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MONDAY, - OCTOBER 15, 1860
LEGISLATURE.
The 611w:deg are the names Of the mem-
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• tiers of the Senate and £touse of Represen
tatives of Pennsylvania, with theinparty
designations:
1 tam. l 3l , Candlel,sl,
2 J. E. Itidgway , U.
3 C. Si. Donovsn, D.
t 4G. Connelli•U. •
W.Worthington. U.
• ltoraccißoyar,
,G Oliver P. James, Ti.
'7 Geo. n. Senall, 111.
24 Col. J. D. Davis, D.
11 Wm: .11. It Inda/1, - D.
10 Chariton Burnett, D.
11 Geo. LandOn, LT. •
12 L. D. Shoemaker,U.
• 13 Warren Cowles,
•• 'l4 Juo. Walls, LL
15 Geo..D. Jackson: D.
lr, G. D. Coleman, U. ,
Union Senators, 21;"Democratic, 12.
The Union party lose one Senator, in Phila
delphia, and gain one in the TwentysaLt th dis
trict (Wash)ngton-and Beaver.) ' •
MOSE OP PEPPEEENTATIVPB
Favelle.
1 Geo. W. (Megan, U.C. E. Boyle, D.
2 Win. S. Gregory, It 1 Greene.
8 Samuel Josephs, 13. 1 John Phalan Ti.
4 Ti z ‘ n .,.., ‘,.vOat t. U. Harifiry u d n on i lfifflin and
Hood, D. ta a.
Jas. Freeborn, U.,' 111:5. Wharton, U.
7 James Sobers, U. ,Jas. M. Brown, II.•
8 Jas. If. Kerns, U. Indiana and Wady -tore
n G. A. Quigley, D..l' land.
10 IL W. Davis, U. Capt. W. C. Gordon, U.
11 W. J. Donehougli, U. 1.5.. W. FOramel, U.
12 Alex - , Adolro, U.• 1Col.'ll". F. Gallagher, U.
la Michael Mullin, Ti. Lancaster.
Ii W. ii. Worrall, U.Dar Id G. Stoney, U.
15 G , .
Dellaven, ir.. U. Andrew Armstrong,
' In D. Wallace, U. lCupt. E. iLltoatla. "U.
17 Ed. G. Lee, U. Jno. M, Stein - nun, U..
Is J. N. Marks,, Lebanon.
.•• • Adams. Capt. .LJ7. Sicily. U.
Nicholas Hensel!, Ti.- Leltiph. •
• , Allegheny. James F. C li ne, Ti.
Col. J. P. Glass. U. John 11...F0ge1, D.
R. A. Colville, U. Lyeamino, G l nton dud
Geo. S...ll,aKce, CT. Snyder.
Geo. Wilson, It. Saml. C. Wlnhnird,
Wm. Peters, C. James Marshall ' U.
Samuel Clmdwick, U. John H, Wright. U.
Arnislrong. I • Lucerne.
"•• Lt. F. alecliling, C, :Win. Brennan, D.
Berks. Boon, D.
• Richard L. 23 ones, Ti. 'John McHenry, D.' •
Frederick ilarner.D. (Ifercer, Lawrence and
. Henry , B. Rhoades, D. 7 Butler.
Becks. McPberrrn.
Luther Calvin, D. IJautes A. Leech,
1. W. Headman, Ti. W. C. Harbiten, U.
Bradford and Sitliran.llenrz Pillow, U.
G. W. Kinney, L. :Montgomery.
.lames 11. Wobb, U. I A. D. 3larkley, D.
Blgir. E. Statterthwalt. D. •
Samuel Mee:truant, U. 1 ltlrretampton. •
anidoria. . Oliver M. Meyers, D. -
John P. Linton. D. r. D. Barrington, Ti. .
Carbon and Monroe. Xottliumberland.
'Allen Crale, D. ' [Geo. W. Tharn, B.
Venire. Perryand Frank/tn.
Fred. Kurt h D. jCnt. F. S. Starnbaugh.o
. Jefferson. MO. G. A. Shuman, U.
(1.'Woglo: schuytkin.
Critorfald, Ea: and For—Kennedy Robinson, D.
-rect. 'Peter F. Coldris. D.
Dr. C. R. Earley, D., ''Philip Green, D. ,
Clinton, Comcron and' Somerset, Bedford and
11 , 12enti.
G. 0. Dutra, D. •'
John Weller, U.
• Cheeter. • ,John K. Richard's, U.
Nathan J. SharpieS, U. Sacnnettanna and 11'5 10 -
N. A. Pennvisteher, U. puny.
W. B. Bled:14114 T. James . Cameron, U.
Cron:Mrd. !Jacob Kennedy, U.
.t. T. Chnse, 1.. - " 2- Tiooa and Potter.
.1. Boyd Espy, U. . • 'John S. Alann;U.
IDr W T Humphrey, .Ut
'Colorada and liontnura Venaugo and Warren;
Thonms Chalfant. 1). Dr. W. L. Whann, U;
:Coinber/and. IColt Harrison Allen, IT.
"Philip Long, U. • :Washington and Bearer
Daunt.; n. S. Quay, U.
H. B. Ilottutan, U. 1.1. II Dtr.,y,l:', •
Jarcmlatt•Sallor, U. ;Col. John Ewing, tr.
Delmmr. 1 Wayne and Pike.
John H. Barton. U: :L..Westbrook, D.
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-- -Col. D. .11. Ale Geary, U. Levi Maish,O.
Col. 0,5. Woodard, 13 2 ,'Stephca G. Boyd, D.
Senate. Haase. Total
21 GL . 54
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Union Republicans
RepubliCan majority, ,
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CONSERVATISM RUN MAD
-The Louisville .Journal, pommentin up
on result of the elections, howls alter
this fashion :
- "The Radicals, in the next (Congress)
as in the present, will almost certainly have
a two-thirds majority and thus possess the
numerical power, as they now do; to enact
_whatever laws they please, in defiance of
f.the President's vetoes. And - what amount
uT-wee may not this reckless, unscrupulous,
-remo - , - seleSs, and infuriated party; waxing.
/ all the while in hate and wrath and yen
, geance, and holding full'and irresponsible
power in their horrid hands, it-alien dur-.
.ing the approachi ea ressional session
. and the two that are to follow it-! Eyes
and hearts may well at the appalling
prospect!! Bad has come, and "worse is
behind.!' . •
• Tlatt`# the way the leading men of the
0 old slave aristocracy talk.',xviten rebels are
incited to come back and share with- the
victors in the late war, on perfectly equal
terms, all the blessinof this good gov
' ernment, - excluding on perjured rebels.
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The sacrifice of not a sing z l , 6..life, nor a dol
lars worth of property isna • .-%The flea
stands wide open, and they can me ,n as
i socin as they please and abide in peacetand
• yet the men who are thus generous and for
giving are denounced as a "reekless, 'un
. scsupuleas, rentorselesi and infuriated party,
.waxing alftbe while in hate!and wrath and
vengeance." Surely tie man who:talks
thus is More flt to be a tenant of a' mad
house than a leader of public opinion.
THE COMMCTGIai takes occasion to think
its numerous correspondents for enabling
it to get out as full returns oT the elections
as its contemporaries. We also bog leaie
- to tender our sincere thanks to our atten
tive special correspondents in every see
' tion df Pennsylvania; to the offlcers•of the
Associate press , and the telegraph opera;
tors; to the Mail agents and country editors'
who aided us so materially in getting ant
the first and most complete election:returns..
Our distinguished thinkS are also due the
attentive specials we hale in Maine, Con
xtecticut and Vermont, Who generously fa
vored us with early returns of the elections
held in those States. To our specials at
Athens, Cincinnati, Colttmbus, Piqua,
Springfield, Batavia, Xenia, Dayton, Ports
month and Cleveland, in Ohio; at Indian
' spoils, Fredonia, Logansport, Warsavr,
• Plymouth, Martinsville, Evansville, and
Corydon, in Indiana; at Des Moines, For
tanell Siout City, Osceola, Dubuque, and
Emmet ebarg, in lowa, we feel under deep
obligations i torearly ; returns of the recent
. elections. We are oleo under obligations
to our 'special correspondents located at
Moscow', Ddrlin,Conatantinople, Paris and
London, for fernishing us 'with important
telegrams (laity, detailing the events tinns
piring across the water. We are indebt •
-to all thoie good fellows, but we are not ob
ligated to Hon. tetras A. COWAN'S pen
ury for, our position in the ranks of the
Union itepublican party.
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r . Cl;LlCAGO.—Theaole.ra appears to bo
abating in eldeago. There has been no.
panleor serious alarm in consequence of
, its prevalence.- •
The great tunnel under the lake is pro
greasing at thorate of twenty-seeen
lineal
feet per diem. - Only tau hundredand forty
/feet reeeeLe
to excavated.
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Tzce..lateat .returne from lowa make it
pima that 'shove and beyead Leering elect,
ed a Wholet-Radical aelemition to Congress,
. tho Inn jority of the llitate tom lacoaued
'eoarlderably.
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ErEl3
. Go to Flop".log , . Dr g Store,
No. 84 Market streot, for 'good Spongee, at low
rates. •
Go to Fleming's Drug Store. .1
- No. 81 Margot street, tor Brown's 'Termittige
Comilts, the best worm Medicine use..
Go to Flenttug , s Drug Dtore.
No. 8.1 lilarket street, for Ilostettees and
Drake's Bitters, cheaper than any othdi place.
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, 17 E. Billingfelt; U.
Gen. J.W. Flaher, U.
19 A. EUeetand Glatz,D
19 D. sl'Conangby, V.
fe Ales Stutzinan, U.
Loots W. Bali, U.
I , Kirk Baines, U.
22 . 11a;ry White, U.
A.Brallace, D.
21 'Thos. B. Searight,D.
IA Thos. J. Bletamtl
Jas. L. Gmbam, ,
23 Col A.W. Taylor, U.
- 27 It. A. Browne, U.
- 28 Jae. C. Brown, U. .
D. Lowry, U.
t'eplondid Black Velvet Sacquo, trimmed - in
the most magnificent style, go to Spence.% No.
7S Market street. .
Emily - thing elegant in White Talmas, Circu-
lars and nacques, suited for.t.huCtperas, go W I
SDemee's, No. latarket street.
For
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'Everything of Fall and Winter wont . ; In
Cloaks, googlies and Circulars, go to the Pitts
burgh. Cloak and
• Me t atllla store, N. 73 Mar
ket slreet. '
A beautiful; substantial, and elegantly made
and finished Wrap, Mane from Chinchilla, go
KO the Pittsburgh Cloak and Mantle Store, No.
i 3 Market street. • .
A tromp:nor child can drive her m 3:90; is
land and gentle in every . particular. and will
be sold at n bargain . .if applied for ithinedLate
ly, at Gard lner's Opera floes° Shoe Store, No.
60 Fifth street.
Cidaks, made from the following brands of
Trleotts, Austrian, Chinchilla, Beaver,
Whitney, and all the leading brands, at pres
ent so popular, go to the Pittsburgh Cloak'and
store, N 0.73 Market street,
comfortable Dwelling Douse, to either Al
logheny City or Pittsburgh. Good tenant,
eml rent and unexceptionable secarlty 'given
if required. Addrees or apply to P.. C. L., ai
the Now Cloak House, N 0.49 Fifth street. Will
taki3 immediate possession.
