The daily Pittsburgh gazette., February 07, 1865, Image 1

VOLUME LXXVIIINO. 42
Vittobuvgit tgagott
,
VV - VERY LATEST NEWS
BY MEGRIM..
.+PENlt'ittiENiA LEGISLATURE,
Spectst Dispaish to the Pittsburgh 0 Irate.
, Feb. 6,1965.' ...
r E . • Boragnr. —Mr. Graham read ttloni from the
Bower soul coornatts of iiswomeevills, oshlng
•. power &lorry i • to id44.lcou'l; Ore mlßs and
an Improvement tan of five Alio; for
ferry over , jhe Allegheny dier. .•.flifey from the
f. • dilater! of 'Penn, Collins and Wlikbas townships
•
Ibr ao . tnicreasc et toils 1)11 the Bast. Liberty an
Penn totonsidgi ylonli road. Also; of the Man
?. • eheaterConnetto againd ihe alinetutiou.of Pad 1
of the tortinigh to McClure township. Also one
from nestlY three hundred eltlieni of said bur.
- ough otrikeriteport. Also; iclatlit to the tee.
rtes of
.?Merle's notices on jurors and the pen
t alty:Tor the delinquency' of LAI Juror,,
. anppleinentary:to the - ad, anthorlaing-the pub.
Bibby ofordleances of tirClairieucevilleCritini.
', e go; the Plttiburgh papers:
Mr. Blghere; an -act , for' the , better: inanizO ,
meat Of theAllcgtomi Cocmiy Prison, eonsiltut-
I Mg a boird of loafvetors; appointing a warden
qv; sherlir of Ole care of priaonen:
Mr. 1,79ge;1050 entntinshlng p ferry over the
Alleglicnj . •
lit. / 131thakii - Intor ding Girty. Jinn Coal
I 'Coo/pony. wAbia, authorizing a single Judge to
I -hold court (or cues below homicide. Aleo, en
exiamoletennt or commiasioirers
take depositiOns.
Boorp...,The- petitions. were pre,
r van taL: Mf.'0144 One agalatt the -inmate of
.?; the Mandesier firer . also. from the.Cosl
change:straltist the hiledn' Assiaclatbin:'-11r;
llama oneogeinat the nevreabool di/trice: •- •
The' joilawlng bills Werifoild r. . Altaniinone
f . tacorperstini the Tnble; Transportation • Cod. •
! . "1 yany to bail- papei_anywhere Within td/ Mlles of
011 Creek.;.',Mr... Macy' . a 'supplement to the
Little hew: :Vain Railroad. Mr. Glass, in:
eciToiatint the Cash instiranCe Company. Mr.
if., McKee. Incorporating s ferry over the ohit)
Allegheny Hirers In Allegheny - County. Mr.
Berme, Tor the better management of the Alta
i"; tbemy bridge . ; also, Ineorporniing the Mal EOM
t Coal CompAy. Mr:-Qoay., , Incorporating tho
If Brady Coal and 'oll'Corgpitey. Wribler;tal.
s l leg all Banks greyer . cent - on their dividends.
The following resoldlilla were Poised
, Mr.
.Cochran, of Bate :,ileqiiring the Commit
, tee9f - Ways rindliestur halm : esti/gate
_Millers .
tell/leg to billa the beds di' livers. with a TIOW
to the protection oritate interests. •
Returning t 1) ttiauks or tite:j:eo
plc to Governor Curtin for hip letter.tothi Proof ,
.dent relative it/ conseriptloa,
4 " Adjourned. ' • • . • -
IMPORTANT PIiQM . DOPTiI ARINRI'O4 -
• _ • •
The War Betstra Bnua and &Paraguay
Began:..-.
A SUPPOSED REBEL PRIYeEER AT MONTEVIEDO
• 1-1 " .
Nur YOUX, Veb. B.—The ..blrehrs Buenos
Aryls correspondent says Paraguay, irs an ally
of Urugtury, has declared war against Brazil,
who has as allies the Uruguayan rebels and the
terolutionlst Flores. Eight thousand Brazilians
and en eguAl nainber of 4.Maznavalishad March
cd info the terrltcry of UruguaY and f.ghting• wai
ham1et:64.'2..00 Paleatillefr trri4^ lll 7.
het's.= reduced tom halo of rules bia
lan naval Ibnav end the rehelaundee Flores; hut.
at last sruottats Its brava gartiscartill bald out,
and minket anent" were harsyhui. to their voile,
Bat Wand, at the month ot the La Platte dm
zar=9 l l l ditAllk. ,49.VC r'it.guakeFitlaz •
hy the Tercel orthe.Xlng
under claim °flee lease lt for tea years. •
A . noisultie at Buollloll itrrdeded on the
'Sib Of sneentherc by ...thin One hundred and
thirty soldiers eattrrounderl:-
A M" Mit ateamer eslisd the Emig*:
Uwas
it Iftintedaext,saipeeted akt4ngjwadedifoi a
rebel privateer. Captain RsVp rw vitti the
I roqqpit. livratehltg her...'Shn s • so little
water, pad Is so fast, that she is well adapted to
krepteriat of the way of.our crams, and with
a couple of gnus ahiveould do more damage
than the Alabama. - .••• ,
ITEBBILLAS i►EBY . RBOINIA
A Noted - Ottairi .01tief . CapinTed;
IN'tizetzwo Wrer Ya i .Feb, 6:--Govornor
Mor4lui r4FATed ilt j o 4.. a;• 1' 44
at Conbef4n4 on Aim 6t,1!1,. . , '
A . i. - isidiyecisit or, deite.-aliheridia ornsan
terectlallorisw of Moja' gamy - Giletore on
yesterdanuean,M4oreAel4,lad.WhiPPni 4 hand
somely, ealtuttog upwards or:tlreuti offieers
and men. Among theetheens capture] Was the
noteirSititilla7eldnf rubber;
. flurry Gil
more himself:
(Signed,)
V. Keux,
Brevit Major General
I.llPcim,atl . t. Coriespondenee.
Wastunovost, eb., Ant volume of
the Diplomatic Correspondence
,Ites •
_hem pair.
Bebe, making nine . 'hundred pages.- It refers
to agairs mrith Great Britain,but does not cam,
piste the record..-It commences with a leiter &Oat
.Becretary Seirant to Moister: Adams, on -the
Aiasindna ease, Mardi-, Ilth, 'lBO3. - It shows
vital passed" between • oar: Government -and
-Great Britain on the-fitting out of the !Copps,
henneek and othsr rebel - privateers.' - Tears are_
rimmed to ha=s letters that these various acts
may be the canto of diplosnaUe troabli.
-cretin is next made to eliding between Canadi
and Go tilted tta'eri;and afterwaras to steps
tatim,try,various rostra for the recognition of
Idexlmillian. Correspondence relative to 'iron
clads built at Lairds ship yard, Is given' at
length.' LeUeriliteife.r 'slag the is Tabs of the
Chapped:it are, that, kir.es. Tio batistes. of ..
Idnagadfronalngla mahad, aPati*Mr:Bow.
ard, and his ollostionailrea. :tatters .1 11 ojfor, ,
once to the 'weekend dismissal la 'the cue of
the Alerendrta, are- theriklven , vind Wowing
them is- thrthsr,corresli. ondence in- relation to,
Sfettioart L attolea, Wirt - 410i er_tetroiddes between
Spain and Peru-Mr. Seward requests Mr. Adams
to tugeapoti he maJtiity's government the no;
costae orindueneidgthelwocoantttes in favor
-of ccmcillatlon on term/ of juattot 'and bbnOr.
stack ant atifitfy - ittatteritlidiNew York.
special Wade= daatistiatePreraTtlayMehi, -::? ;
Nrry-Torx. Feb.. B.—The result of the Peace
eonfertinti hai Ifferdwi the bulls s chance of
runsingspihnisrlees..*.The railway flat Jetsetter
- throughout.- -Tinos was more disposition to buy
ar.tra (sir buslnesi Irell - doite. — !Government se
1.41 entities are all higher with YgoOd demand on
pit bonds. State . bonds are quiet and 'steady.
v _ Coal anti mlseellimeritil 'shard; strong and better.
V !The bull combination in the gold market carried
V . the price up of - supply on ahhtta; and" there
wee considerable ;antrostion and, activity. . The
....
general disposition to believe that there is to be
.t• - no peace' stx-stresent ' assists- the .trpward- turn.
. The Eetrolenm stocJc market is steady. the .ouly
E excitement being a Tacit, of which there were
.1 large Wee. Tee • sold' et StoSW ; licydrielt
117.;; Excelsior, 2; Germania 05; Kt:ticker
., trotter 58; Briehaii an Farm 183:Manhattan Ti ;
f - •„,
Rynd Farm 4ool4inited States 28 i.Consolidated
#hermares Dtovernents.
• Wed' t'o t Ito
- firm' Tom, Feb. 6.—Tbo s r yal
;'" 1 special rays: The position already gained' by
alierman's army open to their advance a greater
fA • pottiest - attic' .rebet - country northward.: Tim
fl ultir i n t :ot t .
points at. will dluppolnt
that Eir e t l e y le to e 'if
a h p:nr c e ° Vbarles•
tits and tho4eading Milos mil return, are ads;
taken. The troops have been so.npproyirlatot
that the esfitsy taunt .erei battle or_ . retreat into
the "extreme ftettc Inronsit that pardon of
• Wl*6nf62l"havc marelted. f.
,
• • _lfnanbefillikkhgrtheOath increlOng.l
NEW Noire, Feb. o.—The Iferaid'a Washing-
Son spoulal OW; I.t,js stated - that the , number
of robot prison= desiring talaki 'the' Oath of
hai-ittnitatinOresand within eke
: few weeks. Ihuing January over one thousand
took *Ninth- it Point lookout alone and vreos
• Sates of Seeen.Thlrtles. f•-••• - ;
rnmateszaia. Feb: asks of T3os
Jay Ccilkelho sabeeNtlon ageat r slacs fi!slar
ts
v . dav, 4096,94,. . .
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Tl : i.i J.,pAitiy_.‘., : .' - PITTSBURGR -._..G.AZEIIT-P4'.'
1434i11itt1it)4{1444/Mit4lA
B.erort of the Committee\ on the
Conduct of the Wei.
GEN. ISEADE CENSURED
'imy of licetions.Meiais in Mining
Districts.
IaRATIFYING 1 . 111W3 FROM BRAZIL,
ill*. Artillery %jut Cm Saturday.
, .W 1111111$01 , 0X, Feb. B.—The Committee on the
Conduct of‘theMar ;made* repertten-day rela
tive to the failure of the attack - on the enemy's
. .
