ESTABLISHED IN
.1786.
'aritt Viitsbargh audit.
CITY NOI.ICI--_.:
.1. ON CITY COMMFRCIAL COLLEGE.
JATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
F. W. 117 1 M 1, . -
J.O. Sarrit,-A. af..„ Prinalpals
ALTS O.VLtT,
H Cortege Pea". and St. Crate VA.
, (..ddFettetre FtftS
al,, as ' gat. 28 and QS St. Clair t"
ARRIVALS FOR THE WE'RE =DING (R7T. 10 *
K. W. Minor. Eaton. Prebie co. 0.
g.r QwerOlodluitoWn, Beaver o. Pa.
J W BOTIRes, Steubenville, Jefferson co, 0.
Wm. Miller,Duncan& Falls, Musklngue, co. 0.
H. XeEreer, Beaver, Beaver co. Pe.
A. R. Moesskey, Ftvedom, Beaver co. Ps.
0. W. Ruffin.., RoPe Week., Greene co. PA.
V. K. Strickler Middletown, Dauphin co. Ps.
6. a.Woods, f i tistitmeh, P..
Crolvllle, item/0, Pe.
J. Eal_,
_Plttstin•gb, Pa.
J. X dttiffla, Wier (items. Ohio co. W. Vs.
D.H. Ault, 1.6411 Fipple, Lawrence co. Pa.
o.l3layney, Pittsburg/,Pa'
1.8. Irwin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
D. Pau arson. steobriatmle, Jefflinum co. O.
D. Itiobst, Knoxville, Alar'on co. lows.
K. Hsu/1 toe, Sewickleyslile, Adegi,daY co. Pa
Lents, Iltinckstrilie. Tea. eo. 0.
J. A. Hamilton ticks. BACCUISU c.o. 0..
Ri um %:= lg L cl airil, `" : d aTil.... 0.
2 • Q. Sprague, Wooster, Wayne t.
111. S. Tsedway, 'Warsaw, Oman. c. 0. . .
T. Heys, Brocawaysllle, Jett - co. a.
0. Bollinger. tuphrata, Lane er to. Pa.
.I. O. Burnett, KAttannlng, Armst us, co. PA.
W. A. 1.1112134. VARA. La wreSee Pa.
For berme and Information conc. rning the Gob
ge, addrcas
31312.1110, ClowLY,
• - " P ttsburgh, Pa
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Earl Liberty. Mufti/ Lots—the nth great Ace.
%ion Ss!, of //hick comes off Ilds\siternoon—are
berg purchsied by OUT enterprising cltivins for
Domestil , de, and the work of impmsement le pm.
ffressiog. The Fore Encore:on TrAls le ove. the
- Penrayisarda Depot at 2 o'clock th s a tei noon an
usual—free (or al/ bath w are.
Have You a Racelrlag Vault t
This queaton is frequently applied by those
trite prefer some other mode of death than to COO,lO
to grief by ben!, talked to death. Be that as it
May, the people never get, tl . - ed of mitar - daflg the
LoveMello the shape of dry goods that are daily
Lyezed out at Bates & Ben's, No. 21 Fifth styezt.
..dimong the specluinehthat are on d.aplay !Lassie
at the yr - cent time- is the stock of Eselern Mai
Conan y Blachets,whleh world b lug tomato the
eyes of an Asidenonville ex-priaouee. They are
teen, serviceable and cheap. The as:oatmeal of
hoonkeep.rg Dry Goods is unsuepaseci 13 th's
rity. Rr mrxbr- a Faith anent.
Worth Seeing
Be extensive display of alike, moire antique,
Irish ooplinis silk and wool hens, printed cash.
:urea, cobra de ohambre, with s great variety ef
other dress ; goers. Cashmere, lons and othr•
s'-awls, choice houaekeeping goods, such as table
Barns, table cloths—white and colored borders,
Otto, napkins, doylies. and towels, table and pi
ano covers, linen pillow teeing, shirting, Be.. be.
Cloaks, mourniceloOds, tie,, millbe made by
Barker d. SS Market street. The Males should
bear Ibis basal:Ski kilt is intended to be the grand
see display ever made in our city, and tie are sat
'Wed that it will prove to be co. The mermen.
Talmo( the goads carried by thin firm to order to
Sire the Ladies Of -Mir city every advantage Pea'
Mead by those of the largest titles and V, is ileserv
lag of the liberal patronage which they have hr e
Wore received. and aro still stoicism . le. Let the
ladies then reatembezmonebm
Belnuit of Atabaseaaes
. rrw people **hinge - the tad that disease Iles in
SuaLush everywhere, ready toilette upon the weak.
The strong pass through many perils in safety, the
atrengthiewigiliky the wayside.
It is arnaztoy„ that the feeble should totter with
lir.certain steps Wier the &reef the earth in dan
ger every day of failing victims to the motbid
lluences by which we are all surrounded, when a
:tested and proven vegetable Male, capable of en
'dewing there With tbe vigor themmed, is procurs
!Mein every city, town and settlement. It might
,reasonably be thought that after the tweive years ,
~ lisperlenee which the world has had of HOSTET.
ceb &rowans Brrimaii: AB would know that its
,affect is to prevent disease.
The fact is notorious that a dose of poled,, which
tarllkacareely creeks vigorous man In perfect health
•x - 111 kill ei weSk 'One. "..Now, what is the cause
epidrmlc diseasesi -?often in Inc air. At this
‘iler-Fecaeon the eittiospliere II surcharged with the
"efedi of interadttents, remittente, rheumatism,
4mb:weary pisdideia, billloui t mptab le , isnd the
. •Ilke. Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed
'ire the first to enceumbtothesedistempers. Brace
• 41 . 1 the physical energies they with this potential
' 3 geyetable tonic. It is the most powerful reciaper
-
*Went
which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to
•,, *silent reseerch• and- experiment. 'Try it. The
' ?nr.dent disciple of the old medical dogmas will at
haat admit that a tools and alterative, compound
' approvp herbs, roots and barks, can do no
?rm, while the testimony of thousands Invites a
41s1 of Its chitties.
To Dry Goods Dealers
Ur. William !Temple, ths well known dry goods
!desics, of Allegheny, has atm oa hand • large and
'fs oleo ameortment of plain flannel., white, yellow
-11111 l red; plaid and country flannels, cloths-arid
;pure:ems; French merinos, detainee, and other
;desirable dregz gobda; pests, gingham.,
1 0. er. Also, Mita, ribbons, dowers, plumes, eta
:at stock is one of this largest ever opened here,
! . .and Dlr. Semple* fecilities for keeping 'up his
are melt es to guarantee to his elastomers
that their orders will be promptly and eatisfscto•
( F r k ry flied, at easensble prices. The &Aunties of
he trade is specially directed to their bonze, as
/among the most entrrtiliallal and reliable In en
4 ACOetto.4".R.
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!,.1 ~. Fall and Winter Goode.
, t le a lib great plasm= we call tha attention of
IA readers to the superb Stock of Fall and Winter
icdsjust received by Dlr. John Weler, Merchant
ailor, No. tRS Federal Street, Alictifitchic Eli
feel eibraetu some of the rarest and most beau.
lltilailottuOlasstraeres.OvelbosHittlnudVeglimtf
‘re:l,rought to the western market. His assort
* int Of .Flinciellug Goods, oomprisLug Shirts,
'Erasers, Callus, Neck4les, liandkorcidi ft, tSa..
• Slaknot beatiriansed east or went. A large stork
ir teady•matie Pants, ()rata, Vests and Overooata
• is ill also to found stills eatablishisent. Persons
), want of nal '' l g in the clothing line should not
• II to glvb Aka. water &call.
Tllomaa W. Parry .3; Co.,
ait.loll SlittA Hooters, and Defame in A 11382.061
I.te, of various colors. Office at Alosandet
usbnol. neer be - Water Work., ittsburgh,
a. Residence. No. 18 Pike street. Orders
4"pmptly attended to. All work warrant.ni want!
ei. Renalnset done at the ehortest notice. No
' purge tosrepairs, 'provided the root is not,
;abused It
It tevut on.
Carpenter Jobbing Inkop
lancing returned after an absence of three years
a toe army. I bare reopened my shop for all aorta
Le'ebbing to the carpenter line. at the old stand,
irate Alley, between Southfield street andQuirry
ialleyi Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
cOmmess run-were.
The Teeth Often -131 e
Long before the system loses Its youthful vigor.
.This should not be so. To prevent this species of
.12Ger031.1 use Fragrant Sozonwer. It keeps the
_idental bone alive, the enamel spotless, too gums
„toffy and elastic, the breath pure and the mouth
can.
On the Counter,
alt ttn Frderst street, second door from the Fast
}Natrona Br rk, good butter scotch mud cough
candy. hinsulnstuted and sold by George Beason.
oat. 10,-IW.
Just Opened
tr new clothing Hopis, et G 3 Fi Rh street, whero
enr 1/20,00 worth of clothing regantlen of
Oat, at oct.
C. Sill. DeBIM. 296 Peuu Street,
Atka& promptly' to ell badness - of his proteo.
oleo. LI.
OFFICIAL RETURN?!..
Eartranft. Davi+.
11,199 . 6,619
2,9.9 2,606
16 MI.
Allegheny .
Arlescioatr.
Maine
Blau ..
Berks—.—
Becks-- •
Carbon
gtee " D r e 7 l;;Z:...
