The daily Pittsburgh gazette., July 31, 1865, Image 1

'' oitrmg ' u.xy - iii--No.-;• 194:,
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teal and Personal Property at Auetion,
ToOreOltielleaffltlymmtur titaold on iba
4. 1 7 1 -411.44.1.4;e:th1afft0.1, °San di a les
. wiluableland, two lfsk and Overframe dwalur ~
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‘ gtstAlid4lbrtis dritetteiswinitinsi; carts, black
3.)01d5, flats, two sow boata, lin acres corn lied
rjOyaVatta *die oe!: ha'fte.4 Otinzattnitle
o.4ogicklioli street, it it
' T. #.24COLTLI,Isro, Anettoneer.
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keinetlin.
Our blend. tbleAnbattligar, No. MS Federal
rltintei 4 k/1 4 444 1 . To; FAS,..th pie . : east wpm' th e
' ,lNNlOntisittnieel.thfistiture itt , t,taond and
. theAltir*aiit".:44tbe rebel stitierat tee ithe ,re•
. of: thi. Paolo r;roo
• iteeds'andthrowin , the re-sololOtt- thiLtitookt rot.
• lorry InadiSfeei• liestyiptirchases ot.the west
1 ---4 12 *tenderunrcer .itooda-at about oni•hatt of ttor
old Wires. Some at the dace: cloths,. csislmeres
and I c ! tiogs are incited In his stock, which bets'
ft. m}keuP,4 o c r4er, 'art ShOjilapticei In
the Latest styles, and at correspondingly top rates.
t.• A, Ocar,o t aaloriment of fltrelshlrgeoods And reedy.
I Uses etothiint will itiso'birfoonli 'at - hti elegant
'establishment. Our Allegheny (elands should kivo
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nomo.. Ik'arry S Co.,
Prsettell Bode : ere, 'and' flealerein American
Slate, of farlone c010n.., Dints at- Alevander
Dinichlti i i, - air - the Viler lgorkii, Piticburgh,
3:4o l =E:qv rfo.ji 7? . .; vine eiroet. - Ordcn
inosiiptly - attended to. All work warranted water
proot:SepairlogilorairdAhnstairteriCnntice. No
chugs for repalm, provided the roof is not
a t. L .nriedlol.or‘f. in put..on. 4 '
Carpenbey. Jobbing -Sbop
Staving returned ilk& an absence of cafes, years
ttillin =FY. /bays rmopeneilmy /amp for ell torts
offobblall la the sareautarline, at the old stand,
Wren Alley, between Smithfield street and Cherry
Alley. Orders.solteltall and promptly attemdectto
. ; 97vt.u.p. Yomassr..
A" , ; 1110- ..Ail/OVNT 'oef:4llE PUBLIC
. •-• . • DEBV..j-,
Trfbunt Aim ,
"lVe brire belie usa retnrn, aint , byTequest
— _hem fhe - Sterttery - oT the Trcasury, in which
the Cron •amotitt of Abe •Trablio - dent, - and the
items of which It is made np, are brought down_
to July 22d of the current 3 , 611.11 and , fey the sat-
S'ni
isfaction of all eoneeed'WS gladly 'transfer It
F terour eulthneiti• The total debt-making no at•-.
• lowance for recent este!' of bonds, increasing It,
about two hundred and thirty - -mblions-is $2,
055,205.762, the annual interest of which Ls
, $L5050,874. • Tterunountof debt; included in
• . the &bore, which pays no interest, Is $472.822,-
270; and. the. following is the exact statement
Of the legal tendets - in circulation, interest...par
lug notes being Included viz $652 320 34.16
-11nuiln uptit-follows k , k" -' -
012•111 d twit Ittarg6 per eant.luistent-.... $ 50 , 15 0. 290
United States notes, old tssup---- 472.603
Un1466'865t01i notes, new tu :,- na ...:.....132,9t6,763
Compound ittemt note., Diarch3, 'es. 15,000,000
Compound Interest notes, Juno 3c, '64._ 160,163,620
• c """ Total; July 659,290,366
• Add 'to this - VDU sum, the amount of 'the
circulation of -the national banks, intimated at
_. .. . .
,onshundred: and fifty, millions, And ell, ilfq
inAllerbs - refire for . the notes of - the old State
- banks yet lo circulation, and we have a total of
about Itlnbt hundred and fifty millions, as the
circulatlogpedinot of Albaconatry.,at this date
' , akin . tribiote.exprases the hallof tbat we need
:::• I 'n'itOthepe : .fet l un early reaureptloti of 'specie pay
ments icithiach amnee otvaper encrerey afloat.
- I, ` , lire'COntot that I.lls.araountis not tee taiga,
provided the revenue latirs are an framed at to
,' --- Itttt a - strbisi check upcna the efflux of coin to
foreign countries for conithodities crie'catt better
i • make mutates, and the making of which will
,
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neither drain the coon of gold, nor disturb it
when It Ilea as the bat of-a sound and convertif
Me currency.' lio g 4.lite can tide- us back
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safely to the specie standard.
A uss who have hie name as Edward Doer,
ar.d,rold hrWaa shiny year. of age and a native
of Philadelplda, was found lying in Weaning
ton park, Brooklyn, about dupe o'clnek Thurs
day morning, suffering from the effects of a
ilsitunber of 'stabs in the reaton of the heart. He
wiurisken to a yokes itlllol2, and at first stated
that his wounds had been Inflicted by two ma
Nato atteeiredidni for tile purpose of robberyt:
inbst - Wriently, istibiliak informed that they -
Were fatal, he confmaett . that be inflicted theta,
'himself to a of despohdeoci, being homeless"; .
Mr:Adkins andintineiless. • ' - .7 •
AIIOLT a WC& 6111[0 two men dreand SOY.
'dleri'apprormelrod the tense af Jir, Shoat, who
lives at Carrolton, about a Mlle •below °Hiroo,
Tenn., and demanded ea pper; which. Mr. Shoat
taitainely filtrated bLs women folio to pro
ilde,,feresta.., White slipper was being prepar
ed, Marren 'lnvited Mr. Shoat to go tO the gard
with therman4 nee their horses, which he did,
and atiarriting at the gate separating his prop.
.ertytwom,the road, the scoundrels (Ist d ten ball!
I Into lila tcdy. killing Lira Instantly, when they
•,:;immidlsteirdeestnp,l- 7
Is. cue of flismas , historical novels occurs a
Tenloa- Of Ai - Infidetat in the flight of Marla
Antotheltii Which was not satisfactory to the'
I - - dtseendaata of -one of the tharactera introduced.
They absurdly MAUl:tie& a ,snir against the
i author, to compel him to alter hie-narrattre to
i suit their wishes is anharquent editions. The
dent Ctlirs In which - the case was tried grouted
; - the , rim:thud order, but the appellate court re.
retard the decision. and recognized the right of
M. Dumas to frame the plot as lie pleases.
...-Yrtmorssag In elected Mayor of Richmond by
pliant three hundred majority. This is a tri
utophoftherebel soldiery'. The election through
out las beta placed upon that bazia. "Sturolvant
just attic the surrender of Lee, rind previous to
bin (a.b) capture, tried every manner of meads
lovable* guerrilla force In Ainemarlo county to
, defy the Yankees twsieles be had raised and
commanded a beitte; y, named after himself, all
through the war. _
Ton case of U. S. Grant ys. Joseph W. Waite,
for unlawful Oetaloer, 11 , 65 decided by a grey in
-JrnatiMcannirgliam'a court, on Saturlay, ad.
.Veniely....th the General.. The snit was for the
prateeuden of a farm In St. Louis county, which
White had leaned from Lien. Great. The lawyers
were very mating In their epreches, - tired great
guts at each other, -and came within a Mlle or
two of a fat light. •
TiO New YorU Custom-Mono officers, ens
feeling Immigrants of smuggling, have been
matingeolds upon their baggage. and after great
ly fillibtenlng those pone people, who thought
they were being robbed, and personally injuring
them in 1101X16 Instances,the save officials camp
• 10 the coneltalorthat no ensuggling was done
by them.
Tim Richmond SSht g is again before the pub
lic, after a suspension of two weeks. Mr. Ridg
way heepepologlzed to the Government, and
Goy. rieepolat, bathed by several of oar promi
nent eitlzettcarcong whom are 3. M. Botts and
Frackilft Sterns, have petitioned' Gen. Terry in
behalf of-lilr;R: LO reamed the , reatrictions.
Town 111 a general arrival throughout the
Witte Of ekreladdlers who been been residing for
acme time la Canada. It Ls.vrell to remind
, 4hem that by -Presidett Lincoln's proclamation.
Made In pursuance of act of Congress, all de
eMtera who failed to report before May let, 1885,
are forever dhfranthised as American eltiratia.
Most of theleading seceseiOnlsib in Europe, ,
t -Who were-so wondrous prourbt the begioulets,
of the war, are now extremely hard up. Mason
upon charity in London, and SIl tell,
who to along while bad the creditolpos, , eseing
untold - (testa of dollars, is a pensioner upon his
father-in-law. .
A CORIIRIPOSMIRT of the Dunkirk Journal
ZAP the celebrated Indian warrior Bloody land,
of the Seneca nation of Indiana, died Co the Cat
.
tirauiris nessrvation CM - the letb fast., nearly
one hundred yams old. Re to represented to
bare been Wale with the tomahawk and scalp
ing kalle.
