VOLUME INX-V sittsburgit dastitt. 'VERY tkrES.T . NEWS BY ,TIgILBENEUIPH. • aao iiii4rAtir BERM. 11311 it EITIBBT I 811111$11 KflYllnn Oil TIN lIIIIIISOLTIHN 11111111M111%1IALIIIIIII IIS 11041111111141 freentintP. zscresarch Au D GRAND D PLAY. i • OEM 11111 EW EVIR OM TRIS .C 11,N91111 Wlerte4,ol4 Nay 33.—de early u o'eloc , . this morning, peopleiVeris essenible-: ri Poen ye/maga Avenue„ le vitneas the• gran re-vie,. The ilayike lorsatifal, and everything a a the at, „ Moot order Ist the *arch or the war-or a tosap - i The Anemia at as early boor was w by th • q Fire Libpartaics• air to =have It .11 t and dean Ica from ot the President , * Ito . on tete smith ot thalami, for the President, il Clete netoand for the gallant otters of ant and litteehetbstho are to review the troops. Amotha stand on the north side he t WeeMfalathlel of members of Conceal I WW. A. stand Is also erected oo the wounded soldiery. Thi houses la tee • I the Pteeldent's house, are adorned t _Theteett , i, , , BMW. eif =amble peeked by' ... r eager to give the heroes of thewar eh i come. The column, commenced to move o'clock, the first befog headed by Gen followed by his staff. He war =Mtn J abeered along the reale, the ladles WA l handkerchiefs. _ i ~‘ - At the Capitol the Children - are &sae • 1 distribute baguets• and loose dowers . t lint men as thdy page.. The eolled an 1 t Sags proudly l the soldier* are pudly. bo amid therttoen' of the Makers on. cantryia the tilt in order to • Sawaral Merritt. General- Cnathr. bet r erg wreath milli ann, presented to . u tbeVicinity of the stands at the r. kale* a dense crowd la , matioutel, e haperfectly clear of all vehicles , _snit b uninterrupted. , _ . Thousands or rchiotta. for:lnaba` ' 1 Weer cities who have s:sine to see the I use the sidewalk ItOISI the Cilidted to tire Manslon ; ,a distance orb= and a • al -While windows - Ind balconies are iris d .'lading honse.tope, which am occ a deeply Interested spectator*. Ali b •, • e suspended and there was a general rol • a The Capitol bore the motto In Is "'The only netkinal debt. we ean never j debt we este lathe vietortou,soldlerV - Borth of theCapltol at lust two thous il, girls were assembled; small, dressed, Iran much pleasant excitement among t priming forwardto preiemt flowers tee ti • ..e,, , and sing patriotic ammo. • The t... column Sr (wed in the following order: Headquarters Army of thereto•nen, r • eral Meade commanding; General Staff Head ur ea* derdadlrelr First Massachnscits C. try, Celt. Flint commatline• Major Oen. -11arritt„ soramanding several ear headquarterend-m -start; 68th V. B. Cavalry. MaJ. act i . Cutter trommandleg; this officer was vociferously Cheered at numerous palms or the-line, and wee somewhat enctutib red by wreaths and boacteeis which had been presenter 1 to him. Othir offi cers were. similarly grettni with C'AINIA and the 'waving of handkerchiefs by the lathe.% Next same the first and second cavalry division', com manded by Gen.3s2vies and Ora. Dori a; the I s ms salutary brigade., the Provost arehol General's brigade and the . Engineer's qyada The troops composing theses bindles were comps : sed In a large part from New Torn nary, _ Ohl*, New Jersey, Manachusetts and Ichigen. . The ninth cones, - Gen. Parke commanding, the Sat dii islets =amended by Goo Wile rn the Mild driteloll by Gen. Grlal au be division by Gere. Carlin. Theor troops 'w from ein e ecinstri, Michigan , line York. Pe •yleania and Ohio, Maryland, Massachasetts. nee Jerser, .% t,,,, 'ltbade Wand. New Hampshire and. w era. Nat followed a illsision of the ti army ~,` One, Brig. Gen. Dwhbr, loci t line e l artillery artillery ' *lode, the troops being from Males, New Turk, ,„ - Vermont, Connectlent and Messischampte. Tee ' lith corps, flees. Griflls • coynmayetinu. Ths lit dlytteen WM Ontalleateee by Qrs. Chmbeisior aueSd division, by Gish Ayre; and the 3.1 di *Lion by Gat. Cr...feed. These divisions were composed of troops from: New Torn. Michl.rar, Mseseehusetts, Marylend, Delaware' and His , ' 'Next came the 2nd Corps. Gan. Ilumphties. The first divialon commanded by Breves Brig. 4hro.'Eamtirv, the second by Gen. Barlow. and the third by Gee. Mott. The tremps terre ;wand. pally from Perinsylvaille, Michigan, New. HAWN Alto Meassertusests, Wisconsin, !Hones-eta, Delaware, Ohio. Western Virginia, New Jersey, Connecticut.' Malne and Indiana. Tiiit troops as they moved along P,ousylyvatila Avenue prenatal an tropes/rig and grand appearenrei alltha troll of the service being repeestented 1 t hill fret, the Occasional insertion of a „budv o• each to relieve . the mini nesi gave a floe effect. Lookine rap PennFylcanea avenue thee was a coothrsous Mashie lone as far as are Aye, - could reach of National, , State, - dlrt-tore and brigade digs. Some were new, the stars of gold br'i'ning „Iti the sun, aed afoutneted stranggi y wish the liales borne In the procession bearing the names of the dIG - irent ban:G.(l4de where victories were won by tnese heroes. `fie bpi were drap.d with dowers In every seamier. Although these troops did befit-dress recently, they wereLill et rg cleanly dressßl, and thtlr floe The Elnentive Mansion was draped with flags. it various points were the Inscriptions: ...Atlan ta:" "tkonußlrtrt'"2otah Mountain,',', "Sin, 16b,"'”Vicksbars." - k Savaintalt,' , ..11icatemed,ii "I'eterrbilrfb" "Coal 'Herber."' • One stead writ _ .. _ occupted hy . Prealdeut Jobtaon. the men:then; :of ,Caldoet, Ger i . _, Giant ' and Miamian, and otbne dh tin gtgabed .army• oldness. On' the lart . weratbe metaberant , the Delman:teats and-tha ._ • Dipknnitte, Carp.. On the stands ptradded for the s pttrpoiansqraDearge Banenift . and the fat- law&g inamed Gorertiors if Swear Andric, Benton, Thstchford,Johnson, Chandler,Hania, !osier, Monsen, Conner, Benne* and-Mortar a . 3 There were at le-sat thirty naval tamers bya: t' it 8 illt 111 3bett Tnaks. end .6a - Matiloßizers melt e, as Mattock, Newton and -Rawlins. •As corps and dthrlsittna Teased in • review - of she President and lieut. Gen. Great their commanders veer - e ar4 Itit ,the evinmeasabe &wages or the ctjr.ls, , : I Ills cum of the GOTt2IIII.OIII. b 11 1 ,61111/ 101 d other j c " pribilci oltUnale were slmilarly're onhised. 1 - ~. The crowd In that part of the city WM ex .s. f grernely dame, it being the wato point of aurae. , Bon sfid the reviewing plaos ahem was !imam. l bled'Ve Wheat tilleals Of the land.' i ' General Costar rode a horse restive and, at , . times ungovernable. When hear the Triastu7 Department the borstr-madly dashed forward , s l ed tl-e head of the lines. The 'leers! vain ly atteleptesi !Camel Die coarse, at the Mime time andearcaing to retain the weight of flow , ars which had been geeviously placid noon htat. - lln the flight the General lost tits hat. Ile finally - conquered 'his horse and rejoined Ma column. I Parsing the President's stand be made a low bow / and wee applanded by Oa multitude. ' . Between the rear of the oth corps and the la. .0 'ream of the sth tOll/3. there wan _ ad interval of A. Immense number of persona rip lath the atoning which was in front of the stand occopled • I by Prmldent Johnson, Gentral Grant, and the - ,t member:sof tho midest. and gave each one re. ' i panted cheers. These men severally arose and, bowed their aeknowledgment of the honor. The troops (Winded alx hours In review, from 9 a. w. till 3 r. ar.The review is swam of as the ... tr realest ever taken ,plaee on this coothtent. ' It •gli„yrase grand affair sod raggestive of the trigs lind victories of the Army of the Potomac. AIR TRIAL OF TUE tONSPIRATORO. rEICAMINATIOEr OF WITNESSES. 