II II /I II .;;;e' PPINSTAIAN t • Trilsiixr.t,.gicitin. • • • O(.I3TAMACINA * . Urn:es - As Muer:taro. ; i1.C1,17311H/IiIII THE GAZETTE.I.S.VOCIATION,' . •‘, No. SEPlritt ergeggr, Pittsburgh. - • TtniNS: 141011N,INI)..EDITIOS. bT Mai, per Co •EltautitC, tort/ate, An. ; 8 tiCKlrtel by Carriers, MOILNLIII Or EVE:IWO. par week . • • • • ........ .... . : ITEHUS. 4trand Bala Afternoon At Central Park • , Ninth Ward I Cll4aredisclatiZPlteri, .?. 0 u.,.' - nt .( Veleel" . ; • -two be lendld prizes win &trailed: to the -..!oat'greeeftil and erttetietiltater. : Pirst. tislrztiti o l l oOatitrtistle44dy skater, r. l,o 7, 444 mizii . Bilverc , 4lAits. Senina Prl te = TOthomostimistli Gentleman -. skater,,il ettlesild - pair of" solid Gold Sleeve tfttliituf, 1115 N - MeNkibildOlz ittedizteresait'sjeur, 4 47 .. 414", Sti . iltel: itroet: '• - • - • . Coatcstant can order their names and re badgei uf) to 2% r N., at the Tick Odi.eidattioPark.' A portforird the lisejwill be pet itiipNNl condition oudieserved for tl :tonteidauts for the prize Adtuissionlo'lhe rarlr,Ze,i good:. - Chineaciloutteru Ctam ()ibex! novelties 16 preparatto attuoitneett in due Gino. the 1111natirtohA Aheerietiny Bald. klie Matta,. said - Aber petity, the great. English surgeon, to a eadarts• — inns4troidnFpattent, wholaclealled to consult tho'repty, clis Mii;brat Ond.' ilver Imo ant of ordar,: th at's with" 'DO yOu cal that rclithing setiouir , said Abernethy; t . pp. you, sir, that when th ese bib" organs - sic out-of ortleii . • as YOU call it, . there% not a square' ineh` Of the body that is -not athrttoe less diScased, nor -a drop of blood in it that to in condition. } cloth. baron be More trnEr, therefore it is of the very blithest importance to 1. - erop two stornaeh and lifer La a vigorous condition. If the one weal: -and the other irregular Lilts action, ittme-a ad : cohtiot them a:ltit Hos tetterii Cel6. stated istomatllt 'niters—the most genial re g .ctuble Itestorative. and Alternative that has ever been administered - is a cure for Dyspep .. -sin and Liver Disease. It is reebnutiOneod by . distinguished surgeons and physhiltuts of the United Mates Army, by oMeers of the army • and navy , „,* our that authors, by eminent". , (lerky . .., Ad, by thoutautda of_the Malt intelligent of elez y eleas; nit - an =equalled , 'protective against coldentie and =clarions di senses, awl as a perfectly inIaDOCM.S. but at the .same time. poweribl, intlgorunt and alters,' tire. Koatelter's 'Miters Ate boll 1t hoteSale and retail at Tory low rates Ylertilog's Dritz end PAtent Xedletne Depot, f 4 , Of BS.%rket street, corner of the Disruena, ell street. Fall anti Innter'Goails. 4 It swith great pleasure we call the attens 'ition of oar readers to the suliperb stock of Full ‘.• and Winter - Goods Just received hy/.1.r. John Weer, hierehant "Tailor, No. l"6 Federalstreet, Allegheity. Ills stock embraces some of the guest : beautiful Cloths, Caskmeres, Overcoat. :hags and Ycatinge ever brought to the western market:, Ills we' ortasent of Furnishing floods, =lml-slug Shirts,bittwers, Cob ra Neck Ties, ''..ilattillterehiellsolte.,•eannot be surpassed east ilk west— largo stock of ready made Pant , toats;;Fests and OVerooats, wilt also be found if kits estahltaltinent. - Peisonq In trait of any ", - thing in Uke . elpt.Na,ti line should. not tall to - ' 51r:Weier call. - - : ' Skating., In a Dental. Office. yoring - fearsubout. ftinrtison years of ago, ; • - fusing beeia enjoying the sport. of skating at ; Fig,k.i i . - .. itaude.a. to: be . _relieved of a _tretthleriome tooth, and so on his 'way hamo slopped:at E the , office of Dr. ,-Sill,.:on Penn street; whero he took the Nitrous Oilde Gas, the .trulhenoiromthined the pleasure of skating during the time the tooth - Was .belng eitrarted. Who will attempt to sag that dental: operation.s cannot bes attended 1 ; with pleasnce-1, The best proOf of. this fact is that. Di:OLIPS office, NC Penn street, crowd -1 .ed Oreridag with persons to have teeth ex,- ; i;fraced . nifderthe 11/Calmat proCe.sat'. • :The Vest.,Cou,,,•-hllemody ; Elabtrns. ! . ,Tlfere la no doubt about the fact that Or. X eyiier's Teetotal Cough syrup 11 ono of , Dr Tani(rem' ttlicifble nOugh = modlelneA now • offered to the public. Old cases of lung dis• ease, bronchial, and every variety of lung dis t 9 r, have Voldod to. its woudarful pOwers q sad wo thetellate Seel no , heeltatlon in reeete- Wiendfu4 our readers atonal:ly b, afgleted to .4 h 4 t:09 . , - .t 6 tir IL, . Sold at /40 Wood street. &Stet-Lip a; tie iirlixes4 in tho fairy tend every linlyrn:kybo a Princess Sweet tale etooses to %Ise the fragrance breath ! Pl2.*Soiodent. This rare essence -of in:tamer :'ablenrotaiiic herbs, removes every blemish 1- IYi from the teeth, giros a Mesh-rose tinge to the vturtsi and renders the: mouth he pure and t•-treils 10, an tatant. Arbonilidis W. Pitrry Co., -,- 2•raefiral Mite Beeler", and Dealers to Amerl i• elate el:carious mien.— Office at Alexan . " — '4 , 10 Looghlinos near the Water Works Pitts •!linigli, Pa. llesldenee, N 0.7.5 Pike street. Or ! . •erS, promptly attended to. All Work warrant nlneater woe!. 'Repairing done at the short . " r.:'• , rat notice. No charge forrepairs, provided the • is not tamed after it is put On. • " - " - Coriezirier 7obbfnk Shop. Tfarbia• - yetutaed after ate absence of three 'yearn /nth° nrmy, I hate re-opened my ',hop For all orirta of jobbing. 'in the 'carpenter line, t ike old eland,. Virglit Alloy, between timith ;. '"iejil street aOd Cherry Alloy. 'Orders solicited and 4/51.41:0/1:11frIldelf •-' pin acid any cotton goods, call and see stbek :hcforu you make your purchase, lYc haven good stock, and irfll sell some kinds -of goods at leas than the present New York lltenintuber, we use now In the north fourth and - 41..arket streets. C. irANSON /Ave & illTritt Redaction In Tare s FeinlayLukot st. Co's. They have reduced -the price Of their stock of Furs, and persons sranting a good and cheap set of-Fare, - would . S[lo well to give them a cull. Call early and get airs main, at l'io.lal,Fericraistreet,Altegtunly. .CounW jttercrtants Will Lind lull lines or prints, bleached and. - brown nheetlngsandshlrtlngs, Ilatutols„blank - •nts, ginghams, trekhlgs, canton flannels, bar. Xed ilLannels,pantstairs, nt Darker a Co.'s, fk Id:Maret @reit at niuch less than eastern • . . • . -prices. • • • Mein 11114,11apilelp. Good /rtrge all wool white Illankets, at Si O. i-'llarredykusnel at CO and CO cents, and all other In pripportlOn, at Dunlap, Luker & Co's., L'A; Federal treat, Allegheny. Dry GcK)dtt C whOle.9lli andlatalL Fulllineg of blea,...b. .cd and brown ebootlngo and '9llirtioff,l; printA, =nictitate; than caateht at,ltar ltyr C01a, ;9 iLirket street,. : " I Central Park, • • Waal, flooded last night. New ice thin !'day - arid evenlag. Chlarie Lantern Charatel '; Seta this etc., etc. Look out for the I:lpriZes for ltitir;tlr. Skaters. The Greed , trthat t. 4116 t, ttir'iooda at saikCr iallarket stre4t: Iretuember, the greatest box -, oath.» rver offered in tho city arc being sold ing ilinthtnes, 4 , 0(.41 but ?.anart. - time,' 'offered at, a dive4unt ,3rarranfed, by*. Simmer (.7v., 27 ialiept,-ritiokargii, PA. - Centre.*Park. _Ninth Ward; deeded list night. :New Ice Oafs ' , day and evening. Ctiinese . Aerri Ctuiedel lers this eventug, etc., etc. out for Ike teilatiatte Skitters. n °Met' Dliess dciodo, cheaper than y ou can - ;buy them in New York , ort tho northmit4 cor, ner Fourth it!nd 'Market itroots, to 010b0 them put. • V. itmtsos-Lovz It 8110. Pure Lit/noes ..Vor xnedleißo purpotei of all deperlptto7S, the be In . the elt9-150 :to Drt; tore, tio. St :Xurket street. Remember the phiee. ' For the Larimt. . . find nia,t coyoßlotonsgortment of Patent... Ne d In tho city, - tho lOWelit.,iatw, go to ilemlng , 4l)rng Store, No. 84. Market ntreet. .lli,inctobe - r the place.' . . ; . For Tone,* ',oars Of Inds-4.11e grolktes assortment . at low, FlexolnWs Drug Store, No. Kt 410.;t9t stmt., c member t.t? plat 9. • blankets and Thzutelß. • Vlltaandcoltavd, at yory , low prices, oa . the ai . ort beast cor4er of Eiaurtli and 31arkeit strop ts. . ..C...lLivaox Lora & Ilao orraln, The deptigie irtirrle k sold at wholesale lowdr pt Fleming'd Ding Skiit; tin= elscwb.ereih he' JLi`jllC.Pieet. • ~ Et GAZETTE ea At the thud closing out sale. Great bargains iarebeing . offered. The entire stock L 9 offered 'Srithout reservation, at Marker 6. Co.'s, 69 Mar. het street. eloping oat sale of arygeada at Markeek Cole 119 Market street. - Skates! Skate*? Skates ft! All varieties, at darnel Bowe's, No, 113W00,l l9asi7elea Soap Is nice—tty it.." Only thirty cents a cako Season Tjektis titer.* - at night Os Friday last Governor I,3 ioienlosi -! Mas 'eld lag from Knoxville toward Nashville in a trhin or ears. Allibut:twentymillos from Ithox vilic the ear Contafnihrthtit ktvernor has omit , irratcd from the is and thrown Tan! mimic. Tho Governor iced kis. left foot ankle hfulsed, hut was not otherwise injured. See efill of the party,lit thQ car were slightly • me , malignant rebel in suppohal to have t triltered wlth - Thettstrowit land -fastenings or tan car,. The Governor fijn the city lit Dotter l iraithibinaditrinkthesummet: • " trials= BegialtACatlattlic priest of St. Lon lc Iformerly orsChillleothc„ whn has the retertion Of haring, furnished information Of gut . rrillu moietnehts repeatedly to• one °Carers tiering the w ar„.and •is known on an uneondiiibmdly loyny .moo,has yoyasoCkbrorder of the Amt. bi 51,074-10 taketho oath meter the new (tonsil tutlOn, in,licted. lie was arrest - hit 'Friday. lire. U. Vineiek of - the South ern Iletlestiot Chinch in l'hillicothe r wan in . dieted-at the 1311.111 t, tutu, but biabseul MOM the errunty. Tux,retnaintier or the 77tlr Penns - ylVanin Regitaent eirtaitral Citteinna tl yester day plonking, Oct tit, strainer Enacrald, homes ward fund from TeVA, They liner been o n the road ever aliare•liee. I. There are but tree regiment , : of the tilt Corp, left. in Texas. 