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tlittittsbutglj T itt - tt
%Loge .Itarascood on Legal Tengeol-
Botriet Irmo Big Opinion In the Cone
oC ItorlemTrott;
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"On the,.whole, then, .I am of the
opinion Wattle provision of the act of
Corwin* Of February 29th1/ 862 , declar
ing the notes issued in pursuance of that
act to be lawful money, afet a legal ten
der, 18-175CONSTITCTI0RA.11. •
"Thisrenders it fleeces:lo,llva]. should
consider the other question. which has
been, made, an tot he effect of the special
agreement to pay in - lawful Oliver money
of the United States. I. am in favor of
entering Judgment for the plaint= but
as a majority of the court arc of .s. differ
ent opinitCjadmitent teethe defendant:"
—Coping , fr opt l
144 • FlouielpLie Age of
February, 1841, wlmre the opinion is
published in fulL
It may odso'be found in the Legal In
telligencer of March 18, 1894, page 92.
In the same copy of the Ave Is a care
fully prepared eulogy of the Judge nod
his opinion, In which is the following:
"JuditnShaniwOod reasons upon and
decidcattus case u If he were &mac - lofty
spirit 'sitting far above and out of the
contonadu And - striftsof the world."
int th& bolters of greenhaelOt
and Government bonds- consider the
Judge unnlic,tounlevated and athesonl
for ram Cazildtknnidniik rut on I ,t#e
Supreme Bench?'
PARTIS - who Dave recently
thi county express the "epindmt
_Waxiest's Will .reiniya &AA:l , l4)in as
much interest is rrumiTeated 'thecom
ing election. Ottrandiate ltd.:sag-red
ly popular with the =sir% annwill re
ceive a handsome complimentary _Vote
outside of his oven paitylinea, as aunty
MAO, Democratsinn aimless that ho
shaltitievsedldr. ltooniann. 'Bat row
political demonstrations have yet Leen '
held in the western section of the Btatc,
- -butlailtemiblicana are quietly: orhDig
•
and have already accomplished much
good. The Demactnts here::littin not
even, held ratification meeting, and
'evince mach leas spirit in this campaign
than any heretofore, !moral: to have no.
haritc, enter into the Contest against
I";ii.,Erio.Diriech,to still . after Mor
row. ILLowry.
, Itoayo :
„ -
The question iriies t whether the hon
`-est Republicans of Eric county propose
to do the work - which is nesiesscug to de.
feat for the Senate whom they pretend so
muck tollespice. It they-hate not con
cluded tad° this, they can be represent
ed br him for their heath' content.
They can continue to deprecate his ex
istence., and blush when his name is men
, tioped in connection, with. the. result of
the elections of this county: But if they
have resolved to do this work. really and
earnestly, they will not find him ao for
midable-es he and his friends beast, mid
they can Baled a pe.rsonwhom Crawford
county will 'endorse far more strongly'
and cheerfully, „than they endorse him.
And lf tide is not done we will begin to
think th a t the boasted pride and dignity
of 'the . ..Republican party In Erie county
is anilserable pretense, and that the peo
ple do sot deeerve to be repreeented by
abetter man than M. B. ',awry..
Tan Pniunnawr • cannel t :Ewe - public
opinion by ridlising General Sheridan
for any of his official oda tending io
successful: reconstruction, tat gives net .
that 11s . removal Will .be based on ao
'Other reakilalbaii-insuUrdinrition end
disrespect towards the Chief Executive.
If Sheridan mot suffer for an offense so
common in tie Cormtmk as disrespect for
;the Prealdent, he atilt be consoled ,by
lcnoiring~,that lie is ia plenty of good .
company, so {ac as Ilr. Johnson. has for
feited the reaped of all . right minded cit
.
.
-7rit nuts= orrair catcalted fellow
citizerai Afir. Mackey, 4fiti, Cashier of
theAllegliamr3intlohol Bonk, which has
been Serionary intlialred of late, are are
glad to learn' is much improved, and the
zentlemnn may be recorded as entirely
ma at dallier-. Irerw rairsOris ill this and
of 11411344 e frlgeg'lllo;e.6e_atitne friends
;._than Mr. Macke*, and the tritelllginc•
Of bin final reeenery Will bo bolled , with
much plattslue by olrilth whoa he is
;Tim. Aususi.r.; . OrPenisn President
Roberta frisbilliirOpela aniecninced. The
=rtory ; cf,hle hating secured promised aid.
Iran Garibaldi, Victor Ernannel, Napo
lecin and others tilanip ,the cause of
:Ireland in "certain contingencies," has
..14sen,ocottradicted by the Fenian, author-
Tax TWA, a aewßepuhlican organ,
Lse.vtade vippearatum In Butler, Pa.
It IS edited. by Mr. Ilaslatt,
and
the first copy presents, quite a handsome
appearance., It le to he hoped that the
efiterprlse. *Mama .with iniccous.
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Loran bay beat' iaattsallated'in Mexi
co. He deserved no better tato, and has
mettrut a jost - reward for his betrayal of
Of all crimes treacbery is
the one most atveseaJlT condemned.
EiEdUrflitt_STANTON if =lds rray to
the White liountsint, for a brier season
.plesouireund recuperation.
TES COLOBADO RITSIt WaS recently
very bleb;-and oansldemble dama:e was
done toVatizona Clty.
EUE
Tmt body of the lamented Postmaster
of-Chicago; Col: Gilmore; has been re•
. .
Ewa - - Woman...Oat mown Attempt
Srinarglary by . Your Woman
Sheets use 'Splits the KAI or .An
other„
The Straford, tanodzillismia says :
A sleuth* ranter prevailed in Stmt.
t.filt°
lntolbp tt woman tit the township 01
P!.134. IMlFOnfrinquirleit, we learned
* from Chief Connisiblifthirtnian the fol
lowing fattkattglvetrby,Merems. Moore
! tad Dodd, mpatalilharnam Lima
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woman named living near
Towlarlitget had I,oor - received a KUM of
money from her Mashhad; who mideu in
the States. „Thle. of course, became was
.el abroad 'among: the nel,ghbors. On
Saturday evening last, four men entered
-the house in her absence, but were un
able to lind anything.. to the evening
the same parties came ognin; this time
Mrs. Gilson 'ma at home: On their de
mending admission she rerttecil, as tho
children hatibald her the of previous oc-
CllrTellee.
They then attempted to force their way
in. Mrs: Clibson vougaeli them to desist,
at the Sarno in threatening. to shoot ;
.1134 Obey still persisted, when she tired
the gunand ',het the foremost lathe face
the others withdrew tbr a while with I
-- their compandoni:lmt shortly returned to
the bonito, and Ituret the window open..
The bravo worpon. 'seized an cv and
-buried It In thalami' of the man 'lobe
was ,nttemptlng to climb through the
OPMr: lorla.: Immediately
decamped, hitting their wounded corn
,perdons wilt:Ahem , ~:!
The alarmoras not given till morning,
when .theseighbors turned out and fol.
•
lowed tide tracts, which were - easily db.. ,
anguished by the pools of blood-which
lay rho but,ltewaß found
the parties , had got ifitti. - a 'convey
num and drove on: Up to going to press
we have not (turned that any were Isay , -
* lured. It W almost. certain that ono of
1.4 e mittens wan lathed, and the one that
WWI shot must have been severely
thunded. as the wantonßaw them carry
him:away before returning to their sec
-
--TA Jr ooils relates en.ettraoidinary
fact tending to prove an influence of the
cbolern upon the mental faculties. A
workingman; well. inlvanctel in years,
bail a violentattnek of cholera lii
13p lhatrnfoinfot be lied Bever 1110111.-
footed may literary ability, but. after • his
recovery he commenced to.write. poetry,
and has already published• quite o vei
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VOLUME LXXXII.--NO. 186,
GENERAL NEWS.
—A name for tlio female base ball club
we bare road of—The Fame-Nine.
—ln Virginia diem are re colored and
/82 white teachers 'engaged in teaching
colored schools.
—The slave pen at Richmond lute been
converted into a divinity school-room for
colored preachers.
—Americans will spend ten millions
in Europe this year, on kuiek noes 'and
hotel hills—and worse.
—The various Manufactories of hoop
skirts in this. eountry,use' up about ono
hundred tons of steel weekly.
• _flu the Ist of February, 14'7, there
were, In the United States 4,469 lodges or
Good Tempters, with 392,977 wombero.
—A life convict in the Illinois Sono
Prison, named Cromwell has receivisl a
patent. for a now machine for turning
wagon axles. •
--When Lord Sldnumth ono day said;
"My brains ore gene to the dogs this
morning;'_ his friend at once ejaculated,'
'Poor doge l', - .
- -Cnrinns freaks of fasbton: ladies bat
our streets ton insists of whose dresses
drag In the du.•t, and clergymen with
tioly tall coats.
• .. . .
—bile Charlotte Culdizunn, MisLio Emily
Stebbins; the seldpireis, mid. Mr. E. i 1 ..;..
Cmilitanu, A eilorimn Consul id. Rome,
have meently been to 8111.4. , ~ '
—The rum who earl crack a Joke .I,m
half a minute alter. aAlfty-six. pound
weight bus fallen on lila tore, maybe
mailed excruciatingly funny.
—The Itepublicen party in A.labarna la
well organ' red and strung. The Censer,
valves.. are to hold .n Convention; hat
they are divided in conuaele.
—The Arc:Mishap of Canterbury says
hat few English ladies eun beer compar
ison with Qa.en 'Emma in her knowl-
g.e of the'English language aml 'ltem
ture.
—Gorman Baptist churches am multi
plying. Them are now in the tinned
State. and Canada eighty of these
ehurchea. Twenty veers ago there were.
only eight. • • •
—Kansas her received the application
of the "Central State," in the name way
that Massachusetts La tailledthe old "Bay
State," Pennsylvania the "Keystone
State," etc.
• —The flag of theßepubllC of Nicaragua
was displayed in San Francisco on the
'Fourth of July, for the first time. side
by side with the flogs of the United
Stat. and Mexico.
—"I wonder," sold a Scotch maiden;
"what my hrother John se. In the
lasses that he likes them me well. For
my part, I wed nu gie' the company o
one tad for twenty lasses." •
correspondent finds a now—or
newly finds en ol&-ertgin for the name
"Billingsgate." lie says It is a relic of
idolatry introduced into G rest Britain by
the rhemicians—Buertts Gate—Baal's
Gals. • - •
—Springfield, RI., is worth, in real ea
true and personal property, nearly $7,.
000,000. A mile and a half north of the
city, veins of coal six' feet thick have
been discovered two hundred and forty
feet below the surface. -
-Three men in. Texas were convicted
of murder, and sentenced to be hanged
within normal', unions they produced
thealleged victim olive and well before
the expiration of that time. Fortunately
they wore euccessfuL
—Abram Tanderhoef, of Gypsum, On
tario county, New York, while at work
in his harvest fi eld. jacked up a stalk of
wheat having on It three perfect heads,
all well tilled. The wheat was of the
Mediterranean variety.. . •
—There are hardly a baker's dozen in
Etigland who smderstand -the Turkish
lauguage. A member of the London
press did most of the banslation into
English during the recent ylsit of the
I Sulttim It was in-sultan talk.
—Two locomotives have recently hear
constructed by-the ,ffrie 'Bellamy Com
pany, at their shops at Dunkirk, which.'
are built with the water tanks around :
the upper portion 'of . the, ,boller., The
tender hi thus led. for 'tie
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..--citentralin, faxectael-alitalek rani
of with John Runt'. wife. John didn't I
rare, but hts wife's mother did, and pars t
rain- the offenders brought them back.
