0 lIE PITTSBUIGII GAZETTE. rvnlganzn SY PENNIII.IN,..REED & CO., AT GAZETTE. BUILDING; No. tie nvi.ritia. etzeot. P. B. P ENNUI/Ms T. P. Edit or . .11101ATON. $ JONIA Et KING -# mooNt's. N.P.14041 P. HEED. Haatacaa EMI • , • Mpg!. coroct ... .......... -•-• i 3 coots DeLtrtre4 by earlier, (per esat...—. 15 cents 11611 aubseriberr, (per year) 55, OP. Liberal isdactlobs to Newsboys sad Agents. TERMS YO)1 WEEKLY: • dingle Comes, per year. by .... 150 Flee - do. do. ,do. oath a 25 Ten or More covir. , , to On e add real, and =I CITY ITEXt3. At Mae World's Fair In London, tai?., the Wheeler & Wilson Sew. -tug Machine received the hishest award— all the Machines of Europe and America in compeiltion. This !maid has always peen made wherever exhibited. You will make no inistuko In 'ordering one as a holiday Sift to wife, sham nr 'friend. They can he purchased oulyst Sumner .t Co's„ 27 Fifth street. I==! Currant, Raspberry, Quince, Strawberry, Vanilla, Grape, Orange, Illaelri.,orry, Apple, Lemon , Pine Apple end Bawl:Currant. Cell end sea than at lectern! street, Alla gbeny city Geo. ltawytir. Ea= I 'You want to get English and Scotch Ales In great varieties and choicest brands, go to Fleming's Drug Store, No. S 4 Market street, where you will get them at the lowest rates. Drags and 31edlelnes. Doctor.' preseriptlenn carefully prepared at half the usual price, tit Fultee's Drug Store, oppositd Tort Esca Buy Foreign Liquors of CI kinds at JOsopli 9. l/nolea / 91 , 193 cad DS Flret itroeL, Plltabrargb. Snow Boot* For Ladiev; very handsome and useful. •-. Ornns. Horse Snor. S•roar.. • Skatf Tho nicest, in tne city; 801,1ClienP• - OMEGA Ilocsn Sno, Sroar. The Ileattleothi Iu the city are to beitound at the ppera House Shoe Store. All Goods , •A! a sacrifice, at the Opera llouse. Shoo Store. • Tow Can Day Pr per cont. Inliqtaolra. Joseph S. risclos Y":,..a Can Huy Now /lope at, ' Joseph S. Finch's. TELEGRAj•HIC SUMMARY James Van Tine, the pioneer merchant of ::au Francisco, died on the 13th. - TIIC amount of bullion shipped by Wells, Varga .t. Co., trout their Mike In Nevedn, during it e , aggregated sixty millions. The railcars aro still searing dixtiiioei In New Tort; for violating the revenue law. The Iftrabl`• New Orleans correspondent, soya that the report Is being industriously circulated in New Orleans, that Gen. shed don h. been In theOlaint or endorsing let tors of Marque, Isbned by Jeerer, to prey upon French commerce, and guaranteeing • to the holders of them the right to lit out in New Orleans and bring their prises into that port. The Congressional Committee is Said to have found out the facts in their recent investigations of the riots. • Havana advlces to the Pith state that the small', pOS continues in Motorize. There were over three hundred eases un• der limo meet, nod there had been fifty deutte on one day: About forty-eight per' vent, of the cases terminate fatally. The tinarimal crush at Ifarena V. 114 about •.1 resoluilou Iran posse,' the New York beanie, instructing Senators and request- Mg iteDreStll Naives In Congress to vote for a suitable tariff on wool and other foreign products and manufactures, for the pretty (lon of American labor and Interests. Concurrent resolutions lave passed the Slibsouri State Senate at/Praying the cOurao of Governor Fletcher, In ..uppres sing outlawry in Lafayette and other coon• ties, and pledging the Legislature to sus• tam him In the adoption of such measures as arc necessary to maintain the supremacy of the laws. At Galiroston, Texas, yesterday, the boner of the Phtntors' Cotton Press' expiated, wounding and scuttling ]ire persons, and knocking clown thirty feet of the press , In the Common Council of Philadelphia, last night, a personal altercation took Place, between Alessrs.Hera:ad May, members, which ended in a rough and tumble tight. The scene was closed by the presiding em. cer closing the Chamber and having the gas turned or. At ono time there was a prospect that the whole Chamber would be come engaged. A letter . from Superintendent Heiss, at •laeksonritle, Florida, states, that he Is about commencing the construction of a connect Florida and Cu• EZEEEM ccurroil In Nov York ]net =Ten thouennd oeole Jiro under tho Ol pareento na New sort . . . Px-GoVornor Leicher is talked of for next Mayor of Loxington, Vu. .—Tohn E. Ilenu, of 0 noxville, Tenn., bas beeh appointed Stole Treasurer of Teal:L -00300. • —Therel.4 a great want of snow In IFlscon. sin, and feara are entertalnell fur the winter wheat. • of Id,e d n e e n ', Trfeu a lZ e o l u l tirraill ' 3 ll , o a t „il aLrty-slx. • —Mr. Chita. Hazard has been chosen President of the Boston Board of Trade for the ensuing year. timesln a Tea. Pr! r ' i t f. r l Cllo a will e r r e f fu r rn " eo Tlfa t f. city in April. ' —7,11,e. ,m children, rooml._.sa ofcoo Er e gion o , t nix schools f J e ru sa —The 0.0. 'Grand Jury at New Orleans have failed to find as talliClMeat against I the July rioter.. —Cyrus Fowler was froxen to death while drunit, withln'a few rods of his house, at By , field, Maas., aaturday night. —several large firma in Lendon• hare dis missed such of their workmen as uartielpa• led in the Reform dmootistration. • --During the past-year two hundred and sixty-live bears and four velvet, were killed in the State of Maine. —A that WM2llllll[l Lawrence, Mass., has stied husband by ask city for y 5,u00 roc , ket. fo r the killing. of her —Sterling Price has been presen ted , LornoUltienu of New Orleans with a Taloa de tract of land to Texas. cre Were deareath In kian Francisco during the past Of these, Ni were clash ,iron under (lon years of age. —Fourteen persons have bear killed, and many others Injured, by accident on the Lyons rallrbail, in France.. - -The survey of tho ichmond and New. port News Railroad Is completed. The road will be elm lies In length. —A barber of Indianapolis, recently as. nerted by his wife, committed suicide, by awallowlng halt a pint of hair (lye. , —The post-ofnco and secant stores at Willoughby, U. , - were destroyed by lire on Sunday morning. The loss is VM.Coe, —An 31. D. has been lecturing Love."e burg, Cu„ on the 'Wises/to called Of course be rem- mound matrimony na a curs —Joshua Converse, of Woburn; Masa, will be Me 31.11 . $ old on the ills toumspeo• 010 urn going to give • him a birthday tanner. —The bells of the :;7c, churches In Stescow WON, rUng tOgethor on the ddy of the CZooowtteh'o weaLliug, The clanger was • " Vuin toROA M not gone rope, as reported. • he liu to no> uld t o toEu- bo working ont ho elates of 31r.. Lincoln at 11ruslil —Cohort C. Wittior.ati old newspaperman, , nil for many years marl. of the Stinnissippi House of Representative., died retlintly at Enterprise, ' —Baron James Rothridldif, only nurviTor Ono famous live ho founded the great banking bounce of the liothschilds, is in tailing eolith. —The death is announced in England of Bev. John iiincl, .11. a distinguished mathematician, • whose works' were for many years lent books at ,Cambridge , - —The Amerman colony in the Holy Land is discouraged, and the chlualata Want to re turn home. The balturr, meanwhile, has Armes:no against Americans aOlosising lit his 10ailaions. • —A naildanCeln Bennington, Vt., la stated tO har.p...a..