I.llWbefore relevantly.' It appears that the ey
ticeion of the mine under the enemy's batteries
, .
wee a euggcation of Lt. Col. Pleasante, of . the
,althl'consylcania and the mining Was Untidy:
the Work of his ecgisletit. The. lino of 'attack
was submitted to Gen. Meade by G on. Burnside.
whoi proposed to place two brigadera of. colored
troops, who bad been drilliou with reference to
attacking Abe same works, in qratiee.of the
attaeklog COltlinn. Gen. Heade Objected, ,bo
cause they had slot been ender fire. The matter
was: referred to Gen. Grant, who decided that
. white troops should read; the- stsaitilt:- He sal I
in evidence that Gen. Burnside wanted toput the
colored division in front, and,tbellrim If. ho, had
:done 80, It would have been a SCledefi:' Still 1 .
agreed with General Meade In his objection to
;bat: plan; becante if they.. felled
.:
it would be
Old;colorecl frecp; w - (16 Rut th ere to be killed.
' The order for springing. the' bllnb Wee given
by General Aie4Cle; . General Iternalde. received
wparroptOry ordcrat 9:40 a. in., to withdraw.
- Bureside labored to, induce Meade to rescind the
order, believing • that. success' wanid crown our
-effort. • .
' There is a difference between the testimony of
the two Genenteutle testlfyiug tliat Barn
iddmwas authorized t q exerctsc his Judgmcntjn
the withdrawah• - : - • • • •
'Cod. Pleasants tcstideallat Gen: Meade and
;the Chin Eat:Meer _had no • faith ln tho success
of the , rnitto...The Cm:Smitten tire a the opin=
Lm 'that one cause of this disaster_sres, the
(beige of Barnside's plan to put colored troops
In. the advance. The conduct of the colored
troops when they were pat in action wonitt seem
to fully satisfy the confidence Gen. Queusldo
posed In then]. Gen. Grant andante's the dia.
estrous result . partly to the (mops licitrz none
ccrnpanied by uny of arc division commanders.
In conclusion thi — Committee report that their
opinion as tothit cause of the d.sastraus result
Is mainly etfributahle to the face that the plans
and anggcstions of the General who had deroted
attm Gott so long to the subject, and whohad
cd:efullydrilled his troops Mr this purpme. should
- hose' heed entirely disregarded. by the General
win:rhea evinced no faith - la theeneeessful pros
(Tinton of that work, and had assumed the es,
tire direction and control, only when It was cottiL
pitted and the time had come fer reaping any
advantages that might be dexived from it.
• .
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• •Vssntstrost; Feb. ii.L-Renetor Rainse7; . iit
Minnesota, has introduced a bill which Is now
under consideration by the Finance Committee
of the Senate, for the assay of pfecious metals In
mining districts. It Is proposed to multiply the
gcr err:tent the :assay or geld and
Ellem eachof which shill be as fuilg appointed
.4q 9i9 POSY ofilei - In NewsNprk City. Tame
Ellierit Will be at Tucson and Ambrey, In
Arizona:, Ran Tare, In New Mexico: Orcat Salt
Labe City.; italiabCflefse 'city; In Ida** and
"CV):litMontatta. --n
Adykas-from Mr. Wel*, U.S. Minister at Rio
yarAtoreceti the edatellepartment, bring
the ;gratifying Intel - gene - their the government
of Braz il kaaissued a&craeeialzaft the Pirate
Shenandoah :Aeon, the Ports cf 'that ertdre. Ak
the date of . these *dykes, Mr. Rewlrdi adfWer
In the case of the Florida had not been recelyed
A letter Rem the Army of the Potomac says:
Quite a brink artniery duet , took place= Battu
day.trening near the'Appomattoz, lastlughlim
seven ak:halflastsdne Vfiltich at• night. - - Tam
rebel emondeslonera, the correspondent addi, are
.said to hare paned through the lines that day
fnrilfichmond. A passenger from the army who
I nd to-night confirms the truth the state=
TEE WAR MUST GO ON.
Piveteitiatton from the "'rest
rit-) • ted "Tt-4,71 - := , '
THE NEW TAX BILL.
,• - •
Yationat rem
( 11 .. Carl It 111 now eleatenongh that th e
.moil go on it Ith renewed energy. There can be
'no tICILEC now fartollifigi/aCkiitn atia money.
We almost speak by antharity, when we state
that tye...rebed leader! wbo,attenflod the recent
ectiference declared that - civil war would follow
Id the South were the proposition of a return to
- 11 M Uclen Itehmltted tope'people. Now this
statement treilther Alvann m
to isivresentitao •
oilt motile that there is a forriddable Unlonsen
iluient lithe 6olitiker - ri:ttiseS ready to take up
.
torlho thiki for egiiiiity we einnot
syirpcm that - these - men 'meant by . michtt dads!.
ban, ;hitt skid wank be rad SO hisardlhe poo-,
veil= for rennlonif (bay werdnot fretful that
the unpopniarliydf
inch step Might had to a
.
reloit against thet*lres.
Haw _Yong, Feb, Or.:—The 'Commereied
Airer
aaip'i Washington "ape Ill_ says It Is confidently
mien& that the President. wahine a pine-M
-utation setting forth tho result of the Peace 'NC
gctiationct and calling upon the people to Sit up
the ranks of the armies and midst In closing the
tr:r by overwhelming military operations;
'The Washington special says the new
Fax bill reported to the Nouse this' moinifig Im
.poecs art -income tax of 10 per cont. on all
tundlints - errecedlne three thin:mend dollars per
par; on crude pi:Culture:lair cents per gallon;
cigars , sixty cent per panfid .fitanuMetnred
baceo Ibrty.cents. , The present rate ol i o:akin
orr reauttiactated - goods is Inereased twenty per
cent. A section taxing all soles - is reported bat
idopthan 'ls riot recommended. No tax - 1s
laid upon State bank circulation. •
FROM CAIRO AND 'BELOW.
traivation of Mobile 4nlirmod;
THE STEAMER AFIAGO BURNED.
•
2 •
' F.IIIIO, Feb.S.=The &Learner Moine Able, from
NVvr Pr k=l, on. the SPA, enlycel irlarai large
.itiasttSy of spit= and4opluses.: The simmers
C¢bUnmltl en ~forol4g Stan frooklii! r f Yak,
bid aniTed etNikw.vdesee. ••
,The repott , xl erractutticui *of Mobile bas been
torn:med. , Toe, Timm. says: Information,.-an
doubted from • • twelve • refugees; Who left
Mobile on. the 16th and . arrived at. . New. .
Or:eans, state that the,graptudion coinsleaced
tba.day of their departure, and . .that: guns/IMF
o;Alin anew stores were going to Selma by ennead
venter.: Simultaneously with this movement a
meoldbg eocuteription • Was going on among the
citizens of. Mobile. and , to ,e4inape from it the
people were teeing by squids. :It wan the gen
eral Imply scion in' Mobile that no defence of the
eity Wonid be attempted; garrison ivas
anti anzapoted bf militia tender canacuand of pen.:
Male Taylorand Maury. - - • •
The hospital steamerJenunry(from Eastport,
.Miss., with 287 sick of Ceti. A.l. Smith's com
mend', has arrived. . Fatty-tight were /Art At
-Mound City hospital. • In additiori fo this nutu 7 .
bee twenty.one others recalled on board at Nea
-1 ore, died dace the
The steamer Argo; one of the steamers caught
la Georgia; at Dogtooth Bend, IdississiNd river,
*as fired by lime In the hold and burned to the
hater's edge yenet:day afternoon. The nee wee
first discovered the day previeus, but was held
in check by furring Water iota the held. All
the furniture and deck freight was saved. The
tare° In the hold, including 50 tons of
ii:cet freight, was s lost.. The boat was valued at
$75.000, and teamed for $35,000. • '
The New Orleans market is extremelY dull in
nearly every'department of trade,'extept , Segal:
and Molasses, for which there Is a brisk inquiry,
owing to the light :Supplies. Brasil Islay were
Made of inlmaMcdassee, at $1,15@1,24; tally,
falr. to prime finger; at Owing to the sus
iieuslort of nivigation en; the Upper Mississippi,
the :small quantity of provisions on hand are
(fremanding •litgli - pricei. Choice $l3,
ood ordinery Cotton sold,at 5ic. ...:
nobe.t.luxtraritles tu Texas.'
! Nam Yoh*, Feb. 6.---Paymmter Req. of the
gouthont 'Granite' Clry; *IV, was - lately' peroNl
ftml 3 tuziP grace, Team', publishes - AM . Itoommt
if the Inhuman treatment or prisoner" who
Lave beetitohtluid In Tents fot several months.
The batheeity of the rebels it 'Andersoortlle and
Etellsberyjs muted at Camp; Grace-4°3d In.'
eutlident.sed of eery bed qtualty, Juad the prim.:
led *abject to constant Insult And todigatif.'
IFtifttemberesad t:tdi'Ate - 0, thetriertatltywmfone
ppeer mot:. Out of 11I.nevat, pi5000r5,..79-hirro
'THE RECENT PEACE !15TEVilt3W.
Recognition the Only Terms or Peace.
TIIS NEGOiIATI63B4N: HUM
. . . .
The People now Urged to Re
-neteed Efforts.
Mit ESSENDEN'S RETIREMENT FROM THE MEM:IY
jJ
Yon r, Jan. 6. - --the. Washiniton
sperlal says:: Mr. Seward reacied Fortress Mon-.
roe to advance of r&essre. fittephens, Router and.
Campbell: vat of these kentlemea
tb ry:were ae onco Inslled taau Interview , ;MO
Informed Mr. Seward of thelr'destre to proceed
to Washington for the purpose of diseusslns the
quSstion of'pltAl . l 7 lth'illa t'VZnideitt7 '
M. Seward Informed them that it was the
Prestdeuths vihlrthat . ibi ibis:anklets khonld'take
.
plata at Portre s Monroe, mid tilt be bad been
seal to meet them at that paint upon that suV.
feet.' -
-4 1 +.1 ommlasion: rs prarkai..with (*aid:lambic
( 4 E40 Ream, (Or leavo to. vi,it IVashington, and
finally-alleged- that - thole government had con
' tented to send them only in eons:wit:cue° of Mr.
arturaucc that they elmuld have a per
:trim) intcriteavairlth Prcaladia Lincoln. • '
' Mt. Seward a.ssured them that this itedgy.
!noel] be fulfilled, and at mare telegraphed to
the tresideut that ida iteesence weir necessary.
Aftct Mr. Lincoln's arrival the Conference lasted
fooltoura, and Far. iterfectly friendly and good
"tiutprred at - inn - ghoul.
