iIiTY..AND SIII3IJRBAN. LOOLL NEWS ON MIST AHD THISD PAGES. COURT REPORTS. . • Trial List for This - Bay. Ildiffstof Coo sr—Judge Hampton. 77. .70580 Barton, guardian et minor children of Isaac Thompson, deceased, Eli zabeth Tbempson, John gullorton• and. Margaret Fullerton. his wife, in right of aald m ago ydors. Joseph lia.rten, adminis trator Of Mary. Thompson, deceased, with ' notice to helm at law. IS. William Fisher vs. Gillespie & • MtecbeiL Berdiunin Courain vs. Charles Barnes. IL J.. B. Cheeseborough. vs. Penna. Ins. Com st.33 an rbrgs and ituiverbill vs. T. W. Bridge. Si. Buten Iron Mills ye. Tionesta Oil and BarrelManufaclating Company. SO. Samuel Dub va. Samuel Wilson. SI. Dud &Cook vs. Penna. Salt Menefee. llompany. Cotczox Plass—Judge Sterrett. ' • • 171. Witt:dm= vi. McClelland. Si. Paterson vc. Salsbury. `. "do vs.. do. !Rh Bethel vs. Knipsehild. W. Patton vs. Poster. Si. Metz vs. Atwood. 123. Taggart vs. McShane. 7:15. Richard vs. Wilton. • - Fulton vs. Philtipa. 2. Hartmeyer vs. 11151, of al. , QUarter 1510.21013. Before Iron, Edwin 11. Stowe. • TY.Encr IN TUC. CAPE CAB C , - The Jury in the caso of the Common wealth vs. Michael Sullivan, indicted for cam,' cm oath 'Of Maggie Mitchell on Wattneaday morning returned ,a verdict of "not guilty.. Sullivan was accordingly cilichaiged by proclamation. • " T..10L Case.. -aljary was called in.the case of the Corn. nionsnalth vs. John B. Kordietty, of the Republic editorial ataffl indictment /Wel; S:Selicyferr,jr.i Esq., prosecutor, John I ifamptOo Thomas M. Marshall, And 1. U. kkater kaq's., _represented lhe Common wealth; and EL Swartz wetter and r. C. ShaMIOU. Eves., the defendant. The indictmud, found at the present basal upon an ankle in the Re public newspaper of August 11th, al. Lagoa to contain a false, wicked, malicious, and defenuttory Melo( and concerning the Ale" prcoecutor, designed to blacken his reps W.l= ' , concerning his conduct and Management of the business of carrying on weertain newspaper called The Pittsburgh Q' whilst the said Solomon Scheyer WasoOnneetod with - said newspaper, which salthwicked.malicious and demmatory bat Was of the tenor and effect Bs follows: searr.us &UMW. lianDL.—Some One in . Vets upon the readers of the Chronicle last ernaelag amount fulsome puff of Sam. Rid dle: 'Be speaks of his superior capacity for bmineas,as ensuring success in any und . e e r s. - t ied it3l.l.settrat.iclAt.n qevideentlyWnroettfellow lilddle.undertook to run the hassles ma chine. lie got e up a kind ofBM Concert lit lotting Arrange:tent, by which he and the little lhplook Sol , diddled those who were emanated with them out of Boma fifty or sixty thousand dollars. and bankrupted the =warn. so that it wen; begging for a per. eltssetv'Aak the holders of these cern:l eans of stock what they think of Sam's tiredness quidifleations. lie may be a good wrallical postmaster,' but he can't run newspaper or keep a hotel." • . The • talent oontained two counts, the first setting forth a portion of the al leged libel, with the inuendo, and the sec- Ond gives It without Ike inhemio. • Mr.SWartswelder. moved to quash, for the following reasons Jitre—Tlithateged Bbel las set forth in the Brat and second counts o of the liana ment,tras not of and r eoncerrang Solomon Scheyer." Seemith-Thera is no averment in too in. - treductory part of the indict meet, averring 'that Solomon Scherer was engaged .in the bilatrussun of conducting and managing the publiestion of the Go.tette newspaper. - Ihurth—Therefore the inuendo has noth. nig preceding it upon which to rent or ex plainOta °Moe being only to point out and refer to matter already expressed. ..._Afterbrilif argument