The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 22, 1867, Image 1
THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Ptrausurm BY ?BMW, REED it CO., AT GAZETTE BUILDING, zao• cie situ= iirrocm. F. R. H ? PPM24I-131AN. Egitorx. T. P. OUSTON. . I=l Blairle Copies . cheered by carrier, (per wresti..—;.. 15 Coate Matt babacrlbers, (per Yter) / M .OO. Liberal redactions to ZievesboTT snd Art". =I ThreoCoptes; per year. by ..... Plea do. do. do. each...... Tenor more cord., to one addreer. and one clot, each CITY ITEMS The ihdirm• Irnir and rextlial At tbe nunday School room of Trinity ;tr,pikoptiii Church. Sixth Areal., will he contiOned 'tills evening. runner will ha ,t.ervag Ett.G P. 0.. and thu Fair will continue until 0 r. N., when It will cl.c by a Pak, at 'auction of a 'variety of fancy artichts, • firologleal I.ecture, At, thalvertuty Bull to-night. `.: taseekilaster At i'donnle.ilall to-night. = Zitovvratiay at Bpenes . o, Sp. 73 Markei St The Greatest Sale of the Fieason. Tho Opera Mute Shoe Store la tall blunt Go today. -Lodlon' Furs. -At the lost clots Fur House of Wm. nom lug, N 0.14, Wood street. Important Truth, TIM fact ias become well estaLlished that a large class of diseasee can be 'traced to depraved state of the blood, anti are restllly ouretlby Adel _remedies de will enter lets the blood, and expel from it all particles. By this-means the remedy can be brought Into ImMediate contact with the disease. The remedy that stands pre-eminent for thia Purtaiso le Dr. Keyser's /Rood Searcher. Scrofula, Elitg's Evil, Cancer and Canmr mia Tumors, White Swellings, Enlargement of the Belles and Joints, Chronic !Chown. time and 'Gent, Eruptive Diseases of the .ISkin, old and Indolent Ulcers, (lentil - o.llnd Goitrous Su - 011111gs of the Throat and Neck. are cared by DE. KEYSEP. , S .111.00 D SEARCHER with a certainty that has ns• Welshed evert men- well schooled In tut:di em, D.untireds of such persons are new aullatmg with diseases of this class, who, If they knew the mires made by Dr. Keysur's Blood eeareher, would not hesitate ono 1. stunt in giving It a trial. trial will glve COIIIII.ICTICC,.ti perEOVC, L . ., =CO la the use et the medicine will restore himdreds of sufferers to health and useful ness. -.lle .ireif ut and oak jiff Dr. frelisrr'. Blood Searcher, mid;takc no Water. It your drug glrts di, not keep It, write to Dr. Ney:wir, 140 Mood iitreetainit ho will send It by expres, al per bottleiltix bottles fur V. • Macs:Mister At Masonic Mull to-nicht. Don'i EnlC To call Ms day at, Ko. 73 Market fitrect, for it new Spring ,acque. Spring, Styles or Slats - add Cops, dt the fashionable Rat and Cap llpuse of Wm. Flouting, \o. 139 Wooil street. Undeniable .Attraction•, Alt the Opel& Meat, Shoe store, where 'joy are closing out all goals at leas that` vest, to order to go into the wiioleaale bust BUJ Pi h!ski. pea - re and Cnnmits• “Let me haye teen about me that are fat, sleek heitded men—Ton Cassius has a least and hungry look; such men are dangerou,” So said Snukspearc, Now Castes, lilie many another simple men, was slim because 'he know-not how EP upnreante imoti 11 he were hrinn to-day ho would not be re preached heeateni lean, for at Itoltzheimeria Contlnentallbalonn, he would repair like ell Sensible mantle. and pirtake of thesplendid ly gotten np meaLs and he us sleek and fat ' n41:119 - SpitllErrtot. . taisins - weal,' appreci ate Tioltztteimer's bill of fare and would be One Of the numinous patrons who throng this populaf rustaurantday and alzht. -ts Casino In dead, We ran only telrlee lean men like Urn to patronize no other • reAnursat than the Continental, next door to the Post °Mee Fifth street, unless they want to keep lean and spare-honed. Mac Allister AL .11xisonip Bull tonight. Tho Prettfeet Aod most stylish wrap, for spring wear, Is now in store at Spence's. Country Dealers 'Will do well to attend the Great6laty Days' Sale at the Opera Ilou a Shoe Store, as they will there find a greatvartety of goals suit ed to their trade, and ter lota money than they eon be bought in the Itaetern market. „ To Housekeepers. .Good Tomatoes at 30 cents per eau. • Stramberrtes at 40 cents. Jilackborries at 40 cents. Peaches at 10 cents. Peach Marmalsdo at 50 cents. reach Jam at 30 cents. Goad Raisins at t• 0 cents per nomad. uaoa Prune. at as centsper pound.. 0/ocsl Currants at 21 cents per porad. At 110 Federal street, Allegheny City. Qco..gcsvas _ • NI Ninon., Of Wenn% lel Children Are often overlooked. Worms In the atom acit end Lowell cause Irritation, which can be removed only by the use of a cure rem edy. Brown's "Vermifuge Comilts," or • Worm Lozenges, are simple(and effectual. Sole 'Agent for Pittsburgh 'and vicinity, „Joe. nettling, Druggist, corn* Market street and the Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa. • Mara[lister At Mamontc 114.11 to-nlght. - 31/icalllnte, At 11 . 141sonle iinll to•uizht. ! Will Open March Ist, Po:. . Gardiner having disposed of hie old place of businesa, will open an entire new 'snick Of Spring Dry Goods, at No. cu Markel street, - west corner Market and Fourth. March Ist, braes and Medic/nen. pouters' prescriptions carefully prepared ithalt tho usual price, at Fulton's I)rug litorei - opposite Postotilee. •: . Ton Catt , Bay •Antetgn Llgnors or 811 kiwis at Joseph 5. Flacten Dint!nary, So; Lit), DI, 1 / 3 and 195 First stioot, Plttsbarglt • • You Cama Bur s per coot. Alcoholat TosePh B. rinClea. Yon Can Bay Now flops at Josoph 5. Finch's. • !fecallinter At /laconic liall to-nl nh t. INSURANCE. The National Fire leloratteetonven. tion—election of Officers and Boni- Des,. Traelorted. Saw Your; February Ill.—The National Fire Insurance convention to-day. elected James 3L McLean, of New York, President for the ensuh,g year, and a full list of other ollicers. W. Conner, of Now York, was elect ed Secretary, F. W. Ilailard declining a re election. Among the Executive Committee are J. It. !Sennett, William Cassels and 10. mph 11. Letter, tilneholati; 5. 1. Atwater, Thomas tewelman William B. helot, Chl tmgot.g.. C. Roam and m. b. Coo, Cleveland; 'S. Warner White, Detroit. The set:lector lionteatnn of Insnrance was referred to the Easentive Committee, and resolutions were adopted recotoniendlng a clause en policies that the Ilse or gasolene In lighting premlaes, without consent In pol- IC.lloeb&Utr?'n;4..t'ele"o:V.Virnis'tntnent of Claims reported that during the past hear there o„ptue,eo,ooe everiethi In the Coon. try, owing to the want of proper itteeethot.. 11.011 of leases before claims were paid_ FROM sr. LOUIS. The Atlantic and Yeetti U Utaliettel—General alic:laaTil"'"l • ••i•r. Loris, February ;:I,—Lovi Persons, xistant President, and J. Rob'neon, Chief Engineer qt the Atlantic and Pacific Rail road,...ro hero (min N•ro• York on business ronneettiCwith the viunroun prom,:catio” work on Met toad to routhwert. Molourl. uf Major tientrid oheriiian and several MU rers of his mail' Cann, [row Cincinnati to Odin, Illinois, to-day. alter., they took the train for Cairo, cutouts to - , 44 * - - ~4,, EilU • I 5 0 . 11.4 u VOLI,TMF. LXXXII.---NO. FIRST EDITION. ONE O'CLOCK. A. M. EARLY TELEGRAMS, FROM EUROPE. suspension of the Habeas Corpus in Ireland. ALIEN FENIANS ( TO BE TREATED AS PIRATE 4. Pacification of BungOry RELIC lOUS CONVonTION IN TURKEY. Halt OP 1,1111.. COMM, IN IRELAND. Lennox, February 21—Noon.—The Sniper sten of the writ of habeas Zorpua Las been prolonged la Ireland. /1161 e... DANIirIMMILT ILL. Dentin, February . ...1.--Bismark is again prostrated by sickness. Doubts are enter tained of his recovery. • Siaratazt ASV TUN PESIANS. LONDON, Futrruury 21.-1 L is stated that , tephens 10 not, and has not been. In Ire land. It is• also reported that be recently bad boos seen In Paris.' Natxonal troops are posted at Various plaza. In Kerry and Cork counties In such numbers as to effec tually prevent further outbreak. run nusio it inane eIIifTNNTSD. Vicxes, February 2i.—The reetorallon of the Con.3titution of 164:f to Hungary, by the Emperor, bus bad the effect to remove the troubles heretofore existing, and the people are quite contented. BALL -or TnxluirrAnWxxocs—,Au7.l or . . . Tar anx,r LITERVOOL, February IL—The ?Acura.: liappatairimock Was sold at auction to-day be Mr. Dudley, the Atuerlean Consul, for £5,A$O sterling. Thnreratrs on the Groat Eastern aro corn. pleted, and eh° was succoserully launched from the Gridiron at iltrkenhaao. A EELIGIOCA CO:MiNTION To ac CALLED Er I= Ltotbon. February 21.