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(Bribe |Mta ye»re thr«sh«a wbtr* tfeay bar*
uiet with «Irigitfbftat anccaaa[ bin acqalrad for tbelrla.
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tba fapawi oC EwK fmdi Ample, fl» Qaian of Xb t
teed, (be Pill Hoßaiw!, Bavaria, Bax*
cay, Aft»aadU A—rfra tbofr efideaejbaa been tadbraed
bftb*2Mnet9n<f PuMe Htt&Mtimi aod tba approval o(
•aoftarwa private e&ttiu, that tbayaratba only fou&i
tetfce .
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come ietnlanvitbovt warty, aadjravtrlui. niaArtbM
bioftfhllmtb to agUco* of tbe world, aadfroa
ttU lbj'tt* vMnvgrioT all bocaakaepera, marcbacU
llilS awrjwiiMi.il wOl to «JR> a tan T<rma. n
rsnin rAcmioxs. nox 25 cbhts to $l.
tMMhlB' wootlia,or 1t» per ceet. off for Qaab, (no
■ft—l>K,l>ai»tofth»lara»tar aad Proprietor.
■ r7 7?' oasxra xina, Practical owmiet,
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fliiiiiraltewftllwite»<L States aadOaeriat, SBKDSB.
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HAYING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
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honldotoaoU pfoflu. >
IeOM «UUac toparcboM fresh FU
felei iMIM oo stock.
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PITTBBTTRaB:
WEDNESDAY MOUSING, JAK., 12, 1850,
IDT * CO.,
0? SHEATHING,
FM*. P&lggJD OOP
nmcnL fti-ia or tbm oirr.
tom*, ipaltir Poldar, Ac.
Mmis, im ?un
teOjos hood, Tl«wo’«
ttXAV TniPMATrm*.—Obferrmtiont taken ai
Shaw*! Optician Store, No. 88 Fifth it., Jaa. 1 Ith.
n Boa. u ihadi.
80? above sero.
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Barometer,
DAilt Uhiojt Paarsx Hbetixo, at tbe First
Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth street, com
_menc(ag-*fc4l} o'clock, a. w. All aro cordially In
vited to attend.
Th 9 exercise# to-dat will be condacted by Rer.
John.’Cowl.
Bxsstoxs.—CommonwsaUb
ts. Aran Wilkin#; Indicted forfttee pretences, on
oath of Robert Wraj f Jr.
About the last ofj September, Robert Wray,
Jr., and J. 0.8. Golden,dolngboeinessanderthe
firm of Golden & Co., had tbo agency of a pa*
tent shack, invented by. Natali k Kirkpatriok,
for lorew cutting,-which Wilkins agreed to pur
chase from G. 4C0., for $250, payable in twenty
days. In the meantime, Wilkios left with the
proiecutcra two one thousand dollar income
bonds on Ahe Cinolonati & Marietta Railroad as
collateral security for the $250. At the end of
the; twenty days, the money not having been
paid, and in the meantime, as is alleged, the
prosecutors having discovered that the bondt
above mentioned were worthless, brought - the
above salt. John H. Kirkpatrick, Esq., appear
ing for the Commonwealth, and Messrs. Thos. F.
Marshall, and John F. McKenzie for the de
fendant. - ,
Judge McClure Inquired into the facts of the
case, and these facts appeared, vis: That the
original patent was in Nattall & Kirkpatrick,
and that the agenoy was what the prosecutors
claim to have sold to Wilkins.
lit fIOTHBBSUI
Mt woody ta.tbo world, la
sootn ChiMr*D,wfc*U*r It
otbsrcaaM.
I by dodan aad c«ata,tt
lowryyoar in tho Dalfed
iedwaody.
ImUo of OU&TIA a m*
.
ItftrfltMmrffe.
Robert Wray, Jr., sworn—Know Alton Wil
kins since this transaction took place; first lime
1 haw Mr. Wilkins was at the State Fair; Mr.
Golden said to me that on the evening of OoL
Ist, Mr. W. would call on us to purchase our
agenoy;he proposed two bonds as collateral as-
Ourltyjfor the price of the agency, saying that
they never' sold for less than forty-eight cents on
the dollar, and were now worth fifty eentsonthe
dollar; we took the bonds; after the bargain was
completed a receipt was given, the model of the
maohine was given to the original patentees to
•end to New York; we sold to WUkins our en
tire interest in the screw culler; we objeoted to
the bona and he said they were worth 50 cants
on the dhllar, and showed that two of the con<
pons were taken off and had been paid,
Cross-examined—We did not give Wißuns any
moneybntwhatweoonaiderasgetfdas money;
we'gava him that receipt, (one'ihowed to witness
by Mr. Marshall); we had nothing but the agen
cy to well; the only thing we delivered to Wil
kins was. the receipt; we delivered a'model
machine to NuUU & Kirkpatrick, at Wilkins?
request; I did not claim in the month-of October
to be thh agents of Natali; & Kirkpatrick; we.
said we thought the two bonds were not worth
anything of any aceoont, Wilkias did not propose
to give me 1 , hla note; -we still have the articles of
agreement ,!*tween us and-Nutall k Kirkpatrick,
and in the month of November we refused to de
liver them up to that firm, because Mr. Wilkins
had not paid the $250; it waa after the bargain
was made, that we gave the receipt, and on our
v own suggestion.
J. 0. B. Golden, sworn—On the second morn
ing of the Stale Fair I was introduced by Mr.
Natali to Mr. Wilkins; Mr. W. said he was about
to porthneo ea interest in4he-screw cutter, but
our interest stood in the way; I understood when
we oloaed the bargain -that I had' sold my right
to exercise the agency in that/maohine. Mr.
Bolden detailed the Circumstances of bargain
id aale is the matter at some length, his etaie
eatw-sgreeing substantially with the feds
gathered firoaL£lb&e above testimony. Mr. G.
~etated"tbaPwUh the sale to Mr. W. they had
oaased to sot as agents, and had 1 since exercised
no control in the matter.
HOLIDAYS,
Cross-examined—We did not refuse, in the
month of‘November, to give up our agency to
N. & K.; we gave that receipt for the bonds to
Mr. WJUiaa; we sent the model to the inventors,
at request of Mr. Wilkin#.
BttwtUa
_ fitch, Ac,
Messrs. ltlehoj anil others
were brought to prove the value or non-value
of the bonds, and the-prosecution rested.
Defence offered in evidence an article of agree
ment between Natali & Kirkpatrick and Golden
& Co.; also a receipt for two Railroad bonds of
Golden & Co., glveu by ibem to Mr. A. Wilkin#;
also letters from Golden & Co., to Natali & Kirk
patrick of date subsequent to the sale to Wilkins,
touching the screw-cutter; also the NeW'Tork
Jhbiaut report of stock sales showing the price
of C. 4 M. R. R. bond#: [the Utter objected to,'
and objection sustained.]
Mr. Natali, sworn—Oa Saturday, the day the
fair closed, Golden 4 Co., refused to give agree
ment up; ire gave them the model to sell by; we
asked for the article of agreement and Mr. Wray
refused to give it up; Wilkias bought of ds an
undivided third part of the original patent; do not
consider Golden 4 Co., my agents since October.
At this point the Court stated that there was
no' use in going farther; that the ease was closed
with the rating of case by prosecution.
Judge M’Clure then stated the matter in a
few words to the jury, and remarked in conclu
sion, that the Court'would not send a man tothe
penitentiary for not paying bU note. The jury
rendered a verdict of Not Guilty, without leaving
their seals, and ao the prosecution dosed.
Larceny Co##—Martin- Shank Indioted for
larceny of an overcoat, three palrtof pants, two
vests, two pairs of gloves,'three pairs of boots
and five silk handkerchiefs, at Sewfckley. The
prisoner was in the employ of the husband of
prosecutrix. Found guilty of petit larceny, and
condemned to imprisonment in county jail for
two months.
will
•n taviUd to
. oolTdcU
sloo
: Martio Banker indicted for false pretenceson
oath of liiohael Byers, la obtaining a ium of
moneyfrocn Thomas W. M’Cune and 8. 11. Ma
gpire. The prosecstor is owner of Balt Works
on the Toughioghtay sear M’Keiiport.aod deft,
was formerly io partnership with him in the
manufacture of salt. It is alleged |bat Hunker
collected money duo Byers from parties, repre
senting that be had authority so to do. On trial.
ihifc
fill
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itad
MoK*mpoit ys. Pittsbcscb.— Oq theSwiiz-!
erland, daring her recent tripfrom New Orleans, 1
warn n number of coelboetmeu returning home,:
innlading n ooople of young men who bad made
the “ran” m partner!, and, of oonran, retaroed
together. One wan a native of MoKeeiport and
tbe other bailed from PiUeborgh. They ate to*
getber and ‘‘banked 0 together, and together had
aboni $llO. One morning PUUburgb, on awak*
Ming, found bis pocket oat and hie money
stolen. He aroused bis partner alongside, who,
on being'lnformed of the aeoident, took it very
oooly, and proposed to give himpertofhlifands,
but on examination it appeared that his pocket
had been cat too, and he too was “stripped.”
