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VOLUME IXXVIII--NO. 215
I the VittolllVlClSeitt.
TRAVELERS' (11:111:1E,.
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taXi ;NOTICES.
.7!Vt'Xiitanitot •Asscidation. • !: •
intetlOt of the btqAthied Auselatton'en&l34 .
;leeld at the Board °Meade Room*, on 'l'h:tie - a:ay,
p pe 2 4l4lsst; q. .o . cißtk A ilkilttelidAileo
f , all the Committees L earoettly regoetteeh 1
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POsiqbel.-Me l onl, - -PWeot Potatocs,c,--
Ald idal:ArairanY; °Outwit artikot at :138
iara 'best, below Smlthlield street.
/MUM r L. , : - FLEXING
tifiYhoso to Buy Them. - . ..
Fors i tiiiiitialiorieninlh•Oiktut or Sea Side
Ehateloicr to Rotes la , elTythatreet
Hem you will tad full 'audit:nen! sal In all
color ~:chirst*a soo wytetobtaaolt.
toad io r• I PP I V!.O, gP
claflocir
Win •tbs expression or a lady, upon examirdat
aossaAllatta Ja-Dall%liast.NotttaOya lace Car
talaaF itt nth , Alit; No:'lll'ilita..qtrost,
thlig in . Pousekeeplag a#1:slo of Dry Goads
atabatlngad at tow Mint.
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Marpetttai - -3ubblngf..6liora - 1;
flairlitzeturnai after an 'bun= of three yeara
athe anal, i have morantedlorshop for all sorts
. afjobblng Lathe mapenter,line. at the old goat
flngtollratituttareeaSzaithfLehtsoutatessy
alleril l tiliaellatted atelironO7t l TAtteflhAtia t
? -aVILIA4,* #9*:s3l - •
'Onnid.pwitatng, at 10 chiegk, atll be •obl et
led BeilthtleLl street
I reukteif 6aiiiiDie Fraet iot:taiiilisusit,Pic sax&
1 seitattatorradvottscratoLz Thli Is art talportent
; oPPottuciti to capitalists torgocoltivestioants:
r We Invite Attention
To the lisle or: lets adiert sed to, come off, at Ipiat
:".-..14be sty next Monday, the 28th that., The iota to
bosOld comprise a past of that beautiful and arm
!) trot preachy - formerly known as the Shakapeara
Ginttne, In ales* proximity to the depots of both
the . renhrstrarda Central an 1 the Street railroad.
You Clain Open Your' Lips,
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paces, without revealtog whether you use the
•Fesiseft*orodoet. Cr cot. ficsoconsion for words
Yourteetliend breath speak for on. The lustre
sad Piety" Imparted to the dental mu- Monty by
' exult peFrts:ll'll:sl4,and the ftegriume It gives to
the mouth, cazuot be entire& by the use of Silty
I ether article lumen:de to the human Wally -
Parry Itr.
Primileal Slate Itoote3 a, and OW= In American
• Slate, of cartons oolong. Otll%. at Alexander
L amrilltive., near the Water Works, Plttabargb,
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Pe. ResiCesee; No. 18 Pike street. Orders
Ipromptly etteided to: /awe* ,warreated water
1 - ploof. Repairing done st-the stoniest notise. No
chine for rr;pairs, -provided the roof is not
ahrteed afteillt is pot roc. .-
French Merinoes.
,% Ws** fist nPIP .edffielarVlS lot. Of Tama
kletincia ever offer:din this city'. They tramper
chased la Nevi Turk last week is the largest age
I of the klnd evainsade hi =erica. Weans selling
them' at lne bun half bet season's prices. Also
a veMfall and
G .eoronletneintli Pf RIW and
handsome Dress oods. hinds:ma roata f3pot,Do.
to Our domeetie Meek never Was so full
and outeplete. W 01 , ps/abaverUwill save thongs ,
by calling and nail:flit/4 an/ steak: — Remember
the .place:ent Actaiwthvast turner of Fourth and
e • Market ettiet. . ff. laiison , Love et Bea
'
Oar fraud,. Sr. 1,19 A? ~,,,, na yenneal
.treet, Allegheny , was la - the east when the
ateltonit hen gLe , attittlto - Inprinn4 and
the , otter rebel. (lexical Lee was re.
seliriati - sagl , iktog inieentalse ot . the plkato Pl . O.
111Cel . 1.444kaInciag 4 . o,_reaccroct tag ;mug
tol
-low.maaa'sery,-heavy Dturiusgei• ot the dwelt
ming and summer goods at ahoit onwhallot the
Old Velem - Some of the finest' eli - .tha cashmeres
Cad
*nand to
*eke, W 24 : 11 1 , 4
nand to tip to alter, im.inort nigies, In
West alyies e ana at .correspaglOw rates.
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l chola, itssoent ciftirrnlehleggooili andreadsa
Ageste elomegLorlil plink belound at eels elegant
ipmatatema6t/oFit.mgiliti4 trleads should Elva
;tektitts *ail its Victories.
Totten's?. or conver disease Ise grand 'Lenten.
mad. and aitstuely at ballet and tarmac tritl de.
'etroy,so surely will llostetter's Bitters preserve
and prgazg life.
'4: 11 is the most trying period of the yen. 'the
trainee( the strousest yield, more or less to the
coasts:dog temperature of zudsummer, Vigor
002 ell from every pore rho strength of man
pastes sway !utast:lth' rapor,Sild weaker wealth
becomes telexed and vervains. it was to meet
nch,eglecilftee that itostettee Bitten were
given fo society. IL Jto prevent the evil 5*11.1.1*
genres i f.as Iducts no trabrseed, depleted, drillits.
tett orgardiiitfon Ls liable. that they are reCOll.
at e n ded AA n Sununer Tonic for both sexes. cid
teree:dle„,-of - exhaustion every- day, who might ,
heveript - diath ` at " bay for years to coin, by an
pear atonal, resat to altis4Oteethil -gat Audits=
Irtgeteldealonischic4 _
Ntheuttb• aiftluiectme c tionflalrfails ' ernit
rcin . . 004 coisilnually. If thefr hande are rum-
Flartd thrir lideth.a.sifilitiell-ahmttadwortiiir as
lielgesalig.to the vital anenekes at 113q8S1/112
Butters:nits astsatirta-nostattlail aheard, - /11121
the wear andkest of Intdopo
tire!y uhrelritert to ifelniet oporsutro weather.
ZOlatetenetpaithetdi fat" n 4 ' 4l th 6
"1/IR4l.sic
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and renewe d . woe
restoratire
summtt IstridOrant It le indleyenath e to young
and Did. Seldediettedieta • a " f`r
The crattriela used 0n..110=1, the Great,.
• 7.11.
The ifiaiwils used ow board , the tired East=
emit' the attetepia to recover tiro Agentle
ble Illtatellbed by If* :Unzip as rte.:termed
anchors wbbrilikee sharply curved and tapering
loan oblique tactk-14a end.- Tho grefleteir
weighing- %tree hundred might, shackled land
crewed ton lengtli, of wire ins 4 =pail Of64Hk
there were flee on board, whoso breaking
grain We! Cidellald4lll at ice tormlwas broaght
vupp the .bowri. - - -- and 'thrown' over; ;and
wanued the sea - a prey
WA:Anne. - first thu bon sant !but ,
elowly:but .snon.tbo - lnovereent of 'descent'
creased go as tv isf great stress= tho plain=
up nrachinery, ',bleb 'was rendered orPablo,ta
4twerbrir the novel imminence wite(tniraFrant of
setrele , for Alm, fultiec 14delea arteliendetta
eeietas beneath. Leegtb dew after lengtborrer
ganroltbitogirkdram,ltlll the Irouttiet
-witlalrot fifernett if.Urtto ouch , Intirialfy aa to
conertriltrfArgifft:flPOlT.tfatinactilifier,
Into glands or steam. One ehozsand fathom!
Tiftettalnindredfathenat , ,,,Two thottnanrotk:
awns Ifundredi agebt—nictunting up until OM
IL: the strain was dinelniplehed, and at 2,500
. Weems, dr 15,000 feet. the trrePhil reached; the
'bet.' of the tigangc., i
Tne-IVutiingtoa ;Star denies that ifeeera
Aplede . tuteLludddi;:coontel fir Mts. Barrett.
baee taken thehoese 02 802.7240302,12 P 2040222:
of tbeit.frei: The fade ere that; haulm a dote
of 168S00 edurred brtormage od Pufprotrirti.
they erreir,:ed bne !Amnia/ in ;nage" avliits , .
ctustgl W44bi.- • ;
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VERY LA'T'EST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
O!EOATIONS OF FREEDMEN'S° BUHR.