„water. fountain attached which throgon a stream to the height of 113 feet. The water is convoyed a tulle In iron pilieS, aid 1123 a tall ni J.:3 -feet. • i.• \ 5 , .... I _ ~.,, •": , sr i _:, •--: ~i ,tt \I 0 . ,: "1 s , ' I i_ . • s • ' Z 1 i . . F-......"' i . VOLUME 15 FIRST EDITION. ONE - O'CLOCK. A. M EARLY TELEGRAMS. Pennsylvania Legislature. Opoolta Dlapatell to the Pittsburgh Garotte 11 .umoos000,Junouy 17, 1,117. SENATE. - . The opening hour was occupied by Mona• tor Browne, of Lawrence, in his speech on the Constitutional Amendment. Air..lligham presented a remonstrance of the citizens of 1 . 111 township, against being annexed 10 the. borough of Lawrenceville. -• Mr. Browne, of Meteor, presented a re monstrance against the repeat of the act appointing auctioneers. - - / 1 101RIA, from the Committee on Banks, repOrted an act supplementary to tho act to incorporate the People's Savinp Baulk of Pittsburgh. Mr. hearig ht presented. an act authorizing a ferry over the Youghiogheny river near Perryopolis. ' Tho following bills to place were rend: By Mr. Mate: An Oct to change the man• nor of holding elections far Town Council In the town or Bellvernon, Westruorelaint county. By 31r. BrOrom •To change :he Mar c of bustnes.i\ of thu Potrolcum Company 01 Pannaylvanla. The special order, the resolutron Ify log the Constitutional A mend went, taken up, and after debate, passed by a strict party yoto--ayes, a); nays, a. Adjourned until Monday evening at tight o'clock. • I= The entire session,was consumed in a po litical debate on a resolution °tiered ..,ty of Indiana cOunty, declaring in substance that. President Jonuson , s nomi nation of Senator Cowan to be Minister to Austria is disgracefuLand an Insult to the freemen of Perinsylve.nm. speeches were made by Messrs. Boyle, Leo, Rood, Wing, Kitts, - Davis, Mann, Kimball, Quigley, f"At tonna-alto, Jenks, if enno.dy,, McCreary, Delete and. Wright. The resolutions were adopted by a vote of en ayes to 33 nays. A letter Iron the Governor announcing. his appointments to omen of Secretary of State and Attorney General, was roan. A communieatlon 'from the Sepretary of State, informing the noose that he had ap• pointed Isaac (Jura, of Erie, Deputy - see rotary of State, leaf also read. Adjourned.. The Legislature =et this evening, at eight o'clock, in the hall of the House of itepre r nentatlves, telleur Gen. Pierce lecture on the necof heroism. He was introduced by Governor Geary. _ THE WEATHER. Reports of the Storm Yesterday. 1 SEVERE COLD WEATHER THROUGH' OUT THE NORTHERN STATES. The Break Up of the Ice Gorges at Cincinnati, Nr , Yon., Jxu.l7, • Tan .rch:a IN NEW 1 . 0111:. The aterm to-oay eaustattlelay onthe Et.t. ern and Jersey roads. The (Judson River is little troubled ontilde the city, but the trains are mostly delayed in the upper part of the Island. The rivers art full of drift; lug Ice, and navigation DAMAGE tr ICE ..VIES ./1.0 CINCII,II•21, January If.—The weather suddenly turned very cold last night. The thermometer et eight o'clock-this morning stood eight degrees above zero. About four Inches 01 anon - lion fallen since two o'clock yesterday afternoon. • The ice gorges In the ricer above brrike !goes last night and eame by hero about midnight, the ice o f tenon - tic from shore to chore. The head the drift struck some coal and tint boats lying above the Water Works, carrying eighteen of them down the stream. The gorge next struck the .steamer Argyle, cutting tier bull bauly, and driving her against the America, a new .boat building for the Louisville mall line, and both boats drifted down the stream. The America lay next above the Pine Grove, and struck her with great force, carrying away her guards and cook house; also breaking her cylinder. The Newport ferry caughtwhile making carded ip, was also In the ice, and down s trealli, with the loss of one other wheels.' The America Ilea at the bead of Picayune bar; the Argyle, at eleven o'clock this morning, was at the bead of 3leetillum's Hale, and will propnbly sink. The eclat boats. lit Isst account, were floating down stream. The damage done is considerable. Navigation was totally suspended to-day. Thu board of underwriters-will not. allow boats to leave the port until the weather modem tcs• CISCINS.L . II, Dec. 17.—Twenty-one loaded and thirty-one empty barges and float. were swept away by Ice. Loss elea,ooo. The Mail Line steamer United Staten, and the Maynyllle packet Magnolia, arrived this evening without damage, and have laid op. Navigation is suspended from Pittsburgh to Cairo. =I Purtanncrnra, January 17.—T ra.ll. on all the roads leading to thls' city are much delayed from snow. ; The New York Express train of this morning, aid not reach. hero until seven Ws evening. On the Northern Central route, trains are only able to proceed seven miles from I:ul timo.. =I! New Max. January 17.—Dispatelle_a front the Fast report the .heaviest snow storm for years, railroad trains are all delayed, but the reads are expected to be cleared by tomorrow. • IN PORTLAND, 111INk. PORTLAND, Jan. 17.—The storm. has Welt terrine. Streets are impassable tor sleighs. Four trains are stuck between .I...ortsmouth and Roston on the Eastern routl. No train left sere for Boston or the North this af ternoon. ORNKRAL weevuen Tba following weather renorta were 11a ted January 17M,u p. m. o.—Alercury 12 degrees above zero. • • . ze , ,.... 7 cr , 5.r5,/3 0 .-31ercury . .!degree arave Vtrvetsan, o.—Wind blowing hard from the North-west. Thermometer to degrees above. Snowing all day. h lsmsosann.—Weather clear and cold. Mercury a above. LOVISVILL.—.7eathet clear and cold. Mercury h above. Saw Amis. r ' , tn.—Weather LL clear with little snow. Mercury le above. Gaeta and.;—Weer and about lent inches of snow onath clear, the ground; mercury, 10. I.v.tssvitte, (Ind.)—Weather clear; wind north by northeast; mercury 14 above. Ismsdearmia, (Ind.)-Mercury two deg. below•, It was le degrees below this morn ing; coldest (layer the season bye degrees. Teller. Macre, I ether clear; mercury deg. above. Po [cream4lr, O.— rather cold and clear. Mercury u deg. above. The river is Mang fast with heavy lee. Caluorita...—.Weather very eubl. Mercury leg. abote. CmCIIINATI,—Weather very cold. Mcrae. 'ry 8 deg above. Barometer and rising. LOLIfiTILLE.