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pittsbitrgh
• IletvHt.
Tkos.Nalrlit, N. D., Etpulelnn and Surgeon, No
at rows! dirt. Attegheey cur': ` .
e tote a. ar.;.l ton: aid tOS.gog,
Vnen Goods.
BAITs k Bad,ri Pint piee.A...
tali:Wawa Sale
Of Tobaco and signs, to-in 71 nalraUtadin
mon
fpT.atASeOleliaLQatalletiotsj also at 11 o'clock
9 1 0 121 7 Pi CUOke. rtltillt3Mir."Usttresses, Paint-
Ogik 44 .
Coal
[I N 2 natt4 l ,; ; GMee'riesk, are.. at Aue-
OilTuesdai t tetb. at McClelland's Au,
Dee, la coeuection with the Coollseatlost Sale,
yin beloia opo Suilltotttin Betting, Mace Doak,
W/limtetSliash, ad; •
MOOD.w..z..arro, Auctioneer.
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Opera
The alumina atul *pant actressits;the Webb
Oster; this evening, nosh', their tint appearance
iD this city for gevetalyears.- They rimer, et the
Opera Hem% arsainfiting'br %Nei' till for this
evostrikifey):44*,:dpiot - gellerally pat their
strong bills tip onthe opening oight,) We should
Judge that their roperfeirs bermes& extensive nolo,
OHM Intetealinithedit. ,, •
Ot
GOodr '.W UoOttat . f ilieoode t
VoolaPirethtkLEXO4- 11182 -Faderatatreet,
&my, have received a very tine sissortar vet of
Dsy 0004,,yrph peg riemellhor at very low
mites: taigehieed than *emus to the
advandi on goods, they are able to sell them as
ebitayetirto.feleceper Wm . afty_other Hausa hi the
edylif:Oteora fn want of nay-
thicittrths-Dry Opole give them a oaf: ho--/
fere purchasing. •
Superior Furniture at Auction.
On Tondos next, at It o'clock, win be said, to
connection with the sale brconflacatedlsoods, at
Itluonts Kali. Auction' House, id fifth street,
quantity oTwell kept Furniture, comprising rose
wood lialsit igiubletop kressing Bureati, Marble.
top`WealaSCar4,:thiell ilierbis,top Utiles, elegant
Nartie-top Side Board Extension Tables, two
nits Sole Seat Parlor Chairs, two Divans, Cane
_Soot Chaim. Card Tabies, French Bedsteads, high
and lost pne.Befigetids, - Its Chrst,toli Patutims
std Eng hying:, Fames, Elkin( vrir Salt Mat.
T. A. McCLnnsso, Auctioneer.
Linen Goods
& BELL, St Fifth street.
Tatty Lines of Common seam
Reader, bATirld Irlartepd over the editoriela sad
the dew* In this jonzast, you turn to the ad.
►ertteeeteets,_ yourself, " these are
- Philteheitmileetehtters-terserve then. own Inter
nets."
perhaps ao.;, Mit tt is no feu true that it cow
arse yam *trueritt 'tvet4 rittsetafriy liner. If you
are healthy' it to' Pie Sited yon wish-to continue
• so. 'lf Itch, of couretrien!deetre hope relieved.
In either caseitli-inipormin tO you to know that.
Itgerzyran'ejtirvenn' Are Theurer, surest awl
but Tonic and Alterative ever advertised in any
Oat*. Tide is a period of the year when the
atlyter434l .
.14 Winvigorant; for theroppressive
boat drains the system of strengtft fester-than the
atostpot.nt and vigorous organisation can recruit
llV 4 Theimuire,Fels s preservative of heath, as a
pirßeetteti iigslifst the -deritnifling action of heat
and the malaria it Produces, yen should sustain
the good constitution and the sound stamina with
gaujilili 'this Pei - vide'
Tegetab e Tonle.
It out scampi be necessary to urge upon the
urealentsl ailing llosiniportencent acquiring by
dansalited Napup
attain tbarea:' All lam Mirth= eimumetanced are
ixtviWs4 o - the linemtcue a Before they
base;talteraNtis' elixir twee days conformity
with the dL'atfons",thepsillf acknoidedgnarlth
gratitude-Its genial operation. They win find
that it impw to mental as well as nervous energy,
sad ftnisteseiktheintersal fuostione admirably.
This 'le ir_e intPerlence 41-the ,abuititted and tio.
Inewied, and in making there statements the pro.
iggiawp,l
_echo the lauguageot innumerable
• Mnen- peode.;-4
& tut L72flifitatteiE:'
Iteditalea; - .
One friend, Mr. Jahn _Wier, MO. L2S Federal
•belt % Allegheny, was the' out when tha
iliftionsterum of the capture of Richmond and
Abe 'Eurender! of tee rebel General hes was re.
'Mold. and p , ll . f.in fdvantagg - rude pro.
and knowing the ie.action that would fol
low, mole very heavy puruhase of
sprins irooal Ft' eboilit otieLait or the
old yucca. Some of the fluent clzthe eassimerna
and sestinas an Winded In hie stock, which he is
erepared to Mahe up to , order, en dart notice, in
he Latest styles, and at correspondingly low ratan
A choice assortment of furnishing goods and ready.
Lade clothing wit , also ,he - fclusui ulp elegant
IMPoliwl , ..out.'."Lta Allsghani &IMO - should gave
11114 emit.
'Gillen Goods.
BATES h RILL, 21 Fifth .treet.
Afraid t 0 Lauga.
Ladies sometbnem vepreii ihelr lang‘ter 'to
avoid revealing the dticoloratlon and lalporfectloc.
of they. toitlq -Parr ociii„we wrottkl advise; you
to try the Frairant i ozooonr. It will remove, 111
ohm, alf ItOpy(itfea, street the progress of decay,
and Valdten . *Oa Parts as ha 'e already her-aloe
back by decay, and leave the breach as fragrant
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'Linen Goode.
BartE,". It i er 7 l7lL FUth atr et
• !Potoas Ip . V..Pars v & Co.,
memo& ShtAlta . oftle, and Doalgi to &merino
etc of, various etiors. Oaks at Alaxamka
Tararkllsot,' akar tba - itrater Works, Plttabrizah,'
Pa., Amick:aria . Ara • 73 Piko strut. Orden
prorattlr atteiOrt l / 4 a7' An work Win/rated watt:
Itroof.Jte
,dokekt I'o
_eat
drevtaea tse l'oot • ddi
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J 7 then_ Goap.
BATIM & BeL ., stPlltlly reef.:
4obbliaa Sinop.
thin* littailDa eta en absence of three yean
n the areal: ihMilliropned toy shop for all sorts
ellobblng lmthn oupenter line, at the old stand,
lrlritneilley;between'Sauthfleld street - and Merry
OrdestsollAyl end promptly attended tei?
- Mutsu FO grim.
Jailor WlT . r.—Lorceur or Governmuut
Hof ses—Habeas Corral - 84spetulea—
Costract for flour.
Wasnovcrrou,Bept,,, Wira_ls now
privileged to eat bla wile, she /asing Obtain.
al a pan from the War Department permitting
ber to visit him. Rie spirited adviser, Fathers
Hamilton and Whalan,letwhom be eesks apir
hunt comfort. 'AM not yet called upon him.
Wire, to day, was somewhat better In health.
Hots incetaantly occupied 'with his ease, fry- -
gnectly being engaged In writing until after
, Yeitaday habeas estpus was Issued
bYledge Wylie;be the putt= ot Bland Burch,
by his camel; d. 11. Bradrey, and mm.
mentett ***Meer lrt chargentabe-Old.Capitol
prdence him 41, o'clock, and the
trodie. orb% father Samuel Itimh aod hls broth-,
Cie Charles Berth and Orlando larch, itto:_ti
repretenta to have been noliwbilly arrested Ind
yield. To day Oen. Baker, by whose order the
pattlie 'wee arrested severe( dips since at their
bbiablin; Fairfat Couft.honse, appeared with a
strlF endoised.l4. the President, as follows:
Eummetran alasurtosr,
Sept. 16, 1865.
In the caseeetßstanel Week', Charles Burch
and Orlando Birth, named within, the mention
Ole habeas corpt(s is hereby appended.,
Aroma Jormson, President.
;another Of tafecaly; EWA , Mach:Was ar—
rested.yestenBay.:. They are charged with lar
ceny of ;and_ marichtg government horses with
the brand "IL 8 and' It 'said they were
CatBbt ibo act.. Already,. General Baker's ,
forma - have recovered over thirty horses so
rearktd.ett;Poted to be with the .same brand.
General Baker .stated there would be no Mdse.
lion to turning the parties over to the civil
courts at once if they could be tried itumedl.
ort4Y-Iratildba tamed over to be - placed
under bait' .1s leprobable they will be turned •
over Ina few days to the civil authorities ai
Alexandria. . . ,
The Subsisheitlo treparisn'ent has 'contracted
for the ,dellvery ofonelluxuand barrels oflloar
at SO 84 per barrel, and flan hundred barrels at
1 1 0.27 per barrel.; The Mat eingal'lbinarthasn.
figures to M.