1 Court Adjourned Entll Tkursday, wisinsoiini; nay 23.—rbe court met it half slut telt O 'clock this morning, „.,. - -7 / . .--, , Mi. 'Midhist, id th e goiemitheit bawl 4 ... .. .„....i....., did ado. but.notmith, retettoce to, th e primmer. at the tar s he it Tad kav ea lbsta tt°'63l4l6 1111 7 en.7„. " 6.7.:: ~,m.,,..„.. „s. wardelthe valuable 999 : 001. tiiiiiiiialill india Adman; remarked - /Wear Orilltimitnessmo ,weregat who exam. : laud tedl le. to ; the ` : smuss&'96k6 by at. MAI In Ilattitimie:' dad time .hrtidn iiitr. • 1 4 ittairdaW had ant- imea:atdalta 001111 ti ' s' Mao OM* military realm to meek this piamt.- "Antlebthholletaken raced's) was trait' ... fr i enaddlt Mclean, will& wns gram* to Ulu* statententa amended-so ts , sifebt . "that he hadasked than all ate tips ' IMP, stahlathe accused taintrodumsd beihr• Ike commecemest 'of the' Manninstionot' the Wfbnilibil glw - tbe delimits. i mitbstoia fbe the 4.66 - e, hosMriir. Using . i so oh)ectioa that the testimony auto a general l emillinteol debt be hereafter Introdneed by the 410W4Wment, ledge Advocate General Galt brief. 41" i" the diglealty ot procerlog the - atm& once of witnesses at this t9ner, and after a brief . , swisisUal4l9 th e ()cent nojounted twill Tbruaday, , .._. _ 1... ~ ,,....,:..L...,;'..t r. _.....,...z . ii, - , : ;,-., , 4-' 0. = 136. ADVICES FROM NOME Surrender at a Rebel Fleet. RE:3II FIVE CMINICCCi2 .0 160 OffICBM SIARENDERED. Large Trriien eating at Selma. '67ATX 64:17V83T10N 15 31.161011 waiiirsor. gUCEPTIOX sr SIEMOIL 13RBECII-LESIDIn CA.NNON VINO - LIMED GEN. SHERI/An OFTIOIL 11120111'. Trouble ►alielµted la If:girls. C. C. CLAIM LETTER TO ORR. IfILION. New Tomr, May 23.—The Herald's Mobile • earrespeadent says: The rebel Is is the •'Tote= bighess river, tionsisting 'of twelve vessels, AM surrendered to Commodore iiiimposon's fleet, Cap; tain of & Welt Guittigeadron, oldthe 11th hut, Two Commoderos and 1141 other officers of dm; :rebel nary. eurnedered ',with their , y e wla, and ~ . were paroled. The vessels numbered twelvai ' CoL Gm. Deas, of :Gen., Beurtierd's staff; ~... . . . , Irit in chute of hiCkestiquartere at Selene, halt arrived at Motdis, hales been eiptinedhud pa., "soled. He is going north:, He mrpreashe hire= . ARM as thoroughly diegustedmith lberobel seri 'Wipe and sayebe has learned from the put fun years the gradniity , sioedlei-the grouses 01l the old 'Unto". A large nembsr of the eitteens of Dallis elm= . ty assembled at:Velma. on ;the 'lotit . lest.: end' paired a resolution requesting - the' Governor of., Alabama to call the Lmtelature together, with a; view of reesestruction of the state to;ber,former : "'million In the Union. Judge Byrd, an itilluen-i tial citizen, made a eked spexh, la which le said the war had decided Iwo iliusti anti seces-1 *lon and. Watery, .andAicitla ' adversely to the El. uth. He counselled conetilitieu sad orsdera. non, and said it greatly depends upon tke.gener- • osity.end magnanimity . of the victors whether eonelillition and tiaratontwonld. be permanent ant substantial.. ,Ittroe are the ientirieite of the people generally. The Herald's Meeoa . eorretpoadent says the ', people of the interior are rapidly settling them- selves to a condition of peace 'Torero and pro r - visions are being broughtiosely lath .I.lle,Pisees 'occupied - by . Union roops, and roe eitiuna are demanding a C.3llTe on and the troustruction of the Btatet • ..,.. .. f,.. , - Four of Capt. via' famous breech-loading Union carotene had been u bed from a cemetery in Macon, and the 'oldie:elm:Bag them het ached pertileslon to take them home and present them as trophies to the Metes . of 0140, Indiana, Illi nois and Michigan.- ..,- ' • r and otta " ro for plaits of ILO flags Imadent% le - avenue' 'Earth any from peirosta, . Execa- Altonles, reed, .lu tpled by lees was General Sheridan met with • mostenthuslaatle feerption_ .thie city last evening. The. street is front of his hotel was filled with I dense 61.11511 of citizens. Tho General was called en for • speech, but declined making any...: . The l're.uni's Wll/1111110011 special hie the fol. towing : There will be twentrone miles of sal sixty abreast, In the review on Tisesdaj: It has trar spired that the forthcoming Presi dential proclamation ,will not peresit loyal nee pews to vote.' - : . 1 - It Is said the .mtperlor officers of Sherman's army arearging the removal of Secretary Stan ton, anal - a demonstration of .displeasure looked for from the rank and tile when they psi the official stand.% frenkof the White.. Home. This - t. said would Dave occurred to ilalleck in Richmond, If Sherman had not warned that of flrernot to show bhnielf to his tiddlers. Shennan'a official report will soon be publish ed. It was written after the iSelle of Stanton's maLifesto, - and eonsegnentiy Is quit* racy: :He explains fully his arrangement with Johnston: Returning rebels are beccming quite arrogant la Virginia.• -Many irloll3 the organization of West Virginia and the admlnistrarion of Got. Tierpcnt. Trouble is anticipated.from them. '..kspeelal to the. noses' -from Washington. on 22d says : There Is no doubt that Davis will be tried in Washington for treason. ' ' sPeclui to too-Wartd.. how •Wasblegton on 22d, ear: -- Tttenotnisel• for the detenae in the conspiracy trial hare summoned Witnesses from every part of the country, and they number near two hundred -land - The following is the letter sent by C. t.. Clay. Li:VG:metal ITtlson, surr endering himself , . Laons.ston, Ga.,-Hay 10, 13135-4 P. v.' To Bret 2 f,a,r'r 1 5 `fnimPi. t 7. ' d. A.. Ma itnie jri,t area a proclamation from the Prwsidept 'of United States offeriag a reward of 1100.000 for my arrest, on a. change of having, with other persona named, tanned and concocted the condor of the late President. Conscious of my innocence, unwilling even to smut to. fly from Justice, , and cm:admit of my en tire vindication fromso fbul an Imputation, upon the full, fair and Impartial trial which I expect receive, I abill et: satin , as:practicable to Macon, to delivei• myself upto your cmtody. t - :I pospectfully, C. C. Crxr,Ja. I'. S.—This rift bo delivered by Hon. P. Phil : lips, of this plate.' C. C. C., Jr. JEFF DAVIS IMPRISON ID. FAMILIES OF VIO PRISONCHS SENT SOITIL I Affecting Parting Between Davi; and , , • Pits Family. STRINGENT ORDER' REGARDING THE PRISONERS, . Powntise *gm* May M.-At d 0 o'clock this afternoon, tins steamier , Silas O. Pierce left ,Italthoore vbezt tblE time, with Brevet . 314. ',Gee.