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Ui---NO 192 i ttotovowto r 4 velnint NOTICES, _ltelthevitantiriir T ikaiillem, .:Arasweßrrar.P4s oo . 4. l 210sztspolier, Jul= * O O l4 It c6 " 4 K 7A beß. s We l / 4 WW"ta viconletvg of MayrventiNattroad, bare itiet of , et cheimPe. table af=branittli4*isik Yetitiii , tkrice3 . imageskopsit to it pa lm:ha t Dan cup, uga qtate • Osre" iret;rtafii 14 "; • ; 46 Parr. r ; tXAS.SIe eliti *trait.; torah #ol.l3olllotc Studs with trirtrii pats at the 0,1 11 1141* lideto rota ottikrithot*eolt and iticiony at he. nuistrlstiffdabtimium at* iurtrcuiikat: ;grin - ditto,. ITheysrejtuit-in 33 i --itOttpt Att atPlasuss °dote, Cr,trg kw Grotto& 41.1 i 9 • _ ;•rt 2111FIr. add 10iritr 000=1, 18/Ib. wieertryilial steiscitiptit• I tigartitititt,ltid at 1 5 Are Iplsa tor cult, 4rda northeast comer ot Fon Siticrt"O -tfW4 gitatifiniVisktfa&ith • Otolnorasted, baring nit out the otd daze. • I. t'vALl,utlclAt?o,ritcitu. . "t. • • Primal Merinos and Ppplltts iiirkki-ditini;tiiibiiiittimeoitr'orr we • 1.- . erthaP Yrs 424.1307. Arttm Atiiro.. nem • omi hs pthe tee ear tame ea Meal)! ••• 4"Wi t °t raet4-4.l4AirtlF ilLrSarl at cur orlitit Os, •' I .1; jilMenctzTanol 4-Bsto. • .Iteductlen. - C.t 4nste Allegheny,: was In the east 'sten the • stletiOnag news of theilptute of 81clunbad and She solgthutet retAilealtral. Lee was 4.1!- '. eldnarand taking hAialAnge , dueed,"and kntrorin• the le-action that would bl• — lair, made very heagyArarehues of the Angst tiptlat end enennet t goals at about.,qaeltelfel the • elityinei n lone lathe finest: Clothe,- esaglegetes nalnittleitititelnaltulettin ble prz:Takaiittlx , ‘! , stsilisial.to.t*toOto • Ahe litint.egileiriend at COI .21KX11141141#50141MPW.1 , Adak(' Luoitaset4t hiinistang 6094.1„ 4"1-"u13', . me& *thin be--fkur et shie r elegant ' ' it. Otte AlleghithirlanidS atughlAglire M:±t'th . • . „IN Self -/Goods. , 1, ;Sofa tc..Roas. (=aka street, lin tow.recepr !tog e largo stock of Boots, Shoes and BMW'S . ' Whirl theraneil teanit' more 11=96. lahla .arlers than any other house In the o4Y. ~ t )411 111 r pllrehg ittxt:ttleir toc4f fok!c 32 h 4 112 e, are t• - • a l low ;to areigoperlor Indasenients to persons. n e X.P?riMITZk ehaI PP, -595 3 5. SltY•nutO goody:whist theyotter at very low prices. , k! lt P li q ‘ 10410 ? P u -f.!A l iß l i. ° W d eirs hirtilni;" , ' • titieittuenetblikeiikailiiiiiet Alba. 1 systo,,„l;,.t L:: nsOthllar-BosS, Thamai W. Parry & Cot, Slate, of varlrms „,eglors. Mee at •Allexarteer • Lattiailia , s, near. the Water Works, Plttrb o : Pa, Pealeerier, ±to.. ea Plea Week. Jetipmptly ittandoita'i trarlewartanted ara proof. Eepalrles done at theahorteit notice. iro Glum for, mph's.: Wadded the-root I. slot abused acter,lt la pet . • r • Ertm P' . . •1 • • .11aHdity retained after in eitamice of three Years - tttiirtay, I hove hoopened my alpipforill lasts ofjeliblna , battle earpenter.ulte; it ilitt'otd hand, Alley,Vetwiefi Smiddield ateat nail Ohany Or Milleitinkand Imnaptly:steemled to. Vizataiit OUR PARIS IHITM • , pod...lip:teddies of the Pittairargh Gazette. Psms, PO - DAT, July : , . A good deaL of idiettdon hm been attracted • liert,3 by aconespondeneepublishedin the French papers between Lord Cowley and ronl BusselL A shed time laiviotely the Pat:* had contahred a mystertions paragraph, signideant of its old ' - itotithern'tertdencia, toLtl* effod that 'Trait.= vv: and England. .bad map ,to as .understandlng about ishat3ras to hedsneerdw;laltAilierica-", Prom the well known sympathies of theabove . • Jairrifsf;aaieareheteitaelagrat - riiiit thathielm the friends of ,tho ,llnitedlitates In tblit =nary • led the. al one huigaige was meant to Intimate tirtifithe;lmperlid by...Ertglodanto 8111120,pfricallsxgoik toward Amick& Bneh at least was4lla...litiPres ataa of th e momept. Yon may judge, theinare, that tit astrwi r ip c was onsldenthiitaniqbe satis faction:-sot great when, by the ccait:al^Kirdeece abint .4mied la between the Britlalt.Porelga aniaiteT_ and the British idelittesadOriat It was inidi to appear that the right Stec:pita to • Oonfeildate disairs to be Nusartaid and sold,"" slid: which . tb justly. aroused MP. Seward i is Iminstrances—that this right was Brat suggested suidldrOorit' StAirdatedicia trj Uri Franck Foreign - -*roister. M. Drotiyo do L'Hurs. At least Lord Cowley, writing . to Lord . Russell On ttie 31st of i May, says that the French Minister "suggested" f. Ma as n"ellitlit farther poncervion to Confederate '.l_ i - Teasels," while he himself supported the view .1"' ..:, , that each vesseli belonged absolutely to the •I ' - , :United States ,Government. Lord Russell, ''. i j writing back I n reply,to.this French suggestion, 1 -. 4: r, .."...admits that thellagllsh Ccertinlawyces meg. ;,- . I. ' . sized the claims of; the American authorities to ‘,.... B . these Tenets,' Nevertheless, with strange 1n .,. B. 4, temslatericy, and, in compliance it would seem '...:„.4 with thislrenchlantoceononi in-h ie dispatch to i.'": . t Btr" if.--Brace on the subject, Lord Russell en. ')'' -4 thorizes the said disarratunent; at thecisk, it is ......i „ttroo, of the parties. effreting It ana without the putilleire of Me tweety.feur hours' start. 'Ea - I '' 11 =tilh Minister, in abortii while authorizing the -tramactien; leave. -the risk' of It to-the trans " • lame of the meet: But'tlie ofigiMft'prolooal •:::..r,./ lion of "sale and !dlseTet" came from the -.. ..,: Trench Minister; Mid bo hon the ground of -seam ,celque. Also ,th Abe American pe0•,.."....„•d •,.."....„•d - slit may estimate aright the action of the parties' -1 toira 'themselves, 1 have thought. It desirable • : , 'to attention to the aboVe facts. ~,t ". European polities word be a dead letter as ..", ,: - ,4 / „ T m iu d avols estumet,,w a there not a- nimor .1 . '‘..- j • '...,:alket," of - tho Eniperor'a tuition to revlve the • ' quettien of a Peace Con At present, how -1 "1 ever, the report is yap , traceable to no mi l: .., - •ttentzed etraros; and flatly trallimed in a semi -1 .' -anklet tone; by ,a Fr . I myself A ttribute 310 faith .to it. In fact;the,turpo of a rultiVed ".• ...:-. 1 . ' ,. 4commarcial Intercourse. with : America • Is. Jost'' ~,.. .1 - now far morn prominent In the French mind ,-;... .. than any political: - question, MIR can one (wonder that Etch should be the case. Casting .:-..- • my eye thci- - ,other day ore:some recent ellittial ... returns of French commerce, I was able to ap ;, i. , - / / _prechee the effects of the latatronble In Americs !",..." - Theo:ports of rimich Bilks 7..1., . - alone to Amence; which amounted to one hue. ... - dyed mid", th ree - millions 1880; hid 'fallen to .4 ~ -.... ' . twenty-three millions in 1803, while the total . .! .40f rreach LeSpattli to the United /States had de !: -- ~ messed In the same three years from two hue !.! . I 'dyed 0 11 1 FM-font millions I Btimuletel by the ...j Treaty of Commerce with England, the French . , I saanufatturershava made prodigious progress of ''' sate and look. orward to compete successfully ,-' 1 `with England. bertha eleir Maki opened to them •,. • /'. thy 'the return , af , pause. --Every-effort to being ~ , rudeto organize theHazre, Brest and New York . Lae of attar:airs - Im the moat complete footing. ", ~ The calculation le thet the voyage to Brest should . 1n tea days. The Esrey° dld i „ My In ma n 1120 1 d ays =id Seveate en hours. / mama an' ezpreBl, train will take on Passengers , and dispatches In twelve hours to Paris.' .There ; /1.0... -will soon be-five iliatraie steamers on the nee, 1. - ,of which the Napoleon ILI. will be of 1,200 home t ower.'• -+. i . _ •.; , jp , .....-..