m T y -ITErts- Imitoitictie litiOpps:s Cent..ralSksAtne Pout t 04147.,::.. as taa, _ 1.2 A 4. 10 3 ;. iges,the vaieek? wawam to g Ale adivetifeetrath*.ntlaiat for.a—en the Michlnee of turope,al;ul Allitilita 1n cm. petition: 'WU mewl low always leen made wherever exhibited.. You will meho,ao nide. take In ordering otte so & holiday gin to lege, slater or :dead. 'They coo he , litmellased ddlY at Shelter Belßeitkititfea • lir. Gardiner!' Oest;spirit 01' liberality. 110. is now b O otg4 nn4 shoes' cheaper than tt ley , elotbotnaluatotetttrea for. No toes to lum but great glin t* Ws craktomers. Como to. dap.' ' Oliszt Boom Soot Slostr. ..:„ Best lee or the Illesson At eatrift Slattiazrark to-day. W Don't Intend To have a dull month wa ts eastomasY disiog this abisosi of the year. no We are ottertng oar ZoOds at fabulous low prices.- Call asthma— dertentaned to sell goods.. Ortai Horst - Soon Brost. 1$ nag eroen the Wonder To a viwat 'Many toe. - the Igor !Ivo sears how Garai:Lot sells Ids boots and shoei so cheep. Visit his store ant he will giro you i praet2. .oiira Hoven Suor &rote. 12=1 You rant to', 'get Zigtisk and Cootch Ales in great. yarlettes and choicest brands ' go to Fleming's,. Dreg- store, No. ai Market streetoshoroyott will get them at the lowest rates. • ' - Bela ice i.e Season At Central fikatJng PatkUs.ditY• : liwtryare //k,eattitnir Dion) Anxious to bsvcit thal, , lmproved Stove Damper,O as the best cbanees are going rapid 3r at No. 11 Fifth *Met. . - IMMEIM The medley' othee of E.. Warner, old Indian Phyelefen, a fkm. removed to No. !l1 Penn street, ' • Foreign Liquors of all kinds at Joseph S. Plaoh's Distillery; Sa. LT, 191,193 and 193 First street, Pittsburgh. . Irior :tie Seamen 'At Contial Skating Park to-day. • . - 4 Dingo oitul Neullelnea. Dec.tors , preocriptloas carefully prepared at half the notutlprlce, at Fultoleo Drug Store, optiooltiftstolllce. ' - ... , The Way it is Dose. detoGAxllaer'e Dyers ilOnso &hoe Store and M'eakiUnie Bay PP pa:TON:Lt. Alcohol at Joseph S. Finch% . Yogi Con Hinr , New Hope at Joseph 8. Flock's: Vitt,4urgit giazette. Giuyip ups NOMINATED FOR THE 11h,siditint Contest over the Senator shipinTennsilvania. has length been brought,tn a close ajid has resulted in a de cided victory. for Simon Cameron: Else wheriiill be found the vote in the caucus ,meeting: 'lt will' be perceived that 31r. "_Caitiu' only received one-half the votes awarded to his formidable rival, while hicosrs. StevenssAo Grow` were decidedly tithe miriority. - The result was not mer protein against Cameron'i election Forney, Noerlield, and otinii:diltiiikaislied'politiciane of the State; Of which we are edpisod by our ape , chit telegianui, =it have been addressed to the 'caucus. ,If. to , the Legislature the battlp_nini - not let be moldered as at en ititlieleetictle it] Republican" Mein bertpirticinateilvvith the exception of two Senators from Lancaster county. The nomination of Cameron was made unani mons by the canens,.and bcyond all probe bilitythe old at t mnpn rill.be elected as tholui&Caorlinfilrfinegade Cowan to the United States Senate. ' I.llo_ , • i/1. oralc.nes of collgreSS have passed a resolution convening the. Fortieth Con gress on' the •ith day' of next March, or Two:re:the day of the -idiiiimuhent : of the presenthOdy. TELEGRAPrnC ermswir ' ' General Grant has directed the 'Superinten dent orthe Mounted nocralung, Sather.) at Cirifflq Barracks, to forward reorn.ts to Fort ~Leitvexerte, games, for the Seventh United 'States Cavalry.. , _The contest for the 111111015 Eenatorshlo - : very spirited. between Eenator Trumbull and General . Paltner. The caucus will be hold next 310eda7.. It La - wasted that thernends of Tram• boll favored an earlier. day: The 'postpone mentls considered a tictory by Palmer's The war on , no..Moeda, la the Illinois .I.ettle• latara, bids fair to be rather inteephig hi Its ammeter. Tbo Wane has: adopted i t . resa t . lion teetradtini the , Committee OIL railroads to legume Auto the bower of the lesielatero to oceitiot the rallrisul corporations ot the State by direct legtitatton, and, to secure prim. eitatenatrom Inordinate and extortionate TfieVt.titziW.LesTeletvwe .fejeeted the con, stitntional Amendment yesterday. The. Lag IlMeXe of lailaax sant yesterday aunnind..:TheCltepnbileans having a clear zaaJority, "both . branches *Organized immedi ately, by the election of Hon. D. C. Drool:dun, Sttokitr.aikcirigi,L. Nil= Clerk, of the n 01150; 2d.: WilsOn principal, and . . Gen. Tose. Brown,atalstant Secretaries of the Senate. The Governoe'e mossago be de. s Newerleana telegrtim states that General Coatlenan and. Mestudllan - hese- arrived at' a secret - understanditactrhich done not ante- . vorabty effect a foncal iesunutlott of alums to the PresidenefAtthe noddle of ratans:9. & dispatebegystlutt arntotonoents are made ie him all ttiq 00101, , dtarps soon out of ions 1".•• Jazieds - ' nut( 'esteeolOO , cittF.goot . CluolnOsti t toroierly, or ,the arm of WaloiyAirilootOOA Co.,ineitt yoetarda7 morn. The•gataten , National Cakes met at:Barak. oa Weelneedly:, James Bourke,. of New York, can: oven end if: 0, Crehey, of; Nalthisore; Set:Mary pro to pelegates were merest froze Chicago, wilwankee. PLiladeh pits and othe placon - A New Orleans telegram eays the revenue ontterMeCuUeegh'has been ordered to Ha vana to await sealed orders.. nee rebel= l thitight vi be ceinieitier with Sasiatant - Pea retary Stswerdfi'muanon. , • Governor WeUe;of foubdunt, receunnends She emploptientel batiltentlaty , eonvlets in eenststettng railroads and other piddle woke 'in that State. The. Samoa Itcauar Of nepreeetnativei; yea. eyhty..ti - d.iretoPf to =tined the Con etlttittonal Amendotent; :It Cheese the Ben: ate today. , . - . - . • .Bextefor Pomeroy, brKanage, ts , mastlni with ecupidoitale.oPPolation 1 11 ads'etrorts ' be 'reatirthiroeleetlom . bat It la believed be will The ski Legislature . convened on 'Wedneadti, at Madison: GOvensor Ti atrohilds 'Mel** oO s the tituinC:in of the Mate are In a . Rood etidltieid The Stile expended twelve Sont/tota et lontirs - for . vir Turpchsez dada* . the reeelllon„ , ,T.beGovernat aripeaLlte ettop. Coo of the tantatitntlenal Amendmen - • The Astembly of-New Toth has stalled the Canad:atonal Aiiendment. Tens 70, nays PS. In the Missouri , Legialafare, Yesterday. Ur. Boatel, rePteaMibnive, curets , / the m 01 ' 10 " of Anterat Lose.prinber,ot Congress, 2130PearlA the- SkilpeaChlStia I. of Andrew John. sera , It wasf.reade the special anterior Ifon4 .lay next. The motion to table itoteedefer hy:lt majority. We taro Something. from Mexico about Cloth's> Ottogicu.ww - Berri:toted, and t he rest of them; but lt is certain to be oontradletod.tO4ay. '` . The Iron Moulders , Brim, watch has boen in maims tn. Boston for the past teridars; . elected for President, William H. Tilor, of ICashvilte.Telmossee. The:Union le composed at delegeles.froto. all parts of the United ' Settee. and Its insiseit has been devoted to the . Alienation of subjects of Interest to Mb pan limner blush. of trade. I?, tan taken quite smog greunds youturt strikes.- In the NarTlandlsMialature, the bIU saran. chtslog ollisatta rieretotore O =Stied b y ab uje= the-nime-Ownotoa resat:masa w clont4 • • ' .4, - cv0 , '' ,. ',".if4;.',..:' , -- • . .. ~,, ,: .„- " 4"',,,,,......,_ firt.. - - .....•.••• .. ~ _ ....._ . .....„.. . , ~ 4 -e. ,„;,... .- - , —„.• ~....:a5'',..... e .-.. _ - - - Zt4:%, b , - -'4%, '-- ' • ~,. - ..'7,- . 7.ar . ,• : ~ . ...„,,,...,. \ Itk j.' . . I ' ...- ..:- i - tse . . ' . -• , .:,.-: .fr'•% , ,. - . , .......:-.;: - .T ' 4410,:i-,-.,..7.. .47,--e-7-,,‘A.,tit:,,,,:-,:r45,11. . ss ': 3 , 7 : • i '. , - ,I • ----)1 -,,, '‘., .‘1 •) •----' \I ill ,014t;,'-__.::..,-_.-...,....-.*-,..'..,-.-----,T=,•--.-‘4:1„:#4,„'.-.