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Itilval and .Depariure of Trains.
: , rennEylnatkia Central Railroad.
Arrives.
matripmsn.... 2204 123 am
.7.lfaillieeonamon p in; Past Line .. ... 2:OJ n
PIUS ante Mali 120 p m;Pitt & Erie Me:11.i2:5) p
PhDs: Eeprete.. 4»5p ea :Baltimore Exp's 120 p
Fait tine............ 920 p
p mi Phila. Expres.. 23 , P
Jebnatown Aeon one m JolinsV
En m
ist , Wall Station 610 m let - 'Wan Station Gdi a m
ad :a -
• - 11:40 a m 124 " "
g. &any taad " " 2 : 05 1 ,
4th - &OS p ne', l 4th " " pm
t Penn Act.olllo'n.lo3o p m Penn Accorao'n. 7:57 a m
/ The• thumb train leaves Walls' Station every
ft
p. nat 0111 m. a. m.; returning, loaves Pittsburgh
MVO
rlttabargb, Fort Wayne and Chicago.
"Departs. Arrive:.
1:20 a m!Expreso ..... 2:22 n 32
tOB p miExpress. ..... 3:30 pin
3222 p 111 Express ...... . 6:00 pin
.55a1.1 • IOOa 30151511 730 p m
j. 27. & Frio 6:10 almijN.l3ftatle 84 Lila 8:32 p ut
Fic k ßrightenAceommadatiaa loaves Allegberly
.45tpals311; a.. =4 11 , 30 In., p. m., onu 6n)
3y. M. • Rothe:tor, 2:15 p., in.; New eaa:le, 3:50
in.rEanriay, p.
l'lttsburgd, Clivelapd and Wheelln7.
• Arrives.
' 2:10 A talExpress ....... 2.a0 ata
e !' s Etil"°•-• •
mentezicilla Accommodittion leave. Allegheny
P
, PlttEburgh n i ConnellsvMe.
DePath; . Amine,.
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- 1:65 a mAlrill Gm p m
,Esprcis.. .... . . 515 p m! Express 1003 n zu
litincattenperuvon a m: Int Iliclieenport. 65n n tn
55 '
__'• -- .. 1 "...."6:/5 p ro:2d " ... 1:0 p m
Id 8t1i550Ck'a...1555 a mliet Braddock's. a:ro s m
.'.., -- 1:113 p.m ild " .... 6:43 pm
lirleglieby Valley Railroad.
'Peparts.
s mlFzpress ...... 0:30
Express pmi I-101P ta
dr.tommodittiolf p miA.coommodstlon 89.) s
CITY NOTICES
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I Peaches, Melons, Sweet Potatoes,
trait gacorally, constantly arriving at 113
1 ' 'IM ttrcet, below Smithfield sine
' , ttagrn Ft.r.vmo k STZEL.
Where to Buy Them
FOS thatalmltabla English Breskf,a or Sea S
; Shassiii,itO to Estes is Dellis, No. 21 Fifth street
MAI pOtl aid find a full essortnient and to 011
raolOrs • Give them a call and sees splendid Resort
meat in an LlAce of goods.
Carpenter Jobbing Shop.
Easing returned after an abeam of three years
a the aunty, f UT!. re.opeedi my shop for all aorta
, :fit — Obbing In the carpenter line, at the old !nand,
flrglrmilloy,beturCert Smithfield street and Cherry
-alley. - Ordure solicited mid promptly attended to.
Amman Folmar.
Butophrers Few" Establishment.
• One of the Unit end most archaic, houses, now
on ItroadWAy; Nosy Yettli, Is that of Ilemphrtyts
'peeifle.filedlelise Company. It Is en ornament to
thhgreatest street to the world, and to worthy ct
the outvote the lEbizeopathte Speckles - are recelv
' tn./Oat:Low. We aserglad to see that ouzel:trees
4ale becoming converts to there simple and effective
! untedies.
, .You Can't Open Your Lips,
ladlea,'*ithout - revealing whether you use the
T 1 - Fragrant . ; So indent. or col. Ito occasion for words,! • "rot& teeth raid breath speak for ou. Tete lustre
and purity imparted to the dental machinery by
that peerhos lluld , and the fragrance It gives to
the mouth. cannot be real Lend by the via of any
-other article etteeemibie to the human faculty
- Thomas W. Parry 4: Co.,
.I'ndteal. Nieto Boo(rya, and Peale:kin Amer - lead
Mete. of -various colors. OZnce at Alcznatlor
•the 'Water • Works,
' .Pa. - -.Realdem eo, < No. 79 Pike street. _Or d ers
••• !Ater:dadto. All work warranted water
•T. , done at the eturteat netlee. Pro
proylded the roof Is not
a.
atuaed afterllt la put on.
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Reduction. -
Our friend. Mr. John Wier, No. Le Federal
-nret, Allegheny, a - pa to' the root when the
41geionirj capture of Elchinisni 'and
"tba lunnader ot too rebel °canal Lee was re.
=trod, and taking advantage 9t the panic pro.
duped, and knowing the re-nOtioll that would foo
low, nada very heavy Purcluices of the goat
spring and 'warner goods at about onehalf of the
ald prices. Some et the ducat cessicneres
and twangs aro included lithis a:oak, which he ill
nrepared to make up to order, on abut notice. in
the fated a:glee, and at correspondingly low rates.
choice accortpaent of furnishing goods and reads ,
made cloth - lop; 'will oleo be found at Ma klegant
establishment.' Our Allen/leaf friends shouia tire
aim a cell.
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limo Avila
We d ail particular attention to our present stook,
knowing - we can offer indaceinente to wholesale ma
well ae retail buyers •hst they cannot find in any
other House In the city. We attended the large
Fiends melee hr.-week In item York . , ono of the at
the largest tale of French :lie:lrna ever madb in
the Vnited Stites, and we bought largely and at
eerylowp tcu.. Wenare marked them at a very
anialladratce,and Intend to run them through
quick. We do not want to quote price, but we
will say we will tell them at one half what they
sold at , tact ye he. We solicit no early examine
lion'otoar tock, and would say that you have not
tee; nor heard Of any Minh prices since the War.
Wad not want..to quote prices through the pa
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yell, but. would ety.co.l and see for youneives
..11u1 be Nap:alai:lcl. Our Domestic Stock ie con.-
pie% and' it will pay wholesale no well As retail
• belt la .celi:7 We have norm, very handaom 3
.D.r tl doide, &o. 0,11-insos Loge n. lino.,
• : ' On.the corner of Fourth Market Ste.
• Peace Bath its Victories.
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To prevrat or camper dircarr la a grand acmare
:Jaunt, and at enrely ai Dullet at .1-rlyonrt sral
itror, Ira cites, win llortetteri liaters procrre
fraong
This Ltf Melded trying. period of the year. the
Of iliastroagrat Vella more or less to tto
,o o nsambrErlempexabore of midsummer. Vipr
402 CS from every pore. The strength of man
pima away fn Invisible vapor, and week. %roma?
- beeoteeit relaxed and verveleu. It aaa to meet
Such difOcultica that. Ilostetter's Bitters were
atom' to eociety. It Is to prevent the evil moss.
licences to which an unbraced. depleted, dehilda.
Lid organization faliuhle , that they are r&coca
ndesl as a Sumner Tomo for both sexes. Cld
~7Mople die of eximuitioo every day, who might
bave kept . death at bay for years to come, by an
otedirletial resort to . this powerful and harmleas
- vegetable stomachic.
Jcinedenthe of the community, rich na Well as
poor, wort'conttntmlly. If their hands are opera.
iddoyed their
. bralo, 111 . 0 htlfy 1V.4 hesl work is as
depressing 'to .the vital ecetibeks muscular tolL
But tote the 'ayatern with Hostoiterhi Bitters and
'Nee wear and tear of busineis life will be compare.
infelt- even .1 . 11 the most oppressive weather.
