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CRY:APE-ST aY
and BEST FAMILY
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rxeaga or not PAILT
71g1471,, (..:errlers, per 'reek • 12
NCI thibecrlber. per year..— , 34•00.
Afldres., • (7AZETTE,
rirrsevnuti. rcxm
ti . t 11,1-itticr..gh 'eliiitti.
Corenson PEWIT insists that he pre.
fiefs Confiscation to - Negro Suffrage.
We do not know how much pro'perty
the Governor has got that could be con
fiscate(' 1; hot wo conjecture that If he
has much he would decide, should the
point 'actually arise, to • bold on to what
Lc hasoind let the blacks have the NO.-
Tot. The British aristocracy have pow
erful repugraincles to allowing the work
people tho right to Tote._ .Theyresist - all
exterusions of the franchise asi lung no
they can without giving occasion - for a
revolt in - which Coruscation'.may bay,
pen, and wher. the ; extreme point is
reached, they yield with the best grace
they can..'; This is pretty much the 'Glee . .
with aristocracies everywhere.. They
do not, relish' relinquishing .power.
They fancy-the direst evils will happen
if the old order as not maintained; but
they *reap: .to hold -on _to their money
is the racist importqnt thing they poasess.
• ' LITTLE. or no hope remains that Max%
trillion's life has been spared. The cruel
Stunner In which he treated all Mexicans
who resisted his assumption of imperial
power, haameither been forgotten;nor
foralven. Besides, the Me:led - us are
usedto bloody retrilmtlons, end thbugh
. .
one crop is awe to bring another, hope
bfaangthrutri Moms some day to: , come
to all agrgement and establish a gcivern
meat whiclitshall conserve cider aniken-
sofa truncialliti. Against tho absolute
Justin° of inflicting . capital punishment
7 3lastardlian few will do found willing
iserlously to argue. Probably Juarez
would only expose .himself by Seeking
to exempt him from such punishment.
It is quite another.quqation Whether lib
•' • ortyand ordqr wilt. ho'ntore certain no ,
outlining to Mexico by additional blood-
Junin K 51.14.1" reports that the real
Work of reconstruction is progressing at
the South, not rapidly,-shot certainly.
It woula be . unreasonable to expect that
artiraosltlea,would die out of the bOsoms
of the Southern people ina few months.
It took thirty years toswork them en to
Such a pitch,' of exasperation that ',they
were really to: s risk everything in t o re
- volt against -the - government, • It *,ay
be safely conjectured that the present
generation will hairy to die, before all
tike' of the old bltteniess will be (Alit.
The Iterprimcans of Butler county
/aye done r. thing worthy of special
commernoratiox They have nominated.
Kr. lures J. 2.ldJuNstx as tbilr canal
dactifoi- AnsebiblY. If ib.e other coun
goa of the Weitswill imitate this exani
kle, there n3ll be llttle difficulty next
winter in proctriag ligialation on cer
tain subjecta of match general interest.
The Contention, also, declared In favor
. of Irtra.Mats as the licpub
imndidate (Or the Bonze= Bench,
Whicth was alling most fit to be done.
• ' VECIL PILEEDENT'S mlvements are
faithfully telegraphed. Re seems to be
wavering from bin stated determination
to make no speeches- :We venture , the
wet:Roden that ere he returns to Wash
ington the -flag distribution cad:pony
..Ivlll . 'be . re-inaugurated and the press
hooded with his political "me.isms" and
harangues. Seward and Randall are
breaking the Way for himto enter into
polithial speech making. They certainly
cannot be his fritlria. • •
TEE Republican ticket has been elect
ed In Waskiiagton., D. D. The majonty
is large and decided. 'The_blacks voted
for the first time, and the increased union
returns Dilly demonstrate that they cast
their ballots with the party which brought
them oui of bondage into the enjoyment
of liberty. The negroes have been
courted with but little success intim Dis
trict of Dottiest - du by the former sieve
holding party, and so It will be through
out the entire country.
COUNT BISMANCT..—WhOSC health has
been rapidly failing under the weight of
responsibilities.. resting upon his shout
derv, is about to retire from SCLilrepOliti
cal life. If be posaible for a man of his
abilities and , temperament to do,so. He
bas asked to be relieved from office' lin- .
xnediately atm. the adoption of the Fed
eral COmOmtion by the Northern Ger
man Status. The King has, assented to
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the'plzposaL . f
Veraws, Austria is to be fortified.
The war. preparations of Austria and
Prnishe Yuma . = no wise been interfered
with . aince the assembling 'or the Peace
Conference, a fact which may be re-.
warded signitcant. France looks
with.inspicion on the' continued prepa
rations going on en those countries, and
doubtless she has just grounds for
alarm..
Tai Judiciary Committee entrusted
with the impeaclunent questiotiluts, after
- the adoption of resolution censuring
the President for halal* been guilty of
acts worthy the emulemnation of the
people, adjourned till - ithei Nth inst..
Thus probably, ends thel..threatened ha
penile:Leer of-Andrew 'JOhretort;
Ju DGE pnivtwo. of Nashville, has
been declared entity by the Sehaie of.
"Edit i Tennessee, sitting as a LIMA of
Impeachment, 'of the charges preferred
against him. • The effect of the Verdict
will be his rethoval from 'office anddis:
qualification for the holding of any pub
he °Met hereafter.
Gam Pure very wisely disaryligres of
the order of th e Post Cemm dant at
Kane; Interfering with the freedom of
the prank Be „is anxious to maintain
pore and invielated the freedom of the
priaii Anil of speech, and will even suffer
treaatinablo utterencee in certain eases to
'go inteliaked:
' Ossanat, Baran tells several stories
in his book which most people find dit
fical,ty in; sistrallowing. , The. Judiciary
Committee took up one or iwo.of them,
and esaceincd Witness. The result was
that the General's 'statements were con.
.tratileted in important psuilculars.
MAintasin's chances for being eLot
are improiing. 314nIstei. Roritero hae
fall Jaarez's ability to treat the
royaLpriaonet In a way most .benettchil
to theleteresta of Mexico.
Tat aura of Capt. Swallow], of the
U. S. Navy. is announced. :" •
JitriZAtlON PAYI . S 13 at Tgranto.
• 'Din. bitmonn ("Edmund. Kirke")
-stumbled into literary success. lie was
a • quiet mercantile man, and had been
connected with irade all bit life in the
South and in New York City. Mortal
decor kis at :Orange, N; S., and his
literary ambition extended no farther
• than to the reading of, a.."lecturn" be
fore his% fellow, townsmen.. Having ac
quired some property in "trade,' a mere
dunce led Mtn to • hermit a pert of his
,means La the imreluese of the old Ratak:
erbecker'Avorine in connection with a
wealthrNew-Yorker. Ho acted as busi
ness manager, and tried his hand at the
story t'Amonn the Pines," merely from
an economical motive, and to sar‘ , the
expense of 'getting some one else to
write a seriaL, it proved a stirrers; was
Wiled in book form, make the Author
famous, and Hoed his pockets with greete,
bad), M*l'l Slra treat, Surprise. •
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VOLUME LXXXIL---NO. 131
Chlr.gu Met.
• We Infer from the account given of the
"Abominations of Chicago," by the
Ti„,„ newspaper of that city, that the
health of the place must be excellent:
The pure water of the bike and the deli
cious !meats describedby the Times, most
be productive, of health, sit'Engih an d
letigcri.ty, or sanitety !Science has been
acgtected.' TIM - Times, with that deli
cate reserve which distinguishes It, says,
Wert the whole truth known it is don bt
fid whether there is a stomach in Chica
go "that would retain its contents for
the fifth part of a Second." Thus ankh
the Times: j
A. gentleman from a suburban town,
in conversation with the waiter of this,
relates that nothing is-more common
than for Chicago butchers to visit his
section, end to buy op the refuse of stock
for. the Chicago market. Ile relates 'in
stances of farmers who sold. Calves not
yet a day old, and Which; beyond all
• doubt, oupilay later appeared upon . the
tables of Chicago citizens. When some
farmer hash 'rank-smellins htilLwhose
days of usefulness ate passed, fie kills
It, and sends it by rail to Chicago,
IThe same sort of things' prevalts all
through. 'The farming eeM.ranifities, or
a good many, re td Chicago as the
sink-hole . lore Which may be properly
drained all the'filth and abominations of
the Northwest- :Witch a cow sickens
/!lathery is danger that it will die, it is
laughtered and sent to Chicago to finds
,
ready purchaser in the ,meat slums on
' Kinzie street. •When ai rat is drowned
in the cream, or thecontents ofkream.
t and those of the po
, ti , de eliamiire ba
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me accidentally mix the whole is,
c united, and the result) is sent to China
)
co. Any thing tocinasty for home con
sumption • is reserva. Tor the Chicago
i nifirket. i ‘
.
"These are a few or the rlyulets of
filth that are daily pouring tindhexcera
,
Me contents into the city of Chicago,
and into the MOM/Mita 1 Chicago's:Citi
zens. As if these wee not sufficient, at
tint stock yards, in our veryonhisty there
has been eitablished the math fender of
staginess. From this "Channel there
"tours constantly through the alimentary
'canals of Chicago what, in theiadgnage
of the commercial reporter, is known as
*poor cows, old, bony oxen, bulls and
stags, thin, rough young steers, and, in
fact; all odds, ends and tailings assorted
from large drat - es' and what, in the
language of a police oMcial, is known as
*crippled hogs., sick - beeves,' cattle with
'tumors and absccsses, and 'cows- in
calf; thin hogs,' furerish and, crippled;
fmmattrie veal, and swollen mutton.'
This is what Ss being dealt - out daily to
Chicago,i and for which we are forced to
pay the most exorbitant prices. We- are
poisoned by mercenary scoundrels, end
then robbed to pe'y thelf expenses."
.• A SedStery.
'The Watertown Rcroemer
.gives the
detalli of a sad chapter in the recent
disaster on Lake Ontario. Among the
passengers of the steamer Wisconsin,
burned mai Cape Vincent, was a Mr.
Chisholm, from Canada, on , his way to
Missouri, in 'company with hie wife and
sin children. Ile was a man about fifty ;
five years old, had bought • farm in the
State to which ho was .traveling, and
was moving with his family and goods.
When the fire broke out he was sitting
on deck, hilt his wife and children had
retired for thenight. Ile called them up
hurriedly and.sought to save their lives
- in a most unfortunate way: One of the
small boats was let down to about a foot
orthe rater, and about twenty passen
gers leaped into it, and Mr. Chisholm
assisted his wife, three daughters, and a
son to get in. One of the frightened
crowd cut with a knife the rope which
connected the , bow of the, small boat
with the davit - , and the loosened end
dropped - down like a spoon, and at once
filled:with water. , '
The passengers were thrown nut and
nearly all drowned. Tblshappened not
more than a minute and t half berms the
steamer stnick . the shore on Grenadier
bland, end had all remained on board
as the captain ordered, not a life would
have been lost. Mrs. Chisholm, the
three daughters, aged respectively twen"
ty, seventeen and fifteen, and the boy of
eleven years, were all drowned. The
father and the two elder sons, who stuck
to aie steamer, were spied. Mr. Chili
hogn bad.s4,ooo in greenbacks, hisonly
fortune, which was In his wife's satchel,
and was destroyed by. the flainen Thus
ho was left in a strange laud, nwidower,
bereft of four children, without money
or property, with his great grief resting
upon his soul, to commence the : world
anew, The bottle} of his wife and chil
dren were recovered, and have been in
terred in the graveyard - at Cape Vincent,
and the sad, heart-broken husband and
father, with his two remaining sons, will
. go on to his homeless home in the West.
