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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY GAZETTE WBUsiieu ht PENNIMAN, REED & 00., So. M Tlrjn Btbut. pittbuuboc. rIR TKA.IL bt ! 1-BB Wgffi, BEKVKU iir j-ABnVW » a .°9- I’ittsbmglt feftfc. THURSDAY; MAY SI, 1800. OUR CANDIDATES. The Allegheny County Convents assembled on Tuesday lost was composed of thoughtful, loyal men. T* e resolutions expressing the political cr** 1 °f the party are toned in the trno »jdritof patriotism and forbearance. E*«i7 patriotic citizen of the coonty camv'* fail endorsing them. The candidates *onunated are inen of ster ling worth an*? Integrity, eminently deserv ing of the «nflriigo of the loyal masses. Wo have the ttfcketat the head ot our second and a brief Kriow of the so cinjand political record or the individnal candidates will not bo out of place For the office of Sheriff; a very impor taut one, Samuel B. Cluley lias been nominated. He was born in Philadelphia m 1828, bm at a very early age came to this city and mado It his home. Ho learned the carpenter trade, which he successfully followed for a number of years. Possess., ing a naturally gifted mind, he abandoned the trade and became one of the reportorial corps of the Pittsburgh Dwpateh. His connection with that Journal was of the most pleasing and satisfactory nature, and the warm manner in which our neighbor advocated his nomination may lw at tributed to old associations. In 18T>7 be was Cbosemby SboriffßoDv Pattehson as Ids ■Depatjy which position lie held up to the close of that official's term or office. Sher iff Patteiison was succeeded in office by James L. Graham, who reappointed Mr Clulet as Deputy. In 1860, Sheriff Gra ham was succeeded in office by the lament ed Harry Woods, who, upon assuming bis duties, retained Mr. Cluley as Deputy In August, 1863, Sheriff Woods was sum. moned to eternity, and the eommunity strongly urged upon Governor Curtis the appointment or Mr. Cluley to fill the va cancy tlms occasioned. He consented to accept the office for Ulf um , x piled term, three months, and permitted the widow of his predecessor to draw the emoluments accruing from the office At the expiration or his brief term, the present • incumbent, John H. Stewart tv the people his sucees -B**A*W«%«Mi»iice to Office he aclcnowl. edsedJK “Willy *>f Mr. Cluley by eon ferring upon him the office of Deputy Sher iffi which Dositlon lie has lionorably and .. faitlifoliy tilled up to the present time. Mr. Cluley is a pleasant, affable gentle, man, a firm advocate of human "liberty, and a faithful, trnstworthy menilicr of the Union Bepublican party. He is immensely popu lar with the voters of the county, and no better man could have been selected to lead the ticket The public interest demands that be be elected to an office in which be has bad snob ripe experience. F«r Clerk- of the Courts, also an impor tant office, the Convention wisely conferred the nomination upon an empty-sleeve pnt riot, Jou.s G. Brown, Hampton township, into of Company II 1 Odd p„ Volunteers. Mr. B. was a brave and gallant soldier, and received the wound which renders him incajialdo or performing manual ialsir :il the Hattie of Seven I'incs. He is a gentle man or good bUßim-ss qnalillcalions and scholastic attainments. He won for liiui -> self an enviable reputation as a clerk in Provost Marshal Aster’s office of this district. He is a plain, unassuming gentle man, and numbers a host of friends. His nomination conclusively proves that Un patriotic masses arc willing to recognize the claims of a wounded soldier upon their gratitude, and to acknowledge in a sub stantial manner ihe services rendered oor flog In the hour of trial. Udou Alexander llu.amis was conferred the nomination of Clerk of the Orplians' Court. Mr. H. i B a thorough gentleman, and in every resfiet-l worthy of the nomination. It was given hint as are cognition of his unfaltering devotion to the principles of the party. If elected he will make oiutttcntiTe and cfficicni officer. There is not a more popular Diun upon the ticket than Mr. Hllands, and he win poll a very heavy vote. Henry Snively is the candidate for Recorder. He is a gentleman ‘ thor oughly experienced in business matters, and no wiser selection could have been made. At present he is employed as chief clerk in the Coonty Controller’s office. Hg is a trno patriot, and has ever been a work, ing member of the party which places him in the field as a candidate. Joseph H. Okay, of Plum township, late private in the 105th Pennsylvania Yol untoers, has been nominated /or Register. This brave gentleman enlisted in 1881, and served with honor. and distinction until wounded at the battle of Fair Oaks, in 1803. Ho was shot in the leg and render ed a cripple for life. Mr. Gbay is a gentle- Buu >; endowed with superior business tal ent and is n ripe scholar. He will make an energetic and capable officer. For Commissioner Gboboe Jlamii,. toh, has been nominated. We 4fc<e| . that Mr. Hamilton. is too well known throughout the county to need any word of commendation from us. Ho is a firm, un flinching Republican, and worthy of the suffrage of every loyal voter. John. F. Dravo, Mifllin township, has been nominated for Director ol the Poor. The Convention, in selecting Mr. Dravo for this office, took into consideration his goodness of heart and humane, Christian character. If elected, the charitable com. mttnity may rest assured that the duties of the office will not be neglected. He is a staunch, reliable Union Republican. Perhaps