ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
ipitisinvgh Onzette.
CITY ITEMS.
. . Nipatral kulptilte of time.
For preserving' eidt.r. For sato by Chum:lra Super
D t preit, sPrilet of Perm awl St. Clair streets,
FittsPorsla
. ' t Wails ;and . Flannets,
ni a
what! ,a f colored—all -grades and qttalttles—
*beeper th you huy them elsewhere. Remem
ber, wiarecow on the northeast corner of Fourth
and hlerke o t stmts.
0. a63ao,i Lava k Ban
Buy the Most •
Complete'alsortsnent of trusses and shnuider
Digetnin the dig, at Fleintnes Drug Store, No. St
Dbirket st4eet, cheaper then elsewhere to the
City,
~ f Dry Goods.
A Very[tit stock of whteb will be sold at either
tal
"whosle r retail, as low as they can be Purebee
ed to tlle *stern cities. Remember, we are now
On the oolh-eltst corner of Fourth nod El srket
street. 1 C. lieNstrr LOVE di Rao.
- V Ladies Furs.
..., I.low is e timsto buy your ladies and misses
furs. IS' Fleming has Just, returned from the
east; ha a laid in his second extensive stook
ibis seam , consisting of Hudson Boy sable, mink
aable,perkran grab, Siberian squirrel and water
.- inlnk,nlsdiall the new styles of ladies fur hoods
.g upa. Don't forget the Plea*, We ,
extensive nod popular Lunen Fur
Ores). Goods.
4rgnWs, on the northeast corner Fourth
6t4treets.
C. HAITSOF LUTES BELO
Book Caste for Sale.
iv Book Ceara at trio foral:ure ware
(1. Freeborn, 01, corner of Ohio
mimeo Street., Allegheny, suitable for
otbue or a gentleman'a library. Price
nor:4i
That's It to a T.
•ual candy, butter scotch or Everton
a nut candy, roes, lemon. pine apple.
mountain tea candy and taffies. Good
ralains, dates and currants, at No.
I street. A call is soltalted.
taffy. ccc
venills
prutas, a
312.redes;
noVal v;
• Its Philosophy.
•
Sorodoht is an ant ladd. Sozodont is an notion.
treseent4 Sozodorat Is a tonic. Sozodont Is all
veget abIS and entirely harmless. Hence It Gleansas
the teethltirom acetone Concretions, stops the de.
compOsitiOn of their sabstanca steeetGas the
breath, stladdates the gnms, nod Is the safest and
best I - dm:tratton of its clan: in existence.
, entral Sulphite °Mine.
-prwrvtag cider. .roi .11e by Chsrio. - Super,
ZirurgLit earner of Peas and St. Cat: auvetil,
rtn:olkar.lll.
Opinion of Hostetter's Stain-
welt Bitters
g the Bitters this grand fart Ii cigar;
sails. ell the western hemisphere,
Bewail:in all lands, waesed by Its oceans twstil.
/Waal:i ll hope and vigor. follow In thew train.
amain cownikarErre..
• Roo er's Bitters share the common fete
°fall lugs good—laposters imitate.
Of-th berears.r.itscreerly use your eyes
- nom Onest houses purchase your supplies.
cannon.
R tr. rrovr.ni. Num T I, 1,1 C
la orde4 to guard against diingero ire imposition..
'iete requested so take especlel note of
• the beaußful engravrd proprietary etemp, through
Which thb goycrnmcat of the United St stes odi
daily aulhentleates every bottle of tiostettees Bit
Secs. etield, thrown by the government
over the irroprietorisnd the public (or their joint
protectl4n, le placed conspicuously morons the
cork arißover the neck of pooh bottle, and cancit
ail to stirko the eye of the must casual observer.
Nothlig !hat purport. td be liostetters Bitter , .
coo be gekinine males the etanip is there.
It le alio i roper to st.ito 'that the Bitters are
sold exelbsively in glass, and never by any elf ,
comstanees by the gallon or the barrel.
Impos
totsand haltators are abroad. sad the only ssfe
, &wall tbi public has ago sat them le to see that
the llhtefs they buy bone the enmaved Jabal cod
Mote Of- Land of Manes. liosfetter N. Smith, nod
the stamp above mentioned.
161111 end Winter Goode.
it is with crest pleasure ire cell the atte.afga of
ens teal eto the superb et twit of Fall anel Winter
Elo tecelvedbv Mr. John Weiss. Merchant
bfo. ire Federal street,' Allechpnv. kiln
stock embraces Lome of the rarest and Most beau.
tutu cuotiuouem,r.., reroostln;l and Veen ng
•Verbrotight to the sweeten% market. Mt assort.
inset ofliFurnigh.tas anode. comprising
lUratversrollars, Neck - tie,, liandlterchlt re, &m e
, a6nnotn surpassed east or went. rerea stock
of fendy-Mede Pants, Goats. Vests and Overcoats
rill also e found at his establlehment„ Pereone
re want of artYthf.g in the clothing lino shoaldnot
- fall to kltin .r. w der assn
11ThGoias w: Parry At Co.;
tactical I.Slate Roofers, and Lealoro in A meroran
:Slate, of sort= color'. °Mei at Alemandet
Lougtlictat. War the Water Worta. I ittaborytt,
fletMleoco. No. 73 Ptaa Arcot. Order.
promptly attended to. All WOE ,- W SITSIatd ocatet
proof: Yteitolrtog done at the cltorcoot oottem aro
*burp : f t rorpatro, pro vlifftd the too to Oct
aboard tt to out on.
Carpenter Jobbitur Stop..
Llaring , returned alter as abeenee of three years
In the Arley. I have ro.opeaed ray shop Cor all carts
of jot:knell:1 the carpenter lice, et the old rased,
Aldbyt helves° Sauthdeld street erd (."leery
Alley. Ordere colled.ed end promptly attended to.
WILLISY r6V. MUST.
Neutral Sulphite of .Ltrue,
For preserving cider. For sale by Conitas
'Druggist, Corner of Penn and SL. COML. street.
Pittsburr,ll.
i Just Op.ned, •
Our nt Ix Mille; Howie, at 63 Fifth etecit, where
we oler *to,ooo worth of clothing regntaleac of
Gott, at (Jai Halt ti:k int
C. 571 , , Dentist, 246 Penn Street,
'Attends pi r omptly to MI Ina Was In hti prates-
Von
VA niou's ITEMS
Jr - r oz. 111C3LUID BuBTE23II, formerly of New
York, and now nu-siding- over the 'Jetted Stare,
Diadlrt Court of Alabama, his coca 3 into ells •
fact with the mttitary there, Gen. Wood haring
decllnedto obey a writ of habeas corpus Issued
by. the Judge for the rerreoder to the civil an
thOlitles of S. C. Dexter, a Treasury cotton
agent at Mobile, arrested and held for trial by
court-marital flea charge of malfeasance. &M
-au-meetly the Judge ordered Gen. Wood to ap
pear and shim why h should not be proceeded
against foreontempt. The Generalsull neither
appearing or responding. a writ of attachment
I:Dinghies, directed to the Uolicd States Mar
- am, ww, granted [vibe Judge sad made re
lurnable ortthe 11th of 13,:cember proximo.
Tun Gernians in Mlssortrl are InvPhse their
"friettis fa the Faderland to coma over and take
the unoccupied lands in that State welch yet be.
long to the Government. -It is acid that these
are over sla Lnilllona of acres of these lands yet
lo be hod at.`a dollar and a smarter an an acre,"
and Much of it Is very good. Some of the Ger
mans are already no.their way, and it Is expec
ted that a large Inert/so of the populathm of
Jillasouri will result from this movement.
Brana.st roc - xola Mormon militia, In camp
at Bah Lake - Cky, numbered about I ,200,
eluding MO Cavalry, and-made quite a credlinble
appearance.'' The ("nice V Welter scolds Gov.
Durkee for playing etcond fiddle to Brigham
Icing and his suite on the occasion.
Tna celebrated Melee sculptor, Simmons, bee
received on order for a colossal mutate at Prem.
dent Llncoln, for Independence square. Phtto
.dclpbta It. will be In bronze and cost $30,000.
TILE London Times announces that the Lcril
?Mayor of London bas received en anonymous
letter threatening his early ASSALCOMOLI.
Tan risldance of Truman EV. Handy, Esq.,
tear Claelnnatl, now approaching com.pletlan,
bl.cipeeted!th Bost, to the total, about two tun
dra and. !Hey 'thousand dollars.
DtramOthe years 1862 and 1863 there were
foyer 40,000 commissioned (Aileen in our armies
averatO of one officer. to every . 25 men on
the rolls.
reported that Maximilian °fife - Liao bag
reeejaed a later from tho Emperor Napolcan,
samking Lim far Lack of energy.
.
",.tfustrr ourof Troop&—Counterfelt U. S
, Broudt--Pflzo
IYAIMISO TON. Nor. 97.—1 n obedience to or.
, tiern from the War Department, the eahand llth
Conic:client, lt3Stb Pennsylvania and 41st and
.aitgajfew,York Volunteeri, serving in the Ds.
pertinent or Virginia, are at once to be mustered
Int or service:
DometerfeWplales of twelveltlyeaupons have
Tees fond nod seized by tba detectives.
:tlplotliti prim:tilt time prize claims to the
:-atnount of len million dollars base be acij adl
nolo] 'anti ovir blue millions paid,-
THE DAILY PITTSB Ell
THE LATEST N EWS
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
ore RELATIONS WITH MEXICO
Commodore Craven's Course Justified.
