IRE PITTSBURGH GAZETT E.
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AT GAZETTE BUILDING,
laseo. 86 Wittits Steer:at.
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'JONIAII KING. I gu dy a mlLnme..
NELSON P. REED S
Single Copt's...... I costs
banyorod by tamer. (per we5kt.......16 'sots
Matt Subseylbers, SILO%
Lltiessl roduelloss to Newsboys and Menu.
TEILIIES 102 WILEILLy
Three COpal, per year, hl ma11............$ 1 50
Ytve do. do. ' da each....— 1115
Ten or more corder, to ono Adams.. and
ont tre e to dub. cub
CITY ITEMS.
This. Week, ThIS Week, IDle Week.
The opening oak, of new Spring Dress
Goode begins at the new atom of Gardner &
Stewart, on west corner of Market 'end
Fourth strects,,tio. C 6.. Goods are all now
style, Just purchased, and will be sold at the
lowest dgures. Many of them are real bar
gains, and range in price from 12%c per
yard to $1.25; In colors most bettutifnl, and
in maternal, exceedingly desirable. Prices
fully one-half loss than lest season. / 0000 *
',section with dress goods we will offer an.
entire now stock of dry goods at lett:ol3h
logly low prices.
.at SP*. per yard, one lot yard wicte line
lCsrleton Ginghams, very bolt "Ties , Belling .
elsewhere at 6134 e.
At IStX,c, an extra heavy Domestic Ging.
At 12340, Bid Bordered Beek Towels; Bead
elsewhere at rec.
yo, 614, Ty. YAW, extra heavy Damask
and Loon Table Llnene.
At Slav per yard, beautlfabllglit French
Cloth Sackings.
♦t 611214 pad 111::5 per yard, Black 511 k
for Sugars.
As. 75 and 87%4, 5-4 ell wool Delay:Les, Sn al
oolors.
At 4175, extra heavy white Hamburg
• A.taba, good Casalmere Tweed.% for boys'
Wear.
'AA 15214 Spring Balmoral Skirts, cheap at
WO.
The choicest stock of French Chintzes lh
the city; priCea low.
Lawns, Organdies, French Cambrlcs,
ured Brilliants. ;Lew stock of White Goods,
clienp and very choice.
Prints at 100 and, 123.4 c; fast colors.
Yard wide Browrn 31nsi1a, 12%e.
Basal. Muslin, from 10c np; 12%, 15. 160.
Russia Crash, -foif • 1.014 c, title; sold every
where at ISN's. •
• Re are determined to open the Spring
trade at oar new Store with new goods at
low prices. Our cestomers and the public
shall have the benefit of oar low purchases.
SILK (Unite:m.—We are prepared - to
show some vett. , seleet Styles, and take or
ders at very poptdar prlees.
GAZDYZII & STrIellIT,
Neer Store, Were comer of Market and
Fourth streete.
AnOther Care of Coollanmptloo
ISTATOIIiNT OF JOIFF 0. 9,0106.1. X 07 TORTL
paean, ALL.EIZIII COIINTY. .
I ReS'lllichniged from the United elate.,
army In January, PTA on account of a
wound in the heed, from a shell, and a dis
ease which the army phyeician pronounced
CONSUMPTION. I 'had a terrible cough
and fell away In strength and flesh and was
unable to do - anything. Shortly atter my
return from the army, I nude application
to n -physician of my neighborhood and,
afterwards, . M.:Li:toper In Pittsburgh . .of
high reputntion, whose remedies I used
faithfully for five Mbnths, without any ben
efit whateier, but rather, grew worse, and
wasted-in
flesh and - strength every day. In .
August, led, my mother took me to DOCTOR
KEYSER, of 110 Penn street, whose skittle
lung cases , like mine had been highly spo.
ken of, and put myself under his treatment.
The doctor examined my lungs very care
fully with his LUNG SOUND, and told In
that my left lung was badly diseased at the
upper part, but 11 I Was careful be thought
oei r
he co mo by following his directiuna
elm.; hich I did from that, ay to Cals.
I y Improved under Dr. lieyser , s
medic es hem the first week I commenced
to takathent. , and my general health ;111.3
Improved, and my cheid, where -It was
winked away, and where it paiced — me, has
become full and strong and free ire= pain.
I Shu now do a full day's work, and take
• great pleasure in giving my testimony in
favor of Dr. lieyser/s treatment and medP
eines. Joan G,WIIIOIII-11,
Turtle Creek
FITTSUIDIOII, April 11th, 1%7
Chinese Ginger In Syrup.
Tourtelot% Extract of Beef. Borden s
Condensed.- ABM. Imperial Bordeaux
and Turkey Prunes, Dates, and Figs.
Seedless Muscatel and London 'Layer Ital.
stns, Cross and Blaclaas , noted Pickles and
Mustard.' Sauces, Jellies, Preserves, }Mien
'.ups, Spiced and Pickled Oyster., Choco
lates, fresh Pears and Pineapples in glass
jars,'Catined Fruits, and Vegetables. Virgin
Oti of Aix, Choice aimed Candles, all kinds
of Foreign and American'Nuta
phis Walnut Candy, Nuts, Bonbons, Au., Am
• 056501 Baavisr,
112 . Federal street, Allegheny..
Go to the Conti mental Soloon.
The best conducted and cleanlrestilestarb.
rant and Dining Itoome In the city, for a
meal dt for o Lklng, at the most reasonable
of ,prices. Roltehelmer namkra how to cater
to the hungry mllltono, sad it is nd wonder
that the Continental, next door to the Post
°dice has such an enormous patronage•
' Oar aprirg altylen •
Consists of the following beautiful gar,
manta: The Aspasta Sacque, Itlalorl
- gangue, 3111Itaire Jacket. early Spring 3tan
tle, .Duchess Patletot. Judith Pehstet , the
Zaire. Jacket, Stills Paletot, andadl of the
latest Parts and New York spring styles,
Spence, No. 73 Market street.
Spectacle.: Site . ctsclesd Speetneles!
Peroecoplo Glasses In endless variety, ad.
jested to the eight. U you are . suffering
'tram the useof common glasses, go to 00.
seta's at once. Ile will sell you a pair that
will relieve you cheap.
Cool Ales—%posktioN
Call to at !Thalheimer's popular Con tl
nentalSisloort, next door to the Post Odle ,
on Fifth street, for a glass of gctod old alo
ot_sparkling Catatrtst
Try the Cough Candy
It will do you good. Manufactured and
hold by George Beaven, 11l Federal street;
Allegheny City. •
Over Three. Hundred
Spring Sao:Knee In store and for ssle at three
dollars each at Spence's,. No. 73 Market
street.
Eal=
AssOrlment of gents' calf floors in . Fitts
burgh, from $3,07 upwarUs. Orin♦ floes
harm tv1.041.M.
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Spring styles In Cloaks, Sseques and
dress trimming, at Spence's, So. 73 Larked
I
foreign Liquors of all kinds at Josoph B.
ri z onrlDl.tilbary,' No, IE9, 191, 193 and 195
Pare Drag*! . •
Pure Drug's!! Pero Drugs!!! Pure Drup!!!!
d Drell's, Allegheny.
Slippers 30 cents,
Sllppers 50 cents, 5119p050 50 0015t0,
Ilorss Snot Ssons.
• Every Palr,,
of liceAseald Shoe!, dol4,llll.lllLllted, 6PERA
HOUSE 5116.6.r0rt.:
;LOIT!Ot rriloll,
In tho city for Boots and Shoes, OPERA
I for s Silos S.roar:
Boot !Limk
ID t h e c ity, Boot. and Shoes; Urrsa.
Sllol:S.rolM___
' ' tiatisflustion.
Guaranteed .in every eive,.Civen...l.l ,, cas
Suannvou.n.:, •
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Ilarwalns,
In hoots and Shoes. Usataa , novas Beo
tiToll.t. .
S pring Mock,
Of llonts and SbOen. / 1 011.. SRO
STORE. ' •
You 9.99 n Bu
9$ per Oat. Alcohol at Joseph S. Pinch's.
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VOLUME LXXXII.---N
FIRST
ONE O'CLOCK, A. M.
HARRISBURG.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
LAST DAY'S PROCETTINGS.
Mr. Graham Elected Speaker
of the Senate
PRESENTATION TO SPEAKER GLASS
H ARILIS Eivas, April 11, Iti7
MEE
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The itet to Change the rate of interest, and
the act allowing interested parties to testi
fy in court, were both lost.
.I.I2CTION OT Br/AMIE.
In accordance with the C one titutlonal pro-
Nqelon the Senate proceeded' to elect a
speaker.
, James J.. Graham, Of Allegheny, was elect
.ad, the Democrats voting for W.A. Wallace,
of 'Philadelphia.
- ^eaker Hall, before retiring made a fow
Speaker
remarks, thanking the Senate for thel[ aup
port urlu g lila term.
HOUSE OF REPRESpiTATIYI::.i4.
CONYISSTON TO INT.TIOATC.
lit. Waddell • offered n resolution that a
committee to appointed to investigate
what interest 'officers and directors had in
railroad companies. and be allowed to ills
their report with the Clerk of the flows Do.
foro the first day of June } . Agreed to.
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Mr. Markley, of Montgomery, offered ft
resolution of thanks to Speaker Clem.
Ir. Zlectaing, of Armstrong, offered si
resolution of thenks to the Makers of the
florist.
Both resolutions were agreed to
Speaker Glass was presented with a china
and silver set and gold watch. from mem
bers of both parties and the house onlcers.-
Speeches were made by Messrs. Waddell.
Jones; Davis, Quigley, and Clerks Benedict
and McAfee.
Speaker tams, In hls remarks, charged
_the Senate with the defeat of the Free Rail
read Bill.
At twelve o'clock ho 4loclared tho
adJouraOtt sine die.
