T E
n
~, ,
XSTABLISHED mq.
Aummios
&MEW ARF kIi'A . UL),iI.:IER,
mararecirFamits
MMTEM 3 MER I3 STATION,
ME= COMM". PA
, JAW. WLICAXIILUOLD,
.• InantssoutTo's;
147o.100Tkisid Street,Pittaburihr
001 1 .10.11 45 1 p 1111 . 113112 1dO,Bbides,Blinds,
Atak*Seej : ooll/fOrt23, •CliEllilollB, &O.
Allt i r li ' ithElition Fad to Billetieoe's WORK.
0:4/WATZ 1217321 .41VD 'LAW. IV 012.D.W.
'goblets
—7l
WLLLS. ILIDDLIC as , UO.,
'= . lo Fotteth Street, litteburgh, Pa.,
• • • •• •• •• • •
I LIDS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
TT Orders mottettid thin diet:rads, and promptly ahlpi
Pad am lartraeuqu.,
data or II pert antedlioccat for lath.
'argiUTLltier
Lron Oleg' star. Warohouse.
W. BRADSHAW, (Successor to T.
IF 6 &MAIO M.) MAntilictar , MON
OODPIO WARE, and Dealer In R OV ES, &e., No.
WOOD - REDA batman Mtn and Virgin alloy, PM.
011.1{.T.W21/ WELT YOUNG,
• (Baccoworo to John . Cortortigtit,)
ANUFACTUENRS and • important in
AIL Pod:stud Table adieu, Surgical sod Deatal
otrozooopo.dardaittato,7llhlng Tadao, d0,N0.86 Wood
oto m t. Shy giTesp:Cia SttantiVAotli4"%tu dn irafactarixtg of
Tn.ogimprforo,,to. Jobtdog and g with paw.
poditylooddowsteh• • oplfatly
• lITILLIMISBidsai ILT. &CO.,
61 Penn EL, balm Marbaory, Pittabm•gh,.Pa.
112 TRAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
pp. Imo, Wolters, Iltantacturere of PlenliWs Patent
ittiler,Toteoniotlre, Iliad and Cylinder Milers, Chime"
Btelthea, aim= Ited,litnam Opea, Condensate, Batt Paw,
EntiOr Paw, Irenrairls,lJO, Beate, eM. dam, Blackradtbel
Wort,Brtdje and Mid= dram, done at 1 the &mutt
a 22 m
j
att,. An onion from a diatom. promptly nttended to.
Pella Cotton Aul,, Pliasaar/ D.
KSIMIDY' =LDS & CO., MANUFAC.
Pwai A No.l bean 4.4 Bawitiaga
. Clwyd Cada of all colon led shadow
• " Moab lawanifliash Ckiat.!
Sopa atoll dam and dawriptiana
4- japiilidata left at the liardwaiwitanta.l Log= a (bag&
No. in - Wood rano; hare igication. ' JeSaY
JAIIIES LIZWIN,
MANUFACTURIM OF
QIILPHUBIO ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
A, =its of NUM' Acbt
AVAZta ' = . - 11 =11,r
3lsjbe turaa auohn Irwin a sou, cr liatei .tmt.
WILLIAM TATB:1111
DLUMBKR 'AND GAS FITTEII, No. 10
-a. • Youth drest,ll=3, y and *met, under.
swab 'tool/dor Hall. .
liarivary &wept:ice cd' iltthyp hr Later, Gag =II
noaly
€oUnnintp . & Cl*
MENEESEN
RIDDLE., WIRT'S St 00.,
. sivai4maionxerd,and larinidlad ktercikaat•
awl Dealari In Westarn Produce and Drorlalana, at No. IBS
Wetly steed. Pittsbargl;Pema.
- I ,2 l :4=l:l 7 CLaasa,Butter,
n ett.,
irLdtt
a. a. --sax 243E131011
MVO - N=lR du 210331241301%
FRAME AND CONIIISAION EIERCHABLS,
6 _Smithfield SFeet,
, ; opemtemeeegiteleuemei.
a PITTSBIIII4II, PENTPA.
Nolen la PLOTILI. 6113 Th.; MILL IMP% sod overt'
kind at Ooontry Ptotose... Specks! ago:atm& Owl to Coo
egootoott ape:dote. Woe to Pltttbozgh iMattItION gm
] .1 • a
- -
..... di r mistme
.lu , ' lllMPatalq-.;.-.lt: is. mows.— Ark, Errarnmcm.
Rownir.'dp - lIMIC.PATitiCHS,
• W E 9 ALE (31- .R. (3 C 'IC Rl3
. ....- - -
AND DEALCILS TN
F . LOAT IrSND SEEDS,_
_Nos. 191 0n3.193 Liberty Street, Pittsbergb.
Jalyd
• lan animus.
if: to.,
Commission Ss - Worinardinn Merchants,
' • ' .-AndlinfoletdrinMenrls
WESISBN .RESERVE CHMESE,
=TPA. PORE,-,1160011, FLOM, PISA,
Pot t Testi sashes, alcrects, Lloatml 1 I 011, mist
~
Fruit and Produce generally,
Nos." 141 and 143 Front; Street,
PrITSBUROII, PA. '
-
InL WM=
0,17 LP
QOM MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
331401T1R„ . GRAIN & PRODUCE.
No. 313 Litrort7
FTITSBORGII, PA.
Cholee•bainds of FLOUR; for Baker'. and Family ose4
,cosurtantly oo bond. Particular attend= ,poid to Riling
orders far Morrehazollbogencesily. • octklyd
TAMES ,A. FETZER. Forwarding and
• Lir CONBLISDON MUCCUANT, for the etde or FLOUR,
1361,1N,DA.CON,LABDBDT11311,BLEDB.DB.LED„B1UIT,
sad Prodnee_gemendly, No.leJtarket,Street, corner /Vet,
Plittbtergh,
. }1,44 to Y. G. Bailey, Ifda, Diteettorgh.DDlttim Dilworth.
• -et; do, &Cuthbert * Boa, do,' Mere% Lee k ON do, John
- 'DodeprEsq, do; D. Duper "it Co, casdaaan; B. Deady,
Sholahler ALAI U. Bank, Wheeling. SSZOII.I Ott, Eq., dq
Crow& k Co, da, Putan & Donlon, dm °Annan k Bea,
Philadelphln doßdly
. 0. ORAPIL - .....----..—....PRANK FAN 1301111Pfid.
GRAFF & VAN GORGAR,
MERCHANDISE 'BROKERS,
AND
V 0)11118810N MERCHANTS,
114 Second Street, Pittsburgh,
111770.10
Z. Si. Then &Oa, New Fork, Bhriver &I)Flermih, Pitabl
Tanner a Co.. .. ape. Barbanel &Co, ''
Thompson; Clerk & Young, BVCandlese, Keane &Co."
Philadelphia. • • Ilarelson a 'topper, Cinein.
A: Newhall A
amie,Pbila. r. 0. Dogma I Co., .
7. WbUridge /slave, N.D. Newcomb & Om, Loa-
Analeteed, Algae & Co., , - faille, 71y. ociT.led
terERBST ,Fc BARKER,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
OCHHISSIO
N MERCHANTS,
261 Liberty Street, corner of Hand,
PITTSBUISOLL PINIZPA.
M ll3.Particalar attention Ova to the po rk, Lard, Platter and rale of
oroi entta Diflld• Potateeo Po
CheeloAlktrerand Timothy Seeds, to. ,
°atism:opt!, Elrod at the !overt =Art prima. Ad
nom ma4e
1311.0eics of the oana rgb
Bag• •
Irsaaaqtory. aratlyd
SAMUEL B. FLOYD fr. CO., h ,
._. . poxittanoN °tuns,
And dailan (if Mai; Gnitnaul Prtdtice (rerally,
SU MUTT MUST, near P. IL H. DePot.
PITTIMMICia. WA. 1 , =Usti
I. W. Ci1atrW10......--.-..--.. +.P. CIIADVICII.
WIADWICZ_ & 80/16.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS DE PAPER AND EASS,
&Ai SAWA for the Pale of,
mohoning Pint Brick end Pot . Clay,
la. nd 151- Wood &net, nenElsthPtusortrn.
93.Wtsaidag Alper At ISsAufacteirene prizrA Caah
Pad fps DO; • • 1 • Rain
J.I.COVP &-a7RSYTH,
w,noLEffAirm oßoptas,
axsApnas xx.raanuom
corms= maccuarre
Lir the d. of
=. PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
'Ho: mai Llbtrity Street;
/.111:4=172D rrrrauxon, re
HITCHCOCK, 1280,111MIZY & COy
- ' Dkoosmors Iltdratte, Wl3reary ask,'
Forwar M ng and Commission Meithante,
Nears to
‘ PitldUlti, Plour and Wool,
No. 1155 Strout end 447 axone sty.ratesciro,
nrm—int. mural].
- leittiNGigs Elatwevan &co.,
4:lo3lX'i EliSlol7`lllllßq N T
Woo}; Hidee;Provithone&Produce 'C i iiineralljr,
_
N 0.209 Liberty Street, Pittebtieth.
..111e8Adr1d dr. AXJI4I
46Durlrir. Grain and Prod 0.3.
Edon and. Forwarding Morahantsi
Nis. 1114 SeennelSt.,,eittabwg/, 4a.