the most Important object to the people is to secure intelligent apd trust worthy representatives in tho Assembly , They should be experienced, shrewd men men who fear not doing their duty and ■ whose integrity is unimpeachable. Buck have beon placed in nomination, and we doubt whether better citizons couid.be fbund In the county. Messrs. Geoboe Wilson, of Ktt township; Georoe Y. Me- Kee, North. Fayette township; William Pkteb, Ross township; R. a. Colville, city; Samuel Chai>wick, Collins township, and John P. Glass, city, aro the candi dates. Col. John P. Glass has already sorved three' consecutive terms in tho House of Representatives, and being nomi. nated for tho fsurth, speaks volnmesfflis fitter." He'b abundantly qualified to tip. resent our interests, while his integrity and honesty of purpose is ahovo suspicion. Ho 1b a-great favorite withhis constituents and will poll a heavy TOIoF-Mis political rec ord is clear and unblemished, : The name of Hon. Georoe Wilson is too fimUhir with our citizens to require any biographical sketch from - üb. He has al ways been recognized u* one of tbo most activo sntl rcUablc memtiers ol the Union party. 'He served with’ honor for a. nnm. beriof ■; :oxi: Itai’bdth' bnutches of tbe ffISK “ -tfco- fepresejo^tiVp mm' re executive abilities, aud the FOUR rvr'l r\r*is duties of that office i„ „ manner cal. ulaled hO V R O CLOCK, A.M. U> win the approbation and esteem of the ! mTm T A rrvrir .IL. _____ public He will make a model Heprescnla ; THE LATEST NEWS Samuel Chaowk-e is also well and fa- f BY TELEGRAPH vorably known to the public. In tltc fall j * ' of 1839 he was nominated and elected by I DK*Til CDYDDII 11.9 Republican party to the Legislature, I 1 " GEAERAL SCOTT. and served one term with much honor to ' lumself and credit to his constituents. He ! #«!•« from Adjutant (.eiifral's Office has long been identified with the principles I of the party, and by no means will he prove DFFirFBC ncr.n to T „ the weakest man upon the ticket. I OFF C£RS OErA| LED TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL, R- A. Colville represented this roun ! ... ty in the Legislature in lt<G4. He 1 May ~ ri " ! fo,,mvi »P onion proved a trustworthy and reliable member, ! ..r T . r . , and as he has labored hard and earnestly I rm i.,,,,,; voAVi.-s ( for the party, i. is hut mete and just that a j T" '' tiheral support l>e given Itim. tlie i-.'nenil-iu-i in.-i annume-' or William Petek is a fair representative I 7!™* •‘•“"u »' «•<•"' ''""u, s™ i ort of the German element. He is a butcher tairuTr'!! 'iT”" by occupatton, and an honest, fair-dealing, tu-l.i u^htomy V""'"'? 1 . " rastworthy gentleman, possessing sound ‘ thinking abilities, and will make one ve,,,.,-atr.t of our shrewdest Legislators. He has al- ! ft 1 .! 1 ;W ™\h“ .V “AT ways been a strong advocate of Repul.li- 1 'of Merit, won rAna"' 1 ; ” principles, and if elected it will I* : C A“'‘ J " V B C ,r,"i„ ‘-"era' adveut into office. He is a Hem,an j »Prln« of Is.F.S'Kttm A',"; I good English education, and will : t-‘oiiinrnn.ier-ink:hr o if I ' , .V aTmT'o!’ makc a very efficient legislator. ' XJSJTSSiX of U *“ ? t«5 UEOUOEY. McKee, of Non,, Kayette : WKMTJ township, was a member of the las, Assent- , yf Idy- He served his constituents both fully. 1 iST and in rel urn Inis again Iweu placed in noui ; AAs'e.' 'V "• "Is itie.'""!«ng"' 1 nation. He is an upright gentleman, and | y the “g't'S tf honesty of purpose, devotion |iri „ei. j J&TSSSffi: "'T pie, or attention to duties, go t„ make up a ! fV,*:, 1 " lh< ' reward « nstl,,,,Vim ane' Iterfcct Legislator, Mr. McKee can justly taSS m'ilfn* ' tbe title ' b » i oninory will never r»d„ trotu ti". m,,?,|s A> Thus, as will Is' iwrceived, the ticket n r ra I “Am‘jF’" 5 V’ f ' the has been made up or the lies, represents- for months. "f, -•'flhe party, and the wise men ,h»| JKft.'SBMK T,, * the choice for the jieople are entitled ‘ir gratitude. The nominees are com- paia.lol at tl-’n o'cli'-V"!''’» Z" 1 -elements of strength, which would ,“ r^ t “'b;;b. sb J.. r \Z •ven secure victory were our county less h »jf mn»t during the day. k " 1 " 1-yul in its politics. J. f, x",t, ASHtsnTn't YYluumAm,. CITY ITEMS. Humphrey's HonMplhk ic ir for At Fulu>n ' a I>ru K store, Nu. JOS Stnithtleld street. Bnsllns at Old Prices. ‘»n Uio northeast corner ofKourth an.l Mar ketMiw.. f. lla*.o, u.v«* Bno. Dress Goods. A complete line for the present season on the Mortitwwi corner of Fourth and Market streets. C. Hansos lyive A Bun. Men's Pine French Calf, ' uMnm mail*-, lmnd sewed Boots, at a roaaon :th|e price, at opera House Shoe Store, tin Kltlh stn-et. Tbe way to Jlake Honey Is to save it. You can save money t.y | M |\ inc voor BooLs and Shoe* atfe] Market street. •>. A. Uohisho.n A t o. Dress Goods. Uieap fo;- eush, on tfao northeast corner of fourth and Market struts. t'. Hawsob J«ovk A Bbo. Dress Uoo4k, 'M.WW.m, n„ Ihr wort nnrnrr uiiil Mnik.-i -erect- t. Uahhob l,o\ »: A Han. J. A. Boblnaos A- Co. 'd Market street, have just received a very 1“" Sl " cl ' M1..