—The Sultan of Tur key LlG br oillcmay informed the leadmg pair eof Europe, that he has decided to cal together an assembly of the representu fiveaofall religions creeds in' his empire, for the purpose of adopting measures fo more elfectual execution of the prey:sten o( Firtuan of 1,,,ba. All..Vtit, or Sr....MUNI AT Butt. Dakar, rehruars2l.—The steamship Eo rope, from Saw York, has arrival. LoNDOIC, ronransy 21.—The steam ship Damascus, from Portland ht.nrrtved. ' • ao es TIMATEI, AS SIII.As. • Lnanott, February :I.—The English Gov ernment announces it will treat ahem, caught In the act of 1n irclantl, as ntratea. CON TIEDVIAL AND AINANCIAL. Lorton', February 21.--Consols opened at al •; Erie, 377,“ needs, 7•1; Illinois Central, VEIttOOL. February ill—Nuon.—Cotton very dull and declined an eighth. Middling unlands, LONDON. February 2 1 .—Eiviting.—Coxisols cPosed ILL la. Illinois Centrul, 7,7; 5-Ws, 74; .Eri Lrrouroat., 'February gl.—Esisainp7,Ot— ten-Lim a declining lend enciri siad closed dull; Middling Uplands. Id; Orleans, laid: sales. Isl bales. Corn—Mixed Western sold ex ale 9.1. American Lord advanelne and closed at • 511. Asbes, 7.3 s for pots. Petro.. loam =changed. Inaas roar, February 21.—United States Bonds, Panla..lebraars 2.l..—Ernang—Atnerlcan bonds, Pennsylvania Legislature. Socelai:lnspatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette Ilaatimau au, February .1,13,;. MEE The 'following bills were passed today .1. supplement to an act for the protec tion of owners of the wharfs and landings at Oil City. A supplement to an set incorporating the borongli of East Birmingham. A supplement to an net Incorporating the St. Clair cemetery of Greensburg. Am act to Incorporate the Odd Fellows ae soctatlon of Wayneetiurgh. A supplem-nt to an net ineorpbrating the Ifirminghsm nntl - south - Pittsburgh gas company;- en act to provide an additional Judge in the Twentydirst Judicial District. - The to:lowing petitions were rent in place: • lir. Landon presented a petltlon In favor Of a change In the legal rate of interest tram aLv.to seven per cent. Mr. Taylor read a-petition (row the eitb ZOOS to incorporatoi portions of the town• sh!p, of Bridgewater into the borough of Brown. Sir. Lawrenco =read a remonstrance against the sale of liquors, and against Sunday travel. _ ' Also, a petition to authorise tke School Directortkof the Seventh ward, Pittsburgh, to borrow money for school purposes: The supplement CO Inebrporatu the Blr. mingham Bridge Company was passed, and the general Jury bill was taken up and free ly discussed. IL was dpposed by Lowry• and White. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. Waddell called up an act relsting to the Sato agency at Washington. The bill was amended closing the agency in June Slid no Lion was postponed. The public bill relating to law evidence and husbands d.serthig their wives was discussed during the session and passed. FROM THE HOUTH De!Gitotfon lin - elooth Carolina—Bebel uotragoe in Virginia 'non lien. tarhy—The Poellion of Governor Orr, of South Carolina. New toga, February' 21.—The. flesh)', Southern correspondencerepresents that some excitement exislitte In South, West Virginia, on account onto murder of two members of the nod String Association, a radical organization for electioneering par. poses. In South Carolina, the great destitution is believed to be mainly Alec to the Mao, confection of the !slue system. • A C v case testing the alidity of a power of attorney, held during the war, on which property was sold for Confederate money, spending in the United States Court at Charleston. Mrs. Caroline Carson, daugh ter of the late James L. Fettigrn, and now residing; In Now York, Is the plaintiff. Governor Orr has been severely denotinc, cal for the ments he expressed at the Chamber °Mortimer. banquet, and In ale address to the freedmen recently ho said that four millions dollars worth of property had been banished from Charleston by Ito to of the people tnassociate with north era Inerchents. lAc also announced that he was In laver of giving the negro, who Meld road, the right of suffrage. In Macon Georgia, hign nopesof success ful business Lids year are _entertained by tile merchants. - . The action of Now York In reference to the relief of Southern destitution Is looked to with lively emotion. Tee fiereid's Frankfort ,Kentucky, Er anal imp, The rebels in Boyle county have re cently- sent totters to Lienaral Speed Fry. Captain Goalie°, a relative of James F. Ben, Wellington Ilarlitn, and the °Mears Or the Freedmen's Bureau, to leave the country under penalty of death. Applies.- tlou to General Thomas bets been made for the protection of Union men against Ma.. reaalatOrN. General Fry is the °Meer who I, believed to have killed Zolliceffer, and Wellington Harlan recruited the first ...Puny 01 Union troops raises! in Ken- Welty ilarlag . Lilo war. Neither of them are extremeredicels politically, nod their most probable °dem.° .L 4 thelr.record during the War. A dipatch treat Now Orleans tlaye: Tho rebels hold at:evict. to-morrow, to attotept to Control the Democratic Convention. It Is es. neeted they will chute a epllt In the Conventten between thetnoelveA and the Conservative Unionists, and will nutmeats 0 seporale ticket. with the rebel Ilt,ternl PrettOn for Governor, If there I,lno ppIII, ho_ v. Hahn, a slat... Kt-horn,. 111 Ito the notolt“,-. THIRTY-NINTH CONURESS. (SECOND SESSION.) WASIIINOTO,t. FOruitry 11,1867 SENATE. • GorXll..:llt3T 1 . 1:01,ILTY AT CO . .. int,. Air. WILSON reported u Joint reolllllori of the 11 011801.101141t1111., the buildings at Camp Chase, Ohio, for . the Ohio insane asylum, recommencing an a ...urtamortt providing that the nroperty be used for an asylum for disabled eoldiers. Amendment agreed to and reiolntion adopted. namiloari LAND nnAlrtl. moved to discharge the Conti mittee on the Pacific Railroad trom the fur ther conanleratein of the bill arnn'ing Ltio construction of that . rallmad from Law rence. Hausa,. to the boundary line of Mex ico; also the bill to amend an act granting aid - in the construction of the At lent to and Patina Railroad. Aims from the considera tion of the bill to old In the con-limonite of the Kansas and liesiton Valley Railroad. Aim a bill to meant net for the eenstruetiOns of the Union Piscine itailroad. Also a bill to expedite the construction of the South ern Pacific Railroad. Mr. I lowaril said that la making those moons ho was directed by the Committee. and I hat it ay. done with a new to ezord lie businesS, and not to emit, dire any inewitires. The Committee was discharged from fur. 'alter consideration of the hills Inamud. IRONCOONS rontrtidcAvtost. wlLSoN D introduCed a reartelotlon s au thorizing It Board consisting of six onicer3 to be appointed by the Secretaries or War and the Navy, to make a tidal of the com parative power or realstanets of Iron clad snips and smile fortifications against the fire heavy of artillery. Thu nse of ono of the .strongest Iron clad ships of the navy, and most perfect sea coast fortification for trial t hereby, to be anthorir.i. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Joint res. CONVI,CATEI, O, ' Itr , FRELINIitiUYSEN W reported front the Jtollotary !rpm out too of the Move, the bill to reAtoro posAo.sion of !anal confl.eato,l by ant horlttoo of the rebellious states. Thi, hill woe nmenEled. SOUTH 11.1.17 g• SAICATIO3 SALES. /kr. Introduced n bill to con= arm the ealon mad T i the direct tan corn: mbaltanern for South Carolina, to portions iu the army and navy, or marine corps, provi ding rho condition+ of sold salon had been complied with. Otherwise the property to ho restored to the tax eorntnisaionors, they being authorized to make one hid on cad. tract for the Vatted States. Itoforred to the Judiciary Committees. NAIL TO TON MANDRIL. ISLANDS. Mr. CONN Ls:: reported from tiro Post- Wilco Committee, watts an amendment. the MD estahlishinc a mall rotate between Cali fornia and the Sandwich Island,/ Dr4escudos DATIONAL-PANNA, Mr. YIN from the Committee on linguae, reported a resolution antboria. Inc the Secretary of the Trcasory to rotund to National Flanks the amounts of excesses path in certain cases under an erroneous ruling of the Treasury Department. The resolution was passed. Important buutooss (run the Committee on Commerce win be taken up in order on Monday next, that day having been naegn 'eol by thepeuate, on motion of 21.tr.Cluonl• ler. R Mr, HOWARD. fromAl LUO,D. the Cornmittrs• on the rant& Itatinuul bill• asked that tiutt Committee be discharged (COM ant further Collaideratlnn of the bill • granting that ompany:aid to build their road from Lake Superior to Puget Sound. Thu Cou.mittee was discharged from [unit,er consideration of the entdect. Tiitl TRlosartn. nr rile tons A`t arnica, The bill in relation to the I milart Bureau 14...5i taken un l i e the Senate to-rlity. The 1,111 la (Or thn antinal inspection of the Indian tribes. ro.