JOHN MITCHELL NOT PARDONED.
Ingenious Scheme for Smuggling Whisky
ABOUT THIRTY WOMEN ARRESTED
Claim for the Tobacco Seized at Biramond
WHITE LABOR SCHEME IN ALABAMA
Judge Magrath and Seddon Released
REMODELING OF FORII3 THEATRE CONWLETED
Claim% Between the tollq Stnte. sod Colambi;
New Toni, Nov. special to the Pri
imue,lluted Washington, Nov. Ill', says that no
join of the President's message has received so
!inch special care as that portion referring to
our relations with Mexico, His position is us
aers,ped to he, that uhl'a we are not. indifferent
to transpiring events In Mexico, yet Interior
ener on our part is unnecessary.
Commodnr• Craven's defense ssil; be su'nuit•
Led La-day. The rcittlt of th, tisit of Ilia court
to the Stemma!? is int'•rr•eted as Justifying the
Commodetit• in declining the engagement.
A at ceial to tho World says : The statement
that the Government has detailcd a rime' to as
sist In laying the telegraph cable at Belting
Straits, is untrue.
A special to the Tones says The statement
that the President has pardoned John Mitchell
Is untrue. He did not apply for pardon while
at Washington, but took the oath of allegiance.
A epeeist to the Tribune SAM An ingenious
scheme for smuggling whisky from Canada
Intoltbe United States has gust been detected,
There were thirty-two women on hoard one
railway train bound to the United States, who
held in their arms what first unpaired to be
babies carefully wrapped up with neat little
feu exposed to the gars of' the pasieagers.
1.7p0u ihvestiesticn it was discovered that they
were Un cases tar Monett after the similitude of
babies, coutahalng from three to tive gallons of
whisky. About thirty of the woman were ar
rested and over one bandied gallons of walslry
secured. ,
I=l
A specialMispatch to the Times says that Col.
Harrison Wtilte late Of the Second 'Provisional
New York Cavalry, informs ns that his applica
tion to the Secretary of War for pay for
the officers of-soma of his command who were
detained at Elmira some twenty days through
misapprehension has been favorably consid
ered, and the Paymaster General has been in
structed to pay theta accordingly. The evidence
of such detention will be the certificate of Mai.
Hayman, United Mates Army, Chief Mustering
Officer' at Elmira.
Messrs. Belmont & Co.. as agents for the
Rothectillds, hare put in a claim for the tobacco
recently seized by the Treasury at Richconid as
rebel property. The case will probably come
up to the courts.
A special to the TPurlii says the Freedmen's
Bureau to-day received from Montgomery, Ala.,
a commtinication Icicleslag a copy of • propoo
Sitlo2l made by a firm in that city to supply
white labor: The German citizens of the State
publish a lengthy article protesting ag,alast the
plan as a Iclnme to defrani and slave for the
season, such ignorant emigrants as may fall in
to the hands ot the company's agents, who are
now In New York, for the purpose of shipping a
cargo of emigrants south,
The attention of the military authorities in
'Montgomery has been called to the subject, and
some interference with the games
expected.
The President has just issned an order re
leasing from Fort Pulaski the rebel Secretary of
War, clodilon, ar.ri Judge Magrath. of South
Care lica. The order eta not emanate front the
..VULtant G.•ncra.'s I)-partmen:, bat came direct
(min !Le htr,ce arose Inc cAltresdic-
Lien of 1..re1 - ,115 r eports that they had hero re•
peace?,
A apeelal to the liern:rl trord IVaaiticatOn na
ire 27th soy, The cants-tor at ord'a The
w, has tit ish -1 his tv , cnty-elch. th,,toand
dol
-lar lob of remodeling that building, and bas
turned it Over to the anthoritica. It is now
ready for rebel relies.
The commission between the United Sates
and Columbia was luau:ureted to-day by the
appearance of Colonel Riddell for the United
States, and General Salcar for Columbia, with
Sir Frederick II 11CO 3 the Briti-b Minister, as
empire. The first use, erected was that of Au
gurtus Fri iz. who owned the Ozean Iloaseq
near tLe Panama railroad depot, which was
destroyed by the mat) In April. 13. - rb. Ills lone
was about thirty thousand dollars. Mr. Fret,.
la Cow dead, but line heirs clalm.this amount.
It was objected that the case was not i iefore
the Comrulaslon tuidcr the treaty, as It could
not take Jurisdiction one claim when the claim.
ant sync:domiciled In Nei. Grenada.
Mr. JAM. Carlisle, for Columbia, argiied that
Frets's ownership of the hotel domiciled him
at Panama.
Mr. 8, Cra artreed that he Dever lon Lis dom
icile elresvhe7e, by simply owning the hotel that
Fro z resided in at Panama, and further, that
by the treaty of 181 , 3 Le had official protection
as a citirot of the United Staiii,
TE Nli MBE E TO NOW YORK
Congratulations of Loyal Tennesitenas on the
Glorious Result of the It ew York Election.
Ncw I +OH. N et' h.S—Secretary of State
Di pew, Las rtceivtd the fulltwinz commu Oka-
LiGt from the Loyal Male Comtutttet of T.•a
-c ct set
NA..171 . 11,1.E. TENN , Nov. 14. Isw,.
The ' 11,e q/ Te.otessee. to the Loon' .11.,
Nor York, Gr. dirty:
We, the Union Cenral Committee of Tennes
see, wt old not forego the preaern 03CLII01 of
teneering you our caner:notations on the ear:-
oce regret of your recent State election. Tao
ogrespi of the contest in the Empire State was
regarded by loyal men here with the deepest anx
iety, nod the result Is accepted an an evidence of
the determination cf.your people to stand by and
maintain the principles for which ninon won
everywhere fought and prayed for the past four
years.
We rejoice at the result, becanseit evinces the
confidence which the people of New York feel,
and the same party which saved the Union from
destruction at the hands of open enemies at the
South, and false friends at the N.t-th, is still
competent to guide and direct the affilrs of our
hitherto imperilled but now restored Unlon.
We rejoice at it, beeame it will strengthen
and ill” ,, U111;z1. the heart of ollr noble President
in the arduous duties rtill devolving ap.,n him,
feeling that lie ein rely upon a generous sup
part. W. have court- confidence that he will
nol caliectation, of Oa patriots,
by whose partiality he wax and, Provlelenrc,
placed at the bead of the nation, but will in ..iii
things prone himself worthy or that cone.
Bence.
With an abiding faith in the Justice of nu
rause and the glorious doting of our repnhlic
we remain, reeTemlully yrusra.
(Sigued.) • A. V. S. Lawre.t.er,
Chairman Union Central Committee.
A. J. Flat, P. Cone. A. W. ltasskins
A. Lovering. Y. Derby, W. F. Berry, E. II
Fast, to. lleynt, Edward Maynard.
TOE RICHMOND TOM CO SEW It F
ColonelJardinePromoted
TUE SOCHIERN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
W.LE-ITTNGTON, Noir. :P3.—Tbe quectlon of Occ
seizurc of the French tobacco Iu Itichroond
basin.; been presented for the consideration of
the Government by the French .11iuiaer, is now
andergoln.. investigation.
Col. Joilline v iste of the ninth New York
(Hawkins) Zonaves, Jou been promoted to a Bre
vet', Brigadier Generalship. He, while endeav
oring to lag down- the dote in -New, York in
18W, was +Nonni:ea and. permanent', disablednoin sleaze:vita._
..Npry Yens,- ibioe.,2.s.—The Postbr Washing.
ton cc:respondence Contains the .foliorring
4, Bninpnprthree . of the Einpreilenta.lies from
the States, r.ecently In, rebellion ; hays arrived
hero;Pled 2 it la ~ t mdersiood - that 'pone of them
will errerapnfo interfere thennanizstion of
the Eralise ona :week, from to-day.. They will
await thef Siegal - of tho Clerk and the dominant
potty inike Mtn: '
Steamer !lova Pitpt!an Nignalled
PdriTLANn. Mi., Nov. 28-12:10 r. nr.—The
steemablo Nova:Scotian,- from Liverpool qn No.
vember via Londonderry on the 170, le
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Five Days Later News.
FENIAN MUD CENTRE ARILSIITED
Come:tufa on.ftnericandffairs
7HE EELOOTAN WAR ENDED
Tkle. Foralsm. Al'exrls.oTes.
PORTLAND. M , NOY. 2R,—The steamer Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool on the 16th, via Lon
donderry on the 17th, has arrived . at this port,
with five days later news than has already been
received.
The British government detained the West
India mall steamer a sufficient time to allow the
commercial body to consider the steps requisite
to be taken for the promotion of British inter
ests in Chili.
The Irish lodges have decided that no action
could be maintained against the Lord Lieethrt•
ant of Ireland in his official capacity In the Lu.
by cane. Stephens, the Head Centre of the
Fintans has been arrested. with several; others.
The Time says there can be no doubt of the
treason of the Head Centre and hie accom
plices, and trusts Stephens arrest will exile.
gnish Focitwat= altogether.
The London journals publish the correspond
ence between Mr. Mama and Earl Russell, in
reference to the Alabama claims. The London
Star says, The correspondence is chiefly re
melt:able for the withdrawal, by Mr. Adams,
of the offer of arbitration. Earl Hassell gives,
at crest length, facts to prove that the Bilden
Gcveritment did all that could be expected of It.
