The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, December 25, 1866, Image 1
M El - CITY 'TENS. Ding* *sid .21edlelues. eters , prescriptions carefully prepared' at half the usual price, at Fultou , s Drug Store, oPposite POStOInCe. An Episode la Laconles. A young mari-Marrlud-Batriottsm-Baltat .Cd-Nolurlottgh-Throo years-Plenty letters --Great .battle-Wounded -Left for dead-No Jetters-IPrisoner-Andersonvllle -Grant 'to:lona-Came Lome-Not a. dollar-Claim agent-4;ot Lis pay-Two hundred and fifty dollars-Bought county right-"Llnruno'+ .lm. proved LY/orc Damper"-Sold wellrßought more-Fifty 'dollars a day profit-Owns a house-Bottled downft chance for you- Right away-J. N. Whldden,.2o. 11 Fifth idrcat. The Howe Sewing Machine, Must certainly take the lead of all others in a short time: It was awarded five premiums 'on work, at the Worlds Fair, ISClffetir premi ums for work and on the maellirte.at the New fork State Fair, IE4O. See the Mcilsodist, of heptember 2241. A:premium on the, machine at the Ohio State Fair, bee. See • the Dayion Journal, October Itith. The only agency for Its sale Inc Western Pennsylvania, is itt No. 4 Clairstreet,Tittsburgh. , The Three Guardsmen Will he 'produced in ,all ,its original splen .lor. this (Christmas) afternodn, at the Sew• Opera House. ' . . . Racing - With a Locomotive. At. Contra! l'ark, - liew York, the boys try. their gad with the locomotive, but, as yet, have not succeeded In - passing it, but we do not.anow hew soon.Pittaburgli boys may suc ceed, particularly as the great majority buy their Skates of gown, lUG Wood street,..wbo, notwithstanding the enormous quantity sold' bas Still a few Moro left. At the World's Fair In,l.endOn,. lib"-, the Wheeler & Wilson Sew- Mk - Machina received thu highest awardall the Machines of Europe and America In com petition. This ( award Tias always been made I , 'herever ilalithited. You will make no mis• takd iu orderiiii one as a holiday gift to Wife, sinter or friend They can be purchased only it. Sumner. .b gl Fifth street. I= ' The radar Base Bull Field is decidedly the handsomest present you can maize. NO game of modern times exceeds It in the amusement and lamest it adords. It can be played by two or more persons, and In every respect is a perfect modef of our national game. As the .apply this season will be limited, call in ha lumtlately on James Down, 135 Wood,street. Do Not Forgot the-Three Guardsmen, at the New opera floes°, tilts afternoon. • 1=11=1:13 flown, Jai Wood street, has done such an co .rmous trade in skates, this. winter, that he. has been compelled. to go and search the Phil, lelphia and New 'York markets for stock to supply the tremendous crowds who daily throng his store. To-day ho will receive a fresh supply. .Go early that you may secure a pair. , - (MM. Toys, assorted Candies, Raisins, Cur —runts, Prunes, Orange and Lemon Peel, Can met Frnitst etc., etc., as cheap and as good as nt any other house In the tie In cities. George Heaven,. NO 112 Federal street, Allegheny . City- A call is solicited. ' Compound Charcoal Or antlayspentli food. Composed of recently Calcined Willow Charcoal, itc., combined with raltiim Flour. Solo agent lor: Pittsburgh; Joseph Fleming, No. 9, Market stpei. The tint rrenalum Was awarded to ]feeler's Patent:Sett and Tare Scale, for weighing cattle. hay, coal, etc, over the Forsyth Scale at the tote County Fair. Buyers will remembetordco IS Wood street. Do Rot Forget the Three Guardsmen; at the Sew Opera lionte, this afternoon. Fine Periennery, Colognes and Taney Goods. A flue assortalenc, Imitable for presents,, at Meclanan S !3.l.clienrkaa , s Drug store, No. 5.5 Market atroct. R be Best Skaters Must be taught young and put at, It.saily. So go to Bowni t ,ltt , l Wood street, and purehuse a pair or ska es for each or your sons and daughters.., If You Wont, Your boy to stay at home In the exmling buy hima Parlor Base Ball Field. Bown;l31.1 Wood street, has them for ante.: • If Yon Want lour boy - to stoy at home In the evening buy him a Parlor Base Ball Yield. Bonn, fl Wood street, line them for sale. Ton Con iluy roteign Liquors of all kinds at Joeep,l S. Finch's Distillery, 1if3,191,1%1 and De }list street, Pittsburgh. Win Melt Onr Good• wo lion't be afraid to buy. No risk to run, a 6 warrant every pair we -sell. Opera Itouee Shoe Gractitil bk.atinr. To acquire it, go to Down's, 136 Wood street od purchase a pair from his immense stock. For llolllday NrenentN, ' 4.010 AlsClarran S ItteKennem,s Drug store, ~Market street. - Stock Reins. Reduced Very fuet—prlees avattl low—Opere Rouse Store. Goods Sold lifilhout Reward to . VrtMe, t the Opera Rouse Slew:Store. • You qui BOY , Alcohol at Joseph S. Fynelee. t per cent Wonderful Bargain, ihe 1./pera lions° Shoe Store. Best • , Hoods lel the World At the Upere ❑ouse Shoe Store. Yon Can Buy slope at Joseph S. Fincya. FROM NEW YORK. • . Fire nt El mira—Lase aloo,ooo—Over a Million of 111raally Assessed Taxes Ftrturnetl—tinrnares Sur. a DOCelMied usband—The lteeent Fluaneint Ex. citrates.. • ' New Yonsc, Dec. 21, 11,66 = There was was a large fire at Elmira in this State 'yesterday, which destroyed' property D. tho amount of four hundred thousand dollars. The insurance on .the losses will reach two hundred_ thousand dollars, chiefly In New York. companies. TAX ES RETURNED. To-day a resolution was adopted to repay toe taxes collected in error from the different banks in this city'to Die amount of nearly . n million asola quarter of dollars.. DAIL/MTN arIAINST A blilSier RAILWAY, The widow' eoglilan, In a legal action, has re fovered •1r2.500, as Indenity for the loss of her usband, who Was ki m lled - by' being thrown Dein the platform of one of the Second sr cone horse cars. , • • THE 'auctiri rINANCIAL It is rumored this afternoon that Um rc'eent pbeen-ertulmtlon in the money market, which Imo • attributed lo diteit practice on tin part of some of our bank relit:Pre, In enllusirm with the leading stock speculate:l with one or more officials connected with settle Omar Vie e - partments at Washington, will be i l le • subject of an Itclfgitir-attelt_lntractliuMly after the reassembling or CongrCPY, El==B Mr. larth, of the open bonnl Cdtully shot In We own hel4P,l , 3*.b"rgl.T, on snuility night. - • FROM CALIFORNIL, A Railroad Amendment—A Great Storm and Treed—The fit{Vag!. Chinese Pirates—Montle in Cantor . Ma., SAN Fr.sumaro, Pocember 21.—Th° construc tion train on the Pan Joe RailrOad, 'broke through a small Midge ne.re ban Mateo, fast night, killing two men and Injuring two. Thelraft a heavy fall of rain r yesteislay, and last nightla double amount more than was over recorded hero during B. period. Floods are reported in several places. China dates of the Gth. say that the Itrigon. tine Lubea, of Warren, Mind° island', hail her Captain murdered by pirates, who had first rummaged the vessel, and shot Captain Rowe, who was sitting with his wife and children on I, a sofa in the cabin. A train was laid to blow urthe vessel but the crow snccesded in so. A g c l ie Lta from. various parts fn California, say that streama are overllowed, honses - roofed, trees blown down and roads obstruct ed.by the recent storms, — but no greet damage has been rePerted• is now stated that the visit of E. whoc; Cook, • Dlinister resident at e• erday , s . steamer. bas nothing Cr.valgfe'd :r a tiT e d ' O r with ieciprocity treaty. ° • • The Louisville Murder, • LortsVim.e.Dec.'24.—The son of Mendel, who p was assassinated yerterday, has been arrested as the Murderer of his father. . Riley Groaners, a negro, was arrested Lebano as ono of the gang who escaped hanging at n rocen.K. - 7.7.-" -li ' ,ll '/Ol ,'-'- ' - '' ,-- ••• , ....____----- UP) ' . .. , . . _ ,-3- < ' .2„...' ."-='''. ~.L._ 1•7ib.1.:„.,„..:-.i,,..<l'\\ ' \ ' ' l'':2 -74 .,: 5- J- ...- , :,-•:• 4 . - 41- .•: .r , :7": :::' ., ..... .: 3. 1:-_ • ,:_\., I- : - . - , • ; ,_ / , 1 e , . . -- ,- • ...._ , - , ••• 0' - ' ...