Tambria.—,...
'Charter
Delaware
1.49.7 1,773
15,193 .3 . .mj,
$7l MN.
191 mil.
......:..--- ! , , ? .I tl ,
2.933
3,714
957 maj.
7.69.: 4,547 ,
4 973 1,251
2 641 1,344
1,794 taq.
3,1335 • 3 673
174 autj.
V°
F.ILle.:
Prayl/110 117 my. Rumlfrgann..-3.--'...... 2,529 1,537
07 rani.
Lanesster—...----... - 11,02 NMI
Lehigh "
- X.swence • - 1,053 mai.
1,331 mai.
, 629 msJ.
:.,teer .... • 6413 Raj.
nteenter7......._ .....
..
nroe - 1,020 inej.
7,509 meJ.
t 9 au.l-
•stortbseat.t.
..... 1,937 =J.
pl,undelpida--...-...::.. - -
• Sebuyikni ..............
Semuset.••• • •-.... .....
Vennogosnautiwa • ••• . O , ..... .._
, Wei ..•4-....
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VERY LATEST NEWS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION,
Hartrataft's Official Majority
REclitirrSO STATION IN THE SOUTH
Army Transportations to be Sold
FOUR HUNDRED PARDONS GUN TED.
Union E oldie' s Recommended for Pardon
FENIANS ENDEAVORING TO FERRET OCT
IRE ENGLISH SPIES,
Special Dispatch to the Pittabumh Gasette.
ii.artranft's official majority in Philadelphia ls
eight thousand eight hundred and twelve. Far
Mayor McMichael has rive thousand eight hen
drr-1 and exty-line. For District Attorney
Wain has Ise thetuund seven hundred and ten.
The 101 l rote Failed to elghty-eight thousand five
hundred and fourteen.
In the lath Legislative District, which gives
usually a thousand Democratic majority, the
candidate, Shallenbergcr, is only defes•-
c 2 by sixty four cotes. Donnelley, Democratic
being re-elected. Our delegation stands as Snit
reported, fifiteen Riimblicans and three Demo
crats. For City Comptroller. Given, Union,
defeated by tliirtet n itmolrod majority.
At the recruiting atatiaas le the South a)
,'on la made to ertkrug men lately to the
ret army.
c•.nr u. Al lt!on !s to be sold forth
with, excepi c c lour mule wagon for each py
thon( I pmt.;
Fourhrvdai paidona were announced on
The office of Drug Inspection at the AtLintle
Station houses, being a sinecure, will be Ih:con
tinued, and the duties tranferred to oue of the
examiners.
'General Munn, commanding' at Norfolk, urges
the pan onof the Union soldiers In prison chew
o c sentence of courts marquis, as the pardon of
rebels covers bunch more hellions offence.
The Executive Committees of the Fenian
Chats In New York are making a.eat exertioas
to ferret oat the EndLeh spies In their order.
EPISCOPAL RURAL CONVENTION,
Day of Thanksgiving Appointed,
WOW 10EA NEXT PLACE OF MEETING
Enna Dm-part, Oct. 14.—At the Episcopal
C3avention th 4 rooraing, the 800. ficnre &n
-osy Intr.:dual the follow.cs
Bnolred, That tbls house, In moat cordially
crzcarrl7.g. es It Du done in the resolution of
the hovel. of Bishops, appointing a day of
thantaelving for the return of peace to the
count•/ ad rllty to the church, moat re:meri
t-my n 2. - css to the Reese of B'shops a most
entacst dessre that rellsious services be ap•
pointed ft r the,day, and especial thanaa are of.
feted re Almistdy 03::1 for the reestablishmmt
of the national amitarity over our whole roan•
tv, and for the removal of that great occasion
of national dlEseas!oo, towbich oar late troubles
were due.
Judge Chambers moved t 3 lay thb resolution
C 3 the table, and the Pennsylvania delegation
talvd on the ayes and nays.
Mr. Pinney said that there are tratb3 Is which
no nureaur3 has yet beta given.
Mr. Blaney was loudly called to older.
D. Ocedwin ■eked l( the qac - alo, bed been
talea. if It bad, he called for Its recaneldera•
Vole.
Judge ELAN r, of Scrth Carol;-ts,morett to
ley the motion to reconsider on the tale.
Dr. Caromloga rose to a question 4:lp:tellers,
but was noisily called to oraer.
Tee Hon. E. 24 Brnoot tr:ei to ask a goes-
Con, but was also noisily linen-up:M.
Res. Dr. Goodwin asked if such a course e•
was proposed would not ilzally math+ the vies-
Ven.
The Chair decided that it could not be brought
up tc-day, but could hereafter.
The ayes and naye lulling teen callel for were
taken, the question being on the motion is lay
the motion to reconsider on the table, the erect
of wh'cla would be to prevent the qtrit'on being
taken up during the session of the pr sent Con
vention. The result of the vote by ditmses was
as followa: Clerical —2O apt*, 6 nom Lay-15
aytn, soya.
The consideration of the new constitution at
the Theological Sem , nary was coatintvd, Vert.
one articles were dtepecd of, and on motion of
Dr. Randall were amended. Tne Constantino
was ordered to be ors:tented and made the order
of the day for Wedocoday next, at 12 o'clock.
A met/wake from the Home of Bishops was re•
ceived, fixing New York as the place of mestinz
of the Triennial Convention, with concarr,eice
of the Lower Hove.
The Convention then pror: - .dtd the eonsld
rra..!on o: the col”.taty canon, which la to
Oiseng.'on, which was pariocipatad la
bs Gov. flent..lcdga Otis, and Hew. Doc,irs
Adatas and others.
Finance and Trade In New York
New Toes, Oct. 14.—At the Stock Exchange
the ralltoad lett is generally atroct,r
e:. The partial relief In money, her
reduced the combs: of telt - , and
three is more disposition 1t bey is antle:p .l'os
of an upward Tura In prir:s next wcia. Cievo
land ft rattlr-2n contiours to ba told Le '7,
and ache, d further cluing at 783. Is
Reedit g. there Is a farmer decline of %. Other
roads were mostly a traction higher. The &^_Y
market wan Ormer on the St./Pet ebb ftiuelllC on.
aftetopen hoard, with a moderate demand ror
for stceke. The eloslog pt,ces at 4:30 P. M.
were: New York Central, 1001;®101; Erie,
92;,@5'2'.; Hudson Slyer, 108!..'@108.14; Reed
leg 118,;;(1.10,Y ; ; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 79;
Rbcle lelaed. 100 , 4(01093; Northwestern,
41,41542; No thwrob—u preferred. Oe' s guU%;,
Fort Wayne, 10134%1013; Ohio and Ifiesissip
-91,2994@k0; Camel,. 42,@42'; Cumberland
Coal, 473; Quicksilver, 493 ®49";',. At the
tsard, Govermacuts were active, ray clally
7 o'e. Partles who have Invested their balances;
In them are selling out under monetary pres
sure, sad the panic is again lower. A lot of
103,1:00, second Pt 'WI, was sold at 453; seee 2 S
series, emelt, fold et 117,14; old 5 20'a fending
lose up to date e e atout 825,050,000, Including
the snoscript'oua at the National Banks.
The money matket worked melee to-day, and
it 7 per cent. there IPP.9 plenty of capital for
first class t:rrowens. There is a felt demand
for discounts, and paper Is not discounted vett.
'freely. The rates are 7@12 per rent. The
Assistant Treater erkilspurbed today WO 000 le
redemption of the temporary loan. Shipments
of specie Ibis week 8812,030
The movement in Cattail has been very active
during the week. Tee receipts have been 32,549
bales, making total Import since Sept. let, up
to 151 251 bales. The demand hats been very
active, and eels reavned nearly 50,09) hales.
Filers to day are 02c against 50c Mat Septem
ber.
The Dry 0. - .0111 trade for the week, has been
active, there is ao accumulation of o.oek to no•
goods being taken as fast as received from
the matufac.uroli. Forego gdoda are active
for most style:, and heavy woolens sell freely,
good :Wes common venting and coatings are In
demand for trade of this sod other large cities.
To day's quotations ere : Bl,wn Cottons—At
lantic, A. O'd!.4 colt, LI, 36, V, 31, G. 30. 8-eton
8, 39, 0, 35, H, 3134; E, 55, ft 37;4,
0, 35. N, 3214. Bleached cotloas, New York
Mille, .583,1; IV.:ret owl ; 53 ; 'Lone:isle, 50; 11W,
4734. Prue—hicalrbac W, 54; D. :234; Pa•
cite, 31; American, 51; Bpra.tucs 32; It ehmend
00;4 ; canton flannels, fidnail;on wide, 52;4c,
F. 4:le. Nashua A. 42;4e. Tickings. Aenosee ag
A. B, 73c, C. 5234 c, D, 41,
' t4e, Everett, 43;
Birtpes X, 4734 r, U ac:aville, 3814 e Atom,
3734, Albasy 257, Denims Amoskeng.
Blue Hill, 3834 c, Cornet JOSOP. bates, 321,2,
Nantokeog, 373 , ,e, Pepperell. 40e. Fancy .9.
elmeres, Evans, 225. Delains, Hamilton ant
Peelle, 35c, Spool ontoo, Coat's 53e, Willa
mettle, Ble, B , afttrd, 6734.
