'""x
HHi 1 :
JSSTABLISHED IN 17^6.
*«anttfafgrrra.
O TEW ABrt'f Af'L'KHER, -
W . , B 4SOMOTD»EK3 or
Pro.sao A Piro Brick,
- AIILTENIiEUQKR’S STATION,
, oeaseih* -•* /• rPAVEtra COUNTY, pa. 1
a wiMDkiinoiip,~ —r
-1 . [itoccuikiMTo j. gnats?,]
No. lOOThirq Street. glttaWgh,
Mmwflidiu'tri and Dalai in .
Ctir^* la, » C©rnic««,Ba»aA,sh.adee f eiinda,
Comforts, Cushions, Ac.
paid to STIAMBOAT WORK.
y/rrirp. J.yp laid to osdmb.
v WHLLB, UIDDDB * CU.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
hrmPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
ITT OrdanaoUdUd from the trade, and prompUy ehlp*
bdaaper Initßutioßa.
ffnn 0 maltha, or > per oast dbponot for cash.
I—ttJydAwT . .; ■ .. r
Iron City fltovt Wmfcoiii,
Ilf ,W. BRADSHAW,, (Successor to T.
T.Yj» J, QEAIQ A Cton) Hanuftctarer of TIN, IRON
•nJCOPPBR WARE, ftod Dealer la• STOVES, Ac, No. 1M
WOTO* BTRBIT, between FUtli and Virgin 01107, WtU
. . leOsljd
. - OAJII'WRiQUV * YO ll HO,
- 1 "'rCnn —nr« to. John Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers 01
'pocket and Till#, Cat) cty," BBcrical and Dent*) In
ttrasoßtA Can, Pistol*, TUhtng Tick to, Ae, No. 88 Wood
•tZMt,,SiqrtfTOipociot attention .to the maoufcctoriog of
YrUMfcSappoctvt'Ac.' Jobbing and Uepalog with pone-
Ualßg and dispatch. 1 ; aplfcdly
IPUit „• MPM
•wiu.ua BumuLL* c 0.7
St Penn efc, below; Motbory-Pittjboreb. Pa.
t QTEAMBOILERAIAKRRSANDOTEET
ijln* Wortst* Uanafictanxa or Barnhill’* Patent
Wood aod Cylinder,Boiler*, Oh Unneyi,
ykfay, Tire- Mi Stoaoi'vPipea, OonderMen, Salt Pour,
Lite Beeta. eta. AUo, BUehamUh**
Wort, KrMgo wad Tfndoet XniM, done ait .the ahortertne.
promptly attended to.
r : ****** Cottoa flUti, Ptiuoargh,
KENNEDY,CHILD 3 4 CO.. MANtTFAC
TORIES ct-«
'/A, P*Wt ASd»l h«iTjr 44HhoeUngi;
. .. 'Okipet Chain of all cotora and >b»d<a;
Cotton Twins; ‘
M Bed Cord*;.
* Plnogh Line* and Bfeh Ootd; ’ -
of all rizM and desctiptlotu;
C? **!SE? 9r ! *s* 41 to% Hardware Store of Logan * Gragg,
No. M Wood street, wUlhateattenUoa. j«3S:iy
v , - JAB|*» IHWIH,
";•. ba v w : upaotpbea or
SUIePHUBIO ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
tMtt fipbitaof Nitre; Nitric Add;
•■ottaian’s'AntxJjm' j' MariatloActd;
.‘-.AqnaJLMaopla,FH; | Nitron* do
r/ f. VbwlCTßtiatfcm; .': ajB
Hsy.be tonal at Joan Irwin A Boos. 87 Water ■treat
<-•-* V; .WILLIABiTATKAAOH,
B LUMBER ANDfOAS FITTER, No. 10
Vbtutb Street, PiChbnrgb, andTederel ■tract, under
neath XxoaUiorllijl, AUegblny.'
dMeripttra .of luting* fer .Water, On and
than. _ ’ “• xu3l:ly,
Ooramtsston, sa.
wit r.'wca:.; -..lii-ili—:.h_r_.., > B . «»"■«
BBCk &£AZBAR,
- aoccnpou *0 - «
KEDi>r,BCVniftra as co. 1
Grocer*, CommUdoD and Fortran! Ing Merchant*
and Mailer* In Western Prridoee and Provlio&a, at No, 1W
ÜbertJ*treet.PiU«tmrgh,Peaoa. i
OanngnnKnt*.of Cheese, Bottar, Egg*, Grain, *te, ecUc-
Sled and aotafretory relnros gaaranteod,. Liberal cub dd»
nacw pads. ' ‘. • ■ j«td t f
a. a. apwm~:., losnrsow.
.HUNTER Sc ROBINSONi
FKOiDCE 4.1 D COtt^lSglON'BEECnjSl
No. C Smithfield. Street,
, OppodlOTraoßgahelaQdOM.
' .’ pesk'a.
. .Dplmln KODE, 0E41.V. MILL ,BED. .nd
klod OfOoontrj Prodnc*. Specie) attention gltea to Ooo
■ignaieata of Produce. Refer topltliitrorgb BlenimU gt-D
-*r>n y ,» ; ! j*2-i,<i
rogg^iaarAtmitnt*.-.— m. *. Bioira wm. imrir"'*
A KIRKPATRICKS,
THOE«SALK GROOERB
AND DBALtRB IN
FLOUR AND SEEDS,
N and 193 Libert; Street, Pittsburgh.
f. S> ». M. EiMOOL
9. B. CASnSUI & CO.,
OoFtnlutoa A: Forwarding[H:mhKnti,
' AadWbolaalsDaaleiv^n
-- jygSTERIf. CirDESE.
BUTcks, LARI), Poas, BACON, J pLOm, PIBD,
Pot A Pear) Aahee, galcrattw, Lioned A Lard on, Dried
Froit etui Produce generally.
JiOta 141 and 143 Front Street,
'fet . : j PmBBPROU. PA.
Wtt. Cciy:: — - —:—no biikviu.
- CUXiF & SBBFAIB9,
commission Merchants,
AMD DIAUEB3 I* j
WX.OXJ£t, GRAUSr{&, EfiODDCJt,
' r HOi 343 Llbitrty SU|e( t
. \ PITBUIUBaii: PA.
■ Choice brands of ILOUR, fJr Baksr'fknd Family on,
. - constantly od hand. Partial Jxr attention paid to fllliog
ordan tor llerchiadUe generally. ; oc&lyd
TAMES A. FETZER, Forwarding and
cl COMMISSION MERCHANT. for lh* iaaU of /LOUR,
QKAIN.BAOON, LAED, BUTTER, BEm>£ DRIED.FKUIT,
AadProdoeegwwrallr, JVo.lfl MtrlttStud, cvraer Pint,
PUtihirg\J*> " ]
JUfor to w. Q. Bafle/, bq-. PlUaburgb, William Pilwortb,
Sr* do, 8. Cnlhfceri A Boo,do l jAtweU,LeeAGo*do J&lio
Donlap,E*q,de; D. Harper A;0o., Olodonati;8. Brady,
_ Cashier M.AU. Bisk, IVheeUng, Ssmntl OU, Raj* do,
CracgJsA Ocu do, Paxton A Doolon, do; Oookmaa A Bra,
ghfladrfphU. •* ' defcdly
U O. 0RAFF...... -....FRANS VAN OORDKJL
GHAFF& VANGORDBB,
MERCHANDISE brokers.
cvuntrssioN merchants,
114 Second Sfcroot, Pittsburgh.
&OXKTO
B. W.Titri A Co* Naw York, Sbrirer ADUworth, Pltab'g
boner A Co* •• Spr. Barbangh A Co., “
' Thompson, Clark A Toao& U’Oaodlea,HeanaACo. u
Philadelphia. ' Qarrlaoa A Uopper, Clneln.
T. A. NsvhsU a Bom, Phils. T. B. Bogan A Co* -
X, Whit ridge A Co* Baltimore, ILX>. Hewoomb A Co., Loo-
Ancfatesd, Blgga A Co* * , UriUe, Ky. oclJ lyd
HERBST & BARKER;
PRODUCiTAND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• •• 267 Liberty Street, corner of Hand,
piWdßuaaH, PcrTTA. ;
attention gtrea to the purchase and cals of
Wour, Grain, Dried India, Potato**, Pork, Lard, Better
Chiaaa, Corn and Timothy Beads, An.
Ord«a promptly tiled at the lowest market price*. Ad
taocm mads oa coadgnmoota.
U»Ofllce ot Ihs PltUbnrgh Bag Ilanohctory. snBl:lyd
OAMDELB. FLOYD A CO., ,
pnrißQgcml a oimlr "!«"■
*• V. eudwicx— —.—.——cnaa. chaswicx-
CBAOWICK * son,
commission merchants,
DEALERS IK PAPER AND RAO?,
. Apd Agents for the Bale of
Mahoning' Fir© Brick and Pot Clay
Boa. 149asdlSl Wood Ftrsst, war sixth, PllULurah.
. WkWnpping paper at Ua&Bfhctnrert’ prices. Cub
;F*Jafc?'E*gL •' ' JoMyd
fjhOYP * FORSYTH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
D23AL23UfI IN FRODVOS
COMMISSION USBOQANTS
: for tbeaalaof
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
So. SiftV Liberty gtraat,
leVy LlSWapao ; PICTSBUBOP, PA.
UITCMICOOIA, ttaCOBBHV * CO.,
[Sneceaon to ACa]
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
( Aod WbolMale'Dealenln
Pr«4o««i Hoar and Wool (
jfo. U 3 Troni and IS3 &cond at* PitUburgh, Pa.
apUl/d—pygg '
ataißsam maainsa—aamjjimt ■■ p—■« rf wemcu.
BPAISOBE HARBAOGII * CO*,
40 MM IS SION MERCHANTS.
• IH
Wool, Hides, Prorisions& Frudnco Generally,
Blberty BtiMt, Flttaboreb.
OA!>K t lljEll,
•r' MT'. ' . v Biuxu HI
Mpljoury Grain end J?rotluoo.
'*“®*wsioQ and Forwarding Morohantd,
'atnsijt B*txmdßl. t PitUburgh, pa..
S .‘iSSSSS®* 86fir;o5»eral , iSS»-
K.^^.." loK Grocer.
*€2lSgßr**
B. BffTig
opposite St olair
>to«*l*llc2jeLon l nS!r^? W*» of Comilta «u<t
aUwfnS?*.* 04 otieT MattUlo Bmm whao Oo
iKSwfi,£SS.?“Wopmao*» outfallr attended
■rocaltoiasfh«f > i l>P i Mtotrtf>etto | te4lb< ppifci,
'L'UKHITOIUS'ANi) CIIAIRS,
. yPHaiTUta AMP ftlTAIRft.
yPHBITPM AHPCKAIRa!
jagg* •’ » *£BHHORB AND CHAIM.