On our tide the - conversation was mainly
ducted by the President, and on theirs by Mr..
'Minter, and Mr. Stephens 'oeinslinially takang
t;
The rebel Commissumers saki nothing what
cver , of their rineinalviewo or wishes, but nooke
F eldy and exclusively for their government, and.
att he ontset,.and throughout Gm conference, de
dared their entire lack of authority to make;
rtetiVe or mu:eider atev
.propoSttion whatever
loilifiner toward a close of the war, except on the
beid3 of it • recognition ; of . the independence , of
the Confederate States preliminary. condition.
The Prcaldent.presected the subject to them
ihr . every conceivable form, - suggesting . the
fleet liberal..ated : considerate modineation of
whatever in the . ; existing legislation Ind no
lien if the 'United Stotts; Goverament !nicht lie
ri ut.rdk al ag treciAllyltOPtile to the rights and
in to'ests or wounding to the pri le of the South.
peas, but in no sleek particular could he
induce them toswerva for a moment from their
di mend for recognition.
'they did not pre•ecnt thisconspienously as rest-
Leg on their owe donvictlone or wisiteet, but antic
eonelition which their Government had made
aheclutely indispensalde to any nek,mtlations or
die (mak os whatever cotiectuing peace,
l'resident Lincoln,.on the other hand, inform
ed, them at every point that such rcognition teas
utterly and. totally_out ot the question, that the
States - atop 'the war' and arrest
even; temporarily._the, movement of, Its, anales
ciilyon the condition that the authority of the
National Government should be reetagranwl and
obeyed over the- whble trirritot7 of , alM-Untied
State; this 'concislect ho atatired - them that
Masa etety other matter they would be treated
atilt the utmost.liberallty, but without that re
ce-miltion the war must and would go no.
All the conversation which took place between
the respective parties came back to and turned
"open this radical and irreconcilable difference.
Nvither side could be swerved a hair'a-breadth
font Its position, and therefma the attempt at
n eget lat len was-an niter failure.
L - Pon ScParatinr„ it mss-distinctly understood
aud explicitly stated that the attitude of each
governalent-waa 'to' be, precisely as it would have
it-tide Cecil intiniew had ntnerlelic ` u plieee: ""
Cabinct rccelpcd ttiesp ~ r 9txuatlons as
i
tornpleiend.iitliftret*,. and .- thei . ; Whig tuts
.tcaatimeed arid hdreettnhat the ickletify - must
1;67 arouse Itself to renewed efforts, and pre
pare Willem fresh- sacrilleckA the defenft of
the inte:4„or.the ll t4tAßCUtP P re "" 4 "
of the Goveralid:. , I ,
M you know the source of thli dispatch. I
imed not assure you that It is perfectly rella,ble.
It is understood that 11[r':!eineetban'a retire-
Meet from the TreksullticpantMent. lOU take
plane within a. feW days. and It to couttiently
predicted, I heAtne.tottyorhes hts.momorer wilt
be from the city of New York. , In - the present
condition of the finances, and with the certainty
.tlad the wermlLL-Jamsnded...inx-lalth , mirrored.
vig r
or au d'elerinlitatton 'on - bottfaldea,thle be=
et EMCS a question of sei7 great...importance.
dgebetlntelligence: • -
New YOUK, Feb. o.—The Richmond Whig
siu - S tiisTp Is isdeliela‘icy ,. of suppllea, owing to
Ctrs to bear short ratlons - pothretly.
The vane paperstates, on the authority of the
SsnAntenia ,licretti, that thtervench,on arriving
to Idatamor.m, qmnpilmettted the Cenfederite
nai with Reart• saintes, while they passed by
the Yarkce far; ttrcontempt. VllO Confederate
,e.. 4 le reported to. be._ waving 'over the stumm,
taverns and SAMOUIt in Matintoras.
The Liopatdk rani , Bnurchtille the,„key _to
Chitieston unirthe gateway of alt Impolite; from
thiGulf Slates. It hinds G , aut's plan of cant
yelps Is to keep"the arreyN'orittCrit Virginia
elained to Its breastwerita, And put We Danville
road It possible. At the same time Sherman
will operate against Clarkston and tnen move
• -
northward.
In the rebel Senate on the 91, Mr. Brawn, of
~preseutedl,k joins- rakaution.
'thanks to Mr. 'John' Lanewner,- of Laneashies - ,
tokland, for lie triendly'rondnet to the °Mears
suit crew of the Alabama, and in rescuing Cap:.
&tomes and others from droning on the occw
- slob of the contest between the Alabama and
KOtrsaree. The resolatnii was trussed.
Theileridion ,c'terfon says; The army of the
Tebbe see will ratably whiter at Tupelo - and
•Entillo. It seeds zest and re4rgaulzation very
mica. It has InaMmil atel_counter-marched,
fought and been wintered from Rocky Race
to Atlanta, thence back to Nashville, and new
debps to the spot whale It quiertannl.dtuing the
. . .
, The Mobile llegata says that te part of:WI
shoilpi cot oveopic!!! by the corms N very large:
The ylenls double..thia; year. What It W 23
The planters-have been:selling their ',surplus of
. green pork at a dollarpound. -
. Oat. Brown, of the rebel Army of, Tennessee
reportelluit 'flood's army lost fri cannon out , or
106, dialog the retreat from Nashville.
, ,
WssioNovOir.,Yeb.ll..-4tie Dtu
par ,14 of. the 4th inst. says that It was thought
flit a portion oflbeirealesforee . might attempt
erres the Ballichatehle. above the
Rillresd bridge. The 20th Ca-ps was still ct
IlibertarMe. - .1110 .11th,porps was elotshicet.
Rchertivllle.. The aim — orirviiiititog that
Mown on the subject atoottoWkl only whet we
have believed for several dsys, that . Shannon Is
moth.g en Branchville 10 form.. Besuregard
• hasanived : - Atiguitw tallik ' Cl ' ar g 4.
ani lltarf operations tlieni. We Prentime the
forms at BrarrellTilbs ore ele9.twltier
A very regular be heard
throughout yesterday in tlfedllyetlou Of Bermu
da Modred. We haveleara 'no explanation of
the Ming. It!' possible that, the .Tankseis base
rill-timed work nn'the canal. -
- :Captain Hatch, of the...Egeltana,Thirean, who
started to Wasblngtodas Reeretary to our Peace
Commiasionera .made his ttncrpcctedappearatme
In ads city last night, basing coals Wine:
Grant's Ilnes yesterday. He brings no Weill
gerce.or,the clqm - ralselorigni„ , ._not fadirsr:blm-,
self ci liberty to auewer questtont Mithat sub. --
jot, nor Usti, been, found : PasSilde to.useerllar
she ewe of, his speedy Mtgs.
Gold :yesterdrg wilt:quoted. at .46 . dollarsdollar& for
one, though rows small Hama were cold at, 44,
I'imsramwars, Feb. apibrbd to ` r
tha ,
xtria7:Telegrapl4 &rat Wallington, 'February,
oth, say:: the RlChmond WAYb a the follow.
IN .
04444101, Febvtat";- . ..k
:Bridge, dated 7.40 o'cloet last night, Nap: The,
'corny adyatmudz t4t-dar ,the,;',W.P4ll
tramp, driving oar eitralry . on our 'IOEI,I aIZ
Mae* keel this Oaf* Mitly.goisupPosed to be
In beery face . There Is also a commtiof cwt.,
sky on the Augusta roaa, !noting, rapidly from
some unknown point. ' - '
;;A dispatch from Adams Run says thalilm
army came upon barges to.Toring's Limul shout
Mon end drays In ourpleketi: They ItaTo Brad
.aeyeral buildings In the plantation and arc re
tiring'. Thin morning throe: stnamers' are off
Wh:te'd Point, and a landing Is threatened.
Adams Rita Is about twenty miles front CbaTiell,
, „
Fire In Cincinnali-.7h0 Accidcht on tit
hiarlettn Ind Cincinnati Railroad. -
CINCINNATI, Fat , tom.
relrslon - werehortse,;rted the Allegheny 'louse
oh Wahl street.wcre deatroyed by tire yesterday.,
The loss Is ahout illlb,000; insured.
. .
tp to last cnening,elght bodies had boon. re.
&vcred trOm nha•trreck of lite train ob tho Mar.
ictta and Meltingi railroad; but Leo badly burnJ
cid that few tiara recogitized.; Thera wera sup:
weed tithe but Ocean Onseangent "On train'
at the time of the accident. . • • •
• ' •
Ctierrilli Bald iota .LltehlteldiKyc
- • .
Larmixzw was- visited a
frw days since by Bell,Williany! FM; Add nart.
arning, by seventy or eighth of QnsatielPa
tuerkillas under Capt. Jones: Ploy %appro.
pasted a:lnstal of.boolls. Ando ; and.w.ktda
but lett * Sh out doing further. damage. '
; weutllirue Guerrilla; lleiketluiluu!::-: - .
.; ;
°mynas, Teb. o.—ftliVed that Ott
410kilialy Cletigin; ;le
Oarnettiatcycsterany.' - •
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1865.
lilt lith CONGIUSS-SECIMI SESSION,
Amendfatnt to tics Enrollment Act
W►anindro!l CM, Feb. G. Mt
ESNATE
Mr: IViiron, from thellilitary Commlttee.'re-
Waled a hill entitled an act far the benent,of
army c Slicers in the field. ft provides thite from
And after the - ftrat'of March, DM, and dorms
the continuance' of tho - preaent rebellion, the
'commutation price of office& siabsistenco shall
Le fifty Cents per ration, provided, that sald
in
crease shall not apply to the conimutation price
of the rations of soy °Meer iftiovothe rank of
Brevet Brigadier General of any officer entitled
to Commutation for feel or quarters.. -
- It relieves all army officers Ayer the payment
of the income tax, and grants to all officers and
volunteers who• shall - conthme In the mintery
service to the close of the war, 'epoo:being mos
tcred• out. of Mahe ciervies. three _months' pay.
Title latter prevision- shall not apply toonleers
not on ditty; nor to caters entitled p 4 conttopita , ,
ton for feed and tpunterth
No action ttLen MI 'Cho hill.
Mft f.lollareci offered a resolution, which was
adopted, calling upon the President for Informd•
lion as to whether any permits to trade 'in cot
ton in the secee.cd Stator, had been granted since
the 2d oftluly last, and if ho, what has been
the nature of tbrue permits and licenses,witeth
er they were paid for, what Influence they
were betnined, under what law they were gran
ted, Se.
Mr, Sumner offered a resolution calling on the
President for' Information !relative - to the latb
mice min en.
