)
Eitiorrr,ll
pojusicip 9 rrAitEaa 2 zTrz,aasocriarrolt,
iie rtrraslitzer; Prrnatozaa.
.i 5:
ghe V#tot . attlit 6gette.
THITESDAY,- APRIL 26, 1886
Ofi
- 114 . Second page will - be found a
pretty follisbstrect of the proposed changes
fathelntetniatiltldir;
Wat:.lforps it now having a second trial
for She murder of hls wife, alleged to have
been done four years itgb.
Tnz republicans of Washington county
have started the. political canvass by the
organization of a Young Men's Geary
Club. . .
Goziongas refuses to modify the Tint
bath; being dithe ophtion that "President
TOINBOTI once iris, that traitors ought to
take back Eiats.
ON the 23d inst., at lfalwankie, a man
..tras arrested-. is the.set - 5 - of stealing mall
bap from the pcastaffi'6 'tiragiin. Be had
been at it a ntunbii of dais.
Irattracte z theattention of the New York
Prue ihn. WADE Nairrrow appointed.
I : !oetrasettri.ofPittAnzgh is a relative of
-z• I ,.theilifier*.spilimirmort of South Caro
ccrrro . nptorsta, D. A, CLARK, of St.
.tondiNicas arrested at Cincinnati on the
. 284 lilt. charged with absconding with
$40,000 belonging to two St. Louis houses.
Re game' bail.
. - ...11x-Gos. 'A. 'W. RAIIDALL IS being over
ibled by the Wisconsin Papers. The Mil
want& &Wined says" he was, always given
to intriguing, and that mesidertee of three
years in :Washington his utterly demoral
-IWdlids'politieatiprinciples.
Arius . the ,Connecticut election Mr.
MONTGOMERY Brant declared the mistake
made in that State would. not . be reieited
in 'Penieiylianta;- that tlie' office-holders
libi:ad.-be made ter take aides against the re
'ysaMtetins.., That, is
..why the Presidential
opmation. ,
Tits FARLAN lt.t.vp has ended: - Not more
ft* fixti men were concerned'in It. The
inference seams well taken that - money had
-rimed to be collected repidlfenough from
poor servant girls and the like to suit the
wishes of the managers, and this flare-up
Was plannetksimply to quicken the inflow
orvaittney— •
•Asalonehe is after the
tirdiniAnen of that city in this fashion:
` r fitaailyer . :iaitot written over the door of
WoLc(orr i but RadValisni--a disease still
more lital mid loathsome—is .raiing with
in. There ate a feir other pest houses in
this eityorhich we - will, in a few days,
Ptiblisinui4 advise 90 readers to shun:"
PRE W.ashington, (Pa.) Reporter and
,Tribliae,. speaking of rife removal of Mr.
IsEtraDociti says:
"fThease has evidently been put into the
f„
,of. Senator Cowan for this State, but
' • bim remember that howevel- lustily he
ntay titcthe Axed purpose of the loyal
• •.; VeOple that , trailers dug!: be . punished and
• -treason- made odious will remain maths,
.
A HILL was before the Legislature at its
hildi session, rnakhig 7 per cent. the legal
ridti: of . interest In Pennsylraxua. This
, IsOrsferta.at last
,defeated the Holum; by a
amid piajoittn..:but 'Stem/ails ths iote
-lose reconsidered, and the bill passed. The
meaturmLbOwerer, failed in the Senate, as
4ld alsria proposition allowing Banks to
charge 7 pet cent. interest on discounts.
The legal rate of interest, therefore, re
• milks at 6 per cent. 'is it always has been.
Ts Mobile Begisier pats at the head of
-ita ccldmns the name of the rebel Corn-.
~ r4nder-in-Chief, Bonze'- E. LEE, as a
candidate for President of the United States
iii thoiiiiivaii of ii36B, l and declares there
' iii'Conceited organization novila progress
to elect "the:model hero of the confederacy!'
as "the State Righti dernoaritic candidatei." .
.The idea is well conceived. .
,` General Lna
. - mobil get more Northern delaocratic votes
than any other mm't except Apraltstsot,
time. - .
CITY : nrim
Mviene,
/lab, ieinirwhera between itnitbadd nal"
Waal. Nest week. - .l3othtni like It.
MOW MVO* 000 " •
Opened. Ude day. on the northeast corner
raetrek satt Market atteeta: •
C.ilarreos Loth &Bro.
iCasollinere
sack=' alio for 'oxitsv. and boys ,
limo; on -ttur flatbeds/. corner fourth and
Market streita. • 'C. itoreas LOYII G Sao.
MuMths,
. .
Aileiched andunbleached,. et ell prices, from
Lea cents yard era upenrcii. od the north"
east corner roortnind 'Market ated&
Itiamax Lois a Pao.
- L l - 11 HISWO- 61 . 0 a B e o FV;ler•
/ heneby
,ohillengesthy person to question
raj' riiiiiiAWSiMultaii9tPre %Pae Oore, 'adorer
the same f o r sale at my new Stores, hiliS
street,• and opposite the Posfolhce. _
Evans.
.4Witth, somewliers'listireen Smithiteld sod
Wood. Next. nook. ,I , XIOE Uke IL
Jobbsair 81144, .
retursked idteir,an aserice.l4 three
Yeagtolik the "anim I ha1vt'20.4441108 zni shop
tor.Jl wita of Jobbing I. the cantbatar line
at the old stand. Virgin beVrelni, &DM*
geld street sad Cherry.4ll67. Orapispllalted
r titotitostr."to o ,
. • Witzadis titimar.
- ,
iltairass - ACirshitiry a - co;
Practical Slide Roofer,. and Denim In Amex's.
can Mate of nil= voices.. 04144) At
der lauldguile near the Witter liftiro Pitts
burgh,,Ps. .4taidence, 711 Ptkiiiittnek•
daiinuetilln47 attended to. All inn% - Warrant.
sa witer - proot, lispeirthi;dput stlttni
jertbocba. ' , Nathan* far:swam peoride4 the
Obits not siniatedarte. It fa gnaw, ;
oomewikeie ‘botyieoli .tioittlitleld sod
Wood. Yextweek. kotlaaninielt;
_
Fna7Wooll and Straw gime: s
ciYthe Important tradea orPlttdharan-la
-1 Hat l and Cap trade, and, as many of the
country, acerahanta coma to this place to lay In
dtrtkatoelc; we advise all who want anything
thil.Wat and Cap line to call at theca - termite
Lad Clapitouse of Wm. irlarning, - .ito. Ztit
• Wocalittneti.Whera Yon will at all times find
elancudica =martin ent of ill the latest styles
Gana' rine French Felt Ifera; toe Hilt and
Clulldc*llbicla,,Zadlasand*.lases , Hata, trim.
nod and untirmnied, Paltn,leaflists and atm-
Ifira: The Imalanio Nunn= dOne at tufa elk
MAlllaltniatit enables the& to dell anything In
,3011tRIIne at as low yr/aes **any other Jobbing
os aura
absdirni War; asteab 'than Eastern
, ---ExEres,nei.the nerttisait. earner Fourth and
/dirket streete. H4yloa Pan 4t
•
Med itunewear Goods.
Tha Wire of hts. John Wader,
Ttareludit No. Ix Federal inlaid, elle
. 4 lakdaY__ has biteel lately , fitted UP with anew ay.
woraibuitaf waxing and 11121:13ZIOT goods. The
.....illankted been selected, and embraces ail
the', nunidiadies articles . heeded for - gentle;
',llatentgaliNniati, '.ftleige stock of ready-made
;1 0111 hiat, 3 0!tiNTtese,jto., will ale° be fouhd.ln
atonic of furnishlng
7 , ;Seedirtesteatiebeieurposokh Itenwhe - dextrins
It geed' sub At 1014 on
_ ~u~siL. ~z:'.c. .+'S:Car.~u~.~~=::cs~; h-i~.i~,r,r~ -.aii„a.~. ~t=~~'
En
THE k prrTsBuRGH GAZETTE.
GAZEITIL
THE LATEST NEWS'
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
DISIOkIIiniT OP fill liakippetiOp oo
Meeting' of Insane Asylum
Superintendents.
MANAGERS FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS' ASYLUM
Thais forlfferitorioto Services
BRAVES OF UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
The Pittsburgh Postenastership
THE CASE OF JEFF. DAVIS
WASHINGTON, April 25.—A rumor la current
around the Capitol that the Committee on Re
consiniction at their meeting today Puled to
agree upon a report, there being a wide dis
agreement among the members. An effort
will however be made to reconcile conflicting
views.
The superintendents cif the various Insane
Asp!emus of the country are now holding e
conference in Washington; this afternoon they
in a body milled on the President and were
severally Introduced to hire. -
The President has au. roved the jointresola
[ion appointing the f. t owing named persons
titl man ed V age olrsun of th e National .Asylum for Die-_
teer Soldiers, under theprovisions
and conditions at the third section of the act
approved March 23,196 e. • Rlchard J. nte%
of wino* Benj. F. Rutter, of Massachuse Gala tts,
and Frederick Smith, of New Hampshire, of
the Ant` Class, to serve Mx }wean; Lewis It.