—BIuer cluing; 0 , 4 foe, the canal. Weather cloudy. Barometers/ deg. 5400. Mercury a deg. above. The under. writers refuses to permit boats to Leave at present. UNITED STATES SENATORS. Frelloghtsysen Nominated In nevi Jersey-ideneral NY. Elected in N., vada-DMlcolty 'ln the Election In linryland-TheMuddle In Ken tucky. Tacarox, X. J., January 17.—The Be. Publican Legislative caucus has am Inattd Frederick 'X. Frelinghuysen for (nted buttes Senator. George T. Cube received eighteen votes and Freiinghuysen twoniv- Eve. The election will be hold. on TuesittiS next. . - bar Faarictsce, January 17.—the Nevada Legl.latnre to-day elected James W. Nye lintted State. Senator. • Axsrotie, 51,.. Jan nary 17.—1 n the Mary lainl Lep la tat tare to-day, there wet another Joint ball tion.ot fOr United Stator Senator, Lot n The Senate adjourned Deriding, rnotlon to repeal the art regniilllg the United tatea Senator to be cho.ieu Areal the Lant- ern Shore. FaanerOZT, lit.. January 17.-213 a l.egL• laturo had one ballot toulay for United mates Senator with Ibisresult: aarcuDir,v; Dayls, :id; (iiaiii►l), li. SECOND EDITION. FOUR O'CLOCK, A. )11 VERY LITEST TELEGRIIIS. FROM WAiIIINGION. MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN NITIONAL COMMIT fEE. The Speech of its President, Gov, 'Ward, of N. J. NEGRO ADMIITED TO PRACTICE IN U. S. SUPREME COURT. Nothing lobe Done in Impeach ' inent this . Winter. 1P CIAatOY, January 17,1&,7. >fl.,lNti OF CNION XaTIONAL ..tt a meeting at the Union Nati:nail Com- I trilttee tri-nialit, there were present, Gov. I tr` ' J. President; J. ft. Clark, of New i Hampshire; .5. 11. Gardiner, of Vermont, Wni. Clotho, Massachusetts; .1, H. iSnler, Tennessee; 11. G. UooY, Senator h Iran - A.O , A, lawn, if. W. Hoffman, Indiana; N. It. Sinithers, Delaware; W. C. 'Corning, Virginia, Wm. Windom, It tenement.. Or. Goodloe, North Carolina, And dolor Defrecii Indiana, the last named being Secretary. Borate Greely, a member Of the commit tee Is In Washington ongend Is lecturing. In the coarse Cl bin remarks, calling the weellug to order. Governor Ward said: The faithlessness of the President tc the princi ples :lad the policy or the party which let lins rendered more difilenit the work of restoring tile Union on the basis of loyalty and freedom: het Close who have conquered armed treason Will prove equal to any remaining danger. Since wo issembhid last the people of the loyal States bare attested anew their adherence to' the repohilenn [-reed, - and their no. i wavering determination to build the nouns of the nation ea tile enduring basis of Insii , el humanity and freedom. Ho favored carrying out the plan of the Congressional Iteconstreictied Cohnnittee, and the exteiplon or ti.c iranehise to all molt, without regard to color. He was con tent to rest the whole enhiect In the hands . of the pre4ent and succeeding Congress. There was a free conversetiOn in relation to the condi:toll of Ile sountry and tile measures which 0 001:11Ni:it secure the fruits of victory. There Fill be another meeting of the Committee' to-mar - er. nOrengen Or.Y. Or sOlYril eanOLIN.t. Governor Orr is hero on business connec ted with South Carolina ; among other things. ImungratiOn into that State, and the rellefof postinasters who Lad not made re- turns to the Federal auteorities during tile war, amt who are non barvassed by Gov tamMent claims. ' The UovernOrs dues not favor tine adoption Cl the Constitutional summon:en t by South Carolina, orally other 'Southern State, but favors graceful slai-ins slon to anything the cOnellerors demand. GEN an•l. id:bole/en rOLaaaen rnola'antiasT. Telegraph 'cadets were sent this morning to General Reynolds, comma', Wig at Brownsville, releasing General Seilgselck, of Matt/mon, riecitieltlOn notoriety, froth and ordering him to 111. regiment. Nn. Anon Ten To renal - Ica Tile ars retina coon? Or Tun Carr.. ,rATIFUI. Tlue morningon loollon of represent., tiro Garlle.d, !dr. •i1.13n Langtou, Of Melton, 1.. 4 1.1o; a colored roan, trallOttlittCd to practice a` the lour or flit eopreure Court of the United State,. = Commodore Attlee; Las been detached from the , uequel:enna and Captain Fan fox ordered to C 01.1111161 4 ,1 her, All the pr.- cot °nicer. Lava ale, been detached and Wait of those on the Rhode Island ordecod to her: • Unite,! niv.tes Treasurer npinner has or dered that the illsburSinif clerk of ILo l'ost omen Department, Colonel t.iiinstead, be re lieved Wrier responsibility of ruortel a to hie credit in tin Merchants' Notional Bank of i Iris nit; at the time of its Let I u re. roceNIKATION 12( 1.1111..1, 'rho ...111.1.:11.111 Coloturatlon Society has nearly Ferro hunflred application, for the axing expedition to Me erut. t.\ ea'r'l r loot I..s.T.E.NT During .the peat yoar about •I3:l,eun a ere demented In tho Tremetry by the Patent Unice, after paylng all the einem,. of Um onto°. Ihm Inake'n a total amount now to the credit of the Patent Oftlee of t.ttne,ooo. The receipts from CU5201129 the follow log ports for the week ondlne;fanuary 12th were 34 follow., MEE Philadelphia ._. Balt 'more ...... This SOOwl a c11.:1,14 , 31,We illertaAo over tile receipt• (Or some time past, Owing prob. Italy to, the new tariff, the disposition being ii to pay all duties before changes arc made, partlealarly 11 CasCH Whore dalleal are to ho ' Inc ree,ml by provision. &the new bill. =I The Impeachment project walrus no pro gres, The Judiciary Committed hove tot yet 'begun the investigation. It Is' now ru mored that nothing will be done Lhia win ter, as au Impeachment by the !louse klm possible fur want of time. Brevet. Major Genera! Itteker_haq' loon a_arlgneil CO ClOy as acting 4jpaelerm t me e General. Brevet Brigadier General C. 11. Hope hay been relieved a,. Chief quarlermayncr of the Department tf Ilia Laken. Brevet Brigadier General Horace Weide- Inspect° r at colored troops, been order, ed to report to Brevet Major General Scott, Ana's tant Commissioner for Soutfi Carolina for duty. Second Lieutenant Hogarty, 4. sth U. S. In gantry, having paalcd a satlaraetory exami nation before the Examining Board at Chi will return to Louisville. 1 . 17.1,13,1:N 'VIAL 6.E1,19N. - The public reception of Prot.Wont Jain On to.night war largely attended. • FROM NEW YORK T 7rev 4 en " :: " lno ( ple b t i ors il lrOor 1Z:747 low on ilrond way. TOO ATLASITI, CABLE. Nor: Tong. January 17.—N0 cable news to-night. The wires ore down east of fort. land: There is good sleighing on Broadway to-night. me 1'.,:1156 LAW. Several, cleln.tore of the excite law have been releaged u, easequence or a tech° wet MLitt' La Superintendent Kennedy's order to the police for tie enforcement. , I,S 1 1,1 t: P.l 1,1:1 . 0,111 - 107, The ship DI ereurysalled to-day for Havre 'an !Au panennes of good, measuring not leir l than I,rsio ions for the Port, Exposition. e 501112. 