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l'e°1••
RH EDITION.
a," NIG,Erm
. CAPITAL.
:ig . .llLlgtenumt Concerning the
Arrival • of Military..
Ten-Forty
Jew Davis.
't 1 JIG taett
4sociation.
voimtilittneteic rracnjj
t:‘ A. Currency
PP:t2V . wesai ea ugarltUbargliOlso44.3 • .
.ft.^llPantrnadtm..... 1 8 C 7 .
Aziusm. griulMrixr-ircerriancerr
Ha.
51;:i4Tar.tt* :le*, 430iilioliWeel
• tiVeilf**ii 1130 eb.fttopz eixaitainent,
aid an:lanai 'the intention of
the Preeldent.to . ronst 43carreaa, Sevin
conipiinkitiot W . ° 2th liifintrY, together
With. a iiistaaithiint of troops from Bich-
lificW ,are reached hero within a few .
=
And - will do' garrison: duty in the
.The recent order of the. Provi
dent' 'disbanding. the" colored militia,
ingtother - with the taepoch of the
DeedinaOf Cowes, taken in connection
with - the sr ri of troo hare caused
neeparrfts stories of an charac
ter babe chembited. By inquiry at bad;
tinders ft is ascertained that no ignift-
INCA* to be attsehed tethe presence of
front this 'Limo
MITCI.IIIr 00111LITITS..
,
It 111 expscted that S. Ml meetng of the
Judidary Committee of the House will
be held at the Capital on Wednesday.
The members are not.all hare yet, but
Hr. 'Wilson, the ehltirminAuwassmanoos
that all will be present at thettedis meeting.
Tin median ofthe Comnit
manna Into the condact of the President,
will beillseuised and the nature of a re.
pert to be antunltted to Congress - agreed
pziiefewiTarr-OXDPIRD•
Tba R. Y. Hecairs special' says:
Goosed Emory Ma issued en order dis
hsßftwall
_lrrinponsible mUltary cam
ills,...waft .and.- white, organized in
This has bean &he under
the 4041liastraation of-Gen. Grant... ..
iliW.42.lSenS MUISUPPAITi.
• Milt Ttsscs &Mani sal t Glen
ealHheriden.befinteaesured of he good
a t of (kennel Hayes In the future,
ledagraphed General Grant rooomm.md.
lug a &approval, of his -removal as
sheriff: hir.lhalleat then declining the
appointutent,..Theyes was restored.:. ...
isiirobirief the Treaaury yester
day me' dirod — offire from large borties in
Lo w
for tbo purchase of ten-forty
bond% large lota. He has decided mot
to seeept them for the present, though It
is grate certain that should he ecoarlude
to loaf-the twenty or twenty-one mil
lianywhich still remain unissued under
the netoUldarch, 1801, he would find for
tatimmitrompt sale at fall ptitot,-
ACRIOLMIC• AT .11AVANA.
•
OnOrtoo . Conan] General at Havana
to tho Btato Department that
the Is sertetm at that. port. It la
,hipolared the number of mars is on the
•
9dedittant Burgeons Middleton, Nolan
and Thonapeon have been relieved from
du4p hum and orderedthe Filth Mill.
tau - Spojertment.. do F to_
eecative Order
imued reVoking the dishonor*
an an aids mee showing
h i e was honorably. acquitted by a Court
Martial of the'charge,' against him, in
- • •
„law botrzersurErr.. • .
I:ntringneferal &aye past asunliers dC
ispudinui tine:Ay-Ave mot notes have
beep put In elzenlatlen.' The towns mu , .
rener,it a telltrthleker than the genuine
and the gram:tan the beak atritle lighftr;
the citeette or Feseeelden Is a gooderood
citSeind.net &steel engraving..
'pompom . ccuteesiriorr ATronesr.
. ,
Thelinpratne.rourtfor the Diable% of
Ooltunldithaylng an:token Mr. Bradley's
naatifroni the roll attorneys, ho has
redghed his *Moe all -attorney . for the
'llolll4 . o . 4o4tat'of Washington:l :••
rirsons To
. 7 42CN1 ilialthld and fillglaltlti ‘in 110
Its a. tad frotothePatent 0 for the. ent
Malta thelOthinst., being the Unroof.
,treat *Furl In one week.
-;1 7
~Assurorrier stolinanty: •
,
'..l4,4,teeent Meeting of theillashlngton
iirstioner Monument Aasodation, it- watt
raided Mit a Committee be appoints&
Wake Into ontaloangien the question
ntheng fonds for the completion alb*
indatunent, to swat:upon any plans
annesttal,iuslineinite an appeal to Con
, ~ -1 -711,1i1;411/:, JXI.7;LIPIL•
The Government will be reedy on the
2Stli iti..zeneee4 with Ms trial 'et Jett;' Tharlev=pesunnent is :possible in
.ortler Abe Madre 'of the gent/e;
inen;Res=both 'ldea• Unit Chief Jnattoe
cfates shall alt,witb Judge Underwood.
"INIST
.
mows is
uortillNM4r.
mrsummwbownmuuwo...
Naw Yartati November 11.,=-Ity arrival
ftSupat Thonnutwo base the partimbirs
of apse: littnicone width lasted about
fourthosusi taming up
and
lifting
howls from their fotuadatlons and lath
ing MGM tapiosas. Ethipo, stemmas and
=TOOltallireirto dashed tosotherand
rar role sixty - Yesindt were sent
atarinS, dhmasted Or sunk, and a num
blear ths"etranre Mat: Thomanda on
lantrlan twaswiemandatufeting. The ax
ailinaintls 'nary great- It ta haposalbie
nowtailatiniatethe lass-but It must bet
Oath* Morning of the .itli,there Deng
linhastiona of a sterna the paftagers a
thiStild Mesmer Conway did not feel safe
t0...g0 Ss sea In tow, Aand wished to be
trindirrstt to the 'Rhone, anew steamer
of*he,Lne,rhere they might consider
thastme
d,irmeOn ato ey tranah In moor a strum.
said both They,
vets mcorme 1
missehtput tb se4blit 'daring the-attsaa
the Ilbormatintek on Patera Ilan ,
bakickexPioiled, and !A 3 re-. 1 . 0 i#
the somptyment SWslis Kneels,
Co mm= thrown on Tortola ittdand
cad Nothin g dellttlha
Iu thG• IaiAW I & X ICS= I- tl 'ir
d=tiortsemittkattbe town* 1
and a numbex of Dom lost. - z
Tie: stilmanythatunhisn , "eatits IrOlt
shim* 11 s'aiseki and 2 O'ck4l was
falk Attd . ;,wetuathiet. liar
COOP inik at from eatamitillOrkto
The' bock of rth,e 00P.0121 t 0;
t v arnit.°Ta'Tbe 4 =lTZ
YeadtMitatadtheday atter, d neither
4 99 1, 4 1 4; 0, 91,tbaa siLranbruSte.
irs zL aiii;i4cw
.lassinaresal ser=l,4.4 - 14
ear Td.amoal:Vi iimbi;siaissiaa;)
!:./1 0 #4 30 1 0 4 ,4 '.: I L 4 a O /PS ., WIZ
Arro'bel 1 1 0 1 ,411 ffont!Tiffi chunni BAm
deki tithe;! . ctuiria *jilt • apqcalciiiillii
:ftLatdiniesuini;Coliiiiiorr:B9* .
•
el ist
ection In Rlehmon le d. , are
learhansimber. Ist. Coadngtu2
IngSattlnaer and run. -...24:1Tnr.
drunkenness an do ..* Sd. - .FOrr Abate.
disuse of orders. 4 For' vhdation of
the Nth article of war. The names or
upwards of ono hundred citizens have
been sant up as witnesses. An Install.
grahm et thee° charges and spectilcallons
wit' shaft Sakevlnee, thottgii: Ws not
Maned • court martial be ordered.
An affray manned In Richmond this
nrionithe betlinnealk r ash.BeiTy end Tema
Whiti,espOrblatrthe later was wounded
tritkena*.tiV 4 Pifkol ;abat: .Barry was
lrc November. 11.—timerd
tydvansgertotr ordered '4 court-martial to he &Id o n 'tie instant to try - the
case of Cal. Rowconduotoe of the oleo.
Lion hare.
Thii-.lbaPaterr bee CM aCCOULIA of the
ni=tic orß hnmerly ,Ho
nt Kin" wiwam optultrYbY
newel AzJittatoptanaa roads or t
arrest, th Ch e e , ri m
ng_leadars. by tic) civil an
&WM 'tort the blacks bate reld4ed SpFl
the mlll had been caned for:
The , oltizons pub
lish", cad to-morrow:, disavowing the
isatiinents tittered by Lind
my, the colored deb:gate to the Conven
tion.
NEw voßic.
. . .
ray Te!agnia ioritiratint cierattn.l
• NEW 7ionk, Nov. 11., 1867.
The - et ten .1:lanolin surd , Chicago
from Europe, have arrived. :
'cutracif Errzsraos.
The Lannon order or Catholic Prison!
have purchased a larg e tract in Brook
-I,rn; on which they blend to erect.*
~u.tilcont church, •
IRAILROAD CARS
In the gnprethe Court to-day, in tho
application or the Erietatd P Waldo
Railroads to kayo eir nts
oesdie Glidden, J th udge has dis
missed the matter RO fares the Pennsyl
vania road
ey ar e a foreign concernedcor, o po n
rathetion grcnind
that th; bat
has mado no docbdon as to the Erie Rag.
MAIL oktTnacrr cum
name is on trial of John noia.in'a
Menet Eitut. K. Oita. to recover .310,000.
The plaintiff clahnod he wag Interested
In a postofiloe contend to run nuns from
Alai:anon, Sams, to ifoleotn that de.
fondant contracted that if ho would re
lease bis Interest in the contaast,no other
ICea could obtain It, ba wan= plenum.
),OCd; plead/ICA sostil-13the'otWoi
malt oontreet bat *tied to pay. The
defendant clairoty mkt . the ocmtradt Is
void for want of cosuddendlaite and as
being - cannery to pablic
mum vxmarzu LAND . L.
two ht else on Gill- of Dart against
Walker and alums, to remover Immo by
Town of am alleged deficitof eleattedanta
not contributing their alleged share 'of
loss arising from and axle
of lands in Wedt VI during the oil
excitement..- It:was by thoplain
tiff that the coat of the property was loss
than the amonntreprosented:
. .
At a hal meeting at the Union-League
Room, tanight„. apeeehee wen made
add 're:Oaten; adopted ex - primly* of
Darrow etthe &hither 90r. Andes,
reaptapt for Ina menuxrjr. , , ,
:xas►ntraai
Friak"S ,
Las been . extradited-to
the British crorrerearterit ou chirge of
r?Fi~v Ns.
