pittsburgh ansette.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Airisai and Departure of Trains
r en n o lvatas Central Ra ilroad.
Anima.
May Reptem.... 2:.50•... 1= • to
ilecommon 61.0 p Ved L ine....._. .. 70)
Titis &Erie p elPi a tt te Erie nen ittO m
Thas. Expmen.. 4R5 p-M Bltimore Estes p
[IMO p ret.Phtla. Eiptese.. t2O p
JobastoWnli.c'et .3:00 p m JohnstM Acea. tOrM m
• tat VrallStallon gleam tat Wall btetion Gas na
" 11:10 a m 830 10
.541 " 42.3 p Zel " " '^asPm
•atla " &CH p m 4th 660 p
teen &COMO:1.10:30p m Prnst/kcoomo'n. 7:oa in
The church train reeves
Inane, ve gn
ton,y
.Eanday tattle a. my Taunting, ritt•Dur
•1M 1200 p. at.
Pitgabnrah, Port wane and Chicago:
Drparrs dm fors.
• tripreitt 130 aai Express ...... 2:93 a m
200 p m E.Y.press ...... p
32)0 p m. Expre55......... can p m
130 a mildall 7310 p
:v. Caine It Erie CM a miN. thistle it nrle MAO m
New Brighten Accommodation leirece &he-cheap
, AIWA at 9; a. ca , 1130 a. ea., 4.45 p. 6:O
111..22.0edeStar, 51:15 p., m.; New Casele, 363
stin.;EConomy, 11= p. m.
.Plttabargb, Clevelatul and Wheeling.
-Deptaia: Arrives.
kttsprerl ...... 230 a mlEirpress 2:10 am
valhapreav ..... 2:451a5p
aan Blau .. .. ...... 930 p m
' • -Stetibenviiie Atecommodstion leaves .Allegneng
Ina p
• • Plttiburgit aid . Connelsville.
Arrives.
735 amp Mai 1...... 630 p m
g3iop m Ewes, loam a ca
getilgriteesport.ll.3o a m Ist-1114BsiesPort-630 a m
3:1 6a5 p in 24 2.05 p m
.ilatßraddOrdev.. 753 • tit tun-Braddookl. 830 2 m
1
4:15 p 2d 530 p m
ey Railroad.
Arritel.
Trpress ........
:MAU 7901 p
taccoixtme4latlon SO) m
ESN
'73x) am!
.rzpress Jai/ p m.
-Aemmncp 1.00
CITY NOTICE&
Bates.& :131e1L:
This arm, ,px.4 122 . 2 1 So. 21 FILM street., have
sotruneniect an exinnitve idratenk of owning down
4.hedrinods. - pc 1 and Ito Liam
Good fresh Plum:a, Dates, Filo, Currants, Hai
alto, Plums, Pine. Apple Candy and Cocoanu
Taffy, at 112 Federal street, Allegheny.
lwd GEORGE Bane Vt.
Ve csgerci I.lMlgegait3.
• Shirai Term wW open on September lth, with
ghpetior advantages for imparting Justruo.
ilwih -4140 Erz4versitY Bnibling. corner Ross
gna Diartiond sen. I w
BlLtel Bell.
• :ThisftrotOocatedat b etre..t, have
eaMmeneed an extensive system of marking down
their gads. eirthem.
Heavy Cotton and Linen Duct
For steamboat decal sad Ore screens. bought be
tatelabsaae4 solavery low.
Remember, we are sow on the northeast corner of
TOSIth sad Market stmts.
,f cOatartgrp'sLovos h Bao.
Bites & Bell.
'Thin Oro, located at No. CI Filth street, hay
• • cemlnenced m eg.tensive system ,ot Eastiring doss
.
their goods. Call and see thw. '
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ABMs Tokt Books used In Western University
' Oidlege, High hook and in the public.
sad. petystet in town, end. country. For
at lowest otter" whams% and tetsil.
DAWIS, Or..snxs et CO., 03 Wood street.
Bates & Bell.
IWthts firm, located at No. 21 Fifth street, have
Itordiarledd nrientounive tretenint marking down
their : Gods. DID etidate
French Coburg!' and Cashmeres.
From the large New York Auottom, which w
Will sell at lass than half last season's prises.
Iternember the hlace, - on the north-east career o
Fourth and Merkel etieets.
. U. litasox
Lova ti Beo.
Carpenter Jo tang *nap.
Having returned after an absence of throe years
tae attar. I nava ro.opened m 9 absence for oil eortil
afjobblog to the carpenter WM, at the old dead.
• 'Virgo Alloy, between Southfield street and Cherry
alley. Orders sollnued end promptly attended to.
OD:Lunn 802.81212.
- 'Tirotti ter Lunn isr sunrise,
Far eg Asia, come the =mans roots, of which
Fragrant bozoncray eomposel. In this prcmsc^
ration the chemistry of the toilet has ashlevel its
Aslatt remarkable trinnlPlL Pure, unskilled teeth,.
sireeable breath:- and—absanite"etetoktion
.lront an diseases that etrect the gums, are the
re-
Alta of. daily apPiic stloa of tae nonr.i
Blankets Warranted all .W.oal,'
Both whits and colored, which see ; lelll seil at tus
• . Vow , Any other_ house In the- elr- We tell fat
- tee• sell large -quatilltles of them, and eau_
all- them cheap- , •Colored• Bishkets are mush
-•ehesper sad-better than tattoo contests torte."
' • • Binember, the pleeels on the northeast cr
~• 1 ! •Toorth sad Mutes street& • • • - •
•- •1 • • • • - •• et Hasson LOVE tr.
i ' - '• ' • ' 'T • ttoimos • VI • iiiiiy ' ate. ' ••
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1 Practical Slate goofcsa, mot Malan in AMIZMI
8144-0 V TiVU 154W04. Ofao at
PAlesk k u c l ler
t LaettatolOear the aterWorks, tf4
Pa. flesldeace.:ll9.: 73, PIO. Stect... grders
, promptly attended to. All work warranted rates
,-PPO9feI4OII4EIOO4, at, I . l ) °a t mu * n°o% No
- ohgege for repairs, prandial - tbs . roof not
'.l:used a. It is Pat. on. • ;
'• -.- t u r r -------------
• Wholesale
inicioonswat Ind the shaven stook of
1 - and'other,Thess Goods, se wen
se Flannels and Cotton Go ons, on 'tier nortiumt,
♦S $ lasskel , oreetF•
.I`op-Iftirohlied bihirethe had advance, solFerlli be
.40141$ heetthanpiolisreat Esstenspflosi Miens
' • etettow on the Scoter or Fourth .
ausilduket stmts. o.llsusoal.ove nab. I
'h.:Within New,
In Dieu 13•76,116011 tbanAritoutootaar of' fourth
_.and.M4pmt ,W 9 Mao have it very VW sad
do'tton. lanai' and
eliPoOlizll3oOli obl
s;tbaallel taiga= Can 'bUk theDi
ihiewletre;e 'reedy money makoa toed
abitsp.. Esauoaar ,place—on tho cornar of
Noreth Wad Wirketitreeie. .
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The Crmil
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Yeitezday at blehellaad , a lheporium. 65 and dl
Fifth street, reminded us of the week preceding
the tualdaylf, 1111 reap!' rfor UM thet the ete
t itotli of DIY Goals, Shawl., Hosiern-lioup
mat, cogekher with very desirable assortment'
ire
-of every deicrlythui of Boots, Sham, Naltera,
...MOWN Re., reliable for, the yenta of all, is
bet= eold at t rime 6011 t, and .a good many st less
than test{ to make room fee the exteuelr ito•
,:,14011,111101L • Call early . 11 you erotdd seem bar
-
Gist idea, it& iota MUT, _Smite' roderol
rttret, Allethum.la,. th •no.,e* Oat 'rhos tho
cockWluitwi oleo opirtuOt :g441110L4 mad
inuteudes °tug nbel thuuttut toe was ro.
dedied.eut, tatting odttuttais of 'the rtsath pro.
Alsoed.,ficUllutoWlaltheleootdou taut would fol.
-sorroidde Tar butyl purchaseo of the dried
-opt= autt =Wog. goodish about Owolutlf of the
i 41.1 Pima Some ot the fluid cassimeres
mod ma:o ars =WWI MAI* otadc. which hots
• Aluggered tomtits up td. maw) cm shod Aosta',
10
Watt mks, sod*. th ud. eceterrulidowt .steu.
itilaalcaiiatortlatta otticohlttrattcod
/dude clothlud .will: alto be fotuld at di elegant
41tahltehoutot. t: I.l4tUta Woad &pub:iglus
Take - Time by the Forelock.
kiiiminsma. +Alta venerates itpideibt GM'
dents tkauls under the blaztra' bums of
,tbedae,dayion.. ,Everp living bodp,Las refuse an
' Imil - and vegetable matter, emits unwholesome
IMpOniaati to crowded ebbs and thirdenee Man .
uses whin' btudtmaiand pleat= rtaXltnirealtr.
eleMentli at Mamie ire staved- •• The pressure
IsPonelirit Mfg organ is navel ett gr tee anin the
.•• • semen and third thohthe of summer, and common
,seegreteeehtiulthat these organs requite tote
littntOteed to 10411.
