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FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1860
Tit United States District Judge at Mem
phit has decided that since the Peace Proc
lamation a Rebel cannot plead his parole,
given on the final surrender of the Rebel
troops, as a bar to a suit for treason, on the
ground that as peace has been formally pro.
claimed by the President of the United
States, courts of law can no longer take
any cognizance of parolee, carteli,.fmnini
d er ., orders, and other military documents,
or proceedings, but is remanded and con
fined to the strict letter of the civil law,
upon which the unhappy prisoner must
stand his trial, and in which he mist find
his only defense. That Peace Proclamation
may therefore accomplish more than was
intended by its author.
- - _
Tux Reconstruction Committee will bring
forward in the course of a few days au
amendment,to tha.Constittition in regard
to representation, which is to be the basis of
the settlement of the whole question of the
admission of representatives of rebel States,
which will receive the sanction of two
thirds of both Houses of Congress.
SECRETARt litcCuLtoms has deCided to
destroy all compound interesttes to
wired for redemption or otherwise, as the
first step towards his policy of contraction.
Ti! Pau does not want CLYMER inter
tOglited upon the Railroad question. That
Is One of the very best reasons why he
shtiuld be interrogated.
CITY ITEMS
'Humor cso omit.
Oyagers in every style. Beef, ham, tongue
real, mutton, chickens, /Lc. Dinner to-day
front twelve 0111 three o'clock, at . Trinity
Cbuntli Eitmday _Sequel room, Sixth street .
linshutsgi menace requested to call. Proceeds,
for thebenefit - of Gewti Church, atomic Wash
ington.
Dialeria * Everywivere.
Ragely tuti there been a lemon as fruitful as
this of millarious diseases. Not only on the
praries and in the valleys of the West; not
Merely in all the old Atlanta of Fever and
Ague and Billious Remittent Fever have these
prostrating diseases been unusually virulent;
but they,have extended to towns and alike
never. Wino infested with them, and have
elan "asNwilled tbo mountains and attacked
..talusands of people Repeated to Dave been
Placed by the laws of Nature above their reach.
Maas we are Compelled to admit that a fatal
elemeet pervades the Mammal Mr thts sea_
eon, and MOM at once 119110Zt to the only ap_
geared priventative ot its consequences, nos-
Cotters Stotnacb tonic so potent, an
eadi•eeptio so perfot, an alterative Co irresis
table, and a stimulant so pure, that it enables
she himan system to resist and bailie all 'the
eredlaposing causes of dissabe. With the one
/Mena that one clothed in Ineombristible gar
ments might move among blazing buildings,
the man who arms himself against malaria
with this powerful. derenere medicine may
walk Afeverecourifed district fearless of its
insalobrknis ittnospbere. The Intermittents
and sonata:4s -ai. present so gereral in alt
parts of the country may helm the fOrergn
ners of a deadlier scourge now on Its way
westward from the Mr East. Penni= the lye.
lam-with Hastetter's Bitters for a stmeassfni
battle with the mephiticemmes of egt epfdere.
Sm. Be wise In time. Sold everywhere—New
"Dr* World, Nov. 6, NO, -
• • • Atceremeers Enters
Wholesale atidettall atvery lowrates
, ' flOWlmalsesoi Drug makitabent Itedldthallkeprn,
'l7.oleallitergag' itiroe4"lttrkicASitka-Mtsattond
vul•breiumb streit.
mistrial, en* Mummer Vocals.
Tim spore of Dir. John Weier,
Xerchant Tailor, No. 126 Federal street, Ails
ghtuly, has been lately fitted no with a new RS
.ortmept of spring and summer goods. The
stock has been well selected, and embraces all
the numberless singol t es needed for gentle
men'. garments. Margo stock of mady-raide
Rants, coats, vests, dm., skill ItIAD be found In
in his establishment. His stook of furnishing
good. cannot be surpassed. Persons desiring
purchase a good sattiot oluttpts would'no
well by giving Mr. Wafer a nalL
Purest nod itweete■t
Cud Liver Oil in the world, manufactured (road
fresh selected livers on the sea coast. This
oil is characterized br a sweetness and purity
petaillir to it alone. Ha reputation aogreat
Shit it takes the Mad Of other oli, and is
universally preeerlbed by phyinclans.
member to ask for .Hazard d Caswell*, Cod
7 Liver OIL
CASWELL Kama Co., New York,
• m
For sale by mod all druggisSalats.anufacturers
mbattlPdatram
Aar Friends, Robinson & co.,
fiavalasprecerived a yeti , tine assortment of
LadieF,Gents.;Boys', mines and Children's
boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorels,!lippers,
Which they are selling at the very lowest
prices. We adVise oar readers to give this
Aim a trial, as the goods sold by them are per
fectly reliable. Remember their bummer last
Market street, next door to Barker'. pry
Goods store.
•
Brain i'arraifuge Costal!lts."
Thla valuable combination bra been liminess;
&ilk Friel bypbyetcians, and bound to be sate
sad acre in eradicating norms, so hurtful to
children:- Be rare to obtain the recsaftuic
Obey Chien bigh been hied with good sumoe,.
Bold by Druggists and Beaters to Medicines
at 96 cents a bor. bole agent for Pittsburgh,
Joileph Fleming, Brugglat, Market street,. .
11b11014111 irart77t4thl,
Pr outtkonk Mato itoolont, and Dealers in Amer.
tan riiitiol of virloni Wort. Ofilco at Masan;
, .Art1[44 4 0141% near ttia Wiser Warns Pitur
tilitith. Pa. agniOnFO. XO4I Pine street. Or.
din promptly Wooded to. Allirort weiTspt-
Ottarstir proof. Itopitirinir doziest the ohm.
artuadoo. No oharretorr,pictilited the
toot is not abused arm It Input on.
C*tarrh.
Dr. Gardner, who has been meeting with
grind sneoses in the treatment of Citarrh,
stain visit thli, City, On
. reesdey; April
remalnhareuntilthetlid: *Strati&
arterrh by the use of warm medicated inhale'
AIMS. ...101116.- Monongahela *Stela.' Read his
aidvertiseinent. ~-, ,
2 •l4thitt IWO
staring AVM ; "...I atteranabeenoei ot 4 bree
st. shop n the ,ibalTV IS4Ntati Fl 7 OP .
tor i torts or tow*, 0. the : oirrOote a r m ilt
4+. um pia stspa, Om. betweenn
tea
atm street *sachem alley; 20 sasirmou54
PA trisinPuY, &Wade!,.4 • • ' • tail
irAlters. Catipeti, D18644h.
At auction on nattuthttnicon4 t oat ti„ at
nine deinetr, at the Auction fitoreareyenend
etrintt: nlinittlealr• • 1.1 • •
two , , dnetioneee.
.
,
What D e a n: ""
1.- I drowlhooobliolidian ot' Sabi *stet:
- I Grew the thanipat...
.I mate thB'heit Dyrttya,_
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do it this toidTit coate's slam, at 34 Fod:'
44 T1 1 .' s ! av etv.14b 5 4. rbPPY. ; ; sulir.:4ol
•
.
nooks, Mom • sad eases . ,
~.41411:80 &Catkin, sale ot-stmencic,goods on
(" 3 4 41 49 dattent'allt 118 Soo o'clock, st
asindiirid street, Saftiglittay , ..
e praaawkAtii,
To,stecop Into Joe -Sabina:kW, and examine hta
',print Stash' ift.lttets and 13hoes, the cheapest
run c „Boots, at- marka rarest. ' —" 72'4.1roitirsolf
ESE
Drug firkok
ItjoiikTht.t.O . :lol4*.lsmaus -, strei4„.bppostte
Atik*:-Possonsa-'11.1: , ,4 ,
tar /4/4ilike.
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THE LATEST NEWS ! THE PRE
BY TELEGRAPIL
PENNSYLVANIA LEGLSLATURE. ANOTHER VIM( DISCOVERED.
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURNED.
i The Murderer Still at Large.
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
ilsztgissoao, April 12, 1:1413. /
DESCRIPTION OF HIS APPEARANCE.
thrgsm—lion. Loots E. Hail, of Blair, ono r
elected. Speaker. _
ThermentiOn Of both House and Senate was PHILADELPHIA. April 12.—Full reports of the
°Oen , led In voting resolutions of thanks, andl Deering family murder show It to have been
In the preaentatiOn gold watches, canes, dc.,
. one of the most lion - Dili+ butcheries of the
to Speakers and officers. I age. The Press reporter says that the body of
Adjourned tine die ' the mother, and those of her four children
i were found in ono corner of the barn, near a
' small out-house which communicated together
by a hole, through which the remains of tke
murdered victims were brought to view. It
seems as though the bodlea were thrown into
one neap, pelf reed, and then covered over
with dirt and hay.
The unfortifitates were most terribly Olan.
gled about their heads. A new, sheep, 1,11,1
bloody axe was toiled in the rear of the dwell
ing, which had been need to lln the bloody
work. All of the victims seem to nave been
struck on the left side of the forehead, Jest
above the eye, with the heel of the axe, and
then with the blade of the murderous weapon
the demon finished his horrible work by cut
ting the throats of all. The throat of one of
the little boys was no horribly cut that bin
head dropped off when his body was lifted
up. The other boy when discovered had his 1
right arm crooked and partly ruined, us
though attempt fug to ward off the bow tha
sent hint into eternity. The mother teas d, ,
fending her baby from the attack of the de-
mon when she wan mercilessly struck down.