the Court decided - the third reason . assigned would hold good under the comm on law rule.. •,Hr.l Hampton,. for , the Commonwealth, ' moved to amend the indictment, and the Court Made an Order, viz: It appearing &bat the indictment Is informal in net sta . tilagby way of averment or colloquium that Solomon Scheyer was engaged, Sc., as sta.. tea Mlle - second reason assigned for the motion to quaah. the /Markt Attorney is , directed forthwith to amend' the indict . • • meet so that it shall set out and contain an ateeralmer , t - or oolloquium to that effect, ' - mid the defendant. directed to plead to the - indictment as so amended. The defended plead not guilty, the Jury were sworn, and the ease proceeded. - Mr. Hampton opened for Um Common. wealth, and read to the Jury Beetles 11th of the Penal _ Code: "If any person shall write, print, publis - h or exhibit any malinforts or defamatory libel, tending either to blacken the memory of one who is dead, or - the re. zonation of one who la alive, and thereby . lam to public hatred, b e n tempt Tonle, such Demon shalt ut of a misdemeanor, and, on convictio g n, il bo y seatenced to pay aline not °seceding one thousand dadlars, or undergo an Imprison ment not exceeding twelve monilis,or both; Or elltier, at the discretion of the Court. saocton Scheyer; Jr., Esq., the prosecutor,'., watheallea and 'Lustig4,4n august last I -%. resided in Wilkins township; f am a mem- , .bee of the bar.' (Produced copy kepuu, of Abgbatuth, lerAkcputaining tile alleged . libellous article.l - Hampton.hroposed to prove that on theoOcaalon of 24:P. Sawyer Esq., oatnnsible EU= 01 the Republic, being called for sea having av pleaded ,toile contendere to an indictmt frilhel, predicated upim the ar time ithantortion, the defendant staled to the Court, voider oath, that he wrote and' Dublin:ed the libel charged, was relponsi .bigtordta publication, and was sorry he errola not stand In Mr. Saywer's place In Court and answer for it. Mr. Swartswelder objected, the defendant : at the tame being Under duress, and !Mtg. ! ed to tell the whole truth. • Mr. Hampton', contended that the deferi dandant wee not under duress, hie attem donee ash "witness not having been cam. =by_ mbricena, nor could 'one have ! Bowed, Mr. Sawyer having been tried ma - called' for sentence. Besides, defen d-Wad:l volunteered the statement that he had written end published the libel, and that he regretted he was not in a position to Mower for it instead :of Mr. sawyer.' Alter Some further remarks !supposition IA the ethir, the Court send that 'ln cases of evidelitio being 4ealrea - prior to Belltenoo.lMbranft would • to allowed, and for presentzmrposes it would be assumes • there hull:wen in the rase of the defendant. He wet sworn "t 0 make true sewers to sur-haluestlona as might bo put." and could Iwo ildialfered `"Yes," • er °no t ' , but he went farther end ch Ose-So go outside of the facts Of the mum in hearing. The objection was 'paQrled. is O Mr. Bel:toyer continued-histestimony— ! Defendant said he wrote the article hi the ! Septatik. I was connected wits the ifs-rue, liathatition capacities, from isle to ISM, most thaldraaalt ei*-editor; from, moo to the oIeo.ITIL of 1E64 I Was One Of the nu of S. . as owners of the. Garette; and •In LSI became a holder of stock in the ,Goickedasoulaticm, as also did Air. Biddle. ce tltewpression Sliylock Sol," I be- , liter* I was referred to. TM Court, at this point, took a recess en til two o'clock. „. . . 