The 'doleful Musick is behind the bars
with a plenty of Oita and sharps.
—This is the name of the King of Poe- ,
Jugal Louis Philllppe-Mared , urnando,
Isidro de Aleantara, Antonio Miguel Ito- I
churl, Gabriel Gonzago, Xavier' Fran
deco le Ansa., .1.50. Augusto, Julio
rand°. It requires two envelopes to send
him a letter.
—A correspondent of the Ohio States
man enumerates the various editors of
- the Ohio Salta Journal who have of I
time been the recipients of Various flog
(rings: he also gives the names of the
floggera. Ile spreities five of these in
teresting events.
, --Buffalo bakers are now obliged to
stamp every loaf of bread "withtheir In
itial, .The law against light weight and
poor mateirial is being rigidly euforeeth
limed which does not come tip to the
standard its contlitent.l for thalasiellt of
the poor, besides a tine of'_. rents per
loaf. Good.
—The Selina Macs learns from a gem
neaten who has rem:elle traveled over
the greater part of Middle Alabama,
that the corn crop is magnificent. The
entire eountry loots like a laudof
protium, and there is no doubt that the
corn mop this year will be one of the
lineal ever raised in Alabanex. . •
—The following Cengressnion have
giien Gen. It. 8., Cowan, Chairman itif
the Ohio State 'Executive Commltb9e, pea-
Hi re premises to take Tart in the clan
paign in Ohio; Senators Patterson, of
Newllampshire:and Wilson; Represent
atives orth, Logan, Raley, Diane, Col-,
Into, Windom, Broomall 'and Schofield.
—A stage-etruek youth of Conners
ville, Ind., writes to it Cincinnati man
nger that he hes "resolved to beeome
actor and to win a name that mold justly
be placed by the side of your Booths,
klnrdeeks, or your roresLs." Ile adds
by way of additional inducement, that If
any such-were needed, that he "will come
cheap."
—A young gentleman of Newark, N.
J. received a severe cowhining at the
hands: of an Irate husband a few evening*.
mine., for having sent an 'anonymous
note eskinf; an interview of the wife of
the =dotter et a rendezvous on Clinton
avenu. The young man begged herd,
and witsa finally let off after promising
not to repeat the attempt.
-Ate recent meeting of the .I.teridon
Aeronautical Society, five new Reticules
for flying were in troduced. . Three of
these were on paper and two more in
models. The London papera say, how
ever that it "does not appear that ear
plan ' has so far been put to the ten lei to
enable Its promoter to liana Mout Ins
garden and light on the sindl.tope." •
—Burns, at a public entertainment,
was seated opposite a yottng foppish
noblemao, who, to evince s a ebi ontempt
for one who he regarded ea literary
upstart, fillipmsl seine or his • wine In
; the direction of the poeth "We do much
Lettercountry;
in oar count,
r " sold the hard, tto
ho aimed Ms glass, and threw the entire
I 'contentn in the retool', the 'aitfireaaer•
—"Presbyterian reunion isprogressink
,at the „south. A joint itotatnlttee of the
Old School and Cumberland Church , .
has been In suasion at Memphis, and
agreed, on the oth inst., upon a plan of
union. This action will be referred 10
the O'eneral Assembly fur mutirmation.
On adjourning, the delegates passed res
olutions expressing gratitude to God for
the auccessrul termination of their labors.
• —The Mobile (Ala.) fferfister save there
have not been tiny emerprishig men
there sine° Jtal ge Itebeock dinwe nty eight Yearn ago, and now th proid.
professiont ore bereft t h em ies
turn
it calls upon to
their energies halo the direction of trade,
niterbecome, in fact, "a body of enter
prising men, such as are found in
Louis, Chicago and other cities„ who are
constantly on the alert." • • -
—lt is said that the Indians on the
Plains have an ingenious way of setting
fire to hottem with their' arrows. • They
svmp svith a rag some powder on the
heads of their arrows, and on the tip of ,
their arrow-bead place a percussion cap.
When the. arrow strikes the object to be
fired the cap is exploded, and the pais , ,
der and rag !milted. The rag barns tong
enough to set combustibles with which
it may come in contact on tire. ' •
• —There is not In the whole of Switzer
, land a toll gate. The government for
hide by law anything which may tend to
interrupt or interfere with travel in or
between tile different cantons. The mug-
nlticent politic rends, which one finds I
everywhere throughout the country, are
kept In order at the expense of the ow
tuns through which they run—the federal
authorlfien having each paid, however,
at 'the construction, one-half of the ex-,
poise.
—Change sometime., makes confusion.
The Saturant botch Church, of this
oortntry, stout to drop te name : ,
"Dutch" frond its title; and the Gennnn •
Reformed Church of One weary Is also.
about to drop the word Merman" from
Its title. The result wIU he toe ifintinet
church, organizations bearing the 141,111f1
enure. The former in email shinier to
•tho Priabyterlnn church in fly order anti
economy: the titter more like the 1,11-
therm] choral. Both are large und In
fluential bridies.
FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
FROM WASHINGTON
:DT Telegraph to ills Pittsburgh Oa:Mal
Wasureoroa, AIM. 14, tee?.
/ItAWDOLINT zeautamoi•.
It is stated that George B. Pendleton, of
Culpepper, will be arreated to &newer an
~odlcttn for registering eontnery to the
Federal etatute. .
orroroos uroomrs,
Julyps of Customs for the Week owl
g Slec. were OA:UM
TEM 311 W croxsen cans • mum. --
only specimen copies of the new 'fifteen
cent piece nave wen ',natal. It appears
w ro l a ot e a h t a ho t r h i e s Sc he t lr a r issue T i re aft n er
the meeting Of QM:WM,
The Commleacher Getteiel of_the Lend
Onion has reoetTed returns of th server of
91,151 sues of lend In Araphoe county, Col
orado. .
The DertoMee Department has almoSt
concluded the re-openlngof offices •In the
Southern State. Some new emcee have
been established to meet the Increasing de
mand:empanel service.
• John IL larkrod hes been appointed post ,
mister at Sulu. Mails will -be forwarded
there by any vessel from San Francisco.
EMICIMESEEZEI
Secretary Stanton and wife have gone on
a vials of a taw woaka to Boat On. Intern tool
will be tho gnasta or lion—Samuel HOopor.
Attorney General Stanbery, now at Car".
SPrmit. te In poor LuCtlt,..d will not
turn here for two Or three weeks.
LW, Kingsley, or Norwich. lie
York, to been appointed IcacePrer of th
Notional Mounto liahk, and enteral upo.
his duties on the 10th.
FROM NEW YORK
CB, TelegraphAo the 11 . a.herch Gesette.)
Ncw Youc. Anuet 11, 1947.
BIM ZOlhr.
Tlia steamer Terl(l4 - which arrived here
yeeterd ay,con down ► French ilsherru au off
New loundhsrul. All the crow were awed
but one. . .
=I
The steamier Columbia brings Havana ad
vices to the lethinstant... The breakage of
the Cuba cable to confirmed. A 'conspiracy
of nearoot at Ban • Jago had do
nonnced the government; levee 05, ar
rested and two MICR. A serious riot «xmr
red 1111d.412.3.1 , The people at a Bell Itlefr
became dissatisfied with the performance.
imd drove the performers from the Mag.
Afterwards the police tore the whole con
cern down. The troops wore called out and
the rioters dispersed. One man wiee report
d killed and another wouoded.. The yel
low rover vat raging all over the Island.
l i Sugar =nett , e at ri4. renla ter NO. 12.
°MVO Wit OW ♦ /SART 031000
Late yesterday afternoon the bridge of
the Hoboken Ferry, at the feet of Daniel
street, fell, In consequence of the breezing
of the chain used for hoisting and lower inn.
One man was killed, and the Coroner's Jan
censured the Ferry Company for gross Care.
lessees.
Edward Peron Reston Wm bean matched
to walk from 'Portland, Maine, to Chicago,
twelve hundred mtles, thirty oonseentive
days, Roston agreeing In
not to wait on Ban
dar,- The time of Marring Win be battens
the let and lath of October. The =men *-
for IIu,CCO.
CE=MMI
The Emptra' Plaster 11111/s, o¢ nathll9
street, lens damaged
by are tL 1110SIA.Mg
412,00 0 ; I.llllllrel. . -
•
illthape liopldas, of 'Amnon; and Odino
helater, Off hew "'any, eat,lediet Earoye
to•QnyPer CnWarn; : •
arruat ziestottre sosantre.
N.B.lteberta. Prebteat ot. the FeOI
Iltotbethoal, arrived per Pecrlere yesterday.
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tirzr3l l '"lris
Cooper InsutuLa. Jkayor, Fiolltosui pru-
.A.11A1.0178 .rsrStD
Tills evening, J oseph Insinny, •Spaniard,
"stunted, a la 'apposed, by tesionsy,stenb
ed Miss Banse,oll, (to 'whom ke 'sae. sis- ,
gaged so be naessiess In the back wtU6 - Sn: .
tent telcilL - .It l ttioastt she will recover.
aria DILL.
' A remarkably eloafreamo of Dame ball was
Vayea today by lifstuala TZ11.25 C 114013 of
ordelaim The latter were the lorlbaem
boom nine 04Abtea eight •
FROM CALlEtiltirLi.
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atelll6l6+ targanll42ll4-rioNO•r 7 OUI I4I . I-
peaa-MlDelille gieeslag. de.
CST 'Solon - mph to toe l'ittabothh Casette-3
saw INANC,IMO, August 14.—Dispatches
from Colorado Elver Ma Dm Angelus report
the grounding of the steamer Sierra it GM.
da. on • the f,l inst.. loaded with girtern.
Meet =pollee, off Point Isabel. The sup
were takenoff by another steamer.
•IrdwardConnon, Consulat GotWoAhohl whh
Or the pioneer Journalists of th4ifornoN
tiled an the lath of July.
The first section of the Oregon • Central
Itallread will be commenced In September.
Murray !sloop Jamestown vatted for Mtge
tansy and wiii remain there during the
winter.
An immense Caton meeting was wild in
this city last 111505. thztrhAso -WA rozelood
with wroat enthusiasm. A earned meeting,
organirtgl Its thO lhavet, was Interrupted by
copperheads, several of whom were Sr.,
PROM NEI* ORLEANS
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16rottraversy Alums. Plantatlos—ties.
atertdoe , glistottent is the Premises.
fayzargrentt to tam intubeigh Gasette.
Nan — °masa*, August 1.1.4 t atpearn
that Gen.. Sheridan le wrong in the wend
sea taken to Special order No. 170. electing
Jam. Condonfronn the .poaseaston of Ml
tonna olantatlon - let St. Char!es gents, and
Metalling ' Karig Hoyt, on the Ifmtuld that
Condon atilt remain* In possession al.
thougleaCourt haring no jurboinuo ' had
digntreed the injunction restraining H oyt
from posoonelon.. The Court took no ouch
salon and the rse le still on the docket
tor trial, and the , Deputy Marine wee in
possession by order of the Court when
eJetted by the order giving poeseemon to•
ti oyt. The United State. Marshal 0111 refer
the matter to the Attorney General.
Admiral Tainting arrived last
rod awaits orders front the Austrian Got
.
PROM ST. LOUIS
• •
Nallrma Conirsetar nabbed of $7. 570
of a Iftrasser.
[ay Tsirmabb to Um Putsbarsh (Immo
et. Lome, Aunnst. le—John A. Mono.
oontraator, on the St. Louts. Vandalla and
Terra ; Hoots, 4talirend, .was robbed this
afteknoon of raven thentsafol live hundred
sad seventy. dollars, which he had Just
drawn from the bank.