IaWMiM
Les ftliimplui tie PuttbirthOsultml
NNW °shrews, ptoventber IL—N6
deaths from`ellow liver ware reported
yedordayoridthere vrerenoripplicarlotis
to the Howard /...^tatioh tor retie&
The Bremen ship Carl arrived_yester l
day bringing another load . of German
'mailgrams. . Texas 4spersannounce
the arrival of large numbered German
Immigrants in that Store. -
•The 4:learner • Elt. Mary, troM Brazos,
his arrived here. The yellow: fever was
bad at Rio Grande City. -
There ha a sited contest for the Gar
ernorship- of Tamaulipas between Gen
erals Manton, and &Mira.
Several citizerisof htatarnoris recently
charged certain civil officials with being
ooncerned dn.an attempt et revolution,
Whereupon Col. Palacio szrestodand im
prisoned them.
Another poptdar attempt at revolution
will he ausloptsd before -three months.
Northern Mexico bas gone 'strengly
for Jewett for President.
oommmElD =wc(iiW.p3
-Gen. Sheridan ht atlll In New: York.
—Gen. hicelehan, upon Me snivel to
liTrrork, will be tendered 'timbal° • rs
caption and the ieedon elite city. The
Board or Coundhnen hare so resolved.
—Myer - Finn, in the shirt Inatneat
New York, has been arrested toe setting
tiro to Ids promises,
—Seth W. Pique telt New York yeti.
terday, prone' ming to walk to San Fran.
Clem in one hundred and Say days.
— The W1:4 11 3e16/11Lnktpit.
can vesiendlost, made tz a 1 trip at,
New York yesterday.: , :
—Mbn ii pook and Nip Norris, nab
eioriaries to Calcutta, Usher; Williams
andltein,E, C...Lowe,*rt. route to China
and Japan, sailed from, New. York yes.
—The immense Coal beep ou dzimrd
docaa, at Jericor Mr. have been on Are
forserveral days; from spoithmeous 00111 ,
—The Anteriden
anon meets in New York on the .I.oth.
joiirrewsen,clgar ipekers 'of
inunlberoitwo‘thotut
and, ant on a strike ibr, higher wages.
Some demand thirty. weep!. increase,
STATE NEWS..
—The Waynesburg .11epublime says:
On; Wednesday last a .nomadic • dstkey,
givingthe name of /ease Dane, attempt.
ed It nameless outrage upon , the mere
of a little white girt named ;spree= a ed
_
about twelve years , and living in Wayne
aawaaht• p, thii county: The ;ordeals:a .
no far as we could ascertain them are_
that M company with two- other girls"
ernallerthan herself the girl was con
+/silage bunch of patterns kranelghbo ,r
when they were overtaken and Soweted
bythe negro. - At a 'tub:able - moment
he seized the eldest and conveyed bar
into. the wooda- Her consprutions fled
and conveyed the nOVii to a man near
.by, who Immediately proceeded .to, the
rescue In time to premmt the ommunnam-•
lion of the deride , hellish carpals. He
was brought here and confined :in Jail
oa Thundey, last to await trial. His fa ,
dal appeara tre nee desinibed as repulsive
in the exme, ,of muscular' build,
and' about die feet-ten incheshigh.
There Is no extenuatiotr for, this spades
of diabolism, and' it is hoped ' that the
lawsrill be meted out in Di&
—The heading Diaparchhas the fellow
ing: John Kline, of Hamburg, a young
man about twenty years of ago, while
_out , on Thursday last, met with
a accident.. He, was holding iris
gun by the mule, the stock= w m
when a stamp, the gun slipped, re
tho hammer bammeranddlwh the contents
throngh his band, it in a shock
-Weare informed that ihe wife of
Solomon. Hockuutn, ;who %resides, near ,
the silliest. of - Monza "Pleserint; - ghee
birth ter theltitebuTs about a 'lrma' hi. Isary,
Kr,employed so a term band '
therm:math, and loin rather;
cinimushmees. The babies - =-Irsighed
eighteen pounds; and the ere doing MI
Inn se could be -..Yrite,perettts ,
receive many ineeen 3.,tt e r ,„ ' frona.
•hba - 4 0 0
will eutlientlarek:- "sea. bc. -- ..Asii!*;
GAioNWST.P.'
.9417.111..,:
ZMVAULt;
sw
se taktuA*B6.o.4*3
X4 , 944,2f9 1. 4!";Ab0g1eri 4ilgccpc
,aXl D Sl o 4 o. ei liP: Th krOi*lnr:cbw6 of
- ":llsteetrom tho City - WrlitakteeNte . .thi
Stlt had., , state that , ittbnireleir
'hilardellierrosl .
dent Juarez, and the retrains 4 1wr41,..
mMtan wore to - be delivered;le WilVoll .
the 6th.
The gawky elected Mexican Conicreiti
dlleantaist.rcanyiltrarablat toJcutees..
Nsam'i.t-'sall.
fly Ukt rlttillottO EIAMM)
Ve=3ll=
the ieeident at it deflect inmate: a switch
thine** _station; on -Atte llpdebn
BlverNallroad; oniaattirdaY.B44 eight
curs of sm extra freight train bound south
were theairri ficuirlhe 'track end badly
mashed up. Nobody wee Inland, but
the trains were detained some hours" by
the accident. " A. huge tbronotwnrimmot
wore sent lap from this city to angst In'
clearing sway the wreck. sad #oltqk are
now rurming regular.
. ,
0•10411111011ek
Ear T.l•grapik te the Piltabserett 0111414•12 ,
ALICANY, November ...lie—The:trial of
General Cole far the murderer L,-Ilarris
Hisao& has been amod till the next
term'of the Court of Oyes and Terminer,
owing to the absence or materiel
nesam
. •
Wasting. Use Ireshatrissa
Ely =WWI to the Pfnawnoll %Mena. j
ouut,lgovalubsir IL.--Waslon. the
r ( a n" astalasc.- arrival:bane -fro Writhes twouty-sight mil m- Oiled*
es,) about nine
o'clock, this morning. Ho says that ha
Ls now eightoon hours ahead of time.
tar Snsearass ts Ms runsenta shunts.
Tom November, /L—The come
oration
thems Walab; - yesttrday, yam
one of oat impressive Catholic cere
monies ever witnestied in Canada. •
MOB MON.
THREe'ti.'CLOCK A. M.
niO3I;::SITROP.R.
French Andltalia Affairs.
Garibaldi
Dainage.by i'Tiistomi at Macs.
Modification of Cable Batas.
Fenian Trials at Dublin
Teiriple Cooiary BRlosion
teed iitssedred Lost
The rood Blots in Devonshire.
Mob Fired Upon
The Databh West Indies.
l'ovicey Refuges, the. Advice of
thiToivele.
Will Accept the Consequences
By Telscrzyk to the riculmrst eikutt..l
====l
,
cruiriax ' THE PEEN= tannernr.
LONDON, November B.—Reporta have
reachea hei.othalT‘i'alettole4oo4 toxe
aign the French Mini.try of State. Re
TriniembOly be anoceeded, byjtouher;
CILDIDALDI'D FORCE WREN DEFEATED.
The friends of Garibaldi state that at
the battle near -Monte Rotund° he had
only four thousand nisei. - •
HIS 503 , 11 AT LAIIOE.
•
ThriEtendard &vs the sons of Garth!'
dl are still at Lugo, though sonoeslecL
OARIBALD/ To ILE THLI4I.
•.
PLosztrez, Nor. fi.—Elariboldi Is to be
tiled at Fiorenoe.
AUDitilMil INT= STIE.NAPOLEoN
rants, Nov. &--General L Martoora,
Italian Minister, lately had an audience
with the EMperor, 'and' ufixl for the
withdrawal of the French troops from
. .
The imnuel yellirw book is ready for
publication. It shows that Rattaul wan
long ago warned of the plena of the in-,
atultanta under thuibaldt and the action
France wee certain to take in the prem.
Tax roruLsit TcutriTs.
P.4 . 13 1 / 1 4, Nov. B.—The Menges?. mks:
Popular grunt:Cita, Incited by.Dts ,, l* , c..4 -
brokeintinhillan and other large cities
ofltaly, but it saints thatby tho prompt
'and decided action of the Indian Gov
ernment all theee.ontbreake were sup
pressed.
auut=a)rig TzzAttrorrpo=o.
FLORENCE, Nov, it—The trial of Gari
baldi has boon postponed, it being con
sidered doubtful •whetluk- any of the
. • • !-. titasthsreislinilaStaidatr2ll~
mammy aforto son rzxraita.
Great efforts are being made -in Eng
land and Ireland for the pinion of con.
'richt at Manchestar, on the ground that
the °femme committed was a political
GenaralLaelaftwitatutnotleftfitanoe;
as reported by. tionto Fienah jontnals,
but remains In Put' a prolecuting theixd- •
portant minion inviblch he was sent by
• anthrax tit'TECZ atinsitott.
LOADON. November B.—Actrboiht.
A - peat:.cluume 'his been made-in tho
nuUlm situation. but no Adliniment ef
fected. Great distrust fa fit about the
relational betimes' Frariets, , qtaly and
Roan, which aro
,reltrdid as liable to
rupture - at any moment.
=ULM=
.01: 112111171113X1176 'ASKED.
FARM, November B.—Tho French Gov
ernment hes asked the Papal authorities
to Weise the hortuirits *be' hive bani
tak.eii prieoners' in the lite Can
The request rmsrefated.„ .
, trzu.wa ,
The 3fonileur I:WM& Whitt!' that the
French infantry, armed with the Ches
fterkibridrs, gittuery, iroPPlhsnitth
'Med cannon; took part in the battle it
Moat* Rottinde, and their coining to the
assistanattf thePontltteid forces 'decided
the day agaimit Garibaldi.
ITIANCE JUI=J TO WMpIiA.NY RU
PAHA Noy. 9.-(lea. La Marmara asks
the French GOvernmint to withdraw ita
troops from Itallm soil, because, hews,
-flail:duo prayed her lel:ditty cs well as
disposition to inidatatOmier. Ile "also
declares there need be no Aar ofprthee
dlitniumie; ietat, Gar-
Ibald!.4ls . sortsaadhis principal
ea
tsaanta, Isere/air and go to the
United, Spites.
~ . .
TR 'eneinneA‘►we l z tereeleiew.
Frameem,'..l9Memberlo:-:-TM alfd
=pc King VW= Emsaael Davin fe
nEe4 .4 1 the 0 ., blif: l # 3 *,./mP OOO d .ePon
lept!s#34*Coivvetlezi,novt
aiinsilaafat Emperoirlfspoloon the cle:
put:riot the Pniztobtroops from Ital
ian eOl4, 112 1 4.46401:1131 of. the French
fleet from the Wien w a rt.
Thslialianlanlaytthat, , the. King, 'in
to *lnn . tiidoition !tie Em
14648.nnlyintiiteiresitgattiet'aEninpein
06,.. qtattgiP te oCCMP9, I ' Fof cilthalia
it—p4iiir
.'neakinCnswinuannana.. - .1!,:
Gan. Etai,sosomendateFAba Rtakels
expeditio,":lo Bon" **to , ' dud
the French 'in the tiguia - ataite Rata
6 lost tatty killed and annueded.„ The
Expat trOopiliet eigyttiretThat*" . Thil
oeanelitlsofSheQarGaddtnna woe adz
hundred klll*d and 'Airstuf- wounded,
*bile !' l* VirATß . : 4 ;tWol ITemtialgou
primanws. Gen.,YOlep siis the oredrt of
the groat ganITOW l?tiebais isaPe eP4 116 .
