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he Nittsburnit Gazette
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1
Mn. Jonsson Is precisely in the pleition
of Tyler and. Fillinore.—PfuthuryA Xe.
Exactly.
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HE last advices represent that the Pres
ident does no talk ENGLISH as fluently as
he did before the Connecticut election.
THE CIVIL Rrowr BILL is now certain
to pass over the ceto. Men who started out
with the President, htteitig discovered that
he wants to lead them into the camp of the
copperheads and rebels, halt and turn Lack.
Tae Postmaster General's action in ref
erence to Sunday cars was incorrectly stated
by us. The Union Passenger Railway Com
pany have bought a contract for carrying
mails across the city, and the
to
General bas authorized them to fulfill tbic
contract. Beyond this he has not Inter
fered.
THE CABINET.—There are fresh
of Cabinet changes. The passage
Civil Rights Bill over the President's veto,
it is now stated, will secure the dismissal
of Secretaries STANTON and HARLAN.
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may be easier for the President to dismiss
the incumbents than to get such sw•msso
as he Would prefer confirmed.
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THE REEHTLT CLEVELAND.—TiIe re
sult of the election of yesterday in this city
will crush out totally the hopes of the De
mocracy. Notwithstanding the fact that
the circumutances, by their own admissions,
were most favorable to their own success,
the Union men have set up against them a
majority of 462, being a gain orer the eleF.
tion of last fail of 208 Union votes.
The Richmond Iflig declares that "a
distinct and rvell-deflned administration
party is the great want of the country. A
new party fbrmed nn the principles indica ,
Ceti would absorb the Denineratie patty and
attract the COll serrate' re masses (' ) from The i New Toae, April 3.—The House Canoed tee
Republieau ranks. If such a party is form- on Foreign Relations are nearly imaniumus
ed, it will doubtless receive all ths patron. against the proposn to endorse the Mext
age at the disposal of the President." can bontis to either fifty millions of dollars or
This IS precisely the enterprise On which any other amount. There are In all probably
a good deal of effort has been expended the . •
leas than twenty members In toe House whovote fors any PlICh lira and all ;stories
/all six months , hut all to little account : set afloat y ntereated parties are entitled to
very little credit. The lobby engaged upon
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It are persistent in their button-holing at
of no al ail.
members and making huge promises, but it in
tan,he President esterda booted an ordei to
venial. depar y y tments to withhold all ail
vertiaing patronage from the Chronic!, It Is
understood that all papers that fail to sm.taii,
the reconstruction policy of the President.
uill be treated likewise, n 4 lee advertising I
will be given to Democratic Paper',
General G rant,ln general orders esterdaY. Supreme Court and the Trr
est Oath.
announcing the death of Gen. Seth W illinins
and Col. Theodore a. Rowers, lately Ills Adju
tant General, pays an eloquent tribute to their
memories to men and eoldiera, and directs PROPOSED OCEAN RACE.
that all ofecers of the Adjutant tiernsraPe De
partment wear the usual badge of mourning
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or thirty day.
The Hera/our opeeial ears: A strong effort is Distillery Fraud Case Decided.
bating made in the interest of the delinquent .
tax payers, to abolish the Revenue detect Ire
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system which ham been les successful In ills
overing the frauds in the Government rove- ; AN EXCITING FENIAN IPIEE'TING.
nue. The fact that some of these parties, wile I
hail been detected by those officers In trying ,
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to defraud the Government s were discoverAl i
In this movement, has defeated the scheme ; Nea Toile, April 3.—The Nrpresa has
and It. net left coy too geisha Im M ... in° l" , a rumor of the equipping and putting to *ea
regard to the Assessor' and Collector. who
lent theusselveS AO- this iteheme in behalf at ; ~r a drat of YYs.ou. ,. .omma.clut by oxperb-bY
the delinquent tat payers.
ed °leers, and that certain prominent Fe
; Prof. .1. D. Deb." tr. before the Reeon- ,
titans are absent from their IllOntilltOttlOal
structlon Committee yesterday, and gave hi, ;
, - posts,
testimony on the status of the booth. His ac
count cation a t leSuld to have been. .. 1. "." 1 . 1 h, - that Govensment account, 2,0 M bales sold at 414:6
theenioutnern people are In a fair condition fox
13,),; middling Savannah bronsdn the latter
reconstruction.
' prieetgotial middling Florida, 411 i; middling
(Inc of the two exixrt professom of chew la- ,„,phis and Nashville, a ,,,,,, 0 4.. 1,..ef;
try, to whom the Secretary of the Treasury , ~,a x.
-,. .
referral the Inv.-U.l us to the man busti- . o rd .,. h ave been tanned to th e ahnto poutat,
me or non-conitmel eolith= o_rpersotrion• muted foe theaucrimary arreet SiPsdrhigipara
reeporided. Met* .. Ts tio dutdined l r tins Inellitiling ehildren Who sweerirOaall.
that commodity Ls citeribustible with n the . R e noen , eati ,„ w aenta c n
...Molt of the law, end masegusoDY s P u utat ; The Supreme court will not di,Wltron"atiie
Itemises for transporting it taunt be taken out ; constitutionality of the test oath. Fire
before - it can be carded no passenger react.. ;of the Judges oppose it, and lint one of them
The other expert. has not vet rea,punileat
thinks It prudent to
_postpone the decision,
The Sub-. Committee on Way,' and Means hod 1
and joins the otter four who o f the
another protracted semdon over the Mx bill I oath, In the postponement of the
of
yesterday. They failed to reach any ronelm ; I ntellipmee has been reeeired of the depar
atop In regard to the changing o ...nil le.•
I . r - ---- --"'"' ; lure on Saturday last from San FrauchwO, of
the inuome tax. It Is very don ittal now If the ; Mr. C.ole, the Senator elect from Cailfornia.
House will agree to any alteration, for the j . special to the Espreas stateatnat the Ways
present, of that measure, anti the Colllll.lql`.. ! ~,, Wain. Committee are not ready to report
have beau advised of that fact.
T here has been an ,formal Mee ting o f the ' the tax bill to Congree•. This Committee pro.. ' pose to redraw, the tax. fifty to 'meanlye
Railleani In regard to the question of adjourn- ; Million dollars. It is oleo proposed to reduce
meat. After a full and tree conference It b. the tax. on lahnr, and to exempt all incomes,
been decided to protmet the session nntit the I below one
an dollars
latest Period. A majority err In (ar m' 01 The German steamships Allemania mid Her
holding MI until September. is has further , mans are to rim an ocean race from: OIIIII
been deckled to protract and postpone the antroon to hen Yoe , on at tnf r aaaatitp. naae ,
regular business for two or three m onth. ) 0 ' beta on the result were pending In England.
The object or this new move has not yet tram- ; comullseloner Betts gave his decision to.day,
plred, but It is supposed to have considerabh• ! In relation to tile - alleged distillery trend. It
political aignificance.
Is a lengthy document, the substance of which
The H e case : A larger q uanti ty of funds ,In that none of the parties Can be held for the
than has been received for some time came i reason that the lay Mato not cover their ease.
into the O'Hahoney Fenian headquarters yes- [ The - acctisesi were accordingly discharged
ten - day, The Irish Factions who hail_lo fly in ' A largo meeting of Feulaina waa bold rester
this country held a Convention yeatnrdliY ai t toy attenuant in LO Bowery, at wldel touch
No. 267 Bowery. They were interrupted by ;
Inc.excitement occurred. At one time a collision
odirlabi from Union Square, whO were u`^ I between the O'llahony and Roberta ructions
posed of by the police. The Convention sent a 1
, seeraerl4aevitable. The aid of the pollee was
committee to ask the Killian frhfahoner lc.- ' summoned and pence was preserved. After
ors what they are ilottig with the immen. ! the m em b er . of t h e o , m a h on ,„ L act i c . h ad re .
SLIMS received tar I. ii. R. War purpose". The , tteed. re.solutlons were adopted asking the
Senate - meets on Monday, April 9th,
Head Centre. of the Brotherhood for an ex-
A, Mass meeting Of laboring le. vott" planation of thole conduct. A delegation waa
!seised of men and women, was hell in Tamp- . am:anted to request Col. O'Mara:MY to egos'
MOP, Sfrare yesterday afternoon, to con•id I . r
them to to
the books of his dellwwlment.
the nos question. Addresses were delivere.! The demand was refused. A similar request
In German and Engltsh•andresoiritious nesse.. , was Made to Col. Robert*, President of me
calling upon the Legislature for a remedy ; n ee ,,,
against extortionists and mpaelouit house
owners and Month. •
CITY ITEMS
Prices Advancing
For all kinds of cotton goods. Go at once to
the great Bale at
Batmen & Co., MI Ilarket Arent.
Brgaiens
In Drs' Good,. We a are Still selling great bar
gains in everything.
Bsecr tt Co.. 59 Market Street.
Catarrh.
Dr. Gardner, who has been meeting with
great marvels In the treatment 01 Catarrh,
will again visit this city, on Tuesday, April
17th, and remain here until the 2181. Retreats
eatarrnby the use of worm modijated
lnhalia
tton. °Mee ittniongabela Rouse. Read his
adrerasement.
itilve It.
Because it is better and safer than anything
ever given to have teeth extracted without
Ootn. Laughing , I fgood and properly giv
en, can do no permanent Injury, and - the art.-
dela] teeth I give for ten dollars are unequal
ed anywhere tor the prier. C. SUL Dentist., 241
P 41112 Street.
ltroina•# .• Termlingo ComSta.'.
4iform Lot.i.Eignii, contain' tea form of met . ,
vary tomtildb many worm remedies owe their
ellileacY. The ingredients are well calculate.]
/or the purposes they are intended to
aarom-
Fatah, having Nino nova with oared... by eini•
neat *medical' man In Europe. For sale at
Flemitara Drag Store, No. 84 Illorket atreet.
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nastiratc.Assitalid Tannery at Auction.
The attention of the public le again directed
tc4be sate Watley, at 1 o'clock, of [but largr
and deairaldfflaot, of ground In Woodville, He.
*erreMinting on the, Woodville
Plank items, 2110 feet by id feet deep, on which
is a large frame house ands building suitable
for a tannery. Seo advertiseinent. in Auction
sales, by A. Leggate, auctioneer.
Thema& W. Parry et Co.,
Practical Plate Roofers. and Deniers In amen
can Mato Of various Colors. Office at Aleut°.
der Lanichiln's near the Water Works Pah.
trurgh. Pa. Itesidenee, yo . 7 . 8 Pike street. Or.
den promptly attended to. all work warrant.
ed water proof. Repairing done at the short.
est nodes. Re charge rorrepauw,proslded the
roof 41 il.at it la Din On.