1 , 16. The bulliling, Walker street, ticem Charles g ., t 611.1 r It.lbjl'irl.gaya,rita'n"ifljiLT balkier . timer is.f ' plumbers' nod ' bran work, was burned tins morning. Loran IMBOO; Dnnfal -1; insureds- Th ZLESIPTINS tn . ., C. tuerzcroas. The ea!ann.:lor erapted to sloe an 1111. eft e!oep• dimety in „Brooklyn [nosy, but were ballly beaten, barely escaping with their %yes. A pp eeae of police was called on, but ellen they reached the spot the .tilt anal whisky had all he,pll carried OM 'no Stll,l was owned by Thomas Ben ton. M=M . . • [By Merchnnts , -Totional telegraph Coln.] on, city, January 17 .—Thirlver Is entlrc ly closed. The wuat.ll or Is very cold and atorrny. iln the ,:011 L.tarket tress -are uo - trausactlnus of iruporuln:e. Crude, hero; 4,;;;;,, up MG Week, 61,73, - ....-2.6.-_-_-. 4 ..,.. , __-_ _ __,- . ei;•*.'") ; ,, ,- ..,,,,..' ~: r ! 4, , - . - _ ,- .4"..:..-... 7 .4r, ''''l ti v '-i*: ".• 4!:‘, ..,...-...,1-......-' ......1 1}? •,••• _ 1 -I.2!_c_ , :r '. ~ v .. ~.!" 1. ' .... j *,_ _tVcr,',..)..,:` • :'. C 47::. I.f-'',` fT.',',.,, `. f I --- : , •:..N..,/, .5.-;,k . .q . -.:,;- - .V. , • ':,, \ :.z.-7 , ' .7, - ~- 7 77 ~.1 r-----7.-....'"-2:'.-3:X:V'P'S!.T.,, L';',Z - - , 1 .7 . 1; 1 1 .---64- ----•• ---' , ..4•::L-__ ~' • - Ft,- ~.f! 4 , -_.-_- , - ----.'--- : - --'7 10.1. -7-7-----.7- ME FROM tUROPF. Another Reform Demonstra- tion in London INERIEVN BE4IIFESEFNGIEI AAD- Maximilian Get% a ti Insurance on DiS Elrects I= Lo . .‘.DoN, January 17..—Tbe Reform League Is Preparing another monster uemonstra. non for Pebrnary 12th. GI • Prom, Juottuty it—The \ li.ungurian Diet evince a tits ponalon to break olt their negO• nations with Austria' ' if top latter contin ue, to oppose the w...allha Of,tlarigiay. X - AXIIIILIAN GETS Ott 1101,E 101.11 GOODS 4,ERLO. VIENNA, Jun. 17.—Tbe Pre. °AC to-day says that a - large Insurance. hub bifeit effected at liamtlura on iluilmilfan's personal effects, tO ea shipped by steamer from Mexico. FINAACIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LIVEIIPOOL, Jan. IL Cotton opened quite active, with it .11ffI1t. 0.11,11,. Sales /01. , 0 bake, [lg uplands quoted nt 14 , ).0. I.oNocort, Janarry 17.—.V.n.--ConSol,l un cnangetl, :.2t/s, 72:.;;; Erie, 61 ,, ,,; 11111101 i ern STEAM BOAT -DISASTER. Platte Valley Strikes the Wreck of a Gunboat 'and Sink% ONE HUNDRED PASSENGERS DHOW lEu Forty Women and Children Lo,t. 17.—The eau., Platte which left here for Vleloihorg late thin afternoon, struck the wreck of a linn , bo.d, alltl s trnOtt to Ptlrt r lcanr toot; Jo ,sot rho wan Crowded with passengers, a largo number of whom were loci. It 1.3 enlmated by the urvi Vora that ono hundred per..on* nett, pea; Amon: lhOlu roit -urn SPltride, of Monroe eouuis, 111 , ..r1; a family teen venous, bound for Tex.., were all to-f. The .reward and twenty of the crew. are hollered to be lost. Thu some end It pilots re ce,...e terty wo inqu and children on board, most of wheel were lo,t. . A fugolts.,isig up took on tho wi, bud presence of WU.' unuudu to .11ck thu wreck, and Prought them hero to-nlglit. It 15 Impol=lble to obtuln the full portion lard of Mid eulamlty to-night. TUE PACIFIC COAST, Arrival of a Cholera Intro eft { cowl• nt tan Framefaro—The Cholera of Inc / rocrfo. of lb Liberal• on the Meat tonal of Men feo. S t.rs 1: - ..tact,o, 'an. I:.—The 'steam America, from. San Juan sur, has a rived with paiwengera. she reports sei Niltilers, now aboaid, on the slid: lilt; 11 • soldiers divd during the passage, twti choler., cud three Om lian.t i of Int emu! tie fever. Forty /withers tiled on the h mu and about the sane nutui•rr The steamer W/01 to/ma/tined as a pr caution agatust t.pretel at the 01-etta, Iler pas-enders wad I.c litn.ital.ni the Qua Online aud sheltered by tett,. fly the United Squirts stets:tier sarana winch arm.' tram Slazetlan yettertia letters have been received stating [Ca Juarez It at !tureen, The laberait wer. In fact, in sseitten of Slactlau. ta an ti Luperr..po ti sarattac brings tett-Shouttand Ilex can dollars. • A large number of families are tollowln g the retiring French troops, tearing tile wanton exceas by the guerrlllan . 91DlThiny otzt ere to loz threZe, to urgid en outtochth.o Mmtzoz, ars r e Nnnt retnntita Of 31 C.nter, Tzehe n hug the Pre,l.lcht for removolg tronz thtne who opposed PoLdYt tmettoloethe men in who were In tiympothy with him. lie tt la hint, ewe, not of tee. .ztnnzt the rreni. d d ' ent ho rem, tz.L nnyhhdy, he had itre pointed ill Id. places tOtri. d h Lincoln and John,. tteltet 0.4 n VOL OIe Ann ;ding to nlltnz,ed I.:mark, of the tz.zet.idtmt. tbat. whohl 7n nf nine*, bp • , /te•,:ler the 71 , 90.Attl 11,04 14 Living ht el net taken onto, himself of reattle4nd h:e the Ntche, made by hten zoo'hz., only to Chico;., zotd hnz:k• hlr. revne,..l T-Ai..••LI , fern hetween the I'r -I.: eh .1..5 Cert gry.... ,hyth, the re.mo n , wait CollgrL,m. 11, ~tl-1, woUlti 11 ,- 4 rentrz,ted •, , b four thott.. t rel removal, J., h.n. 100 0000.1, t.zzo't In hl. why. , tr. 1.01.11 - 11.1. 1 avurt-I n ti.lntre 4 , 1 rvittii% ai, wl.ctilcr tho , oti:nit. s.!.•to ; ,t :lrr the Poll/nu:pin., ' Los. and the gn.. tit:mull who lint Li.•ipa,.l tr, t for 2..tuz• :1, 4...1 the toy., p.Atriolw 114. not. Vilali. iin top., imir. hut at th is ultira Ulm! ex p , ,....1 pL•it .t e. Litim'at anti lima .1.101 party Ira., 414. par t... 1. Mr. IIOSVE ,01,1,1,010ach, h colloag hurl spoor it rood orlIoo• ftltoili;om: 10 0 vat , li r a: proOloni alr-L0ty..1.01 as it!root t o, liir .1., of llo• to wot 11).a 000il for to doom,. ro, it or, I /: Mr. 11(.01.11 - ri.i; to ;.C.ril,•ll- strut,, it from ll', ••. , •,.[lroi too to IHAVE tit,nle.l hint 1 - 011iti I.c ploviAl 1r.,. 1, •1 , ....11 r. f. Mr. SUMNEIt to rciet:.ll.: of , e.t0r. , :14.111,1t lo• it,llort att utsteo.:;..t.ut Ittta. t 1 . ,••.t , ..tt nu having fauna s..ttith. 00.1 plot a. Mr. Ilerotr,ekt, Rod woul.t , lore 1.111,. cootrovt-1 . .y deo, t 4 (Mid 111 . ...1 01.11tIy. t!... pt.rtttlmt,, mot 'II tilt, p.. of d ,, J! the ',elution froth 1,1 . 1/11/C11,! Milli. le bald It vl. , the duty of Gongo,of pfo. eet the lo) people the I, e4hltoff f the et:lted lta 11,1, pot: h'iLLA t the o•geedent of LI::o fAtle,. of countf °old. hut 1,1,10 , 1,4, hceoutle tf“., o no 'te.iftent of Elie tholtol `ft.ttes Iff,ofgo ,211,11 V or ht. , efoolits. Mr. 51e1. , 01 tfotf.l., zoo, to fog ot rivllt go. worfhl wriltrn by him that " never Lof cr e st Pre+l,ht. left, all chewy of 111, w...r0 ordh^. ' The L 11.111: ill r. Anthony) t Ihut this .Inl not g 0 hi•:, - noof gnnoral btount.i of Iletntf Mr. MeDirt:G.ll.li ; intt Aft,. aninedebate. unrl LIM ,tutgluienti.)(.lle:^l:3l - [battle., riot 000100 tutu correctly, he telrew iipileat, frig [lira lit boil a very kw! ' , air 01. ear: , and bad memory. Mr. riUMS;EI: 11 . 