4TrA4l,„,4:tai r Te):rey.v,v 4 l, o4 :4 v. rEwnritivq, &num ,. KUISBELL ERRETT, roa traernaTramOAaarraAZlMOCUATlO 4 N, ..70. 80 Prrre Eitszrr, Prrtelluage. 17.811 N • WilkYE ELM •14 ER DiY ^ dn~aiyiE in the Tiftslntrgh 6itztttr. TIItIRDA.I — ", — .P.PRIL log, 1886 SUP,PUBLICAN MASS !MEETING We direct the attention of our readers to the call for a Republican Mass Meeting to the Diamond Square, Allegheny, this even ing, at 7/ o'clock. W trust the meeting will be large and harmonious, as we have nc doubt it will be. It it called by a spontaneous movement of the people. We have had several papers handed- In to us urging the call for this meeting, signed by hundreds of our most estimable citizens. It is not too early for the Republicans to confer together, to look each other in the aye, and to draw that in. apiratlon which a-iy lead on to victory in Octbber next. fletteral distinguished speak. era are announced_ DEATRI OF JOREPEr COLTART The death of thigi asthmatic gentleman is announced to-clay. He was one of our old est citizens, having . emigrated to thi , city from Scotland more than forty 'years ago, when this city was but a village compared with its present size. Fie engaged in busi• neat. here at an early day,'iind during a long and active life maintained a high elm. racier for enterprise, probity, sound judg ment and fair dealing Few men have ever lived in the city who mn paint to 3 fairer record, and we bear of hi. , death with profound anti sincere regret A flOlwinERN gentlr•mnn, writing to Hpirit of the Tim..., "You know, of course, that the Southern people, by a very large majority, are op posed to union with the North. Do they conceal iiY You know they surrendered to force, not to argument. Do you expect them to he convinoed? We submit, andde as we ate bid. When you, through Con gress or the President, say, "Elect repre sentatives," but prescribe no conditions, we elect them to suit ourselves.. If you want them to suit you, why don't you ay, point them? Why go through the thrce of an election' We are to your hands." This is frank and manly, because it sets forth the facts without passion anti without concealment. 111TS1INCIDON county, a few days ago, • Republican County Convention was held to determine whether what is known as "the Crawford County system" of selecting candidates should be adopted or not. The system was rejected, 7to 48 This system has been tried in Pittsburgh, with what 4uccess was demonstrated at the last selec• tion - of a republican candidate for Mayor. OF the new Collector of Customs at New• York, the Trtheine says "Mr. Smythe was never much of a poll. tictan, belongs to no 'wing,' no clique, and had 'very little political support. For years a prosperous and at length an eminent merchant, and of late a leading and sue cesafAl banker, his haeiring was almost wholly from business men, and his selec• tion reflects credit on the President who made it, the more that his leading compet itors were conspicuous]) strong and fit men. '' TEM Memphi. Aratanche, which yielded to (IR.utr . p.rstomire policy while in com wand of that city, has beeu revived, and 4..COnitiain:, a call for a grand Southern Con yention, to he held on the 4th of July, - for 14jlurpoee of rowing to a definite under atandinv as to the political ltatu3 which the State, and people of the South are to rwcu py infthe future JUDGE arsTesno of the United Stall- DinEiEt Court at Mobile, has rendered an important decision A young man, a mi• nor while, a passenger on board one of the 'Mobile and New Orleans steamers, en gaged in cards and lost. as charged, to a professional gambler, a considerable mum of money, really the property of hi= mother. It is also stated that milt had been institii ted for therecovery of the money, not h e z i t. the e g ambler, has o f btt ,,e t h he h t ett aga a t h n dden t dad in favor of the plaintiff A HOST remarkable How of natural burn ing gas was recently discovered while bor ing for oil at Getzville, near Buffalo. A company has been formed, with ample cap ital, who are about to develop and utilize this gas IlLiutroducing it into the city in mains. A contract has already been made with the city gas light company, by which 'they are to receive forty thousand cubic feet of gas per day, at $1 per thousand . The company have recently procured from Professor Badly accurate tests of the gas produced, showing its superior quality FLAOGUO.—A firm in Alha ny, New York, has received au order to manufacture fifty thousand Fenian flags W11141•4110: 4 1 , Azi Take Time by Ilbe Forelock The miasma, which generates epidemic fe •en Is now rising In clouds cladsr the blazing beams of the nog-day sun. Every — living body as well as refuse animal and vegetable matter, emits unwholesome vapors, and In crowded cities and the dense assemblages which Duel Ilan and pleasure call together, the elements of disease are evolved. The pressure upon ovetty vital orgab is never so great as In the jeneond and third months of summer, and alleattlion effuse teaches us that these organs ratinirii to be reinforced to meet it. We bold our Urea, so to speak, on a rearm, wag lease, and this Is the aosson when the pro wess of dilapidation Is most rapid and repairs are most required. Therefore build up, prop and sustain the powers of nature with that nighty vegetable recuperant, Hostetter.s Bit ters. He who takes It may be said to clothe himself in earl ma, against which u p ,- flemic disease will 1 Its poisoned shafts in rain. This is no grainHous assertion, but a gtest suglical /ha, attest by twelve years' sixtleVionoe in every climate at the habitable globe. Extremes of temperatnTe always dia. turb the fqinctions of the stomach, nte bowels, the laver and the etas. it is throne these that the most dangerous maladies assail us Tam them In advance with Hostetter'a tern, and defy heat and malaria. Howletters Sitters ♦ re sold wholeaaleand retail at very low rates at laminea Drug and Patent Medicine Depot, tio. el Market attest, corner of the Diamond and Market, near rtmrth strew. sprtnZ•Ond SEldinfer Good• Tn. well-known niece of Mr. John {Toler. Merchant Tailor, No. 1.28 Federal street, Alla ghapy, bee been lately fitted tm with a new La wirtment of Spring and Sommer goods. The stock hall been Well Selected, and embraces all the numberless articles needed for gentle- SLISM.9 garments. A large stock of toady-made /sante, cogts,vests, to., will also be found in hie establishment. Ilia stock of furnialang $OO6ll cannot be surpassed. Persona desiring ropurthase • good sun of clothes would do well by giving Mr. Wallet a call. Thomas W. Parry & 00., Dirseilcal Blida Roofers, and Dealers in Ameri can Rate of various colors. Oboe at &leas.- der Laughlin., ne the Water Works Pitts burgh. Pa. once, Yo. la Pike street. Or den prom attended to. All work warrant ed water p . Repairing done at the /bort esS nottes. If for repairs, presided the root to nut Kite. It ts yin on. Oarpen or Jobbing shoo Railing returned after an absence 01 three Veers In the army, I have re-Opened lay shop toren Bomar lobbing in the earPenter nue at the Old stand. Virgin Alley, betWelft, Smith. Mail street andCtherry rah* , Orden solicited and 9T 0 1 1 40:7 attended to. =I Tnessisauta are superior to all others In retard to zone, loath, durability and work. stainapp. JEnabe's &mars Pumas-ham thalr new improved Wand Scale and "Aarage U•nls." VOLUME LXXX.--NO. CITY ITEMS "Armin, Treble In all of Knabe's iinabe'• "Agraffe Treble , Pianos, Charlotte Blume, Sole Agent Kaaba•, Square Grated Plano. Fm •ale only by Charlotte Blume, tt F:fth wrest. • 111. Iriaitoret. Drug Stem Removed to 108 Smithfield street, throe door above Fllttk street, opposite Lb. !ostenbie. Ilttalltaa Cheap, on the N. E. corner of' Fourth and Star het +treat• C. Easton Lova „I Btu, Automatic Gamma In rosewood, walnut and oak ma., made by Prince & Co., for sale only by Charlotte Blame Prince dr Co.'. impros ed Patent Prize Medal Automatic Or gans and htedodeora. Splendid nea stock at Blume, Mingle Store, 43 Fifth etreet Imaxnense Stoek. At Ww. Flesolnglenrst dams hat and 1,11 .ase, No. 139 Wood street., wholesale and rrtati 'l4 low as any Jobbing house In the roue Ire Dr. faardner. The renowned Eye and Ear Surgeon, ts in the city at the Monongahela Menne. In•I all in ho are afflicted melt the Doctor. Deaham. And all 111Aeasen of the Eye, are treated rue reaslrelly by Dr. Gardner, Or•ull.1 tan., A tiri+t at the Monongahela Uoune. The Eye and Ear. Person,• quantum from disease of (hone ,1 el feats orgenn should go and conmult Dr. team! ner, Oculist and AtlrtSt. Offlee at the htonon gahela House. --..ar- Catarrh. Dr. t:ardner, of New leek, who Is now at rarlor 11, t rat floor, at the Monongahela House, treats Catarrh by the use of warm Me.lical Inhalatkw.. The afflicted should COIIBOII hla t Let Itie Baud Flee and the Deaf Are on suffering from deafness, or diseases of the eyes If so, go and consult Dr. Gardner, the eminent and skillful Oculist, and Aurist, of New York, who is now at the Monongahela House. I=I:ECTEI I draw the coolest glaga of soda Water. I draw the sharpoat. I make the heat Syrups. I do all thief for ls gLasa, at 34 Fed oral etzeet. Allegheny. 