Cbesaapoi ;Wei. ' nitooli Were onT
halt armed.
avvitrOidZcliz
'CilllMMitt.rl3oo/40.17T-27.111,V;
FILIECIT,Cne,,,:O9Y•_II/IP,g Met"
Kinturcieituriiixtemdwiiid to - tbe - Amt.
IIee,O( wbo Intiv katal sad
woundok in ILL recent ongagememti.
Tfieselic generifilii*rieti6hioaghoit,
Italy iiia - aistattrate la at:4**i in
•
zugua l f## vulroos. -
LONDON', 141intiifj—*fi.--Teasoinizoi
km,: bum ayeirdknyi. he gangtura
somadr.VP49 4ll oo 3 amuired4i)latx..
TkeAnwite-taT4.#47'ltiltli#3os6,‘
sopirscaoatt 05v fwmoite.=c"..:
LO NDo r4:NOrill*tv - 2423%eWiatitr
of the Atlantic Cable how been settled'
The follettlnr,atedLtketkow gre,lnto
amine Iktl fkr4er ThewattFert.Between
gem Tork end extypteoe In:Orootisrt:.
tofu or XcelsodOon iroido;life*Ood=
lag My left,.. lit Oonos 4ach•
word; Atter tteetirst r theltrieten woo*
gyskikdibvssi , datesPO elltuat,t4A4o!
tx t a brottrie - au 6l 4 - fro&droho , lo.
extrithage, , .TheallifeM Alk Pe
conB l/APIEOPIninIYSIXas. NMI Preakite
In cipher. 404: - IV,IPOVIr 43 3 6 ,11 001 , in . ,'
V lr°;4ll4, — °t fi/ 1411141t.g tAe,atphtbet
octitoriatc, coy: knoWn - re , dlettotterl:
word ee r itivnerttrlierneoblpserufper
'KT. , ft.-to bo lii; . 'ited./br, th e Ant ten
wordi 25 . `cents; e a ch additional, 42.60.
Between Bow York city end Pnlntownit
. _ .
and sonUt !lima will boebarged In 'tut
dlttnn to the above.
LONDON, Nov. l&—Mhs Clara Louisa
Kellogg made her second appearance at
Her Majesty's Thoth.e, hat night, In tho
op cm aL "Traidata." Her performance
crtakid ilinaat enthusiasm.
The bread note at Torquay, Exmouth,
and other places., have been suppteued
=clan parts of Deponahiee are noir quiet.
DICEIGas CAILED
_Charles Dlekeni salla to!meiro* bu
the ideamehip'cniii for Boateb,
TES Htruniraltili ST;TROMAN.
The news of the great loan of shipping
and destruction of property by the hur
ricane akSt. Thomas, createswidersproad
depressdon in mercantile circles, as the
British shipping merchants and under
writers aro heavy losers.
TES EASTEJIII QVIZTION.
France end , Austria have
come M.* oommoa:unamitaadhlg am tit
rb#poticriM l be*grautal by them ham;
after lirthi :derfiqueetion.
zi6PLmo'N
12=1
Losmou November 9.—A dispatch
from Glamorgan, Wales,..states that a
terrible exploalon took place to one of
UM tidies of the 'Ferndale, colliery In
that county. All the miners, three hun;
died in number, v. re at work • At last
aceountathe mine yiaa on dm and it vase
(eared few lives would - be 'eyed.
Loicnorr --6 bnday.:-Additlonal
Wars tare 'mislead of the terrible calam
ity in Glamorgan. A few of the miners
camped from the boning pit. It la,not
kDOND how many lives ware 104/.
LONDON November 10 —Afideipht..—
The fates; atmounte froze Wales slate
that two hundred lives Were lost at'the
Ferndale
mines -
Loan isaroa's moromer. - •
The Lord Mayor's banquet teok'place
yesterday. All the members of the
:Ministry were preseakereept Lord Der
by. Mr. Dlareall made a speech, In
which he 'alluded * to the con
troftrates which - had arisen be
tweea England and the United
States; but he said a , better • feeling
had arisen in Ainerlia Ware last year,
and he bad every reason to hope Air a
maintenattos of those relations of warm
er friendship demanded by Interests and
every moral feelinithat could - unite the
TIIF: REPORTED SALE OP' THE D.A.1111311t
WE= INDIES.
Lemma; Ncriember 9.—The Globe
contradicts thoreport that all the Danjah
Wert India Islands are to' be illepol l ed of
and says the Island of SL Thomas is
only to be sold to the 'United. States, for
which the sum to be paid to Denmark Is
el,ght Millions of dollars in gold.
DIMON'S/31MS DESTRVIANCES ZENEWEED.
Disturbances Imre again broken out
11 4 Drionshire. Thnre waea bread Hot
at Barnstable today, whloktMoeedediA
ferocity and destructlyenees the riots at
Exeter. • The mob broke into butchers•
ahopsnid bakeries,plundered them and
set them on Are. The police : and. mili
tary were obliged to Are upon the mob.
12211. g GEICIERJLL IC/LOLL.
The I%e ea. in an article on the reithui
lents, neyzi ft thinks the Amalie= until ,
fly of General Nagle will save hlm
from conviction.
=I
LYONS
.P.01.11;345t Emperor
Napoleon Li 4141cn#,:whirna be met
with a =dial reeeptlentrtan the people.
All a:Ube6 or weloon*V oangratda,
Una was made by the Mayor, to which
he responded.: In lila apeoehhe referrei
to the inatl value Which the antente
eon:Mite of the European powers pease=
to_tha place and civilisation of the wort&
.L
nsrran
1/7.2111LX DIMIA.OIIIIIZi,
• Dunmir, November B.:—The Jury In
the case of Castilla, "yrho vas on trial In
this eltrfor alleged aunplleity In 'Fen
laidsin, was unable to agree. '
~~~
ntz Parrs imaimais T E4 DYICjOF =us
The Porte Luta replied to the lastjohlt -
Hato of the Etuccea powers : .';d .
declines to receive their advice and NS;
°opts the resionalbillty for - the events
MMEI
Ammxstwir., November B.—The Think
of ktrulteirtem hu :shwa thereto of die. ,
&tint from. throe Mthrotritef a hat pei
*Annan ovz
Quszsindwrir;xoi. steatiaship
Penn/Alla* from:Now Nork,ffiami
'
t3omultrros . November B.:—The
ateaateiMps, Wont New York for Ant::.
FALII6I3IIt
Emilia Fall, trona NM York, sniped.
Sol:th.w.. Noy. la,=-Tto iNet!tizEer
'BorqudiL, from Now York, aqlved thin
intnicua. AIM COMIIIIIMAUL, •
Loaootr, Nov. 8 -11ka.-Cmotobs.9th
Flvo.Terenttles, 701..16; Minot' Central,
rt., Nov. a-Nom-rive.
Tirol:ales, 761-1 Q _ - '
lartroas, tirmmeert3.-Neerang.--Lon•
sots"; Itlve-Trtenttea 70 15.16; Illthota
ECRINalet, al; Tes..es. on.
FRANI: I 9 II7 r NOTembt , r 8,-- A' 6l ing.' : :
laviartm., Nortutiberlt.-Ebritap..7:
Cation closed firmer; uplands, 811.10;
I t
°Hams, 9146. Maachester 'dykes are
favorable, " itteethatorn.• ttat tkl;
others sinthatoted-Provisiorut-theeee,
61* ' 441141 4 1 11 ; t 4 1?.. v '.,, 6 . 1. 1. T- - 1 . )
If 12g i .'' , Ireivith:
' ' 4 4 Irtutta:- Ike: , _
tavkapiaia.. Nov. 9.--tkathi4reakti
broker's eirettlartedos a 05 1 0 0 0
Was, 01 width RAU Wore an saetralatton
sod AOOO ror export: Irfl,iXdbabse
, .ittlzatollog '
ems
~9d; O
land' e1d.1., :,ixtht les Id:
'Wheat 171 for white Gellfterthq las iktfor
N. 1 4 lilltinthitea - Ner.Was 49„ Oats
i tet NO. X.! 301,y,, - Pin--boeflo&p.
Park 725. taxa ata Id.' 0161110 52e. B*-
4= 625. Tottroi*-Ininirmig ed.'rauoir
aped
re kw 'cwt. Petroletua--martte 2r
"Tutle....! Nor_ 8,- , pottoloctr 441
frems64 — attualluti white. ,
~,- --.
Loaltrer, 'lrtrtethbft;th--Aftertsier'r
o,,t ik ali4.lp for money.. No- Advt.
poil Anal NoVeront. - Amnia=
"nominal, at the following
raw SivnlTwantla, 70 ta-19f Tert-Fdr.
$1 etc' Mit -Whom CoVt Edo, &IL
v I,xvcesw„,..linn, 9. ternom-003C
ton .104 tintoilboutthb , tialoslo,ocoo
Palm' glikilite=B 3 - 148 ; azu
,Ozinans,,n 2-1 lulet init
unr.,potd,dons genecrally nn- 1
Ann r .; „="atc, ft , Can___nt tor
ant , xxoams--zninned
4
1,, o......scLowsphigg
of-F --- - , - 14y/kgt.: Niel' Vat
- .1(0Y. 8 .- ,EVently/,. -- th 4 *
!pa 7.1.1-- a - -
FAAlntwor mak-atoeik,':l67l4.
CITY AND BUBO .
LATE] Boima
. - :.
letting or sbe,Miuseux-Iteller state
Bermme-Orenevonst Provosts:lens,
Stesemaltas. Ste.'. ' • • '
Pursuant to thecall of ths Mayor, pub
. - t.
Bead yesterday, a meeting of the aids
seas or tide city rind yielnity Vas hada
the Board of trade Komins,FOCKlllireei.
attire° o'clock r. st., yestorday,..te du - .
vise means for tho relief of Bra aliteronf
of the lato - berliddikiltaildiff 1 ,
~
bn motion •o K
f C01..' R.. it; err, the',
,
meeting w as organized by calling Mayor
hi'berthy - to the Chair,. ante} appointing
the reportani of the presstaxlea.,
The Chalarian stated the ' iiel tif-tiol
Mating, in a brief xrict_tou g kipirg
to the sympathies of the ritaens In til
halt of those who,have ba&..rtindirred
destitute by theterribre .4boiltaiv:
"whir:lsle adds dittlihdecif ea:Ottawa ,
Rots, or which we ye the followlMP ••...-
The "Crescent • ' Troope" PM
DMA te_gtoe, a rencert, the Promxds of
'which shall be. devoted to the raleDsr. f
the sufferers, and Oak that a Salitintittek
of citizens be appointed to co-operate
with them. • The communication was re-•
calved and a cotruniffee appointed.
