TEM DAILY GALtat; TVEHIr IfOttllNU (EV/IVATX PE/WYMAN, REED & CO., Xorcarari.eatcrras, T. D. T. T• . : ... 110110nt. • =Z= Urncz., t4.7.1L717, BUILDINO, Soy. AI Fir= NTILEET.: Gerllitan Piper ot Teden Ptunirgia. orkumat PAPER Or PrMIBLOIGH ISD " • ALLEGIAT O LIEGILer a - nurs e r and M P frEST PAMILT aad CUltatellinaL PArLII In the !date. nestle OP TOP DAILY SlTrle&l 3 epts. gennb.4rber c Tre;ll; l"`k irm.lc a r. AGGE.nst GAZETTE, ,PITTSBURGH. lreVittsbitr . gl! Oa's. nssot t ralon was passed seater day by the Republican. County Conven tion to which we decidedly object. This resolution, as we understand it, depre cates the inimigration flto this country of laborers from abroad, and calls upon Congress to Impose a head-tan upon for '-eign laborers coming. Tlie wealth and strength of a nation conalat mainly in men and women, who have faculties, know bow to use them. and are not afraid of work. Even' such man or woman is a positive gain 'in this .pountry, and will be for a long period to Come. It is every way desirable to en , courage the immigration of laborers from . Abroad until all the industries essential • to the highest civilization shall be here developed, and in the highest perfection. If linen are to fabricate for tile American market,, here is tho place for theow to i Nor do wo believe is Putting a tax on intmigrants: We woulda a soon or sooner think of patting n tax on gold and silver ~ (*mink into the cOontry. ' • Take laborers of all grades who were either foreign born, or wit se fatfiers .and -mothers yere born" abrhad,out of Allegheny eointy, and, a fatal check would-be given to all sorts of industries' . . The tr..k.lutlon is wrong and tahichlev olio, and we respectfully Call upon the County F.4ecutive .Cuminittee. to -re. TUE DELEGATES from Allegheny coun ty to the Republican State Convention at WillianispOrt, are: Senatorial, Thom as M. Marshall and Samuel A. Purvi mice; Representative, S. IL Geyer, J. M. Kirkpatrick, A. M. Brown, Solomon &boyar, B. F. Luca+ and James L. Gra ham. Excepting the last:named gentle man, they are all lawyers, and of prom inence in the profession. -They are chOrged with the duty of bringing be fore the Convention the anion of anti:fon. 11. W. Williams, for nomination as the . candidate Mr the Supreme Beach. Ilt now looks as if the 'western dele gates would pretty generally unite in Ids support. Both his character, abilities and experience . have _Wen him a very strong hold upon the:cortfidence of the people of this. portion of the COmmon wealth, audit is both wise arid Just for the initty.to make him the nominee. Tsc New York Constitutional Con vention assembled yesterday arAlbany. The Republicans were strongly in the majority, and secured the organization. The only important question discussed wasthat introduced by Mr. Brboks in debate, charging the body al partisan in its charictei.. To this Mr. Greely clear ly replied, sea:dtfnith that inasmuch as the pemocrats had opposed.the Conven tion, and probably would oppoie any : , constitution it might offer, It was forced to assume a partisan character. The 'country will watch With deep interest +th'e deliberations or tfie important point. cal gatliering.. CArrADA is again alarmed. The Fen. MB have given signs of illTasiol3, and depending not on their ability to repel attack, the Canadians have, as It is re putted, iorrideci. for speedy inturven lion on Ufe.part ors the 'United States Govertiment to protect them from the "boys in greet."' It hardly seems pot tibia that the Irish of America will sec ond any auth Movement as anL early in vest" of that'cormtry. It can only re onht in disastro6 consequences to them selves; Ind in no wise help on the inter ests of their mother country. Tan lioN. J. K. MOOIIILEAD . an nounced,..yesterday, at the Republican County Convention, that he would not consent sgaii.to beit n anadidate for. Con grin's:. He has rerdiraented'tle.twenty second district (which,. isicludes Pitts burgh) for several successive terms, and with marked-intelligence and fidelity. In retiring from public life he will .the consciousness of having performed las public duties and will carry with hien the'respeet and confidence of his cOnatituents. ... • . IF MUTATE 11dvices from San Luis Cab be relied upon, Maximilian are this lias set foot neat our Own soil and escaped the penalty of - death. Ho has probably ' been peinaitted by Rembedo to depart on promise never, more to interest himself' , in tbe affairs Or GOTCrIIIIICELI of. Mexico. Our reports from Mexico,' hownver, are vague • and uncertain, and the' where: nboutaof the prisoner can oily be con• jectured, Coarnittrio &statement made sever ; at days since; that the report of the Sec r retary. of the Trossory for tho month of May would exhibit an increaso of public -debt, it will show a large reduction. This announcement will prove the more gratifying since it follows one calculated to Inspire the public mind with the be ' lief that our _financial laws were going hicicward. '' "llfathift", manned by a ion' rect. less mariners, witbVirdoll3 aboard for thirty days travel, yesterday depart ed from New York for Havre—or Ereaven, tiett bravery and, datiag am p:tots tr, netting sbort,of I'ooll.4lnm - The fool risk their lives not to benefit science or navigatiois, Int:ilmpli to Win ;admiring plandits irartbo.world. Tmc municipal authoritieslttFayette ' C.; who bare been slow to learn ' tbetr primary lemon in reconstruction, bare been set aildaly the military com mandant and tnorc.trustwortby citizens delegated to till their places. ATIVILNET G‘Ltikl4.lL BRIMMTER has presented to the Siprerne Court of, this State Information for a guo.rearranto, in the matter of the Gettyshurg Asylum. The argument wdl be beard at Philadel phia on the third of. July. TIIIK account by telegraph of tho dedl. 'cation of the monument to the memory L of tbe'Presiilent's father will prove very interesting.. 31 - r. Johnson wisely ab stained ; from ipeeel-making on the solemn occasion. Trot Atlantic Telegraph Company at, , Aach bat little la:mortal:tee to the break ing of the cable of 1566, as It can be easily repaired. The, place at fault is only one and a half tulles trim thaland, in shallow .w ma: _ Gait. 8 lull:4w, 'with' the frankness of sloe soldier, states his res.sons for removing both ',Gourds of Levee Com iniagoners. fliipciAtraiture,imorcover, of Gov. 'Maas. is vigorous. • • TWO moss caeca of ebolera,aro re ported inliew 'York. The presence of the dread pestilence in that city should, but we fear will net, incite our health authorities to sanitary racaitties. Ovsn fifty thousand pernma were at . • Abu Nem York Central Park, .02 Satur day aftenio9a- That great breathing spot is fully appreciated , by the Gotha- Tni New York. qoustnutional Con .-. Mention ban begun its deliberation. Its • geasiont trill snbably Pctlfpy thin ponttia ! , - . ' .. . _ .... . OT AR ~ un to f . . . • - . :. .- , • : • 1 .... , ' -• . ' Nig', \ . 77 . M .--- ,,44 178 „,...._. • ' ,_':.:..- .:.:.. i.;:.',.%'--- • .. - i - -r;•.---.: -, .;..41 ,, .;; ; .,-, ,, w,„.-_- , ::-.-_ •-•- ... . • . - • - • ' • ' '••;.;.:17:45:::';'•,.•`-',''''''''-0 ~ •••• :•'_,,,,›.-T• *- 7 .1E 5 ' 3-_, .. . ..4. r -.!....,.... / . 0.-.4 , 1 • =4; '''' ' ' - :, , 4.. ..' ''' - , 0 j' ,IP,. ---"--- -- c -;_,. Z t ' ‘,.. , : .1 .. . ' SZ. ~.- :' ~.- ,, '''i ' ' .. .: i . . ,' . .” .:. .. , .t ...__ WV— ~.-.: ...,.. _ „mmic... __ ...:,.. l7l , \ ' 1 --_--.'--:--_-,.::7,7„, ~.....7:777.r _.___:_ ...._ . _ 7_. a . ‘ „ ir _ ~..._ _....... ..... ________ ~...:__ ,„.....„_,.__ _....„,.._......„,...„,.__.....,...„.........,.„.„...L..._ ...„.__...,_,___.. ~, , /.. ~.....„...,:, ~., ~...„ ~.k, „....:,. , , ... ,_._...,,,,..,„.=y.,,__....„. ..,, -JAI I . ?:,-- --_±•=,...,,,.. ____,/,-... , 4:;. p.. if. VOLUME LXXXII.---NO.: .132. FIBT EDITION. ONE O'CLOCK.: CEREITONIC3 AT. RALEIGH, N. C. 4,-- 1- Decliretion of Lilo /Monument to Ibe Tattier of.Presidens Joboson—Nistte ginner to tOe President and Party. my Toe:ire:ph to the Pittsburstit.isseite.: • Itstrum, Jane t.—The enreinonies at trio City Cemetery, in connerlion.wlth thO dedication of the monument. to the: father of President Johnson, Comment:id- . to-day at nOon.. The monument yo a:Angie theft Of rettclimestonc, ten feet high, With ornamental cap, and bean the foqowing in. scriptionF J.ln memory of „Jacob Johnson: 'an henest man, beloved ono retpectecl 14 all who knew hint.; !torn —•January.died Jouary. /Sid. from a distant eauSea by au over effort la saving the life of ' The Presl.lent and party. deCorananted be Governor Worth, General Sickles and others, having reached the comet:Fry in car riages, were conducted to, platform near the monument. A very large soma.' Of spectators were present, all uPPmenttS deeply intaroeted in the euremonlea. After preliminary rellelous ceremonies. lion. D. L. Swaim., L..L. D., President of the State University, delivered an address, in which he based the hiltdry of rho *fry Of Raleigh, 'and In this connection alluded en Jacob' Johnson, who, by a deed of noble daring, saved. from drew - Mug, liendermn Cola intn, at the ultimate emit of Das own Ittq Passing away Cventually a' martyr to ha [lseult!, The orator. among other t deg* alluded to the feet that three natives nt the Mate of North earollea—Jeckme, Polk and - Johnson—hp' missed from ebsemity. and poverty in North CarOlina to oamparattvo ; Pelee. In, Tennessee, and thence to the' seen , Member of the Constitutional Idgbect. point - of goner to the Uelon and lon, Milled by Uwe. Coto. or d.• Cavalry, Fiame—noVsimipa lb. tomtit. U. harder, concluded bin vary able. and, l i v e a e the ....._n t . eoz Charged eloquent address as follows: Of the history ; wlah m o pi ng Wir e. of tite an of .fienti.lotinigilessho onmmeno. ,Sel life under coMparatively unfavorebie 1 " aropiees r tliis la entitle time to eodak. The ' ALNANY, Y., June 4.-110 m 1.,: Harris eismpaulea of his voyeeod, Leonides Polk. Illecox , a member of the Constitutional whose charucter "nave attempted to isms was. abut dond. at Nmnwlak's trey. bee peeved the portals of the grime. :deed by a man who tales denturatety of the The President of the United Males's balers tad nay. ho min Pasidif it , • adore time worn time•the ; dinner, N. Y., Jens 4.