H MI :I" : I t : 1 • F. O. PENNIX.A.,N 11088EGri,ERC)=. TIL 100STAIIAONA, BufiaNT.S3 BILK 4nel. ~.rugyafiffil "By THE GAZETTE. A SSOrm .177 , 77, 04. 811 FiFTu STErse, MU - bur/A. TERM". , ±: aorsTNO EDITION, mall, Pnrdr,r Evrivllif) -F.DlllOx, do. n. 4 • verse e d 1.,) , Carriers. MOOOMG XVENING. per we: . N I . OI TY ITEMS. ipr an this.. " Irts Biro 4 .. Slack and White fltawits ell BATL9 it BZLI. . , (hal> Ceuta or good Stating -alietka at Shellaby & acre . . . Wane and Coffered /alio E gMtn. .llnrberk Stoop it. Oaly thirty cents it cake. nice . . ilihrtur and White Andeolared tdatticata, very ebeap, at Shellaby —. dad Ihrelayhe. Neik.Csistunere fitusarts, BATES & BELL, gust OpUtsUtt- Tr&Wipe Almanac. tit PlitoWs,ftpastto the, Postotlce -'7OO New Card Photecrawbe Eteeitreg yesteiday at MO°ins. The Leader. erika ciornkir this week. Sibserlptions vo'F.abLdrii Dallies, Weekli Ind _esMontt:al* at'Pittock , s. _ . Mere New Realm 4i . Pi lt wmosite the Poetottle Diaries $t Pitikk's, oppocite the rogolle - i • 1- Call and dee ,ehelvaldiful rbotograplis and bigrav hap rat Tlttock's.; Liquor Mato rittoNes, GrOotfite pie PcGtotace . . See , 413 e Wcetilic4iotri' had 1 . 4 rittoNer, 'Albums and Gold Pouts eitt*.los;arriSof4C the Postqtace. Celt•_ Airiil.buy 0004 tickingat Shellaly G flartia3 o 4, rtOind Market erect. frirwhirtiWg stripes at Shellnby k Bare- Al.nytt - t; selling everywhere at. 37!.‘ Itenuttral Balmoral - : tit,reatioed prices at Sheliaby & Bare- Bla'ek and. 'white balmorals a. 10.. a. F -. • ' Large Sale •.• sr blwalsolreas goodi, balmeral4 and -Clot Le. DATES It EEL L. New Dry Goods eproinyetery . day on the nortlten - '.;t corner of , v • rourth anti Market ntrect.a. C. 11....t00x Lave a Lino. • Decided 13aripitam .1(11 winter elmicis, cloaks, balmorais, bh , clceict ididitceii. goods. DAVE. A BELL. I r - Notwithstanding . The yery disagreeable weather Pit tock, oppo site the Poitotace, continues to do a, good bus Suess In' Albums, Gold Pens, Pocket Itookg, 6c Rattling .flannels reduced frim, one dollar to iserenty • cants. 1 / I ffererit pattrna in barred and, FtElpell danneln,nt Sl:taint*. R /inrelny'n. , • .•• Ton Can Boy Ingtakttt.B and !funnel"; cheaper cit. Shi•lLabg you can to any other Rouse in. , the etty.-Remeniber, 24 and ai Market Btreet.; Just 'Flame . . .Frew. the East,*lth a large block of prints. cheeks and flannel, Call' Awl seethe Etock just opening - at the ,tore of bhellalry . f• Dress Good.. ra Closing/out :at al great reductinn ON former j:ndeU.4„ Iteittuutber, we are . on the northen.4 '1 corn*, rOtlittl and Market streets. (C. ILAN - atm- Lori: iteo. . ' CER , Yer , i of carp 1t00 , 15 . flna It to [Leh- Ink., :reit tti v eallantt see our steak tVere they make i " • t:. Remelnber, we are on the , mortheastepindr qt rouith atulltarket streeta. .f ILtmreoje 'Love R. .11rto. . .ICiarpeoter Jobbing Shop. -Ilartriz, returned alter an'absence of three • genre in the army, I hire re-opened my eh° for all sorts of fobbing. fn the :carpenter line, sitthe Old shuldi ;Virgin Alley, beta een Smith • "Seta street and Cheiry Alley. Orders and' promptly atttndedlo. •• ; Sweet-Lips. the pretty name of the prioce.s in Use fairy 7 tide, and every /adyrnay bo a Princess Sweet , ; • she chooses to use tho fragrance breath- Sozodont., Thisrare essence of Mummer 'able aromatic herbs, removes every blemish ; from the teeth; gives a blush-rose tinet, to the sums, and rettders. the-mouth ns ppre and Iliesh as an Infatt.; Tlt °, n F u .!. W. ParrY 4, Co, practical elate Peek arid Dealers in Amen Can Slate of various colors. Office at. Al der Lel:101113'a neat* the Water Works Pitts burgh, pa: Desiclatice, No. 73 Pike street. Or -I,l7_ailerlur 3.ppy,attthuird to. All Work warrant xof..-aulllepal.ring, ;done at the short. Set notice ., rg e o r fo it rro p lairs ut ,prorided the uot . abnsed art on. Stial;Annuall Cleaiance !isle My reference to our advertising columns;it will be Beet- that J. A. Robinson t Co., will ersnimence thcirareitt.,semi-Annual Clearance • fiale of Rixits and Shoes, on Monday,' the 13th • in.stant, arid continue the same for two weeks The firm beim marked down their entire stock ..Rad will displiagrof it at astonishingly low pri ces. The; nost . ;slreptical have but to call at their establishment, No. di Market etreet - swat door-to Barker's, and be, convinced. It _pay . be added the stock fa large, varied :And of the best onniitr, so that bargaln.-nnry , 'be lad by all - who call. • cioliang out Sale of Ladles Fans. The best oppOrtunity ever (ttered to the elt liens Ot Fltisburght whey the best and cheap est fura trf al! the mast ftedilortablh styles, con - „ aiding fn Mat Of capes, eugones, berthas, mutes and 'can of 'llirdson Bay cable, mink sable, German filch, tdbeitan squirrel, and water zahill, ladies , far hisxts, ladles alumina- cape gcutifinc fur caps, collars and gloves. 'The ab tt re,goOda Can - be Purchased at Win. Flem ing s Rat, Cap and Ladles* Fur Rouse, at er prices than any ; other Rouse In the city. Don't fory, , ,et the place, Wm. Fleming's First - Class yeti Cap and LAdle9 , .Etur 'louse, No. I.m "Wood - street, sign of the large Gilt Rat, . nal - and - Whiter Goods. It - a wittigreat pleasure we call the anen t:et of our readers to the subperb stock of Full and Winter Goods Just received bylfr. John Weer, Merthant Taflor, 'So. I%Federai street, stook eanbruSes slime of the - most beautiful Clotto,'Ca.ssinleres, Overeoai inga e L sta reStian .ever .brought to the vreatella . lalarW , U.'lnsassortmentbf kurnishaig etnnprining Shirts, Drawers, Collars Neck Ties, Manaketthiefs, &e., cannot be surpaased cast irkigi Alaitezatar*of saaaa, Pant • coats, vests and Overcoati, will also be found Alt his establishment: ''Persona want of , any Stanzin-thernlntldnr,lne..ntiould not fall to :'give 31r:Weter's call. - lirtikt - - the - U.lnatztona AbeSmelltY • Sala. ; • Well, air, what's the matter,?' said Aber; peaty, the great English surgeon, to a wawa wons•looklng patient, who had called to consult 321. m. "Oh, nething serlops,” was the reply, -- „enyetemmell and, neer, are out of order, that's *11." "fhiyeei call that nothing serloust" said - Abernethy; "I tell you, sir, that when these twolOreamiscre'out of order, as you call it, t..lltere''A not %Ittialtee Inch of the body that le notmnre or less diseased, aim a drop of blood In It that 'AS 11l it. healthful tOndltion„. —tngean by more !zoo) .tbereibre it Is of the very . .hlettesi 'lmportance to keep the stomach and liver in a TEgOroUti condition, If the ono and:the Other . Irregrdar.t. ib act i on, -- eose...andacsmlrolthem :with lieStetter's Cele. Orated siomich llitters,the most genial reg • CtoWv Bastorsltive and; Alternative-that has 'ever been administered sts a care for Dyslosp- Mkt Liver Disease. ; It li.zeoonsuneaded by salattagidsbetl surgeons and phYsiciaba of the ;'• Vatted' States Ailey, by, of/Leers of the - array laityr,l* slar - lirSt• inthOre, by eminent clergymen-ln fact, by thousands of the most Intelligent of every class, as an unmanned vettlectlx e 4v-inat- epidemic rind mararlons :-.llen - sis, end niape.rfectlyinnocuous,butut the Itanintinia powerful, lutlgortuit and alters, nitteiet lstYllyboless4 niantai at very low rates -- 14.81eniipea Prig lira Pii*ptitedlotho Depot, -.DtaotMarketStreet,coraior.Of theTAnto4und. EMI Tins. MACY WILLI sae, aged One hundred and five years. nine mouths and I h irl enn days, N.J., on the eSth ult. She never low a sick day. so ns Lobe confined to her bed. until the died Incur White House, thmtertion county, last few weeks of her life. If Is said that her eyesight Continued good as usual (the wits al map /IttLe near sighted,), apd any one who chanced to visit her, even after she passed her onetnindredth year, would find her assisting her daughter in theelomestlearairs. ffic tdileg were .retained during her whole life. Her Mistand died seventy years ago. She had live ehildivin, tueervrhom died before her. Twer.ve rebel cers and Soldiers who were killedin Virginia, in last . Aprll, wee,: buried at Savannah, on Sunday week, with imposing coremonieS, nearly all the Protestant clergy of the cite taking part. Bishop Elliott, of the. Episcopal gars. delivered the eulogy, in the counselor which be said : "The time bus not yet arrived to raise a monument Lo per petuate the memory of these gallant men, but as sure as there was a God ofjustlee a hove, that time would come when the country would recover from its preceut delirium. and a mon- Merit would he raised toward heaven in mem- Ory Of those martyred macs now gone for- ever." Ton intensity of the cold in New York, Mom day morning, Was demonstrated by a very eviler phenomenon: It vu. a snow Menu form cal by' steam. AL the Fulton Ferry house a pipe of the heating apparatu carried the ex. boasted• • steam into the air;; the end of the pipepointed upward, and the force with tclelrlt the steam d caused it to ascend thirty or forty feet: issu Whi e le in the air it Wan not only Condensed and congealed. and came down in beautiful flakes of snow. A somewhat slope lar inStunce Was recently, reported to have oc curred at a ball-room inlingsla. • SONG queer developments in reference to the conduct of "Caleb Lyons, at Lyonsda le," Gov ernor of Ldaho Territory, where he Is better known as "Lion Caleb, of Calebtown," have been - mmle by the Hunan Bureau.. Among other schemes was the building of a very large church of stone, and the acing of mud for mortar, When rale came, his Church, which stood upon the side of a hill, was wash. ed away, and the bull:ins who built it are clamorous for their pay, and the Governor being out of funds, the trillions threaten sear. TVS Rev. Dr. McClintock, one of the most learned and eloquent divines of the Shaba dist Episcopal Church, formerly pastor of the congregation - worshipping, at the corner of Fourth avenue and Seventy-second street, New York, and more recently of the American Protestant Chapel in Paris, has been compel led by ill health to finally withdrawn front the regular a - orb of the ministry, and has .retried on a farm near New Brunswick, N.. 1. Tromurnber of snleirles in Misr-Icy. Including Brooklyn, is of late years about one hundred would rould-be II Is computed at IV. man el y w suicides, who have attempted Nl , slaughter, bare their at tempts frustrated an nually, and tioll.le ClElge observers of social unit medical phenomena believe that there are aimed an equal number of suicides among us annually, where the mode of making away with themselves never reaches the knoa ledge • of the Coroners, the newspapers or the public. Timer. Anotv nye o'clock yesterday evening the still house of the Oil Refinery, belonging to Henry C. Smith was discovered to be on fire. The flames consumed a portion of the refine ry. The loss is estimated at something over $lO,OOO. There Is an insurance of $7,560 on the entire establishment. The Gre extended to the refinery of T. J. , Harrah & Co.. arid de stroyed property to the amount •of aStio; on which there is an Insurance of ayan.