'LL
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The.gneirrlllaiftd. the dem( 0/3 aro an ,1 it Wan
•!' The.
gratind, - and the body of Mr. ban
!wiry Ires'rto§ ogled With U. _
,' '11:e horl& tlasliiretTegef.M.lrif6pkt i rid it beau,
Mal, Ott al Pratt o
- ut l'et Bull - were killed,
•Lleuts. , ..s tingly End Mskrlon!4nd several others
were it - molded. The guerrillas were routed and
:driven frero the' taint:. 'They *ere purltiert
roll) tbe darkwees of the aught lat . a . stop to
• the proceeding*. ... • -
(iii lever In Calliornla.:•Nevada Logleta
SVC Fox.'Norse°, Jon. If.—Much attention Is
now attratied sa petroleum. Aids.were Made
for .Coal Oil wells which will las sunk cm long. •
The Nevada Lexhainure pawed an artrofasing
feridgellusurance CoMPludes to tieis:#4.ootooo'
M Mote o I rNatlon ol ;kinds sur leeurity 40'Poiley
1.914Y*4
Biplosiop or Three Powder NM,.
' thtstirmln Ig.--Three powder
labillihekingLog to. the liatutrd PoWder Com Pant
4 IkOnslds, Raw mlieffrom tbLs city, exploded'
. this, forendloa, • killlng two men and seriously
- Woundlor, soother.
TS/)
LATEST SOUVELEEN sKiWS
fthatienis en the Fait vf Fort r!.oi
THE.FORT OF WILRIINUTON CLuSE
A North Carolina Paper for Rectin
struction.
CANE OF, REPOESENTATFVE FOOTE
New Tonk, Jan. IL—A Fortress' Monroe
correspondent says: The Raleigh Wily cornea.
out ope-nly'for reconstruction, owing to istestine
troubles. The Slate la filled with deserters and
outlaws and the State Militia hare thrown away
(bele. arms and gone home:
The fogowingis from the Richinotid Dispatch
of the'lith last: "274 /lin of Fart :Fisher.—
We jaresume this closes the plats of Wilmington.
It commands the Mein entrance to Cape Fear
River and will, we fear, enable the enemy.to
blockade the river. complhelyi giving them, as it
does, a secure lodgement on the left bank. •
"Fort Caswell and several other works still
guani the southern etannel of the river. 'Fort
Fisher is thirty miles below Wilmington. Some
regard the rail of Fort Fisher as a disaster, while
many are disposed 'to'comilder It a blessing' In
disguise. The latter; Whe are, it must be said,
a numerous und.seturible clans, contend, that, U.
mingtou as a seaport has from the beginning
deno us more harm than good. They say that
the goods Imported through it have been of little
good to ns, while Willows of dollars' worth
of onr.eolton has thence found Ito way into_ the
handrof our enemleis. • •
s ot Is proper to add tlfat possibly our forces,
which according to :Goo. Lee's dispatch, were
staking a hearydemonstratkai against their tear
may intake the fort.
.It was reported yesterday:that John C. Breck
inrldge woo made Secretary of War of the Con
federate States. We rould obtain no confirmas .
bf the report In °Metal circles. but there are
reredos for believing it. Breekliirldze was ex
pect4l to arrtypln.the city
'lt was aleo reported that 'Colonel Northrup,
Cninnilssary.:Geneta% bad beew displaced.: •
"Judge lieliburion, of the Cootedmate Coart
for the Dletriet. of Virginia, yesterday Isau.l.l
writ of habeas napes on the petition of 1.1. m.
8. - Febtcot member Of the Confederate
lion* of Representatives from Tennessee, com
manding Captain Ilugh ti sagged, Poorest :Use-,
and Of Fredericksburg. to bring before the Judge'
the body of floury EL-Foote, on Thursday
and Snow cause why ho
a ttonid not be set at
bberky Mr. Foote, in h!.l petition, slates tlfat
he had liceli arrested and held in custody by or
der of Captain Dmrgett, who:professed to be' act
ing by the order of one James A. Eted.t u p t Ocee e .
.tery ef War, Ac.
"Happily this =ater had been nettled' by the
II nro of Representatives, to whom it wan refer
red by the President, declaring 'that Vie, are of
the opinion that the good of the country would
not be ',observed by the forced attendance of
sold member upon the easel:ma of' the louse,
but that under all the eircumetanceli ~f the cane,
It is expedient that the military authorities dis
charge Liza from' custody. We' presume Ur.
Foote has already been Oct at Ilbirty.
"Mr—J. W. Singh:toe. of Illinois, a Yankee
pence democrat and peace commissioner, Ls Mill
at Lim Spntswood Hotel. tiie presence la the
city has not produced a great:Sensation."
The .Eramincr says Wilmington is closed and
wail probably be captured.; It recommends the
destruction of all the cotton at Wilmington that
cannot be removed. /
Canadian parliament Opened—Speech of
the - q;orergor.
tltiterfc, Jan. lfifhParilettrent opened to-day.
The Governor in his! opening epeach eon:ratta
n! ea the House on /the general prosperity and
contentment of the'ipeople and the continuence
of pence. Referring. to the ontrages committed
on commerce sold territory of the United State*
;by per Sons who have sought refuge on Canadian
sail he says : :In order to prevent the organiza
tion of ouch enterprise within the-Provinces and
to enable and to discharge effectually my dutlea
• towards' neighboring . and' frloodly Pow
ers I; hein . seen fit to orgautze a eye
teinl ;of/ Detective Pollee on the (notice;
and 'wfittfthe same dee have called odt for
permanent duty; a portion of the volunteer fares
the provinces. Stroller considerations suggest
ed tee propriety of arming the Executive Govern
wits, with stronger powers than It now pawn
set, for dealing with persons who while availing
• tinnuelvea Orfila fight of an slylum, always al.
10l txl On British eoll, . topsilUcat refugees, may
b tut oiled fed of the implied edillptions, widett,
tij resifienee Mengel us; theyegintreet- to .obey
Ake lasts and resPeCt.the Ptdlei of the ioTer4re:
A Lill framed for Ilia porpote will ho laid
Yore the House, asking an early. consideration.
The bovemor congratulates the "tonne on the
zeal ibewo by volunteers, and asks it i vote for
am Vies and necessary expenditure. fie Int:write
the Monte that the financial legislation of the
last seasick has been attended .wit c h snecesefhl
results; sod that revenue It largely Increased and
trade extended. In regard to confederation, he
says . : 'Circumstances afford an opportunity of
not merely, a settlement of the question of pro-.
vie , Lni'polit Ice, .hof the simultenrons creation of
ca. :nat ionality . Parillamentary I)M:illations
grtre opened by the Governoira of bitter provlocas,
gaud the penult was a meeting. it Qualme, cont.
pried bf delegates of all the Colonies, sail with ,
the eitiction of the Crown. The Conference
enue to the conclusion that a federal union on a
dealrable planiras remade. The propAwlacalon
Cu bodied a series of rosolatitom which, with
other Papers relating to the subject, will b., laid
lefdre the House. The general plan' Is cordially
approved by the Imperial government, and Im
perial IMuction will be given. . •
The flovernor pays, in coraMending this nth-
Jeri f "Its Importance It Is impossible to
on. ggeraie. It now remains to decide whether
this vast tract of ,country be consolidated into a
State, combining within Its district of country
nett, nail greatness, or whether the several
provinces remain in their. present fraginentary
and Isolated condition, powerless for mutual aid,
and incapable of undertaking a proper share of
In. mporodhility."
The'Home adjourned till Monday, when a
eonsideration of the speech will be taken np.
New *ork Money and Stock 3 1att.irs--.l>e..
cline in Printing Paper.
Speciai , trestorn A.m.:tete Peers Dispatch.
- New. Tome, Jan. 10.—The stock market Is
ierymMettled, its condition bordering on a panic.
A 'rumor is current upon the streets that, Mr.
Blair has returned to Riehmond with a repro
aentellre of the Government. Undefined &mute
henslons of the near approach of peace aro com
ing-upon the market In a generally weak.eondk
titu,:ableh appears to be the chief cause of the
jet tick, feeling. Goremintht stocks stympathise
with.the declines; tendency, and are lower. Pre.
fdrred stocks hare fallen during the day; strong
pressure to sell the entire relliyal llst, with very
little disposition to bay. All other stocks roan,
depressed.