,* • RanDirs. .14,Catwn, of Lon.^ - re
county, le a sutemafol ennica le; ayr. He osa
already cent sixty raukSt•LIREW R. the different,
chits of the - State, -ALB 61. - 0 , 01), and has nt his
Some a large cage filled with I:vlsz
After catching the pets, he extrects their fangs
and renddra them harmless.
bi Nuivllle, Tenn., 11. 11. Pa ne shot and
killed on the street Captain W. 8. All, tt, whom
I • he charged with the seduction of his wife. 113th
the men were old residents of the place, - An
, otlfer china named Cochran was wounded
during the shcoUng. ••
1w accordiumil with the President's order Gov.
Brownlow has called !pion Gen. Thomas to
• arta trcs..ps luta various c,arnice in Middle and
Vat Imamate, to pretend order and 'ace that
' 'lawltit rotes am not di iverfrom the polls.
• WW. FON Beam, Esq., of Burtown, Pa. eittill•
- Mine pars of age; has lost Dime eons during the
• VAT Eight wemkilled in Came, and one died a,
3pritienser at flallebtuy, N. C. eating Me own right
hand before dylpg, so great was his hanger,
, .
refanntmphinted betide 'lndian' corn two or
three years miff to, degenerate MS to render the
- teed to lit for Wei. • •
Miasma JuDD, at Berlin, has forwarded his
resignation), to take effect on the first of Septet's
-Ea? labia beetles arefn great rev:testis Paris
for ladies' ornaments.
Csxmoiceom has been appointed to the com
mand of the antis of - Parit,
' • P 3:B
wine coop IA Prance Will be masmiftcent.
THE
Vti r tYILATEST- NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
-STATE OF AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.
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The People Desire tivil Governmerit l
ellEllllllB :OD ./ATIIMEIir ROBBIIIO
.
Facts ~Concerning Rebel Generals,
Nnw Yortn, July -2a,—A Texas earrespond ' ent
of July 12, says Tex& la in a blue way about ' lts
Goverament. Gan. Jack Hamilton Is not the
eholde - of eithee eflhe inetoritylor the Mianbled
Union men, or of the late confederates, but as
be is apOintealby the President, they desire
his presence. They are without civil govern
,rient.antl, ?Malt. fl`ttemilliatr.authoritien do
allthey can to Supply the deficiency, but they
can only.eit at-the moat important points, and
as yet in only I v
ey of these, the rest of the coon
,try being dellyered4o Lawlessness and anarchy,.
An order has been -lamed at Houston, by the
Commander of the poet, deelearlog the Ignited
Statealriiiitry notei as Debi& tegal tender. in
the payniFtli orall debts except duties at the
Custom House. They will be received and paid
out In all business transactions at the post with
, entifisfount 6ederireelation. •
' A guerrilla party by jay -bewliers' are re.
ported to be still on the Brownsville road,
robbing every, team and traveler that passes.
These ontn:igte' are chiefly perPetrated beyOnd
(lead: The United States troops are minions- .
ly locked for to give protection to the
;country. f understand that numbers of these
troops bee, already restored order and security
to most parts of the country this elda of Ciallod,
and this th .y have caught many of tha vllltana
and pat them in close custody.
• A statement comes from Washington that
there' are "Lamy thousands of - confederates in
Mexico along the border. This, I believe, Is un
true. Gene. Smith, Magruder, Shelby, Slaugh
ter, Price adn scone of less note, are here, and
ex.Ontemor• Murray and Clarice, of Tenn% and
Moore and Allen of Louisiana; but there are not
with them, all told, fifteen hundred men. All
-of these ism °allele WAY to Sonora, except a few
Who desire to return, if the exceptions to the'
. amnesty should be ;evoked in their favor, and
these will remain at Monterey. There Is no touter
a desire uyon their part, as I em credibly Inform
ed, to enter themilitary service of Mexico_ If
otberref3ourees tail they may be complied so to
do. lior,la in true of li.trby Smith and Magru
der, as has.teen frequently asserted, that they
tad feathered thea nests with cotton specula
tions. Both were compelled to live an borrowed
money, end a mere pittance was all they pro
cured. . •
APPOII TIIIEhT3 Ift IHE PREP IDENT.
Retivn ofFonner Washington Residents.
THE APPLICATIONS AND PARDONS,
Itt bels Pe ..m;ttt d to Leave the Country.
THE NAVY AGENCY IN WASHINGTON
Wssithierrow, Jey • 29.—The Prestdent has
sppsimed William B. Thomas Collector of Cns
toms at Philatelphla, also Edward Wallace, and
E. B. Myer Surveyor of Customs at the same port;
C. Taylor, Agent for the Indians at the Upper
Platte Agency; Samuel L. Day, Receiver, and
Id A. Williams, Register of the Land Ogles at
Taliahasee, and hi. P. Daty, R eglster of the
Land Office at New Orleans.
_ Efantiedh Oahe Termer reshlents of Washing
ton, who left for the South at the Areal:lag ont
of the war, continue to, return hither, but very
few oithenkbave micceaded In obtaining employ
ment.
Sister General Augur has Just weal an order
requesting all persons heretofore belonging to
the rebel armies arliin In th‘s eltY,' to report
Immeeiarmy on their arrival to the besdilaarters
cif the Department of Washington, and furnish
•a copy of their authority for being here. "-lapse
now lathe city who haye not already done so
will at once comply with the requirement a this
order.
'About two hundred pardons it :ye beta granted
,dneing *spat Week. - Thereremalns on tile over
two,lbousand applieilletta, and the petitions are
Ain conlitgla-avthe lute of froM'oneto two
hundred per .'ay.
Thefresident to-day 'pardoned T. K. Sillier,
aenteneed to be hanged for the murder of C.C.
Long, a deserter to Canada.
- Duff Green, of Georgia, who le welfknown as
having formerly for years been as editor In
Washington, also Charles Gree; and R. .1. Blair,
.and Arthur Cation, rebels, wore petadttel. to
leave the country , .
• The term. of Miles of S. I'. Brown, Navy
Agent at this polnt ;having terminated hynrelea.
titer, Pomerter Ilemeetton him been temporarily
assigned to the post thus made recent. This Is
In accordance with the act of Congress, placing
thelmaLimas of Navy Agents in the hands of
paymasters. and was the last case requiring such
a change, the transfer at the other stations hat
ing been made come timki ago.
LATEST ELIOPEiN INTELLIGCNCE
Great Eastern Off Valencia
TEE. ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.
Chclera In Egypt Decreasing
Cent Rscr, 'la. Asrgr Bar, July D.—The
etramihiD btuw York, friam Liverpool on the lOrtr,
via. garenetown on the Dth, puled this paint
to-day, on mule for Nevv York.
. The Great Eaetern Veen off Val.cia on the
Morning of the 101.h' bast.
The elections In Ehgland still absorb titian—
tltu The liberals had gained eighteen. Mr.
Gladstone Ie defeated in Oxford.
I:vernno, I Wes of ;cotton for two days was
41.000 bales. The ala4ket mewled buoyant, Out
Mosta dot/ ima downiard. Brea:Waifs, quiet;
COl9. &Inv- Provisions, quiet and stesdY.
Consols close d at 853'@90 for money; American
rater us: 11, B. 5 40's, 7:46T y,; Erie sharer, 541,4;
Illincls Central shares,'BsXg.B9.
The Orea EaStelll airiced off Valencia or; the
10thlnit., basing towed the steamer with the
shore end of the cable In that place.
.Me. Gladstone Is 00* 111.1112iLlg for South Lan•
castlre.
The prince •of Orange and the princess He
Iran are to be married.'
The cholera is Egypt 13 decreasing.
No American VeA3el.3 were damaged In the
late gale at the Cape of Good Hope.
The steamer lowa bas. been ref ead
The ship Wm. Vail, ifrom Card:if for Mobile,
put Into Qaeekstcrwu on tho 16th with hot
pumps choked..
CLAIM FUR INFRESSED MULES
Char grs gweet Faint Academy Recammeaded
Neer Yotot, July 30.4- Tim Commercial' a Wash.
legion special ears : dud= Wylie has granted
a rule upon Secretary 114Mb:4i to show cane
why a mandamus shoedirnat, be Issued to coin.
pel him to pay the clabins of the Messrs. Porters
for 510.000 for mules Impressed into the Mot.
nice espezitlon.under I mpressed
Johnson. TBO third
Auditor awerded tide seas in 1861, bat Mr.
C bare refaced to pay It.
The hoed of rudtort to Weft Pilot Academy,
It th, it nivel% ri corn raced the superintendency
te thrown cpcn to the smote army as well as to
I . Pg'llll err; I net the corps of cadets be grain
ally lormaced to four hundred ; that the stand
ar] for aamlsclon be aimed by admitting Eel:.
lich grammar. et:walla-lye geography and the
hi-story of the .13u bed Mates ; that legislative pro
visi.n be made for complete examinations of
cr.tdidnies for cadetships; that In the future no
one be received tinder seventeen yearn or over
twenty-two years of ate. Varian, other
changes of a minor ChBraCter are recommended.
MOH:0 HEAVY BEFALCITION.
PilylDaSlar sad 'two Oaks 9rrested.
RECEIPTB F&011 INTERNAL REVENUE.
New Tom July 80.-The 'hibtow's Washing
tali ' , pedal rays: . Parmelee Walsh, one of tho
pinelpso officers of thn,Pity brEartutent
city, was, wittrids two clerks,' arrested tn.day
and lodged In the Old Capitol,.. A mew has it
that beery defaleatloni hays been dlscoientd in
ble accruals.
The receipts from the4ternal Doyenne tar the
preerat month foot rip the handsonie atinl elf
1 , 20,000.000. No such amount has been received
from Able 11011010 of rer enact for the present year.