MA our Mee, ao to o i ~. pit aa 7
a ra i at i r a u
lee. and thbi la Our mama
.Mtutn the rePairtne
- PrOatel Of dirslAdtihntle mon rapid aid email*
, a le:Rod Sec& Mendirti te114410; prop and
,':snetiltethe piece of mature - with that mightir,-
; ,iitable L ieouptranr. .itedettees Bitters. al
marbersida stoat ilitoiat laed4
'nor. ,wh42l epidemic diems. will
tral iiiiattonidiraittaUM: Ttda 11,
Ultra alleertiOn hatenethimeditalfeet.; alleged .
twelve yea s "Splatetilea •In ewer ;Omits or
the babltble globe..=Mentes co. tenntemenrim.
, Tale distaM: the turintieni , of . the learootht the
',2411111, theater& entitle% Ono. 'lt [ethernet these
that tha most &novena mallnkre Wail= Toni
• them Madrona* with sostettes Billerit And de
' try heal and toalath. Sold bit' : all dinittlili:eTte.
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VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
NO MORE INCREASE OE NATIONAL BEV',
Smugglers of Canadian Goods Convict:d.
RECEIPTS OF INTERNIL REVENUE.
Reopeoing of Postofficts to North Carotin.
CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY IN RICHMOND
Itlelimoud Divatch to Resume PUblie3ilOU
GEN. TWIST TO CORRAID LT NOEFOLL
Opening of the Fall Trade
Special Dlepatea to the Pittilturib Gazette.
PaILADELPiIIe.. Sept. 5, 1855.
It Te now certain there will be no more per
tinent increase of the national debt, and all
!.atementa otherwise are mere stock lobbing
reports. Thlarests on excellent authority: the
rumors of new issues of debt originate with
speculators.
^lnformation bas been received at Washington
of the conviction In the United Staten Court at
Buffalo, of numerous smugglers of goods across
the Canadian frontier into. the United States.
These convictions, result from stringent orders
recently issued by the Treasury Department,
which Is determined to break up smuggling on
that frontier, where It has been carried ou to an
enormous extent for some time past.
On Monday, the recelptsof Internal Ravenna
reached four million twohnndred thousand dol
lars. The Commissioner of this Boman has
gone home to New York In 111 health, in conga•
queues of severe labor caused by the rapid in
crease of business.
-Postutaster-General Dennison, on Moaday,
ordered eighteen pothollthes Nuth Carotins
to be opened.
The Richmond Repel/gee announces that It will
publish in a few days two hundred and fifty ad
vertisements, the number of property labeled
for conflicatton in Richmond alone, which will
be followed by others, as coon as the Clerk of the
Court can prepare.them-
Corwardin, the former proprietor of the il!ch -
mond Dispatch, having been pardoned by the
President, is about to start his paper again. It
wee a rabid rebel sheet.
The Comuuseloner of Ctuttoms has returned
to Washington from a tour of inspection of Vir
ginia Custom Houses.
General Torblt aupercedes General Bann In
command of Norfolk. Bann goes to the Freed
men's Bureau.
The fall trade hers opens splendidly, and the
Southern and Western merchants fill our hotels.
in financial circles the speculative spirit lignite
dull, on account of the absence of outside orders.
Bank deposits show the effects of the (flattest
created by the recent diaclosurea. Application
has been made to the Government to receive
deposits of gold at interest on the same basic at
legal tender deposils,bld4treGoyernenent has no
use for the gold, having more than it want of
Its own.
LATE MEXICAN ADVICES
The Liberals Out of Sapplies
NUMBER OF MEN IN TILE FIELD,
Corfistas' Troops Repulsed
RESIGNATIONS IN 1118 A. 8 &RI
Fever Ravages Among Char Troops.
NEW Yonst. Sept. s.—The Tribunes omen
pendent at Matamoros, on August 14th had a
long conversation with General Debra, of the
Liberal army, The latter says the weds of his
party are now go urgent that unless - they are
met in some way the cause will be lost. They
have: no money, arms, ammunition, clothing
and even provisions. The last wade Is so Much
,
felt that large bodies of Man cutest keep the
field. It is only by entreaty that the chiefs can
-holdlltem together for shorkperiodsc - -
Delon told the writer that he and others tied
to beg them by all they held dear, to keeto
gether and that he has Seen Men lying o ilbe
reeved to.tharri tri. tle words of their
enders. '
Tee bodies of men yet in the field are Girs.
Nei/retro, 5.1:010 men; Gen. Goncim i , 5000 Mew
- Gen. Delon& 2:00 0 theirs GCB, ralcriVadeffi /Ail:"
men; Gen. Rave Potation 1,300 men; Gee. aid
goes' 800 men; with Preside= Inorey's 300 tnen„_,
Total 18,000 men.- This is the total !mother.-
can be said to to acting under orders oP the
Government. The drat of these corps in 'lmi-. 1
„portends, us that of Gen, Negreae,,
which holds
'the State of tiffibtudiniL , Thel&ond Is thht of
Gen Gonda, which operates In line of Seta' lb.
mite from Tees Cruz to Tabasco. t 4
There arc &samba offimmibi Omen who task° •
' - s.rirr tn the =Me otthe Liberal Oirventnieffitt bat
will not obey orders from any,one. th e chiefs
of these bodies ought,'Dethn said: to bs hanged,
that their men might • be ;nought. Into "regular
commands. An Adinlnktration is now form ,d .
open Executive end tbree,ldluistere only. TIDO
ear of government Islet the State of Chihnahns.
- ..Gendill COLTRIPLIWaIifOII4 Rimaego omit by
Yriaffientittarei as Envoy the - I:kilted States,
el
ifitiguilliciwer , to eater into terms wlth-, - .ptiblie
'ler vete *dog ibr ofd td Merles: - Be ried
with him blank forms, signed by the Presi ent,
for every purpose. This officer Is look for
,daily,, and thewit will be learned how far be hat
lIIM With' success Initila mkdon. :
The "some correspondent saps: Abut: two,
- 030dr." e.' tr. to-day, a dash was 'Maio by e
small body of mos ruder orders of Curtin
against a point of the defences of the city, . It
was easily"
,repitsied.,
,ffifing itt the dark- was
1 .
very brisk. "
Commasuiant :Nemo, with his special aMtl 01
mounted rifles, has marched upon Coderale. A
fight between him and - pali of - Delive r- for mas
ce is.
looked for, In the environs of
Tabasco there
has been a little fi ghting, eding in Ja
being taken by the Imperialists. ,
The Tranmes Brownsville correspondent of
August 8111, rays i Cortena4 told him in a re.
cent interview, that the state of Libital, affairs
was good, and that he cold gather three , then.
amid men under his command. Re added that
be would soon make an attack mon Matamoros.
This has been spoken of for two or three
weeks. Cortenas observed that the United
States could not Continue at peace with the
Empire of Mexico. but that if the old form of
government was reestablished, the people of the
two countries ithaidlive In the most trinity
-way.
,The same correspondent on the 13th says: A
rest many officers have gent in their resigna
tions lately, a circular having Wen leaned d•-0-
Sing officers who desire, to resign, to sad in
their resighatknes now, In the colored troops
resignation has been the order of, the day. In
the 02d regiment only two or three ofllcors re.
main In servlce. The heat le nista° great }0 it
wa s.. The nights are gnawing cool and a fine
`east wind blows during most Of , the allertoon.
The men are dying fast. The roll of the ; rani
lied drum Le heard , every , aftensoon, as Athena
parties pass to Inter comrades who have-died of
fever.
The term of service of the 27th and '2821i Win. .
condo volunteers bring tin, they are ordered to
he mustered out. A battery ofbrigade of
Geneml Slacks, of the 13th army corps, goes
With them.
O. lbarsols Lays& lino
itEOUL BAIIBIAD ACCIDENT
Three Persons Initantly Stied
lianeastreo,.ra.; Sept. s:—ThoEriderress,
as geF/Wri BeilrO3d, . ca
mot
with a
ttliiiterat
mornbsg, when near Tienanion,
Are*dtal gee!. . which thii 6-0 0 4 4 we n '.
instantlyartuat. The both's :of, the locomotive
the teb.„ictuabi
gang a Btfallger who WOO riding on
the locomotive. The ,baggager mace las law
slightly wounded. ' A Coroner's Inuttat ts pro 7
ceediiig thltrguning.to investigate the auttteg.