3taa .tOl Colored Alpacas. AL it great bargain In every shade of They are mach lower than you can And them else where Remember, we are Ile on the N. F corner of Fourth anti Market streets C. ii•NPOTI torn A 8... Tine Eye awl Ear. Or. Oardner, Oculist and Annat, can le cou sulted at the Monongahela House, for Deaf ness, Noise in the Head, Discharges from the Ear, Obstructions in the F.ustachlan Tn be and all acute and chronta diseases of the Ear and air passages. Ticking . mad Gingbamm. ruder market rates, from the large auction sales In New Tort and Philadelphia. Whole. sale bneers call please make a note of this tact. Remember, we are now on the N. K. cor ner of Fourth and Market streets C. layouts Love 6 Liao ~~:~~~:1~~~+`i~~~Nxt~i~~ BY TELEGRAPH. Adjustment of Price Llel•—}nfected Money Destroyed---Omer Nelea•lng Clement r Clay—New York Collector •hlp. Sit , . 1 oat., April is.—Tkic rrebt, r': epeclll says: The prize lists for the crews of the fol lowing Union vessels are now to process of adjustment at the Prairtkanditorrs oftic, of the Treasury Department, and will soon 1w ready for Jinni:a:llion: °arise°, Hatteras, Ala bama. St. Lawrence, Two Sirters, Pursuit. Restless, Fla aterredits and Penobscot. Treasurer Spinner, yesterday, received from .„. ti . F ederal .t..nrgeron Botrltni een, hen- Gucky, the Mum of one hundred and ninety nine dollars, In Coiled States currency, tOe property of stnall_poz patients in the Military Hospital at that place, and which he, the sur geon, deemed lultullciona to allow to go into clrcWatlon. The infected money . which wat. securely sealed was burned by General Spin ner, who on Ms own responsibility forwarded the same amount In new greenbacks to Gra Bowling Green Hospital A Wastdngton Proemial +ars The roilnwing artier has Just been Alined from the Mar De partment' . W se LDLYABT ISSN Watial Si OTON April 17, 186 G. ordered that Clement C. Clay, Jr., is hereby released from confinement, and Is permitted to return or remain in the State of Alabama, and to visit such other places In the Untied States as his personal business may renders necessary upon these conditions: That he takes the oath of alleniance to the United States, and gives his parole of honor to can duet himaelf a loyal citizen, and to report himself in person at any time and pl.° to answer any charges that maybe hereafter pre ferred against him by the United States. By order of the President. E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. t.. The Tribune , ' Wealth:4ton speolal any.: The New York Collectorship eoritinnes to be the theme of varied though general compliment ary remarks. A Senator stated that be thought that the appointment of Mr. Smythe would be readily confirmed, but that the Senate would probably postpone action upon It for some time Trne men on all sides commend the. Preaulent's courage in breaking clear Of all mere partisan pressure, and making an appointment In the sole interest at the enm• Mercial class. wow - New York illattere. baw loss, April le. The strike on inc coy railroads continues, with unabated inconve nience to travelers. In the forenoon of rester. day the old hands on the Third avenue went to work on the understanding that their de mands would he complied with, but tied up again on bearing that Finch was not the coin• pany's intention. On the other lines railroad traffic was more or less Irregular, and ceased altogether at eight o'clock r. a. A riot took place last evening in the neighborhood of Thirteenth street and beyond Avenue. Ar. rests were made and the rioters separated without doing much injury. A meeting of the drivers took place to Continental Bah, at which enthusiastic speeches were made and subscriptions raised for the assistance of the strikers. - - Judge 1ngT11.1.1.1.1 has decided relative to the claims of Morris Ketchum & Co. on the New York and New Haven Railroad Company, as to the latter's responsibility for the fraudulent lame of stock by Robert Schuyler. The de cision is, Judgment for the defendants in the sum of 5100,076.65, with interest on the sum of 554831.f4 from April 10th, 18136, and costa. Col. ()'Mahoney visited the Gerllll.lla Aa oembly Rooms, where the fair of the Fenian Sisterhood Is being held, last night, and de livered an address on the prOgrOSB of the work. The pollee report that. several deaths from ship fever have recently oecurred In o wretch ed tenement called the Wrens' Nest, In WU laremburg, Long Island. Other GUMS are re ported on Grand street. The shipments of ootton from thts port ex clusively, during the week ending last even ing wore to the unusually heavy amount of 21,10 D bodes, of the currency valve of 1136,971.1 a The office of H. ll—Benedict, Lexington ave nue, was entered last night by burgh,., and his safe blown open with such a tremendous report that it startled the police, wno gave ellible and arrested two of the confederate thieve.. igneous North and Month New YOWL, April It—The Tettomee says. Th Supreme council of Free Masons of the South ern Jurisdienion met again yesterday Si the Templar's Asylum. Among the visiting In t_pector Genera/AI were Brothers lead, of Now fampellire, and rage, of BlealittettUsettA. A long report of Brother Rockwell, of U.:origin was read, on the conflicting claims of the two bodies at the North, each claiming to he the Supreme Council of the Jurisdiction. It was shows that under the Constitution of 1786 neither body numbered among Its original number a majority of those previously recog nized by the northern Jtirtattietion es mei:abate of Its &trireme Cannet and' that consequent. ly neither one is legitimate. A reunion of the legitimate thlrtyratrati in each Council Is re commended as the pith , poesibleway to heal the Idifliculty. lAist elerCs et magnificent banquet. was given at the ettOpolita.,9 Hotel, Martin Collins, of St. nis, to all Or the Thinly 111ttd to the city. Before its close there was display of e ve ry friendship by bre thren from al every State In the Union, seine of whom were,not Tory long ago, oppos eel to each other In arms. From Itiasgala.. , Majtorted Engagement of aparalma Fr 1,11••••• New Y April le—The atoatner Columbia, from Havana on the lttb, has arrived. The Moro has a revert that on the tath Of February the Spanish frigates Blanca and Bernguela bombarded thl port of Conception, and landed • force which captured the town. One vessel is mid to have been Donk by them. Almasta and }Counsel° reached Montevidlo. The health Of Havana bird. Small poe he re ße rte nteV ' gf a L Pouce eartim o nake ßi w co art felt at Ponce, March it. AddlClonal National Banking Capital. Bsisairr, Dit, April /B.—Todara Progres sive .Apapaps_, on the autho r ity of W. G. Hien barn State Tremont; that the finnata bill au gni:dads tan millions of dollars additional NSW. = , ‘Basang coital for OM England. ruretlirTall State a ball plum= for la. u p,,, nsMinim el 11/4.148, THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S POLIO Speech to Soldiers and Sailors tt Asia:soros, Apra rep;v to the roa I 01 soldmrs and ballots ...sent Ole i tn. 1 - Isle Howie then evening to pay (1%0,, otnie-d • O. Inn President, Mr Johnson raid: I eontess Mat tho altar posture of pubis nflair-, I your presence and address give enr01...0p.- !tient and elonflitenve to me in ray effort. I.; discharge the duties ineUrtilwill noon tit , •re public, anti In what I have to , I shad ad ' dress you In the character of cit say izen, -iiiio, an,l soldiers. I Applause.] We ale to-day Involved in ou ~ ot the critical and tryi 1$ struggles that ha , e or ' eurred slime this uovernment came into hence The nation has anotlier test still teni.- Liergo t and that Is to ve or ,to the na- Lions Of the earth and gi to onWert u citizens. LIIIII It has power to resist mternal foes • that it has strength enough to pill .low n treachery at home and treason within its ;;o n borders (Cheers., Ilir comm....nut that or•leal, and I trust t led Is s pass through It sueressfolli it heers3 I [eel eiimploneitted los t h e still-ion of your reprflsentat /ye to the fact that t uW,.I in tile ' , entire in 1860 and tArtl , w hen the nation w ; entering on this (torsi ordeal, soil ruis,l voter anti hand again:d t reason, t lonelier) . and tonnesat Immo.. oil ern.. of • • good. - i I -.mud here to-slay, hobbit', po and maintaining the name pr Inclines avlitelt I then nun...lBlnd. heel , I -land lo.re t'.-.lit. optimong traitors tool treason, 0 heti, n - they he In the Sandi ~r In Ihe North. 11,0intelieers. I I stand here 10-day Ite 1 then .doml. 11,111,4 nil tny power. mental and 013,18,1, to preserve this nation in passing through this third phone or Its existence. The organized forces .2,1 ,ornbined powers that recent!) 