It Is estimated that the receipts for the next two
morns will be about gr 0,000,000, or abort
b1.093,C00.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THP-I.MI.4I4:',MARKE(S.
_
Advance of Pork, an d lieet„Piner Gral.d-:
TILE -441 • ihrliktii::47l;iiti.O.
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HIM YOH wrola
Nnw YoneSuly epee dative inter
est fn Stocks eontinnesilmi, and it L. lne gdn
eraL The chief activity was In Erie. Yester
day all borrowed stock was called in and 4:a
borrowers now find it impossible to return the
certificates except by purchases, there being he
stock In the markettor loan. The gales at lie
board were 8.700 shares, of which 800 shares
were at the seller's option. The speculative
feeling is eheekdratnerhat by a very apparent
tendency toward stringency in the motley
market, and the prices area chiefly. supported by
1
the elrenkthoi Erie. " -
Governments are quiet but firm. The second
series of the Besenahirty notes continua to
come upon the market freely, and the price la,
weak. A lot $105.000 aold.ali 99X. The
5 - $6. 'sty to-day's tithainflts for Eu
rope are estimated at from $3,0u0,000 to $3,500,-
000. The demand ( r money is decidedly more
acrive, and the rate of interesfils one per cent.
higher than yesterday.
Miscellaneous shares were generally steady;
there is no activity in Geld and the prlnes
are weaker. There are no :ndica4one of any
hnjportant decline.
'the Post has' the following review of the mar
ket: There has been mach exeiterneet le the
wholesale market during the past week, owing
to the fact chat 'many heavy • dontracts are to
"be filled to close this month.' The Stock of
many articles or merchandise, and especially
pork, is light, and persons who had to meet:en
memento bad to pay enormous prices Coracle=
their contracts. Pork' h as advanced $4, and in
now selling at $35, for meas. The stock In the
market is very-light, and. was mostly Maned by
three or four bonus. It is currently reported
that one or two operators made from $200,000 to
$300,000 each during the week, on the single ar
ticle of pore. Beef has advanced 50_cants, and
Is now selling at $13©13,50. Flour has advanc
ed 75e@fi1.00. At the close, the market was
, heavy. Extra &stets ulnae at-$7@7,25, Mid
.frittilly brands at $12@12,75. 13pting L Wheat
has advanced 20 cents, arid winter wheat 32@33
cents. The advires from the 'country are un
favorable for the crop of spring wheat, and still
more unfavorable for winter wheat. We quote
spring wheat at 81,560,1,60, and white winter
wheat $2,20@2,30. Corn has advanced three
or four ante, tint clones heavy at 111,@:12 cents.
Oats have advanced five cents and closed at tit@
05 cents,. Lard la selling at-twenty-five cents
wholesale, an advance of one and a-half cents.
The cloak lathe market is veil
• Cotton declined early In' the week to 40 cents,
substimently, ciwtog to the light receipts, prices
advanced, closing Ilan at 43 cants for middling.
The sated for the week were 12,040 bales. Tie
receipts were 15,233 bales.
Ns* J 29 —The imports of dry
goofs fortha month of July, show an Increase
of shoat half a million dollars epos those of the
famemonth of lest yomoqd of r im) an 1 4 half
'millions upon those Of July, 1933. 'hle amount
entryo,for warehousing is touch lass than for
thr r nMe o rnth of last year; while the ammo;
enteren.for censtmption Is larger by E3,0(.P03.13 , ).
Ibe riot thrown upon the market daring the
mcra h is V7,C30,455, showing a moro vivoraan
'limp . of tratleln , ay) foralket dry ... needs lasereet
than s year ego. The Imports for the past weet
show a decrease of ab mit f Fitv3.ooo upon those
fur toe corresponding week of Pitlt.
1 he wtelris {dude In doteentle fabrics opcusit
dtir, and with a parlittl - ylrldiuk In - prices. Tile
et - nciweions brought iu speculative buyers which,
with the advance In kuld, has produced a recur.
ety In quotations.
Prices have been unseGled, but close !teener.
Fairs bare been tolde of imitable tote of stand
ards at :tic. The a;fents ofidr them at about
one cent per yard below our lan ribcatloris:
Ruck A, talon head, Lawrence, C. Appletfm.d
and Indian Orchard are heldat 32 4 4.; Grantrille,
227„; do. 54; Angtitta rectory 4-4, at 22, -.;; d
Foe-asset Canal. 40 inch. 34. and Porateot k , 31;-
Applettu.le, ftli for B; 23 for C. and 30 br D;
Sblaing!, 24 for E; 25 for W; Naetien, extra
Bleached ebirtlngs are-scarce and arm, eepe-
Melly the leading m kes of One ;crates. 'NOV
rnik /IMES are delivered at 47!; Wamautta 4.4
at 45 ; 9 8 do. 52; do. 5Si Lousdala. 42; !lope,
40; White Rock, 45;41 V! euregan double-S, 40;
Foreetdaie. - 40; Masuoville, 4'334; do-11, 45;
!Pam/Trine, 7 Uat.34r - Drills—brown, fair ;supply
CunteetleareCiti th.fladtor cradi
and firm. Laucekrag, Brown aril at 42.4 e; Good
llo;e, 35e; Connettagn, 45Ve- liashaa,4o; Elam-
Cion F,.47M. In bleached ' stripes and ticks
there-le-4f reederate buttress doing. Ticke re
main the same; Asnoskeng at 80990714 c
B. 67t4r; C, 60c, and D, 45s Whinentruts,
45i for A, and 55 for L. et. nanalltOe, B. F. a'
60c-,
Printing -sloths are less meth° and prices are
yielding, sales of standards healed been mode
at 2( 3 cents redretlon from last -work's
Snores. Pilots have been more active dana;
the week without any change in pries at dust
kande. Tan leading Jobbers have kept up a
llvtly competition to two or three leading breads,
Inc:tiding liferrlrazeks,and kayo sold cotsabt ratite
lota at a redaction: The operation has had ea
upon the gnats:tons of agents.
The following are the Johbens' Ts:dation, for
the leading markets: Merrimack. 25:jd1: Co
cheer:, 29 1 4 - s, Sprague Fancies, 20; RI dr
mond, 22; Lawler:ice, 20; Americau, 24; Lom
Dr lls„ 28; Srunders, 2754; Garner it Co., 30;
A moskrag, 28; National Mills, 25; Arnold.
2.5 k; Lowell, 2614; Datchees, 25; London
Moaning Spragnes, 2734; Atlantic Mon vin.,
2714• ' York klournir.g, 21t44; Amorkeak Stoat-a
loe, 2344.
Store Dni..usres—Demanda calve, stock rearm.,
ed. and pricer steady. Manchester, 32 1 4 etc.;
Peenic delaine e; 3544 ;fur armules, plate
token, 3744 ; for scarlet chore, 3514 ; for robe.
de Crmer. Lowell dclatoes 3214; Atlantic
Dtlalnes Company's Color; sell at for 24
Inch; 45c. for 30 Inch. Fine Pacific Company's
Ceburgs are out of the market at pre-sect. Item
llvm are not vet offered.
Woonms Goons.—Trade in wool shawls la
Tory act!, e; ikon: Is an ample display of glade
and some uncertainty about the prices. 41 sta
tions for Wetef Yliet are as follows: 14,50@10,
for 7131144. Is bleb colors; $5,50@7,00, for 035-
12n, co /5 at, for 541.101 do 91,25 fur Mon '
15 equate; 102 , 4 for 40 dri and $2.2.5. for 47 do.
Sup rlor Cheeks 38 354 , 0,00, for 72,144, 97 00'
for 97:1351 and 6.046.35, for 1351451.
brown and mewl-dna.. 34.25, for 7"2r11-4; 116.75,
for 1771125; and $5,50(0,75 for 63x123. Gents
for nos, doublL , and twist, 70r154, Wing ill.
Chiba art In active demand with a limited
sul yv, and prices are steady. Fine grade of
Sailor la are active sod firm, tad of the lower
qualltirs tlarre is an ample supply, and prices
are steak. Ferrer Casslmeres ere generally very
dealrable property, end the supply does not appear
to tare 1...“ ‘,Ter done as was expected. The
pricert are generally more satisfactory to seller
than to boier.
Kentucky Jeans aria scarce, and better grades
are 234415 higher.
Carper* are quiet as usual at this season.
9114.5 for caper; $1,60 for extra super, and
41.90 lor Imperial three ply; Hartford company's
medium super 61.35; do. superfine 61.30; Impe
rial three ply $1,90; extra three ply 62,10; Bras
eels 12 . 50 foe the.. ply 01 It, $2.40 tor fear ply
of it, and 6210 for aye ply of R. Flannels sell
freely at toll prices. Plain scarlet and orangs
of It, I,arlrd tattled 47440 - 9 TO for N,
mid C; while 3935; 4 4 shaker GO®80; blue and
mold twills 45(111.
Gilmore white and colored opera hare been
adtanerd about 734 per lot. Army flannels,
7734 for standara.
he drumna for fcrreign fabrics during the
week has been quite grilse. •Jobhere are very
bare of goods, and dud it nrcessary to bay
(mai:Y.ln order to provide a fair assortment for
tbrit cnktomers.