. . cumi n
ilineria commis-
Na rko..4.tmetho Oils and Pardus* of Beal tatite,
pittiburcti. - jatild
itrimmx — motayi Wholesale, Gromcr,
'toenail Catmousoi,... lktaritum_t, No. 848 Men/
angst, aft Valleted rumour Depot. =warm Pa. We
N-AND COTTON FLANNELS,
v fin •
,-"CBANAON tavErs4cm,iiia street
AIIMONIA-4-caalus for ratio by;,
D. A. IfAILMtErfooIV A
• MGM Item/ of Pint statlfoo4 Co.&
IONS" RAU* WANTE.O.-‘ , Wa
xill
orirk
market Wlcs fn cad, for
liiii, l 9 o lo l o4l.somatitfor. ,
, .ouanlizez oo tr
- dal • , - So, 149=0 110Wcd 10 -,P I M O OITA.
MlAlfass t ' 1 860.
186 u. firri fsehb
limemnimmirof PorAlif lOU
JO firOlei.i . lo,; wad a.
60 eacktt prime now arriving ,
1414 ,bi ROST•PPIGWi,#7,I6ata Pt
' •
- -
DAIIY
ruggists
Y r - HEWN &
,
No. 26 Wood at.t Pllttoblarglt,
11.zo 4a0foni of WHITS AND NED LEAD, ZINO PAINTS
AND LTPIIAROS, and ITholoodo Doslors In Mt Mob
VAlltflatst sad Torpoothm alayd
Q • 1 JOHNSTON, (successor to L. Wilcox)
nOl/ILDrioGrarr, Owner llgsakfidd and /moth
wreld moors abolition to hie assortment of Prue
=name Chenolomb, Perfume:7 awl Nancy, Cada, robin
ble meanly moNtines, 011 e, Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Pare
lelquorm twain, brands or Cfevers,Aa, An, all or which are
offered anuneurpamead quanty and at lowest prioem.
pkmerician's pneecriptlons carefully commended. centlAyd
MACKEOWN, Wholesale Druggist,
T V • 'Cub. OU Nranunectewer and Agate for Thayer'm
Solid tual: Vold Extract., No. ler Liberty' .tweet. pats.
P.rgh. 1a30:170
4FAIINESTOOK do 00., late of the firm
Fobnestack d Co, and IrtitGOBSOTII to Yiemonn q
Bros, WhOlsmilo Droggbt No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth
Us, Pittahlugh. Po.
godFAIINESTOOK & CO.; WROLE
• lee Draggieta and Manufacturer. of Whito Lead,
and titharge,cornor Wood and haat !drab, Pith.
.b.argh- i meta
11.19121CIMILACN... --.B#ololl MU&
BRAIJN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND
Retail Drugglets,coronz of Liberty ind Bt. Malt st 4
Pittabstret.
JOSEPII FT.FIiTLNG, (SUCOESSOR TO D.
wfioit a_ Oa) oontor Marko tstftot and Diamond, ona
. t
constautWorMaad &full and completo assort:neon of Dram
bledfclues,lledlelno Canto, l'orfatootlOntd . 11 4 . 11 ' 1 " M .
tolWagto pal fathom.
, ffir
fkra prescaiptiono morally oompocuaded at eV
nom. paly
DR. !GEO. 11. KEYSER, DRUGGIST,
140 Wood street, carton of Wood ottani sad V agio
Alloy, Pittsburgh, Po.
TOR P:1 SCOTT, iThoiesale 'Dealer in
T./ Drng, ?data, Oils, Varnishes 'ant ilyei tuffs, No. Zit
Mena aittet, Pittsburgh.
Ell oritqa will receive prompt attention. mr.24
ilroburc Inialcus
TAMES SOLMES V CO:, York Pnckore
f./ awl gaolers 10 Provision; ono. of Mullet sad Front
treas. ; Isfsg7d•
a. BOTIMIMO Cauca
LEEQI.I & ITUTCI . IIN - SON, Commission
asidlorwarding Merchants, denten, Is Weed , na Ito
sorra ans., Elcesr, Fish, Basco, Boner, Llbseset thl, Put
and Pearl ',Ashes, Bads, Orals, Dried Frult, , and Product,
generally.; P4sit brawls Fan:My flow always on hand.—
Agents fur the We of Madison Co's celebrated Patent,nl
Pearl limb. N0a.116 Second and 145 First Ito, botsson,
Wood dNmlthfem ats., Pittsborgb, Pa. . aplyrl
CIIE4SE WAREIIOUSE.-1111NRY u.
00LL1203,/onaarding sad Ckrmmisako Ilarchaut,aral
Derlar In CatEeke,ltutter, Laka Nab and Prod gaacrally,
210 Woad abcrro MOAN., ritt.burah• cayll.
VACUA WARFJIOUSE.—JAS. GARD-
Wholesale Dealer to Floor, Pros.lona and
Prods. generally; NO. 6 FA...llth Meet, betireen Liberty
awl Bodthileld. rittsbarghTPs.
SirTerzha cash.
SELLERS & CO., Dealers 'in Provi
..a: • slo% Lard Oil, de., Na. ',309 [Jimmy street, opposite
the hesS o Smithfield street. eu28.10
Wootss.
DAVISON, ` „w
No.: 93 Wood Street,
corner of Diamond Allay,
HAS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE THE
i'Tetv and Illustrated Books
OF THE 13E.L..9:1N
Incltallng the Finest and Latest
LONDON AND aDr:tptinan
HOLIDAY BOOKS !!!
aaltabla.for
Si' BOOEB MIA BINIOGS ;
Selig, ; and Devotional DOORS, Elo.--at
PRA sOld lITAIN BOORS; awl a most !Along.", an
scrian at of CIFILDREN'S BOOKS.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
na RAO the flat to Letruitith thia beautiful lactation In
Pittatetrityiaind Latta tvialont the 'lsm In variety, boulty
or prieo.l ; JOHN S. DAVOON,
i1t.17-4111 i 93 Wald street and Diamond Alley.
____._
NEI 4 CAND EISI'rERTAI NINO BOOKS.
Belt lialp, by Samuel
Seven Tears, by Jells Haveneogb;
F' i lfrres u er e n b thltences of Rana Cheats:
The Profejor at the Breakfast Table:
The Qbeen of Hearts, by Wilkie Colinas
Beulah, by Aguas J. Brea,
flempatmallon, a magical novsl. by A... 11. A. Bretrelett
The Itleaht, as Tined of Ramliton and Barr, by Ilan. J.
Mamma
footfalls en the Boundary or Another Wachl, by B. D.
threw •
Bow oe.ta Ile Helplt, by,k. S. lhat
Stanley's Lite srolCarrsapalenab afThenus.A theta;
The Antes kan A 10111.4 for 11150.
1.20 KAY A CO, 55 Word strrre.
Cairn. Not. Minks.
MESSRS. HUNT & MINER, Pittsburgh,
Pa—pear Sha While posing through your elty 4
year ago, I rot lodun.l to prirckse an Almanac a the
naontboy In the emit I am ee troll pleased with it that I
shookl like iticlimer, for the ensuing year. Place mend me,
If publialarkby suture maU, lIIINT A MlNgli'd
PITId-
BUIiIIII ALIILNAQ for ISSO,“lculated and edited by 11111.
Could yea nOt to able to mod the book la question. send
me the equilalent of my remittance In tomething as good,
thortah 1 bap you will be able to wind the Almanac.
Tam, truly, J. E Cuansas,
C•321301:1 Falls, Gootlhaa county, Al unesota.
THE PITTSBURGH ALMANAC,
calculated and edited by,
AN FORD C. 1 - 12.ts.L.i,
Is far aalb bY all enterprising dealers ba this region.
dell ; Price, Five Cents.
NEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S, '93 Wood
atrieti:
GilMait—llohn's now illmtrated:
'rather Yrotit'a Rallques, do
Chanabefa Parlor Atlas •
Darshe,s Orlgin of Specter.
Deter the Great, by Abbott;
Gomm' Evenings at the 2111tria.:po,
Lite and Correspondence of Yr. Arnold;
Ramilzuloula llaratiltum
llopkba l Utah of the Yoritana:
The Nonsich Drofesor and Wedding Rleg, by Decker.
tralaced by Dr. Knuith;
flute to the 8.C., Lifeoflluill;
Chasobsre!Domcatic Annals of Scotland. .
JaSS SOON S. DAY/SO,N.
T ' GREAT TRIBULATION, by Cum
mingList 2.8 aerial;
Whi to's Motor, of Front.;
The acryTar—Clapt Hood;
llelpa to.tho Polytt:
Norivid bloloiles, with not.:
Ilanbieibonge of Davothxy with noks;
Elaor 4 Broe Nov Pobllcatlobb
Ilocolvod by 1 (Ja2B) J. 16.111:&D. 78 fourth et.
IOPELOID'S COUNTRY LIFE; a Hand.
/book of Aplenlenre, Hortlevilture and Landscape Oar
dog. • In I volume, Om., wadt Illoatratlum.
add KAY 3 00. 65 Wood groat.
PAULSON'S
RAT,
OAP, and
INTRODUCE
Tips DAY,
innoatict
TIM DAT
Liidies 9 Furs,
LADIES' TUBS,
LADIES' FURS,
:F S,
CIUIDRENS' FURS,
CIIILDRENS' 'FOSS
GBriTEr FUR GAIINI'LETB,
Gents' Fur Gauntlens
PAVIA SOWS!
Gents' Far Caps
NO. 73 WOOD STREET.
BELYBOLD'I3 GENUINE. PREPARATION.—
HELYIBOLIYA BOOHII for the BlsAdar:
HEL.IIBOLVE SWIM for the ifidnol
ELISIMBOLDIS BUCHII for the °nivel;
RELIISOLD'a BUM, for the Drope
lILLESEOLD'E =Chill for Nervonmenr,
HELIIBOLDII BUCUU for Lose of Memory;
ELIMOLD'Et BOOHU for Mantilla ',Mom
sLhIEOLTYO. BUOILU forDllficalt BroaMior.