The babe had received an. awful blow on the
upper pan of the breast, near theshoulder, I
almost severing one or tic arms, and also an-
other sharp cut on the aide of the head. I
Probably, the most correct of the surmises
expressed is, that all this horrible work was
done on Saturday morning, during the absence
of Mr. Deering. His body and that of Mins
Keating, his cousin, were found alongside of
the
the b
otherst far distant from the spot where ,
were discovered The bodies of
Mr. Deering and Miss heating were covered
over with hay, with rale of his feet partly
sticking out. A little boy, need fourteen
years, who lived with the family, and worked
upon the farm, is missing. it Is believed that
he was abut murdered, and his body thrown
into a deep well, or one of the many ditches
that abound in that section of the country.
The well on the premises was partly search
ed last night, but no bottom could be reached,
and the ditches in the vicinity of the house
were Ms° examined, without discovering the
body of the missing boy. The search is being
resumed this morning with renewed vigor. ,
Tbe inett in Ledger says: The more this murder is ex- 1
ainto, the more astounding it appears.
A mother and her four children are butchered.
it is nuPPr.od singly, alter being en ticed from
home, and without leaving any marks of the
reified deed behind, and then, upon the ar
rival of the husband and niece, for them to
have been dealt with in the saute manner, and
etill no spot of blood found In the house; It I
le Indeed surprising.
The eery rational theory that we have heard
his n
is that upon th that
e arrivof Mr. Deering and 1
iece. he discovered lllll family were r
not in the ho use, started after them and after I
leaving the house was nun by the murderer,
and alai°. The niece then, it in thought, fol. 1
lowed her uncle, and was in turn killed In the
same manner.rUntortunattly, It appears that I
the name of the supposed murderer In not ,
known by any of the neighbors, nor can any
description of him be given. It Is only
known at present that he wage German Isno
t-cr. The excitement in regard to thin horri
ble murder in the lower section of the ci ty is
intense. ~..,
LArate—An additional ietim in the horri
ble tragedy down the Neck was discot cred
this morning. The body of the missing boy,
COrcielins wary, was found under a hay stack
with his head smashed in with a hammer and
his throat cut. The elothes of the supposed
murderer have been rolll.llt. They are stained
all over with blood.
The Bulletin gives the folios-lag de,criotion
of the supposed armament: A German named
Anthony, or An Larne, aged between' , . and 30
years, height five feet eleven Inches, vet,
muscular, mustache and groat pimples ten the
face, round shouldered, walks slowly, talking
long strides, and !monks impertect English.
The police are making every effort to arrest
the murderer.
The following is the most accurate descrip
tion we have been able to learn of the um
posed murderer of tne Deering (amity: Ms
name is Antone; Ida last name ts unknown.
He Is believed to bare been in the army. He
was formerly from Brooklyn. He is 1 feet 11
inches high, 25 or 28 3 - ear. of age; round shoul
ders; no sine whisikers; a light scar; is short
thin light mustache, inclined to curl at t l 4e
ends. lie has a downcast 700 rind weighs
..intehurtd.redandascre ore lgintulin.
Ate_ 41in htitiselrtuade sin
it
mg glitt.i
'Me NIB= thumb on right. band. He
ipealrs broken English . The property Mb
kiT,
mug consists of : two rend era, one large and
twee small otte, Lanaskeit, shot gun , black frock
coat, black satin vest black pants, brown
overcoat, and a pair of bang outside boots, two
pee compound Interest notes, one WM Jo., two
gold rings, one Oct with a purple stone, one
gold chain with long links, and achased ring
with four ten cent pieces on the end.
PRISIDISTI PROCLIVIOX ktil) HABEAS CURS.
The Official Army Register
BILL TO PREVENT SMUGGLING
Important nuts to be Takata Up
ROBERTS ON THE FENIAN SITUATION.
I.llreutrality on the Border
New York, April 12.--The Herald's Washing
ton speelal says: In the Witted States Dlstriet
Court at Alexandria, Va., Judge Underwood
presiding, en important decision was render
ed yesterday. Thomas Garvin was imprison
ed Mune time agObythe Provost Court ander
theViCeditionls Bureau law, and his counsel
sued opt an application for a writ of habeas
- earptta,thider the supposition that the Presi
dent,* proclamation restored that writ.
An Order has been Leaned by the Wardepart
ment. to all the Assistant Commissioners of
freedmen in the Southern States, Instructing
them to inform the people that the recent
proclamation of the President did not release
them from the operations and government of
the military law. It Is cautiously worded,
and while not declaring martial law in force
throughout the late insurrectionary States, is
calculated and intended to create the popular
impression that such is the fact. The order is
kept close and not allowed to be given out for
publication.
The Tribeneta Washington species Co
lonel Thomas having been relieved fro f romthe
Superintanaency of Freedmen's Affairs
in
Mississippi, General T. J. hoods, command
ing theDcpartment, has been lemporanly ase
signed to theiluties of Assistant Commission
er of the Bureau In that State.
The first volume of the Official Army Regis
ter, published in compliance with an act of
Congress. him just made Its appearan It
was intended to embrace the names of allyol
unteer officers of the New England States, to
gether with a brief statement of the history of
the different regiments, promdtions, dis
charges, dismissals, tramsfers, and a large
amount of other
ce da of intents's to former offi
rs of the volunte ta
er force. The mistakes and
omissions in this edition will probably lead to
Its suppression by order of Congress. The
next volunie, now being printed, will soon be
Issued, and is to embrace thasaine facts rela
tive to New York and New Jersey regiments.
The series will consist of eight volumeS,
which will, be issued from time to time from
the government printing °Moe, and will be
I forwarded to all applicanta on the receipt of
one dollar per volume, the actual cost of the
publication- No copies are printed for mem
bers of Congress-.
A Washington dispatch save the Senate
Committee on Commerce Is proposhig to re
port a bill for the prevention of smuggling at
the seaports, and on the Canadian frontier.
Wssinearoft, xprli 12 :—Phe bill axing the
peace establishMent of the army; as roceired
from the Senate, will loon be taken up for
consideration in the House. Among other
important measures, an amendatory internal
revenue and a tariff bill will probably be re
ported In the House next week.
President Roberts, lid The .Y. ll .lAn Brother
hood is In'Washingtoo. lidis open in his oar
damnation of the movement on the North
eastern frontier, as, according to his views, it
will not aid the cause of Irlaltindependence.
Wile President hoe aprporad and [signed the
bill.
Orders were loniV i ago received fur th e Pres'
ervetiOn of nentra th e Northern bor
ders, le view of the Pentan agitations.
THE 1 • ,OV
Excitement Along the Border
MOM OF A FENIAN SOHOORER
Falb'lles Moving from CampQ
New Yoax, April 11—The Rero ld's Eastport.
ICalae r special Jaya: Since our last dispatch
another English war Ship --making In all
three—and a revenue muter, have arrived.
Mitring the last twelye hours several hundred
Ferdsai have qaartered themselves at Calais
and Other places. To-aay a Fenian schooner
escaped from a neighboring cove with s re
..lsehnient of Fontana. The LTilited. States
.Marsßand the British Consul arrived the
spot )4 time) to be too late. There has
beet , a mysterious dleappearanee of several
cannon broligtit , beta -3.4.llaracibbb" Fartiee-
Cartridges are tieing tnrea here,
There le tremendous , eltemenz at St. An
drews, and volunteers aredeserting, while nu
merous i_nyeterlons dhappearanem of num
bers of Irishmen In tits Agent:ler towns are
rumored. , They are suppeillid
are
have joined
the Pentane. Whole families are Illtiag rr
the border.
from
Carats, Me., April W.—There was much ex
citement yesterday and lastnight at St. Steph
ens, Raw Bromwich, opposite this ally. The
lean of a Fenian raid somewhere on the fem.
tier have been etrengtheming for several days
past, but the precise point of attack is not yet
known. Reports from Eastport, yesterday,
Indicate that the Feniane: were leaving there
insquads. it IS supposed they are bound for
Calais, but up to this hour have not shown
; themselves here.. About - fifteen supposed Fe.
Islam - arrived hero last' night from Bangor,
and left this mornieg, by land, for Eastport.
They could have gpne by water at half the
eXruttise and time. From tpq to three bun
, dred men were under arms at St. Stephens all
last night, end all the approaebee lo tilt town
are strontariguardedi and every. vreparation
made to receive the Santana. An attack was
expected last night, but everything passed off
sweaty. The force at St. &spoons will be in.
ereeee4 Madly 'to about dye hundred men.
large numbers of Iranians are mitered Co be
-moving, but no delinite information can bet.,
gathered.'
Hillerroar, Mx., April IL—There is great PS'
clement et Campo Bello Island. Families are'
awing Over here and taking shelter in barns
mild MiLlippees. There was a greats Fenian
meeting here. WA 'night, at which speeches
were bade by W Down plow and ifs or
Linn
New Yolk, April sorts of Fenian
ru
es are circula ting _ this morning. It Is be
lieved by jroine Mat Stephen!' tuns arrived in
vas oonntr,l4 is somewhere on the north
various rumors ern frontier. It Weald lte , absurd to report the
TonoZero,ApriLl2.—TheCabinet Meats da
botthe proceedings are kept front the public.