—Theman who shot Lieut. • General seemed at our last Inter- lion. 1.. Harris illseox„le Gemmel Cola, a view. Ills career In life thus far it one of : lumber dealer, of Syrians. About half. the most remarkable nth any ago or nation. para. eight fohlock Mama wan standing In ills errantry and the world have decided the large promotion room of the betel, near between the two partite which. divided the clerk', desk, in bin slippers. Cole, who North Cnroiina and &RUM Ile who (whim- Cams sitting near by, rose and approaching ed streets/cif not mere pure and patriotic, ~ I llscox, made some remark which mat get was as brave as disinterested, and overheard by those near, and immediately Willer than his 'compeer. ' menu. : thereafter drew a email pistol and present.' meets of the sin, are before you: Tlie 1 fug it at hn bead Bred, the h a il ontarie. gnarled creeds may be suspended AM O. me- i near ton right eye.. "llama, felt beck memo of the Oust, and a warning of the l senseless, t - wound tdeesitn. profanely. [Mere. The,blmal of. the noblest here . on Ile expiredwithin thirty, minutes. both sides of the conflict will no form I Cole remarked that "lien;' had been hi. thion In the .velon of the descendants of hest friend; bat while be win, in the ose who met in dendly;sirlie en many a army, where he roses to tbegrane of General North, fought deli. Tee meet parriotieneartn, In toe cavalry service, he had raped Me North, South, East and West, already twat wife • and added, `.l have the °Cadence now In imbue, The time has arrived when pa. to 'say pocket... lie quietly awaited the triotfam, not less than Ccrirtlaulty, re. cording of the pollee, and was conveyed to quires forgiveness of all that we the station boas,. A onroner'i jury Is be cannot forget Lot .the crossed swords lag liniannelled.; hut It Is not likely the of. tin monument, eurmontited by the Inquest will beerinimenced until to-morrow: Stare and °tripes, 'form an Aiporopriate Cole is ...Mother ot Senator Cole. of Calling , memorial msoolatiou for Confederate and nia; is a tall, due looking TIM, MS was LID. Uniop dead, and no. strife be neennersd cox, who is larger and heavier. (Move their gravels b , at patrioti e c and gen. • crone emulation to be Arm end fOrCILICOSt to Promote harmony ned good will and restore the Union to that mo.a perfect Union de signed by the Constitution of our common ~ country. Unworn Coo.rgling . aaalmlllae— The ce-reiriOnlea closed by a benediction.. Fortner About Um Captueo—lte nn. two'Tntont tolorml forwanl horessidere to remits to X4leobedo. end tenderly . laid bunches of the cholceet , 0ne.... to ,Br Teter mph to the Plitshersn'tlasette.l befolMwlng paragraph wail inadvertent- New ORLEANS, June lette r -hen 4.—A.elegram from l 7 °natural do telegraphing :Me sp en d of ! Galveston whys that a r been re toe President yesterday: Ceived from Queretaro, date not given, ren have come to participate In the porting that Maximlll. and his Principal .monim defalcating 0 monument to a man . ertleers and op their swords to Isconedo, whom you reigetted, though of poor and himself, and the entlrearmy et alaxilan, n umbie condition. Ito was my lather, and with artillery and ammunition alumna, et him i ate proud. lie was un honest and laurrendered. The following chiefs are firlinfal friend, a eiorrooter' Yprixe nigher . prisoners: • Idaximillen. Cattello, thee rallies worldly fortune winch could Crow., Campu, and kinsmen. The latter • . VMS captured an the street° . Of _the eitY _ . The President, accompanied by Secretary ; shortly after the surrender. Menedes alone `ot t er , t Postuumterr General Randall and Is missing. Over two hundred subalterns there, were escorted to thenaphol atten ; wore N o eapturvd• Maximo Ca.:Wm - a., Shia foretiooo, by Governor Wertheim Gen- ' it is reported by private - letter, Om ettot L oral Sickles and Staff and, a number of ' on the lath. Maalmilian had a severe at .-prom irment military Minters" and elvtleaus„; tack of the dysentery on the evening of the Including the Mayor. A reption took ' 15th. Private cerrespandence from San plane In tm hall of the Route ci Commune.' Luis says he bad recovered and was expec 'The A - Liters, after ealuaing the Prealdent, , ten In that city, and that It in probable he 'wore severally' Introduced to On cretary 1 bas ere this crossed over Into tae United Seward, Posttnamtur General and General ; States maids return v exed sa. It le rti. Sickles. . . mewed lames has deliv op Portents The deaf mutes tram the:State Awyletra t The edictal report of Eseotado *nominees , were among the mane whir pald their . rot ; the death of Cott louts Camillo, of Toluca, ' moeets to tlei President. White And blurt : and CoL Miguel, of Palms Palacio. vied with each other In paying the Pram . • dent every attention and emarte/y. end all ' ' were receives/1u Gut most kindly manner. ; . NE IV INSK CONSTNUTIONAL CON -u....,...., zi., C. Juno 4.-Thm al ternoon the . •TENTION.• President and party attended a state dutt. : tier at the •Tarborongli ilotme, The enter. ' - . talumelit was 10 abet.. ell'is No Waste 4 OficenlitatlonMMeramee _Greeley_.: Be- I were demi= nor siwochos Made. To Pres- I , piles Is she. Thereto Shan therterwisres-1 wont, to company with Sucre...wry beware, 1 slots Is Parlimetn. ' 'Postmaster-General Remitli and Others, . tinged the ntate [Methane institutions In ; the vlelenv. . lap gm/screen to ibe Pittsburgh Ilissette.t . Steams; June 4.-Thei Constitutlonal Cab' veution es to-day. Wm. a. Wheel- T lie Vresluentiel party /nave to•mnrrow:, . er lienottltcau ' wee chosen President, ro am ening to atterul the commencement Ex- , I_, • ~_:',.,,,..„4 , at ,... ..,,,,,,., forty. oreimes at Staler I:rover:thy, at Cho:pelt/11i, , 00 ••• ail ...mu' nine scattering. Minor apitolntmee to were and may ii°3 " " them °M ° Friday ' then 21.40 ...a the rules of the Assembly • -________-...- --;-----.-- . , ' :'adopted. : lion. llorace Greeley offered resolutions FROM NEW ORLEANS, ; .in z a the Comptroller the original cost "; .of the canals, including enlargements. te.. Levee Commlnslowys-The Mowed , ; nom of norrinleretentll .llre.fylr_#er canal, Abolished-Gemmel, therefor-Malvin- ~ gTngl;le ren.Plaap,.. taco. . . of _ce-,9, i . wow Wolin Derroaneed by tienorat , Ac. drarDeamelltmSl nontmoyment l e e pth,..id. 0 ,.. ...I F„,....,,,d_y.",b I being prepared for the lntventlort , be re*. Marker Mabee A Proposition In the .: 0i.U.,....... tabled. . ,,, r .,.. Dank of Commerce. ,• ' Mr. G reeley answered M r. Br o oks, , 1 Gen to the charge of the pallisaa entail. Z Ii 7 eleempli to the Pt Garden Gazette I ' 1 nation of the COnventiOn, ear Lna the Deal . New lona,' Juno 1.-An ohler was received 1 octets had opposed the Coaventloo, and yesterday, from the Presldent through the I would oPPOM eitY COnstlintien /L allenhi A make. • _ . fl ' Secretory of War, by Center* Sheridan, dl- - I S. J. Tliden denied that the Damper** rectieg, that all further proem/Inge in the had an y such purpose, unless Mr. GreeleY antics of the Levee ComuGssloners be ans. seemed to Intimate that a ConsUtatlOn sels pendcd, and that General Sheridan report nicely to bo made witlcla ought not lobe rat- She,Md. . reations for Ids order removing those ; - „. Commissioners. . Goner* Sheridan, In as ewer to the Secre. ; they of War, •In reference to the Levet. CO!. ; Mlselonere. stalea 48 the mt,n,. for allot- ! : Ur Ttlegraph to the gine/arab 0 imette4 tatting Me two former, lloaaufmt That the te. , s r , y,,,,,, d im . 4.-The Puttees rare,. giallo ore last winter jissMil an not contines • for the Underwood , glik -of three hundred lam the old Levee Board in °tem an that I dollars. mile heeds, 'sweat/ by Alexandees tear milkersePlitoPriatud ullget ho 'Da . eon, Virgil, elereely- time LSO% end-1.51; boned by a Loam or repel antecedents I Dolscomb Mitt% third, and Metatrle last, Liter the adjonrnment; the Governor SP- ; In both heats. Thane:by was won by Mar •pOinted ..a Board Of his own . In violation or ; rib' colt Monday-time SS: Itothiess wee the act, and nude the 'acknowledgement i rohd.Ddrom , r7 third; nod e .", t , iitt i . t . t. to Gen.* Sherlden to nb.it'cl. nth , to : Meaner.) 'walked over for the two mile disburse this niOney ln the Interest of hie I brat.' - ' • . - own party, by securing Syr IL Votes at the Lontsmata, Juite . 4.-There Wag a very • time of um election. The old Board reform . ; large attendance .at Woodland Gourse, Um In tot - never Dv rape. xe 11, new Buar u. , day. I The first race ' for the Merchants and annealed to Genera.' Sheridan tO atee i puree. 41.670, two lOW heats for four year lain it, a Men he would not tin, es the rums- , bi0..,.w on by "b oo iol,. pule o n ' lit, would thee Lave Kuno to thp tmerta and atielt,": In theltretbeat "Stone:all Jackson': tsimu a Y e ar 0 ° dooD i a• ID° U." .. .ta I come, in amend. "Merrill. third. In the ; then overflowed and poor people an [feriae, . tecond beat "Merrilln are In second ITo ahate - this trouble and air/id immediate 1 .stonewall J ac i i. ,..,,,, th i r d ; g toatiai di , , relief, which the honest cilsburmenient, em , JaCkSOll srusbe fasolit e before the ratO. 41.0.0.M0 ...UM RIVO. o ' l Order .... 1 . °11 "., The emend race was unimportant. both boards was istiet.d. :I say now, unequi. :- , • sew • . vocally, that Governor Well. Is 2 pellucid i I , trickster and s dlsunfontat. I have . uen : GEN. SICKLES' DISTRICT. Ihimmyself, when I fir. tI CU me to tills cam. ~, . , L menti.terh out all the Union men who had l. ashes,! - i __ _ __ sunnier Lod the Government. and put In; Order Dedalnd.lde q.t.. We k their dead rebel moldier*, some of venom 1 I Slone of Civil olfleers, seer, • . 1 bad not duffed the gr. y uniform. I have ' (By Telegraph to the Pittsldtrgb Otomita I I seen him again, during the July tint of 1 1 10 , I ,_, , Cn•rfLenrOlf, Jane i --tlentel Sic** km l - to away uhar°l°.°lo not nod "'"" lateen an order tiedning the qualideations Ito gi ve hint a guard, iustead of coming Ont. .of CD. Officers and pron.; eashmtli/g the as ly representative Or the State, and . least ;metro to b . " rijna , . ...,..x. thr Joining tense wile were desirous of Pro . ; order . ; authorising the poet commander., to Sad peace. I burn watched hint niece, j , suirir t ida , rir omen; atid c i t i rat , a to -, theii . u.. 1 his matiluethas Imes as sinuous a* tne t a „u ta t icii , tht , arcra i art , b i , araga i t , at: , at k left in Gm dust by tee movement of : order; no licences to lien liquor in quaint/. rii '''''''• I sa y °Zain• In" O r " dba .. e ar • ' ties less then a gannet will be grants* Other t Grnetet sherld an also Immediately issued I . than tO Inn keepers:persons found drunken an order, for the reasons set forth noose, 1 th „, pi.,:rii.ia will t it , gags. for re ,,,,,,. of 4.relnorlng GOveronr Wells nod appointing i license's/I contratitshereelterfor the mane. I'Th...is J. Puree , ' a liative . Leumfaoat a i facture, eals trensportation,atorage,&e. of Prominent lawyer aiki a .