, .
Mayor Gunther and . the Street Cleeigtiff•
Contract.,
, s.—Stayor Gtinther .
" iitieriiini, • * Y;dpUitnber
1m sent to,the Governor, a notification 4thq,
aims against hint and others, concerning the
street Clueing contact, • sand ' asks =tattler
luurizir thin noted by the Governor, Ite stye
he lanai for an inunedinte trill. - . •
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LATE EUROPEAN NEWS
3:te gtla=ytlo Cralcslo.
FOREIGN MA.RICETS
SANDT HOOK, Sept. s.—The stesmship 5(,161,
from Liverpool ou the Stltb:ult , via Queenstown
on the 27th, parsed this paint at 3:30 o'clock
The politleal news Is unimportant.
The Telegraph Constructron Company have
offered to contract for two cables to AlaeriCa
next year.
Ltvurtrix 1., Aug. 23 —The Cotton market is
him, with an upwind tendency, although the
quotations remain the same.
Brendan& are quiet and firm,
Lion
the o:tun
lion of Corn, which is cuter. Provisions arm;
Lard still has au advancing tendency.
LONDON, Aug. 20.—Evening.--Consula closed
at 8934050,d for money; Illinois Central &tau,
78h®70; Erie, 533,4@53R; ; Five Twenties
closed at 683i,"@:69.
The Paris Bonnie is tirrni Rentes closed at BSC.
The Western Powers are concocting a protest
against the divhshm of Um Fib Duchies.
The steamship Ada, from Boston, arrived at
Queenstown on the 27th nit., and the 11iberalan,
from New York, arrived out on the 25th.
The Le Nardi erplalua the position of the
French system of telegraph via the Canary Is
lands to Cape De Verd and the southern route.
It says that there Is a dlscouragemeut from the
failure of the Great Eastern. A line is to be
completed from Parts to the Canary Islands in
two years and the whole lino within five years.
The London 74mer has an editorial on the sit.
nation of Americana toward England, and denies
there exists any pretext for war, and serloaaly
carts for dispessionare consideration of affairs by
Americans.
Me Emancipation Secretary has halted en
address almoner:log its dianolution, owing to
urgent demands from Ireland.
On_account of the cattle disease, the Importa
tion of cattle from Great Britain Into Ireland is
prohibited.
A mutiny broke out on board the ship Mark,
In the Mersey, bound for New York. It was
soon quelled. but the second Mate and some of
the crew received several injuries.
The British Squadron has ret urned from Brest.
The Emperor and Rowed have returnee to
Fontein abler's from Switzerland.
The Paris Timps, alluding to the Auatrn-Prus..
data proceedings with the Duchies, points oat
Dist
F r
duce
may appropriate a point on the
Rhine when it suits her, with last as mach right
as Premier appropriated Luneburg.
The Andro-Presslan diplomats are to con
tinue negoUstions as to the question of the suc
cession to the Ductile..
13111.1CWILI, July 12.—Burgoyne was still in
embody. The American Milder had again de
manded Ws release, mdmiting that a refusal
would be a corns &Ili.
It to rumored that the Insurgents have cap
ture&Prkin. •
Livrpool, August 2131A.—Breadstuffs — The
weather s continues variable aad more favoraole
for harvesting. Yesterday it was very fines and
wheat was consequently doll and a shade easier,
although Thursday ' s advance was generally
malntained. Winterfid@)9s9d per bushel,
Michigan and amber lowa 903d®90 do. Flour
le steady. Corn In moiler; mixed declined to
Slayer four hundred and eighty pounds.
Provisione—Messrs. Richardson, Spence &
C 0.., Gordon, Brace A Co., and others report
beef quiet but firm at the late advance.
Pork firm at fall sales for fine. BOOM Pell
firm but badness Is limited by the high prices.
Butter quite firm for fine. Lard active and firm
at 78 @ £3. Tallow antra a gain of Ss dearer;
Butchers emaciation 408 to 46s 6d, Cheese 111:1.
charged; One tends upward.
Produce. The Brokers circular reports Ashes
steady; Pearl 80s. Sugar firmer and a shale
dearer. Coffee luacthre.
Rice In good demand at very full pricest sales
of Baltimore at Gs. Gd. and Philadelphia 6s. 21,
Unmated rather easier. Linseed Oil In go o d
quest. a' 225. 6d.6238. Remo very fir with
an upward tandem. Sperm Oil advanced to
£lOO. RO6lll dull. Spirits of Turpentine nomi
nal at 46. Petioleum—Bowella, English and
Brandon mart a very Gnu market s with sinsil
Eden of Refined at la sd.@2s. Gd. per gallon,
and of Crude at .SlO per ton. Spirits dearer.
Loiergo: MAnners—Mesers. Ranlng Bros.,
& Co-, report Wheat 14. dearer for Old, new
samples of Inferior are now of gale'. White
Amber 44® 46 5, Red 43(4.411 Flour 23@Vis
per barrel. Iran quiet; Bars and Rails of 7@i7
p ands, 10s; Beath PIIIS, adg. sol . Sugar
firmer; full prices paid. Coffee firm; Mo. re
rrmles firm At 11%d®LsL.Mil. Tallow quieter at
at44€444s Lins.ad Cakes slow of sale;
at
New York. in barrels. ;LW Gst&ELO 7e. 61; in
bags, .£lo@tlo sd. _
Turtssntlno—Yrehili IS 'ln rather better de•
mend, at. 454 64.pn. the spot. Rolla is scarce.
Petroletimkeepilerrafm; Refined cannot be
bought In any quantity :ander 2s Si; 'tales e October to December delivery at 5,45; Crude to
inactive; stock on hand; 192 barrels of Refined,
and 1617 barrels of Crude. Last year's Sperm
aB if77Q)ll:O. Linseed oil is Improving. at 320
3d @Zits Gd..
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The Great Rush for Pardons.
OFFICERS ItEtAIRED IN SERVICE
Inhumiu Treatment of Soldiers
Hair MILITARY. DISTRICT iN VIRGINIA.
Ni'e Yong: Snit. .The . #. bet' Viraughg.
ton correspondent says: The receipts from
to
genial Bevmme loan . math tie sum of four
million two hundre d thousand dollars being one
,
Baton seventenifirerrind alzti-eight thousand
eight hundred and elghty-dy er
dollars greater
GUMMI recenntnntalnl figater d 3 l.
• Tliett'itta a pethleravidauche of pardon
seam at. the,Pwident's mansion today, A
aniaber oT southerners aralenaLkorthle
purpose Man has ever • been known before.
Pull, threet.faterehs of the President's fleshless
boars and Oaken ep with the. cone detation of
pardons for persons.
ihgewei3OLthe keening: oaken, In.
eluded In the list of those mustered out.
have been strichep_out, and they are retained in
the service Brfgadier Generals E. D.
John W. dpragge. John T. Min, James P. Haw:
Icy and John eons.
The Herald's Washington special says: It is
stated to-day, an - good authority, that charges
and evecificsolons arc being prepared on which
to Wog to trial a Captain.ln the array, who has'
been on duty,; for -,.several: months In the
city of Alexand It esy n odes.
stood Mutt 'the atcashei Will beat to tenswer
lot groasly , inhuman treatment of private
soldiers; and 'Woo 'for resorting to mani
fold devices for impressing men into the
service tie deserters, and collecting the bounty
therefor, of thirty or:forty dollars. paid by the
Goserolnellf , for
intend to
descriers. The
ernment does not intend to councils its prosecn.
lions for the Anse of the Soldiers w men of the
rebeilkme forces alone, but wilt hold tO equal
accolottiblEty the federal Olt.= who have been
actriatedby avarice or Passion. The case will
probably be brotughtto trial this .week, before
the Military corambuden: pow sitting at the old
Capitol, of which. Major Sliflper is Judge
Advocate.
The Tribune's special says Subject to
the approval of the commanding General of the
military Division of the Atlantic, Gen. Perry,
commanding the department 01 Virginia, has
constituted a new dietrict to bo styled the
trict of BOtab Pastan Virginia, to be command
ed by brevet gal. Gen. A. S. A. Tartest. The
district will vatusht of thocouaties of Princess
Annie, Norfolittliensemnd, Baathamptori and
Isle of Wight.
JOIM Wilson, gee., third Auditor of. the
Treasury, still- continues his duties, it doting
been deemed proper to delay the establishment
of sa executive Eutean for the present. It has
been fray detenaloed, howeier, fel create such
a Bureau,althoughdla estehlishment may be
delayed till Congrclis convenes.
