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- "CITY AND SUBURBAN.
TOMER ROXIBIDE.
Thal at Maluta Snaiden et aL for the
Murder of Cernelitu Bresstlin
CONCLUSION. OF THE EVIDENCE.
.6."-smaxamematiss at CICIPAZZLING/
Coon? or OYES iND Tentercreit.—Before
Judges Sterrett. Stowe ant Brown .
TIII/B3DLT. NOY. 94.—The Versailles Town.-
ship homicide case was proceeded with.
Richard dualden, Br., orcailed--Qctettion by
Mx. Howare—On the next morning after the
dlflimilty were there say malts of violence upon
your ton?
Answer—There were.
~f Qn r.
wen Om? •
Kirkpatrick—We object. The testimony
is irrelevant.
•'.llte objeetiOn was not premed.
Nattiess iald that his eon bad no markt of
'Warne upon -him on the evening before tbi
difilculty. - -Bsw him about eleven o'clock next
day, and discovered a mark above the eye, where
helia been streak. being very much discolored.
That ins all the mark of violence he noticed.
Samuel Dias corroborated his brother as to
what occurred at the hotel in Coulterevtlie prior
to defendants starting down to the dance as
Early's: He said that Inlay convematkin had
talon place abon. arms, or weapons, or of go
ing prepared for a disturbance, he thought he
would bare heard of It.. When the crowd start
ed down to Earlfs, witness went in an oppo
site direction:
Robert 'Morrie, of Elizabeth township, testi
fied tint he knew ail of the defendants well,
;except Herrington, whom he know by eight.
On the evening of the di/Realty he was with
thee,, beforo they went to the hotel in Coulters
fle, and with them there until they left. Ryan,
who tame from McKeesport, on the evening
train, told witness of the dance at E:riy's, and
asked him If he would go down, Centrohnrilie4
'ether witnesses as to the conversation which
took place, as going to show that there
was 110 concerted action, or preparation for a
fight. Witness thought if there had been any
'thing ofltiat kind he woddhavo heard it, as he
was with the party from the time they loft the
hotel until they went into. E.rly'a, b_tween
eight and nine o'clock.. At the time of the
fast, en whichl3rlsatllo was tilled, he was in the .j
bed'-room adfoinhigthat In which the dandy g
was, but saw nothing whatever of ,the actual
tkthting, 'being asleep In oar or eller:wiz Early
In the evening, &ferrate first difficulty , Snalden
came in and asked him to take a drink, and some
maw ten a weapon of some sort from tender the
tick of the tad. exinid, not tell vrhat it was, or
Whatll looked Me, the pinion %Who took ,It
concealing or placing it behind his back. The
Wide or-wesman -was from Allem to eighteen
Inches long. The man who had it was not ono
of, titedefaadants, but witness believed he had
teed Wigan court this morning, and to leave
the court tole moment; Ma Caine vas Daniel
Mr. filtifdin
EP kpatrlck called Monday, who appeared,
Ageing lett the room fors moment.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, (pointing to Muudali—le
that the man?
Wltnam—Tiejalr; It is.
Creeseexamined.
Q. by Mr. Miller—What time did you go to
bed that night?
A. Can't tell just whet time. It was raining
and I erect In to see the dancing. Seats were
scaree, and 1 set down on the bal.
Q. Were you not drunk that night?
A. 40, dr. lam not in the habit of drink
ing?
Q. Did you tell Felix ld'Keuria that you were
no drunk that night that you did not know
what you were abOntl
A. No. sir. know Felix .11'Kenus.
Q.—What time did you get up that night t
A.—l was wakened by bearing a women
screaming. Sawa man ititillng on the floor
with notnipgoo bat his pants; he had mien cut.
1 Rein went homy
going along the railroad, to E
was got the crowd pretty much mattered,
hag along the ties 1
A.—Yee, we were.
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Q,=-How many walked abreast ?
A.—l suppose about two, or three.
James O'Rourke testified that be Sept s'Arlnk
ing4loure. on Grant street. Constable Edmond
con-and Norman Herrington were coming from
the Oontelasine Lomond depot, and I bid them
good morranZ. Bald to Herrington, this is a.
nice scrape you barn got Into. He said, "Yes.
it fa." I said, that is what comes of getting In
to tad cony any. lie add, "I ought to have
my, need blared eatitears came into his
epee. I think Ilerrington got a glass Of ale;
can't recollect that I shomithebottle of whisky
to Edmondson.
George R. Kuntz testified that, as far as he
Mid bear i. the character of Saab:len and Dias
for piece wag goes!. ' belonged to the 4th
Pennsylvania Cavalry and finalden to the nth
PitinilVallltt HWY ArtfilelYi
- P.Thnmes Conta;tesgse i IM R.Tall'a character
orar Pen 4 ' I U 3- :' WWI t..q belonged to Company
Itescy Attelltry.
John M'Oleary had known Rpm for seven
years; he Is a coal miner; his character as no
orderly; quiet yoting man is good.
Etagfi idglerSeetlited the good character of
Ryan; 'he bad- tontrd of &Oleo getting into s
fuse Ina tavern.
teen
Iritab:had known Simiden for (oar
. teem years; hisraPutation 118 a quiet, clan, Young
man IS good. as also was Ryan's.
Jaeott..Lubwk, storekeeper near Coulters-
VEk : ‘renientbercd trio fact •of the defendants
coming to his place of business, while Jackson
was them, on the evening of the dance at Ear
ly's. Jackson was on the counter, and not In a
c sltion that another man could sit upon hi
Wm. Duncan, called to contradict Catharine
Fxly testldedthat on one occasion she said,
under oath, thetsshe told William Jackson that
ho wen as welcome to the party as If he had
been barked. Fell, McKenna also atatol, at
the preliminary anneulttation,that the man with
the club came frtto the dancing room, before the
cutting, with the club: which be picked up near
the door ruirt .plegNit Mtn known Dial
"Moho was a boy; his character for peace Is
Croes-examined—Since I came hame from
abaartarl have. heard Of. a, • ffiftletat c y , that lib
gm David R. Rhino tietleg that he had been
mnainted he the adichbirlioal wtfere Bealdea
des Ail.' about" Anal 'yews Ilook Sadden
Into ray &Met tiPookflat); his diameter tor
yews la goOtt. • •
Cross-examhzed—Toot him my chnrCh . 4 l ll.
d og ibeihret year of :m3, o lnclatlon. Ce a fait
member; after seretng :the :mug , cobelon .
Can't say that Ibis yet a member of *bed :iam b.
havbin-been rewired tOnaather Pratorite. Flee
Yore taro towed since I have been located In
t-
the In whlelitkultdem ream.
- iter. Robert H. Bram ,testiacd that' he had
ehirge of the Coolteraville coo reietton for two
years. Was eequelntedwithparAdsitt'a avec , .
for for peace; it is good.
Chlui-eziudood. Took chute of the Cron.
gregatlon after Rev, 'Rhine retired, ___
two other
pastors barite interv, nett. My charge ceased
Last cep:ember, Be siden wan 4 41 , m her of off
congregation, and daring the last year of my
pastoral charge he was in the army. Knorr
• him since his return ;• he Is yet a member of the
church. William J. Kranth was a member and
very cell acquainted In the congregatien spoken
of, Snalden was a member, was very intimate
with bin family, his character is good.
Crom-examined —Rave bean residing in the
'.city constantly fee eighteen menthe. Einsiden
went Into the army after I lett Conitersville ;
have seen him since; .viaited his family. Heard
of a difficulty he had, prior to one 'ln question,
on the railroad. • .
Robert Cornell, eight years a resident of Coal
tersOine, bad known Sudden for fourteen years
knew his reputation for peace; it was good.
Cross examined—Don't know what other peo.
p'e thlnkofhlm, I always Considered It good;
he bas worked for Me ever since be was old
enough.
Captain F. C. Finnegan sod George Giles also
testified to Snaiden's good nameter.
Dr. l'enny testified that between one and two
o'clock In the morning after the row at FAt it's.
Herrington, accompanied by Snahlen.
Dias and
Ryan, called upon him.
Mr. Reward offered:te Prove
the condition of
the defendants by witness ~,, so sobriety at that
time. . .
Mr, Kirkpatrj e k_moofect on the ground
that It Is Irrelev an t. ObJectkin
Mr. Howard renewed the offer of the tegtittlO•
- ny of the witness OD MO stand to be followed
by that of matter who was situ delbridauta all
ttm wn7 f ro m the seine of the difazut.y to the
t pLy t e t ic h l o s y ni d o id edi Lo re t i d
a b n y k w = h yt ota bio h g e o w n on th lt prove
or s top at ooy place where they could got drink.
cmjected to by Mr. Kirkpatrick, on thegrotthd
at ureievancY. Objection overruled, although
the court thought It wan goleg tot be very out•
ide limit.
Mr. Elwartzwelder--81mply, your Manor. that
Is a redurflo ad obatinbon.
Mr. Kirkpatrick—l agree with the learned
counsel that the , ter, If proven, would certain
ly be a reduetio ad ribiiiralee.
Mr. lioword (Irritated)—lfit Is not ev:dence,
I do got want It.
. .
Mr. Howard, to witness—You have told as
tie defendants came to your office, nose tell as
their condition.
q Railroad.
Anion.
area lilt m
$4l pla
tasconunodatLon Plus m
Witness--They were ail under the influence
of liquor when they were at my borne. There
wan a scalp wound on Renineton's head about
two inches In length, to whit: 11 I applied adtte
siee piaster. I noticed a slicat abrasion of the
skin on the back of Ryan's head, about a half
an loch in length, which did not require nay
attention. Herrington had a cumin:R.l, with
considerable extravasated blood, made with a
blunt it strument.
Jrseph Dick testified Ilia; at the time of the
last difficulty he saw a man with a club; it was
about the time the fuss began, and before he
knew any cutting was done. I saw the map
pick up the club from About the foot - of the
bed and go towards the dancing-room with It.
I waa In the bedroom part of the time, and
part oi. the time up stairs. Daniel ktanaay
came in the bed roam and said he waa cat; this
wen the first I knew of the tattled, it was not
a gnat while before thin that I van the man
Pick up the club; it might have been live min
utes or ten.
Cecse-etamined.-1 had a watrh, did not
look at it; don't know anything about the time;
there was a good deal of fess in the dancing
room, and 1 was outside; it is mere speculation.
Robert Morris was recalled and testified that
he caught up with defendants at Coaltersvillo,
after they left Early's, and went with theta to
Dr. Penny'a. They drank nothing on Um road
that I know of; there were no public houses.
Cross-examtned.—They had gone up the rail.
road about half a mile before I caught up; left
them and went to the river; could not get across,
then followed and canglt up with them again at
Coultersvllle.