•°°°°;:l. Colon liquor, will be deemed against pulalle polky Man. • • , and not to be enforced,' no distinction of Gaiiarai Sbmid" olio "' ail miler. roe I color 'or cute will be allowed In public con moving the Street Lommleslooor and up., rr. remedy by distress for rent is Imieting Mina. n a a ao. :" alaau• ,Thu • abolished, where lanai are lot Cut for biro „cause of the removal la neglect of iinty and I „, T el t. . I • the unclean condition of the city. s - •••••;:: ~ •,._____,.....t. Jacob Parker prepottes to the creditors Of the dank of Commerce Mauna a )olntrduck Company,' with a apical of hall a minion dollars. to build houses and stores, the meek tote paid for In cheeks on•lbut Burk of Llommeree. lie prop. tu taro over to the Company all his real and personal property, as well an the tunas pi oho ban L'. • General Sberldan's removal of Governer Wills Is rornutented'epon favorably by the press and appears 10 he regarded tavern• hie by toe majority of Inn people. Dater, the newly eppotuted street Corry missloonf, la ono of Um registers in the First dlrtricl. INDIAN AFFAIRS flregnefot AtMean on tft Smear 11111 saute—GGen.Angnr • e Force Mattletent for Proteetam—The Steamer finer and Crew AIL MLitt. LC) Tett cr soh to the FLtte align GAZtIII3 - - Sr. toote r Juno 4.—Western illspatchas MY 7, The mall conch on enmity 11111 route was need Into near Dig Timber a low (Says I ago, and again near Russell station. The former at atiettwas attack.' three Welds In -stmeraplon. lienerals h and Custer woro at /orb lilt.with 1,-TO cavalry. Three hundred' men, with borers and o u tilt, are said LO blue rtlld rtia noste a Week ago. A regiment of colonel Infantry was. eu route for Fork Hares. . Omaha dlrnalchesb say that taxn two s rmitrod Pawn. Knot. un. encounter ILO about. no moot number of itiout near. the rod of Um Pine Railroad, s. low days go, and Onto of , the .tiloni natty were . . (r . eherni Oberman,: mice ecunmpanying he eseurninuirts to toll llePhernno, wlll Aie tiencrol Augur In Um 11,11. (lancet! ugur le endersteal to have suelclent LO give protection to the rodent, anti all wonting pantie.. I • • • • • I The *termer Weer, reported captured by tedious, sad the crow sad posainigers theotsacred, /Knee timosteco, woe met below roil Rice, May Pith, el well. ! FROM MOBILE Miami of Aldermen, Common Council, Tan Collector. add Clay Tremiume /MineMol2-11M. APPolluois Mr Telegraph to Me Pittsburgh O melt.] Identr.s:Juee 4.—The followqrkit, order ane read by Mayor Horton to the B.rd of Al. dermett end Common 'Council this morn• iillpqr1•111 . 7.10 Tutai.L loser DIV,. ATLANTA, to Si, f l it',, ISpeclel Order Nu. if I—in pursuance of the reoonaneonetten of theicr.l ernyee. co.....dttmg the Slithery tiletrlct of Alabama hatching tae 'neon iii,. tcrbsoces at and for the reason UMW stated, the canters of the city, ylz: ~,c,..hoetar, City Treasurer, hoard:of Al. dente is sod Common of the clty of Steidle, arChetch7 by the remora). Of ma prviatc theitmoents. . Tim ashadpolateeshero Inaugurated he goenhualyilm tbo Prutairatim et ;tam • PROM NEW YORE. tai Telegrabteto the Pittsburgh Getette.l • New Yoze, Julie 4, 18G7. . OITAIITCII OT TEI UV! ZAII.T. . The Me raft Nonpareil left to-day for -Havre. GUM.. CHOLLZA. CAZIN Two espies of genuine cholas are report ed in Roosevelt street. OIIIIILL GRANT passed through to.4ey for West Pant to nt toed the =noel exammatton. • floe. Charles Schaffer, Socretsdy of Mato of liflonnsota, was scrotum:Lod In toll Olt last zslght. • • The new Greek Mtnliner to the United Suites. , Mr. Pauselo. arrieed in Boston to day, on the - steamer Cuba, en routs to Wash ington. . • . .L A Ilavana letter of . the ifitti, says the pew taratlon &Cheme meet. some opposition from merchants. !leen & Co. hare pro. tested against It, and lt is understood many . . Other tore*n bona. hare resolved to fol. low cult, and hundreds of deaden Intend to return their license. • Casuals r[lStaa. • . The' Grand 'Lodge bt the Mesons of this State commenced their anneal communion. tins at bring today.. About one thou. rend voting membera;and as many visiting brethren are mount. Grand Mater Holm. delivered. the sonnet address. He meted much bad been :done for the suffering brethren South, but there wu still much to be done by the Resonator the great distress (etchrevailing.. Dispensations tor Olt) . - now beiges Kora issued during the seer in this State. Negotiations are In pro. tirean for a Masonic uyium in Schuyler county. JouthanTost was appointed rap. resentative to the guidon ot the Grand Lodge...it the world, at Pula, June 15th. MURDER AT ALBANY, N. Y FROM MEXICO .THE TURF r± FEM.ANS • e c re a p n arng -T b o e r A a u t Dm ri o t s e e s ra o t ly la-_ formes, (Dr 'relE7.ol to the rltuburr, h those:al MObiTIV.L., June 4.—Portico from the eastern border report bands - of. rentals, prowling about and Tremens . for *demon. stration before the middle of the mon th . The authorities are folly Informed of meat L going on: Communications are said to hare taken place binw.OU the executive here Sod at Wilmington, With a l'alW:10 concetted action to case anything occurs. Lord /dance Will sante the iith for .pig. FROM FORTRESS MONROE Cams* of Cooszogogalers—Gom. Ilowtou 1 noes go Sough Caroline. 1 , 7 TOarrapb to th; Pitubeirgo Ch.etta.) Foarauss Mormon, June I.—Brigadier General Hurton,enmmandant of the For trena, receive] order. on Sattirdal to pro need to Charleston, taking wlllt him Lo's. B nod B, etth artlllerY, and an ha . Waal quarters. 'lbis morning bill3o/ Head. 00th United Sums Infantry, 1.10.616 s command as soor, as Geo. Horton leaves. The Karr' . smiorthe Fort will then utmost of . three huncLredatal thirty-eve mon. CONDENSED NEWS tilt Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ga.lee.] ' 1 —The American atlantic Toligratth Cebu , Company, have elected Mr. ISAMU, Prod- dent; Mr. Charles L. groat. Vice Temtdchit Mr. Vlidiard, These:en and W.O. Stoll der, Secretary. Measures were stained Cu commence active operations and have the cable made. This company received the gniet from th . last session of Congress Inc twenty years to the mast of tne United States.and the government to gay for all the meintagos It sends. They else recede" the art passed by the Bermuda legislature, naith {grants them Monthle pr./lege , to Ledohit gevernment pay Leg for all Mommies sent, and the French government I hes offered them the grunt to land on any pert of Met:cast. out Morel terms.-T •is e enig company that. Mu the authority I from Our Government or the foreign gee ' einments to lay and work ...hies' from the United; States. Senatorial excursion Tarty reached 'the North Platte. three .hundred mile. from Omaha, on Monday night, and daring Yesterday testy visited one of the Ports, in company with Lieut. tienere.l Sherman. The weather Is represented as , daltetafol and the excursicmists are enloyll u them. selves immense.; Wolf "PPIL" w goo d rig. they keep up • continued Ore at ante lopes and other game found steel thil Wan Gaols: FM! , 1 17Vi1MMIIM ECOND EDITION, FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M EGROPEIN INTELLIGENCE. The. Cretan-Difficulty PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT BY FRANCE AND RUSSIA. King William - anal Xount His. mar& in Paris. FINANCIAL AN!) COMMERCIAL UT Teleirsph to the Pat eburgh Gazette • I =3 THE ZINO sap 1.1.1441LCK CONS ;To rause. Ileums, Juno 4—Epentng.—The King. or aeeeropanied by Count Ihimarea, left-for Paris this afternoon on the prom , Med vistt to Napoleon and the French Ex. position. FRANCE. TUN CZMI,OI DIFISCULTT • PARIS, Juno 4.—it Is understood as the re• suit of a meeting between the Emperor Na• poison nod the Coat of Russia, that they hare agreed upon a plan for the settlement of the Cretan illiticulty,.rhich will be pro• pc...1t0 the Other great X aroptiati powers, and which, It ill hoped, will be adopted by them and 'urged upon the Sultan wish their nutted Influence. ARRIVED 014 Soc - rokkrrok. Juno 4 —Teo steamehlp Saiorde, from New York, sum ml „bore Ulla aftirnoon. IZZNATOWN. Juno 4 —'Tnu ettemmentn City of Boston. from -New Talc, arrived to ting. FINANCIAL P COII.IILUCI A . Loiorm, June l-POrdnu-d lereT,webtY bond* improrcil Illinola ,P entral chums adrancAl:; . .i per cent: Ltreareet:. /Jute 4'. r. U.-CCO f n le Per quarter. Lorlei; Sugar market firmb but no quotable advent.. liemeheater market quiet, but prices firm. Lov.a,June 4 -kerefnmt -Money market. without particular chattel!. Ceevew clowd awed. 1..1 DM, ti.l , l. ,111 American pee Mee. llotted quletty, the advance having bet. ost. Fire-Twenty bonds, 7J, 11110 p. Con. :6).;*; kele, 401 4 . 1, ',l , ll,Aoli.reaT. June 4.-Erentnif.-United Stateatlond closed at :N.. .Idvskroot...lnue 4 -Erening.-Tho Cotton Market irks tem active In the latter part of the day, but dosed very Arm; melee &unmet to only 12.00 e bales; middling upland*‘d.d. middling Orleans 11.4,0. Breadstuff. roar. auteaoler. Corn lleellned 91 Mee» yes,ter dAyi last Salta of western sidled at per , quarter. Wheat droeptng and white [male declined 3d, closed at PM 1).1; for. No. 1 Milwaukee red 114011 le 40111 got - tied. Nur asd Oats unetianked. Peas declined 1.1 'looted at Sti bd. Provltiont; e nd Produce nntinan eirlta of Turpentine 334. Petreleum 142,1 ave1. for refined, moo lel for 4plrlts. Potwth Ida '4. Common Ltrom -floe 111. Talluw Ws. Clover Need . . , . /..031)03, June . 4-I'rening.—Suser .4 .:lg Pig Imo iSis for Calomel. I.lnse•eo 6.15. Llu send ekes 291 es. Llaseed ell .Clo LN.• Axcwaar, Juno 4—Lven nu.— a Itum over; .tnutlisru II • Tiistits Rodtliedis to be stalsod—Yount of illoinnMention lini.D'esinest,ltsslor isdi front Ten to Taros ears ond One Year—*lnnor of the Stereo. naves Uvalde.' £300,000 in Bets. the ton e, £9..00. New Tote, June 4.