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76s SinrACCOIMMATION OF Pennon
dug the city during. the summer months
they atilt boon tho Gererrn milled to their
'addling, by ordering the sums et tho office,
toe tittein cents our week for one week or.
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Tax INN MELE..T.—A. number of
gentlemen- largely interested in the man.
ufactuicti Oro= city r ceently Milled our
attention tae free trade editorial which
appeared in the New foik - Ercniny P.st,
and requested that ~ the Gaarranabould
champion the cause of .protection, and
anfute. the ,Miachievous arguments _ and
. ndarePrestrniatione of that 3onioal Ow.
lag to the abaence of our editor.ist-chief,
'to .whom .we referred the . subject, the
'reply - delaled "fen'days; but
this mtalii we presentqlter tinter a
series of protection utielm.which we
problem, Arnhlishirte. ,, litre bespeak a care.
forreilfsar ethe leadihg edgorial on
our tecetid =page; headed '!"rhe: Iron
littirept,lktnre believe:a will ho fully
endeisea by ere;y,,iinieu
the pro:ectton et home lndn`sfitea.
istir:U.tiei, In 1 to
Senakevyesterday, .11r t Trumlndi report
's:4lsMT supplementary' to""tließecon.
itrilithitt. Act, ; Which woo orderceto. ba
printed. ..The following ere its pmvis.
Mae•"-Bee. I—lt declaree they military
aulli o'iitlia• the late rebellious States Lo
be higher than the civil; Sec. 2—pro.
tides for the immoral of. soy civil or
military ofdtcerhi the District Cabman
dor. providing the GLeral of the flatted
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tion and further makes provision for the
filing of vacancies so occasioned; Sec.
—vests proper power in the General of
the Armies to sitstainletittitiandirs 'in
removal's._ ggf PS4I9OA ~.pnd Shciils ail Ys•
cam** *. 130 C. 4-cont - arming removals
and appointments already made , by his
trfc't Cominanders; See. li=authorizes
the Boards of. Registration to niake full
iviryinto tho claims of plirsohs claint
ing Mgistration:not regarding the necca
amy oath as full.er conclusive evidence
o(ll4l;6Ra:title right; Sec. 6--futther de
fines the disqualifying clause, construing
it all civil oihrtrs created . by
lavifer the and:fir:motion of dot gener
al hare of the State; Sec: I=gives the
District COmmandei authority to extend
thq. thee:for registration, and. to strike.
of - the @Linea of unworthy persona' al
ready registered, if satished that they .
- were not entitled to the privilege; Sea 8
—gives the Commander
ra pow.
power to . re
move, any m:Ether 'of
. the Board of Registration and simply his
plerally - appointment.: • "
In the -House a bill to repeal the bank
rupt law tresintrocluced, &Boone abet
-I.3.ltinskltiatlonalßanks.
.t a s.fe'ns,.frOin the lieenustrtiction
CoMnlittee, teporieda 6111 'similar In its
points to tlul Judiciary bill; but - not_ so
c9ll,xplate. .
Tun death Of, ex-kkoi. John A:ging, 1
9f.Now York, is announced as-hating
oecnrred . 011 Scuiday; - at' lneattice(Lcing
Island, from a stroke- of paralysis, re
ceived on the 4th Inst. Be. was born in
NCPT York in 1788 and served In the
Ap7szlitbiyikadstase.Sanati.inms twelve
years.
_Fx_ont 1 . 831. 4 e. was in
Congress from New. York. andfremlBso
to 18: - ..S was Governor of teat State.:. Bu
tes King, the statesman, writer and dip,
lomatist, was his father. dammed
was a delegate to the Peace C,ougreilin
1861:.: - ,
'an DEFEISt or'Sttnnx, Tr has corn
xiiiiice`cl: Bat' littlefainfabhi testimony
has thus far been obtained.' Among the
seitnesseie yesterday was Ifenager Hess,
lite:of — this 'thy, wito . ,fally explained
the connection of the prisoner with the
',wiling of the hour Just before Booth
flmilhe•fatel shot... It was the witness
irbli called' frir.thitinie; . to . enrol-the
OUR -EXCHANGES teem with accounts
:nceldentsnnsi fires occasioned by-the
%use of fire.works on the Fourth. New
Years our National occasions are
genera4y followed by a villa of casual
tiew,-and it seems to be. about. time that
powder should be Ignored in Weir cele-
THE EIGHT noon LAW, recently adopt
ed by the Wisconsin Legislature, went
into effect on the 4th instant. Thus far
It hag made= change, as the working
men prefer to work In the - .old style of
ten hours per day; rather than the new
at a proportionate reduction of wages.
A DKr or two since a ne,gro in Cleve
44Ud made . a , daub* attempt at suicide
without success. He first cut his throat
*rim ear. to Ind then jumped out of
lathirti story window to the pavement
beneatli. He is recovering.. We shOuld
like to insure that chap , ' me;
A. GENI.11:10E Yankee clam bake was
indulged in at 'Milwaukee, on the Fourth.
The Parana bivalves were ordered ex.
;measly from New Eng/andond one hu ll .
'dyed and fifty hungry persons participa.
'ted ld the feast.
Gan:Ccsran has been heard from.
Ictitead of bong rout d,': defeated
,and
kriled, be his been successfully coping
with sepiakir numtxtrs if Atm dusky foe.
4'T Tun stitbaction , of Santa Anna from SU
American vessel by the liesucsn anthoi
lties, altlEed a resolution of inquiry in
•ttiu House Yesterday. -
Ore* ME religious services are held
in Milwaukee, with considerable success.
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- -It appears that Cozened people of St.
Veteniburg Were father loth to seellieir
soveielina depart-from their capitol -With
out being accompanied, as hobos always
been for the post eight ortenyeata, by an
immense dogtailed Thedog
was one of the Imperial suite last year,
when. the Case tame In Nice to nee bit,
NMI die, and was Wiuch talked of for his
attaetunent to his master, wimin lin nev
er left a.mament, sleeping always on a
rug by hie bads de. Only a few ilnys af
ter the Court' departure Slylnrd was ta
ken and died, the hews was telegraph
oil to plots, but M t. communicated to
the Czar: The ybung Grand Ildecs con
cluded that it was best that be should
not be told of it tie they Werti Sure - it
• would greatly mar the pleasure of the
••elsiL The death of rt:dog is regarded as
'a.buil omen in Itusals, and the attempt
on that'll., of ttio ginperor will conlirm
then superstitinn. '
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ecre s d
u. 4 1L'A tcuitliiht nntrffnlbrintlon" Irian,-
tiC B * n public by. order',ot Parlia
ment, ti ovr that In ibil yenr IPA tho total
d or land under cultivation In Ire
hugl nait,l4l,slliti acres from the privions
year. Thu .41E7:rtn, in respect to the
illops wis' Chloliv In oat% barle„ ,v polo
tom, turnips nua Intr. The nuthlx , r of
' emigrants who loft the country in the
year was 101,251, or nearly:4ooocm than
in 1E65. The decrease woo entirely in
the number of female enilgrants, mincer
ly 4.500 more male emigrants left the
• country in 1560 than in 1: ' , Q.,. • ''.
. —The Acting Sec ttury of . the Interior
•Inur decided that t hbberm•"legitioncte
child," used to the pension laws, is to be
construed to ineindechlldreri born before
the marriage of parents, but silencer,'
reatrgnized.liv them, Subtitles where the
statutes legitimize children to set:nowt-
_Chtbrlel Cherie, ono or the oldest. of
the French settlers of T>etralt, died-on
T ninday last in that city.--John Ir. Saw
yer, a well-known railroad' contractor,
dieddn Chicago on Weilneaday.—George
Shields, engineer of the Clnetneati water
works, died suddenly on the same day.
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VOLUME TA - Xi - FL—No. 155
FIRST EIIITIOI.
AII.IDIN .IGIIT.
THE SIIRRATT TRIAL
Evidence for the. Defense:.
CONTRADICTION OF SERGEANT OTEp
Surratt lic;tat 'Ford's Theatre.
THE MAN WHO CALLED - THF, TIME,
"TEN MINUTES PAST TEN."
BP Teltgraph w the rlttitmrgtt tistlite.)
, • pfasurawrotrauly
,Theodore llealanstn Rhodes ruestlest .and•
bs' the detumi. Liiolutumr
• ,yona Fond teStithid io iiaterell,S
tree to the Theatre end I:toothiest! &lather
- with BoottVehaodstitiac. letuutteakielli•
fitter chtithtted. - This was the lotted,
Nrs. Itudspoth.] bo not think • -
Die for Booth' to hero, wrltteu this limo,
'As /Usk before, he wrote it. , Large. dome,
head, ead I would ho have tatted this to
!so his Writtrut • ,• - • • - • ,
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Sumo Ann J•Setraon. recalled .Inr .further_
ernovesamtv.nttonaOtt the morning after
:be as..assinatme two men name them
the 11110. not son Thoth. has tn bed when the
into flame to icy remet I.arrecod up My
toad and did not coo them.
Itradterqpntrunty. to 'Detective Ito.
Derltt)-Look .around and see It you did
1,01 Mx, thin gentleman. - •
WlMeall-\o. elm I.nover aiw that Myr'
them. I did not boar any ono call Mr John
Snrrntt. 1 do not
E hnow aventred woman
named Rachel or en ' llakins. never
told any one that Jo ll hn burra w tt had notbeen
at borne for two weeks. • • .
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Henry Clay rend test Weal relative to_titit
arrangements made- for the President's
stem. Noel:ranger was Were RE the :thee,'
- extent st gentleman from the Treasury De
partment, who helped to nic eft the Beau.
James G. GIMMII testilled—Onthe night
of the assuestnation witness. WAS out .1u•
front at the. end of the second and third
acts. ficestent through thentaire =lmmo°
on the' south side of the theatre. Dld not
see Booth that. night.. _Knew Booth from hit
boyhood. Wirer Raw burr= untll-I.saw
him here. Saw • kentleman'conier down
and call the time. Ile was connected with
the theatre; cerise down Trent P street.' Ile
was to go on that night tor song. and asked
Croldia•-srhat time It saw end Carlin
emeliednp and looked at the clock and said
It wall ten minutes peat ton. Re stopped
there a few minutes, . and then went so.
Other penmen bad been smed thesthM,&lat •
the time; but If Booth tuulhaeo 'there wit ,
ems wouldhave noticed tita. •
C. D.llase,swore.....Wltnesarasintialn Phil.
I adelptast:Ju.Zreln. was tonneettetth-ak
! company perto.rming it Ford's ThMitre.
Wee esteemed a. song niter. the American
- Cousin that night: It was 26 be performed
for the President. Wes In irons or the
Theatre-daring the --eventow, mitt,* with
Gllfora. *end' T.Wella -wire etwaditiir open;
site the stage cateeoc.. Went Ewa Into
the Theatre aftertalking with them. 'Asked
what time' It was.' Carlin rented ten rale
utos past,tert. Witness replled„repcatirm
the words. that he would be wanted an a fie
minutes, and. went en the stage, and two
minutes afterwards heard .the report of It
AW. liever saw the' prisoner Ull now.
Did not senkhnn the night at ttotamiumbie,
a. J. Carlin testified similarly, Ind not
roe Booth - needle g ma the rtratellnd, °rimy
sue looking Into the Preeldera'n carriage ~ ,
-No farther .orldence beim, ready; the
Court took a recess until to-morrow.
PROM. NEW ORLEANS
Arrival. or Austrian Oflleera—They
Rap... their Determination to
Ateotte the Death of 'AblatesMan:-
- The a 127 'Pierlp Itattelle—ileld 10
Mall. .