- Riles, acannyiuited by : Other *lnners of prominr . y - The Immediate place of consignment ofletf. DaYlii will be to the ce. , unatcs, which are rock ribbed cad awhed garrivins• within the fdrt, each well alga eon• ythating a lett ItaclL ~ 0 e the arches of Oise casein/dee are mounted -15 inch Rodmea pubs. The oily connecttens from tee 'fort With the main land ore by the malls sally-port end, sally postern, In one of - the ammonites, the wet ditch being spanned at each of them points by a draw-midge, which can be raised at pleasure. Rebel Vesting In ohne. • New Twat, May 23.—The ',mkt's. Mobile letter soya: The women are he only decided rebelS In this city. They dliplay their feeling e . by taking bare of par*d rebels. They , that can affad them latoz - theif houses, Auld, clothe, and sometimes Ore them money,. A tnomber of the 20th . WisconOti piay,ed a trick on one famlly.: - lie obtained a E.odlapper. dollarain money, and Innumerable kindiesses. Thera is any quantity Hof rebel-money In ido• bile. One lot of a thousand dollars was sold for Shy .cents'ia'Senriosity.,: Destinelee Pyre in IndlanaPoils,lindlana. • Innuniworia, • — Hwy aktenaine Cork- packing and flour mill establistunent, of 12,engan .t Co., of • • this_ city; the larkest establishment of the kitid'in the West, was destrosed by the INS; night.' three hundred tlumsand dollars: Insured for stint two licadred.thouland: principally . In the' Hartford Tire Insurincocompsay, Hartford ; • Washingtoh, do.; Home,'NeW York; and Home, Oupposed to be the work of an inceudlnry. Pork racaing abtabilsbnieat Destroyeat by b•ltn-t-Rebel , Prisoaers ?Attie' the Oath: • .yacking,eatabllskntnit,atindianspous.. war d & tumor laarrstirbt: Lota - ahOitt S 400,000; Pouf idtufrad Arita:mete; 4dlidaiipills, were Mooed yesterday 21)ar taking tho oath. Foot hundred more will hollechsrged today. . I r NrytTroti o ,May o dd.--The Trireme earn G. !anti tetteneti.36 New_ Orleans witb - react: gee ea• •Befterein the war es bleilaHreettie4 tar Wished to resign and retire to private Ufa. He neeereekrietfttrithe Weer nunntetrontb tine bope "this wig Would be wadded, but it Itteeoltetpelatberetatp.b.t Seerealwer 13441-) gets awitead ad *imbibes: mi 1+ 0 .1147'4 . _ • '7' int :ijrilate op • trAwliz' dept -1731L'IltreaVThe at the site 1 0o ev en eF I ld " r th 0 0 8. n r "a l a th i cYtia mb'll :7 — : l 4l7 viit ei °;6 ll .o s4- 02: d y j o i l n a - L 37 l ,..a i re a_ rro :l7 : aireeLuistva7er- PI'II'4BUTOII. •NVEI)NESDIY. MAY 24. 1st;; REPEL WAR - DEPARTMENT RECORDS. tirea..Lee'l Official- Repine- eliattlse. TIN REM A EMIIIVI Meatlry to Ike hiasuiattioa ler.tr Toga,. May • ft.—The Th..,:to Itaktigh special of 'Slay 16M Wirt The records of the rebel Wur Deparim:mt surrendered by Joe John relebed that piece ea the.ldth. there are eighty-three bonne. The total iiefgbt la ;.robe• bly eight tees. They lined sight wagons. One box gas markelPipapers and bogs °like. Lee's beseetattexe," end oantaites tke original ,Irafte or We reports of battle,and campaigns, aid %her pap= of the Same description. - The original report of ate Gettysburg campaign was found la It, bmides several Wier mesa scripts to Oen. Leers own hand writing, and 'the box le marked '1;0cl/it Reports of Battles, A. dt G. O.' he box Is knelled "Telegraphs and 'relearnlTb Books " It will tindoutetediv give.sgood - deal of Meter,. In the recent work- Intisiwthe rebel government, as some of the die patches are supposed to pertain to the secret service department. Four large boxes vintain log iligss it .colors, ,capturotfrom different reg., intents to otir ariny, are also ittelided in the lot.. The Comniercie Idrertiair'e Molting:on letter announces the arrival of the rebel archives. A strong forcebAsbeen detailed la au.; me it et once. It 1* not luiprohyble tbid ••Wong; proof may be i 011124 of An complicity: of Davis; and associates with the 'asstssiastion. Addi tional teetithony, bus . alto' been procured from Canaat,And strong Indications are that Davis' will be tried egarxessory to President Lb:moles murder. Bi►ekbpcp's Yellow ihrrei,Plot. Now Yost, May 23.—The Demeeras of yester day says: le addition to Dr-Blackburn's pint to Introduce yd r iow toyer by way of Bermuda and Halifax, the 'Canada conspirators iilso decided to rend to Liverpool about one hundred thousand dollars worth of new clothing, after having it Infected with aniall - pozand to.' be Imported to the United States, and a large sun tity of them delivered av a present to the United States Sanitary Commission. _ New TOR; May 23.—G01d la more active. The export demand for foreign banks of exchange have been nationally large this Owning. :The premium at one time touched 151. .I(ww, Timm, Idar.23-a—at the sale of coal to day there was a decline of 39c on lump, Mc on steamer, 31e on grate, 68c on-egg, Silo oa atone, and 6.0 or. Chesoat. The Case of Dr. Blaskburn. Tostorroilday'.4.4--, T, hero woe i ruryl" ina tlon ro.driy In the case of Dr. Illseiburn. of Yel low Fever notoriety. A decision Is promised on 'Thursday.. Trouble In Charleston alk - Vharleston correspondent - of the . herald gives tome interesting particulars regarding - the troubles among the people of South Carolina relative to the reorganization of social affairs aedthe reltustinition Of Slate GovernmeaL meeting to take action In the matter was held in - Charleston on the Ilk& inst., 'tut through the triple contest for. the mastery between the chic -5117, the poor widt-ca and the negroes, it came to naught..-On the next day Chief Justice Chase arrival in the city. end was.weited upon by crowds of people of different classes, at of whom he received respectfully and attentively, tr.sklng to them an address of considerable length; but Ids - views did not soon to furl* meet \thcee of either of the eonflletlng parties. In the evening a grand entertainment was gives to the Chief Jutitiee, and on the day following he left for Hilton Head. In his speech Chief. Justice Chase advistil the blacks to go to work and earn their living, to be orderly end respect the United Statm authority. He declared strongly In favor ut regra suifra,e. In his previous interview with Mayor Macbeth and others be raid that it would ha better for both white and colored. that this latter short have the right of 'titles: in the formation of the new enestßution of the State. Undid know what would be the action of the government on the ioarjech lie stated that while ro-.,lderit son was mlliary gaearnor of the State of Tee. neesee the people of its State submitted a con stitution that did not rive the right. of suffrage to the colored pcmpi?, or even the right to testify In a dart of Jude..s Thal coustitutlon had, 1101.1Crtr, been .r.ijectad by the ViVertlfrinit lef the Untied State.. The Chief Justice said the government would not re:op-Are the pree.sit governor of Ills Suhe or any present legislative Wady that bad - been engages:l.M the cease of the rebellion A .new State constitution would have ito be framed and submitted to Congress, an to the case 2f Tennessee and -Virginia. Fiencli Tettimany to Mr. Lincoln The Count de 'Parte. the grandson of Leah Philippe and the present head of the Orleans fatally. has ivrittels a letter to &niter - Saunter relative to the death of Preallent Lincoln. Ile says "7 should not have presumed to add my voice I. the unanimous exprevsions of sympithy of lexed by Europe t, - your tellow-eitivms, if my persona/ relations 'with Mr. Lincoln, Win& henceforth will remain among: the moat prtrliotta reibillections of my youth, had not added eve thl6g in my eyes to the magaltude of that public calamity. My brother and myself will both al ways graleftuly.remember the ...way in which be admitted WI lour 'ears agri innothe Federal army, ilbe opportunity he then gavenot to serve a cutlet to which we, always felt bound by our family traditions, our sympatbitv as Freachtura and ear political creed. • • ; "Those who raw Mr. Lincoln during that great ordeal, when everybody seemed to conspire against the salvation of the reputilie, will never forget the honest MAI who, without pusonal embition, always supported by a strong pereep• Lion ofbla duties, deserved to be called eutphat ically a great citizen. And when the drimdtul WEIS during yritich ho preilled over the destinies of America will .belong to . history', wheel its bloody track wilt disappear under the rapid growth of au lovigorattd nation and a regattas. ted ammonite, people will only remember Its benefitial rem ate, the &ornate" of etavery, the pnvervation at tree toetittulonsotud will. ever weeehtte with them the name of Mr. Lineal'." A stoarcribetkottunlialonere electeeto the New School Presbyterian General Assembly, which met in lirooklyn the day , beforei Yesterdoir , Vol twecolcired fasters. one from Philedelphie end the other from Newark. The Philadelphia delegate, the Rev. Thomas D. Reeve, wee elec ted as Alteroate fur the Rev:, Dr. Braluard, the Moderator of the General Aesemltly of last year. Dr. Brainard le of the opinion that 11. r. Reeve le the first colored man ever elected to auy age-. er_hl Asset:Ally, and he deems - itaMlitteDY PiWP er that the Not eldhool Minch of the Preenyte- Arm Church, having been tee drat to enunciate "the principles of human freedeas,,ebould be the first to rise above cote. The New Beliooi Pres, byteGans, in welcoming the redresentathres of the colored , race es members of the highest board of the church, have set a noble erample to the other religious denominations of the land,. tha general Imitation of which would powerfully aid in the elevation of the negroes and the re. coestrtietkm of the B r antheru churches, Amebae society and the Federal Union.—Af. Trh. - . Dn. Stamm-mt. theimhtle spec-Jahn of Swath. ern' chivalry, who is charged "with . trylag to Im port yellow fever into the infant 'clads and or phan asylu tarot IlewYerk, Ph laielptda add Ott er eiller r io order to destroy as many of the , North.. ern - people as possible, has been' saddeuly tans- 'Formed into a martyr by_some of - the Canallas papers.- The tender 'Oahu& for his health manifested by the Toronto I.4aScr will be noted, while the denunciations of thbeett ieho bees en deavored to call him to account will sallaract o ! rilv settle the statue( our particular friend; the editor of thatahert. - The Montreal AlQrers ay': "Thu Buds/mut, for more thesis -year past gueet at the St. Laverenee MB, and amused of forwarding from Bermuda Yalta or la fatted ends to spread tbaymet In - Northern .attlea; :has been' arrested through a Inerrant tailed s Totonta. De. Blackburn ban become a Catholle. ant re. calved beptlent the day baton yesterday Att Lament , Malt.' I A Remo or rthOr...l'th - 114athitaic.=Attieht • the Richmond trimblea la :pokeetialottof .the kA = the of the Potomac ill the faxamth d Rem, formerly' owned Ay 4103 or the keepera of Castle Tronider s - at Ritk: otopdi - and kept theremipte or the twereitikert T ail * &wet* Vag, ; lie belongs' to the tai of...'heiryd "acres foot knetyfroat tits pof hie nose to the ead, of bre' tall; to three padagf .eight Indira! till; tinnwaring /maths tom: dowt,:and weighs one hiadrodtind enth4gtiflOaildn, On two math) - be= Ele, wail three yithrs old, lie wki ppedtick on Bello bleat 'A - irool Oed - 6:itild . li ly give a fiercer growl. At am e bid an *nee ~ iitakz—uoy, renit. A . it kl r tr Alki O MO ' thaeblinta nti`dritibt.4o One - Of obrblee'eallei'i formapbot he le rapidly - overcoming thin dia.' l 1 e. and dally gird ladles:len or miming tater al MO( Moron soldiers and Elam sentiment. • I TER Ltshlati ingot the State has established, t e Icaowtog as tie ‘legal. tantrum t • A ny.' daj reconsteetek4 bT the Governor or . by. the. Pseul. dent of theUrttedlitatittas a day of &Mbar. or t4nkastvinti *health oflelyi the 95th of De. be.; the let of January, and the 991 of Id,- firrl *ID %Mg Prelbyterica 'Ciiatwat lsitetaltir rant Dir—irriasoos OrSSICIN The order of the dry was first tikes c.::—.the pi esentatlen of Iteports or Sys od lOW Cum:oaten. , .. aber . r A targetti were promoted end adoptrd. The Aeport of the Synod of. Kentucky engaged sandy sin lole et the afternoon sessioa. The t.' Jen :hitt reported disapproving the action ofthc by. nap 4 relititeiy i , in reviewing and Shinpprov!rig _._ of ttt loth* of the last, General arishenbly re opening Waverj and the state of the cormtrye Dr % trio. 4.. Heilltirldge diefe ' ridvd the Wised of Keittnektisowt the oonotre of sheOensolitase 13.. , ;.ied :Masi _tliht I,llp . tir had obogano diA • ref towards tbl.l.- Adj., by Ito dali,o , evel 34 a the padliy wavelet' eilt octimsly, ant the Way wee on aillicested or any afel.:yel *sett seen 'thus giving their opinions. /rum the begin ,it the avuonfor &stocky has held la Its L hese and has serer disallowed, strong senti ments ed to slavery. - If they have said a iittlebre than yon think they ought to have. ought to bear with them or fmwe npon them, at ,thus deliver them into the bands of their " f ' • e t tites Key Me. Platt believed that every synod Shouldlative the liberty to adopt or not to adopt w may clone op before there fbr en =- vines 'of th eir' pinion. - • . the Dr. .. rd ag reed_ ibttre w % h was pr. w ßr frenen d r g e a h, 6 bu a t t .the. A tdy bads right to a ff irm that the dis appro of the action of the Assembly was in ludic, ttally as good a • right - as the Synod of K eigt had to pass upon the action of tne Alien! y. -- fle did net agree with the tempori e ... leg ad es of compromise . - + There cur be no rata le. We- tried it, and yielded to the South; eihnrch, tea, enmprnmised with them.' 1 The redult wee a - •war. Let us advise the Synod; of Kentucky to take a firm and strong ground against the, participants in the war. , . Altechtbehdiscnsalim; aad the offering and re- *Lion iff a hoe number of amendments to cover the objetuneje urged aceioet the phraseology of the report, it was modified by an amendment of fered by 'Rev. Dr."Sloutford, which was adopted, leaving-the report in effect about the sense as It Wag °Fifties*. The report was ;hen adopted, and the Assembly adjourned till thismorning. C:muLL Synod of U. P. Choral. On Money evening a Public ineetiog was held under the ditection of the - synod, 'ln behalf of the frftdmen of the natioh. The Roy. John C. ..111'Leod,. D. D. ooeupled the chair, and owned the proceedings with Prayer. Bey. N. E. Crow, Suirerintendant • of the Freedmen's Schools in Alexandria, Va., gars an account of the miasionary operations among toe colored people In that city. Rey; A. M. Stewart stated that the American Tract Society of Boston had Issued a series of books wall edam:dell to the cotoredechooh. Den. L. L. WOutlin said the education of the 'elated people should be made a national ma:ter; the clergy should edecate the people on-this subject, and the people should ed ucate the members of Confuse; and let the. whole nation contribute to the great and good work. Bey. Mr. 