The following dispatches have been received
to-day:
The Boston market is still active. Large con•
tracts f r the future delivery of print elotb. have
been made at full prices. In Pelladelphia the
dry goods market I. firm, but lhactive at the
late advance. Wrolero. are stlluff more freely
and command full prices. The Baltimore mar
ket Is gaits hutry. Cotton goods very firm.
Cotton stuffs at yesterday's onotatlone.
9,409 maj. •
6,1 , 7 6,631
.1,167 mei.
ses cual.
4,001 5;97
4,611 6 934
froityr bolt. Oct. 14.—The Heels, from Lit , —
oroool, ;Sept. 30, tom been signalled, and trill
arrive up at 2:30.
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Pum.uleastuk, Oct. 14, 1965
Steamer Signalled
1 FEMB MEETING IN NEW YORK.
TE.V.9.ESSEIE RZILRO.I9S.
Bold. and Euccessfal Burglary
Vt 6ISTA EIECILON RETMIIB
NEw Tars. I , .14. A large pubile meeting
of the Fllllll,. wee he'd debt nodar the
must icm of the Lev Cc )1e at So.
eager He':, on 421 street. The Centre of the
C, ele 01. - nt t the mt. :in. He remarked that
whlie the Entiliils mis-ruic a of Ireland, were
gloating over the capture of a few revolotionary
literamtur sad ttrey rount men In Ireland, the
Fault:ins um FOP eve:Juin - e working quietly
and nnln'srl entsdir. with their usual dream.
spc Won end vigor. Moen aho deem the recent
Wester of the Bralsti, cad the silence of the
Irish Esimblleana, the syrnaloms of a serious
chock to the latter, undl-rert-id eel v poorly the
volley and mat: Sal o'Vie movement. Tho
Stern cent -e then gave a leng ltty et 'sliest Onto,
[Dent of the ease of Ireland st7al-st England.
Further speeches wca made, end a large number
es. rem efts were ohtsined.'lle'szat- - t 3 the Coo
green were elected and the marl ser aljousae
stoat 10 o i ric rk. A meeting of the Emmett
Circle was held last evening.
Admiral Fares-cut gave an entnriainmeatt on
Thursday tvenlug 1 , the French
Admiral r.d staff. Admiral Bell. Trvariow
Weed and a namat r of other dletlugulshcd pc.•
Sorts ware present.
Aleut A. Jones, the defaulter 19 the Erie
r11"11113' cftice. who abecoadri sine time bile. ,
Wsth KC 0, woe arrested t, New °Heads.
The ItVrld's Narht Ile ere:iv:ide:at says:
The relit oado in tbb State here all b ra turned
over to the Compeoi•.e to wool], they b e long, lu
mpllatee with the ;are order of the War De
portment. Thi re are nearly a don: t COM)aule ,
In the State who are sty siting Over nerve to
Int their road In good travelling condition. A
large force of workmen aro employed on the
dlfiertnt roads, repalriug the tracks, building
Midges and otherwise ,improving generally the
cond Mott of the road.
A large amount of Railroad material belong:lK
to the Government has been purchased by elm
parties irom Alabama, Genni.a. Mississippi and
Florida. A large amount has been to,seci over
with the mails on erblch it be, been In nee du•
clog the war, for ah cb G ive-ement will be re
munerated Caine :awe day. Arrangements
have been made, bindle; holders of roc to
that r firm.
The Tunes v. - Eshlngton special any;: ore of the
boldest burgiarirs on record. was perpetrated In
Georgetown, very ea:ly tbit morning. The sof
ties, of Adams' Express Company, wet entered
by the beck door, opened in a scientific manner
by professiozal burglars, the door of the wife
drilled into and then blown off its hinges and
Into a dozen pieces, the-coneassion stutte-ing
the glass of three large front windows into a
lhontand fragments, wakening the people of the
relgbhorherod, bat before the ;cool° or poit
got on the ground, the burglars were off with
the booty, 14,000. Dating thetr , operatiotte the
gee was belkhtly burning. • The safe stood six
feet from the window, wh'eh could to Ic.ikt 1
into by any pairs , by. A young man whoa.-
business it we.) to skip in the office, was ah:Tet
in the country, and the only octinpants of the
room were soma doge, width the thieves pa - h
the culler.
The n'eepts of the 'ileum! R , Fentie to io
we, e $724.569 59.
Tne Washiatttnn sp-ssial eaye: The
rrsiolar Cabinet senion to-lay lasted but a few
minntee. Secrets-Icl Seward. .blc7,anc rh and
Speed were absent, but were duly represent.:l
by their Asaistant Secrets:let.
Returns prom the Vireo is &edits a, shows that
tirce straight-oat Unionists we eirserd la the
Alexandria district. Conrad, who signed the
Virginia Ordinance of lik:tssion who de:Jerez
be will not take the oath, Is elec:cd by a small
majority.
Oen. Carl Schurz, who bas been for lame time
a secret agent of the goveroment In the &arab
ern States, arrived here to day. it is understood
Ws mission Is ended.
LATE SOUTHER NI NEWS.
Alabama Churches Still Closed
GOV. WELLS' LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
Now roars. Oct. IL —New o,iescs papas to
the 7th lest , contele the fallowing item, :
Brigadier General A. Bayard, who supere-:des
Mr. Conway. at New Orleans, it the mansze•
meet of the Freedmen's Bureau, retelved his nF
pointment from the Psesident himself, and not
from Geo. Howard. 'The fact to this connection
in finite uncariant.
Texas cotton contlones to come la quite
briskly.
The Sbreveport Houthwectervi, of the irtb ult.,
says the receipts of anion tor • few days p ori
ents Mil been rattier light, owing to the =bored
tent prime of freicht in New (Mesas.
The military order cle:'ne Ibe Alabama
eborebes is si.la to enforcement.
A Mobile correspondent ander date of October
:et writes thus: Althongh the Rse. Mr. Mitnti
ell.. of the Episcopal Chu-eh lo thla city,
has been in the habit of praying for
the Prtaiduat of the United Btatee, there
to no IeATIOO In this church to day In obedience
to the order of Major General Woxl. It is to
be hop&I that eitbrr Salop Wilmer will reacted
his inatrocOone, cr that a General Convention
of the Episcopal Church will soon be assembled
to take action upon this and other matters of
ImPortanee.
Governor Wells has written a letter accepting
the Democratic nomlnatloo for Governor, he
says: I ern happy to pereelve in the eriolatlor.a
adopttd by the Couvent,on a foil, -ea and t auk
recognition of this ohlizatton on our put In the
declaration to the eft_ct that the people of Lou
isiana adopt the eenl ' mcuts of the question In
volve-din the late strvszle: that Wd have renew
ed our allegiance in good faith and- intend to
render our tomcat support to the Coietltution
and the Union Of the States thereander. P: 1-•
ident Johnson vacs no more f vim vs.
The AAFPI corrrapondeur of 8 lost ar
26th, of the Gaiveston limartic, says: 0 ivernor
Hamilton has appolntod as hie Pt Irate 8: ni p
F. W. !kern. Esq., wtio raisti a company for
the Coah Berate act vice, and aurvel with tt
during the war. The C'rre3p)ndent of the
enyc Now that the war is over Sir. M
man e^t cpLa the pcnition In al aincority. St do
his duty ea a good Cio7., to let tr ac talthfally
ta r order and gaol government, as Cou
rt re., rnle com :"rd him to lobar for i.s d. ttttc 'on. In appo'ntlmst him Privets sscretary
)vet aor Hnm'lt'n pant a CJITID:IIIIent to !Sr.
Mote's well known honesty and integrity. and
none that 't apven, atcd cilia ap poi n
in a more prominent Prous
Solce of Pnblic Land,
NEW YORE, Oct. 13.—The Bernicr IVsening
ton special says. The General Lind officer
boo submitted to the Secretary of the Interior
for approval, a schedule of landa including 471,-
2113 acres selected by and Inuring to the State of
lovrarander the swamp laud great of 1850. the
domain to be convoyed Is situated In the Iron
ton diet rid. An adjustment hue been made of
the account between the United States and Min
newts, Involving the 5 per cant. fund on the
nett prose= in of the vales of public lands situ
ated within the boundaries of that State, and the
amount due the Government has beau collected.
Twelve thousand three hundred and twenty
acres of tmbfic lands were taken up with Agri
cultural Colima script at Topeka, Kr 'eat, du
flog last month, and upwards , of 2,ff1l acres
were actually settled upon under the homestsul
law. Seven thousand dee hundred and eghty
five acres of public lauds are reported to have
been taken up for actual settlement during the
month of September, at the land office in Min•
wants, the proc: - xis therefrom amounting to
8182,82 ' 9. Three Ocusand as. es were taken up
at Denver, Colorado, during the same month.
The Commissioner of the General Land Office
received on Monday from St. Pau', If innesota,
a tette , dated on the 2d, which says that the
tercet census indicate a rapid increase in the
population of that St ate, espec icily In the
southern districts. They yes id al the crops this
er will form - that of any former year. The
average product of wheat to the acre being
twenty five bushels. Four of the railroad cos.
resoles in the Sate are advertising for five bun
dled laminas each. Lesor la very high, and 1.3
- commanding 82,50 per day.
