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/3 / 7 101 Ai. P APES OP PITTOBOHOII AID
.._H ALLEGHENY CITY.
• LARGA-r CHEAPEST and BAST FAMILY
mad COMM' ACIAL FACIE in the awe.
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Arild.e.sr, GAZETTE.
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Mn. Bowman and some others are trying
- todlinm up members of Congresa enough
' for a meeting of the. Houses in Joly.
l'erbupe imams may attend these efforts
QuAte :a number' of the members have
' . gone ,lo the 'Rocky Mountains, while
*. several more have gone te_Europe. At
torney General STil‘fll6l2llT'S 11/Loire
tation of the Military Governinent Act is
the real pinch' /somebody 'had to . ei
primal it, so that the Generala command
lag the respeitive aistricts would hold
'rho satire rule. The - construction, of the
Attorney Goners] was liberal towards
those against whom it was designed to
'operate; and so for be waegorerned by
/the recognized 'rule of interpretation.
.. ;Me Went ' u tar as he could go without
- ' /Pieri% tim law. Congress might have .'Financial and Commercia,
• i anticipaU4 as much. - The members 1
•• i / /knew the Inclination of the AdMinlstra. I e 7. renar;oh to the At r e
. - UOLL rad bow far it could go under' the Is u st b l. gb u "u'd
, \ recefied principles for expanding atat- , ruit.ciban TO rants.
, 13V.1F 1 and they todk no precautions: I • BT.
P"'""..
May
".'"“a9.-The
Emperor maunder tort to-day for carte.
[ , 'AC fact 1.1, 011111:y of the most important .
bills /111111 been carelessly drawn. Great-
,:- PRUSSIA.
'Or cirdßmspection at the beginning it Gold TR• ICING AND DISNADOE .IN*. cram.
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Lava saved much trouble afterwards.
w u ni tc: ; , ri slay b m . inc . ,-It is stated King
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th om t zr;i m et e li t y i
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' Another reason for securing a meeting
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. . ,Is to Putfa law conferring the right of '
IN.
.Anifn*e on the blacks throughout the
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..;whole country, and underr - a unifo:m 1 . IILArZNY IN TUN
aiDNNI.-ADOLITION iON
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rule. , The impression ill that paths LOU. I Me nom, May 2%-Erenlop.- Tile Spaniel/
Client hall SO fir matured as to
mote i
t Gorornment is coneldoring the question of
~,,, . this the most expedient method of dos- .
1 or 5p
Ibs*l°ll"' Sr. slavery
b:'
sit
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Logout idle whole matier.
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O, ---,...______ GREAT. BRITAIN. ~
tto. Jauss VV. ..lits was last year,!' '/Xtllll COMPLICATIONS OX TUR COXTIRRNT.
elected Unite.:l States Senator for Neva-1 L ZZ n n: l 7 bo w ; D , l l P ,,: t ' h t ",,,, r ,lr e l r a3 , o t ,
ala, over id.r.7i)harles De Long. A COM' I complications, the character of which le
. lnittee 11113 been 'lnvestigating' thd Way ; not de:Simms , known. They have amen in
I the sctueswig question.
• in Which the thing was done. It apPears
Shut !Nye was put thrmigh.by nwq., of • 'moan ram,. IN rneonese. •
i Cox, ayhe trial of the prisoner
- monuy. A man named Itenegan , Tor 1 go,„qe,„ I. ~0 , , I. PrOgress heroic the epee
. example, swears that a member, named r tat Commission here.
,
enllen, told Licit he had received . 01,1150 1 ran Pan 07 X /11111111.161 f.
for Voting - for ifyo. • 41:Hither .witness, ... L° t7ontta l il Y te m ei —jA' ins i'g. m e —}today .— The
&M t:
named Bears, swears that he, received , tense and painful. feeling throughout Etc
- xt Check for $l,OOO, with instructions to ; rope. 'in the Common' to-ilatit,'Lerd Stan
deliver It tO a member tamed PrOctor I /eV. In reply to a request for inforrnationea
i to the safety of Ilazinilluin, replied t h at
if he voted for Nyc; but as he voted. the thuverninent and received no Official In.
r . . against him it had not been paid. Proc.-
for
on the subject. ! '
' tor being midiUd 'on, refused to testify.
- - Various members teetiged to having been
offei,ed var Mas same if they would "vote
• Tor Nye...
' taaRLY TO•110all6W laaß'Sltia a party
' of gentlemen, guests of the Company
.building the Eastern Division of the
Eaten Pacthißailroad, will pass through
thls'cityi on the .way to St. Louis and
'Kansas. City. From thence they will ,
proceed on the Eastern Division Read
as far as, completed. .&'part of the gen
tlemen will go thence to Denver and a
part to Banta: Fe, by. stage. We expect . '
a geritleinan:who will be one of the party
to give our readers soma account of:
Vitatiiver most noteworthy may fall un
"der his ohiervidinn.
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A rsnir, Composed mainly of mem
bera of Congress, passed through Cleve
hod,' a few days ago, bound on a trip
over Union PacillC. Railroad, from
Ornalat as far as completed, and heyond,
by stage, to Denver. This Pacific Rail
road is the grandest. same of Oil,u . la
Rile and woaderful ago temaining'unac
complialted; and it is of..high utility for
public I tnek, by persimal Inspbethm, to'.
become tidy:minted with itabearings and
The detailaof Its construction.
Toirolemoui or mr: DAVIS yas - disCloa-,
ed the intensity of the desire on the pert
of loVal men, North and South, that he
should ;be brought to punishment. This
pOpulai . expression does not conic treat
- theisuitace, but from the depth of the al-
Most utilversral conviction that an expia
tion was due; not simply - to the memo
ries of ihe loyal dead who fell• in the
great struggle, but to the sense of public
justice; and to the repose of the country
.bercafter.
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• TIIII CIDETINA.TOIIIAL CAS VAAS in Tea.
• /ieasee,is progressing with great interest.
Mr. Emerson Ethridge, the Gouservatiie
• candiddle for Governor, is stumping on
lltiaowh accoont,,ind Mr. N. B. Stokes
accompanies' hisO, l as 1- the . frlCad of Mr.
Brownlow, that gentleman being I.id
. aside, from ' active service by ill - health.
So tan Mr. (Stoked has decidedly the best
.of the irgninent and will doubtless hold
• it to the mid. '
IV17: GIVE ELsawunnu a leiter from
2str. TinOdeas Stevens in vindicatio'n 'of
Lis . 09neicatIon Scheme. However
earnestly he may press the protect, :it
will be Bare to fail. The day has gone
by, if it wan' ever present, in whiCh
either Congress or the people, would
conadnt to ids Ooposltlon.
Iris
150 W announced that Joan. H.
Bennavt . ..will not be biought to trial for
the asanzabtatlon of President Liacettc,
' bat trill be indicted for conspiracy or Tor
' .treason. In' this event his early and un.
conditional release may be looked for.
JonOtna from the number.of Irish im
migrant' arriving at New York the per.
. pose with that race is much 'stronger to
take some part in the Unated.Statca than
to take an active part in driving .the
Engliahout of Inland.
. TnE RCpubliCans of Vermont Italie
,nominated for Governor Ron. John S.
Page, for Lieut. Governor Col. Stephen
Thomas, and for State Treasurer Hori.
John A. Page: This reconstruction med.
cures were endorsed. . •
Loma purchase of land has •en
effected in British' iionduras, by panics
In the Southern States, with a sic* to
colonization there., . . , ;
BART'S STATUE orlienry Clay waa
Inaugurated at Muleville, Sy. , yasteri
day, with imposing ceremonies.
--Mtn ffate Field, the dramatie and
art critic of. the 2iew York. Tribune. 1. lit-I
ti e lady, with beautiful teeth, ringlets. and
r • • a very quiet demeanor. the spent several,
years ,at Florence, Italy, and bar first liter
, try. effusion. were letters from abroad to
the &Mon Pori. the has written up it's.
3, 0 ,1
to this country, through the page. of
the .1 Moak, Iltirper and the Trthunr.havthx'
become a worshiper of the greet ;raged'.
- I bone bF Personal acquaintance in lint
Was Field le a Wong advocate of womanfit.
right.. a mhiceramlat and man hater. and to
, positive and intense In her Wyatt:, that tier,
Secesh relatives quarreled with. her,
and she earn. her own living by het pen.
Kate 1L about thirty years old, and
came Of talented theatrical stock. '
A Vtacknona Wstera ring 11 •
BLACX.: Mae....Bmno talk bbe In thin oommunity, eays the WM.
cheater (kw) Ttrata, on account of the re
pealed marriage of a white' woman toe
black Man wo hare made Inquiry Into the
mattar
nod l toned the report true. The'
happy tempi an black main ranted and for.'
merly owned by 6 eltlnen of Mlochmter:
the bride lea white Iceman, for Come time
-• resident of Wlneheater. Teo marriage
ceremony was pettormed by ncoloredeler
roman.
• —A. young ittzt drelowl mddlera'eloin es
'was. &treated in Donal° on ',May. 'elm
Agave bee name as Ann King, ...a .. et i o „
. • and said abs was from "Salt` Polla,” Syr.
. etme, when her parents ream.,
tr
she bad noreslstera and eight brOtter.r
that eery poor, andshe, :with
fenealsbers, had been obliged to don male.
suite and drive team. on Um canal for a
..11rallbood. Ohs wan sent to tlyracnse.
=The peach , grtatrers of Didarrara since
Conveation, at DOM'. a Jew, ays
when they expressed toe Opinion that the
.crop would ba abundant this year. As Ude
Mess le generally given to croaking about
the failure" of crop.; the admission now of
m
an abundant yield may be totem as meallintr
something extraordinary.
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, Zißtan, not,
!pinning mi., Zi•ggiclititude
1-, . br oth tretrt7.7l 1 ttr
010141 i,17". '7,Potho
4111,..,abuirtifying . 0 4.10 e, 11 v.._
- • POFMMOd Palace! ' Win mat e
rant
Bv.lteas Lev Ken.
MST _EDITION.
ONE O'CLOCK.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
The Czar Gone to Paris.
SPAIN AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION
Further Complications on the
ANXIETY FOR IMAXIMILIAN
Fit
Paula. May exppetell
that the--Emperor of Austrla wfll anire
m.
thla City on the l!lret of July.
May .10.—Emning.-17'. S. bonds
d,qua
111:1=CCEM
SOCTITAMPTOA. May 31.—The steamer
from New Torts, arrived on the :2,1.
G caspow, May 33—. Tbesteniner St. George,
from Quebec, arrived at QueenstOwn. Toe
'Wainer Chicory, from New York,: arrived.
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' FINANCIAL &NIP COMMERCIAL,
I LONDON, Msy 30— Noon.—Consols 91%1 1111.
I cols Central 7714; Eric 1011.
trecuroot., May 3 U — ..Vuon.—Cotton firm;
j Uplands 11d; Orleans 1110; estimated sales.,
,'. 1 " sv r
kets unchanged. • .
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Losnos, May 33— Alvening.-,-Consels. 91,
I i te, 7.114, Illinois Cortlpentes, 703(; Erie,
Lir:arum., Illayao—vowtop.—Cotton firm,.
witimatrtlealesof 15100 Pal e 4 0(.03 iddlin kr uuop..
lands, I id; Orleans, lIIOLIN it Breast UN's;
. Flour IPS for western Canada: MOO: tor
11,1 Milwerikee red/2143 4..1,11(0rnt*
1.:01 . 71 MI.; parley ts 0.1. Pc. Ms. Oats
30 sd. Provisions; Pork Lis GLI pet bli. Lem
1 advanewl to 1723 GI. Lard Os. Bacon
Cheese Ms. Proiticet Petroleum Spirits lid..
standard white. Is 3.1; Potashes 31564. Rosin;
Gales of commonat vs 314 and; tee 1544
Spirits of Turpent”, 111. Teulow, , ,LlS 9d.,
Clover 8 , 4,91 4.C... I , -
LOwnOtr, ]lay 30— i MG 5 , 1:
Peotati pig irrmlls &If Calcutta linseed 01s.
Linseed oil 40 pounds. • •
li. reduction of bank rate discOnot &half
Par cerit was anticipated inlay.
LONDON, May 30—Evening—Consol seloped
firm at. 9114; I.llls 1- a. Illinois Centra47oll.
Erie.. , ,
LiviarooL, May M. —pvelting, Cotton
closed strong at an advs.., of 14t/.
dling uplaruls, 11%; Orleans, 11N, rtes
were
15,000 hales, Breadstuff.. unchanged.• Pro
visions little Alteied. Bacon AMON:CNN
berIatol middles advanced 6d,quoicti As Gd.
Pork and Item firm. Lardl4llvDSlN49l.
Common Rosin advanced to :ski. .
Losnox, May 3 1 .—Erening—Sustar kw
.changerl.'.lvon firmer; Scotch. pig NI. Gd
.a.si..
rumucrorrr hl
Aat r
12.1 r an as W co T 1 U Y In r*"."
PRONE NEW Y.ORIC;
Teleciaph ttli, rll34thanth (incite.], - .
cx Yoac, /fay 31, 367.
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case ...33133.r act. 3c1333:
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In the Supreme Court, to-day, in the else
Of Willfatnßrattan against General X P.