Tho B ichmond Wlug in Favor of the
Comnitntional Amendment. -
THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Goverment Lands in Virginia,
"NEGROES ANXIOUS TO PURCHASE.
Rebel Generals Johnston and EwelL
TUN GERMAN SHOOTING FESTIVAL
Witch of a Basque Laden with Sugar
Speetal Dispitell'lOPitteltorgh.Oasette.
• - . ; AtVott 2 q:
The Inqtaitir`e isPealid says that the pardOn . of
so many wealthy rebels who regain possesaton
of !albeit estates, interferes va7 .metelt with
the, operatlonl or..ilie(FreadmenY 4rtition; as
most of. those - pardoned . _ owned. Plantation s
which bad been taken by Um' Barash. as (than-,
doped landor condstided, and - many or tbtin
hat beak divided into atenil arms and put
bivrithonfil ' Theca wtli - )iave
to be abandoped,txpleal tEo liwiert - Will allow
7the Fro:draw to remain, which to donbtfoL
The Richmond TrAig attaekithaTenoskanle
Union plattlyntx:in a Tong editorial, and again
urges': Tlightla .to ratify the Commltatic9al
amendoientas an-answer toll& platform,
Geneial Fitz Leek raised a crop of
Mean ttutidrodbushels or corn on his plantation
suipander r wlittfive 'white and two
- black hands: •
Wiry trial, wen adjourned became the
Eloyernmein was not ready to' proceed with It;
_but It ante be renewed and proceeded
!rlth. All rumors 'of thythandonnoent or the
' trial are tolforinded.
1 small ateamerinied jn.Neir York Bay as a
lighter, was stolen from there ti`iont a fort sight
ago, and suctioided to getting Sway to the estu
aries on the eastern ebore of Virginia, where the
secret abound, Oa Sunday General Miles, at
Fortress Monroe, having received news that she
was to Watelipmipas Inlet, took a detachment
of the 3d fonitsylvania Artillery and went in
Itearcitnf Ber; /14 *otieftrieu-ticierd front.
Fourteen hundred colored families in Virginia
hat's, applied kill:tit t'reedrnen'a. Bureau to buy
with ready morteY,•from the 'United States Gov—
triune:lh lauds in Virginia to cultivate.
The Freedmen% Bureinshaving , Lurie an or,
der pi - aiding iie j poes from •catiing: down
woods on the 'waters of the Chesapeake and East
ernphea;:, 6it eventing permission to cat upend
nse;pnistrate trFert_ort.eass4es where they live,
the L :mtatoownerrOhereursin, stopped negracur
from getting lay wool Wall. In c merpiencut,
Atelliirean,ls..oskirhalmed:owith -complaints
from neghttarthatthey canned get any Wired at
ell •
The rebel generals Joe. Johnston and Swell
are imßeitimore...
- The German Shooting Festival in Blitimore
on Triesday was well attended, delegations being
present frOm Itlenmond, Work
ington, Bonita, and New York. The shooting
was resparkOlygoid. ov. Swann and .Irayor
Chapman were present. '
.The. dohnsott has asked for ardon, and will
probably get it.
A bark laden with Eager went ashore on Bri
gantineßeach one Friday night, daring a severe
gale, and is a complete wreck. Seven peraans
were taken off safely. The carp will also be
saved.
Sorghum crops in this vlnelnlty will. give a
fair yield this season.
Another monitor, the Nensatt, has arrived at
New York from Boston, to Lay . up.
The talon Conventions all meet hero to-day
to nominate a ticket for the ensuing election.
THE, WIRZ TRIAL.
Reassembling of the Court.
PRISONER AGAIN ARRAIGNED
(barges and Specifications Read.
' ... WASIIINGTON, August 23.—The Win Com
mission wands morning. Col. Chapman . real
an order from the War Department dated yea
terdey, dlar,iring the former. Commission; but
arnAndng another consisting of the same Mem!
bens. Thee were again sworn today, and
Capt. Wire was again arraigned, when the
charges and specifications wan read. They are
In the mein knbasciticilly the saute as those be
fore presented. The alterations include tin:B%TM
leg on; of the names of flobt. Lee, du A. BA.
dmiand Lucas D. Northrup, as some of apse
with whom the prisoner Is mem! of combining
and coati:4ring to impair and injare the
health, and to destroy lives by subJectiag
to tortne, and great surfenng of large
numbers of. Federal. lationerstothe DAM-,
her of tun: thruttaini.'. soldleris ;
military service of the United States held as
Peitoners - al Anderromdle, ttc.i the charge of
murder retainiedjoin the epeeldcatlon in
clude the most c t. rt pontshuients and nets of
barbarity. Badge Hughes spoke of these pro.
ceedhip s In arraigning the prisoner on a new list
of charges dm., without giving counsel due
notice as extriordlnary, and naked thataddl
tippet time be glen to enable the prisonm• to
prepare for his defence. This was granted, and
the court adjourned till to morrow noon.
The counsel for,l9lm,•hrts - retired, conceiving
(tat +lry hove done all they could fur him under
lie circumetanm.
SEIVARD AGAIN AT 111 DIES.
Gets. Schofield and Heads in Washington
APPOINTMENT OF PENSION AGENT
-inw Um, August 23.—The Ile.'altr a special
says : Thu filecretary of Slaw, since lets return
from Cape May, hag dhoxised of all the tmslness
, :irldet: accumulated daring his absence, and is
atteedlowto the:tales of the Department as
'before the sad ocenrence, which for a time de
prived the ccronfijiit fib betakes: Mr health
-414 never better. The members of the family
arafallidOntit fr“ I
sihr General Schofield, Lilted States army,
Major General arriveil this clls to
;night and stops brillhud's.
aromaof the hotels ~ badlcate,thet!tha
of Souttleiners - b the say continue
atom thessosasse besensfore, thozreater partmf
thee' beton fromlirgtale.„
45.. W. Denmy terdroVrtveleed theappoint•
meat or P.7ustrei agent .l 4 Little . Bock. AN,
The P;esistent gib mornh:a greeted parttime
to Joseph Desiderata., of Tennessee. and P. •
'Dickinson; of Wilallagbn ' North Carob:is.
Steal flreEugtnis for Mexico,
NEir Your,Attatist - fiandiame
fin;ellfilnellnutit in in WS nitY, ander ordeal,
from the governmatit of kfaxlmlllat for'servle.O
in Ittaleo, were tested yesterday at tho masa.
facturers establishment, and worked In a man.
tel l * m l e o a ppolatdol dsemta
a u ndt hh me o
- and aU presoak; They.:olll shoal, be atappxl
forlifaziagthat -
her, Bobbery—Dlainonda and Sliver
"Motet':
,Tore Atzraat•• 23 ., -The •1311 var Won
Xtattradontotr. NV,Vooper on Mandanstrode
was: turgbulously robbed a few nights alum or .
dladamta worth slo.ooa and atlnp,ware• l 4 • tIW
'shwa I S.OO O Dank] &Wide. an old candor;
.addrWilllam,Colejaaa are,ender., 11 . , 7 1 5 4 , 4hP:
I:Fm 23.-4110 14 Li' nollll4llp.z
Tbo oar. corrcot Oen:mild for oristotosiripearo
to he o plane extent, broken down; - Boloo , of
gold Ytsitiitar, broke Abe - firmness. , %Isere 14 a
prospeettoat Ihotottoo tbipmentsmaysootrre•
ette4.. Ttul.quototloos tor.excluneci him alto
retj Aler t eadia4 aZ.v.{. - pratalams. This
loon& guottuotio mare at 1.43,t,4®1.44. -- •
to-aligtuil43l6^
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Wirz fitillfaittommtssion.
ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL.
drew Charges and Specification
WASTIMGTOti, August M.—The Wlrz Military
Commission met this morning at 1.1 o'clock, In
the Court of Claims room, at the Capitol.
Judge Hughes, counsel for the accused, mod
that u soon as the prisoner [Mould be brought
Into court he would submit a motion.
Major Gen. Wallace remarked that time
enough will be given for that purpose.
Judge Hughes—l will present it at the earliest
moment.
The prisoner, at this stage of the proceed
ings, was brought into court, In cuskaly of a
Military. guard.