Presidential Appointments—Bounty
Rea lotions A • 'of Tialevet—Me
Recent storm.
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15A8.11.1150 - IM . X, October 11.—Th0 0011101/9310119
of the follotiing officers, heretofore appointed
and announced, were signed 'by the President'
to-day: . I
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Dialogs C. Whiting, Simerintendant of In.
diem affairs for the district of California;
AchelleaSeottertlay, postmaster at Gaillpolis,
and Jacob It. Hubbard, pbstmaster at Dayten,
Ohio.
In the regulations promtdgated . the
War Department regarding the 'p .
:meat of
bounties under the act of July ii, L.S6a, if is
prescribed that soldiers enlisted.. for three
years or during the 'war who were discharged
by reason Of the termination of the wet', shall
be conaidered as having served out the period
of their enlistment, and are entitled to bounty
under the act, the auk; eet having been under
the conslderattnn 0: the accounting...of:neer
and the Paymaster General.' I
The second comptroller of the Treasnry Is
of the opinion that the twentieth day of Au
gust, 1011, the date of the PrealdenVo procla
mation deelairing the rebellion to be at an
end should be taken as rhe date of the termi
nation of tho-war within the meaning of the
rule referreil to; as enlistments under the set
of .Tuly..? - td, lad, ceased on the 11th of July,
ISSI. N o solder enlisted under that act could
have been discharged on account of the ter.
ruination of the sear before screw. , two years-
Asbuny Thompson, 0110 was arrEstedlester
day, had a hearing to-slay, on the charge or
.havhig stolen at various times etticies of
clothing and small storqs from the inspeedoii
building at the Navy Tatd in this city. Some
of the goods have already been 'recovered—a
portion of them at Um residence of the prla
anon The entire 'amount of the larceny is
between twelve and nfteen tnousand dollars.
.including one thousand dollars' Worth of silk
handkerchiefs. The accused was tielti to ap
pear at Court in default of ten thousand dol.
%ars' ball.. .
The rain ceased about noon but :the Pot..
mac-bas been rising rapiely all day'.. and the
Inallestians are that the water will be as , nigh
as in the destruct:Mono.% offormer years, the
canal has overflowed, and many of the houses
along the northern bank are submerged.
The inmates of some of the rauches in the
neighborhood, were Obliged leave their
tenements on rafts piloted by newsboys. The
water im the canal attained " its greatest
height, about out • o'clock 'this 'at ernoou,
when_ft reached within a few inches of the
app of the fence, at the south-east corner of
the white lot, south of the 'Presidents, and
covered a portion of the grounda need by the
base ball clubs, • east of this lot for some dts-
Mace. The water was full of teen and women,
wading for terra firma, waist deep, and bring
ing out:furniture and clothes.
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Gov. Wells to Issue a Proclamation—
'. .Atenicau Advice.. '
lirw . Graiticse.. Oct. 13.—1 t is rumored and
credited that Gov. Wells hasssecretlylssluid
or In about publicly elected rochunation
removing ull ;the Sheriffs last Spring
.and appointing other. in thelr places..
The latest from the iiitr Grande to the sth
states that Lienajoila made another abortive
attempt to take Matamoros from Conada., , but
failed. There was one report that Condo.
bad gone to Monterey to help Escabodo and
Trevino - , and defend
that city. against Melia
and the imperialists, who were approaching
with 8,005 to 12,C01.1 moo; and another, that Cur
tines was about attacking Carrot. In Slate.
morns, and that Trevino was en the way from
Monterey with a like purpose.
lIICIIXO3D. Va., October 13.—The Vtrgtnld
and-Tennessee Railroad Company; In session
at Lynchburg, Va., adopted a resolution yes
terday in favor of consolidating the manage
ment of the railroads from Bristol, Tenne,see,
to Norfolk, Virginia. Governor' Plerpout unit
General Tilahone worn tbe most 'prominent
advocates Of the scheme of coneolltiation.
IlicsrisoND, VA., October 13.—Private dis
patches from Lynchburg, say that the rail
mad consolidation scheme .inetead of being
approved as announced th is morning, was re
acted by 110 majority.
l'azismcinura, October 13.—We have the fol
lowing official majorities; Blair county, Geary
702; Cambria county, Clymer 0551; 2.lLffiln coun
ty, Clymer 110; Greene county, Clymer 113;
Westmoreland county. (leafy ti 010, Clymer.
0,113; Juniatta county, Clymer 2,193 majority.
Pairairigislita, Oct. I{.—Official returns from
Perry county gives Geary 2,694 tllll.l Clymer
1",49:q liOrtbumberland county gives Clymer
468 majority; Centre county gives Clymer 461
umiovityy Monroe county gives Clymer 1,991
Majority. • • •
VOLUME 247.
Guy
Family Horne for Sole
Wantpd
' ' FROM IVASIUNG'TON.
Railroad Coaaolidalicke
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Special roweris to the New York Board
' - of Blealtat:
New Yeas, Oct. 13.—OffrertiOr renter' hat ex.
tended sp_ecial powers to the Metropolitan
Board d ay ilalth from theifth day ot October to
the Ist of December, the board having be
resolution declared that peril, to-public health
edit estate in certain particulars. Street Com
missioner Chas. iO. Cornell has published
Cardin which lie says no will,rof rite the charge
es against him .of the Citizens association.
• Floods in
RICIIXORD, October 13,-The floods, and the
Serious damage dine to the raliroalls„ will
Geese &suspension or travel between Unseat ,
t n e
RWicam iongdo nan dF r e de r ic k
sbu r r e g e road ot.h On
culverts were. weaned away, and on the ()nuts°
and Alexandria road the bridge at "Walton
was swept off. The James river is much swol
len by the recent rains. . .
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Steamship Arrivals lu New Turk.
. :New Your, Oct.l.4.—Arrived, the ste am shi ps
'Aerica, from Southampton on the d; Malta
from Lissom:A on the 24, and City Of Boston:
from Queenstown on the 4th. Thirteen hun
dred passengers arrived today on the steam
ships America and City of Boston.
/Mina or the StellMship Hibernia—
" Death■ from Cholera.
Saw Tons, Ootobcy 13.—The steremshlp
bends', from Glasgow, has arilved.
There have been four deaths frotn • cholera
on the hospital ship sineelthe last report.
Losses by Fire..
Laezaelits, October I.l.—The destruction of
theTheatre. last night, involved an estimated
loss of $70,900; insured for VOW. The loss to
the J 610311 synagogue wins small and fully COT.
eyed by.lnsurance.. •
Heavy Storm,
Fortuts a lionanet Oot. 13Yasels arriv
ing in the harbor togiay report a.heavynorth
east storm prevailing along the coast.
Loutantis, October 1.3.—Th0 indictraoht (Or
treason anninit flallltt in the
Ontuxt Staten Court was quashed today, the
llniten entree Attorney encoring . a nits
p . toacqui.
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Murata, October 13,—Tbe eleatlOn Passed
off quietly. Lottand Ls cleated Mayor. Both
Concervattve candidates are eleoWd to the
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osa,=CttoPer 13. , --Balled, the Yip'
Bboov, tor *ow ark; 'Mar of trzaou, for Pau.
.4,aptagi; I Skit tvxsiag ALUM', trt=
XOFONIA ,
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FOUR O'CLbCK, AL M.
ERY LATEST JTELEGRIMS.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE
The Cable Banquet.
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KNIGHTHOOD CONFERRED.
Possible - Bissolntion• of Parliament.
'RENT CROP DES MOYER.
COTTON EarLosioN.
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Case of the Rebel Vessels,
DAMAGE BY THE FLOODS.
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New Toni, October 11. —Foreign news up to
the 4th inst., contain th following'; •
At the banquet glvcrilln honor of 'the cable
layers. a Thesgage was cad from the Quinn,
conferring knighthood 1 Upon qaptain Ander-
Son, Promisor Thomsbli, Messrs. Glass unit
Canning, nun a BrontlpY upon Mr. ['Simpson
and Mr. Gooch. The Queen al ' s lo:ir rmison
fobnot conferring distinguishing marts other
fas'or on Cyrus W.Fielil,lwas au appreheredon
that It might encroaclion tik province of his
own government.. ill 7 . - '
Eleetlmpering MOveMents to iiirteuc parts
Of Cue laud are repo:Welt lookin: towards the
. oesiblo I dissolution 10f. Parliament hest
Spring. 1 • -; I weather
lt ls stated that the recent, wet r• fn.
En-luMl ,lies destroyeill a tenth part of tint
whole,wheat. crop,tll
Woolwieh Arsenal waStevelled to the ground
by an explosion of 1 g unleotton.,• No lives were
lost. I , 1 _ .. , Jll .•
Ills reported that Lorti.Lyons succeeds Earl
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Cowleyiit Paris.
. The ease. of the seveqq gehel vessels seized
as property of the 'United Stater has nivilo
Wren postponed. :H
The Inundations is rrance were notisfaini.
Great dittanno has been done by the flood!: a n d
the kithperor headed :u: subscription with 100,
MO traces.
has returned to Camera, and the
ildunteers hove liven disbanded. •
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The King of IlanoCerhas proteted to all of
the. Cabinets of Etironciicaltt4t annexation to
Prussia, and appeals tol all Abe pciivers to aid
him atatnst oppression
The Insurrcclion In CaOM in still proirref.s.
big and the Insurgents are marching upon the
city of Candi,
• The Porte has recOgnii:ml Prince C/Mrim.--cc,
hasTh Pai ,
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IMMEME
71Wirt'enell Sliniste, ~.aa Pt . ._ -- - -Fat..
Terany ceding any portl Ohio Gulf of Li:ce,:a.
Austriato or pruasta. •
F.treruna Potar, Oclohgr 14.—T.Dc sit:mm . 6lllp
Belgian., which left: Lleerp...el at 2:..0 p. tn. on
the 41 it:entl Londond. rr‘: on the 101 l instant,
paasedthl. polouto.ti y,.r L .
• 11113 , 111.thiL11,31111/ Ilentninn. front New Toth - .
arrived at So:RAIL:PIy tt , i ~ o n the 3.1: ,
The, frlgate Colorsolleft Sod: it a inpion On
the 3.t ;for Cherkkouk•g. !In Interthun.o; of el•
vthtles, Thad t?...1,:en I lack , IN,tweett Adinn Al
Goid,..burough 101 it, Adtulr,kl to command
at Portsmouth. Vll i tti . lll.l,l ,[1.111103 wore es•
changial.. Admiral t,lolilsboroug w
h's tt.kg as
boh,ted on the /roll •1 , .
The.l.7llllClt SIALTLI - 1 LII ',comer Canna dahrtka.
room Clicrb-mrg unit .I., hhhYY ,hon, arrkvect :.t (lab
raltar on the. 2 , 1. and lie,&•cctlett OlL...kr:al d.
, Tull London TIP:, CIII iplifllelll . 4 Lord Stan
ley on MS SI , NICII ILL 111,1 iIII/11, I/lIIIIIIIeI In Li
t
scrpool, Willeil Ma,. kti F 4ys, .le-.1.,n.1 to ”at 1—
fy the United states till, .t. 0110 relation , . with
that country are safe ti lid, hand, .The n.e.