A mail named J. W. Plibrick, sopposed to
bobmg to Inwell, htsassehnsetts, , died at.
.rdhswortb. Kautaek7, on. the :nth of .I.ls.
israing sown -prooarty awl a Wires= of
gooney. Tho whorenhouts of Ks relatives
or friends la not known. The property to
to the hands of the authorities.
FROM lacirettorn?
14•141lora' sud--Seiltors'
Judg - • Tkoosaa. ,
[By Telrorson to the blttstieralt thtsattal
Ansurt tneeUrof of ea.
ofttccra soldiersand tuners of the united
States. held toolght, unpainted on Emu:
Jive Committee to call a State Convention
at Hid:mooed loSeptember. it staareporteo
that there were °Wren hundred.. persons
late to the I.lnited.Otatcs service, now hylot
in Richmond. , '-
The case of Juana Thrums, charged with
violattan of the Clati Rights • Bill. la flTad
fur the Bententbar tem.. The Court re.
Immo! Dimon Dell. iir. Pendieton hassle°
artive4l litre under arrant. WO have been
indicted.
11 4 .T7 /14.1.0—f01k0 Morn Crop*. ,
Toloom& to Um rittstiegh Gaunt
BAVAIfI.4I. AU gnat 14.-11. 1 .anff tOLTenti
i nay. •
Reports from rilorills nad Georgia repro.
nt crop, very ireon• di
WallagOTONj august 14..41/Iso7 TII,II
Oar.•
accounts from tho line 0 of She Wiltalar
ton and Charleston Railroad state that tha
crops havo greatly itoprOred. Cattail Is
Coming oat nely. ilea plantation - Will
n•crillie► billet° tur Aare.
Ausivers, ircut IL— flossy rain all
It Is feared the cotton oropvlll sarlonsir
Injured. •
• Co or PO .... •
[By Televraph to the I'ittsbergbOssette. l
litsterrea, 0.W., August 14..—At ten (Aetna
hut sught. sight twelve mile* tram bare.
from
Ogdensburg. The Magnet s steamer
ung ' in ' eirty.
feet at w►Wt to two minutes ►ftor strik=fh
The Mew ►Y d hessenners wore brought to
gisiVittet bY the Bay Mote. •
-
Baal or 'be Drowned Posetionster.
Te ck topt, to tberltteberen Ossett..l
CeiOeoo. Ana. 11.—The bOde or COLD. A.
tunot. Late real...ter, 'ens found in tee
lAut u m t ntne neer the toot of 'tattl
e°. gruel. The funeral ceremonies aro a.
nottaced to tax Waco toot.,
seaeisry SUintoo for lar bite E
(By Teiqrsoff w sb• illt.b.rth
Aerat W.—SecriWary
&ROW] Asa arrived hese. • /lo goes to Whit.
iiountains to-rnorrwr. •
Lopes Assoselesollod.
My Telegraph to alt. Tletslanra eie.eette•l
Agar Tolt. August 14.-0,100. ream U.:
leo state t ec hat. Lopes, who Maxi
betrage4
mlllah Lea Veen aseseein 'tad. •
Telestseh to th 6 Plttsbargb Ett26416.1
Loatreats*, Aterutt 11.—The liver le tall-
Inte, with two test and ten Inches in the
canal Ay the meet..
• .
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. 1867.
SEMI MDR,
FOUR O'CLOCK. A. M.
FROM EUROPE.
Telegraph to the PllttOttigh tistette.3
=3
Lennon: August 1.1,-Arivices from goo
Chow goo state that It,Ooeigo of the ,new
crops of teas have been sold.
Leanest, digest U.—Portlier advices from
China state that the port of Tamlmga. lo
Japan, dee I gusted , by the Japanese Govern
ment for the use 'of foreigners, has been
thrown open to the commerce of all na
tions, iin accordance with the agreement
made With the piteign representiatlyeg . at
Onca,l -
117332
. ,
caohirsearaiaaino—trinadAX, iarkrarr.
PAM. Atignit !I.—Accounts or cholera
received tromirarions part. of llaly,repro•
sent the epidemic so lipreading and attend.
with unusual !Axiality.
DEEM
"Pure. Aturtnit 11.--The amount or reve
nue returned by llnegary to the treasury Of
the Austrian Empire will be the same as be
fore she constituted a separate kingdom.
ARAIVED our.
LITIMPO6/.. AUVISL 14.—Tho Galled States
frigate Ilinnebalua has arrived at Plymouth.
All ori board well. •
FILNANCLIL AND OODBIERUIAL.
Losrvon, August H.—Ereniso.—Consols
lasso strong at se' 7 1 ; Wino,. C.
cal, 73; Erie, DX;lantns ~1 West Rent-
ern, 21X.
Yassx - rowr, August, la—Eresieg.-1.1. 9.
bonds.VX.
LiTZVMOOL August. 14.—Erenieg.—Cotron
Closed limn ;nth an advance of lid; MM.
dling Uplands 10-X, Orleans 114. Bread
:clam generally unchanged. Corn :Zs. 91.
Wheat Ins Sal. Barley 59. Oats and Peas
unchanged.. Provislone--Cheasn doll at 51s.
for American; Beef LIGs. al. and Pork
as. per Illy - Lard and Bacon unchanged.
Produce, Tallow 41s. ed.; Petroleum Spirits
SM. and Standard.Whlts Is. ad. per gallon.
Aswan 14.—En—eugsr and
Iron steady; no change m Oil.
FROBf BUFFALO.
The IlerseTalr-Dearforßears llleEnt
TIN4e-11e le 11010 to Debart lhossom
for 630000.
thy Telegraph to tbe rittinargll tieenta.)
iIL/1/.10, Angest 14.—1 n the trot, ennlle.
next from yesterday, McClellan. NAY Q oce
and Melton started. May (Wen toot 41,
first heat and Melton the second and third
Seat time. 2:3015.
' " • ' • •-
Dexter trotted avast hie owe beet
time to tureens., tle lia•lne a rulMlnit
mate. The drat beet he made in CMa , yi. At
tine Wand trial thognamer was accom
plished le SM , I:.• half mile in one minute.
bacon eeconti4, and e to
Cbeexclollowea.
Dexter Das lance been sold to Robert Don.
net for over 6.10,M0, to be delivered attar .
the Chicago races, when he will be retired
from the turf. '
The grayAreldLor Malta, wee sold to
rlttt rjler 2. d .; 0:b gnt
10-4.7. •
1...tr0t for 11,1 0, eight hones started.
Six beats were made. Dutchman Was the
winner. Beat time,2.104. • •
M CFrAur-'•STON
llegistrailes-letter et gels: ;leaden
to tem Board or trade:
tBY i'elsrtsdh to the rittsrourah desalt.]
Csaarasson; ►agntt It.;-4310 hiedred and
torty.fost persona were registered. 'Laden
one hundred and eats-two were whiter.
At the meeting of the Board of Trade 1
long letter !tom (lea. Sickleveas road to
rents_ to the recent remonstrance of the
BOArdeonoerning Orders Solo and dl. Gen.
Hales upholds all the provisions of those
orders.
- • .
plteetiranla
MK.* lgtiga Mirk"
Tolerrape to the MusD:wet assettel
ILesnmo, Ps., Anima 14.—The Pentoll.
ude Negro Equal Rights League .beln
liarnomlona seal= to-day. Severs' ebeeolo•
es were made and , s series of resolution.
- pulsed, Including one appointing a Com
mittee to Melt Consrem and preen the en.
•tenalea of Me rtanobliM bill to every Mate
In Lite Union. A mese meeting of aegroM
will be . • baba Th is weenies.
•
. • •
Bye Ball Toszaapnest.
leirraahla the Pittabereh adstw7 •
• DCTROIT August It.—The World's hue
Bell Tournament le proving. great succese.
Many of the test elute In the country are
present. The principal attraction for
To
morrow will be 11 mash between the chanty
plon club. of Canada and Pennsylvania.
The playine to4ny wee by elate
Clubs. The attenftnee ae e ryarge.
•
Ship Ensued at Ilea—Crew Sawed.
[Hy Saissrsph to th• Pittsburgh Osten.]
Barrow, August li—rho ship Nellie Fo
garty, from New York, for Hsu Francisca,
Otttne4llt SOS 011 JOLT Ist. The crew
Isere saved sad hauled at Pernambuco pre.
YlO. to July 15th. - • • •
•
Kr. Perrino pram:m:l o d to discuss at length
the testimony given by -Johnston. and the
attempts made to discredit it. tiv showing
that the, inducement be had • was to get
(yer. In the mmitentlary lo order Mitt he
lichroion) might escape. lir. 0.• =deeded
that the jury mutt belles. Johnston. lie''
het c other Inducement bat to tell the
truth. o
The only todueetnent coati - Wine
the witness /nuke. whose testimony was
equally luitairtant, was the milaseena of the
United Blase. Wort. 'tone Other had been
snowed s
- erscos or its. Metwenn.
•
Mr. Illehmomi foilowed, for the defense.
Alter a few general remark.. Is to the me
' ePonsibilitY of the jury, Muhl he would
argue the cam 0.0110111, end 10 • . Pale .
manly manner,- trot • aewsilion the prime
reputation of men withom Met mem or
proviatmtkm.• If he MAIM not practice law
without marling. be would - Leave the bar.
The ',resumption wu that the dolomite t
Y tontment; sod toile ply mtertidned a
1 ' w h o 'gt or r rl o e ttq bs :l l ,,::=c l ; .oo g 2 ;
the auspleieal
by tertainee. The delonnant
wee surrounded by suspicious circiunirtan.
ma, but be (theerounsel) T h et In his
heart believe him guilty:oViden ce
wan not of that , positive character to
of
' • every probable hypothesis
or imacceuce. end under the rule
or law. the • er jury. were honed to
' Mile the d trident the beinedt of
every doubt. The weight of eviden.
. wt.... jury,and they were to judge w
of the erelibility of the witneame, reject..
nig all the testimony Of atieli ha may hare
bean oontrailleted In •••pastenal -metier.
I Now as to the eviciensa The defendant
• took hie seat of an tensest man, and Mead
boe.Plo,oo ofarmatively by till neighbors
' that Ms reputesion for - hcaresty wise not •
1 rod t r I%l i ¢ IC n'.i..°gil, =ll6 however.
!deacon( guilt. , Throe witees Were WO-
I doped by the Gorerumemt. Flrst, a man
who 050 bOOO and la likelyto be Math on
I bur trill MUG' Court ter felony. Thin :
man was Charts Johnston. What matt.'
r bad heifer testifying. /teem had testified
that Jobnolon told him that If ho i•Jolin
,
ton) convicted /Leers itwould ban = Win
e
(Johnston). What motive had-Ilewitt for
; making Ode statement! -: Maw - far the
feet that an hide:derma Was • Ming.
,• hag over his bead • May have Win.
encad John= to PreMthieJe •
the pry
would judge. Ilte erldeaeo wee directed
ams.inet a matt (the defendant) whoee cher.
Miter steed good with his Mightier.. Weigh
in
the witnesses lo the MIMIM, and judge of
them from all thecircume ces. The mixt
',witness was Burke, ice as a thief. Ills
rept:dation for WOO bad been attacked,
Mr the roseteXtbkhlia2h not arrived to
the digital of neendison` Sri yet he wax
knolim Mk &common eneaktltiet. Must
Government, -In the noorlatty of the cam,
rely open thlevet,•ecoundrals and liars for :
convlctiord' Wlll Abe so proem It .1,,,,...
ter for society that it min Mould be Co- •
quitted. than that a ocoviction ehould be
obtainedupeu the evident* of such men.
