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CITY ITEMIS.
At the Wand's Fair _
In London,lW..., the Wheeler A Wilson Sew.
bag Machine received the highest award—
all the Machines of gumbo and Aimerfca in
competition. This sward has always been
wade wherever exhibited. You will make
no ,mistake in ordering one as a holiday
gift towiCe, sister or friend. They can be
purchased only at Sumner A go's., el Fifth
street. • •
Jellies on Bann.
•
Currant, Raspberry, quince, Strawberry,
Vanilla, Grape, Orange, Blackberry, Apple,
Lemon , Pine Applean.' Black Currant. Call
and zee them at 712 roderii street, Alle
gheny city GC°. nrkVIS.
Another Sale of Territory
Wide yesterday. for Liming's Improved
Stove thumper. Now Is the tlmo to call- at
No.ll Filth street, es .1. N. Whllden ieltres
In a - few days, to put a Damper on more
Western States.
Drags and Medicines
Doctors , prescriptions carefully prepared
at half the atual price. at - Fultou , s Drug
store, opposite Poetol➢Ce.
Yon V fl Buy
Foreign Llquora of all kinds at Joseph
rlnch's Distlllol7, NO. IA 191, 151 and
Fltst stxtet, Pittsburgh.
• You Can Buy
peycent.. Alcohol ac Joseph S. Finch's
You Can Buy
New Hoye at Joseph S. Finch's
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The United totes Consul at Vera Cruz is
expected at N •la Orleans dolly, to confer
vvith•Elhaisterl Campbell.
The liquor dealers of New York are or ,
' , Raising to get the excise law modified by
the Legislatur'o. Liberal contributions are
being raised to linhumoo and convince the
nonorables. 1 .
The resolution censuring Senator Doelit,
tie, and requesting him to resign, Viii nets
tbelllouse of Amenably of IVisconsin, by a
Vote of all ; the Ili:publican members. Sen. ,
ator /Lowe will be endorsed by re-election
without formality. •
Tae Sixty-Pith Colored Infantry is on its
way to St. Loilsta be mustered out.
A train On the Louisville and Indianapo
lis liallroad was, thrown from the track
yesterday near Lafayette. Nobody hurt.
A resolotion ratifying the Constitutional
Amendment was .passed by the Indiana
Senate yesterday, by a strict party vote—
ayes DolayslS.
Thereportgorigleatinget Sandusky, 0.,
some days slime, Rating. that John Tiaomp.
son was killed at btaneneld by a Southern.
Silehigan .t Northwestern Railroad train,
is incorrect. Thomp , on, whole foreman of
the Pittsburgh, Port Wayne .t Chicago
Railroad machine shops at Crestitne, is
alive, and will probably recover.
Daniel Quinn, another .Penian, was con
victed at Toronto yesterday. Sentence de
ferred.
West Vlrgtuta has atioptedt4o Constitu
tional Amendment. It passed the Senate
ou Tuesday, and yesterday the louse rat
tled It bye vote of r 3 to 11.
'Tneilee Ibride - from Kingston, C. W., to .
Cape Yu:meat, N. Y., is complete; and sta.
ges are running regularly.
Booth's cloth nallis, near Oddessy, C. W.,
were burned yestordai. Los.. .1000 e;
Cllptiun Samuel - Hazard, United States
Navy, died on Tuesday in Now York.
The mother onion. John Ccokb tug, So.
Mellor tieneral of Canada, was burned so
badly by her clothes taking fire from a
grate, on Tuesday, that ebe dial to great
agony twenty-four hours subsequently.
Mr. Cassel, bar sou.in-law, was severely
burned In trying to extinguish the flames.
The Kansas Senate has passed a resolu
tion by a vote of •W to I disfrimohlsing
rebels.
The clothing store of Isadore Rechnor, ,
aud.the boot arid shoe store of W. T. Gil
bert:llia upper floors occupied as residers.
COS by various parties, at Elmira, . New
York, was burnt on Tuesday night.. The
initiates narrowly escaped. Ldss, 813,000.
Partially Insured.
Forbes L Butts' hardware store, and Fitz.
simmons'" bakery . , Portsmouth, Virginia,
were burned On Tuesday.. Loss $15,000-
.Partly insured.
it is reported et Quebec, that a gold nag.
get, weighing thirty pounds, bas been
found In the Gilbert 'liver Mines in Canada.
No official repOrt has been made.
An attempt wee made at: Albany,
last evening, to burn the printing este°,
iisitment of Weed, Parsons Co. TheAlre'l
was extinguished before more than three
or four hundred dollars damage was done.
The balite Senate completed the ratio-
Cetion of the Constitutional Amendment
• by' that State yesterday.
The Alabama Legislature bas resolved to
extend its session beyond the Constiti,
umiak limit of thirty days.
FROM NEW lORK.
Xcw Yong, January 16th, 1166
IidinIIII.I3OV.VENT.
The lUttil3 between Heir York and Weak
ington. oill bereefter be received [Jong the
roote by portal care attached to through
express trains.
o.rana.r. ntn.stes LAW surre
The five ewes for false Imprisonment,
zte., against General Itutler,.which have
been on the docket of the Supreme Court
of New York, have been trausierred to the
17utted States Court, by order of the presi
ding Judge Barnard, of the former tribu
nal.
ItAILZOA; , lISOULATION
A bill was introduced to tbe Legislature of
this Stute et:gangue Itailtotut Cotopanies of
the State to clunk baggage aud sell tickets
'over all connecting rosily.
•
• NOT OtTILTr.
The jury found a verdict of not grant', r
the case of :tattoo Street.: The eriders
allowed that he never saw 31re. Freeman.
With Whom he was charged with eloping
from Chicago, uutll he saw her to Philadel
phia, and that he merely escorted her
thence to this city.
POLITICAL.
•
Niw liampshire Democratic Convex
. slon—the Domination of Governor..
Coxcomb X. li.. January Iti.—The Demo.
. erotic State Convention met to-day. About
live hundred delegates wore present. lion.
Edmund Burke, of linen, was President.
nun. John Sinctlair, of liothelem, was
roMOMlnatail for Governor by acclamation.
The resolutions adopted approve of hol l.
Yoa Nutional LiniOn Convention in New
Yorict state that New liatupshire Demo.
emits adhere to their mug prinelples, end
insist thatthe powers of the- federal . gov ,
moment. arn limited by the Constitution,
and that all other powers are reserved for
State, • _
The resolutions hold that tee right of ex
: stUrrate. belongs to States alone;
ail States have the right of representation
in Comreesitbatthe Unitad States SdpremsA
Court has manifested, by its recent deals
lona respect for the only authority which
has legitimate power; tenders thanks to
President Johnson tor his support of con
migrational right., and hold that the Impar
tial imposition of the burdens of timmion
is needed in the acme; declares that efforts
toeubvert the Executive no rebellious, and
Pledges support to the nominees of the Con
veation. After brief. addressee the Cosmos:
Lion nilJOUrnoiL
FROM FRANKFORT, KY.
a Destructive Ineendiery
11100.000 Worth of Property Deatroya
cd—Vottoty Buildings Burned.
Irnammoar ' gr., January 16.—At half
past .1z o'cloclc 1.4-Wight, an incendiary
Sired a Debi. on I
ri rn Drees, near St.
Ch air , which was ed, and also two ton.
mama home. on Da a street, the proper
ty-of Silas ltelora,
Thu fire nomtaunicated thence to the Jail
nod county and'' District offices,
were conanmedibut the papers were saved.
The -Was Is eatisnated at ono hundred
thousand antlers; small insurance.
The dronanse4 the greatest excitement;
;DUD weather•was intensely cold a lona
• tome canoed before Ma water could be got
into play. - A fortunate fall of snow In the
early wart of Ma westing prevented an ez
. tended ennficgratidu from Igidting by the
Dying gindors.
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VOLITIkIT LXXXII.---NO. 14.
IRST EDITION.
ONE O'CLOCK, A. M.
EARLY TELEGRAMS.
FROM EUROPE.
A Banquet to Yaehtman Ben-
nett in Paris
705 OF TB!
. DIROCRITIO IND ROIALIST
IN 11:ANCE
The American Church in Rome,
FRIENDLY FEELING BETWEEN BUS
SIA AND GREECE.
UNOARIAN - OPPOSITION TO AUSTRIAN
restm, January 16.-0 y nearly a Imam-
Inoue veto the Hungarian Diet has agreed
to send an address to the Emperor of-Aim.
tria, condemning the reormsturatlon of the
army.
I.OIATICAL 1:15101 15 PE/SCE.
PAILS, January 15.-11. Tillers is about to
glvo a grand banquet to the Opposition
The Orleanint and Democratic Deputies
have united. .
E=ISIIZZI==I
I=l
January I6.—The London Times
putillabea a lettor from Florence, which
say. General King, the American
ter at home, has Dean Invited to remove
the American church outside the walls of
the city. General King has emaplled, and
will hire a place for the purpose.
Loaeos, January le.—The money market
Is unehanged; Consuls 91;Amerlcan seen
rahes generally unaltere.l; Eris opens with
a slight advance, and quoted at 45.