SllgkeAtallhaL 111,1 /./I"tlipp should talle to hand' .
the 4 Uteri:l:cut relatini;.t, 1 . 1.11 u Alah.itua elnito-i •
olklelt.' intracta• -IC 311107111 AV ,12.1111, It Is per.•
auadett can be set ut r .t, if the over,ktry tcut
per and Judgment tie ok onv,lll. Ist' lital 111:01I .
them. ; . . 1I 1 . .
The, 7710 01 furthiur lad .4 - ;e i; :1t. ,, :ha'. Lnglatn/ .
ulkouldotfer to sahml LI hi r n. - t ralliy la a - f:, la.
griller' with thane - o 1 t p., 1 VntLe,: tit,- t.. ,,, . to r.:-
vfiloti trya mixed coullkl , 0.10ik,.,
.410 . , that llic
time has conkc wht - ik ein; ' , t., - , ..:, re,pectikm the
Alabahlactultus is no I ,' , , ni4er Open to rtil,,,ko
ntruettonatkol would ~ :+1, 1 , ,,-i kt.l 1, .Y Um t; hues
, Statue as'a spout:moo isltt,t.”l gfilol/ MI/I. ,
They were received lit I , oitr.k. the vesse'ks of
thuTuridsh ,±cuaurnl .1 11
Asontllct is ieporte t I,rettat . ent`keChrlstions
and Turks at ilernactriu. ' In 0 idyll Ihe leztuer
clanm to have ontaincit - t to advantace.
Ofliclalcintellicnce ' frOut C , lik.lkt , e •- ,..tes that.
another battle had takeu pill s :, In " htcit 7,700
Chrtpttans Itttl an conalnkunkber of 1;,0 sktlans
were nn2itelcd• 'rho IfOrmer coname; . metl the
uttaak - and drove hiek. the Egyptiand to toe.
senekbore. 111
.
FROM S‘N;
I II
Coal Mina On etc , Snit far Fraud...
Queen.CminsvGaueHaute—Heavy Cull
nie-31arnsits‘. , H
SAN FRANC NCO, , Oct. 13...!L Vletort dispatch
!gates that the Do llotgnan: Bay Lon Nilo° was
on tiro, and that it steamer had salleCwith
13043 to oonvey Ilter!to the mine. • i
Hee liajustyi. eitentder Scout had tall./ 'tor
'San Felipe item
There has been no large transtitiOnS iu
ill
wheat, and holder* ti. Ilr; 1,1/IA) • eke,, bold
yesterday at Al,rit V 1K ~
IL A. Aldrich commouSeil n suit 31csterilay
Chas. IV. Brooks & Ca. for an attembi,..t frond,
In asslkaing .10 creditors of that Ilria a eladn
against' .A Ulrich for 41117,1'ut ii titcl il i a/ been
paid in full. Brooks
which they deny the necusat ion and de1101113.1
it as a malignant ...libel.: • I
Queen Emma sailed on the iltkiltriee ;ander
'bat to-daY for lionol nip. I•
A Victoria ,dispatch says: Appenbeitner .
Co.. of !)'bear river, havti liabili
ties being • •
Tire berg Tltriarilla.l from the Ochasir sea,
Wags sixty to:. of Uothisb.
Eastern telegrams give more firmness to all
Sleds of cotton goods.
There is some advance - in mining slitters.
Savage, 1110; Yellow! Jacket, Belcher, 7.4
Imperial, 70. Legal I , untler6;
,
Another. ; FenianScareln Canada.
.
' • Yotar, October 14.—Tho
Toronto special eapi: I,Great eveltemel wits
tea_ at. Fort Eric; Canada, yesterday,i y the
circ - plution , of a rumor Iliac an orga
patty of Buffalo roughs contemplated a raid
up6n the frontier. Ai squall of police was Im
mediately detached to patrol the river be
tween I3uffalo and Niagara lulls. A company
of vidunteers patrolled the river in the vicin
ity of Fort Eris, and other precitutions were
taken but the raiders :failed to put In au ap
pearance. : I •
On the Caine day the Fonlans hail a plc nic
iiscUrslon do - (en the river, ;hen pag
Port Erie nett the Candillan gunboat Rescue,
the band played. the ." (Veriei ut the tirene,"
and'other popular Irish atrs, and the excur
sionists waved the !suliburst ,_front of the
ee
F ltedcoatti L - and chedreil for Aloberts and
O'Nel4' These menaces so much, essjaperated
Ca
a the gunboat that diga ordered
the excurslon boat dway, and threlltened to
are listo the party.
•
lextenallVe, Fontana* In New York.
New . Tone, Oct. 14:LA Series of extensive
forgeries on several °the hunks and bankers
.01 this pity, to the a mount bf $30,000. bus just
Coined° tight. bootee -the forged checks were
deposited in the Ilan ter/ Dank by an Minor.
ter • of.the atame of .t gene.Darandi who suc
ceeded la obtaining $ 0,000. Two cheeks were
d ra wn in the ritune,t o n 'Te As Colgate, [rank
ers, of. Well street', for 17,100 and the other
for 0,600, and were drawn against after haring
been &posited. TIM bloat! American Bank,
and thealerchants, Mid Chemical Dinka are
among the victims, ! Thus far it appears only
about 012,00 U navel be % lost on this forged
paper. An alleged lied °wilco of Durand was
arrested yesterday. and taken before Justice
Dogging, at the /our
Din Felice Court. A par
al. examination was made In the case, when
proceeiliogs'wero fur. her adjourned until to.
morrow, at ten o'clocik a. st. Darned, the , al
leged principurge.
• . Ilritlsh Markets -My Cable. .
•
LITRILPOOL, Oct. 13..-Cotten firm and active;
antes to,lay of ElaOsibales of Ali:idling Erg,
lands quoted et 139.1
Breadstuffs-Tne weather is again unfavora
ble and the brinulsttas market Is firmer • for
Wheat and Corn.
The Provision market!! generally dull with
a declining tendency.:
LoaDoc, Oct. 13.--I.4:thsols closed at ell% -for
money: American , stocks-the cloning prices
today are: ti. S. 6-201, MA; Erie, 5935; Illinois
C e ntral,lB%.
Liveskroot., Oct. 111-The steatnship Java
from Alin York, Octolsor.3d, has arrived. The
ship Chancellor Jones, from. New - York - Sele
tomboy 120, has arri'ved. • '
Gen. Butler In fft.'Latilr:
, .
Er. Loma, October lit ,-11 enema Butter spoke
to the larimat audience ever' naoembled et the
Conn liouce, and no man ever received !Min
er, weicOme and snore enthu.d.tlc applause,
or was listened to with duller attention.
• Death ot a D
Tssirror, N. J.,Qc
l astly slue Ltb •
Ben nor from W
tingut.iied ,11189.
14.—Cot. J. le, for.
• and some Yvan' ag"
'comity 411,wd • this city
•
PLTISBURGH, NIONDAY, OCTOBER. 15, 1866
THE TRIAL OF JEFF.
1 ! 1 ---
Correspondence
d nt, and Attorney • .
llettreen the Presi
e I '•
•GER rat . • •
1 • • . •
• .
'THE ' rlurronts THEATMENT.
. .
. •
. . —F---- • ‘ ;
, • ,
WasarrOTOx,Oct..l.3.—The fOlibwing officialcorrespondence ,
i . ,
correspondence, relatlye to the, trial of Jeff.
Davis, was made public this afternont '-
EXicaTIVE Ma-Etioa. 1,
• . iWaint livorox,'D. C., !Jet. i 5,1866. .
Sim—A speciiil term of the -Chita Cohrt of
the United 'States was appointed for the first
Tuesday or October, .1566, at CM mond,' Vs.,
for the 'trial of Jefferson Davis oh tau charge
i
,
of trees n. It now appears that' there 1 111 be
no seSsi n of the Court Miring dine preient.
month, nil d Mafia are expressed Nether the
regular term : , which by law shout commence
on the DM at :November next, will be held. : In
view of Ithls: obstruction and the consequent
delay in proceeding: with the trial of Jeff.
Davis, n wl pentium In that Court, and there
being, st far us I Urn itifOrrned, no !good reason
why th Civil Courtslof the United States are
not . Pe
tent to - exercise adequate junsille
tion wit hdthe distriet or circuit In welch the
Mate o?`irginiald included, I deem it proper
to requ st your opinlcni as to what _further
steps, if any, should Ito liiren by the Executive
with a pieta to a speedy, penile and impartial
trial of tbq accused,'encording to the Could.-
!lotion and aoS of:the United States..j
I ant, Ir, very respectfully, yours, •
• i • A:maim JOHNSON.
1
To H .Ilenry Stansberry, Attorney Gen , l.
, ' •
;Ayr liner GattrataLsOrricx,'Ocit. 12, 18Gd. i
To the Pre.W.l.—Slit 1 have the senor to
Mate tu opinion upon the question proposed
in your etter of tine Oh, as to , liaL• further
may be roper or expedient to bo'clone by the
•Executi •e,Ein reference to the custody of Mr.
Davis' milli. prosecution - for :treason-now
penit.ln against Lain in. the
. threult Court
of the Lotted States Of Virginia.' ` , I tun clearly
1
of the pillion that there Is ntithing in -:the
present hridition of : Virginia So prevent the
full ere et. of the }nmsdietton of tile Civil
Courts. The actual state of things and your
several rociamutions of peace and of the rim
taretint of elvil order. guaranty; to the Melt'
umber! ies, federal: and Stale, • hutimulLy
. tigainst military control. or interference, It
i : seems t ine that In this pitrticular, that there
le nnne:,essity for further action,. the poll, of
the Executive in the tray of proelaniatloni La
. venially es:Congress 4,, the lute session, requi
; red the 'ireutt Court of the - United States, to
be. held t Ittehmonthon the First Monday of
Mayant the Fourth! Monday Of November,
In each - car; and authorized apeetal or ads
Jon.ew terms of but Court!to be ordered by
the Cant Justice ofi the Supreme Court, at
such time, and Oa ouch notice, :as he might
preferit e, with the Mime power :and turbid to•
Don se at the regular terms. This is an .er.•
pile it 1 cleogn ition by ,COnfaelie that the state:
of things in Virginiii!altnits the bolding pf,
tile UniteillStntes Conti.s in that State. • The
obstruction you refer to cannot It stems to
me; be retnoved 1,3 any executive order, so
tar a. / tinlialvled. :It arises net follows: Con
-14-the 2XI or Hey, passed an . ant
providing that the Circuit C o u r t p t 'of that - tilted
States fur Virginia, should be held at' ILiCli.
itiond WI the dint Monday of May and tne
fourth Monday of November In each Tear, and
'further ,providing that all suits and otherlit o- 1
..ings winch eland continued to another
time au I place, slieuid be deemed continued
to the p ace cull thee preacrl beilliy the act.