-r' --• ' . . , ...-•• - v - -- - - - • I V ia 3&11 ;: 1.,,v : -v.i7j,.. ...; t7 1 1 • I ' `4* i-' • I _ )' v: .7______•.:, .1______.,.,,.7._ ; 7_ 7.: ;-.7.- -_ - 77.77f•-•-•-- --7--- ' - ' 7 ' . - -I ' l l 4l ‘' - ' -- I -I=--- - - -,' •,,) - I ) __ Th _ . \.-- 4 r--- _ -.;;1-1-1*144i , -:- : 5;L IMOIH'7. ~ ...,, ,-411:)-'1 ." 1 1 -7z I III .: - - ,_,.,. ' • ...---- 1 - • , a i VOLUME - LXXX.---0. 312 FIRST EDITION. ONE O'CLOCK, A. M. LITE NEWS BY TELEGRIPII. FROM EUROPE. Difficulty Between Turkey and Italy, THE POPE AND VICTOR EMANUEL. assassfis Surratt Ett Routs for _the, United Stales. FLNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TURKEY AFU ITALY WOR DS . FOINT FLOCia : CE, December Z.—A portion of the Italian fleet bas been ordered to readesrous in Turkish waters to await 'an order 'which will moon be issued regarding a claim of Ins dm:nutty to be made on the Turkish itovern ment for proceedings In the steamer Thomas TLIE FACAL %ND 00V1,1,1,16NT, hove, December 2.3.—There is little disposi tion shown by the Pope to entertain the prop oMtlon made by the Italian Government, and Mils holiness is said to have repelled Napo leort's advice, who favors tlie Italian plan. • SI7!MATS nomewArao nouNt) MALT A t December':—Thu American Coustd ha, received news that an American gunboat left Alexandria today for the United States, with Surratt on board. Lox pus, Monday, Dm.ll,Erening.-13imine=s is at a total stand-still in consequence of the Christmas holidays. The Stock Exchange, the Bank of England; wad most of the; mond. neat mercantile houses are closed until Wed nesday, There is no political news of interest. L,vcarOOL, December 31—Erening.—Nothing has been done in the cotton or other markets to-day. Business is also suspended at Mans cheater, tiriningbam and other 'commercial centres. • TERRIBLE FIRE AT VICKSBURG One Hundred Houses Destroyed on Sunday Night. TWELVE LIVES LOST HT THE FIRE. The Total Loss Over Two Mil lions of Dollars. - .Vicassenc. Mass., December terrific conflagration - broke out fn Morris block, coo ncr of Clay Street and Front levee, at last night, which destroyed the entire block, thirty • houses: thence to the block bounded by the levee, Clay, Mulberry and Crawford streets, destroying the entire block, thirty-three onuses; then east of Mulberry street, between Crawford and Clay, to Wash ington street, destrocing. thirteen houses; :hence to the corner of" Washington and Craw lord streets, destroying four three story brick stores, and thence to the earner of Mulberry and Crawford streets, destroying ten houses, besides shanties, Be., all in all, tumut one hun dred buildings; or which thirty-eight were Jorge brick stores. Two white children and four negroes pee !sh ed intim flames, and six negroes were killed by accident. One hundred families are rem dared houseless. The origin of the ere was the result or care lessness in tz Thr, streets are I owded with g oods o and denrls. Tile gteatest credit Is due I.:mien:ls Wood and -Dudley and their men tor their superhuman e ff orts to subdue the flames and prevent pillage. ----- Five or six building - were blown np to arrest the progress of t bell:lmes. The Theatre bull:l -ing, the Cathedral, City Think. and Telegraph Unice escaped, the former badly damaged. The total loss tonoughly estimated at 42,000; M. About onedrth is insured. The following Is a partial list of the suffer: era: - F. D. Waldsworth, stoves and: hollow ware; James Lavianinitti, fruit dealer; H. 31. Bradley, watch maker: J. C. Kress .t Co., clothing: Manlove S. Hobart, dry goods:, llan , l Swift, hardware and crockery. Also, by We last tire, the three story dwelling or Smith .t Parsons, wholesale dry goods and groceries; S. H. Young a Co., wholesale groceries; Wash intom Hall building; COW• 111 k Herring. gro ceries: Ellett, Huggins a. Co., dm:goods; Both sehild",a Triable, auction room; W. 11. PaSbMSO 'A CO., and J. Y.:Yelser a Co.. - furniture dealers; Rothschild, dry goods; it. B. Bram:lnner, Ab ner Matthews, two small d wellings; Peter Ca sey, wholesale groceries and commission mei , chants; Wm. E.. young t Co., Wells allrecu, S. L. DsbOrn IdeNatniva et Flanagan, Downing, Brining COlbert, two bric stems, Webster Scoffer, gunsmiths; O'Hara k Bro., - C. J. Ed wards: boot stores; Philip suotorlous, • .1. C. Mans, ehawver J: Pollock, A. L. Jaquith, Johnson A LILIIIkIO, W. H. llarttnso,,and. nn merous others of less importance. The tire raged tilt daylight. The itiocul rim Company lost their engine. FROM MISSOURI. The Troubles In Lafayette founty—Or der from General Grant—A Contented Sent In the Next l'onuress—lnsprovu ntent of the Illotlrodlopt er—A Von. vonlien; Sr. Louis, Doe. `ft —Tae ',stomata Jefferson City special fornishei the following dispatch: "iirdSIIINOTON, To dorcrlaor Fletcher :—The orders sending United States troops to Lafayette county 'cat countermanded on receipt of your illspatch iSigneda U. S. littaNT." Judge Illrelt will contest Colonel Van Horn's scat In the Fortiejb Congress. A block and alma of buildings was horned at Shelby, kliesouri, last Thursday night. Loss unknown. Extensive arrangements are being made for a grand cenventton here of the people of Mis sissippi Valley, on the first Tuesday of Febru ary, to consider MeaStires for the improve ment of navigation of the Mississippi river- The City Council and Chamber of Commerce have united In'the formation of committees of arrangements, finance,' unit appointment of speakers for the occasion, Am our promi nent business men aro. interested In the mats ter. A memorial will be presented toCongres on the subject. FROM ?i,ISRVILLN 110 Congressional Excursionist-n-11ra —Two Ilierzroes rres t for %to. lotion of Clsll 'tights Lair. -- N1.,11,1.T.E, lyre. 'M.—Messrs. roster, Line,- iPtinsay, Wade fierr,Alaves Norton, hat; In, '!,int shall and Thomas, the. dongresslonat en cirsionigts, necoinpan ed by lien. Hownril, Col. Markindd and otile.rs,havc arrived. Their•l reception was gratifying, and they wore railed on by numerous Citizens. • They attend. cil abstiffnet at the St. Cionci. • A fl re on the corner of Church and McCreary streeis.bilint two houses and part of another. roily insured. - A-Pearn was gilled yesterday near Antioch, eigitt.miles from liaitlysille...llppro sbot.by addle MILD whole he attvtilptra to rob. Anoth er was tilled near Lirentwood by a white man , whom he asraulted. Charles rrltrl9 was shot and badly woun de d Huntsville, Alahaina, on rrlday, by a ma nine. Marshal Douglas was arrested In Jackson county. Alabittna, last weeir,G. Mead, t charged with the violation of the Cull Hight bill, lit purchasing freedmen sold by order of t the Court. . • - FROM RALTiIIORE. ~..... Finia7ol 1cr:770(.4 convicted" of Crime— One of them Pnrchnses.lllmself—lhe Illddiss; not dpirlied—A. STorroul Is. sued for fbe Sheriff Oohing the dale. lIALTINIOnt, December. ;21 .—Four negroe. convlcted of larceny an dordered to ho sold by Judge Maunder, nt Annapolia, wore sold on Sitturdtty• Some twenty or thirty farmers were present at • thermic., The fleet one sold true John Johnson, who hill for himself, and the auctioneer. taking Ills bill. he was finally knocked down to himself, and became his own men brought for thirty-seven dollars. Another r thirty.live dollop', and two girls brought respectively twenty.two end thirty dollars. There was. an offieer OfWaS the t Freeought dmen's Bureau at the sales , and it h that irited hut for bidding would have boon More' ep 'the fact, an Impression seemed lo prevail that the ofneer in nueotion was ablaut to interfere with the right or the purchasers end release the negro. from the custody of the purchaaer. . A. warrant wed Posited this morning by United States Commissioner , Broolcs, on the oath of Captain Ventlorlip, against the Shield, for netting four neurons on Saturday. ._ • Nortti Carolina LeftsUttar*. ILALM car, C., Dec. 24,-1n the North caroti n. Bonze of Representatives the insolvent debtor's bill Dm been so framed at to secure a homestead or 100 acres, with the house at tached thereto, and trt that form tt,passect. SECOND EDITION. FOUR O'CLOCK, A. , M VERY LITEST TEAMS. FROM WAkIING FON. The Tariff Question in the Senate A.I'PRERENSIONS OF IRON MISTERS • AND. WOOL GROWERS. The Assassination pinspirar. tors to be Tried Again. NO MORE TROOPS 10 BE SENT SOUTH. Ihe Indian Bureau Contraots. GOvEIINOII . L'oN. I I 101110, IN PREDICNIIENT. The Maryland Legislature to Impeach Judge Bond. cbcs., dao., de MEE= UNCIICTAIIT VISIT TO ToIIF Tim object of Secretary liichullocii's visit to Noe York is to ascertain the tone of public opinion on the appointment of Naval ()Meer at that por,t. The Secretary also consult with tinanelers inrefercnee to the important financial tub) cols. 