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- --- ~, ~..- PIT2BDIAROLI, PA,
;L I ll i t ri tarACTURE to Order, on 4 - bort notice,
1 VAIFFIENOB,'EJIAYTINO A PULLEYS, of ail shelf
f I 0,4- Pilmts,,
_or the boo matorldromi bunt oly of •
Ohio WAGON, BOXED, SAD /DONN, OD TWO, Jr, e nd
oti hood or purttoordot.
.
3 1/FlO.derii loft It tbi? FOUNDRY, or at 11ortwright a
m.m,es, OR
1,. Wo od et , . ...Ivo prompt ottoutlon. . 5 41/ '
,
I WIZLI.S. titallidia ali CUT, —--
I. 80 'Fourth Street, Pittoburgh, Pa.,
i f 1
.
i
. IFAIFITFAOITIZILS OF
I WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
I., :t=o cu ttl from thotrado,atul promptly thlp,
I 9 . .yy,..rrirmoutha, or 6 pm amt. disarms 6 651. _.h.a
OA IL Tll/.11. 1"&11 7. a YOUNG, .
(Sumo-wry to Jotfn Ciartartight,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers of
Socket and Tads Cutlery. Surgical and Nonfat In.
ntfruncrita, No tia, Pistols, Staling Tackle, to, No. ai Wood
afflict. hey giro special attoutton tonic naanoracturing of
Vinou, Soppattom an. Jobbing and U , polog ttnli pond
and drapalcla • • apinurly
11141.1
T- WILLIAlI ! DAIZIMILL t CO.,
61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• STZAIVI BOILER MAKERTAND SIIEET
Woikerei Mnonfactureire ht Dwain Putrot
Baller,Locomoilre, Plued and Cylinder Dons n& Chloinep,
jyreleben, inu, 114 Stem Pip., deneerf Belt
Sugar Pun, Inin Mewl+, biaa.t., Also, Inarkamithe•
weo, Bridge Viednet !D r,,
do hp etrtint gr.
tlea. AU mdero from u Mew:Ally:y.lp attirei . o.
Yon* Caplan MI a, Patt•ourtala. --
.ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., MA NI:WA e
. 11:111.01for - --
ram Agar ho 44Stootioio4
Carpet Maloof all oolora and alonaqa
Cotton - T.onm
" Berl Om*
Plough Lines awl Haab Cort
" BOper
Batting. (Sall saa &ant ptionm
/HrOrdtra tall at the Hardware Store or Logan • urogg,
No. Al .Wcod Erect, trill bare attention.
JAS iRWIN,
idANICIPAOZURYIR or
QULPITURIO ETIM; Solphurie. Aoid;
Bonet rigNesof Nitre; Nitric Acid:
Holtman'. Attodyna: almiatie Aced;
_Aqua Ammonia, IiTY; Lamont do
Fowler's &Anti*
Nto to foam ot John Blatt *Som. L 7 Water Weer.m y 8
WI/A.IMM VATIC BON,
•
DUMMER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
a.th
ozirtii arr., Pitiriburgb, end federal eirixt, ender
, Excelsior flail, rillorlway.
fliirErery deseriptiou oLFittlerm for W... G. and
, reGlay
Cointntimon, .41. __
DIIPUT & MITCHELL,
_......_
PRODUCE COMMISSION MENCHA.NTS.
Oalca No. a Breit.. ;Ell*cit. Nouth.:Wati
: St., car. La Salle Si., Chicago.
i Will i eht.mzse No. 13 Sattth-W:itpr St:
• Solic4-for tho purchase of .klour and Grain in
Chiciiko !dirket.
/.1/q 111TZ6.01.1 IN PITIAL2OII
c
..5k.11...:c.r.y A Co, j.X.61 Wal... R../ .
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n,11,1 ...,
---- . rO. Watt A Wilenn
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.74.13 m
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cvs,r & SIZEPARD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
0-Ratix do 1 . -. Ecoutx c
393 Liberty Street,
ITT, YA_
Ciottett,bande et FLOUR, far Bak P er'. w D=ll td Penally' oee,
ponotantly on boottL Particular attention peal to tillin g
Orders tot Merchandis e gonerally. nefol)d
tjAISIES A. 'FETTER,kurtvariiing and
;IXIII 3 / 1 83i41N HIMONANT, forth.* Woof /LOUR.
ELM, Bacot', LARD, IIDTTER,SNYDS,DILLEIV It U l'r,
dod
llIbUr.A. Produce gnetolly, No. Id Mat Lot Street, corner Are,
LA& to V. o.Esq., Pitteloarel. 11111 W :a NI worth,
Er, do, S. Cothlert Ego, do, Atwell, Leo & Co., do, John
bhp. Ne t , do ; D. Mop, Co.iorinooll; E.
Claebleo AL 4U. Dept, Whee li n g , Sono.' Mt, Ne g .. do,
Oconee 4CP do, Pooto o & Donlon, do ; Cnekmon Bed, hIindJPLL+ deaolly
& VAN GORDER,
I
BIERCIIANDISE BROILERS,
AND -
CO Jlll,BB / 0 N Jr Ts,
It 4 Seeond Street, Pittsburgh.
' '
nu , la TO
IL W. Tklit & Co, New of Shoiror A Diloro”b, rin•li'i{
Dinner A C.o. , Spr. Mob/knoll A Co., '.
Ttiomoron/ Clark A Yooog, OCC.sclleft.hleano• Co."
' 11.41111.1elpfols. Morison A Lloppor, Cincln.
Iti.i. Nowlioll /1 Sow, Polla. IT. S. Doom • Co.,
r,iWitltrlAgo 6 Co., Doltimoro, 11. D. Newcomb • Co., Lo,.
Arphr&l4!Rigg. & Coy " lorillo, liy. 0c17.1.td
HEARST &, BARKER,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
267 Liberty Street, corner of II anti,
PLETIMUOOII. PKNIVA.
1101-Partidnlar attention Oren perrharte and rale of
Piour GraHu.Urfed Frnita, Potatoes, Perk, Lard. Dotter
Obrieek Clornr and Timothy Bennie, On.
: Olden, promptly tilled .t the loured market pdr...
AA
Tan* Madri on courfwaturula.
hi the Pitestemth D.F. Itrannfar•tnry.
AMUE I L B. FLOYD &
C0M1101.4 Al el4len ANTS dealers in Fleur, Grain aud Al l'in BB duce thmerel ly, • ,
YITT8o01; U. (04 LI flettTY STREET, uear l'a. R. K. Depot,
PA..•
ee2:lyd
..... .......cam retunisci
'6 .VIISIIWICK & SUN,
O,OIVIMISSIOW MERCILANTS,
DDALERS IN PAPER AND RADP,
And Aponte for the ilole of
lifakoning Fire Brick and Pot Clay,
tios. 440 and 151 Woad Street, neer Strth, Pittnhurnh.
liNeWrnpping Paper et .. 1 1annacturere pines. Path
Sethi fra Dane.:
Dr.flytl
1; UT& TA/ IlfeloPll,
NV, lIOLESALE GROCERS,
ANTI
2/ ILL MRS In. ruoDuczi,
posiminsio. ItIKILCIIANTA
for the elle of
• PL
i tild ETA
.AN BLOOMS,
O: 267 Liberty Street.
ifebiy 1, 1 SA:Apta,
. PITTPBMIG 11, PA.
;Z. 'M C OLD eI. CO.,
. ONMiolamion ‘Bl. Forwarding ;111trehant.
• ; I And Wholonia Duren la
WESARN. RESERVE CHEESE,
Errraa, tent); • mat, BACON, 'FAWN, EMI.
. PO4 Winans, Liinerad A Lod Oil. Dth
lyrult and Plroditca goloorpo i.
' Mos, 141 and 193 PronANtraet,
Pirrbi tUtl, l'A..
seiTunuouec, Diectuaecetir
ffinceoisoi• to Utothooodd'etoo,7
gor*ardin i g and Commission Iderehante,
ntaoinaeanadeuie
;.. Produee, Flour and Wool,
•
I .lll4 . Preio and I= . Secoad st, Pittsbargr,
apidj.d—vardi
1.P11111?...W1 I.ef. VORA;
SPRINGER 1 1 / 1 11.BA UGH Co.,
,
00MAI „lOly
IRERCIIA NTS
- I:MAURO IN
wool, Glides previeione&Produee Generally,
lALI
21 ' 3 ' 209 I dbert3i fitroet, Pittsburgh.
•
1m .is ;A Ac; es A/NJ/CIL,
- i I
, 1 H , 0.11.,,.