In the Gold merlon to4laj the hails ale fearing
further milltany successes byfJrermaa and Terry,
and are also startled by peace rumors. Gold
timed at 208.
Money market fa unchanged, and Foreign
.I".chinge In not Is demand The Stock market
is firm. ' At the, Petroleum Board, sales were
thomania 110; Manhattan 87; North American
• MO; Buchanan 210; Routine 6300; Tack .265;
Occanla'Akh Petroleum heary at 50a51c for
crude, and 71e for relined in Lund. ,
The
trice of pring paper in thin market Is
We for quality
marl
the leading dollies.
'Blx - weeks ago the market. was - Linn at Ws;
but
the agitation of pablishera, for. a repeal of the
dety er,eatcd a panic and , It suddenly fail air
cents per pound. Thereupon the leading New
York dallies *bleb had Joined In thememorial to
Congress for the repeal, ;withdrew their pcation.
It is reported that the le.ading dailies:knee secur
ed contracts at eighteen rents. A largo lot
of 'half straw paper was offered to the 'l4steri
2 i,trefler. for 10 cents,cash. the latter declinleg to
!Aye more than 17 cents. There is a can:dace:Ole
quantity In the market, which la held at 21
rents. One large Cincinnati eataldiahment has
purchased several thousand resin: at 26 cents:
nod crier 19“dern pnblishers arc hero negyal
atir g forints, offering 10 cents, hut 26 cents is
art ed. The tendency of ilat market for paper
is downward. The Ifooton dailies aro paying 26
fir 'll curly. The lialtitnore .harris.aa has paid
21) echts Once Pere:MKT lilt.
roogreoo of the Fenian itrotheehoo,!...
CINCINNATI, Jan. tb.—The reports of the
puweedinms of the NVetlllfi Annual Congress of
the Feeler Brotherhood new Wing' hull fu this'
clip, th,t t lu t s ,een made piddle, contains but
little of Intewsl. The time no far has been oe
eupit.d In lira appoitaznent,of various business
eutrimitboin.
Mr. John 0. Muttony,' of :Yew 'fork. was
de•ten •Preoldent. The fbllmelng gentlemen
Viet ;presidents t
W. Norse, St. Louis; P. W.
Maim; T 11111010; Captain But:fold, New York; M.
o . l filn,lndidita;pr. Doody, Afasimehumettni
I.:ouuei Ldulevalo. ' •
Mectiugs, open to tbe piddle, are , bald overt'
1/101t,and ndamssen are msde proudneut mem—
hi is Of theordar (0. lar,to.otuf eutheauttlo op.,
ditutet. : '
• • yroni the Potomac- Ara:o' o ,
itranu trrros Astitet.ine Polemic,' Jan. tn.
ni*a of tho fall or Port Metier-`reached
hero this rprcnarni, and. La !icing neut. to the'va,
-riouscoriis hcadquarters, and fromtlaanco to the
anny; - There is much rejoicing, nlolag theilinos.
A solute tens dirpd at jaw:olio honor of tile gin.
ri namregif.'
p
• ' oi4 t
arii
(d don 'mynah of tho lino
i acfaialldaya,lut he robela scam bony Inlay
lug from place to Nam, as though proparing for
amore of some kind.
1 T 81; tiltiffl,
XiNlllllll I !
•
11
~OfNo-ToN r. f In.
• - S . P,Sllllfif. t •
1-1 , ,srrli ;0111111:n of r.d al.'
ramp
lOW.ittiloll pay and tit.atirs: nMittr
Rofrrrod to Military Co6mittee.
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Caturnitt„or.,
pi rind back thu rricilraltat of thank% to (corral
Fisher. his trers and melt, far
was passita. their ooniile at
Fo The rtainintlon an r
la.
tnonaly.
Mr. Grimes from! the Naval Cominittee re
posted hock the resolution nod thankA to Admi
ral' Porter and his oilicersNamd men. Passed
unanimously.
Mr. Chandler called up the hilt entitled "Au
net to regulate commerce
.between the several
atates, which authorised' any railroad to con
vey passengers and , malls from one State to an
other. •
•
..
Mr. Johnston maintained that Congress had
no right to passe law which would interfere with
a charter granted by any State over the in=
terns! commerce of a State which has en:clefts°
Jurisdiction, and the Cupid States could not
obtain Jurisdiction over the territory of any State
without its. eminent. .If a navy yard-or arsenal'
was to be built Congresi Pad Brat to geklhat con
sent beforp it could locate such establishment. It
was at one time concltillod that the right of es.
tabliihing postai:Beet:And post roads gave Con.
mesa thin right to make Filth roads, hat it Ind
since Breen deeded Py high Judicial authority,
and It was now generally conceded that this was
enlyi a right 'to designate established roads;
Ile contended for the right of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company to collect. a tariff ou
maser germ and freight fer the benefit or the Slate
of New Jersey, cid for the right on the part of
the 13altlinore and Ohio 2.41104 d Company to .
collect a tariff for the benefit of the State of
Maryland. 'A state had a perfect right to pre
scribe the L eonditioni upon ' which a charter
sLould be granted. Thu measure beibro the San
ate he regarded as deatructive of the principle of
state sovereignty.
On million of Eh. Morrill, the bill was post
poned till Tuesday next.
Mr.,Mlilson called up the bill to amend the act -
di being - 111e pay of army talicers, which defines
!lola brevet rattle shall not entitle the holder to
ally int cease of pay. The bill was passed.
Mr. Wilson introducc4 the following, which
we. - referred to the Committee on Finance:
Pooch-at, That the ape: Pal Income' Lae, an '
ilia - lard be the Joint reaolni ion approved July 4,
.1014, now remaining napaid by persona la re
celii of salcrieb from the United Statoi ti iron,.
meat, shell be levied and eeiholod in m.,,,thl y
inetallmuata of equal amount, be the di:ilia-ling
tavern, timing tbnyear of l'ilill, the 11c.o. Mat all.
meat tio reel' to be deducted from the payincut
next 'allowing the 'passage of this reaolurion ;
provided that ,r any persona cu „Erf the employ
cf the Government shell resiart or bo discharged
prior to the lot of January, I Sad,, the amount of
emir aperial lax remaining unpaid at the date of
nut li resignation or di.rharta shall be Jet:LC:MI
from liar thial payrner.t to he made to se.lt per.
Nolte.
Mr. Shrrteen intPritineed n lira in emend ilte
alt-to t nroutitge immigration, widen was re
ferred to the Committee on FlOll,l. it f0r!,j,14,
ender the pent, Ply of imprieonment nod fine,
any Intercourse with emh,-rents hefor!
eiteld• by Permission of the Commissioners of
Emigrants, and any rsstraint on the liberty
of an emigrant or attempt to Induce him by
any Improper 'means to enlist in the halted
&toes priny or navy, art punisLattio. It
also authorizes ihe inspectors of passengers
to ;meet any person violating the nig for the
Intllnge of passengers, and amends the slid act
in
et-Tern) neetlona—the better to insure the com
fort end protection of taissent,-ers, and reqqlring
lirte to ho kept of the ZJCO, nationality, and.pro
pr ~01 place of artliement of the emigrant, with
to
a stement of the deaths on the passage, the
num ifest to he sworn to• by the rapt:do or mas
ter. It Also requires the captains of passenger,
ahlps to pay for the death of over;
peceort over eight years oil, the sou of
ten dollars t 6 the Collector of Customs
or Superintendent of Emigration, to be a fund
for the relief of sick and destitute emigrants.'
It enthotizenthe Superintendent of Rnsigrathm ' •
to sue for the 'collection or Sacs Incurred under 1
this net, and empowers him to emplify clerks for
his assistance ander the direction of the Beiru
t:try of Stale.
Alter the conaideratiOn of some private bills
the Setate went Into executive Ft`kil3ll, nod tone
aft, r adjourned until Monday,
ifoutix.