Tho Musical Seaming that gave an
exhibition for tbb benefit. of the
Hebrew ~ Benevolent, Society . of. Als
legettY,Clumatr.'proose to gfve a greed , vocal and Instrumental concert for the
same purpose, and the appointment
of a tor plitatical. Keireic
ed anff commi t tee te an tided. • • ...
4. 'communication mJ. D. Bernd,
Esq., enclosing
the
• r the relief of the
0. 1 „
sufferers by the late boiler bsploskin.
Received.
The Nieiting Co o o tteo appointed -by
tho Yming 31en's CI. Amociation
was called upon to rot • rt the ' facts wooer.
tattled by the.-.. . rman of the
Committee stated ' , ,'• . sea., hot
prepared to make a - ,
..g . • gort, but
so Jar es their Myatt. ~ • ail •.
who
they found a nom': • 7. ,' • • who
needed Immediate I.• , 44, bought .
Main a shorttime •• , •of the.% would in absolute immt. ' '
James Boyler, kill - --, Ophew• of. Pd- '
ward Mayden, who was wont:dad-Paves
a wife - and those children on - theie way '
from. Wales, V cry, il esthete. • Seat al
his money to his Bundy.
Michael Sullivan, killed, leaves a wife
In pmir•besith • and.. four ,children, . aged ,
youngestaix intake and the oldcatnine
years. Newly.
James Cusick, killed, lessen a wife
in very delicate beitltrcend one child WS
weeks old. tier solo support, one broth
er, who is earning about twelve dollar.
per week, out of which he supports him
self and mother, and now has his sister
and her child thrown upon his cure.
Ell Decker, killed; leaves a wife afflict- '
ed with peralyals, and three children;
no means of support; owes large grocery
bill; not in need. Mail next Week. ', . . '
James Webber, killed; leaves wife ,
who will needlielp this winter. . 1
Mrs. - Enright; -whose husband Was i
killed. wishes to return to friend" in tho ,
old country ; is in debt.' ' .
' •-•
Mrs. land Pine nee street, whom, i
husband was killed, tae. , rout children •
who are In need of clotting. - ' i
Mrs. Boyce, wham husband was kilted. 1
has two sick children. -- - - I
Mrs. Hutzhinoon,whooe.hitoband, au
killed, b four children and no menao of
• . .
Edward Hayden, sustained componn
MC taro of - right arm. - Diabled for at
least thte or four months. A Welsh,
mar,, ona abort time in this °ovary,
main vepeedy condition.
Ileahardlyl cr, wounde&ln bead, cab
, . .
- I'. Itasenburp„ Lawrencevi ll e, could
not be found. •, _
Fred. Idiller:4ounded,. hem wife and
one child! Rent to Os - paid,' /ad bills
and coal -1 • • -
llenriedp• McKee, wounded, wife; no'
means of auppor4 very needy.
Amos Daily badly wounded.. f
street.
Mr. Kai sold it was the flat thus he
had ever tended a publiemoothig with
out having something prepared. -_,. Ho
thought the quitter required I mme diate
d
mann,. an that a commillso should
be appoin at each ward and borough
to
coope to with Ills Young Mena
Christian ' ation. Removed theta
committee appointed for that purpose.
The T nor of the -Committee on
Collections appointed by the Young
Melee (~ nen Aseociation , reported
that about 000 had been collected.
Mr. Ke a nnounced that there wan
$l5O at the Mco of the Daily Poet, rub
scribed by row citizens, which was at
the dlaposal of the Young Men, Christ
tan lan on. .. . . , , '`.
Mr. And w Cazaagie sald he thought
the'whole tier should be 'left in. the
handsof th Young Men's Christian' As
aeration, *here It properly belonged,
and offered be following resolutions;
Resolved, That the thanks Of tide
ineenng 1* tendered I.olln. Young Men's
Christian Aasoclatlon :Flu their - prompt
edit.° in the rooent terrthlocalaantyand
hereby request the Association to con
tinue eta effects in the same direction.
11 '..ivoh. That Aka . meeting appoints
the Associatlen its agency for the distri
bution of sur.h funds as may be collected.
Mr." Kerr. 'said' be would vote for the
gentlemen's an tient,' ho would divide
ii. He wait inlayer cif thanking the Aic.
sedation feted:at they had done; but he
did not think that was the only object of
this mooting. He woe In favor of that
which -could produce- the most money
in the - treasury. He %cabal to relieve
the ArinanatiOn (dal thus labor possible,
and aid them in.the good work m which
they were engaged. He could raise ten
thnusand dollars worth of produee In
Al a.Ve y (7= eat . 11 11, 'Was not the
desire of the Asnociation to- monopolize
the work, but dealred the aid of the dti
zen. HeAmid :that the relief required
would be permanent, and that the com
mittee had been appointed. with .that
Mr. Carnegie laid he was In favor
of receiving all the money they Could
from , any source *hated or, and as the
muter • would be permanent, be thought
•Kerr'a motion did not cover the ro,
qiurementa of the cue; -
Mr. Kerr said he had but one ob
ject, and that wee the benefit, of the unfor
tunate aufforem, Ho thought there were
anumber of men outside of the Amanda.
lion who could
- be of incalculable benefit
In rating money.' -
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr. Kerr them renewed Mamotion,that
a cortunligeo of tan be appointed from
oath word and borough, which was car.
Mr Qaugng, Manager of the Opens
Masa, apposed to rev° a benefit on
Monday bight-next, oho proooeds to bo
placed In tho hands of tho Young Melee
Christian Association Itir 411idathMion,
liglithliss Julia Doan. the =ma
p fi.`.`•'setresKhad voluntorrredher ser
vices on thooccsalcayand regulated that
a oommitteg of citizens be appointed to
snperintend it.
On motion of hi.e.Korr, the proposition
wee accepted and the following gentle-
Men appointed mra`conunittoe Colonel
R. H. Kerr, Joe. S. Lam, Alex. Pitman
bees, Gilbert rollaniMoo and 'Andrew
i
The Treasurer of the Young Men's
Christian Association amoninoed the re-
ocipt•of ten dollars—a donationtrom Mr,
Canning, Ifanager of the Opom natl.&
PAZ Chambers euggestad tW-the wart(
and borough committees be appointed
front the various manufacturing estab-
Tho reeelpinf VA from the employer
at,Bolimen, t . l::me, Bagley's iron mills
On motion T. W. Pau la, The va.
210113 manufactories In the city were, ro
quested to soli
their cit contributlens from the
employees In respective establish.
On motion of Mr. Kerr,. the meeting
'adjottrtied to Seat at the mu Of theettalr.
, 11*
'Laitam otitag poti*trea'o Ottlort;*.
an Fourth atreet, - tha )tatyitattatatartoil
to hold hailtoots iiii4hpatea - tit the
'Aliotaiit.,viothiatAiklis oeont teirltae
hatlon.at the rolling rat af
talraghip,
*tin) Tta ; for thhearp,Oe , fah,
witntaiiceltatijura- ,
promptly' as .hand:.-:Deputy
Atitiney Bfddhtt wariiitaitaitl
tiotadrttvhaaraluatlatrof
rho, followl, ,t hat teat ;
ihattV a*'Qrh- , itilt ;the ftrhaol,'
tNaao, - Graff et Dull's" rolling
v c s tagtallet=r e tte c t i
Fit t l o an Nata y„u ti t orM ataab a e ri r
Wal a sajuatat a twth d o ,
.
Iwik;'Ehttchtutnur':
. aboul, a year, misled:
I bave.heott,eagagod at tho
ralaftrealta7aftum; hiat him
,hoara,.botOro. the , tob:talo n
liesiriekillad'the acct.
arlbotly aober.whoa-lollar
Chief Engineer of Everson
mill tar about ten years; had
ai an fulaintaut, aged about
1/13
.„. . ,
'or twenty ; thayettended• ,
ditlbr ,
.;.
the
al £.dwlatitch
tenets' supervision of all the
~nathe.ntill; . ho had tive'fire...
to wislithithi ..
„;,.. ,'
r.
Daft, ItWorn—am a mewbol
of "Ithilso, Graft it D: have
a firm sinallBMte tho Will was .
Yone,'.lBB3,'andNeentlpleted,in
lot Snlyti the name yharrthe
trwintitrimber,wergt in
~ qtriq.yr were, t •ky
Al 5 • WV 0 t hti
he, lore . Were -y,
MOM diardoter
1 ,
'ali.vmoi rid
.alio. of a at - ono I tired'
Abet to the 'guide mill when
AIM occurred; the - bolls : were
!stair quarter Inch 1 n; the
ii , ratsrltt Hotchinsona t had
i . t. Oltra - ..eMploy en-.
taiititio 'BMW ,Mteti,nmoor sew
mate thew ono of liquor; ilbottl
ago; Isar him end was India/
i e sithlzt abotltsektiar .
itnagillthitOlitrif ion;
e otthnexploal ,inn DI Wee
supply anisl,kelitot- rettalarly
a . tinder the - .Nadia : of the
Tally carry ifiottrone , hnn.
- - W. end thirty pounds of
in stad,li Vow. arm
au* of steam ' ; there
t ply„ extraordlimly
W
arning; 'when
C aired, itto 'had the
-..d.th - the' other hell , .
on assistant,: his
a firemen; Bernard
Murphy; Mr..
Of AIM*, hollers
, his. , tifinhaol
id „Untutored;
.--,- d9 l l ll -tbs4 r. .4 1 !
were tusk! g o
, were tiring ,Witti•iiitleft
,hired IN. extra preasure;
re nee lump coal; the water
/Mid the; river with tanks,
A t i tzt .fell= e 'hdlrro r rM
,ra of th ea e
en.e; this had
do with thebohers;had been
boilers for about two hours
ag;behove Aho • Injector woe
der; the ankittoer walla a care
aild„taftlattlat at, all' times to
attention - to: anything irrolig
' , offers' or 'engines; WOK; *ere
...a, itardrti—Aan a member of
Bobo, Omit .it Doll ; , have
bee otthe .firin from Its as•
ttnommenced to build the
early *Mot 18CA-end oont
the summer of that year; the
t Mr. Dull in re g ard to ;Mr
lie of boilers 10 correct ;_the
t fiir theta was made by nly ,,
it Idattnciloils wilregiven that
,ould not bellghter than harry
di, and:node of Shoenberger's
y (No. 1) . charcoal hammered
boilers weld iupptlied by. an
stitch -was so constricted
w its supply of water trim the
;- and .if, by any mania it
to work Ii wordd ...immediate=
defect b g thrilling the water
nit iitpe below. It intsJeff-
The tanks were supplied
awn from. the . river by a
ed tothei entitle; . - the tank .
.1 with an Ind ..... tor; tho same
tedthe rot:hag the supplyhtel,
leant' Milt fag . .. Would • h are., I
-, .