Curckel, of Otalo, Jay Cook, of Pennsylvinna,
and P. Joseph Eaterhaus, of the second class,
to serve four years; John H. Martindale of
New York. - HoratioGiStebbenof of California,
and Geo. Walker,-of - Mississippi, of the
third class, to serve two yeara.
The Preindent hats alto approved of the j Mat
resolution that in addition to the Menke hero-,
tolbre directed by joint resolution to. Major
Gen. Georgia- Meade, • Major Gen. Oliver O.
Howard, and to the officers and soldiers of the
Amy of the Potomac ' or . gallant and hereto
valor at Gettysburg,whorepulsed,defeated and
drove back the veteran army of the rebellion,
th e e =d , ;i f of theAmerlean eteu peop vea g, and Co
nnie likewise due, and lire hereby ten.
ar e rdito Hal. Gen. W.'B,llatioeick nor Si. mil.
hint, , meritorious, and conspicuous share In
that great and decisive campaign. •
The payment of tile May interest on the'
gold bearing coupons known as the ilve-twen
tles. will not be anticipated, but will be paid
on the first of May, the peri at which *falls
due. Twenty million three od
Mu:aired. thou.
sand dollars is about the amount tebe paid.
The ,Tar Department has just. orned an or
der relating to the graves of United States
soldiers, as follows : All persons engaged in
the cultivation of lend, who may have the
graves - of United States soldiers located upon
their lands, are hereby forbidden to mutilate
or obliterate the traces of such graves by
plowing, or otherwise to disturb the head
boards, stakes, or fenoes around them. All
officers on duty as Provost Marshals, Post
Commanders or otherwise connected with the
military service, are instructed to sand infor
mation of the locality and condition of such
graves, and of any breach of this order, to the
Quartermaster General.
Humus_ . „Gros April 211.—1 t has been stated
Dist the Preadent has instructed the Attor
ney General of the United States to prepare
for the arraignment of Jeff. Davis before the
United .atates Circuit Court of Virginia, CITi a
'charge „Of high Meucci. - This is a mistake
No such - Instructions have been given, but
there has been frequent tionsaltations with
eminent legal gentlemen affecting Jeff. Davis,
and e
United-States In connection with- the late re.
belline, and looking to their trial.
The Onnaserciaits special says : It Is reported
that the President has formally requested
CliiefJustiee Chase tOtry Jefferson Davis for
treason at the May term of the United States
Circuit Court; at Norfolk, Va.., and that Mr.
;Mara .deellnes.,nitless HitCoriCi s, :by less
. shal restore the power -of ' the
Cou rt. _ .
The Committee on Ways and Means hare
compromised the difilculloles on their Revenue,
bill, and will report today.
Vi ade Hampton; the -.new postmaster at
Pittsburgh, was nominated at the instance of
Senator Cowan. Mr. Von llantiorst had made
himself. dm:tam igarie,.,VV.4.7M*
language about nal
PROPOSED NEW LOAN
English Contribati - ons to Destitute
AMENDED BANKRUPT BILL
The 4poi!giessional
L.
?few Teak, April 15.—The Secretary of the
Treasury 'is consideamig the proposition of
I :putting aGysiner cam...lonn on themarket, as
one ratoldly Metering Mil
-1 gallons. Such has horn the tmocessfal arrange.
'Mont' of our'-fluances, 'and the faith of
.the
American_petrple In the National securi ties,
:that stieb wisata is deemed *arranted and is
h" igng al3"n rV; .n3ot testlnTeriiril. T 1 Se cre t a ryall the.requisite legal, authority, and It isun
derstood to beordy the cusition of expediency
which now claim Ws consideration-
General Howard, to-day, received from 81r
Mort 'Pato andArthdr IL P., the
.Nriglish capitalists, who recently visited this
country: st contribution of afty pounds from
each,' which therrequire to bo applied:for the
.tellef of theflOdittnet and auffedng freedman
of the Sonsthern:Statm. , -
Cot J. ILlidneunin, who hat been on the staff
of General Butler, bar been ordered to visit
Texas to investizsde end report on the man
*cement of the Freedmen's-Bureau there.
Span order from the WarDepaitment today
-A number of claim agentli to Washmston and:
New TorkWaredebarred from:Pr/ohm In the
Department .for Dirndl:dent • practice. The
names of these agents are withheld for pro
denthll reasons,
- - •
The Tribunes special Gam , The amended
bankrupt 'bill Is ready to be reported to the
How whenever art oplictrlcoUty offers. Its
alteration consist in rendering Its
practical execution less cumbersome:and ex.
pensicv It is thought that the changes made
will so far obviate Its diglenities as Le insure
leur age. ,Govertinunit effete rot sale ..the Military
Rallreed in TeX's, ranning from Brazos San
tlaito to 'the Eta Grande. Purchasers will be
required to transport all troops Id Texas at
the same rates -as those charged by the New
York Central._ •
Spool= cot= sase ai his opinion tansy,
that Congress could not take its recede before
the first ol July.
FEARS OF CHOLERA. IN NEW TORE
l'ealiaiong Concerning .iliro
Nsw Tong, April 25.—The Board of Health
has drarrn.tip a proclamation of peril to the
public health, which the Governor has endors
ed and signed. it seta forth in a series of rem.
lutioas that in the Judgment of the Board.
there Is
.great and Imminent peril to the pub
lic health, and provide* for cleansingand dis
infecting the city, and for the removal, treat.
ment and care of those attacked by cholera or
~,,..t.,09,324. 11 ra and genera ll y to enforce
the lawspertain ing to health and to Maur
debts fart purpose. , •
In the examination of Otto - Bundenbinder
today, for the - shipment of nitro-glycerine to
Walls, Fargo &Vo.; Califorhla Excretal, dliked
:11. Noble, the inventor, was called for the do
tense: The proles
of neon are Mst, it is
- a .liquid; second, it It poisonOus; third, i you
set o r e to It It dcea not explodeLfOurtii, if con
gaed. and heated to WO degrees. it explodes;
I= :it ha:4o% e rnee re t atrica of yowl
the ei r e u e n trf the Oil when mixed withsawdust:
ttrieLucian
kt ressiOni
us s t =t !bar mixture witt y =
levothlAte moW.i . • ..
Mr. lecbel , edthat be was the itiveutor
of the practical .adaptation Of nlttcyglyoolloo
to busting pturposito: Nttioitlyooritio Is only
oxidative under • cattalo conditions:as Is the
ease with Many Other , imbstinaces not consid
ered explosive.'- Nitroitlyeerble is not at all
Co InAsonznable sobslsoce4or If are is set to
it, in Coes leat,:eotth lire like .turpentine or
"Mats, but gees out when the • match is with.
drawn. It does' per CIP/MlOhir the mere ILF''
plicatlint of fire. lie use. la' blasting' is" only "
posalble through the patent'fnae. , a. shower
of sparks will not expiale It. The cation
of firs low been tried hundreds of time... It
inquires 3fldegreas of beat is a *dodo apace
before it, 'explode*. ConcusslOn Will not ex.
Pied* it. Ire triad throwing at• front lottailts
of attr a tert Matt would intgadtele. In .I t - i ...
r u lp s e rt= l ,, 1 1
t it' felled :e r re thli — tme
thousand feet did not explode it. We after , '
wards exPlOded it, showing it to be puttlrlittro
risraigiaii.o2:4iiii;saucLiusgikad AS-
M pa z. al." .tibere ate.,
.Glean la
b es; in, To April A ( ifititrul 154Liale -i ,
otzt sod, reports that Dv Liptytto, Oa* 44
Me nialinalrha Volunteere4.to "VA= the
Mh patients .on lbe ,EnSiliwene-tegen
' 111 on Wads) , trarnham end- of . that , tlla'J
on Tt
_away* Wen,: Two doatota .
.anda awl nalatkaete gait ed alth the dug
b= have ntooyeriO. ' ' • .- .
tat 'l 4 ;4 11: .1e%gr j a L ,
the" taw e iv agel lesa"
the - .. t'I ll " f _ ...
" 14041tk 5. !,' a r7 'IC* 'l , lll oeare/M 2 lill
„
it.. , ..Z?2 ,=• ": , *.':•t -I •'•E:' 4 , ,-'•.'..'. -. ' .: .-
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A SYNOPRIS Of ITS PROVISIONS.
Wasarnoros, April 25.—The bill to amend
the Internal Revenue Law, as reported lo-
Miy, provide,' that on and - after the first day
July, IA6O, in Ben of the duties on manu
factured cotter., there shall be paid bt- the
producer or holders upon all cotton produced
within the United Staten, and upon n - litch no
te i Vrrir eX,2‘;lVfSiltri agett3rWalthl
sleety
be slowed as a drawback an amount equal to
the Internal tax, which shell Imi , e been assess
ed and paid upon such articles to their thilished
condluoin and in addition thereto a drawback
or allowance of as many cents per pound upon
the pound of cotton cloth, yarn. cr other ant
clatiMannfactared exeltistrely,to the same ex - -
ImM on raw:cotton.
The bill provides that distillers shall pay
$lOO tax instead of sso, Distiller* of apples,
grapes
turng le a s n s d th p
na L p per t barr llin s
g per r y
m e an , u h fa al c
pay $l O . Brewers to pay *WO Instead of $5O;
these making less than &XI barrelsa year, to
PUS SM.
insurance Agents to pay $lO to x; when the
receipts do not exceed $lOO, he Mien pay $5.