Batler ; a motion 'eras granted to transfer
thb - case to the United States Gourts Pkio,
tiff twinge entt to recover 47.300, alleged.to
hate been wrongfully taken from him du
log the General , . manipulation of alialrist
New Oilcans. Plaintiff alleges • that the
Graft for the amount woe taken front lea,
while being searched 'prior to p..lng
tt
yondtheplckets; that Butler halt.cashid
the lame and Converted IL to bin own cis_
.
TOBACCO saranidsnwascre setup. •
/amoral .large tobacco establishments
'New Jersey hare been seized on the grow*
that the proprietors were not licensed,
were otherwise unpaged In defrauding tiit
revenue, •
' . sew ALTERED BANIL ZOTI.
Five dollar bills or the National Bank et
the Iteputetc, of New , rock, altered-4
twenties, have made their ,appearance..
'ATTLICPT TO 061ST TOE 0A1.L.011115.
• A German, smitenced ex, cation a
Plermont, attempted suicide but eight b 3
openmga vele 1n hle!etrat.
' animas 811:1*CJIlt• YIZTIVO.
The German Ilre.rere Annoelatlon:held a
meeting to-day in completing arrange.
meets for aiding against Um excise law,
itonag the Germans.
THE TURF
Buckeye Club Conroe Elsese,cireat
Trot at Owlets Park New York.
thy Telegraph so the Plusitergh tiasette4
CUICIII•TI, May le.—The Brekeye Itace
Course was well attended to-day. There
were two races. The flat a wilingrace;
dash of one mile and three dean.. for all
ages, for a porno of OITA Eight herself
started and the race wee won by :IV. H.
Cooler colt Grigsby. Time The horse
sold for Silo.
The second men was two tulle heats loran
&gm for a nurse of kori. Alexander enter
ed Ansel; Whaley entered Weldonta • Billy
Connor. Ansel 411.tanced Connor in the
grid heat. Time 3:.10
law %. i
Tong, May 30.—The Great Trotting
Match between the celebrated stallion Gerr
it. Patehln, Jr., of California and .Comtno
tore Vanderbllt, for at,eM. mile heats, three
In five, In harness, took place on the .Itolon
Coen. to-day, Petchen won the second,
;lard and fourth heats, the drat being a
dead heat. ' Time 2...:31%,-2:33..g1iy„
FROM TENNESSEE
&Digo of Torrol—Throwolow•• 371111t10
—Memogoat Monolor.
Lily Telegraph to ice Plltsburgb littette;]
Kisumu., May 30.-6 reign of , terror
exists In Franklin county,caused by Brown.
low's Militia. The eltlxons held a meeting
at Mmchester, on Wednesday night, at
which It was reported that the Militia had
taken a man named Drown, and shot him
dead, and also had shot atther eitt.n.
Men were bidden another
to avoid being kilind. •
, The Fresidon t his been petitioned to pro
tect:the lives, and property of the weld.
Failing In this, the people are tecotneleuded
to_protoct themselves.
Tho steamboat General algal waasnagied*
toast' tarty miles above bore, and sunk In
seven rent water. '..She was heavily loaded
with • tobacco and turn. The steamer
Maker was sent to her relief.
FROM Ovw MONTREAL'
. . ...e, v..
, reilet Clew. nebiatlele tolnbliab.
The Nobtres al .Prlenteerte. DUrlttla 1 ..".....g ent ifijarr Comnal•al eeeee lost.
War-Pre
-.--.- ectlon of ittabla and Prop.
partna tar Ventura: I : enty. c .
:BY Tr legrseh to tie vitt:bush ti... 11, 1 I toy Tole nvito le. Plusbarsh ilamttel
Mool'aeat, Mai 30.-A gentleman named ;
Field, Vice Preghlent•oe the Birmingham ' Ic A rtla ' y ' aPtrig ' " ge °7- 2 ° ' - ‘ l. G f:f • ftho , l j id ) ..." . ,f
i 1 Chamber of COnnineree, m re- e•• .' z r.•••• , stew arterverti e l.. - we -r le ' Lb . all' eV' -
on • tour through eh. :' ' ' c ...es and I i n . their rhilia etgei - rem ' . n an W d brut. - rry LI
Canada. 10 Whales r i ve,....1..a01s of opinion egg. where n.,,i,ji ntann It, may fail.
from the principal of beards of trade on i directing ths .e - e,e,' jetinger r of Military
the nuestionot abolishing pnleateecing der
; log war. I Con , eneetneentriihe mitgdistricts, hares,.
''''', tor to n o 'lone el In - the command of
• on the Sti I the- Welch fuslillers were or- ! the pollee, the i n :a eLeLgtruer, and sloth.
t•dered to Point Lee,, and laletructions were tog them wi
J received to of a strong force on thetortill. l These LiOmul p e o m7am er. ;to of tare linr"isr4l"-1, tlons there.
i tioo 10 all bore they may have te a.
ee
'IIOIITISCAL. May 01-The Military author. ' SOLI 1.0 belPol/0)11,dc. to not done.
, hien have received Information that more '
Fr i t od inn ,r n a . u .eff....," - X.-... - "ene... --. lirown.of the
00111 etrulleFy 16•111 be tent to nem the forces '
l t ... leased cheater.
of Canada . ' I directing the o gni, in view of the hostile
, I ley whirr, may Lto freedmen 'geeing, to
Fearful Occurrence et Bortelk, V.. t o. te g i ev er y h. e .,..,, 1 . 1,,, ~,
(By Telegraph to the ri ttsbursh (kraus!) Wee right. eml hat he is coginturad ,reelnd
Bourobc, Toy 'May 30.-Thls ramming a'.
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flan. • . . ,
double 'tenement home on the . Market i ' ..-
Square fell with aeragh tothe ground and i FR,
IL IS au pod. burled a number ot persona
Mrs. chmhire and child had mamma from ! •. . '--,--...----_
the hop e, but.were overtaken by the falling,' leammtgairatlwes el Retry Cl., sum.
wane In the adjoining lane and hurled.;_ -Inellltawapon.en leo..
.rie.The lower door of the building witeccon- rifts Telegraph to thermerge a emus.)
.. .....uul the en stain as a dwell. ; •
LoOmon•Loe kit/ ...The nauguration of
0 0 . g. th The fall was caused by au excavation /
a adJonslior lot to erect a, bultdisg. 1 ?,,t.",,„°t1,,.,,° mean,, fie of l
i 0n. , ..... CV, In
They are now elesring away the ruble to , -- --- --- •• o .....ssalace so.oeY *no wag
rescue those burled. TneeTCIIII has shroud- 1 °neon'''.
to •bril/a emenstrailons
, the city , Woo„. I ever merle in this city/ T h e p ress:seism of
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~ , 1 the different orders me& ...elation, war I:
The Excursionist. to lb.:Plate.. ! joe"l;:ilg:md" iminP°.eiNlaittlgt.roWpj,r front
f gy Telegraph lo the Pittsburgh thrette.l
b o y f %mite gro.rt.housia...' . W a hr ot h bo w a rL . lla a te . ned 4
wi to 1
Cniecoo, May .10.L.The Senatorial Kamm. I
awe party for °Mahn and the,ialus,arri- . oolchs. The Ode writtes tor the mission, '
led .1 De= b ile - Bey• end left of wet. of the Iby George D. Prentice, n poxaounceo to be
Northwestern road it threeretiock.• The Ms ableat adore . Ballet. was telly Sas.'
part? eXPeektO be gone some wesks. • • • .pended. ,
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ITME LXXX.II.---NO. 128.
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FROM PEELIADELPHIA
Anniversary of the American gone
or ag
Shool fhesiosa—neont Dore neselon
ellooventlon—Dicseneelosel one the
ening or aaaaa eh !shoot lostnee
eleo—noodey Itesedutlessa-...titatenr
igantralloo—Pref. le. B. Iteeedbory—
ro, femme Hart's laterite—Peransol
Pliketehee—Death of the Member of
Pllspeow—leoetal Clutterlng„
Etc., Lee.
Cepeviel Correepondence Pittsburgh Gaulle.] '
Part.snatrau, May %I, 1867.
The Anniversary of the Amerhisnillunday
School Union, which took place last night at
the Academy of Music, wee agrana intr.
That magnificent btellalng Was crowded
throughout; *Van the genery near the dome
wu felled. It It animated obent six tit
and Venous were present.' Anent the: -
teiesting features of Abe occaelon was
biasing of several penes by eight hand
children or boll, sego., under the direct;
of Professor Lyons. Hon. - Janne ,P 0
presided. Around,the chairman
grouped quite a nu mber of notable c I
Aoctets,
Addreseee weredelrvered bt v ltev. epee.'
, cat Kennard anti Rev. A. A. llletts. D. D.
These addreseee were Worthy of the cent.
shun.
From thereport Of the last yoar .Ira learn
the .followleg Interesting results: New
.1
schools erlfahlsed 1.6-71:teacreare,10ASS;schol..,
are, C 7,204. Total, scho o l sorgenesedivieltest I
sod aided 7,711; teachens,sS.7.llescholars,4lB,..
1619. Hooke and other requisite pima to ne n.
day !Schools, valued It 013,1llena. Itneilde of
'contributions and legacies received during
'the year. 698,727.14. Agmente expendll
turn. $1 0 8,E12.23. /Wing aft excees of ex.
penditures over receipts of .10,11:0,61.
Devotional exercises for half an hour were 1
condoeted by Hoy. T. A. Pendey, of Phila.
delved:, YesterelaY-we reforms , to this
gentleman es bblag eOnnPoted with •
glottal Doper en New York,' We should have
Advocate : end vabbho is, the special co
of Ne o w rresp nd York. -lient of the
end !unread e
lurnestme a weekly letter, which esPontwoo
the editorial page, and he Is Wetly entitled
to be regarded as a valuable editorial con-
'trlbutor to that Influential paper.
shortly after the business session cone.
maned, Ex-Gov. Pollock, the President, I
wasoompelled to leave the Convention.
hr. David E. Small, of Toni, Fleet Yin
Preeld ant, took the chair and preelde d du-
I
ring the remainder of the morning, session._
The first part of the aceOriti Quenon , . ree
We:Mended br the nosiness Committee,
namely: .'Too, specific object of .tiebbath.
Instruction.. was taken up and ellscuimed
With great seal, by Rev. S. F. Snore!, Of
Pittsburgh, lien. Beal. liwth Bradford, of
New tirlottont, bey. Alfred Taylor, of Brie-
Rd. lies. 8, W. Thomas, of Pau•dalphla, .n 4
°than.
Continent.
Tho Second Dart, "The preparation mien-
Mal for Teachers." ate., vae targets , di*
cussed, occupying the main portion of-the
session.
Rev. Brittith pivots, of Baltimore, and Rev.
W. C. Cornell, of Massactmeette. was coos
sUtuted corresponding memberef the Con
y entlon.
• liesolutlona were Introduced favoring the
organization ot Normal cleaves, and also
the propriety of establishing • Normal Col
lege. Bev: S. P. Scovel, of Pittsburgh, of
fered a phoo l aper relative to the union qt bah.
bath Sc In cnect with
the oommonlnetruction
echool education, on pledg io l n
eg so
far es possible, to othiblish • Sabbath Sch ool
in in every common echool house in the State,
wherever practicable. Weekly teachers'
• meetings ;were commended as valuable
,euxilliary for the perfection of the lessen
(o l'i t i h e e :ltTrlZl e nsion
the naiad devotional exercises preeeding.
Mr. Matthew Newkirk, ono of the Vice I
Prmidents, In the chair._
The Business Committee repotted a pro
gramme of exercise for the afternoon and.
evening elleelons; also, for the entire day of
Thursday, winding up In the evening with i
n grand social glitberhig, to be arranged ;
and conducted by a committee of ladles
from each livengelical denomination. At
tinsloolnt Six Newkirk vacated the chair.
anA Judge Pierce presided the remainder
of the session.
Ile) from amities, In alphabetic* I or
der iveriml) wine called for. Of, the list' of
over sixty countless this Slate: but ten re
speeded-on the Bret "all, after whloh the
matter We. d eferred to a feline Session.
/Lev. Beery C. W.:lnwood, Secretary of
the Maryland State Sunday Schoo. Society,
wee announced "and Invited to participate
In the dollies of the Convention.
COMMittee Rceideti offered ee.
. of rettointiOns. On
The' drat ons
reads thu •
e—k rie r.
soloed, That the interest*, whicationel, mar n
a. end
of redigions. of nor Sunday Schools,
nind timehersa strormer
well
of their ,
work, a more complete and We e ll digested '
knowledge of their Maxim—. more rigid
' punctuality In their attendance on the ser
vices of the school--e more watchful care
near the deportment of the echelon,
also
in the school, but Including, also,
kind vieltatten avtnelr houses—more faith
fel, and loving. and intelligent teaching—
end I t th ese duttee enforced and illustrated
S a holyesothipleinstillitedetheirof Ittnev
j The main featorvdrof eolowel the priori
pal resolutions are in brief als follows:
Weekly Teachers meetings commended;
Sunday School /militates are recomnscruled
as worthy of exterlllen imitation; urging
the organisation of Mallon Schools where
ever practicable; blackboard exereleos sug
gested; Temperance Societies, etionlit be in.
eugurated In • Sunday. ...hoots; the lack Of,
parental instruction one of the most serious
drew backs to Sabbath school effect.; Admi
ration at the .tablblnent of a Normal i
School College by one of the leading (Beth
atilt Eplecopal)denorninatioes of Darman.
try, end Incidentally recommend pastern to
establish each schools es a preparative for
teaching; Several roxoltItl0:1301' the 111:111.'
of a Store were recommitted to the Woo-
At this joncture,Mr. Newkirk offered the •
following resolution :
fthiated, That W. B. Bradbury, Ear(.. at
New York, tho composer of the beautiful
Sabbath School Hymns, be Invited to act as
cortespondlog member. -
' Mr. Bradbury was received by the Coe
: , entiOn by rising, after which.he male •
short and touching address. This gentle.
man awakened the tendereet enthattly.
he Is lit feeble health, and scarcely •ads to
go about. Ile is the author of "Sweet Door
of Prayer..