'filo - Pennsylvania boys Mee -uffereti severely ,front the noel lye:tiller, tool they ought o. haye some hot troffer, nod touerthing gnod to cat on arriving. Tnr 10F% by the burning of the PhOmic Poun dry in New - Albany, Indiana, ,in Saturlity, is estimated by the Lotper ofstliat city, at 0ver,?50,000. The Pre' caught front a . defective fine, I The patterns, valued atilii,Mo and insured for *ape, mere owned 1, the ew Albany- 'once Company. Thebuildin g recently owned by Mr. Thomas Phillips or Uncitinati, 'but had been sold u [thin to few "days tb the Jeffersonville liniiroad Con:many. Tnn Islinnesola Leghlathre met Monday morning:' thaverner Miller delivered hlst fare. WeLl'inesia„,..e. and G - Ireernor Marshall was In- Tbe latter say s Minn esota will not consent. to the pardon of the late rebel States, nor to the ndmiusion of their intent/era to Con gress, until, they shall secure the Uovernment agalitSt repetition of secession, and shall provide fur the security and freedom Of all pen under C 1.,, law. Tart great limn 'rod. of Call A` C r.l the Quat Billy, Paris Yranc4; ware totally Cie afroed by are on Saturday, Dmemborla- The total loAs la eattnintol at a million of dollara, and four thoueand workmen burebgen thrown out of etnployment. • ' A DAICGIMOrt, forgery on Matson & noes, Jowelera; has cOMO to light at Chicago. bone shrewd operator procured impress - lams from an original lithograph plate of check. used by the arm, filled theta out, road !snow circuhtting them. One for *1.50 WILY t0:13 . 3.21.2 on a Cleveland bunker, another for VD on a Utica, N.. Y. Bank. Bankers will do well to make u note of this. ' Ton Clevamd iferoki has iorther reports of the destructive tire at (Milton, on Thursday eight. There were twelve loromotives de stroyed. The lons of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad Company will not be us heavy as at first supposed, as ono or two of the engines were not damaged to the extent at ..firot reported. AT tbeldohdor the weak in Chicago nOyerAl diaastrous drrnbruro occurred,- involving the loss ofproperty in the aggregate to fatly 6100,a00. "The buildings destroyed are mostly fr a me She , the first iloors_being used, for stores, and the upper stories for the occupa tion of families. Tun Erie and 'Pittsburgh Railroad held a meeting Monday forenoon for the choice of Officers for the ensuing year The Ikiard elected stand as follows President, William Iu Scott; Directors, .fohn F. Teney, Milton • flourtwright, James Pierce, John P. Vincent, Jbhn Beam, John 11. Walker. 'Tun Directors of the Oil Creek Road met on Monday, for the purpose of choosing their of ficers fur the emoting year. Tit, election re sulted to the choler of S. W. Steward, Esq., of Corry, for President, and harry- Switzer, Su perintendent. NEWS under date of Jan- sth, respecting the it section on the Great Western Railway, states that the whole of Enniskillen is now a , copied ns, genuine oil territory. Capitalists are ohms& to test the district---bring tech sati*e. ned with tnllleatlons--and some tenor twe r tra engines areOD toMarl:mint. et ic mw tut tstrrsiblY otratlfaTay ar rested by the fudiect:of L:ast - St Louis upon whom was. found: dome 1ai,003 to .00unlerfe it gte.:nback,e. Illo Pkn w ts_aPPtirenti/ c r i" . eat, open um origin p Lek, ea none n Cho bent judges of the genuine whiff deteet.its Lola will be turned over to the Coitc:d States authorities. TnE Indiana DemOeralle Committee me nti Mondwynt ludianapoll, and called a Stilts Convention to meet on the 15th of March. No Party change of trout toe portended. A - rrr.rnstc erplo,ion of minsoccurred In it fruit boo .c turnnston on 3Lorsiny. The /on teal reach. idouOC,, Kantas I .egbdaturc—tiovernorN :Vlessage. LAWRENCE, EA :lAA., 'tannery S.—The Kan Dal Legislature v. ill meet. at Topeka losrlay. Gov. the.4age reeopaiunutl4 the remoi - n1 of the various tuition tribes from the State to the Indian Territory, and that patents he is sued to those having settled homes, thereby emtliling thew to dispose of their lantbf if they tlesire, mid to move, with others, owl if not 11101 their land 11/01 , 7 be held subject to taxa tion like that of other settlers. The establishment of a Bureau of Immigra tion and Organization hi the new eountrie, west of the fifteenth meridian is recommend ed, and the Federal Government Is urged to extend the su rve VS to that point nt.the earliest possible time. The policy of selling the above mentioned lands is advLsed, urging that PA. present immigration IN, an., nil, entitled to thi( i'eneilt,of these land,. The Governor also urges the importance of am3taining the Fed administraf ton in every good and lauda ble effort to present e the amino',, dignity, and - maintain It-. honor. iVicLiam Fur.rms.r Informal Harlin,: of tbo House of Rep renentallt,ro. iv•r.ntsfire,.. Jan. O.—A u Informal eeting of then,,nt her. of the HO.n of ilepre.enta es..wa9 held fu the Dal I yes Corday afternoon immediately after theadjourntnent, Mr. :Urn rill, of Vermont, In the Chair, nod Mr. Green Clay Smith Secretary. Ott motion of Mr. Thaddenv Stevere,, a Corn mitten of !Pre was appointed to prepare - uttony of the feeling:rot the mein berm, relative to the death of Henry IVlnter Davin. She Chair apphinted Meinvir Stevens, of Pennsylvania, Jame!. A. Garfield, of Ohlo, llonr-e T. Muir, of Mis.souri, James Drooki, of New York, and Soo. L. Dawson; of Pennsylva -2110. The meeting adjourned to eon ye [he again on Monday next, itttmedtatel) after 'the ad journment of the If otbe.. From ... I;eorsla—N „c^mna in_ the Chain - Mi ; ill9lU - 17 - Or Frec,imen. Nthv Tortx,JannuiT n.—The steamer neuter from Savannah on the ith ban a trivial. The Savannah Ifr rufd state* t hat Judge liar. dept halt been ,pardoned by the President and Min resumed business there. The Savannah canal lute been repalrod yagrant convict negroes are put into the chain gang aad made to clean the strinit, Sc oral sqm , itoil planing WIN arc being erected in the vicinity of Savannah. The agent of the Freedmen's Bureau at .11a. con is taxing the Census of negroci., stud. send- L og o the ris ian trc eLnif e i c tio .. ycil to sections where their Orders have,been received at Savantiali proceed with the trial of lien. 3fereer. New York Stock a • • Honey Pkiskok 3iEle Yoag. Jan. o.—Money steady t at per cent. Sterling dal] and declining. rit10%.74.09. Geld irregular and unsettled—opening at 13414, detaining to idaai. and , elosingat 1.13 y,. Gov ernments heavy and tr.a3l per cent. - lowgr. freights don and droOping. STOCKS—SI,PAd7tUt-lefealq 8i1ce..901 registe,d, .16{%; Sizes of Int I.,Oupons, 103%; U. 8. Sixes of Ykve , Ttrenty Coupons or S.. Sixes or Ylve Twenty Gotxlns . of 1663, 101;4; SCTell Thirties 24 series, Psze, Tbirrice,:kl series, 00; . 01do and Misql. slppf Certificates, hew York Central, tC Erfe,oo%. Hudson River, 106; 1111no13 Cent - nd, ,lbSlzi Chicago, Ilarlingten and Quine.v 1 . 13 5 Elefildand and PittsbOrgh, 19%; ,North West ern, 3 . 111; Isorth . Westarn preferred, sri'; hock . ,Lstkad, loo %;.YOrt...WAY C. o*.i. Col. Sweeny •Dlehotternbly Dlemlemed from the Regular Army. WA NIIINOTOII,,JBII. 9.—Wa a 1181,1 a rims, ADJUTANT GISNICRAL`I3 Ol7lCl4—Speriql Ordre, No. 6.59.—8 y direction of the Prealdeut Maj. Thomas W. Sweeny, lath United . States Infan try, nod Brevet colonel to the United States Army Is hereby illambee.d the serviee of the United States, for absence without leave.. Byzirder of the Secretary of War, • (Signed.) -K. D. Towsstsn, AestnPrtt AaJtitant General. • Meeting. of Coleret r l . Capita l ists—The Chem Ten amens. NzW•roati, Jan. 9.—Thol , American Foreign Joint Stock Comp:my, as a••sociatlon of colored capitalists,'held As/tam:al meeting last night at Kope Chapel. The attCndauce was large. The audience, consisted of both white and cot. ored persons. Rev. .ella ertidilMiyered the annual address. .. At the. Chess' tournament estcrilay Captain McKenzie won the drat gam • in the first class, after a spirited contest...of three and a half pours duration. Ills opponent was Ur. Stan- State of the Weather VW Yang, Jan. 9r-Telegrams give the state 01 the weather this morning; at varlotel P lases as fullest: Cineinnatt it de above zero; Unities, 6 • , Portland, Maine, It; Beaton, 9; Ph ll adelphia,B;Springneld, 9; Washhiton, f 3; In Now Yore city,. at IC, it was iu degrees above taro. - . • Prize righter , * Benefit. New Your., Jan-S.—Lunt evening, the friend,, and .upporters of Jame. Kerrigan, who in el.- peered Ito fightrdorris Phtion, in the ring, on Allnialtilnety for ono thousand dellent, gave him a beaallt at 44 Bowery, which wet newer entry: nOcndcd._ HE . pi - Tirsßu /® i P Y.x, v • r s. - I 1 VOLUME LXXX:---No. 8. BY LAST _5[G3 MA.41..3 VERY LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Our Special Dispatches NEW MIMI PARTIES. Mr, Tartlets Supports the President. musma OUT ORDER REVOKED. Rebel Incendiaries in Virginia. INTERNAL REVENCE RF.CELPTS Tii enty-nine Reconstruction SpeerW. 