1111 1,14 to 1111{0,, and role , trstl.l, Jangle r s,: n rfiere, 41,.. 111 the (1111 (11 lilt, hour; there sear. ro such stet y un our futltrr”; there 11,14 DO .1101 laity 111 Ir i,r1211e1A,4,1 , 1, 111 Illes 14rIrrniar, 1 . 1,111,e there 11 4 111, 11111 1,1111,,1 11.11, 1511" 1101 re . ..nie Ire enemy of Ills Lunt Mr. 11.11.11'11.11 ro.a to a ,111,•51 ion or or a, that 111,11 11111._:1111g•• 11,11 Lk, Mil Nino noriternireeit,if• In the I ','Galt I I: .1,1.11 , .1 ;hat the not 0.0e1e4 the heat of cier4ste. . . . Mr. Doom TILE that In or , lor I hut be ,enntF.r, nu opportunity to ronnlilor tlictiue4tiou riiunit lotion ru. • The :e u , l Inure unr .11.4ngree,1 tn. tr.1..1\1; tet, e;f to lit}' the elee.al On tilt' lite. Carried; year eiseg le, =2EtZMin The How:, went into a Colon - MO:a of tilt "laloon the Ingt-lativo annroptlation bal. Nr. STEVENS cdrerml urn au...latent a, an reldlt lanai reatlwe, ex tend to the Exert of-(.'talon= the nrove.lou , of met tam third of lho ant et Only, FM, 11 .E.ettrea I hat In the roorta tha ( 0 ¢111 , 111 , 1 drier here shall 01, no exelnklost, of :m e a !loves n mount. of color, nur ally v,l a lion, u to, lause la. 1., t•mly to, or i 1.• ill the eet, irlei. Ile otter the Coto t of hell reeently held that ILrat emu , of tit,. United store., and I iterelttle the law dal not apply ill It. 'rho amendment, tiller It ~hort tiler totaion, Watt avrerat 111. TLo bin tern reported to tho nouee CO,A01..”10, 1:51J1:. • After .141 u Unpile•, Ulu rt".lt,te3l, 3y 1)1 to r. 7, att nownchnent 11333: no tarlller , pprOpflUtton h be n,arlg• for KIK/1 3 :1333; .ornt3lolo .3,3133 of 1110 C0n0r3,3-3onnl nut ypp , ll4lll. to Inc whet, of L.>. 2,11....u0d• no Congres33. Thol/1 - 13,190 that the C1L1:e.1,1141.C0 Win 010,” u( LI, p,,,ut con. •a rrg , the purcll,..l of u tot. pllO,l ,et of rho Ithovo raub rn: 1,01,1 No anti IMtsgate, iwatust . . The periagr.Ph “PjaOerhffiel: 4.10.ce0 for fßellttutlug [etc....ruin/ (0 VOM I/I u ale:tt th:. twocu the Athuitle /tell waS atruct, ,0u.0,0, or wrecrclc,. The purogrovir , tvproproLtio;: t on ed for collet:11m: at:Uinta, and nulls l ro. gt , r ,i to the mineral resouts•sa of the North. western States, was strta out-61 against INCILEA,LD r.% V To 'Lora,. c ,,,,.... • no alloqitOrnl. lookto 41, itporOria tiOrt for increavirf comp«, t lon Lo cl el 1. 1110 eMplOyr 9 Of MO 1100,, wo: ut:ootT,l. /.110 bill woi th.1,...“1. -- ruprteo Tho 6ommittco on. Lt, wn3 matrua tell to consider the expetlloac, of t , CcUrtng official r eports of tb. , proc , vilbvs lit 1-013- gro.R by reiaribro uhwen by t.,ciciloatb, un d for tbetrpublieutbbb utt nu Goner:anent Oilivb. ItEL , tl , l3: 10 ft.., it:. ? t Et: ,'rt 111011011ot Mr. W.ISIIIIUMNL, . ens, thu Secretary at the Ttesserywan in street to 'sport % th at t, doe by the 17Oltest Ststf, to Tess& previous to. the retro.lion ; what n pap] 114.1 hot her Texts, hta tscvnlothcf for ll,umoney; un,l tho stores tattoo by her hor the Coelettethey. Id F:,Tr t. !!.T:,. - . On motion cr Mt. lql.) W ILL L. tho Comma ton ou Wnyn end :Staub wan insli - lated to - , ~-..~~ MEEM Inquire Mt° the expediency of malting thd tariff on stilt goods Imported specific and according to weight, instead of ad valorem. flerdrti Mlle from the Committee on the Dlitriet of Columbia were re-iamt. -•. • • PLOPLLIT, OP Vie LA.,: Loa/tam:Rat V. Mr. COUlt intralaceil a bill to enable Um ir oiled Stilt. to reaover property formerly 0, Magma. to ttio Confederate Mate, (bat buy la.aa lost or smoggleil away. .ii.eft•rred to Lae ~ t ifilelary Committee. STEVEN'S' TtEI CIVST"CCTION BILL. The House then considered fin Stevens' lieconstrow lon bill.. .Mr, K Lit, of 1111 nois.'Sfiolus against the WI! In its pre tent form, objecting to several rointq In II; and evpreiSing donhts 011 TllO lit 01 theAllird section. sub:, totitlve °ejection, however, was IC the 'seed., In couteattlto; ..-Sich lie de nied that the people of the southern States were uropuld be made sO by the law ol Congress. They lwl.necer ceased to be cltizeus of . the United Sta:e.:. Their Gov ersonant had ndver been recognized by the Coiled States or any other country. Ile oh. _lca's: to other sections of the 1,111 and do cired It relerre.; the Committee oil Ile. roust ruct lon. warning the Iloilo noisiest ;rending or dishonoring the States of the Chloe. t3CINSEI.I. nut lZrtc , l the bill. Ito not preparea to yield up nif hi, judg- Tent to th, Committee on Reconstruct:op. he ke.IOIIWILS e . eer/tilif 'way and he want ed the mutter dhiposeu of by bongrexs. Loneresq would demerve the - repfoa!th of the world If it did not gee toot the friend, ei tile unt:on iw the rebel Staten bad not nilt protection, extending over their Ilvea. and politlcal and civil rights. lie Would not mtvotate the execution or banishment Of rebels; but wottld Oat. black mon by their ,ldes with equal rfght. PRIDOING Id nlyrr.4. M , . IVA:AN intr a oduced bill to repar! thus, Joel.: of he railway bridge bill of la,d_ ....Sion, which nutllOrirey low bridges. ISII . V.OVEVENT oy nner . . .. • On motion of Mr. DniuGs. the Secretary usl:eu for the results of the sur- Vey,, for Immo:a:lents tai Ontagonon nor , hor on Laue auperlor, an:: It ~o ne have bjen made thon to order such to ho tril.•lr.. .311,1,1:1(a41 introduced u bill to amend 11:•• the Illapotmlof certain coal lands tel tonal propTrtv. l',eferred. . . - WEN'ES, TO 1.10 OE THE statert Mr. I..IWItENUE Onlo, he a. OP 0v014111.111y 000001 for the last throe tit*, or Cue Week! It present he woold have-to tu.l. for the bills slim:Mug Nebraskanod t:oloratlo, end in favor of Sr' Doutteelt , amendment=. In reply to the Speaker, Mr. STE:Yr:NS 'unmated be would try ..nil e 1.0.0 the do. ::ale on his lull next.. week. ..111Jourel. - A .1/...0rs of the Ler:i./A , ...".—Tb. I-41.41,410 Action of Tba: of ' Nasnmr. ian erz 6 ?limn= In the Ilmise toslay. Ibis believed by :rad. tam radicals that the Laalniature will confer ,01r . roae anon the negro., keeping white rel - !!!cfrsnriliondi and also enact a law rhceum . armed mltitla at tFe all4m.al of the Governor to maintain order at the poi i CITY AND SUBURBAN LL Y.:eft:Nay Warden William White meet , .1 a letter from St. Charier, Hone county, illfootf; ofiriressell to the oSteward of the Pittsburgh Mato Prison." 1 . 