Ale tier from the COmminionere
ed by the Philadelphia E. Annual Con
ference, tendering their cordial to-opera-
I , tion in the Sunday Schoolwo C ommittee on behalf
of that body was read, and the
on Kosolutions instructed to report a sae
lotion in respopee.
theotion of Dr. Murphy, by the way one
it ieregr i ti " o n i t triMm " niftic h e e grardti l iii.:
ganlcation was taken op. Ihe peper of the
Committee was Of combinable length, pre-
Neaten the eternity of a better organise-
Don of the Sunday Schotil tomes or the
State, the difficulties to sormonin, and of
feting euggention to aid in acc
epted.
the object. The report vas accepted. and
the matter came up for discussion which
m
edea some apley- remarks in r ooted to
acme features. IL was decided that It was
expedient to form a State OrganicarUon.
The preparing of a constitution tor • State
Organisation was reterred - bast to the Com
mittee to prepare one. While the discus-
Eon wn pending the Convention closed
with singing "Sweet Hour of Prayer," and
prayer by Mr. Bradbury.
Evening missions opened with the aunt
devotional exercises, conaucted by Bev. Dr, ;
Stork, a Lutheran minister, for t hiny
num. At eight o'clock Idr. Newark, Vice
President, called the Convention together,
fond , introduced
Prof./Ma, Stmesfutendont
fthe State Normal School of New Jamey.
the Professor diseased "The Duty of Sn.
iwinunsdonts,” and unmed the fallowing /
wiry Iniportant Dann 1. Putiotruallty; Y. 111 Preparedness. 3. Notices; 4. Giving out the
hymn O. Eddins Scripture; 0 Prayer
At the aose of the lecture, a resolution
Of thank. W. tendered to Prof. Bart- •
• txtiov. Pollak assumed the Presidency
lathe point when the Calder of amulet was
nattered to Prof. fiart,erfacing with some
principal remarks
* the evening as
merit' discussing the project of State Or.
• kfa noteworthy the number of Main.
gobhbd ministers and laymen in the body.
sdetest Of the latter, strange to say, are
prfaredraneed MUM. Reference has
eihnly been made to Governor Pollock,
wissaigraceful natural demeanor la so no.
Limbic,. Without any pretensions of an
eelearratio -cast, there is nevertheless a j
dialled air In his manner waoli attracts
et-tattoo end awaken respect. No wonder
ne realnitsuch • genial countenance and
l
neralio laugh at the marks id time. -
MNfrift a m triL ar of ' 4l 7ce r lr ' , M L
hl• Aarhus palace residence, and other
tOindelndicata Though a gentleman of
I , ealgo. Do has the buoyancy of youth,
!P'f. linnets great suavity of manners.'
Oe agerded arra as one of the railroad
yonas devote,' a subject of Chant as
Yo. ti 'utest with.
MYaber, Esq , of Pittsburgh In the
t-aireMon en a reprnentatlve from •
Sear Oakland. Among the noted
rithoethers tusking a brief stay In our
mide44d eisro the for New York Is the gee.
MI W. 4 Ogden. Esq., in of
the Pit. °nth Cutlery Works. Ills friendly
o teethe ;menet° well known tbryou.
od . lr.r.erstile mother of the distlnanas
Shoe Alrill'ArargrirolittZ,V a Yi
the .4.d age of eighty-six yearn, eke
.Y the ht.? ho.tiod on Wednesday. Eortunatts '
Wail at name, rather. unusu
al
think
kplaeopal dune e tali him
'Away W Usah. Too numerous friends and
rasitlea f this lady will be gained to
learn ot demise.
PR)M . RICEITONA
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-- _ --, .-_____ ... ..._ • _ ~...... _. 100 novel and beautiful to ,Oa shoul dm a , Pereale. on I.
, 11-,43-sleii•Tilse-zia-ocare - s.. s esce - e .r a - h - t - e - t . s - --1 ' real along our. river. :connecting he i take a Mince. We mean the rope. ...MGM th s es m d m° momdb.d m' s led rm ..'
The Secret.y Of the Interior h. coe. i „,,,,,,,,,..i, ;,, , .„,„.„. E ,,,,,„ ~„„,,,,,,, ..,..., i .bore eitel earryint the trade, lb- it I. made from bassi not, carted Enlitriege.tablialiMent it should bo grant
eluded to contract with Colonel S. Smoot. of , g e ,,,,T 0 ."..„ . .. • t i re ....... s woe lit a nT e d. stead 'of seeing it me over their oven with • pee knife; .1 In one of led tend.
Minnesota.. te make a survey of
thewseun,
western 'i t h „ ~....e . „. to „ Leh L e. „ &, t 'lnes. In a word, !nes tent .mapetittan. 1 the most
we beentlthl pieces of work. i Ilr Henna spoke in favor of the ordinance
eesd
eateaat
at
es -
easi a
. t e e;ore This eplrlt defeated the Intercalated our ved. 1 mahehtp we have seen. By all moms hi- : ...mitted.
portion of the Greatend Little (Mega Indian , „o r -
The amendment was lost, and the cora
reservation In K lying west of the ...i e ., .e. that . 0 , reeemeeee j te
co r i0 e y.,... it was preened to grant the right vest in the plea. Yemeni be certain to get 1
Arta:nail river, to the 10etti ....am on , j 0 we.' to the Baltimore and I Otio road your money back. . neeee w. !Mlly ponied, the aecond and
' niters to glropubi to notice of tbe Cm, wtic
the old Sp.lsh line, It amounts to two '
they .1„,,,i 5 0 t h e t eep ee ., town..., lo- ; fl m t a da n a t F r K a ar.aile• Tho oat. ' , Pint :third re.lngs being dispensed with,
LAKE TOrt Warts.
million acres. which were cedetlla trust to .
Toot the Ilutoptiold, and
,' notion of Sir. Cutler. the with.
were
the United States by e a treaty wlibthe lea. coin Ip: t ribe:Opt... ...ten as abOVe ' the .., fate would have bee , meted out to ; At the Ninth ward booth we noticed I bosomded to telow the taking up of other
ns, Sept. Mai. 15.% ne will be sold for the ea Ysele ' lreG,, Teat a Comrade. the Pittlehurgh and ionnellsallle ityliroad. a cake donated to kn. Pallier and j amine..
benefit of the owners. Col. Smoot bee etk- ~ 'hr. be hod it not teen for t. timely luterpositian 1 lea ...Mt.. by Mr. Schildee.ker, eon- • d pr.ented the reporter the Com
• •
eappeinted to °onto, witb She properauthrin of th mare eCum I 1 tectioner La the Diamond. it Is mule , m al ted on Widnes, in reference to tee mat
tered his nand t ot he amount of ono bun
it eover w. Intended . run the rend n
Mee of the ditferent railroads leading into e • a' ° •
(Miloy , t,Le
m itt I.e.
and
a i a y . :• f , rod, toei n g:: I ter..tif.e.Orn, pfdpiti, , g . t . h a e t e n tit eit n y o . w jo n e e n t lf m ng .
deed and sevmeen thousand dollars, and tlledeilgtynaoLla•letlasbb,nr&ltlytekorit.h.ll..ltiotlripern,.:thl ' lane m o t o breed,
,bare
t h ee j0,j,,, tae . I d dle f thell t• 0 C . o y •
will leave lu a few day..
t , rivr, but for ammo meson not well undr- looking ankles on .hibition. The cake is 1 mitt. reoom end the adoption or resole•
yew elltlaais scan •0001. I The following gentlemen were oppanted stood. thy terminus bike bets need hi th. worth ility dollars, and will he rattled off , non nehomptati) Mg the report, 011100 en- Comptroller of Currency gives notice inaLia'at"aiesssal:tisitoeala. 4,l . r ilL, os h be e , a nth aha tike sa l. ia l , . , .t . e . t. ,, ,a4Assembly lit 1 ynesinra, le Green when MI the eb.ces hare Open taken. hesitate. foliating term. The city to te•
ut hold too circulating note. of the Float 1
, but the rem' de... In and meet : • There is aligi a beautiful c/garetand atthe 1 Min the two gray horses a. the black
National Beak of New Orlearie; that such er, J. illizabet is ;a M. Open., Bede Ver. , hue ben to emend the proposed railroad •N loth ward booth, welch will ha rental the horse now In use by the clty, and pay 31r.
notes will be paid In lawful money ea pre- non. - It be I,vest %lintel., niounteles. In ttku prett e meant, without fal Any one who has a 1 Smith the ann.( three
tw o dollars for
floatation at the Treat ay. i endi ng the adoptlon of the resolution., of tide road we rely exclusively -on thefor the ornamental would do well to 1 the black hone, and two hundre 1 ana
Ur. tan '1 oorhis delivered quite a lengthy , 1 0 „ . 1 troj a .
Itaelao CaltrinaT• Dertrial. alren, in at laielt he referred to the greet , moy and whatever alVentagas cull and examlne. ' twenty-eve dollars to reimburse Ma for
accrue from .cottnectione wi th cab. Tee 011/1111, I
, the aount a paid lelorterinn the 1,1. k
George 11. Hutton, O. tardy colored can. and !Rowing trade of the idupollgabblit Val• er railroads, they will be regardrd To be given to the Comm.d of the tor 'be grey horse., anti els. to t h e food
Mims nominated for City Co.. a the ley. and to o demands for an improvement as that much othiltlonalgaln not counted In Poet G. A. .It.
receiving the hiss ed .' o , her hill fur black Isaac, and said smith to pay
Republicans. has declined the nomination. In transportation. The an t
et a railroad • the lure preen 011 t of whlet, will be realicod of vot., gill coptitlll. tO Meet e sslth u ra m ver. ,au tee costa attending tau Kilt.
Al nany colored Innen:are t o with ; has leng occUldal the attention ofji. att. Iby regul or ills Wends We have already when the flare... last alga. Poet NO./ The Committle al. recommeud, after due
him, he deservel lot the sake Of harmony, meetr the valley, but earn attempt to get sh w el e I ble Du .es that the se esent e II Campbell • commandant, wee cone.. I mo.leratioa. tie I. thhaan 4l • o f• mo r
that white man besubsialtited. This has ru ns authority to nether!. Ito con- tr1 0 " ,!, - „ r dil i a oot to : o li o , t o o m ono nl g r a b o t a ~ ,o tt. oi, a h ea d, a ,;.1 sot t o .. t o o &h en , t oo n aa 110e0. T. co Mittee .1c leave to orocare
neon done. Ilutton could not hold as eat, ben eianany:failed tilt 1.7. ~ hen •, 1 alley R e a( 00.1 pay more thee Sir per Celt. vigorous charm. this poet will be possomor I eight merlons _af . Iroprovement made by
if eleetedon the pity charter provides that 1 bill was pasted ~ lt leb. elthoegli not all tem end reenter.. ad., must also tat a att. chair. , 11. Bonnaonengineer of [belie..
d.
res.
white men only nob* elected to city °Caccia I wail debited, would etkeice tO Orgardre toe I Into aoo , t o o ra m, ch oe , te w hi t , ... r ,.......,„ ow ., i olut ton authoitsing the same was also pro.
InCesecitT args-notticirat. etecriocc. j a , nrktni- i„., lt. tearrodt: boring sent a d b Pi
... lea effected In ail brenchee of merle. alotig , i t , t h e ...fo r t h e hero the Independence , ' mat "' ,I
purpoee of Centel:oo and one lambed more It malty an the deep dart..
The Registry.. raemeoed tc.lay for the I ,hare It reed til plain but all" took c 2.„ iz, the %.1 tor by We "P mnb il °C a ra th o ". a dd I ettil holds the advance, her:
the Gmd , lir. Hanna m arca the rnolul.ions
_be acted
ea ,
the , 111 . 0 present with the Increased tradeowillle rant[ keep. along with Leer ty and w in uPoT trq r t ' e l trgvit7ntio ‘ alo e g . ., the
' horse resolution,. Mr. Hanna took the floor
nzatere_re added.to_the list. . , mmmitt. zoom archiv., frau which it i prjr,7l,tbteenjetefhteng:ote',.°4 one dr Id m i : make aetreegle for It before the te r ___...a-
Tije eels ., of the c omeoey. ,... ho . , Don Of as. Fair. I 1 and epoke egginst It. Ile moved that the
Mo ' reiraT. n 'T:47 , tgftril l t? IreP . Arfe ' an ' '' s - a n r ' e ' 1 ,1%! n •lg e ,t a c t f.%7 ' ,t a .t d a e r! % t tne n ' tnt : i 1 -
Tye Cite { whole matt. be referral to the Finance
holding an meleew may meeting in front to . i . rsnation or a cominilly I °Cot t• '' cicrarait 's I said 'l . bare" ' ''' 2"4 at r•Wee Pee mint '
of City Stall. Then is speaking from three roo d f rom . sot. at or near po te b ors i . t.....Me may be ....mode. caMireed, T ide. ane la be given 10 the meet Moiler , Cd st ° l.l . /r he 1 c ce .l
stand. Atoong the Orators are Represent- to Waynesburg, In Greene County, ~, I :alb too privilege of issang bonds to in. soldier, proves to be a. very remunerative , •,. __, Smith
7. in ....w,. wouldup
~.......I L - amount not exceeding the capital etodk al The Context la melting and the 00 Seca sang. e master sea. be eet co
Miens Ashley and Farneworth.