0131 ER 7.41'511111"; Oil GENIRits OF Oil IfERS , Siverml piapatth L in the Pittgbargli dar...tte . • .• NCtottnlto-.0;c1,.Ta is 4;.; Ri=o==!sll Tito mOcement for the mminiantion of a new party, of which eertain newspapers have been prophesying, wan made in the House to day by Mr. D. W. Voorhees, of Indiana, who inlzmigeed a resolution indorsing the bre-1- Merit's Malting , coo of Ids old- fashioned speeches against at. J no. A. /thag.hant - replied self °Poe t One emateiteefitOknd mwoutrollable applause both on the floor' and in the gallery, that in which he said that If the rellisiOu Should come hetween the Unionists and the President which the gentlemen ironed to nntlelpate, and the President should he left with no sums - frier. save ouch men 114 met-with Mr. Voorhees id Chicago to pronounce the war a failure, than oil ho had to say was, Cod help the President and auve the Republic. Nearly the full Union, strength Voted to refer thai resolution to the 'teconstruetlon Comnaittoe. • AR,Tell art. sane nifron:m. Tile order recinitiy I,ened ordering the tntbi. - . tering out of the troops on duty to Virginia, was to,dety revoked by the Secretory of War Similar orders, it le . underitood, , rlll b“ued In regitrd' to trooliv In the other Southern Metes. Tint C . O3OI7PRAIti. organ AL or Twr cv,r Is having prepared* statement showing the' quantity and price of every article purohnsed by the Subsistence Department, from the ginning to the end of the rebellion• AUXWMATIVr. OP nnTwarn CAu, rolleetor Grannbis, of ete:reinnal, is anion; the engem °dicers nom here in rtr.lllthtfoll With the Conrml•wtoncr of Customs, retatlvi to the pronohed amendments to the RC,I law for the prevention of smuggling on the Northern frontier. The ealloetor, held •not . her consultation with Kr. /lament to-day • . f gr.OLOS OLSEISAL WOO.. et Brlg - taller tirnpral r.. C. Woad,. lot surgoort General at Loulvy 1114 , , lien ‘neky, luta bean amsigned to duty at F..ri t.I (MIL NIANTOrt, Rhode Nand. VIZTIPO2”N'A t.citoor.. A report recetred at the Freedmen's Bureau to.lay shows that in Missouri there are in operation nineteen colored schools, with twen ty-three tear/herr and tbill.COn hundred and forty-nincseholar.s. lu Arkansas !there are thirteen schools, with screntecn teachers and fourtectihrundrod and seventy-eight scholars. WEVIENCE rb.IMON. The See.retary of the Trea s ury 6na derided that canal boats dilly enrolled and Ileen,ed, on shtell tonnage ham' beee paid, ore not liable to the Internal Revenue tax. An stlempt was made,. tow Joys ego, h, th• reeonstructesl rebels, In Forgo', roue tr, to btratiosna the realgentle of Air,. Dtson, widower Paymaster Dixon, of our army, Who was recently shot, and killed, in the street. of Alexandria, by a returned rebel tinker an anuityittonariOte was sent tOlSlrs.pixon, warn thatif stie persisted remaining In the county, her house would be burned over her bead, and she and her ehildren are now la. Washington, exile., from tiled home, 0110 ELCZITT. 'GOY INTLaNAL ntrus.r.t. To-day, were sores hundred and t went thousand dollars . The receipt., from .lily Lst up till date are one hundred and eighty-eel-en millions tire hundred tiMusand donors. The Comthissioner to emlßtletil (het the receipt. will reach three hundred million. for the fie aJ ) ear. The distilleries are beglanlnz to La; heard from. 111 :( 0 1.67171 - CTJON Twenty-nine numeto are now on the Speak er's 2151 foram:eche' on reconstruction In t 'ona mlttee of the Whole, and three or four are added for every one that boo yet come "tr. Cot. Deming, of Connecticut, has the floor for t,- morrow. Ife will take strong ground in fa COT of Congreatdoual power In the prrm toes, and a ill heartily unite with the Preultlent mantling irrei ersible guarantee. for t he frrurtlnten. O[?Cllwne MCATIiCED On . . Wan DerAnraxsr . it ,,e 0 c .l c . T m t i i: ;{ . 1 4 h l . 1 r i a. [General Ord , r. No. 11 I. The following Major Generals:and !legit dies Generals of volunteer, are hereby honor, 1113 mustered out of the eery. Ire of the De mime., to date teem January Is, eteept three serving in the State of Texas, whose muter out will a _to from February Int, Major Generals David Hunter, William o, Itobeeranx, John G. Parke, Gordon Granger George Sykee, David S. Stanley, Alfred Pleas anion, Andrew J. Smith, Grenville U. Dodge John Gibbon, Peterl. Ootorhaus , J o .. A . m ow or, George Crook, Godfrey Ireltrell, Wm. D. Heron, Wesley Merritt, Charles Li ri atn.G eorg „ A . Custer, Wm. if. Emory, Robt. h. potter, Giles A. Smith. Itree°Major-Generale, Orlando, 11. tiller.. Iletary W. Benham, William F. Barry, John 4: Bernard, James N. Palmer, John P. Hatch. Richard W. Johnson, Zealous B. Tower, John W. Da., bison, Eugene A. Corr, Rufus Sattoo, Charles Devens, Samuel W. Crawford, Job, W. Geary, John C. Caldwell, Samuel P. Carter, Washington Elliot, A. P Howe, Benjamin S. Roberts. August WRlloh, John H. King Robert A. Tyler, Otto Turbet, Micheal K. Law ler, James Barnet,, Samuel Beatty, Hugh Ew ing; Ilenry 11. Sibley, Joseph J. Bartlett, John P. Ilawkiiie, Benjamin H. Griereen, Alexander S. Webb, John It Sandoz°, Thomas Smith, Bunning F. Foree.Augustos L. Chilron, Phil/lp E. De Trobriand, Christopher C. Andrews, 'Ed ward B. McCook, Edward Hatch, August Kautz, John F. Hartranft, Samuel S. Carroll. Charles J. Paine, Joseph .t Cooper, Charles C. Waleutt, Ell Long, Thomas W. Egan,Joseph E. Haark7, Thomas C. Deoln, Altral Glbbe, Ron ald S. /tfaekenzie, Thomas J. Lucas, Cyr-u Ilamlia, N. N. Curtis, Richard H. Jackson; Willem Brigadier Geherals Alpheus S. Williams, Joo Newton Alblnachorpf, Robert D. Mitchell, Hen ry W. Wessel's,. William Hays, Israel Vogdts; Lewis C. Hunt, Wm. Dwight, Jobs D. Steven -1•013, Phobias C.D. Smith, Charles L. Campbell, Edward A. Wild, Gustavus A. Derussy, Win. D. Whipple, Jasper A. Maltby, Seldin Conner,. Marlin D. Baran, James D. Pessenden, Isaac 11. Durall; John. Edwards, James R.' Slacke George L. Beta,- Benny George Thomas- Patts, Curies J. atalbriid, L. C: Baker, James P. Bristdn, Joseph IL Potter, James )L Warner, Other Edwards, Joseph E . ' Duublin, James W.Sprsylb, Charles /I. Mor &Tr, William T. Clark, William B. Woods, Robert P. Patterson, Americus' v. wa s , W. IL rellrObt; Pnpscis T. fibermati,Wiltlam Gam ble, C.R. Vourieb, William D. l lllsbats, gaze 11. Gbristler, 2. Leave of absence for thirty dnyo from date of mantes to hereby grunted to all oincors of the regular army going eutpf,theFoluntoer centre under thin order at the expiration of which time they will report fordoty with their reilmints Or to their chief ofeorpx of the Department.. a. All ortlcene-beloniano to the personal me if of thogeneral °Meer,' above named, will im mcdiatcl.7 retrirh to their *PPronclate bolcmyring to the Itegular _Army or Volun teer (erect; etlil retained in tn. service; all others 'Will 'be honorably dlecluarged, to date from the tktne of mutter out of the °fa_ eCre with whom they may beAmr.ving. 4. (Minna; commanding military diN Wens will report without delay to the Adju s ts nt, G ee . end of the prmy, the nurnee of all General °M core of their commands not included in the above order, whose service eau be dispeueed without dctrinacot .1.0 the ecru Ice. By order of the i're,itlent of the United State,' E. D. Towsar4rD, :7; • 4441.11110 4,Art --- PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDA.Y. JANUARY To. 1366. INTERESTING FllOll WASHINGTON. Fractional Currency Nearly Ready 1111 1101 cal an mon . _ Smuggling On the Frontier - . . ft . MTESTED MEIDtirION CASE The Uoti4ni3 Criminal. Kd:Lstanuo AMOUNT', Op Pinr.er nio.firte' PAID. IME=I • lira Sons, Jantsry9.—Tho 74ales , Washing , ton .Teclal earn Milt It 131M1011 of dollars of the no ci , nt tractiorial conenny refill be ready for dlstrlbtition next scoot, Thn funeral of tkocral ll&nicer took Place rt . dt . ttlar.. . . . , Owing to 'the nbitetteo of orie of the Judges ye,tortley the trial of Geo. taker was imit poned MI to-morrow. The Tribune's rilutunglon peclalsa,ys: The Secretary of the Treasury is continually in re ectpt of conaniunlentlons from purchasers of European chttle staking for permisflon to im port them to this cods - dry, but ho invariable rofosea. Such permission would be iri direct v Solution of the law. - A large number of Cultist States Revenue nth,. vs met ut tho on:leo of the Commissioner of Customs at Washluton yes/en/ay; to de/lb hnitt: us to the best method Of proventing smuggling on the frontier. A. largo number of colliset ors from the Canada froutler were • The Erdted States Consul at Havre under date of Det'ember leth, informs the Depar tment of State that there have been but eight cases of cholera in that city. • Elijah Purdy, of this city, died last night at it o'clock. The World', Washington.dispatch says: Jas. D. Mcßride, who assitultivi General. Sol. Mere doh at that city, on the 17th of last. August, was eonvicted of assault and battery In the criminal court Of that city yesterday. The Tribune's Washingron dispatch says: The evidence cubmitted before the Committee' nu Contested Elections, in the Dodge Brooks **use, bits been sent to the printer, and will Fume be givetk to the public. The Secretary of the interior has caused a out with a view to equalise the distribution of clerkships 143011,7 the COugreasional districts Mahe varioullStates.