, 'seminally elde Moues had crept into the'
trial. Milan might have something to do
in determining rho m et. 0 the Ir. daY
/hey tried Myers, the defen o
dant. lin the
= l e . it t ra b a d =z - tr ,. .. --,c ;:; .0 v ..1
moot that bribery has hose resorted to, the
witnesses tampered with, in order ih Obtain
a lardiet of acquittal. This charge was
made under oatti, and druid under oath.
limier, wOulddeelde. Tho jury, however,
should not bold the defeneinnt responelble
for this acts•of his eothiseL The ram De
Maven, who :..apPeared MI a lettuces against
Johnaton at Erie. had testified that Mr.
I Pierce had @MUM Mod tO Pervade him to
swear-contrar motivee truth. What could
have beetitne of My:Plano In en-
. L „,,,,,,,,,d0gr0•bny Do Raven he testify I To
what bed he testified I ey,teas, on
• innate .ocerisimi he law Myers, at 1
JOhnaton's _home, dkpose 01 sottie
counterfeit, money. Dellaven would time
It that be was to, swear that Myer* was
not themes be saw at Johnston'a. It was
for this , that - Mr.' Plano was to give the
price Do Liman stated If Pierce did so
m e ld an net, after the exhituthm Pe listen
Made at Erie, he (Pier
en should be stricken
Do
the roll of alinate for stupidit I
y,
But Do Mateo bed lied. Me(Mr; Richmond,
tam that he lied. lie tell lied at Erre, nun
be had UM upono Ht. 4311arlea , Itotsl, where
h . c ab:4 the meeker. There he
sought . Mtrednottouto the eoriond, (r.
Richmond) and make Or the Erie case.
Retortion to tills Ste. IL Inelte of the nat.
row ...ape he lied made from falling into
' the tra LI
, aby the man Delfarne. lie MIS
—FlftcoU barrel's of -porglee make Otte introduced, entered MU. 'eOnVernatien,w , d
off oil. The oil in fililpped to postOu, had he naked for weepy Mr. It. said he 1
whew. the Wifillem work woitdere. with it, would not have heeltatel to give It to him,
be returned
l'robably Milne or It coma s back ea pen, el rg ic t, zr,:,,, t r, a . „„„. b o "o
linaexxl to taint our houses; ammo ta by vc ,„ „ „, or ,„ of 1.. ~,,t 00r. ,, ~.t .
littemanar for ladles' hair, or pertagm as 1 4, ‘ ,, ~,etAt money, De(o., proro r or r h o
puro cliVO oil to dress our Wade. The mimeo that be went tri Pierce. lied
achievements of ehardstry aro rery-WOl, bo (Mr. E.) glveuDe Mavens live dollar bill
derrul, and we ain't be Very certain what , w,,kaly.,,Wrilgtrrak.ib4:itt_2ff, riyy.tel
00 eat, drink Or Wear Was in Its Original I • ll7iNd gee dollar bill, ,1,24
11
form. • What is lOC of fah, after the oil w ormed, ulre Ilanquoqi ghost, and en the
In pressed' out, Is called "chum: , and evidence of a thief from Mimi° city be
sells for liir, per ton. One firm in Meld- (Mr. Rlreimornti strit,l=emtlirralgeed
more lam year bought tux thocutered tone far m hr .
0 1,... w
re might not have beit ' o t pedrg
of chum ou the Blithe, cute& , ' guilty, and the he
Orel kind weeder
intim with which he bedtime treaula byllis
nene.ro)tm the bench Might have induced
the. belief tau a Illta , opirklen ould
have was .enteriamed by . Idln , - 1101 he
shuddered when he thought Of, the narrow
earapenerdul made. The wltneases, mien,
. s 4
11*
5 they Ind been shown to be,
were • mmtly frees Plthele. In eaultection
with the YAM* briWry axuabor wunoyi
=2
(By Totumuli to Ise ittatnirola Quotas.]
iiA2TIOILD, V•oan.4 lug, 11.— IL young win
named Geo. U. Kellum...um:4 bare, v.d
arrested for violating n little girl named
tterntnn, nine years at ago, 10 the town of
Children. Drowned la • Pond.
tat Televee.% te the Plitsbnoth Ussetut.) •
" --- W.s.soohohon August 14.—Waiter and Wil-
Le
v U t M t Cr mo m d e t r.ag lv ed e a at n z d to e onwe T ol n w t n o e l d d
to MOW. pond to -day, by tneGtMtnn¢ of ta
• .
Jolt Darla Re aaaaa to /Loin for a Par.
Telemon to tlio rituburah Qautte.)
Moirraz at, Aug. 14.—Jeff. tarts boa taros.
od loses Row. Ragloy.or to Mirrors Um mil,
Jac% of an application or pardon.
The ellesteelppi River.
Thelitissisaippi river is developing n
new wonder, in view of which it tuts
been suggested that tamest any me
dent the stream disappears In a myste
rious watery abyss below. At Memphis
unmistakable eigns exist of an under
ground channel, and facts are rotated
going to show that constant , and remark
able changes are going on. 3lany years
ago a saw mill was o n work in the
swamps of Arkansas, twenty miles from
the JlissimilppL The owner awoke ono
bright morning to find Ms' well dry, in
which the day before there was three or
.four feet of water. He cut a trench to a
broad, long marrow pond, nut fur away,
and was again mipplied with an abund
ance of water. This trench connected
the pond and well. Three days elapsed,
and pond and well wore both empty.
The old. man of the mill wee amazed.
The story was told to a traveler from
Memphis. was
is • plain enough," end
ho, "tile river to lower than for yearn
past, and your well and pond have emp
tied themselves into the great SOWN' of
the Continent." 'rho Mississippi not
only overflows, but "undertlawa" all the
broad valley through which it, passes.
Its channel, however 'brotaiariii deep.
could not marlin all the coins that fall
and streams that coma down' from the
Mountains, Territories and. States of
America. . •
leg
A State with Two Cspltal..
Connecticut is the only State which en-
Oys the anomniy of two capitals. IDA
It the• territorial dimensions of New
York, there might be some excuse for
retaining en absurdity, the original rea
sons for the existence of which huvolong
since vanishal. As It is, the honors or
the State capital alternate between Hert
ford and Now Haven. Whatever of in
terest may attach to a State copilot is
lost, while the State cannot afford the
peeper outlay for erecting and maintain
ing suitable State buildings.
One of the Connecticut papers coin.
pinion that "both State houses are old,
dirty, dilepidated pens, hardly tit for
pine, with no suits le accommodations
for commiltees,.and hardly enough room
for members." IL adds that "they are a
disgrace to the State, and the people of
. Hartford and New Haven are asharried
of them;" and complaining that the citi
zens of tho semi-capitals "act an though
it wasparoly local .questlon," end that.
"through their aenseltzin rivalries and
jealeueles the rust of the Stabs must suf
fer." There are people enough in Con
necticut to settle this question, even if
both the capitals were left out in the se
lection of a new state. ...
—)wows is simply obstruction. The
roan who em, touch the bottom of his
lung with a bit of frtwh adr aud the end
of his. toe with a little blood, may laugh
at the doctor and break elf ucituaintaum.
with the undertaker. Hods sure of get
ties into the nineties. • .
CITY AND SIIIIIIIIIIOI.
VOVRTIC PAGE,—Thefoßed and mat seta-
Me Money, Oa and Produeir MorkM Reports
• doers by any paper In theinflr, rW befound
on our Finotri ;We.
UNITED STATES COURT.
1
The 14r:tango County Connterfeltlng
Case—conclusion et the Evidence—
letteeeties of W. Y. Perris.. A. IL
Eichmend and Hon. V. C. attention
glass
tt
Argoletelst:
Tho case of the United States vs. Alfred
Myer., Indicted fornterreltiug, was re
sumed at ten tVclookledneeday.
energise aseerriari amturitCs.
Charlet F. Ilfpgbergir. td.called—ln No.
venter or December hilt resigned as: Jos-
Goa of the Peacoat Pllhole... Ilsd tho man
Soles, stomas a winless trithiscam,belons
me. Its wne not discharged, but Wont an . ay
without authority. lie wail charged before
roe with passing counterfeit money.
Createenunined;-ILecelVed • note;w rltten
by Doles' wife. instracting. me to give the
bearer a pistol that I rota/tied In uiLpos.
eeasion.
Jr. Judson. sworn—Lbie at Waterford,
Erie; know S. B. Monson sAd Chart. John
on. Was present at interview last
July, between the man Males and Jebel. ,
la the cenversation, beard him mate that
he got some conntesfeltrolosey from George
Short; told me he wouldlieske his affidavit
to the fact, and expressed . Ids geese
to go to Petroleum Centre end be obalined.
Capt. N. B. Desion,eworre-Was present at
the proceedings before this U. 0. Commis
stoner against. Alfredllyels4g. Erie, on the
Inn of July. Myers was tad cm as In
formation made by • Char es Craker, who
was not Crete. at the bearing before the
Commissioner. Limn not been able to and
Crater since. Wm. Mermen was also slum
mooed as a witness, but was not present.
Charles Johnston tel present as a w Mims.
1..1. Pierce, Esq., (present hero now,) and
Col. Curtis, of Erie, osadecint the came for
the 110100 e. Saw Col. Darr there, but did
not observe him take any flan so conned.
I pettifogged the case for the Government.
as not usual for the Government to do
temp their whet., case at the examination
before a Commirelooer. Mr. Pierce asked
me where De Haven was ; did not tell him.
De Haven was to Akron. Ohio, and I wrote
to him to corn. te Ws Wert. Ile was to
a apear In the We against Charles Johnston.
The evidence befOre the Commissioner ws.s
ndatton to II twenty dollar bill alleged to
Rave beam passed by Myers..
fly Judge bliattermWahl , e Maven sum.
mooed in this case against Myersi Answer
—No, Mr. Don't know that: be was ratmoa.
need In either of the cases, I wrote to him
generally - to coma • •
lir. Carnahan—The wltneams In Erie were
ell recognised to appear at this term.
.John McKay, sworn—Am acqqamte4 with
Williams Harman. who tettided here ye.
[coley. Ile told me he was going to get
some money at Petroleum Center to "light
et" of the count., and net epee. against
Myers at Erie; ha said be gm (cam doll..
from Myers' barkeeper. Saw. Myer. and
Ilarmantogether.' •
Altana =Gm, sworn—llea a conversation
with Charles Ilewitt, In Titusville, in refer.'
nce to the arrest of - Myers, sitar mishear.
lag at Erie. Saw Dewitt et the railroad
station to Titusville. Ile Wed me if I had
bourn the evidence agmutaY ,, l, tires by
Charley Johnston:, aald 1 MO not. and asked
him what , it was; he said •Johnston swore
pretty herd aghast llyos u he saw him
sell dity dollars In collate t money. raid
ne 'meld Ms sorry to esti ninon get into
any further trowels
Croateoxamined — l am the ball for oho
ston, for big ePeeerelten fol MILL
Charles 8. !chasten recallfil to anditeliut
Hewitt. Oblected to, and the Court ruled
that witemit Wald not be called for such
purpose.
Oman *smartie.
The rebutting or Idenee tiering closed, Mr.
Richmond dmlred to earl *witness in eels.
Lion to the contradiction between att. Ter
rine end Mr. Pane. Mrt Richmond pro-
moot to call a l e
lUMS to contradict Mr.
perrtne. Mr. Carnahan objectal. lie could
not see upon what principle the entlerne
was offered.
The Court—The Oder la arerruled. We
hear no more of at
( The defense proposed 10 ;more by F. U.
a nteCr , ttlesteetive, w that Mr. Terrine said
ntheir:min coming to Um mty something
About "putting op a rue" against lir.
Timm'
manch or an. reamer.