;vend at the rolls, and we also
re boon made aware of the*
et
_ .alsding of the ramie. After the
exitcolon T heard enb of the . workmen
atteltrute hie market° , the hurrah:7g , of
theiarator tanks; hear! several workmen
mordant the tanks contained' water after
thrtikalcaton.
r,.
Air. A. L. 1411, ro-called —flaw water
Twinning from the tank after the explo
sion, above the pipe loading to the injec
tor, ftom a hole Write Uftua bklf oat to
tW, trip; never
,emu
muchin:lenity - In
obbiltilng rater, as shoul dthe pampa
raiLlve have connection with the city
OAK the bottom of the tank Ls higher
thistipemitilialt falba, luAoctor.
IV. H.llectit, erfrorvy—Au'al(46iii
of thumftisi i 'Freston (.o.; id - thee Penn
sylvania Iron Works; was acquainted
with 'Maud Elutchinson,llie deceased enginee'r; knew !dm very well tor ten or
twelve years or more; be bad been in
our employ an Chief Tlnglncer for eight
or ten years; to was mot all the time
Chief Eftgincer, but only tor some four
or five postai, / rcparded Mat as a eery
skAled, , careful andto,tent emincer;
his habit" wore good whilithe was in our
employ; although he was then what may
be termed s moderate drinker; I never
knew him, to be under the Inaluence of
liquor While it work when In our cm-
Fry; I entainnod him as tuumally awe
, • paticssear. 111$0112.
.6. 214 •'-ilicOxlilips and examined.them
and the, surrounding machinery about
t.oviettaina.after the explosion. Alter
carefully eleinsiting the iron ofthe shell
and tubcs,;•lnclined to the opinion that
tbenfW, Alive got fastened some way
and nohbsingdeeted by the engineer,
the stesin got to an unusual pressure,
and canneimently an explosion occeuvelt.
The ordinary Beaver valve, the 'mown
always teak was on the boilers: If the
safety:valvehad been closed the beat en
gineer lttthe world might fail to discover
it; the ntittanalprossure, however, should
be inditined by the gunge, unless some
thing irk[' wrong with it also. It fre.
quenUybeetirs that, the safety valve be
comes 00¢..- It requires a good deal o [at
tention taw/ up much steam with slack I
as it . rogulres extraordinery tiring.
could noadetect any Indl.W.lnn of low
water in the fragments of boilers exam.
Mod.
AMICLMV WATKON'S TENTIIII;:tr
Andras. Weans, sworn.—Am a weal
ber of the firm of Watson -tt Monroe,
boiler manufacturer.; was formerly .an
engineer, and atoncrUme United States
Boner Inspector; woe dot to-tiny and ex
aminaltho hollerraexploded; I could not
ancitgle point to make an opinion,
brit tak the general aspect I concluded
that the laden resulted from a tsar
city °fluster , andhighpressoro of steam.
The expiation was so terrifile as to de
stroynut, usual evidence of overheated
both:lrk:one of which is the drawing of
-11w1 the same appear:nom
existed3nd the bollersnot so rent asun
der, rebuild undenbtedly set down th e
explosion: do a lack'of Water; but under
the eirstanstruacea I cannot ea y whether
It was low water 'or eoneusaion which
produced thooppeoranoo of thecaulking.
LOW WATER AND HEAVY AIIIHNURS.
lames Thorn; [Worn—Am a member
of the firm of James Thorn h Co., boiler
maker , ,made.examlnatlon of the boilers
explodest_this morning; my opinion le
that thesof.wai Nib much .prosaure and
nor etlUt I • found that the
boiler. been In good .condition pre
violas Wahl) exploalon; the roaaon why
I cup that there was no water wait
letind a wade of the bottom of
'ttutel again, I judge so from the ap
pearance - of the dues, an thayppearod
to blicellepsed up and down . , jr
*tom oft aline had been in wa terthe top
would hive gone down, but In this case
the illneawent both ways, or were drawn
together:- Anotherreason for tbinklngtho
'flues wetehot is that ono flue had struck
something in passing out, a bolt head,
ifstriotptorltich made a abort indentation
in - thee edge of the floe, which. I don't
;thank - could bo done on Iron hooted by
kme hundred and fifty pounds of steam.
no Elided' the same lino, In palming out
Lad .striok some corner which had cut
'antra' tieribetly ammo bola. Had the
safety valve and the engine been cleated
an exploit/0n might have ensued; I think
the-form which produced•tha exploslow
Was generated Instantaneounly; from the
fact that the boilers were all torn to
pieces. 'lf the generation lout been grad
ual a,weaker point would have given
'Way first And relieved tho balance of ti.o
hollem, -, ltla bard to determine bow the
fareo WV suddenly generated. The Jet
ford'lnjeotor might allow • a portion of
water through it; but not sufficient to ,
anPpIT , dyer boilers and yet not give
warningot tho inadequato supply. Ism
'not very ermvereant with the - working of
0 6 41E00. , ' •
• •:c9r,.ruz.Baust °Puma.
ng •
inelfartvec, sworn—Am a !doom
Mtio Militias of the Arm. of Hartupoo
iiatalnod - the boilers aline
.maio ' my opinion Is that the
water ow the lino in the boileme
diTilWat opinibst- the flues
were- Oh on both sides from the
,bottom towards' theeentre;. that,
ha my ogincen, wonldhave bean theease
had the
,ihifters , not• been overheated;
dido appetwattoo might have been caused
by 'the !de* premium of -- steam tbo
tr
infelikz. had bean closed, and yet
:the: linos. ;Ovirheated; have known
tases , Ir bileikexplosions„ have '7oseurbod
while there Wad water in the boiler, coy.
vriligthet; its least that was rny ides.
ht.t weakest portion. of the
prtrriiiling it 11111 11101 . 0
• it the dote with a forty-twe
Lthlnk - that the" flues were
'averheatod'itind the Iron thus, softened;
ktid.etplesten..' , (The' Witness
tbe
leise gave ttlimpi3rtant flictiregard-
Inj Se injector, which be deem.
odpirkaifty. " and 'r laitdrlti~t - iLznig vi ara'ati -shorty,
eliable.) •
ber . oS thistirm OS Carroll * Snyder, bet.
tar talikeer We Punished the hollers
which expleded4ln July, 1863; they were
made at that time, and were the double
flue style of boners, forty-two Inches
diameter, thirty feet long,- with' two z
teen•lnehllties; they were nuule"Of.Ja,
niata plates, fall, quarter.. with
ability toatand with safety a pslsssure of
one bundrodand seventy-five pounds to
the square inch. • ,
,The influbst .bare -adjourned ",lo meet.
again at seven' o'cloa., .'shatp,' at, the
Normal Sebool-Repors of, re Special
contenitsee of Tosettaxs.•
A special, ineethig' . of the, Commitiee .
eppointrid byr the „Allegheny , County
Teitelerte Associnthru, to
.take in.o con:
siderillow the entablisirment of n Normal
Sclioni for. the distflet . composed of Al
.
legheny, Beaver ' and itutlet counties,
.
" " Rete. te l 'N a il in r 13Ier
Is .' c t ity i wag . about Ye' l tera'. Cht
:Man, and . J.nr, D.. Meeds Secretary.
lif.r. - Doutliett stated that thin Commit
tee Wad iippolnto by action of the Tmeb
erfeltuttliater Leld •to •Aprilt. lust, and
ttest-on consultation with friends of
edumtion and.oflloerl of the Institute, li
hid been deemed expedient...to, add the
names of several
. proutinent chi:rens to
the ftonatirliteft.... He announced . , that tee
follbwinggontlernen now constituted the
Committee: J. W. F, White; :Esq., of
Sewlekley; Thomas Albert, . Joseph; Dit-
Worth and James B.. Lyon, -of 'Enst Litr
erty; .Jnines 'Kelley, of Wlthinsburg;
Rev. Wm. E. Israel, of Pittabargin, Rev.
.1. B. Clark, of Allegheny, and J.J. D.
Maeda, of Pittsburgh.
After an interchange of views by. the
ttielifbett, 'lt was derailed advisable to
Increase the manlier of representatives
on the ' Committee, rind ti': following
named gentlemen were accordingly atl
dot) to the ,Ceminittee. •
.A. 'f- Doutheit; County Superintend
ent; Rev.Joserfb ,_of
Sisk icley;Judge Sta'rilii, list Liber:
r At ig gh
. l o n r i t t ;
Wftsinaburkr :D ' art re . tigor; of. East
Liberty: Judge ?Inserts llturiptinn Wm,
Espy, Mum .or Scott township; .Rey.
Geo. klarshall, of-Snowdon township,
Mittistleld ; Brown, of 'Mansfield:: Alex.
McFall:anti, of North Fayette township;
Wm. Shaw, of Turtle CreCit: -
On motion, Mr. howbeit was appolni
csi a committee to correspond . with the
County Superintendenti of Draiver and
Butler counties with reference to the ore:
riolntment et similar. antimltteis to cop
ier with this Committee bn the subject of
'it:Stabil:slang a Normal School lrithlsi die-
On metign, Jan: 13. Lyon, .I.Ng., J. W.
W N
F. hite, Jaa. alloy,„Wen. Espy and A.
T. Douthett were appointed a comialttee
to examine the ditlemnt -BUM that have
bean ;Tam of for the loCatirun of a Nor
mal School, ruad to report at the treat
Thu lilierint ' platleti prominently men:
Honed as atlitable for the location of the
proposed,teheol, are Sewickley, Wilkins.
,burg,,Tuttle Creek end the Itayard fnrm,
'near fticKeespoth'
The Committee adlonroell to meet on
Monday, Decemberlal, nt 1 o'clock p.m.,.
at No. (4 Sk CLairatreet.
B. D. Mamas,
koniro irteplop.
;tiii.ttrtrinFit
.
James Korn yiwdc rday matte loran:ca
tion before Alderman :Taylor, against
Henry Palmer.charging hint with sw
am:di and battity.- He alleges tied the
`accusisi annals, itilltwith his nat.
A warrant was Issued: -
Magdalene Story appeared halide Al
derznan Maldestera yastattlay, and made
oath ili3ninat. Mn. Garber, abating her
with assault' and .battery, alli , gittg; that
she beat, ribtittpd, and 11l treated her. A:
wa.rrant was,hwned for the aocnawl.
EEMEM
Mary Knauer undo information be;
fora Alderman Taylor, yonerauy, charg
ing C. plaber vritb amnia, alleging that
tnb - actuard ' ahem hia fist at aril threat
ened to airike bar.' Wtiriaraiiirned.
ntsonntra.y not•sr
.
Mr* .I:Saga:lenSloryry yE•tertlns maim
oath burnre Aldarm an itcAlutar•,'
tag Chariertannins. Garber vtit.tt Ite•p
-bsl•*4•oldatirin4an.'T.na 4444 4 1
rondo an Gin street, In the Eiltfithwa .