Mr. wiled attention to the farts el:end
ing the trial and conviction of Major It. Matt
ing., and catered a resolution, Irhla wan tUlap.
ltd. directing the Secretory or War to commun
icate to the: Howie the record of the ewe of the
ofticcr whose sentence far fraudulent Amite-atter.
natrit of 1P.1,1100 was committed, to loss °frank.
pay end emoluteetit Tor lie months. The Ifonte then nutde the amendatory enroll:
meet hill the Mier for two weeks from to-day.
Mr. Breedegee offered a joint resolution ten
dering thanks to Gen. Terry and Admiral Tor.'
, ter, and Wanes them to the army and navy for
the rapture of Tort Fisher.
Alter debuts:44oam gentlemen for an 4 others
of Immediate :salon, the roI2IOIQUOI MU re-,
fened to the Committee on Naval Atfatra.
Mr. C,'r, of Ohio, allured a resolution tender
ing ilia - aka to Major General Thennts for break
ing and, driving the rebel forrrs from Tcnnesaee.
tun was referral to the Cooing:tat
Aillhary
The :tipeaker announced Moors. Smith, of
of Kentucky. Schelleid., of l'encAlvanta, J. C.
Allen. of Illinois, flub lard, of Crtjpecticut, and
I.ln.wn, of Wisconsin, as the fielert;Commitsee
yesterday' suthorised to be appaiired to investi
gate the dnged' charge of corruption and mal
feasance against Lucian Anderson, a member of
th e Itee.,e of Representatives, In connection
with Lb, proceedings of General payee In Ken
tucky.
Ou motion bf Mr. Stiller, of Tort, a res
olution was adopted instructing the Committee
on Alfain and Means to enquirciatil the expect'.
curs of summing. one per cent. mi the Orel
iii
hundred dollars of the income tax.
The Committee on the Pacific raillroad re
ported it dill to aid In the eonatrvetion of a rail
counemitig the Pacific hoed from Cantor
nle j 0 it° Colorable flyer, Oregon. The consid
eration of the bill was postponed else weak - from
today.
Iql motion of Mr. Elliott the Committers on
Commerce was Instructed to Inquire Into
pediency or artienditny' Ib ateantletat low of
JS. 3, by provltlint safeguards In the appoint
ment or pliru.s by meat boards appointed for the
purpose, with lucre to report by bill or other-
31r. Pendleton llama-aced a Joint resolutlcei,
which was referred to the Committee o.lllVays
and Melina, declaring that the Ilfty per cent. du
ll" on briporte,by the act temporarily inneriadng
so ,h driller, approved Ap:11 20, 1801, were due
and payable only while the said rod was in riper
m hal, and that all exceed of dudes paid In ru-
Nuiltd.
Mr. Noble latrodttied a joint resolution, witinh
wt s referred to the,Committea on Military At
tain!, tidd the Secretary of %far be Instructed to
rhr...refit, in any draft hereafter made, for the
ono lannartA day* men from Ohl and other
Moira.
t Mr. Itubbark of Coon.inffertrthe following:
WursmAsA circular line been timed by
Prerost23lajahal-General Fry which la le the
following words. "Irar Znpartavait, Pro. NM%
(Ore, IrmAlnpreet, Ant. Z. Circular Mu.
I.—Tho attention of Acting Provost-Marshal.
Ali vomits of Stake, and boards of enrollment, is
milled to the fact that the unotas assigned under
the call of -
Dec. 1004 Midi, for 300,000 non,
mutt not bo reduced except by actuates:Mita:mos
In the army, nary and marine corps gilled the
loth ulllutor (Pound) Ji Web 11. Poe, Pro. Mar.
41114 whereas, finch order is unlibt to •
'localities. Wet lave .hr good faith tilled their
.Motet( by enlistments its adratlec of said call:
therefore, be II . .
Resolved; That the Committer-he directed to
Inquire whether same nteamre. strit.' tint be
adopted to oblinte the hardship that would re
melt by Inch a construetioa of the law, and that
they report by bill or tolberwiso. -
) A ir...Schen( k remarked that the PtstTo' , M M tr
awl General had, lea conermation with him
exPlnlind nit Mjeelional oirpy, Full credits
would be, given for all men pit in before the
,f There was n,. locemilly fur lit,,
10044.4, X lb, resolution es or,
Sig - 00 in coy ret'llen nr
lcrmli , t.
.sfr. Ilubbard rill:drew his re. 404111100.
sir. Schenck ...lid - the Milt entendeinry of the
...veil...eel arc wan not printed. TM. Onerait
tee on tillitary Affair, tool tnatlO the amend-
Inertia an f..IT nn pnertblc , liorlUgLt tiew the
f.;rvater t dirleitcy'm its oper/O10:1.
Thr rontO•li. at or the bill was assigned for
this day two t. retie.
i The Hon.., then mutated On consideration of
Eseentire, Judielal and I, o , ll.ttive Appro.
I , r - helve bill. Tile' clause app. ...printing two
millions of dollars to pap thin nceexsarictientees
In currying into cirect tiro sercrti tic t 4 of can,.
gents nerbuizing loolulluld the loot.. of Trims—
my noire, boring been rood, o!fer.,l
nn • ninenthnent apprmirmting do addition $1,.•
117,000 for procuring dies and stamps fur
piloting awl circulating Site holm.
Mr. Waebbitneotfered thn amend'
mint- to l'oyabore , , "That nOtorther
tarn . shall' be MIMI; ;for'Om. blPeriment le , the
system of hydraulic Watling; until. mush- expert
' (emits shall be duly authorized by. law,. and a
dlstlam apiropriation made thureflo."
Afro WitibberrioneKtillet&ideorPrlntilltT
'n dpensiVo one, which, after a trial of more'
than twenty years, had been aband.need. Three
thousand hitd_imen expended to print
ing,land s 3l2 , o geleootin. - ,The tummy Itad'been
Ashen by Messrs. Spencer, Sl'Clark, Dr. Stew
art and OW/fleeter the parpaxe of taming the
prielnicniand these Mien had tilled a careat
Ibr a pate at the expense of tie °prorate:at.
Mr. Al sold that some of the state,
meta.t of Mr. Waibbarne were accurate, and
cot. Cemgreats had authorised the TINA,
MIME
JANUARY
.- ----- —my 1- , n;tattrontt ul ( ni 7 eili..l! a pr 'trio^ blare In
Unihr,lll In a / 4 11n . n. V, In.L 11.4 I , , n n'n. W..'
II: pncanan•re of pn:lllyn la ..... 11..- in Inr.n.,tion
n tt; that teere had been totp- a bortrrrti In ott
t :Tehtn it•,•l 'rimy note a, ! t. ,i, bid Ir• I. I ..,-
f• .7 lalned tit C.,: Traornry lh f , ..:IIIIInla, till: Atte
t rot a nail In.:I Itrn ~I%nd than hic I boon 1.4.
.1 r. AlotrilPs a0. ,, ,0n.i•1 i t ,14 inn,' I in. • -
'TN , bill mainly !mond,* for-the :marls* of
ofEetirs arid cners is Oh? earl Ms dopartinroti of
!i the Gorernxtent, mud for nzpoosea or the Ter
i)
I .. r .‘ ho nd ri d es otn e a
r a I. 1:
f l 2 .: 7 11 L
w e C I : m u e
n i i en t ,
o k. j ..
,;41 A xm ln
e n n o::th t t.:: •
items of, the approprottion is one tomtit,' thou
rendered by the thine. of 'Claims. The second
section of the bill wes'itmended so as to lix Via
compensation of the Assistant Treasurer in Now
T ark at / 6 ,000, and eateries' of the Assistant
Treesprera In Philadelphia, Roston and St. Innis
at $5,000 No, per tinntnn to commence frau!
the 4th of Match next, and ,
continue Ha longer
than two years from that date.
A motion to strike out this section watt agreed
to—ayes 'X, nays :if).
The was bin passed, and the House . thea ad.
turned.
FrGM Cain) and Below.
'Cerro,Jan. 17.--The steamer Mollie Able.
~..
fr ra New Orleans on the 14th, has arrived.
ho steatnehlp Cromwell wind(' sail for Now
Y kon the 14th.
The hull'cif the gunboat Indialiola, which was
sunk by the rebels nearly Iwo years ago, has
been raised, and found in excellent condition,
and will be elibuill. - • ' .