The report that mugs of arms had arrived at
Ottawitand myeterltruslYdisaPPes,
The, *hole ihreti of - volunteers at Montreal
Is ea/104 out twice& week.
IlilllnneerS are arriving at Corn
ual
tion with the
wall in antkl
arrest of yetion pf
retli the trouble in comm.-
4ns.
The repOrt .Frdest tiohnsOli
tti blame a gokng
proclamation in reference rh
Fenian movement, is received with bcldebt
alatiefilatien.
, .
Riiiterritles in key Jersey—Strike Ammar
Blew YOfft Car Drivers-Ira Ar
rested..-glpeuallab PeelNe Ss= u.
New Yong,. April 12.—Tbe execution of Wm.
prady, for the murder of Fergus Collins, took
tiwr,s,: yestai tadam da
t i em at lan d e . thl at li l a t idi otrtna m
those who witn hts execution a strong
foaling Of sympathy.
The divers on the Third and Birth awns
Fp . atm& kw Wiper wages,
•Andr portion or the day an
oWide r zike entire d trace e /atter,
rhapreee of wages
t r gra li sittertogryfienuind dftycente
imatra-
~711e1. A B, i 1AXI 9 11 . the ° t hat limp are de
to' follow the pie of these on
Ore lra"d _.rallroads abate mentioned. wiTitn=
mysuall GA It nek Railroad
or Ms a l ma!, 01 1" : "I'll*I iM i l.....- 1 4). II ,
..
but_as. the larger . orafiandle elle
but Innierfectlyzesurned.-ireeth,P4MTors
were badly basaint WU'. strum.
ramsun b
ean eene ars and vas
./ta b ureatali SMUT
_43 , pi_ the
ftt,e and twencfruirith 'Preen" "1.1, 1 :'
=Met tom ` ramintlOrosalo that t
toadonansra.,.,Tlor al baq
onored by ma arca !nth P7°4"
delskand... She . ,us -rapt 9 bocOnting
*Mts'Qur MI thorough:arm
Spanish nianKtf-war lutib4. Nome
o flora ui
tor the Pacido
cramadadnd it Lwow known, goes
oath: her to take command of the spanish
Viver and eopp.r to tie " ' nine Of at hun
dred
P thousan
co w d
an ilais bars Wm viptnrodsa
the aolla d /Ended Sn Spain. -
' Albas,7'o4ll - . Atfiliaglagben&
Asivaliframp_'ifilitaulFe• betirr
lirevit!=ral tn aZ ot ii.Mustgl ,
put
4.deitorAU be limuipliaabiltke Anus
% um . °Wu. ,U • atone 0,,
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s ''''''lll 'il t ''''ll. 4 " ) ' .4atitt/Ilni•
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'lla d j s a ll iitheruitu.r.usft...7,m. T .
tbittr try tirb4in
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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
VOLUME LXXX.-- 7 NO. 87.
ape New 4/Teethe Troubles — Advance In
• • 'lake/Iris.
- ,
' estr_lastszoOK-O, 1ai1.31,-z.galekatiner
advanced 10a a pound Inconsequence &Elia
tronblas stgler/Almadinr. lilx of the, rioters
theta/min !kr - mates!, gad thereat will be
The nronrlitons cif the NeW wines
MY & a n/tent ellstarbanaa grew oat of the,
tact se,elity , onee entatttars not, in the. eta
' thi°, 7 4df :Pg.= r,P4 4 ,4 0 .:4aeLY.;_p1. ,
;sr am, =Ore elsewhere.. The Kliatterii drove
the miners from work. Xtm Mikados ware
mtinsto.74nnil, warrants had , lieu., !tetrad for
Alierfreors, The workzat the/nines was still
D Toe ' 11°Iet.' were on trial today
.n , Taistivente further abipizimit citssoVo9, not
prtilsQNmoriginiolden.:MeOntiL WM which sailed.
re f aj ou exit I
joctet from, Barlika, with.
tilik/In v irallakYJc aLOPl:Balkiiir. 11111
1.40 , 6 ,04 11 1 0 . Alt.,aikalTSl Aarnelf l 4.
irmatert - stalvity
In all usaloo Mies tO ksossmt
Ilecoutionsty ond notary thou.
ussesxs Wog taken - antr4plitkot of Its soa
"MOM. - • - -
Particulars of the Terrible Tragedy.
CONGDMIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
irasatzfolox, Apr i l Is, 1166.
SENATE.
The Senate concerted In the House SW to
reimburse Missouri for war expenses
The bill to provide that soldier,' Ind ividaal
memorials shall be carried through the malls
at the rate of printed matter, was passed.
The bill to authorize the Secretary of the
1 Treasury to refund the duties collected on
produce being shipped front - one part of the
United States to another• Aria Gazed., before
, the expiration of the iteciprogity Treaty, was
1 P rrlte wart presented a joint resolution pro•
poatng an amendment tt. the Conetttution of
the:United States, prohibiting dhalaCtiO of
color, and providing that when any one these
eleven seceded States shall comply with i
condition., It shall be admitted to represent*,
lion, and a general amnesty shall ex St In re-
gard Mall persons in such State who were in 1
any way connected wish the armed opposition 1
to the Government. It was referred to the
Committee of Fifteen. I
The remainder of the uselon to day was de
voted
to eulogies on the late Senator Foote.
Messrs. Poland, Johnsen, Fessenden, SUM
gel, BrOirn, and McDougall all made appro.
priate eulogies andiremarka
The Senate thee lo respect to the memory of
the dr.cesseri Senator, taljourust.
MIMI
•
Mr. Washburn°, of Indiana, offered a resolu
tion, whih was adopted, calling n the
the
G c eneral to furnish tine Boo o ne with tine
names of paymasters in the army against
• whom stoppages are standing, with the na
ture and cause of the same.
On motion of Mr. Farnsworth, Ihe vote on
theggeption of the reso . lotio n van reconsid
ered alter bonsiderabic debate on the resole:
Lion Warring on the trail pending in the jjouse
for the relief of paymasters.
The resolution was referred to the commit
tee on Military Affairs.
The next business in order during Om morn
ing hour KID b e bill for the relief of paymas
ters of the army.
Mr. (Melding moved a substitute for the
bill; ti4t the bill anilvyndins amen d ments be
A tetionamltted . (ff Ike 40411011. e on Military
raks. - •
The Committee on Foreign Affairs reported
beak the Senate bill to authorlie the President
of the United States to transfer a gunboat to
the government of the . republit. of Liberia,
Which 7ig.p considered soil passed.
Mr. PattMison, jr.4) the same Committee,
reported back the 'MB' for
services
relief of'
James G. Clarke for his services as Acting
Charge cl , Affalro at Berlin in lEtt7-58. The bill,
ou objection of Mr. Washburne, of Illinois,
wag referred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Ortil; VOW the same Committee, report
ed back the &meta )(gra reeetetirie protest
t
o
g
a
ainst the pardon by roroign govern
mutate of persons convicted of Infamous of
fenses OR condlthau of etulgratpan to the
Mated Mabee, which was considered and pt 1411.4.
WI,- and the House adjourned.
Prom New Orleans oed MOZICO
• ' •
25ew Oakessa, 4sprit 12.—The race ibr a
DYre— di uoo, bents, - far two year olds,
TIII
CrWOn by LeWls Weal - 40M straight beats
pine, 2110 and 2.04%. The race for apurseof
Ale, two-wile heatras won by Beacon ih
wo itrafglit . heat.s. hne, fAIK lutdll:46.
The snit of the hri iab bougholdersjalust
the 'sebum Railroad is areatihg gr $' azr
citement. Their pressure is La y coUr
damned. Tbb report of tho railroad Is pub.
lashed, and is aatistactory. The city is eat.
playing counsel for the defense..
Mayor Monroe, nowinuipaudeo, Intends go
ing to Washington to get a pardon.
ARID° papers have vigorous leaders on the
rOsmi situation.
afarning.—The Mexican news via
.Barre states ihgt Palma kraelgtog Mazat
lan. lie has sago possession . 4; 'qt. - 8 4Ilicla
mines, and is coining money on nu own 0
°Mint-
The
iber
L wals, hole coast was In itio heads of the
The. Zmperar bag iven the grand cross a
the enter of Leopold" and MAI Of Isabel the
Abiumteortus Ls the ruling spirit
Of the Empire.
The Havana views to unimportant.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY , .APRIL 13, -
1866
- -
'HU MASSACRE.
BOLD BANK ROBBERY
Army Mortality Dining the War
Naw You, April 19.—A very bold robbery
occurred in the Sub - Treasury building-yester
day. hlr. Conduit, the =manger of the battik
of America, collected a gold certificate for five]
thousand dollars, and about four thousand
dollars in currency, at the cashier's desk. Re
then went to another pan of thetbuilding i to I
see one of the clerk's but not finding
proceeded to the Poste ce to put eons letters
in the mall, and on way back to the bank
stepped at the Sub-T ryagatn. On enter
ing the Pine street door, a strange man rushed
part him and lammed the door violently in
4 ...