The 71,,iesseysi We earnestly hope the Shen
andoah's officers and men were not liberated
without communication with Mr. Acisma. At
prf sect we decline to accept Waddell's elate
mcnt ae true.
A million and twenty-lour thousand pounds
are en route from Australia, Jamaica and Chill.
The news caused heaviness on change.
The London Times says: It is reported that
Mr. Clashing lc Inaketzted not only to cooperate
with Mr. Adams Id bringing the respective
011316 of the two governments to a settlement,
but to ascertain the opinions prevailing In
England concerning American finance. Stich
a paresw-e. it says, would strongly attest the pa
cific disposition of the American government,
and ae good credit means good pollee and good
adminlntation, inch clews should be encour
aged as a benefit to the whole world.
The London Star Payer There is but little
doubt that Earl Russell has determine I to sub
mit a reform hill to the Haase of Commons.
It is stated that the cold weather has bad CIO
effect to staying the cattle disease, but the frost
and rain has rather aggravated It.
Stevens, the Fenian head centre, has been
again remanded for further examination. Mar
tha Higgins, reported to bo another head centre,
bas been arrested at Terme-sad remanded for
trial.
The Dublin evening Ifeil states a person was
despatched Irom New Torte in September and
arrivedgiere with credentlahs to appoint another
Head Centre in the place of Stavets. He
accomplished his mission and returned. The
name of the new Bead Centre was kep: a
secret.
The Secretary of State for India received the
(paw:tier: announcement
• &tiara, 14—Col. Boner signed a treaty
of peace with Bhootan yesterday."
The Mars says the general wish of the tend•
irg p pie of Liverpool seems to be that •Eug.
land should, in enfilnetion with Franca and
America, take steps to put a permanent stop to
the proceedings of Spain in South America, and
soya that measures la support of that view are
likely to be adopted in London, Manchester,
Glasgow and other leading centres.
The Daily Nears remarks: the arbitrary con•
duct of Spain must goon occupy the attention of
the great pow ere of Europe and America. Spain
must be taught that the practice of levying black
mail must cease. The Paris correspondent of
the Times says: Mr. Fond has ny Intention to
resign
FILANCE.—The Emperor, Empress :in Prim. c
Imperial have gone to Campe,ple.
'f he Emperor has ordered ureat red, t,1,101 in
the army. I,SOO othre.N, men. Raving
thereby ..t,0e0,000 roan.,
One thousand soldiers have writ f: ,n,
Italy.
—The Emperor nv;]'
rtqv ued Fin,of Hungary and Crv;ia.
' LATEST Vil.
—The Zvi! y Ind.,' '
toot: 3. the Line of
the military Mspatcaes and newaps;,er corres•
Fondants of Jamaica, which it [amiss proves
thLt the ferocity 4e de:o aunt io 69•11;; . e.3, can
tel.,: poSeenolon of P.ngla4, h,,arts, and mercy
nnG j3SGCC can M. fore. t -0 by Esg:lsh ofli :ern
as tauronghiy as by I , dams and Cossacks,
•
The Tanta emir: Tot authorities itycp.ll.l . to
have acted vtith cpmmendablc pro nptnms In
Jamaica, the chief of till 3ebela havinc U3=
captured, tried by ram tial law, and eMIC2LeO at
on ce.
The Timer' city article sacs that the dein tn.:
fir d:Reotillt A the hzek p•sterday was
rate, but in the stork excliaage .IdValle. were
to re.iumst at (;(0!: per cent. Spanish aeettritles
experienced a linary fall yesterday, In conse
quence of the partieni ern brotight by the We.,.
India mails In regard t the Spanish affairs.
CONMEECUL INTELLIGENCS.—LirerpooZ. Non.
17—Er, jug.-I. ` ,ottovi the Brokers' Circular rdi
parts Ma males of the week at 45,030 bales, to.
eluding 5 500 balm to sprunietars, and 1,1,009
bales to exporters. The market has declined
yd per lb, closing nominal. The nuthorl, , d
quotations are are, New Orleans fair, 22 , ,..f;
31oLlie nalddlang, 11. 1 ,„,d; !'pleads fair, 22.1; mid-
Mine, 1D,1. 4 d; stock In part, 254,000 bales, of
which 74:000 bales American. Thu tales on
Friday were 8,000 bales, the market cl.isier
firmer, bin unchanged.
'I be 51ancbester market is Irregular.
Bre:As:offs market Is barn, and ~ I ;- l atly lure.
Pr. Provisions less firm: no sales. LI won ; , r d
lard quiet. London, IT. Console for money
Illinois Central share., 7rt.7! 2 ; Erie 54, tf.
r. 6:;;;6r,64. Grain Market —/zynd,,,,, 171 h
Barnes' Circular reports the weather very wet.,
and attendance at the so whet small. Suppluis
moderate. Wheat, English and foreign quiet
at .11 , tiday's prices. Flow. wl,hout alteration,
there is a floating cargo, and only one, elf
con,', and loves await espeet et! arrival,.
Lit sitrooi., Nov. 17.-1 he ictundanco was
small and broiness limited. Fur wheat ea.]
deur at rather tinder last Taesdey's rates Oat,
t.ar.i s.r we;:, oatmeal Is 1 irrer.
American Seenrlties—Sotterthwah',.. Circular
of the 15. h 1036: A ra, aMOliet of haaillees
hes been done and a conelieranlo era twit of
Govertmont woo taken off the market .
on eUttliet htal acronn!, but without In any de•
glee affecting prices. The uncertain typrevailiair,
es to the pabtical nitwit; to of England and
America clucks any tendency to Improvement,
The lollowing err the latest onotatlonst Five-
To , mita, 1.:;171 ,, 43.1.;; Illinois C . .intral Shares,
sl' (7,01;ti,", ,
Dr.klyn Navy Yard I?.mployeea—Chore
Blown Dawn—Allots Prauaa ou the Gov
(Turnout.
Now Y l'quy. 28.-11.1 bas been determined
to dbtpense with the service+ of all the work
man In the Brooklyn Navy Yard who have not
served In the army or navy during the rebellion.
By this rrder, many wbo have been employed
la Lb: Yard for many years, will have to each
employment elsewhere.
The new church which was I .eing built for
the methodist cozen-gall= over wallah the Bev.
Mr. Booth had rh owe at the curlier of Unica
avenue and Nob:c sired was blown down lan
night by a gale, which swept over the city at
about midnight.
The inyestigallon of the alleged frauds at the
Brooklyn Nary-yard la being continued Bader
the attars islet of Colonel Oreutt, spade °ay.
errment agent. The frauds are said to aitend
through &carrel years and to hero been - effected
by false returns on muster Tolle. and that the
Government has been swindled out of maal
hundreds of Manmade of dollars.
Cotton decline-I on the weak. elol.ing nrn•
Inal. The sales of the wed: wen- 16,000 hales.
New Orleans ridddllug
lin Friday the sales were 3,000 bales. Mar
ket closed unchanged. lireadstuffs—Market it
bur e. Provisions ore leas firm. Copper lass
risen £lO pet - lon. Console, 1591.; for money;
United Mates Ave-Twenties, d3linfOL: ililnoia
Central share, 61@n1 ,!,.j. Eric 'hurts, Pl 4.
Tre bullion la the With of England lorreas
rd Consols are firmer at ti0;.,;(4 , ,ti1 .
French cantos Of 3:!e.
Grant , ' 3lurements--Our Hlu Grande
Ncw YORE, Not. 28.—The World& special
ear, . The impression •proralle that General
Gram will visit New Orleans, w meet General
Sheridan for consultation relative to atielts oa
the Rio Grande. Ms not believed Merit will
be any offensive demonstrations by Gen. Sher—
idan's tmops ntier on that line'.
Reported Cholera Case lUetrue—Reerult
lag far the IlaStlatt
NEW You, Nov. 2.3.—Dr. Sayre gals that
the statement In the evening papers LIM. a caSa
of cholera had occurred It this city Is on.
rounded.
A rcerutlng office for the flaytlan Wary has
been cistabllshod on Broadway. The pay offered
Is clglity doilars per month. ;
Cbtneeslar of Delaware Dead.
Phr-ahlku . hla.Nor. 39.—R00. A. it. Har
rington. Chancellor o the State of Delaware,
died suddenly at the Washlogton Ropes to this
err to-day,
PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1865
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE
Southern Members to Take no Part
TILE PRESIDENT TO GOV. HOLDEN
Commodore Craven's Trial Concluded
WAsIIII.OTON, Nov. 913.—A. few additional
members of Congreaa arrived to -day, Mclading
Senator Trumbull of Illinois. No delay t❑ the or
ganization of the Rouse Is anticipated. Instead
of an extraordinary and turbulent time ea pre.
dieted. present Indications are In as opposite di
rection. It Is considered that there is nothing
In the political taped which cannot be recon
ciled, both to the sat:erection of the President
and Congress. The prospect therefore is that
Dm-House will organize on Monday, and the
Presldeol's Message and accompanying re
ports of the heads of Departments be thus com
municated to Congress on that day.
Mr. Colfax for speaker and NI ePheraon fo
clerk, seem to have the entire field to them
selves thus far for re election.
No one here so far as can be ascertained, be
lieves that any of the members elect from the
late ineurretclonary states with the excel' Lion,
perhaps of those from Tennessee and Arkansas,
will be permitted to take part In the organize.
lion of the house.
