The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, November 14, 1865, Image 1

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EsTm34BIIFT),7 IN 1786.
' _ CITY' ITBMB.;:.
South Carotins
. .phavier;
the istitiMer Dam
the Wetitt the tttuatUti.itenateblei South taro.
Vtref*Vtalt3Tiltt;!iteeue lotqutte waktho sun
....qty_: w o o **IAA* venture. forth . o s . a morning
thealted bp-the planter tt the
- Too eztly.i ,
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if ifrop ea t i . mµ dear flolorwl,twht,t ears
kpr. Frartkite•
" . T.arly to tied" a . ran eialy, to rlwr ;All make a
trio healthy, and wealthy lad wise. "
wyery tan air; Ott all a falfaii. Each attar'
4andthirletuilatlen coon ari emotyirtottaelt Or the
'eam*: mataritiol Iltlioonitryi North' awl South,
bay. eea "deattt - 0 tbbnlsadb slr, from the
rain Smith` to thts. day. Walt
: r -s - tanafior tasti . fpntifyythir elotWieh with a
iridictl)t Oiil**;io4 tarri giatour:gipon or
the nlght.bedelf exhaled by uir;iran, We Will take
',!tilut, my dear erolonilf=r;ini WO/ nit fortified
with &wire glare fall Of DostettOre Celebrataul
Mitiatiet Blttera +.
“Ab,gi.ifittiroty:lstlek Lo Dr.' Elanklln.
.
nostetteva "Mt AVO/UOCAtt4 , EUPP,/eS me, and
ligpeettle SA box to:day , -Irrlth my waren.
T/ 00; Eltteri;tillid, ellrel/roteetlvir against
all the fewtrifesultleg from oialarla. Dr, Frank.
,110 beide good, air, oven I.a . the swamps of South
Vitro Ilea, if fortlflee with tiostettere Bitter. n
Bee
Barker &Co.'s atlirertlaement.-
Cotton Batts
We hereby give notice that tomerchauta buying
this by the bale, we will sell at the factory price,
t $ll,OO, and getarantee It the beet quality. J. %V.
Balker k C 4 415.4 Market Ott eel. nottaw
Cheap .Shoe Store, ,
Ile Chat° e el Federal street.- t.
A Neat Reply.
0 1 dislike pour tayigg thst my teeth nre going.
So dialt," Said a yeiutg lady to herbeett. "Not
4 "So don% but 'So-to-dont , on should have veld,"
he replied. The damsel pouted, but took the hint.
4 Vor need !the itidd, — Altat the baleaniid ereparation
Ai:rested the sell, tliough. it could-not quite repair
the damage already done.
See
Aldvertfaemene of Barker & co
Have you seen
That large and Cheap lot of tars at Daulap, Luker
Os.br.; If not, go at once and get a bargain, for
UST them ins; than present eastern
jaw a very large attettateut - of ladles
leaks la all styles and quality. Remember the
"lace In 146 Federal street, Allegheny.
The :Advertisement
Of Advatlnement of Harker & Os. See IL
Any of our Readers
Who may have use for a pure arttehrof North
Chszolina tar, will Sod !tat Fleming , . Dray, Store,
Si Market street. To those who wish to pur
chase by the barrel, Fleming often erects! lodge.
Mentaln low rates. Remember the place.
Sold at Joriarn Turman% Drug
M and . Patent
eMairds Depot. rici. 84 Market street , corner or
- the Minuend. near rotuth street.
Loot at the Advertlsemeet
!Cif Barkiftr.tle.
Dry, Goods
-1 6t wholesale:' We have in store a very large
'• stock of abeetings, shirting., •pants, flannels,
blankets, dabs, eaxelmeres. sattinetts, tweed*,
deans, ticking.. cheeks; Shawls, dress goods, tre.,
"'which we will Nell in any -case at the very lowest
eludern prices, and ovary kink ol good! at much
We Milt° mat el:tient' to examine our stook
before purelaiing elsewhere. J. W. Barker
00„ 69 Markel street.
Where. Did Ton Get
iTbose road, kid boots t At Mei)ltotoik't,ll2 Fed
, eral stieet.
Blankets.
;Of all kb:do-at wholesale awl retail; great bar
gain., at Barker & en . - Wakes street.
•—• 'tient iteltunetnetita. ,
We are I:proffering emelt of the hut Ultimates
Chataid di& Dees Offered m the Dry Goodall/2e
t 9 tfit ; etti. We heti too many good bargains to
!quote prices, but if xnu,teDl Fen and lee zottui of
1; the Goode and Vticen, etn wat be astontaned.—
,-!we are non% Opening some SPeobn Baron.. in
Dress Goode. PlenneD,Dbintcoui, Prisms, D0.T...
Cobsugn end Trager Aterinotn: ittoninber. we
areziorw ant/it DroDtklEnst eon= of DITTAT.Tt aud
Fonitlint!tets..
.
O. ..ki/30 , 1 LOVE at, Lino
Balmoral Skirts.
We ars makleg a specialty - of :those, et wholesale
or retail. We have all Walla s asolareeelling them
-racy low. • ~ , Battarest Co., O Illarker, Wave.
"4- • l'horpest'Aestitooent
T:AT7141 , 3111.1 tgesootaad aline that, Is et Mo
. -011ntook4, 92 Federalstreet."
Grand Rally:
1: 1 Ern11. 61 17 tadkY fs gath to" DrsOlintobk , s t W
ledriial street, Allegkeuy, for Atints boots sad
Frinicit Bleilnoes„ ' , Opting; Rpps,
LE:eipites end Plaid DMZ Goods, rery ahem+, at
No: es Market street.
Fail and Winter Goofs
it with peat pleasure we call the attention of
I ens readerstrithe superb stook of Fall and Winter
Goodsltut received by Mi. John Wrier Merchant
Tailor. No. 120-Federal' street, gllerieeny. ate
Pock esteeratence of the rarest and•most bean
ttfglClotbs,Oanlmeres,Overooattngl and Vesting
everbrooght to the Western Market: His avert.
semi of. Firinishing 1100411. com Prising Shim.
DraWers, Cabin, NecirtlesOlandkerchists,
,riiisiOtt4inegatted east or west. /Large stock
4Yrier .. iy.made Pants, Coats, Vests and Overcoats
elllalsotte found at hls estabilmhzesmt. Persons
, to lent ofanJtbngin the clothing line should not
tall to give Inn water seal.
1 .1; ' _litty Merchants, ;
13efore buying yOUn Dry Dooda, call in at Barka
tgigi Mathes attict. Po charge for snow.
log Bongo and giving prima, if you don't want to
buy.
';:iThiliteae W. Pam C. Co.,
Method Rootcrs, sod Deal=s to /maims
111,104:40 , 47µ71 ode colors. 1991te at AU:ander
Isikallnv.!aear•the Water Works, Flttatouth.
Fa. Ecaidames, No. 79 Pike actual t Ordius
MgisPIIY attended W. All work warranted water
moat. RepaiiikiAoste at the akartest stain. No
SUMP- tar assikaras Ppovided the, root] Is not
Adquiel atter Fe Is init oz.
mike. v r
OLCSPriLI LI trkeny . .ktrida la one afore RS 050 be
t.l4aitniffoltrertiatOrtge city. at Barker fr,
Carg4tusr Jobbanir
r kirislg.sitturati4 Moan age= Alt Ulna. Sean
4fll.tre/rOktitirr:/ Last ro,opette4 to 7 stoD forth aorta
5," - ailti/M t ot ,//d 1 taaPetair. / 16 4. at...thitol4l
Virgin AlloyAstweert.Sautbrield street arsilehrory
F gap criders tollonio sad pecnt6ptly atteadod to.
cgitt.t.ra rolutsre.
.
i. 'Mimi who Would See '
clg
il
1,':4 - iNiiiillherireid Atka large at 4 anil endless'
. sviet.lpsf pry. Goods, must. call gamer ss
- .3 ' ": ' < k 4 4, 69.3 "iket. ariPlto'l4rVlb , It and bar
dmeibssAthikAry stitae,-4th Penn arca; Jame.
Data tr. boa proprietary. Offulibusea and oirrlagez
fornsidilid!faiall carriages for femor
al!, wedding!, and punts; at short notice sad
AnAionabio ride* Stable °inn diy.aftdAcbt.
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Bar µR Cl „
otLtuj
llauser, at a nab street, IfflOrsf
wsafei 11.,* (933 wird'. of siof4ll4:r+fg_ofOloos, of
0 0 4 ,1
toaligiti% 14:2. j";
11 . 1= mann Dentist, - ..216 Itnn.Street,
Attedlir2Tto ut blui p hilto MI prole}
ly
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~,,T.,:iilr ttifY . .M 1 ...Aeindalladfilttloaawspepev
i",,,, AD' oft .aAaaraent been matted hereto.