Ptolangtkeitilli be experienced; far - sa fut as the
,vital forces a're - enpeuded, they will ba recruited
!and .renewed 'r by thietaMithfulicatozative. As a
, ittramer iwrigormat, .11 . I.nairponzeb ato young
land old. Sold eve here.
sY arE a~va
• 1 TDB people of "Ltau‘phinl county and on the
tinge-dams valley generally...are still keeping
p the agitation sgelntt the obstruction of the
timOnehminailier byilants, whfch* Prevent the
: attain t or abed , anil other fish. eats fisheries on
that river. ieere formerly of great importance
..twill employed many pasties, but latterly they
- hoe been : much infored by - the obstructions
e o ape men ,re mention that
h becctit, r rts
.erey enmityels me allowed bylaw to. be killed in
the Stat a from- lieptereber until the end of
. tl a year. - Dewing the other months the . penalty
Quells OSP.' • . " • '
ijTarain is a fatal diseise . ragligamong horses
101:13e, .thla State. - At first there la er
-:- -swelling of the throat, followed, toward the last
-states, by a ,swelling of the .head and limbs,
-which proves fatal. •
Tau strike among the, coal miners - of the
LackaWfaniaTalley hies now raged for ovattro
weektylnAl there is no proapett oflte
The strikers are- said to havenland of
480 COO to tall hack upon. -
ii,wew.paper,:tallen thw• DetapAirinee.
has just been started etlykam, Dauphin
county.. - It Is pnhil heel. be 1 1.wers-Seentel D.
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!Coles and. Venblocton .
eon. and is deioted
to the interests of the Upton party.
aux nerved i 9 IL 2. - ilfaltted k.tilett•
near ConneantvifleStation on,E..k P. Retkow_l.
on Wedneedey.olgkt Amur anankb blidge
'at which he wee feting es watekman.:
Tan sentened of death ban been vrononneed
npon Howard. Ihmert,consicted In Wenn:her
.: laud counil.eort,.last the •
trot ffeveeitry . the !dosing of, trAt : .•ar,:V an-
aedlen
bitroutait of kti;i4iineltgthinin,Atiiat
- - fialenz. - Mon= eatanyi- aged • about seventeen
,yeas, was kinedlly lightnlog, just east of West
•alretaftVille e ntheyeedtai aiming of last week. 1-
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PITTS Gll 1-4 4 I I V.
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Trumn is much Indignation manifested by the
cliltzcns of Salilbury, N. C , at the arraignment
ned trial of Mies Temperance Neely, danghter'
of an old and prominent citizen, who shot and
killed Galina, one of the family's female ser
vants. -Mrs. Neely was 9cgging Galina's child:
and when the dusky mother came to the t mcue
Miss Tempe shot her dead. Gen. Schofield or
dered the young woman to be tried by a military
e:mmiesion, ulrich has just closed Its se,' ~a
with a ferdict of guilty.
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Paterson returned to Fort Smith from a visit to
Scnthern Arkansas, as far as It: I. river, state
that the people are engaged In Patting dos a the
lawless bands that infest th , country nod rob
and plunder indiscriminately. They lately hang
the notorious. bushwhacker Dr. Stone, of Scott
county. and ono of his sons. Another one of his
eons bad previously been killed. They were also
alter the bloody scoundrel Frizwillt.sins. MLIO, at
the head of his cut-throats put to death so many
good Union citizens of that county before the
occupition of It by the Federal troops.
IN South Carolina under the old order of
things—negro women were not permitted to wear
tails. Now, a good many are wearing
This Is an outrage which cannot be submitted to. •
The white Indies in that neighborhood agree In
being Indignant beyond measure. Some of them
declare that wherever they meet a colored wo
man wearing a vall, they will tear the rail from
her face.
Gnu. Snmiav has offered the serrices of him
self and men to the Imperial Government, pro.
sided they were allowed to keep up thelt nrgaci
zat!Jn. The proffer has cot Leen as yet a,ce,itnl
by Maximilian, and the local authorities refused
to accept them otherwlsa than as volunteers, to
be commanded be Stench officers, Meanwhile
numbers of his men are deserting in squads and
going to Sonora.
A Leo In Chicago named Michael cloven,
aged about twelve years, was detected cn Fri
day night, In an attempt to cut his throat with
a razor. Upon being interrogated as to hls
motive, he said he bad ran away from home,
and, his father having died, he had become
tired of the world, and proposed to follow hint.
The boy was BMA to the Reform School.
LEeelellATE cotton operators are extremely
indignant at the shopresslon of telegraphic
press news tram the &non, by orders of the War
Department. Uhri,r the re - escra arranged - wilt,
the market is completely at the mercy or the
fevor,d sp,chietore. who are allowed tele.Jcal,ie
facilities which are dtuled the press.
The lellele,S:e shall projected by the Potc , lens
Shah and MiningCampany at Petroleum Center
is progreesing very favorably. It has riacti,l
already a depth of nearly seventy feet, aro! tins
far the operations have - not been retarded try.ativ
of are obstacles irrevror.sly apprehended, r , ..•
monaums reel sanguine of success.
Tan editor of the Pittston TilegrapJr has been
shown a rut ices reptile caught Int e Sushnerr
ma river, and descrileadt as about two feet long',
and having tour short legs and a smooth skin
like a lizard. Some persona who examined it
consider It to be a unique specimen of the ani
mal kingdom.
A LOITER to the Cincrenati flatware...la/gives a
dismal account of the condition of the troops of
AVlitzerlts corps on the Rio Grande. They aro
cetera or rations, reggsd, obliged to use bad
water, and camp In wet and mud. In conse
quence the health of the troops is bad and levees
ore very prtt Sleet.
Ac chi:Meer on the Lackawanna Railroad,
named Applegate, aves,„leillled a few days ago at
Hampton Junction, by being run over by anoth
er teals while he was ewltehlng his own. He
- was horribly maneled—tha wnoie train passing
over . him. He leaves a wife and ono or two
children.
AN Erglish paper reports a sttecessrvl action
brought by a woman against a man, to recover a
guinea, for damage. caused by defendant's care
less management cf a cigar which he woe Rnok
leg on beard we of the Thames steamboats, and
by which he had set fire to a shawl belonging to
the pleibtlff.
BEAJ.F ore abundant le .Maine this season.
The Aroonc,k leer says the children who go
after hettlis alung the margin of ice
4tocila are often !Tightened by them, and
tracks are frequently seen along the l.y.roads
leading to and from the back se-ll:manta.
A Brumes riot took place, in New York la,:
Sunday—two firemen were mortally wounded,
and many others were seriously injured. The
splice having been summoned to the SC.Mt3, fell
upon the rioters, quelled the riot, end toot ma
ny prisoners.
Tilt Sow Era. a weekly paper devoted to
Christina unity, la tote started In ken York oa
the 15. h of Ezptember. k hns a staff of able
writers engaged, and the paper is expecte•l ;.o
take high rank us a literary and religious
Journal.
lino. Secretary of the -Interior has istaed an
order forbidding clerha in his departments from
giving to Claim Ae.l2.lAtli any Information eon
pendlnd Sadness Cr claims, except by
order of himself ,:ho Atilatrat Secretary of
rior.
GI.NEILAJ. GEAsz hoe rot home to Galena.
Kronwing hie iutintim, with retard to thats:Je
walk hon. his hi-use to the depot, the people of
Galena had It paved before he arrived, so that
the long cherished wish of his heart has been
gratified.
Pr Is elated loat the Ephemeris calculated at
the Naval Observatory in Washington, for tke
Na mica! Almanac, is now so perfect that no
as. , l7.,ater need be three miles out of his way In
any part or the world.
Tau Beikely (Va.) L'olora has a long article
an the dispute about the status of Jefferson and
Berkelycountlea, and says that all toe loyal peo
ple of three counties rej2ct with warmth the
idea that they are not a Dan of Wmt Virginia.
TnrurrEN bulls and sateen horses were
rizuzbtred at the best of the recent ball flghts
In France. A matador named Shanehez exci
ted great enthusiasm among the ladles.
BENJAMIN GREEN, postmaster at Mystic, Conn.
hos suddenly and usysterionsly' disappeared. and
a Boston paper gives the rumor that he has
swindled many persons out of different some of
Tog census of Chicago which Is Just finished
gives 177,056 as the number of lahabitanta in
that city. In 1840 its population was but 4,479.
No other city In the ccrnntry has grown so rap
idly as Chicago.
A wan= in the Washington Chronic/sander
stands "that It is the expressed opinion of heads
of bureaus that., ifs a whole the employment of
women in the Departments is a failure."