A ISAIV4C - ZT TO YOUNG lIESNETT
Pams, Jan. IG.—The . ..imerleans in this
city give a banquet tomorrow - to James
Gordon Bennett, Jr.
MOyYMENTS 01 , TUE T.tCIITMOT.
Lounos, Jan. N.—Captain Samuels, who
commanded the . lienrletta..)lr:, Lorillard,
. .
owner of the recta, and Colonel Taylor, of
the United States army, leave to-day blr
steamer for New York.
RUSSIA AND 011.X.:11 II0112(066121(1
Jan. 16.—The 'lnmate], Minister
gave 13. dinner last night to the Greeks In
this city, at which he. presented a toast to
the welfare Of Greece.
LONDON, Jai4.I6.—ECCOing.—CODSOIS closed
et nu?,', fur money; Five twenties. 7 . .iyi; Illi
nois Central, el 4; Erie, 44..24.
Yams, Jan. 16.—Erening.—U.
Li visr.root., Jan. 16.—Even(ng.—The Cot
ton market Is firmer, bet quotations are mt
chan cod ; sales, It. bales.' BreadsiniTs
steady
[By Mail Steamer.]
surxruY YOR TUN CRETANS. IN THEIR
NEW YeaS,Jan.—The Tribune:Syria cor
respondence sal's.
"The enthuslatun of the Greeks has been
fairly roused in favor of the insurgents,
and the people of the South of Greece are
hastening forward in large numbers to aid
the Cretans in their desperate struggle
against thaTtirire. The captain of an-Sap'.
'Leh gunboat. moved by sympathy for the
suffering Cretans, had received certain fu
gitives on board hie vesse and conveyed
them to a place of safety. l
This set nes
been disclaimed by his Government, and
the gunboat withdrawn from Crete. Mean
while, the .Vmericau Consul. it Is reported,
has applied to our Government for permis
sion to employ 'one of the vessels at his
command In removing non-combatants
from Crete. Sympa , hy with the Cretans le
spreading on all' sides." •
rENIISYLTANIA LEGISLATURE.
fly Pad fie cuullemlfe Telegraph Coml. ny.
:pecial Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette
11.autsarne. Jan. 17, IS,i6.
IMEEM
The Equal flights Association presente
a petition agelost the passage o: the Coast
tutional Amendments..
Mr. Digham presented a petition in faro
of vacating Spruce alley, in toe clnth ward
Pittsbargb.
The following Lille in place were read:
Mr. Brown, of Lawrence, an act to protect
Joint tenants and others; also, * an act to re
peal the act relative to bounties to Brady
township, Butler county. Passed.
Mr. Ingham, an• act to incorporate the
People's Bank of Pittsburgh.
• On motion of Gen...Bet:medics, the Senate
unanimously resolved to pay their respects
to the retiring Governor.
nt the attensoon session Senator Ingham
concluded his speech on the Constitutional
Amendment, when the Senate adjourned
Until seven o'clock. - •
ROUSE.
The Committee on Me contested seat of
Colonel Linton were drawn, and ordered to
meet at three o'deetrthla afterman.
Thu Senate met the !louse In joint con
vention,agreeahle to the acts or Congress
anti of the Legislature, to count the vote
for United States Senator, when Simon Cam
eron was decided to have been legally
elected. I
The House then adjourned to bid farewell
to the retiring Governor, who addressed
them, thanking them for the old they had
rendered him in the discharge of his MU
chit did!es during the nix yearn ho had =be
copied the Gubernatorial Chair, and cow.
mended to their special care the - wounded
soldiers and the children of those who fell
in the late war.' •
Alter bidding them an affectionate fare.
null, Governor CUCLIII tool; Lli-nennrtule
fromffurrisburg.
FROM TEXAS.
•
The Inemaine of Gen. nydney John.
ton— Tne Freedmen Con
t reet• Very Rapidly—Steelidiskinngg
of the
U.S. Court.
G ALVICIITON, January IG.—The chairman of
the Legislative Committee to rdinove the
remains of General avdney Johnston from
New Orleans and deposit them In the State
cemetery at Austin, lett on his minion to
i`lie Freedmen's Bureau reports' the freed•
men contracting for the year's labor with
great rapidity.lmportations of Georgia
fremlmeen arrive almost every steamer.
•
G *icemen.
Texas. January li.—lt Is re
ported that Governor ThrockmortOn pro.
poses to call a speciel session of the Legis
lature.
• Judge Ducal. United States Judge of the
Western District of Texas, has delivered a
stirring charge to the 4,lrand Jury. , He
quotes at length from the I.:destitution and
Ynesty• Proolamation, and says there to
reason to belle /a - that some persons , have
violated the conditions on which they ob.
tained amnesty, and they should be visited
with the punishment their Infamy deserves.
The man who avails himaelt of the gener
osity of the Government ,te obtain cramp-
Von from purdYhMent, and then violates
his oath, is more guilty Thai:tone never par
doned. lie also, in strOng tortes, laicise,
the pm:list:Meat , .of all WOO fail to semi
tboroselvea Of the amnesty proclamation.
Tho Austin Stifeiligencer says: W. (I
Council, who was assassinated at Nora/iota,
was United states Dlarehal. lie was to
valor's thirty.gve witnesses for Judge Du.
Court, and th is is supposed to bare
been the cacao of the mnriler, •
FROII
itailtattlast netlitras to the Capital
labeepthat by the People.-floer the
neSiCasks Love their Dear Feu
weer.
Nam , Outran,. January IS.-Tera Crag ad
vices to the 10th not., horn boon received.
Maximilian left ?cable on the 3.1. tor. the
Capitol. Ho was suffering at the time frora
fever. Notwithstanding. the proclamation
declining ogloial reeeptioto, the people of
the v r a i Ca t V 41elir c r .. .of t igt t l r not rapist the i.
Valimilutn, and came out to v a SaViltful a bigi
togreetg him. • .
Among the poisengers• oy the Concordia,
Welch arrived tedny, Is Mr. lone, Wilted
ntAtte gt rare .Ctea.
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR'O'CLOCK, A. lil
VERY LATEST TiIEGRIMS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
No More Bounty to Owners of
Colored Volunteers,
GREENBACKS TO BE ISSUES IN LIEU
OF NATIONAL CURRENCY. •
The Plan of the Impeachers
CE NEER OF REMOVALS FRON OFFICE.
The SCSBIODN of the It on and
Steel Association,
WAanniosoN,Januar4 16, I&
• TEE FAERIONNT APPROVES A nitt;
The President has approved the bill sus
coding the payment of money to persons
•lalaeing the labor or service of colored
•
•olenteera or drafted 'mon.
'RLC\"YACCB TO TACE . TUF FLAON OF N.A.
fit too meeting of the Banking and Cur
rency Committee to-day, an unmistakable
feeling was developed in favor of Mr-Ran
ders bill substituting greenbacks for nn-
Lionel bank issues, and the indications are
that the bill will be reported,. upon favora
bly to the House Ma few days.
. . .
GE.E.! SICKLE'S.
Slehles , testimony before the Con
gressional Committee In relation to affairs
to South Carolina is very stiong. tie
Claret that many counties require constant
military control to secure to freedmen any
of thetr rights.
The Ways and Beans Committee bold a
special meeting to-morrow to consider Mr.
Boutwell•s gold bill.
31(1 . II011AIILY STA . TEXCNT.
It Is understood that the plan agreed upon
by the leaders In the impeachment move
ment, Is to suspend the President as soon
us the articles aro preferred, Mr. Wade
stepping into his, the President's, position.
It is then proposed to prolong the trial au
ra Mr. Johnson's regular term of ogles shall
have expired, and, In the meanwhile, they
Intend to reconstruct the South over again.
ace CI.I.TIONS AS TO RAILLII0r111:10 o}lll.lTe.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has Issued a circular to collectors, that all
spirits for which bonds for transportatinn
have been given, are to be seized if found
elsewhere than In transit to warehouses
for which a permit is Wind. unless it is
clear that the transportation commenced
before the 'Toth inst. Only those spirits
which have been regularly withdrawn from
warehouses peon payment of the tax, can
be regarded us legitimate °Wet. of UW I .
The bonds must not be cancelled except on
proof of some special circumstances which
have rendered compliance with the condi
tions of the bond impossible.
p.r.mosema smolt -orrlcr.
-- Tram the statement • made by Senator
Cowan to-do)?. It appeara that of one hun
dred and ninety-seven removals In the
Postodico Department :one hundred and
twenty were for political rea.0135. Of three
hundred and fl.fty.fiven' nominations to
civil other, ramie during the present sas•
14100, five have beerkacted open.
Tacit:tilted States steamer Ashuelot ar
need at SinscapOre on November 12th. Al
well.and would sell for %bag Kong.
All the States are represented at the an
nual meeting of the American Iron and
Steel Aesomallon, in session here. The
members generally report trade as.donress.
od, owing to the Inability' to compote with
foreign manufacturers. The mooting will
probably take some action in reference 19
the tariff bill pending in Congrend.