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Plaliterii - Introducing [Foreigners.
. zir „ yo l uolepi. 40.—The Tawas's Washinz
lbespicisl rase 130 mo of the oziend ph in t ui
dinet 1 5412444 0 4 - 4Q -4 4 1 5 , Aea Partition.
or gonlgnsis tti,"pont4rietAbe operailOns or ilgO r
craws , . Ooeigentiernan Jn Oharlotto has-Intro
duced tblity.two Sweden's" 100 rersf 10112 . ,31 &F
priFed *thernirfee 'olltlint..o4Thevefing 'sad
Innlistriess, bat tome- rrPPreitension• ore agar.,
to dllist the pllotte so , fat Witt Will cpwoto•
tolavoribtyion Abeti , "4Sltb power 'or
endurance.
FAREWELL TO THE COMMERCIAL.
tv, e do netlike wrangling-between news-
Patten professing to be of the same faith.
There are occasions, however, when silence
would be criminal.
Oca.of,these arises eat of an -article in
.the ttkieinereLl °fah ursday.,:ht 'enritinija. t i
lion of a previous attack on the late speech
°filar. STEVENS, wherein thesonductors of
pill paper have undertaken to denounce
his opinions, and to declare them at vari•
aticiewlth the doctrines of the Union Re
publican party of this State. The same pa
per of yesteriay takes us to account for hav
ing sinned In the same way.
. IYe profess to belong to that party, and
are, perhaps, older soldiers In Its ranks,
than the conductors of that journal, who
are obviously not jiostaiartorta. Petiinsyl
vania phases. We think we know how its
haait beats, generally, and we are sure that
sa far as regards the Allegheny portion of
it, which we havahad some agency In term
ini, It Is as thorough, as radical, and as
earnest in its convictiOnahli any other por
thin of that great party In America. It
attmted none of those milk and water gen
t , sometimes rather humorously yclept
1 conservatives, either when it polled Its ten
Ilonsand majority for Luscoms, or when
sent out Its ten thousand sons to the
battle , field, to rata their teatiMlßlit ..with .
their blood.r 41 - equally siespisen .now that
tttai:se*iiriviati* . sabettV . the cease 'of
qte EittlMibi s !, v erc;oltlitg4ll9,,tavgitatti b*: ,
es of the knee," and punts:girt jeopardy,the
fruits of the great and expensive victory
We has,. won.
The (""mmercial prides itself on being.
Conservative. It has a horror of all posi
tive man like STEVENS, who have opinions,
and are not afraid to utter them. It takes
no alarm at finding Itself as often Inner
mony with the Pittsburgh Post as with
ourselves. It may understantithe interests
-of the country better than we do, but 11 . it
Is Rephblican then-E-we are not.
We propose just now, however,—as the
opiortunity is a good one—to test the
question whether It is more Republican
than Mr. STEVENS, or whether it really
knows anything about the opinions of the
party for which It speaks with so much
confidence.
It charges thst this gengeman's views
concerning reconstruction appear Lahore
undergone a Mange since the Union State
Convention a month ago, wherein it says
he assented "to the pledge to support the
policy of President JOHNSON."
It complains that he now advocates a to•
tally different :polleY--Pr.°o.ll'n to treat
the Southern States as conquered provinces,
and to confiscate the property of every man
in the South worth $lO,OOO, for the pur
pose of paying the National debt, and in.
licmnifying loyal men who have suffered
loss.
sotto:at
It declares that "it is not and never can
be In favor of this plan," out comforts it
self with the reflection...4llM in view of the
fact that no Convention berepresentative
"C 19 4.
,has yet dissented (re& the' Pr.esi
'dent's Dian, which repudiates waggon,
land bolds that no State has been and never
; can be out of the Union, but that all have
appecevedbflt, L itlnatlarisrlinttted the lthe
prospect of Mire yrnihrs policy Into "eirect
appears rather dribions even to Mr.
'STEVENS,"
. 1 A.c1u,g4.01:10-ea..4get 'WM
nor sagazity"—calls him a "disorganlzer"
therefor—thipks that therm who, will 'go
bade with him on their action of less than
a month ago, are on the high road to de
struction—says that "others are free, but
it does not intend to follow him"—and winds
. .np with the c'incher "that the Ret.ublican
Union party lareaulaylvarticiattutoilla solemly
committed in support of the policy of the
Preattleat, as does the party in every other
State."
It would be almost impossible to em•
brace within the same compass, a larger
amount of Ignorance or a series of grosser
blunders than it has here perpetrated, under
the hallucination that it was really in the
interests of the Republican party,' and
miderstood its policy.
It is a curious fact, as we shall show now
by the record, that while it is not true that
the Repnbilcao Convention of this State has
committed Itself at all in favor of the policy
of the President, but that it has on the con•
trary, dec'sred it a failure, there is not a
single one of the several positions as tailed
by Win the 'speech of Jar. SrEvwxs, even to
the article of confiscation itself, that is not
directly based on the resolutions of that
Conventicti r and expressly supported by
them.
Thus upon the President's policy we have
'ibis strong utterance:
3 "That the mild and generous method
of reconstruction offered by the President
to the people lately in rebellion, in the
judgment of this Conv•nlitna has not been
accepted in the spirit of honest loyalty and
gratitude, but with such evidence of defiance
and hostility as to impel us to the conviction
that (hey cannot be safely intrustcd ttiZA the
political rights which they forfeited by their
treason, until they hare proven there accep
tance of the results of the war by incorpora
ting them in Constitutional provisions, and
securing to all men within their borders the
inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit
rf hvi pints a "
• Here tTen instead of an approval is a
clear declaration that the President's poll
, cy has failed, and a very significant intima
tion tip, that the rebel States cannot be
trusted again with the political rights they
lame forfeited except on the terms of secu
ring the right of stdirtge to the negro—
which Is admittedly no k.+ rt of that policy,
but the' very 'reverse of it.—and this is all
lia:sijawa In, o .9fiart,P - r.Wt! oast-
A t oil'uwtkiiiaity..stanlzsolemray commit
ted in favor of that policy.
Then as to their treatment as conquered
provinces, wherein it is so roundly asserted
that no Convention has ever dissented
'from the President's plan, !shich "holds
'that no State bag been or ever can be out
01 the Union." We have this resolution.
4. "That having conquered the rebellious
{S tates , they should be held in subjection,
and, thq.trcatment they are to receive and
the laws that are to govern them should
be referred to the law making power of the
'nation to which It legitimately belongs."
What does our itepubj.lcan expounder
say to this , ' If it does pot know, tho -Con
vention at least did, that the doctrine which
it supposes to have been endorsed at II sr
'risburg, is that only of ..the rebels and the
Copperheads, which once admitted, would
'Cutherizeitheze - States to ;return without
'condition, 'and render all the proceedings of
,of the President himself the merest of usur
pations upon their rights as continuing
members - of - this/neon !
Again, is to the confiscation quesilon,
in which it is so charitably Ansinuated
`that Mr. STrinws Is fooking titter his own
'interests, as a sufferer from the invasion of,
•
The fifth Reiclution declares "that as the
late rcjbellion was wantonly precipitated by
'the prchicity holders of the South, it hsbut
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just that they should - pry the Oxprnses of
the war, 'and congres.V-ehtirdd declare asp
forfeited orid rested in the Government the
property of all reQewhose es:ates ereeed
as auto of $lO,OOO, and that the proceeds
of the property , so confiscated should be ttl;-
pliod to Increase the pecullens of those en -
titled thereto by the casnalitles of the war,
to ply the damages done by the enemy to loy
al citizens, and to lessen the burden of the
national debt.
And thus it appears that there is no one
ofthe points complained of hale: Srurrse,"
speech, which has. not the direct authority
of the Convention to sustain it.
And yet the Com merei./ Bays that Ma:
STErEOSS ' jteWS have "changed" since the
Convention, that he has made "a new plat
form without skill or sagacity" that he Is a
"disorganizer"--"that it to not and never
can be in favor of his plan“..-".that those
who go back with him am on the high road
to deStruction" and 4tat others may go
tel the devil by folthWing him, b t it will
net.' -, ,
Well, it was st,bltuader, ti4q; et tad ire,
but the,rethlt is, that the Cdinme la/ qjalts
ale'cainp. There is no hope of its return
er theileilaintthii diaiimit iteinfcan be
favni. hi B.rEvirs:'irpired,” which Is pre ,
sly the, plan of the Union Republican
party of this Mate. These Abominable
!heresies are not mended by the tact that
*they are the sins of the party, and not of
- Mr. STEWS -VS, sad that instead of his hav
ing changed, It was the Commercial it•
self that had chopped round under. the
Federal breeze, while he was rcid.Toltiedxl
- the faith that was prepbunded by the
high council of the party.
