The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, January 18, 1868, Image 7

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Preseitsiettir of the Rrand inn
Oar 'll+Lla eO-:Ttotit - Caplet/7
Pelee Pirelli.ee sad tateeep ea Bat
see Ceees—Ltberellty et the ILatater
License IleeztlAhealsteat ttlaszlet
etteree7.
The Ghoul 'Tory of the December term
of the Quarter &mom* .Dnieheil their
labonionSaierttly, mad were discharged.
They Made the fello - enng pre!sentteent: - -
Trithilleiloi.Lte the .Tudges of the Murt
of Quarter Settione, hr., of-titt County
of AftgAeny, Ditember &aims, 267.
The Grand dry in closing their labors
deeps it prthient 1n inaliff brief refertmce
to 'Soma matters , which have attracted
their attention: , The number of oases
brunglit before no does not appear ann•
sually large, in cOmperison with the term
for the cerresPondlng period last year.
Werthiveposseduponabout rourbur.dcad
In cases presented "for our consident
tlon.wo bare. beeri viiidly ImProtand
' - with the injury mnlstrates upoz
the Community In transcending their
duties.. oe conservators of the. peacii .
They. are eepecisily culpable In opprtna.
ing the poor and Ignorant, by enwurap ,
log litigating, anti In causing great ow
pence to the county by entertainlng ca
ws where' the - parties concerned should
hairebeen adviied to settle their Milieu!.
tire without *Course to' law. Such ad
vice we. ainnot thick- , would fall to be
given bye proper magistrate, one haying
a proper understanding of his dutiev,not
ontylie publio °Maw- but as an up
right citizen. The pursuance of a differ
ent course seems to.bethe rule, to which,
however, there are a few exceptions.
The dedni forialts of someofearniagis
•trittes seems to outweigh their- sense of
justice,,and hence In the pursuance of
their buslneits great injustice is done—
the public , peace Is not preserved, but
In the consideration- , of cases of thd
elare'Mferred to it has been a souroe of
regret; that we could .not In some prat*
.tleal way feb4..e. magistrates for their
-misconduct lebtlioe. In - some. it was
proposed_to place the oasts upon them,
but there seemed to -be no authority of
law for thls. -
' We would alsd call the attention of
your:Horrors to the. great member of
reset of false pretense and of larceny as
bailee entertained by magistrates. These
are trrongiet; we believe, In many In
stances, to ,enforee the /luminary pay
ment of money.st or unjust debti,
the crfsainaf law being made to answer
the purpose of the doll—urthe payment
of money—es far the former answers for
the arrest and perhaps committal for a
“furthet hearing" ortheadensed,thispea
ishmord, and the , fair Inspired of further
punishment, accomplishing - Me object.
Comparatively few of ilea') eases teach.
the • grand lury the Court, the
ruse:armee and prosecutors disposing of
themas their interests are served--es the
accused pays the. debt. and coats, or re
fuses so re do. In the latter event, pert
- hap; the ease goes to Court. lithe mon
erition out-wail:dna that es,
t discharged,
o whether or not there was -sufficient to
eseurre. his arrest, In the Brat instance,
and to hold him- for trial, after hearing,
to answer a criminal charge.
Comparatively few 'Minor cases have
been brought before us. r The tibraaLity
orate County Commissionem, es a Board
of Limn" seems, to .11:*. erect/ea the
violation of law in this regard. If it has
not teen increased in other respects,, thy
Is gratifying, • •
• We take occasion toexprem oni thanks
to tho Assistant District Attorney, John
W. Riddell, Esq., for the vary able and
efildent manner`in which tic; has dis
chltrgert Ids 'duties - during oar inning.
We teraormlts the necessity for the office,
end also the capability of the present in-
Alt of which Is respectfully inbmitted,
Jarmo Ilarnsx, Foreman.
Wits. M. Hatrrzma..; Clerk.
E. Edmondson ; -C. H. Osborn,
W. R. Boggs, George Neely,
FL ELTleming, ' ' John Magill,
Henry Hays.... Wm..A.' haw
Henry EfltOn. MatthlasVoeghtley,
'John . G. Gilfillan, "-Wm. Rinehart. .
Alex . .. B. At.kineorr.
Quarter 11 . 1arrelt.
. This Court mot Moitchty morning at
the stimal hoar, ten o'clock.
George M.' Morrison woo sworn no
liennuntle Apprnloer for Allegheny
ooutjty.
TE i.E:FssiLveaLt. itsuatoar) LAECEN.
7-723--CONVIOTION OP DEPENDANTS.
The ease of Moritz Kestner and Henry
Hese, indictment larceny from Tie Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, was re
sumed. The defendants were in the em
ploy of the railroad company as ..repair
men.", and It was charged that on the
night of the sth of December last they
entered a freight: mg at the outer depot
and took bottles - or wino from a box
shipped by IfeCtickert it. Co The do
fondants were on duty that night, and
being =spaded, - were watched. They I
were observed opening' tiuo - car, enter IT I
take the wine, and proceed to a toot
- 17ovaein thevielnity where, subsequent
ly, the wine (four bottles)was tound.
• Thee:Me was very carefully tried by 7no.
H. Hampton, Esq.; for the prosecution,
and A.- M.-Brown and F. H. Collier,
Esq., for the defense. Mr. Hampton,
in the course of his summing up; said It
was not an ordinary sane of
larceny.' It was not tho case of
a stranger - entering a house or
- store sari taking therefrom a pro
or goods. It was the; of employestlit
on duty or nt work...violent= the confi
dence of their employers. The defend
ants were repairing care ba the night
time, and embraced the opportunity to
etcaL .A, portion (two bottles) of the
wine was found at Keener's kinuae, in
Lawrenceville, and when arrested Kest,
ner said he bad no wine &tout kis prem
ises. For the defense a 'women. named
• Etimbeth Roeh. testified that she and
• Mrs. Kestrier had purchased the Arne at
Mr. Seibert's store, in the city. Mr.
Hampton said this woman had been
brought forward to "swear they case ..
thruagh'! - and had committed rank per-
jury. She : had not been corrolinrated,
and the Jury would disregard her testi
mony. Mr. Collier reminded the Court
of the fact hf.r. Seibert sad his clerk
bad been regsdarly watipcensmi, and an
attachment Week! on Friday last to com
pel their attendance, the °Meer reporting
that the win:Hives had gene to Cleveland.
The Jury retired about one a'rr'est and
after a brief absence returned with a
verdict of guilty.
Henry Bess (one of the defendants in
the above ease) was arraigned upon an
other indie.ment, cnarglng him with the
larceny ore large quantity of dry goods,
also in the possession of, the Pennsylva- I
nia , litailroad as carriers.. The: delend
ant put in a idea of guilty. •
- There, was rill another =se:against
Keefner and Hess' but. the District At
torney-stated it was not his parpasetcl
try - it at present The defendants were
!ern:aided - until Saturday • next. Hen
had been under bail in the sum of ID,srie.
The - defendant Kestnee was last week
convicted of the lareenvnfa large quan
tity of dry goods clothing, dre.
These men seem to have been doing
• ' quite eiresterisive thieving business, re
-suiting not a r iJy la considerable loss,
•
but in great Inconvenience to conslgnors
ise emit as copelgßees, and ' also 'to the
rallited - company in tracing out the
thieves tad the stolen property. The
• =widest tried tberefore were or'riaore
than ordinary interest to the railroad
company and-the pnbtie generally. For
bringing the offenders to justice much
eridltie dna to the officers in the employ.
—of the railroad company,more especially
to •A. M. Hackett. detective, in which
specialty ho hex few equals. Some,per-
SOMS,:t from .lack of information, have
ieee proper to characterise as a spirit of
“aboaliness" the 'earnestness with which
• the isiireaci company, through its agents, I
has' rm
aed offenders, in most instan
mployes, but It is'a sufficient an
irirsitho :Such eepression of opinion to
stallf-the fact that within a year past the
cotripany, it Lsestimated, baa been oblig
ed to . pay to shippers about fifty thousand
dollars as damages for goods lost,
or rather stote-n, ha irersado. Hence it la
that, by the employment of detectives' '
officers, and the pursuit to convictllin ' or,
. - employes and othereengage, din Meal
- ing from ears, the railroad company
has reared to render shippers secure
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in,,their ropersy very naturally deem
: lug it w e ft to Dicer the necessary ex
. reuse of finch a policy rather than to ex
- peed a like or . greater ailment of money'
indausages rmulting from a teas degree
of -prrcaation. The system of railroad
• thieving—for 'ln fact it has becomes
rem:tier - system within si few yeare--we
may state, has rendered necessary each
extraordinary pre:notion. The result of
the awes jest tried. It la WA* hOped vs(11
have a wholesome effect.