81.00.1 lit - rayed against us are disbanded and driven from the nett!, Inn It does lint follow there itri, ;dill no enemies against our present form ol govern teem and our free Instal:lions. Applause., I then sisal In the Senate of the United States denying the doctrine of separation and 1.0,4,1,11 C I llenle4l then,, us Ito now, that any state hiss the t will of Its tow n will to sepuale from the other state, and Id/m . 073' to destroy the Union and M oak up the GOVertO men( and 1 think I have giVen some evidence that I have I wen sineere and in earnest. and now I war t t; , know why it Is th at tile whole Intl. of slanderers mid cOlumnlators and 1,- dtleers hose been harking and mapping at my ; Why Is it that Iliet em) themselves against me P la it because I stand on the side ill the pee pie , and when I say the people, I include the soloist, and sailors. [Cheers.) ti ht . tt taut they are al eil in tradttemg, Vii ttytna and tatlumnating met Where were they (tut mg tile -rebellion) IA vcnee—at home in bed.) I Laugh. ter I In the senate I raised lay vote° against It awl a hen it was believed that it would be to the interest of the nation and would assist Si pulling down the rebelhon, did I not leave nal place In the Senate, a plane of emolument, ease and distinction, and take my position ahem the enemy cone! I.s reaehett and where men's hates were In danger' it beers and et tes of "that's W.") While I wan thus exposed personally and publicly, and In every why, mim e pen., ent trailneeet and vanimnlators tere tar re moved p from the foe, and ((ere °ot) mg ease and comfort. :Cheers and laugnter.i But I etre not for them. I rare not that slander, the not whelp of sin, has been turned loose against me. I care not tor all that, and let me tell you here to-day, that although pretty well advanced in tile, 1 feel that I shall live long enough to live down the whole pack of tradneere and slanderers (Applanae The; have turned the whole pack loose to towel me In your estimation. (t aces- - They can't Ito Tray, Blaneh and Sweetheart. ht t le dogs and ail vomit along snapping and snarling at my heels, b u t I heed, them not. it. licers. t The American people, calrena, -soldier, and sailors know that front tuy advent otto polo Ile life to the present moment, I bate annoys stood unyieldingly anti unwaveringly the ad vocate and deli/Mier of their rights and inter ns.. (Cheers.) We are now In the nation's third ordeaL We are not yet I.llraggh We sald that States could not go out Of the Caton. We denied tile doctrine of secession; and we bare demonstrated we ere right We den, unstrateri It by the sjrong arm Yes, the W ater, and the sailors —God bless them—hate demonstated, hy their patriotic hearts and strong arms that states hare not the power to leave the , rnton t Applause I What followed , h.- t onfeder ate truth, were overp../wered and dtshanded, and there was. willinglesa on the part of the people of those States Weems but, be onedlent to the laws and acknowledge the supremacy or the Constitution ot our lathers lot that ihi.e We panned though (lilt third ordeal. It to y to establish the prthetple that tro OLate had the power In break up Hai [:oven - or/lout It 'was to put dotal the ndlmlll ,, n Thi. re ell Wn way put down, nod ho what, was It to .leetrei later' ,Voi,mt what at ill the., lo.ell t irli - ed and all 1 1 1, treasure Wit sec . it tor Lint purpose of destroying the Stale, N•. :1 was for the Tot rprine ni preserving ,n^ TlllO , ll of the Mutt, That is a hat we hat e time von t tenting for, scot ,stabile, the /net that the I motion can lift itself above and beyond lutes I tine foes, and treason and traitors at Lame. the rebellion in klannaclumette was put dnw n, did that put Ittastuichusetts out of the Union. and dent ro, the state , When the rebellion In PennaylVAllin wan put down, lid that deetroy the State anti put it out in the Futon , alien the recent great rebellion was put and the Cot stitutlon and 10.19 of the country re.toreil In the States engaged In It. they constituted a part lot the glorious and height galaxy of States I Lood,theers I in passingl through this ordeal what j has been dune m Tenneasee under the direction •uf me - lamented predecessor , We eOtellieneed the work ot'tore ; tlon We succeeded, bef o re I ••st here. Inrettoring the relation. inch I had exlsted between lennesoee arid tile rest of tae ton with one exception, and that was the relation 01 representation. I came to Washington, and tinder extraordinary tar , einostance., Nlleel'etiell to the President Lid chair. What then, The Con green of the n tml States had adjourned without pt ewe] long any plan. I then proceedial a. I had dune in my own "'tate, under direou n n of the inivern ment to restore the other Staten. How .11,1 we ; begin) We found that the people had no courts, and we said to the •Inilsre-. Diet rict At torneys and blarelials, ••nu slow and hold Cour courts The people need the tribunals of justice to he opened." Was there ant thing I wrong to that! The courtsw l • rl. a,pezied What elect We looked out end saw that the hfen Orpte'r3lit ' ha ) n d s ; of the rebouton. We said to tin Postmas ' tei e el,e •• Let the people have taelllties for , mail ommunii.ution, and let them again be gin to understand what we all fee; and think —that we are one people." We looked on again and saw that there was a blockade, that the custom houses were all l'closed. We said. men the door of Inc custom house and remove the blockade, let trade and isarnmeree and the pursuits of peace be resol. I vet and It wan done. We then traveled on step by step, opening custom houses, appoint ing collectors and establishing mall facilities and restoring all relations that had been In terrupted by the rebellion. Wan there anything undertaken io lie dune here that was not authorized by the t (nista tion 1 that was not Justified by die great neves cities of the case that has not been deafly consonant With the COUtaltatiOa. with the genius and spit it of ourtiovernment. I heers./ What remained to be clout I Our other thing remained to demonstrate to the civilized and pagan world that we hull passed suceessially through the third ordeal if our Nat ional e is tence, and proved thatpur Government was perpetual. A great principle was to be restored which was established In our , revolution, when our fathers were contend , ing against the power of Great Britain. What was one of the powerful causes of their complaint I It was that they were denied ro ' presentation. They complained of taxation without representatioh. (Cheerio One of the greet principles laid down by our fathers, and which fired their hearts, was that there should be no taxation without representation. How then does the matter stand I Who has been usurping power; who has been defeating the operation of the Constitution, and what now remains to be done to complete the restore ' Clan of these Staten to all their former relit . [lons under the Federal Government, and to finish the great ordeal through which we have been passing, is now to admit representation, (Cheen), and when we say admit representa tion, what do we meant We moan represen tation In the constitutional and law abiding sense, and which was intended at the begin ning of the Government. An that is needed to finish the great work of restoration In for the two houses respect, Ively to determine the gseotlon. Oh but Nome one will say, a traitor might come in. The answer to that is that each house must be Judge and if a traitor presents himaelf can not either house know that he is n traitor (Applause.) And if he is a traitor, cannot hpey kick him out of the door and send him Ottek, saying tel the people who Sent him, "you moot send as a loyal man " a...beers, and a voice, "that's logic.") there any difficulty about that I ("No, no," and cheers) If trai tor 'presents himself to either house, cannot I that house say to line, ..no, you cannot he ad !Witted - to this body go back. We will not deny your people the right of reprealniPition, but they must send a local inprrnne (Cbeers., While I base been em, tend rng against r tors and treason end secession and the dies.. lutton of the Unit/ILI have keen eontentlnig at thestone time nottlist intinolitintion power here, and 111111 k commitilation of liner, here Is equally dangerous with separation of the States. (Cheers.) The one would lett( r otnd might run into enan ny, While r.,c. her wouldroncentrale and tlialllCalle monarchy. Oh' but there to an Idea sbr.sol . that one man Call be fl usurper, out there Ann. ilred or too hundred Tall Callllol al r Leff,- son, the Apostle of Liberty, tells fool on dues common s that tl - runt anti 'teepee- ' Win can be usercised ense, by many, more rtgorono. lv, more 'rigorously, and noire t era.