^ till, the 11011 , 1. f.o.s back a substitute, (WU am for ill In , llan Bureau to the War Department,and agattoW this the Senate Committee on Intilutt make a unanimous rrpnrt. Mr. SIIEIIMSN morel that the Senate non-concur and call for a Committee of Con ference. Ur. WILLISAS was In favor of the I (COOP` proposition, anal rathrt than two It In the Commttttin of I.:09 ft:ranee, he tool ho amnia move to Jude:laity/1 , postpone the bill. It aronlallahencome up AC some future time, Pending eatnnltterattorrlinftlite—Vent Into execuilvo Besstotl. EMT., Erening 6'w-show—rho hill to amend the military hal of last erosion so as to tames Judge Advnentew en the 'nine footing as to tenure of ottlee nw nth.•r ofileerw hnnweA. The bill to ornnt Inner to Oregon to bell , ' a military wagon :owl from Columbia rrwer to Sonic e river. Pers.!. . . . The liullAn Buchan bill war conciderel without action. 11 , 1JOurilud 110 USE OF REPIOI ,I ENTATITES. the Hosea of Itepramentad ves and after transactions of aomu unimportant business, among w pleb vm.l the going of the time for meeting hereafter at 11 o'clock' In the morning, prom:oiled to tare op general bnatnems, WG1111WC: 011 W 11 . 11,1,311,1 At IT. I.OM+. The Semite bill to authorize the coast run- Lion of e submerged tubular bridge nee°, the 31.1a4lesippl river, at St. Louts. Passed. TAVXIM, OW COWTOI,II3 Cor ti NO"Www. InLOPER. from the Couttnitt et, on Way , and AIWW. , •IOI/Ort.l a bill to provide ways and menus for the ear t hat of cote , pound Interest notes, and for the contrite- Lion Of the currency. Mr. Ilonper explain ed the bill, saying the am o unt of compound , Interest .notes, all of which fell I bee Lila ! thleal year, WYS OliW 1.1141,1 and forty Rill. linen of fin/tars. The bill proposed to allow them to Meet the demand by help derived as a special temporary loan, for which err- Uncates are to let loused, bearing an Inter est of 3. tl.l-160 per cont.. Um Committee be. Mg of the opinion that the flunks would gladly exchange thern for such eerrinem e , Mr. STEVENS moved to amend Le sill by making e section read, that the Secre tary of LIM Treasury— he directed 'to re• deem the compound Interest notes frith accrued intermit, and Issue therefor legal tender pries. After debate he widt• ! the words "without interest, not ern edlng In amount, One hundred millions of ikalamo The amendment was adopted by git against SS. The second section of the bill repeals an act for the retiring end cancellation of lour mlllione of grimed/milts per month, and prohibits such retirement during the' current year; the he to lei en grossed, but on the .4 nest inn being taken on the postage of the bill as amended, it WE. rejwatwl IT 73 saltiest Sh ' Mr. RANDALL., of Pennsylvania, moved reconsider the vote, saying that he In tended to move to FLIIIro out tile second section. The reconsideration 'nes carried. Mr. 11.t\1W.f. moved to refer It to the 'Committee on Barking, with instructions to report buck Immediattly the first sec tion only. The hill WWI agreed to. . Mr. RANDALL reported from the Hald nommithm the bill with the second section trunk out. fIOUPEIt moved to tabie the bill. Tte• Jected by he yea* 'walnut 'Arley.. The bill thou 'mused by el‘s acainyt nnyo. Several report• front the Naval Commit tee of a private Lature weto uettal. upon, when a rect.. was taken. azacvrtvn DOCTIL.2.. .Fcerning Scision.—Executiv., do:gunman worn received, enclosing therer.ort of the Secretary of State that Wo, consin and Vennnylvania have ratl• ned the Conetlterlonal Amendment, and from the Governor Rhode Inland a similar announcement; front the Secretary of the Treasury tranatnittime the lint at clerk., Ac., of that Department, and thetr - comoer, cation. All referred. • 4 • On motion of WILtON, of lowa, the Secretary of War was Instructed to report all the Information in his Liematnient, rola tire to property noised or taken possession of by tho Government or Its agents in Louisiana and the amount that bas been ! restored, by whose order, &e. • 1.01.11. or .TAL 11.11.1.1. Mr. CLARK, of Kansas, introduced a joint resolution to pro ride for thu payment 01 certain award. for Motes nustained by loyal Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians. Referred. NAVAL •CADENi . . Mr. BRANDY.IiEE, Irma the Naval Com. mitten, reported a JUNOII3/1011 fur a Doand of nayal olllcers toe:amine into the facts In ref erence to the Naval Academy at Annapolis with a vlow to the expediency oriel i emoval, and to make a careful survey and examina tion of the harbors of Now London and Now: port for a location of such an Academy/ and to report to Congress. Mr. seLIENCI: offered a [substitute dir renting the Speaker to appoint a Commit tee. of three. if the matter to left to too nary Department n report would be got op whitewashing Annapolis. The resolution wont over. 011,4,11 , 10hR - 11 1,16d.11.1( 210065. Mr. DAVIS asked leave to ofror st resolo tiou matt uctlng the Committee of Ways said Means to report n bail nnthorieio the oua rotary of the Treasury to looms U. S. notes not bearing Interest, and, not exceeding 4..SfrlAst,ooo, to redcoat the 7-30 noted au tlay become due. ObjeoLlou made. • Tll6 TAY MU.. • The House, Ot Committee of the Whole comedered the tux hill. Mr. WENTWORTH Intimated tied If tbo bill we's not Iln!shod to-night, ho would move to-morrow to unspen t the, rules mina to discharge the Commliteo tomtits further eonsid..e.tion, and that Ito Would then move the previous quoutlint on It, allowing members to offer I1111.11111.1(11 lOW have them voted. . . Mr. 11.tiV TUNS moved to exempt, from the three cent.. pet pound tax on cotton. ell tlhnotitto , under, flee bales produced by .my one farmer. Rejected. Mr. Ml)Ol . l5Lt moved to among tho 1111. sec Mon, Woo to make Ito, free Ilet go Into operation on the lA, of Starch. Agreed to. Various propneitlona of uniennlnelit to Sttletes ettenterotell In Ibe tree lint wet-. mete, dtecuened and Ito te,t e ll. 1110 COMMIL 01, journe'. ~~'. =- PITTSBURGH,FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1567 SECOIO 101110. FOUR O'CLOCK, A. NI ITRY LITEST TELEGRILS. FROill WASHIIGTON. Statements as to Sntratt, his Sister and Counsel. CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENTS BY THE SENATE. Assessor 1,10)d and Collector Mc- Candless Rejected. 1116 APFO: \ !HMS OF SIONEW, fFSTOJ 6:11) GOCTOI GL61661l ittG FiRS.: IV A9ll llVOtolf Fill;rt;ary 1!,G7. John It. sarrntt SCPIIII. In excellent health. Ile sloops wall and eats hearty but speaks very little and Wen only to regard to his persunal wants. Me cannot ileil or have any intercourse with nay' other prisoners, Itad :0 vory closely it - Mental by the guard. It I. now stated the klersrs..rtradly and 31r, Merrick have been retained ns his Conn. net, and yesterday SI, Wadley, Jr., hod an interriew of wain length with nun. 111. muter, Silas Anon Surratt, orb last Vaal the governirss in the !aunty of Capt. It. I: alone in the lower part of Prince llsoros county, Wit roe seceral weeks past she has boon In this city, stepping with some rotations. The Semite toAlay . conftruie,l the follow. lag apuokuttuent4, Sam and tolu.ul at Ilatuburg. OLZU Elsc...Nll‘,l6tcr to I.o , erla, E,Pumr,l 1« Plumb, Secretary of I.egatlon at Mexico. Joshua, 1‘ Ass,tivat Treasurer of the I ll (l et/ Clifaleeton. Lit V. Norton, zulieltor of the Culled States Court of Cin leis. .A,seelor% of interos.l Itcvenue—lred. Isclinucd, Nebrs.isik; C. It. Whitt., Twelity fourah , listrIct.01110; Junto, fl.lvte. N :nth district, 111110. F. 11. Erie, rat • • . FoßmasterS—Litne I;• Itatchvil, Frank fort, Rentunkv, Fullvrton, ,r. Ellnnpirth .11,113.ter. lown. Collectors of Internal 11.