1.. • • • arrsasomt suasion. ' , sector the publication of the alleged 11- , lielltros article was made by the production Of seeepy• of theilleputge, . . Veers-examination of .31r. Schoper—Detend ' , t ~, be wrote and pub I a said m Clear that be said helished wrote the it, ern- but q ' n so clear that be said lie purdah& it. lie , , aistel this in =ewer to en interrogatory by ; ; ' . nat. tilelgr,Es,".” It was not a direct answer ' to the question propounded. The substance ; - Of defendant's statement I , IIUI that be wrote and „pn_blished • the article without the ' - --,knowledge of hire Sawyer; Cannot give his irairsldi'p 11 =1Mht,r ! lol e t:17ifi r s !ire 1. 2 3 " b i -t , in lir.lianititOn's oniee; do not lesion- that -I Mr. Rannody la not the publisher of the Re , \ paleileplo nOt know what position he occu : • r pin. • The lino ot 11.111ddie 6 Co. was coin posed of Russell Ereett, James M'Cru,o, ; ' 'berelnel Rlddle,Ttobert kiddie and myself ..• '.• Mils Ann eon= ed from 'Sal until the male ;•. kith. e•Gazette- colatlou.” 1 think - Ur. l ' Riddle was 'Poe tes ter of Allegheny City ) whilst u tinem b iber f thiif. . t • IleTt i rr etTie giry noel—Wer ell.ieny' 1;1 not l o' O ' r . In what ear did on occupy ouch position I '. Obit/Man sus od by the Court. it we, l: 'rot. proper mination. , Wltiseescontinned—lt was to the month - ,ofTebraaryose4, that 1 changed my rela y tlatt IC the frararrs,to that of a stockholder: -%,zwere eubscriptious made to a curve. were the purpose of publishing the 0 towhieh.• the Ann of S. Riddle 6 . CO. ',rem suite:thers. p&On I -11.14r—Wh° got up this cor- Witnitell,-Tke e rnTiouttion was gotten up • under the-General Idemitainuring law of iffS. Question—What was the e D i 1 hew =ay shares I OlOoetiou'iellini.- ' Wltnesa—Thlnk the Iliad relate,- front tho we of the went "Sol,. e.t.a tbr the reason Of my having been edletth Mr. Etddle in the (oeeOo. y,n no other reason, nor fronseny [seta reterr e a to, for there are no fats in th not hoar defendant s t ate tha t liearticle. bail coy coy 's:Alice In writing the article.. Lb, [cued :11Z attentively to what he gaol. awartzweitterr to the Court—Would a ...be hreper erosa-oxanuonatlon. Bow many ttOokhOldere were they I. Jaoste tatowel think not. ghomasß.- HomfUen, awora-1 am a mein. bar Of the bar. Defendant wan called ;Lea wit nen. end exonerated Mr. Sawyer from the writing Of the article. Me Said that be had ordered it to be set up. or put up; thut Mr. Sawyer was not there, and that the only thing he (defondant) regretted wits that be was notin position to defend himself and prerre the facts; he • repeated this several UMW, taking the blame upon himself and Wasratinglir. sawyer; heals° stated that Aft. liallyethad. tiOn Al the edition of stopped the the issue of a p pen Republic. Don't senternber of. defendant excusing himself for publishing the ankle., except to say that it Wig an =Ter tea eqtuoin another 1 7a m gis t a b s , reg. scorn—in Aughs t last City.- (head the article in frplitt=i;titnit'itthr:.?,dr_ay teloilO! Men Scheyer and hernial ILL.. In pass ing Mr. aoheyer's Mike. taller; I asked blue If be bad seen the article. arnammuminaucm—w. Induced to think _the article referred to Mr. ficlioyer from thu Word "flol," and his former connection with Vet Uteirri. - I wee connected with the fia.MITIM establishment some years ago, but ate O&M. time Kralchoyer was. . J'Heron Ibsier, sworn—My business is M • the daily Dispatch. Dave Ictiown x4,,3mis years. Know defendant. WM. CIKAKIIKEIK the article In question on file in my office. To my mind toe parties referred to were Mr. Samuel Kiddie; postmaster of Allegheny. and Mr. Solomon Scheyer. • o,v-examined—The language of the arti cle Induced me to:think Mr. Scheyer was referred to; the word "Sol " ' by which he was known, and the fact that he was connected with Mr. Riddle in the ° GAZETTE