• • Tho Treasury Department is preparing filates for 4 new' issue of f motif:mat currency, •of fifty, tivrtity-tive and , ' kln cents; The de sign will be entirely original, and the plates NI ill be nearlk oral to form. The Times' Washington dispateit oars efforts are being made here teethe pardon oriolomon Kohnstamm, • the notorious Criminal who was ~ .nlehootl by Judge Nelso_a , to ten ,years prisetuncnt in Sing Sing Kohnstamm was in- Ilesforty-eight indictments by the Grand' Jury, and convicted on the first, and only ono tried. A eiviienitis new pending against Kohn 'datum,* est.al.elor tibinat a ;muter of million of dollars, that It la alleged be obtained hum • tEe government by fraud. From their knt'l , l contplielty with this erirn nd, two disbursing officer, committed sui cide, viz Capt. Ellwood, who cut his throat, mut Capt. T. S. 1-arrusl, who, after making a written confeusion of his guilt, drowned him self. The Attorney General some time since reported adversely upon Kohustamm's appll• cation for pardon. The lknalcr • Washington special 'tale, that a Provost Mondani, recently 'dtaloned in corroborulus recent aoeounts of a de,iro of the Inhabitant...abut soldiers now being taus teted oat of Service take up their residence among them. HP represents the . condition of the'l•Unte as (inlet and orderly as before the ar, and general gond feeling - exists between the soldiers and Inhabitants, Theira<ltingtnnspecial says that during the rebellion, our GOVerililinni has paid OarJ:v o Z.PriZe money . The business in this branch of the 3d Auditors' oillee has Is•en kept np so promptly that now prizes are paid with-. In n week after the presentation of tile pot!. lion, therefore, In the months of November and December last, twenty-six prize east, rrosthipoisethof. - - e.'d;eneral who served U 3 1 ,11, fi,1101 . 81 Sherman, Dlude a proposlUon, to the Uor erstment to take off its hands the entire matter of land transpOrtution of the army An Teens, to furnish his own mules, &e., aml clothe whole thing for a less number of dollar, in gr,s`o hark., than It has heretofore cost the Govern. mint an gold dollars. EX-SENATOR MEE'S POSITION The Reciprocity Question in-Canada 1M01;,.‘ nF fLIIII noifllllll. , 11 wtx , J4ll. U. -.lliol-144 raper. ==ffl VieW. ey to the proper coarse to be pursales by the isoopleot the State, and advbang the the awnote., b In•trueted to propose a amendment to ,the Federal( Conitttution, de elating that no state ran itocate or .W7voty Ito relAtions with the Union, except the qatne ntt.ntlol by the cement of 0:v0.411101, 4.f both 'loom, 01 Lougee... a n d rntifled by the Legi..lat orb. of Iwo third. of the I.t. ten. .1 til.patch from trasltintrttal Says all the re tart. of "eeretnry ct anion COntelnplntelt res ignation boob] Oet , m to be untrue, a. Mr. limn to/.'r, arrangement., for reception,. for the Ilio ner hen e liven Made to. omit!. The 0000 . 111, I[llll.ll /0031 54,10001,, Stanton hav ittnt..l,that the order mustering nut officer- , of the army -1,00• eer. 1. ea are no longer want.4.l will be prom almtted no longer. A letter from Ottawa, Cartmla, nays that the Government organ, . ante that 11011. George Ilrox n revtgnoti beettm.e hl. eolleaguos would of adopt 11 retaliatory the teguin.t the twi n 01 Mutes and Compel the reatiult.tlott of the reMprOelty trnif7- The 1411110 totter says that the long of free trade w ith the (trailed elute. loot ea.:t 0 gloom the !amber and produce tnote nun there it much •nuiety' for the market to replace the 1014. The Vela:tn. in thlo city have cantor. tit. ho tflit4•r tinvg colnlnemeasel in Ireland, cm that the Irt•L HereVittOriOUS in the first tin Ihe steamer Canada has arrived at Halifax. She does not bring any war-like news. A report mys a banking house In this city reeched a dispatch from Ireland, stating that u force of constabulary wont to IV point near Killarney county to au rem the Fenian drill ing parties. The constabulary were repulsed, but being reinforced by two companies of mili tary, milled. The Icetaluns, meanwhile, were also reinforced, and again repulsed the as sailants. There is possibly some truth in the story, It., eireumetantinlity being in Ito favor. The /Aro/Ifs Toronto special says: Holliday (I:n., distillers of liarklatal, art! being trio.] tried on charge of math/Sling the Goveniment to the amount of n hundred and eighty thou sand dollars, by smuggling whisky into the United States. A large fire occurred in satins last night. father Tolller, Superior of the Jesuit order in America, and formerly of New York, died at. Montreal on Sunday. The cattle plagyie regulation Is ao far moth.. fled that horses, Moles and use, are nowimr mill ed to crow, the border into the Coked States at Ogdensburg. The Lander states that great dlauatiefsetion exists among the Volunteers, owing Co the meatiness of the liovernmeut in neglecting to clothe them. LATEST EUROPEAN ADVICES Correspondence between Minister Ad azos and Earl Clarendon. STATE OF THE FOREIGN MARKETS ILI4.IVAX, Jon. 9.—The Canada, from Liver pool on the VA, and Queenstown on the 24th, bas arrteed here, Iler dates are tau days, later. Lircrpant; Der, 21— Reenfad•-- , The Stock Ex. change and all the marketware etosed, this tag Clime:max time. _The correspondence between Mr. Adams and Clarendon was published to.day. Nowa. Mons and occupica den columns in the Lon don mer. Included in the correspondence, is the cog .gestion of Mr. Adams, that when tho Shemin doab arrived in Liverpool the British Govern merit abetdd take soma action against the crow. Lord Clareadoureplles that More woe nothing to justify pay nctiOn unless against inch of the.crew at might be British subjects, and he says the naval °facer at Liverpool was fully satisfied that the crew were all foreign ers, and that there were none Known to bo British subjects on board, A Fenian brother named Barr, convicted at Dublin, ban bean removed to Dartmoor Prison. The folliwelng shows the closing tone of the markets on Friday. Manchester firmer for goods and yarns, with an advancing tendency. Litrpool.—Breadatuffa hand a downward tendency. Provisions qu still declining. London—Pridop.—Console chilled at 879‘te5714 for money. U. B. grog 06f/466941 Cen tral Shares, 0 21.1efitt Brie Snares, 58 ,40 5 9 Y.,.. The London tiloW highly eulogliat Cionoral Grunt's official report, and it liar" It is a very able, clear and atriklngly mOdestitlocrunent, frankly admitting failures and tosses, mad do ing full justice to bit opponents. At Cork; on the 41st December, Charles Un derwood O'Cooneljwaa found guilty of tre-1. arm and felony. fie was sentoneed to ten years penal servitude, and after being sentenced, ex pressed tho earriesthopo that there would he an exchange of pritoncra before the sentence ' expired. Firs at Chicago. • Com Lao, Jannery9.—The Clarendon iloll4o and the build le g edi Oiling, °Coupled by kolfg 'Bros.'s, dealers in groceileshnd provis ions, sera destroyed by fire this morning . aeldillkoirsElosa In building and stock In . 9W. Inf urcd for }: 9,000, zwil wyous $lOO,. WO. OLESSAGE .FROM THE Cumpthat 41c Metitaa Eglcas-1 Tresarrar . ,os, Jun. o.—The following mes sage was received in the House today : ,To fAe tyw PepresenicitieCs 1. . ' •_ , . In °Oiarsllasnee with the resoliitlea 'of I the ffsituie' of . Ilopreschtatlyes of the lath .ult., questln4.infornieltion In regard to the rte Pill takin by ..tho So-called Emperor of 110'100,6r lit an Ettrozrpower to obtain twin The ted-fitateSA rooognitioa - of .the au-Called EEO- Pirklbt facile° and What aetCsithaS been ta ken la the premises by the Government of the rutted SiOtes, I traaimit n report frihm 'the Acting Seerelarfof State, and the pipers by which it was acetempattled. ISlgned] Asonv 'Tension 1 waannormr, Jam _The first of these papers communication from Senor Arroyo to Mr. Corwin; dated March 9Q, 1863 in which he expreoscs et desire to see Mr. Seward extra, Officially and to-ascertain whether the recognition of our consul can be obtained, because of embarrannmentst which exists in conseqrlonee of his non-habitation, in Mexico. The exercise of these.. fune- Hens hat been Continued .without embarass trwont toile AMerican consUlti and stating that the Geventment, which Was thht of Don Renito Juarez,: does not exist either de facto or de Jere. A maim Mundt:an by Sir. Seward notes that the Marquis de Montholon, on the 17th of July, MINI at the Department of State saying that a speetal agent had arrival! from Mexico bear- Ing a letter from Maximilian to the President of the Bnited States, with patters making cer tain explanations relative to the transactions the TIM GMntio ' upon which the United States Government ha d made opresentations to the IM_porial Government of Yrance. • The Secretary, on the leth, after a confer once with the President, returned the letter to atonthabon saying the Milted States was In friendly COMMILIIICatiOn with the republican Government of Mexico, and, therefore, that toeholdth Prident declined to receive the letter or interoeurse with the agent who brought It. On August Ist Minister romero informs Acting Secretary Hunter that San Luis Arro- • n- assumed to art as commercial agent In New York without an