Felix 'McKenna, re-called—Saw the tritons,
Robert Morrow, at the house that night. He
appeared to be sober.
Dld he not tell yen that be knocked down
three sr tour
Objected to by the dateline, on tie ground
that the witness' (hlorriV) attention had not
been called to the matter. Objection sustained,
The evidence in the case having closed, the
counsel arranged for addressing the jury.
There will be eaten speeches, four on behalf
of the defense, by Messrs.-Marahatl , Sw /travel
der, Howard and Evans, and three for the
Commonwealth. by Meters. Moreland, Miller
and Kirkpatrick. The Court desired that the.
argument should close this evening,
Court took a teems till two o'clock.
The Court re assembled at two o'clock, when
conned] becan'their 'moment to the Jury.
Jacob H. Miller,Esq of counsel for the
ui
prosecution, inbt:ad the following propoel
gone, citing a number of authorities:
1. That a common purple° nistad among
the defendants, or some Of them, to commit a
trespass, likely to involve a acetone breach of
the peace.
2. That In pursuance of this unlawful com
mon purpose, one of the pritenere killed }RUM-
• • •
If the Jury are sallseeci that the Party
killing entertained &specific Intent to take life,
the homicide will be murder In the Drat degree
In the party perpetrating the offense, and kis
&Amore.
4, If there was no specific Intent take
life, but to dourest bodily harm, then the grade
of the crime would be reduced to murder In the
second degree.
5. IC thi Jury beltevelhat the prisoners, or
any of them, entered Into contest dangerously
armed, and fought under in unfair advantage,
though attune blows hail passed,. the klllingUi
not manslaughter, bat murder In the second de
gree, at hint.
6. 'Mat Mere u CO sect evidence in this
ewe of passion stmerindneed by adequate pro
voetitloo„ es will reduce. the grade of the bond
.cide to mar slaughter.
Berartzwelder, Esq.. of counsel for de
fer.ie, submitted the following isolate, which be
read to the court:
1. 11 the jury belle re, under the evidence, that
II ere was no premeditated .amteert between the
prisonms, then the offense Is not what la termed
a lo•ons homicide, and the law .applicable to
homicide of that characki cannot be applied in
that care.
2. If the Jury ballets that the prisoners had
Gels the common purpose at forcing their way
It to the bows, should they, be refused admit
tance. then, under the evidence, the killing of
Bilestlin was not In pursuance norther common
design, and therefore the act of one Is not the
actof alt. ( Ehaffy's cane, 1 Lew. 104.)
3. If the Jury lielleve that:BA/stile was killed
in a sudden Affray, the killing by one is not the
act of all.
4. If the jury believe that the act was done
with malicious intent by the person killing, aid.
era end abettors are not rbsponsible therefor,
unless the jury are satisfied that they were cog
nizant of the malicloas intent of the slayer.
5. There being no direct evidence as to how
and by whom the fa,al blow was inflicted, the
jury must be satisfied beyond a doubt, that there
Is no other mode, Ender the evidence, of satis
factorily accounting for the. death than that of
the guilt of the'prisoners.
6. There being but Otte CAAI blow elves, the
jury meet oe aarisfied, beyond a resat Roble
doubt, by whom It waif given.
Mr. Miller proceeded to , address the jury.
After explaining the Pennsylvania law of hom
icide, he argued from the evidence that deka-
dant went to Earley's with a purpose 11 kely to
create a breach of the peace. He referred to
the corivereation at Ludwig's Cora, le Coule.s.
line, when Jackaon refasedi as rape sled by
Snaiden, to go to Earley's fos the reason that he
had not beta "lashed," &Alden then saying,
"lie =odds for that, If old Earley says any
thing, well put hint out." .The atatemeet of
Re Heaton to constable Edraundsora ;Ss to the
object of Seaside:4 and DIU belr,tt "to cut the
hearts out of two d— 6 of h—," and thelater
rogatory pat to Idognet,: whether be would not
' , fight the Irish," was farther proof of the "par.
pose." After reciting the evidence as to what
transpired during the fight, the tatting of Men
day and death ofOriattlin, he referred to the re
mark of antigen;eniiiertnently, when outside
the house, and going away, that he- had "cut
ens or two of them, and doubled his knit, In
eh °." Dr. 'Woods, who made the post martens
examination sald.tha the wound (of Brisstlia)
"in the lute tissue was target than theexternal
wopnd wonll Indicate, as If the knife had been
'After this, it Obeid fairly be
argued t....heiden was the man who gave the .
fatal blow. and bra associates were alders and
abetters. Ills (titieldries) conduct was tern'.
tie. Of his having pleti;;;0„a knife three times
into Monday several shamus had testified.
After going one at the lusus‘,.. and when Driest.
ths was dead, or dylrg, he and hiss forced their
way back, breaking In the doer, and both brea
dished knives.- Snelden noshed into eke room
and milling his knife aloft, :Won by h i . God that
irouki sixes neither man 166 r woman t Ho e •
rhigton add It might be knOwn what tried of
a man he was '.-'by OS cutler his 44. ,fr ". - A n d
that (putting h i s hand upon his poc ket) % If
anythlngwas to happen, be had the documents
or was in foilt.'t Jackson had made a ereai
mistake. Ile shonki not have been persuaded
to go to Early's, end was very foolish in no do.
Mg. Thu question of character had been en
tered Into as to all the defendants, but this was
only of service 116 doubtful cases. A tilngttLar
feature _ln title - respect, as regarded Snaldeni
was-presented.. tdr.lfoward,tone of hie •eonn
eel, callodtiro ministers of the Oospel to ea.
tabilin the faetthat Enaiden viasiiCartstian a
. number of church , and having Alone Im
mediately thereafter__calla; r a Witness to
prove that he was drunk on that fatal night
A member of the and a drunkard at the
. sinie time 1 It'erttaalf rig* newish',
for the purpearri ilia case,' to prove that
Snsiden was Intoxicated, and; no fault could on
found with him. 'Mr. killer elaborated on the
propoaltlons which he bad submitted, and ar
gned that from the evidence the Jury could not
welt find the defendants gu il ty of a letter crime
than murder in the second degree.
James Evans Esq, connect for Ifemlngten,
next addressed the jury. Ifs &indeed hhataelf,
' S pecially to the evidence asalnat hisi client, and
made a very creditable croft. I
DI, IttirshaniEeq., far the defense, nest
IMBETTT [NG TISSTIMONT
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adders: ad the Jury, first, however, directm; t in
re marks to the Conk on the • question ns to
common purpose lie Contended that the Com
mon wealth must show affirmatively. clearlV, and
beyond a doubt, that IV was the inten clan of the
deb-am:as to commit a mender. (and read from
Whar on en Homicide, page ai.i before tbay
could txtrivict any of the defendants of such
crime. Rio argument. pethoPs, from the na
turn of the case, era not as clear and well di
gested as It is his wont to make In the many
cares Of importance in which be has been con
ce rtfid during, our erperience es a reporter. Ad
verting to tide evidence, the conclusions he drew
i b trefmro „„ r s plausible and presented with hla
usual eloquence and force. The burden of his
spe , r e, was as to the common purpose of the de
fendants to commit a trespass, or do the deed
f or which they' Were upon trial. He spore
about no hour and a-hall.
W. C. Moreland, Esq„ for the Common
wealth, followed. le Ma opening to the 'Rey,
st the beginning of the trial, he Said he had
fun shadowed what the Commonwealth tepee:oil
to prove. and he would call the Jury to Wit. 13085.
after the lame otnearly four days to too even:U
nction of witnesses, that every promise he had
made bad been fulfilled. He disclaimed any
Persona/ feeling, or any personal pride, and
would only ask such verdict as the law and the
temimerny would require. The Commonwealth
did not seek for'blood. the Urea or lguty of the
prisoners, unless they had forDlt , e'suclit by an
undisguised violation of the law. Throwing
aside all sympathy for the dead, and calmly,
temperately and dhotis-Monate', considering alt
the testimony,-the Jury In their action would.
make true deliverance between the Common.
wealth and the defendauta, It moat be agreed
on an hands that a great pubil, wrong had been
ccmtnitted, a Molt neprovoked murder—Con.
Briashin sent before his Maker without a mo
ment's warning. The questlod as to who did
It—who raised the bowie-knife that canoed the
lift-blood to llowwas a Melded in doubt, The Com
mot wealth could not say, behold the man Is
Spada), or behold the man In Dina. All the
Commonwealth Weld do was to adduce the
plain unvarnished facia. He had never In bra
li fe, or In his experience at the bar, Amy so an
satisfactory or inconsistent a defame as had
been made in the case. The dchndsztta had of
fered evidence or good character against the
damning proof that aborriole murder had been
commilltd by them. A 1 he had stated in his
first opening. the conviction of Jackson and
Smith was not asked tor. unless the jay be
lieved iht y wilfully Joined In the design of the
other defendanta in emit g to the house
of John Early, sod participated In
what followed. Mr. Moreland then called the
attettion of the Jury to the evidence upon com
bination what the defendants avowed, what
they said, and what they did at Early% to per-
EllanCe of their common purpose. First there
wail a light with Gilkey, and next the murder
at thisatlla and the stabbing of Monday. The
defendants came to the house, said they would
have whatever (boy wanted, flak possession of
the dancing floor. Hiss and Sudden had knives,
the blade of the Termer four and that of the lat
teratx Inches long, and Flemington had a `quit
dy billy." Snaiden, besides his knife, had
knuckle's, with which he struck Dtas.
At a quarter tee sixt'cloct, Mr. Moreland was
interrupted in hie 'perch, and Court adjourned
WI nine o'clock; this morning, when be will re-
Come.
Fire In English and Co.'.. Publishing
Uouse—Glrl Seventy Burned.
The alarm of fire last night was occasioned
by the partial burning of the Odeon building,
on Poorth street near Wood, occupied by A. H.
English and Co., as a book bindery and pub
lishing house, and R. H. LOU ' S sewing machine
ware room. On the Seth day of July last, Just
four months ago, the same firm were horned
out, the main building now occupied by them
being the ono In which the Are originated. The
'damage was soon repaired, however, mad the
trim seas agaln to active operation. The In
crease -of their business required that they
should occupy more room, and • few weeks
since they rented a portion of the Odeon build
leg. Joining the two holism by cnttlng • door
ways from one to the other. The front part of
the first door In the Odeon building was partl
tiontd off, and was used by Mr. R. H. Long as
• sewing machine ware room. Immediately
back of this room was the drying roam of the
biadery and It was here the fire originated.
A younggirl named Maggie Bilis, daughter
of Robert Me, • printer employed at W. B.