:By Telegraph to the PHU/smith Gazette.:
New Ton., Jrilr al—The • Herald's hew
Orlans special taps : The @Wainer
he tin Havana. - liar on board about ten
prat:lan officers, who arrived from NM'
:elm, via • Mobile, and new go to Havana
with a view or remaining there -00011 Hier
have an opportunity to joie tome ilegican
Chiftain at enmity with. Tuareg. Among
them are Moles Herron and Harriette. - The
Tester was the Military Commits:say at. yore
'Crag.- They declare that they wilt retsina
to Mexico and ayenge Maximillatita death;
cantata. days will-see a cavorter chrel
lain at the head of a lame anti-. 1 eases
party. and the remnant of the Austrians
wilt tendeiraos 'at Havana, from which
poles they win Meru tolleiloo. •
The meddle concerning. the city aerie
still continues. The I/nano& Committee
have as length reported In a strain of [um
anal severity upon - the montage of the
noting 'Mayor, thengh falling to answer
satisfactorily the points made by-that
functionary. In their report the Commit.
to. ooneado that the laves of city scram by
the Comptroller hove never been legalised
bye legislative act, though they attribute
their want of legality to a certain veto of
the eetlog Mayor, and 20.11 owl that if in.
l'tfeug n iVecte. "17 0 ,.' 11 1%.% .0 % 0 012Z%
the Comptroller, and thee the
re mr ark
mules the complexion eta me squabble
between the appointees of Sheridan and
the few officials who were not removed
when they ehould have been.
Non. T. IL May, of Fleet
an Ilan!
eatewletY.haa been erraigned and held to
bail In the coot of fifty Mot:mend dollars.
FROM NEW YORE'
cur 70 , 1"mnh ta the rlttiburgb (latent.]
!caw Youx, July e, 1%7
The 1110 raft "-Nonpareil," wad seen by the
brig. Hari E.Mowland, on the gab of Jane,
la lat. 40:10, look. oda, having good weatlo
• Ex-Governor Xing. of New York. died at
re•ldeaoo in „Tamale*.yesterday
afternoon, from the effects of ¢ stroke of
paralysis received on the ith inst.
ol.D . rocrrz4Ass AutA=mirrarc-nox.
ThOquestkin 01MXVOIlLtuction is calling
forthunlidOns and comounnleatloris Alum
mint of the old leaders of the Bomb, many
of vbOm neld blab nankin the Civil ur mill.
tory service of the Confederacy. The 'sten
Wash:nu ere from General Barksdale and
Governor .Perry, Tne Omer, like Long
s.reet. Jed: Tbermoson and others, favors
reconstructing aa rapidly as possible, addle
the latter, like B. U. Bill, of Georgia, and
others unloose reconstrectlon under the
law and votes for .no Convention." it las
nottocable fart that the old wittier, and old
politician* are ranging themselves on op.
posll.o sales of the queetion.
IX.IIIO2ACITS.
VI \ \ roe tboxisana and fortpllve twalgraate
arrived to,asirt
. 111711.0 LASS carour.'
Thrall wall-Enos burglars, Lawmen
ariedn, Thomas Barns. and Charles Jones,
were meant last alight ln an attempt to rob
a bonded ware bonen.
ItiVILNUL
Adolph Archer. Niche's* Lawson and Wm.)
Salem Werearrested, to-del by °lnners or
the Internal Iterenne Department, charged
with Issuing fraudulent bends. whereby
they obtained possession of a large quanti
ty of spirits. • '
INDIAN AFFAIRS
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uisPalebes" from General Coster it
cesomeed—Tise lodise. Attack n
ihmtehmeat of Twenty-dire Men
ted eve feepolaed—Stusett en
f i Zi:X7rWriey are Defeated and
shy
,
Tsieseson the Plustnirre Ouette.)
i Na. Yore, July o.—The Ilmsltre tlralas I
special says: The following has been re
' calved at hettegoaners from General Cris.
tai., tiosernand, anted at Riverside, Colora
do. forty miles west of Fort Isedgwiek,Jely
' eth: On the Nth ult. forty.dve Meer at.
tackedtt detachment of twenty.flve men
ender Captain liatellton. near the !coke of I
.the ReOW:ma river. After a gallant Swim
the Indians were defeated and driven off,
l m
with the lose of two wrlors soul
several wounded, Hamilton keine only one
h lfitll
e i ' estone day a large ?mad of :Hoeg
warriors aurrOunded Costar's • camp, en.
.deavbrlng to stampede lib homer, but were
repulsed withnet the 'Moe Of single ani
mal.. 00 the Ztti,• p.rry Of filenta and
Cheyenne warriors, numbering five or six
hundred, attacked Land surrOtindod fent ,
two men of the Seventh cavalrY, under.
Lieuteetants ./tobbins and Gook, who wore
vsoOrtida a supply train to Fort WallaCe.
The Indians remained about the train for
, three roan, and Made desperate Crests to
eireerits =Moro, bat afters, well contented
fight, they were reptdsed with* less Of
an dfle
warrior. killed and several Wounded, d
one Muse captured. Our idea was only two
men 'mantled.
FROM CA.LIFOn 'RA
Work on tbe Com.rol eftetthe lolltewmit
—To be Completes over lbw elem.
Jobs. by November. Ifeet—illizioeb
Tbonesoll Laborers Id Welk.
exit V geren3ro. July 7.—The work of the
Central Pooled Railroad to being Peewit
forward with =era. It a expected to be
a:log.l<mm over the mountaLus Rata. ,
Der. • btxteMi - thousand . Workmen ' aro
TmPleehai gradlog from Chmo to
ruckee. The summit tunnel, sixteen
hundred and I:ll4..eigto. lest In length,
will 1. Masked to August. Large erne.
Imes been sont. Goat by tba Ckompany. Tor
cars and looomotloes. The busmen of the
road this yearn; In exam or last year. The
gross awnings of June were one hundred
ud preoty-two tl , ousand • ao/lers in C reel
The preentit strike , of the Chum. labos
only caused a enspension Of work for one
Clay. The Compembed latter on toe
former tome, RIO any matmgna
cession.
• A' agog of Rehberg.'
tag Telegraph to the •lu►bargb Gmeite.)
gpettreixii, :101l &—A Wadi Ot thleTes,
for the past memo:db. bare beau ogeratteg
Moog the LIULvILa Neer Albany and (=-
milt* ttallituot. The lame or %neer opium
Roo. extend atom (Salem 'tO Lafayette.
Their latest robberies have been emomin
ted at (dorm Dale, tierpenterville im4
port "lid arrests have yet Mau Made,
enough over leanly bold robberies ..bsvo
BUONO ERN,'
FOUR O'CLOCK. A. M.
CONGRESS
In Extraordinary Session.
SUPPLEMBNTARY IMCONSTRUC-
MI HMS.
TSE ramxicAs
Tie Eseention-,of. Maximilian and
= : Banta Anna. I.
411 E KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
; Report on the Subject.
.CONSPIitiCY.
Extraotdinax7 Commission
Appointed,
Itiltleirrnh to tile Pittsburilltissett•.3
W.•en otor, /867.
• of sza,rons. • "
neurs.4os2i'SON ark4DAND3 appeared
ancoseeccurton SILL rarer retrefrrras.
Kr. The billtaL,from theJnetcluy Com
affttee.'rorortott the follortrik bill, which,
after objection from )Le.' SUMNER,
wan lead a second Urea and - ordered to be
A Bill to givo oroct. In La Act to provide fm
tat =OM tettelootiforornment of Ito rebel
pa.Vms& tiltrola WORM ,
lle it enacted, leo.. That the true Intent
sod imeaning.of the eh: to provide for the
more , ellietent government of Um rebel
saes,
.passed March .td, IBC, was, la, and
all lie.construed to be thit,,the military
suthority of tile United huderin said rebel
demob. se provided in 'said act, was and Is
paramount to any CIVII Government exist,
mit-therem. mates all slab (Aril Govern.
monis submit-Moot to peen
ay, and prohibits them from Interfering In
soy may with the exercise of racy military
authority.
leemod—That the onmniander any Ms.
trict named in said act shall bare power,
subject to the approval of the Generat of
the armlet. of the United Stales, whenever
fa the bothlon 'or each commander the
- proper ad te LaLstratlon of said act shall re
entre tr. to suspend or remove from others,
or from theperformance of oMelal duties.
and exembes olhelal posters, any officer or
person holding or exermsuse. or prorating
to tiolder exercise, any civil or military oh.
life Or tinny in loth ilketylet ander say p ower,.
.dcotion, aePolatment, or authoritydertred
from; or greaten by, or claimed radar any
no Called Mate or the government tbereol,
Or any municipal or Maar division thereat.
seamen such eurmentlon or removal such
commander; °Orion to the appivrval of the
Gmicral aforemid, shall bare power to pro
•ule Irons time to tleso for the Perfamentooe
of said duties of such oMeer, or person so'
ansperitied or removed, by. the detail 01
some. coroneterit. rehear or soldier , of the
sissy to perform the name,
laird—That the tiensial of the Anniesof
the United States shall be investiedwith all
'the powers of suspension; removal and de.
tall. granted In.the preceding section tot:Us
tiler. '
onmmanders. '
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Bolds—Test. the Sell of Limo:doers of the
army niready doze, Att rectories in said
awcriet. rammer , exercising the functions of
etyllualcers and appointutg others an their
ttead are penalty confirmed.
• Illth—That the Iroarde of iregistratton
provided tar Ln toe net entitled an set to
provide for the mere ellicieetlrovernme
of the rebel suttee, peened March 14.1317.
and to facilitate reetorusion, palmed Match
401, .1&7; shall have power, and it shall be
their dirty, before allowing rho registration
of any • person, to ascertain, upon such
farts or information as obey rag obtatu,
whether snch perum lecittltled to be reels
tenni under eald act, and the oath required
oy mad act alien not De ommeintive 00 *OO2l
o matures; and no person shall DO regutored
unless 50021 Beard shall 0100 have power to
examine antler oath ,Ks be ad seledsteredley
Lay member of etch Iloaxil, anyone. tomb.
tog the quallbeatiOnof any person claiming
Bitty
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Bath—That the t r ot intent' and meaning
or the oeth pruertbent In said eaDeledla•
tart' eat la; among. other Tamers, that no
person who has retorts member of the Leg.
'lll tore Wetly State. or who has held an
Executive or It:arena °Moo in any State,
whether he has taken an oath. to eopport
the Conetitutlon of the United scat., or
not, and has afterward engaged In lastir
rection or rebellion against the United
itates, or elven aid and comfort to the out.
ay, therefore fa entitled 00 be minister
ed or to vote, and the words' Egennure or
Sodleial °Mee la any State m said mention.
el act, shall be conairned to include all m
il officers created by law for the adialtdatra.
I turn of the general taws of the Slate.
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tortente —That the time for comnleting the
ormiredreaLstration provided for Ina‘d act
may, at the discretion of the Commander
entry district, be emended to the don day
of Coetober;llL7,lmd Boards of Registration
shall hare power, end It shalt bo their duty,
comenmming twenty day. prier to any eloo
than under raid act, and upon reattonable
public notice of the time and place thereof,
to revise tor a period of three days the reg-
Meath:et lists; apart helot eatferted that
any Mean not entitled thereto has boon
egLater34. to strike .the name of
such person from ttle hat,'and
welt person omit not be. a ll owed
to vole; and each hoard emu a lso during
the mane period add to such. rettletry the
names of all persons Who at that time
posses* the qualifications repaired by esti
act, who have not bran already registered ,
HMI., person ban at aey time be entitled
Wbe registered or rote, by reason of any
executive pardon or amnesty of any eat er
thing, which, without such pardonor am
nesty, would disqualify him from registre,
llort.or votmg.
P.losll.—That seetton (earth of said lest
named net shall be wenn:Led to seiLbori re
the commanding general named thorax',
ensnarer he shall deem In needful, CO re
-
move any member_ of a Board of Registra
tion and apimint anotber person. In his
stela, and to Oil any Taeliney in moth Board.