The 11 eclat oray.:kr...Led session, which was
ordered by} court to tie holden at . ILlchinontl In,
the pre cut manta of October, was considered
a+ lull us e d Inc this act. This felt the regu
larl ter to he holden inn the fourth menday or
soeeh, et.; and If there - hod beeh no further
laSislat on by Congress, nog:Minn , could exist
as to t in • competency of the Chief Justice end
the Dl:dila Judge of that court. th en. to try
Mr. Das da , Ina, on the f 221 of. July, IrTil, Con
e.;,.. I. a,sed an lie. to II x Oat smother of
JadgeS et the Supreme Court of the United
Slates, fid to change certain Judiehd tar,raits•
Among other. changes made 111 the Circuit
CoOrta , y this Ka Is 0 change of the fourth
eirenii, - to ahlau tile Chief Judi hat to he
allotted. AS tills ..relllG ntOoli, prior to this
:ter, wino
1 1
)1 to the Chief Jt.tice, It em
braced- 05110V3V0, Nur:, loud, V tiainia, North
tarot int , told West Vitt:late. It !sits caring.
by this ,1, Inc V.Vnll , o.llg. f)0.1. , V1q1 . 3 and ad.,: IoA
MEM
.
couth C trolina. .i.
.. •
It Is ii ,iterstotati.thar olonats ealst wbeilicr
this chit ige in StateS comprising - the cireuit,
wili,not 1 t qufre a IleW illiettnent. Whether
ails 11
is well handled or not, it Is certain
A lint the Excretive caudal interfere. for al
though trader certain peculiar circumstance ,
the 1.1... , 11 Ire lin, O..wer to make an allot:
3111.111. Of Jutigefi Of supreme Cenci, yet these
et Vann Stant:es its not exist in tots V., it liew
allotill ql, if neceasary, can only be Made by
tile jail 1. , 4.0i the .supreme • Court or by Cuti
cle,. perhaps only iby Congress. Mr. Davis
retn.iiiim in Cai , 4o.ly tit Fortress ,Mon, oc pre , .
steely it, lie wits held In January, when, 'Oa
no -Wet Zli n resoluthat ot Congress. your re
polled Communications :rout the Secretary of
War an.) Attorney General, showing that he
was hela to await trial 1,1i:tell Courts, no nos
t lon %Vita then taken ley, , Congress no to place
of rolltiiiil ; to , dontaiol lira elnee been made
far his i!. - AllAfer 11110 civil Ctr,,,le, . ,
ilie Rt , ti lot Attorney ,. of the United `States,
for 11101 district of Virginia, where. Mr. Davie
stands indicted for treason, has been not.itied
that 1 lal prisoner seinilti be surrendered Il.p to
the cast .states Mai that, neon a capia. , ,, un
i
der the tadtet meet, hut tile District Attoiney
decline to have the Capes issued, because
there 1 no other place within the district
where tile prisoner could be so safely kept, or
where 121. t personal comfort and honith could
be so wall provided Ltor, No application has
been made wiillin my knowledge, by counsel
tor Mr. I Davis. for a transfer of the prisoner
to civil ustedy. Recently an application was
insole 1.,,,. tits counsel ,tor hts trahsfer from.
Fortrcsas Monroe, to Fort Lafayette, oft the
groinechleßy of wait wry considerations. X.
.refo•reit m was promptly made ton board 'of
.stargeot 1. whose report was decidedly adeerpe I
to the c lunge on the beer° of health and per
. ducal ce mfort. • .
lam made to fed what farther action can •
1
be take 1 on the part of the Ezectillve to bring:
Din prl. ober to trtki. - Mr. DavlStnUnt, for the
present. remain where he to, until.the Court .
whiten
lull,urdit lii - - try him 4111111 be
ready th cor nntil hilcustodyls demanded
oiler Mwful I:roe:ens of the Federal Courts. ;1
would biggest I.lutt, to avoid any misiuntleir
silllA W.V. 1111 ti, bui, , Ject, an order bu Lamed to
tileccdhinnintlant tit FOrtreas 'Monroe to cur.
remit:tithe prisoner - to civil cuatotly whenever
tkmau lea by tile United Stites Marshal Open
Nooses. from the FedorarCOurts. I send here
ith It Oily of it letter front the United Staten
Metric Attorney tor Virgil:ll,4:W which 1 beg
to call •our attentiOn. • . • \
have the honor to be, de., dc.,
(giguedy - , linsay• S reanennr, •
, Attorney licuural;
(corTA
i r l
"Orr CC or TUC IA S. DI9TRICT ATTOIDICY i
oa Vinem a t i., Nom:rote, Oct. ti, km. 5
To th Hon. Hen ry,IYM nbrrry, Attorney (learner
of the rI. iled &Wet ,t—Sin,-In compliant 'e with
your r quest submit herewith the substance
of the zurt .al statement I Made you a few days
since mr answer eel your question whyno de
misfit- mad :been Made upon the military ou
thortttes for the surrender or Jeff. Dante, fit
order that homiglee be tried 'upon the indict
ment o..lam:ease bite In the United States
Circuel.,Coure, at the term held at Norfolk in
May lest. .Two reamer. have influenced :Mein
not Mk lag any steps for reenevlng him from
their Custody. The ono relatee to his sate
kcephig—the other to Ills own Personal Corn•
fort and health. l'have never had any doubt
but vitae eho would he delivereo• the AUnited
States Marshal Mr the District wheneyer ho
shoal, have demanded him on utopias or other
civil p °eel&
lintmu' can readily understand that go. oon
i
as Le goes Into...the hands Of that Meer: upon
any :motion ha 1 by rue, his place o confine-.
would ould he ono bt the State' Jet is of VD
glniej At Fortress d
are taken to p ovent his
Monroe all nets eery pre
ceedim ; can be an
escape. Over time internal. pollee I a. state
ell ,
Jail the Marshal bits no authority 1 the cus
tody Of the prISMIer could not be se tired Save
at u great expense: Sir. Davis is ow. In as
condottable quarters as the most o those oc.
caplet by the army °Meets at. the Fort. The
Menden la a healthy one. Ills family Lave
free /10.:9 to Mut. tie has furl. opportunity
tor/ell:rase in the! open all if Ins health be
reeblel; remove hire. to one of the State Jails
0.1111 f ile COMIILItai,, instead ofliming better,
would, to all respeots,De welch for the worse.
Ills coMesol probably understand all tilts, .and
1 think• will not be likely. to take any 'atop
whichlwould decrease the personal comforts
or endanger the life - Of, their Client k
1 1.3111 , 0 thelionoi &e.,' 1
(Sig dill I L . Ciissruirn,
I ' . 1.3: S. District Attorney fur Va.
111ritir0 of lake Uusslau pubis's:odor.
Ojitoecr Stinickel,
for m4ny years representative Of the Emperor
pf Russia to this :Goren:in:teat; waited 'on the.
Pregnant yesterday, aeoompauled by the Sec
retary of State, to tulle a formal °Metal leave
previous to his departure. foui - this countre.
rue littervleW was of go Interesting charac
ter, from Intimate friendly relations of
the two :govertutients and the .popultunty of
the 'linking Minister himself.) The Hessian
Government will; be represented by M., }yea.
oo mq Hodisco, wisp. has been littaelted to the
Legation for a Imbiber of tears. He was la.
ire :Peed as Chat e Alfalrati, and in the
neon'' appropriateyinauner.
I ,
11 Dry Goode Store - Robbed..
New Tons,bet. , lB.—On the' Mil tilt, a dry
gotelestoro in Albany won robtied of between
lour huriiirtni anti tiro hundred dollars' worth
of stilt gdods by a mit u and ferrule shop lift
er. iithiseenently inspector Carpenter visit
ing that city -with a full net of photographs of
thleVes, had the elerknfek- out;, If no could,
the likenesses of thethieves.. lie then return- -
ed and hhil arrested Albert :laths, alias 'Tay.
lor,inul a woniarrnameil Marla stewart, elle&
wearer, who proved to ho the, thlwires: • They
WereiSent to 4.lbany .this morning.:. .
Hil
1 chainie in 'Sfy
Nsw Toss, Oct. U.--The "bet Washington
special says the Cheradige espresseWihe baccf
tnat I the President is about to change his
policy, and It la understood that two ulainbers
of the Cabinet hove adigged him to declass:. fa
"AM; the CaziaMatiOnal amentisseat,
FROM NEW YORK.
tiA,VIS.
One of Street commlmmloner Cornell—
Cooleris—Emr,Mnd and itt,o 11,,ymmip,
Agalln•a nor—Receipt* from •interaril
Revenue—The KoKnN Appoltstmem.
New' YORE, Octeber —The charges pre
ferred against Street Commissioner Cornell
were °Mihaly serred on him yei.terday, owl
the Governor has requested his defense to he
° flied forthwith. Ile will thee actin the mat
ter /pci•Sanallv or appoint a' commission tb
take it, and investigate the It is un
derstood that the defendant will ask the Lit
ter priVitege under the act of last winter. !
In this city there were but two new cases or
Cholera. and no deaths reported at the regle.
ter's Orrice yesterday. On bottrdlthe Ileivetia,
now at!'quarantlne. the diEcase to still preVw.
lent. There have been three new cases or a
mild type on Governor'.! island since the last
reitort,l . ,
The Herald's NVitshington special ..4.5, t A :
number of gentlemen representing chttniain to
fur Ind molly', from England, Wait,d upon i
the Pr Went, and urgeft upon him tho beets-'
say qt eking Immediate action., • .
The delay of the Itritish Government in r e - '
sponding to the just demands of our Govern. 1
meat, was freely commented upon, nod It 14
asserted that the President expicssed himself i
favorably inclined to their views. It was, u..- i
gested :that a .51timand shonlil at rums he .1
made fOr indemnity within thirty days, with I
a threat that in came It'was not co:111,111M atilt. t
Canada jhould he seized and held in, seedrtty-r
for the . payment of the claim, the political 1
friends Of the Prraident . here are. generally
in favor of such action, as a question of policy
thov argtte theta: foreign war would have a
tendency to heal - the littterne,s of feeling be
tween the Radicals awl Conservatives.
There is ,no doubt that tan Prieln tem consid
ers the Stalin a just one, but ilecilues incurring
the expense of a war trout seVerel I, mieleii be
is anxious to reduce the taxation and re.o.ore'
the curiiiincy us SOtal at pOSNIbia LO a Sk . rtal:
bush, at tine same time the ft lends 'of a coin
pnlsury demand for Immediate action on the
parit. of England in. response to our demand
for'indentnity openly say that such a demand
Will:shortly be mode and OM army ordered to
the Caltrialati Nader la ices then eight. week,.
The amount of available lamb- rentaininglii
the cash vault of the Treasury at the filo, of
business t,day is 441,j,i1,F.10, The disburse
ments or tine Treasury on account, of the war,
Navy and Interior Departments, dm log the .
week endlize 1041 a, Wert) at folio As: War De
partment $2,712.7t3i Navy D* t, ,i
partimm•=3. - ,,9 - i.l;
ulterior Department 8300,09; total disburse
ments ttol,sllli7st. • .
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amounted to sl3,irda.
The Trt asurer Inc the United :i tides 10-ilay
received from the Postmaster General the
saint 0( three thousand onu hundred and live
Pt liars which amount was collected by the
ostohice Denarturent from dead letter;, anti
was transualeted to the Treasurer to lie dupe,
IMO to the credit or tine mit eminent.
The bogus appointment at is Commissioner
of Indian Affairs ts severely eon ...1r...1. The
terotilS of the Proewd Court at St. 1. ,, 1: Inn
t&tt are exhibited here, C011ar(1111g' Wel a lilt
the Sous of Liberty branch of the Golden
Circle.