Mr. Terrine, for the Government, first ad.
dressed the jury. Ile reviewed the !Vl
dente. TIIO wituamJohealeet had Untitled
that, he saw Myer.. the defendant. In An
gurt lastvaell fifty dollar, In counterielt
money. for thlrty-dee cents on the dollar,
receiving goodpioney In ersithange. Anoth
er witness, Meer, Bergai.. testalle4 that
cepV,Aig;srmilEUZ.4. from
torten money. An attempt had been made
to Impeach the tattle:any Johnston.
Who hr . By Charley Hew itt. whom the
Government had shown wail unworthy of
belief. This man Hewitt yes the one who
conveyed toßurr, the Intelligence of '
the errata ens friend Myers. It was thee
that Mr. Burr, Aaron Carr, (not the JULIVIII
Burr of old) learned' of the trouble ot My
ers, mid he hastened to his relief.
Col. Dore (Interroptieg rail'
Aaron
Burr, tart Allen Burr. •
Mr. Perrino—So meet the better. Tilts
man Allen 1.. Bum COI: Barr, who had
filled every position In the army from a pri
vate to a kinguller General., learned of tee
arrests of. Myers loom Hewitt. • if the re
°eras of the Adjutant General's oilTe were
examined. I venture to my It would be
found that' this CoVmel. lirtgadier
urnr,been disch
for cow ( a e r r d an ic a e l .
B ren d „ Co-Barr arsgdle
his PALI
The Conn—Sr. Perrino, yon most co nfine
yourself to swatters In the case.
M...lLlchmood ito CoL Barr In en under
tone)—Let him proceed. Urn time will
had been produced. Mr. Porcine, a lawyer,
:chose office true in Paha.. This Mr. Ferrite
bad moot unwarrantablyattacked Cot. Darr,
a high-minded and honorable weathers.,
and an important witness torthe defense.
Couricay to the Court alonohad prevented
the maligner from being stricken down in
lila tracks. lie hod sold that Col. Burr, who
bad advanced step by step through the
various army grad.. had been eashinred
for cowardice. Was there ever a more cow.
lreify attack? There had been thieves,
iars, counterfeiters mad Squire.% from Fit ,
bole, and wo have glee a lawyer. Charley
Jobnaton and the thief Barka are
from rithole. Mr. Perrino, the lawyer.
la from Mimic,- and in the connect at
Charley .Johnston. Mr. Perrino allowed
hinter( to be called as a 'a:lineal. at a time
when he knew he could not be contradicted,
owln to the point to which the case had
proceeded. They were prepared, and had
offered to contradict him. Mr. Itichmond
Amid that so ho had noone of
the case in his far
artfameat, t and would outside not.
Warn he ea disposed ha might attack the
character of the lawyer from Flthole. Ile
might say that he had once been a clown
in a circus; and he did not know but whet
it was the case.
The Cocci interrupted Mr. Richmond,
saying he should not refer to outside mat
ters. it might be an honer, however, to be
ao wises man as Dan Rice.
• Mr. Richmond—lt Is easier fora wise man
to act the part of a fool, than for a fool to
be a gage. •
Io the coarse or ids argument Mr. Rich.
morel said he knew the Orly Igen. Fierce,
Knew lain as same. Ile did not believe tee
charge made against him. From the
It mune. the Jury could not believe it. He
closed his speech Its a few eloquent words
conserning his client, whom hu believed to
be the Victim of aconspiracy end innocent
of the charge preferred against him, sus
tamed only by acmes from the purlieus of.
Fltholc.
...um 07 JOOOO MIMI XON
Boa. P. C. Shannon next addressed the
Jury, on behalf of the defense. lie dwelt
with much form upon the feet that the de
ferment bad produced witnesses to octal,.
lioh hie Oh.mete: for ben.ty, whilst not a
single ant had appeared to Heinsay It, nose
the three—Johnoton, Brute end Ile Maven
1--who warn blackened all over with infamy.
But for tide exceptien, the caracter of the
defendant stood as. as 'the highest.
Charley Jelmston ens tried for felony in
Erie, In July las The) ere felled to agree,
and no wee held to reoognizance to• under.
go another trial. At Erie, after Ws trial,
he was examined In the ease of Slyer.
fora the B. S. Conimisoloner, and there he
saw Ids opportunity. I:Wrecking a victim
of layers ho would expect the GOvertitnent
to protect him. Thus, with the sword of
Dem.es ever his head, he aPPeem
ami toadies against Myer., fooling
t y het in thna dolme his ultimata safe
t Insured. There could be uo
doubt of this. Myers oonvicted on
Johnson's testimony, wherein Johnson
plivEy confesses Ida Own guilt, It Is not un
reasonable to Inter thate expected benefit
would accrue to him o nlds second trial.
Even in case of cousletion, he could hope
for clemency. _ Bet Johnson. It bed been
Shown, had diderea In Me etetementa—tell
mg a Stacy here upon the trial of Myer* dtf
ferent from that he told at the examination
befe the Cosamlos loner at Erie. This mis
*he or wn try Camel Burr, called es a witness
tor the defense. At point Judge char.
not took oceann to rater to Colonel
florVe military reputation, of.. which a
cowardly atwas b been made. Lie said
Colonel ll. ab undantly ebbs to Oefend
himself from the Indust and slanderous
ImpoUstion. In his Own neighborboal,
among bin neighbors, who know him
hest, ho required no defect., Judge
Otneoca next referred to 'the wane.
Burke, des igtuiting Minas one of the "flock
of villeins" Dorn Plthole, a local!ty, Jud
l eg from what he had seen and he
more
than any other the he knew of stied in
need of regeneraeliag its morals. - The
"thief Burke," nO leas Inferno. than Char.
ley Johnson, was relied upon to convict
Were, the defendant, proved by tits neigh
bore to be en honest men. • Burke was a
thief, known as sorb, and his reputation for
truth and veracity wits bed. Johnston told
Roil., of Eagle Rock,that he was olit a hell
of
to scrape." and that hi. election depend.
al upon the conviction of Myem, to accom
pilotTh which he would "resort te any mentran
e witnes Do Dar., to whom so much
importance s
was seemingly attached, came
next In order. To what had he sworn!
Simplythatheboardedatiohthinn'S , atrit .
thele slaw trde, in August Mite Myers.
e ' endant. Tele and nothing more.
Ile did not ece.livere have in Me ptesession
or cell countefeit mone. Ile saw him on
a certain day Irn
Anima y . bilking with an.
other man hi Johnston's bar-room. Ward
had this to do with the eases Bola..
And yet Do gavots wee bribed or an 64
tempt had been made to bribe him. Judge
S,thought he ens the Importance of the
Isolated fact testified to by De Haven.
Drowning men oat. at straws. Johnston
tmtined that Myers was at hla house and to
what there took place. but when naked
shoat himself, he declined to rummer. For
what re.on would be Inferred. It was no.
cowry far Johnston to mapper& himself,
and his misiliaries were Burke, the
thief, sod De lleven the nand.-
Me. Berke tad piaci - Med his part,
.131:10 had.DO liarshnthe_forciar.ewear
ing to a, eirmanstsnetr — rnintnes — trom
[ that glen by Johnston, but ibmwentor the
purpose, and thelatter conerborating John.
ston by 50000100 that ?dyers wrosin L . /thole,
Johnston'st tavern, ono day In dnattst.
lax, after he heel repeatedly wild that
Myers, the defendant, was nel the men he
New there, pointing out wherein the differ
ence In appear.. existed. De Hoven wen
a mllorebles.,;dfaboll. l sceriercl, whose_
path immune to be that of e anaconda.
Yet Mr. Pierce, en honorable young gentle
man, bed been obliged to defend himself
[ against the elle wretch.. The reseal
knewnothing and 'why should he
be bribed. H is it.come to tele, that
the reputation or an honest,
warm
hearted. genial yong a metri.
Der of the berm ust h ave hman,
is charanter, oil
trlrrlfgr 4tl= r glic f P*lf e :Zgle b tgut
eneractented the witness De Maven, for the
moon that Mr. Richmond, ono of the
counsel, tad testine4 that such was Ids
tmrseter, as shown at Erie, In th e Una of
Johnston. Do Haven was the prinethal.
witness against Johnston. and Mr. Perrino,
es for Johnston, bad celled
[ witnesses, counsel
some twenty-olght,toprovethat
Do ilavenlochalucter for truth and veracity
was had. yet Lir, Perrino in now here pros
ending Myers, end bolstering npthe Mane
of the witness, De Raven. It was Wu:tined,
now; that De /Jaren bad not been
maned by the Government to testify, On
Tuesday Of teat week he was summered for
the defense his name having been written
Su a oubf... Ile wail then a witness Mr
the defense. On Sunday last he smut to the
room of Mr. Pierce, at the St. Charles betel.
wanted he had worn a creek. and
wan money to buysh trt
another one. Mr.
Pierce offered plea asbirt, but he would not
take It. Mr. Pierce then gave him flee
delhirs. De Haven next goes to
Cr,, My
, re .msmented that be bad no
meney. Mark the Ile! Be bad just left Mr.
I Plerce , s room. Lleobtalna flee oollars from
hirers for camp Meeting expenses. Now
mart the Scheme, or conspiracy. It wee on
Sunday. lie= not buy_a shirt. DedUltiot
[ no to sump meeting. The money, two dye
In.envelope,
banded hUr. Carnah., the District At
berney, and On Monday MOrmieg. •In
the Court room, It pmeineed as end.
death of bribery.. Did net the con.
.erns " 9i . each a ° b og o's"ree would 'the
chaacter of Mr. Pierce he permitted. Y But
I tee cougd,yoy dld not stop here. Finding
that the allowable De Maven was likely to
fail in his whelps,. sir. korrine. mutating
the Government In the proseoutioni, eters
In at th e lasi moment, wh. all chance of
copulation= ts cut off, and raises a gnus.
lion of .veracily between Mr. Fierce and
himself, me Deanna upon the alleged brib
cry. Whatever the harp°. of Mr. Perrino
the counsel and trio. of Ceti - ley John.,
Sins,) might be. in thus geles upon the wit--
nem; Wend. Alf eel
suffer, the defendant,
sheeld not beinad abbe was not
prevent and had ,nothing 10 do with the
tallsbetween the two lawyers. Mt./nitres/4
oath wee quite. good as Mr. Perri.% and
it was not for the et...AM to.ar.whlc l t. hf
womid believe. The ;patter, had nothing
whatever CO do with the case, and what Mr.
Perrino had paid wee In no way COrroborib
live or De IlaveiVesteteMent.
,
Judge B.closeri by stating that he believed
thedpfendant Myers wan the vlctdm of a
moat darthable, Wicked. sad foul conspire.
cy. Ile appealed to the jury not to convict
upon theovidence which had peen offered.
Toe Government did not demand it, Be
knots the seal Of. .deteettrell, and knew they
were a very necessary evil. But in all their
activity In treeing the defendant from post
to pillar• they had only been lade to
produce upon the wi th .. stand thieves
and lime
season Cr am.causamax.
It. D. Carnahan, gag., United Stelae Dis
trict Attorney, followed. lie was wearied
with the cur t had Th e oubt the Inn , were,
and also the (.0001. am was an extra.
ordinary ant 10 some respects. The 001.
doors bearing upon the real issue was 01
very narrow compass., although there were
some outside lathes, and evidersee adduced
m!ugly Irrelevant. The law' of the ease
had not been referred to In the long and
able arguments which ban been made. Ile
I. ' :l7l "" ktiVale d :n e t r s t Or C4 th
in e ligti d gth r
ks. Ile
the tune of fractional cannery and provid.
fog for the ptmishment of than who coon.
terfolted th exame. !twee made an offerm
for persons to have
torten national ei th er.. for toe
purpose of passing or c urrency,r selling It as
ommterfolt, and to constitute the ellen.