•vennu—Lurn Fluttery, , eppon A. b 1.10.11,. ney, New Meitco.' Superlntendent of Inalan AI '1 nn Hate also rantlfattol lt large num. her of milcary 4Lppolannont, The mono Important holeo the rondo:nr, vrhoonrve.t mo. generak.laring the 0 he, all dating from tile g-1.11 of Jfily to 11l ollgalal viten:l - Lieutenant Colonel Ander. - .1. Smith to be colonel of tt.o , evetzteett. Cavalry met. 31olor John C. Ilulatt.son, Colonel lOrty third Infantry. Major Thomas 1 / I tcher,COlonel Forty. fourth Infantry, .11:0".. Georg.: W. Getty, Co:Oilel Thirty scverall Infantry. .I.LaJur llavlil OLanly, colourl Twenty. • I Cantata "Jolul GI " Co.ono 7t,lrtcuth In:antry. C,ptnio CLntlw urullo. Colonel Thirty 111'Ln loran try. Captain .1' Two:, ty.n.lll - .1 InColtry, Captain Jon:: "lout T went) . - boo nth Infantry'. Major Thonnol L. Crittelnlen, Colonel TI it rcnn.l Info VP try. Major General Vaulrl en Lie Colonel ForLy.aevon'l Infantry. klepr General J. Li:you'd., Colo nel lirenty.oixtb infantry. Major General Benjamin A. ririeriton, Col onel Tent! Cavalry. Major ~.nri•Ed Wagner Swn;oe, Colonel l'itty.ilrst Infantry. Bator General ,N . eletirt A. Mile., Colonel Fortieth InfantrY. Brigadier thnoralJolPA E. -inlL4, Colonel r. y -Iv V en t 4 Cavalry. Briti.oller General Tiletnn, 11. huger, Col or! Thirty•third Inr.thtry. • Brigadier General Edward Haire, Colonel Ninth Cavalry. Colonel L'lturlei li. nullth, latwrct Twen ty-enrlltb Inntntry. Major .1. Cl. Potter, I.leutenunt-Polonel Thirtieth Infantry. M A .1, Culler Jlrover, Ciente:l:ant-Colonel Thirty-month Int - entry. Major Prank 19boston, neutertent-toloio el Thirty-ninth Infantry. tor Char!. Wundm, LleuttusauLCol oriel Thirty-tillnl Infantry. .11.1.10 r livOrgig brook, /Aotlt4:llaElt-Colonel In ratan. Captain 1.. 11. Ayers, I.leutenany-Colonel Twonlywelghth ln (wart,. 'Captain Ang. V. Knots, Lleutonnat-oe onel Thllly.fourtl. infantry. Captain A. 0. Wobb, Lleutennnt Colonel 111 . 11114 Cavalry. Captain 1.. D. 11"atIsin.4. Lieutenant Colo• net Twt.t.lethlnfautry. Captain .taine. 11. fa hewn, Lieutenant Col. Onel Thirty-tat/1 Infantry. Captain ...tont. U. Mclntosh, Lieutenant Colonel Forty-second Infantry. Captain Emory Upton, Lteutenant. ol oncl Twenty-fifth Infantry. Ilrlgtoller lieneral Ldward fildle, Lleutenant Colonel Fortieth Infantry. Brigadier General Thomas C. Devine, Lieutenant Colonel Eight Cavnlry. Colonel Biennial N. llowetitp, Ideutenitnt Colonel Tidily-flied infantry. Colonel (iporge A. Woodaehrtl, Lleutanant Colonel Fourth Infantry. Jame, lj.. filddo, Lieutenant Colonel For t yooteond Infantry. • Edward 51eli&rvey; Llentennat Colonel Tlllrty-necond InUntry. The norninatlnns Lientenant Colonel Stoneware to be Colonel, and Captain Gor don Granger to be Colonel, and Captain Costar to be Lieutenant Colonel, together with others,,rere sent In nt the MOO time; but the Senate to-day either passed them over, or did not definitely act noon them. Thu Sentito rejecioll.lo, following noml natlonn: Assessors Intermit Itovonne—A. U. Ca froth, /air Ditartet, Pennsylvania: Alfred G. I.loyo, 234 DiatriCt, Perna via/Lula; Cyrus 0. Loomis, Districts tillehigau. • Commis:inn:wry—C:lms. I)ougherty, Penn sylvania at hoinloinierry. Collectors of Internal lievenun—linfim C. Swoons, 10th Instrint, Piinmlylvunia; Wm. li. -„ ldoCunailess. :24 I)lstrlct, PennsykiWails • .• :from the Times Corre • port 9e nee • There is no Lope that the President will npprove the Military lteconst ruction Bill. The Ways Ithil Means Committee will re port to-clay or tounorrow the bill ainnpanni lug the contrectiort of itreennaeltn for one year, In aocertionee with instruction., of tho I/ OURO, but they will necounuiey It with a IMIIALItUtO, which they will revoininend, identical with the Scottie Loon Certineoto • • Front tic Correspowl,ncee,l • It Is untlerstOod that Prank . P. Blair, Sr., has done to Boston to induce Gov. Anorme to swept this position n 1 Secretary of SI etto. The Visit Is by authority, mulls In this In terest of those who favor universal sulfrago and universal amnesty. (From the Tribune Corrtrpondencn j. The notion of the Douse In referring the loam resolution to the Committee on Bunk ing wit. intended to defeat that menstunom there le no ye... Ability of that. Committee being nailed again tubs benalon. The Wuxe and Menus Committee. however, Will bring in 0110 W bill which Will ho moved no u mg.- ..tante for the hill relative to the centime. lion of greenhaelm.,_ ' :From Ilispatthes.te the. Evening Chresiciej 'rho Bankrupt bill will not he heard from this session, In consenuenco of the stmenco of Mr. Jencks, which:prevents the appoint, went of a committee of conferenco to meet the Senate COMM Moo upon the differences of-the two !louses. The balance of thh. Congress will he devoted untinviatlngly to legislation on the practical commercial ne cessities of the country. TOO 81.1)11/IIS of both Rouses, night and day, will be Um re- Tular order, and It In Ili us hoped to pass too artlT and Tan hills with the brief week remaining. Hon. Alexander Moulton, Postmaster Gen eral, Lad a low: le Lovett, w with the Pres.- tent yesterday, rciatiog LO hit probable re tirettomt (rout the Cabinet. and the accept ance of u mlsultm tamed, The ministry to which its will be accredited will be One of the most Important In the lint of our n 1 Iplo tootle agencies, and will be provident by the recall of the (present Incumbent to Luke an 11/11 , ortma plaee lo the hoots ministry. Ti m jud,oinry Committee. In a few Mays, will examine Johu Surrati, nt the (all, where be ha uL present incerccrutell, to Mire the final tlenomtlou to the linveuttgatiou of the Jeff Davis !emote with the ItYßlVlNitill lion conspiracy. ourrutt itcheml el, load th fu I and tali:olive, and 111111,3 not this niigiaClL ) , rut...ION Inn. hientity. ( ~.., f'se--+ '- ' IT. N, ~./ , c..k\,. '''' f r a -fir.lll2 tp . - % r c, 4 - .. eg .. ...._=a . k -.,': . _. 1 i :;:;.2 I ;7,1 - ...- 4. bpi - .• - ..... , _: , :.::, , . a.,:„....,.------ ..ft... ~_ 22- - -- . - --- ----:-___7,1,:.---P . 4 *' . -• _.,...!-- -a_. ~.„,,, : . :- ..- - al : -.....4.,-.:: I=l ~: ME CS CITY AND 81JBERBilii. FOURTH PAGE.—Thetiilleit and snort re tinGle Money, Oil and Prod... .11ael.et porta yittn Gy any paper in fits city, Intl to found on our Fourth Awe, Dootroolloo Conflooration—Deparno• (lon of the Ailio Work,. Foondrj. At about nine o'clock last evening, an alarm was Pounded front boa No. url,rorner of Pena and Morton streeio,lo the NbabwOl• 100 - ilarm was OCCASIOIIeiI by the discovery of a tire to the Atlas Works Foundry, a eau story brick building, situated on Sumitomo street, near the eornfl of Morten. At u little after nine o'clock Mr. Wm. sterreti, o niumbel of the Atlas Works Company, and foreman of the fennuiry, who rosidmi near the budding, Observed, from Ms win dow, a light In the direction of the mon dry, for which ho ,could not account• being to the spot. lie!discovered a lire In the end of the building tow tints Morton street. Thu lire, whemPiscovered, butt [mule considerable progressis anti ulthongh ale alarm was promptly sounded, and the on- Ones on [lto spot as soon after no possible, the scarcity of Water In no olligrkrOW/0.1 :Lured greatly to the disadvantage of the compute le., and before the . dames could be sulsludd, the building was entirely-destroy cd.r be walls falling'lll a comparatively : Stuart time; but very lillls Was saved Irma humbug blllLllng, few p.ittorns con4ti tuttng all that was Saved. Thu lualf/Inn. 51101, bulunglng to the 011110 rstaldintittient escaped InJory. Tho building destroyed was thirty Mtn high, ono hundred feet long and sty tee, wile. The structure, With the cranes, was merited at 414,101. A Intim number of tad terns Wert, to the Milli:ling and were nearly all tleatruyoti. sty good fortune, .11r. Ster rett had occasion, during the al ternoon, to remove about a thoasanti dollars worth of patterns to the third story of the machine shop. The amount . of 'ors austainoti has not been estlmeteS, - but. will prove very large. Tim loss fa 11111 y covered by !tofu. , ranee, principally 'ln l'ittsburgh coll./pa l:de., we beitete... ; , The origin Of the flints unknown: - The workmen quit wort at lire In the afternoon, add 'all fdAte tlsitt no unk,ual Oro was In the building u nen they left. The most probable auspleion no that tte lire was an incendiary ono. All the en glues, including MOM treats AllegllenY,Were In sere lee. The Friendship Bose Coluitan) of Allegheny was to retrace for the first time and dud noble work. Roldler . • noeurstent Me cling of 1110 Iµllm of Allegheny Gouaty SOlLltor'a Monumeutaf .I.w/elation Lva% held yostut lay Kni.,llot n at thrive wolook, at City null, .11m. lichou cL, ulna. It wag report tanhat too I nice or ter. Me. Um', church. In Layrunceolllu, the 1.111,' of slatmdeltl, aria the halos of .111,Mons.. City, each had agfetal 10 take LL tab', at the fair next mouth. . A eck. t Limo for tile . attethl ants At the emu log lan - o tolopted, to co.'