-0 - /ere. load Herold ofyealerday. t, Wisconsin, nu the Sth, three Menenteredtr the hous or a man who .had Just gold lila farm for $5,015, and, finding the fernier absent, murdered his wife and child, and proceeded to ransack the building. While thus engaged, a person living near by, hearing 51L.131010U.1 noises, went to the house, saw what had born done, and shot nil there of t h e the others.e assaasins—killing one and mortally wound ux New Orleans Ifetg,t9 tha Tt "wc of th e South had ta better turnhappily ol our „ at tention to the material improvement of our section, rather than polities Or Government matters.” The Smith - has guttered fearfully from too much politics and too many pond. Clang. More planting Union, ess and would havekept her in the mid saved her the devastation of a bitter war. EMI= • lIETFIANT COLLEO7.--The three Phillips Broth erp, who are leading oil men in Pennsylvania Lave donated fifty thousand dollars to the en dolrruent fund ef Bethany College. it. 31 Lislmp, of Cincinnati. once mayor of that city has donated seven thousand, 'Besides these the list ranging from one hundred to m thousand dollars, is quite repectable.— H i rst fog Intaligcncer. IMMIZMBIN Baanronn. the abaconling. and default log ex-Public Administrator, of New York futy. it In suspected now has gone to Rio Ja nette, and not to St. Thomas, as was nt reported. His shortcoming's, it is understood. will not fall far the olloo.oco. lie ca Twelfthna being sent to the Assembly, from the Ward, last fall. TnE Gentiles in Salt lAtke City are growing more vigorous and aggressive. The Union riesie newspaper has moved from the sol diers' camp into the town, and flees its sharp shots at the Saints from their very walls. Gt- - s. Acorn has sent out a detachment of cavalry and rescued two Union men from prison, at Brentsvllle, , where they had been confined for acts done while In the Union 'artily, under mdero from their oftlecrA. Ots Tnesday evening the annual sale of the pews in Henry Ward lleeelter't- church, Brook- Ipu, was hold. The highest pretaitmi given was $4OO, ire H. B. Chaffin. The rent of the pew is $l2O. The income from the sales, it is expected, will exceed $30,01X0. Ia Now Tort: there arc a gang of bars reau- C 'qg V edl or";fTllCratlys. .cotton fr the om irh they moan the Landfalls tney munch from the torn bales, and sell the cotton at twenty-tire cents a pound to rag dealer. . - - -• A GOOD SION.—The (S. C.) COurirr, of Ist in stant, has no less than fourteen of of schools and Institutions of learnine reCently opened—. Some of them in the city. Lir to the yea, 1860 no • less thou fifty wells had liCeu .souk.. the Sahara. Desert by thetmeaottiipp~uMcrl, lorunah. Tholotal quantity of writer given by these. Wells amounts to 7,a53,000 tier day.' I VnicATIOXB Of coal oil are very sbundari Vortlnve.tern Georgia. published an railroad of an accident ) I which occurred on the near Marietta, n which It wan stated that no one was serious lk injured. We have since learned, however, that a youngf, man and an elderly lady, real dtuits orMarletta,and apassenger by the name o41: 4 11.11 r 1 . 17 - f r, w y i e o r r e szt e..e n . m a v t uts t in sAr t i:wilyif.. tail his j l aw 1;1 ,- ot:en and tour teeth kno'ck p ed oti E. triOnongo Salt Company, of Sracuse Ne* 'fork, have sold their interest to coal mares in Pennnvivanin to the Morris Ron Coal Company for LdtV.l,l3oo 57. Of this emu, 4010,000 was bomb, The Salt Company, at the same time; secure a contract for all the coal they want for manufacturing purposen for the term of seventeen yearn, at fifty cent* a too above acttual,cont. lcuen TO EATII.—A few darn eine° a K i rkw rr ood, re s iding at 3ittalinon Vurnace, Clar ion county wan burned to death by her clothes taking lire from a OtOVC. • She was horribly Turned, and only lived a few daye, *offering the most excruciating torture. She wan about twenty yeara'of age. fort.° MID from Cochran town was arres ted In Franklin a few days ago for stealing, his father's. horse, together with a saddle and bridle froma neighbor. This is the third time he has stolen Ith father's horse and tried to dispose oat. • Tg newspapers throughout the State aro urging the passage" of a law to increase the ,pay of jurors and witnesses at co art. At pros• cotta fees do not pay their board bills. . Tau old Plttson Dank ban-been wound up and consolidated with the First National Dank Of Fitition. 'A;Colvirrortroar.. of- editors Eela Eric, oajdonclay nczt. WRITES IVORK lioOrgla Journ atsegtei_ls dUestion of, the gravest imi DOrtance. nitberto,thd indications portend a negative analVer. The great mass of theta Ms, viously prefer loafing In-bar-rooms and coun try stores, • pitching pennies. for drinks and :chewing ping,toinwee, , tr. setting themselves rest,lntely to work. Rut our cotemporary must, have patience. "'Va. hard to learn old dogs new tricks: , (Ave them time with half so mach lecturing as hat already been lav ished on the blacks, and they' wil yet toe the mark. We are opposed to till invidious db. illations, and inalstthe tile whites shall have their fair share of whatever Is going. Don't compel them "to make contracts la the first half of January, orgo without work, but lot them have time to think better of it if they arc not entirely right at the start. When they as certain that the alternative-is Boot, hog, or diet" they'll betake thennielves to turning up the'earth; though, they hate it. Working. for the pure - love °nth, mot common any where. Only present fairly the alternative of work ornolmeadjand whites will work, though they do bate to.—.N. Y Tribune. Os Thursday last,'Sdr. George WILLI, of Ash tabula. county, Ohio while draw-Man hog uP on a platform, for the purpose of scalding it, shelled and fell back into a largo tub of hot Water. ionhalo body was 'entrmerged with the excepof hishean,,breast, and the low er portion of his legs. , l/e,was tantly taken our and plunged into a trough or cold water near by, which probably- saved him from in stant death. Everming was done by neigh.. bora and !cicada to rellove his dreadful surer. Ingt hut hronansktileould not avail, and ho obout - exto o'clock tho"saine night,' _labor enduring the greatest agony. Two muds' of bb i body was deeply Ilallde4 au4lu ptetu the dealt Nae, Mtitail WW2, VOLUME LXX X:---NO. 11 CITY ITEMS 1.44r0as Ozitil Gait. •Lfay Cod bless Ton, Dr. Slll I is an escrlama- Lion of n lady of more than sixty years of age, who took Um laughing gas for the extraction of • ntunber of largo teeth. She was one of those nervosa,. feeble, fearful persons that would have fe - eferred being tortured for life, wlUt a bad set of teeth, than to have spbtaits ted 'toile operation of the ol d mode of taking out teeth. I never felt the lens[ pals. Oh f wish everybody could Lams" 'of this sou - sys tem of yours- Stay Um confidence of the peo ple grow in your favor. Thi, iv but one opin ion of thousand - 4 who would speak with the hlghestpmise of Dr. 811Ps happy way of ex tracting teeth. GENURAL 11:1:31-s. STATE NEWS THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. VERY LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Our Special Dispatches FROM WASHINGTON Order for the Protect ion of Loyal Southerners. MEXICAN MISSION NOT YET ACCEPTED Carious Encounter of Ben. trade PEED OF TROOPS IN THE SOU Pennsylvania 01Beers Pay Mopped. Etc.., iftcy-, 22t0. Siberia! De , ittitela to the Pittsburgh tirxette. { Vabbut:vorotc,Jtuitttaryl2, /843. neete PROTECTING LOYAL FOCTLIEIINKR.. The following important : order mei 0- day, locorreet the ateemant 1,. err tan portloo3of the rebel statev 11 - An DEreCTMCNT, AI.JrTANT- GI: tvERA I Ey ARSI I NOTl.7i„lan. It, Irg:G. Qe,terol Orders, No. 3 : Toprotect loyal persons against improper civil cults and penalties in the late rehellous States, Military Division, and Department Commanders, whom - commands embrace, or are comp:lsmd of any of the late rettellions States, and who have not already done so, will at 01100 hone 11/1/1 CNI(01,, orders, protecting from r , roseention, or stilts, in the State or ronntelpal courts of such State, all preen; end soldiers of the armies of the Cn Itch! States, and all persons thereto