_ ; After the boat reached this port the pair con.
oladed to stop hers and take the mail boat, and
whUe la the oily tbs McKeesport yoalb pur
chased an entire new outfit in the way of ololhes,
expending tome $2B, and bad some $76 left.
His partner from Pittsburgh, on ascertaining the
feet t&at the other had so mnoh money, was sat
isfied that ho was the thief who bad stolen bis
money do tbs boat. He followed him up the
river, and vill prosecute the rogue at home.—
Itou\ Courier.
A GiiTjJiiux from Prairie City, Illinois, if
now In this oily, asking in his behalf the ioter-
Ml of religious people, In * church which has
boon bnUt in Prairie City, for the worship of
God,: Retarding to Presbyterian views. The
church building was oommeocod when there
were but nine members in the folds of the obarob.
Six of these were men of family, and all the
members together not worth over $lO,OOO. One
of these men, with a family of eight children,
an elder in the church, eold bis farm and ad
vanced the money to pay the ehnroh debt, taking
the notes of the members, and biding hie time.
The bird time! came on and the church yet
needs $2,000 to eare .it from ruin. The mao
who gave his all is now. in the city, asking aid;
he haa a claim upon alt who desire to see the
eanee'of righteousness: good seed
sownin thaniartsof men. We say thatltlsof
no difference to what partloalar sect a man be
longs, who would do and suffer what this man
has: He deserves to prosper who will make
snob saoraflees for the good of mankind. He
itfcs for the ehnroh a email sum; $2,000 will
sara them; eohtrlbullone may be. left at the
office Of the Banner and Advocate, GfieeUtUaua
ing. ; : _ ;
Ban or Bnavn Cotnrr.— I The following is
the eialement of the Bank of Beaver County, at
Hew Brighton, for the month of January:
RSIOURCRI.
Notes and Bills discounted
TnrnUara and office flxtnref ,
Current expenses
Bnt from Banks...' -
Noma ef otherßanks
Cola ta vuit
ol: Kxibuie,
AifpSTxcn,
TOttGO,rA. .
1e«k« throc*fc.
'.ipSStlj .
./OBJ.
AWN BJt
i * co* *,
nr sums or on
TiRDS.
•Stock-paid
Koto* la drcaUikm-
Dirldandi «apa& . ...
Ifldiridtt*! dcpotit*.,.
ConawwwdiS i of PtonijlranU
Sxehaig* aao
Total..,**—•■■■•—
iCovaaoffniac^
' ©tb*r Bnwpw*
turn* oo., >
»ccro<TCH^lifd^ , '
: ACS&DOf Mr. H. 8. Fahnestock, of AU*-
ibeny csj, Ws* bofMd btfly from h*r clothe*
ttkbf tobl*4bpfbl*f op while upon her. A
meoQiiiirotijirir k,t *s** l
City und News Items.
.$(8,813 05
. 1,910 20
9 74
. 3,817 50
. 1,874 81
.. 19,926 51
$94,360 79
usbimtus.
..$40,475 00
... 33.465 00
... 109 50
... 14*12 .64
... 235 92
... 752 83
...$94*59 7*
A WBxnxc of the Councils of the oity oi Pitts
burgh was held on Taesdsy afternoon; for ths
..purpose of electing city officers.
In Select Council—Present; Messrs. Bar bis,
Bennett, Berger, Blair, Brown, Duncan, Fits
simmrfns, Herdmsn, Kammerer, Kim, Kincaid,
McCargo, Nixon, Phillips, Reed, Tomer, Ward,
and President McAuley.
Minute# read and approved.
No business being presented, the derk noti
fied Uio C. C. of S. C.’a readiness to go into joint
session.
In Common Counoil—Present:. Messrs. Bai
ley, Barnes. Barnhill, Barr, Borkhelmer, Camp
bell, Coward, Darlington, Davis,Demmler, Dick
son, Donnell, Floyd, Fryar, Fulton, Gildea,
IIIU, McGeary, Norris, Oyer, Reed* Reef, Robb,
Robbins, Ross, Bieberti. Thompson and Presi
dent ErreU.
The minutes of the last meetiog were read
and approved.
Mr. Darlington offered the following:
Retolved, That rule No. 6'be so amended that
the Finance Committee shall report in C. C. and
the Water Committee in 8. C.
The presence of 8. C. was announced.
Joint Meeting.—Hr. Robb moved that we pro
ceed to eleet in (he same order that we proceed
ed last year.
Mr. Ward moved to amend by proceeding in
the order of the slip (caucus nominations) now
in the hands of members. Carried—yeas 23,
nays IC.
- Mr. Bennett called the yeas and nays on the
amended resolution with the following result r
Yeas—B. C.: Barbie, Berger, Kam
merer, Kim, U'Cargo, Nixon, Reed, Ward. C.C.:
Bailey, Barnhill, Barr, Coward, Davis, Demmler,
Diokson, Gildea, Bill, Norris, Oyer, Reed, Rob
bins, Bieberi, Thompson—24.
Nays—B. C.: Bennett, Blair, Brown, Duncan,
Filialramons, Kincaid, PhQlipe, Tomer, Pres’t
M’Auley. C. C.: Barnes, Burkheimer, Camp
bell, Darlington, Donnell, Floyd, Fryar, Fulton,
M'Geary, Roes, Robb, Ross, Prea't ErreU—22.
Mr, Robb moved to go Into an election of oity
officers. Adopted.
For City Solicitor, A. W. Foster was nominated,
and Jas. I. Kuhn by Mr. Bailey. Ballot: Foaior
38; Kuhn 7. Mr. Foster was declared elected.
For City Assessor, R. A'Conniogham was
nominated, and B. P. Laishaw by Ur. Gildea.
Ballot: Cunningham 87; Latahaw 8. Mr. Cun
ningham was declared eleoted.
For City Gauger, Jas. LiUetl was nominated,
and Thos. M. Little by Mr. Barbin. Ballot: Llt
tellB6; Little 9. Mr. LiUell was declared eleoted.
Mr. Campbell also nominated Wo. F. Murdoch,
but the name was withdrawn before ballot.
For Weighmaster-tfr Market, Jas. Wright waa
nominated uAeTeoted by aoolamation.
For Clerifof Markets, David Simms and M. F.
Insincere nominated, also John M’Uwaine by
Ballot: Simms3l; Irwin 11; M’ll
waioe 3. Mr. Blmme waa declared eleoted.
For Assessor of Water Rents, E. 8. Wright waa
nominated, and John Wright by Mr. Ballsy,
also James Wright by Mr. Campbell. Ballot:
E. S. Wright 38; Joho Wright 8; Jas. Wright I.
E. S. Wright was declared elected.
Wharf Master—Monongabela Wharf: Renry
Murphy was nominated, Peter Murphy by Mr.
Barnes, and Wo. Forsyth. Ballot: 11. Murphy
30; P. Murpby 4; Forsyth 11, Henry Mnrphy
was declared eleoted.
Allegheny Wharf: Jas. 8. Patterson and John
Creighton were nominated, also “Billy” Patterson
by Mr. Campbell, and John M'ilwaine by Mr.
Barbin. Ballot: J. 8. Patterson 30; Creighton
4; “Billy” Patterson 2; M’ilwaine 1. James S.
Patterson was deelared elected.
Jacob Fedder waa eleoted Salt Inspector by
acclamation.
For Official Papers—English: the Dispatch and
Gaxelte were nominated, and the Journal, True
Press and Post by Mr. Campbell Ballot: Dis
patch 39; Gaxette 87; Post 9; Journal 1; True
Press 4. German: the Freiheit'a .Freund waa
nominated; Mr. Barr nominated the RepnbU*
kaner and Mr. Bailey the Demohrat. Ballot:
Freiheit’a Frtnnd 35; Republikaner 4; Demo
krai 5.
For Recording Regulator, Mr. Kammerer
nominated Isaac Morlsy, And Mr. Campbell
Alex. Hays; R. E.McGowin was atso nominated.
Before proceeding to ballot, Mr. Reed desired
the privilege of reading a communication rela
tive to the eligibility of one of the candidates.
A motion was made and carried, granting the
privilege.
The communication was from the City Solici
tor, indicating, in reply to queries, that it was
not necessary that the nominee should be w res
ident of tbe oity in order to bo eligible.