excavatur or other re cognition by the rutted States Government, and asks whether the Government recognizes the right of Maximilian to Make ouch appoint ment, orwhethe_r, as he believes io Mtge this government only eves In the republic of Mex tee a war between lt.and Yr-met without re- cOgnizing Maximilian even as a governinent . do facto. The change, Ito Intimates, may seem to show • that the Govorantent of the United States ro eognizen the French intervention Mexico Mr. Seward replies, August 9th, that no lawn the United States prevents a person from ad vertising himself as consul, but that this Gov 'etnifderit,- ha Mt ft* oftleial correapoudence, has recognized no .other government In Mexico eXtept that of Juarez, and assures him that snob utmihmerelal agent tan perform no con sular act relating to the adaira of his country men. _ . TOprohlblt him from atteSting inyoloca and Manifesto, soya the Secretary, would be tante mtruitt tom interdiction of trade between the United Stutett and those Mexican port,, which are not la the ptaston of the republican. goy ertunent of that country. The. Consuls Of the United States In aftedeo, who, have thetr.exo-; quatur from that 6mvenien Onl' them- selves discharge the duti m es as t; comm y ercial agents In the porta which are not under the control of tbogevernMent, in respects like these width the person, Arroy in the fame say, and to the same extent, Moires to do in New York lu respect to said ports. senor Romero, ou thel7th, eompini that les e ens, er in given to Ms uiries, and nett - lies Mr. toward that lie bas an In b q mitted the rorre-pondenec to liis Government and will wait for Instructions, of which counaunleatket Mr. Seward makes a formal acknowledgment, without further esplauatium On November Gth the Secretary of State rot dresses Minister Bigelow, and -represents that the presence told operations of rrenett artily In Mexits, anti its maintelnance of an authori ty there, Is a canoe- of ineriuint concern to us. Nevertheless the °Welton ofthe United Slates is still broader, and includrs the authority. It self. which the. French army is thus malutein leg, that authority IC 11l dlreet tottormasm to the policy of this tiovernmeut, and the priu eipie On whirl, it I. COIIII4IOII. Seery days experience of itsoperationn only adds some new confirmation Of the Jostle.' of the views which this Government ex pressed at the time the attempt to In stitute that authority first became known. The rotted Staten have hitherto Martired the utmost Dentate. on that nehJeet, They 'still regard the attempt to catablish reruns neatly a !melee and Imperint Governmeut In Men-ito is 'Unallowable and imprnethable for various reasons. They could not non - egrets to trompromise the position thy have heretofere assumed. Thy are not prepared to recognize or to pledge therunelves hereafter to romp:nixs any petit-teal instltutlens to Menlo,,, w hleli in opposition tea repubiteau form of Meta l with Which u 0 have •ex long ami t y and 1f1111011111711,1 relations of amity and • ilesayaln closing. that It Is hardly necessa ry to sav that we should not be_ dwelling so earnestki. unoh this brunch of poittwal Oda. tinny, If it had not been oar cons. let ion that I pose rmatlons at the prest,it moment num, - cede those of C.IIII.IIfri, In the mmilecratlen et the American lump*. Me. Bigelow, Under Snit . at NOV rep,Nte reading a dispatch of •Mr ...ward's to lir INOCOM L'lltzyn, lop !awaked 1,1. thoul, he felt obliged So say that he .terired , neither pleasure nor stalsfsetiou from to onateutn. Mr.l4oUar.l, on ININMber I , :th. sari it I , the l'lt , ltient`NlMepo'N that /1 . 11111 , ,,11.,11,1 rs spset fully inform.' otom too Ftr.o• that the United Shoes earnestly 111'.1, 1 t, cultivate sincere friendship t. to t end, that this policy would be brounht into luvadnentp-opard• rennet,. eohla deem 't consistent with her interest and honor to taint Com i.e proseeution of arund lotion la alivilon. to riverthrow the dem,st , •olhilean government exist Mg iliereand to Ilf,ll upon • . Mit r, Mich I Whit, Ali. µ..fl :Metl4ll.l to he iyinnlialted ilk he the capital of tha totted State,. • n ill nm reeo,- ; Mee Haziwli inn , et en• if the Freud, troey., alionld be withdrawn fro nt 3iesteo. The paper* wilmatttc.l imlusle u confidential letter from M. tirmuyn 1...11nye, to Manioc, Monthsoom dated Perla, october say ing that he had reneged a...Nur:tn., of the atrong deelre of the Freneh Government. to St VriancesthClraw 'Muhl allow its auxilia It: The Vretichry corps as Kale a+ Govern eirclitti. - meat had been ready to adopt, without a trio-' merit'. delay, the lauds of an tinslcrstandlim with the Govenunent of Washington. - What lt staked oft e United Stet .Wee to be momred that it L. net their intention to iimasle the emomildittion of the new ..nler of thlnw• wand in Mourn, and the 'cat guaranty the French Government CIIIIIEI would. , be the recognition of the Elm peror :Maximilian by the Federal Government Secretary Moran!, under date of December 6,1165 titem a letter to Menials De Month. IleIon: ,'nos On review of nil the Met, the President is . t.,•ratifled With the a...manceou give of the Lutperor'a good dlapoalt lon lre= ar et, however, to he obliged to ca, the , Otl , ll- 11./OZI which tin Etnifernr presents l , 00 o• 13131,h crews to be Impracticable. DLSTRIATITE FIRE IN ti. 11411111,1, Tito Perion. Burnett to Deal ONE BODY EXHUMED FROM THE RUINS A. , 1•111.E., Jar.. 9.—.1 gtevtruetive Cr,- broke out at one o'clock this morning, to the Whole sale house of Cook, Moore d Co,ba the pub llr sOwtre, entirely destroying the building. The liquor house Of It. G. Page, was also destroyed with the entire contents. The intenaaticand Hotel was Several (hues on tire, but was finally put out. Thu interior was bad ly damaged by the water. Severtd adjacent houses are mare, or to,, In. Jared by fire and water. The eorkgsgration raged until 4 A. a., when Its progrtrJs was stopped. Several houses were bunted. A rumor Is in circulation that Messrs. Cooke and Moore were burned to death to thelrators, as neither have been seen. Veers are 'enter tained that they perished. The origin of the are over la notoo3. known. The 10Ss la supposed to be LATER.—Thefbody of Charles A. Moore was exhummi (nom the ruins of the warehouse this morning. But one life was lost. Both Cooke, Moore & Co., and B. U. l'age lost heavily. • Fruit Holies 4 . llllNrarta. ornad—Governer COl.lll ctscrsnsrf, Jan. 9.—The fruit house of Cald well. brothers, 1t Smalley, Covington, Ken tucky, was partiallydestroyed, _yesterday, by the explosion of MIS. foss to buildings and contents, .40 1 000. Governor Cox's Inaugural address, Is limbed to a declaration of the general principles that; govern affairs, and to a statement on he poli tical prOblem to be warkod out, but does not lay down specific measures for aceomplishiug that Object. IleSays thOono great doctrine which hits been sett/ea by the war is, that the national Union cannot to destroyed by the action of any of the States composing It, but , its cOntinuance, Stn Modification or • its dissolution shell be do. termined by tho whole people acting as ono nation under the forms of the Federal Consti tution, and shows, the absurdity of raising the question already' nettled by the high arbitra ment of the nation, and putting it In jeopardy before atrial by jury. 'rho Governor concludes by saying ,The late war has brought great burdens tlf/011ourStAte, but Its prospects has boon such that they Amin the public borne without impoverishing or straining' the public) resources. Ohio, thu firstborn of the ordinanco of UV, has been 'true' to the princfPlea of that ( treat act of statesmanship. which dedicated the great northwestern ter. liter, to freedom and free labor, and now more than ever before is realizing Lao benefits of the wisdom which launched her upon a ca reer of tmexampliel growth, under the ans. plccs Of religion, Intellfgerele and, freedom. genial Coatirressi—Buiglars lientensed— , f.gaiths Ikons Cold. Nrielroax, Jan. ti.—Tito r :Ilan Congress re solved Itself Into a court-inartinito.day to :try the seceding senators, after the presiding nal. ver having refused toentertain a emotion to expel them for,contempt in not appearing to answer the charges against them. Judge Weisell today sentenced two.burglars to ilftece Years each tn the state prison. Several cases of death trim freezing r tn this city and vicinity, arc reported as having oc curred yesterday and last night. Alt - the ves sels arrlvingtet.l. t heavy weather and nanny crc , F,..lllllY fr_oll•fwittn, X XIbCOAi6SEsa=SECOND9&Ss[ON WIIIIIIXOTO7, Jan uarr 9, mai, BECSATE. I.„ . . Mot Smaller presented the petition of the Clerks LA the State Department for an InCrease of pay. The petition wag referredto Lite COms mittee on Foreign BoLstiOni.