.Lny person who peddles jewelry, otsmiled
Splrita,lermented liquors Or Wines, to pay $5O
license
Freedmen.
Express carriers to pay $lO license.
Builders and eontractors to pay BO instead
of
No., is to be imfoced upon apothecaries,
confectioners, keepers of eating 33041883, or
beepers of hotels, 'lnns or taverns, or tobacco
nists, or retail dealers, except - etail dealers
in.splritous and maltilouors„ when their an
nual- gross receipts on sales, shall not exceed
the sum of 61,000.
On illuminating, lubricating or other miner.
-Si oil, tbepreduct of distillation,
zedtvtllla
;ttott or..rning of crude petrolelltit,bl rents a
gallon, and all coal oils beta - eta the specific
gravity of thirty-five and fit ty degrees [nein
alve, shall bedeented refined illinhusating coal
tllatoil. Such 01l refined and produced by tbe
eosin, as nth/Burnt or /whale, each,
alvirdy,ahall pay a tax of 10 Ceuta .per gallon
onlypprcalucesi. by the Mime materials pent
or other subatances, 10 Cents per gallon.
spirits of turpentine,4o cents a 'gallou; mo-
lasses from sugar cane, 3 cents a gallon; syr
up of:molasses or auger erne Inlet, when re—
moved from the plantation, and
mobilises or ironed°, and cistern bottoms of
sugar produced from sugar eerie, and not
made from sorghum or neither., a tax of ).4 -
of 1 percent , huger above No. 12, and not
above A p o. 18 antics standard In color, a tax of
%tent. per
Innpo4 on sugar above No. IS du
ties standard color 1 ,5 cent.. per pound
On all soap; valued at above Scants a pound,
not parfume and on all salt-water soap made
of eaeconut olka tax of Weenta pound ; o•
o n
salt, neaps, 3o n par pound. On
on salt, a tax of a cents on
roe
pounds, butead
146 cents; on reapers, mowers, scales, brooms
''arid wooden ware; 3 per cent, ad
o the r on
tin ware of all descriptiona, not otherwise
provided for, 6 per cent. ail valorem. Thedu
otsiailroad iron of - 3 d 121.111111111 ton Is continned,
on tubes made of wrought iron, 5 dollars per
to
on copper sine and brass. nails or rivets,
and on shot, sheet. lead and pipes, 5 per cent.
autvabnern.
On articles of elothlog manufactured or_ pro.
dosed for sale by weat - ing, knitting, or
and on bats, bonneta, and hoop skirts, 'bad on
itrOckiamarinthetnred of parts of clothing, or
for trimming and ornamenting the same, and
on articles of Wearing apparel manufactured
or produced for sale from latibt robber, gotta
Dr. taper - or from - fur or fur skins, =el, with' the fog on, five per cent. ad va.
1 orem.
On bootsand' shoes, two per cent. ad valm
rein, to bo paid by ovary parson making, man
ufecturlng or producing for eale, boots and
shoes, or tarnishing the materials or any part
thereof, or employing others to make, manu
facture, or produce from them i provided, that,
any boot or ahoemaker making boots and
shoes to order as custom work only and not
for general malty and when the work does not
exceed annually in value the sum of one
thormand ilollars,• shall ho exempt from the
tnz
On m al es clothmg and on cloves,
tens, mamand other articles of dress for
tae wearof taco, wometiand 'children not oth.
'amain assessed and taxed; one' per cont. a 4 rad
harm to he paid by every person rannutristur-
Lag or producing for sale clothing, gloves.
mittens, InOcraeins, caps and other articles or
'dm., or furnishing the materials or any part
thereof, or employing others to make, menu
facture or produce them; provided , that any
tailor or any maker or gloves, raitternX trocca ,
sins, caps and other articles of dress to order
as custom work only, and pot for generalside,
and - whose_ work does-not exceed annually to
value one thousand debars, ghat' be exempt'
from this tax, and articlos of dross made or
trimmed by milliners or dress makers for the
wear of women sballintso be exempt from this
tax. -
hSSes on limiting tobacco of all kinds,
and imitations thereof, shall tie 2.5 e a pound
instead of .13 on smoking tobacco made at
eltudvely of moms, 10c instead of Ilk, a pound;
on elgarettee or email Mears mane of tobaoco.
enclosed in a wrapper or bundle, and not
over e% Inches in length, Inn market value of
of which tax rechidod is not over Sap per
thousand, a, tax of two dollars per. thousand'
-when this market value is over six dollars and
tot over ten dollen a thousand, tax included'
and On cheroots and Mears known as short.
mges, apil any cigars made with or without
pasted or twisted heade, the market value 'of
which, tax =eluded, not Over tan dothirs.per
thOUSerid, tax of four dollar" per thougand
one all" other alms,- Cherootsandarty cigarette
=44BMM:illy ofacco, or other ant.
statute tberefOr,,to b
ten dollars D of er thousand.• Seediest Se provides that all sales . made bY
brOkor bankers' doing bllSinelld bro.
kern, Whether/nada for the hellcat of Mbar*
Or °niter Own-account, at the rate of live
Mtn ear every thousand dollars And on all
sales SWF- contracts tor: safe of shacks,
borids,logulgar'enchange, gold and silver,
lirmand Min," turcurrent money, Prondetur7
notmatir other 10Curities, tWo- cents for every
hundred dollars-of tac t smt,eutth . salea
op pontruota and (Wai salOs, and. contructa
Erale negoldate g d oli t nd tondo by any person.,
flOraTaitlY Ot t#eir--fia a broker or
;of Any,' at Rarer; Man,
:uneurrent money, Prot '
notes, 'stocks;
pones, or other sec t, itheknot It-Wawa proper.
la Vie lu of 4ve • cents :far-pv*l7
bundreadollsolif 14.,4ipop,zit,PCIPlotireVes•
/4131 F 4 1,A - 1 r . 11 7M- 1 a l ?tql'gre
, ; .7 7 • -
Traver and. Coaveretene...,4 hearing wee
II O e iTo4 i r ge g u i V r e tr tn n or $ tar
4 Y in
by a
Lisele•MetlanOtese, of %Vying talen. against
oneJogeph Taylor. The proneentOr, it ahlp , slawit.
yea r ea=gr a troni the _delen itati vi .. o_
_e4yr
k.
; ieIPV.:I24I:4A. C rAb.4%
- blulyikmerued. -JU - it k4 °
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ADVICES FROM MEXICO.
The Rattle at Mazatlan.
JAVARISTS STRONGER THAN EVER.
Conspiracy Rife in the City of Mexico
ANOTHER IMPERIAL DEFEAT REPORTED
rw Yomr, April Z.—The steamer Moro Cas
tle brings Havana advisee to the Mat. Senor
AJ.monte, Minister from Maximilian to France,
arrived frintallera Cruz.
Advises from the City of Mexico to the 11th,
and Vera Craitc;the 15th, state the battle at
Maranon, between the Liberals and Imperial
.
LIM% area eorduiencod by Cortina,' forces with
in a quarter of a mile of the town. T e fight
ing Instal bath four a. M. WI sin P. IL, the im.
panelists being aided by lannchee w th can
non es far as Cries. The next day ghtirqr
continued. when all the reserve and ovalabi
artillery was ordered out to and the I pees,-
ista, but up to the departure of [Meet
deelelyeresolt had been attained.
Accounts from the whole country a w taut
the Joarists are stronger than ever. ConeW.,
racy le rife in the city of Mexico, and Genei-all
Galear. had been imprisoned. Secret arresta
are made, and the eiti revs disappear myste
riously.
Thelmperialiste claim a victory ' lty Colonel
Sciderignerrnear Como.
General (larch' has taken charge of the War
Deinartment at Mexico.
The Bark William Anthony was found to
have on board a large quantity of war mind-
Mons, and in a box was found apaper . addrea-
Bed to Gen.- CraWibril. It le thought that this
was a trielt, to asperse his. character. Gen.
Escobado him blocimuled the road between
San this and S
It is reported from Smicatras that on the
33th ult. the Imperialists ender Gen. Meals
were de:eated between Haat - mars) and Tri•
basso.
- .
A later report teputffitizathui states that the
imperiallits had . returned to the city with
Small losses. The French claim to have killed
three hundred and arty of the Jnariate, and
wounded a Mill greater nnmber..
The small pox is raging at Ponce. The town
of Praline in suffering severely.
The latest,. advices from Cvloulaloupcatate
thatthe 'cluileva - Is disappearing. The iktor
tality has been ten thousand eight hundred
and six, out or a population of one hundred
and forty.nlne thousand one hundred and
rAAßcisco, April 2.s,—The Patriotic
Means yesterday celebrated the splendid,
victories said to have been achieved over the'
French at Presidio and San Sebastian.
Col. Itoig, who commanded the French at
Presidia, givo an official account of the battle,
in which he Mites that Ids small expeditiona
ry force was attacked by thirty-two hundred
Liberals, who were repulsed after four boors
'hard tighttfig, with &lees of tiro pieces of ar
tillery, three bendied killed, and two hundred
wounded. The Imperial loes was sixteen
killed and sixty-so wounded. The !rape
, rialists, unwilling to remain longer, where
the petrification of hundreds of corpses
Would. breed pestilence, opened the way to
Mazatlan, bringing In all th unded.