Dr. Powell. State Agent for North Carolina,
who recently arrived at Raleigh. Is bearer ofra
letter from Secretary Seward to Governor Hol
den, In wideb the following passage occurs:
The President sincerely trusts that North
Carolina wall, by her Icilslature, promptly ac
cept the Congressional Amendment of the
Constitution of the United Status,
abolishing slavery. Re relies on you to
elercise a:I your function% as heretofore, with
the four, wisdom and the same so.rit of loyalty
oat devotion to the Union that has marked
ycur administration hitherto. The President
desires you to feel entirely asseued that your
efforts to sustain the administration of the
Governinent, and •give effect to its policy, are
fully appreciated, and that they will In no case
he forgotten.
The Military Commission which tried Capt.
Wien Is not yet dissolved, and this glees color
to the repast, that It lo to be retained, with 030
Or two changes, to try Capt. R. B. Winder and
Duncan, for cruelties to Union pr.soners at
Andersonville, and Occ, for similar conduct at
Salisbury.
The case of Commodore Craven, which haS
occupied the atumtion of the Farrago; court
martial for several weeks, was submitted to the
court this morning for a verdict. After the
reading of a lengthy defence by the courted for
the accused np to two o'clock this afternoon,
the court was engaged to deliberating upon
a verdict, which, when rendered, will await the
approval of the proper authorities before It will
be promulgated, This court will doubtless be
dissolved imMedlately, as It is understood that
than are noothcr eases to be brsidght before Ir.
Thera are only about twenty clambers of
Congress at the 'Magma time In Waal:doom -
The Preeldent II Still engaged in the prepare
lion of his annual message.
Schemes Involving the appromiedion of mil
lions of dollars, and not intended to exclude
benefits to private parties, will be pressed
upon the attention of Congress. There are dale
accessions to what le familiarly kno we as the
lobby.
New Vint, Noy. et—At half past eleeerl
het night, as the Newark vein was en
tering life...Tenni City Depot. an unknown man,
about twenty, years of a,-m, was run over and
literallgent to pieces. There were three envel
opes foifhd 04 the deceased, upon welch 1.31
inserilied "J. Westeott."
Tho row. Washington spzeia! says the Re
publican (-miens will be held on natentar ern
' mg.
Military Trial or Negroes at Savannah.
NEss YORK. Nor. 2S.—The Savannah ReplA
tirstn of the 25th, gives an account of a squid of
nrgroes, who were arraigned before Col. Biek
lea, on the 24th, charted with Ita•ler, attacked
and robbed a Mr. Holt fsechin, of this city, and
threatened to take Ilia life. in Monday last.
Mr. Holt S'eion, In company wish anoshergen-
Ilcman and a colored man, was proce--doi• to a
neighboring plantation, for the I.U , P.aa of ox •
burning the remains of a deceased 1.01, when
tbry were met by an urine I f rood of 'cermet.,
who entered thin to turn where.
. n they 'IW for,ve d y th.
c owd. They bad not pc•ceeedel far when
they were halved by the e - owd and M-. &Ain
wan compelled to R./re up isle pistol and hie
money. mom:lacing to sercnty dollars. Ills
companion was also complied give all the
money on his person, about five dollars. 'the
negroes the,, took rotes spot the grunts
whether they shoal:. murder him, but wera per
*node:: not to do sc by an old man a:,ne with
Item. Colonel Sickles has ordered trtii
before a reUlta, enalrniarbl,
From W asLlngtou—Ltel roue Rerelpts—
Itclense
of Imprisuord "01‘107r.
r N
from the fatorosl ILAv,IIOC Stoat I
J an- , amount to t I 4.6,.00 ,Ouo
Ter . 01011t:Ga of the P.tcct
much:triter that. for env or, pre,
nva 'lnhered more potent, having area Iraarri.
The Secretary of war has ordered that .11 en
listed mon of the vo auteer terrier , now lemons
toned by ren, - 1 at havtoz been found arci.tcy of
detertion,, De Immediately released from custo
dy and fatal: Ai w:th tratopo,....c.on La enable
them to report to th. ch•?Ltnitetrt,ni nib -or of
their reit,ctive 5,111. t, who wit furnish them
with a di,:harge, Wilt the facts of the Cast ea •
doreed thereon, Ins'aiirig the crime: sentence,
sod inch other pap, no they may he eit•
titled to To eases where no money Ls dne
trshaportation will De furnished t.t the., how..
This order wit ha !red, trood to apiwiS to al:
C dieted valanteers of the class in ~ I•SCIJCI of
Wh t'aoeyer CLOTS nr arm or the aer,ca,
ruudlng or Eloatiug (:rau le
1)101cultito Ma tlmllb, and Marshal
11, ralne.
Nrw Sc... spec
dispatches to the .mororreia/ say Tl,rt, are
good reasous for l,thering thsa eetary Mc-
C.11:i4X . 11 wall nc ornmend a simply f.clln4 of Lt.,
floating dc!.., e lb a faa.r.la.la :tbdr,oval of
grecnt.aelo, inch me.: antra ;lou o'
LU' ,:`; atlunni haul, rr c uiaL eau.
It a n al OfteLii:f ~ aced 'Sir m ~a.r z
the. Ga orrole,n; s aes
an ever of any dill 11112 oe tl. G . r ,-ands.
A aair• fr. - ea at. Sr.,
~;lire time Mae Iranian oeopose.l carat v, YLA
aloe Maeshal: Ii 1/..1..rc ❑i1,31%, 1 tar, L.,
Franc,. as ...:, as lb , former had left. :F4 6
causal NlaclalLan :oclanu4 m !.
Bridge Burning tu Inrandiarit.
!,I..t.wArane, N,v..:7;.—T.tt Ira ^c of the I.A
Crosle ki1111.714:1 wen bra op end a h , “il , " htt , n•
ed near Cr.rmant Awn etzhteen mace (rum
c.ty Octl 012101.. sappatt.t.l to 1,2 the w trk of fa-.
[acre who heal martgatrol their farmsal ot t t
the Ire of the ft cod to the amoont al , .'1 , 1:1
of d;Alere, wh eh mortgagee 1111 being for,"l.
The farmer threaten entire destrnetl - ta of Lb,
r..ed if toe t ,u2pany fall to make prJvittion far
be payment of the mort.taze... A deal
of trouble IS apprehended.
Revenue Frauds at LouLv,
Lorisctuds, Nov. ZS —Last Saturday the Col
lever of the Internal Revenue oozed the stock
of a manufacturer of tosners here for afledged
(rands in returns and not keeping his hooks an
required by law. Yesterday tat et set sod Ins •
plements of another manufacturer were seized
for the same causes. The eases are now under
insestlgstion, both la New York, where part of
the Cock la held, and in this ial.y.
The Lebanon railroad depot was burned this
morning. No particulars,
Boston Cotton Raising Protect
IlosooN, Nov. he iiotl,lll Board of
Trade has adopted toserles of resolutions look
ing' to Increased cotton raising in the South•
ern Statoa. In which the Government is reques•
ted, • ithin the sphere of Ha legitimate powers,
to nid forthwith In sustaining and organizing
Sikh porlions oi the laborin; clesscs non- k the
Southern Staten, na cannot be reached by pri•
vale capital, not only on the ground of a con
siderate humanity, but also to melt, their
nor to . themsclyes inia the country.
Gathering or Roughs Dispersed.-The At
lanta's Passengers.
NI ) YOILK, Nov. 27.—A gathering of -Deghs
at AQI Ha, yv,tortlar, while enjoying a riot and
pillag n: citizen-, were dispersed by a small
fore° or Sew York pollee. \ ear: e every. one of
the roughs had their I.l.'ad. crat Led by Lb, dub,
of the pollee,
The health °Mears of the fort have do, ids,' to
permit all the passengers of t h e steamer Atlan
ta who chow no symptouts of cholera and who
intend to go West, to leave the vessel.
Murderer of Gotte.ral McCook Besotted.
NASIIVILL.Z, Nov. ,2b.—lrrank (Jarley, sen
t/need to be !rear Alabama. on
Friday of this weak, boa, by ieuneat of flume,
Qua citizens of finatarille, boon restated by
Brigadier General
,Whipple until such time m
fresher facts la bhp case cau be mita:tatted to the
Prea dent.
Norm Carolina Legislature.
RALF.IOIII, N. C. Nov, 23.—110 u. Thos. Settle,
a stannch.Unlon gum, w&s , elected Bpeaker of
the Btato Berate e•day. Both 'lenges organ•
Iced and adjourned till to-teorrosr. (409, Hol
den is Improving laud 11 able to all up In Ws
MOM.
Senator Steektusths Seat to:be :Contested.
NERII(K, N. N.J. NOT. t:Sr-Note Jersey pal-
Mrs barn -been cobsblecoblY'ntirrod by tbo !Tv
port that the Itepubntana win endeavor to un
aest John r. StoektOn Whowse dteland to be
eleettd C. S, 3(=alor from New Jersey test
sinter,
FIRE AT NEW YORK.
The (Hero /Murderers Indicted.
DIM:4M OF QUARANTINE MUM(
Facts 'awl Rumors from Washington
New ;Tons, Nov. 28.—Early this morning
a fire Was discovered In the carpenter shop of
Messre4Terbit S< ILardlev. in the rear of Nos.
