111 E PITTSBERGU GAZETTE.
PIIBLINFIED By
PENMEN, REED 440.,
AT DAZELITs BUILDING,
1343 Wirth Street.
litarar. Edlorc
asiaLtes i maine .. ?wows.
!lull Copia eeata.
Delivered by carrier. (per we5t)....... lb Conti.
M.ll entocetbers. Yd./ 58.00'
1.40m4 reductlors to Eleoeboys sad Agentee
TX12110./03 WILIELY:
lime Coll per year. by zna11.—..•..5 I 50
rive do. do. do. cacti...-. IPb
Ten armors copim to one address. and
our free to club. curb
CITY ITEXS.
Den 7,
At 2M reen street, Drs 8111 a =cola
Card.—Uollert Winter, M. D., Physician
4 ,,,L.
for diseases of the Throat, Lunge and newt.
Dr.Uunter will close his nice in Putts.
burgh, on Saturday overkill , April Tali.
T hallo who desire to avail the elves of his
experionet, previous to his return to New
Tort, should do so at once.
Consultation rooms, Merchant's Hotel.
The Elervol of Porn.
This great new perfume bids fair to sup.
Plant all others that have yet attracted the
attention of the public. Messrs. Wright &
Co. have regime to be proud of their great
;Recovery, la the exquisite combination of
Plants and &mere irldeli have yielded this
truly odoriferous Compound; and whilst we
have quarrel with AU lastine and de
lightful atom, we cannot go amiss la giving
It a now Imo; to which every beautiful and
taster at lady in the land sidll second as.
The Marvel Of Antcrica wovld he abetter
name; • bet at the same time a change of
• name could not aad to Its virtues er height-
Its extraordinary fragrancy. The Messrs.
Wright have made two great acquisitions
to the toilet, which pm fair to meet with
the general approbation of 5.11 who nerd
such articles. The OIL OF PALM AND
MACE, for the hair; and the MARVEL OP
PERU, for drawing-rooma . They can both
be obtained at Dr. KEISER'S, 140 Worid
street. .
Wow to Galls to Weight.
A gentleman, rather remarkable for hie
obesity, was asked arhere he obtained his
meals, as the bill of fare must be exceed-
ingly good,liince he appeared to be grow
ing, larger Mid larger every day. The
prompt. reply Was "At the Continental Sa
loon, next door to the postoffice, on Fifth
street, winch is kept by that prince of ept
eures—lbultabeimer." The answer was pert
and tothe point, for nt the Continental the
best meals 10 be obtained in the city are
daily served up at the most reasonable of
prices. Game—the rarest, steaks. Ash, and
everything to tempt the palate, are served.
op in a bettor style than could Professor
Blot 'adduce, and if you eat one meal got
ten up by lioltzbeltner, at a few minutes'
notice, you will forever bestow your pa
tronage on this place alone.
..... d & Common , . Cod Liver Olt.
V.lO PUTCSVOIId Sweetest Cod Lver 01l In
toe world. manufactured from fresh
healthy llvere, upon the sea•ehoro..lt is
perfectly pure and sweet. Ask for "Hazard
Couwell's Cod LIver;011,” manufactured
Cr.xwzr.r; bLecx Jr. Co. Now York
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Sold by alldrugglats.
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Just Itessived.
A fresh supply of Crosse annd• Black - well's
famous Pickles and Mustard. Also very
choice Layer liaisons, Imperial and Turkey
Prunes, Smyrna Flea, dc., do., will be sold
at the lowest market price, at 2:o. 112 Fed•
oral street, Allegheny city.
Dry Goode. • • •
To retailers of Dry Gocsie ma offer great
nduceutents, having a fall stock which we
sell at the lowest eastern cash prlces-nnd
eat goods in any length at the piece puce.
J. W. Buses Co. &
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• 59 Market street.
Go to Flemlog o s Drug Store,
No 84 Market street, for Clark's, Ilarvers
and Chessman's, Female Pills—Sole Agent
, f or the efts'.
.
Go to Flomlog's Drug Store,
No. 84 Market street, for the bast Pot
, ash . and Soda Asti to the elty—at lowes
t prices.
Go to Fie=lng's Drug Store,
For a rollabln liemeny for Cholera- No. at
Alt.ket street,
Pare Drage!
Pore brags!! Pure Dregs!!! Pare Drags
nt Klan A Draft's, Allegheny.
Ton Can Boy
1 Foreign Liquors of sit kinds st JOgeyh S.
lineh's Distillery, No. DO, 191. 397 and 193
You C Sim
88 per cent. Alcohol se Joseph 8. Tina's.
You Ono Buy
Now HOW" at .10801:111 S. tine/tea.
Almost a Weddi ng—lOrnhappy Terms
nation of a Lona Affair—night and
Porsal I. '
A Sown lady, giving her name as Han
nah Preston, appeared before Justice Wolf,
of ' Millereek township, on Saturday, and,
alter being duly await, deposed in sub
stance fo ll ows t
Some two years since she ferreted the so
lvate nce of a promising youth named
.1 tiro= 'IV Burns while Preston. at the residence
of her Uncle, llliam B. n Law
rence sty,
Pennsylvania. Burns was
emplo ed as a clerk at a blext•furnace near
New C tie, and lived in extravagant style
at the principal hotel In that bushing town.
Being ipossessed of a handsome personelle,
with a considerable amount of native dash,
he was not long in making a decided im
press'on on the plastic heart of the too sus
ceptible Hannah. The twain indulged In
many sweet hours of &oft dalliance, and at
the ended' eighteen months' studious court.
ship they were bet, othed, and the nuptial
day arranged for the following (last) Cot lob
Man eve.
As the time crept slowly away, Hanna s
h
Kogan to make the necessary preparatiOn
for the bridal, and, with Lunen care, select
ed a brilliant troueseau at a well-known
dry-goods bonus to Cleveland.
Judge of tier oonsternation when on her
returnsbe found a note from her affianced,
conveying to her the electrifying Intelli
gence that he could not fulfill his part of the
' contract for divers reasons, and stating that
cityas en route for New lork, from which
he would Send her all the pecuniary
aid le his power. The shock consequent on
this disclosure brought about a fever 1 In
the agonies ot which the trusting sad be
came a mother.
W hen convelesc entshe learned that Burns
. hall not gone to otham, but had come to
this city. finding employment at a tannery j
near
follow) She Instantly determined
on g him, and with the feint of her
Illicit love arrived at the Little Miami
depot Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
She boon discovered that she waS on the
Tight scent. ea an employee of one of the
tanneries, told, on enquiry, that Barns was
engaged at an establishment on the Mill
reek COW. Fearing that he would become
aware ens her presence. and seek safety in
flight, If she didn't use tile greatest expedi
tion In the work of capturing tilm, she re
paired at once to the ollirwi of the tamp.
• trate nettled and Instituted 'Stilt against the
false Jerome for seduction. An officer was
immediately dispatched in quest of the an
used, bat fortunately for himself he had
Jett. for Indianapolis a few hours before.
salte Ms sudden departure was the re+
of icing apprised of Hannah's arrival
ur not we cannot even surmise, yet such
ma: have been the case. The huly left last
. night for the caital of the .Iloosler State,
hoping to overtake the fugitire.—Clriclanoti
-Enquirer. •
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Extraord Po..
A correspondence between the Vicar of
Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Electric
Telegraph Company's engineer at South
ampton, divulges an ertmordinary hoax.
on St.ratnekts Day the Vicar received a
dispateb, marked •private;' which stated
that the fortifications of Dublin bad been
attacked, that two thousand Fontana nod
been killed and wounded. that the telegraph
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office had been burned down, and tha t a
Fenian beet was expected to attack the port
\ .of Dublin. Upon rccebrunt , this dispatch
I the Vicar read It to his congregation, and
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quested their prayers for thc,se who were
e pposed to he In peril. When the reverend'
g ntleman discovered that the message wits ' I
ad ross fabrication, inquiries were institu
te, and it In now stated that a boy in the
. telegraph office at Southamption bad been
playing what the telegraph company's engt
i _neer rails a " practical Joke" wile a fever , do
friend nt Newport. The two "Jokers" have
Leen d. suspende
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new life boat known as the "monitor
raft" ism exhibition in New York- it Is
mimposed of three air-tight gotta perches
cylinders, twonty-flve lees is leery. and
twenty-stz Inches in diameter, encased In
henry duck covers of the strongest meter).
al, and connected together by means of
heavy duck flanges, which form a complete
deck surface. On the top and across these
cylinders are placed a series of thwart. or
Planks. which answer. the double purpose
ol structures to keep the Cylinder& nears
ta.nt.! for passengers. The r..ft when Infla
ted has c an y capacity of o r
tlioneand
ponnds not be swamped or capsized,
And will carry forty or tlfty porsom.
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FIRST EDITION.
ONE O'CLOCK.
FROH WASHINGTON.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH INDIANS
Surratt's Tcial Again . Dismissed.
ICK PABSILIIS4 IN PENNSYLVANIA
Disposal of "Public Lands
FREEDMEN'S BURE.kit REPORTS
By Telegraph to th.iPittabargh Gazette.]
Wital morrow, ...kr M12:3,1661.
QOTIATIOJS
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs had
received telegrams from General Sully,
President of the Commission to Investigate
the Massacre at Tort Phil. BeartleY. dated
California Crossing, April Nth, which states
that after great difficulty they succeeded in
getting the Agadolaand Brute Sioux infer a
talir, representing three hundred and fifty
lodges.. A satisfactory arrangemeni.!_
made with them, and the General things it
can safely be said they have prevented Over
seven hundred warriors joining the war
party. The Commission would leave Fort
Sedgwicir for Fort Lerma:de In three or four,
days, and hope to be successful In prevent
ing many more Sioux Joining the hostile
parts. There had been much trouble on
the read to Fort Laramie from the Sioux,
which would increase the diracultiee and
expense of tae Commission.
arnetare's ini.AL—ATVenrT TO SIX A TIXS•
Meson- Bradley and Merrick, counsel for
Smentt, appeared In the Criminal Court
and filed a tietlLlon, alleging that the prose
cution has had the fulleat notice and amplest
means to prepare for trial, and can have no
reasonable ground upon which to risk
further postponement; that the prisoner's
means have been utterly cid:masted in seek
ing evidence to establishiheyond all doubt
his Innocence; that be is now ready and de
mantle a speedy Counsel therefore
prayed the Court to overrule the motion of
the District Attorney ter a continuance.
and to designate some ilaY at the present
term for trial. • C. S. AtOrney Carrington
'was willing. the, prisonir should have s
spealy trial, which wain/foe as soon ad the
interests of the accused ind the Govern
ment could be properly consulted. Ile ex
pected in the trial to be able to satisfy the
Court and all the world that Surratt was
guilty.
Judge Flsherdid not think - the prisoner
had cause to complain, and there was no rea
son why he should be very impatient, for
prisoners were frequently six months in jail
before trial; but still ho desired to have a
trial at this 'term and signified it would be
desirable to proceed to trial on or about the
27th of May. .