-- . ' itio 31.1 i rir Aiglim -, :aba contain accounts of ;
a Otpir g if . mo r pt clemvstrailan In Ob4hattnur ,
1. `iii,tharfaky appostald far trancelebrialoo ortni
". : ' . A ..e ateb r elnionehnsd.a e u a lo reirnr iAmtQV
- . ',Hidalgo., The flegs were lowan:4l4o hag meg.
.:..11Leacieace WU Ono ofß't , Cr. l giPm rather
then of feslTlfy.,4 - .. 1 c • . •
.-,21;
1.1 irde Wixonir.
147 4 011,1 4 Cit 7 of Witebig
toWArcan EiterPoolmith four days Isitzr Week,
111 , ktg9l4 l o/ AdOnsait,wlP betlik; lids fora.
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THR':•DAILY - - ._-.;.:PITTSBURGH..
TOPICS OF TB DAY
—.Republican ideas WOUILI 'Seem to be making,.
progress in a quarter whom hitherto their pres
ence has never been discerned. The An/puede
St. P.."' 'tteriSia whielys the orgamof the Czar
of R 13331/; recently congratulated the Washing
ton Government eft the rapid reconstruction of
the Southern States, arid designated America
and Ruasla as "rising nations destined to have
Interests and sympathies in common." Or pos
sibly the official organ, when It talks of "rapid
reconstruction," and "interests and sympathii4
In common," may not Mira In rimy the spread
of republican principles.
—Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts, has lately
written an important letter on the subject of
moist:action and suffrage. 1 Re thinks the
time has not yet arrived, when any one of the
Seceding States can, with safety, be permitted
to re-establish its State government. The Gov.
cnior, in the course of his letter, remarks :
“It has taken us four years to conquer the
rebelain all of them. I would not run any risk
—great or small—of allowing the same class of
mcn tobeat us by an appeal to, fraud. They
ippeeled toforcerend were conquered. Let us
•hoid ion to the power we now hen!, todo right,
to fatitiet the loyal, to rebuild 'the State, to re
establish society, to secure the liberty of the
people and the safety of the Union. Let it be
used - with parental kindness, and In the temper
of cenelliatlon. But hold on to the power, and
in the fear fLf God. let It be used. It waabought
with the blood of more then a quarter of a mil
lion of heroes and patriots who hays given rip
their lives for their country. Let us see to It
that by go error of ours such torrents of human
blood shall flow again. I think the loyalty of
the South needs time for concentration. There
fore I think no reconstruction will tie successful
new.
-r-Very strong resolutions, condemnatory of
certain men Ministerhig In the name of Christ,
together with the people to whom they , minis
ter, were passed by the Presbytery of Northern
Idisionriat their late !melon. These certain
minf l are denohneodas willfralY and persistently
t Lel 4 they religions influence In support of the
late' rebellion, although that rebellion had for
Its object the perpetual enslavement and , hope
less oppression of a large portion of ouf far
men, and In the prosecution of this obiect
guilty.. of unsurpassed Iniquities, such'et-tieal!"
Eon; covenant breaking, perjury, unprovoked
starvation, torture and murder of prisoners, cul
minating at last In the assassination of a wise,
lenient 'and God-fearing. President. That the
religion's)f said ministers and people rende. - a
them Insensible, and obstinately opposed to all
convictions of sin, for having done thus; stifles
within their breasts all benevolent impulses to
ward the poor and oppressed, add all Christian
desire for their freedom and elevation, and
causes them to oppose both the Word of God
and the providence of Gad, by rt)lnding to hear
or read that Word in Its direct applications to
the charactbr of oppression and rebellion.
The Presbytery resolved, 1. That we hold the
rellg,ion professed by these people to be epos
[sey from,tlfe religion of Christ; and that all
true Christians should separate themselves
from It, and keep no folios-ship with it. lint
protest against It and oppose it as one of air
Antichrists of the times.
'2, That the Christian religion raotires it of
us that sre regard the African race as a part of
the human family in the same manner ns we
do other mecums& that the members of sail
race who are amonk ns are no longer even to be
thought of as having once been property, or as
bow being outcasts, lint arc to be treated - as
—We think it may be taken as an indication
pf great Importance In mard to affairs of State
in England, that many of the more tkonlufal
of the elsvr y and laity of the English Episcopal
Church are convinced of the evil of the union of
Church and State, as fettering' the growth and
spirituality of the the Chnrch. In the Austral
Jilin dioceses, those who lz IA in tail, that the
Church Is a spiritual body, and should be free
from the State, appear to be in the majority.
Some of the Canadian dionesesere already estab•
tithed on almost the same basis as thirst' in the
United States, and it is believed all will roma
be free from all State control.
--Pleasing accounts are lately brought of the
material. prosperity of the Liberian republic.
The trade, and business generally of the country
is growing, eery rapidly: undue the stimulus of
free labor, its resources are., developing very
inrgely; emigration, temporarily suspended in
consequence of the war in the United States, is
again flowing, In the old channels; the treaty
obligations assumed by the people are opening
new markets for native products; and imple
fields for foreign enterprise Incite the employ
ment of large capital, with a certainty of profit
able retuniis.
—The civilization of West Africa has been
greatly benefited by Liberia. Its earlier history
was a record of suffering and disaster, but the
diligence, enterprise, sobriety end good sense of
its leading men have retrieved its worst errors
and started It on a prosperous career. There is
now reason to look for a steady growth awl •
continuance of good fortune.
—Thu sudden outbreak of war between Spain
and Chill, and the blockade of the Chilton coast
was an entirely unexpected aibtir. Spain had
some complaints against Chill, which were a
abort time since regarded as settled by the ac
tion of the Spanish minister to Chill. This
arrangement was, however, repudiated by Spain,
and a new minister appointed, who demanded
apologies for some alleged injuries of a frivolous
character, and upon receiving s refusal, at oats
took the violettt measures alluded to, Peru and
other South American powers are disposed to
support Chill in the contest, and It Is intimated
m our dispatches that our owntiovemment will
use Its Influence with Spain In behalf of Cuba.
—The French papers havaiialogiatleaccounts
of thesolleitude which the EMpress has mans.
fasted In visiting the cholera hospitals, and per
sonally examining Into the coOditlon of the pa
tients, She shows no fear of contagion, at
time when more than one hundred thousand
persons •had fled from tbo city. it is by such
meats pat the Empress maintains so strong a
hohl upon the elections of tt e French people.
-The Gill of tights as repotted to tha Florida
Convention contains twenty-0/x el/Mee& The
sixteenth is noticeable: That it i no ta>< iu person
shall be put to answer any criminal theme
but by presentment, Indielmtmt or !Omuta
•
ment.'•
OIL PRODUCT OF VII4I ANGO Co.
The Quantity of • .011 Produced—The.
Amount of Tax Pald—The Tax on Crude
Petroleum—olle on Brian es. Oil In
the Darrel." I
For the Pittsburgh Gaiette:
The following Is a statement of the monthly
proauetton of the Venango oil district, tiara
from the nooks of the Internal gsvenne office at
Franklin, Pe. It la the '2oth iteventio district
in the,State, comnosedoftol2l . counties. Venting°
hcleg one of the lour, hi_ the great oil county,
producing "rivers of off." "
The last Congress Imposed a tax of ono dollar
a barrel on crude oil, to be held attbe wells by
the:producers, as sold and removed by them.
The raw took effect on the let day of April
last. Well owners raid
JAApril op .... : ......... 1•11.991 - bble
Wu, ' .... 99,394 "
" June " .... .. i .... 112,254 ..
" July " .... 181...;48 "
..,"Aug. -•-. ..... -......... ........ 2g2.219 4 ,
.. .. 8 .e7P 4 ': .3 ... 41-.,.• •• • '-• • ••• •• • 2 1 5 • ODO ~
I"rodoetionnf 01l for alx m0utha...021,100 - bbia,
onishiehata=,ot;ll2.itlo9Dai been paid into
theltitermil Revenge OfUce by the Producer*. -
Of thlfetintintitaf prinliction on which tax
.bas beavo:theritfictle weds havo reported
and paid tax ctuilkdy 75,271 j, barrels. The bat-
Mien oltlie*(4Uction: las, - been mainly
. 6.oim
Oil Vree1441610111 4 40 heiry im, Betinenoff
-Eat S6it4irtbdtarles of 011 Creak—
' tturcealuttider run zbeititaitin4; gettefah"
act exerabut OllturillEr from - 41w 4'3101 of, Ulf
taills justly Ovutleall As peril 0f3115,
These facts skew clearly : tho,:l,large amount of!
oil Practical:Wu On Creck,notwithatandfer
and actual Lugo pro d uction -of
ha:ming the Ittrerfrallit to haro r p4oditeed,
fortho time; the same number Of barrels as Pit
hole, each hating produced 76,000 barrels for
the six months enMagliept. 30th, it will Appear
;ebiit OftCreck, for the same thho, has preed
and paid tax on 771,000 barreli.