Few life. dreams have sadder chapters
than this !
Beecher on Houmalc Arehltecture
lir. Neeeher has some very sensible
ideas regarding household conveniences.
Ile thus describes the arrangements of a
-dwelling which meets his approval, and
contrasts them withthose of some houses
that are prevalent among us:
No mean little entry receives you, as
is too often the case in modern houses.
The .hail of a dwelling - gives you the
first Impressions. flometimes on enter
ing - you fear that by some mistake you
have got into a clothes eloset; . at others,
you enter upon a space so small that it is
only by a dexterons interchange of civil
ities between yourself and the door that
you can 'get in or the door be shut. In
some,balls so called, a man sees a pair
of corkscrew stairs coming right down
upon him, and fears lest by some jugglery
he be Seized and extracted like a cork
into. some upper space. Often the doors
are #o . orranged that what with the shut
fluff of the outside door, and the opening.
of inside ones, the timid stranger stands
'a chance of being imp:al:Lon_ [be latch,
or flapped front and rear, for, vigorous
springs attached to the doors work with.
such nimbleness that one needs tube ex
pert, or having opened the door, before
he can dash through, it will spring back
on him with a "now-I've-got-yen" air
quite . alarming:
1 . 117. name of 'traria Idathedotter should
•-be recorded among those of the world's
heroines. She was a young woman In
Lapland. She was an only daughter,
and had the rare of one hundred rein
deers, the entire wealth of her parents.
Years Since she concelveda desire to es
tablish a school among her benighted
-countrymen
_at Wilhelmina. It could
hot be done without aid from the Swed-
Lair capital. It was winter; and the cap
ital wall distant six hundred miles.
Alone she started tO travel the dreary
distance. She put on her skates.' The
cold waslntense. The days were short,
and the nigr.ts long. The route was
new to her. Snow and ice on every
side, and but few signs of life. She -ar
rived at Stockholm on the 3d of 'March,
1841, and accomplished her mission sue
usefully. • She has recently' achieved a
succesa quite as remarkable. The dis
trict became greatly . agitated -last =m
iner over some troubles between the In
habitants.- The only waytd settle It was
through the interpordtPm of the King.
Not a man was willing to make the
Journey to the capital. So Maria. was
appealed to, and with a consiniet out
upon the long Journey, with her skates,
and executed her trust. While In Stock
holm she gavean impetus to the plillsp
thropic labors of the worn.
On the 11th of Novena... out on
her return, going by steamer to Hemel.
sand, whence she was to travel one bun
dred anti fifty leagues on herskates.
—The London correspondent of the
Chicago Journal—whose letters are al-
Nays a little illatitured—writes the fol
lowing alsint Charles Dickens: "you
know, of course, that ho bus not, An a
long-time, lived
with • his wife. Not
long ago be made a - perchaso at a jewel
er's of sundry , articleti amounting to
some two or three bundred pounds, and
directed them to be sent to 'Mn. Dick
ens.' Prom some unexplained canoe,
the messenger took them to the real Mrs.
Dickens, instead of to the person in.
tended by Mr. Dickens, under that ap•
venation, and there has been quite a
row about it. Mrs. Dickens reftisea to
give the articles up, and Mr. Dickens
refuses to pay for them, and the Jeweler
falls back on the letter of his instsue
tions. They=
were, he says, Ordened to
be sent to Mn. Dickens, and:to Mrs.
Dickena they were _delivered. It the
grog anther dares toSatn • public expl
ore ,their rill be, p*U.7:p.ieceofivotk
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INT EDITION, SECOND EDITION.
ONE O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
MORE ARRESTS OF FENIANS.
Bismarck Asks lobe Believed.
AUSTRIA FORTIFYIND VIENNA
IlyTtleirapit to tllaPitt Marlin orrettit.)
iRELAND.
' rs'arr or results TT D. .
Deetra, dispatch
from Dungaroon reports that Dilie Lttbnty
or twenty-pre Frnlsne, whin attempted to
land near 'that plate, iwore arreeted and
lodged tall'iderford conntY it!! to .twait.
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AUNTRIA.
104TIF cevoit or Magna 081)111t4D.
ILIMA.juno B.—Tle Aortal= govern
ment hes ordered the (orthicon= o tt.
any, e.ne work titilbO oommeneed forth•
with. ""
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istsuaiser Ames To ni nectavon.
Beaux. - June Is said the: Count Ms
march bat asked to be relleml trout tho
cares a °tee immediately alter the adop
tion et the Feticial Constitution by tho
North Coition Buttes, add that the King
bat siren lilt aneent.to the proposal:
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Liyearoot. Joao 3.—The iitestreors Korth •
ern Light and Near York hare arrlria at
Sontham titan, and the City of. Manchester
at Oneolistoan, all from No YOik.
-. t)tassiow,:/ane 3.—The steamship Cahalo.
oda, from Now York, boa arrived.
PIPECIAL By THE CABLE.
fßy Telegrelinto We Plusbugh Usestle.)
:la await :cm : Molts TO Tina .szpostztom
,
E.w Tont, 'June 3.—The Ileroids Parte
special says,' Tire Czar Altmann. comet
from Berluziltreet,where he was entertain
ed by King NYtillam Of 'Prussia, and as
corded interviews to Count. Bismarck. He
had visited 'Copenhagen presume's% , /t, I.
'said that the Russian Boys% Party win .so.
tend Its clod. to London. The Emperor of
Ansel. Pr i nceattended daring his stay in
Porte by Gortechakofr, ntantlebiter of
Foreign Affatt, The Coast eldest Mater,
the (hand nuttiness Marla. of Easel; has
been in Parts since the Bah Of Bay.accom
fouled by her sea, tine present. nuke of
lonetnenburg. Wllitam, of Prnuia,
and Count Bismarck, are Modred. for Immed
wei, King victor Einannel, of Indy. and
the Viceroy of Egypt, will. It to said, mach
Parts Within thirty dert from the present
date.
.
The Grand Frle de Faris, of one hundred
thousand francs,.lth the Empuror'e cop,
the twomoet ea gerly sought for prizes In
the French tart contest., were run for to.
day In the Bob, de 'Bologne, and won by the
horse • Verve/duty. There were at /east
100,000 peewee. hailing from every nation
on the earth, present ou the ocesedon Fen.
sahletta aud•Patriclens. the winner. of the
French - Derby, made k dead heat at one
time, mot theaert hest, which decided the
rime, wee won by Fevre/duos easily. The
Emperor 'Napoleon. the Czar Alexandria of
!tussle, the Grand Datheas Marla of Russia,
the Kink and tlneen of the Belgians, the
Pacer. Murat and other royal personages
were on the Emperor's stands. Napoleon
and the Cis: walked through the crtind to
ace the borers.
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afaahet&L MID eriIIgtERCLIII.,
LONDON, Jima 1-6reltiris.—Consols %rig;
Erie. Pgi 7 . 35(.12% . 1
7 -
zeroed.. nue 3—a tep.—Cotton Orin.
er• tries of 20,000 zulddringuplands at 11%0
Brimintllrd quiet and linctlaustml.
Provlsions,Pork deelLned to Ms. Otter at ,
tides are uncb.dced. Produce Is dull and
rtuncipily Japer. tkontr.on rosin is; floe Iss.
Spirits turpentine CM. Petroleum Is Ol for
reEnos and; 10d for spirits. Other articles
are unchanged.
tonnos.Jeue Z.—Eornine:—llreadstetts aro
unchanged.. tiatt quiet: iron advanced to
Us for Bootritalg;
ranr i thri ood
mytansri
to
11010 s. •
Faasesoar;Janel—Emafao,U.S.bods
snged June I—ielne.—Petroleum
unchanged.,
FROM THE WEST
Attack by Ibdleris es Cals'areekbos.
tloo—barp *now ow lb. Sloantabs•
—Nebranim Leislslskare bad the Z.x.
corsloalsi.
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Now You. June 3.—The Herald's Fort
Laramie epeclal rays r. The ilootherisChey.
erne, monad the Smith Platte - yesterday,
going north. They attacked Cole Crook
station, thlrts,Lt miles west - Of • Piedgerlda
this morning, one hundred- strong, and
drove off tour mules. Oen UMLLn area kill.
Genersr Auger, with reinforcements,
'is on his way to this pest. •
Sr. Louts, • June 3.—Late Denver papers
report ten to eighteen Incheset snow, and
heavy rains fell Uwe between the Dill and
Snit oil. The snows m deep In the atone
mins that the coaches mould sot go through
to Central Chy.
A tau named George Miner, seism
years old. whd was motored C : the Black
feet !names In IPM, and stolen by the Chey
ennes the foilowtow year, it... escaped and
reschedDenver. /le reports Ave smite wo.
man held captives.' One of than was the
wife of a doctor at Council EMU.
The Indiana keep itternaelvaa thoroughly
hosted to regard to military marementa.
They have many Speneer ;idea, procured
from tilliete. The LAM= isontemylate o
general and eimultansona attack along the
Platte early In Jane.
The Indian Commissioner, ladge KenhY.
.dparty, Were attacked at .Bridge Ferry
on the 15th: Captain Mille. arlitt Mope,
penned %Demand recovered all the stack.
One Indian liras allied.
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The Nebraska Legislature on Saturday
&anointed • committee W act. "Cal a noun
mitten of eitizona Of O:Paha. to glee the
railroad excunrionists a grand reception on
their retarli,
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The .Omaha special to the Tribune says
Governhr Kant, of Colorado, has _asked au
thority to organise mennted volunteers for
a campaign _against the Indians. Three
thousand friendly Utsa, he say*, will Join
the expedition with the pertaneten of the
Government. Generals Costar and A.. 1.
Smith are at Fort nays with 7,2410- cavalry,
Three hundred men with their horses have
deserted within two weeks. _Every station
on Smoky 11111 Is well guarded. A light oci.
cured between the Sioux' and .Pawnees.
Thu former were victorious. Pm* Inning
one Stone killed and live captured. Oen,
Sherman wee at Omaha on Saturday, and
_lento-day with he. Congo:4ollmd party
for the end of the Paeine road, when he
wilt Join Gen. Anger tn the '1
FROM Apo
TOe FaSeefllfazheols uue4eiseidi•■
care Peete.st Aisles* Aey loenlreey
Towird• A11111111Frb• AVM& • atr NOV
Tork ReFestade4l,
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CB. Telegraph is tie Intuterstr darette.l
- Pont, Jane 3.—The 'llerotd`i New
Orleans special lays,. Taa Jeans stamp
payer at Ban Lela Petrol hagracentiv pa¢
tinned all the °Anis: norrespondenee Inds
tine to the safety ofaxlmlllen, end com
toent., upon it In a manner that wouldseem
Indicate that the' Arch Duke would•re
enter, no mercy. James'.- Generals have
strongly protested against any leniency to•
...2,111 him, and it is relieved this p altllen-
Lion In the onleled organ /a w/th Mew to a
lestlrleation of the. tater. course, of the
Mexican Prandent In consenting tnhis eg
eentron.