*., Ualwr,. Balmorals, &c.. which ihcy arc soiling ~t vorv low prices. } Ilonae la Allerlieny mt Auction The brick lionw, 107 Webster ntrwt, Second ward, Allegheny, with lot amoo, will bo Hold i»>* A. 1-eggate, Auctioneer, on Saturday at w o’clock. One or the Be.t A.eortmenle nr Mens, .Julies, Misses, Boys, Tooths, ami Childrens, Boots, Shoes, Goiters. Balmoral, slippers, Oxford Ties, Hackle Shoe,, ,tc., „ t „ IH! foima at a Market street J. X. HoniXMOB X Co. oar frieails In search ol anrthlnc in u,o Itoot or Shoe Hue to call at J. A. Itohlnso.. A t»'a U Market s t reet They are .elllng a very »c article of Men’s hand sowed calf Boots, for ohdu dollars, aod all other B oo,ls in .ro. portion. An Infallible Care f’or diarrhea, dysentery, and cholera, is loam! In the medicine prepared only by Jo« Hernlnr, So. Ht Market street. In view of the approach of the cholera, no fami ly should be without this valuable medicine bold on »y at Fleming* Drug ana Patent Modll cine Store, No. hi Market street. 25 Centa. 25 Cema. 25 real*. Now Open. •Vow 1 >pen. ■Now Open At 63 Fifth utreot, ow ( >p«n. At 63 K«tb street. Al. A. Krana A Co. M. A. Kvanfi A Co. Entirely Original. Entirely Original. Twenty-five Cents. Twenty-flvo Cent*. Or one Dollar. Or On C Dollar. n .. . ““ thnt '* tor '“>)■ article «r tula arrangement yon may get a w , A 001,1 Watch for 91 00. A Hirer Watch for 91 00. A «ii„ r ... . t Tea Ret lor *1 on A 8 irr 1 luted Cantor, Butter l.Lnt,, Ice Pluii or Goblet, Set „1 Fork., Cake Bask,,,. no,, r, m' Table an,l Kino ££7, n * r "“ ’’* rlCl >- of ° lh <T 800,1,, .11 of Call ami Hee. Call ami See. w hat ‘lb Cantu will do. What Cocts will do. At C 3 Fifth street. At 03 Fifth street. B» Oo the Atari 1 Uoocor I. .. ri.nd THU tuts boon u Hlcltlv season. Tim ino.llcal faiu t, prophesy evil In the future. They think pestilence Ison the wing for America. Suppose this to he tree, what Is the best ,Ic fenso against 111 UKbOCBLKD NKKVOIS PAvil- Thto U “* oal >' protection agsln.t inoJ,™" wc " “* tt Balnst the PBINCIPLK OF Iln M V&Se "« those who predict the epidemic propose an iule.,unt„ prevon ,, 1 her. ih .Miojaumic, norrlne and altor (Uivv, competent to shield the system against tho subtle elements of disease, whether they float hither on tho winds from distant lands Or rlso like vapor from onr own soil, or are In- Corpoiatod with the universal fluid This OHK MIEVKXTIVK. of which there Is „o duplicate among the compounds either of the Old World or tho Xnw, Ih , HOBTETTKIi’S STOMACH HITTERS hcmombcr that it I. » spoelllc for all' the ’ eomplalnhS'whleli lay tho system opn „ vls| . , Uttlons of deadly epidemics. Ir you aro dya . peptic , It rtmeva iho vigor of your digestive r * lv “ y° u appetite, and rostoro. * L„' C ‘ Mrfuln<! »*- lr y° a a™ nervous, it m- P«oratc« ovory mini of your nervous system. . rnmit, base of tho brain, whore it begins, to’ 1 are wll «™ « terminates. lr you and bring, < “ sol P u “ s r° ar onrnly liver monv .{ha 1 action of that organ into bar. an beaith. it is, in short, .Vatu^wTt^B 111 a’tetntive so powerful that foreign " atlTe ®“" la ttn<l this disease which m , ‘ “° On,T Z” really bound lather^, E “? p °' * dent to pvt on their »«aooves tho pro * resold wholesale andtctaiWt ™ at s'lemlng's Drntr and T?.* 7 . 1o » ratc » Ko. 64 Market streec<™S ' d “ !<n< ' B4pot ' , WJJUrket, n£ " ““ Dlan,ond ' P,TTBB(JI{GJ J gazette: W\a Oev t t _\ ~j*y ,, rri( W'a«hi>«it..?.. May .to. itk; ’v r a \y rdrr No - < **-.«•£.» toVVVHt lNiTnt lK \° mC v r>i l« prcMvoU alnf.n * V ? 1 ’ y* '° rk> *«*■»'« Ulf fIMHT VSOIt Vm ini U °; lteD,ln t <iCl»«Tttl W intlcM on l-rt.luv, June lm, at O «lnob _ .. vt*t Major G.-nt-mi i. Tliwniaa A.luituni WotmraJ; Major U.-rinrulV J ' v ' ' S'lsr ■■ r," ral; Muj ‘" '■& .1 inttro Atl\ <v»t** tM-nor-il Hn.v..t m.. IS.v.tVi l ’ "**'*• <*•"«« l«“ ™" sl‘i'f r Major 1,',.,J, 1 ", 1 ; 1 01.1ef„f Ur,lnane*. Major ..on.-.l i , ~ uni, Chief m Human ,ir V ,4j , M .in.l A hand.me.) I.an.la. Mai.., ... r,K , V ,t f h S K i k ’ ' oh,uu * !r »; Brevet Mujor to-McnU A K. SMenif., AsxlstJint CoinmtvJn ] Of x ul>«lMeuec; Hr«>Vi*t Major I.viteml Y [> I i Adjutant G.-ioth' lai«i < h or of Muiffto Lieutenant t.eu.-rul -. ou | oj order of the V'crelary «,r Wat K. I) Tuwssesi., ,u,t. A-lj-t („.,ri v, T IV s ’rP am uetH amimme,-, to u„. .\*r rarul Tn 1 !" 1 Tu rniusi l^"ilte-', a , nn?! l’oln**N e w°Y o"r*k, on 7h' o ‘*u; ‘" n T “J «'•*" oVloek » «. In honor „| U,|« L',,',, wmoni!. the . -ouiMiandajit- ~f navy-yard,, ,tn,l ..tut to,,* « m , Ur .*n -|„ tbetr -everul eomuiund* lo Ihj )>a>l-t«•<l m h .i, mnat until 'UiimH, and rtfu*««n minu;,. A,,.’ i flr.-d nt tm-rMlan. on Fri.lnv t„ n „. . '»“■> oMbe fuiirfnl. or on U„- .|‘ ' r.| thl.nriler. , , . t , Tni:x«lJ:\ MJT *» > • \t - d Tlu* fim.M.il of I.U'IM >.«!< v, MU ' , • »irrtu ly «,| u. take „„ KrMav, ,»„• jh'c ?iltV <,lf °h "Vi ‘* u 1] ° ’i * r m®,? H. Sl.loLt.- 11, **•’>-ot Um-Tn-u-tir> CHOLERA L\ MEW YORK. Two Deaths Yesterday MEETING TO SUSTAIN THE EXCISE LAW. Reward Offered for Incendiaries EMIGRANTS ARRIVED Tills tear. Hubmaritir Exploding raltiD Experiments. Nt» l oat, May ai.-T«o death, from ehol ora oeenrred hi the city loelny. The .l.s-eumal were John Kltr.gcruld. N<, n , ln . r , and a woman named Corrigan. No. -ml; avenue. A meeting in iavorof sustaining the 1 xelse I?* h ? ’ ul < -°°J >cr lostltnle to-ulglit U was largely attended. Addresses „. r « Lj. by Horace Greeley, Hon. John Hn.SM. lioj 11. 1 unn and oLhcr*. A private circular read, addressed to liquor denier* In .New y.,rk declaring that they nuuilwrcU ten thousand and asking them to pledge theuisclv • „ that they would vote for noVanUldatc “a up! posed to the oppressive law 1 At u meeting of the Metropolitan r,„ mlsslonerstowlny. a reward of one ll„„„a„.i dollars wan offered for the discovery 0 r n, ( . cenrliunes who flred the Academy ~f Music and the same reward for any other incendi*’ rle, "lsaorered In tho nekt A, month": There was a trot over the i nlon Course iku afternoon, the best th reo In flr«, for t* „ thou rime Tho Commissioners of Kinkr ration at th.. semi-monthly meeting, complained irrcKii- railway agents* in ovnreha?imL I emigrants and taxing lnssairt' Pius loir t hrnu .rlf l-nstlo Harden. The numbef S Hvml to the present date this year wo. successful experiments by the new *..