' This statement ahem; an enrage yield, upon
Oil Creek alone, of over 4,000 barrels dally—or
an average of 1a+,500 barrels monthly—awl lo
the whole dlatrio.,a monthly average of over
153,017 barrels.
The egg - mete yield f,.r the month of October,
will doubtless be largely increased over any pre
ceding month reported. This opinion is made
from the reports 'already 61. The reports from
the Pithole wells up to the With of October,
a m °not. to 42 r -1 barrels; ,add for the balance of
the month at the . same ratio, the returns from
Pithole aloncovill be for October, 65,44 S bar
rels. The monthly statement for October may
far exceed thin, as there are now completed two
sets of 'Pipes' from Pithole, for car. ping off the
accumulated oil—one to the Miller Farm Depot,
on the Oil Creek Railroad, and the ether to
Henry's Bend, on the Allegheny river—now the
property of Hussey A: Mcßride It is cold that
these pipes are now rapidly draining Pithole of
all its Surplus oil.
Should Oil creek and the Allegheny river
wells produce for the month of October In the
same ratio as the preceding months of August
and September, the 11,,itere,, gate of the month
will probably reach, and may exceed, :340,000
barrels. It Is not likely that this large produc
tion will be continued through the winter, as a
large amount of oil is now produced by pinup
ing—the winter mouths being unfavorable for
obtaining oil in this way.
It is more probable, however, that the pro
duction for the year, ending on the first day of
April, 1666, will amount to two million barrels
of oil, on which the well owners will have paid
the United States government two millions of
Sellars tax. The average price at which Ass
oil has been staid for the first half of the year
will rot exceed live dollars per barrel. Largo
quantities, at some wells, have be.-o sold as low
as 50 and ft; per barrel.
I will hero stale some fee". on neefet r,t h
the oil businrss, 411.1 011, nom., •Inarke
may be regarded by . oll coca and others interested,
cc not Mil Of 1,1000.
coot of boring an oil well, or drilling one,
at this time cannot be set down at less than
56,000. This will Int-hide the engine, tools
and fixtures, tubing for the well,'when finished,
with sucker rods, working band, valves, tank,
she., and one month's tune of labor of hands,
and fuel for testing the well, after the drilling
is completed, as you cannot be eertatil that the
well is either a tutees: or a failure until It is
thoroughly beard.
Oo an average about one well in ce , ., is, a suc
cess. Hence every producing well is: made at
a coot to the operators of shout sixty4.sand
dollars. The ground being leased, th erotor
Is only a half owner of the well; but, has to do
all the work:. Thin statement as to the east of
a producing well, is only tree In the
. Iggregate,
and not so le rMantto some territory„where the
successes, are as one ID tiOt• or them. lint in such
localities ad these, the bonus paid for half acre
leases, varies from one thousand dollars to ten
thousand dollars, and In some instances, eves
higher figures haVe been paid. These leases
are for hail the oil to On:Operator, theother half
being royalty goes to the land-bolder many of
whom Nava paid almost libellous prima for these
lands. So that the joint ownership or a success
fat well, in the aggregate coats about one hun
dred and twenty Moused dollars, (4120,000)
This estimate is true only In a general way and
not specially so, as some lerig /enema have
'lam& ell" in the first hole. Ovters again have
itteceeded only at the bther tarn. —having
tarred twenty holes dye hundred to six hundred
feet deep.eaeh, the last only being a mess,, and
after all this L'etscre. at" may only be &fine. a tat or
ovary barrel well, one-half of wide' Is paid to
the landholder as rent on royalty. ()at of the
other hatittLis poor fellow has to pay all the ex.
pease, of primping his well, hoping In time to
reload this groat outlay—first paying the or,
ore dollar a barrel an he sells his hit.
For the past six montlia the goverameat tsr
has amounted to thence flfil part of the gross
celpts from the wells suedollar out of every
five for which Uncoil was weld. This lb certain
ly a very large ter on a crude article. But It
might be these "eft arist,-"aw" might stand
mere —say another dollar • barrel. Tats
would only bet., dor2ors 0.1 of fire, and as the
"oi: don't ma tie might stand it,
So once thought the Committee of Ways std
Means.
(It might be well fora delegation of oil men
loon= more visit Thad. Siemens ("The Com
mittee of W. and Means") at his special eon
reolence. fie might grant them "t/..r(y min
'del" "to bear what La had to nay.")
Should the Zoo question again come before
Congreaa. as It will. the oil men should or.ent
them with a tree statement of faCUS, tech as the
foregoing. deck a atalecient will mat. It sell.
evident that this obta.sed /teat coif of 14, , t•
end capital.' That it is not a free gift /rant ' '
Freed, weer "' Casting ssothifig '" ' 11l the
labor of inctiolg if iato barrels and abipp• al !Arm to
mart.!, as some would have them bellow.
It was this idea. that the oil Orel twitting.
that ran ovary body mad last year. It was this
"idea" that forested, or caused to he Invested,
fire htuadret millions of dollars ($soo,000,00n)
In oil stocks of the various oil companies. It
was this "idee" . l7tat it corr, not:110g" that or.
canlztri Oil Companies with paid op capital
stock of from million of dollars up to
ten millions of dollars. with a banking capital
to the Treasury (said to be AMPLE for the de
velopment of the Company's property. without
further asserammits,) of from ton thousand dol
lars, to forty thousand dollars,
The "emplefend" for the development of these
large investments, varied In amount last la pro
portion as thia "icipi" that the proluction of
this oil was attended with no expense, that Is
that It. mist nothing, was more or less prominent
or active is the brain of the dopes woo organ..
tzedthree oil Mock companies. Stockholders
were, under this arrangement, confident of re..
calving on the par valne of their stocks, amend,
if dividend of from three to ten per tent.
Here Is a specimen of an 01l company's •'Pro.
species:" "The Company's property consists of
a lease bold for all purposes, oat two acres first
class oil land. - Terms of the lease, thirty years.
The Company ply a Royalty to the stockholder
of one half the 011. Capital stock, 11.000.000.
Blares, 100,000. Par value. 110 each. The
Company have placed 820,000 In the treasury as
a working Capital. This sum Is deemed ample
to develops the property. No more aseessments
will be minim! There are already commenced
on this property a large number of wells with.
• "good show of oll," "indications good." This
means somebody else hos funrid a a rtat deal of
on tome other place. This Company expects to
pay a monthly dividend of three per cent."
This may be called "Borealis" 011 Company
No. 1, and may readily bo submitted for almost
soy other number or name of company.
000 to *1,000.000 h u one to fit y—ona active
working dollar is to'pay three per cent. kmonth
on fifty idle dollars. It looks incredible Yet
it is as true as preaching that a large Proportion
of the live hundred millions of dollars (# 2 00,000-
000) invested In On Companies was Invested
under these reprmentntkins, with this statement
of facts and with these exceptions.
This Is an exemplification of the "Idea" called
"Oil on the Brant: " "That It costs nothing to
find rivers of 011, and that every stockholder
owning stock In these companies will soon be
rich."
It was ads idea called "oil on the brain," "It
costs nothirg," "It will make every one rieti,"
"it will pay all the expenses of the war," "It
will -pay the National debt," that, like a dream
or nightmare, entered the Halls of our Nation.
al Congress, and taxed crude oil one dollar, a
barrel, and at the same time added four dollars
a barrel, In addition to the already exorbitant
tax upon refined oIL liembera of Congress were
oat to blame. It was the "Dellrium" of the hour,
that ran wild through our larr s ommercial cit
ies, and entereltlie Halls of Wien. That
rketrttled the whole- nation w iththe dream of
sudden and easily acquired wealth.