Mr. Saulobory olttocted to the resolatkot and
it Itts oyerytotitortoomr.r.
. ,
Thb am6id at
ineula to e enrollment bill were
taken np. The SCCIiOD pmscriblng the measures
In whieli 'The Stale and local bounties shallbe
.paid was stricken out.
Wilson called up. thavblll in relatioa Li the
enrollment, as reported by the Military Commit
tee, which It as follows : That from and after the
pifsege of this net, any person enrolled aid !n
-ide to be drafted may be accepted is a substitute
fee M dmßed pinion, and such drafted Person'
sitall.be exempt from service for. such a tiMO as
the eitbstilute shall Lc held to service under the
'tci nut of his enlistment.
t'44. 2, And •bo 4 furtliev.ermeted; That no
pe:scm onion military service shall be exempted
Earn the military to perform the sitmeen ao
mil of furol,ldnc a substitute for the navy,
oak,* the . suliatitute is preheated in pardon to
Ili, Board of Enrollment, In which the princi
pal ie enrolled, and Is erupted by Fold Board of
IT rolment.
And is, It further enacted, Thatany ro
t :Went. SIamIMMO. broker, or other per
s,-1; who nbWl count or coon, to Ire COlikited as a
vi :waver or salt:utile, nuy insane ,person, or
pecan in a condition of intoxication, or a desert,
kr from the military or naval service, knowing
him to be such, or who shall defraud or deprive.
y volimteer or substitute of any portion of the
Slate, local, or Unite d Stites bounty to whicl.lin
in, y entkled, shall, upon conviction by any
ceuit martini or military commission, .ho
not exceeding $l,OOO, or imprisoned, norexceed-
Ing two years, or both, at the discretion of - inch
court mutilator military covurtn4lon '
SEC. 4. And be it further. enacted, Thai any
offictr who shall muster into the ,military Or
naval service of the United States any deserter
hum raid service, or insane person, or persons
In a condition of intoxication, knowing him to
he inch, shall; upon conviction by any — rourt
martial of military covernission,..be dishonors-
I:Iv rthinaseti from the service of Um United
States.
t• cr. 5. And be It farther enacted, That all
State and local bounties needle paid to any mi.
out eer or substitute upon entry Into the military;
of ravel cerise of the ratted States, shall be
mid to installments as fellows t Onoehinl at
the time of the muster Into tbc 'twelve of stet
Mlueteer'ur 1114;titutef Oncthlrd at the explre
thn of half thertennof service and one third at ,
the expiration of theism of linch 'enter., indeed
samke discharged by reason of wounds remised
In battle; and In cdse of Ids , death while -In the.
sorrier. the Moldy*. of.his beauty unpaid
be lind to his srldow, if he Halt -trim a widow,
and if not, to his children; or It there be none,
to bis mother, If she be a widow. • • •
bee. G.'And to It farther enacted, 'Mathis
,emitingere .01 the termed titmice 'of any person'
who &hilliest:after dater the Milliarr or turd
set rice nsplunteer or drafted man and shall : .
.dc•sellit hereftbirt, of be discharged by reason of
&mini ditty - v.lE9w prior to antir entry
into. the reit M.; sindb,bri. added 10 ' the amount
due fitteillttis' !del Ica led& such satiate* or
drafted man ahall ;creaut4, add, the
tame shall be tiled trp: from such district by en
',totem or draft.' r: . - ." '• ' •
f3sc. And feather einsitedithit in ad—
dition to the Other tetrad yank* of Mt mime,
or deserliein front the mniry or nestalbetries,
allpersms wbo base deentati the . intlitary.ort
MAI somioreifibelintlndliste*Viioldnftineti
scam to said service, ter report - thettundres to a
Provost Marshal withal 'Oki,' dayt after the
P.mutee nr this Ed, shall he deemed and Uteri to
hire evinatailly rellitecilebed and. forfeited thelf
right. or citizenship and their lights to become
eras net and such deserter shell be focuser Act.'
rereble of bolding any teem of - trustee". lomat
soder the Urilted States, or exercising any of the.
riches or eitkent 'thereof; Ind all parsons who.
Blinn Imrraller deiiert 'the military or naval sec
vt. q thell.be lieldc to thp pensltiotot title *oc
cur. S. drid4e It farther Mewed, That-the
eiident Li hereby,authorised see required forth
with on the pumps of this est to issue his pro.
drill anon eating forth the prorlsons of the pos
-1 ceitn; sections.
1 Mr. Hendricks moved thatlite fifth scoticuttm
en I elmn end, and the motion •
Mr. Decksiew;ofiered an amendment to repeal
tto Protien of the enrollment bill 'which per.
to hi Gammon of Stateorto send tureen to States
to rebellion to neSruit soul fill up quotas:.
.11ri'lViliain hoped this noild not be adopted.
Ur. Saulsbury would like the etember Vara
.Marrarterett a to answer a question. Ile
(Sainstrury) had seen It sated In theme -es that
Immediately after the fall Of asiabliab,Thaat
eburatts bad vents there to fill .the goats. of
that Stair. No zutharny bad been-gives " to de
LUIS, hot after the stares had been pot on ship
'toad, GUT. Andrew bat made application to the
President to pertalesion to enlist these Men,
'tentt It had been amnia]. Ito (Saulsbury) was
empanel to this, s le'le the young Men of his
State r Detawaru„ had. to respond in person to
'drilla drafts. . • •
Mr. Wilson repliattlat he did not Imowabout
this special nave, but he knew that Governor
Andrew; alai an earnest and dirtcradmol •
end was In favor of =Patton black man. If
therec, nut of kfasiachasette werabot Ant: on
thst ground they most hero traveled slower than
cant agents alter they Gaited. .
• '
lir. Grinics_hoptd the atticadment would pass.
Ho win oPposcd io neriaittlag BUM - agent" to
go Co the rebel plates. If black men vraatcd to
coliG yhey, should enlist 'the Totted Stites
•
seater, and not under the Imsplces °t • rack 'llll
Gt:.,Liodrcw matt° klavaanah. ••
lir. Wilson, In rept*. Idr. tlettleburhentd
Ifetitichnsetts' had • tonslshed, 01! Se . Decent' ar
:1 4 441vi a in.rin Rit tle..9:;=;: miry litifpltis"
of 1,515 more than Gar Governor had been called.
upon for. Slas had fur:41110 1f41,000 soon
y,ether, and Ihry werevinal to 100,407 for three
obe furottbeckiaeb year
,4N44fi =GOO,
Mfr. Elhennan asked hew many of these ware
credits for:naval neerhitst
said: I believe 'of the entire
number': of mei furbished' by lifestakildlr
sette r 10,072 ware foreign Lora. There hat
bean a great deal said about importatlens.
imported and put Into four atvachn
eta,t,re4rectitaninehundradandlayenlll men:foal .
Gm many, col she number of black men put
into the service by •Massachusatte, taking the
'whole culiciments at home and In 3101- rebel
Stites, is 4721. %Here Is 15,000, altogether out
of-125,000, that were born' out , of the 'United
. , •
~.. . , •
Balmer. said .1 , • Yam not Amon that any
abuse ban follwa - al *Mott that le'probosed
tote stricken 'out. • I am mot , aware: that any;
sell catisiapienceir hate libildostie,".• • • • "•:, • ;.•
7 4- F;Oritruis 4414: "Hoye you' rP88:1808 e ral - .
Sherman's letterlP • •
Mr..gungser--"Yes, I reeellint, it. - it 'tits. a.
very pointed letter, written with the point of the,
sword - ratti e r .thatt' thn "{Laughter.]
therefore sithinit td thb,Senato that inasmuch 'as' •
•the section mists f as It is al-eady on. Our.stsiate
looks, It should not be histily„remote4oniesa.
some reason can be shown .for the removarof
- the barden; tlicretarb itis with the Soutar fnlm'
Pennsylvania; Mi. Bucicalew, who makes' this
motion, to show that something wrong has CM.
muted under this law." " • ' -
Mr. Buckalcw said s I will explain by eating
that I desire each state to raise its "owatroopf
within Its own limits, so that no state all be .
treated with favoritism by the President or War
Department Intilling its quota. •••
• Mr. Trumbull ashc4 and obtained leave to -
Make a report. from the Joint.commitee appoint , .
ed to arrange for the counting of the presidential '
vote en •Wedeeeday. ' • ' '" •
• mr. Sherman Sdvocatcd the repeal ift tite , s6B.;",
Son. It was not necessary noly;lab.-said, far
;state agaSa i to go to the the, den ,
- crate in I • led were doing their hest •to secure -
Ile enlist cot of fmXored tnep„ . Ii jEas the °pin
n of oni best Generals . that thaprovlsion pro
posed to be strickenant was a gmat evil. • -
Mr. Ten Eyck was in favor of'Mr. Suckslew7a
‘ .. #endtnent.
Becitemes amendment was. eiloPteit by;
Yess,2B,. "IfsyClaz.,B4 .1144 . 8e4 1 44....ati0.P0 1
citrate striking out the third section of t he till
of last winter, which Pertnltt recruiting. agents:
•• Southern Stales to obtain recruits for
date credits '
. ••• Mr. Howard .ofibred an ante:ado/eat: to the
amendment, by bleeding, in- the, ild•seetion after
the words I "Se fined not eicabling $1,0011,",
theireads'ner leas than 'IWO", hnd -after this_
ISM* "orjtoßritocke4 not exopedins
1 the wade "ncr less than throe mouths." • Ti e
I ameuerutut was adopted., ,
Sir. Dale moral is strike nnt from the section , r.,...." .r . 0t00tka ----- 0 , 1,.. the not • Police.
the nundr, "or otter pets( rt." after the won's ]Bayer -- ...., ~ , ...,,- ~ .
_, ,
* , that_sey la tidal g_aginit or imiut It ttto broker." -beurY eassuo l litY ageckolt re - orgatti= -
1
Mr. V, then sold the greener n.f.., red to was pet Lion of the Night Pollee forte, and we are led tO
asked by the Adminletrat ion. It a, - .0 designed
.toetwirenthid, thou vintage will be praductive of ,
to protect helpless mat everywlt-r .. Tao Africart, • ; .:'.,;„% i s ~
i s u la t e e e b t. n raLle r. p ge. eled u be eo fbre .c th t., o 3e c d ru i Lle i s m o ra f s inito ubsg.‘„ :„:.i .,W if,.... , l 6 .m, Tb bn e t
t re l : t r e .e nu it n e L et r n_r i u L rc is n i,,,,e um n screa la.