■• •■ *oo;«8ft&a iotoitasoi *t
UIMUUBSS GOODS
0. lUBSOS LOVE, :
fUbiMctnibv,
D A ILY
Brugglats.
• K . ram
T |n; NEvift &ca,
•j 1f0,3* WocKtBt*«t , »«* bor B h t
Mtaafetorra ofWHTTB ANDKKD LKAD. ZINO PAINTS
AVr>iLtTHABQB t BiLd -WbalMaleDo»l«raiQ Oila, PaloU
VmlqhM uu) TujMotiao. Jal:lyJ'
: I JOUNSION, (succeaaor to 1.. Wilcox,)
• BRAIL DRUMiar, Cbrtur &nilhfiild ahdfburtft
Amtft would rrqaNt Attention to bis auortment of Faro
Draxfcftnd Cb«alcAl«, Poc/aß3enr and Fancy Good*. nine
bla Family Medicine*, Olla, Alcohol, Bornluz Fluid, Pore
uqndrk feroriU brand* of Cigar*,Ac, Ao, All of which are
offend m uararpaaod in quality and at lowfrt prion,
physician'* prescription* can folly compoondod. oc2l:iyd
TT7" M ACKEOWN, • Wholesale' Druggist,
Yf ia Carban OH ttaonlaetnrerand Agent forTbayer’e
Solid and Fluid Extract*, No. 107 Liberty e&rcet, put*.
burgfa,|Pa. , , JaSOdyd
I) L. I’AtINESTOCK i 00., late of thefirm
ii » fa. A. Fahneatoek A 00., and mcoeobrato Fleming
Bros- Wbolacale Druggist No. 60, comer Wood sod Fourth
BU, Flttsbnrgh. Pa. 1
B , A. FAHNESTOCK A (JO*. WHOLE
•' nle DrnggtaU and Uannfacturrra joJ While Lead,
Lead and Litharge, roroor Wood and Front atfeeta, Pitta*
burgh. 1 i_ tnchT
rapxa4cc «uw...»„ .aaoidi utvan.
T>RAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND
PrnggUta, corner of Libel ly auil St. Clair aU^
'JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
V WUcox A Co.)corner Marketetreel and Diamond, k'eati*
ooustahuy on hand a fail and complete assortment orDrqkx,
Madleues, Medidna Chesta,Porlnnmy.audall arUclr-iftr
talotnJriU) hlatatinao.
' ABT’fhjnlQAsapnacrtpKpns carafolly compounded at all
hour*, i Jatftly
DR- GEO. 11. KJSYSEB, OKUddiST,
XM Wood rtrert, eortier of Wood *tr*el and Virgin
Alley, yittaburgb, Pa.
JOHN P. SOOT l, VVhoicsalo Doaior in
Drags, Falnta, OH*, YarnUhej ant Djiwlntra, No. 293
Liberty atmt, Pltteburgb.
All bfdara will racelra prompt alteution. mr£4
IJuftracr Brains
T HOLMES ’lt CO. f ‘ Pork 'VwekcM
V and Dealer* in provl* lone, corner or Merkel and Front
tre»UJ • UMyd»
a. Botuamow-. o. a. lxxch.
LEECH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
arid Forwarding Merchant!, dealer* jo WeaUrn JL>
Vlour, FLh, Baron, llotter, Limbed Oil, Pot
and Pearl Aibea. Seed*, Grain, Dried Fruit, and Produce
generally. Bcxt brand* Family Flour always on baud.—
Agantajtor the sale of Madieoo Co 1 * Patwatod
PfcartScarab. Noa.llflSecond an&lli Flritet*, botweea
Woodkpfl Bmlthßeld Pa. aptblyd
JIHEESE WAREHOUSE^—IiENiiY 11.
.OQU3NB, Forwarding and Ootamlstion Merchant,and
Dealer In Cbeaao, Batter, Lak# Hah and Produce Rrußrally,
89 Wood ik, ahorn Water, Pittsburgh. myin
TjIAQLE WAREHOUSE.—O AH. QAUD-
J2i ISViH, Wkoleute Dealer la Floor, 'Pruvltlona and
Product noarally, No. fl SctcqUi itroiL I«twwm UtcrCT
aad SmluiAeld. VittjLnrgh, fa.
F /'SELLERS A 00.* Dealers in Provi
• »!on», lard Oil, No. 300 Liberty tticet, opposite
the beajl-cf Bmltbfield etreet. au:o-lj.l
DAYISON, ;
Mo, 93 Wood Street,
Corner of Diamond Alley,
JJ4S FOR THE UOLTD AY TRADE THE
New and Illustrated Cooks
OP TQB SEASON.
Including the Finest ana Latest
LONDON AND EDINBOBQU
HOLIDAY BOOKS!!!
•QtUblo for all agrp. f
STANDARD BOOKS IN fINR BINDINGS;
Religioaa and Derotkmal BOORS, Elegant BrDLE3
PRATER and DYJIN BOOKS; in<) i nuU rit«aiir>' a*
aartoient of CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
Ho wu ti>« flr«t to Introduce tbl* beautiful inWcttou fa
Pittsburgh, and la not behind tbo time* la Tarletvi nottltj
or pries. JOHN 8. DAVISON,
delT-dlf CSWckxl Btrri't and liUtuanJ All, y.
The great tribulation, by
tulug—i»t and 2d m tie*;
While’* Hl»tory of Pranr.;
TUb Bjy Tar—Cept H**e<l;
Help* to the Pulpit;
Rovlral Melodlee, with ui-Um
Uuntaj'e Sung* of Demotion, with unUe;
Harbor A 8/oa' New PaLUimUoue,
Recelred by (JOS) J. 1.. HEAD. 7d Fwtxrtlt et.
T7OOTFALLS ON THE BOUNDARY OF
Another World;
Sir Bohan> Qbosl;
LlfeofJaho Brown,Ly KtJp*U>;'
Everybody* lawnr, r,y C»u*b*; _
BarcbetterTdwergtl'y Trollu|VMWßmMi||fcT>; -
The Warden■_. VI, jja V co EBb I
A Plotfh'RßaiM.lferDyWrlkl&Colllu*, '
Restatement of tbo Cbrt»tl*o Doctrine, by Dr Dilio**,
WaUeriTbcralej,by Mr*. Sedgwick;
Impending OrisU, by Helper, doth aoJ p»p»>,
WltendHumorloParagr*pb«,by Prentice; ■
Twenty Tear* Ago aodNow, by T a. Aribor,
The Diary of a Samarium
How CpaldJJe Help It, by Ro-,
Let*fUl«Momenta, by MU* 11. U. Butt?;
Idyleof the King, by Teuuyeon;
Tbo Money King, by John O. Ho*-,
Toe Profeeeor at tbo BreaALat Table;
And monr other tvetr work* teo i;ii<uHrt.ua to meatl.u. t n
hand and foraale by tel HUNT A MIN Kit.
f'IAPJ*. McCLINTOCKAS NAHKATTVk
\j Thepato of Sir John Franklin DUeover<*<J;
Foctfaljaou (tie lionodariet of Ao.Mhcr 3WM, |>t It.. 1
Dale Owoty
Horphy'eGamee, by Loveralhsti;
Comming*a Great Tribulation—lat and gj srrU.;
Abbott's Pater the Great ■ * new volume;
Fmb «np(dy of Timothy Titeomb’# ymwl flooW—‘Hi.
foil," “Lettera,” "Bitter riw«e4”
ET*nio#vatthe Ulcroecope, by Gout;;
Greeley’# Over (and Journey;
The Path which led e ProleeUnt Lawjrr to Ibo Coil.o
Jhorcb, 4c-, Ac. for a*U at
fe3 DAVISON’S, 83 Wu->.l aUeat.
HOME—Bohn’s Edition.—Tho
Vjl History of tho Clio and Felt or the Romeo Empire,
by Edvard Gibbon, Eeq, with Yarionltn Notes, iadadlo<
Uttaeef Cairo t, Wendt, Scbrelter a oil Ilagm edited with
farther Ulaetratlooe (rota tbe moat recent soprcea; By «u
EfiglUli Obarchaun. In 7 vole.
fag _ _ IiAY A 00, 65 Wood elrwt.
PLUTAKCH’S HVK.S-S«w and Bcautl
tnl Edition.—Fla tare be Lives—The Traoelatkra callM
Drydens, corrected from the Greek and revised, by A. 11.
Gloagh. In 5 Tula, Hvo. KA Y A CO, 65 Wood atreet.
At Cost! At Cost!!
fo order to prepare for the coming Sprin;
Trade, we now offer to tho public
OUK COMPLETE AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCK OP'
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
RAGLANS AND SHAWLS,
Flannels and Blankets,
nod our stock in general,
AT COST! AT COST!! AT COST!I
W. & I), HUGUS,
No. 102 Market Street and 13 Fifth Street
JalB
PAULSON’S
HAT,
CAP, and
INTRODUCE
TIIIS DAY,
ladies’ Fna*§,
LADIES! fobs,
Ladies' fdrs,
childrens* furs,
CHILDRENS’ FURS
GEpTTB’ FUR GAUNTLETS,
Gents' Far Gauntlets,
Gents' Fur Cayi?,
PAULSON'S!
Panlson’s!