The retired adllionalre, the wealthy banker,
the princely merchant, the shrewd, keen, active
and safe business man, the eminent divine, the
Rev. Doctor, the sage professor, of medicine, of
law, of divinity, the officials of our government,
the Judges of our courts, the head' of our army
and navy, the Governors of, states, and their
subordinates, In truth the whole country rich
and poor, old and young were suddenly seized
with the same bulescrfbabis "ecstasyr of mind
like unto the dream of dichyme, that changed
all things Into gold. Yet it was not the."tonce,"
of that "magic stone" exhuming Itself from
dreaming land and Infusing Itself anew into the
scientific hndu of the nineteenth century. St
WAS not that , hot , a new Idea with new a nd
magic power, menotrtt to the ancients, - and
'without a place In the nomenclature °flatlent!,
until known, as "Wont& Brett," or upon
the brain," No! Conarass was not to blame!
She too was ecstatic
lint since this dm= bah Paned Awn/ , and
the sober second, thought is caged na Deckle
reason and tA Jneginonf, this delndon and night
mare Rill tio longer haunt the Hein; of (:on
cram. Members of Congrots as well as ()them: ,
loin. from cad'experience., have ,learned fat ,
least sours of them ,) That 'IDS/ on tar brain" and
"Oil bt Mi.flarreP are two thlngs. , .- Tbat the
former has cost a great deal of cam; Sid the`,
latter a _great deal of hsrdiaboi. 55 all teach!
snoney. .That the theone is solidest mete/Leis and
the otter simaantaf; and. when annaht for ti;
found among the alert. Atio4lo o ` wh
theY tax thtrone "011.1,4 tke harrel,", they should'
tuts as they as the pelmet 'alder 1u=01.. -
1n kott_ore.‘ialead ore; an -11IsefInfb; In told
t
In the...quarts rock. and as other minerals ars
taxed,.rbe elarge.kagtafdad labor areof ten;
:snamrlymald 40'. the Prodnagos of the *Pw
stattlial or crude articier asuithst Itis,very
vortex; that This opreatantarent "0111 n the ha-,
Tal e '/be falaly•dealt wltb, end that It laves/ let
portantibei frandifa• a•fax4rw, to nlatlegeleh
..011 In the barter from that dreamy obause..
llduposthe.braln.'!aeittibu7d'.be**deli!:
mental to the (andel and i Mot that produces
~00. e n , m ., 04 "r.. to be confounded - with the
mild that" oikr one upon the brain. l r,
.Ans new tax Iss „anis the amennoteat tothe
old law, they Wald' mikes Minna Mit of dia
tlnatlos lotweett "Bartrol o; "soil "Bralartle.o.
L 4134.: .
PITTSBITRGH, TUESDAY.. NOVEMBER 14. 1865
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
lOREIGN EMIGIUTION TO THE SOUTH.
Operations at the rretumry Department.
CAPT. nIZ'S ASSOCIATES ALAIIIIED
Proposed international Umpire,
2•• W FORK. not. 13.—Among the emigrants
that arrived here but Week, a considerable som
ber went directly to .he Southern States—most
of these had selected their 'destination before
leaving Europe.
Gee. Flake and Chaplain French addressed •
meeting last evening on the condition of the
Freedmen -in the Sooth.
_Troy stated that
them was much suffering iniKentneky, Alabama.
and Georgia, and unless Immediate assistance
was given, fifty thous...ad would die In those
States alone during the coining winter of cold
end starvation. The condition of the negroca
in Tenneatea wan represented as better than in
the other Slates.
The Commerciat's Washington letter says:
Secretary SteenHoch Is now In strict retirement.
engaged In the preparation of hia report,
The latest rumor from titcyreasuryDepartmant,
Is that he will eugg - eie the tenet raaislble
awl will show the feaallitllty of en fund
leg. the debt of the country; as to Insure Its
e ilemption eta not very distant day. Thorn
ore also rumors that the Secretary will re
commend such legislation as will make It Im
perative on the National Banks, to, rodecat their
bills at New York:and will tons many of them
to contract their circulation. •
The Ecruld's Washington &Imolai sap- : Thera
is mid to be a growing trepidation on the pe rt
of Winder, Duncan and Gee, the confederates
of Wire at Andersonylile, and now condned in
the Old Capitol Prison; Winder realizing more
fully than hie associates, the foil farce of the
danger that hangs over them as partners and
active participants In the crimes and incubi
lions of Wire, while conducting the lemma
stockade. lie in especially nervous upitn the
subject, cud betrays an Impatient desire
to place his record before the au
thorities cleared of the damaging im
plications that were deduced from the testi
mony broneht out in the trial of Wit's. Re
frequently summons the commandant of the
prison to his cell, and endeavors to obtala some
idea of the popular feeling that Is vneitahsed
regarding his share and agency in the atrocities
of Andersonville. The vindication he hat pre
pared of himself Is already covering some forty
pages of legal cap paper, and Is being added to
daily.
Major General Sickles will be ordered to re
lieve Major General Gilmore in command of the
Department of South Ciarellna.
Major General Fred, Steele arrived to-day
Irons the Rio Grande, hot nothing is yet known
of the 'cause of his corning- It is generally be
lieved that he brings important intelligence con
cerning affairs Mire.
The same speclai says It may interest the
Fenian, to know that the British government
sent a special detective to Um, country a few
weeks ago to spy out theirdoings here, and re
port them to the home gove rn ment. MS name
in John McHugh. Ele In a medium sited, red
faced, mutton chop, vrhl.kered fodielduah
who affects lavender, kid gloves, and mach
general neatness of persounl appearance. Ile
IF now In Washington, and has already changed
his name and place of boarding several times.
The World's special gays: It Is understood
that Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Minister,
will be selected as the umpire by a joint CAM
misaloo. to adjust the claims between the Uni
ted States and the Columbian aucernment.
An odic r In the old army, who went
South and joined the rebellion at the outbreak,
called upon the President and asked for pardon.
The President inf.rnied him that he had not
yet pardoned an cetera:who ;had: gone over to
the South and taken up arms against the North.
Be did not know what he might do in the fu
ture, trot for the present, he held thole mikes
undor advisement.
The Herald's Berfn letter uye movezocata
are in provlnsa In Itambargh, Braman, and
Berlin . to raise a fund to all of the colored pop
ulation of the United State. It Le thocteht a
largo fund w e t L.-. ralsod la Germany for this
}•nrpoae.
INTERESTISG FRon IVABIIINGTON.
Indignation Against Spain
RECONSTELf TED REBELS SEPIAS BADLY
Extra Pay for °facers Mastered Oat
GEN. KILPATRICVS APPOINTMENT
The District Tax in Eolith Carolina.
ARMY PAYMASTERS BREVETED
Deetaan Or Ibe COmpiroiltur or Ike T ?faqir]
taster form, NOT. la.—Governor Andrew is In
Washington for the purpose of the settlement
of the account of idaessainsetts against the
general Govertimer.f.
General Indignation is felt In government
and diplomatic circles at the wanton attack of
Spain anon Chili. The BpanlOe squadron for
the blockade consists of seven frigates. It Is
revresen'ed that the snidest unanimity of feel
ing prevails among the Chibans.
Governor Huhn, Just from Louis Lana. repre
sense that the reconstructed rebels of that State
ere acting very badly. In one parish they met
In convention and re•oetabllahcd slavery by
formal inactment and resolution. Three ne
gro® have been shot by returned rebel soldiers
within a mouth, at Alexandria. Last week One
of the civil courts sentenced a negro to be
whipped under the old Virginia code. General
Auger promptly annulled the sentence,
The Secretary of War has notillivi thr Quay
tom:taster General that the officera of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, mustered out under General Or
der No. 155, who held commissitios March 3d,
1565, shall rcnelve their extra three monthspay
authorizoti act of Congress, March 3,419.13.
The Times 'Washington special dispatch says:
The appointment of General Kilpatrick Mule
ter to Chili, will not result In the immodlatr
su
percodure of our excellent representative nt
Santiago, lion. J. IL Wilson. Gen. K. has
three months learn or ailltence to visit Europe.
First he will visit Spain and probably come to
some understanding with the Queen as to our
position with reference to the aggression of
Spain upon Chill; thence to South America,
prepared to maintain the dignity of his Impor
.Vint'inisiloa.
Among the heavy war elements Wang settle 4
by the Government at the present time hi that
of J. L. Sandford, of New Toro, for the char
ter money of three atmmert, amounting to
$BOO,OOO.
The Governor of South Carolina has add rasa
a ktterto the Beeretafy of. the Treasury asking
that the Inge have the privilege of assuming
the direct tax Mated by Congress, and that the
same be paid In South Carolina bonds. lie al.
tem that the State la much impoverished and
cannot meet the tat immediately. No action
hen been taken on the -letter by the Secretary
of the Treasury.