Haven's, while In the act of lighting the gas In
the beck part of the MOM, accidentally set Ire
to the paper which Was hanging suspended on
strings for the purpose of drying Terror at
what eh* had done elated her to faint, and she
was only restored by the Intense palm occasion
ed by her binning clothing. In her Disney she
dashed through a back window, narrowly w
eeping falling Into the cellar, and by some
means sealed the brick wall In toe rear of the
building, and made her way Into — Prank Ard
ray's stable, where she was attended to by Dr.
Murdock, end after her. Ininries were dressed
she was [moved to her father's residence on the
0111. She was terribly burned about the fete
breast sad arm!, but the Doctor does not cor r . i
alder '
dangerous.
in the meantime tta dames Mere .pre,dlag
with terrible rapidity, and in a few momenta the
first and 111 cond stories of the Odeon were a WWI
of tire. The prompt antral on the ground of
the fire department ;pre -tented the flames trout
spreading, but owing to the cOtabustlbla Mate
rial In the building, the distraction of the two
dories and there eoutente was nearly emenlste.
Mr. Long saved • number or sewing natetileee
le a damaged condition. They was taken to
the Mayor'• Mike, where they remain at pres
ent it was Impossible last night for say of
the parties interested to make an estimate of
Um!, tees. The male balltlituf of Muesli it
Co received ail Its damage from water. Al
though the flames felled to cOtecnualeate with
It, it was moat thoroughly drenched.
Mr. Long is not insure so far at we Could
aseertala. The other insurances are an fol
lows:
A.U.Rogllah t Co aro Inured lo the
dEtna
I. Co. of Ilaritart, Ci 2.5.000
Putnam 66 .6 .... . 2.500
Cbarkr Oat •• •• " 5 . 000
Ttumes •6 Norwith.. 2,500
Harraorly " New York 3,000
Henze. thalth BEd Jenkins am Insured cm
eiemotYlie Plates for 113,000. by the :E ma In
surance Company of Hanford. Messrs. A. A.
Canter Bro are the agents for all of Ike above
Insurance companies.
The Ire department are certainty entitled to
great credit for the promptness with which they
were Oa the around and in operation. Bath
buildings were tilled with combustible material,
and had they been a few minutes later, there is
no telling to what extent the devouring element
would hate 'pined. Thanks to their energy,
the destruCtion was Stayed with comparatively a
small ices.
Decision In the Cam!, otCopeland v■. *tur
tle and Morey.
Judge M'Caadlesa, of the United States
Cit
cnikeCourt, yesterday rendered 'decision in the
cud of Ferro& T. Copeland vs. Daniel H. Bar
tle and A:bert G. Morey, in which some 11250,-
, :00 were )evolved. The allegation eat to, th In
ccmplehaant's bill was, that he had been in
duced, by fraud and misrepreseitatioc, to part
with Lis farm an ?Mrk., wader certain stipala
tione, to Morey, at a price greatly below its val-
Le, end he asked the Court In equity, to annul
I e deed. Judge McCandless, In his dec:sion,
r•ated-thatD he deed had been obtained by gross
freed, and. ought to be set aside and annulled—
and Vast thn - complainant is entitled to a decree
according to the prayer of the bill. The facts
In this case were fully reported In our paper at
the time of the argument, 4100111 two weeks
•ednec, and we need not repeat them now. 8. A.
Purriaacc and 13. F. Lucas, Esq.., appeared for
the complainant, and IL D. Foster and W. J.
Corbett, Esqs., for respondents,
Freedmen's Meeting
Oa flattudayevening, - at Lafayette Hall, our
citizens will bare the opportunity of hearing
come of tha,vaterans in the cause of Freedom,
at the annituraary of the Freedmen's AM Com•,
minion. Judge Bond has taken a very active
part In the mearures which led to emancipation
in Maryland. Mr. Shepherd la Secretary of the
new National oryanization, which is aniline the
aorta of all the Freedmen's Aid Autoclettona
tp the country. Mr. Garrison slid Mr. Thomp•
eon, are known everywhere: We hope oar chi_
zens will give three gentlemen a ;hearty we
come.
Becalms Driving.—A young man who - gatre
his name fie Jones, was arrested for driving
through the streets la a furious moniker. He
was very abtedve to the officer, and a com
plaint for disorderly conduct was ;two lodged
against him. Upon hetes taken to the Mayor's
office, he was recognized as an old offender by
the name of Wells. - lb) stowly dealed this be
ing Ms name at Mut, but finding ho was too
_ l . ll l known, he admitted his name to be Wells.
4 1°.wslincd two dollars and costs, - end was
committed to the Watch bonne to multi there
oath tble morning, at which time, if the fins IS
not Paid. he will be committed to All for
twenty-fone
EtaJa.—Tha barometer time no false Indica
tions this tlma• It demoted rateyesterday even.
thg, and a short time attar dark the rata comp
sieneettalLtar• . It bats at stalest as insulin
we lbOttid bays 012011 101 b cams the river to
tFllthj Clo l3ll ll. — Tb euestion of the
street commiuloner . ..-13 called t..• the state ay (le
miring at the inter- Initainn of Omit, Liberty
and 'Washington streets. It Is In aternm e eon _
dition. Passengers bound for the depot sr . the
. .
principal sofferets.
.
The Family Letter Scale; for ascertainin g
the 'mount or bobber of poster, stamps to be
affixed to a letter, is the simplest and toast do.
rabic Instrument of the laid yet introduced.
For tale Li W. A. 011denicany;15.FIfttrelroet•
Book Notteei.
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HISTONIT ow To. Malt sate rwienrsares cm TRU
irrelt Z 9F.r°rnatTo'Vroil ugZ7 r N l :w ß l r o:'
,
D. &ppteem. a Co. Pitteburgh: Dav e ., Clarke
& Co., 93 Wood street.
Evangebaru, Ritualism and Rationalism have
long been e mtendmg for the superiority.
Their success has been various. Sometimee
one bee avert the field and gained the prepon
derance, and sometimes anpliter. During the
apostolic period the contest erns Scree between
the respective abettor, of Evangelism and Rit
ualism. In a abort time, bowers'', the former
triumphed and Judaism declined, The newt
contest was between ritualism and rationalism.
At length the former carried the day and zoos
deism inlaid In the Reformation of the 16th
century Evangelism triumphed once more, and
for a long time Dept In the eacendent. After
wards rationalism been me rampant on the con
tinent of Europe, and rituallem enjoyed a re
vival in England under Land. The idiom of
II ealey, Whitlield, and others completely sap
ped the feundations of the rationalistic form of
;•hrlstimalty which commenced Its carter In
Englsai on the restoration of Charles 11 .
At this distant dny no denn • tiori of Rational
ism Is required. It subordinates everything to
the test of human reason, which la held to be of
supreme authority In deciding matters of faith
ai d morality. It ignore] entirely the supernat
oral and miraculous In worldly affairs.
When Merle D'Aubigue made his lest seat to
Germany In Isl 7, shortly aft, his consecra
tion to the ministry of the gosr, he •• was
strained —mmost overwhelmed, b the tempest
of rationalism nod tundelity wh h was then
ragtag." Every periodical, he read, and almost
every man—lay or clerical—whom he ro-t ges
more or less or der she Influence of Mto poison of
rationalism aed inllddity. But the nationalism
of the pr, sent day la very different from the ea
eionalumna vulgar', ankh D'Auhigne found in
Germany to 1817. Skepticism and !midday
se• kto lure the multitude now by the merecri.
cloys adornmenta of a classical enci dignified
alyle, and a graceful and polished rhetoric .
The object of one euthor, as Mated by him
self, Is to "trace the history of the spirit of Rs
tionelism," by which he understand!' ( *a ternffri
vat of thought or bias of reasonieg," which'
"loads men on all occasions to eutmedleate deg.
mm,, the01, , ,,v to the dictates of rinser, and
con.clen, a '
Ihe tier trine is btololy :ail d narn anal mote
tauLtd abet when.:ver a change of op aloe
tabs 1 , , is MlOl In is Isregard I, any slated,
a Is rite, t d through the "Inielim tad condi
tion" of the people , and is doe resull_of 'gen
eral causes ," Or, n other words, tarn Range
not their opinions le consequence orAny pro
cc. of argumeoteolon that may . been brought to hear upon them, bet not e'en ac
count of a predisposition to receive" he °plu
tons that prevail. Thus, the revival or Grecian
, f r
literature, the Improvements In the MIS, aml-the
opposition given to the scholastic dons* of the
Middle ages manifested "the tendon*, Of the
reformation" lone before its sdeent. ••
It would be impossible, however,thin one
narrow limits , to examine such a tile rt thor
oughly. The style of the.book , al nth far
from being faultless, is nevertheless VW. ha
historical meats, ere think, may be relied
upon. But from the sentences quoted above, It
will be seen that the reasoning is very Illogical
and sophistical. Besides, this book amends
with sly flings at the Christian system, and al
though valuable for reference, It will lave to be
read by the orthodox with great caution-
Ma. licanasaan Atneratsereartew °term awn
or TIM thsanudow. Written by hamittif. Saw
work: D. Appleton & 00. Putestught forma
by Delis, (Dark & tie., es Wood stresto -
The author of the "Attie Nlghte* limited
that his might live no longer than be was atilt:
exercise the faculty of writing, Some • one
said, Penlight, In all decency, hart/ado:red, "&nd
End readers." if this Is to be the memettee Or
James Buchanan's life we think bill days oft
earth are very Pauly at an art. Ali/meta there
la muck =Malty manifested tu certain quelnee
to eee how the politically ddanct "old Mao-
Mowery" vindleateS himself from the Off re"
prated charge of hawing betrayed the came at
the Utdon, we do not think that “Rechanan'e
Administration" will be very genendly or ft•y,
long reed. So far front vindicating him, We
weak MA, Involves him In greater guilt,
as It is a mere repetition of ulpaln.r.
cal heresies to which he gave miter
since while he disgraced the l' ential
chair, When Sir Morton Pets,, the gront En
glish railway king, was ha New York, •ho de
clared in one of his speeches that Mr. Ildshanert
was to blame for much, If not all of the opposi
tion given in England to the Federal cones dur
ing the progress of the rebellion, Ismailia he do
dared when Et caldent of the United dates, that
the government renowned no power to 'coerce"
a State to remain in the Coln,. its tide decla
ration be ne mate, the English people, relyirg
upon the soundness; ofMr. Daehanan'sintetpre
tation of the fundamental law of the United
States. looked upon the war as neuaderourt and
uneoratitutionel on the part of the North.
