The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 13, 1867, Image 1

THE
DAILY GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED •167.0.1 t moulasu.
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• Orrice. GAZETTE BUILDINi
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• ALLEGHENY CITY. •
t d AIIII %AT. CHEAPEST and lITST FAMILY I '
a COMMERCIAL rArEli In the Mete.
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Alfaress, . GAZETTF.,',
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'"tv'ffsbingh FIRST EDITION. StOND MINN
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THE KNIGHTS. TEMPLAR. 1 Snob att exigency' none were found to de- roman] and preventing the newly elcoted
• fend the•rlght. Greed Commentler said : Right Eminent $
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• The first aim and only object of Knights I have the • honor to present you the
Dry el Aead• ' Templar in their origin was to protect Knight who.. been elected to ...is
- FOURTH PAC/E.-TM ful4est mut new cr. ' Th. P.1....k.1-8..... ..
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~ thenezne_pileerLit o thet t r o ju o u r ezei, „ ba4. ciMwere dune. the eneeing year.
"obi. Mance, IV and Produce Merem ...
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..,.. arid 1 from tt a .t J Ini t.raml Commander Pitcairn then a.skrel
Yeeterday wae held In thM city the annual The Knight. dre w their sweetie and bottling
Jeeoff . eer 'berth Athr. I Lo h a lc ll h ey th lt o,p th lo e o d ,, e p n ti g ,, e r ns i. :n4 r t, ,, D , fri ,.. e r u o lLt , e , Y , : ..t re Yon rent! y to ann... to the eathl"
to touted the hen, of the saintiy virgin. , them horizontally signified then. readtness
meeting for theelection of ellicerWte serve
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.. •„- -= -;-_- 1.: - . -, -:.= - • - To Allegheny Deader..
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the ...log Year. or to. Nrand Commando
• remise, upon the
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IiUIIOPHN INTELI/IGENCE '
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.. ~,It Unable from all : e r • ."'' e
sections of the State were In etten. nee ' :;,7 4 in li fl i t ri lgi: li ta i rpl i'i t7ll i r ii nt ° th i e i t. iig un i t ° l 'i ll ° , i'lnw"a
, felthfully Alschnege the; earl°. dimes
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legheny, and the placing of anew men on fn.
grot „ et . • incembont upon the several Offices
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le whirls yell have been elected; that you
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route, Some Of este readers In that city were
• WAIININOTON. June 12, 1%7.
, met the entire Pi . ..cling@ were highly le. leg the pilgrim. through the passes amide- ,
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wll . l,ssupiort I , ttia . tneln tale the bmlawe of
Emperor aod Empress of Franca to j , gg, , gg og oggaggsg _ gagg . g . 0 ,
~,,,...„ not supplied with flip Gairre. , esterday.
teresting and edifying. The • entail. for files of the mounteltis to the holy city.
thl. Le et t lean /eel, an I the constllntiOn and
i 'Visit Prdssia stud Ilus,ia. QV allinfle. Perpons mitoing tho 1 paper tiro reodlestml 1 • Thew tinned devotion ...1 valor, ann exer
. otlit•ers was precieded *lth at tea o'clock In • elaval thole for the anfoty of pligrinia on " 111. ' s ' th. "reed Kn.memeet ol the
: In the Cnmlual Court, in the Sutra. ease, to leave their nausea and address at our.
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, this fortumati, „lodge Fisher, M • * lengthy Countlng Room.
m i aow , -AG rand Cent - mender Pitcairn then Installed,
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' ' opinion, grantedahe Motion Of the United
in DISIOlillBl PPAPOSPION COSSiDEBBP: ; SMI. AttOrneil and quashed the yof MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. In Masonle Ilail huiellug. The following ; MM. and veer. Themmontmerettle eon, ; niander eleelt. who. In Lure, Installed the
- and mein, M. they maintain. their dn.. ' :11..t1-7111:'1.1rt.t.::er. form of epecch. the Co.
Wllll Mil. they we. tin... svas munl• , MM.' . °M•mr..l.-.6
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' Stalin Mho; wereeeleetyd us °fibers for the .
Late (hand Prelete Drttm then offered a
, jurors lle then discharged the present i -- ulna terns of:one year i febtosi in many e well tonight battle.
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; the 4th of July, i lei, bottmen S.a.e. the . I r b•
/et thou.. nett loOf Tleerins, fonght nn hireent , prayer. end recited In concert with
st I InrY•end orderMl twentywix talesman to WM...MB Ametthl /teenier of the ! 'in"
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Financial and 'Cominereial. ibe lien:molted In order to selett a new-1112n : lel" li"el"i bare'' ' . el 1."ee. " ...• i . ° ' °--
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la. leremi. L, ft mehiese-breed Comm.. 'T. millers. which iteellimi for a time the .°•' '' P r. • -r. ••
. ! The Court then adjourned.
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The State Medical Sr/Meryl or Peeterylva. ' ' Wr • "i . '' i"6
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; The Teutpiant that were Dike° prisoners tthe
Ma held Ma eighteenth annual meeting, In I ...elm, Ilarrl.burg
tiry Telco - nth to ye plitsburen ria.adts.l ~. Rev. peel Bagley, 111 . 1 .erY to J pr0...11 by the urand Pre.ate.
' it RAS CE. "' le ' WWI. IMIL WoMi street, this mry, h t, 1 X. 11. thipklns-Grand nenerelletemn I were celled uptes to deny them Lord end Th. netted the • leettniatloe, 4 Ceremony
Claim, Intlig de, Mtely addressed • note tit herr o . o r ook kootordoy t ~,, r„ir I
p ea jo v . li t u o r,
m an , ll l,: to . c . ho zo or lecci u: t h f r e . e tl h, 4zi n e , t:m n. i • wltteltdeeP l l Impr.sed all who were prem
...°I. A. ... ....:s T . .... 'lr.. Semetary Seward, referring to the artelont 'e'en . A Ur g . ' .l.' l i i i . 11 ° . WK.:an-Grand Captain none.%
, Mehemet . their peon het; to a man they ent anth Ira isOlenth and itnpOsitag chante.
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number of delegates wore itt attendance, ' T I
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: unrepealed edict making Chrlstlanly a ea., .t.
TIIK lialtelne . . . :
' P.I.KIK, 'hum Id-it M reported that Nap. Mtlittni erre .0 te leflae, tO wblch AM ne repreeenting almost every county in the Ibm it. 11. Pennon-Grate, Prelate, 31sIl • refuaed, end were put to demi/. They tight •
• Secretary I' W.Seward On June ith re Ited mesenr,,,,dilsi and nee. ,
leen and Eugenia Ostend to visit the Liar • • ' ' ~ imelplint. I men and trea.and die 11. tate.- , 1 7, r 1 . .t. elm. o'clock last evening the Sir
lotta j, ,, t l 4 ,, o , s to ub . j.e . cf..h o se th atrayl n y p.. bee t. n .
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' . Knights formed nu Fifth ate.% In fmnt of
end hing ni Pius., at their respective, ler 7.11 ° 0 IMP 4 - tn - e - tii - eal - t-a-le-nt-o-f rh r e ' en n t i fnt.7,\li cu,itit. s l. • iiiiiriiim-Lili'd
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Lai‘- ' ll litik il r 7flower of the rebillte Or ELMO. na- 1 litmon le flail. end. head., DI . tne Great
eapituls, curly the coming autumn. :neut. though the Society h. been in ems.... A liroarkui it ilMr-li rand Junior Ward., pired to wear Macro. and profess the vOws • Western Band. mmehed to City Hall, Where
for over eighteen year., this It its 11.1 of Ulla order. r rUm banquet was held. After all were
Tits MI A nean [NT enoros•vms. rIiaIeISILIIVS tinaltral .Poirra. •
E W. t r. -.., Kerr-G rend Treasurer. Anti.. Ito. the Melory of Battle ob Acre, and it mated at the leble, Rey. Mr:Fulton. of III•
P.m, June 12 .-Mentrio.-The prone.- Major General llowatM, Commander Of motithig west M the Alleitheny et nertieles Alfred Creigia-Graoki Becord, iv.. I tell.. tlet beine undaunted vans, , ' PeterN Chnthh, Invelmel a hi.... After
the i reetimen•s Bureau. bite received the
(Inn tor a simultaneous reducti. ef the , report of Brevet. Major General Gillett, As- The del... . they arrived, prescuted ington. , William de neanjen, tile 'Patient , lerand ; a hearty, If not healtby. ...talon ot the
military establlehments of MI the great : natant Commer Mr 111.1.1pp1, detailing their credentials LO the Secretary...the -.Ye ~, 1 . , , , 1 . 7 1J-e. t s .,V erts--tiranil Standard Dearer, ,
. 11 finta r z , in g e i, T t izt= 1t .,, ..etir . 5.4
o verfill...o r !. • t r;• o l ,i t o lt w ix , " petaia= I r m i tp , / , .4
Inird , :r4
Enter/Me eOirote W Mneh talktal or here, f the operates. durttry tap.. ht the Seb- elsiatbdit, it. their names registered met Z 1.. Illeret-orand S wbolbearer. Greens- risen, and his military emu tied per egem i Roberta Chalk - lean of the tfoustrottese
i Ihstriet of Grenada a number et Freed-' were / o Wed with iflkta f a Irel-i . Inn t 0
and it la tiald the project does not meet wlth ! men etarelorteu men:tine to the older to the s l a e go. ti Mee :as ' given% 1 • 1 •-• 10 - ; ' ,Set- - • I r t il t • p K van -urand Warden YO k I
. heroism Was consplcuo. threughoul. the ' I. The Untrel Eneatope.nt of the United
unfavorable reception M oflicial quarters. ; States. but they ere tulle counter- ety by the Allegheny Comity Medical sem- l ''
'. l • ' li"." Th e t h. rte ...,,,,f r ry wee k o _ . ' , . . I
. States; worthy of uur hotrume and alio
! ginner, - r.
_____ o _ : balanced by those brought to blississield. city. The tueetlag waa then called to order retweritios. •
. Pliatiog ad Mato. tia. and Meld. $ Responded to by 11. E. Slr, J. L. Bilitehln•
The number of Freedmen in tLis Sub- ny Dr. James King, tate burgeon General of - After the restet tff the election was' an- •
w il n .S. , y h ,, ,L o tt o t o •t . ho , 4lol , hel o fal of the gerrisen , eon. _ , - ,
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, • Plalt:Nala. : district Is .timated at 83,500, all of Whom Penney: v Mita. President of thu Amor tat len. nouncet% the Sir knights and MIS.. formed . he enemy 'seem, '2, The Gm. Commandery of l'ennsy lea
FILCON LI eE,,,,,,.. or r mat we car. ' are at - work, Lad thremfotirths have an In- antt was opened with Drape 1., Rem 51, ~ ,
' eta the tiret established on this confluent;
the Imitator th de we
terest in tee crop to benne.. No ...of w. Jae... D.O . of the Prest yt eh. '''''''''''''' ewe ii" el eleeneee..i°4 "le-
. 1 , 11 , r 0 ek , " 1 IT fresh * v?arrr l ore (jot% " L n e ." ‘l n uVe Y 46% - f . luny . Mu t ma r t:4l9g ye r t g ril I r nere.e Ms .uf rtl•
au . iv June I -Fern ay.-The second •
6 - • • - - extreme more... emo. the old, mck, or cher.. The Vlee . Prerldente. Mx ;it " nem. mated Ity a Lull brass.. movie' frern the I
. ..non or the North t•inne. Paellement Infirm, COme to the knowledge of the Sub. 5 nor, were called for by the i•resnient, a.„, nail raronan a fen of thu prieclpal streets ; Thtrand Grand Mestere ' of the• Temple : " Irlp. 'n Mt , ro t:E. Sit% rret t il ' Creimit.
tvlll commence next August in ch. mty. , A.lstent Ceearnissioner. No new .thool. came forward and took their souls, after of the city. Their anpOftraned was 11111/0./ 111111[11/t hospital fought side to. aide at the . 3. ° Tite Grand Clime.. el Pa.; In Masonry '
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___,_ ! have been opened, but tho3o 111 Grenada which the report of Commit.. of A... 0., , ..„,„ ~,, , „„, ~.„„,„„,„ ~. ~... ~ .. ~, I ...them Kitlglito. and rot o thee soc. and In Natirleat MILLY. we hare the Bei .-
. 1 mei iloily aprini's are reported nouretnlng. manta was called for and reed L f ter a few l • fl g• -- '-- --'' ..- -- --•-• ''• 'lr - 5 .‘ .t.e . rti
SPAIN.
; , 'fee disputation Of the white people very Rpm optima rernarks bv the lle ,r soei, a more respectable or thier haetlea-(. ,Ss U y res.. all the efforts of the et. • stone er the Arch. _
imtly of men together. Ea. was clad In ' mY. They engagml Imnd tor hanit (In the . Inept:intl. to by Slr Thomas Daeldga.