*?0. 73 WOOD STREET. ;
OOpTLlVifilFoli"""
■QAKER & CO’S UNEXCELLED BRAND
il |« to bejhad cf the Proprietor*, JOUR o. MAKER *
00,1(4 0. Third Street, Philadelphia; alto in rituhnrch of
U. JS. 6ELLKOB A 00., JOS. PMCMING, W. J.nADCUFf,
PANDBEVOET.i'ONOBKIOU.VOLTON.BUPBR, UKAUN
A BKITBK 4od other reapectablo Druggist*.
lt Is prescribed by 3X» Physicians throughout Uiocoun
try, aneOtcelljjd lor purity, awoctucss. aalformllyuf pn-p»r
-•tioo, freedom from lute sad odor, prodndug immrduto
and certain Ifcneflt in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
float, loriblett CoosamplloD, ltheataatbrw, aad ell Scrota
loo* Diseases! Tbe peculiar and distinctive merit* of tbi«
Brand of Oil oxer all others, Is atlenfol 1/ the certiCcaUnof
tbe Uemberslof the Pscaltr of ilio Uulreralty of r*«u»yl»*-
oU.aod Utter Medical Schools, sod by outaeryoa pt»y«i
dansofdistlactionevcrywbe'e. gdUmdu
A o A it I). —Uintistbv.—
| DB. OAI.VIH III5I!.®9
Ho. 4T SJHTIIFIEUI, ST, l»l»o«o 3d .od dih,
j Pittsburg;!*, Pa;,
Tenders bis ukrke# to tbs citizens of piusborgli and vido-
Ity Ju the Untfol his profession. He operates In tliomott
Improved mode* of Dental Borgtry, employing tadt materi
als as haTSitwd tbeordtalof a long experience. Ills ta
mJUarty with £bs most difficult operation* lueldpnt to tho
pntaloo, wirruti iiln In usuring the pnblitt that per*
feet satlsftclba will be given In all cases eutratfwl to his
bonds. TermTUoderaU. nd2fc3md
CBILL. ftPHotoN Dentist; OfficegHßft
• and Beehlsocs So. hi GRANT bTRKKT,QS9
oppooiu the quart House, bollux** be can salt tbe Hants
of u| that may Uxor him with tb>lr patronage Any of
U>« wtomrtVua orTwtb lnawkd If wished. roffbltyi*
gUNDK]
ijtiS—2s libls. prime Koll Batten
COk«ga. du Lvii ;
2CO £1 «cbolc« Orc6u
1000 L„, prlweDr, Jo
; jX ** <bolf»CloTtt He«J; |
lot nl«»: m «o»ad «."* *asus'* tar oo^dje?
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1860
pttslmrgjj (fiajetttj
r. i»»tpc.
opriciAi. P r air'f.'i
PUBI.IBUKI>I/AILY AND WJSKKLY IIT “
U. KKRH Xa? *OO.,
mar; abovb imi(B«mo. v
BATOK DA INO, FEB. i, IhGoC
CITY AFFAIRS.
Mbteoroloqical ObeorvaUons for Uia Oatetit, by
fl. K. Shaw, Optician, 6S Firth St.—corrected daily;
i* sow. ix ioadsE.
20 16 ;
0t» .24 ;
9 o'clock A- w.
12 •“ a
6 “ I*. u
Barometer.-*...,
Polios Bsodlatiom*.— Mayor Wilson has al
ready adapted Bis regulations in regard to tty
Day Police, composed of eleven-rotes. Tty
Mayor impresses tty imporUnoo of the pnven : .
lion of erimo upon (hem, as well ns thedeieoiioo
of criminals. Tlio day police will wear silver
stars on the loft breast, with proper inscriptions;
each member remains oh doty from 8 a. si. till If
i’. M ; the Chief has control of the whole force)
and the rales provide against tyranny and insu
bordination ; also regulate the apportionment oi'
rewards; the city is divided into districts, which
the oQiccTfl must traverse ooco a day. All pro;
per provision is made to attend to the wauls of
the citizens, and regulate tbo.internal affairs o|
the offioc. 1
Tbo regulations for tbc Night Police provide'
ihM they shall use no unnecessary violcnoe of.
offeteivo language towards a prisoner; make
themselves acquainted with residents on iheiri
bent; examine all doors and windows of low
dwelling houses and stores, to see that they are
properly eeeared£j>e vigilant in regard jo all
offenseft‘c6mndUed:4a Ibeirjlistricte; the Lleui;
tenants and'Polioetnen “sUallobey tho orders ol
the Captain, and report to him all violations ol
the City Ordinances, and all suspicious
bawdy.bouses, and nil places whero idlers, tipi;
piers apia other disorderly and auspicious persona
congregate; caution etrongers and others going
into such places, and Rgalost pickpockets and
all ottyr Bupioioufl person?; render assistance to
offioera of justice, dircot strangers (be nearest
way to their places of destination, and, wbeQ
neoesasry, to cause (bom to bo accompanied by
one of the polioo.” ,
The following is to ho their insignia, to he
worn on the left treat: for the Captain, a crea4
cent and star ; the Lieutenaota a star and badge’
on their hat*, with tbo words “Lieutenant of
Night Watch,’* and numbered aaoarding to their
rank ; the Night Police will wear oq their hats
a number.
• Tho following offences' render them subjoct to
suspension and disoharge: Ist. lutoxicatloo, orj
drinking spirituous or malt liquors while oi£
doty. ;IJ, Wilful disobedience of ordorp. 3J, ;
Violent, coarse of insolent language or behavior!
to a superior ofi?ccr, or to a subordinate, -llh.'i
Iteoeiving money or oihrr volaablo thing oon-;
irury (o lawandihorules and regulations. 6lh r ;
Wilful disobedience of, or non cotuplianco with!
the requirements of the ordinance establishing;
tho Night Police, ortho rules sod regulations of
of (he Night Police. ,
Musical Soiaxß.--.Thc Musical Soiree of:
tho pupils of Professor Henry Rohbock, at'
the Chapel of the Pittsburgh Female College,
last evening, was a pleasant affair, enjoyed by"
an audience which filled the Chapel to overflow
ing We found on entering the Hall that ingress
was cotircly Cut of tho question; during tho time
wo staid wo occupied a standing position in iho :
Hall of tho entrance to tho 1 Chapel. The olsss
consisted of some twenty young ladies, who oc
cupied the rostrum, aud performed on erne of ,
Chickering’a New Concert Grand Pianos, kindly
furnished for tty occasion from Piano Rooms of
Mr. Joho H. Meilor. The instrument id a Buporb
one, deep toned and sweet Wp heard ft near
half a square from the College, and thought that
it was well named a Grand riano. Tho perfor
mances ofthoyoung latlios were fioo and elicited
general admiration Professor B is emioonily
qualified to impart musical accomplishments,
and wo are gratified to know that (he proficiency
of the pupils under bis charge, meets tty un
qualified approbation of tbo parents of the ladies
and tbo frieaJd of this noblo institution, which
has already toade e« fiirong a lodgment in the
benrls of cur citizens, and which is destined to
lake a high position utuo&g tbo educational in
stitutions of our city This soiree was a pleas
ing epi*.-li} in its comparatively brief history,
aoj we doubt not, is oqe among many that shall
frayeciffiTo'lire futnre. The length ofthh pro
gramme deters ns frotri presenting It in citeoso
Tie selection of pieces was in gooJ taste aod the
whole affair passed off with great rclat and to
the high gratification of tbo Urge and respccta
hie auditory.
A (Joxni.Bhr.G Ma. 3 —We learn from tbe tW
rur that on Saturday list a young man of gen
lee) address, who has passed as I’api. Sumpter,
was arrested in Louisville for stealing clothiog
from J L Ceppeo. It was also cubacqueutly
Ascertained that he had obtained s27> from Mr.
Ferguson, who owoa a saw mil! above the city,
on ibe river. Ho represented Lhat be had a raft
of logs above (be mill 3 and was abort of money
to pay off his hands. He named some Pitts
burgh merchants with whom Mr. F. was ac
quainted, and thus easily imposed upon him
Tho Captain was engaged to bo married to an ps-
Humble young lady of Louisville. Thcsameiu
dividnal was in custody some weeks alnco for
stabbing a gentleman who deoouuccJ him as a
swindler. 110 stands a good chance for the pen
itentiary. His name was doubtless assumed.
We do.not koow whether be belongs to Fids
burgh or not.
. A RzrrtiLicAH Club —A Republican meeting
was held, in pursuance of a call, in Foaa’ Hall,
Fourth ward, Allegheny, on Thursday evening,
for the purpose of organizing a Republican Club
for that district. Th'o meeting was called to
order by Andrew Davidßon taking the chair, and
Dennis Mullen noting as Secretary. The follow*
log gentlemen wero then elected to act an per
manent officers of the club: President, Dr. J.
D. Baldwin ; Vice Presidents, A. Davidson, Jos.
King, D. A. Pressley, Richard Bard, E. Myler,
John Marshal, John Meskimen ; Secretaries, J.
A. Myler, A. N. Burchfield, 11. M'Neal, J. C.
MoPhertoo, D. Kirk ; Treasurer, J. S. Slagle.
Peisojj Statistics.— There arq_now about 130
prisoners in our county jail, some 30 of whom
are females. About lf> of tho number arc ml*
oofs, some mere lad.*, charged with high grades
uf crime. Tho two coovioted of arson at the
House of Refuge were very juveniio in iholr ap.
pearance, and have already boon placed in the
Western Peniteotiary. In regard to nativities,
we are informed that Ihere are about 10 Ger
mans, 80 Irish, and tho remainder divided
amoogst differed nations. Of tbe female pris
oners, the. groat majority of thorn ore Irish.
There aro some ten colored prisoners.
A “Shaw*” Thbft.—Louis Senft, a barber of
Sixth street, made information boforo Aid. Don
aldson, Friday eveniog, charging one James
Stewart with baviog attempted to carry away
two razors from his shop. Ho was committed
to answer.
Stewart, who denies the eborge, makes in
formation ogaiost SeOft for assault and battery,
in having beaten him violently, when be was
accused and denied the charge at the lime. Seoft
was held to answer.
FDR STORE,
ALLjtanssr Mabket.-— Tho officials of Alle
gheny oily havo become at last ashamed of their
market bouse accommodations, and o committee,
coßsistiogiof Messrs. Driim, Ball, Dyer, Look
hart and Browo, has been appointed by Alle
gheny Councils to carry out the provisions of an
ordiuatioo to eroot a market house and lowu
hall, on tho Bftmo plan which this oity adopted
far tho eamo purpose.
Tub caso or tho Brqnestraiur appointed for tho
P., Ft. W. &C. R. tt. Co., on &u application to
bavo (he proceedings annulled, which was fixed
for a bearing on Friday in the District Court,
has been again postponed, this time indefinitely,
to giro timo for the transaction of some neoes
sary business previous to rescinding tho delfrco.
Railboad Acoidkst.— On Wedoeeday lost a
freight trainym tbo Pennsylvania Railroad ran
off (be track, near ibo White Hall station, this
aide of Philadelphia. The locomolivo and a
numbor of freight cars Were considerably bro
ken, but wo did not loam that any persou was
injured.
Mahia—John Brown (oot of Opsawntoroio
and Harper’s Foiry notoriety,) bos boon com
mitted by Justice Sampson, of Manchester, on a
charge of assault and battery upon a woman
namod Maria Sirassa, while laboring under an
attack of mania potu.
. Sw ° UN oTf —Augustus O. liuttop, who got
into the hands of tbo law lately on nooonut of
intoxication, stales that hb has promised solemn
ly to yuit annlcnj htuafler forever. This is a
good resolve, if Augustus only keeps it.