?lour. i erriiin and Produce.
Commission and Forwarding )!derchards,
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_, 4'o. 124 Oacoad Se., Pit argil, Pa.
mr3l.lpl . i -- .
--B. 1.. CCM
QIITRRERT - SQN. General Commis
iv. Kan A gentclor the Sate gad Parchment /teal Setatep
a. OX Market attett, Pittabaralt, itabd
Wirgri:sll3K-EK—Wirolitinre Grocer,
Prodace and bmOmlnaton Merchant, No. 34 LthertY
Pamiltaltroad Paatankt , r Depot, Pittebnrch, PA. el a
AfthalllCAri HOUSE. LIOSTON, IS Tat LAAGEST AND BEST AR- Mal
.11.1.4.1 4.41
, tr a y Wm.!, New E.Slarid Status een-.01.
„al of maw from 811 the routes of
modern Improvements, and
Ent m r. reliciipubiby; ... ..&.ntort and acaornmodtWo n of
reatllafctY '}h g Salt.. of root. aro laffra and well
pinkly larnialled far ratan. are atranaLd. md fon.
11. • /114.
Anima mitt. o mini of
,
NEW WALL PAPERa ' BORDEILS,
AT
No. 87 WoonSiiiiirr. • -
CiIaDREMS FURNITURE__
Oblldnes'a Tablas ,
CIALIVeS.DedeadIU
' P4' (.121114Fe.W• eh/11T
0
';131.1d ppm
badren's
4 4 2 finlitual and tor oda.
• 11 rrat; . l(o . llNci, F,), a 40 1bstaaaeld It,
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VAR qata. i... , . :!_
Minutes Of the last Meeting . . : - ,
afterjetilettl . rib niettoi, this body vote.' ; u
into joint session. ~5...
In Common Council, ! the'roll was called and
the following Members wintered to their names:
Mewls. Daley, parses, Barnhill, Beurnman,
Bindley, Chadwick, Damn, Dignam, Edwards,
Floyd, Fryei, Fulton, Hayden, ff. flays, W. I:
Hays, Hill, Lang, Linton, Miller, Petrie, Rees,
James Robt 4 John Robh, Robbins, Ross, Row.
bottom, Sieltert, Taylor, Wills and Pres't Mc.
Candless.
Mr. - Petrie, who had hot been sworn in, ap
peared and took the necessary oath.
The Clerlq Ilugh McMaster, Eau , read the
minutes of the. last meeting, which were ap
proved.
Mr. Floyd offered the following:
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is
hereby authorized to certify warrants for S 7 7,11 ,
as payment for each of the Judges at the elec
tion precinct of the city at the late election.
Read three times and passed.
to 8. C. 'mended by adding "to certify war.
rants for amount which may ho allowed by law
to each district." C C recede and cuneur.
The Clerk of Common Council then read the
names of the_ persons forming the Standing
‘iril fOr the onsuiog year, as follow :
ItteNs Nene town and M'Cargo, of
.V 11l fasts, nod Henry Flays, of
C.
......
Water - Moßdirs Kincaid,' town, Quinn, McCar
ofthy,
C. of S C; Fulton, Barnhill, Bailey, Aliller, Gain,
C
Strrai, tirodiog mol Porio l -IV ora and Darman,
of S CPChadtriek, Bailey, Taylor, ..f C C.
Min. gm/ .ileeeruits -Thotopn o n and M'Carthy,
of S C; Rowbottom, lieu , ' Pettis, of e C.
Poli ,- --Fitsslosmons and Phillips, (.1 S C• BA.
bins, Barnes, Beuerman, of C C.
Fire Engine. tiro/ 1 1 0 , e—Qtlinu and Ward, of ti C;
Fallen, Edwards, Rose, of C C.
Aqurdrtet anta'nola—Nizon and Tb01i 1 .... 1 ,, of S
C; Hind*, Leek, Floyd, of C C.
Markets—Philiips and Berger, of :: C, Jos Ilrmb,
Seibert, Ross, oPC C.
['ley Printing-.-Morrow and Bennett, 01 5 C; Big.
nem and Hill, °VC C.
; IVocden Boadinys—Turner and Bennett, 01 SC;
Latton, Wills, Piyar, of C C.
Approl4 from City A ~,,, way—Dune. and To
met, of IS C; Biodley, Barnhill, John RUM, of C C.
dlonowakein o :Uri—Morrow and Kincaid, of S C;
Barnes, Rees, ItoPsios,'of C C.
AllrgAroy Wharf—Blair, of S C; Jim Roth, W li
Rays, of C C.
a. LilAting4Berger and Nixon, of S C; I.:d
wartic, Floyd, Lang, of C C.
Ordinancel—Reed and Tomer, of S IP ; II Ilays,
llowbottom, Hayden, of C C.
City P. , pertyHritCarthy and Reed, of S C; Mil
ler, Petrie, John Robb, of C C.
Joint Seision.-= The Select sod Common Coun
cils then went into joint session for the purpose
of electing city Officers for the imbuing year.
Janice Bl'Aulej!, President of Select Council,
in the chair, announced that the utlieera to be
lelected were to Pirto for one year from February
-next, under the ifewclty ehorter. 5P99100 then
proceeded 'to elect city (Arleen as follow:
e7.-,i• , i
..ibir.t.ts---lif. P. Irwin, ormolu...
so.. ane—Jno. it'. Riddell, 35; James f. Cohn, 4.
Arrriror—.l. it. !Nessumn. unanimous.
Gesager'e,datuas bissell; sinanisnous.
Superisitili,/ent ,if Porkers—Robert Allingharn,
unanimous.
; . 47 1
Monott2osf7a, jj:/.l—Win. Forsyth, unanimous !
Alleghefty ..11VI L
.V. S. rauorsoo, unanimous.
A r .1" 1rq ,,, !• 1t. , 1.--1:. 5. Wright, unani.
moue.
Catertor '4 Ague - Shiest—Wm. Mackey, unaniuggie.
Solt lorproar—.lltrob Pechter. unanimous.
inspes,Le-et ArAci.--,John li.t, unanimous.
Regulator-43.e ;Morley, unanimous.
Tabora, Innpretorr-Ww. Itiormart,amrmimorm.
Superiatiendtnt .;,/'; IVti.r Worl.;:—J awes Nelson
unanimous.
Job Printers—W. O. Johnston At Co.. onanimuo;
&reef Colapiitaini.ers—let district, John ()won:
unanimous; 2d d15t.,;13.13. Cooper, IMlLllitliOU,
Board Medsurersl-Ist ward, Win. limiter
Alex. Wilsonv 3d, Jim. ;McMaster; 4th, Rent
' Clore; sth; Charles Ferguson; fth, Wm. She..
I John Crawford; athi Passe A. Willis; Sith, Kam,
'id. Hill; all onside:tons.
niiiaol Attar—a:motto, SI; Pupate!), 35; t'o;
tier, German, onto:140w; Pont, 7, J.4troltl, 2.
.ifestcnycr of Comm', If re.—Capt. E. F. Pratt, Linen
imams.
a On the election of bapt. Pratt being announced,
-a general call for a Speech was made. Be spoke
for HIC space of ftvd minutes in his newtl happy
manner, and concluded b; sayiog that although
I I ho wasth
last ou e ticket, he believed he was
i
first n consideration: lie thanked the Councile
I yor their kindness, 40 was determined to serve
them to the host of his ability.
' The Select Connell then withdrew to their
: chamber, and soon ofter, each:Council, wit hoot
i traneacting any furtber business, odjoorned.
1 ACKNOWLEDONENT:—W C ore indebted to E
' H. Irish, Esti!, State' Senator from this county,
for a copy of Rev. be Witte Catalogue to the
State Library.. The book has been gotten up
wits great care, and do a volume of 4 II) pages.
Each book is noticeL as fully as is possible in a
work of this character. It is divided into two
parts, the first including Low Books, Statute
Laws, and State Papers; the second,. Mtecellano.
ous Books. Tho caldlogue lacks ono thing, or
else we have overlooked what we think ought to
bo there, to whim the number of volumes under
each head.' We do not know the number of vol
umes in the library, but think it is not far from
thirty thousand We Contd ascertain exactly by
turning over-leaf by leaf the 440 pages in this
book and coasting up the volumes, whose titles
are there given. ;
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. Ina Gymnastic Aced,, held their regular
annual meeting ;on Monday evening. The reg
* ukr reports were madh. ; The number of mem
bers pow on the . 011 is lour hundred and eighty
three, of which fourteen Were admitted during
the last quarter. Tbolotal receipts for the poly
•
jtvt clotted were $1,7Q1 16, and the expondf
(urea for the sortie pericid were $1,122 72, lea,- I
ing a balance in the trdasury of Stytt. In. The
following Board of-Managers for the coming year
woe appointed, atter which the Association ad
journed: Managers—L. A. Darlington, A. 8.