A. anon cos•ielatton called 'lie oSoni of •Afri
ea," n rival of the ..9019 of A calola,” lin i ircen
started. 15 Ii larrralell 10 ,SOM:11 the Freed-.
men's Bureau •unil 'other Illatr6, of shnilar
cote
The city 15 at present erotrticd with Sontli•
'erriers and every day I•ring3 a a tont., of Tr , :.11
arricalx. Col. Harry Gilmore, who ,icnievcd
SO Ilfltollol.l-4 a as the Ltallant cap
torer of unprotecteatrrailread trattoi, i 4 here
among therek, and receiving Mt.:pit:d tie
of many Of the melt dl_ll : Tlgal:bed fandOPl
in town. 11 number of S•nohern heti, 'Jaye
alto etilvol. The tone of Wtodtingtoo :octet',"
Lia he-Coo/lag genii ually soutioddo /,it.
The Ilerdldo Vaal an corre,poodent.Septein•
ber Valt, Pay, The Nor Free Pr,oc of th
'Ansa the Llllll[oll Carlpt to 11•Xialetr1 ey the he:}t
Steamer to hear of he :Odle,: her
spouse, she 10113 in 14 tea' any; to await
return, a 111111,4.(hero the Cinp , :ror:tool
Ernpresa of liontria.
rror: co owl Memtro-I.ct.tcr In Maxi:nil
• Ilan.
•
- , SYs.surzilrpx, Led. 1 0 1 t —The following J. a
trandetrue of a 1,..tt0r WWI t•••,ril In ,)T, Tn tf..
11411; tild oriental 01 h bleb 1,1, 1.”--es..ton n 1
,Slate Department• The writet of 11:!, l e
ttr,
M. r. Thin, is a itele.l , l3, it lie novas.e...-“the
emit:den,. of Olathe 1; i.ll 1111 , 1 it .... ile.lllllll ,
1111 e 01 XllO 1111,t in /111i:111110 'ow intoned lad
vt....rt. lie 1,0.01 the oilke ot Cone-elior or
their fp Maanollilatt and I. now on 11.11.1.-"lor.
to Eittepe l .
tew, The article of tee It cech 21wafret
deuy011 that Hilt two Ft eren ti-nerat-, us- 1
mend slid VI land, have pet lot-.110:1 tot
the Departmenla of . Wet ,tft.t rnlanee, in dec..' i
that from tits time the insolr 1- -10 Our o,lf .
ttirtrlvil aside the a.r.ltle the tal,oon . Id Gen. - der;
Cad.eltuan, d... 1 de cant, att. t vonfld.-1, ft AL .4, r.- ,
vent, or tne Ernrerer althea:3h thecrt.! t. in
lave no outer 11101 in toy Jtaletnent then to
provoke it solidne, es noun es pe-,Utle , II It e
view to explain di; cold eci., of , I, '.eh Ids 1... d'y
toted he the Judge. The el enc., Gee...if/I - nerd
a idle., Vint our abdie..“ll/11 !W111•1 trivet-du tilt
return uC the army, end that - tees it • 11. ~, he
able to proehed alone in reor ::I:ti.f.l:l la:m
acaw' of /Wads Capable 111 st.riff 30? IL, (I A III:1-
[ooosta and tee, 01 d's .td,jrcts.,.i have n fine
emmetion t Ind yeur Jial•iztv IN 111 11.1 glVe I
tills L•lltirtellit•lltO 11 111.11!".. .711,1, .I.t. L.° o.u ,
1 , -,1. ' :
.i 1
or letcr ueswer ter tee tatios 01010.1.0 lOr of ti, llt ul,urt
act and ter the letdl censeqteen,o; wilt. li 1.-; Orel: '
Inett fOllOO , them. TlO.l ..11....L.11 of ,f, ~,,,,I, , Aprullo ,
t Ile tOult 1.0 Wenuf 01, 001 IL 0,1 0 0.1111,r.L.e .0- ; 0 .....ha11; '
11111110 of the 1 1 0031.10 at, • 1 0,11103 fa CO,. 1 I;.ifffu l' 01 0
adders of the French Czlneet are grave. ! 1,1,-,c0.1 "
!sets destined to tncreg, the digt,-title, an ,' I At ; Ile ......;;;,1 .in A ile,theny ~.;ty 10 is con.
rit.eourege .the le gye-t, ees erii,i es .,, 1 haven 1 r /01,1., ittl Ity Lee company to cruet n. commo
nue belief that the e l,,ndoetheet altlo, c 0,,,,. klieg. pe—eczer ;1,.1.ce ;011 Fetl to let fe e t, but
before the return of the French to iny,loolll4 11.'1 . , 1 , .. VlO,lll 1110 I r. 11115 1111 . 111 . C . 1 , ..1 . 1:1 frotd .. t , h_e
he interpreted es en act of , tea lmr.tx,3llti 11+ ! A0 ,,,,,1 11 " 1 1 anti ULll,` , / , .1:. .- I,I L LOU L T , 7I ‘.'f_ . `:
the 11 tuperer holds hot autherltv b.) 11 I/0,1111.11 . I aett , ....ee tied the road , 1ty , t , 1ir? .. Ue ,. ...L . !, Poi .
t. ,, ote, itl".° ' , th° ,.. ” i° " ° ° ' °°l ` ., fu '' li. "; 1° i " : " :171' 1 1 1 ,. 1 . '' s .he"Y '• " O b tli " e n shes n tai ' al r ir ' e ' s ' t 1" e ' -•
able reserve o. a foreign inter... mitten. 1 11111 .10 [
should metre a hew uppeAl, It is Oulu n that f . l l. ' ‘ ',l )o
i '.. ,, , ,, ,, , t , t 1‘,i ; 1 1 7 . 101 0 tt°,Ort.:rl.."-t,°,,1.,r4n,,i Sl7 La ',t1.1,'!.,°,-,
he must demand the material and financial: Idta!! . i '
~, , ,s i. ,l ig. p e O s 1.
•1 t a
. 1 lb Lou 1.,11u11.1 i f, Dal;
support, indispensable t o the exl•tetice and ' 11 miLims le
i 1 ; ' reit a 1.., ,, '0 111111,, at :alarm , MI it. ,11111 W 1 11111
'tierce:hid greatness of the Emp;rc. 'ld t i s ,
; 1 e.v ,131 0. 0 111 1 1111 toner, art and.Blatraville.
appeal should not be heard, then
majesty . having accomplbdied your n Y o u e u tel ! rnelio .le ii! a•IY . I`" 1 " 1-1 e'' , ..f. , , , , e ! , :r0•!. , , , , e Va. , 1 ,.... 11 0 0 , 1 , 1) ° ,0
0. er.es ihatod, and .r. it ~re take .e 0 1.
1 - 111.1i0/1 to rho very end will return to Lune" ,
c eiZrat Mate the pArtte. eng,tged to it,
with ell
your
Id,tphaerpt,r:;,..et,irellibueeme,i,,tit.i,atot
f t I i t i m i
1 % , ..., , c .
,tp.ii,,,,,,.:‘, _ :,,,u,„, , I
~..,0
1,,,,.i,.:.;,,,,..n.,,,y01v,,i.ui.., , eici,111,4r0,,,,,,da
tent Ctretrmstnneee 011011 el,nnot nttlio art:". t
C at) re. It in aril b til,.ted and laid upon sound
' 3 , 4 ° . ° 0 ,„ 0 , 1 ,.., 0 11 ~° 0 1 4 V 0 4 1. 4.4, _h °g 0 1 . ° *- 6 , 1 : 4 1 4 ° ,1,';,, i ?, - ,, ' ,. 'l f ! „ ° e ° _,4l .* ,e "l re r , ° ,, - . mllderaide ties. Tile Iron used hes purchased
;01u.'11,11) . et 1110 Superior Nell worlis of Pitt,-
Ihe fourth of this month, vyttli the Intention
; mire 101111.1 is lull% equal it not better then eny
ot end salon rt at iSt, Stiviere., at d , r II trin re. ; evt.l. lutroduced 01/011 104111.4 111 tills country.
ceived the 01 tlere ef 11. r Majesty, t he Einpresr, , .
1 Wee (101011011,11 to 1114,y 1 1
et,1•1111111,1 )1 I
,411111. . AN 010111
510 N. .
II needed; this Mali luflueems to chance a rte. On Saturday the completion of the road was
t•rinfentiou which tuy devotioa urged opal
1 elll•bre.t•••1 11111 the route formally opened by
me ae the accomplidnnent °(n duty, 1 e°‘ . 1 fur excursion °Vet . 1110 1.111.11 . 0 length of 11.
Kant:NY dt erpointmt. upon ioarnMe that uiv•l ahottly utter nine elock ea the ' mooting
o"nler . "' ! ifislo , h e '' °f the in " nt " °C J° "''' I mention,. 0 the Direktore , Cur of Hi , l'enusyl
and Jul)'-did not resell your Majesty et Ihe I yank 17-inroad Conllffany, tlf Love py a gaily
' in oper tuue, emit un ter cover to 11esulte 11 dud
Il.u,Pratutl locuruutlyr elided out of the rnton
;seem/teemed by long letters art:tee to tied ! pe ,„ . , t „ 0 ,
Iteeeee the
00e. ,
„ha ,
,00.miteent
gleretee frier.' to be CLuutOollllcutc.l to your 1 "
, hull rallon,ol 00111,0 u of the tort Weyer, Itell
31a/eclY• 1 wet for frau, tore
I! """ r- ro,ll, to the itack of the new road ut the AIM ,
tare from 'Mexico. They nave lust too lay ell 1 ~,,,,,,.. ‘o ,, tt , ihoe.
the Interest %%Well they borrowed tram the ! ' A 'lime the gentlemen conaposlnst the party
unexpected events Whicti followed so rapid
I . lof ~,,.‘ , 4 , „0 , ..„ were “re,.. l i. iteheete. Esq.,
I espeelally regret this uutteiky Webbed if it
Chi •I Enemeer of the Road; Antis Snyder,
Mu fur one
It
utrukenuti ill the 1 1.. .„. , i l e „, 0 „,
~,,,
;smut Engineee and Su tier
inind of Your --mill' , LV a d""t't my' in- Int4ropmt ;Chas. Mari., Esq., Assistant Elle/.
c.c.s:sant desire to faithfully rerfortn uty• % ;
" 1 - .0 neer. lit chart, of the Allegnony terihtnite of
In crowning' Attetria I wesiebleitO oloertt the
I tied lira lid; C. Ai. Bird, E'sq., Assistent Engineer
general 1110 eontent wh hell rUigllll there. lo t to- ~_
~;„„.;
....,. ~_ ~, ,
..., e .
._ ~ ih.,; 'v. J.
lug is yet done, the Cleverer 14 di-emu - aged. ii',:; . .T e r 1 i . ,',% . ` , " .5 . 01 1 1 eV 0 T e . ..., e 1i no.
lld Company; Robt.
the people are IMpotent and publicly demand ; Pitenirit, Esq.. Supetentendeut of •, the Pitts
his abdication. The tryutimttiles of your Maj..
eurgli Division of the Betitt , a. IL. It.; .1. lie. C.
enty ostensibly extend all over the elef/11,1. i ert,,,,,00.. 0 .....
q., ilenerul ripen[ 111111, A3,1111.1111t.
