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THE DAILY GAZETrE.
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Orres, GAZITTL BUILDING,
No., 04.11511116 FIFTH NTEEET.
tepablicao Paper of Testers Pealcilruia.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PITTSBURGH AND
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Address, . — OrirriE, W.
PliTallif RUH. rr,r,....
Cljt liittsbur . gll Cea,;Ettt
llrt WzameLiPs rura,recently made
. n terrific assault upon Mr,. Greeley and
the bailment of Mr. Davis. Mr. Greeley
reiponds by quoting fiom several of Mr.
spe:Thes, made during the Ihet
two years, in which be scoffs and scouts
aC the idea of bringing Mr. Davis to trial
and punishment. • This - exposition is
Most damaging to Mr. Phillips's charac
, ter, because it.shows that In order to
gratify his personal hatred of 3fr. Glee
' ley, he denied Ids own convictions and
..utterances,;andatimlated an indignation
he did not feel. Mr'. Phillips stands
seliconvicied of deplorable dishonesty.
Me is not tho only conspicuous man,
. c t ugaipsd'in hatchoting Mr. Greeley, , who
~ 'is thus dembnitrating that he is an
unblushing Knave, ' •
Ton sorron" of the Portage (Wison-
Ade) State Register . takes a new vices of
. the question of Women -Voting.
'says that for a number of. years regular
ly., he has, paid considerable sums of
money 'for teams. to haul Indifferent,
lazy or crippled Men to the polls; and
he thinks it would lee decidedly 'prefem
,ble get un a horse and buggy and
escort yOunglulies to the voting places.
.' Clearly the romance has not been taken
out of that fellow yet. . .
.Tux Pennsylvania bantral Railroad
Company hays purchased the Buique.
henna and West 3eaneh Canals.= It is .
the intention of the Company' to deepen
and improve this line, and use it to assist
the railroads in getting • the Immense_
lumber trade to ,market. The lumber
men of )Niliamsport are hampered and
their business curtailed to some extent,
in-consequence . or the 'inability of the
railroads to supply am enough to ship
their lumber. ~
THE impeachment bubble is about to
burst. .1f Mr. Williams, of the Judiciary
Committee, is inflator:of abandoning
the case, as. reported, the country may
well restassured that there are no legal
grounds for action in the premises. At
all events, the, pehple will rest easier
'Bleat the mysterious "moots" supposed
to have been in the keeping of the mem:
beta of the Cominitteo am discovered: to
beofno 'importance. . ,
• TUE REV. Jost LLISDEILLY, who whip-. 1
pad his child to death because it did not
say-the Lord's Prayer to suit him, Lab
been tried. at Albion, N. Y„ the jury
failing to agree. - Ile then plead guilty to
ntanslaughter in the fourth degree, and
was sentenced to pay a fine of Ipso.
Excelleut encouragement is thus afford
ed to that brutality in the discipline of
children which whichjs the fashion.
r FLOUR ILLS already gone off *3 a bar
rel from the highest point reached. Fa
vorable as the prospects are for the wheat
crop, it is quite likely some local, dame
'r eel will be seized upon by the specula
- tors to raise anew the cry that the coun
try is on the brink of starvation. People
should always remember that in so ex
tensive a country' the failure of a crop
can never be general.
Tan PittalArgh, Port Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad Company are substituting
Nicholson Wooden Pavement for Cob
ble-Storie Pavement to front of their of.
Sees in this city. dethe West and South—
west this new pavement it t highly popu
lar. Cincinnati, lye notice, that 4,954
feet of it have just been completed, and
8,4501eet more ordered to be put down
Immediately...
To Associated Press agents ought to
hurry up. They frequently send to this
city news , that ~resehed, It by
,mail
two days. before. 1., sat' week they
sent !cry late •one night dispatches
that appeared in the early afternoon
editions of the Philadelphia': and New
York journals. Gfuntlement you must
JUDOS Kair.er has returned from the
Southi.and, singular ss.it may seem, has
formed a pleasant opinion of the country.
and people, , in which and among whom
ikit has . been doing political missionsry
service. He announces his intention of
returning to Virginia , to address the
pie Or that State.
TnzLiberals are . getting matters pret
ty much their own way in Mexico. '. The
City of Mexico is reported and believed
to be in their" possesidan, 4 nidthe suppo
sition was that Vera Cruz could not.bola
out many days.; Wherever the Liberals
get the tipper-hand they make terrible
,Aismtaxma, Czar of Russia, has ar
rivedlt ?arm, and it is said will extend
la Viet - to London. ,Cannot oar Citizens
in Europe prevail upon him Tufting
America, to the excursion party
about forming fora visit to the new,ter
zitory he so generously sold-
Gainnar.. Joni EATON, 'editor of the
Memphis Poit, is a 'candidate for Super
intendent of Public Instruction in Ten
.
name. Ho urns a tearher before he was
an editor, and has proved himself ex
cellpnt in each 4Ocation.- We shall be
glaa to chronicle his success. '
Banta sorminns; at Danville, Va.,
thankedhfr. %atop for bltaddrcsa, say;
log iheiheartily desired reeoastroctlon.
Thor rebels who were not soldiers, and..
never mean to be, were disposed to resist
rerSnstruction on the terms proposed.
Tux Lineahi University for the educa
tion of negroes at Oxford, Pa., is in .a
flourishing vondlticm. Nearly all of the
Southern Stateside remseatedby cellul
ar'. South Carolina alone Las eight
inattendance. .
Tag. Cincinnati. Commercial thinks
thatrhe Reptibllnans of Ohio will settle
down on Ono. Rirranntroan B. HATES,
or that city, member or Congress for the
'second District, i.sithelr candidate . for
Governor.
Tit Albany Evening Journal breaks
ground In favor of General Grant for
President hi 188. A good many Indl
'cations Warrant the conclusion that be Is
..oat likely to be the candidate.--
IT IS AN.ItsCINTSO that the
Government hue determined to prosecute
war upon Paraguay,' 'and rejecte the
proffered mediation of }he I:tatted States.
. Twit Boardof Health and authorities
of New 'York are' vigorously at work
iroprorini the sanliary condition of that
City, in anticipation of 'the cholera. .
Roam has done a noble act In grant
•Ing general:amnesty to the Poles en
gaged In the lase insurreelloo.
'—allnleter (day is now negotiating with
Abe anion. Par Company for their forte
and varenoutert, so that another million is
to be added to the kill lor•Wainallit. There
to something yet lo pay to keep this terri
tory In order. but •unlnieut for the day Is
these!! thereof. We nave an elephant of
undoubted !mine Upon oar hands in,the
purchsee of oar OIL Russian Otilpirek.. ,
let in makotrio man or it.
• There Is lsassn . ai r oteHree
a liOuroorn ream fair. welsh Is noted more
for the extreme antl•Chlon reeling preens'-
, tottrota for aaytrifna else. Eat oho+, and,
.04 Lrodtrdort are extensively
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VOLUME ; LXXXII.HNO. 130
PERSONA-T-4
fizzle cost $302,000,000.
- —Admiral Dahlgren ha
written the
life of his KM, Colonel Dahlgren.
—Subscriptions to a fund to pnrehase
a house for Jeff. Davis in the South, are
being raised.
•
—Prof. Seeley, the repited author of .
".Fcce Homo," has written an essay for
3.tarm Man on "Elementary Principles in
Art" . •
—Wm. E. Langley, a flour merchant
of Galhpolls, Ohio, made an assignment
on Wednesday. lilaliabilities are over
$300,000.
—The Church Union E6r n leading ed
itorial on the recent ..klassitchitsetta scar
daL We republish,_ the same In full:.
'lScreuo Bowe, John S: t." . !
—Cotint Schwabe Lai given Eta collec
tion of portraits of IJuion.. heroes to the
State of Massachusetts, on condition that
It ahall be kept as a ripe Public gallery.
--Sophie Worrell, the actress, now
playing at New York,ireethcfl n boquet
the other night which:contained $3,400,
diamond 'brooch arid a. 'pair of ear
rings.
—Six sous of the laid lured Mirka, of
Charlemont, Man.:are now living, three
of them br town,, whose combined
ages amount to 479 years; the oldest be
ing 84 and the youngest 74.
—Win. B. ,Astor, of Now York, owns
rent estate valued at $65,000.000. But
Lc suirersovith the dyspepsia and with
the burdens of his immense business, as
that hellooks like an unhappy man•
Rives Pollard itasto deliver his
lecture on the "Qhivrdry Of the South"..
in Lynchburg. When the evening came,
lie announced to empty heultbes that the
lecture would be indefinitely postponed.
‘-A correspondent of a literary 'week
ly thinks that Mr. Grant White's recent
contribuilons to the magazines "prove
that Do Is pretty much in literature what
Wendell Phillips is in politics—a con
firmed scold." •
—John Morrissey has been visihug
his old chums In Troy. • During. his stay,
John"was' waited upon by a delegation
from a church society, which solicited
aid in paying off the church debt. They
didn't succeed, however. '. • •
. —An extraordinary . piece of news is
current in Nib that a high military offi
cer is under arrest, accused. of treasona
ble practices, and in particular of having
betrayed to l'ruSsia the French plan of a
campaign in case
—Count liismarck suffers terribly from
a nervous disease which prevents him
from sleeping. To recover, some sleep
he gets on a horseat one o'clock at night
and rides till four o'clock, returns home,
*goes to bed and sleepi five hours. •
New Orleans papernays of Henry
Ward Beeches:. Beecher taught at the
Bullard :School udder the old church in
Lafayette square, New °Helots, to 1841
and 1842. One of the editorial corps of
the Crescent attended Beecher's school.
—The Pali Mall Gaulle says that Mr.
Tilt's miniature of Queen Victoria, pre
sented to Mr. Peabody, is a, caricature
of that excellent lady; making her look
"like a fat, red-faced, cross school girl of
eighteen, Inbldng rather old for her age."
—Henry Hue Mine, a young American
senlptor, now in,Rome, 10 executing for
the Union League Club of Philadelphia&
colossal figure of America twining
wreaths of laurel and immortellet for her
children fallen in the late War—a bold
and elegant compOsition.
—The Army and Nit ryJournai lumen
ingenious way , of calling a man a liar.
In:speaking. of General Baker, it Se
; scribes him ss "one of these decorative
men who make It a point of: honor to
; never let a story lose anything by pass
. idg through their artistic bands."
—Ger, D: N. Coach bas -got tired of
being beaten out of sight as the Uemo
eratic
condidate for Governor of Mas
sachusetts, and has accepted the Presi
dency of a mining and manufacturing
company that has recently purchased CO
Square - miles of - mineral land:
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—Thatrne name of Henry F. Durant,
of Boston, the eminent lawyer.preacher,
is plain Smith. When he married he
reversed the Mlle order and took his
wile's name In consideration of a hand
some fortune. Judge Smith, who
preaches with him sometimes, is his
brother. • r
Faraday is the best lecturer itt•Eng
land and draws the fullest audiences.