' Mr. Bradley said they would be ready
on the 10th, and If the District Attorney
was not then ready they would consent to
postpone the case to the 27th of Slay.
The District Attorney said he could not
be realy before the leth of June. De could
not state precisely.
Counsel then withdrew and the business of
the Court proccedesl.
CONCILII3ISO 'came tasns.
The Commissioner General of the Land
Office has transmitted to the local °dice. in
Minnesota lists of lands approved to that
State for Internal improvement; remounting
to 25 - 2,0.11 acres.
The Commissioner has received returns
from the local odic° at Springfield, Mis
souri, for March, showing an aggregate dis
posal of 35,01 G acres of public lands, 23,001 of
which wore taken for actual settlement
and cultivation under the homestead law.
The cash sales amounted to $0,119.
• 18.1.0t-'ill DCIULLV•II.EVOCTR.
lleports . from °dicers of the Freedmen's
*mean' In South Carolina state that the
freed people are generally employ.' and
doing well. The agent in the Barnwell
district says the feeling of the people to
wards the blacks is generally becoming
more favorable. The destitution in Lex
ington and Illociland districts has been re
lieved by the issue of the oorecent by the
Soother!' Belief Association and the Issue
of Government rations. The school. are In
a prosperous condition, and several plant
era haw; signified their willingness to all
in their establishment and continuanc
From the report from Goner 11 Gillum, As
sistent, Superintendent !dr Kentucky, It ap
pears tile condition of the freed_ people is
improving and the conduct of the whites IS
ouch 13.3 not to occasion any difficulties. lint
few outrages are reported and those are
generally of a trivial character. The freed
men In several' sutotilstricts are working
Lain:tore splPll than at any time sine° the
War. •
The sub-commissioner at Vicksburg ra
ports few complaint's by freedmen, and gen-
erally agabast.employers for violation of
their contracts, and when they were not
adjusted et the orrice of the sub-commis.'
'stoner, they were referred to tho civil
courts. The Inferior courts appear znore
desirous to give fell justice to the freed-
Men, and j.he higher courts are still impar
tial in the adjustment cores.
.LSSIONSD TO DVTT.
Colonel O. Cron, promoted brevet Briga
dier General, and brevet Major 6. G. Ro
inson are assigned to duty as Chief Quar
b-
termasters of the district of Fort Snelling,
Minnesota.. Brevet Major E. 11. Grimes is
assigned to duty as Yost quartermaster at
Fort L 152110110.
POSTOWVOL 11012113611. T.
The Postofgeo at ilerlot la, Pennsylvania;
liras robbed last night. This makes the Oftn
Poston/co rookery
in that State since tho
Sill inst. The Department has made or.
rangements for reducing the mall to and
from Santa Fe to ten days.
lIITZRA JL 17.109G2tri ZYC6IPTII.
The receipts of Internal /Cayenne to-day
were W 1,05.
THE SECOND MILITLRY DISTBICT
13.r.Arrangernent of Soballetricte —,
Annitiooel Dreinlotionw—roat Xi/in
: menders to /teatime Direction of the
Police When Nee.......
dip Toterraph to Its sissette.;
Cesar...row, 8. C., April :Z.—General
Sickles has Issued an order re-arranging
the sub-districts in his department, and
providing additional regulations. Ile for
olds the sale or gifts of liquors to United
followingsoldiers, sdllors ror marines. Thu
Is one of run provisions of U.^
order: "Post commanders will
supervision over insgbarates, sheril
uty sheriffs, and police. w Ithin: the
wands, and will, when necessary
preservation of order and tee dLsehargo
their duties, assume command of the p ,
lice force.
Street. Car oft DlMeni Neg ro ty —E°. xeltement
AM
[By Telegraph to the rittsbaigh Oazet e.;
Bacitworn, April T.3.—To-day a negro in
sisted on riding upon a street car. The
conductor put him off. when ecveral hun
dred negroes catnored unit Insisted that
tho man should ride. A strong force of me
lice came up, and tile moo was arreetcd.
Much excitement was canoed et the time.
Murdered Ills, Mau,
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Ihr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Lissgite. )
BOniol, April M.—ThomrsDoughe rg Y
arrested In Uloneester for killing hie ow
son, three years old. Dougherty has an
'governable temper, and whiling treat h
child • its brother Interfered, which so e
ragedbins that he mulled the child's he
against a bedstead. killing It lustahtlY•
Fatal Mistake of a Dragee• ,
Lite Teleyrayb to the Yttlatoargh Oevette..
Monica, April=.
marchtuttOt this •
MiStako of an spn
ly. lis had props
with prussic sold
of tartaric Rota.
LATE CONDENSED SEWN.
h to thoPlz tiburgb Gazette.]
The, original cause of disagreement be
tween the two branches of the Columbian
Government was the passage in Marcher a
law eqacting that the Government troops
should not interfere in quarrels between
the States. ilasquera recant the bill Imme
diately, and declared communication
tweenGongress and himself to have ceased,
and gave notice that be would pet In force
the article giving him the power of con
demning to death. Too day after the issue
of this decree It was suspended, and an
agreement was arranged by which the Pres
ident was authorized to reorganile the Pan
ama thiliroad .Compeny, and. the exiled
bishops were allowed to return to their
charges Immediately, and the number of
troops are to remain the lame as at present.
11. reported that the Emperor Napoleon.
in his preparations for war, is endeavoring
to purchase arms tress the United - States.
A. rain and hail Storm did considerable
damage in the vicinity of New York City on
Monday. In Williamsburg one building was
demolished.
Revenue ofilcers;otildonday, seised a die.
tthery and rectifying establisiment in WU.
liau.burg, New York.
in the EMU against General Wool, at Balti
more, for false arrest and Imprisonment
tiering the war, the J erY rendered a Verdict
me cent damages. Other similar cases
be abandoned.
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Tho establlAlament of Olson and
Dickerson, connected with the Oliver llou;e,
in Toledo, Ohio, 009 destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. The stock• of horses Nes
saved. Loss .10,000; insurance. $1,.500.
The funeral services of 'Est:my Timon
took plum, at Buffalo on Tnesdety. There
was a large procession and Imposing cure-
monies at the Cathedral. A great number
of bishops and clorgy from other cities wee.
'present, Including Archbishop McCloskey
of Now York.
tars Seward has gone to hist moo In
New York, on a visit, and Is en•
to mak. ► Speech on the political
Pane Bagley . , late missionary to India and
Japan, durlnga visit to Jeff. Davis, at For
tress Monroe, recently, endeavored to in
duce him to apply to President Johnson for
a pardon, believing that with the nameaho
cool , ' get to a petition for a pardon. it
would be granted by the Presailent. me.
Davis declined to make the application, as
It would be a confession of his guilt, and
would prejudice his case at the trial, which
lie understood was close at band. Mr. Bag
, Icy, however, went to the :President to
certain It a pardon would be granted on pe
titions, but -learned that the President
granted to pardons without an application
from the culprit.
An English arm la reported to bare of
fered to pup the national debt of Columbia,
amounting to thirty-three million dollars,
and aAvanCe One !zillion dollars to the na
tion, besides paying an annual rental of
live hundred thousand dollars, for a nine.
ty..nlue years' lease of the Panama Rail.
• . .
Late Pepin opened on Sunday aud boats
have Palised through.
Es•ytayor Monroe and family passed
through Cairo yesterday en route for Can•
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Archbishop Spalding to recovering, and
erpects to go to Rome, early in May.
IL woolen mill, belonging to the Mee
chants' Woolen Company; Dedham, Mass.
chusetts, was nearly destroyed by lire Iliac
night. Lose EthroJ, insured.
It IC es itinated that the loss to the United
States Internal Revenue on account of the
destruction et this year's crops of cotton,
sugar and molasses to /A 1161016 by over
flow, will be between eight and ten millions
of dollars.
Ino .3f,neren, of Montreal, states that th
delegatea of the PrOVILICO, recently In Lon
don, are
.to form the future rriry Gorman
of the British Confederation.
FROM NEW YORK.
illy Telegraph to the gittahurelt Gazette.;
Tar. J•r•agei Vlarro..
N.w Tone, April 13. — The Japanese Com
ml.sloner9 were Wattna on today St th .
Metropolitan Hotel byIL
S. Chilton, of 1.5
State Department. directi.n of Secre
tart auward. who offered them any inlets
and assistance in facilitating their t
visitNationl Capital. (
otherslonr
v the Navy lard and places of l
tercet to•morroa'.
A violent tornado pns•ted over -northern
New Jermty yesterday. The track was halt
mile wide..a.nd was ebtedy destructive at
Newton, N. J.
• • CONSTITCTION/L DLLECELTZ 2L8,102.
The g
election for delead oft q
the Constit
utional Convention passe tonetly. with
tlttlaal. vote.
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LIQUOR DBALBILB ABIIIINTZD.
AboUt two bandied arrests were mule of
liquor dealers for being open on' Monday.
Tony . were held for salt'.
•
VIZ OLD BOWBIIT SOLD.
The old Bowery Theatre was Bold at Bub
tlon to-day for Shril,Coo.
TOBACCO eseroares 011230.
Two tobacco factories were seized to -day
for alleged revenue frauds.
•11/B•T IN A BALL 1100 0 .
•
Two men acre aeriouslv Injured in an
affray last Melt. in a ball. room on Sind avenue. Tito assn apt was on
. .
RI :AWLS DAltAllt. sonar,
Ida Dalbert. aged seventeen, who r
away from her father's home, near Min
capons, Illinois, with rm. has Dean fon ,
horn and will be WIC borne.
Washlngtou specials say the Postmaster
tioneral. In addressing a circular LO POSitolll.-
CIA left without. Postmasters by the action
of the Senate. says IL is proposed to close
the Mikes after ascertaining certain farts.
The President has not signed the commis
sion of Ur. Mastitis., who hes gonu abroad
Postal Agent.
Tllllnacatyr MAT.,
The grand racket match resulted In vl
tory for (fray, the F:rigltsh chatep.ort, h
winning . four of the seven game. •
•
New TorkConettlatlonal D.
Electlogn-11.epublleso .11•Jor
Ward tieecber .Iloareated,
fit, Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Casette a
New Your, April %'b—The election fo:
Senatorial delegates to the Conetitutiona
Convention It tills city, resulted In th.
COeo Of nineteen Democrats and one lie
Ok lican, tiro latter by lons than Leo malor
pub
y. Thirty-two delegates at large ar
elected throughout the State, of whom Mg
teen artiof each party.
Advices front the Interior of the State r
h
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Detery.cra4.ratut. SOt Ito-
publican; ltochesteirL,TLL I'l'oblican; Utica,
1.4) Democratic, but Oneida. county.of which
Utica 1.1 county town. IUN Lt.:publican; Buf
falo. Pee DllMOCriltiC.