Judge Advocate Chapman called the roll of
the memt cost all of whom answered to their
amis. - Renton read on order from ttm, ;Tor
Department, dated the 224 of August, InAmb,
stance that the Commission, which was to con
vene on the BUM inea.,ls by ;index orthe in fent of the. r ifted States disiolvai: 'He thin
read another order dated yesterday. convening .a
spetialOmsmisaionto'assernble to-day at eleven
o'clock for tee trial of Henry Wire, and each
other prbioneia Pa.may be brought before it.
Me detail of allure being the sane 'as that of
theprevlents one.
ida& A. A. Boma has on application of Col.
Chapman to-the pruner au thority, been appointed
Aeons:ant Judge Advocate. Col. Chapman asked
the prthoner wlctiler he had , any , objections to
to the members of the court. Mr. Peck, one of
'hemmed, tint that therewillkiOney'ernomilly
to the members. The Judge Advocates and the
offthial reporters were then sworn, promising, in
addition to en Impartial performance of their du
ty, that they would not improperly disclose the
secret prcceedings;:and sinter:the of the egad,_,
Judge Advocate Chapman, addressing e
"prisoner, said: Yoi-are changed nutter therbarne
of Henry Wire. Is thstyournanthi ' The pris
oner said it was.
Judge Advocate Chapman—The charges awl
specifications will now be read,
Mej. Gen. Wallace, the President of the court
—Let the prisoner stand up.
Capt. Wi's rose to his feet when the charges
and specificatloni wire read. They are Woman..
tlally the'Bettie asthma upon which he was ar
raigned on Monday. He la first Charged with
wilfully, maliciously and traitorously; and In aid
of this then.cxisting armed rebellion against the
'United Biota of America, on or before the Brat
day of March, 154, and on divers other days
between,' that ylay' and the tenth day of April.
1881, confederating and conspiring together
with Juba 11. Winder, It. B. Winder. Joseph
White, W. L Winder, 11. IL Stevenson and oth
ers unknown, to injure the health and destroy
the lives of sold ere -the military 'service, of
the United althea then held ma being prisoners.
of wax within the lines of the ac-called Oonfed
eyate Stated; and let the military punting theretif
te the ead That the; armiee of the Vatted Stela
might be weakenedand ten aired Voistkon of
thalami and customauf war, , The abort differs
from tithlormer diem& in this, namely, that
names of Itohent as: E. Bed op and
Lucas D. Northrup, are omitted: The apeettl
maione atte - fritudeenin number:
Judge,Advocate Chapman asked the prisoner
what answer he had. to make to' the charges.
•
• The prisoner gave no reply. -
Judge Eagles, of the counsel, said that these
'new charges and spredfleationa. or the fact that
any amendments or changes had boots • made is
lbw , ' heretofore pro-tented. reached him now foe
the-mat time. The counsel bad rehired ea of
note this morning from tiro :nice Advo
cate, which treirimid read, aeconspanint by a
copy suq be supposed, of sham charges. Tat,
note wee received at, eight o'clock or a Hale
sooner, this morning, addressed to the liras of
which hd was a member, viz: Hushes, Dzany
Peck, ihrted tke 24th of &lest, 18d3. The note
from Judge Advocate chapman is in subsumes'
ink fly as tallow,:
I lockets a copy of the charges and spectdes-
Lions with Erich changes as may be pnescoiled
tomorrow. It is proper to say now ghat CEnl✓
not be raid sooner, viz Toe court wiU assert •
ble tomorrow at eleven 'o'clock in the, court of
claims room, and I will, proceed, without delay,
with the case. The objections made by yoo,
In part to removed by tau orders of lAdElarroW.
There remains but two prints raised by van to
be settled; Mat, as to the - Juriulletion of the
cruit, and 'soundly, as lathe immunity of Capt.
Win, as claimed under the arttagemeot with
Noyes, and the capitulation as concluded tes
twern Joluaton and Sherman. These, I hope,
will be disposed of to morrow, or as scan es we
t Into the evidence.
Judge Hughes add the note was not dated
sestendiy, bp& to-day, this' being the 221.
Judge Ai:mucky Chapman sald tlaJ note was
written yes:erdnVbrit Itt33 wrongly dated In am
burry.
Judge Hughes eetd that ho saw by a morning
paper only, that the court war to meet to day,
sod that It wait try menanecident that he came
nen. The authorities were ample that. the
prisoner should have lima .to plead and
prepare for •datetce and to consult
contsela. and on the prisoners' behalf he asked
the Coninalationjo give him rafffelent time. The
prieoner. Witittitt any fault of his, would now ba
ender the necessity of employing new counsel,
as be, Judge Hughes. was inclined to think that
he had resdered all the professional services re--
gutted by Ma obligations. It was' not nro.s,..usy
for Lim td give the reascas for withdrawing from
the case, but this ought pot to prevent the court
from determining the question at giving further
wog,
Jed& Advocate Chapman did not object to
his tote slag. read as an official - paper. ad
placed thciAialeadmeata of the charges In the
hands of the counsel as soon as goaslble. - The
note was written at dark and sent by au old and
faithful orderly and 'delivered at the office,
which be supposed -the gentlemen occupied
during the day, but they may have been out at
the time. He had, nothing to say against a
proper coif ottnatnernt - to enable' the
prisoner prepare for Ids defense.
Ile should coeteledy,nart from Han,gentlentan
with regrets, yet he dirt not fulthareither him
self or the Courtongbt Soho Intimidated by the
threats of the donned. " It: there was any hard
lErlaraaao, be supposed that the Court would
Proceed ProPettlAnd }Car. He.proposed to
curtail no tight or cut off any priviledgs to
which the counsel are entitled: He left the
question of posipotiethent to the Court. •
Judge Hughes remarked that this was a new
court, but jest •brought into the cue. The
sours would not subject the prisoner to the els
advantamns of the re-organisation of the , court,
and duly him the benefits .which might result
front it. This court knew tuning of the other
and former chances. If he had sold anything
calculated to fr,tlaildate the alert or the Joigo
Advocates, he leas 21o: Alvaro - 61
had he bean to dlstosed, he would have had an
ada.cniilen in the continuance of the officers
[Trussing the court, and the put conduct of
these - gentlemen, that it would: be better they
bad been in the smoke of battle. Perhaps ho
would make a similar remark applicable to his
friend the Judge Ad vacate If he was aware that
the latter had eva been la battle, bit Le had not
beard of ft.
Mr. Peck, one of the counsel forth, &steno;
eumsted to the uturt that the recent - 44MM
wcreld below upon the Court an- entirely., pet'
daze of defence, and would necessarily lake up
mote time.
Judge Hnggce here took up his hat, and pla
cing a pile of law books midst his arm, walAt4
_onto( tato court room.
Mr. Peck resumieg, said sa the , prisoner had
°age bten alralgttc4 touTplYtirifPegieoPorat
Abe woo nbil'hitber 'hi art acquittal or
WM on the former. thaws. He bo
ttled that all the authorities, civil and military,
yere concluilva /la pOltit Etat If-not acquit,
red the prim= wider ale Circumstances was
'chatted to 481htsbeiteffro of iliatqnlital.
The president of the court inquired of Mr.
Peck wbethes. bb walliallliere in the relation
_oleo:meet. Mr. Peck replied.that tut bee not,
r The Preddent said the .ludge Advocate - was'
here as the younseiof the. defendant. Tho gen-
Ileitanand his associates bovine. withdrswn.l2
Advocate Chapman asl4 resPon,
allay cow attached to him of appea ring for
theprlsoter. be asked attitMorirnthent until to.
morrow, Me srasuctiontniodful Of tha rights of.
Melaka:ler.— Ile rcgrtitbol the retirinf *runnel.
'Judge hogher,,who had left on record tata..re•
motklkat bt mode no tllitolon id hint - slett
diet, tot being aware that km had been In bite -
Ibis he Merellrefar.ad
tilleisi mewl Medlin the - Wartelpirtment:' -
no Comm:ask% adjithaled ziti;t AP „o'clock ,
Poo. • !
. .