Late ble xlcan Adv!ces—Escape of General
New Yo7r, Oct. 14.—The Herekl'J apeelal
neyr, Intelligence bee ticen received here by
the Mexican delegacies, that Gen. Dias!, of the
army of G.e East ; taken prisoner when Aazaca
fell, and kept In Puebla as a prisoner of war,
has mope hie escape and reJ3lned the IttpubD
ean firers Oen. Demo Is now In thn State of
Anzaca at the head of a eensiderable force, and
intends to semen the °Mealy° In a abort
time.
The Inbabltants of Ls Sierra and Ls Canada
are In arms agans Maxiwllian, and Gen. Di
set Is actively engaged in organizing them int') I
regiments and brigades. Great alarm exists I
among the Imperialists as the Masi is regarded
of one of the abit Generals on the Laval`
aide. The well knows ill feeling existing be
tween tbo French and United States troops on
the Rio Grande stem to encourage the disaflec
\
Von.
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1865
WIRZ MILITARY COMMISSION.
Testimony for Defence Conclr,del
lIIGHEFNTS ON. THE LSE PRZPIRING
St
4SITI3GTON, Oct 14.—Tbe Wox Militsey
Commis:lon ri -ereibk I this rm.. ,al,g.
J sage Ad rocace Cc Ipm a's wide r ime remarks
exerilpeting Maid :row the charge writ
against Was yen nay. I. we not tits (Cara.
Chipmen'e) intention nor that of the C fut., to
attach blame VC - iy I, any: aiy. cal. Culp
man then ottercd in evidence the tousolidsted
rr turns of Andersonxilie pristia, dot 1 S ,p_. r 1,
186 i, with the view of remaving the idea that
Cam.. Wile was absent dn. log chat mouth.
Edward Welituf;; an. of use dil New morx
Volunteer, test-rind that he was a prisoner at
Belle Inland and Andertonc.lle. Tue latter was,
better than the former. The prison a carried
with him from Bello Isle were sick and some of
them died on the way. The rations at Ander
sonagle became smaller as the number of pris
oners lucrrased. The bread woo bad and burned
on the outside and raw within: The prisoners
sometimes ate It and sometimes threw it away.
Daring the examination of the witness, lir.
Baker gamic some remark, to which Col. Chip
man replied that the counsel had assumed as a
far I that which was not true.
This brought on a lengthy and violent ahe
m/en betwrees the Judge Advocate and the
rout sui. mite; the breeze had subsided the ex
amination of the witness we, resumed.
Witness then testified that he was one of a
dec./talon of six pr'sioners appoletsd It cline to
Washington and present a petition to the United
Pratt s autho-iti. s for an cache-if., of prisoner.,
lir n. Winder acid Capt. W:is asseut'sg to the
et re,d.
The J oder advocate ohjoc• c d the a.imissto:
or r bis eViiit Deo, but triaohjeCtloll TIIS OVerrill:d
by tho court: The wanr - s teaUflad that on
their i rat le Now York wal Mr. Trioy, ono
of the deNuater. they apttati. to Gen. D.: for
t - shsporistion t,. Washinston. but Were routed
it.
Mr. Biker said they offerci to show by the
witutne, ibat the latter recrivt i a lette- tram
Tracy. dan dWeshlngtan.statin.g, la anbatance,
that de leTwt(l were trti , lhZ un the authori
ties and mattinc know_ tnetr basinos, but were
refusri re.tuitb•eo to COON! with the authorities.
He m -art by the antheritirs, the Pro Went or
crelary of Wee a • both.
Col. Chipman bald that witneas did not time
to Washington. bat that some me el' did. lie
did not bOkve a man o' the fame and heir.
irld char:wit rof Pr tident I.,•neo'n would have
re,uerd admission to anybody on an objec: of
that Gad. The (netrt moat not allow a blander
of that kird to be re;,teted real tat ro igi - e - tt and
good a roan as the late President Urinate.
Mr. 'taker—Tee resuarri of the gentleman
do not rzfcr to my offer. The akdmo :ch
about Pa:taunt Lincoln was out of the line
of the prosecution. The J ads° !Ord
cite had no more reverence for that great man
than he bed. It was his (Mr. Bikers) duty
to show that the prisoner was not :ditty of the
enormous charges against h'm. He wools s• •w
that a wovoeltice was made to road 15.1`)
prlsoteta from Andersencire without asking an
tqulvaleat, so great was the anxiety to get c'
the {alsoners, and that this woo vdot
Col. Chipman said Mr. Bake- ocezht to here
*eked a tuato•ca for Mr. Tice,.
The Court—ls tag wa.:'eshocile buss •.
Col. Chipman—"lle cal t fir It twt 2 -
ty.four hours."
Mr. Baker then Oak, i the• he be pro itr 7! 1
and called.
Colate. Chfpmen tenaalial tt a L'os C)J-sel
Oot vrot. t Cpl. OnIO.
Mr. Baker replied lhst ho but U. world 1:10t
delay the t' but when ho was tura , i upon In
the manni that ha hal been. be wish.
!o: addltlonal testimony to clear ttlsetent.
Coldoel CO;paean sold the only
y dint was that Winder and Wien male act effort
lrellng to a mlssiod te Washlogi en. What the
mission we - had nothing to do with VP. cc.ce,
or whether the Government wns right or
wrong.
Gcneral Thomas said Colonel hold know au-
Government would cot exchance with the re
bel government wh'en refused t 3 recognize col.
ored prlaoners as soldiers. and mulct-el
them.
lir. Baker cell he crantnl h show that
Winder and W ewe a not gollly of c
Ice Coot sultalued Colonel Cb.pnlsl'e ob
Jeetino.
Mr. Baker then offered 'rt e.:deece • copy of
the pr'nceerltnos and twat. ore of Coon- net Jr'
which tried the raiders anzforn'ci were approved
by Geo. W , ade.r. It was trot In b'r power to
produce the original, which was scat or Stet-ac
ed. This record would remove much of the
blame which had beext canton Wmdc and Who.
Col. Chipman objected, and the court smitten
(d the objection.
Col. Baker here reetrd the case for the Faw
cett:on, and aid that be and bill arree tors pre
pared to let the t - eunse for the Fattener make out
an 'tidatit for what they could have p.avt 7 by
those whom tht y wlebrd subpoenst - d. Tar oe
remerka were undetatoed to refer to Gees.
Jolt POD sod others.
The court said it had neve- decoded that these
witoceses could not bt t ten - alet he r.
Mr. Baker said on the whole, he would mit
that these witnesses be subtee:lasi.
'Toe court said both sides now rowel theueate.
Mr. Baker la ro sum up In behalf of the pison•
ra, and the Judo Advocate for the prc.tectit.on,
t tb arimmeits te be la se...t'ng.
The court4ken adjourned till Vfedneaday next,
to give the ,easel t''xie to p-epare their a-ze •
SWIM.
TERRIBLE RAIL} RAD ACCIDENT
t Per-isoao S.ULloct
P LIU:lb/Sr no, Oct. 14.—An accident happened
this alter., to to the day expec , 11 t'a'n boned
east, when t here and Lancerter. Four
cars wc - e ihrowo I ora the mob and one of
tint m we's spat:; elhht persons were killed and
two ?lightly Injure!. The only one of the dead
that be. been I*-et.nird up en th is tim e Is the
wife of Jas. P. .of Flthsburgh. The
accident woe roe.* t by a broken rail.
Last:avec-a. Oct. Is.—The following lea Hat
of the kto.d by the &olden; yeaCErday on the
Ptere3iyac'a Ibis pier?; Mc..
lie r, w ie Uf Jr,. P. Ba**-, of PAt‘torr:ll, Hs-an
w•; , , I. of hew C °mt. -land. Pc., Col. Helier
and ',le, of I tr.•t-ta.,, Fa W. H. Better,
eirrk is the he ree , - General's office of Peen
ey:ycna; hl' Ci“..a Getty, of N.Pwrault:e;
Out tray, net, r iknown; two and
e f t etc ysr c of r fir , oa me unknown.
FLIII.IDELPI , S, Oct. deapateh from
Leucect, The following explanatioa of
the carte of the Railroad accident yctterdey:
Yrstr day the day Elem.:a go
ing *a- - ; co the Pc onsylvani a Italltoad was with
in four of *.lO, city, an a-le of the turd
rer broke, pe-t of which struck the bottom of
the ( . 3 . It the *, mint c id and tore out pal t of the
bottom, prectpitating the mom tn'l of threo
cents to each tide. min the pound and they were
run Pet - by the whf els of the rear ',lets. Eight
persons were killed out, ght and another died
tome hoots at..rw ands.
Dartlv Divorce Case—Damages for 1.431 , e,
In the New Torn Mots Feroiered—Tue
English Rel.ond Copltalmts—Expected
Return of Gen. 111,C:tenon.
New Yoms, October 15.—The tetrice; of the
erideree In the Ele'ds dlvo-ce Ca', at Now
London having be tru coactridci c Ft -day fore
noon, the gist acun of that d-y and the whole
of yesterday's sitting of the cow. were Oczapled
in the arguments of the c 301151 11 on oath eldcz.
tes far ea the procecdiage in or -t court are COO
- the Cite Is now conclude"- It Is not ex
pected that a decision wit' he rendered a: nter
than eight or ten days.
In the Court of Common Picts yesterday,
actioa was brought by SlioC6oll \Rice r'etnet
the city for fourteen hundred and chesty-fear
dolires, Is ironer damages alleged to have t
done to the plaintiffs best and shoe Loure during
the tots of 1e63. The cuinsel for the city
moved to dismiss the CILSO, briinute the Fox' ,
were carried away and not destroy, i denie; the
riot. The Jury returned a verdict for plaintiff
of tei(X).