Bell, G. It llonnaron, I. tilagle, S. J. Adam,
_Chile. Magee, J. Reymer, 8. Scheyer, Jr., T.
D. Loomis. Auditing Committee—D. M. Book,
J. 8. Morrison and 0. D. McGrew. Admission .
' 1
Committee-IV. 0; Cooper and J. 'Zeigler.
blew Illiztrani COMPAIIT.—A new military
company, called the Lafayette Blues, has-been
organized in Allegheny City. At a meeting of
the members, a few nighle since; • the following
°Mo t m were elected : Captain, F. L. Wilkinson;
Fire Lieutenant, 8. Backwater; Second do, .1,
C ampbell; Junior tiecondi C. W. Elerehey. Fifty
names tiro already corollnd. The uniform will
consist of a cap and plumh similar to that of the
Watihingtort Infantry, coat similar to the Jar:k
een Mina, excepting the buttons, and dark blue
pants with gold stripe. -
Tue ears onthe Pittsburgh A: Maw:boater Pee
anger Railway will commence running to-day.
We believe they will put 1 , but nix more at that.
titSket agent ou the
Mr. George Parkin, ha
PltteburghFort Wayne & , Chi cago - itili way. h .,
been clectel Receiver am/General Superintend.
eat, having din ollce at :the other end of the
rend.
•
CFIA ILOH Or LAUcEISIS.-.1110113nEl litowu % as
omamit led yesterday by ;the Mayor, charged
with stealing a pe3r of hoh•naileci shoes, valued
at $2,50, train Max Lim:Wager, who k eep , a
shop on Smithßeld) area& near fifth. 110 was
caught in taking them from the door where they
wore hanging.
Lawistum::—Jarees Levels sued Lewis Lewitt
yesterday; before Alderman Lewis, for aseault
and battery, but the suit teas afterwards com
promised. Sarah Lewitt elite ailed Jas. M'Kenna
before Alderman Lewitt for /rarely of the pence.
The case was sent up for trial.. - "-1
STOCK BALMS by J. DEViS, 11110tit112Cer,
nth street, TaesdaY;.-evenlog,: January 1016 : II
36 shares Exchange Bank- 's62 00
40 do Morch'ts Idanufacitra Bank.. 56 00
10 do Citizens' Bank .... . ......... 551.5
20 do Allegheny BridgeiCo. 30 60
Go ,tun see in opomtlen the 'splendid Sewing Ma
-1 chinas of Grover .t Baker, over. lingua' store, corner
of Market and Fifth streets, secOnd story. Thalrad
uthahle machines ar.o.now attratt pu bile attention
and emning labs general use. They ..* have piesedthe
sevetest ordeals, and hare come oft' trblErhant•
Thoy E. pronounced Just the thing by all who have
examined them.
THE Rctoptield Itall _ ~
rana had gone into the
halt" of a B Ni:cantor, as ire le aro kola the
Wheeling Intettigone..
111'Clure, .. 1 ": ..i t . ,
75,..dan, Jan. 10 - - ....
wealth vs. Wm U. Kerman, charged with the,
murder of Jamea l , Duffy* was taken up. The
circumstances of:lthis ease, as we remember
them, are as follow:
(Matte night ul August 18th, IFritt, Fermat,
Duffy ata-anumll4 Of others were in the drink
ing saloon of Hort Ward, on Fifth street, when
the individuals ab' ve named got into a dispute.
They were prevcided tram fighting at the mo
ment, but the entit l e party went up Wylie street
to Luke o 'Brien"X'saloon, where Keenan and
Duffy renewed theil .: dispute.- O'Brien told them
there should he 'id fighting there, and they left
the house. it'Briiii, Jon. I.OWid and,lno. O'Don
nell followed thearut of alehouse and up street.
At the corner of Wylie nail Washington street
they got into n"fight. Dairy got Keenan down
and while heating him woo -Stabbed in the right
groin, severing atq arterye from which wound
Duffy died in a sl. ore time. Kiernan was ar
rested shortly ADO the affray, in the bell tower
of the Goed.lutent;lngine Dense. a
The prisoner MO N; tires arraigned is tho
usual form, the foltdwing gentlemen were sworn
as jurort;), . . .
1. J. Dirolllitili, . t. William Mill,
2. Antlfs4 Le ~ hy. Thos Jones;
'l. 'J. T. McCall() c!, 9. Abraham Fryer.
.1, Willia m Copps,: la. Edwin Burchfield,
I. James lienders4f, 11. Nelson Campbell,
I; Samuel Hays, r . 12 J. I.; A. Connor.
Before the jury ii mild lie made up, fourteen
were challenged peiatuptorily and one for cause
on the part of the de once, and ono for cantle on
the part of the Cornfitonwealth.
The ease was opoitied for the Commonwealth
by P. C. Shannon, Eitil , iu a short and pointed
speech, indicating the points which they ex ;
petted to prove 10itaNa mod e l op o o og , bei ng
cool, calm, candid rind confined to the exact
point,' set forth in thia indictment, which points
there were witnease•lwhiel t the grerwrittion had
produced to eupporleir case.
Dr. Itegern, aworric r Ain a physician and nut,
geon of this city; wall acquainted with a
.triitig
insan named Doily, mill ho the morning of Au
gust. 18th Es was titfiought to my office about
quarter paslol2i fone4tbe right leg of his pah.
taloons saturated with) blood, found a wound is
~
his right groin, bet: ere half an inch nod an .
inch in length; saw ' e man's condition, and
didn't think it 'leers; ry to do any thing at all;
ha had lost nearly all; blood iu his body, and
for that reason ! didn" think it necessary to do
anything; don't thi4 be bled a drop after he
came into my office; he, lived after being brought
in nearly two hours; h•died from the wound in
his thigh; any one, ItSt :putting his finger hare,
(indicating the place)iian feel the great femoral
artery; it was cut aheiit half way through; a
piece appeared to hall' been gouged out of it;
under some circumstati en, for instance a sever. ta
auto of the artery, a p rec would die in from
two to four minutes; bt
spoke while there; he
was about 22 years otlll age; the artery as out,
'mil from the lime elapsid, it was not possible to
P.M his life; there appXhred to be n o use in try
ing to take up the artai ; the wound appeired
I i s , nava been caused by'. 6 sharp knife; Dully.
/tied in naxtifittici.Dra.i.at:ctainb_.,,,,e„, -nevi
'physician and surgeonq I the WesterPeaten
tiary; took my degree( oo physician fourteen
yearn since: was assistaat surgeon in the U. 8.
Army. .11 :
Cross•exarnined—Did
when brought to me will
piece of adhesive plastO
to take op the artery; o'l
1 dial not order them; ha
ten minute:, before ens
came.
John O'Donnell, sworn
and am acquainted with
Dairy; his name Wit 9 ./40
[ Here R. Diddle Bober)
fence, gave notion that it
that the name was nor if
objected to the testinioni
overruled the objection, a
could make it a part of f ,
Have known Duffy a le'
=years old when killed;;!
boarded at logobleby's,:r
had resided at Latrobe the
Kernan and Duffy on the!
killed; helped carry DutlY ,
it was about 8 o'clock I in
[louse, near High street!
.together to the Court !tool
from there we went doW
thing I observed con:wain
about half past ten, where!
from Fifth; there I heard Wi!