'Jersey said we meat give the colored people a local status, and then we will inspire teem with a motive to elevate them Synod refnosed business on Tueiday mammg at nine o'Clock and spent half an hone In devo tional exercises. A certificate of delegation of Rrv. J . P.J McLaren. D. D., and Francis G. Batley, from the Old School Geners i l As sembly, was read, and on motion they were M y tted to take Seats as corresponding delegates. It was resolved that the delegates be heard in the afternoon , at two o'clock. The ipeehil Compictee cm the Freedmen's Mierton recuritueodea the enlargement of the .l-here of ottratationv, end employment of otlit clonal texchen. The delegates to -the General Assembly of the United Preshiteriart Chureiti last year, repented that they bad bezu-reeeived by that restertable body with the gre-ateat cordiality. . The' main 'et Bei. J. A. Crawford, U. B. Chaplain at Brattleboro, Vermont, was received and adoy4ed. • The Ootonatttee on Discipline reported, In re sponse to therm:des overt tired by the Presby tery of Pinshireh, that ruling elders cannot re• shin their (Stec, aLttle cases when they cease to act tin resignation most be made to the Session. IL v. It.. iortsotil D. D.. of On.+LIVO, and Dr. weicappointod delegates 0. the Goneral A -scintiy of the U. P. Chnoch IF,' In sea,ion la Weatiunton, lowa. ht al met In the afternoon of 2 o'clock. Af ter )(clog through the naval formalities, It Dr. .1. F. 211.1ren, one of the delazatei from the Old, Elchool General Aasembly. now in sea. rice in thin city, addreeted the tlynod. He re fer. d to the lessens vonditlsu and future pros -twee of the chtireb. It is true we bare bad diei- AiOn; hist Alt; Indications arc that the churches are drawing undo eloatly Francis • G. Dailey, Esq., the other delegate, would not de lair. rho oourt with,a He felt It to be an honor to be present in the capacity of a delegate from be church to the Very venerable ahl Co special:le Synod upon wintee floor he now' stood. Ile trjoicrd In the opportunity of being permit ted to renew old cconalntanceships. De felt be could love all the dear brethern prtwent In his bract. He wlsted them all godspeed. In ac• credatiee with a resolution of Synod, the - Mi.do. rotor cordially minrocated the fraternal greet ings exprmsed bydbe delegatea. IntpOtisubt 'Hevehue lleebions Cognateloner Lewls has made the fellowloc deel4lortr, The clauseof section litrelatlog to deduction of rent, &e., la undamtood to ineau—drat, that, where ri.af Aiatd, it shall be deducted; and, am; ond, that the rental seine of a hometead shalt pother be Included 'as lamer nor deducted therefrom;in other words, 'barbe made of no No license can . he 'requlrtd for letting ono horse only, no matter how frivinent.'r. - In the case of parents and minor ehlldren, al though only one deduction can be allowct, yet If the earths are Severally possessed of Incomes free from control of another. the retool tax will he drterndeed by the - amount of each separate. Mame. If neither party has an Income in his own right In cadets of flee thousand dollars, the tax will be assessiod at Umtata°, five per cent. A Justice of the peace may take achnoweig manta of deeds and Other Instruments, and may draw warrants and each other papers as may be required for the discharge of as °Metal duties. wit bout t eking license se 4 con treys neer{ but If 1 , . makes '4 business at drawing deada,contracts, stte., he la 'clearly:subject to license tax. llellrfineat otAlon. Charles filaaler. lion. Charlie Shalee. , the oldest 'member or the fitteburnh Bar, bait mow retired from Ids pro. . few:don, and , will Make hie future 'borne In B.l.lefonte, Centre eannty. Cron leaking of hie ibtentled - ritireznent,.s note, Rigged by ooe ban deed and fodrteen members of thowas pro, witted to him. in which the atgnera gilt in part; ibri with - -bite. to exoreatt their eatnost arlak that the evening of blade,* may be as ' , meta - and , happy, as tue paat Itfo boa beim useful and hon orable. The 'venerable Judge replied in * brief and appropriate manner, and ecmeloded by hop log that they sildbt RRentline to artalotain the sonmity.pf the . LAW, the purity of tho Ermine, and the honer of the Bar, and fd protect Ufa, liberty, and property; with- the oeurage'and pet-- Reverence that bane ever chareeterigld them In the dl , clootto of their dotted. The indlb hen been in effirlat and profeasienal. life In 'Pittsburgh ler One Lair iteentuiv. The Duquesne Dress Uniform, `The rivicane .111 Company have received their new treinenie hate and beite. The unitbrm . oveneribed for the oimpany is similar to that flied by-NewTork firemen, consisting of intent hat;of heavy leathei, with s skill crown, a nal , row rim in front and lOU and slopini towards the shoulders et the back part I also a belt, with .the number over the clasp, and , , •Dagnesne" pt the back.: In'addition it ~pyoscribed as a part of the uniform, tnia the men be provided with red flannel Thesis shirts area dlatieetive pert of the dress, 0?f a' New York fireman, and the-wearing of 'them by 'lre companies 'ls In vocieln 'sit the principal cities. , We trust that they will be adorned generally by our Phi Da. Pertzsent; ,Welave mom the hat above referred' to, and pronounce it, In par •Jadgmenr gra4leal Improvement on the 'pa style 'ln use by our Am j Larceny of Mineyrinies Snail mist) In tormalloo yesterday- afternoon splint Katy r Pee, 6 female ist gneaiideablatlrtue, 10 f steeling eta from blm.'_;.l"liehbrunt where thelodattras: -swiss wis uplis - Criirfiintstrost,mad biker% by aeolored" woman for retaillor r, made ivihriration against. the: tly female . %nor. without litTrula. , :.T, e twp'wo- 7 men were *mated a nd lobired tip for hearing. 11PresentatIon ofTlekitu to the - Illintonlan, ;todit'Ortlin routes Talnearet, boa made a handsome pros , t to the got BlrtolaghatsrdilL 4 . llbirel, in Vie shape at nee hundred tickets. These tick en be good farthe +present week, aulb. funds derived from theitstnefirnif go . lAs bat— e tlif the ehiritb.., Thai foot sale by Yasuo. Queen is V, genor,Wood street.' lir s iactial..»Mria-Llogols: together` With' hbr AVM Foos. Ralieit:shfl,Thattflebs, passed 'limaith the city yesterdarafternisin aboatireir °frisch. co their Way to their hotoblo aptilltradd; Nire enderstasd that Marshal. Legion aerompan led thy family.." im . it.' 4r 8,1 7- '1 'Vivi: --1 ~ ' - p • '4; A 4.-4 i ' V 1 ..4.E._,34 - 4 C 0 liwtar ... li tat+ , m. Enralm,—.L. orreral artiolat Imre ‘Lffixtg_ki 11 ,__.atlumaa• — . 16 %. 1 G . Jaws, wile Eat appearte it the utoretapars toaellag the eland rca eat ... 7 ilt ing. MV W s l4 . Q. i r: t i a lt el a ," et Kale "tate eartflidaim far I Lulea/as of Markt Eib7;d7l - w h hi . with the el e e pti.. .1 a ...