ASSOCIE, 1.10[1," WhICI2 I looked upon as a sort of lot tery as far as dividends were concerned. Timis Afills, editor of the; Leader In Au gust lust, had read the article in the .Reput tic and supposed that Mr, Schoyer was referred to. Mr. Kennedy was connected with the Republic. and saw him engaged In the usual duties o ' f an editor. In the absenee of Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Kennedy was the man , aglngman. George W. Leonard, arum—Am connected with tile Republic as one of the reporters; was in August last; Mr. Kennedy is em ployed by the mouth to write for the Pnnvf• Scoff Ferguson, member of the bar, testified that be saw the alleged libellous article, and believed it referred to Messrs. Itiddle and Scheyer for the sumo reason as stated by other witneases. • Ames Mille recalled—After reading the article had a conversation with defendant in regard to it, brought about in speaking of the stilt against Mr. Sawyer. it took place in the °Mee of the Repub/ic. It was a dbmussion concerning the truth of the charges. uestionDid ho state who had written and pshed the article I Witness—lle stated in effect that ho had written the article; don't know that any thing was said concerning tee publication; among printers writing and publishing ate considered to mean the seine, in a certain sense. gnestion—Did be assign any reason for writing the article' Ann.—Can't say that be did. John Daireli, sworn—[Copy c 4 Republic shown.] Procured a copy of this Issue at die Wilco on Fifth et. Left it in Mr. Mortlantlis odic° with another one exactlY. like It. Gave this (one shown) to Mr. Scheyer, but can't say it Is the one 1 purchuoa.l John L. Kerr. also purchased a copy of the Republic, containing the article, one left It in sir. Moreland's Grace. The Commonwealth rested their case. • THE GOO. P. G. Shannon opened forthd defense. Me stated that the defendant, In admitting that he had written the alleged libel, in,ex•- eulpation of Mr. Sawyer, having been sworn to tell the truth, twice or thrice stated that heltad no malice. At the time of the publication complained of, it would be shown that both Mr. Riddle , and Mr. Schey er held, or had recently held, ptiblic peti tions, and hence 'were the proper subject of comment. As journalists, they were quazi public men. ft there was any libel in the article to question. it we. upon Mr. Rid dle, not ,upon -Mr. Scheyer. The fact, would - be - shown that Mr. Sawyer, the edi. tor and proprietor •of the -Republic, had been sentenced upon an indictment charg ing him with a libel of and concerning Messrs. Riddell and- Scheyer, contained in the self-same article, for the writing and publishing of which Mr. Kennedy was sub. sequently indicted and note on trial at the instance of one of tho parties complainant against Mr. Sawyer. if the truth would be allowed to be given in evidedee, said Mr. Shannon, • facts would - be shown sub. stantlatlng the Charges made. 27,omas Cosfunumna, sworn—Mr. Scheyer was one of the proprietors of the GAZETTE from 'set to last, when the establishment was sold to a corporation. ques.—Row was the corporation formed t Objected to. Mr. Ssrurtsweider proposed to show such facts and circumstances in connection with the management of the "Gaza,. Associa tion" es mould repel the presumption of • Illative on the part of defendant in writing the article in tonwtion. lie had supposed. that Mr. Scheyer, or the counsel represent ing him, would not object to such a propo sition, since it was charged that Ibe ab tions that he, with had "g7t , , oP • kind of gift concert lotterY arra g.- meet," by which they **diddled those who wore associated with them out of lift& or sixty thousand dollars," and "Imukruptcd" the ILL.rrr .concerny. so "that lt [.