A Durango letter dated M a rc h 10th, states
that the French abandoned Chilialina in two
columns, one moving to Monterey, toe other
to San Luis Potosi. Durango is to be gars Leon
ed.by Imperial
l al Mexicans under Mein..
- Victo
.:11.—The last stretch of e
telegraph Cable connecting this island with
the Mein land was safely landed at Ladd Bay,
San Juan island, this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
The signal was found perfect, and direct
communication was had with Portland and
Newmlnster, after which Victoria was con
nected. The announcement was received
amtd.the rear of eannon, ringing of bells, and
cheers of the people. Congratulatory mes
sages were then passed Dorn place to place.
THE AMENDED REVERE BILL.
Radical Reductions and Important
Exemptions.
Ithousand delimit% In other irOrdirthese are tlec
only articles now retained from taxitiqp
, It is provided Unit 1:1/1 wee d the 'SM. of
3.1 y, IMB, the receipts from trans
portingproperry for hire,' strap - he exempt
from Um tax imposed the Benton, but
such exemption shall hp
not aleadpply to any re
celpts of railroads, ferries or bridges, nor to
the transportation of the' malls ofthe United
States, upon contracts made prior to the pas-
Sago of this act.
, The tar: on Express Companies IsAisereaiirsi
' from a to b per cent on thetgross reordpts;
where the gross receipts do not eXeced er.f oo
they areexentpt.
The benloreg, section is amended by adding
the deposits in datiochttiOns or companies,
Imolai as Provident Ltations or S
Slinks, having no capit ti
al stock or doing avin othergs
business than receiving deposits to he - loaned
or invested for the sombenellt of the parties
making such deposits, Withent profit or com
pensation to the assOclationor Oompany,shall
be exempt from tax Or duty, on so much of
their deposits as they have invested in seen.
rates or the United -states, and all deposits
Bees than ...%0 made in the name of one per
on.
The income tax Ic 5 per cent. on excess of
*l,OOO in lien of the former tax;' the deductions
are about the same is undef"the present law.
Stam duty on gaugers measurers and
weignera return., and all nkelpts are stricken
out of sehedule'll, and the following 10 'Wet'
ted in lieu of the same: Receipts foranratim
of money or for paymentnf any debt,:exceed
ing twenty dollars, the amount not being for
satisfaction. of any mortgage or payment or
deafen of any court. orby endorsement on any
stamped abrogation In acknowledgement ..of
its fulfillment for each receipt,.9 cents; prod!.
ded that when more than one Monsters is of.
fered thcesame paper; one eel:tiara stamps
May be affixed thereto representing the whole
amount of the stamp required for such sign
[area.
There is to be one made of tax on playing
cards, namely, dye cents and two cents ;on
resided and preserved meats, vegetables, de.,
according to value, ground wife., or any wea
-1 pound or mixture ground or prepared for
sale as a substitute for Coffee, one cent per
pound, and for each Wand in excess of one
POnnd; provided rant any traction of a pound
shall be consittered as a pound anal be stamped
aecordlngly, ground pepper, cloves, clove
stems, Sc., or any mixture intended to repro•
sent them, one cent per half pound
Sections 5 and 9 of theaet df Maralr hi,
are repealed. The effect of • Zhu Is to remove
the re p al
matches and reduce the tax
on manufacturers tram nix to live per cent.
It removes the tax of one dollar per barrel on
crude petroleum.
passage of thbi aqt, the
followingarticles band produetaahall be ex
mina from Internal tax delay. •
[The articles and protinets herd referred to
will be found on the second Page ortbternoru
turs llasavrml
The above are the prilclpal features of the
hill, which also contains amendments to the
administrative sections and mirgau (Leo the
Internal Revenue Bureau.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDLIGS.
IreArurrorox Crrr, Abel ?A
SENATE.
Mr. Grimes premmied a petition muting Con
gress to enact Stet Aid equal laws for interest
and rate of insurance, wh tch Seas referred to
the Constuittee on Commerce.
Mr. Sherman, from the Comnilttee
printA
culture, reported a resolution to IO,OOD
copies of the communication of the Commit
deeerprot.A on griculture on the wildcat of the rin-
Mr. Sherman said the Committee on Agri
culture had considered the subject of tinders
pest, but had come to no conclusion as to the
best moans of preventing its spread In this
sountry. In England, Parliament enlaced the
seisms: and the slaughter of ail the cattle us
infected districts. 'T6I6 be did not believe
could be done hi this country rimier our form
of Government.... The Committee had done
nothing to preclude It trout fernier action on
the subject; bat it could see nothing better,
Just at present, than to recommend the print
lug of the communication or the Committee
of Agriculture.
The reeoltition was rsdopted.
Dir. Hendrio sta., from tee Committee on Na
vel Affelts, to whom was referred the petition
of fifteen officers and twenty-six seamen for
prise money for captures at Island No.lo, re. I
ported that, the evidence before Mes Commi
ttee was insufficient to establish the claim, and I
asked that the. ,mmlttee be discharged. it
was so ordered.
Mr. Pomeroy introduced a bin togyant lands
to aid to the construction of the lumens and
lieretho Wadley Railroad, and Its extension to
the Red River. This was referrr to the Cam- -
milted on Public Lamm,
Mr. Ramsey called up the bill to authorfxo
the construction of a drawbridge *Cross the ,
Misstra l l i ppa at Quincy, 111.
Mr. enderson opposed the bill, on the
groan that the construction of drnw bridges
would impede the navigation of that tient%
but if a bridge was to be constructed at guns;
or one ought to be conntrueted at Hannibal
also, and he offered an amendment to this ef
fect
Atone a . ..neck the morning hour having ex.
Lured, the bill for the :athattLattlort of Colorado
Mr. MOM •in a speeetttlettned hlapotctoll
- fellafd to the ressomtha of the Mammoths
Lei r alature, asking him too sin.
up0n . 11e n .T.. " 0 " 1111.11% n a
rk ob a. 'n'imad""tl4B
Messrs. Lane, funned, Williams and Cress.
well, spoke favorable to the Madman.
Sleattra Edmund and Johnson Risotto again - al
It.
The ctettate by a vote of N o 1.3 reconsider
ed the rote rejecting th bill.
Mr. Sumner offered an amernbnent, which
wan rejected.
The bill then plt.ed by a rote of 19 toil
Adjourned.
=
Mr. Bout well, of Massachusetts, mtroduocd"
a bill to amend the act further to provide kir
the collection of duties on imports. The bill
only relates to a legal question which is al
ready fore the Judiciary Commttee
Mr. Orth be , of Indiana, Introduced i a Joint res.' olutlon authorizing the sale and transfer of
arms, munitions and vend!. of war, which was
rend twice and referred to the Committee on
Foreign fulhina
31r. Blaltie, of Maine rose to a question of
Brie-liege, and called the attention of tne
house tothe fact that Mr. Conkling had so alt.
4tered the Globe report of the ointroverayJ
which took-place between them yesterday, as
to take out of hie Mon Ming's) remarks the
expression:-as to lam responaitnlity he re or
elsewhere,iin which his allaineaf rejoinder
had twos made. Mr, Blaine announced thla
as a violation of the ilretprinciples of honor,
which should subsist between gentlemen.
Air. Conkluig, of Now York, compared the
reporters' manuscript with the corrections
toad,, by lilm to show that no material altera
tion had-been made. -The time, he said, would
be far distant when be would seek for lace-.
motion or instruction (11361 lir. Maine as to
the conduct which aught - to govern gimtlommi.
A further controversy-took place between
Stmts. Maine and Conkling, during which
mutual impatatisms of cowardice and untruth
fulness weal made.
Mr. Morrill, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported a hill tolevyonall horses,
mules, cattle, sheep, hogs and other - live ant
nods, imported from foreign countries, a duty
of SO per cent ad :Worm- said that the In
ternal Revenue hill which would be
reported
to-da.v, woultl hare to ho acted upon before the
tariff bill and It ems therefore necessary to
report this special bill In advance because
there was now no duty own live animals im
ported, and he understood that the Canadians .
were sending sheep over the border, and hay- .
ing them shorn on this aide, so as to evade
in., duty on wool. Tho MI was considered
and Plumed.
Mr. Darling of New Jersey, introduixd a
bill to amend the act of dune 3d, Mt, in refer
ence to the National Hanka and currency,
which 'was read twice and referred to the
Committee on Banks and Currency.
•
Mr. Wasson, of lowa, offered a moliatiOn,
which was adopted, requesting the President
to communicate to the Mule' say negotta-t
Cone that have been catered into or proposed
to the Rxectitive - Department o knownvern-
MentrelqueUngthe rebel htebt as She
cetterflOan,. - or any ether, rebel . indebtedness.
Mr. I athani, of West. Virgmbi, introduced a•
joint resolution to extend to the COUIRUASS o
Berkluy and Jefferson, in Virginia, the
provisions of the act of Junu Mk, MN,
to restrict the jurisdiction of th e Court Of
Claims and to provide for the payment Of cer
tain demands for Quern:rummers stores and
subsistence supplies furrdelted to the army of
the United States; which was read twice, and
referred to theJudicitery Committee,.