LLTEST CONDENSED NEWS
City Telersots to the rlttaboryth Gazette.]
The annual report of the Now Yo•k Me
thodist Book Concern shows the profits to
be user $30,000. The payments for Bishops'
salaries, traveling expenses,to.,werealt,ll4.
The total assets of the Concern are egie.,,,00,
mid Bowes
..• .
It is reported that bait tho village of Froo
port, in Maine, was destroyed by Ire on
Wednesday eight.
' EasterPs farewell engsrement at :few
York commences on the 2 . 2.1. 'She will start
on her return to Europe on the Pith of May,
talons with hoFtwo hundred thoosanil doL
lots In gold as the profits of her tout in the
Crated States. •
A panic occurred to the Philadelphia
schools yvster day over is rutooi that color
ed children were to be' admitted—teachers
being informed that if such was to be the
fact their white pupils would withdraw.
The distillery of Nash Co, at Cincinnati,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday morning,
caused by en explosion of stills. Estimated
loss over aICO,OOO. •
Au enthusiastic Yerdan - meeting was hold
at St-
men
Wednesday night, Ono bun •
deed Joined the Seventh Regiment and
a considerable amount of money W. sub
scribed.
A report from Mexico is brought to New
York, by steamer, ti of the lAberals were
bombarding Vera Crux on the ad, and that
Maximilian was at Cuernavaca.
The Maryland radicals threaten to call a
State Convention of their Own. in oppoer
tion to the conservatives, and trouble is ex
pected in consequence.
A meeting to endorse the ratification of
the Russian treaty wilt beheld at Tammany
flail. Now York, next week. Secretary Sew-
• .
ant Is expecttd.to speak on the occasion.
The rooters and shoemakers of New York
are now on a strike. The boss carpenters
hold out in refusing to pay four dollars a
day to their workmen.
The M. B. Conference at New York adopt
ed a resolution deprecating the increase of
theatrical and other worldly amusements.
Chas.D. Morton, Collector of the Port at
Buffalo, died suddenly yesterday morning.
The latest news from the 11.11611 country
Indicates a general Indian confederation
and a bloody war with the whites.. coun
cil was beld•at Port Dodge on March Al.
Gen. itosecrans. It is hinted, will be the
-•.- -
next nominee of the President for um Ans.
trian Ministry.
Over nine thousand dollars base been
subscribed by Radical Congressmen to the
fund for the distribution of Radical does.
meats In the Southern States.
Sonntors Fessenden and Ferry voted
against the ratification of the Russian
treaty.
The reeds opermult of Thomas Starling,
a broker, arrested in New York for forgery,
was to send letters to prominent merchants
and In this way obtain their signatures to
be used to forge checks.
Aaron Jones, the prize fighter, has been
challenged by Jim Lawler. of Boston, to
light him for'a purseof 112,0Q0.
The decrease in the resources of New
York City National Banks, as shown by the
quarterly statement, is le23.000.(100.
At the burglary committed yesterday
morning on Canal street, New Orleans,
there well SAM worth of Jewelry stolen•
The thieves were captured and the values
Ides recovered.
Dat , ' Axaoelatlonteamar Etch
mnona—lsmorance Company failure.
By Torgraph twine Pittsbur,rh Uszette.]
Alvaro's, April - IL—The Dental Associa•
Lion of. the central States, which
ken
been in
session for several day., adjourned to - day
to meet at Lord!stile In December.
The Richmond left for Now Orleans this
afternoon crowded - with passeners. It Is
estimated that ten thousand perso g ns ruined
her today.
The Yranklin Insurance and Ranking
Company of this city failed to-day. Its
liabilities are estimated at S.Theue; assets,
S.IAOOO.
•
Feico Fight In California.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh U arette.
SAN FaAsetsco, April S—The prize tight
between Doom* , Harris and Tommy Chant'.
ler, stakes $5,101, takes place to-day near this
city. The "fancy" from all parts of the Faclfs
tc enast are congregatml hero to witness the
tight. An amphitheatre to accommodate
PMA) people hat bee. erected on the ground
and seats are selling at fabulous privet.
rho San Jose Pogrom] Is running special
trains and every kind of vehicles are In
use carrying the throng of people.
Kentucky Demoerrutte nominal lona
Mr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garet e.;
Loriermtz, April 11.—The State Conven
tion of L talon Democracy met to-da, and
organized by electing J. K. fleder y goal,
chairman, lion. Aaron Denting wan nom , -
noted Governor, Judge IV. 11. Kinkerd,
Lieutenant Governor; John Si. Harlon, At
torney General. Itc.intions Were adopted,
Sending greetings to Connecticut for the
late Democratic , victory. A ...JAN {
will
he held tonight• to ratify the nominations
made.
Rleeooatn Legislatore—nollroad Con.
sollastlon—noterage to Women.
Wls , April ll.—The WisnOroiin
Legislature adjourned eine die to-day.
Among tie bills owned le ono vinsolidattug
all the Wisconsin railroads running into
11.11waniiee exeunt the Chicago and North
Western, and resolutions to amend the Con.
stitation giving Women Ito right Of suf
frage.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Matters Coming to a Crisis.
WILL THE PRESIDENT OR TUE
RIME YIELD.
Discussion on Adjournment
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W MMUS °Tax, April 11,1667
Wee . Inted.To6 1,1031 DILLAWARE.
The President submitted, the credentials
or Bayard, who was go:Wiled Ity
taking the oath to support the Constitution
of the United States, aTal subscrihing to the
Congressional oath of loyalty,
TI.G. OD 0/PICL.
Mr. Sumner °Tared a resolution that the
President be requested to tarnish the Min
stool in his opinion compatible, with copies
of any official opinions which may have
beau given by the Attorney tionerai,
hello
lion of the Treasury . , or by any other officer
of the tiovernment, on the-interpretation
of the net regulating the tenure of office,
end especially with reard. to the appo
ments by the President g to office during the
recess Of Congress. •
Mr. Sumner said ho understood that an
opinion Mal beim given which went far to
wards the nuilideatlon of the recent unfair
Congress. It would thus seam we had nal
lineation here in W.hlogton in the exec..
ti•is breeches of the government. Ile an.
derstood that according to these opinions
the President was to exercise the power of.
appointment during the recess of Congress,
notwithstanding the recent act of Congress,
which undertook to regulate the tenure of
°thee. Now all know the astuteness of law
yers, and It was sometimes said lawyers
drive a coach and six through an act of Par
liament, or even of emigre.. In other
words; it was about to force on the country
oflicers who cannot 1.10 olllears under the
laws. It seemed important that before the
senate adjourns It should know 'the precise
state of the question. They !mould under
stat] whether any such opinion has been
given, and the reason for It.
Thu resolution was agreed to.
The . resolution to print three thousand
copies of the army register for the year .
lien, was mimed; also. the resolution to print
five thousand extra copies of the report on
the repairs of the Mississippi levees.
Anthony)tir. reported Duch the proposed
new rule of the Senare, that all reaolutiona
culling-on the Executtre or any Depart
ments for information, be drat referred to a
Committee to report the estimate of the
probable Yxpenlie, and that the retart be
made without delay.
.I.lr. Cameron said there were mane re.,
sone why it should not be adopted. lie
thought they bud trouble enough now with.
out being ,farther embarrageed by rule,.
()ejection. being mule by Ulm, the tie . .. 1.-
11°o went over.
AIIIILNY. Of .SCH.r.ITOILIAL 000E0.502. COM
. .
Mr. Thayer called up bin resolution,
Calling 00 the President to furnish Informa
tion tomut the !Practice of I.:over:tor Cum
mins:. from Colorado Territory. whether!.
had teen ill during his absence, Se.
At the suggestion of Mr. Cameron, Mr.
Thayer consented to let Still resolution go
over again informally, owing to the absence
of Mr. Pant:ale,
On motion .01 Mr. Williams, the Senate
cent into executive session.
urns . autismn nusuitsir—titissirion or ao-
After a t'ecret Fession of several hours,,
Mr. Wilimmi called up thb resolution for
adjonrnment sine die on Wednesday, the
10th Instant, anti moved to amend by Insert
ing :Saturday next.
Slr. Howe emggested Monday.
Mr. I,ssenden opposed 1110 resolution.
lie did not believe the Republicans could
anal., to their constituents if they went
home without welting for the vocanmes to
be tilled.
Slr. Chandler was willing to lo take the re.
sponsibility of adiestreing w. If Andrew
JOhnenn as no oinitikele in the way, It
would tat found out by July wiolther or not
they could run the Government without
him. For himself, ho would not be driven
iiito coustirming Copperheads and .rebels be.
Cause 0 t Lterlt If eictle vaCiineiel would remain
ensiled:
Slr. Fessendertroplied . that the President
I had as much right to ; , ay the Senate stood
in his way, as the Senate to say he stood in
their way,: atol as much right to say Le
would Mei a way of Moving . the machine
without the Senate an they had. The Pres
dent did not commit any Impeachable of
fence by nominating °dicers, but he would
if he failed to nomuutte them. So long as
the President preferred to nominate his po
litical friends the Senate bad a right to
reject them.
Slr. Concklin was willing to remain as
long as might be necessary to induce or
com e the President to have some regard
for public interest In the character GI the
melt whomhe sent to the Senate for confir
mation.
Mr. Mow° was perfectly settling that Of
two oMces ono should betilled by a friend
of the President and the otner by a Repub
lican; but lie did not understand that the
President was willing that this,shOuld be
done. :
Mr. Trumbull hoped the Senate would
Ilx a day for atitournment. The President.
would thenaend in nominations for all the
vsmanciea_
Sir. Sumner opposed this, urging the ne•
resell of remaining to one th e tenors of
office t enforced.