We are sorry. for the mistake of our mu
temporary, but we have been mistrusting
the some time that it was getting a little too
constrrative, and forgetting the doctrines of
the Republican party. 'lbis is one of the
consequences however of bad company.
But we are too Bad to moralize. So good
bye gentlemen, and take with you, if not
benediction, at least our parting advice
not to be too heady and impulslYe, as the
very young are apt to be, but always to
"look before you leap" hereiafter.
Interesting Frnm Illexlco.—Sharp Flgtlt
and Liberal Victory
New Tons, Sept. 17.--The firOwar'S Meta—
Mores correspondence of Anznu 321, eayi: The
terms ofollice of Preddent Juarez will expire
on the 30th of November next. The leading
men of the Liberal party arty that Gen. Ortega
Ls !aid to be • very tit man for the place at this
cries. Re will And himself beset with all aorta
of wants, the Fret ansbng which, Is money. The
Timor) and army °bests cre empty. rat fleet
earn will be to All them, then to raise .a ibredan
forthotyrotaten to twenty thousand mitt, about
which the t‘tive army, thirty to Ally thonsand
men, may; be able to rally. The friends or the
Liberal earnseln the North orate' h„ pa that
Gen. Ortega has been able to do something la
Nrw Yeck
The samccotrespoodeet,writiatt from Cantor
go, says: The ,Liberal force, under cordon
of General Eseobeda, has come to this •olace
otter a sharp lyiht wicti the- "Omar meat ea*
Jaen date, itututian In o'delitidlooheset of eagle
constonenee. Generer:E.MOl44 vlatched:;ta.
the attack wlttea tody of. men bicortlegaibon-
Mama of peek. , Going from 41ontarey ta.thst
direction co atatamaras, the cunt left the train
at Cadet it to march to the 414 of "Ststinkftts,
which the cilloer•le command heard fat habit
attacked by totem formal Liberals.
On the 18th. It woo attacked by a column of
4,000. awn whom Goo. Zscotnotio, , deratclied
from Ws ahoy to pursuit The ,enemy were
drawn np cm the le ft ba nk of 'theta.* Joan
river, at a pass called Peso [OIL-cobras; and
his force consisfcd'of o=o3oo atim of nit arms;
Dlottft ;They moat their artillery, and
small body. which weld not enceedl3oo men;
kept !Godlier. .
Asnonethe dead- which remained on the AAA
was found 'Um late rebel - Ganeral Parsons and
six of his men. One tinnlre I and forty prison
ers mere taxen by the Liberal force, besides
earls leaded with; arms, proyislote, -and other
crenteints. Tone was eau naedoed -stand *of
arms gathered up an the field. The loss of the
Liberal force was one commandant and six men
killed, and two commandants, ilea 91.111ers and
tidily tine men wounded; total, forty ohm.
It is cosolble now for a larga forte to be
gathered ahrog the line of the San lei= River,
and It is intr.ly that the corps under a...OmA
of General Negrete will now come down to Quite
with that in and about here. in which cos f a
Agee of seven thonamid men could be cancan
tested. Tide would be strong enough for an
attack upon Monterey and Slatatnaras. In therm
two places 111,500.000 coali be raised, and with
that the Liberal Generals would bare the means
to increase their forces and march against other
Te ;Its SEEN
The Matamoros correop rodent, of the 25-ra
says, I team from a direct source, that the
force under orders of General Ercobedd am mats
to about 2 500 men. 50') of wham are in Ca -
merge under General E fpinozs, and Gast t unas
Is the present headquarters of tee force.
A party of sweaty-nue young men, who have
been In the United States and In the late rebel
armies, went up to Cam.argo yesterday, slang
with G,neral Esoabedo'arstaff to serve as r.flidero
In the Liberal army.
A legion of 5,000 men could be easliy reload
for the cause. There Is a welt of ammunition
frit by the force to the North, it having only
100.000 reacts of bill cartriiges aad ;silent
500.000 caps. Tills would give only day rounds
r each maq, sod there la arre s t deal of firing In
t hlcciewn warfare. A tight of a few boors would
expend it.. I have mama to think that au at
tack will soon be made upon this place. '
=o, Sept: 10.—The New Oreast - I - 77=
City of ideate., corespondent on the tlth, says
the news from the Caked Settee causes great
tialtatiun. The Imperiblists in the 'state are in
tat reme anagely. The most Li-01)111 a litereats
Maximilian are discararaked Ind every one
Pei MS to lot increasing despondency. Tee
Literal Rims are increasing rapidly In every di- .
tention. The city papers daily chronicle
utd fighting. The town of Santiago, near
0' testa, has declared for lunar:, and rewind aid
Gen. Go rey,liberal, GoVernor of Vera Cruz. This
place cars greet advantage to the Liberals as it
polo them in connection with the Bistro or
bulco, and Cheap,. Various bodies of liberals
beer netted there, seriously menacing 0 lzaSa
itself. and the rail road from Were Cruz. The I'm
whale's attacked the piece twice, bat were
severely repulsed, which catutzd a groat Dense
lion. The Austrian Cpunt Werese, has
been operating in the mountains near Puebla,
and has captured some prisoners of importance,
An Austrian detachment to hitanden, composed
of a company of lancers end another or Infantry
and mounted howitzers, were compelled to sur
render to the Liberals. The Austrian who com
manded, N N. Ryrerlcle, end an Imperialist of.
Dicer, were shot. The Austrian commander in
idichooclss, landed some republicans in hopes
that the Bei lan 9,13011131.-0 troalt be similarly
treated by the liberals. The advantages In that
state decidedly favor the liberals.
An edictal paper from Derange,, mentions the
re-appearance .in that State of Gen. Pawns,
who joined the hinds of Codas and Colljer,
they' combined forces amouutieg to 2500 men.
The French are awaiting their movements with
greet, anxiety. Oen. Mips issued an order that
all proprietors must arm their laborers to resist
the Liberals, . end makes laid proprietors re
sponsible for The acts of the atiarista.
The Tampico correspondence is of the moat
discouraging kind. Itch three month! ghee
communication bee beets bad with Son Louis,
and the Interior. No merchandise can be trans
perttd and trade Is completely blocked. There
bas bean no movement-of the leuperhasta to
force In Chihuahua, Gerrero, Tobaaco. Chiapas
- and Coital), which Btates are entirely to the
bands of the Liberals. Fite thousand Canfeder
ales followed the Imperial Artily. They expect
to get 20,000. Urdu b :acicho head or this
businese. It having gained currency that the
Empress would 'hilt Btlglum to see her father
end that Maximilian contemplated going to
Yucatan, the French terminated the project
on the ground that- it 1,941 d: tend to the be
lief they were Pitting thd codntrii; • and deStroy
the confidence of their adherents.
The play entitled ••The Death et ddr, - Lin•
bole," kheuttnced at the theaters, has Ikea for
bidden.
New Tonic, Sent. 19.-4 old cot:wanes weak,
The &wind fork xnetbins Ant. bten teaslantive ,
du:113011e Put week, but the falling off mret
bi - ceratderiti as only temporaty, as imparts con.
Ulnae eta very heavy rate, ann the estivity, of
business will cause a larder-proportion of the,
arrivals to pass directly Into consumption./ Tbo
receipts' for the Present week: wrelusive'of to.
day. have beeni3,414,424'; the pri c e Ibis morn
his
114 ranged from 1434@144.. he Imports
eek are.very.beavy, being Indry ge m,
64 020,419, and In wenersi,merchandins 6 t , err,.
968 era natal 01,t7838,888. the largest impor
tation of ItnivetA far this year.
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PITTSBURGH, MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1865.
THE LATEST NEWS
Our Special Dispatches
DISDANDIM OF COLORED TROOPS.
Efforts for the Pardon of Cozzeng.
MUSTER OUT OF UNEMPLOYED GENERALS
Seatence,of Paymaster Webb
—,—
SALE OF GoVEENUEBT ROUES
Fraudulent Conductors and Drivers,
THE ASSASSINATION CONSPIRATORS
Allotment '!,-.; of the Reward Offered.
Fotolst llWide% to Ma . Pittsburgh Ossatto.
khctirt 2.5,000 colored troop will be dlsbended
ander recent orde:n. betari those reload lo the
North. The Southern colored troops will bile.
telned.
A Board to examine cattUdatas for ortirora Of
colored troops, Is still at worlf. to Wastungton,,
ae vaacancles toustaurly occur, though the ord•
ears of the disbacded troops will *come avatla•
hie for vacancies.
Efforts are bdog made to procure pardon for
CC=CIIII, the contractor, who was trlcd by the
Doubleday Court Martial, but thhs far nttanc
creak!.