—The Wainer Baffle. from tiorope,strieed t0n1314. The Cuba's mall arrived to-nightfrom Boston:. ' The itallor Admiralty are arrsnittne to ;ratio, the .frlialo Rs sent In the tight off Lissa. eh. WWI built liln Nair York. The Ihsnisian Government a.l given in adhesion to the ponseted Code of Interns ttonsl Inardtree•lgnsle. Thal:Own of Broly, on the frontier of the Austrian (Allots, trio neatly destroyed 0." • A brit hoe been adopted to the French LegLIMN. body, reducing the term of tetturaliaation from ten to tame years, and to 000 Sear i LtdM PA! rv i .. noes benurende by peratttle. LLorace itumbald, Secretary of the Britian heyation, at blerliu,Sa to marry daught or of tlarrlnirten,' Molted states Minister to Eirraterlitral. John Admit Is to marry a daughter of tho late Union G 1391111 1a Wadsworth. . . . . • The owner or Cormit. wtoroir of. the Der tiy; fe said to have won =aeon pounds in bets. TtoiJoekey was paid eeoo rafted. The Carfare. Company are betiding sooth er serer aummer for the American Moll Route, .lo be named 13Meria. Them new steamer Russia Immo, NeR York, June FROM WASHINGTON Tee aaaaa Ntatement for illay—roblte Debt Itedabed— lane—At:or no:Gement And Itebonstrasetloo. [By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh ...It,/ Wasiltairrox, June 4 /WI. • gosatas A whale fetter from Collector Miler, of San Prsoctooo, to the Secretary of the TreaF. on., speaks to With terms of the wisdom of the scquLdtturt of SIISIIiILIIAINOrieI. :at TADADODY STATIOII3IT. On account of the unexpected receipts Of s miscellaneous Character, and from the in ternal revenue towards the • closet of the await months, and the small requisitions frOmotherdepartments,tne statement of the Secretary of the Treasury for blay will show Dof only avery large currency balanee In the Truantry, but • sronstderablo redo...Ulan . of the public dent. : ATTOILNIIS unseen non It6oolltrf RUCTION. In the Attorney Gancrarti later opinion, his proud. of additional one, more preen dal, under the head of Executive and Judi cial °Meets, to Do based on actual ab eructs in Caere, of preparation, has been overlooked by many readers in the 4304.01., whose lettere reach. the Attorney thimiral In great number; atating particular cases, which of course he cannot lawfully give partjoular opinions on. In abundant time for the electtone the noc.asary data Con be matured, when the supplementary Opinion will bo promptly promulgated. 'areaaatlea 00a0aaeltr0 Tog tyntays. • A. private leiter reoettred hero from Col. Parker, of tifinentt Grant's atatf, woo ts one of the Commissioners end . ..deco the Indian country, for flie purpose. el Investigating the lata for Kearney Slimmer°, state. that Oa the 26th Of May, that Mater mid Mg. dier General nobly, lot the eameCornintmlon, Iterate therm City, lowa, whence they would leave for Ifflllol. Stone river. They hall been aloloatconstautly on the move. The various statement. relative to thu hestlie attitude of the Indian., in the Nuath View, receive additional confirmation from Col. Parkes' The montbl, report 01 the etstistleal rear: for Iday,4fhows the Mit:oils for the font Menthe ending Aprll 30th to be AIM, 717,110, and for ten months of the fiscal rear 11 , 344,2AUA5. Domestlo . expert.. for foer menthe apeljaa,7l9, and :or ten months 1361403,032. Ineluding $174:23,91l coupe ex port.. Foreign merchandise, fear mouths $8;103,00t, mid for ton menthe slo,ehi,Pl3. The amount In bonded werehunee, on the 30th of April, was 65,435,013. The recelpta Of Internal revenue to-day,nor° . 41,025,012. JAIL =ism This aftemnoon .ix notorious prisoner., sent to the county All to await trial, Imo melted In escaping. Two were retcorermi, but. Liao °Wore nose not been beard groin, although<letecityos are on %bar track. • VII NSW NOSSENON o 1 LWITISI ANA: Thomax J. Durant. whom Gen. Sllctithut has appointed Governor of Louisiana, to In this city', where ho has been practicing law.-Do has neon •closely and prominently connected with the Southern Loyallate, who were ormuslaed here during the past win. ter. There la an improesion abroad that 'Dorset done not desire the Governorship . tendered him, and it hi stated ou the Street thet he has declined tile position. Governor Dement reeeired, thence,. intlnustion of his appointment , through the afternoon papere , . T • 1 Weelern • Eiversloolsts—arrhre Ise Lesvoneroith a nd Proceed Law. reeee, Manna.. thy Telegraph lathe PittehurghDatettetl LIII.YII.*VOIITiI,L June 4 , —Tho 'excursion party for the Gar nada DADread, Ear ern Inv Cron, arrived here tide morning from ht. Lords. Too number of. the party- , has Wen Merano. to 111)0121. one hundred and fifty. Among too prominent per.. who Joined them et St. Louie urn Mayor Thom.. Senator Denham.. ii<Pr , "'"a^ 'UT. rite and Newcomb, General Damn, Colonel Dayton. Colone l Bugg, ticeerril Donaldson. George D. Hall, Carioe GreelY, George' Partrluge. A. J. Shipley,' Judge 1.00k1.0, A. therm lion. C. IL itransoOmit. gavel. r901311/0 of cm roma and a aut.. I f nMecre of bot . h the Ml.Oltri and Ha l lo Pacific Itellrearl. After MD.-round the oily and suburbs, and visiting Fort Leaven worth, the party wall proceed to Lawrence, Dane., whore they will attend the night. 14/Ithriat WOddiDig Ids l•dddd•--JefF Davis sod Other "boorish" celebri ',Wes rreacias, . LeiTerearaph to tee PltUburgh Umitte.l Tommie. Juno I.—A fashionable ern:Winn took piece at the St. James thstbedral to. day: Wm. Hyde, editor of the St. Louis Reuse/Mon. married Miss Demon, •• sown. ern lady. Tee Cathedral enadenmly mend ed. Jett Darla and Mr. Meson, Gen. Juba Early and • host of otter southern celehri. tree were present. Darla tridi 101017 cheered. Polleiniaaa Dellberasely =ordered. ED, yw e icept, up thi ylustarat, basalts.) Yii.run!, Juba. I.—Walter M. Radnor', a policeman, was brutally muntered by. Tom Prewith this morning. ...Prowith was drunk and approached Rodgers, ordering him to get down on his knees and ask for mercy. refusing, Pro with placcd'• pistol us his throntabdd red, the ball onming Out back 01 lila bead, 13111136 lUDs instantly. Pressith Is In Al.- • taalinpall 0111 lawn Dirgoooed. Telegraph to the Pltlabargh liaselia.3 tN C.. Joao 4.—Tho norm ant:lC*3nm= GoTuKLI of.rayetterirtlledlumo Wen removed.by Ms itOmononsitog enatsl e ..aOkay sppoinVed la Wel: ploys. Judge of the Supreme Court, and we do most cordially recommend bin nomination , for that important position. . The resointions were read and adopted unanimously. Tao chairman announced that Den..l. K. • Moorhead was present, and that as he hod been :peforred to In the resolutions Just adopted, he had no doubt but the Conran .lunit would like to bear,from TaeGeneral, after repented calls, made ! hln appearance and was Introduced to the ,Convention. lie made a few appropriate 'remarks, returning thanks for tne many " honors conferred neon him by the voter. of Protnocaotaryareamorine,Comats COM. the Tweetr - ...d dlarict mintmate, Jar , e . ammt ,,,,,, oner and At the expiration tonut praunt term he er wonhl have servedsuccessive years in s tate c oaveattm , o ,, o s at i otta. " Congress, an honor rarely conferred by any • Penuli aril. Tito delegatell elected at tbe Republic. I 'se o rvns tituencyed Ms constituents t sy o the best Lie h of , hi ad primary meetings ens ilituriay last, to nom- • ability, and while others might hare nerVed Inate Candidates for the varicus county of itrarliilluebtorisnoubsneervTtlohlgtlte'l:tllgg, aces, and elect delogate. to the U .. , Did riot. Ile felt It would not be indelicate publican Stare Convention, to be i hula In for him texas' that he wouldnotagain be n candidatolor Congress. Might be said Wini"9"th. the the" n'eettihieii in that be sheuld Walt he was sked. but, convention at the Court House TuadaY • , he h e that It wa due to himself, his eon at II o'clock A. w, The nttentlance was I stitnents angtoyonnger ad aldermen who large. every - distna the county being seere"aspiring to the, posluom'to make the annuncement. Re- hoped that the pro. fully represented. The meeting was caned:, to order by John W. Riddell, Esc., chaiman , } ducted in a h nof armonious manier, end pro o ' the County E'nentivii C om mittee, 110 I to hi ett i r i ne r t=oVg e t t ho W (Wv ' e s o n t o i n o i n d . 11rGeneralIs remarks were received with stated in a brief mender the objects of th e Convention, and regretted that business In great applause. the Grand Jury m t ., prevented his cc. aptoll.intodWatn.titsq,., on m ju t d h .,,, eco w ,m u m it lt m ic ,, e methane sells them. ' • here appeared, and aubmitum the following On motion of A.. H. Drown, Esq., Thomas I as the nominations for delegates m the M. marshal, Evi., CAN elected to the chair State Convention to meet at Wipum u. !port r . l by a unanimous vnte•of the Canventien. Mr. Maintiall took the char, and In every antat shaia ive delegates—Mears. a IL Geyer, J. J. appropriate trimmer 'thanked theConven. ce.,n.J Gramm. lion Inc the honor they had done him, and .t.he m R. ammtte alt mtumum of hop e d that the maims would be a is I sons friend rto the noalnation of Judas Moue ona lie referred fie co his ctin- W for i.. Possible, . o . l d atteed nretoun Republican party, and too l h o ei t e i g nt. am e t t r u LO . th e. Dnthen. e to vest enanget • °ie. the j Tile report was adopted tunlettm getl spirit." of a. P.P.'. ! men named were unanimously elected •tm gotniZatlOn. • , I delegate*. Un noutlon the permanent organtratlon : The delegates then prOneeded to mark for • was completed by the election of the fol. their shake ar ... deity° . at nomination, lowing rice President.' . 1 N. iltimp,breY% and the resuit'of the ballot was annonneed if South Pinaburght Samuel ' M'3 l hoe, Law rtmeevili; W. W. Maw, Esq., Indiana; 1 PaOTE101101•Aal.. Copt- IL 1.. Wood, Versailles township: Cott. A. alliamiless, J. It. 1 . ' 4 . 9 tt• Walter . ..lM I David C. Mutts '47 areuite, 1/. R. Vergroolow, Cal. W. M. Neeper. - nom re Tlartaantan. The credentials of delegates were called I y.p.Dommmats...dzt Jolla A . Gray • for, •A Ito following were prevented: • water commutes... • rtrronmen. • . A. Pillow% 119 I Jos. McDonald.... 10 First Wctrd—Thos. Rea, iota m in ty . r Senotha Ward—Tnos. IY. N. Ogden. 'laird Ward—W. H.:Keeper, Jos. Unsung% COROWICa. ' , mirth Wad—W.. A. 'Tonsibuten, J. R. i•wm. Clawson.-- 98 IJ. G. West 61 'Cane. JURY cowallaslo***, Fifth Ward. tat protelnet —Gen. Canghey. J aco b Iwo, 01 precinct, Jamey Taylor...fa. (Ans. I sigh Si I Arthur Kerr 7 Kaye. I James tiraney...... hi Wm. Denten...