,- .5.8 TI.L.T To rAnts. . toward the blacks is changing slowly Mr man, Dr. Mowry welcomed tie. membe i -
the better. Coutplatnt Ism.. In regard OW the Mato Scelety to Pittsbergo. ."t plane c .117 en dres, teberlng a white eesh ! tightl with them...and pr... loge the •II be bre. Lalite of Pennsylvania anti ,
11....4, Jude 12.-The propostal vls. et 1
...it the elmelde.. a red ton 'Mout the I humble. of the Relators Into the thickest of her youngest daugOter; may our lately bap
,,the Lnenner in winch the State lama are
the Qiletel tO Pal IS will be made during rexecuted, . being product". of injustice naretaT or emilllTTea. -I% mkt and pare. kaonle at the We. ..1 j the Matte. But a... Knight - fell bstet•alli tired sister be Worthy or her dMllngulahed
{ towurd the freedmen. Some few illUtterS The Committee of Arnunionientr subunt• „..,,, ,„ to w oo w et, ste t i eho o w oo wo re t ry I the keen scintitare of toe Mot...mt.. : tied-babe!. .
-o- . • I have divided their land nt that ea. family WI the Offlowlng: t h r . st, Ktoghts mid eentmeetei hem with j e ere rone In reserve to fultmly his place. ~ I.e.pon ted MIN, Brother Wilson McCann ,
, while the vest hordes of the Infidel pressed 1, 7..
FINANCIAL AN II s • oll3lititelAlb. :nr Unlid.iii. morh hY. themththe. ..4053 The Morning semitone of this SM.. shell P...... , ” ....re ....Onted by the talicent. See
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, having a 'cabin aud nesters. .a i littent
L05e1....1.43 12.-Erenied.-Ctinsols cies- ,- e , i e - • be from OIS to 1 2 •, i• •. u.. and the em.,,, e . eon memo... ellk 'mum,. were cermed. ' ott a Ith ebtirlng emerge nod pernmennme .s. . Lbrand_Lemmandery en n ghts
„„ , t Lei, w t the privilege of rant. poultry. emulous from I to 6 ...Irk .• It , for Thur.: bee.. mold.. and mettm. Peculiar te ' The Marshal of the Ihnottal full covered
. • ? .. f....... y r i le t e e r7 i tz: , fl ,o um . e n r y icul eo l i v ps ttlijo ,, na rm pl o af t
el . Matt , 5 . 3 .5. 7 • 1 1 thitte. Central. . 5 -Mat . .pork.fte. for theamelves, Pious., wade h od j dayenti Feld., and the delegates Will at- ....My. About. three hundred joined In !MO wetted.. .
meels are deemed them and they ace to I teed the banquet, given lir the Allegheny '' .. P ll. "‘" Aew ''' r K "'"' . ' her .. N..'" The Grand blaster or the Term. was • and supported by a park fsf needle guns.
Itmostr.t., June 12, -4 f teeing.- Cotton
it•epondml to by IL E. ttlr Thomas I.
I ,euctilve the crop rale...This consideration County him:heel Society thls $ imer t ie • d o ii , act. asl'hief Marshal moil W. .elstfid try $ also Fermium down by the darte and arrow.
' Couraln.
elcmed with .bet simot imoromweent. anti • ,will doubt... be prallten. of thellt and eroningl at eight o'clock. * 'sir Ituights 11. XL Wett mai CapL.W. D. aid- I °l th e . ...I.
ranter mere sell - qty;rtatltlllog uplands 111.4 1 tette " t . treek teem The Committee of A ream...els wile koOl• , Thren hundred Template, the ( mole . eurvi. w Tne Enighte.of Ohio; treriandtruety as
12 IINe; Orleans. lINeZ sal. lee. bales.. ln the eubmtnrlct . of COririth affairs are went altos committee on credentials. re. ere. IlLikr•LLATioa. ! vors ef theli tilustnous order In Acre were • Um. who followed GalfreY. C.d. Leo.
Breseisteffs quiet. Lorn closml at a decline I reported in anything but a proMblink con- port. the following named gentlete. a.. Previone tt I • ' I P t
o ~, „ r „,„, or rho prooo , o , ion ,no w left Monet° witlmtand Me shock of the am agine.s.
trral; tulles MIX. weatern at Pm MI. Wheat, o he, -
et, oirtng .oartly to the failure of the delegates to the Association • at the cemanmlinus Academy of 01.50 vlelorious army. in a Mose sad compact Responded to by Slr K. Jetzt. 'lettere, of
hurley, oeta and pea. unchenged. Provision
'Cann. A. 11. Gra., Wel. F. II nos •I . c1e . 105 , 1 55 5 . m tierS .5 the iftvit;• 1
market Irregular. Pork declined tolds per last year's crop The seol, o 00 ,-,,, 0g 0 0 00 , 0 ,, Alle,beny-1.1. T. Coney, M. It. Trevor every teat lia,l been .km 3 ift the dress em: cm emu they fought their way, ....pealed Steu . ..llle.
I seem to be dlecOu ed and nunseru. ae• 'I. , M
bol. for ern. eastern mesa Beef steadm : pneattims are made tor .stst.ce • Tito L. blliter,W. IL 'telethon 1. M. Pole •• t I te• n i l ' i entl mes The ..... hr sereral hund Ltd Christian eigltteub t 0,.; 7. fhe order in Maryland. We continue
.. ~r,.,; ; I , th., leMple, and elm tune tile...gut., tboy , to enjoy lot princely hospitality us u .-
..sprit. extra me. at 10. MI. Lard ad
,,, , : district le infested by . orgeolsed no - ries of A. Woods. 0. N. Rankin. ' - '4. . i! ' -e ' s I . ...t.e i rv il eti to; tit ' s. itmereeit i t,i i into i o i r th s e , mt;P" ''''' '''""c" " 10 " " , .. o . l it ft.. i ligh " ° '.r emor y , n
vanced to .50s .Id. Bacon higher,
" Wce. . .• I aelperathms, calling teennaelv. toe .Simid lierlM-D. L. Beaver, A. 11. Wein.. • I .:, t e n t h to • wh o o tott , ...tho rn , at t h e ir on 1 nen...llene red.tartee obtained from , z. TetePeMnee : - 00 Of the fOur Carel
fla per met, for Cumberland cut muddles. • Owl Crowd." Thieving, herseethallog and Beever-1 1 . M. Linenhink, O. L. l. enema- . ihra in and' IrsoC them mentions. Tee re. ; the Sultan the Proud. of a free end.honor. : eat virtue.. tallititt. at the threshoel ol Me.
Cheese lower; ...American Ma per cwt : murder seem to be their ocsupatlon. The ham, D Stanton. , - - ! hole retreet.,When the Red Cross Entente. , ...meet tnay the evenlniea ....sent, 111-
tiri lig tin.. and these. newly Meet. and ! oe,
lea tb tn 1 • a I •
~1 from tbelr lento. on the taint of thin ; ww.
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....,•,-..,,b,,.., • ~.,,t ho d„,,„,,, m• , treatment et freedmen by the whlt..ls , Illair-Uraw toed Irwin.
, about to le. Inducted Into office s ,' were es ,
quoted . . 3.1. Cd .
! generally }eel and fair. Repoit.ava the po- I linefferd-Geo. F. horton, K P. Allen, E. : rtkned to elottrr on I 1,0 •tains. arratonid in a , w.er."".1..p.-"" "e' ..li.e k.l..l.wth ' ! " 1 4u4:lny r t,,'l„,n,s, .E -,„.;,7,-;-'7„;,,-, -,4‘..,'„,t1'; of ;
1 ' m ... , .15." th-AImMSO.-6.1 . 1.1.1 .. 4• • : called Colon men are neither numerous nor • i ll M... j
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oirrojo ,. t 0,... tee toe , „ mot ~,t e. : Men., el the Mummies. hosts; they fr. : .•
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org , go r • ,
Linseed tol tolvanced to 43 pounds t
P.r • I MI ! leffuentiul. They express theme... to.; 1.e.-Peter C. Shlve, J ‘.. Mentes, N. t, : menden% M. A. Pitcamn, Esq., me tt ut eg $ patiently rene wet] the contest. and inOst of , our 1 an• pe. .. _
other articled unchanged. 4
leeml • Linderman.
: tee center. ; then number were Male .On the spat The $ Itimpontled to by IMv. L. b. K. Dot in.
r . ,, , ,,,,,n,. j‘,4. , -A . , , , , , , , „ . s. 1 suit the s.lety in which they are p . j . ,
! taw who.. nt forced a oasss' e tr - •.... ' le. The Neigh. Tem Mar a word; and the
.. ; A disp.ition on the part of Civil Courts to 1 Butler-Am. Leal, W. it. Coml., A. 31. l A very ereedlent Übe Club ot alnoilauce ! ~, ,„ ~/. r- g -.... .... ! .1 ohiol • d d
torela 7lsl.
I treat the freedmen gaudy le mantleeted. j NeYmeo. ! chem. all Mile or prat. to the Altelgisty, 1 •••.".."°'°.e Ila., den into the Mtenor quid... atvr c it min owe .
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po •leti to try E w IL Turner.
AaTieetti., J one 11.-/ - int; rm.-v. t roleUM : ,
, , Tue repert from the officer an (Marge of , tMoster-Wlluser Worthington. : o togi , woo ... tou t poet , ~,. tt0: ,„„ 0 „,..„. i . Of the country, atm aeon 1 here resealed the
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1 nisei th C mita. and the
: tthlrand unchanged.
' the Subailstriet or C01n... mates thy, tt, CM:len-John P. Norte., Jas. Ito.. :et e Bradbury pla ..... wider the mardpula- $ 7:e.:i.,e,°,!„e„„lte"X„ed=othit'ihtlieriYeiolowero"eehreein Stitiaro- be inv i aluithie.l; l earu n ments - to those
„ • i • freedmen are working well. and the mope Cambeta-Jehn Lowman. • t ten of a elev•r peomst, atter which au elk,- . ; 0e ,„;;,, --- • -- • • . • .. lino woohl mdel the templeet life irk Enemy
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j are prOultsing. Cutriburlan.l-Itiew•rt Short „1. stewnrt s • - .1.0,..l at-toeal to the Throne of Gm. wt. ' ''' •-•!' .. "-'•
FROM NEW YORK.
• 1 i • • T. sone •plelt was man flouted try De ; . 5 • 1 sYmmeterY.
VICE PEESIDENT WADE, at Lawrence, I j TlmStab-Commltutioner at. Natchez reporte E. IL Brant, thoree W. Balthus., IN nil., . dell...met ny Rev, J. IL Drum, imund l'ree ' - • .
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I bin.Y. one of Ute brand Mester., In. after ; Itmeonded .bY 11.. E. W 14. IL Oettlson
• , ,MO number of freedmen In his 'Omelet at , nankin.
: isie, 01 11101 /ttl./bO,/t/ l'l ,
KlittialS, Ulnae a speech containing some t , e, ' •---: ---
- •• t ahem I•he ...eta for leff are van ..- 1n ! t :raw ford-I. W. Gr., tf. W. Barr, Win. ' brand tomutwolarrecairts, et the cenelty I
•Telegraph to the 1 tottsreb Imiette ,
year., who, with three et' the eeter ellymi. 1 11. Fraternel interceente, untamed. suel
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• . _ mr i. of the order end fit ty.tom tor. ! tintm.real.
them chat ecter Some are to reeelVe wages ' Citneeh•
1111etalICCS Which It Will he useful to note. 1 Nen yeee, no t e W., ices, . , , ! .im• of the Prelate's ertmer, .M 1 .4 ...• kof Oki s 4 red t n• I "Is t k ! Responded to E. S PO. Jim. Ey . ..
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Mluere a Ohara or the Mops. 1 D•uphtn--11. O. iltrhotr. John Colra on. t I Ward. and te e f•rief rummer Introduced to ' ''
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I I 1.1. eu ! net. • lthout caste a
- "Ile declared unminlvocally in .favor I , oilker CoNOMIT SCite aIIIteSTKII. ln laz. distr. coneldereble treat. ex. lef Finley. tv. N. umber., y . o ~,,,or . $ te ,, t 0,,„,,, yor h,„ w e t , h. , Irtetety r e et . A emelt that teeth. not to done... An ! d., mo It --.. sm. 1 e o
pi h m, petrielMin ... Ithout party, e religlon,with•
•of female suffrage, renew - Ink views ex- t A. A. Kelley, manager and 'proprietor of ists u o tu r, tg o planters . % I:ie bo twa o rtgAk o f:r :
i It A. Martin, II 0 .14 omen,
. Indiana-lemon Meilen Iteletrt Barr. • i .. ° • I rel Of ' .
, a' 1111.111,, LC . It II 1 5 .1 0 lir [ld , ' nye wane. of the conduct of the Tem
r ~,,, t • ,,,,,t, ..,1,•,,, - ,t. 0. - „Z; c •, . le tbe 1114., tells . they were low., fere. ' Imo. mot.
pregaed te the seem, lest , spit: T. Be I Kenct 's Great North American Gin Con. J.
e ta .t • L eTtd .no we ' rl:Tml'AL dotte r , tee plan. 1 Ertr-r• K• bun., 1 L ' Stewert. : ' t.t i :im i ,irer, i t , Gy, t0 . ,,;;:, - ,::;,„,ai,;;;;...irgi',;. ..t m tho a.m. and the Met onabe retreet ! !lestem l l . ...l. ri n e M. : lllekle. .
declared that neither Johnson nor the cert. scheme, irtL. ttrre_g WI, morning, ter.. meoY intatmes ge. Ulu freedmen , Lancaster-4. IL liioV4l. (:. J . /1111 , 1`11., A. , style of ore., the mimeo. beautiful/. ' - thwt Mee Prmeeded tro battle with tho tl e.