StEL MBOLDILBII0111:1 for Week llervex
ILEMEOLLes BUGHU lorOeoerat Debility;
maaisouralluanu for lheirersel Laeutodq
ALCM' BOLVE4IIIOIIII for norror of Dinneen
lINIMBEILIMIEJOIIO for Night Sweet.%
ILE EMBOLI/ 1111 for Wakefainewe
lIELMEOLD' 110000 for Dryms of the Shin '
ELELMBOLD. IIIICIECI for Emptionn. •
lIELMBOLE O B 131:10tIO for Pelt in the Emir;
HELREOLD'h BUCIULI for Heaviness of spa Eyelids, irltb
hofftwton end Less of Elghh
HILMBOLIYin fitiCaUtoe Mobility ennfteelleuhW e dth
Went Attontion,Anne of Bometyl
HIGHBOLIYA BUCIlti for Obetroetione;
IFICLISEOLD'S 110000 for Ehnen. exishez ham late
~,,,sjon, Ind ill dimwit of the !excel OvEnne, Welton in
either me 4 fione whatever name wise eating.
Sold only en. H. .KErfIE,E, Wood gin„.4
Pletatosvgb..(. . ' OC227llalrr
ii3733.13131T5713, 1:0_,
; D—EINTIBT,
19124 Iper NN NeettinG21 ° J6dat4? l :ii,l
hantddlan abloom (kid and
of
Metallic Bum when de.
dred. All Mb* Dental °pendant' carefully attandall
Sleetjipi dibbairtheala applied in onaractlod tooth. nolady
grIENTB! STOUT BOOTS for $2.25,
-iji BOW: ; do, do 1.76,
TO131118! ' do do 1.60,
' CHILDRENW .do do
Voltandoibargelo or: the Pooplior Amp II tom
(Broweds lock)
Jar _ !
DIITENikOLIER.
SINDRIES-1 Hide;
Dry
may IresOhern 'isekortry Apples;
2 balls Sheep POW • e larces No. 1 Lord;
• 12 tadosAlatcaso Oaten; ';".do , 2do
On ateiunor Co arrl voiOr ode by
1020 • EIMIAII DICKEY 'A 00.
ANTHRACITE COAL—I 2 tons in store
and
xiza alwroligcb.
A.lo.l.,ass.Es ;
ptoja 811ntd
Ina= 04 falai* b 7 1 81 9t1=11 PILWPATII,
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY MO ING; JANUARY 31, 1860.
Vittskurg4 Qi3aette.
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PUBLIBBLED DAILY AND YUMMY BY
R. ..R rt R. In 2a. & CO
"Ina Sf 11?. 1.110411 SMITIMED.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 31, 1860
CITY AFFAIRS.
METICOUOLOGICAL Obrerrations for tho Gnzete, by
G. E. Shaw, Optivisti, 54 Fifth St.—corrected dolly
o'clock A. H.
12 " x
0 r.
Barometer.—...
Fos Rorr—A Room on the first floor of the
Gazette ,Building. For particulate, loquiro at
this offiao. '
CAM) Or TIM OLD FCMI2II.-- (Ae Citizens of
PitttbursA:' At the request of many citizens the
Old Folks had designed to give a sacred concert
in this city, last evening, in citizens arms, but
learning through his honor, the Mayor of your
city, that such an entertainment would, not be
agreeable to the wishes of a large portion of
.your citizens, we cheerfully acquiesced to their
wishes and omitted the entertainment. Coming,
as we do, from a law tering and law abiding com
munity, any other course would not have been
in accordance with our feelings.
The citizens of Pittsburgh will please accept
the regards of the Old Folks for the liberal pa.
tronoge extended to their conoerta during their
brief stay in your enterprising city; also for
courteoue attentions to Father Kemp and hie
Troupe.
Hanongailtla louse, Monday, ✓an. 30.
BANK STATEVINT for the week
OONI N. Sped. LOKI. Demilt,.
-- -
Mk Pittstegh 228,326! 356,223.1,773,441 599,313
ExCh.gerk 400,5051 190,992'1,363,632, 193,318
91. h. M. 201,6021 110,389 697,917 175,962
Ciliates' " 202,500 70,796 006,235 106,043
Mechanics'" 262,735 75,336 914,005 79,747
Iron City " 225,830 108,903 675,501 209,395
Allegheny " 264,865 90,417 770,380 197,509
1 , 856 , 3 631,003,037,6,999,320,1,5.55,696
Last creek 2,012,478,1,022,37317,000,47111,545,103
Increase ... 10,503
Decrease... 116,115 19,336 71,151
Pittsburgh.-- $ 86,295 I $83,2811 $01.9i>13
Exchange 118,118 ' 20,449' 61,054 .
M. A IL. 52,276 87,2271 • 15,773
Citizens' ...... ... 12;160 25,037 8,992
Mechante?....- 18,898 16,878 7;982
Iron City....... 30,171 9,2871 27,153
Allegheny 81,293 38,8501 54,704
.
$ 325,110 $215,804, $ 207,344
Last week— 34.5,001 255,078 i 180,371
Caner or Oran MID Teniturr.s.—Before
Judges M'Clure, Mellon and Parke.
Sixth Day--Jan. 30.—The Court met at 10
o'clock. Mr. Burke, after stating that ho was,
sad had been for some time, laboring trom indis
position, commenced the closing address en be
half of the prisoner. lie consumed about an
hour in - an elaborate definition and citation of
authorities bearing upon the case at largo and
particularly upon the points submitted for the
consideration of the Court. Ile urged very
strongly the following propositions :
Piret, That if the offense was committed when
the prieonee surPrisell . the partirain !tweetr de
hew, as a matter of law for i the Court, the crime
cannot be of a higher grade than manslaughter;
and 2d, That, if such was the fact, L e. ho par
tite were found under each clicumata*es, the
verdict of the jury should be of justifiable or
excusable bouttoide--justifiable, under the fact
of eimingiaexcusable, under frenzy amount. og to
deprivation of lodgment. The gentleman ap
plied the rulings of American and ftritistiCoarts
to the points submitted its this owe. He refer.
red at length to the celebrated Manning case (in
Egg-hand) where JudgeTwisden haddecided the
_killing of parties caught in Argrante dclieto to be
manslaughter; and contended this was the ugly
case in which this principle was recognised—
nearly all other similar eaves resulting in ac•
quintile; referring to numerous cases tried in
_England, F!anob and America.
Al about 11 o'clock, Mr. R. addressed himself
exclusively to the jury, and descanted on the
sacredness of matrimonial relations, their insti
tution by the Creator, la Paradise, and quoted
from the Sm-iptures passages bearing upon the
case at issue. I Dent 2:: ease of Dinah, In
3d Simnel, and others.) Ile -
analyzed the evi
dence of hteu, as taken to connection with
Jones` statement to Ald. Rogers: touched upon
Melt' conduct at the time of the occurrence t _his
giving no alarm, and aothig as a guilty . Man
would do, the fact that the time that ci4sed,
from ten minutes after eight, when Jelled left
Rogers' office, till about nine, when the 'deed
waa done, could glee on chance fur deliberation;
that Jones could have no intimation where the
parties were, if, indeed, he knew them to be to
gether; that the meeting was occidental, Jones
being in the discharge. of his duties, to arrest a
man In the vicinity; the impossibility of Mete
statement; that a robber, a thief, or burglar,
may be justifiably slain, and why not an adul
terer or seducer, the man who strata a wife,
pollutes het body and soul, sod makes desolate
tho heart and hearth of a husband. The gentle
man concluded a fervid speech about twenty
minutes after twelve o'clock. He hoped that,
when the nun which first dawned on creation, is
about to eet for all time, ite last lingering rays
may fall upon some beam of domestic, matri
monial love and bites, where the relation of hus
band and wife shall be nail preeerved.in all us
purity and sacredness.
Court took a recess till two r. at.
Afternoon tFepion.-111r. Collier, ex. District
Attorney, at 2 o'clock, commenced the closing
address nu the part of the Commonwealth. lie
answered the points presented •by the defense,
contending that in - no ease where acquittal had
been had, when persons were tried for killing
parties caught In the act, was the party killed a
woman; in allAt was the man who was slain.
Juries must notirrade their oath@ to give special
verdicthin such eased. They must decide "un
der the law and the evidence," and have no right
to acquit where the law provides conviction.
In eddreueing the jury, Mr. C. said counsel
for defense had tried to chow that the defendant
In tide case woo persecuted instead of prosecu
ted. ,But this was a mistake. All they did was
done Conscientiously, and to vindicate the majesty
and glory of the law. The unfortunate woman
who was ruthlessly butchered bad no other
friend to plead her cause; but the defendant bad
hosts of friends, who mood by him in his hour
of peril.
FOR STORE
There were four verdicts that the jury could
find In this ease—murder in the first degree; in
the eecond degree ; manslaughter ; and acquit
tal, on the ground of insanity. If the jury were
satisfied that in this cue there was premed
hailed and deliberation, or lying in wait, their
verdict must be of murder in the Gut degree;
if the deed was done, without three ingredients,
but with malice, then tit wan murder in the
second degree. The gentleman diesected the
evidenbe in a masterly manner, giving it a clear
ness that would aid in the consideration of the
cue. , To throw out Mete' testimony, he went
to show, would. place Jones in a worse position
than ai present, and the ewe would be nothing
but mitrder in the first degree. The defense
_ehould:be careful in their efforts to have it ex
cluded; This was not a ease where an innocent,
virtuous wife had been deluded by a villain; the
evidence showed it to be different. They could
not pliee It en the same basis as eases in the
book. Be contended tbat lu this ease, by the
evident° there was both premeditation and
lying in ' wait. No man would kill the woman,
under ouch elroumerances, linless he bad a de
termination to get rid of her. If the jury are
not satisfied of premeditation or lying in wait,
the verpt. should be murder in the seoond de
gree. r. Heinen speech, which was a strong
and forcible one, was concluded about half-put
3 o'cloni.