. On notices of Kr. 118NDEILSON.'s resolu
tion nuts adopted. atituag upon the tlecrets
ry of War atut Secretary of the Ip tenor for
Information es to • 10a origin and extent of
the ludlan d firulnre.
Resolution presionsly submitted, 09111.1iC
upon Dm State. Departinenc' for all corns.
.nondcrme with Lewis D. Campbell, while
Minister to alexia; and with his successor
since bin appointment. also ceiling upon
too Secretary of State focinformation co ,-
corning tho mama events 111 Ifezioo, was
Mr.ln reply to an inquiry from Mc. MOW ARO,
Mr. SUMNER said be expleted this reset,.
tion wouba obtain an authentic =wont of
the capture. DUI nod execution of Masi
mil tan and Sawn Anne.
lir. HOWARD entertained the tw,er that
tho truth was commtmicated,
would harem very fully
beneficial effect tocor
recting a sort of childish sentimentalism.
If ho might be showed that expression,
on them:Moot of the emeontine, or, in other
iordejust punlshmElDLOf one whit, accord
g lOW. (Bir.llowardll) idea, was the moat
arrant felon of the present oar.
The resolution of Mr. SUMNER wasadelt
tod '
• .
The Senate duelled, bps rote of elubt. to
twenty...von, It could not courlder there..
'olutton adopted cm irldny by the How.,
fora Jolntoombaltteo concernln= the capl•
Tee arnectrine in 'Encino.
Mr. CHANDLER offered . a reiolution dl
noting the Committee on roman Affairs
to ezamthe Into and report at the earilast
practical nimannt.conoeratinf ',the decree
of al leaned October 3 , 1,11435, , and
the statement that Certain Maclean olltoote
and ten thousand other Mexican ollicers
and men were inhumanly nitudered In cold
blood after having surrendered - as prison
e:B of war. In violation - of ovary law and
iaarre of civilized warfare.:
Tim resolution wont - peer till r!' o-InOrforr.
TH4II. TO CEO. 1010,1111_,
The resolution of the U 0.130 tOnflerlng
the thanks of o,ndrPms to 1.1. n. Sheridan
mote up. when Mr. POMEROY 'raised the
point that ego Senate could not consider It.
ender the r , solotion of Friday.
Mr. TIPTON snored to sabpend the ft:so
lution of Friday to allow thopossaire of all
these resolutlens Of tOanke. -ftegstlVed—
nye against tWenty-seVen. '• • '
0001/111el TO 1114.0 CM TIOOTA
lir. DRAKE moved that the Senate take
orothe concrent resolutio of the
of directing the rewurollinent. n
of the 101 l of
Mat session fur the payment of bounties to
nertsin M Issouri troop.. The bill was passed
by both Ilonses loOt session; bet oat not
tormented to the President Irk thee to re
".
! b r b r3 . kt ati the Seems would peas
I l 1. resolution. The failure of the but v.
newly. the President% signature in Due
eras hbi fault, although It wee unavoid
ergs.
IotIYBVCRALEW said the bill having
failed, under the ciremoistanem roamed, It
most bis Peefent•
.remains the Cou , id.rutlon of Ws sub/ het,
the Benue adJour..i.
HOUSE OF .F.F.PUE.stNTATIVEF,
EICITOCIIT 6Zr RCS!ATATITA
Mr. ADAM Iteprmemativo from the
Eighth Congreastonal D latrmr, of Kentucky,
wem gratIBMI by •
VAZIIITT OY EVIMMaI,
A lame number of Mlle aml
Dualeto Intronnoek Incaudbme • MU to
the IlanitrupAr i g, loug d a one h tbouth_
Z 1111; Zlerd ' e l re, and in *SLICK .the g llt ' l l o U
recelesule for Custotrot -_
Also a r.solution by Mr. 31tOtliCnlientoutt.
olog Menlo:nation of prteoneretli 000. 000
dlitutlim the Senate to report a MD reltenl
lee eo numb of tbo neutrality lairs ss forbid
tee organ! talon In the United Metes of
migration to other_yartles effort and so.
turn settlement to Melon •
•
eneverma or. Kuria muse. .
. .
Alec , . a resolution, by Mr. WOOD of =-
Autry ae to wbat of
ebould be by
tee Government of tee- United 'BMW in
vlew• A n na ' forcible abduction of Grenolll
'Beata front len dmarbsta weseel.by
the Mexican authorities, In Sone, end
netnet. the existing trelity between the
United biases and Mexico. and lee °lva-
Gone. Were not - violated In duet cane in snOti
PITTSBUT.GII, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 18ti7.
.iOdinter as, tos hts stbor with Other cottages I
• agattat tire rig and of A 1.137.51.
taus, to or for Immediate a nd aUlattnarp
action noon the pert of this tiorornmoot.
Referred.
• !tumoral norwrr
Mr. M0ta.171:12. Introducod n concern - et
resolution: for the resmrollotent of the
Missouri troops bounty hill, which Waa not
signed bytherresicientiest sessiothbeennto
not presented whim tall two days after the
Adjcrurntnent. It was adopted.
, eourrivirrtessa. Asessnatenr. • •
Ur. ASIlLgr oftbred a Constittitional
amendment, proViding• that ' all persons
hereafter naturallral must be nblito reed
and write the English language as a Onalid•
cation for voting; also. that no parson shall
held omen, citil or military, under the
United States, who was a member of any
Legislature or Convention which mussed
the act of secession, or voted therefor, or
who held a commission above the rabic of
Captain In the Insurgent tinny, or having
t .k." the oath to support the Constitution of
the United Rates engogod 'ln rebellion
against eillisame, or aided rte enemies, but
'Oongress b o
twtbirds vote may remove
lath dhetb Ity,Att
-
WEI& Of 2dr.IIANKS, tno rreshient
elm requeeted to furnish all the informs.
limrsoeived by the OW:erre:meta reletivo
to the amity and execution of Maximitinn
and Santa Anti.
ISldlitekT ItLICTION CASUA.
Mr. DAWES, from the Committee on E
tionsonade .retort In reference to the
eases of the Kentucky members, st.litink 'ill
aetau fife allagektlens eiguinst their loyalty
and tospeotability, declaring that no per—
MI Rho had been engaged la rebellion, or
tad stlyimald aud contibrt to•-0,•should be
Pernattila lobe truant aka matcher' bat
that dlsloyagy 9T equatltliehtlee, Irmo
laritYLOi easeJos,N *ere matter. that por-
Waled to a oontast to the OriIIMUT any,
NM 850014 not
_prevent the person holding
he Oertitelltertollltattrig his seat. laid
on the tableland ordered•to be printed.-
:The alfirei N t Mr. Toilhk, une,of the Ken
tucky olchlhers,to .the statement of Mr.
McKee, denonnolnk .It, as malicious and
;also, deciarbig he can take the oath re
quired by law. sad 10 ready and willing to
do so, and aentracelegMr. Steitee's slur en
the Eentucky Demt.terany as one that could
only bleb Proceeded from a heart abound
ing In - sod. nneltarliablenms,
reterrtul to the Committee on Elections.
Mr: BROOKS present. 99 protest at Mr:
Peck, another o f - the Kentucky members
reforreC. tn.'
Mx. LOBAN °Mired a resolution instruct
mg UMCOMIIIII4OO tilectious toinquire
In the :Leta of at/loyalty rlieged against
the Kentucky members, with power to send
for pereone cad yapOta, and sit dating to
cem Admited.
➢➢TEES OX TOO •/SJ!![OST[OI. •
00,aketion of Hi. BUTLER [ tho following
Woesmaa, No Inveatiketlon ,ht all the
facts andclreumetences connected with
the anamination of the tete Prestdent of ,
the rutted Mates has been had by °mane.
tent authonty, tending to show :who were
the penons engaged ha the cbmptratiy" to
do the act, to indnoements, Its objects, Its
'nett - Emm', and Means of accomplish
ment;
And whereas, Such Investigation. eannoti
be foUyhad,on acmmut ofJ amidefn tr yin g
one or more of the cansoiratorant stogie
taut abeing trammelled with ottesition a of ,
the atimissaidllty of evidence confined to
the lasne,therefore be it
Resolved, Bs the- Home of Represent.
Lives of the United States of America, that
• special committee ofllll3 — Loomlnrs of the
Rouse be appointed, whose duty it shall b•
to inveetmato all the facts and Ctroum-
Stances GOnnoCrONI with the magmas Lon , lon of
the Imolai:tented Presidatt of the ratted
Stat., end record the funs thereby ob.
Wised, And report the same to the Housent
any time, witne such recommend lens as
maysemn proper.
Bo if /tether Resolved, That such C ant
fon, for the purpom of this InVesti :ton,
stall have [rower to adminloter Oat 11, to
send for persOns and papers, and stip Int a
Clerk sod ntenotre.pher, and to sit dut laa
*ay [MO 01 the. Roam, -and that the ex•
Mae of snot investigation be paid from
the contingent fund of the Rome.
Be if fienher Belted, That a copy of all
the testimouy taken by the Committee ee
the .3 nalotary of the Mth and 40th Comm.*
and germalri to the subject, be referred to
said Committee.
Be it/briber Resolved, That ati the crime
to he invesUnsted is of the moot heinone
and ,nupreorelented character,_ and is be
lieved to have included to its plan and per.
Zone
many penoma holdine
high paid.
clone of poorer and authority. who were
acting through inferior Innen, its their
tools and instruments, and as such persoue
may be prevented • from giving evidence
bousuao of their liability to punishment
for participation in such conspiracy
therefore, to open all solutes of V{ . llll3llol',
Ula Committee be empowered to report •
Oat granting erace end amnesty, according
to parliamentary wage, tonne personalise.
log coirnizanqe of snob conspiracy, not al
ready put. on' their trial and • convictedof
complicity therein, who shallaive materiel
and falthrol evidenC6 teniftng Co Ming to
light the meta of told conspiracy, said that
in the Inclement of the limas., no person
whose layor•sald report Omit OP Mad.
onsbc to be brought to triatostaux evitlmco
afloat by him tO the I>nrimittee.•
The SPEAK/at enlciamnently. announced
the !special Committee, ea follow." Besets.
Boiler, enellaterger, Jullan,W and and Ran.
dell. •
Oa motion of Er. SCLIENCEr. the Presi
dent was called on fora WI report of the
proceed lege act. et meetings co the re.
construction
Mr. STEVENS reported from Inn heron
ett.itetion Committee the lel/owing Mil,
Be if enatel4,4o. ' That It Le hereby de
clared to have b een the true Intent and
meaning at the .act of the aecond day of
March, WC. entitled an An to nrovlde for
the more eMelent government of the rebel
statee. and of the art mmolementary there
to, pawed on the 03d of Maron, In tne year
tIC, that the governments then enlacing to
the total Maw eof Virgints, North Caroli
na, South Carolina, lleorgia, Ilitedastopt,
Loutelana, Florida, Tessa and Arkisieme.
were Illegal .4 void, and that thereafter
sold govertintenta, if emitiuniad, were to be
continued subject in all respects to the
comma/Warn of the reapectivo
trims, and to the authority of Longman."
our. 2. That the said acts to which this
Is a supplement, shall ho construed • to
authorise the Milner assigned to Use com
mand of Any Oatatere district under salt
ans, whenever he shai'..d.m It necessary
to the dee pertOrmance of hie duties under
add acts, to removeor suspend any munici
pal or.ntato officer, or person oremelog
authority under or by virtue of any so call
ed Stale GoeUZlSlera* extetleg Is tat
district, and midofficer so Seelgsed
ootoinand se aforesaid Is hereby
empowered to IL • Int another per.
non instead of the 'tier or parson so Co.
moved, If Withal deem IL meter so to do,
and warn ha may deem It necessary, as
eformaad, to prohibit, suspend or eel aside
any act or proceeding of any snub btato or
municipal government, or any act or thing
done under or byvirtue of its authority,
and the ante heretofore dOne by such officer
to accordance herewith, shall he doomed
valid.