He his a melodiona voice, is fluent and
exact in language, clear in description,
thorough In knowledge, almost playful
over the chemical apparatus with which
he illustrates. yet modest and natural.
In private life, Faraday is the kindest
and beet of men. ' Ho has persistently
reinsert the honors pressed upon him oy
the Queen. The part be bad to play in
life wins in the laboratory of the Royal-
Institution, where be still wins laurels
on a stage upon which ho never had an
equal. , ,
The 1/Ir,vlhed Attitude.,
There Is a story told of Sheridan, is hich
all cif no have heard, how . one day, when
Freturning unsuccessfully from shooting,
never having bagged a single bird, he
,saw .
a flock of ducks in a pond, and a
laboring - man at work hard by. Deter.
minedif possible to have something to
show for his day's sport, he [asked the
man how much he would allow him let
have pile shot at thelirood? . The fellow
replied, "a crown."; Sheridan tired, and
tumbled, seven of them. [ "Well, my
hottest friend, bow do you like your bar.
010" asked -he triumphantly; "Well
enough," muttered the other; "thedooks
is none o'
"111 story, they tell us, repeats itself, and
I run disposed to believe it; for. this story
of the ducks is precisely the story of the
French policy in Italy. The Emperor
no more ownedthe duchies of 3lodena,
Parma; sad Tuscany, thin the clown
owned the' docks, but lib gave Victor
Emmanuel a "shot at them' in exchange
for - Elie and Savoy. Like the country
fellow, too, 'he went off grinning, and
saying, "They be none o' mine," thereby
hinting that there might come easy of
reckoning with the owner which might
be far from agreeable.
Now we are in the daily habit of hear-
'lag the most fulsome praises of this great
Prince; and so successful is success, that
even the journals, which once took a
fairer and luster measure cf his capacity,
are now, =pry by force of 'the fact that
he sleeps , nightly at. the Tuileries, dis
posed to accord him all the [ prescience of
a statesman, and all the skill of a great
General. • '
rdeclare I have an ardent desire el•
ways. to •agree with the, people around
me.am never so well pleased as when
I can concur with a prevailing 'opinion,
and I'm not mare that I wouldn't rather
•put a little mild coercion on. my con
-Science titan dissent from the judgments
of -"the corepany." .But here I own I
cannoi. I could no more believe in the
greatness of Louis nineteen than in
spirit-rapping. Oar credulity is sorely
taxed in. England; we have to believe
Lord -Palmerston a wit, and Mr. Cobden
[ a sage; we have, to Swallow
[ English, and affect to like It, and when
I land at Dover do each and all of
[ these things: I prefer the mutton-civp
at.the.Lord Warden to my little dinner
at the [ Cadran Rouge. I like the red
petticoated damsels in the [ Bal-moral
[ boots better than the trimmest Parisian
ankles; I go In to admire Buckslone and
bitter beer, and all that is English; but—
[ and this I resist to the death—nothing
shell persuade rue that the 'Emperor of
the French is other than a third-rate
man, who might have • possibly dis
tinguished himself as a police function.
'ary or a solicitor, but has as. much claim
to high' statecraft as Jam Mace [ to be an
authority on the Pentateuch. Let any
of ns bumble folk only eatery that nice .
privilege I have just spoken of—let us
only sell what doesn't belong to ns—and
what I snug little competency we should
lay up for our declining years! His last
coup of this kind was the Franco•ltallan
treaty. [ This time it is 3ndeed a very
choice lot he submits to public compe
tition. [ "No reserve, gentlemen. His
Holiness rang be kn ocked down to the
highest bidder, for the place. is aheady
disposed of to the 'party next door."'
What a condition for o Popo! Garibal
di's Hymn thundering at the Vactican!
infaillbillity going one may say, for a
!
ng
so A . .
. ustria would like, if she dared, to
made a bid. She would like better still
to protest against the sale, but how can
she? The Pope was not trueto the Holy
'ROM= Empire once before, and he can
not be trusted; besides, Aist,ria is week.
Cornelius O'Dord in Btacktoood' s.
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il ItINII
ONE O'CLOCK.
IROPEIN INTELLIGENCE.
The Eastern Question.
POLICY OF RINI& AND PRUSSIA
TO BE IDENTICAL.
The Porte Consents to a Commis
sion of the Powers,
ROYAL VISITORSTO PARIS
Preparations for Reception
ARRIVAL OF THE CZAR ALEXANDER
THE I ALABAMA CLAIMS.
By TelcaraoliAo 'the Pntabumh lissetts.)
PRUSSIA.
TURczin. isoloing TO rAsus
Ileums, June I.—llls Majesty the Emper
br of /Ceuta bee arrived Is this ett9 en route
to Pane;
TU NAti . IIIZRX QIIESTION
Memos, - Jone . I.—Ersaing.—A dispatch
dated Berlin id-day reports that tho Prete.
Min Cabinet and lio s iernment of the Cur
bite° coma to an understaading on the gas;
am question, and thin:Kalov:A either
ecumeatlek the East will hereeflak be Men.
rislacz. s
'0.2!./..A.T101l FOR TIM ecru. unroll.
Putut, June, I.—ExtraannliarY Drermr.
lions are beteg mule by tae numb tor .
aliment, mid municipal authorities Parte
for the reception of the Royal Vatter,. woo
are expected her." during the present
month.
WI.
Paint. June;—BU :Imperial Bajentidn.
exander of Baum arrived to ; Ude ally
'MIA afternoon from Berlin. It isinnonneed
that the. Czar will extend lilt Tian. to /Al
don.
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AlliZaTT TO TEI TOUCH
Err. Pirressarao. June '2.—The ImperLal
Government has lamed a proolsonatlon es.
tendhig a general amnesty to the Poles ear
gsgen In the -last inserrectkei In Roseau
Poland.
tuagar.
TUZ carntiff Qmarrzoc
knemm, June 2.—Dispatches from Con
arkitinople report that the Sublime Porte
has consented to entrust theCietan rins'
Ma to a commission of European powers.
.ILNIIIIILD OCT. •
Q eurrolors, June I.—The staaMer
from &Mork, haa arrived.
Faawaroar. June I.—U. S. bonds closed at
:Wiawnrowi., Jane S. Bonds to•day,
are quoted to the Bourse. at 77 all. •
LONDON, June I.—Conso 911; Lllnoli Can.
tral. 744,1; Erie Its(; 3•b. 733.
Lavearcot, June 1.--cotton dent; seam
WACO bales mludliew uplands, at Me; Or
leans, Ilre. Breadsturs nnehang Pro
atoms d - m. Baoob, 40s; other. onebaneod•
Produce—tallow Arm at its; others uncban•
Wed.
(By Matt.]
Iv Yana. Jane o.—The steamer City. of
[Amion, from Liverpool, May Ext, and
gneeristown, May =dams arrived with one
mensand passengers.
The bill placing the telegraphic mimmu.
ideation of England tinder the tomrol of
the Government, will be Introduced in Par.
Haman', and it Is thought It fill meet with
nn OpbOartirrn.
Tfneler..Trenholzia t Co. have litinied
circular announcing their smpenalon and
hoping In a short time to resume.
in the liaise of Loges. in reply to • one*,
lion of Earl Rumen what answer bad tree
received from the United states In refer.
rum to the Sleben& claims, Earl Derby
said the American Government bad ad
mitted the principle of arbitration.
• beg no agreement had been 'arrived at in
regard to the points to be referred. lie
would say that negottatiOna had been ear-
Med mi In a spirit likely to lead to a male.
factory termination.
The bill repeating the morpernalon of the
l'obel'ia Chem,. act In Ireland netU Match
la,. has been brought. tutelPartiament by
Lord Naas. .
FROM CALIFORNIA
Treaeure, Maar and Ward far Me
•Yerk—Mudey an Map Monad
Adesieen Mork Wreaked and C
Murdered, de.
ter Talwrziat totka l'lrtsburgb Ossetia
Ss, lasso.% Sane I.—Tbe Sacramento,
for Paean., sidled taday with one =Won
flee hundred and etgbryalz thousand els
hundred dollars in treasure, one million
ono hundred and forty.two thousand for
".&e - w -- York. The Steamer ltdellen salted
yesterday from Victoria with freight and
passengers for 811.1ra. •
Today.s steamer carries over 'seventy
flve hundred barrel• of floor, and one bun
dyed and sitztreeven thousand five het.
droll and twenty paneds of wool, for New
York.
gas Paancisoo, May ]D.—The ship G.
land. glib Hong Kong papers of Aged nth,
has arrived.
Tee crew of the shin Parse*. on the 107-
.ge home to tiohli Non& mutinied die t .
leaving. the Sandw eh Islands. It wee covered that the traa”r• room had been
entered Katt a box broken open. The new
had compired to murder the captain end
officers and take oorseetrion of the treasure.
two hundred thousand dollars, =IWO the
ship, and take to boats. The °Meets, .1003
with Leary rifles, snare sharp dint, ki
Inn one and wounding two or three, ern
eseled 'Agile' the mutineers to tern.. The crew w/re MI, negroce. chipped oh San
Frencisco.
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The reportthat the American bark Rover
rstinTi r rf I '7l "
ae the
t ' il b r' w
Vogl the
by the nativist. la confirmed. U. B. vessel.
Cormorant endeavored to land and gain
delthite Information, put was Bred on and
compelled tomums. The Cormorant shell.
edtho plane two hours end' thee returned.
Toe Amitoutkorr vfeteealvathe particulars
of the e els over the regular tthitese.
Too -rebels were anumlitthr excomes lo
the victy of the oily, stopping trade, and
Mlles toe place with fugitives.
The Sumatra milled for Hoag lend you
terlay with three handfed and filty4ll:
thousatid dollars to treasure eve thousand
barrels of door and ten. thoimand emits of
Weat.
Saw Yssairosco, May 11.—Tbe atoaihsr
Amenca. from San Joan, arrived to.der
The Emerald, with WOO aacka of wheat,
arid ; he Barre ls f woos lacks of wheat
arid OW barrels of dour, salted for Liver
pool.
flour dam et 40,5007A0. Wirestedull and
oominel Ugal Tenders, l'Er
FROM 01.7„. REGION
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Extensive Etre IV 1 4 . 7 4PreiffWa 1 4 0 . 1 •
,900.
fDT Teleennek to the Pllttbereit °nett. pet
Perllle.amt Atlantic Tcletraph Cletapieid
Paritoteux Corms, PA., Juno I.—.AbOut
hall.ptet one this morning afire broke out
In a building known as the Taylor /louse,
opreselleg rapidly on both old*, of Waal.
intim street, destroying thirty.nhae build.
Inge% mostly Stores. and bustnesa haute..
no accurate estimate can now be mode. out
the logs will not fall , abort Or $78,003. "The
Oro la suppOelel to be the work_ of rit:4-
diary, By great exertions The A n
110101 sod two adJotning butidings - re
saved. A. heavy rain is now falling, which ,
will muck damage goods removed from the
. burning buildings.
city gotoorash to the Pittsburgh ttuelte.