[>_ marine exploding apparatus, were timdothU “E 100 " M WlllTatubburg. *hcapparau»a w£ t ,b A In .? rfe . u<l / wr an boDr *Tul a half, and trav clod the bed of the rlror in that time. A pub. lie exhibition will he given In a few day* * tnm l K." 011 "® , , "'''Pwrights tiilsy In this city they resolved lo ad hero to tbe urlirl nal purpose in their -trike. ri " FBOM WASniMTON. Paper Clrealatlon ou the Ist of Hlay «o Wore An.trlnn Troop* for Mr*|e< . bj 11,0 Prealflent mallera. 0 * ° f 1 ** ,tm, “* a*** l **»J n? OTO "l. Ma >; 30 -- TbD amounl ot paper circulation on May Ist. iiWi, was (eun.Moun. in eluding the national currency teSKi 4(rt’o9y «PH,is'Tr,'“? UO , n ,‘ ;, ' o '."’™ ! '•So-note.' V4l.i,fractional currency 9iW.JW.oi7i com pound notes one and Two S, five per com., notes 9b,y3ft,uuj. * Misestimated that ten millions per year *f , n(!C ®* wr J' for tho paymontof ilie guar anteed bonds of the l'acidc railroad, tin-u»u»| estimate be | ng9ra,2XJ,i«>o The balance of tho Jnß^ih 1 *A IIU u “fl« r Uiouc-i of Jnly .'7th, Itßd, Indemnifying thorn for wur ex penscM uiourrvd, amounts to 9iiati pc Tin. estimate for nmtdjusted claim, o? ludlvidanll ou tile In the Third Auditor’s ofllce lls s-’jlm IntheThlnl Auditor,, oinee llie Subi; £ ' mv,nl y dlylslon are u.tlmuU'il *«.» iil2 ,l 7 0 ’ , ® 0, on “ccountof recruiting service by r ecru if* *X,- .44,1 n the Ordnance, Mißcollancouß amt Modi '''**■ AJI claims in 11,«, Ueeonl AuiUtor's onlee are 91a,lift, urj. t r ? bo ” tu^lPclltt ” that no A uh trlan troopshave licon sent to Mexico ana It doe. not expect that any will ini Job U The Iroßtdunt has directed thn foilowlmr appointments:—Col. Andrew .1. Fuller p t °n nal | ReVenut! for thu fifteenth nis h^m• rv r u Y | VU ° m ’ Ul I,lttco Of Horace Hun lessor of the first l>ts- MuwJii e !‘P" 1 ’ v,c ' , Jt. liennelt « ’ A .* w,eBJM)r or th,! Ids. trict of Ohio, vice -James i’lilior. According to a special order from the War SXn? I*av«nir Mt f £T ty Ca » ,Lnln ’ nn<i As * armastors. their services being no nooded, will Lo mustered out of service ?!* ta , tho «Uyß. They will receive t>lC uy deportment Is snu rSuld^mte o ,' ar " no " ,n *“ r lu ' u ’ bu >' l tlm To »« narksTtlle, HeiUachr Emlpstion Kosleij Organ *.n«A.BliriLF“’ ,10 -~ A grand toarnament Clarksvilfc to-morrow. The Colored emigration' society roccntiv chartered by the I-eSl.laturo, hnU &,™Sn 11*0 ejection of tho foUowlit), oillSs: Froaldeut, General George X. ThcSmsi Vleo i'rf n V. < ' cnc 5 aJ W- Jollll ’ , on, Secretary. F. It. Chuthams Treasurer, Annon Xelson. J Tho Fsolnns—Another ‘♦keare*'—Prenw. rations for an Emergsoey. BurrALo, May 30,—A dispatch from Toronto says: In consoqaenoa of nows from Buffalo of arrivals of Fenians, the military hero are an the alert, and preparations have been snnde for any emergency. | 11I0ITION1L FOREIGN NfiH! Earl Clarendon on the Situation, CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS IN PROGRESS, Proposals to the Proposed European Congress, OARIBAIOI ACCEPTS THE COMMAND OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS. Embargo on the Italian Press, N KW 1 OK, May M.-Tho following addition ™ fnrnl.he.l by the latest amral: In no llim.o or 1-ord., May to. Earl Claron ' ' CCr, ' Ulry or for Foreign Aflalra, to r,.»p0n,0 to certain Inquiries relative to for r. "H 1» Impossible to uggrs e of >ht! crial8. I can reply „ H'al both olllcial confidential eom.nui.l -« u | u, ' n!H ur *‘ tn at ihlit moment. I can i. ,lH yu '' them the charucmr of v mifm'mt aVni nfoi.Vn 5 . u 7‘ & oln K on at thU [ ; hnu/of 1 iliosti^ivlio^ i tlmt t buy wn) n f'' b »;i r «»Sm*t r h l oM n ?i.l’a l t imltboj will Ifrm nut® in nonce ulthon.pKl , think a mcotlnK toother of alfth. £>£?£of f hurojM. may g |ve w.me hop,. «,f a»» ,?micLb?e ' of Uer Male.',’," 1 ?'," 05 "" , ' rr,,Tl "» thi PMt .a i J,, V UBt > s t-ovcrnmeiu will bo wantimr n fit...!h..n. r J think it ts 1 *£r* iieni lo nay more." European ConjrrtM for thi loit i-of' , " question bo submitter ilw i 011 ° r I"*’® lababltant*. 2d. Tbal presented by Prussia for a rolorn I r „ ®°"" u ‘"‘lon be examined In a t® tbe equilibrium of Eu a e rtato Ti 101 bo reded to Italy fo, and r^-oe.^to 1 "'?^ 1 !""- lUU f Kbarunteeto, HttognlzinK the UMnporiu •u>vt-ruiinitv nl UiJ...'u t Tc W ,1 , ,w0- iU, ,r’"'! 11 UmlU menu inJn n 11 maintain their anna rS„ «»f the Congress all n..n’iir k»Hitil ami Itiixpiu will propose that i.r'.lmlh.. !^! San 'im-atm... To thU It b triji's. mih i!i U * 1 win nKrre, but A«g. ■Thr ir. >8 rnuM.b red very doubtful. "pf.nl- 7 * l * thr , 1,,114,r " f ‘iarlhalcll ac "" 1 ' et'iniimnil of tl.o Julian troop* ,l ~ l accopf with sincere grat- Wb b ‘ , M o ,^ a f e,a l , ‘ nt> r° u have made and o!. has -iuirti.mtHl with ro f.U for tIpT ‘A > , r ha° r lam thank -1 .riu(i n „ , ton,, d« D c« reposed in mu by in nr«u,r , *,7 l ll ’ romm * n, l He iny inter. L-rm 1 , U l " i kl,1 K »n.l express to hi® my Llor^r;. ir l J , ° P f* " oon to pan-rlpatu wtin our If ihc rV n MJ < ‘ o,l 'P‘ |,,,u "k thu destinies ll'\' im Ul ‘‘ ro ” rt, ‘’*>' y«*n have »1> •a it me In jour lomuiunirailon. 1 «• 0AR!II A 1 t>|. 111 Klorum-u, atates Jn rt . , n 7 ? IU,,UM:I hutUUlons will form nn.l nap w, ' ar ‘■arlbui.h-a r,-.