Another order t preparing for the mustering
out of a hirEd climber Of twasoptoyed Omends,
add will beissand when Becretary Stanton re
turns.
Paymaster 'Webb, conticted of buying saldlers'
check books at a Cl:count, has been sentenced to
a Scoot one thcoaand dollara,
Sales of Watt rate Goeernarne bones will
occur at the Penns, frank; State Fair, at Wil
lianteport..
The reason why a great many military officers
do net resign Is bee 111/AC disbaaded damn get
their three months pay, while rosigned affects
do tot.
On three of the Philadelphia city car Hues,
frands to the amount of ono hundred thousand
pliers base been detected by the managers.
Ilse conductors and drivers stole receipts' to
that amount.
he reward Offered be the government for the
caleurc of the assassin. of President Lincoln
boo been allotted by the War Department. Pro-
IMOLIOLS Or °facer , ' COueplcoung In the capture,
hare also been made.
No money will be paid to the Kamm Pacific
Railroad, homage ake.roablanosts for use.
. .
Geberit-Tetry-haerrolittltrel the Bale °testi
cies from Virgitla battle Bala.
The Laiger's special 13313 h batch of canards.
ta3 a the Governor of Louisiana will call
a toiStateCouventlob to reorgaziliepstfitate;
that ex.& motor nnater to Flo Oar4otked , sad
to on. AU bosh.
Bureau of Rebel Arehlves-.-Opening of
Pouthern 'Broads—Vilna ble Copper
lillnestAllpteaweret—Preedmen Affairs In
A rk , ,
alliras and Mllsalaslppl.
RCM 'YOSTsi Sepiterifasi 16.-=-The
Washington 'mocha-saris The Bateau Of..reloci
/T ali . " , Under, flee #terge,ol that well known
scholar and,muitoriona Dr. Francis Lieber. le
now fairly organized and at work thertelasel
.
Sentient ashy fiso heedful bozei of the arepiree
of the late Confederate States. The documents_
restate Vert' Begartmtra etideftoet of the
rebellion, and ,cover Linger of ita' etvll
and nilittat7 Thelc Illostioli and
compilitton by each an We and discriminating
tialtunires'grA,lttieznigot- th hlats.izV .
ed, sunlit Is nww.eilled am Archive Gliiso Of UM
Pier DePartment, arid Werth he .ttia-custodian
of an 1 - temente portion Of the archives of toe
' war, Which ItsTebeen.fur aardel. to the Depart
ment, Them aro now deposited in thn); o4 F 4 ri ,
went the edictal histories of eight of ten army
corps, as filed by their Aejutant Generale. The
archive cflLu now occupies a spactout.room of
one street, while awaiting the prep:claims of
Ford's Theater. • tuch will be In readiness about
the ist of January. In addition to the =hives
there will be detoelted there about &even lean.
dead captintd fiaeaand'iltunerout Otheetrophliv,
a blob a .11 n.Loor It Matorietl of the rebeliann.
The Pancake Departuieut, "rid resume its
we it of rutorlre Southern mall facilities. A
dt me more toot. faces were reopened to-day,
among them 1).! on, °theta:ire and Americas,
Gr., gad Aoalona and Berthen,. Miss.
A rp , cial to the firraki from Weehingtou on
the 151 h, Lays: Etiensiv.i and valuable &scot,
erica of copper mineral wealth are card to bays
b,co rEcehtly made on what Is known as the
Ty:Er larrn,in distrle, Froferlekcounty.
Maryland. The r resembles the vireo ore
of Lake Seprleler, end co often foetid remarks-
Cly Soh and In Isro hloets. Prof, Henry Ernie,
chlet-Chertme to the I).partsenutpf Agriculture
no Wawhlnshon, the locality and exam
le, d the epecimens, and he considers them eulll•
MEL tly Moak lag tojustlfy mining explorations
to determine the real natu.e of the agricultural
value of the d.-polits. Should these proem sat
isfactory, the location will command capital died
the wealth of the State bet greatly augmented.
Lt. Col. Williams, of the Preedmena' Barest;
who, 1 E 1,1,1 E4 4 4 4 . was dispatched upon a toor
of humeral= through the States of Arkaostas
and littelulppl, reports extcndedty from St.
Louts of bin operatiots under date of Anr.Oth.
The male facts of 'teeml interest contained
therein, are that three is no Lack ofereploymmt
for the negroes, at 520 per month for males
and cl 5 for females, With board,.and - la addition
that a largo number are engaged In matting
wood for the yards elope the Misals.sippi Weer,
from which they are allowed considerable profit,
the re•idue of the proceeds to suppirt the desti
tute of ttetir oar race. Negroes who lease lands
for to t , vatioe, are required to pay the tame
r oral that parties do who apply directly to the
T,.. glary Del artmeht.
In o .n IL Caihr three frecidituibia achxda were
n•'aolLLrd hi Ort. last, with nn atvt,orPtnce n(
11( 0 pupile, and Irivr be•n increased to 470 with
an:aectaga Wendel:Les of r.ooechcklar3. Toe nu:A
bet of necrois rrqulNnq auprsort frost the t)rv—
ert meta Is reports:l to be everywhere decrees
ir F.
Teachers engaged la most of the schools for
the blacks are paid by northern societies and re-
ceive from UP to $3O per month. Many of
the Inhabitant, who have no lack of fold are
very ecantily aupfited with clothing and can
secretly serve through the coating winter with
out assistance In thin regard.
From N 419 Orleans—Colored vloldlersi
Health Had—slilrmehlug Inloxteo—
Confederates IV urdered—Gen. Slocum , '
Order.
Nsw Toes. Sept. IS.—New Orleans files to
the 7th are received.
The Tintes' Brownsville correspondent says
the health dr the colored soldiers 0:111111211el bad.
hardtary messurvi had been adopted and strictly
enfordcd.
Thrall/ quiet, the Liberals at Matamoras are
concentrating a large force, and will acme in
crease it by a union with the Torces of C3rtinas:
A ekircnah took place on the Tampico coal, be
tween the Republican trooes, wader Emobetto,
and a part ortho famerlalista, under Unger°,
one 'baying a wagon train in char 4e. The Ito.
pert:ads were drl bacic to genie:ray, where,
totting rcinforcetienta. they .erent out again,
and were met by Cordons' gnersillas, and driven
back. •
PoniCon federate Americans were barbaronall
murdered recently by robbers, oho of whoM Is
reported to be den Paraons, of Missouri, while
another report lac it Col. Parsons of Tuxes.
Tktee publiehee General Slocum's order
reviihinglits order Alluding the Organintlon of
the militia of ItlesLseippl. The now tap: Vie
bare Infoimation some calm: reliable, that tat
poilatit changes will soon take .place in Mktida
alLpi regarding cite power and =dad of the
Freednita.'s Bureau, which will doubtless form
a precedent for all the other States lately In In.
correction. •
FOlta Burro , (Ark.,) raker
aml. B:emery Irwin, who have' been detailed ,
'rem this Commission, leave here on Baintday
failllnff Creek, Colorado, where they wtl meet'
other Umtimlasichera, appointed by the Secreta
ry of the kneeler; to treat With the Arrapshoos,
Cheyennes, end other Indians, October (mirth,
Gfteral Sanborn, Berterliitead tat Murphy,
Carson, and Wet. W. Beet, will also -be there.
The Waachitas and a portion of the Cherokees
Signed the treaty of peace today. Delegates
frem the earnenchci s also rebel delogs:Loos (mai
Armstrong Academy, arrived to•dev.
My. Stanton and Dr. Barnes In Boston:
- Boston. Sept. 10.-.Seeretary Stanton and
Surgeon General Barrio are to thla city, the
guests, of, lion. Ottoinel Rooper. 'They pro
poise touldnlag about here for agYaral
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Puit.tifaqra, Sopt.'lo, VMS
The Indian Council
From tho Old World.—Hour Days Later
Please—Rebel liondbo [dem Meeting—
Cholera Active at Mareeillea—Joseph
Ben Apr cto Vettlan Demon
otretiou•-e'ettis Plague Itavages--Oreat
hire at letestabout—'rue F'orelgn Mar
het., ete. •
New limn, kept. ateamehip City of
Boston arrived hwisy Awn Liverpool on the
afternoon Of the OW. and 1 4 114 . 1140010 the °'xt
day. lief noire to hill/ days later.
The Confederate howl latt.ta,e bald a meatiest
at Lutaltal an lan, oils cod 401.44
peels, Born, n i rn/ 4 ' 111 " 411 . "14014114114 1 bat time
Confederate oeptaltielit wee reebrobelole A
coinnilttes tree appointed 1 r tote, ef 1.1 'ha mw of
0, toner, The pr0...11110 effite4a4 ao rails
Craund for hope that the lointle 4044401 1 P. l
rcaL
The Liverpnig Pod 1.1;11* out WM leads
;gran the Marley 11,0 thitiihern 0010 Ie Haat
Bang lia old 114IVIC 1 Inane chlas hero 4411.1
and many Rote are ate Ilia berth for
cotton pol lb
Sir W. llsinSton It deed.