F.afgaf Eatabam ,
Now - Tons. /input. .a.—The bldlnly place of
,yeifeg Edward 'B. Ketchum stlifTemainial mya •
'ivy. The auffkrers by his opezatlona have not
let been ablate "Ray° acenfatel ,Y atlbAilmonlit
althelr leasei.- 4 of thend;'ll.t.l:itnirlertlfrit.
broker for Ketchum. Bon & Co., has as
'eertamed that bin lore will not exceed a million
0 4 a ha 14.1 11 04 - 0 . 090 of whtctt iro in toriod.
kola deck' a. - -
Tbe Herald onbliahes . a .nota from an annoy
meta writer, lay kg' youii ipEntelinds teconiwided
1 ;a thantron the Bloomingdale roil, and
to reveal the locality on the payment of
omiltable reward; - Li
Grand gtiouartrient.
,
Uxtca AI3ZUSt 23 —Thi s grand encampment
7 1 47 n feret4 to %report merging the two
.
dlttlow—nyes 47, Nays 9
. . .
PITTSBURGIL THURSDAY. AUGUST 2,4, 1865
ADVICE'S FROM EUROPE;
Arrival of the Steamer Persia
NOTIIIAG REID Olt TEE MIT EMT
Lord Lyons Amba sador Constantinople
THE RAVAGES OP THE CHOLERA
Austria-Prussia DtlitertPies Adjusted
Nrer Yon; linguist 23.—The sterner Persia,
from Liverpool, August 13, via Queenstown,
/tourist 18, arrived this morning. '
Nothing had been heard of the Great Eastern
or of her consorts, and id notatr_ new _regarding
the cable. The latest tests cease the; fault
at about 1,030 miles out.
The Time suggests that the machinery of tiie
Great Eastern may heve broken, and save It b
alms', impossible for the Sphyng and Terrible
to tow bee If a dlerieuer bus befallen her, it
would quite accounffor ber being over dila, and
And explain the absence of her consorts, 63 they
worlld,of course, lie by her.
Lord ?sons Is to coerced Bic Henry Bulwar as
~e mbassideir to Constantinople.'
The Tones editorially expatiates an the ad
vazdagea, If not necessity of the free trade poll
cY.boili la the Called Litotes - and Canada. The
Terra alaoshosor thatthe secant proposition of
the New . York Chamber of Commerce.. for the .
Amperial Government to guarantee Maid neu
trality of the North American colotiba Watt,
work very well till wanted, whanit would Udall
tidy break down.
The Emperor Napoleon has gone to Crap
Chalons. Bowe foreign, writers have invented
a rumor that Napoleon contemplates the an
nexation of Belgium to France after Leopold's
death, giving the Doke of Brabant the Moltam
betted of the Belgian crown; also giving
to Italy,- tho-Dannbian principalities to .ins.
trio, and the mnitones - M Nathan (Impair to
Frotala..
Tbe 'Bank of Fre.o4 Use Ulm million francs
cub daring the week. The Bourne was heavy.
The Boman, array is to be lac/lisp:A - Wee thou•
rand men.
The cholera centlaties Its ravages.
The negotlatioss hut Teen Spain and Rome,
en nceount of the reergettion of Italy. are satis—
factorily concluded. Bpale pm:Bites to protect
the Pope and the Interests of relhrlot Ia Spain.
Livneroot., August 19; a. m.—Brasdataria.- - -
The weather has been unsettled and a good deal
of rein bee fallen, Interfering with harvest ope
rations. Titan are also tome' reports current
that the potatoe' disease Is appearing in some
parts of the Wend. Under these circumstances
the corn market has been armer and the prices
or wheat and flour hive advanced.
. _
Wakefield, Nash & co:, and Richardson, Spence
& Co. report Sour tiros aTTAI@La. dearer. Thu
quotations are 22s 646254. Wheat in good de
mand. Prices yesterday were again B.lQtd,
'per cent. higher making the week's Improve,
meat about 6d; ;sinter red, Vs 11,1@9a 24; Chic*.
go, Balkh: 9a. Corn In' fair request at Wady
Priciat mined SOs 84 @Ms 64.
itrovirtcms—Bigland -.Wryer and (Ardor',
ißruce and Co.,.report' beef at full and advancing
Trines for food, but very. irregular for other de
seriptfana, 'WA is held for 2, Cl advance, the
market being cleared of all Idienew. bacon ad
vanced la more yesterday, maklbg the week's
Increase S(gas per hundred weight. Lard 1*
Wear at 76180.
The Produce Baker's Circular reports sugar
very greet and rather easier. Caine inactive;
Bio 62a63a. Rice Is very steady.
retroletim- Wish & Brandon report small
sales of Relined at 9.s 6i per gallon.: ' , "
Lcndon Jfarkrts.—Bating Bros. & Co. quote
English wheat 24 and forelgo 1(423 dearer per
quarter under the unfavorable weather, while
American 'ls guard 48('µ46s;-Red, 41.0441.
Flew, 2.2g275. Boger dull and 6.1 lower. Cof
fee quiet and 6d cheaper. Petroleum; 2s. t'd
Paid for Penna. ready kw deltvery. to arrive from
October to December. ;the qunatloh being lining
2s. 4d; Crude, 21.
Lion-pod, etrber'fay erreang.--COttOtl 11/le3 to
day eight thousand belts, Including twa (lOU
end baks to speculators Mid exporters. The
market Is quiet andunchau -, ed. Breadatulto are
arm. PrOVIAIOt6 wady. - Beef has an upward
ter.dency. Pork and bacon both are *drat:lcing.
Consols cloned at 821;6027,1'. For Arnercsa
Bterke the Lace:sales were Illinois Central rail
toad76. Eric 541.;c45..5. C. S. 5-20's 61E1467%.
Losoos, Aneu,t 13, via Quenssraws.—
Nethlng yet has been. heard tram the Great
Eastern.
Toe Vienna Tonsr says that the dlff.r.
cams between Austria- and Praula may be re
garded as ttdia.:A, and a complete understand •
ing has been arrived at on the principal paints
in dispute, and sallaNctory concession barn
been made to Pru.sla relative to the military
Tate emperor of Allaith and Kiur of
Prowls will meet at Dmaden to a day or two.
Amrdat basic
cksed drat, G. 92d. for teats.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Cause of the Failure.
OPIMONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
New roux. Aumest 23,-The Herald says
It bee received private information from Eng
land which awakens the suspicions that the
defects in the ante were the risult of rivalries
and Jealousy on Ihe part of come of the firms
who pot In their ,entrants for ha manufacture.
One of the firma r reral years ago employed a
mar to five aen I through the cable between
England end Bonen& b..ause they were Clisap.
pointed In °Walsh ig the contract.
The London Soo .aye • ft is the Telegraph
Constrection Ziabstenance Company, to
which all the good or evil hitherto done, IA to be
ascribed- This Company undermok the produc
tion and laying of the cable fee the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, Teething a large sum in
case of failure, and an enormous sem in the
event of success. The Great Endure was en.
agagettror the enterprise, her owners to receive
fifty thousand pounds if the attempt sue
ceeded and nothing If It failed. Hai the
attempt been auccessfel„ It is asaerted the Great
Eastern would have been et once purcnased by
dm Telegraph 'Conunruction and bialnumance
Company, and there were already plojccts for
fasten no less than all cables between Ireland
end America. Dr. Russell has two aeon with
him on board the Great Esstern,
The London Tires of the 7th says all the tests
are norridered by the electricians 'as showing
ccr elmistly tit: up to about 1200 tulles the II:1-
EI3IBIIM and eooductis Hy of the line was abco
luttl.C.pe. fret, and that with i n &row Miles beyOnd
II et Oletacce It is covered and lite at the bottom
Tea balm:tee of the eyhturt:l and
of Feb Lillie opinion points no OVerwhelmluly
to this absurd: us result, that It V now feared It
admits of no re asonatlo doubt.
enzec hope and almost believe that the chip
hue got bold of the cable and may beta It back
and repair the faun. Their reason for enter.
tainine this expectation Is that as yet no battery
currents have coon to laud at Valenti*. In almost
every ease where a submit - hie cable parts be-
Eat) the sea Its upper conductor protrudes be.
ill the broken gala welts end, and It comes
contact with the otnelde apical Iron wires.
The action of theist& water Instantly makes a
battery of hen Mid copper,' and . would transmit
abet might almost be frotetaken Or, wear sig
nals to the instromeet strefeleatie. Time are_
called battal7earrenta; end.osmo Of fhltut ha%
come.
La mcde, Abair .
battOYSlgnals .keetheitetsbasaiOr•Wetke- altar
the estde was gone, -foe they were sometimes so
dislact ;upon' the nebinantS *MAO to a
im
m St and dey afterdas Indeeed the belief that'.
this Mt, phateser Ises, he' heated Itself,
and that Tanaid: o s .were tending; but the 'eon-.
aslike' of the two cables, is so:widely different,
!Cate littls =end for ; hope ,ftom the ab.
pence of tbese:cerrep IS how,
Railroad Accident.