Dlr.Morton favored the fixing of Monday
for at tourer:lent. If th e Senate and Pres•
Went Muld enure inge th er at ell, tn. could
be do e by Monday, at 5 o'clock. If tho
Pr.' ent eontinued to send to the Senate
one c ass of nominations, and th e Senate
contl nett to reject nein, there would he no
end t the session. One or other mon Y Mid•
Were Republicans to yield and confirm
dem retie nouttuces! For one he raid. no.
Was I eupposed the President would yield;
Hew nut 10 the President's couddence
and c o ld not say. If they both Perllint, th e
count will say there was uo use in their
•
stow g here.
Mr ameron was In favor of fixing a day
of ail) ornthent. Hu would prefer Wedrie,...
cloy a four o'clock. That would afford
ample time for business and glee notice to
the P•esident what they Intended to de.
if the President refused to meet them by
that t s. u then they could adjourn and go
home
Mr. tamsey hoped the Senate would go
Into e. motive session nod settle the ail.
Journ eat question tomorrow. The Senate, by .0 vote of against 11,
went oto executive seemlon, and after some
time 11.1ourned..
FROM MEXICO
Dom . ardmeni Of Vera erns—Expected
Fat of {be' silty—tlaxiadllau Ea.
eap .d from (ASOVeliliro.
Illy T Itgrapb to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) •
Ns Year, April 11.—The steamer Dior°
Cast! brings Martina ;Arleen to the hill.
The I rititdi malt steamer Solent. had re
d c arried,
Vera 1..V.1., with the cargo
whit, she carried. and which could not
i
be le ded, as the Liberals were bombarding
the p ace, which, it was supposed, could tint
hold out long. The Imperialists at Vera
Cruz a ere quarreling. 001.00. and Cuarez
,al °signed, and General Toboado was la
com and.
Th setae was closely maintained. The
mute was cut OR, and the" last bullock in
the Ity killed March Sist.
Tti • United States creamers Tannery null
Tali a were at Vera Cruz.
'rhellacana Moro roOorts that Ilaztrull•
lan was at Cuernavaca, but don't 'ARM icon
he got there.
TRADE STRIKES.
The Carel:den of New Torii Entowr.
Inc Work Direct T rent Builders
Wood • Carriers. Strike—The • New
I Jersey Iron Workers.
1 By Telegraph to the Vlttsbursh Gazette.] --
' New Yons;April 1 I.—The carpenters main
tain their strike. They have appointed corn-
In Mee., to engage work direct frOm - parties
Ilwarnig tO 11111141, end engaireinentS are
Made to extend pecuniary aid to those Who
need it.
The wood earners have resolved to strike.
it is stated the strike of the iron workers
irnNew Jersey was bionglit. about by evil
dismised uursons without good reason, and
there is a prospect of these persons leaving,
wlir the miners will resume work.
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!loathes. Weller from Cnilfornia.
t By Telegraph Is the eittibursh Gazette.]
Now Tonc, April ll..—The following ills
, pittAi bus been received by the Southern
Relief Batumi. tun; "The San Francine°
Famine ltelicf GOIEIMIBFIun will send you,
Intow days, by tra.fer, 30.0u3 in kW.. tO
assist 10 relieving the sufferings at the
Sotfflt. .
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I Now York Republican Convention
I hoffrnife to theColoresi Chimes's.
MlTel.grapli;l.o the Bltiiburgb tJazette.)
Sr InACUPS, N.- Y., April ll.—The New York
SUL 0 COO.llllOO, 1)0I0r0 0.4.10.1111,1011 t,
adopted resolutions Instructing the dela
eat is at largo to support an amendment to
the constltution giving suffrage to colored
: sltiAmas.
THOMAS 11. 5 KLIIi.
CLutruaw
Meer Telecgreen•.
Telegraph to the Pittsburgh learette.i
criavar.tc,Anrit 10 -lover rising slcwly.
5i4 tout Is Woo:mut uy sitars.
or,. Aprilll.—ltiver foot sod
Weatnor clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, *1367.
SENN EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M
WASHINGTON.
Georgia's Complaint to the
Supreme Court
MOTION TO BE HEARD 50-DAY
Civil Tenure Tod the senate.
THE PEESIDEST'S HEALTH
Wool Sauiples Recefred.
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WAnuaoiox. April 11, 16,;7
Dahlia Supreme Court this altertioon
O'Connor asked leave to place to the, bands
of the . Cierk a 1,11 - 1 of complaint' of the
State of Georgia, to enjoin rivet star)' Stan
ton, General Grant and General Pope from •
executing the act for the Moro eliciela gov
ernment of the rebel states, and which he
would to-morrow nab leave to tile. ,
The Court replltql the gentlemen might
now the thee:lot:on for leave.
Attorney Stanitkerry, Mlle, of the
(lovernlt..tt;gato notice that ho should he
ready to resist the motion. 1 ht. bill
from that at illoasilopt In the fact that
the llruaident Is not named. ❑e felt . It his
duty to say the Secretary of War destreo he
should t-ke On Dimwit the entire manage
ment of the case on the pert of the defence
'rho Sour!, In reply to All expresieil desire
that an arrangement be male so bOat the
cases of Mlx.leslppl and Georgia cool.' he
heard to-inorrOw, and the order of urg,..ent
untleestood,. said It would think afoot
the matter as it WAN DM now prepared to
make a definite statement.
Tnc rescue or orrice AS. Tun SP.N.LIZ.
lt Is the opinion rklAnine of the ahleat laa.-
yers that the Senate should not adjourn. un
der the provlaiona of tile civil tenure hill,
until all the vac...elms have
Pra.htential appointment and senatorial
eon d rmatiou. In some eases the Senate has
rejected as many as three nominations for
the same office.
It Is understoal that Senator SUMIlet . 3
resolution to bad reterenCe to an °pin
lona Attorney General Stansberry,
Mr. Iluctalew In execultsve ye-ter
day, to the effect that the provisions of Lie
tenure of onlee bit: were pr.pectit c only.
and did not apply to vacancies existing at
the time the bill panned.
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Tile President bent In a largo number ,of
nominations to the Senate to-day, Mil mllue
hunter Brooke. Postmaster at Cmelemail.
2116 1111,61,66106 6011 616.1.11111.1.4.6.
The President will to-niorroar send to the
lienste the documents relating to the Inter
position of this tiocernment In behalf of
nhouid he tall Into thu hands
Of the Liberals.
1101116,1101 1 6 COO 0151110.
Tho Senate to -1.11,y eonflimeit torell 11
Ittmomo al a 13r1011er G eneral to the army
I,lc , the follow InkLi
Posttnasters—Joinpl; J, Wyatt, tit..loßepli,
Mo.; John Alextuolor, I.ns illgloll, MO.; 11
L. Coale ~ Wabblto. ton, loan; C. C. 1:;oton
Ilavaus, I'. C. ntovens, Spring tle1;1. Mo.
Cooran. L. Wllnnms, Carrollton, 10.
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Iteccivor Of l'ablic Moniev—JoDu
son. IfoOncrlilC, Nebrualra.
IndMu Agent—Wm. of II:11101 , 1
it omens Agency.
The Senate rejected ttt nil low lug nuwina•
t lonc: Pension ..I.dentt , Lierit3 l::le.tt olr•
Macon City, ILlasnitri. Collector Of Inferziar
Revenue—James 11, Ullmore, Fiftb U. ttric
Miesontt. Poltmesterc—Froderlek U. 1.71 e.
.IrTursonville. 1 nillans; J obn Mn l'hetri,ie,
Bloomington, ludtann; W.. Lee tiler,
W yandotte, ttiotAlbor tU. (;lark, Toledo,
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It Is understood the mate to /:rucutlve
serlion to-day refused to allow the debate on
the Ituastan-Xtuericaa treaty to be pulp
'Abed. Several of the henstors, It Is raid
read written speeches. The vote agatn.i
such puolicatlon was about tha name as In
favor of the treaty.
A cabinet containing dtsitnellen sample.
of wool le now at thoTreattnU D.Partntnttl
The Presidents of the National Wool Grow
ore , Association and \Vont Dianufecturers
Aasoclation are Invited to visit Wathing
Gen and examine the earoples..
autru or van I;ALRIU.NT.
The President is much better to an• ,
able to attend to business In the ionic
Secretaries itrells, Browning andM i CulloCl
Attorney General Stansberry and
Pwtmk
ter General Randall, had Interviews silt
him title morning. A number of vlAitor
were preeent, but none admitted. the l i ma
dent yet being able to receive them.
The Senate ratified the treaty Incenti
made with the Chippewa bands of .111.154
ippl Indians, now residing in Minnesota
providing for the sale of a portion of
,th
lands occupied by them, and for other ros
creations to ho set avert for their use.
Stompllls • ties Death/a—fol.
urea tittzeos Apttoed to Newt Dele
gates to Slate Cooventlots— , Adml•
rat' , Semmes Lectures ea the Ala.
Dams.
(by 7elegreph to the Pittsburgh Gage
Magnus. April 11.—The Conservatives
held a large and' enthusiastic meeting last
might, and appointed delegates to the Slate
Convention at Nashville. A man:Minn visa
adopted asking colored voters to send dele
gate. loth! name.
Admiral Semmes lectured to-night to an
immense audience ' for the lament of the
"Fanny Thurston Society.. :Subject, "Thu
Alabama, and .her course as viewed by
the laws of nations..
Stidotlidt Affray Between Edit
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nod roattnamee.
[By Te'ecr.ph to the rittilet tali I:atoll,:
KAntisa hyrll 11.—A. shooting
affray occurred thin iifternoon bete:l-en A.
11. Hollowell, editor of the Journal nf
mem. 11.11.1tranch, pommowter thin
city. 'four shots were tired, hut neither
party ere. hurt. The alai, grew our of
some commonte in the Journet on a letter
from George W. Mclivan. ep. Mal ugent of
chieflUce devartment.t G. S. At'llenry,
clerk of the post Mik Oe
here, ordering
him to take poseeselon of the office awl nut
allow Branch to have any Intercourse with
It.