EORGIA ILMROAD RE/AIRE
Inorease•ofLine Steamers
Now Your, Sept. s.—The Herald's Bavannsh
correspondent says the Georgia Central Itall
reed had toot repaired for a distance Of about
Miran ruins out. of = devestth, and as a con
seouence trade had become very brisk, particu
larly cotton.. large , quantities were atclrea
In
the ally, on the wharves and about the praises,
Vet fferythlng 'oohed encouraging for tither.
ough revival of the Important traffic IS 54011113
the vanneade avoid DO restored.
Accessions habeas made to the line of steam
ers from Bavanuth to Anasta„ and new lines
between hew Toth: andatvannsh were being
Wit s
ed. Al Hilton Bead the commercial
' xis- Pt 10 east. The, place; was
- 7 d-' , importance eta a depot, and genie
.ninch ortha traffic had been &forted
s
• ; wer
e nods to,- organise a company to
' hand a mimed- hum Muon _Head to Auguste.
: GO., end thee site the farmer .place the proton.
stems a arrival 10 Clairlestotfc ,Theto was very
utue exciting ire pointed topics." The costing
State Uenimution ace; Meting hat little ex,
rEDNES qi.y.
TIE WHIZ TRW
31 co ir 4. Il 4:0 r g
CC4 DEAD MEN IN TEE STOCKADS
IN 01/k, D&Y
WAFIIINOTON, Sept. s.—The Wirz trial Was
reamed from Saturday.
J. Nebo') Clerk testified that he was taken es
a prisoner to Andersonville about the asth
of
May 1884 and confined. The previous evidence
of the crowded and filthy condition of the stock
ade, the suffering of the prisoners, the coarse
dirty and insufficient food, &c., was repeated.
On one day of last year he counted ono thousand
and lour dead men In the stockade. The witness
mentioned the case of en insane soldier, who
wandered up and down by the st ream, retailer(
to wear clothes, and who had cot SUMO enough
to know that he must cook hie rations. He
ended his life by suicide. Another prisoner de
stroyed his lice by hanging, after declaring that
he would her die than remain in the stock
ade. When
the witness was taken to Ander
sonvllle, there were forty-one men In company
with him. and twenty-two of them had died,
principally at that prison. He said six men
were shot at different times, two of whom he
knew tied. One of them extended his arms too
far out over the dead line, while dipping water
out of the stream, whn the sentinel fired. An
other happened to ge e slightly beyond the dead
line. The sentinel fired, miesed him and hit a
man who was lying in a tent. Witness men
tioned the circumstances attending the shooting
of the other four men for crossing the aced line.
He did not, hcwever, see or hear Capt, Wire
give the others for the shooting.
Vincent Harrison of the 2d New York regi
ment. who win a prisoner at Andersonville,
having been conveyed thither stunt March Ist,
1884, testified that while at Captain Wire's
mead q pa uar en, hteh heard
iWile gglvean o d r deo placed
around their 'act, and also order the guard to
shoot the first man who should cruse the dead
line. Wire also tnreatcned to shoot the nest
man who would not promptly fall into line.
Witness raid ho had seen marks on the bodies
of men bitten by dogs, and described the suffer
legs of one hundred and dity men who had been
vaccinated with poisonous matter.
Oa crow-examination. the witness said some
of the men In the chain gang had previous
ly attempted to escape.
Edward L. Kellogg, of the 20th New York
Cavalry, said four men w shot. for crowing
the dead line. Shoesoting quite a common
occurrence. Witness was bucked six hours be
cause he had failed to report a man who bat
escaped. Another prisoner was bucked at the
same time. Bucking centrism of first tying the
wrists together, then fastening the arms over
the knees.
Croas-examined by the defence. He never
saw a man backed In the United States army, al
though be had heard of such things being done.
The lesson why heves bucked was Qat he did
at`
comply with the rule for reporting those who at
tempted to escape,
Joseph R. Aeldlff, of the twenty-fourth Ohio,
prisoner at Andersonville, testlfied that having
gone out with • rebel guard, he Jumped on the
rebel's back, while the two prisoners who ac
cromponted him, took away his gun. Hoeing
the dogs In chase he and his two COMlalraolll
scattezei. The wheels ran Into a swam
BOGS saw five hounds and seven nth& on horse
back. The bounds were not taken off him for
fifteen minutes, truing which time, he had to
Cieht,their. with his debt he had noth
ing 'Upon him but • pair of pantaloons
made of two rebel Inear.sacks. lie still carried
the marks of the biting on his legs. The horn
was blown es a 'Most to war the hounds off.
He was taten before Captain W lra who ordered
him to be pat Inthe stocks. He was termed
to the ann. Ha was thus punished for thirty
six hours, and daring dill time
had only two drinks oat of the
muddy creek, when he spoke to IVlre
about this treatment. He was told to "dry apZ
or be would blow hie brains out. The witness
after being taken OM of the stocks was ironed,
The rings passing round his ankles,
and his legs were separated by an Iron
bar, eighteen Inches long. rue
legs of the witness were sore and scurvy fell
into them. He was kept daring two days In
irons, by order of Captain Wirz. It was pre
tended the irons were removed by direction of a
rebel Bri.geon, when the fact was they were
afraid of Sherman, hails, • white flag hanging
out ell the time. This was in July, when •
squad of Bhirman's men were brought
in. The, were stripped of everything except
they pantaloons and shirts. liven their buttons
were split open, Whre saying that he had heard
of money being stowed to buttons. The man
were sent intothe prisoners stockade. Win said
they were riders and ought to be hang. They
belonged LI BLOIIISESIa'S cavalry. Wire struck a
Michigan boy over the head with his revolver,
tee melt of which was the boy died of tits. The
witneq said he new the min called "Chlcharcan•
ga" killed. The men had nicknamed him "mot
'
Ile belonged to the Btato of Illi
nois, and was silly and had lost • leg.
The boys having plagued him, he applied to
Captain Wire to go on parole, Wire mused
him, end threatened to blow his brains out.
The ELMS was at the time within the dead line
irsordered the guard to blow Ms brains out
The guard tired the shot, striking the mania the
left aide, The victim was carried out. and died.
The witness saw Wire lay out the dead line In
ltid4, and heard him give orders at thai time If
any man creased the line to shoot him. The
drat night be went Into the stockade was on the
18th of Mirth; 1864. He saw Wire kicking a
peer skeleton 'wand there• and heard Wins
Carte him. •
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Cruelties to the Freedmen
the south to "Bid Datum to the World,
Rummt„ N. C..Bept. s.—Judge Carter, who
has returned from au nxtenslire tour through the
Smith, str.tes that the cruelty to Freedmen old
tie number of bmnleidas among them by the
la Mtn ars Increasing to a tearful extent, es
modally in places where the troops arc being
withdrawn. ThoJndge has a,eopy dale Southern
Sun, which saps that If the Yankees are alarmed
at the killing of a fir hundred negroes
AI day, :11. States where they have the
protection ofYankee MOP , to a =tam extent.
Oust will be their alarm liter the departure of
the military forces, and the re-admlaslon into
the Union of these States as sovereign powers,
who will then have s croppleto organthation of
ttie milida in each =n, which will glee the
South a aecond army th at bid defiance to
the world.
The Atlantic Cable—Correspondence of the
lender Deity News.
New Yong. Sept. s,—The correspondenee of
the London Lafkr Neuv, welting from the Great
Eastern, says: The rope which broke the third
time, and so sent the expedition home, vas 'an
ordinary five and a half inch hemp rope, only
used because the stock of wire and hemp buoy
rope was exhausted. The latter never gave
way, and it was not until after five miles of IS
lad been wasted through the failure of the
swivels, stationed at every one hundred fathoms
to prevent its twisting, that the other rope was
need. The tested braking strain of the first
rope was eleven tons, yet it broke the tint time
at a strain of 7,500 weight, and the second time
on the drum, without any strain at all.
The tamps* am the last resoures of, the
baffled engineers, who rather than come back
without snaking every effort,Nrould have mots.
bly been inclined to cut off and amid down the
hawser and rigging of the Great Eastern herself.