attached or in anywise thereto belonging subject to mil itary authority, charged with °dense, for acts done in their military capacity, or pursuant to orders from proper military authority; and to protect from military prosecution all loyal sill zees or persons charged with offenses done against the relict forces, directly or Indi rectly, during the existence of the rebellion; anti all persona, their agents or employees, charged with the occupancy of abandoned lauds or plantations, or the possession or cus tody of any kind of property whatever, who occupied, used, possessed, or controlled the same pursuant to the order of the Prenddent, or any of the civil or milltar - y departments of the Government, and to protect them front any penalties or damages that may hare boon Or may he pronounced or adjudged in said Courts in any of such cases; also protectin g colored persons from persecutions in any of said States charged with offenses for which white persons are wt n oseented or punished in the same manner and degree. -COnstnathl of T.lent. Gen- Grant. (Signed) E. D. TOWN/ANN Adjtt Gent. =M It k understood that Lew) I). Baraphell h not yet accepted the nomination .31Inkt to Mextec, neither has the appointment Secretary Browning been cdndnued. or.N. saran:, sTA yr. Ilrevet Colonel (:co. 1.. liartsofr, I.leuf ro and AsaL4tant AfUntunt General Una elates Army, Late Major General United Stat Volunteers, has been assigned to duty n. A 'fistula Adjutant tienerul on, the staff of;en , herl dun. I=l The following statement exhibit- the r ceipts from cotton], at the ports helot: named for the first lmlf of the decal year, ending Ito ,•ember Tilt. C Menge, $2Ol. 5.1ct.07 ; Cincin nati 4101.779.61.1.—twe months reeeipts unre ported; ht. Louis, µ:J,B(4.9l—two noel, re celpts unreported ; Cleveland, f 300.641 an; De troit, ViletTLCI. The receipt, from the above poj(,•. rt.:compared with those received during the same period last peer show an inerea , e of over 230 per cent. fine OM. . IntATOll.ntr. Senotor Sherman anal General gni:encl. boil armlet' thio morning 11.13 , 1 lwk th.•n neat. tat•h 'Meths confident of .niece.. In Ilk, op proaching . .enutdrial rontenl In Ohio . . . Randall hunt, the latest production id tit Louisiana manufactory for senator, utter hay- Int; easefully stireyeal the neg. has come to the VOLICIa.ion to go home again. RCN. IV PLCCE • A curious stone occurred at Senator Ilea. Wades 1 - 00131% the other night. A ptd , o2lwboal Mr. Wade bad never seen, but Who teemed from his accent and hearing, to be a:mother-1%- er, asked him to sign some papers for him, recommending him for Government em ployment. Wade, fancying from his man nor that some mischief was intruded, eteesed himself for a' moment, step ped into another room and procured a revolver. (in his return the aU anger renewed his demand that he should sign the paper, Wade reftised, whereupon the man drew a 'merle knife and exclaimed, "well, we are here alone, sir, and you shall elms them." Wade instantly produced his revolver, ordered the man omit, followed him down stairs, gave him a parting kick, shut the chime In his face, and hasn't him since, and has ao idea who lie 131=1 - • • Secretary 'Manton, recognizing the Jaen, of the claim of Missouri for retinbursemeut for moneys expended in payment of troops, has promised his personal loodstance to aid In se curing its paxsuge through Congress. Nero or ilioorn 10 Tlll.l FOOT. Letters by the hundred, written by elide:, orlictra of our army who have settled in Lou isiana and idi_sslasippi, are received here daily by members of Congress. All say that If lino troop. are withdrawn, 103,11 men will be com pelled to leave they cannot live there at all. The recent order Mustering out volunteer. in Virginia. leaves only one regiment and n I regulars 011 duty in the State, exclusive of , lve companies of regular artillery stationed .1 Fortress Monroe. The scemqdotilsta rejoiee 35er this removal 01 military role. roe .11111.,01 - 111 Boer [MM.!. Secretary Stanton .mys that ae soon as he ecolvee the writ of bane:, corpus in fat or I the rebel boat. burners now on trial at •t. hd will Laimedintcly direct the Military 'orntnataler of that Department to tarn them ver to the civil authoritics fur trial. REC. 1,14 TROY Is.rcnx C Today were eight hundred and two thousand one hundred nntinl uety-tvro dollars. eenirartv4m4 orritocas PAT eroreco. Among the officers whose pay has been step ped by orders from the Department until they settle up unadjusted Quiuterniastera &moan te are: D. Chase, gnarterninater Yak; Pa. Cavalry; C. P. llaehell, 12th 'Pa. Cavalry; Capt. Thomas Pi, Little, 187th Pa.; Lieut. N.J. Dowell, 4th Pa. Cavalry; Capt. J. Jungbluttg; 4th Pa, Cavalry; Llent. M. 'McDonald, 12th Pa. Cavalry; Lieut. Lucius Freeman, A. Q. M. 120th Pa.; Lieut. John Giles, Bth Pa. Cavalry; Lieut. W. C. Dug by, A. Q. M. 22d Pa. Cavalry. PENINSII,VAIIA LEGISLATURE, No Session of the Senate. PHOCEEDINGS OF TfiE HOUSE 'peciai thvate h to the Iltteburgh Gazette. linarusor no, January 12, ens,vrr..—The !innate naa not In session to as ire have provloualy announced, 1 t had djonnted till Monday next. floras.—The members of the House assem bled ut the usual hour, The following beet :man was transacted: • Mr. McKinley offered n Joint resolution In. structing tho Clerk of the Ilounc to withhold all bills until he receives °falai notification of the return of Gov. Curtin from Cuba. The re. solution was agreed to, iler,rou. read In plate an act to repeal an act relative to certain roads In Allegheny county, which had been passed lit 1864 Mr. Quay read in place an Act which provides for the exemption of soldiers from the pay. Went of the bounty tax,. ' Id.r.fennypneker reported a set of joint res olutions, instructing our Senators and Pions bah of Congress to role for an amendment of the Constitution, regarding the election of President, Tho Rouse then adjourned. PITT LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. Troops Being Sent to Ireland REDINTION OF THE ENGLISH ARMY. Privateers Feared in Spain truffles in Australia hierea.4limr New Voce, Jan. 12.-The steamer Seothi, from Liverpool lank via Queentown rived this morning. The Fenian triato are progressing tit Cork, Another prisoner, Jame, Beatable, was - quitted. Two regiments were hastily sent from Eng land to Dublin. Oncot then, in the garrison at Blanchester was nrOuSed tit 3 o'clock in the morning and rouveyed to Liverpool, twelve hundred strong, and forthwith embarked for Dublin. Such energetic movements of course gave rise to rumors br serious (tomer. There are rumors that peace it ahont to tit , COnClualed by European mediation bet wee, Spain and Chill. London-The money market Li tight, and Um demand heavy t . the Ranks have advanced the rate to Pd. Baring Brothers report, bread stuffs inactive and unchanged. Petroleum s Id for. Relined. Reef Steady; a moderate demand for line qualities. Pork-A mall par eel of new American, sold at tileffis ad. /licOn -In limited demand, and offering at still low or rates; Middles, 5363i5. Lard-Slow °nude, nod I> per etrt. lower. Butter-Without enqui ry. Chts , e-Stendy .for prime. Petrolelm- Bot ti English and Brandon, report an easy mar- Lad; llefined, at 3. Itlttas lid; closing dull, at tis 10.1E3, Literpool, Jimeary 3 .-Wakefield, Nash Co report, dour dull nod lower, Wheat Slow of sale and pricer favorable to bny - era. Indian corn In limited request at a15.6d.0)305. per 483 pounds for mired. To effect sales of articles lower prices would have to be submitted to. London, Dee. 3 , 3.--Consols closed last evening fft'7i s7' for money. Bullion in the Bank of England - hat decreased £465,030. U. S. Sire Twenties, 64%.26.5 , 4 ; Illinois Central, 81.1,74 ; ex. dlr. Erie 57fiLMI.i. Jo France de threatenedhe French Minister at Washington to leave there if the Federal Goe , 'rnment sent a minister aecredit od to the Juarez Government, or that the first. Secretary and been sent to France for Matruh thins. The Went India mall steamer arrived 'at Stinthampion to-day, with nearly a and a half dollars in specie. The Army and Norg Outage believes the British Government has resolved on a very considerable decrease hi the army. The lead ing features will he the reduction of two Com modes in each battallion of the line, amount lag In tits a,ggregate to about -850 officers, and some 16,000 non-emomissioned officers and men. One regiment of cavalry is also expected to disappear, The Board of Trade returns for November exhibit an extraordinary inerease in exports, three-and a half millions sterling, or treaty- Inc per cent over November NB. The Times editorial. La a rm.nMe of the events of the year, a large portion being de voted to afavorable criticism on Ameriean affairs. The Time+ eritich,r.e Grant's report. The .3.leinorial Diplconediger euntradiets re ports in American papers of the almedoornent f Chihuahua and "[morn. 4 . 1. holder of Alalmma bonds states that no provivion was made to renew them, or for the payment of interest. The Cardinale at a recent meeting decided t hat the Pope Monad rentain in Rome. tr There was considerable a privateersadiz owing n report that snapected had been seen. vbeC.ortes was opened on the :nth by the Queen, altn whiter desire for peace bad not the commencement of hostilities with Chili, wifiensed amends for thewrongs. she had retegidged - maly-4.4zhould still watch the Interest or the Row Sat tertliwatte - 0 circular any.., appiefenidgmL of difficulty in Mexican affairs, caused Ameri can quotations to give way on the 0 7th ult.. Illinois Central closing at 0(51)5i; Brie, sold at 51 . 