Mr. Randolph offend &resolution whist/twits
adopted, tame:ding the Committee. on Cam
morce to Inquire what legislation is necessary
to prevent sestets iram amolgn partilcartyllig
passengers In au undrlli roportion „to their
ship. acoommodMion, andirlier any calm
precaution should he.Adoptat te , prevent the
• int se roducticmof cholersor other infections &a
smenet' diereses. -
e The Speaker presented a report from the
Com lentos on- Public ittaildings,stating he had
caused to be printed' en two of, the panels.of
the glass roof of the.llatnei the Of,
West Virginia sod Sends: .
TiMilouse proatieded.totheregnior order of
btunness, which-was the; teillmeneT business
of last avening, the bill to Secure Ike steed
cOnstructimetiltheltortherntracille. ati road
nod Telegraphline, the qttesticut beings/limb.
er the report Should bereceived. .
r. Washburn° said that he was assured by
the li Cliairmehaf the Pacific -Railroad Comps
ny; Mr. Price, Matti° would allowample time
ler .dieelissint:of the bill, and en that User
once he withdrew his objection to the recep
tion of the report.
There beingno other obleetieri offered, the.
report was mielved and the bill read twice.
Sdr oh PenturylvaaM, made the
point of order the bill now, as •medilledi
contained an spare !lotion, and must there
fore go to the Committee of the Whole on_the
state of the Union.
The Speaker curerruladthfiPoird.df-order,t's
the ground that the tat now reported pat.
'Tided that no money could be taken ant of.the
Treasury under it without furtherlegislatkm.
..sustainingthis ruling 'hy4tiforenne to • a do
Melon one likapoint made by the Speaker of
the Mouse la .1803.
Mr..Prine Chem addrAseed the 'louse, el
derontlinN the several provillons
otibo.DLIL '
- hr. - iderriU,'„frnn the Committee of Ways
eat* MosluktePOrted a bill to amend tee Ina'
ternalltemenue get:which Was read twice and
referred , to • the, Cortimitlee .ofthe , Whole on
the State of the Chloe, and ordered to be
printed and made the epeeist business totter ,
morrow - week and until disposed of.
Messrs. Weest.Orth, Delano, and Spaulding
Awoke agabigt f •ang itespys. 'Llenderion. and
b it.
Woodburn. in. favor of We - lforthern. relents .
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LATEST FOREIGN lIPTELLIGESCE.
Arrival of ; the City of Boston
MI
AUSTROIERMAIiDIFFICULTY CRITICA
Peabodi's Lettir to Queen Victoria
Razor Ifoot, Aprn W-1:40 P. n.—The ateam.
er City of fioston from loverpool on the MO
via Queonatown on the fidh, has arrived and
anchored oIT We point- liar advlces are one
day latee.,:
The City of ' Boston brings the following
political newel
The Arffitroderman difficulty continues
critical. it Is asserted that Prussia has dect
dedly refused to comply with the Austrian re
quest to Withdraw her order for the
t
A no ettetro r s tlear a g m Peabody to Queen VlC
[orbs, acknowledges Her .Majesty's published
letter apffim - pressea his wannest gratification
and thank a. tie says he will walrus the Queen's
pOrtralt gthemost , precious heirloom he can
leave In the Mad of his birth where together
with the AMeenie letter,ever be regard
ml as initiOnCe of the 'itindir feelings of the
Queen tcritards a citizen of the United States.
The fffir i pir are the etitamereLal advices
from Liv on the afternoon of the 11th
inst.: -
CottonLeales for threedaysb 16,500 bales. in
cluding 4600 bales to speculators port
er'. TnErniarket is verydnll and almostnom
inal; withe decline of Idohd per pound., and
In soma Owes more; Middling Uplands,
The market to-day closed steadier. Manches
ter market heavy and declining.
Ltrisaroor., April It—Cotton sales today
7,000 balea,lneluding 6,0(10 bales to apeenlators
. Market dull, and a decline of
to n e- d I=y. There is a panic In the mar:,
ket.
areadstalfe aetfve and arm. rrovtelon mar
fret dull, ..Consols eloeed at 9faxieB6s‘ (or mon
ey. tT. S. SW's, 71%071X.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER(
'Exploidon of the Johnßaymond.
Crams/ism:, April 25.-.4 Elemphisnlapatch to
the Gcnetta says the steamer John Raymond
exploded her boilers and took fire when near
Island Mo. SO, at tom o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. TX° first engineer was blown overboard
and landiSind firemeneed engineer was badly
sealdW., Six and deck hands were
ukOra or lean injured. After floating five miles
dOwu stream, the fire was extinguished and
the pass eyers rescued by the steamer Tew .
nesse% att taken to Memphis . The Raymond ,
was salti at fifteen thousand dollars. no
damage wlll amount to about two thousand
dollars. - -
fleveim, *de r e a:Ao a:Z./trio—Se were
(lawns; April 841.—The gale which set In on
Monday Continued up to this morning - , and
il
several litasturs have occurred to vessels on
Lake Ontario. The schooner Bantams, belied
Dom WU port. to Chicago with coal, is ashore
near Oak Orchard Cr.
The eeitOoners Monticello And Traveler.
bound Dom French Creek to Detroit Light aro
ashore. arm former at the Devil's Nose, and
the lattagat Thirty !tilt, Point.. Steam Digs
and pampa will be sent to their assistance.
The schooner Raleigh arrived to port this
i mOrnioll Motu Canada, with the loss of a deck
load Of mamber. The aohboner Ceral, from Og
derraburg, Is ashore throe miles below the
Devil , . Proem
Mouth ateleiffenn A.Cliricee—The Melees
a/ flumentonpe.
New toms, April 1113.—The last dates from
Gruulaloupe state that the choleX disap
pearing,. - The official statistioi bihod by
the government show a mortality m this
duiesse Of HOW out of a poptuation of 149.107.
This Is a proportion of 7 9.0 - per cent.
The French Government is about to propose
to the Various governments ot Europe t 1 uni
form patteixtri
aelawri nor Ilroolpajrnaant of Taxes.
Layman-ix, April 2 7 .—Collector Speed took
popettoilcut of the eager establishment of My
ors* for noultsyment of taxis). Myers
went to-Vicksburg two Menthe ago with a
largo on of his stock here. and purchased
v /litho name Unto for Samuel Lowen
,
th -ofgfinellinatL
Elghtite ten distilleries .bare been seised
within the bast three or four days.
Twetta Kora Dental ham Cholera.
Nits ,Tott, April I.l.—The Deputy Health
°Meet reports twelve additional deaths from
choicrairst the hospital ship, and the reception
of Ove...morr patients from the steamer 1111.
2 / 0 1_14 1 M! the number remaining In the
ItIIPPI , IIII4 Wearier at Louisa(Ye.
.terli "3—Evening.—giver rising
With 91getP inches water in the eloot.L The
the
middle nvigable, the Indiae• ascend.' to
thechute. Weather clear.
Nembutals Coal Auction.
Fibs Vozz, Aprllll.—at the Ceranton coal
suction eel° totlay, there was an advance
arJraging 'shoat 25 cents per ton.
CITY AND SUBURBAN
Fount; Agricultural froelaity.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hoard
of Managers of the County Age !cultural Some.
ty was held resterdav forenoon, at J. R. Reed
A Co's., Fifth street. Members present, Messrs.
Jame. Reed, Wm. Oliver, John Young, Jr.,
John McKelvey, James S. Begley, James E.
Parke, and Moses Cheer, Chairman.
to the absence of the Secretary, Jobe F..
Parke, Esq. was chosen Secretary pro Um,
The proceedings of the ,preceding meeting
were read, competed and approved.
The committee appointed to confer with the
MabatierhOf the State Fair, reported progress
and were continued.
The committee appointed to procure !mita
hie rooms for the meetings of the society made
a partial report and were continued.
The me, bill of Scheyer. Esq., for 'macadam')
servlzes, was referred to the Committee 011
Claims and Accounts.
On motion of Mr. Young, it war, received
that the time for holdlpg the fifteenth Annual
Fair of the Association be fixed on the 15th,
lath, 'kith and net days of September, provided
that no went shall be made In the
meantime for olding the State Fair to this
city.
On motion, the Beard a dj ourned to meet on
the last Wednesday in Nay, unless sooner
convened on the eau of the chairman.
Murder to Mayotte County.
on the third of the present month a man
named J. H. Housman, residing at Believer.
non, Fayette (meaty, and an In flatting
sand, loft his house at an early hour in the
morning, and went down to tho river to look
after his boats, He had in his employ a man
named Richard Thairerell, who hoarded with
him, and who had become so intimate oval
Mn. nottSMAII IS to cause bail, in the neigh
borhood. Houseman was never seen alive attar
the 0302111.11 g mentioned , and t was anspted
that Thairwell and Mrs. kienseman had in como
manner made way with him. She alleged that
he was subject to Alta and bed most likely
fallen off one ofhis oat into the riven On
Thesday wonting, ho b wev s er, the dead Lady of
the miming man was found' flouting in the
river and on examination It watt discovered
that he had been killeda ballet having pass
ed entirety through hie hqt4. „Crepe was also
- Vaned attached to the leak ytud rho body had
evidently been hold nnder.hy a- weight, which
Lad been cat off byttie-action of the water.