‘vent be la gging for a purchaser," were I untrue In point of fact, and which wore the very ground-work of the alleged libel, On the contrary, he supposed Mr. ecboyer would have courted the investigatiou, in order that he might wipe out. the calumny upon his character. It thedefendant-had heard assertions made that - the stockhold ers had been "diddled".stated, and - be lieved them to bo true. he had a right to make the publication, anti hence tile offer to rebut the presumption of malice. Mr. Swart. welder Wilkie Lt. very clear and able argument upon the question, and in Irt on elusion expressed the hope that the C u would not give its decision without , duo consideration, tor which there was opportu nity, the hour of adjournment havinear rived. " . . oumel for the prosecution, while clear. ly of the opinion that the evidence pro= posed to be offered was improper, declared that if Mr. Kennedy, the defendant, would state in writing, over his own signature, that the statements lu the printed article were true, they would not object to the proposition made, and permit hit - Lilo offer the troth iii evidence. To which the de fense assented. Court adjourned till nine. o'clock Thurs• day morning. Commox:Plen. Ltefore lion. Jas. P,Stbrrett Thos. Kerr vs. Elizabeth WCormick, Sa rah Ann Stewart, ltobt. Kerr, Joseph Herr, Thos. Kerr, dull, Ann Kerr and Sydney Emma — Kerr, children and helts•at-law of TOsepti Kerr, and Jacob Young, tenant In possession. Action in ejectment for vigil:demi acres of land in Baldwin town shi p. ..Venrct for defendants. A Dilwor IL vs. Work, Mee oh it Co. Tak en up justbefore hd lournmetd. '• District Court. Ilotore Hon. Moses Hampton. Fosterlt Co. vs. Peter Coleman. Action to recover the amount of a promissory note given by Coleman S. Co. to Lloyd A Black, whims won lifted by plaintiffs. On trial at adjournment. , . , Goldsboro' Prize Flgt.t. I, The Harrisburg Tefegraph says : The no ice we recently published, announcing a rir.e fight to late place ri., at Mary. trine, caused the roughs to change tttelr base, and the tight took place to-day at or near Goldsboro., York county. The combat, snit_were Sam Collier, of Baltimore, and McLOcd, of New York. Collier, accompa nied by several personal friends, arrived at Goldsboro , on Sunday night. Last night the train from lialtlmere brought several hundred rowdies to the same place. No leas than' seven robberies were committed On the [min, and the uplegse were armed to the teeth, and the lives of the men in *barge of the train -.were endangered. Mc- Leod came from New York yesterday, and Wal accompanied by a large number of the 11 .. Offileourings o that city. NO less than thir teen robberies are reported to have been committed in he ears between New York and liarrisbur . The tight took place In an. open field one , alf mile above tioldsboro'. Forty-seven relines were fought in nifty eight minutes. Bier knocked dos-n Mc- Leod three times and was deranred the vic tor. , _____, Dlvbalor! 1110. 42. Pittsintrgh Division, N 4 o. 44, of the Sons of Temperance, Is flourishing and increa-, Mg in the most encouraging manner. So largely hail the' liet of membership creased that theilliql hitherto occupied by the Division, at Chciticorner of Grant street and Diamond alloy, becameentirely too small for the accommodation of the mott o. l' alozart Hall, On Seventh near Grant street, has now been secured by the mem• bets as a regular meeting place.. The first meeting of toe Division in the new hall was bald last. Thursday evening, at which time a very large attendance of the member. ship was observed. and a number