The rebel General Dodge, who commands the
District .of Mississippi and East Louistans, hes
eatabliihed . r bii,headquarters at Woodville and
begun a tncialolgorous rule. The vaporetti pun-
Ishwient onkr of Col. Beutt- has-been revoked,
and Instead Dodge levies a tax of se4 per bale on
all cotton taken to. the lnibk.of the Mississippi
Aver.
•
The expedition under Gen. flraymitn, which
left I'lealln co the II th for a r rald through Coo
emdia parleh,:rrturnrd with several prisoners
and cite Mandrel] nod seventy head of cattle; It
alco 1 rtalie•ttrasseceril Windsor gnerrillas.
The guabos(Littis-Itebel recently made a re
rounoissanetiV}ied ricer as far es the, mouth of
Black rifer.MOlttruke op s picket elation near
that NW.. Rrlfiver In out of Its banks and
atilt ' •
The NattlieS r -etatirier, of the. Flth, mentions
the anise] of erFht or, ten rebel desertion farm
texandria, fme•inno, who report a ems!' rehel
A me at that place fortifying, in expectation of
Or.iliter Federal expedition: Shreveport has
h• en inedirrery rtrunte• It liai e tarrlaon of four
or Ave huudred - men. itx - rliian has a re,;imerit
of t mops at. Ti lull 'fhe deserters ware of the
"Idaho, that Nnithern imolai:ma could - easily be
l,rotaltt untlea-Tederatrtle.
Viekslotrg riknatite that from slxitjo one
Lundred liras wernjosi (mostly solillars belong..
log to e.New Yorleieeintent, nunabaitolpiscil.)
Icy collision of the etoaaaers Plohy stud Kolar,'
the limner boat qerli , o•dy damaged. .
Thee, Is co ttat.qu In Lilt Nms• Ofierms roar.
11r F.teittner Cirndalr mrrirc.l freml AWatp , lis
;:] Gva.F.ral Gilmore 33d eusort. Thu
I . lurng enipLii E.,: 3 163.1 or nit•
The rechiphi or cotton • po.tor...tay, trom
00o:eight •
--
r I tilelar 0 Rel/t1 Rohl Throoch the New
. Engin!' d•ntatra' Itttmored.
~.p, stet 1, all.' Elf 4 ~roc:a a rte., Illaneuch.
Naw Yottx,,:lan. lfte--Tha TrOtakos Montreal
r,...r.ri oneont "alvmf . The rebels . In Canada de.
a'gr, i I e •al ow,: of the Clinton Mac ' , mono. dos
corm mon Plana:bolo:, and raid through tho
M, r: F.1.u1a:,11 (h alts. At the prison the machine
ah .pm, rolling, trill and fonndry arc to. ha des
troyed end the tto rlcta ;deco* 1, taunt of whom,
t is belleiedi:arlit'accompolty the raiders to
I.:a I tslonr,„ .
At the latter 'lace attermirc barracks belong
ing -hi the Getcrutnent are to i.e deEtrosod. The
iVA101R11101141.... ratt lattice and Buda era to be
'plamd; red and- the, entice town pillaged and
1 . M.P.O.- The-weal Is not to be done by the
rethdeJ in Canada. A conidderable number 110»
hero detailed from their regiments hi the rebel
War ncporlditilt; to - instal in the enterprise.
Terse nom hap* ill Nattily made theft' way. North,
and many of them are stow concealed With their
friends in Ilahlmom and NeW York. '
- A few of lira others aro said to have colonized '
la Plattaluon and other Ewan,' In northern New
1" , , rh. All are In r , .mnuanirallon , with the idyl-,
err; nod awalting their orders. The whole, plan
of operational la detalled.‘ The propooed route la
LIM to he from Plattaburv. across Vermont, New
fitinpahlre and hiatne, malt driven. Tie lead
ere rialto that thuds numbers wilt entitle them to
the consideration efl btiiitterante.
The sreretary of.. War Ina ordered those
who ;so from emanate to rep( rt to ccrtairsolleers
within the State of lint York', se us not to rio
.l,t!, 4r, 3 , Eli m Alttrt..gleag Atit44,.,.....
The Paper Dati*lsidlaa- armada.
New Tent, Jan. 19.—The Ways and Means
eniutnlttee heard tergtunents Inlay on tho ques
tion a repealing the papa. duty. The parer
TEM era are In Washing - ten in force making a do-
terminid opposition to the repeal.
The Cemmittee in int•eati;ato the iudian
frauds 16 ready to Cl , l3lElittlee work.
Askance.* liteniitr.
I.4rrnore, Jan. 17.—W. D. Snow, Senatnr elect
frem Arkansas, Is in the city. Ile has informs.
lien 'a Noll like', p.c e•rti , a-ity of deerton
toesend A doukt, more than the quorum of the
legislature being lresent.
- -
Diana of a Penneylranian at Ottattanot.ga.
lavtran, Jan. lU.—Dr. Robert Montgem•
ery Front., Surgeon of V. 8. Volunteer', of
Crown, Pa., died at Chattanooga yesterday.
Fort Fisher
- ---- •
The Itiatory of tide war data not afford a pre
cut.' to the succesefol •sweau:t on Port. Fisher
of coarse no other war does, for In no
-War till the Crimean had - the present system of
earthwork defenses been tested, and la the Cri
mea there le no instance of a successful assault
upon any work. till It bad hem regularly ap
proached by elaborate and protracted siege ope
rattails. Now for the ant time Is a really for earthwork carried by a direct assault,
and to a military slew,jherofore, the storming
of Fort Fisher le probably entitled to ha reckoned
the meet brilliant, as It SUrtily b the molt re
ntarkabie, victory Of the war.
Prin. ViAtt.l. was the strongest fort in the
Booth. With its extensive system of outworks,
cmistrut led at leisure by the bost engineering
talent Mlle Ctmfederacy, rail op for the sure
dr fenee of the silk, remaining port Into which
bleekaderunnersugalatly attempted to eater,
immeasurably treglettell to the external support
ot the Itehellion, kerne deemed, and within a
ttnight hat'beettettodelmed by the General
aho emitionnde all thei s t std forces, absolutely.
hut rennebio. We postgeoms yet no exact ac
count of this work, bird Re !tattletale strength
may Judged from th e fact that It
lot, remained uninjured after the most.
uteLdous navel bombardment which any fort
eudnred, that Its parapet told stockade Were
llfl , en feet Mr h, end that Idler aportion of the
piriTA was I t,potteission of the aSettliting
eel, ma the remainder, :Of the fort . defied their
eflorts fur seven'hoursand .satti reinforcement,
had been brought up, The carrying %venom of
such a work Is amepaeh In military - history. As
the 3loititorilkterrinise light wan, to naval
warfare; as the breaching of Pulaski by
light 'guns at eighteen hundred yardii Was
to emenested torts 'on land, so may the
stormiug of Fort risk* ho to the newly-vaunted
earthwork defenses. The evor.osaillating • en
ptriorlty of attack ntoPtlefetine whleli for three
' yearS hat been aullposet to be wait, the latter,
rasa to-tray with the Ginner. ITendsta Is better
The , "'sorry of 'Vauban defied Ulu'
weak Artillery o, ris e n' half of the cent
mud when that ,t; oil, the earthwork:Sof
Todileben agate re,torocl the odds to defensive
warfare, bid the genius and the resolute will of
one commander aided - by the unequaled valor of
his troops have neutralised and overpowered the
beet engineering science of the day. and at this
moment no fprtliteation is secure against assault.
Alfred it. Terry, Item et Major General United
Staten Vriliniteero, Is the hero of this new sue.
verei. Ftineated n lawyer, never within fifty
rah sof Vie.l Point s n child of the people and
seldier In Gar trot from this baglunlng for mu
it 14 who has woo hr R sla„rin
day n fintiOn:.l rano and a professional military
renown net Inf -shit t o the proudest. General
Terry seat ime or tho (011. Thin who before' the
war P.III 1.11C11 , ,e1.f,11:7 of preparation font, who
htdped to pot hip t rttt (Cennoctieut) In prepn
ral ion for It. tied SOlO (ICVOiell his owl, sonnies
10 Its opproachlog demands. ..11e was among
the 11itvt In the licld, has *erred steadily and now
at n bound relishes the. blithest place ittautis• the
soldiers of the Ilepublie.