Theft the .I myeteriotur . dbutWee. was
mi
cleared up , d the murder tto light.
The Corouors lazy found that t o deemed
coma to his death at the hands of Richard
Thairweli and Mary Honataani and they were
arrested and committed to jail tog a:farther
hearing.
Orgaalsaalea goftiothlitre Lomas as
ileewhdrithY.
mooting of returned. Sadler* was held at
Wallaoe's tare= In Beidekler. on McVa y .
evening. for th e..trarpoth-otter=l. sot.
there hearse. t; aph-.lanteat was
railed to.the chair, after, *bath -COM' Poiloth
. stated briefly the object of the Sssague. which
was to- provide for aoldterat widows and or.
phone, to labor for the sanialliatlon of hone
tlea. to bergetaato the ustadatthes binned du.
Mg* the war, and taath honorably discharged
enidlet, procuring 'ezneymetot. The or.
goatiatlon.waa then eons reed by the election
of N. X.Wai, aceretarr,
Beerelatli"- and. It . - Brookrooner, r.
_.thorttheat..addreathe I, Wete - therl.tosluiti by Col_ _
11:3300110e, Esq. On mo.
that the !Mowing'
er,,l
was simantatt 7 - 6 . = 31130licoan
Mew w - .M...L00ker. , moors. J. .13arn_ pie, John-'
Neely. W. a... 11 Wsn....BlU•Nuteb Gray
were an Ethontivethroimlttea The
League will meet every Tuaelar. eYetdog.,
There were some forty.ave r zesant. at the or
gazdaaticm, and the rot/. al Toontathe over
one bandred members. •
The Meuse= illeeihsw,
hisaaa. Entroaal—it is , pmhslPentst goner
allyknown that the new patty I. maturing
its plans of observation. lar th in musty lts
- advent hid de soesleadatellt theaMon of
the genateen a. newly MIA, appointmeata.
_Should the nenate confirm them,then the Nan
Is thkeep
_vast. But 'should It reject
than the gran fidef the rrhddent p a st y I - the thing- outof the UM= Patti' le to
hewn, and this means nothing • more nor tem
thin an ethart, with the alit of every Copper
head and renegade of the vomit= griller to
reak up the and at staid by the Govern
leant in itttaWil
_unfortunately e/evated
the ohlosefit , to hialument position. The (inn.
',scrotal le to be tee organ orthe new party, os
.tenalbly under the management of he Editor,
bet ready under the thumb of a gentleman of
large_pecon pecuniary means,-ono wee on the list of
Vice Presidents of the Johnhon meeting; and
who will supply the financial wends-the out
door work tobe done by N.T. Sawyer, Elva.,
,d Saml. McKeloyi the newlygppeinted hoa r.al. latrare Wale.
Meeting. io Aid or the Freedmen.
An interesting meeting was held IRA even
ing, In the First Presbyterian church, Wood
street, in behalf of the Freedmen's Committee
of the General Assembly of the Old School
Presbyterian Church. Atter singing and
Prayer, Rev. W. D. Howard, D. D., delivered
the Opening address, in which be elated the
object of the meeting,' and nrged the Impor
tance of sustaining the work. lie was follow
ed by Re, Mr. Logan Secretary of the Com
mittee, who gave B brief history of the opera
tions during the year. The Committee was
organized in Jtme, 1/366, but it was
not until October %following that work was
fairly commenced. Re alluded to the many
difficulties encountered in establishingachools
among the freedmen, and to the niecest which
had nevertheless all ended theirefforts. The
begihning was smal the mugood had been
amonsplished, and held Was one of the
mOB2 interesting and important within the
reach of the church. The number of mission
aries and leitehers employed daring the year
wag 20,.0f Whom 18 were ministers, 18 laymen,
and 40 females. Of the ministers, three were
colored. The number of stations occupied
was 24. Pupils enrolled, 3,25 a; average attend
, ante, 2,324: Number of Sabbath Schools 17;
pupils attending the same, 4513. Numberl
of churches Organized, i—membership,
Baptisms, 103,-. marriages, 90. Tha amount of
money contributed by the freed people in aid
of the schoobi and churches was 11,5 M 55. The
total receipts from all sources, in aid of the
Committee, up to April Ist, were 79.
The total expenditures were a unction over
m. The ladles connected with a number of
the Presbyterian churches had contributed
during o i l. e he year, over tes 114eed t) , o w worth of clothing,
etc that of co ministers miZsters annacheneed was
who
could accomplish much more gcod, according
to their opportunities, than white tesehent
The greAt duty of the church was to educate
colored men and women, and qualify, them
for the enlightenment and evangelization Of
their race, and to help them .to build
And organize churches of their own.
iTwenty thousand teachers could toslay find
employment among the treed pecTle, one mil
lionZif whom were htufgeting and thirsting
niter knowledge. The statistics in the-posses
:Oen of the Freedmen's Bureau st.Waehington
showed that 90,000,intpils wore already In the
colored schools of :the - Sottli. Hew vast tha
resomusibilltyAtewresting neon the'Chdstiarn
church I Let the Presbyterians:4f the North
awake to a sense of duty, and enter at once
upon 'the work of enlightening these down
trodden masses, and bringing them to a know
ledge of their duties to their fellow-men an.
to their God !
Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Columbus, Ohio,
introduced and delivered a very earnest and
which the audience
fate address,
the doxology log and were dig
missed with the benediction by Dr. Howard.
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Atuusementa.
•
PITTOBIIROR TRZATXR.—Edwin Adams met
with a f ood reception last evening as ,Enoch
We never saw the character played
better, and have no desire to. Mr. Mama de
picts in a truly mania' manner all thole &in
dicting emotions with which it atm:kids, and
his delineation was warmly applauded 'many
times during the rendition Of the play. To.
night he appears by request in hls great per
sonation of "The atigeunot." "The Specter
Bib:Legroom" will be the concluding piece.
OPERA 1101.5N—WO cannot rilrtoo highly
of Mr. Dillon , . personation" Bing , Lear '•
last night on the occasion Gila.. Little 's bene
tit The house was literally jammed. The
audience manifested their appreciation of Mr.
Dillonis fine personation by frequent hems of
applause. The beneficiary, who appeared in
the character of Edgar, Finals° wellretielved,
and played his diMcalt part quite well. To
night Mr. Dillon takes his farewell benedt, and
will appeat as " Shylook." We may anticipate
an overilowmg house. " Don Dieser De Ba
zar will conclude the entertainment
Tux CALIFORNIA liintarazts are drawing fine
houses at lIINNODIC trail, and their entertain.
ment merits the flattering patronage they re.
calve.
money Changer lo Trouble.
A German butcher in he market yesterd
received a si b lver ut half-do t llar from a cuatemer, ay
and while examining the retie of bygone days
with feelings of astonishment and oomplacent
satisfaction, a Hibernian named McGovern
stepped up to
formh and offered hi bauble-
In currency the glittering he
German, vaguely u ferataying" Pat's proposi
tion, handed him the piece, whereupon the lat
ter pocketed it and gave Mynboer the amount
in currency. Tho latter demanded Ole silver
piece back, but Pat refused, alleging that It
was a fair bargain. The German then had Mc-
Govern arrested and brought before the Mayor,
who, after hearing both sides, decided in
furor of the German, and fined McGovern SS.
The latter who had been indulging somewhat
In liquor, was unable to see the Justice of the
Mayor's decision, and refused to "fork over'
the tine, in addition to the fifty cents. lie was
amordingly sent to hail for five days.
Petrole ing um Refiners' Aasoeta 'lon.
A meet ot this awl held es
terday at the Board of Trade Association
Rooms, Ma y jor
Wm. Frew to the chair.'
James teConnot, Esq., from the Committee
to confer with the A ll egheny Valley Railroad
Company in regard to procuring better facil I
terWft.imi.r.eft.it=r--M-elleter-Iliwilinfs Mat
ro ad,ro reported that the company had agreed
exted requisite dainties provided
that the shippers would give one da_yd notice
in writing to the huperthtendont, Mr. Mack
stone. The report mut accepted.
On motion rapt. B. W. Morgan was appoin
ted a Committee to rotifer with the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, and request them to
furnish shippers with bills of lading more
promptly than they have been In the habit of
A noir transacting some business of minor
Importunes the Association adjourned.
District Court.
Wentotanay, Aprll 25.—.11efore Judge Wil
liams.
The case of the borough of Manchester vs.
Wrn. Robinson, Jr., was brought to a close, in
accordanco with the instructions of the Court,
the jury found a verdict for the plaintiffa for
$1,.79, subject to the decision of the Court on
the questions of law reserved.
The next case taken op wasat of Patrick
Martin vs. Charles 11. Leech. T his is an action
to recover the value of certain property levied
upon
Jr.,
defendant as She goods of Peter Mar
tin, Jr., but which were Claimed by
cousinintar in the present case he being a of
Peter, Jr. ?desert, McClowry Mes srs.. etrtaan
for the plaintiff. and M a fall
r a ut P r R i i ! ;11 or defendant. On trial.