, T?lrik. rt . 7..trf1 , ,1t . F . 2.
,0_..i . 1 . 1 1te11 c r , 4117;
devil could Mmtit - e - tagress to desert the i charged with swindling. - pr... to go and got work elsewhere .3 . Ilerr, J... Atha A. 11. Witmer, 11. lanai, I new, u hi. w V I.llltabOt I" lull In .quies.
until the water subetded, and tunny volt Luserne-J. It Crew ford. . greaten. order. silievejand el , Tuntspectem. j 11,T005 t ,,,l, • ,.. o r n r m to T to ,V o r e t" . ..'“m •
' ,ICII tO the Untratail deetre ot. Mumma at-,, ': • .. I.1.11 / . J ..A. “ I th... . ...'• " I th"th .
• people; Laid that the Southerners now) ....'"" ... m... '."-"" "''' ''''''''. not return. ' Montgemery-J Cr 11.1, D. Score., In. ' teudancy. Pm • ded t n •So Mr IL IL Melielin. .
nester. O lien the signet te taiga. had • • P , li o Y I e
I y ... h ie en hy too, c.h,r,.„4 tha tr,,,,,,,.. Tlos ...one of the mom brilliant. affatre
• had the mi:dest terms offered them they I ancke was ar.sted On
A German named K During ram Larson
the month complaints Isere made • , . ,
.4 Annltes
' of the order mounded to the charge, then. I. ttev s mmer wltue.M. end dld cmldlt to
I the sleattethtp America. Dom Bremen, on b freedmen that then nnearms have been ! Northampton-P. It. Mein. Trent bre.. ' ,
ever wouhrget; and that if they n•Jeeted i weiee h e t ee, he, me x try wer e mishermer o , t . hoe g hr , e
or ,
ggo go ga , gggoo , o : p og ,. g ., E . ,,,, ger. , m nlencr mit lessen Metz. Will4n elin. th, hajng th, prover of parbl, wNon thoso who project.. it. •There were Seated
them the screw would!be driven another ratan:ea wlth neroetrutios swlnalos, whin' j.:feret " o7:,,; regtet. l tion, following welch ' lalliedeleltie-A5 G. B. Melt le. A. A.m. : :um. mehyurce of . Memory. I erlso L.. ! not., nen nob., DOmine, emi timer. tee 'at the tel. teem,. frier heel nye Oundred
• Surn, and they would be con paled tO , of Collector under the
holding the imsition . will be the selection of minable., for the , err, J. tummomer, . t. • .t 4 t ,m• v the order of 00, commauder. yet It la ,lo olorterit." nod pl.lng their lances In tor...
•• I. .'ne• ••• •.• tom- , witimitM,lt net. I ewer upon the a ork cow- : rem they eith 0 It 0 y 5 li COnolt-To li 6 INKTITILTED. •
, , Gerernment of the I rm. of Lippe, LO the c0ae0 h ,,,,,, Th., fj,,,,1m 0u t u. /. , remktek nibs. 11. LC.As 1, IL. J. It neli-on. I_, .. . , er rt. t e enem a nevor .
yield. The &notes' ado/ that the MOO- amOtmit of twenty thOusauti Prumlan tha - d or
anxiously to MM. an gen ly
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L..... , ~, ,gor:
~,.: ri: ~, ,,,...4. „L os tr 0,..,
~: t . , ant. to my hued*, surrounded as lam . dia . . .„.
...„, , The bleCtintiless is.. MA. T.. 11,• will be
lor ve matoy Ong t and lemered Keighta. I A., et , --re oft.. Intermt in, and dee.. I Instituted ter Ito tirand Lodge, at Lew
. ..1 . cmotAer street/le Wall cd . . CC tig; Mat le.. 'LW, 1.00 ..tse," ...halt the armed to ee governed by opinions by white men Lamb
Cong.., trAleh has doye so Medi fur Mr he ex- _ ... D.:gots, woe by that.. zeal. energy, Inwill-. they to elle/I Other. let Insi give you hut one J reneeollfe, ...lay.
wets mu'. wse yeeMeml Per cable.. T from two North. Ile concluded by retying !se h.y lolll-o ..e'. .• Lai r peoler. 5 . 5 " - I - m, nee, and aI4I do mare labors.. have alt. of the mat. rules by welch they were gov- ' ' •
anon waedelay mi to ewe. proofs. the minium of too motes towards thy ' .
, Brown.
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eta, eannot quietly rtyard (he ferriltlel ". ...i . , ,
, , ..0 um. lemer upou our auno.Js. BIM 1 re- ern.: • . '
.. , t \ unc,, N:LeTil riallOGIT freedulte liar greatly improved. But telt . Suseetheene_..n. . Edel r d„
, ! i ember, kin.. Mrs. another•le '
aeon $ Atom MI MM. a nteet ...Mi... is ' CumbeMand Preebyterian Church,
&Miami. trAleit C. 608 between the taborer ~, e • t y e i t t outrage. we. reoorted. and tea. promet. We....r.M. A --6 ` .. .11 Hl '' . .• .- W -.I " ' flitell ) oil here taught a lilt Wonted:l eartE- ,to Le. hems,. ' ' Waesseeennr.
. respect 111, ontli rag.. was meet
.1 upon sick brother.; an•l let ,
and qMptoyer. Property is not fairly di - ', Mita thornlpg Oy en leteentliePv. Loss. $15.00M ly corrected by, the civil autherittea ' welt, James bleConaughey l. ll...vermeil, ' t i , ' t i o rt. e
John McNeil. ' 1 e5t..... ett• • tet 5 te. P.c ~ ,e mil.. , their mom. be attend.' to as though Chriet , This church has been mann tor sometime'
tided, and a more einal di.strib talon most t•anctisitylfisorcd. . ilia et...Loran CASs. Wu...ton-T. 11. PlNNips, lobe 1: • la e, churl:) . ei .011ra luelay.
1 . . i .,.„, „ „.„ „,„„,./„, ~..j it„ ,..
. 0„....t, himself wes the sufferer, bearing tn, mind . one of Mason a Hamlin's Organn and hew
•be wrought out. u your • dull hnots, he , . etre eCe ...via. Junco Lander, couneel In t. ...Of Con- • Wine,
a ith the site on a Well tho Tnnspin iir sahs ~ , ,r ra . momx ma
. the blew,. wenn of the gtatrel, 1 0 , , siek
Those Are Indetid mob- aan swere the per.. 14 well expresaed in
over cOrit MUM Of per) Ury In the Criminal as. Ovrtelo listre.•res-Willtant itl A, k ~.. , ~ . ..
said, can't understand this, the MOM. I . The greeter portion of the fur. stolen , •
/11011. 4// cree io. . is ...I to ham twee retry alio pmimmly to be fostered'. for by toe following letter Dem tee {moor. II•Y
mt. 111,1C111.e1l LO Judge 011 ti an aMtlaelt • son, Phlimteletats Per:lumen: 'Sec-rote, 1
from Opp... haie beee rec... et
...o • own. Ili Cl.lUmon by two mothers, one of epee Is eed eine, e. heavenly remml.
trill, and canvassers upon the eve of an r
i t - ti n the reamer,. me tr.is of a motion W tlllam Ilityburr, ' Moindeifstew T,
t MO Ida,. u here the burglars, sted them. P
I • whom e e d e tam. h , the miler had none tairimi,,,, rt,,, , h , ro . , , , ~,, .A. lt. 11111er, to Mr. C. C. Itellor..llke agent
.e/ectiott :lOU have to tell the Laborers • The letter tinnatn undiicovered. for a Yew trial. Tht• ale limit atea Winthrop . Sereent, la Bal. Motu. Crew , ~, tho o t , r r ~ Lit a , an 1 o mht tt
ind ... mien e e h o w est. th• Stmt.. to their timi and tm each mum ann for thy organs• I - remis us tollow.;
- what they will do for them."
- Tee naiDoe fle•cl. es, etvan. Lortn that he recently . I .covend ems no....the ...ee , e . arY. I , .. '..... -3 .. .r. ...' ltd. .h - ersteg recce...lK the harvest, toe nom In we th .rolo ; of It. ' f Imsn Sin- After a long' end therengn
,altllllll w had, tenni te sbow teat smile L 0.n.0.-ie.- of Arra...sm. Jot n -amyl.. wo „,„ ~,„,„ . ,„.,„ w0 rt,,,, w 0 ie ... tory ., k 0 ,',.. i ,,,„ 0 tr ,,,,_:‘,.„ 5 .' ,„;,...e„,,,, ~,, ~r ••,,
M - a needle C Meet 0 en
The new Su .p...10n P.M° neer East !of the won... mot entre...A I A/ 1 / 1 11iLattlt seer, mei ..lamee, 1. low 5,.....•t0 -
.sw...tin, ttar .4*n .1,4111, 5.1.0 onto Ms wt. I to I Int beautiful and Ii ; Is l ii OPetn i. .. ' nf ' . i.' ' '4
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wee, et fork..., ,on be. en i.e.% ,trel Sunte 01. antresmel the wish that _the P.0.e. , M . zees , - M m• A.t . r...".• -bry matey.; brother is unehie to bene My ' haiet t rh 1 ii•'-
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! the rim. cip.the win len Made In ten Leh, motto., Do made M tee.general term. m . Indian.: W• d• , kllokote. Allegheny , la l : „ r d.,. „...,. b a ,., C I . ,g a . d aa „, 1 w an ... tag. i -.-- 000,1 Weald not treml on forbid- . nail to Mew... to say that It renders perfect
meet. day,. A oeur•Slsinee pbutenief Iten $ urine.... J.. Lanni aultattapseetly y,lllh.a. AlleKtiutly, W. IL Itndley. Main IL , t „, k „ 0 r... e .,,, 0 ,w owk r ~,,0 : „...
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... u . b . i*l. IlMemt, or Utter tn. Which ft M net • satisfaction Yor strength, s weettletel, pow
were used In Its conetkeetton.
limn the afflny ali• Gbristy Blair; T I Gallaher tileghony •I - - • ' . c . awful. Ipeak.• Yen tn. .. timt the. I Mts. aed variety of . tone, It Is mertaittly a
i I.' , '°a'''' ‘ .4 - th'''' ''' " " d -m- • • •• . •• ' • ...hoer, ide Mow/edge. The younger are mily to usbo/4 et easeteum leymy reaose ....... atim• ble• len none. • The promo.-
Attelarriell CONTILAIJICTr.h. . .1., end L.Over Mil pro. yee taken .in N. Benham, Allen.. ;A. Flemine, Alto. , „ e th er. beery gernetweJ by.tlie same bettow -Mat Is Ilene no
•to the Albany Peeltontlary in r day or two abr.. N 1 All. Philadeloh. TW l power.. emblemed:.., ' 114,911 ' Wttll ' alCll -- rre - mTemeli L e -t0. . -contru;
The ...Inn nett the Pret.idclit se tier. • - - - ' .h ow ' i l • - , k . 'ir o s t , rr r: h ho ,l et -e i ; I Meet tentlVe. "Itahl Mtn. hintselL •:.My Ila the. en America. heart, true tolii• • and the wonderful rapidity telt h willeh
r eit f r om u r r k e t , o toeh ,„ of lb o k Moo, ,I, , e.. near NiCirem.r. N w.. ,.. t. 1;_g i gn i ,; ,,,,... - 3. ,-,..,,,,,, th ,...,; . 7.. eel, brother lima a family. And I have onne; 1 country and hts 0.0, that dee. not fim .the i ...hie. testy be mete from the Intel.t
centmdlcied. . ' Tue exclYmeent toting'. in reference to h. y oe w oo Z . ', enter. ' ••„I a Mr comm.. to their „„ r „,-,. i w„,
~ , , , temente of patriot. love sus he Imitts upon ton. to tee .oftest, as well ax Grp crescendo
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' the prize tight to morrow between Sum The President, Dr. James !Sing. then as.- ' I., ...... . 5 f .Y ...M. me pia. them ! the ttag of hi• country, the emblem of the • end diminuendo, adept It to thd exemitiou
A I.LLTILLEr, CAS,
Collier ...4 BerneY ammo I. Doe... Per . I livered the Annual Address, mien 1111/1• I tt‘ltlt Mt, .W.O. Ms knowimn..e Judge $ ..rry I Tem Omelets him that Ise Is a soy- of ale.. every Resoles of must. but It It
ALI 11310011.1•111. el,O P111...1 dee . Idea In the „ on , „ r ,,,, r0 f ro . tee eort e„ re het , we ,
Intenf‘t LO with Mark,. attentMe hy all I
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ye.. Why. mete tlyht and die for the especially . home In the eller., where It.
United Stelae le.trict Court temery by
, ern Mt. to see the ...11 " Several stern- Ppresent, an.] LIAO rpeaker sta. amenity no. ' k
Nei. ing morningLbey Mittel their shoo . ermetiM.meertmentml by that nettle old voice-like tones eustale and swell the pot.
-Judge Blateliferd. The dis.:Mry . or ..r- er, ot teeve he, tommet for A.... Cr. to , elrotogo ot, to , eto ,, e. ono h ree „ tett ,„„ wo ,. ' ne•tt.....1. Tem....of eventstrame- . thm, and count tt the highest toner, if . emn hymn of pr... Your. trete,
mint Frietimee on Ilene, taceet war con
• • , rOnvey Mo. intent.. to with.. the Mints arr oro d , o „a or ,„, { ~,,, ~,,,,,,,. or tho h.. ,, ,, ,,, 0 , „ j pm. ter se t end ewe., mom eoeh re.. me I.t then tory but be wrapped tn tb, _ 1txv.A.41.111..."