| ,b.rt Tlm- Ituluin preas wai prohibited froi mJl!!'* ' t,,) »«f military THE MEMPHIS RIOT Report of General Stoncmai " A *’ <’. May *».—The .secretary u| " ir ' to ttj- Houht. tn .•omnll- ttury ntUi rvwitut ion of Hint body, the re of lAeurral Hcnraian rotative In the re Mcuiphl* not*. The loiter , tt v, that „po l.y u>e « Jt peam there wore title,! outright twenty-four -lettroc, right ol «liou wort* .liwharged hol i,•l*', Th- Tim.l i otorv.l Artillery had boon ; -uunned.u Mom }1 |,,„ U* organization, ! < •OT..e-,u«-ntlj U«re lint under the l-ent I ..V' :;;" 1 Ij ‘ , - r '""iiliiTHof the lurn had i i. I ,l ’ l . : • ;«*« IK ing m >,.uih Mora. , . nugnouj* to the fori, In whirl, th.- mi). r.\‘V," ;V U rtivnl ' "‘ldiet* had been ivTuli, n l nA .. l *' rn more a bright d?^Su ! , ro «“ »«'"K «*•.«!,«*«J of UIL bom ,-i£L of c ,, oo. , ;r i orm' M,t P rt of IrUhnien. «rbe tUn . ! 'm? ht “, competitor and euoay. > hi.!, »>ldler» have from time to timr , m. u,7 rr ‘"‘ l *“ l ‘O' Ui* police, and many while* I , U i nK l , m,,nwof l ' ,e Police, hareWn S: : VrM. .' and in I*uh those i r , h X V" ,ml "ofrti»jucntiv tN>on bar.hly •, ,7,. Kl ’ h,B th * P**ttrutar* of the u. .. m-rul -lout,uian conclude* t» v I m. n !h | C rr„ W r’ r r ( 7 ofl ‘“'P«llcc!tl£- oiL « '•aMilo and nrgrohater* In geu j« ral, eitba sprinkling of yankee hater*/ ill : m„ 1 L* * , n**oiimg C d In demagogue* and .■!l .'o h r "ire nimrtnf them under milu- It anpeatH in evidence before the Cotmni*. ma'l . * Job ?l Cr,,,^hl “ u . lteroi-doroftho city -rmdc a -peeeh to iff* rioter*. In * htch heart* am not prepared, but tci n* prepare to ♦•lean every nogre e, n of a b—h out of town ” « M? l!m rbJti?!S d C °T re,l 'V a ‘ C * W '* l T up .. . * r ' l,n Tue«,l. k v and U cdnmday, be targe proportion ol the rioter* beta* refri*! ...lent .Who commons! the IJc«,E ?. " t *‘ ne ' Ml4ir 111451,1 rt-u,al, ‘ s to belli i„?!l‘ec'’huvV , l?r 1 .mL-reksl.mal Ccm >ltue«» m "! ) » hundred ' ii.hi, , U I{,ot ioviMtiwatbm, an.l arc •i.s-ccdmg vigMi-ousiy. U will Jk. sonic days isdorc they will cotnpUfic tt»«ur work 5 Mncu the burning oi Uie 'school. | tlm tlIU " Urn riot, a i [,„. r , r n s ru r a * r,,r , Ul ° aeeommmlailon of I i 7t ° * ,un *lrctl scholars bus I teen orected 1 liuroau, with the nJS^of * 5* V . K,!n '«V onal oo'l wasopen vd to-»lar w-JUi a good <leol of ceremony r 1 ‘ 4 l " r^, rna ‘ , ‘ : r, y General Fiske, General I irkh and oti>er« Arrongeinents are Iwlng •r. V/n, 11 *;cJH.nition by the freedme* c ‘ ij »» THE MEMORIAL TO COM. VANDERBILT. Interesting Account of tbe Presenla tlon of tbe “Vanderbilt." N kw 1 ouk, Muy 3o.— Commoetorc VamlnrbUt, In Ids letter to tho ?h*cretnry of btatn, acknnwU ••dging the receipt of a memorial gold medal, gives the following Interesting account of the presentation of the -t.-nmrr of Uiat namo to the tiovurninoul. On the wti, of March, l*;.*, I received at my [Jenartm ni" Uu * Pity, u letter from the War Department inquiring if] would undertake £». rOV ' !n f tho L ' unfo(l,,ra t<-' hlearner Merrtmoc from coming out of the harbor of Norfolk, and urging ray tmmedlato attention A* tho dan. iwnimem, and chore was no i 7,5, mi . 0,, ,Ll 1 un " w erM by telegraph that I would go to wrudiingtoa the aext day. «. n^ b w m, TJ“ ,,R of lhc ,7tb of March, I called l. . ftllr u l o|mrtlm ' , "3 "bore 1 aaw for tho tlrat time Mr. Stanton, the Secretary of War Me requested me to accompany him to the Kk. •icutlvo mansion. Where r wan Introduced to ' r Mneoin, to whom 1 was then personally a stranger. The President asked mu If T thought T lil lile ad . ot u»y steamships, do anything to prevont the Merrixnac from get [';« ™> " >*i-pu.n jtold*. 1 ropllo.l u, fta my oplnlon-that IT the Htoamer u. l .^Ll U w T, tliaro ’ properly manned, Lite mi rrimao would not venture to comoout, or r «ne did. that the ebanoes wore ten tpono that the V underbill would sink and destroy lur. Mr. Uncoln asked mo to name tho ?il'" "! onpy f or w ,blch l would andortako ™„i«£ I C<! ' 1 r °l» Ue ‘* to him that nothing would induce me to beentno a speculator upou the norcHniUcji of tho Government, and that I would not monlloii a sum as the value of his eh ,u ter, but that 1 womd wake a gift of her to the Government for the service proposed. Tbt. 1 resident replied, "I accept her.” I loft , i*.' P r * ll »ndug that the Vanderbilt should be at r ortress Alan roe. properly equipped and of w ered, under my direction, within three or !.?wT ,‘ ,Hy , B at , l bc farthest, and she wus thoro « lthln tho time. The requisite Instrument or transfer was subsequently executed by me ami transmitted to the War Department FROM HAVANA, Hnwll-po* at Porto Bleo-Ttto Kobrlllon I»omlniro-P,«.la«nt Im» SS«™!3SS: I SSS!3r-"" ,,,,fc s A’-’SS v , :«SS2?IiJS?J.{i?;rSSS i.Ji -?.J ‘ n ,' p , ox «on**nood at Pnorto Ulcoand ti»Jn.r7 to , * ovcrul Places near Ponca. l, Th.. n, /»'y aH ‘ 3ocr f a ’“ n « at the lattorplaoo. to n n iJ2* tn ? ,iyß Hues* 1* unable }?P ut »}°«« tho ievolution in »t. Domingo, lie has determined to leave the country. This •tatement however, is doubted, as the revolu. timi In said to be on a small scale. tirent preparations ore waking for the m. contion of the now Captain Uonoml. Ihe circulation of the Vronica of Now York in llavanu, has boon suppressed on ooconnto/ an artndo against Llie Censor ut Hitvanu The hi!! su , y or three thousand dollars to tlte ('roructi has been suspended also. Fire In Bt. Lonii, St, Ixinis, ilay storage warehouse ?i,. r V‘ lulul * ko., on Elm streot botwoen Second and Third, <Walmug tbroo bSnd?od bales of cotton, fbur hundred barrels of tlour *5 *^ e £. ,unU /? a barrels o! salt, and two liuul dred bales of hay, was burned to-night All Lite contents were destroyed. The loss u ««ti mated at 110,0 m, insured mainly in companies the United States Bonded fl .’h oll . T bird street, oopnectlng In tho roar with the burned warehouse. belonging to ilm same tirm, containing fl vo uion*Ss bumds of. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Warhisotok, Mny3f», SeXATE. Mr. i, rimes reported adversely on the peU- Hons tor an Increase of pay of naval officers Mr. "priigiio called up tho Joint ronolntion for the payment of certain Kentucky home guard*, railed into the United Stales servico 10 repel a rebel invasion undor John Morgan in which was passed. At one o'clock Mr. Howard called up the reconstrncUon resolution. Mr. Anthony nnkotl that the Sonato Insist on Its amendments to the Point Acndemy RUI, and cull for uComnutteo of Conference The amendment, disagreed to by the Honso. is anrmhdon that in making nomination* 0 ?™- a.lniUslon West Point, selec , |lon* 4 shan m |Mj roaile' > n l pon*Lho 0 result °or Discussion followed on Mr. Howard's amnn.i ment to the Iteconstrnctlon Reno?L Mr. Doolittle moved to amend Itv inserting Uio wools "exolntllnjt Indians not taiSd •’ * Mr. Cowan wanted the word “citizen” do- 1 rt'ho n^rs?!, s t „:, , s b ”“ , "' t " 1 ““• , 1 nfnlined "thsi"ver. b " f T" Uo WAS not to ho , Tory serious questions had m, c ;-S.h l, re " u, ' e ° Mwm, tin.l K lron rise tS much i H.bnria-«»meat as to who are citizens Which b.dnn ll 11,1,1 vhat *** IRo right* I W hlcb belong to them as such. Tho obiect ot Mr. Howard’s amoudniont was to settle that <1 uestion. He thought, theroforr ihm ih. .■ommlttee, to whom fhe’suhlect, wai «“ r Sd arUld veri o £i« U i 1 ’ V" P !' r . 5 *““* bo<>n tMUIo. luul was 110 1,1 d «Onmg what cltlsonshlp h as. Hi knew of no hotter way of acromnh«h* mg tba, than tho one adoptedb“ the ?«• lh f, ru WfU * no definition In the Cooatitu- Uon, as H now stands, as to wtiat constitutes a citlzon of tho United States. That was an open uuuslion in that instrument The courts hud decided that any man who is a citizen of a suteK ,t< i?in'?h‘ P *° Uiet ° u citlzenof tbe United ‘ tb V?* was no Provision at all os ? t Ul °?? blpcan exlst - except through V*n m C^,V m 1 h l> of 1,10 citizenship of a Slade, , th n C . C,n fi tlUlllo,Uil An »endmont pro \idcd was that all persons born in tho Uaftod Matos, am! not subject to somoJforoigti power sliuil be considered citizens of the United’ wu^hlit 1 ** 1 .. 1 la * wo,,W soom not onlya but n necessary provision There shnnirt bo some definition of what is of X Mr n!Ln'!?, n , Moxl .] ,a,, ’‘ cU u> l "° amendment : v it l f’ ' IIU expressed himself in fa- 1 rJotmion S‘Xu ll ° r “■« J°<"t Mr ll 'liildn?nl! ”“ l ‘ l tll ? t tll ‘‘ objection to wr. I oollttle s amendment, was that Its effect t^°*n Wl, ?i t n ““rorttHxc all Indians who paid ti l '^ H | , ' VW ‘ 1 ’ w,th Mr. Trumbull, that the Indian tribes were foreign powers Thcv were treated os snob, and so regarded bv the CoustituLion, whieu conferred mower to troat trim's y W ltl f °roi»pi nations, but with Indian ln U h r ulT Ul \ lvMUt Uml U,e w °rda proposed n his amendment were in the eivll rlghtsblll nroikmilp d 1 ° n ■“"‘llano that which was now Tho < omniitu-r of Fifteen, fearing that this declaration by Congress was without validity hr, ucV! ft'!?' Amendment .hm.1,1 & Mr. Fessenden—l desire to say tiiatln all the ttS* VK?Sa, sr '* wJ*V.. I><>ol ‘i lU " Bul ‘i ,,e *ould take issue with Hit, ” Wn ' m lha( polul Mll of w£. r not r onu"r“, ,lhal *! r - l*°°Utilo-* <'iiarge twnrm 5 nn Imputation upon tbe Commit toe of > ifuwn, but an imputation upon even JHinarnr who voted for lW (, lvu l/lghU tdW I I,TII‘»ISS| m ,‘!° U ‘! IO , n "'W h “' ™*'l for Mr DjSn l |i. l |‘ t 'i V? l i°' rod lmc onrtlt u tlonal. ii, m „ h< ’ mrnnt no »nch ImpiiUi- Mon lkni ol nn,i«vi|„,„ wort ,i nllb f ~ hl’ll ™”«tull-nAll.y <■ I thr Civil ttlght^ Mr. rwtiilri ink! that no ,neh .lo.ibl In r.nK'n'n 1 ?.”“I s " 1 -* »"t* “ ,lTri . i U ''‘►'Ktsen. DuHnir i ‘I- ■»£ v.ir?. r . Mr Saal.bnry, tin ?l ** r M, J. naj " " ,r< ’ 'lmmunity! i»n th« aiirm- Uon «r Mr. JKjomUo’n ftmomlmcnl. u» in»<»rt ln,onT' s In.llnn* not tn""4| - nnunoin,; uene.nl -«„e. .loath. mX Siam nhnt ,tep., nhonl.l be taken I, , onSrSL,WST l-re„ .ppree, alien o, ,hi eh*™“. ““l pnbll. -or. ,eo. or ,he h.u- l.lonu-nan. u“ th?T..?o n,Tr" i*!? « them, 1 n J mngi’ r“U.'wnr.! "Sr am® Ud'orc S.*SSSM,‘“ JSSSSi only during the term of ..nice mnumj, ment of Mh’llend’Hrk i" f " V “ r ° f lh ” s-fS-jss; o„“h„ I, .''dop , ihm oMihf ainendmaiih 1 * na} '* naTa I" dhuwrecd lo hr yens, were Meesrs. BucklleV,"Krill 'Gnthlli""^^ I '' dneks.-lohason. lo ’ v la, aays 311. "haring SSflSSJ^JS^lSd' ‘iSStTgi InA SIX ~ /.r k: j c o J' ~u ' M “ 1 ,i lliele,-tIH, W , l "r kll ' If Ike hwtelaase ol tdhioral of rss ss? deT to have a dLeroetlohar,- ,mw ~n'°tsa”: |,y lnMrtlng .<uL l p"%distil s “ ,u ““'»"W* TboSenato then, at five o’clock, adjourned uursK. fui sstSr&xa; troops to the Union array, for aivans£iJi?i I l , n , cu " oU raisin* iKJmo! ~^ r> a^ll ' said that after conforanco with tbo 'i bc S omraltl «. ana fHonOa'or *r° Pf"» It* found an indisposition to consider nw«H lhIf) tJino - l *° therefore yielded his own judgment, and moved the bill bo rScocS Committee, and that the l<! oootlnocd as now ortranlzod wttb teavu to report ilurin* tho next Sn*lYr.