Condell's face, which knocked him senseless
and threw hint into a fit. Thistesa then rifled'
his pockets of the money, and when a crowd
had calcined, the same party said he was try
ing to find something to identify the fallen
man. in the ctonfnsion, the robber made his
escape and the Messenger was taken to the
hospital where he now Ilea immutable.
Statistics, mercantile and marine, snow a
gratifying increase6ln American ilhiPPlng.
There are in the foreign trade trom this port
alone nine
of hundred and rnia •
Mx American vessels
sive California and Ha vane steamers,
with an aggregate tonnage of
The Provost Marshal General has completed
a careful compilation from the master rolls of
all the deaths in battle, from wounds, and
from disease, in every regiment and company
of every loyal State from the beginning to the
close of the war. From it, It appears that
200.7.17 officers and men have lost their lives
In the sere ice. Of this number, 1420
commoned officers, iind .90,stki enlisted men
have been killed In action or died of wounds
while 2,121 commissional offiems and I
enlisted men have died of disease, or in s i lt
eases from accident.
Speech of Gov. Hamilton, of Texas..
Hew Oar-Luta, April 12.—Atov. IlandltOn, of
Texan, made a speech at Austin recently, In
which he opposed some ordinances passed by
the convention as ad being republican or
I meeting the demand open theirflirtittition
, ;silty. They had pass but one ordinance
which accorded fuLl ed y
with the Presi
dent's policy, and that was declaring toe
war debt null and void. - Lie appealed from
The action Of the Convention to the people.
the Convention bad passed an ordinance ex
empting all persona who under authority of
the elfil ,or military power had InSicted
injury upon persona during the war,
from being held tuvountable; such ordinance
would not and shoula not shield them. Ile
called upon the loyal people of the State to
work together. lie believed provision -should
be made to admit the negro to vote If he be
came elevated and came up to a certain stand
ard.
The Convention had refused to give blacks
any quota of the school fund, or make any
provision for their education. They had,
however, been taxed to assist the wintes in
sanding their children to school. Ile intended
to announce to the people those who hail
worked against the intetast of the State.
Tennessee LeuislOtnivr—Framehtse HUI
Passed the flonos - -Aftutger Out of
Troops.
NASLIVILI-8, April the house a quo.
rem was finally obtained by the receptloll of
the report of the CoMmittee on Credentials,
soli the consequent admission of members.
The Franchise law was passed by an over
whelming majority.
The Fifteenth United Slates Cavalry was
mustered out today Its band sold the it in
steuments for $5OO, and devoted the proceeds
to the Lincoln Monument fund. All volunteer
troops, white and colored, .in this division
will be mustered out by May 4t.h.
The Central States Dental Association ad
journed after cleating W. 1 1.1iforgan, of North
ville, President.
The Ranateas Femes.
New Yost, April 11—The Eraerow cOrres
perndence of the London Past save: Ac
cording to the Intelligence received
I from Voihyrna, sixty battalions of Rus
sian infantry, twenty-sis squadrons of caval
ry, and thirty-sin
Peropies Of artillery are
placed lu Echelon. Volhatecidak to
Novosflitze, It to three days march. From the
Austrhm frontier to the Moldavian frontler,_
starting from Novosilltse, there are not, It la
stated, more than fifteen men, but on the oth
er hand, forty-dve bation, tweny uad-
rons, and one hundred p ta ieces of artillery aro
stationed In the districts, not more than two
days march from Balt°. These might reach
Tereerpol In a few hours, and thence cross the
Moldavian frontier, If necessary,
larerolllog for the Keg' lar Army.
NEW' VOIM, April I2—The steamer Eagle
from Havana on the 7111 hi s arrived. No
11111"r9.
Gen. Wm. IL Penrose, well known Ott a gat.
laritodicer die army of the Potonise, has
boon selectee by Gen.l Butterfield as superin
tendent of - recruiting, for the State of New
York. 4 Is Intended to at once flit op all
l ettlatralataihr - rratlar aruirtn the tem
tenni number.
Release of Rod Louts.
BOSTON, April LL—Hod Aunts, the party ro.
unitly arrested for the great Lordrobbery In
New York, h. been released by Judge Chap
man, of the Supreme Court, on a writ of ha
beas cornea Annie has been under the
charge of Chief of Pollee Koontz, but without
any legal documena holding him. It Is assert
ed that only (an,ooo or the stolen property
had been recovered.
From California.
1 , 1 w Yalta, April 12.—Toe eteemer Santiago
de from Greptown, with California Om
sengela, arrived thie giertipoti.
New Yong, April 12.- , The ship Invincible,
from San FrancMco, arrivedtm the lith.
Aiming stocks erm; Crown Folnt,l4oo,ophir,
763; /3ollver, 377; Empire MUM, me; Yellow
Jacket, PM; Chollar Potoll , 381:1; Savage, 1035.
Mariam" Damage by Fire.
BOSTOTI, April 12 —The New England Gas
Works in East Cambridge, were damaged to
a considerable amount, probably forty thou
sand to seventy thorisand dollars MU aftor
noon, by lire caused by the explosion Of an oil
tank.
Cascade Railroad BID Approved.
W•SHINGTOI; A p iii
i4.—in e President b.
j.proved the grill to ant the right of way to
Caacade Rithrmd Compaey though a mil
itary reserve Washington Terrirtory..
Wlnroissin Logislip . sro Adjostrueal.
tu
ne
roljour nAdr iil
ne die it W e is vennsin Logisis
o'clock this
morning.
CITY AND 131713M4N
Tableau: .r Rte Rebellion. •
City Gall was crowded to overflowing last
evening by a highly appreciative audience to
witness the Grand Natloom Allegory and
Tableaux, for the presentation of which Mr.
J. M. Gager, In co-operation with the pupils of
the Western University, Pittsburgh Female
College and other leading schoola, has been
actively misused km some weeks. The
the
Widows ,
which is Wen the henefit. of the
"Widows , Home,” was a grand success.
It would be impossible for us to give* any
Memo( the grandeur and sublimity of the rep
resentation within the limits allotted to us;
and it iS doubtful if we could within any given
space. To he appreciated it must be seen. The
audience last night testified their apprecia
tion and delight by the moat enthusiastic
layyqq
Tile whole rebellion from its inception to
the return of the "bronzed heroes" who
crashed M. out la very beautifully rendered In
the allegory. Tire principal character' are,
Goddess of Liberty ; Truth, (Justice, Linit
!dates represented by thirty-six young ladies
dressed In white , with sashes of different col
ors; Ilunggrmn, Italian ; Irish Lan, Negro boy,
Sherman's buniniercand Army of the Pots mae. The scenes are, return the
erring slaters to endeavorSece tossion,
Garry the Border
States out of the Union, and their exit; War,
foreign intervention, *nine and pestlience.
Therecsgergesgre tionaglieland tinropriate,
and the yonag ladles Cul
ed their respective parte admiral, y,
A. Heger presides at the plium with great dig:
ea s y and performs splendidly.
e have no delobt that the Tableaux will be
sustained for four or five nights. The object
is good and the exhibition- meritorious. The
"grand Tableaux 'of Peace"' with which the
outertainment closes is one of the most gor
geous binge we have ever witnessed. It can
be studie4 but not a=bed.
- - -
Slobbery at• Beal* Elleuse —A rob
beqtrinvitanonintitted about nodnyesterday by
is Mini' linknowit . tbe , Wners , Horne,
on t nOna in% nteborPie
Eagan, one of u boa e ra was rel iev ed of a
watch valued at e
arty-live deflate, a bat and
elso.dve dollars in money. ‘Tbe trunk in his
room was broken open and the articles and
e M a o p n e e c y t eda ra d t e e ff d o r th ts e will b m e .
ma T d he t ot m aitre
his arrest. It is believed that he belongs to a
gang who have lately made this city the base
for their nefoulone operations.
SD a Irts..-14 ;pp yes' terdia
: li4hr
appeared before Alderman ylor, of the r
ward, and preferred a charge of amazolt and
battery against John linkup, Alter a hearing
-and the caseload been disposedef, Jiihn to re
venge himself informed against gichtel for
sailing IlquoL on Sunday, and akoo for keeping
a disolderlyhouse The Latter was held itir a
further hearing. Evidently. John is cour
ahaad, and Michael has got - hit:itself into an
ugly fix.
Acotdonoi.—Mr.leolona swans, on woones.
whilEl /A ril /AU:WM:I O hoYe who were car;
ry ng off some *tuff In the'rear of Ida
establishment, stumbled and - .1 . 41, brrMMns i
lea.
h: lad naw-44.1414rah,. .loyed in a Wet
ar d rnditium hard .et. Ws HEM hand
mutilated, em the ;tine dil's Wit. being
Reid entally caught lan crushing matinne.
Both pelves are doing well.
. . _
o r . / 4 7711. ,f 3 'l4.tety qt Waahington,
Pa; And term br Nub tant surgeon or tile atA
Penntylirania it,aserinte, nail_ opened °Mob
-an41,11.1- devote ' W mhimself in
, thiserity.. - Prom a Wag prwnsk Acquaintance
leitti,„ , kner - Pocterrire• take nlinistare cow.
P , l alunigl 4 ° , t0.P.4410
.