Cenirt—snap
liostur, Jan. 13--Court. mat at.. to r
o'clock. Benjamin Rush Branford Ids.
Samoa Guthrie and John Glithrle and
same plaintiff Caalin,Wm.
ennedi, Janl9lf.V.::n earn Armrest
littehell.' Ilene aro action a la eject-
ment‘frona Az =strong county, arm are
being ;tried in Bait Court injnuanancent.
n special act or Assembly: , . Thu lint is
.
fqr one htbadred mid ftlty acres r end the
lade; for - one bandied and fittY-four
acres of land, both tracts being alturdcel
n.Covriumbantrock township, Armstrong
county. Too jury Is what Is termed a ;
.etruck'',Jury, the manner of their se
iection Wages follows: The full panels
Offorty.eightjarars 13 submitted to the
ralninta and defendants.. and each party
has Slight to strike cdf twelve 'names.
Prom the twenty-four names remaining
the Prothonotary selects twelve, and the
rental Mug twelve are a. 'wnerVe - to
supply the places of three seleceed by the
Prothonotary who mayhe objected ott
The jurors thus selected are then sworn,.
and before the ciao Comas Op for trial
make personal examination-of the
land in question. - Thise cake are - of eon
!adorable importance,. .as -the result
will -affect the ovnaeraldp of - a'forms
amount of land in - •Armcel'ong county.
Messrs. Goblen.Purvisneer,
BurnSVM will, appear for the Ulf,
end Messrs. Beggs, Barclay -Laces
for we defendsnta, ..011 trial.. •
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iiimivria:ciTi ertreOpperig
Irorniiin. Wartlamina., ot Ilbe Coatis
stet of Ms 11Earillarer.
In yesterday
mic
moral _ .011:11Tre We
published* Wept= from Wheeling-an
nom:ming the arrest of John. ShasHfer at
•
Parkersburg, foi attempting to mks the
Ws of a citizen or that place, and stating
that be had confeasedlo the ccontrditlnu
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of two most' terrible murders in Par-.
kenburiL and one in Whaling, within
thepast year: - The murders referred to
base ban shronmod In mystery .np to
the prawn time, but circumstances
bave recently pointed to'tlichaffer as the
perpetrator of the horrible deeds d.
peciardiepatch dated at Parkersburg,
January lOth,
'• The murderer, Join fitmoter, made a
=station this afternoon, under the
lad aware:aka, in the presence of J
. Die Debar, Hag. as the Interpreter, •
and the' prosecutor Mr. Hutchinson.
Ire had spacial° Atha Park, of . con
feedon, but the worthy baba refused to
admit him to religious confers:den until
he had made a pubis one, or until he
had been trial and convicted.
This morning he seemed to have lost
all tke stuttarnness and stolidity that
bad before.characteriaed him, as be had
net, to the moitcloarcibterva,"exhittiled
the slightest emotion dare his arrest ex
cept on the oonksion al:fr. Beeler being
national at his pitblio cramination.
: u confession to-daywat brief, but be is
writing a full one.
He la altve of Baden; aid served
o tt f ro Mrs the Papal armlonly one
Spent in Rome; Imm this
he deserted and probably t to the
brigands of the monntaimas is common
with desertera: 'lle =no to this country
about three yawn's's:), and was married
about a year ago. He win a worker in
wood, but note good carpenter or =bi-
He wit often at Lillenthel's 'saloon,
and aciitabotedwith him hiesll up
Lilienthal and Murdered he wit
found, and took an the money ha , could
find. With that he paid off some debts
of which, singular as it may seem, he ,
evince' great honor, and paid aunt. ex
penses. This money having run out,
and having but little work, he Wyatt , ,
led Ulrich to Wheeling, under pretense
of having asituation for him.
Early in the morning after their arri
val, they maned out for the +situation os
tensibly. In a lonely place on the road,
near a cnivert,hemnedewd Ulrich, took
his money, about seventy-live dollar,
and a watch; came to the Pemberton
House, traded °tithe watch, keeping the
chain which is now iti the passeeedon of
, (liapt. Taggart He COMO home that day
and went to work again.
He became aolnainted with Tenter,
'end being out of money he watched Ten
ter, murdered him, took his -money
(about $75), went acmes the river, and
afterwards came home. lie owed Dr.
'Koch $33 for attehdance on him, and
n
to pay it Monday evening. He
ot=ed $lO from Father Park for Mr.
Beeler, bat pall it to Dr. Koch, and
promised the. lance the next day.
lug• The Parkersb nt: urg Time* has the follow
aocen
; "On list Monday mining the good cit
izens of Parkersburg were again thrown
Into a phrenzy of excitement with the
news of another attempt at murder, sim
ilar to those of .Lillienthal and Tenter;
Thidthne the atesamln, a German named
John Sheeler, was_ caught, while the
victim Mr..Tohn Whita, Is still living,
and - able tatestify'agalrun the prisoner.
"Mr. White, like both the former vie
tuna, bad his own private sleeping room,
in the rear of his coal ,office, corner of
Julian and Litthdon 'areas, where he
lodged alone,
and Sheerer had been fre
q
uently seen around the office for several
- dun. At about seven o'clock on Mon
day evening, Sheeler called for the par-
pose of nettling a cited bill, and while Mr.
White was sitting in the chair. engaged
Lp writiniLa receipt;.. the prisoner drew
from his pocket, where he carried it con--
coaled, RI common carpenter'l hatchet,
and ,track him' powerful blows on the
hoed and neck. The first blow on the
neck fell a Little too high, or it would
bavepreduced death Mance. Others fol
lowed in tjuick .successlon, but
'4
to say, though a mach lees man than his.
assassin, and unarmed, Mr. White was
enabled to grapple with rdm, and push
his way to the door, crying murder. A
gentleman Deming heard the cry and
.crate to the door, which being fastenedlie
'kicked in before Sheeler got off Mr.
White In his excitement ta ki ng hold of
hiss and running into the street. •
'Shaefer sprang out, leaving his hat
and hatchet in the office and yard, and
ran off bank headed. The police were,
however, soon upon his track, caught
him not for from his residence,. and'
lodged hire safely In our new.lalL, Yes
ter&yan excited crowd believing him
blooded guilty of the two void murders
above named, as well as of Antoine Ul
rich, at Wheeling, surrounded the Jail
and threatened to lynch him. It was
also rumored that the prism:forties so far
hi sympathy with this desire as to make.
some efforts to commitenticide in his iron
cage, or prison cell. •
About boll past three. o'clock yeetei ,
day afternoon he was conducted before
justice Tastgart,-in the Court house, and
had a hearing, A number of witnaces
testified to most of the facts above set
forth, including the prisoner'. seknowl
edgment that he struck the blows for the
purpose - of securing Mr. White's money,
but diaavowing any intention of doing.
more than to knock him haensible,
while he rifled his office. • -
The condition of the wounded man to
Writ critical, though it Ls generally
thought ;he will entirely recover. He
talked well, and showed evidences that
his mind was unimpaired shortly after
the occurrence, and seemed to be im
proving yesterday. Hew= terribly cut,
palled and bruised.. Dr. Davis, who
attended him; testified that he received
four wounds on the head, two on the left
and two on the right aide—tbe wounds
on the left temple with a sharp edge, and
the others with a blunt - 14m. 'The skull
was penetrated. Also one woad on the
right Bide of the neck, and -another on
the left elde,-back of the ear one Con
tused wound on the shoulder, and both
hands 'apparently chopped:, He mated
further th at It impossible at preeentto
matte a pet /amok of the case.
The primmer was held to answerer, the
April term atria Circuit Court, and the
witnesses kn. the State- were recognized
in one hundred dollars each to appear
Carintelles or nnwe, roe Vanrimuo.