Nl6 , loot, April 73.—The Vote
city will canoed forty thousaud;
Unn
majority about 150 e. The vote of
bit to 11lout 115,Ole; Democratic I
seven thousand.
cares ,
New 'Yong, April V.—Leas than 35,e
mten were craft In this city treday, or cheat
ono-third the lull oote. It is about the
same proportion probably throughout till
n ot and It in probable the total vote will
not exceed 350,,1U. The Republicans have
&ddlexn elected a Majority of the Con
ventton.
Ileturnefrom Brooklyn Indicate the elec.
lion of all the Democratic candidates for
delegittei.
W
Hoary ard Beecher, ItepubliCan, was
defeated by lot s majority:
Tbu total Vot of hinge county lb 19,348,
Ices than half that of lest year.
IX=
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wyentieli and Manz on the War Path.
0830/0i COLOIL/430, April...H.—Passeners
by tho Smoky 11111 couch today report two
to three thousand Cue. :annex and Sinus. on
the road. Sixty United States Express
horses have been stolen this work. used
General Custer at Fort Hay., from Han
cock's command, for provisions. The In
dians are all on the war path, and thus tar
have °lulled the troops.
• Union Perin! Itdl ro n d PrO eeeee .
[Hy Triumph to the rltt•bufgh Oasetie. j
W vasmovvr. Ka, April -Z.—Trains on
the Union 1..if10 road run through W tills
place without delay. Thu road wilt be open
to Salina, forty oil 101100 distant from here,
Onor Monday., LargeLargenumbet, of possenge.
fUm west have cotne down from Omaha
and taken this route, the Platte road hum
lull ben. vary badly damoso:d by the tato
tiOrnis.
.—Mn. Ragan, wlft, of a
city-, wax notaoried by a
tbecary and died inetante
rat a prescription for bee
ag as lagrotliarit In3Load
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M
FROM EUROPE.
THE WAR -PROSPEcT
Peace Almost Despaired Of.
MONA RIacHAUO3 ARIIITED
Financial. and Commercial
By Telegraph lu the PI t,burgh
April . 2'2. rn.ny
__re and rritssla.l.l almost
neve., of till.tirA 1110'
corodilorliblet alarm.
xi:Lunge
tooling toirrirtlli a Pont..
oxioir
oil of
mug c LI
Gladstone much censert , l Is - the mem
bers of tbo Llberwl pwrty and ttl.3 (I'lo.l- ,11 .
the Liberal cause, for win.; they term his
mAtromagement of the Retell° movement.
FRANCE.. .
annual, vacm•uos
P•ZIA, Aprli .23.—MarAnil" Moe - dation ar,
nvial In Peale from .110,10.. 1.11.1.0 0 be boo
been errand by the Emperiir of the Ft to,elt
Furloughs have all been ended, and orneeri
Ordered to drill tire
- NEWS
strums:llf
Olympus from New York, Arrived. 01.00•
stay City of AIILIVerr, from N., York
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
itroor..
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Lly
quittt
Los pose, Apra9 i.—.V9oes—urizar elm: at
Its for No. 10 1/11111:
Los rms. : Apr it
Lends dtelmed 1 ;c: El re and 11:m0ii
Cru
%rt sours. dui-lila:el •,t::.
April 9.e.—Xivet —l.:.etteen If
a
eery ;me,. ellll fen thee il.u4leoul;
n,11141 Clreed ‘0,,10,0,,11
rpletn.l4lVlO,Ll
13, 9.1 (04 NO. I red, and 1t...el for Caiefor.
obi %lieno. Coro 444. for 1011 val westi.ret.
Barley 44.103. Outs ti I. reuie ldr Yrs
vlsious eloiee. sot geuerally
pork 774. 1140:b11 4. 1.. x
19. st td, 0146440 0 , 01 4plrit. 4 Or Vet rolemo 1.;
refined retroliono esel. 1191e011 for
Spirits of Torpenttieu irfoteol
at 36..44. le.osin told er, at for
fine arid r 1 for CLOIII/104, II 1. 1,1.
Clover:sore &I.
lAv xi:roux, April f:e ,J.—Cent 'Mt
very duel and tunilmer a...award: 9.e.er 9 0 1
X,OOO talcs. 'Poe Melo.: lug aro th e oeo-etr.ir
Ice": elit deeittling ((Lunde 1 , • 1;11, to,t, y
I, L.
Manchester market leer eoeii
anallull priers prlres eloceti Ilrotel-luer
quiet. Cora Cis 9 1 for mlxe.l 1.1..1'
:N 71. Barley 49 tsl. I. 0,1
Petroleum Is 44.
1.44004, April 2.4—erriterewmial.... !=el,.
(Ira,, 1111,1010 CerAral, 11; United ultti.=
tsonds, extra trOIIr,OUA,
Los uos, Ayirll 93 —.4:error:J.—Moro, mar
ket liaise. wad 001,0.5, Arrl4ll
can 4,ecurll.l.* 0104,1 Lcio, t . 111.1. e,
Central. 74i.,; YlvOtToorit: l4 .,
F1L441701T, April
Stales Howls,
0°3604,
solar! %Vesture,. 1044 iron,
for 0.100190. LIIIArrtIIIOI.
A-_,9 srers
quiet; Xl3l for "perm, as
ad 110
NTWIC.C.P. April le,•,ret
eum. friorte per k 110g1002 00 for
NI 1414110.
=
Tragedy at a•ltare Course.
:11, Telegraph to the Vlnel.tren
Arocava,ft., April feart .11 trage.ly
°centred nt the rite
al c ml.t. ter.
y
I[ eel and mit a l namd
e
t-ter
ultercgtlon. 161111 u,or r1:1• , 1
el/noting Wm. NIWINILVS, mterm:...l t.
prevent the dlttlenlty. A ti:
ter then allot 11°4,1. ttotlt pat..lea
fiver Tetra . ..am ,
By Telegrwoh to in , Blttsser.l l
CIT, Aurtl2..lllvr Cl
eet and falling slowly . ; weather elea
cool.
.51
te r
0, April rose four Inchee.
Weather rainy .1 coo!.
ill—Myer falling witlx
1114 feet ot x uter in the
—Ftvo women are etlltorn In Own..
—Oppres4lve heat In bit In Sew 0r
—Good elelttlang In Belinnt,llo., o
♦ TOU'ADO
•
—lirasiMoppers aro good to vat when ha.
ed.
—The crops in 'Texas aro lookidg remark
ably well.
—ittss Kato Ileld will accompany 1,1151.4
to Lurope.
—French Canadians aro going :South
great numbers.
—12,56 ...
0 emigrants landed aCA:AIe Li
- den last month .
—Secure weather in Alabama 11.0 °beet ,
the plantations.
—Schuyler Colfax. loctures during the I,
00813 of Congress.
Harlot Beecher Stowe has 'recent,:
been In Macon,
—A French railway company Is [4k:fli nt
twb thousand pit/ weaker ears.
—shiottscindir M money In Chill, an.
Injures no Inn.unce, for then, Is nom
thorn to Injure.
—ln 101 l 21 , ne had only one cotton mil
now she tots ore thou twenty, wltit ninio
3.0p00
—Retvn Yew le the name of a new L'it
net Wu hope ho will have a good tune t,
It among the Reviews.
—The pollee force of Now York is main
tabled at en annual cost of 12,100,i50,
alt
410,000,00 , / is paid for lig , mrs.
—The shipments of petroleum over thi
011 Creek Railroad, below llitimelllo, tn.
Saturday, wo 4 , 10 barrels.
—The
Saturday,
of royalty are
Lag Ou. Te Prince Initinrial of s tenet
an abetcese h
In his le and tne /Tine.. 01
Waled has a bad knee.
—Tennyson goes shout kinking uncom•
mealy lion an old may. with lactic long
hair, nn Insanely romantic cloak of ancient
build. and a hardily demented h+[.
—A frisky nnil wealthy Mule of sixty
semmere, In Climago, ban J net. hht:h. , Z h.,
with three limbatoln. •10, report speaks of
low ax stlli a very heantiful woollen, //MI no,
commonly "well prencreell. "
—A gentleman In Boston 13 said, after Oi•
perleneing religion menu ago,
inn
have broken to powder a marble eony si
the Venus do Metilels,ltrinisi ul, n 'mode,
Of Very lfalualde pallitingX and cotirdelills,
tan dedtruy , c l is library whit:lt cost
—Milner, the Sculptor, has just meets...l a
golden order with V.llllll/1:11 Mil, front a
gentleman lit New York, a (nimbi done 10
marble or Moore, for v. bleb he agrees to
pap C.. 00, t L u h,rgedt sell eta, paid to
any sculptor Itr the world for it stogie !te
nni. The w,. will be si amen feet hike,
O
and !trill &titre employment to Pnliner i ssk ill,
genius, clay, and chisels for al lead?. !Atte.:
year ,
prOpoSed to light Um etreet
borne. of New York by civet, Sclti
etaniancoodly, as the Capltol W nide
!Infirm Ilintnillated. The rciedide annually
Of lighting and care of the New Yank bur
ners In Itlo,o/0. The electric. insehleim Y
will cost, 10 tile first Instance, sTS,,iso,
ca
tending the Is ken loeve] y Moiler; after
that Mt annual expenditure of 310, 1 5 a/ for
lighting and rare.
—ln the Uircut Court, New York, n emu
was tug T
ied on hitrud a whiell the h\ 111-
Ulf sought to recover of the Ailions I.opress
Company the sion el
P.•Cn legal tender
notem, which 10 Starch, d, t ocre del leered
by plaintiff tO defendants' ngent ut Diat
to no wuveycd to New Otlinwis, hot lo om wi
were never delivered there, owing to tie ,
burning of the eteamer the inonev
was, at, the wharf In the lust eity,
soon after her arrival. TM, court, alter
hearing tllll plitilitilts hiellhe, Monis. , .1
themeinpleita,
Oh
tile ground that io,
gell Oil the part of the r.ouipany's agent
had been PrON'Un•
—A fatal occident Of a ninkolar led Ors oc
curred at toe north °Mal of the thawle h k
tunnel en Saturday. The "bell man," wo
*tend. at the bottom of the shaft Ith.l gives
the signal' for
the platform to rise, was
standing In his poeltlon alMost directly
under tho platform, which hos It that time
ht the mouth of the when Is inneber
of Mulls were thrown upon the platform to
be taken down for me. One of tiles, shout
gee feet In length, rolled of :Mahe in,
and failing a distance of tide, inmilred and
neventy feet, Its sharp edge etrinik the
man" Ifs tin Mlle, and tee tnetrnineut Veld
cti entirely th CI nig 11 bin to, I ydind l hen soil ,
y ll 10000 tens a heavy plank, melt 1.. "
paling the unfortunate een. TM plank
hail to be eplit with n,, ass' 104hr° the 11 011
eMIIII in loosened. Ti,,. injured man lived
about twenty hours miter the occurrence,
I=
I eget .
q-11
illllibliNS
CITY AM) SUBURBAN,
eaTliTlf l'AGE.—The fune,l and no's: rt•
hold', Money, Oil and Produce Markci
1 „,,,, r i r ,” b y nnu paper In the city, uoti be
found on our Fourth Ikve.