•
Ge - sand Steil, the klexican Adept here,
whe ionSdes on Staten laiand , wee serenaded
by his Mexican friends on eawciay autha,
In his remark. he Said Jaurea °mild not
save Idatirelliariou thn pnople demanded
retallituan for his barbarous decree. Gen
eral S. also said that air. seward had shone
spitematic Opposition to Me Liberal. be.
caune a neat relation of hie was connected
with as imperial Exprtent Company.
FROM OIL CITY
Kum Anwar Sitleoad
• Minn motels ILI studied—Dolma. et silo
Riagleaders Usder Arrest,
,
(HI Telegtatolt to tb
(Mien Una.]e Pl.tsbaroo (Mottle. trot
etter&
June 3.—A riot occurred
here on Saturday night among a number of
totosiented empluyeee OP the gannets Ball.
med. 'Cairene attain pUng to quell the
laminates ware sertously- handied.• Dr. Ar.
tag, • proustrimiteitlson. 000 wee called to
Wend wounded man. was beset by the
rictters, and se riously if not fatally Injured.
A number of others were Injankl. Began or
h- ringleaders Were 11.1111111.cd, und I
'difticulty the excited *rowel Wan ro.
;trained Vont lynebing them- .
Weems !IMAMS. • ,
tßr Telegraph to the gittetereh (remittal.]
N; Tear, Jarldl.—The Herald's Pane=
venial mys t The Government *Moles of
Panama have held a meeting, at IMMO It
Y resolved to 4001 are the /alleles lnde.
&indent or Me Federal rule, if the late m
ml oa3or 06,04 t
'l=ooo ft from tm toe interior ate
bin
on the 11th 1036. •
Bathe" County Polities. . y
.
lfll
Telsarspe teeth Plittherall Venue y
herraa Pa., /me 2.—The nepublleary Om
ethtlan wee held here thane . . &tun number
of dale/rate/ bile[ In attendenee: damse l.
eloJerthlo Wee sthealaated for Amembiy.
Tl i =dex: o es . lo the ag a te . er, „ l. l l v aLl were
Cses w Dort:
PIIIADELTNIA, Jana I—The chess contest
cooelatio& 0102-I,lllackenem,
Yorkoroa sit the ststom‘ • Itelchism. of this
a1t1r.110110..41,0 SCUMS W11211d111.19.
0.,IMP110902101g• cosmoses& with
tbs.rossisetuitettelstycmksrs tacos
llitilarr Deal. ,
CBI TeIMMO $0 ratar.oo
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W weal po+rx lutbbrollad at
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PITTS'BURGII, .TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1867.
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR
ArTIVAI St nalelgim. fi. C.—lte Is Wet
to the lataiel'he Piesldeot's
iteply —lts. Mtwara Itetaes a Sgivetht
Also Poeta. Grueral 11.1.0101.
[By Telegraph to the Pittabiargh Gaiette.
Plimeen, lune 3.—The Presldmitial party'
lelt Richmond this morning between 3 and
I o'clock. On arrlvlng at Petersburgh they
.were mot by the Mayor and General Stone•
mad and breakkastraL The Mayor agoras&
ed the pleasure of the citizens in having
them for guasta, and raid id the Pri.ldent
that they would Abe much! gratified If the
party, on their rOture trips, eroded reinolo
longer m Peteraburg than On this oesasloa
In order thetthhto relight ho an eeteradoe
of hospitality. The President-egpressed
thank. for the kind reception and boned
that he might In UM future be ebb, no re•
elproestet
Plettraii ireflieached at 12. o'clock,. m.
Itatmen,.tune S.—The President was met
at the fitipot by the falloilug 'named ofd..
eon: State Treasurer 'lattice; Secretaryof
State Pest; Comptroller. ildrgent
shall GotkUoo, and:* Committee of the City .
Cormell. Mr. Battles, In 8110rOSIttlg tho Pres.
'dent on behalf of the people of North Can
olina, gave him • welcome to the State.
The President replied I have no lan
'mg., adequate to express, my feelings and
emotions on this occasion. I shah not now
recur to the semses of my early life, for It
haa not been my Intention or drove to make
any general remarks on this tour, hut sim
ply to acknowledge and exp.ss my sincere
thanes for the meinifeetation of teepee( Of
my fellowoltirens. I acknowledge to you,
sir, awl Mello Vhoth ye w n represent, grati
tude for the welcome hich you have thus
given me. I MUSS leave you and others to
three WhLt I Ought to have said, 111 had
ventured upon • full coyly to the remarks
which you have made. Aimm, gentlemen:
I sincerely and heartily thank you.
'Mr. Bettie then welcomed the secretary
of State and Postmaster fieneral..
Mr.:Seward replied m a plenet;dt speech,
is the enema of which Ise said he "could
bear testimony that the Pres/lent's only
objects are, restoration of peace, harmony
and prosperity throughout the Craton.
believe bin conduct of public affair. has
been its all reenacts, not only patriotic, hot
wise and benevolent. 1 thank yen for this
cordthl welcome in the name of the author-
Ulm of North Carolina. All the world
know we, of the national etlmlnistraticin,
held all the federal Kates cloudy within
their Constitution.] spneres. On the other
hand, It becomes us to show, es I trust we
shall while we remain here, respect for all
the proper rights of North Carolina, with
loyalty and submission to the constituted
authorities of the ancient and honored
Commonwealth."
. .
Postmaster General Randall also spoke,
remarking that the President has an earn
est nopo that prosperity may, In all Ite
Mine., follow peace, nehten now prevails
"throughout the land, and that we may In
all respects be a united people, •peaking
with one voice, and that voice for the glory
end PerPetnity of the nation. I know this
Is the feeling which animate, the President,
as well as the great masa of the American
poop le, their hope and prayer being that we
may nave one body, and that a bound bee;
one [loth, and that a stem one tor the glory
of the Rep ohne.
The eeremontee having 'closed, the perry
resumed their journey.
At stopping Mammon the way to Raleigh
many miaow, white and black, approached
the car to shake Manta , with . the President
and converse with '
Among the Incidents was an old negro
an rushing through the cloud at the
Warren depot. gemloSt the President's
hand, ebo egelaimed, "Brom de Lord; I'm
been praying night and day for 111. day to
come round, des I might see de President: ,
A genuine black men came up and lotto.
dined himself as Castor Johnson, saying
“Dat's a good more." The Prmlitent plus
muy replied, "Teo. 1 think so. It will not
disgrace yen, If you do net disgrace .
•
!IMAM.. N. C.. June :.—The party ar
rived at a quarter put tour. A large crowd
was to wahine. The President •out cheered
on the hmding. Generals Sickles, Berns
and Rills were at the depot. Itermated
sheen were given In honor of the President.
Mayor Bayern:a addressed the President
tendering a cordial welcome to the besot
tattle. ot the city. The President respond
ed by remarking that It would be edema: ion
In hint were he to say he woe indifferent or
insensible PS thls manifestation. ile•eould
not prose Paso tolls Indere or manhood.
Soda a Wake:We' se this from
thaw who have _krnien him Ors& And
LTArrCIO ILlfitileitbslehlinativil City, WWI
apprenauld, Ile had nothing fur
ther to ea, than to tender to the Meyer and
theme whom he represented, hie change for
Ibis cord lelprelcoma A protessinolwas term.
A
ed, a Preeldent . being accompanied by •
mil ry mom. Ile was cheered as he p...
sad roach the principal streets , , and - on"
g YarbOrough e
to the portico.
null was there ntrod prooeeded
unto to
the crowd by tiers. Worth.
The ?mildew. In • reply tendered hi.
thanks maul mild : here Mike city of Ral
eigh Es where my infant eye. lint saw the
Ile ht of Heaven. Here are the scenes elm,
childhood. Here to everything to Mud man
vitae fellow and tomes-tate him with cur
roundiagotdects. Here sserixre the tendrils
of, my . heart have mime Orin hold upon
everything toed:itch It Is attracted. In mak
ing my entrants. Into this city Lode". my
mind Involuntarily weedered Deck to
the time when I left Its etreets,
a penalises and inexpertermal boy
to mac lay way in the world. lapplause.l
When looting bask forty year* and ratans.
tug here today, I. beg to Ingnire where are
those lien Debinfit in the language of pr.
[ Wry Itself, "The friends of my etilitlitedi,
whereto, they?. Zelloatiewers where. tierce
MOM emigrated and genie to other lands;
some have complied with the Inexorable
and Irresittible call, and bare mowed to
that undiscovered country from whom
1 bourne ho traveler returns.
. .
Ispeen, I ask, the friendeot eh,ldbood.
where are they Ilaywcods, Hunters mad
Lyme I Where are the Peens. the 'toy ,
L og and amide.. and Jetioes Whore Is the
loos Ilst of men who lived at that day mat
who commanded respect for esurdsmer Of
principle 1- (Applause.) tindese cir-
cumstances could feel er
ra th eltferentt
I would be Wee to say Munro if 1 forgot
you, and not to Indulge M self Oradatton, 1
can ray I feel proud ache demoastration In
my honor Soy the enlaces of my native
land.
••drast hes there alit with seel m dead,
Who timer h sett has sate .
TEL Is my mem =satire Lad.,*
(Applause.) Thistle not the time or etas- I
elan to amuse the putglc mind, but as alto- 1
Eon has been male to my not going out
from _among you, I rosy MY. ever
14nee 1 farmed an opinion • .0 to I
ftmdancental principles of Government. I
have adhered to them, andlo the tkinstlto
tion, the Oaten and the flag of my ineetrY.
(APplause.) - When 1 went oat from among
you, andfrotu the time 1 become connected
with ?alum, 1 laid down as • rule
a.coneeleracious performance of duty,
and adopted the Constitutan of my corm-
try la my snide, and by Wee .wnether In
prosperity or adversity, 1 tient always
teen grated and canrolled ited come wail
or. woe, In high placer or low Maces, vitt, i
Illetlonstitution. coy geld., with my heod.
lard • ea Me altar of my - counter, t
wilt leave them. great prhselples for
there who are to follow. (dement.) eon
of my leadlos tenets has been the prosper
ity of the great =meat the people, holding
Mat. MI persona without regard to condition
or. color, should be esteemed according to
Intrinsic worth or merit, leaving each to
ries, on his own merit, courage and energy.
Let. Ude be - the standard, ef, that overt' one
may Demeaned hil true Vesture. 1 trust.,
Instead of discussing party harm, creating
factions between North. Bench, East or
West, that all exert themselves to there- ', inoration of the union of these Staten, so
that the deg . man fleet over a pre.-
perms. country. (Applause.) Let or, .Of
friends, repair the breeches made by war
and restore the Union. Thlxibeleg , amour
unshed, we en., then make such amens as
erosperitymd ealem may °emend. Lot us
efface f rool our minds the memory of the
fact. Let tut poor ellen the troubled Waters
and restate peace to the States. Tele
'tea s been my • constant object. i het
let this pea. I.lstinply come to
this place m compliance
with your Se
.estation, to pertaLkO Irt a . ceremony to
cooler an honor upon the memory of one
who was, a fee years sae s In your midst,
:Tills his not emanated, as 1 unduretand.
- from any particular quarter or gamily. One
send to you, you men. Thorn is much
WS es 10 ' tiallolo4olllll adearruntes, • an.
but If any of you wish to tOCCOOO, or,
men,
• I
common phrase, mate ,yoursolves men, you i
will AIMS.° do en through your on ere, ,
hon. 1 know memo of you are nimbler with
the hardship' and dory trials- thrones I
. which 1 011eetitUlaed Midair the time that .