The strong buoy Iwo, designed tor deep water,
peter gave way. The papualsand hemp= MPS
were only meant far live meta hundred fathoms
water, and those oa beard lay greed stfes s epee '
the fact of no portion of the machinery or Si'
pliancee having lanai when called upon to per
form the work for which they Were meant, The
poesibillty of picking steam cable at a length Of.
so melee itals it appears, Ileyet occurred
the cable layers, and the isagsfaclion tent
at proving its complete feasibility, seems to out
weigh the temporary sidafortnne of the ropes at
had not being equal tante emergenep The
bu s iness like system observed in recording the
events of each day, is worthy of note. A litho
ographlc workman, with stone and press, had
one of the ordinary aliip's cabins given up 'W
him. - Everyinoming. the diary of the preced
ing day was written by Dr. Maud' and copied
by lir. dna C. Dean.; A slip ass' then litho-
graphed and a hundred copies struck off, Menu•
while envelopes. addressed to • the editors of
twenty-five Amertom - journals, and to Scotiaad -
and Ireland. were kept in readiness, and as each
days news twa told al, It was added totlie stock
already folded 63r gosling. 13y this meant), let
ters were sent off simaltanconsly and without a
moment's unnecessary daisy.
Ihipirtzere of Dlr.;.Wasliburne for Para.
LnaY•
Nsor Yon% Sept. h—Tho amen Montana
sails to-morrow via 'Rio Janeiro. Amon g 4et
Paslamters Ls the Bon. Mr. Washbunse.one nest
2dirdster to hiragnst. This Montana also takes
'trot a ntunher of BOUtheraCTS, among them! Col,
WoOd; e Natchez Pet:deader% who are
Kola to Bra zil with a slew to the foratatlen
there of a permanent settlement for tbnonsaisel
and others, that may rinVSO to
ST,PTENIIIRIZ ;. 1565
FROM WASHINGTON
Return di Isaacs N. Arnold
WHIZ MILITARY COMMISSION
The, Trial of Jcif. Davis
PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO VISIT RICHMOND
NEW Tons, Sept. s.—The Tribune's Wash-
Ingtou special says : lion. Isaac N. Arnold, of
Chicago, the Sixth Auditor or the Treasury,
has returned to his duties, after deo weeks as.
seam
The Times' special save Col. Chipman,
Judge Advocate of the Wire MI Mary Commis
sion, today had before him all the Govern arm t
witnesses, and thoroughly examined each as to
his knowledge of the acts of Wire. fly this
Means, Col.•Chlpman has been enabled to sils
ge a number of persons who were subpo need
as witnesses, and ao classify the remainder as
to shorten the duration of the trial two or three
weeks.
The Warlel's special says A story is widely
prevalent here today that Jett Davis' trial Is to
take place this month. ft is believed to be un
founded. October Is thought to be the correct
time, Norfolk the place, and Chief Justice Chase
the presiding Jndgs.
it is understood the President does not con.
template any visit to Richmond or North or
Smith Carolina et present, If at l, to either of
the latter States. Lie may mak al ea brief visit to
R.climond—parely for recreation.
Order Issued by Hai. Gen. Howard.
Wasnmorow, Sept. S.—Major (lineal How
ard, Commesioner of the Freedmen Bureau,
has honed rides and regulations (or the purpose
of establishing a uniform policy. They provide
that according to law, property, real or personal,
is to be regarded abandoned when the lawful
owner thereof chill be voluntarily absent there
from and engaged either in arms or otherwise
In aiding or encouraging rebellion.
The property will not be regarded as ODlllll.ell
ted until after a decree of the United States
Court for the district In which the property may
be hound has been made, by which pronerty is
condemned as enemies property and becomes
the property of the United States. All aban
doned lard or real property and all lands or real
property to which the United States ',hell have
acquired title by confiscation, sale or otherwise,
that now to or may hereafter come under the
control of the Bureau of Refugeo, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands. Is and shall be
set apart for the use of loyal Refugees and
Freedmen. All lands or other real proderty
within the several Soles of Virginia, North Car
olina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Missisalppl. Tennessee, Kentucky, his
gond, Maryland, trk=sas, Louisiana and Tex
as, to which the United States has sc
eptre or shall acquire title by confiscation, or
sale or otherwise, and all abandoned lands or
other abandoned real property in these States,
provided said property, whether confis
cated or abandoned, remaining . unsold
or otherwise 'disposed of, shall havebcen Wu?'
csly tranafered to the bureau, upon tit] rNtusi.
lion of the Commissioner or Assistant Com
missioner, shall be considered as under the
control of the COMILLIOIOIIeX ofßettigees. Fred
me
n and Abandoned Lands, and for the trial au
thorised by the act establishing the Screen,
and co part or parcel of said confiscated or
abandoned property Is to be surrendered, nor
restored to the former owner or other claimants,
.acent such surrender or restoration be author
ized by said Commissioner. Wherever. any
land or other real property shall come into
reesession of the bureau as abandoned, does not
fill under the definition of abandoned, as set
font:tin the section of the Act of Congress, ap
proved July 2d, 1504, It will be formally sur
rendered by the Asalstaat Commissioner of the
bureau for the State within which such real
estate is sit - noted, upon da appearing that the
claimant did not abandon the property in the
sense defined In such section and act. Former
owners of property held by this bureau as abaci
dened, who claim Its resolution on thegronnd
of having received the pardon of the Presi
dent, •ill, as far as practicable. forward
their applications to the C.ouingraloner of the
Bureau through the Superintendents and Mks
tant Ocusamisstoners of the districts and States,
-in Which this properryhostnotad. Each appli
cation must be accompanied by, first, a copy of
a special pardon of the President of do Welted
States, or of the oath under his aumoty
proclamation, when they are not embraced in
any of the exceptions therein enumerated;
second, proof of Utley third, evidence that the
property has not been confiscated, or libelled In
any Milted Butes Court.
Ofticera of the Bureau, through whose bands
such applications may pass, will endorse there
on such tartans will assist the Commissioner In
his decision, stating especially the use to which
the property Is put by the Bureau.
The aboye has tom approved by the Prestheat
of the United States.
From Newberr
Newmart, N. 0., Sept. 2.—The steamers
Louisa Moore, Euclid and Arago, and a fleet of
o f
schooners, le ft here Wednesday for the Nm't
heavily ladened with cotton, tobacco, naval
Mores, and other products.
In the extensive cotton Acids In sight Of
Newbero, the cotton pickers commeaced
gathering the crop last wash. The cotton worm
has not made its appearance in this part of the
State.
The yield of cotton this year in eastern North
Carolhos to good.
There Is a Mat lack of hotels and boarding
houses In Nowhere. The sortable houses
broth% from the North. are bringing extor
tionate prices. It is Impossible to rent a band
ing, or to obtain lumber here for L-.t than Its
weight in silver. Real estate and city lots,
Waage to say, have not taken a flight upwards,
owing ed to the fear of confireabon, and the nn
settl condition of this kind of property.
Ocean Races.
New Una, Bept. s.—There is considerable
excitement In the yarbttag d e em," In regard
to
an ocean race that Is to come off on the 11th
List , between the Fleet-Wing, owned by Mr. I
George Osgood, son-in-law of Bir. 'Vander
bilt, and the Henrietta. owned by Mr. James G.
Bermettar., two of the largest yachts . in the
United Buttes. It will be the don ocean race
thanes ever taken place on thin side of the
Atlantic. The yachts ere to be started at noon
on the 11th, from the light ship off Bandy Hook,
Bedevil to and around the light ship off Cape
May, and back to the starling point.
',This match is to be galled by the sailing rexn
tattoos of the New York Btate Yacht Club, with
the that no difference of tonnage is
to be allow exception ed, and that one Otr top mils can
be used in heavy weather, If they aro required.
Immediately after this num, another is to be run
on the 15th Inst., between the Restless a very
feetschooner yacht, and tile Renrieda, from
Bands Point to New Menden. Other ocean
races are In contemplation,
alai-Treatment ot Negroes—Wenry W
Wine.
New Y 011 K, Sept. s.—The Tribeae's Richmond
correspondent says Complatma continue to
pour into the Freedmen's Bare;; of mal-treat
ment and meanness towards the naves on 4he
Pea the pi afters In different parts of the State.
n
They band gether to turn off ail their help ex
cept such as Shall he actually seeded durdeit the
winter. The dollars per month Is paid to such.
Geary A. Wise Is oat with thirty pages of
foolscap, addressed to Gen. Grant, appealing
from Gen ai VITV'e decision transferring
Wises property abandoned by him, to the Freed.
men's Bur an,
The i Sessio
n Trial—Cabinet n— t
Log o W
the Aulersonvate Paton Bur,
von.
Wesamoros, Sept. 6.—The Siths trial lons
resume d t o .a.T. Several witnesaes testified to
the emeltio practiced by Capt. Wire. and con
firmed the evidence previously given of the bad
treatment and dbaressing mortality among our
piec:Len.
cabinet session was held to -day.
The Andersonville prison survivors held a
meeting last evening. The object of the socie
ty LB to assist the widows and orphans of the
Andersonville prisoners. and also the prisoners
when thel• circumstances demand it.
Datructlve Vire.