Titre Is s prospect of are active demand from
Clcclopati, di. Louie, filets phis and Nashville
for itat Elouthrrn market, mad already a illegal
wade is twine dane with those vshicti ac
cement for the trade opening brialily at no
earlier pilled than was exp tied,
The ido sett profit. cis !dant a lighter imps•
tation than lias belga anticipated. 'file prices of
Molt gro.i). to Eckland, eons. qurnt upon Le ac
tive at trend from this Conti cent, and tat dAll
roily of l rrehrlng twrOte late In I he reason, all
the knolls that importers were lin•pared to wrier,
is likely to resit!' in o material itrolt.ttlon of or
derf, while the fnilu re of the ink crop no the
continent ilea 1.0 muses advanced the price of
French anti Samna silks, that the lat.
portatlrm of these tobelet is likely Pt be:
math less than was expected. Present Indica
tiara favor the prospect of a fair Importatloa,
and a profitable business rnr the Importers.
Primmer. for Fort Lafayette
Dime TORE, July 29.—Cotudderabie excite-
Meat Web created hero, in the vicinity of the
`Battery, yesterday, oaring to the arrival of Ina
geard escorting a few prisoners to a boat for
Enrl. Lafayette, and statementa were made that
proOdnent Generals of tees rebel army wets
atmoug •the number. The following_ were the
prlronera: R. B. McCormick. Lieut. Col. P. P.
Anderron T. A. Homer, P. Mottle. of the Ord
wage Delitrtment,. 'dent. T. A. Film, of ,the
lee — rebel navy, all rebeht„ and Lteut. Wm. Kane
-.of tbe 85th United iltatrts Colored Infantry.
.11 14 , hi, PO —The Eve persotte cap
' tured off the meat of Florida bomb lama Coco
wbllatbdiavotlet to-make their escape. In a
!mall boat. wcreciemerday Item to Fort. L.sfay
-Ytteal' 'vitas! prizoncia.
PITTSBURGH, liAilkrDAY 31, 1865
Till? TO 1 111 E - 11ITE61011 UP MIshISSIFEL
Battu
The Corn and Cotton Crops,
PEOPLE HUMBLED iND atmiudAtED
Spirit as Litter as Ever
FREEDMEN TS.E.I TED WITH TIOLENHE.
- so.—The Tinies'• Vicksburg
correspondent bar visited the [ulterior of Miss*
sippi and' gives the following result of his °bur,:
vatlons: Except In the vicinity of Vicksburg I
saw alinost no cotton growing throughout my
travel; between Jackson and Grenada I saw but
one cotton Acrid titan,' extent. :the war closed
too late in the season to allow of any consldera,
ble attempts In that Ilse. The terrible cost was
altogether unexpected and even now Inexplica
ble. They expected that the war would con
tinue throughout this year at least,bothey plant
ed little or no cotton, only some coru. More
was planted after the surrender and most of It
lOokaWell, for COM eshbe planted Much later
than option with-promite of a neon.
It wpaa great mbefortune ware teaterial in
teresti of the South, that thedid, not eloSe
two months eaciler. There can belittle danger.
of enifering for the want of food when so much
corn is • growing: and-when, c naequenUy, so
much bacon la sure to be made. Patches of
cotton will be mired about Holly Springs, but in-
Ilitadieon county, that once raised One hundred
thousand Wes, !SAO= hundred will be raised
this year.
The people are subjugated and humiliated,
and so accept their situation simply because
they must. ,Their spirit is as hitter as ever. The
',Stream of thilienomons hatred of the Yankees
are found among the women and young sues.
The older men have more regard for their Inter
ests, and those who are In business are general
ly better mocked with good sense.
There is a constant tendency to go back mid
fight the battles over again, as everywhere et-.
countered yen can hardly talkellve minutes with
a oonthern mean but that he w/11 Ciampi to con
vince yon that If they had only done differently
the result would bare been materially changed.
When there foil, tee blame of the whale
trouble Is cost on ilia hated Yankees, because
tfi • ey would talk a`iont slavery and so agitate the
South; therefore they went to war. One Youth;
woman In the ca, wished teat not another bolt of
cotton would evecgrow; she would rather wear
woolen the hourri day of August than come-l
ute auy thing to Yankee man Li fact ere. A dozen
of men art end her applauded these oentimenie.
t -.Another woman, after censuring the lack of
spirit among the men, wished that the women
could tight the, women of the .reorth; she was
sere that they could whip them. I oirserved that
all tech violence of expression was commenly
revels, d with approbation. .These woman did
no l?- - long to ilia lower close, but represented
Rte ruorelellnentlal class.; 3lost of the froalmen
remain on the plattations and are laboring for
outesietence. A majority of plantors are grad to
retain them, but many thrust the (reed people
from there with greet violence, threatening them
with flogging enliven with shooting if they re
turned. In some cases these Inllletious were
actually suffered. Those who thiek that the old
spirit ..f slavery yields anything to conciliation
or to 'aught but fewer, are mistaken. I con
versa' familiarly olth several scores 0: nontbern
tee, nod though they differed In the degree of
Ise ling manifested, yet the kind was one, sad
unmistakably they yield to neeessity, but they
dislike the Government and hate ore aic Ipatiou,
and Wany hone and expect to,,4estore slavery
through new State oremlsations.
PRESIDENT'S TRIP DOWN TDB P3TOII.IC.
limn Stonewall in Our Service.
A4PIRINTS FOR TREISERI CLRRISRIPS.
I ecisica of the Pension Commissioner.
CF THE EXECUPVE CHAMBER FLOODED
WAACIMITOI4, July 39.—The Pre.slannt, ae•
companit d by hie family mad non, and Preston
King, left Weoqiington ycterdity on It trip down
the river. ra:Mrcting to retttro home to morrow.
h is understood that the rebel ram Stonewall
Is cow in the , eer Iwo of, one Government, but
will Dot et present be brought to the Catted
..S3-roinJwUnnr.-0.1 the .yellow fever, prevalent
et Ifsrans, where ♦he IP., may [bus be intro
duced Into our country.
The Secretary of the Traksary has decllA to
make no moreclerlcal appolattganCa excepting
in casts of Tenancies. witted. most be stippilel
Ores fifteen tfiscisand applications of unsuccess
ful aspirants tint cleritsnipe are on file to the De
partment. trising accumulated daring the
rebel
lion. It is e.iirnsted Quit- Urentare aaarly OSIEI
hundred s od sixty delis e nd four hundred copy
ist• rmployed In tits Treasury building.
Tema is o panic in Dclouna find- Hessian, yet
there has Inn to 'eaten a etioleta.• expepr In
M'etslna ofa Verson Trora ti . nitinacrircrat Alex
andria, who tried. • • -
For the week ending July 20, Mien listlonal
Banka-have beenrhutere.d, with isti.anrezata
capital of $5.01,70.
Tut Coramtatioher of Pensions bum decided
that rebel &Arne's, who hive substquently en
listed In the United titatea military service, do
not thereby heroine entitled to Ws benefits of
the pension laws. It is expressly provided by
congressional ena c tment that CO pension shall
be laid to soy person who hat born* arms
sgairst-tho (lover oment., or may have given aid
or comfort to the rebellion. The executive par
don, has co tarot ti sot aside or toxlify this
15w.
The storm of yests.rdey afiernocm, though
brief, did eortleeratle damsgo all over the city.
A Pinta lesallag from the roof of the Ever: rive
Maneloq, and extending thrsugh the went wing
of the building, got clogged with tho refuse ma.
terial left there by the workmen who had Acme
ilnakhg modes. the c no, nit Orj which
was acme of the chambers were coyerel with
water to the depth of several feet, and the coil
ing of one of them fell. Much alarm was De
ese.hmed to the in Medea, and the titMOISt activity
wu required to prevdet the east room and other
apartments from being etwillarly invaded.
CONDITION OF 111 E tOETOER:I
Departure 01' Orea es Steamships
BUSINESS LICENSES IN RICIIIIOND
Ftatentat Cfinceraing Dick Taylor
Ntw roust, July I3o.—The Herald publishes a
statement of the present condition of forty-seven
different Beano( southern railroads. On some of
these Wales are again running through the en
tire length. Many are being rapidly repaired,
and sill soon be reedy for through trade, while,
to wlil others, the railing operations of the war
hare it flicted emit extensive damage that many
works, and perhape months, will yet pass before
they can be made completely avail shim
i went; ocean steamships sailed from here
yesterday. Of these, flee were for Europe, four
'for New Orleaus, two far Coarleaton, one for
Savannah. nod one for each or the following
port Wilmington, !Needham, Beaufort, N. C.,
and others for different places on the Atlantic
coast.
Seit rty three vessels altogether or all claesce
Geared at this pert yesterday. Of thetetereoty
three were strareers..two .1110 g skips, Ilya
barks, (carte= bt,ge and tockly-elght actor Dre,
Cr,.
leant nine bni'reft persona In Richmond have
nbtaincd licenac.ft M traneact ermines., compel,.
leg one Oath of Ihr entire autolrfr (aimed la
butinces of come tort In fla city. The analant
paid Ono tar into ill, United &ars Treasury by
town., men of , he city and a. only of lionrlco,
cannot fell far rhos of $200,000. Tito olllecra
have to, at wench only Fix week,
The /Jerald', l'nehl•Fton special ,aye: The
Aaternehts In tho eveilln4 P , Mrs DLok Tee•
for halA left here far New York are entree. 11 • t
I. er of the eity. but mneb more likely to 00
In Fortran Monroe than In New York.
PUPLAINTI AGAINST GOTEANON SHARKEY,
N't gro Shot by a Planter.
Now Your, July n.-A Vicksburg correspnn
,
dent of the Trthans complains that Governor
Blum key has not only relieved the criminal and
probate courts of 2disalrelppl and set up Jetstiees
of tbe peace everywhere, consisting of rebels,
but be. even declared valid some of &Do laws
passe d 'by the rebel legislature.