433714; Five-Twenties, 6 414064 M, The following are the autherized quotations for rotten New Orkin.. fair 434,01; 211,1.1. Mobile fair, t.l!.1.1; middling, tv.,,,; Up lands, 9.551; middling, WX.:I. The wee ou Sat urday were 10,000 bales, this mark keting 'firmer •t unchanged rate.; stock Inp po t , 370 ; OM bales, by actual count, only 5.000 balei above the NAB:dales, ineludins 144,000 American , New - Yong, Jan. ig-The fOLtowing is a ottM teary of the foreign tietrt sent by the Reamer Lit) of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 7th, Tice has not yet arrived The Christmas holidays interrupted con. mere, Precantion, of an extraoralmart character hail been taken nightly In Dublin. lice The En-ning had savc : The another m of po- am duty are doubled and ared I.' itil Cl3l- 1 / 2 .seeN the cavalry patroled the suburbs, and all the military was held to readiness at a moment's notice. Nothing transpired to Jos- Iffy these measures. The/condemned lending Fenian,. have been removed ton convict estab• lishment at Dartmoor, England_ The London Tim.' In eta editorial on ales-l east affairs argues that Napoleon will probe bly withdraw souneror later, and urge a Amer lea, for the Interests osll COntYrne•kl, to gal. City await the result, aimi abstain from incon siderate expressions on the subject. The Dally News points oat teat the absorp lion of American stocks tbroughoot Europe, has lately been more extensive than ever be. fore known, and says this Is one cause of the depreciation of English securities. Sir Charles Emilia - le, President of the Royal Academy is dead. M. You'd's financial report Is mabllshed, and agrees generally with the anticipations re ceived by the Canada. It la stated that. Maximilian Is omitted from the Catholic Sovereigns to whom the Pope sends the customary Christmas felicitations. Melbourne sublets report au increase In uto serif - ins dliticultlea between the Leglslatto e and the Government of Victoria THE ICE MORN iT T. Loris Four More Steamer% Sunk iIE.II 1 LOSM OF rnorERT v . Lei is, Jan. U..— The warn, ...sitter tor lino.t we past days, combined a Rh a rise la the lilissonri river, started the lee In our harbor, about live o'clock this morning. It .parted nearly opposite the foot of Carr street, a per. movin down abut one hundre d fet, opening the g 'Channel o to the 'lllinois shor e e, throng?, which skiffs passed for several bourn, and sinking the Steamer 801 l Memphis, lee bound in the middle of the channel, the steam.. ea - Warsaw , at the 10Werend of the levee, Pre vie Itahe, en the upper end of the landing; rind a fen - rivet On the Illinois shore, and doing considerahlo damage to ssveral other boat., barge., and wharf hoot, The Rolle btemphis tras valued ut and insnred for #lO,OlO. The WlLrstM 2.1 ited at 4.13,00; insurance not ascertained. The Prairie Rose, worth /03,000; probably Insured. The ferry boat was Valued at about Mart Atom. noon, the .teamer Nebraska and the I ferry boat Mulligan began butting the lee on I the lower end of the landing, and broke the channel about one hundred yards wide on the Missouri shore, need:, to the upper end of the let re. when the whole field n( Ice gave we), anti moved slot, ly lean, carrying with It the •reeks of the previous disasters, still afloat, t he extreme lower part of the city, where it gorged iwal4 The harbor approaching the city !sinew open, and !errs boats arc running, and i; is t ex e e c c ittye,d that move o ut s bottho - ab . o 4ol v 2 e aa.n d t h b eMloisw nonn river broke up to-dav at els Joseph, ran City, Lexington, Jefferson City and St. Charles the morning. Of whirl, will tenet] here before At the hitter place, the North Missouri Railroad ferry boat, used for trans porting train.. across the river, was sunk, and the landings badly injured. No other disaster is yet reported in the Missouri river, and there in no newel from the Upper The "rather in very warm. all OND DISP ATCR. ST. Lover, Jan. 12.—The atalement in the first diepatch, of loseoe oustaince by the breaking f th• lec to-tlay, le incorrect. The value of the Belle Momphin, ka.,000; Waranw. kTy,Orrh wrecking boat, k1),04 Tha entire loss la about eaters and wee k s loan at.thln root Alto may hrge ago which may he istrealea to-nigbt to amble Ibat amount. ~a LateetAreas the 1110-ttetnee. Naw Batas:re, Jan. 11.—The Antes. Browns. vale correspondent on the 4th says: .The American dision, under Crawford, was not making muc h headway, an the (miens! so/ tiers were forbidden to enlist, and the Brownsvil/e" recruiting. office was closed. It is 1113 era tood that Eseobedo wasproparlng for Another attack on - lfiatantorns. - The Im,periallsts stuprised soinesbattlibeetria of the Liberals, killing twelve and capturing thirty, who are to be executed by Maximiliares order. General Crawford addressed General' Weitzel On the subject, train! to.prevent the murder. The iatter repl ed, statueg that-, he had entered a solemn protest against this act, but MOM Informed him ho was compelled to Generale orders of his Government. Clark has arrived at Brownsville with Important dispatches from the North. General's (Veil eel and Crawford were givea - a dinner by the Liberal htexleans in Escabedo, Centrum, Garcia andllomero were present. _Much good feeling Iran r mani fested by the. Federal Generals toward the Mexican republicans. General Crawford was shot at from the Op posite side, but an apology was afterward of. fered. iii;Nab. vales moo declined I' vales affe. bales ; middling Me. Coffee. sams lone bugs nt :IN In gold. Corn stead.r at' 41.13€41.10. 134. Moulders Vnlion—renlan Moss /reactor. New Yonz, Jun. I,.—The Iron Monition. held a secret session yesterday morning In Tam many Heflin the afternoon,and resolved Itself Into a committee; and transaeted business of a routine character: An Immense muss meeting In honor of Fie. plan Delegates, was held In Cooper Institute last evening. Addresses wore made by sever al delegates from various States, and by Col. oncl OAlnhoney. Fox Unnt—Fenlan Congress Adjourned. Few TOSE, Jan. 12.—tus oinking fax hunt Came yd . yesterday on the Union course, Long inland. Bonze hall a dozen foxes wore run down. • • The Fenian Congress yesterday hdJottrattl sine Pit. . JANUARY 13,. 1 FROM WASHINGTON GOVERNME4T DEPOSITORIES na Military' Force in the South. TERM AGAINST THE NOM. The New York Collectorship CANADA ANI) THE RECIEPROCITE TREATS. The Rejected Pension Claims DESTRUCTION OF U. S. CURRENCY rttoo Zito., Eta, New lona. Jim. I.2.—The Telbtone • Washing. '.on special sots that General Splutter of the Med States Treasury, has Informed several banking companies es appilCiltax roe desig nation as depositories (or government hinds, that It is the:policy of the Government nOt, to establish any more depositories than:ls neces sary for Govortilnent dennuids, and ouch no actual negraelty exists for the establishinent or curb depo si tories, he must ricotta° to au thorize them. . Senator IVlhirin's bill for the reorganization of the reglalarltrilly. lens formed 131/011 the plan laid be forethe Tresident and Secretary of War ' 0 few weeks sine:Oily General Grunt. General Granterpresees his opinion that the necessity ot tontntatinlug a lama military force In the Watt no longer exists, and he be lieves that itleaterial re - auction lu the num her of Otte' troops remaining there, may still safely he math!). The rivs mice Department has received re ports for December from Its agents (or op:m ini:new offices: la the Golf and funithweident State% All router in the statement that the taking Of Ilse test oath that they have not vol. turtarily gives aid during the rebellion, wheth er taken ryy post office, internal revenue or enStran home Ofileer, immediately outlaws the ill oeerfrota all social:lnt ereonote. The feeling against tho North Is as hitter in all the States as clurinathe War. Anotherilelegation of red men, twenty-are In number,atToomposed of Cherokees. Choc- • taw - seed Chickasaws, his just arrived In town to lay their never-ronsing grievances before the indian Commi.idne. and their great father,. the Cornmisaloner, has not fully inves tigated the complaints of the delegation of Sofa and rotes, who still remain - in the city. The Supremo Court today was engaged up on the great g California Champaign rate of revenue infrinmnt, D. K. Estop, of New Turk, delivered t h e argument far the plaintiff and Attorace-Grown' Speech assisted by Judge Labe, 'District Attorney of California, conducted the defense. • Another ease of emisclener. hoe been reOert. ed to Gen. Spinner, - from Philadelphia. An nannymons' ptudy depoatts a considerable sum with a Colketor of Internal 'Revenue, an nouncingAt it rightfully belongs to the hateinal The TI: rushiegtOn *peels' says: A torts) of ominent gentlemen from New l'ork,beall ed be General Strong, arrived here this morn lor the ptirpose of presenting the name of Beaty A. Smith for Collector. r. wis also here, tacked by II strong inMfluence.Dep o Ti,. name' of Judge Olin, of We Supreme Court. Is abopresented, but the President to to..