It was ...sassy to show Intention to de.
ud. The M of the ofassg
counterfeit money waefolsett crime ood. Th e Bran
upon the public wu not the woratfeeture, al
though bad enough, for tee realm that the
;Mime generally made the viotime. The
mime tends to break down the ObligntiOne
which hold society together. Perjury, Orb
eery, anything that money win Droner.
i
follows It. ..perjary. In the sanctriary or
)ustliscfrorn the Obligation of one brother
to exculpate another, Is tome lean the
mere crime of connterfolting, and la one of
11l (rolls. CoUntortoltOrX. es a elm,
slot generally known, and they are donate
toted like the varlou. UM/abort. of a lOd& s.
Awa up high lathe man who makes e
mone y
y. Another is a "dealer," who would
not defraud an
self
nai ninnoo or ti friend,
but who Tanya to self to customers, and deals
in counterfeit money as sort of 0101001¢.
di.. Then trainee the retell dealer, and
this Is considered the most dangerous
eth lktieoe n n . er but maya prnaitY ve ry lists or Is,alwo.
01. the oonnteriel4 money over his her.
Some of his ..eustOinora" My get Into'
trouble, and; In the language of the frater
nity, may ~ s ereaLl, yOr this reason his
Position lo dangerous. Then comes what
am calledthe!..hotergeerMlY trersling
thieves, and wanton are also employed in
posting counterfeit money. if any ono
happens to got into tumble, and ha is an
luirmrtant man, he must be saved. Tao
J . 011101011017 10, 001 safe blase,
as there, In his willtodo, _he may be
given to redoltlOry end his cOnfederates in •
crime outside Might vet be sato.
should he conelode•to repent awl content
him crimes. The Etifisgt4eint that Money
will obtain is secured. IlriberY and Perjury
are brought to besx.• :NClthlng Is left erldpne
by the oftaternity" tit Knuth , the release Of
an Important, member, knowing well. that
their handy dolmas upon"his helms pre
vented Iron consignment tp the nblitn4o Of
the roollentlnt9. '•-
airpidoLa assns! speekieg . at three
' Weimer foradlournment. Ile will
resume al argument at ten o'clock to-day,
11e410nithke fo, formerly tri.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Broi• oked Hamill Metalling
*Melee of . Agreement.'
Mr. .Tames llamin, who went to New
York 'on . Friday last, for the PurfX" Of
completing arrangements WILD Walter
Drown, who hes accepted hle challenge toe
Bantling match tor the chaMPiOnrra. of
American waters, returned yesterda y
s
morning, having been suCcessful, ast the
following, which we take front the New
York Clipper, will ebow: •
boar hat Lens we announced the ocean.
tance of ilatallPs propositions by Walter
Drown, and Intimated the likelihood a an
other match being consummated between
these lemons oarsmen, thoraDmanendiv.
mitten of Pennsylvania nod Maine, end the
two most prominent exponente of the short
and long stroke cm our Miters. This vweek
we nave the plasm:ire of entiounomg the
verification of our predictions, era wing
before our readers the articles of agree-
meet, entered into in this city. on Monday,
toe lath tostant,. Itsmill having come MI
the may from toe City of Smoke, to make
the. arrangement. Charles B.Elliott, of
Greenpoint, la 1., represented Drown at the
meeting, while Denny Leary acted far
Jimmy. The restate( the lastriese between
these moo caused more dissatisfaction and
excitement in rowing circles throughout
the country than any similar match that
ever took place rare, and will have the ef
feet. of investhlg the present match with
100021 more thee ordinary interest. We
oubjom the • " '
erxcLEs or Aosirxrar
- -
. . .
Between Walter Brown, of Portland, high.%
and Jame. llatolll, of Piano/Mb, i . e..
Article 1. An outside boat Deanne. anti.
tlel to the Inside traok only When her atarn
has been entactently ahead of the bear of
the inside boat to show clear water between
them.
Art, 11. Any boat swerving from a dirge.
course In order to impede the progress o f
the other boat shall be ruled out.
Art.lll. Tho oysta Snit tom for choke o r
position before starting In the race.
Article IV. The race shall tike place at
Newburg on the Hudson River, on Friday,
heratember S h, 1911, between the hours of
2 and t o'cleck, p. m., the moo to be five
male, two ant one half to the stake boat
and return, to start with the tide, turning
the slake boat from left to right.
Article V. Etnooth water shall be required
for the race, the condition of the water to
be Dodged of en d decided by the referee.
The gentleman named and agreed upon for
this elide Shall be applnnhad When the /et
deposit Ia pet op in the hands of the stake.
holder.
Art, VI. The boat shall be started at the
word no, said word to be given by 'the rat-
eree. Time shall be taken when the win
nhag boat crosserthe -
Art. Vi/.. ThelaCO &WIN:, for Urethan..
sand dOll.ll (COW) a side. •
Art. WILL Two hundred dollars a side
shall be deposited In the hands of the stake.
holder at the time these articles Sr. abyted.
Eight hundred dollars on Tuesday, August
Mth, between Um hears of two and three
o'clock, et the office of Willis' Spiry of the
Tony, and the balanee.Onn thonadaa dollars
eide, on Monday, September botwval
the hours of two and three cOckailt, .the
Clipper Office; either party falling to come
for ward at the time stated In thee articles,
shall forfeit the amount cmleally In the
handset the stakeholder.
Art. IL It the day named Is unsuitable
the rime shall take place en the first fair
day thereafter. •
[sig_A 50. B. 'ELLIOTT. for Brown.
/ Dams I..zaar, for
Jason H. Mutts, / .
Jona C. G800•31.$
•
•
A Pittsburgh Forger A
—The Harrisburg Fele:prep& safe Sat
tureu last we published an account of the
presentation of a forged cheek on , the
Second National Bank of Pittsburgh, at one
of our banks, for the purpose of having it
cashed, and added en extract from a letter
from the earthier of the Sitteburgh Bulk,
Mating that &number of eLmilar aback& had
been sent to that restitution for payment;
that they were signed by Thoman Hankm t
also. that several had been drawn In favor
of Baltimore mercbanta, by “Siichael Ed
rain," and the: . ..Rankin" and f•Killadit ,
were et:meow:4 to be one paredn.
Yesterday an individual stopping at one
of our hotels was seeu readirui our article
to Baturdars FriclifePh. and Immediately
iy down the puler and milk sway. Ho
•rall suspected of acing the guilty cue, and
informatics, wee conveyed to the Mayor..
office. The odious were Dismal 'ou his
track, and to-day officer Campbell succeed.
ed , in 'arresting lam to'the lower end of
town. tenon brought before Maud Ed
wards be was rely anxious to learn the
nature of - the _there. efirelutf. bit. Ills
Honor however. did not gave him the do
sired Information, bus repeatedly asked'
nameU:Lame. Finally si n. bated Hub his
was Michael lid Ile was then
Informed of the chanuagainet itimbot de.
Med positively that ne knew anything in
referee= to the bogus caul , ... Hr. J. C.
Bomberger, udder of rho :dubitable , Bank
f who had previously bun mint Orb WIM
,valle4astbusdotute !float-MK alielwwoww
utile man MIIP hen' presentad'at - cheek Lie ,
him to be cashed, last week, and at the
came time exhibited the forgel Defier.
.which reed as follows:
AII7,ISGT.
Second ifedanel Bonk, rofsbertet
Pay J. C. Bomberger, Ese., or order, Tw o
Hundred Dollars. Taostas Ruing.
When Ms check was shown, If drain
shook worse than If he had the ague. Ha
stated that If be had written the signature
of "Timmsae Rankine he Wei itin &mistake.
After hearing the cue, ards
committed Eliralutoprison in Mayor
defau Edw lt ed
five thous,* dollars ball, for a (ureter
A Gent Sounds Ultra for Two Years—
West Itostoweol Within Two Weeks.
Roh r = ElotitheLold street:
Dana Torthe bernellt of oil Demos
refiring front diseaeos of tho eye, I bog
leave to hand you the followltg swam
ovum:Lent of facts tOattnit upon my moo.
oukl trust you may 0100 10 the publicity
desorves; as It may pray o of Tut serf 100 to
many who are now Bunting . as 1 have
dot._.
Last July two yoare, my eyes became Ma
essed • tram gram:dated which pre.
dUCad. • painful disease of the carries, zed
totally destroyed the eight of my led eye
and was fast weakening and destroying the
vision of the right nee. 1 could hardly we
to dale, and suffered the most
torment and polo, rant heall *" ol= 6
visited Plallacielpla. and plaood wadi Ma
der the case of the distineolstiall intrgeOne
In charge of the Philadelphia Tye and Ear
Hospital, where I remained, at nowt of
ofom four hundred dollars. for the Ponod
several months. The treatment received
previously woe terribly rievereomblectlne
my eyes to warilication, hlistesmwd.
other painful ballatlOna• sod as the i
tal. although the system was mild,toilet
to have any beneff offeet towards Miring
me. I also underweetanyearere tnelllent
at the Ueda of amateur Burgeon% each of
shoat had different application. sled ere
waters to recommend, till- despallies .01
ever being cured 1 nail lost all hope of ever
00105 able again to see. /Ming referral to
Dr. Abore, by a ipeatleman
treatment, I resolved to place myself under
ho charge. Two weeks ego I elided
edge, made known my case and: reeelyeel
his treatment, which was laid to an ex
tome degree. Today my elm ere fellY
restored tot:mildness. I have re coy
sight and can me to read type of the emYl
eel character 'without difficulty. The re
turn of the vision Is complete and was ma
complished In out two weeks tame and
while duly thankful to Dr. Atom, I cheer
fully recommend Mat to MI persons antler-
Mg with damns Of the epa. '
MAW= M. ADAIR,
1101 Payette Morn. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Swore to and outweighed thla.l4th say of
ingest. leffl. g. •
.
r.
Stole a Pittsburgh Leith*. •
At ladlauayolis, on .11ainrday eoenlol.
Dann/ Garman, an Iriehman, and portir
the Post Ofileo, yes Cann la the Inter tole
bluff thenall.. tins/dolor. had been attached
to Goren= for several due and • strict
vetch was kept on him. On Saturday even
log Chief Clerk Russell lay down upon the
floor and covered himself over with &Oa
of ssa/1 haze, leaving email bolo to breathe
and see out of.' The situation . ..as • terrible
one. The pew/drat/op rolled off him fn
perfect stream, and at tames It seemed Emir
he would guffneate. Me perseverance was
ilnally rewarded by seeing the robber go to
ho Now York box and run over a packa ge
of letters, feeling theta to see Miley 00n
tamed money, from which he selected two.