Mr. Robb tbooght it extraordinary that Coun
cils should go beyond lb* etiy for aaitable aom
nees. His further remarks were cut off by ertee
of order.
Mr, Bennett moved that the matter of eligibil*
ily of candidates be open to discussion.
Mr. Kanrmerer moved to amend by laying
that motion on tbe table, and asked ihe ayca and
nay*.
The ayes and naya were then called, and the
motion to lay on the table was carried by the
following vote:
Ayes—S. C.: Barbin, Dancan, Fitzsimmons,
Herdman, Kammerer, Kim, Kincaid, Nixon,
Phillips, Tomer, Ward. C. C. —Barohill, Bark
heimer, Coward, l)avis, Floyd, Fryar, Fallon,
McGeary, Norris, Oyer, Reed, Rees, Robbins,
Ross, Siebert, Thompson-27.
Nays—B. C.: Bennett, Berger, Brown, Me-
Cargo, Reed, MoAaley, President. C. U.—Bai
ley, Barnes, Barr, Campbell, Darlington, De
rnier, Dickson, Donnell, Gildca, HUI, Robb,
Errett, President—lB.
The ballot proceeded, with the following re
sult : Morley 24; McGowln 14; Hays 3
John Best was elected Inspector of Ashes by'
acclamation.
Christian Oyer was elected Inspector of To
bacco by.aoolamation. -
James Nelson was elected Superintendent of
Waterworks by acolamatlon. *
For City Job Printer, Wo. 8. Haven was
nominated. Mr. Barnes nominated Barr A
Myers. Ballot: Haven 34; Barr & Myers 10.
. Mr. Haven was deolared elected.
For Street Commissioner—Pint District, John
Owens shd M. Tindle were nominated. BsUot:
Owens 83; Tindle 11.
For Second District; S. B. Cooper, John Mo*
Ilwalne ud Wo. Wilson were nominated. Bet*
lot: Cooper 36; Mollwaioe 5; Wilson 2.
The following gentlemen were elected Board
of Measurers by Acclamation:
First Ward: William Bunting; Second; Alex.
Wilson; Fourth: Rowan M’Clure; Fifth: Arch.
M’Clclland; Sixth: William Shore; Seventh: Jno.
Crawford; Eighth: Jacob Keebler; Ninth: S. D.
Hill.
For the Third Ward, James M’Maater pnd
Jacob Have were nominated. Ballot: M'Master
32; Hays B. *
Col. E. F. Pratt was eleoted Messenger of
Commilteeaby acclamation.
The business of joint session being transected,
S. C. withdrew.
Id Common Council—The President announoed
the fallowing Standing Committees forlho en
suing year:
Finance—Bennett, Brown, M’Cargo, S. C.;
Campbell, Darlington, M'Geary, Dlokaoo, C. C.
Water—'Kincaid, Ilerdman, Brown, Kim, 8. C;.
Fulton, Ward, Barnhill, Norris, Donnell, C. C
Btrsota—Ward, Duncan, 6. C.; Slebert, Dar
lington, Oyer, C. C.
Claims and Aooounls—Kammerer, M’Cargo,
S. C.; M’Geary, Reed, Magee, C. C.
Polios—Fitzsimmons, Phillips, 8. C.; Robbins,
Ward, Barnes, O. 0.
_ Fire Eoglnei and Hoso—Herdman, Ward, B.
C.; Oyer, uarkhelmer, Coward, C. C.
Aqoedoot—Nixon, Kammerer, 8. O ; Demm
l«r, Bailey, Floyd, C. C.
Marksts—Phillips, Berger, 8. C.; Robb, Ross,
Thompson, 0. C. 1
City Printing—Berger, BeuneU, S. C.; Barr,
Bnrkneimer, Donnell, C. Q.
Wooden Buildings—Barblo, FUselmmons, 8
C.; Floyd, Demmler, Hill, 0. 0.
Appeals City Assessments—Tomer, Phillips,
8. C.; Coward, Robbins, Thompson, C. C.
Monongahela Wharf—Blair, Klnoaid, 8. C ;
Glide*, Fulton. Norris, C. C.
Allegheny Wharf—Reed, 8. C.; Robb, Camp
bell, C.C.
Gas Lighting—Berger, Nixon, 8. C ; Davis,
Rees, Reed, C. C.
Ordinances—M'Csrgo, Tomer, S. C ; Bailey,
Magee, Fryer, C. C.
City Property—Barblo, Reed, 8. C.; Fryer,
Barnes, nill, C. C.
Joint Building—Brown, 8. C.; Barr, Rees,
C. C.
On motion adjourned.
In Beleot Counoil, no business was transacted
by that body and It adjourned.
Wa hate recoived from Messrs. UuntA Miner,
Maeonlo Hall, the Illustrated London News, for
Peoember 251 b, with two supplements nod a
superb oolored supplement on fine proof paper,
The latter oonlalna “Fair and Frultfnl Italy,"
from a painting by G. Saoce. “The Turkey
Guardian," from * painting by T. Salmon; and
*'The Christmas Carol Sioger,"'from a painting
by Harrison Weir. These are all fine oolored
engravings. The News, with these three supple
ments, Is an unusually valuable ons.-Wohavsalso
the first number of Frank Leslie’s new weekly,
( *Tbe Stan and Stripes,” 1C pages, prion four
eenlß—gotten up in fair style—anu the New
York Ledger for Jenaary 22d. Hunt & Miner
have all she eastern and foreign weeklies as late
as issued.
Isquist.—Coroner Boatwiok held an inquest
Tuesday morning, on tbs body of n man namet i
John Martin,, who died about 4 o’clock from in
juries received on the'Alleghany Valley Railroad
Monday afternoon. The engine run off the track
and Martin was killed by being crashed between
the locomotives when endeavorlog to got the
said engine on the traok again. He was a York
shlreman, aged about 80. > The verdict was In
accordance with the above facte.
; CsAXTxn GaaxTxn.—Ths charter applied for
by the congregation ;ot Emery (M.E.) Chunk,
irtkg.cifpi or
CBCTCT'TIW* \ '
Tax following Is the Yota for Mayor and Di
rector of the Poor, eaatin AHeghsay city yes
terday: • ;•» ;
For Mayor. Bisector Poor.
■ • ' ’F = a
MKiirrv. J- | J- £
- * r ;
Fulst Waep...... : 869 J 123 276 105
Sxcohd “ ' , 209 280 151 104
Tman “ 258 322 299 76
Fouxth “ 398 240 0000 0000
Total, 1129 915 0000 0000
We attempted at first to arrange our tables
politically, but found that impossible in Man
chester and Allegheny. In Birmingham, (he
whole Republican tioket, we believe, is elected.
The Republicans elected wherever and whoever
they pleased when they united.
As may be seen, Morrison is eleoted Mayor of
Allegheny by 214 majority.
Ftret Ward— Seleot Counoil: Geo. Lewisj*2oB;
C. H. Paulson, 173. Common Council; Chas.
Arbuckle,* BC9; A. D. SmHh,*B6B; John Pride,*
850; Wm. Dyer,* 261; .Jos. Love, 104; John F.
Jennings, 2. School Directors: John A. Scott,*
819; Moses Boreland,*'3lB. Judge of Elections:
D. F. Johnston,* 819. Inspector John D/er,
296; Thos. N. Smith,* 299. Assessor Simeon
Belford,* 337. Constable: John Hollar,* 287;
John Wagley, 91.
Second Ward—Seleot Council:. James Look
hart,* 3 yrs, 243; Robt W. White,* 2 yra, 216;
Wm. F. Dill, 2 yrs, 208; Samuel M. Woods, 2
yrs, 200. Common Council: John HeDonald*
289; J. G. Coffin* 218; J. 0. S. Golden 178;
John Brown* 247; Geo. Hutohinson 206; James
Sloss* 229; Alex. CruUnhank 191; Robt. Mc-
Cone 196. Behool'Dlmotore: C. W. Burney*
276; D. McFerron* 420; James Boyd 161. Judge
of Eleetions: Wm. Black* 227; 0. Moore 176.
Inspector: Edw.Bothwell*2o4; Wm. P. Sprague*
185. Assessor. John Ramsey* 280. Consia
-ble: J. McMullen* 205; Hugh Gallagher 171.
Third Ward— Seleot Council: William Walker*
340; B. Patterson 225.- 0. C.: 8. Drum* 802;
J. Alexander* 406; J.D. Barr* 850; F. Beok
ert* 358; Geo. Gerst24s; J. P. Wacker 192; R.
Browu 196; J. Robinson 122. Bohool Direetors:
James Parke* 530; J. Brown* 524; no opposi
tion. Assessor: A. C. Alexander*; no oppoe’n.