—. 4 ratio Wand, Ist. predinet—Jared Si. John Young, Jr.._ Ls Wm. Graham 8 Brush. A. 51. 1trt0w ... „n , 2:1 ptveinet. Dr. A. O.l' nitutc•roa or peon. M oi 'r' re ' n U ttr 4 Wa j r o ti hn —C " ll '" as. l' A. '.. liehew, Charles 1, 111,;:rstits.i.brs...iminsmIttti.Ts) wore tam. Windt.. • „ bled. , fienr, I While themarking was in progress, the White. names ot Mea rs.elms, Risme. Pare, and Ninth Ward-I..lrreln. J. C. Rat-burn. fi y aommsted for d nry commismatet, Tam Ward—Dsral Sims. Wu, eisupsen. withdrawn. CITY AND SUBURBAN. rOURTEV PAUE.—TM Juan' , and r - ti u. Atones , . VU and Produiro Marke Re ports Oven by any paperin the city, leifit be found on our Fourth Rog., UNION REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON VENTION, . . ... • • el.cotisne. After the result Of the billot had been ' First Ward—C. F. foghorn, C W. Lyon, i annonneed, tho followtng .resolutlon wan' Second Ward—ll, Durrorth; Ceo parhine,adopted. with one or two dissenting votes: I Third lard, let precinct—Geri F. Cooney, Reroitdf, That while we earnestly adv. T. IL Marshall; la prertnct, C! C. Smith. , sate the doctrine of nrotoction to home Casper Gang. ~ - i manufactures, we Si the same time Milne, Fourth Ward, lit precinct—W. S. Purvi.l eat* anti oppose the efforts now being 31 aura. 11. •Si cal; 2.l,preetect, 13. Stain, I.t. made lo import foreign labor to compote SlT:raw. . 'nth the home laborer: and wo urgently re. Filth Ward - ratterson, Allen , quest our reproaentatlvet In Congrese to Means. , provide by legislation a bead tax upon 1m- Sevoutit Ward-c.f....1g Illor; J. F. ilellstein. i ported laborer.. • norteratit.i The Convention then adjourned sine die. The Committee on Credentials. reportEd • I cevriricley—John Way. Andrew Itrown. unantmously In favor of Mesons. Itigham Ilminede—Ed ward Lams, Wet. Krewa wad Nixon, as entitled to represent -weft Shartatarg—Jdob Caved, L. K. Murray., township. These gentlemen wore In far or Tarentum-11. D. Humes, IL. S. P. McCall. lof Mr. Walters. for rrottlollotßry. . Lawrenceville. Ftrat Ward 5. J. Wain- rig" WM.n"'"k ii s'.'"U'i word, A. D..". i a.m..' or Pets. Roam. or rao Port. dersdt, Sauitielaf 0 nt,n.. . „. ._ ==;Z=M=3 ilreetiitt..burith—iLd.Spr.ng. Ad Weaver. South Pltto4urith—Dr..i. H. Itottortu, U. S. Ilumphreys. Dimino haw, 'First trecinct—lienry [ex - Leith, JoLtn Dayk;Aecusul Pr....aanct, D. A Jonce..l. ; Ea;t: Mitten:my, I. II • Es“iee., meEmmet-Al. R. Serer, W. E. Mures:tn. I:el...Us—Thos. Fergus, S. W. elsok trk. West El Itsbeth Ilet; sew, W. II ohm-m Mount: %V tojt —D. B. FnrgusOx. Fre4 • toNexsalrA. M.Aluntor,ll. Andemm Colllmo—Fit:A Prrethel,.l. R. Nogl.T.J• 11,1111; Lowo; Procivet, DoLvitt Jonoe, il:ftii==3333ll, . Penn—Evananyier, .1. P. StotJer, Ellcobot lo —lien Courtin, S. Scott tM=MM=2 tatinNleft== - 111uon-A. MCC. 2., J. Sleek. lawl-IX can4ere. W. T. UOlvell Liao--11. B. Wel - .T. /4.•llayno. lieCandlteee-W ti Lent. Illrer-F. Edeauuctsen, J. Bt. ,tipper Rt. C: .I),Stufders. W. 1. Kee!e . llioett...T.weqe-../...We1ec..., Illakset, 'N °elite-Arch. Ilatittlten. J. NVltittlur. • - • nbalor—lt. &liner, s. P. Unmans. lawn—. 4. IL Alter, JO, Woodrow. Unlan—U. Young, I'. Steven,. bC.OLt—Vi. Le. itiglinatt, uel Ni.SOl3. arsbatl—S. Neely. T. Ito -tame, Jr. li Arrison—W Nelson, J. b, b1e,..113.012 ••-• . - - 15'llktP Iv. liedlll7.•John hfclinlvy ratton—lt. Clunnton, John'Scott. • Comodiem—lLl/ W. 1.00 And. IdeClura. Jeff dreurs—lienrT Beth, Y. .N. Work. Chmtlers.-John Dorrionton, R. Ifodvon W.Gm . , Wm. Caxton. Morro., fl. - li.ein•rvo—Aug. Woken. Jobn Vooghtloy snoirdma—Jo*. killer, U. M. 'Murray. non—J. G. Marshall, A. y. McCord.' We bI . At J Aber, CApt. J. cincllarka. Indlunx—W. W. blow. It. Dontllett. I==ZEi=a3ZIXE . . . South fayetxe—W. A. IlertlOtt, M. Mae. Se wields)—A. M. {Watson, M. WAY. • . . Cre sceist—Jos. Christy. Wm. 1. 1 .11.3 , IL Ilarturrol, 11. S. Fuming Richland—Wu, DlClton JutrieS Ilnruptou—S.S Browu, Goo. Allison. Liberty —Jos. McCall, W. LI. Donsuston. Oakland—WlLL Harrison, J. A. Grey. ieebl.;B—.l. B. Palmer, .1. G. Beanies. . _ When Scott township unweaned, two seta of delet. presented crectonthids, Robert toog and William 11111 and %Y. Ingham and Samuel:Nixon appearing as contemn.. • • • • On motion of Idajor.i...g./.lrown, tan °bat r appointed Mew.. 'Mk& /d r eam!, UeOrsu I . :wallas, Jolla lief:elven Gtorito Y.Comley .114.1 lit...urge IV Wort as a COMMIGGI. on are- The Committee wits Instructed to meet Immediately to the Sheriff's_.ontso to hoar On olefin the onutestuota. On mot the following gentlemen were spier a Committee on Resolutions: hajor .cgrown, W. S. Pannell., Thos. eel avid Holmes, W. E. Harrison. A. D. And gnu, A.M....Watson, Esq., moved that a cOmmit. ie. b,,..posatod to wait moon Judge lismv.of. tlnstriet Court, who had been uriteli cies Candidata for :Supremo. Jedire. and request. him to steady hie preference as delighting, tboJudlemi Contention Lawler, • at Urtillatusport. . Major Brown said be was heartily in fa- Tor of themotion, but thought Judge .WII. Hams would feel it delicacy In melting sew loctlon of delegates. Lie was an ablelurbit, and bleclargul arm urged with great earn. ustoesa. by a tosirilty of too members of too bar 'of this county. It woo desirable that web. delegates should be suet to tort Convention no will be able to present the claims of our candidate' In the' etrongest .... o r, and to use every effort to hate the wiebek of Allegheny county carried out by . his nomination. . • . The fruenton recurring on the motion for the uppointiount et,the Committee, It 1f11.9 4dOPLea. The Chair ups:anted the tollOwnlggentle• men en Wald COSIMIttIPft: litertare. A. M. %venom, T.ll. Bayne. U. S. nerallg, t.f, Ogden W. Tomlinson, end Queer 6 ans. J. M. Brizelt, MOVOd Martha COPVCII. TION Proooo.l to the nomination •orean ohlates for County °Men*. The minion wee n,loose,l, when the following 1.1013111111-I.IOOMI 1.100M1 wade : • " .. • Prothemotary.—. 1 WaMir, D. C. Holtz. Trtungrer.—Josopli P,Dennletan, Col. J. A. Gray. Onuity Cwomissioner,—archlbaltl. Pillow; Joh l g oO. i.tamoth, Jamos 111 , Donald; Sousnol • Coranwr.—Williant Clawson, JoSoph: Wo.t. Jury - tonoWissToner..-(lharles A. Pugh, David Sims, John Porn, John Young, 31., Arthur ' Karr.. Wm. Mullen. Wm.. Gra mm, James Gray, Coorgo Neely and James Monk. bi rector. a! Poo.—lti Darts. Daum, on being no onimainon to Mr. Daum, on motion ha was nominated by acclama tion. - • • • The Chiurman stated that while toeolerks wore preparing the sheets for.inarkleg ; it would be proper for the -Cenventlnn to de tensible the mintier of itersoneto compose! the Y.:emotive Committee for the ensuing , year, and the reauncetn biah they should I he appointed. , • On motion. the numb er wes fixed at twin ty.ilve and Ma anDotelotent the Chair. The Ch an muted that the Coniteltteewentionceed through the pn hi ie pr.. in stew days. The heeretnries net being reedier... to proceed With the balloting. Major Drawn, Chairmen, nerionneed that tee Committee on Itesolutiom were prepared to report. - The Convention elgnifled its readiuess to receive the revert, when the following one submitted: • The Union v ItepubliCene of Allegheny. ,county, In convention assembled, do.urt ant. toously resolve. Mrs!. That the people of the loyal Maine. who prommited the war for the Union to a eueceestedonnelualon anti ...creed our f ree goverrunent, have the right ...well the power. throne" their Senators and Repro. aentativee In Unnerves. to determine the condltiOns npnn which the people of the re. • hellions Stool shall be permitted to rear 'gm Ire State governments nod clarets° the rights and powers of Mutas undue the Fell. oral Conatitutinm• decoret,•That to permit any of the rebel be. Mates to r 061311110 and czerobie their former Melia and privileges In the Union while refnetne to guarartice. by.corietitu linnet enactment, to the loyal colored peo ple Meech litstop the enjoyment al all the righta of citlrsinahlO. I°Audiog the elective fnmeram emulate inoonalstent with sound honey. and contrary to the dictates of true andPetelotlem, their y our perf true truly part In great sti eagle for national life. Th.; what 'List. duty of Cesare. so evis the revenue law. as to agent creasedln cr protection to American toduatry; to secure the development° , the ind.tri„.l wealth of the people; to render labor pron. shin and romtineretivet to build up home markets for our agriculturalists; to attract capital to the mineral fields of the onitilter. .and to provide revenue teethe Maintenanoe of the pestle credit. to the ticket thhi /berth. That we pledge dim put In nomination our hearty eupport. Pon, That oar than. are due, and hero by tendered to theJeMesiit. Moorhead and the lion. Thomas Williams for %halt able. falthfal sun erlalent. minion .as our reprpsentatives in lkuipTess. • Meth, That th e Eon. !leery W. Williams, true of the Judges tit Our COurt; by !Malone =Parham on .the Bench; his lowa feattlag, MAMAS' Intrint7l and hoe, untarttlabed-galltla einielletar,lapecollarly wellrynallka•SOMPgarri timwsuesots .