The Emperor and !Citroen or the Vreileh, and
the King and queen or Apollo, were shoot to es
change Melte.
The cholera continues active In Marseilles.
In lb° Pr aia Uktftsla inxtee were quint at
C9f. 15g.
Joseph 110 eiarto, prince of Murigrano, died
at Rome.
The ripened! secret treaty between Austria
ladenlid. A vague rumor prevails that
Austria 11 intriguing forth, annexation of the
/anion bloods.
Tbe Rios ofiVeniala rialto Quenn rietloria at
Areistadt on he 110. .
A 3tavigatlob Treaty, between Eoglatid and
?rustle has beEt signed.
The news from the Care or Good Rope to
July 28th, states that Besets was proceeding
rigorously—faVorable to • free state.
The leaders in the recent Fenian demonatra
tions xi Black-Rock. nest Creendallreave been,
committed fortrial at Cho Asslzea. Ths prow
cOtiott by orders from thAnutbor-
Idea Cl 'Dahlia Castle.
The Mark , Eano Erpreee team that three.
rdntba or the English wheat drop will prove to
bb In bad condition.
The iambi plague continued It. ravages. It Lt
Mated to have made Its appearance In Inland.
In tbevoactp of Dsnegal. The Common Coun
cil of London headed • subscription with ono
thorgend pounda to compensate dame why.,
have been compelled to kW dbinta.:d animate.
London Neat Harlet—The feuds were gen
erally needy and lirm. Consols on the 5-. b were
82 acd closed at 90. The demand for discount
contioues, but the rates were unchanged.
Liverpool, Sept. o.—Evening--Ca' ton : The
sales of three da3 s were 05,000 bales, 28,000 balm
of which was for export and stimulation. The
market was buoyant at as advance of ,‘ per
pound generally, and closed very true at the
extreme prices.
The weather has been very fine for harvesting
meridians. Wheat was In limited demand at a
decllneof 11(43 per cent., ebbilyou Red Amber.
Holders of mocks In stores were not remising
seller?. Flour Is In moderate request, at the late
rates for barreL Indian corn Ia in consumptive
demand, at &tee-line of rid; mixed American
64@30. per 480 peruses.
Proarefatie.—Beef, siowof sale. Pork, active,
and 63. dean; Bacon, steady at the ad
vance last quoted; Butter, quiet, and IL 3s.
cheaper; Cheese, in moderate demand, at Its.
per eel. of a decline; Lard, very firm, bat quiet
at 85s. for steam; Sugar, firm; the small roan
thy offering, however, clunked bnaluess; COtratl,
!lOW, but gene:ally steady. No sales of rice.
retreleum. Are., at previous prices.
Lennox—New wheat flat, and Mf per quer
ti r lower Br inferior kind,. Old steady, but
show of sale. Flour inactive, but quotations 1
webs.; td, bagars, active. Colitm, quiet.
Lauer COSINKIICIAL—LIVEATOOL, dent, 7.
Cotton Imam% but closed somewhat quieter.
21 / I .titielatiars have advanced to a trifling ex.
tent. The weather has been magnificent for
Crape.
Provision, ate steady; butter easy.
Petreleum i 0 firm; holders dense/Wan advance.
LaltD4.3. Brpt.-7reCatleale for mosey 8031,1?).
90; Illinois Central -28%®79; Erie SIMMS
54 3 - 0_ 6 • 20 ,.'e 6.,BOS4BN
LAIL= r a n L.Prp 0 7 , 7 1 1'03.-43,14M, Sept.
news polltlcal ne usporrant.
A great tiro occurred, Stamboul. Tied thous
and flee trucdrid buildings bare 'been buzz t; '
and the Ore was still lasing on thot
The Verlci !oath America—Meettno in
=CM=
Now, roar, Sept. 17.—Tho IfiraPslndotos
Arreatormoondent to the Oth of Magnet 'art
tains no secontas of aliftlansl lighlost, bat
furl tfi - tififiefirria 7 Err:l4 - !- fre.rnotittoa•-...
eras thought of. The Nragasysogi, with Prcot•
lent Lop -eat their head, still held the greater
panel( the p.oeitlee of C3rrleates „ in 'the ,tor•
genuine Confederation , and alio maintained
their toatte,l.l In the Bc.2.lThlif rllOlllOO of the
Rio Grande,.
The Emperor Don Poem bad arrived to the
latter and leaned tq tho inhabitants a proclama
tion calling tbem w arms; and a movement to
cut oft the relltat from the Parvmayans was to
PTCetill 'Of eiettalon by Preaidtiit Flores, of
enguiy, at the heal:4 50000 Brasittlina and
Urrigneyane. The forces on bet& sidetYaroaald
tn he the greatest in numbers tree arrayed to
Snail; America, and tt woo thooZnt Abet time
very aaugudaary and &lucre fighting mast Goya
OCrtlt.
The conscription was in active operation In
&girl All idlers and those wit) could not show
exemption were being gathered op by the po •
Iles and hustled into the armliond It was
thought that exemptions would now ba coin•
pletely swept away, as the Enperin had called
imperatively (or 3),000 additional man. A: re•
view of all the allied armies of exanardia, con
sisting of 20,000 troops, took place on the int
of July, and It is said thee were In a splendid
condition and penented a line appearance.
The people of 13 tletlei AffrOarllOlathful need
over the proepect of to in hark:ix regclar steam
eammenicatlon with New York. Tod Onenos
Apter, (!telizress have granted an an lual oohs
eldy of trAO,OOO for the extension of the New
York sad IlioJanerio line to that Mace.
A 'pedal meeting of the Masonic fraternity,
•Lich araa very lamely attended, was held in
Buenas Ayrea In July , lo honor ub memory of
FrunCent Lincoln:
Pa3 - master t•ouna Vullty awl Sealel:m . 64—r
bioductloo of Quartermaster Depots:
New YOttx, Sept. 10.—The Mg'Washing
ton Freels:leap s Paymaster W. F. Wdhb was
found guilty of -conduct prejudicial to" good
order and military disepline, and the court sea
seLece him to be dishonorably dismissed from
the at r :de, with the lose of all pay and allow-
IlLete Low dor. and pay a One of one thous
a:A duller% end stand committed till theta° is
paid. The Prosident has aoproyed the darling
and es-els-nee. Amore the things proved against
WsLb was a corrupt collusion with s elates agent
hue fur the purebsee of soldiers' check honks
at atruscuusel.eable demount. Webb ■lll nay
the brie and be at once released (rem custody.
Tl - u special save t A general teepee.
lion of all the deinta for qaartermasters , sup
plies la going on throughout the ossuary. With
a Titw of break,rg up a majority of teem end
coLeettratleg the goods in a few central Mesa
ties and government depishories. Tee depsta
at Frederica, Ilarticaburg, Ste.venson. ,L;larks.
burg, Cumberland. Parkersburg, Wheeling,
Gallpolls, and Charleston are to be Immedl
asely broken up. and their contents transferred
to lierper's Ferry and the building's turned over
to their owners or sold on the government Re
count, and those having them in charge nuts
tered out or discharged. Similar. .redectiotte in
the Dumber of depots will be ordered In this de
partment. and the expensee reduced to n.mlnl
mum. When the goods - will not well heir trans.
portatlon. and (all to . nOtue up to the regulation
standard, they will be sold to the oW:et bidder
for cash. An Immenite amount •o eovartmont
clotting Is of this elasa, cud stems likely-to be
turned over to the - Freemen's Hamm (or distri
bution and beneficiaries.
Howard said the Freeemea—Kebet Gener
al Vt arm Parrioned—taspeetiOu of
peewee Hospitals.
Now c rew, September 17.—The 1E141.41's
W eablogton loaded taps! G.meraltii►ard ex
pects to leave oo Tuesday next. 'to taoto tho
condition of the Freedman% attiirs in Virititila;
sod may extend his trip to 80121 partlona; of
North Carolina.
General Sploner,of the Trasenry Department,
left bare this evening. oa ale leave fee. thirty
'ins rebel (lecersl .11enry,Waynk,of,Geor
gis, son of Judger Warne, of Atm llelt4 States
Supreme Court, and Major and Quarto titisibir
lathe United States army befera the war,has been
pareoned by the President. Gandral Wayne
wee the service In Georgia, and never
took •vety active part la the rebelticen: '
At the Marine Band Concert on the Presl
;untie: twain. tbts afiernoon. unite' amtonber of
rebels were . observed among the crowds They
were dressed like ordinary ehrtellane and bebared
theniselveercimeetaWy. Beveralpf diem, were
residents of this Mil bellore lbe War, and .50tn
dellghted i to get back once mbra. L'. ,
CM. A", S. Hamlin, Medical 'lnspector of
the United States Army, haa7been for a long
time insPeeting She Hospital' braided.) , le Ten
melee. Aititetnense amount has U 6.1 condemn
ed Ind ordered to be sold.