Judge: G. W. Balfe* 868; Jameaßeno 138. lu
speotor: J. Moon* 324; J.Hoeholy* 185. Ald
erman: J. Miller* 180; J. Grabing 125; David
U’Kelvy 13; B. F. Adama 8. Constable: S.
Tyler*; D. Burns;
Fowi\ Ward—Alderman: E. Derby,* 277, J.
H. Scott,* 295, D. NeiUls, 176, Shall*, 68,
D. Smith, 63, P. Ley, 142; Seleot Council: Jas.
Marshall, 470, no opposition; Common Condi:
W. W. Ball,* 499, D. A. Preaiey, 494, H. S.
Fleming, 512, John Meeklmen, 435, John Con
nolly, C., 108.
Those marked * are eleoted.
Mabcuxstex Boeovob.—The followtug show the
results of the election held on Tuesday in Maaches-
Ur for the ratio as officers usatloned below.
Burgesr John S. Hall* 193; James Spear 66.
Council: Sami H'Cane* 168; Jasiah G Young* 146:
Wm Spratt* 196; Henry Faulkner* 163; George W
Reynolds* 80; Bartley V Hollar 78; Wm KanUa 56;
Wm Martin, Jr, 69; Wm Hall 63. Auditor David
E Adams* 78; Wm Stewart 56, Jno Pece 53; Jacob
Capps 1. Judge of Ehetions: wmJ Caogbsy* 139;
Edw M'Gee 58. laspectm: Hiram J HoUsx* 101;
R 0 Caogbsy 68. Constable: B Q Hffiiard* 131;
Hilliard* 181; Alexudsr Petwilkr 69. Bcatteriog:
6tepbon A. Deaglas aad a lady whose name we need
not mention, received each one vote for Burgess.
• axuturoujl euctioh.
• Attjyra. U? PrtcfL JUal.
N. Pattereon, 84 171 266
W. Symmes, 71 102 174
OormeiL -
Thomas MoKaa, 100 214 810
George Duncan, 107 ''l6B 275
Ibomaa Worcester,: 87 / 168 245
Hiilip Phiel, 96/ 180 276
William Graham, 8.**,... 80 163 243
Bernard Krug, 64 81 145
Matthew Pate, 74 112 186
Robert Wallace, 67 99 166
Dr. James Kerr, D -...v 60 69 149
Daniel MoAfse, D 40 64 104
School Directors.
B. R Carnahan, R * .... .. 92 171 263
C. Olnhausen, R.*.99 >lB7 2fi6
John Myers 62 105 167
Michael Knowles ~., -62 82 184
Constable,
frank Miller, R *..w. 85 179 264
William Lleingston'l 62 06 158
la pursuance; of pubHoAotiee, thecitiseus of
Neville township asalmbla&dtt mass meetiog, on
tbe 6lh (aslant, at (be ecUvel-boass, to oousult
together on Iho question of Railroad Tax, and
organised by calling James Cols to preside, Ap
pointing Isaao WblUaker Vloe President, and
David W. Bmith Secretary. Oa motion, tbe fol
lowing committee was appointed to prepare busi
ness for the meeting J. Whittaker, Robt, Phil
lips, John H. Hamilton, I. Cple, Wm. A. Bhaaka
and John Cole. The committee reported the same
resolutions which were adopted in Patton Tp,,
and whloh we published several days ago.
AccroiaT on rna Cosxkllbv:i.lb it, R^—On
Monday afternoon, the express train of the
Pittsburgh & Connellsville Railroad, which left
this city at 3 o'clock, p. m., ran over a man
named Oeorga Seffler, near Saltaborg, crushing
one of his legs to a jelly, and otherwise injuring
him, to that In all probability be cannot reoover.
He was living when the train left, but was ex
pected hourly to die. i
He was walking on the traoi,' and the train
whistled for him in time to get off, bat being in
toxicated, in the attempt he Tell backwards on
the track, and the train oould not be stopped in
time.
Casa of Commonwealth vs. John Porter
(Mayhem,) yesterday reported, the jury, after
being outabout three boon, raturaedaverdlatof
not guilty under the Ist eount, but guilty on ths
2d. There are two counts in (he indictment,
oqe under the statute and the second at eommon
law, both for Mayhem. Mr. Swarlswelder for
>efence made a motioo in arrest of judgment,
rirsl, because of joining in ths Indiolment the
offence under tho lew and under ths statute;
end second, because the word “feloniously" bad
been omitted in describing the offenoe or Intent
of the offenoo in the indictment.
Bates or Stocks at the Commercial Sale* Rooms,
No. 54 Fifth street, by P. M. Davis, antloneer:
59 Shares Bank of Pittsburg...’. $6l 125
20 do Exchange Bank. 61 125
10 do Mechanics’ Bank - 55 625
6 do Iron City Bank 54 75
10 do Pittsburgh Gas Co 69 60
30 do do do 69 00
10 do Eureka losorenoe Co 42 25
10 do AH’y Bridge Co., (new stoek) 10 50
Tos Allegheny City Poor House has now 111
Inmates, of whom 62 are females. The expend
itures of the institution last year amounted to
within a mere fraetlon of $9,000, showing that
the cost per week for maintaining a pauper is
$1 88. The Insane Department has 11 inmates,
1 only of whom pays boarding..
Tuna are nearly 400 children now attending
the Manchester publio schools. The tcaohers for
the present session ere: Prineipal, John Cowan;
Assistant, Robt. Campbell; Medium Department,
Misses Mery Dorrington and AgneaD. Frasier;
Primary do., Misses violet Wilson, EUia Gilson
and Elisabeth A. M’Kee; musical Initruolor,
Mr. Huey.
• Soicidb or a Mxmosxia.—We learn that a
man named James Babb, confined In chains in*
tho Morgantown jail, on the oharge of murder
ing his wife, broke hie mcnaolee the night before
lest, and huog himself to one of the ban of
his eel! window. He had attemped his own life
once before.
Tun Fifth Ward Mutual Improvement Society
held their first regular meeting last evening, at
the Pike street Sohool House. We ere Informed
that the Society begins to move forward under
the most flattering auspice*.
Tan Pott gives a biography of Rev. Jehu G.
Jones. The principal' facts ars these:
“Mr. Jones was born In Bsrks oonnty, where
his family have lived slnoe the war of 1720. He
was originally educated for ths church."
Ws learn that a .Gymnastic Association has
been formed in Allegheny city, and that tho Old
Temperance Ark Is to bo used for the purpose.
Wo wish those who have taken hold of the mat
ter may have good success.
Tatr had a fine time at Washington, Pa., on
ths 7th of January, and a grand banquet at the
Fulton House.
Aht of the following ertioles can be obtained at
Bowna* well known stand, Federal street, Allegheny.
Good Family Bread. Oaktiand Confectionery in
every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs,
Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Peaches, Assorted Pre
serves, Jelly’s, Pickles end Ketchup. Capers, Wor
cestershire Sauoe, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Family
Chocolate, Bakers Broma, Ac* Ac. They respect
fully In rite the pabliejo on examination of the above
named articles, all of which they will guarantee-to
prove satisfactory both In qoality end price. Jj ■
Db. Dickinson's Magnbto-Euecthio Mi*
ctnxtx—jyferipal Drpet for VistoU of Ufa UmrivaXUd
Mtdicai .AuriZurrjr.—ln sobmltHortbla mechlae toedls
crtmlb'attagpntilU, oo expense has bcenapeied to Us mao*
factors to reader U perfect to every cewotiat particular, In
order U keep pace wttb tho woodetfol Improvement* otlbe
age, end place it fereaoet In this breach of . American Ben
ubetui*. NO FAMILY SHOOLD SB WITHOUT ON*-.
HetaJl Price $lO.
It ts admirably adapted to prevent and cura every farm
of disease, such as Onssesiptka,BcrofaU,fafaiea, Rheumy
ttsm, Djspcpela, allfbnaaof Physical and Mental Prats*,
tfam sad Nervous Disesecs.
One grand feature ol this Apparatus is that ills always
readyte-anj'the powi r.lirieg nbNSeed ftMaifentutsl
Hawns, no AddieveM m togredkeiTs hetig melted. f
•: 9C«MsVt,‘:Wkrtww4 Pnggkß, $59 Wood m'Fanh’gk'
Telegraphic.
OOSOBBinOIAL.
.Washottow Citt, Jan. 1L
Snm.—The ipedal order, the Faoifie Railroad
Bill wm taken op. Mr. Gwin expressed the hope
that thefinal vote on the bill' would be taken on
Thursday next.
Mr. Shields, of Minn., introduced a bill to'estab
lish a mail route from Lake Superior to the Pacific.