-........,...r.a..... Ngval Pore ts of England. • The London thartertif .72evreio,. la an article en - Ulu! wOnr.Bhips and end," deplares the feeble condition of the Lntish navy la these :terms: "In the Channel ironclad fleet is with few comptlons, repoiied to be not very =lwo ' rtbY• 'We have only fourahips with thentabbwo [f. v•-z. of the Monitor pattern,] and not one of them is a seagoingship. In the Mediterranean there are only three iren-eladi, and the two admirals there tole, flags in wooden screw line. of battle thips; With which -It would be Me ntes to tenet the_ anest iron clad of Italy .or 'France: , It la fmther stated that of the twenty four wooden ships.n th e coast of ' North Astenlea, nnueareplated, and that no gnu on board any of limns is capable of making an impend= upon an.lionelad ship. Samusarr, lo a speech at Inehinapolls on Midday. sold we aebied no elptltgael of tar !: -rites Theni was land enough in the Weals. tlppt *alley .lanes which- was Jet ussettled, to. 4 laartwo hundred years. There wastime smooth for mother war. ,Bpeakitur of Immo, herald t'"? of that land .Qit - lt ,as CO worth anythiat at 5 all; Mama uofsire a qivater section of data for the whole Ettateof Claboahlus. Wang to himself hauld lusworad serer,stecept - • di% office : Jiff never expected again to hare to, draw. blkawariVlf Ohliaed to do ;so. he fait eathis emerades iotZtr ItOrsadlam. laa s flimnamiar. editor of ilia reiospusg Waned, died cnrillilstb, from the era* of a poshotwptatel. mend tccideaWJilaatafgLt MINI THE NEW YORK NEWS ON TORTURE. .ii:Hereflaomething.whlcitaher,WA:thtderne:et ble of a certain class in the Natth *Sr 7 0, 0 of- 4 1 46 :Thv ,, N 0 f , ~sollnA log, Its ,eateallatingeo gat 914reseotlthe.:.4rue; ea tent a plea for a wretch viola onfrAlistisclitra Is that he wee the direct agent in the murder of thcausands of men wboirad never In the main F ragoatin ethilitierinul , roe tivlam wanting the trdepele plea that hie eiceits were the enemica Mfg country. He was a fol, Artt 4 l.4 l l 4 tiOtomriParttatTi who deilbeetiteti accepted the position which made him the seam:tut of rebel j hatml, BM the News says: "Captain Henri tiril : a4ns, we have no douti, Include:le the surrender of General Lee or of • General Joboucro. ..Ort that gronadlthen he his 'ectify! for AVMs kcts,Wmmtttdd'iti 'the alp charge of ble duty to the Confederate Govern ment, the amnestying:lnd An his right to re tern to bis home without molestation from the authorities of theUdited 'States. Unie bin ediaftenVortlfe omseft et der his :earo can ' beet:own to have been such as to have drawn 'dowitthe.regradlegon: of lib ova ..Eloverometi, he eatnkd'berhtld'tiottnd'for it', trittfeldnally, n 'dew of the constituent presumptioa that It was 0 1 110 cutafkikt4o.o_ l 4 - dutfe".. ; . _ . Bo unless his Mastms express', diSowned 'Ar ut C , I wtlO.T.-. 1119 e; bat bye numberless crimes e g alnet individuals are all to •be nerve4d by that linneati which wen intended only to' apyly to offences against the nation. The knos hoyvaTer, mega tafaket.ityftw r goutted. th at 14 a d s :were l e- cothlidilAd , thellieeluage of Ids duty to the Confederate government." Bach 13 the monstronaßgvereitylotyt Idea of ditty, which e r eentii to be the olnpring of a handed.- V°ll4e6OPF, rather ci'!4°ll2t than 12 4*-• - • -` Brigham, Young "Therrealdent of the tiornion Church is slz feet lugh, portly, and weighs about 200. Hole Wailortuily avellitireseived maiadiltes hfs passed his sixty•fourth birthday. Ms face-is frmh al*Snwfitlkl-e4A atop agile aod.elastlc. Jean AnrellY acted a-single ysylmir Whim+. lag auburn lectal:Smahe- vldskeranf- the same hue, which in smooth, crescent line fringe hie • -,, ,ha eldn; !earth= tourer Bffiee4 a new Ponce de Leon,who has discovered PE.' algarrry %hi:daunt:ar Perpottusi-Youthi • • . 9L eyes arc of a gtayish-bbmil ffley do not peprera see es frank end open ; but have a sacra ,•,lSO-113,ptessiOn. Be' has an " eagle nose and a coo that slate like dike, Indidating tremeta- L dous,ftemanmew . Bistranner Is digeltied—agrep able and affable rather than cordiakanet he csk rtes the tramystekabte air of-urre-havirAatrthrir ity. Ordinarily cold in conversation,— ha Its .Ipebullitiona. of ,caTmertintsS,Pl_- wAlett to right WV°, 4 2, ,12 1 4 deitilgort , with great force to rola'. 'eters% treats thlbrethern with warmth, throwing his arm ealtsaingiy about them, end "asking Firetel ly after thowlvep. and babies.; - •-• hes obserfe4. sanely tho Vat mush, mingled; L itt& with prartlesltnen; but seems a little un familiar withsullivated society. He is - abated-. lona and terisperafAcitai neither/tearnor toffee, spate nort9bacciv' of his V , ' mont bothesd end his WEstern*manhood et cling to him. He esiyeleeas. ,, "beyond" and 'slalom-Tuber." An Irreprezaible conflict be tween his noininativint and verbs noir; and 1, 4 31 ' dorsi out In erpreaslotus like "they was," etc.; Yet those who hold Brigham Young a cheap charlatan. are wilder if passible than the Saints who recess him Saila aryl alight, or theta Gentiles who denounce Winne a goblin damned. A melt striking 'embodiment of the' One Man rower; he holds a hundred thousand people In taus 'hollow of - hle hand. Gathered from every nation, always p:or, usually ignorant, sometimes vicious, he has molded them into an hags- Woes, productive, honest antjunnozedeons community. Re has grown very rich; the' Gen tiles charge birclivlth extortion , among'llls este rOsple. He certainly owns much of the most deco,'' a property Iss Utah. But his adherents as a class-havevastly improved their- I:m(11116u by mrdrghere. I believe that all admit that his large commercial dealings are characterized by Integrity; and that he Possesses great kindness of heart. He la a man of brains; quick inta , tions, good Judgment and nothing industry., He would doubtless have achieved great success in politics, trade, manufacturing, or almost any other walk of life.—.d. D. 22tchardsan, in Y. Y. The Christian, Commission—Closing Up • - The Philadelphia forrirsr-aayst .-The Chris.: tine Consmissioni Eke the Sanitary Commission, . has necessmily crazed Ita Wive field operations, and is nowprepaned Close Its work and de ice:saran its labors. Many of Its stationsthroneh out the Sonthi More .alteady Inca rammed. as our armies have been disbandedand sent home, but still there Is a very large and useful field tor their stmervislem in those parts of the country 'where tompiareMffi stationed. Almost 'all the 'Eastern branches have been withdrawn, most of those remaining being in the West and South west. St. Lotus Is the headquarters for chalet ter section, while St. Paul, Minnesota, is toed as a base for operations among the soldiers who are engaged against the Indians. There • are also yet stationed at Nashville, &c., 'but orders have been arra to most of these (o, dispose of the surplus articles on hand, and forward the proceeds to the general fund, which. Is :hardly sufficient even now to meet the demands made upon it from all quar ters. Persons have ceased contributiag to the Commission nowiltst the war is over, and it re.. qtrires the greatest economy of Its resources to carry on the important work it has on hand. The COMMio• to engaged in getting up what they call "loan ilbrarle.P—littla book cases nicely famished and holding one hundred and twenty-five volumes, which are seat to ail the military stations throughout the United Stotts, anthills simple conditilin of requiring a monthly report of the number read. Tney,con tain net only religious books, but volumes of history, of, travel, of fiction, and many standard welts. &mailing like two "hundred rof these baye been already emit nut, and filly more are nearly ready. In addition to these, over one hundred libra ries, of second hand books have been furnished. Some of the facts connected with these are very interesting, and it la the intention of the Com mission at the close of its work to publish two volumed, giving an account of its doings. One of these is to boa histo -I of its whole work., to be written by the Home Secretary, while the other voinnalvlll contain the various incidents, butnomns and pathetic, which has come under Us observation.. Both •tf these books, no doubt, will be exceedingly Interesting. The Riebmund Whig out Again. This paper, t‘hich was lately suppressed for andltiotu3 language, wee issued again on the 2lth, by the name editpt and proprietors. Not at all cured of their reballions propensities, they say n their unit issue "After a suspension of nearly a fortnhilit, by order of the mWtary authorities, the Richmond . info greets Its friends end patrons once more. That It may to permitted to live unmolested for many a year come, Ia our fervent hop. That e,honid be allowed absolute and perfect free dom of discussion on all imblects In the heavens above, or the earth beneath, Is the dearest wish and aspiration 'of. oar hearts. But as that. It seems, cannot be, we shall endeavor to do the best we can,.under the embartas , hvg and ha rassing circnmstannes that cannot:lnd us. If we fail to give free and Independent ut:oranee to the opinions we entertain and the convictions we cherith, -we desire the good people of Virginia to Understand, thit it Is no fault of oars. "Cribbed, cablited and confined," as it is ear - unfortunate lot to be, we eannot expect to make up a satisfactory to ourselves or , accepta ble to she er public, and the generozs people of Vir ginia. we are sore, will not only sympathize with air situation, but extend to us and, to the Whig all the "aid and comfort" in their power, during the continuance of the restrictions which the military authorities have seen At to Impose upon na. With these hints, we have only to ask onrlrlends Ia city and conatry to lend US