A planteta few days ago, shot a negro dead.
fru' denying thatlie was to plant cotton instead
.of more in a cortilleld. The planter wasitrrest•
ed by the military and then demandgbi tit°
civil authorities under a writistimbeas mitt%
Instructions IFom Washington were called for
before responding to -,tise- sertair Tbegeople in
theinterior look for the rtatetratloninfilaverl.
Hon. Anson Burtlngswt.
•
late Minister to Ctankla In town, on tote
P/MbErfa 'CutiIIITION OP In :eolcsinf:'
Erported Tour of the President Coutradictidi
sti7L3lE3Th 01 . FithIMILV
• .••••!---
Nirn YORK,JnIy so ' x The Herald's Washing
ton special says: Jebri:d...,ll'olemiand, of .thl•
nom, and John Coettranc„ol.New,York, ain en-!
dersteod to have bad slie'clal 'arid - Protin' died #l-.
terviews with the President on the present eon ,
;Mien of the cotmtry andihe relation of -'pirties •
thcieto. • ,
Thn reports started every few days of thei
tentlOn of. the President to.make. a tour:tiro. h
either of the Eastern or Westerrr States ore
wholly nisautteurtrad: The President's dntle4
are too pressing and Important to admit, of'anY..
prolonged a bs ence,, from the capital this Benson.
Ha will content himself Itith !occasional = excur.'
stone down the river, which have proved already'
so highly beneficial:
Commiesionens la the Southern .States for the.
Freedmen's Stuiian continue to arrive at . General.
Howard's headquarters. Col., Ely, reporting,
from Colotabla,, 4 Bontli Canalhui;tteder data of
July 20th, nays he finds the affairs of that bureau
In that locality progressing, much better than he
had reason to expect. The udinary,authorities ,
havadmie all In their power to Battle the freed
men upon plantations and help them in perfect- ,
Log their labor contracts., The crops were look-
Mg promising. lip[ little suffering had pre
vailed among the blacks, and hut few plant*:
Lions had been abandoned, and theseyvere only
of email video. Col. Sprague, wrlthurfrom
.;cn:ds, says that on the 10th thetrefageel s
and freedmen's home Id that city, which yr
sustained recently by the Government and tlie-
Northwesters Sanitary Commission, and costing
the Gpvernment about 620,000 a monthf has beeh
numernded, the city and county authorities as
suming the burden for the future:- Some reports
represent that dutingthe month irflf asslist the
Govern:AMA 7m called uponto lame rations In •
minogitto finir,Andussna fOur hundred and
fifty-tWo white refugees and two hundred and ,
thirtyilx freedmen. The poor whites are re-
ported as crowning all the posts :established for
the distant:ton of rations, and are willing
mendicants. From this fact strict orders have
been tamed to stop the Lame of all supplies not
neeessark to prevent starvation. Though the
freedmen are still, somewhat bewildered with
their new states as freedmen, they are reported
to be generally provident of inch means and re
turnees as are afforded them and are doing well.
MART AL 1,119 IN TENNESSEE.
Letter from Cow. Firms,low to the Mayor
BI=El
Nastivdtitc, July 10.—The .Preu Gas morning
rublobes a letter from Governor lirowalow to
blatior Andrews, of Columbia, in reply to a re.
monstrance against the order of Gen. Thomas,
isnapendihg hie performance of the office. The
Governor says: You are accused of using your
rflMial power In opposition to the freed people
of Columbia, by preventing their education, &c.
You will observe from s hater of Gm. Thomas
in the city papers this morning that martial law
Is 6tllt in force In Tennessee. Out, rebel courts
bare not yet given sufficient assurance of return
leg loyalty to the general government so as to
was rant the withdrawal of the military power, or
the abandonment of military courts. it is net
strange that the authorities should distrust
people who, tot four years, applied every means
they could command to destroy the nation. in•
deed It is too great a coacemiun on the part of
the General emu mamtia4 to declare that the
'unitary will sustain a civ.l government that
never will atom= Its functions except in
rases which prompt action le necessary to
!nerve the peddle safety until car people have
given conclusive evidence of their intention to
obey all our laws, State and !intim:oil. You and
and eitiaeos are all agile liable tO be arrested
and tried according to the foram of military
practice. It le extremely Important that all
conflict between the civil and military atabori•
ties Mould be avolockhaa see arc now situate ,j att
oat of a rebellion in which the people refused to
lay down their arms until forced to do so at the
point of the bayonet. The civil gorernmont la
only allowed topeoceed by the perixassi en of the
military, hence I deeply regret the occurrence at
Cewumblei hat the high character of General
Thomas for la:lido:Ice, Justice and patriotism,
werrabti me to assuring yen that ha will gladly
receive as.] impartially coaeldcr say testimony
you may wlell in your behalf.
Grncral Grant In iv.ton
EnSTorr, July 29.—I.lcutenant Genera: C. 8.
Grhstt and. wife. foity.eltrildrere.. two a-area:Assiut.
Los Sag, consisting of Colonel 8. 0. E. Bab
es...lr, Garage Porter, Alam Boltetu and E. L.
Pari.rr. Chief of Gr. SII s, arrived in this
city thin Cl . r1(,11 At ten minutun past seven
o'clock, by a special train from Albany, which
place they loft thin miirninin. Toe train was
con.p.rsed of nut two can, a pa.sscurrer and bag.
gage car designed tapecially for ins' use of the
Genera/. An immense crowd greeted his arrival
at the Worcester drool with the most frantic en
thusiasm, 'making the air ring again with tore
cheers fur him and his suite. The General and
his party Immediately proceeded to tho Revere
(Luse, where he la to remain until Tuesday
morning. The General was serenaded to night
by Gllwore's hand, and afterwards visited Inv
Union Club in Part street.
Borrow. July SO.—Lieut.:mut General Grant
etten.l.4l divine iserrlee this morning est the old
Bomb Church. At 3, P. It., he dined at the
Revere House in col:Riney with &warrior Au
drew. Wherever the General has appeared la
public he has met with the most heartfelt and
untmorded eutimelassm among the MUSICS.
BOSTON, Jury t!..9-1 P. S.l.—Thlf thermometer
nets sseads nlnc-ton ArgrrrA the •hrde.
Condition of Alabama
tine 1 . 011%, lair 80,—.The 11-rahr,
Mat, ma, correspondence, giving a Akt...i.eh
of the condlaion of the e•matry, and of the
present feelinc there, presents a picture
In co way flattering to the loyalty, or rather dis
loyalty, of curb of the pr pis of that State as
toe .k part In the rebelllop At drat, on finding
that all was over with their Southern Conti:der.
acy, they felt themselves completely humiliated
and subJnemted, and were loud In their calls on
the National Government and officers for mercy.
But magnanimous treatment appears to have
*roiled them, and they are again becoming as
overbearing and as Imperious In their demands;
and now, Indeed of being contented with their
iroi,oces, tiny haughtily claim their rights;
batttd of the National Government Is earn
as ir.tenite an ever, and they are determined to
orntrol their Mate In the old secession and rebel
ir wrest, Their new Governor, hie. Parsons,
only about a week previous to hie appointment,
In a speech at iluntavlile, contended that the
Degrees were not free, as ater.matelpatlon Proc.
lamstinn was only a military measure, and the
renatbritiOntal amendment abolishing. slavery had
tot yet been retitled by the neceurary MIMI:Per of
Sinks, and In his opinion it would not Di.
Thee rent Iments received Immense applause by
the pn °Phi MES 9 •
The Revolution In Unyti
New YOlte. July _U.--Advises fromnytl re
ceived by the way of Neiman, N. it.. awe that
the revolutionary wee in the It !retitle Instill go
ing on, and that the rebels preteen themaelvos
willing to be hurled under the ashes of their
townn rather than be longer governed by Freal•
dent Grifrard. Palmier, the revolutionary lea
der, hie issued a fiery proclamation. winding up
with the motto of thu French revolutloalsts,
Litealy. Fraternity tte. Ile claims to have bnea
comnlttely trucceistul In all the battles he has
fought., sad to have twice defeated the army of
GULard recently.
Santa Antnee Pronunclamento
Naas lonx, July 20.—Santa Anna, who 14 at
present residing at the Island of St. Thomas,
has Issued a pionnoclarriento, In which he de.
nonnees the attempt to esistitlnli a in niarelly In
Mexico,, and cells for a rally Instantly, and urges
the hlrrlcans to light nga net the Invaders. lii
clldanis toot hie declaration in favor of Frenen
Intaxxcnilon was forced upon Ohm. by requtrtirc
him Io sign am-ti a pap, before Iro wool leo p
milted to land In Mexico and slalt his nick wir.a.
The Dundeu erg
NEW Yone, July !M.—hundreds of pnrsons
daily visit the Dundenherg at the f.sot of Slvtit
street, East. No visitors are allstved on board,
es It irterferes with the rrozress of its temple..
}lot, ?tiepins. John hooch dr. Bon are putting in
tLu balers and engines as rapidly as pdtelblo.
For Europe—The Heat.
Ni'.. Yens, July 3O —The steamers City of
Washington, for Liverpool, and the Hansa. for
Bremen, dallied to-day, taking 873 090 to specie.
The thermometer at Donn o'clock Ole mot n
ine Tee 93, et noon 93, and at ale 80 In the
shade. . .
Acquitted.
NEW Your., July 29.—The WorOs Malang.
tcp °Pedal NW , Sergeant Lewis to Chubb, otitis
13tb atleldgan light 'outcry birbben:acqUitfreili
of tbe ammo of peicuitizur AlscfuttsAucibulfite
arrested, to pass our llues and go y:r*orylaucl.
l y tite 44 tise
i lli tili ent .4 ,l 2, l l le t W t iL
Vor tue
mounter
mu heti thaety.tbses degrees In tiumbsde here t
hat Mg ICVCII this ra034. , -
, .