Mhaer al to
hostrhals and lut Into the °rosy; men weeded* ; , torty-two patronnten. A largo per and put Into the 'may „lethe ineensibloton Ulm ielhe old forte has hen retained, while,
ration; more than,Milat, theirAnnty was taken a bo u t
r
front tans: Ont,o ill,„„M they cli me got, tt n t r oo ° h i:l y e : c a w be m e o u o, l i , ri ' c ! h "' r i f e e w d e k.. mi ce th eu e lf
fa: upon their duties last night. The falloff , "
W. C. Wilson,
'l " .. ' 9 ot i :kel e ty d tha t ii h l e ' y w s ll •4 l° L. l 6 . t al fte lins ll 7 . lfe a rs d :" n normi tc" : i srli t te l . n h t N h '''— eyl i to t' R ac Z ogiorttia_B, ,,,,,,, ootboti „ ovrotomtoh4tih ,.. ti:
Mr ' Cennessn ittge e teg en to nintnd the lee. 2d.*Jober 31,Guire, Sit George 11111, atb.
lien that i t 'MAU real " That IMF recruitin g kafelmen--Francis Fousr. w.Alerguide.
egent, rubstitute broker or other '"person who John Milterrev, Thomas GraaSameel Want,
shall for pay or profit enlist ,ontc., 4c., and Face Dr:ester Patrick M. , Farren Thomas Ham.
thin amendment was lac:mph:l by Ste. hale In tit ,„, D o „„hiti wtoo ja i 3,,,,d J amm u-T ot _
Ilen of lila amendment. _ , - " --, -..... ' • ' '.. •
The fu r ther e rmeidemlieu or till' , sublet.% was I fl tEl t er ist%fin ei gl eril W l*lrje llace, bae lia el nri T7, "tate' ohn It °b tr a .,
P° lt l ir Tu l tr . =e l o t = "M a j w o r o t reso l u tio n r1.1 . v0 i.-- - Vranc`te,,Mankle,Jati.D.NelinedyWnit. hPaready,
12 1 0 w g 1 37 o l yt h 4 e , n rci am c n el" tigr vei t he lp Cep rj o :4 ll i t -4 4° 2 oh l ot s t f ° h l - 1 8 6 c;f7 1 : 0 1 .1 Y 1 1 4 . ,,, 1 17 . 0 4 D ‘ ar .ii g e n i atci e ef, P Be a U l e rlek! l e : I M B :feo lc 2hi e :i t ; as h o fat . r : h ti a nn e m w:
-B , 2 , P r r h s „ rti° 47a ck o ". - doo alV i!e . ti l ,e u llevi tt i: ett Sta r lei x w to it th ieb e Ilea Thomas, • James alley, Pere xtrphy,
George Barkbards, George Stevens, William O.
number di male ell sof age, having . In tacit -j ohoo, c hoi r,. iiloTht A . y..oiihtst., Dm
State the qualin 'na requisite' for elector/of E lder, joonitar. st
a r e Its, .! .t.
eatta
the moot tuuuMs t bruneber the 14ate i 't isis.- The aubsaftutm are, kt: J. •Murphy WililaM
teem- The actual 'numeration of such eitisne Biu „ so, vint
anoto FoTter. Fottioh Divine, Ism
shall be mule by the census of the
,Vnited . c I — I , up , o willio m tii Tho oda ,
Mona' elx alit be put In the diaries Where the)
Itefen - cd to the jediciary Comn;it tee.. ,
__ era most needed, One will be stationed at the
duct of the War, Made a report la relation to
Mr ' Wadr ' frrlr k . l b° Cum l nittn°un tb° Cu "' outer end of the Ninth is ard; one at Duquesne
It oy, ohuto outyoou to to hoop watch 4 .,,, 0r
the onset Oil Fafteldnirff In 4 ane 125 t," P h i cb s the lame amount of oil and other combustibles
with the etklence Vlimn, was laid on lase tsble. ' • -... Beet' F f th otroot; ow , at
tc, O h n .
i m , : oi . , 7 . Anthony ;, fifty _thousand • Ja ,that
Feed Scrabble; One on Pennsylvania Avenue,
conks of Um repoiliteid testimony were ordered
, and cue in that portion of the "Bloody Third"
The Senate wattle 0 exe ot i t i oo - otti o tt oo l d krowteas the "hell Run' district. Two vacua
n
1 . 6 - - - eleelyet
, remain to be tilled, and the appulnt
- eilftila witl.Po Made astiLielt n suitable men
$O USE '
' . r US . can be found to All tlitiped.-'-'7,l'J----""
A rernintlen widopted directing the Seca- The Mayor linda - agmatt!findlng,
(my of 'War to In trt the !louse whether min- gm d men atihe Ffleell- 11 0fifialefilighnser - I
blue of any retie in been. exempted from at e. Able 64died,raetleertInenitati. atm mere
military duty, end 1.7, the reasons therefor, inc ety_in ohnost arty other ptuant, and for this
and their names. ' • rennet several apparent*, who'were not consid.. l
Mr. Rollins, of Miseoriff, offered a joint reser- end as up to the requisite strusdard, had to bo
lion 'proposing to comm. mate loyal persons for appointed from necessity. They were not Mich
lesseewhich run let occasioned6V the ratification non, howeeer, an the Mayor desired. This luau
of the antisinvery iConstitntional Amendment. to :emanate eine' Of affair's, bat It cannot be .
A debate arising, the resolution ri env over ander it miefid under existing circumstances.
the rule. k !forte are being made by Mayor Lowry to
Olt Ration of lik. Holman a Joint resolution have the Day and Night police increased to one
was reward that nopayment :hall hereafter he Lnt died men, so as to admit of their bring em•
made to any offline,. railroad companies who pli yid In three renal—the larger number to be
have remit ed grants of lands on the condition belt- n duty untiften or eleven o'clock, when a
dint they it mild traneport property and troops f mall( r [diet" • will go on duty and remain till
free from toll; tharibe &crawl. of . War cans,, mveniug, teat lug afresh squad to attend to the
to be refunded any, Monty paid to such comps. lo.eintse during Motley. All who are familiar
nice. 1,
~ with the police fel:plat lone In other large clam,
On molten ofr
M'. Gerald, the Committee on err aware that we are half a century ballad the
the Disler?. of Ceduanbla was instmeted to ro- age In tide respect. It has been asarrtaliMA,
pat tby what authority calmed peranue are re- by at hint eXperimott, that It requites, over
quired to have pants before they can leave i err ty mieutes to ‘ , ..111, mound our amalieti
NVo. hington. teats, and some of the larger antiS occupy
..Me. Cox offereen resolution, that the Preil. runty forty minutes! It Is utterly !repot
den tle endeavoring to ascertain the disposition sit ie . , therefore, for the present force to gamed
of the Insurgents in pans against the authority the city no it shoald Inc guarded. peace am
of the Federal Government, with a view to a no- nal, iy of the Mayor to have the (area increased,
accretion for pence, and the restoration of the I eed plum. rly organivnl and tielformed, after tiro
Union, Is entitled to the gratitude of a sugaring manner of thole in other cities of similar aim.
and distracted country. and that with a almilar There ate a env of our citizen who will gainsay
stew he be requested to omit no honorable ever- the an isdom and propriety of this measure, and
Mon hereafter which may lead to that ohket, ILL prieelpal otjection will be on the scam of
to wit: peace and ankle, ' apenditare. Where le tire money tozome froml •
I.lr. Rosa moved to toy the resolution on the It le true, many of our business men now ply
table, which undecided in the negativo by a l It rze coma annually for pirate watchmen; and
vote of Zll yeas against 103 nays. Tha resole- It is argued that, If the police force was increased
dime then went over until next Moinlay, to a proper erunlice these private watchmen
Mr. Merrill tem.:ea from the Committee on could be diepensed with, and that the additlsnel
Ways and Ildearientat ;emendator! Internal Sere- tax required would be willingly borne.:Th u
sue I id, which ads matletbe special order from whole matter will be laid butbre the Councils, at
and after en en o'clock cn Wednesday evening an early day, and old no doubt receive that at
next., tendon Which Its importance,demands.
Op motion it't Varies dee Wood,± a resolution - -
wee adopted, declining agaleet any negotiation Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee.
•
which aWlmitnitgla the remotest implication. Yesterday we paid a +short visit to ( hie Mall
the ratite:ice of sky other Federal; or Confeder- tution, and were pleased to observe tbe numer
ate gravernmentmithin the territory Of the - .. . ..
ours evidences of the good being aecomposnect by
The
The House vicit igli tie Conamlittee Of the - tie Committee. Lain week the demands upon
IYholo on the;natid eymopriation bill. t
the Committee weft very heavy, tn consequenee
The arneudneld estkir. Darts, of _Mullane,
tuft reale a Beard ] lf `Admiralty wits, after soma
'or the large, number of amvaleacents`who ap
delete. mice ton layMiaminet I'd. plied for relief. During the week there were
' The Melte COSsurred le the tualnliteelet of over two lknndred of 1111114ns ftwoished with
the Committee irmatilug for 'an 'additional
n_idablornara totke Naval AcuideMy from e ach shirts, drawer , stockings, tobacco, &a Then
Corgressienellibirlet. - tolulers hare been in the hospital/ at different
'' The N trey Atiproirrialion bill was passed. , places, nod were on their way to oho their ire-
The linen amanita bold eremit:orations on sped ire resiments. They were In a.very desti
ned alter Wrdnesday next to the consideration tut, condition, and sorely in steed , of garments,
tf the Internal reho use tax. and their feeling of gretefulnese ant apprecin•
The Dense a to the Senata's • aetlac- to lion for these comforts could not bo wdataken.
onset DM &eta* Tole In.joint convention on In the line of clothier the committee have
Wv , hwaelalr newt- lerio. out. on en average,. one , thousand garments
"btr. Chandler afdted, twit was refusal, leave to per Irak. These gennenta are made up under
ha:Educe a raa,W . ern calling en the Secretaryof tic.direct supervision of tba Ormonlitee, and
War for the baelfT.4l" , -i - t which each of the qmstas one + thousand pieces—shins, drawers. kc.,--are
of the digerati, trots and States bare been Liven oat to the soldier's wives, widows, and
establhdied,s - aids, with the number of daughters to be made up, Ikea affording igEttOSt .
.Ilidlaterand addagi by eisety and their ett..dy employment to tut. bundled waken.,
ftepealve teams tea '' ''' ',• Thoy)tre mild for tbehtework alnissinanst.forkg„.