Toe Indians have, within the post two weeks,
appeared on the roadlietweeri Deaver and the
East, plutdaing stations. etc. Several persons
are said to haze hem- murdered at Fremont
Orchard, near Denver.
Tame Is a current report that Arehishop
ii:curlik has notified the Catholic clergy of
Missouri that they must not take the oath re
quired by the Constitution. The rebels are In
high glee about it.
Tan CrlMlle, returns of Brooklyn are now corn.
pieta. 'Amy show a total population of 2a4,387,
againskllig„lo2 In 1860, an increase of only 265.
It Is cd)posed that the returns In 1860 were con
siderably too large. .
A YOUNG women of quality has been making •
a sensation in England by rowing from Worthing
to Brighton—ten miles—in six bona. Pity this
fashion will not be Imitated,.lika that of water
falls and mon. .
Is Chicago, on Thursday, a jam- rendered a
verdict of ;SOO dkainst a man named Doges, for
careless driving, In running his wagon over the
child of one Elmer. . • .
o savors cdocatianal lestitutiono, the
College of William and- Miry, at Williamsburg,
and tae University of Virginia at Charlorteville,
are torcsume - thcdregraar sessions this falL
Tan track is being laid west of Lawrence,
Eaesas, on the Paeinc railroad. Recant changes
and arrangements with the western roads insure
a vigorous prosecution of the work.
Ton antacid' of titaiville - haieinTmlsed a
Das awl Water Company witira capita - of 550,-
000. Mr. d. D. An,Ticr to President, and E. U.
Chafe, Esq., Secretary,
Thi prober of houses built In Philadelphia,
last year was but one-half as largo at la either:of
the - ttro fur-adding years. The felltna of is
Gyring to the Niger price of labor and materials.
Common PARSONEI hali.changed the date of
MO meeting of the Constitutional Convention
In Odabama to &Timber 11th.
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Tug Chkiko Trib u ne la now printed on typo
castle' that city at tbatype foundry ,Of Messrs.
80fielel, Murder & Co. -
LAST Sanaa). 1111.11kt101111 . man committal
enieldtby droyvaing himself la the North Branch
at Chicago.
MIN population of fief► Tort. after It is duel•
mated be theilepartiare :defaulters; .win. be
tiboutmlne hundred thousand. -
TIM= children Zan been murdered in their
beds at a London coffee hotose, :The murderer
eteaped,', •?. - •r
SPLCOLiTOILS litifenia6din DuYinq ettl rebel
currency, In the expectation' that eventtudy'U
®Di hate en'apnreelatsetalae
Wiundenstandthat Sleo,ooo havebeen 140 1 94
stdactibed to kbiet the Becxote National Itankof,
pd axTuZPrirfostlittarit Pr‘/!/ 211 -idelPhla 1,45 4
on Wl:adz:v.. - • 'ls*
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Tun :Medals/a hafe-aubitibed 1.8,000 to .
dp aztetta eamg megtiny Baratosa..:: •
Wutli - Vstethepayers yubltitt,.
!„ats ctrrsal estate.returned dellnitutat for taxes,
Tau first/steamer since 18.19 wear up the
Seam flyer 49 OW qa Latnunee, on Thursday.
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VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
lIEEIN OF THE Rllll.llOll EDITORS,
of the President to Richmond.
FREEDMEN WANTED IN MICHIGAN.
The Government Farina in Maryland
ILa.
Jell: Davis and Clay
CONDITION OF JOHN MITCHELL.
Fre e dint n froin City Point.
JOE JOHNSON COMING NORTH,
6realal Inapatah to the Pittsbargh Gazette. I
I'll ll,lllEl. I'll lA, August 22.—The
special says : The Richmond editors met on
Saturday, and appointed a touaniittee of seven,
representing, ;itch daily paper, to rail n meeting
of the eiti,ets ref lbchmoini, to 0. operate with
them, by Cr , f1111:11l Lt. e!, to la cite l':esident John•
eon to Richmond., and to !eft ir• hl7l on his ar
rival. 'There is no indleatton that ho will get.
A MicAlgan rndical ofbeer, at Eaton Rapids,
has applied to the Freedmen's Bureau to have
two hundred freedmen sent there to work on the.
Michigan railroads.
The Government farms In S.. Mary's county,
Mar3land, are offittially report. d b. be in a flour.
Lahing condition.
The Wire trial Is expected to last a month.
Dmis e,joa. ,Tellent ho,alth.
The Ocitrtlacof the!r trial I,pire, them with
the roe roleuec that thc,:c"A ve..1,1h, severe pun.
John M :orli and has eomplaino,l..nly
Once, and but seeluv, Davis and Clay
libert•, which he was not. Ills physician says
that he has the incipient pulmonary constimpii,m,
conscrotenen of which, he will be allowed out
door ,ercise. and change of diet.
A yi hornier frurn Cl 4 Point, with an f•
dr, it freedmen lai , orer,, hound for Syracuse, N.
Y.. amv, at Ft.rtrvss 11.,nrne.
The rEttvl turtle "Preston" has left N.,vfolk
fix the North.
Joe Johh , ou has ros:ed throuzh Melo - no:1d
for Baltimore.
Chicago and Northwestern it, it
The Applications for Pardon.
GLNERAL RIN COCK PROMOTED
PAYMASTERS TO BE DISCHARGED
NAVAL FORCES TO BE REDUCED
',I - reek of the Steamer Golden Rule
RETURN OF PRESIDENT JOHN3U
NEW YORK, 22.—The Tribrov'ir ti .sse•
legion special says: The Chientra and tistth
Western hal!road Co, haying furnished the Gen
eral Lard 01ce selth a map cf the new line of
said coed, author s,d try a resolation of Con
cress. apprnyed April 25, 1562, Inv:rout:ons
are been Issued by this Commissioner: to the
local land oftictes at Menasha, Wisconsin, that
the odd sations of the original route or s'Jll
held in reservation to inuring to that State for
the railroad, and that the even sections within
.ix miles of the original route arc reduced to
$1.25 per acre, and that the even sections within
six roues of.the new route are Increased to $2,30
pet aerc , and that parties who have purchased
E.X miles of the original dine sad paid
filth lx r acre and phi bong.ht within six toes
of the new one, their heite or assigns will be
allowed in change such location to the new Hue.
Up to daze, about twenty-11r9 hundred sprit.
esti its for pardon have been made at the At
tore p General's dike. All those who, In the
opinion of the Attorney General, have Jaet
claims to Executive clemency are daly recem•
mended and forwarded to the Pres:dent for his
action. We learn on the authority of en officer
of the State Department that the signature of
the Pit sident has been offited to more than one
thousand of the applications for pardon. The
mother daily announced as pardoned aro sim
ply rl.e names of those recommended and r,--
worded from the shire of the Attorney General.
The President has exercised the utmost caution
and discrimination In the matter of pardons,
and has rejected ail applications otiose good and
soflicient reasons were produced to chow the
necessity for Exec:Wee clemency.
The licralcr3 ripe :al says: The Pres:deal. is
somewhat annoyed that certain persons Lave
been accepting money for their Influence In ob
taining- pardons, lie stated to-day that he
wished the fact Itcaven that he investigated each
case himself, and only F, ranted arch petitions us
recommended themselves to his clemency.
Some who were present asked permleSiOn to call
again for further consideration, to wnlch he re
plied it would bo some time before many more
pardons would be granted.
General Hancock has been breveted Major
Geretal in the regular aeray.
Two hundred paymasters are to be disehargel
from the dewy the present. week.
All seamen In the Mississippi Department
having leiss than two years to serve, will be IMO
tztediately discharged.
The entire naval force is soon to be reduced to
ten thousand.
Virtor Smith, agent for the Treasury Depart
tnent, who was wrecked on th.s steamer Golden
Rule. reports that:after being live weeks on the
reef. and with-the help of divers and two wreck-
Ire vessels, be has recovered only a hundred
mot forty thavand dollars or-the million and a
bait of Treasury notes lost In the safe. This
was toned some distance from the wreck, Lodi
eating that the safe had broken to pieces. A
Revenue caller Is to be sent to the relief of Mr.
Smith.
The Times' special says: Officers who receive
resignatmls at Washington have no knowledge
of the reception of the. reslimation of B. F. Butler
at ao officer.