All the • female emanate bevel:woe discharged
from the United States Army generallospl.
Cala— -
Transfee ai Deils's gurrttere;
aturrmoan, Bopt-16.-,The ptentolle Partisan:
Jeff. Darts van yeeterdiv - tMoiferrael Worn hie
Cumesent Prison to a room la .Corroll
Fort Monroe. Tne change was made necessary
owing to tits declining health. Carroll Hall is
perhaps the port comfortable place la the god.
Stock 81:1 , / Money Blotters In New York—
The Wholesale Market—Weekly' R eptew.
New Tons.. Sept. 16.—The Stock market
made another spasmodic advance about recover.
lea the decline of the East two or three days.
There was, however, little activity, and the rise
au evidently the result of the clique opa7itions
to counteract the drooping tendency. The oc
casion was seized by the bear side for nutting on
a small line of sellers' option.
Coveter:lents are strong and In good demand,
esprolaily those bearing Interest in gold. State
stinks rontinue Su demand, and there was a fur
ther rise, especially on North Carolina and Mis
souri bands. There au no activity in liiszella
p Male skarn.
(told was. quiet early In the day, but there
was a firmer feeling In the evening. Money was
vary say, the demand being grimier than the
sup! ly.
Peel has the followang weekly review:
The •bolesale market has been quiet Marinette
ws,4, and prices for provisions have slightly de
dined. The transaction. have been moderato.
Ciriton and Whisky have advaneal. For
Cotten there d ib been an Improved demand from
Venerate, sonners, and speculators, and wi t h
more favorable edifices from Europe, p r i c ,,,
have advanced. The arrivals have been liberal
bet have not greatly exceeded sales; the market
doses to-day dem at 45X®46 for middlings,
and the transactions fort eh week foot up 31,000
bales. and ilia receipts were 33.190.
The Pkmr market has been heavy, and the
present prices for shipping brands are far shove
shippers' orders; with unfavorable advice, from
Rtutpe, buyers generally anticipate a decline.
The declleoduriog the week has been .4'olll 30
to 30 ceuta per barrel, la./ow grades, and from
130 to nO cents for better brands. The market
closes heavy at 17,6007.80 for Extra Stew, and
1119.110@8,711 fdrObio shipping.
Wheat—There hob= a moderate degree of
activity during the week, owing to a deellie la
exchange and gold, and prices ere lower, closing
UO get ti ht and inxitunit,tt 11,5041,03 ftle spring.
NVlRtte 4 Weal 411,98112 for Red Stale. Bar.
101 the supply ban Incremal and the market Is
esey. oats have_been In fair demand, but at
verlableptices. The market closes firm at 51®
50c for Weetern. Corn has arrived freely. The
greater portion, however. la out of ardor, and
has steadily decileed. Boned corn to fair and La
goal demand, (dolling at Igle for mixed Western.
Provislona—The demand for York has been
more general and prices have advanced. A
stredy Improvement wok the Southern Stalin'
aadevdatnhtea ar
ft cio rlv e,i als ri h r a m ye . givers sm a
, h 50 0 @ 1de 3.7.62 th4
for new mess; and Y 2.2 50 ® 30 for prime mess.
Beef has been In good request, and prizes have
advanced. The demand was principally for
polling into tierces for the Bullet markets;
preen are nominal. Bacon has been in more
active demand, but at lower and irregular prices.
Cumberland cut commands Plc. Lard has rap.
Idly advanced and is tine at the close, ar. fr.m
23 to 28 cents.
Whisky Is active; a speculative demand has
prevailed; irides have Mb/al:Wed, claslag firm at
t 2,2842,29 for Western.
The War b, Sween Brava and Paraguay—
All the Armies in Motion— American
Naval Expedition Looked For.
NEW Yong, Sept. 16.—8 y an arrival from
Monte-lido, Paraguay, ?,Bth of July, we have
additional details of mach Interest regarding
the war between -the republic of Paraguay
on the 0130 hand, andthe Emperor of Brasil, the
Argentine Confederation and the Republic of
Arkensy on the other. President Lopez had
taken command of the Paraguayans In person,
but wee moving more cautiously thou at fleet,
owing to the several checks which her troops
had received.
The allies claim that the navy of the Para
guayans was nearly annihilated in the battle of
Butanelo, between Paraguay and Brazil, and
that the Paraguayans had also expel:awl
some material reptilses. The armies of all the
contending powers will, however, aeon be In
motion, and marching and all kinds of military
preparations were in progreee in every disection,
but till the rain and cold gave place to more fa
vorable weather, Ie wan- thought that no Seel
tdra campaign would= be commenced. There
were 17,0001irazIllItunt In the Add.
Apdoutevedo paper announces that A Umlied
States naval txpedlUon of great strength would
noon &wive on the South American eonst, lICCOOI
- by a eommtratoner; whose duty It would
be ba_ enlace runt,intxrference with Alto free
navagation of. the Platte alver by Brazil and the
pare:trot by the Corolla eat or that cooritry of
Soar hundred thousand dollars or Indemnity for
, the American ?evade destroyed by rebel riratm
In Brazilllart waters.
• 2, Baenos Ayres Journal, however, says that
this story has no foundation. lu fact the city
of Ilionteviedo Was said to be In a terrible con
dition, owing to pontieu hatrigneeli• Political
The
• Pro pos arren_ms ed dn In broad daylight, together
Intsabelppl Am. uded C<stituttou--dlex
lean A thdrs—Counterlelt Compound lu.
ten et Note a.
Wasirocaos. M. pt. 17.—Last ni.aht aim was
a coneerabb.of delegates from twenty different
Trades' and '.rorkiett Men% Assodattans. of
Wreehletton, to tate Into considered= a propo
altton that eight hours shall constitute'"B" dare
work. They appointed ereommitttet.o publish
an exedras to the wortrns acre throughout the
country, and to take measurea fora National
Convention In furtherance of the object.
No action still be Mkon by tht giWative De
nartmtnt on the Mississippi amended Cotetitu-
Clan, recently tecelyed, and all otherp - which may
be sent t later from the South, than to commu
n trate them to Congrtss.
It Is tine that' Information Wel received
hem not long ago that President Juarez
bad bed to El Paso from Chihuahua, but
from the tenor of the came advice, It does
not follow that the fortunes of the Liberals
are Irretrievably destroyed. and however
that may he, It Is certala that there Is no
chime In the policy heretofore entertained by
orti,Goterumeni threlaticei to Mexican affairs.
The utterance of spurious one hundred dollar
compound Interest arum and other dangerous
counterfeits, shows tha Importance of the gov—
ernment Issuing altogether paper especially
adapted to gentile° knees and which is now
manufactured it the treasury building. A large
quantity of note paper is purchased td the same
open market to which the counterfeiters has
access, but the Treasury Department expects
ultimately to manufacture a traffielent quantity
for all Its ones. and p f a character not liable to
be auccetanlly counterfeited.
{. D rt, Deflow—Report of the Teta of
olat
Irlarrts--Preshtent 'Commuting
Death Peoteheio-.9ale of InGlatrLoads
—Potent for Swamp
Ymac,Bept.l.C.—The rralgenes spacial
Faye: J. D. B. DaloW p wbo
.prlor to the rebel
lien pablished a Comm, refal Review of str.mg
Eouthem proclieritieb, has been making strenous
efforts to obtain pardon. He was 'formerly a
rebel cotton agent. During PieraPaadmialstra-
Lion he was appointed superintendent of the
mums in place of Mr. Kennedy. He expects to
resume publlostiou .of his Review at ea esrly
dar, and promises to make amends for his past
act lob by laboring untiringly la the cause of the
Union.
The Workra special says. The article] report
of the trial or Mary Harris for the murder or
Burroughs, has Just been issued. It comprises
a complete record of the, testimony, speeches of
the counsel and decisions of the court, aced ,an
additional interestialr chapter on parouiem►l In
sanity td the criminal Jurisprudence of the
country.
The President Is commuting neatly all the
sentences of death In cues of soldiers to Im
prisonment fora term of years. In many cases
the prisoners have been In prison several months
before a record of their aentenea reached. the
President for his apprnval.
The sale of hidden lands la Minnesota for.
Aegttst, amounted to 11,000, '
A patent , for emu thcrunand acres of swamp
land to about to be tutted to the State of ()hid
by the General Laud °Mee him
The Drought In Jamaica-4101)011os .in
Hayti Up.oubducd., .
NEW Tom, &pt. I,3.—Advices from inmates.,
Neat /tidies, tro.Bept. 7th. report that the Lou
protracted drought which had canted wide--
spread distress la the plead wasovar, and fa.
yornble Showers had Wien.