The 11mrs' specialties Paymaster D.R. Cow
an hasbeen breveted bripalleageneral,audid ajar
Priale brava inlaid 'The following naycuts
ters have been breveted lieutenam.colonels: J
A. Norris, J. H. IdilbOrn, C. M. Terrell, J. 31.
A. Wlblei Geo. Phelps,A. S. Young,
E. A. Adams. J, Batraten, W. V. Roomen, Jet,
eob Sallade, 1.. T. Mateo, N. IL Mutat:.
The Second Comptroller of, the Troia:my has
made& decialori relative to Peasants'. pay. Itethe
cue of a soldier transferred to the Veteran Rs
serve Cotps, agreeably to a geseraForder pf the
Prevost Marshal Here:gal. dated - 401 28, Indd.
and zubsequeptly fahtteral'ont fleneral Or.
der 1 , 10.110 Adjutant General!" 0124x , , 1865,
allPlleallon !it made for the balance of the
Recruit Bounty.
• The Comptroller decides that as he tau ills
et=by reason of the chute of the mar, he Is
to the balance of ahebonntrthtsime an
though ha - had ,xemecl :With hs regiment.
The Mm of Ms being transferral to thoNeteran
4 teserrO Carpi and discharged from that Oman-.
Izalco, dew not:alfeet into right to the b tatty
to which hu - svat e
=White
ender ,Ills enllernerth:
ihe.ettie of 'the' representative' White fir
a PPSOn,not Sable to-draft,, It is held ttat the
forme la entitled to Miam° bounty ot ler
recrintaeullsted at the same time add' nTi like
'1;n0e4. 1 10 ofaerlieg • '
Net; GOld !totes - Fo
_More
._44. 11 to
1 444 481 - ,15,7aV15•
Naer TOits. lb,„,ffilifield nolo of the
denomination of $iOO: sera recOlfed..ft the
United States Treasury this cit y
• ' The CommeretaPe.Waehhhitm ban:
Tlus Preattleulatoruted ca,ox;Oont Geo
-oral torts, that Itla not Ms piellinituteution to
„pardon any atom dill or elpett leader& of the
Chief Jesttee Clime. Is eaPeihiot: th the ell!,
tooslght, when-it Will be kuoirn, defialthlY tno.
venting Jeff, pato 41.al mid *ln ht w:Need;
_ •
LATE LBREFEAN ADYICES.
French Evacuation of Mexico
NO 12IGLISH MINISTRY APPOINTED.
Lord Clarendon to be Foreign Secretary.
coierloarnciiiz I:RTEILLIGHP'CEL
8.1.3 DY boon, NOV. 13.—Ttic steamer City of
Washington,Tronu Liverpool on the Ist, and
Queenstown on the 2d, arrived here, Her news
to four days later. is stated that Spain In
tends taking energetic measures in suppression
of the slave trade.:
The British goternment has ordered all the
restriction on die:dean vessels to be removed.
The Paris corpondent of the Aforants Pon
says : The intended withdrawal of the French
from Mexico has lately assumed a more decided
character. Maxlnilitan wished to recruit in
Anetria and Belgium. It is proposed to permit
the French officers and men to take the oath of
allegiance to blaspmillan if inclined to do so.
Maximilian seeeld Lind himself surrounded en
tirely by his own army.
The P.l says It Is seemly to be 'supposed
that the Uetted States government wish to re
place such a government and resume the Repub
lican coatfurdan and anarchy. In the course of
time the Public (Milan in America will acknow
ledge the Liberal goneniment, now endeavoring
to rate Mexico to oleillzation.
The journals dented that France made any ef
fort to exercise moral Influence In the Austrian
policy towards Frankfort.
The proprietor or the "frith Peolga" at
tempting to bring artions against •thie Lord
Lieutenant and other authorities for "the sup
pression of his paper.
On the 28th, a respectable looking man, giv
ing his name as Lieut., James Henry Lairs, of
the 9th Connecticut Volunteers, was arrested at
Dublin, on the arrival of the steamer nom Liv
erpool. The prisoner wan fohnd to have In hla
possession a seven barrelled revolver, two thesis
and moods of rifled patent ball calrtridages said
to ho poisoned, a box of patent percussion caps,
four commissions bearing ha name, LO serve In
the Connecticut Volunteers as Lieutenant and
Colonel, and also the sum of thirty eight pounds
In gold, supposed to be for tho purposes of Fe
nianism. He states he rettirned'to Ireland to
moo an uncle, and intended shortly to return to
America. Its von remanded for thither en.
air!.
• The Italian election was highly favorable to
the Government. Gen. ICamseller was ap
pointed Papal Minister. Two'Frenth frigates
arrived at Mph' Vecchia for the troops now
commencing the eyeetutsloe.
The Holstein estates are to be convoked.
gettleswig be, incorporated into Germany
and that confederation will pay the expenses
of the late Dentin' war.
There Is still no- official announcement con
cerning the Ministerial arrangement. Claren
don is certain to I* Fortin Secretary.
fhe Okbe drama forbearance on Me chance
of the Mlnlotry until the government le enabled
to lay before Parliament the procrzmene, upon
the satisfactory tharacterof which Its existence
01.1 depend. , .! „
the flforvring riatfibliks the reform extren;i
ly doubtful, the nation being entirely too indif
ferent.
The Prince aftd Princese of„Wale.s pall the
expected visit to Liverpool on Ile ~let of last
month.
Ads/tees hoes Rio Janeiro:to: October 10th,
Erdlar.d, confirm the capture of llns
goalie= by the eines. The Paraguayans sur.
re edam% uncondltlonally.and ell thonsaed were
made prise:natl. Their General has been brought
to nto Janeiro.
Latzer res. Ltenarooh—The Pads corres
pondent of the nets says : It Is generally re-
Ported In the Per!Man papule that the French
army In Meilen be withdrawa by Install
media, and that by Adjustor Beptember of not
year, the whole will hamt returned to France.
This resoluttent L sea to be edoptad not only
from a desire talliferd no reasonable graded of
complaint to thtl„linued Static, but also on
other grounds. !":
LONDON. Nov,;:.--Consols for money S”,'@)
CO. United 814.501 r :Aril 6314631. Erie therm
laicals Central 80; ‘60014.
Lieszeroor., live. 3d, 7 s. sr.—Cotton declined
Id. closing witkOsin, upward I.o=telaCy. Froth
lons ateally. Produce quiet and needy. The
markwts were closed on Taosday.
Lmerp,ol, Yoe. The visa of
the Prince ens Princess of %Tales to Liverpool
healed taken place on the 31st, bustnews
was 'lterally suspended on that day. Tr,. Com
mercial report a:momently is only one day
later than by the Cabe.
The thane market on tee 30th was wery4de-
Plefiked and prices ea-stained a- feather d foe
of about Id per ported. Sales estimated at 40,-
000 bales.
Breadstuff.—There has been no regular mar
ket since the Cuba salted. All articles remailmed
serf firm, and worn a trifle &Arm. Prof{sloes,
g‘ncral/y, were rerysearee, and prices remained
very stIlL Lard, without change.
Produce—Small Bales of ashes at 3iis 3d for
lots, and L;al for pearls. Sugar, very quiet.
Coffer, steady. Rice dull, but holders tirm.
Petroleum, steady.
London.—Ylour, IsGrls Id higher. rot , .
alma wheat, ls(s.2s4hlgher. Indituacorn,searen
and wanted, an advance of Id4ls fd on the
week. Sugar quiet, but steady. Colice firm.
FRENCH ONIVERSIL EXUIBITION
Cholera and Cattle Plague Report.
CONFEDERATE JAILORS TO BE TEL
WASHINGTON, NOT. 13.—Mr. BigelOW, minis
ter at Tarts, anzonnees .by a dispatch, dared
°Lieber 3ttli, to the Secretary of State, that the
Imperial Cottindation have extended the time
to the Slat alt., at which, according to the origi
nal programme, the United States Commission
at Parts wee required to send In a plan of ar.
rangement of our part of the exposition to the
Slat of January next. This leaves our citizens
until about the lit of January as the latest date
at which their applications eau be received.
They should be addressed to J. E. Drr by. Esq.,
Agent for the each Universal Exhibition, No.
3 Spruce street, New York.
As be to to consider and decide upon all op
pllcationa from this ooniatry, ■nd then to report
such as are accepted by our special COMMIS -
Mont r at Paris, In season for him to send In the
plan of the arrangtement before referred to, by
the 31st of January next, parsons who do
sirs to take pan In the exhibition will apply
without delay to air. Darby for forms of appli-
The Department of State has received a letter
from Mtn ter Pike, dated /Lague, Oct. 18th. In
which he says there Is little of public Interest
going on In Europe at this moment. excepting
what refers to the cholera and cattle plague.