Child ileltialllg Case.
Tolearaph to the rittstangh Palette.;
!law Toni AprillL—Johanna lteamllng,
servant. In the employ of John Minturn,
siding In Hoboken,
I. W. COMOlittlOt to oil,
charged with having to cruelty neaten Mr.
Mlnturn's daughter, aged two and a half
years, as to nonentity endanger herdlfo.
General Buse-Crane nu the Austrian .
Mission.
(H) Telegrarh to the nit.burili 11 ate tte.
New Your, April 11.—A Washington spe
cial says it Is reported tho President will
nominate - (kneral lioseeruns Minister to
/223
Man Freukelseo
llaYrel. -
B• Tele.rAph to the I'ittsburo cixtAttc.l
SAX Faanctsco, April I.—Vlour active;
extra, at s6,rd; aaparnne, tlt 45,75. Wheat
active and prices unsettltd, at , 11:n twO
Ades aro reportod at 1403. 1 Legal Tenders,
Toledo !locket
Illy Telegraph to the rittaburgh eiasette.l
ToLcoo,' Aprll 11.—Yla or firm, Wheat
firm hod he better•
MIRA /11Clifgrio. 6 3 0 1 ;
Amber• gAol; IteAl Corn 10
14c better; aules Now 2:o.1 $1,U161,0 1 ! . ,
data Geo..
Dyinvood IDIII named
EU) Telegrtv h to the l'lttsou gh
. PROVIPZ7II . 6, It. 1., April 11.—The Drowood
mill of Wm. Chase & Co., et North rrovl
deuce, was burned thla evening. Lossl:o,Uoe.
Imola EUROPE.
The flutoueatt Situation
PACIFIC TONE OF THE FRENCH ORGAN
Euergetic Note from Bismarck-.
NAPOLEON REQUIRED TO MR
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Very Warlike Appearances
THE. PRINCESS OF WALES DYING
Financial and Commercial.
CONTINUED DECLINE, IN. COTTON
UT Trivr ityll to We 1 Ut.Lurjb lia7ett.3
MEM
VAMP, April 11.—The Moniker contains au
editorial on the Etiropeen etiolation, the
tont, of srhtnkl Docldc and tranquilizing.
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l;u.ar•2lrl><ort.c, April 11. —The Turkish
Government has sent: thane Faint, to Thee
suly, to take couttnno.l of , the tioopl.
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NONCE. OP WALLS TOZ of 0t1.211
I.oUncol, April 11—.Eeening.—The Prince./
of Wales is at the point of death. A surgi
cal Operill:013 upon the bone of her know hod
been dee hied necessary, but she cannot en
dure the pain and to too weat to take chlo
roform. The news wn3 carefully lent from
the pubile, and the Prince of Wales haunts
the theatres as Usnal.
IMEZEI
IrcNIAIE 3AVOrtY.L.
• ' , rec.., Ireland,..l.3ord
rick Conder,othersa , e railed General Mai
*ey. a leader in Um :late reelect Insorint
lioll, has turned 131tOrmer, and is net to.
'dieted. .
rUCTSI.I..
NOTZ rr.mt M5...C.1T0 NAPOLT.OY
DeaLts, Aprtt 11.—Count. Blaroarea tiny
nt an energetic note tin Paris, demanding
of the 1:toporor Napoleon tits realou* for
arto:off. .Ali Pru.elfs holds France re
mfoomble' foi the epuaequencea of suelf
step. nod t ...lion of a ar.
ifrep.ttattotor.
It ,vriur, nhrifll—Eorwsou—The Prwohyn
gArrloof 1111, (-Ott •. tuft been rein forouv
lii Let, [Nor .—ltalts.dt us
*two:fly fortlfl.4 town of linden, near th
right bait of the If blue, etxlf teen tulle
from l'ArlaUrue. I
U
rroAr.l . ,. J pril rtretng. Order
-e ;t e en st :rote n tho prluellet
lee) stAtions In W ttrtettati.rE ana I:Ade
send enra for tlw truiteportAtton et ow
1 host,
c. Yolorr. t.l•altre.
11.—Fivrawoul
e.nt. 11l lnolr (;antral
a rt /ow., Eric, h,f.411.,k coot.
Alorli
;; 1111, , , 14 Cvnlnd five.Twt.
111 NI: r. ,r, April .—rive-Twen
n.A; , ra 11—E:
t i-Twryutlw, 71D; lattsoli CttrAl,
Lt . :navel, April 11 —ll.e Cotton lot Its,
cont:rote4• tette:leg ttplentle hare ntlittt
i.1“.111 , 01.. A pr`t 11—,\; , ,n,—Colton 401
,te:e4l-MIIIII:04 , 1 bale.; rastl.lllng
1:411 , .. 1; , ette Itread,turl.
C.: In; 1,1 t• ..elitornte Wheat
Corn 42 :t:,21 , :. :-11.trtry 40. slit ltel., 20. n , l
Pear I , e, Provt.Ples amt nrutt nee a:,
lattreor. 11—Ete.ting —Crete.
cottrtu, entl an‘l li.etry to the etre teLte
tnetay tuhl4ltter eplur.tle
lontedltn.: l: run,
XILI. /tead
n etteler 4 . . t. 71 per foam., to,
Inl
0,1 e.tern. “ro
uuch,n, :1, 1.10 Allltriellll . Lkliilled
1. 1.4 ern,
II a.r“, Aprtt 31.—T00 steamer .A.:l
free: I.:verpoei en the I.telt and Queentnew
LIM 1,111 . 1 V 010 nternine ate
exile. It tow linen stthereneett) for Ito.ton
Ite•ignot lon of Rev. C. E, Pin °pis. D. D.
We regret to alumni:es that the very zeal
ous Itrctur of the Trinity EpPeepal Church,
Rev, E. Swope, D. D., has eevered Ids
emote:Aloe with that congitigatiou and ar
c/viol the call to heecone thin Assistant
Itinisier of Trinity Church Parish, New
York City. Thu following correspondence
fully explelus Itself
lEredelln 41 nil Veriry of Tri rttl, arch,
I II rub: •
Mr DEA It RETliee,—After long hod
Oral ernii denim:ration, dud after it candid
eigliing of all the elrcionllMlCl'S la the
m.OO au: hrouglit to tile COI:0.1On that
the call witch 1 nave received from the
Vestry of Trinity Church, bow 1 ork, to he
an Assistant Ail:aster of that Par tall, LO 110.)
the partorel charge tit Trinity Chanel. lit
that city, 14 a call horn Gm! which caunot
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at i dare not 0, fuse to obey.
I have am:milli:oy accepted the invita
tion thus extended to inn, and, therefore,
lose no time to cntaTatinlcatlng to you this
„fact, and in tendering to you. ad I. hereby
do, me temlitnalionlof the charge or Trinity
pittsburgh, to take effect on tile Ant
dy of May next eniming•
It is needle., at ht wont,!inirMllMhie,
to 101 l you tile Melton, with which this step
Is taken. Permit Me, however, to say, that,
10 thus seaming taii s ich haves° long
and ...lovely hound m u t oyourselves anti
to the cont.:re:halt. of Trinity Variell,l am
discharging the incist. painful duty of my
life. The uniforisakindoem and consider,.
Cott which 1 have 'ever met with at your
hands; imi iv 1.1 uttliy and as a body. 11. Mira
lit g reatest measure, under God, the source
of whatever succetis may have attended city
Ministry oolong you, .and have rendered
that mittli.try eo mutt eo precious
ip tne, that nothing but :Dm moot iinictuu
convictions of duty could Levu led tan to u
sundering of oar rielations,.LlONverer tempt
ing might be the mill ern 1011 ellnlltion. Me to
another sphere of Mho.
Earnestly invoking God's tidiest blessing
Mont youreelveo and upon the eougiegation
you represent, and with fervent
prayere that, Ile May orettule till, pal MO
Want
to our.oomil, and to the advame
Went of the interests of 110 holy Church
1 um, wy dear brethren
!loot,speett oily and attention Early,
ourg Chridt,
VITT/Mill/car, April 11th, 'DYE
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With greet reluctance, the Wardens and
Vestry of Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, tlO
- 1110 rekkignatien of the itev. Cornell.
E. Swope, , their highly valued and
much beloved Rector.
We fully ape's elate the motives which
prompt 111111 to obey the smut/lona to a More
extensive ebt of duty, utel our regret at
Just
Is tu d 1.1. w di the solace t nst his
Just inerits have Ittl,facteki the Ittlatition of
one of the must intelligent and tli.rluds
nallng parishes of like 14,1scolml Church In
the United Stated. During the seven years
bf Isle Sueeessf tki inluixtry 111 011 r whist, he
I as not only t onimcieled blinked( to our con
fidence and regard, but by his'eloguence,
piety, Zeal, devotion to our spiri
tual wa nts. bar endeared Limed(
to every • member of the congregation,
its well 101 to the meld:trinity et (urge. Suc
ceeding to a clement Mil., once graced by
such emimmt omit:censors as Deane. llon
kiaa Upend, and tho itev. tie. Lynam. I
be hes Muhl! Mind uolinpalrmi tlOO Mon
chez actor of the parish, end can transmit
bin robes, unblemished, with a brilliunt cc
ele.tstical recoul, to his sukam.or.
Tho Moe°. of Pittsburgh, to the estall
ilaldnent of which• he bats so largely con
tributed, will analomly watch his Tutors
aklvabeeintknt, and implore abundant bless
ing,. open Diu bead of b,rvual, who Linv
been ina signally devoted to the lleater's
gamic°. •
Reselid, That the resignation of thence.
Dr. Swope, ilretor of 'Trinity Church, nu,-
Igggh ~e ue rtgki, and taitt the Seeremry
rtirtildh him *UM 15 copy of these proceed
ings.