That the boards of Registration
of the eisvend military districts established
by the Ms to which this is supplementary,
Mall admlito registratson only tech per.
sons as they deem entitled to be registered
by Qantas afromeddy they shall not regard
the taking of the oath prescribed In the
actor March hid, 1017, oonelninve evidence
of the right of person. taking St to bu reg
' tgerad, but prime /hole only, end
may receive such evidence under
oatt, relating thereto tie they may
deem proper, either from the person apply
ing to be registered of others, and either of.
_the members of said board. Is hereby au
thorised to administer: oaths or aft:lrma.
%toes, sod emirclue witnesses tenable,/ the
right of any person to be ;registered such
beerdeof registration may strike from the
Meet voters the name of hey oue already
registered, who in theliJudgment improp
properly took the oath prescribed in the
acts to which this is supplementary. or was
nocentiLled by said Lou tia be registered;
record evidence shall not-be requires{ by
sold beards to prone psrileipution is the
rebellion, but parole evidence shall be aril-
Orient to establish the fact of such partici.
cation, cod uhl bOartl• of Trifistrvaluts
shalt not be bound or gevernsa In their
amine by any opinion of any officer of the
United Suttee Oavefnmeo i.
000.4. That no Pied court of the United
State, glad have jerisdibtiOn of any ac
tion or .prOceedleg civil or . Criminal,
Agates. say such district commander, or
any officer or person acting by his author
ity, for or on account of the discharge of
ocales imposed oe him by QUI set, or acts
to which it is enppl emeetarY.
.195e.5. That no district , commander shall ,
be relieved from Abe cm:amend %valved
to him tinder the sJoresald eats, union the
Senate shall have first advised arid coo
seated thereto, or itolnic. by sewer.. of
court martial he shall be mutilated or
missed from the army, or unless be shall,
consent to be so relle•al.
. . .
Bac. S. That the time for the completion
6f thou reamtration of`persons properly
quallned 10vote may be -extended by the
eauldistriet'commandera to any day prior
to the first of October, A.
semis' aniernimente Were suattetted by
Messrs. ASHLEY. (Ohio,) WILSON., (town,)
BUBB and BENJAMIN.
Mr. BTESBNS consented that Mr. WE
BON'S amendment should bo corseldernd
pending. •It provides that any person who
shell attempt' tO prevent the exeention of
the act obeli be deemed guilty'Dl inhale.
meaner, and en conviction thereof Beall ho
subject.to a penalty of ..3,teo fine, prim
prisoner:lout for TO= raft, Of lath, at the
dSan , ollon of the Court..
kir: STEVENS subsequently consented
that Mr, BENJAMIN'S amendment bacon
*Meted pendittg.' It provides that the right
of any parson to be registered as a legal
voter shall in no respect be Changed or Sr.
.'eeted by virtue of any pardon granted to
tt torron by the ormident of the United
'states for participation in the rebellion.
Mr. STEVENS remarked that he did not
know whether there Imo any deistre to dis
cuss the bill.. lie did not think there was
any real dealt* to criticise or dluess to soy
extant. Ile wee inclined, If he did 'vet
think it entirely Instil:CW.loot; to &mein the
amendment Of the gentleman from town,
(Mr. Wit a) and move the previous qua.
lion on the plumage of the bill. (lug.
potions from ./JaPublitwri memento.
who had gathered around Mr. Stevens, "Do
ft," "Do It.") Be hoped at would not be con.
uttered USsab. '(Members—"No: ICI us
have the previous question.")
Mr. WOOD rippe4od to Mr. Stevens not to
deprive the minority Orlin, opportunity to
discuss the MIL • -
Bit mated opportunity to make
anatomist report.
Mr. SCHOFIELD objected to bindbag the
Iltmeo to receive • restart at hany time,
thonita when offered be might bare no °b
far. lig=l3 consented to allow tbe
Munition to goon. with um understanding
ho woubl ask for a vote at half put opo
to-morrow.
blears. CLIANDL.EIt and MUNGER spoke
. .
•-• • . •
P In.troducel bm to extono
Late prlelllgee of the •liotnesteett law to
yteeonzen. Iteterreel.
liver TetelVehm.
Br Teleereht; Se the Plttainugh 6euttw7
.Lotasnua.Juty 11.—The riTßy is station . -
ell, wall tour test two Maw in the CliMia.
FROM WAS -
Aimgarolv, JUIY S. Ibta
~,nor Uninein dean not era:141110 rumor
that General Apt& Jinn& wan shot at Steal.
oo then:3th niii, lin est received an official
letter tram . the nOtierhot of the State of
Li
T,.....„, ,i. on 64 list, elotheit that
General Santa Anna win arrontod at Steal
nit the lith. 1 and: /tint . next day to
Campeachv. tel. kepttyl pigeon. there until
F ree 1,1 mit anon ! .hottld dispose nth Im. The
Governor of yainpesant. in an official let
ter. dited on the let, gates that General
*mita Anna It a vtd there and that tt
would he kept in 0 o, tend anoordmilir,
them 11, therefore, On' Probability that ho
had been tried from the 15tia to the 95th
ult.. and much leen that ho would have been
abet.
me ortmOlionnut
Thn reports by, telharoph front Topeka
via st. Louts, representing the Little Osage
Indians to be on the war path, are not omi
tted here. AI oiter, written four days after
tiro dottier th is ropoir does not .rnentlon
Any trAttble. We At eason of the year tho
Dimas leave their vi ogee for their ilutfato
hour., and this is thonsilit to be the origin of
Yho report th t hey are o
at h the war path.
o intrieee hare ea
relved the Indian
of any tro p
hi
Owing to the neon ary condonation of
the report of the long Aetna° in the Sonata
reoeut , y, thorn lea toolleapprehonslnn of the
I.ollor qt the replarks senator 'Thayer, of
ll'euraaaa,a3o utat Waslan. If. prop Owed
to locate ell Indtartirthes between riebran
ire; Kansas, 00114110 !Cocky Mountain. ho
two ree , fanunt.outs to the western por-
Up. of •Dyeettati TICTItUry. the other Co the
iodise Territory weal: of Arkansan. both to
be perpetual reservations with, as tar to
preetthl.., non-Intercourse between • whites
and lollinna.
FROM,IIIIIROPp
iur ielograph to liteli . aloSitrgb Qatett., •
• :
llamas, July B—Avaing.—The Mates
Of the North (terrace :CoatederatlOn have
accepted- the plan et tariff proposed by
Prea4l, -
•
• - kasslcz.
Mete, 44. t , —Eoit(r3g.- , 11. Ponsard,
dramattit; atikd, • • -
FlNAscnt. AND COILUOACIAL.
•
foams, July s.—Merano-oms°ls clo..ed
Amerieku Securities closed at the
canoeing rates t, FivoTeenty Bonds 71.
Illinois Central 711. tiry.44!4.
LoargerL July G—SwelLiorr —Sugar firm at
. a. 5 for 1401_ D.B. Other articles steady at
previous prices. ' •
larmarikm. Julsra,—*PosinCOtton mar.
ket has been irregular but priers are not
tploinuly hover; lodes NODbalm.; the fol.
lowing ate the closing quotation's Middling
Uplands 10l4.1; 'Orleans; ltd. The market
for Breadstutf& closed doll; quotations
unaltered. Provision market generally
onchancol from the afternoon quotations;
Beef 131 a Pork Ms. per bit. Bacon 425,
Lard 47s ed. Cheese tll.. Market for pro.
duce generally onchsaged, except Refined
Petroleumhich bag
declined to Is. tyLid.
p . b. steady et Pa. .• •
TIIE SEIZURE OR tiASTA ANNA.
The. Tolled Melee Governmeot to
Pelham' thitlereellett fee the Oat
reo-o—h•ot• Anna Sot 11e11.1.41, to
L=t==le===
. Ascertain atm. Face*.
:VrTtlrgnoti to the YLtabLLetth lialette.3
Nate Yoax,July&—Aepootal to tho
tr-
Frrnfrom-Weshmgton. nays ft is under.
stood the government wN demand setts.
recline for the arrest of Santa Anna. 'The
enllllloll and °Timm beta oath that tho
Vuotnia • was aneborpd Wren and , one.
half miles or ontktalf over ,the pro-
sembed tearlue Imams from the lancrlng
if Is not bolletod here 11341. , Hanta
Anna hae been shot, Its he was at Cam
e. y the " al P l= e nt. C* ;!.P e st y ,
',here he is renamed to bare been shot, Is
one hundred and twentr-eight miles ,from
Carnpraehy. The Government , has tent
a camel to Maitland earn Crux for reliable
I !acts.
FROM CANADA
=I
.•
. .
atm' ral.Vdo/3 Of Wallowa Coneles,
'./Ir Telegraph to the Pl{tairargh liatette.)
lieg - f 0, July, 11.—Major . General roasted,
C. It, an...swum In as I.,autt num Govanlor,
at. 0 ntario, nt noon to..lay.
It la rumored that looms Fentan conTitte,
whoa aro Inc underantrur a sentence Of
twenty year,' mast soll - rlttoln In the Pro.
0100151 Penltuutlary, will Oa pardoned In
honor or .unlon :pr. the provinces.
ArOCCOSlsoool.ovpoist - ohlroanor wilt
tan extended is riov. J. 'llekahrro, and four
uttero.
Santos Bantalag Manses. ,
•
CBS Telegraph to the littoltargh Guatte J
New Yoe., Jciy s—A special to 'the Her.
notolated Boston Ttla. says: The Indische
tlons and Arreirularlocs of the 'National
Banking system, ' promise turner do-
rolopraents to the siren 'which has
been ucretif and quietly wade
here of John R. Fuller, Cashier of the Mar.
chants'. National' Bonk, for Illegally ab
stracting the funds of the hank, the pane
balag .ylitlattOn of the law. and a brlhe
being accepted, to considorallan of shah
abstraction. Tbo alleged offense 1.
asorelated with the recent transaction ot
sholeo,Ward, a CO „ of this city, and Leape
ton, of Now Turk. Tue 'complaint wao
wade by the United Kau. illstrict Attar-
=1
illy Tel.:gnat to the Plttattarab Bustle.:
RitainOlD,Jaly a—A tooettaa or the citi
zens has been held at Lotus. Court
Hosea. at which Ataa.latiorks ware adopt
ed cooperation with the ftepub
heal, party. pledging the mooting to vote
for a Unpublinuo candidate for President
end meatball, of Cangresa from Virginal&
who have an unbroken Union record. Clay
ton Colinzaz James M. Pendleton and other
influential citizens wore on the. Committee
tm licsnintiona.
• • .
A special dispatch to the glebolond Whig
nays tile ITICIPLIII C . W. COM PO•Od of iMnilol2.
si camera, and rho resolutions are to be
forwarded toroth Boned of Congress.
Opening . Mil at laustnin.
(Oy Weevily/I in th. Tlttatiersh ()untie.]
tot Toes., E. Y., Jay - EL—the trawl moot
ing boll of the season cornea OLS this ye. at
Unit. Hotel, next TnetrodaV. JOir 11th.
Extensive Dreyer:aloes are being made for
the occasion.
Pawnbroker's Odtlo• Robbed.
tar Trl• r. ran to the ralalmattk El saute 1
Ctrret..ten. July "g.-8; Weimer. PM , .
brekerN °Me, Inn robbed butnight at
money and Jewelry to the amonntOf •teOO.
I=
=
Minos, July &—The Yacht . Fleet - wing. of
New York. from Cowea, &ley 111111, put Mu
Yew Bedfurd yeeterasy.
GENERAL NEWS
- 7 1 'll3i!innn LI hes 1J) drinking houses.
—New,Orieuns drinks three thousand
kelp, or Inger dude.