Adjourned:„ a 1 es each for ehirts and thirty setae fludeawers,
and ret•tire their weekly tanallagneterf Stturde7
trarning. Thus a hargelittniber of soldlero fain
-111, a wim are dependent upon thrlecnat hadostry
for enport are employed to make tip the me
mo me t hat are, perhaps in many instaned, seat
to tilt it bush:ands. sena or brothers in the dis
tant bospitals. The patterns ate and out by a
c, - e antlers of ladies, who epand.a.partionof P•...alr
tin e In the Sanitary Rooms every morning for
that purpose, and then thawork Is divided among
th, sew Mg • women, This Is one of the best ar
rat arneuts that toeld bomuvidtailoand the Cent
fell tee dt terve more praise than Is accorded to
tin at foe their noble nom Ifone but the fain-
Ilil PI of itokilere are ensployed, and they receive
mitre pay for tbelr work than do thriewho work
for tailors and in the factories, _.. ,
IN+ number of packages tent out by the Om.
millet slam their organization Is .it,990, lOW
of which were bores that countless] four or dee
bin tired paint of drawers,• ahlrts, dxs. The
Committal are under the neeeseity. of baying
Ho bulk or all they send oaf, as tho amount of
est-inane% unwind from auxiliary braochm,'ls
en. all, in compundson to the demneda W.' the
Committee. .
.....
Pt obit to the rooms of the Sanitary Con - mll,
la. will IM ettMeleat to lllpstrnte to any one the
not le ,mirPtum of il work, 1 4d. th e. amount of
Clots Li m
/ rend ering ID 'our braye soldiers.
Agiordsiteist 41*tlfled.,.T4
1111bodealppl Valley C'ommane►'
Si.. Loris. 0.,• The 'Missend 'Senate
_posed *be bill today ratLiylngtheColstitutional
'amendescnV abolishing• alertly by a note 'ot
Gen. John rope Imatrrfss. In the eity
to tote eon:Mend of. the new military diviakm to
which be Sas recently been appointed. by the
War Department: .Ciest. l'ope's division Includes'
the Departmeats orldistenri, Kansas and the
I.4orthirest Departments. The Mimed and
Kansas rue to to consolidate& and designated
the Department or 06 Mlurrent, May. fleet.
Dodge In command, with keadonartent at Lear.'
-etta era' city. The Department of the north:
lion is anthotted to Den.-Cartla, with, beadqnsr.
km at bideraultee. Gen . ..ropes koadquarters
• ,
Ile gnat 3tltttstippl Ville? is- law dlvltiod
ogromanded at fofotrai Tbe AtistnineoVof
the Ilitthatkpl to tit , - oognatuftta by Ksj...Gett:
Slo man bk dittikd as fuilowt: VbeDtpartmeot
of Obkotitter Eiclettlebt; tberEltpartotoot
of the tfonftliand, Geti.; Thome,' atid -
the Drudlcat of. the Teltatitteo, antler 6*.
Too dh Won of the West Ifllitselppl to be
notentanded.by xfii. Gen. Canby. and elvlded
Pl/owp: the, Depart ment 'of the' Gnlf' under'
Gen. Gue.but; the Dertattruent of At4llllll,
ander Gen..fteynolda; and the Depattannat rot
Macau t. under Gen: Dana; -;
The 1l felon of the-M.loone. tptac come:Mud'
ea
by Zle.l. Gen. rope, and to be dialled in
shove.
On Saturday night the brewery :of Theoirt
Brlnkwitb, on Can avenue,' wia littrnad.
$10,090.
The Failure at Peace . .Nocatlatlons—Tax
eu nics—xtreagthoutuir tht Clever*.
, ,
Neer Song, reo. 0.,Tb0 PotOe Washington
. 1 4*,fitd. 07,1: Is' is 'reported that the l'icaident
PITO n
_special message to Cougrest tts
tto rote announcing the cause of this fadisto of
the atteloPt nt Nate negslationa.. •
The prepotedtaxMn lushes la 3.4 Por cent.; bet
nitre is ilttte.'m oo prospect-of its adoption by
the House.' • •
Ileesurcs Riri be &Coed adopted 11 Congos
to rtrengl heti tke',l7olteriliwatt, the armies and
thc•finences for a greed summer campaign...
New York Gold Market.
Nem IfMtg, ,,,
Feb.lol.—Ths.-gold. market. Is
‘ hurgatit and without any great apeculatire
change,. The peace excitement is. past and
ithe tendency 'far The price to return" to .the
Tgur,e atirialch It stood before the. nest:dogmas.
he price ranged from am to
Gold trenight 215.
Demands t4f the Rebel Cemtuisidonem
;.dart, ta.tha -Ne w ,
York :..0 pray . saris lamees.lfephotte,"flantte
and Campboll'a demand was for a 'stocky days'
armistice, and not Independence. ThePrestiont
end Becreeary of Satate refuses:4mA tkao party. alt
"Magic them In the renal.
• ' 7 . 3 -'itsioii.Voiteatts
FORTHFAR MONROE. rob. 4.:—The • steamer
General Bedgorkejt aallea this evening for Fort
FLiber. Thbro - is habit% or. Trripattaitoerhere
la'the leny oT awn. The adv,tart of .Preahlent.
I.lheohl and party h.as hecn t he outir. exciting
ix:tater tor some Ume. •• t • '
' A CONVMSTIOX of cltirens opposed to any
fuither ertenslon or the "exclusive .r thileges of
'the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, met
Trenton. N. J., yesterday afternoon, lion.
William M. 'Parry, of Burlington, presiding,
nod n ntunbcr of eminent. gentlemen acting.as
Vlcc.lfraldents... Addresses were delivered by
Morn. Parry. &ore!, Trimblo, Roberts,Jloge•
man-and others. Resolutions condemning tiro
monopoly, *aka Stain Central Committee was
:approinted;vonslating. Of."Mosns. Snow,
Af. — Part7, James Jenkins, Ezra Rya
and J. P. Trimble: Thit-Cativention ddlottmed,
inbJett to tho calla tho 'abovraCompillteo.i-24'
,
•Ttin Edo railroad tninnsera- fortisecingthelm. ,
: . I.eribilitjr of 'seellrfog 'wood wood-for thew - locolno:
Ch kaCtorlicitiOnelntolletCatili bounty and
'•bl69al•tantl. Thailltive boiigtt thi akar
, tar of tint Buffalo irel-Rlttibp.rgkitatkoad Com
• pinjoind haverdurlng thr, past yens bashed that
Onion bf tt exCendleg:from Cafrolton'atation,
~op their road i to Bradford, Alcilean.etranty; .
,zand are tiowUkfgiag to.,completion two !short
„branches Awn that'point . up the, east and west
'.hranehes of 'the Unanarrant croak into the
titan of tkei coal fields of -McKean county and
love commenced mining sccd on : pup' oh hole
-kindsr—Cgrow Adtirtbrr..
• . .
•
113kni, 07
hrlogimeirip( the „deith Pterrejoaciph rroud
lbe,cele4ratel Yr.esch welalla t 'antlinithoi
c.f *errand boar* advotatlog his .pacullap tow's
a(a• . _ , • - - •
CITY_AND' SUBIiaBLX.
• -
We Flip the , folh.o'lririg from the Springfield,
0 1 1 11 4.1 a
kn, of Dee. 96th:. "Sklfr.t
Githma kr.lnitrels,„ at Clty Nall. on Saturday
nit Id.s:tos • sneerss, and a.mented ono. Not
( 7 'y mlustrel bend Is Introduced .by, deacons
Ind ether 'lmminent church methbe.rs. and *la=
a Inn pz. Is Introduced by a pastor In an orthodor
churl'', It must certainly Im an. innocent amuse
tut t.r. As the steadfast In the faith hare set the
ex: nil le, all bands may :: now turn out to-night.
and give the minstrels a good benefit. They
s'n..; well:play well, anddecoa splor.dldly. All
toy, rs of fipt.elais 8113111i1OUICIIi5 should not fall
to actend. A - _ - .
.
- 'll4 calefi z raledtroupe alnico tlitir lint SPPOAr
anew In this city, at Coactil ott•Wedumitta.r
Clynang Pczt. , ,
lc tr t C:2 r.—Mr. Heetige one of the editors
of the Philadelphia Commerciat•JAst, Is In the •
el*7, , end sr.poecs to remain here for a. few
dsysto wait upon our business 'men tindoellelt:
tau. V.I. , LIOna and "adtertliements (of that Asper:'
The Commercial, List Is trittuded. as. Duo 'or the
most renahle commercial patters la the country,
and it dertotm considerable spode to the nil in
feet n, which-bra...or itself should be sufficient'.
to enuanend it to .a yea number or our cltioccut.'
IoAD detAlion.:=:On Sistiohr morning
as the train flop" Pittsburgh, was Toming.down
pretty' rapidiy; , about a mil tbla illde of La
grar ge tho boller of the locomotive 'Wellsville"
!expli dia. TlMfireman had ' hand badly
itrahlti , find 'was tomewhat shouted' by tho
&Con, but was .othet•wise tuilnjared.• • One or
two of the ,paitengens were Jolted abant and
aliklitly braised ty-therandden stopping of the
can.—Wherling rah
Tiin Roust. tollainuo„t Am) teuretrnot
.Dultnowr.—Such Is {ire title of a neat
little wotr of 120 pagua,, 'rood, each year
frOse the omen of 'the Uontwe Farmer;
N. Y, ~..no,vplume, for 1805 Is just out. It
eonlalno a large amount of latunnation tir the
termer; holt-grower, anti everyone interested In
the etilUvollow vf the soli. The price of tho
Rural Anima 1$ only Pounty-flee canto. It will
be sent prepaid by fifth on receipt of priett. Ad
dreso Joseph Herell, .Publletter • fieruwes .Flaroser,
Rochester, N. y. l - •
11111 FISMAII:. eithing.
tate, giving the • adventures of a celebrated
(create scont—price 25cts.; ' o •l3allou'e
Monthly Magazine," for March, leds,llill of ex.
'ccltcut readinFinstter, end very cheap at fifteen
center and 'I. reek Leslie's Ton Cent :deathly,"
for Moth, price 15 coati, 140aeery interesting
table of coutents,itave been received and are for,
sale. by W. 'A. Gliden:cnney, No. 45 Fifth street,
iA Fnunr.—You are troubled ant; a bad
.tgeatbnt annojnyotu friends and acquaintances;
as well as youraelf,' You would like ,to get aid
of 4, but ' , meet" kno* wbat Means 'to' adopt;
Me trill tell yati. Use tlie Fiageant Sortaiont
It:, alit cleanse and beautify you teeth; and. ' laatn
du
breath purannd sweet.. Bald b/ 41:1:4141-
,VALLUDIII P/lOPERYr.-4111114..5...