• • Expo. Woo. • In almost every Pate. of prominence In the country. we end notice from onrres pondents,and extraets from Trench jour. nets, relative to 'he American piano, and pianos manufactured in America on various foreign models, now on exhibition at, toe 17nlversal Exposition. The malls of Intent. genre we involve relative to pianos, le strongly In. favor Of the American piano, 'exhilittedby the manufacturers, Chicker. logs.ofßOiton. And:here It may not be amine to expoee the attempt being made to delude the patine relative to thenward of the committee on pianos. No awardi have yet been mode for plans, and the manage. meet have officially ennonneed that none , • will be 'mute until . taly find. Until then, • correspondents may,'write what, in opinion, may be the tesuit of the commit.' Leo's decision, and this public in terest.vi In that matter will avralt the Medal decree.' All attempts Ledo:vibe the public should be eeverely reprobated. Ln snonee Staciealei at May sth, atty.: • "If, before commencing ;a review of the pm dints of instrument+, manufactured at the Onsura do Mara we perinelously al Inde to the pianos cent by the Me ne ars. Chickering, It is i because they seem m 0s to inallse i ts progress in - the structure of the ratrument /a fact, their amplitude, their melodic capabilities, their parity and depth of tone, as well as their perfect even. nesalln the slegliag power. place. them in continstably, above ell other pianos of Amer inurajorigin. llnt 11. is, enure all, in their I great noilility, that they defy all oomperi i eon. t We snail ilerarthe at rameluture time wherein Ile the elements, by means of .0100 I Messrs. Chickering base reached the pro 1, deafen of finch remark - able instruments. I Int It minim, for be In ear, to-day, that they are the creators of them, the veritable in ventors; and that if other make,. have rd. lowed le,their steps, the products of these /ant can only 01111 the relative vain which exists between the original and the copy.", j La .Yuma farther seye,."The only Amera lase Mew, Amara:sun makers, and Arnett ben workmen, are thaw of Chlekering a i non, of Ilostosiand New ,Tork.o. =I During the winter' I asked and received liberal help for the Lay Missionary, chari ties to the poor. • The funds then 'given wore prudently and most usefully expend ed. I need now three hundred dollars or more to meat the necessary outlays to the spring and the early summer months. Thdre halkbeen and is yet mut% enduring to relieve. 1 now give the notice of further need which :was asktal by many who then gave and was promised by me. Mr. 11111. thunder of the Pittsburgh National Bank of COmmeree, corner of Fifth and • Wood WOOLS, sad 11r. GI. T. Van Doren, Cashier of the Trade-Mauls National Dant, corner of Wood and decond 11tretllS, madly receive any funde for this use under my direetton. Jena D. Kaaroor, Bishop. Pittabnigh,Jutio Ith, lull. Plan Porl Visigre:rd—c."- . • The l.plo ale" at Glenwood Grove s ouTnes. Jdy last, given by the Tenlart Brotherhood, Mired MY pleasantly, and It is said, eras a coluilete somas. (Meer the main features was a Jig dance for a valuable silver cup. Thebontestants wore: I:feasts: Kelly, liar ' klas and Ed. McGowan, Alderman Lytton, ofthe Third ward. was the referee. The whitest was a w an w h o and was decided In toyer or hittlowan, who rOiling mill bud, and resides ln. the Third ward. Ile warted until dinner time before going to the,"ple ate." Alderman Lynch say. he is n. 'a mud lark, although ho lives In the ward. • . TO . • go —Public niktbollo Library As- V F . boclstion • Oe I/Ironton, of the rustle Catholic Lt gip'• .".I:AYl:iggs'foutltt."74lre k iThf;:m":. L .01irsto for the' recent' complimentary Pratt uu"."r"ii . i.art,r,ll,?.. - ....,"....v0t,.. no r . Jones. for the excellent'atul enter. tat Mg musical exercises on the same cm, '"'Thauii r s treetop, n the Library win , OwI , MICO tilt:Resolves under obligatilms coMeans. linAl A Burke, the gentlemanly Jensen.% of ..Intcationty pf. Neale Theatre, for getter. °mist Panicking thoiraplendt4 orchestra atilt, thersrliO contributing to the eucoese °lake entertain ..• ant. • • lIIMM = • 'lost my Ito Lug durinw the last 1000. Part of the Dino I was -totally deaf: In .April of thls gear I was Induced from an aneertisemorale. to mato application to Dr. Keyser; No. 1M Pe n street. Pittsburgh. After baritisr tried varto. medicines from doctors wittunit bell have been under Dr..liegser's trestmmtt now for near ly twwo months, and am entirely restored tioror-.'!'-eslntilVdtobalt.inc,o9 hear lunif,PW Washington County, Pa. Pittsburgh. June . dw• • . . West Newton Newt. Depot —Our nu. morons renders le the be of West NOnden, be pleased to learn , that they hale In tbrtr town a news depot kept'.lo flnit•Mats styli, 11r. E. Patterson.. the proprietor. keeps en hand all the latest books and weeklies, snail as the New York u g ignrjlartmes md.Frank Leslie's Week. hoc Chimney Corner, to. lie also keeps writing paper, peas and ink; In feet. every. thing in the stationary-lino. Mr. r. Is also scent for. the Dattv titter.. the largest, Western and ems family. ewspaper In Western Pennsyliania. One frlend• will please leave their orders at his store and they will he promptly attended to. Nen and Heys. straw Goads. at Win. Fleming . . first Mau list and o Cap House , N0.1:3 Weed street.' At this establishment may Le seen a One assorotent Of Canis , atm. , Ulna, Flee grant and Hanel• naw fiats, Hen, Boys and CllltQraa9 Straw FBata and Cans, also, a /toga Magnet Gems , lee Silk sod Caselmere Unit, llenta• !Ina Felt listen and all the latest styles; also. • One annulment or Ladles and Wawa , Bate, trimmed and untrlmmt.nl, or trimmed to re dor. Those who wish to porehaao •• treed astlata at a low vine. will eel/ witheet do. lay at Wm. tlemluire,/f0.13, Wood street. Fenian feeling•—The friends or the cause of Irish liberty are reminded that a peteo meeting of the Pittsburgh. /mann Brotherhood will beheld to-nightat Lafay ette Hall. The gallant Oen:O'Neill, who so •altantly hold his own agairdr the ohatteen ' nn" at Liton.nono Itldgo, onoo t o too o to dellreran addles. Too admittance is free and all friends Of Ireland are lorded to eV, Faraey WlNdow atiadaa, with fauna Inge compl at Kea nt Keaton ortema, at the ti port= of dmi ete, thilon, Palmer It Co. 66 and 67 £llth Street. 111-ellel—Tbe Amerman Win at the We L clot, .Bneoha Objects tons (unbar daun t:lon on Um amid that .11* lloogi. • litanittubter tbegraatsaleof allventlatel tram, ablatitakes plata ai A.Jklollwatutti antticas,Wa warning. Sae adartlatstactt. NW. flea IIWM aripee: at the itui• vyoorrtiam of Smithson, Nitier eraya 11tt4ttTeeR r.-- • PRICE THREE CENTS. Monumental Fair. ' The Fair at (My EMU eentleeee to be the center of attraction. ft is a complete em cees. far, and Judging from the number* last night, its popularity ls on the increase. The receipts for yesterday arid laM night were quite large, and swell the total 14 the handsome sum of thirteen thousand tile hundred dollars.' • . • . • Wass is otos.. It was decideal by the Executive Commit tee yesterday mOrning tO 4040 the Fair on Friday everdna next, a feet that should be remembered by all Interested. and the op. portunity for investment should be proved before It is too late. liltbough the Bales have been immensely large, there sin/ remains quite a number of very saleable aed desirable article. at the different booths, which wo hope mill all be disposed of before the time of Maine arrive.. • • • • • - • . ...• We noticed among the prise articles to be drawn by lottery, is widout tool chat, Quin. eructated In the Western Penitent...l7 by an Inmate. It le a cariosity in Its line, con taining. In Its construction five, hundred Jneces of word, which are all so neatly ointed together as to glee It the anresar ante of a solid block. Isis out ap at five bunched chances, at one dollar each: The °bailees are going otr rapidly, and thine who wish to invest. should do so soon. ea there are but tale more laic , ' ' . NOT{ ON OHS PRINZ*, .7 7 The voting on the different prise crib les Continues spirited. At the cloning of the polls hot night, the vote on the .fortsO how: :es p rit:age stood ns follows: Hope, WP, ut t. 12; Itellet, 2; Duquesne, I. . tor the :elver born the Independence ned 171: Good intent. 104: Friend:lLnp, W. Pagle,7; V 1411 ans, ltellef, 1; I.llagnrse 1. t or the:Char for the nowt popular post 417 the G. , the TOW stood ea follows: • yost:kl, 14 4: Poet 4. Eli Post 1.17; Post Z 4341 Poet 44, L The vote on the sinendid gold headed eine: for tho moat popular official; was es follows: Simnel Kilgore, 70; J. H. Gray, 17; .1. G. , Brown.e. • . • base ball Implements, tlio ballet log la Is Mi 10.... Enterprise, 951tAllegbenp, 171.; Ifygela, 44; Llooolry &l; Scattering. 4. Theetintest tor the Kowa for .the most Moiler soldier Is a lively one an d . etootl an follows D. E. Weymen, Ef7; W. E. choektor l / 4 our; mattering, 40. • The reel:Lite( the ballotins on the Silver tea sot, for the most popular Mints 00 eIW out regard to color. Mood as : lone Doyle,,(oole net) TS:J. Poston, tote: F. Morga, 42; scattering, 3n. The balloting on the old sliver watch In the Trans:it - aria desk, for the meat papular memo-sr of the Executive .Vommittee, Is very lively. Tho result le as follows': Dr. A. heming, 3,000,W. P. Weyhtan, SPEreJo. Atbree, 1,250; scattering, le3, There la to be no extra dinner served trt day st half past ten o'clock, bet It .1/1 not In any way Interfere with the regular don. DOG The rile of Mauros at the art gallery hee commenced. and b attended with marked interest. There are quite • anemone or very. fine paintings tor sale, and. several equally line to be disposed ht by chanoce. 90 per. eons wanting anything of the kind. We would eay that now in toe time to May: The plctures offered for male axe whoralucthwie of so me of our bolt artiste. have does ted them, no that they can no 'disposed of at much lower rages than ander any other Ofr - C1313.(1.1... • • • 1 . BOLDIZSIV caress,. An Interesting feature of the Fair an Tues day hest will be the soldiers' orphana from. the Plitilipsburg 500001, under charge or Iter. tL (I. Taylor. Tee fatten or thin school reflects honor to tits Mate of Teutt. eaivania, And great credit. upon Mr. Taylor There in quite a dattre expressed by numbers of our citizens to see these children, and many of them Will have an opportnalty s• vetrifling expense, and th e mselves colt- Gen. Cass, Preahlent of the Pittsburgh, Fort %v.v.