--.7....;,---.7:.......,„,_____:.------5-..''-'l7: 1 - . - ! j •Il ~.--, ! : I i v i ; . __. . ~ - , .i ,„ . ~ • .-,_, . - :. .. r. VOLUME 12. MST EDITION. ONE O'CLOCK. A. M. LIB hill BY MERRIL FROM HARRISBURG: SENATORIAL QUESTION .DECIDED. Simon Cameron Nominated by the Union. Caucus. Ilia IIiA.IOIIITY OVER CIJIITIN 23, AND 017.11 ALL 11. . - • • • Allegheny County Four Votes For, • and Four Against Cameron. THE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS BY THE CAUCUS Special Dbpatcp to tho Pitto=ol Gazette. llama:ear ao. Jan. 30,1907. The cad of the thOon members of the Leahiatus*, to nominate a candidate for tint. ted St/dosimeter, convened this evening, at alight o'clock, In the Mall of the Ilouae orltop roSeotatareta Benue/. ILAI4 of Blair county, called the mum; to Order. Mr. Mahon, of Allegheny, seconded by lfr. Wingood. of Lycoming, moved that the star ters of the press be fanshitted to .remslis 10 the cartons. Tne motion was voted tiown: - The canons thou proceeded to the nomina tion of a candidate for United States Senafor, with the following rend t. Simon Cameron 46 vo to Andrew G.Cnrttn Muldoon Stevens Galosha A. Grow Cameron'imajorlty over Curtin Cameron over all The two Senators tram .Lanpaster county &alined to go into the cumin!. Mr. Blitliam. previons:to the vote. moved to postpone the caucus anti the. Legislative Ceraniitto one Bribery .inade their report. The &lleghens - nountp delegation voted as follows: Far Cameron.—Seiliaoi Graham], and Uoresentatires Glass, Chadwick and lieKee. Zfir .llfr. Stessns.—Sonator Blghani, and Rap zesentalivo Wilson. For M. durfin.—RepresentAtirps Peters and C6lolle. - _ The nomination of Mr. Cameron nap made. Mtantmous by the cancan. tan - nrinm ntart.toft.l_ • Habmiletlae, Jannarylo, IS7. • John 'W. Forney:tit:moral J. N. Eoorhead, Allitam B. Mena, and other promlnentlto• .poan..ns, have signed a protest against the CSOCtiC/11 Of 6itholl CaIII*OII TO the States Senate. PEINSIINAMA,LEGELHIIIL [NTT= PACIPTC AND ATLANTIC TM:l:ara - x . 13 oo.J Special Dltpotcli to Ino ritubuiitt cazottt. RA11711111CHO; Jost ui x 710, Ih." Mr. Worthington intrcrchteed a tnsehation tc change thegnie which discharges a committee by a majority vote. This resolution was dis cussed at length, as it isonasense, a test nue - , tion on the General Railroad Law. it was past. Ponta for the present.' Several local Acta were read in relation to Shilatielptua, Mr. Brown, of Mercer, presented an - sotto rtiftdate the alsrylog of passengers by rail way pamptudes. It authorizes pasumgers to car7ortthout additional charge, one hundred pounds of baggage,not to exceed two hundred dollars in - Mr. Weise° iestot *au act authorlslng pur othuserait ihithohds., canals, Jte., nudes trust sales, to bid to the same under like powers, as tleohtatJudlelalsales. .The roles were enepended, and Mile pasted to incorporsite the Sullivan Land Cordpany; to amend the act Incorporating the Freedom Iron and Steel Company; to incorporate the New Castle, Lawrence. comity, Water Company— capltaLlllty thousand dollars, with authority BaPPly the borough of New. Castle with The former Totem the Senate bllLts tlx the hear har thealactlea of United Stamm Senator at eleven o'clock, won k sonoldered, and the time fixed at three O'clock. • On the motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill Lacorporsting the Cell Estate savings Institution of Lroming County, a long de bate eoeued, and the noose voted against a farther suspension of the ivies to ravor load bills, presented out of order. T,ho House and Senate mot In convent! n, to count the votes on Governor. The tre urns were road by ectordles, and a certLtMate slg td that John W. Goner had receMod 307,274 Men, and U testes. Clyme r laap2o rotes.. . Mr. Pillow presented the petition of Mr. Glass contesting the seat. of Jam P. Linton, of Cambria county. The Utb of January was fixed as the time for drawmg. the committee. /*Omer/lawn were received from the Gov ernor. annormaing bissignature to seyeml 10. cal bills. Adjourned. CENTRAL ' AND 8 1 / 1 111 AMERICA. , , Cholera ass Slut lethinint—Denth sarong. Six Veiled gums sesusars Mw roots foe Callformits—Dasigerous Smoking, a Sastre in a Powder, alagaziosTrosible Ia 0011010016.4121114 Peen and Swan: *-I Nrw Tons,.' January 10...Ther steatushin ilising Star, from Lard:Wan, brings eightlino; died and seventy.forcr thousand. seven hun-, deed and artty.four dollars in treasure: Fortpeigittilted Stamm eoldiers sent to San Francesco by tray of. Nicaragua, died on the transit, of cholera, width la said to be raging. there. All tbo California passengers by way of th at route sere detained On the isthmus, being [notate to connect with the California The United States Minister bad been receiv ed by the liondurai government. entered ' .Houslaras andilitcangua have lnto a trratr of Poems and amity. A terrible emsesion of apowderfactory had occurred In Iferranderova, o:wiggles.. Five women were blown to atoms. I; was caused IV. ono of th e women dropping the ashes of bee cigar latetbsepowder, '• - - General alesquera has resigned the Prost. dency of Columbia to the,fitioreme Court, giving aa - his mama. , that hesas unable to replenish the exhausted Treasury. watch had boon robbed of millions of dollar* by false certificates; that the clergy are h in rebellion against rho executive, and it is thogeneral de. PUB ID Mika wal.With him by asmaainstion; The Satire= Court refused to accept, the res. - The propositionOf Genetal Minquera for n new American Congress. has been favorably discussed In Chin and Peru. _ Chita la Raid - to have positively refused the Provasen mediation Of France and England In lILe Spanish question. - , . FON C4NAIM The Pentium Prisoners at Tatento—Anoth or Basta to be. Pot, on Trial. - Tonorro, C: W., Jai. 16:—Idstreeilem were received lad, night from thalteltoltor General; Ocintatemnandhis UM order ior the mineral al the condsmata V 4111111123 to Magadan. It Is re. onxi Ltfey irlit be wasted hare as Flame-Ica In the mmlaS realm Wats. • . • - ' The armless *Paned .today before Justice monism Most &alas Areal:me will be de fended by_ ataaray... Gla, Lordaddo, u har• mint i er r t u =eAlts e h i tt t fire=l: 4 l=llas im nd . d e lateasne before Duchess was Prowectea SECOND EDITION. FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M. 11111 1 . 1,11181 1 TEIBRIMS. FRO3I EUROPE. The London Times on Impeach ing the President.. THE REFORM MOVEMENT AND VIIE mtmsTßv. Combinations en the Eastern Question. TURKISH 'SINISTER TO WASHINGTON ißy .iue UNFOUND. AND Tin; LDNISTIIi Lostios, Jan. S-I.7centag.-it 'is reported In well Informed circles that the .13ritish Minis try have decided upon resigning In coin Or WO great a•bress are by the reform movement. it Is stated they have indicated a desire to grant cobsiderable concessions, but will decided. ly oppose the extreme tueieures, advcicated by reform leaders. - . • tONDOX TIMES OS IMPEACTIIMXT. . Losnox, jan.lo-Noon,-.The London Times of toldsy concludes that the proposed Im peachment of President Johnson foreshadows a revolution Lathe tutted :kites; and points out the danger of such a proceeding. STAISCIANIZATIOZ or TIM FESSOTLASULT. Pants, Jan. e—Jiitenlyab—A report is era-ront: that ono of tho brooches of the Government him decided opt . to favor tho,proposed reor ganization of the French army. It is thought that in consequence of the opposition mant festal!' both by the people and by sevendleal ing statesmen, that the timPeror will 'not 'fa vor Its presentation to the Corps Legislatit DAVADIA AND versus. 31rnice. Jan. 9.—The - Bavarian Chambers have aßsenteil to the proposedorganliatlon of the Bavarian army upon the acme basin as the ?insets:a. N• TLELIIrU XINUITt6 TO TILE UNITED FLOII.ENeti, Jan. 10.