150 andl6l Mercer 'street. The front and rear
btildlngp Were destroyed, and a vast amount of
property. The total loss is over thtrsy thous
and donuts, Insured for about; live thousand
dollars. -The fins is supposed to have been, the
work of. ha incendiary. Iva Msrshal Baker
is making an examination of the case.
The Orand Jury have found a bill of murder
In the Srst.degrue against Gonzales andjPel
liter and they wit be arraigned before the court
of Oyer' and Terminer tomorrow. The mur
dered man washuried this afternoon.
The cammlasloners of health met this after
noon. , Important communications refer
ring to plans for innarantlne and to the pi:-
calif:tittles of cholera and prospects of prevent.
hog the disease from retching the city were re
ceived from Drs. bfonsdem of Quebec and Bayre
of this c4ly which were referred to the medical
board of commizsionera for consideration and
retort.
_
The Common Council of Brooklyn last even
ing introduced n3solntions for the immediate
sale of City Park, the scene of the late murder.
resolution was also passed increasing the p,-
lice force of that city.
The crtleens of New York have nearly com
pleted arrangements to pay otT the mortgage of
$30,G00 on the house recently parchnSed by
Gen. Grant m Washington. •
A despatch from Wilmington says the pirate
Chicamattga sunk to Cape Pear flyer has been
raised and totred to that city.'
despitbsh from Wahl's&ton says all yolun
ller (roots cf qur army in central Texas nteto be
wtthdralm and their places tilled by regulars.
It la rtbnored that General Butler Is preparieg
leedl anenwitics for the arraignment and trial
of Jeft4iftivie before a Court Martial, which
will be bed In accordance with the demand of
a majordty of the members of Congress.
A lett* from Washington says : The pardon
of the cOanterfeiter of the Government curren
cy, not long since, was Tory unsatbsfactory
the offlefols who here hod charge of the canna
cy. Tbd numbers of cot:intermits is so great
that the ritelaLa desire an Increase of the pen
ally.
A spe4al from Washington Bays Gen. Grant
bus issued an order by which all officers of the
Veteran Reserves, whose servires can be spared,
are relleltd and sent to their homes, on report
ing to the Adjutant General by letter.
Gen. grants &anthem tour will probably ex
tend to Wilmington and Charleston.
Railroad Aceldtnt—Republlcan Congres-
15=1122121
ELSIIKETS BY TELEEMAPH
CHICAGO MARtiRr
ill.yrateh to the Pittaborrh fiazette
Cute aoo, No•ember IM.S.
FLoca—Dur and almost negluto.l, atul quota
(too. are nominal
GM •is—No. I Spring Wheat nnzettled, closing
firmer than yeaterd‘y. N.: , y dull and 0 lower
nales at INN/41X for No. I, and 51W0111,03 for
No. 2. Oorn Jull Ltd 10 iower, at ritabOr for No.
and 3. Oaf/ arm at :Coen° for No. i sod Id. rot
No 2. 17s lower, at rl5O for No. I and OS. for
No. 2. / rler dull at 22/$l2l for Old Na
Weirs r—Lail and It lower at $72.2t.
Plreee.lOrre , -Arl: perfectly rtagentat, wnh ne
demand. flea Pork comical at FZ, 'clic.' op
floe, first hall of Jenuary at 526, , lid Pr, Os
wita no buyers.
eellrely I ,Arrt geta of
(CO tierces friar St•nal t: :If
sourer, 11.t:Vd ~f Pt:lm.! s:
Ttt .ojak 61,1 recant• It4Ut. o
•Tering,slaa%ft.
u/1 buyCt•
too lot of g •t
MArrExr—l'E.htag,, .; I 4 i 4
ru - ntotiAlt 9 YOCKS IN Y YEW YORK
t•pec,g; jrtni.c.:. Westcla
New Y os t , Nor. tm Ittb.
Pat mir r. s S re, c•—rbere Wm a t•" 3 c 51 v 15 7
In Petroleum •ioeks to-45y, •5 the folloielm /Ales'
Adair:mettle& 61; Herten, &I, Forrest County, kb,
Ivanhoe : 1 .84 : Kentucky, in : Palmer, 2 . 0,
pile (lily, IN. Currry hurt, anetiorl Nun,
IC 25. Oewanic ee, 0:1 Creek, 3.0; Excelsior,
bisnbettan, 43: Fiat N trionkl, 6.51 il.rCanla,
Howard & PlUtole Ortwk, 11,1
NEW 1011 K PETROLEI; 31 3IARK Er
Special I...patct, tv Western 1 rata.
N Nov. Z, INGS.
1 ^t ct o —The excltem.t of the plot wing
Rat log •shCtdM, prieta no. a . ..net:oly IJlrer; calat
tc-day Ova Ct.. Rofloal la ElJod •t 1 . 1 10.1.1. c, nod
1 O bbl. Crud, at tea.
Ultaauce laud Trade lu New Turk.
Na , Tone, Nov. Sloth Mnrket le hod
In et:Lepton In antielpetlen el the opening or Uoa
. Opelousas for • else are catisequeatle
drooping,
and some et the tioilosio 36/ are redid:
....01112t• of ettoci. It I. hot Peel,
.peculation. lestl he eery ,ease set toot dare
11L1s morning the It UL •ny Seoo-ne.sehetd, I
on ll.e street, and as It • " - st open II 'tea tree
titeek Exchange the nurLet operand stentllly,
hn-
Ralned etrei.gth as the ciLll pros,ase4. Doi tar
the dog there on, a 11.• Ih 60 rt• stock,, tint at the
last Board the market dad Ott tunic l t,C extrettio
n4VOLce. After the election prices ere. hug', v 4
the street.
Tu. falpulpg ..ere the Onstnit Nine et I
Neer l'ork Central, PT., EfiC. 9V n alarm,
ICO .• ~utht:ll.
0/evelatd and PlC...urea, ,; Rtsek I alaad. ;Ot,
Nortrisseatatn, 3 , Sa; du preferred. CO' ~ Ft. LI a yor,
ita , . Oklu &tad . .r•P
:at incest Stock. are nrgne, wailer par ,ns
rr
rut Ist . ..Nest; the eeelme having kru, 4 ,o; ; c
tkokl V.. Jda seem ku or pre:err, I ,:stn
i,aala were dull an I at Ulu , ut a2F m trite ll•aSe
n Aunt starne.
Ihe Ould market *sea . , arm, t.. c c
end the demand a . . more active ;tears from
; Allot I racatr r 4111.• at run. ter:lnc !he
u.; ket ale red at (PI
MMI=
hew FmK Stoelt ated Money 'lanai.
New ) ouu, Nor. In..—.l.toney et4.e , y 'pc
res.
•Terllcg •t
(1010 'Wore active na.l 1112.1nr. 0p'111.116 or;
advancing to Ida" and ricodn.
Erelebte to Liverpool, quint and arm.
Sleets stronger!
F o rt W none, lot; Rork 11st , f , lot; North
Weetern, 3.5 , 4 y do. preferred itieveland k Plttsburgli, en a: needing, 116; Nero 1 ark Uentral,
96;i,i; Erie, do. poi Hodson, irn,
qulckollver, 54; IS ailed Stereo 1,30 I
62, 11 , 1 , 1; do. of '6l, ei „, do. 1.32. a 177:
blisetwippi Certificates, :cc eantou, lV
New York Market
Now Yon[. Nov. 23—Cotton nominally uo
charged 01 t lesle for lithieling.
rt.ora—b AAP, haste dm, while pretty much all
other snails are dull and lower. at pi,eissi..si for
Extra Stare. $11,10E111,60 for Trade Draada, the
marital closing quiet.
W/Itliee—Heart', at 111,34Q2,31.
Ossix— //heat opened eteady, but closed a shade
firmer. tales 1,070 bust. at ei,o2 for Oblate° inrint,
t 1.7041,01 for Tilllienukee Otub, sl.B.sif 1,8 1 for
Amber 111111Wrultesa nye quiet. Barley dull at
$1,i6C1.20 for 'Canada W estern. Barley Malt
quiet. Corn it better and more active at vas le
for Unsound, 05sTRic for Sound Mixed Western,
sal«. 30000 bush Sown] Mixed Wester.., fort an
nary; buyers,' option, at ei. Oats quiet at tddittia
for Idromund, 614r03e for Hound Canada, and 610
us- rot State and Western.
qUlot. SUgar dull and nom
inal. Molasses quiet; Pon° 11100 ielyivie.
l'Relloterll—ltol.l and lower; crude 40c, Iterleed
to Bond 4161605.
t i novisiona—Pork decbledly lower, at grt,756
20.17. tor mesa; closing et st 9 turn, end 12 ,, 325.2iii
awe. 12,000 bids mess few all the year, seller'. op.
Don, at 1128,00. and 2,200 belelle. Mee. for Jartu•-
ri, seller'. option, at p 20,50. 1330 f dull and heavy,
at 'lets for plain mesa, and 113517 for extra mess.
Beat hams dull at 38p511e. Bowen dull i aisles of
100 boxes ghost ribbed as 145 Dressed 73s dull
sad heavy, atiiiai,tol3o,lo. Cat-meats heavy at
111341316 e for a/maiden, and 17 611 e -for hams. Lard
lower at 11101./M0 Butter dull at .I.llle taq for Ohio,
and dialfoo for Slate. Cheese ateady at leg
New York Cattle Market.
•
New Year, Nov. R9—The ft:Mowing are the
current prima for the week, at all the markets:
Haar CATl'Lk—Ftrat quality, per head, 817,608
j 18; fair to good, sta,togel7l common, al2gillti In
ferior, 1111612.