• • ' ' . . Mr. Sumner presented A MemOrial askui,e for the donation of public lands for educations tthpurpOses, in the States lately in rebellions Referred to the Committee on Publies lends. Mr. ..Yoote Offered a resolution' which . was adoptedinppolnUng Wm. J. McDonald, Chief Clerk Of the Senate, moo Illlre7, deceased. . Mr. Aildentan presented•the memorial of the St. Louis Cbrm r of Commerce, asking fee InapprOpriatton for the Improvement of the Mesta- Ippl river' which was referred to the Committee on Coituncree. Mr../ usher offered the following : , -- WaxsulAs It is reported that person's de elared freeiri the proclamation of mar:cies ..tion, and by he went amendment of the eon .stltelion, aro now kidnapped and transported to Cuba and Brazil, to be held as eland; and that in this way a now clove trade has been commenced on our Southern coasts; therefor* Resolved, That the Committee on theJudiei ary bo directed to inquire If any further legis lation 1.9 needed to prevent the kidnapping of freedmen and the renewal of the elate trade on our Southern coast. Me. Sumner read a letter from a gentleMnb in Alabama, setting forth that the farts stated in the above preamble. actually existed, and ' 'that Federal officers were nmong the guilty persons. Mr. Johnson—l Call for the nane of the nu thor of that letter. Mr. Sumner-1 have, been requested a p t to glve the name of the writer. lie 19W1.11 known In the other House. Mr. Sumner then read u letter of similar Cur. pert from fromo Hda. the Coil States District Judge of Fl Mr. Davis had no docht that the 'Vankees were endeactiting to reopen the slave trade. Ile knew they would do 11C9, lf they thought they mould mare any money out of It. - Be was in. favor of the resolution. It was adopted. . Mr. Wade called np the bill to give the con sent of Congress to theatutexation Of the eman ties of Berkley and Jegerson, of the State of Virginia, to the State theest Virginia. The bill was read, and at suggest Jon of Mr. Johnson, was postponed until to-morrow. Mr. Wilson re oice mo ro ne would to morrow in uce a b i n to * and fix the number of men in the regular army. On motion of Mr, Foote, the Senate wont into n - XCCOLIr9. st•ssien at lb.Sl -r. a., and soon after. adjourned. „ , EITZEI _ . The Speaker appointed the following as the select committee on a military and postal railway between Washington and New York 'Messrs. Stevens, of Pa-; Garfield, of. Ohio; Francis Thomas, of Md.; Brandageo, of Conn.; Starr,. of N. J.; Grhancil of /nil.; liatis ford, of it. I. Mr. tiltshberne of Illinois, brought to the attention of the ' Rouse a Washington letter, written by Mr. Baldwin, of Massachusetts, to the latterta paper, the Worcester S'py, snytng the porpone of pawing the bill to facilitate eenuncree bet Ween tho Suite, was to release the Illinois Central Itallreed from Its bllga- Llon to MUTT the MAUD; &c., fire of charge in consideration of land grunts. Explanations followed from several gentle. men. Mr. Baldwin maintained that such was the legal constructions of the bill, while Mr. llashburne disclaimed any such intention. Mr. Waillaburae Bald n one that was the name word for wor_ ,ii as. one that came from the Committee on Military Affairs, of last Congress., and AVO :Spa W She Mrulding. of Ohio, said he voted for both blllscana - asked the gentleman from Illinois, whether the effect of the bill would release the Illinois Central lialirOad from its obligations Mr. Garfield, of Ohio, maid the 'bill was the same as heretofore passed, and was introduce.] by himself, and theresrea no corrupt or 'int. tor design In it. Its design was to break down all mconorpote lee izseud h t a e t h n C w a s m pdpeonr and A cmleb oy •. (erred to es an Outrage on those who Intro duced the hill as well as those who voted for C. Mr. Wilson, of learn said when the hill was reported from the Committee on Military Af faire, and after bead listened to the lithillls + ion it seemed to him that the es-, no present ed, woo merely it participation in a quarrel late - eo the railroad companies In New Jer sey. it ;appeared to him therefore, that the action which the Committee proposed who obleettountAle. For the purport, of opply log general PrinelPles Ire seggested a bill which finally passed as a o tbstitute for one reported troth the Committee on Military Affair, Ile had no object or intention of relieving the lUtnnlr Central. Railroad from its oblige,- - tient to the Government ander prepouttions of grant of lands. leak-ad of Laving each in ;tettlion he toted pith the gentleman from lill •nolo that no partof money appropriated he the -army bill kdiould go loth° linnos Ceu teal )(nil road. lie wonted - to apply the principle to railroads In his state as well as elsewhere. Mr. tluslaburne sald the gentleman from Massie:hese( to Mint gins% er not only here, but to Ida sixth, eolleague In the Senate, a, to whether the real or declared purpose was to trenefit and r01e., , ,, the Moms eutral u..i Company. Its appealed to the gentletnan to say whether he did not strive with all his pewee to prevent the stupe-ntlous wrong whleh I.oselisal robbery m of the treasury - to the amount of nearly a illion dollars for the ben -I.lt of the Illinois Central Haitrotel Company. Ile resisted and fought it at every steel and he rould not emeceivo a by the gentleman, with a knowledge of these filets should make suet a statement euneent log the neater. Mr. spaulding imeured whether since the passage of the bet lt stock of tbe Illinois Cm, - Intl Railroad had net gone up seventeen per rent. If Mr. Waehtitnie rcpiitsl ho did not know, dbl thweentleimot lime.' than Air spanltilng alai ho did not know. but the Liet hod been prop...id to him. lie Ituldor toremarked th it ". ri t tenet letter hr Met n pure•rse un ire ak, the Implication :train d the geo- Itimen from Illinois. The motion made was to aceldstdat in toying that sotueLssl A etoe may hate colittutudmited !also views. He ltd not refer 'to the gentleman. lie n•lievial him front all imputial ton. The reprr wutat 100 he mode, however, was corn - el. The MI/ for bid to performgovernment , err nailre t-ely e vompermatlon therefor. It relieved ludo, IA the Illinois Central mail from [hes - mentions Of VOntniet. bat every ether raiircrol w here bonds had been grunted on chull a term s . Here grindsine other stati, witleh loud let,. leen ninole,anil they ore kill inelmled In the bill, is hick said they uriy re -1.0111 v.v.:alp° for eorryine mails an.; other iroverninent nervier . . Mr. WiLsiihurne tc•ked whether t hat was understanding when be s otr , l for the mil Mr. Baldwin niplhd that he ruled on I •r the live' loos ti tient ion. Mr. Baker said 'he voted for the 1,111 under the decided Impression .1 lint itea. leveled nt an united cerporation. lie had no purp o rt', nor did lie dream- or that the hill would lie construed a, n•li; Ling to the releas ing of the Illinois Centre! Itullroad from the ._sitting obligation Or .1) other r0:144 Its t ho Sttit Mr. Bout well sougestist that tile Goa., ark tilt' Aellate to return the hill, It le, lug passel under tillsapprehen t, and this was miters] to, , Milth, of Reentries-, tntrodueeil it reso lution, which was egrets! te, that the Military Committee be instrneted tu Inquire Into the present condition of the property known aN Arlington Heights, unit the expediency °f. eons - erring the property tato is home for ills& bled and wounded toddlers, for the purl,,,.' of nommen:orlon stores an may 1.10 1, 1111C.1 by the army and envy of the United stoles. Ilesolntiens wets. offered hmd referre4l la tile Utinanittre On revon,troetion, asserting Hint the termination of cis . it war or. left the in the compered territory without ' , MMus! rights: that amnesty gilt• pardon for ,rune but does not confer pot dant rights. Con greei should minter the necessary power to ...able them to form their own State Gm ernments' but this cannot be done till the rights of all shall he guartinteett and proteet Mr. Voorhees mild up a resolution hereto- fore submitted by him, sustaining the miller of President Johnson. oupport of the rec elution, he declared that he had nu I telfro to step in between the majority and flesh pots, and had no eye to contracts or any almiLsr fa vor. lie referred to the statements of Mr. ste vens 11:0 the Southern Staten were destroyed by an aot of ~war, and remain des lir. troyed. In standing by the Pretddent, oorhee, Bald he was not his partizan. Ile never main tained that Mates bad the right tosecede, and to say that thistle elutes are delta LI to say that the war te restore the tinion is aflutter failure. The Prenideut had forted those States without law sail had done ids best to restore them to power. The appointment of 'Provisional Go, 'tenors gave _promise of good administration to the Southern people and prospect, to the - whole 0 l choeuy. n bMotruyt. do e u ma nts, the e ns S E in x ecu t t te e a lwa ys re aogd mzeßepresenthetvnes of e eut The St ( ates t a o oe from a sense of power and not, of right or jou flee. Louisiana members were admitted de— ring the war, and the name' of Tennessee was . elllied—merlt than half the time during the war, and the Hogrenentetivea ansWered. Peace and obedience ware the malgeiruarantees for the filters. which any Government can re quire. tmil where peace reigns people minuet tse governed without 'representation. Mr. Voorhees maid the flaws should be =- paged' equally. All history shows that class . Jeghtlation :has destroyed 'public liberty. lie denounettd Mr. - Stevens In the House and Mr. moor bt L itte Senate for attempting to over throw Mod work of the .Presitlent, and said it was the mission of the preSent utiaJority to des troy Lind 'not to build up. EEC. IlinghaM vapressed his eurprlse at the speech, end sald that during the rebellion the gentleman from 'lndiana gave no support to thej . resident s and was with those who do. claret!' that the srai fOr the - intionVes a fall. ore. ;The gentleman's ;width:al. now was the camel:tabu:ore, and, 11 Maintained, must lmnl tO the destruction of the coast tuition. It was that Of ontio a State always a Stete, with. fell rights, and ghat the people of the United States - had no rights under the constitution to coerce 1110 seceding States. Mr. Voorhees, interrupting; nail has , halm his argument on the ground that the American Union beingone of the States once Seethed, he' did not know of any power la the State or Ped-• eel Government to destroy the Mattis. - If the ?Mikan of the gentlemen from Ohio applied to him, they applied to the President, for he had declared that the acta of meeetaloa were null and void. Mr. Ilinghuln said tho President land never held -to the principle Of n once a state always alstate."