Judge MeClure,before oommencing his charge,
passedupon the points submitted by defense,
(whieh we have already published ,) as follows:
d, 4
relatively;i 2,1, Affirmatively as far as re
gards atielaughter—oegatiovely as to aequittal;
Bd, Ne atlvely; 4th, That tho jury must take alt
due ea ilou, in regard to the admission of the
eviden referred to; Oth, Armed; oth, That eon
tradlatihn does not prove conclusively theta wit.
ems ewnrus wilfully and knowiogly, falsely; 7th,
That thh Courtesan° t obargesffirreatively on thin
point; they would in tho 'brume of other evi
dence; it was a question for the jury; Bth, : That
the Jell cannot infer Insanity without evidence;
9th, Afflrmsavely,
The Court, after dissecting and gumming up
the evidence proving the body of the offence,
referred to some of the peooliar Characteristics
of homicide, under the law 4t April e2d, 1794.
In minter In the first degree, than must be a
premeditated intention to t Jte life; in second
degree i lthere is malice, withiut the other char
acter's ee ; In manslaughter the' killing most
be-withet malice, and in the heat Of blood—the
result o ,strong ;provocation and passion. All
p adoy presumed to be malicious if not proven
i i,
Otherwine. , The burden of the proof d delibera
tion, p ...dilation, or lying la wait, is on the
° l mmo . wiyalth; the burden of proving the ab
sumo a npllol4 lice ee the Pima; as well as
PITTS t URGH GAZ
proving provocation and passion, to reduce the
'crime to manslaughter- When a deadly
',weapon is used in the killing it is preennaption
',of =See. The lOC Saes no time for delibera
glion. Homicides ;excusable in eelflieferuse are
?,where a felony is attempted, and the offender le
Amin; or when a man is cicsely pressed, in a
away to induce belief that his own life is in jeep
ardy. The Court charged that the cue trying
was noteue ofjnetisestion, or mumble in self
,defence. At the least, it was manslaughter. In
:cases where sufficient cooling time is given, the
}crime is murder, although It would be man
!elanghler if done in the instant of premien.
,So man has a right to take vengeance in hie
own hands, and take life. Whether the parties
,were caught in the act is a question the jury
must weigh calmly; they cannot be to caret In
jide respect; they must decide it from all the
evidence. Several propositions of law !era
'then read to the jury. The charge occupied
about three quarters of an benefit its delivery.
The jury vent out about 41 oelock, and had
not returned at 5, when the Court adjourned till
nine this morning.
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Prrrsaimon Cornmi.klaeld - thelrragulpr monthly
Meeting on Monday evening. • .
In Select Council—Present the members except
Dieser!. Duncan and Nixon.
;, Minutes of previous meeting reached approved.
The President presented a comMtnaiestion from
col. Espy, of the House of Ropresentatives,clsBloeing
a copy of a eupplement to the act incorporoding the
Pittsburgh Bridge Company. Communication ars
eepted.
Mr. Bennett moved that the bulls referred to the
committees on the Monegtalaela and Allegheny
Wharves, jointly, to report at next MeetinF.
Mr. Read moved as an amendment, to refer to a
special committee. Lost.
Mr. ltennett'a motion was than read a second and
third time and passed.
The President presented a communisation from
Controller Lambert, with accompanying documents.
Report accepted and ordered to baftled.and printed
in the papers authorised to do the the City Printing.
The Precident—A communication announcing
throe vacancies in the Board of*Gnardians of the
l ifl r o's:rh"to b lno th ok e ,'.l l . 4 .t i 7re o b. th n : tner,rm of aillvo
William
mecutoon.
Also, A 'communication from a eommitteci of the
tiramens• Association, asking for an appropriation of
$6OO to purchase a Hook and Ladder apparatus.
Referred to Corismittee on Fire liagines and Horn.
Alec, communication from Neptune Fire Company,
asking for an appropriation of $.200 to repair the
roof of their engine House. Referred to Committee
tin City Property.
.4 Mr. Fitleimmoue—A commutiioation from the Du
rmesee Fire Company, asking an , appropriation of
sseo, for the purpose of repairing their engine house.
Referred to Committee on City Property.
Mr. Morrow—A petition from tbecitisons of the
tighth Ward, asking for the grilling of Forbes
•
ejreet Referred to Committee on Streets.
Select Council then went into joint seseion.
• - . A. After to-assembling, on motion of Mr. Kincaid,
tin election was gone into for three Auditors, to audit
Abe City Accounts. Mr. Blair was uniminaottsly elec
lid on the part of S. C.
A batch of deem:acute—the City Accounts, ate ,
.sr . sbiliitted by the Controller—was. on motion, re
,ferred to the Auditing Committee, and ordered to be
•j Some business from C. C. was then paned upon,
',When Mr. Wird called up the resolution, lent over at •
last meeting, instrrerting the Finance Committee to
:Withhold their consent from any nomination for As
'elstant Controller.
A motion was then ine.leto adjourn, and serried by
. tv...vote of 0 to 7.
rlln all business, not otherwise noted, C. C. con
eirred.
.',Coeisson Corncit.— Present, ail the members ex
:cept Messrs. Barnes and Dein.
::!Prayer by Mr. Jame. Robb.
!Minutes of into meeting read and approved.
:Mr. Floyd presented a communization from haat
Morley, asking the privilege of oaring lino of the
itiems to the Market Building as -a• Recording Reg •
i r .rator'a offices- Referred to the Mathet Committee,
With power to act, provided tio enema be incurred
ia:tho city.
-Dlr. Fulton, a eommaaieatlon from the Duquesne
Engine 'Josue Company, asking an appropriation of
for repairing engine house. Riad and referred
ter,committee on Fire Engines and litre. S. C. nort
erincur and refer to committee on City Property. C.
c`reemie and censer.
Lc Mr. James Robb, a petition for an appropriation
(sit the payment of the debt on the boom and lot of
ihq Allegheoy Fire Company. Also, the following
re*olution
7fesolete,t, That the committee on City Property be
instructed to have the dead for lot now occupied
bg..tbe Allegheny Fire Company, is the Fourth ward,
Mode out in the name of the city, and that they as
/mine the debt, 53000. with interest, of staid.Alle
fti ay
Fire Conte.), and that l sum of S 1580 Lo
epproptlated to make the paytl i cat now line rho came,
ogee taken from tlaa.cootito petition
r k i Ist 111r11 •
The resolution was wi eon, and the raer!
an a eoramanication err referred to the committee
On!„Firo Enginea and Hose, to report at next meeting.
Mr. Rowbottom—A petition for extension of gas
manse on Webster street, with the nec,estary lamps.
pi9l and referred to Committee on Cas Lighting.
A. petition from the Firemen's Association, staking
an; appropriation of 5000, for the purpose of pro
tiring a Hook and Ladder truck. Rand and re
ferred to Committee on Fire Engines and ilvi,
communication from thu Neptune, Fire Company
ii,,shing for $2OO, to repair the roof of their Engine
liuse. Same reference.
: In the two items above, F. C. non-concur, and re.
facto Committee en City Propert,-, C. C re-ode and
concur.
Dlr. Floyd filtered the following •
iteolord, That the Committee on Fire Engines
and Hose are requester toenquire into mud report to
Cotocils. et their next regular meeting, what action
ip neceseary for the protection of Hose, to prevent
their being run over by sharp tires, heavy engines,
wagons, carts, drays, do , when at fires. Read three
times and passed.
Mr. Seibert,
That the Committee on Fire Engines
apd Hose bn instructed to contrect for hose to the
(tilt amount of the appropriation, and get them made
US loon as possible and tea that they are properly
tested before they are handed to the Fire Aseociatieu
foridistribution, and that a Committee of the Asso
ciation assist in testing the cane.
Read three times nod passed.
Mr. James Robb, •
..Resofee,/, That the Senators and Representatives
F.ollegheny county at Harrisburg, are hereby re
gimated to have the words "the consent of the Coun
cillor the city being first obtained,' inserted in every
hill fur laying down rails fur the passenger railwaye
IS the city of Pittsburgh.
Readthree times and passed.
Mr. Edwards,
Arco/red, That the Water Committee bo and they
agehereby authorised to extend the water pipes on
Allegheny Meet, from Penn to Liberty strome, and
charge the same to appropriation N 0.6.
• Councils then went into joint seesiun, to fill vacan
cleit in the Board of Health.
Qa mafiosi, the following gentlemen were re-elect
ed 6 Joseph Pennock, of the Fourth ward; Jae. Me.
Cita., of the Ninth ward; and Wm. DieCutcheon, of
tlgeteven Oa ward.
re-assembling, on motion of Mr. Robb, Mr. A.
rinyd and Dlr. 11. Hays were elected Auditors on
the, part of C. C.
.nirsoley.i, That the thanks of this Council aro ten
dered to Col. E. F. Pratt, our messenger, for his
proMptaess in tarnishing the members with the codi
fitilkordinancee.
.0 all action not otherwise noted, S. C. concurred.
CPA motion adjourned.