Hamm andi-N•Tw ,lIPPOINNWL—We Windt
nflentiOn",tol2x6 Inventhimentof the Nati.-
'xiicoij; - tant, etesanslifp Ahnnpany
•nnother.'noltinin";''.X..l44Blol3li nr
ineanunbsprilitese , •
I
411asesi Tema vir ocentrtnitpas Mthe Senate On
t" that of C 9L 4.* H. BReitter,
. 7 717: • _
illesaillng of Allegheny Connell..
A stated meeting of Allegheny Councils inax
held lad k evening, at their rooms in City
Bulidlnii.Diamond +Square. Theres Were pees.
eat, Meagre. Drum, Ball, Eturikenstein, Irwin,
Myter, iltieterson, J. D. Smith, C.C. Smith. A.
D. Smitlr;;Mm. Smith and President MOBrier.
wereTheMbildes of the previous tan meetings
refetand approved.
Mr. A. Smitlf presented the quarterly re
i,port of t City Controller. It covered a nurn
bar oCb • against the City. It appears from
:the i ri L et t that the claim of Nicholas Voeght
-17, . the corporation for missing bonds,
had es paid, amounting to V 2,624.891. The
AmOlint imported as in the Treasury, on the
Ist alt.,'lrea $9,V16.551 warrants outstanding,
4407.98. The report was accepted, and the Con
trollerionthortzed to certify u carious for the
PaYMelit of the bills as reported. •
Mr. Thymus rend a report from the
Coninlittee. It contained a resolution aut Street
hor
izing the Superintendent of the Water Works
to thertOghly cleanse all the streets, lanes
aand alleyeof thee a ty, and to use the city water
ie thptti="oP.ll Teeo l I C a m :, t e t b S e ta lp ed po t i h al t .
meat Orgiewers to assess damages alleged to
have been sustained sy them In grading It attest Wan not granted,' as therm to no
id
taw pr e 'rig for sompensation tertlamagas
sustain by grading streets. ihniolutions
also aim mganled the report.for the opening
of Sib avenue to Bidwell street.; one in-
struoting the City Solicitor to eriterand main-
tato for the vacation of on much Of Divine
alley aial is nut taken up by the Drowsed
extention of NOM avenue. in relation to
the oelittMet of James Il eaettOlo3, the
...FPl...it-I
tee offer* a resolution Instructing them to
enter lailnalseg contract for the grading of
d stfeet , t7 lleastings, at thirtpdveeents
Ri dg e *yard Or that part, of the worn' now
done, had fift.3 , 4lx. cents per cubic yard for
that yosityet to be done. The report also cod ,
ered Or4lhancles for the grading and paving
of Pirt.upt,Vtito street, Colon avenue Ir
win's a . ,Cerstre street and Grisham alley.
The it was read and accepted, and the
nm'A oltrtiona and ordinances sdopts3d eatunruntration was read from . Solicitor
Woodtraild, relative to the certificates or ust- .
es to beeetered up for Judgment. Read and
referredlo the Committee on Finance.
A. bitty' 8. Mcknight, for ail 10, for services
in the Illidson Island case, was read and order
redifoAo4c,l...Alos%tebreilj of i James . kfellellien,
th-°c4r.agirtuoefftr;el;l.arerelo,olu,„ Itorinptruicntitnhge
COlMlllita Engine Company's house. Read and
Vr..—11a....e0 i.
, m presented a report from the Water
Catnes
DL ithae, Mt whist was adopted.
_Wi/ offered a resolution providing for
the dellatlon of one or more common
M ande Or the deposit of dart and ashes; al.,
authorising the Street Commissioner to pro
vide Leith° drainage and leveling of the com
mon grenade. The resolution was adopted.
NonslOnearred In by C. C , resolution adhered
to and COMmittee on Conference appointed.
Mr. Drum presented a bill from W. B..Eyster
for IlliSin for e ails, and loffered a resolution or
derMgil to b paid. Carried.
Mr.Alyler offered a resolution authorising
the Street 'Committee to lave graded Mary
. street, ROM Ohio to Avery street. Reuel mid
referred' to ho Committee on Streets, with
power to act.
Mr. A.,1). Smith presented a petition for the
rel:d liug arat u r d efr a r v el g too f tt l o ie tte.7.;l,l`..?":.' .
Street', who are inatructed to report an ordi
nance upon the suTert.
Mr. Drum offered the following resolution t
Rewired, That a Inducting committee of live
be appointed and instructed tmmedlately to
PrePareemue plan or system by which the
city may be put In proper sanitary condition,
and report to Councils as soon as Possible. I
Read and adopted.
Cemaiderablit discussion ensued upon the I
railroad resolution lining the grade of the
Weettern Pennerylvanta Railroad, reported
front Select Council. The debate was cut
dhora br adjournment, without any action '
having been taken upon the resolution.
Chirwitota Clounett.—loresent: Messrs. Brown,
Cunningham, Ingham, Hanna, lathauber, Mil-
ler, Metiraw, Sencipaid, McNeil, Reed, kiddie,
Walter and President Benner.
The minutes of the two preceding meetings
were read and approved.
lair..blaiDonild presented a petition from the
citizens et the Second ward, praying that Da
ols aller, , between Taylor avenue and Jackson
street, beg opened and paved. The petition
skits read and referred to the Committee on
Streets,
Also, a petition from the residents of the
Fourth; Ward, praying for the grading rind
pagot Avery otreet, which wan ead and
referregAn the Commhtee on Streets. r
Mr. MONeiti offered a series of resolutions
provirile,* for the appointment of a m i l t iteeof oats member frum each ward, wo
persona') from each ward not members of
Count:lol6 to be selected by the , Committee of
Dona to advise a plan for cleansing the
city :removing whatever hoe a tendency
to' l a disease, and report the same to
,
Couacll at a epochal meeting to be held on
iit
Thum evening,l9th inst. The resolutions
Mao a e the Street Commissioner to
hare al a serrate end alleys In the city
un
made 'cleansed, and Sept in good sanitary
, we caste, EClUt'gtraPktsfliarnirrfarTircresr
appointed on the 003311.111tter from C C. S. t
non -concurred.
Mr. Fianna presented the report of the Com
mittee on Markets, together with the follow
ing report. of the Weighmaster and Clerk of
Markets
John S. Edgar, Dia gond Scales Fill IS
W. F. Anderson, Second Ward Scales... Zs 99
Duncan Dallas, Clerk of Markets 752 IO
Total reoelpts 1,21 n
The Committee also presented an ordinance
fixing the salary of the Weighmaster of the
salary of th e Weighmairtor of the Second
and 6calos at pun per annum. The ordi
nance was read three times and finally passed.
Mr. Ideirraw presented a report from Mr.
Geo. Hatchlnatut, Wharf Master, which was
accepted and ordered to be filed.
Mr. Reed, from the Committee on Engines,
presented the monthly report.
The Committee recommended the payment
of a bill, amounting to 000, for repairs to the
Gen. Grant engine house.
Mr. Hanna opposed the payment of the
and stated that as the members of the com
pany had contracted the debt without authori
ty from Councils, they should be foteed
y It.to
Pa
The report, Bo far as related to the payment
of the bid, was then laid on the table S. C. i
non-concurred, and a resolution refunding the
money received by the city from the steamer
Gen. tyrant, for pumping out cellars was
adopted, with the understanding that they
huiduse settle the bill for repair. to the engine
hs
u ,o C. C. receded aud concurred with
Mr. McNeal, from the spec tat committee au
pointed by Councils to comer with the solici
tor of the We-stern Pennsylvania Itallruad
Company In reference to the grade of the
streeta crossed by their track, reported that
the company Would change the grade of said
road to stilt Councils, but Vault' oat agree to
pay damages for ns' Injury resulting to ad
joining property. The committee recommend
ed that the grade lined and propoeed by the
City Regulator for East larie land Chestnut
street, between Liberty and Slain streets, and
for Sycamore street, between Main and Ohio
streets, be the grade offered to the company
for their adoption. The report was accepted
and the recommendations of the oommittee
adopted.
Mr. Riddle offered a resolution directing the
Colttee on Gas to hay!, tile oilmen O. he
come
of thernestprotelnent streets, which
was Mt and adopted.
tnghartt offered a resolution instructing
the Superintendent of Water Works to hove a
tire plug on Meheoca street, opposite Staten.
alloy, removed to the curbstone. Referred to
Committee on Water.
On motion adjourned.
2 estlinony of IFies4mcs.
.S.t a meeting ' s the ifoird of Director. of
the people., Line o Steamer% lowingrowns.
hue on the 10th t., the fol resolu-
I time) of respect to t tl memory of tae late
President of the Com y were admited:
Resolved, That by the death of William ii.
Clarke the Company hay oat one of its moat
. efficient and honorable embers, and the
community an enterprising oblettnd gener
ous hearted man, but we with humble
the will of HI wholloeth all
Mrps atiod to well. • •
Resolved, That the berenyed fa ly have our I
condolence Mid sympat for their
irrepttratbi loss, We teat 111 hope hut their
Hiss was Ids eternal gain.
Resolved, Mgt these proceedings b placed
upon our minutes p
and be publi
!D shed in the
Brownsville and Pittsburgh paers, in testi
eny for our high regard for the character of
the deceased. 11. T. Aamtah, Secretary.