- -
An Cora talnment was nivel last evening. to
Elr Morton Peto, Ills fellow Europe capitalists
and other gentlemen of promlntana, by W. P.
Kt outsrd, 13upertntendent of the Atlaulo and
Great Western Ral , oad, at 10. , residence at Glen
Cove. Long Island.
Maim General McClellan, Is expected to IT
in ibis city from Europe, In about tbre
wtsks.
Frauds at linuillton, OLIO
hew Y onx,Oct .14.-A mon g °their revenue frauds
cently discovered. Is one at Hamilton, Ob'o.
where the attempt to defraud the Cloven:meet
out of $20.000 has b-en followed by pas ma d. e 7
the 520,000 and a punalty of $20,003 more. and
by a tat of a third $20,000, and another Dol
phos. Ohio, where, It Is be li eved. 1,700 bamils
of whlekey bate been paired without tat, but
where testimony of facts Is deficient. 120. 003
Is st.ile oilseed as o compromise.
Wax,'" °lnters Asking for an Increase
. ;1 0 . Puy—The Tunisian Embassy
'''NEss , YOUR, Oct. 14.—A reocral movement
hne bern commenced by tlesoffictra of the United
States Nary to petition Congress tbrAllt Ircresse
of psy. The TUIIIMIII2 embassy left the city
WI night on the steamer for Troy; to make a
visit to Niagara Faits.
LATER FROM EUROPE
SOU' era Ec curl tie in
2.lllirla FERIA-NS COSTINUED.
,I• • , er
40,13 ero.•
r.oitit
Tlt• .itti ( :•, 21,
City of Yi :k, •. .t., 1.t••
rl,lll QUe., .11: • ,n In,
ID-i.
, t,•“m
. 0111. Amer., a, from Y. . -k.
A ionel ..erlJlltlllll. of
sons ink in h , i 1 the old -
..I,ltl. a , hate II II aria arn pun-m. l v
in coliseami tire of lb' nor, with 0 11,or n.f
luL , , a ..111(11illi ;IR, in re , in 1 0
~filch this agitation Is ',mullein, 1, f1,..”.11 Is , if
Virginia, Lotthiann, N
Can.lina, South l'arrilna. Ga
Sirri, and Carious nthriiiiiin and auk, id 0.10,
SLAI.C2; the whole ul %mica repreetnt a very
heavy aalount.
The Deay o:ty article says if the la -
dtbt..d States ahould stipulate for at -
Mt tit for coding the erre', of dlchl-.llt. It It
prchab'e that the ervdnore would chef,'
to cot et them half way. In ric"d to the pet
Ilahed hat of peranos metre .n.; by the t:.alrd
erste can addn'onel denials e - n put fart.
Ttr nava In a leading article. t rt ms the list
a mallrtons Impo.ste re, It nays: The woven:tat
that the e titnr of the Times la a hold, r of We
ft denote stock to the &moult of ten thousand
pounds or mire money, is s COOOPL:t faltellood.
The I' mimes and loaultiog comments which
the , tar has te.scd acne otig;l1A1 f thsehoods ere
the! e•ore ec:lrely uuferen.led. No repudiattoa
COD be tco area Al betty which admits such
ImpWatica c 7 lb° authority of tho New Ymit
Herald Dud then makes them the theme of at.
ft eledelhdtec st'en.
Tee F. n inn:sts c;tl'need The total
c emit,' In ail was ant two hu , dred.
A anapielrus vt a! beat leg the Ault:tele/in fie:
and atm: rid to be oat: of thooe tm.p.mLed w:tlt
yam had nitro, d rCI Qn.. - tratown, but the
&gen 1 111 to it t. A !LI - MIK, TC7 , 20 was sail to
have e:tt a leur: on char.-, which wan ofer.ued
eta L ard to ettatelo a 691 for 521030
In Lew of a mamba of the Peals, orga,...a 4-
Our,
Tin'mamMation of Foninr, a! 'chile wa%
tor-1,1.1 ~0 the ind. Tho additional ovil-mce
doecloped nothing new of moment. Flt of the
prlnonert were committed fur trial for h t
it WM° , toted that the lit ~- ,1;oo.7-Inn—tt pro
paled to nuaranice the rmadinn Lan. for the
parch., of the Hull.. itar Ter, lupl•y.
Tbe the retnnt that the
Emprets Eugenie had puht.ln,l a patuptl , ,,t on
Mexico.
Latest by Telegru.,4 to Londc miorru
LONDON, (JC.. U —The Siva of Franre hrt
cdranotAl the late uf e! - .ourrt how a t
Ltvanhoot, Oct 5 —en? =OM, eiesn
c-ng nnd ciced tte-dy, The aivanevi hive
t en 3.4.e.1d. owing I • 4.1 at vette, In the
t ek rain. - rent. on Monday and 6on
Tturedny. The sal for , on , dnst have hnci
70.0e0 •, Includ , ng 5.1,C,0 to bite.ntlitort and
11,Ted•nr,B. firm tat quiet.
Southern ltnlls—lrate' an , Plrenue De
elston—Smalt Fol Among Southern !le-
grecs, 6.c.
wAimrsnyo.... Ilrtoloer I 4.—The Ira
General has ordered a mall service from Savan
nah to heron and the int,rtnedlate points on
the railroad. This will put Milietb;erille in
siommuolcation with all the prineliol cities of
the &bah and Wool.
The Commissioner of Int , Titial ftrvenne ruled
I -i-day that where sales of produce brutes ex
cordtheanncnl value of ElO,OOO at sly time
du. In the year of his license, and the Collector
is thereby subJectol to the liceose ofrommertial
broker.• it new license should be mraoted from
the first day of the month in which the liability
thereto accrued, and should he ia•rted on the
Issyment of a rate proportionate wlth the muesli
cost olatteh license.
Goyettior Ple.-point, of Virginia, was at the
White Liam thin rooming, to consult with the
Presidentirulativeto the affair , lu Vl In Lc.
Information has been rek clve.l at the Freoa
men'• Barton from the doled oilleer In
charge of the freedmen In Alabama, that the
atroll pox ix raging all theenth the Scat-, and
e't hough every preoaution han
I 1,1•, its .preadiL se a k aro typed./ to
firrier3: Autoo Nirroo in.rt a y ap
rob fteti by Pre, , ,,lent to he ,r of toter
nal Lcreun,, fur the lab IJlntrict of Ohio.
Tbs. Lase Fire lu Belfast, Statue
P.1,...,1, n.'; October 14.—The fire to this
city originated acscalcalallT at about It o'clock,
to the Iss., shop at the head of Louisa wharf.
foot of Nlaiu Street. Vsrlag 1.11 the lots tale,
reitr of a stet . , a deficient fire appae,tac and
a f. --it wind, the Itamtst coon scattered, and in
ei time the 1.101.141 gs near the wharf Arc,
runt rimed. The pi-n t tiest of tha llamas was it
...at:4llde sr:plug half the Int.idfngs on the
west side of te h. f 'amnion, and als o 1 1. 1' feral street.
Thr western sith. of Crosa Street was:burned, in•
eluding the house• Or! Sp.-Itat street opt., MA 'hn,
ack's block. Many o u..'' weve ;eared ofthrie
contents and the deaf ruction of the whole ally
F.ern Pei Ines it.itle for It time. Nlta't of the !mild -
111715 dettraycc, acre Laal, nail wIl soon Ix ,•
placed. In the p.a•sent state
'losses • ..1110: n.. accura•e'y ...•
btu they will not amount to I.' than a ,pia•.•r
of a miff:ion fft•ulars, oniy one dr. h tett: , .ll .
covered t,
Tne F•>gll•h Ru`lro.Ad Copltall.ta.
Nene Vn lIA , October 14.—The Cc.n rsre
na • A r.ununnl , ait.,n has La eu -add, rly
the Irs,ellsh roh wall the /Llama
t linear \S , •steru 11311r.)341 th..ahzll America,
ans. by the IT. -view of the 11 , b el S. S. 1..110411-
siedlea,lo the Ihreetse, of the Ere Hallroa•.l.r,o
-posin¢ to er...lid:4(e thr ninninz
of the two r,ads,and t •hattde the bock or the
Erie road front *sr, t. , Ssaos,es, th
British vaphal.
A • ,atfonitat .
41P . N.1 itodia.teui Sir lln.
ton Pei., [lO4 , t• 11.,111. port ..r
Atinuldc and tir. Wt •At, • and tbe Etac 1.1•
r,-ctors opiot the ntatLer, tint atno d titian o
contlustno Lt. to t, rtachoti. A fur,iiiir iota: -
tido u ill iinil.aid) take ;lot arriva , of
Mr. I ill, uttni•!:. 1.
From Fn.• Moo.oe---Jerr. Dwie mud
the other Pekottero of State.
—The Pe' •,:bnrz
~••. of the It .Lar. , A •reritlornalr traq in ttriY
for ,an tort vc t-not torrmitt
to e.•etr.Nt. Aborlay Jr!.•r
Clay and John MlAJoril. Tito Two fu in.
triporrrod otroenal and eontantol • tort the lat
ter -4 , .11,d Sild and g:!oot, v. ll` thrtt the
pcootrors are all vor) ably /03e t olo r l ,141.1
doily frrnlel,.l with tho pry diet rvairtr
yho • Nrah/lt. and 1111tIm.ire urarkete
the reatrainl.• itop , ood I.e
pri.rtnorse rr. ,rrahal ,Iltt tied at thl,
tuna', the ar , Iriothls ..tralit dt arc.