—Basteen Bey. the pees eta Minister of Turkey to Daly, will be sent to Washington. . arrotr - or (Me OREFSS. The revolntioner; feeling among the Greeks in the 3te3iterauean is spreading, and instead of the rebellion being .erniked, et asserted• their earise is :sluing strength. COIfSTANTIWOPLL, Jnn. I.—Noon.—The Intii cations of serioui tronbles between 'Tarter and Greece are Inerenaing, and the Porte eon- Wines co Bond troops to the Greek Gautier. 113= • PsalF, Jan.lo.—Tile - rtunor Lae obtained cur• rency, on apparently try.itwortny authority, tut Auatrlii, Franco and Italy intyn,ntered into an alliance on the Ensters enact:bon, and tint Russia and Primal:l bore outdo a. inmille greeruent. cON 441.1DATION' OP 0 CUMAt:So - /WILLIS, Jan. 10.—. t circular hitter has been issued by Count Bismarck to the reprtsionto tivas of Fonfign Courts, in which he nitades to tha oilvantogebus position Pruwaa now on. maples in respect. to foreign powers. lie de .chtres that peace shall he maintained sad that he will now tiocotehlossolf to the contollthp hen of harmony. - . . curaco esorrarr IN ITALY. The ltal lan tioverureent La rats to be_allting to release the cUurch property ou the paymeat of six hundred estlllou 1 - 13,5C.LA.L COMICLACIAL. larcaroot.,Jan. 10.—The cotton market is St.e.dYto-daY: at the decline of yesterday the soles are en , tenoted at 10.000 bales; middling uplands are quotcd at 11$n.. Lrenardirt, Jan. 10.—Tbe market bag been dal t to4lay,bnt eamed aaabana,d. at 1170 for mld d Lox unlandsi - eilles of 10.000 baler. • Lownos. Jan 10.--Earning —Coutole cloned at 91 for money. Atilerlcan Secorhles closed as follows: Cloned Slate* naee, Y,; Llloob Central, Be;,; brie hallway, OE4 FROM MEXICO. ANOTHER RUMOR A$ TO ABDICATION. Maximilian Expected at Vera Cruz En Route to Europe.. New Toes, January 90.—11 y an arrival from !lemma dates to the sth have been reerAved. Advices from Puebla, to December:rah spy that (ieneral - Castilneau and the French !sten to Ataxic° bad luad.en tnterview there with Maximilian, and that the result of it was that the Empotot formally comented lesitslP. The °learner Elizabc . th, sent by tr.e Emperor of Austria, bad arrived - at Vetn Cruz to Mite home Ilaximam who was, expected-to as. there in few days. The French forces were getting Andy o fteem bark, and wonld de so seaorin as the Sleet t transports frtrm France.arrived. _ • • • FROM TEUS. 0131trime. on Freedmen nod .Enlon sem—Letter to Genera. Griffin for Pro '. eel -- Action of the Governar of Trine. Guy.ros, Jan. la.—Byron Porter, Sub•Ae. sonnet tiommtsslonsr of the Freedmen's Das , . reau at Austin reports on .December 18th, the shooting of two freed:non in that _douuld'• - im••• dur elreurnstancesof murderous atrocity A letter has been addressed to lial.• • Geni: thattle, and signed by 113 calm). of Austin deo tailing numerous outrages at Prairie •Leth Caldwell county. and aiming that a company of troops i.e stutiousr.l there to protect freed men end Union citizens; also for an agent of the Bureau at that•place.. • • A number of the eisizensl.of Prairie Lea hero als» addressed an urgent letter to th Governor, asking. for military. protection fo the Unionists and Freedmen. GOVerrier Throokmotton's lotterltaVatifilMl Sturgis is as fellows: .AVe.rlX. Deo. 17th, ISZei.—To Pen. Silergts:- 1 am informed of erntragel perpetrated- Prairie Lea, Caldwell county. upon freedmen' and others. I would be clad to have you send efcowpony Of envalrY, say twenty , men, undeenjutilelous anddisereet °Meer. to 'be retained tbt're for some Lime tot their pro jection. I should glad Co consult with you before they go . ye them sent. Stitt present week.. - try respectfully. • 'feigned, - J. 11. Tanoosaforiox, - . -Govertkorof Tazae, • FROM CALIFORNIA. California ntVllllO.l9 During the Year —Exports - and insporm or the Tear-- liallosida Sn Cbalsus—Nevado . Polities: SAN FR sselk=CO.datillel7. lo,- The Mats Of the Federal government from Calle EDI the pant year, were fit tecn millions nine Min. tired and sixty-ono thousand eight hundred ateliers. , Disbarscrnenta for the same:perted, twelve millions forty-seven thousaniLthree hundred dollars. The combined experts of treasure and mer chandise, amounted to sixty-one milltonn AIX -hundred end eLvty-aeren thousand four The freights paid ou mercliandiso and ports,a amounted t o nnls Millions coven Ann . dr.!' anal seventeen thousand five htitidred The total Taint of the wool products lor he gear. were one million aLs hundred and f 0 y. ore thousand dellatro. Thu hihan,That Commete r a avocatcs s: sirs "tfta of railways throughout the Chinese la the Novsula Legislature yesterday, the Constitutional - Amendment was referred to the Committee on Imierul Deletions. Solid Against General Basler. NEW Volts. JannarY 10,--In ands against Geriural Muter, :she plaintiff, • Hooey. well, accused Butler of compelling him to charter • the steamer. (Marlette to MS brothei partner.at fifty dollars per die= that the vessel wee then Chartered 10 the goo. eminent. at eiht) par Moro. That subsequent-. ly she was run ona private voyage by .litnler, after which be compelled philutiff -to take siSiett for the vessel. though she was . worth isso,ole, and bin brother and partner received 00,00 from the government on bor.. The other Idaintifr.' licarnoy, 'Or New Odeon , . alleges thst Butler corn polletl hint to give his brother 510,710 worth ,et snivel ' storms which was paid tar to Confederate nOtee 47.o o o only, but which notes Yuan Monett hid pre.' vicinity PrOlahlted from being put tia..Oireolai. thou. after the. strum lore delivered... Bum .1001 brother couslanud thereto Borten where • they were raid - and the proetteds remitted to . Butler. •The' et:Mgt took the papers Mittl• served declsiOn... ITITSBURGIL * FRIDAY. JANUARY 11., 4367. FROM WASHINGTON. Itedemplion of National Rank Notes. DRISION or OBE COIEITIEE ON :HE The Sale of Negroes into Slave ARBITRATION OF THEALABANIA CLAIMS Outrages on Vuiion Men in 'texas. WASIII2IO2ON. January 10, le . , 63113111YC:MN . OF NATIONAL. 14.712 L NOTEA. /1 la aleriaention °fah& acting Cbmptvol lar of Currency to require tith National banks to keep theamouutor their reserve of b‘latul money, required to protect:their circulation, in legal tend* ribtell, QS the' act authorizing the issue of compound 1.0.4 not., of June 3d, 1031, provides that such noes steal boa le. gel . tendar for redemption by any bank of Its circulaiinknotes.. •' Tun starlit Tinirr mu,. • The Senate iluatice Committee MO nufshbd the oonaiderition of the Tariff bill. and will report it lato to-night or to-morrow. lc mittnitittui very netuir Vie same rates of dittff on wool and iron as those. of the /loose bill, but on elnaellMil artlilesinellnes to lutes sug gested"). Wells. " SALL OT 5505055 ISTO SLAVERY. The 110IISO Judiciary Committee have sent for witnesses to be examined la regard to the :solo of negroes hate slavery. There is a de. tertitiastloti to investigate this matter thor. rOtigiaY• =I 'On *edneeday lent Sir Frederick DryCo , Minstar, had cc infolmal Interview with Er. Seward of an hour or two, at 0111011. 4100 the former gentles:ran' advised tho ace ratary that England would be to sub. mit t h e Alabama claims to a hoard 01 arta- Undo°. it Is probable that tfie raiiacatam will bo made the subject of .toondirow's 'Mot mooting. OTTRAGGS ill TEXAS. COILUILLIDICEUOIIS hove been received at the I'n:tido:terra kluzeatt, from Austin, Texas, cello. l l ing attention to the wrongs and outrages to. wards the freedmen •.tho . .liortliteru counties of ,Tszu, attittlig that they are now more oppraszed and brutally treated than in the dayiof slavery.' Tho lash Ia more cruelly admhaletered lgna It ever was. and freedmen who have oslUvated land and raised crops have hadall taken from them. Outrages from cold bloodedinuidircieren - have'oeitirred, and there is no one to Whom they can Appeal for redress. Other eases are reported. - ran srnsr..r.ats uncrrstoa. 