Ito MdeddMthm° river; ' lider a'''. ••••••• 1 ' Paid in' - flatterer defects may be tound la friend. of the different;
.ascen ts for It are , 1 et sece. aud the nateletler, ehoeld
- the river ett Clot's Laumpr; theca:eta meek '
of sled caupany not to ern. 4..000 per p.o.e. e s necessity may require, If the Captain Kilgore leads the list. Speaking
: the eetneorferettng the Company, can be urging thew claims with t Thus Mr I WePted. the mtleMeetmeteined the ac
FROM THE WEST INDIES. mil. of esid roues, the company authorized j g on In the matter.
I PeoPle will ably be ...Mut to elect a Leith- ' can, we mt. mention that Our goal I . Mr. Read, Chairman'of the Committe
' -e-- Ith borrow money and Mee bond. to any lidera liberal Cie the policy of Relined.. I lathing friends, Caroner Clown. and Was. ' stated that he could no; vote for the nee.
New Taxation Spate. in cum-.mall - tem' not ...mi./ Meet ...X ectuel - I The general.
that.l bie_tory of eve. ter Bryant, were the recipients of a bend- / Dd. ale thettght the Mame. was
Pee mad l'onalta-Lesge poach.. o r iv veld la le fixteis tee awe of tin con. railroad attests mach road meet nualai wen cane each, during the Fair yesterdey, ' much.
Wad ha M alenduras for Aloe.. I edruction of the rmd. and te the inane- for itself the trade, sat itt 'our c.e it 1e I - . I Ur. Cutler stated oat the hens had bee
lean Catenizatteen. meaty or the tett:lotto: to capitali e n tie,
i . afferent, _We nave e paying trade airead V, Tea Aar . eataserr. • ns e d bT the fire company.
.maler erodes. and rea•l o Setter from o m itn 1 elms Ifli ti f t I. The art gallery in the southeant. room lei ler. Ingham stated that when the ho
,ny Tersrepb to the raster,. Dere. 1 11. II Lao . I f In eam d e " , ''° ' m ' ° rmm d e '
0 , se., ono 0 the ma reliable tette amt Wave. 'ore , ' • mile ea u.,10 now open to vieltors. and Is me Ofne moat I was ant placed in charge of the aroma
; New YralaY m .- Tau Hamer sated tfit and duninquished enthuses. tagnmerica, 01 cal on, to 0 ..„, ,i, • et0 e ,,,i. ) ,,, 01 l b y th e ti me attractive fel...relief the place. The cop.- 1 pony by Mr. C. C.•S.lth. the ...litre re.
'day. taking 6.1,04 in epee..
Advises from /lee...sm. the near aye-1 tv. , A.L .,.....
t w WO. tho bit/ow/US ".
,copy:
.. . GI. sOMPleted to thoweatille 11.3 mesa. 4 __LiTl-='''''' o
rc~w g nto toe
„,,,,,....,....n..d to vLy , _ ,..............„ t0r it., ...sthir {hat j_clm a_
Lena Of taxittlen sr. mod mine gement 41.-••• ws7 ".",,, will ter n vert.. alibi. boadaneys. Y. , e•eer.
o air. The pent.. are prtneW7T After Boma further disemslon, on a mo
ereeteet „,,,, s ,,, theett &he- ........,,,..„1 - 0 ' Tlrria./. N. Tee Voeunts I Dewy. j ar: Your mile will have Its wan terminus In a coal 1 Mit.'
trouble at dalltlaire, but tile nature of It In I esteemed favor of the Mb one, hait.t. re. pia ~d will hevai .ode...haven to roach I i l l y 7 home artiste. zltie department le un• lion to refer to tee .Fin.ce Comm tee, ae
i l l y
the charge or Ma Hohl i nsof .
i nt . IlLrf i 1 • ?Les mrays were called, with the fol/ -
..h...... The „the, .Wien.. tor ... o b. calved. It will not to in ray power tont,- .fore expenses sion e.t.a,. eau be real. I
mutes tta ,
ea . w ie .., bed be ., ejejtere .
.throl. Lolair o ff b .Xig u3 ltt b Zltr x ertn, on the 1. ited. lee. are She inetuanneets we offer Ml . .' IV/gr . , ' m
herr GA public treasury by the govern. 110th, 2 1, ! tie e far your t o the ~,t b y ei . ..k. oo 0..._ neon.. -. ear i b b trie ' litr " Wlthe n cit ' pay- 1 Yeas-Illeses. telll.H.na, Ingham, Rt.-
( ' atrick, Reed, Windsor, Presloont-7.
meet I sense. in enamel. the e lionongaltela feting moues. cm paper, but pro. leg It astsit. .
' Nays-Slesere. Cutler, Dunham. Drennan,
widely Relined (-amen .. As you desire sent a living trade which Is def. '
The .mall pox wow Mereiniolf sod there my mew. of the e.t.a?. I will suggest '
,I Clued to looreaoele riaphl porta., being tile Who ha " vb ' eh . a C rin ' aTthlre e T n esh rT m ' ent table. ; tFtecugth"lsUll; ,t arn,
000
31'N'll.
Smith,
were many cases of soothe.
that 1 coua • bler It entirely , prodect ern leg.. the went ef w hich are meeting with great success.. Their table T t - •
fe o te , vta p il til ri, tbe utmost Irapo o t , t ‘ an
Name from Mittel( Honduras to May litb, u obeethaticelY
d• 10 ' metes
Whs.' . oM
to
Ire 1 . ,le welt euppliati and crowded during the 1 aeln%Porthe,:em7b I r &o r :lMported a.
stat. that about a/.000 acres of land nal
in • Jralr'rrarYs madeil the th" ar m esi t c ol'lll 4 ,ll e ' ll ' o ' nl " R 'r E ," :: , T a .l d n‘r, " o " ,t - , g' , 1 . 5 :g ,5,,, , p,.... L . 1 rs7;,"Vlirch--DiT',:lork.'grdeliag,„' I then edopted.
rVi b' ernfli M PO7.4tZ ' f ' o l r% reli t :ZlP:4! thed tl.s/:
teak of tl o river, but 1 pr.usno that you , rittsborgh Increased advantages and out d oo t ro a ;ow meal, an d telt:wet.' toeon, I The resolution for the °urchin. of hoe°
ontration. Nearly one hundred famtliee
peeler the Rent bauk for mnuection coal merchants, will he placed on the same .... o wor th, tdoet, ,
0..
~fall to was then taken up end adopted.
are expeetedby the nest Steadier rode the ...id
, with the Lontielleville road, which would vantage ground now oceupiert by other mal o b oe them n co d. Mr. Harper offered a resolution metro.
States. s •
Mr. -
' ing the ordinance committoo to report an
- save you fourteen rtill. of .penstve raw ; region s . ead th ee he ...bleat to Pout ittiO -
, to hell°. IMy estimate of the cost of the the nafghty West bee rash treasures, widen ACKNOWLIMOSINIST. i onsicatins for the holding of elections In
CONDENSED NEWS. -whole ti Mt.., ail arty-tine miles, from are now Ilmitt , d to the uncertainty of rises The Treasurer wish°. to acknowledge the Fifth and Sixth wards in the pal. school
Brownsville to Pitteburgh, vr. $74a,514 for inflie river., The trade is before us. atel It receipt of the following donatiens collect. housed. Bald warts, awl that the Moyer be
po seee , ter I authorised to lame a proclamation for art
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, greducelon manolary and braider; that la Mm m, on to go to work and orgenl. th by Mrs. D. M. Watts erem the
ray Merest. to tee Plitaberek tiamte 7
• for the raid tad ready jar the ratty I'or company at once. •
tats r .,,... , o , jd b ro k... n of theelection to All vanactea In ward office..
-Ex-Gov. Brown, Of Orierala. bra. age. , th e tam.... moos, to a point opposite , Y. J. BMWs. took the Coot ant Nth/large Division of the Female.. Adopted.
05t .... .„.„, ono o b r , o e 0.....,,, o f I Mr. /mitt presented the report of the
oas t aso e d o bog. ...wage of people In • IduKeeeptirt, It cm oboe t etriC.tail. Tuts wets ' males very strong and forcible peech, it
b., 8,... ....m oo th e . to ... est th e ' for a double tend. ro. bed, but In view of 1 which he took occasion to refute. mno hest $57.10 from employee. of the machine ehope I Committee on wharves and /endings. Ac.
j opany!. the report is resole/U an
tes Increased prices now prevailing, It itating terms, the allegation tbat I had ea At the other depot,
terms of the Military Remeetruetiou bill. would require at leant . mut h tor a single : ...toned the storing away !ethic &ratan:sof enzine the comm.. on Finance ta no
-An °Me. statement shows the arrival track road heal at this time. There would ., the Commutes room the bill ta inmrpo. ... .
.., . ........ 1 • i
.... 4.6. I tlate a temporary lean of fr pay.
be 'ivo material differoace in met or road rate the 'Monongahela Veiny Railroad ~el,._ Fats Um° fad M a cmdd,:h leg estimate ••!...1.. The committeece also
In New York of 82,061 ernigranta Mang the
tat r alp., up blast n a ioot a 1
bed on the tyro able. of the river, 1 jeMe. LOMP.T. De bed ma" Mo eara•M aud 1 . ee ` e " - • -ee P T ~ ...ttsubded the Payment or Joh. Her.
present year. , Tee Vat of tn. would In ou vele. lest end,. ore to amine Its passage,' hut , .itty-ttirea h.tired dollars. ' kW.' bill of On
_ _
'of call, bet with a fifty:pound rail might, I the powerful lateen. 01 another corpora,
A Blockade ignmeng Cane. euppose, be laid for ell.ho per mil. This, tem had caused Ito burial Ire oblivion:Ll The Prat t
added to the coat of grading. A., would, lie had nom the influence brought Mass. Ea..: An advertisement - of
107 Telegreph to the I . ..buret, du...)
r make the coos from Inow.valle to Pltte-1, to bear by that co Alien (P.. U. ILI and
ellikatesTor,llay 30.-In the United slat. horse, on tla-weet ide, .1.331,t IL mull bed all the eatizens of the fan' Monougabe.l D •th liana Painorthia bte te a reply- to my
District Court tosiay a bill of complaint w. Brwmallitt to Ilett.eport. on the, y ted te Capitol tinned] letter publisbed on the 'MI inst., appears In
flied by District Attorney Corbin againet eiset Aide. ay AteoPoo. 10 this laskt wit bayonets to f or ce degidaters to their thecity en of Wednesday An incuba
te.' firm of John Fraser it Co , Merging we man add the cost of • bridge over the' duty the result multi have been the same. , t i e e e r e P6 ere n . o ns ,. h o . r e li ed t o .
them with a violation of the laws of the 1 oughtteny at de Mouth. MY 4:0,..5t, mak.
I
h o Leman Wing bad ever watched lerfela- bring forth
Unit. blahs... blockade raining opera - Mg the tote from linownertile to McKee. : the machinery with clown' diligence than/ any direct reply to my statements. Mr.
Lions and omfatter
than
in otter reetteete port ada,lloo. Adding a:Min ( er righted way he, especiall where hts ..wets were" Heitz now admits that there was no arrange
they are accountable to the Goren- Nome. this to be mostly given) denote, , Interested. lie was free to say that the Una ___...
meat Judge Bryon, upon hearing the bill, ~,,,..e . en d „ o ti ose ..., ten per cent on rend Committee had been subservient to j ...., bargain or sale In the Convention or
granted an injunction restraletng the stare- L .. L
nad" Of the . 0 . 0 •nsoMata they . Weald the dynasty whose power he hoped would , 1364 In regard to the oMee of ProthonotarY,
a1,463,the from Brownsville;; soon be brok en and thareePle ma well ...bat he dews notelet. that he eacretly and
said parties from dimming or Teal (Mat; tgoopore thee ,
Gem Sickles leaves (therieston mmorro . petabergh. end (ISM:. frt. Browns. the Legielatuny set at liberty. Tne all or'
for Raleigh te moot 1 ^wide. , leha. o e. I vele to Molleeshort. These estimates SP u ne Is as gOod .I , We be obtained and the:' thboil d •thdl M° 4 • m i mrb .mt ' th th .° •/•'
[ nagement had been Made betw. ea.