♦ YOVLAIL:fi TOY raaru•ilON
The Iron and ~t eel. NaLimsal Association
held a public meeting tonight. Many mom'
Dora or . Congress were present. • Horace
Greeley, Consiniailoner Wolls, Hen. John
Covoile, Messrs. Dodge and Kelly and eth•
ors delivered brief addresses advocating
the necedsity or protecting lipase incli.trY.
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
(SECOND SESSION,)
WAiIIIXOTON, Jan. IC, 1467
. r ENATE.
rstrnoss AIM Ilni081•LII.
Varions vetltione:were presented. Inclu
ding one from the ell:Icons of Detroit agalnat
the reduction of the currency; one train
the loyal eittzens of North.Carollna soking
the pas.ge of Mr. Stevens' tell for the re.
conatructlon of that State.
'The memorial of tho'Oregou Leglatature,
for the establlahmeol, 0 a branch of the
Pacific P.allroad, wee tabled.
.11..16610 6 Or NICIIIIASEA.
Tbc bill to admit Nobx'aslca, rti =cadet
by Um noose, was taken cp.
•
Mr. WADE moved voticorrence 'end
hoped the 7-mtitte would LI OW . concur. Ir
Congress had the right to Impose condi
tions of universalsuffrage, or It Mast he
left to the people of the Territory for their
decision; there woe no uaddlf, ground.
Mr. IiENDILI.CIie MOW °plumed to MI eon.
ditions mentioned,thit II hey were to he 101,
th e S
pose d tott to comply with., they shOuld he lett to the people of
The queilLlOrt was further .11seussui. by
Senators lIENDEILSO.SI. 11011.41L1., mud
others. when the morning hoer ezpir e d
and the regular order of boatman, the 1,1 l
to regulate the the tenure of Ogee wsu.eall,
ed for. Thu regular order was auspeuded,
by 44 Cote& 21 to 17.
Sir. 11E2:MUCKS offered ga it substitute
for the House amendment, w hat was known
as the ((frown amendment. inaagreed to;
15 4444141n1it
The House amendment 1111.9 then eOncurr•
ed In by a Tote of, IS yeas enSinst , 11- nays.
Meter.. Beekalesc, Cowan, blzoo, X.lthahttle,
dratinds, Foster, Llarrls,:lleudrlcks, Jotter
on, Neatulth, Morcott,Patterson , Middle,
and Saulsbury. voting 1a the negstino. •
auXios lOC 00,002.2R,M
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Tho bill to adroit Colorado, cedno nnd
ne
the tioneo um was conctirred in,
and the hill coca to the-President.
=
Mr. 5101111.11.1., from Mie Comeattve on
trio District. or Columbia, reported a bill to
rd0t.:..0; ;be rlgaLa of marital vOteee
the D.letriet, xdpi an amendment eubstt
luting a now WI 11. changing to some eiteet
the prOvLslOni of the oriaianJleasnye of
/at week.
Tits coo/As TgAps.
air. sumNrit, from the Committee' cox
Foreign Relations roportad a. resolution.
similar to that - adopted by Cho- Moose; on
Monday, relative to the Coolie trail°, wisici,
possed unanimously.
PACIVIO MAIL lIBIIVICC.
Mr. CONNESS intronneed a resolption
authorizing ocean mall lamely.. frnfd
IIM.IIIOO to Portland, Oregon, in continua
tion of tee eervine from New tent to
yaun
ma and San Francine°, at a coat not to ex
ceed a 210,000 annundy.
===l
lidrAllttlidES introduced a bill to amend
tortilla acts is referdtieu to t 4e L lavy, mak
ing e'en:Unctions. to the regulati o ns as, to
ranit, in conformity to acts alretuly passed.
The tour WI: repeabaho law iequlrlogg that
cadet engineers shall he under eighteen
years when appointed, ann shall ungagod
two years in thefahritatten Cif stoollEadol:
noTT; it authorizes the payment to enlisted
pensonit 1440 served to the navy or marine
corps for twenty yurz's Vittidut misconduct
when discharged her kilo, logroalty or. nu :
A bility, In lieu of a bottle in • tllb ghtladel•
u me, iiieyel.Asylum, the sum equal to half
She amount of their rating, de. The bill
MO =tetrad to the tiavel vomplito,
TVQVIIIT INTO ItZIICAN ♦3'IAIGy
Ilt. ILII %VAUD moved to take tio ills rose ,
lotion of enquiry by the Committee on
yore= AMU , Mto Mexican . Wain!
gir.AVll.U.Akttl hoped the senate would
coviiter tonersgular order 3 tgo enu .
late t e of °glee,
Mr. SUMNER. had no objections to hem
any of lir. 'toward's reeolutions, provided
they were amended no se LP leave to the
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discretion of the Committee to report It
expedient. lie believed the enquiry alto
gether unnecessary , as there was every evi
dence that the Feench troops were now
leaving Mexico. He had edictal •Informa
lion of the fact.
Mr. 110WAILI) did not believe all these
trrumors about the departure of the Feneit
tr•ope. At any rate, lie would like to have
a report from the Committee. •
Mr. Howard's motion was disagreed to.
Mr. FESSENDEN announced that ho
would call up the Tariff bill on hicular,
arld.a.cpucted to keep It before the ',nate
until disposed or.
=Met OF Orr Kn.
The bill to regulate the tenure of WM,
eame Up, the question being on Mr.
Hero amendment, whirl wa9 ‘ll2ensAetl nt
some length by Me 441.9. WMNER, HOWE.
FESSENDES, and others.
. • ..
Idr. COWAN said the whole number of re..
mevals-by the President was Ole, of which
:157 have been sent to the , :anate nod noted
upon. No Man has !wen removed who re
frained from Improper and disrespectful
language towards the President In the loot
campaign.
htr. Si alisErt could not think of a Angle
prominent pincer of the Government in Ito
state, who had not been removed tor polito
cal ;unlooses.
I[llol3 action on the bill, the Senate ad
journed.
EMU
Mx. IiVAULDLNG, asked leave to offer n
resolution that the Committee on Judic
iary report an opinion, In writing, res
pecting the necessity of obtaining any fur
ther sanction of tbe constitutional amend
ment 'than three-fourths of the Stutco uc
tually represented In Congress.
Mr FINCIi objected, and the resolution
was not seconded.
OPEZIATIONS dr Tile rr..srms - .
' On motion of Mr. ALLIst toe seeretarY
of the Treasury was directed to Co the
Mouse information in referenco to the
posal of United States bonds, .tc., as re.l ult
ed by Um act of April Mtn, 10:1, viz: the
mnonut of exchanges made, of money bor
rowed under it; of whom and on what
terms.; the amount and character of indebt
edness retired under it, with a detailed
statement et the expense of making such
loans and exchanges. •
. •
Mr. JULIAS, on leave, Introduced u Intl
to extend the provisions of the act of Aug.
11th, 1W,4, granting the right of way for eh
rail and plank roads for live years, over the
public lauds. Referred.
UR. IITEVEIite TILIIIIITOIIIAL BILL.
Tho Bowie considered Mr. Steeenb' bill
for reconstructing the rebel States.
Air. PAINE sinihe at length in opposition
theredi). lie denounced the present state
governments as government•;
which.up to this time, bull rested on the
souls Of Andrew Johnson and lily Northern
and. Sot:them. satelltes, but would hence
forth rest on the soul Of the rush young
gentlemen from Ponneylvaitin, (31r. Ste
vertS.) It could really seem as It he
(Stevens) had some longing for the Prost
dential bread and butter.
_ .
Mr. lIINGLIAIi opposed the measure,
musette the power Of the people
to establish g u ar anties and s.,le guards. Ile
believed the safety of the people depended
upon the incorporation into the Constliti
lien of the great amendment proposed by
the Reconstruction Committee, that it did
not prevent further legisla
tion, but this bill neither avert by the
constitutional amendment nor the duty of
Congress to give due protection to the cit.
limos of the totted etateis. Within the ,Its
organized States let the future sale:R . oin,
republic rust upon real irrerwalsble gnat.
antees imbedded In the Constitution and
not upon repealable legislation in the in
surgent States. Ile would have the lately
robelitoar SWten g 0 on and perform
ems - for the setiCeation of the
unionsl amendment. seven though they
were not regularly organize,: elate and
the ratitication et their. note sulesiaen:Pi
by Congress would Lealize thorn. .1- to
the Supreme Court, its powers were very
limited. Its appridate powers rested upon
rho will of Congress' and could io.adiry
taken away. This bill-wan very offenAive
to him. It attempted to restrict the right
of petition widen the Constitution exprw,sly
tamale. It looked 1.4 If ilinan by a crowned
eIeSIIOC. It declared that ILL i nett-can who
were in rebellion anti - lied etieo - la , aft
oath 10 ideal Constitution of the Utided
tates, wore an longer entrees of the C tilted
States, and .could nut- beemsics to aleept
U./rough forms of naturall,tatlort.' bee,
mined Mist Congress had no color, ble au
thority for declaring, or, that a
million of theproPlo of 1111 t conn•
try were Co range: citizens; and,
second, that they cent.' talc ye stern fon
organizing auto governments Con
gress passed an essubiing eel, perinitting
them to do SO. In fences er to the question,
what remedy be Motel[ proprsied, lie said
tee wished the measure referred to tte. l eint
Committee an Reconstruction.