In the lei:port of preeteedhsgs in the
Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions
on Friday last. we find the following th
relation to an Incite - Ling who some time
age opicrided in thls city:
Jesiah Deoreoll, alias Josiah Williams,
Miss Josiah Anderson. was convicted of
it charge of formoy. The facts were very
plain and ealleinelVe, the prhomer tam.
Ins no evidence to contradict them.
On the 17llattof October last he called
Open Elijah W. L, qtasensware men.
et Commm ynd ee street, above Fifth,
and produced a letter of introduction.
purporting to be from a Mr. Bed, of
rittatmrgh, &gentleman whom Mr. Lynd
well knew, and In anureqsauce of this I
letter he was well received. In the
coarse of .eouveresnon he showed Mr.
Lyad a clack fora certain amount upon
bankers at the corner of Fourth and
Wood streets, Ffttelmrgh. drawn In his
favor. and. bearing the formed name of
Mr. Best , and toted Mr. Lynd to in
dome It, so that be could raise money
upon It in this city.
Lynd, net being imiliclently well
'acquainted with Mr. Best'. signature,
• declined' to do so, but offered to Intro
duce the prisoner at the Central National
Bask, where he keptan account, whine
the check could be deposited, collected
end paid. This was sweated to, and the
check was deposited. Mr. Lyad then
wrote his name and residence upon a
card, Landed it to the prisoner and lett
him. Subsequently, but,on the same
day the prisoner returned to the bank
. and presented's check ter $l5O, bearing
the forged signet:we of Mr. Lynd.. The
paying teller wm net satisfied with the
signature. and refused to cash the check.
IThe nrlsoner went away, and soon re
'turned with this additlou to the check:
O. K. Fads W. Land." He stated that
Mr. Lynd was slightly intoxicated when
I he drew the check, and hence this little
tnaccurscrin his signature. This threw
the teller off his cuard, and the money
• was paid. The trend was mon detected
and the prisoner arrested. It 'is almost
needless Gamy that thaPittsburgh check'
proved •to be a forgery. Benteeced to
elx years in the Eastern Penitemtlary.
EMU
mar. Col lel*. If.. X 7 rink Wrest,
ritt.b.rcb. Junum7 10.
We have the pleasure to announce to
oar friends and the public. that we hare
recently made another new and impor
t:AM addition to our atandani Course of
bnsinem education try the Introduction
Of 'BEATTIE GOVERENKIEr Comerzerarr
BASH Nova DETECTOR, with' upwanla or
fifty dealmas from the. Government
plates byouthority faith, United States
Treasury Department; sanctioned by the
orthe Tnetsury, and principal
.ra=.llank °Dicers, as the clearest
and. -fullest instructor aver, offered upon
this important attainment. Members of
our dames in book keeping are Instract
ed without additional, charge. •To pri
•vato classes our terms are moderate and
made knownst our
,R Dt737 ft SON.
cur muersaatty
Vt. 0. - PhYilotan of
tOPfrrel of. Health, reports the haw.
Mg interments In the oiti - of Plttihuith
Nrom December 29th, 1907; to, January
sth, 186 . •
I Disesses--01d age, 3; typhoid' fewer.
asthma,m burns, .1; small pox, 1; oon
-Ir-cashew 2 Manse of kidneys 1.
tare birth, 1; disease of braln,'*=
of heart, seran
at i rls , leo, 1; dimmed; of
0 oboes therewere thxlMl year,
*from I tot, 1; Ito 5,510t0 13,11 2 9 . 111
39,1; SO to SO, 2; 70 to 30 0 : * SO WOO,* 90
to
11; - females, 7;100417; color-
ramaii .ra
6rotka.llr.. W. aLICIALI Inns.
thp R.
0 2mr
v a=g . los . of 11Wwwil Jaws
. .
PEIiIiSYLVAnt LEGISLiTURE.
The Dead-Lock Fueled
Davis Elecka Speaker of the &Joe
The Dissenters Yield, After
Giving Their Reasons.
iliale, of Allegheny, Holds Out.
Speech of Speaker Davie
Legislative Record Squabble.
LOltistalDloat.r.k to Plume;[! essetto.7
ITAmussuno, Jartuiry 10, Iso3.
Apromlnentbolter last night rensarkd
that if the Democrats would Join them
and elect litcOudant or Ewing ter Speak
er. the bolters would vote for- and elect a
Deznocratli, State Treasurer. The Dem
ocrats- will accept nothing abort of the
Speaker. They are willing the bolters
•ball have cierything else. So there is
not much-chso , e of coalition between the
bolters and Democrats.
Soiree of tbe Data men =income:ritual
allow the bolter. to triumph, they will
vote for ]ones. The boltere are willing
to vote for any man on their side of the
Howe except Davie. So the matter
stencils at ten o'clock thbe morning..
The Democrats are now in caucus, but
as ascotal of them are opposed to cora
promisl with the bolters under any cirr i
eumatancee, it will probably not amount
to anything.
The_Democrato held a Caucus this
morning in regard to a coalition with the
bentera, but a majority was opposed to
taking' asy action, and the matter wax
At eleven o'clock the House was called
to order, when, without *Mg a ballot,
on motion Ot Air.. Thorn, took a reams
until two o'clock. This is understood to
mean that the Republicans have at bat
concluded to settle their diMcdtl
.
HOUSE
The morning session immodbitety ad
journed tilt two o'clock in tho afternoon
on 'motion of Mr. Thorn, of Philo:
dolphin.
AFTER` 0001 1112 ZION.
On the twenty-sixth ballot the dissent
ing, Republicans voted for Mi. Darla,
except Mr. Riddle, of Allegheny, who
voted for Mr. Wilson. The result was:
Davis, filly; Jones, foily-three; Wilson,
One.
• Mr. Reitman, Republican, Lebanon;
Ur. Mlifiller, Democrat, Montgomery;
Mr. Holgate, ptepoblican, Philadelphia;
Mr. Borah, Democrat,Un ion; Mr. Boyd,
Democrat, York, and Mr. Rickman, Re
publican, Chester, all paired elf.
TUE DIEISE:PrEIt.' 4.E.P.A3021.11.
The dissenting Republicans filed rea
sons for holding oat: first, because they
wantoile man not Identified with offen
sive legislation last year; second, one in'
River of retrenchment and reform; third,
one not connected with corporations;
fourth, one In favor of a Free Railroad
Law. Mr. Davis had • now ' isitlafied
irPrarxre DAVIS' irrzsca.
Repiesemativre of revneptoonia =Xf I
consalted my own feelings on the pre
=TX occasion, I would merely thank
von._But after the ordeal through whleh
I have passed, Rug einslderation for
those friends and myself demand that I
should any iamething in vindication of
myself .and those who so marmant
mouldy supported me In the canvass. I
bhall not . refer to anything that 'would
mat the harmony of the great party of
which I am as bumble member.. I will
simply say I stand to-day before the
representatives 'of the people and this
vast assembly, and I know that I must
some day stand before a higher tribunal.
Heaven's great Court. of Resort, and
sliould those attacks made open. *my
public acts and private character e ar
rayed against me at the throne of the
'Almighty Justice, in the presence of the
God -that made me, I will pronounce
them false. •
I will now nrceeed to nay to the mem
bers of the House what I intended to say
upon the day they assembled to elect a
Speaker. I have not changed one word.
I Iravejust left those remarks as they
were printed lot Monday evening: ,Ev
ery pledge the 1 have made shall tome
tied out. I have not had time to commit
what I have to say to memory. It is
" very brief and I oak your patience dur
ing the reading.
I • Por this very high compliment le
' 'etowen, and the confidence reposed in
me, I tender my hearty ;thanks. I win
endeavor to deserve it, by earnest
el
fort, and to the extent of my ability
charge the duties with equal justice to
all. Every energy of my.naturefahall be
taxed to this end. .I expectant/no doubt
will receive your hearty 00-operallon
and support,in this effort. Our duties
will be important and arduous. The
eye! of your millions of people axt . s e f c ,r e n d
la. Oar actions will be closely
and severely mantra tad The people.
have entinuaed - us with their interests.
Let us be sure to guard them faithfully.