° leisny than ho one. When tribrtruktrirelte fleet elected IC the ito. man republic th ,LlttoOd at the door u( the Roman Senate, w was then encronthlng 0o FCe popular rights and putting the heel of I pow r on the necks of the peoples the people chose a tribune and placed Rim at the dons of the Senate. So when that body ventured en oppressive act, he was clothed with powers sa veto—l forbid. Tour President is now the tribune y of the people. I thank liod I urn intend to assert the power which tilt people have placed m me. Tour President Stands here day Vint day. and discharges his duty like n horse On a tread wheel, and because he dons dlfTet Opinion in regard to public measures, be must be denounced so a usurper and a tyrant. • • • I am with your citizens, soldiers and sailors Who has anorificed or partneri more than the humble individual who address. your 11as not my ell been put, with my life, my proper ty? Everything sacred and dear to cants Las been staked upon It, and can I now be asuman, tad Of faltering at the close of tills third or deal of the rebeilloot MMM32II=;I;I PITTSBITRGE THURSDAY, AP - Rll, 19, 1866 A MEMORIAL TO MORRIS Justice Asked for Union Sol diers and Sailors. THE FLYING \Ai AL 54(41 . A DRON It' ..sll it" rot, April 11,-1 he following Int l:Ili l wits presental In the lionse To Mr Honorable the Firm, •4 Rep', +of the I!nited blot. Your memorialist humbly represents that, In common with the loyal people of the re public, he has been anxiously waiting for pin ties to be done the soldiers ofithe Union army. particularly those who have been disabled, and the parents, widows, and Orphans of those who hare been lost. P.esolutions of thanks and proclamations 01 recogulgatinn may sufilemni for those whose garners are well tilled, but it 1111 a notorious fart that the great mass of the ranks of the army were not from U./one [high in (evil life, or tbone rejoicing in , Lll,l lox /iry, and the nation was ((eyed by tile agony, the torir.ltititi , , Ihr tears, and Lhe 1.1100.1 Of those who apparently had the least interest is its preservation. Declarations that the /tete.we owe the sol diers is one the Iln 1011 van never par, seen/ so to parallge the lever/Meta that no sue eessful attempt has yet, been made to 1111) it, and the obligation is looked upon as of such magnitude that it is partial!y sq oared it le a matter of regret that the departments of the i../cerement are almost (waled against the ap plications of the living heroes null 0( tills age, and too often when the limping cripple and the empty sleeve ask the privilege of an hon est I Ivlthood ther are turned away us Lhe wan detain mend leant or the insolent henget Itn the highways and street corners, thane whom the nation should delight tp 1101101, are eom polled to bog for their daily bread :hall we do lass for otir soldiers than rebel communi ties. who perilled everything am! falled In the striwiet The people of riot Ida In their Leg islature u Ice months ago tnade 1l 1101111 up propriatiOls sot It,, support of disabled sol diers, widows null orphans, graduating the Amounts only by the wants of the nileedy. shall we full to 1(0 lae ranch promptlj . an chem ttl lye The mere pittance of eight dollars per xlll/ was axed t hen the nation w Ita poor. and that SU. 11 . 0111 11 purchase more than duo- ale the necestaivier(Of life then than now. Tne faith of Lhe republic als pledged in advance to the wounded soldier and sailor, the widow. and the orphan. Let it be redeemed, no that gratitude may let Ow.. In deeds, anti not in empty words 011 IV. Is It analog 100 noich that it title eight dollars was formerly paid twenty thonid be given now, ime that the pension lawn may be 1,10 111011 111.1 that 1.1.! pen s ainer.can //Math his hotintj with less of 11.11- noyance and perplexity than is new the rale. Four yearn of war clearly a s that the Al t ight) will be avenged on nations for great offenses May ire not provoke this indigna tion by oommitting Lhe basest of cram., In gratitude. to those who saved the nation's , ale. vigil.] The Ilerald's Washington 11p.161 says tine Flying Naval :squadron for duty in Eastern waters, has been determined on, anti in le eon blot of the shiest - heel steamer De veto, nine guns, flagship; the iron-rind 51.Intononeall, four guns; the double ender Shamrock, seven guns; the sldewheol steamer Augusta, nine guns; the double ender Winooski. 'even guns, already en route for last port, Maine, and the steamer Dow, seven guns. The squadrons will be commanded by an Onieer Of rank of Acting Rear Admiral. The squadrons Is to leave lists rendervous, (Eastport, Maine,) by the :anti In stant, and will remains at that place until the Fenian excitement there is at an end, after which It will proceed to the Gulf ant et. Law rence. Bay of Chnleur and other ponste on the lirnltil North American eon VI, in protect tin. tithing vessels. IMEMMIE! -.- STEAMER CITY OF NORWICH COLLIDED ELEVEN PERSONS PERISHED NEW YORK, April I+ , —llk, .leAluce 1 ily or it.ll, uf the New 1..m1.1111ne. r,.111.14,11ti the -good 4/ow tort:moon with a Acton roll, ttt ime the steamer thrnegh tont .eit It, on lire, utterly destroying het Ten pentets toe supposed iti be 10,1. Lc, an —The follow mg onteietilat s sre clot, tired from an officer of the hu11...41 ,Leuxurt, Utty of `ota ict.. Short It term,' I chief haze being on et the tone, seinen., stand ing to east ward tin the wind, wlind. ss then hien ote It adv.] li',,Zlt , trilt•k the t us' of Sot loll plot lot wet ti of the port hot, a ttli great tot re teartug her t tufted - . nod k flee kiln a /urge note i t her lode, thrtobth which the a ate , tt-netl Into tits est., in lolge ,ustillto• The steamer !win, o upper nil, lower the' ors., te,,et,e,l Inver fires rind foreed the names :too the On room, boiling the dry and oily wood work of that department, which In turn commonica. tett with the other light and combustible ma terials with Which this room a abencompasseil, and In mneh time then 11 lakes In tell the sad tale, the -lean.] a IL. enveloped In one tons- of name. Al the taue of the catastrophe the oessengte s nod craw were in bed, Iltt le dreaming of the Nolen! able end fate had ordained tot some tit them. When they had thormight3 awakened to o knowledge of their pertloun satiation, death aloof. seeming Inevitable, and in es moo, repul.ir (4 1.1)0(11., [lint by flood to tiro The ennfosion 'sot grunt. The crew and pa.. sengen, or such as hail been enabled to come on deck from thetterths below leaped alto the water nod cluog to the hales and boxes, the cargo uf toe Vessel 'tenting around. These did not afford the sought-for security. The Ham, descended from the tokpatner es the be gun to sink, and ticket the very surface of the star, setting ou fire the flontlogcargo and a ribilng nett horror and terror to th ca e acne Eleven persons are kuowl to have perisha of the fifty who were on Hard, uniting diem too 1 , 1 - 01111.0111.; boy.. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TITUSVILLE Hole b.. Machine shops, Destroyed. LOSS O‘LK THEE. MOOED THOIsi\D DOLLAIM Suspected Incendiaries Arrested Tit lib VILLA, k., April lire broke out here at I-3. this morning In 0 small frame building on the corner of Franklin and Snort ' , treats, AllU (hence extended in all directions with great rauldity. From the railroad track the fire swept with irresistible force north ward. The following are among the loners. Dilling ham A Cole,, machine shop, Union iiotoi, liallroad Hotel, National Hotel, Buffalo Ms. , log Saloon, Adam flood's Foundry and ma chine works, ]Miler k Winhertfa grocery, Olm stead B Jewhurst's paint and oil store, tiran• ger, Little & Co.'s grocery and feed store. Mueller's cigar and tobacco (anon . , Wm. Nchlene's grocery, Brown and Barrous' stove and hardware, meal market, shoe store, small grocery, and various other minor build ings. bleMnllcia A Bryan's foundry, the Petro login House, John Locke A Soon' machine shop and tbe bakery north or the foundry, are the only buildings left on Franklin Area, be tween the race way and the railroad. Two parties have been arrested on suspicion of hav ing causal the are. Loss 1000,000. LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS. Mule Rinderptat tea the South Levee Enclosures Torn Dow n 4)su.a...es, April lit—The mule cinder post prevails In upper Louisiana nail Missls eippt. Buffalo gnats are killing off the mules and horses. On One plantation thirty-eight died in ono night; on another twenty-five, and on others twenty. There are continued reports of damages to cotton and seed by the frost and rain. The enelosUres on the levee of the New York Mail Steamship Company, and the At lantic and Mississippi Steamboat, Company were torn down to-day, amid great excite ment, by the city surveyor, by order of Coun cil, the enclosures being illegal. The first race to-day, mile heats, best three in live was won by Gilroy. Time, tally, 2054{. The seem.' race, two mile Inch, was won by Charlegliartmaronc. Time cod. urn Canby has Issued an order explanatory to the President's proclamation. Ile save It Toes not suspend martial law. A number of sults arr already before the military courts. The Deering Family klarler-1 rue Bill Tort nd- The Trial l'oriponetl Pitit.usLent•, April 10.