Nntr vo.ci.. a• re.
Tim partial aireinz
err duel', : the week m..,1 of
iIA , •01.141111.1 i , PII RI demands for coat )1119 is
issm.equently The reesirit s at ilie
Conlon] House roc the n . .. 0: '',eon about
one Million and ti-imie less 1.11311 rec.:li.. Titt:
price &vitiates bet Teti, 144 ~,441113:', with a
downward tendeney. The insporis Coe tim wock
arc nenrir two million,. tar Ina week, but
should the quiet in the markets i•ontiime. au In-
CRafied I propo. Lion ur el•
Imude.l %rats-hoe. 11.
=MEI
Y‘11,4. 0 lobo!. 14.—The • 1 , .
Jocks4./h% II,: !His
hoe orris NI hem.
Tlv! Union cow nutivt • rt tort pt,v,
knit nI yoig). fer iu that
ititizt:T. T. itcwittittt: tlt • th - ttit:
t 'on ht the Suit,.tn,ettlittth the
,•I the 'tit tuat ~ th, lett,. hyz.,,,v
hit. in futon. i.,• alltl
f, oat
L I
',1.... tot , Tio• coonni , ono,
point..O by the Prt-Oth•nt ro rrport on t Union
Pot On. Lollro.ol, I,ot i, moottug, bat QOllll not
Tn 0 rej.,,, will he math , the inaheily
. .
1,4”1 am' the minority m ~n r ulni •
I.tin,. The regularawl f- , :.:1"
uin. a 11“4i,,z r,gulnr trip, nor h.•
Secretary Stanton a nd the Colored
TfOop.
WA 4 1! ,,,,, .. h-t. , h, I I.—S. , r , ,ry SLal
ton deelit, to int . .,c,re with Ith- l'avot,ter
Uctteral In re-01,1 to re,l rir 'AK! . h • W n,ldntyott
negni.trocipi4 to 6100 bounty, but 011 , 41,.. will
Ott eon') their ri tr.
Pardons Gra uI ad
Octol or 14.—Thr . Th'•" W:141,
pvcial says: The I'n:skit,: 4xlne Issued
four hundred panions for persons in
the States of Louisiana, North C.trolina and
; nth Carolina.
President Johnson , . Message.
4 1, :l e N;A d P y ti t l i N u rt u Tn e .Z ;1 ?Clni , T . I:
.1 1 . 4 ; -- . 7 . 11t.l .i rreStiOnt.
work opo ' n
tils 3 fortl l nniuliZo LTess.a:ou.7°
PEN:YSYLVANIA ELECTION
Lost Year's Victory Eusurpas,ed,
OUR IIA:0-1" e I.&RGELI INCiFASSiI
P:1 . 7 11.:111 , , I pr 14.—F rom
I! r at ire
R ~‘• !tt,11,.1 St . I sev-
P1111,7 , 1 1. •_1 , c —Mr .rssss, r
Choir mass of Lbr tCc tt•m . C . nn, 11
e15.21(3 Inn fOl l on.r.; ul. Lan.l,l I, Int A J
144 pr(1.1:41,
sliv.s&n b.). )
two t,a...e.s r 7 JO msi .
es.sl is, IL , cs - s...lda s , .
msfosisy of c-vi . • rib ,3 .s 1
the L.: l .st., of the el st , t 'also s. n.ne I, n
5 Ceti t 07,5, rnr.jes,sy. m,,,,5;t3.
on she bane 554 n e sr..; I La,: of
tf'cl‘ it l)crs N en this home es,S 4 - JJ) YJ .1
by stre , ao tbou,cd.
•
The Velma hay] L rm.
tYrds of 1,01 bri,e7. I O 7 tt,e T -
!afore. The V0i , 113 la 1 .
of f,-y -Iwo oak u'ly r,fe-ae
Prom Vlic .ula—The (t. rent Elertl,op
Cum.lllut Dual Amendment-Subsr:.ptl4n.
to Go,trovent L 'arta by Preedzieu—
letter a a (lon. lir heir.
New Yt , 113. Jet. /3 —The Rera r Richmond
correspondent of the 12th eaVs. up to this writ -
Mg, the indications that you may re' y u t in
the election of the fol'owing named gentlemen
la this District for Ct Ig•rnet B J. Berhow, ID
the house of Virginia Delr-at to. Team is
mow no doubt of the electio . of N. M. Leo,
Ready It, Grafton and [AOC -le, from the ety
of Richmond, and Franitein ;Stearns- Cron the
county of lieurico. It la Whet lee that John 11.
will be elected to the 8 , .te BJllate.
The defeat of R. Chivies ?airier fir the
See etc is a most &Astir no indication. lie Is the
dtaticeulrhtd Lhiontst abo i :me week, since
was ,tillie.l,l,ll Aanson end his
Cabin,: at the •,newly, m tceioa, ail largely
ef. , lllliieute • ed th his em.lted • , •a-aeter old
rrie,s to the Uclon tt, otizhout the Pe... war
lii Rich ran r:d. hs returns are fayorable to the
elettior. of Charles L. SI isby, the eligible Can•
eiders of the Fifth District. J, if. lie'Z'ae is
pent bly sled sad to the Eighth District. The
Con •Itutional amendment Id adopted by au
almost era• mirth vote. It removes the &la
bility from holding (lice as applicable to those
who prr mitently participate In the rebellion.
Facts are auveloping the aollity as well as the
(lb:post:in of the negro to rmontalu his rr ea
lexxl. I have it from an authontitive source
that oat of the amount of 159,003 0)0 of the
Government loans subscribed for lu Eastern Vir
ginia. more than 59.000,000 hays been taken by
freedmen, and that tile reeis , nler was tak(r by
northern wen doing business in this State, sad
so far as the rri—rds stew, not a dollar by a
white as lei*,
I hare t er from Geri. J. B.
Briscoe, now on [mar at West:Ms:awl fir la ••
cony of United States woolen and bullion, dated
Old Capitol Prison. In which the General e• - . 1
a suspension of Judgmeut on the part of hi'
military friends, until the evidence for Ito 4.
fence is taken. fie adds: f merely wish to env
to you that when the rifler:nee is all taken slam
facts alll be discovered of which yon and the
public are at prment Ignorant. tnd which el!,
trust, tend to place my call tt a In ditrrrent
l'sbt tbso It le now in.
N attire:glen Tirritory Emigration Welton.
—Florida Affatra—Southern Mall Routes
lowa Election.
New Yorm,Oct. , ! —STr. Mercer, of the
Territory ern.•ration scheme, and now in
Washington, telcgrindie that he Is to have the
steamer Continental, and Government will fur
nish the coal. The steamer will pass through
the Birsits of Magellan Instead of around Cope
Mow. The women ...11 sall In a few days.
The steamer G Cromwell brings New Or.
leans &deices to 7tll. Oar they contain no
The Tim& Bu rover, eorresr sellout
gists an coo':vs:log sccoont of she progress
of affairs to she .4LISII.
Dialer General Asboth, whose health deosanda
a sea voyage, lei. for Washington end New York
via the Mississippi.
The Post's Wart,' -ztyti six cial ts)• the math
Combos delegation bad another Inters :ear with
the Pr - caldera lists nsornlng. It Is nsift - stoi.:l
theft errand sini, ..re fruitless. It Is In reflation
to Jar. Davy.
General &bun has rearms- 1 r - om the Pratte,
having completed his mb-s.on.
A lance mamba' of Soothe, a mall root - ' rod
post einem are ordered to ho opmar J.
A dispatch from asps: It la probable
the Ncrth Caroller Cony( Ml= fialsh Ito
bumpers today.
The Tribues's special, dated D^s Mill:lft, lowa,
to-day, sap- — ne ma).,ncy fbr Governor
.bo boldly 411 rcreted negro starare.srill be 15,
000. The nolaloe.cr of the lt!pablican ticket 15
Elected by 40.00'1 mejorlty.
Presbyterian Ft nod of Kentucky—Meeting
of Colored People
1., in% ,t..r. Orto , ,cr li.—lie Pre.,l9 tenon
Synod of Kentucky brut been In t., ,‘on for
titre, days. No action of the l'oneemion has
yet been made up. nny prop,,ti;on. save the
organization I vr..• the regaler officers were
clec,c 1.
Dr. H. J. I:reel:cm - Wcc ramie 3 motion fellqllr
ing and rropwing to cut utf tbemaJurtte of Louts
elite nesbyters, alleging that they bid rebelled
stalest the of the General Assrambly
by se-ptint a psvcr entlth clarations and
testimony again. t :the anima of the Arigmbly.
and errors petyer.6.,ted by the Assembly during
the last doe
Dr. Brock made a rfoottb of eonsidere •
ble lenetb, yost,d. v, and will bo flllogrod by
Dr. Wilson end otner members of the LoulsviPe
Presbytery to-day. ,
A luge audience of colored people at Centre
street church were vhirrusell last evening by
be. James Maas•', ~r London, agrat of the
British Aid Bock .7, Lt ,r 1 CofUl. of Cluelariat!,
agent of the Fr, ^ tt't wel:can Ald 8
and Oen. llrlstou. The 11. - itish Aid Soc'ety
have already rsl•ed forty thousand Doane.
sterling for the Amrrl•en in.eitramt and Mas—
sey comes to 'seer - aln what farther aid on•
Truc t imen recr.“ . Fag! aod.