PrflOLZOlf Correa. Jena terriblo
fire lo now raging In the upper mul of woo.
Thera hove beer. about thirty.live Or forty
buildings binned. It is Impossible to esti.
mate the loos so far. They are Laskin, e'-
er - yodel . * to etay tho domes, and think Sher
will succeed.
Tam TURF.
Last Day . . of the SPOoloo ma Beek!)
Ciao Comm.
coy Trieersoh to the Yltisenrghthoette.)•
Ciaciesart,:Jone I.—The sixth and last
day of the Buckeye Club meas was largely
attended. There were three races. - The
first was a hurdle nee handicap, for all
apes, two mile. over eight hurdle., papa
$500; El TO hereto started; the raze was won
by nited Dicke. thrte four minutes,
&mond rece , 4 l olMOlation purse handicap
for beaten horses, the oinb to add WO hurt.
drool and ;Iffy dollars; mile heats; three
borate started; themes wu *On by
Conner;' time
Third race—lotah of two miles for all
noes; nom four hundred dollars; Bruce or.
tor d"Shiloh." Smith enured "Lceal." and
Whaley entered nXitighthoodle , the find
round was dead' between "Local" and
nliolghtbood,_" and nab ilob" was distanced;
time ad 654. The Sewed round was won by
'Local;" time Cll.
FROM MEXICO.
city of 1110.xle• ltoportaa •to BnIIO
Itorroodorod Isparta! ' tiolterst
O cm. Sops to 1,101. .
fltrthlerrapn to tne rlttotersb besot* 7-
New Laic; Jane : , I.—A special New °c
lean, dispelph to the /Jerold thy. the Clth
Mexico Das. certabily sarreedered badaY.
Geo. Odlaron was abet there for forresparb
deuce with the Liberal& Vera eras trill
soon surrender. . Mlrsruon Js reported_ to
nave:beim captured by Certimis a. sloth
place out of Cluerider%
PITTSnURGII, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 4867.
PROM NEW YORK
Teleirsph tlrtte Pittsburgh tisrettr • I
NYoai, Juno 1, 1667.
' asontriys sot CLUPORNIA.
Jor Genend Butterfield sent of three
hundred recruits to Cultfornht by the mull
steamer, ender charge of Omens'. JIM C.
Davis. It It understood thatmore aro
seeded to du the requisitions for Califon
nil, and two or three hundred will ho sent,
by the next steamer. ,
71100a/8 or AIATLIMS wane.
The body of Artemis Ward arrived on
Friday nl t f l Ot by the steamer Deutschland.
ill
and wtaken to .01.11.160 tomorrow for
'lnterment.
linintithaTit ATLIIIVLD.
Thirteen hundred centigrams arrlied CO.
day.
The ship John BeMem, from hremei;
ports thirteen deaths DM the passage.
TOBACCO'IIeSMILISSIIINTS "
A tabula* &Mary la. thli city; one In U
Brooklyn, and two at nser, golnt, were
seized this week for alleged frauds on the
revenue. The dellekuloy of tax In three
factories seized at IferPoft. Y. J. wan
least 450,000.
The steeMor llMende. from tilnegow,
tlyed to-day.
intRDiTALCATIon . .
Tho ofdelal coedit Of the apecial agent
In enema of the New Orleans But.Treunry
plaeca toe defalcation there at slightly leas
than nine hundred thousand dollars. with
aecurilles whist, will probably cover It. •
-
The steamers Hu rope, Manhattan, :Ger
ania, Peelle, City of Baltimore, am t Arca
dia. sailad for Europa to-day. Among the
passengers 'wore thsixop Lyman. of South
Carolina, and Bishop /Lop, of Onto.
COMITITUTIONSL 09XV.T10.111:
rho State Constitutional Convention
meats at Albany on Monday. It ls under•
stood ono of the first things IllteMpted nttt
be the removals or the cilsnuallgeatlon of
Me negro relative suffrage.
SYLIGOLZD GOOD.
Quite a uantit of s ' agled goods were
asthma lastq y
night on th y m pa g ssengers by the
'learner Ottome from London.
cepL .T. lilies, formerly •eaonsl °Meer of
the steamer Santiago de .Cubs, will breare
thle port for Europe. OA Monday next, on •
monitor ran, taking with loos only two
stator. This craft to only twelve feet lo
width by twentyfive In length. - '
Mr. Vows, chairman of the American
Committee for assisting the Cmalam, has
arrived at Athens. lie has alreadr for.
warded to Syria aeveral hundred breech
loaders for the Inaargents.
ite.afilr putn•Ma; from itamburg.
via Southampton on the thl, to be Mon.
ItSDICAL nelguere To Seeger_
Ur. ~,tweet a►lled for Europe On the Me-
Tuella to-gag. Aga ReenTientallee or the
College of Payalelaaa 10 the National tied,.
cat Convention, about Lobe held at rant. .
awesome, IMXI/011 DZOOLLII
- Three ngtonand email stounera.the Ade:Oral Porter,
Washi Tempest, from New Tort,
bound west, were seised by the Custom
Ummeauthoritlea yesterday. 11 la ...oppo
sed they are saspected of Pet:datum and
were to takepart In the threatened Canadian
raid; but the Meta are that the naytgat lon
tMeet. Lawrente ceased wi th the abroga
ion of the Beelproeltv Treaty. ..I foreign
yamels cannot.DOW go further than flu
bee, without !special permit trout th e but
ted Mates' Emettlee. Papers baye been
mot. for and the vessels are held to the
meantime.
• • a :soar o•ea
The trivesagation. In the Kmtnefly kid
napping. ease be pearly completed. Ken
nedy, who la amused oda uremia a man le
Ohio, fled to Canada. and took up his resi
dent's—la Ilensmlngtord. Pardee followed
and forolbly removed him to the place where
the crime Ira* Caanaittadoual the eanadaio
Government demanded but restoration, A
Co was appointed to take sal
dallea, and the Met of the ketnapotort Was
estatfltehed beyond doubt. - The trial &lien
body cannot take place until September, be.
tare which lune he will probably. be, sorren
dereffl 10 the tanadlan Government.
1.1.01111111. cant
Another ezUgAlltiou we came op. Throe
puttee, Dolan, Butler d . 110[115, maned
of burglary a n d that of
of e • Intro atoboot
front the oftlee of Um Brie Railroad at
Campania went ttacett bare and aro held
to await • transat of catmint.,
- -
The extreme French anti-federal put,'
held a meeting hero and resolved to form
an onrantratlon.to use Canada from hosts
Of lolls. They believe 101 Trench nation►l
- thre►tnned vrltti destruction.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The War lIMIN**. Discll mind Pam.
llRSyVoiteell Mates Antedosaite—
gesof-0111•Sens Me Camp.
tavTelegn.)l. to the litt.bargb Uouretta.3
Icrw Y oaz, June .lle76ta'm special,
dated Illo' Janiero, htny hhh, do 14odoa.
June !summate* mediation et tee Unlted
Mate. bad ewe deellned by the Ilmaillan
government, ynd renewed pewpmations
were maklag to Dreseente the war to the
General litiquez. It was reported. bad re.
TOLLOCi INWOZZ m m
alltes,.YLOC With Alm
ten thormead lams. •
There bed been AO farther II eh Una.
The cholera merlin the ellle 1 camp.
The revolt In the - Argentlne Provinces Is
Mao roan. Tune 2.—Tbe steamship Henry
CiMinim/. from Aspinwall, May Zth, arri
ved Ole evening. Bbo brings 140,114 in
specie.
Gen 'Amts. Prmident of the State, ar
rived aaPannona, May IBM. in the steamer
memo, from Aqua Duke...after an sheen.. of
about fair months in the Interior. 'Re was
accompanied by three handred troops mid
two hundred more are en ream D, land.'
- • -. • .
The Panama Prong Oar lays what uses the
ultimate object of tnatntatning in that any
me large a faros: at so ruinous an esi•nna. It
had yetis, team.
The was steatner,Oolutnbla had arrived at-
Carthatresna with seven hundred inao. It
is thought probable their destination was
the Isthmus.
It is ripoited as almost planed beyond a
doubt, that the Constitutional Government
of Ilapil/ Isms has declared one against the
Federal Government, and Geriaral Leper.
commander of the national troop at Santa
Martha, had suffered datum at that plane
sad Was compelled to beat a buts retreat
Carthsgusa.
The even:ship Salvador. from Coal-rat
America, arrived at Panama: on the night
of the lath. • •
The ininereollert .le , lianternala, nder
Marts./ Coos. was easily and oompletely
suppressed by the Government. *hare eon•
duct onto( the Hapribtle nunranted to the
revolutionary leader and ho surrendered
on the Bth Aprtl, signing an agreement
not to return tO the /tem:Mlle IWiLLIOUL per
=lesion.
The garernment advice* from Han bairn.'
dor, arra° May Mb. Promo pribitahed official
table it appears tho exports of the sumo,
for the_ hit six months of the decal year,
amounted sl.o7B,tllit Importii the same
period Ill.fed.ll9i obOirtno an Wilcoso of fall-,
lot In exports and f 711,979 in Imposts over
the same month of the previous year.
Paid from Nicaragua are to Aorll 271. h.
The cholera bed almost entirely disappear
ed. ThePreeldtrothad appointed Martinez
Wollner td Great Britain. - Ono objectof
hie mission is Said to belle formetion of
companius m England,tiermany arid Prance
for the promotion and extension of Eon,.
peen Immigration to Nicaragua.
•By the arrival of the steatnehip Panama.
Kay 100, mimeos had been reached from
Valparaiso to May M. Everything comma.'
ted wan the prosecution of the war , was in
Maim quo. The allied Ileet still lies at et
Port OCIMPPIeIf reindriog. There 'bras
en change of any note' to the position of
internal politics. 'The liovernment. had
saloon another victory In the late' munici
pal elections, and the supporter. of the
minlaterial party were well orgnnlzed, as
also the opts:m.o.Mo, and there are Indica
tion. of an exciting political dimormon to
come. Gen. Banta, Ichder Mato Inst.krgen.
tine revolution. had crossed theConitilems
with/four tiondr•OLmnn. permtenton haring
been glYan conditlon of dellverLog up
ICU, reported that it last a:tribes, March
loth. from Montevideo, the Bp.!Ub red.
dents were looking for the 'arrival of a
Opanlah foot momentarily.
The etemushlp Peru loft Valparaiso for
Segland, Atoll 30th.
On the Id of May, Metalled dent was gaily
decked oat with hunting, and a Witte was
fired, to honor of the anniversary of the
defeat of the Spoolah feet before Callao.
Adirices hoot Limn and Porn are to, May
12th.: Congress conGenr. In session. A
Palm of resolutions•w. proposal to tho
effeCt eb maletateleit War emanst Span for'
an Indefinite period. •Thew resolution.
were pacifically mallflud in committee.