. bee siemens elnee 1 left you. It is not for me !
to say whether /have aucceeded or not. Let i
.that be m It may, MI , meals nearly run. I am I
no nerd/ant fur anything. The way Is open i
for all. All plates of ercolunient end el.
thtetiott are before you. • There are here a
low of those in whims hands. the &Simla. ,
I tractor, of government ill pained. We are
camas away. Tim next Wave will brills'
you, young mon and women, In place.,
and r' ou work will fall Into other hand*:
Ttnoldma, the greater shoulate 1001' of
forts to prepare yourself for the reeponel-
Whine. that must is time devotee -upon
la conclusion, permit me to -tender you
my thanks for Ibis cordial welcome, feu.' '
oared through your instinguistied mph). I
ThLathe. we tiovernoe Of the mate. ,
rough she sent me t 901111tiet. and I
friendless, Sod did not Ilford me mono ad. ,
vantage, which you now isnloy, and though ,
on reLmineg / cannot do sobs tholutguage ,
ormy.ithoo.Knor, Icon say with pride and
setts:Mellon sheismyteraner, and whatever
may have been her 6.llwpm:terse, I love !
her slut. radlesinal-,gentlemen, let me
again expires MYlleartfelt thanks for this 1
warm Wixom= on returning to my natlee
it' aPPLOheligeldnin mite retired was repeated-
rled.
- &watery neward was loudly called tor.
In the course Of his remarks he midi I
have see wad Missy atom Um political Ot.
nation. Whin the idle. zelsobleelens ex.
pnisoloix Vett the gayssfard ms :depart
In intpease,"was cittered.lnotteed sla well that
when the tempter went - .abroad he placed
his month at the ear, of kfarth
Carolina, and she Want Oar wjah' the
rear but most lolliti. - &MX Mid et all, I
hate-nun forgotten: that Ithartheatenna
virginal and PILNIIOIa Wen to Beal
de.
was dlstiaireltheta br tht i tabrt.
OM trete in the DellOom skies, and when we
amt out the dove and olive branch, Intl/tint
, the wanderers to come home, North Cara
Ileatinttered and blitent4 tollatlrit tO.Uti:
, mt. lAPPIIIMe and Mughter.) - _-lon newt%
' had 6.70312/10nrod•Part.' Yeenelerthipra
bad - -any ratties.VM- MAL, Tens ..110 00 1
alwa t" 4 • l "... - --*"'IT.4:047;10.11:1",-
came mixed,
Al be wit
%aid'lV -
man*
i:if , '..A .- i] .: :il' . ,'' , ',; . ;''
...,,i,,5,,,,,,1•:.,f;tt-,:g.:0:,:.:1,_:..7.,,.
L 4 XED
GEN. POPE'S PISTRICT
Important Order 12fieted — Tholt.0..ro
of sho Stabile New paper ulitup
_
M=l3
June e.—Tbe following Is
the substance or an liirportaat Nenerea
Order Just Issued by 6enerAl rope:. .
First—toe Inforferrenee of the PIMA
Commander at Mobile 'rite the newspaper
onbliihad there is ecified disapproved and
his action reversed.
. . . . . .
second—lie declares It Is the duty or the
,mikitary nathorittes to secure the utmost
.
' ire - Mime etspeech and of the press consist.
cut with the LAW.
Third—Orders that no OilCOl.l Cm soldiers
! In his command to to Interfere with need
ottri
patters Or sneakers, on an pretext. II di...
turbanee u feared, p talons. wilt he
i : U l l g t ' A ' ri.l ,Pr 4T ra gol l ik tn ( "c ' 'el l" c' t..l, ' i
the legitlmato eiurulet of the fresclom.of
discumon; but even In such rases no cotton
Is to be taken but by /Street orders . from
i
than headquarters. We Onto sacred till.
ttes to Whit towards oar country, and
1 !Julie AlSEltartte must be the drat contadere
; .lon we I,hould have In slow on attempting
I to resolve any questlet.' .
IMPEACHMENT MATTER
•
The Audit,tarp Coewrptflee *ate on the
Question—Ayes& )'4l,t,r. 141•7. irly.—
Itesulation Censuring' tat Pres(tient
Paaned.
Illy to to rani to the Plitsbarith tlaret
WASIIINIITOX, jun. 3.—The gauss
Mary Comtnitbe adJotttned to-day to the
Mth. The meeting on the %th I. to enable
the Committee to meet the improbable'con
tingeney of a .7 nip session or Congress, with
the report of the ['remedial:a.
The final note on Impeaching the Presi- .
Vd e L t saM f tirr r .li h . l t71111:4 n 'il?otfr=
Lawrence voting aye. and mere, Wilson,
Woodnriag., illWaball. and
Choral:Ml any Oa ttul.qacetion. •
A resolutma of 'coUsura,;.doeJariny the
President had been guilty - of acts which
merit the nondemnatMn Of the People,pas
sed by a vote of seven to two—dieser.. Eld
ridge and Slarshall voting nay.
Luring the primacy .nonakieration of the
rote on censure, !debars. liontwell and
Thomas TOLOII opposition, but finally
ebaugal their rotea In the discussion of
tblequestion lar.Eldridgu took the gronon
that the committee ens transcending its
duties in considering or puling such a rms.
.
caution.
MAMIMIAN'S FATE,
•
♦ Letter from sseateen Itto ttttt Ro
mero on the lettleleet. •
Teatiniph to the Pittehargh oheatte.l
Nam Tone, Juno letter from
tqr uncr.ro to a Wend here *ranee that If
Vislmillan s psoloffed and allowed to go
home, nomad, in Europe wigive email
for magnanimity, as Weak albinos are hot
annposal to he magnanimouila hot on the
contrary It will ho said we'ilitl so through •
fear of public Opinion 10 Enrope,
and because we would. .•
1210 t ' Clare to
'treat harshly an Europeal:rince and
soinresgo. 1 do not nman y this to say
Maximal.. moat bo shut. t 1 mean h.
that his power to do tura.* mischief In
s klogleo mum be intuited...roped before he
allowed to depart, The VOLted litotes to
great country, • perfectly Will organized
ppo~, an I can afford to do what would not
e p r rai r tleu ‘ t tor a eminirs like Meal.. 1
have full falai in Ficatileut Jasersiti abilityy
to treat linximilllan Ina way most beach.
alai to the interce,ta of Iter.l
FROM NEW, Y RN.
tn~rnarwn to the rmsblaritt 414.1.1.1
ant . aftatana. '
Naar Yoes,3 one 3.—Tweatylnalen hand
rail and 1111 La emigrants have Orland alnce
Sat ardsy. •
. xraria. orrlcart paw.
Capt . Jahn C, liankhead, of the; United
litatt*•4avy. dint April ..nto ail tad Bengal
*team!: alsula, at Aden. 5-
garoar COIZZCSED.'
Clarkson , Stanfield, n well koliwn painter,
who died in England May Sat, was not
Stanfield, n member of Parlisinent, u re
ported per elide.
WASBEINGTON CITY' ELEC.
TION
Colored Citizen. Tote reit the Ili..
Time—Ftepubliesin Tlekel, Elected.
:fir Telceettli to thz Pit:ochre titre..
Wtzunerron, Tune 3.—At the xnunlcipel
nivecion to-citYc the :colored citizen* voted
for the Chet thee. The retsina e 0 lee as re
ceived • ludiv.te the election of. the rehab
limn ticket, Welt:dingllectori
T. A.Tioreell. ftegister and. A,-Elm ,
=ttra= protab;; - "tohe *ol;7,erv.
FROM MAINE
Tote on the Amendosesit io the Liquor
lner—Too Antemissent Carrlen.
t 9r Tolograpb to tb.rittstoireik Unotte.3 .
Poert.sen, Ida—June 11.—The vase on the
I.l.icrr Law, suousitied t 0 the people by the
Leginiettue. the genet= • being cm the In
crease of the penalties to Imprnannuent tn.
every case, elletted a vote of 1,173 ram and'
77 nays to the city..
Actscars,ltme IL—The returns received
from the! ;State Indicate a vote .not
exceeding ZAP. The -amendment rs
undoubtes.by married by two- to one.
FROM NASRVLLLE
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Hob Found Gana,
By Telertoph to the rlttat7ht,t'h tt.otte.l
NA...ILLS, June 3.—The ersroment in the
Impeachment trial of Judge Frazier having
been concluded,. the &Mate to•ney .rung
no the Court of Impeaenm.t..renderen •
verdict ending him aunty of the charges
oreferrent. The verdict removes him from
°Mee, and dteenallees him from honlmeanY
Mike hereafter.
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MEEMIM
Wuartscrear, June
The Mir -of the Paraguayan, rorchm
Minister solinated State. Minister Wave
puree,. note, informing him of the mien
till of themedlation of the United States
rr. th iV=rnir hea le t n k ul
with snatch he repelled the -prohminary,
condition th at President Lopes should
bdicate and leave the 0000177 to consider
the cparatton of mallatiot, Me detalte at
tensto the events which led to ear, and
concludes by saying - his Government will
never attend 'single . and or the
articles of the treaty of aillanea se the basis
for the discoulon of a treaty of poem.- The .
republic Se detemelned to save 'Melt with
Its, institutions; its government and Its
Ode r of Wee. Otto twine glorimudy aired
foot o the flagthat hue loudly proclaimed
the liberty of Its people auttaustained with'
ardent eattinslum he motto of peace and
Justine.f
I=
Tellegtsph the Pltteborgh Onset.
Athot.. alid P.ll. Telegisph Company.; •
Otc City, June 3—The rivers lour feet
nlne,lneltes. sad felling slowly.
The weather Is warm and cloudy.
Ida gess departed for .11tteborall this
morning st eleven o'clock.
Ou errr,June.l.—ltlver, feet 9 Mabee and
IYeather—cloudy and cool.
(Hy Telfitntial to . the Ilttsboran thmettli-.)
Locnsisits, Jane Z.—.lltvar falling. srlth
'tan fact of water bp uto canal mut; •
Msxiins. June /s rising
Tapsca Crop—Coati ariffluadi.
Sy Tpkesepli to like rittalsuritt fiagetti)
Fosses:lM Mangos, Juno 3.—The accounts
of tobipeo cultivation In fforle. 9firollue
are noefmoottraglue.
The slut of Wm. 8. Underwood. for kill.
log Jeans D, liankine, at Isle of Wight. be.
fore a Coartadortial, resulted In the acquit.
101.01 the &caused. .
.t 1 rims from Norway.
inv 'Altmann to the rittsberge tlatette.l
qtr..c, June 3.—An immunity large num
ber of Norwegian emigrant.. have arrived.
The United gtatesigoverliment hae an agent
here who Is commiaftioned to direct them to
ilealustletu In the Staten.
AII Old llama Drowned.'
Chi Telegraph to the Munn rib Garen.
Cmcintrarg, Jane 3.—Jamea Illogaloy. an
eld chicon of Montgomery, In this county,
was drowned yesterday, while attempting
In clogs the river Ina buggy at that place.
Thehoroo,• at OA% was
alaarlsowned.
• Fire at Cbleawar—Los!a $llll,OOO.
(tryrelegreph to the Plttebargh oeettte.7
ItleMlo, Juno 3.—A fro et the corner of
rarerend. Clark etreetnolle afternoon,
Onatroyed Iteoltue , livery enable. and dam•
aged e rence .
d
i'
nlatt braldlngs. Loss 012.CIDD:
infe i),
•
'JoCrimson Davis.'