The Przn!dent has returned from his excur
sion, much Reproved In health.
Hon. Alfred E'y has been summoned as a
witness against Wlrz, and not for him as has
been stated.
S. Nicholson has been assigned as command
ant of tic Navigation Department at Washing
ton.
FROM WASHINGTON
liiivabsippi State Convention
TEE PRESIDENT AND COY. SRARAgy,
11.sno of Pardon Warriudi Suspended
Nag Yomr, Ant 22.—The Tbnes' tVmh
ington coriespondont says: Tho proceedings of
the leilesiseippi State Convention are attracting
much attention and comment here, and a gener
al feeling prevails that the convention b doing
all It can to keep the State, out or the Union.
The Praident, however,b 1./town to have the
blgheit. confidence in erie:nor Thacker], and
believes Us lomityand ability will give a prolinr
direction to the affairs of that' Suite.
The President to-day requested the Attorney .
General to suspend the issue of warmnta for
pardon until further orders. .This action is taco
with a view to a general settling up of numer
ous. and now complicate& petiticitis far pardon,
and teigivehimattopportunity to adopt home plan
which willreveritthe,paT d ott brokers Rote tn.
temenink where they-are; not 0101 not tonelVt o ;
in* are 'heel:44y, a . eonteepreonoyance.
Up Vongreteraiett I tnnat : lientuck,
Washipifton,7-Cabinet -.. Meeting ; - •
• !irk Ycian;iatignat 22.;-41 . 0:itiit'a Washing . .•
ton eneelal ems -Mom Rana; Seat' and
. fdeffee, three, of the fora-Union members elect
to Ceigrost keit Itentneity, are here far the purf
pain of eonfeirGig with .thirPteSident in :relation
to the condition otoutttersin theli &at% Thy
ere preparttl ironed some nu:einem
kr
It
thamilltary adautuatration of affably_ lw eit •
fulloPted.erill they. i *.PI e
the feeling in the &ate.. . !-.
General Ames bat been ordered to relieve Gen.
Ifatepb commanding the Diatilatil , Charleaton,„
SentxCarollna. •
4 regular Cabinet meeting was held to•daY e t
eel= CrCIOCk, ell the member hang present.
TUX TRIAL OF CAPT. WIRZ. tiORTH CAROLiiiLi ADVIC" , I.etter from the Commisakaner of Internal
Lib Revenue.
S , II , TroN. A nj,. :l2—The Comlean. e - of
; PEOPERTY LEAStiI 1 , 1101 fsEIZURC. Ir,te-eal lice( r has addressed the follotving
to Ste dan S. Hook, Collector of the 3?a3 dle-
Motion to Quash the Charge Overtu'ell
PRISONER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Adjournment 01 the Court
ELI POSED W ITHDRA WA L OF THE CH IRRE
WASIIIN,;T”,, August 22.—The motion to
quash the charges and specifications a,,7alust
Captain Wire, made by the defendant's counsel,
was argued principally by Judge Hughes, who
contended that they were too general and as
certain, and that the offences charged were cog
nizable by the civil, not the military courts.
ThecoMmleslon overruled the motion, and the
prisoner then pleaded "not guilty' to the charge
against him.
Col. Chapman, the .Indue Advocate, to-day
eaufeblod that the prlaoller be remanded La the
Cid Capital, and that the Court now fuljoura In
thls'elee without a formal vote, which was an
4;nlefet d In.
Judge linzht, wanted to hnow to what. time
the ociirt bad at - Ur - irt/id.
Col. Chapman replied that he would notify
the concisel of th, assembling of the coon, had
then requected the witvessebs In attendance to
give Information n 9 to where they I . .. Aided, and
inttrueted them not to leave the city until prop—
erly dlecharg, d.
Judge Hughes said that he would like to ho
heard.
Colored Chapman replied, that under
per
llamentary law, there could now be no debate.
Idafor General Wallace Bald the coart stands
adjourned, consequently, there can be no ar;u
meat.
Judge Her has:—The prisoner haring bran
arraigned, 're enter our prnteut against a 1 e sl,-
up of the court or an indefinite adjournment.
We aq: for the discharee of the prisoner, or
that the court pounced with hi' trial.
Maj,u . General Wallace repra.td that the
enurt had adjourned.
I,arioz lb., colloquy the prisoner was rein Jvel
frnm e room by tbe gnarl.
Th, adj , urninent, without n any hav:u.r. ber3o
...Luc.' for a ,, senibiLug of th- court. to. , k the
c0 . ..r.rel and r.peetators by surprise. reuse
1, a., yet, known for this worse, On:l4h th :re .3
that the chn , 'l.Te of congpirary may
br - withdrawn.
FROM RICHMOND
President Johnson to Visit that City
THE RIII.HOEIS BEING REPIIRED
Cation arriring at Petersburg
FROM PORT LAR.47Mri,
Expedition Against the Indians
NE ,, Tom:, August Richmond pat—
tura contain n few items of interest. A meet.
Ina. was i.e.:it en Set :day night In diehuaond, at
wt. lit:taut Ilarrla and others delivered ad•
dr et.S.ca The mei:loom of the Richmond press
told a meeting on Saturday to amaze, for the
reception of Par..ident Johnson, who Is ezitect•
cal to erriVe in that city. AR the railroads of
the State are goon ahuad as fail e;teed.
every effort Is belriz pnt forth, not only to re
store Clem to their former coalition, trn to Im
•
prove them In varlons swe, -
A Petersburg paper says 'hat cotton stilt e on
llntleet to poor In the city eI.CI dolls ready ms r
'het. Besides the wagons with which every day
the streets are filled, every trhin on the Southern
road cont. In heavily freighted.
New Sous, Ant - past 22.—The izerrax Wash
ington aptocial sap: Brigadier General Stagg . ,
writing officially front Fort Laramie, on Autp-tt
aaya: General Conner started tire days
earlier upon an expedition acelnst the Indians
located ou Powder and Wind rivers, intemitng in
the conree of his movements, to ettabli4h md-
Itary re'ets throughout that sctetion of the tone
try. 'I lit expedition attaches to itself additional
importance, from the fact that a section of ter
ritt ry will thus be penetreted which hen rm. - ,
been explored, the Indians hating ten sett - m<:s'
oppoteel the approach of tha wLitre whenever
the latter endeavored to ascertain the extent
and rtehness of the Bold deposits which are
known to exist to that region.
Some specimens of gold which have been ob
taimtd from half breeds and diggers., are indica
ted as beim: , very rich and surpass the produr
tit nof any lead yet dii , covcrecl. The same wel
ter sterns that there are lie friendly Indians to
bu 1, nod In the tribes of that e. - .d ha-.
barities are committed by them revolting beyond
expression.
LATE FROM SAN DM ING
spai , i and Ihr Dominican Coirracuru
REPUBLIC OF HAYTI ADVICE
THE ATLANTF; CABLE
Opinion of the London " rimaa
New lons, August 22. —The Lhraid says
Later St. Dc mingo advices give further partleu
Jars of the matter heretofore mentloued regard
lug the lame raised by General Gandoza, enn
mat dor of the Spanish troops, with the Domini
can Government, apparently, only for the pur
pose of Lasing a pretext to maintain a foothold
with his forces in the Republic.
TLa Spanish courts In May last, decreed that
the attempts of Spain to subJuzate San Domia
-121, should be abandoned, and that the Islan 1
iti,uld be immediately evacuated by their mili
tary forces. The clacuallou soon after cam
ri.enced, but has since dragged along so slowly
that It is not yet Dearly completed.
It appears that Gen. Gar.dovidoes not intend
It shall be, Since he Insists on the insertion In
e treaty of peace of a clause by which the
Domlalcian Government shall admit that the to.
ya.,,in was only undertaken at the earnest desire
at a majority of the people, and that It la given
up volindorily by the Spaniards, because they
have cow ascertained that the people: prefer
their Independence to Spanish rule. In opposi
tion to the location of this clause, the Domini
clan Government is firm, ant/ Gandoza declares
that therefore war mast be rellinned•
Advices from the Republic of Hayti to the
05th alt„ report that the rebels still held the
town of Cape liaytion, and were Likely to hold
It for a considerable time longer, notwithstand
ing that the besieging National troop, kept up
a continual cannonade on them. Although the
port is blockaded by two sterimara, provisions
for the bmileged were being run in.