*Whirr watt tuned. .•
stutsre or THE
Sarah MeKermarnade infoimationbe
tore Alderman lleNtasters yu•terday;
against Rosanna Mellugb, James
Thomas and Flank Thomas, for surely
of the peren. A warrant was issued for
the- defendluits, who- reside_ on Ohio
street. Alleghasy
Eames Malone appeared
man Thomas SUSI' made information
against Deltrich Fainhalls for surety of
The peaec.! The prosecutrlT alingq that
the defendant used vile and abusive
language toward . lief. and also 'threaten
ed to kick her. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of the iinaised. The par
ties reside in Oaklapd TOwnahip.
I=
The regular quarterly meeting of the
'Firemen's
,Astiociation woo held leaf •
tonal:ll4.ln the Hall of the Aiutoolallon in
:City Iluilthri.
There were tireaeut Slcsana. Watt,
Hemp, .lohnint, • KilleAlid; Wallace, Lit
tle, ..ließee, Torley, Neeper; Donaldson,
Sloth, and Irwin.. _
. „
Mr. Irwin took the elixir.
On motion, col. W. B. bleeper was
called to act as Secretary pro fem. • :
A communication hem the Secretary,
W. R. Ford, Smiting that liecould not bo
present with , the minutes because or btu
being engaged, an a member of the Cor 7
over
.jury, ln the investigation of.tho
late holler explosion, was read.
On motion, the reading of the minutes
Wan dispensed with..
The report of Mr. Jim. H. Ilire; Chief
Engineer of the Fire Depaitmcnt, giving
the number of alarma Struck since May
17 1517, cc 43, was rend andadeptoi. -•-
MR of James McGurn!), for salary and
d and warrant
a creel. 16155:' presented
J. Xi Id
, a hiltof T. ,
for stove pipe, RI. 'Warrant.
A TOlef Allatentpts Antelde.
Sunday: afternoon - offieer, Bolster, of the
Allegheny pollee, arrested Henry Keg.
a German, with having stolen
. .
st .
from Lottla &braille, room mote and
boarder,tallow at the house of Afr. Win
,,
terbach; on street, Allegheny, the
sum of sixty-Ave dollars, and Ave or six
dollars from another parson. lie re
mained- in the. tomb,. during Sunday
niget, and yesterday Morning. Was " 0 -
veyall to prison, having . een committed
for trial.- While on the , Sli Clair street
Suspension 'bridge, ho suddenly broke
from the officer having him in charge,
climbed on the falling of the bridge;and
tot for the inconvenience he experienced
in being hand-cuffed; would have sue
ueeded In looping into the river, as. such
was evidently his intention, before the
ofncer readied hits, • •.• •
==ll
. The language or the. morning papers
'in repeating the &Jere° or the Court in
the Prcetioy divorce case-'was such as to
create a wrong, impression as 'regards
the pecuniary provision mnde in the
•
Theiquentlon of alimony did not enter
.Into the proceedings, from their nature,
andany money which may have passed
was not In the =tyro of a provision, but
'a simple rcsaltutiqh of personal property
belonging to MrafPrestley, nod during
the continuance of the marriage appro.
•
printed by Dr. Prestley: ,
•
-• . ,
ularm. of lire . proceeding
from:box 05, between ten: and eleven
o'clock loot, night was Wised by a fire
at the Oil Refinery of (rower, &
Co., Pitt township. The flee originated
In of about the' Receiving. Rouse,' It .1s
supposed from accumulated glut, .which
was !gutted by a lamp. : .The fire de • .
partment were promptlyon the ground
and, succeeled In extinguishing :the
flames behre any .terlotis annage tem
'The Eplecopal Church Guild, held a
mooting at tho roonas thoAsamiation
last night, and passed resolutions hearti
ly synapathbing with thesaffering fami
lies of Moo° killed by tho recent torrlblo
boiler explosion.. Colonel Joseph KiLyo
and S. IT. McElroy, Earl. were appoint-'
od toper with the IThristian Amoe.
ClAtee t in_procurina aid for
the auroral's, .and tilstructod to report
,Prog 7 lltia rrom time to time.
M uncYlkolen.--We mentioned the apt
yyyyyya4tetdgy that the grocery store of-Palen
jno Staudto,mt careen street, Binning.
ham, bad been entered and robbed on
Elanday 'appear. that the
thief took.mOrning.
etc good. -but slush led in
getting,POSSOlederi ,
nocket book con
taining about oyo hundred and Day dol
l/me:- h party is suspected and win
probably bo emoted to-tlay, •
.11emickle Cimo At Steuhonville.—The
-Mile 'of McCoy, indicted for the murder
of McDonald, butt surtuner, Is on triarat
Steubenville,. Ohio:* Thomas M. Mor
ahan, Esq., of the Pittsburgh bar, le one
of um counsel engsged'on the part of the
'defense. _
' Courocattou.--At . the Dlonongshein
House yesterday there wasaaormacation'
of members elect to the-next Legisla
ture whereat the State Treasurership
tuulligeskerablp of the 'House wore the
matters discussed.
The * eitteillihiltiOgasaidem to Wiwi nee
• P.me'Pe=ol
- forenoon, - in the Phiprisiffe
Court; the irgnateratook place upon thi
motion fort to' show cause why a
writ of,eao sonryanto !eh:Mid not beam to
inquire into the matter or the 'elfgiMfftf
Cluley,',Bsq:,, to. the.. office' of
.
Sheriff of Allegheny. countk, which he
now beide. The cliti;tedstances 'of the
MAO liar° been PIO frequently.~ ate:l)x' that
our readers must..be familiar ft:
The proceedings are Instituted at the
instance 'of Mr. J. - Y. McLaughlin, who.
wits , iecandidate .Iw-opposition ' to Mr.-
Chiley,and'beaten by upwards of,seren
thousand votes., Mr. Clnieya/ the
decease ,of Sheriff Woods , i n .3 was
appointed to, the offiee of S and,
held it for Duce months, until thericens
skin of Colonel J. If. likeerartelected in
October and commissioned id Beata* ,
her, 1863. Mr. Cluley was elect;
od in -'oCtober,' 1866, as the Imo- -
ceesorof CoL Stewart, and has held the
otileo' (beteg commosiod. bp the, Goy
ernor) since the'liret Monday of DOOOlll
- The qua:Slot:of the eligibility
of Mr. Cluley Is-claimed to arise under
the Constltntionalprovislonthat "no per=
eon shall be 'Mice chosen or an:meted
Shod((/' in_ any term of ids yearn 7' Mr.
Cluley having heldtheollicohom theiSth .
of Augmd, 1863, till the first Monday. of
December,' 1863, his roxeeidontifi the of
in Deeemlier, • 1808, after the lapse of
but f !free years ' it le contended. is In vio
lation of the, Constitutional:pant:don s
Soon atter the electlon et Mr. ,ef
forte were, made Insecure tholuterferenbe
or the Secretary of the Commonwealth to
prevent him Wring the 'offfew; but'with;
out °mewls, and following this proteed
logs Ittre taken'in the Cotwoon , Plees,
but were abattdoned•with . a view. of has.
fog the Sepreme Court pass urn the pre
limittarf no,?etion directly. .
Thdconnsethligspd in the eerie were
Ron. W. IL Lowrie thin, Chief Justice),
Col. Juan B. Serri 0611(40, -Z Biddle
Roberta; for ..J. J. Y. :IfoisitigliatOWLta
seeks to LOplaced to thd.pWtton of le' ,
lator. and Bon. Janes 1 - teef"toed Thos.
B. Marshall, Esq., for SheriffeltilerliWo
hnve stated that , the argument was ripen
the , motion for a rule to show. cause why
a writ of ¢udecirrerntoahcmid not issue,
and should this be grafted r.the' main
question will be inquired linfq -vise
Mr. Cluley'n eligibility,. under,; the
facts as stated. ' • • .
Col. Kerr - commenced - the arguthent
and claimed that the question' Involved
embraced !WU propositions: Firs O
- • the writ seotild 'be •• Order
ed by - the court on the suggestion ofrapil
vete reletor. Seoond—Whether - -this
Titration was of sufficient Importance to
be brought, by the regidat lifnifori lime=
tire, before this court for lts _finding end
eettlement. •On the Amt. propceitlen ho
argued that a i'private •rstator, was the
most proper person", to. apply for : . the
writ, and eite numerous authorities to
sustain this poaltia, • The„secorel prop
tuition des referred to at dome length,
and he'tiottenticd tat its settlement was
a question'of vital imaditatea: -- ' - ---
Nir; Marshall argued; &elf nod *order
the act of ASsembly authorizing wninata
in cases of illegal or undue electiona, the
relator had et remedy, and 3herefore he
had, .no , atants • Fa ,•-this.-. wocurt.-.. He
I Tinted from aoverryinliorlflettin nap,'
rt
po of this.VISW,-, 401104 yoifit*lis
that the relator Woul 'hifii - n*Jight to
exercise the functions of the ()Mod, slid
for tide reason a writ' of ,geo, waremero
would not lle for him, ea he has no mere
intelest ths.rp any other private citizen:
Mr. • Voilafollowed sod: ad the
points at - ciansiderS MO,- lie
i f
tonic the ground,- nod cited authori
ty therefor, that even if ,Mr. Iwo visa
InellOblej Mr. '4lolanghlin -.had.-no
claim to the oillecr,iet tUc'election 'Una
not claimed as an undue Odeintq l the
votes cast • were illegal. Alth text
strictly pertinent to ' thogneatlon forti
the - Court; Mr.- Veech - thought -no one
would dispute the Ihct that !tiff. Woods
stood in the olace y e i d r e r Cluley„tha of
tiro of Sheriff het - bean Oiled - by .An
other person in the entog term of
three year*, begrould,be clearly_ eiVitla t
Than why not blr: Obilgso had ser*
ed throe, mon.t&C-of •• - ter& Of Mr.
Woodai Zhe - .constitutional pllieto
4 - retiteOlitertillikdittmer
, was taut no Intended. • '
Ir. Lowrie closed the =gement, con
tetiding that even if the rotator bade
etatutork remedy ihran undue electionor
false return, be was flirt -patented from
aprararlug as a ' private relator' of from
hying heard in Court. • • .
Tho Court. dhl.not intlinato 'when tbi
deelatun upon tho mutton kouLd be en-
♦ Fatal Leap
We beard - of It most - fliglitful occur.
rence, on the Penney Defile liallroad at
"Pack Saddle,” three miles • nest of , the
. 1 1 1 p a r. trsil th ile at In a te u rsectI nit a sta n,
myesterdemneaye:
was
we
t, DIP/nese train oar.
insr west, end hadln his chargg
siker, who was ironed. As the train wee
passing the place named at- the rate of
thirty miles an hoar, the deserter, who
had been lertaionoln the seat, succeeded
in raising thewindow , and- Jumped out,
before any, onedniuned of hli intentions,
The train was immediatelychecked and
backed to the place, wherethe man was
d iscovered In an - Insensible condition,
having ration upon hi. heed, causing &-
severe barium of the aktdi. He was
taken on board thetrain and brought to
the city, from whence he was taken- to
the Soldiere' Home. There is no hope
of his recovery.. We were unable to as
certniu the Dement' the injured than, as
ho is ILLII insensible, and the °Meer who
Lad him In charge had left op the west.
ern train for Chicagd, • before we heard
of the necident. • • ' - '
La Vols. Amitellque. • .