Cows •ND CAL'ette—Extray, per head, $90(011:01
s 6s aSaLonlinv7; *Oaks: cOmmou, (33011; lured
or, masa
Veno.O.sixra--Ftrit quality, oar pound, III!40
trey ordinary, Item; common, 11301INIci Ittlerlor.
saft3t.
!flume AID Larrna—Eatra, per head, 67.5039;
PM.% *5(17; orainalie 6 5 0 5 d 1 0 I entaniOn. 6 4 , 50 0 3 /
inferior, gougt,Z.
Swum—Heavy; corn -fed, ia tb, itqeett!.(oti tight
and medtum, Iletth'm it'll red,lok(Site,
The demand for Beef Oattlo 'was more month
this week. and price. were about per potted
higher for all kinds, the advaece owing Siena
steely to a largefaillog oil to the reeelpts, lettleh
Were I,ero head leu thorniest werk. - .Pricall ranged:
tram le to ISMSHO, theugh the bitter Of.the °free
form sold tor , Ithiefilec.. The different Irides are
quoted ,beta, tibeettnint Lambs erre, neaten and
se per pound higher. flogs dull end Leavy; Pri•
cc. altogether lower. •• (
Tng 1,9th1 tecetp4alFel0 C l tsf sllihe rucLi
few Ms week cud tan week. were as follows:
Seem, lilt week. 4 eel: L, Ill; y.. 4 0 4 ,1 4 -re,
eV; SheapandLarabe 18.3te: Sense. 2„1105. ,Last
week. 6:05 Beeren T? o:drei CC Veal Calves;
Slit; Sheep and Lambe; =,9117 Swine. •
•
aDdittllatl Market.
Caememart, 21L noon. Dull but
without chat:get:l Inimes.
Gn Aro—Wheel dull and
,Wei!ts are
orn dnem hin on in e al; old
r de d ellt 9 d 4 Meal la good de l' s.% d
and prices sdrenced to {:Otte lo UM elevator.
Rye adreneel to Me for prime. • •
There to a batter feeling In the market for helm
and Ihere Is a good demand to rfalr teltreary• The
ogles eversion at 111ea10,150 net, but holder. are
arm at ReeMpts, 7,000 bead.
The Poorluon market has touched the bottom.
Mess Pork Is tooted at ilv(pu, toe latter Is th e
inking rate for new. Green meat. are held with
moo. llradwwl. at 81i11,.. , .:014)13 , 4e lorshoulders,
Wes and haze arum, doing la old meats.
Lord unsettled end irrernier; prime leal,ZO?„1031o..
Geocentmi—Quiet.
111PIIT--SIZAII CII , MI et 12,2 e.
Weather elonty. Thermometer. to.
Gold 147014714.
Philadelphia Market.
Pri I L.Anal PIMA, Nov. 2.3..—Ft.acn—lo stculy de ,
mend: Crude, 39140j350; Refine] In Bond, ~r Sys
cS, Refined Free, 83(rtae.
E!MZ2iia=l
OnArm—Wheat dal!: new D:l•ware !ed. en,no
d0..1a.(0. Corn firm; old pellow;93c, new do
PuovistoNs—Dull sod all qu‘litles slightly de
clined; mess Pork :52. Lsrd—sales of 26 kegs at
oer pound.
WlFlSMT—Dnahanged.
RIVER NEWS
Annl v Ass.
Forest City Gordon
I.e --_. , il I'll3'
ros : , Inrrata
t.mmn rah tm .....
I .swrcoce Lo ai..
ElTen, WEATU6n, ETO.
1 he riper woo falling slowly last night, with four
feet large in the channel by the Monongahela pier
marks. The barometer indicated a change la the
'Weather. The:wind was from the East, and this,
in Cartnectionlwlth the facts that It was cloudy
felt like tale, and that the smoke fell to the
ground as It came from ;the chimneys, leads us to
suppose that rain IN not far distant. At Oil City
there were SO lathes of water, and good prospects
for a corwiderable rise The weather was cool,
but not uncomfortable so. Bestow at the land
ing was rather brisk.
The Emma Graham, opt. Stull, lett last even
ing for Zmesellle—direct. The look to the slue.
kir:Laura having been repaired, she will go throng),
without any difficulty .
The Pine (trove *apt. Malaita, left for Louis
ville. She was loaded to the oat«, and will go
through we think wit ),out any dJthed:ty.
Th., I,e Ulatge. t 'apt Eel. y, lett last et codas Gar
Olt City.
The kurcalrity, Copt Gordon. trill be to!,a! at
the landing this morning, and will leave on her
return trip to Parkersburg this evening at four
o'clock.
Theme were no other arrivals than the Forest
City since our last report, although several boats
are now pest due.
The Lawrence, Capt. Crone, Is receiving freight
for St. Louis, and as the Captain wishes to go out
on the present water, our shippers will consult,
their own interests as well his, 4. ',wi n ,
down their freights lively. If he as
can
.7,, sufticlent
fteight he ttill leave this event:y otherwise he
will not. l'apt. ('rang sti An 01l Pittsburffh steam
boatman, liarng commenced In thin trade in 18,6,
and is well known to most of on r merchants.
Tani/I+W, snot, Campbell, la filling up
with freight for . ashvitie, kh. IF— be ready to
start on the water wheneTer it comes.
The Nara, CapL Dertuney, is receiving frei;ht
for Louisville, and will Ica, c as Goon as loaded.
The Nevada, Capt. Evicts, Is still receiving
freight for Louisville, and will go out as soon as
she ranger out.
The Lorrna„ Capt. S. ' , iterate, is re 21. 114
freight for Memphis mo,.lNew lrlenns.
The Leonidas, Cant Con-. nearly iosnkl, is eslil
noels ing freight for St. Louis.
'etpt. rhea. A. pre vo,late• of the Flet SI
',LL ney,
has taken charge of The Pa, . rytonre vo is
an old Pittaburgher, and is well km ait this
coa.seut Ity.
The Sot .o.sh, Capt. Joi,y,,st advertise:l lent,
S, Louie for Pfltaburgh Testnr.loy.
The Rate Putman and l'irtlon sl. for
for thin port Net Saturday. The Km,
t 'alto On StirulAy at 4 0 c!oci.
area There half le , l water .v !he
ippt I etweeo l'slto "Id St. 1.011, There
.ate three feet feet DU the I,ver rApt I. Its,. no I
A hilt feet In the not fo.u. fort 1,1 !he
I,l,nena.
/Ike :7,11 Ilgt, nteamer 11n.. Belle,
*ld nt Saturday, to I'vtatn
116 . , n iloughb, f,.r led •
Tr. ,111 t I,
Int.)1• !nit oprna. nt ~•st nrf3l,ooo
rI • +p,tol. from Lod river nr..• ennk
+I • to mule on the loth lilt on
Loan: 101 Lnles
L. Nat Giro, hat pur.LW. 11‘..:ht
Interest is t}e of ri.4.‘r
the wholf• n;•, 1.1, 10.401 1,10. 30111-
and 01 and wr11.1.4., .• :Lc W10:2
Nl. , • .
121E1Mii
an 011,
o:ner sl.y t" 7 , [
1.1 r It e of i-r-'•• , -;
t • p 11,1 to ren
EMEM=
BB=
Onv 14.1.< yen,ra.‘i
N • rrl; r 1 It`
r -, ..hlppaNll4) ton. to Lootov,,
tr tlntr,lt It.-41....ng to Pitts:..l . 4l,
snotber tow 01 rnan,d II on
I he Nrw ,rue ;ell tor Yr.!,
PA I RILEY-616y 66 /Loup,.
. Ulf Alt LE. , FAL LEY, Co. U., 1461, P. 666
0 :....5ge.1 IS l tan sad 6 month..
c.W L•ke pit.t
toolll, •
• V, o'vlo.k, from his 4th,: •,
fritN
lerLet., Shadtvrk IL -vt 2l'"b"'''' uesr C/r.n.i
Frouudry.
ILLDALE rER . Y—A rural end
curnt Nett:restos biter: or Pr:putt:arc strutter
on It. CipiAlada, 1010 11 etelq north of Iltleph tor
Itity, ul the New lit:vane Reed. PePleas et:
In; to relees, Itarts: Lit. ‘Ptil shAlp ALL :ha S:1,
le:tea-teen: 11111 m, tithe It, Deters. , flit. Ppm:Retort all otter hut: heee :ettl be a:tunic! rst
the Ump Warehohee el the aederatchert, :tomer of
federal sal LeseLrelt Ex•er.B. A.Regreety.
till/. A. HILLY,
ohLtyll Seer etaty and Tres...T.
iiU V Eli tt BAK ER'S •
SEWING MACHINES
11.. re Dun ems: ted Me FIRST PRE:U[I'IIS
the followtng Fain for the yeer 1565
Fin, Pres:lona for boat 31.aelt%e or2rk tit Patina
State F.o.
Firet l'reou'orn for heat Martilae work at New
York State Fair
t Pree.art for heat l'ara.ty :11aettlae at Oato
State last,
atm Premium for !mat Manufacturing ►[a:ltae
►t Ohio state } sir
first Premium (or t,rat ll.anu(act it ring Manilla.
at Michigan Sta•ri Fall.