Mr. Davis, of Miss., introduced a resolution which
was adopted, calling on the President for the corres
pondence in relation to tbe outrages committed on
American oitizens oa the Isthmus of Panama.
Without action ou the bill, tbe Senate adjourned.
House.—After tbe usual preliminary business;
Hr. Hill, of Ga., asked but failed to obtain consent
for him to offer a joint resolution declaring that no
new State ought to bo admitted Into the Union nntil
it is ascertained by a census that it has a sufficient
population fora mymber of tbe House, according to
the Federal ratio.
The bill Introduced yesterday, by Mr. Slidell, of
La., whloh was inaudible from toe gallery, was an
act making an appropriation to facilitate toe acqui
sition of the Island of Cuba, by negotiation. The
bill says that, Whereas, The Island of Cuba, in
geography, possesses a commanding Influence over
the large ana annually increasing trade, both foreign
and coastwise, of toe Mississippi valley; Whereas,
The Island, in Its present Colonial condition, most
continue a source of injury and annoyance, endanger
ing the friendly relation between 1 Spain and the
United States, by the aggressions of fits local authori
ty upon American oommeroe and cituens, for whloh
tardy redress can only be had by cinouitous demands
on Spain; and Whereas, In the opinaon of Congress,
and u aceordanoe with the views of toe President,
u the last means of settling existing, and removing
ftitarc difficulties, it Is expedient that negotiations
for the purchase of the island should be renewed;
and, therefore, that $86,000,000 be placed in the
President’s hands for expenditures, either from the
cash in the Treasury, or be borrowed on live per cent;
bonds of a thousand dollars eaob, redeemable in from
twelve to twenty years.
Tbe House took up toe resolution which was re
ported at the last session from tbk Committee on
Foreign Affairs, disapproving of the act of the Com
modore Paulding, in toe seizure of General Walker
and his followers, but reoommonding that no action
be taken. Several amendments thereto were pend
ing, viz: oho presenting the thanks of Congress to
Cpm. Paulding and hU officers—a stoond,thit Com.
Paulding’s act betogjwitoout authority of law, meets
with toe condemnation of toe Houje—end a third,
aseerting the right of citizens to htln their neighbors,
who are struggling for freedom—4 right of which
they cannot be constitutionally depaivod.
Mr. Smith, of Ve., moved to lay ijho resolution on
the table, whloh wm negatived—yeas 82, nays 105.
The House then by a vote of 90 jom against 102
nays refused to refer toe subject to the Committee of
the Whole od toe State cf the Union.
Mr. Mills op, of Va., made an unsnocessful motion
to lay toe bill on the table.
Au amendment declaratory of toe right of expa
triation, aadjthat toe capture of Gen. Walker wm
within the letter and spirit of the Instructions of tbs
Secretary of toe Navy, bat without the authority of
law, wm rejected, m wm also an amendment con
demning the course pursued by Com. Paulding. The
vote on toe letter wm 56 yeas, 128 nays.
A substitute for the report of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, tendering thanks to Com. Paulding
and his officers wm adopted, yeas 99, nays 85.
The question was then stated to be on agreeing to
the report as thus amended, when on a motion of Mr.
.Cox, of Ohio] the whole subject wm laid on tbe table
by four majority.
The Honseltoen resumed the consideration of the
motion of Mr. Bbennao, of Ohio, to refer the naval
appropnatioq bill to the Committee on Naval Affairs
instead of a Committee of the Whole on the State of
the Union sis proposed by Phelps, of Missouri,
who now opnosed that motion, saying that it
had been fonou wise to entrust ooly one committee
with financial questions and no good was to be ae
edbplished by toe coarse now recommended. Ho re
pelled the remark often repeated, that the Committee
of Ways and Means sought to absorb the whole
power of the Boom.
Mr. Montgomery, of Pence., desired to ascertain
whether arrangements had been made tbe
revenue of toe government Is to be increased. A
large national debt had been created, while Congress
is asked to vote thousands and millions 'of dollars.
He wduld inquire whether the recommendations of
the Resident—,
Mr. Ga., interrupting, said he objected
to this harangue! ’
«Tho Speaker iaid tbat Mr. M.’s remarks wore not
pertinent.
Mr. Montgomery continued: If toe CommUteo of
Ways and Means have made no arrangements forau'
loorease of toe rerenne, he, of course, being from
Pennsylvania, vu not wilting to increase tbe na
tional debt, and would therefore vote to refer toe bill
to the Committee on Kkval Affairs.
Mr. Boeoek wanted the bill so referred, in order to
give it a thorough overhauling and to see whether
anything that ought not to bo there could not be
rooted out. A feeling is growing among the people
that something Is wrong in the manner of expending
money, and hence there should be a close examina
tion of all bills containing appropriations of money.
Without eomlng to any conclusion on the subject
under discussion, the House adjourned.
(Sped*! Dispatch fcr'tb« Pittsburgh Odette.]
Haasisieno, Jan. 11.—SasaTB.— Canal Com
missioner Frasier, vice Plummer, was sworn in in
the Senate.
House Rill for abolishing the Canal Board, which
pasted in Committee of the Whole yesterday, coming
upon a second reading, Mr. Turney moved a substi
tute extending the time till Febmaiji 10th. Both
belong to the Finance Committee."
The Speaker presented several petitions for tho
new county of Pine.
Mr. Francis moved to open the sessions with pray
er, which gave rise to considerable debate, end was
carried by a decided majority.
Hoofs.—Tbe House Committees were announced.
Mr. McDonald is chairmen of the Committee on
end is on the Committees on Railroads
and Ways A Means and Governor’s Messages Mr.
Iruh is on the Committees on tbe Judiciary and
Library. Mr. Zoller on Pensions and Education.
Hr. Bayard is chairman of the Committee on Man
ufactures and is on the Canal Committee. Mr. Fos
ter is of the Committee on Education and
is on. the Committee on Divorces. Mr. Cbase Li
chairman of Ways A Means. Mr. McClure is on
the Judiciary Committee and Mr. Lawrence on
Banks.
Petitions were presented for contesting the seats
of Menrs. Potter, of Cambria, and Evans, of Phil
adelphia,^
The following bills ware read in plaoo: By Ur.
Thompson, for the incorporation of the Butler Gas
Company. By Ur. Miller: Providing for Juries be
fore Magistrates. By Mr. Thorn: For.regulating'
Insurance Companies.
A committee oo the contested election of McLain,
of Philadelphia, was chosen, oonsisttog of'Messrs.
Foster, Gritmaa, Irish, Kinney, McClure, McDowell,
Miller, Rohm and Rose.
Waißuoron Ctrr, Jan. 11.—The Mexican and
Central American Colonisation Association hare
addedArixoDletotbelrplanofMttlenisnt. It is under
stood to be supported by prominent Southerners and
New Yorkers. The Association hare already pur
chased oertain grants, and ere negotiating for others
in Arizooia. Gen. Hennlogson, as chief engineer,
will probably, during the ensuing spring and sum
mer, take out a large body of men.
The first resolution reported In the Senate to-dey
by Mr. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign Af
faire, reiterates that by reason of the distracted and
revolutionary condition ef Mexico, in certain of the
States of Central America, and occasionally of those
io South America, the lives and property of Ameri
can cltisen* are subject to lawless violence or other
wise placed in peril; oil, redress In the usual diplo
matic form being in vain, and U being the indisputa
ble doty of government to protect the lives and
property of our oitliens against lawless violence
without the limits of tho CJoited States; therefore it
is proposed to authorise the President to use the
military and naval forocs and interpose in sueh cases
when be may de4m necessary. ,
From California.
St. Lome, Jan. 11.—The overland malt, with
dates to the 17th nit., brings also four through pas
sengers, among whom is James T. Curtis, formerly
chief of the police of San Francisco, who reports the
discovery of alarge spring in the middle of Colorado
Desert, yleldiog anundanee of water.
Both the Apache and Oamachs Indians are com
mitting depredations ah tho mail stations, In eonte
quenoe of wbieh the government animals wiU be
obliged to bo used to carry the mall some distance.
.The Mexicans aro also suspected of stealing mules
from mall stations.
Passengers via the Tebauntepec route,-failed to
make the connection In consequence of boisterous
weather, in the Gulf of Tehauntepec. The mails
were put on board the Bonora, by a surf-boat.
European dates to November 13tb, reached Bon
Francisco on tha 15th.
Nbw York, Jan. 11.—Letters from Paris state
that Morphy and Anderson commenced their chess
match on the 20th ult., at Paris, the winner of the
first seven games to be tho victor. No money was
staked by the contestants. Morphy’s friends offer
ten to one without takers. Tho first game Morphy
had the first more, when he resigned after the aev
onty-second move; second gemo was a draw; third
and fourth games wero won by Morphy.