. .
The new "averse coke! atop, Jura • ln
trodueed into the Mason A. Hamlin Cab.
Intl Organ, is -prononhaut by all who
have heard it to be glover* pathetion of
exeirisito tone. By It the performer ten
repro:mut the tender sadness of the km
coon voice. and. tench the :heart-strings
or any auditor. A ainglo trod of the
Mason Sr Hamlin Organs will convince
any one that they are by far the best in
struments Made, and they will at 'once
understand that the wholesale puffery of
other ammtfeotimem and dealers is to
force an inferior article neon them. - The
brat are Mason'A, Hamlin's, and they
can only. be' had at Mellor's, Wood
Temperance Meetittortni Allegheny
Ternpermics League meets this erecting
s tn Dr•Preesills Church, tu the Diemen&
Addrenees will be made by the Rem 'A.
M../11 lligair and others. ~, • ' . • .
Addlt/DucaLocal
CITY ITEMS
4lewelry, at Hodneed flatea—pergous
desiring to procure any article In the way
of flue Jewelry, will do well to favor. the
well known establishment of Mean:
Heineman, Meyran &Seldio, No. Zi Fifth
street, during the continuance ot , the
'mocha sales streduced rates. Thestock
la Tory complete., embracing.sre.arythirig
ingtally kept in similar. extensive . first
class Lamm,The tirnalrill3ake.
alon of their magnitlcerd, new_ b
Fifth street, a less days hence, and in
the rumnwhlle ihespodal wales cantina°.
"Pert- ChM • Reddeilee In tie igabOrbo
of Allegheny-et Auction;-.A, 'Lentil:4s;
Anctioreer, will 'eall'ibe , beatitlfut resi
dence or Idr.-Hay Walker' 'on the Noe
Delghtoziread, next,ThuAday at three.
o'clock.,,-Our readers are reibrrecito
Legtagte'a descriptive advert:lsm:ma in
auction..colndua r which, to may
appear ininginailvc, but after an 'nape°.
tionfor the prendatsD will be admitted
that the half per rernalna to .be told.
This ia an opportunity very rarely of
Dealers In ovary etti arid to - arn'abronia
by die impeder backers, • bbenttai-gbi
rrer ande.,nbetn steam the ex ,
tenalve well , knoarn erackei
bakers, Meeem. -Wray , it , Brothere f *e.
29 Irwin .street,.: Orders by, ma =ad
promptly at priers mast mataamble. ,
, • ,
Trampslnge, notions and finmy
an
et prleos unequalled in thin city, by any
other store dt - the' Gentlemeles
furnishing OWN,. ladles' underwear of
all kiln* - .e.hlldranns underwear otall
,To.,.ttn, an W. W - 016orhead's, 81
-
Gentlemen , — "Ott 4 riliddrnitt to Call at
Moorhead's, 81 Marketitrset„ and pries,
our goods. Merino shirts. - and drawers
for $4OO and 11.,Z 0101, ormerly sold at
Pl UOO and Don't forgot the plain, htarkekatroot. •,
Hotels and Restattrarda imppUed at Ude
moat readonable prices, Avith Mak:wily
pop er y pu eradkere and Maealta of Bleaara
Wray ch - Brother% proprietorm of the old
oatabllabed steam cracker , bakery, No.
. .
Prunlike Call be supplied with thusaced
upPeuror. crackers for table me andlatroh•
eon purposes by iVrttyd Brotbenhi soct
motors- Corooßy, No. gt
_
*Go - _to Flewloirei Arts' 4 1 tOr.T.i•_Na.
-1114i•Yeet street, for she )404400/dna",
94 0 r 3 or ktjuls.: - • .
. _ _
co to FleetWO Dreg store, No. 84
diarket street, for good Spcmges, at low
rates.
C.
orrITEMS
Err m th. PrahrdripMa ironing. Trlerraph.
!hums,Duda Phisamesa, -
TherfieetelionateofPenntrykrnalit,April
1,1861, on motion of, the. Von, George
Connell, pi.poeeded to cotteh . iee bill
piepered and'reportiid by.,bLm, ea dhalr
man of tho tot:61711Mo on'Finanee, enti
tled "Im Act retatitlig l th r e payment of
in - throat onthe:public debt."
' TEC.l4ll;otaitting the preamble, read
se &noire, Otd -- tvatt ao_paised by the
Letilature:
•
.13e it enacted, etc.', That in Mach of an
let approved .thetwellth day of June,
A. D.,one thousand eight hundred and
forty, ais - requires the interest on the
publirt debt of - this Commonwealth to be,
Nid spode, or ltiaquiyalent, bo and
the., stone is : hereby melded and that
the Sidi intereit ahall be paid' by. the
State Vistentrer f rus•the same Khali here>
after WI due, in en* notes earthen have
been or bo declared by any law of
the tinned States of An:retied to be
rut money - and a legal tanderin payment
of debit public or private, within me
• In miltport'ofttils measure that Sena.
to delivered, on the ocennion.of its pass.
fog the,Bonate, one, of the ablest and
Most katibleurgarnente ever made be.
fore that body.. From the moment after
introduction the hill had met, from:the
opposition side of UM Senate, .
the Meet
viol- nteoritest—ldera 'like Clymer sand
!lirallitoe became lts bitterest ts;
and.this great measure - of - pnb good,
which has already, through 'the elo
quetuse, ability, and enemy of. , Ssaator.
Connell, saved to the tax-payers • ofthe,
State the enormous a= of tuna xrtziols
titcrimen rnonsarni • VOLLAIIH;
ems. fiercely contested, by the above
named Senators from -Burks and Clear
field throughilvery stage of the proceed
ing., and try every means,- honorable and
dishonorable, known in parllmentary
warfare. And when at last a vote came
td be taken on the final muwage of the
bill, tldi finite, Democratic portion of the
Serrate, led by ClyraerandlN'allace, with
ace Solitary exceptkm, voted solid against
it
They only ettenciated the .sharateeed
doctrine that the nab-teal Currency was
not "laliful money of tbd 'United States,"
and dt time when our country strog
tried In its alrtecent death throes, Sena
tor Connell fought its worst onondes in
the Senate at Harrlaborg, who struggled
to putupon record the declutelket that
Pennsylvania but. rejected as so much
worthless pager_that which the Congress
Of the United States,.the money making
power, had declared by sokrmn enact
went tube a "legal tender" and a proper
We append from our able 'Her risbnig
contemporary, !Mr Daily Telegraph, a
statement shelving the amount of inter
est due semi-annuaLly,.ainee the
of the act; the price of gold emelt=
bite-matfett dne,"`and the-additional cost
to the/Stale if the interest bad been: re
-gulped in specie
•
o*(4. Ad. Ckl.:
P.O
Aug.. jjacej. ri L 007,760
ln i ie b. 1.........940.003 ill Erit "
let: ' AC . 141
1
Aug. I -qp.ox, 20A0
, 'At the nett tt,isiott . of the Legislature
Pentisylotmits, a State Tic:mann Ls to
be elected by Abet body. We bare no
Individual preference, or na public ones,
beyond a desire to secure a tilting eue
coma to the present able Incumbent,
whom administration has been ohmia
teemd by remarkable ability and ener
gy, and there bo hardly any one more
competent tharc•Senator Connell, who,
front his large experience in finance and
barachiginteretta, his integrity and en.
orgYi hi eminently Allot/ix the Position,
the duties of which hetrmlld honestiy,
end senktusly admit:oler. •
=ME
• fnit ß et, liahtines_Carnants, Citron, Bpi
-000kit1,,,--m_5c8,12.1114 aDdYso2t#7
Wes, . tantrum .naidee,,
klanlialada, i traetof neet Condeiinal
Milk, Gelatine, Canton ()Inger, Baker .k
Whltnue a Chocolates. Spload OZtlart.
Favali Pine- Apples, Qudness, , TIMMS,
Cbe Currant ; rein and Backber
rintlignes, Olives, Caper', Olive OIL
F.,stracha Rs—, Ste, second
door North of the Pleat National Bank,
Allegheny City. GroltatißEavray.
Wheneer I Take my Walks Ailavad,
how many poor, . miserable Dyspeptic
people I see,,who 'would be healthy; and
nsry.andhappy, if• they took Plantation
. messy
that paragon of preparations for
10 tone to the atomacb, enemy to the
e tt i n=ra tz toy to
the in the nervous .,
ILLanad
mixable regenerator of nature', wetted
or neglected functional powers in either
man or Woman. It gently excites- and
pleasantly soothea. With a bottle there.
of, every man may be his ownphysicim.
• . .
lnagainta .Water.—A delighahl tolloi
artlele—anparloi to Colokna and at ball
tbeprice. " • ecTracP,
good Coos Cases
Good, fresh Gum Drops, Hard and Soft
Cream Chocolate Drops, Dme Cream and
Dumb Almonds, fine Jordan Alnaonds,
Imperial or Dragee Drops, Musk Drops,
Marsh Mellow Dro norioe Drops,
Efoarbound Drops, Candy. and
Now, Seedless Raisins, tst, the Lowest
prices, 112 Federalstreet, Allegheny City,
OD3. BRAVE:V. ek
Lodi". 14411e5.
The largest stock in the city of Siberian
Squirrel, Illingarian Fitch, Mink and
Hudson liay Sable for children and la.
dies, can now be seen at Gardner dt Stew
art's, West corner of Market and Fourth
streets. • These Fars are all entirely new,
and aro for sale very low, cheaper than
at any house in this city. Also, a large
stock of now Dry Goods, cheap.
=
To Wholeaalis Burrst-I am prepared
to offer you at my now bowie, No. 104
Wood street, a superior lot of Trunks,
Valise., Carpet Bags, t3atebels, ttn., laser
than any other house Intim city. I man
ufacture all my work, and can warrant
them tobo mado of tho very bed mated
aL Remember the number, 104 Wood
street. . 7:
JOirra Luzaisn
Tams
.Kenticky • State. lottery.—The only
rawings Lit the United State..
Mart D a
Holliday • Die will take
place December 31st: . to be dia..
tribtthxL Capital prim 000. Com
munications etrictly confidential. Cit.-
eniare sent free, by addresshig '
Munni.r, EDDY ch Co,
Covington, h3r-
111 7 Goods • at Wholesale.—We in
vite tho partleular attention of -boyars at
wkolnen to our complete tan* or Ida;
dress goods, and all - kinds of fancy Intl
staple goods, and to the fact that we sell
at the lowoat °intern prices, and cut
goods to salt purchasers. .
• • A? Market street.