the light of their con,iteesnces, as in the batter and brighter days of yore, and we trust to do for them as well as can be expected—under the cir ctimstances." . The L ako . . Tunnel at Chicago. The monster crib for the new lake tuned In title city was !attached about 10 o'clock Mon day with decided' success,' In the presence of 13overror Oglesby, Mayor Rice and an immense C0M20111130 of citizetis. It was towed to a point ' when RAE to be sank, two miles from shore, tied was Safely moored by 12 o'clock, This crib has over 750,000 feet of lumber in ft. and Is 40 feet • high, pentagonal in shape, and 90 feet to dame ter. Immense Mims of hard wood . are laid up, tier upon tier, /supported and braced by thwarts and huge Iron belle, cased with heavy three inch oak plank. It, is five water.ttght compartments: Each kr provided with valves far letting In watrziandalnitintat. These coin.' Partments will be Oil ed with stone. and .whes tilled and anchored', the crib gill extend but Ale feet abOve water: require alt hundred and tiny rannelsteme_to sdak..lt to the bottom, and four thousand tuns: of stone will be placed in , it , to keePr Tgaltion.lavlaz -3,900 tuns re • eistanse. the centre of the crib is a large hal low ePtle%, lOW ithich huge caskiron cylinders will be - Itnitered 'and forced down into the bed of the bthe. • The pater will be tramped out of these cylindans„ and wprionen will than commence en cavating,the lake,; striking out to meet those engsged atlho ether end of.the Trie work will thee morns with great rapidity, and in'a few short maths Chicago will have an ant pie supply of to pare and healthy water as can be theme lie the world. • • , '').r...::::.'.: ,(;:(:-.t. VERY LATEST NEWS ' •BY-TEr4ETWII.- , ..": .k CJE.I. ;',.. FiTERESTIRG I FROM WASHINGTOtii , it: Late Medicine ix' Virgmis,. ; ..5, AL1...L1-11. '' TEE FLORIDA APPOISTMENT i ;',l Realgnaticm of Gesural Jarirraik CONSULS RECOGNIZED Bt "PiLLtiliir: Mails &lig' Muth Regular : Taasbay - BOND RUBBED COMMITTED FOR ; THE AtpLicivrioNe FOR insp./I:ill - of Honor Being Preparet nironaii4 MEMORIAL OV ;IMMO RED PER SONf, The Right , ( a Suffrage Asked'," , Waartreirrox, July 37.—A large number f men are to be discharpi, thou the navy I The Quartermeater's Depattment will social beep These.% of ballelaga, grate, &c. =pillage for Alchtland lat% Washlugtoh, tb 40 by.the naiad taste. TheMamma Republic sayi• Ttur Late el4f• Bons In Richrnond aitd Henrico counties do n t indicsid thifVhtinia sentlinetit; and peter dl .11.statep.thst Virginia the October el es 'Sdichnioud:- and'plains h right before God arni,the country. " The President haSomistuted Lomucl 'Mutt Assessor of Internal rfteventie for the district Of Florida, and,Aleaander, .Taylor, Collector of Customs for Aahapolle. Idarynd. 011ajor General , Milici T y kiss tendered -.his real - 'nation as an eilltier id the veltinteer forces. .Preeldent, ,Johntsrm .returned this moral from his exiiintien down the rifer. The President bar. recognized Enrique Bell let as V.re:consta of - Peru, at Ban Fran ; also, Robert Barth, es Consul of Bane Wein! r forlitsonr, lowa and Western Territories, aryl Christie Moller Horst as Vitas Consul of B r red and Norway, at Samanah, Ga. 4 To-morrow morning, by direction of the PO, matter . General; 0 41. pe tonsmitcod Over 'the' Orange and - Alai - arra ristlecad to Richmond, Va., as formerly, via Gordonsvillh. /n , the course of a (eie days :coder mall comma nications wilt be placed on other . important rail road lines. Wallace W. Whlttlesey, who was recently sr mated on a charge rd robbery of Treasury bapds, waived a preliminary examination this morning, audit' default of meaty thousand dollars ball, he was committed tO prison Co await his tea. - large pupcation'of the applications for pen- Alone by widows, Mothers 4c., now corning Into the Pension Burman, state es' the cause of the death of their husbands„ sons, a[arvation, exposure,or shoot ,g by Mc prison hiarda, at ' Andmneinslle,:Georgib, and Salisbury, North Carolina. A large roll of honor, embracing the name of almost every meritorious officer who served durierthe war, and who ere being breveted for tbeir services, Is brag erepirbel, and when coma .pleted will be published. ,These honorary dis tinctions are conferred' mostly on officers of all ranks, who have served In the volunteer ser vice. ;Over three thousand have been breveted during the last Month. The.Gommissioner of Pensions to-day decided that blacksmiths serving with cavalry forces are not entitled to the benefits of the pension laws, and that the name rale will apply to saddlers and other artisans provided for as pa: t of the cav alry organization, and to teamsters In general, unless enlisted as privates and detailed to set. vice as teatuntens. WASIIERGTON, July .17.—Dtirivg the past few 'weeks the colored people of Washington and Georgetown have hems earnestly discussing the question of the right of suffrage. This evening a meeting of the ward delegates was held, and I memorial for presentation to Congress submitted for approval. In this they nay : "Our patriotism Is unbounded ; our loyalty bus never been ques tioned, for in all• our country's trials we have responded voluntarily and with alacrity, and without the Incentive of high-pay, (mt tles and promotion: We have honorable as- Mrations, and cherish hopes sad laudable desires la connection with our country. We ask you respectfallyto regard them and give et couragement to our patriotism. Enjoying whet liberty we do, makes as more miserable in coti templatiug the dedal of other just tights. Without the right - .of suffrage we are without protection and liable to combinations - of outrage for even the petty Offense of law." The memo. riallste state some principles and considerations as a basilern which they point oat their claims for suffrage end ridl equality before the law. The sale of public vessels will take place at Few Tork on the '4th instead of the 15th of Augast.. JEFF. DAVIS' HEALTH. ills Appetite Considered, Good. • 1 outzoon zrzzaamn AuxWED Jeirti .elppearasaes a=•d Dress New Yoan, July 27.—A Fertreess Mourne letter of the 251 a (rays Jeff, Desists in better health than when ht left the Clyde. His appe tite Is good. his diet such as is prescribed by his physician, and his lease on life, as far as bodily Infirmities 'go, Is stronger now than the day Richmond' fell. His eyesight Is Just as it was when he was In Washington, six years ago, the sight of one eye being then apparently gone and that of the other much Impaired. At sundown last evening, Jell. was allowed to take fresh air by a promenade on the ramparts of the fort. Male? GCI2. =es walked on one aide of him and the officer olthe gam d on the other. Davis leaned on the arm neither, and walked alone, firm and erect, and veryunlike an invalid. The evening was partletriarly due, and Davis seemed to enjoy the !inlet spset scone. Ile was clad In a full suit of Ana tray, his heal was cov ered with a very InOad-rjrnmeSl. !ght gray felt bat, and he wore glen veggies overhis eyes, his cheeks are covered witlibeard of light growl?, altering the appearance of his face very moth from that usually prgrzated In his photograph", where he appears with WI 'OAR or hair ea his chin. . This out-door exercise was not accorded lo Davis. because of titc, critical state of his health, but was &amused andquescribed weeks ago, to take4fat in this sultry term. Bea 'levee= are beco here.r• The weather Is sultry. Out-door exercise is granted to I)te4s to keep hii vigorous health; not terestore the failing or broken down physique. ' To guard against the possibility of an attempted escape, slump Is kept burning all night fn bis cell. Against this light, Jeff. entered &protest, but the light was kept burning despitalhe demurs of the prisoner; and that was the pet 'grievance for a little while. Then his leading !questions oil the present state of the country are not answered, and that makes Jeff. querrulous. He becomes tired of !Mince at times and launches into a special plea his own befall, alined at the innocent ofa cer of the guard, to prove that the United States -Government cannot possibly convict him of tree. son. The patient ;Alter makes no reply, and the chief of all rebels 10/ka daggers at the walls of his prison, but his we alth and comfort are not permitted to so der. a linot allowed luxuries, and receives no favor*. Another letter from the same place and date says: Exercise was pre scribed on account, of Jeff's failing health, and that the Secretary Of War was consulted, and gave his consent. ! • TBE FINANCE 3 ;OF VIE COUNTRY. Internal Revenueßeceipts PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION TO DESERTERS JEPP. DAVIS' TRIAL Waallummox. July •37.