T.4i), e,r,_,„EtpATigw. ;
yirivolkiecoblst ;q:z4Tt*,4spiiisys
4 . 0
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!Wan 4, 41,
Cefehiat,edpl4tat:ine: Iykrelisy; 04:ae.
Irirrir.loicrf,4:4:*l - 4 , Washington. ?Pedal
ear.: The CeIVIMMAkerg whiskeyeaae.ot
t
xlM'aci4 ban j ah„jettal to the Latta.
'-'ll9;etlen Ortir C6D' CIL. - The Government was
edevinteditl•theboria2lda character of the aid.
, rances Made' bj• &Mists' , 6 .13on, of Chicago.
'Upon eshorongli , extualuation of the entire ea-
Acif: It Watt found Vag there was sufficient to
pay the Government its- tax wagut taking
therefor eny.af the tdirtiwines sent forward to
Mei: York, tiperi which Startle , t E3an had so
largely•wmanted. ISrthe arrangement agree&
-mrPanthl3 Government-receives. MALT, and the
a:Ankara who advatted Arrion the wince-in good
faith.
Man - Sltot Pead.
. .
. .
' . I , lol'oBor, July 29.----Soineph Van Minn:l,'
irehrher;Nd. 40 'Beaver area, Irus this altdr.
won .Bhct dead, by one or his elerts;who, After
, thiug than shour am, but Wait taught. •
cr Ssw Torr., July...SO.—The 'name of the man
who nhot and lolled Ms. Van Doren on Sacarday,t
James iF_4;olame of be arm of ' °gun rt..
Thomas, sythilien, Oson nays ho fired lhoshot,
In self-defense, , • . , •
•
. ,
w ol i r brsitik; July; the two Ole
*berry 'Kelt (014 bosh Ord won In 15 thin..
ntes and' 15.seeenda; . Rlglin cacao In second,
and .Radfcird ttitrd.: In the _three nine race for
tour-oared boots thellcOlelLani of Boston. won.
In. the three mile race . for- atz-oared boat, e.
Yale College boat won In 19 minutes end - 5 eCe•
°eds. The Harvard was - neclond. -
Railroad Freight"ll.slnel:tut:nod.
13ciraio, 29.- 1 1 to Ceritial Rafiliald
freight house at Batavia alas tpartted 'at one
o'clock this 'waiting.. • Loaf. abmit 11;30,000.
• Gold filar:iv:l:
Nor Toni, July 29.—Gpld gatet, stud for the
moment yielding. though .the uodertorto of the
market to deddedlistrong.
CITY Atui
The CHI Ben's Regatta —Bietting Race
Between the' "Big V" and "Tiger."
Accerdlr g to previous announcement, the crews '
Of the four-oared boats "Big F." and "TigerP
were In readiness fora trial of speed on the Allao
gheny, at five o'clock on Saturday afternooq.
A large number of epeetatore congregated on
both bard,. of the river, and. the Suspension
bridg woe literally lined with ladles and gentla
men who had casualty stopped to witness the
comet. A number of persons had also assem
bled In their own beats as spectators. Promi
nent among them, bat only m a "looker on In,
Venice," we observed that prince of rowans, Jaa.
Hammitt, In his scull the "Aleek. King," mov
ing through the water as graceful as a swan. John
Hamill and Frye]. Wolf, were also there in the
"Surprise," which won the double 801/i taco at
Boston.
- • - - •
The "Enterprise" had been previously an
nounced eon participant - In the regatta, but owing
to Ite having fallen from Ite fastenings while In
the boat house, it was rendered unfit (or service.
At the appointed signal the "Tiger" and "Big
F." started from the Railroad oridge, the "Ti
ger" being a little ahead at the start, which ad
vantage she lost when about the middle of the
course, but on nearing the Suspension brisze,
bad gained a boat's length.
After passing under the bridge and turning,
the "Big F." gained her lost time and an addi ,
Clonal length, by the•ei<Wy and dexterons man
ner in w bleb the turning was effected. She
maintained her acquired advantage on the home
run, and before the —Big F." reached the start
ing point the crew, of the "Tiger" threw up
their cars as a signal of defeat, disdaining to
make any ferthf r efforts to reach the gnat. The
crew of the "Ilig F." responded with viCtorious
cheers. Tte Cre•irS are composed as follows:
J.;, I.—Wm. Vaadergrift, atroke..ollyer sic
liwein, A. Hancock, Fred. Fisher, bow. Judges
.=Captaltt Janes Wilkins, William Evans, and
J. K. Barbour. Umpire--Col. W. P. Logan.
7iger-4). Bly, stroke; G. E. Beaumont, 11.
Bryan, B. Metzger, bow. Jedges—P. Weise,
berger, Capt. Jake Hill and Capt. J. Id. Porter.
Emoire-0. C. Brown.
A challenge for another trial was accepted by
the "Big F." from the "Tiger," and the ar
rangements wilt be mad: In due time.
From the Oil Ilegione.
We ecruplle the following Intelligence from
the Ott idly Re t resrem
The cor street-ion of the Iron City and Pith°le
Railroad hos been commenced, and will be
ptailed Omni: with nil passible dispatch. MIS
theirghlthat the portiiM ,the road. from the
Obittd`fitatte - Weilielicettextreirth or Pieititde
be ready for the Iron In about ninety days- The
Iron for the mad has been manufactured in Pitts
burgh.
Ibe 7ser Farm, since the adoption of
the aloe, ,: casting and seed-bagging rho idle
and abet:Mot:ea wells, has become one of the
best reducing farms oe the creek. We esti.
mate Its present daily production at six hundred
barrels. The Tarr Farm now ranks among the
leer in the Olt Region, The following. wells
ehi..h were more or leas affected by the flood of
water barred upon them from idle and aban
doned wells, now foot up as follows Cornwall
well, one hundred barrels; Sterling, sevente-flee
Darrell; Pratt t Sherman, seventy-flee barrels;
Curses wells,
fifty barrels. Tee renewal of the
old wells, and the striking Of new ones, has In
fused fresh lire loto the citizens of the farm.
Many who were about to pull up stakes and go
to Pithole, hare reconsidered the matter, and
are now busily engaged upon their old leases.
A welion Lat No...,,Efolroden Farm, (Pithole),
own, dby enteral parties, has been tested. It Is
now flowlee at the rate of 73 barrels per day, It
to e-sumated. The prospect la rood for a large
well several ether wells on this farm will soon
be reedy for 1.C1311124, all of which are heeler
every Indication of good wells. Probably there •
In nowhere a basin of all equal to that underly.
log this farm.
The sucker-rods hare been drawn from Twin
well, No:2. (lioleidee farm,) and the well la
cow flowing, il is e.timated. flee hundred bar
rels. accompanied by an unwirel enmity of gas.
The "Pill:role City" Poistoflice Is now an ac
complished fact. much to the Joy of those stop
ping there, who have necessary hems subjected to
gicat inconvenience In getting their mail from
Plurner, Titusville or Oil City.
Tithing t being IMO, to the month of Pithole
to convey the oil to the river. Judge Casey, of
Wiutthigton, Is there as one of the mthazers of
the company, tbo pipe, we learn. It will
be a great saving Lu oil sellers Teams are now
gt ILlng 50 per barrel for hauling to Titus
ville. The city grown very rapidly. The roads
ore horrid intend any deseriptiou about there.
Holds ulthout number are being built, but not
erouub to accoMo3oaale the great crowds
leg thither.
Washington one Jefferson College
Tile closing exerciece of Washington en I Jcffer•
eec Ccßede come off during the present week. On
Sunday morning the Baccalaureate Barman was
drib ertd by the President, Dr. Scott, and in the
evenleg Rev. Dr. Hodge, of the Weetern Theo.
logical Seminary, preached the annual eormor
of the Society of Religious Inquiry. The exam.
leaden of the college classes will occupy to-day
and to-morrow. On Wednesday evening the
Valedictories on behalf of the members of the
ekess to their re.spectiveisocicties, and responses
thereto, will be delivered the College Hall.
The valedictory to the Helton Society will be
pronounced by J. G. Patterson, and the response
on behalf of the Stookey by. R.- H. Fulton. The
valedictory to the Washlgtou Society will be de
livered by W. B. Wataoo, and the respouse by
D. C. Milner. The Annual Address to the Llt•
erary Societies will be delivered on the game
evening, by the Rev. Samuel J. Watson, D. D.,
of Pitt, burgh. On Thursday. .morning the An.
anal Commencement exerchseq will take place.
A Nutioanco to be lirOcen Up.
The assembling of loafers at the Allegheny
c, bet house on Saturday nights , during
t hours, bas been the source of considerable. ,
annoyance to ladies visiting that elem., ninths
occasioned much mmPlalut. Iteepectable wet_
men bare fr, quentiy been subjected to the
pointed leaulte by these blackguards on the
pectin - 1n that they belonged to an eh:l/dotted
elms who make the Welke; a common resort on
gneh nights on pretence ot-' , l3nying: Upon att..
structlons received froccillajur Morrleon,- the
police al that city arrested ;number of. these
m en on Saturday night:, .TheyAvera cliaohargcli
on Sunday morning, withilteundestondingthat:
If caught again itnterlng In'the'enel4erleme
they et 11l he severclyllealt 'Strd. are" Qled
to perceive thathlaype.hlorthson la detenoluett,
prto up the era practlep. 4et i;teati ",g4.
take waraing IA tithe.