A Morel Ater,y, &am Pita,
We have heard of t i 'tlectqi "whose first
treatment on being called to preecuitte, AIM to
throw the patient into fits-he being udeath
on
fits." (ant the, case has Just come by for the
Oral lime , inwhich matrimony was prescribed
as an antidote for au. A few days ago a young
couple desired. SO be Married, but the father of
the girl'Oblected! Tho Young man fell sick,
had a Csastant succesaion of Om, and tr. de
clared as hopeless by his
_,phyalcian. The pa
tient Was willing to , die, but begged that be
might Orsthe married. The father of the girl
cosiblitrit refute the dying' request, and con •
seined. As soon as the ceremony was ended
the sick man arose, took up his bed and bride,
and started int:ll44 = JOVitiey a well
There Is food for thought in this story for ,
young men who , sin
. striving for wives under
• the Aube difileulties. ••When they are deliber
ating the question, we might sugirest that to
ISIOSPed lite *7 the Itqat JUI4 Shoe line, they
should tall itlitiblison.s,No. in Market street.
The Boots and Shoes kept there tit the feet,
and the alms* At the thinnest pockets. Call
and selrfOr'yokunelf.
Sprint Hats.
all the new styles or Ladles' snd Mimes'
Mate, Gemts' Fire4'elt and Cimalmere Hate; Men
Iti4Boysi Gaps of all the latest styles, can be
Tutiehased at Wm. Flemings. No. iZik, Wood
prtees than at any other bony
in thelimitnix*;aLw a large atock - of Chlldren's
reuerBal4 , Lays;
our atoek of Gents' and
Hoyr_llatti 'Mutate in part of the Dsshe'r,
Dablgreeu, Saratoga, and Etceonstructiorilat.
The above Mentioned gouda are told at exceed
ing low prleee.„ /4 4111 4'./fate tenoned or un
critame‘q. or 'pia:hoed' order. Ladles 'or
gentle Men *Ming' anythiag in our line,
would do well'itnealrind examine our stock
betore ptirehasing- elsewhere, No. 131 Wood
erreet.,.elos of t he - largeßolden flat.
geresponsi ble"Coatiterfekters.
One of the moat Barlow tuturiyances which
the proprietors of en article In 'unusual de
mand have to encounter Is tag piratical Imi.
'cation of it by Parties cetuilly unscrupulous
and irrothonstble. if an Individual or.a arm
with
th mean. engages In thlseekroes business,-
e deubagen awardeSSY a court or lattice for
the offense are collectable, and it IS sontesat
Isfacttion to the party wronged that the wrong
doer is made to stiffer; tiriftri-moostamiss I.l3,,sg
mges are men etf , who' Cannot respond' in
dollars to the lairtir award.... I"
Hoetetterlatitornach Bitters being sdianulned
Tonic, mastic tablttwltere, and repriment.
lug tne valise stared to 'it as accurately es a
kits:mat Bank; bill reprisonth the moque t. ex
pressed on - Reface, has been extensively coon
terfeted and simulated. /*proprietors have
spent many thrizrantr dOlfartr In hauling imp _
and Ausithap .Anan 2-Irireeprointhla indiVideala
and Onus whcSbiteregivert their' minds tErtliti
dirty - Voir, 'run* parthiii-reolne of thern,iit
least—have a way of changing their base, -
though.- they „never change their fiassitem.
When an tokiacticus is latd*iinen them' is one
- part of the country they sometimes “ita
moosel no another, and try' the trick again...ln j
some cases It is necessary to kilt them two or
or three timeacerer.. Perhaps the hest thing
scut can be donivtlider this& Circumstances 1 1
/s to "tapas ininnacms,c, upon alt : who use the
_Bitters to buy only of =dealers whom they can
ginn-trust. S ere chi:. toWaand !Rage In'ttie I
ds and„Brlthilt Anierhia vass.rik
mous tonic, alter/Al ia: and imotontive mew
clue eigy , ..bep,rec ursd of. velhibleinen of busk
. .. ... . ~• . .- .. _-
,llr i lk ittelft.allklyesta
At* 11040441141 i audirftein st,yery lowratea
napthior,prair aUd Pateith,Moctteliiii Depot,
Ka„ 64*111*It litillet: - Cpri* if tat. . 1 .*13t4
.and iartaaltreit. , ; ~ . ..,,c ,. j
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VOLUME LX.XX.-NO. 76.
Lei pi es um
BY lIM:XIRAPIL
PENNSYLVANIA LEWSLATURE.
special Diapateh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
HeaIaBIIDIZO, Aprll; ina.
SENATE.
Mr. BI hum read in place an act authorizing
the National Railroad and Transportation
Company to purchnao the works of the Can
adian-11u Railroad, at Cononßernie, and the
Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pennsylra
nut Railroad Companies to hold stock in said
Company.
Mr. White fritiOdUned )olnt resolutions in
structing our Senators and requesting our
RepresontatiVes to rote tor.& law that . 111
equalize bounties.
HOUSE.
The following private Mlle passed: One to
authorize the School Directors of any ward,
borough or township, to assess an amount to
close up the bolmty tax In Allegheny County.
One to divorce John Henry Burgess and klisa
beth his wife. An set relative to rouds,alleys, Se
In Lawrenceville. An act relative to fees In post
mortem examinations in Allegheny county.
A supplement to the Charters Valley Railroad.
An act relative to the fees of persons In Alle
gheny county. An act to authorize the Dirac
tors of the Fourth ward, Pittsburgh, to use
money for building PorPoimo.
The art to repeal the art repealing the char
ter of the Pittsbnugh and Connellsville Rail
road, eras indefinitely postponed, by a rote of
41 to An act to Incorporate the Pittsburgh
and Connellsyille Manufacturing Company.
I uniorq
of the
MEXICAN LOAN IN CONGRESS.
Government Advertieing Patronage.
OIL A COMBUSTIBLE COAIMOMY.
The adjournwegi of Congreas
THE FENIAN WAR FUNDS,
dm a..
From New Orleans and Galveston.
New Oatsans, April I.—The scaoriner Fan.
try, hence from Tort's Island, returned with
four feet water In the hold. Half her cargo
was thrown overboard.
• The property la the pariah of Platmetaine,
belonging toihe hits Luelan Bonaparte, wet
sotd recently for 00,000.
The company sent two months ago to look
Into reported guerrilla depreciations m More
house and Cowell parishes, returned, having
found all quiet in th ose localities.
Red River navigation is excellent, and cot
ton boats are actively engaged in bringing
down cotton.
Large numbers of Virginians anti Terme.-
eeeans aro here—peon of the Confederacy—
all trading with the Sio l u e th.
The Southern liethodist Conference is In
nesskm. It is largely attended.
The Episcopal Convention h to assemble on
May 17th, to elect a euccessor of Bishop Polk.
The Grand Jury report all theasri c ims in a
prosperous cOndltion, and contain ale or
phan children. An Insane Parish yr bon con
-2 00 prisOners.
The week% Mortality le IOC: The - report is
favorable, there
epidemic tendency. being true few Anent and no
,
Garstgon, Apra 1.-The pOtton is op and
prornistnt, eatoo- apprOiiradring. The
sea_bldan are largely planted. Corn is re•
wiled, but wheat hiadailtablemidninaiLling.
In. Texan, the harvest promises to ter the
largest ever reaped. There are tratncrure es
po ste ad cattle. The people talk orig. !culture
ane, and are indidereut about politics
The Lase Fire.* Petro leum Centre.
PcTROL/17 11. Creenne, April 3.—The heaviest
losses by the dhastrous ore which occurred on
the Hyde d Egoert Parma on Saturday morn
ing are: W. H. fialdetnan,A,feeharrels oil In
tank. end = u s ; and 2.00 empty b arrel,.
Haldeman A , ILIEtt barrels 011 in bosky,
insured. Miner It Etiwants,3ll barrel, oil In
beats, on the creek. J. P. Coatee,_l4o) barrels
of oil In tante. fintured.ln We Hama insur
ance Comparry,_rif Emy...flayen, Connecticut.
Captain Wattesen last siren -6r eight boats
and barges, valued atabont 047000; ~. fat.'Freck
lost 3.4)00 barrels of oil, mows/ In tank. 11.. j.
so owned the Pittsburgh Howie, a large hotel,
and a ware room, which were destroyed. Ills
ices altogether I. about twenty thousand da
mn, Ho i.n . en,oon theurance op the hotel In
an Eastern corapithp. Among the amber of
wells destroyed are the following The Co
quette, Otlye, Branch, hal/hter. Emile, Jer
sey Jutd -Maple Shade. The Coquette Gompany
S. 00 barrels of oil tanks. The ' entare
hass hi - put down at 25,000 barrels of oil, and
10125,0nLin pt y. Twenty boats and bargee
lamed for shipment were also.destroyed.
. Peom Havenn—asiewrirtieltlew ienisbel.
tang . ..lattihMesittoss.
Havaes, March :L—ghee Wednesday eight
there ham been a report of nage* leserreetione
ou Drala's_plantatiOns, and also on the estate
of startle Stampede% and on two others near
liatmale, Ma, The *increment sentithhi morn
nii%lsettes oilvallag and 'lnfantry are now pro-
Ste. Ire to elconoof the trouble. There
little dlO
at aPprebendadlOf a gen
era
tbat l
ID Insurrection
come present, but many feel
will r er.
Thine has henna lsoone arge defalcati later on discovered
in the military treasury. There a. , also large
-deficits. la the Custom !lease and other uo
partnienta.
The - United Metes gunboat Mackinaw has
been In port several days and leaves to-mor
row for tit. Thomas. Capt. Drake has not been
well, but is improving.
The health of th island is very good. We
have less sickness of
any kind than usual at
this season.
Wire la Scotus—Jadgiment fDeulirsued.
Horror, April 3..—A Pre broke out last eight
in ISt and me Devonshire street, which was
principally confined to the sixth etory of the
buildings. Mr. D. C. Griswold, a dry goods
dealer, occupying the lower doors suffered
loos to the amount of $7,1e0, which IV6I mostly
by water. Ile was Insured for ea,600 in Boston
and the balance la New York odtkei.