- - -was-Isiii observe are but approximate. beff 1 eittsento Mimed noosed With It in pref. Mr. HUM does not dam to say that 1, or
irroost Repo Wiese Pita. • . think with dm comet., shads build the 1 creel...clothing: '
my Monde, ever ad.. or attempted to
elms-Ticket Nominated. ' roadrod. I would rather rely en those of the Mr. Dighton leo/waded at length to de. yenuade him In Led, to withdraw from the
the mermen. to the Inner lay would tel coestructtort of the projected road and by
(By Telegraph la the Pito.. ree Gnat.. 7 -
.ity.S. /le .yen „al was advised to re.
Moan gas., May 30.--The Republic. much more coatis than estlinatod thirty enmparason of other macho. et cut servo my effort to men the nomination for
81 ate Convention met toelay. Nomination,' ye., ~,,, lam, e . ale
, 1 where ~.„,,,,o , r . outuoe to, boon int „ : 44 . ,t the present time " It la probable that .nae
For Governor-Hon. John It. Page, Went. •
real friend. del so advise h.. and he
. Iteepectfully„yobra, ced, 111 astrated the benefits the derived 1 i
Gmeanor-Col. Stephen Thomas; Treaeurte ,
should regret %lathed d not foilow sachem.
8.11. LereoM 'ln the Morreigatiela l elley be the mutant-
Hon. John A. Page. Itesolutions endorsing 1 The coot per mile, therefore; lees 7 O N 2-.• I plated Impr o vement. - , sible advt.. Rad he done lobe would have
the r.onstruction measures of the rah . or „ e et.... to the bta „ tine w ag 01 the. Van „ stet .. mom to Mr. th . h . r talc much better than he did after ershltuat.
lag blmeall hi time tremendous effort be
40th Waitress Were unanimo.ly adopted. .11.,,,, th e ......t old he e.,405,61/ 14 , sating that he w. eta and gratified
that
I to finish the road from Pittaburgn to.Meet' ' , the Senator could clear him record In the ' ' Men no " ' urea 14 edteeta a e 'en :m en :Al t a
Jab Davie At Toronto. Virginia les% Or In round numbers eth00,0..,1 matter so eetbee.tonly. lie had no idea , dam t=. oo ,Ar y d e . , ' ,1,711'.7 -th - -
rßy Telegraph to the rittsberrh tineette.l According to the terms of the charter, the sof seriously teaseling upon any person ant ' *g l ' slatad that no rept:liable or honorable
the homier of '! hoped that the beet of !lemony woad exist' m. could be prodneed to e ared tile
Teener°, May 30.-Jeff Davie tarty,. I Cemr., rimdd oni t y require ,
mo o be the arneen er 117,01 22 per mile to ; In ohs meeting, as all were deeply Interest. „ ere ., moo. again and challenged
I here
......i t h Is te by ern a te la g r ...ll o l .a. w a tiLen aa tb a ule d i r n a s;i s cal . -
' Math/Meth. road, tor wh i ch ovary mile of', , ea In the steee.of the euterprise. the production of evidence. M. Holtz :ails
tbe reeldence of Mayor Bel/am. In eomPea. I Diu road • graded and ready for the rails Mr. W. V. liughmt wee next called open, to produce any. maiden.. IL I t true be as
would form a sure au/loath basis for mort. for remarks, and taking the floor proceed-, seats that I voluntarily premien! to do all
ar w a lt rth, h - 11 ,..a. r. M iv aso w n a an a d am tie ba n. r
o ll i el v et i. .
ita ll e. e afar - I , t1.5ai.,91,,..10 even a Kretl_er
..5 . j .,.„ . se ea. tesehes la
ag , :eas.
humored ruanner.the 1 in my power to aid him be getting the
lett In the afternoon for gm.. Paid . lie mooo
turn
Loa.. aes .fs • few ma tbalcully surroundang efforts to oblate ieg- nominselon. Mn do. not pretend ta ore.
lace. to reside at Bt. Catharine. mean urn our attention to the re.urete. !slather at the hands of the imentbers of the this bat refers to John Barton, Esq., and
of our Colley and. the Inducements IL offers": Peamaylvanta Legislature Ile believed
two other persona w rot e for the truth. or hie
, e , ...? „' to capitalists for investment. The Monte- that Alum Ilan George V. Lawrencesad'
Fweedel Morio l K7 from 0P ... .... 0 gabela Valley arls. amid the moan... of ' been Speaker of the erne., the Retirei • Materna" ' 0 wtot.' to Mr. Batton ' 'anme
reply. " &named hereto,
_furniehea "the
' West Vaginas, and runs soutlawmd until at Committee had never been eo co.tituteel
Car Telegraph to the ....berth Oa.", 7 1 , Pittebmgla It reaches tae Valley of the Ob.. a. to . favorable to w.terat interests. r; ~,t m: ll eas T e l e , :d , f,..„7,r„Tz. . i ezr e r I'.f
New Year, May al-Athlete from Man. llt embraces In West Na. the menu. of Ice, Land. had faithfully suaerved I ;;Itte deception. Mr. ` Barton &meetly con.
Una state upwards of.tx thousand persons alonongellit, Merlon, Harrison, Preston, Cho Intercede of the rellroad, l and he sheer. traillete Inn, and then se but ono resource
over
IS Mareb from epidemic fever mad Taylor, Barbera. Randolph, and In Penn. rnilyewmtled full credit toSenatore Ingham lef to him, namely, to his word, a eft.
over five thous.,l more la tbe ant half of I eYinitla the greater Part of the end Graham for their ....bier etettleoe 000 d time, then invent re set newel°. and refer
Apral. The total number of antes to the counties of Greene, Fayette, West- to defeat the intention. of tile • •monepoly'e to .......„... or a. m .., sore° . so as
loth of April was 13,064. 1 Arlene sanitary I Mereland, Washington and Allegheny. on the Pittsburgh 1. Connelsville Railroad. to belie contradiction.
measures were being Iningdrated. f The Monongehela liver Is formed in j Mr. lloghart by carefully proper.' maths. alr. Iluitz (place Shako ; West Virginia, try the union of the West lUm dernonstratal that the projected road I ntifortunatia In his Ilterary " s= rl=-
, Branch and Tyitsrtes Valley Weer, and In I would pro. a paying...Meth to e
Elver Telegram..
, ca n efforts He talk. Othello bet acts logo
I
1 Ponneyliasis it' receives the' Cheat end holders. He snareeted that too o r
be i n o i •
co c alien Mr. Heitz ementatiously
Illy /therm. to de Pittsburgh beech,. , A oughlogliony rivers an principal tribute- , mutmenced at McKeesport, connecting with , save • . 1 1 refer ' to the /len h and ha Bar
olt CITT, May. 00 .- Rivers feet and Milt. , rtes. The climate of the Volley Is mild, • the Coenelinvillet • bridge to be constructed ' r o i. t 0 ... neobli cot i ons Th e e 4.,,,,, t ,.. t h at
fast; weather clear and cool. , though h e The soil generally is nob. I access the Youghiogheny river. Ile stead gi oj at, on . the lb o . of t hy. et ,.
Lorasvil... May iver ratline,
. tart I and well adopted to grazing and to the prepared on behalf offer o C 0.014.11101 Jones Ins quallithations anti support Wm
production of all kinds of ' 1 ' '
Reath. But the talirmul Company to ta opente a•lth Meat me .Ile u
feat In tee canal by mark.
dlettective characteristic of this Valleyoon. 1 their machinery.. rolling stock each mile :; tdi M ply eh ' nin d
• Memo.. May 37 . - Weather oieUdY Ms/ suds In Its minaret wealth. The coal goldsof to I a I bed • If the , ' hi° t'eattreveraY nen neither awn "ad!"
e cow real ste 5000 .. a • . nor provoked by ale. What I have written
want; river Meng. . ; , mtend nearly the, entire length with an ; starting point be matte from aleheeS. , o no boon
ofalstied over my name in self
B.Weerittla May 30.-lIIS or 6 feet .d . ; I average breadth of on rulle.,containing in I pert. 1 the reed commencal on the defence ag P alnet en warrautable and aanon
railing, , all not lose Man Ono tbolleand "quart, Mlles Southern side of the river, varlOull moo . ottoo k e mo a t , o r t va ng, or . g o b,
\
Deenual in Lake MI . ; The principal vela of and h. an avenge would be forced to pees through valuable pr t l e h org h . m oy Aim
fey Telegram to the Pieta:rat Ussette.7 tele... of els feet. end taking the•com• lands. and 11111 mid. which would have la /
thrreetlitou May M 11167.
~,,.
~, ,, , , o, mro.. May no
_, Goorgo 800 , . rine nth:lnto Of MAO bunt:e'en each acre. I . embanked; heavy mad. amens keeping y
.t , a F. . 8 . i .
a „ att kir .. s..:„ .stu d b „,... g tehise .. ere ,. we may form ea. Idea of the vest and la I emotion of the river, and it the latter, a l Mth • 2 on. al - Deer Ir. nat cant
aff to the city papers of thin morn
I exhaustible quitatity of enirin our '4 alley; I would have to pass through a epilreely bet-. eppeari
C.
drowned te Lake at innobahe, ea Monday,
log. ewer the signatere at D. (... /halts, you
each equate mile amain'. NAM. bush- 1 hod neighborhood. If the Melieesigal ,
In attempting to exam
ale. Luring the veer ending Mane 30, lad, ; route or connection be made wtth the P ta are referred to as atm. been present and
°re. ditthd.M. bd tholts MM.' Pied fro. too 1 burgh a COnnellsville Railroad, eeeh me. heard me Intuatarily promo, that 1 .otao
Leiter Rem Walter Drown, Champion Valley by the , river, including home j •ould find occupation . soon as finished. , ain be a candidata for the othoo of
Oarsman of Americas. consumption, sad making the Rehabbing If the road counen.ti at Pittsburgh, all;trothnotary, and that 1 would do all ha
Wm. STaTee noTirt, / , fact of tbreo hundred and fifteen acres ' the p.eongent meta be taken, by the horse My power to secure Mr. Halts the notable.
Poartsmo, Ma, May 27 • ma. i of coal mined soul run to market. II: orke I railway oompany as tar up . the eir Don. W. such reference made by YOtkr...-
, therlty, or did you, either before or after
Ems ..
es
~ ,, ,,,,,,,0 ~.a sesse
_,,, eas , ye. and two meat. of that year the nevi. tn. ram, and freight only could be de-
Feta. w. ...Potidatt on sceount or lee. t ir pouded uon. Ile merely Moral Ids re m ', the i . referred to, hear =make
Mrs: Werdeea not express the feeling,. of , Milo weasel of coal "met the ohloper.et Mas as p sactteMlotte, eed Mired thrn the deed -PemieM neadeetnalYilenra'
Jacoa . Watanta
[hankie... I estmthin towards the pee. ; frolght etetrreatt an peerage of two rads , auto would be lell. onsultiell Or um...s
eer bushel, (width Is a lea mairet) the ;el untti the stock soul ulecribed. Ile • PiTTllaintLitt. May IM, 1,7.
plc of l'is teburgh (barring the Hamill party) sum of rms.; neatly forty Per e ent. of the 'clean the entertain tbeabundma M... J. 11. IV sthea, Esq.-Dear Sir: I atuswerall
for the kind and generous manner In which costar the propo.4 rend 1 o the State lino, which It merited. year interrogatories In the negative. Ateaut
I woe treated bile's w sojourner among lor mere than eMty Mr cent. on the cost of Gen. J. Bowman Sweltser next addressed six moons aro • number of other members
them, . reoperate. to the sq.ths event j the road from Pittaburgb to Browns.. I the meeting. Ileepoire earnestly In favor, of the ban and myself were 'peaking of the
which took
pi
00 May Net. 2 0 the...
. Seeerding to the M en
of the Bea. of e iad and felt that not only those prover penon for next Prothoontary. IVe
goner toe eity tarn oat.
mast)
oblige- m. 0.,. of, the Monongshela Navigation Interestedln the. itneasitate lino of the .11 concleded to sunrt Mr. lieltz. Ills
. their columns were time at ~
mmeenY,the nee.o trout toile during the ; road, hilt all residents of the groat to far. s 1111eatIona for the 00100 wore spoken of
my eervice; and the fair manner In which ~,,, 1 , 0 ,
r • . ;Mounted to sico.taLD from coal; ; LI a valley of the Monongahela Valley i your presence, and your opinim asked;
they decided end oe.ented elea Mmt. ym,...3 .cum freight. taw(' oat room pea. lel °Md... at See Interest Ho Apo. u 'oe warmly of hl,. °Raify but
very deliciate to djoat, cannot be forgotten ..., ...hies a total of tune tecolved 1 I favorable tern. of the route sourest,. made n o o k pledges that I ou r of, ' that
by me bed those Interested In my welfare from the trade of the yell. of 11.130, I it Mr. Huebert, and erns ple.eal with the • can nt all cowrie! with your right tO be a
10 tins Vicinity.
month. eight per ottral:oct the net of he 1 k owledge that road contemplated at • candidate for the oat..