St. Louis, Jan. 11.—The river has fallon 12 inches
within the last 24 boon, and Is still receding. All
tho upper streams are Jailing and an full of floatioi
Ice. The weather is moderating with Indications o'
ram. The Ico In the rirm; hen is assuming mon
soft, mushy appeannoo, but is still so heavy thet
the ferries run with great difficulty.
Lodisvillx, Jan. 11.—Doflald Nicholson, th*for
ger of whom the New York police hare been in pur
suit, will be taken from hen to Illinois to-morrow,
to answer charges, in a requisition from the Governor
of Illinois.
Cbioaqo, Jan. lI.—A destructive fin occumd
last night at the c< rner of Lake and Jefferson streets.
Almost the entiro dock was destroyed. The loss is
estmated at $40,0(10; iasuranwr $25,000.
Cnuumu, 5.0., Jra. U,_lh. cases of tbe
crow of tho Slant Ketch Brothers, charge t with tlsvo
trading, iron taken up In tho District Court to-day.
Tho grand jury ignored th« bills.
Haw Tons, Jnn. 11.—Tho steamer City of Man.
ohsitniy&om Llrarpool on the 22d nit, nrrindnt
this port thti nnnlng. Her adrieca an anttdpatad.
Niw hfowr, Jm. lWJottoadmawd; nlM«f Utri
Flout UTaneed; nln 11,000 bbli Ohio it l&fioaiJo!
tala 18,000 bush whit* *t 'tl£x§ulE
K 2. t TOMl! w rWW«*« IWW& OornatfTwrf!
*f*ooo hush. Pork Arms «l«ar old mat at tlflLTSa
*10,87.1 Smod quiatat o®9)Zfcr«hoaldan,a»4 to?
rtdeo. JiwihorquUthat rwnj. jin—d ffwjjit <&Q67.
Hldafim; WwtsnilOo.: XotacoO met* uetin as flail c.
- ZaUovlheaivat Wort Anns atoaoCOOOOO Jt»
A KWDTAHO* go well oUUidudJUt phy
rtdauiuMU M a pmcriFtknj f *hkh B. L. Pifcaartack 1 * S 1& iV.OntmaU I—ffr*6; VUvnkto * Mia.
Yattlfhgo haaifqulrwJ, iirttn thla.nbbnM Worn H2V • Kri . p
Jkman goug chtUna. Itamr liIU,»Ux. woraa j ß Jjß»*u,j Uu u>Slmb bttbr*au»< «*«•!
-tngfjnl tti.kU & Llilt- [w-kiiimhM* «-«nr
MBQMStOO. W <M> troulm, ud propMnof SST£2
PoWLUro,- Mm, Jin. 11.—non. Win. Pitt Fomu
uea VM to-daj reelected Senator b; the Legislature.
Lquiiyiu.*, Jau. 11.—The rirtr If falling felt*
with flr« feet on the folia. Weather dear and cloudy.
WHEELER & WIL S t) N-*S
. fzbbx FBimnrH family "
SEWING MACHINES;
AGENTS OFFICE, NO. 68 FIFTH STREET,
FIRST PREMIUM awarded by the AUegheny Count, Agricultural Society, held
September 1857, “AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE.”
And the Penno. State Agricultural Sooioty have awarded to Wheeler A -Wilson’s' Sewing
Machine the highest premium, “AS BEST FOR AfX PAMrr.v PURPOSES ”
THESE MACHINES which have gained such an enviable reputation over all other
Machines on account of
1. Beauty and excellence of etitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed.
2. Econofcny of thread.
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
4. Portability, ease of operation and management. -
5. Speed.
6. Quietness of movement.
7. -Strength, firmness, and durability of scam that will not rip or ravel.
8. Applicability to a varietyof purposes and materials. / !
9.. Compactness and elegance of model and finish. .
Are now offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers
prices by ALEX. R. REED, Agent, G 8 FIFTH STREET; -
J HOST LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO CLSBOTMEN. ttahdftwtaT
ROOFING.
Oheap and Durable Fire and Water-Fropf
ELASTIC CEMENT ROOFING.
THE FIRM OF PERRIN & JOHNSON having JbYjnntu..
edt Q. 8. BATES and WM. JOHNSON gin **&*&*&&•&
rflng od theabove Boring Ihiaiaem, la aU 1U branchwTtmder the name a'-'
STAND, TO SmltbUaltf Straat, onr Diamond Aller.
We era now prepared to ecnrer, with oar SUPERIOR ROOFING, itoen or
compodtion or metal rooft, ataamboata, railroad _eare, Aa, being admirably
weather, or the action of fire, aid it tMjet Injttfad -by being tramped tool
Roofe In the moat thorough wudc to Oespocitlng Tin, Iron, Oopperar
eecnrlngthem against thebcfksnhfUje weather,.for por eqnarc, (one hr
sbxxvvxxi aoors on.
Preferring them tod rendering them FIKBrPEOOF, for $lOO per«pur»—dU
Thleßoofing faOb«np«r tlutnitajr other kind ofBoof) ud:
la that npeneding nil other kinds.
Roofing material for mle,rrith lratrncUoas fbrappfylng. Rofercnce* end
No. 75 Smithficld Street, near
N. B.—Oorcrova* ic sot rendered worthless In preparing it for the root
ommercial
oomi«T££ or arbitration ros januaky— !
B. Ob oa, V.F., B. P. Shuts*. w*. H. Wouaxs, Q. B.
Joan, O. W. One.
PITTSBUUGU BAIU&KTS.
[ ieporUd Specially for the PUUbvrgh Got ate .]
PRTBtCIOB, WIPTUDiY, JIS. 12, IBM.
FLO JR—'without change; tale* of 400 end 390 bbls were
made rom flrat hand* on private tonne.. From store, 020
bide io lota at $6,10@4»12 for roper, $5,2£®A,37 for extra,
•ad $5, 0@5,70 for family do.
GRAIN -iliedj; sales from wagon of 100 baa Bye at 75;
on whert 103 bosearOora at 86c and 83 aha at 80;. and 180
boa prime white Wheat at $1.20. From store, 1200 and 200
~boe Brit g Barley at 65.
MAY- sales or ST loads at aealea at slo@l3 $ ton.
POTA’ OE3—aaloo of 45 bbla Xeahaaoocks at $240; 4*)
boa do a $U00; and 200 baa mixed at 85.
HESS rcRK-aaaleof 6 bb!eet|lT,6o*M,L
FEED -fcalsa from atora of 18 tons Ertn aad Short* at 85
and 4 tot si Middlings at $BO ¥lOO.
BUCK RHBAT FLOUR—• sale of 2030 lbs in bulk at $2,56
BCTTJ E-sake of 5 bbla. good roll at IS@l9.
68001 BlBS—ealee of 22 bbds Sager at «i>i@7}4 rod 95
bbUMol me* in lots at 87.
PJQ 3 KTAL—sale* of 2600' tone >Coks metal to go- to
Whtellot jts23, six men, and 100 ton* Alleghany, Shlppen
furnace, dszB, six toot.
BEAM —small mica at sl*Co B bus for small white.
ONION 6-salc# of 10 bbU at $3,25 bbl.
AO
The H
"Ural
Utloss ai
oenUont
of money
era are et
boaloam
Inal. Of
ehaM* lot
•ourto we
IBTABY AND CUH3IEIICI&L,
t.Tribnoecf Monday says:
ooey market ramalna very stagnant, rod the quo*
x i atareotyped at 3@4 ft cent, on call, rod 456 ft
f rat class paper, 0) days to 6 month*: the ropply
F (till continues In escoaa of the damand, aad lond
i II more preeHng than before the lit Inst. The
d Treroty Kotos to quite Ugbt, and rate* are nom
< the new Government loro (bare were private cur
t Investment of $133400 at 101>£, and $lOO/500 Ml*.
» a taken at piirate eale for Europe.
;; of Keoknk has Issued a circular to ita la
; tistoa ita Inability to pay the Interest epon it*
t q debt amonnta to $1,160,000, of which $900400
s to Tar tons railroad*. Its ameta amount to $825,*
I kh $060,000 la railroad stock, rod $176,000 unpaid
. Sp 7 and 186 S. The Mayor aaya that the citizens
t y unable to pay the interest upon tbU debt, bat
c 5 to pay on s6rt,ooo, with a sinking fnnd for the
II pf this amonnt.” -s
j drt of the Slate 'Auditor General shows that (be
f raised Talne of real and personal estate In tbto
i rirUth Is $609,770,234; the assessment of tax la $l,-
I d the whole population, 2,311,780, and the nuxn
-3 spies, Fur Philadelphia county, alone,
t t'arestated as foUma; Vocal value of real and
aUto, amassment of tax, $434,736
1 Ulon, 403,762, rod number of 104,335.
o dness of the Sub-Treasury last week, was: Re
tt ,730 97—for Customs, $67,000; Payment a, $212..