The Supreme Court tide forenoon, In the
awe of Ndwerd Green, the Neaten men:hirer,
decidediestast the- writ of errOrapplied far;
. and - oonermed"the yreslous jpp ntoy the
COlart ayppLgt 10, ,
THE PITTSBURG
Taxaron, N. J., April y.—This morning the
resolution to go into Joint meeting with the
House of Assembly to elect a United States
Senator again came up m the New Jersey
Senate. Senator Soovel addressed the Senate
at length, deciarmg that he could not surren
der Ms position without dishonor and that he
would adhere to it to the end. A vote to go
into Joint meeting wee then Oaten and lost
by in to e. Two Senators were absent who
would have voted against. the resolution.
When the result was annonndesi, there were.
Messes In the lobby and the greatest excite
ment prevailed. Senator Score' In his speech
was particularly severe upon Mr. Cotten and
Mr. Robinson, of Camden, denouncing them
as having flourished and grown rich' upon the
sufferings of the people In the recent civil
war. lie to rote for an man' o en
tertained C he r views tha the did. He was no
thing. He did not desire Ilisown election. He
did not want the position himself, but he
never could and never smelt/ submit to the
dictation of Atly jparty clique.
Toe Philadelphia 7blegrapa, of to-day, In
401 n« remark. on the New Jersey Senatorship,
says not. Sir. James H. Soovil, produce
this morning, on the boat In which he crossed
the Delaware ri‘ er, a letter direct (roan An
drew Johnson signed by the President, In
which he promised to give Mr. Ekovil any po
sition under the Government, provided he
could secure the election of a conservative
from New Jersey or prevent the choice of a
radical I Did not' Mr. Scovil show the letter
to a gentleman from Atlantic City t Dee
this form an explanation of the stranges on
duct and the ex,entric behavior al that honor
it does; genthatt/mo e
such a l etter
i W
was say e xhibite d . emhaticall t and that
that the solution of Mr. ScoviPs conduct ap
pears probable In this llghL We can prove
what we assert,
New
I. snld t\a":„'t;eAttrednlr—eclehi 4(3lls7l`nrenttljnegrytat
terdar
Last:As - run, Ps., April 2na, I&Ift
I To Hon. J if. Morel
Etv all moans go Into Convention and send a
radical. Don't defeat the interests Of the na
tion, which are at stake. No man would live
I tinder the odium of having prevented the ad-
I attic. of a true man to a doubtful Setutte.
ITRADDEISS STXV ass.
Taesit , s, N. J., April 3.—The Senate met.
this afternoon but ad journed within five tutus
cites after the House meeting. No quorum
was present tu the House. A resolution en
dorsing President John:qui partly, and denim,
' lug him tor his veto of tile Civil Rights tall,
was deltated and passed. A resolution as
offered tO place tileportrait of Abraham Lin
coln to the side of Washington. An amend
ment aas offered to procure onealso, of An
w R
area Johnson,
which was lost. The epuhl I. 1
tans held t l elr t aliens this evening, and nom. .
Inated 11011. A. E. t. iiityll lot :senator kir. '
Scot el was not In the caucus
db.o.,
I=2l
RUMORED FENIAN FLEET EQUIPPINC.
late Meehan Advice's.
NEW loan, April 11 - - Late news from Merl
: no, On Brownsville. to March 7th, is ratelVed.
The 'lmperialist accounts give highly ordered
dentOs of the efforts making to open roads
froahlatentoras into the Interior of Malco.
A campaign Is forced on Maximilian by the
clamors of the Matamoros merchants. The
everal 'moans which. unarm! MMaltrineocia
-1 ly, as previously announced, had reached
their destination. General Jearegraa bad ore
copied Monterey, and Gen. Dowary held Sal
Yule, trbilethlassuas in vascular' at Vteto.
ria. Only Gen. Joaregraa bad encountered
any forces of the Liberals. These be had driv
en from the route, and reached Monterey
telt boat loss. But, practically, these marches
had done on good—the Liberals returning to
them In fume to soon seta Imperial/3ot unins
bud parsed, end to Obstrating the road, as m
reader transit into the interior Impossible.
They hurl made their appeal unite near agate
mares:
The 'datum:um, merchants had given up all
hope of re-opening trade with the Intel ler.
The annonnoement that the Cantata'. rebel
colony hod proven a failure is cordlrmad, and
the exiles are abandoning Collate for want,
of Imperial protection fraM the Malanguer
rillas. General discontent prevailed among
the ooleadate.
• letateaseist at the Public Baba.
IV•olothOTOS, April roitowln g a
statementof th. PnblieDOSOir the-United
Plates, on the lit of Aprll,llfed:_
Debt bearing coin Internet...Arlon per cent.
ln
bonds, jiled,t4l,loo.ooj Mx per sent. bonds or
-tn bo
n
, rdx
a egi, 76l7 :A 3n el j i, WY er 'i c
fcneahldirn Unit, 111, 00 ,236,1141.e0. Debt bear
ing cbriericy loterest-911 per cent. bonds,
temporary !ono, $121,7751,070; eert.lll-
eater Inoirtmlness, 462,Z0,000t one aid two
yo.r are per neat, notes, sB,tartpoo; Mace peat,
veer
Inierext notes $17),012,141: three
yen; twvon-thorty ;rote., 817,014,0001 total,
elaft,PAOll.X. Idatimed ant not prrsented
for payment, 41111,690,641: Debt beating no In.
tenet—Unttefl Aisles notoir, .492,740,24 fear
tlonaleurrelmy, 005,02,102; geld eertittcatea
of deposit, Wh1e,740; anus total, $480,ile,81:14,01.
Total debt, 0,1127,708690.1f2. Antount In the
Treasury: Coln MOW ROAN ourrenOy -
077,M Olo Loin!, oiltt l , l /7,40.111. amoun t Atolit
to.. moon on llla Treasury, 1rai,706,6116,518.01.
foregoing is A °arrant statement of the
habits debt, as appeare .from the books
and
Treasureero return. In fhe Impartment on the
Istmf April , toot.
/I one al eC
Secretary of Treasury.
•
The Tex BM.
New You, April 3.—The Parrs Washington
special says: The Ways and Means Committee
Is not yet ready to report the Tar DILI to Con
gress. The Committee prolamin" to reduce
the tax from Orty to seventy-flre million dol
lars. It Is aloe Proposed to realties the ha es
on labor, arid to exempt all incomes below one
thousand dollars.
Funeral of Wm. •. ?terve.
ou.sn pril 3.—The Animal of the
late Wtu. P i er c e. late contstiorelal editor of
tho North ittnerlemt, took place this morning.
/1. area *attended by
,llayor AfOlL i t r ohael anCt
delegation
%Irv i n, ' sli,rmg.tbes'orna afgrriV:re:}l7.
personal friends.
Hen. Hooker OhmuraSM.rent.
Naw 'form, April 3.—The gallant Illotjor
oral hooker Is gradually recovering from the
severe. 11113C221 which has confined him to his
room for tho last three months. Lie appeared
on
en thattendant.e street to-day, loaning upon the arm of
Cincinnati Annieipal
OnimulATl. dpril J,—The muniCiPal election
yesterday remittal In the election Of the Caton
ticket, with about three thousand malOritY•
Twelve Union uteri, dye 'Democrat% NMI one
ludepandent are elected to the City COULCU.
Leavenworth infunletwalEl WAWA,
bT. Loom Anvil 3.--The entire Union ticket
for city oMrs, beaded by ezGovernor
Cen
.neyto r mayor. wee elected br Leeiree . wattly
Iceasei
aTit la yeaeraew. The vote was thasargest
wt ,te
NEW JERSEY SENITORSIRP.
Interference of the President.
POSITION PROMISED SCOVIL
Telegram from Thad. Stevens,
CATTELL NOMINATED FOR SENATOR.
HOUSE.
WAssinieron, April 1,--The regular order of
business being the cell of Committees tar re.
ports, Mr. Schenck, of Ohio,. stated that the
titlesm on Military Affairs, which was
drst th list, mined on to change . plates
with the Committee on N Attain, which
wail the next on the list, the 110nee baying
weed to that_
.arrengement.
Mr. Rice, of gaseathusetts, from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs reported back, with
simatitute, the House 'bill to further ...and
regulate tho appetnthient
cars for the regular Bevy. r Th e substilkte
as agreed to and the bill_pasted.
Rios, from the same Immittee, alas re.
portal back with aznendmetits the Mouse
bill to provide for the better caitudzatitla of
the Pay impertinent of the Navy Arnaud
mentS agreed and bill pulsed.
Me. Rice, Po rn the same Committee, also re
ported back Metier:mt. JOlnt reabletion kw the
restoration of C_timmooOre Wat. Reynolds and
Mehtnahton B. Woolsey to the acttve list - from
eta s thief the navy planed• , w/Macon-
Me. Rico, from the same Committee, aleo re
ported book the Senate WI to amend thereat or
July lth, net, for the relief of seamen and oth
ers borne on the books of vemels errectkad or
lost in the nave! service, which wan consider.
ed and mewl.
r. Darling of New York, from genie Commit
tee, reported back the Rouse :bill .to crest,.
the grade Of Brigadier General commandant
In the United States Marine corps.
The Mil provides that the_pradeliaterbiralt.
ed bye selection from the omeers or thee lfps
the pay and edlowariona to be the camera that
of officers of like' grade in the'
army. preheat gde Of Colonel comanden! iv ha
ara tn
'Mr. Wilson, of lowa, inquired as to Mgt ne
cessity of the but.
Mr. Darling explained that It did its. in
crease the emoluments of the °Meer who was
now Colonel commandant, except to very
mood amount, not ex -Deeding blindeed
lora per year. It seemed proper that - the head
of MO corps should 'be brigullerlieneral,
vice. the rule In col o n els gh and Preach teen
ant
tie had two , and threektenten
ant colonels under him, mid theriVaiertythree
thousand men In the organization.
Mr. Wilson, of lowa, inquired whether there
we. any propriety In paying 'the bead of the
marine corps more than the head- Wile navy
Mr. Dap admitted there was eot, thia
bill pro noH och thin_ ,g the pay , ePthe
Vice A antral of vy being seven Shoo.
mod dollars a year. H e wakperfectly willing,
however, that the bill Monk! be amended, so
that the pay should Last be Increased._
Mr. WiLsOn of lowa, did not hivorthildpian.
If the mak! was created, the 'pay - would
Considerable disounstoo toßillrje, Minch
,ended in the Rouse voting to thy pth
the - table
After the expiration of the' ur,
the Moose proceeded to the considerstion bf
the contested Mention case of Dodge vs.
Brooks, from the flittkili Conessakinith
trtd of New York. -•
Mr. Dawes of Memachusetta, rapned• the
debate sag the the report ot the Commit
tee on kleetknith Waring Mr. &Wk. mat en
titled to his neat and Mr. Dodge entitled to at.