- NMI,' the istotivelnentioned delegation that be was to no. hurry to Mete the appointment . The Canadian Embassy, headed, by Bon. Mr. Parley, who come for the purpose of urging the renewal of the reciprocity treaty, arrived hers, lasta.venthg. They win - n,,a their object es . merlins:lr difficult of ettainment. Petitions -Dom all quartets against the renes si of th e t rep.3llring to: - 0: The ashington special says. Major r; 7l twqm• emcee referred to lit a reel pt dispatch. as hart: ;-_expressed disloYal t Meats at a public: meeipsg.4o Texas, De s inuOng the number mustered - out; - An Itornense number of claims have-heirftt Jectedreeently by OommlasiOner Barrett, upon the ground that they do not come ultbil. the letterer spirit of the law. Those :claims are, however, of such a character as to merit the cOnstratlou of Congress, and where there is not legal right no the part of the claiinnot....tri roc lee the pension. the Commissioner rococo. mends that tidy be pato!, nevertheless, Tinder Semeof these e/Allll,llllay not bp presented for years, and it Is deemed unjust wing prope to establish a pm...lent now., allow the pension to commence trout the date of y este r da ydeat othe soldted ie. The Howet ltd , the rule in this matter, and :teed the date of the passage of the_act of relief as the day - ou which the ]wanton should commence to run The news' dispatch say, The last pia oh of the senfibld near the eye of the dome of the capiteklarm removed • tkis evening revealing the Magnificent deslgn freseee norm which! tor eighteen months past Constance Bramsby hart been a t eork. The Wors dispatch says: It Is reported that Opp in fructional COrTV-ts,!. will stroyed by the Treasury 1 / 4 /I..rtio r at la A (Co mount ~f days. The Intention us to subs: auto as equal 111, current. for that ts bleb i s can celled. THE ADAMS' EXPRESS ROBBE Plot for Liberating Jeff. Davis 1.3111 , .1. !dETTI.EME NT U% 1 11. A let Are Tong, Jan —.t bag con tainmr are Li:ens:tad dollars in gold, part of the proceeds of the Adams Express robbery, was picked up on Thursday afternoon In the neighborhood of Craw[, Bridge, Connecticut. This/ is sop. posed to be the place where (hr robbers jump ed from the train, after plttniering the ear. A rumor has been prevalent at Fortress liberalg the last few days, of a plot for the iion of Jug% Davis According to report. the plan embraced the arrival of the intended reseners singly on cardi trailing res: soli, Kt as to ward off suspicions. The author ities have tastitoted a ,enrrh of craft lu lb. harbor, but no person Of sump icious has been disseoYered The Correspondent of the lfrnald at to ea, Mexico, given an at:L.OIIUL of a visit to the city of Carlotta. founded by ex-rebels under sterling Prim. The city contain, a dozen limi ter, and arm tent,. price has a plantation of eta hundred and forty acres, from which he bra' soldfte thOtikanil dollarit• worth of <toffee Amin candilderuble quantity of tohgce.,,snd fruits. Gov. Ilan-bet plantation adjoins his, and Urns. Ewell anti Shelby ore among Ids nearest neighbors. Price I, esithitslastic over wayld proapeete of Carlotta, sod thought it Log..rogie a great eit, A dispatch from Cherie...ton say. : ',rend parties connected w it is the lierimpany, for merly, (moaned In blockade running," have twill arrested , tdsiep from chill may that several Chili/in. and foreigners In liontesideo, a p ppear ha, nrchastsi and fitted nut three or fourode:k nees to sail under the Chinon flag and pr ey on the commrrrr of Spain 011 that emit. Tu tolookinling vessels remained at their resot h s. tiM stsrtnns. p The NUl:Dantls. al Iron 010.1 had orris e.I a CalOrfitt Cu nes Way down no Valparaiso, a tbe Villa, .Id.lntl was, at last at2cOunta, bile nu visored In the harbor of Coquimbo, after cruise between Valpandso and the later port, evidently on the lohk not for the I.:son:rattle. Front lilw Orleauw—A Meier. Outbreak—. Collllton Between the Troop% and Mi litia, tte. _ . New OntrASs, Jan. 10 .--COitnn quirt; rd I vnlee ,000 halelint Oats.; New York etas..., 1 is runt. ell.COUnt. G 0111,30- Preletton Cotton to New York , f,e; to Arrtva The Nesliatinocit, from . New York. and the C eapntra, from Boston. onhlr. th an.Burnet arrived (ruin Washington route to Tea Ile speaks bight) of the President, At Jackson, the freedmen generally arc ma king eanthicts. At Yazoo City des the Ilret of last 43,09:0 bales o f Cotto si n have been received. June, A lot of negroes In a parish on lied river rose la arms, tea dole ago, and tried to murder the overseer, .but, failed. They marched - to atm. ther place, waiting reinforcements. The mili tia nabbed them all without serious diMenity, and arrested acomnpliees en several plantee Aloha,, t where arms and ammtmitien werofourat Previcnisly, the freedmen In that section had refused to work.' The militia and military in. ..parLshCita&arer inermatinder Capt. Taylor of that The'rellitio were arrested b , the Fed eral Military, and were to be tried a min tar4 connainalcmi bat escaped from Jail. The :fiction of the )nilltary In rescuing _by force of ima froarthe custody of the Shortlf at Je Rut. bo ll TAMA Ilaig),,lfaialTinrege`ir.liheJeneleu'r`l• Aut. a o e_re d buck to his post. n the fifteenth of Pebrnary will be sold at auction by order of the New Derails city gov eminent, fourteen equares of levee property in LW:tiro:o business part of the citY. la the United states District Court the libel Versus Judge .Ttust'd property was dismissed ato nd the ieperty returned to Wu& Dust was poc..i.i'i r :lllKronbtil:Yatelnri u c t 01 the sth sayer General 'Mouts othefally informs Gov. Patten that all the United lits&..4 trocms will be reMOVed from toe State, and arms and mu nitlens fanlight! to the State militia. Pro. visions for destitute families will be promptly furnished the State. The. same report comes from Georgia couecrnisig the withdrawal of the troops., Esti Irainhmen Shot by a Fenian. ITaw Yonx, Jan. la.—The .Herold's Georg° town, Mourns:lra; correspondent states that . 4311 fkm tril , Of tho Steamer Moses Taylor from San Francisco to Han Juan, with California passengers ler this city, an Irishman alum on &eh with Wrevolver and" hlesiared ho would shoot. any man who . waa mot n }Manua. Two Englialmen at one° den/01l baying flay l onian prOellritiesi and ho Shot them both. Io wan WOUnded hilllgeif in turn and juniyed over. wo rt h but was rescued by tha crow. From : Aspinwall and Illavarina. Nzw Iform.*Jatz,l2.—Tho steamer New York, from with On-Uforins passeogers, to WOW. The eteemer Moro trim/Ltrana , is €OO WOW. ADMISSION OF COLORADO. Message from the President Order tbr the Protection of Loyal Southerners. meeeagejo.s, Jan. It —The following is the to the genets end House of Rep• rosentallves to-day, else referred to the Conl in:atm, on Territories : I transmit herewith, a som manteation ad dressed to °eau:ll:Tent:WY MeS"ter4te'sjSochnne''tovm."'C'icaent,jfjr.ot the State of Colorado, together with accompa nying documents, under authority of the Am of Congreas approved the lint day of Starch, 1854,! The people of Colorado, thrOligh a conven tion, formed a constitution reeking provision far a State Government, which when anion It ted to the qualified voters erne territory was rejected. In the summer of ISM, a Second con vention of.the several political partlea in the territory was called, Which assembled at Den ver on the bah day of August. On the nth of that month the convention adopted a COUSil tution, which was submitted to the people on the ath of September, PG; and ratified by a majority of laS of the qualified voters. - The proceedings( in the screed instance, having differed in time and mode from those specified in the art of March Bat, 11364, 1 hare declined to issee tho proclamation (or which provision Is made in the fifth section of-the nv, I therefore aubmit the queation for the consultation and further action of Congress ANDREW Jeli3so3. Trnahington, D. C., Jan. Ifth, The lion. Thomas b. Stillwell, to-Ifuy(lettere! (leant, , tainrsi an order muster of ordering the e out the 34th In diana regiment, now at Brownsville, Teri., with which regiment Mr. Stillwell was for merly connected. The Senate, to-day, confirmed the no mina tion of William F. Elkin, of Illinois, to be reg ister of the Land (Mee, at Springfield, lid -11010. The following order was 1491.1011 today: .1.13 DZPAOTYCNT ' A tmer ANT OEIVECAL'A Orrice, , {Vasa:soros, January 12th ) Grnmit Orders ,No. a: To protect loyal persons Veinal Improper civil suits and penalties In the late rebellious Mater., Military Division and Department COM111111111(7/4 whose commands embrace or are composed of any of tne late rebellious . States, and who have not already done NO, at once issue and enforce orders protectin from prosecution or stilts In State and municipa g courts of such States, all officers and soldiers of M. United State, and all persons thereto attached, Or In nay wise thereto belonging snldeet to military authority, charged with of enses for act done In their military capae ity, or pursuant to orders from the military authority, and to protect from emit or prose cution all loyal MM.°ns or persons charged with offenses done against the rebel forces directly or Indirectly during the existence of the rebellion, and all persons then agents or employees, elutrged with the occupying of abandoned lands or plantations, or the posses sion or costodyof any kind of property what ever, who moulded, used, possessed or oon trolled the same, persnant to the milit a ry the President or any of the civil or do. I partments of the totted ?dates Government and to protect them from any [penalties or damage that May have been, or may be of nounced or adjudged In /Odd courts ln any of such cases, and also protecting colored Per sons from proseention,Jor any of said States, charged with olTenees foe which white persona are not prosecuted of punished in the same manner and degree. By command offtt ion. Onset, E. D. Tows:scar, A. A Cl Adele, received by the Department or state (molt oar Consul at Liverpool, dated Dee. 19th, are to the effect that the rattle 'plague was still on the Increase, both iii England rod Seotland. seventeen pardon tr:irr2llti acre LSsUed by the Attorney General to-day t w e nty telthdinessit • Mr parties Included the thousand etas. Among the applications for pardon received was one from the tebel General Ross of Teaas. The Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen's Mrsjp, .4gLlLizsipi has received Matra, time. to asalal tteerriihn n r ...