Gee.Somothea, reeve (kohl Ref.!, is realdf4
at Kingston, Jituatca , having' b•At thientermit ,
with expolsion Cram' the Wand for alleged com
plicity to the Harden red:him, and had written
to the Governor of Jamaica, denying that ha
wm at all mixed up in any recent admen,
ayelost his country.
There does not apnea.* to have been any
truth to the report received by last arrival, that
an Insurrection was about to break' urr. in the
western portion of Jamaica.
The rebellion In Hayti la nettabined.-
letter from Fort au Prince Oyale 29cti of Auvltt y
publithed in a J.allias , RaPor,,,antos that Pres!.
'lest Grtbrard, as greedy, mentleuted, left Port
en rrhice on the lltth bOr the seat of War:
Meter with him almeen trundnsd Men. "The id,
surgents bad been repulsed in all the‘r advances,
and the recapture from them of Allo;town of
Cape Haytlen wee daily-expeeted, it was ru
mored that Fort Bt. Michael had already beau
captured by the Ifittlecial troops wlth.aLny Drib
otters. Several oritto Haltielt Pam* Offlloparott4l,
nutreg i rFa__4tl 4 b7.tha,revnAntin , Ptf/ Under*,
In re el 4 opero stores eau =wain marrlutata
ay tbelr 'sealer& . _
• • , . „
Apiroinuttoritfr:ropnec'7,.: •
NvitreVoTtiectriit, Elept: 16;:wrhe pri.taatc
bee appointed Idarshall-B.Tfollttldt • Collector of '
Cut for the (llsater of Urnistileira Ow, wad*
T. Mt-lintray. Purveyed. ofCtectottin furthe part
-
Tho President. P to-daPerdone4 - eht•4lnbatrk ,
tans, two Kentuckians , oce;Vtrgintatt: and one
Texan.. The .dooie ofthe:Preaddentlal iII3ABIAR
ere Doused h: perd.4 .
Olaflesion end Sawannatt
New Tons., Sept. 17.--The steamers Empire
City and Idaho bring Charlepton adsices to the
11th sod Baum:tab to the 13th. The Charles
ton delegation to the State COntiention left that
sty kr Columbia on the 11th.
8. L. Kiblack, President of the Florida Cen
tral Railroad, er.ending from Jacksonville to
Lake City, pneed tlfronkti Savannah ten 'Tues
day last, on his way North, for new rolling'
etoek for the road. lie spoke hopefully for the
retire of Plot Ida.
The Rome, Ga. Courier says the people of
that pare. are rapidly returning to their homes.
A very large number have taken the amnesty
oath. That part of Georgia has suffered severely
from draught.
' NEW Tons, Sept. 17,--The Herald's. Charles
ton correspondent, to the lath, says: In conse
quence of the troubles along the Libel, and
Cooper rivers, between the planters and the
freedmen, the former complaining of Idleness
and disregard of contracta on the part of the
latter, and the negroes clanging their em
ployers with inJustlce and cruel treatment, Gen.
Bennett., the temporary commander of the
Charleston district, has issued an order requi
ring both the whites and blacks of that troubled
region to give np all the arms In their posses
akin.
Cinema Bennett, in his Elmlhittration of
affain, has elven the chicane matt latlafaSlon
by removing a 1 censorship of the press, and
abollebing other restalctiona objectionable to
them.
The Meese of the 165th New York Volum.
teem, (the Ed Deuce Zonams) rano were for a
considerable time kept In confinement on a
charge of Wheal to.dellver tip the crams of the
regimath and for addressing disrespectful; lan
guage to a enperier offlcer, have. been released
and have rat:riled to duty.
The alirpro-afwvary and secession aplrit was
fzvat6k , /tlOWlcaelf la the State convention,
ssarwrow of the delegates were Congratulating
themselves on their belief that slavery is not
lei dead.
New To,, Sept.. 10.,—Charteifon - papers' to
the 16th are received.
The Noe, saya Ei Gni. Aiken received a full
and complete pardon from the FreiWent on the
11th..
Tho au South Carolina grad 103 d Michigan
colofeiltrocpn are on their way to their place or
rendezvous to be mustered cut. The liC5 . crop
in the vicinity of Georgetown la bald ro be abun
dant. Ey the lot of October It la thongbt com
munication by rail between Citarleiton and
Colombia will be restored.
Colored Sufferers by the Blots in New York
in ISki3—Paynent of the largest Por
tia.
New Toni., Sept. 16. —The Committee to se
cure relief for the colored people who suffored
by the 'riots of 1663,. have, after much waiting
and perseverance, arranged for the payment . of
the largest portion of the Sufferers. The fol
lowing is a summary of the results: Four hun
dred and eeventymine claims for $41,338,23
have been recovered from the city, 348 claims
for 8:36.039.15 were abandoned; 125 claims for
88,462,17 were refuted by the B yard of Super
visors; 48 claims allowed by the B turd of &o
pen-Mors, for the amount of $3,153. have not
yet been paid by the Comptroller—these will
have to be stied for in the courts; 17 claims for
$1,481,75 remain for action by the Board of Su
pervisors. The difference between the amount
paid by the Comptroller and that originally en
tered by the claimants was 1533,039,15. TLe
sum originallyentered, &Bowen but not paid, la
83,492. The total number of claims, originally
entered, was 1014. The whole e f oatunt was
$117,953 50. The committee lent to the claim.
ante, to help them In the interim of writing,
$5,040,18- The dixustioria for the colored Mtn-
Pie were 0.200: At a meeting of the Board of
Bupervisorta, it wan ascertained that tha tax
levy, for 1865, will be over SIB,OOOOOOO.
anitor Wiri,'s Condition
New Boaz, Sept. it'...-The - Hiraid's Washing
ton epcdal uya The Improvement that has .
LOP Pike In the health of Wire during the
interval the court has been adjourned. Makes tt
probable that his trial will be resumed on Mon
day morning.
The entire quletthat has been bnlioned on the
prisoner during his fate indisDoelthin;lias had
'the tifect of causing him to regard: much more
hopefully the lees of the ordeal ho to now un
dergoing, .and If his previous constant labors
to his cell, preparing documents and evidence
that have a favorable bearing span his ems, are
lett:dieted to the future, he will probably haste
Do relapse,
11 was evident that In addition to tito effect of
the fearful redid that bee be& progressing,
day after day, without a single extouttaidnuu
cinums.ance-bring deduced, that. the sleepless
nights Virbe has beendertal6 c ? -
havnet,tteCtieernilOlt may
- _
ftsr days. • ,
It Is but just to state...hoverer. that his un
settled onaditian Is considered criticaL Ile
plainly liable to' break down at any moment,
and become trei,elessly LaDato7 bti4C9 tie wad
nwlon of his trial.
Most Destructive Plre lo Milne—Entire
liminess Portion of Augnsta , l3arned
Loss StiO3,ooll.
liwousie, Ms.. SePi..l7. —The Most deetrue•
Lire fire that ever occurred in Melue, ewept
tiroagh tine city thle manatee'. The entire beel
ines portion of the City, txtendlng from the
peetene.er bridge to W.i.thrup .treat. and from
tlac , riTtf to above the ral r 94 . 1.
The Are Chi 1a a w,x7tia building on
Witter Area, and eprei d rapidly In ell direr.
Uore. The %tread eaat,e of the firemen could
oniy confine ite destructive progreSe tO
lie above menthmed.
Even lawyer's office in the city, all the banks,
two hotels, the postoffice. ezpress and telegraph
<daces, all the dry goads, book and 'clothing
stems in the city, the United B:atm Q tarter.
masters, Commissary and Pension offices,
new di pat. the Aye newspaper office sad tatuv
otLer betiding*, in all numbering more than
folly, and occupied as plates of business by
;pore than a hundred ittdividunis and firms,
were bellied.
The hula succeeded in saying all their psnera
and. treasure. The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an Incendiary. The losses cannot now
be estimated. but they cannot fall short of halt
a million dollar&
"Oro President Overwhelmed with south.
erners—Number 'troops bluotered Out
ladtr.A.teo
New YOUR. Sept, 17.—.9 Washington special
has the following: The President was over
whelmed again to-day. Fifty southerners came
in on one tram, Mast all of whom were at the
White Rouse thin aftertionn. The President
wee able to see but few who called.
The total cumber of troops mustered out
utdtr orders ?tom the War Department, dated
Autrust 14, wee 20 000. Of this number 8,000
were men serving in the Middle Department,
n,OCU in Washington, 0,000 in Kant:mkt% 8 ,000
lu Not at Caro Pun and 2,000 in MisslasippL
The orders drded the 10M orate present month,
dirtet the mustering out of another la ro body
of .trcore, which will number about 40.000,
20,000 of whom are colored troops raised In
the terthern State's.