'Me TARIFF ritosrners; • The Iron wanton and wool grrwers are be soming anxious about the fate of tl,e tonic, which Wan passed by the last nouse, and they are preparing to exert a formidable pressure on the Senate. Henry IfeCalllster, Jr., eeeretary of the iron and Steel Association, bus called a meeting of that bodr hero On toe llth orslunuary, when the wool interest will be represented. ' "ittoi,rs Is VIE sot rocas STATES. It IS ct at ed that the President will hereafter refuse the use of troops for the eiouthern States, except 'ln case or rloi7iThis action is fortnile.l upon !Ile recent deeicion lid the C. S. ^ulirelne Court. TUE JiEzgd,,INATIONI, 4,O,I3, TOE , . Mudd, Spangler and 3teLanghlin, the lLPa± stnallon conspirators, u ill be brought from their prison at the Dry Tortugas, for trial by a obit court. it ls understood that Judge Wayne will grant the writ of luebe. corp.. THE tuGST I.AH . OF TLC ,ESFION. The first bill'which has bccorpc a law at the prasent luasion of Congress, is one to supply the deficiency in the appropriations for the year ending June next. The following are two •of the item, For public printing, in cluding paper, 03,000, and for the contingent expenses of foreign Intercourse, aIACKA CONTI/SF, IN isms: utratse. The Comiulttee - of Investigation Into the cent award of contracts in the Indian Bureau, have adjourned their sittings until January id. They have probably completed the taking of evidence, but the decision at which they Lava arrived Is unknown. Commissioier Bogy claims that the charges against him are made froM intererested motives by parties whose combinations for imposing upon and cheating the government and the Indians he has broken op. • STATIONSEN roll ecru:err OFFICERS. The COMUlittiolltr of the Internal Iterenu as Issued a circular to the orneer3 of the In . -. . .ternal. Itet r enue Bureau, directing them to 1 , mato or in rehase no more stationery, tuft to make requ salons on the Bureau for all they need, whir. will be supplied by Parties to ~„ whom was warded the contract. WIIA rut OAS comrAriu , 'FAST. An eiTort k 111 be made by representativ es of the leading gas companies of the country to al of the provision of the inter MEI= aw which prohibits the unripe rglng Government tax an gas to' nal ro,enue Mos from ell ci the 13t of April next. consumers I= al here that tile Maryland heels on after Its meeting next month 'ostigution Into the conduct of of Baltlmore, regarding his poll- Imlssio.o troubles. , .'II STORY Br TS:Lk:GRAY 11. Command r E.Slmpsen,of the United States steamer Mohican, reports from Centro, Brazil, November 7th, the arrival of the vessel at that place. He states that on the alternoon of the :kith nit., When off the Stowe (i roods, one hun• tired miles , test of Marranhum, tho bark of a largo llsh was seen about a cable's length from the ship acrd Inclined diagonal towards her. A few momenta afterwards the engines sud denly Mopped, steam was shut off and a hur ried examination, but no cause . ' could be dis• covered for the remarkable result. Steam was again turned on e but the engines could not be forced ahead. At this time several pools of blood veers teen to rise to the sur face of the water under the stern. Atter a few mo ments It was discovered that a large black -11.01 or whale had been caught between the propeller aed frame. The shock on the en gines was very great, and rendered It neces sary to stop several times durlug the follow ing twenty-four hours to screw up all parts of the engines; No further Injury 'ACURA to have 1,550 done. It In rumor Lame will s order nu i* Judge "haul, uy in the Cot E=T= • There were I. is than. the usual manlier of visitors In attendance at the Whlte House to (lay, and nothing of puhlte Interest transpired. GOY. LYON Or W/ill° IN FICO.ArZa The /Zeptibficon referring tp Gov. Lyon, of Idaho, losing $17,000 in a steeping car say's: "It I, a matter of publicity that the government 4ffircrea thneg, nd cnnccd ujnt 4100.0(AI to bin capacity Of littperintendent of Indian Arfairs In lilolo, of vii telt he has given no' c count whatever, nnil that ho will have to ay tun goVernment that 911111 0.9 well as the $17,00.1 stolen, =2 A Ptrntl g tirrusnrr n 111 be brought to near to Nt wtoll, Commissioner of Agri - an , ! if the Prosident shonkl tlisrogar , it, Con:;rti.9 will legislate Fenton out of of lice A FORTIITITIN CONSPIRATOR Igo. Oldham, of Twins, who was snspectod ,r ccintil:e:tt, 10 the plot to burn northern cities 6urlnK the war, am.l who, It Is stud, ris. cornmendsd the cliPinlet that proposed to manufacture the In dainahle compound to ho need In that operation, passed through thl' Ity facogett , l, POIF C two weeks since, but was blige.l to make himself known to nue of his ad to obtain means to reach bin home :I Texas. Surma the ClOll3 of too war be hes ,eon in 'lex no - rtmatira IFIPLATIOI OF VIC rtIIITtENCT. It io disOnetty understood that a largo and fixed insjority of the Mouse Committee on liartalng and Currency are -opposed to any further inilat ion of the enrrency, and arc de termined to stand firmly by the recommend''. tinns of tho Secretary of tile Treaenry. They, -consider that he has weighed thew hole nnttles sub ject with care anti hew Inverter opptirt for information and are willing to accord pro. eminence to ids conelnsions. A majority are also in favor of basing only one kind of Fed et-al paper currency, and opposed te the of the National banks. AE AF.OC-11EXT IN FAVOR OF A CHANCIG VIZ TARIFF. The beast° Committee on Finance heard to day an argument from the Martinis De Chem; bourne, a gritind-son of Lafayette, In favor of certain changes in the manner of collecting tariff dues on a carted° French article of mer chandise. Learning from the Secretary of the Treasury that Commissioner Wells will lay his report before them on Wednesday next, the Commit tee adjourned until then. • new rosra; AaliebolnlXT. On the Minot January the distrlliting Foots' 00/60 Cale will be run nk day trains between this city and New York and tide city and Itich- I moan, These are provided wit d i stri bu tinga • arra mallngement. for receiving and Lags wit h out stopping the trams. ii 3 L l Si/ED PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, DECT,MBER 25, FROM MEXICO. Gen. Eseobedo Haug by Canales, ORTEGA OPERATING IN . THE' INTERIOR. What Minimter Canbpbell MU- Posen ha Dn. r: .11. 21.—The United States gun; boat Tallapoosite Captain McCann. has Just an. rived front Brazos whore she le4 yettertlay. She brings the ilithllitteni:e`that Latnales had hung V.scolictio—the time not mentioned. Ortega had isticied to the interior beyond pursuit. Now Ouroxs , , lice. 21.—The oilicers of tile steamer Snegnehanna say Oh stittemluits of the civilities of the French nut tfntltich Aro en , tirely untrue. She was forbidden to approach hearer era CraZ than Vera Island. Minister Campbell asserts he could not proceed to Jun• tel by way„of Matittuoras:but will reatli Silt in forty days. Now VIVA:ANA. flee, :!I.