In Vanilla u whole party " s'°llolls to P m. I.Seperlnfetalent renn!a. It R. Henry Pember ,
claim the former Governori hut when a go,
, ' . ton, 1.:•;q., su tier; n teethes tof 111 e Pennsylvania
crewcut. arranje 3 the fdectiOns under tee i5 0 11...m,,,, a - r,,,e ar i eg 1261111 , any's Works; Robt.
rule Of Unieers suffrage, It is cosy t o f°r° •' °° I Dalvell, 1:,.q... and J. C. Lewis, Esq., of Lewis,
the result. ' • ituiley,.Dalzell ..it Co.; Ch. a :Vane, , Esq., and
In accordance with Ihe last orders-ef . your .! Caninte•il Herron, Ibl., of Spang, Chalfant A
Majeety,.l send by this mail a telegram in or , 1 c ,., ~ 4„. R. ~,...,,,, E.; ,.. , 04 , 444 , Der 4 , 4
.. .w eghe. .
,her to Reseal" eider to warn your Majesty nv; T. T. Everitt, Esq., of the Pittsburgh
of the arrival of General Cast chime . , u
" of ' anwilercial; Rev. tl. J. (Burdock; of the United
the disaVowel given to °mimed mei I risen', 1 e,....4.vh,„0„, D. C. , 444 , 0 - ey, 5041., j .. 4.4. hmtut,
1 hale learned lay 6, that the doubtful ;Mi. .''
I.'sq., L. Petei: ~,,,, }:efl., 'W. 6 Bisset. Esq. Wm.
fade taken at Bark by:, 140 "Almone, Alexi- 1 ic, .••:1111101r, 1.1 q... of lsitntek A Bro. Iron Menu
mitten Minister at • l'arjs, since ;d 1 1 1 0 ; f„ et e; ms; J. I. Bahl. In, Est, Track Leyte of
becomes each day more public tar betel/ 111110 till' , t
~ i 01 , 41 ~,,,...), K ., , , r ,.. , ~,i . r .
past. Ile has been loaded Witil favors 111111 , .
.money. Young Salvador, who himself ender- , ~...1.°41,11,,,.,..T,?A1d,n1iTu5ie than t h. o.t all e ir m o o ,l e,t n l 4 . e or e e t te e
nothing of this change, l think it is "u"
; exenrsiou. The rain of the previbus days had
nectkeary to take the young Man hack near ; ee.he .. l, 04. it the
gloomy, clouds which had
ma until the end of his vocation. The Mute 1 tor neerly - .a week had total
of the health of the EmperorS. serlously.dl.. ! darkened the elrY
turbo ell Europe. His departure for Biarritz, Illly 11 , , t 1 ,1,1', 1' ... 0 /1,1; m 1 •1 1 , 1 1 10 1110 . 0 h.t o I t o tit i n ii . e
te lli h o t e l l o go t a b l o r
seems Indefinitely poidpeined. It Is Bald that ~ „
, grldedd warmth of lud lan summer tempered
a severe diabetes now complicetes the Bola
the liono.eherte that hail been chilly an No
mation _of the dlatider, from which he IF 1
V 'lei d The party tor forsook the Interior:of
I ~. PL .
aufferlug. 1.. " Ihe ear 111111 took onsitione on the platforms,
Au fee Her Majesty, the Empress Charlotte. ; the better to enjoy the magutflecut scenery of
in the midst of her tiowere which make 11101 d I the refits,
mar an enchant leg garden, she ;shines In iall 1 Few trips of the tame length,ln any part of
the lustre of perfect health. the 001111( ry, afford a richer or more beset tful
• I have thelionor to be, ear;.your Blajes,Sy l 's
variety of ilia teener) , than that enjoyed by
mosthumble, most devoted, and most faith.
. the tourists on the Western l'ertasylvatua
ful servant and subject.
~,,e ltellroad. ' Fore considetuble portion of the
;stetted/ F. EL T "' BRVR '" . " - ". ; • t the road is lead beside thee. Allegheny
too 0
September 19,191 a, i river, and the constant View of that beaUtICUI
• , earn lli tau perpetual delight, Willie the beau-
Theri Pletebegh, Fore Wnyne nod Chi . 'Jilin' 'Jilin' alternation of woods end fields, rugged ,
ca ,... mai roa d, E a rning., 1 1 111 L•: pleasant slopes, am( deep rerinee, villa-
Thegem and vine) Inds, mule up Panoratue Una
appended tattle shows the approximate
, wsll not be readily forgotten when once it has
earnings of ills Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and been enjoyed. On. Saturday', particularly,
Chicago Ithtlroad daring the Month' of Sep- 1 when every tree and shrub Wean Mead of gor-
Comber, ielte, as compared with the saute per- evens. Cl nor, and all the %Ills mud melees were •
led of the year RNA: • ; rich in gum end-purple unit antrum:us, the
1008. 0. heft). - I ncrease M—OM , ape 1111010 PeClle was well worth fl jOertler trout
-
,
Freight. - - 1,111,,,e4 4fet.t.e.de..2 be th,C , .. 41 111110 10 5.1111e.5.
e ager 210.711 rfl .T.r.t,tun 4.3. ....... ... ' 110,141 14 The first bolt made by the excersienisto vat
'ErAtatter; 7.5(e WI 14.503 51 .... ...... .. 7.11.5.: II a brief one at the mammoth Iron 31;',irks bf
- )falls .....1 . .7052.5 00, telt'. re : Mei.. L stets, Bally, Idelzell .S; Cu., at Sharps-
Rent of hl, 7,183 AI Lela 34 . , , b ao4: . The visit was a hasty one, uot long
Allseeleu•s! ten 4,5;. 1,1,1 m; ate e 5 : eriough ds gala anyanftletent idea et these ad
, ,803 { 4 . 0 .. , 743 04 ; ,,,r..., CI ' utiratilt Works. Back of tic u' Dills are the
11 1,e n. .. i . „ .. i iits' 14 1 1 ; ! , • , I ireettLEtna Works of Messrs. Seelig, Chalfant
, 0 ,p W
•N 4413 3 C,3ZG,Z1.5 83 '!1.417 el A Cu., c u nnnenteil by . side Week with the rail
-------
..i. • Tom . cr me reac leg these worke, 8 tlee:111 Et
Itotabery.—W. F. Broakway, Collector of view had been caught of the grout iron milk
Springileld township, Erie county, Wes as• lof Ale i re . tirade, Bennett A CO.; dti. Dirtyls
saulted le hie own house onedey lest week, by 1 Itim. Ihe dismembered skeletoes of two or
twe , men, knocked down, end while in it Slate ! thfce old teesil elllird beats Lay be:Meted iu
et tneenslbdity, was robbed of VW. A elindar , the regime me embolus, [Hong the margin of
attempt. was ferule a Week 01; 0 by the name ‘ the Old Canal, shabby relics of the slow old
partiee,lt le thought, to rob Mr. Brockway,. i Univs before railroads hail gwee the present
but be frightened them Why a firing arevel- ,! rim to transeortat ion. . •
ter atthem. Mr. Breekvray Ls it disehled eol- ' The next stopple: w• 2 -13 at Nntrnna statism;
,
served as Lieutenant W
In the 115th : the site of the celebrated Soda orks o
dice having
bonen - ably 111.scharged on uceount of 1 Pennsylvania, salt Idannfacturing CompanY. I
wottuda received In battle. - ) . 1 tinder the guidance of, Henry ;Pemberton, I
. ; Esq , the gentlemanly Supelintecident of the!
4 Dieboneet - 1 1e0ti0u..... - I ..ildffe. . -- T l lO ; Werle, and tit only resident wetnner of the •
Meadville Rapteliffecin • 515701 w lulam Mel, 'Company, the purl ythoroueltly' explored tde .
tier, judge of eleCtlon forlDrad tewnStile.~ tummies° establishment. We regret exceed.!
Vag arreetetratiO InCrnifht•beroYb BiluireLeele inely that - We have not the armee to devete 10;
Oti,li'ednesday afternoon; oa a charge of per- - • u: fell theeription of thetas works, tor they ate'
mittliag liedearrtek.tet lota.:-Ho was held to exceedingly interesting SulMce it to say,
ballim the slim of $lOO to appear at the ROVems 1 they are, stupendous in their anent, ou:C.l
Aorta:Twig Court. - ; • w ring OVer . Soar hundred and sixty men. 1
CITY AND SUBURBAN
(A-DDrithnlli LOCAL NEWS ON THIRD PAGE.)
Western Pennsylvania IttnilroatT—Com ,
Vlettott of in Line to Freeport - its Ad
vat, togeS—Siss t lona nasal 1)1 lances—A
i4eu,nue ESettraton.
The importance of the Western Peansylva
vaults llallrchl has long been recognized by
raidtalints, manufacturers, producers anti
others in the commercial , welfare
. .
•of nor State.. For many years past the touts
brunching off the Pennsylvania Central road
at Illairbville had been coat einPlated as an all.
Important link in :lie great railway chant
which binds the far West and South to the
'Northern. 11011 Eastern centres. of jnattonal
.
tra to
de ol cominerc:e. As early as the sub
meet attracted .millelent attention to canto the'
creation of it joint stock CO:111.11y, styled thi3
,
North Western Railroad Company, for the par- .
1 poso of constructing • the road. Ate 11.111aegon
capita:Who subecrlbcd, and surveys amtl exert
vations were made antler their auspices, but
through some deep mystery the work, was
abandoned and the stockholders were left
his the respect lCe uttiOunta'tbey, had sub
scribed. The project was then taken into
I hand try the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company and (ho work immediately set fore
T .-ward in IL e tonal earneat which.cltraeterlies
that ellrporation. Caro Was oly+eretl that the
road' should pi o,ve equal In construction to
any ut tho country, root UM wisdom and fiber
; of the rill cetera lu - this respect is well
‘ is " o n i s tity of imitation by others interested in'
I the building of railroads.. On Friday lust the
tail colablatial the track through to our
I ri.ster city, Allegheny, wits laittarrdj. complete',
outlet to the W eSt was tails Ottelled independ
ant of Pittsburgh.. • • 1
'thatnoate trout 111111r5Villo 10 the city of
"Allegheny follows the bed of the old.renusyl.
Vitlita Canal, and gives an nats and lalttlettlate
outlet Ito Indiana, Westmoreland and Arm
strong' and the north-eastern per-
Lion, Of riot own Collitty. Nearly' ' opposite
Free - art the track intersects the Allegheny
Valley Railrdatl, w lleh will provean import
! ant clionertlett in the event of the completion
I of the lot lee-lion tett., heart df the oil regions.
11 ulti+L net be supposed, however, that the
road Is potripleted, elnen it Into•enteretP.Alle
clietty. The track from Freeport may only
- he Called all arm of the mute, since it is in
.:ended In the luthre to pil-11 it forward to
make Connection Vilta the Cleveland and Mo
tioning .11ad Way, beyond Nose t Cantle. TIIIS
project u•I route will diagonally Mere° Bettor
county through the centre and make Butler
town one or its 'important stations. Thus,
when the junction with the Cleveland amt,
Malin:ling read 10 loaned, travelers troin the
anti Wet.t. n :1 1 bailor round Phial/all:It
and save some sixty miles Su distance.. We
pre,trino that the tiade and lntere.ti of the
city will allaer tttll•teraltty by the proposed
tic w.toute, bat other meatities of the Sta'e
will lie henent t! 1 1 to each an extent Its to folly I
cottifelentle for any 'commercial advantages
•we may lo,e. A Corn of efficient civil engi
neer!, are now at toot k making - surveys for the
road as oriliinaliy contemplated.