'Siseaker roeeptlini to.night weavers , twilit:int. Many „Senators and congres.men, tigetber yltts the elite ofn"n'htngtoa soelety, were present. The impeachment businese lees hot taken Up to-night by the Judiciary: Committee. NEW YORK SENATORSBIP. Hon. Roscoe fonkliag Nominattd. Attune, Jun. 10.—The Republican caucus_ mot Larded. and nominated Hon; illYnliOe Conk/3W as their inunliiinte for United :Intl,. `lonator. 3:111±C1'Y41111T# CONGRESS, (RECORD SEMIIO3.) Wasamorox, January In, 1567 SENATE. TETITIO3II r.tranarn. Petitions marepreeeitted Mr the pahSllgo of the House Valenti!, which, with many other Detitions and memorials. were referred to up propriate committees. The bill for refanalog $3,400 duty on ralltinnl iron to .the Winona and St. Peter Railroad, tins panned: TIM* 07 /Uteri/A XIOCTIVO 07 C 0701.0.64. Mr:PO - L.OM called up the House bill to at the time for the regular re eet leg of Cohere.. Mr. LLENDILICIin thought there wax no sit,-• meaty for such legislation. It It was a miry measure, he had nothing to say; but If lt I claims:lW be required by the interests of the. • country; he would like to have it explained. ! lie believed the country had got along very ! well wi th out continent Bel9latt heretofore., ! but if it was snugly designed to hold the Pres. • 1d qt In Check, the enuntry ought iceknow it, if it was for Strictly party purposes, the country- ought to know • it. lie believed the passage of the blitlad'hcen determined on in meow, th e e thought the Senator having charge o bill ought to ezplaln tt.' Mr. EDMUNDS said imbed only taken charge of the bill at there:oven of the Senators who were. absent, .and of the members, of the House.. Solar as he Anwar,' the rearms that procured the passage of the hill to the house, the principle one Wee, to provide an addition.. al °facer Or the succession to the Presidency, In the avant of the ,defith of the rrreldent The tilt would givens a .permtutent speaker of the House, which wo would not have with ! out IL • nowmuoh petition{ aignlll.nhere might beitttao bill, he din apt knowt tinwas not prepared to say that the unfortunate dif fetenoe between The President and Coheress had not contributed to thn passage of the bill; thtilfgb how lunch its coati notary,. Mr. II °LUCKS offerod se en funencluinat -to the seoonci section to add the following • word...maims there be a recess .in•such se-s -wot' for more than thirty dela; in Which ca-0 members of the tormer Congress shalt receive The amendment etas dliagreed to. The bill was then read g third time and pased; yeas le. nap) 7. &I follows: • I rista-411sears. Anthony, Chauntar, Omaha, Croswell„Edmunds, FAtalendol2, Fogg, Poster, Mimes, Henderson, do +aid, Howe, xtrgwood, Lane, Morgan, -Poland; liamsey,Shermaa, Stewart, snameroran kle, Wade,•Willey, Nays-ddessrs. 'fuchsia° Hendricks, John. son, Morton, Hatterson,Ntililla and Saulsbury As passed ey the Senate and sent to the nottSo tor ameerrenee, In the amendment, the WU In he follows r • "As ACT tOEIZ the time for the regular meet ings of Congress. .lic 11 enacted, de.. That is addition to the regular times of the meeting of vongress, there-shall boa meeting of the Fortieth Goa. grace of the tithed States, and of sack, au. ecedleg Congress' thereafter, at 12 o'clock M., on the 4th day of March, the day on welch the term begins for Winch the Congress is elected; ezemottliat when the fth of Hatch assure on Sunday. then the meeting shall take place at the tame time on the neat auoceoulng day. • "has: - 2. :Ind be U furiatt enlaced, That nn person who wee, a member: of the Previous Congress snail receive any !compensation 'es mileage for going to or returning from the ad ditional eleaSioll provided for by the fore:folng section. • .! Tug se. claim Mr. preaented resolutions from the 11tnlaloi IXtrott and Toledo Board. of Trade. recommending the plan proposed to the B e croary of War through the tughleerls DepartMent, of - mains 0 s trata ht canal . throug h the fit. Clair liats, insttaut of further expenditures of money in dredging tae lag otmnnel.and praying 'Congress, to make the Deeiruatry appropnationz therefor. Re ferred to tite Committee on Lamm ono. sorstArr , WPMMUTS,lttran 7 snarrolan. ! ! Mr. WADE called up the hill to atoned the organic ants Of the -a. of the United statea,by peel:o43og te Hat demutl dark or po. 1111001 righttlOri•aooourdof.delergand Offered the following substitute t • • •• , • "That from and after thn passage of tills not - there' shalr be Ito dental cif , tee•eleetive tranchise m nay of the territories Of the Uni ted Statos,which are haw or lnay bobereatter organized, to any citizen traffear, en' earnest of raccheolor or ! previous condition or sari-. acts tedetathtitti or Parte of nots,'.esther Congrese or the Legislative Assemblies of said terribories,McOnsistent with the prone, tons of this act are hereby declared null and Tud Triteg lean ed" as' substitute and the MU passed. '% nays 9. • Tee AIM = Cl' Orrice. 11r.EDIIIINDS collednp thelall to regulate the tenure of Mike' wit ich.the committee ma mum:sto wet. oled alien* Do extended to, l, read as foi meth= dretproilded that all present Manor. bents of cistlehice, appointed Irlth. the wirloo of dut &mato, ozoopt. heads Of OeheAttellPL4, shall continual° heel °Moo until a summesor II appointed l ed ike manner . - - Sectitte eecO em_powent•the President to United any such °Moat; except elges of the United metes mune, :when they erneslsese 'artly proven guilty 01 misetelduct,or or Mospableeand to designate a auccoallor lathe Senate can not us-the toss, making it me duty 14 reef encit,stisparisioe la th e bea nie Within th 'dayVarter OPenfeg Of the session, wit h his reaabriv; bat 'reinstating suebenteir Shone/ the Sonata refuse upbois , ear. The ?resident outhoriseil. - to kdroke: -suctilloalpentlion os a m beitierolngirriel .d w 2cV:"thlz4 empot a r l eri?this Prea n de a t le 11l all T 11012610, D 7 seems - 01 dash, resign*. lion, or expiration or term, or other legal cause, the appcluttnent expiring nt the cadet' the following ht , ,lntl. It no appointment, with the advice of the 'moat°, to till melt va cancy, should Ito .ntotle gating each nrtsAialh then the Mike to remain In abeyance, without Ulan , Until such appointment he en mane, b,' italics to be performed by the °nicer legal. y entitled to exordia It In case pf 4iiranos , ' • Section (our provide, that nothing contain. Ca herein chilli he construed to extend the terra of nfli,llolo limited he law. lie. !LOW movul to lnrindc cabinet tern In theprovhtl.s the bill. tic , al,l that bercimonsible to the people, no: to the ExeCutive. for Um tliqcharge of their .lades. In tin, loaner course of 1114 rt,lhri, lie said that the people !net all rumen fur the high ofileo whet, the Plestdent conatemeed pz..1.111)1441120+.4 hoped.tho Scl.ator would ram mr:zo anyyltviditn, allt,lous to tin, Ex , 4hilt I.Ir.IIGWE Ammo' n.,lng the ol,jentionuble term, peddling olti.Jua. W 11111110.3, JOlOl,Oll anti -Littivalevrepoke ulna 11. , Tau umemlment woo 'lntl. Other amend. O.ts were proproed and withdrawn,and pending the consideration of the bill tta• Sen. 40 adjourned. :VTICZCZ:III:I,I.OiNTATIV. Who credentials of Tltoant:. .1. Fos-er noel A. If. I:roucti, Cl4irulng to bo representatives from Alabama and Tex., were respectively presented. and referred. , LTV,. Par TO CERTAIN at:mini.