A lively concern prevailed to regard to the
former, MOB a marked ctia.ge of weather took
place a few days ego. Tnt ereeptionsi cc tidl
lion of the atmosphere which has prevailed
steadily ainceepring, has led to the apprehen
sion of some unusual condition of the phblic
health. The gales and storms which kayo oe
cnrred within the last week, have now done
much to dissipate the remains of this apprehen
sion. The great atmospherio disturbance, It to
believed. will also modify the plague raging
among the cattle.
. nu Government ban Dun etpeclally active
In obtalalag filets lb regard to the spread of
this boarraln le Rolland, the natttre_ of the at
tacks and the medical treltMCll6 In 'the Thrloll3
MCI 4
James Dunces and Richard B. Windar, now
confined In the Old Capitol Prison. charged
with cruel treatment towards Union prisoners
at Andersonville will soon be brought to trial,
and it irundersbEad a court le being organised
for that purpose.
The Forrest Muni martial haa occupied the
wholo dayhearing the testimony of witnes
sesrot. the ,deifeneditt tho 1410; Clomtpodoro
Btrothael Cotton RBIs Burnt.,
Manta. Pa...Nov.,l3.—Thera. mut a' leg° Are
at-Avondato. this mOrtiltiy, by Which the Stiat-•
Inca and two dwellings were . destroyed.
The property size'oined bylfiss Ellen Patter:
804.1114 gr, Rota. Pattorson, of Philadelphia.
Tho snppo - soit to have bean the wort of
hioendLary. .14.erabont 450,6100-
Meeting ii.kl3o,o",c9—pLorpkeytrielflOtill;
BOSTON, Not, 1.3.—A large - and Influential
meeting was held, at noon today la tha M-
ReilikniciOnditind , of; the A a
matedlate
coast:action of the Northern Pacific ItoLlrtnsat.
Eli lionorldAtor - LlneoliftcoildodverOal
speeches wero.nindo_ by ox.uoveFnor Carry, of
Orttonj ex4nvernoc Valor; ot
Canada and thqRVIPECIL
iiilo3 IV, Nov. bad declaeCto',
placT ii-Prqo of volantodi torirkec
bgtct4,Atek PCILLIM salde:eriSti battalions
bast itoOlsbd ofilein to hold tlfemislres SR mid: ,
I.ms .41r. ?luty. 1/24 , 4pumt,,ettlho Volnro
teer 'An:6ollas bGeta donbled lirconsonneneo
of InforralUlß teccleci.9ll(Faszpro)ects.- ,
GAZETTE.
LATEST FROM -EUROPE.
Reconstruction of the'cabinet.
ADDRESS OF THE CHANCELLOR SF THE EiqiEVS.U.
Itewult or the Italian Elecileili.l
The Wcy.raigms
FLummin Pom-r Nov. 13.—The steurrabM
Belgian, from Liverpool. Nov. :M., vie Loudon_
dery on the gd, passed this point at t:3O r.
en route to Quebec.
The British Parliament has been farther pro
rogued until the 23,i inst.
The Times says: The present Cabinet is oom-
Pieta with the exception of a ale gle office--that
of the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
The Star alludes to and remarks upon
the unanimity of the London press en
the following point, camel) On reform,
which rata, decide the disability of the Cabinet
and the imperative necessity of • reconstruction
of the ministerial persolviel In the CommoaL
If the Cabinet is to face a new Parliament with
any decent show of Influence, the province of
England is not wanting in material from which
the recent Liberal bases might be aupplial.
The Star publishes in large type a letter from
a member of Parliament that no cabinet will
be satisfactory to his party, which - does not In
clude Mr. Bright, and suggesting his appoint
ment to the Beeretaryshinof State.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer while on
a visit to Glasgow, was presented with tkc free
dom of the city. On the tot inst., he was in
vited to a dinner, which wits followed by a
workingmen's demonstration. He also received
an address from the Parliamentary Reform
Colon. The Chancellor spoke at some length,
in acknowledgment of the honor of being
placed on the citizen's rolls. He deplored
Lord Palmerstoe's loss, and mild a tribute
to his memory, bed bade the country
be of good cheer. The name of Russell was a
pledge and a promise to the people, and wm
the name to forfeit the inheritance he had se
cured in the memories of his countrymen!
The Chancellor hoped the country had reason
able assurance that the edlightened policy of
the last thirty years would be still continued
and be followed by those who had the respon.
lability and direction of public affairs.
FRAlier...—A reduction of three million francs
In the army estimates have been decided upon.
Tile Hengelar announces that Russia has Join
ed the &gators , Conference at constantistople.
The Bourse was closed on the Ist, being All
EialntaDay.
.Al76lllll.—The government had Issued an
official Intimation which Indicates a disposition
to adopt, If possible, a freestrzuie policy.
Amterts.—The Bey of Tanis has granted a
general amnesty to all persons Implicated In the
late revolution. Other measures of clemency
and progress have been proposed to the Bey.
Tonirsr —Advice* from Constantinople state
that • saw commissioner had been appointed to
It ventage the physical resources of the Empire,
with • view to chair development.
Jaren—The ffhanghai, of September 21st,
tars The quarrel between the Tycoon and
Purace Nagato nu been - settled. A plan for
OA murder of the former had been discovered.
ITALT.—The olocticat rattans show the posi
tion of parties In the Italira Nano:tent, as fol
iose: Moderatel s llbOi Constitutionalists, 100;
righte, 60.
The Journal de Rome says: The Pope hut
relieved M. Merodi of hl3 functions, for some
particular reason. especially ill heal th, wittiorit
withdrawing has strut:Liao and esteem.
PORTUGAL —lt It elated that a few treat cas
es of cholera had occurred at Oporto.
Flor.serot.—The GOTtiIIISRTIt hid forbidden
the editors of newspapers to glie any person
titles pertaining to' rosaity except the king
of Pronto, la &Wesel:, and the Emperor of
hosted. In Holstein,
Lt PlAts..—AdViced from Brazil announce
that the town of Uragneyyna tali been ancondi
tkmally surrendered to the Maui Mans and the
allies, and the Paraguayan" garrison, 0,000
alrong, had been made prisoner! of war.
The London num eVa the progress of the
war is more satisfactory than bed been expect
ed col3.ldannq the bravery of me Paragnsyszd.
The news of an unconditional surrender to "-='.*
peclatry important. Teo expectation d 57 be
entertained distil would (meditate terminate
the coo MM.
( 1 ,-f, 294.—A 27 -de telegram from
Bombay to the 18th of yeiobor. eaysco t toa and
good: are lower,
Llturrai. 3.—Aallina.—eotton—The
Brekm.a orrenlar reports the sales of cotton for
I.: week at . 11,01)0 bales, Wanda: 16,000 bales
to 'peculators, and 19.000 bales to exporters.
The market was Erre, and ell qualities advanced
to a trifling extent early In the week, but sub
sequently became very dull under the Persis's
advice, from the United States, and closed
tilll3U4d lower for American end Egyptian.
The authorized quotations are: Bair Orleans,
^.S'' t; middling Orleans, 20'1,1"d; middling Mobile
and Texas, 2014di fair upland, 103 d. Tee
sales to-day, Friday, were 10 000 , bales, the
market elating steady, end with n better feel
ing. The stock in port Is estimated' at 393,000
bales, of which 04,000 are eirmerican.
The Manchester market Is inutile.. Bread
ate& are adtancinz and priers are a little high
er for all artletss. Provisions are quiet and
steady, except Bacon, which Is mica.
Leaden, Nev. 3—Emainep —Consols for 122011.
ey, ShiiVilth Illinois Central, B.l(PiB3jit Erie
them, 54(54)1; U. S.- 5-20's, 63",;(364.
Liverpool; :Nov. 5.--.Ecentrig,—There Is no po-
Udell unwept Importance today.
London, Noy. --Consols for money, SSN®
RO; Minas Central, 8045; Erie, 52. U. S.
20's, 63. The discount demand at th 4. e
bank and
on the street was rather active. There was no
general expectation that any farther advance In
the bank tato would be necessary.
Liverpool, Nov: 2.—The cotton sales for two
days amounts to 12,000 hales, at a decline of
id per pound, We. Enurict closing with an up
ward tendency for American. The sales to
speculators and other parties were five thou
mud balm.
Breadstuffs Teas flan. Provisions steady; ba
con coder. Produce quiet but steady.