The Scandal—lhoth
with Soong Statement from . D. !
__Warn!,
TIM entire comulutilty was shocked On
Sunitail.st by the publication iu t Lice
der of a case Cl scimilal, In 0 Well Daniel
O'Neill, Esim it the pwiatieh, figured In 0
pant Cully eon-I/1C.1119 mintier. In the at.
sem, of that gentleman trot. the city on is
wedding tour , we ooncluduil to delay
the publication if the Set - lons charge ohm
. ucll tone as he bu board I rout In hiss
Ittliqell . ll , , /Old 110[0 , lth 0 ,0 lint)of the dory without COtuthent, trualni{
that our reader. will TOM . I . VaI their verdict
until -null as the mitlre Inatter In the,
toughly investimited botore 140 luMper -
MEE
On Fil , :ny Ito.t Mr. James It. O'Neill itp.
loaro.l :110 Court of Common I'lC±ti of
county, t“,li that,: armllnanon
for i VOI l V front Into who Mary Ann, on tta3
of 1,41/ ILO ry, as out forth In the NI-
the )Iyzsr , r .1! I,olc Judge, riLhe
1 . .11./1411 1 . .. 1 Vr. .1/11,1AC 1 1 1, ( . " 1 1 11 1.1
111 , pet ..11.11 1.121 111.'1 01%/11.11.1,11' U:N1`11/
repre.enti thattoarrln,te
rout t meted Ana celebrated bet ,ren the
1111,11.111 1.1 , 1 Mal 4' Allll COlllOll 11.00
1.)'Ne111, 1/11 Of July, 1:411. 411.1 al-
Lhott.th t ht.'s of u. 0, It ,
00. In this h elotlt. smi.l •
ti . .St I 4 anti the
the v.,0,14.ny ,‘1”..11 tocl , u,s
sate, yet no 11 I Mitt I tic ,1,1
51,y Ann ,S , lll, In Nloint/1/11 01 len X
vo," tores , tld. ttn, committed
u - Ith .folt ithm ono
uh,tel ,, re the ILl•ellaht...n. , w.
t Le a crrizt-n or thlA 1 . 11 111- I
1./1, toil 11
1111+
w h o l e 10r.,101141, 1,0
ho petition tilt! 10,1, - pru,s
nnhpet
s, mar Issue from
Ht. tu 1 1 110 .sald 31nty .tun I)`Nettl,
1... t to upp.-or $.l. -the go,
Co:otwni 1,111 c•mn:y, to
•ulll petttton 1,1“ untt 11,110
hy 1.11.) r.hotii , i not Iw
12.1 frtilll the 11.1.1n1 Lien
ut.tritn. , ny. COllll tn.11..1 /1,1
1 . 01111 t. 111.1 Ann
etc. 11. O'N
ME
411:NEPAL NEW...
TABIALV,
110
jhr(,
Lo— It. It, shove naanel
•o , ulsz. Imps tint ttio
'•,to•ill ton
:111,1. I ,, • • • 01
111. 4111) A ;I n0d .4:.•
1,1; 11.1 it t tot oot
lit levlty e.,1111100 lo tvooo
Aaol Mo.l y Ann • tor
lorow
Icing Irro/ otot rk1 1 01 . •
110 0 01 . 0 ut her, latt
,r ulentlool it, •
.1. 11.
.1'..+0.1 LILL, ,)!
1.. n
,:1•1 .3!,
1111,1,7, :31 ;l1
of li
N-kit so tits
t tt,ttrit AI, ttttirt NicAtiti-,tn, wittot
putt,' te.• • tot Lit is, It,
trt tssly or tilt Witt st ssu,ft-st,
I,Avittit tt.
ti tit, It.
rGo, suintis tiito thit
• t - . Lit .5. it. Sim kir ltUttn , r.
Ni. It. st'Nettli pro. ittly I tirt,Hlti . s
t•s. t.••tt. .1
n5+45 . tt.o' tlrr.-ilt. pto,
',III iv-soe 1“,11.1...L . X...,
iiitii, Ili:It:us, rt• is ctir.l
innc A:. Ne. , , 1 out:, An: 11
. 111, r,t.T.:Ved r,ln
~.jalt tot t‘or,•••
oti 4r“.1.,•1
,1.5..1411, 413544
11-. .1.1:0:•• 1,..1.
..:.11‘,L ~,,,
mat (.1 , in not 4..!. - ,ct 1.1,*
ill Cloa :or hi,
I alit C• 11, :10,1
L1,41::.rk tn.at
111,6ltr• ,rr
,31!..,y, tr”,,11.
ti , t,t, t NOt 11:11iO4 yrl 5":1 tL.
1 .
o:
ittw 1,..
1,11 t ttor t. t
toot 'gip;
:01 , a nara; L ay,
t•• .o•
in! 1,1 Jetta , .
1:1 C, , .111 1, 1 1 , 111. ft , A l , 44 , 1.1.1t1 t . T.•
~:1 lay
‘,l hi: , Olarau 11..ky nlrt Lc Ott: of
,tvrr trla• ••:,.:11., year , . Ot 111 -,
•ytt,.• .11.1 lA,: ,A 1,1,,
.:1 lll , :111,1
Oa, II to h , n I took a
ttl,llltit.e.l 11 1111 10•1 1111r,t01 ,,
w ute. It wa. 111 1, antn.r of
r, Ith t'aat oniga.l came to
koqtroce utal 11 , N
cat.. atnt oa,tat.•:,. on oath of
I.la Ito, Ito .I.l.lartnan
ora hore I went 1101 1. ont
, :oat ttltou,,,la .0 a , 10. 0
• till, gtrl onil toparat lon In 1,1
0, 05 1.4 lac:, .131t...11.. , 11 1,-
11, 411,1 Ito to,rl ~1114 Ito .1, lair
1 . P.11, 111 111,• 11 011 . 11. , 111 111 1111,1 011,
11,1Wnuu....0m0 tw ~ ye.,
tor v. 1111•11 1 never, pertJattr, yalictutg
ta 0 Word. 4 011 1.1.0 NOIIIO.O
rn I 100 1.00 . 110,0 -0 u. Ith Intv In,: re
et. Naturally fortuttlag ant 1.111 , 1
In
anner. lux nverslon ton ant,' byr Itt•
througleller having loot 111 arre , 4l,
. for ullter reamons not uree,,,aty
ntne. Ittiring renttenro itti
tlorto elat 1 , 0 , a were anythint; Out
Ile Icarrlet nor 10 rorahO tho county
11,1.'1 tov on nu , eLttly Lx woult Lave got
Icl 1100 If Ile had Oat only a pl plalnlll a10)110 pre.
it.. Ito war con.dlttuitlly
COIL
alto o( Ler t
cp, areutree 11,11 but tor Its clohlt co 104
null lea , . 111, right awI , Y• ti/1411t not.
r tlint no obi eel tot/Attie tint thrlr prorence
the how. , becouto !bat 1111010,1 theln out
n Intl, 1)nt:0111001i 10,1,111,1 Ou lon part,
took theta Osult Apoll,
011011 1110,.1111,01,1.0 10,001:11‘ 1110r0 and
ttle •Iputtlng out" prove...
attain rertitlyt 10, I.lloy left ult.l lur
.40,01 alone Pomo riming.
Pryvtotes to Inv leaving for Europe la.t.
0111111110r,110 Ito:towed V.. , (rout (root an., 1.50
wlitel , 1 now 111,111 ill , note, ant, 11l a hen
urea king up nouu.avilatitz, I bat 0111111
Olin 0 rub ILUIO I .I , of property, he
be It Ito 0.04 under ¶lOl , 010,:01 00 k , 10 10 0 ,
illy ro 11011 to 11nt,,1,110,01, to Novo.,
Oer, ho Nolloaroro.l 10 101 , ... toy 00V to
114.0/ , 11/ 1013,1. 10 .1 &num y hot he
titovet to 0 Itotto• on Soli 010,1 , 1 .1001. tool
.010.1
ark Or 00,1 t0m..1 thI•00 to
woe
oyy. N. 14 110 phrlor or ,111tIng
1)o1 u. the family only'tho
~ e vool, l
tloor, I KIN hy, 00111 up 11
it 1.0 the
btu, ,Lout rtann, Wen 00. 111,104 rlltlng
eel e. 11.0.10 1 11.1 rlO 011.101 , 1 0110 re Lilo 0.01,1,..
011111 111nayn kept. Nearly Oil toy 01,111 to
Itte 1,1,100 were noel" In broutt.layllp lit, tool
1 00 not Ilelleve tint I Wit 4 !lore 11,001 Imen
I I ill. , tort numt tillu In the 1)1,010.
Ile IttVat zahly prosiint 001 to tilt town, stAy
1011111111. r..,, ; 0101 Olon 014110,1 11.11,10•01190
pv t,ho 1, oul rll4Oll It ,410111u0 mutt
n oon{
nlet lakc Iny to , Ikl. , 141, 11111 00101 1 0001 .
°nee .11.0 1111 wits] alone 111 the never
,q.01.1111,110111.0r 10.1011C01 0 0 11 10 11, her,
never even ipt much 111 1.0111.111 , 0-.1101 . 1111110.
111) 1)111' uti 1110.4 1,1 ,re low that 1 01041 a
lint au avet Atoll' to her, tot 1010.10 1011:01••
0001000 M 01 11, 0101 what o.llllt
hr alllrtn(
111-mt noroltnO toultell tor coutillelelo
rat ton of mint{ titan pLoottoln DIM 111 10040
0 1,,T ,0111.1 1110 110 W In 010110.11010
1 0,11001 tolo,tatol.
ally ',latch la it I lotluittlet to hint
that I 1t51,00.,1 petting osi,trlet. II 11
alll
0:04 4.0 . 114 11,0 0.1 01 oir,
.t.nots Ict I a ‘peetet In, 0,,01 , 1, Ito it ,
to ”110,
110 010.1 1,0,01 uly ',ens, lit Ilte Ito; to, tin
dim,. II 111 0 . 0r•o.1.1 0 11001e04 MIA 0100,
tool 141 ling to win no, ill 1110 v 1en.1,1114 000,
log 100;k,.!.. 100 114.010 0 4 hlll.ll 11 111.11,0t1
0111/.000 11014 1 01,1 01 , I• 1110111111110)1 1,110
11111110 1- lo 0.101111100. ol 11 . 101010 0110 W•
11,1 11 , 04 10011111 i 11011 nollllll 101 WIII.
11l 111.1
'Oiballot poll oil N10011: 00 torn nllll
1,010 101 11110111 , 1 Iron) lilt
fol-t two no
11. 1101011 on FO l ll lll
col, on lip. 0t A prO, for 1110 rlll.