+ ld Chleatto , Italtroad, at the solicitation the ladieit eouttecten With .the Fair, give MA Taylor and his school transportation to and from the city. and we aro intormect that they will podlively be at the FaLr on Thurs. day. uaaz nact. raoroOnor. The Enterprise Base Ball tlinb have ad dressed a letter to Mai PrUclllsVerao; Corrveloomllog Secretary of the AterinnteM. nil Association. la which they challenge the Allegheny Club to play match game at the UtdomPark, on Friday nest at three o'clock r. C. Proceeds lo be donated toil, Aloimmental fend. In case the Allegheny Meb are not in practies. the Enterprise p0...1 to playa pinked nine. Iron all the Oldie In Allegheny county. • • The Herbst Ordinary. . There will be thrown open to the petit., on to-morrow evening, ad Ordinary. for the scoommodatims of the pnblie which la destined to have a Inilliant future. The room is located in the coutronetotti hog, No. GI Yonith street, open a style of general excellence seldom or. never eV tempted hare. The Main dining hall Is very large and fitted oat with entire new furniture of um oast dtu e. It In designed that this Ordinary sell! Sanely a long felt want existing ameog sit Mamas far tallest CISAii place far refreshment and meals, where ail the carmen W.. and comforts of home may be obtained at the most reasons- Me of prices Morning lunches of a sat. dant.' character, at very trifling cost, are to be served daily from six to eleven o'clocx each morning. Ladles out shopping, mer. chants, clerks and all others, will and this a very attractive feature of the Ordinar BO i.of fare dinners. which In epic:Wean ex' y. . reliance and' variety will at all times Our.' pass those found at theft. class hotels of the city, will be served dell/from eleven o'clock to half past two o'Clock. The rates for dinner have been established at toss than usual terms of less pretentious dining rooms. being only sixty cents -per • meal, or six dollars per twelve tielrets for dinner. attach ran be 11,012 at the cowrie:. once of the bolder. " ' . . Particular attention will be given : to . the wants of ladies and gentlemen desiring a comfortable meal; the =dormant of a good duds of cream, or any of the insert.* of the semen; also to the furnishing of 'families, parties and =hem at their residence or elsewbere, with• tbe best of wedding and sponge cakes, With the richest iumortment of basket and fancy take, cream and water loss, meringue. [sagas; jollies, Charlotte de Bosse, Plane mange, mottoes, ornamental pyramids, immeloorted turkey, coffee,choo. elate, eta . The proprietor will receipt. or ders for thou:mots of parties whit waiters and music, while every doe sasonment of china, silverware, entlery,'._alassware and table linen will be kept for tire. No liquors, nothing stronger than cool tempting sod% water, will he Sept in the establishment. The Ordinary la beyond doubt., one of the driest la the conntry. Ito appointments are , complete and elegant, while mail of Mean. demist. evade In wall about alidepartmetas. The welters aro all ladles mdllas culinary and party departmemu are in the charge of experienced artist. Water ciceets and dreams rooms for the aoconsunodatten of both bailee and gentlemen are attached to the Ordinary, and all other neoemary ems. vindences will be found. We bespeak a large patronage as a reward of the liberal t enterprise of establishing =Mb a creditable place for refreshment to the silty. T. Pile Steam Laundry Company. . A change of management ban taken place In this great auxiliary to successful house keeping, and the business has beeri reduced to an even more leverableaystem. its vantages cannot be overeaUmetral . by those Interested In the health and happiness of dear wives and daughters who toll over the wash tub. At a trifling expense all the laborious duties of that branch of house. bold duties are transferred or done away with, and the work Is performed in a man. nor much superior and more estleaCtory than it could be .by bard and exhausting hand labor. The company attend to all ki n d. or washing at vary ressousble terms and have an express teem./ from dwell loge to the laundry. and return all goods, free Gramme. A list of places whereat to leave order. will he found. In another colunin. • • =I Justice Ammon, of East Birmingham, good Philip Kenna twenty-Ilya dollars for disonlerik conduct, at tho enne of Chess, amytlio g Co., In the borough,' and la de lanit of iniymant committed him Le AB for.thirty days. An application was made in Court yesterday for hie release, 'thess claimed that the magistrate had exceeded his jurisdiction. ile seems to bare acted under a special act at. Amu:ably, passed by tb 0 nut Lexislature. The nutter wIB bo disposed of Ibis morning. . • Library dooks.—Attention I, directad to She virmlisement to another asiumnor Messrs. Davis, Clarke d • Co. No. Id Wood street, -offering superior todnoetnenta to Bonded. School Superintendeut., Commit: tees -and Libreria.: for tnntrrOh".."l' brary book.. embracing too tastistibiles- Gana or too /maths arm. nod " a " t ".. Catalogues, containing names and prices of thousands of good rior,Bo, amt 101 on, ird. dress on application. • ' Liberal dlsonutits • from rapt prices wherever practicable. A full .apply or all Suomi, school requisites on hand and di. poodd of at very reasonable prises. We Ins. speak for this well known firm a large aura of public patronage. lied, roniad.—The body Of 'at' adored man wu (glued last evening ill the 411egho• lay river, near Lawrenceville. and from the deecrildion of the body. ltla likely that Of. Richard Laneastor, who fell from the steam. er Keno ono day mit weekll.ll4ll/311 drown: ed. F. Stewart., clerk of the Earl, offered a reward for the recovery of the oner Olaweon will hold an inquest today, ' when the Lady will probably be Identilled. Myra 130114-Plalad' Wawa—, Salo or the b'onnlecout olleor.olatea ware, now on cknibillon tI on.accond • floor oti(o-, Anoon. Itoonts, - ,1011 atalth act' street, 'will be commenced to-macrow morn. nlng at ton o'clock. These are a Artnicti . froportattoa, by the maanfonturara or, Sbeteold. kogland. wboaa reapectablllo and blgb ataptllng make 'clan:name of . . Elsewhere we pubtlah*hidg Column ad• yent....mor the Well Almon cutler and' optkiao,4..X. oftvisa,-Eaq., w Fttlit street. Hs 14•111W.OS Hberstry, end by fart each* stock 'aa'wgl Caralimoli Heel to tau atterst , Ork Or .pantlasars.. Hls co•lery 'moon throughout tha 000atry. whale h* optical goals are destined to noire arced. *oho over ah7*Var Offered tor sale in Pint._ . • OIbSO , T. theheautllnl cat In another col umn en:pierce for advsrtlelne the well known and ea Lem Max business flan of Fillmore it Lerner. Trunk. Saddle and Hu, nee Illannlneturera, Non 104 end 106 Wept • • /Kern/ Woesiad.—The gamer lady ertel. %messed tts•were about goon gesterdag gt slams% g 0,7 Qoton litmst,lsertrisgal street sad the Ileugond,part get theigougg egg - valnatge er9elo . eltqt: Ft.rirt;!,:y.„,l4lg .11161161.161smilini bruit Stalk 2(6.- Market moot, far ganuctosatangiont orationiat Idstio,oticaukrikther ~': Ae!deusi • .- Mn. Lander. LaMar role atimabeth, was greeted lent night bye Lame audience, and 'youth° highest applause, appearing evm to better minutes* than on the _preceding evening.. 'Ttvelitta ehe 'appears in Had Bk7.lmnPerhahmany thilms to the good of the . Amar~eaa pVil t = d e l Tirr F k aaltru . th i t 'of the .I g hash. order.. The /*yet apart of ' de earth has not forgotten Me cintimatances which Made Mies Jean Dayetipert- changer her llama.' The record of her eufforlomt for the cause of the Unite Is tow recent to be for gotten. Her oraselma demo:Mute the sick and womndect,her liberality, which mined her handsome fortune, Me :desth - of .her brave husband. and her acting, as none, sister and mother •to hundreds of our woanded and dying soh:Mrs, are aufflaiont to claim at our hands the moll hearty eel- , But Mrs. Lander does cot need to rest bar claims to admiration of her patriotic deeds. It>o the possession at -talent of the most elevated kind.which drew. to see her the thousands who nightly listen to 'her volee. Election La Seventh Ilford, talletherfj. Au election was field yosterdeY Seventh lord, &Deemer, corenased apart of McClure and: Reserve tairoshlpa, You uo. loot and Common. Councils: , The o cutest tree for and Ntahlst annansilon, and the Citizens' ticket; ir biota . was on fiver of an _ nautical, was defeated. The vote emu los . . Glrm cu. Ttmer.—Setrat •Courteil-Jetab Nye= MI; Wm. A. Itoeft, 1.93: Dr. F. Davit- Co bmwts Cbtmetl.-3. Ft. *ker. 178; Fred. DerLteM;l77; George' Ober. 1791 . D.'Wett , Orrosrifbir.-.§riree ColMeihWm. I.llllar_ 218; Jrmes Z. McConalcJi, klatard Dawver, - • - • Cowman Countt.-Ccu tired Renter, 249 i, Jolla 6etzgare, Zl9; &hum?. linktin, YU; Henry zweroaa. Deo Itt of N. Iltretrooster. Esq. , Weare - paloed to announce the death of our esteended and vaned eltizon; if, Dunk. Master, Betl..Pridoa took place Wanted. lie was ...member of the ,bar, of Allegheny . county,, and tor a term of peen was an Alderiban the Mira ' The deceased out lived many of Ms contemporaries, and had Icsat been regarded ea one Of the worthy and spirited old Miran. The poesesior of mmy noble traits of head and bean. he witalostly rmparted and mteemed. and ids lota will be deeply mourned by a large el, clo of his and acquaintances. hu ttos 01 his Mammal w ill be giyetrin our neat Issue. . ' lee arerun and .Conlbetbweery: Yr. Adios lkiehtatr, the . enterprialar caw terer in Allegheny City, al:monk:kens that he will' open 'hie drat 'Chia nor' 'Cream Saloon and Confectionary, Flo. 10 Diamond, on TneedaY next.: This will prove 'Lan re= . sort in our ester eV. en It ' , Vibe cond..t wit In the meet :•liberal manner. , All • the favorite confectioneries, .01 foreign and AmerlOaa manufsetunb will 'be kept'eon. ate kali , on Maid. Webark- far aLr.,Thell , tot O/Orkre Pateembel , aa le a Clever, ac commodating and fair deatuni gentleman.' . . - Promenade IMacert.—On Wedneedel ereeninget rtaxr.weelLthe_Allegheny - Oetut; Society .111. give a promenade ecamert and soiree, at Lafayette LIAM Wood street. It in the Intel:Mon of the Stronger, to make It Ne affair or the semen and It will, no doubt, do honor to the Socaty. The Mate Medical Society will hold Ate drat eon. elm in this city on. Wednesday etterroorf, the 12M Metant. Child Loat.—Last: evening alien; Eve ' o'clock. a tittle chill, aged %h. , e yea., daughter of Atm 'lmago., of Washington treet, Fifth were, was mimeo by IL. mother. Search stet instituted Immetilar.ely,-.by the mother end • number of neighbam, trot at Imta baste nothing had been heard of the MU , veneerer. The mother la Almost frame, with grief, and will not be crowning. She !cam the child has twin stohni. • Tilagiosed of al StOdsititanee:—On Wednesday evening ...Lt. the Monumental Yak, &Weed LoeXinitsh Sewing Machine, +Maid with pane, elleaninonnted. roMog any., An" person os proem* tickets at the fair any thee— The Agent for tnis machine le Man. lona. at lio././2 thuntstreet. It la claimed Lobe the best In use. , , St. we Ito otte 11114levale. r bargees. BurJot,ps.. Or lot s of Dry Good Dress Goods, Panting% Linen Goods, =Pi OM hoes of Itheellnste, tihtrtiogs. Palate, Tick , Isus, Cheeks,. &c ell of srtiksh. sell az the sreryllresst extern' Cosh prices. R. Ba...csa it G 0... • tit Varlet* etlpet, belOw Third i Youth ate. _ . ew.liiiialaster.