Mr. IlitililtAM aLso obJecle.l to other pro
•lnions 01 the 1.111, one of which declared
that uo person should be deprive.' of his
right a( voting because of couvleißo nil t
sentence tor guy crime other than treanon,
insert - cotton Or tutsprison of treason. It
was declaring to ort“t that thieves, rob
bers, tuardernos end zed...tight aisassins
alionld never be deprival of the ti;cctive
franebbie on tereomet tit being aenv teted of
snob unities. While be was
nitiietl [O few
tort sly the rightful powers of thin Govern
moot, ho would never consent to Incorpo-
rate by law la the ltatutea jhe natten a
provision that would deprive tn., fivelle
of the right of • altering' or ieenSterting
their legislation. a provision which this triii
contained. Congeals had not even thee . ..dor
of a eight to p..1111/ljk
going, under Preteuei+, of protecting the
colored people ot theLsouth, to de,;,,,,ie
People of hie State were not to have line
right to alter and enamel their isms at plc.,-
' sure,
. ,
Dir. inaGli.lM /11,0 app....,1 A• 11 1 , 3 ,4
dephrtu re irnx.4 the C01.1.11.1111.A1
Amendment.
DAWnON, of l'enniylvAnix. tolho
Ln sat art:turn:lLl to Kb°, that the I•rn,hl.,
tint pOll-y vitt thn truo solutiou of Lilo Con
atitutional °Ky.
On motion of Xtr. W.VeLliitAiN L. of M.
the appropriatlon for steamboat inepectOrs,
Ac., was increased 4te.tooa fur amor:• ther7
ough Investigation of the coons 04 recent,
dhoutor,
Tao PACIFIC TELESSUPII Arrn.ovforrmx.
The apiir.iiiriation of stu,lru (or facilitat
ing telegraph le ellanial enir3tlea 100 i vk el tithe
Atlantic nail Puente ea. , idruok out 111 Mo
gan of lir. WASIIBULNE., or
claimed that the Company had failed to wh fol. o
11l the cinitreet,
x 131413 Tea yes..4lcaa
The appropriation of pale utent
in g the collection of reliable statisti yo cs cnn
ccraii, cold and silver mines in the West
ern crate. rd TOIT/tOiles, was 31.rIceon
out.
On motion of Mr. FAIIXSWORTII, the
Committee rose and 1111ortealee. bili, when.
liuuse adjourned.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
•
—r---
Arrival of Texan Senators from Wash.
I ocean—They
/a Half
Mont for as Speed Ad-
Jomong—Volvo eports North
—2lhastlag of the sate Ltrhalliafo•
Naa Oet.sairsoian. le.—Senator Roberto
and Representatives Branch and Chit ton, of
Texas, arrived from Washington, will re
main a few day, before returning to their
isMatitneuts. Although they have received
us positive assuranceii Of reconstruction,
t i t 4Zrel ' i s tE r'" e t Ire hopeful
of
all
natty
• ho report flit abroad that Goy. Wells is
It thmger of osanteilnation creates the most
profound astontiment. Ryon the tiovernOf
lengtha at it. •
The United States District Court Is In sea.
s and quite a number of lawyers have
been admitted to practice tinder the recant
decision Of the Supremo Court.
The Legislature will sleet hiondaY neat.
It is generally believed that a State Con
vention will ho called to frame a unsistttis
tied, arlaretipon the hoopla be afforded
another opportunity or erpressing their
opinion by ballot. It la glo wing tout thin
will mottle oil itillicultlea growing out. el the
pretended right oft be Convention ei ].tit to
legislate for the State.
FROM MONTANA.
A Batch F aturdern at fn. Mut,—
Partln• Arrested for the Vlallunee
.Comsaltree-.-ablinmenta of Gold.
I.aavhgWOure,'Jamiary 10.—The Montana
Pon of tho . 11th ult., give, an account or a
bloody spray at Cave Gulch, on Dee. 11th, of
which the 7UMPINC Of a claim way the
elute. Patrick Diborn, John Barrett, WM:
Choefens and Wm. Matllaugh were killed,
and John Fahurty and nevem' pthern,
natoec enkneWn, wutt wounded. J.
baton and otnara very arrested by a Vigi
lance GOLumiktne and Will blt trlel.
A miner In Dry Gulch was murdered In
flelena the same night.
For Um week ending Jan. n, I. , 7 l o e pticos
5jr ., 0_1,1V , *bre S4lpprl ) aver.
I =3===
Were/wale National Telegraph Onnyealy.
011. Cirr, January It, ISO.
The weather I. cloudy, eO4l and freezing
The river Is Open ol•nytwito the
recent thaw had not aireeted tr. anp..
Tho oil market le quiet, at 6t;:.5W.,t0 here
end on the creek, 41,75.
CMCIEIVATI t Jan. 10.—Tho Ito In the Lick
ing river gave way this morning, and near
all run out without doing much damage
It
fq %Wh e ats and busts laid up In that
• igate,
Three boats arrived from below today. There are prospects fora full opening of
navigatloa.
Naar Ontasse, January Ill.—Weather
clear and warms thermometer 70 don. II
nano on'the landing brisk. Ihmattell for
ht. 1.0 , Jennie Le*lsi for,LoSisv S.
Bingham, and' Stonewall. Arrived from
Vicksburg, Veil. Quitman.
CITY AND SUBURBAN
CONVENTION OF WOOL GEOWERS.
The Pennss is ania Association
—Annual Meeting
The annual meeting Of tile Pennsylvania
Wool Growers' Association was heltl yes
terday., in the Grand Jury room, Ingto Court
Douse. Dr. F.J. LeMoyne, of Wtashington
county, In the chair, lu the: ahaence of the
regular Secretary, Mr. J. Mel,. Glenn, of
Allegheny, Nose appointeVecretary, pro.
fem. After It few remarks by tile chairman,
the following couunittees were appointed :
lhednes4—daines sioannt, , 01.11 IV. Mc-
Donald, Hugh Lee, F. Patterson, dohs S.
Ittssell. •
Nominating ogieers-4 nh n 11. I:wing, Dan
lei Houston, Altdrew
President l.u]loy tte . blut.l In the meeting
that at the National Coto:elitism heist .nt
Cleveland, It committee had been appointed
to visit Washington and stay, to push the
matter of a sutneient tariff before the
members. Ile then made a ten: suggestions
as to the work the Ili.iness Commutes., had
to do.
Mr, Glenn of Allegheny s.aid, that ho
thought that the report of Commßsioner
Wells 'Wm tome of a tree trade argument
than a tarlff 011 e. Dr. Lelloyne thought
that tile getting op of petitions Wlll' of lit
tle ale.• That cort,tion halt been dit4emsed
at the Cleveland Convention, and it W
deelkitli to do their work ltr another l.
Manner.
Ironing the afternoon ~,1 1 ,-,1 1 the report
of the Committee on Business Wiim pr,,Lent
ed as follows. That It Is et the first tmoort•
IIrICLI that the loot growers Interest of our
country shout have ample. protean..., and
that the pre. I. tariff is wholly Inadequate
for that purpose. The .4-sot - lotion therefore
respectfully hut earneutiv urge, 11000 Con
gress the (acreage of the bill, oit Wool and
Woolens, us assed by the lower noose. ot
Congress at I to 11,4 NO,SIOII
We would recommend for dlttrusslon the
wintering and - general u.nag stuent of
sheep. The moot was read unit accepted.
Mr. itilecum, of Fayette county, read the
hill moot lotted above.
••. . .
Mr.. Lee, of Alleithcaysaid that the bid as
read did hot. exactly suit tit th. bat ho ottld
be glad lt they could get tla tic thought
they would be doing well If 11,00 did get it,
but It a clad heed 011 their eflorts to that
end, ,The gentleman spoke at length on the
condritlf.tou with the foreign production,
and the dtalcultles to be overcoat°. Ile be
believed that If this 1,111 was 116,4,11 and in
operation el itlity•livii per eent. of torch.
wools °aid - come in at three cants duty.
lie therefore naught that the bill would
not brunet them Vane..
Mr. McFarland, of Wanda,. county,
•
conacided in the v lows of Mr. I, . ,
Sir. meet., of Allegheny, 10100 a state
ment of the manner of shipping of wenin
front foreign conntrles, anti theatmessarY
proceed,. the foreign dealers had to taLe
talon, oar consuls abroad. no bad been
talkotg: with a largo Import,. who, urgerd
that the .rurpr was an unfair one.
lie thought that the tireat tlthia Lunde
by Free Trailers to the,fnew oppo wai eon.,
stv•,loents: that doe.lolll Ito fort heir bone
tit, Ile ::030•0 that dos Association should
abate 00 the .I.sitsion which the Sattonul
Convention hull CCU,' LO. That t.'oalentl el
.1 adopted this 1. aft, (.111 free
en..tor. end 'he ...ought we should abide
by it.