7b 'lip Friend and Traitor, Fed. Dnret . I ent
ice road prawn.] to babuilt, or equa aq ua s j none future time making connection with I Yourareepectfully,
At teat mime my pen h.itatee; stands pal- fouen per cent, on the cost to Browne-' ,motor line, lapping the rich mineral 1.11 • Jo., Bathe
sled: I rannot furnishl.sinage adequate to e w e .
or our &unborn burden and Virelisla. It le
express...tr. feeling / bear him . lie Ilitring top saute period the levee 'deem e matter of /het Importance to iron mann
lea man, true
as
steel, who watched My beat. Carried ttiale through psseengere, facture. teat this company be completed
evry move, and to
after my intone. ' which at Chu road...gee lrecilfl make ' that !leans cat be obtained to the mineral
• b 1, miell Y. and atheu Itoppeared tome ae
oe , ent,394. and carried also 103.741 way mama 1 held. lie beellire doubt but the people of
anta° ed"readdaM°.mald dad a d a ' -- gera ...Idler a revenue to the company of Pltteburife would respond to their proper.
me, with lettere of diteouragement, he al.
_ elfd,74l. 000 Of the most elporionc.l and 1 tiou of too aneleiMent KS they woad flea It
Way., had a Comforting word , mid the moa t reliable eincers-of the eteamecata assured highly to their advent.° to do en
=imp , . . which he bnmght. me tO the Ime that the freight •of an clas.a would I Mal:coon V. Lawrence felt that in this
et.ting line nadir for the contend, Is a ' more than equal thromquartera of the ma ' age it was unnecessary to .peak 'Or toe ad
sunk.¢e guarantee to others who asp., wets from paesengere,wllich would make 1 'hags of saline... The Ponneylvatela
to sq.tic honoraauti cannot arrive at the I, vs
,col, not Including the article, of coal. I Railroad lea matter of pride to the State,
came without the assistAtice of trainer and b eet ,. 0 00 . f r o m
''eel Is the beet reanastal in tee wen Id, (kr.
tr. friend, Fred Deist
$104,11.1 I , Itrighein-"1( they wottlelat control the
/am also man obligations. the McKee 1 re.,Mateenneern , Ltyor Legledature of the State.. laughter.) Yoe,
Barge Club. Tor the use of their boat house, "•-•-
----- I but the Legislature. has become an Aegean
and I can only eay that If It Is ever In my • s toktos o „bi t of
0 3.25 ,7 .1 , i 'stable, it is time that a should bo cleansed
power to remproonts. In any meooer.l shall '
let the receipts from the common bosh.. by the people wlthout regarel to petty or
be most, bappy to do.. Last, but sot least, of the year, or more than 12 per cunt on the j poittl.. Ile had long mince expressed Alm
is Danny Wolfe.. him brother, Fred Wolfe, et of the Mond. Add this latter to the lf on thls view:
Jacob Kamer, Davy Lewis, James Me. , ,
, Zli ' lomt rellired from the tr.sportatlon of I "' The epeaker referred In earnest tones to
Laughthe, John Paieley, Joeeph Ilepiltie. 1 ilthand Wheels of cantata the came Year,, the future o cote of the Co ell
to
Mat Green and James Jnuss . Theeogise tie. at 2 In timbal, and WA have P.L - 1a42, 1 Railroad, whie r n•as destined r' l
: to
bandomen i db .6 / Lb.r__ ...M. r ate ..L .1 .7,M.... e ..,_ mbrth ,...e.„ • to thTgrer . recelpts from all .nreee dn. to make ' oonctection with .Itel o taor * e. g, /ie
m• od m.m. `a•P p le as e s ''' •.........° rinr the Tear DOI, or an entonet me...a Bko la fever of the Prithleted road, and
f these and many more friends In s 0 - - tat b al Pc.
par cent, on the col, t e ',redeem felt that Monongsholatllty would do its fall
lettaburgh, whease names I cannot rumen.- Railroad to Brownevllle, or mere Shan alien, in subscribing to the snick.
her, lam, with high regards .
equal to the Med of the road MOM AURcea I Jebn Walker, Jr., Req., mated that he
Watres Baom e.
port to Brownecellle. But le view of the could promise double the assessed amount
Cbamplon Gateman of AMerlea. '
Met, that ttia /14111 . 0. Wail 0 0 1 view
ono • for Elizabeth and vicinity.
tilde of the Itirer at present, we Mut arida 'Mare With, of Cookstown, Mated that
tbe total reccipteby two, and Mill we wiil i there would he no dilliculty m reining the
have $510,921, more than le per cent Oa the quota in that town,
cantor the read to BrOmmille. I Other gentlemen
their Mated
During the meeeth of April last there wow that the utmost of senora would be
ehipped to market by the river ealle,3oo applied 00 the improaement, and that the
tombola, or me.. which. Is at the rate of quoted Or assendueets levied upon their
ruptr.roa per annum, the coat of freight to Mule. would be complied with cheerfuliy.
Pittsburgh on which will he WAUSAU at two 1 'The resolutions wore taken up 'separately
cents per bushel, or more then eamith to 1 end unanimously adopted.
tellld the road IromPlttablagb to Browns- 1 0...7.11. Oweltrer uttered the following'
Nil.. During the present month (May)preamble and reeOlutiOa
there Wm exported to market below'by the Weer.. The proportionalrubeerlptlon
river 6,oNrete of bushels, regal:leg the eon orthe taw OtPltlabrugh tote Monongahela
M I,OI7ISVILLE
7C, Wholesali !layers of Dry Goode,
we offer bargains In Job lots of Dress
G4:gals, Fantings, Linen floOde, and fell
Dees of Sheetin, Martinis. Prints, Tick,
int, S h e ,
se., all of w Well we will
eell at the very lowest eastern cash firllost
• J.W. Dimes* ti:a.
ea Halve' street, below Third /mirth et*,
. Vsnapenumeir No-itte.—Tbs Ileut4ig
h°l :, it a t i 3=ll. lo at Ma!".
• ,
,F.
,
! CITY BD 8 1.[BURBrif
,
~ glee of teventy•fonr tow-boats and GM bar- { ' slier Railroad ID stated to be MP. there- ! Meeting of Allegheny Connell.. A...., ~: . 0 Frster , from Those. Jab
goe anti boots. andante in two months ag- for.
, . • . -,
I rotram PAUL - TM f.tuu .. ~, ~:d „.. I f r t= i :F.ll : ; 7 j22l ) t b bri!il i e s gar ° ll . l:,`ldt bot,.. V , 1nf;r„ T g1,g:„..11,, ,.. 1 - 41,g;iv„ . ."1,—,,2 ! ‘,....":Zl:ll.7r:regni:gr.Arioicegthile: p r .. rp ::: - . 1 1 , . { y° Dave ecligvhe...oriois4.b.sar. Brown. ;rest
, •
I ! u „,,,,
~,,,,,,,,.„, .., p r0d ,,,,.
~,,,,,,,
~,,,. ! logheny Volley and conneilsaile Rallies. ed in the Ass.smentl be requested to call a ! taking into consideration the Frame 1.11,1- [ ar ' r h Ar Y , hr Y A...6.n " '
tat the city of Patzbor •11 during tho mont.ll meant of th bu 1
a copy a t ria letter of ( senor. William
ports Mt. Opt ny pug.. in the 'I will b ' II 1 '' •'bll Ls g ° "h " ' eh i° d" ' " "Y '' ' ..ic 1 ..-
. , ay, e, of Apr a., amounted to na,33.. U. 0 end means to scure subscriptions Of th at : ' sm.. eorsort. • • , RohinsOn, encloting an etttograph letter of
FOUR.-O'CLOCK A. M.l j'''''"""'"lt'"lhrm".
, Now it is well known that there aro More amount of stock. The re•olutlo. was aw. : '
mines In active operation on one side of - node. the followity. gentleman *ere ap. I
• ,
__. •
ohlt:m,,bers present-Mean.. Brown, English, , Thomas • Jefferson to General
(Gthit50.n.......-•
the Monongahela river than all along these pointed to lay the matter bolero the proper I . 1 . .. 4ra 'lo. M other.. Miler, Petiemon. J. ' quirlng for a detalled t at o
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FROM WASHI NGTON 7-- -. Suppose there- ' bodies: Gen. Swatter Col 11 B {Lira, and ' L. ''''.."` A. D. b.H.h . Th.. .. °° " *..i- Ith Logan family. e letter of I.lr.
Monongst ., e_la
, V . alley liallf . oll4. !,
y r o o rv ad:s t he ,, a,..ll'g p to ro t r te ,‘i cit i t ,:; •
ad to Iliornsville r It B. Coureln.
. n o ., c 0....... 0 5 rh o , r t .,. of I Only has thocapanity to carry LOMAX bash: I „ The Chairmanannounced that Immediate
lo wan itherensed with. On motion of Mr. , d in be kept pug the • relic* of the
per month, ra an avernge
cot
of ly /Marine opening of the books of subserp
. ''
•• • '° l l °lff sa i r °l l ' l °4 of the minutes of last meet- ; J 'r e e rf o orsor7ll.litgood eta. Of "pleservatWn
Thom. the nal. wore suspended • In order ' ah
a.
• West Point Academy Tu. or this Venter at R i f asairtb. es. , el°
i....,..., e , t ,.......... m.. za-• : 0 ,..„... fd.,.p....,
,; two callitspscr bu , spel, n I 2 t , : 11 . 1
~ o, ,y r voo..%;r:dtim.w.ohold
at w hic h A t e v. r r
. i... : , 0 ~.i ,
~ , p
n ,,,, ~,,,, 0..... , . • ; society. We give below a Copy Of General
Rohinson's letter and also of that of Mr.
, Isallan Ite.rention Pillsrary-Moole- Purees. to announcement tha corpora- : Oto, ° more Wan nine p i e ° ,. cant. On . the I stern would attend! a ,
' ea
' .
zone rosining on Ohio avenue, for the laying 1 - ---- '
Mr. Thomas presented a petition of chi- a... f .,,...,.
teat ilee Mow. ege.. de,
1 At eens. Corr, Id., le..
• tors ettd.friesials of the projected new nail. 1 co. of the entire road underconsideratiort. - On motion the Convention adjourned to ,
, or a water main on Ohio avenue, from nal. ;
Widattiblion Ma 30 t ' Let tin rely on the undeniable figures thus ' reassemble ett Brownsville l'a on the 13t 6 .F . - ,47 - , mad, conneettng the upper (Monongahela : 1 .rif r . i " - ! ton street to Beaver street. Referred to the •rn .F.” /linen, Jr-,
we. POINT VISITATION.
Prenented, and a low theropose. roe, , pros mo et. en a c ock.,
, Valley with Attsburgh. Wild a mass cone., 1 two-thirds, the amount - realized Irom el.- ; _______,..,______
I Water Committee. Librury hnesqr •
Mr. Irwin presented • petition of citizens I Ds. Sia:- alb:wing that an original
by
I Hat. R. A. Angomarl, special Levee COM- ' thin t o t : tiNe liaforrnal Pambyterlan Church, !Mon freight and passengers-for onlinarr I
of the author
by Pree f id ,r etit Johnson, a member of the , ottopaa.e. wm,:very largo , many of the via
mlnloll. Of Louisiana arts been eppointed Eng th, pe, ',steed
. afternoon , The !die ipens. (viz. ki17,157) and net aside , The MOUOIMaptOII PO[O, 1 /on Manilla Alley fort. paving and grading 1 doennient in the harerwriaog --
i of the Immo/ and also a suspension Ott the , of the Czzleretion of Cido P Ood.. ..• °oh-
Preslget. Allegheny
idends, the sum received nn freight ]for ' f The Fair at City 11.11 contirinee t.O he the
! coal. which, at the email calculation or IA- The . toodooo. ortintunce which requires the sasne toes .t ! cern , int: e a tragio r teens of early .
. 1.1 , ft.:, ,, i1t ,
' atilt Gen of the week.
I board o IsltOrste. the Wait Point Aced- I itors repieaentieg the wealth and .pitai of : 0.e.00/ husholsoerannumovill pays per... ' , t rh° of „ of w . o „. i 0f .;11 . ... .. Totglig-r,.14...,<Tr• A t ,,t;tll;;;‘,7l...geLtt.tt tr e . VII O. 1:n b ::e t op. r i t oruai rt ' lly ba for prose..
i Dint. Tlie Ward cOnvenes ma JtMe is A and r
;1 r 1 , y ., .1d4n:1 i or t gridinf i one-third the incOme i .a.
..P ,
rod
• the district* to be benefited by the road.
viotts The (storable. weather lei! .
If Will be e . first time Since the inception we also observed many Pittiburgbers, ;we will avz,:d7:7 0w,,,,,,,,,? ac
..,,, o cr e t„; ; time p- • -to cover the ground. ' , 1 over whieh-Ven_presble. I enclose an auto.
le fee
toe the 1
Thomas Jefforme to tioneral
I tee, with
he to rte
ha t ' Con among the article. of the asecalatlon.
of the th e tbo that Loma.. had a . among whom were Lion. T. I. Mahan. Gen, iof nearly 4110,1V1), and leave still u.clear divi- 1 r uut r ° I . ° i a to go°° ' ,l, l .7thu r ld it
large
" w m. I e d 4 r r ' r e r ,r l , a m o t de o . h ' ° . t i Th th or . ht S h oy ek t , t t o o l': j fi ' lain h i ,lllfrVasinga tarsi to obtain s mi.
1 rePtealintative ln the board. . J. B. swenagr,-W. 0. ilughert, E..., Preen. , . 32 , j VI . P.r.....hL But Lh ll ..1 7 . '1•9? . ; " er o '
°,-
Tairatelerre TOUR To .210grif CinnOLINA. s thos...r. th`a*pitubargh and c....h or arj o i city by t0;°,Wa..:4°1.M1,44°.' = t l , o t o u d o , oa. n- - ,
if i - stionclA The motion, after a debate parti- 1 iii, the e
In lan chief whosnafies roost touch
-1 The Preeldelit Will leave Washington On i hatirood,..a °enfant Henry B. /ley.. 1 dosonot include ahipments to other points: I r° th° 'l'4 " . 7 ° ' e'Pe° at
°'°'
O.