—The grand July this morning found a ti Ile 1,111 of Indictment against Antone Probst for thy . . murder of the Degtrlng fatally. The prl.oncr was brought 11.1.0 I uurt anti arraigned at one o'clock the , afternon, after much legal delay. The pris oner having no counser. the Court assigned 1,101 Sieve, Pilot P (PAW! and .1. C. W Al bert The prisoner ut first stated that he did lot with W have any defence at all, but SUbPb .ojlWoy withdrew 'his objections to having &tunnel After conversation with the orison ea Mr. O'Neill asked that the arraignment be postponed until himself and his colleague imuld he afforded time to examine the indict ment. It Is understood that the prisoner ek gteunrstos In t l , l O 11:a ,less charging tr a wd . s ! : , ,' l u t tl o the mtuhre. der .1 Cornelius Carry. Thy District Altair. tiev proposes to try him for the murder of Mr. Denting This will show the confluence of the commontitfalth unluer In the strength of Ids cane, without availing himself of the pre tended confession of the llWllitfrer. bacifiVlV it ypltO Of<Allatter A r. Nas Tette, April la—The Uritlati ideate eh ip Virginia, from Liverpool On the 4th tilt., with Lealpaesengers has arrived. She had thin ty-eight deaths on the passage. She is anchored In quarantine The disease le said to be similar to that with which the steemehip Eng land is infected. _ . The 'Virginia le thee unulectlately t.eUt the Lower Bay, to usual quarantine 111/011- usage, which la twenty ml/es from the city. CONGRINIONAL PROCEEDINGS I= =EU Mr. C:rintet, trOm the t el, on Nal al Alialrg, reperted the bill paie.e.l at the fOll4O. to provide for the better ervenlzatlon nt the nary, With an amemdmell : ;brat eert lon relative to aßalAteat paynee•iere, which N io• pawed. Mr. Wilson presented as enil petitions in army °Mee, for inercastil pay, whiell were referred to the Committee MI Military Affairs. Mr. ' , harmer, introduced a resolution calling upon the President tocononunlcate to the ornate the proceedings of the military board recent') assembled at Sit. Louis, in . rufution to the appointments to tile reitulat army, which a an adopted. Mr. Doolittle canna upx J,o,at rr.44 , 1,11,11 sp. prepriating $1,270.85 far fulfilling certain I rex , Iles with the Indian tribe. , on the upper Ml— owlet and the nigger Platte t in era, to b.,ex• minded by- thet l nmmlanioaer of Indian Affairs, nutter the direction of the oeeretary o f the In terior. After some Clkactssion Inn the I eltaii , policy Of the liiii,irrirdent, the refidut lois was aflopted. The uullnishini busisess /t 5 esit.nlets , whtell wan the bill for the reilet 01 nertaln nasal son. trat!ters, was taken op,amt after a few es-- ni ke Iron, Mr. Johnson s'is- postponed until to-morrow, Mr Wilson milled ...tint restl hi thank.. io Ur n. ilancook, whleh was passed. Mt Wilson milled up the Mouse appointing managers for the National A.yluto for disabled soldiers. 'II appotitts nine mana gers, to to. divided Into three elmiLes; three to serve six years, three for four years, and three fur ttro years, The rem/..110u waspassed. ealled up the l l ostotilee appro priation 1,111. After norne illednißsiOn, the Rending hill win. pmdpOned tO•napertile. and the amend ment Wan ordered to be prluted. On motion of Mr. Clark, the Hobs,. 1.0! to amend en s ant relating. to the emrpm was taken up. Pending the COttviddration of this till. hr Senate went 1,00 ox.eutiv” and “min after colymened. DIEM 11l otloll of Mr. Pallet -a., the 1 . ..1111/IWe, of the Whole was tllstaltat deg tl4l[ll t hr rot t her t o nsitlatratton of the Senate ball for the teller et James U. Clark. and the hill tame before the house for consideration, It appropriates ttl,tS3 toe the services of Mr Clark a art.!, Charge WA IT:tire at Itrusselsfrom .t s to Sep tember, ItCdt. The hill was passed :Nlr. Payne pre:mated a atwitter .' of the Wit. etatistn Legislature. asking the assent of Con de.e to the change In the root e of the Land Grant !holt - owl front Portage to BayUchl, and thence to hormrlor. and asking a grant of lands to nil an the c tstrnetann ot so tunch of tale Portage and Sop. tor ltallruntl as extends tO Ito Lae to nil.), The memorial was referred to the ; Com !Attlee on Public Lands. - Mr. aeolleld introduced a f the retie( of Commander •1. C. Carter, Whirl was rend twice and refer re..l to Int. COMM Mite on Naval Affair, Mr. Iturlergh. of Due.lali lerritory, introduc ed a bill, malting a grunt of lands to aid In the united coustructiotr of a railroad and lei , graph line from the cite of Yorktown to the Western line of the Stitt.' of Minnesota, w the territory of liish was read to ice antl reti.regl to the Committee yin Public Mr liorlelgh Also lollanlarel n bill to toilet, .fig r I rural College fiat, whirls On lend twice, and :armrest to th. Cononitt , w nra culture. The HOUSe then proceed ...I to the regular or der of busineni, the call if 1 ortonlttee, tor report., and resumed the eintanterution of the hill reported o•rderitity from the Committer 6itt to niter l'emidons, tn, ten.. the ralltri ref the onlmleuthiner of Pert.lon- It, 41,1110 i 'lint el the chief clerk, in per The pending dtiention helm: on toe amend ment odered by Mr rerdnot h ic.terday, t. .trlkb out the oiconit cerium of the Inll, M ere/L:4111g lite calories Or the Eho• f E nOllllllers The amendment was twitted to Mr. lions, of iiltnnie, Apoke against the r• ernt principle of Increasing Sahli le-. Mr. K 8149011, of lowa, %upported ttin prf.pf.. salon leretwo The ,ttlary of the ComonsAnn- . . . . . er, but thought the salary of t . ho eblef clerk. should not exceed $2,000 Ni nahltarne, ut Intnni., eantentnttl that the wile argument ).11tying aneat t,ano toiletry to the rourallevelanter ref Pen. a matt atejely al,u to all latattet at bureau.. The enteral...tun was I urine, partlelpatett In It) Steatite,. Hote, klenJausla, Farnswart h, Stet earl, Pernhatn e land battler The 4. reel Vu, question being ',l and Ur eande.l. the ote waa taken by yea. end nay, on Ihr paaaage of the 1.111, and r....nlted In aye, nnyn tia t bill wa. rejeeterl. rno it,. LO re...n.4114 won mad., and the Hama. refuaed to lay IMg 1110(11.11 ill, hy table by a 1 oto of teas 35, day. 32. Tne motion foro-consiitei it note et 68 to .115. ht. ui.orrlitlg hour baring capii ...I. :1 .elll er. 111.10 the role, ttlt I 1.,-intri The 'peak er pre9eht et! nreport trorn Ilie etatr) of WA; in reference to the ttllo. emu° the claim for the eippreheroiton of Rooth an I Othrs, Whirl, we. referred to the , iontolt tee on App rottnatlmas The Speater also prexenteil a re-iolutlOn of the Cons - anthill of Texas lit favor of a south ern branch 'of (Up Pacific Railroad, soot asked a hat disposition should he made of it. Mt [fonts, Int," r.l vt be ieterreit in the Com nutria on the Po , •111,. It.li Mud. Mr. Wants. orth 1111.% la. no amendment. tt referenee to the Reconstruction Col3lllliTte, Mt t onklion lilt.•to hoos With wont view it ort. to retorted to the Committee fon ifecono 'Wile,, W.. it with n viva to re- ; uo..t I not It rat 'road M. RO/19 . .Ig - gested that tt xtt , lir .ti getting a report on it The LL110,1•I r 114.111 wll, rt•Jecte.l. and the resolotloll Hs rt , 101 - 1 - .1 In the ononitteo 011 011 . Poem.Roll road The litorro. resumed the cnnsol raln.n ot the remganize and estatilLgh the arm) or ; oiled atates. The filth section being under OW r nrfieul mot ell an amendment strlising Mt the clause for officering the Veteranitesore e corps and colored troops, and providing in lieu of it I hat the outran, of the former shall he appointed from any sinners or soldiers of volunteer. or regulars who may have been wounded while serving in the error ` or have been disabled by disease contrrwited in the service, and the officers in the latter from those who have served as sinners of colored regiments. The amendment was rejected by a vote of us yeas to 37 nays. Mr. Conklin moved an amendment by adding to the fifth section the follow log proviso. Pro v Weil, That all officers of the existing Veteran Reserve. Corps, excepting those nnw actually detailed for duty in the Freedmen's Bureau, or otherwise actually employed, shall, on the passage of this act. he mustered nut of ser vlte, sod put upon the same looting with other officers. The amendment was al:reed to; y ea, !V.,' nays Rt. The House then adjourned. From Nawhville 7i. Ann vi its, April bl.