Ile thong, that If the nbart should
sltow thai Cohdress tbat this inso
1.41 is newts-a
rs' to then, It coold la , ist-oal. IL next
Ysar, this 011 Mum! not to ' , 112: suited, thou
we 0111 go t wet .11,3.111 tool show the fact'
and have the tar, tact.... It
oily MI its toWTI 111,,.,0 01 the tariff
and let na dhow nrlamgreilatea the truth
of .11110, and they I give it tu us. ii.'
onight Li. he Nliihlied With the
present 1:111>t this tame.
Sir. Mebartate I did w.f. whdt disc:tits
the saioetton. bat he tipitteln that tills antis
ventlon itotebt retanionend th e bpi ..,
nassea liv It, last session of the !house.
some u' of::: thie.t et cep 111 ut tau three cent
duty, but it 01:a14 not
X . :number aaLl:• lif liter•: sahart)
epee fa Lim 1,111 recommend. Al by 11.0 hi:L-
T.1011.1i Coltventom and that pasie.l by the
li
kr. Ler !allied 0 , 2 . 7 1 to tn,t...,.(ni that H.
Was I
F-trotn.i :fort t A tho warn.t.lon of the
folio, :00. w, t , .1 to the Cootoilltee
oo
Thal pre went tut la I
wholly hotolt•qt.L.to lot :lieiq tire
tecitOn to the IYO.O ttr t t^,. After iwrole
tli•ottsCon 11,. poin ito t, the whole report
~1.3150 01 the Couvon-
Tt.e tiffeatfofr of wintot eed
11...ement of tlfeeff was flow oroffeettly,
n.: g
ffeetl,fefenelpre,t
lewft on tele fa,lf,f.ztc to detafl.
?fr. tfleue, of .111,,n1 , offered w reaalu
lon, It+ 1,10%,, 01±01± VI a, totariwoumly
ltvlluvin,; that tree trade, or a
siliT welch citentl- nu prot,tiOn to wool,
wool! ire ritinto, 1.11,:0 ~.. Ititere, ,01
rho c ountry, w ple.lge 'of ILout
11151.1I1Ctl(411 1f plitt Y, heli 0 0 nuPPUrL
no man 1 , , .7- tett, or 1 , ntiMl , o 00101, WOO Is
not hearthy In 1.1000 of tot/to:taw Amett
enu I tolLatei.
Theelee.ion crittri tor the eusulog
year NV:‘,l 111.. labor. lilt followlio;
net , 1. 4 0 1101 • Olt 10 1 11 ' 1 ' 1 . 0 ny the Committee.
ere unanolloll , 4o elerh.l.l. -
Preohl.ott-.1.1r. I . tithis I.ellovne. of
WoJningtou county. V lee Ire
04100 m, layette coOnty, J. C. White, Law
rence county, 11. 11. tireeno edunty, J.
s. Blair. Butler county, Georg,: lieu, AN egt,
woe , thl • oenty, horror county,
John Cain, meaJer cute, , ah rey
NY 11 Lte, 1101;:1111,1101;:1111,C0./1 ,., 0, JOIO.IIII T 1311.1 1-
ion, ornyhteoroz county, Aso Iltinehestor,
ty,,,,ht,,,tr0, comity, Hon. Wm. 1-',.llllntitnn,
I'bttulil'lpllt.. - srotate nn't Teo:outer-4.
M. 0 ,101,11, Ile; pe theny eonoty I
Coll c,o or:Atte- 1 01M 11. 1:n - lict, 11 ambinhton
county, 130v1 , 1 Iloo4too, 1t mMototon etnno
ly, Mejor 01111001 .3lerarland, IVltalilmtton
county, Itehrenuntotive to a, s'aliollai
oor lot y-.lo,itldyl , to county.
lzu Oecrettay lent , lobtruete , l to bare n
retool. of the proceetllnint %toll to ,nett
Ine:ll , er Of Co` , oloho 011 1 1 to the co.hooltiee
tit. No/hot:it Wpiiintun.
The 0110 etlnexday In Jonohey.
lees thou iippolnted for the too.t. 'meeting,
tO lieht Pittnhutgb, and the. Meettio;
ntllourned.
Epl.ropel Pp.torel I,lllor.
I . .ttoral later' It, 14,11
houn.l by Illght n ,l lierfoot,
to lilt Clergy un.l I—ity of the Diontin 01
11, 11.0 her. Irincenun M
shinny) . Work Is progre , nitut,cry hatie lac
-100110. Meat of the point'. whore 31 I,linna
rte. aro needed and NN hero 110 can at 'pre: ,
rot hope to nuntuln them, all: well rdappired I
with cralown are ,14,0,1111 Soule
such point, tire wafting the right inert
catch. , hound, oho ran lire no the very 111041-
ernte rumen': to be deriVed !tutu the local
resourre, and the Dlore,ol old.. 41 0000 1.
leach 311411 he foam!, 1 lit ly there
YCtviirunt pines-. The yrar's report of 111.
Deccan Mlynionary work rrlll j tea ify oil the
premises ulnae and 1 he hopes excited et our
11011i11/1111111, In May twit.
Hut we need more hely ~ow 1.0,11 the earl
0b5...1,as of the Dinceno. 3lnny
hire sent Intheir offering, Some hove 1101.
yet given any hid. All Congregations
ought to do fib:l egelarly. Even the tonal.
lest I:hurt:W..3ollll 11011, 1111.111r1 work. The
whole aliment, thus for rue,' i red, is Ittiorcl
and luitfilen 1.110 Plll.llll un,l cart:milt ores of
the Diocesan Board. Metal plena toquire,
now, the pruln pt end /11n1/1.1 tolloClloll,
which uuut replenish the Treasury eon—
straitly. The salaries of tho Mlnsionarles
trierquarterly 11 , Ad ThU 'cretin
ban now in nand 4010. lie heeds 'ftilin
more, by the first of Yehruttry, order to
unike the puynientn iillu on /l
ilt day. Ile
titan need 41,2 1 .fi 11101'11 hi. 11,0 first of
3Luy, In wake thy payinculli thyn Li:mewing
Thew needs yould, Prof/ably, 1,0.0
:not hr collectlons.ln re cry Church and Con•
gregetlon, made Once in every th 05 0
months..
I, thernforia, call on every Ileetor or
'lnter, .11111 011 yery Conregation, to make
or repent linch c now nend
the avails to Geor ollection
ge H. White, 1:0. ,
1., Nor ' 23
Vlith street, l'lltuburgli.
111119 E time such morn 11/ vlow. NOW op,
Portunilles and call. lor much work aro
1.,0h
eonnittutly ruining 10 0 to
that the Hiatt men, 111141 1110 ample nienim,
.oern our, how, to do sill the work which ine
illy appeal to you,
Brethren, Is m behalf of the work already
golnu on. Encoursglnfi experience gives
meci.n iliaemelt oppeuls to you
0011 IleVel hen /1101.,
,filthlully bud alfeetiOnntelY,
Your Bishop,
J. U, litnron.
Churchmen throughout 1.110.DIrm:411.1 4110
rOrtllo.lly VlRit the “ElHcolmi
Itemllng Itoon." of the PlitenUrgh Church
0,111,1, over the tltytint'il Dank, corner of
Liberty street null V 1410 Alley. ,
The Minion may he Mend i” Loom
there. Mo y frlom to 1 (PcltJek,fdrialleat,
t.rd Or otlicita
ne.tina Another Ilrin's flamer
•
YeidtrdAy MOM 111 g Patrick tyc ounur
bottle Information before Alderman Taylor;
charging the conductor anti driver of ea,
ho 00 (1,0 CI Okie proattriger
with lora) , of the ounce. Ile alleges that
on Tuebdity aftereoon he wa e driving with
Ninthof hay along P eau street, to •th u
ward, when he was overtaken by the
car mentioned: 110 turned as faro the
t r 0 01 , 0,1, (40,1241.1jVC,iSati 4,eatans.'
able, but . watt 'ordered to go still flintier
away; he replied 'by Willow the driver to
go ahead and he would pay for oil damage
to toe car if a collision oneorrell. There
upon the driver and cond nett.. grit off, amid
1/00(111s hones cruelly, and Informed him
that if he 110010 get off tho load they would
verve Lim in tire same manner. On' this
threat the John:waive wilt intole. A War
rant WOO
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Vi ,•'. - , , 7,617 fir .
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Presbyte loin Unmet& Union—Conven
tion of Ellnlatera and Elder a—Ora-an
tangle!), itddreioies. &e.
At an:Meting of the Pittsburgh Presbytery
of the Ram mod Presbyterian Church, held
In Neistiann,cli - , Lawrence county, Penney!.
Vania, on Wednesday, the third day of Oc
tober, ltiA, it was
Resolved, That a Committee of Corres
pondence be appointed, who shall carrel.
pond with similar committees of sister de
nominations in the neighborhood, with the
view of furthering the union of the
churches.
A rinll Tull to e was accordingly appointed,
and cal leda convention for this day.