-3 Ittoraey. I lake to say a rr:01 with regard to . hogs belluesibal, to • wawa ark* anew hat the elatma of Captain J. F. Slagle, whose tame a llitk• ' ...,. ' to slaw &anon:iced an a !:. , tmdlaide for ILint ad= T in /ai m . ,r....,4 " 7 wi t hi t ir en d a u ?m -uu, the optmon 4 the Mends Of tiaytata 81:- . bpi• i ttrhis aproperty 111124.91/111 W 1110.000, or gle, ant oily that his fleflfkel ma e cirldiar catt. Dearly a toillimY of money; also, that Chutes /Mile Co atroapi • claim at CM tat blade by nay i F " R rls l'lß* 3 • llailet 8141.4 R It/RU*lr I. • 34- , 26 01 that.arore, ma that his cralltlealv label. la 04 .000. - ... %bat score, ... qdaltdeatlone, tandin . 2 and his nrpori , urr an a lawyer, do 51E0 ptiat to so Olt% or the moat compote t, art imitable parsons that C4)11/0 lotted ror the peoldoe frost the ituttubeili of tiro bar of ;hie roanty. fitorescriVily aoacotted the( to a cot:deg I.r , :rue old:or dap a elvlllen, wham both are aOl tivaltl(dl for .be "Plitioa, she pref. ert.ort altcald Ore* to [ha 'soldier; end I wbnid STltlgtod t 144- whore the contest is between •ohh,o, it; tha preference ehetad be girt. to Itiu 1141.4 ik,tt.illifiined b y expenence to properly dteel.argo theAnttes et the po2itton fee which he la e eandldete. In Captain iilagle wn :have a good Caron, a good soldier, as alga lawyer and as old and staunch itcpublicair,whoes AVM! 100 VI liegab 'lean principles, and whose services as a soldier, constitute a very strosg claim upon tholtepubli -01, eons et Allegheny county, which It In aped will not be overlooked by • the County acentlnt: which Is to make tbe nominations. • Yours respectfully, 11 , 116 de Haltom, whom, highly artistic, organization and delicate appreciation of ; mini-. eel pound render her peculiarly eensitive to th e beauty or tone of any musical instrument, give& the roadie her Indic meat of the Chickering Fr-1 coo. In the following letter to Mr . lifellor:-..-1 PLTIIMIAOH, May 9. Pear Sir: rn ti fetal .v.l .words may e expremed my.emlnlob of• the lam». Thep ere perfect in wiry part sr. I have great please itt7p= ingot them pelf, or In haring them used to ac- ', company me when performingon my violineello. 1 Ilmann Dirrarow. : Mlnliter Iron-Clads for the Chicago! Fair.—Tbe two miniature Iron-clads, Monitor and IdEntroae, built at the Fort Pitt Foundry for the Chicago Fair, together with their arma ment, and the grins to be placed in poilthin on 1 tke miniature fortifications, are boxed an; and , will be' forwerded immediately. They will be accompanied by Major Knap and brother, Col. Kaye, Coronor Clawson, sad others cormeo h er with thefoundry. • , Pittsburgh 'lleatre.—The comic. actress:, Miss Julia. Daly, received a good audience lad night to witness the pia) entitled “Onr Female American Cousin," In which she personated the Yankee character. 'Tamen* •Applehy." The piece will be repeated to.nlght. It is well worth seeing. . Decker's, Creek OD Land for Sale.--an extraordinary bargain la offered by B. 8. B'.yan, to pnrebarejeU territory on Decker's Creek, Wert Virginia. Etc advanlunnent on the second pogo of to dars paper. A Gentleman of this etty, going to England on business, would Ore his attention to the col lection of claims. wde of stock, ar., &c. Best of referenCes given. Enquire at- the (dace of Lenin, Manton & Co., 17 and 10 FM Week Greenbacks.—The rennaylTanla RaUroad Company have, decided, after the Rest of nett soonth, to receive. only National Cerreaey In payment for fare, freight, ,te. TUB PAtIOLZD Men OP Lac's AND J orrser ON'S ADMIEC.B.—The report that Jet!. beats and his gemerals are organizing a lame army no the other aide of the Miselselppl, and that France heartwornized the Confederate, leads Johnston'a and Lee's:paroled men to suppose that they will be called into the field agate. Many of these paroled men are preventing the people from holding Union meetings, on the ground that they are liable to he called. Into the field again, and that It le their duty .o suppress any attempt to return 1.14 State to the Union while they re main soldiers: It would not be safe for. a Nbrthern Colon than to remain In any plc= In the &nth alter the withdrawal of our troops, nukes the negroesare used forgarelson Correspondeuee of the Y. Y. Herald. 'Faris& Wong to Vinotats.—The Richmond • 11.• public says that La all :meta of Virginia the returrAd soldiers are bun In eultivaMog „int ground. Many of the ladles on taws as the nett rti portion of the State, from which all the flare, have core daring the war, and where other labor could not be-proem-NI, have engaged with alacrity in the lighter duties of agriculture. •Ttoas young ladles of one of the most refined and formerly wralthltait families to Liatiover,have planted on their father's farm a larger crop of corn than has been grown there doting the war. Lettere from .ho fertile Shenandoah Valley and l'icatranst region ' however, State that the farm ers ore entiralydesulute of seed and animals, with which to cultivate their lands, and great auffrrlog Miyely to follow. Tits whole nthribl•Por Immigratts vela antral at New Totk In the first three days of the week aiding the l'Oth was 4GSI. Two steamers ar rlccd snlinummtly, swellift the total to about WOO. Another ship WAS expected, and poinehly a steamer, s bleb may bring the figure, to 7000. This at the rate of 25.,000 per 'south, or :sato° pee enema, at a stogie port, when the season for large arrivals tea tot commenced. That begins In Junc,and totally continues to October sad lic,verther. We bare not secs a report of the' mitre), at other places; bat every European SIOMet twinge fresh Lutethgence of the swelling exodus on its WAY hither, comprehending every nation from the Caspian to the North Ssa—crery occupation, and that ithyaleal wo can mcaturt from experience. RIVORK.IN ExotAan.—Mr. Raints' Reform 11111. Oleg the.feanchlse to £6 householders In town constituencied, has been defeated In the liar:Foot Cortaxiona by a vote of 9.9$ to 914,a1- though the government, in view of the general rte.:Una now close at hantl,,gave It a certain sort of Rayon. The present House was elected un der Lord Derby's engineering 119 Prettier, and and has been, all through Its term,"smietrially Anti4teform. The progress of events here will donbileee give a PIAITIttinT to the Liberal patty $u England, which It has long needed. The vote now taken, moreover, will bring pointedly bo nes the great body of the people the fact that ro form will ante be granted when the question has been thoroughly agitated. ;from one end of the kingdom t, the other. • A Nilinaos Ate Pataxerts.—mr. Gladstone, the ~h‘o,llo, 01 Lhp excloyner of England, In blo hoe floonelnl report calculate* that the min. jar yorriirolOvorwsoe of molt ltauor to 'each adult 01010 in that country to era' liersonso frlar.T3-- - srarly two quarts s day. Two fleabane MIL,: L10:15 011 , DOMARIII JEST WO experidid for wttot Mr. Gladstone terms the "national driake , and he adds, with a sort of glowing satisfaction. that there are no signs of the taste far it dyttig t out. Or the three hundred millions of banking' esti- Itat anthorfraxi by : the national bank act andltes amendments thereto of the last Congas, only. sixty•veven millions remain to be Mk* Sup: Tne law requires that this eipltarrhall bet distributed among tho Stater, olio-half according to popula tion and the other half In proportion to orbiting' Yanking eapltali a preference totes given to con ventions of existing States hanks over new Matt- Wnnav Cum . ' wt,lies lu. she wheat crop in Michigan looks law snow het str,lnght,Lintved a continued env, reinter saved 1 this spring tho (.) tr Stioutokr.