Secretary fleWard's propositioe fora con.
frees, composed of Comnitulettera
Eng Spain and the South American allied
States, to sdttle the Spanish difficulty, was
definitely rejected by Penn. Prang:tint Pro.
do has not been able la forma Cabinet.
The tumulive and emigres. are now, how.
ever, Mat:cord.
Advice, from Cartragena lo May 14th.
sly: The people ire exclusively °coupled
wan the revolutionary prOceedings of Mos.
quern, in diamtving.Congrateand proclaim!
l lai, i ltit s ti e tlsTr. "4 . my r ie ' seqg h n re u tfiTt d d ' aTill
relationo tee Itayo affair. The Represent.
mires found, on retiring to the Plana,
ta r o f tr oops, . • tee streets filled
with militay. guerritiria„ .6 emus of their
own houses guarded by soldiers.
President-Addams, of Cundemarca, was •
prisoner in linequera..Palsoe. - At the saute
time edam."... promulgated prOnouncing
the conch:Wen of
the
Congressional
hi e
of
end declaring the Itepublio In a Mate of
at. emo tio n , to the Oist erticie of the
C..nstituttone In this document the Sena
tors said Representatives were declared
traitors to the country.
-The Attorney General .0 ritembent of
the Supreme Court reef.. pair poons
under protest, =a afasquera resolved that
hereafter the Court .hall coentst of only
three weathers.
BUMOO. , a Went strategoidcolly situated
on the Memlakina, occupied by the forces
of Henna ',artisan of Idoequera, was at
tacked On Uto Mb Inst.{ by the Camtitu.
Mortal Chief Mannetaingocha, and after •
short fight, the former wan defeated. The
place Is now occupied by State troops.
?Loonies has issued .an attire's to the
Prollialnit and Govereorii of Mania erpllllll.
ins and defending •hls action, ammtlug
them of his desire to preserve po s es , and
that therawould be no interference with the
leterual management ot the respective
States, unless soma:runt. should appear to
awaken distress Or Cann "In their
mutual relatlons. Ile Invites them
to 0009913. the legislatire assemblies and
lay.beforotheni what DU transpired, to pro.,
cure the necessary measures for guantotees
Immediately an the election of Senators
and Representative. CO the next Conan's., !
which will be convened in extraordinary
tauten,
- Disingsrows Coo.t.erreltrnieoreeed.
;;By Telegrapk to thArlitabwalt Galatia.) .
..
Al, aim hite 7.-sploadidly eireootild
tioanierfeit iem dollar . odes on' the Third
Nattooal Bank at/Rpm:lel:44 were detect.
SECOND EDITION,
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M
FROM WASHINGTON
Viraestraeron, Juin}, 1867..
(By Telegraph to thelontabanth Gazette.]
=natio ?con wrace.
1
The Government , hie rennved a 111.i:each
from the StieretaiYief Legatloti; at New Or
leaner eaTing that the entitle In from Medal
moran, , lmt. brings no news additional to,
that received on the %th of May, and al,
toady pubbehed, . • .
custom. O..iITTS.
The reoelpteotemetems for the week end
tair May 211th, were #,DBO,CaI. '
LY.T.0¢1313,1r ,¢NUIRTIIATION.
ThoortraoMinarYnnMhoraf 1 8 , 00 4iobrrn
have been regibte red, of whom 841: are col-
Deed. The number of votes cart for mu
nicipal Milkers a yearngo_ was 5,78:3„ ,
suanarr Isiah as ram.
statement. to the cum.
trary, Surratt rrUl,,en Merida] , week, be
trillunder theindletment already (Omni
'against ' •
list7sre,rs.
The receipt. (row /Merin' Iterenno for
the week wereM . ,.
n,.
A letter from Captain Con, of the United
Bistro steamer TacOny, Or. Vera Cruz. says
the Imperial cornielasioner . commanding
Vera Crns refuse. to Surrender to theLlber
al., though The 4ustrisn Naval Comman
der recommend him to do so at once.
near irrqnzim, VenWlreo.
This morning el hire o'clock, while memo.
her of stolente at.Lbe Iklatlonal Deaf hale
College, In thLe dry, were lorttntolng an the
eastern 'meant ofthe Potomac. two named
James Crow, of Allegheny City,
Halsahl tiollawat, Of IlUdSOrivine,
Were drowned. . •
I!=
The (otemissiOaet tilenentlerthe Land i)f
dee nu mealy.' Information that the Nur.
toy to the Omaha halloo reeerratiou la be.
lug puttied forward with every prostieet of
completion early In Julie. No white ppo
tone loots Wallowed to reside Oh the tea.
ervatlon, except 'wider permits train the
wiperiotendent of kaftan Affairs.
TIM raw:way 00YR Ti) lit."..1011.
The - Pre/Ihlent stiartoet for Raleigh, North
Cartp.lna, IMO I.lollllg , SiCe•topunled by
Secretary sews.l and Inbar).
WAJIMISGIVI, Jugs IOW:,
TU. iiraaessagar.
It t, understood ghorchill, Wthiots, W ood.
bridge, Williams, Eldridge, and Marshall,
of the Judiciary . Committon,.aso oppessodjo
egrrytng out tout/MIL like 'impeachinotgi.
haring mime to the Conclusion that sunicle;
evidence has not been obtained
e nevobS m 40005 cituv%
Judge Kelly. whets.. returned, Saves •
flattering amount Of the cOntlltlOn Of tb.
Southern country thmthat which be travel.
led In compliance with pressing limit.
Llano, tad 111 return to Virginia at a future
day to mid ress the citizens of that Mato.
lIIPIA. Tll.Onlttil.-41.1.1..40.NTcoicruart.
or ya• Miura at.•
The tlomtolsoloner Of indlan Affairs has
Wien informed by the Aryarlatoodent at
Fort tenaVonirorth that the American Ey
p roes Company bee honed enters to Its em
ploy-too no the tiusoky 11111 route to Denver
to this orrect: "Every lnetan within shoot
ing lstance to to shot; show them no
merry, they will IMO* nono yOu."
Woo atattki that Us:aorta flooker.:k has or.
tiered "EVl3l7l.ndlati fond tbe*lctulty
of the North Arkanana and South: Platte
Myers to Oa shot.. The Sopertntenllmn
soya La.° luilliuts hare a treaty right to
roam in that country; and these Order. will
rause an intortntasble war.
rho report that rtegroe• hare been
plue•albta the MobUp pollee is &inter) by
the uenlY appointed lnayor.
avow! air A Taxpowiron. •
A negro named /an Cc., under win tome of
leant for • murder in South Clan/lima • has
iniorrond (loners,. Sicking that the killing
an dune for • whitewall. lie v.aa aiding a
Union prisoner to nonage, and if he had not
kUlell thodeonaand, ha would have loot his
Ilia himself. The tionaral has ordered in
aetatizatio.•
• 1101.21.
Thera Is r ellableauthordy for elating that
tlot daisy.. la the oppearmme ot the goner al
orders arid tonne In Bankruptcy is entirely
owing to many cornsouons found nec
essary mance the of
Court. In 'order to dp make rnment
them w
as
perfect as posafide, and so no authority was
given to the clerk try 'Beeman to Wake...eh
eorrectloo, the Jostles.., who bad gone to
Weir • respective .. circuits, • bad to be
consulted at tiro time. neveral stn. .
er very Impanels& by ID the nave
been beam sugasstVi by ins
otters map lance to be made before the
work c ent or any pan ot burned to
the
his
aitstriDts. ,tie One bas h
a y au
thority to crate Lae Impression tht. the
game Gin be harm
Until perfect.
• raccam ssaacsa.
Ons WI the apratets at tat Cosearrams
M1L1J13...1.11‘, was acre last night, was a
mash,' mac,
THE PRESIDENT AT RICILMOND,
D.Ooo.lr•(toa..T.a Reolle-IltelDpDan
.b$ Acnbarldea-Dlani se aponaaneed
-♦deed• lannan and D-a.. rim
=Z==l
=1
Kick novo, June 2.—T00 Noshlent, on his
trip hither from Washing:Oh, on re/whin g
Fredenok shore, at Lalf-Met eleven o'clock
eaatorday night,* number of frontons In the
rletnliy retained Si the,eteltion ankt (Met
! ell him with client . . and Called for a opeoch,
hot he merely thanked them for tide
hanifestation of their v. -sheet and shook
and,. with Kew: - of theta at parting.
At Ashland, at Awe o'clock. m., be leas
met by atnut twoilty per - Ikons, one of wncen
extended tale a cordial wok:ohne to their
name, remarking that they Were not tar
tram the birttifilece of Henry Clay, which
neighborhood ratline_ Henry oleo rotideted
historic. • The Pnroldent, response, tolart
Ineltatiou, sad: Gentleman, accept t o y
thooks for thin M.
•
The Irwin artist.] at Itichmend at 3 e Y.
Tao Prtaidont Was cat: let the ekstion by
Mr. McFarland, President of the City Conn.
and several other members Of that boo y,
Mayor. 'Mayo And es... Mayors eanders sea
aturdemint. These iiratlemen emended
.ordial welcome, fad invited him to amen ,
the hospitality Of - the oily of Mohamed.
Tao interview was rather informal, but
pleasant. Thn party proceeded to 'the
spottawood Motel. The Prmident's enema.
ben are three hirretorore occupied by Jell.
/Saris and steisequently.by Gen. Grant.
.Thl. morning Ulu President,. Secretary
Reward and 'Postmaster General lisndail,'
secom patina by a committee or,th is city au.
thorities, attended service at St. Paul , *
(Atwell, What tree. Dr. Meogertale omen
slat. Returning to the Spottswood Hotel,
the Prmideut received a number Or Melton
including a low ladles.
• The President and party thie aftertioon
oteal with the Mayor amPeonnell at the
Motel: Melly citizen., net being Aka./ that
the party had arrived early this moraine.
euogregated at the railroad station thin af
ternoon to ad Lame their 00111141, the report
haring been circulated they would then ar
rive The President and party Itate to
morning between three and lone o'clock.
FROM ST. LOUIS
lrbd Upton Patin." Exesir
mlonliat.—Large Mintigluns Asbem•
bingo:
•
=I
iv. Louis, .1 one Union
road ( &micro Division) excursionists, own.
bodiing neszio ono handred gentlemen and.
es hum tho cas•. arrived bent to..isy
and are stopping at too Southern 11otel.
Among ton party stn lion, simon Cameron
and lion. Prnuk Jordan. of Penneytennis;
lion. A. F. Steven., 61 New i
lion. J. A. Nicholson, Delaware) Uon. A. 1.1.
Lennie aud O. B. Vandyke, Now:York, lion.
V. E. Chandler, L. A. ltistleyd Ilaroule
Do Cranbrum, Wmihingtont lion. B. N.
/Maws and C. D. Hubbard, West Virginia;
Don. JuO. L. Thomas, Maryland; lion. D. N.