The Reformed Presbytery' of Pittsburgh
met this morning at 10 o'clock, in the First
Reformed Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Doug
his.,) and listened to the report of the coin
mittee, after which ' on motion of Dr. Doug
las the Presbytery . took a recess, and went
into convention with the ministers and el.
dere present.
11ev. Charles C. Beatty, D. D., L. 1.. D., was
railed to preside 'temporarily, um! 11ev.
Alex. Culbert chosen Secretary.
Tlie following delegates were- T,reacut:
From the Old senmd Presbyterian Church—
Drs. C• C. Beatty, W. 11. Howard, Geo. Mar
nhall ,Joseph Smith, MeCague, Jame.
Allison, M. W. Jacob., Rev. 8. F, Scovell.
From the United Presbyterian—Dr. J. S.
F:aston, Revs. David 'Hair and A. Calhoun.
From the Reformed Presbyterian—Drs.
George Scott, John Dougma r Revs. J ohn Mc.
illan, Thom. Johnson, R. T. Wylie, J. F.
Hill, John Alford. Ruling Elders—Thomas
Smith. James Garnet:, Samuel Gibson, S.
M. Young, 11. Miller, William Hutchinson,
I). Dallas, Thomas Ridden, A. T. Moorhead,
W. M. Gormley.
The report of the Committee was again
read, after which the Chairman evoke
briefly. Ile hoped that great geed would
It from the Convention. There was no
goal reason wiry all the brunches of the
ProMyterlan Church should not unite. We
ought to fool like integral parts of the great
CiLllrch of thol.ord Jesus Christ, and should
net object to OonOnlitlatious being swallow
ea up.
on u)otton of Dr. Howard a Committee of
the.wow alMointed to imminato slithers
for permanent organization. Drs. Howard
and Douglas, and Res. A. Calhoun were up.
pointed.
a letter was read by Dr. Douglas from Or.
.0. Donaldson, of Elder's Ridge, urging the
Convention to decide favorably on the
subject of Union. On mounts of Dr. Geo.
Scott, t h e letter was received and laid on
the table.
lin motion of Dr. Geo. Scott, It was deci
ded that the Convention should be govern.
ed by the ruler of parliament, :common in
Church Court..
The Committee on Permanent Urgent:,
lion reported as follows.
President—Dr. C. C. Beatty.
Flee President—Dr. W. D. Howard.
,ceretury—B eret S. Raison.
As,destant Secretary—Rev. J. I'. Hull.
Their report was unanimously &dolt ted,
nod the onicerd elect entered upon the tile
charge of their duties.
Dr. Doughy Stutvd. that the fill hchOOltllld
1:x111.,t Pt usbyteriaits ‘. fluid be considered
:be guests Of the Refonited Church; that
the 'Reformed Church Wits a unit ltt furor of
onlout that It would post:flay have looked
better had the Inithstrre tees taken by one
of the laraer bodies, hut inasmuch as this
church had formerly behn represented at
Oppu.eti to 11111011, it had Ctalkdadett to act
first.
"1' 10 Chairman inquired if any order of
businrs hod Men prunared, and suggested
that a motion be made uponwhich members
might smirk.
tire. F. Scovell moved that the Com
mittee re-altlrm the principles contained
to the veil for the t:onvention.
lir. George Marshall,Loper ht. Clair
township, said we yore Ilving In an age 01
progress, Churches ought to be drawn into
gredier unity of convinced Ellingebtal
churches are new that n new
and Important era is dawning. The union
lute every way desirable. All 11041 to the
seine platform of tains. All hold to the
rater platform of faith. 4I; bold to toe car.
Muni doetrtem or the Westmlniater Assam- ;
Me, and but lee some slight Peculiarities of
hublt could not be distinguished.
Tilere are two points of dlgerence—Psal
mod:: dud inbercommhtdon. These should
not art I, them apart. Christ has had, anti
sill has e but one church. As a means of
tom Om; the churches together ho. recent-
u. 020100.... lirat, prayer f 0; ..t6CW other.
se,Ontl interfir•Migo of label, among pis
tees, social prayer meetings. Thint, I
he teen loot v in recharging politic , shoot(
tick ite wit:Woos as to customs Di vogue,
rut go through their fir, i n *ender. Fourth, 1
v 1 1114,1,100 between all Inmates* in goal
and regular standing. If these things could
tie Moonlit about, the Freebyterian Church ;
world tea great peter,- foe
Dr. tieorge Mott tallressoil the Conven
lion briery. Ile thought the church utter
saki rise to the majesty of her positron un
11l
she Me sine. one. ;lniy by union coo the
unou that Christ Is the Son of hal.
Tilts was a tiny of small things, but sli MU .
Del be despised. Everything meat have a i
beglnnlng, and this * cow:en/ion might rte
sag Ol ;re:it thing , yet. The Impediments I
to union Were great. Habits and flenOvh.
tious once formed are hart to break.
There nosy be two kinds of union--orgsalc
and 'ree nr..t would content
lomle union oil one basis, the very
mimes being übsmbed into one general
nAtne. The Other was • eo-operle eaten
—a Linton In oil thing. Saeslittle and
unessential peculiarities .se ha It. its
rreally ;amerced the organic union, and
thought the Prosily tease church mast ulti
mutely prrenll In America. It is in harmo
ny with our InStltntlOine. In fart (liar Insti
tutions grew out of it. lin:asked how means
should be ti.not.ale attain unbolt, and sta
ted that the t. hutch as at present can never
synipathlCe with these days when groat Olt.
(ermines existed. lie respected the :attars,
but had no ,uperatittom; reverence for
them. ware Warden, imp lratlng
the erniler of ' SalvatlOn. They , foinr!it
each other. The et/urchin, utur
desiring [eget her , y ell could not
be kept Toni ceCtitUirl Union, but
etiort should he mode now to hasten it.
Ile recommended that a Standing. Cona.lt
toe be app hided, to whom tha whole mat
, ter should he refmrad, and made a subject
al . ..yer and Careful consideration. Let
hem consider the divisions, LOU the GICAUr,
whisk butt to them, lie thought tl.d.irL. was
now a onion el spult, turd there should LC
11..,me and en.oimmtion. Ito thought
Ac: idiom sinful and seetarlaulem
At wr prayer. by Itor. I's. Easton, LLo
Conventnon adjourn.' 1.0 44Lf:P4..t. tm
o'clock, r. n.
Tao enneciition met again at the itcm. air
lotted In the the atternoon cud Was open-
Alta prayer by Ilev. W. T. Wylie. The
hamlet:lg :additional delegates appeared
and their names e• ere enrolled: Ors. Hodge
aid Bracey, lint.s. It. Reed and C. Arbuth
not, Eau.
Dr. it
requested lir, floe-rad, the
lea President,•tu occupy the chair, and
proceed.' to address the meeting. It wits
a matter of great regret to him that he was
Bled to leave the convention before
Its Be p al teljounanent. It was a matter of
great Joy to him that be seas prlyllegod to
be present. Ile always felt that these con
ferences were productive of good: He had
the honor of being a meraboroaaeornmittee ,
en union between the Old and Net acttool :
A isemblies; these bodies were notnearur to
each other than were the Reformed and
United Presbyterian churches- to the Old
school Pre,byterlan Church. Such confer
once,. an the present al wart brouiit ecedo•
niadical bodies nearer to each ot her. The
pfe.ient convention, then, Should not ail-
Joe rn without making provlsicul for telling
another. Ile thought. the time of the eon
tennial celebration, which was total:apiece
Ina month or so, would be very appro•
prm.
iter e .'D. Blain thonglit that the icentenary
should be ramie a general meeting, fur they
were all presbytcrians.
Rev. James Allison t.oln Med with every.
thing that had been Enid. lle should always
loW with facts In preference to theories,
As regards the matter of psalmody, Le dui
out think there wan any reason :or contra.
corny. The 0111 helmet A,sembly lied an
really :Mooted Rouse's version. of the'
p..alum as the hymn book now la one. Ara
I congregation might dtspende Glth the
' hylan hook, 111111 Bing .140 use, Vt!".4011 under
authority of toe Assembly. In regard
to interKentinutdon there was nettlingg
that compelled congregations to nowt:gime
with each other.
1:00. M. T. Wylie ,11.1 ant see that there
NV any ontatleal dillieuity to the way of
I onion. There was rialto es much .11yoralty
among the membere of any tine detonstua
tine as there eves among the LOOle.s repre
sented In rouv , mtioe. ' '
Tho motion to rcallirm tiro principles con.
Waled In tho call teas Won put and carried
unanimously.
It wan moved thst u cononittoo be apooln
teal to maim Arran:maim:lts for and call an
other conVentiou in till. , city at such time
tio they may moo fit. Tito committee are
eva. W. It. 'toward, D. IL, JOhn'. leaston.
L., John Ihnizias, tr. 1).. and lAorricls
Johnston.
After J desultory dleenesson, in which
Drs. Easton, Grucuy and Douglas, sag neva,
W. T. Wylie and John I.l'l4lllan participa
ted, the convention with prayer
by liev. Jae. Aillecin, and pronouncing the
benediction by Rev. Dr. Iloward.