EVTd•t.ob to the lit* strersh Osiette.3.
TOltfieio, C. W.. June S.—Jeff. Darla are 4
ttal bore fo-flaSt, to attend the Weddlog Of
Oneof On oountrynten.
XIW 'Work Conventional CellVeolloll.
Ac.kPr,nno 3.—The nomadic. canon
tOrnight, nominated Wm. A. Wheeler, Pro.
"Meet Of the Vonetitatlonal Convention.
•Lni fi — katiortal Typographical Union met
yesterday, xi the Odd Follows in Rem
olds, Tenn. About ninety-five delegates
*ere present. The following Diapers were
rt , elootiwn John U. Oberly, of Cairo. re
elmted Prestdent; D. C. liorrls, of bleminws.
fret Vigo President' W. J. Ilenninond. of
New Orleans, second Vice Fresident;
Eder Troupe, of New York, Secretary and
elumrarylLD. Mayberry, of Thant alpine.
rresponding .Bi:oratory.
—Gen pope ban boon potato:mixt by GYo
bandral bligr nes td tamers thb, Mayor, and
Clty.Connoils of Savanna!, on the ground
Out colored men cannot ontalnliiitlen from
—Old --:rea en horeterste:' , 4ead head ),
lie had no. potable elsbn .11,1110 MIT IMOD.
Inanegeot but be &I'M% got in-the then.
'VWWitIMS Minn. One ■1414 be Immo , .
en at the doer as tin.l. !'Ante, loan , ' play
sold. the - boePen In &surly toot
CITY AND SEBUBBINI.
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FOURTII PAGE. , —The faUed and mo tie
/Latde Money, 00 and i'roeiura .3farke Re
ports given by arty ranee en the c4Cy, Una be
found on our Fburth POO% • •
'eatiaMeand Fair.
The UnntiuMELGl Telt at City flail Is a
complete success, wiceedilig the expecte.'
tion of Its most satiguine friend.. The Ball !
lits bcen wall filled every afternoon since
Its c .. ommentftitne.nt, notwithstanding the.!
unfavorable weather, it fa always 4
crowded In the evenings. The Interest i
manifested at its opening appears to be on
the inereive, &Id the Patronage of the Ulf.
(event booth s is all that could be desired:
At the time ei t closing. &rd.:nlay night, the I
recellits footed up 1110,300, end they will go
far beyond that title week.
• Tne - gool 7 llg. 1
The floral booth, near the anti:ease door. I .
attracts the/Mention of all isitors, and $
certainly BA Object of sulutleatloa A boat, I
tiful summits of Ingelaud Nary was dons
tea by IT.O. Dunseath & Co. the popular . '
Fifth street lewelers, add famous Culver
sal mlnstratlon. A splendid massive sliver
not, to Cc. gliren to the molt popular
preatticr, piste fn this banish. Ind
trio demure of all who look st • P. It was do-
natod by Samuel McKee, Esq.. a gentloniato
who has been untiring in hirer/ens to =eke ,
the Fair d, Oneness. Tell Miele set wan the
dna article presented In behalf of the ob. •
_Pot of the Pair, and Wes about
which the thing of beautythe
addnucleus
worth hes
grows. On the Soldiers Horne booth are
latiMber ebigant parlor croquet. boards. !
Thln Is flu popular gonna at present, and tin j
hoards find numerous purchasers. The I
booth of the tihatty Side Is one of the most
absolutely beautiful In the Hall, and le de• j
nerving of orotracted Net rupeapul
It el full of a. imirulde and desirable arti
cles.
rue conontti shop, tinder charge of Cap•
tale Cook, lea grand feature of the Hall. It
Is separated from the Fair proper, by anat.
tale of Mom and Is. situated at,the upper
end of the Halt. on the left hand stilo, next j
the Cashiers desk. Its contents ern so on.
meredui WeeilltlOL mention them, and they
!
should be seen to be appreelated at any
rate.
. - FMI Art Gallery Ia width& Ithpertant ,
Lure. It is In toe Committees. IsoOna,A, the I
left of the entrance door, and Is entice the ,
management Of Mrs. Robinsou. Mrs. Moran '
and Mr. C. hi. l ene., tho gentlemanly sr
tem. The °nil/salon of wonting., engrav -
An, Is very fine, and thel: erratum..
meet /3 11 credit to the manager.. A Wee,
number of tbo pictorm are tor• sale, .fieni
Knee of Meth soul be disposed of by tottery.
Among the colleCtion we noticed one that
deserves special notice, ha well for Its.;
twenty as for the Ingenuity distda7Ml In its I .
construction, We refer to the mess W'
ymp°. Made and denoted bye lady eighty
ears orlue. it Is rMeet wonderful work., ,t
of art, excelling the iincst oil painting. in I
toe blenihng of tmlotti. Mem.. Itetsel,
Forester, Wall, and other or our Pr . :
Gem, donate, valuable pictures: We advise
all to vita this department. •
Consult:rabic interest Is being manifested,
In the eonteet for the out silver 'ratan at ,
the cashier's desk . , *Web is to be awarded
the member of the Executive Committee
receiving the highest number of votes.
The scheme le certainly a liberal one, flee
votes being allowed for a cent, The watch •
is of an ancient pattern, and In "warrant
ed" to run forever. Tem wanantor rays he
Is not at all fearful as It bm been tested..
The vote at present stands so follows; %Vey-
man, 1,250; albree, 1,1%; Stuttering, 14.
The tut...more plpe, carved by an Ander. , •
Denville prisoner, wait disposed of by rattle,
at Sunnymoe tableland Mr. Lewis Conrad,
of Manchester, held the lucky number i.
The silver tea set and the .awing machine''
will Po dispose of In the name way on
W. 4110.11.9 conning. •
The total receipt* np to last night exceeds
gi2JOIJ.
Tee Trook.ouror acknowledges the receipt
of three hundred dollars from the workmen
of the Mack Diamond Steel' Works. and a
contribution of twenty dollars from Rev.
Jamm Preaily. 1,.
. - .
I Tbu eirtelstenvo Committee acknowledge,
t i lt&
IM . Vuitoet 531 e. MaryCo, 3
amoun abenro
tof p r i s inttn i g et ty * in.it i a ' s•CT
B. Johnson Co.; oartninter work by 0.
Albion a. aro.; petalled by 21. Canty b. Co.,
• mail Mune of glans and Chine ware from ft.
limed S Co. and Itatiewoll, rears a Co.
The contest for the beer hall implements
is quite spirited. And from .present appear-
Fe Judge the Allegheny will come
out !Mead.. Tole is a favorite club and On.
tors can discriminate in tutor of no better
attainment. more clever gentlemen..
•
The titankreiptey Branch of the C01_1,1411
_ 1, 1411 hitatea District Court.
The kruptey branch of tho United
"Soles strict Court for the Western Di.
,trict of Yerinsylcsula, to be ready
falba tillrartifill — hrffifeitieW , aatiirdaY.
tat lost, was the!formal opening day tamer
the bankruptcy act, lint a ia =Mount:al that
the office is, at this limo, ready only for
preliminary bush:teas. such sis the ailing of
ontitionif, a., of applicants under the bank
art, and the RlTina of necessary
formation tolutereeted Inquirent This is
owing to a 'Want" of tho trosittua of
rules, an: .
Thu ofiice . of till branch of the oeirt lain
tho room of the Custom flower; occapied
try Colt.] Mates Com missiocer WCanaless,
.11 that gentlemen., we believe; to that:Me
tal In tbe bankruptcy department-of the
ulte4 States District Court for this Oho
triot.
We are Informed that the reutraml of the
roles, regulations, mode of procedure, de.,
will shortly be promulgated. it will begun.
Ilsbcd by Phelps d. Solomon, of Washington,
Mc., and will trultain ever) Wing Pertinent
to the new bankruptcy act. Then, hue been
lowa Unaccountable delay in the appear
ance of this manual, as it should hare been
furnished to the Coons either before, or, at
the latest, on the and of Jane instant, that
being the day for the comment-Mont of
procealln. antler the act, and the manual
beleg an absolute necessity as a snide.
Wu give below the names and places of
residence or Registers recently appointed
by Judge IletbomUces, for the Western Dis
trict of this State, who have been confirmed
by Judge Cease, of the United States Su
' plume Court„.lts the Congressional Dear lets
composed of Allegheny and neighboring
counties
16th Distr ict—flustings Gehl . , Chamber.
busy.
Dlstrlgt—John Biotherline. 110111.
da l y m m h ttni r , ,, J3 do lsi rk r t eir .
Tloga.
lUth—Samuol E. No oodralr, uaar
covntY. •
linti—Lorermo D. Rogers, Franklin, Vo
mere county. I •
.2i.t.--.latere A. lieut.", Greeneburg.
fra.-Baintwil harper, Pittsburgh.
134—John N. Perchance, Allegheny'.
Downels. Walmmiimg.
The nowhr appointed Register. for the
%Mb. fast. ZVI and 2ttli Dletriela have np.
peered_ and
given the required bonds, and
are now duly mull lied to attend to Um
this
of the °Mao. 10 ls elated that le this
district each of the Iltaistern raise have ju
thriletion In coon outside of Utis isonualtate
Congressienal District. ...
The following ttivi in substance th e forma
neorasnry in did - cue of a voluntary appli
cant. for the bowsaw of the It= kruptcy net:
First—Petition containing residence. of
petitioner, and addressed CO the judge of
this district. fie petitionbr ellgilnu unless
Ole debt*" are over $3 0 .1
Setenti , -actiedule of debts, • etalarment
to whom due, the re si denc eof creditor, and
the nature of the debts.
. ... . . . ..
.. .
Tiord—leven tory.. .
FoortlA.verthostkototeehorthe OOPS
papers, before the dirt/let j adsre, a register
or crUelted Braun ethatetealonerr. ..
,Fifth—Oatti• Of slleglanco. '
slxtb—EnAlmunnont of Aroplloarit's attor
noy, atattog his tooldenco Ann vim* of bus.
tones. IA rule.), .
Sovent.b—(A Interlintualons
chrobove Iwpost.
16h Is roto-},DOPoittof fifty dollar.,
to pop fog, de. ,7 •
inth—Onler of tefoienco.
Tonto—Cortilled °coy of soon.
7116 TIES? CITITIOM lILDEC Tuz 111.11attlyS
•
The tint publishes:l case mules trio now
sot cksurred In New Tack on Saturdey, the
following Mention of Which we lind Mike
R. mime Past.' •
In re Adolph ll4tioN .ldanknopt—Slanta
olefins to be an insoltentdebtor, entitled to
residence of the new lattilsruot
New
to tig, lad East Thirty.thltd street.
New York city; ,
Ile tom tight creditors; whom he owes Ine
NA. ills moats amount to the modest sum
of eke; 'The' latter be wants to enrrender
for the benefit of his creditors. and desires
to obtain the benefit of the act and be dls
cbarged from tits debt,, according - to the
provisions of the act.
Ile has Med tils petitiou, ea above, and
complied with the initiatory forms required
by the law as far as can be deue at torment—
before the prOmulgatlon cf the raise. „
~
Boys' Clothing. and Whore No Pur
-1 . •
these.
We direct attention to the special adv..