Fuhhieji Livioia Owens,
ofaorged by hor husband with having threalonsd
to poboa him, has been committed by Mayor
Wilson, on a surety of lbs peace, for further
hearing on Wednesday next.
. Tub Library of ohoicoißooks to be Bold by
ofriologuo Ibis ovening. at 7 o’clook, at Davis'
second floor sales room, Fifth street, can be ex
amined by visitors duringjtbe day.
Fxvb persons, “elected”': to serve various terms
in tbe Weslern Penitentiary, wilt be taken over
frojtn the jsil to-day.
'i. - ‘ .
PITTSBURGH G
."PirrSDtniG'a Cocboils held a special mealing on
Friday evening. i
lit Sclttl CbuHcft—Preson t, all tbo memt>ere ex
cept Messrs. Fitxsimmons and Nixon.
of mlnntes of last meeting dispensed
with. j.
< ;Mr. Ward submitted a certified copy r f tho Act of
Assembly supplementary to the Act incorporating
the Pittsburgh Gty Co., recently passed, which was
road for information.
Mr. Ward submitted an ordinance relallvb to the
Pittsburgh Gas Company. Road three titles and
passed. j
Mr. M’Carlhy presented a report of the Copmiittee
op City Property, with the following resolution :
Heiohrd, That the City Solicitor he authorized to
accept a conveyance in feo simple of the lot on which
thb Allegheny engine bouse is built, on the payment
of the balance on the purebastmoney in 1880-61-62,
with Interest, and tho City Controller bo and be is
hereby authorized to draw his warrant for $1,360
for the amount now due, and charge. the same to the
Contingent Fund.
The Committee reported that tho steam fire engine
“Citizen" bad been sold by Mr. Sill to Robert Boat,
for $l5O, and has been taken apart.
Report accepted and resolution read three times
and passed.
Mr. Morrow, from the joint Wharf Committees,
presented a report relative to the supplement to the
act incorporating tho Pittsburgh Bridge Company,
with tho following resolution:
Sttolred, That tbo members of the Legislature
from Allegheny county be requested to vote and use
their Influence to have the word “ low" in the ninth
line of said supplement stricken out, and insert
*' high" instead thereof, so a| to make it read, “ the
height of the said span over the main channel shall
be not less than seventy-fivaioet Iq the cloar from
At sh water mark.”
Oq motion of Mr. Borger, the resolution was
amended hy requiring the piers supporting tbo span
over the main channel to be not less than 600 feet
apart. • -.* /
Tbo resolution was then, oh motion, laid on the
table for tbo present. .
Mr. WnrJ moved a reconsideration, which wS9
carried.
Mr. Ward moved to sunend, by adding that tbo
bridge ho built across at rigbt'tngles with Water st.
The ayes and nays were called and were as follow:
Ayes—Messrs. Bennett, Berger, Duncan, Morrow,
M'Cargo, Phillips, Reed, Tomer, Thompson and
Ward—ld.
Nays—None.
On third reading of tho-rcsolution as amended, the
ayes and nays were called, and were as follow :
Ayes—Messrs. Bennett, Hager, Duncan, Morrow,
Phillips, Qalnn, Reed, Tomefj-Tbompson and Ward
Nays— Meem. Brown and President M'Aoley—2.
The rules were tbeo, on njotlon, suspended, and
the resolution finally pasted.
Mr. Brown offered the following :
RnolrrJ, That the Committee on City Property
l are reqaesed to h.'»ro the roof of the west market
I house examined, for the purpose of asoartaiolng the
cause of its loaky condition and a remedy therefor.
Read three times and passed. No aotion in C. C.
Mr. Quinn offered the following :>
RcnnU'til, That the Committee on City Printing be,
and they are hereby authorized to oolleet in conjunc
tion with the City Solicitor, all ordinances and Acts
of Ascmbly, relative to the city, passed lastjear, aud
Turman the same to the City Job Printer for poblioa.
lionin pamphlet term. Keadthreo times ond pasted.
No action in C. C.
In all action not otherwise noted, (\ C. concurred.
Adjourned.
, Co>-tnton Coinin','.—Present all the members except
Messrs. Gurnee, Dignam, Fulton, Hayden, Ilevs aod
Robbins.
Prayer hy the Cloilt, Mr. IT. McMaater.
■ Minutes of lust meeting road and approved.
Tho chair stated the special' business of the meet
ing was to consider an ordinance relative to the Pitts
burgh (i as Company.
Mr. Flojd, from tbo Finance Committee, present
ed'* proposed act or Assembly relative to lloonso on
rehleies, with the following resolution :
4l'*‘>h rxl, That the Clerks of Councils in*, and they
ire hereby instructed to forward to Harrisburg, the
iccompanyiug draft of “an act relative to license on
'ehtclet in the city of Pittsburgh/* wiib a requost, as
' oming from these Councils, to onr Senators aud
members of Assembly, to urge Ure spe*dy passage of
ibe same. Head three times and pissed.
1 Fryar presented a report from the committee
6n Claims end Accounts, with the following resolu
tion :
Hr*whril, That ilio Controller certify a warrant,
: chargeable to Contingent Food, to favor of A. W.
: 0,,er < Ur $6O 20, io full of his accuant rendered.
Mr. Barnhill moved that the whole matter he re
; terred to the Finance Committee, with power t<> act,
; which motion was adopted.
Mr. Lulton, a position Ur gas lamps on the south
jilide of l’cno struct, at the jauellou of pine mod Lo
ieu*t streets. Head aod referred to the committee on
• Gas Lighting.
Mr. HiH, a petition for four gas lamps on l'lnc
street. Same reference as abo^e.
Mr. James Hobb, the teltewUg :
Hru,t rr J t Thai tho eoromlttie „o City Proi-erty,
in conjunction with, the CiteJolleltor, be Instructed
t > inquire w halls lieraartdff if there be any, lor
the loss if the atom fire eogß, “Clfften," ee.i that
llyrsrs. Rojs and Jas. Robb be added to the corn-
and that they hare power to act.
I Read three times and passed.
In all of which K. C. C'.ncor. Adjourned.
USf ai-mjio’s Prtei*ißKi> Ut.re.—To havo a f.roriie
p c< ? of china chipped or broken, a pet l-ook with
jt lodine torn, a nioo pieoo of furniture fractured, ii a
iterrjblo and temper-deitroyiog nolianeo. Not with
:f ut.rewedy, a* we can testify. Mr. Spalding. wb*>
ddvertbos hb Prepared (Hue In tbo Pm to-day,
j»tent as aoine of it ycaterday. >7® devoted two hotiri
:t * it* practical application—reault, two carved ebiira
jcj»mpletbly reatored, tunny odds and ends of china
•fijfld gloii made fit for use, a tattered map made ai
new, toreral daguerreotype case* feooveted.
Jindaaold folio edition of Hrrodotu* land Homer,
printed in the year 1 600, whose antique boards (lit
erally boartU'i were split, made strong enough to lost
jfbr another century or two. We might 1 have mend,
pfl any quantity of children’s broken toys, but
jeered i n a fte r aa boar ,at the worst of them. This
prepared (Hue, which is a liquid about as thick as
irluo, and applied by a brush which accompanies each
pottle, is so indispensable in a hoose that we now
wonder bow we could hare gone without U. PhiU.
iiWj.Ata Oc/o/wr 7,186 V.
, Items— A gas company baa been organized In
Browoevilie, Pa., and Ibe subscription books are
it> be opeued on the 10th lost Oas, by means
pf a small gasometer, baa been introduced in
some of the Cincinnati Passenger Railway oars.
Wednesday night last, 87 onloasla soagbP
rftfugo in ono of tbo Cincinnati station houses,
from Ibe ioolment weather A rlotoeonrred
oh Tuesday last on Ibe Cincinnati levee, between
Ibo stevedeors and others, in whioh two men
nkmed Connolly and Gostetter were so severely
'lnjured Jhal they aro now in a dying condition.
Warrants bave been issued for tbo arrest of tbe
parties There wero 28 fires in Cincinnati
:dbring the month of Janoary. Total loss,
’fio3 ; loss over insorance, $4,120 Christo
pher McFarland, a tailor, murdered bis wife on
jTuesday night, in Philadelphia, by beating bor
jlftth a olub One of tbe liarrieburg papers
wmpl&ios of tbe great oomber of peddlers of
Wgus articles operating in lhat vicinity.
• •! i Editobs Gazbttb— Qentlmen: We give bolow
list of tbe prises drawn by persons living in
Itjltsburgh, io tbe drawiog of tbe Cosmopolitan
Aft Assooialion, which took place in New York
iojly on tho 31st of January :
M[Mrs. Thomas Williams drow “Beene on tbe
Delaware.”
: l]Mrs. M. M. Keog drow “A Meadow on Bronx
River.”
[ : :!Mr William Cbeeaeman drew “Scene near
Whet Point.”
Rsspeotfoily, Huht& Minis,
Agents of C. A, A. for Pittsburgh,
Diabieb fob 1860, for sale at Hunt i Miner’s.
( »nny Lihd Pass are sold by Hunt & Mioer.
. j: Tolegraplilo narked,
: Ltactxiun, Feb. 3 —Tho weather !a clear auj milder.—
r lver continues to (sIL Tbe demand fur money Utrat
moderate, and the market e**j. Bate* cl exchange anal
tyijbd. Protlriont: the feetiug la tbe market to diyt* rath
er! heavy. Woo Pork ramalea uatkiDgeJ. Baaemt eon
•trii -t* tor bulk meat, which had not matured, were rattled
thw«j and yoeterday, at 01438% fur eboaldera and eidee;
GujiKKl Ibe aide* were eold l*n evouiag to be dellrtred to 16
<Hje hence at B!£and 2uoo piece* thi.otder*, today, at 7"v
Baoon I* aold at f J439U, fur fotnro l,trd d t,»ld
at with buyer* at 10%. Fluor conUune* to good de
ipahd aud prices ere quoted 100 bibber: iiiet 7000 bbl* at
$5,!C0<5j5,*0 for enpetfloe and $63S<&O for extra, ttie latter
i6rjwhJte wheat. Thera >* no cheoge in (rrucerle*. Sugar
In fair demand; rale* of 12Q bhd* at 7%(3V. Molaraea are
at Octree eteedy and to Ulr dameud at IZib
13 t l Wboat in demand; receipt* light and price* Ann at
for prime white, and -iL.23i91.80 lor prime red;
••if* 1000 bn* prime whit* at $1,05 and 100 bo* prirna red
atil.-10. Corn: ear corn dal] sod ha* declined 2c per bos;
l(’ i> qnotod at 43. OeU Ormar anda ehade lower, at -tS&tlt;
(aTv*l2Uobai In hulk at 48. Eye dull end nuebenged at
•ttiU 100 bus atsl. Itarloyoocheueed at 01<[p6*c fer prime
UIU and 554660 (ur fair togoo>l.