Toot, . Y., Sept. 5A destructive
threaten Vire occurred at West Troy this at'•
Wittman below Canal Bind, takint both elde s o f
Ykoltawel. trop sod. Lueledlng bard & La
tham's steam. puling mUI to the Exchange.
Some twer.ty;dve valuable brick indidlngs. nut.
king a loss of probably $15.000 or a 5100.000,
were &Amyx&
ock, Included are Wbseiretra Kan
slop Horn bl and other stores. The lire
was stopped at the Exchange by grate:M* l m
The Doncerut office was destroym
Gold.
Nisso osis; Sot. 5. _cold le steady at In
UAW - Ito demand continues active, The
Fame d, or eur crperta rotting off our imposts,
cheeks the upward todeueT s "rubs from a
rapid decline al the 1030 1 1 for lha Muted Of
duties.
The Danbury Beek.
Dummies, Coax,, Bept. 5.--The report or
trouble in the Dunbury Bank le utterly hicorrect.
The bank is stronger than ever before.
New lord Deaner ratty ".tste tm,t collet
Annakv, N. Y.. Sept. s.—The Democratic
State Convention, which opens here to-morrow,
has already attracted a large crowd of outsiders
to the capitol, and the interest evinced In t h e
ranee of the cifferent candidates is warm.
1 wo- thirds of the delegates and alternates hoer
"mind, and the morning hoats and early vat as
m
to-morrow will bring the remainder. •
There Is not meal) talk sbaut the pLatform,
tui t•e sort rod mmierate. The follow -
Inc is the , pl; h ot the main resolutions: Vast
it will hilly end earn.stly endoret President
JOilllter,'ls recollBl.nctiOD policy
prc:ae6 tl.o question ot the national debt can
the. party, however, to Its
absolute merit. but insisting upon the most
general and oinal taxation. It will. of Course,
take grounds in favor of leaving the negro suf
frage qUetoliOn to the State, concerned, although
there are some delegates who are disposed to
pronounce against negro suffrage, under any
and allelreartlStanCea. An the evening WOWS
en, the canvass for certain of the candidate;
grows spirited.
The names of the most prominently men
tioned tonight are, for Secretary of State, Mal.
General Marens; Comptroller. Lucius Robinson;
Canal Commissioner, C. H. Armstrong, of Al
bany and Colonel Summon, of Montgomery;
State Engineer, S. 11. Sweet, of Oneida and Fay
of Monroe; Treasurer, Colonel John T. Van Bu
ren of Orange; Attorney Gen. Semi. J. Tilden of
New York; Clerk of the Court of Appeals, Col.
Tenbroeek, of Albany, Gen. Josiah T. Miller,
of Seneca, and Mr. Classboro, of Ontario; In
apectors pf State tangoes, Gaylord J. Clark, of
Niagara, Col. MeNett, of Albany, Belch, of the
New Orleans Republican, and Babb, of Tioga;
Judges of the Court of Appeals, Hon. Martin
Grover and. lion. Wm. F. Allen, of New York,
and Judge Band, of Erie; Judge Allen however
positively declines being a candidate, and If the
Brooklyn delegation fa ll s to present the name of
Judge Scott, Judge Hand will most likely be
placed on the ticket for the short term.
David It. Floyd Jones Is also mentioned
fpr Secretary of State, and would-probably be a
strong candidate Hills claims were pressed, but
the general disposition of the delegates seems to
be to try fresh men.
The Journal saga Mr. Robinson will not ac
cept, but those democrat's urging bin name Insist
that he will not decline. Some opposition is
evinced to meads him by those who Icahn upon
the nomination of only straight out democrats
The strife centers upon the several candidates
for Canal Commisaioners, State Engineer,
Treasurer and Inspector of State Prisons. It
seems to be arranged that only the Tammany
delegation will be ; admitted Rom New York.
There are four organizations from the city claim
ing admission. There is more uncertainty in
regard to the contesting delegations trom Kings
county. Both are hard at work making friends.
while the Indications to-night favor the delega
tions led by Senator Murphy.
Governor Seymour Is present, and will, no
doubt, be chosen President of the Convention.
Mr. Winfield, of Orange, for temporary Ch
man. John Van Buren Ls also here on his way
to Oswego.
stock and Money Market
•
NEW Yuan, September s.—Tae increased ac
tivity in Stocks continues, but with slight ir
regularities of prices. In the railroad list, Erie
absorbs the chief interest. The report of Mr.
Drew having bought the M,OOO shares held by
him as security on Ms loan to the company, is
generally credited, the purchased price being
stated to be 55. A good many sellers' options
are being pet oat, In anticipation of a decline In
the price after the election of the °dicers of the
°ammo*. Dodson River was more active and
closed at an advance. Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates were dull.
Governments condone active and Ore. Or
ders from abrord for 5 20's are not large, but
owing to a Sr achy of the supply, have prod aced
further advance. New banes are firm. It
is
thought that the foreign demand will earls tarn
upon to the new leave, owing to ascarcity of the
old and a difference of about 2 per cent. In the
price. T9ere Is very little activity in 'Micelle
neolci stocks. Gold is steady, with a good da
mned fur custom and very little speculation.
Money active with abundant supply.
The statement of the affairs of Charles Gra
ham d Co., have been died in the Conti of
• Common Pleas. The liabilities of the firm are
$1,000,000, and the easeta 61,900,000. Included
In the assets are one million due by Edward It.
Ketcham, which of coarse is worthless, and a
check for E 350,000 of Ketchum, Bon & Ca.
which is In dispute. The balance of the went;
are sworn to be really worth 8735,000, which is
about what the creditors will realise.
From Claltaii-vg,a
New ions, Sept. s.—Thu fferuld's Chatta
nooga correspondent says t Since Colonel W.
B. Gaw, of the 16th Colored Infantry, took
command of this post. the Aegean stable Is
being renovated. The arrest and confinement
of several officers for drunkenness; and the pro
mulgation of an order forblddeug the rale of
liquors to officers Or soldiers, has tad a salutary
effect. As Coattanooga is one of the tire perma
nent Partressca of the United States, It is evident
ly desirable - that steel order and military discip
line should at once be inaugurated. or that vice
In every form should be discouraged. This Col.
Gaw has done. The colored soldiers of the
Colonel's regiment are all picked
men
•
formerly
of the Engineer Corps, embracing mechanics of
all kinds, who can construct anything, from the
simplest article of mechanism to a traverse track
fora 100pormder rpm.
The Colonel is an experienced engineer, and
constructed the batteries at Cape Girardeml,
Missouri, blind No. 10, and other places during
the early part of the war. This makes both
commanders and soldiers eminently fitted for the
command here, where guns are to be wanted,
and Chattanooga presents a lively military ap.
pearance.
There are now stored in the city about seven
millions of dollars worth of storm belonging to
the Government, and measures are now being
made to secure them evilest Ores.
Internal Revenue Decision—lndlvtdual In
comes to the Dlstrlit of Columbia.
WAsiturdrort, BePt. s.—When the Commis
fanner eche Internal Roam made decision
140th. five -twenty bonds, Issued under thealt of
June SOth, 1884, had not been put Into the mar
ket, but he sow roles that said boucle should
be
Included In the list of United States smarter: 4,
to be deducted from bank capital under the
merlon of the revenue law. It appears, from
the books f tho collector of the Internal reve
nue for th e Dlstrlst of Columba, that the net
Individual Incomes for last year of about one
hundred citizens on which they sermallrpald
taxes, was between $3,000 and 44,000, seventy,
fire person from $4,000 to 85,000, thirty-four
from 85,000 to 68,000, twenty-eight from 86,000
to 87,000, twenty from 148,000 to sl t o,ooo, twen
fr
ty-one from 810.000 to 512,CKK1, wenty om
$19,000 to 814003, ten tram $15,000 to 880,000,
and twelve paid taxes on 828,000 and upwards.
The last named Included three hold keepers
and four bankers.
The Raptlen Rebellion
New Taus, Sept. s.—The capture of Port St.
Michael by the flaytien rebels has already been
announced. The Bulletin de la Resolution has a
long account of the event, by which It appears
that Ample, who commanded the rebels, did not
seek to enter the patent gate, but le hie force
through the sloughs up to the very wails of the
fort. , The heroic band experienced great M
ennia la Making their way through a net work
of thorny underwood and other natural obsta
cles. On reaching the walls, Anjore ordered a
halt, and, me tinting en oak tree, he reconnoi
tered the position and waited for dawn.
About 1:10 o'clock, A. IC, be descended the
bill and dashed on the fbrt at the head of his
men shouting, "Viva Saiaade." The garrison
being thus unexpectedly attacked with cold steel,
fell into Indbscriminate confusion, and they fled
leaving the fort to the victors,
Visit of lir. Palmer to the President.