of canal. dates were Initiated. It is designed to LI/roughly equip and furnish 'Mozart Hall, at en early day, as a permanent meeting ,place for the order in Pittsburgh. The second meeting will be held in the new hall thin evening, and should be fully attended. Fiaowballlog Agato Yesterday afternoon Otecer Joseph Cop pice observed a ditirikenlitan named Philip Seaton engaged with it : party of boys in snowballing people On Perm street, in the Filth ward. lie ordered the man away, but he refused to go. was Informed what the consequences would be unless he promptly tore himself away from the seine of the enchanting sport. lie conclud ed he couldn't tear himself away, and com menced to act in a still more disorderly manner. Thereupon the °Meer ,arrosted him and started with him for the lock-up. The prisoner came very-quietly until they had reached the Junction of Smltodeld and Liberty streets, when he commenced to tight desperately. lie continued his demon strations for some time, but was at length brought safely to the lock-up, where he now remains. • Desertion.—Mouora Dillon up peered before the Mayor a day or two since and made Information charging her hus band, Michael Dillon, with desertion. A warrant was Issued and placed In the hands 'of onicer.A.•J. Moon, who yesterday 'pro ceeded to Mansfield station nu the Staub.. Villa Railroad, idler the ascend. Ito rap• turgid him and brought him to the Mayor's office, making the return trip on foot. A hearing was had and the prisoner held to In the sum of dye handrail dollars to answer at Court. Kto'cu.—A one horse weigh, belong•lng to anuttryman who was stooping at the cor er Forty and Fourth streets, at the bun. ..shed the "Farmers , Inn" was left tDat front of the barn be l onging to toles 1 4 ; .2.o n n was Tuesday night, antthgt heie.rpotions tmh,ll,! hlie awnull view. The buggZ,aaa ured body and binge • Itobbery.—home uoknown thieves broke into ti str st ee or t,night before le e room of Mr. . n ame, AI ken, st, Fifth nd M robbed it Of a small lot of goods. wi t 's, are suspected aud:IvIll Probably be " 4 . Le d day. • —The proffered mediation of 1:x.1.d and France in the Paraguayan war having been rejected, the United States bas structed Its Ministers to the peril on of South America where the war is west., try to mediate between the belligerents. Brazil seems to be the obstacle to ptmo. She is making enormous exertions to raise new armies and carry on the war. aria Las thus far listenedto no proposals tor media tion or truce, no matter from what soiree they have come. —Fernando Wood was in Savannah on Thursday, and had a banquet given him by the citizens. .. —A newspaper publisher In Oil City cUlls one of its contemporaries "the skunk of —A number of milkmen in Elisabeth, N. S.. have refused to serve their customers on umisys. I~IL'IL I°.l3EWr7~, Banker :cad BTOIECT • ttB Wood St., near corner of Fifth. dwription. or Gov.-mew Bend l bought aud Buhl on liberal term& ,London sad Coultuental Pahl' nge told 8 . at New York rates• bOUgbr at big h= es G<' t r i a d tea . Sil . au " d ' .3olS u Dratr n ta Iseue, lon Now York. 31 - / - 01 - CE - AM) - '1 MADE, OFrios OF TIM Pri - rericsioa GaZtrini, Winmeansay, Jo n. 1, 1937. The New York stock quoit gions to-day, sa reported by Robinson. - Imam. a Co., wore as • follows Gold, .13A.P2 13 oTai Eighty-one bonds, led; Five. Twentles, old 107 I; Five Twenties; A, 10?