1.0 waiter of the letter earnestly requested Information concerning the; whereabouts of John W. a petal( man, adcd about tWenty twOS . e.irsialhilig whether lind wits at pres ent Confined in the Jail, and if no, on what charge. The letter was signed Lydia flonSe, anft :lir writer concluded by saying that by `tie, Tueltleta pentahliait In the elf? tlr. White would gain urethan?, of v:dna - eft toolbar and a loving stater. lining lions°, it war stated, war formerly einolneed on the Peunsylrania Railroad. an•l herred three years hi the Cloth reef• went of lihnol> VOlunietra. fly reference f 0 the Jail record-it appeared that the man 1100-e had burn committed on the 111th of April by Alderman Taylor for, hearing on a chat ge ounotfong counterfeit money. By in o fry et ahlerimill Taylor We ii4Cortain• ed that the hearing:lad been accorded to the tocusfal on the Poll of Apr.l, word, ILI no cynic:nee nos et/deceit to chow that ho wet in an manner guilty of I Ito-charge, he ff 4 II ottoral.l - illSchalged. Since that tlino mooing hots been hear. , from him. It certainly to Lc noned that he wilt speed tly make tile whereabouts known to the qt., 1 ones at home." The prevaliinee Of thin aliment ha, he , celoo No ...ninon that Dr. (.00. IJ. Leyner, of ? I %Vinod 'trod, bd. given special attention to tad .dillect. During the pad I wenty yearn not only angled the anatomy of her all, leal 6a.. brouiht to Inn aid appliance.. mni device,. that will rrtain any kind of leo ..In, and 1n a vusims illrllYOr 'I ?bor. . ?,??.I',rad lea? nor, ElCry kind e..? it ..ut tilO wont apprUved sort will lie oln lo antaliliantnent, nenltlen every ot 'de. thanieal appliances lined In the cur,. of Illnease or deformity. Any of our render. who ?nay stand in need of any arti cle .? thin kind, Rlll , we are anntired, be an ennui...Mt...l at this entabllnUnent. The lawn, has reeently v anted tau Lantern en taalinliiiients for the purpose of proekrtng I the. he, modern huprovemente, no tljat be flea 1.11,110 nanortlllClLt that cannot be ear. unctulnebn and variety in the Santa.. Particular attention rti the apoltentinti of trunnes to children. 3i...1i -1,1 onlea and consultation room, DJ Penn street, corner of Evans alley. Popular Nhoe Palace Emporia.° N0...Y.101.1:1d Fifth street, W. B. Clapp N ( oitt.tny, still . 111aintalna the long climb. lobed reputation of la Ilret ClaiSa boot and shoe nuts se for the millions. Wo would nay to throe • who have been deferring the purchase of new hoots and elioce, In consequence of 111011 prices, that they need no longer delay, the time having ar t I ved wham they eau obtain this Intl leper, sable article, at a cost quite as reasonable a, In the days of specie payment. that tide assertlon le correct, ran readily be getin by calling at the well-known estate Unbiased of IV C. Clapp t Co. No. :St and .1, girth street, where you will lied an en& Iteet variety oc hoots and Shoes. ' Will be Taken Up an Monday. It wire announeed In the Criminal Court yet.t,,,lay, that the case of the common• wealth vi. Thotnas bruit b, colored, M aki moot. murder, would be taken up on Monday forenoon, at ten o'clock, at wit: it ch li e all iti nuniOned were ♦ ;- p ttl eeled to be in 'attendance. Smith, it reeolloCled, caused the death of Mr. llon , blerick, a member of Theatre orches tra, by shooting him with a pistol in to. her Wore florae Pdealind.—Martla boa er, 01,00 t a tulle and a half Ler nd Willi lio.lnirg, In Wilkins township, came to Mayor SleCarthy'ii ninth ys.mnrday, and tn• Iptmnd the °Metre Clint dliringWedneiday night too valuable mares belonging to 11110 I,3ii peon stolen from , 1114 stable by some person or perms unknown. One 01 the rtolen an inliale wan 3 bapp with a white star on her forehead, awl thoother Wok gray. Ite.it.les these the thieves stole one buggy bridle and one cninloon blind bridle. No 0131,10 the thieves nun been found, but the no.tee Intro tile matter hi Lands. A reward has been offered. ME Counterfeiters from MuslinSte.—On Wedne4titiy- three men named William 11 u:the , . Marc. , ilttiMes and William 'Lunt, were turned neer to the rare or Warden white, having been committed to Jail by United States Commissioner blowbray; of Titusville, to await. trial on a charge of lin, 1n,," in their pmsesslon, passing, and at temnttnr to plea countertelt [mama] curt. realty. hey are to be tried at theadJourn ed teBBll3o of the United States ttirCUIL Court, which 111013td on the 21st inst. Choice and Pare Cetnelles.—Nr. tle. rge Itenveu. of Federal farm, Allegheny. en joys the reputation of being the most az .ert Inanutauturer In this nelghborhoo, of choice, pure candles, made from the of sugars anti syrups. He. defile extenel ely In foreign confectioneries, fruit., to., W Ito Ills cough candy Is without an equal in be mats. We cheerfully commend bun • . file denting, honorable gentleman, with whom it, Is u pleasure to deal. Italian Opera Iticatton.—Wo are to be favored with u visit from the celebratal Ituliun troupe touter Dina. Strakoahts direc tion. The company is Licitly spoken Of by our cotenotoritrlee. and we doubt not that our In todc-loving public will hail with de light their coining here. 111eyerboorta great e,t. work, L t -tfricuine. will be the chief at. traction during the stteon, which will be !nutted to ale nighte, comma:Mpg robtn ary till ut the Opera Mute. Death °tau Old 4.ll.i:ea.—Mr. R.obert Barclay died in thin city, on Wedneeday, a y the edvaneed age of sevontyeeven., Info I mer. year,. Mr. lhochly,earrrled on th • bu.incas 01 u plumber, and we undoretand ~ r eni,l the first hydrant within the limits of our municipality. ih, funeral will take place till, morning from Ida luta residence on the Terryville road. the beet assort. inents OY eel lenge+, chandellere, de., which le to t found to this city, now displayed at the well.known firm ofJohn Bon L Co., No. t 4 Market Street. They keep the vete style of goods, and retail purchluers and dealert, can go .to no better place for ...dui:Lion and bnrgLing. IMII IMMI .;~,, Flto,ll NASHVILLE. 11 here Jan.? I=l , ~... .\\ '7, ~, j ' • ii i , I ~ 1 ....„. s . . I \s' :* ( . ~ , COURT lIEPOR'fg. I =2 thiTRICT COURT—Judge Hampton. 'al. Ben , auttn Cour,in vs. Chat - lea llama, J. H. Choesatatrongh vs. Tenon. mart, Corn pally. Wm. U. 