..... 4 th " ft... 11 ' th th. th "" .... T ." and the combatents wI n Melt . frier.. and ~,„tv- t o Dr. hi., ann reitUeettrie a roey et -es mt in hi. teem to mend gutted and soim ; twautlfel folds and Mei away la the silent Mr. C. C. Metier M the sole agent for the
posimrty seized ls Valued la from nava to , became. .timated at from one thou•and ' al•h - ho ,i r o os ror go he . rt , , , ,e. s , toot ,
kooror _ . the my s t ey They ditl ea, a hen 01/ the fel- . move. It tella the whole world of . .the ' 51.0 n a Hamlin Cabinet Organe In this
iJiste. Thu mauve. trled by a jury. !le ef teen hundred pee..., . 111 I.ve t.. rhmueememeaty. $ iow mg txigte, tney met each ether, hall mod of the fret and the home or the brave. ' eity, end churches or Sabbatis echools an-
TIMM, •UttraT. night on steamers An Itn men, oarllllon ,
At the auggestion Of the Prmildent, a ter.
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we between...lr respective shocks. wRh . -aml the amyl us of the oppre... Is there tending to purch.e en instrument would
I. tem Wont. betiowmi IM' ' 150 ower In that embletit to Ore th • e ette ' tio e II tome tont examine the new assort
• Tan boys, named Andrew Scant. and , will b.ereettal at the denting gronel to em : elution wan Offered and tele-teet, M.o. i
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51 1 5 e.:1 .M o e.: l l:ti ' ont. a. these sr. the Temple I tt p art A . ' -0
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nil annetrain the old men le ; ment lust received al, Ms ware teem., ,
John Levme, were arrested tor ateanng A ‘ e o tOtrd'd.l. 1 . 0 thoosnod •tMetstten , all mmileal men to etiend their meeting.. I: of 4litmon met:Mai-so seeetem, d i il iii. '
meg- • wise he met ye. g again, when Me pr.. 5 Wood street. . . i
check tor ilnle Lel they .rare leltrlng On the • athatterrey oimillie AND NOILNN .On motion, each delegate war Instructed e otroet, too ~,, , ,,, , , , ,,o e
on. ,
trong,, _ rl , ,
. 0 . , Mee it represents are endangered.
Albany beat. Most Of the Money wee re- Th e order s , hem form,R for omit:fed U 1 go Le In naMe one of Im number . a committee wort ,.
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c.ered.
sule • i ear
6.kt - epics have been printed. aml a Ittni- Ic. ft 0, ri... ,. o a1c7" . 0 °V.i ... _a .
~... , ,i„, , 01 , 1 ,,,,,, dOOO thia athmio I g00n0 ,,,- ;
- • The Cr., and Um Crownl-the square
d Leinb . -the Inset an the - Trip
, tett number author..., be stricken off tor l io t t g e'Lnr go. T at, ~,g r . i g 0„ `4"...,;..g,•;:0 a.' „''', .. ' tell the stet y kkt Ilas,knlo teaching Prlnci. ‘ n r , ' g o '', ',.. agio ggo , gho d g aron g - a a l ' o
' h. M. "' "."4 " *o 10e S'' ''' '' ' '' ' "n" ' ' next, was tLdered LO the AssOciatiOn and 1 M.. pure . the. Mat fell from the Ilpe !
,T.,;',l"etnei Itt Christi. Knighthood •-tiew
tO be dispatched'. thens by the Clerk of the
„,. . , of the bre,. ihmterare the pillar. and bul- , „ none o • ,
f tenth. Whet mighty eremite.
Leen, erne h. no copies for general tllstr I. oeeePOl • ' ... . . • . war. et this encient tatter; mei Melons ar --- -
are symbolised In the. I' Who can tell. •
Lotion. Lomeli.. be obtained from verl. 4 . -onni7 toe. roloorne,
, lovely as those found Itt the oracles of if mit
oils took sellers Tea SAILOCET. - . , divine are taught In ell the work el um ' bi W.l. ' ee P ee. 1° lee cee.--ilne ii".e•
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! tlful cre..-are teens En principles eyntl..l
- room tlttltr.Clt. 14 the ...Mg a large number of invited ' mall.-
' med therst
' illeenn i What are Its rlne - '
lielngabee, Mints. from bream, arrived guest , leeledlng menY Of oer me.t rea- • . hat Is . . p , , u.
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1 acid esteetuml tellemettlies. WWI Ph , M het . leameml
to•day. Ile will by at toe rum. tiepart, Occlm g
w . o. .
When tee soh. of Gal moved mon the "..*
1 *end daughter., tymembled at la•
Its effesonces are tender and lovely, grand
teem tmmoerow, and be pre.nted to the om
;Matte 411 for the Grand Con... Pron. lam of the aloe.; when the Great Jell..
President on F.day,
and sublltike ,
mule and Benet., The Itlualcul part of the " ehe "" l " " " " A"e " el th. ''' - " Ibi ! .1.. : It epee. of forgireness-"Father. fOrgire
array.. TO ea ria-rasvaTin. - entertennue. we. really grand. Some Liao first sue rem tO greet with ha locams ,
• them; they koow not whet they de.°
Mr. Withers, late Mayor of Mobile, made a twenty...a of onr talented prOfessional i the tlvlt 1.11,11.1.14t.11111/ the aug eat emelt/and I ,
tad then wnoln id nieffeLto-..Tedlar Omit
oersonal appeal to the reendent.thia morn. moncians formed the ene Instrument., utter.. .1.0. the. to Debt," the ie.,
thou be 1.110 me, le ' Paeans." Wny It
Leg for rein...tenet. In alike. tam% which occupied the Mugu, and undet set Deity breath. :11.0nry in. extsm • opens the portals of glory to a dying Mol
t. Madmen', tit Prot. Tear.. dmeee..l , nice, and It Innt live fttrever, for truth , ~ , 0 0
scene et the west WPM. Una dinieult t e m ....a...6 ' L. ' ' .. .4 .1.-I P .. I ' l W. th .•••-• ' Arid age. It rye...Of/nal lore-W omen
from the Opera...of the Mumma The eon. the tete.. Itet 111 aspen% What I. it, but • behold thy eel" ...it...held thy teenier.
.semblage. as brilliant 1. we beret/Ter wit the pore. of krell,,wini pructice ef virtue, ~,......d .. ...... 0 ..... gogghthgig ~.
ogookg tr „
flossed gathered tege thm in Ude e•ty, prem. , ma the leeching of those sublimer doe- • 0 . ,; - ',, ~..0 . . ..,:. . ". 4
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enadell and ettjoyed quiet, ILI, ..m teirs in t. 1 trot. winch bind the 'thole fatally cff matt , ~.7.-----
..th.: ..I Ila finished l . What! the
tessetiful led' tlll a. few mtnitte• past •zn Pate...lon.
rensom rald-tbe anger of offended Deity ts
terOIVO o'clock. when •.1 were. Invited to ' M. 1. not . pr.. tto the worid the vain ~,,,o hoo, „,t he work ;to g oto ,__ tehe , o rr ,_
partake ...Per. The Past waS I...red • 4 .. " 1 ..... M..... " that ... 1. ..0 ' demotion I. ileenred.. No power in that
at so expense apploximetlng two thee.. • .. 05 . 10 , it . eot for the lienewe oL Cnr .". ,, ' embletel •Why, It bridges the dark gulf of
dellasa.mel ism one of the most Hoe... I high ...Deg Oigntrie•• for the Poe.. et „ teret o t h er m ho d we h ooh ow er t o th e re _
epicurean fere ever attempted in PM, covert. mormOvew *Eh htlittent Weigel.: 1
. g one of eternal t......
burgh. Its. fret., game. and ben tes Or toseereit, N utor sad Mitre at the Ill'lt.l, . neer°. surmount* ti by rapt of Sheol
were imported explemily for the .In soit,rieg arr.; IL IS not for the verve, ~,,,,, „ 0 .,,,,,,.,,,,„ , „„ 0 ,, r „,„ poi „, , „. to tho
OealstlOn :rum tho far West, • anti of eue secf. muMott or ."• 14 re. to ever.. mos, sted threne of glory, emitting the
, Southern cume, while our ewn market- 1 the tile...lame tie., 'nor... eatable. ex. o , sthret kw , g e r.
• queened a full share of the hoontlfttl title. next enittrs. Number IS It LO owlet, the , r y e ore „ 0 „,,,,, we „,,,,....,,, w 0,..„. o „__
. under which the graceful tate. gro•ned. ' enteadystbut to teach woolOin. forgiveness i ~, t er roe c k - e 7,',..i,73 t . ter W hy . , h e i..„74, -,;i l - 4
_ Pyre.. or ire Mit in flottastM Mem. ors. enentlee, harmony IMO truterelly in ne Le , i oureog oe _
' water Ices, lee creel., towers of roses, 111, , ‘llO it LlOl.. family of man, and r-Oheatit le
i trieneenutt and found cake., from abbe; $ Mstarsto to eml WWI oppression; to, enteo ' •. ,',1 t y,.:Ze r i e • e MA7 , „ 4 ,, ...rt_te ,. ...1 , 0Z . e.
giants might glut thelese/ves, men/meth ' 1.) rankly und reslnt oppression, a - hetet'. ,
a .,, 0 ,, aaa , oe g0a1 ....
, eMilneta, and mielatuno flowery tempi. et tau, be the form IL aidietnes, eTeryahere 10 .5 Me, la *tie bensto. of the bier"(
• the hot.bouse'e rereat excel...ail mentened uroteet Ihe week and Innocent, and guard Jamul ~,,, to h.,. h m m o t .
:te render thM feted the 111011 1111111rIttl11114 LllO portals ef eternal teeth. T. weary Sem."
ever prepared In our Meld old clty. blr The rmationshlp teat.. eimistiatilty ,• w e ore wi g ,. wh ,,,, t e n wehe ,,,,,, . or
1 Ilubley was the caterer. All the gum. and mamory, parneulurly the mgt. er- our Warfare, what are they I Thu sword of
$ were amply mondmi, pleaseti and do. dere therted, Is most Intl:eat, 1n..% It Is the aptilf, the shirk/ of faith, the dirdte of
I lighted with the bentoret, and elittled 1 difllooll. IO tell hew n true Wel. COUtteMes , 0 . 0 ,0 . , 00 0„,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 0 , ~.,,,,,,,,,,,„„, ~,,,
the dinineball gratified that they had liebnit • feett•ler cee le . lp tmiee a full ( ro o,r o r r of r , r4 , orw r„ r „ . th e e e r,,,„ o r rerto.
, been partake 0 at. mum tie ...ally greed go. u ...au 111, giving evidence in ail him • r e ,„__,,, ogotto t h ht toe o tt r o r r ,,,,, la. r e ,
! teast..; No int. tenting tide k. were lune. , movements of tile po, emt pow er o r h 0,,,,,,
of the Alntuthry Jobe. te prepared te slur
• duces% not even win, At one o'clock the. 1 mallet, t IAIIII4, 1 Clldelan Ithlgin. Mediu the hetet . r „ tee „ tort wor k ottoe o f th o ~o r.
: b.. q. °l mOmmenit emi we take occasion telimenily of truth eternal and divine. nal. It et ours te eel. them anti to use
• congratulate our met.. w en d. et ,,,,, t 0,.. rt isnot toy purpose ell tbe presort MCII, 1.110111 with th force ef truo manlinees,
I greed sue.. welch attended Una port of IVO° le dem. you with the multery his.. ' ntrengthened tly the coneclottene.. Met our
: the...dial welcome extended to their fel.. WM. order ei the Knights Nee., a . ..nee Is Putt. With these battle ageinst et.
! low hrethrerrof the sealpid. history full Id noble dating Mid generous ' I il wn dw e
run meek o an s e p away all the
tit \rho, lett dial. the 'centers. In which barmen of troth; wllll the. triumph; and
Tbe tiolklneh H 4l / 1 1 11eltle-Forther 11l s mder hes eMated te an er gmtise•l the triumph will be beautiful:coming up et.
, . Development.. , • , fro fiat item ranks have been Metered by worm we... fn. the bent,' ibid. ed
.
I Many el eurth s s tmbte eCine, or rather ninny ! ene mime... world to be crowned Mtn
1 On Tuesday evening laut lief•arlaint. the lot t e e wor t,. h ell tem , e„,,,, h e , Leorto I
0017
ago
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y.
ut Thou belleveet,mr,
• alleged murderer of Golttrich. had a bear.' by ;to annelatten with title order 3
• in the liemerlallty of thebody, red in the
• Mg before Mayor Morris., A. li. Cochran ! now le•aut UM the land In Mil. Minor- ' immo r t a li t y „r ro. ono,
.
ler of Waned. I. mountains end vallnes t ye t o t reitso o mg mee , t ho w th w _
and M- 8 . M0r. 1 ...• E 'cl..• .1.1 ' ..1. E.. Id ' i nte sacred In history y its lowne and eltimi I iiii
eelf a .1,11 "' " I ±I/iter ind etler ' sye relitly to stela
attorney.. The .commonsi ealth was not , aro fimmi In the tntseetkielits Of the past I for the defeese of the cross. •
representeM T. wit... ere... be- 1 th,.,',1 .. 1 : 0 1 t : ' ,=;,;„ . 1,,7 , :::,:v . ,, ,, ,,, - , , , i , Rind yietr armor nbout yom• 1111 ii your
fere the Coroner'' , Pthrmeth rem. 1 1 .51 .... l • i t i e i neVie ot Palestine. It was bet:. the pall , berm tO the Manderd; draw ye. ewerd
• to the.right, and throw elraYthelleabliald,
testified euhst.tially to the saute effect. , mime. walked with God; the Prop.. efel so forth to cenam net., • Ton cm.