--. The trial ot Henry Bruner wan resumed this morning. Captain natouel Vooris, of the atli Illinois, Judge Advocate, made application (or an adjourn ment of thin case on the ground that an applt kntion had been made to the General Com manding the Military Division to send tor coousel to assist m the siren...ion of this Vase. No definite reply having yet been re velvet] to this application. the court is there fore adjourned. tl'Dik•atton iff woo to be made to the Legla allure fora charter for an oil refinery to he hwated near Nashville. The river Is tolling, with four feet on the ti nal s. Minh, on the Border. New Yeax,Apr2l la.—A special to the Her. old, from St. Sterikena, to-day, says Thr A. , - )ntant General of Maine arrived to-day. A British frigate 1! In the river, with trains on hoard. The Herald', Eastport dispatch says the le clan schooner WEln again seized to-la), but released this evening The flag ship of the West India ,quadron want up the at. Croix to-day the brought seven hundral troops from Halifax. Piste of the reveldential Funeral Car. New Yoke, April 18.—The Secretary of War Una finally consented to the sale of the Fresh denthd car, tit Thomas Durant, Esq., vice. ,resilient and general manager of the Jnlon Pacific Railroad, who tenders its use to his Company, for the accommodation of the officerson special occasions. It will leave Now York in a few clays for the Went, with several of the Government directors, who go out to examine the condition of the work on the rood. Report Contradicted Luc pivibui, April 18.—A distinguished Fed eral Oilricer, formerly commander of this post, Just arrived from Now Orleans, contradicts poeltively the recent reported arrest of Hen. Burbridge or his brother Oscar H He says .mch a report propaoly arose from the arrest of several sob-agents remently made by Burbridge. Nova Senate. Parliament sod anon. . Aprll_lB.- A resolution in tat of of the confederation of the British North Ainetl. ran provinces, and appointing n litOegatt4-1111.0 o to Ell Ittad UP arrange tilt! Oetflit9 ha. ege pugg d both li onises of Qin Nova Scotia Vase of t'bolvrer,. Porurt.• a ID, his April la —A man died 111 Ibis city of the cholera this morning. Ile IA .14 to bare been one Of the nee %rho °seam, d row the creamer Englund. Kew Mamie 'Sun Muses" Song and chorus iV,,i,is and music by Henry C. Work. Chicago Root Cady, publieliera "Sine Fine." quadrille Arranged by Fred erick }Herne. Senn Turk F. plu m e, pule t Ere "T derlet h " !ew W" l l , - "' F '"l fgm b t?, pubnialer. The three foregoing plenum nre for sale by Charlotte flltnno, 43 Fifth street. .I.lllle df thu Snow-titor ut, , ' or “Pl Wordeuse rath er letul us lo." Song and eharus. s and Cusic by Henry C. Work Chicago Rood d ady, 67 Wekshlugton street. ••Antly Veto." noug_anklAillot . us. Wot,ls and 1.1111.41ie h Henry L. WortaliChteutro Hoot ,t %Twat I mann street. The Eye sod Ehr.—We would advise those who are suffering from deafness and disease, of the eye to avail themselves of the opportu- I[yy aog offered for obtaining relief, by eon. suiting Dr. Gardner, oculist and *wrist., of lieu York, whO Is now at the Monongahela House. Omen, Parlor H. May Ittoothltes.—The ruontnnes fur May are beginning to appear. Harper, for Bray, "Hours at Horne," and "Frank Leslie', Chil dren's Friend," are just out, and can be had of W. a. trlldenfenny, No 48 Fifth Street, near Wood. CITY AND SUBURBAN PRINTERM WANTED I= =I uitest advice.. from Jimmy Hamill are, that on for I'll Val In Nea York he railed on Mr queen, the edam of the rig/NT, and Was at rprhoql t find posqesshm 9 letter from the editor of the hp , o - rooon objeeting, nn be half of Kelly, to t wo of the oothiltlnns Atipula ted In tern, The Oral emulitlon ob lique(' to is, that IselH (Moak' reeplye but two week• notice of the place and dal. , of the races: and the ALL, MO. that 111 the event of rough wenthet the raves he post famed until 4 qmooth (mar., .o. foul Kelly thinks lie should hare at least a ininltn•l not we of the time and place. and insists that the: shall i.e run on the tar fixed (Ilion, let the wi l tlltler be fair or foul. The rind point Hatton might yield willingly. but the w-cond he 1,111101, as It would he impossfhle for hint to row if hi' water shrink! lie rough, for the very good res.son that Ills scull would fie In great longer of swamping, and as tie is unable to swim in- would thereby endanger his life. If look-. very like as If Kelly wants a chance to nark out, or he would not at this late day urge Finch fatal objections to the propositions of Hamill Kelly ran certainly row better in calm than rough water, and . lie could lose no advantage by having a fair day, hence his at. to ,take ManiHl ueeetir so great a risk tai that of drowning looks as though lie was showing the a, hits feather. The race Is "no go” at orescut , and it lint likely that Hamill will surfer himself to be trifled with much longer. ?drumled. Railroad Accident—A Man Alt acetlent of st most singular eharacter, resulting - In the death of Mr. Daniel Gress man, at Orapeville, Westmoreland county, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, occurred on• Tuna day evening, about flee o'cloek. Mr. Gressman was riding a +eery spirited horse, along the public road, WWII% at this point runs parallel with the rnilrond, and in intersected by an other road, crossing the track almost at right angles The Balboa train ass proceed ing when the horse became fright ened and run away. The train had not cleared the cross road when the excited animal reached that point. and ran full speed against the train, bounding upon a truck ear about the noddle of the train, and attempting to lump over to the opposite side. hi r. I.reesman was thrown bark upon the south track with such violenee to fracture lilt. shrill, and rause Instant ,lent The deceased was about seventy vino, of :tgc, and resided near the scene of the accident. w inch was WI Messed by One of Ilia dunghters. Strange to city, the tiers,. Its not killed, although it wits con sitlerlthly injured. It wan a very tine animal, valued at about tour hundred dollars The California Minwtrel• lie inset, already announced that Messrs. I -atom Murphy .1 smith`, far-famed hand Of minstrels In ill give a series of arm class en tertainments in tuts cay, cmmeitelng on Monday evening tell, at Maso o nic Ilan. The press everywhere speak to tills troupe in the highest terms of commendation, of which the following. trout the Rosin-Attu Espress, of March 14th, Is a fair sample We en- supporter] hy the audience of last evening in calling (:Litton, Murphy tt. cruith's I alifornla minstrels the heji in the I tilted States. The Ilrai part embraced operatit gems, solos, unartetts, and the usual end busi ness. In all ut these particulars the Lalitornis Minstrels excel The instrumental 111.1 e was unsurpassed The entreA in the irony,.are of tonal quality. and LAP Jokes were new. In the budget they are Unita:me and every feature was encored. Cotton and Murphy are humor ists ot the highest order, and they work to m-titer Ilnely. The Irish song, jig snit clog Mince by Master Bennie was a pleasing 11,1- .1, The carnet player of the company is e.inaled Ire but few lie plays up to e with perfeet ease, unite ills note, see as clear as bell lam to pal amlarize end glue each per former t h.• m 11 1 ,11.111 rin t I I , llt he merited would Mk, more space th , nn voulY he spared, and as fliOu give hot one more entertainment In this Lily, se will reply teitelote they are Ills best in the I ttlte. smi l ~I arcs The New tendefffy of rut.lr . The ne. \ (141..111Y fx.st appronch• m it cornpletn.n, ant evert - thing wllls he In rendinenn lo "pen up evenlng, April 'oil, The Manngere.l,Lltie flendel a•lx teli 1,110%11,nLL ne. II red for TI,, firm In,. week.celebrated 1.'111.11 Opera. Title t r .t.neighty ,1141111- Lwrs, nll thoronehl:, Itlll,l In the, r.”.peetlve par., nod nntler the mnpenntendence ~( NII (scorer. l'he opera. to my.. Wt. - ft/1/I.'li lit presenLed In the mm.......... tn der Mnrl ~ t% I..tolvr Rtkll- ..rt inn1t1. , .1 ,• irt . l . l; Ira - A übor, , W Mat t.11.1110i11, ,trel.l..llll Van Fimow . nolß—Muyerlwer, Der FrM.eetwz—N on Webs r. Don litovannt—Mozart, Dame Manche—HMl dean; Merry W . Magic Flute MN rt Mr Gm, er wish so it .luittnetle tinderst.sst That Met, plan, will be a rea. otted ‘ll.l the on•lui ~41,.1 tined fat! ht . IA henv) bon/bs to de, sotin! the failure to till the 1,111 in 21 Millgit• Minn.. Will 0.:15e . hint to forfeit ltn Motnlity next the sale nt seat.ott tickets w ill otutnence nt I Its tuns.' -tares of Mr Mellor nod Mr blots, Woo:! street. and will 00111 1111,0 three .lays, alter that night fr an) VI ..1131111 Enterprise Insurance 4 ompsisy retorcticc too ur wivertising columns It will I, Seen tili• tWI)/iti 101 -obscriptlrm to the tat stork of the l ompany will be (wetted May lath, at 100 - clock it rm. at the Fourth National Bank of Pittaburgit Market street. Thou new Company will have the special pri vilege of transacting a LIP. as well to and Marine linsinens. Pittsburgh Insurance stacks for very many years have proved a most profitable Invest ment, although during the past few months their losses have been comparatively large. We are always gratified to see home instil.