„ ’ The motion was agreed to »osslon. °/ Kanmis for monies expended In , ap'src'i rorotTOi “ u,c •> ‘““s®sa tes ws&g; I sffiss* ffls from Washington to Now York ' waa recommitted, with a notico bv \tr BThon?.ilf.“ 8 Tho n ?.i 1 f.“f ho ' ltnp°nawook. r llno'or rnti»° P,* 0 , 01010 construction of a tor ,?n wh.Tv y i^. lwecn tho city oMYoshing ton and tbo Northwest, for national niimnw^ Moboninn n ,nt a "V‘ or «" tbo ClortKnnd uini ™.tr, n Jbajnnul Company to oontlnne ana offi’Tr.'SSys.'H; J5-JSTOE. tary and post roiul, were reported but tho baa™ “o B n thom“ l ’ lre, ‘ “ ot ‘ o,l “ lUll^ I’rcsontol a commnnication ”ffM”uSr r, °‘ -£ *ffp£f«SS3SS» . Ul0 " Pr°»oodcd to consider the ; $^5515.3 ,l“'i,S?"" k dotallnd at length the objoet of g4’s~i:i*ss"S-= ?S^e U H|; cxpocod the lnoounllty of abol Ishlng commutation of rations, showtn. tho coot of 1 Ivin K at Fort Brldgor, ihero tbo o?v arnment hud contracted for wood at n«v dX -■ fcSPSrSs® sssr ffl £w,S saassxsst.r noUM!oB •*^sl MWO# aml ln °ther countries by mat jWßjlßgf MM t - 0 4'SS^W on tnouW M n r W “ho C „°ctTho I h"’ tben jsssa.-*- ™-ss?Sf k, JJ2Jsra.r M o r FROM NEW YORK. ence with p/oV'.,!', nmV nr ‘ Xpon and Declared u> bJTbi^njK Kf-‘. Ms- „EsKr“ ,, “'» The ahlp carpenters, now on u strike here have adopted a resolution that if the* bosses appointod a committee to confer with the trades, tlio latter would bo ready to moot them and hear any proposition they had to Oirer The men spoke in very decided terms as to theii determination to obtain the nt wht “ h “'SS , SSS2T* , S!f i ili-ssssssi Sf/iS. . rew now hol,lfl 28,00) the an amount of convertible bon rtf as collateral, for hu loan of «» odo odd *n?f igslpsisi A?)rU SISS and upon that of T r r„ p u r bnc t ’hav h ? nwd ' w " "SVro™^: a rPLtQl!rwl,l|tt QI !r wl,1|t thnt the enormous fSS to pay a Anal instalment of the loan to iha “ y "' on omcl “l authority that thtro haa been no oyer lasue of Kne atojt pUM°£SS) tt S» for materlala and sup! fhuy Ste' U oon n .! r ;LT,„ P n “ » ‘ lo **<> on the common *tock. ’ siii wmm time or peace is illotjul.* raiAJ “ ir > court in Kencoehy I>emoerntlr (invention. prog! ent. >pooche> were mode by Gen Ward roi pii-sSfgi Camerau y l£fu SPtr 11 ” »«■■« made by tp-neral# Boyle and Whitaker, FJnnell and Lar *»i«t«r l denouncing the ?ebo * aSd Kivlnff aapport to Ballinjr ?or ClcrtTf m, Conn of Appeal*. The HiliMi, u„,i ,5 1 e gssrrKHS'Si: Prowimeni Burean (a Georgia Bis t'wco orpeuon. “ aml'y',»a“ y l m^ i l ';“ e ™l” Sl «<alman !^ri£S!r±' , » r lil J,^«iir ro,,na Convention—Committee immm is^lSss?s= SSSSSE “> -a L fJSS Toraado in "‘•■‘**'PPl-»rrly«l of rroopa at New Orleans. SaS^ ral """ or "i throe hun vUJo. ‘ troop# art loft at tiro tens- " P "'* l V «J. Pro.ld.nt-A aotii on the Treasury. s Tho Public Debt .M Whim Kcilcc, ***•• or Wool la How York YoftS&r * u,d othe «* from Now town* P n 1^! p B ? 3 £ on “Ml other adjacent dewi™'hi2 bo .,^ Uallty ° rtb ° wool was not at all k'» lbe °®** quality brought fair whrt? 9 ’ £ ut poor descriptions sold low As a «n ft\ri^?« WOTor * tbo was natlaflictory and ;"rLT ,oW - The prl ™ Ttalrty.OTo Deaths rrom Cholera at Sea Eyffifaft who wm 110 tn ‘" i Huuchnulii Bcipten to Goo. Scott. «.Xw B^ ON ' ** tty ®I,~A resolution was unant. pa**od by the Massachusetts Senate o n T.rr£r; t ao?u o t t ro t r h l ,£ f ares JESS ll'gniaturc aal Bobbcrio. ot in Iron session. an l S A I.™ BA ' , » “ft* *■&—Hobborles, murders Bldcsf nna ° r c<mt . lnilc ’ antJ revoD So on both The Imperialists hold the towns. Funeral Ceremonies. g™S 5O SiSrf uveretl an appropriate address. niltrauhee Vsrket Corn ndvancci Ic. Oats .toady; fe.nS. 1. BABBUO. r.lE?c“^! n^Jg;“ d r *J{ “‘1.'1.1-. *■. at her id ftmrr.l will ta COhlo papers plcaie copy, j FAIRMAN & BAMBON, UN DERTAKERB, Wo. Ttb, (Entrance n-omßcrcnth Street.-). FITTBauRG-ir, f a AND 133 SANDUSKY BTBEET AtIJiOJIESY, PA. to««iectiJuraiLoti , ant’a offlce, at the Cemeteiy. title rSJS.^ISiSH® SSSSfeSii® «*g. A. MLLt. "Mitlttif ud TrtMurar. CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD. (ADDITIONAL Off THIRD »ore Arre.ta for ••nnortor” fell Portland Hotel. '■ter. nltcii stales Commissioner Sproul, yosu, 'lay forenoon, jjavo audience to two numod John Gill an,l John MoGum, oho were lahcrcU Into hla presence nntlor accusation of f .°""“ VOrod to P»a» a counterfeit ° n U “ l ’ lr » t National Bank „f ,* rt . tlle “ Corn “ooplai" Saloon of I nto The rSc& °" Flf “' str<K,t - ™rncr of ItieaecoS i l .n^tato« l r3 e f Wd ' rere that i fS StErW rest for , n^? n tuken «>r his ar ‘‘exnlain “? ll - W 1 1« ln endeavoring to SJenStrintiLim “"naeV’S; ' redaction of bail** ,mUclllß an application for T .,„ n Connell. 7 t "° b ° ro ° ! "' “> Monday I h.I 7 B '. “ orab,jrs uccnont; Messrs. Cnnin [ lian, Cnrbett, Smith, West, Hnrahlajpaer ami Burgnaa Carnahan. The mlnntoa of tlm prev loos ovnnln,,'rore roa d approved. The Burgee, was autborlaed to draw Id, warrant In favor of the following: ‘ V’¥ OB * Anderson, bUI of printing , ~, ."000 * Co- hill ol nails.. . * ; “ S-YET 1 placing log, on enivorC 2Si feet cosu"S t,Crk °‘ docket ' ™ Uk ' ‘'WworkVai gi 5 00 rUnn, hdoriaVfiier ’ °° Wm*f^i !rS | l i k^r^o r ' 1 Bay hauling.. J Si taiK 'u ’’"'•l of atone at gi, 0 1 alio rttu *roo "o h « »>, Hl*, a day,' 1 issgsgsps:: ! doTto a n^t a r^ U t rbet “K” from a^^in°ote e s^rn t t„ n „'Si!y orn b °“ Sll “^ « onrantlon or tbe C r Cbnreh The convention called In oonnoetlon will, the L nltad l-reabynirlan General trembly » bleb meeta 1. Col. Clark's Cbnreh, Allegheny th ° 8 “°“ J Un,tol Breaby tertan Cbnreh (Dr. Jame, Proatloy'a,) suit, street, yesterday