Keenan and Duffy; vow till
words were, "Oh, who oar
thing of that sort, but a .
used them; there were no
kept iliom from fighting; I.
we all three walked up 1
I hey wanting to light ; wen,
O'Brien's, and I asked that
and settle the trouble; w 4 rt i l
drink together, and they I
I i'Brien, picking up a bottII! ,
struck a blow there he won'
dos. Lewis ;sari in O'Brien!
you want to fight, why deli!
pile and fight:" lierean. Dii
up Wylie Street; I didn't ha when we got to tfici!
ton and Wylie turrets, Keroa
1 !
and nab( he was going no fail
Raid, "go to the hoard pile!
but am not certain, that they!
when Kenton folded his aril
appeared to have his hand indi
said, "what have you got the
nienceil to fight; do not kli.
find blow, but think they both
lime, heard Kernan make - ,
quesiion, ••what bane you Ili
uo,other words between thetd;
half a minute; Du ff y got K
'straight; O'Brien came up an',
asked me to help pull him o ff i"
i
;kietteti at Kernels after we pill
;not know. whether ar 1110 t he,
other garde, but Du ff y turn
went down Wylie aireet; I f
caught np with him; ho said, - :
in the groin;" he staggered;
my arm around him, when ho
O'Brien and Lewis came dow!,
him to Ilallook'n or Pollock's n
get in, and then took him to i
took off his clothes; ho was td
the wound; did not notice thei
clothes; Duffy said as he hie
mercy on my poor souk" and aft
"Oh, Jack O'Donnell," that it
say; I went out for Dr. Waltesii
at home; then went tor Senior
took him up ; I staid at Dr. It
they said Duffy was dying; did;
ter he died; did not see Rettlali
at the corner, nor did I bear a ~
Raw no internment in his hands; , ;
Cross-examined—Think Duffyland I drank to
gether stifle St. Nicholas aftet i ise came down
town and before ho met Karnali; all the party
felt their drink pretty eensibly; rwhen we first
saw Kernan ho came as if froth Ward's
towards Ware
towards tts; Keratin oame up te . kore wo were;
first I observed of Kerwin he i having words
with Duffy; they were both la oxicated; the'
Words that passed were of on Recount, such as
"who's afraid of you," etc., on hint sides; think
they would have fought whenii . hey brat met,
only for me.
•
A/1.722°0i Semion —Jdeeph 4i3 iris was next
called and testified that on the; night in ques
tion, eho's; rtly after 11 o'clock; hlwas at Luke
to
O'Brien Bernan,.Duffy andO ll li'nen came in
gether; hi,. John Taggart was:: In the back
room with ! witness; :dr. O'Donnell naked his
friends to drink, and Raid to 0'1344 that ho had
had nine difficulty in proventingithe two from
fighting; Deify was leaning on the 'counter, and
in reply turned round and rnadi'en abusive re
mark to Kerman, who !aid he watfnot afraid of
him; O'Brien said ho would barn' no fighting in
Ms house, and ho would knock ono Of (hem down
if they offered to strike. The parties then went
out and walked about L 0 feet deign to Wylie
street; witness, O'Brien and Taggarit went down ;
found them quarreling; O'Brien idid them they,
were kola to quarrel here, as they ;might be &e
-roded, and opgpated that they althuld go to a
RIM prieate place, a board-piK tar 10111411014
!MEI
Does, which he answere;* moneejtio.,....,
bit name wan Duffy, or a - mailing like it; wit
ness last eaw Keenan when O'Donnell called back
to O'Brien to.nome and assist; be then atarted
away immediately at a trot; from the time tte
two were separated until witnesa started down
Street with O'Brien, it wan two or three minutes.
Luke O'Brien was imam tealified sulodantial
ly to the facts detailed by Mr. Lewis.
Alderman IL J. Rogers, being sworn, testified'
that aoon after 12 o'clock he was informed that
a man had been cut,and was lylegat Dr. Rogers'
office. Re went down and NSW deftest:el lying
on the floor. The knife exhibited won handed
hint by Luke O'Brien, who picked It up near
the scene of the affray.
I )ITicer Jamee Mune, walebtoan,whose beat is 3n,
the Hixtb ward, said that about one o'clock he
hoard thatn man had been ent,'and word was
.eent up to arrest the perpetrator If he could be
found. Several watchmen started in pureuit of
Keratin. On the way down town, searched the
Good Intent engine house. Went down to Dr.
Rogers' office and saw deemed. Returned up
Wylie !rool with officer McConlibs, who suggeet
ed that Kerwin might be in the belfry. A light
was procured, and witness ascended to the bell.
timer, where he toned Kenan, sitting no the
diodow-eill; ibis i was about,' o'clock, Wthees
arrested hint awl took him to the watch house
fie was apparently asleep wlwe found.
Officer Plannegan did nor know whether he
had taken down the questions:and anarere of
deceased before or after the arrival of Dr.
((Cook. It wan after Duffy bald 'let me die."
Mr. Roberts objected to Mr. Collier's previd
lug declarations, upon the *nod that the
knowledge by deceased of impending death had i
not been clearly shown.
Dr. Roger; to answer to the Court, said that
before the other physicians had'irrived, he had
informed Duffy that hisiround would probably
prove fatal, and that taking uptho artery would
he useleee: hemorrhage had thett'.erased.
The point was argued by Mi. Collier, Mr.
Shannon and Mr. Roberts, at some length, the
latter contending that before dying could be ad
mitted it must bo proved that th# party bad no
hope of recovery. Authorities 'Pere quot e d ou
bola aide's. '
The Court gild that from Ike evideuce before
it it was of opinion ilia. the deceatted wasaware of
hie approaching diesolutiou aridAbat Ida dying
declarations Might be girea ii4vidence. Au
exception was entered for defeatist',
Mr. Flannigan produced the piper uponWhieli
he had taken down the anoweettint deem:tied to
Dr. ilell'e questioun, which ha - identified. Bo
testified that Dr. Hall asked deceased his name;
he nnertered, 'lames DoS);' nett 'be asked hit
-residence; the neetwer was uLatrobc." ht asked
:who cut him; Duffy answered, 'C do nut know
...lite man who out me, wreck mu first and I
'struck him next." Witnree read the outlier°
frotell' e paper, Salrhieb be itakprivateitnemo
rand,: he hod kept it In hie pocket ever since.
• The rife was then Offered in evidence
1
Michael Dolt:ilea kdown deceased intimately
ler fo fit r ze_me;hewes.alap ... wo es-.lames
l ' . c2
Daffy. -
Joseph W. Lewis testified. th . Mr. Taggart
who was with him al O'Brien's, wan not pre,
at the affray.
. . „...
Joha O'Donnell had known deceased intimately
for two years, Bud also vibe./ he wee a boy; never
beard him calledanything but James Daily.
Here the Commonwealth rested their O , OC, and
the Cann adjourned until Wednesday morning at
nine o'clock.
PO E etoP tba Wouud
lt , rniqaCt; put on a
,: hut made on attempt.
Dully etimulants, hut
one at my carte nhout
.1 the Dee 111'0301i
pEtecri.s.—The following is the vote for Aloyor
, Burgess, Councilmen. Au., in Allegheny, Mrmini,
barn and Duquesne Borough
Wor —,-Mnyoir Morrie., 315: Swan, 74
Director of Poor, Jacob Geyer, 202. A Warms! hp,.
Dyer, 250; A. Hoye, 180. Select Council: John At
well, 302; Wm. Robinson, Jr., 117. Common Coun
t-1i: A. D. Smith, 417; Joseph Lore, 205; Charm.
• Aihockle, 417; Wm. Dyer, 275; William Lea, 138;
(henry Pratt, 137. School Directors: James Baster,
2811; J. IL Ingham, 4111; Patterson, 138. Judge: J.
Drennan, 266; D. W. Smith, 142, Inspector Wm.
}Whine., 383; T. N. Smith, 27. Constable: David
Gear, 373; John Wagley, 48. Assessor. Simon
Hullford, 315.
xecood Word --Mayor Morrison, it, 255; Swan.
.C.,51. g C.: John Hopkins, it, 227; no op, C. C.
Joh Kirkpatrick, It, 267; John Brown, 18, 260; John
M . Donald, It, 260; Jas Sloss, It, 266; John Dollen.
tine, C, Joho It Large, C, 72; Samuol Young, C,
75; Wm Chambers, C, 04. Sch. W A Rood,
It, y, 337; no op; II 111 Dunlap, It, 3y, 223 ; no op;
P. N Laird, 4;.-1-y, 254; Jacob Stnekrath,C, 82. Con
stable; .
lt, 142; Wm J Sprague, C, 140.
NerossOn John &mitt, It, 220; Rota Johnston, C,
/ Judge: Goo It Riddle, It, 253; Wm Hazlett, 0,
64. Inspector: John Dallentine, It, 233; II Ackley,
C, 75. Director of Poor: Jacob (layer, it, 270; no
oppoeition.
. Live in the Gib ward,
grow was, also, with
Duir s .
EE , I , counsel for do-
Mey expected to prone
'cues Duffy, and they
,
this wham's; Court
sing that the defence
tem cone.)
t X
time; he was about
as a eieirle [Min; he
SZeoitd street, and
ore coming herr; sow
coning the latter woe
•
folte. Roger's other:
Duffy at the Pioneer
p. Wylie; we walked
„steps and sat down;
town, hut the first
• 'this occurrence wan
9,ie street taken off
•tirtis passing between
Ilan coming up; the
for you," or some
nit kuow who first
other parties hy, I
tied to pacify them;
'pie street together,
up .ns far an Luke
in to take a drifik
,went In nod had a
Iked about fighting;
said the mon who
knock him down;
; O'Brien' maid, ''if
Word--The following Is the rota in this
want, which is all that had boon counted off at a late
hour last riveting:— Mayot': John Morrison, It, 3 93;
Swan, It, Is 3. Salem Council: John Brown, It, 364.