—The power to effect further loans la nowenhansted.lnt the Secretary of the Trenrorry It of the opinion that owing to the continued redaction of the expenditure of the Ocrrernment, the ;rummy can In kept In an easy condition by the ;receipts from, the usual sources of revenue, and meet all reqnleltlone which= be properly, made upon It until tbe meeting of 'Convex. It le estimated at tha Internal Rome Be renti.that the receipts income, curs. zta., for the next seventy-fiveye Whit be at the rote at ode millites per' dap.. The' next statement of the pitale debt - will lie made early ba Aw a it published every Spy months. Abouteerer.teen Intetired deserters from the draft availed themselvta of tbe pardon offend them in the lativPreeldmit - Lineoln's proclama. thin. Thousands of others. stUl absent, tuella. ble to euvest,iitiaerret, Lined In this country, and are object to punishment for the offence.. - -.Nothing, as - yet, te determined-es to the trial of Jeff. Data. r. ) PHTSBURGIt THE DIEMEN IN ARHANSAILt Dick Taylor Applying for Pardon. e TRIAL O IRE IROWMATITZTATOR. :- A Admissibility of Negro Testimony,_ •itkcirlb.** 7 7l74ztriithi+ Jeff. Health Greatly Impaired. HE IS Al _ .OWED 9UTOOOR EXERCIS New Yong., July 27.—The Herald's Was . ton special has the following: "The affairs r the freedmen in ItAtensas are represented as a moat prosperous condition. la a report • ifeited, Pray; F the rftirmea'irateity , gious Co Bonus. flow inakttir in that portion of the South. for the purpose Sat observing the wort:lova the , system new tseig i tested by the Bureau, the writer says that the Littlaltoele dlttrict. altme r therne are 2,010 freednietcwhd - are mivi * earphiYed punt-l ance of orders from the Secretary of War, at tie following rates of wages First class a laborers receive from twenty-five to fifty doll+ per month and rations, and first class WOMMI laborers receive from fifteen to eighteen data& per month with rations. One half of the wages of these emphiyees pita to-them' every MO nannthutami the balance isonlered Wremitted for them to the end of uo year. Of the above number of laborers upwards of two thousand , 03 : 0 Phaell 43 3' guns, forty4.twee Assam df ptantatmnsThe latter profess. to , lpe set e r e ell satisfied with the labor they receive from the men,and have but llttle trouble with their emplo - ore.: They claim, however, that tlarrestabllahed rate attunes biro high, aati-mat Alley have pay one-third more than is charged at any po on the blisslasippi Valley. They estimate L tfitlrebitrin Wdold'theal fait fwehlttOter ty'..tfoli dente pepotuM iffienliged and ready market. Colonel Strong remarks, In this oo nectlon, that if planters are not at fatin thes 'calealationa.no money Will 'be 'MOO ' cotto Among the numerous applications for pardon was the late reel General Dick Taylor._ who as. died hilieto-day, Audis at Willard ' s Row..tt Theiltairr Depahment le Informed 'that' tho Dictator made tea knots an hour on going into port, And be says 114 FOtad have, gone faster if her bottom bad been vein. Res engines worked better than ever before. Captain Walker, of Sacramento, informs the Naval Department that ha could not Ariake 4 I aw fu I prize of the Rappahannock' halt owing to the fact that she bugged the coast too closely I that she was all the Mine In 'British waters. • The roues' eays t The case of admlssablhtyhf begin' testlidOntf, whin lately arme In Aleut:Ricks, has bees arranged that eases whichsnay hereafter arlie, and until farther orders; between' colored nsid,wpjta peo ple, and In all cases Where colored People shall be summoned as witnesses, are. ,be tried before Provost Courts, under the Ith'parazraph of areulae, ne/nt/Ct abollereferred to. General Roddy bee applied for pardon. ifkun Tbrun'alattlOnd ndent Says In accordance with the proclamation of GM , . Pier polo t, this Cluirtaritlectlona timer oft, Soli ay and were conducted it • Derfeet order. The Interest of the communlttd windmill centered on the Sherif:rainy and the succemor of Mayor Mayo 4 The former, J. Wright, ex•deputy Sher:if, was elected overthr, , hers by &plurality of tat) votes. defeating H. Ralson, who has held this toe Office for several terms. N. A. Sturdevant wee erected Mayor over Mr. Tyler by 614 mulct:. icy. Mr. Tyler is an old and respectable mer chant. Mr. Stardevant is a .young lawyer of good standing and ability. Both of these newly elected effielals entered the rebel ar my after the passaze of the Conscript Act, and continued to serve until the surrender of •Le 1. Judge W. H. Lyons Was re-elected clerk of the HnstlncisCourt, by 336 met 2 ority, over L. Christian, a gentlemen who had lost a 11mb In the re:MI service, Marmaduke Johnson, au ex • rebel taxers Was elected Atto.ney fortheClrctilt Court, over L. Farwell, by 856 majority. The aggregate vote polled Is about 500 less than In April, 1561„, just prior to the ordinance of sclm skin. The Herald'. Fortress Monroe correspondent says: Davie' health has failed to such an extent that be has been permitted outdoor exercise; that is outside tits casemate, but Inside the For. Owe. Dr. Craven advised this, saying that unless It was granted he could not lire much longer. Mr. Clay, through his physician, has secured the same privilege. A guard cecompa. Idea Davit In his walks. GOVERNOR SHARKEY'S PROCEEDINGS Schemes of Speculators Frustrated. LARGE AMOUNTS OF COTTON IN THE :CATHY, New Tottk, July 27. r-A Virtsburg correspon dent says: Judge Sharkey is now at work organizing the Courts of Judicial-yes fast as nos; Bible. Wherever citri lanctlor.s nave not been disturbed throughout the Stats he has reinstated the old occupante, and called upon them to gust: ify themselves by [ding the oath and resuming• their duties. Onstof the best works of Judge Bhmicey is tee abridge the power and abases of the military occupants. It has been the custom for military officers to entertain civil causes and smell Judgments In matters where they had neither right nor law to stand on. This Is uow being stopped. Another iniquitous scheme Las been frastra. tcd by this appointement. Some once -holders, trade agents, contractors, and others, generally of northern birth, had concocted a !cheese whereby a military Governor was to be appoint. ed, and in furtherance of their purpose, General Davidson had illicitly endeavored to act control of the newspaprrs le this place and Natehea, but the echcme has been handsomely thwarted. The natural prosperity of the State Is gaining aronod. Binee the close of the war, the farmers and planters are casting about to do something. Cotton, of which there are still small lots In the COllntry, Is coming In Mate freely. Several hundred .hales have come from Yazoo alone. There is but very hula cotton growing on the shores of the Mississippi, In comesquence of the OeetnoW, and there is none In the Interior. The Red river, Ouachita and their tributary stream:Li ale being drained of 103.030089 ahlOtinl9 of Cotton. Persons from Shreveport - mid the northern part of Texas Bay them Is a lento amount of cotton In the =nary. As soon as the railroad commu nication le restored large lota of cotton wl.l rome to market from Pearl river. Cara are now mining regalarly from Jackson to Corinth. to Lenatarla,, and to Meridian. east. ward from Vicksburg to 13Ig Black bridge, whero line of stages' la running to Jacksoa. There la not so much private stealing as for a. erly, but the robbery of fyr.sverament cotton L• simply enormous. OPERITIONI 01 1 TEE PIRATE 811WW00111. Several Whalers Destroyed. COLFAX AND PARTY IN OREGON Saw lenAamsco, July 26.—The whaling bark MUo, twenty.mght days from the Arctic, has arnved with the crews fl-om several whalers destroyed by the Shenandoah last month. The Edward Casey, Hector, AblgaL Euphrates, Wm. Thompson, Sophia, Thornton J. Irish, and Susan were captured and mostly burned The killo was bonded for the purpuse Of taking off the crews. The Shenandoah was continuing wholesale destruction of whalers, end would probably soon dcatroy another fleet numbering sixty vessels. Her Commander was Worn:tett of Lee's surren der and the collapse of the l'ebelhou, bet did not believe It. He believed Lincoln's /13.95.95117. Won, for he expected It. The Shenandoah coaled lent at Mllboarne. She is manned by English and Irish sailors. Some of the captured whaletnen Joined her. POLITLAND, Onzdots , July 28.—Gov Gibbs, and the State officials welcomed Schuyler Col fax find patty, at Salem, yesterday. Speeches were made by the Governor and others, and responded to by Mr. Colfax, Lieutenant One. cruor Brow and A. D. Richardson, of the New York Tribune.