morning thI h L CO T nt "’ n ' ,aS lar Koly attended, and iha4«7 a, 7 r ° ° f “ blKhljr ln toreatlng Preaocv n n °’ cloek the Kov - J oH«I ante 7’ , ' - w “ out'oß to the ehalr, and n2” K aUd roadlng “ POrtl ° n ° r “to Ibid ■uSka 7 a w7e r nTa a t“' T S„g T t h I ?a7fi rm r lowed In brief addresses orf*S d f“ foU oppoeed to talae.” A Terv A l u „,M UKl ° n ;3SS. ° f tKe° n eonn A t^“SrteS lh J ‘rfeir Tl, *Flrc Alarm Tele^ph. ’ ” lr " ~y telegraph that the Committee oftheßoard of nro Com,n„ s ,„„ cr . of TalJUTn' ' l< ’ cl ‘ lo ' l “Kbfbirt the Flro Alarm filigniph Bystem In „ t„ that city, deem “n'l P " ,ror ,hc “ stroot t»r" te^SggMS concluded to Ht ’ ftna baVc tiamowcll, Keniuuafjt Co. b ° !tc * uBca l,y Serious Accident, “ '-rry painful nature occur. rand t° , ’ rUr " F ost<!rJ A>'. »hlch may mtm w , of 11,0 party ‘bJnretl. A “o I””, ' ,obn C^U,t • *" “tbPany with ih “id , hlaj-matc", .uggeslcd that they ISP* a^«^Sßss^warus t “j m,HS£-sS?s5« slsisaas SaS®s®£?sSSs3 VuiX§° 3,°3 p n& I . c< Vi“"F “oKhams a fS issr& t SssrsSSs2i ?sjj«Ss p -,otX?u b g ‘j tt “a<4i;s rant ™ Uraed ,or Of S«S s SS2S£ fr£mtherS£. a ”K M .’ r °™ -UMOvereil iMalng s*SfcßKse«H» dc I SSr^SXJ S To" o pose!? lDlngtbfDO paying the inSfta- isSST?w»SS;7^ 11l A < l rman Taylor yesterday tb « arrest of John Htoln- Ktaser ith bta *P h «®y. on oath of Peter Smgerly was lined four yoS K erday Mayor McCarty for de positing ashes on Third street. SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c. r JH» GEHTLEnEI. * t .V‘'i* Io “ <,OLUKATEB "tod .1 o„ GRbAT BIIIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT Firth street, ’ r A ,»Blea«Ud line or SPRING AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR __ coupsisnio GAUZE COTTON BHIRTS. GAUZE MERINO SHUTS LWLE THIiEAI) SHiKTH. HUMMER BIJLKBHIRTH. muslin drawers! linen drawers. ALSO, FINE WHITE DKESS SHIRTS LINEN AND SILK HDKPs” > -a*. Together, with the mo«t complete line of : WHUeaens’ Foinbblig (foods «w > . * ® otz > o6t< Hearty opposite Itie'PoitOflce. ■ . myfjlawlmWAS • SIUBDOCK 4 PUTNAM. THE WEEKLY GAZETTE TWO EDITIONS ISSUED. OS WEDNESDAYS AND HAT(TKDAYN. The edition la forwarded which will rush the *nb •crlbera soonest aa the mall ran. SINGLE ftpWWw PK^VKin CLU BS OP F1VE. ..... “ CLUBS OFTEN AND UrWAKDA.T! WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS. "U r E HAVE JEST RECEIVED A ” NEW STOCK OP Gold Chains, OF THF. LAt EBT PATTERNB * OO.'S, !i mrw nHBT2EF ‘ T; " l ‘i'f'snT masokio hai.l. pon WATOaBB, CLOCKS MD JEWELRY, AT THF. CHKA I’KST PRICES 1 N THE CITY. GO TO WILL T. WILEY’S, SO. n WVI.IK STREET. CLOAKS. &c. ’(.OAKS! CLOAKS!! 3VEW CLOAKS JUST RECEIVED AT THE FIFTH ST. ut HOUSE. ELEGANT CLOTH SACQIES Selling n,t $2, 50, New Cloak House, 49 Fifth Bk, Opposite Old Tbealre, NEW ADVEjaTTSIgTvriBTtfTa •zvs&suMrjsa?' «‘V*e* !v \sy i -va:yia at jajavtxsi-fflS:-: - ■ ‘ Dif29:t»7*:TTB ( )PEIU HOUSE, yj . 11. LKAK THURSDAY RVKNIMu. May 3i„t, ifllan ‘"' ,or ,he Ur *»‘ Con Hirer MR. ROBERT HELLER. Pint night of the great •fnthropaglossuH. A human head changed i 0 alone: l <*-rourrww evening benefli of Mr. It. HKLLBK i»-i >e nrr ll }> a rir!l rO ,? r,t ? I, ?‘' fl,r S*tur<)ar'« matinee, centli? P »r admission win he"reduced to to authorize th« I ,wu AUcr ‘ ,nd ““ fi f..mnum CouneUtofA^vu^f anil i i 'lf ft* «■»«, Thai I n-itlmrized and directed tti iM.'it aod i hcT are d.rcljj » fnr >ho“r.dlirrnd Pivl...”? ‘> ro l'" L I "'•'l for the Rc.tiaVln* l «fi r, T Btre ' l *° Ohio street, •? I arc Lane «°, n Slrect ' from' P»§- j Pith the lo»e.l“aVSt'fldSj ‘“ < ? l n ‘ r “«U>crefor J dl'cretlon. wsl oiaaer or bidders, at their ;| and expeiTJes* ofVjie iZ I 'ir l , |? r defraying the coat '.'f *“•' 1- feb, “£[iS’T.’rTn'H*’ t6 '." >*• S »<-»sud upon the wool F_, a i mjn-nliy as- 8 e%2l.TSl'S£f«a | I '•« «m.-, aicor'uji ;,, “<* I t-i-neral Assembly of the Actoftlie ' f v I van la, entitled "An»piT?°i ,wwllll oT Penu- 2 c.'ltocilny the , manner <>l 8 ' } wS?® l I h be ant | eighth I Aim.,l o .J2g£x/£®2ftg& ClerEof the Select borincU. Atf.c toSS.S”"® (l ‘ r * ° r 'he CoauaoaCoancll. J>EMO»AI_ T. 4 J. T. KiM, merchant Tailors and Clothiers. lUre HiTnovtJ to the "New BulKlm,, No.' 196 Liberty Street ° r , lbclr <■« u* "S' »« SX&Z S™“ MOWERS, HAY RAKEB, PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, ALL USDB Or AORIOUI.TWR4X. IMPLEMENTS, Jo be had at S. DRUM’S. HENRY REA, JR tj (WIDSSIOIV MERCHAIVT, 28S LIBERTY STREET, Opposite Seventh Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. .®® l!£* b - PefcCh Blow routes; rj" bbia. do do da Pine Apples; v boxes prime Lemons: IOD boxes W. U. Cheese 2S dosen Canned Tomatoes* 1 seeond-hend Wagon: „ 500 pounds Bacon Sides. Kocelred and for sain bjr 1«0 <?£<,:>•> »u ; L ' mon,: "sjayifigja*, Sorihnm, BQUarri3Ssfg; r 1 'V J, STJiEB * Bite. j<o. 13S ThirdHlrUt. -I® STORE anil: to arrive S.OCObu.h. .MjUfPrta* Minttn.o'ucinMri.. !•“? *> Hr*, lo «rrtTe; r « soo <Io do Mprtnj U»rJeT For sale by HITCHCwfi^ «»nuE PT tTAJHH 3*o , tlb,ri J l “g“ [JOB SAIE-joo “ J- lent H BALE—3OO seres Of excela MUb ifihmSil PoW^ r * ehf/«l wronaoed byttreeu utd-slter-T w-!5 "“MlSffl** ob Jl*«ee atreet. In the EiiVth uear Forb« »trect, U offend for «Sfc *Ar£ P»r to B. MeXiALN a CO., m Soun£Tii.£^ PLovn, eiunr aad phodice. wtot “ “■> spn»; 3 <*n Milwaukee Club-in Klerntor* ic»r do While Wheat-’ sctrißye-toutlTc; • v 1 3 can choice Peach Blow Fotatoe*. PofnlD bj H-YShtL X°. T 9 Diamond, Aiiefh^jy, w® - d o. MiMarSor; ’ • flOu buiheli Uiti: ' - 1,000 barrels halt, la store acd for sale fiy ' SSS-5 -I sksssssbs.