None of those eiltrilined stated amen, to e eouonened a ith Jehovah. It sr. here the ' will take the world. Thal., kingdom will
. „ . boat Mane. entree.. their nuttlerity. Dm benverentum!the last Cantle stetnied
' P 0"....... of Lb° P . ". ' II th. "...W. ••''• ' W 51 1 5115 the %ell . 05 tee Mr)" or ette Gmi i'
[el i te.. 1001.1 foe ea quenel, when the
shoMing, beleg uneble to merk the ple. In ! .teed the er 1 temple, ...Jed Me
.; ' a i m., marshalled by mar ii ttaptaln, Mit en.
en... Pee. Of the exeltement which tom $ ...deur anti Illaattleeetiee. ,
' . circle tole earth, rind the shout of Victory
valled.! The theory advanc.l by defend • It WWI here the sumer of thc wend mut ~ H i „ ho tr ,,,, e go t. to po r e.
, !MVO Chains°. iv. the. thu shooting war ' Men, and the t.mets of fila Itle ...Inst. ! w e w o w. aometi m „. ar n o , o l te e N o m'
done by ente pers. in an Inner room, t lie ' Will the vide. Bethlehem be forgot- r ~,,,l_co.in, uoye r th e hem tro mek e th o
door leF leg tt. will. was half glass 511. mut Min 12.4.11 lel erateel from the Imo, • teenethe, p.,,,,,.. a1c,,,, 1110 ~h,,,,,,,v01.,
of the Unease. were.crossoptestiont . 1 550 or M... , Ina litth.M.O 151 th thon• ml.. !r he lovely valley., or from Itel crowded
te thia point by Mr. Cochran,llllll te•lt3ll,l ean liall Ao Uswelete wont if. the teare of ' thoreughfares of trade and the qttlet vll
- alinultaneo. Mtn the report of the $ Jested 5111.1 the city of Jere-Mein with he • t oga m e e o n , h „, eri k ri mh . woro en du r ed,
plstel thei. emu. the bre. Mg.( glass. ; „ h er. e.t.a eml holy altar. Mil be re- or . pllgrlnt Warrior, with well earned
The theUmmtY ef enlee. wis.lei nini noir I IDelsteattal hy the 1.1 horn eon of Adele, , leutole Dem Ileum. of ilte battle lields in
per seemed to be the tore•tgest add.. ! . 1 11,1 perpetuated ell along the ages of life. And its 'we ...each other of home
egainet the Iseemeed. Ofllcor Wm.! mat 151051 ' et e rno r, ~, we walk the fatlti tem. careen end the loved one. there, each is apt to
th a t to t cow the defendeut raise til. ann. 'of the New .1.1 Usitteln.-1 %eel lu vane anti think his ts the deem. spot on earth. but
and In . loamat •fterwarde bilis the II .11 I es - elven-II Illtli glory.
will yeu uot allow a fellow-pilgrim with
I mo/ 1t.." th.l . Porl of 0 15Ietel. and eew e , " L e o , w „ aror forget the Jordan, wlth Me , lits Mom pointed heavenward, to remind
m h o mop. The flash Seemed to mono dl- j battle. fought at Its plumes, and Um many -
yen mere IA the hatemst land. '
molly tram the hands of defendant, atel al. , mt... event. tn. t ram... upott Its . now apprnprlnte and ,expreenlve the 1.-
thottith mtne. del not sm; the phitol, lie , shores, or the Sea. (MOM, telth Its tints,. • ... of nur ISM Wand Commentle,-.
MD certain ti.t defendant hati nr. It. niel I me, alio ereantil the preaeltn. et righte.,
, tn.. Inn IftoglithoCel Mine., dt.ad and
my ...tell DIM. - Off. , M.. did not '. cousartml And entre homitein eide etto hurled; when faith, hope and ohailty shall
reach the Mere until atter L11111.111111t111,:,111/1 I ',up / LW', 111. 110011 Millen ml by the Mob • be cemilete; when Jubilee, fOrtitiltie and.
artist. in the arrest of Menu.. Ile ' et Mk of the Menter, beteg pry.. by the I mercy shall be obsolete.' When courtesy,
thstilie. te.l. O. the wa y te t .. " " 1e "....7". "5 " : 0 . 2 '. ° I UM Rm.... In th... rld be"' ' megnanimity it nil valor ;hall nO longue be
pd.,,,,,,, meted MILLI. had emn omen tete ! log In pniyer before Ille Father. Who thinks annealed Or 'desired among nmn; when
a More and Ids pleol taken hem him. •
, , I 'tot ..)f Tutor- end Calvary soul 051 .1 MI : there shall he po lenge. belPie. orliben
After the evlden. hed Imeo eon... , met ehe bdi to remember the ...min ! to protect. nor a deelhute widow to comfort
the Mayor stated chat from the temitnony Wllfirtt the Savior plead with .0 11111011 .rt , end ho h mi e , to ry et , h roomm t to h me o to de.
seduced he could not do otherwise 'hats em t eexo toot oheeg. err other. tr it to,
pogo. ,
~.‘aain,d
in.oir
and
ard....
nor
......
hold tbe prisoner lOr Wel. end e MoteMMI• ' ble let thl. Otte pass Ina. on\ hoc not nty . pre ' esed and downtrodden Cod of torment.
Mein was accordingly made out- ' ...lie Thine Olt donne I Or will the new
~ ty to cheer and Atic.r. then, and not till
•10011 an rate, snanien. $ noble tofffb of Joseph, Where the fin. at • then, wlit Christi. Knighthood Ns ob..
t IV 11. 1 J1......n .4e5...f 1.... ".. 11. riii'nfinii . late However he rites and cerement.,
Vtclor KtMlar. a eePhew °I 1' ...-. " ' tlon of the children of re. lil ity etre e •
Preen...aro( the house In whlce Goldrich
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oger
~, thot ion: ,
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000rg, ,. • • hMh are tem external fon., may change .
...het. and whn it selli he rehtembered ! ..• Ir
fa iL any wonder that piterlunt loved to ' with the ages. Its erincipt. aro ImMUMble,
was &Witness of the Mewling. and Malin. : vide. tit. MUM to a tend wh ma Ih„ is Ise . n e ie o le" o t t il l i t i t ' o " ,,Te i r " l i r i t . e . e . r4 l = i e .'
b.f. " th. (......e."I Y• ---n-sied e yr - -41,0 -, 1.... , ~n OOl ~, 11 ,, g., Om ^while • et , T I i1 1 ,',, n . RI: n i ti" Yo 14 wilt tbaiterrii
terticy, nett w I:1 lin. ft hettring b re , he ... re the coo , ~,,,,, w onted. ~,r
go
oed
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Meeer Merin. toff., Im O. 1111 T .. . u P at the entree. of the sepulchre. • 'Fe le who. ne ...rim entieng.oll On
made by Goblet... Mother. chime ng Ont I w ...him, it dem, seem tom I hi i for etr, °°.. h.".°°'.. 1
with Meta.. Kellar; In hisi teetteterty 55 . 1'" ' "".'. -- - 1
. day that ery hightst. auttni. wo tt hi h e : Lilo M resit LIM la ea..:
fore the Coroner. stated Mat lin mruck 1 wrotto ., it r e „ e „, b ut te „ ko "e rre ... , a...grave le not its a ali
Mel'Arland twice or three titnee, when lie ! c th „„..„,, „ i , c „,,,,,.., e l t. .,,,,, 0rig0 $ Dun theit•rt. le , tYt rmermst,
heard e noise behind hon. and en looking , O
Wa. not spoken uf the FOUL
, holgitt, Vtllk With Litellt LbrOiltlll LW, VII. I
round saw his unclean.' tioillrleb lea atoll. , mire M Bethlehem and see Me afar of the
tioldrlch belle. hold M Ins unele.4 hair, • -_,,,,,„ w t t e , 1, 0 , 0 ~, v a ;,„.., i, 00 ,, ,„,.,.,.
and Out at that moment he heard the ' r... ." •-• • •••• • ' --- - -. •••••,
I PM a little period to Um carpenter stem or
breaking of gift., and the reported it pistol,
,nmeph. and see the lad Mean twelveyeare
when he immedlattily Jnintird orer none '
barrels stollen the haulm, by the back door, I Ol . I IO,i r e e . r e eo . l.lZ= at t e t . r .th rh OI the
Elitsa Hear Law Is Connetlent,Tb• and went home, where he remeined mau .wi. hold .„„ ..,.. .....Mthr
mei epee Shores h.
, 11111 Passed. th..... ,L . 7 .4 .g. ''''" ' 4 " ' hi ' '""- .-ewe w • the scene of so mangiof the savior'.
are anon was b.eti taking - -
•f gy Telegraph. tn• Pittsburgh 41.4 .11.• I I li t iii i i t74;;;2l.l - derallort with the fact ' that . .1.131.,• match wlth then threw. the
naser.als: Conn., June 11-The eight 1 i t t ete t 0 . po tte r. may h er h ed. we yew. streets of Jerasslent, ILLOpgdnic tasiaror o h,
hour bill pssiami the nous° tway by nestle rom making any comments On the affair, 110 :the „11 . ..W0 111 the _ hole altser
• ilnanknolla vow, yo o ere k t ete effect I foollzig anti.. that the guilty pmay wui *renal WAD hue. Itrl ...Weary 11111
from the day of Ita passage. : be brOught Wiest.. i and: hear the word., 'qt.. gen.,. to n
from the ilps of Jeses.t'ere he given up the
Blinn. Tal sy with them et the sepulchre, ,
end' heill . the angel...". Is not here, he •
lartsent. and gmes with them from Mount
Olivet after our ascended Loot, end - hear
freat the Clouds Ile shall, In It. manner, I
mama age. I, would be grand, It would ,
. 1 eigil in•Pirleg, if We could return front ,
•ucts scenes with Oew energy to battle I
matrix, living vanities and deceits of
this world, .
yr ar, the...pilgrim. nro hindered, or
re at e ,, V,`,„:l7 , Yrtra.lLlZ O nly.:`:r4
fold to stand In Um mountain pure. tor
that protatitionand guard theta neroaathn
Plat 5. We m.wht weil be ashamed of Ong,
-.tura end blush for ear manuod, if li!
• TII6 question of Consolidation
fore the people of Cincinnati, West Wel.
nutilills asking admission to the city.
Tau_President of the State Agricultu
ral Society will be in tills city to-mor
row. The amount .meeassary to defray
the preparatory eipcnses has not aI I been
raises;, and It Is desirable that this mat
ter be cloned without delay. .
JUDGE liticioorrstio, in a formal man•
ncr, declined bring renominated for the
Supreme Jiidgeship. Yet his friend.,
1 noildoubtleas ,by his procurement, were
at the flans burg Convention in force,
?.. on Tuesday, Importuning delegateu to
make him the nominee.
TOE New York ll'Or/t/ makes this
statement :
"President Johnson is, it Seems, seri
ously ill. Report says his comrlsint is
- Bright% disease of t h e kidneys. If tlii's
is true his days are in ii)l probability
numbered, for that disease is as rarely
tureable as coniljmed consumption. We
csb • par; it is not truei"
Wit. DAVIS has recovered- the faculty
Of speech. In response to a serenade at
Niagara, he said': •
Gem/erne/L-10mM: you 'sincerely for
the honor you have ibis evening shown
to tne; it shows that true British man
boodle which miSfoitune is always at
tractive. Slay peace and prosperity bs
forever the blessing of Canada; for she
'has been the asylum for many of my
friends, as she is now an asylum to my-
self. I hope that Canada may forever
. remain a part of the British Empire, and
may Gott bless you all, and the British
- Bag never cease to Wave overyou.
Ma. .I.l.antmsopz, who repmented Law
'mum county in the last Legislature,
*led for Cameron for United States
' Senator, when it was alleged•he should
have supported GOvernor Curtin. His
friende and the frreuds of Senator Cam
eron-insisted' up3n his re-nomination,
while the friends of Governor Curtin
oprosed him and supported - Henry Ed..,
wards. The 'result of the vote makes
Mr. Edwards the. nominee, and shows
Governor Curtin's-friends to be fourhun
dred and twenty-nine stronger tutu Gen.
Cameron's.
Tun Platform adopted by the DeLll 3-
r2iatic Stoic Convention on Tuenlay de
clares
That-in the present conflict of legisla
tive usurpation with Constitutional law,
a *lse, fearless aid upright Judiciary is
the great bulwark of public liberty; that; j
the Union la perpetual and the Federal
Government supreme within its Consti
tuilonalthat representation in
Congress and the Electoral College is a
right indestructible, and its denial is the !
destruction of government itself; that
the establishment of negro Suffrage in
shy of the States by federal power is an
Usurpation and outrage, and we will re-'
skit to the last resort the threatened meas.
tiro of„.the Republican party in the elec
tive franchise in Perfasyliania.