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Dr. ItoborL floater deilrea to notify . Ills
patiunts and those mini rang Ills profession.
al fierylees, that he will ciellnitely clone
his once In PittAbrirgh on line evening of
Saturd ty, April - 27th.
. Dr. Ilunter,s practice Is confined to 0.11 . 00.
lions of the chest, vie: Sore throat, catarrh,
Influezemi,lA.l.lll[ll2, asthma, column:lp
tion and heart di,ease.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of Ur.
iluntcr•a,,xperichee in those affections
should embrace the earliest opportunity,
tad ore his retain to New York, for or
person
al Interview end examination, n tier welch
they eau pursue the treatment without dif
ficulty.
'doors-9 A. Y. toy r. Oitlee_
MerCharits Hotel, l'ittoOurgtt,
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CITY AND. SUBURBAN.
FOUNT 1- PAGE.—The Junta! and most re.
liable;Matey, Chi and Produce Mari:et Re
port: ire's/Tony paper in Mr ray, tor
oundion our Aurth TUge.
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A stated meeting of Um A tle;:tiony
Clls wa3 bold on Thursday epcaing, April
Drum, Engllo. Bull
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Irwiti, Blotheral, Myler, 1 . 0..0, J. i:,
son, A. Patterson, A. U. Smith. J. 11. Smith,
C. C..mtU, Smith Thomas, end
President •i
mtu eteli of the puiiymus meeting were
and approved. I
dlr. J. IL conith, member troth the Second
-.ard, having . remoredlto the Third ward ,
tendered his Ce.s.igutit to ,which was accent
ed.
Mr. English moved that the usual procla
mation be Issued for an election to till the
vacancy occasioned by Ilhu rebigllntlOU of
Mr. Smith. Adopted,
A petition was presca.ed by J. C. Patter
son from the citizen. of lilt, Manchester Ms-
, L, twidt;ii for .oppl3, of cantor. Iteforrod
to the Stater Commute! 5
Mr. Mylor milmnitte , a renannStrance,
aigned by two hundred iad Ave citlyene of
the Fourth ward, rem.] , tratin ir airlit list the
action of Councils to pa! slug un ordinance
for the opening of No to Cased street to
Church Avenue.
Mr. Myler movoSthat ter. Dr. J. T:Preas.
, t
ly, who woo pimiento, be hewed the privil
ege of explaining the gr units on Which the
r e l - ToTi t l r g ' ir a=l • moving • snspen•
Mon of the rules, which was done, and the
reverend gentleman usOerilingly took the
door, and stated that thelpctlthm asking for
the opening of the street find been signed
try purUsli who Were nthe time Isliorlior
under a false idea , and t hat many of those
wbe gave their Signatures to the petition
wore now among Wesel who make up the
remOnstrauce.
Mr. Myler moved that the ordinance he
reconsidered, and the' .titiou and remon
strance be referred to tot Street Commit
tee to examine, and re rt to Councils.
Mr. Drum sieved that too at part of the or ,
•dlmince relating to the poling of North
Canal street be stricken iut.
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Mr. J. it. smith prev • d humelf strong.
ly fa favor of having lb, provlsion3 of the
ordinance carried out. rl
Air. Drum withdrew lit motion.
A vote way then Lanni , n3.lr. filylot.s rev
olution. which was carr ;41.
Mr. J. W. Hall preset. • 1 a petition asking
for the grading and 7 awing of Fayette
.trfet, from Indwell 4311 Ancoln. .Iteferred
ntrvet Committee.
a petition fur Oil grading and pav
ing of Alit . Morton alley. 1: erred to tilt, came
committee.
31r. Myler anlinalttevt tll9 rpport of trio
Street. Committee with n ordinanca pro
viding for the construe in of a timid gate
at the terniliniv of the 1 elmont ntreet cow.
et' Referred back to th - ; Committee.
Al." ordinance for 11 grading and pay
ing of the following tenet. and allele:
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Elope stre'ete. nud
obered in re 6,1,1
II
rnn• 1:,4111•140,
11v.
,hrfheld. SlOuterey un.
Tnlr.l lota Wulf alley,
Au 01,1111.11C0 W. &I,
to tut. ,alAcy of the
inn ordinance utxlll•he
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Lo .eturf at STOW per nnum, and author
ten the npplaintenent cal as annny tarsi:dun:
mar tr alerelnarY tO tranleart the ho,I
nee* et Wilco elliteetltly ttml promptly.
Also, un onithunce [M31141110 or
Central nineet. to Lil/4041 Avenue, Tremont
Atreet to Grin!. rout, and revntrnr NC, er-
-tteetsnnd illeym not ) . ot nansed: Re
furred bee-I: to the Comul
Also, an orelnAncelitalMllng for plArlne:
the nAmes on The corner% or the streets and
M. Engllon presente.l the rep,et of the
Comtnatee on Common lirounthl Improve-
Ineutot All re-Mutton Meant:log S. ticiloy Cr,
fur Ma attlotauce In drattlng the Act
of Aitembly. Alto, a re-solution Provl , lllttl
for a joint !It !ISL.. of Atcanctlt to elect it
Commlaston, to. required by archon thlot et
sold tact. Ileport accepted ant rl,l-11UL10:1
atlnpted.
Mr. A. M. Smith presentea the monthly
report of the Controller, It. It. Frantic,
with n reaolution proclaim; for tine relating
of u temporary loan fur the payment of ea
mosey Ineurryd by wharf Improvement,
: prat neee 06 , 1 and result:lton a.lopted,_
Nlr. report Or
rointottos• on Street. Statham , . Accepted.
hlr. rtmlth. tom the
of 1 1 1 e s;um
matten, hlPtrultted the 11. port of that com
mittee, ply Ina a lull statement of the Bean
mut rondttlon of tIM gy, including tip,
"Tort of the Trust Como:11.1ml appointed
meter an art of Assembly and a resolurson
EtteaIrEMIUMEG=IX
Inc the rallrowt lod.itar,ietCß4 of rho elly
A cooden.-I , 4.l.t4te,uerif 110000 n! Ihe tualt
uor lu which the llouunioslou, Itesor.. Thu,
lit. Howe. Josiah Mug nod .httue.. , 111.31srs
shun, illselisrireil d 011.., 4,t1,
lunqrrini it vine of thanks to the
It, for their elllciency 10 11114 mutter. I.e
-p4,r, sie ospred tilt resolution
The limiter or extendlnie the wster ,
to the 3lnziehestur Was illsru-sed,
hut nothing . dentllie 16•4.4 (strived at.
An oru Manley 160. 011oirml i11cr..44111X 1110
mcht 11.111.r, t ree( r ota10.1V011 rlDrun
the att.:Dion ra ono day polteetuau. Itie•ed
Air. U y ler o IterCd u tool o Lion [opine.• the
olututtla Hose colopany on Dec Haute Ilk/L-
I:1g U. embraced at the Fire Depart,
levet. anti auLhorlainu the porelatee for
them of a tote° cur./toe laud nen-t. Alter
considerable dlecesolon the re,olution woo
adopted.
Adjourned.
lODINONcnt - no
Present: 'Mysore. Cutler, Denham, Dren
nan, Did, F offittotter, Masan, I nekton, kirk
potrick. Megraw. Di:Donald, McNeil, need,
Smith, Sigel stet Prreitient
Minutes of the preeeeiling regular and
special meeting readanti approve].
Mr.
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Mr. me:WM.I a petition from
eltlaulal or the Fourth war tl, praying for the
opitulug of Val. wires! In setts wart!. Re
ferred to Omni:Mtge on Street,
Mr. Did present.] a pentlon from et:teens
of 11' ashittgion street, la the Me ath . -der
praying that water pipes tat hold In
void :etre._ Referred to COultalltee on
Messrs. Harper and Means, delegates (rota
Manchester, being present, to oath of
oilier was odministered to theta by Mayor I
Morrison, and the gentlemen took their
seat,
Mr. Megrow providing
a report covin
on ordinance providing for the election er ors g
Wharf Matter for the Manchester illetnet.
The report was nenopted and the ordinance
finally paillitel.
Mr. McDonald, Chairman of the Commit
tee on tits, sulnuttted a report: recommend- I
Mg the erection of gas lamps In various
parts of the ell y. lteport occepted and re
commendations adopted.
Mr! Hanna, from the Market Comtnlttee,
prelalntoal the report of the Snpertutentlent
of Markets, and Weighmasters, for the
snoath of March, no follows:
John S. Edgar, Diamond settles $ 2SI 12
Jas. Hunter, Second word noalen
Duncan Dallas, clerk of markets..... Gal 23
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Mr. hoed, from the Committee on En
glues, presented the regular, monthly re•
port, which was accepted and tolopted.
Mr. heed also preheated a proposal from
Musm a. Gamewel I, Kennard 1. Co., for the
erection of a Ore alarm telegraph, similar
to TWO one now lu use lu rittahurgh, for the
rum of 613.(*(1.
A resolution sr. offered, accepting the
.proposition, which was carried.
A petition for the grading and paring of
Washington street, in tho Manchester dis
trict. itetrermi.
An ordinance was offered increasing tho
salary of the Clerk of CoMmittees from
gr., to WO, to date Irony January let,
Pissed.
Mr. McDonald offered an ordinance in
creasing the salary of Messungerof Councils
$ 5 ,,e,5150 to
that
per annum. Adopted.
The same gentleman presented a petitiOn
oon, property holders on Danis alloy, Prays
Ing for tee grading and paving of said alley
Meowed to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Molth offered a resolution, nuthoriz
leg Mr., Melleintry, tile City Regulator to
piano numbers on the buildings on Perry
street, Third ward,
Mr. Hanna moved an amendment that all
the hoaxes In thu city be 9embenel. Mon-
Md.
The matter of the openlngof Canal street,
was next token up. The action of Select
Uounell was concurred lu by e vote of nine
to coven.