. of n Orere of him Muck , n mot opron trim toe , l Woe or cherry eolOr—rautst to tho-e wet n At the Into tutlthrp rt&ii —glob o hula,'. Oti motion, Mr, W.,tt Alt, Pre ii , on were .ippolnlett ealtamlttee ttoteiiitle att., the .11,tlactne Imigo to be wont hy the e vent tve Coalmine. The 10110wrills TedbOlutl.ks were coreri.. which wrre RAt,ilas-d, That elk-L AWNISIIITZICOZOMMIE uttenil the church tabln In lug. Thes.o tickets arc only to hold soul for the evrolog when Ulu are ou iltlty. and to tie truniiforreil to 11.010 soot from Corning to evening. ker./tech hat each church rerort at the nett meeting the number of attendant, they will require In one econlne.un, Steil holy wet two yowls loilles are rug,ieit• oil 10 a good n mato!, sttotton, the followinw ladle. ant gen. neatenwens attntmatnt C•stlttiltt. e Decorations of ity Matl fee Cite fall: .en Jam , . S. Nntley, Capt. W. It Conk, A: t es. Ml—. &maw:a Moon ll,e varnr.; vWet Mica . ti k.tistmett I tit:to t nlt ,13,Qi144.ky alto r nt two awl a ltsif o'cltw's, at the re.t. .leitee of Mks suer, No. St, 1 . 011:1 preOrd rwre I oan 4.! ~e.,,tatlon, = at the nest sheeting of tt, Assoehtnen. Taney articles:nut atrott, may be left at Mr. It. Ituttto son', No. t. Ilautl street, or at Mica VertteC.s. . _ . . . It was atat ' e , l.tilfit nil contribution: 1,1 luoitcy may IN) rilacc , l-1,1 any I,unk. , o the rtallt of James, ruck. Jr., Trc.iaurer c•I Ow e Apaiciation. Ttiu Association then folJoermal, to Ittel, at the same place I. Ther,.lay attorhool3 heal, the a'ith lust. at halftpa,t two o'clock. I= A very teepee:able young l.ll 1:0bOrt Christy, an employ/A/ n ut N tualek's Variety P/Tarl.e. on Diamond till'/y, yenteN day returned to Ms wort, after an IlIce•s of several weeks. Ile did not apt/car to le , still suffering fronititscone, but after tel./ e s hue In uo, sheicild suddenly lont bla son, threw car lax coat, anal seising a Leary sledge liatomer, began striking himself .t the betel With It. Ile stench noverid and lon moment or two blood was stream ing from We wounds. some of the work m claticaVOted to prtt cot hint from In flicten ing further Injury upon himself, hat he kept tin nn ay with tun ilitrigerio, neel poll. lit then rushed upon Aar. Nh.1,01.,?1, a warm personal friend, alit dealt !um a blow on the bead wlatell almost felled 111/11 to the ground. and Willett./ asevere scalp wound, from sr filth blood lloWed pi of u rely. Christy then nelxisl on troll bar, and Inking position in the shop, doting any i.:1,01k to interfere with kiln. information ws c. coped to the Al ayortes and o ffic ers Moon and Dressler were sent to arrest Mtn. As noon an Christy saw °Mem Mi.'n he throw away 'lllsweapon and taking him by the hand he shoot. It very heartily. lie was filo! 13eval toen compeuly the officer to the lock/up. when Dr. te. I. ll'Cook was called In to dress his Injuries. Several gashes were fuel on trio Mao of tale head, and a very severe 0110 ex the top,' which it .wan found necc , ary to innop. The litcystelan came/cool tilt, opIll• that the skull was nut fractured. Th e condition of the unfortunate young wan, no le undoubtedly laboring under tempo. marl' lonanffr, Probably eupertoduced by his sickness, in considered precarloos. Al. ter I/ Is wounds were dressed he oast/ono, ed to the residence of Ids mother, a widow, in the 011th ward. tin Is represented by those who know hlfn /as being au earth. plary young clan, 111111 of a most kindly at/- pm/lion. Dr. hl'llook also (11,0 , 01 the in juries of Mr. Nicholson, whom Christy struck. The wound in apaintul one, Put not of a dangerous character. I= Yesterday morning, Michael Sullivan, a boy in the employ, of Mr. John M'Closkey, coal merchant ,of Port Perry, as an eflice boy, was placed in the lock•up for larceny. It appears that the coons of 11.1'. 11 ylie, clerk of the coal yard, was entered crime time during Wednesday night and n poc/ret book containing a safe key and fourteen dollars aad con. ..rill, taken from kis pan talcg,ns. Suspicion Was at 01100 attached to the hey Sullivan. Mr. tVtlo came to the city at terra o'clock yesterday morning, and made known the fact to the Mat or's Po lice, and diligent search as Made ter the boy. °Meer Pasha toned him on the gnar l of the steamer Bayard, lying at the at talent nine o'clock yesterday moraine, and conveyed him to the Mavor'e °nice. where ho wad conceited and the pocket book and the safe key were found In his peicec slim. It wits feared that he 11,11 opened.the safe with the key, and alcitraCted SUMO val uable papers theroirom, but tills was found not to he the earn. The prisoner was lock lot op and will have a hearing to-day. A Double Larceny About a mouth ago a boy named James Dearly, tole an from his father, Writ. Deafly, a second hand dealer ou Gay Alley. Alleghe ny. On t he came day, male alleged, manih• or pay named Alexander GArdner, decoyed young Deeny la the Railroad, and I here rat, Led Min at thu Mulun money. After the rob• bury Gardner went and purchfeaed m gml with part et the manor, ulOl then decant be.l. Air. Decoy male in furznation against Gard. or before Mayor Morrison 41141 ollleur ear wan sat to catch t Iltl ' boy. Yoder. day the officer atmeueded In finding him In the blacksmith ohop on the earner of , )Ida 6,edeaky SLCCI3.. Thu youthtul high wayman wee looked up, and tit the rout me of the afternoon young Decoy else made lilt appearance and wan Ob. Waked hp fur a hearing on a charge of larceny. Robbery In. Allegheny On Wednesday evening. Llzzlo Grubbs, realding on Martin street, lint ward, Allegheny, while absent I rein her room fora short time, was whoed by:40410 syoundrel wile entered her room and mole therefrom , six dollars In money. ono dol. Mr Of the money was in the pocket 'of n .greeg hanging unaltist the wall, and' the mainder,Lwas in a i3Oz oa the maatlu pace: A considerable amount of money was con. coaled ht the bed in the room, and escuned tlis , thief. Allan Grubbs Is 11, hurt! Working woman, and the lass, small as 11 is, con.. eldarablu to her. Commtkited.—Wm: Smith, ;charged with highway robbery im,Vattlinf liahlerd, us reported by us yealar 'day =rang. hada bearing before Mayer :McCarthy yesterday afternoon, and was flintily committed for trial. • ll= Yesterday afternoon, betweetA two and three o'clOek,an acchient oedurred ow !Mott tinting, off the Contiollsvidu italirtiail, by which James lioughertY, brakesman on a train of Mittinpys, o or dirt care, on the COnnellsville Railroad received Very cover, injuries. At tile time mention ed, a train 01 live mini, partially loaded with dirt, hall backed upon the oiling to permit a passengi r train to pus,. The rut gine of I lid dirt train_ wits attached to the train in a reversed positiott, and Duniberty was standing at the brake of the ear nekt thu engine. The trail, bad commenced moving off the biding when the Dottier of a shifting engine which wa s movlitg slowly nin•udof the train, way struck by the tender of the dirt train. The shock was very slight, as both trains were moving at nearly the name speed, but Dough erty did not nee the other engine ahead, and'AllY therefore unprepared for th° shock. Ile wee thrown from his balance and fen to the ground, falling be. tweim thinralls under the first car. The train of live cars oilseed entirely over him bolero it way stopped rolling blin over and over, and, an was at( first supposed. crush ing tam completely. Ito was Immediately token up and conveyed to his limuding place. Mrs. ti tyre's ho trilln iltiudu, on Water at refit, ideiveiirant, where every at tention watt rendered him. Dry. Arthur/I 1111.11 • 111111113 Were aril NI to attend him, and assert:onm! that Ills Injuries, though eaten -0 slid severe, are not necessarily fatal. lie has received SeVete (AILS and cOntuSiOne on duo Lead , but hi. injuries there are not co:editor...l very serious. A very seVero et:m -..0i wound was itilllnterr on th e right ellmw. At first it WWI supposed that the elbow joint - was laid me but but a careful e‘16,111.1.1.11101 proved that this was not no. The right hip Was found Milne:atm! in oath It man :teittlr that A red net ion et it Nos exceed limir oeidt. Ti,, lower third of the nbu. Mot Ow bit teg ny trileturrii, and the left atiMe Welly The was._ plheml tinder tlei inliumice iddorofortu, tool hi, ft it, tires I‘ll.l dislocations reduced, tool other tirlos at tended to, and last orening, whim 111111, 110 smutted very comfortable. Dr. Arthur., ens pressed the opinion, that with proper care caution, the Injured man a 11l reenver. Mr. leamlierty is (I, v Illflg shun , rent(llll4' in the CI I V. 0,111 Is highly rpolren of by those who know him. =I The animal report of :he tinalites - of the rennnylv.in In Itailro.Tl Company, for the year Palo, was real Inefere the annual inert lag of nhareholtlers On Tue.blay, it Philg. dotal:la. 1 . 