I Mr. Guthrie called. up. the Mowing , bill,
which Woe passed: A bill to theilitilan the tot-
Cement of the ittaltninte of the - Treasurer or
the United States, and to same
. ctuktain
wordy& to the pleldOrif the - United Stints, Or
to ou t Perlailia within-they are due awl who
areitled to receive the mune.
lir. Pike lihnsehtin favor °awl:W
ising this pa et thijoyandrusyzan Irk
of the lm sentrtaining d
the total pay and oltuitents of - ..agootre.
At milady as could be twee • loitaint
paid to iiarltri . hdier GeneraletationerinWatdo.,
neon lona tit thoosaturtwo
• -- mr .
.w.med
to vote %Wu,
:ats td./1 wltlablua =imam'
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY-, APRIL 4,
THE INDIANA CONSPIRACY CASE.
U. S. Supreme Court lieedsions
LIBERAL VICTORY 111 !MEXICO
French Troops for Vera Cruz
ssiiiitoroa, April 3.—The United States
Supreme Court has decided in the Indiana
conspiracy case, thatthe writ of habeas cor
pus ought to be issued to take Bowies. Mulli
gan and Houser from military custody, and
that the military cOmmiesion which tried
them had 120 toys" juriedietion. A large num
ber of decisions were delivered by the United
States Supreme Court.
This afternoon Chief Justice Chase read •
paper of which the annexed Is a
parte %n the matter of Lambdill P. ec gili Ex ,
petitioner, the following order la directed •
majority of the Court to be entered in this
cease. and the like order will be entered In
No. 864 ex parte In the matter of William A.
Bowles, petitioner, and No. 876, ex rte
the matter of Stephen Hussey petition
cause came on to be beard n it the transcript
of the record from the ircuit Court of the
Crated States for the Diatriet of Indiana,
and on the points arid questitin, In which
the said Judges of the Circuit Court were op
posed In opinions, and which were earthiest to
Con
title court for Its opinion agreeably to act of
and gress in such cases made and provided,
was argued by counsel. On isAderation
whereof, the court is of the opinkm. first, that
on the facts stated in said petition and ex
hibits, a writ of habeas corpus ought to issued amending to Limp:raver or saki s
and exhibits; second, that on the facts stated
in the saki petition and exhibits the said
Lan:olli P. Milligan ought to be diaahaeged
from custody, as In said petition prayed, ac
cording to an
actoractr Congress passed March 3d,
1533, entitled et relating to the habeas
corpus and regulating Judicial proceeding," to
certain eases; and third, that on the facts
mated in said petition and exhibits the mili
tary commiasion mentioned therein had no
Jurisdiction legally to try and sentence said
L.
P. Milligan in the manner and form ae m
geld petition aud exhibits are stated, and It Is
thereupon now hereby drdered and adjudged
by this court that it be certified to the said
Circuit Court. The Chief Justice said he was
Instructed to say that the ovirilorie of the court
in these cases were to be read at the next
term,
flt when such of the dissenting Judges as
sent.
see ado so will state their grounds of dis-
The cases of ex -pule, tier Land, of Arkansas.
and Marxist Louisiana, asking to be re -admit
ted to practice at the her of the Supreme
Court, and involving the constitutionality of
the Congressional teat oath, to with the
Missouri test oath cases and m atte r ,
are
continued to the next term, the court haring
to-day adjourned until that time.
The following onion letter, addressed to
Gee. Alvarer, is communicated by him from
La Province, under date of March e la n
Minister Romero, dated Suellamm,
with, hire:
(have now the pleasure of communicating,
the news of the defeat el the Imperial Gen
eral Mendes, which I gave.in my last, having
last night received the official dlepetenes. in
a word the enemy lost all their reserve, their
prorinlons, baggage, pork, clothing and the
private correspondence of Meudos, together
with his military Olin which was some
sumo, which Is now in hands, and what
is more, the Sage of the different corps and a
large number of prisoners. rhalararo was oc
reeled on the following day In consequence of
these suceeases. Be have obtained other
email triumphs In Apersingua and Tramtm,
all of which hasten to communicate to
and to our companions In arms. you
(Signed,) Glacooarati I'EEIT Joanos.
The following extract, from a letter from
Paris, has been received In this city
- PAR.., March lieb, hoc,—The principal oh
men
of these linos ie to let you know that 1,5 x)
men left here a week ego fur Vera Cruz, with
the greatest secrecy. (no r
them are four
hundred huzzara of Algiers, Brest and Cher
bourg. The pre. la.. not
bone
anything
about it, nor can they speak at all on the Mex
ican question, becau.e they have been warned
not to do 50...
ed
A tele
day y
before esterday, rm
Infos us that
an agreement had been coueluded ith Maxi
milian, for the purpose of sending two tn..-
and Ai.trlans, to fill up the Merg e e of the Aus
trian cant-Inge It an Mexico; tecessary ea
pen. will of course be defrayed by the French
government.
coNGR • lONAL PROCEEDINGS.
W AMIIIII4TON, April 3, NM.
sgbitTE.
Mr. "unmet called up his resolution, offered
yesterday. calling upon the Postmaster Gen
eral and the Secretary of the Treasury to re.
port to the Senate whether persons have been
employed In the ir Departments, throe Decent
bet-WI; trailing theolightMaysuedbY
law; which was passed—yeas, M; naYa;ik
The bill authorizing the Proddent of the
United States to transfer a gunboat to the
Government of Liberia, row pip e d_
Mr. Morgan presented a memorial of the
American Geographical and Statistical Some
tY, Praying for the publication by . the -tier
erument or the medical and surgical htstorY
of the rebellion, whin!, Is in preparation Un
der the direction of the Surgeon-Genend, and
arging especially its Importance, as showing
m effect of Southern malarious locations op
mi Northern men; the result or the one of pro-
Ohylactlei against nularions disease/I;qm most
anocessful treatment of disease incidental to
• crowded popttlatioe; the effect of the exclu
sion of mercury and antimony under the ad
ministration of the Surgeon-General, and the
etc.
facts relative to amputations of large )meta,,
On motion of Mr. Morrill, it was resolved i
that the Committee of the Judiciary be in
structed
strocted to enquire into the ea;ttediatisey of n•
strain.
March g
, b
so y law t
the net of the second or
MM. wet a same shall not miter
the right of remold f r om a court of any State
an in dictment for sales Of opirttons Liquor,
under the hives of sitl4 State, to ttie Supreme ,
Court of the United Mateo, before the trial of
the same in said courts.
Mr. Brown presented a petition fora condi,
unman' amendment gnametatilug egad
rights without distinction on accounEof col ,
teenicor
whh was referred to the Counnitisie of t i -
Mr. Chandler preowned the memorial of the
tobacco growera'cOnventionaf
In z (or a modification of the tax on bagan
tobacco,
which wes referred to the Committee on et ,
nimce.
Mr. Shernme, from the Pinanise-Commlttee,
reported adversely on tiro following hill,
which passed the House on the 29th of March,
An act to amend an act entitled an act to pro
vide Internal revenue to support the Goren:-
meat, to pay the interest on the public, debt
and for other purposes, approved June 3d, LSI,
and an act emendatory thereat, appalled
March 3d, 1565.
After the consideratiOu of a number of ulna
from the District of Columbia, Mr. Mamie
called hp the . bill to reorganize the judiciary
of the Milted States, which wasdifree
terday, after which We Semite
.Er' -, : , 7_z,-...74:.:.:',T:„ : ,.. , ..k , .,
------ ---
which was referred to the Military Committee.
was Intended to do natty with the irregulart erri' AIVD SIIBUIMAN. Alk ohilky B °'" ° I c° "`""'''"
Liar in the pay of army mile°, lie mentioned
A regular &I
itarterly meeting of the Alleghe
as au instancy; the feet that a Br! nutter then C
eed to the Peettentlar7 in, Finews avkleernnthoerllweseniad t ' mes.re• Barr, 14'rker.
cent /A th e geld oreIVC but 41111{ -Amp - °""'"'" or Pele;73.b°'°°rft--41°°"°- " 84444 11, " u.°ll"
vss
aid
" . rue'd"
nomicea doll a y ear, w h ile an officer' en 1 ik ",
rank, l itY.hington, received by um add it lot ' , 1 '''''''
Brows. Boyle,
is Francis, Matlock. Lea
of cote elation etioeenees, sty thousand two
of ar
• id scly-eine doliara
and
seventy. APfd t- Fiero, e i
Ilve clte, and, aleo, the fact that thateral , The i "K- SW"
'"
Br's' ". r''"Oung. Al;ft"t'
lie'"*.
lie'kart.
In minion wealth proceeded with the m,. anee, N ' , dolt, Riddle S.,Soott, Thom
Grant tiler of glad, In Washington, received 1 .
ease or Pet. r wehnedo r tf , i ndict ., ~.,,
rat I.h 4.0 ( 11, Thorn, White and Preahlent Clark.
Over t o thousand dollars more than Major 1
potted
Sherman or Sheridan. The bill pro- Mk or
I i mmerman, a girl aged twelve - led (..zlial motion , R- pre L a Loomis,
E''''
. ''''"apPpint
otted tb ear eared salaries to military the I yen".
The •
doom,. railed one or two 3, itnesses to I and
ap p rovedpe preceding !heeling were read
earns 4 to naval and civil officers , that of 1
arigmlier General „jug fixed at five 6 0 , merei 1
m es o ta u blisci , tpe, aZeg:tionorot ahte, bat the testi. ,
.The Committee on Teacher. aim Salari.. to
dollars. Laid on the table
que.t.,,,,u. i ,,r ii ,%,.. i i . fae .. 1
no r , .
al.,nhearrileh as the 1 whom was referred the Petition of the teach-
The Rouse next proceeded to the coneldem. I
from t i,,, , In other words, nth:flitting . true all '
thL ti t e l ' te ' I to:;%"kpoingrttbr nn
the
at
'''‘l'ri"
person"
Lion or the contested election ewe,
District of New york, Dodge :I,:f:ecnsoemp=efod;.tthere was still enough time rate 4:fper annum , from a a n n i d n' a r fter ' i a l t are tb t ' : I
airaC'm te=3rOowl:s
ob:?dtweit
p ot' il ls accomplish. Ist, on the saint,. or all teachers and aasiet-
u m , m , ttee I meta of the deed
Mr. Dimes, th . e thiatruian of the
e de- ants, including School No 6 Report aerepted
ho „Immo., ~,,,m , ,,,,5 ed the a,z,,,,,,, in an p per, , fen .m or ohei Is alwaya a queoc,stmlon::l,4loeoble, nod and necommendatton adopted
Of th e report of the Committee, the conclusion lin ca-409 of this cnaracter be
..trmorts wore received from the several Lo
01'Which is that Brooks is not entitled to rep. The Jury was ably addre.ed for the dayfea°
Mr. Moinytt, and for the Common wealthr, Boa Jo In regard to the condition of the
resent the District. Fie spoke for nearly- two , hY
echool a
Mr Brown orer,ei the folio% leg, winch
-110 orikgOing ovel much of the matter covered r .1e Sr ee
Judge stowe ehaege,l the Jury, and In less was adopted
n the testimony,
than fifteen termites after they retired thev Ite4olued, That the Committee oil Colored
By reference to the report it aPPeared that I
the
oma ,,
c.v.