Brewster. Well. No3l.annts, Pennsylvania;
Goners/ George W. /Boman, Ohio) lion.
, Ueorge:W.Juilan Indlitten timirgo Boot
lodge. London. There aro also alargo on.
her of prominent citizens of Philadelphia,
Now York, Baltimore, Pitteheirgh and rimer
easterwoities. The leading PaPtro of Now
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. P l troborllll,
initi San Iranclsoo am represented. %ha
party will kayo for the Western tor:minus
of the Union l'acilhe linfiWay to-morrow af
ternoon. necomptinted by a large number of
MoMinont/ Onntieman and ladies.ol it.
Louis, .1 willies gone about a week.
lino of Ulu largest religious meeting. ever
held in this city was 'indrawn' tomlitlit
at Mereenthe "Abney nail by llev. Drs.
Durlinm, ;I Londonderry, and liall,of
Ireland. andlloorge Li:Stuart, of Philo:
dolphin, Premdmit of rho American Chris
tian Commission, on tho'subjeot. Of City
Evangelisation, a work which the Commis
sion te apnetally socking to promote at
.
FROM CANM)Ai
Confederallots to rake Ettimt Jol7 let
. —lt to to toe a Coosa Gala Mu—A..
.someone of Troops—Jolf. Doyle.
[By 7,l,kraph to the PO•sburnta Unscita.]
Tannin, C. W.', June 2.—lt is understood
that theist 01 July, the day on witter, the
oonfederation talus§ erect: will be PrOolai.m.
ad a public holiday. A general review will
be bald of all the troopain this city and
frourtbn surrounding countrv,•whteh to.
Rather with Lb. regulars. will b. tho
est toren ever Organised In one body in the
Province.,.ll is estimated that 'there ate
over one hundred drill sheds in the pro,
tune. Every county and nearly ovary
lane town ban One.
. .
A large shipment of Boydor rifles le ex
'peoted.to arrive to Quebec shortly.
Jefferson Dsvhl remained at irilsgara
few Oars ►ad then proceeded to M. Cather
ine., 'Veber° he now Is.
.
The Hemmed cede 'Mapper Ben
- . . emcee.
Telograpti to the Pittsburgh Ussette.3
Armen N. T. ..June I.The - new , trial
granted 'Rev. Joel Lindsley, Indicted for
whitititeg blo child to death, nag concluded
to-M.9. The Jur. failed to agree. etaadine
tan for acquittal and two for. conviction.
and' were discharged. The prisoner then
plead guilty of Manslaughter the
lourth degree, and was sentenced ti) PIP le
rso. , 7
HoegOJIABOZPOry A1k04.11410111 Tatotoo
Terormok to too Kustotrib o.setPo
BOOTOL . Jon• L.-Governor ,Bolloek bag
retoea the' DM for Um sannatlon Or Rom,
Ppry to Bat on , Pommel there was no pro.
a
Tt= :0 111 rabmllolilm b ti. people.
• •
CITY Al D SUBURBAN.
turn TM PAOE.—The /When and meet re.
mole Money, Oil and Province Market Rer
porn ptarn by ..V Pamir in the atilt, vW be
Mend resourl 4 "burtA Awe. • .
• Delegate Election.
Elections were held on SatuOST le the
vaxious districts of the county for &de
'antes to the Union Republican Convention,
to meet at the Court•booze tomorrow to
nominate candidates for county: offices—
Weasurer, Prothonotary, CountyLgongpie
intoner, Jury Commissioner anti 'Coroner.
Following 11 a list of tile thilegatee abDeart
. faros they have muma to hand:
•
rut - ream:um.,
Flrat wor.l-4;oorgo Wlloon, Thos. itikao.
Second word—Thomas Otuol, Witham N.
9 V i t& word—Wm. Itoci;er, Joiaph
Fourth Ward—W.A. iatinlizokui J.11..11c.
Cane. •
- •
Filth ward—Bret precinct:4meg M. Tay
lor, Joseph Kaye.. acw oad proeilict:lthiorae
Canghey, Bawd Beck.
Sixth ward—first precinct: Jared M.
Brush, A. M. Drown; second precinct: John
Wallace, A. IL McCandless: ;
Seventh ward—Charles Bellew . ; John
Windlass. • ;
ff4s=
Nmlb swar4--.lamm Irmo; J. C. Layburn.
Tanta lampoon, naval
ALLIMINOSOITT. ,
Firet ward—C.F. Ingham. U. W. Lyon.
Second. Ward-4Juorge. - Perkins, ltobert
Dllwortn.'
Third viara—nrst precinct, Thomea M.
Mdrallail.U. V. thArley; second precinct:
C. C Braila). Ginter (Ass,. •
Fourth ward—Mut precinct: W. B. rum.
slum. Hugh McNeill; 600060. - precinct: Thos.
Meersw,ll. hicatz.
Fifth crerd..-Allen Mean., dldrander
Patterson.
Seventh ;card, Allegheny—August
J. F.ltuelsteln. • •
• 2108017.1111,
. Ban Birminahara—fobn R. Jacque. Wm.
Mitten rad.
Birmingham—ant preemcv.
Doyle, /Leary aleialarliahl; second precluat:
David A: Jove. Jacob
West Platabareh—Edward herring; Adam
Wearer. •
Terepeameevill&—r.O. Dornagtan, Caps
ir
to. N. Irwin..
Ortolti rittsiUtrith—Dr...T Roberts, Mlles
Rom shrift.
lionottisttels—John lileljr.,Tbotou Ros
alter. •
Mount WashlngtOU,D.li.ltergnsOn, Fred
e rick Rautt. .
Pitt—.l. IL Ilcmter, Matthew Anderioll.
oyklaa4—WlllWo lisrrlsort, Jas. C. Gra/.
Chenkler•—John'Dortington,•linbt-Lialg
. 111
Yortng, Isaac floss.
Lower sit. Clair—lkszttn Schafer, Lewis
Fritz.
Wilkins—Yr
Ltherty—John 'William Dennis
ton. . • ' •
precinct-J. IC.
IL Berlin:
Collins—Lower prtekrltt—Thivld
Davnl Jones.
Itawerfo—John Vooghtly, Jr., Angst
litekert.
Tag Acantity.—At the Academy of Meath,
on Saturday evening, a large and Whims.-
hie audience aseareblol to welcothe the fa
-smith ammo, Mrs. Lander, formerly 'Miss
Davenifort. She appeared to great Mean- I
tage L ln the great thOugh plotiese drama of
"Elizabeth, Queen of England." In tide
character rho Maidta lilstorl, and certainly
will not suPerlit comparison with the gifted
Italian historian. Mrs. Lander Min English
all 'that Ithatori is In her native lanlinage,
powerful, brilliant. and unapproecalide. The
play as presented at the Academy was the •
bolt represemtatlon of the drama we hare
ever obeerred In Pittsburgh. While Mn.
Lander abstained •Alitubm/t In Matchless
style, the minor characters were by no
means slighted or entrusted to Inferior ,
placer. J. H. Taylor supported the Part I
of Eager with rare good mate and lodgment, •
throwing - his whole tool into Its interprets- !
tion, ltd tieing with Zr.. Landeg for the
Koolauea of the mahout.. The members of
the very excellent Mock company ably now I
mined the other historical charthtem of
:the play. To-night it Intl be reproduced
and ere urge,atteridaime at tilt Academy
of ail those who Mil approctate the highest
atriwof thestricatenterminment-
Omuta llouna—Harry Ilotto, the lalellithl
C 0131.11.. 111 take N. beneet tonight at
• toe Opera House. A great bttl is carved,
sod iknibtleas a large audience out he In
I attendance. lie actor hal labored more
zealously to please. and entertath the
einukomeurAortnif portion of the coca nom-
Hy than ItLflot to, and his labor In that di
rectum has not been without .5111CCE101. He
la desersedly a great favorite 'and I. fully
entitled to • substan glad recognition from
theat ed ro-goars toolight. Let every mat be
mow 111 admn., to - ad the heart
and EU the pocke a ts of th g e l hu de mo n
rous Motto.
TUtaTl..—The efficient and
rnergetle MAttiager ikwry. of tow popular
place olmmusement has succeeded to con
cluding an engagemeet with the charming
ionisation artiste, Major Pauline•Cualiman.
itha agony* to la a popular drama,
and will be supported by Mr. kerarbuid,
the clever actor woo secompan les her, an,
the excellent Mock company Of the theatre.
V
How.
In Everitt of the New Totk troikas, under
date of May t, there appeared a letter on
the Carla Expcolttban,,and bearing the lot
title of .G. A. T." . The correspondent, In
describing the American pianos on ex Mb!.
1100. Irma toms =antennae cause, men
tion. among others the "Knabe," and Moses
up his allele In • chromatic landation of
the superior excellencies of the Instru
ments of another Austin. mitritiMetarer,
"'amend Ishtar , be says, Mlle best musical
talent maybe seen from morning till dark,
In eager competition to play upon them. ,
Now, this reads very well in print, and is
Intmetooly satisfactory to makers of those
instruisenta Wriomuld - 11011elpect thesame
ler the ..Ktiabe,” for the shunts plausible
reason that we have not sent any of our In-
Ramona* to the Exposition, and never In
tended to do to, and how the correspondent.
named came to mention the “ti,pabeo as be-
Ina there we cannot conjecture, unless it be
that he was soul:minted with Its groat malt
and enserpimeed qualities, and whined to
boon a name worthy to contrast hs put Pi
ano with, and as &consequence give more
coloring to his pin net. Although being im-
Portuned by many of the hest musical talent
of this oo mar/ to enter the Ewpoottlon as
competitors for the grand, prlxe,we have de
clined doing so. not from any supposed Ina
bility to Micce.aftilly ontign the sward, hot
the greed dement for oar instruments here
puts armhole and extensive resources to
tie utmost tat to taut the requirements of
our orders. While we do not envy the rityw
otatlO it of any other American • Manila.
ture, we yet desire to honestly sustain the
the unpurchaseni popularity of the Beebe
Instrument, and are unwilling that Its name
should Ito wrongfully used sat stopping
steno for any other maker.
Ww. Koss. S Co., Baltimore, ALL
new Organ-1'44 IStrpet .ktetbodist
Carmen.' .
We understand. by. n gentleman from
New York - , that the now and elegant organ
built by lituart. & Co., for the First liettio•
untChureh. Fifth street, Iley."Alei.
patter, was GI/WAILS week In the presence
of &number of • scientific gentlemen. Fro.
'fearer Morgan,. organist. Intended, and
gems most satistectory evidence pf the su
periority of the instrument. amh of ite se.
tonishing power in giving fortigeounds of
delightiul melody, most pleasing to the eat.