—A corcespontiant nweztne. Repsobikam; • Oat art Om iontlirrestArn ' conuticr.'st :uncommonly pioinlittlg. '''rtiti /11, on account of the orotcnctod t from an attack iltthatly, . owl, 'lug of !mow during ttot entire sun:winter kllllnly, ant Its Liar Li right enloringOipertoct , Lesiltla. • r , of South. Carolina, la etlli d rebellions. He has reral fifteen and a ll y : Into th State ade liamMon, who le wi h him who now recognises no , att of hie State. A detachment of mat may be expected at Colum -1 tieir teaselled will be boned 00Y, MAORI Itigb,inlkhty ap mem thaw - •I aerTica, under. at Columbia, a • .therlt -± hat that United f his soon, whcial:. • r•• • . Annum Jameson, nn deattebei declared tbeellatake of bb life 'Rat that he did not hang Oalhatm, who Wei the drat apoatle tad abla:.ad voCate of the principles which prudneed the re. ..bantam . Andrea Johnson, we -may be sure Wilt nOt commit a 'ladder blander. - He hilt bank. Jiff. Davis. -' Upon. We point there need be mo iTx sogi,parts of the West the public bilne,takat oi_yery , rapldiy.uoder th e bosiustesd bur., -At Junction Qty. Kansaai 1,37 q acme of. publfe letdown token up during " the opjoi,b Ap 'lwoddiflonl,B72 Acta were lodot44;bi, load warrants, adlle t 810 wara takoik, by. niAir thalamic ntllllalvalroeclon'autelig titeThate dins wei dud recanted ID Allerbis PePeroTwo, under thu -atsurance of 'bong, bufged.AMolled. to ere tiro poles t•,. the au. thofitles If 9 1 44:11K:11,4hera tO Mir • A if tryst prow/gas it wilmingtao; L 0.. bad tkla ,epprepriste seription '64:orge Waithlnsilen,ibe father :;:f hi* ceeptij tiiiiiles&roier t:7 i Llnthle ; th e ndecoler -at: els •• • • . • , . . . Tux Parisi eorreepondert of the Neir York 1W betareaya the publishers of the London llnses are etnians.tolato Reseed come to thla aotiotl7 ae hese eiserespandshat, to the place of Dr. Mackey. • jr• ra report 4 that at a prayer avails INIL itis rotor:Rao rtcentlf.ll old nein spoke, and, re. !aria g Ls; the war,-gild halt' no religion, lint "tank dos Lord for din Swat tau." Took'. P. Y. oreolo lodlco of RI , A11011• Do for coley:Hord reipTignaice to dr temp tdboalotri cireaeral Ord 140 Mill' for o*dallpaioll lo dna kdidps la tioljo licorice. • T....gthor of Tristrini dentin wit, kin hunum nature pretty areil. sere a sabot *a wheel think. heat the saute kind of teuptdlty, about blen that le drunken mu has wheat he la As eceitheip, lays that the new Illy cent platter iticAs se much like a quack medicine 14-; bal that be Involuntarily turns it aver-to lee U It cares cans, bunions one whooping Bough. ht Cit AwrOiSiT Ova markien, says Prentice, mut be! aspiring, to, make themselves Bhermans and' Grants 6:13d . Sherldans If we may Nage from their treimendens charges. A MAN . In Philadelphia - has been , held to trial In 1800 bonds ter taking &nether man's bmbrel la l -What is the world 'coming to t • ` Montivai papers iay_Oanada will have a bonatlfal harvest :kb year, if previa* prospects • Brewton Ora Aura le_idnint` to bold • new linen mill In Providence, ' . TT , B. ,CUBTOM, HOUSE, • • • • - Pony cm Prrreenhow. EintYSlOn'6,ollinon May Litt INS- Notice' la hereby ffirell that SErat,ED PRO SALii, accompanied oy yompinarantont,' moor& Mato torah tot e furnished on application to this oMce, will be received thereat aintil 13 &chick Me- ridian, ou.the rei Tieeday in June next, for as supply of the Marine Hospital, near. this city. With the_ articles of Provisions, Midi:lan &a., enumerated in sold forms. The quantities Anted are estimated with referenee to the uses! number of patients In the litispitalibut Abe 'United Stites reserves the right tii - take more or less of said artt tiles accordingly, althey mar benstnallyrequired. ii the; articles delivered at. the Hospital are not, fn thejudgment*of the Physician el the beet qual ity, and adopted to the Hospital, he will be at lib. any to reject the same, to purchase other articles in their stead, and .to charge the con , raetor wttk any !Sheet in the cost over the solarise,. price, 4 The Hinted Slates reserves the right to accept the proposals for the, whole or any pillion of the article. specified. • CrilAilLES N. BAT I unswid Sarver, and Agent. FASHIONABLE ABB DESTRABLLM GOODS, For Gent's • rough's aothing, NUDE TO OBDEB, IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER. B. B. NOIIIIIE, ItgROILANT TATLOZ, Ns. 79 rEnresz. ST.. Allegheny. nett-lawd ALLEGHENY COUNTY, the Court. of Cos:samosa Plums, In the matter of the aro plicatlan of the ¬ch les }No.—, SaneTeres,lBl3. Academy fors Charter of Petition, ha. Incorporation. • Ana now, May 13th, 1860, the Coart hseleg read sad examined the object, articles and conditions set tortes in the charter, and the same being in aco cardsnos with tan' Laws of the State of Pennsylva nia, and in conformity to the laws in general, and not injurious to the pubito good, sue Court threat said wrieitor to be filed to the office of the Pro thonotary, and notice thereof to be published ac cording -to law. setting forth that an application has bcen made tor a charter as aforesaid, end that the same will be grantee at the twitter= or Court, maims, exceptions axe flied thereto T in prxelnn time. BS uE utoußr. • From the Record • • JACOB H. WAL71•I11. Prothonotary. 871 vortutUi interested will take notice of Bald war]. of Court. J. WIIITPELL, • rryirMadoaw. Attorney for Applicants. TRONCITT COLLEGE; . I Ceraer. Pena and St. Clair Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. The lanreet, cheeriest and most eueeeufel BUSINESS MAN'S COLLEGE, THE sicrrsD STATES. Studer ts enter end review et any time. tairentara, containing talk x.formation, suit tree re any address, on applicataa to the PrineS y al a. JENKINS & SMTSHF ===Ell N ICE COURT OF C0M3.1.82i FLEAS k for Allegheny County, Mary Prince Hathaway by her 110.1 t beat 'Mend William Whiteeidea en. tiliam Hathaway. No. le, December 'Feral, 188 L in Divorce from the Bond! of Matrimony To William Hathaway, the respondent shore named,. you two hereby notified to be and appear befe:Wthe Judges of the Court of .Connann Pleas. of Allegheny vo., at a Court to be held la the fatty of fbt tenure b, In sold county. on the FIRST MOM PAS OF JUN/. 1663, (edit day of June, the eiltStan;ver ILocomt nlac of Mary•Prine t i a 4 rn : u nyewtuoor Joel% B.STEWAHT,Sherit MCORD & CO., R holesale Dealer. lo Slats, Caps - and Straw Goods Hare now In store the largest mut most Complete stmdc ot GOODS FOR FALL. SALFS, Vert offered to the west. Meses ` ate .mutated po eta and mortice our stook . lick wl4l he sold el terry low rate*. not - AMID STREW. • PABEL.HiI. • I • [BLOOD CURB.) Acid reinark.ohle arlele and peallivereure fee ECM /FULA. ..11/3EUNA.Tifi4I, N tIYSPEPSIA,ITOII. mid all cheeses of she Salo. I. needs bah a tds -- to prove 191j•Irr.oeh The fall dye given whoa: dealzel.. MOM , JOEtriSTOIT, !tilt° e.ener timltAftmln eud athstat. 