Rarinated them, be greet to the to burgh boxmid took out. a latter directed to
Moiler Ruck A Co., Pittaburgh..malled
whichitcy, 111, which ha mat Of
he took e draft for (000 hundred and
simantpatx
toedolor's. While the robber gas
reading draft Russell emerged On. hie
hiding place and came op behind. Ile slap •
thel
pod the erimlnal on the shoulder with
the exclamatloo, Dan, NlPlthed
out... Gorman tercel .10•11117 Cele. and
begged Ituseell say nothing I t
It. Re
Confessed that b e had been .at It for some
time, sal elatmod that he had been ialisal*.
led to It try another party, Wk..* name he
re:needy.° give. , tar. li essellcalled the Otter
clerks, and they escorted GOrteln up to the
United states Marshal.* • room. United
seams Conordealoner Darla was sent for,
who held an examlnatletlinto the Charge,
and died I.lorillaa'll 1111. two thOnaand
dollars. Being uthblo to Welt, lie was
sent W /sib • . • • .•
=l=
Jame. WCabe, se old man,tesidlog soma
distance tram the city Trip the thratingthela
river, attempted to end his laistanco by.
d ro wning himsoth. yesterday ' morning. in
morng. It
.
appear. that he Ilea homara th er hamper
ate or late, and this morning, while labor•
log under manta itherrakion, he rushed
Into the kthmougthela river, a *host dis
tance. above the - bridge, and attempted to
put =and In his aulidenna llamas rescued
by some_ partied working In the vldmltyJ
and vamped to a dry plaza on the wharf.
lie appeared well- satiatied with the elorte
rimmed in hie-behalf, and °smi th Mina wt
lila pipe, lighted It, mid commenced amok.
lag. Mont hell an-boor .lutes lie sudden.V
3dmlledltp from his seat, and rushing dairti
to the river in .jumpod into the Wider:
lie wee again taken out, when an •thrilint
math took charge 01 him. and will keep him
under siirvelllanth lie 4 , at" to
Offleern to Trouble.
Joins Lowe, a resident of the Third wardi
made tufgrmatma yesuirdaY. &tout. Alder-
Inuit bleitesters against Thomas htorote
.4 4 .J.Oids S. bearkibis Of the Itur , rapali , ee,
for forcibly entry. no alleges In the inter.
math= thatthedetenderao conorglOook.
a tow nyoutegealtiet St • late oar of the
night, by brealdus hie dottr ogee. end 'hat
they arrested aim without cause. taking
him to the lockup, where be t•III•1•114
gnu) next morning. whe n tbeetuirlf
ed by th e stayer. there being no Charge
against htm...• warrant was leanest There
orobalily another side to this teeth with%
will Perhaps Change Ake feature* Of isle
-
I I
Mat* sld Item,
During I the tO the Borah elde,iceterday,
we collected %%ember of police; item% the
follOwlog of which were before
• +raven *nem. g
Blicabetit Peters made Mformation
egoinat William' Feltner, for skier, .0f the
DOOM it appears that WtllLrds the Wm.
motor of a cow, which troublesWrs Cetera
by &reeking 'down the garden )fence, sod
that Bra. Petersen eel( defoneeg fenced lip .
the cow, wprooeoding decidedly offermiye
to galimer, who, it Is alleged ter the prow.
cutrix, armed himself with a revolver and
came after the cow, demanding; her imme
diate release, and threatening N. shoot lint!
Peters unless his aemanas were complied •,
with. Ile was arrested and hell% to Court In
the nem orthree hundred dollen. The par,
ties reside at Biz Mlle ferry, dwin tOwn
ship.
John Bart mule Information against an
unknownlrishman, charging h with es
sena andbattery, earning that he struck
him, knocking htm down, and threatened
to kill him. a • warrant wee issued. The
parties reside in Brownstown. lie also
made information against Valentino Btief.
far. charging blot with a like offense. It
appearsthat irtere'sras a
genetgenalLoanln
BrownstOwn '
and that ame
second best in the affair. On a hearing
he wee discharged after paying the costs:
John/tell was committed to Jail row.
day on oath of his wife, on a Marge of al..
sactit and battery. The wife reconsidered '
the matter after her lord tad been rant over.
and applied to the Jollies tO hairs him re.
Leasolorhieti was allowed.
The following case was in East
Birmlug
halD, bolero
' statics =MIL. .
Phillip Boyle made information against
PhWp Remake, charging bim with ward%
and batter. Settled b 7 defendant Muhl
the costa.
Margaret Clemens dottrel bar Milhaud
Joasph Ciegferus with asamdt and battery.
she suega th at he beat and abused liar and
drove her out of the house, which lain Low•
er St. Clair township. Warrant issued. Shis
also mrtlo lulormetion against. Balser Clam.
ens, brother of her husband, Jotepti Mina
Wry and Jobs Yreistadt for 'minty of the
passe, Alleging Bat they threw bar fora.
tore oat of the homeand tlaresitencod to kink
her out. She also Informed asninsi the
same parties for conspiracy, alleging that
they bed sons red with her husband to
drive her from the Immo. Warrants Inborn
eases maned.
EMMILI2
of Birmingham, furnished the following
Catharine • Franks made information
against Martin Peter, cnanting him with
malicious mischief. Martin had been
dnising in frequent potations, and desiring
more, entered the saMon of the imosecstor
and demanded ih but was Termed. He went
oat of the holm. picked .7) a Masi end
threw It in the window. Ile was arrested
and in delimit of the required bail OM,-
mitte4 to answer St Court. •
John McCormack was committed, On a
charge of assault awl batten'. on °nth Of lar •
White, a teamster.
She Allegedt larlbeey ad the Vatted
- - -
In the Called States Court, for the Past
three days, Alfred Myers, prourietor of the
Sherman Home, at Petroleum Center, Ve
nate county, has been on trial. charged
with having In his possession and ailing
counterfeit fractional currency. Darillg
the trial, as will have been observed by the
foil reports of the proceedings In the GA.
errs., the Government adduced evidence
llting to chow that I. 11-Pierce, Esq., of
'PI tumble, one of the counsel for the de
fense. had tampered with one of the wit.
names. named. 48. De Haven. late of Pit
hole, and Latterly, we believe, • resident of
Akron. Ohio. De /Wren tells the stagg e d
his own Infamy, and makea Mr.
with himself, Or.
=Cr 0.11,1 g.
oath. In 'the Most positive terms,
We need not here repeat the different
statements. ; At first; it appeared that De
Haven was an
G witness, d that,
-Pierce moat bane knownrnment
this tam. This It
now 17.1 Ceded, la not the use, ft lent
the counsel for the Government did
snow that De Haven hat been 41
summoned. It seems. howeyer.that Was
'abject to the inalpalations of a •idetiso.
sleep at whose hideout_ be came to Vona.
Prom al that trans, and waylaid close
attention, we cannot resist 'the con=
that Mr. Pierce has been male a
that the case, an developed.; to use issealme
pbriee. went up_il on hr.
A. 8.. V
hmOnd. Zee, .eletmllule.
Hon. P. 0. Shannon, of this city, mad a
most earnest and eloquent detente of .
Pierce, with whom they were , se•onistaf SS
counsel for lepers • sad the. former gentle
man took oeessidn to tonstatalltect
self on Ws escape from felling IMO the trap
which he firmly believes was arranrediter
him by Do Hamm, the - mum in whiCli be
heA.eumered. Or. Plebes.; An oinline of .
Viet sermarlor or , thepa Wygpsiltrs
%re sat: T .t o e o ge w
Wirt Attcleng bat fa - ossambis
argument last svanhnr. PIM conduct Grata
trial has been ebaracterizad with theism-
I meet 'fairness and with that dimaltbAnd
etratatitiorwardnese becoming In an omen
~at the Government. .
Too Natal
,• • .
Robert Howard,scoloredman,proprantor
of an eating talon m th4aleltaMY tsar.
ket, information steaday -before
Mayor "Marmon against . Isaac WILIDlois,
a colored boy, wla has far some t ime
In
been Ela einploy, charging Elm a oh-
Lama goods under tram:intent rePragsgutai-
Lg appears that Williams ban far
Kona days past been VillYing W./AM game
. on Ids eurployer, bY maltiag *marl prtr•
chime of
to
candy, go, which he , tout
charged to Mr. Howard. Hama Dosunno
modal in • number of those attempts he
concludod yesterday to exteud ids over.•
tars, and do business on a largermaw:
accordingly whiled Soblelelas octuf on
cry, and ordered drawn gallons [dice
Ha mated that Mr. Howard hadanorraw for
that amount fora ple alp, and had &roasted
htm to prom:ire It. Mr. S. oecilued to do.
Um the ,0.0010 until he made Dularriar
recelyed a written order. Mr. Howard was
asitt , o and wham informed What Lose
wa• doing, at ones made an lamination
against Elm as tasted above. He was an
by oMoir Hew. and alter ahmrlag
was o=3:rated to the Home of Beluga.
I==!
potmler place of resort fez the bin
loving portion of our Unseal', which has
been closed for a brief puled, undergoing
repairs and improvements, 'All be rtropen..
ed this evening. The house has teen thor
oughly renovated, repainted and papered,
and the emery, under the artistio hand of
Mr. Rebut Truer, of Thilatielphis, pre
mete an appearance quite =Brent and
far superior to what It dld. A magulticent
duo curtain, representing *view of Lake
IA Maggot, painted by Ur. Fraser
bs . has been
sutituted for the 010 me, and will be
quite an Improvement. , A number of Mars.
In the profusion have been engaged fsi
the semen and the entire eompnhp has
been selected frOni among the best artlats
In the conntry, Seat enterprlae nub to
ho rewarded In Tittsbursh.
alma Templar. as Ilatai*ara.
•At meeting of enmity Lodge of Good
Templar,. bald in Odd Wallow. WAIL Calm.
town, on. Monday evening Lest.the *Jin
Ind °Meets Imre Inetolled : W. C. T., James
C. Whaley; W. V. T., Wise Ellen W. Bows
John 31.1tenouri W. A. I. MAC: LW
ingetont w. E. a., C. Kt= Te WWI
Sendi BrOwndelat W. At., Oberlin lAvinge.
tont W. D. N.. Met 'Annie Kingt W.O.
Leonard radian:lst W. I. U., Mies Sad* Oor.
MY. George W. li.
8.. ).Cl . elude Lit:maul w.. a.lllra O.
Chappell; P. W. C. T., Rev. A. D. fan. The .
Committee on rinanow inandiet of Slows.
A. C. Snow., a. Cleft maul . .lames Stamm&
The Lodge Is in a very floorlabing *omit.
Coo end Is doing good ware for the UMW
=M
,
J. McClintock made intormation beam
Antennae MeMsaters, yesterday, ageism
1. It. Mad an. On. afrging him with fah
“..y Y bailee. lie alleges that in January
Menthe:won barroved from ben a 0011 and
pair of
ty &nee stating that he via Irani to
par, and thit d return si
gma tha next der. He.oul get the oast the
And
gloves Out tailed to return them. .11uteble
son vnui arrested keel gave bell for his ap.
pearance at Court to server the charge,
Itettrisut tat lusentstarlettlniguifie.
Bollesoaregted on Frldny last, - for
pullet Catititaneill money in- .Yesiangq
county some time daring the past tar. bad
an examination. helm, Ckentanstioneg
apron' yesterday, and was disokOgad—no
inntnannY being PrOdaced gotn g to show
that he had pawed the money, knowing it
to be counterfeit. or with a Moutons Wank
The tletendant la the party who Untitled In
the /dyers case, on Taming, that he hag
boon arrests.. in plebe's, and' aliatiariva
try Esquire lliaheerget. . ,
. •
- Ire itllata,
Belesea.—Fea a t PaDst eaten. ?Sinai
cants. This Is a thoroughly sensational
novel of the best order, written with plait
power and fascination. .
The scones York Chia sad=
the banks or the/Jailors. • •
Tile leading aureate= rail= 10. the Matt.
es walks of Ufa
41: proraneat ' , Detective Offieet s
=may la IL sail las opiesu?opo . a
are lateluelY eaeaill. as Are Mira
of =ls valuable body of aien la luau ~..„,
ntty., - The title le aptly amen, obeelled
gr m... daysaVi e ie to all soneerasd la IL
WO eua . pro= GIN= Man a Emit
tract. and ant= Spilt great poaarill.