Thu proceeding, of Cho Convention Wore
very hannouloue, and it is expected be
prodUCtlvo of much good,
Hew gl nu In an Old Donee.
With pleasure we dlreot the attention of
• our readers to the advertisement. Whlelt ask
pears in another column, of klaiscs. Dun
bail it AlcDraw wheJectlis and retail deal.
era is irOieries, wines, liquors and bent
stores, corner of Diamond alley and the
Diamond. • They are suocessorC to Joseph
Ross, Esc,. and both enjoy a large E .
qual
Lance in this city, and are to every rasPect
worthy of public pationage. Their et
9ek
will embrace all the choleest groCeries. tea*,
angara, apices, cigars, winch and llgnors
anti boat stores, and patron.. may rein a.
sur9.l that they will ever Secure flee
bat of articles at the most nJaSonalde Of
lakes.
PRICE THREE CENTS
The "Defaulting" Norseo
Our readers will remember that some
Gays ago we mentioned an information that
had been made before Alderman Lynch. by
Martin Kane, charging Mary Garen with
larceny. The accused had been employed
as nurse for Mrs. Kavanagh, grandmother'
of the deponent, and had decamped with a
large quantity of clothing belonging to
Mrs. K. A warrant was Issued and placed
In the hands of °Ulcer O'Connor, but the
searched for individual kept her self so se
cluded that she was not captured. Un
Tuesday night she lost her caution so tar
as to get drunk, and make her appearance
on the streets In that condition. She was
nabbed by the night watch, and placed in a
cell, where she sat with royal composure.
smoking an old pipe-stomp, and relating In
a quiet way to all who would ILsteri to her
how sho hail been uniu4tly arrested for
"shooting a man who wanted to kiss her
when she didn't want him to." In the
morning she was required to pay a dollar.
and bad no money, no ehe was sent to Jail •
for twenty-four hours. Alderman Lynch
was apprised of the fact of her being arres
ted, and lodged a commitment against her
for a hearing before him on the charge of
larceny. One of the 'Law's, she bad stolen'
was found at a butcher she on Pennsyira.
n la avenue, where she had left it in pay for
some meat which she hail purchased.
A New Came from an Old One.
Our readers will remember the case of
Joseph Holmes who was arrested at
Brownsville, last November, for We larceny
of a chest of tools at Soho. Ile was txdng
brought down the Monongahela riverion
the steamer Gallatin, when he made la es
cape from the beat at one of the landings
and has not been seen Mane. lie left on LIM
boat his trunk, containing varlons articles
of his, and this baggage was taken In
charge by the arresting party.one of whom
was Mary Daly. Yesterday Mrs. Lydia
- Holmes, wife of inn escaped prisoner. made
information before Alderman Morrow,
charging Daly with tremor end conversion.
she alleges that We trunk mentioned con
tained a blanket worth SID and that the ac
cused now has that blanket In his posses
sion and rote., to give it up to her. A
hearing was had and the cult dismissed as
having been illegally brOnght. As the wife
Cannot bring civil action without the co
operation of her husband if he be alive.
The 'manned of the present prosecutria is
lilt re and falls to appear in the mine, hence
It was dismissed.
lloruleldeu In Beaver County.
We observe from the Argos that the Bea
rercountyCourtatnn an extra number of
homicide emies before it. At an intlOurned
term held by the ....eclat.: Judges on the
Jnl Inst., a man named James 11. Log►n,was
held to ball on a charge of involuntary man
slaughter. The delmident it seems is an
engineer no the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad. Elostopped. hLs train
at New Brighton recently for fire or ten
minutes, eel is alleged to hare started it
without giving duOnotlea, while paisengers
were gutting out, In consequence or whirls
is little boy who was standing on the plat
form of one'of :he cars, fell errand was roil
over and 1: tiled.
Another ear , n was that of Washington GOP•
don and several other persons who are
charged with the murder of a man stained
Thom. 'Middleton, the particulars of which
aru hot given.
In adultion these the fo re still bas the
celebrated Lennox case before it, which by
the way the aI roar tlaines ought to be ta
ken back again to Washington County on
the ground that the prcw•-•` - '-• it have
thus fur been •-•• farce to
the pent
Gre,
Oar re, :hat the
groat sale, at the omit saerilicing of prices,
ten:ammo, at T. A. McClelland's headgear.
tars for louts, shoe., gaiters and general
goals. Ile use detorinined to get rid of
Cho 1000,1.0 start of goals now on hands
regardloaa of price, and la offering sorb
bargains as were never before obtained in
this city. Every style of boots and shoes
of the lust make midi finish, together with
a large assortment Of try goods, woolttu
goods, clothing and Material for men and
nape wear, SUM,' blanket., ant general ,
house-furniablog geode, are now offered at
Prices very cheap. Cal/ in and.. for Tom
set yes, as, whether yen are deslroas of our.
, •hasing or not, attentive and gentlemanly
satennen \Oil take pleasure in Waiting
upon you. Remember Lthe place, MetTlei
latal's auction halite salesrooms, r and 57
Fifth street, under *worm Hall.
I=
The old and well known dry goals estab.
liniment of d. %V. darker d CO, announce a
grand clearance sale to go Into effect imme
dmtely. at coarse, the prices are tuateri
ally reduced, and oar lady readers will at
once enilnacc. the °ppm tunity for obtaining
bargains at this favorite house. Every ar-
Clete in the dry goods Imo wdl be found
marked down at. exceedingly less prices.
listed dealers, co.sutry Merchants and all
who bay to sell again are especlediy invited
to call and examine the stock, as rare
chances for purchasing are .oilrered, and
goods can be bought at decidedly more fa
vorable dnitren than those now realm to
the Falter., markets. The estahllahment,
I,a crerybo.ly knows, le 10Cnted at 10. :,1
Market street, near 10ur,,.,.
==t33
Ur: readers will remember that some
months since, tiro Vito room of the GAZETTE'
bubbling urns broken open and a large num.
he: et very valuable volumes of our paper
stolen. Through the energy and sagaetty
or °Ulcers Copple, and Dressler—than whom
there aro ZG better cancers on the pollee
foret , -,we are enabled to chronicle the ar
rest of the guilty wretches engaged In the
larceny, named Rayllo and 11.1gby. The for
mer trap arrested at Dement° Gallaher's
boardla2 hernia, and the latter was picked
to
at the Eled Lion 01. Tey
to have Uttered In n u m e rous othherare
burglma
id
ries and petty rot.i
..erles, and w ill doubtless
got their just deserts in a long sentence
across the river.
•
The Min Tee, Philip Phillips.-The
following incident le related of rhiltp
Phillips, who to slut ; in the Chapel of the
Pittstiargii gemalo College: on Tuesday
evening next: At the flan of. Represent^.
tires in Washington, with 1itt11 , 110114.0 of
over five thossur.4 pewit., among whom_
was President Lincoln. many Of our Goner• .
ale, members of the Cabinet and CongresS..
ir. Phillips satin ' , Your Mission," spur
which President s I,,inooln soot up to lion.
William 11. Seward, Chairman, the
log writtalt re.pinett "Near the Masa let us
have `Your Mission , repeated by Mr. Phil
lip. Don't soy I called for it. A. Lincotit.'l
0,167 lien:trio OW Folha.—Tbas wily
geddesiggueccas, 6015M9 00.10n1111.10ti to got
no a ilirtaticu whit gather Kemp Mad his
Uld YoMY. and has already dropped her
umetle op the venerable term of tuts ettlel
mat manager and Ills Artistic company. Ma
sonic Itch Is sightly crowded with people
full of bustle and vivacity, eager to bear
the charming longs of Mrs. Nichols, and
listen to the choruses, winch for vivid In
terpretation and truthful conception of
•
character cannot be expelled.
A llarpols-mlotlea ItMAL—The Plus.
hurgh Puthoiic vloluntly awaits, through a
Weis and vulgar correspondent, the Pub
lic Catholic Library "Association, on the
grounds thrill its Libricry:containa few works
by authors of that persuasion and Is made
op mainly from standard works of Protest
ant writers. In this nlnsteenth century
such a fault could not astound by anyinive
• nslTo‘ 4 ( Waded and uneducated blgois
Put ne Coss Argentine—For Instantly
plating all articles cIY copper, brass or liar
:atm silver, with pore silver, whore worn
orr, and for cleansing and polishing silver
or sliver-Mated ware. Warranted to con.
min no quaelmilVer or *Uhl, or anYiniurlow.
article. For gain by a. Sample, Allegheny,
and all druggists. delSar
- .
Anpthec Vona.--Ctryoung frlentts are
rapidly rushing into matrimony. and the
last wo have to recent Is the marriage of J.
W. Taylor, .h;sq., Attorney at Law, 01 this
city, to a lady of Baltirooro. o wish the
Young cotslle inuCh haPPlheaS.
FROM ftIERPRIN
*he Residence OIL the Babel ta
Forreet nurghteleed—Another Mer
der—Le‘-hillidlen In Arkansas.