- tlOns started—managed carefully by well known citizens, as it tends to keep tit home large aim, of money paid by our citizens for Insurance, winch would otherwise be paid to foreign companies, and taken from our city. their...toting Death of a Child. /11 Tuesday evening, an accident of a most distressing nature occurred at the resuleuce of Chas Macke., a hatter residing on Wood street, near Liberty, resulting in the death of his little son, aged fourteen months. The family had a large chest in all tipper room, the lid o which uad been left open During the temporary absence of the mother from the room, the child had crawled over Le the Chest, and was probably looking into the chest when the lid fell, Ile It was caught by the edge of the lid falling directly across the buck of the neck, and pressing the windpipe so tightly against the side of the client an to cense btean aviation. The mother, on reterning to the room found the child dead, in the situation described. Coroner Clawson yesterday held an inquest, and the jury found a vert.lict of fie cidental death “The 11999199xy•' 19 the title of - the latest mag azine candidate for public favor. It is Dub llahed by the American News Co., New York, and will be published fortnightly. on the lot and 15th of each month. The Brat number bears data ktay I, Lila. It contains 84 pager, two beautiful illustrations, and Is very hand somely printed. The cover Is chocolate color, with gilt borders and printing. Two serial 'ivories are begun in this No.,—"The Clarver ny” by A. Trollope, and "Arable Lovell.' by Mrs. Edwards. For sale by W. A Gildenfenny, No. 45 Fifth street, Catarrh.—Dr. Gardner, the celebrated spe cial physician of hew York, for the treatment of catarrh, is now at the Monongahela House, Parlor H, tips[ His mode of treatment for the cure of catarrh Is conceded to be most successful, and, wherever he has rimed, he has been spoken of in the most flattering terms by the press. Some of the moat extra. ordinary cut es on record have beep accom plished by him, so that those suffering from any complaint of the lungs, se., would do well to see him. Found Drowned.—On Um up trip of the steamer Lent Leoti, the body of a man was found floating In the Ohio river, about half a Mlle above ilellsburg. The body appeared to be that of a man of forty or forty-dye years of age, about dye feet eight inches nigh, heavy set, hair somewhat grey, sandy whiskers and moustache; had on common clothing, and was without shoes or stockings. Alio body is sup posed to be that of a Mr. Moine, drowned at Liverpool, 0., some two or three weeks ago. Body evened.-The body of a woman was (mot netting In the Ohio rivet, at Sten bentllle, a. day or two since. A Coroner's In- , -- .quest was held and the following verdict WAS ' I I ItIECUTOWS NOTlCt.— Letters returned That the deceased came to her i .1..., Testamentary Op the este. of JACOB death by the burning of the meaner Winches- into or mum T owns hi p. op s ph eni . noon ,. dooso ._ ter, near Liverpool, Ohio, in the month of Feb- race haring been granted to the undersigned, ail ruary, hide, fanii I umbel from the testimony, 1 persona knowingthentemree indebted to said estate we believe her to he Mrs. Mary Sheets, wife ot , son ple•se =ate p rose payment, and those MI. Mathias Sheets, Of Now Matamoros, WaHl. ' having elallu3 will present therm properly autben liagtoll utoluty,Ohlo. nested. tar settlement, tothe undersigned, at Pros pect, Butler county,or to IL A. a W. h. Petulance. y La.' NO lid Fifth Street, Pt•tsborgh. Alleged lareeux.-Information was made' Att "'"- . " EHWittlf W. HAT'S. xeemor. before Alderman Waidern against Dennis , spisyswasw Pro -nitro, Butler Co , Ps. Gartner, charging him with larceny us bailee , - Tie prosecutor alleges that the depen dant hadA D --M iiir- INT/RAT° MP -- NOTICE. — disposed of two suits of inuthen, and other at- , Letters of Admlnt ttttt ion on the esta s t e e d of .1:11Z tides, al a paw nhroicer'n shop land appropria. BOLTON, Late of Alleghen i y . S'lti,Xrce . % ,,,, h,. ,,.. led the proceeds 10 Ala A - I ir ll use. A search ;;:kNz , e l., ,, . re y,t2r,n.,dm t d -„ , , ~.. please Warrant we.. wetted for the recovery of the immediate payionni, and u,„,,, having deism goods, but the officer tailed to Ind them. and will precept tbenl, properly •uthsritleated. for set • the entre was illsinl,sed tor want of sotlict • - - , ftir ' tlement, to either et us, or o S. A. AIV 1 . . Pmz . i . evltlellet. apee, °Me attorneys, al No t rio Finn atrel , , N tSt - ---•••-, - -- bursit. SAII'L Dui. tt , De llwecluer.--Wo IliV Ila LAO attention of I.•neaater To . Duller Co , re , GgoittiE BEAM, our friends to the advertisement, tinder City I , ranouy Biallar Co., P. !ISMS, of till, celebrated oculist and aurist, 1 ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~,ii , :crs ufiehn Bolter , der 'd whose testimonials an a skillful operator as . -. of the most convincing character. Hie will bb found at Parlor li, Monongahela Ronne, where we advise kl.ll aftlieted be defective eight and hearing to call and commit with him. Abadadoetmeot.--Jultn CPlirleu 1,A4 a near ing yesterday oil a charge Of desertion, pre ferred by his wife Mary. The parties reetde In the Ninth ward, and it is alleged by Mary', that although possessed of the means, John hnr neglected and refused to support her for the lust year. The scented gave ball to an swer The County Else where lon.— will be found the tall for the eniou Republican County Convention, which will be held on Tuesday, May :Nth, for the purpose of nomi nating a county ticket. The primary elec• lions will be hold on the Saturday previous. Committea.—Johil Parker, charged before Alderman Strain, on oath of the defendant's mother-lnLaw, Martha hi'Laughlin, with de. aertion and refusing to contribute to the sup port of his wife, had a bearing yesterday, 11.11 d was committed in debit to answer. PRICE THREE cENTs I NY 1[11,16.1, v, April V -Ftefort , 11,uy tun. the ease of Hewitt ond I In..' Lormlek and others, the Jury felled for Ise plaintiffs, t:1770 .1 motion sm.. made lot s Thomas lloward, F. counsel for We plain tiff In the ease of Chrhdopher H. Orth ro Howard. Cot rerel I .t Co.. asked leave to t.lth draw the amendment made to the hill of dec larations, which was granted. The court then directed that the continuance of the ease he taken olf, and that it to placed et the foot of the new list for trial. The next ease taken up was that of George Richards vs George 11. Thorston and . Lewis, implemled wait took, Whcatcraft Co This was an action to recover..soo, an ac ceptance or draft by CoJik. The defendant , were organized into A cool cutupanV, for thtti tog coat in Kentucky. The platnliffpresented a droll tur Bran to the company, which oafs a,.. ilepted by Cook, but was never pawl, and thy Suit was brought to recover the amount. The defence c•lalmeil that the draft was nitwit; for the payment of goods not used in the line of lin:floesa to which the Company were engaged, tool that an individual signature could not bind the t ompany The court charged the jury, that 110 inittentual could Mod a ltrol 6,r the payment of goods outside their regain: business, unless the consent of the members were first obtained, proof of which toluft be foriltabed by plaintiff. The fury band for the defendant. counsel for plaintiff filed ex cept-lows, which mill come tip on the argil tricot that. The court t h.tn adjourned. Amusement• Ones DOilele.—A large and intelligent au dience was present last night to el Loran Mr Charles Dillon as Cardinal Richlieu. To say that Mr. Dillon's personation was good, would give hot a faint Idea of its grandeur—ll w as p.,r excellent. lie invests the character with a geniality which makes it truly charming, when coupled with physical !nth - mit} and Brent mental rigor. In our opinion Mr. Dil lon has no oqual In Itichileu. Annie Eberle sustained the character of Julie In n credita ble manner, as did Mr Leak the character of De Manprat. We are glad to note that, Mr M. Cook, a very pleasing actor, is now enga ged with the company. lie appeared last night as De Barad., acquitting himself with much credit. This evening Mr. Dillon will ap pear is his great pe w rsonation "Beiphegor " , In toe rendition of which he has won golden opinions. P1T,11.1.011 TilkArsa—The lovers of the drama are certainly enjoying a catnival this week, whatt with the English tragedian Mr. Dillon, at the Opera House, and the American tragedian Mr. Adams, at the Pittsburgh Thea ter. Since his engagement Mr. Adams has nightly been greeted with large and npprecia •ive audiences. Last night he wa-s well re ceived in the play of the Marble Heart, and everything went off In an excellent manner. To-night he appaars as Claude M 111•10114. 111 the Lady of Lyons, Miss Minnie Monk as Pauline. The performance will conclude with '•Lave In all Garners." Merchants /Onion Express Company.