Janice Brown, I), 152. Common Cotharil:Darid
Smith, It, 297; Simon Drum, It, 326; John A lesan-.
der, It, 320; James Illeßrier, It, 321; tier, dent, D,
224; Benjamin Patterson, I), 239; Claw. Schleepnr,
D, 210; Richard Brown, I), 211. Assessor: S. W.
hlctlioniss, It, 241; A. C. Altuu,ilr, 11,315.
mani S. Tyler, It, 250; A. Ilartin, I), 241. Consta
ble? W. Swain, R, lal; S. Teets, It, 351.
/Vora, 11 - ord.-1n this ward, with one or two on.
reptions, the regular Republican ticked had no op.
position. The rota stands ae follows :—Mayor: or
rison 339; Swan, 39. Select Council John iVright,
366. Common Council: James rdeskimon, 365; W.
IV. Ball: 369; Win. Smith, 373; Wm. Miller, 373.
Schmil Directors: S. Lacy, 366; R. B. Francis, :149.
Ammo°, James (lraham,269. Inspector: J. Mc-
Pherson, 269; Frederick Lye, D. 91. Constable: Wm.
Ilubsoo, 241; Wm. Melby, IJ. 109. Judge Rich
-4 Bard, 342. Director of Poor: Jacob Geyer, 363.
.y and niynolt went
W Vniero they Were
tuner of Washing
4. (Mod hie urine
il.her; when O'Brien
1 and fight, - think,
(Loth agreed to go;
toe, fee Lit.oTa. 1 he
Ilia hreat, and Duffy
il o n"L h
en they eon)-
* who etruck the
ettuok at the e 01151,0
reply to DatTio
;re?" I remember
(hey fought about
Deyounne Bur ~,, gh - -Burgess : Goo blond, It, 29;
Itobt Taggart, D, 101. Council: Daniol Donapsay,
It, 131; II Scbattlo, 1), 109; And Kloman, It, 129;
Andrew Ilarc, 1), 108,.10s Task, It, 24; A Grootrin
-170,.1), 1 0 7; k:rnast Eggers, It, 21; John Morrison, 11,
103; John Jahn, It, ZS; Wm. Krobbs, It, 23. Jus
tice: A 81 F Johnston, It, 20; Wm C 111111er, I), 93.
School' Director: L Fielbach, It, 127; IV Thompson,
It, 29; Josso Sown D, 102. Assessor: J flohoun,
It, 37; D Ortir, I), 91. Judge; d Jackson, It, 30; NI
Krebbs, 1), 102. losOctors: D F Jackson, 11, 32;
lure Sutton, D, SD; J Tub, D, 18. Constablo : A
LW:molt, It, 33; 6 IV Keep, D, 07.
rums down right
_eVlght Dully raid
Mob I did; Duffy
rd him off, but do
It ham; beard no
it lho corner nod
Plowed after and
I .r), Jock, I'm cal
•
Panniantian.—At the borough election in Birm
ingham, yesterday, there was no contest. The Re
publicans had It all their own way. Tho following
is the result: laf prer'f. 241 ',1...c . f.
Borgess—hasc 13snks 91 199
Connell—Ales. Chambers ....... . 0., 110
Andrew Rant Kt 118
John P. Pears 100 122
Philip Pfeil 113 113
tioorgo Powell 100 Ili
School I/hectors-IK. Knowles.. 1 1 9 I IS
J. MoDonald.lol 121
Constable—Frank hillier 01 100
John Wald 111 . 20
'Man and I pn
!ink in my arran
gm! we nrried
.ce: T 8 cooltla
F . Rogers. office
Ong slowly a
.pooraoco of ble
here. • r a od have
rwards he ea
all I heard hiro
but he was not
Ipr. ll'Cook and
;core' office 1W
Tut: lecture of Hon. Horace Oreely, under the
auspices of the "Young Men's Library Associa
tion," came off at Lafayette Hall last evening.
Tho distinguished speaker wee received by one
of the largest and most respectable audiences
that has graced the hell Ode winter.' Wo were
rejoiced '.o ace this grand outpouring of our cit
izens, so eminently complimentary to the man'
and appreciative of his talents and Intellectual
powers. They were not dleappointed. The lee
lure wee a rare treat and richly enjoyed. Ile
spoke for more than an hour, and when we pro
nounce the matter of his lecture inteneely inte
resting and instructive, we bat give utterance
to the uelverbal sentiment of his large audience.
At times he was truly eloquent, frequently highly
poetic and touchingly beautiful in his deecrip.
Lion of the landscape features and enchanting
natural cheracterietics of the Eden land of Call.
forme, its meuntains,-valleys, forests, streams
and climate. We hung entranced upon every
paragraph of the graphin details of his adven
turous overland journey, and retired from the
ball delighted and instructed, and snob wee the
influence upon all, we have no que s atlon.
At thie late hour, and in vletr of our crowded
lis
columns, lee can do no more I nto expecte the
thank, of this ct.mmunity to t o veteran editor
and thenghtful, philosophic, close observing,
and tenth-portraying traveler !for his delightful
treat. Me, Greeley is stopg at the Monon
gahela llmuse, where he cane seen after 10
o'cleek, up to the hour for his de Arturo in the aft
teertoon train for the Went. N doubt hundreds
of hi, friends mad admirer* wiltcanto pay their
d
reape,. , ' .
btr see Daffyhf
•Gee we lefthini
oml from him•
trample, and the .
and eminent father.
la the article of Messrs. filcher 4 Bro., of
Tuesday Inot,they lay claim to not only' the "full
iron frame," but the "InaproredFall Iron Frame. " '
They are not satisfied with their own vindication
, of this "improved" iron frame, and have, there
fore, called up the manufacturers themselves—
" the young and vigorous"—to help them out.
This they attempt iu a letter to the editor of the
Enuring Chronicle, doted New York, January
6th, mid republished over their own' signatero
In the Gazette of yesterday.
In this letter they take the writer to task for
"mstnnoteng" that "their pianos have not got the
full iron
_frame," but have in ,is stead an imitation
of the same, and which can rattly he detected by
the application of a penknife, etc:
The writer of this contends, mill, that the
"full iron frame" does not belong to the Stein
ways—either by invention, application, or im
provement, an is clearly shown by their own let
ter published in the Gazette, of yesterday, and
would have been quite no clear with the words
"false" and "untrue" left out.
It is admitted by these gentlemen in their let
ter of January 6th, that they make a "full iron
frame," bat with wooden rest plank bridge: This,
they any in their letter, is ..cur iron frame"—
"Mir is oar improveme n t " The writer contends
that it ix neither their "iron frame" nor their im
provement, and he appeals to the Piano makers
generally, in New York, Boston and elsewhere,
for the truth of his position. That they used
au iron frame, ouch as has been adopted and
used as common property by many of the makers
in New York, Beaton and elsewhere, is nut de
nied. But that they have anything more, or
better than 'that—or that they put in their Pia
nos the "full iron frame," in the proper amine
of the term, is denied
The house of Chickering S: Sone is well able
lb take care of itself, and the members of it ore
yet "young and yigarous"—hut, inasmuch in the
writer - cif - thin to neither very "young nor very
"vigorous," arid is not desirous of adding to his
duties and labors that of writing "sensation"
omelet, for the newspapers, he respectfully re
queste that any feather direct communications
from the Meseta. Steinways may be addressed
by them to "Chiekering l Sono, Piano Forte
makers, Boston, MILNS."
"its to Borneo Greeley, Esq." having "one of
our four hundred dollar pianos," 011,1 has "been
using the same in hie house for fully two yeafs
with the greatest possible satiefactioo," the
writer hie nothing to say in objectiou. Every
man to his turto Mr. Greeley buys where he
pleases, and soya pretty much what he pleasee,
and if hr likes his piano and chooses to even,
he will do it. It is quite likely that he would
say, if applied to on the oubject, that his own
judgment sod opinion shout pianos amounts to
,cry little, that he never expecte to distinguish
himself as a performer on th.et instrument, and
that if he had happened to purchase a Ctdoker•
lug inatrunieut, he might have spoken tuner
fa
worably of it
In conclusion, are - subscriber would say, L at
he has no desire to sell other than good and r -
I,alle instruments, and to inert the wants and
demands of the public. Ho believes that the
Pianos made by Chickering & Sous are better
than any calcite, and this belief hat been
streogt heard cootinnally by such testimonials as
follow,
J'rbn li. 1N0N04.1-1 17catsv, Plltialsorgh, Slarch 2A, —3/
AbOlor. Apcat for CArckering d .tiors—Licar Sir r.