707.: if V i i i :cut, that the capital of ilia tompoir is ilo,too,OLO. The mortgage onilit 121 4,idt'iditti. and Other' llidnllltlag ale; Y7--.!l—taiiklrig an aggivgate of $15.ti,1,734. To , , colt of rag ro ni ani: lira:lawn la put bona at 41.;,, , ,,n00. la !of itltlon, tile Coto gamy alai:ail void, far the Harrisburg Call tin:it, 41,--t,fi.P; Coltualila Railroad and State c., i,1, , ~I.(1141, 1 , 11111i11.14 al of road, $.1,371,- :X ' teal orate and teiegrap telegraph, lgo, titir'iliWi anil eiVennioit of trunk line went to tG l a tliiiiiiiinialnela, and tia,it to thin Inelau ate) fit,ltl,l,S7—amallig an aggregato of eilla,nlia, 4 .a. Tn., Company pre ants ether areillts In tolls reciavable, stork, beside, A,,,t,,,,1,,, Willalit of y1ti,n7,714. The grin,: earningl of thii roar, anti! of the relute workeit laeiaini etniii wlin it, iitti err Inn Palill ,inns i and i-rir Iliad. far tie- pant year are ,; , ...,...:,—.!J.TuI the win! 1•0 poriobi, orillitary il!!' I +tri . oiril!liarl'i i11 . t,7, , ,, , ..1i—1eav0r, an vai On, of 1.1,7,1,,:t. Ino wlninia numiter of paniiengiii, earrinnt In pin:, waiii.2,bill,n.i:, and 'hag the pant year awl"..Lirlin, - Thu average !I,ii, time,- travailed Iny l i ars, paimiatioarn wan ,t iiillwi, and the Pre,' :our year, 7124 . , 4 1, . , 1-0. ilifforani a bring 'lain tin the larger amount of !brining!: trace; anil troop, in tw,i, Thu Ini.:,:ht earned a noi 11,47,:,: 1 • tone, etas brae in! 1.11 3, l! ton, at co.: rho increase la • \ o,:, the , - ,, ,! :rattle I, Ylii,l,l P oo!,. lai toe whole tot:an:go 01 the ro.ol iinainiiiila th at of 100, n tons, or nearly . ...5 pt r rent. Tian at ',. lag rviain , e, a ate nt per amt. of groan raninip, of lion Coin is road.. The t iimpanyla ea la to the year armed Vt.:, w.f. ~,,,,a.t.fini al, for Inf.. The 4 , 1•P... , a ~,,,, 4a , ..,4 , -- t , : 1111. lA, a iii It p at of $44,- . Fain, Alnrm.. Cal, alarm, of tiro tare a eGurCu , Of ifrtai,t., ME to tlie urn ilepartthent and the _flat are; withal, not 4,4,14 of dan , :tn., teuticricy t.. rentzti\:. entilance npi inn 0: 0, It, 1 , 11,1 It to 14.1 . ularinth tint edneada3 - ihttethoon the department end he people It I,l' 11, a7earkablo inixt ere of :OA re a which ....mindfront the hht , 01.1.01:11 6 : am.... ;eau non uied whin, they 11131 the n at4rrn fel,. it 'scene,' that a boy . ,1,e , 1 nhuri rart to hire a ;tight au - ntail rwl, - and , t at the top 101('0. 'rite Nkateklll/./11 I llllAliaLeiy went to hoz isitt:*:;, on the corner of /rent • • • • :.:1,1 •.1r...•1%, 'truck the itlaxtu. Il 111.1,..••1.te1y pouti,li.,l trout t:.• ;Alt IA fore the te,initetl Tehetalun tool lacu risen au ularto entue ot trout box No. 7 ; ' corner of Mat aet ;Ohl tt a0r,,.;,,, that the . 411111 1;1, Isout a.rol met. IL ..toetal ahertah. to ~ t ool o , ul,o yelled tlfe. the,. au,onir the aecood alarm, which ar, struck trum,itately after Nn. Sotto, Of tho eogoo, went to No. 1, aro! sreno to .1.0. 7. OSLO ono ..tartl tor box. No. otarne. here false, at' t'ourhe, ho fault attache, to the operutor tu the otter , It *III :.mill!}' that ull tir.anod .ha a hat tho Brlthai army kball'„ would ativlo thn vonua ionuanueht of that boy, mu! •r , conur.uud no, having keys in !heir ht. !note alreututiptet in the of alarna, I= 1,1,11.11 N citing orncers With:int and Strewn' 01 ,trein'i independent l'oliee force, visited Ntewarthiton u..titheth the city, adjoining ellarle.burg, and arrested two men, named Witham elewurt and Philip lieliter, on a chargo of roAttult and eattety with intent to eoinnitt a rep, Thu Information had been made yeeterday Inlfore Alderman methn by n girl ...lett SUMII thiltl.„ a reel dent of Hay Street. tills city. :the litivaca tlOO tho wes on nu i , ttl., 1/11. ilOl,O of Jus t,. • elaith. of litvvriml-town, u low duye e:nce, and while th•lret. in bed at about lehl night, the privoneth entered her mom and liehdee got Into the bed and v. Ith .violence nttemptiol to outrage her person. Stewart merely sthod by Uilboln. ASMSl.llll.(the girl du her efforts to get free from liehder. hearing will 11.1, held in the thee toolay, when perbets a new light may be thrown upon the effete, hot h the nectimett are mar ried 14.1 . 05111 Galli' EC= Tomorrow Mr..loim Engler,Jr.,tho great skating champion, takes his leavo of Pitts burgh and goes Emst, whore he has engage ments io give exhibitiOns of his marvellous skill nn parlor skates. Mr. Engler, during his stay lit our city, has won host-sof friends by his persoffal ellaracteristics; , as well as tintutteriess admirers by his wonderful skill as a skater. 1,0 Other adept in t l / 4 c faselnat art of tla eiillY ',helms ever Jetted our city. has awakened the enthusiasm that has Items shown for Mc. Engler tiering his entire stay with us. Ills admirers wore not with the high honor, eeeertlell to tapir favorite I.y the Judo., or the late na tional crouton, lOU lie 4. token of their high approcial hot, 'thetnsclara presented him with ono et the most magnificent gold modal,. weever saw. May Mr. Engler meek. evi . tvwliero orient friends as Ito ns 'laurel lit Pittsburgh, anti fie will bo happy', ee far as Itionils can znako a man Common Pte., Court Before J ndgu Hcllon. liqran Bracken vo. D. I'. Hatch and hors. nefnre reported. Verdict in favor of plandiffi for 4N, non-volt as to all of dcfendWitv, except, 11:1'; Hatch and Henry ilkin, , on, seas taken by 'plaintiti's couriseL J cunt Stowe. O. and J. McClurg v. NV.tora Tra.por "U." Thu was an action to re covr thottAges to the amount of between slo e nod Porn wagon 113111 contours du st royed IsY It cob imion with stir ex twee,. train of .lefetolanl4, going west, nt Purls croesintr, iti Washington Count)', in 1 .4 1. T lO ruse went to the Jury, and the verillvt. ronticred on Idonduy morning. Alessrs. I:lrhisttflek t .Mellon for pla.int.lif ; W. C. 31orelund, Esq., for defundnuts. Ilearlichr.—George Nesmith, charges! With sedum ion OM oath of Isabella Molter, had it partial bearing before Alderman Don: yeatereay afternoon. The case was postponed until novt Thurailay afternoon. The tie tendon t proved-by several witnesses that lie did not learicsLirerpool until July 4th, wbctuus oho tdieeted ooductlotl let fittl , l to have taken pined In the latter tart of June. Dr, Pratt, tibialted by the Immo pros eruom with attempted abortion, has been held to bail for Court.-- . or tit Dronon.,,ii.—Vosturdny a ills, patch was reeelve.l!ll4 the Maynrn! !aim froto ..trnistrong u. refuge on the Youghlo• bony river, at a woman Lad bean IirOWIICti at that plane rladerliaY. and re ' uestlng that the pollee give latortuatioa if 11,0 holy was theorem! here. The name of the isidertunatu WOMMI WWI not areu, nor any plrlieulars of the drowning. Dana Washed Away.