This doctrine Mr. Bnahenan reiterates In hie
'Admlnistrsi 4 OP, u and pot only contends for
Sta; es' rights, hut for States' sovereignty,
witiob Is only another nano for Stiles' Inman
cy. There neieer nal a 6as - ter pOritlaiii absurd.
ity. Its absordity was eufflciently demonstrated
under the "Confederation," Whlch.gs3 Ono of
the most loctßelent and powerless governments
that ever was monaGLlshoth Under throAsttelet
of POntederiltin the Colon was among the
seat% igsrf etenerding to Ito second itetiltli of
that isffgrallia.st, "each retained its soreeelpery,
&redact and Independence." It was soon found
that • government hes: d upon such prinelples
could new Ca anything else than loopmatlve,
and a eeemenUwo was accordingly called 3017'31
to amend the /trades ore:confederation. Instesd
of carrying out la original Latention, Lim ason•
ventlon hauled the present lionstkutloi. the
war power of which has been demonstrated by
the beet jurists 12 the land, but we t=tr
more
efficiently ty Grant, Sheridan an .
man and thaw lame lagkam. tint the Itearig
hie old deepsgtgne is neither convinced
nor ding yet. Ile very mode:slily
States In L is preface that although bin book was
writtsa immediately alter the outbreak of the
rebellion, Its "publication. was aelayed to avow
the possible Imputation, Tiniest es this 'would
have been, that any portion of it was branded
to embarrass Mr. Lincoln's administration In the
vlg.r.eas prosecution of pending hostilities."
Bat be has no conscentlems sernplom skeins&
publleting it now, caeca)] it seeks to rekindle
the natlon•destrolleg heresy of States' sover
eignly, and thereby to throw obstacles In the
way of reconetmetion. It lea glorious conso-
lation that Isle pen le Impotent to accomplish
evil, se be Is derblred both by political friends
and foes, No rth and South_
Its was very trader of Mr. I ineoln'S Ald
ministration. lie slyly Inslnure as that It ores
Mr. Lincoln's wee, waged to utter defiance of
Constitutional warrant; and therefore, we sup
pose, has not one wolf of:Commendation for the
soldiers who bravely defended the oatton'A gag
We have examine' the book with esnadararde
e re, and have failed to find one expression of
atltude towards the soldiers of the ffnles.
In very troth, the DWI( Is rather a finds
dust " aholitlor lets," the press, the pulpit,
and the church, than • defense of Mr. Beaten
an's administration. In the secand paragraph
he denounces, the preachers bccanae they pro
claimed ••• the higher law." thereby leaving no
to Infer that the report wee false, that be ho
came penitent after he left the presidential
chair and went home and joined the eharch.
In almost every page be defends the south
sad denounce, the north, averring frequently,
that the former "was more sinned against than
sinning,"
Mr. Buchanan esi a that the people of Moaaa
chusetts had no more right to discuss the aboli
tion of slavery In South Carolina than they had
to discuss Its abolition In Brunt]. And yet he
maintains that wt/ have a right In say who
shall rule over hiceleo t
Pe; haps we hove pall too much of a compli
ment to an author, Who, although tottering on
the Wink of the grave, le evidently no friend
to his country, that has honored him so highly
and eo tong; but an hottest Indignation pre
vented to from saying leis.
61/1131/Alll B.TAAULI TRIOOOII Toe loan,.
'Weber end Incidents of rho tAnsipsorn. By
Cant. D. P. Corryorykam. New York : Hbaldon
co, Pittsburgh, for solo by Darts, Clarke yr.
On.
Every hook written about Sherman's am
pulla most prove Interco Ing. This one le pre
eminently intorestleg. The author served , In a
twofold capacity *nag the march. Ho was a
correspondent of a New York paper, and a vol.
tartar old-ele amp. He was an anwitnees of
the battles fontht, end of most of the incidents
described. On this account the boot possesses
a panned freshnets.
SOSIETIIIWO Nov Pea or LlTll.llFamtlfull. OH
gID.I stones In verse. Published by J. B. Ltp
pincon & Co.. Philadelphia, and for enle by Da
rla, Clarke & Co., PitteLurgh.
Thor Is a book of versified etorlea forchlldren,
by Fanny Fern, who very modestly only gives her
initials, F. F. It is well gotten op, and will be
appreciated 'ay the Juveniles.
Tint Fay. By Theodore Tilton.
I t
ill Is beautiful nursery rhyme richly ll
lust stud. Published , by Sheldon and Co., New
Yor , and for sole by Davis, Clarks .t. Co., 93
W... titre. t, Pittaburrih.
14 ,
e Gearing -itteillogar Case.--Thie case
Is a 11 on trial in the Dourict Court, before
Ju e Hampton . The plaintiff's case *unload
on oixteeday, whom the counsel for Manta?
moved to. Di:intuit the plaintiff. The 140ii011
waelarame4 at sonic teazel and overruled by
Judke Hanipton. The etaininateen of witnesses
OA the other side IS now progreutag. and •
verdict will perhaps 1101 be arrived at before
- t3at•'• • .
Church DedlcaUou.—The hew Cellolle
church, 111 the Flith Ward, will be dedicated on
the I.7th of December.
young Hun's .Friand.—Viramintdri to
card DiSMICS. For sale by druggists.
Arid ter the Young Man% Friend. A. pamphlet
giving the symptoms and treatment of private
disease' accompanies each Box.' or can be bad
by Addressing Young Man% Friend, Boz 99,
Cinpinnstti. with s three cent stamp unbind.
to Joseph Fleming, Cronies Paper,J• 11. ?MUM,
W. Fox Co.. Albs:hens.
From Yesterday's vetaug Gazette. " k ending November:,, nod ace the , eziaril
of bLe year
Reward for EemlpiDd erLsonera 19,d 11634. 1965,
lot the weeds_ 13,251,01 V.1,5,0,2M
Ile four prisoners schr 4ettkly ereeped from ,t- Porteti 163 .6-U4 - 55 106,613.57 a 14,6 AA%
the Lawrence County Ja at Nei.reastie are n, h J0n.1... $13f.66.9,25a 191,643 99
Still at large, and rewards lu sle been offered for The exports of domestic produce fur the work
911, Ito ef,1.21.31. tt,sit bbla wheat sour,
their wrest and delivery ay (he JCL The tel 11'.
rye flour, 1 2 / 6 bbl corn meal, ~vvo bunk
lowum are the descriptions of the raga vas, wheat, too bush pens, 54,0411 bush corn, 11l Pkb'S
candies 9 .0 hot coal. 7219 tales cotton,lsl9 bales
milk the reward' offered for each h•y, galls petroleum, tin littuts and 1,347
Thomas Lykean, of Marlon county, Ohio, other pkg. crude tobacco. 29,123 lbs manufactured
committed for an mama! and battery and tar-I do, 2.211 bbls rice 753,cas lb. tallow
cent'; be is about are feet tea Inches high, glen-
der built, dark complexion, black hair, moue- , PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARK ED
toche; went without a hat, and had on a blue
blouse—may be wounded with a pistol shot ;
about 95 years old. 9150 reward.
Albert 'Curtis, about five feet eight Inches i
high, heavy built, dark complexion, probably
25 yearn old, some negro blood In him, pimples
on his thee, his residence was in Shanan,go
township, Mercer county; was In prison on the
cduirge of horse stealing—had on a frock or half
sack coat. $l5O reward.
Peter Miller, was charpd with lareeiy; tire
feet nine or ten !ache, In height, heavy built,
an Irishman by birth, dark complexion, dark
hair—bad on a short sack brown coat, slouch
hat 9100 reward.
L'mpihry Conkly, goes by the name of Jim
charged with larceny; about fire feet eight in
ches high, slender built, light halt and coal.
plexion, bas a scar on his lett arm, caused prob
ably by a burn, had on when lie left a long dark
frock mat; of Irish descant; 25 or wyeara
9100 reward,
Payment of Commutation Does not Flit-
empt from Homily Tao
An important case, and one In which the pub
lic lu general are Interested to a-entisiderable
extent, was disposeitof In the District COroi on
Saturday last. It was presented in tire form of
stated case In which the Scheel Din-ctors of
6um Township were plaintiffs, and John Ewer
1/118 defendant. The facts of the case are as
follows John Ewer, a citizen of said town
ship, was drafted in July, 1963, under the act of
Congress, paid the Mt commutation and was
discharged from further liability. In 1.564,
T,tcratity tax, under the prorialona of the bean y
act of Pcnnailcatda, was assessed and levied OM
him, amounting to $55, by the School Directors
Of said township, which ho rensei to pay,
claiming that ho was exempt under the creep
th.n. in sale Bounty net, and hence this stated
ease.
The point of hive euhroltted to the Court
for ita deetaent whe.her he, having paha
the rommutation -n yea* ti !nada to pay
bounty tax ed, r the pro,,, nna ,:.idnen.
Meillel. Moffitt and C.•hr to appeared for the
Belem)! Directors, and B. 1, Childs, Eaq., forth,
defendant. After hearfig tee arguments of the
Counsel, the Court derided that the payment of
commutation die not hying the defoadont with
in the exceptions contained la the 4th section of
said art, therefore ho was Hattie to pay said tax,
and ordered Judgment to be entered In favor of
the plaintiffs for 114, the amount of tax so as
k/teed and levied
. on him, do a citizen of sold township.
...Beggar" Sent Vp.—A. man named Aires
Jackson, Wang from Maryland. was &messed
this morning by officer Hess, of the Allegheny
Tice. for drrekenntra, It appears that for some
time put Jackson ban been going from konaa
to house begging for money with which be pre
tended he procured the neceestrles of llfa, hat
milts to the contrary, ha has spent It for "old
Rye," and has once before been locked ap for
ILnnkennn►. He was sent to Jell for twenty
four hams.
The Chattier, Valley Railroad.—The ash,
of the Chortler* 'Valley Railroad, wtuch wee to
here taken place to-day, (Dith Inat.,) by orderof
the &prone Court, to satisfy the holders of the
mortgage, bonds, has bee, postponed on &pen
cation Of itheoontraetonr, who hare a flee pp
the mad, atd who protest against the sale dir -
tattler Interests are ,secared. The sale has
been postponed llapappilcation of the coo.
'tractors has been disposed. of.
Mill DeatreTed—The steam mill at Indus
try, Boater county, owned by W. 8. P. Briggs,
yrsa totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday
'erinkg of Lat. neut. The fire resulted from
- friction of the fault machine, and the build
tolrether slth thicty dye hundred bustebi
of pen was destroyed. The lops Is estimated
st ant, $15,000. The amount of Insurance
waa,55,000."
ROBINSON. McCLRAN & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 78 Fourth, Ntreet Pittsburgh.
Pasto solv er sJI kinds of Gonna:lent Fetednes
Gold, , Unsorroot Book Rotas, sad
llosseattc Ragbagle, ste., &e.
udotadta sissalvadAti Pll,ll rtrrrns sod CUR
BERCI.
- lateral allowed oo Woe deposit'. Collect:on"
made to all part" of the Bolted State' op non
tin orable terns.