The resolutions oppose negro suffrage
in Pennsylvania; denounce the Repub..
.llcan party for the failure of the tariff
bill In the last Congress; denounce the
last Legislature for its unwise and macaw.
iUtutional enactments.
FOREIGN ITEMS
lIIte.LATID rev rat I. tiiSlit - caII tilz[ll..:.
(From the "Mee Len.iand Iteer.'•) •
—.A, - Franco-English . Corripany has
been formed under the name of "Com
pagnie Internationale Maritime," 'with '
a view_tO call into existence a direct.
steamboat - - line, with lixcd days for de.
parttPe and arrival, between New York ~i
and Paris, which will become a tea port.
_Work, cOmmenced in April last. Six
steamboat; of three hundred and fifty
horse power, and seven hundred tons!
each, and ot mean celeiity, are to play ,
between the two !cities. It is expected
tii make the trip' In twelve days.. ; By :
. clearing the Seine river at Suresne, the ~
river will he three feet deeper at _Paris '
than before, and it is coxfidently hoped
that vessels, may be enabled to reach
- Paris at the lowest ; depth of water.
—The Spaniards are - trying, to' bring s
their national-. game—bull. fights—into I
fashion at the Paris Fair. No perm's- 1
sinus's' yet: has been granted. Spain !
possesses now one hundred circuses of 1
solid stonednasonery—thirty-five In the !
capitals, and sixty-five in - the provincial i
towns. Th.; largest circus in Valencia
Las room for' 10,810 persons; those in
Barwlona and Cadiz' fdr 11,500 each;
those in Loyranna and Salamanca for I
10,000 each. In 1835 four • hundred. and
twenty-eight serious bull tights took
, place. In Madrid aldne 52, one in every i
' .week; in Yalenma 93; Bodagoz 22. The '
railroads have a great influence on bull ,!
• fights; because the animals are easily !
transtered from outs place to the oilier.
. It requires a degree of dexterity to allure
tlietinituals Into the wooden boxes, in
which they arc transported to the rat:
way depots. -
—43,000 exhibitors are represented at
the Paris Exhibition, and 430 gold med.
els will be awarded to !them. _Besides
- every forty-third exhibitor receives a
silver, and every foffrteelitli a bronze I
medal, or every ninth ono la to be graced
with a diploma of acknowledgement.
Therefore, 23,1:00 exhibitors will receive i
no pEizes.. , - '
,
—At -the,. World's Fair' in Paris, I
Prance exhibits 11;315 pieces; England, ,
3,60; Austria, 3,072; Prussti, . 2,200 . ;
Spain, 2,071; Belgium, 1,448; Reseda,
•1,832; Switzerland,- 980; Unitei States,
77d; Sweden,. 002; Holland, 503; and
chink-109. - Wurtemburg was the- first I
country which fixed its special catalogue.
—Lomardne's donation of 500,000 ,
- francs has been voted by the Legislative
Assembly, by - a majonty of 87. By I
this means the scandalous beggary. of
' this prodigal has cape to an end. •
• - —Every Prussian ' rmy.Corps is to I
send a music Land to o' Paris tExhibi-
tion, which will be lieved at a fixed i
3 „
time by another baud .
—There will be a g eat Sclavonic Eth
nographic
exhibition at Moscow during
the summer., Great preparations are 1
being Made, .. .
—ln July nextall ' 'urjipean 'Ar.nuil i
Protective Societletr• 111 meet at Paris . ,
. for a general Comma .
1 ,1
. • a coffee—.
anrrogabe from the oba—winch ten
- dera sugar useless. - -
) _..0. Cholera Congress; composed of !
- slsedical men, is consened. for June, a y.
Vienna. - " .. . . • 1
—A. atriespontient at Frsultfort writes
4 •31 r. B..Wmihborne is it Homburg
lea Baths, near this city. He la much
I improved in health, and la able io walk
ilre or Mx miles every day, lie may
have to remain here for 601310 weeks yet.
_Before coming hero be could not w Ia
quarter of a mile without being exhanit.
Governor CUriin, now at Berlin, s
expected at Hamburg this week. find will
be accompanied sy J. C.-Wright, &cr..
tarp of the American Legation there.
The latter, on.account of SIP health, has
faked to here Ted front /di Post."
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_AirDNIGHT.
(14f1J114.1.J:.440)5p
Gee. !looker staled for Europe to- day In
tho eteasner ecotla. amen officers WIIO
gamed under Ilan. de^trhag to fortify their
regard by perennally bidding hte furon - ell,
acme p. 1.1 him to the venael. •
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lion. /LC. %Vinci:lron. is ILL. Li passengers
on the Scotia
noxNen'n Tuft es•re.e.
Mr. Marker's tend,. Bruno . and Brunette,
trotted one mile on FaAnton C 011 1 .60 seater
dny In beating the timo mud° by
Bonnerls I.ddy ralmer.und Phanueli mare,
In Ito; by tbree•tourtlnt of a second.
AdvWs front New Orleans, announce the
(allure of Edwand Dupae,ler Co ,of that
cuts. and Havre. extenatvo commission and
shipping merchant, •
Arrangements 'are. being tootle by .the
several posts of the Grand Army or the Go,
public to thlu city to have a gran, celebra
tion In a few weeks. Invitations are to be
extentitel telemfinz Generals In the army.
THE SENATORIAL EXCUR-
SION
At rianb•ltnn, Fort ItUri and Jane.
lion l'lsy—Entboolo•do Procreating..
—The lletstrit to Nt. Lout,
Tslegraph to the Pittsburgh G1r,5....)
Foot Itmgy. Jane 12.—+ienator Wade's j
patty spent last bight; at Manhattan City
and to—any at Fort Riley and Junction City. •
At the former place speeches wore made to j
.the caleens, who turned one en on.hp
Seamen - 4 trade, Valor, Cotten, Trumbull,'
Chandler, 11,iwE , and Mr. Cooed., All J
spoke In the aunt glowing terms of Kansas, ,
her mmntry 'anti her penple, and a most
brilliant future was propirenled for both.
They all look upon the constroction of the
as. brooch of the Pacllle Road, through
Arizona to the Paul Ot.. the readiest sOlu
tom of the Indian d Miceli lea In that region. •
Mr. Chandler announced Memel( In favor
of rt•.ning Canaria' to pay the Alabama i
claims agalost Edgland.
were vociferously cheered. he party',
:tog not able to .go to the end of the track,
owing to ifie loss or 0 bridge by ter,
which is now Maher than It was I n 1614 j.
They spend t.night In camp atr Fort JUICY
mil will /Raft tomon row for treLouls.
FROX.THE WEST
MO/tare Ilneenvent;:fi . onlinnea In-
Jinn Depredation", Twenty Men
Killed Within n Wean.
Vey Tiogfejm to me Pi b rep Omf tte.l
l'itsr - Y , mat Jane it —Tito Ilmaidta Omaha
Special earn: General . Ildfoed is here, eh
route to Waslilngtent, represent to the
Government Unit there is no hope for peace
from the Aeolian,' seem. .. •
General .1. E. :Muth Incn r onto to Fort
Mil Kearney wRh sever . I hundred recruits.
General Smith has been eelected by Gen.
Grant to command the mountain dildrict,
which include. the whi le Powder river
country. Large trainv ere being escorted
to Fort Phil Kemper by Itle trumps and sie
COW panlea of the Fourth Infantry. Gent
, Augur la On tnti 'numb. •
About twenty men have been willed by
Indians during the punt week, anti 10011(
WU head of stock lattice: borne aluya the
Indiana atamk eimultancouely half Oder,.
ranchos.
Tel•glrgley,
=I
kl exams, June P_—Tho Myer la tolling
Wooly.
ERy Telearath to the Plltal ugh (layette ♦la
Atlanto atol raclat lava ph Company.)
. .
Cu r. Julia 11-11 Iver 22 Inches and
rluluk nlowly. Thu steal/ter la cloudy caul
.1.1111.
Bnown sv max, Sane ver 4 feet 3 In ch
ea and falling. Tao weather Is cloudy and
warm.
tot tavmhz. - June 12.—It6ez hillhw, with
031 teem le the Canal.
The Call O I o Culn=lan d Line Through
Florid• Completed.
(117 Teirgrapti $9 the Pittsburgh hatutte.l
Gatasertchs; ILA., lure 12.—The Land
Telegraph Line between this plume and
Cants Itosooo connect the latter point by
the Marino Cable with. the liavana, has
been completed, The entire line is two
hundred and seventy.tive tulles, lone, and
wag oonstreirsted In thirty...eon and once
h ail do),. itnner theicnergetle euperintend
ence of lLaler The cable to Colas will
be laid bidet:
•
Fire at Richmond, lad
Mr Telegraph to the rittsburno Gazette 1
timortraui, Juno 12,-Tho North building
of Robinson's mamma wnrko at Illel
Ind., was damaged lay lire Ulla morning.
The main building lima uninjured, and the
nembllehment will resume Operation, at
ono, Thelma is not stated, but M. waren. ,
torcrpl by hienruneo.
New York Coisetitni loyal Convention.
Ws Tiler ash to ins tissetis.l
dtussr. June 1.1:—In Mil Constitutional
Ctmvonte.si to-day. a , motion to Clothe the
Prerlous question from the rules Was car
ried. • .
Um. “itatto•_ l e the' .. .... ,
Telegraph Tolaph to the Itteberki. oleectta
liaarri Hoof, Joni t_The raft “NOMM.
Rll " for EitroOe, sailed from hrre .tth
♦ par wind,: sod cleared the par tote IriOr.
==!M
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M
FROM RICHMOND
6.nrerencrief Republleasgs—DlMeolty
! AmleAbly AalJubted—Mtale
lion In t—Tob.tetro Revenue—
Complaint by treeamen
t. 41,
0; Ttlearavh to Ma Pate burgh Cizette.:
litcnrOno : Juno l2.—thla morning the
two Committees appointed by the two
wings or tne Republican party at the Can
. !aroma last night, met with Senator Wilson
and three other delegates from the Union
League Clubs of Now d'ork, Philadelphia
and Boston, at the annuli haute, whore all
existing dlinerdlons or sentiment were ad•
Justed. lion. J. m. liotts acceptftl, on
ochalror the fr iends of the • Cliarlottcylile
Convention. proponition for a Joint Con.
vrntion of the two wings as followit:
To the nseonditionta 1:nIon Meng( Virginia:
Tito Republican Executive Mate Commit.
tec, and the underzigned, citizens of the
State of. Virginia, who here asow ourselves
unconditional Union men, and members of
Ithe Great it ;pantie miserly Of the United
States, call on all others of like condition,
an common neff-rem not to throw away
thineolden opportunity to rescue ontheires,
'
our hildren and oar State, from the hand•
of those who have brought nothing but war,
desolation, want and is reicnedneas upon
our land, to meet in council at Richmond,
as more convenient than Charioneville, on
the - firstot August — next, at noon, at the
African Church, for the purpose of attend.
mg and perfecting the organization of the
. Republican party, commenced by the Con,
ventiop assembled et Richmond on the 17th
oGaprillest.
Thin Wits Mimed by the Republicafi State
Committee, Gov. Pierpoint, J. Si: Botts,
Lewis McKenzie, Of Alethaurla, and three
hundred others.
.
The revenue receipts from tobacco of this
oll•trict for the past month. wore 0.50.110,
lien. Sohnaeld, hnvlpg received complaint
that E. J. Cramp, one of tim mg late ra M the,
city. Band aidin no, Invest!.
gated found cause for the charge.
The complaint was preferred by freedmen,
and m the Or. made In the State.
FROM NEW ORLEANS
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Urpubliewo Stale Commotion—Re.
orrooloration—rontrorn. for the Can.
ram. 'lmpendfor.
or Telegraph to the Pitt elm:lrib Oasette. j
Nevi Oitces.se. Julio l:—The Itepublican
Stele Convention In In ee•alon 10 Neel) elee
lustitote, Hon. Chas. 11..emitti, President.
Go, Flanders hits been in•ited and hes ono
wonted to toldresi the Convention. The
Coirventlen moment.° the 'State Con
trol Committee end adopt a platform (or the
Rending .anvitse.
Npeungle Leak at Ikea.
:By Telegra 'b to th4Yl(tabu Rh U•sette.
ttewrOx. June brig Levi Stevens,
which left Boston Hay Zkl. for San Francis
co. put Info Prom:eh:l.u, last night, leak.
Ihg ill.bundred strokes per hour Ina rough
sea.. The leak is In the rudder pOst.,Whleh
kill repalredl and vessel loot pto e eed
on her voyage.
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City Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guru./
tO. Loris.lone ll—Duval Bldgley. son
IndiarY. Pr. Mont of the Union
liwuranee Company, and Board of Under
-1.,-ritere, cot mittedenicide yesterday I.
Ing strychnine. T wo orthree other sal-
MOS wero committed within the week.
I
187 Telegraph to the ("Mitre rah Demeter.)
.I.ecallaysS. Jane Ill.—White's lintel,
dieg store, part of tharallon Reuse, Town
a ors steam raw mill and lumberyard,
and slivery stable, were destroyed by are
tltls anorning. Sixteen horses perished.