..Ntsw Angtiscß3.—The Paullion
iiptyi
that hut night evening train from New
London, ran over a cow three milea this aide of
Urn4f9rd, and the baggage, mall,, and that pls.
stager tan were thrown frtrertlier` track: - The
baggage car tamed itcomplots somersault down
sat embankmept and rolled over twice, and was
badly eMatilled. dilmeet 4111 the. employ:ma Of
'the toed, ten or , twelve in - number, were blared;
isomo serionsdp but' Send fatally. • One tassels
ger Was badly intent& Kstamial trate returned
tci this clejrvoith toe' sfoneded at 12 o'clock In
Ate •
lb* fame it is a listilftelitkitiiiid'h± the
ahlitent on tlm, *hare din e, last - night:* 43; P.
ilathpstelid, bead bruised and [antis cut; 0. H.
Ilicka, - Mamer flrprt*roanasengeri ; In ,OT - back
and iit - is feared he bar received antgaul id n.
100 baggage Mee*.: l ; MU:a
ly E. Dawson.' slightly' inbred in • the
loot leg; E. F. Strickland, cow/tutor, -hood'
'but end*llightly•bilidsedftrillata Brown waiter
boy 4 badly bruised, was taken up the deed bat
willillve; ThemairCabil4liraltesmals,itnee cat;
William Bishop, badly named. Many persona ,
,wenaln the baggage car. *hick. turned a com
plete eciumaleult 'down the-embankment.%
•I oil fsillicry.Destitoit# bryire
• + .
CIARELA.7II). Aug; 23.--Outhwete; Sebrtnier,
& C4OIQOII Atrium was burntil last Lis!
GUY.. PERIIT'S SENTIMEATS.
Arcounl of His interview with thr Preri;dent
REM GEN, EV/ELL SEEKING PARDON FOR 013 WIFE
PerAut Applications—Property Adjoin-
ing Itcrd'e Theatre
NEw• Soon, August 23.—The nue, Wosit-
Intton special toys: The sentiments of Govern
or Perry as exPreesed to Ids latest speielo at
Greenville, South Carolina. to the soma as he
expressed to the President when here, accompa
nied by the assuntar.e that a reform in the po
litical condition of Booth Carolina would be ac
complished eit an early day. He also expo :and
the same sentiments in public.
The rebel General Ewell was before the Presi
dent to day, seeking pardon far his wife who la
quite wealthy. Ewell did not orgethisown claim
for pardon, though Ms application Is on the.
Governor Petry giver the following account
at his interview with President Johnson
We were received very courteously and
remelt ed an boor or two with the
President. I told him that the people of
South Carolina accepted the terms of his procla
mation andlrere dlaposed to return to their
allegiance to the : Velar. That from barb:mimeo
the most rebellious State In the South he was
&addled booth Canolinta would. hencefortb be
.ene of the most loyal of the Setabern
States. That she would reform heret:isthmian,
abolish Slavery, give the election of Governor
and the Prdstdential election to thopeople arid
equalize , the representation of the Stale. I
gave It as my opinion that the disunion feeling.
of the South had originated In the Polishes.
,The President expressed binned gratified at the
ionise South Cerolloaves likelyto pnrstok- and
whir.b, Instead.tit-tlionifesting any.bittar.te re
vengeful spirit, evinced great kindness, solici
tude and magnanimity. The Whtsle delegation
was deeply Impressed with tau consistency, dig
lolly and ability otitis Excellency. — rile political
views entailed were those Of a pittbat and a
statesman. In regard to the relative powers of
the Stale and Federal Government Ids opinions
were Identical withpy own, so hoot expressed
I in South Carolina. Lie wan equally opposed to
• centralization and consolidation of powers in
Congress as ho was to the secession orthe
Bistro.
It must be left to the Legislature of
each State to decide.who shall be allowed to
vote in the State. Any attempt on the put of
Congress to control the elective franchise of the
State would be an Unwarrantable usurpation.
Re expressed an ardent wish to see the Constitu
tion of Booth Caution topoiarited by abolish
leg Parish reptaseuts.lon and equalizing the pa.
Neal power of the capper ;and. lower: country,
giving the election of Governor to the people,
and also the election otElectors of President
and Vice Prceldent 0a leaving toe President
he requested me to call and gee Mr. Seward.
We found Mr. Seward kind, cordial and grati
fied , st the Information we gave him Withre•
gird to the politica of Sloth Carolina. Before I
Illdbeeu to cation attorney General Splevi c .lio'
expressed himself anemia -W and ineetliled ei my
'masa on the 3rd of .Ittly, but I sow{ thacovered
thatho had only glanced • over thatipeech, and
did Dot comprehend titeione and temper of my
remelts. told Mr. Saward.what the Attorney
General bad- add. • Be replied, f read your
speech and Z d l a f tarltrgZryl4tne rilln
It a very good one. I suppoes,•Mr. Perry, you
intenetd your speech far South Carolins, and
mu for Washington, The Attorney Control ex
,prerseda wi,h that, while rolbrming our lastitn•
tlOnl, see ahOuld give did Median of Governor B
the people, and Investing him with the power of
eppolutlng all State and district ofkrers. with
Ito advice and consent of the Senate. I told
him my theory had always been to give all im
portant electlends to the people and relieve them
of the tron'tle of assembling so often to make
petty eirciors. I ealtql on the Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr. itictitilloch, and was very much
pleased with him as a gentleman and public
tinter. I wee famished in the Trotsury office with
a list of appointments which/ bad to mate. In
doing to I =emu:tied to fill • alms with moo
of capacity, integrity and temperenee. Hike
wite paid my respects to the Secretary of War,
in company with :he thluth Carolina
delegation,' sod endeavored to lay before
this functional y the true condition
of allot= In - South Carolina. I regretted
not seeing General Ilaward. who in bead of
the freedmen's Bureau In Wastinagton, bat I
aZdressed a letter to him girtog him my views
In rt termite to the freedmen., luting his 1.05cm:-
time. The whole South Carolina dam-radon
were earnest In their efforts to Inspire the Presi
dent and his Cabinet with the Impolloy of parti
tionist South Carolina with eobred troops.
The Ilerald's special says epa , l....ation for a
pension was made in behalf of a woman, living
Is Ohio, today, when It appeared that she had
brd•eighs sons to the Colon armies, three of
• whom were killed In battle. It ts stated that
many cum have come wider the supervision of
the rebel= pincer, but note case so remarkable
as the above.
The lessees of the restaurant adjolaing Ford's
Theatre, and the property of Pori!. refuse to
Rive np their apartments to the Government,
haling a four pears lessee, and claim that the
building was not included In the lease of the
Thrace property by the authorities. Jrolge
finches bas nem retained IV the ;excites to con
text the case.
FROM RICHMOND
Resignation 61 Marmaduke Johnson
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDIIEN'T.
Trial 02 . 47014 . . 73E V171,1111*
ELLTIECIIE, August 112.—ItIchmond papers of
this rooming have been revolved. Tha Whio
says: hitrmaduke Johnson Las resigned his po
'Mon, to which be was so flattering!) elect/xi a
short time ago of Commonwealth Attorney, In
conseettenceof the fact that he is ineligible, ac
cording to the Governor's construction, of the
Constitution. Haying held a position in the'
Confederate eervta, hawas thus obnoxious to
the authorities.
The 87dv commends his tremolo as ono
worthy of emalatton, and says there aro others
to ether parts of thcfato who would do wall to
imitate the-tranvia.
The same paper has another article sdfoesting
the ratilicatioo of the Constitutional A mend-
Inuit for the abolition of slavery. It urgdit the
nrcprli I y of an est.'s session of the Legislature
co the Ist of Pl3Ve93ber, tO :Iva the people an
ortunity of putting themselves right, and In
len accord with the recommendations and feel-
Irt; of the general government, on the !abject of
Fioverv. before the meeting of Congress.
Tbe . Tribune's Richmond special sans: The
session room of the United States Court is being
speedily, pat In complete crier In time for the
commencement of the Unit of Getober. The
court holdalls that session at Norton' on Sep
tember 4th.
It Is contldentallp emerted In I=o circles that
Jolt Darts will be brought to Ittchoond for
Nrty York Stock and Money Matter&
—Produce Market.