The great political party I have the
tenor to represent, is firmly-. and
. t
of l
questionablyl certain y pledged to mess
urea State policy, all of which I cor
dially approve. I hold now, as ever, that
legislation abould be general, instead of
keel or 'pedal. We have general mi
ning. nauting,,mainfacturiag, and cee
waeon laws. We should also
have • general railroad law, a liberal,
practicaLcomprebensiverane„ umber the
operations of which capital would be
Invested to develope the immense re
sources of our great • Sala. Let
the Lesislatare be true to what
seems to be the almost universal
demand of the people of-every section of
the State, by taking Away restrietions to
a literal system °Lissom:al commerce,
get -at ways guarding the rights-of Ind!-
' vidual citltms . inviu . rapist to come
ft eel,' and develop our inexhaustible
fields of iron,toal and other "minerals,
se well eh the Mimeses lumbering le
gions *and other sources of wealth and
greeneta This can only be accomplish
' ed thoroughly by giving the right to
open 'every locality of the Stale eon
' tainlngsuch sources of wealth to free and
wholesome competition.
I. That I may be properly understood, - I
am In favor of, and hope the House will
speedily pout, t the much agitated and
I greatly needeeFreeßallniad Law. Any
I efforts to that end shall receive my entire
approbation and rendyectimeratlon.
Seven years ago I was selected by the
Haim to preside. We then stood on the
threshold of the meat gigantic conflict of
modern times. The House then pledged
ell the resnuroabf the State to maul*,
the 'Constitution. sustain the Govern
ment, and enforce the laws of the nation.
How well those pledgee werocarrled out
and redeemed Is now part of our coun
try's history. Pennsyliailii soldiers
were the first to respond to the call of
the President to defend the CapitoL , It
was Pennsylvania mil where , the rebel
lion received its moat effective and stun
ning blow, and sent It stapnaring bask
from the glorious field of Gettysburg to
• dahotrored grave at Appomattoy. The
country's power was re-atablishe,i,
I and armed treason crashed, and
if traitors were not Famished or
If treason was not made odious,. it was
not for want of power, but palpable and
wanton disaffection in high placer,. But,
thank God, the people's represenMllvel
in Congress are still masters of the situ
anon. Let them continue to protect
loyal Men everywhere In thee! just
rights, and hold I.lailOn. to a strict so;
countability. Thin, ill my Judgment, It
the only safe way to reconetruct the
union of these Same. If men whose
hands are red with the blood of our
brothers are again permitted take part.
In the Mann/elm of the laws, we will
only hove Ourselves to Mime If slmUai
scenes of blood through which we have
passed should lie re-enacted.
. I again affirm that I will employ an
honorable means at my command-to
carry out what I firmly believe to be the
wishes of the . people, of tho Common
wealth, and - endeavor so to conduct the
deliberaticrna of the Route as to make
the session harmonioue and pleasant as
well as advantageous to the public.
. Again, gentlemen, for thin very dis
tinguished mark of your estsern and en
dorsement of my bumble pretensions es
a representative, from my soul.l Manic.
you.
The Republican caucus nominees for
other °Moss were all elected, as followW.
Clark, James L. Selfridge, Northamp.
son; Assistant Clerk, Edward G.
Phlladelpldru Sergeant-at-Arms, Captain
Casper Ganz Allegheny; Assistants, W,
J.. Woody Israel-K. Rayon, John hie.
Camel_ ,I Robert Johnson. Poitmaster,
M. Henry; Assistsat,James Pearce..
Doorkeeper. J. H. Hall; Juisistenty
damuel ifitchcll, J. L. Vincent. Mums
Asndt, Theodore Chase. M
James DfcCandy, Barrett BrorsM.
Hemphill. T. - . Bishop. Bishop. Transcribing
Clerks, Frederick McGee, George A.
Beekosen. Bushels Bernard, John T.
Xesgoy, Wm. A. Nichols:
Jot:raid till eight o'clock Morelig,
LZOISLATITAX 11.=011D.
On motion of Mr. Ttiom, of Planta
'phisos now Conunitteo on Legiatative
Roconlirsi sppotated,iamely; Minn.
Flarr sad Josephs, with power to
'contra ot rof -
Thtefsi, tlibt 'between the Telegraph
and -State ' Guard _ The Committoe
reiaideid 'favorable to the glide Guard.
EfAximinvna, Jan. 1; 1868.
SENATE '
Tie' Senate met at eight e'clock thia
Re. Low* asked to be excused trota
PITTSIPTItGH. IMEELY GAZETTE: SATURDAY:, JANUARY 18, 1868.
un4ing on the Ibinrosit Committed.
Granted.. '
Mr. Co nnell, of Philadelphia, presented
a bill topsail:lg all taxes on mortgages;'
except, them issassi by eorporational
Mr. Mee:right, sr.Fayette, a bill reo
staring the net 11366, granting pensions
to soldiers ef 1812
Mi;ilM=E
Also; relative to compensation of Com.
misaioners of Fayette county.
Mr. White, of Indiana, a resolution
dlackarsing all from the con
sideration of bills tits :days after refer.
num Pasted. •t'
- Mr. McOonanghen a resolution In.
structhag ths 'Finance Committee to re
port a bill to provide forAnyeettng the
atirplui In the 'i'Fitaanry and Sinking
Fund to produce resent. tor the State.
Mr. Shoemaker, a bill for a general
mint, law.
Estibldthing an additional State Luna
tic HtePital In the. northern , section of
the maul.
Also, authorising the fiecretary of the
Commonwealth to record official bonds.
Mr. _Lowry, a supplement allowing
the stockholders of the Mulner Hospital
at Erie to hold votes In proportion to
Also, a rosolntion instructing the
Fibanoe Committee to laqture into the
feWdbility._of the State purchasing drat
mOrtpge bonds of the Erie Canal.
Mr, Brown, Lawrence, s bill giving
tho Court of Qua tar &salons jurisdic
tion over roads partly In and partly out
of boroughs.
Also, for an additional Justice of. the
Peace ha Mabonlag tennialdp, Indiana
county...,;
Inoorixnating the Trustees of the Alla ,
ghony Theological Seminary of the
United PreobiterianChtunh, Plitabrirgh.
• STAINDIICIII CONXITTIII3.
The Speaker annennold the Standing
Cenirnitises sa follow=
FedercK Betatienss—Molorre. Lowry
31cConatighy, Brown, (Lawrence) Wal
Loa and IkfcCandlosa.
Finanne—ldestn!. Connell, Worthing
ton,
OM
Conat
lor, BroWn, (Nucor,) Glatt and Nagle,
Banta-41011ra • Brown,
(Mercer),
Contellyi Lowry, Randall and Brown,
(Northanithen.)
arnalsandinhoul.Nevigotion--Maaam.
Taylor, - Shoemaker . , &aright, Linder
man and Stinson.
Railroads—Mesam Coleman, Lowry
Ridgeway!, Randall and Enact. *
Eteettoi Distriett—keum. Stutzmati,
White, *bon, Blillsigfelt mad Melt
tyM
Betnenekuntt and ' Reform Mawr%
Brown, (Lawrence); BilUng(elt, 'Briett,
Davis, and Beek,
Edneanon 7 Meurs.Worthlngton, Sex,
right, Brown, (Lawrence), Brown, (Mer
cer), and coudes. '
4p:fat/arid and Domestic : Atanufae
tarersLMiara. Btnt:lmm, Landon, BS
'lngrid; Slats and Shugart.
Mtlitarg r l.Affoirs—Mesant White, Tay
!or. Fish* , Mceandlesa ;nl Dania.
• Roads and Bridges—Mount Billing
felt, tandrin, Taylor, Slats and Nagle
chniparel,Bale—Meaant Jackson, Stutz
man, Blab:eer . , McCandless and Nagle.
Wee andlinetoreity—Metara. Brown,
(Lawrence,) W orthington, Tailor, Bur
nett and Linderman.
Paints Oda s WWI Damages—Messrs
Fisher, Eitaiisman, Blillngfelt, Brack and
Mclntyre.
Library—XessinsWorthington, Ocierles
and Wallace.
Publiclft—ZNlFllll. Errett, Mc-
Conanghey; Cannall, McCandless and
Searight. i
Public Butidings—Messrs. Coleman,'
Brown (Mercer), and Glatz. , • •
Nero CensnNet and County Scan.-
Messrs. Ittowis (M.rcor), Shoemaker,
Lowly, andSearlicht.
HOUSE OF REPR ES ENTATIVIN.
The Houle met at - eight-o'clock in the
evening. 7 1 . .
no Senate resolution adopting the
JOint rare. of idol was adopted.