/Or. We ay , emu. . -
Ia Meel leastsisonn—SarahMCE rata
girl whose *man and berainlttal wa *Used
It yesterday.* Germ-m.on two charges of
Islemir. al/ ears to tune been In Um tales-
Ing fowlers for soenetlme past. Yesterday
morning lir. Wm:Peter., of McClure town.
ablm coiled at the Mayor's °Mee and lodged
another Information against Per. Earan, Sl
appeals, was employed In Mr. peters' feml*
17, and when atm left Ml* alleged that she,
carried off abreast-pin belonging to lin.
Peters, and valuag at tnenthilve dollar*.
The. PIA bee been recorered, having beet',
Ellen by the seemed to bar Meter.
OA ;‘, Plewdeg.-11. Tierbeltsr, 01 Ins
Broadway Saloon. earner of Vitut and
SIMMSIeId 11.201:48. had a diglonity
AndZOII Bender. au employee In the eaten.
llatrmant, mul. Lt ie alleged Ir.lorred Min oat
of the boom, Xosterday fodder made
Information, before Alderman atottalderi
against blot for assault and batted - Y. A
wermat wax MAIPST IMOW .
Vlerballer to be aim a bender. before, but
there anneals to be near:dad abeetit, utile
Naa Lea Warn to Bp.
"1 ,1 = 1 40.,,ieW7Vait 3 :;..1
THE WEEKLY. GAZETTE.
elm -
wasisaav "uromanrcanair.,
& 11rn.Mo4 coatatatog Coto •
1:122n1 or tatartalMar Malmo tatkortoaeltattai
tub= 241torlals. brat Mew to zarimpo
and Wai4. rataabta . Iron= Illicit tar Mt
tototty, .all Mon and moat Waage Ottout."-.,
alai and Oasaseratal Narita Broom me .,
any taper la is. atty. - No Iraratar, Xerbaalcar
**reboot shoold bs irletant It.
iet TWIT 011trreta -
SLO ss .
1.
! Mato at 1.10.
tvltat, onorogy Of rapist to Ms panantoottoo:
the elan. Additions to grabs an to xts4., at
• Aar= to erscrixelf.-11 =desist ions
payer. bp me sad 'rail what, edition lOU
rust, so we tsar • W•oluida7 Edltloa for eab
mentor lath( bat cartuall weak.
aritin.7 blO.Bl, Parrs, Mori, WO.,
illestumMlLa tuffs, may be Own ai ens flat,.
• Aalltriss. UAIST/Irs
1 . , ass Espleatamt ,
! Yr. Joseph . Witizion, ,Inoprtator of the ,
?sot Worm, No. if Smithfield street, wadi
Isere:rely burned hat night by an ei - ploslon
' isf ifee In the cellar. The beam in which •
'the hrokelon occurred bat been aimed Inc .
Moor or tire Intake. doting which time _ the .
gas had been turned OM Thermostat wee re.
opmed yesterday end the SIM tur.ed,On -'
LiStie lea about five detach irrthe ermine
Mr. °Wanton dmeovered thud VW * " 4.-
osplng,sanaftereitamintna the yII;WS abave
'rent to the cellar, wren, taelteaW Wu
ant was unable to Ind ,wher• Hems. ..
elenerelne• He then went, to MO meter..
Watts nitrated In the corner Of the Cellar
some distance from the hamar, but found.
that It Was so . With. Male , not Seereer• "
thin and veto-men for a candle., Altar t
get nit the candle he started dower the cel;
lex s pe /aside of the :saloon, and had Iwo.
bat few steps when the osl.oll
took place, burning bin face, hair expl and left
hand severely. It mature. emu. fort,.
mite that be went Lathe oellar when he
so a few , boars .later the gee mutt have' ,
reached the burner, which is situated very ,
1 . low, when be conasonencle would' have 't
been we scrams. • .
Shawls for 111.75. at CUD. Walsacs
of our Stumm Shawls wary cheap.
•
..Bars • Bata.
Gilead own Mewls.—Sdanoheeter fe motley
eae roelitTtel
Aojrr_o iwater=lte.ease =d rl bll Zna ~b..rsani ,api
2 attnail=o . re n tor
an *.
thi tliciehminK
their lumael fitted • tip witti g hTand t :Ml
water would do well nYmolleiton N. BM , 4
die Bra, the yrell.lotownnractloal PIomP
am awl Elm Fitters: 'While they do their
work in a workmanlike manneri ttele
&arm are extrinsuity low. Thais eatab-
Ilannentimm Beaver street betweenlirank.
Riumsels for 511 asota;"•old'recantly
Neneteed Onoottlienttbeet
—Tor Inuit' Being so /*decal' . adapted to •
ell kinds of trafk... Butt to the caplet/yet -
the Weetifkoring Machine that we have at.
nays elanned ft So Ite-the•bestatiohlne in . .
the United litatos,tretwo now.elalm It to be
the hen flithe World-00 says the Parts Fair
of 1E67, oat of els heyowo reProlottett , ' Cell • •
and assadne ft at 112 Grant street. .
We seri /Dry Gown both `ln IMAMS,'
and rettilottal we, en tonsequence:. .
&bled to Imp •Ifirgterrisul math better an.
some men, to men °beeper and sly° lbe.
Mdln more smarm quantities
t l ese.lnslvejobblng houses. 'Beall tnev. •
aunts are lamed to ermine our stork. .
•
J. W. BAZZIM 8 Oa, •
We ace lizirelopes et Inn then
Mittel% prices.
.I.l2xitrr, Artesesow P. Co, •
- . 811, 71.1 th street. ,
. .
Oaetido
Ode for Diants. Cramp la the ettotaaah
or BOwels, Cledcas 'Mertes, oontalw
nothing ttritatlng Or inPuloaa to the Ma.
aah. it Is cheap sad infallible- Evety Laza.
fly thattriee 121 mom will•kely otk band •
readytorlmme4lKe use. Bold 1:7 alt drat
ma !Wad*:
.
Iterstoos.—ln noticing the guests st the
summit Hotel, Unboatown, oor oozrespou..
dent OCRlikelni air. J. L Xbornsuss with the
People's Line of the Monongahela Packets
Wand of the Nell Lbw of summers. ',hien I
that courteous end ob/liPhir IPo/t ls .ma4 rep' t
E=M?l
ornadate Lair.—ln Dalton. Ohl*. the pro.
blisters of band mans and hardy. gorillas
are yermtaned to more on by a =lnitial
One of aft. Thia, impmted aailig SO otdtatia
the *margin of pront” Mid emigration and
Celnurs—Sxtra wide a:411mo qballti for
Camas. wart&Ss *data. • • _
• Bena &
Wrlr largest Ely wheel. In
the Waited Skit= Is being built stWillining.
ton D• 1110.14% '31.0 forma nal ridll engine
of ituirennkrikantaBteolConmany i s works,
below flag atty. - Trio Wilmington ammo ,
Mal says Abe ;viola Is attraming w gmat
deal of attention In trustplace._
Ws sap Plellbat Ziorelepirtatles.Xttuut
Plane 1101nedassse• Cdni—Con bettor
91. erre= YarM
13° 1 4. 1 titlo hc rf I :n44U found than
tt s. t Urns bonort4 i. 14aro of Jama,ltutb.
H ,
W .
'- ee eetaterrllay a double walled Jew
Pilawr of the aware qualit7, from
•-
7. Lasso * Go.. ea 111.1ta street.
w. nr. lielltittltervalopis it lest ttun
EYta Ziartz,Attimiuir & Ca.& Pit;.Atratt
. • •
Cold loassalfwg 11114.
jr. 1 . 1% J..
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itbmwmoc_ar,seivson,
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JACZ—WOODIL.Ou Tbssgagi 'Amin-- I
at tb• rechisarslat.gbe brida , s mother. by Ma
Ur. T. 8. Hodggen, Yr. L. 8. JACK. or Leath., 6
burg, Penna.. slid IW. LMJB.A P. WOODS. of k,
Pittsburgh.. Xs amis. . ' .
BFANGLICB.—Oa Wilmot/lay swain; 10-:
Iran H. 616 o'clock, Gi9a4lll
tale Za...17 5 aS AMIPIXOOX. .t.
4 Ocloat, from I& liSa Madams, NO. NO Bea,
ves atrett:Allettveirf . • • '
lITZWAST.—.Oa Wednestltt morains. - 140:
Inst" at cholas inf•atasn. THOYaII a..61.4.1W
nTR &RT. a4aftadaoaof JAM*. and Ilangaral:.
Jane Onslev, won llautatto sad is day,. ,
NEW ADVERTIBEIIEUMI.
A LireGiairizi.UNDEßTAßEn;
nto. }ISO Toaxin stmt. rinstatish..
amnia of all Iints:DELTZEI. OI.OVZS. and
Inn daisidattia or laden Tarablitas fnada"..
Minn& aksaaacniassa dismal!
Itaniainnsaraker..Dand am, Day.
W.J.nisana D.A. Tbasaa lades. Itaq..aa-4
66•1111811 i.
TpUt AID LICILL222, lomposinr, to the
late 15•92u1 Z. Boasen. .79 . 9, 29 P 219 Stmt..
Una doca 'emit Besiar, Aneateay Qtr. lit-1
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mood Imitation 09224 9* it* Wren redoect
Winn. E.C.X eign It boari. Ail aal 2494
Beane andearearig MM.& 92 atintiiinkai
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--DzirrArm-Oilles. 204 Oitto MEM:
Amon,. Mdaltle. Bosewaad aa4.olkar3o4.
fah iritb iegablite inbet et Amid bgitlatair t
pals es bud. andi Ila7alahs4 sboitat
at Wow X4a.k.3100 Ott lama
au of Plarturblineirps IlMarlk;.Carrlages..
siumiaidohipprogadma ticum;'
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ta.Wood , i Bat sag ,v4sivatg: 4,*61,4. Awns
Iliaohmiter Llvia t IStaisOxrast„ Ithall*4 sas(
CluirtLas etefi; .731inelali-Quelammi
. s. STEWART, llndertaiiiir,
""" Dam. it icusras ind mem 11241rAit
Enna WIN.. s *ow at 441Iparisu41,
Omura. • • • bill* awniatmiain...'
Gl! 7 1 ' •
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xvi.. eau aninmitral tintxr, vtriiotri:
ersiztaTAckieitiiig:-.‘j
WEDDING
ts wr, SOLID GOLD,
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DUNSEA:TH & Co;
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'Bovril! 88Eu D .. noiiii_aunz sway,
TtA, 31601717; cpu?s,
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irentb.-11* ban Els wasViralwitde oak=
sad usts.sisatiaftia. [Raft la -Imo,
blowout twasis. awbsuass taw m. sa.os
fete. WA; all luau ereattlau;en.
Ito sum". tkis Mutt* LI 41 reanniftals:
sad Os Into equal to liana Weston' !taint
mt. Tout Amu NUI be sol 4 vervo, tor
IMICS sad particulars WI .t.Dirmni. gELLV
um Nam:one& mazer omtawmaarrilb.-
TO MOO IMINPF.LOTIMERS.--
Wa oak. soi a. ovrarr litOX
WOR1• stteite Is Cm nonalf. , 0.•••••_ to
which la Staakkl2,lllllacrt•or ilim•Alki•••••
Inn of whir-U.oot Muds( 1534. , 21•••••••
am combo la , lizemastite• bola or 114 slakes
teas ors. than and Mail swab. 'Yu
dual Ao• tkod• walks Laps ) 0100.1 " 1w
1 ' 0 = 0 .7 ;aloft,. LOAD ab•adiut stasis 1..
to US. This ressonsti sun , rat Imbiamatat
Mitaltats. Var, saw imarst OstaslitteniC
4ad Was 1•01 r• if DiVAL• • JIM•IL.
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cants