-Th Five Twen ties, ne*, lei ; Seven Thirties, MN; 3fichl gan Southern R. R., SUR"; - Cleveland a Pittsburgh, el; Pittsburgh, Fort Ni , ayno JE Chicago, 102.!4; Erie, Railroad, 1...94; WesteraClllOn Tolograi, CO., 467.4; Chi rago a Rock Islaed, MI:: Chicago and North Western n. R., 43%; dO preCorrod, cI. The failure of Lyda} , a Chorpening, oil dealers anti speculators, occasioned con siderable talk In financial circles to-day though, to many, the affair did 110 L cauaa notch surprise. A telegram from. Spring , field, Ohio. the home of Mr. Chorpenlng, to the Cincinnati (kmene, reports the liabili ties of the firm at $300,000, $106,000 of whiels are assigned to Pittsburgh. The Immediate muse of the failure may be attributed to unfortunate speculations in oil and oil stocks, both of which depreciated in value most disastrously. —The amount- of legal tender notes out standing on the let Inst. was a little over live hundred and twenty-five millions of dollars-, or one hundred and thirty seven 'millions lass than tile original issue. The Secretary of this Treasury has the right to continue this redaction at a rate not en needing four millions per month, if con: venient or advisable; but• this is his ex treme authority, and even this is placed in his discretion. it is now belles'esi that be bas recently made up his Mind Odic any fixed retied for a return to specie pay ments—in favor et which, by the way, there is less of popular sentiment throughout the country—la Impracticable until all the Southern States are brought into lull politi cal line. —The Rouse refused to._suspend Its rules In order to entertain Mr: {N'i kon's financial resolution whichopposes any greater cur tailment of the currency thsn 41,110000 per month, and favors the Issue of legal tender notes without Interest In lieu of an element of compound Interest notes falling due with the year, end to excess of the four millions authorized to he withdrawn. —The Mulford Courant gives a list of lr, Of the soundest and most wealthy Insur ance companies In the country, for the Pur• pose of showin bow un In surance businessg p rotitab has been of lute. lo In the this list Fepresenting .13,000,100 of capital, only three have their capital unimpaired by losses, and they have only a surplus of about s7u,oue on a capital cf about M,ooo,eiN). As un onset to this, It must be remembered that the insurance Companies have, until recently, been making large gains, and that thuir present capitals frequently moment °aping,. declared on stock dividends. A SS. Louis telegram—under date of Monday says: Another sale of the Iron Mountain and Cairo and Fulton railroads bas jest been made. The parties who pur chased the road from the Slate aro McKay and lteed. They gave {550,00t1 for the iron Mountain and a:150,000 for the Cairo and Fulton rend. A few days ago theysold out to Mr. Thomas Allen, President of the Southern Railroad. Company, for 11,::3,000,it clear profit of $37 . 5,000. Thu nest purchas ers were placed In possession on Saturday, and Inunediately gave the road over to the second purchasers. • 1=! OFFICE or TOE Pirrs Lama n GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, January 16,15°7. The produeelmarkets present no new char acteristics worthy of special notice. Dull- Ile. seem. to prevail in nearly every' de partment of trade, and worse than all,there are no indications at present Of any imme diate improvement. The money market Is tight, and as collections are exceedingly eallicult to make, amua of our business men, Its good• standing, ore cramped, and this, as a matter of course, has a. tendency to retard operations, and squelch out any thing like is allemande° feeling. GRAlN—Wheat is more active but nn changed; sale: of WOO bushels No. 1 Spring,. to the trade, at a - 2,55;150 bushels No. 1 Extra at 12.,65, mall ear Winter at 13,a5. Vats dull but held pretty firmly at 5:1 to NI, In store, and 19 to 50, on truck. 