Amusements.
Pyrrenunon TeJekren--Alr. Brougham this
imaging takes a benefit, appearing in WTI or
hie Meet Plyn4p4i . ebnraerern—ln" comedy
sag lame. - he will ' perennate Cant. Muiphy
),LegUIVO, In the "BeriOna Family," and also
takna Dart inn • lanabsible piece written by
PU 6 1 1 ' 1911 0 1 154 "I,ovo /deny
wilt doubtless be anxious to see him in the
former character, in width he is said to nave
no superior.
Orza.i.liouen.—Bilen Mary Provost will re
eelve a benefit [his evening, and makes tier
appearance In th e "Female Gambler." The
.ftrseentellnitcbmari" betheafterpieee.
The fair beneficiary should VeCelVo - a crowded
home teuight, and-we trust she may.
EMI!
CMlrt:
is the easeof I .eartrv&l.he School Dl
fora of =SIM county, reported yesterday,
the Jury Mond a verdiet of $310.60 for the
plaintiff, subject, however, to the opinion of
the COtirt upon questions of law: reserved.
The nest can. etlled up was that of Errs.
Ilaryitlifran vs. Railer, Smith & Co., action to
recover amass for trespass. it is alleged
Wet the defendant/kin the easelie trespass
ed upon plaintiff's coal lands, dug a eon
/bier/Mb quantity °fetd the m. The de.
readmits have lands of their own which ad
joins t4t of the platutll; and It Is d In
stated
minina' they blukorossed.the tin "
nateoved His Ogioe.—iggor n. 0.11..
oarwe
tang rr; 1 :4 % l it e r r , ,Z~ e y
we inapped In ',Nutmeg afterriben and found
^the Wor'e newliMulquarters fitted up in very
elegant ettyle. In addition to - we superior
nentemis and oaten th e present °Mee t le
in:l ' 4ll l Z V uua lof I=U ra
itUaUed an enviable repntatiteine 4 Meyer.
Teeple 40 more Medico= or. sues' Me. maa
rate at the pitteburgh bar. Hie aveninge are
spent almost uniformly in Ws private Binary
at bla 0.111 bongo.. OM ever =diem dart
=BlM heads front neglect. .:..
*eatgiants Imi•litartuallook,-,The Namara'
... r /.404tatar Radian:a attataaprour.irop3,
• towya a. taw, efecleat aaritguard thtm;
-4, _ wrm, it '
are Illeammulta learn that
Loo kart it Co. CoMMebeell 1L8.312/IMII
- 14'14 Thlf llrra supti
/4/ 1 11. 1 41 'r.a!°! eithap p..Or Iron, , a
•
rtant A .
The reader m
will po remember that during the
recent term of the Criminal Court, a altered
i man named R. D. Turley, proprietor of a bar.
ber chop in the Ninth ward, was Convicted On
a charge of receiving stolen moods, and that
! Wm. Topper, subsequently convicted on a
charge of burglary, te_stided on the trial that
he y had entered into an arrangement with T
!aft r O
eto receive the goods stolen. ImmediatWy
hls conviction, Ttu - ley, who wila.Olitbla
i ball, obtained permission to visit his hoote,ltilic
tore being sentenced. A ball piece for his gr
rest was lit -iced a few hours etterwacds and
placed in the hands of officer Hoffman who on
had
reachfin lownT, g urlmand's house, found the bird
the line of retreat
monied unknown tor some thee. Several
days since. °Meer Hoffman Obtained in
formation which led him to connect that the
fugitive was in Harrisburg, and be according
ly visited that city. A thorough search was
made but Turley was not to be found. The
officer then visited Somerset, and his
ipuerge
verance WILS rewarded by discovering r ley
quietly at work in a barber shot,. The officer
took him in custody and arrived in this Citt.
on Weanesdny night with his prim,
charge, who is now in Mil awaiting s
of the Court.
-
The Canal Somer.—The Street Committee
of Allegheny have Just completed the con
structioreof a sewer or drain in the old canal
bed. The bridge on Robison street was taken
down, and the stones from the abutments,
which wou have served admirably In t
off
and
of th e drain, were carried off
and sold, while the timbers, which were none
too sound, were need in building the sewer.
To make matters worse, the drain wes only
made twenty inches In width, while its whole.
extent In length is, one hundred teet. new
long this lesubstarrtial structure will last, or
how long before It will he choked up with
rend, it will require hut little mental arith
metic! to determine.
•
itlisintadt Twolek.—a. young lady meld
lug to Bron natilla who arrived In this city
yesterday on the steamer James keen, appear
ed at the Mayor's office and stated that her
trunk, containing, a quantity of valuable
clothing, besides four hundred dollars In
money; - bad been stolen. Inquiry was made of
the clerk on the boat, when It was ascertained
that the misaing trunk . had been pot eahore
during the night at a landing some diatance
above the city, a passenger having claimed it.
hali he y
oung lady placed the matter to the
de Ls now In arrattorney, and search for the trunk
progress.
Agszault.—Henry Langkamp yesterday
morning made an assault upon Louis Cella,
saloon keeper on Fifth street, la the Market,
by kicking him and throwing a lafge stone at
him. The cause of the disturbance was an 011
grudge sr kick the assailant entertained
against him. For indulging In this recreation,
langliamp was arrested, brought. liefore the
Mayor, and held to bail for his appearance at
Court.
Fire 011 dram Slreet.—About 1 o'clock
yesterday morning a fire broke out in the
dwelling occupied by 0.1. Von tionnhort, Esq.,
corner of brunt and Fourth streets, but the
flames were extinguished before any mu:aerial
damage was done to the building. The lire
occurred in the bath-room, but how it origina
ted cannot be ascertaiaed. Some carpets were
bunted and three valuable birds suffocated.
Sewn Buirond.—The barn of Mr. Jacob
Nape, of 411 e homy township, Cambria coun
ty, shin entirely consumed by are on Theadtly,
the 9.1 inst. rive hundred bushels of oats, a
large quantity of hay, two cults, two calves,
wagons, sleds, harness, Sc., was also consum
ed. 140ss about g 2,500. Mr. Nagle had his barn
burned about. two years ago. No insurance.
It was the work of an incendiary.
The Titusville Herald says that the First
National and Titusville has opened its
loons again rammed business with the
full coutideace of Its patrons. It adds, how
ever, that considerable • depression exists
among the depositors of the Petroleum Bank.
After waiting ten days they can get no Indica
tion of what they have to expect.
Eye, E►r and Catarrh.— We refer our
readers to the advertisement of Dr. Gardner,
who will again visit this city on Tuesday,
April 17th, and remain until the list. Office
at the Monongahela House. Those who are
suffering front deafnelis, disease of the eye, or
catarrh should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of consulting him.
NOTICES.
OF/CE iPI rrinritott, Ft . WAY
WAY VP: E &
C THE utcono It. It. Co.
EiTiononott. March 24, Iffs4.
NINTH DIVIDEND.—The Hoard
of Directors of this Company bare declared
I the regular dividend of
TWO AND ONE HAL/ PEI[ CENT.
tut the Capital most. for the quarter ending March
al. ult., payable free of Government L 2.2, on and atter
April 14 pron., at tne harbklog, bent. Si'
Winslow, Looter & Co., New York, to the share
- isoldedAsallskAubtd-luolhatAilky—and-by4he Teeinin
err to those registered a, Pittsburgh.
The transfer books sill close on March SI, at 24,
o'clock, P. n.. and will re-open April ID, thereafter...
By order of the Board,
Y. M. lIETCHINSON, Secretary'.
NOTiCEs
I have this day disposed at tar interestto the Ght
Factory, situate in the Eighth Ward, unties th
style of E. PRESSER & CO.
KREHAN
ITSBUVOII, PA., April 11168. -splll:3L.l
BLANK BOOKS, PAi"KR, &o
HAMILTON'S FA 9 TENERS,
fHA CHEAPIISI AND HEST IN 111 E
Manilla and Wrapping Papers
WRITIM PLUIDS AM COPIINB INKS,
COPTILNG HOOKS AND PRESSES,
Blank Books and Stationery,
Pole) N Celebrated Bank Pen
Warranted.
WRECK Bookb UN ALL THE BANKS,
I) ta 11" s .13 la. n s
MYERS, SCHOYER & CO.,
•p14:11 No. av FIFTH STREIT.
B4minonr. AND HA VANA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
ALEX. BROWN & SONS, Gen't Agents
SOR 313CALliT.es..rg^
AND
ckn - 5.#11.416.ma - Es.
Carrying the Culled Staten Mail.
'llk. First-Class litestaships of this :Inc will sail as
follows:
%TUBA "-I,IIX , tons. Wm.fßolllas. Cummaod.. oa
SATIINDAI, Aprll 21t1.
"LIEN/ITV-1.20 tons, W. ./. tatford, Command•
From BItaeIt3ITIPARRFA, Y'kLL'S POINT,
At 4 o'clock P. 1 1.. PrtelsolY. on Oa days atmonoccd.
Yor !coign/ or passage. caving oasurpassed so
cmodattous, apply to
HENRY It. WM/YIELD R Cq., A cot 4.