All present were highly stranded with the
Julienne and rt.:beano( the tone, add the
soft, moot bhar notes as the/some trembling
form sod echoed clearly along the arches of
the establishment of Stuart A Co. We can.
not particularise the qualitiesnod Moh
nen, Mall the mope of this magniflcent In
strument. lint two of them we cannot
refrain mentioning. The first Is the liar.
wools .tem Tremolo.' Thy stop, from the
manner or its con-traction, is Pivtillg to
Mr. IStuart , s, and It le remarkuble f lu
richness, sweetmeat and purity of tene.
The ether Is the Sthelonal stop. This
le really grand; It Is not loud. hot eon,
sweet, solemn and mount ful.
We congratulate Mean , it Co. on their
encases 10 getting op' this 'lnstrument, and
the Methodist Chnrett on being the posses.
or It. We understand it. will be ship
ped
dn
about two weeks, end, if we aro not great
ly mistaken, It will amerced° anything we
have In thee city.
Veidlet igalnet toe Pan nnn Ivrada
ludiroact.
A special dispatch from Middleburg, ra,
rooelved in thm city yesterday, maim that
the Jury in the case of the' holm of Col.
lititler &plat, the rennsylserdi Haircut,'
Company,' rendered a verdict In favor of
the plaintiffs, awarding damage. to the
amount of eld.ooo. col: getter, It will be
reinembortal. was' killed by an arcident
- which.occurred on the road near Lums
ville, Lancaster oonnty, October nth, 11413.
The anse smelted much interest...rid was
hotly contested try both sides. The Court,
In cherg Inn the urr, told that the eccident
wee tan ..bat or negligence on the part or
the defendants. our readers will .romem
ber that' him. Barr, the estlemble wire of
Jamas r. Barr, Esq.. was killeti theenine
atmident. •
=
The greond Ward delegates to the nomb
Unfair convention, which esnuthlee to.'
morrow. were Instructed be a spirited
meeting of oittheus held during the prime
r), rieetion, to use aim- bcnoruble means no
secure the nomination of demos Black,
Commissioner. This is • de
served tribute to a worthy and seethes
Member in theidlepublican ranks, and his
riemluallen would give satisfectiOn to the
entire party. Ilr.. Blank IS thoroughly so
uusinted with the Itepublthatur throughout
theeounty, aq eueotiel quaislostlon for
the new omoe. and would early with him
large mrperience end rare heathen qualifi
cations for the proper discharge of the der
Lica of the ix:anion, /co better selection can
, Milled ow she Maßread..
On Saturday last, Peter legiesby, et *d
ales townettip, wee run 'ever by the Phll►-
delphla express train, near flonieweal
Um. and ao ileturely Injured that he died
In abbot tee mantes afterward. It appear.
be was intoxicated ands' the min passes
bim stagyered and fell stalest the third
ear. The body wait not InutUared but otie
eiderably bruised about thehe►.' and breast.
Omura Clawson was summoned and held
an inquest. yesterday. The yard let of the
jury was, that he Gamete Wildcat!' by being
run over by the Philatielptua express train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad: No blame is
attarned to' the Zeitinter. Unwed: MV,-
DE
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
=Mtl=:===l
Deluge. Eteewbeee,
We 'noticed the fact of the envoi,' trial i
and conviction of ate= named 13.13,E11e- •
Worth, In Washington county, of burglary,
recently, and also hie incuceration In the
Penitentiary at this City. In our firagallu
atone to DIM we elated, tinder representa
tions made that ho land been employed se a
"detective'," and - y such had consorted with
thieves until he finally secured their arrest,
he being taken with them through an 00.
dentantling with the "authorities... • This,
hungrier, was all fudge, and we rectified
she tateapprobenslon.
EilswoMh turn. out tube really what pa
pers found In his possession Indicatml—te
scamp of the first water. On Saturday there
arrived In the city two gentlemen trona Ken.
W. Swot.. Eag., andAllr.
en, whose exceeding snxletY to sea Ell&-
worth in the Penitentiary wee gratified. I
The first named, Mr. Swope, it. member of
the bar at Ogdeuthurg, Kentucky, and his
object was to Identify the criminal In order
that he might make affidavit to a certain
state of facts and ' thus be relieved from
ball bond. to the amount of ow, into
'which he bad entered for Ellsworth's op
ineurance to answer two crimes, burglary I
and dareeny, at the Ogdensburg court.
During hie sojourn at Ogdensburg, Ells
worth wont by the name of, D.B.
Dir. Swore, recognised him as the "Identi
cal Individual.. The other gentleman !tr.'
Smlitiers, resider Sharpeburg. thirty-.
eight miles back from Maysville.. From the
name, and also the dela - 110.ton give n
him, Dir. S. suotweed iEllnworth.to he the
man who had murdered hie (Smithere) .on.
In cold blood, and for whose arrest he had
paid the reward offered, 41,030, but who hf,'
terwartle cecapal from custody. After
looking Mean Ellsworth, the Eentucky tom.
lleman docidedthat he was not the mitt.
derer of hie son; or the man who hada..o
arroetadop the charge, bet so nearly like
the pervert, that be 'believed him. to bee
brother.
(Con.munleaNd.l
The Mayor and Alderman Strain 11. ,
Nessus. Entwine: A partnershlD, per.
• gently natural and entirely homeogonons,
composed of fourpersons, named Alderman
Strain, Beth Wilmot, Daniel O'Neil and
Jame. Brown, hat been formed for the pur-
Pree of"smashing"thepreitent atimhilstra
'don of the Mayor's office. Tho,chief point
of attack at the present mnment is hued
upon thealleged refusal 'of the Mayor to
receive prisonersatthe Watch.house tinder
any and every olicumstance. One instance
tuts been brought forwent to provethe state
ment. which when eramthed will show that
the sworn evidence of Wilmot and Brown
to not• near the whole troth. When men
under oath tell only& pan to convey a false
hood, I cannot see wherein the act differs
from
The vital point of the sworn joint state-
Meat referred to m contained in the follow
ing minis, ”Wa produced our warrant of
erred issued by Alderman Strain; but
which was refused to be ...manned as au
thority by Captain Lewis acting odder the
instructions of Mayor lakarthy."
To show the u tier moral depravity of
these two Members of the flee, and the me
they am put to by the other two members,
read the following statement of Captain
'Lewis, ergo had charge of the watch house
at that time. ,
-
I errestrenn. June /. iIL?.
•
.1.11/00 the Onneeeon referred 10 in the John
Relearn. of Wilmot and Brown, I declined
to receive theeprisoner under instructions
given to me Uy the Mayor. Immediately
after C
had ayor came In.o whom I slated
went taken place, th e said ho would
have taken the prisoner, and requested me
to go after the °Meer* and say so.- I went
to Aide imam Strain% ofiles. where I found
James Brown with the prLemer. Inform.
et! Brown of what 'the Mayor said. She
party then , retnened •to he lock up. In
few sainutes afterward. [ Alderman Strain
cams. and.with the officers took the pris
on.; away, no I Understood to his oftlre.
M. W. Lawn,.
Captalri of Might Pollre.
I
The June term of the Qmartar. Sessions or
ericahull Court, commences today it ton
o'clock. The. Aestetant Vistrilit Attorney
wax busily engaged during last. week and
previoncly andrering businces for the
Grand Jury, no deter wai be eal.eri
cored by that body In commenclng
new, se Quite a number of bills are in read
iness for their action. While the Wender
cannot be laid to be unusually hoary, the
term will doubtices bet of the - usual length,
and Jury trials continue perhaps for ape.
rlod of nix weeks. • !
Jewelry.—The attention of our readers
I. dlrecteetn tbe advertleetemilof Mr. W.
' prantical and fashionable. Jeweler,
No. as Fourth street_ ' Ile hex lately recite.
,e 4 fresh amortmunt. of all the latent etyles
elf plain anti -Lashionablejewelry, goo gold
lono silver watches,' Miser ware wild an 4
pinted, clocka, 10.. which ho offer. at very
rentonable.prlsme to Mate who may favor
him with their patronage. Mr. Wits= at
-I=titteeVart
ou gl Tir and k rep iellt
y in the
mewl Inni to r friends as s e tale unsling
and honorable Monne.. gentleman.
Ifslgloo.* Pianos sr. Paalla.-The
slug tribute to our eminent Baltimore,
Wiwi:term Sr from th e Parts correepondeace
of LIMA., York Art Journal of May 4th:
The nen scale gramd piano, made 09 WU-
Ilam Kaaba I Co., of Baltimore, although
not on exhtbltion. Sr Justly exciting the
wartnest adtclratltm in artlsUo circles. It
Is at the private house ot Its corner, who
feels • natural prldein affording to the•nil.
ImAnto of Parte no oPPortnuity to elan:due
this splendid specimen oj American Waal
fort* ma/Infector. •
►/ro.et the Mansion nous. —About
eight ethic ic on • Saturday nights fire was
discovered in the attic of the 14131011
MUM, on Liberty street, IleGalde 6 Itriggs
proprietors. The engines were prompt in
enswering the alarm, alit IltlOCOOded in ex
tinguishing the Ore. before it ban made
much progress. The building and facet.
tura • were con.siderably damaged by
water. Not so great, however, as I.O&C114110
a ...pension or bltemeY. .The loss la hilly
cOssrvsl by Insurance. • .
F 41.1•0 IPle-1111e,—Today the Taman
Brotherhood hold a grand ploedo at Glen
wood Grove, at which the rtallant and 111-
trtpla General tYNeill, or Limestone Ridge
notoriety, veldeldruck terror Into the hearts
of our ocrijstas &Cron the border, gill be In
attendance. rie atra.ir promises to ho
largely attended, and doubtless will be very
pleasant.' epecial escurslon trains leave
Connellsoilla Italiroad depot at ten o'clock
this morning and Ono o'clock this after.
Body. Foried.—The body of to urilmown
man was found in t o MonorinatiOs river,
about Wen hunilmi yards below Lock :Ye.
I, on Saturday tut, about th ree, 0.01001. 11 e was dressed Ina blank mat, black pants,
brown,lsarral shirt, sad was about thirty
years Of age. Alderman butler held wn
Inquest yestarday. Tim yerdlat of the jury
was "that the dee:wed Cam, to :lilt death
by .frownlng, time and. manner unknown."
Another *light live oochrred on Can.
ter.avetme yeaterday. Some boys went In
to the shoemaker chop of Mr. MU, and, the
abuttere behor'elosed, lighted a match;
and having answered the pewee of light,
, wmt thrown careleasly aside. A trunk In
the shop caught dre, which, however ' was
dlecoveteu In time .and no conalderaide
damage remised. • • ;
Dr, Livingstone Ds noarts Africa.—
The travels of this lamented and eolebreted
explorer will be Inestreted at blew:safe Dell
during the coming week, commencing to
morrow evradog. As •work of art, It P.
ciserpassed, end the sohjeet. welch It rep
resents ts to Interestlnglhar it calmer fell
to draw crowded hones,
Dlapasad of at 'WOO a Chaisee.--On
awns.lay evening, at the. Monumental.
Val, a Weed lack KIWI. Sewing Machine.