Tbe thirarnor's message was received
end the retina; dispensed With. A mo
tion to print was postponed.
Mx. Mann, of Potter, offered a resolu
tion in respaet to the memory of the late
clief Clerk,A. W. Benedict, which was
passed.
Mr. Maws, of 'Potter, Mr. Wilson, of
Allegheny. Mr. Jousts, of Darks, Mr.
Teaks, of.litrarson,Mr. Ewing, of Wash.
itiguns, ao Mr. Delis, of. Clinton. all
pulsed glotiring tributes to the memory
'of the lite Clerk.
. _
Mr. Wilson, of Allegheny, prwiented
petition from the Commetleat Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Pittaburghi.
fin a Lir allowing them to Joao mousy .
In Pennsylvania., •
Also; from A. MI FoaMr, ofPlUsburghl
for cumulative voting.
Mr. Ford, of Allegheny, a petition .
'fkom .7•00 b Grabby soldier of 1212, for a
pension.
Also, from Surrerors of AlloililcOT
county for increue of Amyl= soifsgstl
as witnesses. - .
Mr. Wilson, of Allegheny, presented a
bill for the retiring alma of thellonse.
Amended to include twoearlstain
one Ulmer:thing clerk, aeignant.arearma.
one &Mina& cloorkeeper, -- cmc annatan t
messenger and prNenr. Passed.
Mr. Port of Allegheny, • bill tor the
repeal of what I. known as the—"Tiog•
Sir.laian, Allegheny, a Free Rail
mad bill
Also, relative to the Pittsburgh and
Corunalevy, Railroad.
Mr. Debts, Clinton, a bill repealing the
act. of 1E oompolling the admission of
{ GEORGIA,
Ord. St ,111morial ■.sds 'at.m•vlar
Gowan.. Jesasas sad is*. Mfg.
tar Telarna?l, t. u. ilitaborsb aar.tt•a
ATLaarra, Gls., January 13.--The foh
lowing order was bawd etas morning:
Mailfinariers T7drd ltilltory:District' ;
Jameary 114,1800. General Ordcrir.Non.
First, Charles' J. Antkina, Prsvialoteal
governor; and John Jones. Previsional
Treosurer of the' Male of (isorgfa, hav
ing donlined to Teepee! the itunductiotai
of. and- tilled to co-operate with; th•
Major IGaineral commanding t • Third
Military District, are lur•by remitted
from °Oh*
Brewed, By virtue of the authority
granted the supplementary recou r i
ir,t.lon set of Conroy, plumed Jul
19th, lean the following named dike
are detailed for duty is the' Dlstriot of
OtolTkt : Brevet. Brig. Gen. 'llinmse4
Roger, Colonel of the kW Infantry, to
Goversai. of the State et George
Capt. Charles F. Rockwall, of the 'Ord
l
nonce Corps of U. R. Army, to be Trmai
urer of the Stale of Georgia.
Third, The obeys 1:11101 °Mears wily
proceed without dais to . Milledgeville
and entail upon the d of the du
ties deroirlog upon them, select to In
ert:id:lmM from these kaadquartars.
By order of Maj. Genadeade.
l.Ellgaed] R. C. , Dattle. A. A. G.
At haff.past tan thlir morning this or
der was read in the Rsometauction Con
vention, and the first section greeted
with loudiapplause.
iiICIIIAII3N±I, VA.
Wiese •S illosorM Nina. ',
rarrelsoollt• tie letturbauxl. &kink.)
RiCIUILIND. January 13.—Chrn. Butler
addrimiedi an immense crowd at Afrksa
Church' tO•night. He 'dreaded equal
political right& for blacks, equal - bowers
In the Gorman:teat: and an equal burdam
lo supporting it.- The land oulti bear
iti parsof the taxation sad" the burden
should pot 'be . ththwu ,on the
laboring man. He mkt the Pm. for con,
fiscatlon, ;whether riled or wrong, was
gone, and he did not think his andiesoe
now extorted IL Cries of ("No •we
don't:") Its advised southern Men to di-
Tido' their lands, as it meat come to that
at t•lsed. The tasa who worked the
bind would ennitnally be the comer'
of the lend, if. did not believe any war
of noes would caner. If it did it would
not come illroot the blacks.. He signed
against the folly of the Southern people
rentaintog out of the thiton, -hoMng
for batter terms.- These they mall
net get, 1 for when/rex. other changes
might, take place the. Senate would not ,
thanp for six years, area before two
YousXl the admission of Stales to
rink. r la the-Union we o k! base.
com on the preseatterms. •
r iqUi3i EUROPE
Important • Fenian Arrested
Fesiala Telegraplip
Italian Government Measures.
Financial and Conan:Lards]
By Tafeirsph to tno Miliaria @wit. ]
TiNIAIES TAW
Loimix, Jan.. 10.—d P. x.—Barke,
Casey,Bbaw and NMMurky, the Fads=
who bad. a preliminary ixaminatirm
at Bow, atroat, yeatarday, ware to-night
heavily guarded and taken by a special
train to Warwick jail.
SIIPOETA.TI . I'ILNDL•C AiItSITIOD
Dowses, Janiaary 10.4Faels which
hay. coins to the knowledge, of the 11111.
thoritlei lead to the belief that the leader
Of the rising et Weight, liatepriner, was
not killed, as .reported, but that a man
narneelLeanor, a prognineniFenlan, who,
was =tied here today, charged with
high treason, L conlldastly asserted to
be theperson\itio organized and directed
the inaurrectton• on that °melon. His
examination will moon take piece, when
the evidence itt i9lllBllllliloll of the Gerr
ertunint will be brotigl4 to light.
IRISH IDITOR Rlii.l3 FOR TRIAL.
.Mr. Piggot, editor of the Dubin, /KM
man, has been examined and is held for
trial for publishing certain alleged libels
in his own paper and writing the midi
tiotui articles which appeared in the
/rig ..tmerican. •
FILNIAX TELEGRAPH:IIO.
Bsimsar, Jan. 10.—The clerks is the
ollice_of the Magnetic Telegraph Ciom
priny in this cliy i hays been siyested'and
thrown intojell, on a clangs of belong
ing lo the Fenian organization.
ATLANTIo cazoisailz co. rotor=
losoox. January 11.—The directora of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company have
honed a prospectus to raise one million
three hundred thonsaad pounds star ,
ling to purehaae all the rights and Inter
eets of the Anglo-American Telegraph
Company in the two cables across the
Atlantic and pay 4 i:ff their Indebtedness.
...Pratt 7 11•21 L.717.11:73.
The authorities are • very active in
searchimi out leaders of the Fenian
movement. A man has been arrested in
the county of Cork, who it is expected
will prove to be no other than We 'cele
brated Colonel !dictum. Dehettiii. The
pale* have been on his track for a long
time, and it La known he has been lurk
ing in unfrequented pianos in disguise,
and under assumed names, and attempt
. seieral Clines _to make his way to the
elated States. The man Lennon, who
was arrestecl at Dublin yesterden_ -
with noticeinan in last
STEELin
NEW TO unman mass.
Losnow, emery 12.- Mr: Edward
Thornton, Brittah Embeasador to the
Stites, sailed from \ Liv erpool yesterday
on the steamship Li a for New York.
THE nuastawtr.
PAWN, January 12. n'Thadberg,
Moslem Ifinitter to Eon who who had
been on a visit to his home, wikl not re
'turn to Paris, having been detained at
St. Petersburg bythe Government:to till
an Important pcsition.
1M1E=2:73
Lair =Lt. erru.t. CONMIDXBED
Pssm, January 11.—The bill for the
reorganisation of the army is still under
oanalderation In the Corps Legialatif.
The article obliging every Preachment°
serve In the Z!:ational Guard was adopted
last evenlag by e vote of one hundred
and seviuty to esti hundred and seventy
one. An amendment for t h e exempUen
from the operation of the article was
In
troduced, but opposed by M. Rotator.
During the debate which Reseeded the
anal action of the Corps on the bill. M.
Rouher said:. This article will startle at
tentive ears abroad, and laaplre the ar
my which precedes the National Guard
to the battleAleld.