V r r,lUne tol One by
bank.. 1 iiiinkc
10,7,18 1
18,971
Inn Allegheny County Educational Associa
tion' met la College Hall on Saturday morning,
Diokoon to am chair. The proceedings
wOrio opened with prayer by Rey. Mr. Davie, of
Allegheny, and the regular reading exactors
folldwed.
Butt read Act 111. scene 2d, from the
cam 0y of tho "Honeymoon ;" Mr. Egon recited
"Tifp Church Yard to Two Voices," and the
"4tOrm at Sea." Mr. Colvin was absent.
••• . ,
M.r. Stewart was appointed critic for the day.
Miss Sarah DI. Fleming, Mr. Thomas
ofl4awrencerille, and Mr. J. S. Lassa, of Pine
toarpship„ proposed at the last meeting. were
44, elected to membership, and Messrs. Francis
Drown, R. Corry and D. W. Elder wero pro
posed.
Vie lecture on Astronomy, by Prof; Dickson,
oliO)red.
The following °Macre worn then elected noon
mutely for tbo coming year
pies:Went—L.ll. Eaton; Vico President—A.
D. Elosimon ; Secretary—A. T. Douthett ; Trona
- Stewart. Executive Committee—
Mows. A. Bunt, D. Dennison, Prof, Dickson,
IteV,-Fltidlay, S. D. Miller.
Th'o Society then adjourned to meet, OD ran
tiotOof Mr. BurU, on tho Friday night preen
dingitbo next regular mooting. On that occa
sion the valedictory of the retiring President
and the inaugural of the President elect will be
dolliered, and the &mud re-onion of Meehan
laknEplape
it1,1;101CWOOD, 106 JAIWASIT.—Rant & Minor
hallelyecelved this favirite periodical. The eon
tez4nof tho number are :—.l3t. Stophene, Part I;
Natman Sinolair—an Autobiography,' Part I;
Mni p u lp s gees, "The Sly Little Man ;" The
EleWjenta of Drawing; The Last French Hero ;
The Luck of Lodysmede, Part XI ; The Public
Sofriee; Rambles at Random in the Southern
Stales ; The Voyage of the "Fez" in the Aria°
Sena::
011LICAR CLun.—At a meeting of the Ite
pntillearts of the first pniolnot of the Fifth Ward,
on f3lourday evening, `..ffith lost., s club was or•
gentiod, and the following officers elected:
PrOldont—John W. hraregor.
'Flee Preeldento--Geo. Hamilton, And. Lees.
Betiretary—James
Troneurer—George Speer.
406.—The Coattails of Phitadt phis hare
passed a law &goblet the erection o say more
PasotOger Railways in that atty._ __Th e an .
mtal Meeting of the Editorial Union of Peousyl
vanla,,will be hold la garrishar& rebruarylsth3
................. la 'those rielnithe are agitating
projects to Groot railroads through Adiugg P Yea.
no 'and Franklin mintiest.
Tam Young Men's Christian Association of Ilia
city held a large and Interesting meeting hat
eeening.at their r 00195 on Fifth etreet,Pretildellt
W. H. lancald In the chair.
Be,. Dr. Howard conducted tho opening ex
eroises, and afterwards delivered a brlefaddresa.
After eomo discussion as to holding more pub
lic meetings, on the plan of the Philadelphia As
sociation, on motion, the Committee on Library
and Hall were instructed to imp" if a lecture
room can be procured, in which to hold public
monthly meetings of the Association.
The Let:trite Committee was also lustrnoted to
invite Morey of this vicinity to deliver lectures
at said meetings.
Oa motion adjourned.
Lacrunu —lt should not be forgotten that the
noted Methodist Divine, Rev. Peter Cartwright,
who has labored daring a long life in the back
woods, and who has become widely celebrated in
Lis vocation, lectures this evening at Lafayette
HAIL We have no doubt the Hall will be filled
to overflowing.
ANTI-SLAVIILY MIWrIXO.-All will be seen by
advertisement, a public meeting will be held at
Iron City College Hall, this_ evening, to -organ
ize a Christian Anti• Slavery Society. Rev. H.
T. Cheerer, of Corulectiout; will address the
meeting. '
Meson Weersa's term of office expires to
day, and that of Mayor Wilson begins. It is
scarcely necessary to say a word in regard to.the
oareor of the former gentleman. The public
know fall well and appreciate what it was. The
gentleman retiree with the good wishes of all.
_ _
Soto. —Odd Fellows' Hall Building 1118 sold by
Lho Sheriff on Saturday, to satisfy the claim of
Mr. Patterson—tho party who put up the struc
ture. It brought $32,100, and was purchased
by Mr. J. A. Myler, for the benefit, as we tm
deretand, of tbo stockholders.
RIIADING.—Edmond Runelt , Professor of El
ocution at Locust Grove Seminary, gives a Read
ing at Lafayette Hall, this evening. Subject—
"Dickene' Christmas Carol." The entertain
ment will no doubt be well worth witnessing,
Tun Sixth Ward Union Temperance Society
held their regular monthly meeting at Asbury
Chapel, last evening. Rev. A. h!.. Bryan and J.
hi. Kirkpatrick, Esu , were Invited to address
the meeting. There was a large number present.
BCROLARILS were committed in the Fifth Ward
lost Thureday night, and some little articles and
a small amount of money carried off. Tho pub
lic should be warned by these operations.
LICCHSED.-At a meeting of the Ohio Presby
tery of the Old School Presbyterian Church, on
the 17th inst., B. M. Kerr, A. M., late Alle
gheny County Superintendent, was duly licensed
to preach the Gospel.
A LIST of valuable stocks will be sold this
evening, at the commercial sales rooms, No. 54
Fifth street, by Mr. Davis.
BIGAZIY.—The Mayor committed A. Tibbs, on
Monday, on a charge of bigamy, on oath of hie
wife. Defendant reticles In the Seventh Ward.
TILL twelve o olock,Tnesday, subscriptions to
Cosmopolitan Art Association will be received
by Runt & Miner, the Agents for Pittsburgh.
VAltwmitefor 18G0, Hunt & Miner have a
splendid ameodment. Call and are them if you
wish to purchase.
Levnts's Msgseine and Knickerbocker Mega
rine, for February, have been received by /fun
,E Miner.
LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED: AT THE DAILY GAZETTE OFFICE
Thirty-Stalls Cossirre•s—Flrst. Se•itork.
ASDINGTON CRT, Jan. 30.
SHRATZ.—Mr. Nicholson made • Southern speech,
arguing for independence in case all the warnings
of the South are disregarded.
The Senate adjourned.
llorso.—The galleries were more densely crowded
than at any former period daring the session. By.
eleven o'clock not a mat was to lie had, and crowds
were wedged In the various doorway., while. the lob
bies were alike uncomfortable with persans of both
mere. The mats especially set apart for the diplo
matic body, with rho exception of the front tirr,were
occupied by ladles; members and others were grab
ered in groups en the floor. The general scene was
characterirad by unusual excitement Mazy 'Visa
ged have arrived eine . ; Saturday, to-witness the pro.
oceans roust:Trent upon the eletction of a Speaker.
Iles, Mr. Newman), in the course of his prayer,
implored the Almighty to come to the dediveranee of
the country from its present excitement and danger,
and to renew the bond of confidence which formerly
existed ed to rr confederacy.
The Clerk hated the pending question to be on
the motion to. de by Mr. Winslow on Friday, to pro
ceed to a vote eiro rote.
Mr. Davidson asked leave to offer &resolution that
the door-keeper be directed to exclude all persons
not entitled to the privilege, under the rules of the
llonse, from the door, except employees actually en
gaged in the hall
Mr. Clemens gallantly asked Mr. Davidson to ex
cept the ladies trona the operation of the resolution.
Mr. Davidson said there ware mote outsiders on
the floor than members.
Mr. Smith, of Va., also desired the ladies now on
the floor to remain.
Mr. Staunton remarked that if they permit them to
remain. others would claim the privilege.
Mr. Velandigham said that if persons were hem
contrary to rules, they were liable to expulsion by
the door-keeper, but it was too late to exclude the
ladies, as they hod been invited.
Mr. Davidson repeated that there worn all kinds
of people on the floor. The time had come when
this should, Ito stopped.
Mr. John' Cochrane moved that the ladies ho ex
cepted from its operation. This was a higher privi
lege than belonged to the male sex. [Laughter.]
Mr. Olio reminded the gentlemen that we have no
rules.
Mr. Smith, of Va.—We hare tho parlistoontary
law.
Mr. Montgomery said that some weeks ago, they
passed a resolution for the preservation of order and
the doorkeeper could therefore enforce tbo rules.
Mr. Phelps said the 17th rule ladies and all those
to whum special reference was not made.
Mr. Kilgore was for excluding all not privileged
to the floor.
Mr. Craig, +f N. C., amidst the confusion moved
a call of the House. Mr. Spanker, If you will ex
clude the ladies I'll vote against the resolution.
Mr. 'Barnet said that it was the duty of the'door
beeper to exclude all not entitled to the privilege of
the floor. Ile had as much gallantry aa Mr. Coch
rane, bat if the doors were to be thrown open, it
would be impossible to transact baldness. The Hall
was already crowded; to admit a part of the ladies
would be dealing unjustly towards the remainder of
them; to favor the former, would only make the lat-
ler mad.
After some further conversation Mr. Stanton of
fered e resolution that the door-keeper exclude all
persons not members of the House.
Many voices said : "Except the ladies—don't put
them ouL"
They seemed agreed to it, bat the fact was doubted
by several gentlemen.
Mr. Ashmore yielded to no man in gallantry, It
he did not understand Mr. Stanton's resolution o
except the ladies.