Owen or:waded with gtspotle! ter e'r_rything
In tb ‘ = eel • 1- th° ale' York, Patio.
bursa Wooers' Boards strictly
wolorenektstop.
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& 1ta•.0.17: D READ
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FINANCE AND
IsPOECERS AND BANKERS BOAR
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10 National fiedaing Is Slliring I 'a. 6 00
Gold opened at a alight decline. New York
rates GS. Pittsburgh Ifni/ buying—selling •t
Ila. Governments reported Itrmer in the New
York marked, but without nay advance in doota
ttolla s Buying, Pittsburgh market-6's 11391, 106
lire Twenties, latd at part 'Ol and '63 at 09 Te•
Fortlea, no; Certificate., liti'voo963 Seven Thirty .
note., Ist Isacte, 96!.1;11,14 and 3d,9G` , doptai —selltng
half per cent higher on each
Nu operation. Itt Bank shores to-day, Sava ft
few lamina 01 Peoples National al EN. hgAge
National Bank oderml at 1136-1 V bidt 3f. & 31.
36 bid.
-Nctluns/ of Interest to rspott In oil .Lorca. I 'O
unitita sootintie• to dseline. We •re told the
Lock wag mired on the street •t 20,-15 w•. Gtd
at morning board for a linaltuil amount.
Lancaster ts Ilierry Hun changed hands to
M=MMI
with n tlowntratil Ic 0t11,141 nt 11,00-90<
—The bank movement in New York, as Indica
ted by the return of weekly svaragea of the lead
ing items, indicates an easier Money market. The
deposit ti ne and the amount ut legal Wader. held
by the banks are up about two millions since
Monday hf last week. And the currency and
gold balances In the Trea•ury Vibes are up about
eight millions. These are signs of a favorable
domestic exchange in the direction of New York,
and as the market of that city, ton considerable
extent, controls here, the favorable influence
may be expected le extend to this city. The le
gal tender notes held to bank alone are close on
to fifty million.. The other departments of the
hank returns also favor a steady, ifinot an easier
money market. The leading National Dank•
there are gradually availing of the proiltx of a
asst circulation Which the system afford. to the
associations of large capital. As coot nor e.l with
this time last yeat, the banking capital of New
York city has Ineren•ed about eleven and n 1.4 It
millions, the lonn• shunt thltly-two nud a half
muttons, and the deposits about fourteen millions.
The Increase In the Sub-treasury there Ise .'ew
hundreds less than thirty millions. The lose of
specie In the same time In some eight millions.
These are very simple facts, but they point pimp
ly to the cause of high pile... and mark to the
Minder every observing man the great dlincully
In the disparity of the upward movement of Po
per, and downward course of c .10 to be overcome
In vertchlea an early resumption of 4/MC imp.
ments.—Patle. Ledger.
—ln order to keep up a supply of currency,
generally scarce In tin! Interior, some of the banks
are remitting securities in liquidation of their
balances; which accounts for the steady indult of
Governments and their weakness la the Lastern
cities. With such a condition of exchanges, how-
ever, although we may not be sure of any Imp.,
tent surplue or currency, yet we are clearly safe
against any drain. and an easy condition of the
money market may be reasonably calculated upon
The prersuse for currency to the West will tend
to draw out the annilued portion of the Nations
bank circulpUon to Witch that section is eat tied,
a process which will soon enable the banks to ro.
wit teat in currency instead of Securitick 'cad et
the National bank
to strengthen governments and to augment our
surplus of mangy.
.
—A Wilhlngton dispatch soya 1 • •
To net- at rest nil the rumors with reference to
capital;rhi c o eb f ; s lt l°° l; °°° repolted ln , Will be recointruaided
by the Secretary of the Treasury. we can state
upon the very best authority that no such in
crease of thatiank capital will be "recommended,
either by the Secretary of the Treasury or the
Controller of the Currency. except epee theea
press condition that the increase In 14$ bonds par
chased With 11100,000,000 of impil tender., to be
withdraorn from the currency and replaced by
soooca,ooo of National blink Cotes. .Yids will re
sult in an actual. reduction of 1110,0 t I,OIXI In the
currents.
—The export* from New York frotainue large.
The following shows the export' (exclusive of
n ec k) from rigiv Toth to foreign ports for the
Ornoe or ram Pprvastrr.oo riAnTT;
Tnemkoar, November 30, 1065.
CIII:DE—Tbe Crude market was again attire
. .
and him to-day,, and as compared with yesterday,
prices have still further advanced. Quotations
may be fairly given at 27V.423, bits returned, atd
v bbls included—it to said that 34 was Mitred for
loon bids this afternoon, delivered free on board
cars. Sale of 300bblo at 23, bbis returned; ISO at
174; 200 at 2.71 i; 300 at 29; ten at 142 at :it 1000
et 33 f. o. b.; 2xo, pert to arrive, at 2S: end 0400 In
bulk, on Wednesday, at 27. The market closed
dim and some it hat excited, and some holders are
asking 00.
lIEFLYED—There sra• mere activity to the
market for bonded oil to-day, and tee can report
several large trormortions, both for present and fu
ture delivery. In prices there is nd remarkable
change,
though the tendency is upward tal4l oar
refiners, generally, anticipate a still farther ad
vance. Sate nt 1000 hbl. “Ardeeco" and 1000oKe) stone- for nil December, sellers option, at
67; also too “Eag'e,"' nod 600 “Petroitte” same de
livery and option, at 7,7 q, the former net at
works; ia, for larstary, at 67; 500 for early in
February, at fa, also. looo—on Wednesday—lst to
16th December, eeller• option, and not tato 3.oth
of DefetylbPr, Pettert Option, at 6,5, delverod la
Philadelphia. Free Ott Is firm and advancing;
.ale of 'OO bbls at 77.
NAPTIIA AND RKSlDT.Ttiill.—There is a fair
demand for Residuum but as yet. tbore Is no
change In the price. gales of Sep bbl. at Shal.
Nepths, In the absence of 1131 CO, may be rooted
at :nail In bond. and MiUgg free, nceording to
packages and gravity.
RECEIPrh—The receipts of 011 by the All,
gheny River singe our last report were as follow.:
P. Logan.. ..... 151 i IL Wray .....
Fisher 5. 2115 Duncan& Dunlap._.
H. Zioaenbach-. . e 1 J... Wilkins...—.
Cook Si Horner..... 135 J. Gllleapia...._.
11 H. Collin.
W. B. Darner...._. VatJas. Iscatier—.
J. T. Stosksialc_... 2001
CENTRAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
Reported Entrees/7 far the Pittatuligh Gazette.
Or nog or WM' PR - M1 . 11 , 110n GAELTTe,
Tni ::a. , November al. Said.
t'ATTLE—There wive n bmtet feeling, appar-
ently, manifested to the t'attle t rade this week
than last week, owing ntalnly to more favorable
advice. from New Tort, but the supply nevem he
lm., was fully equal to the demand, and while the
market ruled steady, there is no decided advance
to note la prices. The qualit rof the cattle on sate
was better than usual thin week, and with a very
fair shipping demand, good fat cattle sold without
ninth dielculty at the rates current Last week,
nay 7 to It, and one bunch of extra Ohio Steen.
•veraeln,r nearly fourteen hundred pounds brought
For stock cattle the demand *amino.; ee
is
ry
light, and for this grade of rattle the market
dull and depressed, and quotetions may be fairly
given at 6to IN, according [equality. There Was
a fair number of Eastern bayere In attendando
tbia Week. and a moderate number of cattle
were bought for Philadelphia, yes York and
Baltimore.
tiOGS—The transactions le Hoge have
the
lastmoderate during the past *week, sad for the
last two or three days, there was next to nothing
done, buyers and sellers being apart In their views
and feelings', the former asking for material con.
emulous, to which latter geeerallyieppeared Un
willing to submit, preferring rather to ship fur
ther East on their own account. .The arrivals
continue fair, including quite a number from Chl
elk/MU and Oldies°, and with a limited demand.
prices have steadily declined each during the week
and even with the concessions, buyers operate
very eauttondy, owi to the irrelar and =-
settled condition of the Eakt,era markets. MN ,
log the early pan of the week, lodes weremade
at lgyiell Pent. grows here- but since then the ten
tcrey hae been steadily ownward, and today
two bunches changed hood, et and some buy
ears refused toga above 0 mental
SHEEP—The arrivals have tieen rather larger
this week than lest, but with rather better den
mate, pliers have been eristethed, ranging from
ON tot muds, for common to extra fat mutton
Sheep. No tothaactions In stock Sheep or Lambs
SBA eOrireqUee UT. we have noatalm to mooed Or
quotations to make,
antrlinalqi sTofir InOlt WON - :la, TO NOT. :Tit.
Hoge. Cattle Sheep.
Phliattelphia...-.....-- Lae • 1::ta
- ••.• 1800 145
New York
way Points
44 55
Total 16470 1464 ILSS
Sate, Bum.
Me/inlttlw to Oorttrao.
Lollar.; dr Co. to Prat_ ..
(hark r Rahon to Cou6rao
Cooltu to HMO..
l'lark to /leaser
Reeler to Pratt
Kahn to Rawl—
St or:alatker to Iltate4..—.
LOY"
pt.* to_bos le
1t u,t
Flvfo'tu H
llokot, to H
t r i , T to !Irmo,
Trotter to Iles.. r
fitigal . 4. R ...,
Starry to Rawl
Taylor! to
&eller. Buyer. .!,-.. Au, ?Sc,.
Gardiner to Orr 60 303 PIO Si
11011nerlk - Vo. to tdeArdie 90 2.50 10 Gi
2113330nutam to 01t.... —... 111 150 10 73
Warner to 011ehrelat. . 00 MS 10 711
W.cat Inger tot: tehrent... —_ M 220 10 25
Adkun to 011ebrent . 64 715 10 75
Itelidmonn to Chletarlet..• La—. 60 277 ID 73
Clask to Stlon.r.. 49 2.9) 10 00
Bundy to liolcus /14 C 0.....— ..... M 220 10 70
Ward to Oedema.— 13 =3 II 00
' Cranford to Yealel __
66 =7 11 00
Cook loirstson—:.... - ..—........,,,,,40.--en .3000
Hurst to Gtlehrelet 103 207 11 ICI
111111er to Meaner M. 275 10 90
Smith to 1311ebrent.....—..... 113 PM 11 CO
Funk to Hedges —_--- 91 077 It 03
McKee to Sledges V 7,5 I 1 00
ItoseaLsek to On. ...... _......... 39 070) II 00
302100 ta Yeanl _ Bs Mt II 00
Robertaeo to 011chnslat -- 274 MI 11 00
Oamobell to 011ehrelat ...... —. 1M 230 lo 75
Collto to Otlchrefitt 64 IM3 II 03
51111er to Intlgre ...... —... 190 70 10 00
51aple to Orr 45 271 11 00
Studebaker to (Matelot 4 49 300 10 90
Penal) ta GOehrelat......_ ....... 31 270 10 0)
Chwes• to Alio tort--.--...-- 354 303 II 76
Thlnoraon to Orr 33 M 3 966
Steel to Orr—. 54 076 - a3O
I=MCMI
I=l
lioltae• & Pl:Letter to Uloain 35 head of oxen,
cow. and littera. averaging 10215, at 0.