—An Indian gordloinan has just mar
ried his ',lath wife.
.•
Mouplda dwarf Is 31 ine_hes high
and weighs 45 pound. •
Itoso CelNite te_proparing to
outdo Mondln at Nlogsra
—The prince of Wales Is rated severely
for tvluntog I.lermlt. •
—An Indian scalp receives us bounty
In Colorado unless it bas the ears on.
'Marquis of - Hastings hi reported
to have won 3:10e,000 In aLondoll
--Young ladies in Chicago wear false
calves as a protection against mad dogs.
_'teary Nord liets:ber denies that he
takesa Oise of ale the first thing. In the
morning.
McCoole and Aaron Jones are train
ing near St. Louis. Dublin Tricks in
willethem.
—Commodore-NMI mid ldlnnio War
ren are to be married. I The bridal outfit
le preparing. •
—.A. Tomb ham Peach is arousing
Ilottatmi by:jumping into the boyett.from
it. Wahl or oti trot.
—The Illinois girl Who lately lost her
speech, Hove whisperlue, Nei bad forty
who% of marriage. •
—The 'Chicago pont te, tlary so full
flint seventy bad to ba turned out to make
room for now tenant.. •
company of etulfriwits, slxty in
number, are preparing I/ go from Went
Virginia to the - Droste.
noittl Randall
going to spend the ahnimer In Eastland:
Oho will mall this week. I
--Mlle. Nunes, a girl of eleven, wore
5160.000 worth or diamonds at the tutu
child ron'n bull in Paris.
—Two of Illaximlllan'n staff pasoenl
through Jackson, un the Sthtoot.,
on their way to Europe. .
-Thirty thousand dollars' worth .of
diamonds dueorat,t a lady at a recent
wedding party at Ylttntleld.
--An I rlskunan drank a gloat' of whisky
at -a Meriden, Conn., saloon, last week,
andlmmodiately dropped dead.
- . 2the Hon. /Wont Warner hes been
ppointed Judge of the Solvents Court of
luorgiu, Atm Luntplan, deceased.
.lanitalos papers are • compelled by
ow to publish the residence of the pro..
Actors, for the convenience of the sr-
. •
—The Albany Convention paid the
:four/nit and Argue 000 ouch tar pub
lishing n verbal/in report otthe proceed.
—Barney Aaron, although reported
dead, la gold to be quite:toady to dept .
any-man-for 140,000. Barney is a little
on the : blet7tey.:;
--lioehoater hue , an . organization of
,Widerwera. One of them made up Ida
ultreito pat married again, and the net
of thou to the number of ,et t een, met
nt Air Sherlock's reel °now to
Pali him-with a sliver tea Oct and their
well iflahom
CITY KID SUBIJIIIIAI , - 1 kl,lll.l%l:t t etaronnT t irr n a r re p ila"ra:
youurn PA.5.1.r..-- ,,, -
--.---- weelth: -
ttr. Stone tumoral for the'detenee. Ile ad
liable .nrc..y, DU and .proa.,, merket sp tact the "d I""dv'e
b""oe'hnd.
f"' '''' ..4 met , , T . Mined the feat teeLbled to by Dr. nankin,
Bat before Molar/ coilld convict they inv.
port Men. try nay paper Mille rim, wig be millet* the chli,d bads ..p.m. , ind"P° 4-
/Mid on our /burp. Ftrpe. . i ant ezietence, and that the acctmed, while
in she raesession of all her faculties,, with , .
her oWn ba L e tter its lifa It was tor the
jury to Say the birth, ex well its the
death, ?Ma not the result of accident. The
scorned, like many other worthy young
ladier, bad been unfortunate. /le who, I
throdsh deception, bed caused her down.
fill had been brought to Dm bar of the
Court. - Mr. Steub bad not elecn the caw,
'.meth attention; had been lately called Into ,
I it.ltaving volunteered lip haslet Mr. hicCar- I
1 47.11nd appeared with out fee or. reward Or .-
hope thereof. lie considered It the duty of '
counsel, Incases of this kind, to exert them.
{ 'elves to the best of eir Y , Tne it. -
' *need had sustained a th good chaabilitr. ter, and
she, with her deters. had Dena shown to be
inuestrious. the nom an orphan, and he
who should have boon Dor protector, or mann
bur Ohs trite. was not here the
her hourof
trial. Mr. Stow? thought the actleittni Of
the primmer would give general astielae
-1 [ton.
1 „Pr. a. tattoo testified that it could net
' '''. told DT tate appearance Of the
of
arid
earn wnet era child was born alias or not;
neither co uld the fact be determined by the
external l liMlfshrhari or the °Last. /riding.
"..... fr.m teme sources, as wall as that of
the lungs boating when placed Invalor.
applnot Certain , without otner teats twine
ied. Dr. 6. gave the different tests
applied in.year motley, czaininatiOr.s to de.
termina wuntber, as in this cafe ; Children
wore horn alive. The floating of. fun Re
when Owed , In Water indicated that a child
nreatin:4, not that It was born alive. to faro
o be had board eoneerning the tests ap-
toted by Dr. nankin they *ere net anedclent
eanvlnCe htln (Dr. button) that the child
Mgt:mum wed born alive. A child tolaht
?Sheathe In utero and yet an d bl born.
Dr. Dlcaleal was called gars sinillar
test-Many. .
The difference between Dra Rankin and
Button oh the point referred to was mom
decided, and if Die latter be correct, (and
ati to his learning and ogratrienho there can
bee t doubt) the matter of determining
wheher children, as in the ease on trial. are
bore alive en not, la atteofted Wlth more un
certaintr than Ire hopposad. Alteetritng 1.0
Dr: fluttOu, 0 ant eel:wide:Ted by some pby-
Acmes tie Infotiltile; lieell as the lungs Seat
ing In water, only Inflatate• that a child
breathed, while at the mime time it may
have been still born.
Court adjourned till ten deloeltthis
morning, whett Drs. Murdock, Gallaher.
If and others will be called bythe de
_
TEE COVRTS.
Court of Quarter elessions.
(morn orata.l
This Court met Monday nursing at ten I
o'clock . , Una. Thomas Mellon on the bench,
Vol.. L. D. Duff, District Attorney.,
•,.I.l.v.Onser Muth 0170010 ',Lee. I
in the Dyer and Terminer, Judge ROW.,
oelng present, the cues of the Come:ion
wealth vs. 1: uth Aue Grubist, Indicted for
the murder other bastard child, ais
relled-
The accused, ,young woman under twenty
years of ago, wee brought from jail, and or.
reigned in due form, pleading "rn guilty."
The indictment charged, in sobgar..., that
on the 24th of Apill Iwit. she gavo birth to
a female bastard child, which she deprived
of life by casting it into a privy vnult. At
the time of the occurrence She resided In
the First ward of Alleglieni.
Rust helm° proceeding with the arraign.
ment. Samuel lloyd, bluekamith, or the
Fourth-word, Allegheny. Dined ituiltY•
none contendere ,
tote imilettrumt for form.
cation and bastardy. on oath of Ituth Ann
lirubbi, And was veruenced DI pay a One or
tho for the n.e or the (Murtha,ne or the Poor.
The in iermation to the case was for endue
-1100.1
L. F. Stone and John
,C. lictjerthy; Ems.,
appeared as conusel tor the prisoner. When
the arraignment was
It ocmpleted. ra far as
the calling of a jury, appeared the wit
never, for the Commonwealth were not
present, by reason' of which the case pro
ceeded no farther, and another was taken
aotteltol OF ADOLTaII . -anfarLalt case.
themes gelbeell, qn Ficirlishman, wu
elthed on tile on an Indittreent charging
lm with the crime of adultery, Oa oatn of
Ida son. Ernest Hallowell, fourteen years of
age. The def. - Want refused the ooanthl
assigned blot. cell ilea he would try Ms
own ease. The prothedlor testified that be
bad resided la the city about Mae months,
L ooming with his father, the prisoner, from
Yorkshire 'Englthd; late .mo th er had re.
moaned 111 * .Enat wpmau named Sarah
withand witnmal yatineer brother, came
sritit hfm and Ills father from the (ti l l Conn
try, the woman Heel , t with theta In
the Seventh mash - and the and the prisoner
thhabluDg together as man andwife; Ma
Mother was in full trio a hen they left Eng
land, bet she • wan Intemperate, and his
father accused her ol going with other loan.
• The witness ens cioth.exonalned by Us
father. - it appears he haul quarreled with
the 'wonann Hewitt and struck her, fordo-
leg white he wan circled from the house,
and net permuted to raters.!Tureens Cam.' '
planned to Alderman .°tram, god In the
couversation which toot place et UM Msg.
%tartan'. oflith the fact was mentioned that
yritness , mother bad been left In England,
mad that litallather was living In this city
with the *omen liewatt, whereof.., the
witness not objecting, an informetioa was
t ken wainat ids fanner for adultery. • He
wan arrested, teal also the woman. Pubs.
'meetly, etc an
d ppi of tile Mr th reline. ,
lion of ball an release de fendant,
witoths "topic hook" what no heal said con- I
cerning his Palter, eating, in effect, tinder
oath, tint the prosecution Wee without his
consent, that he was format tooarear against
hire, and that ho could not swear anything
improper nod taken lilaeo between ale
father end Sibs Dewitt. Since theft, how.
ever, after his (ether's release from prison,
ate had observed improper conduct, out&
chant, as ho testaled, to establlala tne charge
of adultery.
Alderman Strain and °Meer Drown Were
,ailed and teatllled to statements and
natscoits memo by the ptoencutor nod '
fondant—contradicting the pv.11 , 34410.
that the former had been forced to make in
, formation, and establishing the guilt of the
I latter.
, The defendant's thence traced the woman
Hewitt the vrlteeet waif allowed. Lie rues.
at her as to th ' e costumer of the boy '
prosecutor, and conmrnlng his moth es for I
: erieging the eters.. e In reply to the germ
Lion &Mum, toe protheutor land ever Seen
marthing improper between defendant and
herself, oho mild ono, nor any one else!''
i Sim said one came from England with de
fendant os hie nouseltheleir.onaler as oevecr
teen; to stay tbrat simulated swedes.
She mail she sees army-one )ears of axe,
that her Inn; her *sided in • England, and
thaLlt when mite her omerut that she Came
to thin s entry with delondaut. For some,
time before leasing 'par tido reentry Hal.
lowell'e wife hod not' lived mob him. In
reply tithe Dlatrict Attorney, witness Bald
, ghti could thy with:a year conscience 'that
nothing lm! roper huh ever taken plate tles.
semen her and Hallowell—hal lamer seen
anything indoceut about him.. the mdd
natant that on tho big it ' , adore histheoad
amen 'Hallowell - tOol •► difthOlLlF.X.ttll his
son (the proseeior) who read that If his
father dui not' give biro one hundred dol
lars toga track to England he would uoook
hie gown tor him." Hallowell refused to
give the money.
Teo prthetuurr was recalled to rebut tne
atutementa made by MI. Heard/. • He as
serted that too .1 ltl not
come to this coun
try wi th her mother's consent. In regard j
,o defuthding money of his father; he said
, his tether °tenni to Rive bun nil the money'
he wanted if he would go back to England.
A yonuger son of the iictendtht„assed
twelve yram, was railed and quatetlooad.
Ho said Ma brother was n very lind boy,told
Iles, land encouraged him to tell Ilea:
I be had beetled - badly ' while In England,
and there brought the same charge agsinat
his father as new. W Items never raw his
father and Sarah Hewitt sleep together, and
414 net Miler° his brother evertlid.
The.. .act of the ease by the prisoner
in tits is
behalf wan much In his favor.