. r(btbhert
& Bon-advertlies a.. very excellent lodge° .of,
plaPerty tirthis =trainee Cle&Ue: The roper.'
ty located on- limithileld street. The location,
fli ql l adapted for a ',bueirteii stank 'Wink
aim oppoeito the Pagollide. ektolko 44=7
iii well'to get elear of a Fold lila tat wee
but it h much eatoraiik bacteria . ridparsalt dti
It•thei first foifj-eight - ri—tbe ciroairratiedy,
i b r4b4l4w Pa l le ' t°l2 g PP' l “Yr g's- f 4 . 9 !l °ll l t '
• void ,
Itallroud - Aechlent..Get. Moorhead aud
Dangbter lzdtmod
The train which left thls city on Satrudei
afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, ftrr the east,
met with an Accident meat. (lieMuhl:Lig, which
resulted In the' Injury of several p assengers.. .
title
of one of the aleeping-ears .broke, and the
ear : was dragged a considerable distance. Ser
ena bf the occupants wee slightly Injured;
among whim were Gen. sI.IC. Nfoorlteati,' mem
bet. of Cungreas nom ibis district, and, .his
,youngest daughter. Tho General bad a wrist
,spraigned, , and his tlanithter received -an injury
- 'one of. her ankles.. They went on to Altoona,
Where they, ars now stopping. Their Wades,
are ?sported" as alight. The car was so badly
wrecked that It had to be left behind.
Ilbocklng,Aceldent.
. .
A man Earned Rsbertlfumphreys, vas
stautiy killed- yesterday afternoon, at (192;"
Eyeri CO's. rollbgreili, in thisningfiniii. he
, •
toss engaged In cubi t / the'maehinetV•trheis lie
war caught Between e belt pulley. tlust runs the
*ear geerlug, and his heatt,lres 2 414 4 /3 •*"`"
bursting open at the top, arid - fo lig all 'the
Nab out. Hfitiiptireps war - s sober 'addled**
talons 171511; aged !about thirty 4. and without a
family. lie hss two Asters-living • he' abiiee: --
try:tient tobri.:'The Combat's jarriettobed
verdiet that his death was the remitof, aid
...
Loosrxd TO Till Moue eoties role TIRO.-
No one` vet has ever tried .-•`Fitikertores Watux)
and Calieaya Bitters," but what tocomieends
them tolls Mends. - *These Bitters nro based On
, their own merits;-and supported by Ineoutesta
ble:facts,'and though'. they - have as it were, but
Intently been - offered for. sale, they have already
acquired a reputation egad to any Bitters offer
-Od to the public, for the peenliar and efficacious
property - they posseas of curing.Dyspcpala, Liver
Consilltation;*P-opsy, tte., the., by
changing
, diseased - acne?. "ad ezpallbm • from
The the various Puma of dlseateind ant.'
feting. Tilly srpie l e i pared in "ate.ordatiee•With
strict' and welks(4) sten Clietaieel lava, Their
refmt - litlon IA onward and ufiwird, re:ti l t:so Bit.
ters are . nont„redornmended l'phyal:
clans In the cotuatrje - Bender; If yotknerA help,
then look to the - tight source-;41z: ntikertort'fi
Wabao - and Calisaya Bitten,. The genuine M
. tide by the name of Jacob Pinkerton blown on
each bottle. For sale by all Dru...tlets and whole
sale dealers. •
For Sale also by B. B. Sellers & Co., No. .%
Weed street, Pittsburgh; and of GIN). A. Kelley
& Co., corner of Federal and ].cock streets,
Allegheny.
Tut CA/31NET 011,1.AN.=r0r some years the
beet thing produced athcng the various forms of
reed organ,. mslodcane, etc., has been the Cab
inet organ,. made by •llessrs. Mason A; Ilanilio;
of itits city. 'Besides the beauty and great pow
er of tone for so small an Instrument, furnishing
the greatest amount of organ tone for the small
est priers, it has the advantage of a double hal/ovl
arted itrpon hp two Woe• pedals. They hare now
added to•thc resources of the instrument a now
one; wonderfully effective and wonderfully sim
ple, which they call the "Automatic Bellows
Snell." It is, In fact, a contrivance for swelling
and diminishing the sound at' pleasure, will:out.
the ald of a swell pedal. but simply by the same
'action °nth° feet which works the bellows by
the blow pedals.. With a little practice it oper
ates to a charm. - anff the swell and "dying fall"
of harmealca becomes as obedient to the per
former's will and feeling as If the reeds were set
to vibrating by his own breath.—Dmight's journ
al of
hIkOCED SPITENTII WARD PROMITT.—The
substantial tbrce•etory Prick honor and largo
corner lot on Centre avenue, to. De sold this even
ing rY Brellnrilne's Anction Booms, Is a tine op
portunity foi good Ineestineat In a business
stand, with a commodious.' dwelling attached:
Also, a list' of yaktable' bank, railroad and oil
_ .
stocks, to-night. .
Bromm'a Buomartat,Tnnates, for Colds;
Couuls, Pulmonary and alattunatlatroubles, are
highly. recommended arid presedbed , by Phyal
clans Sod Stogy:es In the Army:
Aticriox liezzof a Ttittimist Store, at Me=
CiellitsePe; Si -Fifth .street. _ The attention of
the ladies Is speeially,ealted. See edyertbeenent.
. ,
Tu e i Beitieh . Contill ..Barannah Chihea
• the Captured. Cotten.
* Pori 'Loyal worrspondent of the New
Year World sais t The British Consul at Ba
rannae, who is knonm to rail in the luseineyed
remark that "tbs sue never lets ra her &Basic
Majerty's - dotalitleas"-4 arcs& Stance 'which
augurs that they will "hoax vratehing"--toak . it
Intoble official head to dabs, la basal of ear;
win British fabler* a large portion of the cot
,
ion labkh bad beat capterad in the city. tin ,
fort/nadir, for hs ePplifition had been
antletpated from the iourra adopted by certain
dames stSOutaaoh.. playa:Atoka' pg.
'hinsilrede or balia,"atUg they barleys! to 'a
Llvapool bowie, and who openly boated 'that
the Causal Isiyaretloa ocurbt to bare something'
to edy about any contemplated confliction of the
. .
Well, her 'Britannic Majesty's Vowel at Sav
annah comes,leefore . (inn. Sherimm, and gads
itirel &Meg a serar - at • his headquarters: The
General turd the ofilciars' story blandly and
nulliterrteMettly till lie 'elem. The enneul stated
tbatrhe had been commissioned hy British mile
.icete to claim the ',lntel:tin their behalf. They
had bought it, he 'averred, and paid for It; t , o;
and by the law . of nations It shoald be recognized
as their property. The award them hinted that
it wanld be better to restore the eetaoTl to ite own
ers, ind, in order to give three to this miriade,
he thoveyed the idea Mathis action might be re
garded an mere prig/Mine/ay of a more effeetive
The 'oongintror of :Georgia,not having the fear
of the lion aid unlearn hefore bin eyes, looked
up at the amend, and at nice beennuOtts ques
tioner.
"You say those British suldeels paid for that
ottani" aslotaGetteralAtterntaa.
The British Conant 7 -•'7es,rhave been so in
structed. • . .The hills can to tarnished; I believe
they hays."
Gencrallihention, without wasting a thought
on the.easo with which a gross of bills might be
furnished, replied;delitswately: .
• 'Tex, If British subjects paid for that cotton,
I "ow what they purchased it for. They gave
to mbeis powder, lead, shot nod cannon for IL
r have captured that cotton. It was. mine, and
I made a present of it to the United States
government, who intend to sell it. The names
of sarclaitnants for, it will ho taken and ro
cordM, and be, probably, the subject or fame
ocUoru•-_ But there the matter must rest for ths
preseut.". '
• ear. Btantonizas sustained Modena's* of Que.
Female pdhienee.
t t was pteseldng one sinning (writes a clergy.
man who relished a good thing richly) from the
. _
pains/re in the history of Moses, when he, with
,
his; two frieds Aaro n And llor, wasstanding'
au ihm, and behobllng'the battle between Ursa
and lunslek. My text Inn; "Aaron and' Sit
stayed np his hands find I argued the Auty of
the people , to holdup thd hands of their
ham the example of theca good UM at oltieho
Man supported Moses: • -
On my way howiewitil from church, one of
the* leadbg . men of my . parish joined me, and'
Often captaining ids great satisfankm In lay itio:
comma, begged learn to etuegnit one paint - that I
had quint overlooked. _ .
slid I, "what eau that
"I mean, he answered, `'th 6 Powerful Ina.
mentin *nor of retitle Indennee.";,
.
"II math*. sal& "that ;Y de riot. praMilye
that th e subpmt Is ' hinted at—heti:do yon &i
-ce-ear It, My dear els." -
Why, AOl9l it not Mad," odd he with 1100113
surprits, , "that - daran - end her halals his handst
.11 - appals the woman helped AS. mach as the
maw . _
Going tip s eliyery.
80Pai Cat SeamoN,detersolned to ante
an3ssue with Davis- upon. the slaierj queetion:
Tho tbirlealOn .2fercurti;: opposition •to the
Richmond press;'malntalus • that slivety se= the
false of the War, ea It was the enemaehmenta
made upon this institution which provoked the
rebellion. Alter losing thirty• thousand of its
.best people, South Carolina will not Stiffer sla
very to be bartered away. by Davis or the rebel
Congress. It says grandly: "We want- no
- Coinfedcrate Government without our Wallin
tlons.'', To "talk of eznanripatlon js to disband
our (the rebel) luntles.'?This looks 'wit South
Cerollna ineenetO eel up ti mifeciefiey of her,
min, leaving the other rebel . States out ln the
cold.. Sherman's resence...lb that State may
in
- edlfY. this intent ion:' llc will probably - be in
"CharlestOn In time to take part In the dismission;
- „ • Only Vivi 'Lett:
_ .