Mr. Garnet objected to a call of the Moose being
proceeded with until the outsiders were excluded
from the floor.
Tho Clerk replied that It was not in the power of
any member to arrest the call.
Mr. Ashmore insisted on the enforcement of the
robin unless those unprivileged persons were ex
cluded. The Rouse was heirless mob. If the ladles
noir on the floor be not excluded, the wives and
daughters of others would claim similar courtesies.
[Applause in the galleries.)
The clerk said he had no power over the door
keeper. The ladles about forty to number,. hero
began to retire (real:the floor.
Mr. Curtin said romething amid the confusion, to
which Mr. Garnett replied C there should be a strict
and impartial execution of the rates.
Mr. Killing= said: As the ladies bad been turned
out, the mon now here by privilege should be put
out.
Mr. Asbmoro—l go with you.
Mr. Rickman, u a remedy for the presume, 'ln
grate(' that all the members withdraw for five min
nice and let the floor be cleared, and then tho door
keeper could distinguish, as they severally retuned,
who were members.
Voices—" That would be the bat way."
Mr. Briggs saw no nonentity for each a courts. If
all tho members take their teats It could bo eerily
ascertained who were not privileged.
The liooeo was called, and the only absentees re
ported were Brown, of Ky., C. B. Cochran and
Mr. Van Wyck asked the democratic member,
from tbo city of Now York to afford pair for O. B.
Cochran.
Mr. Craig, of N. C, sag:rated that Mr. Cochran
bo paired with Mr. Stalworth.
Mr. Van Wyck obJectod to this, that among other
names, Mr. Stalwarth has never been here.
Mr. John Cochrano:said he could not consent to
pair with his colleogoo, unless it could be' idiom'
that be was under some peculiar porsoned obliption
to do so. lie felt that a superior obllgntlda of karty,
so welt 'so patriotic, concidorations, pro Pentad Min
from tendering himself to a pair.
Mr. Dolino referred to the fact that he had, on a
former °wagon, paired with Mr. John Cochrane for
throe 1a e, with the understanding that he, the I.ab
tar, wan not ebla, from &knees, to attend. flu
thought that some courtesy and hi:annuity should be
extended to C. B. Cochran from the Democratic:
side.
Daring these proceeding!, the door Wee cleated ci
Indies end many other unprivileged peroens of the
other sex.
Mr. Clemens, in consideration of the court. 7a
way' extended to him by the Republican able ,
willing, by a spirit of magnanimity, to pair of With
Mr. Coalman, if tho Republican' would for abb.,*
pair with Mr. Stalwarth.
Ho undesstanding wu arrived at on this • object.
Thi Rohn decided to proceed town 'loci lon go:
6PukiLL
VO.LUIVI:EI !LXXOI---NUMBER 48
...
Mr. Sherman arose =id profound stimiasalaf rata
that throughout this prolonged contest, he; billion
supported by a large pinrality;of his friends. l',TineY,
till now, had adhered to him with a &lel* an 4 de
votion which he respected) and which. Issi bilieved,
had received the applause or their constitual; They
had stood here eundirmayed amidst thread; o Aliso.
lotion and disorganization, conscious of this rent bide
of their intentions ' firm in their adoration lof the
Constitution and the obedience to all laws.' tart:
:- I
They had been silent, firm and manl y fi t i nbe
other hand, they have seen their ortpian . aitf na
tional suire - mries broken into frogmen . I,They
have seen some of them combined by writ en .gree
meats to prevent a majority of the Mime fromnre
ecribing rules for the organization of thisbattlyi , ..they
have beard others proclaim that if a gepiblmain, be
elected President of the United States, t °Arnold
tear down this fair fabric and break up th sulion of
these States. And now they have sees their easiest
adversary broken, dispersed and disorganized; [Mite
and supporting a gentlemen hero in open ithOi•nnw
ed hostility to their organization. I ;,shoditi '.. l reptet
extremely, and I believe It would 'se 4 national
calamity, to have any one who Is a supporter, Pirdet
ly or Indirectly, of this adminintnitionf or tit!ltth.ritwed
It allegiance, or favor, or affection, to oaths any
position In this Rouse.
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I should regard it us a public calamity to have
the power of this House, directly or intlirectly„ eider
' the control of this Administration, and itwould'bo,
it teems to me, a fatal mistake, a fatalitoluty to Oust
tho power of the Hoot in the bandit. orndit;the
control of gentlemen who have proclaimed Ii If in
any event, and that under any clrounsta aceoh,
, 1 1.
would dissolve the Union of these Stales. l Itegzed
it as the highest duty to submerge personal fefellogn,
and that every man should sacrifice ail p{ivithe feel
ings and all private interests for Hip god ilo c his
country.-'
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I proclaimed here a few days ago that :ha a al
ways stood upon the position that whenerhr inY of
my political friends or associates, could camtilne a
greater number of votes thou I could, I would re
tire from tho scene, and give him the bondr there
is any honor in the position I occupy. - : '.l bit g
ieKthat
the time has now arrived.. I believe greater cornea
tration can be made on another gentleraan than ithon
myself, of those outside of the Republlcan lthrinniza
doe; therefore I respectfully withdraw mi ninth as
a candidate, and in doing so, Mr. Clerk, plow: me
to rat= my heartfelt thanks to all nth political
friends, who have stood by me is this: corttesb, !and
especially those with whom I am noiconneclottby
party ties, hut by the tics of mutual nympatilyi re
thiset and affection. Sir, if I had one itoord falter to
ask of thasp,,itarruld be,that inanonlineken calumet,
With'iiiunfalterang front, every man of thim Nroold
wheel Into the line and cast his vote in favor ',rimy
gentleman belonging to our organisation intim ;can
command a majority of this Rouse, or Pan pe cleated
Speaker of the Home. ; . '--,'
The Moose proceeded to vote. When the n;
Mr. Lanham was called, he.sent np a private
written by a distinguished German . citizen ol
conein, in which the writer said he hod lon
with various of his coostitttems, whor, bad a;
him ' to vote for any South American, to sthok
the Black Republican.. - .. .
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This reading was received with laughternrit
of "good." The name of the writer Was OH
by Mr. Potter, 111:1200g others.
,i
Mr. ',vibe; raid II Val a private letter. no '
allow his colleague to use his name: if tho
would call at his room.
The result of the solo was annOtatid
breathless attention: Whole number ht voles,
necessary to a choice, 113; Conningtorr 115
of N. C., 113; scattering, 6.
Mr. Winslow moved that the flour, peon
another vote.
Mr. Sherman, evidently not having bear)
Winslow, claimed his right to the floor.: Met
logly having beau acceded to him, he triedo)6 a
similar to that of Mr. Winslow. Laughter
carded.
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The flocs, again voted: Whole nunibor tor .1
2 32n• n necessary io a choice 117; Pennine°
Smith (of N. C.) 113, Davis (at Md-t 2, 114
Boeock 1. ••
The aggregate vote was lessened by 111errts.i;
nington end Smith, of N. C., nor voting. 1 I
Mr. Winslow moved that the Rowse adjourn
The Republican side demanded the y:ess
Mr. Clemens wanted to know whethCr tile if)
°ratio aide intended resorting to parliaraentlor?
tics and. prevent.= election. .' 1
.
Mr. Houton did not understand that any o
that side wished-to do each a thing. 1 :
The Moose refused to adjourn by ri) vet o
against 123, and again voted.- I I
When the name or . Mr: Riggs was called rhel
that he had been informed that his vote for .IMr.,)•
aiogton would effect his election ; therefore4nol
siring to identify himself with the Repahlican
be would east it that direction. (Applacrsii or
Republican aide and hisses from the galleries.)
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The ballot resulted us follows: noessab- .p: a
choice, llf; Pennington, 115; Smith, 113; ',scatter
ing 3. .
ads
a
the result was announced, Mr. BritTge , ade
a personal explanation, saying that bu, wohldlneir
vote for Mr. Smith according to his partylplidge,
i s
but he anticipated that the time would' some hen
he could Tote for Mr. Pennington. (Appf.an on
the liapablican side.) He amused thoia who oted
for Mr. Smith as guilty of infamous SondPet,and
then changed for Mr. Pennington. Mr:Riggs Wiih
drew his vote for Mr. Pennington.. Mr. Morrie; of
Pa., 'and Mr. Vailandigham replied t thi dirge
made by Mr. Briggs.
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The House then adjourned without another etc.
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New Tone, Jan. 30.—The Tribune's:W.4lin'. ton
eorrespondence says: A number of politician/ aro
here with reference to the question of the attna4tion
of Kansas. Southern Senators propose alteiing;the
Western boundary, which is on the 25th meripitin
longitude of the West from Washington, tusileil the
Wyandotte Constitution, extending it talkie turtiniit
of the Rocky mountains, and the nortbern-line so
the Platte. Now this alteration is designed L sciake
the State Democratic by including ten thous (40[-
1
tiers at Pike's Peak. If passed it will require , tiw
elections for Congress, Legislature and the lilie. he
programme is for the Senate to amend the lio4so PI,
as stated, and, In the event of its refusal to acteplftse
modification, to exclude Kansas the preterit ?twilled.
Russel and Majors, Government Coniracteref in
tend starting a courier express between St. t osipha
and Carson City, wbfch is the western tern:km:6 if
the California Telegraph, by the 3d of 4prit. Pre
paratory orders hare alrendylreen givert. Titedia
tense is sixteen hundred miles, which itls pionied
to travel in eight days by horses, with relayi eyes) ,
25 miles, thus reducing the communication fetween
New York to San Francisco to within top doo. The
cost of the dispatches to Carson City will be ilva'll§l
- apiece. It is estimated that the 'courier i lcan
carry thirty pounds of matter. They ire th tort
from each terminus at the same time. The iontritu
tors have stations and horses on the whole ruutejand
only need an organixaton to commence tervices.ii !.