. h0w , ,e,1 the (w owing re, returned with a verdict of "guilty in manner Sehoole ere hereby instructed to bare the
suit. for Brooke eight thousand flee hundred ' an ll f. c. e '' indi cted ” yard, basement and school house put In good
The prisoner was then remanded. and at sanitary condition and that the salary of the
and eighty-thre e, for Dodge, eight thousand I
four o'clock in the afternocm he was brotutht Jan/tor ho advanced to
i 114,01;) per month
four Hundred and thirty-five, for Thome* J
Bart, fear thousand five hundred and forty- In to r " me m'
Mr Lockhart moved to reconsiderthe
1,,,.,
girmg Brook. a
phirms , of 00 , hon. Judge Stowe asked him if belied anything thin by which the meetin of the Hoard .:;f:
to ear way the sentence of the laa should not 1 rhenged from month*. t g'
fired and forty-eight votes . The report re
b pronouticed, and he replied that "all be had , Mr Francle read tic'rehlem"Uhic"ll7 'e:414'4'4.7s
present* the allegations a/ the contestant .
being very vague and uncertelo, and the an. to say s. that he did not get Justice." The one month's noticc ot an
m an v In the rule,
Judge asked li Int what ho meant by "not get- After some diecussion)
Seer Of the altiltig member . equally-
Ling justice " He ansaered that one of the the following . r re'"
'fr."-'ll
vague and untiertain, and abounding
Jurors had stated before the trial that he oe- Reached, That it .ot thi Bo
in Ineeelant matter, that the register
Watt fratithilently and irregularly died with Lieved him guilty, and that one or two of his that the inter.' of the so horns of the 9 e
ty ard
Mini. Of the partizans of /Week., most of , witnesses had loan refused the privilege to entre that monthly instead of querterly.meeT
te,ilrf lie did not consider that this waS 1:10.- Inigs be held Adepted
whom do not reside in the their/et, that the
majority ot names therein were opted Wont ing him Onstice, and expressed desire that The Committees to serve fot the ensuing
lists handed In by a bar- keeper on the prem. Ini, case be taken before the Supreme Court, year were 11111D0onetsi . follOws
lodge Stowe Informed him that his case Finance-110.ra John Itrown,yr ,C c Boy le,
ices, an ardent democrat; that the Clerks who I
could itot go before the Su pretne Court until Wm. Thompson, a. B. Francis.
voted torahs Board or Registry, were neither
after sentence had been passed, when his 1 Grades and 71t Books-Rev Sli Nesbit., L.
were nild appointed; that the dlstrikt. only a
portion eittle original tweafth dietrlct from ceinn ecl , If
_they had
PrODOX, Mold take it B Ingham, James Thor Tho ce
„Id o l, it ....patio., gave more votes ti ter , , there On v“ftnai alleMitre The Judge then Colosed deft.fr-oeoese R. die, rtunete
I proceeded to .. sentence, remarking that TDrrenee, R. Bullock, Hobert White.
John U.
the who f the twelfth diettlet at th e e/ec
bon last year; that the population for the 1 ile Sias entirely satisfied with the correctness Thretere and eh.inefes-e Riddl e,
of the verdict, the testimony being over. Barr, Robert Loa, A . Young.
twelve months bad not luereatied-matertally,
that of these Votes there cast for Brooks, one,- u tenningly conclusive against him The ' Rules and Dime-Dir.-Rev. E. R. Swift. S. Bar
third and upanrde wer e giv en by parties 'tot offense w. terribly enormous, and wi th out a ker, James Lockhart, John A. Scott.
single mitigating or palliative circumstance- inerftutee-lL C Loomis, F. Heckert, R. at
qualified to Yoke The Committee were of the
anvoffense which Called for the severest pen- Dunlap A Young.
°Minion that there was no registry at this dis
ally of the law. The prisoner was then can. - (The gentleman fireknamed on each commit.
Diet; that neither of the persoos appointed as
tanned to pay a fine of one thousand dollars, tee Is Chairman.)
registrars was competent to hold the 0111CP
and undergo an imprisonment of fifteen years The Board afilottimed to meet On the first
that the Man acting as clerk acted without!
authoritEZtrat the male of making up the in the penitentiary The prisoner convened Tuesday In May .
remanded Wien, and was Soon after y
regiut-Y was a fraud upon the registry
kW, and no manner a compllaiwe with its to his qtmrters In the State prison
provirdonin that the use of the registry'. a
snide t Otheinspectors of elections contrbuted
directly to the polling of fraudulent vos d
that the large and unacrounred for I ncrease
of votes at tee poll: is direetly attributed to
these departures from, and Th e
the
plain provisions of the law. The (
Committee
therefore held that the entire vote of the dis
trict, two hundred and twenty one for Mr .
Br oOka
aside. mad fifty-seven for Mr. Dodge, should
be set
Mr. liarahall. who with Redford had made u
minonty report" next addressed the Howie on
the report of urnOkS arid his right to retain
his seat. The minority report sets out that
the Irregularities charged, if they existed , are
not aboWn U 3 have been produced by the 'pro
ourementor C oll l.liVasles of Brooks, to have In Malty way to his benedt
The bill reported, authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to accept League [eland for naval
parries., was taken up for fotteldmation, and
postponed until iredarsdaY
Several memorials and petitions Were pre
sented and referred
Mr. Marshall supported Ihr tlaillta 14y report,
favoring lie ItrOOkel• right to a seat No final
ac taken.
The 1111 /palLaislishtag an. r.lttislll , sll,l 1 , ,, rsn ti
Wag repealed back a Ith is sal of It m• ;
W be printed and re -committed ..1,1. r 1. a
AdJOupl.l.
l'onoottlent ►l.vtlon • Snits to Fired.
11wPx3 Coon., :I.—Tb.• I:ow/1211-
MR% bOreisrollrlrig thirty guns tiv., the clot.
Lion of General !fax toy. Ttie // , /odtuut ol
thin OVOO/Og ilgtart% uy n. 50 malori It for U..-
111.7 ill the State.
I •reter
llsttrirolltn, April 3 Ono Wel, returns front , co., of Q,,...1,... ftkh..10..-.11MpOrt.111.1(
ON ery town n State, give the folio. i lig ors
Pultst of Lain Derided.
suit. ilaitley 'a Majority. Sno The Deuiversts
carpi tag gi.55.,„,,,h 5„..,,,,,,, I t i,,, r .,,.., ~1 In the /.. of Olt lootoonwealth Vs. salon.'
olghty-dve maJorilv, giving them eight of the liltrostel, ludo led oti II ebarge of anneal!. and
tWenty Senators ( arils+, Union, Is elect.;h"" rr, weal, ''''''''' t° '-.°"-t"'t rape, a """
ed in lon e een, e i, ii, „.,1, 3, 1, 3 ,„„,‘„ ~,,„ derided Hint 11114 It i the act 'of Mist March,
Jorlto
Pall, sseirost 77, the I ott letioeut or plOsectition
nes
:oust Ite brongltt oltllln two i ears, and that
ennead liradley T. Johnson t tie !Indul( of the bill and not the i n
before tlw .lusti.. a ttliin the time limited by
BaLriskeitt Mn, /kern i In the cane en Ihe slat me i not suffi , tont to Labe the ease
Bradley T. Johon ,of Malt land, late of i lie ~, I , ,:, ,3,•'
Cobol "'M ilt" oh° ''''' " `"O" th ° "h ["lire- " 11l ' till, " f.:.: 111 r MI legell offense %us eon.
d "" 1 the " '" et " e " "" ''''' united on the. Ltltt of toetoher 11.3.1; the
:ir In Ll o te t w •Lort 1t ‘, ..te , 71 t!,.le. nu n titn , :al 17 , sags,. i n (umaut 14111 it . 111,1111. before Esquire ga,
i'7lte ' d Stat. Dintrlel Poor[, "' 'in t ' lli ' s j t ' i,J, to In • ";,":"'„..,,''„'',„',' a„ :l„`,;?`,',,t,Lln r ' l 74l , l i d' i
answer an Indictment for tremsiti, the r , ~
' '..•" I I lov 1%11;1u-tent ion Iti;"toglit until Vitesimber,
dent has interponed, ordertitg his bail 10 ro l e'
1 ., ~, h i . .oho „ . - 'ailed th i
discharged, and the abandonment of his , is. '' ''' ' '"".”. " e"' ' °PP el e
ica.iunt A uttOrneys rained the point In thu
Johnson claims eretuptlOn Lauder the let want , jr ,_ ...
that .s. ...1.3„,,ti„,,,33,3
os ge of the statute (us
his parole.
or prosecution a as not brut
his or eildhlted" '
-nes
wlthiu two venra—a point Honor Judge
Entilwr int....o , to Madame jtinet". sioue, decided well taken, u ld relieved '
the The Question *frown the fflnneltiestav
Wangle/dr, April 3.--Tbe secretary of Jury :nom the farther consideration of the
Rallairl7. *
.B=nt"to trittlaioMond ' , s":l`irriwoT 74t..:1.:, ,Tntri:i4ll::"LlV".u'it.'tvlrtliftletlhrt4; i t ,l" .4, Nr .3. tb. Mli eh... o, .. ..g...