—Tbe Birmzogtoun Cu Compohy base decided , to receive propo. ads for the oonstroottort of a nesraluanue ter., the cheat preeent blouse. Itriodol pool equate for the • Increased comma paw. With asteirts the rathoral of the trorloilto the bust drabs sivaritlntootapariy bush purchased aloe jolt bedew daps N at for • EPV.11111431.1.11 the sdwarthiemObt pester- Sas headed The BahlrluToonabld Awai t* F00d, , ! the name of ,lar., WWl.= Moore appeared; ..so Champion for those •dissatls. Cod mita the • report or' thettouaSy Wood thdoccdttesto It should lave mad Mr. A. htoColliater, Instead of 111. Wore; wol, the corrections , is made In :inative to the latter . , _ • . lltoiled & .Costrell's Co Live r OIL -The Purest andatreeteet. Cod Leer Oil, in the , world. ~ .hlanniactored : , from' treat heathy livery, steam the 7 sosobare-..1t. le perfectly - pare and sweet. Ask for " Lazard A CuwelPs Cad'Liver On, 1911211thiCtillId by. Ceetrxes, YAWL 8 00, New York, Pohl by alldtviiAtus.: ~ -., ',.. -.. XV. t• • . . 1.- Amialt.—cattilitiiii lislamr appeared be. for 4natlee James Sa.trary, of Stratton. ham. and 1.46 *MAI against Thomas J. .Manroe,,charging Alan with- aesann. .4 threats. She sera he has at 4trerent Limns thntatened to take 'h. 'lire.. Munroe - was held for court, and comtartted lb default of Complltoeatary ' Selmalll-.A. Mad compLtreentaXy bonen to leor; •Wartl takes place to-olakt at. Ma .New _Opera Room oa able& °Camara )ilr. W. C. Galin. her, tee great actor, er1:11 appear ea tea, tea item= Fattier. " .11:croadael" boas. should 05 atteaulatice.„.. • The•Daytea (0tho) Joermd Mum "ldr. ?Ulcer , " , "111. i teC•bbMiro oattend the Bap. tlat .4.:arreentaort. mat duties -bla ardeara there )10,1114W sirenty rearm in the, maxi is setoolgof taai elty..apparbr leformatam chat Irlll be made mallable,McmradMtra , • „ Mad Ithoea.,.ot 'every:deattable style, quality azot snake. at , sunornally low pricey at the- Emporium, 65 and 67 Stith Meet. tinarranow Yatwza to Co. . toe. Winona's aro" rapidly. raper-, Oding an other fatally: medicines, Nem* %buy, , aro applimbla an nanny common comm. Tbuy toner laU to ram ovuDYDZEP. 81a. and other disowns:of the atonutoti any bowel& .-ttn draintlata se/1 them:. : -• . Cael4llll.ll Armitage Priees.—A general aseortmens of Super, ingrain, ttag, ./inen and'iltair tiarpetatt private sale, day 'and evening, at Smithson, Palmer rio.'a sue, Lion mart* Si and ei rlfin street.. Vagraises , —Prederfele LundeD made In. formation before Jostice James Battlatinry; of Birmingham, against Jeremiah Driscoll, ohortinh /dm. of cograileT. Mier. a hear il ing yesterday- tbe . Josee committed him Siandoweiscid ISIIIIIC61.:—S. Lice as. soruneztatanotlon prleakatAtteLmnorlam of firaltheon,Yalmer 6130., 60 and 67 FINi Str!let. Basalt - sea arrested IT Antennae TayloVe edleem ma brought before Aka yesterday On aalarrg¢eenttaxmen The Yr Alderm next. an earamltted Wel for hoarlng en day Colwmlied,-4obb - /Wan. cbaricr4 alth - 1:N ecn t!byB4 Iyde,ol". nrcdtal 4br Ulnle:f 161 .4 C0M1XL1t . t.1 2 . 4 ..3 . 1.40 bare . ~,o r Wan!, von ~axco l MarZ toc i r " rilit ers - atotoq PAsags" • Enycz a 87 s . . Ws ono Oudot. obilgatiosol liOxkOrible Joon P. Glum, Streaker allot House of nap. rosooLotivoL tor • 0409 Of too ananol ropOrt of Um Adl Want Gonoral of Ponnayivonis. • • .J. Ilastoxl. tof the Masao (Ohlo) )2e. poati.r l / 9 4* I.lrwAY-ttro Teen as 4 haa laniped toproSocimriFyleaueettheticeeTtly -,• • • itaithen mom, *ire Ima um. at: privateL aatc et the Austlon,.thu.‘4s Fifth .treat, et tench tower , ma: than flenlenit Cold elparkllng tiskla Water et J. T. Sample's Dreg Mr!, tm, 39 P:mleralst, . . . . petrohona over. e • r OLI Creek Out tror horn X" Ameer no Mon.clay Matted eight Aert4roll and elkr7.rnor , tram He itindle t ti r F ir o ,isr, Bl t flat, ' , hand= 'roma medicine In am • cola Radii Rawirwilog Ilaowb* w iee solaat Mix Inweatrat.• A:lamins'a. lung 'awl* AlLarknstioet.: (Mow takes. —3ledluiSt ralse4:•woode.. frames, Ina Wilds. Ell:nit/mon, Palmer (.10. , ,Acialop Alan, 63 atta Q.lfitth Stmt., Itxt4lk4 4 ;. colored." duirrxt rate ranerdmr . ..d ootaxatued tojAt 4,600 inellekeele.oi.iieinliille, is • se. _sabers declined. Wince ociadtdine el MawWs rag N 3. AllogNlPaY. . , IF OFS.rtleasrurema, • . . at anotScpulyeGs. by Sealchlce,, sci L iX6 4 AS. iTilt 4, 41fth ..• • - .169. Caw Par •TUnge. kinds KV.1010917t1 & ! WM"! .!..r"'"?.l.-" Tan Mil - fits - papaw titieLtaltineni 'WAS Para strait: - Dm s ote.. - :Aos!. , air 4,6105. • • Tw`cSUPit*. e tin!,:aiint,?Pankiann Jerima evirrow - ; ..:1••.3; • • arkz e ttiOdx.tatkoopiii . . THE:VP MMY GA7SITE. TWO IOITIONS• IRED3Ine&Y VSO earanior. • . A large abet; TIIIItTY•ISTX COL. MIND of hue..len reallan natter. tiebeelng telltertelA L4.t AaAi S IT ` Telegrarn sad Mall,. vel.ble Matter. fdi the. I and tallest and Mort rename 71nan• dal .4 Ckentnerelel Market getorte glom K, - garter.. In tee Ate T.eaer, Meehan.. • Yentamt sbould be erttheatlt. , Tama Ten urn WingLT latetTra: 14V:4r" r' {tan, • lae. Clubs of Ten one cony Of paper to' the petsonottlair ap tb* Web. A/14Itleas to <lobo. ...tea any tn., at dab rate, . • PtCrilts To Sumac szasits.—to ordering soar I n bs um asorifr vbar am Te Iran; ae Iwo Issas a Weinerday Zlltion!dt sob acelterataring but one mall sweet.' • aar Yowl) try Drat, nsnreia. Mower Orders or to Itesbnored Lona., marba.est slowest Address, GlitnErgg, PITISOITHOIT,'Prergn. ' 'lnkroolleg ha a Pere !lank: My Tel/graph to the Enlistment. tissettel Loutarxita s 4 Mtn L—A I/m.ol , oas, of Lex !ninon, By, was elicit and dangerously wounded by A. Y. Wadell, a faro dale', Da the bar or the Lonisville Lotel Ms frown. log, Wrong lost a lame' amount of ettroiry In the bank and threatened to kill Waxen. When if adell eaw Oren he. mow htsf. tot and flied, the ball entering allele% e, and was taken out of the e. ,dell gave nitneelf up.' ' New .Terasty, laiteltest CetieViaatiele. . B)'Thiene,* to the - Pttiebar(P Gazette.) Turrior J. Jone Coistrention of ftadieel. ' aelmeliesne suet totlay: '3i.'8.207111 was oboe.= President. Resole- Tams were adopted advocating haparsial mamas. ,About half tfus I.lcarreaslaa are Lotomotivo ifsplasiaa. _ far.Telegranit Solite Pl:uharai Oatettai Deraorr. hp...Jun.4l.—ns =One Of a freight train eroloCled at Ilarou am toe anemia. Southern Railroad. this sago'. eifilltr m an d Zdt r: CilletAnstlte cone to italeigty ELF. tßy 7eleßnDhm the Plitfboutb Gautta.7 tworcoto, C. Joie li-Colof Zoom., Chsoo arrived today and wilkiesTO for.fis• toter tomorrow morofor to Pff4Oilh g rer the oeselon of tba.CLicult Coon them" - . Lour. as sae limns I iAye.„• look. 01.,the ruins of what were once wiesuilloaut Meta of teeth, m hn tear everywhere bliKedaty. Look at them. and ask yourself It is not. marvellous that snob' dastruotlMi la ter— mitten. when • by simply maim Bosodoet, any lona, noon.. fragile, may be presers. sel from decay or blemish _.telOng MO cats." L - , . - -• • BIZEPZII—DAI.I & Jw 4th, UM at 11.4.4 t-past eight. 0 . 044 k, at th4•4l - of the Erfekos mama. br ,th 5.14.44. Monza A. Bakst% Colintel W1L14L414 tfs,. BE LIMIt hat ][lse RE BICOL tulSq, both oftids •Ity: DIED. '1 PbUsdelphis:OSSieette eight, Jane W. at tartly. o'clock. lott.Laahr elollt.ll, eon 'or the late Rehr. X Mettle, at tale city. • • • Th. funeral .111 take place} trout the Velar Dew; In this city. Wzotralroelr krossfee, tho Alb loaf., at tle, o'clock. The lktenesoftle Otte, Ii f are Invited to attend. I , . RtfOICIIISTES.—On Tuesday itictt, ar. pass ;we", ot^loet. at It. 14.0114 21. 31 gnat etrert.Xsp., Is 416 1.1 M of kb age.. Notico of fanaral b to-roonov's 0.61.14 vi AvaLl qv :f7771: AALES.AIKEN. UNDRTAISFAI, • ao. IGO *Ga rt h stmt.` E littatnatth..ra COPYING of GO kinds:CHAPS% OLOVTA end every. deseriptlal Paroladaz Beads funtlibed. lianosoyenedda7aG4nlol: Heine . aisd Carrlaires famished. ' • -Rdsamomaa—}dinr. David Itre. • Den. • Rd , . IL W. Jacobus, D.D., Thomas Modal. Z* q.; is alb H. Miller. Lo: • JG. RODGERS. 1171.111DERTAL • Era EICBALUE9, enceessor tbs late eicanel K, Bodeen: - Be. 29' Ohio Street, three doers from Bearer. Allesbeny city. Mee /ALIN Rosewood. liabosaay. Walnut mad Rowse wood Icellatinn Veletas, at the lowest reduced prices. itonouonen at all Yours, day and nlabl. Seam and e'er:fascia fertilthed am stiorts24l62 'Lae on most rraeoneble teems. 1? . T. WHITE' & CO. UNDER TASS.I43 AND 111.Y0ALMISIS, Maadies. ter, Wool'. lienlead i.441a Boom la hi aunt:Au Llier) tome: . Shel Lad aaG Cbutlere greets.. Uwe. sat Clarrliwa N., STEWABT, Undefftwiter, come of MORTON and P1N1.627114171.. Ninth Wed. Cadlud of aft kind.. :Adana awl Carriage deeded on ea added" lame% & PILL, Real Estate 4124•tantranee Agents. B.tiv 81., U.. • YOB ISALK—IINN oraorznapie Mentrracrelignet We offer for Ws the best and moo desirable Pile for Oolblpl XIII and Meet humane, or, Ibr eel large ossenteteterleff pare polo., Is tae count;.. 210 ' 11 0 171 4 a7 ts basted on age feat Melt and lb. Allegheny rlvarstaoll tOtede 107 feet of toe A. V. K. 0. The lota 1 by Da lessons deaden —reek r lot ameba do well to examine before bulled • elgewheres Menne laid* le salt Berehasertsl , 7tteltii or DICVLIN BILL, Real Istate and bmossoo Agenta. BoVee.vert, Lawre.wrine, , lIEMIQUARTM FOR PORMTLED, Wholesale and ItetaiL THE PITTSBURGH CUTLERY COMPANY, POCKET KNIVES' Manufactured Iron Plitsburglß Steel ..These Knives are tai: caper. Ceding the English, and area. most pop Mat in use, - FOR SALE BF WM. N. OGDEN, ' AGENT,' PITT4BUR6II CUTLERY co., 591 Fifth Street, • UNDER MASONIC' FAIL, SCOTCII PEBBLES, SCOTCH PEBBLES. We have on hand the aygt assortment' of MU thiptylar Pebble inade ,frons 'the pure Cry stal, cool ann. soothlt to the eye The . threst,c/leal ur asl assortment of Spectaclesite, the VITM. N. OCIDE4r, No.- 59 Fifth Street CAlrtilt“ KNIVES! , CAILVEG Of ereir crude andallikty. style and finish : iab. ha qu ve !Lba bestassortmantialthe city. - N OGD. 59 FIFTH - ST BET SIGN: One Handraißlaileill NAO. Revolvers ! Revolvers ! . The newest and recent- lin. proved Patents. Smith & Wes. sou, Alled,s,nendnigton'aPost• et.,Bacon's,and a host elf others. WM. N. OGDEN, No.' 59 4 Filth Street. 1 80016 Spools! Spent! We haise,k compleitekaa_i_em. tenave qiisortnient of Kposiaz i r- - Including Hall & Re regil_ bona Ibillr.SinvET for Pao ewe. , . _ NOT. It Aeolian tins stills • • z 7 0
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