- stencil,* the les et, on the lississipp r re Matz Organization of Colorado—Sol diers' nod noiloza* National Cont - en. tion—lionaz Debate ou Negro Nuffenze. It Alta I moron. Jan. It—The llon. John Evans, Into Governor of Colorado, and the lion. J. /1. thalTec, Into of the House of the Territorial Legislature, C. n. Senators Meet, have emir& u this rite and have presented the paper rela ting to the state organization to ties President .std mitten his influence In fa, or of the early WWII...SIMI of the State. Thts thee did in com pliance with a Joint resolution of the Legisla latlve Assembly of the State, which wasp/sled with but one dissenting rota, The !iallymal Convention Of Soldiers' and nallurn., to be held en this city, on theft, inst., promise. to be nne of the largest and most Im par - twit conventions ever held lu this Slip. Qtteallons - of' the ntmost import:Liu, to dis ebarged soldfv, end sailors will ha acted Arrangements are being made to Its re Omad demonstration in the capitol during I tie ' , OSkioll of the Convention. lAelegrate, and others interested ran merrier all nessessar) in formation by addressing 14 HA Pre meat of •oildler,' and s 'tailor, LL, Lengne. Washington. 1. 'Thallerlet. of ihe House of Iter,euta tt, ea e have for the bon three daybeen p demo. ly crowded with attentive 'banners to the do. bate on the idl extending suffrage in the District of Columbia. Never before wore eo many blacka mixed among the white auditors al to-day. The intere,t among both elseaga constantly on the increule. From henna America—The Ch l / l aft War —Peru Eternalise Tranquil- New lona, Jan. 12.—The steamship New orb, from Asphaivall on the let, than arrived. Among the passenger. are Gov. John 11, Good. 1.1 . 1”. from Arizona, Gen. Roberts anti A. P. Itiehartlam. She brings Weirt,Oin In epeete. Panama dates to January let states that the •deam.lttp Pero haul arrived there on the h. -Among at the passengers ore Christopher 1:01d eon, . lattwV. S. Dllnitter to been, who re turn,, bottle by this steamer. War matter. In Chill were nnehanged. A fter the capture of the bpanish blockading ship 'onodonga by a Chillan num-of-war, she pnt to sea, Rail II I. believed eh ❑'tailed for ont,- ern port In Peru, for the purpose 01 uniting with the Pernehtn fleet. Thu news from Peril 1.. very faVOI-n.lib, Pamrn reigns throughout the Republic nuder the new regime. Several Ves.ela, ori .napivion that they were rarrying IMplernentsof war to the Spaniel,, had been detained In It bt believed the Government will reject lb treat) with , paln, matte by the peel+, tu. Got eTOOIOIII. A large number of the leader, alio Nal/- ported 1 . 17.1 et have been arrested and will be brought to trial and batth.heal. General Coatilla W 54 hest beard of at Gibral tar It IS believed be is no., Oh bit rot arli tv I.Vr• Meeting of the Wisconsin Leiriatato Message of Gov. Fairchild. Jan 12.—The Loginlnt,tre vow. eff on Wetineaday noon, awl Hoe. II ca . D. Durruw, bputker, and E. W.electe Yoe td Chief Clerk. The Senate efeetcn F. D. Styli. art chief Clerk. I.ovormor Fuirchild deli reef,' bie tne‘s-lfre 1161,;afternoon. It is a t pry able document, and a complete review of the affair,. of the Mate for the ant year, which are repreBerlted to he in excel/cut condition. The state debt 1. 1t,661,6:13. Among other ~,commendation the tiovernor urges appropriations for the immediate completion of the State Capital, and enlargement of the Inmne Assylinu. He also recommends an amendment to the con. Siltation providing (or the election of State Auditor:for, the term of six years. During the war, the State furnished ninety-one. thou sand three hundred_ and seventy-three men, an excess Of one thousand two hundred un to sixty-throe Over oil rails, and equal to more time one from every two Voters. The weather in wane; it Is raining From NashvlUe. 5A.111 . 11.LF, Jan. 12.--(lor. Brownlew to-day sent to the legislature a message urging the legislature to make provialon fur keeping up. thattate Penitentiary, and warning. numbers emberrso.sment and trouble will come from delay. He also urged the importance of a branch penitentbuLtt Knoxville and Item pbbs, on the ground • t tbe prisoners, already near MO, will soon reach 1,000, nt the present rate of Increase when accommodation for criminals will be traposslble. A bill to remove disabilities of private bank log meets with favor. it removes the .10,000 roallfleatiOn for doing private banking. Hurray, who was charged Ifewsen, was discharged. with ahoOttng f Myer fing, wi six eet on the hoals; ISO arriva a ls ll of ateatn th boats. The Cumbe s rland took a fall cargo or cotton to Cairo for tier Orleans. Meeting. of Associated press. New Yong, Jan. 12—Ate meeting of the As satiated Press, held on January loth ISr4. the ollow log Resolutions wore posed man tdmou.s. lyt Resolvd, that the Meinbers of the Associ ated Press, NITC heart:Cat th deep regret, of the death of Girard ltalleek, late a proprietor otthe Journal of Coihmeree, and for many years the Y'resident of the ASsociated Press, it gentleman who in alt his relations as presi dent and member, was distinguished for integrity, courtesy, kindness, and for his able and faithful services to the Association. Rcsolirci, that the Pre,fclent of the Assocla. tine transmit a copy of the shore resolution to the family of the deecamd. impr Fire in rtelresegtiese. B 0 ,570", Jan. It —The large building known an Waverly Mall, in Melrose, was totally de stroytxl by lire last night. Loss, about. {a 000 which is partially covered by lasurance. The principal sufferers are the Wyoming and IVaveriy ledges of :Free Mason'); Enserken & Parrett, shoo mannfacturcrrs ; it. P. Whitney, czer, g and David. Webster, owner of the din . 'ffireormin Reform House Burned' Idls.warine, Jan. Lt.—The State Reform House was burned last night. The less is $30,000. The inmates all escaped. Steamer North American Datinized. Porrt.eati, Jan. 11,—Advices by the ateaMer SCOtia tante the North American put Into Lmienstoira oa he Ist, srlth her Ipaehlaery aatred.l PRIC THREE CEN TS XXXIXth CONGRESS-Stf OND SES SLUM Wa l, llll , ol4or,jrn. a 4 pia Wavefsovox, JanearY ts. 4: SEN %TS. Mr. Gem, presented a petition of retiree% of Arkansan, eating for thie organisation into a territory of a district of country lying to the West of that State, which they aaseert 1 taus- a bawling wilderness, thong]] capable of mitts porting a large population The petition eels referred to the Committee on Territories Mr Trumbull presented a monaorial of the American Free - Trade League, asking for equality of taxation, and that no protective duties be enaeted.which was referred to the Committee on Finance . Mr. Grimes gain notice that tomOrrou , or soon thereafter, hr would introduce bill to to the pay and establish the number of line °lncome( the United States Navy. Mr. WllsOn Introdeced a bill to restore to the Secretary of War,stmerrising pow-craover the arts and duties of the CommLatidnar. lodine affairs, which was refered to the Mill. tury Committee. air Norton offered a resolution instruellog the Committee on Finance to Inqffire luto the o i , x Pedlency of forming a special Committee to of ti eatiente the conduct of supervising avnti ett Treasury Department which wag MONO. Tilron Introduced a bill relative to the rsenicrili7idsge name% and damped envelopes, u g the Postmaster boners' to supply agents who abut] engag' t ' ‘ t M‘l /a them under the instreet,::,,7 of the t r ) c ap " . rt . merit, soot give troads for raf t b fully urrolint hernfOr / on agent la Bled e flee per entit on sales, and it custodian of public moueys, ea' pen Ilea for defalcation of such oraciah''Tt.° must be made end, (Or noin or tint/A.l'le" treasury notes. The bill tea, refers...l toaLe' Post °face Committee Mr Dixon also barmier,' a hill to schema I the medal lime, 'shah provides, First—That after Juamary, 1517, alt aea paper. and periodicals. Including those um fled (torn the °Mee of publication, shall be paid, and none shall hr carried ult boat pay - meat, except those coming front foreign con, tries Second —That the Pont Ma-err i•ener .I may sell stamps and envelop, at the value 01 tto ahltraja9 lurpressed 'yon tin n. Third—After the first of April next letter forwarded front One pe/tonic, It, amain , at the request of the person addressed, shall be Arid withont addititmal ...a.m.., and dead let ters shall be returned free . Fourth—Letters endorsed to be returned to the Writers, Act of March :al Int shad be re turned free. The fifth authorises the sending of letters to auy port of the I. rifted st t tes and auv foreign port at a eO,l not exi ending the Sea postage . Stith—The Provisions for publishing lint. of non.delliered letter. la the newspapers of the largest circulation I. repelled and ad. reit lag left discretionary with th. Postionste General. Seventh—)talance tat appropriator]] of on Mindred dollars under the ha l] acct duo of Mai lied, may housed as far a 504.0/ m o n ey o /tulip! deficiency in the proceeds of the - o rs ...stein for the current year. Elghtli—That any Rani not ' , reeding II ft v 41.