"
, Sentlay men:ring next,. his way to North At one b ' tuck the_Oonvention was allied ; L a st r ,,,,,, h°4 Matted. In by several members, prevailed. log elmooho.o.afn r° 2 ' the mtrgl
n nu: t. 170 Fair will full y, ' co t' lz: ° ;;,,, ° 1 nion7Con ' noll,°to concur In
ttleti t hirs novice el Wei history of the murder of Logan'[ (am
Rust, which Is ~, at lout equal 1 friends. The ladles
n charge of the differ- On Motion to concur In .tion o f Com. of tbe 'highest culture an
i
i c.r0u.... #0 will reach Richmond to the , to, order by Dr. I. 8.,' Van Voorhies, Chair- : i i -
0,14. local shipmento and th. withont out booths have • F.., hu 11 ..., rh o y o . oro r ... wo . I which General Gittron, en sanil
WO , Ql/I depend with ahnointe iof their dart. with .ergy, ri. the progress awed with the In
result:
entered on the disch ara . mon (Monett on report of Lommlttee on the
ln Jotter.. • note. of sh ot o
perfectly soqualnted t. the Wigwam in
efinirmAth of that der', ...to the. min of the Beare or lutorrottrotors, after i Oerteintytnithe transportation to all points ,
, till Mendel*. Meriting, and then intro the widely J. walker, Jr.,sq., real the minute. tn . the proposed road of not less than Ti,eoo,- they aro unakiag fully testifies. Below we Yeas-Brown , lin wish. Irwin, Mother..
; 0 i Ilyler. Patterson
re d, smith A. li T • Lehi for .me time a prissnir and after
. hom. .6
which It woo delivered, t e Interpreter,
I train for Raleigh.
ank r ion giro a note o othe Vote On Wiring 0
us and Preablent.ays-ilaIL , wan. a trader among the Indians. Of the
, I our former hypoth.i....Mietteal t en , prominent prize articles at the'eloce of the 1 Mr Ilyler offered
~ a,re.lution for the j the gauthentiejty of logan's epoch Were
of the previous meetr hold at tha m. 0..
ancturosi orralfift-T1.71111. or remot. I panels lines, Paint; ugh, on the Ith anat. I per cent. nn the outlay In buihtingtho roan, - *
el, ; There being no obi etion the Jo roil of I enn giving the former proportionate
out curb atones, from Lacock street to line . tieneral Inihson, who wan an Ultimate (Menu
. e Lily last evening. The contest Mr the , gradlog and paving f rbucklo alley „nub. b! no dout. store man sixty e .9
A translation of the official. communice.
. 1 Pravlaaabe=tgle7roa; o a t °l 4. ° 7 l ftt Wil.'" amount for ordinary expenses ot running i ... °Angulo. '
of W... Pennsylvania Railroad. "teed . of nay father, narrated the cireutestaneeS
_ the road, making ...salient In Choate. ;h. ittroty,ono promise. to be one of there/. .d adoptod. - • ' under which Locarva speech was delivered.
Lion pabli.hed In the Jlefefin Lin Orients . , : eat in g S
tfor. the 011 .f.an ...lotto r oa d We of this road one of the most profitable In .mg featured In the hall. The friendlier the corn. contritt. I ana affirmed Its author: l v and entire oor
h o f respondence with theorl nal which no teed
official paper of General Dr., and dated I foliowing [tearable at d Lionolutins: L., b.,
' two rival cOmpaules an putting or. al; +
1 hemiqtrarters, Gaudaloupe Ilidelgo. W. ' ‘ t Va o . fY "' T b a ; ictfeOr r o a rTtinr=ll l ./ t o °° I .
It ta.t not I M forgotten, hotever, that Me , mber:_present: Eesa?.._ Cutler.
„...f,... interpreted at the time of Redelivery. The
MA, showa the treattnent which the . g A sOriaia Valley i ltalirold are about to Op' J th.e....figation . of our river,. only extend- .la a very h.utifnl one and well w y I 1 i=3;ar.,;...4. 1 .1k. r f 0 n' 0 r . °4;;:5.71. 0 7 / : letter referred to w.retained by med./eh
!, their energies to secure the cam. filch
para... of wpb received fm . the Lawf.. boo . of . o . fiptioo to too oaroog
~t ool l I m. . now Genova, whilst the I all,. I their most vigorous efforts. The vote et t a , ._,, 0 v . ~. ter and only child of (Sonora' Gibson, sr Ilit
, stretches out at least one degree of latitude close last night etood as follow.: hope,. , r .."`
~
u Soutirtver.l. The mineral resOurced of the 1 Friendship, 113; Itellef,lt Divines., 1 uriy. Windsor and President._ filial core, who intermarried, with Rev. L.
1 , r ,T ,r te re ' iLin , :tr hp or ro t.ho d. p ' revlons meat. *
, ale. The General-ln-Chlefbas ordered that 1
Cotten and Wass mast est.:Made lady. She
." 10110 , A certain mount of stock, no
d k in d about Bier years arra in Pittsburgh.
all who were made prisOtters at the battl. I cording to the terms of the charter, must at:rtra.,aengzioh,,',.°4o,l,°: eo ha rd ha on a rcVv,r,.; The DasSilliro flow, , 1 The Ps calderas stated the object of the 1 1, rho . . y . ..h. ono t r....
of Monhattall mad Laoarbonds, shall be set I be subscribed before Ms Orgatilaat.ollof the I noxiMali awnltlnz the rola.' of our Stn. ' For the nuat Po - I meeting, r hen
I your OCPagenarlan friend. I
off.todi and,
Mr tler from the Committee on Wood-
I 1 . , a2r . Wing thous an entice to marget. Wee, ; eiderable attention, and the vote:ram an.
~ Ca
lera, , . , 1 W. , n 0...,
at liberty; elso, those cptured, In t. as• ' Company h°
wler. The early mepletion of said
Milt Open Peubl, fad e Um forts-of Gotha-;;. - . has aireadydr. anticipation of eureeticrn. follows: Weyntsn,ll7i Pearson, 34153.0ekt0n. lan rinle presentee the report. Ih° I Prtu. a ...NU, r 0 014, 1.712. 179 e.
loupe end Loreto. Among the prisoners ,roort-bi of the utmost importance to the In- I takeu the initiative stet. to build a run. i DC:Armstrong, 11; Mooritend, el, -.- 1 committee report that they have
bed,
tinder . .
1 conalderarton a combos...on frottylb...... f Date Garxect-lour favor Of UM second
were more than six hundred EnrOpoans Of ' ter.6of the citizens of the vanes ; there- read to connect at the ante lin. with the , , TUE ells . 'Ne. ass s .
s e p, Instant is received. Should ottr ammlon brs
vomits nationalities. This dispositlOn. f0__'..._,..,.. T 6 ac afenoogalsela Valley IhtilrOlid. :c i - Welling the 1 ''"". Chhln ' t a Co., °Ak '''` ". ! continued Isb it greater length Out IL etpect,
Or, doe, not imply thei r p ar ,. b., . AledOimr... A oat we Most eOrdially approve yh o ert..., o f t„:„..„ r, 1;,,,... and h .., To te a grven . .:11 . .. ,, pre. a
: h- ; r ty ._ , ; erect a wooden building.
would 'bra a telrcutuatanee of greet
MorelY Petals.. to realde at such p6ces , the proleot of a railroad along the Stollen- .suties have applied t ' o the West Virginia h1.F4r_1100.7,,,i0,,,v0,tyi1m,,,,,e, zi ,, m m e r,,,,, , , 17 ; The Commutes say . . tint:: tp n e ,.. llll , ldng l it
boo[ to tO tee tO See yen hero; but I do not
they may clad, the general goveristnent I 3 40. 33 V.alori and that we Plod.. our on - / Legislature fora the
Ka fora railroad co.. ; r;.,.,'“
it eof in Our columns and will ," h n'hhur'e '''''''' guL ''therefore think wo can continue here. inch bertha
reserving therigot, hereafter to determine Menial support, and that we alit old by all 1 pony to bo called the Kanawha anti Siren..
make a eto . highly ' 1 great asle.tage to t e city , [ hey ..0 . ma . y
• Prtaid by the re:- recommend that permission be granted. an than tne
d entt Month, there Lei re i
- really upon their cases. • . lawful and honorable means the organize- , dorm maim. company, with authority to '„. i o „ t. °
i Lion of the company and eompletion of the I, build a lino of railroad from °me
fr o m to e butte receive Informetion
PlNAleilt. IT/OXYATiON. . road.
' point on the 0610 river, at or neer ' clic rota stands at present aa followe : I ing the report the Committee submitted an i from our Envoys at Paris. If that wear a
8. M. Clarke, chief of the First DISIMOn of ,' emired, That tea hod
It o
f t
Pol. I•leria.t, sand thence by „,a, 1 Rev. Paxton, .t. 4 Morgan, lib Preston, 7: -
ofd
authorizing the same. permeable .pec 1 hope it will, we
the Nation. Liirreucy_itureau, tst a letter Ito have sub.ribed at least .160, fee ' bre lof Gi o,ln, •
Nucton, Alockhannon , Johnaori. 3; Puller, 4; Jacobus , 3; Howard. 3 . . Yr. McNeil moved to amend by making it ought not to remain here a week longer for
to Senator &Mounds, states the unOunt of .an organization of the company, this anti I - Client River, reter.barg ...a -Medfield , y.,.; , The content la lively and entered into with ...I. r.o go t o rh o c . o . o f ;h.... t a MlTlfoTlVT • 4 th‘i° lsy l rx,t,T.rrggi
currency and sectiritlea pos. through the .be epportioned along the rivet ar followb, 1 some point on the Virginia nod west v fr- ! Satanist good r°°llh. hYlh° " h " °r° ' • SP.lii.Cludleut ACo '
dlvlalon from th• or...atio to the b ' via: Pittaburgbarlo,ao;lllrtningham,Sna.. ginin State line, west of struusburg. Tels , • rite are. Mr. Cutier spade against the amendrise.. Matto
respeettng Crony and ha party"
of Match loot, at $ 5 ,783,036.711 SS, of which -McKeesport, alu,on; Elizabeh ensych Limo- . realty the gr.t bnag bear" which has ex- . Titers Is another article, at Um /luny- Be wail ottlia.d to grunting special prlvile. Via Lb o lnuriler 0 . Legae'SfalnnY. It TT.
aye thousand millions were printed and en.. town, VA°. Slonentatleln city. /MOW; Pleb- ,
, cited the Ire and oppition of certain ear- j stile booth, In which we would advise it ;Tan wan wren., end no coca Oicerletina- !.pi . f . a . n ., lias mistakon the title of cr
Crary finished there. • afar. PAM; Belle.tinee 4 3 000; CookstOwn, f pond... They imegine in the faturol • ' lover* of the - ' • -
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airmail°, INDIAN LAND.. ;14 eOO . California and Greenfield. • s o .e.; . --- . -.--.. -.--- '
ST/U3Us . ,
RG.II; t
IpAx, MAY
. -
The atrakoweh Opera Troupe and the .
Boren& Railroad Accident. • •
• The Strakosch Opera Troupe, of which
Parents anti Beano!i are head and trent,
loft Chicago for Eineleant! on eundaY
;morning at eight eVolook, via the Chicago
and Urea' Eastern listUroati.,The train con
sisted of an cosine anci throe coaches.
When it arrived at a point fifteen ntll es
When
of Logansport,lndlana, &broken
rail was struck, the locomotive eau Lao over
in safety. The three cars, however. were
wrenches' o ff nod thrown' over an embank
ment several feat high. Signor Bannon
mulish:ma aseverecontuslon or this ehonlder.
which W 64 exquisitely petherul, and
will disable him for some time.. Mad.
erne Lairresea one of the choristers, had
tier eon...bone badly fractured. rdusholl
lant's head received an. ug:v cut on the
loalp em! nom 1. the victim of • severely
bruised nose. Signor Gettl. ltrignolPsval ot
sumained Intermit' injuries, and Steno
I.:cinchona of the violinists Indite orches
came In for serious braises. Few on the
train ere.ped might hurt. Among the
fortunate were Pampa, Madame Patti titre=
hatch and Mammal:mini..
It is undo:atm] that the injured will toe
the railroad company for ten thOusand
lars damages.
Breast' of the Peacio.—Amee Zimmer.
man
IMUI scr o d epli nd Wednesdey before Alder.
ta lod gon information
against Ureati Zimmerm ed
an, charging him
with a breach of the peace. It appears that
manendant este& in very disordely
and made threats a
of personal ylro
lence. The parties reside In Pitt township.
A warrant was lima. •
ME=
The Lamentable nee In Wash
; Isrson, Pa—Further Part Wotan,
Fe gave In Yeaterdara fikerris an so. count of the shooting on Tutnalayhight; to
Wasill4gton borough, in the fulJoining cone.