• liftw Yon; August. 23.-lhe ;attleit Market
has cevelo into . the"condition of itubboin
dilams„ istficit- It ,vtaa aroused .p.r. Atio
,IcotobooLd Amebta lo.olrklada of tecan;.
tics movement Is almost nominal. Operator
„hoc returned to tluetrattmtur ;retteatlons. and
therO APPwrentlyvtoplosoect of a revival of
DOSinCSIS till thertroVienson Is closed. Tho ratt
an/Willa has been strong during the dayithough
the market was dull and operations pght. Gov
momenta. were. din :ohlyJsemwitles . that , ap.•
mooched activity.
There has been a alight epecniallie terovainent
113 7.3051, attended with more &mess In nnnta•
tioni. 5 534 - above an inerealing firmness la
the face of a further decline in the quasar:fa at
London and the easier tendency in gold and ex
change,. Thera la' 'still 4 ateady.demaid from;
- foreign houses for the old Issue, "ditch with the
pt sweat scarcity of bonds , tells very directly
ba the 7VVtall, DAB; - The
,gold market has been
very strong to-aiy. The drain of specie IIDIII
the banks of Fran& and Edgiand, and the - pro-'
spectlve rise to rates of interestin ramp% has
a tendency to stiffen the,market for gold hero.
Money'ls very abundant, na was offuvid tallest
druid houses as low as four per cent., Into in the
d$E
110 .41itreit Setae 3 •fit prOdune imahingei ,
.to-day , the minket opened with considerable
excitement la breadstulO, consequent upon ad
vices from Loropet. ,, libur -advanced 11.5@rse,:i
'Attest, Ilgtle.; corn, I.e. Shiners, however,
refneed to reapondwi th e large advance, - and - the
Improvement was parttally lost at • per .claid,
cell off Bc. par bustieL"The' news ' from
Europa Is very unfavorable for the mops ;hero,
and considerable damage has been sostalned
consequence of the storms. ,
There Is nO room - ' - deubt
Pluto and Germany 1111 be' compelled. to im.
Part)ergely from, title country. Om South
Of finsala, the crop will im'altort, and that cone • •
try *ill cot probablipt egotolarato any extent,.
Ilits : , ,•• . • •,
Arrived Iron. .
tqimentuctr
lca,.!rom Baranstatu, Las arrlTvd. ' •
VISITORS AT 'TES CAPITAL
BPPlpiaig ter Pardon..
GENERAL EWELL'S. APPLICATION
&rubel V. Johnsen) and the President
CRUELTY TO NEDROER
WAFISTSGTOX, August 23 —The Prashient to
day was oecnpied for several hours in giving an
audience to more than one handred visitors.
Someof them came from the Booth expressly
to importune for pardon. They presented no
convincing reenocts why l— 1,
elf ease should have
priority or these previnualy filled.
The President granted two pardons yesterday,
and two to day. Gest.; Ewell was again at the
Attorney Generarit oillea this mornimpendear
oring to promo o frrnsable report colds own
application.
Ilersehal V. Joh:moo, formerly a extellrleto
for Vice President on 'the Douglas tlehet sot
who weehttely pardoned, succeeded in obtain—
ing a lemr interview with the President;
Whatever may he thcarght of Lila ,
dirposktou
of the Southern people. It Is certain that all the
prominent men from VW section , its weW as
others, represent general ampriesenee In the
polleyof the President kt regard to tlie.
of the Southern Staten to their eatudittilkmaire
haloes to the Union.
. • .
The lades in Lynchburg op now
administered by °facers elected by the
citizens last June, and one of their very recent•
acts has teen to pass an ordinance expelling
from the city CI the colored people who have
not hen residents for the past three years.
Planters in that immediate district hiving
turced off their help without pay, compelling
the blacks to congregate In larger town for pro
tection.
The action or these city fathers, beepoke a
return to the old existing codo, and Peeing the
negro In worse circumstances than ever,
81 EAMBOAT EXPI4OBION.
Twelve Scalded and Eighteen Drowned.
Louts' - nix., Austell 9.3.—The steamer Argosy
No. 8, Capt. Vandergrift, from Cairo to Cincin
nati, with 'he "oth Ohio Infantry, about tame
hundred strong, wee blow ashore in a rain storm
on Mends/ evening, near llatAeld's landing,
eighty miles below Loulivilla. The comas .Icon
exploded the mud drum. The steam coming aft
scalded twelve; two fatally, and two more are
expected to die• Between thirty and:forty Jump
ed
overboard, eight of whom were drowned,
The steamer Argosy No. 1, formerly' a Gov
ernment boat, Captain Shanks, brought the reg.-
immtt here and transferred them to the General
Lytle fcr Cincinnati.") Morten. Long, Company
K. end a discharged /adieu* soldier were scald
ed to death. Herman B.:hems. Hugh Taylor,
Aaron Marna, Jobe Rodzick, Amos Rose, Alfred
Rader and John If'Dattiel were drowaed, and
Wm. Egeishoff. Michael Murray, Norton Shelby,
Mr. linable and base Taylor severely scalded.
Items from Wast.legton
WAPIIIIIIGTON, AIICLIII:I3.—A. Convention be
tween the Untied States of Amaxlea and the
United States of Columbia, supplemental to thit
of Sept• 10th, 1857, has Just been prodatmed.
It extends for aloe months.
Pcsmaster General Delniaon will not, as
many or Ma friends desire, be a candidate for
the :Senatorship or Ohio ns M. Sherman's suc
cessor.
Information flu been meelved at the Depart
ment of State, from the United States Minister
at Buenos Sores, of the passage of a Ls bj the
Legislature of the Provisional &wen:onion of
Bueoca Ayres, authorising the GOTIPTIMCM to
call the. first town located In the provinco In
commemoration of the late Prmide,tof Uni ,
ted States.
The Poetroaster Gmeral hag just ordered tho
rerumptlno of the dolly mail service from =out
to Atlanta. Chottononea aed other
polota la Georgia by railroad,
Canadian Aflaim—CuMom Bainmn—Pni-
rtoscd Enlargement of Canals.
Qcsner, Annan 23.—The- Canadian CUM=
retwma to June :AM of the premmt year, shown
that there was learned daring the year mer
chandise valued at forty-four and one-half mil
hens of dollars, of which nineteen and Ono half
Minbll9 were firm the United States. This is
a decrease of four hundred and seventeen mil
lions of doli‘ as ceiniareo with the preneed-
Ina year.
In sourer to an Inquiry Mr. IVlDonald an.
110111;1VA In the Ilouse p. 4251. the Intention ,f
the Goren:meat to ;a - date all the canal systems
of Canada at the cashes' possible mnanat. Tho
Amanda! condition of the province would allow
It for the purpose of attracting the trade of the
Western States to Canada. Ile would not
pledge the Government go on with the enlarge
ment ttits year.
Democratic State Conventlon—Probable
Nomination of the Old locambenta.
Elanamanto. Await 23.—The delegates to
the Democratic State Convertllala era already
here in coetiderable number's.
The Impression grows here, that the old in
cumbents for Auditor and Surveyor General olii•
cens will be renominated. Mr. Barr, for Sur
reyOr General, COMM very strongly endorsed
fn.,ro the West, while Isaac Sleeker, theold An•
direr General is ready to accept renomination,
earguine that he can succeed hi being reidected
on his mutts as an °Meer.
Prcin rottrcsa Monroe—Government Ma
chine Shops DI/continued—The Punalt
of the Stolen Stemmer Effort
FOUTIMBS MONROE. August 22.—The Govern
ment Machine B bops at Norfolk, have been dia
eantinued, and the hands all discharged by an
order from Washington. One hundred horses,
and fifty melee, the umparty of the Government,
will be sold at auction, at camp _Ramllion,
August 28th.
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The expedition which leftlere Sunday night
in search of the steamy Effort, which has
been etolen from New York has notieturned nor
heard from. •
Arrival of Cotton—Gey. Brownlow and
the Illempblis Bulletin,
Csrao, Angnst 23.--The Bbtiner Bnperior
has of o baits Of CO OO ll tar Evansville, The
Coctincetal has 150 bales. The first, hale of
Texas c'tton received In New Orleans, was
rabid In Brazos eons ly, and sold on the 10th,
at
The Memphis Bat/etin, always unconditional
ly union, contains bitter denunciations against
Goren or Brom:low's letter against the Jews.
The worms aro ravaging the cotton gelds on
the Tallahatchle river.