—it is rephi . Ps! eh good authority temight that Minister temp bell :Menus prOCeedina hence to St. LOUIS Mal thence to sauta Fe, Now .Mexico, ou his way to Cllthtlatlnn, Durango, or wherever else President Jusrez is lo be found, being satis fied that the adherents of Ortega now 1101.1 and will contintle - rO hold tit tile country on the 1110 1.11m20 0. . General Sherman dots not hesitate to ex press MS Want Or cOattlOaco - ill cOOSIStati- Cy alai fidelity of all ta i Mexican Liberal . leaders. . • GALVESTON, Dee. 21.—Ott the arrival of news of Eticobedo's murder to. ca 04,1,,,,, a emae,ai Insuirectioh of all partite Occurred at 31sta. Moras. On the capture of Escobedo,Canalea, as the only ropre,entat lye of Ortega, had hull put to death on the morning of the :lb.:, and then assumed command himself. rreparations for a 'general fight were mak ing' and chaos ruled the hour ha Mat.tmoras. On the nlo:fling of the 15th one thousand French trmu,4 embarked at Vera CruMl for Franke. ItiearlV all mid - nerve Into the interior is par. aimed for want or protrellon. The French merchants are selling eat and going home. Several French trai,poste hare recently ar rived at Vera Cruz. IThe RAtu ire nded on tte, Freneh organ at the City of Mexico, sm-pe the lot. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Movements of -Gen. Shermln—The In vesib.rotlng Connnllterz—Ntromer 0.• born nann•Fed by !'lre. Nrc I,II7LLENAS, December 21.—Genetni skier. Mall Will probably leave this morning for St. Louis via the river. He called on Governor Wells yeaterdsSi Hoe. tient, W. lioyer, the third member of the Congressional Mot Committee, has az. rived. The gunboat Winooski 14m:whored opposite the city. The steamer Osborn, a St. Louis packet, had her entire upper works burned tilt,. morning. The hull ws partly damaged. Tile loss is 'VSIU. Ins a ured for 4:15,,rn. The !mat 'WWI owned by the captain.• The Congressional Committee have fr mally deellnedthe City LounciPs otter ot room in. Municipal hall wherein to hold their sittings, preferring their private rooms. Preparations are making for the reception of the Congres4lonal excer,,lortists, flow en route from Nashville. %he committee of zens Is beaded by lienetal Ileamegard, Presi. dent of the Jackson Ilullroad. It wilt meet the excursionist , either ut Jackson or Cam ton, Mis.sissippiotud escort Omni to the city. rvci vr I, Acimittni of ..111eDonalii—Ills Arraign ment for flobbery—Tne Jury Lisette." Up Until Werine•Moy—DPornsrge' of - Fenian Prisoners. owsk,snenci, , .lieccinlier 01.—In Court, this morning, MoDonalil, who was charred with levying war,Vlnftligisin placed at the bar-frir raining, on the oth of June, some one of thirty cents. The jury retired to consider their ver dict, and the ease of Cornelius Owens Wll% proceeded with. At one o'ciock the Grand Jury brought in a true hill gitinst George Crawford for commit ting acts of hostility against Iler Majesty. Owens' Co se was abandoned and the prisoner was illchargeil. Charles McGowan was also dlschargedf Crawford was then arraigned. _ 01f , r..k7C11.1 • SU:Ey:tsar an, Dee. .21—Erentrig.—COurt 60- 701in:fed tin moven tills evening to hear tile verdict In McDonald'! came. Tile Jury not agreeing, the Court adjourned till ten o'clock %Italica tay morning, and the jury le doomed to he locked el) over Chriattuac. Mr. Devlin, compel for the prisonerV, ha., gone to Montre al. Ile left tan order for a Chrletmal dinner fur the prisoner!. ' • I=l Doc. .11,-The riv , •r at 1111, point to 7 teat and rising; Wu running out; weather cold and snowing au N, Dee. 13.-111% - er at Franklin 5 feet inalte,; at WI City ti tact una rising. The weather 13 growing cola tot snowing. NASIIVILLe, floc. :N.—River Snipe••, II feet on the shoal. The ItebecCa, from Cfncinnall,•and Dora. from St. Louis, are lu port. rho Tylon arrived unit left for Bra - Octet Deeemher N.—Business rather' lureicrate to-day, owing to Christina , Arri vals—Alice Deno, from Cincinnati;l.lseissippi from St. Louis; Swallow, from Cincinnati; John Kilgore, from St. Louis; and Kenton, trom Pittsburgh. , Departures—Louisiana, for st. Louis; M. s. tileplsin, for Louisville. Moo runs, Dee. N.—Weather coat. River fullln K• Business doll. Arrived—Louisville and David Whitt', from Louisville; Ruth, from st. Could; Clara Dolsen,. trout New Orlea119; Telegraph, from Cincinnati; WelcOlue, from Vicksburg. Departed — Ruth, for Louisville, David White, fur New ‘irleans,' and Clara Dolsen. In port—J. 11. Webb, Belle, Memphis, Southerner, Huntsville, Justice, Commercial, Mollie Ilamilton,.Celeste. Minneollo. Cotton heavy at Me. Money stringent. CITY AND SUBURBAN Eighth Wnrd irrimitry Meeting. The Republican Primary tneetingif the Eighth ward, was held laid evening in the School Mouse, Alderman Morrow In the chair, and Hugh Mc/Masters, Es.i., acting as Secre tary. Thu following persona were named for nomination : • Select Counc.ll.—One to lie nominated. lien. ry s E. White, .1. M. Mintzer, Captain .1. It. T. Common Council.—Three to be nominaLed. John M. 1111100, .1. Mawhinney, Faweett, li.ffltinuas, J. Leonard, John A. gear. cher, It. W. Roberts. school Dina:tom—Three to be nominated. J. A. Sa.rgelltr Roland Jones, B. Preston, A. Mettler, John lilacs. Judge of elections.- 1 , hwhig, H Illlam 111th ridge. Inspector of Elections.—J ...F. Storer, B. Far roll, W. I. Illon. Return Inspector.—ltoliert Knorr, .1. 11. ills joy. ASSCIOMPL—C. It. King, J.J. Stover. Assistant Assessor.—Jacob Miller, IL Kral,- constable.—Androw J. Moon. W. J. Flinn was appoint.' Judge, m 3,1.1. Hutchinson and Alexander McCabe, Inspect ors for the Primary Elections, which take place on Saturday next between the hours °Mime and seven p. T. A. .11eClelland'a Anelion Home— General Alerchandlse Ileadquartera. We would again refer our readers to the immense stock of boots, shoes and gaitemor every pattern, style and description, which will ho tonsil at the general ileath:nartyrs for all lines of desirable goods, T. A. McClelland:B Auction Mouse Salcarlmins, NO, 51 and 57 • Fifth street. Few-city readers are unac quainted with the character and variety of the stock which occupies the — shelves and counters of these large salceroomn. It cra. braces nearly every articin Of inereltandise, and the store might be sald o tin an Motion. combination or - business emporiums. t The Lam!, shoes and gaiters nro eold -fifty per cent. cheaper .than eastern manufacturers: rates, t 45 the entire stock wits purchased at heavy auction sales in the metropolitan cities. underurse the mere ]unm e t oods passing the auctioneer's does not de tract from their quality, and consequently bicelellami's goods are of as stiperior a quality as _can he purchased anywhere. Woolen goods, dress goods, shawls, blankets, men and boys' clothing, piece goods, cloths, cassimercs. boots, mintage, fancy goals, cutlery, notions, and every Imaginable article of merchandise, will s electi on at cheaper than cheap prices:. The of muffs, victorines, entre, col lars caps, gloves, ac., is remarkably line and large, and ladles in need of such ar ticles or dress and adornment should favor Sos. SS and 77 Fifth street with a par chaatng visit. Cuotom-hinde Clothing Messrs, E. Llouston .t Sou announce a great reduction in their prices in vlew' of the fluc tuation in the Eastern markets. They have a large stock of ready-made clothing on hand which they are determined to close out at less • than cost, in order to Mike room tor a tleavY stook j ust purchased In hew York. The Arm pay especial attention to custom work, and have established no second reputation In the style. of gurbs turned from their establish. went and in the quallty and general work. fored i manufac tu re being light, they can at. o clothing of all deserip. Mons tonrder at the cheapest and most rea- SOasbia of prices. Give them a call at tro. ciy Smithfield street , near Fourth. L Susan Grogan, Annie Gesell, John Long and John Ettinger, are all boarders at the St. Cloud Hotel. Mae day last week, the two gen Vernon naniCrt Intltitti the two buttes !mated, toe 6ieighride. The Invitation was accepted; and the