- 9I prat:Geo! value of this Ane,6liS two-fold:
The port of Wilmington: 1s closed n11(41164
rguinrt bk ) Chllde-1111111114, and the towli
Rolf Is
Imminently threatend. 'The thrmet is by far
the most important, but the capture of Wil
mington IS a success to which tee limy look for
ward eq. extreiriely rateable av Closing an !airpor
t:int line of railway. Whether it eau La- Imme
diately attempted will tleriend en the streugth of
Gen,Terry's force.—.V. 1 TrTh..
le
• SuratAt 6, -;triri.c.!nitaxsToN.—Yoli. tlmt flea
Sternum le Ito near to Charleston:lt will barren
by our rebel fair:tete that the , JlG.reor l , or Mut
city, pronouneee n glowing-nrol;rlaboraie
inwnpop hint end hie army...he-admiration is
I . lll bOilllnCd. But It la eery.iluyeruimon the rubel
troop* thereabotla, whom itthzeribus m a law.
'lees mob, end elinracterir.es on
find article a 1.1 *the Courier to the 1 1411;0: 41PCt.
j.kah Journals am in - a,terralltrrap with
theirjundtte and their sotalled r and
will donldlias he greatly reloleel when Sherman,
whom they greatly admire, paje them a wait
with ble army, which they so profoundly
hip. to this rosily 'loath (lacon war
o*, .
CITI int_ SUBURBAN.
The N're.oh—tat Ilonsio
sr. 10.—The trial of the ;41-41
id lamc Ne. 1,17.1, indirled for tho murder-of
frank fits, was roamed at nine o'clock this
The crioultialloo of the Conirrienrralth was
• routinual. Win. Moore, Patrick Tape% Eld,
nerd Tape, Thoznas.Darin, and Edward tr:d.
tors were examined at considerable length, lint
their testimony was mainly mrrai , orUtive .r the
farts and circomstances testified to by the other
1 ' 'witnesses, a synopsis of whose evidence we have
”. already 'published.
TIICP. 3 I ) ATPTTIItNOn't
The'testimony for the commonwealth won eon
eluded shortly after noon, but as nothing new
besides that which we gave yesterday mornies
was elided, It Is not necessary to repeat It.
Mr. Coyle then opened the defence by briefly
addressing the jury.
Dr. Kearns was the first witness called, who
team:led that he bad attended on Ott after ho
was shot. Found a gnu shot wound lu the
cheat; the wound was of a serious character,
but not neceesarilyfatal; it was not of itself mor
tal. of which be Is constuced by the fact that the
deceased survived the wound so long. Ott was
very obstinate In following out the directions Ia
regard to diet,,(te.• visited him twice a day, and
Limn once dolly; Olt was not confined In a suit.
able bed-room for an invalid. Ills opinion is
that thflammation of the lungs was the direct
cause of his death. The conduct of the patient
Pproduced the Inflamatiorr. binwou rise from.
it bed and sit In a chair with night-dron on,
thereby exposharhiteself. If Ott bad followed
- my treatment my opinion is that be would have
recovered, but em tot positive. The Wound
was' at the junction of the Cellar bone with the.
' bream bone, and was a dangerous one.
ThomoSNOrmlne, sr., was' next called. Was
at ?lemon's house on the night of the flit of No.
somber. ' saw Ott there; ho was wither party of •
0:1.-we; Ott called for drinks and invited friends.
ute to drink; Ott denied having ordered the
dri:Af.; Tape said If Ott called fora the drinks
ho would pay for them, and made some threats
And called Neeson names; do not know what the
thrtais were; witness sawn pistol in Pat Shields'
haudst, did not eve a pistol In Noeson's hands;
witness was struck with a missile that came
through the window or door; does not remember
what pessed after he was struck; some throe or
four ~-Lots were tired.
A comber of other witnesses were examined,
but their evidence was principally a rept:Monet
went has already been given.
Tile ratan as continued lest night, and will
proebly be eoneleded to-day.
Llpright Parlor Organs.
very tine. Parlor Organ has Just been bought
by a young merchant, a flue amateur player, for
Lls awe private Use. it is frorp the well known
factory tf Cnthart & ft. cabana, New Tuck,
tl..e patentees and ouly manufacturer: of .ho
stile of Parlor Organ. It has two banks
of key. Orj, n stops and an octave, and a
tithe of foot pedals, a swell pedal, a billows
pro:4 nod a bellows lever far separate, use. The
tarhtycf fitcloars, from the softest whisper to
the lull well of au orerwlichulng bodynfeenad,
is truly wonderful, while the touching and ann.
pathetic quality. of the tremelo stop is Indescrl
bat ty beautlfid.
_The infinite variety of combl
mulct., extremes of soil end load, great sire
plicitr of construction, enabling the patron:her,
with rase, to keep the Instrument In order,'are.
the characteristics of the Carhart Upri,ght Par
ley on s ma. . They are as well suited to parlor,
toe 05 for choirs in (hutches, and their adoption
by amateur performers cannot he too strongly,
re commended. The mate to this flee Instrument
ut,y be examined at 11. Kleber dt . Bna.'s Ware
rooms, on' Wood street, who are the sole agents
for the Gaiter! & Needham Organs. The price
of the above is MO.
Wakeham's Select. School..
This well established hastUnthm has recently
telt sod into the Control of Mr. Thonia . g. Wake
barn—his. brother, Mr. W. 11. Waßehant, haring
retired on account of-Illy health. The forma
t:anted gentleman Is a moat suctosefttl teacher,
Laving bad twelTo years' experience In the pro
fsr..ll.n. Fi, was for some time Principal:of the
VG.: tit Word l'ublle Schools of Allegheny, and
recently served a abort term as Professor 'or
Mail:mattes in the Western University--a poe
tic= which he relinquished It order to taste
charge of Ibis school:. The Spring. session opens
!be lint of Pcbruaryi as will be seen by refer
ent,. to the advertisement, and pupils desiring
to cater sbnuid t i ro .aotice,of their inter!.
- • • - -Tba Mariam Ttes - lifight:
We would .remind oar renders Wit Ralph
Waldo Emensee, the distinguished writer and
nebular. will Retort this evening, under the sue
pies of the Ttnsaysoa Club. The subJeet of his,
diseourae Ain's in America." it 10
lecture of superior merit, and has received the
hiFliest estroesiunic of the press throughout the
principal cities. hir. Emerson IF one of the
mo t tocible . wriurit in the country, and will
treat the sulject which be has choice in an able
and In:cresting manner. The members of the
T.o, y. on rion
,have done tillir_DtinoNt to •se•
rut,- to oar citizens a aWrit-S. of than class lee
u!. and hope they will towel with that lib
oral enceurneensent which ttniir et-,
fel is deserve. •1
Itapurtatit to Ell; a ''''''''''''''''''''
IPli the dd of Noveinlir, Thomas Baketrill ,
President of the I l ittslatirglt Solitary Coni
utittee, addrettsd a commit:tie:mina to the Mitt
tact Henttral at M r aeltlng,ton, requesting that a
arida! order tm issiml from that department, to
en..ttle At:third soldiers In hospitals to obtain
thetr pay Withillit their descriptive tibia. On the
10th inst. Mr. Itaketrellrecelvocla letter, thoingli
[[co. il.loorliend, informing hint that the Stirgeon
in charge of lite ITnited States Hospital at Pitts
berth ha. l , entlfroctrd to tale the proper ac.
tiro, to tatiltlr tile Et !diem riSerred to reeelre
It c:r pay. 'this' tea very flawly order, and iilo
snit in to he I,l:Wird 'Mai duty 111 , 11tedale thei
kit illy tin(.. of .lie. Dakmrtll..