E stance, $4,202,161 70, against $5,U05,000 last B*-
i| owing a decreed of uoaxij $1,000,030.
t sx a comparative afateflieot ot the Exports, exeta
p :tfe, from New York to foreign porta, for tbe week
\ a. 4; 1150 :
IhecU;
which it
debt. Tt
was Issue
000, of wb
taxes of.
are otter
are wiltti
extioctio:
She I£
total i pf
Comm m
4S4,SIt 2
bar of as
the Og ire
1
Tb» »o
Ci*lptJ, »
603 Writ
_tnnUy,Wl
W* imc
•Ireyf n
•odlog J*
3867. 1858.. 1859.
tfaa .$..699,601
ktaUrs sUtemeat of tiie Imports of Foreign Dry
General Ueniieadbo at tbs port of New York for
and since Jao. 1
vxtk.
1857. 1858; 1659.
£U.- $2,191,900 $501,430 $1,371,370
yerchandlM„. 1,047,812 789 910
r the week... $3,565,797 52,&2,78e
>rt of *pedo from New York for the week was a*
Total r
The ex
follow*:
• To
Of tha
following
-There
try a* to
» * l » $1,062,958 28
log packing at Chicago, the Tribone tire* the
K result* Um* for for :
being moch anxiety expressed ail onr the cootr*
i and me** pork this season, ai
.* if* 1 * * c ~mT# “hhUned retnrn* from a few or'
r* ot the probeble yiel*, whkh we append. Foot
w-a* are the actual figure* u takenfrom their
. balance art. estimates made by the packer* them.
par peck* r
of the re i
book*;lb i
selves:
Lard, aQ .
Mesa purl,
No. bog*..
1867. I ISSS
,bI.U -f>m Ita. pork,’"SJn
82,81. | So. bog*. 120^7
leaboTeltwmbeeMnthat tbe yiold of lard ia«t
Ofotottjehog; while thl* year Uls oulyafrac
.4o9, There t* not quite each a heavy fallingoff
torfc, bat a considerable amoaat of thl* ■caion’s
meat ordinary.
Two fo
loot Tew <
‘tOlhat cc
wsseatp*
porkota
ano rrcel
gery. O
to Lovell
u«uer.
(be forge
gave a $1
ta curret
given hi
small toi
Seriee havo been detected at Louisville within the
ijs, omoanting In the aggregate togl.lOO,
omitted in thie city on tbo ifist of December It
3k! that the Individual who purchased a barrel of
r. field, in this city,giving a $lOO bill in payment,
tng a check for the aiffereoce, committed the for*
this there 1c no doabt. The pork has been traced
id, on the Little Miami R. 8., where it awaits an
twae khlpped merely te a blind. At Loatsville
'Pundtaeed a email lot or eoep aud candlm, and
K) bill In payment. The change wai coanted oat
cy, Lot preferring a check for the amount. It woe
n. The soap and caodlae hare bean found at a
non the LoaUvJUe and frankfort
gery In thie city woe committed on the 21it of De
ad la LoaiaviUe on the Suh of the aeme month.
1 beyond question, did the builneae la both
nd from what we bare beard, it la hardly to be
hat the individual ie the eeme that practiced the
? game eo enoceafully en pork merchant* la this
Louiaville two andlhrae years ago. fie menace*
(bout $3,000a year off the two cities. lie leqSte
le in hie drafts contidering that ho le one ot the
>mpllsh«d villains to be fonnd anywhere. Be la a
forger and a very dangerous man.—fCln. Os?.
aiVKfi ffBWIi
Tbefo
comber,
The tarn
places; t
doubled
conflict*
city and
to make
•ttar f mtanln, wu much mUder tlmn th. d.y ta
. btultau u urn tint mm of no |M uoount.
‘imnnimnmdopbc.mil.whilovtamnl.v. Lut
how.Y.r,th. Ur mu oolto mild nod .prii, Uta'
. wu comlni out of th. pound ud bohu u Si
:t la for three dsy».
were no arrival* or departure* yesterday. The De
ayget array to-day. Tbo fimnutUrobam will leave
The w
fore. T
The H
evening
The fru
as Here
Thera
fender c
for Zam
urnbont Captains ore talking strong about a meet
tnew the old Marine Amocfotion hero. They will
hold a meeting £? take the metter under consider
a few days.
The 81 >. BepnbUcaa of Snaday, gives the following par
ticulai* if the burning ofth# Martha Jewett: SV
“M*« a. bister A Johnston, steamboat agent* of thlacitv
3 * tle s M dlipatch from Cairo,aa
houncto ; the foct that tha ateamer Martha Jewett hadbeen
tor™.!. «»«««•.,<*•■! iisiss
J§° P* 44 * yaaterday morning, at 2 o’clock
No oih*H particulars ate given lathe tUrpatcb.
TbelUtthaJowUtfaad bean lately laid spat thla noth
anbUqaently lied up for some amalt claim*, which w*re
paid anf the W relewed. On U*t Frida, iorning
my.toribiuly disappeared from her place at the foot of Mor
gu 'treat, and Oept. John Uarbleou, her commaader was
at a loal to know what had become orher. Sbewascertata.
I? w *tbom hi* knowledge cr consent. The
Martba|f*weu nut turned up at CalVo.ln ch*r« of Mr
AlhertA.oneof bar owner*, who had*i.qm*dc?mm«£
SS»?fl«SasS!7Sa3g.*Sc-ils
Xh« Ihrtha Mi ni n oU boM, lull! orlrio.llr far. ‘
UU * ootl .1,;
wa* a g#eat fovorito. Abut twoyaara ago Oept. Jao.Harhi>
,OB i“ r [ “}«**»* Porcluaed her fob a Cairo
P K * e J*.e d<ha^ t « l^ f to *w> yean bard Üboriua
packet between Btl*»iU,oalro and Paducah. ThoJewvttwu
•till a tolerably good and ataunch boat, Talced at $8 000
o hs To luraed of no larorance excepting a risk of tfcool
‘® *£.* K ’ Bmldli agency. Pe»co totho a*huofthc
Mutha Jewett. Using ao well known here, it would bare
beta a great cfMoUMoa to.W friaad* If rite could hare
d, *i 4 death, ondlald down her bones near homo •»
Thoofitoers or the Aurora telegraph to the Commercial
from Natofatx, that tha Nashville and Haw Orkoni packet
Joaephlpe Baraca caught fire aud wu burned to tha water’*
edgeatjruatealaland, on the Lower MloksJppL on fiatur
day mottning. The boat and cargo la a total lota. Fortn
noWy there were no Urea lo«u The Barege waa bound
foom Npw Orleana for NathvlUe, with a valuable cargo of
Ac - *Bd fort the former port oa the
«th lost! She waa comparatively a new boat, built at Pado
cah last) season, having the Ambemdor’e BKhlmrv ««*
upper ufcrk*. We beUare aha la owned by A. L. Darla A
(». of Naahville, and commanded by Cant. Owen Darla.
She waa worth 135,000, and ta partially Insured In Nashville.
The careo is. valuable, worth at least $OO,OOO, and I* doubt
lea* partially Insured at Naahvills and Eastern qDcm—...
The AIL Window wa* offered at public aala on Saiuidsy.
a* she lit* In Licking river. There being no bidders pres*
eot, the tale vu postponed foe two weeks.- An attorney In
Oivington perchaaad the piano la bar ladle** cabin tor $B6;
1 ItssmMst ttegister*
AB&XVXD. I DKFABXSD. :
se, Bravnartlie. Luzerne, Brownsville,
wph, do. w I Telegraph, go.
d Bayard, KUzsbeth.) 001. Bayard,Bftabeth:
-6 feat, and foiling.
TUegraphie lUrkiu.
HTTpBURGHi PENN’A-
new yellow, In store, at 76c. Oats la feip
bosh eold at46c. Whiskey firmer; sales of Fasarytonte
and Ohio aU»H.