Assault Mi.—Alderman Btraineyeaterday held
a bearing upon a charge ot.assault and battery
preferred by Thomas Robinson. a termer of
Marshall township, against Thontas Kimber
lin and a man named Hercheureether. The
defendants are butchers, doing business In the
Allegheny market, and got Into& quarrel with
tne presecrutor about come sheep at the Alle
gheny drove yards. They were held to an
swer.
Sarah Stewart made an information before
the same Alderman yeaterdaY, charging Marc)
ltobb with committitut an assault upon her by
• striking her with both hands. A warrant was
'issued for Mary's arrest.
A warrant was burned by Alderman strain
yesterday for the arrest of Jeremiah Brice
land, whom John Gallagher charges with Earl.
king him in the face and head.
- -
Tie Case ofJes. ipenees.—The Individual
whose name heads this paragraph, who
made himself so conspicuorm in inciting
the bruising . match. at the " Head,.
of which ho is proprietor.-aalled upon yes
tarday.and demanded a " correction," alleging
that he was not arrested as a party to that af
fray, as we stated in our amonut. We have
only to say that Mr. Spencer was ender arrest,
although not taken into custody, he haying
managed to slip away after the hearing. More.
over, an information has shioe been made
agamtit him for keeping' a disorderly house,
withal may have the effec tempo ridging ,To.
seph's boasted liberty for aary period.
- • •
Eaborbitant Chaise. A back-driver
named Jnmm Archibald, wee wrested yeeter
dayhag at the instance of a traveler, whom he
charged the exborbit depote of 13 for
driving him from the 'Unionto the Alle
gheny river. The Mayor lined him $5 snd
compelled him to refund the fent Served
him right. Stall railroad Damage:ea who are
thus imaged upon by oitortionate haek-dri.
ems would avail themselves .ot the. remedy
the lavr affordsore imagine th e latter world
realise the amth
moreth that , scorimption wins not
re thir st hodestyp and cease their tricks on
trere.
ill tie WtsersasitA4zoetrolt E. Robin
son,Eacc., has taken . of the local col
's:Emus of tho dlleadusur Jae used to be
"good co an a.m.' , and we imbpote he lost
Acme of ills mint Willie - the. serried of his
oihntig. We may , tauderote expixd - that be
Will owske up" is Money dell and on,
Sdidmincocr ltilbealtr AssoseimwouL....; -
. The pnblin inianne,nMlow in cum columns*.
few gays ago, will bonsla.mis evening, in
nom ot Ms sherry Lamm- Anconction.
tbe
sadromiss. will - be. deihrsren bk Dr. Howard,
Roraosenk.S. Nue* mut Inicilium other*. Tim
.Ilciendt GUM institutions= earatAus invited
.to boa proem,
. , „
..M . .r.leam As lleamettlos.—Eliam /11.11
buitAttled A volt - Wore Alderman
gtTatir"' tilitXocar, who:malts charges
with a 4tAlon tmderwprombis of marrlage.
The roneoutos elgb=s t Aza. and
both p uttee' ade ln V p. A
wanantwas lastrodltor llbootrA meet.
In a Cancan - Condalen.—Jcilui Boyle,
who was shot by John awaken to the affray In
Southritti rgel l itlO gl i f day
err tM
tepOrted his every
Wts lannted.—Atthon is to
the a
advertisement anderati directed this caption in
another column.
_ozraziri
• ',Nit 10 , 14 t1;1.,1 31 lir e .,4, ru.
• ?al sad ma pletatelaljW Or Beaukuire, slt
laza ou the upleatle.ll•rn nor th •Ilegneuy
Ci. au tee
It BLUM= flaaoas wolop
totelect liarlal Lognaisetet gae &Mainland
sot'. oboe. at the a • [le Deeds. Peephe
old all oilier troakketa attended to at tke uts•
•ud usages strode.
Warebouse qt tbo •041: corner of letleila
any
re and ereueier,
DROWNED
31n. WARD WK. WAS DitowN.
4 v bfi tWawllb. 4l , l ll b artr,?..rlP•
bevz*". a ran i T ig icit tA T mronaturn
1445. x
war
ine li ri,tktorL
ve......b”.... • • • . "4 "'Amu
CACCIA U 11.7.
% flOr
CITY ITEMS
Fever mod Ague Essingut•hed
Martyrs to Intermittent Fever, a word wtth
you. The responsibility for your mirroring
recta upon yonrselves. Just as surely ne you
shake today, or will shake tomorrow*, Hostet
ter's celebrated Sten:itch Bitters will extin
gulch the disease under which you labor. Had
You taken this genial tonic as a preventive
you would have no need of it as* mire, for it
residers the system impervious to all mia_a
matte fevers. But since you neglected the
precaution, rid yourselves without delay of
the complaint by resorting to the only relia
ble remedy. Break the chills with licatettor's
Bitters, and they will retnrn no mot./ This ,
lathe experience of thousands, and it will be
yours. Quinine Is a slow means of relief; It to
nauseous to the last degree; it Is more dan
gerous than the malady Itself; en many cases
it utterly fails. How different Is the effect of
the bitters. Their curative action Is rapid ;
they are agreeable to the palate ; they are not
only entirely harmless, but tend inevitably to
strengthen the constitution and prolong life;
they never hove failed, and it is confidently as
sumed that they never, ran fiill In any case of
Fever and Agne, however inveterate In its
character. To be without Hostetter's Bitters
in any region infested with Intermittent or
Remittent Fever 131 simply to reject safety and
court disease.
Hostetter.. Waters
re .Old whOltiaale and retail at very low rates
lt Drug and Pateid htedlotn'e Depot,
NO-81 Market street. corner of the Diamond
atki Market. near fourth street.
PLIJMBEBB,
BAILEY, FALEIRIELL & CO.,
MAlitl7==j=s,ol ,
PritentLeati Pipe.
Have constantly on band and made to order
LEAD PIPE AND SH4ET LED
or ALL DESCHIPTIONs
Warehouse,'%o. 167 Smithfield Street.
.pm
WOOD PtlO - P - ;
=I
ritADIN IPUIMLIPS,
mcirrizt.4sLivrras.
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
LEAD PIPE,
BATH TUBS SINKS, WATER CLOSETS
WASH BASINS, WASH STANDS,
Myth - tunlit.. Itttins.
Braes Work all kind.; Block lad Pipe, a s Linda
tonntedni; "II kinds of Um end fe...her Ho.;
tuwe Pipe, 0 0 m:dings: (he Pipe and PLltured. °tell
denlitILMUS • kept ennetantly on band at
Addy, Williams 6: Bartley's
CURNICH nI2TH AND eikIITUFIELL,
PIrINIFIURbiIi, PA
C!IEM
BEA RA STBEL'T, MABOHESTBB,
ti Err 11.0 YOST orrios
tN. 11.•-41.11Nn=fizaM2141...,:g.trzupg.:.7. •
itantemiovrEm
T. T. NWTHEI ....... ....... WIC 1.0:90[1014,
pLumenvG, GAN AND
11S.V2014kild 31PIrms.rI2TC31-,
HYDRANTS. IRON PUMPS.
SHEET LfiLi...p ,
SHEET ZlNt e,
KAU
" NL LK If AtUNN,
WATER CLOSETS AND W4SIISI ANDS,
E w•axx s co.,
IltoWeston to Addy & &treat.)
I.l:l7teod N. 165 1..
WY. LO NODZII
STEAM FITTING,
Phseabing and Gas Fitting.
FORCE PUMPS, FOR ENGINEERS.
IRON PIPE & BRASS WORE,
Or ALL DIFACIOrrIOIII.
a al cic...
boteutor to Addy • Ramis, )
IDS Wood Bt.. Pittsburgh. Pa
GAS FITTING,
PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING.
&MOHR BELLS,
Portable and Cigar Lighters,
E wwirs tr co..
(Sueteasors to Add/ a zwewo
tala7oo4 No. NIS Wood at.. 1.1
-
plEsil FISH!
DAILY ARRIVALS OF
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
AT No. 45 DIAMOND MARKET, PITTRIIIIROH.
We twits the •WerlaiOn Of the public., and request
them to else us a all, so We are prepared to sell al/
kind* of .Freah Fish as low so sAy Is the trade.
W .4 l o lele i r a le sod retail ealitztatztarstittiviread.
31CA
•
JAMES M. RALPH,
LMICCUMXTMICIT,
fIorteXPLICIT and
CA for AU klndo of Bollolnoc, on: .oportn
'.l
_fo rm e AU
yocoet
1121bInan otnea. ALLEUEIENT CITY. tube'
.'
00
'Bl ll ll. Raspberry. '" . Str i a l atrry. Lemon, Ciluier and a Ve Pe .
tali& Hyrum 1 dor. It came; a very superior anima,
made r
ream boot quality crushed sufar. now °tiered
fo este by RICY74Mr. & ISM'S.
OM Moo. =and= Wood etreit.
A APILE/Pr Ule
inurueaw ere
11.6
to az . L ,- r al .Lt d coke.. packed
WCYMIN
Wood at,
.134 sad b ches to arrive
.All."Als—.forealatry
IToa 121 8 . 911ER =
w a .4 l3ll . os tri ,
et.
BtragliMll 1111nin 101 11trorRallrjaLEOIIPS
1017 E."'"4 tr. iiieLLIN.S.
FEATHERS-10 sacks now land
ts. from steamer stmleziov e l. a
c.