Inlaid With pearl, sliver-mammal, mthog•
any. Any penson can procure tlckota at the
Mir any time. 'The Anent for tals machine
Is lamer Lour. at No. lit Meant street. It Is
claimed lobo the bent In use. , 31
DfllghtVeL—Wur readers shOuid remote
bet that Free Arearefen ?reins leave both
the Western rennsvivanla Railroad Depot
and the Aliegheny Valley Depot. at 'o'clock
this afternoon, for the groats sale of those
beautiful Building Lots at Sharpsburg. A
pleasant ride
Lowe. Ste and o han ce for • obeap and
ellahtt
meat. 'neietion• advertise
•
To Wholesale Hoyesa or Dry Goods
we offer bargains in Job lots •of Dress
Goals, Tintless Linen *Goods, and tall
lines of Sheritingi, Stuffings. Prints, Tiek.
log, Cheeks, do.. all of which we , will
sell at the very lowest 'eastern cash prices.
J. el-Bsaitaa./e Co.
OS Markel street, below Third it Fourth sta.
Mazard tweareWs Pod .Lltreir
The Purest anti• Sweetest Co.! L i ve r 011 in
the world. Manufactured hoer frelh
healthy Ilvere, open the sea.shora It is
perfectly pure arid sweet. Ask for "Hazard
& Caswell's Cod favor 011....inanufactered
by • • • Caswer.., Macs a go,, New York.
Sold by all druggi.t.. ' rrws
•
Fere*.lllng the Market.—Market Con.
stable Joseph Thomas on Saturday matie .
Informetion before 'AlCarto. Morrow I
against thee° grocers on Cennsylvants AT- ,
sone, charging them with forestailleg the
marker. The °Mindere were arrested and
0004 three 4011.0, and coats each.
Never s* Cheap as Yew—Cow . liras
Goodson west corner of Market and Fourth
streets. The Oslo begins go Monday. Bar
gains. and no mistake. Garatieee sew and
only ids. of business,
1 , 61.111317.2 - A.S . rawAsT. ,
17..4r) - body I. Go mg to tha gre4t4qlo of
Now Dream Gond* not week. do Ma wain
obrner of Market and rolin.b.ireeta. Mara ,
goNe at lose Ctito. half pylon. at I.lLialsas%
*MVALYPIaco of business.
* . • G•ungas d SreyrAwir.'
• The *owners of the Pittsburgh ciutri c t„
lou leave Me city on Pride, evening next
for Baltimore, to attend the Grand }batons.'
Swivel .of the :forth amerlosa Turner.
bung. • •
•
aosd Sy MITA tag —lGew dress
goods w>tl ba OPC.ilat prices lees than five
year. ago, on th e west corner Market and
yourtk street.
• • • tiNnI KR t BTS,LIIIT.
Be.. D. D. Dantaban, a. talented. and
amnion. minister et God, latent Baltimore.
Unattached !athwart° the Banded rtes.
byterlan Ohl:meta:mar Oakland. • • •
Fabian library rooms niiehbeen
open in Clavelatut. Five tholilland parse=
were to attendance atUutippening.' on :Fri
day;
Alm IL 4 61. Pries and tottaily of thlainti
are azimut the • Mastered Americans In
Pada, forlDevpookeudins r.y 17111...
. .
0111 i i111Z14114 lifll4iYan MAXHAFISe taek
lame Itirt mouth to (novel/mt.-
Xilluedetbk smiting uw4tis
Es
, .
Drowned let Abe Polionlat..-11c tela
graph it la announced that Jerner Crow', of
Allegheny olty; edn 'one of two etadente
of the National Deaf Dale • Agyinm, at
Washington city. drowned In the aaet
.branch of the Potomac river early On Plant ,
day morning, while bathing. Cram was
printer by trade: worked for some- time In
the Gzeirrre °Mee, and was held in higher.
teem by ble aegnaintences. lila parents re
side on Otim etreet, Allegheny,. and have
dm:Mason been apprized of the casualty. ;
West. Comer Market and Fourth streets
15 the place where New Drees Goods, on
Monday nestoue to he sold heap.
Don't fall to see than. Gardner's new and
only place of business,
• Gauen...o .h114",..61...
1111abt Flre.—The house of Itobert Dkr
eon, on Liberty Street, In the upper pert of
the Flll6 ward, toot lire 'from a detector.,
Lino on listorday, but the lawn, wore 01110•
• Liked with bat alight Omega, •
•
Comtulfted.—Alexander Bl'Laughlin was
dihrged .Ith assault and battory, hothro
Aid ono so Neillle,Socolol Ward, Allouhony,
on oath or I:lama Dtlyal; and cammlll.l
. tor Court in clotatUt ot.IIM hall.
A Private Letter from Brown, .the
thamtonsauller of American waturs.states
that e Is sattslled with Frank Queen a de-
QUItA natural that be should be.
D.vg, Good• 40n.41zy begl6
• Ml° great eale'or new Droa• Goods, ma (mu
Wan corner et Market and urtk etranta . ,
Cilardner`a new place or butane..
.;• lisaruntn a ii•mr..mi.
. .
The Gazette IS the beet and cheapest
local Alta general newspaper be the world.
Foreign tourists who have made original ot.
serrations so declare. • •
Gelled Stonee.—Tbo Black River and
Independence aro the beet in the markot.
For sale by A. It. Hand, agent, N 0.113 Wood
atreet,. Pittsburgh.. • • .• it
• Tbe Maim Tape street on the great
WI on the tower at the Court House
grounds. during May. numbered ono nun.
dreg andlifty.dre.
People oho Itre le glass houses shouldn't
,throw stones. for Colonel Glees or any other
men, to the Mayoralty contest.
It to Wittily Tirol able that Adllngten, con.
vleted of murder Mite Bret degree at But
ler, ',Mbar° a new trial.
J ibe Receipts from paewnger travel on
the railroad. centering In the ally aro tall
ltagolr materially.
Church dcor,lnafers were leen nemoro. •
syeeterclay. Newspaper • Meta have been
G. to Fleming's Drag More. No. St
Kering street, (Or Tlagseed Olt and Tur
pentine. . .
Go Yo Flewloa.o. Dram itto - re. for the
11:test:White Lead 10 the city. id Market
street.
• •
Vela Pm May Nnljla Llgners df all
kinda maps 8.. Vhol' Dlet.Llery, He,
PA DI, lid and IAS.
Pure Dragal ,Pura Drugs!! Pure
Drugs!!! Pure 1)rugs!!! at Kano a DruWs,
- To; Will Ilnd a Dental Establlsbmont
at Ile Paw, [area. .Dra. Bill I GllleaDle. •
.
' The teeing or the Sionterm pavethent
Ou Penn street, Is hrogressihg favorably.
around 'n11171,1, broken for the Fifth
street sewer next week.
Tors CAM BIS 7 Kew Hone et Joseph 41.
/loth+,
Told Out Bay 9d per 1,021..A.1c0h0l
Jneeph B. ►1e.....,
The ell • market is unOlatarbeal, paces
keeping verrlow. .
The Meanie/clogs letter lilt will be
mind on our third page.
•
Bowman are getting plenty and cheap In
thentukela. ,
The Ore alarm bell did ;rood seri. lee Ort
lereop.
.
, llnt few strsogsrs are reglsterwl at the
hotels,
Consolidation smuts lon little Woo
don.
Trade is quite lively fa thoetty. ,
AdditlonarLocal New§ on
..Third Page.
Il===
atlesale y sed Paden r. !emelt Company.]
Ort, errv, - Jone it—Weather claudy and
arm: rimed list night WO 10-day. River
Ave feet and mho! _The' steamer•Urlida
lett at ten o'clock. Yhe Allegheny Balliveut
boat arrived, • '
Ilnovranvru.a, June 2.—jitter 11l and a
half feet , and falllfß 'erlowly. , Weather
Lovinvsran,Softel.,—Rtwer falling slowly:
nine feet eve tonnes by noon' msrt.
Munot fio, Jane I.—Thiirl Vet ts still rising.
She Arlo:lases mar 14, overflowing the
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General' Bleak' her After tbs. Indians.
147 Tel. graph or the riusbnoth Gars tie.]
Sr. Lent, Jane 1.-11nutaua dates of thu
nth state that General Mearher has ratted
one thousand menand taken the held
ascalast the hostile. Indiana , A band or In
dians- attacked a. email party .of troonn
creasing front Fort Vomming* to Fort Ito.
Nee. New Mestect, on 'the •kth alt., and
dross them back.
•
Thencoatoriol Excursion.
ByTelemaph to the rldsburah liatette:)
OranA, June I.—the excaralon
D dtd =tints° morning as lutes.
Jed, in oonsconente of the non Arrival of
Gemini Sherman, who came this menlna,
and will scoompany the pompon Monday
Flabby. moat 4, - spatanit—nrowned.'
iaj 'rele.gx.pttb the Plastku G sae".
Now .Losnow, Ct.. Juno I.—d. pleasure
Oohing boat was copolzed off • YloUers
yesterday mOtotou ana' eronk. Copt.
Stung lbal. • Capt. Caelliagton ebb, Carl
Itrookeritb, awl a boy. Zlltlng al..ltoicars, wore
The 104.24 of Mt. Thema..
(Dr Tel.otraniVto tho . .Plttsonra. Queue.]
Nnvetod....ni, JIIOII I.—Havana advice..
to tho '&th Any the . steltiners Monongithel
end Bwatars, en wed et - Thorns. on the
14116 intentLiod *boy-he:to gotta th
to take poseosalod of the Island..
• Mail AireptAttemptatmleldo.
ey Teleaysph to the rlttabarde thotetta
Unmet,. InneLl.-4 may named Rees
mall agent bens to tontevaler,,' attempted
to drown himself this morntnoihut era+. ran-
Coed. Cause aberration. of mind...
•
,
too* its TUN gdoss I Aye, look at the
ruins of what were once madnielcoot Sett.
of tooth, to be seen eterywharo in society.
Look at them, and ask. yourself If it to not
marvellous that such destruction is pew
ranted, tenon hy simply reline Sotodont„
any tosiA, kowner fragile. •may be passers ,
ad from decay or blemish , as long as, llfe
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AI.Ex, Allan: 'UNDERTAKER,
No. IP* Pow* erica; Pittsburgh, Pa.
POPPINIt of all binds; OitAPES, GLOVES, gad
every de winded, fil* ►eaeral ►uralaidog (toads
furnished. Itornasogened day and night. Ileum
.pd Carriages •... ' •
Bran.Xcan—lfni. flat Warr. D. D.. INIT.
11. We Jacob., D. ew lag. NW.,
4.,h It. Viler. Aso.
RODGERS. UNDERTA
• X tit AND ZURIALWEII. aai:resaor tb the
late Samuel K. Rodgers, No. Sta. Ohio Street.
three doors Vona Dearett'AUarthaar City.
talily lioararood. Ilanogaar; Walnut and lloae.
rout imitation voliit., at Au lowest nadneed
prices. Ro.taa open at all boom dar and plod.