Trial of Emeroou Etherldge...Sccoinl
Pro.-vrdluz..
Cal no. 04.3. I'..—On the ercond day or the
t•,el of Emetion Ethetide,e, the aCCllbri, we,
boo been pewit — II t r'eld t: on a case, rce I
a vita dead. act the Jurlsdlri , un of the baco't
shq6. witch the roe 1 up.an watch
Mho dee 6 , d 2 , eirept.on 1) the
pL ei Dot the che spc:l•
neat'c- , etc-T. the • -nod •r - "Plcat'on, er:-"nd
',vat, to wt. , * be lb - ni "gtflty," on 'be
a"ow . ecz 1:1'm to ',I - educe the whole let..
,t em which en rt,reet we - mode. Thin
tter iron non the Der - den tear, and Is et* -1
JELFIr 26ta, In wh'ch bo male the deela - C . 0 , 3 that
Tenner,e bed no law bet 're, and no sena-
Mance of c..a . I ~,..m...tment, &Ile or Fn tern)
but that a rev r ante. c , I hi the b.:.yonc.a
of nrart• t. C 3 et' d. A rne cv uence for the
;wet ratlrn. the 1, - .el 1 the eon,.
with a wtltt-m whet elm", at the
'rc;e In the 0 , -, che-ze namely, eltam - norr
went of rc - b.tence t) the r.l`;o' the
halve.
From New Orleaoa---Keeedmen's Bu
reau Deemed Unnecer+ary—lu j ulcilou
Against Disloyal Voters.
NEW 01t1.2.4N11, 14.—Mr. W. All.r.101:1,
spreial agent of the Cove .11334nt to entiu• - e 11.3
the cooduloa 01. I uthera stra•:•, lef. yeaenlay
alter moo, CLC7 a shoe. oily, It In anC4.—.l ,
ihst his oFlelou of the Frdroeti's Bureya, In
the: it Is so 111111CCCPiory ba-dea M the 004 . . 4 . 1.
meal.
The Provost Marshal has ordered an 1 1.pc^-
tion o!the city registry of vote., with a view
to strike irond the rolls the gannet of a cer,,aitt
portion, charged with certain sett of ditioysity
against the President's scraggy pioclasoation.
Of that, who, In 156 . 2, registered themseves
enemies of the United State, this waxed strike
off one dl,h the registered voters of the city.
lioverter Wells prottati aralisi tin's as an In.
terference with ti i ettablisht.l State ! 41W. If
t h e P l .p,t6i9t sill appe:d
the President.
Trouble Among Freedmen in g,uth Caro—
Naw y,qty,. (Jet. 13.—T tie //cruhre Charleston
correspondence of the lleh says: The troubles
on the coast te.ween the whites nod f.tedmen
continue. (he. Bennet yesterday Sell a force
of Ruh p'elted men to AsLyce to quell a ditfted
hauce there, which threatened to become E
The f-rednien arc re; cried well arm, .1. Two
whites who went np kehle,y river foe the per
pear of Mingled woad to be city. vettra aa3llt
twenty talks destaut were se 'alio, one of the
landings by four tlacks, eecb armed with a r;aN
and the'r boat taken from them_ after which
they wee stripped of their clothing ned el:n
yelled to travel to the city oa feat, aerlymlhmo
In a state of starvation.
Firemen , ' Parade In Philadelphia
Now Pons. Oct 14.—The inceggemeet for
the firemen's parade at Philadelphia on Mon
day are of the mczt ein'axain order. Toe :41.
lowing companies ft °oath , s col left this even.
Ind for Philadelphia: lone , :cui Enema No.
6, Fremot t Asrocialion of Ee-mp., M m 6.113111
Engine No. S, Marino 1.1,": No. 4. Live Oak
Enloe No. 44, M'Cldian Ilaie No. SO, Petry
Ease No. 26, one iiir,illlC No.- 3, Of BeColtlyn.
Tncts CnTiliranic9 alit be !weft:Ed by ampoules
in FLiied, Iphia appall:lied to take Meta la
charge os guests dorm?, their (dal to that GUI,
VOLUME LXXVIII-NO. 260.
CALITCTNIA STATE ELEorioN
Z.. 47 IC)XL Cr 4%1.1a. El
14 .—F:3na pr.scatlsdi
n:l
11 , 1 the Uu', a m•?-nty in the Lite tiCalo2
VIII ex, a that of Mr. L.nco'n hi c..rveral
thcrwAhd. C,ll3cial reltrea rrom 0 - 47 cputtles
thus tar ha, I etl r d , a-1 :1),114-7'.%
corntv ace 3 ,;
The lees,•• ...e br r re:.3
Lwa .nd 1.111.^ C`l,trameh 1
end thi•tt-two we :nd..l.
The rcrelpts of the Trer , nrc , for e , ne m re it
a-e t4J .CCO, a tre'l ore- L . ... 1,12, pro of
latt je..e - of 0.10. The co:ne,pr at the mint
for tnc le 0 1 73 huh:. thr IL, -up (we- 1.6,t):)),•
GOO.
nochaaged. Part of a car:» of
1 , .”1 , T Es, pt,ear.t 1 for St, Y. rk: Lraa
cret ;Tr . ; CND at 15(r,..20:,
I - re n el - A nice. al Exhibition
(net. 15.—Tholdecretar, - , of St Ica
Fns duet loord a pamphlet concerning the P...r.s
l'olveresi Etbnhitlon of IN?, In which It was
aurciar,d that all applications of citizens of
lie I d Spates Invest be tiled in Parts before
the hit October tact. Iu thus publishing
the correse.deuce Ste. Slimed felt It to be his
duty to stated to the rtaQsaze to that effect in
rue. r.l Mr. Hlteeht•lo stepatches It to pre
sume-3. he wryer, tont the Imperial C.rutnission
adl accede to a requerc which hen been made
to cur Nlli.ister at Pat.' for au eat:cation of tune
fcr applicationn from the Veiled States, and that
even If they should be unable to bo so. !dr.
Br/ licrith, our special canto:ol3sloU ex at Paris,
can draw up the general piao of organization.
ri /faired by the programme, before the Ist of
this mcpil., I- crib a warmer as to provide for
the admissthe of applications from the Caned
Sutra which may tot made before January, 1866,
or a Web nnylhe receifed at Paris In time to be
included, If accepted by our agent in the detailed
plans of arrangements re - quired lry the Imperial
Committiou from Mr. Beeckevith, before - the
:list of the last :tamed mouth, as stated
In at oedipal 110t1ha pubiLehed e fe lfys ago.
C. Doyle, gsci the H: iced Suttee dispatch
rpm at New York, So. 5 Shruee strati, has
been appointed ageht tar Lae exothltlou Is the
1. ultra elate,. Al . to exhibit nod
fun cf./rnlation s 3. A he uderessed w ttial• Ho
to allther,Zth to dee.de eluleo l l'/Ili . y
01 car:. a, i..liettLlone elth reeertl to the questloe
of Rat spc - thip. the programme gives until
tat- 6th f "ad oh, 1867, for the admisclon of
forelr - n produce at French seaports, and Con
gress will. therefore, have ample time to de
cide whether they will, as heretofore, on the oc
casion of an exhibition of such magnitude, pro
vide free transportation for articles gating frock.
the United Bums.
It should be borne In mind that the inventors
and producer- of the Vatted States-, leave only
to make up their minds, and notify Mr. Doyle,
with reasonable promptness, as to what they
propose to send, to secure the admittance of rep
resentation at an exhibithin which will probably
surpass all of predecessors in splendor sod
Icapurtaece.
From Washincton—Naval DI-bursgmetits
NETY Tree. Oct. 15.—The Efs.tald's epeefa
from Washington contains the followings
The fourth Auditor's report for the Veal year
ending July Ist. hr+ berni made.. The number
of 'squishier's dr,nrr or the Treasury for the
seulemett of carwutts for the eels...ea of the
Nava Drpartment during the year amouraci to
$12,678.577. Eve thousand three hundred del-
tars ht.4e paid over to the Secretary of the
,Nas I as !xi:Liar the naval hnapitit fund, and
the Commissioner of Intl.-oat Revenue hiv.. bfen
lAntflttrd to the amount of $112.488, Obtained
through animus aotoces. Nearly 20,000 pries
claims have I..r...ccetycf, and 512 of them al-
Justs 3. involving the disbnnsement to Miatterv,
sallore and marines in nil pert+ of the crwintry
0(14,159,595. General datum to tie amount of
$500,(00 have btu' adjust,
Quite • reilon.l riot cse aricd at the Baltimore
E,lpoe this forenoon between the 1071 h Kentock7
color( 1 minima, recently assigned to the ear-'
ikon of Weslungtom and detachments of white
treops preparing to Co notth by the 11 o'clock
wain. Muskets. pistol. aid bayonets were
freely need, and a corporal of the colored troops
was kified. Several athlete were severely woun
ded. A couple of Veteran Reserve regiments
wcze promptly ordered to the scene cf action,
by the Getters' commanding, but the colored
rioters left the Cold, and the excitement anb
sided before the veterans arrived.
The President ads afternoon appointed John
Connell Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
4th dietrict of /ono.