Sloto toy arrtral In Attierk.. I havo needf
ho
l'axit, Sfeasra.Clafekrrio_ ek POO4, nod I can only repeat
to son (whllo thatikina sou for tho Moos son hat. Aklodly O
foruiatual for ray ...ncerte It•ro) that which I hat,
section rind born,: loatrutnauts are rho both I have
ant. In the. United Statra,and will c.c.rnparn favorably with
any I hat, Ever L. howl. Yours, ,cry
R TITALLIEIIO.
Milts ilness. Char Instou, S. C S.C. Fel:scary 2,183' , —Misr,.
.1. Siegting , t. 9 . ll —fientletntm : I ran only repeat what has
been m nitro by others, eu. 'rail as myself. that I con
sider the Chicaorins. one Pinang fur am
nnsparmars,
Me last been over mm. In .itnerira: and I am elm happy
In add that they are qulm fortnnato In belna ts. ably seren
e/mt.! an the Bnoth by Fo reapPclablo It banes n that of .1
lgegllng d &m. Tours, respectfully, 8. TLIALISISRGI,
I .trealaan, Va, JnLoary I CIE.:S.—My Pear Sir • I hare
tried 31ssnrs. Chielssrlng a Isom.' &Immo Piano Ports; nod
I hese tunell pleasure In certifying that there are no sups?
riot lontruiu.nte to this country or in Europe.
Yount, stry truly, ft Tile LBEII,
To Sir.'. Ca. 1,51..
Excbano, Hotel.
and coati: toed by written and verhal testimony
from other distinguished l'ianists, both at home
and abroad.
It is a matter of just pride and satisfaction to
the subscriber, through his business relation to
the public of thta city, in supplying them with
Piano Fortes from the manufactory of (Thicker
ing R SOIIR, that his efforts in this respect have
been approved by the great majority of our
best and moat musical fatuities.
Yo. 51 11. MELLOR
W. 0 ,1 60104. (I.ellre, ismondJOllN
&Hey awl Four!
airl4o.o Agrut tor 11....n1e..0 Olt icknt lug .1 Son.. iliooo
Piano Fur4s.
Nortew—The Republican Erect!live Commit
tee will meat today at 10 o'clock, at their head
'quarters in the Committee Room adjoining La
fayette flail. A full attendance is requested.
11011 NON SENSE Tidied the m:isa of the litiCiple,
whatever the toisoinied and taterinthrtipo pltilosophore may
way to the eou mry. Ebner them a hood thing, lot Its liner
its r [early demonstrated, and they will not hesitate
to
girr it their taint cpidial patrimago. The mastics hare al
ready rat the lodgment of a physician cioneerntng the
irtme of lIOSTRTTIIIt'EI as may bse
e en the
luinienso nano tlt ism of thin in... Urines that arc aonnallyiwid
eiory arotioo of the lanl. It is non reirognixisl as great
ly Boise lot to ell othor'retorillos yet derived 1,,. diseames of
tins digest/re organ; met, as divt,oa, dyaeotery, ilyyrper.
• and for the rations ferule that arise Irvin derangement
of flews pardon. of the system. llostetter's imam Is fast
Upcoming evil from Maine to Texts, from the
shier.. of the •tlaritie to the Patine Try Om article soil be
sailsnod.
Wild I , y dmitsista and &slurs generally. ersrf ahem. and
by ItOSTI:ITICI: somillactoror s tool Proprlok”..•
Water sod riitlrront stns..
_ . .
H
11,10119 TO ARRIVE
10,11,.: What, large sire, Lot whirs, to wire by Adams
Patin. the afternoon.
4 .! ASATO N
N, CN& 31ACIIIINI, 17 Firth et.
GUS-- 10 Dre , ,,, , ,1 llopt just received and
J. A. PXT7.EIL,
de.l3
comer Mu bet red First ode
. .
D MED FRUIT -460 sacks Apples:
Per sale ,In Peach, halves,
by Ja9 J. D. CANVIII ee I.I/ it_ CO A .
AUGURS -1 1-16, I
.t'24 inch. The
above sizes received and for eels by
del.ll 3. N. MULLEN/I:ROI:IL A CO., 101 31arket st.
4.1Y11U 50 la Ili Golden and Ea—stlvick's,fur
1,3 We I.y ' LIILAVY& V.ANOORDER.
del.s9 114 Second etreets.
p b iAroEs—fioo bu 4. prime Nesharinocks,
at C. & P. Dopot ter .ale by
ds3t . HITCHCOCK, WCRRERY & CO.
EOUS AND ROM. BUTTER-16 barrels
fresh, received net for Beta by
dial
RIDDLE, WIRT& & CO.
FLUOR - -Superiino and Extra Family,
rbeico remote, for relit by
It/DDLC, WHIMS A CO, IS3 Liberty street.
FRANKLIN ALIIIANAIi, 1860, Sold
1 by Cron, dozen or minglereby, by
1791. O. 3011N.313911 A CO, houreellers,
Ream Jab Printers, 47 Wood el.
L A lilt OIL-25 bbla No. 1 fur sale by
seal F. SP , II,ITS A CO. Alsonfactorare,
N 0.009 Liberty strreL
R EFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS for
JAI by the manta of the Penneylvatits
(man , a VAN GIORWRIt.
P EARL SAIIO-5 canoe fur sale by
IL FALINEBTOOK A CO.,
de29 N 0.60, corner Wood and Fourth rerrets.
VENISUN SADDLES—Received andfor
Fo , r, ideZt RIDILLX 3177WPS &CO.
aiati--135 bush. prime Gate, for sale by
de7o JAS. A. P&TEilit, corner Parket & let .t..
TAM . AYI'LES-175 bush prime Dry Ap
plea, forret° by GILA VP • VAN Of/hOttl.
RIME DAVANA INGARS---A largo as.
cortmenthut Med by 103 1 1 111311 NO.
APPLE A-200 tibia. choice Filmset Apples
reed and for eat. br 1111111 RY ELCOLLIIia
DOLL JUPITER-6 bbls and 2 boxes just
JIA remind 4140 IL DALZELL A CO.
GGS—a bbLy for I;;ri , altily
deal) X PALZELL A
,'Rack prime new Feathers
TUE TRIMELEL
bE — ri..
r I -5
NIONS"
A-4,
rtoro and for radii by
CANFLELD & CO.
moLAbs.
Nla atom and lby sale by - =LH A TRIUSLE.
e'Applantled by the
, °yea Adjourned, after a
queitlon.
T.-There was a full attendance. Several
a a end 'petitions were presented.
.HISSOU MP:Wed a petition is favor of the
a Lill,
, glie resolution coming up, Mr. Green made
.iassailisig the doctrine of Squatter Sorti
e advocated by Douglas and Pugh, eon
tta the Territory possessed no sovereignty,
mending the cessation of agitation, and
to the Dred Scott decision.
econcleding, he gave way to a motion for
ice session, after which Senate adjourned.
•
ITssint
i tiros, Jan . IO.—A Republican caucus was
pp en o for to-eight, but on reflection untie was
thotight ressary.
Ti is as ortained that there can be no further con
centridie of the Southrn opposition on' Mr. !Tamil
tee, whet iota to-morrow will be aemiiding to the
present indieations diminished. Some of the Ite
publictMs have biihn canvassing to ascertain whether
more inter, than Sherman has received can be secured
fer r lllokmair butiof this they cannot be satisfied-
Horace Clark is Malting an effort to unite tho Ad
mit:daft-sin . and ',South American rotors on Mr.
Ethridge, f. Tennessee. _
At the hationaltinlon Execntive Committee moat
ingto-higT, Mr:Crittenden in the chair, a number
of enctinra lag letters were road.
lkasit l
ttrt fox, Ten. Io.—The Herald's correspon
dent hais : The Ainericans have concussed en-night,
and review ng their coarse, decided that they could
never .rob :Co the Lecompton Democracy without
being den ixed,.and etultify the party. It la said
that MA. D its, of Tad, who nominated Hamilton,
says heir ihgusied at the manner in which they
treated his andidate, and declares that ho will vote
for Adrain wmorrow.