Cnrcnraan, Jro. IL—Floor in gooldemaod rod matket
firm; sales of 1200 bblsatst,7s@4,6s for superfloe; receipt ti
moderate. WhUkey higher; sales of 900 bbla at 23 £4. Tro- '
visions opened rather booyant, bat closed quiet, the
having Wien oft, 800 bbta meu pork eold at sl7,' and '
60,000 the clear side# In bulk at Oc; shoulders and rtbslda*
rod ~}4 no salts. 100 .kmef
“Id »t 11 nothing done in barreled; it Is held at
11c. Molasses Arm at fall rates; sales of 200 bble at
35e. Sugar bnnjant; ul«eofltiohhdsat ivtfS
qnlet ana unchanged. Money market catyi ltxroan'n firm
at premium for Eastern. 6
liaLtntoai, Jan. 11.—Flourbaoyaut,and Howard Street,
and Ohio quoted at $5,25.' Wheat, the market is'
there are nosatmof importance. Corn higher; white 78a'. 1
“td yellow at 75. Provision* quiet andnochenged -
Whiskey firm at 26c for Ohio and 2S for city. ' :
SHEBIPF’B SALE.
BY VIRTUE of ait execution inued out tht '
District Court of Allegheny County, and to ne '
directed, I will export* to public rale at the Court
House in the city of Pittsburgh, on ParDAr, the 28th
day of January, A. D. 1859, at lO e’clock, a. w. r :
All the right, title, iatereat and claim of Patrick '
C. Martin and Mary Anne Marlin hia wife, of,in and
to all those two lots or parcels of groofkd .situate,
lying and being in the city of Pittsburgh, and State
of Pennsylvania, and contained wUma the ineter *
and bounds, courses and distances foUowing/that' ijj
to say: AU that lot, being part of lot No.‘2osln'CoL.
Woods* plan of the city of Pittsburgh, which.ilno-;..
rcribed as follows, to wic; Beginning at the oo&er.t
of lota Nor. 204 and 203; thence westwardly along > :
Second street 40 feet; thence at right ahglea with.-
Second street towards Front street 80 thence'
eustwardly, parallel with Second street 40 feet;
thence 80 feet to the place of beginning—on which - -
is erected a two story brick’ warehouse, 40 foot by 75
feet, haring therein tubs, pipes, Ac., for diltUlatioh
purpose*.
Aiao, All that other lot, likewise in.said city of
Pittsburgh: Beginning at tho.corner r of lot No: 204
on Front street; thence by the llne cf tho Frinklia
Brewery property/ towards Second 'street, 80 feet;-
thery?e in a' line>a»Uel ‘with Front street, toward* ' :
.Grant street’2o:feetj thence in a line paralltl with
.Grant atreet, 80 feet, to Front street; and thenoe by =
Front street to the place of beginning—oh whtih is
erected a brick distillery 20 feet front by 80 feqt
deep, including all the machinery, implements and r ,
fixtures of every kiud whatsoever therein; embracing .
aznongit other thing* two \arge eopper column aleo-'
hoi stills, tubs, worms, columns, boilers, pipos, Ac 4
said lots being the same embraced and described In
a mortgage of Patrick O. Martin and Mary . Anno
Martin his wife, recorded in the Recorder** Office of
.Allegheny county, in Mortgage BookToL $7, page 50.;
Soiled and taken in execution as the property of,
the said Patrick C. Martin and Mary Anne Martin
nil wUe/attheinU of Louis IT. Wheolan. r •
-JAMES L. GRAHAM, Sheriff. :
SsETttFF'a Omci, ,J
January 12, ISSA.J
jatatMU
Health of American women.—
For many year* I hare bean troubled with genera .:
wsarinemand languor, both mental e*»d physical; caprice ;
llttl—n see, dull beadadm, pain in the head and templet
coldnecs and tendency to atlfibeea, palpftatioa of the hurt,
vuryeuily flattered cr excited, appetite variable, itomadr
and bowel* eranged, wlth pain. .Any mental or physlmd.
exertion waa sma to all the aymptojnj,andlhad
In addition, foltiag of the womb, and great in n
gioa. One pbyMdan after anotfifr exhausted hls akQl and
gare me op. A patient and persmring naecf mA b
BEALL’S OTSBXNA OATHOUOON fortunately corned me,
•f 1 1 bare no words rafficlent to exproa my thankftdnres;
Mas. JULIA ANNS JOHNSON. '
I can traly aay that I hare boan a sofforer for many yeara
witii whites and deranged menstruation. After a while I *
had other troublea, loch u pale lace, Indigestion, watting
away, ganoal languor and debility, pain tn tha email of tha^-
of aching and dncgtngseuation»p«lnbetween: •
the ahoplderbledea extendlngdowo the tpine, lota of appe-. -
tite, trouble in the etoaachand bewels, with cold hand* and
feetand dreadful nonrenmeta. The least excltanantwould '
makame feel Mil lahonldfly away. I^tried doctors and
dregs, and everything, one after another, without tha beh- -
•fit. Ona bottle of MARSHALL'S UICBDfB CATHOLT- '
00N changed eome of my symptoms for the better, and now
lam entirely and radically cored. I wish that srery w> fi
man could know what It will do, OLABIB3A OBKB. -
Fora long time I had Utarlno complaints with the follow- >
log aarmptemg I wa* nerToo*, emaciated ami irritable;!
eeamed to abCand In complaints; some of which Iwfll try to - “
job;p«in tath«lowororpi«,uid. ladliwtMifloß*'-
thing wss going to foil out; inability to walk jmrh -:
«wmt of a foaQng of foUneaw aching and draaring.’aed' . ;
■hootingpain* In the back, loin*, and extendingaown thh j
legw the jolt ing produced by riding caused great pain; 'no* :
modioihooting* and pains in the ode, ttozoach and bowel*:
headache, with ringing In the ears; every fiber of the body i
■eemed tore; great Irritability; lotan*e nerrooioe*L l cQUW 'j
not bear the least excitement without being prostrated for
a day; I could ecarceij more about the bourn, anddid not -
take pleasure in anything. 1 had given up hope, havlnc
tried everything, aa I supposed, in Tula; but a friend
my attention to UABSHALL’S UXERIND CATHOLICOS.
I took It, hoping against hope. Most fortunately it onred
me; and there lx not a healthier or more greteftU wo mania -
theoountry. IlrasteUirlUuMiL Itfotrulythewoman's >
friend In need. M«. VT/ntEwSB i.w«i.tp : '.
KABSEULVa UTKSrvtCATnOLICOIf Kiacertei*
3 e X r * ■JbliftipqftA* HbmA W7itou } &tppru»ed t
or ftrin/klMt*»trua£um, Bloating, Aptawmahow*J?<*.
atacf OuStdneyt cr CHaory Or&uu, JUlmUonor b l*
con&tiettce qf RUk, fiesrthmii Chn'Miuj, Ifcnovnut.
ortmteorirmpaUittieteotaitdtdwWi the Vtertu
JSi’ZlSi V OauUem U Oa Mta:
l, ' arrah/r^^4^W^^
port efflee addrm, town, anntfi
™ guarantee that the JfeiteuKwiUUimt ~
enrteetptqfUtemmtu. addrm . 5 f
ph. Ota H. NEVSKII, 140 Wpodih, Pittiburgb, : t
eplA-dswT of the Qdden Mortar.
=—‘
ttrsulat Sttatnws.
MonoapUiela Blwwr V. 8. Mail Paokatal
tT«AMIB TKLEQRAPH. | BIXAHIB
O*H. J. OL Wqobw.ib! j 1] ..... ri ■■» '' --
npHE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE '.'
-Anew ronalD, tvgalar!,. llorein, BcMi lam •.
Ip'll 8 tfeioek A. M. udTSnslOf Boti tt «.
o clock P. M. for K*Kee*part, Nllsatetfatovriu MonamEWs
hcUCity,Bcnerernon, FayetteGtjvOreenfle®
and BrOTrawilleothew connecting with Hacks and Ooech«*~
for umootown,F«r*tte3prtng«, Morgan town. Waytmrttax.-.
wnutcnaeltown and Jefferson. - . l .l
T»«*entidl«*lUirai*li hm Pttttborihto Dufco- : .
town for $2, meals and state-room* on boats iv
Boat* returning- from BrownsvUle leave at 8-Vdbck (nth* /
moreingaad Bin (he evening. For fortherlofottnationeß-r
quire at the Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Oraul street. <
auß O. W. SWINDLER, AoaWfog- ?
- g.ouigbillt. &f.
•
X' Bteaawr EKT WEST* o#c&ta *»»•, dfl|HK >}■
win |«m> .foe the *bor» aM *ll loUnMdtMwpwrta «a. ;'
o'clock?. u. ,
crp*a*w«>,tpplT<oaboar4. vto -• ■.' ■■h ? ■X:*,
. TL4CS, BIBSES* CO.,
IXastibtlU, &c. . : : ; : .
X &pt.iiorajn<!«wiiaßlHK -
IntermeilUio - torn. co
THIB DAY, 12th lutut tt 4 o’clock P. M. - rprbmht orv■>
tpplj OS boon! or to - *\
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