Hut demeanor was courteous and respectful,
and hie remarks en proper 10 every
reePett. He addressed tbe Jury Mien:f r es.
getting his Mimeo., and avowing thud. the
tomtits tool Men brought obout by Ina son,
ashore conduct both In title country and ln
England bad been very" bad. Dot for him
self tee corn would (lever have been brought
.to Court. lie Mei gone to alr-Ulddell. tee
Assistant Metric, Attorney, glad urged on
the case. The trounie and disgrace had
beep brought upon him, and he bad doter.
mined to etand or fat by the verdict
e ta
Jury. Ilia ley had persist.] In Ms desir to
money EngtOnd, and in hie decutmda for
I Lo enable him to co; but he w. yet
under his control, and he resolved that he
' *handd so remain until he had obtained his
majority.
Judge Mellen, In his charge to the Dior,
mod Outman wit a very ningular one. tin.
donne airenmetmicee as developed, doubts
could. tot ens exist its to the gulltof the de
(mutant, Tee jury should not convict on
mere etleplelee.
Moiety returned ft verdict of notgniltyn
defeudantp nay the meta.
In the rApe of Sarah Hewitt, indicteiFfor
fornication, • nageprothour was watered on
payment el coats. .
Carels-atrallialt rise neonate.
The witnesses having mode their appear.
Boco, the rase of the Commonwealth Fe.
th Ann Grxibbe, indicted for kalling her
illegitthate child, was resumed. A jury
was imoadatolled withont env conaideroole
AIRMAIL, its , the way of challenging. The
furore tweed were:
JOesiph thalleek: Jacob Macey.
John , Eloolty., 3.11. Hutto.
John B. keratin, E. Fanlbaber.
.Jettepb Bethel., Daniel Coates.
Edward Davidson. John Soon.
Anguat Wightman. se.W Weedeell.
Dietrutt Attorney Duff opened the case
for the Cowmen wealth, briefly detailing
the facts an they would be presented.- Ile
ousted they expect.] to be able to oboe
teat before itshirth ahe meditated the de- I
street ion of the chil i.
Dr.'F.,:f. Hankie, pra'tieing physician in
Atlegneny vity, teetified that ni ne called
to attend the prisoner Moult oolook
en the slighter the iltp M . Apr il last, at a
boast In Martin street; Firet Ward: toned
Mar to fed; asked her If she had given birth
Lo thlid ;she Pahl ehe had not, and went
off into a faulting nth while An thle
oondliloo about the room anti
found the pthornto and turd, which stationed
lIIM 601:001.111111t wag wrong; hu then made a
pereonal emlnatlon of the prisoner, am
.;fourad he ro n a condition usual in such
when
paid proper attention to her, and when
she revivedl asked her about the child; oho
said she bod elven it birth, but that it Irtt•
dead; asked where it on, brat .she gave
no EM1...W . , anal went off lota 1:1110therr faint.
leg dl ; her room was on the thoond floor;
stela down Into the yard and saw Mr. and
Mrs. Cahill and Mrs. Hurtle, and bad some
con venation: :Mr. Cahill went to the, May
or's Meth, nod ten pnlicemeo came; bleed
.markg were dietiovered in the privy; the lit
tle house was turned over. and the Dolt..
man *Cerebral With poles (or about an hour
without theme° a night seller was
lent for e . and oltnees went heal. Snit
morning ho woe informed the child
bad. Mon Mond.. end ...notified by
the Coroner to matron you °tenth. ermines
Don of toe child ; found It fully developed,
and from the appearance of tbe chola and
Janes eon of the opinion It had laved,
or irsaborn enact the hair bad & healthy
allpeartuieen , the earn Ile like; the
lungs were of a 'Warble, Fein red atermer
thee, bad prowled down the allapbotaill to
clamant the fifth sell sixth ribs, and floated
upon water; %pod entung Into the lunge,
and puttingethem In water,
bubbles and
Moony exudation e came to the top; the
atortmeh contained nothing bet subsume°
from Wet venal senate the trody Wks' found.
Noticed no colonial mark.. Conin not thy
, what bad destroyed the child's lifo; as a
mull.' man be had formed no opinion ante
that matter. deem saw the prisoner pre
vious to culling to attend upon bite.
CrOem eremite di Have been a pmetislng
phyolomn for nfteen years. Ina case of the
kind would not decide UpDll the appeorthoe
of the ears alonerthey indicated that the
hhild bad been born 01100, , es also dui the
ealthy appearanne of the hair; did note:.
, amino themlnd.pthe, which Do should bane'
done{ the fact of the lunge denting when
placed Inb o onr. Woe alma reattillumos on
which te an opinion, but seat not a cor.
thin indication. f Witt.. was orosthexants
toed at souse letigtli by alr.AdoCarthy 4 . I
obstetrical matter, and et to the protebil.
lily of the dent Wel the Child having been the
retail Of eminent or Unavoidable under item
lain circumstances He , dltlinot believe &
Child could breathe In Meru] •
Henry Herman, Allegheny police °Meer.
teetined hem. On the promisee with, the
Melons witness on the night Le question,
and was present, when the Mild wee taken
lone the vault, o
°Meng William McCain, 1. Pellnd and
Henry lieu gave similar testimony. Officer
HMI !tea some efinvellatlOLl LOW the be-
Collod, and after a good deal Of Onxing she
said the deed was demo and elan eopposed
aim Would have to suffer Melt.
Hely Martin testified she resided I
111 the Mame with the thelmod and her three '
hltherf s 'OCOUpylnif the lower port. This
wane. Untitled to banlog her tauspielons
esetted. one discovered the act:media the
ems-bows, and, akelated by Mrs. Cahill,
1001 her Into the house, when It mu other.
Woad what Pl 4 happenoti,and rho Doctor
wag seat. for. 'IV/Uteet states the scented
•1611IVOrklOir in • “lisotory; . and warted
regularly, a. else did her steam She
bad the same appearance op Alined the
nay of the orearrenee, Wednesday. On the
Monday gratifies 'she &wised her
ut he r
135010 of , ethettlatiag a report abr
anger it the gal& Jm.t to fall Wry, end denied
PRICE THREE,- OENTS.
HORRIBLE MURDER
Hedy Or • Murdered ■an round In
-Calvert on tee Memptfeld Hall
road—!lead
Serered from the body
—No Clue to the Itutderer. .
The body of a murdered man eras Imp]
on Satilfdmi; the eth inst., concealed to a
culvert on the flerupdeld Railroad. near
Wheeling. Justice JOhneol3, Of Wheeling,
eras notified and held an Inquest . Co the
body. When round-the head wan lying by
the aide of the Dory, Ina had beau In all
probability Cut off with some sharp Instr.
went. It was decoyed no much. however.
that It was Impassible to say what instru
ment had been used; nor, trent the name
cause,'wes IL passible to tell artythlue about'
the feattaregOf the murdered man by which
he might be Identified. G l tee right arm
were two onus. and one across tin palm of
the left hand, received probably In the
deathatroggia The body was dressed to
a due black cloth coat, vest and shirt.
coarseolark grey pantalottus and coarse
boots and woolen stoke. The Packets of the
cost and pantaloons were turned tactile
out and had evidently been .rifled. in the
vest pockets, ho*Overi Mere were found •
case of saddler's needles sad a ticket for
dinner on therarkerabors packet Express.
A rather large slued pocket toile was
found on the ground by the aide of the
body. where It bad probably fallen when
the Packets were •Mptied. There were no
marks of blood on It to Indio:Mote that it had
teen used. , '
The jeep fasted a verdict in accordeOCe
stn the mote. Tne eorpse was;stewed, by
order of the/da '
les on Saturday 090001 e.
So far there la no glee to the murderer;
nor min it co mad with ceitanty who the
ordered man was. But ander. two .isackis
'do, some young men were walking along
the railroad track, and discovered m the
neighborhood of the convert Where the bull
as' found a small Valise Or satchel, nea
ten:llog pair of scissors and paper writ
. ten in German. This paper one of them
took positelalon Of, and boating, Saturday,
about the ulsoovety delivered it to Justice
Johnson.
-Tim following la a translation of the
paper found In the satchel. A three cent
Intotage Starnu ante= the Uelor left band
corner, wor k ed with the Initials '.E.. G..:
The undersigtied certifies herewith that
be Is Indebted [obis brother, &Imams Uht
rod". two latuattred inuna in• tr.*Lax gold,
Neal to $3 . 450 le greenbacks, ag
etet, which ho has received, with the prool.
Isom pay the said sem at he may be able;
tiboulo Lt be impossible torthe undersigned,
within ono and a half years, to cover the.
said debt, then he will alre his brother the
right to claim said eapitel at his borne.
May,
ULOICII.
Pasgassacao,lslll May, Md.
12E2=3
The Mewing wises of minty of the
peace were before Alderman Strain:
Daniel Daub made information against
Frederick Ambresreter.in which he alleges
that the defendant came to his store yester
day-morning. on gheleold street, aDd dress
a revolyeron him, threatening to ktll
Ambrewster wae arrested and committed
to Jail for a hearing.
Eliza informed on Catherine Dou
che, elleirmg that she abused her. called
her ugly names, and that she need obscene
leoltneke toward. her. The parties lire m
liardscrabble. A warrant was issued for
the arrest of Catherine.
• .. • - • . • ..
James Lee fears that Itobert.Graby wilt
to Wen some great bodily Irdury and MOllO
information 9,(611111t hlm, alleging that the
defendant threatened to spilt has taut Oran
with an axe ThLs difficulty occurred et
hieltee , s Rocks. A warrant was visaed for
the arrest of Guilty.
Mary Burke, who resides it No._ Enlister;
Court, threatened to bath Silohael Scene
drs brains out, and Mengel tearing she
would carry the threat into execntion,
made ase.information &rarest her, where
upon a wrirrant was issued.
Emma Lynch 'made Informations before
Alderman Mckfasters against lire. Martin
for libel and surety of the peace. Warrants
were issued tor her. arrest.
.Reele foundry.
Mr, John limier, preorietor of the faCop.
Obly known Heels Foundry, Carson street,
:With ward, has recently enlarged his fa.
&lilies for doing a much more extensive
thinned& A new- and admirably adapted
14dIng has recently been erected, and in
cotton with thir foundry, forms one of
the most complete' establisnments of the
character In the city or neighborhood. The
proprietor to a careful and ski/led mechas.
is, having bad lathe experienoe in all the
branches Of hie busier.. lie glees person
al supervision to all Jobs entrusted to hi.
care and Is particnisrly careful th at every
place of work maned from his Late/dish.
mein-will sustain its . high reputation. A
hammer
Is made. or the marlthicture „of
hammer dies, steel mould*, rolling mill and
machine mishoys generally.• The hammer
dies aed steel moulds made at the Heels
foondry are favorsbly known, below all that
is required end of the very best workman-
Ship. We bespeak for Mr: Itoney as in
creased mare of public patronage, snowing
tact be devotes great care mid attention to
toPelying his puma. with nothing trot the
bool.quelity of nom ohnituths.
- Vetting Aires* la a Sleeping , Car.
A elating affray of a parlous theme - ter
occurred In setae/0g oar at the I .4dee
pot, *bout two ceelOck Sooday morning, be
tween two men nomad Johnson and 31ons•
wan, who bed been on a wlarku the night
before and wore pretty - well filled with
whisky. hiOnagan 1s a young man about
tithes) , years of age, and a almnax atr
porter ou the Penaylvanla Railroad. Jane.
boa le about the ume age. Madee to thin
vzi.nuvretzrcly....l:4=l.z: tirs
depot they went into the sleeping- oar
Lthere to Ir.n to bed- 'They got Into an
altercation and in the course of the quarrel
Johnson drew a knife andel% Meagan edm
it three timer tut the b cod, and once or twice
across the breast. Thregabee were ...ye n.
and muntel, but are het thought to be e
garotte. Tee outcry brought immediate es.
potence, but for some oneaplelnwd_
rpm eo
Johnson wa allowed to easy. be scow... ,
on .1.'7 at the dead, and l+ edit at
to
atoaa tt att non MA wounds dressed, and lest
evening was taken on th e train to home
at Harrisburg. •
M==l=
tleovire Beaver, 1i0.113 Federal street,
who is known by every body , orho °snappy.
elate pure sweounetve, or tempting foreign
fruits and ants, le prepared to fernlah
par—
tiee pie nice With the choicest of nannies,
du., st the most reasonable of prima lie
has adopted la his business a system olden
opi prove highly advantageous awl conve
nient to the Madmen 01 Sabbath nobool
ponies. trOata Or pie race. Ile sells the
esousuoisate and nuts at counter prices In
pickles* of from one ton hundred manna,
and ,cUMrt mho cAorge, divides and prOo•
up to cult the purchaser in equal diumtiti.il
for distribution among the young folks.