Hear. and '..0.21141(11/ fonalagul on
. abort sotlea
'an.: on mores uoarble terati. .
1? • T. 7 WITITE - fr. CO.; (AMER..
TAILORS AND IMBALIERIe, tlinettSs.
ter, Woad% Rmn and , ristaity. Labs Room. nt
lianahemterLlvers'iltibe s 'aarner &kitbag and
CliartitrA streets. Rama. sea Carriages
fi! FITEIPrARt Undertaker,
• twain. or 11011.iri and PENN STRIi6II..
N'inpa Ward. LiSae of all MO. Beane and
lArrladaa Murata.** the itlairtrat male,
U. .iblow-E-141
Daanin
(.M.DENT. Tint. !MICE AbD 'MAC
n2UNE klitakrnin •
. CHINETIDVS,
arm. and, srnEtT,
inposda WannananaD
JORN ' PECK,
97
reIiIWrXV KL .t:IAI Itnttr
'1,1e1:71, h a l
Ziai g grur= ‘ 1..1 . 11
.- Ladles , an.l standee:ma's hoD4ntllng dot. hi
• thenmama. inaaa.r.• ; laalbM
EL 33.
• •
Sealer of Welstria and Measareo.
Ne. 5 'omen& muter, •
• Betwota Ltborty it a . Tam stmt.. •
• orlon otolottly attoritlM to. Rotolo.
REBI9T4r.. • .
JOHN F: CLQLEY,
40144 44041:Sign
1;•.: , • • nu ....6..4 .4 -
15e.:154 1111.1111/It14)11T.:-.11Usbarth,-
lairtal/7 Inn:melts Ma cdit &WO.
IIIE101•7ANID
BATH' HG11:1E;
litedir'fit Aim:km orbto.sli,
- •
ri v THE
tllldtri.ll . lCellange. And.
gratZ24,3ilitArNCSauttrvxtiAct.
c.a~s ,
" -- ''~+%
B=ENEEM
TIE VitEiGY. GAUTIT
=
.
WEDAT:VIDAN gATIITEDAY..
A lame sheet, eantalnlng TRIETY.6IX Ones
131INfrot latersettneeradlng matter. Including
lasting Edltortala. latest Aaass try "r eleograr b
and Yall, rateable Readin• Mader for for
randy, and Wheel and most rellaka new.
dal and Commercial Alartet Repos by
ear Paper bows c try. No Farmer. itimbaule
/lambent be Pluton% U.
ratnalr ' l , os TU Inctmor 0511F1111:
81Ogle SoboorMoo $1.50.
flab& of life ' 1415.
Clue* of ........ ..... 1.15.
• • • .....
—Ln4 one copy of paper to the pereellattlina
up the than. Ada p lona to Oahe can be fade. ,
SOT num, at club rate. , • ' ,
Honey TO Scaanatuunu.-10 linietttUr
P.P... be tore and specify
...hat *Wales Vat
v.., as we Lome • Wen neniaT Zdttton IbT
aah
ecrlbraburin`butonemanaweet. '
4 31 . .... tr be Dreg,. deress4
rln Reeletere d uses, iy
Address, ' '•- sAzierrt,
PITIsI3IIIIOII. Med,
L A D Ern
-GOLD WATCHES.
Another Lot iust Itecetrled,
•
Esebrselng some of the best etTlee or
brosest,to this market.. • r .
PLAIN ENGINE =NNW. •
ENIMATISD TOP AND BOTTOM,
• PNA/STED AND INAILILTD.
We am:Mask teams Irian 'are desirous at pnr
kksiast atothlust lu able Slue fault at once ana
DUNSEATH & CO.;
J'crvcrollersis, •
S•G FirTn NTREET.
t. w. odor:
JOHNSTON ft. SCOTT,
•
I=l
, • .
Fine Witches, Clocks, Jewelry
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETC.
No. A .4 LLBILLITIt
. 11 - I rakto.N .4 %
fir PazilEor. ottani*o■ oltits to Itaosillog
Oioas .4 .1•4•127. ill wort It.
ranted
OHS FOR TILE MILLION'.
SMITHSON,
PALMER
& CO.'S\
AUCTION MART,
55 & 57
FIFTH ST . Pittaburgk
DIM) ermalmonente !of }batman Stook. o
Goods from all parts of the }bated States, to be
sold at
PRIVATE 'SALE 1
Wholemthl'and Retail,
REGARDT.VOF vAiarz.
•
MEWS. WOMILM , B, CMI.DRIN93 A I
YOUTHS/ ROOM SHOW, B
Mt BALA AXE 13' IPPERR. •
. DOMESTIC DRY lit/ODS.'
CLOTHS. CARRIMITEEN, JEANS.
COTTONADER. SHIRTS AND DRAWEES.
GLOVER DUDLEY.
II AN DKR/LC/41KM SUS P
CUTLERY. rocas? DOORS.
RATR,CANYET BACKS.
Alto; direct tram tb. manulhotanars.
Ingrain, Rag and Linen
iC',E2LRXkE"'rIS,
At Auctioit PricAisl
romans
. cao fit.B.
Nos. 55 AND 57 FIFTH STREET .
n. —Plant iure anadimelaid Goad. llort lOU
iv. Auction on E.V1.11.2 TLI uudtmor. , •
sninzsoa„ rAmis *con.
89 9 89 89 89 89 89
89.
89 89 MARKET 1011ERT. ' B9
89 68 88 XL Ya r° 131'19, 80:
89 89 Jilial4st :Street, i :
AND GET YOISII
8 9 9 11100T5- 9 SllOllB. •gp 89
9
0 ?HZ CLULLPE
Tierig :la T 8 9
449 1 IIICTION MODS NWT
,49J&S. ROBB,kk- m ar k e t a t . sP'
$9
89 89 S 9 89 - 89 89-89 89
11lipar, lIITERIOR 11116111,17A1
4f Me WHEICEMB a WILSON ISICW/Illj
11 KAMM 6 aisle all 'Patten, fan :waft
am and general pima:ism are ...in II eel
taintibeell and op irenetally admit /el; Um
Ilan einnatratlon of tante retalles 'nue
leneil, la isintsner. °onside...a netaasiie
IT, Tbey see stople, donning, nein bean.
WlSf[ll- 4 1 AGET.:I7I4
wo. al }arm irramer.
7
'MAMMAL'S S A LE.-‘lly - virtue
te.. of s wrtl of rewelattuut sepouor, tamed oat
or tg Distr....court ot lee unite , Magee ftw.! . .
thw Western District or twentsloolt. sad to..
I.le gkeeten, pose to pantie Ws. at Um , .
10T0111 bt/Ustr,, to ex
tee CH) of Pitteenflibr,elt.';
the ILITH HAT oF JUOIt .007, •
A. 8.. the followtog described prorseg,, , o .w.
Two Barrels of Whlskv. one half Barrel of
PolPilagoT u fg " i ' oci, " t:grti r oorn o
Beer Tub. otos rteeldler.. lyer thee. 01111 .
Hester, one Trough, l'upa n el Hoek two
per
sea s end Worms. me Ballet owl Tout .•-•
ob. seised end LAO e ss tbkoroDetly of Oparles..•
eleainee, At goe sotto( the United! States.
TAUB. A. 13AJWLILL •
Itsrshals Mtge, dune
Ntansuavti RlELEr— By vintue
the iiit:rTe7 ',P, 47trt i r ' gr,:.; 4,24V41:f
dretteed di Penney trults. an• to r
m . ; dl- .. "
reett.l.lol , l edge I
pud 4 td •-• tin CIAF..; I
rum uts ti to the Cite of Pltle - datats, od slut
1511 - tt ItLY JUN r, 't NOT. tt. WeleetA
Tan ii.r4V,j;l7,Fea!!;Lttt.,..;'ip7iMillt.'M
rr...
;TT Te_b . svetted dt,14,1, - ed Its t
ntttat,
. marshals Jane 1, Mr.
'MrAUßOAVß
tti.l"JtVerrtrr=rdtrroillf;l
....tern District. of reonsynvaal% .54
.11Joeto111. e 2 pose to oo .ale UNI
CUT 0 ' entotrurKK: 00 IltaY - f
111rn I,•Y LP, J UNK. 1137..{ an 0•t10ciK•......
tilt It'i.VVW6tl:7.l::;l=g;,;;;;;Tit:
well of Ilharloo tinavoo. et the sots
Unliso Mates. - 1111,11• S • /lOW WM,
MA.111.1..A.111/TICC, J•ne 1, MG. Ur:
,
CLOSiI & C O . -
PrittlealFurniturellianupuunas
CDR. PENN AND WAYNE STIR `
wan stras of lUßiTPßiietrastaall, I s
.
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lal U. lOILLF.II. ilaierur. Livery : . 7- .;.-,:-.. -, 0 ;' , .-, - . 7,•114. L..
.11.1.• sad ShLICIIITABLIM AU ii Plik3hditilie
..'!'t.
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ilTn l nilfr;nit7 Tr ' °"",
a i ry ' ? " D' jr iialw u rte7 . - •,'- ; " •••-• ~. '- ' . .,' :. . ir : Al
grirU:g;• 4:1".... ..'''ll`.l.l"k7Plrti:4 'f.• , :-',..,;• , ••;,;:i , :' ,
_,... 4 ,,
try tan day. month or' year. •ad ateedielid WWI
,i:1 - 7';',..f. , '..V.P.14'. ,
ape beet manse,. ' Petvate families tarnisnad , •.: - .1:;.0.;..,•fi.,.....n.,
rtwith the utast llama wild al elaikaak the&
7.,dlstiVriy4.ide.?'",J
.fa n s,.. n tatleil kept
,O . Pen. ll ho u n''' , ir ..r.. ,---- ,g , ,,,.;,,,,, , i ,-, 4 „.
_ROBLES FOR BALA AT ~...::.: ,',. ' ,: ' , . - ' - .1 1 ' , 5: - ;;!': . .::'''';,r...ii '
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novnird% Livery. Stiable- , '',:•.:•:..: , :. ,, •;'•i'': , • - ,-?: , ?: ,
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7LICWY gritLET, near Youcdtgatielnlinvinnt. .....4',l' , '- -•-'.....,....,' , t -:''..
. Oita ittina . vary senile re dnvti - vrtilinet? ~ -., . .7.'• ': ::.,,,,..,.. ana , e at loiloinetlve. taw 'nod driving ig5ag,;•,.. , ••••••',' , ..,-i,, , ,,,, t•
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tart, tow. op a dawn wank AlAtilk•fon inda , 'S .: • ...... , I':!it- , ; ./
lon. llama banint and Sold on eamnalfilialh'''' -,,,, ~. it.', .
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RoLams, Blau,.*
lackw.Gotten Mills, PlitOt!rgly ,
x " °l34 l,Vtifa i tti IT) YUDW
ASV HA'
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tE t of good griLoolol
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