I lark & atau to XlcConrlke SS head of good
soul ha/ n 0010 oxen, averaging 1416, at T.
Peter Klenaen tot 'lark & ?data o 10 head of good
.fork ere., averaging 1000, at
Stern & OoLlanuth to Frank b. to head of
good Oho) and Kentucky cow. end steers, aver
fl
o fug 1000,
a utr soldf t or.,3:Leid. to Plnsan St Co. Itti head of
good Isdiana steers, averaging 11(10,at I.
Shigler to Frank CO head of fairish cattle, aver
agingltoo, et 0.86.
Miller to Putty ft, g g gel bin 75 ,175, at tit .
„
Kosendall fo IL, ha. ny 101 extra cattle, weigh
log 128.100, at
Humes to Maker 10, averaging 1000, at
flumes to Stolth 41, weighing n 07.:,, at Zr.
fly tve. to Milott 40 good stock cattle, et, eraging
It IX), al 5,00.
li lenten to Montague & 57 head of good
Pr non steers, 1,1 , 1-aging 1171, at
,ti . ,„ delivered to
Wotan to McCort, We In head of extra Ohio
eteere, the beet to market thin week, averaging
nearly 1400, at 8,Z.).
Caaaady to McConville at tend of extra prime
cattle, weigLing f 9,74.0. at
Mooney to liurat S Co. 10 head, weighing 19,250,
at El,.
time to Todd CI head common/all atonic, aver
aging 600, at
Midge. to Montague ft Co. 64 head of good fat
cows and helfera, weighing 60,425, at 7.
Tri)....r to 30 head of good stock cattle
la 0.4.
Crum to Birch 35 good @lechers, weighing U,300,
at 5,05.
et:wig to Flank 4 l'e. 29 fairish cattle,aelghlng
22,1.41, At 9,99,
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
PITTIDOLOII. roar W•TEEIE IaeIO R. R.,
Nov R-84 bids apples, H W Burium; 100 hides, 08
N Hoirstott; 200 bags potatoes, E M Bond; 101 bbl.
do, E Ileasieton; lsr bags do, 66 bbl. do, Volgt S co; 20 bbl. do, 31 Toole; 807 half blooms, !Littman,
Bahu a. co; - M4 do do Palk, Bro co; _l2ll barrels
praetor., Jas Hutchins; Soars wheat, D Wallace;
1 , ar lumber, 3tetinewan S Douglass; 1 do do. B
•zelimtdt; bid, tobacco, It Dalzell; 25 bbla lime,
King & co; 1 ear wheat, Hitchcock, McCreery
co; 107 eke potatoes, E Cottrell; 1 car wheat, J S
Liggett & cc; 2 ears lumber, Geo Rule; 40 boxes
cßeese, Shomaker S Lang; 30 dos brooms, It Rot.
Ism; & co; 8 do do, John Poi tertleld, 10 do do, lobo
foolery; 2 kegs bra ler, Geo B Jones; 1 car corn,
Simpson Et Knox; 100 Ws gout, Simpson b. Knox;
10 bales cotton, Rohn., Dell b. co; I plc. tobacco,
P 11 McKenna.
01.kva1.san •ND 1 . 17 . 1,11011111 RAIL ROAD.—
NoV. 30.-200 bblo flour. T O Jenklna; B 9 aka rags,
Godfrey la Clark; 2 bbl. udoor, Traurntan &
Ap
plebeum;l car wbent, Liggett &co; 10 do: brooms,
S Linduty Jr S on; 9 nes lard, Geo 0 Jones; 3 do
do. Meek S Armstrong; 10 bbl. dour 141 Cgs feed,
Vco Word; I eat apples, 1. 11 Volgl S co; 7 cars
metal, Jno Moorhead;2 rats lumber, Couch;
to bbla aced, Plunkett S co; 1 car hay, D tiourt
I
ey; 205 aka barley, Adam lawerline• 1 car wheat
D Wallace; 1 caddy tobacco, J S Dilworth & co;
110 aka barley Eleek & Armstrong; kgs lard 3
bbl. apples, II Bea jr; 40 doz brooms, IV Mc.
Cutcheon; 100 do 4 , 0, - McElroy & co_ ;11C7 bare iron,
Eerie Or&tr Doti) 1 cat Wheat } t enon S co; &I
bbl, hickory nuts, pert & Emery; 2 Obis elder, SU
Bufrum; 2 can stave, J J Ralya.
New Vern Iron Market.
New Yuan, Nor. Z.—Pig for Immediate de•
livery br scarce and wanted at full twines for ship.
meet to the Interior before the closing of the river
navigation for the season. To arrive, or for re.
mote delivery, there Is but little inquiry, and
lower priers rule; we notice about 1000 tona Glen.
orat sock ecoteh L to arrive and ex ship, at titiedd,
and from yen', Twos; best American, from yard,
has also brought the higher rate; 900 toy_ sold at
1190G61, delivered at Ellzabethport, cart In Jan
uary next. The price of Swedes Bar from store,
has been advanced from PCB to Midler assorted
sires—this Is the only change—the demand con
tinue, good, am:lT:ices generally, are firm. Amen
Iran Wells are held at 990 at the works. We hear
of no sales of Invoice. of Bar. American Bat Is
scarce and firm at prey Will rates.— Com. LTii.
61Wing Stocks.
Now 'Vona, Nov. to.—The followinglore the
pier. of Alinloy atochs bid to Boston
Centtsl ; 46; Chpyl4r /rat:Milo. 19 . ;
H"COCkI 1 6. - q; lola Ropel, (4,14; Qoto:4, :
itacicOne, VI; Yuperlar, I.
210
3,0
121
140
or •urrr.
WS. d i - 9e PH.'
. 141 ,1 00
- • • . 01. wa ~.{"z)
• ... 113 101 '7 00
• 170 Y. B ss
7
. 3 312 6.1 6 2,6
2 5 0 12
2r 2:
2
601 9' 6 50
11l Uri 6 75
2.5 I. 6 60
1.60 19
109 -
11:0 u 0
11.54 10.1
144 0) 00
!1 • 50
9.5 600
•ALCM OF 0002.
NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET
Special Dispatch to Western Prom
Yorre:Noo..3o, 1953.
• • .
Petroleum remains steady at yesterday's rates;
aalas to-day of 1,500 bbla nt:red.:lm bond, at Tie;
%COO bbl. for December at 715, and 2,500 (or De
cember and January. at IMalle.; i,003 bols crude as
etc; and 1,300 for December, at 41c.
New 'loan, Nov. XL—Sailway Bpm:tastiee was
st. oog throoahout the morning, tad prices were
generally a fraction higher Than-the shooing rate.
last evening. Fort Wayne semi the most setts,.
et, ck. eased upon the belief that the Directors
will make a stock dividend. There le to general
dL poettion to operate either way pending the
Mt sung of Consre.s and the report of the Sec
retary of Treasury. The market was One at the
Second Hoard, but loaminess was light at the lam
ores boned. Then was an 112.0.04 dlopeettion
to buy, nod the market wail higher Oroughout
call, with some excitement in Pittsburgh.
Ihe followlr g were the closing prices at I= r.
New 'York Central, 07%. Ede, MI. Hudson
River, tee; Pending, ifilatugan Anthem.
16'i; Cleveland and Pttisbtlh, Itttfc bock Island,
1 1, !it North Weak rn, MU; N. W. preferred, 6;4;
Fort Wayne, lefi4; Ohio and ilituuslopt, Int. Gold
closed at 14.631. state Banda were d.ll at .bout
yeaterders prices. Miscellaneous and Coal Shun
are quiet and steady.
The Cominerciar says: Stocks are Antler In anti
elpatlon of • rise to pekes after the meeting of
Congress; The payment of abotttl2ooooby the
Tummy, on account of interest„.aod the redimp.
Lion of the Ave per cent notes, may be expected to
produce more cue in the money market 13-01 ,
Moment Stocks are ratter ermet; and toms I. •
growing elkposition to boy Bata and Seven 'Mae
tint for Investment, watch,. however, is heid is
abeyance by the feeling of uneertaluty as to whe tho
et , . he declining tendency has toothed the bottom.
Many Intending Moyers an deterring pentium.
until the policy of Mr. McCulloch Is revealed In
hie urinal report.
In the meantime, however, II good many securt..
ties are apes the market, Welch nisi Posaible Om'
duce a blither alight decline. Money to without
any materiel change. There is a fairly active de,
mash from ehmig• broken, which le readily re,
spocded to at 7 per cent., headers atpresent pm.
foram, that mode of employing their funds do any
ether. There Is a steady now of currency NOM
the weetern tearer especially from 011iesge;
whits the unmet going south Is nearly nominal,
The mole premium Is rather weaker. The miens
beetles.' of diplomatic. 41111ecities de net appear to
hare proved decided enough to develop say spec,
elation, and the resent rise of per cent is to
be taken al respecting simply the prevailing nem
saneness upon Ns. matter of our foreign relations.
The purchases far CUZ7IIOIII are light. The demand
for export is strictly nominal. Foreign Exchange
to dna but pot active.
Now You, ?for. *0 —Correa coarsely sr Ann,
with ems doing, at Mc for /diddling.
Fiona—Du/1 and IllaMo lower: 895,0_98.45 Jot
Extra State, etkiledAMl for Extra B. U and
Vitt it for Trade Moods, the market elosinx dull
and Leavy.
-Wulawr—Qulll; 3 27estero $2,11i.
7 :llaanc—Wtiest Etas) and td.bs lower for con.
mom acid inferior grades, and without decided
change for choke; $1,0301,8 2 for Chlstgo Sprlng,
III.VCSBOO toe adilwankee Club, omeasuis for
Amber Nilwaukeei.(the latter prise for Choice, )
ma tor New Amber State, and 114,•1ef32,03 for
eholc• Whits Canada. Bye titbit. Baler and
Barley Walt duU and Berninal. Corn ornad
ready lad closed heavy, at 90 , 294 s for Uss mot
and 11641430 for blotuid Mood. Oata to lower. at
WOW for, Onsound, tMeeto for Clouds., ood We
for State.