American Starrities—During the past week
there has been much depression, the high rate
of iaterest on Monday Inducing a large de
crease of sleek, coupled with : considerable ex
portation of both Government bond, and Erie
shame, created much delinces. Five-twenties
gave way about , s per cent, closing at t13 , ,,,Ca
G3'„ Illinois Central, 5IL5;1&.:, Mies,
Southern Ilelle/ Meeting—lnternal Rote
nue—Government Neutrality Meal-urea,
ikinv Your, Not. 13.—A Minter mectlez
was held at the Cooper Inehtute this evening
under the auspices of the American Upton
Commisakmers for the purpose of relieving the
distress at the South, at which Senator Morgan
presided. Speeches were Made by the ?Sayer,
Gen. Meade, Dr. Thompson, George Parsons,
of Alabama, Gen. Fiske end Remy Ward
Beecher. The address of the latter was full of
conciliation, hitless and consideration toward
those who were y In rebellion.
Gov. Parsons antes that at the collapse of the
rebellion, there were one bruadnxl aad forty
three thoutend :the persons receiving State
support, swd tha unless they have relief, fifty
thousand whites d blacks must perish of star
ration before spa g. The alerting was enthu
elastic.
The total ree is of internal Revenue since
the let of July, a 113i,000,356.
It das been d ded by the Second Comptrol
ler, Chat mature and unpaid installments of
Bounty. shall descend to the heirs in foreign
countries the same ite Pal.
The Government; In order to preserve the
neutrality of the United States with respect to
those engaged in the existing war In Magic°,
will suffer no armed parties to pass our fron
tier, nor permit any arms or munitions of war
to bo sent to either belligerent. • This however
does not prevent individuals from passing with
arms for personal protection.
V.rom Cairo
Carno. November 13.—The Inspection Riling
of tea catapults of the' eighth and `fifteenth
regiments of the Veteran Reserves, comprising .
the garrison of this pop, revealed the ghat tb( i r
all the privates except three wish to be maw
ed oat. All the °facers except one denim to
remain In the service:
Sewn hundred and dlly balasof calla panted
for.Olnainnatly to laundrad.and aktr fbr et.
Loma; and one hundred and.nfty,ft
Estni Scut= elite Indium Legblatura
nrin.trorle.'NoT. sesiton of
the Indiana LegideturesonSenciLto.dey, The
Erotica organization 'eras thos..stunnas -Lot gol
den. John U. PetUt Li . flpeaker.- The Banda
)uni not elected subordinate officers. The Gov.
onaor's ine9ser,l7.l4 - pt:4tyiemi .. 10.1370rmr
r . o• •
Natteial Flnancea• --
trWisenioteit'llOv..ll.—A i'Mz;ll4:l4"
Palled atstes , t ireeseives, mummy' '
sita deed:
(Mabee. tha the amostat on deposit itcoLti
Is $37,754,e0iti kid the total meant on 440 dr
War 'nearTyhloo.ooo,ooo.,4ll; tha t epin -was ,
available. Thaamoattica vielamattatthealleav
al Oatace. aa►kaeetlJr 43.0e0400, and the ona
available (hada !Inhabit) heravreationary3tatear
tlelp 1 1 • ireeeliTte.ooo.- A
Msendaent : Pasted by the'
' tl 3MeOut:Veeelino. ietitielsturo;
-, F C10144 . 54 " ; *T OY!U l eak4CortliCiltiltnt.i
"-et.eitneadmeattbdUsblirelaolg. weed kith
boomed- thelootat casollite..,lolllstute
'tlAv t ,terttit letklittle epoesittoo; Legit*
`WO ildiemS l . l 6 Um Nth Wt.
VOLUME LXVIII-NO. 285
•
srLaR-00 Sunday night, Nov 12th, at the
residence of her sot-ln liw, Jacob Ififoolift/e,
Mumlate, Mn. KART, ELIZABETH SPARE,
termer!) , of Carlisle, Pa., In Iha 71th year of hex
age.
Th. (antral veal take Mare tram the residence
of her me, Lemuel :Spahr, East Liberty, on
TI37.SDAT arrsossooa, Nor. ton, at Orlock.
•
EILLDILLE CISBIETERY—A rural and
sane pletarasque pima of diepuittuu, situate
oaths Uplands, Drunediately north or Alleyway
city, en the New Brighton Road. Peredes wish
leg Waded ra Lott will apply at the Super.
tateadiats Ofiloe, et the Crialetery. Title Deeds,
Familial:id 'Bother bedizen will be attended at
tie Drug Wm/keno IT the usiderwiened,barnet of
Federal and laacock agnate, Allegheny.:
GILO. A. ItErsLY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
R. 11' REEV.EB,;':
mr.tg - ioNal.wimharbanra..
88 Smithfield Street, near Fifth , Street
OOFFINS of every deleinlytioo. GRAPE
GLOVES and FOBITI.SHING FOB YI H.
ALI : M="2Y. mr.FENE 1313.111.9.8 - for OLP
RCA fornlshad 1191,401
AUCTION SALES:
AUCTION SALE
t O G F E i ARM Y C LOTH
0771 Cr OP APIIIMTAPP
Ourcooo, La., October 20th, 1895
I Will tell at Publie Auction at the Government
Warehouse, Nom. Rol and 22,; South Witer street,
Ching°, ID., on WEDNESDAY. the 15th day of
November, 1865, • large lot of Army Clothing and
Equipage. viz:
203 Cul' erre Coats. . 1 Shovel,
2,781 tt Sukets, ! 255 Bed Sacks,
4,844 pairs Trowsera, t t Storm tilag.
11 v Drawers, 7,F89 Raveraanks,
RAM Coo,, 8, ,tr linapaseks,
3,359 Grestmaoats. • 21 Bug
1,896 tt tt Stripe, ]1 Trumpet,
1,816 Woolen Blank/Os
49 II Dr u m
[leads,
6 Rubber fis, •
3 Pouches, • 168 pieces Stover Pipes
MS Sack Costs,
1 w &e r
Sib
-1,180 Blouses,
3,451 salt Elotoes,96 Drums,
1,892 irts, I 181 Axes,_
6,3•3 Th ou s Axe Handles
493 meta Tent Poles, 740 pain Drum S ' unks
8,03 bible/1.. Slings
029
Tem stOpes 88 Spades„
WO CIE* Nettles; 01 If Lt.chets,
92 9 ZUNI" tiIIPI I 144 lint/met noodles,
n Pick Axis. 1,291 Canter-to.
17 PteltlLatt IlAndko,
Alsoos mull lot of Booted., Boots, Stocklnks,
Pats, Caps and SalhOs.
Sale to commence; at 10 o'clock and coo.
Cone fro
f. m dimy to dap until all the property is dla
poeed o '
Most of the clothing le nel4, but irregular.
Terms tub, in Govegamentfunds.
Property to be removed ill . purchtmer !netts
twenty-four home otBer the
NELSON PLATO, .
Captain anil Audition Quartlartnantur.
noldnolild
GIATBALEOFVALUABLEBOoIs
lOTOGRAPEF.A.LBOR VAMILT .
BLEB, PAPER , Esnrimor GOLD, PENS:
tam,
tam, ke.—Tllls ENING It Vase& and the
following evening), ataloseaketorar, et tne Ooka.
menial Sales Somas, 100 Easilrialleld street, opPe•
site the Pat OCllet In thil collection mei such
works as Appleton 's Dieticinary of 111adlsanird, I
441:41 plates; 'MeV Dlstlittnity"of Alta and
Selenees, 3 vols , WOO pletesth, 2 Volumes,
149 plates; Parrs Japan, 3 eels., fplaito. Miatrit•
fully illustrated; Gibbon's Elloo,l vela., English
ed.; Einme4 England, 6 Vol.; Maeanley's do, 5
M
rob.; Scott , s ale,. voles Meal 01 *Y 9 Work" ,
a vols.; Adllsort'e de,. TOIL, --uoLlstatte. do
vole.; Lamb'. doeftvoe.r- Demi , . Mu, vials; 14V
t
anderM4Mozah.=tory, vole; Waverly Novels,
13 vele; Ame ri can Cygg ? dla, eohl.lfh e mslo.
plete works MOW*. Byron,
More, Seott, Montgomery, linden, Oolsyler, Pepe
Bomar, Dick, Boffin, Plott,tit, losepbes, Mtn.
hem; hOlifire6 vOlmultelot mailer Nov.!.
EO,oire, Player Soots, ao., a.
F. 13.1toolts at private salt dining the dayat
.very low prism
• A. MelL MINE; Anct'r.
J. E. Paaar. Salencian. ,44,7A1
FREE EXCURSION AND S&L& OF
60 LARGE BUILDING LOTS
TITS BCIILINES3 PART OF lIIIADDOCAI FIELD.