Fire's& Hortlogien, Tt. i
Convention of wood Femplarc
LEl•Ttleirrspb !.o the Plttabusgh Uelette.l .
lloaLlNtrroa, Va . Juno 12.--The Iloward •
Then”" ' h'd "I'gnt" tram all P.'l. "
Hotel,:extreliwo itatory of Bostwick d Co. the State yesterday. to Elena the Coo re.-
and several %tables were. beret last night: ; lion it Good Templar. bow being hold in
Loss 11.30,000; partially moored. 1 the oily. The meeting*. hold at Mozart
. _ - , , Hall, but our reporter could not obtain ad. •
—The Liberals hit're gained another Im. j - minioo loi.mooh 0150 sow... was .o'oret..l
portent victory In the House of Commons. ! TO - Onet. o oodoreitiod , no open or nubile
an amendment depnving all inirongrn haw- i meeting will be held at sh e came place.
leg less than, ten thousand inhandeets of 1 —..----....--- .
the Oust of Sending a representative hay. ;.Changed mats.—The indto ideal wile gin
tog been carried by the large, majority of : the wrong bat et the lt, Ws - banquet bat
IV. The aboldion of the °rotten bon:WNW I evening, Is respectfully informed Abet we I
Unitebe. fatal blow at the 'snfluence of till are satiated with the , batgaln, and cannot
Unite upon the elettiolle. ULLA of remedying tdrinustake. • .
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CITY. AND SUBURBAN.
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY,. iIITNE 13, 1367
BEMS
~~~'
'. Y~'.
Not tot:m[l.ot, sod Dot oorrton
lo our drollr 411 4.0 dO4 vir.y
IaEL no hoot tn•motnonr .
/nod on fortuor Ito. to day. ,
In On w0r1414 brawl Delta of battle, I
In tor limonite of Ufa,.
fle wit Ilk. num', driven Cattle: .
Ile • oort to tan stall,
Tet nn Patna. hover ,
.Ift tfamtlt.st
A, set ID the living walnut:
laeart tatthlat. an 4 untl Warhead:
Lives of great mem Eli ranged as
We esti male out au
And. deputing I. leli esm
heLludWi tue
•TaMotep• on Ens sand+ ol time;
YEEIgE•PM that JDeehans newhor
eslEne dee tlEe's solemn male.
A Em wrec
lore bed ,h brothel'
:meter. stall asks beat at oln•
then,. be Os and d•lng.
ull
B .041.41%Tirt.ggivi s .
Lamm lo Isnot elm wnls, •
Tilt lerr•Lf;ATiOn. •
At the conclusion of tha addream. the In
atailatin was -proceeded with. Igo Jew
el., rich and oddly, were plated on the
table. Captain Demirel ElpilUng stopped
LEMEEM
PRICE. THREE CENTS
"Two eilebiarlo
Mr. Kennedy, the retiowumi Scotch cocai
n., whose entertainments were continued
for two hundred - nights in London, and
morn recently for Many nights in New
' York, is looked for two flank,, Thursday
and Friday, of this week, at Maeonic
In Pittehorgb, when there will be a gather
tog of the clan to be r(unaled with dtalOguee,
readtosts and songs, surpassing in rich met
mly,buinor or pathos any merlons enter.
talnment to this city. Thousands of our
citizens who patronise Ulu Germ. and
Italian Operas, and thousands who mar
nothing for te ch, win he ennally charmed
with the songs of Burma the ellollre read.
Mau from Scott,•the "coick wi Jamie Hogg
and Christopher North." .
Tho bill of Mae Is exceedingly doh, only
think of "Jack tellakeidean," ',told Robin
Gray," "Young Lochinvor," "Ye Banks and
Brae, o . ltoonle Boon," "Of A the Alrts the
Wind can Blow," "A Mans a Ohm (or al
That," with a dozen other popular pion..
Condoling with "Scotts wha Imo Wl' Wal
lace bird, and "Auld Lang Syne." Who
can racist ouch attractions I Who can fore
go such oleasores! The bull is too small for
thnnumbor that will respond "not 1."
•
The Mom entlle Agency Piney Case
In (henna.
rho trial at Coburg', C. W., between the
rival mercantile agencies, Dan Winans a Co.
the lame ae R.C. Dunn A Co., of the United
States, and Bradstreet and Son, of Now
York, In winch the latter are charged with
appropriating the names and Inftirmation
contained In the reference book of the form
er, was concluded On the 10th, The ovl
den. on, of the same conclusive character
es
shot given during the previous day.
The Messrs. Kt adatrect did not attempt.y
'defense as,regards copying the book, hot
relied entirely upon their legal right to do
so, on t he ground that failure to copyright
the book by the plaintiffs made tt public
property.- TM plaintiffs, however, allege
that their book was never Published In the
strietreeme of the term, but Wan given to
their subscribers under contract to keep It
confidential, and tb rot-lama the expiration
of the year's entweription. A nice question
as to copy tight. /awned right of authors has
thus arisen. The (fituncAlor reserved his
wigclient ita to the polnUt of law involved
until the WIN inet
U Ras Billed.
On Tuesday, In Cleveland, at the Ntilon
,
itailrmul 1..4, It man, whose nh9o Li un-,
known, was killed, In each a mum. that It
remains a myatdry whether death roonitoil
from accidental contaebsvlth the cars, or
whether Abu man dellborately committed
aulelde.• The latter holler obtained: The ex
press from Cincinnati had just arrived and
w standing on the track neat to the north
otthe imiltilir. On the dret trick mouth of.
that train atood a locomotive which was
being used In ohliting baggage and mail
cars Decemied wiasbetween the two Iral.
allure his 11:0V1.11.1.8 could not readily hs
noticed. Bet two peroons remember...l
honing seen aim at the depot. Ile was about
forty Tea. of age, Ova trot high, blue or
1 ,
hi
a 0 17.1 11 , end heard worn long on tile chin
r
r tip. 'Three knoll red and eeventy
dollars I i honk hills were nisi on his per
son, hut otng discovered to give a clue
Lis nat.. Ile - had no 'baggage, but had et
rallroml tfeket from Toledo, Onto, ti 11.-
ton. ,
=1=1:11
On Monday morning last, a boarding
home, at NO. 'N2 Smithfield street, was en.
Ogade:Pl a trunk: belonging to a boarder
named Henry lift, broken opin and a cult
of elathes valued at forty floilam taken.•
A coax, panto end vest belonging to Thommt
Delany, another boarder, wore removed
frog, the trunk bet not earrlea away. The
villain was not aattelimi 14 , 101 olio mat of
clothae, as .would appear, from Delany is
clothes being left, but yesterday morning
old n wholotale lutetium, by carrying Mt
thilanyle trunk with nil 14 cordente, rained
.t one hundred and fifty Millar% and maim,.
ty•five dollars In money. Ile Obtained too
trunk by calling at the bonho and repro..
No /eating that Delany bad sent hlmf for It.
arreeta have yet been made, nut certain
partite. aro strongly surpectod and, If guilty,
will be brought to "grief , ' In a few clay.
• Norm V With Waylabititt •
• White Wonaaa—Arreatad and Coaa
witted in J.il.
• .
Hoary Stafford,a negro, WO, arreeted yon.
tenlaY, by °Moen! Wt root and Larry, 00 •
warrant 111004 by Alderman Molleatem, Oh
oath of Agnes Brown, charging him with
rano. I lite allulfoA by thy onmecuirlic. who
re. 1110.1 Devon !MTN at Vali
or Sta
tion, that t m0ntb1.....„ ...o r . who
woe ironlonlng for lire IL. commit rod tine
ornm., during the aboanco of their em.
ploynr, and that oho Immediately made
immalatot to an °Moor In this ally. who ro.
rimed to Mena warrant. Stafford watt
brought [tenni Alderman kiableAtera, and
after a hitartog committal. In defattlt Of
one thognand dOtlary ball.
Ver7l.ogy should go to the' Festrral
orthe Church Ileum Idtwrenixoftle this
afternoon and evening. It is the •triost de •
lightfal reunion of all the Year, to say noth
ing of the eatiefaction ot providing for
helpless orphans and infirm age, to which
all the orellts are religinualy appropriated
under the earefulsuperrision of a eery elll
olwn board or lady managers: .
S.
:
t'- . {
Brutal Affair.
John Itrlsb.ir, book keeper at (Imola
Allis, Clearfield county, Pa., war terribly
beaten on Saturday last, by one of the
hands employed at the mills, by the name
of Caring. Carlsit came to the office to set
! tle and dratt . Mel - week's wages, s when an al
: tereatlon took place between them about
the books. Carlon saying tney were not
correct, snit Itrlsber Insisting that they
were. Itrtsber refused to change the books.
stet Carlon attacked him beating him
shameturly.. Brieber sumer:tied In getting
away from hire and went ton stream of
tester nose at hand to' wash the blood from
Into face. when Carlon 'chewed him, heat
him again -mud attempted to drown him
by holding his head under the water until
he was Insensible. Carlan was arrested,
I hot succeeded In escaping from thonftleer
who had him In charge, and It Is thought
went rant, Wisner was still living when
hislnformant wrote, trot It was thought
114.1. would Prove bit..
The following to a statement Of the ap.
Proximate earnings of the Pittsburgh, Ft.
'is tune and Chicago Railway Company
dining the month Of Ray ult.. coMpared
with the same period of the year lern.
expenses for :day show a decrease of Geor
eM,OOO, making n decrease of net earnings
Of only elc,ooli for May, teen
fq:lT4 ' t • eerl•aA•P
12 6 !,3 ,.
rciFtll,
Tot,. $ 5 . , co, a • I $10.1.21a 41
firm
Jan Ito .Ilay.ll $11.00.1 21 37$nt.,.ilea
in...". or, 4,4-111.0 e
Do. do. —Ex pre.. ..... JI
E Advertlocavut.
Baldwin he IllerrAful
' The article to tour °Amon.. headed "Adrei
il.wuaenq •• •mmars to ho not altogether ' correct-
For the first call the School inern an,raprlated
ere thousand Cyr bemired and s stzty dollars. and
that tow audited Sr the Township Auditors an ,
tbt re ales a balance In aft hands or the Recruit-.
log Committer of one lientred andeality dol
lars. and remains nepald : Slate limn art, there
noseda dedeletcy of eide menta . ad the &pool
Based aporoprlat.d two thou and seven huo•
I , ed dollars. When that came iota the town
ship /twitters thereiwas a balatice or nftden dol.
town
.hl
not accounted tie. The. cal of .1u! y.tot
the quota of Baldwin was forty.foUr men. The
School Waged apprJerlated thirteen thoutand
twit bnndred dollars. and It was paid Into toe
Imodit of the Treasurer. an I ,it &Domes by hie
onocliers teat the Recruiting Coramltte• rvevir
sd the Omer amounts, and here was Irene six to
ten tonitsand •utocebed by the
of Baldwin. •tol cullec , e4 and fluid to the Re.
reeking Committee. Thls Amount...mon, bag
nevr been' audio.. by thtf Township Aanitt..cs.
.powith the eeenitttniColinaalvee. •dente that
r Lae Been:Moe Committee yloareo
recrultlne. the School Boort untitled the Com-
Tmittee to meet then to examine gm. moochers.
wo or the rotomlttekt Int t the IL AN accord!,
aopolnithetil an I al . ..Sheet toetrold rerun:
rates; the School Roar.l .na Inc stair .trAmlucd these certiti
'llrpt t ; 1 p not OVi l or 1 ...ige:5, •
lot echo.ut roard d the qeduren tee to meet
them on • caltaln day. trbyy produce.l
e certtfleat•• lacalna reee/Pte. ebo.len bh
amount or moe - Y pall by Mom or sore... Raven
or Aorta reeretta. On these cnalltd, tie
School 11.a••O lhoneht tt Plotter to e lay It over to
the on, regale, the. tine. stetter to the Co.-
milt., that they need-nut •ltend except they
Pe.deeeal inure reeetols. Au to Mr John Noble
•eil w m. Moore het, 'leant thin spring a..
rhamoions to . test the dilLeulte bet.. en the nit,
z or the township mall the R-true tout
ed.-es
e. It le out c rreei Me. W O m• Moore was
elected last stolen am ear ago. r. Joao Ziobie
denies that It.. Ina any sm. P'edge• It ^. t•hr
ped that tne mtleman who steno elitteelf
•t't asp., et - wt $ re. Ala ...rat:tenting,.l
i wort and rode e vouchers [hallunacy
, e.r•c,lts.. awl cli,e Is no ettubt (bat
.tee tiltrotor. a Ita.d wt. wit I.na an ..... r
that nth circulated Fraudulent renorts whleh
ti•-e been on the Recruiting Commit-.
tee, is...lease Ott, mind.
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Wolter Brow. ham lee, In a card
published In the Clipper or this week says:
-flayingseen the challenge teem Joint.
natant; John Mete)! ma other, who wig,
sashtm. to test my .merits as an oarsman. I.
taktOyleasu re lq saying that as soon saloan
make the necessary arrangements with my
'smeary they will hear from me." The
112,C01, contested tor with Llarcall,
it I+ stated have been handed Over to
Brown.