POaba
A... noltsr. °replay was authorized, by act of
denednerm. It is sold that all th e Repro... ;so theDupremetnert The decision, of cont.,
Laths. of the spaniah tmeric.,” repaid'. s nen Dart well received 1.3 tile defendant, who n„., " ,„ t°m •r' to itter " e the °Lt. ' of far " trm°
seven "erns, for the erod of one yeur,
fse,,orreanparesu.entt.thaelemastlyno.st..hemißntiOsists,uh,3ll:ll/11- i
. ailegea hi is i I.' vli t 1141 of a to
proses.- Th . ; [line expired alsout [va n da l ys ago, and the
fare was reduced, not to ffee but to n.r cents,
brilliant Of U. 5.4216.1 m eal'
''''"
.....- -
Ale:Zander ff Stephens an , . among the e ) , , i Itailroad Robberies -An Important , ;t rn e car E c , '" ,.. ' L e u ' n e tnnd th ' that, under the "-
tan, they have power to
taro at the S
tep Dlension tads), but did , At
c arge one emit adonal to tae fare as fixed
f or obtain an audience with the President
011 N 4 { 11 1.11:1 114;1. last at a lute hour, while I n t y ' their eliarter. in order to have the clues
-vs.-
officer wi mom h smith, ol the kilegheny night Lion tested, 11 C. Alm rell, rep., a patron of
INneas Mtn Irememisen—hltigh Santee -311 n( watch, uus pstruling St,L.tort Avenue, near the road, tendered five cents in payment of
hag Fitoelt • 11. ss or street, it
w ith u - st pant, be was met his
are,
whieh was refused, and againstCo,
sae t's 4111.4,, April 2 -The ant, M 'ine- 1. 3 01 m. 'dual i n Woolf , . In his posses- ' the Superintendent brought snit a him
~..e . 3 , ,, „, urn „,,,,,„, hi gh° , L b . ,„„ 3 ., ~,, 1, 0 ,, s..n The oftisier orought the part) to a halt, before Aidermmt Donaldson, tut the amount
at Oda season Tie count, , for a litindred , e ,, ti , u nvrvogeterie , Pni ill . hi. beffin an- Of his fare. The ease came up for hearing
inilea On erflOWed
K• red I. all unsatisfactory manner, he was laSt evening, when the legal points were ar-
Mime o ',toes,. o r ,„, ,„,,„. ,„ I ~,,„
~„„,, ~!„, ,-, midi r arrest conducted to w the tombs 1 gum] te Mr Belt, holleitor, for the Company.
~ mg, 13,,,h„,, 3,3„. , 3 bah., 1, 30 .,
~,,,,, nod semen.. in his postleSeton ere !min .. and by Mr kinclrreil bs his owe behalf. The
The Vioneh Lt.', Jeans W Joseph, aas . up- `er.' P e ee'e" et re .etet 'tee e'aii , of eeS'll by
reserved his decision until a future
toted GI plretes near Long Kong ~!, 4t4,5, l'Oclntrillt, find other articles
LIMO
The person was one Valentine P Beat, a i
...,. brakotnan on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and I
r"ed"."*" C.1.b... """ to keih"...••••• according to the information 1110,10 by the Sn.
Ric aeon), rs , 'April s.- The. freedmen of perintendant of the treater. Division of the
Richmond celebrated the first anniversary ot road, purloined the articles front the ears or
their deliverance (rum bondage toslay The depot of the company He bad ha his possm
,procession, embracing several thenaands of i sloe, among other things, a mouton of silver
limn, Laurelled train' rot et/dorm suburb s coins of small value, and a lector wtitten in
thrOngli the prlnCipal streets, a tth banners I cypher After a hearing before Mayor Mor
d music, to Cenitol Satiate, where an ad- ! risen, on Montle, the prisoner Was rental:Wed
And
woe delivered by liter , kir . Iluoutout for a further hes.g 0 ire or six others
Good order prevailed dnring the day are rand to be implicated.
Senator Foot. Ittaceesans.
hionteman. Vr., April 3 —Gov Dillingham
bthhas appointed Hon. G. Y. Edmund'', of Bur
ason, to the tionatortal vacancy occasioned
J the del of Hon. Solomon Foot. Mr. Ed
totuida lap lawyer, and atandshlgh tutus pro. ,
fHte usion. He has been eonsideratilT In puulle
and tr. Speaker of the trermont House
f Itepreatintatlwea in 18.57 and POW. He leaves
for Washington at once.
ihtelas MewilLair is Peace Weber. H. I.
PIoVIDERVIC, it. 1., April .I.—A largo mooting
of renlans
Co. 13 was bald here this evening to a°-
calve cMahoriy. Ile did not arrive, how
ever, and the meeting was addressed by Capt.
McCafferty, Gen. O'Reilly, and others. A di
vided feeling was tnanlfestod relative to the
head of the organization, arid the meeting
Cited the expectations oi the Irleuda
14ridA;ned. -
Bobber Arrested.
Loutsvitots, 'April 3.—The Nashville robbery
of seven.,tirotimand dollars, a special deposit
of Malted states bonds, from the Third Na-
Waal Bab k, has been. 41Iscov e red. The de pis,-
it was made lost December. A negro port er
has been arrested who contemned to having
committed the robbery, and/mom three thou
sand dollars recovered.
.11 1 atilsin liteetims In
Pstit•ost.rnis, April A large Fenian
tr
m ict ending was held hero to-night, tithed by dis
tant centre Andrew hl
r-
Wynne. A high impo circular from haction.eadqarters was read,
pledging immediate u
Els:el/Jon to lea Loots.
ST. Loma, April, 2. incomplete returns In
dicate that the Coneervattees carried their
general tkket by ta o thousand majority, end'
W.W.I • large majority to both branches of
the city oouncil.
Sliver nun INeal otaistrtile.
LOUISVILLE, Apr il 3.—The river iv felling
.with seven feet three Inches In %Ito eons!. The
weather IS oleos and warm.
Eaton Wool t•• ion.
NollLas•rows, Actmotienv Co., Ps., ?
April 3d Isro.
Ndiforr Ocuette.—lnclosed please ,
[ln %
d a el i.
Ong frOm the tilde "ruler or &faro, al, lA p ,
A
The importance of such Meetings to those
Immediately Interested to dlftleult to over
eatlntete at the present time, Without pro
tection from Porolgu mss the m
can Wool Grower must abandon his n
"(Ammican) wool market to foreigners. I'i
contemplated mass meeting will alien! the
American Wool Grower, if ueceasury, time to
Organize and vote for Congressmen, and oth
,
era only, who ore naturally, and not by Inca.
lation, in favor of protecting the greattroo
trill/Orient Intermit of American Wool grow
ing.
Gies), a Roiturm.
''We are Informed by James Arthur, of West
Virginia, that at a meeting of the II est V tr.
j gluia Wool (Mower's Association, it was deter
mined to hold a Wool Growers' masa meeting,
to be compared of citizens of West Virgin
Western Pennsylvania and 'Eastern Ohio. ia,
I
1 biopics. Berry and Eaminsky of Ohlo„ i..
and A
' Cher of Went Vir gtnift;haViilit been aPPOinted ,
a Committee to settle' detalfe, have seloOted
Steubenville, U., as the-plane, and Wednesdait
April SS as the day for the Convention. Th at
should ,e a rousing Convention, us kitenibou
idlle lemma), acoessiblefroui all Eastern Ob ,lo
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.'
Tao time m also well chosen, as It will be just
at the season wnea the woolgrowers will need
to Meet and eacliangs .V.lntra Ln• rega an to Me
Wool•market for the next climes well other
muter, of particular Interest in this lt,u of,
protection. flaying been honored by the Elhra
rtlnittee withaa..invitation, to, be , Present find
ale tile Convention ou that otension, we
hereby acknowledge the oomplimetit and so
the Invitation..
A Cop,mrbesit Move.
En. tiazorr - Oaper hi in" circulation,
that duping some of our well meaning Re ,
publicans male,. Who in the form of a
cal catechism for our Gubernatorial talmildato.
To expese RIM it, It la only tleethalalT ItCP
know Ma tho mmutams of the tatezfamonall/
Jai:soma Ifierrratrare also the fathers - of the
cateektam. A word to -the {llse ersithel..:
"Qhawar at a time," was l'reildeat Linco e ln s
fattions motto, 4thuatioall. 4
Thee Flrirt National Dank otPlateer area
POWS Milan n o t 'e ,
Mani , War lighlr.
re. claw natioual oak
llietthth Wda falltircle•the Tina Tatiottaf
Sank ofiall Clizforhieh pity - Meted It, doors,'
bat th e hotesat *WWI are . good for their face.
'
GAZETTE.
1866
Court of Quarter Sealslona.
THURSDAY, April S.—Before Judges StCove
and Brown.
Samuel Hemmen waa arraigned O a charge
of assault and battery iWith intent n
to ravuth
hat sister-in-law, Mrs, Louisa Rankin. The al
leged offense was committed on the 25th of
October, ISCI, and the indictment was found
October 2.14,1 , 26.5. The counsel (or the defend
ant, T. hi Ifarshall, moved to quattb,the indict
went, for the reason that the Proceedings were
burred by limitation. The Court sustained
Um motion, 61111 the Indictment was quashed-
The parties reside in t pper St. (dal, township.
Christian Ft
ra nk was put on trial for misde
meanor In reoving a number of grape Vines
from the vineyard of Anthony Zulee, on Mt.
Washington, and abutting them In his own
lot. The y 1.'14 were found" on the ground Of
the defendant s and ...worn to by the prosecutor
a.. los property. There seemed to be some
doubt 111 the minds of the Jury, as to whether
the vim, II ere the same w ditch the prosecutor
lost, and they found a verillet of not guilty,
each party to pity halt the costs.
charlcs.ll Morris was arraigned for the tar.
ceny
At
watch : I taw ketbk,he ro
of aAt ranger hailing front New t
York. p The
evidence went to -.how that the aecu.sed tins
tore-dim al the depot, Immediately after the
larceny, too y
l gave Up the watch and money-.
The party who was nil thett left the city nom..
, and had. never since been aeon here.
felottittes - taking tool carrying awayc
tumid not be established satisfaetorily• without
the test hinny of the mv.arle of the property,
111.11 Itlorrls wn. ii.olitiett. Ile has been in
prison shire Imo, fall.
I District Court.
Tr Min• if, April 3.—Before Judge Wllilants.
The case of Thorn & Denman vs. the -Pena
-1 Sylvania Railroad Company, was taken up.
This is an action to recover the value of four
behdred sheep. It appears that In Septem
ber, 1%4. tile plaintiff% shipped by the Penn
sylvania Railroad, nix hundred and forty
sheep, for Philadelphia. When the tram haa
nearly reached Latrobe, the locomotive ex
. pimied, killing three men, and making the
i rain a wreck. Four hundred of the sheep
owned by the plaintiffs were killed in they
wreck. The plaintiffs claim that the explo-
sten b r ing the result of carelessness, and there-
fore action to recover. The defendanta, ,
on the other hand, claim that the explosion l
was an unavoidable accident, and that the i
eonpany is not liable for the loss sustained.