•11am may be sent by mosey Onier, Anti th• fee for from thirty to forty dollar. shall 1,, thirty Cents. Ninth—That a money order shall he gaol for twelve months. aud if lost a duplicat. shall he issued free . Tenth—That all railroad, It rryino th r m 'mhaa:le776:llltcheloultty tli t e ra .P ' o m s 'a tg r a ' st a c i r l er r i l i ‘ it t r e ij to he sent thereon . Eleventh—That person. malieloti+l. tate] - fering with letter boxes shall be filled from $lOO to wino , mad imprisoned not leas than, three years Twelfth—Tl] it t h e Pre-bleat mat direed sp propriatl.ms from one brooch of the post ] I 4erVice to another when lief I anno lin mo tion 01 Mr Trim - Mall the bill to en large the powers of the Freedmen'. nor au p etw aken up and read a. an amemtineld th Judielary t °meant. e It non Ide. that the art establishing for the bureau, fur ipe re lict of Freedmen and ftelogce, approved March 74, ter shall continue In force Until otherwise provided for ha paw, and shall he ex tended tnoi refugee. , and fi - ecilinen In all palls dr lidieki , datea, and the Pres divide the t ./ ed eettona 01 cousin vonotningt ideutmay ol6ll refugees and freedmen into district s each con Mining, one or mom States, not to exceed twelve In onother, and by the advice and 'con sent of the Senate, apt Obit an Alsifil ant Commissioner for each tat said iostriets who shall be required to glee a lute Wad reeelve the same ...slam perform the tome duties prm.eribed by this utit, or said nureart j • "oretlon of the President la. placed under in co • ' , loner and a . ..4.4.W co - mini...loners, to be dotal 'sou the seal , . In which m eat ...Loh Meyer so /o]..lxof,tl to Out , ' loll ner, e Increit.e of pas thee serond pros - ides Sir the dlrtston of the districts into sub distilets. and the nil- I t dalmeutof clerks, and anthortzes the P res- Merit of the I fitted states to extend in Pita, J urtrinetion and protection no er all em ph res. .s g aents and other °Meer, Section third nathortres the , eeretary of W le 'far to 'stole provisions. furl. clothing, ite...for refugees and freedmen. Stadion four authorize, the President to re sem, front rale or from settlement natl.+ the homestead or proselujitiOn laws, and titset apart for the tote of freedmen and loyal refu gee,., thasnatagatipleal Landafin Florida, athr,iis stppi and . tri alit. , a.. , , - ntri - er:theetlnr.,,in all three mllliOn acre, of good land, and the t'ominis s mecca, under the direction of the President. -hall Calls, the came from time in Lion, to .I.e. allotted sad assigned trt parcel, not...a...dine forty acres emit. to-Myst ref ogres 00,1 freed men, who sill be protected lu tie lite snob k• 11- Irolnent thee , Offor Stith term oft Imo or attoielt annual rent an may be agreed upon betwolen t I4e Gonimisshmer und such refugee, or freest men. The rental shall he nastal upon the imid to he OneCetaillest it such a manner n, the Commisaitiner may, under the direction' of the President, by regtilatiOrt, prenveth, at the end of such term, or sooner if the Commis stoner shall assent thereto. ..The oeenpants of miY;Parecht 00 assigned may purchasO the hunt and receive the title thereto front the United States, alum paying the're for hithe rattle Of the hiad aseertained a• ufo2•ty .2 • • erg-tic - in fifth. thot ihr iiiyoie,islntitleNgrfiet. in pirruioince Nrajor g Sli,rearnaf', fiehl oer rtirr fi•ki3. r hr. ei.3 confirmed nut! uzalle 1141 carlion tilt lb, '1 hat tile. Gainful... Limier shall under direetioa of the President, procure in the name of the United sit a t os 1, 7 ar.,‘„, in purchase, such lands within the district afore aid as may be rcuutred for ref cree• and freed men dependent On the anyenittlent for sup port; and he shall provide or rause to he Vain. it.iyjaaty and schools. but no sneli parehase slmlt be made. line contract for the 'MUM entered into, nor other espenses incurred, until ark., appropriations shall hart' been protbiled by Congress for the gene ral perms,. of this act. out of which manta far said lauds shall he theme; and t ile. commissioner shall cause such lands [refit time to tsar to be •alued, allottod, assigned and sold in the manner and form provided ill Utepreeedlng ...Alm., provided always, that the bald lands slush not be sold (or less than the cost, thereof to the Putted States. .ebtion seven authorizes the President to extend military protection to the freedmen Ike all eases of the laws making a discrimination tnrainst them on account of co l o r. , cillon eight West...vibe, pitajcliiiteat for piLdj- I.Cting rri^l.lll2l,lllo The bill was, after reading, oa motlot, or Mr. Hendricks, pqalptinCit till 3louday. 31r. Trumbull called up the hill to proteni the Inhabitants of the United States in the Joyment of their civil rights. On motion, it was made the yental vans for Mr. 'Peissenden offered a resolution, wit leti was adopted, authorizing the smaqui tee On Iletronstruction to pa era. send for person, anti A message front thr Presidnt wa received. transmitting the credentials e of the s :7.e0ut0r. , ! • elect from Colorado, proceedings of the month tutlaual convention, de., which, together with a bill for the udmis.4lou of Colorado at a Mate,. offered by Mr. Stewart, were referred to the Committee on Territories. WIT. Lane, Of Indiana, collet) up a bill In rcia•-• [lon to pensions, providing for the kiniolot Ment of pension agents and the regulation of . : pension districts by the President Instead ot. as at present by the Secretary of time later, wait postponed tit Monday • ••• ••• . • Air. Blortllt , froui the Committee on the Db..- trict of Columbia, ,reported the bill to regn /a to the elective franchise In the Dl,trict. Jt Is the come as the one recently printed, with a rrodon requiting th electors to ble to ead y the Conetitution, In the Englishlanguage and to write his name, etrieken out, At one o'cloCk, the t/ .male went. into execu tive amodon, anal mina-after, adjourned until Monday. ,1101. NE. • lir. Hooper, from the Committee. on Ways and Ideanwireportetta bill tertending the time for witluintwins. goods from the piddle *arc houses.- Paned , It provide* that all goods, wares nod .mer- Choral:re that may remain in Toddle orprtvate bonded warehouses on the finder April nett may he withdrawn within one year frees the time of importation and after one year from the original importation until the expiration of three years. Goods may be withdrawn for consumption on payment of the duties and , charges, with an additional duty of leper cent. •On motion of Air. Raymond, &resolution was adopted calling for Copies of all the proclama tionsof the President, and all the Provision al Governors and all other informa t len th w in light cut the "abject of reconstruction. . , Mr. Johnson Offered a resolution to increase the pay of members ofCongreas and employees of the Government, in proportion to the increased cost of living since the same was Used. T/10 resolution was laid on table It 7 gaited 1 1 . 0n merlon of Mr. Ward, the. Committee on Wayst,and Menus Acre instructed to inuatre into the expediency of repealing the Internal lievenne Tax -- on papers, all Bibles anti Tea:e ntente and other. religions Works and wheel' books owl In Cell .„elmi and Academies. id resolution was also paseed instructing an inquiry I nt o -lba•expediency of taxing L all e9eee by requiring Ave per cent. of, the gross receipts. d message wanreecived from. the President of the United litotes, enclosing *letter (rem .70„rn,Eeseie and unfree, Senators elect from Colorado, together with accompanying %loco ,,„ente on the eubleet of the organization:of trot Bute. The President has declined to b eee his proclamation,, declaring the adults- Won of Colorado as a State intothe Union, and submitting the subject for th e f urther . o . 3id. mutton of Congress, to the CoMttee on Territories. Tho hoax* resumed the consideration of the hill to extend Barrage to the negroes of the District of Columida,hy striding :roman LAWS and Ordinal/Oen the 'word "white.. su ffra Kr-Darla sates newillittg that unrestricted ge shall be given the black man as pro posed by the bill. lir. chandler, orwe* Toth, Characterized it Win radical measure, .Ito had not yet heard .thagnestionanstrered. What pain would it he to the people of the vatted Santee to extend THE WEEKLY G.AZETTE. TWO EPITIONS AsT. c. tredve:c.f.!, cr.": lAA esihrr In /4,-h:re'', e4itio Im forvArdi4 • 13101 wel :tte .. , rlLpers sooiietti Si the pill run, MEE In lu:.. of ten AMA 111nrirds L Lc elect ire frt!ttel,h.. , to the negro pert - 4.1. e hr re' IV hen. the particular 1110 , C6.4,1- I v for ertantrtng It at tilt, ' , articular:and In eat. W.stritt, anti he apprehended:trots the ma -anal , of the bill, tajnru.rt- elects On itami -417'-talott, utr cell ne on the property of tin roontry. Mr. Bingham rook e In reply.. and after n Cll-4 , i011 of some lraytl. , the tiothie withsnt taking any netiat, tuljuurvig-ti LW Monday. Rninored Resignation of Got Pie= n -- 4 &nether Fracas Re! neon ale Editors. • :int - Tour, January 12.—The llrralcra Web -mond spcMal says• A rumor I t orevalent that Gororoor Plerpoint about ro.lyn la eon argue -lice of the defeat orlds appointee, In the Legislature, who - were Union meat The special says: Mr. Pollard aPtaoiltckod Mr. lirooks, who was unarmed. - Mr. ard was armed ulth a pistol, knife and cowhide_ Mr. Brooks tookthe cowlkidefrOm the assa Sa fe, and threw it away, whim Pollard drew an d a t he parties were separated. The PCM l o l, !yivarkia and AlMantle sad Crest Western Railroad Sail. Atna.Pll , Jun. 12.—1 n ease the Peniolivania IA Railroad vy. thethe of Atlantic and Great We , " tern Railroad to-day Mr. Riddle for the rekpondents, read the adidavit Of Tho, IV. I:canard,. engineer in chief of tho Atlantic and Great IV estern Company, silos - lag that the route to Hex York via the We_qtern Cen tral anti Lett ittiturg, xe . . 