% - On meting' of Mr. COOK. 61 , 1111nots, it resolu tton Wits rifiripted inatructinp the committee on Military allfairs to Inquire Into the 4:31N, leney Of giving to eChntnidaltnleti call cern Ilea cativo...Cl:nen, wan hove nerved In I hit array and navy In the ate war, and who were Pepe. from their committals us pi 'sonars of =tr. or be being placed on detailed twrvice et F,Or who were disabled by onuntla ordlcencea recta veil or contracted ld the Lou ... . or their dory, full pay and ti loivaeva for the time tout they were cull rat to the tiallitut rj or navel authority of the Liitlt. d Staten. Mr. MOYER, of l'enneylvenie...wan hzedEed. At Me own tn.:west, from Inrther duty - on the Tom mimeo on Militia. • env Or MAIL A4ENT, -4 . The bill to pay route wall auents rot wore 'ban lithe hundred nollars nor le, than two totrutred dollars per annum natives...l. lir. ALLEY repOrted n bill declaring the Clinton °ridge neross the Mis3iiiipci river at Clinton, lowa. a Dent road. Mr. WASILIIIIIINE, et llllgota, Oupoaed the Old. 'rho Unclip., he Buhl, WWI •an obstrnetiOn to the navigation of the ?ii.esisiippt river by tatrues and rafts; to prove Which ha 'rend n _written statement, Miguel and sworn In by twenty I.:ei,captattil4, pilots anti engineers, engaged in the navigation of that river. !lo hub uo doubt tb t the bill seen Intended to seise tbo Interests of the Northwestern Call road, which he denounced as amammoth, sta. •oentiorts and remorseless monopoly: ' 31r. FA ItNSWOIITII, at Illinois, ne,kml his dolmague, Mr. W., if there was env proof that damage boil been done bydlie bridge to steam- ers Or.othec vessel., aarigauog the nod whether he could tell hen long the bridge • hod been built.. qtr, tl . Ueli . huttfif: replied tlir, t.ucit evi dence land been In ottneed Intort tbn Condn/t -tee, and that. aCcOrdiuk to Ma reentleolion, damage had betel onown in one ea-a to the-vs tent of forty tbuu,and be bridge, ne thoughl t bal bLou an obotrurtinu to nat . /gni ion 'tar Unit or atz. yearn. Mr. LAI IS, Oh New York, otnittti that the bridge land Venn Unlit univ in and taut nut a otnt:lts twit. bad Ikea e t ,mtnented for in. jury 2 . r. ..tat Inc front It. Wttall ItU k. band that nne tatelt butt was note punoklian. In the DiaLriet tatirt of loan. - - flthkAli, of .IliewMart. continut..l tlils st.Lement. air. ALLEY demanded the prerlonl arm on the p.t.slage of the httl. ' The demand was, emended, and then, after further dttlemodon b' Ne.sr. ALLEY, of idamtaehupanut, W..lnlt BUR NO, of ttlanol, St.;FIENCIi, of Ohio and olnere, the MU 'A:. lamed by I SOW Of n Can to Coaxer. • TIM 110:TW4a or CON ; On motion of Mr; W .1 , 31111 C ILSE, of 1111ndi, the bu%lneßs on the bp , ak,.. table was tak,n op and 11,p0.c4 of, ux foilows : ' .The :Selwyn atactaltnent, to the hill to Cr thc time, for tht• regular InevUl/ge 'Cungri., , , ' providing th no member of the nesvpreee4l - Cnnipkwi xball rovrlve 11.14 compr.ation Wilcago for going to or rot omits , (tom the pinto 01 trittllng of agreed to. • • =1 The Senate amendment to the II ot , o hilt to amend tile orrtiolo &Leto of the TUrtlloritti ol Ntar.ka,Colorado,.Decotah, se., ens ttg: tett t0...0M5, the :Operat ion of the preclude quet lion, by tote of yeati to nay, ran amendment- nrohlblie the dental of the rngats 01 fralielll4o Co eft ViLiZetl Oo..nuunt Of race, color or prerunte or servi tude. The title of the bid was •chwttonl corn to read, "An net tftregoiato the tteetlve tree. elate to the Territories of , the United elates." TLe t-CuatcJOtnt m4:flu:on, twproorlatlug Arleen t.laocizgur.l 001144 a 10 decay the expi,i,s as 01 1110 30101 et ILIA COCITIIIttcc 011 itetscuCtl- WOOL 1= The aoutte bill to uQtnit Neltrntl,o ul 0 Stale Ivrtri twit. Lila. of Ohie, dontanded the pee- Vire. g0e41.100 on ltd Strang that. the Cotututtteo ou Terrltorlea, except one mem ber, had rmaltintocalv [nett 001101 btu. to do on; hit Lo wr(13(1,..30r tharilescautivitoporartry, nett_ coactderable r11......k.0 • eactatal, r4r4 crat. LisritiOrin were Made 1tr....161.1LEY again 1•000.,01 the demand for the previeliii quegLion, which Wait met With [Perkier dinapprob.ttlon from' both lad.. of Thydemand Fag nOt'ttotttaltted: Mr. or Mews, nenentled irnnlcatlg that the bent coerce would Ice for the [loons to adjourn, unit repuldteentvtO hold ne , ntnet In the even Intt. - tn rieteritillie debar •slould bo done With the bill. tl.oUlChtter4 • . . , Ur. AtIULM' moire to post - yen° the farthet . consideration Cl the bill. A motion to adjourn was agreed to A !Specimen of New Tort, Tta err tong, January /0,-A disp ute ful scene moaned lathe Common VOanelt to.day. the Democratic councilman • 'Hamann, 'smiled President !trona:non a "pilferer and Kraut- Conineillnaa Long throw an inkstand at the President. which strucir the able of tan diets and bespattered him with ink, Toe Presi dent then . drew It. pistol, • bet was prevented Iron. using it by some ny standera.. A general rush Irataturte un hint, by *number of ennocion bet' Miners Wit. elnson rind Millet. of the twenty-sixth pro• duet. rescued elm' from 111.1 infurlanyi mob, and took hint nailer arrest on the charge or Councilman 'Long, who alleges that .ha at. tempted to take dell life. --The arsir scum,- dud to the Mayor, Web held the pdTtieii to bat I I . .. . . ... . ... . . City the Zsefier and ..iti.+4l6.• Tclnarn ph 1,1nt.. -- ; . ... , . Special dispatch to the Pltt,lburgh Clusette. - . . .oti..trry, JAnuary 10; 10'T. Went 1101 . twenty-ttvo .degreda - obove krill, and dour. liivue ntlll domed. Market /Inner at. ¢2,10. LOMMILLE.JIO.I4.-1,11,1r fallirg,..with a fetal - Inch in the Canal. lee heavier than . ever. VV(:nther clowly Yi/g/IL 4110 W ihls afternoon; morcnry 2.5; barome[ or 29 deg. Steßhone, tho oterlon, New Vene, Jan. 10.—The Xriends of Tames Stephen', the ,eltler.: n.beerts,that. Jae will be forthcoming at an early. day, and give' a satisfactory explanation to the tratillo.' • A .1 isratelifrom New Orleans Oltl7l that.rhe New (Primer, Mobile and chteoge Railroad Is hang piotwelited h - {mint r]gm ; all the stook in taken awl the road tirreyed, awl un der contract to ho completed and put Iq run. Ping order wittildforirteert month!. • ,The eperatiTat of a number of luctorlettto the Now Enteral Share aro mot . trig etrongly In favor of the tea hour eyetem. • Goeige l'onbody ba , 4 donatel MOW to, ,the ocibty. • IMMO U e 9 IVS Lt, J eitor 6011 Co., Ohlo.l January I'L'. Th , ..x ! F r. 41- tirollTre—Gourtruiett -.to your liemuon.lhe lot. Insti,therompricers an heat Under the: hand at .. C.arthelellea Ohm. LA; reprearintluiftliai It letter hid- been Tn . eerVea at the Treasury Dehertmont, sighed its , W. It. Wallenthouil coercing a dr - 44 on defte4l eon Batik. Oldo, for 610 surn ot .meenty•nrodollars. -Permit mo through your. columns te - rrtate that I haVe been !utile Mar cantlie IniTineal and a coverument official tor triennia thrrtyffivii yearn, In title, Jefferson conntY,Ond thu only parson I,vn coun ly la public implucta, lo in ImiChticillte. bearing that faint. lila alma trlatill.l6!. referred to tffigut reflect ou any good charlleter that I may iffiJOY werelth reteoltv ellen!, In tile preffffienl • treat thhee.TuTP,L that It Is may n , ce mryror me .to mato that I lotto AO Coll .nectlon until or - khoulciluo Or tbn .matter :whistOrry• • . Very rearicettellY, „ • • Wottacc, Yolt lifaster. Dr. Geo. L. alcCooh„l'llyelchuil.6lll,l,l;6sid or - Health; retzortli , twenty-oho' .lerithe - n;' the total for the week eiellhir January- . D , Log. Tba ,.. a ,„„w a llros I 'if fatal were na tonnes::' th.Wouut . l trove a fall, II Droll 'ALTA: ) .k c ir.:l? 111)1:LfLD;;I f crt e “. 'rt, fry; .lent ,-1; Co9,nfet.9l 3, ;':_i /- 11,!therre, 1; Typal /over, 4t rt Itooplog Cough, 1; Dydrocephium,,i; uukn, (If the move theta were, re, .ft;9'1 3 ° 44, 4 40 7.1i,q1.1 ftpsulto s, talO trot . :Ut! ... !•l , •40 1.0 15 to2o 80 to AN,1:97) 90 le ite.) a •,,.