• .1 Suvel Isivontion i
!kir. IL (1 :(.4.1(:-,th, of A:loginllb yr:lse:di, to
the pnbllr, zlooogh oar advortisoint columns, the
nmita of a n,:rel 3 . 1,1 !imp!, apin,ratus for
"ea — . do:inn—in other words, an improved
•
- dt . .ugh-tra, I,y 1,1, AW, of whirl( bread van be got
reedy for -.lnatdun in a fro* tanorg: The tray to,
furrithed wiry n• rube, which is euppliel With -
Ftemn flron, an or,linaiy kettle, 17 meatus of
glitll.ollßlle hoar, nod that requisite anionnt of
bind In 11 11 1 1Obt,111Sti to rola:: (he dough. In a
ahort . llrno. The sclilug of the grange." offer
alp Li In eidirely obviated, and tunny (Aline Innen
am:junco:, ov:aconre. • Iliad the ntivertlsertinnit
Itti•eed "
New . Oil Company Otganized:
Gnat Volley Company brgfict
fad yitlcKby (he ipp,iiilment of the fellow
•ing office, : David 184.6 V, l i (141(ICA.
fiblrls, Vice Pre6(4l,' nr. I. T. Fidniebteeir, Sec
retary, La B. M'a'ul. Trerumror. Direetors—:.
David hieltey, llzirry 81111.I4„10181 (air, 11. 8.
Raningtm, Jovhilt King.,l"(.lilia !Model, N. S.
lased', D. 8. (4 8,1,5, 8. '&1•0 ) (kr, jr.
eiTesm-CuAcit ()VIM
;,111.N7..—wc are Inlnritimi 1,. grIWCII):111
1.21.0'41T1;1 ht. .4011 ilibt a fate
times'--, lute a trap:-6tmeit. whit- uttvliding eteett
huh To UR: ttchtithorlit.ett ttt Oil City, Ott the At t ie
of which way; eltaem abont !My rek deep,
ALA ren e the cti,),,7,l,Litteta, earryltig with it tw o
of the Lttr.ics. the tt,.; I Ira breaking 10000
ih
time to v.O thetteietee,,, Th e ,t a e, c on t a i ned
thirteen tet,t ut.tors--ma one of whom, etrattge
tu say, tta% ..eritrusly injll red. 'Ma accident was
oaeaelened l.r the road buing blippery with lea,
cawing the uuncli to "Moo' ammo,
Acettetter ns pm I'mtrinym•stila natrect.tn.
—lt was rumored through the city iestenclay
eventng Unit a big 11 Ifnl ./rlask•up had occurred
to a passenger ir,Mll oil the Pennsylvania rails
mad. We arc gi, in slate, however, that there
was no truth lu the.reywt in regard to the pass
toner care. freightelraln had run - off tho
track, Mocking up the re/1(k by which the pose
racer train was 4 .lelnirixt live hours. There was
nothing strions reignited from the accident: Ss
the agent informti
•
tiununitt.o.—Teetetd ay Afternoon it again ,2oret
mt need entitling, and by evening' enough snow
had fallen to put the otrects In admirable condi,
lion for ttleiglaing. • The littaburghent---those
rho can afford ft-;-are mojnying u.rare carnival
'1:11 whiter ill the way of siefghing,'And blue
:Bea bare ',atonic necessarily fashionable. •
PUMA • Gcnirr,Wth. CatnpLel4 the mu'
who atele.Dr; /Liter's Lorne and huggy a couple
of wceLl , *goy, was brought Into (Jour& yesterday
evening, andplend gaily to theettarre. Ife eras
.overhanied by the policemen :near -11reeneburg,
and Las'been Jail Ltr several dal's.
Titintixa Autlaxic.4. seebrui "apply of this
gicat political ataintat boa betaireeetved at Pit
tork'a. Deers room: - ,'Illttoelt ban also the NH re
port or the ViSecl-12 talyko ease; „alike
books, papers aial.tosesalhea.
• Men'e Cork, - Soto : Water Proc . tf C f ali Boole;
Orate Leather and LOP.Boote, Belmont's, tiro-
Olaf, SOPpent, 'Gum 'and Beale. Over Shoes at
•511Clollsit Anetteitt . qmise;;ss FMB street. •
of the Fo
11a0Fevair. oVese iSt
tital.--BXt Card Pictures
ote party, etc.; eke., at Pinatas.
---
Dunne% Album and Poolect Books, at Pit-
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A # - T l-1 1
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! - ActinMal of Rev. air. Lynch.
Rev. Air. Lynch, pastor of the Seth Com
men hi. E. (lurch, Allegheny, was tried in the
-United Rates District Court, yesterday, before
Judge ReCandiess, on a charge of perjury. The
circumstances of this case have hem fully detail
ed, and are so well known to the community that
we need not repeat them here. Suffice It to say
that, after hearing the evidence In the exit!, and
the charge of tho Court, the jury ware not lone;
in Making op a verdict and declaring that the
defendant lilts not guilty. This ca.so conveys a
very iteportant lesson to every ludividutl, and
teaches the neressity of carefully scrutinizing
every document (especially an atlldavlt) before
Subscribing to the same.
MAilmrro Rim--The Ethuo-Poterian was net
so Well attended last night as formerly, owing,
probably, to the bad state of the sidewalks.
The exhibition in itself well merits a good house,
to ray nothing of the tine and valuabla presents
that are' distributed amongst the audience.
Among the presence, last night, were two splea
did silver-plated rasters,' besides many other
useful and valuable articles. To-night a China
tea-sett, of tiny pieces, and many other presents,
will be given away.
Rebel Money and Supplies la Tel/114
Accordirg to a statemuut of the Galveston
Neva, the planters and merchants of Texas have
thriven upon the war„ by tarnishing supplies to
thercbel artily. The earns authority says that
grain 1s delivered at the "railroad depata at the
rate of three dollars a bushel In Confederate
money, or "their equivalent," fifteen "man lu
.specie. The paper, dollar of the rebel Statist
4 therefore worth precisely five cents
Before the cornmunleatlons between the pro
ducing I
region of Texas and the rebel armlet
were cut by nor patrol of gunboats, four planters
alone In that, State (undated In one yeat two
hundred thousand boatels of corn end live hun
dred'and sixty thousand pound, of sugar, 'be
sides =lasses and potatoes, for the rebel cam
mlsearlat; but the market Is mow confined chiefly
within the titbits of the State,. and Is not likely
to be extended until the huthority or the goy
eminent is restored.
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TIIB
AMLITION Op SLsvPinr.--A movement is
fit fact among prominent Philadelphians, of
both pcilitleal Mika, to give a haudsome.dfuner
to those Democratic Congressmen whoshall vote
in favor of the proposed constitutional amend
ment prohibiting slavery. So far the list preach
Members embraces the natnes of Ocarge 11. Yes
man, of Kentucky, Austin A. King and James
S. Reilly tr, of Missouri, Moe F. Odell and Jno.
A. Grizvruid,of New York, Myer St rbucw, Josiah
Bailey and Archibald McAllister, of Perusylva
nia, and Etre Wheeler, of Intel:lmin.
KFNITCRY BLNATOII.—The election of Jaines ‘
Guthrie to succeed L. W. Powell in the United
Stnt...l Senate, frsm Kentucky, Is a bitter pill to
the true Union men or that State. The Lexing
ton Unionist deriams the cledion of Guthrie a
disgrace to Kentucky, and would rather hare
Powell In the Renato than Guthrie. Tfis connec
tion with the Chicago Convention and its rebel"
platform, is a stench lirthe nostrils of Kentuelth
dos irl.to earnestly rally round the old Union
flag. They prefer an open, manly opponent, to
a pretended friend, but a real enemy.
110 N. -AD.436.—T !in London
corrospondont of'tho Toronto Globe says:
The United 6tates have never been represent-
ed in this country by a man' who: has performed
(be appis dif 11 cult duties with snore talent- and
aldliTrilben Mr. Adams has done. He mixes so
much in satiety, be is so acute In his knowledge
df character, and ho. watches so closely every
torn of opinion. that ho must haahlo to .rande.rs
invaluable service to his owe - Government. ' - •
NEGRO SITPPRACIII.—S number of the rsdleal
republican Congressmen at Washington (heeled
-Mg such prominent men at Geor,ga W.: Julian Of.
Indiana, William D. Kelley, of Philadelphia,
and Schuyler Colfax, of Indlarie,) favor .- nezro
sullinge In the acceded States; while not &din !
rating it In the loyal portion. of the 'country.