iXi# Toil, Feb. 3 heavy and In farorof buyer*;
till* COO balea at 11% tor Middling UpUod*. Flour iu let*
active demand but priiea remain unchanged; *hipptrs will
bod extra State to a fair extent at a*let4,Coo
b|ifl at for o» Stela, $&,10@5,»6 for extra
Stale. s4,tls@6foranper wwlsrn* for common to
rrfirfdllus extra do and shipping brand* of extra B. 11. 0
n(*|knt clnetig qalet. Canadian Flour unchanged and d»*
uiudi-rat*; aoiaa dOObbUet sS,4o@fl.7ofor ootamon to
choice. Bye Ffoar la (air raqneat at $i,76@4,45, jtnek
wheat Flour dulfaud plenty at per cwt. Coro
Uegl unchanged; Daitlmore $4,16. Wheat dull apd-ln (a
vrtr jil buyers, with only a limited demand; aa!er9.2Co bua
whife California at sU?£ol,fiO. Bye qolet at WX99I. Bar
ley |ea* active hot nnehanged; aalei 5,C00 baagood State
ai;7B. Cum quiet and unchanged; solo* C 400 bm at £O(3
82 (i>r new white and yellow. O*U In modrrato rrq&e*! at
for Weetoro Canadian and State. Pork lew active
aadjeearccly*o firm; aalva 1000 bbl* at for old
mirto. $18,12 for new do, $l2 for old prim*, $l4 for new do,
$1&k5(3i5,60 fir Vetera prise mi**, and for
diy ffftae tnra*. Jkef leu active at $6(96,26 fur fuMa,sS@
e,74;for rcpackvd am, and $10,50011 for extra. Beef baa*
•thaily; **lt>*axibbti weatoru *1 $14,76@16; State Übeld
liter prime. Ucoe Beef Io (alrreqoMt atslo@lo,6o; sale*
lop |c« at Bruced hega steady at 7%0 lor western.
CqtjMeet* buoyant,talee 850 packogea at 7c for ibocldrra,
aad'lio9%forb»ma. Baeoo ataadyst 8% for long ribbed
otpißU . for wiatorn' OomborUod middle*. Lord firm at
IO|A Hotter lu-Utnited reqoeat at 11016 for Ohio, and 16
@lO for State, conllomw In Ulr requeat at OailU.
Tallhw: email aaka or* reported at 10%©10%. Wool dull
and (a Uwr cf buyer*, without, bo worn,-any ctwoge In
pr)or, lbsfleoceat SC@CO for medium te choice
Okn BDS.I DRY APPLES; ' [
wVyW do [ do Pcachet;
; j 3 bids. Boil Dalian
I \ UO Ibf-prlna Oaaaa Vaalban;
B«M and for nb by BBBIYKB A DILWO&TH,
M ". : JBO sodU3Second itmt.
LATEST NEWS
BY telegraph.
RECEIVED AT THE DAILY GAZETTE OFFICE,
lIESTBLCTIVE FIRE-LOSS OF LIFE
New Yoijk, F«b. 3.—List evening, bclween ..von
end eight o clock, e Ore broke out in the lute,,,,
ot a double six-story tenement house, No. 402 Kim
street. The fire originated in a bakery. The flames
shot up tho stairway with great rapidity, and ox
tended to the upper floors, occupied by about twenty
families. The moment tbo alarm was given, the
scene of confusion that ensued throughout the build
ing was of tbo most heart-rending character. Tho
stairway was burned away, and pf course all chance
of escape was cut off from that quarter. Men, women
and children coaid be soon by the spectators on tbe
sidewalk, clustered at tbe windows and screaming
for assistance, wringing tbeir bands in agony of
despair. 6ome of them mustered coorago enough'
to jump from tbo windows, and escaped with hut
slight injury.
Mr. Wise, with bis family, consisting of his wife
and three children, occupied the front portion of tbe
second floor. Mr. Wise escaped, and one child threo
years old was rescued, but ono of bis legs was broken.
No particulars eould bo obtained as to wbat became
of the rest of the family, and it is feared they were
burned to death. Isaac White, with bis wifo and
four children, occapiod a part or tho second floor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. escaped, and also two children ;
Eliza, aged 20 years, Louis, aged 11, and Gaspare,
agod 17 years, were absent Another, aged IS years,
was nearly Suffocated. Pauline, aged 7 years, was
nearly suffocated. Tbe two last were taken to tho
Hospital. Tboir Injuries are not very serious. Geo.
Gordon occupied a part of tbe second floor, with bis
wife, Frederikn, and two children—Carolina, agod -1
years, and Ilonry, aged 10 years. Mr. B. and his
two children escaped uninjured, but Mrs. B. was
badly burned. 6bo was found nearly dead by De
tective Klrfe, assisted by several members of engino
No. 30. The officer took’her to tho shoe store of
George Scheffmercy, No. 12fl Grand street, but tbe
shoemaker inhumanly ordered them out, but the fire
men poshed him aside and put tbe womau on a sofa,
and she was afterwards taken the hospital.
Mr. M’Carrlck occupied a part of tho third story
floor, with a wife and two childreo, who were saved.
A Jewish family, consisting of eight persons, occu
pied a portion of the third floor. Tbe only member
of the family that could be found was a child two
aod a half years old. It is feared a portion of the
family were burned. Mr. Driok*i wife and five chil
dren, occupied a portion of tho third floor, and as
none of them were seen after tbo Are broko out, it
is feared they were all barned. Air. Walks, his wife
and two children, occupied a portion of the third
floor. No particulars could be learned of them, al
though a diligent search was going oq among the
crowd to see if they were rescued.
Air. Armstrong, wife and child occupied a part or
tbe fourth story. Nothing could be learned of them
after the fire broke out. Mr. Rebecco, bis wife and
two children ooeapieiUa part of the fourlh story.
Nothing could bo heard of them. Mrs. North, a
widow, occupied a room on the fifth story. She was
not seen alter the fire broke ouL Air. Vapel and his
wife occopiod a part of the fifth floor. Mr. Vapel,
on the discovery of tho fire, fludiog that bo could not
escape by the stairway, threw a clothes line out of
tho window and fosteuod it to the window sill. He
let bis wife partially down, when sbe slipped and fell
on the shed, injuring herself severely. He followed,
and escaped with a few slight injuries. Mrs. Vapel
was taken te tho hospital, but her life is despired of.
Francis P. Ysleyer, with bis wife and three children,
occupied a part of tbe fifth floor. lie escaped by
jumping out of Iho window. He recoivcd soverai se
voro injuries. It is feared that his wifo and children
were barned to death. Owing to the intense excite
ment that prevailed, the names ot the occupants of
the sixth floor could not bo obtained, and it is sup
posed that they, about a dozen io all, wore barned to
death.
The building contained 90 inmates. All of whom
are saved, excepting S, who doubtless perished in tbo
Ore. Another aooount makes the lost aud missing
5-%.and gives tbe details and names.
Naw Yobx, Feb. X— Tbe Herald’s Washington
correspondent *Ays : Dr. S. D. Howe will appear be
fore (he Senate Brown Raid Cotmnitieo to-morrow,
and will testify under protest. Hr. Hyatt will not
.appear until next wouk. Ho bos been advised by
his political admirers hero that he canned bo sustain
ed If be attempts t» resist the Cummittco when asked
to testify, and I learn bo has yielded to tbeir judg
ment, and will not attempt to carry tbo case to the
Sopreme Court, bnt if o&mpcllod to testify, will do
so under protest.
Guv. Hicks, of Aid,, dispatched hie SooTelAry of
Rtate to this city, to-day, to pay tho congratulations
of bis Excellency to Gov. Pennington upon his elec
tion to tbe office of Speakership. Got. Pennington
received tbe Secretary with tho courtesy due to his
position, and replied to tbo Oorernor of Alaryland,
thanking him for tho prompt evideneo he offers of
bis recognition ol the authority of law against fa
naticism.
New one, fob. 3.—James Stevens was executed
this morning for tbe murder of bi< wife, by poison,
Tbe execution look place in the prison yard. Abont
200 persons were present. He met his fatc firaly
and was a'tended to the scaffold by three clergymen.
Ho died protesting his innocence.
New or.K, Feb. 3.—Threo brown stone housed
on Lexington Avenue were destroyed by fire last
nigbt. The occupants and losses are os follows:
Julian iisibbrook, loss s4o,outl; Rev. Dr. Iloac
$12,000; Mores Wolf, $16,000. Messrs. Iladlibrook
and \\ oif were insured.
CiMMiKLY.i, toll. 3.—Aioea A Moulton's wool and
limt factory has jost blown op, and from ten U f:f
teen persons are buried ia the ruins.
The killed are Eastman, the engineer, Joseph Mc-
Cracken, the foreman; John Wemer and one not
identified. John Parra!l is badly injured and is not
expected to recover. Half a doxen persona who were
in the front part of tho bnilding wore slightly injured,
and a girl named Harriet Costigan was badly Injured
by tho falling timber. Loss on the property $22.-
('00; insured for $20,000.
The building was an immense structure, and
usually contained about 220 employees, including
100 females. Very few of the operatives were on the
premises, the catastrophe baring happened before
tho hour for commencing work. Tho engine and
machinery were entirely new, and had just been put
up by Hearn. Woodruff A Beach, of Hartford, and
were then in charge of Mr. Easton, an engineor in
their employ, who was sent on to superintend the
putting up and testing the main building, which was
of brick, and was 200 feet tong and threo stories
high, which is almost entirely demolished.
The killed are Joseph McCracken, Superintendent
aiid one of tho owners: Joseph N. Arner, boss hatter;
Eastman, the engineer from Hartford; Theodore
Hlgby, a young man who had come to the factory '
to work for the first time; Patrick McNally, an ap
prentice; two men whose names are unknown one
supposed to be another engineer from Hartford.
The wounded are John Hill, badly hart in tho
•pine; John Gallagher, skull fractured; John Van
Yoorhies, badly scalded; John Farrell, not expected
to lire; Daniel Coleman, terribly cut, not expected
to recover; John Mulholiand, dreadfully scalded;
E. M. Smith, leg broken and badly scalded; John
Orr, badly bnrnt; two sisters, named Foley, who were
frightfully cut and bruised, one haring her jaw
broken; Join* Gailan, badly se&lded, will probably
die; Arthur Brdwn, a compound fracture of the skull
will probably die; John Warrington, badly hnrt,haa
had one leg amputated and will probably die; Anno
E. Ganity, badly hurt and not expected to lire*
John Garrity and John Mulholiand, mentioned
above, bare since died in a bospitaL
There were about 200 employees in the building
at the time of tho explosion, of whom nino were
killed.