Mr. Slagle offered a resolution with re
gard to e extenalon of ter from the city
Water W th OO. outside of the city limit. Re
ferred to the Committrie on Water.
. .
Mr. Diehl °tiered au ordinance dividing
the Manchester district into two wards.
Referred to Committee on New iVarils,
TIIO (.evident offered a resolution
ding for the rsmovul of all telegraphic poles
not in nee within the city limit, Adopted.
Mr. Drennan offercd are nolntionin struct , -
log the Solicitor to examine the city code
and ascertain if there Is any ordinance in
existence for tho prevent ion of the erection
of wooden buildings within. the limits of
the city. Adopted.
Mr. Reed otfod a resolution providing
for the laying of re a twelve inch water pipe
from School street, in the First ward, to
Beaver street, and down the latter es far
as necessary, Referred to the
tee on Water.
lu all or which action there was a mutual
cothairrence.
Adjourned to Ineet'on Monday night.
I=
Pauline Short appeared before Alderman
Strain, yesterday, and made oath charging
Marry Monaghan with having Obtained
nineteen dollars and fifty cents worth of
boarding from her by false and fraudulent
representations. Mrs. Short thonalit that
Sae run long enough, and
leg payment for her bill, elm was toll that
his father owed him some money, which. as
s"°ofieresolved, should he given to Mrs.
Short. file story sho imtsmoucellY
Mined to be false, Monaghan's parent Cuing
ill destitute of the "needful . as his on.
The accused was aerated, bat WWI release
On furnishing bail for a bearing today.
The Southern Famine—The Meeting
Yesterility—lit AUJourtseil Until -Mon
day Afternoon Next,
The meeting called for the porno., otde.
VlAng come means (or the relief of the
starving south Site held yesterday , after
noon at the rooms of the Board or Trade.
The meeting was Organized by the election
of Mr: George 11. Thornton, President of
the Board of Trade, on Chairman, and Ile,
Jo..eph S. Travelli and the reporters of the
preen Seertitariel.
Mr. Thuraton on taktrnc the chulr said
Gent/retro t Inm gratified nt being called
to prenide over thin meeting thought small
In number. I am aware that intro are those
who think that the sufferings of the !South
are but just punishment for the terrible
wrong that was done In the attempted rev
enlace nf the nation. That punishment
should follow the crime la most undonkted,
but lam one or those who ,to not think that
alifll row women end ehildren ludic of afar.
canon to the proper punishment. For that
reason, I feel like doing w'rat little 1 can, to
do goal to those who Lave despitefully
Wad a..
The strife that has but now ended betweeif
the two Beetle.. of the country has engens
detect many feelings of revenge and Kept-
Ulce and passloo. The loyal sentiment of
the people ban been to outraged that it Is
difficult to forgive. Many desolated bow,
holds Lave reasonto teal intlinposed to es.
tend the lees( succor to those who have
brought bitter tmrruse to their fireside. Wo
should not forget,' however, that among
those now buttering for food are Month as
well as mule
hull while the men ordina
ry of human impulse-a lead us unsolicited to
feed our Wends: It lb the to , chugs of the
(treat Judge Of: all human actions that di
rects Ifs to tuccor oar enemies. With the
rest of the loyal citizens of this city, / did
wlint 1 [Mull to ant In sustaining a princi
ple of justice and mercy to'' a race of
fellow men, _and In sus•alning the
unity of the nation snit the cause
of rrooloni. In my heart as well as
In that of others, preilitllCES and pas }
may hove bee. engendered—and my judg
ment calls for punishment oleo thaw who
by so ceaselessly rebelling cost the Coun
try .0 I,llloh tuffering, blood and treasure.
W Ire know that Gm principle we as
loyal citizens sustained was correct, and
w hilt' thousands of loyal hearts felt no fen:
lu going to the cannon's mouth to hastens it,
yet there Is 'mother principle that 10 fully
as correct, and that bids us feeit the poor,
and succor the distressed. TIIO city of Pitt".
burgh was not afraid , or backward in send
. nig her treadle,. of money and her dearer
treasures of loved brothers and Mescal/41s
to sustain the first Prlticilde against the
rebellions :South. Shall the he less bock
ward-in sending her treasures of money
only tom-Istate a principle equally correct,
unit of divine origin"
• •
I for ono fool the laying aside al: feeling
of public wrong, smothering all prompt-
Ines of prejudice or of pasoun, and remem
bering only that the,. buffering people aro
kin of our kin, blood Of Oar blood, people
of our people, uad that women awl children
are Ili log for Mead. It seems horrible to
we that In aloud abounding In wheat and
corn, and In wealth, toot the people of a
large section of tlix country are feeding on
Lunge, or dying (rum want of that of which
Ivo burn abondanco to spare. oar pri
vate gtlef, what they may, be our otos., of
public wrong ever so great; bo our indig
natton over so yid run. at the outrage upon
the people and the nation, let us put them
nalde,and,listentog to (becalm prompting,
of our better nature, give, with x heart
grateful 10 Providence fur Our prolperity,
tilt is Modal bond to the starving people
of the onalt, remembering only our broth
erhood- no a people, our unity tt.3 %nation,
dont tier dot y clirlstilins.
tin ittleount of the small attendance, it was,
oil :not 100,
That this meriting nou'ailJourna
until Monday atteru nest, 13th lust., at 3
o'clock, for thin purpobe of obtaining a gen
eral attiodance of our eltizena, and that
notice lie given In all the city papers, 11114 i
that the of ail churches of Plus.
burgh, Allegheny unit burrounillegs be and
are hereby respectfully " requested to give
nonce of the niche from their pulpits on
t-31iliatil next—urging the attendance of all
übuare iiiispoont to contribute to the relief
or tile buffering people of the loath.
=A
On Wednesday ufLorhurin,J...M.Metialian,
cams the ettlre of Alderman Mcltaiters
aunt made an Infrunmlion against Patrick
and Wllllaut Welsh, charging them with to
leninus asmult un,l battery. The parties
are boarders at the bou r n of Mrs. Russel,
cnrner of Ctn.-taut and Main etrieta, Alle
gheny. Sir. Metiahan alleges that they
estnonp to the room which Inc occupies, at a
hit° hour Tuesday night, and began acting
in a vet; disorderly manner. overturning
the I minthte, .filmininir on the floor, etc.
The pro,euter beteg awakened I.; the
noise, requested theta 1.0 be more quiet,
when tiler ..chid him and drugged him nut
of lied.. They then got a brick, used 10 keep
the doer open, and a Wl° one held Min, the
other brutally heat it over the head with
It until 11.. w.t.icuseirsa Tun; then drag
ged him out of the room, and pllched elm
down the shorway. Mr. Met..than showed
unmistakable signs ye...teritay that he had
men nokt outrageouslyabused. Ills) oie
ns Stloodied, ills cheek anti Cur rut, and his
fliniOst beaten Into. lady. Mr. McCoOk
dr....scil his 'Mori. ta
Thoegt wnro arre,ttnlyeittrany nn
h-hl th 1,11..; -co..
for . their npinntralleo
lug In lw had In Cu-, On Weds
Int ; ;
Prof. Brewer's !Leesnre Last Night.
Lost eveniug 110110 a large audience as
sembled at Nlaacinie Ilan, upon the occasion
of Professor W. 11, ilrener's (of halo Col
lege', lecture, under tile auspices of the
Young Menlo Christian Associattoo. The
audit-ceo Wight hare been tench more res.
pectalde In poltit of numbers, as tho Asir.
elation is °anciently worthy 01 more:general
rectignit lon trout the hetet e-golug condon
nay. it Lilo the intellectual least offered
was 10 altallee Oi any Of the past ,ontson.
prof. sow Brener Is a pleating and highly
I nstructlec lecturer, u.itg the plainest lod
yet most begot Weil language to convey his
Ileac to the dud is nee. to the de,cription of
scenery we below° the learned gentleman
to be lent - nit an equal. at least surpaswog
any 01 1110 Il CtUrerer who have for SO L.
years past addressed our ell laves. To
' night tile subject wtil tio doubly attracure—
"The thiuntalit neen'ery Of Lal'fornis , e .
! lustrated ugh large photographic sketches.
pot, as attending sliould take with them
opera glass., In order to obtain fair Slows
Or the pictures.. We bespeak for the lee
tt.rer eron ;led audience to-night, and In
-0 to all Will) utlellll au intellectual enter
tainment of the highest order.
Choice Grocerle• amt. Where. to P.
EMS:
We take pleasure in referring our readers
to the card of Messrs. Wm. Franco S Son,
grocers and tea dealers, .ti 0.15 Diamond,
Pittsburgh. We yesterday looked through
the largo and fresh stock of teas, coffee and
family groceries Just received and opened
at this house, and found It very superior.
The firm -make a rule of keeping nothing
bet the very best articles In the market, for
which they are content to receive thit most
reasonable of priers. Housekeepers will
110,1 too Atileetlon of choice grades 0 bloc
anti green teas, coffees, and angora, to
Try line, while the general stock of grocer
as miter immediately Into every
'lay 0911 and consumption in our families,
will prove upon domination all that houstw
I..telirs can desk:re. Ttao retail prices arc
Iplaced at lc hoiesale rates, so that It is a jar
aaroary advAtaago to deal at France's tea
itart.• The proprptors are fair dealing..
honorable busineek men, such ailth whom It
Is a pleasure to deal, unit we commend them
heartily. to the patronageof our readers.
I:Lunen:lller. . the place, No. 15, Pittsburgh
Diamond.
MEI
The India.. liclekettou.