' deement In another column of the wed
known fitshlonable deniers In Youths', poire
antirChildrett's Clothing, liesors„ Gray a
Logan, No. 1781, Clair ' s
tree t. They .hare
now m more the most comple4tock . of
'ready-made Clothing in their Tins that
can tie Pinnate the MyW ti
nOni.r
toning tecressed by daily arrisals!at new
assortments, selected with meat good
care in the .eastern market. - - - They giro
JD...exclaims and Individual attend. to
thin bran. of the merchant tailoring nest,
nese, and peek,. utmost nod highly tot ,
"venteneens faculties for • supplying their
balk.* with the newest, moat Stylish and
fustdonanie artistes et wear, at very mod
erate prices. coil In '
and examine the
stook far yourseiree.- ingot,* the .
and be satisfied of the superior induce ,
mettle °geoid by may Loth. in the WO'.
clothing bootee.,
' • • • it Tearful Cast, •
Ili We 'surety caae reGudtcil COUrt
Proceedings, tbe prosocuirly. Woe Wangs
ted by Judge Mellon as to the character of
the threat made by the defendant. -
Proem:atm-81m said she would uut out
my _lteartw blood. and, scatter it over the
pavement.
Judge Yelleti—Mul she a inifei
pr0. 0 0,01,,,wei It woe LherMiele to
see about the knifunot mine, : •
The threat therefore sou not es terrible as.
MAO seemed, WI /tour -tbuiltepoeltion
evinced . by Um prosimutrix. Courtesans
eluded tbatjantiee might be Ilene by puumb.
b i g MI parties ante, so the coda were di
PliTifou HlRti sti•et—attil
wit arraign; INfora the polio° had gone-on
Onty, a Ilfght COCO:WA On nigh Str.OtiTtlird
Ward. tadona . an . ..shia.n . l42.ls . da of Warta idtd
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Lad••rteAnt.l • • (Mem Wild Nuielere—A . Moe( Black
The Baldwin Towstehip Bounty, Foot:. Tired of Life. - . ' -
The citizens of Baldwin tooltoititrappeir ' A disconsolate boot bleciremployed at the
to haVII Considerable difficulty In settling barber chop of the Monongahela lionse
their bounty ...tto.. A
. 1 .,, b,,,,0ry of 7,,
~,,,,Iny mad. two unsuccessful efforts to
their trammed°oa will shad that there is destroy life made weary In polishing Um
ample cause for dusimisfeetion. lYbon the . Pedal coverings Of aristocratic patrons. Ile
drat' Can was msdis for voiehreers tip the had been observed le the morning making
General Oovetbreent. the .people of the 010 ed examination of tho razors in the ea
loon, • eireffmatance Which Ittfaeted easpi
townshiP were eppenied term rubecrlptions i
to . bounty fond, which ...,,,, , tie ~,,,,4 1. , e'en from the boo barber to nth an extent
paving bounties to those who would' enter se to cause tam to demtuid why and where.
the SiiivP.gi for the district. They responded fore ho had soared from the,brusla and
...f.,,,,,,,, , blacking ta6i to the higher department of
e... - e I
liberally and raked a Inge sum o.
770 y appointed a remelting oomailitee, , the trod. , "The liable oPPthotlee readied
Whose badness Italia to all the fitiottlot the 1 that be had elliptical operatioa to perform
district; the committee Mond that tliffisab- roo hie tbrioett and as be win PartienlorlY
script:kin idol would not reach the dialled 1 Minion to getbut of the world intim easiest
edited , and the people then petitioned, the ;-possible manner, he desired a sharp razor
School Director. for an appropriation. to fto hell" him' through. The foe. barber
cover the deficiency. This the School Board' hinghed, thinking the matter a joke, and
generously granted, end thus that quota 1 M i c rTn e o n e n et t, T,,?, t t t:, , n t n b % d g h lTt
Woo ailed. /tout two weeks after the ge- 1 possession of a
the ' and started
Count of thin committee wee audited, sod
down
to the cellar et the pond, but was
gave pretty general satisfaction. Tne see 1 cello wed by & colored man. Ile wail about
ma call for volunteers was filled in the il rawing [be hind° roe' his threat when
non Mamicr and with Ilk° on - The . the dark shadow who bad followed hire,
third call wae more difficult toad. Boon- 1 and cked the dendly weapon from his tonal
ties had risett tO the amount of from 3:500 to I and prevented the accomplishment of the
!OA and. She reser people Were pretty well I d eed of self destruction. The bellied? boot
drained Of Money. The School Board Mt- , black held that Ills
1110
was his own, and he
othprieted We per man to forty-lour men, , euuld not son why he should be prevented
the number it was nrcierstooti they had to from destroying it. After considerable or
(arrant'. The balance of the fund money 'foment. the onneppy yoong roan was ate.
was raised by entistimPtion. • seeded from 100 bertscostiOn ot bishop . gn,
A reuniting cOmmittee . woe appended end returned to dottes in the barber sho in
and the quota was filled. The accounts of , the afternoon, however. the suicidal mania,
this Cortlinittee Were malted by the
To
1 solo got the better of him, and Procuring
ship Andlion. a short Ome afterwards. and 1 n stout roman ngnin nded to the eel
it woe understood to Dave given Bottom,' I Mr. nal:ling a floor barre l In the enter
satisfactiort at the time. Thus passed the 'of the floor, tr. candle box lonely retairia
third draft. The fourth and last call anto upon its bead. he conetrected a sort of gal.
now made. Bounties had risen Mill higher, love from which to latufch himself IMO
and the people were less able.to pay them. eternity, lie next fastened ono end of the
The School Board appropriated font Mtn. rope to the ceiling and making a noemeto the
deed dollars per roan In this draft and the-' other he wn ready for sacrifice. Mounting
people subscribed a largo BUM of money. A,. , the Oak on top of the barrel, by means of a
committee was appointed toe nlist men, °heir, he adjusted the Intended to he fatal
and after a few men had been put In the re- noose about his neck, and gave the candle
hellion suddenly collapsed, and an order, box a kick. Be fell with a heavy thud—the -
was issued to stop recruiting. The Recount 'rope tainted over his head and ermhing
of this Committee was sodded end thehe went through the barrel. The noise at
n
Mace of the money remaining line:peed. I traMed the barbers above, and the again
. ed was returned to the nnerlbers, disappoint.] bout black was haniednut of
Thus the matter rested until about the the barrel, but little the worse of hi. hang.
• time of the Spring electloo, when some par. ing experience. He has given up the no.
ties Industriously circulated a report that i Mottof committing suicide,and oil rest
the recruiting committee, who bad filled i contented with too °brightening" brea
the call ander the third daft, were defnul- hems &bead of him. 110 gave no canine
ters to the ammint di •two thousand dollars thin for his strange conduct. but It Is
upwards. Mr. Win. Moore end Mr.• John thought some sweet colored girl has won
Noble, gentlemen of nufloubted honesty and hie:heart nod gone back with a vengeance
integrity, and who had been members of 1 upon hm tenderenectleas. . i
thenontad Iknartt the review' year, were -
selected in chameleon pby those who were
dissatisfied with the report of this Commit
ted, and pledged themselves, if elected, to
Investigate the =titer fully and bring the
defaulter. to Josiico
The result was Mr. Noble and Mr. Moore
were elected. The People of the, district
aeredeterinined to have the matter inves
tigated, ere vres their right. Some time af
ter their clued., the School Board, through
ugh
trossurer.notiLled the guilty portico .
to appear before them. Much to their sur.
prise. they made their appearance. The
School Board bad not lim a to attend to their
dare that day, so they alleged, hat el/Pointed
another day, some weeks afterwards. The
Mel appointed name, the oommittee 00010
metal their appearance ermined eertiti
o.eo,, ft .. m itnmattering officers of tile Uni.
ted gr.t,,,, army , ~,,:swing they bad put tor
t3,lloo nova into the nrvu.7.V.,„ l '2', h „ l V,
cull, and offered to pet:Once era,. °.`" .;,,'
' they bad hot pnallicates for two stitilt., -.."
It will be proper to state that Mr. ,
Pollock, one of the members or the School ,
..licard.was also one of the recruitingebnimit- .
tee. Mr. Noble, Mr, Moore and Mr. McColl's.
ter, three of the School Board, refuted to
th at the return Of tile eorranntee, stating !
that they thought the Teacher. trresented
try them were not saMetent. They then
adjourned until the first Saturday of June;
thethat day to give an answer to '
the recruiting Committee.
' Aeoottllng to appointment they • met the
School Bean' and :recruiting committee or
the School Board—Mr. SictolLster, Prost-
dent' Mr. Noble, Secretary: Metiers. ' Moore, I
Martin and Pollock, Mr. /turner being ale I
sent. illeesni. MoColister, Noble sod Moore 1
geld they had thotight r:abler of the mat
ter, and were not preinra to answer. Mr.
Pollock offered the following reeolnuont
Bemired, That the School Board offliald
win township have three disinterested men,
non-residents of the town s hip, appointed i
to audit the Township and School Bounty
rands.
Mr. John Martin seconded the resolution. !
Mr. Pollock requested the President to i
Cali fora rote ot the Be
of he rerun. I
.Ito do. Some of them:embers of the (Want
objected, Saying that the ocirtmlttee would I
not abide by the daimon of the auditors.
Mr. P. C. Devlin appeared in behalf of the
committee andstataithet they were willing
us sign action of agreement, binding them
selves to the decision of the auditors, If
they ware appointed( The Preeldentof the
Board relating to pot to vote, the motion
trtill remains before them.
' Mr. P.C. Devlin then presented. petition,
: sigma* lateral responiable eitthens of the
-101thadaTisfiektrug.the.goimpt.ileard-to have
, auditors afinotnteskao nellt , tini Thatnny
' rand of Held win sownsidp. They reed
the (mutton but worth& take ne action bathe
math[.
Why these honorable gentlemen
-Will not
investigate the meteor. in accoaante with.
their pledges, give. to the People Prey...
to the Spring eleetitm. I. DOT known. Then,
gentlemen are highly honorable: their Pari
ty, virtue nd honesty mast dernsna of
them action In this matter. Or Is It that'
'their kind and forairingspirite havecaustal;
them to relent. It Is true that from the no. -
blenees or their souls. home each action as
sharpy . would dictate, would cause no
• amortise to their, consatuente. Time will
no doubt tell whether - MA[l°4l,or the noble
virtue of Christian friendship, shall come
al the conqueror. Let this recruiting own
mittee therefore, exercise the virtue of
quiesciince until ace time &slim slow but
sure progress of these generous sanalen - •
tors of the rights of theirconstitnentathall
develop itself, and they will reap a rich
harvest of rich blessings by ac doing. -
A Taxraran.
Benefit ao Harry - Overflows. i
The ever popular, highly d serving nod
nocomplished Treasurer of the Ojeera Hansa ,
lir. Hurl , Overington, Is sainotuad - to
take • benefit on Saturday rem fag, the I
very last eight of th e mason. titlenot to
be • farewell benefit, and we are Oifted
ingly gratified to know the /act that the
Inevitable Harry will oontunte the "same
Muir , nett-111GIDONnOtialtheterthleg wbat
other changes mar take:plus% A
attractive bill le offered, end we bespeak a
hull home on the cecsaton, In order Alma
the benefit may be one Ina material sense
' The Tonle at the SeMere , Rae.
We were pained yesterday on witnessing
cruel sport made of this beautiful- Emma
specimen ot the National -bird. It wail car
ried about the room MisPendedby, the
wines; man at each Wstrwra ft y. was
dragged round the ball by aeord Isaterusito
one ot Its legs, boy. teasing It with sticks,
to: Oa batarday, unoer Molitor IPreanwr.