The explosion was supposed to bavobeen caused
by the freezing of the water to the pumps.
The boiler was torn in fragments; one piece passed
through three 12 inch walls; another passed tho yard,
striking the building used at a dying room, and
passed through both wails.
Four girls were found, after the explosion, dingier
to the rafters of the building. They were rescuet
with but trifling iojuries. It it feared (bat there are
others in the mins.
Lat*R. —The following are additional names of
wounded: G. H. liurpws, badly, will probably die*
Miss. Cook, badlyscalded; Joseph Worthington,
badly burnl; Harriet Castigan, injured to tbesptoe.
The accident occurred at about 7:45, when the
greater part of the operatives were on their way to
the faotory to oommehce their day's work. The loss
on the building is $12,000; on the machinery. $lOOO
- $15,000. ’
Assapolis, Feb. 3. —Tho Marjlend Legislature
to-day received the resolutions of the South Carolina
Legislature propotiog a Disunion Convention. The
leading men of both parties denounced them as a
•proposition of national treason. There was qoite a
strong vote to lay them on the tablo without reading
Lhem, aod they would have been so disposed of but
fwr the plea of respect dao to a sovereign State.
They were finally made tbo order of the day for
Wednesday noxL The debate upon tbo resolutions
was of tho most exciting character, but two members
apologising for the course of tbo South Carolina Le
gislature. Gov. Hicks’ letter to the Governor sf
South Carotloa, tolls him that Maryland cannot im
any relief for her, but injury In tho establishment
on her borders of a foreign asylum for her fugitive
slaves.
PnitADEtrniA, Feb. 3.— One Capt. Moses was
arrested at the Exchange to-day Tor attempting to
swindle our eltiiena. Moses published an announce
meat that he was the commander of a charity ship
bound to Gibraltar, with food and raiment for tho
afflicted Morocco refngees. lie presented to the Sons
or Malta here what was supposed to be a forged letter
of iotroduetlon from the Grand Commander of the
Sons of Malta of New York. He was held to bail to
await a farther hearing. Tho prisoner protested bis
innocence, alleging that a certain party in Now Yorlr
would testify to bis honesty of purpose.
Urns Park, Pa., Fob*3.—ThedwoUtog of Don't
Ealby, Sr., was burned last night and tbreechildren
perished to the flames. The uolhorond three other
children oscaped from a second story window, bat
aU were badly burned. - The father was absent Tbo
weather was intensely cold this morning—the ther.
momoter reaching 1C degrees above aero.
CmcwMAVi, Feb. 3.—-Tho river has fallen fl Inches
?h' i 0 *?* 24 ? 0a »f; Thor “ l»»H feel 0 to
cbes in the channel. Weather cold.
flo “ r . MM ytu» ntoy.
IIU ItotUlU,. «o mMll 7 la mo Em,, nod Mount to
upwards of $lOO,OOO.
Lewis, Del., Feb. J3.—An unknown clipper balU
schooner, with a dees load cf cotton. Is ashore bo
low Indian river. Her stern Is under water and a
eonse along aide of her. It is supposed all on board
of her hareperiibedj . .
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V OLfMH LXXHI—NUMBER 52
Thirty-Sixth Congreis—lHrßt'jse'itioti*
'WAsntscTok CnT, Feb* 3.
Tho Senate was not in session ttiiday. < i‘
llouse.—Mr. Fenton called op | bis nsmitttjon of*
1 fared on Wednesday, that a message bej«sht;to tho
Senate, Informing that body that p quojuiii has as
sembled and ebojen Sir. Pennington as speaker and
that the House is now ready to pijoceod so business.
Mr. Niblack wanted to know if the roipldtibn was
adopted who was to carry it to tjie Seiaft ? Tho
Speaker replied that the acting Clfirk would; :
Mr. Smith, of Virginia, raised thp qnesfioh that by
tho'law of 1789 and the precedent in the 31st Con-
S«si, nobody can notify the Sonata anti) a Clerk is
elected and sworn in, and anti! Ihea tia tnilness
eonld be transacted. lie, therefore, mwo Ito nro
m t0 t> th * c,ecUon ofa CICTk - .]j )| -
asked if tberoshottld bo '4 irotract-
fflr Clerk, who would the pro
annoint a r ? pll0(i that in such a cast) J n y -could
P ¥Sft ? } T e Clerk. H j[ :■
.ocorJanc. .'a” ‘ b ,° P lEf t j C ?.| ls b 2? ! “
Mr. John Cochrane said thi» in i •: »
message to the Senate was no aiS?
tbo running up of . ling ever; da)7o inlSShi
the House is in session. ” ‘nSicdtij that
Mr. Fenton’s resolution was adopted. ; I ;
Mr. Grow offered a rcsolntion thpt aViaaJui^t.
appointed to act in conjunction with euehda Commit
tco who may bo appointed by tho Fenatejtalirak on
the Prosidont and to inform him that thellldnns ara
assembled, and ready to receive any cotnt iu iieations
bo may bo pleased to make. | ’ ' ! j
Mr. Grow gave aotico of his intention &> introduce
a Ilomoatead Bill. |, I •"
Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, gavanotie oi his in
tention to’introdaco a bill, amendatory ti th'o Steam
Boat Law, and also a River and H&rbarbi 1. i
Mr. Sherman moved to proceed Ip tho election of
a Clerk, previous to which thcro jfos a ra 1 of tho
House. || l ;
Mr. Schwarts nominated Air. Fojney: Sri Smith,
ofVa., nominated Mr. Jas. C. Alim, tiic3o b Clerk;
' Air. Nelson nominated Mr. Satn'l Taylor r < f Tenn.;
Mr. Cobb nominated Mr. K, L. Darpon, ( f Ala.
The Speaker appointed Bleesr£iElli< t. Whitty,
Smith, of Va. and Maynard, j ;
The ballot resulted: Whulo number of! ?o icsi 221;
necessary to a choieo, 111; Forney,f 112 Alien, 77;
Taylor, 23; Dawson, 8. '/] ;
Oo rnotioo of Mr. Sherman, Ibo House: p acceded !
to the election of Sergeant at ArmFlj 3
Mr. Bocock nominated the preeetft iocu ul sat, Mr.
Gfossbrenner. Ho was one_of thefjbeit cG( Erf who
□ad ever filled that place, and agalSit wh >xx npt one
word of complaint had been made In any! ju trter.
Mr. Harris, of Aid., nominated l|| A. Holman, of
Maryland. !j| {
Mr. Garnett nominated Jos. C. Atlon, raic, ho said
had been a steady and consistent Democrat, ind had
novor voted for the exclusion of nafaralized foreign
ers from the privileges to which Inly were entitled
j under the constitution and laws, tie belWeditbat
' Mr. Huffman was elected to a fonjjbr Can jress by
Know Nothings, and supported proscriptive
principles and policy of the KnowijNothjotf party,
j (Cries ofornerfrom the I<epublican|sido.n llotom
mended to the administration of
that tho party whoso chief desire ftir organization,
was, as Mr. Sherman had asserted jidiat they might
opposo the corruption of tho Administration.f -
Air. Houston inqnired whether Heilman was
not nominated or recommended, asiirumcfr paid, by
the Black Republicans yesterday, ij T £
Mr. tisnsett thanked God that bo-vvas nit!a mem
ber of thadcaucus, but he understood thoujjt to be
as Mr. Houston had stated it. I|a withdrew tho
nomination of Mr. Allen. f[ jj -
Messrs.Bocock, Harris, of Aid., Colfax flfld-Gar
nett were appointed tellers. |] jjj
Before tho rote was atm.-unced AJr. FJnEayittu
sworn in as Clerk. fj j S
Mr. Hoffmsn wsi Surpcsiitat-Aiis. : Ite
receired 11 1 rut,,; Mr. Ilro.sV.ror.lSr, ?;] Mr.Tn
derwood, 7. J|| j>(
The Speaker dolared Air. H.iffmaqiplecldli '
Co motion of Mr. Winslow, tho £}noake| has au
thorizes! to appoint the standing cijmmilteci of the
lioose. |j| s[j y.
Mr. Spinner offered a resolmionllbat lllri Alien,
tho late Clork, bo allowed $-S par <lion|, from tbddth
of December, I Soy, to the 3d of Feb ! mary.jl|?o, for
extra service?, in addition to his faliijw. 3 ! ;
Mr. Burnell knew ho wa. r > doingjipa uig acious
act, but ho felt lu.und to tusolutfoi , as he
did a fitnilar one somo years ago fop of
the just elected Clerk. Tho law fires tbeJ e mpen
s.ition at $.1,f4)0, and that was cnongtL 3
Mr. Spinner referred to the fact, thkt whij |i s^mi.
Ur resolution was passed for the ; benefit ofjAD. For
ney, it was almost uaanimoualy'adopted. | i •
The yeas and nays were tiken on jj'ift'adpn iioft of
tho rcsoluti:in, which w;u? rejected, s i j
An unsa.-eeßnful motion wa« tnalfc lo Ac nstder
tho vote. 1 1 •
Mr* Davis, of Ind., asked, but fajltJ ti ccpive
consont, to offer a resolution propci ng e» Replace
the former seats and desks in the llafl j )
Mr. Coro do gave notieo of his into ilioalti intro
duce & bill for tbo purpose of raising to
meet tho current expenses of tho for
preventing frauds on tbo revenue, atidfor {4o!UcUng
iron, coal end other articles. jj ! L i'
Several gentlemen on the deia-,.*rni| sidj objected
to tho notieo. H ||j ;
Mr. Sborman moved that when thp' 110u.4 JiUourn
it be to Monday. 'll !• ■
S«r. Crawford wished to know wl: )tbcr^h
desired by tho Speaker, in order thi 1 tboilailef, in
tho meantime, appoint tho Standing 6 imm&tits,
Mr. Sherman replied that tho Committees jWdald
not be announced earlier than Wedjsaday, (iut his
frieadj wanted some time to.jirrangofLho c tec lion of
the remaining officers or tho House. Z' ! -! -
Mr. Uoghes wanted the Post Office Deficiinpyiltli
j passed now; if it la not passed now tl| j country will
l see on whom tho responsibility rested If. .
! Mr. Leake said the reasoa assigoc- !l»y hir.| Shor
man was not sufficient to induce theFHmocAtHQfta
eent to an adjournment till Monday. > fi
Mr. Sherman replied that by met log tsetithey
would do nothing, as a single object m wifuli ore
vent the Post Office Bill being act d upefn,' is'tho
rules require that it should bo referred to fhd Com
mittee on Ways and Means. ] -
Air. Leake—Do you want a caucus b-mofrii r ?