011, hundred tulle,. ahorter than the pit-ant r•Ot.to ioNelvorl. timed by Atlantic Atitie anal Great WroteUom pany rat salarnauca. over the New nu! Erle /:all, wad BurgLary. bear.. hr, Jan. L 2 he ,—T clotting Store of grail in .t trher, in this thy, wal ellterr.i v burglars bit night, anti gist, to the value of between ea,r4lo and eI,COO yrried oft The cat ranee was effected througb the rear door of the shore the little being bored through it large ettough to admit a band, and the bolt of the door n bank. The lars seleeted onl t ilf lime.draw lot of goods, and bur t g ook, among other y things, shoot live hundred dollars worth of remly made clothing. The Jim offers rt re ward of Vinefor the apnrehenalon of the t hie% es and rem:very of the intiosis Poi • • 3 1tifIderero Arrested. J.ll. I'L—Four led en ha ve been 1. teed bern Ashland, In thi" e m oonly, on ono- I: l.ihd the murderer" of coal opera- t, r, 11. r. Ltuutte, They went urrazd with olver". A meeting of eltiren" sill be bell the too, hull to-cuorri, evening, L. toke tattureo to prevent murder and low leoono".." F.0,11,11:311 monty. .....-.--...-- . .1 Illebard Pollard loos A111.(4.h., Frft.e.Z.L. . ( , I: a u arrva, 1"., Jan. 12.—.1 roneoutre took . , . nee at the - Symttawood Ifenae this afternoon. tu gen M. Pollard, editor of the •Brinfner, 1 Air. Brook., eorraspondout of the flew ork Thae.g. Neither nverred any aerie,. ~ Jury. The iirnyorat ion for the as.ttit wa.., tter in the 'nog,. of the .Sth flat.. ridiculing ..._ 110 rd. Colored Regiment* Illtimterdd Oat. Ir 1, OM I NOSON It. —Thu Seeretary Of War nod an order direeting the initnediate di...inirge of the following colored volunteer organization.: iodth, 42d, ffriL , CR tb, f4th, 101, 1 1101 h. mot Mud United Staktew colored regtmedto of infuntrt. batter) A. neeond United State. I.h.ril Art illtry. 'W.l'Ollllll I . lllted State. Cot. ored Cavalry: Negro Murderer flung. AI, C.T A. Grugui A. Jan. Ittli IB36.—The g ni laneconvicted Of the murder of Henry Argo, of Himmel: oty, V exected to .da, . lie died prot C log un h. inu IM ot,neu u though hc had previonily repeatedly ennnuac-d Texas Troops 2Ploiktered Ont. L V ENT ON, (Texti,) Jan. ').—Sti Orator h.q heiNl 1-otoal ht•re nireitering Out t'.ut.- rPEln.rnlx of white and minted troop.. \'.►BIOI'M A 71. t•Ta' eivrvira RAIL Roat..-.- a alerting A of the GREAT liir W ectork. of the Western Veatral and Mantic A. Great Weateru Uallwity tom panic", ut Meadville, on the gd and ad inst., it an, decided that the Item through Penn% vlvan in be put under Contract ns early in spring as po.lble. The purchase-of the Reading and other rallsoys RBA rattlleil. • thereby guaranteeing to Philadelphia equal facilities to New - York. It is the Intention of - the Atlantic and Great Western Company, to cow/tract a barrow, as welins a wide gauge reek the entire length of the line, from Kill delpitia to Cincinnati and Cleveland. topogrilphleal corr.,, or engineer, arrived nt Brvokv the last arch, nod eolutuentrill at the ntenth of Sandy - Lick, with the Intention of o•alow tug tip the lim. Knrveyed be Collarret, used la the neighbor. TI _ hpod of I THE playing Of Yon -.• in the theatre utt treat of violence took place.. Tit oivirt the band was- ordered to - repeat the sufaclent gintrd and considerable number o. Nti) tonal oMe,..ra being p,resent. • The beginning 0( the music ris the signal for ppplattee on the pert of (tie °Mem and soldier-, and for hisicii on the other aide. An order was riven to put out the llglita and elixir the 140E0. 4 , and seine Bredaunndfifty or the hissers' departed; al. ter perfurarer The renewed with. out further disturhance. The Reofeter and Ad err/L..", eondueleti• by Mr. John romp-Lb i for unrrly one of the mo,t malignant rebeic n all thy south, doubt,. whe th er the conduct of the ofreer, wiwo be-. Opted the his-es uttered at the national air. U. ealeoluted to "aid the Presi -1101 i 111 his policy of coat:that lon."—C7tioagn Ca +sues in Sttora atsrl.—A Haverhill (Muss.) currtwpoudent of the Salem Gazette -ay, The ,hoc business here has quite reemat ly undergone a Complete change. Onee, five years ago say, the shoemakers took out their nwhat., made them and carried them in, this last operation usually wasting a day ac half a day, but • now everything is done b)/ steam, and et - c 7 part of the business Is ear. tied on Independent of tho rest. One shop tutee out heels and stiffening; another up per., in another solo leather La Cat, and finally thegoods art. made up by steam power °zeta. ivc/y. 1.1111116er Of Leif establishments have Leon lately 'carted, worked by stcato power entirely. Tar hoer or A ?if CIICLIAN'T FOrSDFneres rS Tea %el.-31r. lime Ltarker,amerelnintgollig burin,.,. in Malden trtJar, New York, and who resided in tt estehestereounty, was fond lying dean tn. Ti......ay morning -hi the ILirlcut rung tunnel. het We Fourth and orty-second streets. tin Monday e, evening. 3fr. Barker took the ram at Twenty-sizth street, for lilt home autt - vrtiile passing throne] the tunnel, ittsstrp= posed he fell from the platform, and Striking his head on the track can almost instantly killed. Ile near , have been but slight ly Injured, and unable to rise, may have frozen to death. us , remain., when diseovered, were frozen .tiff.—_v. E Express. Tan enrol Mexico is better toppling with water than any luty in the world. It has two intrilense acipteducts—one mites long, anti , the other three—which bring, the , water from the mountains to the very- hft.rt. , of city{ theses, by arteries it is distributed in ev ery direction. There ero Also numennts Arte sian well. in the city and it, suburbs. .11y bor ing to average depth of eighty.fbet-the water auveral feet above theaurface of tit e rth, and flow 4 in a very hold stream. In many In- Atones, this waterts not at all btnekhth,hut to AS (olt and as covet at, that brought front the mountain, NITORT A Irr Altarosis 11 ri - rrao.-0n 31onflay /*fiat meeting Mt-, held Fredorlet;. Mary land for 11w purpose .of maturlng measures for 10111d1ra ruilrotol from-DLstriet of t'ohyobas to the Pennsylvuula Line, by Fay of ,derlet. A g.zu. 11:.•r mill 1 , 111:1Tt^, trectod a tun t Sg , / 311111. 1.. county. 1.1 will be ready toi up , ratiun early Lt the Npring. Tot Leh tub 1,. itcy Railroad, which enemais through the North Peat.ylrattla llaatoad, tool the Belvidere and Camden and . Amboy n„,, rpm!, with ritil.ltilithirt, are 4bolll COll- canal, extending a pareintae of the North Branch canal, extending from WilkesharrotO the New York State line. .The North Branch-Canal Company obtained, last Winter, legislative all tbrity to lay a railroad track or 1 - racks upon the towing path or Mon ho, and to build branches anywhere in the coastie:l of,Luzerne„ i ir'youiing and Bradford. Capitalists ate also moving In the matter of huliding a road in connection with the North Branch interests„ Irons the Slaty line,nortlivrartl, win Ithaca nod d üburn to Status 1311 V, On Lake Ontario. , When this is done It will, In connection with the Le high Talley itailroad, form Lae most direct. route Bow the Lako to Philadelphia, as well as the cheapest means of transportation for sapplyinit northern New York. and Canada with anthracite coal—the heaviest grade against. the coal ml Wy oming Valley being but twei3y feet per m -l; _ . Tae Cincinnati El %quirt, 1.11 an advocate of t, free-trade. It-r.-aim an advocate of the total -car. - repudiation of the. Ara: Alobt.. /I.tiesirea the organics/Mu of a rty that trill rettlat the payment of the de and that .wlll.abolisla t. duties on 'imports. The Enq u irer, in euppertt 111 g thesArmeantire9.-Is entirely consistent,- If. the debt to to he repudiated, then -the dative :- on Imports might be reduced, if tint abolished:-- if the debt lll into be pala. tutu of eon Me revenue t. must be collected for that end, _ltepndiatlon k and free trade are consistent 'parts of one cyatem i taken together,- they tun, be , under- '...., stood ;- but free trade and payment of the national debt are not eortsistent, and the mast -.i - • who supports the formeruntt dem net reject -: the latter nlll, Ire fancy, %aro great clitileulty- in making both ends of his proposition meet : -;, —Chimps Itepubliron, . -.-. A rorsa man by the • ammo of Tarr, of Wells. ty burgovasiatally shot ittgati L agrange, aL near Steubenville: Toting Tarr, pawt tiro companion by the mama, of Cooper attempted to force an entrance In. 'to n private dwelling house Into In the area. 1•; ,, log when one of - the oowapants shot him, . that there to no hone of Ida recovery. . DIIF.11). (701 .1...ARP—Jenyare / . 111. 1.38. A %Nil' wire of Jame 3. Collard. • • Vuneril iiminant A rrrat 3 .ool'. at 3 o'r/ork. front 'the rentlence of hkr - faiher. M. 'Mai 0,, 4 3a Llbertj :abet[. Pkrolera at t - ....d0a TNTETtiaoN—Thumrlay orrnlng. tilt. I).lWili 33. AN non of Franklin andlinry d. Andemon. In the Ott yearof lila age. Notice of rmoral In morning paper!. • ..,,,,• iii:qll24:. 131111ILLIPALE CENETEILL- - .A. ra— . ? il", n t r g 11 111 1Th raig et iTa rt"ue Pa- of 'itmatt'ev.l - c , ,ity...11. land.. fins , )%Til4l.nr - ..h`r.,4,,..°W.hi... 1 "-. • 4 , to Wert offal Lots will'aoplo ot lb. OOPoritt= 4. Ont'a °Zoe. at the COMltoly. IItInUCCO, rergl ~. ~l- kmiß kmiR other toitoo: n =e tl a t . oceed# .49Ay . ?mit Lelooteo r t..t.-co, Allecau tigo..ll ZA",.I. : - `- - •a' _.:.- .1 , - ;.: • ~Iloong .. suk,A..KC:l3Urt.4.-_ . . ..._ . • vrnstlise,l at. 111 ' - "
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