3..A.A1A18 AL BALYII v - oilloralksiteswyt. . Oa.. Mee - RiPt.2ol* DR&WIa(O4 ElPsa. FICLTIN3, toe all Ida= of Inellahum, aid =pleb latends UN& want= illizenamable tams. .411 r. Olnoe on AMILIOVERNI STREET./ banana Ganeek itod • itnibiduany Anirthevorivr- t a l cllAr ° otio 4 br j a l tel l M2ll?tit - O - or. b gi l n e : sitar, smoked. Jut reteivod la . aloe order end tor Store Or 'Um Gwen or box, at tee Groom zoniv A. morsamir e coiner Ltberti uthliand atreeta , . . Co N. runtqute ihrivelittati • ' • ' l • • : 14 1 ' ‘ . ' ,..11 - . ''1 d . 0 . .._ — • '13. 41 3 :- th .. ; of itlperlor qui/Ity and low by• • ;m , 20 • • T. BOTIOUNMAKER , S. Pi 'Wood' at. VON SALE.-450 Acres ot acres of front coallnpOol No. nt , altaronti bark of 000 l asottrailroad, ann. other Improvements to good working °Willi a pool Nool tract on Oho fouttidoSholor lover ma CnutelTirilA Railroad. roquise of - WILLIMTVARD dad • Ina Witth - oon Grant street. aOSEEN HEEt3E. —Just received, a fifth lot 'or Idew' Vora 'State (711.eso.widols wewean euttleg. at /*doted prices at the Family Grocer) btoreof - - ' 'iaarr 1. itzttsnitw, o3y2e, .•:: cornerldholty sad Heed 'trent. VIBRR IMLTING - AT 'BRDUgED id w:gtitta l l=e t Vgig:22 st, wait Itftet, • , ! ° 24 • - 'BMW TO .d-oeNtte bite Timiuer; tisVt . et7l2; JOHN /4 . _comer Lihertpand 'Mad streets. . _ FFIX.Neki LACE PAPBtO-11ANGINGEL) • kite Liteet.th -rink asltallow.7l4blOr d4rito =Lb*: male - Yon by ' . • ants , • — W. I'. ALILESEL&LI.:, :Ti`bOUrtl -FLOUR,' I FLOUR 11-400 A INA, groin, romur _Flour r store tiod , *eta 1 t booLtrrius i% PEON., T 1 al awl 10 Vrotteratmet:' . r — j. • a it tA4l2Ltig v* ompxnew. TREFICOES. ,T1.131:11.13=• 'Pk} WM' rut ilts by P. INLARMIALL.BiIAwditteg.:.: USINDALI— tsu - bane/ f or ,„l. by, E MENU ' °MALEBO r I _IIBBICATINci: wry qn erfor I,..itstrara. • • . - ASE HERRIN e.-30 Dalt bbls tats Herring. HENRI" H 4:10E.C.Ht.1 QUA? STONE,—DO bills for sal etc' IBM • BENET OULLIK3 STABLISIIBD IN .1786. aISCRELsafXSIOrt. yummy 18 1116.1111( ' aoang • s i nficia li6t szteunet MIIIO3- t :gna aPitiSra. . 'pa wilt ~ - - - maw, wassairraer, Mit an: llOrtlitft"Elticterigt FOLBI4 NEW, De3A.B.A.OLII tdiffifit: versa. nasimasta a arazaazasa • EQUAL TO art • - EQMAILL TO *s. 11,41,1,1 TO /Mr, , EQUAL TO AWL NO,VAL TO • emtortrr HALL SHOE "ram 1.1:1 MOUT fan 11121 Mt 4 ...,..„, OUNOERT WILL SHOE - 1 INA ' 'ODIUM:NZ HALL SIDE Dr '.,,. • . : . ' - 'NM, s ,"7 , ".,..,:i -."1,:a • . . . . a AND oe stern ereasar • - - • AND w.FIPTIL____ L STssor , r i • '...-; •AHD Cs FIFTH sTRENT. : ~ Si AND GI FIFTH STREET ; ;.” '... , ....:1 • AND a I:IPTH. STREET,. , ; . . .4 CHEAPEST HORSE IN THE WHIT" I.; • CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE WuRLD... - CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD. ", s CHEAPEST HOUSE IN. THE WORLD...eI GREAPEST HOUSE IN THE WOIN.S,A. . - CHILDREN'S SHOPS IS caulk •,- .1.,; IA ' - OBILDNETPS SHOES Is Gest.. . OD ILDEPIPS SHOES Wants: :: , .. , .24 OSMOSES'S SHOES .16 , mak . j A. CHILDREN% MOSS 9 NNW. 1 • S . B. BIi,YAR,. SHOUR ni STOCKS, Boles hag Wilt, WILL HWY AND BELL BTOCKB Here and in New Terk or . Thibmielptieel Withoitt ttutkor earge tluta =atrium ccparanisioNs. _ • <;,, establlabeeby the Romeo of the reepiedlee !HIM to wit PITTSBURGH RATMS—Oa Stooks the *ilia* calve of Which la RI, or under, 114 par ea Mgr V and op to 312., 1 per Cent On Stocks salter Mao 312 to HO the num of 12% Gents Oar• and on , stooks arlllng at $6O or over. one-fott22 °never coat. .2:334 YORK BATES-43n Stocks, the mortal value of which la NS or under, Iva cents per sham ever that to coats. - ' PlilLADELrine. luilts.-4% sod: Nos at same prices. Alir Ordeal 'toilette& - . . Office Hours: 8 a. v. to 6 cedoekti::l": OT4 Na 59 FOURTH EiTICEIZT, - TO GEIsiTLEMEN GR&Y, PORI:EL & BM. .Merchant, 'rajloro; have opened out at their new store, Ro. CIFTERH, STREET. under Concert -Hell, eel .1.1110 at -thole' old stand, No. 18 FIE LH . STREET, a most els,- sant assortment of New Stusmor Geode forgeatio; mee.s wear, which hruf recently been purthssed the East, and which they wlllAcialle Order*. greatly reduced prices. ' - • • Is our stock will be found all the lading eagr dcairablo styles of' if e season, North's/ only cellos • foculd at a tint class eels allshisent; caseating. Isrt • part of a spienold assortment of Enrich Costing, end Clash:saes, and a fun /fee of 7.darselliail Inge, which we will make up to order Init =Donlan., style aed manner. - . - An early call from cur customers end the PONS: In general's respectfully sulleitrtL ORA'S, PLSSIEL h EBBW , 0") 'successors to S. GEAR & BON. Did .Stand Nor -19 Fifth Street. New Wand. No: MI FIRh Btem4; ' CARr i ETS I CA.RPETEI CAR . UMW: CADMIT DRY GOODS STOkz OF raffiLAP,IIIKER Fs (111, - c'[ 136 Federal Street, Alleg,hetty, t We beveled received the lamest atoek et' Carpets, Rsegs, - Mats, Oil cioo4 l o a..ortmeat of t ril ub taTTlll . NOTWS whf eh we are offering at greatly 'educed prlois." wthriameod PiTT.sFIMOat. Pa. higiMi l ai l W Boys'. PORTER PRESENT swim ' At Greatly Reduced CONSIGNId EN TH.- • ' s 0 bbla Extra Family Flour: , ao.boxes Prime New ()Deese; nsl, do do • Old " do; -• ' bb s Lake Shore Pedal% Blow PoDateeir 1 - ear Potatoes In meta; , 00 bbis Extra Flint Hominy; • 200 bush - PM:n.l9 hits P.enna. lac pounds C ountry Bides; ' • • Imo° Seger', various qualities; ' - bb -ls Cut and Dry Tobacco; • l>ir 125 packages Lake Herring. - 21.d0 Labrador H 20 do • No:3 gdaekerele . - -ID kegs Apple Sutter; : : 01411 bbl.b Sweet Older, ' 20 do Prime New Took Pickles; ;a:* SD do 'Dry Apples; , Ines :enticed in stole andtor Sala by' * 01311.DERW Fpl/1 myth BAT cr 'PICAS .Y tiberty sited. t'oxsIONMENTb ::u .100 barrels reseh Blow Potatoes 10 as Tomatoes; r 0 bbls I:Mem:star Ilekals; T 10 boxes Oranges; 10 as :.Lemons. f• - •!.; 20 boxes W. E. Cheese; . .. +t. de • MS boatels Lir) , •Apples;_ ••• •-• • ' ,20 kegs shoW.s Apple Buttery, Resetred hat for gala - 61.W Liberty irtrset. ‘ ,O T I /. • ,• Purrzn,-11ICEN & EIELEPABD.; -Of 1/1:11+1,1EGTON BEBRIN.Q.—:2O rbonsF., chat co RcullAgten Herring, Just recelud .14 r „ for islaby • •' , •—Lana masa RE0R.,,.• myl!' i.te and L% Wood ottoeL,. Pore aaeks Roodric&Vldo PottitOwj= 1 4 •REBEI bbls .Presh :Eggs be - 1 1- store fad lot alas . • i. EL:VIDIGT.k. SCI,, icy • • ,sttlabezty street, ' T.at 813.1 a BuTraa RawvEDErhatti,.i '. 141111 ". =triTral & pin 4, r 1131 and 70 Water litrege , SQALT.--Extira lie. 1 Balt and Table Bilk )`- L barrel; SON bids Air We at tart Llbefty tia.r kap!. Z.BZWL T ACE LEA.7IIER—A. superior qattlilir or,te o . lalt street.= - - = •- • IT 01 1 ' J. & H. FA AHD 0114-11:1 - bbb ant,* +katiedinti W . /Or ULU 17 .18.4.1/LH 4,03 ' nriATAH , DrOgiTAi our :4$ OEI3 L. BOPS t I—}tcceived,thisdeg. 3 , 4 AA. bake ;Wilma Berl, tor pie OMB br 1018. - t•-• - vciar Jib: lll on BBL PEARL ASH FOR-OLLISHY 6S "VW .7,l3:4mairlSLimti '5OAutT7 - 1 / 1 0 kig 0AL.) , .8A8R134:13.1 seans4b rat; • J. D. otztrrem. 4 4n Bata LLllSEHpPlL.atiralitiy.va Inyta- , • • • . • LAB, TOW ;-21 F QOAPEeI RON Lble receiired and for sale A. 4 a 3 f 4... 1. IS. CI 4.I,IFIELD. /,000f PIG le by - S SOFT GALENA - IMM, ie *a IL CAMEL& t. 'TV: t.._. 7 ' iai . -; - • ; AT, , . . • ALLFRESLL SIMPLY OF GRAY & LOGAIIL" a sr. orara Erraaar;,f 4 :Wes. for, life bwels ' „b• ttmtru-coLtunt.