PO/IMM Las 'passed a bill granting to the five'
surviving heroes of the Infant Republic, it"gte
trulty of three hundred' dollars per annum , for the'
'rentalraine.of The utter:olollst
follows?, • • v..
cornet Conti, aged 9.31" Orfeins county,' Nei
- Sainte Downey;,agna-98, Saratoga :countyv ,
vacri.noi or lrivirvineyontaitnl, °titans county,'
'Jima thrtuivir, In hitil'lolo. year,c3lissoirt„
ilely.;,lSo3,l4lvteen Jac
rerelTD; eti ^ egn hare since . •
estot Denerot Profess-W=l bdedtTideatelii.
das executed et Goverattesailsed yesterday a 6
74,tali6ati for tbe envie: of tdetertion. - , Alewas ,
PtiVedibY vightPag.:s l 4 4 , stfP,.g
g
xr:Enl r1.10 ,, a 4 .1 r•I
EST-illl4Bll ED EN - iy. ,i - 4 -,
11 4 corrr., (..cha, ~ 1.„-i-) lottuAkdo- ,---,
'Tennis?, Indies hem -Savanna**, tho eta ails • ,
there a %ETV few person, uha. tiara besa aliens
lovers of the Dolma firm the tnilltanlng ,tif the
rebellion, there are Witte. aim hate leen, and
still are bitter amessicalias r other secessionists .
still sine Wanly gire op 41;rir Vautti mar, 43-104 t
the lm of alarm oho lAtet.rPok t
Oath Or htleglenee Is a bitter ri,bel at hark atal
just, before the eaptnre of that 'pine° swat WOO,
dOO la specie to Chsrle,ton tbr s ifia keeping. (
The majority of - the poorie are, bee ere ,i glad att ,
\
mean° this further operation of the rebel can
seriptkci. The writer says than teaming „North
ern lIIIM wlto hare gone tiolkr* nstinh, expecting, _
to :mike Platte% al Pa *stags silnapprilateC if
There Is. amain in i the etty except °dna* an& t
nee, the former of which belongs to the Untied i
Stated, apd gin latttr to the:Oy 4triverntrilMn.
Tbalpeeple have 'MI money eSPi• Chafddimift
terip° and the plitatethatis hare beut tomi be , r i— I
Gee. Sherman to this nevem.
A _Casr..--1 ho Contra/la rtkrritiOri 11:21*4.--
on Friday evening last, whoa the train - i
Calrontopped at that place, four , refageee weytt— •
taken: off the cirodeadt They .Werc(t'appe..
- nattily all of ere fatally—and itonalated ern, ;
man,between the ace of folly and arty ypual,
young morons, probably eighteen or 'twenty;
and tf r o , taildien;telpectlyely aged. ahem'
- and Tears : There :There. notldng tro,lodiceSe7.3r,
their imam .and, former abode shoat theta.
3bey;wcre among a largo . ranibor of lefentes. „ "
who were being tPatioriorte&-Narth, to tie _
eltarde of cllPporfed l bY,tlte hantiffto4** , ;,_!
'dente{ of 'lnners. Like lion:sands-Of others h :
.; t
before, It Is reported that they ffid" • "
teen exposed scitne'llslrtywttbetwe Pr the notti- , .3 t`
and *lnd, In coming from . Calm,aad t
famlibcd condition were unable to endure IL i•y , ,
'"flourra' letters from Veit elnither, , lisyst
Wasfilugten correspondent • of. the, Phitatlelskts,
Led*, ugly a different Tersloif of Chit anew*: •
(lon report alluded' to
official dbfputch lett weelt.% . The Admiral $13114:
dispatch has been picked lip from. lee; tellOit
the cflicef in +Summand 'that If Forts Fleheradrt ,
Cas46ll were not held, he tread be
to evacuate Richmond.' ' Tho letters: speak. At •• , • E
this report (or suppo , o. Adispateli) -as merely a ;
'rumor crirrcht, ' which Is ' - ict'y probabll; as It '
Islawn that the dispatches of the rebel:GeV
ernment aildite lerulingfieucruleara transmitted !,
In pypher,the key .to which is .fitletra °WTI°
hlidsoiMportant a dtspateli• '
realty' been found, would It • not havebcattlecier•-• ; - ,
pirated In full in tho Adialral'a „tuportiand Utak „
have, procerl to a cat - Mull , what Is now ; praltj 1°
clearly redirect' to rumor''--;',=.74.1
I'EL(IIFENLING IN rue ,
..v.Letq l , Tan. 30.—A gentleman wbo vas
at the army on yeMcrday wiecu - )fitsars.
'Mena, Hunter: and Campbell posed through
our lbws, on their way to Washington, soya that.. ,
+heating all aloni the lines waspritalTiOgcattir '
it would indicate that they hoped_ for prem.
ton for amh terms of peace as would alknethit •
armies to disperse.. - Ones before the acclainatkina
nr the armies were united. as When tiny lay be
fore
il , redcticksburgh. A line military bane
played "Eecessia," - Yankee Poodle," "Dixie,"
and other tunes anti other national air.. They'
were -.appropriately responded to by tlia , two‘' ,. . -
armies alternately v hnewhms the bawl striteit - lip
"Home, Sweet Home," the opposing canoe for- .
got their is:wit:ens and nailed in
cheering
A noryri Jrurrn recently escaped 'frOm (lola •
lop's I.land, Boston Harbor alter having ; intat:-
eountably unfastened tds twins.
_lt was sabso-,vif
fluently .discovered HIM a yofing' Woman,
had been permitted to call and see him, had a key
in her mouth fitsin,,, ,, thelock of his lettere.... Oa •
parting she kissed him;and,during the operatkus
transferred the key [rota her mouth to his,
facilitating his eseane. The girl -and the MAW. ;• 7
who made the key for her were arrested;
•
A sera of farm' lands, morttaged , ln 'air
railroads, was advertised to take place at Beene •i
Wis.; February .let. dosernor, Lewis hating
.heeriquibireed that fears were entertained of sac " -
attempt by an organized body of men haforelliti'.l
resist the sale, homed a
_proclamatiens, Isortdch,
.he earnestly warns and dissuades them,from
suelract of violence, and in decided terms'
tiara his Intention to present, peace aadeniereal
the lawaat hrizardli. ,
. .
um ?Flora:Doe of tbagliali,fastory oglatfit, ,i :
Is Ostdermed by thertesthsgmr of oboy,gadthio.. ,
-,
komonfialler, Who last month - epbud• al - rt '
blttse "Heard about /eau Christ aktlitithitredk:e ,
salad; but it's solonte Ablest that I've.
obouttffim. Do not knowyshether 1041 -
X .
dos or wonderful W lie
Wogs, or how was ---.,'''',
multiuse not beird of Noah . .snd the itoxt.r!• ~-.
Jeans mita. the world= slx...days.,,, Tito tbstork. ..,,,,
haa a tome; It is ?lime' '
......-- , -,- , ----.......t....11 ,...,," ;t
Mimi° the "natural curiosities! of EilltWaitti.•
Maas., h a man forty : four years "13[60; who ittnit.
utter tined en nunee of tolutecO; nor 'think o. •,-,".
doniof tea, coffee, beerieide4; wine, ;oar ant,. Q to
kind of Intoxicating. /NUT' in ,hhtlifer .. • - 0
theaeLeilt bet% 1141 u on fa
tricky between Go!. Itnonlette and
bridge, the letter ban triumphed. The• latter
retains command.. •A very proper dlignuntritkin
CLOSING OUT 1 CLOSING 01IT,
CL.O9IJM6 "OITT!
Our Stock of WISTECGOODS
CONCERT HALT.
Skit3E SrtCap-b:I.;
in araer thit au rilaV,4" hin2gm,Y7
Iteocilicott C;lPtitx.
AND NOW BELL
Xcu's Heavy Wiater limb for $l, * OO ,
Do. do. • do. Shoes
Boys' do. ' Boots" 1 1 00
Do. do. do. £ bees ` •
Ladie's "%Tudor Boit@ 75 cte::
Children's Bhoe.- • -
Ana Everything Else in PrOfterithis: ::.F.-
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No. 62, Fifth Street.
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WILOLES/LE:IND:r.,IIII7/1L,;.:;; - ,, - ,;;.c:
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VALUABLE iiTOURBi'TUESDAY - ,: - 4, • , 4
EVENING, Yeberiiieflth,_ht:7 l AeLchnel,r. :-
Comm=ls.l . Sales Rsohon, 1111• . •
•:• eolo is sheen dielsener,iiiniStrich., • - i • •
15 •rr Alleghesy u.=l.!
;.Westerla Mae* TelePaPhiCkkezii,' . j)
e Monoegahela Nevizep,e9
Allegbenyeesod4 • • . • • 1.•
• 1 Pertitual Scholarship, Allegheny [1101143;14 , ;J• .I, 4
noo shame Fuller lieheish Oil CO, • ,
'3o " ' Patton PetrokehaVh4 .." •
200 rr"• • ElDorado Co., r• , •
• 255 Cherry Bun & 1,100.1 ram 46.: • • :';'• -
%so . ißlLUters• 011 a 11.telpiCol,olCIIVItt • .
600 idrAboy Cherry 800
fee • - A. MeILWAINE. •
MPRO,VED CITY PItORBUT • v.
- I . l7E § Gar-Ertfrlffth
rebnatry etb; at 13f o'cloole,ola be gold agtAlp t "
Commercial bake ;Rooms. 61.1ifat irtreetilhatval.-_ • .
table Mouse nO.Lot, ',lithe grate of.Conete Ara,
flue and Green id teeaal Wired,. the . Lot "
tving =t fret freer on ee tivenue t antt erstotei- - . te.
lug ow:games etreet 40 t &ad Olvolles to dap*,
urbereon wit substantis4three atory,lifteklfoutter,... '
containing large Atone anti oevege toorea,refith awe
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dry teller tu. , d atVet htfelArtenvenieneoa of woter
sad gas. t :-.•
-r Ititela OP Sems.43.ooeCiaihjinii bslana fn eat..•-
7veraurtat Intermit teemed-16y Bond and Mortgigs4
• fe2 A. 'ffeILWAINE.,-Anetionose:',
'Ii'tIIII.IITURE; DEIN, &c,, at. BRO&Drli ,
WAN SALOON —Oa .111Eink 1 1t 01 1 0 1 1 .30.-A:
10 Volook: u Vierhetiei guio
:prostisay Saloom, Cl - Fifth streeti•tkelmitivw ricer :+>i
okihent.of the Eating Salons:4c om=ITOS
Chalrit,ligkritrArlo, Cocoa Matting, sal
• Counter, largo rursortseat White - 5tr034,0
Tat lb Carters. cht l fillit Dbilisr, , KitOhelii 4 i, t'ilraPartt"
and fork% Tea & Table-von:kr, tiro ~1•1
Alto, 7
our-linak,PlSSeo -caw
Sake Steamboat Qook Stork a -
feo •- • - •,•" MOIL LW/4J A eilriv
TIITTSBURGHLANIT ElTZlTBE?fartall'
A. - STOCK" a .11M3tirrr StC11111; ,
=look kfilr•-bir 4011 ,at Orstslirrila' Mao ic , •r.
leo Sumo PitiaburgilkilfStbinTS/ 011 . U.
• Vora Qoatrketorso Scrip 01 r; a , MR.
;$lOl pthmhenr.vo.,* par 0:4%4 (bump*.
7 ',bank 17ttabillidLit CorateliCTSlO It, 'IL
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