NITOLSON ANTI KZ A 0 WILLLLIL
PARA Jan. 11.40 n New years day
King William, of 'Primula, wont tics Em
peror a cordial autograph note, which
was answered in the same conciliatory
epiriL A much better tsallng has pre-'
railed Mime imblielly has hewn given to
thlalnteKlgenee, and nowhere was it bet
ter received than on the Bourse. Rental
are firmer and higher. .
=L=3l
Most M the actione which have reload
&Amen taken egainst journals of thin
city by the suthoridee, for alleged
tions of privileges, hays been aban
doned. • .
arr.Asuasa
Floamica, January 10.—The budget
which will be laid by the Ministry be
fore the Mallo Parliament will call. for
the adoption of the following measures
to meet the liabilities and expenditures
of the Govornmecit for the ensuing year:
First, the Imposition of fresh taxes sum
tent to produce the sum of ens hundred
and ninety million Mara, In addition to
the rmasent revenue; )woad, the autho
rization of a new loan for icar hundred
Walton Mem .
1.14.11111/31PLINO OP TAILLIAMOST.
Vt.oavcci, Jannary'l2.-Tbe adieunsi
ed modem of the Nistietud Parliament
was renamed yesterdety. PAWS lasts
tar Menebres read a speech, In which ha
confined himself to the subject of inter.
nal ...a domestic affairs of the kingdom.
if. exhorted the members to salt, with
the government In resisting revolution
and upholding the national credit, the
monarchy and obligation' as well a the
liberties of the - Mallon. Ho Warman
whatever was made by. the Minister to
the Homan question , W
,the relations
of Italy with foreign ,powsre.
===ol
=I
• • •ND PALOCAT. '
LONDON, January 12.—Accounts from
the interior of Paraguay, receives' by laid
steamer from Rl* Janeiro, stow the con
dition and prospects of the Paraguayans
better than the Umatilla. are willing to
admit. President Lopes In person was
in command' Elamite, and • held the
lines of communication with his capitol
at Ametinton and with the fortress of
Curipalty uninterrupted. As the tome
of the allied powers were very west In
host oC Humits, the Paragnayans defied
them to undertake the siege. All
clamor of the population wore ea
enthrudastically • devoted to Lops as
ever, end making meet energetio efforts
to supply men and provisions, but on
oCher bands the alibis were preparing to
push en the war with vigor. The Brazil
i
an government was sforwarding rein
forcement., and the other powers were
lending supplies of men end material to
Rio Parana.
VIRGINIA,
Tim 1 - I•ComallnsUes Coaysalllos.
UAiLnJ 'IiIILLtJ
Ricsretorrn, Janaiu7 13.—in the 'Con
vention to-dsy a resolution appointing
• committee to inquire Into the propriety
of relieving Virginia from her debt in.
caned prior to end during the war was
introduced and laid over.
The amendment embodying the recog
nition of the-Pilty In the Rill of Bights
was adopted:' •
An article deciaringthat Virginia Wail
over remain one of the United States,
and a totbatitute -to the effect that the
government of the United States can
only be dissolved by the consent of 'the
majority or armed melons:l. war. In.
Undated; both by Republican*, and die ,
mowed until the tbrmnlthre meet A row
talon declaring semailon mill sad veld,
and citizens of the Scullion States citi
zens of the United States. wan ordered to
beprinted. Adjourned;
OHIO.
gosoupiralloo of Gov. nays—Tim.
. sum lor V. 15. 11Nost•-• • •
ter esoisoutts se the Minoan orate.)
Coutence, 1ut.13.-00v .li. D. Hers
was Inaugurated Siorernor of Ohio at
two o'clock r. It. in the rotunda of the
State House, before an immense crowd.
A large Mother of ladies lens present,
There will be a Dennerade caucus to
night to nominate a Mitlidatethr Trotted
States Senator to be eleched. to-morrow.
A. U. Thant= will bathe candlilate.
ConlitteeeZ 0., • Jan.: 111.--The Demo
cratic caucus to-night ministate Judge
Thurman fir United States Senator
on the drat ballot. The -rote stood tifly
one to twenty-four Vallaradiglum.
Ha will be elected Se-morrow.
Arcriled.
n,r naat the rttyriarn essiM•ll
Nana Onuiatos, Jan. 13.—Ttre diUMW
HOdeMOtdayVlT was horned on (Madam Maw
ya_ ulna hundred daft ot
cotton. T , n• with boat' and sargoaraa total
WASH
-„
=I
The Secretary of, Mate, In reply to 0.
resolution of the Sinate, sedt to that
body to-day • statement of, the following
expenditures by that Department: Ed
ward Plarrepont, tottosel In the Barrett
es., ri ,..: H. G. Piddle, he th e name
rase, 000; H. M. E Amon; 111,1X10, in the
matter of the extradition of the • • •
of the tat. Albans raids, fie.; the Gover.
nor of Vermont, $11,700, in them • ter of
the raiders, including the • • filth'
rase. Alt the above sums were •
to the Oppropriation. Mr • • home
prisoners item foreign countries. Brady
snd st yiphegan, fifteen h ••• • • dams,
in th asset Jonesagainst the:
of ekm false impriao •• • w•• •
waspliarged to, the appropriati • • for ex
penses under the habeas emote act. H.
H. Emmons, 10,052, for services In the
extradition case, in the LULL: Provincen
There was also allowed to Win. It. Wiot,
United States Conant atDublln,'l.soo, In
defence of Fontana, omuumd 'fees, • etc.
Both ordure aocotmtswit eberpd to the
appropriation for expenses re
anderthe ne
trality act. Wm. W. Everts, 00,000. fo u r
Feats= and espouses in Foglsted. Win.
C. SOLUISON $4OOO in Um • rot the
Hudson Bay Company. bra also
been allowed to F. H. II •Halts(
States Consul at London,. ..600 for
amount paid in England in • abase of
To
IFe n a Ifeltes, and to - onus H.
DO ey, Conant. at Liverpool, • 771 , 1 t:
veri us rase; inclndmg the Al
Pilo son rebel rams, to., which ,• been
charged to the appropriation • current
et:mass in foreign interims, •• • the
s
military says it - is proper Is • beery*
ill most of the foregoing Anto •• ta in
cluded attorneys' fees and o • ex
penses, apart from counsel , thee • • per,
width it Is Impossible to ••
In
rt
this repo. ,
In reply to the inquh7 whether the De
partment has paid for reporting any
trials, the Secretary says that there has
teen paid to F. H. Smith, for thefturratt
tri:thesum of F”...Ao,whicheree charged
to the approp: lotion for bringthg home
cci nen from foreign countries to
hington; 'Underhill endplays, s66i,
fo r
reporting the ldeleor case, et the re,
Seat Judge Bette, of the District
New York.
10:0111 , 11TBOOTIOS ZILL- , -PILCP.
mvisratarrr OP too anawr
;111' .ILNPLII POWER..
• Rsoonstraction Committee held a
long :nesting this morning' and after
some disctunion it was aimed to molt
di. following bill, which will be betbre
thio Roan on Monday. ' .
Be it enacted, de., That in Virginia,
North Cared's',s elde Ybr
Geerea Alabama,
Loalehuis, Mum, Fi arid
Arkansas the civil State " SOY.
ariaietthi in said States respecUrely
'hill not be recognized as valid sr legal
State Governments either by Executive
or ;Judicial power or the authority of the
- . . .
Sec. 2, Be if Portlier under{ That . for
the speedy imfordement of the act . enti
tled An act to ertedd• ter the more
etlicient government of the rebel States,"
pseud March 2,-1e37, smiths several ache
supplemutary, thereto, the . Gemaral of
the Array of the United States Is hereby
authorized end required I. enjoin, by
@Midst orders, upon all alms in man
mend within the enteral military deput
monis within said wand States the per
formance of all acts authorized by maid
hejeral laws above -mead, and to re
move by his cuter, tom conennad say.
or all ire said 'commanders, and detail
other officers of the United States army,
not below the mak of colonel, to perihelia
all the duties snit* exorcise all the pow
ers authorized by said several acts, W tbe
end that the people of . the several States
mAy speedily TlMlrglirlii• civil govern
ments, republican - in form, In mid sev
eral States;and be restored to political
polar inithe Union. ; .1
hies. 3. Be ti „further eleaelect, That the
General of the army be authorized to
ens er all civil officers now acting
.under the emend. previsional govern-
Menlo within said several disorganized
Sates, and appoint others to discharge .