PsornOtAnx—Steady; Crude, 410; E oaae4 101
Bold, My Co, fat December and January, ayroo l
do, for December, sine. ' OOl 7. 8 . 37
PRovissous—Pork [Omer en d •
10,78f0r memo death/ at =oath and posge mi a!
Primo mu; also 'note bins mcsaat sidars-1,4 buy
an oDtlon, all the year, et 0 03 CSS,08, and 113,250
bills new mess for January, at sellers option at
Std. Feel less soUre at 11014 for plain men, and
dt4(o7 for extra mess. Beef hams quiet. aseoa
MOTO active at Mlle for Cumberland cut, to arrive,
and for forward delivery, and .1114 for long ribbed.
Cut meats level sales of NO paokagea at, ltalfie
nor shoulders, and latACtile for hams. Lard steady
at 00N710. Butter dull at 235a420 for Ohio, and
3004010 for State. Cheese steady.
PIT TS 11 it 11/A TLKE.T!*
C . rr.cr OT TUC P , rintURUFl ()ALCMS,
Turnso•r, November SO, tsp.
The produce markets continue eaccarovelv dull,
the demand for all the leading arttclea oft Sads he
leg very much restricted, am! n genvord thing.
prices are tending toward lower mow_
ASHES—Market more nett,, and stocks -ono
parativety light. Sale of 25 tons .:oatracin Coda
Aih at SL; lo tons Relined do at ,tt„,, Jand'in to,
Peat! Ash at IS. Potarh Is cooled at to '
•
DRAIN—No demand for IV heat very
low retell, end we hire no lairs to retort IWe
dull and heavy but unchanged; rile fo r am 4tone. of
1.00 bush No 2 Chicagetjit 48; 200 bush. frog Aire,
prtme, at 46; and 2te. do do •1 47. Corn Is idling
In Small lots at To to TS. Sale of 400 bush common
Sprint Barley at to, and 1 ear prime Rye at po.
GROCERIES—Market only materatelvietive,
and prices are tending downward. kilo LYWee is
Cuoted at 2/@33 for fair to prime, and Java at A.
übs Sugar to selling at 141461616; Porto Rico,
16.3.101654; Coached do, 2110213 g; "A" Porto, '.A@
. 2141, and "B" do lOW-V. Porto Rico motes
w4llo4l4:l; New Orleans; 111,30. Caroling Rice,
PS and Rangoon 1154.
FLOUR—There is no War raven:ult . to note in
the demand for Flour, and the market continues
very dull, and prices are ateadily. declining. Sprillg -
Wheat Family Is selling from store at 10373460,26;
Winter Wheat at 610,2 4 4110,M and 4110,6210,75
for choice brands. Rye Flour and Buckwheat anti
and unchanged.
SOAP AND CANDLE , —The only chaiige We
have to note Is in Rosin Soap, which has decilned
from 10 to ttt,6. Muses. Salem., quote a follower
German and Palm, 14c per lb; Opodildock, Id; Var.
legated Detersive, 14 per bar; Yellow ditto, 14;
Chemical, ta per box• ' Rost,,, 8.4; Castile, 1.3,• Var
iegated Toilet, IT; Barber's 11 per dozen .Mould
and Di Aped Candies., :toot; t ry -aniline, 00; Star, St.
PRO{ ISIONS--Market 10 very dull and heavy,
and in sympathy with alt the leading markets
prices, must of necessity, give tray. Hogs may be
tairly quoted at 636810, gross.
POTATOI..--Stuall sales reported from afore at
61,1501.20 per bnah. and 8.1,6053a,76 per bbl. The
demand Is falling oil and the market is teas se.
tire,
APPLEh—litendy, with oto local demand but
unchanged; regular .21. from Corr at 24 to $5,60
per Dbl, for good to prime, and •5 for choice.
MILL FEEI/—ttale of 100 bags Middlings, oa
track, at •I.hb; tki bag. do at •1,6 n; 4 tons from
store at 8165.
11,116-IWless active but unchanged; selling fon=
zealea at fle to $OO per ton; also, i car prime baled
at •Yh.
BUTTER—Is quiet and dull but nuchanged. We
have sales of Itollseported at SueSS.
LUGS—DuII, in consequence of increased or•
rivals. and tee eases reportAl to-day at :A.
CIIEESE—Ie still quoted steady at c 1. 3 ,22 (or
Hamburg. and 2:1V3 for Goshen.
•
L4All—Sale of 300 pies at Inc
=:==
.. .
The. Cincinnati; Conde, of Wednesday. ups;
The feature of ihD-Cedersi inartiet was a mantill-,
once of the Dania iar Proetainns.• The price for.
mess Dock declined to the morning to $23, h, ad
vanced to 11...c2,i. • biltrkubsequently it broke'
d 0..., to C.M.,..o,asore'lmirn from private dispatches
rree ittie evening. If the market has opt
in that
st O rd
upua, it la a u t (root malung mold .trade.
cictlo n. Or pro•tsion market Is Un
settled., and there teems to be no disposition to
buy at,tileptlee. Hogs mirer in proportion, mad,
ezupttiOran'tmrchrises to ti.l contracts, therets
no thiliptlitiOn to buy. Prices are now lower than
packers,a few weeks ago, had any reason to ix
peat, hut the sudden fall has so far unsettled their'
cafedlittlons, as to muse them to keep out of the
market. But a point moat coon be reached that .
wlll induce the regular trade to take hold. The •
L roy
404' of comae, regard then/Belemrt
founnte to
dux mainly frre trom contracts. Very few hop
• ehdught In any of the maYkets for forward de- •
, and the great hurthen of Um decline falls
qrdkovers. The aggregate receipts of hop at the .
Astern packing points fall largely abort as com
pared with /ut year. Thiel, especlailyltrue pf
'Chicago; but It is argued that the bop tare In the
country and will come forward rapidly after the
rat of December. If there should be &au/point
merit in this respect It will tell promptly on
prices. . .
Flier, and Grain In Store In Mileage. ;
The following la the amount of grain in etore
Saturday, Noreinber :n, 1865, compared with the
correstiondlagdee het year, as reported by the
different arareholasee to John F. Beaty, Secretary
Board of Trade:
F10ur...—...
Wheat-
Rye.... . .
31.48/ n,ols
24.5,441 1N.T.607
126,n: 2.47,61 f
.2VAIZZ
87 AM • 44,943
214,64.1
Philadelphia Iron Market.
Prorsustruto. Nov. 28—Iran is less active, but
there la very little ply metal odering. hail further
Wes are reported at full prices; Incluitusg SOO tons
No. l at laSte sad SW torts No. tat Ns, for Jan;
uary delivery. No. S is held at $4B per ton ;
Scotch Pig-isoulet, and quoted at pYsilifd per ton;
no to iota. Nothing .delng In Blooms and-Boller
Plates worthy. of motet. For miwwfactured
therell leas 'lnquiry, and prices, If anything. fa.
vor the buyers.
SAIMETB WI TELEGRAPH
CIEICAGO MARKET
hpecial dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette
Omuta°, November 30, ISM
Fr...min—Dull; Unlit .23es et 011,30 for White
Winter, and $1,7501,13 Spring Extra.
Garry—Spring Wheel quiet and NV 44
at 81,aiet,d4;,' for No. I, and 6Valle for No. 2; Red
Winter drellued at 111,69(11,60. Coro dull and
daft lower, at 4084.51,44 for No I, and tSytpe fat .
No, 2. Oata dull, at! ltatie (Or No. sad 2 ler•C'
for N 0.2. Barlay dull, at Brifj/%c for Old No. 2:
ear—Quiet sad end a shade firmer, at $2.21.
ram - I!3nNS —More aritec, with better reeling;
Btu Porte held at 11111,c0, with a limited demand at
17 7 .t0; Old Prime Mm held at trif:24,CO. Englirit
Heat. In Limited request; tales of SOO bonne Gum.
berlaqd 7 for December OGlvery, at I3Se. Green
Bow In good demand; salts of 4,t03 pieces it t1).4
{,2 is gut], fcr December. Extra Meta Beef, ,l 6„
14. Lard a shade higher; light salts -of Nettle
31e. and Steam at Z 3 No. t Lard, tic.
Brew Caro-a—ln light auppl nod better dik,
mend; sites at oa,soctev.s.
Hooa—More active and 16e250 lower; sales at
P.501511.C4
ffioxar N.rraas—Dnchsa=e . d. Gold,
PETROLEUM STOIC."' CS IR NEW YORK
DlipatartAi"estern Press.
Nine Tank, Nov. to, 1565.
The Petrol. u a Stock Market was a little Irreg.
tar to-day, bat lower for most part. Tha only Sc.
uvity was in rithole, Oil Creek and Oceania. The
following en re the rata, or.. sale Bushanan
Farm. 65; Bradley, 024Thapire City, 57; Fee Sim
ple, 21; Brnnebof! Rna, 11,(2); Egehlrlor, 91; rice;
National. 42; Bergen, 43; Kn'ekerboaker, 20; Pal•
mar, 2,75; Eitertaards, 53; Oceania, 50; 31.55540.5,
42; Unite.] States, 25 00; Olt r2ret, 2,70; Plitetle
Ottek. 1;,62; Shade given, 274 Tack, 2S: Bead
rum, Z.
Ulnanee and Trade In . New York
New York Market.
New 'fork Ury cowl: .Trarktt.
Nsw Yoe, HON. —The follow - Inc are I
cutastl, so groin t.t., Dry (V.M• E.eb.rtre
Broaa Stmetinp—Stalt4l.l4B, ON.; f3r.at F.I
NIPPPre+I. E. via thesefied B.l2.trtiagi
Willismertite, 40o; Hope, 3V41; Loudate 4
Hart* 4.4. ise. lAttauue—Pritar, .111,
24c; Arliateel. ste. Etmva Drlll.--standeurd.
C•rs44 Jeans—Nannakelut, 1r ; tlata., s.:-
Kentualrs JelLoill—Union, 00c. 70d074.n, es.. Prix
—171e4717:7 7 1m, W, 274; bpriggilo Araerics
‘,?; Freemsn, Tickik-1114071:17047, 62% ; E
LL, Sllll4l,—New York, tile; Hayruato
40e; Eanon, 404. Dealme-,44477.44g 627;e; 424
Oltster, VA& Colored Canibries— Washingt.4.
m. ; V! rtory, 1100 p • Skirts—U.7pm, pi
am row tape; to 40 CoOPIR 4.0014:00; wide 410 d
44704710,
The following divnatobse hive berm received
the Exchange today
ST. Loma, Nov. ZO.—Trade re.-y quiet; no ele
fldenee In prices.
Qtactira.,,, Nov. ati.—The =settled °audit&
of the New York market has Oven .decided she
to owe; buttons to eoneeduently Oat
Petf.anexruta. Nov. aO.-4.lotton Goods sr
dull Imo thooplog; buyers tio , dtsg. MI for low
prior.. Woolens, • very little .hale, end tra
mend.