party, merry us the day Is long, jot. gled pleasantly along,: with bells. fast 'torsos, comfortable robe• mitt' other belongings or ti that class sleighride, on into the ootintry and Arriving at the City in the ()toning; the).' stoppoi at the tit. Uttar hotel, thb sleigh had been procured. The ladies were shown to tile parlor and tile gentlemen went Into the Mince to register their names and pay the expenses. For the sleigh which had ent itled them on theft metry !qr. thee paid twenty dollars. For room- for theinselves awl wires, they pull nine dollars ill advance, and then went to rejoin their female companions In the parlor, and eseort, them to their rooms. What was their i.ontter nation to 11 1111 ' the room vacant; while their eaeorte, were Magnauimoudy settling OM bills, the Wailes!: lair ones hod supped out at the front door and left the gallant. to lksolation. Ashamed to go hack and demand the mosey pall for the rooms tblit were t” re main unused, the two deserted men tool: their silent mid mortided *able their hotel. The buil day they net nt d :titter, tile cruel dam sels who land played'. the heartless trick 1111011 them. Edinger waetseated near the beWl'eln lug Annie Carsell, slmoxilltilltng no compunc tion tor tier continue' 01 ills evening Itelore, Commenced to laugh: .Thett, In a algnilleaot Manner she wiliaperrd to a female companion and glanced at bunt. Soon elle made All andls Me remark about i'oue I.IIOSU ItdlOwS that went out slelghritling yesterday. ° Elauger beard. Out made 110 answer. eoon tile ie., mark WaS I:pealed Knit' Ids mane elvers li n n g tl ' l4e g ‘ t t e r r ' /I l ir aeg; Till was .too WllOll se bath, been tolerated in bar-room or a stable yard, hilt were loot at all the thing for a hotel Mauer table. That night, also , according to Annie's allegation, he came to the door et the I roan, oceopled by !wheel( and ISO9OII. and, burbting It open, entered. The toll telltales arintal themselves with the yoher and shovet and caused hitu to beat it hasty retreat. tes tertitty, in Mew of Ille 4 u (mete, (Rome ss.iti they were Illete; tile Irate IlatnSed Inade Ink), I mutton charging YMlnger with illsettlerly cons duct. The Itemised' was arrested by onlcer 31eltellen and 111111 • lwaring before the Mayor yesteldny afternoon. The result was that he Was ordered to pay a tine of $ and the rinds of the cAto. lle "forked over" and took Ills depart Urn, coining good resOltltltnill based en Ills rather 1111/elleten expel teller in anales of gallantry. I= llefore lion. M. Matopton and lion. 11. W A. /lope' hod n ifo and JOllll ('mixing Jeeteph Greif A Co. Application for a pre liminary injunction. The * bill of complain. ants alleges that they are Injured ill the en• Joyment of their house?, anti properties by the 9 respondent a, Joseph 1. rad A Co., by then en. (cosine axe. factory and machinery in t Fourth ward of Allegheny City, and .eei, to have them restrained In the pre Ulleee. rittiptititit • nti 111 t heir an-wer deny the :keel . . ments In the bill+ of eompluinant , Thom,. Ewing anti 11. P. Mueller for yomplatnant, anil Messrs. Itirkpatriek and Mellon for re... pendent.. Yolmninons testimony In tli.ahhno • of tight:l4'lli was read xi I 7.lll,lllittt•ti ou either able, and after hearing dwlng, and Mueller on behalf of complainant., and John SI. it irkpatrick, on 1..-.11 of ent, the Court took the paper, announcing that thee would mnSibly b able to pronounce their deelaion Wedn e emlay nest, upon it Abel day they would meet 11l take up l ilt dispose of the argument dist, and of w Weil they n dealred tile bur to take otice. The trial hit in thW Court wl be taken up ou the SeCollit Monday of Januailry. W. H. Clapp S to.'• Shoe Store. There is nothing so beautiful as a neat littmg pair of boots or shoes. No matter how gaudi ly or tastefully we May area', a pair of 'do , ' only, Witting pedal coverings, will give the person an awkward i.lawky oppeat once. We yesterday looked through the palatial shoe house of W. IL Clapp & Co., Nu...! , and Hob street, anti found such a atock7 as le seldom sesioutside of manufacturer's headquarters. The'dalntlest little boottnes up to the pen drone heavy hob-nailed mill shoes are 1.11111 alike, whie the most lea itchig null noel gaiter l hoots for lathes with n neatly c t h ur a ned ancles•dne calf and kid hoots for gentlemen, and sappers and gaiters for iniseeS, MSC, tie (quad in great profusion. This hem possess unusual faculties for purchasing good. at headquarters, aud are cooslantly enabled to sell at the Cheops Lot prices. All per.ous do shoes of anything neat,scrriceabic and ehea•• In the boot. Sh MIAMI gaiter line . , would do wel to lavot this well known not popular e,tair ihMinent with a. purchasing visit. Mice re competent and ompetent and salesmen aud clerk. will Ito found constantly In allendtto to mat upon any who may call. whether they destr to purchase or not. A Droll Iteornotro Yesterday afternoon as the!cart that tat", ux ay the sn 111 from the IlOnonguloda Ilou wan standing by tile hotel, Oh Fir -1 street. and while the Teutonic proprietor of the cart on n to the cellar after a part of his lout, heavily laden iron wagon, driven by a burly negro, came past and one of the wheels 1'31111., in violent contact with a wheel of the cart, wrenched the vehicle to one -lie, bloke tla• . shafts and tore the harness Up ilk it soterwt.at general manner. The iris 1, of the east um jest coming an out of the cellar with a tub et swill an the negro driver of the wagon dire. mounted to son what he could du to adjust matters- The German dropped the swill when half way up the stairs nod rushed furiou, , ly at the darkey. The latter quietly caught hold el Ms assailant tied elea Mud los-heavy whip In a suggestive mamas. Tile.--Clreet , Vats magical. The Dutchman let go hilt, held, the liarkey mounted his wheel-horse and drove I.tlide :tly away, while the unhappy German wen eonsolately to work to save what he could from the wreck of matter. The Connell.ville Itallrond . . .. . . . President tmrrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio road, In a recent address to to the Direc tors of that corporation, mmiplains bitterly Of the hostility mantiested by the Pennsylvania t Central to the corn letion of the Grumellsville roue. Ile refers a some length to the legal enibarrasstnents throws In Its wive by the Cen tral road. In conehmlon, President Garrett 1 says. “The trial In June last, at IViiiilll3lSpOrt. be lore a Jury, demonstrated the litter bililnes,i iof the pretensioes!of our opponent , . when sub milted to the teid•of Judicial Inquiry. In tile beene work p ushy iipu e Connellsville yowl has aradualiy pd forward. and the heaviest pottion of It—the Sand Patel Tunnel, through the summit 01 the Alleghe flies—is well advanced towards completion But for the delay , which a vexattong nod on warrantable litigation has caused, the direr • communication by rail between Milliner , j and Pittsburgh, would now be In set nal ope ration., . William Morrit cur, a ,I.ol'ekl:Crer 0111:111 . 80ll direct, East Birmingham, took a la only dol lar national currency note on Wednesday of last week, anti .fieother on Friday, both of which were afterw arils tound to he counter• felt. tin Saturday a man named Thos. Davis, came into the store anti purchased a turkey, for which ho tendered a twenty dollar na - Donal note. which was the 80010 as the two The Point Robbery. that had been pronounced counterfeit. It„was eired with them, and then taken to J us- On the night of December Oth, Paul liteith ITc " C ' Aurnion's °Mee to haven. (Melded.. While was robbed, at the Point, of his gold welch. the note was at the olileother's the Davi. l note t rout the orrit• valued at ono hundred and forty dollars, and aer's store, a t b turkey. Au Intorination was then made three gold rings valued al, ten dollars. lour i • . ilgallist hon. anti a warrant IPBIICd for his par-. men wore engaged in the alai r, and Dosch ' rect, and placed In the hand s °M of °Meer Fehl. made informatio before the I.layor. charg,lng ; On Sunday. morning Davis resided with his early theer went. to john Oliver. w , ~t m E ,, v „, , 1 ,,,,,,„ 7 , 1 . 