A New Sensation—Reported Escape of
Nair Tone. Oct. 16.—A Washlvatno Ws
lel to a Aunday peva says: An extra....edliaati
rumor pre*rillelhere to-right that Jeff. Davls
has euceped from We place of confinement, and
le now afloat en the C 4.431, bOrld probably far
Nue= ft mill be remembcced that Davis had
recently barn removal from the casematee in
the Fortreea to Carroll Hall bn'tdlng, in the
letetior of the fort. where he was given com
fortable apactmeiata. The etmy win. than on
Friday noon, Davis ,Fot ant of the F.o.xcia In
the dist:Mee of a negro stevedore, and got on
bard of an Enelien steamer whlch mat welting
In Hampfma Roads. Toe vanael set sail Inure 1-
lately as he reached• the d it. It Is feather
triOnt said that the escape arse winked at by the
bighest el:Relate at Foriex s Monroe.
IN ism thePlaltea--134 the e with the Indians,
New Tons, Oct. 16 —The Herald' 's apedal
states that a telegram rceeirci at the War Dc
gartment from General rope antalelng Intelli
gence from Centred City. under este of Septem
ber 27th, boa the foltcrwingi General Cotter
hat eurprieed the Indians on Teague River, kil
ling Sky and capturing ell their winter stares
and •lx hundred borers. On the let ult. Col.
Cole's eemnand bad met the Sioux, Arrappa
bats and Cheyennee, and after three der. ^on
theou fighting. had killed and manacled over
two hundred of the Indlaes, and scattered them
beyond recovery.
North Carolina Conseatlon
New Tor.t, Oct. la.—The Raleldh
correspondent says: The North Carolina Con
vention has almond Its other labors reccastruction
of the State for Con7esakinal representatives.
There me seven district, ail nether, end as
they now stand oar Raleigh with:pandas puts
down the Fleet; Third, Fourth and Fuila es sure
to elect unadulterated Union represonualves, and
:he Sixth and Seventh as a Muth doubtful, thoudh
the Unioniats are confident of being able
rry them. The Sowed disv veld to be
etrounly ecceesion. It le believed that an no
onllpro uttringly union fer:oslstore will be elected.
North Coayethlor
RALFICLI, (N, C.,) OcL 15,—Tee Crlvrotten
c ;tee day retitetv d the d 4 eco' - 'on of the A'lte
dtbt, hoo—h the ow , tion we, o . .lught to hove
t 2.1 std of on the previous dey,
lotion w, pc, - 3' d r .tfL - thrt the 6,tidcnt tt
it rove e' 1 urges JIM the Stet .1.
'I he Co'. reli 1..1 , be In of :ewe some da3
Revelue Frauds at Nashrti,-
Wasnmovou...om, 14.—1 n the recent.se , ere
for revenue krands at saspittlem was
flint around by LllO febet. that SJO harrele of
whisky were shipped am Neshvire, the ill st
shipment of whisky user made from the E..mdk
to the North. A I re? the tithiShi was sels , d• toe
parties offered EID),,OPO tor its relevv,'which
was revered.
Elretiou
FORTR3s Sfmtws. Oct. 12.—The elections
In Norfolk eel Portsmouth pa is r 1 off quietly
yrtterday. The vote wed small. L. H. enand
ler-for Congrt - s. kale willa a handsome ma
jority. Mcs - ca. Herat and Langlreide were
enacted In the lions, of Driezaus from Porte.
month. Virgarist. Chandler's nasprAy is Poi
teistitirg Is over ICO.
Trlat of Elam:lea Etheridge-
Cairo, Oct. 14.—The for the trial of
Enienion Ethridge Li now in r-sslon at Colum
bus, Ky. Fhhee.chne st-ilsi he hod no obJeetton
to any nicmbeti of the cut, nid to act
es his oaO couns..l. The cotri*t efautti him
time to fi!e bit pled a.,:tilest the ju-,stlieth t of
the court, the.
Another 1211 , 1 road glapg,hter
Naw Your, October 14.—Th,ca bones at
&ciao t 9 a heavy we7ort bear, .a.; to Mr.
Klbgstabd, par: maker et 13,11erPle, N.
J., with the di ,vt - , t over thks
moudog by a railroad L - air. Two of t . r,
were 10 1 1eC, cad a .31 at unknown, 113
badly ir .ur,d that be
13A1:R _ Or , ::tu,dA; Iset, of re,e'ved
by
to late Manatee, near Lae.cauce, Pa_
Dirt. ANN liAll It, aged :9 ram.
Tte funeral will inke place on Tonsos.x
WORR
tra, 9 o'clock, f:om the rcal.lerce of brr has.
bend, James P. Barr, Stevenson street, Doi:gait,
the Mercy HospiraL The iriends of the faintly
are resrectfally Invited t, &Wed.
Saturd4v moil:dr.', 14th Pict, et
the residence of her lio-bneet, at 5.:4 'redone., Mrs.
MARGARET ty.tßD, ri.,cr a lingering tPleor..
the Rod re, of ter age.
R. R. REEVES,
171`41 - 30M 1 FUM.A.....g7
88 En ithfield Street, near Fifth Street
ta - 00 FT ENS of every efrxriptlom. (;RAPT:.
GLOVES end FURNISHING FIR FIRIBV•
MA generally. sir FINE ki.E.LELF, mr.l
tu,rxesakes is 4 Int
Mercer and Fayette Countle_s--Offietal
The Uriam ccejelity In Xcrcer county, cad
ets, ) cu the 5" u;s Ocket, Is 543. Minion gain
on mejoety of 1662, 476; Unior gain In ms,lnrl-
T ov,r boats TO of 111 3 4: on home , and
so , c'!er vote of 1564, 197,
F 4 Scris manly f..".TC3 Dave 7,870; nav;renft,
car!olity :Jr Day 51D. LTE!ea gain
OTC' TO' e of Net yes - , 416.
NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS
G REATEST BARG!, IN
OF TED BE4SON,
Concert Hall Shoe Stofe.
ALL GOODS, ANT)
WffiTER STOCK PARTICULARLY
I WME M F M.n
Pte. 11-I= CCI WY:.
MYNS' ELEAVI BOOTS, $l,OO,
ETELITHINO ELSE I PROPORTION
OARCAINS!CARCAINS!
ALL Tilts 3101iTA.
Flo. 60 lelioTH STREET
No Connection with any
other House in the City.
G RF 1T 'EXCITKIEN'T
Ha, been created of late at the different gam of
afar -akent, rud people creed them nightly to wee
the No. I Stare Lot the Star in lb line of bust.
ream Is the BOOK PUBL.-SHE/IS' SitESZSITA
TIfifff DEPOT, where et:lnds think it as great ff.
privilege to be se
AT THE POLLS.
Varlets ran be fen ad all halms of Works which.
am aeld at the publfallet price. Th l / 4 eatahttah- -
meet Is one et the FIVE which ate the molt fair
Ann liberal Institutions 0I the kind to the
UN lON,
thoueande• of persona will tattler who Lana
porehased thole BOOKS and ALBUMS at this'
place, and the
MAJORITY
(Jr whims !tact reaelved GOLD &ND S LLVEH.
WATCHES, ICI MICELLE.% MX as plea of Sliver.
Fest, cash purchaser receives somerthlas varying
•alue tress Se cents so *SOX Woos asters
flop of all persons so
PENNSYLVANIA
Ard ourroo- , 114 reontry to 74 FIFTH 1117 C
Where they cat. II et e‘hit for rer,tsiog 110. •
0a1t.111,4
0 R HALL
CLOTHING HO L'S E,
NEW GOODS
i'IFE CLOTH COA
LAsEasH WA.l,l{LriG COLTS
OVERCOATS OF ELL KINDS
and all styles of
EGAILDLkSS OF OOST
FUR THE NEM r al DAYS.
J. H. SMITH it 00..
CLOTHLEAS, OAK HALL, tI3 FIFTH ST.,
Oppaalte tte Opera Home,
FINE DWELLING FOR SALR,
situates! at hi comer of Duncan and Davis
streets, Pev.nth ward, Pittsburgh, having a float
uf fia feet 3 inches on Duncan street, std eaten.
log along Darts Street tto feat, on Wblah Is erect
en a
Few Twe-Storied Slick DwelEng.
•
Containing eecen root.. tech room and dresairrg
room, botched attic, wash house, cotter under the
entire houre with cement floor, 'gas and .wateck
Grafi... Large range in the Itlichenotrartdo mantlen
sou hoe doisted grates in the parldr, dining room
and bed rooms. lite house was tett in she moat
durable matner, and Masted in • he hoot etylea for
the owner's owe oecupattoy. cligps •irlaes
inc. fruit trace and a tine sulectisneal flowers.
Any omens reairous of szacileng the proper
ty.rail on the LOO , otnired bT
hit TIIO3. SNOWY:KM, and they 17/11 rue ve tw
itter pullouts's. terms. fur. ficlirinod
REN 0 & HC,P.KINS,
CDAL AND COKE DED.:,KKS,
AND SHIPP 4as,
IDANCHESTEIL,
neer the Putenger Car Stshhet. AEILXEs Da
abated at the *tartest settee. Otardti
TiILOIZS 'WISKiIIiG TO RELOIRTS
INsTatiunoss Tms ART or
Cutting Men's and .BoyeGannents;
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by calllag_ S. V . EI.ETT.
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