- There were large meetings of citizens to welcome the visitors at Oregon Clty yesterday, and at Portland to-day. Modification of Military Order. New Yore, July 27.—The President's order . dated June 27th, dividing the Halted States into military divisions and departments, has been somewEat modified. The Department of Louis iana and Texas has been divided and made into two, which will be kacranks the Department of Lodalabs, to-WI commanded by Major General E. IL G..Eantl.uid the Department of Timm, to be commanded by Major -General H. G. Wright. Montgomery county and that part of ArulArtendel osnntylying south -0f the Annap olis & „Elk Ridge railroad, including the city of Annapolis, have been taken ftOru: the military Marta and added to the Department of Wash ton. Glib Tioopa Eo Route HOWL: i FORTIUM3 Morita& July ST.—The...steamer Northern Light, arrived from Oily Point, bound for ute hom &inhume, with the dthOtdo regiment, en roe. TI riiLuilii AIM* ois46TER, cm tin ( T ' ti ( ' ACN — utTi - ;t.ll =ZTM ;THE' atASTRII¢HE By the Scotia titi - reeelye taller "hetoitute Dr ire Punting of the galivant ship-William !CO, sea at tea. - Her Captain math : eel folloilAß • gamma: Anrezienti; and my battuirlEJOitti Levy; mythic. was of HO tons borthen, and. 'alb*. belts Crew of thirty Men. '1 lefe d int- 'werlion tb 2d'oiluntf, and Yitishlng bn,!the 4th, with six hulacired lone 'or Villa; different otherhalsrebstidiera..and-faur -hundred and of fre dJuuLtpkep bound for New York. Testardayi ati,f2Vicryation, which showed theta M4O deg— .12 Inbui north latitude, and 60 deg. 21 min. west longitude, from Green- Wle2; !When F learned thaV2 coy_ men, to feral gaiing the vessel had sin her on fire. I made ercentie ff eft-tai_mmtingnbei the dames, It they spree:2l4th ouch fearful rapidity that our Istorwini nhavalling. I' then ordered the mar oared boats to be latuichni. In' the disor der which 'fiiiiidelied everyone, they were mediate.'" 604 by those, sous who were net-maid band/ I-remained on-board the vat. eel, butleriateurrminded by-flames. and warieliligedto myteitlnteithireea, when I waspicked tip by one of the boats., ,2ily ship wall SU en fire, and boy unfortimite • Pluidetirfil were perishing In the flames, ordrolotidnz wan =my being abla to assist them. The scene was horrible. Thls morning; is; four o'clock, everything had diaerpeared. Ify - four boats were lagata with,. people; I ordered-them to fol low; atidgeoceeded In a northwesterly direction, thinklug,lsboulethave s chaneamf, meeting with somelhipa. The two Sather 'bode cannot be far off ' The captain of tbei, lamely, who resert forty-tbiee ; lays that during the nig of the . ult.,. when in 42 deg. 48 min. north latitude, and 4$ deg. 18 min. west lone. trade, he beard veinier to' windward' fo old 1•lag1114 could then be seeti.-24.tha ehl was put about, and a few minutes after a la which were- tbirtymight . paisoos, Melo four' women and three childrini.eamealongslde. The efeetieriti Were takeh on board,blid related that they,bocuagett to the ship William Nelson, which had kr , - burnt' Mdi days before. The captain coneequently cruised about the' spot to try and save other at about eight to ea toonalarotthrBth he saw a quantity of wreck, end three hours later man was parcel', ed floating In a tub three feet wide and aixtfen Inches deep only. He was taken on board; but was (atm& to bein a complete state of Actions. lion from brow and fear. Af - mtel.diry three men and a woman were picked up from eome spare. They Itedatiiittliat atieji had clung to those pieces of wreck for forty-eight hours, and could have held out but little longer. Three other persona lilurbeen- with 'them tint had die. I aPPeareit 4 6 94 and of that number I yes tie tieriandot the Woman now saved. ' I linrotgr the dpiliodetinf thatattotraphois ma- tinned' that of a young woman. only 'a few months mauled, and expeetho shortly to I be a mother, who% the confusion 'which pie 'Ylifie in the `water ,clung to a seaman 'who= slie mistook to belie' husband. The sailor scram away with Ida burden to the boat, andthey were both picked up, but Ills Swing wifeh stpprifam!ou on discovering her error was Word to Witness. There are, .howeviir, still hopes that the husband may have been saved In tine other boat, . Among the forty-th ree persons saved by the bliroary la en Infant only is fortnight old, bore on beard the William Nelson, and who, with its sister, aged three years,-aye alithat remain of their family. The parents had placed the chil dren In the tast and then attempted to swim to It themselves,. but were bath drowned. The in fant was tended with maternal solicitude by a young woman in the boat. - An emigrant Was so fortunate as to save his four children from boll:Late - and !VOW, and get theta on bOanfone of the boats., the wife wa-, however, still on the burning ship. Be swam bark to the Milkman Nelson, get on board, threw' his wife Into the sea, Jumped In after her, and agile reached the boat with her, thus saving his entire Gen. Sherman—Another Benny Rain— Adv.leto from Texils CINCTSIELTI, July 22.--Gen. Sherman lett here thls morning for Lancaster, Ohio. The Enquirer rays: Toe late heavy rains had a disastrous effort on the oats crop. Another heavy rain commenced falling brunt 10 o'clock last night, and continued r r an early hour this doming. The Curettes Chicago diepateh of the 213:h, says: At.cr a suspension of 24 hours the rain re-commenced falling this morning, and hlt3 continued, with no pumest prospect of crueler. Accounts from nil parts north and west, how ever, agreethat no serious damage was done the cro ha Gamete's Cairo dispatch of the 26th says: The Galveston co:respondenst of the Houston News ' writes under date of July Ist, that orders have been Issued to the of at Matamoros td Prepare accontresnenta for thirty-five thousand troops of the empire, the troops to consist of French, Austrians and _Belgians. The reason given for this collection of troops is because we have a similar number at Brownsville and ad. joining points. A French officer merle that there -In no rel. son why the United States ahead send an arm^ of eighty ors hundred thousand men to Terns, tams she designs aggrestare movements upon lifeolco. The spirit of the iwo writes is des cribed as hostile, and there fano satiation be. Men our officers and those of the empire. Stock and Money Market,. NEw Tons, July 117.. 7 The rapid advance to Erie common Stock has given a Lamellas to spec. ulation In-Railroad shares. Tea market to day was very active ; sales of railroad stocks at the morning session were 4,01.10 sharea, against 12,- 600 on the morning of last Thursday ; sales of Cleveland and Pittsburgh were 6,070 &hares, partly on western orders, and have since rose 4 I.i. dII western shares were very strong, and more active speculation appears to be confined chiefly ko brokers, though considerable orders have been received from the Interior for western stocks. Governments continue active and firm; an ad. Vance has arrested the disposition to sell, and the demand le In advance of the supply. Miscellaneous Shares were very cCeady, and most of them were 41059 With R 44 3401 / tog purchase. Oreld has been excited since noon. Large sales of Cashld, aggrro, about two million of dollars, have been made. It is generally under stood upon the street that the Sub Treasury has been selling, though not positively known. The price, advanced In the face of the large amount thrown upon the market, touching at one time 14i. Money la may. The Gold Exchange moved to the lICW etuirtera on New street, to-day. The room la a very large and airy one, with two en. trarem, one on Broad and the other on New area. Distinguished Visitors at Cape, May CALM IsLawn, July 27.—Secretary Seward and party arrived here on the gunboat Northerner thla evenlee. The party consists of Secretary Seward, Attorney General Speed, A.selstant Sec retary F. W. Seward and wife, Gen. W. H. Sew ard, Jr., Limit. CoL Wilson, Medical Impactor 11. S. Army, Mre. L. M. Warden, alster of Sec §svrard sad Ulm El len Pedery. A. W. Markley welcomed the die tlegnithed guests. The Secretary replied, pressing a gratification at reaching the celebra ted waterlog place. The visitors were then placed in pprtable carrlagm and conveyed to Club Cottage, attached to Congress Nall and fronting the lawn where elegant quarters have been fitted up for them. As soon 63 the Sects tary and party reached the cottage the band commenced playing eatlenal airs, and the lawn In front of Congress Hall wee brilliantly Illumi nated. Elotoue Demonetrallons of ',returned Sol- CONCORD, N. H., July M.