. '"" f : a :, I? 7 1t 111
A Oilman named Heney ifirger.srate.iiialy.,
at the coal worked* the;
: 4 1 .1ba ve § o o:ElttauFFbi o.4da olotbililef4;•
.
• /AP l : u2 o ol liffr! t ebV9l t6 * 7 - 4,olo C 4 i#P li '
thevinike p; : _
the Firma otootaining*OrliNtiezrftigaleaccat.
14;04, ,1101011toWlis injuries on ijgoclat
morning:Alderman:- rbppldies;w4bk r liptgivd;
vmpitrkelletVa liqieet66r4o AtOrnoepi.tbut
owing to a nifilenict viiinvbeivietoi
gather, the hicpbetaviialiaattariell till Tneadeg •
evening. The deceased wee forty•ona years - of
'are; bele:o%4 , lW aintiTaiiiirbotatifili
4.ll47reittutedolmodstalaw , ertymartab* MO;
-4.olo:9lll4ll44lollteintogii-•:o.v;.N Alr .3 -1.22,
-
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: 7 ‘ ! : ', : ; - • :Z, II4 . NITSTIA ' D
Ili`
The tr' ii=e3trtrAttlllattee4.:::ll -
Our litteitiOntitheliegleillitV
Eta Ce : ha the wiciftipajnage, bithignit.Wai k .
tor off Try Strek, wherd it anissaillecoit4:Ala
well kuortt that gle'relln -
.4 1 . 4 .4 11 '04. ..t
Puny, 7h1y.1? 4 erisr ged la 441*014,,. „Waftecr,;
benyille road:tette made* iiiplem*Orl*
..,,te m Atm place ar420 .- ,:univieNit;*ilatY
road. Second street; at thisidint,ilij
and graded to the level ei.'thi tramt..:4 , :iiiir
vies also built to carry tneirater •6644,.qte14*..
to the river but It appear; to lie s sit i ..ettel6irtall.
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dimeasinins that it D of little er no",.titter a
liesvj rain Lhe Strcetlecatties:floadodipl the
water runsinto thd baleraenta t pf Utah ;tad,'
jointer, which arebelowthe lovel:Cif , t, a eirrwt.
On Tryafteef, opposite theglaselonatioafess*
Phil lips Beit. the *ater coifed/ ind'iticina ma,
Immense slough: .. Centiderahlidataftgo463 . lllo
farm ,sustained by- this :firmqfztaid Uldivistter
Acceding Into i•thh• • bases:dent AL, their - Anaht
kr
.. rmie,, ,Formerly,therearere tWoldridmrciti,this
street,. but,the raljrnad. company-3:M Ahead, filled
cep, BO fiat aft er-.a biayy yaba the stptat tags
dooded,tnakiiigitilina,graird axidertailni Kasai"
crable diebsip3 by Watet..'nie'Miliiria.on:fien. , .
bed , straet at itslinictiote with' Try, ritei'la4,oltaxi:
small to early tar the water after w` heatT rafti....
For a considerable time street his bisiii - pg - L
tinily Vocitatied by a bageintutber orlroutitila 3
la/Faded to be used in the cimistractloaTa!:ll..e
el aline! spat of the rail:bed taidgeitl3yiivhet right'
th,1.1 are pennittect to te RO .l4 ti k erey ottsphattiact-t
lug the public streetiwe eanuotnoneelithgtieißit
evils should all be remedied, ras _tbsy,aatag
bettoi , PJEi and considerable •Indonveitichliti WF
parties la tbat,tteighbo'rlinee '-'::', : ?;',...;. '.,
Loin; the'-ttimer-ktutie •iil St: Etilitli'
• Chttreb„vi r ~ .. , .
Quite an in terestin g carem Cook Pis& ie.-
,oni
_. i ..
ter day afternoon, at the laying of thecornet,
atone ot . Bt. Bridget's Citholle thurch:, AV , -
site Selected for the new edhace ie. On , , Welt
street, near DtinenOyin the ' Seventh Mr4ll/j . !tleir
theold church. Theveriouatellgiouiseelelles f
the ftatholie-falib, . belonging- to the tweet'
,
. . .
and-the adjacent boroughs, met attheCatitedr ,
'find forming into rancessfoli,proceeded uilify a
. ~ _ _
street In the direction of ' the desTgnistetr
ground. The processibb was a most eplend
sight, i•sch ecciety headed by banners and •
tional flags, and Ara:jun=lW by the Great Wes
g i r
mn String and Brass Band and the Washif
Cornet Band. On their arrival on the spot ttie
solemn ceremonies opened with mass, followed
byA Sermon by the Rev. Bishop Domenec. T
singing was conducted by the choir of Pt_ Bri t
f :
pet'e church, aammpanied by the Great Wes
ern" String Band. Appropriate music by the
brass bands was played at Intervals during the
ceremonies. The laying of the corner•stone was
on imposing and solemn affair. Tho Atone Wail
Bret blessed. and 'after the locantatione bad been
ref:menaced, a variety of articles were depwlted
witnin,ineluding- colts,. newspapers, religlona
documents, pictures, etc. A large multitude cif
people were assembled to WirOCBS the ceremOnlea.
embracing_ many from .dliierent church denomi
nations.. After the dedication had beta coneln
eluded, the procession marched to the Cobbedral.
where the various societies separated: l:`
Build [louses. • l'
We
We have before ndlerted to the grellt want ee l ;
periceeed of houses to live In. The (lemma fo
- ,
suitable houses for tVe accommodado of rents
ere stems equally as pressing at thli time air jt
was in the spring. In different portions of the
city some houses are going up, but riot in such
number nor of such a description as tp meet it
wants of the community. It Is nextto impo'.
Bible at this time to procure a houseLef any ,
scription for rent, much leas one sultaMe to;
small family. Many a household has Veen co .
periled to accommodate itself to the marrow
commodatlens - of a boarding house, simply Is
cause sultaole dwellings cannot balrbtain
Why do not our moneyed. men ethplop herr sure
plus. capital in the erection of houses-for the ari , i
commodatton of renters? . , • I
Labor Is hamming plenty, bundloge.materl
cheaper, and we etc no reason why hundreds #
homes should not ba erected this failed coed*
sinter. They will •all readily find or.entrants has
fore the plastering is dry. We are atildreA Will ,
the scarcity allowed has driven many,. families
from settling amoenst us, - who would otherwlait
have remained. No city in the Colodhasoffsnit
better inducements for obtaining emplotatent td
mechanics and laborers, and it Is to theintereit
of capitalists to secure this class of cithhins
providing homes for them and••their auntie!
Wu believe there will never comd a time In thk
• Idenory (dour city when houses will nateasU
rent: The thrill and enterprise of otir ppleil
plodding, built takes no neg. haekirar
,hays all am elements of stability. ComEntabi '
India& ire iitillfwitir Led tow, andeveloolttteadt„ - :
capitalists to supply this want. • It willqay
handsome interest on the cost of their constro
taon, and they need never be for occiipanli.
A Case of Drowning—Probable Identlti
of the Lad Kennedy. i t
The dead body of a young man was rotale id
the river at Sewickley on Saturday. We mAL:
tinned in our Evening paper of Saturday tits f
or a suit of clothes having been found 06 1. MA
lilog In the Allegheney at the mouth cit" thli
Pennsylvania canal, in the First ward, Ali,tghe , ;
ny. From papers in the pockets bearing the
name of John A. Kennedy, it was presmea•
that the clothes blooded to a person o ffthat
name. who had probably entered the river:to
bathe and was drowned. The clothes were tate
ken to Alderman Dyers, where they were:x=4e
nixed by a lady as belonging to au adopted ',eon.
named Kennedy. It la therefore presumed Mull
the body found at Sewickley Is that of the unfoe'S
emote young man. Cornnr Clavewaon was nail
fled on Sunday of the finding of the body, and
at casco repaired to Sewickley where an inquest
was held upon his arrival, the features of klili
body bud become so swollen that as to be alcuoit
Int-44.04e of identity. lie believes, howeveti
that this was the body of young Kennedy. ..711
verdict of found drowned was rendered. This
body was interred la the burying ground at Sdt
whisky.
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Eire on Third ?street, ...,•
Shortly before rine o'clock last night a Site
was discovered in the cellar cf A. H. EnglisliA
Co's Printing and Book-binding establishmeili
on Thlrd atrial, adjoining the Provost Marattsilt
office. The steamers were promptly on the
grouud, and succeeded in staying the flittn% leit
fore moth damage wet; done. The fire barnesl
tb roues a portion of the first Ilion, tint was 3301 t
cheesed. Considerable damage must have bee'
sustefuel by water, as the burning substancek
created a dense smoke, enveloping the whole
bulding,und making the trait location of the
are very (Imp: Iva,
The flat their of the betiding Is occupied by:
two or three large steam presses and a numbek
of smeller ones, witch we Misers escaped fork
serious damage. The second story Ls occupied
as a birder) and the third as the composing
rodeo. These departments Vera damaged t'
some Latent by the' water. Messrs, Euglish &
Co. were unaware of the fact that their estater;
ellshment was burning until long after the armee
had been eztlegu'ehed. Wit are consequetdif
Livable to obtain any reliable statement of thk
loss incurred. ~.:.
A cnlden Wedding.