-, \- -- -7 . - ._ ` 1 •--- ; la 1 1 tt ), ) 4 j() _CITY AND SUBURBAN (ADDITIONAL LOW, 3LWB G7i TEM Pion..) Court of Quarter Sessions. This, Court wu.s in session on Thursday, Judge Stowe on the bench, and the following en.sue were • • TOG 0.011100 Nor ror en. Yesterday we tufted that James Seaton Wal ker, proprietor of a woolen mill In Moon tosehellith wua out-riot at ediourn meet. on an indletme..t, charging Lim with being the lath. erfun illegitimate 011111. of which ooZglenu Miller oon the mother. The cone of the COM, mouwoalth • rested solely ou thn tCogileOn V of the prOhee.UtriX. Oho sVii9 not cnrroborated Itaut her etOry wt. htrutghtfOriVarli anti seem , Insly 000001. alto tired the lath or milt of lebtmars, ao.the Wan Croon the child was be gotten, at the mill of defendant...elm stated she went to Me house of his slater in the fore noon mid, remained there, until afternoon. when defendant, who had been aliment. canto Inane, and Wm went with him to the mill, gmo lag thence, mine a brief stay in the afternoon, to her'Plate Otreghleneo, through thq tads, •lei the roads were sloppy. The MOM was bora So - Venda. 1.5111. The defense prounced who testilled that Zate3 Allier woe nut at the mill ut the time statod, but had been canto ten days previously, on horsebach, with' her brother. she was also contradicted in ono or two other particulars. The two was warmly contested 'by Colonel Bayne for the ' probetunnu, and General Cdoillns toe the defani.e; atattliec,lury were left to decide whether they believed the prOOteUtril or Ue heidunt'S witness.. IThey found it verdict uf not KUHLY, county to pay the 2.4IICYNT BROM4N CI - PinNie DHIVEG Robert Richey. reildent of Allegheny city was Whet-sad for the larceny. of twenty.seven dollars. Henry Shaffer, driver for Adams Em press, instilled that. en Lhe lath of. Ontobor whilst. nl thenursuanee Was Geelliitloll be lost from his r.ock,•t, u r 11 of hank autos, 4milntlNZ to thlrtj , :dx'dollare. lie ells-to hilst delivering s Deekage tR Allegheny, and returning ro hisiwagon, found Wee 0,;:- Jars of the amount colder he, tn.nt:. Thu dere n. dant wee suspected Of buying taken the ro. inelncler, and on bring urrested. stared that he had taken the umuoy, but had thrown it back Into the wagon, where ho got rt. No bank notes were found In his possession. Thu J dry returned a verdict of not guilty, and de , . fenthaat was dlacluagod. • LeitteSV AS BAILEY. • Jollllbelly was. placed on trial on this charge; Mrs. /letup... residing at Oalcland, sees the prosuciarlx. TLe Offense was alleged to consist In the defendant' , Long given fifty dollars to pay a bill of twee ty-sovuo dollars and ninety cents, slid returning ae “phange" but two dollars end ten coots, thus retaining, and appropriating to his own use eighteen dolled. and ninety cents. At the time of re eclatrui the money I fiflYdolhien , / it . nasst.tbd That Le Inol in his possession tee bill which he was to pay, and sae tau amount of It was forty-seven dollars, w Lich_ was subsegnently ascertained not to ho the Ca.). Thu hal was produced in evidence. and • it 'appeared that tho tiger's abed both changed to 4, thusk ing it i; instead of but t h e party who C..' eel pted the bill testified that he revolves 110111 the def en dant the proper amt./4Z, eo tint imanning of the ilatire hod nothing to its wit,. the ease, only so fares It nety go to deceive the prosmiarlz as to the anioUnt which as required to he paid. Tan witnesses; Xis. Utilities and her brother, testified as to the time.at of money given to the defendant, and toe amount returned by him. lee the defense, It was claimed that defen dant hail rewired but thirty dollars, that the bill was twelity•seven dollars, snit that ho bid returned the proper change; furtuur, that defendant could uot.wrlte, and as to Tale fast nuttiness was called. Several witnesses tes tified that the defendant borer good churn., ter for honesty, Mn.s Moltnes was recalled and testified that she had seen defendautil4nring, suit believed be could write. The Jury found a rerdlet of net guilty. Markaret hoyder was tried for the larceny of gloves, a pair of drawers, and some - other ar. tides from stores ou Marker etreet. Jt ap .peara that sho, with her little dau, had. been In Itor/and's ghee stot a. on the g .211.I. hter of:lo s-ember, and oeingansp,xtal of taking sheet, without paying for tnetn, was followed and overtaken after a long chase, in Allegheoy city. ! . ..he tool: refuge zu ft planing mill, where 'elle en:totted her basket, the ertlcles alleged to tx,tolen tanner found on the flout by tier pur suer, Mr. Berland. Althoughthe el reum4lnd evs. looked verynu..431 , 1.m.“, Lommen weTllTl laded to muke thit'a cave and the Jury acquitted. The melon property wen taken ellartre Of try oflleer }Lague, alre.hay.ler laymg nu elalm to ft, and prountlng that slie Lad In Co mistaken for another pereon. Maiy Ann anyder,d..aglaer of defendant in former earn, was trod tot the Of pair et chil.Pa 'hoer. float Gorland , d store. The Jury re.nrned a verdict of not yatify. ' In the above eases It appeared pr...ity r.atls f•Utorily that the wrong parties wet° 1/.134.3. Common Pleas Court TornnuaY,Jan.lo.—ilefore Jotlke hterrett, The ease et Robinson. Rea .t Co. vs. Eureka Intturance Company; taken up on Wedue.daY, was proneetieti with.- Tao plaintiff sottUat te recover an insures:Leo of ips,eteS, less accrued preculato, on the steamboat Elver Queen, de. etroyed by tiro lu Septemixtr,l , ls, at lb., Mon. onealtela I.barf. "while Outshine." Iler tte struction was the wort.. -of an !tweed nary, W. C. Chamnita, engineer, who is riots - ,ddferti,,a . for his crime In the Peuitenitary. The IA at was two:lced for ,1118,0e0, tuputhy dividal be tween the Eureka,Clt tzen'a, and Monne cab cid companies. The Insurance on the Eureka wan token In Jour, 1..%5, and to stUgust fullowlnt; was marked ou 1 he Itnuas od theCoutesily p ti nkle to Robinson, Item t Co.. the j,tutnt•tta. sulumeueut to the takina of tile risk le tile Eureka, and prier to august 1.4, rue a 14 I. t tonal risk of (te,Ote was taken la the Slonnizetv. help. For the de tenr , c it was rheum that no policr had Lad been Issued by defendants, but a mentorandmia ot the insolence made upon their books, as there uico wile of the transfer to plalotilLs. , TIM claim of plairittirs watt au,. roasted upon the ground that the subsequent risk of aa,wfa was latch ill the Monong.hela, without notice to the Eureka, Se required the are and marnie policies issued by thif Company. Upon the ululation rai,tl onto the twt-issue of a policy, the Court ruled that the case should be considered weir one had been regularly issued. - Upon the main question, tie Willa skiing Of ale nOtieu Of the eubeequent risk in the. Monongahela, the Court 51015 that mile.. the jury believed front the evidence that tarts tunic. hull been given or that ilia St cre•ary of the Company nod linowledge of the subworient risk, at tile Oulu ot the tin.- rtoplaintlirs, their verdict. men ho tor dot fendants. .The Par found In favor of plain. tin for the amount Chinned:. • _Robinson, Rea a: Co, ea. citizens , insurance Company. Thu eirCometimera in tills ease warn ammo as in We termer. Verdict. for plaintiffs. :dealt va.llownrd A Aiken: Action on anon. !mat. lquintlif alleges that AIWA defendants contracted is Ithi him tor mur carriages, which they refused to hike off Ills' hand, Ile rale, for damages which tie claims 10 pave soatain cd. On trial at adjournment: . . Getting Bendy foe Church. Women aro famous • for having' esenses tor staying home faom Church. Now they have no new bonnet to wear; now they have no shoes fit to wear, and again they .have nothing to Wear. , A colored woman in Alle gheny, It seems, was kept at home by her .baby; In ti itudtleu lit of religious awakening, elle resolved that - she. Would not be 'hindered any longer *by FO petty an obstaels, - und she Wednesday evening at µhaat seven o'clock. eery was heard'Procoed lug from the !coo Marceline.