N l, 0 1001 lo• 001111010 yo Ikllool 111111.0101
Pi( .11011 1 1110 litelity Iluito. Moreover, hit
1111010 101 .00.01.111.011. WILO too then 141 ky p
toy Ito) by 10) 10•01 1 0 4, 1 of the 1.1111,111111,
lot tont 15,0 , , 0.01101 00110 10110 1110 11,111
root° noft the', 1 01. 111 1001 k Whb
,01110.0.1 1111 WllO 00.4 Vol) , I‘llll,
N ill ItutOly , /t hi, otory. Itut 110.101
11,
ow.. to ute. loot , warmly 1111111 010111—
N/11101k 1 att Oudot to oltjotllon to toy
" tat tied—our tolnl Poo. continued
Ire 10111' 1, 'for ,Isky, I Ito 1 , 411 what,
oaring Ill' at WI limo.", to take tnY
4011 111 001 11,110 clipped, he 110
V 11 4 ,1 }dole NIL 410wil . 111 111111/or 011111/1111!
1111011 0 N 1 v n 1 I.bl tutto at the thou, and,
,01,0 , 1 , 0. It I loot D1,..0111 401 111. incitation,
It seount hayn
ooltloristett tougher Cl/MIL 111 1111
Itelle . tit-u 1
Yotittli ntreet, 10-
yot lirr bat n Mier, twieo of 011101) 110
Vokr 0
0,1.00. V 1 , 414 o,oro 111 1 1 .07
L 1,110,10 01y little boy. 011Dec0010.4 y er aye
0 0 1 )10 no 111 1 01 . .1 all.
down the. ,
I trill hero mention another fact to iihOW
that tho Wrololl {1i1t011101...01 01,113 1101 1,014,0
tho rtory to w Inch n obacrlbito. Ito taloa'
4104.1 1,0101.0 11111 VlOlll O 111. lantatt Inst refer.
rc , l to, he emote toy 100111 111 1110 1 0 11 0 1,
nll.l
pr of toy hl,; tiler, complalnett
Went!. toy leaving, the Secootl ettltlng
ut Pe only ruottel a 01000 thuto that hit
'night he 1111111 to work for too on election
a d,littt;, that now, 0-1 wa, gOlog
10 1
1:10
1111, 11,1, waro,lle lint no lutelest Ilk Intv.
0 11.100 there,
h ant that - lot 5v1,111,11 110
tog
Inet never taken It. ollt-teonent tO
1' nty 1,0111 04111 n, plead witho to
toku hl. Itote , n at 1 . 4•00avillo uIT lily hu nt ods,
thiLt hr x car :1 runlet wan If I,lld not, int no
cOunl noteell 111011 &nano wouei eltuor 10
meet the peyment alum9t due on It, or pay
sue. I told him it wee too far Out for Me,
tool alter • 11,eleing him that Llwould not
trouble Mtn for whet lie owed me for son.
time, ho left the room, expressing foolietto
for me, very nulthe what might eXPn ,
li he believed that 1 wag the guilty'
wretch which ho would 110% . IllakU me up.,
From what 1 have Written It will U 0 seen
tint, too 0111,111 week, our relations, though '
01.0111 than of old, were rela ti ons, and
that he. ..wither by word, act, or otherwise,
gave me the slightest intimation that be
beheveol or whopectostW
1 O dishonored his
lord. When tie , plot, of which till, Worn...
non referred to by till Leader lo bat from
the•
spring, woo la.:Cited, 10101,101 say,
some facts communicated Plum toy a friend,
1 should infer that It ban been for sonic
nuke owlet' Collhltieratioa, and 01 carefullyprepare.l TIM 111M 0 y nature of tau ma
terial of w 1 o 1,11 it is built 11111 permit.
Thu proper mod. of rebutting ttan atm,-
woo:, eloargo aralnst mu which ill, applica
nt." covers,l hardly knrivrt but 1 11 ope tile
Court before . ..l,door on 11 will 'site me tho
11110 miserable
man info! 1.1.111 1 will not be permit
lost to take 4ny port 11l tile case, oat", in
port
V In,l Icatoon of nit own character or Other
•: but this ran hardly Ile. Surely the
(r nds of lids man tette will no[ quietly
see out her branded as an adulteress, especially
volion tlor strongest a 10031 O 31PLIILt 1 ten-
tituOny can he totters'nd C
or the falsity of floe
charge. All 1 ark In nos mutter is simple
joste,. 1 court the fullest enquiry and tu
o-st real ton, amt 11110 given Me, 1 have no
frarl for the result. Nay morn,l ant willing
at any rinse 11l Ke bolero this 141.0'14 (Si!,,,
wit 1, her lons.loanoes lawyer, and 0 she says
l'nott I haws ever laid a lownil 00 Orr In toy
lib., or spoke all littlclleale word to bur, 1
%111 admit myself the VerteNt woundrel
losing, ?loud gtvu blot what reparation. he
moss' require.
' nobs own' gees, Perhaps, into details too
muell, anti, • thing In Ignorance of the
yl.l agalnst toe, it may not be sufficient
iy too She ;101111 1 1,011 Antethe good opinion
of totyt - w
fools 014,II1LL1L1 to let them remain
wispeoto. 114 tO ow character of any reply,
and had „ therefore al Men sooner than
otherwise would. The 11111100 story Is • lie
out of the whole cloth, false wi hello and
could only have been Instigated by the
Prone , of Pev,. d-king that toe public
will 01-formi t a heir yoldgmoorst ill the matter
until ail 11.0• facts ale out,
1 retualn. 100..
0. ICS rms.
Srsortl to before TT, this 1,011ty.-. , .... 1
.1., of .1pr01..1. 17 ..7, NV.. IL l'osr.
Nootac, Public, N.l 1 0, 'I orb City and gantry
In c0n..." lon With the above we agair
andlse 11,0 pubbe too lay ash:" projuoier.
and dispassionately wcogli both stoles of ( tilt
111110,, tor rest col tented without girl.
mspression of voessoo upon the subject, tot
the lows been moJustedbefore Use pro
per triounal for.
'feeling of Allegheny l'onnelin.
Thrloghooy Couocils Ovid s elpeClet
ncoin,; In, 114,111 In tokreOttoco . to outlet . ,
t:,t . flu! ourpono of elboting I:cc:M . llton
Itttu LiltOr, ILIA I)ther oftkvrs.
=TEE
In nelectlicil there wore present:
I:,glixt, Hull, Irwin, Nina..
:al, Al yser, d. C. Patterson, A. Patter:inn, A.
D. C. C. :smith, Alotlnder etnitb,
Tlirdons, and President slclirier.
The Chair:min announetsithe spreini bus
on, to be tile elec.:ion of
City Regulator,
Whorrrnuster for Manchester, and Atsi,
.. ..
!anti - tie , I_ °mini...loner.
On limit,. of Mr. MyWrithe rules wore
S....Po:died to take op oli, tun , lue ,. ..
Mr. Ent .. .:41l pr....allied tile lotion: m; re.. 0..
Intion, a Lich bout been adopted by the
I•srb (.01:1111. , Ion:
R... i.e.!. ni., lb , 5k.11., ,. CeL 0114 C01L117103 '
I e.Wele .l l .l lee.. lill.l are hereby requested, to
outio . .l . .aiely iirov . e.l to the collaCructfoit of
:be Nurill Loniiitoits ~.eivur, In orecrild. thu
a ori. of tinor.o - ::K ~ lim CUPUNa una
inv. ...1 i ... retar.le.t. Iteferrwl
t!....!!! -1!..el- !....! se% ent, with tredruetiouS
!,....!..., ...! ...nt.. c aecordlng:Y•
Mr NI ylur .-rat
al/ ordinspee, Cr_
the enne ..! .Vsststant Slreo..
n.,- . ...ete, M! 1111,10 the ...ataxy at N 1 , .. h..-
dr.. n l .loll..iim. litut.l three time.• and
4
m,• Mtlor Pepente.l
It rebolul ion this tile
Com" ieu..o City Vropert) hare oole
:re, Woo.; ..I In non: or tntyllall 'on tibia
all.l I ...nu 1.1 ..tri . ..t - . 1.0 . . t.
'lnv ...baliblan [WWI re portion of an act
"! ....,..t0 , .1y unholy.; u. portion of lie—
..ra un... Min.bare bori,hipi. to AllegbenY .
Utly. He •t.ittul 1.:1.a the matter was Co ,
b. ru:y heal.. Lim.
NI, liruin .U41...1 that beuntlerutooil the
it., Inot buen onginver...l by a number
1...ollo,: ...I. I run. ot Mt:servo to. ..Olio:
..• .1,,,..n , of Alt ~ iihuny had taken no a...-
....i on 1 . .;•• etent . r.
Me Mall wt, 01 . 1.0.1 . ./ to taking any no
Mr-....
r0'...1"y of the .-Wt.3 1.4 l e mail bron,hl
O. for.. touni by 11.0 authorities of the ti.ll.
I:ewe.l .11-I riot.'
Mr. It, err slut. 0p1,....1 to anch irgl,latton
but Cont.eib. could M,t abut their eye- to
11, matter. .tt ler- e•ine farther debit ii.
Ihu ....op . ,' lie .lof...rent inetobera, It 11101101
la ~...,,,,e, oy .1.C.1::17711,ii: Teter it to in ,
(....tonoite.. on liiii lawn of W 4. Wilk,
a a... mirrivil.
•
•
. .. .
C 01.1,03 cericetti .
M-seteirs preteent: Ides•irs Cutler, Dun
lom led, rolhautier, Rant., Harper, lug
beim h o l,poteMk, Meg', g, Slew, Melva',.
aid. NI, Nell. Reed,stnith. Slagle, Veorflitie),
NV trelsor am t President Riddle.
The letiliztes of the preceding Meeting
were remi end ttpproved.
The greselent staled to
the meeting
tad been coiled for the t h e of
electing a Recording Regulator, and trout
nettu ether husttret,
Mr. g
Pitt ...tented a petition from re...d
ile'', of Franklin et reet, Filth ti ard, re
' quieditto that a water main he 101,1 on !Mill
~,,,,,
(rot a 'ills! u wick' to Fulton street.
Referred to Ihe (..oatlllitteo On Water, with
inetruction , ' to repel t.
Mr. fu ghoul etrere.l a remllut ion providing
that the ,es! tot', 0( Col:netts he held semi
monthly, and th at they be not continued
atter ten e•elia•ti. Adopted.
Sir. Ilelielll °Pore.' a remlUtlon changing
the name of Washington street, in the
Fourth ward, to Washington avenue. Laid
on the tahle.
Mr_ girkpatrick, are sointion instrUcting
the Committee nu streets to provide for the
erection of a temporary footbridge across
tim run on the West Commun. Referred to
Committee uti Streets and Sowers, with
P"lili'..riiti'l'il‘ereffereil the following:
Jece , l" , d, Teel if auy menther or this
Ceutiell shall itt.llll.lllll,elf from nix
o rcon
seetit Ivo intietintis, utiles'. by alekness r
i other good remsou, his teat sluill le, declor
eil acwit.