Mr. Casper Standley, aged 74, aid 71*
ChnetianaStandley, aged 70 years; . celabrat,d
their Golden Wedding, at the residence of
son Caipar Standley, Jr., In Steubenville, Ohlo .
on Thursday evening. The 50.1 anniversary ot
tbesnarringe by these "old folks," Who am noW
ei.joying mr ,, llent health, and, for. their...years,'
tutted life and vivacliy, was an nardually pleas+
at.taffair. There were prosird.,teyerV ehildrent
of the aged couple. (two_ absent :). thirty-twit
grand-children and four great grand-ohlldren
-fr.= generatlOns reprisentcd,ozeopi,:occasloni;
Besides, this faultycrony,' therelveie Vi
of invied &Este,. tnoatly-fittiO ther.f*Fatber+
land," nrimixiing some swo .Ituadiixi.faind. IV
In nil: , Tne Golden•Wedding.was.rnosa Unfair
• cortneeruerated,und Stm compan renJoyedSheul
avISTA as only Guinean know kow.;
„
:.'' ..I.6lrtou'Alriz.Y.!L'-..4:n affray; ' 41'44 Git.a
Nek' core; Ch. an stibec, 'Alleo9ty, tin 13 .ti!!,
:tirdaYniat, fy. whiai 'a' biesiir vamd illttai
' wae.teittruFly'. Ircpre.i. `lt, steiti's -aid - Attila ,
CAL Ittt.a.'a (I.lffitlltrwitb , ti Mitt niOausuirnsi 4
etortv stat .srmexalattryiwcads.-irens.u.letlortibul
q the datti.r. picktd - ufti cbslrlindstnibtthmtiftLit ,
,a;Tlciausrblpit otr.o4l; , bead; , .cart irlibtat
• . wound, - Stemacber ImmsAirmly.kle4lkg.4 444.1 N.
nil lhaiittat yet, beCZ.ltarited.'lDl4/ 13 rtmfatj.
~-:. thb3Ot. cu.
'. tff : att :' i4 g
*•'4d.-.in,:-g,,:- A lbs ir4 -
mr. r;a
~ P r
AN - FivFS .l
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1 8010 % 1 e 001 1 4 /t l/04 AglA r l`, . 56 # :
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am :Ht . • .. si.—.Thir.avOmmtie ag
•auti4tennik„. . ' I'M bilat ciliaq.orzwas.
- . 4.9r,v*vmano tiot , 4 -4 4tAti41404Wk.
~.. pat. 1410741 t
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: I r t irVtait tdifortinaMpWilkitoteliatclii
I, lide VVelf#liiifiiiiicticf ili*ii;ii.”' rtillr4 . : ,
liiiiiiifirsia:qtaiet TMl iiiititiolikt..ituf 4Cca :ki.
liie3y4kft4dlrelreitii'V:Ciaoo4w.TtibmPits 4114
Iliandiesnsimailftor Merv:Mg idintrorot =ilk -
Mg/IF/1 14 EILIIF"AtteI.4IOPIEterOW::O];T
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pi etatie.Anfoilaifiii,qo - d'T•'o ti(
.iFFT4Avreelpwietwaqmid , in 0#
~._ vit , s ~, it, 0,, 04,71eyeR.701,07,
• JA 10, 4-. - IT *PC. P . PsiA l l',.
4 tratio.ll:l y wks Aukatbisintit. %_ pr.
litiolVild iefik nxitibiC,roiktetdineirtm .0
Aledeibb , farbitillieen:^ltrat kiia s Oze r kililit
."-kbettomittts44 tronillabortiVr OS: J l .
!,;;.:,-;;•-•;:::-..- - ~,: :. : - '': , ..e.'.0.•, , i)...,- '. - .7..L. , ti T'r.*Tig.,,',,4:'
F.
Axdopt th e .Stara. _
`: .../1 - ti bigiiiiiisistirtlt iiiiiiiiiine it IS I Tin s 1 lar
Aid' Illiiiiiisfice:. , Ltlui lisakiit Taint wtiozi
matey Its apz.nnin tali thossontheast In the
Cearly avian; ntddlntiliclficEPP*T the skr . to_tho
ilaissivo ieo;o4ltii.kilaiartie lia *.
'..4 l iiis to that of tie enttk:izifis ihp-,eviti kii
tow newly between. Um ant: the can, I r B are
idztra . . themes:est tcrldrio dot lift:ovne:o
" ppromm;
" 1 " /n this •Poe4not-hiselatuninated Mums-
'pliers Is timed most, pearly tewag a r JO _
_ ll° lr
pumas his law/ u 4 .'.o b . - t - aPPear•
ante., : .135 .the bid4ll3; Sit4l:47,spy. - glin ihnt
.17E:et, km his tbOr taoons:coo!..ao-resa'-forildstit
nearly a Stralstit Llino vlllClte:oec i ta. iir 'OD
planet' at etiopy•glass to a'sool one the belts
Can also be made ont. EMI, /flask WAS' woo,
'end soniewilitiatitax to the Strati; in the c on ;
oteltatron Virgo, , li - Ban= liitb bls ring, The
Pang Is veryslearly.broaEht out by a three foot
•
Deshlp'h4Cated Chal,rnplijii Ise; Mr'
Ids'berilt it. the mouth of
Run Bitqa few idled above Bridgeport on the
river struck est sughtebot-Teill °fused in triads
noraceof suiphuroszbe &WWI 'ether by a
t em or ky combustion. le the Ammo coal 83
shit obtained by Bilisy, WciodwarCtt. it
lAsitiel.'hatb. to
z)tinptaand quantity- is it 4 ullec±zi,..ime! . better.
ed. :This discovery win be intpLriant to the
Btric magiirieimieror Wheeliiis andidchtliy.
I audgoitteKeevir.-.Mot:alonsa
,ldelleextur, for s .cozabitorablet•period .-Assoctatis
Jeidge., , of the. Cambial ..Conittot. Washington
~.ectinty;c a lsa. a& Its rcaldeucent West Middietork
to Oak county., on Friday moralist; las. :Ile rat
a ittaii§f Ins attiiiiniantkatia wee
legit:arid 'ln - the' neighborhood *here he re
sided:-:oWing to a Cataract tintetheyeroindge
McKeever ha, - for . .ittiutt :Yr..rs .
, tiirr y been - !a.
ItAle - d.-01i*lisdaf, thus . .41tIt. bat:,
it little eon of Tiennlstatterriltion d ensuing
neaLriallliiinti.UwrviO - catialtr,was insfaiitly
killed 'W* tikixm fcohi a WagoiL•the
`horserhavircrtui away. The father of the boy
Wall in the wagon at the ;bit; pII-vrisk: 1366=4
hurt. _One of theluersenhaiLaleg. broken and
was sto!the next day.
1 . -. h zr oo ftaa te. c:L E, Th u z bei ontrt.-- g Iflcle tt. ga d n red, lhaftr.. lo.
command of Lieut. • CoL Bogby, errlvedln thIA
citron Saturday evening. Wocompatlea ware
composed of Indiann. ,Tho fegimentoraa aab
sistad at City flail. after wig, ck.lt.doll
thervreatera train. - '
Consolldation.--The LawTonec Itsamid end
Traisportation Companies ofTettni(yledila lad
Oido.base been consolidated. , Their road Which,
Is now in process or
.construeilon, Is to extend
from New 'Castle to Yonnzuweli: . opening a
tbrongh routs from the latter Once to.Pittsburgit.
. . . .
H me Again.—Capt. Hiram Calloi4 Qum ,
termaster of - the Eighty-Second, boa bee:emits
tend.eut of serTice, and arrl§ed L 3 tha ellyyna
terday, looking in bealtb. Ina a
loht of fticaole, wbo hill be pleased to'ettand
blithe band of welcome.
liilltary.:—Capt. Albert Mebel
day aMlaccett command of tbeTostofrittalvargb.
and the company doing m u.o!,;t dnty at
relieved by a company of the IS6th regi
Oil Indieutor:—A Louisville firm.,
that they have an lustrumexteh , VI:-
cation of oil can Do surely istertainA and its
use will save a great deal of tailless lorlak.-
Thomas Clary,-an emplor6 the '.krio
PhArburgh railroad, was•rourA *opted at Pu
laski a few days ago. Ilia death was caused by
drookezneas.
A Pew Beat Boule.—Tii ticdlne Club of
this city are taw building a.trizutullThent bciat
house; the cabin of which wiTheost about 6500.1
Argument Week.=-The Court of Common
Pleas will Open this morning, and the argument
list be taken up.
Ciritizirs J. Fe trlatNlZa is Otifil a edit through
anent hie friends, danying thdt, while actintas
out'llinisier,to France during the .first days of
the rebellion ; he aided the rebel mime In any
way, and affirming that he Bever` was offered
and neverined any civil, political or diplomat
ic any kind made, the confederate
government, and none ;under . . the rebel State
goveminent of Virginia; thono he accepted for
a few months, in tha :winter of 1863, a position
on Sionew.ll Jackson's staff, perform an act
of ptivato Trientelttp •
OBEW—On Saturday, Jul*" 2th, at Loretta
.1131M1',..accotC1 ion of A: Y. and Maggio M'firew,
'aged oh:stoma mouths.
•The funeral will proofed Crain the Tableau:. of
,tabu liDttroweabcerratory Slit, rain (lllndidaY)
arrersoon, at fooe decoct Dierlager willlcteu
the Diamond, Alla zheray,nt three o'clock'. Prfehd
of the family are lidrited to ahead.
• • EJlY.PliEftt—thu.Frtday morning. July 23th. 4 at
lii o'clock, Dlr. ANN SH.ERVETID; aged eighty.
three yews. •
XEiY` dD v'~tiTIBE.I~EJI'TB.
BARGAINS I BARGAWS I
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BOOTS AND; SHOES
LESS THA' :COST
Closing ;Con.t.,
SUMMER G'OODS,
Concert Hall S4oe Store,
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