—Demonstrations of a serious riot were made here daft last night by some two hundred returned soldiers, which commenced by there threats; to clean out the clothing store under the Eagle Hotel, the proprietor of which charged a • soldier with attempting to steal a suit of daises. Alter break log come windows the soldiers' proceeded to the Jail and demanded the release of two of their number who had been arrested, and threatened to demolish the Pt% At this limo two companies of veteran reserves were ordered on; and the riotous soldleey scattered in different directions. There Is much sympathy felt for the soldiers, who it le alleged, are smneeesarily kept out of their pay and discharge papers. . The Atlantic Telegraph. Now Yon; July 27.-,-T ha steamer Glasgow, frim Liverpool via Halifax, has arrived. . The Landau Time canatio—ndent on board the Great Eastern says The electrical condition of the cable la entirely astlaraetory. The opens. tors are able to mad four midi a minute whit low battery power, and it Is thongtit the speed can be Increased to eight or ten. The enormous weight on board the Great Eastern causes her to sink very low be the water, and She hart the ap• peeranee of awing amid chip. From CallfornLi--TheF*Age of Allat— Large irkld.' eas Faanntsexo. Jail 27.-The gold and sliver coinage of the Elan Francisco mint, darlog the llama year just euded, alma nineteen million* of dollars. • A telegram- from Brithdt,goltuntda states that one mining elaini in (lanboo Yielded over moon during • the week ending Joly7M. The ship Gallen:llnm arrival • " • • • , 1317. Attempt: to Ili iwalo:.thel - Wheeling jail— . Times -Prieenyre,,Xsenned-Ono Mad , lulled and preetllleverely Wounded. . On Tntaclay nicanhig about, two o'elcek the attention of liri llofftreulosne of thesratehmea • - at theWlieelleg Jall,irelisitracted by the bash, Ing of a smaltdog, which was ituldathd - bbcini. beneath trtkeelia.!, Bb used the willacivi and: Wan In, ant! there 'found ale' :who het' pigs theta eseepe; - tel" - Was aelzed IMatusdatedY* , Vile VIM= end , heittat . . . ,sad stones . ; lie. was ,zendered,„inamullthribe ar fow minute% _but t erhig •Ichatiall he (idiot Or Rehgance, %hint Ws* swan ieadered e Affellter, w.eielmune, and Allot: 'upon Ilia. appettitra of whom tha'scottn4 grate 'arrayed to Eia*e their et* UP * lshgrt4e. and'iere there met by the mutes, lir. Jones,, *lici rat hastily ter hliroont aad armetthimsalt - Two of the etnrelets bed , by this time made their way sutra and bagnein.W front' the window, . aliening os the gas lamp; completely • denial , Wang lk The third ',MN, William -Moreland' was endeavoring to leech the ,second light of delta, and threw ii brick ae. Ma. Jones, . Jones .then Arad endhlt him' In the left idda.. More lend tninedardwr one% and."fall.:l 9 bilged alumat listantly. The men Rills owning from • the lieseseent, ha fired et each one, end eneeeed ed In wounding three, i The wounds are serious, but not &JAL This ydot had no doubt been In bass contem plation, and the arraallemOtir wars perfect. Thou esigagadju lnwere the worst men In the in 44144a2LaaPs hays Served more Gum one Term in trie penit entiary. The. leader of the consydractau Jolts 81telusi., who was convicted Of burglar and eenterfeedto serve fifteen years. is IMO litrmide Ur escape from the penltert, llarg at lattimand, Vbieirds, after Wing tba keeper. Charles Wilson was ea:danced In March Salem six years, kumbleing a man named lints of ill.10(A. N. Ti Eldridge,- alias Bidwell, k alisis Brand, was searyleg two yews for obtaining • gtioda ander Wee pretences. Abner Marks, far :pals& Adatin kspress Company at GraGon, wail Sentenced to seven years. Me Was LAW eerated In May last. ateelds Hughes, for steal 16g-bones ln Cabe!i aunty end trtushwimeldrnyi, was serving two Teens. William Moreland was serving five years Lorareallng a horse _,from the Grant House. A reward of one htmdred dollars his been of for the anon of the three men who made their meape,—Eldridg,t, Shelton and 'Wilson. Bbocklag Tragedy In Washln__gton. County —A Has-and arneeepta rda Wife and then inraltagoletde. The Washington Exerninergirce the following partici:dere of a turbid tragedy hi Hanover, near Florence, Washington, county, on Tuesday of list week: A, min named Samuel DeWitt, of Virginia, about two. Pears ago, married a girl .gamed Andrews, whore father. resided a mile from the village. After 'living together "until sometime in the spring, be and hie wife separa ted, she reinzning Mho father's. He had been tome her 'trend tintest'sloce; was thereon Moue day evening, and notified by the - father not to . return. The matt morning, having procured a molter, he asked his feather for a clean dirt, Bayles he wanted It to he buried in. Towards evening.he Wee s e e n wi s hing himself at the spinet Tbeneelte went to 'a ekeep.honee, a abort distance foom thidwelllng occupied - by Mr. Andrews, and seeing his wife called her to corn,, up, that he wanted to talk mightier. She did so. and taking her Into the sheep house. he snappe d the revolver at her two or three times. He then went out of the door and fired, the ball entming her bead below the left. ear, and lodging in the bead, No sooner did the wretched man awaken to the enormity of the !lime be had commlttTi, then, finding his load of remorse too heavy to beer, be placed the pistol to his head, tired, and wee &mat tnitatly a dead man, the ball heels.: entered above the right ear. The wife still lin gers In an almost. hopeless condition. She is attended by Dr. McCarron, of Florence, who, we understand, bee very little hopes of her recur. cry. The: victims of this horrid act leave one Au Interesting Married Couple. A blushing young Married couple made their aPpearanceakthe Mayor's Mike yesterday even. log, and thehride exhibited to hiallonor a mar riage cerufleate.ahownig that the knot bad been duly and properly tied try an Alderman. The bridegroom Is an Innocent lad who has Just re. :turned horn the army, and is awaiting his back pay before returning to Us borne. Etetted pick ed up his inn:Lora& isOmewhoW to his travels, and thinking that he hind found a treasure, pro posed marriage and Was accepted. The object of the bride to visitini the Mayor's ollice can only be dP.lnett In thin way: The young lady, being of a hoydenish.. temperament, had been committed some time since to the House of fuse, but at thasediettation ofeomeof herfriends she wan re.teroi her liberty. Perhaps It was from admire to impress the Mayor with the knowledge of the change in her itfe that she made the visit—perhapp oho was only Impelled by that singular fatuity that dlrec.o one's steps no paces with which they had been pre- Musly familiar, bet at all events the fond couple, with one of the associates of the bride, paid the visit.. The young man has doubtless mental hastily, and he will therefore have am ple time In which to repent. Death trout 'lntemperance. A man giving his noise as Thomas Martin, a brief mention of whcse case we :gave In one evening paper, and who was lying at the watch. house during all of yesterday in a very critical condition from the effects or intemperance, died last evening at seven o'clock. Dr. Rogers, the physician In attendance, did everything which medical skill could suggest, to restore him, bat without avail. He web assisted in his ministra• tieing by several of the Mayor's pollee. The body was eeffined by emdertither Devote, end will b 3 removed to his ether, en Grant street, this morn. tog, w bete an leanest. will be held. The deceased appeais to be a stranger. and no one cv yet bas been able to identify him, or give any information concerning him. lie was a stout man. of about tinny years of ago, baidT headed, were a moustache and imperial, and l btl!eved 10 be a retmettd miller, although his am mance would Indicate him to h.: a mechanic. He bad In his ye session airty five dollarN which will be devoted to paying th e funeral and other expenses, and citable the authorities to have the renunies respeetably interred in Hiildals Cemetery. tenth of a North Carolinian in Pittsburgh, John Weaver, or Beam county, North. Caro line, dad yestei day at his boarding house In the Ninth Ward, from lockjaw, Weaver was Im pressed into the rebel anice in North Carolina, and served about nine months In the Confeder- ate army. He then deserted and came within the Federal fines. FM some time, he has been in the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany a a brakeman. 