From Ban Francisco
Si.' FnAscisoo, July 25.—Tho steamer Con
stltutlon has el - rived from Panama.
The ship Lookout called for New York with
98,000 sacks of copper ore. 3,800 hides, 810 hales
of wool, 100 cam, and :30 pipes of California
wino. •
There are Indications of a radical Increase of
ttelneea. , , - Whaha oil advanced Lamely Der cent.
ekes the news of the Bhenandoales. atrecitim
Other olleAre Arum:.
,
New Orleans, Eland= of editi&4'
WJAMICOTOM Antast.. 2.ll. , —Tbalissfaaut has
appointed L: Stone earsayar of .Cassoa4 Ihr lima
Diaries oT NalterlatcaP. "
. too Bid no d An Asa been
Co) Tbo IPetti ilk
appn)nted T'realdenj,lotilaaa' tanandastoner
on tile part of. Me United State* ta Adjust anima
undek resat amended convention between
the rnitAd •States of Amerien and tit" United
Mato of Columbia. ,
Verdict in the Coldwater Case.
Biwravo, August:W.—The , Co. kite:dee apirit
nal medium cue In the llulted States Court,
which has attracted considerable Attention, 'wee
given to the Jeer leatialsbt. ' They this Morning
returned a verdict to accordance with the In
dictmets, that he Is a Juggler.. Jidda Hall has
reserved the sentesco. A largenumbet of spir
itualists, male and female, attended the l,riaL
General Howard.
Nave Your.. A agent 113.+—IdeJor General 0. G.
llowird leaves Angnsui Melee, to-day,, teams
ter with the western ofileeis %hells:dud States
Freedmen's Ato. Commbaton. beam =woke
Lehi* office at Washington.- : He will wire-
Chicago on Saturday, and address ispablie meet.
lim„neder the = 4m of the ,Nerttreestem
Freedmeh's Aid Commission on Beta/ Mein"'
Aticpan sate or Woo.
Net . v. ;Yowl, Amami. 23.--The offering of
800,000 poppet' of Aahto fleece wool today was
note ftleCeflL • Only 00,000 pounds were aold
at 42(350c. for the unwashed. The -washed
averaged6S3ic. Tho owners refused tO dupli—
cate soy. 'The wool was 11l conditioned and un
desirable. There was - a. eery good attendance,
but not , much 44r14
Phoenix Hunk : Detaliatloi—Geroiviere
Drown Discharged.
New Your /irest W.,•ln the leuides or
Ph can defaicstlor c ale,.the glil,Genea;ara
Broiwa hes been discharged by the mut.
kltadatlypi state Conlentlan--Jetr. pacts'
Pittdon Petitioned for
NEW Ontsaws, August 22.—The Ttma's ape ,
eh/ from Jackson, litEal.lppl, dated Armuat
2nd env: The Correatlen passed an ordinance
declaring the ordinance of acceralcm null and
Told, repealing all ordWances of the Convention
of 'Ol, except the revenue ordinance which the
Liglalatura will act upon.
At On Informal meeting of the delegates
In their Individual eaptcfsy, a memorial
was 'Ferreted, espoueed in elccraent terms, "pe
tidonicg President Johnson to =end pardon to
Jeff. Gavle and Governor Clark, which was ac
.quieeced In by all present.
The Convention to-day adopted the following
amendments to the State Constitution: The
Institution of slavery haring been abolished In
the State of Mississippi, neither Orrery
nor involuntary 'servitude, otherwise
than In the punishment of crime, of
which the party shall have beanduly convict
ed, shall hereafter exist in this State, and the
legislature at Da ?meat: session and - thereafter
as the pnblie welfare may require,
shall provide . the protection and
security of the " person and. property
of freedmen of this State, and guard - th em and
the State against eta:eV:tat may arlsearotcitheir
anddew emancipation. Ab ordinance - Was also
framers for a general Oeztlon at Aima=
time for eoanty, distrkt and nation&
Adrices from New. orliano•
Strar Oluittaa, Angnst ttt—Tbd Star' aribe;
South from YbiLidelphia, aid theMettuiseas ma
kforninii Star from New York, have arrived.
Idnittr General Wright, commanding the Da
laannattig TEM* Mc - arrived at, Galvetston,
The ptomaine for sppointments at Austin. is
fiery peat
cot tabling sayerity4wo bales of cot
ton were buried between Galteston and Hons.
ton , oti the loss $10,009 in *via-
Cotton aetlve; sales of 5000 bales at 4f3Q4.5.
Zdobrees, Louisiana, Mc; Stmr unchanged.
Frelghts yigt -
Huppertd Accomplice of Booth 'Arrested.
limaiaroma, August 23.—h man named
.ethos, supposed to be an accomplice of the as
stleslo Hoott l / 4. and a woman believed to be Jamie
Ckfilow, were arrested at Fcrt Wayne, Indiana,
yesterday; by order of General Hovey, the mill
tar, commander of Indiana. Both are now In
the military prison here. IRMO! 18 the same
man recently arrested in New Haven, Connecti
cut, for robbery,.but who subsequent]: mcaped.
COIII3IOIUL
Nsw Yong', Almost Willmorth
was snalrhy a collision with another tng to-day.
The schooner Rogue was anghtly damaged by
being ren Into by the steamboat City of New
York.
Gen. Fremont In Missouri.
Px.Loms, Augast 23.—Gen. Fremont is at
17ead county, seeing about - the purchase of an
catchall° tract of mineral . . lands m this- State
with a view to erecting adestabliatiment In this
City for manutaduring Railroad Iron.
Cotton 611110 Sold.
Elawanntmo, Aug. 23,—The Harrisburg Cot—
ton )11118 were told to.dataf rotate aale to J. D.
Cameron, of this city for $lOO,OOO.
CITY AAD SUBURBAN.
Mach Lamented Death.
Very few that read the death notino.of Mary
E. Humbert, second daughter of George Hum
bert, Beg., were aware of the fact that her ate
was Sacrificed in caring for our brave eoldiers in
.the hospital._ .Botoshe was . herole and.chdserao,
bravo the danger of hospital duty to alleviate
the sufferings of the sick and dying,and welleho
Med in some sense, as she was gate as well
prepared to die as to live, bee - demo of her ezem
plary christinn
During lost fall or winter, when. the Christian
Commission made a call to; ladles to enrdUCt.
the dieting department of the Government hos
pitals In and around Washington City, Mire
Humbert responded to the call, leaving the win.
torts aid assoclatione of home, and was assigned
to Emory - Hospital, located near the, Navy Yard,
with. Miss Emily IlaaningtOk. this city, as an
associate. She remained until July, and re
turned home, bee services not belog so much
oreiltd oaten to the disbauding of our armies.
It was thought by her friends, on bee return,
that the condition of her health indicated that
the - disease of which she died (typhoid fever)
had already commenced. Notwithstanding
hero hadispasition, each was the urgency of the
call for females to nurse the sick of Sherman%
army at Louisville, Ky., that she left home, In
company with Hies Mary Hannings, for that
point, about the 2.oth of July. Hardly had she
catered upon this "work of mercy and labor of
love," when she was atria= down with fever,
and was brought home to die, at the early age
of twenty-Lone years. Her iheersi was largely
attended, mostly by young Weems of both sexes,
as she orsegreatly beloved by a numerous circle
of friends.
Miss Humbert was ft young woMan of more
than ordinary mind, and graceful In person,
with a frank and pleasing.ormniamence. She
was.tar a lone, time a devoted teacher in the
Liberty etred. 11. E. Sabha:A whoa., curd it was
noteworthy by those well aNualited with, the
concilssincy and uniformity at her chrisiaau life.
End:analog Math on tho nanroads,
It nee been In contemplation for same time
past by the, officials of the Post Office Avast
meat to Introduce In the mall service • system
.of exchanging mails on express trains while
Mara stations at fell speed, thus obviating
the necessity of stopping, Or slaiking speed,
excepting at such points as the managers may
elect. The experiment has been tried on the
Illinois Central Italliay, and proved a esmplete
MGM& The engine, with. a car to which was
attached the apparatus, was run at various rates
of speed; and In every instance the exchange,
wee completely and satisfactorily made In the
presence of a number orgentlemen. The man
poach contained a weight of contents somewhat
heavier than what la tumidly packed law punch.
for exchange; and It seems from tho facto'de
monstrated that the utmost rapidity _tit which
train can ran will not effect the operation of thtv
apparatus, which is extremely simple and not
liable to get out of order at any time. This
toyel Improvement, when tally Introduced. Will
work great changes In the postal service all over
the country, In which-the railroad completes
and the public specially shornd have a grew,
l'tftzst.