° on the cnrner of First and West streets, Allegheny.' Investigation show. cd a basket standing on the • steps, and further rasa:rah revealed within the basket a bright lively boy, well edrubeed la the shades towards. blacknrsa; and apparently about' Miran:moths old. The basket Wan ad— dressed to the °Preacher Cole." and contain-. cd, besides tne baby, a note addreg Seal to .the IlayerpnAgentlemen. Thc, note stated that the preacher had often urged the writer toga regularly to church, but sheacmidal gown Mug ea she bid the baby around. she had mode up her n 313.1 1 ,00. to follow the good advice, and as the proltasine'ry siop, - snust got rld of Ule , `tnes Rainey." As the Preacher had shown so much 'lnterest latter spitlj eel .neifere, perhaps le would show still rainre anti - fake the baby off her bands ect that oho could go to church. . The steps on which the basket was loft were not those liciongleg. to .the Cale. That gentleman, lanwever,Vialuthrnied or the leg. nor watch had' fallen to 'biro. Ile utterl re ,fiestal to. acespt Ito gltt,.and the. shady little 'waif was turned over tee Mayor Morrison, who ld tarn.yesterday sent It, an a permit Jostled by My, llcesonittle, tovhe Poor Yurm. • ' • • Dial ries Comet. TUC usb . .lT, 'January 10:11: Delete Judge 'nth° Cabe Of Milli/La Sit:11011On va. James . . • • 'S. tifenart; action to recover for services .ren dered as real estate:ego:it. 'the - in*. found a Verdict in fniror of Wain= for 4:33 31' . ; Itantialt Al leo and Wayee -Well , vs. John E. Shaffer— • Action for itcapioa and mecca pro tits. • In lare defendant purchasmt a truer of band conteining sir ty-tivc;tere,, 11l E t [reboil] towns falihin uleh th e . plaintlfra each °lsle:wit oneeLtir. tv Interest In the the improvement, 1 eqnsitiln7 01 a grist naiii,lpur net:ill:lga and , other buildings-. Soliacquerit'td the Purchase the) .broliglit en action of icJectineut na.llust defendant and recovered the land claimed by Illotti.: The present suit la brought to ruci)Vor Irttelatesne profile. of toe laud, millsand tone moats, while bald In Illegal omsessfort by do. fendaot.• riaintlffa: alleged' tbut 'tlin grill Inlll.lti4 been damaged or wren down"- while lixt dufentlent's , pOsaebslori. ill rune s'uu on , triat at 100.rUlDlint.. - ,- ,-;-:'-- - '.7 ifti A poi C ire."Jatooa Or P a a Re Wortdealy Caytau; ottno .4.lllsgtmv nlghc Y5ll .s:putlipeu, apOrt4,44,clal oCker by. Weingign PeauslYatitaltamaad Camping. and allgatued 1 0 daty ri LAO reguildiße+4oll, PRICE THREE _TENTS. ISew, Devoloprupts of Salrey llmi nalrey Gam lived In .Plitsburgh stir would have done precisely what 31 rs. Givcn, who floes live In Pittsburgh, Is charged wit.: having done. Mrs. Kavanangh is a very nod feeble autumn, residing in a court off Loris street, betweeh fdamond alley and Fifth street. Some time since she was taken den geronsly nick and the services of Mrs. Gaven we're secured - as nurse. The patient grew • worse, and at last, one evening she was so low that sno Was Zinc expected to lire until morn ing. The home was thronged with an=fous and excited friends and relatives, and nobody noticed, for a long time that the name was zuh,ing. Wee. Kavanaugh sill not die that malt, or nfLorwardr, but saw nothing of her tenderly thoughtful nurse from that day to thin. :it first nothing was thought of the 4115- N...trance of Gateal,,exCepti as a new Was tiati .n of meanness In leaving, in her last extremities, a dying woman whom she sins paid for attending to In the melt careful and wateld el manner. After a few days, however, miutivr vices came to be taken of the matter. Mrs. Kavanaugh became better and was des!. offs of seeing the condition of her clothing. search was made, but not a eloglo ankle or clothing: belonging to the sick woman was to found in the house. The decamping nurse had taken withlaer the bonnet, shawl. underclothing—everything belonging to the sick woman. Information against tee tine( was ornmptly made before alderman Lynch, by Martin Kane, a grandson of Urn. Kavan augh, and that magistrate yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of the accu.sed. • = Alderman Donaldson yesterday committed to Jail an unfortunate tnOntnatilae. nomad Margaret Brady, thorn to await arrangembuts by which the can bo removed to Dizmorit. tot uumatrs that some time ago Margaret was en. gaged to be. married to e young roan. After nithilesho became twrsaesstd of the tdea.that some other ostensible totemic Were secret ene mies who were engaged ineirculating false and malicious stories concerning her, for toe tint. nose of prejudicing tier' : lovers' mind against her. ho great a hold tlidthis idea obtain upon her mind that she at /ast become absolutt.ly Dwane on the sobject, and fancied that she tad a suit la Conn, by which she was to re fute all those slanders. 19re poor „iths Elite; the, haunted the °feces ot different lawyer. and Aldermen, urging attention 10 her claims. At home' abs became infinitely troublesome and attest entirety rtimanagea ble. YestentaLher_stepruother Mra.-Bridget Brody came to Alderman Donaldson and rep resented that she could 110 nothing RICO her, and urged that she be sent to jail until ohs redid be taken to Diamont. Ofticer John Lutz was sent to- bring • her over from , liar Lome in Temperancerille, and by represent ing that addlttonai testimony in her case had been discovered, 'succeeded in bringing her over without trouble. Accident on the iConnelleville Yesterday monttog, a train of empty coat cars on the Connelsville Railroad, was throWn trot. the track at Arthur's Station, and eon shlerable damage done, The train was pro ceeding to the switch at Hazelwood station, so as to allow the West Newton accommodation train to pass. On reaching Arthur's, the bolt which holds the switch bar In Its position yea -shaken out, and by that means the awith was carmen open. The tender which was In front, kept the main track; but the engine was thrown Won the switch, and then just ped the track. It was conslderatdy damaged. Five Cr Otto! the cars were also thrown item the track, and completely obstructed the ,rood way. Passengers on WO West Newton Aecom. et...tattoo train, were _transferred to a train vent out tor thorn from this city, and reached (Cele destination' after a brief delay. .I.abor. cri were Immediately scat out to clear the track of the obstructions, and no debar. will be experl.ced. No person was injured by the accident. .141ritent cameren, The Union lie Publican caucus nominee of the Peimaylvan's Legislature tor United States ! Senator, was born lu Lancaster county, Pa., In and la noW slaty.elght years of age. lie was left an orphan at the age of nine years. and procuring a situation in a printing oftbse, succeeded In obtaining a good education. dt the ago of twenty-two he edited and published a Democratic journal le garrlatmrg, Pa. At the ago of thirty•three be established the Blida dietown Bank, and devoted touch attention to ntlroads tbroughOut the hate. In 1915, after cerring na Cashier of a hank. Prvaiden; of two Railroad 4... mummies, and as Adjutant General of Penanylvun In, he was elected Dulled States benator, In which position he nerved until Isle, and was re-elected to the name position In /SW for the terns ending In tldi. In ISGO his name was prominently mentioned among the e‘rildatee tor the-Presidency, and In lad he, became Secretary of War under the lamented Lincoln. Ito soon after resigned that position, and a at appointed Minister to Aussie, wbleli, we believe, he never accepted. -Mercantile 010rary Lecture., • The toung Bee's Mercantile Library Asio elaticin ere certainly furnishing us this se(- coo with a most mlmlrable and acceptable course of lecture.. On Monday evening next Biyara Taylor, the scholar, traveller, poet, orator, will lecture on 'American