In the city yestortiny were dela:gallon
Indians en route westward from Washing .
ton City, where they had been on °Meta
busmen. AUlOllg them worn twenty-fly
Chiefs or laucton tribe of SIOuX, nudist' thin
gulden. of Governor Faulk, of DaLotah,
formerly u re 4,lent. of Ulltannlng. They
stopped at tile Mansion House, and wuro
iwuorupailltlit lip twO intOrpreters. Mating
failed In their missionafter a Mgt* or oil
weeks In Wioli laptop, [ ' hey threaten to con
federate with hostilo tribes in it war with
the whites. 'The remainder of tho delega
tion coliGliiteil• Of tw chip Slltinciiota Mous,
anti 6121011 t; thorn Wail Chief "Reit Cogs,"
who porthil pitted iii 0 , 0 Spirit bike Wiwi..
linni Another iitctlng.uislieit per.On•
Ugh had au unprOnouneenino nme, 0111100
won Iti te riireteil us a. "M an who shoots
water es It dies." This warrior wits tins
prieoned In Davenport Ilitrruclin for m torte
time, hut'leg taken an well' part in the
ina, , etere of 1141. Thep oil lett bitt even
ing (Or Dinah, 00, luau. Whence they will
Jo on., oil 10iit lte r thelr "hunting iirounds
Another delegation are v.kPoet."
through the city. to-day.
-
latigoaciona ,
itavld Lider came to the ogles of Alder
man 1101:astern, y enterday, and after being
duly sworn, deposed mud Sabi that cc is a
carter, and mounted on his vehicle he scan
pasnlug along Fulton street, yesterday.
Unfortunately, the wheel of hie . cart Came
In close prozimi ty Wan ludic Muni who wa,a
engaged in the lel ty rweepatiCat of cargyi,,,
a hod. Tuts enraged the geutlernauly wan
of the nota k
o un, who, 'allt; a ho,'
waste an attacrtchstlog. hint for
several squares along the prOtlits highway,
th ar cny placing MS life for_ the moment in
Jeopardy. A warrant has been 65...1 fe n
the p"glittelotta carrier, with the ospeeta
,t o of carrying him before the magist le,
,
where lie will be forced to answerer
for r' l.ll4
conduct.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Der trort I ye Ire-Two Steamboats
ne.tro)ua.
.:‘.1•1, fon, t welroo'clm•k
=RI
last night lire w,.s discoverude , sning from
the lower deck of the strain real tug Du.'
phln. lying in the 51rmaismtela river, at the
font of abort sere, I. The liamel spread rap -
Cf 111111111,11,1% I ;; llmeediately to
the tog Dick IMlton, laying on the upper
site of the Dolphin. Tee alarm was prompt-
Ip sounden from the central utatiou and the
sire dep., mint mess some on the wharf
lending every inertin stay the eoullatfra-
Hon. not ail their efforts proved futile un
til the two eralte mew:toned a - ore burned to
the Waters edge. The lug.. Hyena and Ar
row wee , . lying just below the Dol
phin when the era nrone oat, but
—them.; Fox, 101111 h, fortunately, had steam
up,pulled them out into the strewn, Kea
thus saved theta true/ de,tructlno. There
was no person on the Dolphin a heaths, fire
Was dancovnred but 1.L3 wateetilan, WllO
made eVery exertion to cad:4;ll,th it,
and Old um learn her trattl she was
a total wreck. The eettre ' crew,
with ton eTrrept len .of the captain"
anit wertiatioatd of the Fulton.
They into only Dole to save their persons
al elTeeta. The Da:phin Wa.l owned by
Patterson N. Co.. alai WW4 valued at crt,ooU.
silo was hi,ureo foe 4 - 211,1110, Or prr..hibly
W,tS,UUO, prinelp.tly In 1 1 01110 eompanie, Tho
Dick lotion, eiwornawled - by Copt. Packer,
was 11510111 :at Cr1,1.0,e; ii.rerri! for 4 - 30.000.
The hell of Int, latter boat may possibly he
saved, 03 the Ilrouen tins nonnuered the
dames before the forecastle v., , lebtroyed.
She was still silent we en We lett the scene
of the disaster, at one o'clock. The origin
tiro is ',erupt in mystery.
Private Sale Day.. nt Smithson &
Pala me*' illommoth, Emporium, 43
and 57 Fifth street.
TO-day aug to-morrow will be de
voted as private bale days at the
mammoth headquarters for auction
goods of tomthsca, Palmer 3 Co., Nos. Al
and Of Fifth Mreet.. This will ho pleastng,
Intelligence to our reader , , us on days of
public sale this esteem,: inert is so three/Cs
ed that it Is dalieult to make selealons from
the ellorlUout :Abel; of ge.el,+ kept on hand.
Tue firm dully receive!, oft Invoices of gen
eral slottlebtie ;mod- lrozn the C•iSt„ bought
at sheriff's sal, :Ltil newly nave the
choicest Of etobla to ml , r retoll patrous. nt
prices mur ll hems tile rates felitch prevail
ed anterior to till, War. The etoett
ecobrecee ,flme ge:terA Kea clipper.
of all the modern style', m a d manufactured
for the hest cub tont tram: of the east; halm°.
rut skirts, Immo skirt, moll eel foreign end
domestic earpets,:gimta lerulsning goods
and an endless rut 1• of notions and gen
eral house In rnlallitta good:, Those will all
he sold at private :lay and evening, and
persons desirous of securing rare and um,'
floated bargains alentiktat once call In at
C u et ,rper.o.,,:. .t large force of ,tentlemari
ly and attentive salesmen constantly In at
tendance to unit upon patrons, to show
10.)0dli and inform prier=.
Fan Kn lunrjrb rent u.—W;nalfe.l Darla
was before Alderman Wednesday,
gbarged on oath of Lizzie ltlt sure
ty of the pette, I.:zxte allege- that Win-
Is lit the .habit of seoltliug her every
tittle they We r t without havlng the slight
est cam., for that exercise. During one of
Utso lectures MI, Itorli declared she
would her Llzzle's lie Art's 1,1001. beartng
this songutuary threat should be put m ex
ecutinu, tb. threatened patty made the In
formation as stated, noel the Matey hand of
thu law was laid upon the bulking wow*.
After a partial Matring she gave hall for her
appearance at court.
ea. U Cochran. F.. q., Attorney at Litut.
formerly of the Lao limit of Nloilltt Loch
ran, Imbll-1,9 c ill In :mother column.
51r. Coillaran will faiti,fally uml promptly
attend to ail 111,31 t!.. , 111,4 or writing en
trusted to c'ar. ,lint 11,111
we are enaidetto hi ro.gly commend him
to the Community at large. Ito has had
largo and liberal experirneo in lilt profes
sion. in both tilt , civil and crou Mai courts,
and pertion, unfortunate curnielt to be In the
me,ltes of the ,lair -hould rit Ids advice as
conu-ollor. or giro Into his Lands for atten
tion their cholas or ca-e.
noon. of anl:wilionble trktly.—We are
; r e '
lutnna
end 1313011, trl which
for phew at the tc,iiicrice 01 the leitelly,
near irairtanii, morning. The
ffMt!MMiIS2=MIZEZI
. • . - .- -
on.l the pa,...c-or et h.....ty hoble trelts of
character wlllelt 1 . ....1ert.1 loran object of
'lova 004 rt -lit k I. a.,(1:1,1 a lioate tarele of
frt. 0,14 00.1 a• .;..a1..tenc...., who 0 eeply
. .
oUrn her Ittneral LIOLICO pt.lll-
1“..1 in elllOlll,
loluallee.—l rout a tale ahltal ;Iwtement
to Weanes , l n tater the tuition of
"le quest of a lief:Mal," e were led to do
gross lajostsce to a very worthy lady of Al.
loahe.r City Nr4. P"well. SO far as
the ivies cm...v.4,1W the 1111 . .1.1: rhe was per
fectly Intorrat, and the laference which
might e het. draw Irma the Item
her great 17.j,ike. We stake eui. corrco-
Lion upon oar Owe mldlott. folowltur that
the lads - tratluce.l mat., to tit:flu:emu of
her Character :linong II:0, acqualatetl with
hor at our bands.
..31e.rs. Edit orsr— Will you please,
hrough your valuable paper, inform the
meng m e n whom hem! , ime -von daily nt
ludo., near Ilse dully Union Prayer Meet
ng room on Fifth streM, watching young
going no mai down the ateps, that
heir nano. will he pghl,ned full.! [ semi
here again. It thc.e young me n would
otee .
the their
aeon.' hereafter wouldmuen better.
A ILIIIN“ Lie?,
•
Widenisq; of ItirLilo Alley.—Thin pr.
et Ist ...ill feu proposlue
I. to tat, tho ground fro.
.
the south :Ade ill•tca.l of the north, as at
first 9t1,ge.9“21. The .h—lre Is to make the
theruth:afare 411 111" haute %Mtn as Fifth
stre t. Irons tirTat to I...hortT. IL would ha
.
ture.t decided Improveznent, and tOe pro-
Vtl new enp buihlow:s, on the corner of
kiirt2: nut 1110 .I.llee, gives the
utter nthlitional hoportance.
McMinn. ',lnman With(Ml 1.14.4.0%0.-
11. lit A °Olen tratlgh, teohllngdn Allegheny
4.11 y, helurc Alderman r•train, yt,ter
it), charged, ha oath 01 Carnuo W
l Ilhamg
with eelllng !Naar Wit holt: heense. Augh
enbaugh gaga IWI for Ill:appearance at th
next term of the k;rl inal Court to answer
the charge. Despite tile ire° liecniso law
the crusailn against alcohol bail continues.
Sent to Jost.-1:10111 . of yeiterilaY
we rationed the arrest or a man llttotott
%Vat. Foster, fur tilt iLLICI/1111, to entutalt a
rape on girl in the - Ninth ward, Ile
had a hearing leetr r,tay, watch terminated
in Ills being reconre.l to gtve ball fn-the
.114 Of five hutolred dollars fur his aphea,
0000 at Court. Falling hi doing this, he
was committed tojall.