The London Taws, speaking of the Atlantic
Cable, says No commercial misadventure of
monern times, bee ever received more wide
speculations and deep -regret than this almost
national disaster. It believes the directors are
about to take elaps to immt?dlatel7 replace the
Cable that hag - been lost.
The runes further remarks that it would
be strange, if, after all, the land should beat the
tea, and the Russians and Americans should
Complete the telegraphic wire from London to
New York by way of Liberia and Behrings
Straits, before the RICCCO3 of the cable. There
can be no gnestion as to the possibility of a land
line, but Englandluelbacs to the Atlantic route.
Roth dre only a question of time and money. In
the too pnibable,Ovent of the Great Eastern re
turning with a tale of disaster, we might imme
diately set about Improving our cable. It ap.
pears to be admitted that It Ia capable of. lin-
Prolletnent. •
•
Blluslastppl , tate Convention.
New Youtt,lingrtt .ffervirs Jack.
son, Albs., specLal of the 21st says: The Vl
lnwlng Constitutional Amendment has Jut
passed the Convention by a vote of ISO to 11:
'The Conetllntlon, of elavery 'having been do
atreyed in" the" Slate of liississlppi; "neither
Awry nor involuntary tervitadeetintrwite than
far punishment of cl i quy :whereof the party
.441 have been duly- convicted, shall-hereafter
exist in this State, and the .i..egialattue at its
ow, trod tbarea ft er ea public wekfare may =-
Taro shall prendety law protegion mid •
nemirgy of the persons arzi r oty of the freed-,
men af th e State, 'and "them and the .
State against any evil th at=Yogis° from their
sudden emancipation.
From Fortress Monroe.
-iinw YORK, kiniw_For
best Monroe artronmudent Time am- in—
Duli divalent' of tbe ftrttlteomlng epeedy,tctslof Jett
DaNe;tbllce• Adaltlcentl'restrictlonntare been
mtd° ,l l3l4( e=lecul tkeSoft. '.700
atopMinibe was asked If he
wcmld llke to see Telt and math "I do not WWI
tO leg kW Of ken MI MG mentioned even:,
Collection of the State Tax
Ci A,:11, , ~ ..'l4l . 11S 22, 1'3;76.
--
:-.55 I ha, ;. ,:. 1- fn-:n.l :tat the opinion
ore, ii:i6 to some 4.11, .•:. rimormt the bankers and
CGIMEED SCH.DCLE, IN THE STATE
t., , h , ,.r, of :oar dry . r, • • t
..s.t Ito. lo• trt•s tort or - ca, ,
third et•ct.on ••f ih- A.. ~f Ms re- h ti, I 'e;
.----
rt•trit... t . . ,. •t•ott + t•• d••• - t-ott: dr.iV LI the
NE, erna, N. C., Atrgust 20.—The health of • •
171€ 1' ' '. .t -h 4 , j :ii mortica received t; . ) th,t. ror iota,
Yen leen continues good. There Is no pos.:Vile • , ~.1 do,. ,o,ierceo.... th e r e ~,i,,o t ~, sie...., ua
danger of the re.appearauce of the yellow ft v...!:-. thel the Act it . t 4.,:ie ...o. t -...; I , u. 1,,i, a, „,, r i,,,
a Islch ePited this city last season. 0:.1:n or,' eett : e2. :: „. ' e i t ' t ' s
re " f ' em '",
.. i i e t e 7 a
r rl l
bock
crud,
'urn'''.
l' '
c'
'lin": "re
f ''' . 1- ' l7 doll ars per thou- ni e' l ce a'.l::,c t s ' ert r ohrour.:y or i.: go.tv a i ssaiesed - or
crud, unix ltListuntiing that heavy timinsr land collected. nr unjustly a.tsesse.l or en.
can to purchased for nee and ten dollars per acre oestlye fu amount, arid toorefore that It will not
on the river honk, a taw mit es below this city. he in the pout, 61 the Commissioner of I , ..ternal
'1 he demand for bonnet Is great, and rents are it„,,,„ ir, p a y had/ at the time taxes which
so blob that ordinary hous, on the chnsicees 1 may;tie held by the Supreme C Olin to hare been
streets, pay fur themselre, nearly twitlee tim Or i liiega.iy assess.] and co leeted. A ['lief
, •
a year.
The Thhaiir's Richmond correspondent rat.:
William Allen, of Surry county, owner of over
11..0.0410 acres of lane, nod formerly mower of
1200 Fluter, had his property released from net.
cure, notwithstandlnghe held a CnininlaAlon in
'he rebel service as lvfejor. The sheriffs of va•
Arun counties are, an eons us 'lll3l:Jed, directed
to at once proceed Lo the collection of the State
tax of twenty cents on the collar.
Very few of the citizens will be able, before
next tall, to meet their demand. What crops
nits being gathered, will he husbands(' for the
coming Cringe?, only . ,iloposi eg of ouch Titan tl
Live or Will relieve some needed necessities.
The United Sates Revenue Collectors hevc ae
;et green their attention only to cities. it In
thought they will not extend their 4ntles be•
yond these limits argil the coming spring.
The colored et:Mired le all parts of the State,
miming looaltrid iPstelets of 100 or 503,
preparatory 1.6 the establiblaing of a complete
eehvol system. The Freedmen's Aid, Society of
New York. bane volunteered to furnish a thou
sand teachers, and with the opening of the
bowfin, et:pea:lon among the negroes will have a I
lit sh and healthy' impetus.
NATTERS AT NASHVILLE,
ebel Gen. Wheeler Badly :','hipr•ed.
RIOT LT A GERMAN PIC-NIC
Anrust 22.—Ex.t General
NS heeler was badly beaten today by Col. Illack•
burn and (apt. claim, In consequence of a Carta
made dnrlrg the war by Wheeler, that ho tyould
1;11! Bltch bum if be ever took him prisoner, that
he was "a d---d home-made Yankee."
Wht - eler was is bed when attached, and was
covertly beaten.
Considerable ot a riot oreurrnd at a German
Tnrner plcr!e on. Sunday afternoon, resulting'
Is wont - Idle & L. totenant /lardy and Lent.
TOCMELI. Of the Ittk U. S. Infantry. The
Euards were unable to quell the disturbance till
reinforced by thren companies of eJtor.tl 11":•
diet, WC?, fra , tly need. (la ,te a
u,4. rp.•-uuawere u.,lnred. A !Intl,
let tb^ r I rwitn,lt., were arrested an to
the military prim e.
C.Zinra Wirz
•
New dark , August 22. —The Wee Weah
lngton ehr , tsi sayer Captain Wirz is a very
mar. moolt live frret Fix Inches high, forty or
forty-live tars or age, dark skin, whttkors and
mustache, end wtight about ono hundred nod
thirty-five pound.. lI wan Luttrell in a black
rnd y. at, dark brown pante, white thin nr.d
; wire a tin: bat. During the reading of the
I charges and specifications, he cat with hta
I em tee d, ht, band to hie face, and would Ire.
fluently talk with his ootaiseL
I The Rlchmond Rrynctdie Fay, For a short
time in Ihl2, Wlrz, after returning from a re
cent misnon for thu Confederate gouerameat to
Europe, was placed by General Winder in charge
of the Libby, and subrcA neatly was
made Provost Manilla! of Winchester.
In neither position did he, to our knowledge, at
tract the re:tientar attention of the publie. Hr
was generally accounted a rough, unbred
but quite a fear nf a 'majority of Wader's far a - Those were days of menial raw in Rich.
mond whoa Captain lieorge. CVashington Ater
:miter, GI 8L11 111, 1111#10.110130-of the taggell, won
among an. When Wire left this uteluity, we lost
Fight of him entirely tietn the close of the war.
when it turned ant that he had boon la command
at And:rug:v:lle. We in Virginia, tallow as lit
tle during the war as the - people of the North,
except that urn learned from the report of Coto
nil Thum. P. Turner, who was Feat hither V
tr., vett t': •: ;as:, :Lot it war a mart 1n.:1n:a1...1A
neighbor - hand. and that Cot aceotern,dall.len of
the prisoners was abominable. Tints report of
Col. Turner, In which 42 recommends the re,
mount of the prisoners to Macon, was seat to
the War Department In May, Pull, and wee
newer heard of afterwards.