BosTorr, Nov. e 0 — Bortneta fair for the ...so.
cold weather sttssuisses tssrls. No 'bane
priers. ,
aa.m.gs. Not. ]d—These Is lime Inspror
mod Abe tale of the make; bat the Impre
ton le- gaining ground WI soots are about
low as they Will Co.
' New York Stock ank Ittoner Martel.
Now TOOL, Now. 110.—Money steady at 7 p.
meat. Sterling Fad:lave Mita at WOG
scarcaly so arm, openitg at 118 , 4. deallnina to It
ig
and aloala at 1t5%.
Cloremment Stocks cutlet sad ataady,
arm. Freights to Llatrpo. quiet .aoaoar:alp
•
Stocks steady :
kilebtgan Sootbern, *,‘S; travels:tali k
burgh, 023 i; Chfcige k. Poitblrestern.l4 krteld
Ordna. l .llol4l (Jumbo:land, 4111 Canton, 4Z
Üblo and Idnislaslppl CertillsatakidN; 64s
Pens of 412, 101; 1040 Coukans, Soyg; Timm'
Philadelphia Market.
rIIII.IIALLTLILA. Nov. 1 0.—Pristionrox—Irrena
lu. erode, g 90460; Refined to Bccd,loo47e; RO
fined Free, lenfillan
nova—Vary dull; Mrs, 13.6001.03.
Gnats—Noy Ran Wheat, In,r11; Ora
2,70. Corn doll; sale. of 0.4 Yellow at. 44400 e
New Yellow, 144e5..50. Ows dull; New, erett3Xis
Ehrorrnoloss—Dull; Neu Park W braver, La"
so per In layer.
Wl.ll4lLT—Dull; Wes at tr,ri,
RIVER NEWS,
Julia No 2..
.M.oore-;......Peutersburg.
:.Gonloa.-.....011 City.
Ssint at City.
Bayard .. —Upon Parrersbtulla
Learrence.—.. Louis.
Oily.
arrsa, arsimaza; =v.
==2=El
ten inches "rater to the chazurcL The beret:Mee
chanted ruddertly yesterdiy' gien.44 gel "Ltittch
rain," and if the mercury hal: nrit. &Had La tht
caleuletiouu we shall hare more teeter Shortly.
The Weather yeatarday was dark sod iovrerlsit,
with beery clouds floating overhead. Boa Lusa at
the Wharf was tolerable belch.
• The Lawrence, Capt. C'rane, lift last evening
for St. Lou.,i loaded to CI the Water there waste
the chaanel.
•
The Nom, Capt. Devinneyi I lvul leave this
morning at 10 o'clock for Louie Me. tike had a
very pretty load for the stage of venter.
The Leoxidia No. 2, Capt. DiLis, Ls receiving
freight, and will leave for CMS...ulna on Saturday
evening.
•
'The Yorktown. Capt. Wash. Ebbert, la receiving.
freight la turn for St. Lout, awl will grout o(.
Saturday eyentug.
The Nevada, Captain Event, will leave on the
first water for Louisville. She la aUll receiving
freight.
The Leonidas; Capt. lit. A. Cox, is [outlying
feeight fog St./4%14,4nd will, lemma as coon anthe
rivet rises sufficiently.
• The Pennell., Capt. Slonell, la dna at the All
e.
shear landing this morning truth Oil (Sty.
5707 d
The oni came in y T.Trildh, Capt:e as-Ma Saint. and' the y
from Oil Echo, Captain
There Nem twentrefght inches in the ehlan . eL•
al Oil City yetterday, and the river war at 'a'
stand.
.00t. Asa Shepard and Air. Andrew Ackley, are
now ln the east - to teelf - there- it anything. new'
thereat pluchade there to BMW in making up.
the [mantel their new Farkerabtirg packet.
The staunch and reliable 'Ontario. Capt. Chat.
Rested, is anocrunced to learn for.. St. Lout& on
Friday, and passengers and chippers ahould hear
ia
th fact in mind. •
The following new boats can be found at the
Illenongahela wharf :
The Messenger, Capt. Wm. Dean., built for the
Pittaborgh and St. Louie trade..
The Emma No. 3. buff by Capt. Jamei
ratta, tier any trade that win Pay.
The JossSaa Boman, built by Capt. Kennedy,
for the Rio Grande.
- .
A nets side wheeler, built by Capt. Wm. aid
Cleo. Haslet, to run In the hllitiourt ever. She
has not yet been named.
Wm. Porterfield, well-knosest. tp Allsslastypt
steamboftmen, died In Vicksbiutrb, on tan ilst
lost.. tram the effects Of a fall.
Arlf.anau river Is falltn&ssith
on lied Blue. Bar
DSEDIQAI'.;-
Hugel:we
4 v 3lllloPATltte SPIUHFICI3
Rare pr ed;from the melt astidtraisterlenits, an
entire sneeeae, ample, ellirlent and tellable. They
are the only medicines perfectly adapted to popu
lar ore-so simple you mistimed ,eannot be route
10 ...ilk them: 10 bun:dear as tAbaTtioarout den.
or, and to eMelent tut to be altrayauutabLe.
ltura
No. I cures SEVERS, Congertarthe ti
... 25
2 0 ttoa
WO/MS, Worm Ferrer*,
s CRYING VULIC, OS lambus or
. 25
4 0 DIAN IRCEA.olaldru or Unita 26
6 ^ DYCo I SENTERY 4 , flrip3l.ll,, 5111,00
1e.25
0 OROLEIi. MORIMS, Nausea.- 25
r - OrGILS, Colds. Ltottrltltis
8 " NEU U RALGUA, Teetharke, Fece
s 25
HEADACHE, Stch Reailastis77:- 25
' 19 DY PEPECA.llll.ltotuiBt3mach... 25
II- ••• SUPPRESSED; leanly awl psln
' fat prziorbt...4. ... .. .... Si SY- ° tzucouamice.e.ar Whites Si
13.tra.l.11ROUP. hogras cote ' SS
14 SALYBILEUZA, Erytliter",Emp.
Muse - 55
II RBEIJKLILTISIII. all Ithstimatie
. 26
16 " FEVER AND ACME. OWL- and
I ever - 62
11 "
is OPH PlM SL :Sauterne! or eSterne ed l so
KY, scre,leflam eyee 60
12 CATARRH, acute or thrum, la
linens*. . .. 60
10 " waoopirfei bTßZLiCsplazitiatcalli
cough ou
It ^ ASTHMA, oppressed.... .. 50
. A.E. I.43OI4ARGES; Impaired
23 " 5 050F 2 . 12,21 .,i 2 r11ReZ210.:171; 34
" GENERAL DEBILITY, phyrlear
treatise's......_
60
25 " DROPSY and runty ercretlons to
-
" SEA SItIESESS, or Meknes, from
riding .*
art
" KIDNEY DISEASE, - 60
" NERVOUS DERILIVY , seminal
emertissions, larobintary
dL
charea ... _ 60
" SORE ,or Cer—._ 60
so " UItiNARY BIuIITR /RO UNS/N ank UANCE. 50
at " PAINFUL PERIODS, eves runt
BU ERINGS at Change of Life. ISO
EPILEPSY, Spasms, St. Virus'
1 suer 103
14 0 DIPTHERIA, Ulcerated Sore
TM, at.----- 1 ILO
In
0.221:2.
Cane of 30 vials, In marccao cue and book
complete 00
Cue of 33 large vials In morocco stud boot. 11 eta
Cu. 0120 large vials, plain sue arctboot.- 6 00
Cs, of 10 boxes ( Nos. 1 to 15) and beak a Co
S. WI% S e ll=lMa e l v iClSZSP,
It r eelerala Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa
For sale b_yE Iin:NBR, 22 stolthlield
of lOs. FLEBUNG, No. 84 Market Strut. renter of
the Diamond, Pittsburgh. and J. J. EAST, 154
Vereral street. Allegheny. '-1710docal
pB. STRICKLAND:B
MELLIFII3OI7.S t 0 U
COUGH BALSAM "
Is warranted to toe the only 7-t. NO
pleparatlon known to awe
oughs. Colds; Hoarseness,
troVi=t42: sb A
Croup. Beteg prepared from uncepsadtherna, it
la tenling. 'of& Mug, an espentorating, awl gar.
Ocularly' suitable for oi l affections or tke Throat
and Lungs. For sala by Dpitggleta ererywnere.
B. G SELLERS a CO.,
WHotzsivs do
n YBPEPBIA. tt o i .
DR. STIIIOELANIPS
TONIC!, • mmostarated
preparation of Roots and
Hart's, with anti-acids and
c." I
cenaloattre to strengthen
the vtomach and nerretm f
'Weal. It Is v. cattalo
remedy for Dyipepola or
‘NJ
moiseason, hetvournear, 141, ' .
Lou of Appetite Acidity
of the Stomach, Flail:dra
in and Debility. It la Net alchdholic, thinejora
particularly suited for Weat, Nervous and On.
peptic persona. For sale by all Drugging every
where, et flyer bottle.
H. E. SELLEES & 00.,
Wirocstato floorrs.
nit BT.RICELAND'S
• --
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PILE REMEDY
... ,66141h 't
Alit cured thousands of the alc:::F cyk•-'
want caws of /Mod and 7 , 1' .. ."!
~ • . 7 ....
¢ l = lU tte lVr ielV . 21 V a d i f; RILES ;
pentiotteat rum 'ff7 it dl. •-• ,-, , .
really. It it war:sited to cure. FOP tale by a
n m ulata et to Mita ter bottle. t
B. E. szuzas a co
.osivrd WaOrralt,ltriorrri.
FORrzeals YRAOTIOL .
IX 111EXPAL MANI=
0 Ives InslifkOoVialgo Wawa asquind by rust.
mita. Ply kap mom* la MU erity„ and Pa
ilinOtlai 01 patrols treated oaaaatty, Dr ma, ut
saMaleat proof clam mom.
SPEMPLA. or SEXI7AL WILUERi3
An+l all Conies itthing thentrece, ara rued IS I
math abater Ulu than htteteart b 7 raY maw
VEGETABLE REMEDIES. Modhaam MAIM
Pay pan, Mika Dolma ALL Risen ma *oasis_
Rano talayretstru s baC
nere4. USCd , 6alHFlßLDdr+elrnearjtkat
Clefilt Marius J.VWI.ERAMSTSEP.
ionav Hoz sx..al pa,
cErEzsz I CFLEESS I! • .
tO.boes Irsotory Gimlet . .
Ito do W. B. "do
Tor sate 07
SOMONAKES, it LIM),
oollf 112 and lit WOW moot