1; „„,. 1111111011110,Wiler0 moth (would arrestod him. He gave bail in the Icy and John; Leo and with 1 , 14` ro', lcry, I I " . sum tt'.. o o for a hearing. accused were arrested, and after n purl net • _........_ * hearing last week. wei e coIIMI 1.1 , 11 10 Inn for . ••Sl.l l / 1 ... Arnold Agniza. : a final hearing last evening. Ace wlingly, ; last evening at Buren o . i 10-k. Um nutlet ; 1' estertlay'morning, William alias ttSnlbs" were brought from pill m the :Mayor's Mitre, i Arnold committed and re-committed times in• and the hearing tool. plimu. IL was 'ver I'+'o'yl'+'o'. . 11 mashie for a farther hearing, on the treated, and considerable tel4lll - 11011y Iv a, 1a1:- I ea. The result Ai as that (MVO . .. Era.. and i Charge of being a professional thief, Was I.oollllnl wiles dls(11131110d, 111 , 0 1,11 , 11 no suf- • attala taken to time Mayor's ollice from the Relent evidence to hold them. Vitt rick M'Cate I Jail. After a little progress hail been made ley was committed for trial. ; towards a hearing, unnilis" carmstly rtst malt i rd that tile case be not disposed of at present. .alt that lie ,be sent back to Mil for - awhile. Accordingly a now commitment Was Made net end the priser taken to tho hill, there to remain until the 31st last., when another a m t tempt ,will be made to hear his case. What :wow may bo the result 01 his hearing, poor ;'Sntlis'; seems in a fair .ray to taste the me, ^,v'ecte et the "ninety day law." . Yell In n Elt. At about three o'clock yesterday af . _ertiecn. a man named Andrew Boyd, wid:o ththding talking in the bar-room of I lin Rush !louse, ouddonly rollover backward In an nlmplectie lit. Po recut vedprompt anti proper at!rotton, but It was a fully half an hour before bin nas restored to conselonsares, doling a comMitnns 1 -b a l t o a rl ° p r e li r c O n eA r ltle h . id - 1 1) t r i , " rtin e r h a " t r l " s s v v a 7 pa lled1, and attended the patient until he was able to be removed to his home, on Washington etreot. The doctor expressed the opinion that the unfortunate man would ultimately reco ty rtr from tho attack. Mr. Boyd Is a man of considerable proper, owning several teams, druys and wagons. !Inn Severely Injured. One day last; week Owen Troynor, nn eim ployec nt the upper rolling mill, near Wheel ing, And seriously injured by coming in corx tact with a pleee of - rod hot iron. Mr. Troy= nor was standing between ono of the furnaces and a pair ot rolls. While thorn, man whose Minna." it le to take iron from the furnace to the rolls, came along — with a largo piece of iron red bot, which struck Mr. Troynor on the 'shoulder, knocking him down and burning the right side d re s sed ds face very severely. Ills worinds were by Dr. nesse!, and at last atmounte he wiui doing well, though his face in much swollen. The illlBloollllll llea'a Prayer Meeting,— The business men's prayer meeting insecure• ted yesterday at the Filth street Methodist Protestant hurch, was largely attended, and the prospect Is that the series will prove an exceedingly popular and beneficial one. The Three Guardsmen will be. produced in all Me original splendor, this (Christmas) af ternoon, at the New Opera HOuse. 1.8% More of the lilallaitty. Robbery—Arrwa of Moe of the Robber.. We Yesterday stated that James Hackett had been knocked down and robbed. We were rots , Lai: en in saying thct do affair Occurred on Penn street. The locality of the transaction was-on Fulton street. It appears that on Fri- day nlght,llackett, in company with one Mich-'I °les Ilornburg god another man, had been I drinking together, and went ltfleb the saloon of It. Scheiffite.frer. • Theo they had another drink, and Hackett left Ei!. rseeket honk lying u;!on the bar. Holmberg picked it hp and put In ilackett's poctet. It Walleyed that, in dt, lug so he abstracted a pertion of the money. shortly afterwardsthe three went det, and after going a short distance, as Hackett d, , 2runs, his two .09111111111111139 attacked him; t ~nocking hint down and robbing him stated. .Tho !dreg attracted seine petsotts to the spot, lawl among the rest Mr. :7.c1/ctn.:Me. The latter recognized 1101111.1tler end made Infor mutton against Mtn before the MC., or, Officers kasha and Guppies took the ease In band, and on Saturday succeeded in arresting Homburg on an oil fiat at the foot of °glare street, in the Fifth ward. Homburg remained in the , lock-up Witt! yesterday. We did not inentinit - the feet of the arrest In our article yesterday, lit order not to hinder the arrest of the sec- Ond offender. As a partial iregrthtt VMS had in the case yesterday, WO 511110 , 310 .11:e•f10 1. 1 of se crecy 15 removed.hearing reef:lied in Per Intrg being Committed to Jan Inachant of f.f.Of bad. Inc a farther hearing on Monday, 14n:ember ii. • Mgraliurg is a resident of the :71.1th ward, awl is a ••liard ease!' lie seas erre...tat last Felfrteiry as an accomplice in the robbery of & Scott', Jewelry store, and lest sum mer 110 seastitrtsted by orbeer (ipples for the larceny of three do,,en pocket, hareikbrchiefs from the gift store of Evans, Cn FHth street. Ile was convicted, we believe, :MA !etretl a term in the county Jail.' • • Fact litryttiogltosel robllc School. , Thefo school eirmed for the holiday vacatiOrt On Fritito,, the 71st lust. They are Under th 6 Principalship of Prof. S. F.3lCClvniontis, and : , —, are ih a prOsperOns cond iti o n . ll, a . present tebool buildings, three in windier, areW be hind the ae, p‘it tile hilanthropic directors of till; flo g nrishing bo p rough hare oeterneined to erect It school haute csinal Yo any' in the state. and have already the foundation work complete.i. , .1.11, ein,ing 'eepet.u.- "d• the school, which moil- ted of reading and mnAlv, seemed to give entire iatistaetion to the threctin ., and citizens who her!' assembled to witness theta. Frof. :.`tief riot being present by Invitation. , added materially - to the entertainment by fur. ' nishingereehent vocal mild inattimiental odic. prof. 111 ell real, lit a very ',leaning wanner a pltte entitled "ClirEslitias I;ve," atter which tpritc a in ply of ogoott things to eat'. we, tutu tinned among al: .relent. hut the fleet event of the flay wa..the prt•!...t.- t ton le, Mrs. it. 1.. Anderson of ;a splendid sil ver cake cachet and salt eella;r by the pupils. Mrs. Andermon-after teaching :eieVC:l yearn in / the puldie:h cools of I:.tst Illruilliglinna,hess rt ,lgnett her situation. The directors passed appropriate resolutions roneerntne her re,lg , nation. enpressing their sincere regrct, end thanking her for ru he.ntirin devotio to the CILUSI• la ellucatirm for .