Ton, gait. s—Charles Palmer of Rich
mond, who woo to Mite to the Ptooldent and
Cabinet to it that eity, Arrived here on Bate
sudsy vis as . He h been most madly received,
and Why at noon by special levitation. wu
preluded by b.tr. Seward to the President. a
monpliment doe to Mr. Palmer, who drake; t
his
wain W u imprisoned with Mr. Botta for his
devotion to the Beloit. The Pecisidemt =press
ed to Ur; Palmer a hope to be able to accept the
invitation of the people of Richmond, as sOOO
as the weather and Muslims would permit.
Payment of Tens Indemnity Boas..
New Tons, Seph-s.—The Secretary of the
Treasury In now paying the Taus Indemnity
bonds, so called, which were hued by the
united States to the , State of Taus, =der the
act of Beptember 9th,11150, when such bonds are
presented by loyal holders, with evidence that
him peened through the hands ofloyal citizens
d I only.
Balloon Ascendon.
I NNW TOME, baThXllllisconsiontook
P.legYestudasnanoon item Professor Lowe's
Naps= Amphitheatre, near Central Park. The
Mit mar' . l:4lum was Toed al the maul=
Professor Lowe was aceeserarded by two mu
t= variants. The party has sot teen heard
from aim theirdepartore.
Arrival of the Steamer queen.
New Tong. Sept. be—The SWIM Sten:Map
Queen, *e. new vessel which arrived hare Ws
mangos from LlverPoo4 brings aft= haulm!
sad tareatrala steerage pasuntsiTs, sald 'to be
the harm cargo of hurcanity that ever 'croese4
the Atlantic on a single Tem& • •
nlneee Jett.
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Your, Erpi. 5.—E1en..31110, in com
mend:of Fortress Monroe telecraphe that Jet,
Dail bits bees. and is st nsuffelng with Ert!
finely, and Cartnneles eas =Ms
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Ad 1 irl.S. (rem North Carolina. it o wetil—Philadelpf ila
li Throws the
~ i ' , Move to Pittsburgh.
nio, b'ept. s.—We have Washlngion. :•:,",
Ne‘vbern and Raleigh PaPer , to t he ..4'"d• The forliheoMing regatta on the ifith .of the
The Raleigh Stan Jard says: Governor
it
present iiteath, is not the only sensytton the
~, . ,
has received a communication from Presides '. I , ner ,, of ouis ape, in the tro,, City w ill hem
Jot ,, f`n , saying that if he should vl‘i: It ft, cOo absikhle rnloyment of during that 1r 044 -
mond, he would extend his visit to Raleigh. his 'rt., ALM* Base Bali Clab, Of Philadelphia,
native clir. . , w,,' par ha,
b. a , ``L on the day of the regatta,
The Wilmington Herald prints a letter frog ' and to ming ,inittless with pleasure,
Hon. B. F. Moore on the situation and the d 1 will on
o= the day SuCceciling
that event hold themselves
ties of the approaching convention on the on :3. le readintis to play any thine base ball clubs
tima of slavery, negro suffrage, ratlfization of in our ilifiti
the
a friendly m ud, L s a trial of
\
contracts entered Into during the war, rev:idle- proficiesl, the respective games to be played
lion of the MA deb, Jac. Tie stands squarely upon en she days, or as may be Convenient
on GeV. Holden's platform. At the same time to the parties. After whirl they will challenge
he obscurely refers to qu es tions which should any nindi 'selected from the parlous Club, to a
be left by the Constitution to the action of the , conust.:V ye anticipate an e among
Legislature. the loviiii Of, bat and balltri our mi dst and we
Ile Hrrahl says: Mr. Moore has the repel a. I feel aeetesd that the event will be characterized
lion of being else of the ablest Jurists of the by the itSist pleasant feeling, as the contest win
Stale. , be pnrel,i a trial of relative prollmency. We
----------- can assdye our friends from tile Quaker
ttdCity
. .. - - " w•
Vermont Me alma.
MONTFELINO. Sept. s—The election for State
and county offi and members of the Lees.
lature, took p lace to-day. The vote to the
lightest casein many years, being not more than
three-fourths as large as last year. We have
the vote fof Grivernor from 25 tOarms, embracing
one-fifth of the vote of the State.
The Reputdicens voted for Daniel Dillingham,
of Waterbarg, and the Democrats
sae C.
N.
Davenport, of Rockingham. wenty-five towns
give Dtllleghem 5,076 and Davenport 1,554
votes. The same towns last year, gaveamith.
Republican, for Governor, 6,354, and Redfield,
Democrat, 2,275. Taking this vote as an indi
cation, the majority for Dillingham will be t els-
Lively larger then that of Smith last year. We
have a representative vote from forty-eight
towns, all of Which go Republican but five-
Witnesses In the Wirt Case—Examination
of 'a Culered Wttness—Ald tor Use
Prisoner.
Wasumsavon, Sept. s.—The Government bas
only between thirty and forty witnesses more to
examine on the Win trial. Their testimony
will be on particular points. A few only have
as yet been alibi:Krum% for the defense. It is
now supposed that the trial will terminate
about the let of October. The first negro wit
ness was examined to-day, and he was remark
ably clear In bin narrative of the treatment of
prisoners at Andersouville, including.those of
his own color. It is understood the prosecution
will soon introduce some new evidence of an
Important character.
Messrs. Rittenttotute, Fowler A Co., of this
city, haveconsented to receive donntions to aid
the prisoner :now on triaL
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From ale Janeiro
Batmatons. Sept, 5 —Tke Danish bark Again
arrived froni Rio Janeiro to-day. bite brings as
Passenger lion. Jaa Monroe, U. 8. Consnl at
Rio Janeiro - , barer of dispatches from Moister
Webb. Mr. Monroe proceeded to Washington
this afternoon.
BY LAST BIGHT'S NAIL
A niersleu from Jackson, Miss., dated Sept.
4th, states that General Slocum. commanding
the Department of bilsaisaippi, on that day la
med, by direction of President Johnson, a very
important general order. in which he directs all
officers of his department to offer no interfer
ence whatever with the organization of the
State militia. no provided for by the proclama
tion of Goferror Sharkey. He enjoins upon all
hie r Mean, In case any difficulty should arise
between the Federal troops and the State militia,
that they take no action In She matter without
contniting the demirtmentreOmmander. Presi
dent Johnion , s instructions Wit - to the gradual
supercession of the Federal troops_ by State
militia, to diminish the national. expenses.
General Slocum's order is considered to be of
great Importance, as fixing dodo tely the policy
of reconstruction to be followed in Mississippi.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette,
dated St. I.enbs, September 4, says:
The deraorstratiorrof the .Femans yesterMay
&fleawort, on the occasion of the funeral of
Henry O'Clarance McCarthy, the second officer
of the Britherhood in America. was the largest
ever witnessed in his city. The funeral pro
cession was about two miles long, and compos
ed of several thousand people. Peter Bailey,
Head Center of the Fentans of Illinois, was ac
cidentally drowned at our levee on Saturday.
There was preaching in all the churches yes
terday, both by mintsterv.who hnd, and those
who Mania taken the oath. Thema who IL6III
net complied.with the law are Catholics, South
ern"ifethodLats, Mid nevus!" Presbyterians. It
devolveion the Grand Jury to Wake these de
linquents, and the loyal people of the city are
anxious to see if they will perform their day.
CITY Alin 811131JRBi1Y.
Sanitary Measures Needed.
If cholera should appear in England. as It is
believed It now is if Its advance has not been
checked, then It to not toe late for It to appear In
Pitiebargh this seaman, What preparation is to
be made to ward it oft If it does teake its ap-
PearanCe this year there is no qiestlon that It
will appear In a very violent form. The
gutters, and alleys are reeking with filth
from One end of the city to the other, while
pools, of stagnant water abound on every hand.
in facts large amount of sickness now press-
Ica is doe to the filthy condition of the city.
Thist tate °flange isso general that me nEed
hardly specify any particular localities, bat our
attention has been specially called to the on
wholesemaellinvia which santes the nostrils of
persace posing along Wylie street, In the vicin
ity of Illgh and Mum& Early in the morning
the stench. proceeding from decaying veget
able matter. is of the moat sickening
charaeler. and Is saffielent of itself to generate
that terrible disease whose infection from abroad
is so much feared. It has been a subject of
general complaint with thosewho are compelled
to endure the nuisance, yet no measures have
boo taken to eradicate the eviL The subject Is
one which demands the serious attention of the
BcfardOf Health, who are highly culpable in
wttlibolding the proper sanitary messures . .for
the abatement of the nuisance.