The Ci,ty COM:ICUS apprehending that legislation
in the Slav Slate? against free negroes would have
the effeci of ihrreasing the number of that class in
il'ashingtnn :took :initiatory measure. to' prevent
i
suclflitinal lion ; hitt a recent authoritative exposi
tion of the iiy Charter shows that it gives no power
of prohiliiti tv, anti that legislation on that subject
muse be co fined' , to prescribing , in advance, such
reasonable i Ms and conditions of residence as may
tend to fops the idle and disorderly.
The Admi istratio'n members of Congress, in caw,
cos list nigh ,' deeddhil that they could not support
an Anti;Le omptort' Democrat without suffering
thenaieles. ,
The Eresh ' ' .
Hopi Cheri
France: :Th
ments durin
Breeze . xi DI
nobs.`Me, 0
is notdeflnit
This:bill:. in
providing fur
is tho same a,,
veosathres:'
The; E.s.
their ilighth
Instittipi thou
r.ial.i.day nominal :1 to the Senate the
I. Punlltner, of Va., as 31inittter to
Senate confirmed all pending appoint
. t ui recess of Congress, and ex-Senator
;rebel of the Northern District of Jill.'
t.unirs,nomination as Consul to florin:
',it acted upon.
&mod by Senator Utrin, yestordarr l
he Territorial government for Nevada,
reported in the lust Moro of Itepre
-1 ,
Agticilltural 4ocioty will commence
I :nnual'Alleetiag, at tho Smithsonian
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New, YOIVE San:, 07-111 Time—Washington
j.)
eorresPondent .Pys Senator 8 and yesterday urged
on the ae
Mrials ..111 ( elute flippancy f uniting on Mr. Gil
mer orr;:.liminhitir Sp. • r.
The 'aspens on of Rufus K. torry, wholesale gro
ecr, was anon heed .yesterday. Ilia liabilities aro
raid tole neer,ssoo,ooo.
A despatelt I s om IVeshingtun stays that the Presi
dent ban appoigfell ei,Seugtor Sidney Breese United
States blare:ad for the Northern District of Illinois.
In our City roneili.last evening, the Controller
brought , in :an r kbatra•ot of the expenditures of last
year, stintving A total of upwards of $19,000,0e0.
1 The Wailiinkion loirespondent of the Tribune states that WbCll 'Air. !Se ward reads his appearance
in the senate yt jr
terd. ho was studiously avoided
by the DisinOcr tie tide, Messie. lisuglas and Pugh
only greeting h q.
The
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The tinaker (lily has arrived from Havana, with
dates to,thesth.l ,
Only Mull lols.of sugar had arrived: all firm;
910,9 i foals fort' 2i stocks, 15,000 boxes. r 31olas
1.
se the arrivals. I. the
forts were limited, with offers
for ' delivery At 4 441 reale, while dealers ask 41(45
reale: exhaegn,on London, 15 premium; on New
York, llifAll; . . '':
New Vents, , r.a. 10...-The steamer Quaker City,
from Ilaiane, stith dates to the sth, has arrived. i
Her nerra!ls ilnitilportant.
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1 fiverfiras rwartla Lextetattme.
o Rattursurno, Jan. 10, ISGO.
Opealrer announced the Standing
Committeoe.•: I
A largianunthrtiof lodel bills were road and re
ferred. ,
Mr. I,airretice, Waahington, introduced a reso
lution Approvingtf thiscifurse of our representatives
in Corigroia fu partipg Mr. Sherman.
SenArrit—Mr. Ukiah introdaced a tesolorlon ay
proilisTa(tho rohioblic,it support of Mr. S herman
tor Speakqr iliCorigress. -
Mr. Bell off:6min resolution of Ppposito purport,
which wee. rol'orred..
Mr. Irish Introdaccd bill relative to tho Birm
ingham thid Oo,; 'Om rotative to Allegheny Ceme
tery; also In Incorporate the German Tamer's MED
dation. f
PRAM KlilT,l:34;Jan: o. , —The Democratic State
Conventioti met y 4 tiorday, David Aferriwether was
'appoin tod Chairman; Every county_ was fully repro
ranted. The felloivlng delegates were elected to the
Charleston PonVeaien: K. Williaite, G. A. Cald
well, John Pi .hfas4, D. I'. White. The Committee
on Berolutians iroperted *majority and minority re
port; both endorse
.fie Dred Scott decision, and ex
press the quoit*" of.Kinteelty for Guthrie for Preei
dont. Thomajoriti , roport endorses Buchanan; the
minority declare a Ter Denglas popular soverignty
doctrine and derides application to Congress, for
legislation faror f slarety.
C. A. IVlthera, junrintonclont of the Covington A.
Lexington lialltoak had his overcoat utolen fctm
Capitol Bougie laSt Night j 'containing eix drafts of
$5OOO each.'
lantaxa retry Jain..10. , -.:Tbo Indiana State Con
volution moats betel in TO' o'clock to-monow. A 42
immense crowd of delegates is already here. Every
county in Gin State i repierented; several counties
sand two eih. Of delegates.. A greatly embittered
feeling prevails life Douglas and Adminis
tration fahtiMur. A strong time is Anticipated. Sen
ntor Bright ajul Findly Bigger, of the U. S. Tram
ty department, arrive laeCnight... From the prase
indications,.th ' e Douglas men have the majority.
Lrevernrostrui4aw.lo,--;The Territorial Legis
lature still retinue rhino 'quo, and it is probable
that 00 bt111133121 *MAN, transacted by either wing
until the opialoa T tpo A Itoincy-Geberal, which has
bean called in repletion by (lov. Alp.lazy, C81:1 be
had on the' subjear ht adJournruent. The alleged
reason of the majoritirfor roitting lecompton is the
insufficiency pf aecointnodations, but a settled en
tipatby to that pleice 6Lietsion the part of the Re
publican men dierrion ince . otint of its former associa
tions. •
LOMB, jan.lo. 'A:dispatch to dm Demoniat
says that the !Illieolit National Democratic State
Convention met at aptingoell, to-day, and elected
four*logratei at largu,so the Charleston Conven
tion,icwo from back Congressional District.
The river connotes lo rises woather has boon
very wet all day...Abci,tif sir o'clock P. M., the mer
cury fell beloW freezing point; and there is now
nearly an inch Of snowisleet OP the ground.
Dont:axon, Pa.. 44i. Io,—Tho extensive nail
factory owned and 'compileted by Fisher, Morgan &
Co., of Philadelphia, tat Dmicanon, fifteen mar.
above Harrisburg, roraiikwaroyed by fire last night.
The main boilding,"goolainlng 00 machines, is a total
wreck, and 300 persona nit thrown cot of employ
ment. The folk ik;abdat S2XOOO, and is folly In
sured iri Philadelphia. I, the water-wheels, the dam
and the Pcnosylisisla Hailrund Bridge are all safe.
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enainnrs, Jiin. 111.-4.dvar Ahundred old.soldiara
'of 1912 worts in , the choventipti. ihtisch sittention
was shown them. , 'They' attandad tho Sonata and
house to-day, by a ripeelil invitation. A rofolution'
Wasp:need to vote for n 4 rantlidato for President bat
a known friend to the P helms pill. Col. Jas. fCol
lier, of Stenbenvillo,Mn, G.'.Pt.:Lorris, of Cleveland ,
woro appointed delogita to thirehieago Convention- 1
Cnit.Licorne,'Ohlo; Jan. 10.-:-A decree bas Lan
issued for the &Ain or4he Ointictin Cincinnati Rail
road, for tho benific'ef}bondholder..
UTTEIL-30 jury prima puked Butter,
Jun received and Lir sty ..V.tß. A. FLTZF.II,
: • ezet lierket sad First sta.
—;.014118. j11.3t. receired
DR,LE„,,D;L:,E„bIO,Es EGLIRItt DICKEY.
d p 1' No-318 LlbgatiAtntot.
e
t. tra r ily2c v
4
; J . Carimalll3o.
1
400
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sod the old at Uril,', ,
Nanigatioe 873,-,38; /Reading Ram
p,.../aylverda do 621 and Camition and Arno,..,
sale of Elmira Beßread first mortgage re
eyes t
and one of Wait Philadelphia Fomenter 11.11ratedu
01.baresowles Include Eardleg Rallreed at 21;Pntrayinaia
do at 3 /I , it Naffivicwu 1 / 0 ./4; Albs Hill fine.; Lehigh Toney
Rationed ZS; ffaxleion Coal Company IS, oral Camden and Anatol at tn. Na chmoge city bank Mocks, and widonly
are edvieed of a smell Woof Rectum/eV Plank at .b 314. City
Passenger Botierred Securities remain very Mactiro, and the
whole works& leis off needy bat duIL—IN. Amer.