- -
Trointif Tnnidtant—Rernetn
be't=lace to got 'your . Trunks. Val
ises, .to. fa at _ldebler's Tran)c
No. 104 Weed street. Ho keeps the very
beat end all the latest styles. Call in end
examine,
GwaVolltp Cant', Everton and Co* to
Nat Tally" trio Apple, Lemon, Vanilla;
Alniond and 211ounialn Tea Candy.
Caoccdale and Vanilla Caramels, Dates,
Fin ac., do., at 112 Federal street, Al-.
ma'am.) , city. GEORGE BEAVEN.
.
To tna Ladie...4f yon' aqua a Moe
Travellngyag, Vallee or Bedebe4 -go• to
Leibloea niaWonablo Trunk Hone), No.
let Wocdatrbet,and you will find any
thing you can wilt' for in hie limp-cheap
Good—lineniter. namely, _Peppermint,
Roo, Musk. Trzberrn Pulsated, CAT
mine Pepper and Convex:salon, at the
lowest price. At 112 Federalstreet, Al
belhepl 011011034P/XYIII
Lrotre Buarac Slut Vat.virr ron
Cumna.—Beautlfal goods; sublimequal-
Wee, ln all wldttl, at leas prince than can
be hand Lathe two cities, on wan car
ner,orMarket and Fourth streets.
Tin!. GARDNER dr STEWAST
Attention Tannera and Others, to the
great sale of enure furrashment of tan
taery,'No. 278 Penneylvarda avenue, - on
ay
Mond, Novismberritb, 410 A. M. See
adverthte et koent of Smltham, Palmer it.
Eye, ear, Throat, 'LUND, Maar
Dunaaan and CATARRH,
treated by Dr. Aborts, LII4 Sol
atm& ' A boOk by until 50 oenta.
• •
Large Warehouse; ut "No; irwm
Street at Mutton-0u sosuoda_, Norma.
her lath, at 23 o'clock, r. ‘ftsk, mbar-
Usemeut of Suilrhsou, Pahnor tt
Cis to Fleralnks 'Drag Ida*: No . :St
Market street, for Hostetter's and
Drske's Bitters, cheaper than any o th er
place.
THE WEEKLY- (MEM
Two szoretgost
anwraionluip gammas. -
a lois ANL -arlabstair POHTT -
DXB3 d lalenritastudlog natter, mautimr
lasdbxlrAlbulals, laws Sam , by TWegrOkageli
valuabla Itaadtug Matter fir das
and 1411. at and toed rall.biertaxxx =damp
manta X•Ast 8683rX td D.D.
the atty. Jr. Farmer, MeohanUt or Illerobant
.6,01 T. without It.
riffs* 10i ran Inn= erizern.
Club of Ten . . .........
— bud one Oopy paw 1210.1. 0 . 1 regible
up th e enb, 0000 a na Made ar.
aoytlm4 at club rat..
Norms ro SanacirurWls ordoSing. your
Paw. b, rare and spirally what odlSlda• 70.1
Watuarda
scribe. laartun but out mull a wink.
mal . Mou.l by Draft, Zaoraon;Yosty
ortunantstanol 'Amp, p,up oustStOUSda.
Addrtes. awserric,
rrrrerossin. rigra,A.
CITY. ITEMS
Slankets..Blineltemr,
Whini all wonttlanUls 741 2 11°° W..
5.50
y ll O D D
aoo
soa.."
" " " •• . 10,00 . " - .4 6 , 001
c 64 d 4 64 1401 "
AOO. "
17,60
Lariont stock; and theap4 l ,Eo 6 4 B ..,,,, n '''r o .
•
aeon mile. two. cities;
Market and Fourth streets:
Tvo G,tann - ra thEITIngA.7.I
. ,
Smoothing • satoiNN
snitkr., du., for rneiii.ifidies and .
kept M 69 Market street, sis mails .
the very boat material, and midi* ay__,,k•
11 4 UM lowest. ' All 'goods aro warrant ed
toeve siattaftictlon. If you. Want Sniao , .
tido s ; good, and at gold prime r - Ma St.
Bob Ya Shoo Rohae, eShaarket
CONRAD.—On Monday'. the TO lust- sttlettre , .
C'Vn.4sliTet L,C4IULA. ,.
!.11ineral front his Into residence, Lpensi
Mineitester. it "titre. n'elOckl Y. To=
12th
Insf
M111:4 VA :I az
AILE.,..II6EfirMiDEFITASNAP
No. Iss,VO.th EttoeC\ 'NUN
COFFIN'S, one' kinds; larrAtiN. OLONYNAO ,
moo description of Noncom'
torsished.' Rooms open day susikll%.
tnnosscin—Rev, DaTid Km, DLL. Of`
W. Jieotnts, D. D.,' Maxus
JG. BODGERN imnr,Erre
• KEIL AND ENRALBLEE, fanocaseos
4,4 ,3 . 2 uel Eqcinerso No. .D Ohio Wads,
three doors tram Deaver. itlestelar pity. lte!
"lc " Walatat
..0d D4OO
wood ltriltaDon Coffins, at the loireyt:reChinr ,
pricey. Dioccal Ppm at oh tionry, day sind alga.
Beane and Cerringis furnished on short
and on most asonstile team. •
Rmiwki ,czARAILECIffi,
DErrixEs. otn., 16;444,ohuiittie4:
A4rghddr• 'ad 'ottier
Ool
dnk with complete Mao!' raskeiN rdetilaidem
Moodsoinliadd add flitnlsited shateeMsolico s
it lowest priced &le and Linen Seidl., cor
der of Tint slid Middle Street.— Osdtldadde
8... e. edt.4: BMW., Saddle Home, Me, . 4 Mde
for hir
CEMETERY NIAIZOLE
ft. J. FLAIIIIBUGEI, u tn. OnaatuTULla.
Lonrreapville. Pa. • 02N.A.X121TAL'IMI161.I0
and tir/D3P. WOMEN STONE BIIP.LAL (=IA
M~_ rr, N+r-~
WAIITED=OANVABSEVIS, ak ale
W
.4 gamma. Tim Hook forshe HAlTione '
THE DOTE LE BLOM or, lOLHODI THE'
LINK AHD PILL Hy Wm. d.•H:`HoOP ' cat•
the U. Haoltary Commlaaton.. It li net* Ws,'
tort of The en; or of say campaign or GaisreL,
bat atoll cid gaMilfoemord of tf l
nefertags of the - lank ate Etc Tor terms
territory seems or apoli to A. Ollilfso4 - /In
CO., tollaiket street. 'Haber/a.'
.FOB 'REST.
pop it. :RENT-rOFFICES.IIIie
now wooled try tbettecieinvi Cf Obi .
Union
. Itallroad . C.nd TransiirtattOn.
No. 9s Fifth str e et over o..llol.lntocklio .
Carpet Marc. nose. roma '.u . a very, deslay
ontew belts bested l 0 tba coati. of bit&
nova. and =•i= meet, now. Wang - bad w . /tr ;
the Shalom pavement, rendering:lkon has •
from colas, ele,.l.cont mom contains' out,isio.
proof vault. Pooktesolon oo be baresi'lltata.
proonno. n.ithroot our=
co., =tl.ll.lt street. .
11603,100
POW _SALR
SALE-820ACREN
PAWING LANI),. In laws. 'Amount.
Oar:tulle. Telerate paid. — Will tads to shy
property." 7or partitalsrs 'lngots* Orli W.
80ErT.11.7ter.tellerkeertriele. • .. • '.
Fos SALE , AIOIFTZIi"
~ - 4;4
/We ItAIitELY 1101ZSE thise‘DiaPPLZ
GREY 80138:65. an. LARGE DRAUGHT'
110.113 Z; true BLADE *ABM pro' OEM'
ELAM. 'rpinst , Eintka - t. aim. w Ackiaiiii . -1
bola House.l
. .
FOB SALE--1141.11E CIIANCIC
^m . PIED IITOBZ 1012 HALL—An old Plata.
Mined stand, on one of the Delnelool gireetels.
Allegheny Cliy. and debt nee.d nada.... with.
lead. eLattuee end good will, se a man:lads
Toy particulars address Bei nagi
:FOR
The undersigned wlB sell all or oteWitali of
it Brick T..dto eeY Mee. telettlet to ehg.tei,t'
the Laminae fieryard L neerorlth ell them&
ere thorneemeate. Mud mix tea nets: `.reeeee
need eggey tat Mee Who me se beatelesedAft.::
SAILEBAIiERY.r* goa4
• &Item doing . • bastnera ofll*ll. toitt
lamb of dour a weak, and attnatad /A no':
PALO ALTO STBSZIL, kneibeal Vier; TIM Oa ,
wed on reasotoldo Aernaa 424 Son bakery to
doing • good fondues., and Ault* fantlltiosof
'bin a moS uhrer one tn. Li imr - nnuitrig..
As, WWII arterial; tO *WO 411,4 times'
trill gad Oda • rata oinportnaltf, Iffntattlantara ,
(notary at the BAKERY.
_
ROB SALE.—Elonse and Lot ina
corner of Unbitten nste . dtiii waviiisk.
reu rummer Rahway. Lot . 41 er MS.
House Maw. oentalnlas Node sadloollsalL;
well tseproveL Mew and Lot ontltedltdd. mar
Mews'' street, Allertsoni CRY. Mel IT U .
test; Dom tram. eentann ban. IIdSIOOM mdl
, good cellar; water asel gds., .Also,nneweat Wenn.
Houses and Lots In wood toddle's.legateset
.strsB a co.; Beaver Arent.- laise
Maud:tutu..
FO, 8 SA L E—SHASIPSBEISQ:
LOTS—WO now offer on loralidladlTaißY:
terms anew plan of large anti dadodde lots. to.
tog Out of that valuable proporty Inlaying);
the heirs of L. C.:l4llWe. oltnat• OS WARN.
end of Sharpsbarg. and ow Gornto Station s Oln
the West peons. Railroad. 6 pertlon of Thema
lots trout the railroad on es* *nit, and ll e ge,
street on the south. The low ar• iehy Ite.telt,;
ntth wido streets running through 14 egsg t ,
property. The soil for gardening purposesieon:
not be excelled. sad lbr beauty of location eh*
access have no alma. her deetnipttra plan aid.
further barmanon add at SELLA sturrricw.
LDS, seal Znate 4entsi'S,ottar suiset:
SPECTACLES, '
or AIL erne,.
evsozaesams MID IMAM,
ffPZIN.A.L 11•11.0A1N13
DUNBEATH•' HULETT;
Jeire will Optp*;
ege AP/0021/110C4
oppoarn 'mom°
BENGT G. WALE,
Atterohaiit
Cor. Penn and St. Clidentrinbia
, •
• . •
TTakesirtiipleasmr•of nillyrmlai tile .
anithapnhllafnpaiN, that htt Skiek Otto
FALL
GOODS P'
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rca mums
mAAmricittinicvdoiik* r y;,,,
emu° KuTams -
miki.e.ickoutt46.%:lArtF,,tiespm.gia.
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raw Go o 136 :'
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