— WO are requested to say to our merchants mud business men that the original amount of cap ital stOck of the Merchants Union Exptess Company allotted to Pittsburgh has been sub scribed. In clew of the important commer cial position of this and Allegheny city, the executive ofecers of the I ompany have /1.11- thorizod a further iSsue or 1,000 shares, 410 e . In Pittsburgh nod Allegheny city. Mr. John .1 Frazier, subscription agent, stopping at the Monongahela House, or Wm. E. /schusertz, Esti truetee for the Company. at the Third National Bunt, will receive sub .-cc-lotions up to that untwist. Those duet ring tit estiperilty etiouid do •o at once A..atilt and Battery.— %Vattern 31fiNeely charged Martin Cardiff, tel other, hohnie Alderman Taylor thin stern log with asaanit ane battery. It appoitire that the defendant named above, in company with al,ole ntheen attacked the 'al...eel/tar and heat him The affair occurred in the Fifth ward, where the portion reside Cardiff was 110111 la boll to an oror Taken to the Penitentiary. --William Maguire, convicted of robbing the t'armm.- tor•e tare In the office of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, and sentenced to undergo three year,. 1111priAOTIMMitt In the Western Pen booth:try, W. taken over to that inatitusion veßtertiav afternoon, by sheriff' Stewart, Ilefoug. MieeMet —Mr. E. Shafer yea tenter Made en information before Efeyor M . Certhy, rherging with rnalicloomit throwing rubbili In front of her In Pitt Inw n.hitl . Marge,l ww. hell to hail in 1i11451..r itt Court, A. P. A. The celehn.t :oh 01 the 2.l;th all veretary Luther', lifotevt take place nun eve:lll4, at fit}' Hall. Several acliitresiis will he .lellvered In Lerman and Engllth Aulnsure. Thomas Innloy n n eddollar. and 60:114 hv Ma) or NI - Ill) , r 1 11 :11 the ,llnpe If AM, pig pflTl In the Thlr•l vent,l =EI MILLER— PHEW on W•Auemlakyening,lris M.., by Rev F Srovel, .1. II MILL F.H. Cry 1114111 - NETTIE FRFIV. ESE ..S.U.‘ka f l l.l Aft ,lo 11 ednanda. Apr.l lanb. 1.... w , ed 71year Ilia ...rt . :al Ain lak.. pla..• Crum hisiato.reanlette, Apal, at II) I, clock A NIII P (so .N A l hl. realdeneo. BelfoolaLor....r..rt nn Mondar ••ening as .IoSEPH I'EAR,..S. Or.. Inn]. NT li vezr The funer.l...lll take Oa , Tilun+l , aVsetkx ILI 3 ....Jock. front 1.1. Lat.. relen , a of The are ere p. etfully melted to at tend. I'ETI . Y--April 17th, IeULI, al hls re.idenee in MI. nersvllle, JOHN PETTY. In the S•th yearn( tit, age The funeral will take place TIit)RNDAY. April 191 k al Y o'clock P. 0. The friend./ of the family are re spectfully Invited to attend. Carriages will leave Valnuan S Sainimoirm. voruer Smithfield and Screws street. at 1 0•01ock. 11 :Washington paper, pleas. ' MEETINGS REPUBLICAN MASS METING ! Purenant lu a call of the eitlsenti, nurnern.ly .Igsanelublo In ped. the Republlesnn of Allegheny are requelted the DIAMOND SQUARE, ALL EGREN V, =I Thursday Evening, 19th inst., I=l MAJ. GEN. JOHN W. CEARY, and look each other to the fare preparatory to a opening•lgo . rems .e orthe campaign. d, T ., ll n, m i. LA re er n V i l be:Jdresaed by the full...tag Hon. THOB. H. MARSHALL Hon. J. J . HHELKI . ATHICK.' Hon. T. J. I.II(eHAM, Hon. .1 1.. lIRAHAId, and other. spneltd SPECIAL NOTICES. ---- r*TO REV. I. C. PERSHING, D.D.lieu. Woods. LL.D., W. B. Hunter, and Adams Betty, Raga., Professor! Dean. Eaton. Burt, and others: litorrt.Ruts: Your taco. of the lob i. thane. cOved. Please accept my 1110111 cordial for your kind lovitetion, and flattering opinion of my qualtlications for the office of County baperln tend ent of Common Schools. I have frenuently been deßoiled to , the favor asked, but - have heretofore clined. My respect. however. for you as citizens, and Confidence In you ex educators. will not permit me to refuse your renucaL You are, therefore. at liberty to make any use of my name In the forth coming canvass which, to your judgment may best subservc the cause of Public Education. Ido not seek the position: but if the Directors of Allegheny county see pper to call me to it, I will bring to the discharge of Its duties whatever of aM Mi ilty and er- Lew I iro nay possess. 1 may add, In conciusloo— /SIPCO much dlasatlafaction has grownt of an al leged connection of the present Incum ou bent with a Normal itchool— that I have no connection Witt a achoolof this kind, and, If sleeted. will not hare. but will labor to discharge the duties of the office faithfully and impartially, giving it my whole tints and undivided attention. Respectfully, apl4:ltd&w F W. S. tillAY. LEGAL NOTICES AUCTION BALES. 100 TS AND SHOES. -A large qualatlty of Roots Slopes and Ratters will be sold at auction, on FRIDAY MORN INO at 9 o'clock. at the 'halo.House. 150 Federal street, Alleabe • of. tot which the special attention of bnyers is In d. ot " Atitia t . Pr, V,V, ".".'"d• L;1 . 1,?; 1 :Lg.`",t`.",.`150 Torreli rrire, At., Rai, Lottage and Ittatain CA/Vets Rug. 111r.est niteettinas, Pant Muffs, zud Hsiery. aplo A. LICOOATE, IREAT AUCTION SALE 01' HALE •-a ACRE LOTS AT COLLINS PARK, EAST LSO. SILTY. —MONDAY APTERNOON, April Md, .t 2), o'clock, will be sold, or d i tkp f re i rises e. the moats, top r.o . tra t C V :4%4 d = Race Coiae. o llieVe U tVS Ile handsomely, and in the finest situation. A FREE W.IIIRSION TRAIN will leeve the Penna. Depot at i o`elocirtr the conveTance 01 India ai:.4lituarctiaiT vit,v,g,C:t end two yeare, with intareat, sectityllbybOnd and morrnage. Rey es h to be paid on each-whin Derchased. e McILN . V . AA:NE, Ade*, THE WE 'WT.Y G A 7.FITT.t; TWO EDITIONS ISSUED G.N WED.NESD _LSD bATI" Ri).4 I , The edltiou Is foryrs,ded wlllelb .111 rem•sh ttgo •it 41 •. the S ., ••`, Trumc • I•ER .'l.l )3. oF ~,Nll LIFWAIWS BOOTS AND SHOES FRE GREAT 11 ERIFFS' SALES BOOTS & SHOES Intl. Special Dispensation ior the n.rking iasseN of this 4h, Goods Selling at i,►►wer Prig than Before the War! $3,50 G / FOIL The only dealer in the city that was on hand with the money to "gob ble up" these elegant Spring BOOTS AND SHOES! DELAYik IRE DANGEROUS: OPERA HON SHOE STORE, No. 80 Fifth Street, UPIDER THE OPERA HOUS .P CLOAKS, &c GRAND OPENING =ED FIFTH ST. ULM HOUSE. 1110\ \ EVF.N !NG, Api ni i“th. 'bac will be opened one .0( the nne.l and 101..1 .I..lrable Stock of , LOAKS. NIA WOOL ENS for 'rear 111 ',ILK- TRIMMINGS, Sr., Sr..• vdor exhibited in Pitt at•urcb. salIJ he sold E, bwr ksaz en, th. VERY I.A I TST DESIGNS. bow FRES , II • AMEI(11 AS MANI:FA TUBE We shall are., 111,0", t..•.rder, ..oalr, nod M•ntilin+ f the sery lALrml trol or, wurn. a pert,: rmlloul,r Ittcnctron paid i . HF.FITTI , G and TRIMMING \ IN IHF. LATE.3I 04 - 13.11. t" r tu.ne.lk e. FOR 145,40, Only to be found at the New Nu. 4:3 Fifth Street, Opposite Pittsburgh Theatre. t t riq ra , r* I 41106 .4 .4 .4 f 4 .4 c ' 4 .4 DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,Bze NEW GOODS! N COCIFI=I 81 i I= I /Ft (_4-4 )€]i lat§, ,4Ntt . 41,111 i I 1k livie sale .nd I..epertrullr In rtteo. at William Semple's, ISO and l'2 - Federal Street, I= Just Op-el -Led. HATS, BONNETS,. SHAKERs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, .Inrt open•O and for swir Whole.], aul Horan, at William !..4*-tititiblt-'l, ISO and LW Federal Street, M.I.k..,HEN IrY aev , •]iarkrt 'MILS NEW PUBLICATIONS THE NEW MAGAZINE Beady Nail for Sale by all Newatlealeri rrtine. Air- A_ Au Illustrated Magazine, Published Fortnightly. ..1.t.14CD111„ EMI CD MICOT.PIEi =BIB 1.-I HE. CLA VERIN CHI By Tro ttopa (With an Illuetratlon.) 'ha pt er I. --Julia Brababan 11. -Harry Claeeriny cal,oree lilt Pro remedori. lit -Lord Ungar. 11. - C.l.tt NTS, DWARF- AND FAIRIEb - CHILDE lIA BOLD IV -A CHAPTER FROM A NOBLE LIVE V - ARCHIE LOVELL. By )Ir. Edreerde cli•pter 1.-A Vampire Brood. It. -The Honorable Fretlerl , a Lurch 111. - Brune A. Pena Bleu/ VI. - SPRING—lace. DarlcT.) VII —A WINTER WITH THE •HERICA.I , ?EH I.PATETIC, HYLASD I Wlf F IX —NESI2I.-E Private Thea,rldal. The Hrhullthr,,•lParl.. I,lHater Orr" E r n uPrlralara n Styl In Ladle, BOO" e l a dr Tde.. , The World, Pair Hurtling Thr Prluc, I=l Theo pening illuatratn•n to Sir Darlcy t• oV. the heat Rom the penell of that arl tat the ~ill page ninstratinn I. copied from a design by a , 11 .,,,,,,, e d Engltsh srtist Both ni these lila, trat,o• are handanotell prltsle.l -I, tinted Palle/ =ZSM2II THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, Nos 119 awl 121 N.+tau , treet N. Ywk. .pit ;31.d GY../C.NAL AG ,TS MEEMI UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST NOTEb Roughs at Highest Rates, by SEMPLE & JONES, Bookers, Woodard Third Sts • .2wd SODA ASH SODA ASH. CHOICE BRANDS, In quantities to suit purrlaWrit, ft. Lty CULHQU & EIDWA.BD2 1:11=3 No. 39 Wood ■treet G IWEN APPLE4O bbla. choice .. t.bi Tork State Green Aplive.jult =Mfg , for a y L Nos. 1 , 11 aad 141 Seco • •1 ao i 95, 110, X.Y.
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