Mr. NieNeti ' , Cerra nn amendment redue
. It the number frOM 61% tO three meetings
1
"he vi NOlOtli.ll as ometeled wits adopted.
Alt, liorper, a rt•SOillt 1 011, In-trot . ..to lb
C01.1./tltt.o orl ,trvirta to barn the side
W ILI k 1 011 iil'aVt , street and the track of
Wits il foot et, and Climittott streets revolve'
as soon aS pOSS11110: Adopted.
leiter sees...
•
m o tion to proceed to election; carried.
The following uwuliM were put in nomina
-1 lon tor Cit Itegulator. Sir. J. Ityal, Mr.
C. Moser, Mr. McCuliongli, Mr. Nevi., Mr.
CO. Mr.and Davis wan elected nu ;second bal.
lot, RI
election afterwards 111•110
11i011.111a10114 fr Street • ,Cotutulanloner
ere next le onie o r. tin Isaac Stewart ex.
w
matedo nod elected un attitunonly. Ml.
It. M. Pat k belts ;mann:stall for X% hart than
her of Mane Sector and elected by ucclaunx
I ton.
Nu other b.lncsi to transact awl Council
uelbou rued .
The Ilnyoretty tu Allegheny.
Quito a ~main, r of candidates have
already .•ent lit utt appearance" for this
ittiportaid position nur ulster all}'.
,ttideig' Itetriwe outlet, the name of our
Wo% Adjutant .1. V. late of the
lel 1 rit. Vont:ltem, Wu Were not aware,
until the LIIIit I.lelltenant Callow
1110,100,10,110 n ettr..lidato for this office.
at the COl.llllOllCOlllOllt. of 1110 war, Litutt
callow 1,111.4 mite private in the 13W l'at
Volunteer Infant, y, and afterwards in lb
litzd inn:looe, Here hts good thhutututra
Ore itliiltt les were le - ought net, 01111 110 We
1101,1 to A 0,12111101 of Ills regttnent.
this catinelty serve" until the 'tattle u
lie huh:mess, when, trout the effects of l
a
all :crewed th at iutttic, Was cote
tojetihth lau pultice, Without, I
ally war, Keying itnytttlng against th
ra other candidates for the , posttiot
we cite heat t fly commend our friend Ca ,
low au oho fully competeut to ditichurge Ili
ludo:, ot thu Mayoralty. "
Exttirtion irk
t .
tention. to Eceleitiostleal
Con
The Pittsburgh, Columbus and Clnctuatl
itallru:ul Company will pass delegates to
the various religious conventlOns over their
rtnel at half fare. Delegates mutt pay full
fore going to thelf respective a A satenlies.
and Ott presenting the certificate of the
elerh or moderator that they 1 11 1 1 .0, and
I wre pr. sent at h
e
e meeting, will he return
cut I,e• This arrangement applies to all
the religious bodies that are to umiemble
L, th In the Eaststml West next month.
Tile Pennsvani Riroadann make
rt lady-fare yl arrana a
getneuta l l o wi n g to an
exist lag emnp.t between lines competteg
fur Ludineea to and tram the West."
New Mamie Received.
We are indebted to Meters. Burr,
Beet/ler, the well known music pi
for three new piece, Just hared from II
prune...Beau...l Erne, the !lower Of
Vale," a uhurming belied... Forest Flows
a collection of beautiful conger ll lT.W
for 111.1. gutter, by W. G. Rupp, anti
"Woodside Alum. a stirring 1110.WM 10
....position, by Eldwurol Semi). T
pieces ate all published lu the highest ,
of lithogrueble urt, :OW relloW. lunch w
upon the publishers. lwdleu should cu
anti era WWWWVII copies W. No.
street, where they will and, al., an
men. stock of the finest MUniCyl publ
duns oh the Old or new worlds,
COURT REPORTS
D 1111 l et Court:
o lion. 11'. 11.
y linllngor vA..hrronlatilinoy.
)0rte .1,4 1. Verdict to'favor of plamtlif
for 4150.
Dlutrich Fore:11101r Foul wile vs. aOhn 11.
ltehren and Irtelet lel: Fisher. Action In
tTlet otunt for property In l'At trourn.hip.
I ii. ent,e rxeepled the entire 8..t1/017 1 . 1.113
.1
Just before telJuernatent. the earth'. Clll3lO
to an untlerstionsteg, the jury :lading a o er .
oict :a accorthoce wilts the ViCNVY of both
elder.
COnrl of Common plenm
lion. TIInn.RY mvuon.
Frank McLaughlin cA.llagh McLaughlin.
Before reported. Verdict 112 favor of plata.
till for $111.3.
G. IC ,
NV olko
'h vs. John Shaffer. and John c
ohs Shaffer. Ile fore ...Ported- r
Mat CA,O the Jury found In tarot . of
~Rift the sum of 43. In the other the st
All?' took u
Igh Roberts 00. F. K. Duff. The portico
1 partite] , In the lowlier liaqineAß, .
Itreturtis s Duff. and plaintiff :4.ston:cover
W 1.31, in which he claimed defendant was I
Indebted to him, In purse:ince of an agree- 1
ant entered into between therm as parts
Rai, that he Rho plaintiff) was to receive a
impensation of O,ISM tier annum for
tell-
Ig awl delivering ill,, Moldier manufactur-
I at their Fa, 111111, at snail tinne ail he (the
.0111111!) was not engaged In attending to
partlieridlip b n 1110 a li
reeving the
ofendant frost devoting Ida time and al•
pa
cation either 100 On serate save I
uslness, or that of the w bran of Duff st Rohr
etc. The claire 011, lOr servteen (tom June
It, 110611. For the defense this contract re•
irred to Will denied, and .lefeudant aver.
el that on the . 27t.11 of January, le6a, plain•
IT purchased la
Lands
final in the
ttclema-part
ent
when ail
full se
wI
Madan( all mutters pertaining to the
ertlieratiip tvl well as to all individual
letters. Jury out.
Robert. Wray, Jr., vs. Jsmes P. [Nona,
rvlvlng partner of Ira B. 310 Vat . . 1 / 4 Co.
,cant on a prinnidhory note (Or 4LOW, dated
iprll drawn by James McClelland,
iayable to the order of Will lan, M. liawaon,
d emit/reed by William 11- Rawson
R. P.
itioton and Robert Wray, 'Jr. - rlsintof
tlidlowl to have sold then ote to the Lank
a); limn of Iris It. bleVay Co., and that It
*WI not presented to the drawer when It
...came due, and no proper demand uncle
mion blot for payment; that the note 1150 sever been paid by the draWer or any one
'or hint, 011,1 that defendants did not pot It
Into the hands of a notary for presentment
for payment and protest nn the da y' on
0111011 It berate., due; farther, that 110 de
and wee 1111110 for the payment 01 the note
mad two days after It became due. and
that no notice bad previously tesen glVen to
the enllol,er, whereby they were reiteved
from all loslitlity; further. chat l,tvincre•
tetived notice of mpi-payment, phtiotlff Ise•
I level that payment had bean prOparly
de
inunded , and that. 1100 notice of nou•pay•
coma Mel been given to the other en•
dossers, and that they ware liable on their
e ndorgettient; so, be.lierinii, and not knew
that F note tied not been pre,ented
for payment on the day It ta-come due,
plain tllT;pal.l the sum of $1307 117 to deft:nil.
ante lu payment, Of the Lopt and lifted the
tame; farther that bollcsalti mummers,
ii.sasonwtol liordon, have refused to pay
sold notkt tol.l to. and James Mc:C:1011.P,
the dr•Wer, /3 insolvent, and was 111.010ent
when the note tuteatue due, and that at the
time Dawson and Gordon, the other endor
sers, Were solvnoten et and gloat, anti the
anion tit of the could have been col
lected from them if they Mel not been re.
leased Tr •0 their Ilablitty by the neglect of
the defendant-c/o stated; tool further that
LI, paid the sum of ilard 37 to defendants
undar inintalie suit that at the
Utile of the payment bad he known that. ni
demand for the payment of the note ha ,
bee
mail
On till daY it becritue due
0001.1 1101 have pah i i the t i louey. ride:
these State of fact , ht Clanned that the de
fen't.t.t..cr"Ph-tIY In , to 11110 tl.l ,
dated. On trial at adJuurunicat.
Trial M. for %Vella...day.
COUNtON PLIE,9
Dahlingtr i7einL
Sl.l
Ss. Sebastian Koch v9.Chavl. Krieb.
a:. It:chards:Jr:, mvoros ayes,. tvs•-ra
I. J.T. livvr, for uso rev:Bar...lr WMIT.
ra. James Ircovard vs: Wallace ratr , ck:.
rt. ick S Dorol vs. Frank Lloack.
IS. Frederick - Augur vs: Aloluo
66. Nuttulls larkpatrlck vs. steamboat
boa lealOS".
DlArtllir
70 Mary Ann Daly vs. Jismrs Mulltagor.
E.C.Sttorar: vs. AnegllercY Ully.
71. I.ll,ClUan :C. Fuller 1:-.1:yrti
7.1. Burrow. Kehow S. Co. vs. Mill e r ._ F.
. Farneori. anti Mentinnles Turnpike Co.
Oakland Railway coppans.
Ivr Illtinte ?vs. Mex.; Murray.
IL .t. S. Winvis vd. J. MeK. snotierass.
s. J. 11. Large ri Cr vs. Jane aid Lobe! ,
Vb.
neresotile Library' Lectures.
At the urgetit solicitation of many per
sons, IA 11(14ern desirous of hearing IlenrY •
Vincent, t •c;, eloquent orator and •ex
ponent of liberal ideas, the Lecture Com
mittee have at great expense and trouble
Induced Mr. V.. to given course of three
lectures In this city:commencing this eve
ning. Ills eloquence, electric lire and the
riini hint fervor that he brings to bear on
his eubJect, _ends a tnrill through every
hearer. Ills success In other unties has been
almost unparaileltal, aml In many places.
toads of people were unable to get even
standing room in the halls. Wu venture
the prediction, that Ulnbe who hear Mr. V.,
tn.night, will not miss bearing .111 tn on
ThurolaY and Friday evenings. Ilts sub
et to-night In, late GrealAmerican
Centilet and the Friends and Enemies of
America lo England." Perhaps no man
living is better mble to speak On this eel,
ject tea. Mr. V., who—ln cornpiny with
bitch men as 30110 Bright and others, show
whim'emselves true friends of, our country
in its n
o w need. It may not be !
generally known. that the subject for
Thursday evening, .•The English move
ments I hare listen part in anti the Men I
ace billion " it what is celled.." many Ins
great "Daniel O'Connell lecture. All three
lectures will tin nt the Academy of
and a? there aro no reserved seats
we ,i.yte all—Ku early If you wish to be
sell scotch. '
Assault Upon no officer.