'fbonap.ton vu. Wm. right. I.:look vs. Penna. Salt Mount. Co. 91 hill ' afindor,pn vo Adam Kropi, et al. Of. U. W. Horback ct al vv.. Jamas Dennis- . ton oral. W. Barker vs. Bcnocil District of Fourth ward, Allegheny city. Egnert Ward v, Oliver It. Jones, mI.III3IAVAOI, COT,ON Fitton A O.N. Mete v - terrett. Fo,tor. lt7Ood. ug,part vs..me,han, "v. Wll.ll. 1: Fulton vs. l'ltill l .s. Ilartmoyer vs. rt Xi Court of Common Pleas Before lien. James Sterrett. r:A. Dilworth for use of .f asap), Dilworth vs. Work, XeConell A Co. Plaintiff claimed the defendants, wile lately failed In rieSs as bankers In Philadelphia, had, at the time of their failure, on deposit with them a balance in his favor of t 20,039,45: that elect their failure Messrs. Kramer A. halite, who were members of the firm of ',Cork, IdeCouch .0 Co., paid over to Joseph 1/11- werlth, equitable plaintiff, the sem of 49,543,4, tee applied as a credit on the above stated sum, so that there still remained duo and unpaid to plaintiff by defendants $17,- 111,43, besides a large amount of Interest. For the defense it wag averred that after the failure of Work. McCoucnA Co, three tututhers of the firm, Allen Kramer, rdward Itahm and Ilorenee Kramer, desir ous of steering the Allegheny county ere& leers; by the API of • lowa - were enabled to offer them twe'r•Slvo per ceet• upon their several claims, izn far as Kramer A. Rabin rem concerned, upoti the condition that said credal:iv! Wortlfl itecepi - the Sam!) in full satisfaction of their claims, and w,oold upon the payment of the twenty-flirt pet "a, t. release and discharge drainer a Rehm fiord cif forther liability on acconnt of the indebtedur?.f VI Work, McCouch Co.; that F. A. DU worth,leget plantiff, with Other creditors, accepted tills prdposit ion tivt to making the payment of twenty4lve percent. plainti rep .Ktli that the amoilel due at very nearl ff y amount.l'l7, la the schedule of settlement tens 1 3 ;,11:d.kk. IVOR wb hit twouty-flve per cent, would be V.2.;f...7!thel the Dilworth. requested that for certain [Tr:rt., the amount pald them should slay a few doliz.'rs. a mere nominal sum, as they said, from this ameant (Seati.- uo, end accordingly a check. was drevrnfor the enin of V1,1ff.07, being an addition of dollars to the amount aforesaid for which a elieCe zwen to Y. A. fled Joseph till vorth, when they agze together, with the fdi lt . eolied3e upon the - pat of both of them the.. :t red in porsuance °rite agree meet to pay twenty-11re percent. on the amountdee and the release Of Kra. Mer Kam from .fu her liabilftrd that. the chot;k wan delivered, accepted paid, and eltdolusel.ire Joseph Dilworth; further, that In phliit Mfact the tear amount due F. A. Dilworth by defendants, at the time of their failure, *ad :Mont 010,11 CO fees than the amount represented, (which fact r:;1. admitted In the affidavit of claim,) 'whereby plaintiff: received a 2,500 Mete than he was entit.ed to under the twenty-lira v•er cent. arrangement; that when the check Firm Joseph Dilworth li ho executed and deveref: a bond, whereby he undertook and agreed, lu conshieratiott of the pay facet of r.5f13 57, to indemnify and earn harmleSs Kramer A Rehm from all further clatter of F. A. Dliw orth for or on account of the indebtedness of defend. nuts to him. hti eaCe, occupl,l the attention of the Courtmost of the day, and shortly before adjournment tan jury ICM1(11 . 01.1 a verdict for defendant. TI 2hotuas Wlstmun vs. Arch/Dula WCIel• land. (Execution attachment.' Carutsbee eeknowledned 41 . 2.17 in las bands, and de fendant claimed that the money waa ex empt from al taehment. under act of A.- setubly. Verdict for full amount claimed. Lew is Peterson v., it, C. that'll/erg. ap peal from ludgemenc of Justice- Little, of Terence= in a cult for the recovery of rent due. Oil tflal. Court or Quinotor ftesolons INforo lion. I:avrio Stoo 0. AL, LOW , 1311[CCNT ass•ntr.. Alexauder LunalllM, of West Elizabeth, employed at OfNeill's Cool works. was placed on trial oa an Indictment clowning alto with having assaulted, v. it In indecent intonf. Mrs. nfralf Rapp, at McKeesport, on lino .Z.nh of October inst. Mrs. Rapp wan called and testified to tile!art. For the de fense It was shown thai the .lefen , lant had been driukom very Ireoly, wad It tr.s claimed that be was Infoxlatted to Click an eXtuntaa to precnolo the Idea of a aellber• ate latent to commit a rape. Thu 1417 tonna a ',nut; of koilty of foriptt and battery. ..,....sztOM+ roLICUMAN. Christ. Bradford wan arraigned Oil an Hl .llct/i,cot ‘.llrgln, z ; Litu with helvecom mitted an itspekull and battery upoeLiaviii Buchanan, one or 1/14.1 special city police. inen. The defendant, it wan alleged, coin .] ittr.l the Mien,' while under arrest for malicious mischief. lieu:hada violent teals. tan, to the arrest, kicking, airlking and interfering with the °nicer, who had him In charge, Including till prOSCOutOr, in 1,0- ryttlty he could. it finally became necessa• r.r to PrOcur wa..d li the ou to reeve; tarn to tombs, and i e t was during the struggle that he was alleged to have cotton itted tat amault and battery Timm cringer Buchanan, On trial at adjournment. .Oyer pod Terminer. Dalore Judges Stone and Mellon IN.,ANC uonaaar.. The case of the Commonwealth vs. Robert Mahoney, atlas ...Miser Dab," - Indictment murder, was dmposed of on Thursday fore noon. In the early part of Decomber laet James McCutekeon Was shot by the de fenni.ott, who Is a colored Ulan, at a house In the boroughof Shargainurg, the wound Proving fatal. The fact of the killing was admitted, and Gen. Collier, for the defense, put in the oicaof Insanity. It was rrUren conne!uslvely that den endontiwas insane ' In curably .4 . ), and the Jury found a eerdlet of onot guilty" by reason thereof. Mahoney was remounted for the present. He will like ii' he neat to filament, there to he kept in Glebe COrithleliletit, ttu 9C01338 to labor unit the hail uctnatlon that his life lain danger, and almost constantly bad a loaded gun With him, with a Slow of defending Win ed!. Dlowt rlet Court. Before lion. Moon H. ilampton. A. W. roster vs. rotor Coleman. Jury c. rlnge4 21laverlil plaintiff Thomas W. Brlggs 'ord let 0 favor of for $4.16.:i7. James 4 )'Connor vo. Larblett, Smith .1 CO. rhlgment allowed for amount. claimed. = " and a tort loodmme letZer batted about ..,,11.7evz,likr,Ipith rat and toothsornt- cruet, my 11 mootb. body:, Dann him-1 have been ant feted with ter ter or aalt rheum for about thirty years. Thu last ten year, it turned to the erysipe las: It was of the worst kind. lily whole body was covered 5011.15 it. Thu spots over my body were as large an a copper cent. 31y face and eyes were covered so with it, that I was almost blind. I lost my hearing, so that I could not hear without speaking very loud to me. 1 tried all kinds of doc tors, of every school of medicine, for years, without any benefit, wad went to some a very great distance, who were celebrated ua physicians. I had to have my hands tied up they were so troublesome and covered with diocese. I MP now well, and have noon cored by taking less than dozen bottles of Your 11Iood Searcher, at a cost of that many dollars, wile. I bed spent handrail.. be fore. You may publish this If you wish fur the benefit of other sniTerers. qEmzserrat (1/dtasa, Cheater, *etas County, Clhto. Ask for Dr. 71."e.05cr , .1 - 11fowl Searcher and take no other. 61 per bottle; 6 for ts. If VOUr druggist don't keep it, write to Dr. koysur and he Nall send by express. berlfre Piale.