Stock sled Money Mutters. •
NEW Pars, Angust dd.—The demand for
money is unusually light. private bankers hold
large abate s which they are offering at eta
per cent. Applications for loans, however, are
generally met with a demand for seven par cent.
The payment of the August dividend upon the
eater has Lauded to Improve the supply-of
currency, IhecedniLs are gala., the supply of
bills to not large, and reed 11911103 are taken at
747., per cent; other grades at 9@1.0 per cent.
The Government if supposed to he r.cilhm, gold
this nicrning, and the price is consnmeutty
easier. Speculative operations appear to have
received n rh. eh from the late decal >pateuts,
and the transactions are at present elielly of a
nymiar character.
- .
There Is rather more speculative movement in
the stociLynarket, accompanied by leas strength
In pricer. 'There la more disposition to put out
shorts, and especially In Eric, Evading, and
Cleveland and Pittarrargh. The I naide puhlie
keep aloof from the market, r. Idertng the
game of spc-eulatlon rather a tame fair fur the
brokers. The Miscellancons List is very dull,
bat prices arc faiths maintained. G rvernments
are active; old tire twenties are very scarce,
and the limited demand for export cannot
be supplied except at an advacce. State
Ponds more quiet and Ural. There woo some
weakness In the gold market to-nay, caused by a
report that the Government was selling gold.
The money market was easier to-day. Capital
was offered brokers at six per cent, on calls
%lama Gale at Savannah—Trudo Impro
tins Sine, August 22.—The Savannah Beraici
of the 171.1) Lust— states that a violent gale oc
curred there, and lightning striking is oae or
Iwo places and the rain flooding the stroete,
,Qe. Stoddard block on the north side of the
lay, ,o cold to have been In the track of the
Nevi. se part of the gale. A large portion of
the rooting, with the rafters and sheathing of
the north-east gable of the bedding, and a con
siderable portion of the cornice was blows off
and thrown to the opposite aide of Bay etraet
at the corner of Drayton street. Throughout
the city the shade trove, fences. etc., were dam
aged- more or less. many nicer were blow❑
down, and the streets after the storm were strewn
With fallen limbs.
Trade at Savannah was Improving. Commu
nications with the interior are being rapidly
restored, end produce Is coming down the river.
the only drawback being the low water, which
impedes navigation.
Letter from Maier General Hitchcock on
the Exchange of Prhwuers.
WdSTIINGTON, August M.—Urger General
Hitchcock has published a letter on the subject of
the exchange of prisoners, the canto of the sus
pension the lubwnenity of the rebel government,
and supports the policy of Secretary !Mikan.
General H, in thisietter says :
"Aelongas the cartel for the exchange of
prison:re was respected in the South, It was
faithfully übserved by our goVernmEnat. and
there was no reason to doubt Its faithful execu
tion by the government until the end of the war,
unless properly revoked by competent authority,
if the rpbel authorities had not distinctly viola
ted ita , terms under circumstances, indeed, of
great aggravation."
General H. •.addtt " The day mutt come,
when every trinAtterlean will be proud of the
reflection that tho Government woe strong
enough to crash the rebellion without the
small - au element of RS humanity or its dignity."
O. Davis Trial—Lotter (tom one of his
Col:lnset
Amami, August 23:—Mr. Gillett, conned for
Jeff. flails, In a note to the Albany Argus
Mr. Davie heti no morebtformatlan concerning hie
trial than others have. In a letter from Mr.
Davis, dated the 15:h teat.; to Mr. Gillett, be
wept "I am, - Ignorant of the charges
me, the es:Metro( thorn and the tribunal
beforoVhlch lam to answer. Your tette:4am,
ma thii Brat -notice of the Weshlegtga• Indict
ment:,
Mr. parts requests Mr- Gillett to AIM ,
ACO4-
, arena! , with Ur, Cheries O'ConnerO'Connor, ; ,etha r
'entiastl eo that they may arrange for the trial,.
Oat p may be tennght on with as tittle delay
as the,aatars and latce of the case will
parad e ,
A direct application to thetamper department
miring to be informed, it mot -, lmptopir;
where andbeforiwiat tribtutilldr. Davis is to
be tried, remak' tmanswarel. - as Is
suppoied, the matter his.boen actually
nalwaby the PrraLlent, - •
vet ortha• city. tor HaltiMare.
Vizir, kat 2 3.—T6i'ateamar City of
Baltimore arrived this mornlag. News staid-
YrrL
noutv. iected. A ['lief exami
nation and,cornparison of the two sections re
ferred to, hill show tiro app: eheusion to I,
without Foundation. The act of March 3d, 18G5.
it an amendatory:act, and repeals only such
provisions of the former enactmen ;a
CP are Inconsistent with the admendinenta of
Section lb, to require dolly a deposit of all col.
lections by each collector, and Is not inconsis
tent with the provision authorizing the refand
ing of taxes Illegally. or in any manner Im
properly collected. The authority conferred
upon the commissioner the right to refund such
tares, by drawing his draft upon the collector
of the Internal Revenue, is Inconsistent
with the provision acquiring collections
to deposit ail collections in the Treasury. It be.
came necessary, therefore, not to refuse repnr•
merit in Koh caste, 1 , 121 to enhstittge another
mode, and taxes collected erroce. , uily are now
reftmcle4l with as winch promptness an before
the netof Starch 3d. 1 . .33, troth effect. Tae
same seetl , n, whir h toe commis
stoner to draw against moneys in the hands
of eollector,+, authotir.,l the Secretary of the
Treasury to prescribe regulation under whic h
taxes errobeonsly collected ,uld l,e refund e ,
and these regulations hare been charted to men:,
tan r.qui rein entb of the amended tea - .
The lbw ndnsioner is now required to maze
opi llesiloi. from time to time ,to the Secretory
et , sary turns placed to his credit
with the AF , istant Treasurer at New York. np.nt
which he d•awe in like manner as if the money
were in the hands of the collector.
it s ill be Fern, therefore, that neither the
to pay. nor the fecility with which such
payo. ems may be made to tax payers, Lace
been impaired in the slightest degree, by the
oterallon of the act of March:ld
Very Respectfully,
Wm. OtrreN, Commander
Internal Revenue Decision—Appointments
t 3 the President—Late state Coonisn
non at Alexandria—Captain Wire:.
En' YORK, Angtst 22.—Thc Commissioner
of lett ri.al IL venue to-toy, mad, the following
decisions: That Ve21408 ere not regarded as
merrhangize within the 171 , :t17147 of erotica im
of the act iit June ii(nti, IS(14. and the tax of
one-r]gllth tif one per ecnturu I - upsed by said
season upon sales of merchandise is not tat to
br ast.essid on the sale of vessel ln s.
r.igard to dividunos, tee Commissioner itas
r. udcled the following decision is held no
this t Ilics that ail div.dends deL,ared or any u.
the inst.:M.lots 111C111.1o1/(41 as o scion 120
Eloise Law, b:nou the de t day or .1u y boil, are
anhjiiiii. to a ins Of Ito per ,eLtn:3l, Whoa the
pr. 111, such divide:As neer,
were
Th. Pr Fr id, t has appointed Jolla K. Gond-
States Attorney for the Distsmit of
Louisiana, and John L. Wilitainson, Attorney
for the Western District of Tenues3ea
The Sinn:Convention which asseinhisid at Al
t landria some months ago, adopted -the proposed
anti slavery amendment to the Constitution or
the lldtrd States. It appears however, from
newspaper artic cc and other Indications, that
there is a total ignorance on that subject in the
vicinity of Richmond, else thorn wou'd not ha
such an vainest advocacy of the convention,
to do whet has already boon done,
As Gov. Mt :Tont and the LegNatarc which as.
sembled at Alexandria, ere ticoognia.A by the.
leading men of Cirrinis as legal, it sort 'lose
much c...autni at bore, that they should Ignore
the State Convention winch assomoled then na
iler Ca • smun executive authority.
There teems to be no doubt that the charm
nrd Bpf iOn against Capt. Wim, troll belle'
mended hy the prosecution, in several Impor
tant partienlars. His connect will take Issue,
that this cannot be done, the prisoner haviag
already pleaded not guilty to the charge on
arraignment yesterday.