Bet v,Lliave only now to do with the-road as
„finished. Jt 111 mere of intaiculanVe lament
to taelteavytatoollacturers and producers
it on the west tir bank of the ,Illeglreny
I st i( el . :: They have had to ocitend Up•
out;to'rmrr to receive and ship their lantert+ ,
al+ and produer....; anti inns" Collttectloll
w e lt!: Pitt.nnrch by rail , will enable J
Meta colapeto 0-1(11 parties having their
rennet le, and workshops located here.
it 0 ldalso afford rare OpportunitleS far our
caiz,ns to tt,tabii6a for t lietnnelVea cosy (oral
.100111 in a tral,l beautiful told' pleture4eue
to cf. Ol our'si ate, having, easy access to the
Oil
city. We ant Icepate umt within la ',vet v short
licie after the ...peeing of thlii road to
bllnlliectt, new vittettfea will spring up on the
Light bank of fie Alleip , eny. and •Obi. ones he
ieuttosted by I .la great, lltllaS et present rest
ot wle. will seek cOmfertable
bonte-trait wliere the . ; can breath° the fresh
17: the eft ry, tool le, e at moderate:A,•
I'roperi.2. all along the Nieto wlll
..de: Indy •entibl.ce in valor, amt COvnerd 1( 111
reap it rind ii t viSt !rota Ito
0; the raa lent, and 'Lilian
111,n1+ 01 tin: road., Mr:
charms lla re,ideun civil ynglimer of
t`.,l liver P .l rtion or It:
)GLLAI4II.:::Ts. "
. 1 ,1a.,t (noF exceed
lo4> A inrAV 51 feet. per mlle. •
ill (noLexeed
o: ~*C.•) 11 feet plO mild. I
leer per 1141 . 0. 1 I
• i ,
•
Mt:Vit.:T . 4Ol,lA :Ilalgtkl .... m
(I,a. vx , oreet)
B,kg,
gk. 113
II Int .
tt.t, D •
1.1 t t
Nttt ..
PRICE THREE CENTS.
.
and turtling out annally a fabulous. number'
of tans of soda, concentrated lye, copperas, al
uminum, Sc. Tony use the products of some
seven salt wells 1n the neighborbocid of !Se
trona, and in addition to the salt so used, - ere•
ploy annually thousands of tons of ercoille, a
stone composed of. fluorite of !sodium and al.
=Mum. This stone's found only in Green
land, and the immense stores otlt in that re
glen belong exclusively to this company, hav
ing been purchased by them fl'oth the Danish
government. The stone is brought by ships
to New York, mud thence by rail to the works.
While here tne excursionists were invited
into the basin pf Mr. Pemberton, and there
served with a bounteous and elegant coalition,
to which not one failed to do ample Justice.
Indeed the table spread "before them (would
have templed a sated epicure, to say nothing
of a party of hungry excursionists. ,
kidding a reluctant farewell to Natrona, the
party went on their way. All along this par
thon of the route are mattered the waymarks
of the ancient suit excitement that once eon
v awed the eQMILIII ear Its Violently, WU:lest, as
the ell fever lien done Since. Ruined derricks
and tumble down boiling establishments are
dotted all along on both sides of Natrona.
Among the monuments of defunct salt eider
pet ses aro many estmblishments still le' mctive
and successful operation. As we esid, the Salt
Manufacturing Company owns 'some'. seven
abundant Wells in tee neighttorhootiktel at
. Tarentum, this side of. Natrona. Is the ancient
well of 8..11. Kier, still
. belug puinped 'as rig
°mealy and copiously as twenty years ago,
when the oil that was the commencement of
the
with
excitement was pumped out
with the salt water, to the great botheration
-
of the proprietors, until 31r. Kier turned It to
account by selling the Se:local/II at nay Cents
a bottle as a universal panacea.
Opening into the hillsides at brief intervals,
alas, are rich coal mines, and at one of these
the train stopped, end such of the party as had
not the dread of aching hacks and dampened
clothing stooped and went in, such carrying a
little letup. It wai in a vein of peculiar rich
ness and well repaid a visit, though It repass
its proprietors In medh more subs tantial
style. , ...
An object of prime interest on the' road Is
the fatuous lilgu Bridge over Woolford's Run,
near Smithburg. Thin bridge Is ono of the
highest if not the highest itt the State. l In the
highest portion - Blies:a height of ono hued red
anti forty feet, and is four hundred un.leighty
.feet en length, by twenty-flee feet In Dread th.
it 'consists of two spates, an immense stone
pier rising in the centre, and - su•lxirting the
heave trestle-work of the bridge. , This mo.
Ole structure was built by tile Keystone
Bridge Company In December, MS, and It is
an achievement of Which they may w3II be
proud. • .
Near Leeehburg Is the great tunnell r fOurteen
'hundred and twenty-tire feet long. he exca
vation for this tunnel was made several years
ago by the original company, but the masonry
was laid by the present cosporatiOn. Seven
tulles from Blairsville, the Conemaugh. which
at Freeport joins the Lentil:twine, and forms
the
_filakimitultis, makes a curet, of three
miles, but at the commencement of he nerve
the road estate a tunnel, and after running SiXilundrect feet underground, comes out at
tile other end of the-enure, hexing accom-
Omitted the threetelles tn thet distance. •
'At Maims - 11.e Junction the exclirsionists
. snuck the Pennsylvania Railroad, and es wung
around the circle" througli the derknens to.
this city, reaching the depot at about eight
o'clock, where as elegant supper at the spice
did depot hotel termituded the pleasant day's
most pleasant experiences: After partaking
of the meal, the party reluctantly separated.
Not soon shalt we sliced apleasanter day with
pleasauter company.- . L '
, .
'An Unlucky Yrlcloy.
The Lebanon Courier gives ns the i lollowing
recount of three singularly fatal itcritients
that recurred In that county on Friday last:
Three men who
. ‘Vcro out
. guniliati that
themselves—two dying lonian, a short time
utter the accident 'occurred, and
Il i hp third
Josingan aim. Neither two of t eta . were
together. : } •
The named of the killed are Charita Berkey
a anted are Charits ha.
ti Mid -
anblO, Eberly, the former of !metier&
town, land the other helot:ln liradelberg town
ship. Berkey was killed on the mountains,
about three miles from town. Tint , 'teas coil.
netted with his death are as .follows, to wit t
lie had Just killed a rabbit and hart !the ham
mers ot both barrels tap, so that 10 caw the
first nti,sed he might be. reedy with the sec
ond barrel. The rabbit fell 'at the first. tire,
and while the dogs belonging to the party'
were quarrelingl, for the posSessic a of the dead
rabbit,,Barkey having evidently lottotten.. to
let 'tin/ hammer of the undischarged barrel
back into a safe position. began to• reload the
empty barrel, and had lost poured [dowm the
powder, when the other barrel expiodcal, the
charge taking effect tinder the lett side or the
Jaw, passing upwards, tearing the face and
bone and lodging 10 the bane of the itkull. The
hetnerrhitge from the wound and the ear .was
so profuse that be died within a short time.'
I.berly was killed to the Middle Creek Val
lee, about three or four - miles cast of the place
a hero .Burkey met his death. lie el us In com
pany with. Ms father. Young Eberly was
about twenty yards in advance,andjuma about
ero,.stutt the creek, when the father heard the
report and saw his son throwing till his arms
and falling Into the Cretic.. Rushing np, he
found itim 10 !I...meek. the chapge having,
taken effect in the head. lie wenWor asdst
ancepbut by the time he returned the boy was
death The charge entered the -lef.t temple,
pes..ang obltinely opwards to the middle 01
the heath It is not definitely known how the
occident happened, but it is prestimed that
hammer of his gun canto in contact with
the rail on which Its was nips:stair the creek.
Berkey had been. a soldier in the,United
Sates Army for nearly' three years. Ho
Ware , 114' MO, • • •
'rite third young man, wheae name we have
5.t mile
.IV..
L. "
BEE
.. t '•
.1 4,
.... 20.14
2 , 1
• The third young mao, ..___ _
not learne , 3,e not himself lu the aria, over the
line In Lancaiter nount•:, Inalaiut ten walla•
cation of the left aim oteeseary. There is u
report teat be has also tiled. ;, •
•
Alho Vision lron fills ComPoPY.
Wb visited Gals establishment on Saturday,
and would confess to a feeling of surprise, if
any extent or variety of work in Vi l na could
surprise us lithe iron Metropolis. The works
are on a large scale and belong to a corpora
t lon, of which Anilreiv Carnegie is President,
Thomas Carnegieplice President, Gl*Praetsch
Secretary, and Andrew IC,lmnan General Su
perintendent. biltho character, still and ca.
perience of these cnief men; and the ample
capital of the Company, isla guarintee that
.its -business will be Vigorously . ana 25UCCC-55-
fully managed. .
•"` -v , manufactures hill kinds of
The Coniictur
heavy org
fed work, as well as rolled, Meted
lug hammered and rolled, locomotlie and ear
axles of the popular "laleman"'lmitml, rail
road chairs, spl.ce care, bridge iron butte,
alnico and:bolts, beams, girder lrml, channel
iron, octagonal wrought iron, hollow posts,
and a host of o th er articles, for w tell they
have a large custom.' Their workil embrace
the "Iron tat)" Steam Forge," the , "Illomun
boiling 31111," the "Cyclops Ltelllngilli"Onid
the "Union Gas Pipe Factory ,"- sill in the
tipper parg of the city. Thomas : l Mondial),
the city agent of the ebrporation, and
has his office and warehouse at 93 Water, and
IoS First otreet. See mleorttieureut In another
column.
Cold it:6.liter Progooltletited.
On Thursday last, a large black bear was
aeon on the public road one mile weal of
Thvisburg, A day or two ' alter, tk pheasant
was discovered in the CathOlic church, (Char
ing brogcn a pane of.glass to effect Hs en
trance thereto. Severaideer have :been Been
In the neighborhood since the falling of the
leaves. The near approach to the habitations
of men or these wild birds and beaSto, is held •
by many to betoken a coming winter of un
usual severity. From all quarters We hear of •
phenomena which are generally regarded us
presages of severe winter. Hives °yeti/014 . 10g
With honey; unusual thickness of corn hooks,
andthe fun. of. wildheasto; the. migration of
rats from the west to the , east; moths the sea
gat advaneus, suppOsa'there will be added
to this 115 t of ohms, the extraordinary stores
or nuts laud up uy squirrels. However much
we may be disposed to smile at such omens. it
would be well for even the most Lnereilulon.s
to be prepared for a Severe winter.' . , . •
•
Msg.:aline Areldent,—On tVedn es day morn.
lug lag, Mr. Andrew 13allentine, of Titusville,
having a defective torpedo, carried It to t)ao
machine shop of Jonas Pussy, of that place,
for the purpose of having the heel-plate re.
moved. The herald says: Tho torpedo had
been tilled with water for-the purpose of re
moving the powder; and it Reaves that Mr.
supposing the powder to have been
entirety removed, put one end la the ere,
when it exploded with such force that but
two email pieces could ho found. ;One frog-
Mont, about two Inches square, icdged 14.11 r.
liallentine's face, crushing in the mend bones
and reaching the brain through' Ithe orbital
plate. ills recovery is doubtful.