The "shuns" are done up in neat Pa Per en
velopes., borobods or bags, and. Will prove
past the thing for shose providing for par.
ties. -Mr. Beaver soils nothing but the
purest of candor, not dealing In the poison.
. Mot VI deleterious to the health oftbn
children. and Ire cheerfully omitmend
j 10 the patronage of our readers,
Psythig peinnattee of City Connell*.
• The delegation from the City Councils
left yesterday even`sig. by way of the Bite.
borgh,Fort Wayne end Chicago Halimed.
for thither° and thence to ht. Louts. The
°Wee& of the mitre= ts to Inspect the
Alsolson pavement now In use In thaw I
cities, with a view to Introducing n here.
They will mate a thorough examination of
it sad report their views to Connell' on
their retorn.• The OloonlOtreot,Pore the
C 01111431111 consists of Masers. wm. U. ford,
T. h. Sloan, dos. C. Weldon. J.J.
ono. R. now. J. blawkilones , and William
p,monj7 — yhoi will be amotevoiled by H.
.1. Noose,
B.F .Eso Receirding itegulater Wm.
Flinn sod . Hunter. Street Comm .
ere. eamuel T. Tahiti. Hellv dorciutuudieth
wi the ltre A/ann Telegraph. end °them
They will be absent about a week.
New Ilsolometive.—L. now locom6tive
builiaturthe Pittsburgh ai4 Curirmitssille
Bititrosd Company made ♦ stall .trip yes.
bugs,. It was b tan thsCouipsars 'rusk
about is ObansitssUgh Dan Sll.lllO Lta suk.
Drammen's, and is said -to be ales of the
angst pommies esigthes atm la site Stabs -
Egl
Y. a J`,.
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12=
- A merlons accident occurred near Brownie
villa, Pa., on the eveolng of the Fourth, by
which,Wildant Norerose and, William Ban
ger wore Severely Injured. The delegation
from Brownsville to the celebration at
Uniontown, had with.ilions a BIZ Wane
uuriewbith was, In charnel of Banker, Nor
cross`ind John Stricg, formerly Member. Of
the bah Uegtment, renneYlvittlia Volta,
Niers. After the celebrattem wen over they
started for Brownsvillel.iiitialieligttit; and
when on the bill, mi the Ntaat L i end or the
town, they unlimbered She Rite forthiPtir;
pose of firing:a few. rounds. They bad
loaded and Cre el three three! and •whlll
ramming . home the third charge, Tarter
and Norcross at the -rummer., etaek. "AO
wan at the vent, failed Ito keep. It closed.
when tee charge ignited sad exploded,
mending the ratipier terrine! Banker's
hands with sort tome sato leer two fingers
entlrely Mr and break ts thlrd .otr his right
hand. and terribly lacerating the . flesh on
'his left arm from the elbow to the shoulder.
do woe severely berried &bent the lace nee
I lemon with the powder. :Sorters's , right
arm was terribly shattered, and be was
ales easily burned. It Is thought that Ber._
her's thinclos will prove fatal,ent /Conroe.
In In a fair way to recover. The accident
occurred on the identical spot where,
Samuel Austin, Bee.. or lielootown, was
killed by the berating of a Mexican swivel,
on the occasion of the return ot the Beenllct
Penneylentra Volunteer! from Mexico.
in LS4II.
The Award■
We have seen reliable intealgence Irt re
gard to the awardi for Pianos at the great
Paris Expadttan, glean on the lot instant.
Frye grand gold medals were awarded; the l i
first wee mean to Messrs. Chlekerhtg a
Son, of Boston and New York, thesecond to
.
a New York arm, and the remaining three
to European makers. , 'Besides receiving
the first medal, Mr. C. F. Chlokering. the
'head of too Ono, was created & Enttht of
the Legion of Honor, end received the deco.
ration from the hands of the Emperor him
self. This is the greaten distinction that
.France can besto9, and is only gf tee to
mon of genius. This information places
Clinkering Sons at the head of all piano
1 makers In toe world, and rebukes the as
elm ptlon of all other claimants to the high
Doodles. Tao public will now know that
all &tempts by other makers to take So
themselves the honor of receiving the Ent
prise at the Exposon Is mare braggadoebs
and intended to deceive the public.
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Slime the expose et the great adulteration
of spices pa's been made pabile, the par.
chasing community harm grown exceeding.
17 careful. to selecting paid articles. To.
day we desire to add our testimony to that
of hundreds of Others In sorting forth the
parity and • good adalitY of the uncles
aroundand sold at the well known iron
City 69110 Mlle s Fifth street extension,
near Pennsylvania avenue, of which Messrs.
Strickler a llorledge are the proprietors.
They manufacture nothing but the beet
wid purest articles, and their name 'on
packaaise is a sedliciant guarantee of its
character and superiority. ,The Arm like.
w:se keep on handat all times fresh ground
cc (mo und not e, d to the routing
no
cot
fee, Lc., on the glories; notice s
la the best. man.r. Their prices are very
liberal and they are eminently worthy of
patronage frcrat retail and wholesale dialers
who bay to sail neat.
FIVAII Clue Dining , Rooms.
There has recently been opened In the
bap:Meat of the Academy of Moshe ball&
log. on Liberty street, o htst.class dining
room. It is Under the . proprletorshly. of
Mr. ebnpson. then whom therein no more
worthy or competent caterer In the city.
The chotcost wads of the season will 'be
dolly served hp In the best style of the
cooking art, and for ;Mod, Mean, square
meal bone of no better place to refer
our readers. The raloon Is simply an eat
ing room, no bar being Wears ] End no
liquors sold nest the prawn... Meals are
serv..l at all hency and we hope the Stop
esn, Dining booms will meet with the large
share of patronage for which they are end
uently deserving.
Perla Eapealiton, 1067.
].lei of premium* to Hewing Hachlnei
Gold iledala-tebeeler k W 11.06.011 &Mount
of button bold attachment. •
Outer Modals. Pint premium. • ,
Weed Sewing "Mebane; ph perfectly mist..
tol to oil kind* of work.
Second premium,Fiorenoc Sewing. Ma
'mpoets Idedals-1. B. Howe. seeing me
chme. Partram & eantonoewinif and but•
ton' hole machine. •
Honorable meotiomeZlirpire melee - ma.
etnee.•
Poch is Pm<melee, of, the -Weed Sewing
tiachtne that We olahn *h o bo the Ceti in
0 4kt.-1,000 &peat.
Nat tinedaZat :met.
•
--mbeL .lapere.t. *air.
^rot. .Brisrtre A B. Siennikon,..lfatAdrata ct
Afirnsanigham.
To TIM Priatto.-1-emtify that I had been
severely afflicted for years with Catarrh of
the head, Dim:Mb/tie, Deaviness in the
Chest, and I r.alred. he'aring. In this ge
plotable state I was providentially Ind.od
to apply to Dr. Atlolll, at in nosittineei
street. In ten days atter commencing his
treatment, I am most happyto acknowledge
that I neve almost entirely recovered from
every symptom from *hien I had .so long
suffered. My hearing also is almost erdire
ly restored to lit original tameness as the
Scott of Ids skilled and selestiflo treatment.
tiravassori.
July 0, ,
•
Boy DrowseC:-Benton B. TeMP%
toy about thirteen years Of eke* .Do re
sided with his 00010, John Pace, on Shef
field street, kitmc [MUM', WWI drowned while
bathing In the Ohio river, near Brunet's
Island, ott Sunda y five o'clock r.
Ile attempted to swimabout
from ine shore nod
bad gone nearly half the distance to toe
island when he took cramp and etdik
lm
medlately. The body was found about four
o'clock yesterday evening, by a party 01
men who were fishing a mile and a bid,
below where sadee drowned. The Coroner
0. notified will hold an Inquest this
morning.
4Leeldedat.—Toatorday afternoon as lib
tie girt named Rook, daughter of a widow
nodding to •Ittrollagbate. Ira. fathering
Goal on toe Inclined Taboo or hoenot a
co. , a coal mines, at the bead of Doom..
atreot, had her loft foot caught undo.. one
of the ears deactemdttor and oadly canned.
of foar ot tbo to. was render.
ed n eoneorr. Dr. Miller aalllfully perform.
ed the operation. ' •
•
We well Dry Geode both at whelseale
mdretall, and are. a. a mewenetme. ea .
anlal to keep a larger and much better a..
sorted Does, to cell cheaper, and give the
good. In more aroommalatlng qmintlUea
thtm esel wave Jobbing house. Handl Mar
chard a are Inntal to examinee. stock.
. J. W. Daaana d 1
dB Market street.
Aggravated Assault awl Battery.—
S F. Yoffie made .Int natation Wore Jun.
Li. Ammon, of •Bast. Birmingham against
John Barka alias .I.lc Iltirke.charjithg him
with aggravated asasult and battery. the
defendant was arraind and. alter a bear.
log, admmitted to Jail in default of three
nuailtatt Millata Dail for bin appearanto at
Court. )
lammed% and giattery.—Bophfit [Annear
made Information. before !Layer Metartn7.
mamma her husband, John Latimer. for as•
saint and battery. and Bhmatina Boren.
ann.:laughter of Lvisser,made information
again hum for surety of the peso. The
parties Iwo saheb°. WarritutnrreretnW 4
In both atom '
. Cold Sparkling nods wmer et J. T.
Sample's Drug Wore, bp. 113 Federal street,
'Alley •
=I
Remember Um „efek.-1L treat Mar be
foetid to the toast , iLaraisbule,dtreet from
Duntlee. Tee only trod dratsrm awarded a
prise medal at Lae World's Exhibition of
1061.
Can be otasteud at LI Fr:lapel street,
Alleaberir CItY.. Liao. beer's.
31010
Gymanahamt.—lllits Carrie B.
Le /U. , . Of F3oaton, wl l 00131¢1.1100 $ 000000
of I.sous in ElOoatlON for lutina to ray't ,
oymosalum. nondan 40 1 7 15th. ' ror i Vail
tiortlars call at zooms !O. 7 Tovirth street.
90 PISESIIe Intl. City—Carl bett.t
or cheaper Loots, Snow, Delmore)* and
everything else in this line, be found thus
et the time henered atom of Jam. Boob,
Ho. ea /target street. •
Deaftiees, Discharged from the Er"
Catarrh, Inseam* of the o bs tina te
litree•
Moos ot a chronic • and obstinate character
successfully treated by Pr. About, 131
Smithfield
.•
444 Flegrom4 3 .4 larug More, /To 84
ig.eket ,tr.er, for the nee. Wiloort's great
HAMOdy for ConeuropUon—Bola Arun for
rineburakt. • • - • •
Ge. to Flomlse. drag ' More. co. P 3
llorkat. stoma. for Coe , * DyapapaniCnre arta
Cough Balsam. bold cheap,
Breton Pm rooo‘L—Attontlon dt
rootoo to tno . savort4amoot of eold brow%
.