Senator B. Gratz. Brown :and I'll:presentative
Henri T. Blow, of htissourt, faeur universal
snit - sego throughout to otb Not - it:and South.
(;04LR1:02 AIfDIIEW says, - In Ids annual mes
sage: ;"I know or. no more useful object to which
the emninonwealth can lend . Ile aid, than that of
a sinorenimt - adapted In a practical way - to open
the door of eratration young women who are
wanted for 'Welters, and for every other appro..
print& an.well domestic employment in' the re
mote !Yost, but' who aroliiing anxious and aim
less es Irelfbw;England.,!
A ohccarsiiir h just been published by the
Italian qinerzmumt reistLeg tahrtgattdantli.,Der.
Mg the unintfrot Octiber Were were kPled, cap
tured, and' surrendered, no - lpis thin • 3 , 46 brig_
and:, and between Janusz* and . Oetober'there
were SO4 dieposed of. It Is aktdated that, on ,
theist of November. 519 brigands 'remained 4
large. Since then about fifty have beentaken or
killed.
AINOTIILLU Essmorsiamr Foa WOrsisr.--ALady
in Wiseotadh.writcw as follows
"A young lady o f , lnellrehpeetabffityla engaged
here in one of the marble factories as asters
cutter. She has two dulturs a day, I
should recommend ath(rs to use the chisel and
cur t h e jaunty paper e. p. l should farther
advlu any lady to do whatever.ihn has a taste
or talent for."
A l'ittirrnaßti man in Savannah, who keeps
a.
Meth and jewulry .eetabllshmeut, SO S .
friend in Boston that ,when Itardeo'. forces <Tao
nate4 Savannah, they broke into his store sod
robbed it of ever,ythinc it contained. Ile had ta
ken the precaution to remove some of the most
valuable articles, and thus Aimed a ortlon of his
prcpetty.
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WhTISTER ALI> EDIVASID EVDRA77.--
There was just three days difference la the ages
renehtd by these eminent statesmen and friends
at the time of their re:spectire deaths. The for
mumps seventy years, alas ;unrolls and six
thly3, the latter scaly years, ult.., :aontlts and
Oa cc . dayA
---
AT the annual Convention of the Obit) nor
glitan q , -wers, et CdltrthUF, it mail resolved
that flirty-eight pounds be re , ”:7ll.led as the
alandarcli•onimereial weight of a basbil of cane
feC4, and rle') that the price fur ni intifiettning
genii syrup Fbenlilla une-half :he produce; •
fi lend of ours, who Woks at create .from
prnetleal, common-sense point of" dew, on
hearing the great news of yestrday, asserted
.that he did not wonder that Fort Fisberhad been
'captured, as the rebels were tertninly Terr74led.
.fress. • •
-
Tann comes a rumor from Washiegtea sot
yet well authenticatixi, that thu board
house keepers aro about to petition to ham tha
clerks in the departments excused from military
tility—the exercise kite.% the young men each an
appetite.
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"".1rA.130111, great ninny prrsonn wore die
d at the concert 14t night by the crying, of
your baby . .
I do wonder that sneb people
• .
will go In Comp.,
lititrcstAv poaltirely
ft,. to either officers...lr wen 04
• •
v ITT —of.conaurmificii, int:utter lb, lentf
3!
ot station, ArmitiOng PA., NA fi g
.t Ilfin PET, wife ul IL:C. Paritt. •
I um•rni from the' Fired PhtabyterLan
o et wet, at 9 'o'o/Oak e.llll ta, to
erd tit the Allegheny Cemetery. The friends Of
the G.o 11 , ate respectfully , incited to attend. • PLA •
f 'tt .—At Benton Btrrnrke, At—Louie, 316.,
nt the reeideneo of hin Inolther-in.law, Dr. Wte.S.
Wool's, of tliFtsee contracted In the itnny, ALEX.
eon
to
rga . and tne lte
A, IV: Bieck. D. of
the Sa d year of his a ge, Hew
The funeral will take •plice on FRIDAY the 90th
of Jaunary, ten; at tea o'clock In the mlentag,
from the "Undettaitcrie rooms of Fain:nail h. Swap.
• nn; corner of &Tenth and Smithfield sta., Pitts.
Itrgh, Pa.
' • 11-001 . ) S—Alao r leill be !tithed, at the amts
.11At/Glll BLACX,infantillughter
of Dr. Wm. S. and Mary. tz: Woods, Who died in
St. LOlll3, Mo., on .Ittly ist;'lBs.l.
The friends of the' family are Invited to attend.
]alight- •' • '
jETTEIiti OF A DIAINI.STILIT lON' ON
A-I the estate of 0 EORGE.A.II ATAft lota
of Versailles township, 'Allegheny County, decd,
ha t . log been granted Ao the undersl;ned the fle,--
lster of Allegheny GrotorY, all Persnas 1 . 104 °4 to
sold emote are requested to make Immediate Pal.
1114111 t, .those haring claims og.ilost the AA., t
presetit them for settlement,properly outhenti.
Imbed, to tbc. undersigned, at Ws residence in Vee
sullies tops-whip.
• STEPHEN. BAYARD, Administrator,
or. toand IVS. pitn:V/ANUe.
at Law, dth street' , Pittsburgh.. '
Yana.* :Luz Tr, Allegheny Co„ Dee. 1.1,
drl7•lnirdaw
pfiTt3BURGAI .4:-.(II(I.IiIiELLSTILLE
RAILROAD • COMPANY FIRST ALOR t"
GAGE.. TURTLE CREEK. DIVISION COS
STRUI)TION MENDS, .Holdtera are hereby nett
ticdthet tlio Interest coriprms on Ore ittmreltonds;
,Otie February.lnt, L8a3.111 1 ,0 14 Q -on and after
that day on presentation and'OLlVery at the once
of the . First Mitts/nal Rank of Plttibtr Wood
JalettatritaX, Seeretary tont Treasurer:
A-DAILINISTItATOR'N tatTOTIO,Ft.I--L0t
,.... ens otadatinistratioa Eta the est ite.of H UGH'
It. ZING, late..-ef. Rim 10,,,: 41:egheor
eeeA heeler been gtihted t o the , onfereigned .by
UV Register nt Alkwheay eiodete..ei I , ersons to
tlletted tw aahlestete are reqeeeted. to make fmme. ,
dfftte Plltleat:' Pod those having chime etgajart . "
the belie 4 Preitld theta for settleatoaciwePei/T
autbtatlentecl, to the underaboett
jaltsinT - TRaIIIAS CING.*AtIm,r.
UOUBLE AND ,SiliGL3 BARREL
•slior CitINS—A newMoak feet leaked atko
tee . 41 0 by . J42.1E3 BowN, in Wood ilttott.
13LISHIP, IN 1786.
EST_t
sELLIEa
I4ESS TITAN COST
CONCERT HALL
• •
SITCOI-1.1
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OPPTOR
IRPIIANS' COURT SALE-0F REAL,. •
ESTATE—If y virtue of en order of the Or.
-pi ono' Court of Allegheny County, the undersign,
gunrdirm of the estate Of William A , David -
George. D., JMIII3I. 4.3., Mary P. H., Charles 0., Seam ;
end Martha A. Watt, minor children end heirs of
James C. W net, (tech.', will offer at public sale at
the Court Donee in the elty of Pittahargh, et le • 4
o'clock A. hi. SATURDAY, th e 23th day of f
ary. Ithl, the following lots of groUnd, namely:
All those two certain lots; or pieces of ground id
note on the West I :ommons. - or Irwhifs avenue I a ' •
the First Ward of the city of .Allegheny, marked Is
Irwir.'s plan of the'rope walk property . numbers
"nine , ' and oten.” and hounded and described as
follows, to Wit: Ilepening flu the westwantly side
of the West. Commons or• Irwin avenue al a dia- .
mace of twenty/Iva feet snuthwardly from thecor-.
nor of Denten/ stoeet and said Conunons; thence" • • -
extending /a front along said COMMOMI southward.-
ly fifty feet to the Line of lot marked in said plea ~•••
number eight; thence by line of the gam& wed- .