PAGS-41bates now lanfitng trona
...steamer Sfeyseager !by sale DY
IVO ISAIAH DICKEY a CO.
OSACK---50 biindies no w
tif
lawling front steamer Muyeager nry salt by
- ISAIAH INCEST d CO.
TALLOW" OLL7-10 bble. now
winos /row .teimerneumger for solo by
, . UAW% DICKEY i CO
EASTER - - EGGS--74 bbla. fresh
Zig' It° aaY ImlbbY
L. H. VOIOT a CO,
SEED- BARLEY-40d bus. Clean
15"4,A7 rw.l k i tra ARM. 1318etond
EINENT-400 , bbh. of ttie best
questyrce wale • HENRY H. CoLLINS.
O LASTICR-14 1 .0 - 'bids: 'Calcined
nineekeieteni OOLLGNH.
PLAMEEL.-.loofor
o:tn is.
zans.
an
,r.347M,...reziti"1.:4-irk•
THE Wbt;ELY GAZErrig..
TWO EDITIONS ISSUED,
ON WEDNESDAY - AND SAT'ITA.DAF
Tb.e.sit,,,, Is Inrwamlect wist
o rd wIA rearqr the r L.l
Ocri:brs soonest as t h e men run.
rtn..w s
SINGLE COPIES, PER YEAR..
CLUBS OF FIVE
CLUBS OF TEN AND UPWARDS.
CENTS
BOOTS AND SHOES
STAND !mon UNDER!
ALL Til E EL 1.:6 INT
SP - Ft 1N (4 (_4()O.D:-
Great Sheriff'
IMIMITIM
30 CENTS ON FIE Dualar
Lasting Heel Gaiters for sl,
I=l
IMITEREs'rEv4.:
ASTON :
Go at once to the PeopW "taco
3/111.1(1.'
CONCHRT HALL SLUE poitg.
N 0. 60 Fifth St-
OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE
CLO.CIi 81
CT-80-Z.l.3a'
FOR LADIES
sACQIUEN FOR
UN HAND AND MADE P•IZDZIL
I=ll
Cloakings, Black Silks,
CROCHET SETS FOh CLO,IKS,
CI qa 1-3 it .) at €4,
'Ube 1 , 4,1 ,1, ~ !t, - nt In the ,t,
Basques. I ossacks and Sacques,
Mad, to order and a PERI El,I FEE {VA RI:ANTED
A complri. I ,, ,Pltment of lAmMMERL, thr Lc.
, 111 ha , at 1.1,
NEW CLOAk HOUSE,
Ao. 49 Fifth Mreet
Opposite the Old Theatre
.Rts:
LIGHTNING RODS
pITTS BURG H
UGHTNINIi ROD Vi ORlis
LOCKHART & CO.,
I=
I.ight~ill ,~
DWQ UESN IV Ai '6
Below Hand St. Bridge, Pittsinagb.
rrofeasor dOSF.I . II HENRI.`rn tarY ,`f the
Smithsonian I natant.,ll-1.1) tp.l a. of the
most scientific men of thin aro. ..an, I 1•• damage Can
roaor to a bulidin, pro, b‘ “Chtithig
rod, boo veer inane oltichneat , mat In., urn,. It. A
good rod. by Its pow,for indu. ti on din.lnianet. the
Intensity of the lower pan otn dn.l an ..1 tlierefor••
discharge takes place from (:on.tby
eaitme whale, r, nr•-n •t,dl irnar a gleen
Ms/slice around the r.l and 1rn...•m11,11 11/ Iv/ X/ •
oust) lo the earth.
We cell apccial alt. ill b, -ppm-
I Tutular Lightning Hod. will, .igral Ft an,fer This
rod has received the First Premium nt the State
fair, of New York. 1 . ..hr.:y:11,1a. -I Illinois,
Indiana. Oblo and Comiectieb.. aml .1 P abegml
Fate, Maryland Americo: icOltute 01
Sew York, Meet...lca' Institut, nand, and
at very many County and ,• Fa,: 1 acc•
lions of the country. It has tp , •nanereasfel In every
contest. and be, been • , enat,r. a led oy the most
Intelligent people whert err In le—lo . ed.
It le a well estohlblied , Irothle fact that copper
pi.S.Sell eight time. the coudectmg power of iron,
and an Prof.... or learoma h .dd that only the ear
love or a onductor I. used by eleelriclty Then,
Munson's roil, possessing a ' , imam, Iwo-end-a hall
times greater than tit Iron rod. it Yellow, that It Is
ellhal to twenty iron rod, ober. In thelr Lett condi
Lion. Iron soon rh.t a, and the-elle lore, its toeffil
seas, while copper all: not t. •no atroxya retains
1,4 Dower of con uction. The ru. to bo'.• , spira, shape
of Munson's rod gives the c- sac, strength at the
.manes. penal ale••• Make, It ceperior to a
aolld copper roll three tutor, il mrcurnotrence. The
manner of connecting the Dints is suet that Pcrbml
continuity Is fonned from one cod to the other, and
this rod will remain a gout proter•lon against the
disaatera by lightning as lung au the building en
dures upon which II In erectud.
MEM
To now the estlmale In which this rod to held by
nets selentlae persons. and others ; who have ex
illnil2l.4 In, we append a Fr, of th' many 'adorn
ments It has need ved:
From Dr. B. D. ihtek.ll,l, f et/Meor t./ Cheotterrp •
Philadelphia.—••\alhtng can be hasardeu lu aa7 iag
that Alanson'e Is the 1. st to.] Imfore the pot] it.
Pram Prof. tiro - rm. whey. Stare Gra1..7,1..rt.
•'I do not hesitate to mantneun Mons °a a rod to nil
mho with a ;mercer ptotmaiou fr..m acettirnts by
lightning. •• •
From Me tate narefr. Pre, IV Kenyon
~ I teye.—. • l do not I.now c.v.,. in2de
to combine too, t.I rf , it3l;l, or protection
against lightning. It will errio.:r lr g, tote general
u.c."
F r o m er,f. I I
~ttrag. Lately upotoo %, Chetlr of
Natural Seiene,V.V. W.- •Ihrtntena bra+ccrlliV.—"l
regard It •uperlor on., and rt eoam end
It to the publie. • •
From I.llants 'When
the bulldlag le prolt-elvd • Cooper t..—•L
Rod. to per cent . o ht' !
I, I, deduct... front the
premium note. No rednetlon for Iron rod,.•
Prom lfrnohr..n. Prrsldrnt
geate inauranee P0.. -••1r to rule of tat, company
to charge less oyelnlnna oto hondlngt p-otectud try
the Munson Hod. I would oot conulder the lire. of
111!
nee. family xnfo without one .i 1 the rod, on my reel
de••
inn. the _Yew Pork Tribune.— • Vow '
el, e
dantly cheap, nod we ottouid }mire "reryetticlen nt t
lietthing rod.•
From the etdrimmito (Trnn Jelferrontan.— • l3
einutrUcted upon the clout approved dentine prin
ciples, and evcry borne dieuld have: one upon It. :'
Prom Sceractey .f Fruit.* Board of Edo
"iticg convinced alter the pal thal ..e.o.ructltfin of
tho ochool todidlug by lightulog, that•
Irma
rod attached thereon are Iwontlelent. our Board 4
hare directed that Ittuneon • Coppor 144 be put op
forthwith. ••
Wholmode dealers supptled arlth Iron or Copper
/4048•1 lowest rate,. lnir Copper Hod, aro oory
poputor among elm people. sod pedmers rind
them conveniently carried and rashly put up LAU'
loop Itorts are of the most approved Lind.
Orders for the erection at rod> on truildlues In tbls
vjemll7 tansy he sent through rho mall , vr tat oar
°Rice.
LOCKHART A-- CO.,
Marianna Way, :al door b.:!u+* Hand itreut Ihtdva,
apl4:aldeaddityri, YITTL'BURGfi,
FOR SALE
. _ .
FAR FOR SALE--finown as the
Pt. Clair Farm, unntolnlog 170 atren., shoat
woof which art cleared; equal., In foal., county,
4 Milos from the County Seat. The Ont., ...emelt..
L E All oro " 2 4 / I p L rltTif
7 loot vein of goo.. Cool no the form;alto, a . flat
AIM Pont. Turms conj.. loquIr• of
J. T. I toLAI'OIILIN En CO.,
.o. 31sb Liberty ttreet. L'lttsborgh t
Or of PHIELIkt, In the tklotty. ap-3:11tol
9 aln !rig
Items. situate in tn. Clair township, W.l.c
The moreland count Y. two CO) WM , how Now k lureocci
tor n FRAILE: ELL
71%7ViT
ce frodat. by . X deep,
containing floc rooms and a good tenor. Alta. a
Food Prune Barn and a yonno orchard containing
, cholcc t • con. in f u„ V ' MicyaGllLlN Co,
No. :15i5L1loctty ort. eltishdrglo,
Or of MATTILEWS, on ttic prontsta.
apZliond
Izigot rh:l
VOW 1% STORE AND FOR SALE,
Door toady Pearls Blow roUtatoes,
In In boners;
5 do tro rota
no OW.. Buckeye " Cc top,
800 bush. Prince do •
BO '
'L. IL I:filar a w.
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