M e ilipertainiag to their respective
ffi
oce; and may . do say and. all sets
which, z vil e.
the said • seemel. laws above
mention , are authorized to be done by
the several hommanders of the military
donut:manta w eld States, end so
much of saidny act which an
te:wine the P to detail selIF
ceirmandersmilitary. de
4 ,..iwied.
mute, or to remove en (Miter w PI
may be detailed uhe - provided, to
hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. Be it further en * That it
shill be unlawful far theßriddent of the
UMW States to order naySef the
airily or navy of the United e to se-
sort by force of arms the an rjr Of
either of said Proviaional governesinota
In Mid disorganized Staten, to oppose in.
obstruct the authority of the veiled. 1
Stales as provided In this let and acts to
which tale is supplementary.
Sea 5. Be it fiwther enacted, That any
interference by any person with intent
to prevent by force the execution of the
orders of the General of the Array, raids
In Pursuance of this and elects Mere
emerald, shall be held lobes high miade
mpror, and party guilty thereof, shall,
n n oravict. be fined not exceeding
2.,„p00 and imprisoninsat not exceeding
two ream
fier. 6. B. it farther seeded, That so
midi of all acts end parts of sets =me
nu orts Inunsistent with the provisions
of this.act la lerehyPeplesiled.
The vote of the Combat' tee on this bill
was: •
Yoar—lfasara. ISoutwell, Bingham,
Faraswth, Hubbard, Rum= sad
Paine. •
and Nsve— eel it
eura Stevens, (Pa.) Brooks
W
11r. Stevens, it was stated, was dird
idly opposed t. the 1411,. end di=e
coneultatket wasted sere ti
request by which the Sionstridosial re
presentation of the Southern States
world be inereard to the West of ten,
oa a wider tars thaw tact widen new
prevails. It is not haprobable that ri
effort will be mode to pus Sr bill on
!kindly, ander the operation of thew*.
Iris question. •
siiiss =Bourret" essinotia- mums-
TOP araroettur CAUL
The . New York Herald's spoolai says
&seemly* Swaim of the 'mato to day
prolonged and intermilag. Mr.
linekalew meted let the oommescomest
Wit the reporter be called An and the
pniceollsge given to the public: The
titti . on was seven ad by alum* • /trice v
one. Mr. lioollttle then with hi'
te7;iir of the minority report, which was
subinitted In printed form, dehadingthe I
Presidentasd animadmeting Ls caustic
(aims upon the mums muineed by
Mr. Stanton while in tie Cabinet.
Me., • Doelittlo abseiled that the Prece
dent'. menage' In reference to Mr. Stan-
toe wm divested of the least: color of
pfudico maggeration, Med' gay*
lid simplest form the sousdost reosoua
toy' adopting the course h. did. Redrew
bipeds. I attostien to the efficlal espy ate ,
pended to his report of lb/ talesman mod
b ii Qv:karat Baird( to litr.,Eitantom, Is
w Ich th e weniiii "at once"
_appealed,
aa were not Interpelatted, as Mr. How
e. oubliette:l report would decides Um
'public Into ballovntg. tee ilamtor's
'Meek occropiod an hear.
Mr. Buckets. followed In *Areas and
ciesest speech on the memo side,dwell
log-with particulaTZon th e base.
nem of th e effort ado to Salon upon
the President the of haring in
terpoistad In (eneral dispatch
UM words "at once." The copy of the
dhipatch ott Mir at the War Departmest
coatalned the wordo "plum-instruct me
byt telegraph at mice." Yet the Waster
frees Michigan had allowed hiereport
to rete forth to to. .world with these
two very important words emitted, MT.
leg the Impremiea that Mr. Manton was
sot called. upon to furnish • reply Immo.
&Italy. Mr. Hewer:lbn* aektowlsdrod
be omitted to Inaksalluelirs td it In his
completed report, and endeavored Mout
the blame upon reporters, whom he
charaethrised the day previous a. false
to their plodges.
Mn Buckalew .continutd, saying it
would be only an act atlantic, teen con
ousel, if the minority report, submitted
by Senator Dcolittle should her gives to
lb. public as well ed Ur. Howard's
Hews nillowed 'by MKDlsen, who
bad not gOno Siotion to ad.
Jeum was, made, to which Mr. Num
gave way, and too tho &thaw was postponed
tqlllonday. - i -
Ur . COIIIIT Lea I.IIIOOBWIIIIIC-
The Herd& a special Naas .The reeint
Relation of the • intended action of the!
finpreure Court in relation to rtionstruo•
thin, hr led toe movement to,afect the
passage of an act declaring that' in the
ellsl4 tastingg the validity of , any law I
paired by aensteee two•thirdi of the
whole Court 'hall effect a decision; also,
that provision be made to reduce the
quorum or the Court from six Jody*, for
the reason that as the Court now condole
of but light Justices. !Maid of Way the
number of a quorum_ should he coma
pondlisrly.reduced.. TheJUdialary Com.
withal ere now prepared to ititroduos the
copra: as sznVartrana err Ina=tialli
criummil 4D.
.
The following is dm letter anti* ,
Speaker Colfax to the =Min` held hire
oe Ynday night, thvog of protecting
American nauinahmed.alUnens *broads
A onutry like nuif, all *Umbra
=moos ladlaue not hoed, are ot
rt Wrth, or deereadtalkomdweigu.
au, tuna either wow to laturallze the
roUllons who bane to narrow abroad, or
mud proteot theta tody in the rot 1
oltlerwahtp pedinai. io. th.w-•
lan. As Ilia the =Wad glary o say
übtion 111$ It broach!: the .I.lrad and'
humblest of Its. cittwatiotweatidll
the Ached sod usual!: pertrerful,!, tre
should be as ~,,uplok- ,to,, throw. Lhe
ahteld of our nationiaLlty @Ter, wbs
hare taken our ;Atha of alleatrawe to
courts as If tier had haw • beeli , v3l - Oaf
roll. To dowsed trot they should
bleed sod die- far. the .001121lrf=
adoydra In war se Amato.'
and then WI to probett, them as Artisti
ca; eltlsersa to itt , horaeart abroad;
would be anstlonalshams, 1 ban we
doubt that (buyer* Win ariAblo
;ridded wlth.,uo urotertabliolora"..
.
- • xterattaat, .
,Tbil Notional =rum 'biped garb.
the treat, am .1,005,000; 'maul
.ijitus siiiiii' C'
tar Ts/Atil tbe./7“l,lo,rabliassit.6l
ita ,.
ttk . , • t
,Jr•net, a t tr i tle t illl V o l
r:• : , ::.; i f r.. , ~ +. -. .....:: ~...::•, hi ', '; ,- ;;;',,,,',..,'Z',.'4;',,','',„;' , ;',,., .-.. -,-,, „
...i.
~.; , ~,....!,..-,,'*
: . J. ,,, ,1a ,, 7 ,, ; , a.171 4 ? ! ; - :: -:-, 01.11,:;41 ,L,.
•
• - V.34.614.; 1111Mal3ntt K
• • elndint $300,000 to the Assistant Treas.
nrof alSt... Donis, and . 0.000 to the
lanitadl3tates Depository at Louisville.
:National bank notes i55ued,.1430,53,•4
amount In circulation, ,loto,•M,0111,i frac.
tional currency reciactsted ow; dr.trosed.
UGle, licsmipts of Intact:tat Reyenue
for a Weak. V. 744.301; totalfor tbotimat
your to date 1307,579,5. '
Wmatinorms, January 13, 148.
ins rnixioarr 'Ann • TITS :tare nio-ox•
=I
The Nalicnid liaqi4re:ieer hae a;sery
lengthy editorial thin morning, supposed
to reflect the Pies Mont' s -views regarding
_ .
the new rucoitstrotollort bill. - It declares
that the measure could not becoMe, ax,
apt in naked •*inn, arvict of Compreet.
,It denounces bitterlyl what it styles an
attaiopt, to . ibalaiitlie National Execu
tive, placing the -President virtually
ender the control of Gen. Grant s while
the lather bas no sill but wbat is directly
or indirectly •that of his superior and•
commander the highest of all centers, to
himself having all power and authority
over all eftioern and soldiers of an army.