Whipping of Negrurs
Now Yonn., August. 22.—The Wilmington
lit rod of the 15th, contains an of comma.
Ilk/la= from Major WLean, of Fayetteville, In
which he states that instead of two negross he-
Inz tied op and publicly nitiliip.ra In Favette•
vole, that line negro after being vied and coti
clot d of iarr-ny, was whipped rimordiaz to the
err 1 laws of the Stat...
to that the state:us:sant:am-rows being n htp.
d and left tied until a storm prostrated tue
trees, if false. This report otizinaled from the
tact that the miiitary crewed two sheep stealng
nemoes to be tied by their thumbs to lamp post.
for two !inure, as a punishment for their offence.
The _Major knows of no canes of C 2 uelty to lie—
ge C. o:n hyr Ly er cilia', or the civil authorities_
W. liar dle, sheriff of Cumberland county.
state: that the report that he publicly whipped
two tinsiti.or at Fayettesdile, is
The Destitution In the South
•
WA , IIII,TP:I, AIIRMII 22. —The Claroniri e of
th 4 mornirg says: Fonn an °Mein! who has
just retrartcd from a brief trio through some of
the Southern States, where he weal on official
buslce.ss, we hare full confirmation of the re•
;or which have recently coma from 111.'5.) IC,
calities of the utter destitotlou of the South,
and of the desire of the people at large to submit
chee - fally to the Government of tile United
States.
The C7rorri4rs adds : Fro-n seecrents It ap
pears that If a fair expression of the pribric opin•
lon can be obtained at the coming election Ir the
South, , there will be but little difficulty In
work of reortrania.ation,
Forger Arre.ted
NEW Your:, Angust 22.—George Gladwin,
aged twenty nine yearn, and a native of Connec•
thm, was wrested to—day, charged with forgtng
an endorsement on a stolen draft on Trowbridge
et, Sone, of New Ilaven, for three thousand Woe
hundred dollars, and payibg for some Jewelry
therewith, and receiving the balache to cash.
He also, by forging the name of Aaron Smith,
&Mined pritecestrin of over 0900 000 In bends
of the Fort Wayne Railroad. at the Saint Nicho
las hotel, and decamped. Tee arrmt took olace
In New Haven and the boode were recovered.
Ttte
Dirnster on the Housatonic Railroad
—Verdict of the Coroner's Jury.
New romk, August 22.—A Bridgeport, Con
necticut, dispatch says that the Coroner's Jury
on the bodies of the eleven pelts cns killed on the
Housatonic railroad, on the 12. h inst., have ren•
dcred a verdict that the disaster was conned by
culpable negligence and the absence of proper
caution on the part of the President, Superb--
dent and other employees of the road.
Fortress Mouroe Matters—Pursuit at a Sto-
feu liteamer
FOIITESS Monnoz, August 21.—Last evening
Major General Mika received information that
rho steamer Staten, said to have been the
Staten, from New York, about four weeks since,
teas seen yesterday passing Into Watehapreague
Inlet. General bilks conaeouently dispatched
a detachment of about mirky men In charge of
Lieut. Bowman, of the 3d Pennsylvania artu.
'cry, to go to search of the steamer. They left
here at eleven o'clock last evening on the
steamer Blackbird, and have not returned up to
this hour, live o'clock p. m.
The Forger Gallagher
WASIIITIOTCW, August 22.—Luther C. Gal
lagher, who_wan waned In New York, charged
with forging orders for commutation, of rations
of soldiers who bad been confined in the rebel
prisonsrs to the amount of $B,OOO, was brought
before: United States Commissioner Hallett
to-day{ and waiving an examination, was held
in 515,000 ball for trial.
• The Fire In New York. •
New roan, August n.—The fins In Water
and Routh etreete, yesterday Y. M. destroyed
Hicks' bonded warehouse, a very large nix story
building containing over half a million donate
worth of tea and coffee. Four firemen wer;
badly injured by a failing wall. The tea and
coffee was mainly. awned by Bennett. Sturges &
o . l e,anderze.plinelpally Insured.
ItaUroad Aeehtent.
, ,
Oilcan°, August 22. The oleht OrPress tralu
frog Iplya, Ott the D. & ' Tana° tallish of the
Northlreatern Ralbeeid, ran tato a =avert srbleh
bad been seabed sway by the storm but eight.
The ,obeineer, fireman, an sprats massager
'sea bt a passenger were Mlle% and throopasssa
gas lopirolohongh not .danmysly.
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_ ,
; !eldtentlary Wails Shea' .ssisess47ed.
'it ns Toss, Ammust s 22.—At setpllal•glair
areslat - it' aris ,Neta tut , to the wash at'.
Ischedialbelealteatsay cia Blackitellviailsad,)
whlcli,resalted bits .mumble • deozactlon. • It •
Is reported that a casabas of wleoaess seesped‘
/ate
liidiin - Ott.tle Toledo and ,
now Yost, Amu 21.—Eight handed lie; ,
borers went suit west to-day, to work to the ex
calm Otto Telorlo ant Wabash R matron&
CITY AND SIIIIITILIN
Vatiott.l Atuusewer.t,.
Th,re Is a lame etas; of yonnd moo in this
as well other whose daily srocatlor.s as
tradesmee, clerks Auld salesmen keep ,h.ths coo—
etanCy eon:land to their bueiriess,
them to an atmeqbere wbine, sweeping turough
crowded streets and untidy alleys, coin, laden
with noxious vapors and the aroma eta hundred
varieties of merchandise. These t seltlons, gen
erally considered by robust young countrymen
as roast desirable, ineiduounly attack the WaT
ue n( those who occupy them. Day after day,
year after year, they resign their daily tasks, fa
t'eneil and exhausted in lath; and bodc, aid a
I-eel period of experience leaves its mark In the
I pallid check, the soft hand, the wasted muscle,
and the fastidious appetite. The best years of
Lie are thus wasted in acquiring skill to busi
bleb. at the capensc of health, Vigo: and manly
Prow eon, tied entailing on the tradesman the
reii h, -d life of an Invalid. In the evening he
puha: s Steks recreation and relaxation from
the tatigaes .t the day, end toe tot of his mon
otous life, in a - ass which instead of Invigorating
his tired energies bring about the opposite effect.
The vices and temptations of gambling houses
and drinking shops dazzle and glitter before his
eyes, and lure him with their blandishments:
lie gives himself up to the convivivlal enjoy ,
merits, whose effects ate still more enervating
and destructive of the vital towers.
Active phYsical exertion is what sae-ti
ed by persons of sedentary habits eau si....atia
lion, as a countercheck against the constant
strain upon the mental faculties: something that
viii give powers of endutauce t something that
will call into exercise the muscles that have been
kept in a state ol relaxation so long that they
have lost much of their power of tension; Rome
ihiric thin will accelerate the currents of the
lied nod induce a Intl and vigurvus,tuhslation
of the :sue;. Athletic exerelves con , tltritc, in
our snarls tno amst rations!
amusements. There is no lack ot healthre I
gam, and stsort: which might t,
etve to this cud. The ha, already re, I
ceired some practical attnutuan in this cit.,
We have two gymnastic associa:loos, which ore
well adapted to the ramose, a number of j
haee bail clubs, hoar clubs and cricketelnba, tot
still not so ninny as should be organized for ;the
benefit of our young men. Lot new organiza-
Wine of these healthful and Invigorating in.
stltullons be effected. and - let oar young actin
take an active interest In them, They will them
with the diintfhty Thane of Tawdee, he ready
to exclaim. "lbiow phyelc Is the dogs."
A % ifc—Beater Again to Trouble.
We mentioned some days ago the arrest of a
hard customer named John Riley , acmg at
Snaky's ecalworks, a few miles up Aswan!!
Run, cherged with assault and battery on oath
of his wife. Jonn a something of a Tartar
when In the hands of a pel:^emau, and it rotuirm,
some physical suasien to ludirce him to came
along. Ou a heat - hg he was SOW to Jail for
trial at mart. In the meantime Ms enterprising
crease: bad hem relieved from durance vile by a
very irLtnlous toe - hod. fie represcutec to Mrs.
thnt her bubband was pining array to a
ze.bw in his ieuely cell, and would certainly
ebr file i,ff his mortal eoll If not released. The
wife. who, by the way, enema to he equally as
quarreirutne and conihatible as the trisband,
u as nnVetthedeAS moved to compassion, nod con.
s..l,ted to withdraw the snit, and John was :u
-nused, perhaps a little improved in physicci
condition by the prison diet.