1. Hopkins, Esq., appears for plaiatifts,
and John 11. Hateptota, Esq., for the defend
ants. tin trial
National flank Imams.
The mode of proceeduro when a National
batik tails is thus pointed out by the National
hank law. The government redeems the notes
of all such hanks: "On receiving notice that
any snob •tssocint ton has failed to redeem any
of its circulating notes, as specified In the pre
ceding section, the Comptroller of the Cur
rency • • •• • • shall,
within thirty live after he shall have
received notice of such failure, declare the
United states bonds and securities pledged by
such association forfeited to the tinned States,
and the same shall thereupon be forfeited ac
cordlogly; end thereupon the Comptroller
shall Immediately give notice, in such mm,.
nor as the Secretary of the Treasury shall, by
general roles or otherwise, direct, to the hold
er+ of the eireultding note. of sueLkka.lociallolis to
present them for payment at the 'treasury o( -
the
United Motes; And the Name shall he pad As
presented."
Election of Vestrymen.
The following named gentlemen have been
elected Ilatrymen In the several Episcopal
churches named below
Prrea's Cutracu.-11111 Burgwln, .1. W.
Paul, john Slioenberger, James B. Murray,
James A.Hutchlmson. G. A. Colton, L H. Hat
de, J. G. Martha, Joseph 111. Hoop. Um. Met
calf, Reuben Miller,
ST. ANDRZW'N CElURefi.—Ebenezer Brewer,
A. Ourrlson,J6lllesi Hoag, 0.0. Phlldlps, Isaac
Whittier, W. n. Hyrum Hobert N. Cost, Clues,
W. (Jobb, W ~ 11ellor, S. Von Bonnhorst,
P. Johnson.
ST. JOIIES Coteau, Le wernenvold.r,--John
Chlslett, Sr., George T. Van Dorton, H. J.
Lynch, John 11. Shoeurntrger, 11. R. Foster, .1.
T. Chino, Thomas J. Bros elon, S. C. IdeCand•
loss.
Fire on Pioneer Ebtan.—A dreoccurred on
Pioneer Run, 011 Greek, Thatuday afternoon,
about one o'clock. A well called the Green
Mountain well, belonging to the Penple's
troleuni Company, on lease So. 2, .M.nneliorr
farm, was destroyth engine °Use, den
rick and tankage, south fillngliOil barrels of oh.
Another well called the Mu:upon well was
ale° consumed with engine bonSe and 120 hen
rola or oil; ungl ue and one large tank saved.
uninjured. T he first narnedwell was doing 75
barrels a day, and the latter was Idle. The
.Peoplobi Petroleum Company's well .Yo, 1, call. I
ed the McCue well, was also burned, and three
geob tanks or the Hyde well. Estimated total
loss 59,00 u.
forth
Great itebellton." Preparations
for the production of th is Allegory and le.. In our city are progressing upon grand
Tab
scale. We are pleased to learn - they a r e tObe
given for the beneet of the Widow!), Rome.
.The young =Mem who design taking part are
requested to meet this afternoon at Neville
Hell, corner of Fourth and Liberty s
33ipelock r. a. , for rehearsal .20.. treet's, at
Another ResignmettoU,—Saginel ttirigoyn.
old soldier, who lost On arm ' serviee,
gag who has for souie eighteen. molattus pot
acted Mitrket Cons . table .in Alleglaeriy, has
resigned, and rWe Johnston is appointed
In his stead, Air. Irwin performed. the duties
pertanting to his position With credit to him
self' and to the siitlstaction of the public gen.
erally.
•
• •
Another illiallie„The 'atone cutters or
thin Mtg. have demanded an Ineme. or tsvert
ydive per cent. over the wages they have
-been receiving , heretofore. no employere
been re dined to Recede totbedesuand, and the
dellalAre-ronsequentlr drat W6rk•
,Starried Ka committal
to Jolt on lgondaykttrAltletmaa-lilebolsoc. to
ewer Margaret -clngs pt &Elia
Ulm, was yeste...._
'tawsmm art
taking tlisaforatiaripire '
PRICE TREE CENTS
jfew Eagle.
Texas is so Sues Gnu. AS &atty. W
byPhilander Jones ye Squire. Ainsle b y F. F.
arapper. Boston: Adams &. Co.
LOST 111•20USIUTS. Sons. COMPS:IM and
arranged for the Piano, by L. if. Gurney. Bos
ton: Adams & Co.
For sale by Charlotte Blume, NO. d. Fifth
street.
oa Idiesiosr. song. Melody by ~M. limn
nis. Cleveland: S. Brainard & Co., WI Supe
rior 'street.
CANTILZSA. DUSL IIISI ,Chorus. Words b
Lottle Linwood. Music by Wm. T, Rogers y .
Cleveland: S. Brainard A Co., AM Superior
street.
Faint. LARS. Waltz. Composed for the yob
alio, by Charles Warren. Cleveland : S. Brain
ard & Co., 21. M Superior street.
THOS'LT Tar as MIS IN lieu vas. Compan
ion to "Evangeline." Words and mush. by
William T. Rogers. Cleveland : S. Brainard &
Co., 203 Superior Street.
Doon Blear. Beautiful q nartette. li. S. Per
kins. Cleveland Brainard A Co. 203 Supe
rior street.
If, SoNTLY we on O'ER To., SLRECV Snow.
Song. Music by A. P. Wyman. Cleveland : S.
Brainard & Co., 2n3 Superior Street.
Amasementa.
PITTSIIURCH TIDUTInf..—The theater-going
miblir will thank Manager Henderson tor ef
forting ail engagement with the world re
nowned author and actor, M r. John Broughain.
It would seem to he a work of saperogation to
v t r , n a g nyt , tg , ng mo in n x , ra F Ise
andof this gentletrtan's
Tuesday evenings
Mr. Brougham appeared as Dr. Savage In a
new dye not comedy, written by himself, mal
t/al "Playing with the Fire,. and the undi
once, which was large and fashionable, were
highly delighted and testified their apprecla- 1
Hon by loud mid prolonged applause. Those '
s ho wish to see this unrivalled eccentric corn
niedLan should secure seats early, us but
four nights now remain of his engagement.
Ile appears this evening as "Wilkins Miring.-
her' in the excellent drama, arranged by It tin
eielf, from Chart. Dickens' novel ut David
. Coppertield.
Cleans. Housa—Annie Eberle was well re-
calved em Pauline last night, with Mr. Leak toi
Claude Melnotte. Thin evening the lovers of
the Sliakesperian drama will have an
tunity of seeing ...Macbeth" performed. Mr
'lLeak will custale IduchetJi, and Annie / . :berie
ie character of Lady Macbeth.
negoo.ac IIALL.—The woderful' pianist, the 1
boy Blind Tont. initigbtly dellabting )
large and select audiences with his rare Sinai- 1
cal performances.
f .
-•
coup. 1 EXECUTOR'S SALE OF ELEGANT
Valuable D01141410•11.—Throogh the
rsitL.f fd f . . J o i 4 ol i , 'll Henry, Seemial7 of the i ratuVlßLS.Siallh.T.kflUA'Cl:E3.6ClfrEll'
the Pittsburgh Female .COilegWe'lLllMen:mCnt,t : 7:. H .W.rt - h :IE4" 4 G ,,:trr . ", 4 5 1P: !I. Tek.r.... 4 *"
the recipient of a valuable collection of shells, hag .
E .
mot
*fib's estate of the late Colonel It
numbering upwards of three hundred pp,i- simpacia. deceasen, comprising two large Preach
mans. These, added to a former donation Pletc Stet /Pastes. twe I.rie Freush Piens Mantle
melte six hun dred in all received from the', nghr.....1.` EuSt"ht,...rtrt frd .t..01..,,C,:r
same source. A net, and beautiful room Ilets IL- ele gan t mill:top centre bibles, taah ' e - --
-- I;
been fitted np In the college for cabinet pur- top dressing bureaus, marble top srasa g rtsilde, ma.
poses, and we are pleased to learn that fee- hogany erardreee, /song., MaltofaWbedeteeda
qUent and veil:table additions are made to it with vting mattresses, tie eiellant petrtor chattel.
by its friends.
Hers, tour caadelabras, rockin g ern , end rocnAlOrt
1 chaffs, Venetian blind/. h e r
a. case. bedding, ar.
irons and elands, together with many other arldattla
not enumerated.
144 T. . ideCLELLAIiII, Anct,r.
______________________
Oil—The Reno nmea says that two hundred
and twenty-erie thousand barrels of etude oil
were received in New York between the first
of January and the last of February ,while
during the mime period last year only eighty
one Muumuu barrels arrived. The amount of
of: shed thoee two months one year ago
was ,000 barrels, while during the same
le of time this year it amounted to 6,00,-
000 els. The present strict Is 80,IXU barrels
against 40,000 at the same tame last year.
illuileide.—We learn from the Tyrone Henna-
Idlers that Mr. Alex. Dysart, of alnlcing Val
ley, in that county, committed suicide. on
Tuesday lila, by shooting himself with a Ana
tol. The deceased waa unmarried, and had
been /aboringunder previous hallucination of
wind for some time to the rash act..
Although ho was reputed wealthy, a forebod
ing of n - ant and starvation is alleged as the
cause of his committing the unnatural deed.
el.Correctiors.—ln yesterday's koano we sta
ted that W. C. Buerkle was charged before Al
derman an Taylor with oh
o ta n i e ta' LCVel " \r •
s honld i' l r m e re ' reyersed no pennon of the pa - A
ties, Mr. Bnerkle being h self the prosecu
tor. We make the correction an an act co jus
tice to the latter, who is a worthy citizen, do
ing bustnretafor years In the Fifth ward.
.
Pioneer Engineer Dead.—Joseph Bridges.
the pioneer locomotive engineer of the Alle
ghenies, died In the vicinity of Ebensburg, on
Thounday of last week, aged about 55 years.
lie was acting enifinipir of the first locomotive,
the "Pittsburgh," bunt west, ol the naoeuitalus,
on its first trip from Johnstown to Wile:lore,
over the old Portage railroad, more than thir
ty years ago.
Basistiling Trades Uniona.—The stove and
hollow ware murders of Cincinnati, Louisville,
Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Indianapolis,
Pittsburgh Wheeling and Evansville have or
ganized, we understand, an association to as
sist the dictation of the " Trades, Unions' , in
regard to the employment of workmen or
management of the shops.