- , . pair. Voorhees referred to the . testimony of (len. Grant concerning the South. • Mr. Binghani said he was Satisfied with (len. Grunt's testimony, hat he did not testify that those who gaire tad to the-rebellion should he intrusted with great interests in the keeping, of the republic, whose 'only 'safety is, .to re main In hands of its friends. BitAlinghatn referred to the fart that In the First Congresses motion. wits Annie to limit cltizeneldp to White freemen in 1775. 'rho dep. aura rejectcd!lt with scorn. and it was as - from fundamental law - . A few years ago it was unsafe for a citizen of Massachu aettato bo found th Charleston or ItiehMAnd, vottutto stmt Or Ike efirOnitco or Liao 000,..tt• PRIG THREE c;J:Nri tattoo werodlsregarded. It wa- tee • t e should take surety for the rat ere that t to.r.• could be no more efforts to dismeettev. 116 denied that the repectsenwtit, had re 11 e. ifested a disposition to interfere with the just 1)ml - egotist , Of the President. Mr. Bingham said that to erpress the posit lou • of the President, was in exact aeconlaure • with the position of the Yeasty that the fun, 'Mons of the Insurrectionary States were su.s.. pendoil by their own acts. The President says that continuance of the States,ls assumed for federal riurposes,—ones a State,always a State. till the sad day when treason- shall triumph over the republic. ' Booth Calolina, by her ordinance of se-ces sion, could not blot out State lines so far as es tablished for Federal purpootes.The iudlrial dis trict remainsdesplteltertreation. The moment eaptttrod 1111 ton Head, by authority of the people of thestinited States, she erased to be a istatefOr municipal purposes ; yet the Amert ean 'topple might open courts of Jwdlee there and proceed to executeJudgement DJ - resorting to law against every offender. The wholoStath was then for federal. not municipal, purposes, and never can be for natulcipal purposes until the State,, are organ ized for municipal purposes to the satisfac tion of the people of the United Stater. the the State of south Carolina especially. When the National soverelyttvenmes to be restored in' South Coro:lank %Lralnia, and other South ern states, the judiciary will be extended. Take care and discriminate between those who were driven into the rebellion by bayo- nets. and those who plotted and Organized treason. There was a difference between Jet. Corson Lewis and those starring and consi•rip it'd men who entered -the army, depending upon it for their daily bread. In conclusion, he offered the following as a substitute for the resolution Of the gentleman from Indiana: ußesolree, That that an leg eon ['deuce in the Presidentin the future. no in the past, he will cc:operate with Congro4.l In restoring to equal position anti right% N. ith Other State.. in the t till the 'tote,. 11,1,44 y in itunarrnetionVi whteh wan referred to th, Committee on reeonAtruction, alter illicit tht , House adjourned. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN %EW The Pirate Shenandoah Claiuit DiSASTROIS SHIPIS RECk NI:111 I Ort Ivry Gainiaa uF ihr Frrui lutaar-t Yonx, Jan. 9.—Thc , foUo ring additmaa new, by the Canada has been received: - - • GREAT ER.lTAlrt—rurther diplomatic corres pondenee between Mr. Adana and the British Foreign Secretary has been published, respert lag the Sea King or Shenandoah. Under date of November Mat, Mr. - Adams says ho Is in, strected to atlas, that the preposition of Her Majesty's government for creating a Joint commission to respectfully declined. On Doe. td, Earl Clarendon, writing to Mr. Adams, sap, Her Majesty's government considered that no advantage can result from prolonging the controversy, of which the ' topics are fully exhausted. bat which might possibly, if continuckintrOduee acrimony into the rela tions of England mufti.. United Statm. Earl Clarendon persists, however, in asserting that England inns never deviated from her duties, RI a neutral power, and he declares how streugly for Majesty's Government and the people of England desire to be In close friend ship with the United States Virtually, the COTT4•l4l.loRderite leaves the question of American Claims 00 England .u.p,,nded. The steamer Ihca, belonging to Cork, a . rocked neat that port, an.l thou ; ores ty Iles 11.. t. The T 4111,4 ha., an •••4 It", 131 .eeret k r nr- Culloch's report, a bleb, in , a).. I. duatdally chin. The thinks there are •t rong reasons to determine Congress against exteoglin:{ the els arthad a:cot:option of the. Witt -nil bowls from taxation. • Tlm trial of Callaa'han lIcIIDr. O'llaar.laa.lata l'aptala 111 the YeaerkLiarrov, roaaltrel in 2 vor lic! of acquittal. The Court o Ulu V.. 41, ad .kairood till tba rdth. Perfect tranquility pr, .valled at Cork. - - . Sir licni7 Storks is formally gar.ctted as VaptaLo-General and Governot of Jamaica. pending the pirogocution of certain enquiries. The Parts Patric rays: France sad England 'have not offered mediation to bpain in the (Ibi liaa question. but their goad odires only, .whiCh have been accepted by sputa. The weekly returns of the Bunk •of Frnce ...how an inert-use in bullion of over thirt a een and n half million. 4 It Is conarniell that the Fren.lll Gnvernm.ni resOlves to withdraw troth the extruclltlon treaty with England. The tteatly expire.: In next. A Pork tolegrarn ~ a y‘ the sport of the EA. amen Mini:der was-expected to ho itnued o a the 45d. It state, that the year ISUS will clove Ith n ptedtive equilibrium, and probably a canal eSeVe., and that of POI arrfl pC7, to eno. Ae.giaertee of reductionn in expenditurel, will idiom gin caecaa of thirty million foulest,' be carried to tho sinking fund, whieh food i. henceforth to be applied to a reduetion ut the public debt. Bourne dull at G , if 37c. Liftrepoof, Friday Rerning, Jisnurrry .21,1.- I;rnikilmtuff.---17.1cbardson, Spence l'o., nod Wakefield Noah & Co., reroirt flour drill with a downward tendency. Wbeat—ljulct and nomi nal. Whiter red, Wt. Corn—heavy wired, +J:4 70... Pro, istel.—Ragland. ..ttli3 a .4 to., and tkordon. .S. Co., report heel' firm. Pork ,tzlet. The market 1.. hate. laron yen „I„ii AOonn deelined I,rddoil , 31e, tor spring eliveryat tir05.0;2..6.1. Butter very chill. 1•e -1 rolaum walet. I Gm - fr.' .fam.ary Jr, - part brradatafr, g afrt wad ,agar h., xe np.ard t , antelac3'. I'aff , ...t•sad% ~.... .teat} at Z4.6‘1. , 3.....7d. 1,1 Conzreo.locull C .11.4,- -The Tetuan Porkers, Corp.--Dentla of Robert EL Altutor°, •NI a Yona. Jan. -Th.- Port Wazhing ton special isto : tta Prltla c. the J telary t on, raffles of the House wlffeonslder proposit no. to amend the eonstitution. The ittsonstrms lion Committee held number meettm; this morning, but the proceedings were not math, -kit the general appropmmion hill. n lit he ca . ported from the try. and Mentot Committee mutt 114,k. The ommittee to iltin2sitag and earrenev I. awaiting the arrival of its t h eir. man, Pomeroy, of New Tor!, to hold its text meeting. it ist not yet organized. No decision hea vet linen made, in reference ti the °Mum, of Iho Veteran ita.,arra c o r p , The number of troop, on duty in the iteret rt. Cent of Washington is live thousand Tho I . olinitne river 14 frozen solid for ~ .g•. 1,0 mitre below Washington -tir Robert It. Nanturn. of the fir, ..1 ul.ll A \lint urn. died in this city this mar eing from the effect,. of a paralyt le stroke Coil - enamor.. Mao of Cotton \t.w Jan. 9.—AnOtlicr sale of iso.r.,n ticlotiging to the Untied gtittes Governmeni lisole'phice at the Exchange sales mom., under thcdirect lon of stilton Draper, ' , Tilted State, nil ton agent. The pricev old:tines! were P.M.., WIILLI lOW er num expecteil, :snit the hbl•lin,it devitictily ,low. The following- Is tlo• or del in w bleb the cotton u - as sold : IrOes Mi/b11,,t- cotton, eioupriiiintr the followitt4 i• 11.+ middling Mir, strictly miatitilog. zo I• - dim, ton middling gi °coin:lry g opil isoilnary, picking, und soh! pow llljiEt,' er pound; Ks , hale, 31.-raMils rotron, compriving the follon - ing titmlitie s middling. fun, stnet ly whittling, lon middling, giur,l nsiddling, ordlitary guts', ordinary pie I:- gs and re-haled pickings sold from :slip. I,ce .pound lrig bah, Now. Orleans cotton, C 0.,. Kitting thn follow log Quail( ; loss middling. IOvIVI on/ loan-, ordlnkry pickings and re-is:Lis-4 sohd from its,,Visytli.„c per pound ; ay ba1e...a1., hichleolis cotton, comprising the following qualities; strictly usidining, low nu , 1 , 1/Ing. amid o rdinary, ordinary loss ordinary pick ing.s cud rehnletli sold from From Nalehrille. Jitn. P.