•
FT. Ismo, Priday Erenieg,e are forced tothe •
remittal. Mat money matters are by no mos:mauler, •
though it was conedautty expected an Improvement 'would
haw, place after the ;Yummy permeate. The offering. at ,
therisks •ro roe large, Much iar ger than the al
though raw of the offering. are in the slope ofincom boo&fide ;
hirls, but kite. Inatemb Flatten are even worse thin before .
the elms of the year. Currency is yet scarce, molt of
_the
broker* having meld out pretty abort troday,thia ispfehably
bat temporary, as supplies mutt solo to a few dayetbado
able fond. are In good supply.
' The principal stringeocy I. In the exchange rnarkek the
demand Is not to vary great. but the supply is newly ex
hausted, the tanks marcelv sNl,eg et all. Rates are firm et
11-1,1 au the East, for beemoble fund., and 2 /ft cent prelate=
ou e
at of
we hear of only email porno/. selling ea
Rho Sh, and only tor gold, at !-5 prmainM, merely gc•
coma:iodate cnotornen. Were It to to had it is raid t o deal,
able, In making Postern exchange, otelng le the diaconal at
which the latter no be bought at New (tame,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Teammate and Goblet)a money
a nln ro
only only
Monetaken on a per with bankable fends, or interior
y.
Counterfeits. by photOgraph, of the Brooklyn Bank,
till
sofa, were in circulation hero today. TWA preteen lea very
g`-roue one, when used upon bank totem plated with
only one color. -
CnaMMt.i SI. Jan.7.—Tbe Imge purchase...el bulk music
reported - 1a our bet bm wero principally on a - count of •
elaa. of operator, ret ie d "country bolts." The effect of this
wveto maskers the market. Those who are baying for frame
delivery, are not as wall able to hold as Mow who are Felling
and in this respect the trade is looting, when it need. to be
galaingittrength Peoplo who merely pet up margins eta
not the men Measly a loaf, under • prewnre, consequently,
In the event of a panto, a few weak operators Might upset
the market and break down pekoe.. Bulk meat Wm offered
freely on Baltirdny for future delivery, at it!,,lind Sy, for
boulders and sides, but the only sale heard of leas 10u,000
the at them figure*. Shea. pork was dull at ;MAO. Ito fro- •
movement in the seaboard market. has had nu materiel of.
rect ea yet owing to the fact that prices Isto are above a
pingship nowt. Lard may he quoted et 10c for bl,I, but
not many Moms or seller. at
LB
lime; of "
1000 Leg. No. lat 10%. There weep am di odes of b ac o no at
7!.4 ond 9! , „' for oloadoere and Wei Gieeti hams Erna, at
The market tor hogs woe langaid, bpi Prim. 'MO
changed. The receipts we/m.1400 bead The Indicatiemare
' that receipts this week will be Mir, the westher being boat- •
aide for driving to the .fedoras Priem range from $0,30 for
light, to $6,65 for heavy. At the clone therowei Ivory little •
inquirr for other than boos pork bogy. Flour was doll and •
ara hoard of uo tale* of importatica- Whisky advanced 3./,'
ckeiog at 111 R. Wheat firm with a good demand; corn erd
canoed to s.s,guibm oats erne at 411@l0r, rye firm; barley stall.
In grocer'. there Is only a limited Moho. doing.
The returns Otto foreign trade at this port for the lest
month of the calendar Year 1860, have not yet bon compel
-id attbe custom home. For the first week let January the
Amt.,* nitrite, Including the dry goals tell,, In roe Iwo
-Asper,srmatiatto3.ooljOH,ltiellinqt V,0: , 2,780 Me same week,
last memo. The export cleerencm of dosuratic - protium and
miwellamous ginda amount to $1,512.112, against N 110,603
mime week lot year. ma export of specie, $31,000,
$1,052,51i, more time last *ear.--(N. T. Timm. Olicit
!LIVER ?lin WI.
The Commercial, of Slonday, solo:—The Diamond, on her •
aa •n atnnley week. elect t daring awry storm,
tile Coosa Ilend:latillteethe ,4 4pipanculaieleare
Napoleon. ran lobo .he tmuk.'gnd springing bon belts; ship.
pod two feet water , which sae pumped ott efterl)o hour!
detention none of her cargo was damaged, all of her cur,
la.ln on deck.
We g learn. from Net. broody, of the Kate Priabee, that
there are two cold boata g rronrui at Oldionra Bend. They.
Lad commenced throw/a ural overboard, and It was sup.
posed that they were leak g badly.and 'meld be lost: .
it wee rumored that tbaSylcir Teem., on her down trip, • -"
ran over a pair of cant boataiki the lawny Ohlootinklog oem
nod crippling the otr. Th needle coniirmatioM
The Penis le at Er /11a. She damaged boo hull by
butting the ire, and will hare to repair before coming. •
Telsgraphia Markets. - •
ictw Yeat , lo.—Cotton is unch.ged; sated' of 1000
balm at 11; lor ruiddlint utnand& irmr Marion hOmltami
rather rasivi; mica 6,620 bbl! at $5 w@s 26 for hiPOOBlOlO7
.7.4 00.06 40 for extra gate: $.O 1545 25 for super *redact,'
$.5 2605 45 for common to medium extra western; eloalol6
dull and modency downward. Bye Floor hasty it
$3 :See 4 30, Corn Meal quiet 11131 i unchanged. Whisk/ ban,:
Wes =0 Mph st 20. Wheat beam Mll sr Club $l =el 24;
Cblesto rpring $ll7Ol M. 92. Barley 76 :210. Corn
doll; 10;200 bus sold at 81087 for and ' , Ma: 1 , 4'
at the depot for new mixed. Oat. 4 8 6f464.. Tallow 100,
10%. Pork heavy: sales 650 bbls at $lB 2.5; oldineet .$11; ,
new $l5; old thin do 8154516 90; now weeders prjme coals
$ll $3 old $l3. Beef: ales2oo DIM at flg.4 69 for country
prim,: $505 60 for mushy mew; $O9 75 hie snacked
meana SIG 60@t1. for extra; beef hams $l2,- stab £.l4_loi.
weetern prime.= $160:18.. Drcased Logsdon at 0,-;i00W747
western 740.7,1; for city. Cut meals unchanged at 0 6:6 0 .54 00,
hams. Bacon unchanged. Lard Groceries dam
and
and $8 60@8 gmenally 76. u.hauseJ. Tobacco: Ey 6*01134, Clover.
•
Money Marketactiva. i
&toad Board: Mocks better; Ch k Ilk id Oa &Oh
Cra Reada 40; Inch Fon, mar, 10 ( 4; Buda.
42 , 4; Erie 8%; Y 0 73k; P. Man 76;4: Del k /Inds.
vl ii; 1130; Cumb Chal 16./f; Cie HY Id hand* 0034 li
: nd
boa 8d hoods, S1(1; II Ceu bash 80; 3004300.2.1 leds, 03%.
Cttcliteart, J.. 10 .—Wealber eland, and damp, indlcat-
Inc rain. Money market tie openly flops dub; receipts
for last 24 lamas about 2000; sales 460 head at 12.6_*6 45..
Provlsions Markt, though hold:n*oy limn Men Pork
nominal at $l6 W. Lard bald Many. Eaconfildee 10; ribbed
do .•"; aouldars 7!,5. Green barna 77,,": *boulders 6(2i
6t,'. Flour: limited .local demand at only $5 30 4 5 ' lO for
eunmmlne; $5 4005 co fora:!.,; Whisky 2L 'Bogor 4 1kr:*.i •
Molssom 40. Coffee 12012-N. .Wheat tirst 41260
12:; for prime whits; $1 20g1 2.1 for rod. Corn 0043302$
Oats at 493,10 in bunt Rye at $l. Ostler at 734.76 for
para. WI.
Prupaarrau. Jan. 10.—Flour very Arm; truperfloe $5 $0
00570; extra 6 76'90 00. Wheatsteach; rod $1 3600.7.6. Coro
declined; yellow ;cc, Cols sells at 40. Whisky dull at 2r.
027.
•
Durum.. Joe. l6—Mar firm. %lint indo4ot
30,q00 bu•
whi
$t 45; $1 25 0 130 . Corn doll; obit
'.'tk, yellow 75g.50. Pronsloas kready; Loft Porlrsl6
25. Noon 9%. Windy 2d.
Cmcinttatt, &c. •••• •
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