Air. Sherman—You may have ono. ' ] i
Air. Houston—Let U 3 stay hero and jtiisbjthe elec
tion of officers. j I •;
The question on adjournment till M indayj W»j;do
cided in tho aflirmalive by 16 majorit; ; jj !
Mr, Phelps asked and obtained lea’ q to inikei an
appropriation to the Post Office Depiujtmetttfqr; the
|ast fiscal year and part of this year. lie mdved Ihat
it bo referred to a Committeo of tht•JiVholo On tho
State of the T'aion, pending which he l4>uiorad
journed. " T ■ ~
Lawhescu, Mass., Feb. 3.—The jury oB ifiqaest
of the Pemberton Mill calamity rendered tfieu yer
dict last evening. It is qnito loogthyj embiaaln'g a
careful review of tbe testimony. Tbejmry flna.from
all tho evidence adduced before thctp]tlicy Jd : not
bellere the owners of said mill, at tbb tide qf the
demolition, had reason to distrust its sqcuriiljvrrfaey
farther find that tho fire which originated Ifttjr the
fall of tho said mill wat caused by Ttpe accidental
breaking of the lantern in the hands of soaS> person
to them unknown, and at tbo tim«!|act£lly en
gaged in assisting In rescuing the sufferprs UjenWiro
beneath the roofiog of tho mill; upotyjallcf which
several findings the jury determine and' ssyftb t the
direct cause of tho fall of this mill waslijho Weakness
and Insufficiency of the cast iron, showing that a the
thioness of the brick walls and tbe m'knncHnf con
struction and length of span from oqo support to
another, beneath the .floor timber, were additional
causes, in the general demolition of’the building.
1 That so far as actual defects in tbe cast Irfli pillars
existed, tho responsibility rests upon hrli Ful
ler, tho foreman constructive Agent,and t*Sj viman
of the Eagle Foundry, then at West Host. l/That
upon Charles Bigelow, being the Architect / *as
tbo Superintendent of this structure] re/j . ) o
responsibility arising from an iosafficiefat ‘
pillars,. and from any and every direct treaty
arising from insecurity, apparent in or about JhTgeu.
oral construction of said building. Tbit this iwklls
were laid under his supervision; tbafc tho|tithLera
aod flooring were in every rcspoct constructed obd
located as ho originally designtd;-thi*t th* Inner
supports of cast iron, previous toerecflon, bail bis
opproral, and were by him adopted tij in jfll parts
safe aod secure; that such inspection aa bo feduifed
was given to the iron pillars, and thaPany Wbtjbf
skill in designing, any error of judgme; t io
Ing or adopting, and any want of duo o ire tfedjcau
tion in properly testing tho different parti of the
structure on his part appearing, to tha oxlsfoti ren
dered him responsible for tho droadft ; eatifstfopbe
Involving tho death of twenty-two h imanj beings.
Signed by the Coroner, W. 11. Lamb, pndjby the
jury. Tho inquest was hold in view o tho jwboty
two dead bodies taken from the ruins. I j
Harrisburg, Fo)i. ".{iStyJ/j-
Neither Iluasc transacted an'; busintjp ofiiuiWr
lane© to your roaders to-doy. jj ?
Seratr.— Mr. Miller read id his plana on jtctjrdl
ativo to tax payers iu Waahiogtao Udpnljk'on;a
second reading on amendment waa Oeerodjjwhidh
wm agreed to and tbo bill was postpoatdfor
senL || I ,fj d'
Hoc.he. —Tbo following bills wero pissed jfiuali’y
and go to tbo Senate: An act to regulat|jtije?weigbt
or clover seed. An act to revive tho Ifier rclJtifa to
gradaatlog loads on which purchase iijtjney]isj;sqo
to tho commonwealth. Supplement tolfie ae£ rql4*
tiro to tho Hens of mechanics and matenid mini;'
Both Houses adjoarned till to-morrow] j jil'S-
CaAßi.E.iTos, Fob. 3.—-The Qorernor
od Michael Porter, of tbo steamer Marijjo, wiio[jt?qi
sentenced to bo hanged for aiding in'ltjd cseanp of
slaves. |‘ | j
In the Grst race hero to-day Albino was too iriqp.
nor—time 3:51? and 3:45}. Congaree Woo tpo;i«S»
ood race—time 3:47} aud 3;45. Io tho Uiird p{
a thonsand yards, Fanny porker beat FRiflej—tiine
D} seconds. J: i jjfv,
Oswego, Feb. 3.— ; Tho Commercial and Time**
annual statement of commerco of tho flake?, bbir
being prepared, shows that by
wheat die total amount of gralu shipped frGnrtWp
lako regions eastward over Lake Ontario ja 13SG wit
14,800,000 bnsbels against 21.800,000 ibasbeli;; ,14
1858. • j I
Lyons, N.Y., Feb. 3.—Tho trial of; Ffc,
morder of K Male, near Cljde, last
concluded last night. Judgo Knox dellrertqpftJni
cid charge, giving Ibo prisoner tho BTeijr
rale in favor of bis life. Tho jury retired-^ii^x
o'clock, and at nlno o’clock rendered ejvo'rdiet cf
guilty. Ho is to be hanged on thoSSd 4 ’"
LEivxswoßin, Feb. 3.—Tho express fro: ' •
City has arrived, bringing $3,000 in gold'
seven passeagora. , j jf
The news from the mines is Terr fsrorae
is quoted it IW per 100 Jbs. • j|
TTK.
r*i ■ ■*
n,Tk Sfh. n™. r ° K 3^ Mr - as
Cleik of tho Homo ™ oI«tod by tho Votes cf alt
present who hod voted for gpeakfr Panninrtoa, to
gethcr vrith thorn of norace P. Cart aodßlm, and
with the exception of Mr. Davis. Mr i. r ,
received the votes of the Republicans ancU&J? W
the American vote, and was thus elected Sergeant
at Arms. Seren American?, yh : Messrs. Msyuanf
■Moore of Ev., Qaalcs, Stokes, Hatton and Smith of
N. voted for Mr. Underwood. Mr. Urotbreaner
in addition' to' the rote, received thoso of Messrs.
Boligny, Bristol, Hardman, Hill, Loccb of N. C., nod
Vance, who belonged to tho Ecnthern opposition.
The bill introduced in the ITouee Lj Mr. Phelps
appropriates for the deficiency of the year
ending Jane last, and part of the present fiscal year,
and $2,400,000 under the law of IS3C, in payment
of tho salaries of officers and clerks, and for tho
transportation of the mall. Tho third section pro
vides that on and after the expiration of tho quarter
m which tho mail serrico was rendered a sufficient
Earn to pay it, and appropriates $lOOO for a tempo
rary clerk here to expedlate tbe payment. Nodoabt
is entertained bnt that tho bill will be passed next
»eek> *
Hon. Clark D. Cochrano writes to a friend here
that he will *oon retain to Washington, and that in
staaa of beinga patient in tho lanatie asjlnm, ho is
liTing with the family of Dr. Gray, tho Superintend
ent, haring gone to Utica to obtain medical advice
for chronic constipation and rheumatism.
Mr. Crigga gave notice in the Home to-day that
be would introduce a bill granting power to the As
say Office, in Hew York, to coin gold and lilrer.
The Republicans will again meet in conference to
morrow, on tho subject of the election of a dobr
*nd postmaster.
alljlargiL* iCat * <mfl f ° r places i? nnacn-
Dr
DubUahM^?* 1 ' 3 —Dailj Tribune, of tc-ilaj,
statement of )!r P a°* rt&nt coollllorci * l “Oil statistical
Ptae K ?*?“*“• H estimates tba product of
LmbSu.™ S «*»«r millions of feet; the
™«ed“lh» f„p P ‘°" V lmb «« 50,000,000.™ in.
f«t d T?oo a r P fa 7 0 0 [ t1, “ “iU». 000,000,000
L^?W* 0 ° 0 pflrUiDß ,0 *HeUci. V Tbtt
*****"• “ 4
fob. The rirer continues to recado
at this point, but there is much lost ice rnnnlne than
yeatcrdcy. The weather baa moderated a good deal
to-day, haring boon fair and mild ; mercury 40*.
, Feb. 3.—Tbero is considerable ire in
tho bay. The steamer Louisiana bad her hail ca» hr
it, causing her to leak badly. 1
v * >o ® TLAsr> .» Fob- 3.—There are no sigos of tho
N orth American. The Nora Scotian Bails for Liror
pool to-morroir afternoon.
Louisville, Feb. 3.—Hirer faUiog slowly, wilh
six feet water in tho canal.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CXJSHIIITEK 0? ARBITRATION fOR FEBRUARY.
Ji«* Piar, Jt, V. t\
I WruJia 11. niiLuiis,
I . Samvzl T»
E-imcci. Shriveg,
UtOKOC H. JoSE3.
PITTSBUKUH AIAUKJ£TS.
.1 EcporUZ Sp<daßji for tin PilUburyh CaidU,
Pirrjocaca, Sattebat, Fibacakt 4, ISSu.
leaterday was another colJ, dreary day, csnilugasuvMu
»foa of All b mines* oa (he wharf. There tru bn I UUte done,
only one hoot, the Key West, arriving from below. She bed
a full cargo- V,a giTe her manlfeat below, fho report* the
Wallaro and Helmut® on their way np; anil, uaiea* atoppad
i i Clf : wUI »n port to-day. Several boat* ore
"“"‘l to the errant*, bot wilt not go ont nntll a.farorabto
change occurs. There are bnt 6J, fret, *cant, in the ebao-
Del, by the pier mark. We note little chance !u produce;
I! aiders are Ann, and wo learn of bnt few oatea from first
hand*, and In nnmerona instance*, tenet havo not traaipir
ed. Tho bnaineM on the raUxoacU i* not heary, thenab n
good dual of grain and tlonr ta arriving.
t t.ODU—wo have sales of 925 Mils, store, at r.nbetastlaUr
onrold tlgnrca. For t»upor $5.30, Kxtm «5,T0&A7& Extra
Family sti, and fancy triads
■ U |?V S V“'*!, or uo ’. b »* O.: _t 4 i@4K, .mi «oo do
o °™ *> ‘OR pilnrip.il, from More.
J™* 8 ? OT ’ *•« 13 9 *aj = too* Br.a *o.l
Short* at s!£j, from etoro.