Beilicerat t.—. 9 man named El. Williams,
of Birmingham, was up before the Mayor at the
levee yesterday morning for indulging In fight-
ing whiskey. He bad stationed himself la
treat of McCielland's auction house, and imag
ining himself a - lighter" attempted io Illus
trate his "science' for the edification of by
standers. His first victim was a Wood street
merchant, whom be "knocked off his pins"
without &struggle, and was about pitching Into
another gentleman when- the police seized him.
Fined fifteen dollars, and In default committed
to P.V. fifteen days.
An Owner. Found.—An owner lust been
found for the carpet-beg, supposed to be stolen .
In the possession of the man. Johnston, wbo Was
'Treated by Meer Gumbert forrobbing a soldi
-Thfr..Thomas Pugh, of Summit Elill, - hs. s ent
cornier description-to the Chief of Pollee of the
ttarpet-bog; and win arrive today imd- prosecute
the Met ,The sailer who lasi robbed has not
yet unwed - u and: the Vela lreadd probably
bisre;been permitted to escape tranishmart If the
.:I.lrber of this' carpetbag had, riot. been disouir—
-711e.Scastirset ttabifinvElettse 11-bbety,
—A round of- are htmdre3 !dollars has been
Oftbstil for the west of the thieves corsued in
the robbery eflrfetsrs:Treadvzil & Co.'s private
banhieg-bouse 1n Somerset on Sunday sae&
The contents;qf the safe brosen open consLsted
of a huge amount Of pnernment,:enatutles,
Flee-Ticettles and BereD'TbirtiCh,a24
Are bundred.doltars m speck: A reward of firs
'hundred dellarruin also be pillfor the near
est of the propertj.
./.11e-N3Tterloss Drowning. Case.—/L hat
nelonizhig to the man whose booms, picked t;i
yesterday at the coouthof Enannlll run, has beau
foiled and can be seen, at the Mayne! office.. It
la believed the deieused was the Mae man who
a few daysago, when In a state Of latouleauim.
walked Into Motives at Siticktuswk landing. :,.
7lie toeLti Mole gotten els by , the tam
beta of the First Universalist Church, for the
lanTore °raiding In, Direr:the - debt on the
aura lecently ptuchannf by than, will come•
efr to-day at - Glenwood Grove. - .lt - wIU doubtless
T ,
. -
A - Good Alipantraen,Gsarge H.inke, for-
__,,AazZra
Merly of ate 123 th Ps: Pols, has beau - &pooh:118d
on. tbelLSrEbetl Toil co bV ALI , Ydr More - 148 eri) hfloifi_ . ll4€o,. lura 134.a . k .
pcOlcel7llo as Ito h4a been a soldier, he will do, COIeiFIGEIR of error %urriptfeszt....
GLOVES sBd- EGIUGS*. gpIi,FIINER.
ALA pmerz:l3N. 813•11.8tn.yr ,,, NsEl Arta OLE.'
/GAGES frerwisataL- WWI
conyaleicent.—Japes ..lf. Itoptlas, Eat.,
wholes Demi Wien/ with.the typhoid fever Thr
some tImO" past, nov ,coasaleseeat. Ms ;
Mende wlll he pleased to bear that he to molt—
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Polite Ar,Nent Appolated.—aohn C.' Pa il
has bcen appula WI route azeat, beavets Pltui
burgh atd Altoona, vlast JAPaelt Pasha, 40-
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EIST/OpSHED.''''V.:_itts;''''.tf
mciseini4its.
Hors- . 'Own House, on ere't
night since:its oicangettits been rilled -- Wftli
large end aPPreciatice au:aces, and Its success
le tom an established factil-.Koriebne's
ful 1.-IsT of "The Btrarigell? Mill be 'prodeced
this evening, with Annie therle as Hrs. Haller,
and rllr. Chapman as the 01ra-tiger. Wile An
netta. the accomPllehed cliajseuese, in a dance.
A fame written by lir. 74b. Setum, 'entitled
•• ThAging for a With," erVaanclude the eater
taihment.
with
TlSE.—qtkere AL!. rigr
tendlnce at the old /128 theatergast night to =
"The Ticket-of-Lear° Ifie." Mr: Comma!
enetalned the character of , Bobert Brier:y.ln an
admirable manner, but 041 he "arm" too ho- quently, reminding one of the bard-shell Baptise
preacher. The sterilng play at "The Lady of
Lyens" will be given to-aaght, Mama'
Permeating Claude Mtle„ette, Mr. Little as
Beaumont, and fdisigairdS,Monk, In the clue..
meter of Pauline. Miss ream Sylvester in
dance. The entertainmenttheill conclude with ; _
the Irish drama of;" rageirpfxste.r.'? •
Preseni
_ltation.—On • BMW AY log - e • gt
pleyees (if the Superior . ,
Funactee, W
31enchester dwesentoitohteCnsifthefi
wbo hes teen for the pant t ree Teen Bnpe rla
tendent et the Woke, en thVgent• Wier hcntia&
eise . piiteet hoer watch einM chain, re testim.
:ad of their respect =Chute= The watch
tore the fallowbut tascehgon t.••Preeented to
Orowther, by-the , em of the finperion.
Blatt Fternsees,„ll36s.n_The pewit-wan n
eared htn, : ember, .the clfl It.thtn.
wodweergetnexly. gowever he thenkoli.,.
•
av taeln ct:tfie m idat lr party leyspli llderr Y4 re , t onP . well
with tho affair. , • - •"•!
Tbe. New Allegheny, litaghter
=tract has been awarded fq,ur, ,tonstrettlftz
of thanetilonestor the Atte - Ache:ay &met Rd,-
Moe Company, to be bnill"oli the site cf the old
boom; The buhding will btithree stories lilb ,, with a Irma of tram feet * Irwin - street an&
ertandlag back seventy feat Its will be ' :c3O
Mooted en the Ilmantble styled aralteetare.: , : . 4
Tbe, Ilret•etory front whlhe knit of fine cut atone,c . „.
*lithe remainder of treadle!" . brick. The sr
megadents of the buildingrhill be. Shansi ti jc
Moto of all that claoe enginet2-honor!, and the in. . :'
teller will be fitted ep in a *batentbd- manner , :
and:prealded with all theneeollaryeanteniatted.
Eleaare,llarr Moserand ilqatchltectd:f" '
. ,
'Won , to' a Child:-Jet' daughter,. or
a wi dow named Mrs. Merl , din; residing on
W bingtou street, about ~ ,years ago , - .
while playing near her =libel's house, was sec._
tousiy injured yesterday by „ 1 1elig - run over by,
muleattaebed to. a coal iliagou,' which was .
standing In the street. The -male , bees=
frightened at something au*. started, etztuting.,_
overthe girl before she corgget out of theway. -
Fortunately she escaped finme the Wheels or tad.
wagon. She was badly, c4l in one let.: and, • -
bruised about the shaeldeigi George L.,
WC,OOk attended bei lormlo4 and she is nOW'.
Clio Iltudv.—Messrs arid Baty,
Bt. Clair stmet r linve reed a: new song and !*,-*
e.bores "The Boys are natoAaHoafq s ot Thitzil!,
Bel 4 are ringinc Sweet - antP:Allear," woidsby
/1117.Lovett and mute by 'Mina= T. Suakin
Also; President Lincoln's atorite poem, 'Otr,
ally /Mould the Spirit of farttds be proud , r
music composed and laseribil to the Amerleane
nation by A. &kaiak. - ,Tisit lovers of mind&
wilt at once actenrscoples of Owe tine pieces.
Cattle Upon llailroada.r.Therennellvania
railroad sires notice to o -Veers of cattle and
other Ilse stock r that la all Ones of Lula* , to the
proptrty of the Pennerlutalti Rillroad Comps-,
ny, or to or' - pzepagY 1n c ; :
COMParIY, to conseesence oteastie or erther live.
stoeltabstmetlng the tzaelQ the owner of such ;
Ilse stock will be held respOrade for all dera
nges that may ensue..
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Apall of Note*,Eanoilting to $110y);
- andestrfil be 110asay' rewarded bi /owing -
It at the Carpet Store of DteeilltlADlU k COre, -
LiNs, au 73 Itrtikt telowl floor, 7. auk:
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