First Prequitta• for lost Ms nufsgnring ItseStuo
el Wtecoualn :We Fair
Fiz..Prenalua for best rttg 11•/Iticke
no rcnce Co., Fair,
,
Flee I'mn.lure for bo.r. 3.lsrhl3e (Jr geaers: pun
; - o se, so LS • ,ne
nz a et. Premium e
I. r ben ~
k'norlly 11aeblne at
iin.ka Co. Vert,
Itrat Premium for beat Manelseturing 11•rb i a
at Meal 'O. reit. P..
• .
trst Premium for best Al &outs Muting and Fazt
/I , lllnel:tine at Sprier aetleld Fed., Onto.
First Premium for beat Illanutatt taring nal rim
lly Machine at Palmyra Fair, Al. Y.
First Premium for beat Alan ufaeturlng ant ram.
lip relaehtne at Suffolk tlo. Fair, 11. Y.
First Preuir Mr beat rasa ufneturtng nod is.
Ile talachthe • Schuyler do Fall', N. V.
'Pint Preml ot (or best Machinator ill purpose
at Allegheny Co. fair, Pa.
First Pre atom roe beet Manufacturing Maclaine
at Allegheny 00. Fair, Pa
ghost' ,
Pleat O Premium Pa for beat Machine wort( at Alla
n. Fair, .
And wherever e.hitutml.
A. F. CFLA.TONEY.
GENERAL. [WENT,
ocnoodNeo No. 18 Firth at.. Plttaborgb
COME ONE, COME
GENTLEMEN'S FITRNISELING
IS'INCIIIIE.
Nos. 13 St- Clair St.
The attention of the publte le called to the large
end extensive stock of GENTLIifIER'S FUR.
NLSIIIIIO GOODS Just opened at the aboVe
mentioned place, which I ammo's offering at great
hargatoa. Any one to want of the above Goof , .1,
will end It to their edvactege to glee me a cal I,
and examine my stock before purchasing luso.
whets. They Wh i ted the largest and bus; selosted
stook of Fin. Shirt& 11 0 1, 0 NSVC4 - 04
Shirts, Woolen, Oottoe and Lige Thread Under.
shirts and Drawers, Searle, Nook Ties, dock., Su.
panders, Butterflies, amieverythlng pertatalog
the Gentlemen , . Furn Laking Goods, in the fay.
Remember the place. IS ;sad IS St. Weir 'treat.
SAMUEL LEVIN.
N. B. Alarge stock of llats, Caps, Gray.. Col
lark Lockwood% trolversal, Byron% Enaratio•
and wit/ ke so/d loWes Bull east.
ls , ..s:ll;alams
E N 0 aft
AND COKE DEALERS •
AND 6RIPYSSB,•
RLAAORESTER,
• [Of Cu Stables, TA II WE fur.
• • Nett notice. octoltt
hear the Pau .
Wiped at the
A COMFOIITABLB HOldß and good
Saler, Is - offered toe respectable YOlll4 Lady fa wldlng to angst In all the detalleofhotue•
work In • fentUy reading near the eltp. Good
reference mutt no even, as she wake :remain
all respects an one of the femllv. Amply or address
S. OUVIISZEtt eASONS,
61 Markin.. street.
raovei..
WELLS, ROMs a 00.,
hue removed their extetulee Stare 'and
Factory:to No, 146' WOOD . STREET,' oorOor
:Virgin Alley, where they ere itTarod , to All
orders , tot WILIP LASHIS ArietWITI)IIIE
plomplly at Usti:rams Pliooll
PROPOSALS
pROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
QUAR.I . III.II.LaIU'a ( h P.S. 'A. C..
WtagittO7o3,lll. U.. October 22,
•
SEALED PROPOSALS, (or each Class wpm
ately, will be rewired at this °Cie until 2 &cloak
P. X., of the 'nth day of NOVV , lalit NEAT for
farnisbing to the Mated States Sienna Corps Cur
ins tee veer IW, tbefollositlng sappues, robe de
Itrered at-the °Mae af the Assistant quartermas
ter of tte Marine Corps, Phltadetyhta, Pinney,.
peat& free of expenSe to too United &.ates, to
such quautitiu a. may from Clue to time be re
quired.
(mess go. 1..
11,601 yards of Sky Blue Kerley. all wool, free
from bole, Ulnae& wide, to weigh 22 ounces to
the yard (indigo wool.dyed )
6,6ce yards of Dark Blue Kersay. at wool, free
from heir, 6t Merle. wide, to weight= ounces to
the yard (indigo wool dyed.)
2.400 y ards ifark Sloe wDled Cloth, all wool,
for uniform roots Munro troot4lyeu,) 64 - inches
wide, to weigh owl,es per yard.
IM yards of Scarlet cloth, nil woof. teochinaal.
filed/ 04 Moho. 'ride. to wotgh 16 ottozok per yard.
LASS NO. 2.
S.Oeo yards of c 4 Ilart /flue Flannel, for over,
sects, aft WOOL (14.540 wo./41ye10 6 4 Wanes Wide
to art Igh 13 ounces per yard.
lam wets of?: Dark Moe Flannel, for shirt..
.n Wool, (indigo wool-dyed,) lobar end., to
weigh 4.54 ounees yer yard.
1/1 a (tray Blantets, all woo/, co weigh 1. pounds
each, to be' feet long 'and 5 feet WU.. and free
from grease.
1,15,.0 pm.," of wo,el.r, Seeks, tl.:ea Si Ate. eroperl
Made CI good fleece wool, with double •nd lwieted
fWe, to weigh three pound' per dozen pa lI'S. free
rom pee.,
i 'LASS NU. 2.
oral ye: d. White Linen for pants, Inches
wide, to welch Is ouseca per yard.
10,1 1 00pude WWe Linen for shirts, SO Inches
wide, to weigh II ounces per yard.
17,100 yards Creston Fleonel, for drawers,
Inches wide, to weigh 1 iminces per yard.
4,000 yettle Cotton Tlcilt s for bedsadzs.
1:1, fiS NO. 1.
11,000 Uniform Ceps comp:etc, (except pont.
pone.)
I,LTO Pompons, red Worsted, bell-shape, and flee
inches In clieomferenee.
4,1/110 Fatigue Ceps with covers, hi did< of
blue cloth, (indigo wool-dyed.
1,1 10 Stocks.
Ci•AsS.S NO. 6.
6 , 0 01 . 02. Cost Bunton., (Cagle.)
:10 gross Jacket Buttons. (Laps„
76 gross West Buttons, (Eagle.)
1,000 tales Yellow Metal Crescents and Scale
Strap.
76 setts Epaulet Bullion for :sergeants and
corporals.
1,600 setts Epaulet Bullion for privates.
60 Red.worstet , Sashes.
6.000 yards Yellow Binding.
'O,OOO yenta Red Cord.
60 Swords for sergeacts.
40Sr/oats (or musicians.
.15 Drums (tenon) complete
V/ Drum Sang..
_wo Batter Drum Heads
50 :rare Drum Heads
150 Drum Cords. •
set to of Drum Soon( s.
ttozwoce • B'• File.
90 , pairs Drum 00+000.
6
5,00. Army Boris, (Int...tn. patter:.
Cl.A.$4 BC. I.
600 Cartridge Brat. with
,000 Bayouct Scabbards scab CrOT9 attached.
000 Pen/us-Moo Cap 'Pouches.]
rage 80l
.00 Waist Belts.
on. Waist Plates.
.•.6 Sword Frogs. •
CLASS NO. 8.
1,000 Knapsacks.
200 Haversack s.
:v0 Canteen.
3.0 giumket Slings
CLASS ND •
For malting and trimming - tie following .221212 Ls
12:
W121211C101212. r
1 :1 1 HOrin Vests for sergeants, rorpor►ls,
inni end nI rates.
Fatigue ()oats for sergeants, corporals, mu at•
clam. and privates.
woolen Pants lot sergennts, c >spore's. mwl
clsnsandprivates.
Linen Yards for sergr ants, eel potals, aast:tans
.ed privates.
Flannel Shirts.
/Ante ISloutss.
Drawers
It banns I ho - h..
lied and Blue ladlte's ft.; hos ,
The above It - cottoned arch lea - must ;onto., to
allrrupt to the sealed standard vat:eras to toe
t nee of the quartermaster, Marine onna..
:ma
rine Barracks. Vittontagtort, U. C.; Assistant
quartet masher's Othlde.alarine Corps. 22G South
Fourth street, Philadelbota; sod at the Maria*
Stations, Brooklyn. New York, Boston, and dirss
snetasats where th ey tithe owisalned.
A. d whenever the art.elcs unwed above, or any
portion of them, small be coosidemi as out telly
contort:aloe to samples, they rolls-be rejected and
the eontractor will be bound to Wrath others of
the recoil . ; tl 1110,1 et once. or the ~ srterlntsstler
will the dencteney at the embeu .l.n se of the con
tractor.
In; went. will I e made upon the accepte 1 de
vent of the whole qtrantlty which may Crum Lints
to awe he nits ml, tettanoliln; tea...tn . : . Clot from
the net:Meet :.centlet rendered tlezier lest ender
tit til iccohd order Is fuel, and ten per eel I. from
accou la rendered wader second order until third
order Is t,lltd, and so on untll cent tart ls c salple
ttd.