N. oMs of Ladlor Ott those:brig/Wimps-,
or ljrAeggigis Ottal6irioorgiftietricigirefann!:
„,,,, laausg slancd on day of sahlog. apttly
: . s•l l l=l*rawkiliz.):sl4es
-
1191178E-FERNIBIIIIIIO GoODS
Curtain Damask,
• • Gilt Cornices
WHITE. ORR de CO.,
Eta ssrtt, Elltreart.
CEKETERIEFL
EfILWALV - - CEIMW
nil and tenet platgroskat" ofBTER n:
oats on the Imtniaget
w ive , 7=r b
44 the czet,opiti 6 Sg P er tita b l
mutant other hestni...ufa An, - Permits
Warehouse - of the nutterenia.7. - b'
"144
Dry
and Leaned/ streeta'auft,u u y Or redaili
USU. A. ILILLI.T.,
' 'Secretary 4,11 d Tremont,.
TWO 4340 D SIZED, YOUNG AND
GENTLE MULES
POE' BALE. WI/1 hoer SPORAD-SABLE, Lib;;
ertrotr•et, xbent Noun 0- Vim. • .
APlOnlPtbicalcua . . '
r7:9;s7,wnwTT•:l-1
"I "xl i k- b ,
!RI!:
PRICE THREE CENTs
LIGHTNING RODS.
pITI'BIIISIIGH
maim ROD WORKS
LOCKHART & CO.,
Manufacturers both of °opt:mi." Iron
Lightning Rods,
DUQUESNE WAY,
Below Band St. Bridge, Pittsburgh
Professor JOSEPH HENRY, Secretary .of the
Smltlitonban Institute, acknhwiedged one of the
most sclentlile Men Of .thta age, says no damage can
ensue to a building prritected by a good Lightning
rod, however mane discharges may WI uponlt. A,
good rod, by its powerfullnductlon. r am al she. the.
Id of the lower put of • cloud, and therefore
lessens the number of exPloil re discharges; bilt11.•:,
discharge takes plitet from the cloud, doe horn nit,.
Cause whatever, It will be attracted from a given
distance around the rod, and transmitted 100021,-
onsly to the earth.
We rail special attantiOn to "bilinseir. CollPL'
Tutelar Lightning Rod, with spiral Fl sakes." 11.1 t,
rod has received, the Pleat Premien, at the Mite
fairs of Yew York, P onooDir.ols, too", 1 11 1 4103,,
'lndiana, Ohio and .Connecticut, and at Alt:tonal
^ lath, Maryland Institute, American IttatitiMi-,bf.
'New York,Mechanielr Institute of Cinetnnatli7and
at very i nar.*lstinsit i itld....Liliti let Pairs in all sec
tions of the country. It hat been successful In eye!,
contest. and has been erxenslvely Used by the mos
intelligent people wlmreker Introduced.
It Is a well established se lentil:le (act that coppe
possesses eight times the ecnductlng power of Ivor,
and all professors of learning hold that only the nee
face of a conductor Is used by electricity. The,.
Munson', rod, peabesSing a surface two-and-a hal
&Antes greater than the Iron rod, It follow, thall It
equal to twenty iron rod, when In their best condi
Clot.. Iron soon rusts, and thereby Hiles its useful.
new, while copper will not ntet, sod always retain,
its Dower of con . action. The tubular, spiral shape
of bianson•s rod gives the greatest strength al tht
smallest p salble cost, and makes It superior to s
sand copper roil three bitches In cireunlfareliee. The
manner of connecting the mints is such that perfect
cOntlpially le formed from one end to the other, and
this rod s ill remal• a good protecilou soli:lst the
dimstem by lightning as long as the buildinien
dares upon which Il Is erected.
To show tile estimate in which this rod Is held by
such scientidc persons. and others, who have ex
amined it, we append a few of the many indorse
ments it has received:
From Dr. B. D. Borkooda, Professor Of Chenzialry,
Philadelphia.—••Siothin g can be batarden In saying
that Hanson's le the best rod before the public.
Prom Prof. Bnoen. late Indiana State Orologod.
•• I do not hesitate to commend Munson's rod to all
who with a perfect protection from accident:. 117
'
Prom the lair Col. A tones. Medldeol of li , noun
—•'l do not boon how E. rod could he made
to combine more of the requisites of protection
gainst lightning. it wnl certainly go Into general
er In
tenon
Prom Prqr. loon, lul.ly 3or-upyrny r VOW.. or
Saturn] Heirneje-V. 11. Christian y. -- ••I
regard It a* superior to other rods and recommend
It to the public. • •
iron. RUM/ qf badtanu Pare Ineurance o..—••Witeo
the butidlug is protected by Munson's Copper Light
flog Rod, lire per cent. will be deducted hum the
premium note. No rcaluctibn for iron rods."
From Wm. Renderson, Prtaident int/Moo
poll* . arorooee Co.—"it Is a rule of this company
to charge less premium on building. pnatecteti by
the &Manson Rod. I would not consider the lives of
my family safe without one of' the rod, on my real
deuce."
Prom the Neva Pork Tribune.—" Very novel, co
dently ch
ffi
eap, and we should Judge • very efficient
liftnthgerge.r.ketrtlle df.v..i..•—",,
constructed upon the must a p p ,
pis i - ed scientific p i stil-
Is
V. e , s ,;, aid ever? ,
°Litt% a t ould o., i d i v ‘f :gia n t
;11'8e'ill'ALWZ`gilltf;t1;1;,1=1:,' d Shot
Si.
it of
rod attached thereon are iumaiticient. oar Board
have directed that kfurison•s Crept., Rod be put up
forthwith."
Wholesale dealers anpplied with iron or Copper
Rod. al lowa. rates. lipr Copper Rods a
11 seri'
popular among the people, and ,peddlers re
And
them conveniently carried and easily put up.
Iron 1212043 are of the most approved kind. ...ur
Orders for the erection of rods on buildings in t lila
vicinity may be sent through the mall, or left at sir
LOCKHART & CO.,
Duque.. Way, 24 door below Baud Street Bridge
apleWtdeodalteir PITTSBURGH. PA.-
SUNDRIES
CpToStftlracptENTS-10rF TRVITL ALP
/00 boxes Messina oranges, 100 bezziona, do
Goshen Cheeso;
25 litanahurg do
102 dozen Canned Teaches;
50 •• do rill 31110.;
to g,IIV. tar,r,:gz
40 • •
bush. Peach Blow Potatoes
X:1 •• ••
Received and tor sale by do 'ln sacks,
VOTTER, AlKeig • BHEPAItD,
am Liberty streti.
WALL PAPESIS FO AP
NEW COLORS are Clay, Smoke, Orange, an
Wlne. d
EmNIE. W PATERIISn- .4L m Etruscan, Louis XV,
GOLDPAPESPLI_IALRS. INENTION Is 211.416 of low priced
Rif - Store open every evening,W. P. kIARSEALL,
87 Wood street.
priouni FLOUR!!
adz barrel. ..Wide World , 'Pl •
•• • 'Star Hills', 'oar'
ICO • 'Harbin.' • 4.
`Jame brands d;n
.a.'"""
St.
L"L'
For
.weby , Med to pager Bask*, daalr*
kt. &SIV E a t”.
Diamond. All •
SAJL&D SAUCE--Crotse • &
well's Prince of Wales Salad Bence and S Ora
Cream. anxcellent dressing for lettuce. de. In
;lint and ha l f bottles; also Once Oil for table law in
the finest quality, for sale ao.ttn4e.
altrattAlley,,klivro.oory
store of
ml te9 Corner Mem and Han an .tree...
WLM EERRN'S enEREsn
hgeY gtpwk Pi:r(VmNV= roao4HlackwPeifilant
and Mu
Catnap, for ash, gafraite.i.folutallpivr,
Corner of Liberty and Hand Its ree t.
ptipouTEM, ,WINE viNEGAR,
Bollinen`s Imperial Triple Vinegar Or clipertor
decor and etrengthuneurpaesejin qtty. table
or for pickling, for erle lo the go nor , ens, by
4.l P B"W is
Corner tcy and laud .
VATiiii7A 111 — e:, ---- t
lig 8 — .l --- C' ----
U s received
pzga fteldi tut of ,106 sew VILAIIIIL MW. for its
lit , 43 =ne o p r outtel or stogie Haan. at the
..11.10. 'A. ventsaew,
- Corner of LI berlgr and nand streets.
_.________________
sa. AD 0 11.--4Ve'have In , store.a
....." supply of the Oneat Italian anA ordeanx.ollye
IL %Pith: Tolegugts.°slo=teirtg°F4,2;
tirocery Store of i MCA. E mit 'adl a Pl.
P 7 Con*, elatism: aua. and sdreel!,
PLAILEIPS elleCOLAil&-iilii-ins.
-Ai! Barer's Naas. No. a, Nortol% Hia. I. eraMlnln.
forand Triple Vanilla Oboadatia;.now In alma
for sale by
- NNICILERAS '
mb29 Nos. 126 and 12s wood street- I
PUP I tITA ES PrIint. Allkrt latioes
j Tirr i?:l4l::d r° 7 41 7/1(0. CA iirliClA)
iraS
, _
nmm • 8010 Aatt•
W JUL e nned da
__ l rr4Y.d And far
I so. B.
rR!•ER APPLES-gip bpi, choice
York State Green apolea, joie reortirdarkl for
4P?: ' litraireZV'Di..