Night before last of f the watchmen cr
eon street otrervedro men working
. rather suspicious manlier over a third
man, who was evidently intoxicated. The
watchman itemandial whether- they Were.
Ir auttiv of the drunken man or not. Their
reply was that he wan astranger, but that
they would take care of him and bee him
home. The watchmen then stated that, he
would relieve thetas of that trouble, and
take rare of the man himself. Ills otter
watt
repulsed and tan attack made upon him
by the two men. Tt. w.tchm..ll icer then rap.
pod for help, whereupon o Thomas
Smith, of the special force. came to his as
sWance. The °Meer» theta took the man
IMO started with them for the Mayor's of.
!lee. Peter Xlelllroy. the privoner charge
of odic, Sloan, suddenly snatched trom
the latter
a
rattan with a loaded head. In
the strugale tor the possession of trio rat
tail, IL was broen-11"Elvol- getting that
art with the lo k aded head. This mada
form i dable oiTerodve weapon. anal with It
he mate a vigorous attack upon the Officer.
strtaing hint repeatedly on the head and
face, and tutllctlng some ouvete cuts anti
bruises. Finally tint prisoner was subdued
and taken to the watch house. In the titer.
Mutt officer Smith mole Information against
bun for aggravated Iwsnult and battery.
A full hearing will he had in the Case next
Thursday at tau Mayor's °dice.
Bohbe:1 at the noMood Depot.
.laterilay night last Charles hart. Just ar.
trod in the city !rlth bit wits and two club
dren,m, his way from North Carolina to
Cincinnati. had 'his pocket picked while
waiting at the Colon Depot, of a pocket
C anna
I. ' a railroad ticket to Cln•
tannati, together with forty dollars In each,
thes leaving penniless. Ile discover
ed his loss w hen, having bought some cakes
for hiachild rms. be lavaretiod Or his pocket
book tell nd it gone. This wa's . .immediate.
ly after leaving the carib Mr. Mart
k.. 1.12. that while passing along the plat
form be caper Worm]. seine difficulty, owing
Loth° crowd collected there at the time.
This wan the time of the rohbery aridoepi.
el py.. The police hare ro clue to the thief.
Cr
Jitmos T. Brady atbankorg,
nor of Fourth 8.11.1 %YOWL ,treets. dealers
Government SeeUrith,A. quota the SUlltU
New York to4llty ue 1ollowo:
Gold
U. S. ' , Lt.'s I , .ed ......
cl 1,4
l•
1,t1.1
U.S. CiinwolA 1,45
Augout SO d:1141
Juno
July
Ito Tow boa% Expio•low.—An inveatb
gallon Into Gm Call.] of the exitloamloneuort
the towboat ilex. Chamta , ra,
red In the Monongahela river on T y r, der,
of la.t week, commenced on, Mo n n e d
George ntkliGon and SAM
United Sllais. Local Inspectors f or
trlct. A number or witneases w rc
toll
mw
nm were the captain an I
ed, among • • u ottion will e
neer of the boat. Tho Nitta a
copy three , or four days.
h
bi is hors.
A liolckpocket.—Fulron Dorman, u
rnl
tLas
Jun," an alleged pnekpadtet,
apalled" by officer Moon, ra Like Mayor'e
om
Ipirk rer"lTe'dp..");g:.TLof
orcEttn.n Ibrouagh am. In a Slulf.htlelti Street
galoon. lie gaecceded in o.oslrO.Cting a stnnll
amount of fraccional currency. The Mayor
committed him la default of WC bail.
Arreftt or An Alleged Muni
The Wheeling Inn /hg ,
LOA. of 0. man accuse, of murdering about a
3,,r a gamne,t In t h ll ail
regions near Pargersourg, ant concealing;
his lusty in a culvert. Five Ines were su.
pecti;7l Of ILO, crime, and 'four of them ar-
rested at different times. flue, however..
named T. M. Simpson, managed to evade
the detectives, wiz° Lave been on his track
ever since. the . murder took place. Within
the past few months Le has been known to
pans frequently over the 13. i O. It. it. b e
Pectin Wheeling and Grafton. Ile as
known to have been tit Littleton, and to
lave mailed letters there and at Mounds
:We. A watch which had belong .. t Ito the
ourdered man Gallop, WItA seen in his pris-
WrimiOn More than once. Lot in
the
letectives beard of these things, they
iouldn't get eves no the man himself. A
reward of pea fool been offe hd red for ids
tter-
an. ,
prehension; photos:raid. been sca
etl about nail Olen were on tile lookout. It
appears that for a week or two pact a mail
without vial hie means of signiori. or an ap
parent object, who gave till 1.11111 as Tom
\Waits, has lieeti staying about Moundsville.
Ills appearallee mud habitswere calculated
to excite 511.1,1600. 110 carrleff pistols 110t1
4L11.1 kept hinosidt very !much seclu•
led. some two weeks riao he atitiltril 30 S.
McFadden, Sonerottendent 011001Pvi111,1.
Gary, tie work, which it was; arrliiiked no
should nave. lilt instead of going to work
tor Mr. McFadden he engaged with some
parties who were hauling ,LOTIV for the Pen
o,
itentiary. it WI. n Iced that he never
isime to the tubwhen the vat 1161. but
always 11.001001 to come to laterWol o l l l and '
eat by Olinself. SOlllrho o, Mr. McFadden,
having . seen description of the supposed
mordererrif Gallup. happened to tiling this
sespielous man answered the deseriptiou.
His strange craninet t he the half
awakened suipicion, so he went last Salm . •
day eveolng to a tavern where Waits stayed
to get a good look at 01rn. Thu description
stated taut Simper' left eye had a twist
outward. Wheil Mr. McFasideu went in
Waits Wax SllliO4, Ina corner,
his forehead
r i -ting on his left hand', hick. If by ice
cident. storied and quite concealed his lett
rye. ..31r, )ICF,oluen to
up to him, took
down his band and told him he wanted to
Sl7O ',hut other eyed t Theother very roug h
surprised looked up. when sure enough
there was the
c r ap cockeye. precisely hos
'ering the description. Mr. McFadden loa
lediately arrested him and Le wall sent to
jail.
Mr. McFsoblen wits In Wheeling on Mon
day, whit a view of procuring oue of tto
photographs of Sturison, but not tieing alto
to , o th at , lie tound ' a gentleman who had
bade photograph in bta pocicsslon, and had
liven for sown true 011 the alert for
and lin Is tore he can Identify
lino from his latulliarity with the picture.
Ile accompanltsi Mr. McFadden to Mounds.
The Mouud,ville people I,ap if this man is
not ,erlip3eu and didn't murder be
bus done idnu ei lling lie id, bed; but the
lief there Is, he le VA...some mall.
The Grand Concert tact Night.
There assembled a brilliant amlience
last onerous upon the occasion of the
I.i . rand Concert under the ,lirention of
Professor Houghawout, for the benefit of
the suffering poor. The prOgrammn opened
by a masterly performance en the violin by
Professor Manning. whom, we belenoc to be
without a superior in this country. lie was
accompanied nu the phino by C. C. Mellor,
i
Cent., and the duet was brilliantly executed,
dein:W.lmi .1.. audience. and calking fort '
the most rapturous applause. "tie was d -
spised,• • by Handel, wt, rendered by Ili s
Caroline McCaffrey, of l'hihelelphla, in
atteeting anti lutemely thrilling mantle
. is possessed of s. VOICO which suede
the heel, wlthe it warms the heart—mom -
fully 5e...1...1...1.1y mellow. XI, 4
A plelbumn followed in a masterly yocalts
zation, and mare than elAl/itied MI tilh
reputation as an aril-t. Ito Inns a rich and
poweri ill voice, whit:M=la , perfect train
ing and in complete umAtery, he modulates
and governs no exquisitely and to power
fully that 110 KlWily6 Wine the plaudits Of
his audience. Pittsnurgh is proud In the
usseSsion of li..ftical.i - st 01 .. ..;;;OL`1=" 2kI JA .V
aunt grace of execution, Mine Heel le .1013e3;,
already ft gre!t. favor. to sla , .. sweet. song
-1 .cr........, le;literti.l the noterer bung In ..it.ti./ .
flesut style, and won the heartiest up
{Mime. The ducts ny the Misses MtChf
frey were mend and noul-inniliring. and
those ladies - last evening [pule a marked
impressioaupon the brill's.: mull.. as
sembled. Upon the whole the concert was
is ceruplote success, and those who failed to
attend deprived themselves of the Lrarest
inesiesl feast of the .e 11,311.
Waite, Brosrn,the t.cri
an, ller, who ia like
-aim a .pericet genii , m wall appear in
Is Indian club exerciee at the dipera
lonae to-morrow night, in onier tolgratify
mo vernal request on the part of tine pub
ic interested the forthcoming holuanc
abe, to nee him. Ile is a well made, taus
ular gentlemanolevOld of that aupereil
clue style pot on by ecitn•• members of, the
.rte [rater - n.3'0.. 1 .. he Will be
recital by a large audience.
Ilefdre Alderman Thomns.—Emma
John.ton, (cOlored) charged Annie henlY.
(lrl,b) with committing ea u,ault and bat
tery on her little boy, de.,se. bv !POI: trot idra
e eye rut times, Defendant charged Jawve with
committing a like offence on •lier . ,
but bud no evidence to prove the clgtrae.
Defendant would not care it a white Orson
struck her boy, hut could not soder riig
gar.' to do it. Deleodant tit,charged.•
Malicious 'liar hier.—Satnucl at. f:vans
melanin:A [intern Alderman Strain, yyster
day , and mete au informationagainst
Thomas Pritchard and William Sir..
charging 'n
them with malicious isch ef, In
breaking the bar en the kteartilmut Baba
Bennett. Both defendants were committed
to Jail, in default of cite- hundred dollars,
bail each, for a farther bearing mu the ilith
lust.
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Almanit and Listtery.—Jumes Rodgers
appuured ban. Alderman atrain yester
day. and made an Information against Pat
W n1111E11:4, charging him with assault and
buttery. PrOne.lor alleges that defend
ant :nude am un provok.l attack anon Otto
—struck hint' in the face and °thump. ,
abused him. A warrant wad leaned for his
arrest. •
The liare and beautiful phenomenon
known no Imre-Mem, or mock moons, soya
the Meadville Joiienid, Nrll-1 seen by sonic of
our citizens on Triune ley evening last On
each side of the moon, On an unusually
large and luminous ring. was reproduced
an image of the moon which rivaled, tn
tinetness of pulline and brilliancy the true
main. •
All that remains of the Mecca well. Mus-
I:lncurs county. Ohio, twohuhdrsal
barrels per I bLy, for ont.tsseutleth of which
VOW was offered cud refused, la a Ixtard In
scrilied,•Meecit Well. No gawking Allowed
on these lirenalsies. i. and a tank full of rain
water. The Schailer, California, Eacelsior
and other wells are also deserted.
ennaplrney to Defraoo.—At am crca.,
emdertiay, a man named Mickey NM* ar
rmted on a warrant lettued by a Uniontown
tougicitruto, and endorsed by Alderman
Strain oft city, ou chants of co.pi
racy
. to defraud Crawford Durileyy. Tim
arrested rib for Uniontown La
charge of an
°Meer during the tiny.