-..0 ton g g 0 period.n • L`•The yery I•loor we Wore Looking ;'or ,. It MI. rontarl4 was made oiler ye-derday, it wa,repeated an hundred times, a,; the throng street halted In lalMilll2loll to gum at the display of poltlity good , exhibited is our (tient Pitted:, opposite the Postollice. Ills shelves and counters are" ladenea with the choicest contribution , of the printers' art to the holay se,.on. Ile has books Lomita every age an id d taste, a from the toy Ixaik which sti light s the youngster?, to the elaborately and beautifully illustrated works of Our standard authors. sleek of albums vomprl , essome of the 01051 magnificent specimens of btruling we have ever seen. writing desk is always a present for a lady friend. Pit wet', assortment includes wondertully I:lge n/ogs and beautiful samples, suited' to any parsc„be It plethoric or of the skelLint eO/4- plelloll. too, our neighbor has all aa avrtmolt of gold pens and pencils, ladles' work 111505, and the endless l at hay of holiday goods now Invogue. exceeding any thing of the kind ever brought to the ell , . Give ?Mock a cull, and our x ord for it, it will result In y sentng glad some heart b a tasteful pre selected from his abundant y stock. A Colored Trouble. Tile, hits been a row among the colored population on Af time street.. Yesterday tile all of Alderman lynch weo , called in to settle the dalleulty. It appears Willis ritewart. and t le. Davis. two colored barbers, came to 1110 1101.105 where boarded S. McDonald and Margaret ,tone,, colored PeoPic of .the ...le and female persuasions respectively. ills tort aim, cos.:ff. so far ii, appears, MA cDon ald and Whited the toss wall a peul rson.' flt-pute that Inittio to Mow., oewarl got 1111101 010 better ill Melionahl and Pun lolled him clitorou-ay. 31:1rgarlq, 0,011,4 the 111, Wit , preparing to rush to the rezone of her fellow bwirder, when slit was prevented by threats and a d .1.1011. , on the part of Davis, w ho had establlsrled himself WI out pire and 'tile ileterned to •we fair play. llati lug seen that stewart at least 'got. fair ploy, lie at length departed with that v fete . I lolls periainitge, lea* ing the 3lelainalii td the .1011C4 to conk their wrath at leisure. Tile two aggro: , ed parties went together to Alder. man Lyttelen Office, N, tier° irUmwhl tondo It:- formation churg-Ing Stewart w Mb assault and If suet y, and Mrs. Jones preferred a charge of surety of the 1.1.11.00 against Davis. W arrants were issucd 111111 1/lite.d 111 the hand! of Officer teCottour. • Death from ExpoNur , At an early hour yesterday morning, Itobert illisoM formerly a member 'id' tee pollee force 01 this city, wh, found lying dead on the side with on Water et. Allegheny. It was Calder Mayor I .owry's ndnuuict rat lea t hat deceased was on the imlicc, and a Idle in the di±charge of. his duties, in attempting to make an arrest,' lie was violently ...eel ted he . party lie s endeavoring to secure; lu tile scuttle Wit lison was struck on the head and stubbed in the s We, shire that time deceased has 3131Ter m1. greatly from the wounds' they disabled him from labor, and produced all aberration of mind which eventually led him into intem perate habits. About midnight on Sunday, be left tits home on Beaver street, Allegheny, n obs,ved by his family, and two- hours later as found dead WI We 111,5 stated. Coroner ClawitOn held an inquest On the Igitly, and a verdict' of death from exposure was ren dered by the jury. The deceased. WWI about fortSi , years of age, and leaves a w - ite and. fam ily. lie lens latterly in the employ of the Man chester Passenger Railway COMpelly ns dm ductor en the 'riwy 11111 branch. Arrented for revoln a - Corinterrelt Money. Accident. At about. live fichfck lust evening, us an elderly lady was crossing Liberty street, at the mouth of Musket, she wad knocked down anti run Over tjy a horse which was being driven rapidly around the corner. The horse was attached' to a light wagon, one of the wheels of which passed - over the lady, she was assisted to rise, and was , taken into a Manchester car. him was considerably bruis ed o.ntl partially stunned, but seemed to have sustained no serious Injuries. she declined to give her name. • The Orphans' Vulg.—The hundreds of lit tle helpless orphans in $l. Paul's Orphans , Asylum make a special appeal to.lay upon the charity of tho onttwle world. 1 - 11 c grand which in being held now s t Clay iie I. fo r their benefit should be well attended and va t ronized. The "Fair re open rom [brae o'clock this afternoon mains till midni get. ILlhrlitirtes Festival.—Today a grand Christmas feaUval is to take place at the Fifth street M. P. Church, (Cr. Alex. Clark() and the orphans from the Allegheny Asylum era to attend. bo at this Church will be *bac rt ad the Purest and holi makinghris unwrit tto oommandmex6, in glad the heart., of ii4sOlate children. Trial List.— tr ial and argument list, in leas end Quarter S.es tho Courts of Co T m " ruon on the first Wednes, sinus, will be Wee)? January. Tnt i s l a Courts will not meet day,T w eaturdaY, when they will dispose of the current motion list, PRICE THREE CENTS. itobbery--Tbe Ordeeil by nee, Un last Thursday night, the house of Mr. Enoch Moslander. who lives by elmself On Lit tie (ire., Creek, .about tour miles from Moundsville, Marshal county, West Virginia, was entered by fonr men, who detnarided his money. Mr. Moslander toil them lie had none. The robbers, however, would , takTi no denial, untlagain called upon Mr. NI. to tfellver up lib; cash. .1 second time he stated that Wu had lj none. The robbers then caught him, and I, threw him on IL large wood fi re which was 1] burning iu the ere it ace, and held him on it. This was bringing mattera to a crisis, anti as Mr. M. hail no desire to roast for the sake of a+ few !Awoke , ' dollars. he consented it they I would Intl' , him MT the tire, to tell them where the money . was. 'lO this they agreed, and re moving him from his encomfortable position, I were made acquainted With the hiding place of the lucre. Five hundred Bollard in gold and silver passed Into their possession, and Mr. has nothing now bet obi:trot extremity to remind him that he was once the possessor of wealth. , --"!"-- Magnllleent !Weer Plated Unn,dn. from Sttealeld, ] C SCI The "evert collection of the above good A. lot. potted by the Manufactitrers, Fisher Co., of I Paternoster Works, sill be on private sale only tcf-day, and all Wednesday next, on -the smarm( floor of Mellwahte's Auction Rooms, Suilthfield sareet,opposlie the PostOfbee. Per ladies, a convenient ebbe entranee from Ilfth stteet, immediately' above' Smithfield street. These rich and beautiful Specimens of Mate and skill are unsurmoisetinn style or quality, and tae variety morwnumerouithan we have ever before seen. Tee high .character of the manufacturers is a guarantee of quality; and as they are now on the eve of returning home I .in England, they will sell these goods at twee ' ty-fire per cent. less then cost. This is an Un n seal opportunity for purchasing. Ladies and gentionen are Invited to call. The goods will be open for sale oulyurt Monday mad Wednes• - tiny. --- Bnieltle al Economy • tin Friday or Saturday of last week, Scott, the baker of the Economy communitY", com milted suicide .l, tont in g Ills throat. lie had been partially Insane far some time and had grown worse recently, until In u more than usually vlolent•paroarsm lie coati:ratted the dreadful act mentioned. A short time previ ously another member of the fraternity also committed suicide by ?Shooting liunself. We learn time there Is a great amount of insanity developing Itself among tha,Economites, anal the tendency to suicide seems to be fearfully increasing. Another fact worth remarking is that Coroner's inquest's are almost unknown In the voulmnnity. MysteclotlS or violent deaths - are kept secret. ttle Coroner Is never notified of their occurrence. We commend the matter to tae utteation of those concernetL I.eir itrokeil.-00 Sunday evening, just ..t.out dusk. Horace Williams, a lad of about fourteen years, a son of Colonel David Sill- Ilarm, resitting at So. IV Centfe avenue, went upon the roof of Ills (libel's residence to sn on-. While at work his loot' rhnrrt o, .id fell to the uaVement, a 1110. tutwe at /1.001 twenty feet. By the 'Call he -broke his right leg below the knee. Dr.'J. SnadAtra's wtti called in mid reduced nthe frac ture, an , : tit' young cuirerer le doi It, Wen COlZifi he expected. • linralary In AlleKhen7.-00 e-unday Sir. at all yarly hour, the residence of Sir. ntacey ilean'or, on Webster street, Alle gheny, eras entered ley burglars, and a pocket 11000belOnFing to Mr. Meanor, containing, forty-six dollars, and one belonging to Mr. Mill, a Mader, eouiseinin about: terentyalx dollars, e stolen. A mall g named Hobert Mc- Combs, war arrested by officer Jos:Campbell, of .Mity or Morrison's pollee, ou °Suspicion, but alter a imam g he was discharged: • • • --- Rumored Highwa nobbeifera were ruttiOrg Se3terdfly o f highway robbery which had been committed on Thursday or Friday night. it was stated that a matt nam ed Asirlei h.. , 1 been knack kid down and robbed on Pride street. We suspect thiit the robbery of Mr. Beckett, on Fulton street, in the saint neigillxwbood, became distorted into this ru mor, and that the robbery of Id.r. ltaekett is Identical with the robbery of Mr. Askins. Death of Joseph Watnrlght.