_ _ _
griThirellitiNttorfellFASlseese. Pill i
txlo2.l'llipti336-",4411141:
Ily Jun rewired roul tor sale try '
111 ANG111W4 -
w i t h A c t ast mtr o ir m oraz) , ;retful, *he w.d
indsi Vt. P. lifeltaliALL. la Wood sin.A.
GOLD -WALL' 117---------APEDS,Atilinv
prices, far rarters ana thambeni;lorialttnr
mh24 ' • W. P: J4AREILLI
stealiner
HOWlttatt tO arrive and for sale . ,
Apia ISAIAH LOOKItY,A CO.
EAB CORN 10011 bulk for sale b 3.
iscsawa a azivan,
• • No. 12.1841CotittOrtot.
A FIRE LoT.
1 9 Cm.,131,1retr.4. wklin •storem •
scow, osuwity st.
pLATFQ Ptatrpnu
4`141-4nitet
4TOES-500 EMIL Pfried
mMrt and each Blow litptaUtesl toruile
' o.4.ltrizuu.
Din APPLES—AO bbild and 90
rsh - son""nralks axesErkcm
paucow
bavrebg * ate:
widthgito. t!easuar Vrtantro x br 0
ap11.•• lll 11 C .
RAPE ram 4011.--3
40 0 bbAr. hovitriplid
= . 4. " l trar:ll,l,l7lllTc CU"
PEACIIEW-01
r tif Pr' rar igitintittlf Mir
utrlrTF,ll-720 boxeso3l4ll.ollalt
Ali.J yriald fresr goll7lotta rotas!. CANP LEV _ •
.Ili.
D
IaINGLE9-116000 iyo, 1. Shirt.
;1 "
store d far • " •
Assam Jana , 124 Beyond
bait; eltaii
.r2:_ins4'tiVPZ6•ii6,'iz '42 - 61'
ttr al — VrartaiVr
TT ..:4 'ear W Wbeg.1 11 0.011311.174 ' 1 . 11,
`MO` M-71,2111BitigliAN BiCale Lei
eillWalV-i
o~~zr
~~~'
°.rfttCitri
R ..._
. I. I
Arillir&--200 assorted
on HENRY R. COLLIStiI.
==Z2=il
TFI WEFrirt,Y : - GAteEtTt
. .
TKO El; ISSUED,
OH WRDNR,sp,ry _IND SA TURDA P,
The ed/tion to forwarded 'which mash
scribers sootiest as the mall run
8114(11.E ?Sams:
,`11 . .g11,1 3t:4•IIVAND di.Wwl7.DB.
ME=
BOOTS Cc SHOES
la the East have aeaaa I . :dee:l .111 e Ilaeufastevara,
Special Di§pensation for the Working - Classes of Ibis City; •
Boods Se nf at Lower Prices
than- Be fore the War!
103,50 IP -Vol* FOR $1,261
The only deiler in the city that was
on hand, wah themoneFto "gob
ble te these elegantSprho,
BOOTS - *ND SHOES!
OPEN NESE MB STRIA,
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
LARGE TRADE SALE
BOOTS 4- SHOES.
JAMES B. HARMER-
WILL .1.1. T. 1210 1;4B
PHILIP FORD AUCTIONEERS,
t 3;000 CASES
.13C14131%99 ALINTIC/ 1 1 980ZI8
Wr will .41, WITHOUT RESERV — on
Thursday Morning, 19111 instant,
Thu large.t and muuet desirable Mock of Boots nekd
lino-ex In the city, follsprlslng
MEN 'N Boys', ANI) YOUTH,' RIP AND UAL►
BOOTS; (Welty and ►astern wake. •
liitSES• AND CIIILDREN•9 tiOAT,
KID AND MOO rEGGED AND SE 47-
ED ROOTp oF EVERY VAEIEtY.
Thli will be the {arced sale of Boots and Shoes
ever held In 'Philadelphia, and all classes of buyers
of Boots and Shoes whl do well to attend, as all the
goods on the CalsJoglie wilt be peremptorily sold,
The ”le will take phice on the premises, No. 1601
NORTH TY1161) OTNEET. .. •
Trade olt Sand.A.ll aims uoder 1600, cash; over
$5O). o credit of Moly days for approved endorsed
notes. Interest added.
• N. H. — Catalogues ready on Wetineliday morning,
on tbsprendses. or ill the Store of the ouetioneem
506 Market street.
PHILIP FORD & CO. , AUCerX,
apl3:3ld SOO MARKET aT., PEILLADISLTTILL.
NEW GOODS:
A SPLENIAD" STOCE
Ladies", Gentle, Missed, and OUP.
Minns,
BOOTS. SHOES. AND GAITERS,
OF ALL THE LATEST. STYLEft,
a-icrwr cownoreani:ii
J. A. ROBINSON ,dc CO.'S,
spla 61 Martiet Street,.
uo(Nrl.4:)
CONGRESS, -
SELTZER,
.KISSINCEN,
SARATOCA STAR,
&c.,Beery
{key
Fur we In such quantlines us mai be dastred. by
SIMON JOHNSTOp, .
Corner Smithfield and Fourth tits.
.
air The , Waters atie Catititess Bprtag
.boat 'Oath aa hutch cOmplatat try made Mat tea,
son, ate .tie to be all tight agetn.
TIIe , P'S.VORITE*Atint it present with thelmo
xjc, and. tbe luudleat proretalod,' aeima lo be the
SARATOGA STAG , SPHARG. but rem:Gil tram-
Ahmed. its composlttuo. as analysed by ,Profeasar
CIIATIILSM, ahem. an annanat quantity or valuable
~• • : • - • •p 7
'''..AirraItULTURELL •
leox.,cia~r ;
• AGRICULTURAL WORKS
No.. die Stad . sl Seri,y . fiercer. cod 70
Cod 78LIberty,Elt. Pititalburigh, pa.
SMITH. &• TI MAN,:; PRIMUS
Late Pltlittitirgb Aigricultairak.W4o. h l
We "WO.Ve to dealers and tafip.R, flat ife and
prepared iolll6[lonitthre Mowers 'tad Beakers. rit
l"mln nlssiti.. Lever and itallwar.-liorse,Powers.
Thrashers; ‘niasters and" tileanersz Ilay,eltraw
and:fodder .Cutters; Cane. lOUs. • Chic". miLl. and
Premien !Miami Panel's. Tee ri tree, Contaturllers,
Ac . t lin., Particular stunt - kin tutillt i dleriNgair
'146 21 1 4 1 P I
rall' T 1111 1 "* 1 1bi
~• ...."•;
• •
SEIVICHLET
MEM
'ova MCI Or
Fruit Tree% drape Vines,
STRAWBEIRRI P L AN TS ,
„
&mim ;Shrubbery, Shiabbery, Roses,
ORNANENTAL TREEs, &c.,
thlarira 10,1 tune tar this vefuoa. }llea Lief anal to
SHIELDS &re:110d! CO. ,prprourim.
FOR EiALE--POR RENT,
bll.''fiALE—A COAL.-AASIAL.:IIII,
Aiwalei Welt lelltiebuiwNr folleixorth'of Nobles:,
town, ffOtnthe Pit/snot sh•Awd Otennenviile
Raticosai • contalnl4% %beef lUT acres: SO acres
clem'd* b.la "'a
,l're nif, := P tii9.4l t iti;binr ' 4 4l M ite' in r %* ( X .l
atom
bnanete. - 766 re nfit VS acre, of excellent Coal ow!
Seem thermlema instwerS ouY or mt..
Is well adapted ttimttnx and growler (ha.
would these wlslttug to -mtge Ix t I/6137 mut
and
"nen' nnelocee lot the Flue burgh merket, The
tll THURSDAY
above Is offered at prlf•to
on MA
HaX:l44th., Hee , . Roo Haat eola bort /I, sae.
For thrther 4117.,4
.c an dor:VA4 . eco4 , ll. RUTTER, At' A r ademll.nt.
Pa•iff - aodanlgned,
AllelLtft the I atteFt '.2,lratarredirr
to IlltowY) • •
Towlia.c.,v,e , -01L ,, :wELL INTER..
tft"ttTa r if i g& l ,Mrta
....teko4f,Ttke frotia- art _wow, down oacciagg
nk
rwltti owl ihoWoroll; itteregta will 128 hold ht gag
ussigualir.Tinger,l kikrtlelativ'evagg y P. ]•
• alOA113; psi oaaaa liVay,lat door belaw .tlangg aa, 1
ita laio r al l alilicir o 4;'OßlCligg, •
.FORSALE± A it il- A.Ararin con-
VS.VrMitrjr cht .... l `‘mr...sto_an
lrAtm 44 ark!! t heefike 34 ' - ' l7 .'liri,,Tirtert
!talrwai - W " .‘ 1,470 et.
'. a:u 4 '~ :- .. JijLV~~iLiYVi~ ..
~'J, .
". bint.ll4
Jgat5)444011 ; 1', ,,17, - -;: , :f.:;•V; 4 ,
t (vl , 4.l7Vand IJPE
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BOOTS AND SHO
SHERIFFS' SALES
DEL Alt,- ARE DAPIGEHOUSI
No. 60 Fifth Street,
ADELPHIA
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