Rev. Joseph Alexander, Professor in "the 44u:fu
ry, at Princeton, New Jersey, died at that i lacb pn
Saturday afternoon. '-'. i I'`.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.—Tbe U. 6. iteaßer
vette, of Brooklyn, from Vera erne on die 24th
touched at Mouth River yesterday, orAer Iwa 'to
Pensacola, for coal end provisions. Minister We-
Lane was a passenger, and came to thii i4:the
steamship Moses Taylor, which arrivedlo-day from
New York via Havana. Mr. McLane grill
here a week, after which he will return tiro Vcre Prue
in the Brooklyn. Mr. McLane has beportFinelin,
structions for the government and awaititelepethble
instructions. i 3.
Affair/ at Vera Cruz were quiet. I
Detachments of matinee bad boon statiohe '; gt
Tampico and Manitlan, for the protection of *der',
can citizens, in consequence of Miramoli'e th3iestz
ed expedition to the coast. i
The sloop-of-war Saratoga was et Vera Criazorld
the Havana was expected daily. ; I r ;
Advice, from the City of Mexico are to the igrh
instant. • .
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Miramon eras preparing an expedition agsitist ?esti:
Casale!, at the Liscala- -j
The Clergy refusal Miramon funds for yeti
Cruz expedition, considering it a ruse to seta the
money. ,
Miramon proposed starting on the 28th. t 1.
A proclamation by Mirtimon again protests ligainst
the McLane treaty.
The British Minister had presented nitonalum
demanding indemnities.
The Liner&la have retaken all tho Pacifi ,
captured by bitramon.
MALLOY'S STATION,
Jau. W.—The o
mail, with California dates to the no,
rived.
Goy. Latham was inaugurated on lite 9
The Senatorial question was the aliab4
epic.
The mining nova is favorable froth Oi
Advice's from Tabu, Arisen's, esi. thq
Indians at Apache Pass, had given intiml
of extensive preparations for a total eiteri
lion of the overland snail through their cot
to be followeiby a descent on the settleme
Since the return of the troops from4he
campaign, the Indians have become morel
blesome.
Ilauruantrnoi,lan
Sunsvx.—The Senate transacted no hi:Wm
importance to your readers to-day.
Hones.—The Pittsbergh Gas Bill padded
and goes to the Governor for his approvaL
Three bills to change the places of holdin
done in Indiana county, were passed.
,s
;The Allegheny Tax Bill passed finally, an
to the Senate.
About 100 bills wore read in place.
The House transacted 20 business of Bap;
to your readers to-day.
WAJOIDOTON, Jan. 30.—The corisspotambefibe
Commercial Advertiser says : Should Mr, PeltsOtir
ton be elected Speaker, Mr. Forney will tiadon,Mmill
be chosen Clerk of the Freese; Mr. Roffman" af 31 4
Sergeant at Arms• Mr. Uoodenow, of
keeper, and either ' Mr. Beynton,of Sant:.
of MILL or Mr. Lucas, Postmaster.
Now lions, Jan. 30.—The Dank slateneill.
for the past weak shows a deemse in?loane itif
$767,307; increase In 'pante $830,215f dedre*
in cdroulagon $80,236; increase in doratitss4o".•
246.
c 0...., 0., Jan. 30.-The Cour t of. n
ad
Pleat granted • new trial to-day, to W. 0
Coi • Efili.
eon, former Measurer or State, oonvietedpf bier:-
element. g -1. t'.
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Cerrounaw, Jan. 30—An unknowioGe
33 yews old. committed suicide thle'ei
throwing himself under the. traiw:
coarsmn, 7aa. 30 .--Col:F4Moo1h B 4
the load Chlisof datTaoomptaa,oalbii sc
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oonSITITSE OF AELEITRATION FOR JVitlArir
Joscetr Do,rogym j.
Drvmeawexac, °T. •
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PITTSBURGiII MAW:LILTS.
IRTrr:rd SpeziaZy for Ns ritcOurgh Guars.
rmix3l. Tcranir, .lascarm
There wm a good deal o Cl t
stir on the wharf today. The
Itecket came In from EL Louts with a full cargo med the
Chovolt, the Wheelie; racket, with light freight. at
boats are preparing to go out. The mare of motor I, &boat
estanonarY at alx fent Ly the plow mark, its the (channel.'
With the mild, thinciag weather we are now,hartrig, the
river will recede but slowly. • There Ls an arruaranns of
rode at the time we writs. There eras bat Bale douri
produce ysterday. The traziesolions In Soar. wares ram
limited, with the ezreptich of ono large lot;at prices Which
hod not transpired. The arrivaLs of iiroducohy railroad and
river and railroad, unttome heAry, while prim rem:Ml
firm.
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FLOUll—sales of aoa bids Extra at $5 Xxtra fam
ily $2.06,U SOO bbts Extra and Extra Family on private
terms and 775 GPIs in lots at: Extra $5,85q,0.A raw:
do $5,85456; sad fancy S6,Z.
GL 1111-‘3O bush Eye, from Wagon, et We, 175 do awaited
Corn, from snare, at i 0073,,, and 1 oar car d 0 at dapot at 65e
VI bas
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CLOVER SEED—SOO bash at $4,83.'.. .
APPLES-183 Gbh; at $.36.3,60.
DRIED 7RUIT-15 both Poacher At £I, and 0 ba* dp
It. at $1,03.
CEMESE-80 bra at 10c. ' •
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BO3INY-0 bta at $6,50.
SUGAR-4 MI& N, 0. at 9.0;o 4c.
browasas—a) WI, et 40 , ,56L
SYRUP-4 bble al 62.
0014E3-31 mks at 1234@12c.
OIL-48 bbl. .t 13W5. .•
BACON—sale. of 2.5,4e0 Ehonlclere, Ei4e, end IlaraZ et Oc,
le and BNo.
WIIISK Y-93 Mar raw at 21 , 44^"..,0, en 11 dl Old aro
3161,25.
LI ON I CTAItIf JLND COPIRLEItiILILLee. • •
sadut.° o, January r.—The receipts of mp; liercand
, to.). womanly 610. The merket for dressalwascilldb,
bare,from and the motet advanced 10e, Mead. ranging mostly
$ 5 , 75 1 f..46A. at the close there Were. only two ot- three
love 06 ' and the .llen Wore holding at 9650.
a hog. wore sra. l , 01 % but few melba market.
The provhdon market taatteeed firm. Alsae park 13 fa
gaol demand, and we report ayes to-a - ay of-500 bbl.-100 et
AST% end 400 bbl. at 316, anthe'elnso there was a felr
Inquiry on account of Lotdavilleima - th,
fnat, and the mar
kat wee firm. Bulk mute matinee scarce and firm. Thera
are only • few round lots offering eel th 3 3.33,a31,1a3 6 and
go toms—buyers offering ISK,isnd The mock of lard
le Tina email, and -then enas iinlucassentingelry to-day,
nucier which holders were iloca 0f.10c.;.. The cotes repeeted
are at 0.-VithXc, the latter illgurettelottrmly offend st the -
close far • round lot. In the aftlainoun'n trite of 200 this
was made, but the price was not made. public.
Inliour the feeling continues qinorand the ealm are - 11m.
Bed er54,7661195 for good to cholco einiaientme, and sajs
for spring .Pet , Wheel was cedar and the market tether
more mum, but still quiet, with ides of No. 1 epringat 99e
to store; No. 2 epilog at 970 in etcm, ere' rejected aprlng of
900 In atore. The corn market declined lc with liberal
traturactions at 49 , ./Asl3c for No, 1 to stare; 4.50 f0r1V6.9.
sad 42043 c for 13JeCled. closing weak. opts Scam lea In
quired for txlay, and traneadlous were made'. - a decline.
of !Ad0—C6L4,46!,4c being the range of prides for - No. 1 In
stare. file eteady at lc fe• No.lla dare, end 6'3909,m,1;
Barley quiet tend unchanged. The seed - market nontiones
buoyant, cad e farther ea v.. of 15e Wok place In Timothy
—.lce being limited at V.,75Q2,90. Clover muff aura firm
end the tratenctions reportaa were so 646504,90. ILO
' wines dull and drooping—tales befog made at 1.12 , y402.1c.
Crammer; Jan. 9.—The money market exhibit.' 00 new
failure to-day. The demand win moderate, Imfftbe regular
homes continued to tete all the first-lee parelr, offered, at
10012 V cent.
The movement cf roe of the deniers looking to the estab
lishment of • dedhae la the rate of exchange. was, as we
anticipated, premature, all the other hone. refusing to foe
low the lewd, owing: to the °nil:tame of a demand with them,
elnel to the eupply. There were, therefore,- erne Was In
the street. The Valley Bank continuel to draw at %prom.
Moore. blown , .k Co. sold to customers at
.1.4 prem., and
other dealer. adhered to yestardity'e quotations, vim 34 MRI•
buying and % prem. eellinn. Dealers bought In m.t cases
at % prem. for New York end Philadelphia, and 45019, for
"Wetmore and Bodan. The tendency, remark.' this
scorning. Is toweJd lower rates, but at present the surpl.
Is not sufflclautly large to inetlfy a general 111Yllria. Ndw
Orbs.. Is quiet at quotations. Bills condemn in goal dc
mend, with moderate offerings.