Oa MONDAY ALFTERNOON. Nov- lath. at a
o'cloek, will be sold on tha re.d...4., .aiothing
the Conn ells - villa Railroad r sr,. aerro ..rdi-
Lag hicTae, Waller A V e . " FittOrl, 10,31 a,
dry and 2daddno! .. 3 . ? r , . L d ey.' 9 . 2
INES LOi, lg. eet trot.% an rom i to MI
4 , ~,„,' ° nand . on the Railroad on Brad
orf, Plant Road, and on
rho ..'l3esujea
?.eggton and Allaquirpa atreeU. .
ts arab° and GO feet Islas. and the alleys la
the rear of lots are 20 feet Wide.
Mande.. ls well knowo es the moat donna.
ing locality around Pitt.trgh, and with its one
qusUed advantages., le rapidly etrianig to become
'he most thriving manufacturing point the
Monongahela Valley.
Terms, onii-third ca., balance one .d two
years, with Interest, secured by bond , and mort
gage on thn pnerninsligTO tO be veld len tack tht
when sold, ea past of cashbayment.
A FII EXOI7RSION TEAM will leave tin
Connelleville Depot, corner of Eon and Water
streets, at balgpast 12 o'clock, to take ladies aml
gentleman to and,trom the wile
riots A. tdeILWAIN, Aunt'r.
'VALUABLE BANK STOCKS.
V TUESDAY EVENING, November 11th. et Nl
o'clock, wilt be sat on second floor of the Com
merclalSales Room, WS Smithfield street, opposite
the Post °Moe, the following( Stock's:
shuts Minns' National Bank;
00 do Exchange
to do Fourth
MaaM)33MI
MERCHANT TAILORS
IV ENTER GOODS.
CRAY & LOGAN,
41 St. Clair Street,
Hare now in stare a completa WIN TEX. wort
men& ol
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Harney,
Garabaldi and
Metropolitan Saito,
D. B. Sack Overcoats,
Cape do
S. B. Sack do
BEAVER, CHINCHILLA' MELTON AND WHITNEYS
1.1. SIZES AND STYLES AT
NO. 17 ST. CLAIR STREET.
GRAY & LOGAN
rio9lird
COME ONE, COME ALL 1
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
STORE.
Nos. 13 St. Clair St.
The attention of-the nubile Is salted EN'S tante
and extenstre , stoakt of GENIZEDIFHA.
NISHINO GOODp, Jun opened at the yeast.
=Atoned V i re, - wwg mm =mattering a..grest
=it Y tt= adMinta the
ir= U N1 1 1 11 1 :
and exam i n e toy stook Wore purgoultl else.
Where. They ean dad the largest and beet 'sleeted
noel of Fine White Shirts, este* els* Beate-gee
soirts.Wooleo, Conan and Idahl Thread Mutat.
slats sad Drawee, Searle, Neek Ttes, Books, Bal.
irrßutterflies, sad everything portal. to
gdsossav Yernishlng Goods, lithe atty.
romioaller tdo Wawa Daadlb SI. MU street.,
SAMUEL LEVIN.
.IP, It. A large stook. of Hats, Cape, Orates CIA
/ark yakekwoodna niversal, yrou's
and Xamtoll, will be sold looms than Out.
to •
FOR WINTER.
0 Ir. S:
Blue Chincliilla„
BLl.ek Chinchilla,
Brown Chinchilla,
Daliah
FINE FRENCH BEAVERS, all colors
„.„ , a u r ke el .p a g ity rr
GRAT, POSSIEL tt ;MESE.,
Successor; to S. GILLT k S9N.
lon MaiWn4.ll;rAlioms;
IPNRY Q.
Allprchgtic i rcinOi
Nonn-wrn wassai OP flfl
. '1 " 5 ; 1 V 134, F.
•
. . ~
u l, :.
.Tatilt gnat plume In Innoinaneto WI Lli2 ''..
an* ,ftunaft '. and - Ane prlshUnnenera u t4la tds
Ind tirtolttlif SE&
• grAt e itnyon Milan tog Dercoulfir
tell:014 ir tat k 400 hoses In taw
I.Aninizt MAC' ' anon I elm te aul au.
- sully be mulls 'irblinitas.'
besain.
10.
Itinntot nest , . 11u4er.lab
'lad ntylo. thnentlisennictentos Latooratied
mat; ,Ter..141,121.114141 3ll iarl
: 'IS SIAIDIriE 00tonliilLOTIW
, 411141Z444172 4111.148iu - iataal i in!rtit , er , 44 . 1.a_
'sl4ldArdritrurr xtelr'. 4 ' 4o . , 44 ; 4l4 P*
, ntnr;stsrle tor entire sults: :_. _•__
- _-, 3. , yen indrny_. of ;PM OAS'S mica az sac
- alma =I Yens, tor sl ow , AO EtiqOir t WOO..
11 7 AOLESALE BUYERS, ,
COUNTRY DEALERS,
BOOTS& SHOES
Concert Hall Shoe Store.
141F411:44ikflig:4;TXV:t1
GOODS ALL IVARPLU4D,
GRATIS-
Prices Exactly-. Right
NO 60 FIFTII*TREET,
UNDER THE OPERA HOU4E.
OAK HALL
CrLOTILINGIIOI7S6,
[No. 13 rani:sll'RErr.--
700 2:1; ;I : •
rtsz morn OATS
I •
sags 00.1.1'S
amount vvezir.a*crooalvi.
OVERCOATS 01* ALL KINDS.
ELND BLLOK PANTS
-....
and all fftyLix et
--• I I
EGAADLESS Or OOS
Fos TICE zrzrr)orpLyes.
-'•- •
J. H. SMITH & (30..
CLOTFLIZIIS, OAS 71.1.14. .3 'Tem sT.,
oppeEte tae Opera 'noun. • MStir
SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
BOOKS AND ALBUMS
BOOK PUBLISHERS' PBESENTITIBB BEM
Ea=
For the following Miaow
lon have the finest stock In the city le Wen
from.
You only pay the Publishers price for Books.
You also mire Mimeo( purchase a present.
Your present will be tiforth from 60e. to till.
You trill be entirely satisfied with both Beak
and Present.
All we ask, Try us,
CALL OR SEND rOR A CATALOOIIE
moll
PAINTERS.
W. L0N0....1011N -11 S1......TOZZIDOIMOZT
LONG, LE dr, CO.,
SIGN LUTISTS•& aqua PAlMaill.
No. 60 Eltaitbtlela St.. Pittetnuih.
LETTERER° 42 ALL, EIADS aximatip a
P7 1311 3 j2116, &TNT ' CARl i is on •nasdad
paper of all eo lora, od au= SIGNS ON °LASH
made to order and sea s td all parts of the =unary.
PICTORIAL DEsIGHS ezentadla ar•
HOUSE PAXNTWG 4ortai
_witA regard to du.
rabilky,_barmony, of eoWla4d =Musa of SA4I4
work at reasonable eltela
WIMMTJA It EL BROWN,
°Mu, armor Ibutralt/6014401N
HOUSE AND MGR ..PADMEL
EMgl!!Mt!
Market stL,
Q 5H!)141131.
Thoth°last stook of -
aoLD AND axixErr, lisrxrcazs, ctocms
AND =may, arc broasht
ghenT r zia, CILII 1101T.be L 69
of
FL TrrAGES:
13432'etteral
Mitre weTinflz - of the bat mann; JEWEL,.
HY of the newest atyIds ‘ CILAXIMI 'of wary doe.
crOtion of best Amman and ntach nutters.
PUSH BILVELVAND PLASM:MOODS, such
•ao Forth Spoon' and-Ronny Want., floluonlan
awl ranch Mina and Waal , VASES of "holloat
patinas; and an &Mato belonging tonitayba of
laudneu, which "chi los *old at -a pent !MM
TIM I Fins Watch sad Timer? worn *Rot
made and , rapalro%. Etteast.ptiollipahillne
'Enver; Vfna't fOf faith" plaltaL9 tftl mee k
Augonwir, . . •Batt
witznzia, -Roßrar War.
j Z on cumeouti vizi:warm L i g
za.l3"4"ZeitletssVi V iti
Arum mated swot Witt Plia.rtb. -19 4 ter
OIL It
impirtien haan-flitch,
13 - aIgAREI ..bsinnr , olMataArddrak-that tif f
«ct nws-rans
both caw n . z WNr
meal ln .
ota.Joiaarou.
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gwcusr IMMO
wad PatiratsW ii : w xy
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ct z inff.4 . was rad..
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wzwierto9E47-Tao - 13;11.:4 hag
444 rrfritutitittaviiiiii - 6e
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useir NEW erfaaßv-IsHolatiatt. so atbar stir -
tall Mutation to tWeAteak
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