—The attention of our readers la called to the advertisement of the sale by Stferilr Cluley,-oo 31on day next, at No. 201 . Libeity street, of a large lot of fruit in cans, ytekles, vinegar, soap, han dles, brooms, butter, tubs, buckets, tobacco, cigars, The sale positively take place as announced. - Poino do ( Wu Argentlete—For Instantly plating all articles of copper, brass or. Ger man silver, with pure sliver, wham worn oil; and for cleansing and polishing sliver or silver-platto ram Warranted to can ' lain no quicksilver or acid, or 11.11 y la)orloaa article. For sale by J. Sample. Allegheny, and all druggists. • deleat Additional Clay and Suburban on Fourth Pour. EBIQZ , tu, :1111 Text . ofble 4e., • The Meads of the fatally are reonentrutty cited to attend the tutrafal Ibis (IN Way) monic . • 110, et In uraivek. from his lets residence Cn the srayerallts Plank head. Carriages wht jokey, Biller liradiry•.thabie. Al!egheny. at no'eleel. Therwlay. January-17th. 147. at 4.:' ' •etotl . 51re nArtAlt selfeof dn.- C. Conroy; She terraria will take place from the realdente of her f elheriXta . (teerge Ete,tor; So, itt Third street. 01:1 taitt."/MAY 1501LM31.1... at o'clock, to proceed to. ht. Pali., Catbedsal, where the tuteral ...vie" wilt be told. sea from tbcacc to NI. 3.1147'. eel:beteg. PRICE THREE CENTS NEW ADVERTISEDTENTS. A GREAT SALE =1 DRY GOODS EMI J. W. BARKER & CO., 59 Market Street. ass res. rniescn tenninos. nierrs, & EMPRESS CLOTHS AT PRICES REDUCED 37 , 4. TO'ISO PER CENT. I.ooo' PIECES DEEMS GOODS OF ALL HINDS. Some of these reduce.] to ono half !armor price, SILKS FOR EVENING, ,CARRIAVE STREET DRESS, in- great variety, and at greatly reduced price, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. Were or. log out our ,tock of these vet y t.. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, CASSLYI RES, XATTIN ETS, JEANS • 6.e., all reduced La price. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. TOWEL ING S,NAPKINS, DO Y I ES. BUJ ELS AND OTHER HOUSEK EEPING VOODS EQUALLY CHEAP. ' NIIFIETING AND NMRTING IIES. LINE GUEATLT lILDCCEIL A go.l article at 12'< cents per yard. EVERYTifiNG CHEAP. BOYS' WATCHES IN STERLING SILITkR cAags, dometntnt ntre fore Holtosy Present. =sae es• Ors's!, Co our order. by oat of the beet ts,turets In Europe. I.lnsranted to be psrfLet. Time Beepers from $.lB to 525. AT DI'NSEATH & CO.'S, a moo. 06 311.1.2t1 a. 1131=11,10t, IWPIT'TSIBERGH THEATRE: , Ntage Mana Las - ers WM. HESS o ICRSON, ger.. WILLI A MS Treasurer ilAuur TXRIti ASTON.. •TRIBAT EVENING. January htb, IR:, bah eat of Stirs ANNA. La VEBINO. A 31NOTEIL B The performance o commleueuLL. with Inc sea altion drama, In Thorn act,. eared kudneritte La n o rg U o l n t dy OB A l n E & Levering l'hr Q. W. BallAII•ti GRAND BALLET; TROUPE. conslatlnpof &bind - young lade...rill, 1I a m- lIITAITT 211= i i r lt ' . '' 'it i e 4 alote lf t E O conclnle with tun Comic. Panto,nlnce entltlnd. THE IiCttOOLNAOTHIL Family Alat/non nalarday afternoon. when will he performed • Grand Pima fleet Pantomime, Beantllld Ballata, de. THE PLACE TO BUY COOD BOOTS & SHOES • caziamax; 3EB .emr , 261c0L1N700.3K S, .iro. 92 Fedtral Street, I= WATCHES, CHAEVS AND AT A TEST SMALL PROFTT. AT WILL T. WILEY'S, dab 6 Wylie Bt., 3d door from sth. DICLEIL CLOSE & CO., Practical Furniture Manufacturers COL PENN AND WAYNE SYS L~taet styles or rux.VITI;ILM eonnanthr on 4.1161 EN. • 1T1V12.13.1.1.7C411.12Cz1EL. Na. Is, Fourth strce. rittsbu rah, r.. Coryilin of at kind.; ()RAPES. 131.40. - En, and evert O. entiption or Enna"... Furnish tar IiCK.4 lurul n ad, itson. open.sd day and night. titan. and Earriages fal.ned. . tvartittnurs—E.a.. path( Karr, Y. W. Jacob.. D.D., Tbon.a. E tuF. E.,. Ja na. 11, R . T. wurrE ix c 0.,. DIIERTAKERS AND ERBADIER:s., tlancbtatari Wood'i Hun atd vicltal COFFIN ROOMS ATRANCHESTER LIVEAYSTABLF, Cormar fillatelald'and ttbartlara at. est, rc and fittAINGLS AIVID LIEIIO‘S-10 bls. !rash Havana S. ?t Liza fn.n Menlo& Lattnran. JUL r'laVr:.lo.rigity jai! Yof . LUI =4E3 Wood agent. NEW ADvire. 30 DAYS' SALE A T EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES, lE.,'n tire Stook GREAT REDUCTIONS. marl• GOODS AT ONE HALF THEIR COST, Embracing the immense Monk or BOOTS &SHOES, DRY GOODS, Blankets,. Flannels, SHAWLS, FURS, WOOLENS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, DRESS 000115, CLOTHS, Coals, Pants and Vests, kITEW GARRETS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, M'CLELLAND'S AUCTION HOUSE, I.)]R,N - tai-COCODS, Alf D SHOE EMPORIUM, 55 and 57 FIFTH STREET, r77d wk =I EAGLE COTTON WORKS. • HAVING TIECtirrILT PUB.' g:IIA.KD THE ItAOT.I.! GO rTn.l; wlttoi t Ivrh.triv owned be rum. Iltma oe re.,effutly [.form tee oub: 1 . w*. • tintte the matnatieluze Of • Sheet; nes, Cotten Yarns, Carpet Clllllll'l, Candle Wick and Batting. ("at rt br left tho thZett of the Warta, ConNft !MELIA A.N smrsiiSTS,IIIIGREITi OR AT 'ME PITTSBURCH BREWERY. Corner of Duquesne War •¢4. Harker's AllcT I =,. .ittmiki‘trig224 IPar, JOSHUA RHODES & CO. S 9 89 89 89 S 9 89 89 89 99 : 89 MARKET STREET., 89 1317 T(/ ; s9 C, 3EI 114, s 9; S 9 Afarket Strad, AND IrET YOU " BOOTS SHOES &C S 9 9 9 T' • THE CHEAPEST A.ND BEET rIN IMEC3EI 's9! NO AUCTION GOODS KEPT. 89 JAL ROBB, 89 Market M. 89 89 89' 89 89 89 89 89 WELDON & KELLY, PLUMBERS, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND BRAES FOUNDERS, • Lett 111111031.132 tart oz fliandellers, Brackets, Lead . Fipe, Pumps, Slice( Lead, &c., 41.1.WAY3 09, MIRA 164 Wood Street; near NUM WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES Have More Improvements, AfaIERS LESS AVISE. " :r=it'fau S g7l47.::t.'gr l iZ ° "` - VErf. SIIANIER it CO., 27 Fifth Street,-Pitteburgh. 1310:rn . . . .. . .. . 7.ti.r.: LIGHTNING . LAS. _ .. 11. C. JONICS....D. caAlnronD -J7IO..IKIGICL. JONES, CRAWFORD 8 VOGEL, AV& Tnm MOST POWEDFUL AND TRIILY BRILLIANT r COAL _OIL 081 LICIIITEVEIL PBODLTuED. , . • • Adopted 1by37. - 14 'Government. • . Non explosive. Cheep and Beautiful.' Gives a brilliant - 141D three-fold greater tams au) other lamp. Tkl. Devon la adapiad to all ImisoPunVos es. and as the wick to merely aoolduclof, never re i quiresw tell:ne rd :lug. Boraces ohtl a sla x pergi , V u7.`r'ilt nteitiis 717 a lari. 7 thAt., opposite Pont/glee, &tare rittook's New. Depot. weeund floor.. non JOHNSTON..... . JOILITEITOT & • 3"17 DEAL/LB:I IN Flue Watches, (locks, Jewelry, SILVER-PLATED WARE ETC ., No. q 144 .I.;IBLUTYIIT/AZZT. . . .• , inttll, l: ll . l LVahe„t!Onll•l* Sir Ca[jfeetai of Wallet' cyes b. Bevehtne Wate , ms. Cloekt and Jewelry. All work wa rant.: RonsEss uousEsu FOR saiiiiart• ri KnOtl, /0,3311V0RX H059X3.1.t 33 will bp add them .11033 rtjuvEat. HO 3 k.: vre •rooa IVOR.X. X E. .3. 32 . 3 tet. '9 ur ...deocd w.a6jariaflL, .21. , N, l/1 _ Virmt tn., tuar . sr, . • .f lI.L I.E /c•sott.fral • .f..0 , 0.0rre.. ,, 16•11.1 . 06 .otc boo Iv: •.f ocrulrttr, corer, ouc. lo 111* co t lt . OW, .1 on 1”1, , Otoo nt,tb oneoten F., hurts , lota.F.ti Or latles. cell at Control Urns Mon ef co- Alleikez4 WY.