Rater A. Prior, ex-rebel Governor, and Fay
etteldeAtullen. ex-rebel Congressman, arrived
In tog n to-dsy.
Tbe rebel Cpptaln R. B. Winder is also ill In
the Old Capitol prison.
Failure of Boaters—OLlO State Nair—Pro
potation toAteceive ( ;en: Grant—The
uropean Caintatista.
ClncuntatT, Scot. 15.-11. 'Jr., Co.,
bankers, failed yesterday, owlog to heavy. losses
la gob: linosseUona.
- The Mao Buda Fair closed yesterday. The
receipts emanated to elate= thousand dollars.
At the segued of • camber of prominiat
datum. the Mayor has called a :meeting for
td alght to make arrangements for the: recap.
then of thee. Grant, who la expected to, =ire
here neat wear. Tile city councils la are ' ten
dered biaitttettiApitallttes of the city.
The Darwin capitalists arrived at Chicago
last night sad were met at tho depot bye largo
committee 4 chg . Board - Of Trade.
Overland Mall 'to , Cbarleston—The
' ryr.‘,4_Quentoll:
NEW Totut, gent. 16.—Tho Trisaffes Wash
etoo speetal sass:
_The, flat overland mall
ter Charleston since the beet:ming of the rebel
lion. left here today via the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad.
The Tribmw.., correspondent sails: I am
told hg perstma whose ALlthertcy I cannot dis—
tant., that'the President and Mr. Seward look
upon therecegnitlon , of /dekko a 6 an set per.
feels legitimate in ltself. and, which must even
twiny take place, this without Prejadlcoof the
maintenance or the Monroe antrlue, with
which the reconstruction of Ilexico does not In
terfere, end which will be reasserted on that'
occasion with more strength than aver.
Ibe 'Mil of' Champ Eiergitson. .
liesavuxs, Sept. 16.=Llent.. Blackman, lads%
Advocate ottbe Miner" Vomtraftton• for the
tryst et Clamp Ftimosott; ernmenc...d
IPA' argument far the proscenclow to4dar.
'pia not flairamel to-47 belegortadect to.
teettow.
ACcePtapee ofGen. Slocum.. -
Ilurmo. &V. dtepateh 'has been
received by Den. illcittotrad from Gen.. 81metm.
ea 3 tag %Matta endortes the platfortii;abd 466epts
the commotion as the Democratic. nomlnecilire
Road.
I tie
Sawlrowic, pt. 16.-Re, Peter
ofl.reWtthi};port, Mass.. Who attempted to mm.
mit suicide tlfe 'Boston train a few . 4145
duce; MO 61 Btlleive Elos pita yattrdey.i
ESTA.BLISI4DI IN
The Chlnese__Etebelten.
ffy .„, y onx pr.--Thelast news from
Caine, It will be Net eiliberK was that the
Taaping rebeUlmsZiwas extinguished, but that
another Abaft lied arisetrandittat Pato had
been captured by tzdt, watt! tot, who are Caned'
after. he name of their leader, Tileafal„. la this
crisis, the London last nrgently presses upon.
the Encash Govergramt the wisdom Of ran:mina!
WE neutral.
The Pall Wall Gazed., however, Which hth
very much of an offielal character, publishes the
finlowingalgtdfleamr• article In vita of • eon•
trey exprmslon in,thbs morning's runes? "We
believe that lis felljtrould be one great event of
history, and 6e loll.'/Red ether by foreign later-
Ymence or the permanent disruption of therChl.-
twee moire."
I The Tiny, argent , that each mazdarlir would,
keep on governing,:Whleh Is pattially tme, but
who would be Textile:m*le, for all mandarins.
Besides, if we ao n{t intervene Easels Will, and.
Runts has a powerCle fleet In the 'fellow sea, a
movable &tiler} , on • Ite Amoor, a regular garri
son, et Peel - apt:4olva' AllidA =Taint force of, at
least, 50,000 men wAlklii'MKl :Was ; of tto Oai
nese frontier.
From Caitrorato-?:Dob3ge or the Shemin-.
UN FRANCISCO, 4pr.4s.—The &it , rianAir
the season ten In tht, southern *Militia or tho,
State yesterday, dolgg tintstderable damage
tmbarvested, gralu. • • ,
Honotuts dates otthel6th or Avast ' exits-
Wed.
. ,
Vessels sailed oo Mat day for AsetemonTatand,
to bring away, the ctra' of the itaseltburaed_
there by the Shenandoah. The Telgi
and Jno s P. Vest salted frit 0111 - ototta, after be
ing wensed thelletgetv, : : -
The veseept banedoirat the Ayettc sea not
heretinfote reported& are ' the ' Isake-Hoirlaad.
Barka Cormrali aad.Caegreas. The Breaserleic
bad been store In tSfee and - conditined - whela
the ptrate burned her: At latt advicer.lacrvand
vessels were --itt Baring Straits with- email
chance of escape. 'ft "10st '
•
The Stolen Cityrerninerrt Bonds.
New YOE.; Sept4zl.7. —lie cent develop:neat*
show eonelnalvely {hat the stolen GoVernment '
bonds bevel:leen distesel of to lnneeentguldes
by altering the tong:era thereof. Some . bond*.
recently purchased htt've turned out tb be of this
character. The alt4atloms ere very
executed, and em 'Maly to ereape notice unless
closely acrutlnlr.ed. :It to done by adding a dime
before or after the nu mber of the bond and each
cemipon, thus: Sond . lio. 1226; by the addition
of the Azure one beihr“ro or after, the number is
made 11,220 or 12 thereby rendering the
caution to the public not to nevollate bonds
bearing the minted numbers of stolen ones
wholly Ineffective. ;The losses of these bonds
by theft- are becoming So frequent of late, that
It behooved every on* to be on his guard. egged •
Impeeltlon.
Winder's Counslll. Arrested—Reported
Safe Rer-iverr Untrue. • ,
8iL.71110101, BepLllO.•A teieatram WILS re.
calved yesterday at the Provost k.arshars
Ace from Gen. Bakef,; In Washlngtort,l.o' anosst
G. T. Garrison, of Apeman, and send Max. ea
Washington with thit property conanittad tolls
charge by Capt. Winder, consisting or iratchee
and other property, Ohm from the &demo
villa prisoners.
The Noxfolk Pas l:;says: The press' of UM
country has been extlantrely sold is regard-to •
the reported recovery9tf thissafO of the: tkhtsta ,
Cumberland, contalnfaga tarp amount of spe-,
de. The only moneylecoteredodwe stStO:l4' '
the time, WO'S twenty dolinr gold place: •
„. ~ •
The Arkansas COnrentionitebhl War -
Debt Not;Repudtated.
FORT FOITT/I, Atm:toss, Sept, 14.—A kit
was taken thls morrrh and the Commiitleii
_
decided, by 58 to 34 . -
the Ccafederate State et& • 4 • • •
Elcvatttillerned;
limit°. Sept, 16,1 . -Thus Coen Back Elevator.
across the creek was, 4estroyed Ira
Ms evening. It watlowned by &eaten and
'Forge. Loss; abont44o,ooo; Fully Insured. •
There was no grain broaterEievatar.
. - • The Englb% Vapitallets,
E(1.4Q31. Sept. 6.- The English;aphasia r
visited different pole() of interest ;round the
city to-day, and will bi entertained twilight by
a banquet at the Tremint Home.. :
" Fnumto TO Precia."—Gentral 'Onoaor
onoaN, one& the Democratic =Mates ter
Governor on ()hie, r-lt hie opening epticelt at
2,4119, the Giber day, voice of the Best: Mesa
party as " taumy to pieces," The etidedei Of'
this - ii tote, found, cot catty la, GM cleat=
Callforala, Vermont and Maine, buti ti . thou/4
Daafin Ohio tin. Dettioehita arorunolaz two
can'illiatcslbr Goverat, whilat
tha Repaituelgi
&V. jemr
the 'North wDI only IclpllcSW %met those qt the
South, the leading Ikea of the latter will.more
stonily gravitate toi the Rermbilein thszt the
to Democratic party. Ilay be. We hare wat 66:11"
at. 9 Ifldlearbece of it get, however. The South-.
ern
. pollaclans that Illsr
h are done botiairr* jet, te jusekouch
opitilon of them. ' •'• r
iIIE 11^ dD FS:IITIS
AT GARDSLEIVA
concert Ham Shoe Store,
Directly ',nder The
OPERA HOUSE,
Boots and Shoes,
OF LVEBY AMBM=ON,
are Sold Fa ,:1 4
a ere ong
COMPIRISO TII WHIT
4
OTHER D i;iLE ASS:: - s
IRE EASE 111 ED OF GOODS.
Children's Shoesm can yet for • 11)et.
Nen% toed! - - - -111.00
Woineninces -
AS A CALL VVILL coNp2ic)2l:
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Not 80 -FIF st mazy.,
ift Olt e
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