Llfe,” a eut•Joct with which he Is preeminently acted to 43.0. -To accommodate the crush of people cum to be present, the tbeanslttee have mtge. sea Ca; Ball for the evening. On Tuscany evening Bev. Dr. Bellows, a lecturer than whoa there are few more peon. lar in*he country, will lecture at the Academy of Beale, •on the rich and auggeetive topic, 'Two Thirds Through The Nineteenth tnry." Wife ilk. liumband Yesterday Alderman Strain was waited upon by Airs. Ccitherlue Kerr, a resident of Depot, Ailey, First ward, who preferred charg es of assault and battery and surety of the peace against ,tier husband, Joseph K. Kerr. She atieges that at dicers and sundry times re.eently, her unlordly lord has come home in a state of intoxication, and has pinched her, surdtellediter, beaten her, and otherwise mai tre ated her In ways too i 1120107011. to 1311011:i011: (Mee be came home isle at night. after slicked retired to her bed, and In his drunkenness. as she alleges, threw himself upon Ana 'bed reedy across her, ...Mgr her the greatest Flll thertllOrC, he had, on VllllOl.lB 0.,410116 threatened her with death, and wiber lire visitations. This accused was at. re,ted and held for a hearing on both charges. Charged with insud..—A. warrant was is sued by Alderman .Strain,yestetstay, for the arrest or Samuel Bowser, charged, un oath of Itm.ougla, with cheating and fraud. It is alleged that, in Hastiest, the accused pur chased from the deponent a ono-third inter est in too steamboat Guidon, said interest ac tor. worth a.Z3 33. • Ile purchased this interest on credit by representing that he bad tXte due bin from ileorgo Caldwell, of Armstrong county, arid that he won't! obtain tho money as soon as be went to Kittanning. Mr. Be. 'lough placed congdenco to these representa tions, but subsequently ascertained, as he says, that they were utterly false. Ho acoor 'llingly made Information bolero Alderman Strain, and that =Salamis! Issued the tear. rant as stated. Thu parties reatdo e,t Darius port, in this county. Stable Ittsstett.-4.t shoat fifteen Minutes after tea o'clock last evening, afire broke out in the Fite hie belonging. to Mr Alexander Mn. Curdy, on Elm street. near Prospect. Tee alarm was sounded from box No. 31, and the engines proceeded to the neighborhood, but the Neptune was the only one welch mash ed thev.pot,ruitl succeeded in playing upon o t the tire. The stable was rented Mr. J. M. emit's, alto had t hree Mates an a quantity of hay and feed therein. • The ho es and hir nets were gotten out safely, but e hay and teed wore entirely destroyed. Mr. Smith's loss will reach *lOO, with no Insurance. The staltie was entirely destroyed. No lasnrance. There is !Stitt doubt that the aro was an Irt emullary one.; • • . :• • ' Adulterolla.—lire. Diary Psitler, of Law reucev lite. on the nth of thstObtr, made in tor mat Mu 'mime- Alderman Taylor, charging re; husband,. Chas. Butler, sena a - fluttery, with Zachary Norris: A warren{ was issued, but butler shrewdly kept oat of the way and en. einini arrest. Yesterday afternoon, nowever, °nicer Ephraltie lialliet, of • Lawrenceville Yalu eyes^ upon him and Immediately there after laid lands upon and lie was brought beforathe =titivate and held tO bell fora hearing on Tricaday. - • . 4anaelieeitioss tit Co.—Thera 'Ma recently born o ened In this city, a branch ofgee of the well knOwnedatid rellableChicago gear and grain houte'of Quackentioss it tio.,Utt No. 413. Liberty street, up stairs. Their advertise meet appears. In another column. Knowing of their mat advantages to the gnarl marbet. of Pm •Weet.• •we enoerfully commend the Pittsburgh ogles to the patrousgeof oar read ers. Tit ty are staunch and reliable business' men. and will •be found honorable and fatr, dealing In all their trtinsactiniss. • - ' - Riau IL illem—ltkatatday a man I,itned Thomaw dengno, taboret on the Allegheny Valley gatleoad, teas , Mtled mar heinhonlng, by I env leg in of a taut It • emu - which he yeah work. WAS employed by Menem. any. dot& ()snit:mime on the extenalen oftbe Allegheny Valley , HalltoadillbOne Mlthenbt leaves a Wally. - , f. 11e Pnloe Iro,,Argetthre—For =staidly r o. t in g all articles or copper,brakri Or Uvroiah' ~ilver, with puma/Ivor:whore worn Or, and Inc clear , rog and Rolterdniredvar or 1,1,40 a-ware. Wrimatrd tocontsta DOT:dew uvar or arid, ac:W tajorlOos roe rale blr. ) . astaPle. 41 fthearAxi4 lilt drat , Xleetbsti,;,The Balm; , ous atm:UAW tB• igootioa,o4.boc• ,artgel ofacersott 1111Arksban. But. • emu Toss vas Rogue INA Biot aiwago mu 4oritrwrot alwat LLYe~Deey'Cocue fee bete-raa the;newiy, elected members Cl edieeeenv Coarreiterufil meet In Lleetrree. Peetiee chanOere.ec ten &cloak tele morrnag, for the ourpote of el:fettling ArtArTemtlition for tee cu. XOO edit. -After - the ofgantzetame Lg completirt. the oath of office vollLils/mlrelae .Dtero.l jo llota. John D0rr13033;.'.11A40r 0 / 04 . anO COI, Dent, Direct or of tLe POOr._ - Additional City and statittbedil on roil rth Page. I= . • \EtlVhrl,e, Doan. Dee. lant, by UYY• 1,, I..ItWIN H.• NYVIN. JR.. or Pity:Litre,. to o NtsP, C., C.4.:gbtelt of Joaoph of Cbolato. Borrs,,k-- - ep IN F—lon Wedoradaveeening . _. as 9 o•r1 ur Ittv. Reed. M r.. 1. E. U MINE to altos MANY nTE.I.N bob of thla Gtr. We cow:rah:lair 0.. r esteemed it end Lorna UFOs Lt carrot into a oa•ie Idle re of life. awl trust that be and ith beefs young L0.18'1931f neat admen the Collect of Mr. 'WITCO. encountering atom Of Wrr• t, 51001 e of cotton: M o 09101. :Eon much hapv.b. IMME • MI /. f.£ r—U:. 1119r:41 4 y n • 11.. youngest rat u[ WW l .= ...a tu-n `3 he . •Tierr.i w(II tate Watt: troyd ;ht. 116141w:ice of :114 partatr, 0 .1% illtd, 1111 .4.115pN00.3,41 trig • r 4-175131%,,, 4.,"11r7 f.th 3\.1.1.1..131 111 Z.. , II4IUNDS. agt‘l anal 13 431 Sunbelt 0 . 11 t aloe place from I. ho late evelofehel o . No. Loco , tstreet..l,ll:glovny Cloy. on rhoIDAY orrohhoot:. It: 2 o•hle..t. The ft etioli of the fare -11; ere respertfellf lea It.ol to attend. Wll.oio IN—CATE 1112NZA FR. leife of hotoas C. IVii.not. 3,11.1 f-eat, co, ISedr.eclay ofteroooo. In toe hoth yo. er of I.One The frit has onto.: f.otelly ore. resptctfallylootted to i 0.1.14 rod her foe, al from tte to Aldthee of bet hushehel. .N9,1154'4,1 et. Pl:film/et, at tyrti NEW AD VE R TISE ME N TS. ti I LLD .A.LE C Eat ETEUT,!-The b 0.3 rui :Le la.wist ettentban Wine of inoultnio. eleopt os., In this town),ln. .t.:4 on New r 4,1, lanircllately north of let ,r burial low, wt . ...lte or titles, cell et Cratrol Dr 4. otoro of tIOUL AA:LANEY, Atte gh.on9 C . • • - FAIIIMAN & SAMSON.• UN A-WRRS No. ISc.,' Wit:cid St., car. 7th, riC;171:31..v.111. htre.l4) 1.741 s Suus6F ST BEET, IPA. ALL: • icr.c., - :=0...m... - 4..7,..a..32c-mwt., NO.IOI roars et. , , , ./rltt..t.krgh.n.. connalot .1.10. de, I.l3A.l'itb,L'UVtSoutd e•er• desert= raa or Zuncral korntie !10005 r 0.14111.0. o l;E 'W,`3` .- 4 , 'ffl77"'"`"r '.JaL Zl .. l.7 ti rl . Vier.w t ms, MU 0 : , E ,—, . Ca 4., JazabU "W ~. II T. ll.lll'/'l,. Zs. CO, • UNDERTAKEP.I ANEMBALMERS . i) Atanchorter. Ara . sadTl . . Cggi.4 ROOMS AI ;CH SIB LIVERY TABLE 00.12(.2016DeMc1d . Clurtlcra a ets. Illstoo nn.if`xer,s,• Mt-,--1. 0 RPILL:Ii S , FAIR, CITY HALT, 30.1z , ww3=4%.. WATCHES, CHALNS -AND. SZTVETE'MaiI.Ir: AT AVEUT SMALL PILOITT, AT WILL T. VTI - 1-i - Elr ' S 6 Wylie St., 3d door from Sth. - ' WHEELER Sc WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES Have 'More Improvements, .11.1ILES LES.; Jrotsr, Ab and :+I3IPLE d N r, aua tbaa D 1.9,:. In the WM. SUMNER & CO., 27 Fifth Street, Fittsburghl BOYS' WATCHES STE It LI i%iG SILVER. CASES Somethtito ntre fors I'l,m:it, =ado a. ”o.roroer, hl , •teor tbe. Maxintseo In km.ropo. boarouto4 to De parfoct. • Time keepers from $lB to $25, AT DUNSEATH & CO'S No. 131:1 "5 . 11 th Seitrocat,