' ty of Fast:di:4ton, of a young man named
j Cheenly, byan acquaintance, namILI Jordan,
I Toting is • foil amount of the•affairf
On e evening stated. adanghterof Jelin
Jordan, Esq , resident In the borough, was
at the house of Mr- Chessly, a few doors
distant from her father% and there marl
rested conaiderable fear of the storm which
was prevailing without. Charles chessty..
second son of Mr. Crassly, about fifteen
years of age, was at home at the time, and
noticed the girl's terrified behavior. Daring
, lull in the atom, the , girl ran home by
• herself. Shortly after, young. (Meanly left.
the house neartieeded and barefooted,and
; proceeding to thnliouseofJordan, the doe
father. went to' ueout perch and at
tempted to eaten Alio door. however, was
fastened and restettkt his efforts to ; open.
The girl, who wasTasitle, became frighten
ed at Ms atteenftspand called to her father
and ' brother that *ere n ,
to enter the boom robbers .
Mr.. Jordan t h e n
took his pistol and proceeding to
another door by• which he could nen
cure a view of th suppose!-robbers,
waited until a Liam of light
en's revealed some one standing on the
porch. Supposing. of course, th at parties
were ot tee violent m
to enter takin
an g d
rob ulvantahis so
boom, he raised the
pbstel and fired In the ululate's, but with
too fatal an effect, As sabsequently appear
ed. For Immediately after the discharge of
the pistol. young Cheesly ran to hia father's
holm, and, entering, exclaimed that be was
abet. Examination diseloeed'the tact that
the ball had entered a short distance below ,
the rhint arm pit and lodged somewhere in
the cavity of the chest.
While proceeding for aphyuctan to attend
ids wounded son, Mr. Chessly saw the Jor
dank examtning with a lantern theyard ate•
Cached to their house (or trace. of the sup
posed robber. Not until then wore the facts
in the case brought tb light.
toning Chassly, it appears, seeing the torn
ror of the girl at the lightning and [bender,
after she had gone hinue,conctived tine idea
of frightening her still more, and for that,
purpone went on the adventure which talk
probably emit him his Life.
• .
•
a Confidence Game. . ' •
- •
Row er made acquainted yesterday with
the part milers of a confidence game,where.
by a young man Wont Up to the tune' Of
twenty-two donate. The story hi the mine
.•
over Again, but still it appears that peraims
will allow themselves - to be swindled oeUS
•
•I onelly: A young lienduan balling (tam
Rochester, took passage orfthe socom moda
tion train for the city, and during the trio
outdo the acquaintance of another young
gentleman of lino addrese and easy man
, ners. Tho tlern3an was led to believe that
nil new acqualnumeo wan a person of some
notoriety, battles being amen Of unbound.
ed wealth. When they arrived at the Alle
gheny depot the rich gentleman lied not
enough ol money to pay charges on the herge
amount of baggage he had with biro, and so
'asked our friend from Rochester to lend
'him twenty-two dollars, which motet he
yen,' generenely complied with. lie showed
thatierann a check for qua tbonsauddol
lan, and said he would refund the small
amount tis neon as he would go over to the
hank and get it canned. Re started Of,
gagafter ting the monov, knowt inc his Und.
e, an ti for aught we Ls still look
g. The young men mean his ease known
at Mayor liorrisoti's °Met', but no traces of
theaffaiblegenUmnan nave Deco discovered.
I=
*wet - Morrison hut befirrebtro hwt ores•
Saga ham named Wiliam Preeel. Ilrlna in
the 13Clghborhood of ;I ack , e 11 an, on acharge
at aggravated , asnault: and better) , , prefer-
,
red by a colored .Voumn named ..;.ticy Ste
venson.. It spasm that 'Lacy- had bedn
ral•tal by Prunell ototber. tmel through her
earnest entreaties has remained with her lip
to the present, although atm has been mar
ried, and also some way or other, Meer
red the hatred of the mom whotient taken ed.
canteen of °sexy %manna My to abher.
Iresterdsyhe . unnertook to chastis 000 of
Looy's children, when aho interfered. Ito
then turned Ids attention to her, beating
her in an outrageous manner with a horse
whip. The Mayor was notified of the fact,
and °Meer Campbell. proceeded to the to
nality and arrested the man. If Ms con
duct is bairns bad as ta l leged by the We
titc. be evict - seethe enalty of the law.
The Mayor committal him in default of hen
hundred tiollarlibell to answer the charge.
Metres...tic gtromesstassee.
Wednesday erecting a Wylie street groom
Mimi out of his store to close the alwittnii
fo'r the night, sad having no done, Iris
about to mown inside when be dlawareted
the door aimed.' ills efforts to oven It be..
tog resisted, be became angry, and With a
vigorous push succeeded in: isolates en
trance. The astonishment andr
m ined when
of the - father maybe 'imagined when
the fact appeored that it was big owed.
.1, 00 0 goo years, who Daticlowid and bold'
tho door, and that D 9 fotelmiztggen hoped;
ro
thwn him &wisest iota* with en '
tome as TA break Ode-of the-little
.
•
TgE vvkadit GAZETTE.
TWO ZDITIONN.
--I NTNINNIDAT AND 311.70111 DAY.
• - AWN. al.4..aaatuatir nuirrr-gax COL-
D Wel of Interesting:reeding matter. ineludtitg
trading Idltoriale. jateet - wege by Telegraph
and NMI, Talualtde Reno:Rue hatter for tb•
Petty. and folleitl and nlwt reliable Rinse.
clot and Cernmerelal klarkek Reports Stied by
aur Veber to tee city. leo Tamer. Ilechart.o4
kleinlaut eboald be without
TOOlO5 you Tux wan OkriTTit
Steele Subaru:ler
.11abs of Fire 1 VS.
Clttbs of :Ten 1.10..
— Auden. copy or Payer to the person-[eater
u.T ate clue. Ad tido. to clubs eau be grade Si
*or bum. at .tie rates.
'Nonce To Brneomnold.--in ordering your
leper. be more end weary what *Olden you
vs., as al, lune a Wednesday Iblltton for sub
eerleere haring but one mall &Reel.
1- 4/".11.ey by Draft, ?stints*. )(okay Ord...
or 111 Registered Lettere, Marla rant afoot thin
/1141.3resa, • • GAZETTE,
rrritannwl3,
o, the title . of Protin,
if not the pereon. livcira to get a minute hie.
tory o/ jhe whole leanysogon, in order to
correct or cordirm that whicti has been loss
fore given. We are very anxious here tO
gut some Information from our Envoys , in
order to,know on what ground we are to
stand with our former shies. They appear
to have established peace with all '
thew Con
tinental nelghbons and to be collecting all
their energies to invade England. Their
object seems to be to Republicanize her
Governmentand to bring her positron the
ocean within more reasonable and safe
' limito. 1 shall with great plea/lure make
myseuful to yen here, @Wind anything
turn pit which lean be so. '1 ehall Piere
r by be discharging a duty Of COnSeletletf. and
lac the same time of friendehlp.
II I am, with ecntimente of great redeem:
pear Gamow,
I lour most obedient servant,
To. Javeresow,
21norlean Davenport Lander,
- • •
I Tbls talented actress, well-known and
favorite in this city, comihences an engage
; meet at the Academy of Music on Saturday
night. Danzig her recent engagement at
the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, the
citizens there gave her • .mplirnentary
benefit. r ihePress speaking of It, acid
•Inome . robastiOus fellow,' who will 'tear
passion to tatter*, to Split the ears of the
gronnti/Ingii.' can 'strut and bellow' on our
stage to multitude. of his own Ilk, who Wilt
respond to eta rant with 'thunders of ap.
Plause;' some vulgar, handsome piece of
humanity-1n masculine dren or scarcely
dressed at all—with .I.t brains enough to
repeat the words set down for her, parrot
wise, whose success is commensurate
nerloss of self reepect—auch an
one can have spectators, we will not may
bearers, by the thousand. Let the polished
and cultivated now , see that
her woman..
who honors . her womanhood by. her woman
ly and delicate dress—this scholar and stun
dont. hose elocution and accent betray se.
thrust w training and thought —thls lady,
theevery gesture and movement Carry
the nameless something that marks refine
merit and social position—this .tress.
refine
meat
power and sweetness, fineness and
maimtY. are without rival on the American
IsiKll2 11T - ray/We Jt inT•rglitrg ." lTeg
'gifts of wit and Ornaments of nature:show
this appreciation by seeing that genius is
as welt sustained m o ar theatres es vulgar
ity and muscle."
Trial ore. Fire Extialcolaher.
This afternoon, at four o'clock, a trial wilt
take place in the vicinity of the Fault of a •
new incaution, for extinguishing Ares, calls
ed the .. Portable Selfacting E run.
imbiber,. at which the Mayor, City Coun
cilmen, oillthreof the Fire k.epartment, and.
a lrge concourse of chine. are expected
ton . present: A wooden budding, twelve
feet squarnand twelve feet high, with pitch-
Ott roof, will be erected, and the Interior.
with shavings a foot In depth on the floor
nnd distnhnted on shelving, and saturated
withwill be fired,- and when fairly
ablate the 'Extinguishers will be set to
work to demonstrate the most wonderful.
resulte.
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That sterling actor. Mr. Jame. E.( bloo
a wit I close his enement. at tbo Aad
derny oh-IMM% alb§ eve ning when ha t
will
appear In the favorite comedy of . `TheDra.
matist; or a top Who Can, , to be fol.'
!lowed by brilliant scenes from .. School (or
Scandal:. Beyond any doubt this will be
the last occasion on winch Mr. Murdoch
will appear In this city for years to comb,
and parboil/ forever. Me should have
Acrowded farewell house as no actor in.
merica deserves a mote general :ocean!.
lion from the people in large, Mrs. Lao.
der appears at t the Academy to-morrow
night.
The Iron City Wonlhly.—The seeded
number of this publication, ithfannounoed,
. 111 shortly Mincer, and chntaln among
other flatten the Consolulition Act coos.
plum, with a mate of the comolldatedutty;
history of the 155th Pe. Vols., with a por.
trait lie commander; report of the
Hamlll.lirown scull race, complete Bet of
Ball Clubs, with report of matches, 4c., dc,.
Tobacco Intore•Robbed.—,Liays , toblooo
eters, on Liberty street, opposite the
Of
month Wood street, was entered a few
nighte eines by hornless, who carried off
good. to the amount Of over a hundred
dollars,. consisting of seven meerechenm
pipes, several bores of fine edgers, Lo. Thu
thieves have not yet been Unocal out.
Assault and Battery.—Maury Thorpe
mode Information yesterday morateg
foro Mayor McCarthy, against Henry Wahl".
for , &moult and battery. The partlWara
colored men and employed at the !Annan-
Kabala House. \Vann nrae arreeted and.
held for trial. .
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Barely of the Peace.—Manus McLaugh.
lin lOdgo4 a complaint before Alderman
Butler, against Anthony and Margaret
Smith, for surety of the peace. The parties
reside in. Third Ward. mamma was
Issue
. At teift,
excursion mid greatta.
burg. to !come oft on
Train leave both deoet•
o'clock p. m. See enamel advertisement
L invited to the free
ot olota at Sharp.
Monday, Jllll,l
The Pt ctelbargh Assaelatlela
meet with tue Union Baptist Church of this'
city. on Saturday, J nue Mb.. Bee. J. 3 Dick.
kson, pastor of the Ist Church. Pittsburgh.
m preach the Introductory sermon.
Too Coo Day foteign Liquors of all
kinds az Joseon 6. Met% Distillery,Zfo.
IW. 191; 193 and 196. •
Prue Drava! Pure Drugs runt'
Drugs!!! Pure Drugullt at. Karla& Dru
Allegheny. •
Toss Will. line • Dental Establiatunenn
nE 240 Penn street. Drs. 8111.1 Milani.. •
rinotvi.Tn Can lin! New /lops lo Jorloll3.
lroy can - Bay ge par . eons Alabel
Joseph Es /lass,
tit' Additional Lean Nevi. OIL
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KNOT. , In Sewickley. on Tomlin :12W
Der itth.: or con ottoptlon, JAYS" . bllyet•
'be rcual. anneal , * Sowickley at bal.
on FRIDAY. May &let, and will mull* at the Jl
I Dubose Depo“t IDOL Carried° win' tWklia
tend.ce at the Dipot to DrOttettktoXt: traliCS:
cemetery. The Mends Of ISt..tkattly
to attend. •
WAY-9n 9enrekey.rktuylith.itelititto.otekkJ'.2,-,•,--,
a. ~ Dirb. ICA NOY WAY. ,
Font ratan Saturday Le. Ye*at
Mende of the family are incited. ' '
llsse
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./42 , 12.J..D. nut.. to these 7s any q
A r- anit-pahlr r
rce Mends of the Mull, kkhutteute4 tatty
tend the funeral. trout hie Lett -, Yelddeaca,4o,lY
Irk/oral Melton. WaetttnittOtt optutty.
sorordsy. Judah., at 10 o'clock 1.1 a: ••••4..+1
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NEWVERTISED:OMITS, ,
, A LE...4. AIREN.IINDERTAKER
15, IDO)northElise% rittilblni4,Pa.
OUTFI7..P! of all 14h7t; 0 WWII% a Lenz,
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corset ot llttirtOS wad Pitt A
Hiatt Weld. Coatis ot ell viso.:-IlionwiaA,
cartmw. mamma on ins extesios?mts!..,"4...L,
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