—We are pained to announce the death of Mr. Joseph Wainrlght, of. Lawrenceville, 'which took Mr on Sunday evening last at seven o'clock. Mr. NValnright WILE, ono of our most respected and MP nentlal citizens, and his death will be steeply lamented by a laage circle of friends and acquaintance. His funeral in take place to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock. Time Ont.—During the present term of Court Charles O'Donnell, of the T int ward, as CO I, WI Ott of attempting •to rescue a prls 011t.r.jto was senimiced to pay a done! Lilo o csts of the prosecution, anti undergo an Im prisonment of ten days in the County Jail. rile term of imprisonment expired yesterday, and the prisoner, having paid his tine and the costs, was released from Jail. A Alight Fire.—The buildings connected •Ith the brick yard of Miller Eardner, sit uated om the side of Seminary Lillie at the hicad of Corry street, Allegheny, wasiliseover ,st to be on tire abone seven o'clock sundae norning. The Hope steamer was speedily oh the ground, and the dames were extinguished before any material damage was done. Paine A Co'fig Amentinc—For instantly plating all articles: of copper, brass or German silver, shit pure silver, where worn elf, and for cleansing and polishing silver or 'diver platen ware. Warranted to contain.no gnick-• sliver or acid, or any injurious article. For sale by.t. Sample, Allegheny, and all drug gists. delS:tf Extra Troln for Braddoelm—in keeping with the very excellent management of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad, uu ex tra train will leave the depot to-dy r et urnne o'clock p. Braddoeks station and. The Three Guardsmen will he produced In Ti its original ?picador, this (Christmas) af ernoon, at the Now opera !louse. Do hot forget the Three tiunnisuteu, at the New forget h e this orterueori• Additional City and Suburban on!Fourth Page. FEILBAt' .Monday evealug De enther nl. the Itee. It. L. hillier. Mr. lIENJAMIN 11. eItIa.BACII, of Dq uuesne Borough, to stut.Lir. outy daughter of Daeld Lance. ha.t.. of Kart Birmlugham. elnclunatl, SOLON LAILIOII LIN, aged n ye try. Funeral will take place from hie late residence. Meadow street, Birmingham , on WE:I:UNA/T. tith Inc.., at 2 o'clock. WAIN WRIGHT—On Sunday, Decembrlr at o'clock 1. X.. Mr. JOSEPIi - WAIN the eighty-eighth year of UM age. The rtue rat will take place an WIIDAVIDAY wr l'Elt:toON, at o'clock, from 410, late residence Lawrenceville.. Thefrlenfla of the family are In riled to attend. I arrlages will leave W. IS. 1.) yore a. Co's, 101 Ora et street, at to o'clock. piati,;Cki lIILLDALE CEMETERY The beautiful ..tiod'e-s+cfe,“ the lureat suburban place of sepelelire. except,one, In tele county, alt. plate hln,roled, Immediately north of at Ca:reibru'grtitOrn:UoNtTlitir4.A.Telill abeny CRS. ALEX. AIKEN, I:I2 , 2"I , 3 O XIMALIEPEUEts N 0.166 Fourth weer, Pittsburgh,. Pa. 00771N8 Of All kinds, (MAPES, OLAYV Mond ertersduesiptlog of Pun cral Furrasning trooas fursoutout. risursos eligrgsViltr i , t 7)7l,ll . l n4 li e en " ‘! " tr•r ll. W. JICOMIO, MU.. Thum. J:o . so li billies. Sm. • FAIRMAN & SAMSON. lIN DERTAKERI S No. 196 Smithfield St, car- lib , (Entrance tram Sertlatn ticreaUY PITTE633 - CrES.GY S I A N 1112 s I.IID ) T4E;i4 r 1 1 , 4 . ' 7 :fir. PA. R . T. WHITE & CO., UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Mancheter. Wood`, Ran and vleiniSYs COFFIN ROOMS Al MANCHESTER LIVERY STASI Onset as freellletti arLd Mailers streets. Hesse and Cwt... tarnished. fvfrl,l,l9LlCAll! OF THE HOUSE. ItiVrli AT:. 1 , 7 b ° A r t; an f : .1:L.41011ex.. td be voted for at the ernclog election. itnI I : I D T IL E rix. leotraulttee. mom J. W. .101111ESOlf ..•. . OIENSTON & SCOTT;7.7I" °CV". arda, rim IN Flue Watches, Clocks, Jewelry EILYER•P,LATED WARE, ETC., 9T4 LIBZETT STBILICT, pl,ttr77><irslir POxisiK. ....nr,w,„vm _ h • amVI WATCHES, CHAriS . AT A BERT SMALL PROFIT. AT WILL T. WILEY'S 6 11) . lie St., 3d door from sth. IBOYS' WATCHES TERLING SALVER CASES tmrttOnit ulee fora I.lollos l'rt.ebt , route to - ....sly to OCT order, by ore of thy best Mariolar art s In Europe. tioorantrti tot perlvet. . • lute keepers from *lB to sb I AT 7' \ DUNSEATH & CO'S • DSc, CIO fliStreolt. deff) , !OVERCOATS, 100 DIFFERENT STYLES, LESS THAN COST, Great Closing Out Sale J: D. RikIVIALEY, 3'31 and 336 Liberty Street, We warrant our Goods equal in every respect to the best Custom Made. de:- OF Christmas Gifts. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, TO - SLIT EVERYBODY, J. W. PITTOCK'S, OPPOSITE THE POSTOTFCE. 7 1,,t rem . lm Boot , rr . xrer fro.n tht. e iv Annuals. lllft Book.. • Poetical ornc,Lit. St.a , ll Work, Engßah Book. riatogniph Albums. i •• Natogriplt Albume, e Album . , . Patera I , ltw • l'Uutoarar C.rds• , Itrang'n ~. nrl B k tot,lut. cb,_ Clrlidrere. Game-, A C bloc • A100n1cr1...0... rrotc‘n envie. Magic Card W Zru ' r i Vii. l a .•co ro panlon t, i enllnnarn , COm.P..lou ; tLrll psme+, BOAS. fume:. vows, r trio, rt,te' Cat., Totlrt 80.-. Cattl.Clsec Vtlyet run , . 1.14 Vun , . orturuutui , , I'. - .l%rt Porlinoultes . l'en Koll, tiliste• for Ladies. . iiikatss I, (sent,_ . Ska en for lidisr , s. • - , kat es fur 13n". ' sSatts foram. Ilillivri Frt.s..alcmfozr the,.l;rotAlf.o, " I ' keents for d t . he Freietits-for the Lads, Prescuts for the Bald4s. Chinese Lanterns , C hints. Lant,,,, For Cbrletular Trees. For lllsrLmas Trees. Wan Candles. Wan Candles. bract Flags, Smell Flap. All the above, with hundreds of other &Metes suitable (or Liellday lints, eau t.e obtalne.l oh 1)110.1t . e t➢e l'oat Otlice. Pitt sburgb, Ya • IS9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S9- 4 4-.9 S 9 S 9 S 9 'S 9 : 89 MARKET STREET. • • s 9 S9' IJO TO C) 71E3 Mt' 10 s 9 189 89 Market Street, t S9 I 1891 AND GET YOUR 'S9 159, BOOTS, SIIOES, &C.-,, 'Mit CHEAPEST ti.NI) BEST xxix •1 3EI a x.l" 's9 HU AUCTION. GOODS SEPT. ;89! — ,MES ROBB, 89 Market St.' 89 S 9 89 89.89 S 9 89 89 S9 89 .70511tAIMOD/13..1". Wall. idefjll:6•74. AN'Dr..t.OR EAGLE COTTON WORKS. MARRIED H AVING RRCUNTLY PURCHAS ED THE EAGLE COTTON 'WORKS; f.,rmer ly owned by Meats. KING, PENNOCK I CO., so 4: respectfully Inform the public that we will. continue— the manufacture of CM 2,000 IF:,111 AMIN I: 0% l'it =II OPpoe►1!o wicrciy-.e 1 , ,r1113".•:..t I,a,Lesramon i.sprhnire JOIIIN W. Pll4O-ICiV:S, Shealings, Cotton Tarns, Carpe • Chains, Candle Wick and Batting. Orders may be left at the Mee or the Worts; cal= ISABFILA & SANDERY STS, MIMI CITY 011 AT Tllt- PITTSBUIRGH BRE TrER Corner of Dn q uetoe Way and itarter's Pitteslizraix6ll3. Pa. JOSHUA RHODES & CO. 1203.11.1.1 MONEY FOR TUE; ENTERPRISING. LIMING'S IMPROVED STOVE DAMPER CLEEKS THE DICAVG BEGIT,LATESVIIE 'MAT, • - SAS FEEL.- SAVES xosEir EIVEITTBODT LIKES IT. EVERYBODY WANTS'IT. LITE MEN BABE El WiTH iT.. WOW XIS "E'tzetz.i . C7kart*Lae. STATE *COVSTT.nuaIiTs FOR SALE. e c oil earup fur circular, ur call on • 430):1 , 45 NO , 11 . Fifth strect, vitt.tn!rgb, Fa, WELDON & KELLY, PLUMBERS, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND BRASS FOUNDERS, ♦ Inge iesortment of Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, 6te., ALWAYS OW HAND. .-01 161 Wood Street, near Sixth. InTtl:b7 IiORSESI HORSES!: WOWS. Wu good, sound WORK HORSED Vlst receive and wilt so dd tbeap: one g ood Ina LNG , QEs one goon WORK MARE. guano:ate. re De BO= and goodlionurkeigi L C i a v li z a ki t y a, am zamAsts. nod Yirst street near Manorlsabela Mom e. DRIB, CLOSE & CO., _ Practical Furniture itlanitacturtrs, CORE PENN AND WAYNE STREETS. latest *Wet of 7unr,llllliL conewitlyo/2 baud, . S 9 'S9