Retraced on RAlL—Andrew Jackson
Blown, charged with felonious assault and
battery and surety Of the peace. hit oath 01
Joseph Penrose, and committed to Jail a
few dope h Ince. in default of Usil to appear
and answer the :same, wad yesterday re
from coutimmeut on giving the re
nt bad.
Frontßarman. liprloga.—Last. week:
the hz.tuip well wk., tubed and is pumping
forty barrel., per day, The Byrne well alto
commenced to produce ninety oarrels per
day, and Mr. fleet's well thirty barrels per
day. telegraph elation is now eatalheti
at the town of Elizabeth, In IVlrt, count)",
Wert VI , aloe,
Disorder' y Arose.—lien n is Mart , hY SP
pearml hetore Alderman Lynch yesterdsy.
annd made. an information against kiaO
-sleagher 1, keeping and Inaintslning
dl,orderly 110000. Accused was conitnitted.
to Jnil, bet alterwards relensed on uull to
annewr ant answer.
TIE, Meek Crook is to be exbibited in
this city shortly, a nutribur of special ma,
chuniral artists front tee east. being now en
gaged at the Operadfollde Making tlieneck
sary errangenientk for Its preductlon in as
grand a Style us run in New York.
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Important IV...Li Grant ed.—Captain I
J. s.Stilllo, late of the steamer ...silver
sea just received letters patent,
:hated April IGth, ise7, for Rotating i,mp.
stun by means of mu AnyAllary Engine, for
Steamboats Awl other crafts.
. tire In Mnacbc•ter,—A, hnfltlinq. loon.
teal near the lower mid of Rebecca street,
Allegheny, and used for the, manni.tkro
of rooting material, took ilrti yesterday at•
ternOon obOttl one o'clock, Lind nets entirely
COLL.IIIIICaI.
a; IT
1 • a
1, a
10'
I,a
it s',
10 a
Larceny.—James 31. Starr bad a heating
befole ilayor McCarthy .yesterdaY, on a
chargo of larceny preferred 111211.111,t niln by
John Itylal.d. In default of We ball be. Wat
committed to answer.
Moyer norrlwoo had but three common
cars before him yesterday, among - their
Freddy Diehl. Two paid theft lines, but
Freddy Ouzo.; to remain. /lb with thechurg:
ml to the afternoon,
The Child of Mr. Neel, struck by it:
cowcatclter of a locomotive on the Y. d C
Railroad, hot week. at liusney's Copp,
Works, is recovering.'
v..
Tine Jewelry of every description, at 14 ELICROLD'S CONCENTRA.
moot reusonablo price:, At. Reinemun, Mel- ++ Ton EXTRACT SAJLIAPARILLA •• TAL
tea d *chile' a, N0.:3 Yilth garnet. , (iron Biwa /10 - 41 w. aidangllT.
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;Mull VO•
errs the
concollmont ....re always
deltelated with such visas skd marks of re
&peer from our friends, and cordially W.
"Call &gam, gentlemen, you are at all tamp
welcome."
e.—A numt,er of profe
evening paid the G•
floury Pine.—A Lino of SL&o riva lAA
wort ImpO3M upon 31 ears. Dudenhaiffer
Schunsb, brewer doing business In ari
mon, P., for mug
Was mining tO Ltt•
r. 5, Agsessor. •
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On TkoradaY /Unruiug . hut s M "
named linobler, of French Crook townalnp,
Mercer county, was struck with a falling
into land died in a few minutes. Ha ingfall
a !amity.
good
Clocks awl 'Watches WirrinZOn
tun.. pleeea at advantageous Pr , *ONO''' .
w ,Iry unit tme tlepOt of Senentan. MoT
run .1t 2co. 2.. lath street.
New Jew.lrjof Lb° latest end =let 1.111.
pved utylee, et the esbeblisholent of
Itel ro neman, hleyout Seattle, 1.:o. Zil Fifth
street.
ALE.t. AIKEN.
trnmommi,razran EL,
MSS
scription ox Funeral Flatal•lalnx
. o onas open.l day sad ragla, Hearse uta
Clari ages furnlabed.
lur—ktc, David Sen . , r2..,itay.
W. Jatobtm. ThOCO. +.1.. Ja
c.•tk 11..11111..r. Eon.
I; . T. WHITE & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBAUEB.B.,
Itnachester, Wood's Bun sad
COFFIN ROOMS AT MANCHESTER LIVERY STABLE
Corner Skeill•ld and Chrtler. St 'eta:
_Xiesise inpst Cerrtesre.
TiILLOALE CEMETERY.—The
1...111ful 4 , 1-scre.' they stibUr
ban pita of sepulchre, except ones in this
eona
ty. situated on Neer Brighton mad. Immediate-
It north of Allegheny. 'For burial lorcArerrolts
or toir,cen et Central Drug Store of COOL
CLASP:Y. A lieehenv
DUNSEA.TH& CO.,
Wholesale Agents
ECIEM
erican Watch Company's
WATCHES.
o. 56 Fifth Street,
M=MMR= I
ATOMS, CHALETS AND
T A VERY EIELALLL PROITT. AT
ILL T. WILEY'S
6 Wylie St., 3d door from sth.
Iw. lICOII.
I OIMSTON b. SCOTT,
1MM:I
l ine- Watches, Clocks, ;Jewelry
SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. 474 LINZ/ITT MOW.
Pecammi.•
rartienlaz attention glean to Itenstring
Watenta, Cloaks lad Jew*l.l7. All Work ykr.
N THE SWOP:6 MONTHS,
estarslli undergoes s ensage.
II Cum BOLD'F 1110111, 0021 CS, HAT.. Si
or nano sP.SSILLS Thanassistant attic are
rain, sedans
S 9 S 9 89 S 9 SO 89 59 89
.
89 MARKET STREET.
V 9
C) 34 ° 318 ta,
s,l S 9 Market Strut,
AYU BST TOUR:
:300TS, SLOES, &C.
THE CHEArEdT AND BEST
, S-9, r/V . TSf7 c:)x-r - sr
ri.9l ND AUCTION HOOD* HEFT.
' Market
S9l • I
189 89 89 89 $9 S 9 89 89
DIN& CUSH & CO.,
Practical Furniture Manufactured
COD. PENN AND WAYNE ETV
Latest styles or TITILNITURL teastssaill
T HE t r . t i: A l ,', 1 3, T itr. Bnnt
EWING MACHINE,
I. WILiELI,I4 1111 , 301V2.
5A1.11.12001.
FIFTH MITIMET,
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INIRS. L. C. O'REILLY,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER,
No. 20 IHamond - Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
/VI the Intent nod most fuldon*lele styles of
StoNN ES sod HATtI for Ladles, nitwit. nutt
dbildr. a, tent fOratintir on hand or made to
order on the shortest notlee. Prlccensry mann
&hie. spa
Liol...nr.s, BELL & co.,
Ancbor Cotton Mills, Pittsburg'',
Manufacturers of
ANCHOR (A) HHEETLINGH.
AIIiCHOH (H) HAILEETINGS,
ANCHOR (C) HiILEETINGS.
And II ATTI •.; mH11:30
CHAS. A. HILLER,
LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 60 FOURTH ST., Apollo Bundling
CHECKS, E, BILL LIVI LIT.
TEFL dour m .11
apISHL,N
ELIrIII3OLIIPS EXTRACT SARm
MAT ARILiAt Oesn Iles and name.. the
blood. 1 ustl. she •agar of beahlk lob tDa .••
tom, .4 purges 04. the Immo. LE at make at..
apIS.ILIT7
THAT APWILL/PROVENG SMILE.
At YOU uevc r? •
If to, take Itome.a e. of Fre i sh t PICACHYS,
ita.tt BEKttl Es. IILaCKIDEUBIES, PLUMB,
tlEll.lga or WHOtt2l.lllll[olllLa. Y.
s%
re
etO gl.l et th em good, sad at the lowest mak pu., at
1 110 FEDERAL STUMM, Allegbasl CUY.
I • il:e3 • GEORGIC Ulgaltltlg
COJIMON MACHINE
\VM CO T.
Wt. ISMOU. Am r.oza.ucrr. _
TILEIDIC A.LIV.LTY.B. 011.
Have on band or Deepen on shOrt no:Coe
111EAUTH AND STEP nTONTS. ?LAUB TOR
larkr.-WALKS. 13131LWZBY VAULTS. SM.
DEAD AND TO
u ilß dSO
ezecn 2l3..labtrx...
10telf — PECK, OKNAMENTAL
WORKEIS AND rzurtphisit. es
Fourth sire.% Ono d00r,,,„1.2 jgt,bonfra
tie Lion 's Wlga.
Tope•s. scalps. Br
Oozed acelets. de.
A Fwd price 111 Cosh .111 Isr given for Haw
Hair.
balr-cuttlt=il
the nratest sap. r.
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11.
cv.a.xlvmawrillize..
17.1.ricLts 1361laryi,
Throe doors .bore Smi thfiel
rr d Street.
prammen, PA
Seery kind of Work done On %be shortest riot!,
and I:emir...table WM. •ttenUelk
void •
ITTSBURGH NURSERY. AND
.oLIiLLND GREENTIODNIL...—JoRN &
. Donne...eraJohn Illardoett.
J 1..) h U.I.N.YMEN AND FLORISTS, FRILL
until. PL.. solicit attention to thelr .tenales
gteer. of Pratt and tO—arnental Trees, LT..
reens. Grape klne• and trreenhoeme Plants.
Plltabarett and Oakland Penitent.. OLIs no tO
the Le . ..era/oases ever/ Ilfteen NOrolte.
V.
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(11JANTITT vs. QUALITY.
, - , GHCLISSIOLIS•B EXTRA,' 1 4 •118.147 =Lk.. TGa
0•...5 Is email. Tl. Car sato &sass • large pll.ti
ty and large rlobe• KIM atb18:110•1
73. 13. LYON,
SOaler of Weights and Measures.
No. 4 FOUILTEURTREET. •
Between Liberty Slid Perm Meets,
Or.l'ort promptly act• ndeel to. margin
SPIIOOO **At:OMS;
•-• ri:AIN wAtioNt;
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6 Calarn,
30 BRICK. tat/NE; MORTAL one
0 a RASO WH RAR MOWS%
1103nE 0 AY MIKES ANL 106166;-
Illortirrd lions nod Turned Opokea on baud
and for eau a• Dtqclarra. WAGON WOW, =at
, the Penitentiary. •100rners• Cita.
I aptnnors rad,Faricri. , Tollll.lESTlß t CO.
igAixpAuis IN •
SEWING MACHINES.
iStz mutants. used but s .tort rime. far Willa
aUiNLL • 00..
27 Ftftb street.
reduce." prices
fp"
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