. . .
It teems, however, that Mrs. Riley has been
piper r filleted by John's bad treatment. She
has appeared at the Mayor's oilire several times
since to have him arrested, preferring snits of
surtiy and assault and battery, hui. he has never
fiche at home when the officer called to see him.
Officer Metzner accidentally met him on Fiftu
street yesterday, and took him to the I - ck-up.
The Mayor committed hlm for -a hearing on
Monday. From .I,dites representatlons it would
seem that Sire. Miry is a veritable termagant.
He bears au telly cut as his face to proof of his
assi.rtMn, and a day or two since instittned suit
agalbst her on a similar charge.
A Timely Warning.
The President of the Comiclie of Steubenville
publishes a card In which he inquires whethei,
his constituents have noticed the fact of the ex
istence of the most malignant of all pestiiances
in the countries, first In Asia, thence to Egypt
and rapiely moving to Spain. Ile says further:
"We now hem of it in Manchester, England,
which is but a few days :revel fro.n our own
shores. We bare a Board of Health, and ordi
nances of Cato:ells that are fall and ample. Our
streets, alleys. bait yards, and low places where
venter staguat es, should all be examined and
elearod. There is no precaution that should be
left 'undone. Let none be frightened, but each
one think of these suggestions and attend to
Item. If rune neighbor will not, go and make
complaint to the Mayor or Hoard or Health; do
not ntnnd on the street earners and wonkier why
the City Council do not do Chill or that. They
have passed the ordinances; If you know of vin.
lotions 'tin your duty to make complaint before
the author:ties." The President of the Steuben
ville Councils has spoken to the point, and his
remarks way well be applied to our own city.
In the sanitary condition of which three Is much
rove for Improvement.
Disorderly Conduct.
A earty of the "Madlark" fraternity, a few
evenir nines, entered a tavern kept by Mrs.
Hart in the Diamond, and while there conducted
themselves in a very disorderly manner. One
of them talked insultingly to Mrs. Hart, who, la
the absence of her eon, was compelled to leave
Coe seouedrel go unpunished, Oa Monday
evening the same party were rattle honskagaln,
when reeler; the mau who had Insulted her, she
seized a pop bottle and gave him, not the con
tents, but the weight of It several times over his
Lean, the eon meanwhile standing back to see
that the young man was well paxasned. Sae.
then called In a number of policemeo, who se
cured some of the party, but the castigated
Individual made his escape. Upon an examine
tibn of the party before the Mayor yesterday,
there was not sufficient evidence to hold them
on the charge, and the case was discharged.
Amusement!
Prrvant - non TIIEITEI.—The popular domes
tic drama of the "Ticket-of-Leave Ilea" nil
again be revived to—night et the old theater
The company will appear In full strength, and
the personations of the play will undoubtedly
e !lord a fair criterion of their abilities. We
Lave been favorably impressed with the merits
of the principal actors composing the company,
and anticipate an improvement on the rendition
of the piece over its rendering last seselon.
Orsite Housr..—The pleasing comedy of the
"Honey-Moon, or How to Role a Wife," will be
produced at the new theater to-night, with Mr.
Chapman as Duke AIIIBU and MiS3 Eberle as
Juliana. We bespeak for It a good reception
at the hands of theabile, Mile Augusta will
give one of her favorite dencee. The farce of
"A Kiss In the Dark" will conclude the enter—
telument.
Another neck Bllde--A large bulk dfToTtc
tumbled down from the precipice at Boyd's HUI,
yesterday morning, near the recent elide, cm
bedding a portion of the track of the Connell,-
vino Railroad. An avalanehe boa been Impend
ing for some time, sea considerable fissure wee
noticeable In the - rocks. Fortunately the slide
caused no personal Injury. The obstruction was
removed in a few hours,' and the trains were
running yesterday afternoon.
New Rall.road2--An Informal meeting of
the President and Directors of the Pittsburgh,
Marietta and Cincinnati . Railroad Company wu
held at the Central HOMO, in MCCOMMUSVine s
on Tuesday. The general interest and prospects
of the road were freely_ illscuirad, sea it tru,
conceded that it Is In a fair way to be pat on itt
fbeVagairi. The urn of 00,000 has been sub
scribed at Sharon towards its. completion, and
much more in other places, it Is said. .
nuper , . magaune—robn P. Rant, 59
Fifth Street. bat received earper'a Magazine for
SepteMber. Among thenumerous articles are:
A trip to BodirSioff and the Dead Sea of the
West (cauchuied); Love In a Hospital; Miss
Pink's first season: Sketches of Social - ate in
China with Illustrations; Street Education (Lein
In
Dickens. teresting), and our Mutual Friend, by Charles
- •
t 3 table geurmed,—.A. dm took place about.
tea o'clock Mat night in an old. frame building
tbnnerly occluded as aaboyrlfactony but lat
terly nand, by Mr. B buydarti, u a enable, Mtn
ite on the confer of Craig and 'Rebecca atroeta,
Allegheny. Thu buldlagtrais onirpattlally de
s:toyed: -Thalia la anpoostd to hat haat - the
work of tutinceighwy.
- CiiiGumbeit
day'altmtedtudnuaßnb b ken felltrer-for -tubbing -a'
scrawl of a watch and thaln at the Delmt
cote da -,
wet ti stm in. au:andel*. b( l 4 t 413 !4.
a alveantnce.,
; • ted.,..cntain. (4, g'Cloaluids
Ofibeivl.ssgi Pitittuag....,...mbh. 1 1°1 : a toll's. duttn. 47":14elltum
btelre*V24or 53 r • •7 • •
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Ponta', of the +turns Expma Co are .• W
rolM9, for
package of late Southern papera.
Masquerading In Petilmtats.
A resident of the Third ward whom we shall call
Tompkins, bearing a neighbor . declare very em
phatically that no man could disguise himself in
female cpparal without he could discover the
fraud, made a wager of a supper for a party
that a could be done. Without citing thanelgh
bor any In n of his intentions,Tompkina
la:crowed the "Sidra" from Mrs. T., and with
the aasistance of that lady In a short while com
pletely transmogrified himself. Re then called
on hi, neighbor, who, by the way in something
of a doctor, telling him that his sister was very
sick, and as ho had treated her successfully - on
a previous occasion, she desired him to visit her,
Our friend remained long enough to dlsensa
with the doctor a few every-7day toples,whou the
latter started on his mission of mercy. The
wife of the doctor observing his fanalliarlty trial
a strange woman called to him before he hid' \
proceeded far, and berated him as only ajealons .
1. lie cculd, od Lis repeated Infidelity. When
be returned from his call, however, having
found he had been taken M. he became exceed-.
ingly wroth, and called upon a policeman to take
him Mr. T. In.custody as a vagrant, who,- forget- -
tine his maimed anise, hauled off and planted
the "Rinergency" man a heavy blow, knocking
him down. Reinforcements arriving, the dla- •
cmatted Mr. F. was marched off in t,rinmplito
the tombs. ,
. .
While In the cell, an intimate friend took a
fancy to him, supposing him to be a feniire, and
offered to pay his fine, and get him out. Our •
friend slightly took him aback by addressing
him by name and telling him the only favor he
had to ask of himwas, ill% he would go to
Image and bring him I o its.L.P.L clothes, .0 that
he could get rid of his woman'eery. Ur.
T. deceived one or two other acquaintal•s be
fore his masencrade bad been so Incontinently,
checked. On being arraigned before the.bfayor
yesterday morning, and explaining that he was
only carrying out a practical joke. be was die
charred. The doctor ark: owl •fig.es that he was
beaten, we learn, and the tupp.ir will come of
to.morrow night.
I:EESE.—At iluthion, Ohio, on Tneaday morn—
ing. 1.11.7 I E GRACE, youngoet chlkl of Abram
add noes',
The funeral 1.111 leave the Cleveland and Pttt..
burgh Railroad lbTot on arrival of the 4 olelock
tble afterno a. Tie Lienda of the tangly
are invited to attend.
Pittabargh, A ug.2.3, 1233.
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