Pornotml.-1 tom Schuyler Col fan, Speak
er of tho National Homo, Cl Repre,r,lta.
tires, bras in t c:ty yosteragy, and among
other placed to Interest. visited the Fort
Pitt founise worn, Ito left westward
. dun ng the ,lay, and was annuuneed to lea
tura last night :It Zan...settle. • •
Elephant Dead.—The Luny eleph.lt
"II lratn." att.:wiled to the art at rileui aml
menagerie Of tratneo antlealq, Of Thayer
ioyce. which Li alat
at tletanl, ha., on the tat/ inst. The ;remit
allow Will eclipse auytillua ever seeu la
these parts.
Prof, ltrhocr, or College, delight
ed it tine aualelloo l , ,at eVc111I11: Mit L LI., lec
ture en t ”Phyocal liee:traphyet the
PYciile 17.1,11 t," at Maw. le hull. Ile
lecture, tli,e evenlutt uu Uhl "Alonntaltt
Scenery or California) , Ile uhoultl have at
1,111 house.
Thentriest.-10.dorl t tiutn. in Butriiiti on
natorday night. sho tell! play two nigh"
clwlng on Monday, 3hwton 51,1d0w Soma,
f o r the great' lierienn warner swr az
thwOoera lion, In thl , cite next iveeki ape
pouring in Is 1131111 , 1 of pop u lar Wwfw,"."•
The Pacific. no Atlantic Telogro
Comy Ir rapidly extending Its (atilt
.ties Oar accommodating the toddle. An
like has been opened nt YaltAkont, West
TIN loth, eel rue,.nnea end now he trans.
mitred to tent point.
Leonard Clra.V bd. fOIt 'Justice Bat
her yesterday, than:v.l with ru,ty of the
ponce on and ulortuatien mud" by fdlin Du.
pree. A r hearf ag trls. ordered 1130 0.1,0 WILS
On pay
alt
Inis•ol tool t loos,: e
se
the
nr. U. Ilioy ft er lia, onr lb:mks for tllo
Aprub ,,,,,,„,,, girths Unice:idly Journal
or Medicine awl Surgery, publihneil
nnlhlT by W. Palm., M. D., I•llllaileiplidia.
It In an InvaluAble work for physicians.
The driver of hear.: at a funeral in
Grevovllle, Pennsylvania, wt 4 sullenly
strwizen with paraly., Thu llama tan
away, butellectneal up without
doing any serious damage.
Edward Malone came to the oilice of
Alderman Strain, yesterday, and Instituted
suit agalnst dame. Madden, for surety of
peace. A warrant muss 15suott for thu ar
rest of the secs-ed.
Graham, the man who
weca committed to Jail Wedaeeday for de ,
serting his wife, Itactiol, was het at liberty
yesterday, bail having boon entered for his
appearance at Court. • •
AI toone• tolls don't want to bea olty, at
leant flo tiles- ticcid , tl • at an election on
Tuenday. Never mint], Pim:bare% will
take theta in I,ollle of theFe &Ivo,
leonnastlown, (thin Is guttlnir nil In
sevpn Inlrglarks were committal
thero a night Or two niece.
The !Mountain Scenery of California.
is the sunJect of Professor Brewer's second
lecture Wore the Tonne. lien's Christian
Association, at Masonic Ball to-night.
Tho-e who heard his eloquent lecture last
evening will be sure to attend to-night.
Tickets kitty cents.
Fifty Iracomb Indiana, representing
seven tribes, passed through the city Yes
terday to charge of Goy. A. J. Faulk, for
merly of litttanaing, Armstrong county.
Got Ball.—Babby MsDonald, wboio com
mittal to jail we noticed in yesterday's
Issue, for. an assault and battery on Ana
Foley, has been ralesused on ball.
The Blinding. of the Ohio Furniture
Company at Columbus. Ohl*. Were destroy:
.1 bi fire on Weanesday last. LOse 1130,00 U.
lienry Freeke. the Cuyahoga murder
er. who wus sentenced to the Ohio Peniten
tiary Mae years ago, has been pardoned.
Jesse Grime... a printer of Zatiesyllle,
Meg on Taeada9 last, from eohg.atiOn
the brain.
The Allegheny Valley Railroad will
be in runnttli; order to Bmirs Item] next
week.
Iroaenbom Was In tho tombs last
night. or the venial curenco of being drunk.
The Ohio Legislature. adjourns on the
191 n hurt.
__
Taenty-nlne oircussee are coming this
Court Ileticirts on Fo 13 ri h Page.
EM1322
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oil LATS. Lug reeler, on Thursday morn-
Ins, u 1..r0 and oneehalto•elock, K. 712:
young." daughter of John 11.1.1 `rah' &beats,
aged tUed years, two mouths and twenty-tour
days.
Lilarrlsburg Telegraph pleun cOPY.)
Funeral 'M.o.', (Frlday.) at three o'clock C.
h., from the residence of her parents, No. ra
federal Street, Allegheny City. The friend* of
the family are respectfully Invited to attend.
1113E61 1 .--On Thursdaying. AVOI llth t
at 3 o'clock. RHODA MIK" morn
ARDs, Vile of the
late bcorge Steed. acid CI years.
Funeral trent the rraldence. In Oakland. on
h,a1 . 1111/a. the 13111 inataus. at 2 o'clock P. me
Camases will leave tan office of Falranan
Sampson. corner of Seventh and Smithfield Ste..
at 1 it'd/I.k.
ALEX. AIKEN.
171•711D - JECEL.T.B...7ECMI R.
•
No. IE6 Fourth sire.[ , Plttsborah. Pa. COFFINS
of 41 kinds; CHAFES. GLOVES,' and every' de
tri. rlottim of Funeral NOtoishlng Moods loroishe
•o paned day and night. lirarso and
Casriagee tarnished.
K W . D'Null w
OF.
jw.
lg . i— Rev.
iller. Foci.
I/. T. WHITE &. CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Wecl•• Run and vicinity-
CDFF IN ROOMS AT MANCHESTER LIVERY STABLE
Corner Sheaf eld and Chartf era eeeee t •
Hearse fan Carrtare• fOrnistni.
101 ILLDALE CEMETERY.—The
btsutifal .. I.lod'a-acre,` the largest unbar
bum place of sepulchre, except one. In thus roue-
Is,te on New Brlphton road. Intruedlatre
north of Allegheny. T o r bode lots. permits
or titles. call at Central DrUg Btore of COOL &
CLAYEY. Allexbene Car.
DUNSEATH & CO,
Wholesale Agents
r rt.na TEEL
American Watch Company's
WATCHES.
No. 56 Fifth Street,
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WATCHES, CHAINS .ILSD
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AT A VERT SMALL PROFIT. AT
WILL T. WILEY'S
6 Wylie St., 3d door from sth.
I. w. SCOTT
JOILNSTON ts. SCOTT,
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC.,
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pittabu.r;b,
lEr Canicula: sltantlos etfek to Bowlslnk
Watemes, Clocks and Jewelry. All port vat
rwaled
89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89
"I . 89 MARKET STREET.
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GO TO
S sPl. 1 - 3313 'IE3,
S9 l 89 Market Street,
AND GET YOUR
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9 5
IBOO TSII/I SHOES &C
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THE CEPT A
. 89 1= •X• ZZE 311 472 41r 7
13
2
, 19 NO AUCTION GOODS KEPT.
S9 IJAS. ROBB, 89 Market St.
;S9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9 S 9
NEW HATS!
FOR SPRING,
AT vita LOW PRICES.
McCORD & CO.,
14.7c0. 131 STTcroci Eitrossit.
•o 0
pATENT WINDOW SASH
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WADDING WINDOWS MADE EASY
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tbt. huh isso e =strutted as to be sully ta
ter. from its w without w indow lthont removing the soot
end partite' beads.
thin the houseeeeper to
do her work In half .nousl time and wan
moth more ease. It is fast coming I nto general
vet. Don't build without - nosing it. .any win
can be altered at a trlging cost. Sato ma
kers ant bailor," locate a right at an early day.
Territory Is going fist. Bare terdneorneete of
fered to men of email capital. For hate and
county rights apply to
JOSEPH WASHINGTON,
No: 6 Potirth street. Pittsburgh; roo m illz.
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pITTSBURGII PAPER MANE
.- BACTUSINUCOMPANY, .I“Butscwers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
CLINTON MILL. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
BILIWITON MILL. NEW BBIOUTON.
OFFICE AND WAILEIWIISR.
No. 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Q rricEas—AuecriF i Norxi v izvent.
ELIDDL.E.neo ' neXr .
jillanctOrtn—Annust Hart), John Avonll ' S.
H. nruh., John B. Llo Jonas Y. Vor.
kin. Merrick.
4.nhala raid for Paper Stook.
41.14.3
iii 11JER. ctoso & co.,
Practical Furniture Manufacturers
COR. PENN AND WAYNE STS
Eand. Lootst st7los of 71711111T1:113.Z ...unify on
ififtCHEAPEBT.
Tbe Simplest, Tim Ness
EWING MACHINE,
le WI:MLLES k WILSON'S
,W•batiNsbn Tubas Tessa. SkLIMPOON
27 !STREET,
fell
HORSES CARRIAGES AND
131.TtiO1YS of the very hest for bin at ,
Howard's Livery Stable,
ylrgt street, neat . Dp,1201/12Xbels Hanle.
Or at attentloUtptld to belle. asul selling
ynr 110•1.4 tent et '.lean. ; 519
BottaAnsri
SEWING MACHINES;
Blz macblaaa, cued but a abort Mae, (*falls a
reduced Drloca. WM. BUMNEIL & CO.,
7tfth strret
CHEAPEST PLACE ' 1N THE
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TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
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rirBrEEIM
PEARL ILSEL —SO casks for salq
A- by , CAA/USD 6 SUN,