Elarrelfable.The 011 City Repixter mit),
"We have been requested by a number or oil
dealers to ask of the Pittsburgh thenserciat
Unit they will procure a reliable correspond
ent at this point. The quotations given by
their present one are generally Grronnous,
and has indicted great !lineage upon the bu
siness."
Lowt—A few days since. hi Firth street, a
bonial copy of "IdOzartSt Tweirth ilawL"
the tly-lettf the name of "Jettnie McGraw...le
written.
an
etind
it will der will please lea , It at the
owner.
Gazette office, an re tern
ttirneo to the
Bladed.—At a meeting or the
Eighth Warr Sehool . Board, last evening, hilsa
Amelia Meary was elected% leacher in the
primary department et said a r aril school, Wen
Mira Maggie J. Nicholson, resigned.
Beek Broken.-ILr. Uttarlea itirdy, Et tan
, lier. residing
Meat Znalsyllle, Iltuitirigdon coun
ty, Crete e_alc, causing blatant cleat h, an
upont, by railing per tbe Jon his tan
nery the bark ho.
CITY ITEM
Fall awe Whiter abuses.
It la with greet pleasure we Call the atten
tion of our readers co the eubatrb stock of Pall
and Winter Goode Just received by Mr. jam
Teler, Merchant TaUar, No. 126 Federal street,
e ileglanor. Ills nook embraces came of the
.:Daft nottingnil Clothe s Caaannireas-, -Orezeoat
ttiga find Vertical ever brought ta the western
Market. His assortment-or llendrilling Goods,
satipasing Shirts, Drewers, Collars Meek Tie;
fliillilltarOhlolh, ad., cannot be archaised emit (1 .,„ - --1---.--...._.„..
sr wart. A mime stook of ready Mid Santa I,,''''''REES•
I bbl. ands half nub.. non Bann:
Coals; Vests and will alga be Multi U t bbl, fi vg, ; .;
. .
!whin essabliatiment. remonsu Aims or any
'Miami& thee Ming , the ahead 'trot lag to Is store ter iiiiMa MIA ET MOTET 21
'mks* Mr. Wafer a Calle .. - ,
S=inn
totili do bbin. new EMU, Flah• .114) 111 Man k.- tto
1 4iymit returned alter an absence ot three a - 2 .3..vrt-:-;
Yeete ha the urthla hare mamma my, chop • per urn tri . - awn - .
tar all aorta cd jobbing /J 2 the carpenter , Una - ropoincip limy pmesiiii.,;,.....,
alma old stand, Virg= alley. between Balm. 1 liellinans barneriat Triple Vinegar of satiador
add street and Cherry Alley. ordera awaited am'Or "d " rin i.„,..._r t UU , aiirrenind le eirsillry,Mriable ' '
use orTiif 11--anng, Ter arimtl2. InkyliteorKf.
Ano, sktosivel, astanded.lo.
Miriam Summate. iiiiii Corner Llbert7 and Han% stmts. -
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TELE . WAREIY
TWO EO/TIONN AOJE PRETT".II 4 ,
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ON IVEDArEkqI) Y A.ND 444.TURDILY.
The edition Is forwarded width will nisch I -
scribers soonest as the null rem.'
TERUO
fluttlbc:Neot— . ...
I_l2 Canna of ten atto nporntete•
OR
KERN—on Tnt.s.lAy M everting. April ad, al the
Vresidence of her mo th er, No. MI Penh triree4
rtrt..7,..11tA, yottugent daughter of the late Andrew L.
NOtire of the /111.1e./141
Vajlmbkit r;:va i thyk ß thie 24 lust., In Us
LW funeral will take wave from the reatdeap of
6 " . ' 6, 1.6 6 6 4 6 * itattet , No, t smaafk•ia artist, op
.1131xxn•t'. at_ 0'e1.,l r. 111. The relat:l3of al.,
fatally are respeetflalr 'hefted to attend.
OEMETERIES.
u r Em . E:irEl f t!.--A ru
g•le on the ai 014 rt.l• ' ' immediately north oPlTtear'be'ny
PITT, or Ilrlahton Hoed. croons wlshltui
to skiert titlrl. Lots W111'14,1117 at the Superintend
spi•couk s. s t the p.metet7. Title Peed. Permits
cod all other tomlness will be attioudeti to at the DM/
Warehouse of the underalaned. corner of Pedro
uA I..aeorta streets. Alleallieny
MT, A. IsKLLI.
Secretary and Treasurer.
BOOTS AN 13 SHOES.
838,000- TO RE GIVEN FOR
Sie,(zHc)c>.
GOODE THAT ACTUALLY COST
$3,40 fo Manufacture,
wcaaß. 011.1,5113.
No Regard to Cost or Value.
BO COOT FOR "SO ?MUCH?
Sell for '-So
Customers get all the benefit, and f .
get the profit, by being ready
at the great Sheriff's
Sales with Money;
Shoes worth 83,60, wholesale,
' bought for 81.50, and will
sell them for 101,74.
COME AT ONCE,
For In a few dais we will be able to
to dispose of these goods at
prices we ask for them.
ALL NEW, NICE FRESH GOODS,
I= l li 14 lb: 4D j -
Concert Hall Shoe Store.
ORATORIO
THE NIAGNIFIEENT
SYMPHONY AND CANTATA,
THE HYMN OF PRAISE,
BY MENDELSOHN,
WILL RE REPEATED, ON
Thursday Evening, April lith,
AT CI I HALL, •
MEOW
4Llr.ttitox-ic) Scoelety.
MISS 2.5111. LE I' AI, 1,• • lioprano Soloist.
M
MR..I. T. W AME LIN h..
:01 Seat:. will be boid at 10 o s. 'cloc . 4, 139
. W , IE p IigBDAY
litii VAlTl ( toreli E . LL""
Price-of ulnilaslon 31,10. No extrh ,barge.
BANK STATEMENTS.
iIIUAIITERIN STATEMENT OF
THE %Melia .% ics• - NATIONAL BASIN Or
PlTTnnennti. Aptll 2d 1385.
Loan, and Dlxounts ASSETS... ..... $ ca,pu 54
Expenses and Taxes
7,6 S a
U. S. Bonds to secure Nat. Orr *n.... E 40,000 CV
°Other U. b. becurttles On band .......... CI 650 OP
:44 ' .v.1.Z.V1,71... at "17 . iiia — liet ...... L- 00 9 a
Lenal. I elllier Not and Specie ..... ... MAIO 55
Capl tai
reed. and Earning s . : eiational-
ou
Male Cireuiarie
Due Depositor
Due Banks and ' Be
Dividends Unpaid """
The*pore etaternent Is eorreel tret C gl G if 6 1fter
knowledge end belief.
Sworn before me aI'O do IHNLi d
do . MARTEN
apr:lltl
April, 18£16.
. aarrn. Smarr Public.
AUCTION SAL.ES
LJB9IIII
34,000, • .
at2h o'clock. .tia1.0.4"t::.2:,ii.t.114:11`a
.7 Fifth street, will be sold for &scow. of 'mom If
rosy concerti,
34000 pounds Charcoal [rob, Inch by half.
Terms at ewe. T. A... ,klcelt:l4.A.ND. ARO,
PROPOSALS
ALLEGHENY coil - wry
.... WORK
" M T .ls reti .l ". ll ' , RNAL:Vitti:r4 . lii2..-
w
I-
Agee, of the above Institution for the Bate of f s
of Land, not exceeding fifty acres, t ular not it piece
re
Than al: tulles from the city.
to
PToposals most eV", full partieultisarta.lons.
""' q"--"IIBINtbri!"VNIVIi, President.
Careco4F,' E " . . ? :r i lintid g *Ottli=.
%Go, App1e1ar,L566.—.p4:2%W.44Wt4
1211213!
REMOVAL.
p _ _ _
_
Er/WV-AL.—B. IticLAIN & CO.
hare removed their °We to No, 12
street., opposite IFILit Ina Ball 2 Fourth
FORkSAtE--Foii RENT
•
FOR SALE --400 acres of heavy
=tTimber LaoJ In Snyder township,
,Jefrerson
en."' "k.h11.1.02.7/"CthlrFPWhoifatr-
SUNDRIES.
PRODUCE CONSIGNMENTS.
•
w, 1000 bble. pane Peach Blocr • Potatoes: •
100 boah. Nest:an:lock do
60 bones liochec Cheese;
75 do cew Maple Scc
.o
&J do Cannet Peactwc:
50 do do ea;
60 do kleulna Uratsges;
•
•
40 du Lencls;
Pcnorhoin: . •. • •
L 5 do SaltgPickles:
70 Imneslslnc:
56 bids, prime Dried Apples; •
44 to ld and.% Drled-Pei:46es:
23 11kg, Apple klottce:
Clover Seed atcl Timothy Se. 4: •
Butter and Eggs dally retql.ed.
URArt'at 11EITEg,
• No.. Mb EdIKSIT dram
mho
(-1 EttitLETICALILILLED
E.TA TILES AyD FILIIITS:
dozen Pres/. Tel:woe...2.nd Pannd.:
•• •• I . *acher, 2 and I pounds;
COL •• • • Pine A[pla:•24nd2gpOusids2
10300 • • • • Whonleberles;
1 •• ••
AO Bla ms ckberries; '
• ' • • Plu;
00 •• •• Cherries;
110" Lima Beans;
•
fi0•• tireeo Peak:
AiIM Hated
t ie . e u tr . llll l3 . l . , w• •z•• curer • tug.
•r
de., de. ItEirE7 AM U' . P.
Jam _
_Nos. Oland 178 WOod amt.
00 10, a_ I
00 boxes littmlna Ona rr ge'
60 • • Palanno
30 • • Lemotss;
to
barrel. Tanalps;
to Eg T . •
so .• oo Jena
1.00 burgle Onloos; Y il*CkeYe Potatoes
In stor e flit ( . 01 I le
ml42:tf
NT. J. BTI.tI - &
No. US Third Street.
p . Nu :I tCM 171 A: 1I Ai AlliD PRODIIcoa
100 bell e: ter of the "West;
100
Voldon kleo0o•.
tnty ;
ttobi." . o l 4.9trolru """'
to
bo.
c° "ro M at : 4
to
• .4t../INOM6 SON.
Dlsmood. ASeibe.
3. B. .CANTIXI.I,
OEM
BEI
0 M 0,030 GO
M 641 33
40,000 03
461.140 00
141, iO9 43
17,313 2s
4,052 00
EVEN