Lion, It struck one of Its Sonneaters .with
bilath e ff ect. os to tear his boot. Let the noble.
rd be kindly treated and cherished, qr let
it soar through the blue etherlal op to Its
;il7 , 0;1 . 1 1 1;e n t!..V.. No soldier Into
rmxd whose , eolz
should to that service be no balrotted• and at
abused. •
Fashionable Clothing liOnee.'"
•Wm. J. MCl:natty, formerly of New Tort,
now with E. J. Idairatty, Des Ant received
at his beautiful store, Southwest darner of
Dramond sod Ohto street Allegheny City.
atoll stock of choice cloth; ausimeres and
sowings, which be Is premed to make up
In the latest styles at greatly reduced. p
cat. Atoll tine of gentiannab furnishing
goodswUl be Mama& thenore, embracing
dress shirts, suppenden, collars, pocket
handkerchiefs, do. do. - Wll and examine'
r=ar i orlifitt Pnee4 .l4lr statr itZonso/ 1 0
business gentleman. •
Coal now Wanes; op Poreasaise.—Onr
renders of Pittsburgh sad, AllegbAny Otty
will to pleased to know that, Moors. Oscar
F. Limon A Co., earner or gartduskytateet
ant Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and ••(Mahon
lialiway, 'Allegheny City, kelp. townie Op
on band the very beet or tsp Lit The 000 l
sun Plied is of tee: best quality thermally
.P=And Isdellvered promplwpm.
rs And at the shortest notloo. This
'Arm olso twinge trout the out the best geol.
It' et =three:PO . o6ol. wen% ettli be In,
nishett al eastern prices. /Awe yourorder
eas4 pre Rohn it trial. Their argue le at the
work.-_ We commend Wince thepek,
mange or One owners. • -• _
Going. tn . -Patlso—Thei • ldnff elan.
'PMlip Graff, F. eq.,l a clfarket meek eon.
templates visiting P derlngthaff
Lon, In Order to select some now atylea at
elegant silk and satin draw Mien to my .
Ply his large trade In thle ally. He ban
marked down Ins present vary One SUM
ment of rich patteron at much redneed
pMere in order to make room for Intone let.
Portatlon. The ladles ehoeld rill In non
core is bargain from Mr. Graff before he de
parts-for the Old World. .
- teeresade.—We hada delightfolternmade
this morning at an early hoar by the apt.-
did and unapproachable Mozart Bran and
String Band, muter the leaderthdp of Mott.
ard Itickliravy and Memo Kirk. This band
has bet recently organizod, and from the
anima excellenee of Its performanoe Wfa
mooning, In are prepared to promise for It
a brilliant fauna Gentlemen, the Gaze,"
la thankful for the complieteut, and Invite
700 to return.
•
Raga Siam Awowe7.—if ewe. J. S.
Devlin. Borough Itegulator "mai Surveyor,
and J. It. MU, formerly of the Silo of Oath:
fie ft SUI, have reasntly opened on • Miller
',front, Lawrenoevllle, an ofiloofortbis tram&
action of real estate. and Insurance butt
1113n. They are eareful,•axperloneml and
fair deallnibeatnore gentlemenauo ttieverry
levant wortby thq patronage of 11:10 ma.
reunify. Bee their advertumfantii to anotb.
er column.
• peep Tastik—A. beautlfulliels style of
baldness card bits been adopted by the well
known cam:steno !deem J. R B. Francis,
'ma and 2N dobtoson street,..Allsgheny. It
Lot untie y sloe. pieta! In. white on •
dark ground, and hue in the centre o been.
MI Sketch of a. suburban residence. The
card Is a novel lied perfect • 11PeraMe.. Of
tUtern inatrarks , •
(Musa Motels el alllllaCin Than.
doy eveing next, ot the Open. House, there
will lobe place a grand match _of billids
for the chandnonthip end • bunt Of K U,
between llessraStaßard on N. 4.101. TINS.
ets of admission aan be obtained' at the.
Itrarinwitik MP, or at pm oper*
llterwlosieeats at 1.114 eeits.:- . 4See
ease dark.tortee styled.
l allentli . demeged ,
Fourth tek%ardn a new and f xet
ly
••• • laiountes a ISTXPLET.
whit of et.• support, tberi t ilat
Isilleiridreemdoa,m.tanlvpsper, publtabea
.eallforati, Pa., Dm man dlscontlatied.
• ',editor, a—W..lllll6n Efq.. d.emd
— ftl34l'. etiOqUallae.G" than tiat se-
C.
Death of Col. Wm. Riddle.—We are
veined to chronicle the death of Col. Win:
Riddle, (eon of Itobt. M. Riddle. Esq.. de•
ceased, tormerty editor of tee Journal, of
thin city) whinh took place in Philadelphia
en Sunday /mt. Got. Riddle wed born and
educated to this city. graduating some
ale
ago from the ' Central nigh Scheel.
entered the army daring, the early part
of the rebellion, and rapidly emote to high
rank through gellantry - and unflinching
p After th war accepted
pasitlon atriotism.
of Chief cle rk in he
General T. t
ile
A.
ecottie alike in Philadelphia, which he held
uti to the Limiter Ills death. Many warm
friends In this city will sincerely mourn the
loss of the brave and good soldier and fills
. would • call the special attention of
those to want of a Drat class dwelling hones.
to the Rouse and Lot on Ferry street,. No.
N. occupied by John S. Bell. , This house to
•Wree story brick, slate roof, contains nine
rooms ;: . !.d finished attic; marble mantles,
marble smss Z-stands; fancy tile hall and
dim mr . r oom •g oo r: solid mahogany doors;
splendid cooking range beside bate oven;
gas and water throughimi. dsslrnble
property Is offered very lour. Friquire of
J. S. Bell, of Bates a Bell, Fifth stre.
Found In she Alleubeny
body of an unknown man Was found last
evening at the head of kl et:enough'. Island,
Allegheny river. From appearances It ban
been In the water. Inc a long time, and ban
not yet been Identified. there was nothing
on It when toad, except pantalmns and
boots, and the. hands were clasped over
the bead. Coroner Clawson was notified
and authorized 'Ograro Jancoy to bold the
Inquest, welch be will dOthLs mormag:
•
Arenait rriD. Driekrowts..— • •DaiTll.l7
tnallo lultrtthation yesterday before Alder
man Taylor, ehareng Ellen !loran With
'; making an assault upon her with brickbats.
The parties are residenta of the Fifth ward,
and Mary alleges that Ellen Made an as
, dealt on her, as Aut.', on Saturday night.
h
The parties ad a Oracle beton. the Alder
, MILO, bUt eenclnded the better plan would
i-be to settle, end se, paid half the costa oath
I and had the case withdrawn.
Larceny of Watch.—,ilegan der -
art multi information before kayo: Mc-
Carthy, yesterday. against Isaac Wheeler,
charging him w to stealing a watch on Bat.
orday night lan, on the beastlier Gallatin. ,
Wheelerls a calm _al man and was employ-,
edontbabmat. JL•rensant wawlawneflanN
wareCoetinenhaiseda Wheeder
s artai, sad after bearing was Com.
mined for trial. •
Yill.poood of at 81.00 titanee.Oti
Wednesday 8•012111 g,. et the Mqo2llllentld
Mat, a Weed Lock Watch. &mint alaohlne,
tnlald with pearl. ellvevmounted, mthog..
any. Any person can prOeuro tickets atthe
tale nay Ulna The Agent for tals ansablee
Is Mawr Long, at No. 11l Grant street. It le
claimed Lobe the best in nee. 11.
•
To ,Wholesale Hazenof - Dry Goods
we Offer bargain. In .loti lons o( Dress
Goode, Panting.. Linen Goode, and roll
lines or Sheeting., &Luling. Print., Tick.
lea Cheeks de., all of • which we will
sell at the vOry lowest eastern cash dice.
J. A. ltanaza f Co.
.9.ldatiel, street, below Thlnla Fourth eta.
Rye. L. 11. E.ltlesta s of Washington. D. C.
will speak no behalf of the freedmen In the
New Christian chapel. corner Beaver street
and montgomeety Avenue. Allegheny, on
Tuesday ev•mlng, the ith. Met., at a quarter
to 8 o'clock.
•
m AI!A Perseus are respectfully
_invited to
end.
Prourned.—Tnstezdayalittlechlid,abont
seven years of ase• daughter of a Welsh fam
ily, who have only been In this .entry
about two weeks. tell from a n(4 in tho Al
legheny nver. ot she foot of Bellefontalne
Street; Lawrenceville, and „wali drowned,
The body has not yet bean recovered.
abater Towtsibtp...The delestates from
Atm townstdo In the Couventicm to-day are
ft... Howard Miller and M.P. Thema.. Tony
*ere Instructed to salmon Major Penni.-
ton for Treasurer . and Mr. Walters for
Prothonotary. and left free tonne tholidls-
Mellon upon the other candidate.. .
Yard Wide Gros .Gralned Mike, Rttite
Edge' Extra Ildat7, for eusp., OnlY XlOO
Tehr Taril.cheapor. than Slue year. ago, on
the .Weot 'corner of. Fourth and Market
etroote,.No. 09, Gardneee now Mao* Of pusl7
• ‘,111:1. Guttman
Commlttled.—DarldSeepherd eras arrest
ed and brought before Ills Honor Slayer
!Menhir, on ',charge or annuli and bat.
tory, preferred by John Derry. The affair
occurred on a ',Wambold at the Monona'.
'Oslo whorl. Shepherd, ~ Witl committee' to
mower atCogrU
Terrible Entry.—An ni e Glwl, a real
dent 'of Church alley, atTenrel boforo Al
oarman Taylor, yeatordayi and - made In
formation onaniing Wlufara Lanahrey with
.forcible entry and detainer...A warrant for
the arrest of daonaant wad leaned.
, begs Career Merkel. end Fourth streets
leithe ranee where New Drees - Goods, this
week, are tot* sold so cheap. Doe% fall to
ee them.. Gardner% new and only Vase Or
srena• ' • Genesis d,erswinr.:
• .
• Ileld to natl.—Midget °camelly; charg
ed on oa th of Edmund o , Conner, of weault
and battery, before ldayor IrCartby bad a
neardar Yeaterday, and was held is three
'hundred doll= ball for.ber appesranen
'Court.
Best Dark _ Frewilatiilatees only 3
cents. from ►nation prices before the war
canon.• Go and see them:on West earner
Market and Fourth uvreeto, tie.
. • GaAnson t Browner.
laixton • County Be.-
vablre.sal Oonrenttim Maas tadm, otelevon
otamek, to nominate. &mars ottleeks and 't
ie= daletiaile %Mb* Btalak CaaVelalux4
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Takla Week.—How Drees 'Janda trlll be
Opened at prices tau Mart Ave yours tumor,
the treshoorrier Market IMO Fourth meets.
Tius• :41•IIMIIIIE a BTZW.A.RT.
• •
Grind littpiars:—Tlin Wel
Indepeneenceare tne best In t hem rket.
For sale by A. B..l3tmst; Seen; NO
US Third
etreat, • • it
sorted font Earepe.—Our oill•knourn
gLud 12f 1 p socotoollutoul felkorm Wren; Mr.