—Thu flood' In the Youghiogheny yesterday. earrtual away the Jana 011 this longhlogladay river. :lee tulles above 31eKeespora. By MY allsaster, the canal interest oh that nelghborhonal he ~ B lrlaaally allotted (or several months. .1 ' --/ • 7 .., , . ( ~, ,H 1. L.... 5 , ~,: .:, ' ' -) c h,;,y U Explosion—Conein. e l an or t h e c o zener'. Inquest—The Coitipany teosuZt4. Our readers will remember the dream. stances of the gas explosion in Alit:WO-le.) . • last week, by which it little child nameu Barker cams to its death. Last evening, the testimony Lefore Coroner Clawson Was concluded. Si! the evidence went 1.0 1:110IP that the explosion was occasioned by leaks the mion.gan pipe in the street, seine fifty feet from the house, and the service pipe Ismßug Into the duelling. Alter de liberation, um Jury agreed upon the ft/nov:- 111 V vent let: ThatSurnuel li. Barker came to Ms death le Allegheny City, on the oth Of February.l.7, from injuries received by uu 1,10011(111 Of gew, caused by n leakage from a break In the main pipe on Darragh street, and also In the service pipe between Bradley's woolen factory and Ills dwelling house, said escapes of gas being caused by the to gilgence of the Gnu Company In not promptly attending to said leaks. =I The lecture of Kr. Henry Vincent, the eloquent English Reformer, who is now on a visit to our sleores, on the lira and char.- tor or Oliver Cromwell, given knit evening at the Academy of Music, under the tinsel ces of the 'Young Men's Library Associar lion, was one -of the most eloquent and spirit-stirring vindications of the principles and character of that great man that It has been our privilege CO hear. hardly ever have we heard sucu hearty and oft-repeated bursts of applause from a Pittsburgh audi ence, its one magnificent and thrilling pe riod succeeded another. To hundreds who hear.Ltbat lecture It will be a lifesiong mem ory, and a salutary anti nealthy one. R. B. Norris, No. 77 Federal street, Alle gheny, the fashionable and popular Mer chant tailor, announces through our columns that he has jest received a fine fresh stank of new spring goods from which cellent selections may he made :suitable le x r the season. Mr. Norris enjoys an earls• bit reputation In his bmintem, gets OP gar. , teems in the must approved, durable O uch (11.1ilonunla style Ann may be depended en Khali turn for anal, zit,. Give him a cellp for any thing in the gentleman's clothing line. Remember the Poor.—Through the courtesy of airs. Levi - Waco, Secretary of the i'Pit 4:burgh Association fur the Itehef of the Poor," w• have been favored with the third, and fourth annual reporta ej tins Sell Worthy 11,1 . 1 noble organztion. The Of 181,01'11M !Wen large, toot the good work of relieving t ion's suffering children, went on nobly through the exertions of rtn.e cbristlau ladles. Iron City Temple of Honor sod of Temperance, N o. li,last evening appointed On following delegates to roc/relent said Temple In toe Star. Temperance Coneen :10I1-4:0111IIIIII en to meet In Ilarrlaburn on February Sit h, 1547: Las. lihares,W. con. G. L. 3.l.`intyle, S. Landis, J. C. Uraioy, an.l liedley. District Court—Before Judge ilittrirs too. Too co.: Of Samuel Rattan and wile se. Pittsburgh and Cleveland Pallrold Con, ratty, betorereign - led, was proceeded with, and evident , ' anti arguments having non von ci o ,:zd. Court stilourned I.lll.llen dgy. s hen Judge i:z! , 2Pton will deliver ilu charge to the Jury. • l'nloo Alorm.—tihortly after the alarm from nor Melt night, another dorm amooleil from buz No. 51, corner of Wylie nod Volion uireetr. The :Anzio 'NM Met - atoned bye burning chimney. I:crorti to Ho. Zt dozen of thnie ported 811105 shirr, n mch ro while to order at Alurtlth: rutimm't Fifth street. For lira t.—,ukt . miser% Isoment 1n toolay's Dam, of rooms for cont. Avollcatlons 'Mount bo lett ot once at the 0 000Tre count ing room. /Prof. Gunning lectures at University . CoNpI:NNED TELEGEA_Iir; The ltletenoncl Dispatch says a cable tele gram was rvceived nu Wednesday by Colo- AV; Eall.sPresidunt of the Janice Etrer anal, lininaWnaCtanit referieni7Sltatlmrtbat tUo noetefe Generale. of - Paris, bas agreed to fur u tin• maximum capital of forty millions of dollars required for me lrginia Canal Company. Adviccs from Itto Janeiro state that the refute, to the v.O of Itoberts' and noyder's bretch-loaders, reported to favor of the limner, an American invention, for atiop• Von in the flrazillui army. Prue'dent ltolierts tine called a Contention of the Fenian Brotherhood. .1t Faintsvlite, Ky., Y. nargcant, m ar rrsting one J. J. Brown, yesterday, for lar ceny, .het and killed him. The Austrian Admiral TagethotT, was at the Norfolk miry yard, yesterday. The Flues of can Francisco held a large and enthicsittstle meeting on Tuesday night. Tuey received to eartutotly co.operate with their Eastern brethren to achieve the Lode- Pendence of Ireland. A disastrous tire commenced at. WlMei,r, New York, on Tuesday night. Fourteen storeswere destroyed In the heart of the business portion oh the village. A courtier ails committed In yesterday. Too men, named Johnson anti /Corker, kluarrelled in the Louse of tor tat ter. barker drew a gun and firing, kilted Johnson instantly, then made good his es- Cape. The deceased was n single man, aged about thirty years. The merchant s of Quebec are to establish • line of steamers to ply between that pinto anti the lower provinces. There I.r. a heayy 51101ir storm in New York, yesterday: In a ent encounter between miners and soldie 6 rs in Belgium, three of the fdr mer were killed and fifteen of the lattdr wounded. nt Sweedish Chambers, a motion his been Introduced, proposing general liablfb ty to military service. The Prussian Parliament hue approved the 101 l granting a loan of twenty-four mil lion of thttlers, for the construction of ratilwat e. In Tennessee, the railroads by way of Humboldt hare been repaired, and all the trains aim running regular and on time. FROM MEXICO. The Progreso. cor the War—Lucid In. formatloa—Allalro. at Matamoros— Defeat of Imperialists at Zacate cas. New Orttress, February 21.—Later dates from the interior of Mexico state that Cs. rune has issued a decree to the effect that all Persona taking part with the Empire must leave Jalisco within eve days. Guadalajara papors.of the "Zil of January .Late that the imperial iota .till had linana- Juate and vicinity. Soule petiy Liberal chief. hint gained trifling advantage.. 31orello au in Lila poiise.siOn Of the Lib. cent, lloriozahal has completed the argent:a- Oen of n National Guard at Matamoras, con ending 1,1 ono thoneand teen completely oincerint and well equipped. Escobedo Informs liorcessabal that he will ImmedlatelV place at bits disposal two thousand men, to be employed In preset, log order in the State of Jamallipas. Maximilian has homed another proclama tion condemning the occupation of MlMS morms by lion. Sedge, lob. lloth French and Mexican animate waving over the forts and custom house. at Vera Cruz. The Liberals are encamped twelve miles from there. Wssumucez, Feb. 2L—OClclal news from Vera Cruz, of the ltith inst., at the 31ezienn ',llon, confirms the report of the defeat of ujiramon by Escobetta near the city of Zacatecas. The report of the capture of President Juarez by treason was only ru 11.10r. 0=! Misusing, February 21.—Weather clear; riversising slowly, the Mississippi is now a broad expanse of wpter, the plantations iuljacent to the ricer use all inundated. Business is Retive. Lou isvihcs, February 21.-11.1rer rising one-bait illeb per hour,* he Alice Dean pass ed ris ing.up. 21ereury liarOmoter Akte; and Ns/me:Lax, February 3l.—ltiver falling flrteun feet on chouls, weather clear and cold. tit. Lou,, February In.—Meer still rising. Weather turned cold. Sorcery 0HM..., February 21.—Weatltor clear and warm. =I Feornary 21.—Tobseco un changed.. fleml dull at a.49e03 for new un dressed. kat. —superfine ranges at 33,2 39,.2.5; Extra, 110.50; Double Extra, 11:(11,13. Wheat lira , : k1.7.54'2,811 (or Prone fall; 12,b5tp 32,u0 for, choice, and 32 for fancy brands. Not so Net y yittortoos. 'Saw lona, February 21.—Yr. John AS• amg, Paymaster of tho Harlem Railroad, half mysteriously disappeared, with, it Is said, a deficiency of from twenty to thirty thou..and dollars In his accounts. ett PRICE . THREE CENTS MEE Wettner..lty. Yt:ls 1, ^ 7 . the Rev. Wm. IL I Mr..ti ItEttl . .MOUltE to Mles MAItY la.7l , ljlLL; of ttewl,ley,l.••. ttocxrds. = I:E.YEIs - Un Thursday. Veirnary 3.1 o•clork v. st.. DANIEL r:F..1.1,11. in tnv sCt year of lila =I o•clock I. 31,, (run clu r , '.l , len, of his , Mrs. Sarah E I:calgora, Bala etr.,, , t, Ai lagtivriy. Friends of are raara.:M . ly invited to ...Lad. DERRICKS o-w, 15u. .IlAttliAß LS I: 1341: - .:106;.01. agr.,ll:T frinFral 1.111 leave rit7 Form THIS Al I O'clork. Carrlaxt 2Co, No. 104 t: Snot to.c, the r,qualo, o! , 00 c 1.001. No. 1, then to proccel to A11ta,...n7 Ct.