—/Ilvor fallluP , n,l It .11 feet ou the *heat,. Cotton duilip Hies tight, .10e. A.nerrn soldJor attempted tohoot the City Marshal to4.uy t near the , reene o.f the late ilri• lie *UN arrested, and the eano will be in veatl• tatted by tbe Provo,t Marthal. The Legi.latnre met on rho vtb, but up to i afternoon there bus nut beensnongti roe a Quorum. .. nerident, occurred on the Northwe.tere Battened t went, mile., from thin °Ur, thin ~r. teeroon. Th., train Wog thrown oft' the tr ee".Onepensenger, wedged between the enr end stove, wan burned to death. beveral Ot lir r. leers. badly wounded. Meeting of Knosao Legislature. Sr; Loma, Jan. P.—Tho Dcmorrul . Tope:kti, Kanansolinpatch pats: Thu Kanto, f.. , gbla- Lure:met to-day. Ctiptato Banks wan vinctod Sot-rotary of the Senate, ('OIOOOI Burro N's Speaker, and John F. Morton, Clerk of the itou e. Gnaer4l innelrill.aprok hg,re on Thursday night on reconstruction, rag - or-sing Johnson's volley. Atwitter Wire at flatland, Irectaant, Atcemten, V 7., San. P.—A large brtek block ePtetktite tho depot, wad a wooden bblid We' . 24 - Jolntpit., wen) deetroyed bydretht, evening Loeaatout $lOO,OOO, Insured for ,e,.0,000. The mails from Now lork for St. Atbani, V t , and rlattsburg., New Tor/t, were robbed at tb flatland-(Vt.) depot dazing the ext•lteiptnt caused by.the tire. Petri tinkly Rif liqlsallzailion or Poooloo, ruitantirntA, Juntiar9.-I.etittnirl ore be ing 4finedlterg asking Coni,•roso to ix. ntonna lb./3% 1, 11 , 110, equallle the perfstons of °Meer.. and 'privates, null their rei+peettre oinking them oriirorinly thr morn" witbout rr gitol!to moriotso rant, 'and that the pnv of irsieb ierlierr and private be not 1.3 than Iffty four pillars Per month. Enttle of :New °Henn. • Celebratien NTIV YORX, January 2.—The Cent obit e,l6' An/1./briar the battle of /in Orin:ins 10114 eel cbrati'd last night at Touluniny 113 11 - Wltb re al npirndor. Speech.% Were 1111.1,•b, Jo " rao ?,fajor /lonian, and othOrN The Weather. t • so, 1. 1. 1171. . 14 :—The ~..t y 001.. t mraln oi l . titniirdtcy P'l tglit., lottiting In fey hlnntger than to ed),, y it, . ntyiter.Lt th,,to-1110t—InurcUry,In Jt.l.;•. above • Fire In TAUI3IOIII. , . Sloatox Jan, 2-A Are In TnunlASll,.lnst destrcel. the tratain buildblit or the Pouter, Britt Id a here Comnany s F ork, m 000; Insured for(slS,uk,lu Providence. Ilart. inrd - rtnd New, 1 - 91's* Crtia. THE WIMERLY GAZETTgi "MO EIDMONS PDTTID. • r trcerirscritEr twit Me na Schuttty.' ...QM,. V fortreriled which will reset !be We the trot rut. GEM , i'• laN ..... . b. ftr an 4 aw.r.r4i DIED. " TaNiriArAl l 2 h -: 3;:fd 1,1 .pa1.. ' (.. Th, n 1 ,ot•-• pla...tollWrofte.ADlTA:vrtlto %00x. •t t 0 . 4.1.m.k, from the r ,, hira . ro orb's. stm-fa: F. E . Qruct, Matt street. tear Van Prunn. The Dirukl, of tip: faml.l) aro spectaaliolariLo3llll .toed. p . p t CEMETERy..r4ll.►rst- - 1 and tdost - pleturi , que pisee et Se tae., mite on Wee twisted, lituneUistetytiortlimi-Al=esp (Au, on the Nrighon.E.os4. Permons to i.eiret putts ' Lets Lt Lets mill apply the Papeltitlea cat's°Mr, st the Cemetery. Title Demle, Permits, and nll otherhu.lneas wit! be attended to e.t She Dro. Warrhoe. , Of the traderNigned. cornet of Federal and I.e . .geo , l.:strecto. GEq. A. tzttr,_ -- • . • becrrtary Tm.antree. 00T 13 AND SHOW mom: e Met- that r^rela l• health fat. Of I , ..eortas., att. and mgr,h, grease -at recacdtes•Of tat age Cs • titoD NM OF WATER.PEOOF Boots & Shoes, ttß 3S ARE 10 BB MD AI CONCERT HILL SLIDE STORg • 7. " ..4 “ ,.1 uwi -- rnrPMrE.kepifmtiertellen Istl twit. good, -- • WIIAT TEIP.T AP. 1..),14 A Si A !icy (Tuts BEST (`"v" 4 ' nc-ruz curr. qions IN' Tilt errr DF.:O4I:A rax„: 4 1RESICI AND pi -xi -3.r r -pr, I'AIDiWARDYNTED. . • Cli AND MP WATirt-IntOOP NAL) , 1 - 11/C.iLS ALL WE AllF. I ?iyBODYCED BY VS i'ST TUE 11/ NGS N1E.1.4 NO 13/tTN.B... LAST A LO!id TLVE MAUE ON P. , 0 , 1 - ENT LAST/. NEVELPII.. 11" , ' FAN ser',l: .rwx.ulnti).i Al EATICNs , 21TISY r - r ELT A NSWARIO swr•"" GizaTts S TF1:1, S3I N )6. TIP -TOl . TrtiClA U , 1:111. INII 1,1:1111111.*: S 4k14) YOU CAZill MILT WA 1:11 A NI) epllFOrrrAra,2 xAt TLY WHAT 18 WANTED, PO/1. A !CI , 91.13 CAN cm.: TIMM :11 tl:l3fr,. C.I,I*ITATtS No. op Fifth Street, TUC 01'1111.1. 110097. CLOTHING HALL, CLOTHING ESTAHLISILIGH, ea JS - Hr Join Vora aU persets do rut 33 -A_ ri. 4Gr IN El That 'lntl! JAVVARY ItoneAlf tug Wit .iu zarra,nt tn' trdr larg.stoel K rol rlotllau.;. <~t•ti111 Cost. NV N.'l!it: %OILY. AJLILF.:Cry SiX,XAG.-McW7E."2" 351COX:L.3MEir Which we Fell for the Best Ker. err garment +u• ,refully made by ourxelves It li.t ou pin fcr 7.l cr nr clothing made Cron" intuurn lioof Cloths and Nrostiags eue t"' t ter ina,ter or thr trade. rer Mr prr,vnt, "rt. trill Inako to order, aultrar tar mar, i3t: daattou, at price. below our jota i.l out fat of u> artth your Patronage J..H. SMITH & CO. LEGAL NOTICES. t COUNTY, The matt. r the application of the Itopewell tht sehooi Presbyterian Chtirch for charter. le the I curt ••I Cl•nnuon 1e1 , 31, of Allegheny' county, al, No, :a-. Decrnibsr lion LV.a .\mt now. Is, ceintier Stn, pots% an histnunent In pecs.cntc•l - 11. ON,u rOll/1, and being eglua inial and pertis,4l bnthe Courts end I/appearing Ittst thr ctn., art leleSnynd condltledi therein set forth and en:n.111..4 arc la• fel and not Injurious to the Doledun I ty. the court direct thr as h/ writing iscpro pole rn d • . thartor to tan Ord In the 61111ce of the F7tltliOn tars of Met:wort. Thee also direct that notice of ' .l.l ''l l l' ll ' 3 ""n 1- '`' Fit it. 6 fur I tire, consecuilre weeks sti, Inc Plrclaurgh enatelle. pub d In the: (St) of Plitahurgh, County of Atte st,. • and if no sudlricut reason to the Contrtst7 be •hown at .14 , nest t °fel of eon.. a dscree and order to trade tucorporst the: call church -111 TILE 12t/IrRT. J. 1 - 1. Ws! Tr.. Prothonotary. 0 ( 706...-Whereas Lytle:474 etivisentary to the estate ofMary An drew., latent A thntieny city, Allegheny Connty, re'lllll.. ince:nett. bast ne tarn grants,' to the under 'lglo ' 1 • all 04 , -.nt {nth-N.4 to :nal estate are re nocetial to malt immediate payttirat. ud thex hay sga Ins: sal•te•date will present then:, dair nit. - nticatol, for settlleint nt. de:m.l r 11 - 11. 11. .1N Ilileittret, Executor. INISTRATOItS , NOT I Letters . of Adrntektratton upon the estate e Joh ndue:axed. late of the city of Illttt4 !burgh. Alle;tlet, ..upoly. Venue., bating bevel Reatllt. , l to the unitt-ntlgnml, Ipti.bteill to t.l , rate ht n•lty:lrpttlil•tl ruake payment ft, anal moor liaelog claim, or delnanda attalltpt tupreeral the seat, .1,1 a) to tltt . •ll . .serllwn. I. 11, t Adollnktratorl dereoeerearl No. 49 %Vette Street. 1 11.LEGIIE EE NEONTE. se...ln the Court ntfttleturrtYlean. No. LSI Jana Term, i-or. Tlar ( You.toonwealth of rennsyleanle eel Neell4 Ann litchard•ote vs. Alfred Ulnarat.on. And now, to wit f 1),. Yule. WS, thenenount of Thorny run P. )ler'ehe. Canuulttee of Alfred - Itteherdeon. a l unette. Iran r , ..3 . 114,0 :be open roust s and the Qum apnea, ed• end ronereneil slot, tbe cor4rso.a ti". to be,ottte atoolutu on ttte ^:th day of Janruany. Pee, reeeptlone thereto. Nottne of the Mine orral.l4erotret he giaert be publerellon Tor three were. In the Ilttsborgi.. We G ekly azette: Vilom JACOB 11. WAI.TEIt• 1.0:71 T • PA/Monetary. ORDINANCES. „, • A ,01t11113LIATE Amending the erdietenie ereetteg the Mice of Cite Veutroller. it. 1. Fe Oslf•Tetig Gthd entretc.rby SeLnlana evelieee Covaeite of Me Cillt V tfeofit...Y. R. l ft f. &ref.:* nrncrfy 6 ~ l Vie triilterity et/ (brown, That the. Newel- •`teerept for , itetirs clie . vigeete, l ettuile,, elec. le reetiou o ef; the enigeee.ee - creating-, th e Wee of (lir: Coutrelltr, 1".. 1,11 the 3.1.11 dd deg at rebruare •A. 1.1., lyw etrietee out egeliet ordl- Ordalord awl re:tee/late law thte, the ith Ater d eed Je neer” . Sew, thiu)lo, one thieusled eight heti d owl ey-,t.s. 7,, rry-1.4.111 of the Solretuol.i. eouoell Ikl Ih ,, hlrht - Or the • 'otumon 11:31. .iffr-t. MC" ,, N3l(itr, I Irri of the Conmoh Coursed: " IlneteRritANEOUEC O AGCNTS 'WANTED...Agents, f , ts CI rig, cal ton t. M Vit = e:msg. , - rants and et Vac:Miss, lora:as - a-Is for Dr. 114.A.5. LA \ TVs Prinloths TitemutO T.! j• OF Vis.C.lll.N.. i -MUM - TM )11411,111 TIIP !AIL W.R. i;rt horn., ..ark.d t. "s. Steel Plata 11, KrasIng. 711{: ( ArN(:.l ot. \ V It — (:nut ant Shtrtll%ll./ttlnic oul•l.tt 4( trotscutlug nod pia.... ranr, a canmal,ll. Trrte uoir Jan '7r.ss-P R. I ito.rtr,f. EmEnt Patssursh, es. , ' • ra. a.o•Idll Alt 1. ri• . Trio iT Itril 11171:Y.1111 SON. Mann .," figurers 3.1.1 Al Imirsaar cad Pt tail Araby. lei \ ITrH} 11 tilt , No. 4al aborc th. anal nat. uo n.tiol. a Isma.l aartmcgr a of) ls, 1 Ssai t. /7-1.1,„ voWainot and I laborlna. or err taig n InlnUfteln , c, sad iv., ryd, d Nyal. fly quallt , and Of:. le 1.3 arty atanufachtn. eis nod r.lll tilt rt . . 2 04,11at prt,3. itCIS.IRD sitVoirrxia T. FornTil STREET UPIIOLSrIant .No. TOVItTII S 7 II.LET. NZAIt snirrribtralmartatartUrr cart , Irmk ropstamtly !voila ove7 arAcle In t.l.lstr line. nl4: f:orniera. Or. naraenti ( urban lioodz.„,, Comforts. Era her Bell% trassi - r Prat k 10 4 1.4 tin C.i. rirated P 4 test hpring kiwi; of distuft, 111111.12 4.1 Fit Wm, Inolrig ktwouno c , rep to 41 f . t rut :lir:. ikoll Irg vvett A 14'Ion , g. td "4 liatirs4lX,A.Oroll.crlstr Alf E I.yw J ~ 4 I :up--
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