Ler • i.•. most I, a. wanttonted by 'lke frl.
lowihs 6 .6,sh . re
ittittd 4.F
— the 'i t"
to S,
hereby cc startte, hat to ''sse the fore:tome old of
se•••— , for eupplics se Shorter - stilt/al Ese.ieptesi,
he or they
ne t, within tea alt's
al or A. rectlpt
of the 'cot net St the post collet nausea, execute
tec cuuut.ct far the saint, set:a gtosi sod min Heat
urelles. et.d la case 'he said ehall lel to
r taro courts. as •foressi.d, we coat:eatt to
ihake good the thrierenee betty:ran the oCer of toe
rI, may
e
e.
t hereby eerie; that tl:e share
nwed
" p.
u h U r,obte P h t i l:Lz i t
are
known ;o me sa wto of property, and art
o s t 2 Le to
ore
drat
make geed Lein r eu•raotet.
To It:Wined by its I . 01•ssi States Ins; tic? Judge
totted Stales 14.11101 Attorney or Colleatec.
No props:ash will be eineSiderrsi . 11aleiss
ioo
to Ih. ePler lot to salasmoa
The tOdder's plikar et •dnru,
lag estal.llstsiaeti, lutist be Apis a „..."'Y stated dv
tae proposals.
MUM
Propoaele to be et:Ocoee,' on the onve'ope , PrO
notate lot s upplies tor La 2.!tr100 tAttiJa for
eau uldreseerl to
151A.JUR 01 - AI. St. ttJ
Quartermaster al.
Watthlntioe.
CIESITEM
MEDICAL
~ji33
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Mee proved, from the tr. ut ample experience, ALI
entire ruder.", ttraple, edhlent and relfsblo. 'Thu
•re the eely medicine, pe al rfectly a.lapted to pOpu
ler :.e—•o ample lele/tee cannot be clads
la mut; tLem. so Lel - tulles a. to be free from dan
ger, Laden riticieni at to be a;crays reilable.
N 06 2 11 ,4,
I runs LEVELS, ,•76geek,,,
24
. •• WititAlS, Worm lovers, LIAM._
.1 • ult UoLl•:, or Teething of
Infants ...
4 ,• I tit LA of children or adulte
•• DI SENTLIt I', Griping, Elileme
Oo II c' . - ......
a •• MUNI . S, Nausea. .
• Or CI Us, Colds Erne Mitts
•• NEU II A/.0 A, Toothache Pace.
ache
,4 .4 litADArtlE., 31c1 ileadaohc_ .... . 20
DI PEPSI I. liLlitous Stltusch. .
i CCP ItE. , - , ED, scanty and polo
1.1 20 nods
•• I.l.Ctheßll/1,1.A. or Whites 23
tJ •• CROUI•• bearer cough.... 23
• 4 SALT /11 - 1E.U.11, Er)•lpoist7Erup.
t lons
11. Eli El' NIATLSII, ail Rheumatic
polo.. ...-.............. 23
• FEVER AND A 0 Pi., , 'tilts nu;
e ever 60
PILES, (eternal or external 60
1.4 r /LH LA 1.711 Y. sore, lonecued eyes. 50
19 DATA RIM, acute or chroole, io.
uensa ... • ---
20 WROUPING COUGH. si:esmodio
cough._.._.
A 0
st ASTRALA, °Ppm-med... .—....-. 30
EAR I.•IsCLIA ROES, impaired
23 SUROI , ULA., enlarsed slaurla bo
21 •• GENERAL DEBLLII V, phyamal
60
DR Ply and Scanty recreUens.. 00
.• SEA sgOKNE.Ss, or aletraess from
60
27 " R-IDNE • DISEASE. Gravel...—. 60
20 •• NERVOUS DEBI 1.1 rY. 62.1171.261
elaMllllllol32, Involuntary dia.
har..
29" SORE ra ,, 1.F111, or 60
30 •• URINARY INtJUNI:INUA NOE 13
SI " PAINFUL. PERIODS, even math
pasms. —......-.
12 ISUFPERING•S at (lbsoge of Life. IN '
3? '• EPILEPSY, Spasms, St. Vitus.
abees
at DIPTELERLA., Ulcerated .ore 100
Thrt at. .
VA.II7LY 06426.
Oeser of 30 2111 1 / 4 10 IliOrCceo cue 4.641 bo 614
complete
irl an
0660.01 PO Large elate, In morocco and boo.. 600
ease 01.10 lame vials, Wain eau aid book .. 6 00
(lee 0110 boxes (Nos, I to 10 And b.ok 3 00
tide w erCP.N.
Wholet‘le Agent, ittsburgL, Pa.
For sale by F. MIN hit, 3J Smithfleid street;
RJS_,.•PlstnallNG, No. 84 gtarae; atreet. cornet of
6
the .116.4210116, Plctalargp , and J. 3. EAST, 101
recent' street. Allegheny. lylOtlycod
nit STRICKLAND:B
DIELLIFLDOUS • U.n . k
COUGH BALSAM ' 11-.
I...snented to be Um only 7
pleparation known to cure
KORE;
ro
Coughs, Colds, Roaraeneaa,
Aattault. WitalDS
..." C°4l4 • ".
Oknic Cough; ontutapt ronth
it ju
Is Croup. Eking prepared Prom Honey and Ilene, it
beakng. sot. aloe, and expeatorattne, and par-
Ocularly sultablo for all sanctions or Lhi Throat
and Lungs. For sale by itzugglsts grerynters.'l
R. S. SELLERS & 00.,
TISPEPSIA.
A-r EII T .STRIOSEANIPS:
TOMO le a- conelatraten
preptuatten of Boots for 4(
4letti, with anti•aelda and
calloinatike to attengthea
the' atoms.% and nervous
intent: , It , ity a 'cattalo
.zentedy. tor llyattrprla or
Inokteetiono Serrouasters,
sa.of. Appetit% Atiditv
f t
.ohe Stomach, Slatulen,
air and Debility lt fa [net tichohoile, theratera
particularly tolledfor Weak, Nervous and Sri.
pkotio person% Formate, by all - Drug ehrta every+.
miter% at 4
. 1 par bo._- - .1
. ~ ,_ , „ . il„ E. BEI.EERS & Oa. ,
9,..13.44' . Irtittl,ndath Aunm'no, '
VOLUME LXVIII-NO. 295.
THE GitEAT
Concert Hall Shoe Store
BOOTS & SHOES
♦nd .t• the feet that they &Maya retain .tbele
• znape, and never
But Give Perfect Satisfaction to all.
AS THEY ARE IVARRiNTED,
ii 'otnetta' Rubbers. - - $1 00.
n 0.1.5
CLOTHIEI,S, OAS HALL, 63 rirra sir«
SCITLY YOUR WANma
BOOKS AND ALBUMS
BOO& PUBLISHERE' PRESENTATION DEPOTI
For the (41lowlaX tenon.
You hare the finest stock in the city to seloe.: .
from,
You only pay the Publishers price for Boats:-
You also metre at time of purchase a present.-
1 our present will be worth from 60e, to
lon will be entirely stile led with both. Baal(
and Present.
CALL UR SEND FOR A OATAL93VE.
non
PAitlB--
CLOAK AND F'UB:,
CLOAKS AND FURS
CIiEeIPEST 3TOCkI:4
OF
t
42) 1 o aka and 14' arsg-
H. CIOUSENHAUSER & CO.,
GB 'lseXcarliat Otreet.
_
VEY TO LOVE; or; Dr. S. AL L&NDIF
.11,1 L OF-74'1113.AM) INFALLIBLE PRlve.T:'
LtoTunu ON PSTOBOLoozotr,. remort,M,
;lONS, 6 thedltlon, lust out. It tesche.s you tr.
charm those yonta Lore; how to redeem ottuYit.;
ceinpanionsate. It contains many secrete won,.
itmlng. Price 25 teats. Also, GREAT PRI.
VATE BOOS for MARRIED or GROWN PEI'
BONA.. Every ladystould hare one. Price 'VI;
Bend Wee Of either or both to P. A. BTEINE : -
A CO., Bole Agentamo. Ul2, Chestnut stretf
PhiladeJphle, end receive by return- zee% in eei r.
ed envelopes. 4, “tuts.ar. *noon*" will also *1 -•-
otOiclusuysash book,' .•• , -- - cols;20 ' 2 ;
, 1 7 511 N" D. BAIL- Et ---77—M,
,-,
VIZOLEMLI
lalft
CZI
•IGP
4)‘
O,K\
(Suottitor 'to STEEL 8c BA
Stork Broker and Real Estate Agar
• .*T - Stdeki bobght and !al on Clonunlialon,
°Moe, WILT/ANS Putienrrn. 1
ix= •
Juat reeetred 1 . 11,210 r
• FETZFIR ARES...I7ONQ,
'coniez llDUket olizto;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IS PRINCIPALLY OWING TO THE
Astonishingly Low Prices
ARE SOLD FOR,
UURT THE FEET,
GIYE THEM A TRIAL,
AND ARE DILLE UPON
PATENT LASTS.
1.7 L 0111/NG HOCillt,
;No. SS FUZE STREET
HEW GIOODS
lIINE CILOTII GOATS
EPTOLLSH WA.L.IMICI CO&T.9
OVERCOATS OF ALL, RINDS.
NANCY CAP PANT.%
iIND BLACK PANTS
INEZEM
EGAILD4ZSS OF 003
FOlt TILE NEXT 42 DAYS,
J. H. SIIIITH A: 00.
Oppealte the Opera House. Oak*
71 FIFt STREET.
All we ask, Try us,
EMPORIUM
THE LARGEST
IN THE CITY:
oilf