'Jon
oblpton, left last '
alight Int TOW* !or
Europa
, , •
OeIA soda Water 1%;
l uei ll . , .f . rtig Mere, bo. 33 , Federal street;
PI111•1*, On
G.
canker Mar
kot fad Foorth mamma, No. M. Primo Very
DIVEMAI • GAnnnev,..% BTvarAnT.
•
Do So Pleaststra envy Stem ID). Si
Market street, for ••Hostetter's tont Drake's
Bitter% cheaper Dom any other place. •
Go to Floostneo Drag ritoro...No..
itirkot street, for Um best r &al Liquor,'
ot alt. - Mods. • •
•
eiti to Pleaselora Drat* Neer., No:St .
Market at.reet, tor good Nampa, at low
puce. •
Laws PolsSe, on W.est comer of If erket
ppd roll.Mt streets; cheapest seen for Tea*
trra:st 0.111•Diilt a wrnymrt.
Cell illparklhos Soda Ilistor, et .7.
Sample% Drug Iltore. Feder" attest.
Tea Op Map inutelgo Liquors of
Maass; Jammu 8. flidl4 Matlllanr.
US, Isa, WI and W.
•
Dr:a 14 1 1%"V.P'Z
lw.ghesy.
. T* Will find a Dental Establish
ti 210 Penn street. Dn. anl aOw e 3"
ri to:l43 , llla . Nag :Yaw - Elo{ at Jason
Tex Qui RIZ - 9 4 P.' 41 . 1 . 1.tga
b
M=3NEM
ur Additional looial
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THE MUY •
TWO)i:DIZIONA
WEDNESDAY AND i&Tra D A . •
,
A large AIM., eoulalolujililiffT4gX COl.,
•tJ NMI of bate:methla rradiog uorger, laclaulr
leading Ndltorlalai latest ow. try TrlegregN
nod Nall, valuable Realtor Natter for the
ramMT. end Tatkalt and port tellable
dal and Cotenterclal Natast nom.'
any Imp, to pe ed,. No farmer, hillehlaltir
Merchant should be without It.:
i”res yote-yni IrmaT CuLgirrret
MonignirVb'.. 1:73:
CIO. et Ten..... .;
—A n 4 on. ,pa or trowe.to thegeraatt super(
.T the club. Ail,l bons to clubs eau be made
ray urn, at club rates. • . • •
kerma TO hthWICZIMIL•6.—to ordering yea!'
tines, he sure . and wen} what .411100 TO .
`lieut. as les Wive • Wedneaday Edition for sob :
ecrleert baring bat me mall Sweet. •
sa , blotter by lira% [:ores., Mona., Orden
or Su Registered tatters, met be rent at our risk
Address.. GAZETTT.,
_ ' rtri !Annan, reran,
A common/est.., nun,hee or
young gentlemen, an iteadserting on tbs.
conduct of the Ludes : the soldiers , gait . .
who denied them the privilege of contest
ing in beret of &colored eiersy m ..„ for Uio
elegant silver act to be given to the mini,
ter having the largest number, of votell in
withheld, for the reariou that open inquiry
we learn that the subject itaviair been
(erred to the iiiteentiv o Committee. it wax
decided that the friend. of the colored min.
niter should be aliened azi equal cbance with
all others.
11..r.torm Thrraserce or Orimme.— We
wets once In the pit of a theatre, and were
poked in the pit of the ettotnach by a coun
tryman who Leona. .enthused' , over sown
remarks male by Hamlet, that struck him
at Shak e sp ea re w d trUe. Ilitratiger,” said.
Int:I . ant off that Wee Minted
well. , The astonishment-which this SP
prover moused In our mind, has never been
q
euated Until yesterday, when we rend
p.nurrapli stating that an English critics
had amen, who fakes the bold position that
Sbokorpenro has been Mane too moth of,
that "Maestro, Green, Webster, lien John
son, Realorlont nod Fletcher, FOrd,
ger, Dryden, and Otway, jjsve' Writtma
worke equal to all but one m• two of the
best of Shakeepeare's." onohis :mad we
would say much, en' w nld. hut In
eooth, the eubJect defies d hannsion. To
one who denies, bow can you prove that a.
square bar four sides, or that an acid In
tromatineis none I
has oon plaited with • ne.
ease. The firs b t case minimal in March,
last year,. three others followed in the
course of the next znoritti.• and Marion tins
prevent year twenty more have boon recor
ded. In each um the anima was_fatal. The
symptom" include emblem prostration and
dlscoloraudo of the akin almost to a Olson
or purple. The dumtion of the
se
oelsure to
r,. eath has varied 11,02 .0•0011
ninety ho It la thouten that the Ole.
to
ea. may he related to corebroeninal soon-
Mettle, which was epide.mle in Ireland in
184 G. yotmu noblemen, two medical atm
dents, and three soldiers are numbered
among Its vlottota • They Wet!. all living
under healthy coudittoos. e,ecoml . case
has occurred Os the cite of the Drat-
•
—Alunny matrimonial affair reeentiy Oc
curred near Spirit Lake, Kinn. A veen
Juane° married three couples one bo:Abs
and about four weekeinfter ward discover:la
that a Meuse from the Clerk of the Court ,
eras nom:misery to make the ceremony legal,
tnd be lost no time In Informing the partite.
hat they were still single, though they MO
lived together the Intervening time. .The'
gist couple were willing to. risk the conse- 4
q Eteocles; the second consented lobe tamer-.
tied; while the third, having discovered in
each other divers and enudry shortcomings.
rethied to have the knot retied, being sat-
Peed with one month of matrimony, and
glad to revert to eingle blessedness.
—A cotemporary reports that Maier
Whittlesev; tinned States Army,• has re
cently been In commitatlon with the officers
of Isle College In relation to a plan to col
nect the Ilegnlar Army more clowelY with
the chiet literary Institutions of the coun
try; by establislunz military professorship , .
and making a owtahl number of their grad
-eatav officers in the army. It is probable
that whatever consultailoi in relation tO
this matter Major Whittlesey may have had
with the officers of Tale has biien entire!y
unofficial; but we are not wlthoht hr i .pos
that it to something being came
to further th e end he maims haveatlmart-
or General Sherman's communion ,
tlon fully . confirms the apprehensions ex
pressed by 50C11114117 MOGI:111Mb. that large
expeuditures will be required to carry for
ward the war against the hostile Indians.
Pressed from. every quarter, be says the
three hundred thousand red men occupying ,
the t i med space between the Atlentut and
the acific Mates cu es m nervous, •
excited.' and in some poaltlvely bee.
tile. At this moment there ere fears that
they may combine and no Winne mia
°biol.', -
DIED.
BIDDL:E.—je PM...Mtn/do, on Sunda, nigh 4
Sane nj; Col.w Uhf
ILIDIME, son of to fat RObt. 11. /riddle, of
Ws eery. '
The funeral ollt talei PtnUO .lon
Depot, In this city. WuninjenhT nonorno, tho
sth lost.. at Chi o'clock. TM Illenns °fibs fa.-
117 ssolhrliel to attend.
nicE‘Rusolv.--mb..refuel. cI lIENVY
knlf3./.4'. Who 41.1 at him., 1rm0... Dec.
11th,a.
fit'bnln frrly.e. the funeral ,lefu , run
.a.e nlv•ee g
at en Andrew* Church. on , s
arrounoos, at 3 o'clock: The filen& or !Ile
ifuntly at .respuettally Invited to &nand.
A LEX. AIKEN. lIBIDEEMAKEB,
N. 106 Tourth street, ilttetstrzb. Ys../
cOrrters at all kinds; ca.prra, OLOVI.S. .a 4
every delscrtot:on of Tuners! Frualselpg Goods
(mashed. RootosoDetked flay andmlght. Hearse
end Carriages fersitoberl.
..Bsreseirces—lter.Dseld Neer, D. D. BIM
ilCoblll, D.D., TIMMY ZW1DE.1.4.. is-
JG. NOGGERS. 1311DESTA
22.19 AND 110213411.2121, meessor to the
tate Igazonel 8. Ihrijers. No. 29 Ohio threat.
throe doori Inns Heave. Allegheny Orr. Mu
table. Basewood, Mahogany. Walnut and Zoe..
wood Italtatiah Copse. at the lowan redecedk
price& Rojms iyien at all hour.. ditY imd hied.
Hearse gad ran - lanes furnished on. short swine.
and on most reasonable tams.
pqb- T. WILITE & CO, cNoEst,
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TANJCILS ARP )I.3IIIII.ILESS, Wenches.
ter. Wood's Bun add vicinity. coffin Booms eh
Winchester Livers Stable, corner Sheffield sal
Cloutier+ MUM. Melee Sad 0.W.ul
p. STEIVAUT, Undertaker,
corner of 51011T9 , 1 and P/12.011rTannTn.
Ninth Ward. Carllns aan ltnd.. Hearty - and
Carrlakes taralanad on the an none
grfifF.ETING.—A. poiplte meet
I.& Linda . thesa/pReL of /EWAN
BitOTHERROGD, , III Ib Mid In LLYATETT •
IILLL, Lis WZDEGINDAYALYEEINti, NIEL
bid GENERAL asid othea? will id.
dress the stletila R. • JM,SC
14ropzas alms& .
T.III',73IIDAT Ei7.51110, June 6, 1667..
Q3E3
MATCH. OF GJLLIAFcDS,
I=
newt. Stafford and :Tolson.,
For CHAIIILI:LUMIHIP end P.n. of IRE,
C=CMC2
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Tickets cab be bee at Broworleb Millard 1101;
or at the Open Meese ticket race. yeN •
DEVLIN & PILL, Heal Estate
lurt Insurance Agents, Butler, BL, Law.
teneevine.ra. " •
/IOV. dALIL-31kall31ACT2TWIWO BITZ.- 0 2h.
31Alarratarmart1: Wearer tor Bale the beet a at
sant desirable She tor, Braun and Blast
furnace, or for ant law, mooufactidlog piar
yore, to the county. Thfs poverty Is loaded
on s4O toot arta and the Allude./ aver* lad
within 10) feet of toe A.. V. V. S. The lot le 00)
Cl 111. loam:. doctrine rucb a •lot would do
well. to 11.131 file beton • Doting •elsawbere.
Terse •made tD sett P.ahlamo ' or
DEVLIN t SILL, Beal 211101. ud latursaca
'Arent. Beeler area, Lawrencealle. , •
L A D s+
COLD WATCHES..
Another Lot Just Rout*,
limbrsetng same of the hist 0714 °teasing Irsr!
Ushuaia to this market. •
' , LAIN 'NOIRE TOISxIM, -
zzolicAvED Tor - Alin BUTTON.
/BAST= AND INANZIXD
MMMMM
P:UNSEATg et
nriia rgiarr.
14. v. zoaavor— soca2.
JOHNSTON & BICOTT,
Fine Wadies, Clocks, Jewelry
• ELVER-PLATED , WARE, ETC.,
3P111:157, 1 5, aucizzsb.
Partloolor ottoopoo atm• to Rovaillos
Wotemos, taoala istt Soweto". all went ono
THE suiruqpik miaelr3
of the 17MIEILIlt a I(ll4o3d7ZWllail
idIACIIIIIIC .6 all Otaats'lbi:lllatil
loM and mend prelaaaa,Nsio aci deader
itabdalted and a* geneldlly sulaatmd, UM!
!la eardraratlea of chair rattly* dotal—
ildnem I. no lintger coasldand steno..
I !lg . . They Ste ellople, durable and balm.
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- TrzarsaN AGENCY.
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