'“ ih “ l J, ' Si 3 W »*> W b "» b »
APPLKS—M& bbl«, rixiooi qnnlitJ**, ttl 4S£oft3,SO, Iho
L S!» h ° tf** ’««« »t« rr’lo,.
BUTrKtt—M)O !ba roll atlG@l&e. . •
aUIT *“ I6 1)0411 reaches ot *l, au.l MJo Apple*
t $1,87; thoatock of both la full. *pp»e«
CUELSil—lliQbrj at 10c.
SUGAIt—2S bhda N. 0. at Rajaai ' c
aOLABSgi—6S bhlsN.O.at6ofccV.’e-
CX)y?Ea®2*kj«t 12‘*313e.
HYfirP—Tbbto at GCgUic.
KBMNKD SUGAE—IOO bbla at bKic
KEATUER3—IOO lb* at He. ‘
OIL—IO bhla No. 1 Lard at 90c.
hf M>l* White Kieli at
WHISKY—2O bbls at Ofie.
PKARLS—2S bbls at 6J.JC.
HGMETAL-300 'tuna UoO Short Atithn.'lte *t Jjj, ~£
HAY—H loada from ac&lt-a at sl*@2o lon.
nOSKTAUV AMUCOMBkiaCIAI..
Ciscisjiavi, F«b, l._There wta an Improve.! demand for
money to-day, at the dbconot temica, aa-1 there who re
puted a surplus yesterday, found no difficulty tn intestine
t to-day In «ti<£sctory paper. A Urge propr-rtion of thf
l oaus ttsalj* Horn the active movement iri provisiona. 0 The
market, however, continues comfortably easy for acceptable
wf°*f r "’ m * lter * ttfo working quite
indication* altogether faTorable far the. future. Tb/oraaa
lutlon of Congxeaa baa bod a good cfleet, although parties
bere, are pot, to any great extent, directly intermedia lbs
funds that win now be disbursed, but lh» event will clvo
tone and confidence to tbe flnt&dtl affairs on the FjuSrn
wabovd, and thence, •ympthelleaUy, affeetthaaffSra oi
the wbolo country. In business circles, too, merchant* will
f»! relieved of aerioua miaglvings as to tbe stability or our
!rt!!n?- l ,‘?? S ’ !l 4 EOt *° denied that tbe prolonged die
S^^SKS^i-s-ss^
J° e 7i°h lhD threafs that hare been ™adT£fUttl'
M to ° ,troa S «o be destrena or
weakened by blattering partisan*, who arc more selfish!and
corrupt than patriotic. The election of bwakirr: we n£t
has bad a good effset epon burin are, flnaocudband mare,
and we may therefore look for a more steady movement lu
the various branches of trade. 3 «m*nt iu
Philaoxlphu, Peb. I.—Oat door operations were prettr
generally suspended to-day by eeverity of tho weather and
the markets generally were very In^tivo.
Thera Is no change In flour, and little nr T,nu.i«»
>“ «P«rt lb. .I- UteJ to.oppl.ltr.S'-
prices within the range of forrcner « vs!!**
for „u».JHH@a,SO ror J ,£«&»
brandy uJiijioß,. ih. market clcloe Trrjqotrt
75 V bb* * 0 JUI 41 J4f * s ’ anil pen corn m-al at f-J,
The demand for wheat continues UtnlUd and prices about
the lots o» prime red only have found
buyers at and 1000 ba»h prims' white at 5i, 45
Eye Is soiling at 9-c far Penna. No change in bailey ami
barley malt, and the demand fair. 6 y 1
’u cioc«rie* tbtre ij eery little doing, and tbaooly
ft « hear of la ljO bble prime caw crop W. 0. molamot at Wc
j"“sf “‘“V Ib ° totloninc It tbe .loch or eugar la ant
nt
Cuhj, bis
.TTio prorfrlon market li cjoUrt bn: very Arm todar.
pork is staady at $lB. Of bacon a sale of 10 hbds aides « M
made which U an advices; CO hlids salted shon?-
dsra sold it 7s7>ic, and CO ckspickle.J haras at 10’r/aiOUr
ciali and abort time. ' * ’
\ New Toil, Febroarj l.L—Tbe mull 0 [ (V,. 1,.-, fir
Hit 11 vi t* wot. U. B. loan la tintatlaractory to tha Goran,-
mtmL On tno Still Jannaxj, ISIS, a la,/ „ r t,n millions
on lb, a... terms, seas neootlated at SOiaS Bctnl n™
Holding an ...rage ol 2.00 f, c.nL In niX;
f 5l “ nt »“ *t 4121*97.(0 * tint mom H
l.r new loan ol Jnonary, 1800, baa boon dSerrod lor “til or
Ihreamootbbbattrrptlrca ronld bare tern obtain.,!, pro
, "3? '■?? ** s ®° ? «o ca" on Orat-cla* IK;on
iee, and 6 and 7on otber collaterals, Flr.t-claeahbortr>ap*r
op^mai'et 8 ® 7 9 “““ “t"* Bot M ‘ l * cSsrtS g P |n
The stock market at tho corlj board elLiblts tokeus or
reeovrry from tba lata depression, and the advance* which
.baro been realized ore Veil sustained, The U. 8 t’« ct 18t5
•old at BDJS; we bear of no sales or tlio loan awarded Taster
day at Oboat 100*. Virginia G*e sold at rafruKS?!
81, with sales of over $70,080; California 7*s, t£, ° ’
r *^ I P u of h °*e, Utb and Jraued to
day, amounted to 445. Tbs market lor dressed ho~a was
Md prices were fair, with sales at sd,iOQfl,W Thu
rt *The demsE^ff 10 ** WW# «B* prtSflr®. -
The demand for mess pork continued aclire, and ws hsvo
ilfl W 8 *A?S r “? Taa ? of Me, Mies being at
A * clo *S bowsrer, bolden were firm at *17.00.
Walk moats are scares and Arm atC* MSe picked. Uni U
ds*?bJt d a?r Bd i iVEI?* wWeh ‘ ot * ««*»M to
tlS* * rornd lot of prims beef would eomosnd en ad-
•®9 r * ■ctlvaaud a shade cosier, sales being m*!*
«ist,,O@4,So for good to choice sprlug eslrs. Wheat wm
In better demand and .advanced half a cent. Bales of fro.
1 being mads ol Wc, and .Vo. U spring at WT<3’J7 ia eforo.
C»ru wav In limited supply and tbs market firm at
for No. I; 41}4 for Na b, and rejected. Oats are
quiet. 11/e and bariey ODcliaoped. t*eeds r»th-.rUdl, pt
cept Hungarian grass, which advanced sc. llighwino do.
cbnsl Jvrijlc,
Importaby Aiser.
CINCINNATI, per Key West—2so Lbls floor, 27u do wbt t .
key, 4 do alcohol, IS do spirits* inodry consignees; lj4
whisky, ft hf do do, 10 hf eki do do, 10 or do tiu. ft kc ,| n r.
bhl* Haid, 20 do alcohol, 200 do floor, 21 do oil, 1 do 1«J
kgs do, 1 te hams, M hhds tobacco, Clsrko A «•; S 3 bbts oil*
2 V C ?ISV 2 *** 1 U SBdrs, 10 pk a ;
mds, 70 dot brooms, !S7 bays wheat, 4 bolts cottoo. 21 uj!
ngs, 113 do barley, 48 bbls flour, i do hominy,
sialic©*; 6 bbls d apples, Smith A Trimble; 3 plows, SmlU.’
3* bg* d fruit, Edgertoa A Stewart; 7 bbls ford. It talseli
a, CK empty bbls, Utl hf do do, 10 bbls rads, A
do. 1 bhc] do, l»k do,l bdl s ikies, Lambert A Sblpfon- L 7
bbls whisky, 100 sis barley, y
Importg bjr Railroad.
0. 1 l . ILIL—I eaea p Inin, Eeeae: 7do do metal. Bl.ime.
Urg.n < Ml* bona, 8 <loa polae, leecl k Malr. Loir calilc
3 “ uls ' ‘ r '""7, ls Mh fellmea. 6 alialU. 12 .nrtort'
ll'lfldnne, * Ilart; 6 tb a man pork, M da Dune. It ‘kU't
•on 4 an W Mil Iramu, lO bljei WaMln»sl7lS,“,
4 an CO bble om', Drier, M do do, Craig 4 «n 352 tS Ihut
; a!r^ B .!^ i, w W ‘ l ’ Dj " r ’ biugbici; 80 do /
,2 f° , bb “ D£J of* Llefutt Acm 2 cars nig metal, Uaflnian k t*,-
«PP'r*. Brnllb 4 Trimbkn GMg,?,7 t i
?.* n P bl *P l *"”*™.4 to;SObSSni
4 Tbcmu; 120 bbliHonr, Gardner ItVIT-. -
com, lUtcbcpek A U’Croary, 20 d« brooms, Colwell a
dez brooms, Jones A Coolsr; 8 bdl» paper, Graft to- 4 kn iw
load, Lee; 4 pkgs c aoed, Cartls; 33 sks oa?s. ? fcv*V_
lough A co; 7 bhi floor, Petaer, 2 cars wheat.
bbls floor, 801 l Act; 21 do do, llaymondlc do
Bualo, ICO do do. Oonnclly; 10 bblslutfor! lOOaa&Sfn* '*
23 rolls laalbor, 2 csrs sheep, 121 tts beef *
ksgs bo tier,7ft bdl* paper, 1« bbli'flmxr/sL bSi£ffsh? S
rtQßors, 6 kegs liquor, i by rcodx. 13 haV«Vrfi W • bt *
—
l.bd. fSrt, Ibx b ““ n> 12 •> bl ' beer, 2
19bbdaham*,2taoa, ! h. Wk. MM!'« bI *
do pom try, lbx dmlbbSlb?, l^? 011 *. 1 do i, O .
lud 13bbubnliar,s.hSifim *S 0k f> '
rather., 2 bg. do, 4 bbd* DdH'r h± l £?b? c ■»■>. 3Jo •
P bfbP, Iloir, 1 evercrothinJ bb 7*P'bam*. 1 grur, ,
J 3 tc* hams, H Kaa WfrJ ,‘6C»S bags giuaeng, lbx wsi *
bnlter^li b ng l^i ,^ b b.»bU^o l ,, k B ;*“7* d I ;
oat*, borrlngten; u bunhel*
co sharp, owners.' . ,dnitla am) hog*, 2 .
V 4 RS ,^“ ODO *‘ B **'««-
■issafftssa?- ■. hseKs&r.;.
Col*Bayard,JOiabstt* I nTi*** Brotnarme;
Kay ffestaQnefawatlj ‘ I Kllsohetb;:
. | BlTeiwfiig foet-Wlli^a