'The infected localities may easily be disin
fected by cleansing them, and nothirsgle easier
than to attach aline of hose to plags in the yl
clnity.and give the streets, alleys and courts
where, this incipient pimme abounds, a therm&
washing and purification. "Mit be done 1
lal of the new Niagara Steamer, . 1
The new steam engine built for the Niagara.
Fire Company at the dincakesg work', -Men - i
cheste.r, N. 11., was tried yesterday afternoon on
Water street, corner of Market, The steamer
arrived on the ground at three o'clock...bete did
not get in perfect raining order until about
lone. Her trial was superintended by one of the • •
builders, who tame on with her for the purPose
of demonstrating to the satisfaction of the eom--;.
pent' that she Win hilly up to all that was re
glued of her. Some little difficulty was at ilrsti
exptrieneed from defective heSes which was.
afterwards remedied, when some splendid';
throwing we e done. The test ;- • made witty.:
an inch and a half wiledTß • nary .I,'
need- by the steamer for thriving a •••• -• •
The nut meastrement msde was two Itundredl
and errentyonne feet, but two !other measurerZ
•rnenta were afterwards made of the entire dlai' L i
tance, rating respectively at tWo hundred . and::
Extyaeven feet el: incheß. This is rather cloak,
mesaurement, but it hes been accepted by eOrn-,'
potent Judges as the actual Agsfra—estinistingl
only the solid stream, irrespective of the spray::
The aftunoon was very favorable for the triabi,
andbut little wind stirring, which blew whir
the istresm.
- High Price*.
The prices on almost every thing, though le*,
than they were six Months igo, d i l keep nfl';
bathed the public expectationit, end ream ift ,
difficult fin laboring people to Reap their wanfal
supplied. Groceries In mineral; am rtmclibigha.
than before the war, whibs dry goods of 4
Mad' arc kept up at prices which seem to ke ee
tirely unwarranted by the existing state Of.
things. These high figures in the dry good '
trade are believed to be sustained by Bp:cubit
tors. rather than by any solid basis, 110, lf so;
a proportionate reaction will: ultimately be In,
evitable. The laws of snoply and demand, ca
the whole . operate In the commercial worl4
with as much regabal and MtnahltY 43 thrall
which control the physical creation; [nit la bout
cues. they comet be burriedi and we must wilt
patiently for their working out.
I '
Itoonnottve Explosion—Two Men Rillo.
;We learn OIL an accident of a Tay serieijs
nature occurred on the Peensylvantd Raillutt
on Tuesday morning, resatthas to the deathOf
two men. A loonearive stf+r*rri 20 a pa:set*
ger train, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, while
near 'Tyrone, blew up, horribly naldifut the 4e,
enter, a mannamedDoeoorty, and a fireman,
Wham name we were unable la leant. baltfof
Whom died from their tolurlea, We did not
hear the canal of the explosion; and can • pre
no partleularsosneenrine it. • ' : •
7 - . . 1" ..
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~: FattlY GlihereStaYerLawrltsdelet= o "'“
to lately carry out ' the prarbions of the 101 i .
°rheum ha repair to Paso% keeling POWs
Os en ghele= state. Three .elsitisenai. cona
best:nese cat. That 'Vert, litre before raw les
tetday morel= charged with nesteetleg to oleat
the gutters In. *OS of their place o -
ESTABLIS Ot. I IN 17Sti.
that 1144111 be hospitably receleedi,and we
doubt nOt they will readily find players amongst
ue whojire willing to enter the field for the
ehamplOblp.
Amusements.
ripp-.ircitnn Taxies.—The great persona
tor oflabstafT," Mr. J. FL Hackett. again re'
ceired4 clattering audience In "Henry the
Foostrt?' last night. He appears In the same
cbaractte In "The Merry Mires of : Vilna/or." -
tuts et;stilng, when the Tarlous mishaps and
complete discomfiture which will attend Sir
John WAD be abundant food for laughter.
0 erglA Hores.--Nottiing can exceed the ad
mlratlen and rapt Interest...with which Miss
Charlidte Thompson's acting is witnessed. She
Is not.fAtly a splendid actress,but there LS a rare
Amstrad:, sweetrima In her Intonations. As
anghon" a t m has no Guilder. She appears
ibis dean as "(Isaac; and will be ably
suppcitted by Mr. Maylln as Armand. ably
tetplecti portends "Deeds of Dreadftd
..
qbenpletlon of a
. Datiroad Etrixtge.
It iketated on the authority of Kr. Jewett,
Presidszt of the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Via
eineritoDroad, that the first train wilt' pass
over fie new suspension bridge st- Btanbetiville
to-days, As this to also the day appAnted, for a
1704tneetlea at Steubenville, a late' diowd
of paOla will donbtleas be attracted 'there.
Amcor the speakers at the meeting will halloo.
data - Oberman. and Gen. .1. D. Con, the Totter the
I.luloir eandldate ter GOVEITIOr of Ohio. • The
&taw - piffle railroad is now eempleten treat
ateoheavine to South Pittsburgh, and In a feta
darsighe vladuet across the Monongahela et this
city 01 be ready for the passage of twins.'
TO on Spirits.—Notwithstanding that Wen
nonaeflorts have been made to have a reduction
of th tax on spirits, the efforts are likely to
prow of iftile avaiL Commissioner Orton. in
reply r to a letter of inquiry on the subject; had
said opinion has been naked sefeeral
timikrecently as to the propriety or prplashility
of 6-redaction of the tax on distilled spirits by
the Oat Congreaa. I have Invariably replies
than 2tO reduction whatever would be proposed
or (Viewed by me, and that It is passible
1M to
i.hor
col-
lect An tax at two dollars per gallon
,
onghly es at any lower rate.
Lecture Posponed.,—The lecture on the sub-
Jectt l Prom Pittsburgh to Richmond, Peteniburg
andAhe Fottiticaticms," which was SO bOdellv
ersdam Thursday evening, the 7th Inst.; lo the
Fire% ;Reformed Presbyterian Church, by the
RefirJohn Douglas. D. D., is unavoidably pos t
pono for a week at least, owing to the =ess
of the reverend gentleman. ft is weep:4,MA
he 'trill be able to deliver It on Thnesday'even
ingthe 14th inst. Due notice. howevero of the
Umn of its delivery will be given.
Iniprest.—Coroner Clawson yeiterdiy bald
and...lnmost texel the body at s boy rape in the I.
rarern. Bewlekly, cm His Smite. was
Wt lam Wish, and be Monday.
had been drowned in the
All river above the Fort Pits Works,
wale bathing,-on Saturday last. ELM perents- -- ' -
retilde in the Fifth Ward, and Ma bpdr was
lomat home for Interment.
iratatton.—Officer Strata yeateidai nicest
edaba Yeager,,ehargol with affllktan oti oath
of :gate Fisher, of Wood'a ran.. Helms ocked
up ;if or a heating to-day. ~
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found Dead.—Yesterday mortal= faro' dead
hay of 0 man was found In a Held loaf Whoa
algae pine creek- An Inquest was held,, arta - is
vollet was rendered of death from natural
ceases.
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— AMR
WFORD—On Tuesday, September etb.
iteDREW 3. CRAWFORD.
rThe Unmet will take plaza ro.mosuour (Wed.
o,aday) stokers*, at ten o'clock, from tilt late
realdence, Idanifteld, Pa. The Mende of the faux.
1.1. , are respectfully Invited to
rE W .1D PERTI,9IIMArr7B4
Ira REEVES
trzva:nscsen•
,I; i • . .
kio . ' Smithfield Street, near EU Street
..
~ itircrorrarrs et every desorlptlaL MATE,
povrs end FURNISHING FOR fulcra
LS generally. sir FINS HEA.IISE end OAR
MAOES larldatted iTiCial
Concert Hall Shoe Store,
The Palace Roe Emporium of
THE WEST.
THEY ASE SELLIN
Children's Shoes, for
adies' Moro=%led / io
, Goya' Kip Brogans,
ei lip Brogans; extra heavy, i 1,24
Boys Enameled Balmoral', alai, 25
lien's Fine Calf cxford
Men's Kip Bonblelole BabrioraLs, - 1 , 75
,'eatsgyl3, . •
Ifen'a :*. z 4 ST) • ' aot4, .2 25
Iffesea Calf 800%
Nun own OUT e
SUMMER STOCKS.
Hears tlonductlon from tanner print
No. so FIFTH mum"
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PRESENTS CIIITEN AWAY
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above place foi ttae , alstsibtaboo ot pro Ws to oth -
persons porabsstog books sktbis -
EsarptolovVisortb from FIFTY czar TO
'PIPE HUNDRED DOLLARS: +-z •
Elendlor a totalottllk
ting Mg= Gaiter . % $lOO
...bil-dreszal Calf Balmoral, 25
GOING,
4 Fifth Street.
sat,