. Found Dead.—Thorons Mtn, an aged gen•
Litman, who resides in •sharrppshur, Blair
county, was. found dead, on Wednesday night
last, In Poplar Run, where the Leaweravillo
Plank Road crosses it, near Catitsh Tavern.
Ile had been In liollldayaborg, and as a cat
was found above his left cyc, it Is aupposed
that he fell off the bridge while, on bin way
home. The water was wily, about sit Inches
deep where he wan found, and It Is thought
that ho was no stunned by the fell that he be.
came powerless. and . was thus droWned.
Rudelen Death.—On Vrodfiesday 185%. Ilr.
John Welters, of Duneansville. Blair county,
went into Ills shop, as usual, to pork, eating
an apple. In oue-half hate altenverds ho
discovered, by his wile, dead. It would seem
that he seated_ himself on- his Work bench to
-11nish.eatIng the apple, and died In that poalr
lion. Ile was about Ilfty-live years of age.
The Coroner held an Inquest on the WO' au
found that be died of disease Of tho beast.
COMM/ /led for Telal.—Evests,COok k
man; the threo•young men cherivel with rob
bing the estaintshmont of the colored in.m
Ma,rer, In theft. 251cholas hotel, and of pick.
tog the poc kets of a gentleman of this city,
had a hearing - before' Mayor McCarthy on dat
urday, sod to default of St,WO hail . .. Ada, acre
to:audited toiatil,to await trial. • .
. . .
A Fair Fiastr.—Tbe Lela County Fetrbeld
hat week, Is reported by tbe Er Ip.' coma, 1.4.
pars as ',perfect beim, as for as lamer was
concernutl, IJut, a. vetoes , - is 170114 , 01' altiaa,
THE WEEKLY GAIETTE
A WIDELY DISSEENTED JOURNAL,
CONTAINING THTIITT-17WO.,COLUMNI3 OF
FRESH AYH INTERESTING.REAIIING
MATTER, TOGETHER - WITH HiR
SET REVIEWS .A..NDPCVIC..
RENT LOCAL NEWT,
TWO EDITIONS ISSUED.
. ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS•
Thc.ltlltlon Is forwarded .which 11 - 411 reach Mt
sibscrlbtr Soonest
En
sintle CPpy (per annum)
liZIM!!
Clubs often or more
tame Ball Garay. L in East EttrrailligbAn 2 -
A Match was played . tri EASL BirminghaM.
between the Niagara and. ArnerLean, on tho
grounds bf the former, which resulted 111
victory for the 1l14;111'14 the score being as
ARISRICAN... 0, It. , NIAGARA. 0.
C. ratter...oh, p.. . 4 2D: p... 5 I
D. BleCutebehn,ib 2 4j E. Duschbach. 355 I.
V.-Uarq 31 b 3 3. W. 191.114=5,3 14.: 3 3
T. Carnahan, c f... Grunt..._. c•f.. 4 2
EvanS, 1 b... 3 ..IP. Sue, .... .. I b... 0 6
M. Jackson,- c ..-5 OLT. Tb019119...' II .. 0
D. I f 31 W. Warncr,..l. f... 4 2
It. Patterson, r f..... 4 0 f... 3 3
.I.s .. 1 4 11.11210........8 a... 2 3
. • • 21
Woman }lobbed ou Seventh Street—
Strange
• Last night at about eight o'clock a womaw,
whose name we could not learn, was passing
along Seventh street, near Tunnel), when oho
was attacked by a strange man, who knocked
her down, robbed her of her gold watch, and
mu'ido_ off. The .woman l a cries attracted a.
crowd, who promptly star:mita pursuit Of the
robber and noon overtook him. After a short
chase they captured him and started with him
tor the Mayor's office. As they were' passing
an alley, however; the prisoner Made a sud
den start, broke - away from his keepers anti
galloped down tbei He ley, -oven into a pack
yard, and thence to as unknown. e made
good nis escape wit is booty, but officers are
attar him.
kr rooted on n Chnico Or Pikoving
torfeii .4:Lone7. •
On Saturday night the ogles rs doing dfity at
the Union depot received a telcg - ram.froin A.l
- instructing them to arrest a man named
Charles Do Soto, who would arrive inlids.city
on the elevtm o'clock ttain,'es he had In hie
possession a *d counterfeit greenback. The
dispatch also contained a minute description
of De Soto, nod on the arrival of the.tra
was restqlly recognfted In the crowd alighting
fimmi s c
thars and inlint , illately taken into cos
jettyand Waged m lhe Minus, what . ..the was
examined, and the counterfeit mentioned, to
gether with a number of genuine one/t . , were
found in his pocket hook. • Ile will have a hear
ing to-day. ' • -
Steeling
of the Society of ttio
•
Uncut. • •
The Society of tie 102.1 Regiment fientur.cl
ranlit Volunteem met on. Saturday evening In
the City Buildinc, Genernl'Thomas Rowley
in the Chair. • .
- -
Twenty new members were admitted told
lowsbip ,vith the Society.
The eommittku appointed at' a preidous
meeting to ,graft. a Calistantion and By-Laws
subuiltunt a report, urinal), after tieing de.-
bated for ,11/1”1 timS, was dually adopted by a
unanimous vote. • •
A committee or three wasappointed to.draft
resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late Attjut,tut, Lnuis,F. Brown. -
The Society adjourned to meet on Saturday
et'entng, the 2.7111.
Slott inn- of tool Itontts.—Te.terlaymorn.
lug a coal barge and a fiat boat containing fif
teen. thon,and bushels of coal belonging to N.
J. Bigley, struck the pier of the llonongaliela
bridge anti sunk in loop water. • About three
otclock on. the same afternoon, a pair of boats
belonging to Geo. Willick struck - upon some
obstruction in the river a short dlrtance be
low the firt.t damn, tansing the sinking of one
of tho.b...t, CO111:1111 imp twenty I honsand bush
els of coal. The boat huts lodged on a bar and,
will not prove a very great loss SpVel al boats
are lying sunken between the bridge and
, damn-Owlng to..t be swift current the damage
Las been unusually heavy.
Tho Chieftain liomleide. 2 -51. Swartz
welder, Eel., in the Criminal Court on Satur
day gave notice that lie would make applica
tion for the release, on bad, of John
now in jail awaiting trial on a charge or mar- .
der. AV illicit, our readers" wlil recollect, is
charged with having Indicting., 'Wart., tior
lag a tight on-hoard the ....tea.mboat Chieftain.
caned the death of II arrisou Murphy.
The bearlllg on the application - dill probably
'take place this Weelr,,but. the day has not yet
been decided upon , . , ' •
•
Tlie ItepttbtlP announces by an advertise
meat that a company to about being formed
With a capttretdock of 4.10.0ta to ruts 11,1 atter.
noon paper. We preoutne that the mistion of
t hat Jon root hal been accompllehed anti that'
It la to be inn rged into the lone Journal con
totoplated. The experienceo , f come has dem
onstrated that an eyaning paper it a lacing
operation in tilt - neighborhood since tha
Chronicle hassle!, a hold upon the allectiona:,
.of thepooplens to forbid the growth of Optic. ;
'Button. -
Death of a Venerable Citlzen.—We are
pained to announce this morning the death of
one of our most r,spOcLable and - venerable
t i ,
fellotvf citizens Jolul Anderson, Esq., .they
founder of :In erson's Foundry. At MO time
of lily death te deceased 'lied reached the
ripe and mouses ago of ninety years. llamas
au estimable gentlenutn, the possessor of a
generous heart, anthin his prime was regarded
:ta one of our shrewdest and most reliable of
business mem made to his 1191.10., ' .
Itexervedfiewts-For the en tartainman t of
the I.l.ymotith Literary Society, fulv,,rilsed la
another column, may ho otniune.l to-lay at C.
C, Mellor It Co.'s Musie Store, Wood etroet.
Admaieny Seidler's League,
will meet to-morrow evening in Dust's all.
Water street. A full uttendnuce la reonested,
as business of moment will be transacted. •
Resero Fall,-11r. William Moon, of Girard,
fell from the roof of ncluse, 'which lie bad
been shingling. on Tuesday afternoon: break
log his thigh 'nil spraining.his
Recovering,—Thinsusaci, who was acciient•
ally shot while out huntlug hear .Richletown,
a fon - days ago, is rapidly recovering, and
now 00u514erc‘l Out of danger.
We have reeefv . ed from ; the Publishers. Po
toreou & Brothers, a copy of. "The Loat Beau
tv," or the "Fatal . Error:,
133332
. ASDERFON"--On overang, — October Vth,
JOHN AN DElizOS, Eaq., In the ulneuttu
year of las sire. . '
The facet al will tate plaq..To-.IIORROTO tTuesday)
YuUNIX°, at 10 o'clock, !idol. No. t 3 Peun street.
psaviLikwoniiimocis*zylPfil
t 4 11.ILDALE
....hematite! "God'a-acre," the largrat eaherbatt
place orsepelehro. except one, in this county. att.
uato.lolrNeW I:Mgt:T.4m roa.l, hame.llately north or
Allogh.r, For littri.lalOLl penults or tltiC4l,:'
at central Drag erne CLAN .
abenrCity.
• FAIRMAN & SAMSON.
UN IDE'RWAIKERS
No, pti 9to tth Qeld St., cot. 7th,
(Entrance how Bc•catti‘Street.)
PXTT~Sa~iGI3. P 8...
ANL) 133 'd.I.3IIUMILY STIPLET,
ALLEA3IIIiNIig PA
ALEX. AMMON, • .• : •
171V30.113.V&T'.96.13.311i.2.,..
N 0.168 Fourh ear,t, ris ta burgh, Pa. OOP PINS of
all kinds, CRAPE.% 1.31.011Za..4.1 estar clescrlplloll
of Funeral r11191613111g tiooa* rurnaa¢c...
op en y end u I ght, I.lrsret n.nl'easna gas tar nuae a.
Itinciumer6-11.ev. Dish] 'tart fti U., Rev: &I
W. Jacob.. LLD.. Thor.a.a E.:az, Sag.. • Jacob a
B T. WHITE:& CD C -
. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Mannhister,Vieed , altun and victatr.
COFFIN irIOOM . MMZRESTER LIVERY STAiLL
()moron aneateld and Chanters streets.
If 1an...el and Carrlares furnished. „ •
OPERA. GLASSES
FOR RILE OR .urnE,
AT DUNSEATH +4ll CO.'S,
SS lettraimt.
op
LADIES , ILND GENT'S
Niiir..4l2rl° , clEim
ALL Al r YLZA, ,
AT GREATLY REDECED PEKES.,
vvx.r...x... T. TG'IZ■33Y . .
I.s WYLIE ST., ItTll.
Fon cuedip: -
SPECTACLES ,
HASLEDI & CO'S,
. ' 93i smithfield Street;
d;'l
jjoivAnw IL
s SALE AND LITE
11 wr.a.8x,33,
First Striert, itboVe Ninittatel4,
NEAR }11•.111,V t•I CIA II Cie.
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