Good. cool and refer:o4llg Inner beer on
a.ngne, R Yearn popolartnnel p No, 4 DIA.
mann. Allegheny. . Yle
. •
rtkla apart.llaa Nada Water at J. T.
ample.. Dreg Bane, Nb. de Yetteral street,
.The Vary - laissa 'Woe of Mat% Cape,
and Straw floods, at Gourley i Lagaa'S,
No.batli.Matr ittraet. • .
You • Clim Dui format, Lawton .‘.SI
k tads ".8 Joiropn 8. 4 - 188108 Mstiltarp, No,
184 191. 194 load 194 , - ~ •
Ta* wills 'ettia
at St 6 Pena atreet...."Dts. 8111 ttitllaple. •,
To Cos Bow ins• rise mei Aleabol
4beaDli tr,
You Cam Boy- NI. 'Boos as Joseph
• —At Weetrlel . d. Union conet9, NO W- 7 . 9 " 1,
• few Sights since, font men went - to the
Masa Of.Str. Jacob Miller and , cobbad it of
117..X0 to hoods and two bold waSebe•
Killer was knocked down • and severely
wounded by the vobbera. • •
• . _ _
—Doting th e month
of Midi X Tommie
were lOnt sL Ines, of which twonty•Wro were
Allen= vessels. twee "Thasel• ate
snowed to rove . with 1.11 ,
brood no Udthico Loan Wing boon ro.
ncm- ao. , lNOLDsoll.lro.nly Speaker
of U, Now Tort • Aregoblo, sod.• plocot:
boat poiNSOlan. died at TNy, No 'forico Oa
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE'.
- , Two snrrolcs. •
•
lintlihMSDAT AIIID 21t17111 IAI. I.
J 1 tate abaft. oreitolatog Tinwrir.mil ca I •
DUNS otaatereallok towline matter.
Imbue. ledlitolalo, 'stoat maw BY Trltgrt.l.
Sod, Itelt. oshiebla Reedit, Natter I n Slit
riitt ll l. 'tot Oiliest and moist billable e
elel,l4.(toeirierotel Nuke( tteriorts rite. I,
to the city No farmer.' tdethetii t
/Welt on stooild be erltboat It.
TiOti 11.1 i TWA IeTXPILY , tutting
Brittle MMetf er...... . . .
Clerieer
--and <Me eopy tit i..tity the perm' KU! , tr
Up the drib. Adal.lant to e i u u• be fit
Woe. et club --
' PATES To Biniacarseas.-1 ardernin,
paper. he M. Sad spaelir what wittiest ri
want, as we tame a Wedriestly EMU. kw OA.
scriben haring bothnimail a weak.
by Drat. Therese, Monty thdr,, , ,,
or bt Registered Lett . din, linty hetet, It oar Viol •
. OAZETTT,
prrmarvou. s
• DIED.
•
3LTW.tin.—Littitbbatb evenly...a t o•ek.k.;
1100.Zat imILL.KiI. In tbetttn It. , of WI
Funeral from tit Into retldente, NO.P. SSW
•11c-, Flt h Irs . 4 at ino'clor.2 niitinatert,
MOUNINII, 4 nrootd to A11.4.1tt.W7
hi. friend+ Sod mc.. nt Ito 11410.7 nee ta•llnot 6
In .ty matted to attend..
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PI7I=EATN -"r.
###W#7#
,7ZII# r p s l7
"71114; 4474;g:M.•GUS #
spelt /la •
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&elect, Mn taw:dd.:diet of went.: bid ;
'Tannehill street.... The Mandan., t leSafitil
tespeotfudv iniriil , 3l.o attend . ' •
°b V I tA t;VP 1 74
f .
E
gSAS Is4 )Ttt b l:'lVingltA.l44.
rirthe t,leadlieaw.lla of
etntd
that doer. ye ai •
trcr. , tie 00m# Of lOts.
Aa 1,111 - # u r , ev 0 , 12 Ct.
NEW AD VEIeiISbMENTS,
ALLIL AIKEN. UN HERTA K En;
Ho. 166 'fourth Greet, Plturnerge.
110771110 Of GI kinds; GRAPE& GLOVES.. end
every dreeriptlat of Craters* l'oroLstdeCe Noose
forolsbcd. Booms aproo. l . day uld rarbt..treerst
end evehtges furnished.
lie ex DevlJ if.eff. P.D.. . 144 .
G. W. Jaeobue. LLD., Thome: GveLOC. Geo.. J.
n IGUer. R.O. '
I G. RODGERS% lIRIOERIL±
• KIK AND ENLIALDKJAnueeetWes to the •
late flannel K. Itatgell, No. 91) Obit, nteent.
three loon from Beaver. Allegheay KV.
w t i e , A A
drewoo d, Mahogany, Walnut and NN' .
cord Imitation thdliln. the lowest rah red
prices, Nos= open al boon. day and nteld..
Hearn and genies.. it • ehld on ehortnottoN
ead on meat rneonsble t dn.
CZA VICCHI. UN.
'" Dm=mom. 'mope 114 41 ealo Itraarr.
Aus i ourar. Huss Hos wood and mbar Hat
ens. with &row/Into scar of lateral &unborn,
rondo on band, and turals • ad at &barrel& Dude*
st. ossrut. prise. Bale no llvery &tables, so,
Jcr of 710.1rr A.. 12 lILIDDLI Stara. Carrialco.
aronellos, Itortgloc, raddle B de.. So.,
rat ulre.
R mitre at. CO., CIiDEO.
TAKERS AND :•NDSALAINK, !Maass.
ter, Wood's Itnz and Ur. Collin Roo xi
klanebester Ll.cry tram., co me Ca be De Roo
And
Musters mtalieta.
castled.
s. STEWART, Uns..:rtaker,
coma. of IIOIITOK and P IVO/ lnlatert.
'Ninth W.M. Calflas of all Mods. N. ana •4
tmrrla mai rarnt.h.4 mrthe..hon•st
;NEW 6TILES
ICE i PITCHERS.
Fruit and Retry Mitts,
TEA SETS, .OAST9RB
AND CONUNION 8E73,
JUST axon . v XD BY _
PUNSEA.TH tom, CO.,
JewelVoris,
LW FIFTH •TR!YT.
s.
JOEUIF6TO3 & SCOTT,
1/11.1.1/13 111
Fine Watckes, Clocks, Jewelry
EILVER•PLATED WARE, ETC..
IL
1CP2:13:14 1 .•
aar rarMulsr anantloti Kim to BakM , lmi .
Watanas, cnot.‘. and Jkman , 41.13 mark mu
Li[ITS FOil Pats IN TATUM.
TVW AND mE55i ktov
abed on the wea chant or the Alleemuf rivet, Ii
retie. 'above the City of ['Mom 6h. The tots
arermberally In Dee 50 fret front and 2.5 . de P. •
fern erect to alley; and Maa of al to 0 ecers
neer' the Bonny h mi. the Pods Work., Vett,
&dented for country'resideneve, blur ern 55i,"
sre.l reaterecl. mod eomaratidtay a belettfoi sale
Kimmel , * oleo' of the river and sairroareteg
commria Penton , desirous a fwttes moonrise,.
taring citabilettileets: seen sri •
women futcrice, paper MUM, ac.. booth - Ord
the location, near the river or nti road, arliativ
hi) =bed for such peirproce. Capies.lstr wm Ms
thenuthge4 teporchu. Of modern.* proms and;
may tenni, aa It le •Intemve4 that the superior,
advents,es of the place—as rd abrineant aePP , P
of water. mai, limestone, de., 4nd 'agreed and
river feenttlea--shall be itheraLy uttered Mr .
manalththring paw.. centrally. •
Trains on tan Western Pennsylvania aLireact
run to and from Tarentom, rut and west. M . D . ,
mai Dram deify. Tor a taap..faurvatot
apply to Hon. D. 51. BeACKENRIDOX; et; Me
thmeence our the 0045 Works. er J. N. reg..
VtANOYA Tarentam. ' •
nEvumr & sILL. Real .Estate
and internee., Agottn. Better Bto f•Af •
reneevllla
YOE EIALn—Ydl 111/ACITIININO
OfitrlTl,...Crsn'anS: We offer for sale the but
and oort detlranle rite for, Sedum Mill rat'
Bleat FOrturx., or for any large onnofeeteng,
oergetee, is the county. Mile progeny Is leo`•
tee on e a ran: Erect sad the Allegheny river,
and „nu n 100 fret of the A. 7. B. B. .The lOt
lta t, He ter.. zlosirl no snob a lot toted 'do
wall to exanflus bent* holing eleeedteree
terms nude' to sell in:rebi.r.f. of
VEVLI.2.I A Phi., Nod estate and Insurance
Ant.:!.. Butler street- Loorre,Voylll.l.
- .
E--Thiat Tel"' valuta
rle and d e t;yaltle property al.Aal• BAI;
boors street and the Allegheny 'Yee* is Alts
if belly City r, 12311 4.1 py.et, on which le Arta. ,
•
weery ta•stauttal Brick stoldtuy, Ire altirleil
high, 100x120 feet. calculated cod well await)
am.t... besot: of lasnoVe.
taring. It Ls eeldona a lot of the, titgoioaloosr
teltblo the city can Le had, sad to wee., tomato
the sotclal a trotlan of 'UMW deer.s of tarot.
lag • place' rot mahutactorOta. D.A.... 000 at
theoglca of IiEOLIN 1 el.Lt• lull Estate 101
insurance Agents. HOLIIPS•tiOtt. Latenotetrelll•-
HIGUEST PREMIUM
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COLD MEDAL •
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1 ,gct. AltDrlt THE
Wheeler& Wilson '../owlog Nadine,
•
At the 0 ItE v fif 4.1214 F.XFOSrfl r *T.
'l"L'f47,47,grik`ult,_,7"l,
Gosmltioe rf t ' er.t.. l ,,,Apossm of
most tompatent ashs lm partial Judio.
WYL BILIDINEO & CO.,
xo. 97 717111 BT9LZT. 7944,171.13.
Roams FOB BALE, AT
Howirdle Livery Stable,.
1/1/8T STREET, near Nonorksztiela Honey..
Ois BOILdr. Wry' restls to drive; oot
rave sr losomottvs. (ros sood drtrlng rum.
num to trot. Vat asap wort for sale
low. Hams toughs awl sold oo ears talsslss.
DMA CLOSE &
Practical Furniture BlanufactqCo
COL PENN AND WAYNE STA
mi. of
aoinzis, HELL At CO,
, &Rena Cotton Mills, Plits!itirOf
"""IgataPrffigraW L w r '
mnErismaNAmorn*TnNerlq
NEWICE CREADI SALOON.
. . . .
' P. H:
No : 41)1,11 , T o ll BZ . ll.L a r e t ibny. emittinesai i orr t
TSRAM.,
, ONPCTl.titwlilr an. '
MlENvnes and intri4 ftellltsapplert
abort vale. , aud -1.1•••
Imo.'. 33. 1-iSr CO.N,
Beeler of Weights and Iffeasates.
aro. a avamTn
. . . .
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Dawes Many awl Tara '
°Man Ornesoth ' "3".
CHOICF'BEDDI.NG PLA!/Ts.
• vey large •toek of
Roses, Geranliiins, Verbenas, - . ae„
it **am et theUsklano (trionhauis.
Send Ilar • eauloßu.
caraurrAT
, riutkus • 1!11.12,
orrt sob.? sub •
TRIUMPH COOKING RTOTE,
=
0T1C712.
A -
LL PEEISONS HAVING
•••• All•orkero engton trane,,r.r
work fornocrowaarloU fatal.kett. prosaat
them at 00d041.0
•It. 31101 PROW.
Irsala Amu, P11..41111b.
F.IIIE 84.111EE3a • • . -
• UV A BMW 1177L14;: ,, • ; ••'•
Cre nanyls, lot 0 o 1 ialithurs 1.4 kited sad Ira
107 mucErirraccr.-
FEATu6sts-1 *as. now,'
lax Cram niltand. mrlw