New Oatkars, Jan. 26—r. al.—Flour In feir demand, end
the market farm min o 1,190 bills $5,50e 5,91 for mom
fine.
me of
Otter,
Nirla
ellod
viand
Corn In good domed and prieeis higher, cloelng at 75d.
A better demand for mew pork, and the market firm; lake
f old mem; at g1iad1317,150, and now at g
A mceleratidemand for baron ebonldere, and prireakigher.
Ilk We.' at 8)4(49e.
Lard diet' at lug c
hlaky nominal at
A good llemaiad (or sugar and prices firmer, but not qu4s
ly higher; fah. to folly talc T!,ld7;4c.
Molasses dull but unchanged, choice .7g:ViNe.
Eight exchanun on New York
. 1,163 u dir.
The steamer Montgomery hes mallard.
t. Lou,s, Jan. 27.—There Is nu ochre demand for [bar..
Ith sales of 2,0 N 666 country super, kr April delitory, at
ASO.
Wheat Wady, ern a (sir demand; receipt. SOO Faith.
Corp dell, hot prim are anchangat receipts 1,000 blabs
ilea pork Is enter, blather° l not mach dolug....Balk
pork firm, with askant 11,600 pc; at 0 and tic for encaddelP
arid Wee. e
No change fn money matter..
Imports by River
WHEELING, per Choroit-21 tons metal, Ti chna & cc;
tons do, klorganstern k bro.; 8 btds corn, Fetzer,
L0U1.9 5 , per Hooker-1089 eke wheat,lirsmody lc bro .
100 balsa cotton, King 4 on 10 eks ban's, Jeans/ LA co; 74
eke bacon, 1 bbl do, 100 boa starch, 183 Mold beat, Ldo whis
ky, 2 do cider, 1 Ist brogans, 1 do hardwares CUark k cs 9 98
bbla molasara, Traces or; 90 do Soar, Bingham; 25 bbl.
hominy, Canfield i co; 23 do tallow, Wilson t 001 12 do oil,
Beller, 4 on; 2 do liquor, 2 qr do do, Julien; 25 bts acisp, 10
do candles, Rend Metagar. 3 bos shoes, TannfrOgsns,
safe; 13a4 !cc 7,,p hid", Ilarbangh t 00;713 too pi g metal,
03 sks corn, owners. -
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Stem best Register.
ARRIVED. DEPARTED. -
Telegraph, Brownstillo; I Tologreptt, Brommille;_
Jefforeory Itrostutvllle; JeMrsen, Brolnumille;
CoL Bayard, Ellrabotb; OoL Bayard, Ellttsbetb;
Cocker; Et. [milk
CtntTolt, {Shoaling.
Telegraphic /Markets
New Yoke, Jan. 20.-saher demand fair end steady; Files
7.5 Utile Pots at 15,25, and 40 bbl. Pearls at $0.2754. Cot.
ton in limited demand; sales 700 bales at I 1 t 51011,34 for
middling uplands. Flour a shade easier, with transactions
only toe moderate retool sale. 200 bbl. at $5,60603;78 Oct
common to choice extra. Ryo Flour steady with amede -
ate Latino** doing as $2,750i,45 fur common to choice ere
perdue. Buckwheat Floor deli aodplenty at $1,7531,8734.
Cornmeal doll at $3,74,60 for ltrandywina. .Waeat se
quiet and nominally hear. buyers without anything of
moment doing; ahipper. err holding Gator • meter:Lel de
cline to which holders are unwilling to 'inbuilt; the quoita•
lions are $2,18(31,10 for Ohio Boring. $1,18;31,U kith
'rankle Club. Rye quick .ooe .7,300 box at 90592. Liu
ley dull sod honey; Wee %MMus Bute 76. Corn dull and
droopier, sale. 8,000 hos at 78a81 for new white and yel-
low. Oat. plenty and lower; We. at 44015 for Weatern
Canadian and ELL. Pork firmer am decidedly more Or
CYR transactions aggregate 5,000 Wilts, at $17,23 kr old.
$17,65;318,12 fur men, 212(3.1.1.281 for old prime,and $13,75
tor new do—clueing booyant. Beef unchanged to1:1000; Lies
75 bbl. at $401,25 for prime, $ 5 @ 5 X for mm., F 9, g 9 ; 7 / for
for repackal rows $10,60f310 for extra do. Best lbws
quiet. DreLeil Woof in Lir teqnst at 71C©734 for Wed
ern. Rams quiet and unchanged. Cot eats atioady and
to fair dement; ales 250 pkga at 834 fur ehouldere and 17V,,
for hams. Lard quiet and firm; sales 100 bids at 1034/a.,
101. Butter dull. plenty and lower:les at 11Q15 o or
Ohio, and 15020 for State. Cheese fir m at 90i14. Sa
gan quiet but firm; sales 450 Shale Cuba, Ilrotoovado - at
@,7%.
quic Coffee
ietead 75y W e
ee 1.50 bugs damsel., at 1235. 51 o
lasses k d l 1 W
Blocks somewhat active and quiet, doling etiong. There
ie nothing new to roomy or exchange. Ga.o4.a chhiego
69.
_Sikh &tam , genranteed.l4%; B. 60; Rich Southern
h Inch Central at Elul= 0X; do preferred;l4.4;ErieSsl;
do bond. 974; Clereland it Rock lelend 68,%; nth Oaro.
lion Fives 94.
Puu..aortrata, J.. 3d.—Floor Is dab rewords° lo aelling
at PAO. Wheat has declined; aides of 3000 bushels; red is
quoted at $1.3201,84 sad white at $1,4001,20. Corn has
'declined; plea clad® bush, at 730760 for yellow, and 7l
74 for white. altarenced I. gout.' at $3,:45,75, *ad Tirso•
treed at $2,7603,00. Parnalo. Sr. not,. Lord's held
11012. c. Whisky le steady at :n.2534
oscarsast. Jan. 30.—Provisloom tee buoyancy . in Urn
srket continues, and the dlspoaltlon to pi:veletas theMIMI,
whilst sellers are more disposed to hold back, and sneak.
tag prices which they consider equivalent to holding their
.tats =tot markit. City dealers safe. to moll, and chief.
lyoomtry armadas. purchased. No aim port of come.
queues I. offerings. Balk Meats to good decolad; Wee of
125,000 lb. at cy,v3i, holders uted 61.0.8h1 theta Is bet
little disposition to .11, .d • very strong one to tiny, - u
below. Bacon In active dematug there are mots buyers
than sellers. oaks 260 tay... at 7340E14 for shoulders and
aides. Lsrd ' bnoyank there hi a large "demand at 1.6 forbbls,
and IV(SII for keg; holders ask ;.le higher. Green Hails
80. Floor Aran asks 1400 bblg super $8,50a6,74 the lat
ter for 800 this, March delivery, and 15,6506,61 fro extra.
Whisky dull and prkea lower; salts 1800 bbls at 21, and 150
do,high proof, st 10%. Orocerlea tosch.ged; the demand
continues local. Malmsey .048; linear 71.X.Wa tzeyr.,
steady at 1234(§)13 for fair to choir.. Wheat contirossellrm
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with au settee demand: Wet 1,473 huh at $1,03 for red,
$1,30 tor prime white—the latter I below ttte market.—
com doll mad unchanged, at 89u. Clots In bettor deiFtstid,
aud &lurk blgben melee 900 busy In bulk, at .1ke:.43,. Rye
dull and morainal et $l. Barley doll and unchanged.'
asuman, Jan. 30—Th511ot:sten (Tex.) Tel
egraph of the 16th, says that Whitmorelt'acet
ton press, 2100 bales of cotton, 150 hhde auger,
a lot of molasses, 13 curl-ogee, some stage coach
es, and a large lot of merchandise were destroy
ed by fire, in that place. The lose is $140,000;
insurance not reported.
Br Lours, Jan. 80.— The bill for a Conven
tion to frame a Btate Constitution passed both
houses of the Nebraska legislature, and had been
signed by thel Governor.
Bleomott, led., Jan. 30.—A man named Carter
was !mocked off the freight bale -on the Jefferson
Ryaroad, at Blue River, this afternoon, and elmost
instantly killed.
untm,
fecoli
Lortsvriss, Jan. 30.—The river is felling slowly
—6 feet 6 Inches water in the canal.
I:WPET= CABTWBIWID, , the noted Back
froodsPreacher, willdeliveraLestore at CITY HALL
on TUESDAY ratilNG, the Mat of January.
Doors open It 6 P. ; lectors commence at i?.‘ P. Y.
m c k,,e, ZL Mt% to be had at J. B. Mobley's, fourth street,
Music and Book gores, and Scott & Graham's, Pratt &
Benny's, and Mr. Chantlar's. JaZtat
es ,, of
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Qom. .
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.1) - To An-n-SLAwzgy thtfusnin !—A pub.
trey ...ding will be hold In Iron Cnty Cothigenall,
corner Filth and Sndthflald 'treats, on TIM TTXT
r•No, stat Inst., at T teclock, forth, pupas" of nizan•
king • .*Christian MIME:Lamy &claw fa this dt r .
.144. ;
LUNY! T. 01.1.EIVITB, of Connenttent, Adana. the
matting. laZldtd
At Cost: At Cost!!
In order to prepare for the coming Sprim
,T ra d e , we now offer to the public
OUR COMPLETE AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCEIr`
140E.4!..0 . REs _GOODS•';;
RAGLANS - AND SELMA
Flannels and -41aFkOsi
and milt:lok in gerieial;
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AT COST! AT COM s, AT COSTM
sz, p.-RVGUS;
No. IQ2, ktsikai @tteet+w4l3,l?4l Etreet.
1 Blver--43 faet--rirlog