Ilrooltennes..—Subn Boyle quad Luke
Sweeny. were founa on the atrcet on Tue.
day ntabt last, beastly drunk, and were
taken by tbe ponce to the lock.np, 'whence
they rano, yesterday morning to !layer
Nlcuartny's °Dire, when they were sent to
lb....tombs" for tw enty-fonr bears each. or
default of a nue of one dollar and coots.
neitaittiss Cbapier- Ple-tile.—At Me.
'rittleuPe Cirorta;to-iley, • pleaac will be
given under the oteneeement of Llottatf age
.. .....ett.eatel_ehould the weather prove re
enrable. • aey of p an t ream - Aston .111-b•
afforded ttatel who iht.lllll,,L brass betel
w 111 be prezent.
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Temperance Lecture tat Sbmimberg.
—aids. James A. linty, 01 Landon, aellvered
his Temperance Ural Inn, last evening, In
the kl. C Church, bliarpseurg, before 14 large
and fashionable audience, under the nu
!pleas of I. afavette Lodge, Ito. 11, bona of
Temperance. f
lairrancy.ll.ll“ Be/ay:end el Black,
i•fallen angels," were arrestenits tillekhony .
city on a charge of 'emir nu% and brought
before His Honor, Mayor orriron, who
corntultten thew to the twre a of Wanton
W nice, for thirty day.,
Vold Nparallag Nada Water at .7. T.
SatnpleA Drug . .Iture, No. IS Federal 'Arcot,
aliegh.y.
P o Whofemale Buyers of Dry Goal e
w offer bargee., In Job lots of Drera
Goals, Panting., Idoeu• Goods, and roll
Ives of Shoetrees, tibirtlirge. Prints, Tick.
log, llbecke, de., all of which we will
tell at the very lowest eastern cash priers.
J. re: BAIIKIIM a Co.
59 Market street, below Third a:Fourth eta.
Weld Lock Mitch Sewing Machine In
the bent tnac,lne In the Rotted Staten. it
not
en
to any machine In use, you Can
return It methane your .money, m antrit,
the rhea peet by twenty ,per at.. R. IL
Intng, tuout,No. 112 Grant intent. (Aaents
wauttal). t th
. .
A True ner.dlan accordance
with a law passed bytthe Legislature. at Its
last nesalon, true meridian lines are to be
estabilah.l In each county cc the blow, and
pests are to be set up In the most eligible
places.
Colored School —Four ;iota situate on
Hiller street. Seventh work/men been per.
chased from Dr. George L..2deCook and Kr.
William Hamm, on which it la Intended to
erecta building for the Colored -School.
Vacation' of the geboolic—The Central
Board of Education, at then - meeting, Toes
day evening, fixed the Slimmer vacation
rm. the evening or Friday, June . 1.11, oa•
tit aloaday, September 2d.. -
City Superintended, Eleelion.—Thei
Convention of Senool Director. will 10.01
t hie even in., itt 714 Weinok. at the Third and
Tenth Ward School Iluildlng, to elect u City
Soperluternici“.
Cold Sparkling Nods Wager at 3. T.
Sample's Drag Otore, To. 3S Fedrralatrert,
Allertioar.
Th. Very Lament fares of Hata. Cap.
and Straw Gn0.19, liourlay Layan'a,
No. 56 St. Clair street.
Tnei Can Buy e'Brelit. LIBBOB, or al
kind. 8,..1..e530 B. i n c h's Instillory, No,
1111. 193 ...11.1 195. •
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You Cato Buy La per cent. Mrollol wt
Joteph S. •
Ten Win find n, lWnlal ,Efitablifildriont
at 246 Penn +trent. Drs. Sill ft linlonplif. •
—You Can Bay' w nOtho at Josiorkif
Finnh.• •
WAdilitional Local Norms on
Th ird Paßc.
—A great dea of amusement has Wen
created in Paris,l m
by a little Item of sews'
from holy. The king, it will be rumen'''.
berm), a short time ago announced to the,
Chamber of Deputies iu a very magnil
oquebt letter that,•in view of the state of
the country's finances, he bad resolved
to sacrifice four millions of his civil list.
A paragrapt. at the end of the letter ap.
peered to be overlooked at the time.
His Majesty really gave up four millions
on the condition that the Parliament vo
ted a bill.whlch he gave dlrectionti should
be brought in, and by which the country
was to be called upon to pay - off six: mil
lions which his Majesty declared were
over due, but which in reality were not
due at all. The Unita hallo no hams very
bitter and.sarcasfic oracle on the affair,
headed, "Give Fuer and Take Ste." It
makes very pointed allusion •to certain
escapades for_ which Victor Emanuel
lots gained nuirenotoriety than fame,
and •tuiscrts that these, four millions of
debts are only a Ord" Majesty'.
obligations. It sweets that the King
owes eighteen million here for debts
which this journal 'Lays areOH too "inti
mate" a nature to be placed fn any u pub
lic, accounts.
—A correspondent whit visited Rogers,
the Michigan sculptor at Florence; eagle
he Is full of business: "Nydia turns her
blind face toward you from every Ode of
the room as you enteb. Isaac,; as he
kneels ready for the samitice ' !would
meta also to be aifavorite with the pub
lic. The kneeling statue of , Ruth Is full
of-grace and beauty. In one band are
a few heads of grain. and the other hand
reaches toward the earth,i but the up
turned lice speaks plainly of thoughts
far away.' The model blithe United
States soldier, which is to surmount the
Cincinnati monument, lathe most oromi
tient object io the room, as, with "Anna
a.port," ho keeps . watch dver the figures'
about him. Ile is indeed a model set
diet. lie has a steady, determined look
which is decidedly inspiring. I imagine
that my backbone -has felt stiffer ever
since I first raw him. The Rhode Island
monument Is, I believe, occupying Idr.
Rogers' attention at present."
THE wfuTTY GAZLfIE
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—And on. copy or paper to the person j•Rfrg
apthcclab. Ad OPlonS..lo Chao talkie Made
any time, at <inn Yates. •
Norms. To SClSCalline.—in ordering TOM'
paper. beams, and MeCify .iutteedition 7O .-
...L. as me Issue a Wednesday Edition tbt lON
scrtners battnc bet one mat( a mrsh. •
, Dr • Kaar7 of Draft. Zayre". ".T °
or In aa , flsterad.Letaars, [lief betentaton;ll7:
PITIISRIDIGIT. Puma.
C7NDENsED NEWS. -
(
r By Ty earaph to the rittoarsh Oasette.l
transpired that of tt o petit 'orate
drawn, from whien twelve ware to be' DIY
leetee to try Barrett, tiro.tbfie. was., ltto
hlm.cathollos.
—Gem. Pope`, In a re.oent letter to 04..
Grant on affairs In Mobile, emit. from whet
be can learn; be doubts I:theme:wend of the
Mayer and Chief of Pollee time boos most
sallshactory to the Colon move or to there.
tteetable rebels In elobtle.
—Gen. Sheridan .wlll limo. In a few days,
nn ord ei protecting all parties, In the pesos
fnl preelentlon of the campaign through.
Out Louisiana.
—The entire press and people of New Ora
leans. irrespective of party. 503 , 1/ a "Meals
are rejoicing over the remnval of General
Wells, and a day of tlumelaigtvlngStrul promos
wan suesrosistl.
1=17.11
CAILVIN.—Mn IlVedotkday,'lbe Ilth i d..t
IN o'clock, Inot,rs. MANY CALVIN, In the.
year of her s •
. •
The Amoral wilt take place from berlate reel.
donee.. No. en Rebecca ~rest, Allegheny Oltla
a' a o'clock YU. Aryrigoorf. The fiends dt
the'fozelly ere Invited to attend: ' •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. AIBEN, ONDERTAIIEI4
No. 166 /mirth Rest. Tittabargis. Pas
corrINT of alt kinds; CHAFILS. GLOVIO3.
svery description of Tanen! Tranlahhal Wadi
foinisitott. humus envied Mt/and Might. Heath '
And Carriages furnisher!.
itarlitimcsa—ltev. David Kerr. D.
Y. W. Jacob.. LLD., Thomas twin/ s lim.,
eOb H. Diller Ned.
v • G. ' RODGERS. ITAIDERTA•
KIX. • MD E l [BA7.l99.ll,,meneuor WU*,
tau Usual E. 'R-rditers. No. 1g tlhlo IlUmets
three doors Rom Bauer, A.Reatien9 It 7. hie•
lathe. Rosewood. Mahogany; Walnut uhtl Rose. -
- wood 1611144100 00alefet the loweic , edue4
Itous open at all boor., day and nights
!trans and , arrlawas furnished on Anti halide •
tad on most rruontble terms.
R T. WHITE &' CO, I NIDER
TAKZII.3 AND satuaLialms, YuaMh
ter, Wood•e Hun and vicinity. Cain Boots at
Manchetter Livery litabin, comer libellield and
Ctiocliers anent). ,linals. An* Curt And This
vision!. •
S. STEWAFT. Undertaker.
""•.! corner. of SIOSISON and PENN 1128.1taTIN
Moth Widd. cap. of all kinds. tisane and
Contain., furnished on the shortest prole, •
DEW LIN ea SILL. Real Estate
amt Insurance Sieuts. Mitlet . tlt., Lam.
rouceillie. ea.
felt SALK—MAY UFACTURISIO 1311 . 2.—T0'.
SlAtitirACTUrterte We offer for *We the 'hisHl'
ea s e most desirable rite for Rollins NM eat
Bloat Iftunace, or for any large sassulleetecisly
purposes, in the county. This ptopirty Is loos.
ted on sit foot i.rert and the Allegheny neer,
and within 100 feet of tan •. V. U. IL The lot is
210 by 045 genet • Ocarina such a lot would do
well to examine before buttes elseirheis.
Ternit made to nit pivetiasers. Itoeutre of
DICVLIN A nI.L , Neal agitate and lotnritso•
•gelias. littler Oriel- t. ewrenverllle.
FOR SALE--thaq T.ry walua.
ble and de arable prop. fly al awcle on llbw
bee's xtryet and, the Allegheny rte. , . In *Wel
hghtny , up; lea
, ./41nby by. .e on which Uwe:tat
et .
..
y: if; .. .Li :I el Badding, ..• .Coda.
• ,,, r gb
. ealealaw cl and well adapted
fm earning on Ilan., any branch of mgnefao.
taring. it la !widens • Lat of *brae dlmenalong.
+lowa *hr city, can belled, and we igoo'cl Incite
the a trete] • a.tlon of More clealron• of tette r•
lag a pine. for telinUlaeltleeir WMr ... k.C 1,1 . 1
the elite. of U it vLI2I a SILL, Weal 'Peale and
losurane• Ai..s. ..vet. ',reef. Lawrenee•lll..--
NEW I§TILES
ICE PITCHERS,
Fruit and nary Dishes,
TEA SET-S, CASTORS,
AAD COMMUNION BEV,
JUSSIIIICEIVID
DUNSEATH dr: CO.,
a*cm7.l.l.ennie,
J. W.
JOILYBTON i..I3COTT,
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Fine Watches, Clocks,
(Jewell')
SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. IIT4 LEOINTY prßljy
r.i.tt1110b1.1.1104 N. 0.112.112.111•
Pail.lanisr attention (Inn So ilionallins
innannes,' Clocks and 'Tawdry. 1L malt Inn
maned
GOODS FOR TIID )IILLION!
SffpSON,
PALMER
& CO.'S
AUCTION MART,
55 a:57
FIFIrn
;Plttsbiirgh:
.
Daily ehosleosontts lot Elankreet Stocks o
Oasis Prom all parts of the Malted States, to b•
sate at
PRIVATE 'SALE,
Wholesale and Rot H,
REGARDLERS OF VALUE..
xxxl3. WORIIVE...CUILDREYPE'
TOUT HE' Do° R, warrsiA BEL.
II BALA ANKE'tPPEa..,
DOEICRTIC URN ORRIRL .
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CLOTH., CEIRSIII[IIZ. JEANS.
con, k!i•DIES. BRIRTS ENV DAAWILEIL
GLUTEI. RomERY.
HE). DICERCRUMC ,UBP33UFAIL
CUTLERY. POCKET ROULI..
EATS. CESPLT. amnia
Also, direct from The rueitrettersre s
Ingrain, Rag. and Lido
p.s.izrnmrris,
At .Auction Prices I
It I'ULILLIIIM OLD MR
26% 55 OD 57 FIFTIi frilla.
.
N. 11. — Pura!then ono donsebold goods tor NY*
at Auction on ILVLILY THOUnDIr. •
11 211111S01, PALMIZI &
THE tit PERIOR MERITS
et lb. irli . i t...., lllt .i a l W ot I t. LIKINT ddr,
ast ilt4)
Ilene and eeeee al par . posee e Onto nr.ll dee
getalrge,l and se generally advale!erl. that
an enumeration of (bolt neatly* eine!.
,letzelee le no !Nagar wadded, d geese..
(11i. ?lay are atingle, delialde .ad bp..
Will.
I wirartax IeZPICIT e :
Moe 17 FINTEt Illrialli.
I .net
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HORSES FOR 111 .E,ALT . '
Howard% Livery Stable,
rumr wrazirr, Oar ItOtotrataittfit •
}lmam.. 00(0 (o.oio .0 0 , 1010 wNar o 4 0 a tt l r o ooto. n vmolter rrta m On o
o trot.l trtolort .V
to in
low. Hornsbothtp .ool.MAoZtrotott
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ELOLBLVS, BELL &
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