'Lest week, while in the neighborhood of Florence elation he stumbled and fell with his upon the track, when a moving train took off UV° of hie Bazars. Medi cal aid was summoned it once, but was unavail ing. He died yeeterday, Be nad not heard mom hie parents since he entered the rebel service. This paragraph may meet the eye of an acquaMt• atm, who w illconvey tea sad gangs to hi s for feet home. The Pennsylvania tallroad Company,- with their usual generosity. largely Contributed, If not altogether defrayed the. expenses of the foam at and the proprietor of the boarding house Interred him with as much ravel as If he had been a eon. licuticide In Lancaster County , On Saturday mains: last a shooting affray occurred at Blountville, Lancaster county, which restated In the death of a returned soldier, of the 20th Pennsylvania Cavalry, named John ilogerdobler. There appears to have been some 111-feeling between Hogendobler and Wm. Book man, the hoiaidde, arising out of some love affair. On Sunday evening, Beckman drove Into the village, and hitched his horse In front of a tav ern. Shortly after Hogeadoblez drove past in a baps. having with hi* two-women who were th e original cause of thedll [ann. In passing Bookman'a carnage Hogendohlers vehicle case In contact with it breaking the wheel. The tat ter drove on, but shortly after returned through the village, Idea Bookman ordered him to stop. t o pa he refused to do. vih Bookman drew a revolver, fired and shot! ogendobler , through the head , from the effect* f which he died on the followinemomlng.! km= surrendered *agar to the authoritlt*and was lodged la JAIL 7'he Drinkard 011 Maklon. The "Glide Well" on Ow Maple farm, a4101n.- Ing the Celebrated ..Corittnental,” attar- pump ing a pnadlglona aniont of salt water. reached oil on Thursday of Last stook, and has Mace been pumping nlll4O rata ot *teen bartMaPee There was a strike at et new wellem the "Mike Gapers farm" jutlbelowt Maples, within a few &Was produces flitem barrels per day. InCicallons of pll harp been reached within, the last week on, Ten Mile ereek—one above Welted:Flag, at Eiogeneille, and ; 'wend ,beknr this paint. They,' were atrucic at some two hundred feet below the 'surface, and are similar to those reached At the Dunkard wells, at eboutthe same depth. 1%6 "Franklin , " , abed mid wilbetarcen Wayne-St ung and Jeferson,bn Ten Ude, being near 6001 feet tn. depth; Is being "reaMed" with a view to try the pomp for oil ; . : ~! .. • Tito.,-Guspa.•,, , . ~ _, 4.• Eluvial: Eiszeristr., IJ. le, a,ply_asuref . to hear- A t S g l • ul xl e z s PeOr.• well ;CI 4ds'.proeirccial for do Oise ef, poen arei more yrone to Underrate their ciaPi tli4 thelartbir:bluiself.. — --. ' • , Derlng a r e c ent Urio 1 to West Use savlße In itiieer county, Pit., ' I bad frolitistiediiBrtnal 'lla arsenics - kik . iiith old firelelis ' aleisg the 'gee of she 1 / 3 ther -Valley and Erfe and Pitts blimp railthada,' and they - all agree that saw in Abe lida - tat: wheat, !done, this thane bli one of lec.ntaTkungolongrt4lP3zrolnite.mApo.aiGrassit, earth onta In, c} , n iqin eves Atilt* abd pertufo It never Caine no niptiortnne „ay mom; ~ The: Earthen all atithi very grateful ) .itust they stn. blessed ,with plenstfal,,cuppOnt I We've a fear that prices frith with. , In loaltg at the gelds of corn along the abovu thinned nada, tcould not help adadrlingtherich 1 "color vllt;and.ibi uniform bright ovef. the field. r- Tmever 'saw "tm leek better artluil Raton. The oath ere ripening and are very' thielfon the pop sl s , some fewileldivelaillig Utla. • 2 113 rain his preventedtlili grain froth being ent,,for. Itis feared that , f It 'in s g not berdry weather to tie It up and put it, the harst.h...3. great deal Of erate I, “antferthe liceante, the damp and win weather preiant's the farmers fromcuring U. 'They are obliged to ea andr - pot bp amallenad • Mies at a tithe.. .a.little dry weathm• Le all th le needed now to secure, In this valley. tine the Irani 'abundantyieldethat ever the:Valls haabeen favored with. . , ' ....,•: • • _ The morning of my trip the air wan cut* and moist from the recent reins. There Wes nO dust, and on thiseceonnt it was particularly pie* ant. Never was there a better opportunity. to obe.Fve the country and to jest bow thin are. Being a damp day, the farmers were Mg, Ingehort trips on the core on busleess, Wx.ause they could do nothing at home in' harvesting their crop. , It seems to mrthat the iliaver Valley Bead hat undergone a yery great improvement In Iptmaw. age:meat since It wea Lilt opened 13 the pubild, It makes very good,tipie, and has 'one of; those pleniant gentle- Mar* conductors • who is land and .cotatecras to the passzeigers. , and at all times ready and willing to give Information. I have heard many reflections-on the itutnatemen of this road, Ent most assuredly rhra . no ratio to find the least Lel; whatever. On the co Vary .I Tres vety agreeably disappointed. 'As a oreasidnal• - corresporident or the Nuntru, hope tole able every now and then, to give your readers art Idea not only of Cho C 14133 of this valley, but alev of its rich mineral 'wormers, The development of the agricultural 'end mini. erai wealth of Ms region will. be of immense value to our own city, and one of these:days with the present ca and rallread out:Leta, w 4 Will ba compelled to more fully recognize it. Eltractlrem the JOttiliat of the lutitlttate of Bewartt for. Orphans of Potriets.— Washutaton Prise Fund. Collateral to Its main design of mewing pro. nlaiosus for the support and education of patriot orphans, the Institute of Reward for Orphans of , Patriots in tacking to seen^e records of Wit !int inn, and etatistles of vphanage; elan to found prizes for apecific excellence among theta or. phanta,in any department oi literature, Eldence, and art. As a means of cultivating in the rising . gen caldron and especially among patriot tirp hens an intelligent and patriotic interest to the 'his tory and governmentof our country, a fond was commenced, b'ebruery 23,1864, (the Washington Prize Fund), through the public schools of the city of New York, Increased by a union celebra tion of Sabbath Schools of the sane city, Febra sry Mod, 1865 which we expect will be Memos ed each returning anniversary of Washington's birthday, by similar celebrations and by hililvld• eel generosity; the .Interest of which la :to be devoted to the purchase of books,lllastratlng the highest types of patriotism, as entualleines to orphans haviog made thogreatcat proficlemcY In the study of history and government of the United Stales, according to the report of their respective teachers In existing asylords, and In those which maybe formed under the friendly auspices ofthe Itisttute. We invite all the orphan Institutions of our land, In which the pupils may comptefe for the prizes, to signify the same to us, on or before the first of January of eaca year, that we. may know how many prizes are to be providecl,, each Institution receiving one foe the first, second, and third proficient to the study of the history and government of the United States. We Inteud the book selected for the prize shall be the best the country affords, for the promo tion of the armrest d object; and we request anthem and publishers to forward to Arthur F. Wilirucrib, EN., Treasurer of the Low-hate; at the office of the Home Ins ent:eel:M.,lBs Broad way, Feu York, a speotmen of what they can offer for examination by the Committee tel "Be. ketion " stating the price at whichnumbe r ts cart be ()bathed, should their book. be, the one Mee fed for the poke. . . The present year, the prize book will beielec ted from each at may be, In market; but hereafter we propose to secure, through offered prenilums, original works of peculiar merit, greatly en. etched, no doubt by examples and Illustrations formil, to the "Local Reoxda of Patriotism," which the Institution hat labored to procure, through legislative action and through voluntary =eclat:ma. Dann P. Hattori, hi. Cor. Sec., I. R. 0. P., 49 Bible House, N, Y A Noble Enterprise Our readers ray remember a touching inci dent related In the various papers shortly : after the battle of Gettysburg, of the dead bodY of a soldier named Sergeant ilummiston being found - on the Hold, some hours after the battle, afripped by the rebels of everything but the *CAM of three beautiful children, on which hlsldeath gaze seemed tithed. A period of four months had elapsed, nod almost every one else who had friends In the battle bad heard of what became of them. Some had been driven to Libby Filson, some to Anders:ravine; while others bad !been sent to hospitals and from thence to battleagain, but many—very many had died ; but the vridow and family had given up all hope of ever shear. Log anything of Aim. At length tho ,notice caught the eye ofn lady who knew thpdpotfesseel family. The widow sent for a copy:qf the pic tures, compared it with the oriolnaS, and , there 'by, in a corner of the State of New - Fork i (flue hundred miles from the city,) the mother and children were Maas acquainted with the rite of their loved one. The family were in &bled' par ety; their neighbors were supporting them: From the sale of the photograph from the am. brotype likeness, they were soon made comforts. ble. The children are now kept a t school„ icelf clothed and well cared for, and a' fair 14‘ POo ror 4he 71 1, M PPP; fq pj ter life. The design reek Is to interest all the Sanerin. Underlie and Sunday Schools of the land Ia this behalf, and see If thousands of families !hare, placed In like circumrtmaces from like causes, cannot be benefited also by the acme mans, Menem. Davis, Clarke & Ca, Wood street, Pitts burgh, have kindly consented to allow the pie. tures to be left with them, and here every. Su nday school Superintendent of Pittsburgh and its gityieona are expected to call and get a supply for th e i r respeetlye schools. What parent or guar dian will refuge to gratify the applicant child Its whit to have a copy of tho children OR the battle-field and their brave father, especially when they know the charitable design In taw. To whatever extent tldeenterprise can be merle& out, It is designed that all the orphans di the men who died battling for their country ebAll be be:tatted by It. The illinairela.