'kern may be quoted at 73 to 15, on track, and 60 to ES, in stern. Sale of I car spring Burley, to arrive, at M. Rye is inlet; may be quoted at 61,..V to Ff.ol.llt—ls quiet but firm at former quo tations—,ll2!.4 to 4,12 X for Gar to choice Spring Wheat; $13,70 to $14.00 for K inter 11 , beat; and $l6 to 017 for fancy brands. Rates of 100 We "Bartlett" reported at 512.1.0. Eye Flour Is quoted at is. Mick:wheat Flour Is dull, and offered pretty freely at 13,14 per Pi:l3 VLSIOSS—is yet. there is little or no Bacon ready for inarizet, and we bear of no tranhaetions In IlelktneaL Lard to INMAN LINZ salllog EVERY SATURDAY, ' • EVERYIVEDNESEAY CARRYING U. R. 11A1LS. Tickets itold to Ind from Ireland, Elle/Gad. Ito laud. tierwmay and Franc, Apply at LL"3"P- ii . 2 , 7 • j° 15 Itroulway A . WAI. It GAM, 411., • oe11:1u1; A 11111.11.• S.pressGelee. Clttatmrsh. • LEGAL VICECUTORS , NO'rIOE--Where,' Letters Testamentary on the Mate of Jon- EPLi WAlNWltitiliT, late of Lawrenceville, Allegheny county, to., thnea•ed, Laving been emitted to the undersigned. all persons indebted to said estate are requested to mate lannediale payment. and all persons having claims against sold will present the Laving propeny autheuticated, for settleir.ent. to WAISIV/1:14111, Jan r 6 VII Mrs. ULYVIA Be—N.N. • A• DMINISTRATHEUS NOTICE.- -LAIN - herr. I.elOrs or Administration on Ulm es tato of DAVID PRICE, MIA of trirnallagbans, de ceased. have bcen Rratiled to NARY A. All DenuDe /lath,' Ci011111.11r1119( Laid C3ll. Min f;;S:r It'r'1!"r`:1" . ° :::iirdsT" - " person. " WAH:r Are TZe..a.` lirrisinun street, Illonlopliam. Or Ler Attorney. M. U. AUll UGH, No. SI fourth Street. Pitts Lurch. sleirrspriTu A DMINISTRATOWS w here.as Lettere of 11IOTInCE ott lbne ortthe otnAtilthll•CONNAT Y. latent /Ambit) of Allegheny, Pa., &Teased, have been griped to the undersigned. All persons hay elalna• againut the estate will present thens to the under .and all 'ocean, Indebted are hereby anti. lied ...make payment to /...Ay!n W. kI AtiltAW, . PEEtti%4S 31l A t i .a b lt 'Y j;ib,lAtr VSTATE_ OF JOHN T. GUILDS .. , I)SCEASLD.-Letteta of Ailinlalbtrallon hare been granted to the andertlatied. £ertons bar Ire rIaI at will present tbent, and limit , Indebted will pay Immediately to 1130 s. U. lIARILION.. , 149 Fifth street. Pittabursb ITEM ADMINISTRATION'S NOTICE.. Where.. Letter& vf Atintiotatrallop on the estate of Andrew Wolfe. dues...lp have been granted to the undersigned. all persona knowing tbstmeirer indebted to sahl xstate will rail and Male settlement. and tLoae basing elattus will p r ''''' gtA ru .V. " *) , 1.1"E, Ado Aral r. La Vourth "rest. ~* .~ '=~: X . 'ilttisiburG - 13., Po PENNA. P.lttitelcauwala, "Pea. PRIVATE DISEASES. N..trsYOUNG, (late of Philadelphia.) Third Mtge. tees.• deserted:eh. of 1. eats Mueslis with naporallelod success. YarUesdar attention had to Sons mat...bee.. Mae.. la m se Urinary weans. lila Usu. meat to, the e being the most secressialiever the Woe... Ile elves hopes of • speedy ens* to ailllcted. Ladled mill 11.1 tilsOrinnagagoria sulArfor en. other preperailoT for nestowthic ObatrUctlO6o to thi health, memo:nal Mood. No , I. floe Dob ler per bottlo. Na. t, which I. !bar atirllKS tre:seer, et,i designed fa a:militate us., The • Dollars F r (nice hogrre toe r. Y. e fog P. Ks Addres ith sumo. lit. You No no ISOM pRIVATE DISEASES. - • • 071101 ti3)6 P7.31111112/42. Haad. .o,,tae eon e . tr or all dim.. of • release ase unfroze two tgr tow den; Dr an"a trt err tuele end sate treatment. Also. &Mina! Weakaem. end all othe fnf r Cuomo of Um sea Mal organs aad tOsir Cure ...reseed or money reloaded. Ufilea Wart-7 SO ba. N., 110 Z. an* eto P. at 4.4401 1 1.1014 r % W. 1410 i bal. • ra co.