MINPala, January 10.—The residence of
General Forrest, on Adams street, seas en.
tared by robbers twit light, who carried
MI two gold WatCatii, a pocket book con
taining near two hundred dollars and other
valuable articles, including his parole
/t la reported that Dr, Zambia Case, State
Senator frOm °Mon county, was shot dead
Irma his horse, near his home last Friday,
by an unknown. lisaassln.
• Mr. lac Carlton, a street car conductor ,
was run over by his car, last night, and both
arms and a leg badly crushed.
. A special tn the Alefunclie iron, Little
Sock. says: Both houses of Ilia Arkin:ism
Legislature have pioete a bill reducing the
Slate tee to one-halt of one per cent; and
also. Lai providing for um support of dis.
laded soldiers,and supplying theta With ar.
Uncial limbs; also an attfor the support of
the widows and orphan ol de oolo e 4 1101 °
diem.
Fourt4llotrional air inn 4 lintairban
h Pelite,
DIAIRRIED
•
I . AY LI.II—W ELCIII—On Toe Mar saandgir,
tb. c . X " ?. " T t 7‘ ll. lt Y,. t? '" liltto C ;r l " ,ro '. l& ' \ ` mn~ ‘ ,
Irtgll. ) . 1 . 1.1601211 th. Pi Illdittlitt.
LIE E! \% I LC. LI., daught.nrof Jetut
Q t ti 1010,04.1c1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GREAT SALE
=I
DRY GOODS,
E 33
J. W. BARKER & CO.,
liatket_Street.
( -
300 PCS. FRENCH MERINOS. REPPS,
d EMPRESS CLOTHS AT PRICES
REDUCED 37! TO iO PER CENT.
1.000 PIECES DEES% C . 0011% OP ALL
HI NHS. Some or the,e reduced Moue
half former prices.
SILKS FOR EVENING, CARRIAGE tt
STREET DRESS, in great varkty,
and at greatly redueol price,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. We are dos
lnE out our 'tort - of theie very cheap.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS,
CANSIM "RES, MATTINETIM, JEANS
reduces ',Men.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, TOW EL-
I N OS, NA PKINS, DOI - LES, QUILTS
:AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS ERVALLY- CHEAP.
SHEETING AND SHIRTING 3IEM
LISS GREATLY RI:DEVER. A good
article at cents pei yard.
EVERYTHING CHEAP.
BOYS' WATCHES
IN
STERLING SILVER CASES,
Something tire for • Holiday I•,ot. =sae en
l
0 3::r`..° re L,PV0 J. rt:r
Time keepers from $lB to $25.
AT •
DVASEATII & CO.'S,
311
DlXlr. 1543 .I.IVIs Oa treot,
ca
WHEELER
WIILaSONPS
SEWING MACHINES
have Morelmproi . ements,
XaKES LESS .roisE,
And Tanen 310111 C. nVE ED Y 4.1)41 SIMPLE In on.
tlou than any ][amine In Fbe Market.
WM. SUMNER. dir. CO.,
27 Fifth Eitreet,• Pittsburgh.
• hio.rst
THE PLACE TO BET
COOD
BOOTS & SHOES
caMELEIII=. ; TEI
McGLINTOO3K.' S,
92 Federal Street,
21.1.1.EUHENY CITY.
WATCIMES, CHAINS AND
0 - 3312t7 . Elia1=1:12",
I. AT A VEST ISNALL PROFIT, AT
WILL T. WILEY'S,
6 Wylie St % 3d door from stb.
des
HOWIESI 11013SENIS
N"CS.Vt. 161.A.X4M1
Mx good, Wald WORK HORS ,„„
ORSE; one goew w VITA 4r """n"
and wilt be suld neap ".. - el 7 td
IroVriartiTgraT . ci•_e_,"'• F "?'" ).c ""
TAN 0rEn. ... ; . ! _i1 . ot ola g ab el& Uvula, us L ir
4r
1.3 -
rrn
I:l2% 7 7a39PUr.a.iicEl Et .
No, 166 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. CoNVINS
of all hinds; tiLOVES, and de
scription of Ptincrsi Furnishing Good. furnish
ed. Room. opened day and night. Heaton and
Carriage. tarnished.
I)arid Kerr. L. b., He,
IL W. /swim: DAL, Thomas Losing. Nag., Ja-
C.di 11. Milicr.
11 T. WRITE & C 0.,•
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ENDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
linachestar. Wood's Run and vicinity.
CUM ROOK AT MANCHESTER UVERY STABLE,
r or IlheAlleld and Cho Artters street.
Marge and Uarrlatreo furnished.
UILLDALE CEMETERY.—The
the Urge.;
bah plus efloPulehre. cutest oe. yids Mu
-Iyoldested on Neu' lirighton road. Irognedlate
ly north of Allegheny. For hortal lots, prrnllrs
rat2,144/11i;:tTdcg;',1 I;tare u(
NEW ADVER.
30 DAYS' SALE
Elll4ollDffiff
LOW PRICES.
Am. Entire Stock
GREAT REDUCTIONS.
maxi' GOODS
AT ONE HALF THEM COST,
Embracing the Immerme EtOak of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HUT GOODS,
Blankets, Flannels,
SHAWLS, FURS,
WOOLENS, BALMORAL SKERTB, ,
DRESS DODDS, CLOTHS,
Coats, Pants and Vests,
NEW CARPETS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ma
M'CLELLAND'S
AUCTION HOUSE,
1)TI - Y" 4:31.00135,
AND
SHOE EMPORIUM,
55 and 57
FIFTH STREET,
MS=
JO-. IMOD/LS-P.3V.
EAGLE COTTON WORKS.
HAYING RECENTLY PER.
CHASED THE EAOLE CO rrON WORill6
foriaerty owned by Mews.
11l co ntinue
twe respLe m ectf anufacture ully Inform U of tepitlblle Mat Ire
.•
Sheeting's, Cotton Yarns, Carpet
Chains, Candle Wick
and Batting.
Orden may be let at the Meet orthet Wart.
MYER ISADELLA AND BANDITRY STS. AIIIUUT.
.- • 011 AT Tax, -
Ll=l
C user or Duqu eilnp WAY sad Barkers Alden
Pitt
JOSHUA RHODES•& CO.
pc,n2o
'B9 89 89 89 89 89_89 89
I -s I 89 MARKET STREET.
S9l GO TO
1591.1=8. 0 33 13 7 ES,
, s9l S 9 Market Silva,
AND GET TOUR
5989 BOOTS S SHOES &C-
•
CFI/CAPS/5T A.ND BUT
Sly wazszt CITY
s* NO AUCTION GCKWIS KEPT.
S9 'JAS. ROBB, 89 Market Bt.
89 89 89 99 89 89 89 89
WELDON & KrT.LY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
MID BRASS FOUNDER&
• lame asaarlatext of
Chandeliers, Brackets, Lead Pipe,
Pumps, Sheet Lead. Bic,
4.LWArd
lel Wood Street, near MI6.
ft!:l,7
THERE Is •
. .
affirror drlchrEPlX'
UMING'S IMPROVED STOVE DAMPER.
A Mr. Levels bus alroady sold 1,000 Ottngfal
Montgomery fount'', Pa., and baa just ordarnd
thu audltlonti.
Mr. French paid rAo for Salem county. N.
fold !MI/ambers Ina few townahlpf.. and -Wm
fold th e remainder of hi. County for 41,171-wth
within fix 'Teeth. Ila has circa purchased/IVA
hTAT Yn
• h oteld. af using the
wild coi MOTS
t o hi. was sowell pleated with it UM he
bought the right to the Etta of Now Tort. - • •
THE DEMAND IS UNITEMSILEI
THE ingorrrs LARK)
State and County Blanta fOr ratdo...
Send nano for Circular. or can on •
J. N. WHIDDVI,
J. 3.
No. 11 Niftlt . treat , ra.
THE LIGHTNING LAMP , ,-
JON ES C R AWFORD &
VOR - n
li y A am ts . o
•
Tim. MOST POWEIML. Any. •
.... TRULY BRILLIANT COAL OM QV •
LIU RT EYED. PICODUcED. ' •
Adopted bylli. 8. ckwenustalit.
Non explosive. Cheap sad linantiltd. - 011,415 i
brilllant'llght three.rold greater than say ottor
imnp. TAU paimt la adopted Weal may P.n.s =
e and as the wick it merely aeondoelor. nsver
requires ani trimming. Ba U nters on idtt r eriliel.
ri. "'A
A. 291 •
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Office. D e po t.
P.M °Mee, aboTe rissock.a
Now. Depot. seconditoor.
.1. IP. 301171117011,. -
I. IPLeVSTON "I";
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DZALIES lit
Fine Watches, Clocks, Je*lll7 4 ,
SILYER-PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. 574 LIBEIITX NTBEM
air Partteal.? attantlos OTIS 10
Waterier, Clocks and Jinnlry. itortrirnar.-'
ranted . • •
CLOS . &
Praitical Furniture Iffainitaetunra
COL PENN AND *ONUSES
ImoLauut arylo of ZIMIUTINUS tratIALIT
d,
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