--But two mom .intortaill acute will be given in this coy by Dupree' and Green's loolhostrely. Therefore all wno ars:Mei robe of acting them shorold meka their arrange ments at once. Tha liberal; patronage which Wixom extended to them stui rontinaes; and they areas to draw as fall houses at the C/050 of their lemon of Game weeks as they did at . the commencement. The bill offered Is replete with "gcod things," and as the managers are liberal advertise/1, programmes cony be obtained readi ly anywhere and everywhere. Berate ono: and yen cannot resist the temptation of paying a visit to their excellent entertainments. ' Conferee ElectSen.—The Linton Represen tative Conferees from the district composed of the counties of indlana and Vi'estmoreland.,:met at the Everett House, Blairsville. on the and elected George E Smith, of Indiana county, and James It. McAfee and James McElroy; of Westmoreland county, nominees for the Legisle. lure, and also ratified the nomination of James Alexander as representative delegate to the Sta.° convention from Indiana county. The confer ence declined taking any action in regard to the two sets of delegates appointed Lrom We/stature. lava conzty. Suicide of a Bank ithlicer.—Wllliam DL Beetam, Esq., tint cashier of the Carlisle Deposit Sank, Committed onleide on Wednesday =ma in by banging unmet in the garret of his resi dence. Dir. Scetam's mind had been slightly deranged bar several, days previous to tads fatal net. Passed Throngt.,-The 22d lows, Colonel Graham, numbering timrhuntired men t arrived In the efty yesterdarefternoon,-end after betug entertained at City Ea. took , the western train homeward. ' Dremped.—On Saturdayeyeing, a lad of tonneau, named William Adams, waa drowned at Waynenbmg la the creek, by gettlig beyued • bla depth and b-g unable to.sw/m. AN eltetrielantera latdy was lowered'off the tonal of Frazee from a Teazel called the Ikeda lommored ft:medlar:ly; nye the repor "a multitude of ash of all sorts collmtc4 cud a Wm:do= take was made by Wove= who hade light spread their note from boats out of -reach of th. , tsrkitOltWlA - i7sd! f 13 ?ih i a Mi COL, Damp 01/001M T el agent. Is Cr 11.i:etch:kr at=rfAc forefdPenent north, soroperlokotositty.,otnOoC,,,w4.o the dela= r"e-Itoe drn m ent ftoxii:P2 l o l 3 6B r Charlotte. v: C. - nen Nte iwe e z""' Lira of !rem, ies4asol illalntiOrdrte be ebl ip mi north.. The gate mad dllktnibted INlALlintato an Dow beirig.Nerited by,theongtoes, who are agenuadattlytketnnaa: ~VolOrnel,lik#OSJA. al so feebler 'Liege iptaidlties of W which la forwarded nort - 'tem . stt,spw.— Neubera th4y4et. • du the ittolits ftoiM i tharlsina, melee the egtor that bethei4titettratlig':wi,nfcr likr6 hand theLgreehMtaadrlitic:*OrA Clare ever tonght.;,..fihuce the oi 'Ma vettf7 =nes by . Colonel-adds the Itnillinalave been btothingelt 4 tristibiettlitiallk and not a day hat patiedjar Utuedeput that Ms owl , elonct- tabstrapho ghee lOW fultbettatenPaysta maticallyat tettettsusastly.ten, or Mean miles apart., fdiditro, aatt ladleatda general concert atution eft thepart: of the Indian Tiottcarch&Of titritiving bet-Spied 'Ford's. Theatru,shas hilbinted the counsel of Mr. Ford that her thdlatterra right to compensa tion, a x ed alter a urefur:lnveatirradon the Ulu 'attire bnildhig, rented it at *MOD a inmate, • If" tkr“ - Fi a =tidf =abasing it far Slah,Z3o. the ptlos upon with. the Christian 00M ',ridislthi,31Congrese see vooor to dO ; 1(13'64 'to , rethrn it 'ln • good condition. The bnildfng •srat probably. be needed fat the depceltary tho rebel archives. -10 3 3cicio nisi rep : There aro fleriAUS cations thrrashant thir and adjoining tes 'that the era* now fully I=ll7 ft.•-tha hugott.,-wfil be greatly damaged hy the con- Meted rains whfch leve ;ado far this"month daily drenched the earths ,1 hoar taalthely of but little actual damage re yet, however. Tho halt crop tletteghout hihad},ALlEefT P r°l3 #4g . Tha italefo.' opreit says theditira elem - eall s tdefedleg the arittoereerowing mere de. Cantevery day) and: em openly - threatetto , bang Cam men and ne4.roes.os soon astha troops are withdrawn . The Profjet:4i , says the troops meat be retained, asd every eolidderattOZl °Clank* and safety requUu taeir preaaned la North Outline, u well se in other na1:1414/s A erratum-slow la being made in Charleston AO a Bind, for oostvertiner Aber old raprigenosp, used by the rebels as a balls! place for nor into a headstone cemetery. General Hatch bas promised to- giVel rebel shot and aliell enough to melt for a fenctt Admiral Dablarn and Brevet Major General Saxton are mad treasurers. I!esignottolis let the lirOolc.lyn -Nary Yard. NEW Your:, July 22.--I.lr. berswell,Maaterlia- Waist of tht Brooklyn Yajy Yard, ee'alt Ws' res ignation loon Tuesday. Cther resignatiormaro aFoketkof la Oa Yard. 20: Cogswell recalyrd. MBAR:ointment shortly afOr the breadElg out Of the war. . Jewelry . Stoz*Robbed. F . owrarss 3loslbba, Jay 25.—The Jewelry store of G. Feeetrian, ott b Sialne street, Worfolk, was broken open lastzdabtAnd.robbed of, ell Its watches and valuable jewe,ey.. The loss Is up wards of *9,000. • e . Gold Marlot. Nay" Your, July 87.--Gta la steady;:, the, de mand belag chiefly for cnutom shown a alight upward -tetideacy . .'• Khiotiltroba °lamed 41 14396, and went up t 9 / PM' Erronao—Gold to-night a 6%. irevrruanzig.--oh wittimido -eel:it'll', -at half.past, seven &Wooly ltfre. NANOlr i ej. THOENE, r eli et of Mies Hewthome, • The Mende of the fsmily eke eempeottally to. attend far funnel, fedatt.4 :caked= of her son la•low, Wm. Wilson, fresktzitton Axed, lif.anctme• ter, TWO (F/ddijr) S7TZSI:)O2I., St two o'cloCk. MONTGOMNRY—Indyei Crawford ., it. near Webster Mr. semi BL fiCONTOO.IIERY: Webster, aged sixty-flae;yeare. Notice of funeral m Fridat morn:lies pannre. RATER •4‘ 10R8 T3E[..91-N" Xs7firlElMlL IN TtLE REMKNO STOOK Of SUMMER t_OODS, must and will be clase::lonilm*...i.,aly;4l order to =kir room frit the LECIZIAISO FALL STOCK, New o process or manntset4ro. BARGAINS: BARGAINS Children's Fancy Shoot for Boys' do do •: : c. Girl.' Morocco Boots : Women's French Morocco Ltlmotals, 11m 180 Moo's Working Shoes : : : : :I1 CO Men , ' Calf Oxford Tics r : IS Men , * Calf palmoroL, priori : : 200 The Cheapest and Beiit Assortment at Goods is the 'United States. MORE GOODS, MORE ETISS, BETTER QUAL- TT, AND LOWED P WOES THAN EVER.- Concert Hall Shoo Store, No. QQ VIETIO, STREET Bargains this McMth Perfect ly Astoi:Lkiliiiig! J EFF. DAB WOULD Lila' TO STEP IN TN BOOK PIiBLIKERS' PREiNiTATION DEPOT AND tairul= SOME oe 7 , THE EOOEN rti aria ar aie sorsrijty =man's. YOU WHO HAVE T3IH . OP PORTUN7TE SHOULD oALL A.Np PURCHASE A Boos, AND BECEIO A PRES= WORTH FROM 50 OMITS TO $5OO. THE PLAOO 74 Le1.1. - .I:LL EjTkEMT. ntOall or and for ft eatalogbe Fox pES.OND HAND tiOU B nearly new, sale Mho azateles Salm% luta. Ow 111 fart lartg,4o inehosAlamsta 341 taan doe& • Ons &IL feet lear.o lachas,k4limader Ota 60 barrel Wrought Iroank. _ _. EttoLts K the INDUSTRIAL WORE& . ' EI7GE 66. BOLE lA= tea rca lrof • Pow Ana vid Dialuatoa WM. -• • +. OONSIGNIUMEL „ . N.— 2s bon= Priga .1 •-• To do IfiumbnatUa 10 / 1 4 • , . so' Co (Reim onaeu Rut excised and for Bala at MmHg . 'MO — POTTER. AMTM M SCROLL CRABRS—Frealit from taus %be taken; *boo, Bodin sad Graham -Ctragki erigst.rred a,d for salerby bariel or di bl ' ' , WHaeignltr: PLOITIt FLOURI -a. - so btla Low Gads itT , 1 0 •/ 1 1 1 10 . 10u1. rotioalit amp,. 111: I:11U TIPCYT Ulk,
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