*, ttry. MIN Ito-9n Wear..A/Li. V. I, , :ary KWIC!. 3.10.N.1[0, Aged 4 . 2 yi The friends of the family are rcapt.,, , l 4l, 'T to •lted tU attend the funeral, witch ‘.11: place from 021 late ree.l.l.ruce. In .Ii rununtow`t. TO-Ifonio,lV (rally t ro - n5,, , , St ten o'clock. NEW .iIi!DVERTISE4LaNit-',3 ALEN. AIKEN. , No. IG6 Fourth /trnyt..l'lltlnurrlt. Pa. 1 4, F FIN, of all kind. CRAPES. OIA ,VEs. tad ..very.n.- rerlptlon of iILIIVT4: Yurn...nin ...w., I urn M. Ifoonn optnnd day and night. hearse a.n.l Carr , agna farnlshaa. . nnet I I). 11.. Ites. M. W. Jacobi eJt, If. MLA, F.BI. H . T. WHITE Si CC., • UNDERTAKERS . AND 1:111;ADIERS, llsnciseste:. N'oel's ltun and viernity. COFFIN ROOMS AT MANCHESTER LIVERY STAAE Corner Shealeld noel Clenrtiere ets eels Hea nut Carriages lerunlled. - 14 ILLOALE CEMETEI7.Y.—The beautiful 'IlIod•s-.ere.' the latrest subur ban luluce ot.epolehr, cxecto. uoc. In tbla roan ty, ....tett on New llngbton road. !men:44.o.- 1Y north of call ar Permits or titles. call at (' rec t al 1/rug Store of (X/91. CLAO.EY. •Ilesbeny City. ,s 9 89 89 S 9 89 89 S 9 59 89 'S 9 ' 89 MARKET STREET. 'S9 , - - - .;9'PL CD 33 .1 7 fEcs9' is9 t S 9 Markst Street, I s , AND GET TOCH I '" !BOOTS SHOES &C 1" ,S9 i l 9 • S 9 ' THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ' S9 IXXV . X . .12CM1 CITY l '`I) I NU AUCTION GOODS KEPT. 891 ' ! ,JAS, 110138,59 Market St.l s9 S9 l 49 189 S 9 89 89 89 S 9 s 9 S 9 89 WELDON & PLUMBERS, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND CRASS FOUNDERS, A. large azoortmeat of Chandeliers, Brackets, Lead Pipc, Pumps, Sheet Lead. dc., . ALWAYS 019 HAND. 164 Wood Street, near Sixth. Znyr:b7 THE PLACE TO BUN COOD BOOTS & SHOES tOIEIEELX.; Xs9l 4901. McCILINTOC=.' S. vro. 92 :Federal Street, It= S. Mtaln.Wr .W. VANSIIRK 3. R. IWWW.ST JETNA STOVE WOUKS. • A. BRADLEY & CO. Manufacture ovary anslaty Or Cook, Parlor and ,lleating Stoves, Among artilcri me the col] brated EUREKA, Tito YR, and TALISMAN (Coal Stever:) PV MA.IA VETERAN and liwantmEn (Weed Cook stoves.) Alas manufactore GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, &e. sod Wotan:sum. Corner of Second and d strasts... • rittatrarrh. Entrance on ',rood 'tract. jals:rs) PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS. J. PAINTER & SONS. .11.4.1GC1ACTVII1113 or Iron, Bubket, Tub and Trunk HOOPS AND Sara,TS, = MEI IRON CITY MILLS. ROGERS & BIIIW.III , IALD, M.otactorers of Iteeloe.d.th assoal.Janisla it Polished 13233E1M1T limes AND WLIM1100:3, N 0. 28.11.1iN5.41:1:7. ov3:l3fr EVERSON, PRESTON & CO,. pr-r-rsrLiraxla TEL : O2. I4 i CaiDaS. Was ertosto6. SOS. 165 apdxj.Thoz.—.... .1.- JOt. P. RAZOR fl. tiltd.ta. 11UQUESNE &ND WEST POINT D IRON POEIOEP., FITT:AXIOM. Pa.. facture al l all cinema of Forging., bleamboat xis: Shafts, Cranks. Piston Rods. Levers. Pitman Jaws and Wrists; also, Railroad Axles. Lotomo ilre frames , and all shape work. The undersig ed haring been for many year. engaged In the business are prepared to furnish all orders en trusted to them with promptness and dispatch, 1111;04 JCS. HAIIIH a IX BARGAINS IN • { . SEWING MACHINES. hi: machines. used but a abort time. for sale at reduced price.. WM. SUMNER & CO., raid 2.7 Fitch street. 1111 E CIFICAPEBT. I • I 1 ii SEWING MACHINE, 1, II I WI:MELEE. it WILSON 3. IJ IWW ItILANTILD Tin= Yxhiss. IS.M.m,slooni , 1 1. fen 2 7 FIFTII STREET. • DIRER. CLOSE & CO., Practical Furniture Manufacturers COR. PENN ARO WAYNE ST3 L.thgt styl. of YURNITIVLIC constaoLlT ou han.l. ROBSEki, CARRIAGES AND 1117001E5 or the very best for btre at Howard's !Avery Stable, 71rat street. near brononewhela prom.ttc.,ion pitltl to buying and aelting hone, Una.. 11.,t at Livery. kly SUNDIIIES.- •203 bushels Prime Clover heed. 50 Barrels •• hit Beans, • 8.1 •• Dried A pp le s. 03 Banta •• 103 Barrels reach 11l tlr• Potatoes. •• Apples. ' t , •• Leaf Lard. II Kegs '• •• Barrels Freah Pigs. 8 • • Ffth,. In Store and for sa'r. Fr.l7.Elt & &11115TILONtl. fell Corner Mattes and Fly es street.. ILEA, Jr., rioter, Grain and Produce IIEI/C11.4881'. 888 1 , ...t1auc-t - v- ES treoc.t. PITTSBUGGII, PA. 20 MILS. HI PEMIt: received 1.0 fur sale by 17E1•. A . 3( 111,yy o,r, etZl DrUggl,l6, fl NEW ADV.?,yrisi g y EE 4 3. DdSEA.TH.& CO., , Wholesale Agents 1223ZE1 A;;%erican Watch Company's - T,T. h ITCHES. ( No. 56 F.Oh Street, CIIIIIME I WATibIIES, CHAINS AN, AT A S'L'AY SIIALL PUOVIT. AT' !WILLT. WILEY'S, 6 iTylleSt„ 3d door from 51h. 1 1......... JOILNSTON 15 SCOTT, EIMEIZEI Fiaf Watches, flocks, kwehlf SAM-PLATED WARE, ETC.; No. ;374 LIE KII.TY 51T'S.ET. XwoXii:U%. • didr Particular aitectiou Oren to PAOSltliik . Wairri,, Clocks and Jewstry. sit Port Isar- THE FULTOI.\T ;ELL An BRASS Fon-nu,' .SSTAI3LISIIED IN ISV. NOF. 91 Fint and 70 Second streets, PITTSOURCI I 4 PA MAN LIFAC: III ' 4 n 6 07 ALL SIZES Of' BELLS, From 10 to 100,000 pounds. ÜBE, lAGLE. CHU IND SAFETY lAITES. =2 tap Cocks offrass Or Iro at, I= GLIGE 'ANI) CYLINDER COCtS.: P o rcuts for 2.llthe allrereut STEAM PUMPS. El= Celebratel Steam•Syphon. Dealers in ti AS PIP:, STEAM And GAS TIT OAK. eta, ea. Particular attention pat . 1 tO /STEAM and OAS FITTING In all Its braneltes . • be only a s 0: ,A. FULTON'S MEP A LLIC rAckaNti FOIL STEAM CYLIN IS EAU. hc. Its II BIT'S CELECR AT ED A NTLISTTRI THIN hit:Tat. constantly on 11. d. lilt SUN and SE LL Chan:C. 4 S made to order an !lambed with neatness and I J.: 44 <r- - rtlcalar stteation paid to Brass l'alstilair In ali it. branches. Vie also teen conataoll 3 7 an Land ail .izss of Sheet . Square and Bound ora, theme and Cotton Packlair. Gam Bose al all sit,. tit up to order. - . A. FULTON'S SON & CO. .17:rtS NATIONAL FOUNDRY _ AND - PUE%- - "r WCI-TZEKS, Corner Carroll and Smanntan Streets ( Ninth Ward, PITTSBURGH, F.C. ( N. 75731.2. EIMISa r iI34 31.1NUFACITELER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. idy ripe. are ail cast eartleally Fitts, In Dry nand and YFEES LIAGTII2. Also, ftall assort anent of SEVERAL CASTINGS FOR GAS AND WATER 10ESS. e.fj:ViinViii - O=VAFUNIVr °- lelLddo FORT PITT 1 BOILER, STILL AND TIM NVOIEfIaS. CARROLL & TUBULAR, DOUBLE-YU:TED, TUBULAR PIRE-DOX. A CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS, UIL STILLS AND OIL TAKES, CHIMNEYS, lIIIEECHING AND ASH PANS, SETTLING PANS, SALT PASS AND CON DENSEES, STEAD' PIPES, cusoitzrzas, AND /*OH BRIDGES, 1.81.503 , 1 DOOM /L 147.) COAL SHITTBI3 oMcootadWorko corner Second, Thlrd: tilhort pxtd Liberty Stroper.O.. Pittsburgh, Peruasyliartia. - /arflrders rent to the above ultimo, will too promptly attended to. ,5e.14:11/ SHEFFIEL➢ STEEL inns. SINGER, NECK & CO BEST REFINED CAST STEEL KURD, /LA AND OCIAEON, OP ILL 81I!& X CIAT, Cllttillalt. (USG .LND C 11056 CDT SAW PLATES. ELLIPTIC AND 15 itiEI•ELLU'T/0 RAILWAY SPRINGS, Cast Spring Rica, Cast and German Plow Flee!, rum WINGS AND MOWER ruuts. SPRINGS AXLES AND STEEL TIRE, EICELK.SHOVEL, HOE. 'HAKE, FORK. TOE' CALK *AND MAOHLNEILY CLOT tITZE,. CROW-LAM A 4., dC....te. Warehouse, S 3 Water St, Prttsr'gh. • sel.S:k4 1 4E FORT PITT FOUNDRY. 9IARLES "NAT NEPHEWS NANIT/MlTursuis 0/ HEAVY ORDNANCE, AND ALL RINDS OP HEAVY CASTINGS. IS /mist atteralon paid to MACHINERY MILL q••‘• • 111.AIST MACHINERY and REDYRTS. YLK/Alihn stranded to promptly. As heretofore. the best usaterLth WWI atm/ be used st - rhis Foundry. Having disposed of our of patterns. **ears O r.-hued, With ESA .11.2 , 1) IltrlirOVZD patterns. constructed under the supervision *IN,. 311,2, to furninh NAIL MACHINES at short no- Hee. no.:0 ALLLX—J.S. L. was. VALLEY STOVE VVOnlig. ALLEN. M'KEE & CO., Manufactures a great variety of COOL PAZ- Luz said FIXATt* STOVES, Mon i tor ch Coat Cooking celebrated Allegheny a me nd Coal Cooking Moses; also, the Autocrat and lientlnel E eoal dr wood, and the unrivalled Mar og the Empire, for wood: alao, Stratea„ fen ders, Oceer Kettles, Log Ito. and Hallow Ware ponerally. • UTILITY WORKS. & 13LATOR,' No. 83 Libeity Bt., opposite Fourth, mArctrrAcrintina CABINET MAKE.RS' HARDWARE. They matte e specialty of Iron Bedttend and rivet Cute.: Pardlate t Itedetend and ?trot cettort; deleett Peetettegn; SLOP. fur £.1.0* sloe Tablte, Or: They Coo enavereettue and ht , Ve .ettt , eetlitee tutede Thumb Latch.. 1 4.. 1 .1 le ter nod Butt Hinge,. (triad-none Hamden. .M.. 1 Irons, '04.0 We. t retts. ae.• AO. 171:a71