woolly one hundred and ninety.eight 'feet tegret.....-:- , •-
ley twentY feet wide; thence northwardly dttyfeet •-•
to lot markedtin . plea number, eleven; sad -f
thence by thellne thereof enstwardly one hundred
end ninety-eight feet to the place of beginnings '
each of saki lots haring a-front of twenty-11re fee* •
- on the westwardly side of the WestiOomatoad amr
Irwin avenue, and extending back, pwstervingthst
same 'width, one hundred and nirzetyt:feet to -
the alley aforesaid, , • , •
Terms wedeln/ow n - at the time of sale, or na„ ' ,
plitation to T4hu Watt. ' •• • ' ,:t•
URN WATT, onaratin,_
?Jextairdtw . • Liberytat4 Pittsburgh. • '
V T Q T. TEBNE I BRASSWORKB - .;1• ,—, ;1.:la
CADX4IT & CUNTFOIM,
Blanufacturor of evetymartety of finished
BdA SS WORE FOR
;•if PLUMBERS__
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• ' 11AS FITTERS, IllACllts/STS, 62i7) •
•
BRASS CASTIISOS,uf ell descriptions;mede
Order: STRAtAIDQAT• WORK, STEAK „AHD
• (hAti FITTIW O tended t o .- ,hittI, REPAIR/NO. ProkuPt.ilt at:
Particuler attention paid to fitting up REHM&
7.11.1 , 011 COAL-AND 0A11201(0II.9_,
Also, Sole Agents for Use Western • Dlatried•
Pennsylvania he-sale, of MARSH,_LAinfo:•:
DELI,. is 00' S PA TENT SYPHON PWW_ g ther•Z
beat seer Invested. Having . no, velvet; it ts a
o st
liable to get out of order and. Will • WOW
*Mee than any Damp et twice Heaton • -,,' o•••*PhlbTh-
PATENTED
Oval Lamp alkiipaitutm
. ..
,-, ,
These (blumaya are IntebtedEir the fret *bee;
heating all parte of the glass eqtally, dekko pores.
pose it to cracking. E. 1:), nnwurna4 , ..
Fort Pitt alba 'Cribb, Waiblagtou etreek:
apt? , Pftbburgh; Feasts;
BLACK DIAMOND STBEL WORKS',
prrrssulutic-PA.: , - •• •
141 *BROTHER Ai . CO. : _
Itanafacturen ot
BEST Clueurrr YEFINED oesr ernm,
ed ;;;•
Sqare, Flat and Ootmon, of allartes. Warrant
el: t 4 to any importad or nianulantured in this
Mad *47' Waco nd ushOture, Noe. te Ma Ist Vzset ,
f!aii-yd MO and a
57 21100AD ir
lirsaurnh Pittsbuork.
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, RTS, BARNES it CO
Die. XS Third SUN
,mtitalttiourgb,
TI AND SHEET /EON WORK.EIsH,
I APANNED..TIff.. IVARE
We hese now manufacturitig.andhlve !land:
Bathing Apparatus of all kinds, Toilet Ware Vin
Bette, Water Coolers, Greeerst Ten and Ffpfce thin.
later; Ciah and Spice_ Boxeaj:rurabler .Dralners•-.l q f
Spittooes, ke. A - large - lot Ur Bin! Cages for' ,
sale low. Olt Cans of" ell sires and patterns.' fTin:
Roofing, Conductor', and all- kinds of Jobbing .
Work dono to order
tr:s.
IRON CITY,
w 044.4. , 4 1.1.01
aft
' FOUNDERS' AND MitOILINLITS. -"? .
Dormer of FIRE -
..:PIKEEut weiri•wr nr •
(Naar ply Watt* Works ' ) . r
- litantifeeturais of atationamand
and moritysi-!-;'
ROLLING MILL VASTINGS and MA0M1NEf.,....--361
KY, of all kinds, and geueralJobbers. '
Prompt ettentloiran to rrpallillrßol4:iol3'
• -.
• RABB
to grant any
Army.
37 . 7 .3711.0rfrE/sui- .-- ,
Panic lie S aiten G tl A' a ll i fed to tillfltiff r :',l4 - i; ' I ,'"..'''
p.trint of OIL RAiNERIEN. J 15,- ft.& fat• , .- -,-,
BRASS AND IRON cooxs made to nnier. Alisale •• I •;-
BRASS CIASTXNOIO, of all kinds, made at tka ' ir -
All
_orders left at Noe. it'srld 31 WATER idea* - , ,
and LiazarY, win bo promptly'atteaded to. ,-, ;- : , •
air The members of this arm being practical - me. • .-I
dustier, of many year,. experience in their businea‘ ' ',
will ftusure to give aatisfaction In ovary ?expect. -, , i',
We are aJao agents tor Guild, (Isrtison it 1:14L.•
STEAM PUIIIP..far pumping - Water, (Dude mild .. - .' r
Relined 011, kr. delsty . , •
AIICEIC :1i1'C:61i:ill-di -- 4 — t i il7 - ,. V.A.E... ..
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-(4- tor In 5.1.1.1", Pittstorch, Ps. t ' ---.'
taii-Dist., aci I.l.llEirky . STIVEIT. .., ..- • -, ~ ;
Ilinnufst taz, r..
rNa ct I 1,1)K P. ILLOIt and Hi:am-,
sl tr/P1..... PA
WA AND • S t
eel '' • '
ORATE.. II( 0 3.1.4 AV WA kl.'.. etc., Steel haat
°lnns ~,44, limil,v Mill ciattings, Mil l Chau.
i t
Clam. ti ~..? anti t.,11?.th Pliv ,, , Sad Irons, Dog •
Irony. N, ht:st.l Ito\ ry. 111.7, hettleo, Pulleys. -
Ilsrttn, Car WI r ek, l' to isll otos nsl eaKtlagilgeos .'
el., S .Y . 41,0, j 4 Jhbilt: rad 1 b i n , t.lstlogy orsod• .
to ors!, P 'tented Portable MIMI; with Stoat* or -
lira,. I's wer. ,
4,,,i114.4
I;ENN St..ICIIME tti . yy7ciillts Agit
H. wicarraLtnr.
_ l. • - .
/...st ..1\ 1111 VIC It( ILI)EI: AN!) Al ADlliiilsy,
ss K blur:hi., between Pediral and Sataltlay, '
VA nTs f.srS tsrer or W It. If T at'A. N? S .11:1TP.11"1"
"li`PODIA liLli ti,ttit.i.AYlND srtio.zr : Err-
~.; ;:lit'2 4 :toll . nith'i'n",;`;',';','4.h.`.;,,,,.- - .J.,..,. •
eiliAß.
.. (liti,..of ,tii - O:nri n , iir• -
,-, Ymv 14. n ItJorr,.>.tolizi u s - ixtituo:r (tete,
of lilt . Nit Iferrots at`o ,j • , . . _ l.
trots :'sa starters nistliifaveNorittrat• tors:ram
' 'n r.t. 1..r.;i1 r,Ny smiler •
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NOW, Win Pit Plti-ilmi,,,t. PAS .. . , d
1t1314 r 'IONA' D. llE____ ,..... _ ll ROit it (JO.
is: Zi LEVAIi Ali C li, ZZO. 53 -Wt7ll:
K. , .. Pitt bores malufartuter or BOUND NW- -'. ,••
of LTS, ‘l,lO
rlutl 11CiliT INI.I DLii,"coaraton mid railroad.,
Partite used Lrodisped 811C*Z sod ervems l,l. • .f.i.
luta or mall; nuide to °tor a l t short
.iiidloo., A. , - ,1,-,
good" assortawnt a onstantlY on kand., ,nirdiatt
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mynitpir AvAltl , l. '" ' - ---` '' ' '''''
i Waco Mai Wsrellud..4.at •Icito.;l7f Pllfllikiliteg , ... l t , ir.l. t 4
ePittebuloht , • Inhibit
ituDE 0 . 11, .--4715 . barrels for sale b b, '
'-' istt4 lIIINDYN. COLLINS
TirrEOL EUM-100 b b i r — Tarii --7
A.- Or e y
A. dela
Ua Nirr ii• VOtaga.3.
J►IISCE OUS.
ALL HEAVY GOODE/
62 Brill STREET,
DUITHRIDOVII riTE!fr
ai•xlmAceiria.
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XX VLIXT SILAISS,
and Mantktsotairen of