It polab~ at what Weald bs the result
molar the aim Masan of the bill should
Gen. Grant refuse to or even go farther
than the law permits, and says that In
sae of a 41frerence totwean the. Ckuieral
sad; Congress, each acting from a sense
of duty, there would be , no Rower on
etrth.to decide, and It would become the
duty of moat party to coerce the othei to
submission. After reviewing the Soo-
Cons, which 1$ claims abollahes both the
indiaft. plower of the Gevernment, and
ths..lexamatlve Impartment, the article
elosasixt the, following remarkable 1111-
rnagi It can come to nothing without
the cooperation-.of the General of the
army. It ell rests on biro. Whatever
his reticence, this Is a Matter in which
reticence might be misunderstood. At
the first moist act, however alight, were I
rt .but to orally, prelates to amopt the
tstricilens uttered in it afterench WI had
'bowl reposee¢over. the veto, the General
of one: Army ..intest be cast. into jail to
Await hie irialYor treason to his oeuntu,
unless the Chief hiaglatrabe of Oda coun
try is false to the trust of the poopbt and
to lila oath of office.
lIITANTON
The Senate was In executive 'session
more than flys hours to-dry, debating
the resolution reported from th. tkmi-
Manse on Military Affairs, sunnily, that
the Senate having considered the eel
dense and reasons given bloats Presi
dent In kV' mousse of the 20th of De
cember. hid, tor. the- suspension from
anima the Secretary of War, Edwin
M. Stanton, do not concur In such sus;
pension. The rtre waif taken at seven
o'clock this evening, and the resolution
puma by a vote of 95 yews, 6 nays.
=Names or *XYCITTII7B amino);
The Sauna removed the injunction of
secrecy from the majority and minority
reports or tbi Committee or Military Al-
The Senate also ordered that. a
pirtillad copy of .the resolution be trans
milted loth& President. G.n. Grant and
Edwin M. Stamm
ozone:oda conicrrrata.
. .
The .jobattetnmittee on Ordnance will
bold a meeting on Tlnnsdayg to Year the
'report of the suh , oommittee appointed
to take 'testimony relative to frauds in
the Ordnance Bureau. It Is understood
the report of 'the nab-committee - will
ebeelude with a resolution calling on the
•of Mar to remove General
the present Chief of the Ordnance
Department.
asinrmoy OP LAY 7 orwczai.
Senator Tlutjer,'Ot hai
pared a bUI, which hi *ill introduce to
morrow,-LO reduce the number of.MaJor
Generals to foar, and of Brigadier Gen,
arahrto nine, and making it- the duty of.
theSecretaryetWar thearua to be mos
tered =tot service of those grades odi
ous liar comminiened. The. °Neat of
the bill la.to dispense with M. Gen.
Hancock And Brig. Gen. Rou.seesu. .
iIIINNZSOTA iANDS. •
The COmmlialcater General or the
Land Office has had prepared and trans- -
mined to the Governor of Minnesota a
list of lands embracing one hundred and
nixteen thousand seven hundred and
ninety-eight urea, approved by the Sec.
mtary - of the Interior, enuring' to the
State of Minnesota,' under the act of
May 15th, ISM, to Lid in theconstriaction
of the Minnesota Valley Railroad. •
comnisuclAL. '
Oreltal OS ela Prtannrsai Ombra.
Mum, inipary 13, MIL
• The creak mutate awalsoe %ad and %es
tate& and devoid of ake zuw ekatactarlatla
talky *fascia wrack Pot soma kw aril.
ales Mace Is • tale deaaad, cad that, tow at
akall7 allwared prima bat •• a Okra
elk, kayaks Is dull. sad so to at we es
dears. ken le but little mike% of art leo
laproveauat. • • .
'llltillt—Wlatar %rhea I. In good , de.
auk sad talk la matkei we contlone to
pact. \ 111,111 ter- Bed; and• td,st for
Wlll3. au a Ista• aka, n mascpukee of
• ta/lad arks Oka remota null maks at 110
• Pkw Caw la *Wag at what at eadalk
Or la. and Vidal to Mulled. Euler a
nape tad Wasteli s but %actuated at %la*
Lk to Swag sad Ikk6 lkte It stall quoted at
11,4001.01.
with
Ira with a local demand,
lkocua priori ate 1100.11104. N. eantlak
to %note ala 11.11.10 tor\A Q, pciati 111 0
fo
Lye r Water, and $14,500i tor' take
Weak. Era Mar. Itadarbesk Mow,
Wake Ike latesece el Wand antes*ls doll
sad lawse, sal wc sew %mete at 1•04 pet
rsOrtsuoits-awa II %kat Ind *teak.
pith - mak Pollard oaks at 11411*
toe Ikkoaldera tledillMo tor "kW 81dg.%
cad 111)(417. for Ilogutaraditiaak Lard
W be %Oak al 1311144 e, la tams sod
rimisoudo34oto. la Ufa Mkt Perk la
analsal at 01 4 r oak sad is to asw.
111=1:11-1s tauter Lama and .bM.
Imile Out, luistaairtli Was to obcdne Ron
masslitileti is "WM Mani Maas.
1:006—linon milked, et inlet *bine ming
ro v i t • any. to !mime, avant mabatily nor
JePPLES—TIMM la a motioned fair am ad
W to sadist le steady vtt► mutat seles at
*awn pee mt. •
Di= I 11171 T—The market la amssuir
glutted, sad tee ilimeaea I eglit, lon erleee
Are mehaseredi mall Wee ae lea ax APPleet
am LION. Rot Ihisilias.
littl33-111axAel le IA toed dome lad
Oroilag laprolt We gloating* to ' WO at et=
11 1 .4 1 . lfa Pereeelea. As .TM, IA Moyer or
POZATOI3-410.4 bat insbaseidi
Cleat to Vote sit VOW pa bust" sad MS
I*. POE M. as to litany.-
Willa team mudry Imam &sell
te,mwMlN'matM amtat at IMO* am
SICLIIMIT—Ii gigs{ and tuntukapd at In Plz
bbi. LIAM trod% sad rt.a. in .0.1,
=E=llOl
I===
budi modulated, email Was
SPISIIIIIOIISIII SUMAS ISAILIKAT.
OMvs o..ta !rtrassass flatffrra.
Saerssar. January st. SSW
Tim ts Unntarsamt to sots to lb* m
ind Una o tk" Ir s ttals. Stooks of destrataa
!MN at stamina lingo dassiiptioss sosUiss
erailatitlisty Itsktoat pitass ant astatataed;
Ss& la isadlnnsa" Istradar 'Man somasloaa
bora Os. Its NAL la ,orikar to afosS .slam !sr
Itesseny ass.kka mask" to esis
sag isdiss Skil Limas of Simi telrelpto sad
mums to oak a Sassy doellso Is Stamen
Usk inatiotlass kaa takes plasm. W. "sots
finSawtss
yliL WLLWip Willi LAP SP
SMMEIIMMI
Me!fiMN;IMMI
100 40111 No. I 10w400 . 30 . 101 10-.4 sus
ill " • " 47 011.4 mot
• • Nis 1 • 44110.1 mu
NI • 100.1•
if a —. 41 00— ilsu
111 • • • 40 Ns. Wu
.
*I SO— Uwe •
urriuuolss. _ ..
IN teas Nis II Joublusil.... ...... 1101 111— sub
IN • Nett1ed.....;411-4 mu
I Atulausar 4ross. , - I
IN Isattloke, Lutet1u.......... o. mg,
IN 0 • 0100-4000
IN • • • " "........... a 00-4 NU
.
11.intk Pao/nag •
Tla Ol.tuuu Gasitte, er thlitselat,
Vie pals' la the Tut op to the rant dots
Nakpares wtth eke total imalrJai las{ masogi,
ps follows' • . - r • •
M=
=:ENIi=
Holm plata. WWI . NNW
• ' Total . ............. 1424,10.3.
The setleata of iluipuldn Wader point.
Le made thia.mit the intial
MUM we inn LIAIMI..t. Mr@ to b.
weld yen% Slum . -
MESEESEMI
Xinilfze.loria?y 11.•6teslpte tot the
kr21 1 41/tetjbeep awl mans.
1 41 , 10 1 7 fad
44 1 108,Vit a ar mt
rgrge ok arat ta jt s ..ilatr Il ex
I
11447491,Vr~rm VlisqlaVal
0.11..., sat Wawa pr ime
lillytne In mamma mnand
vs stip Nmaire was it v 114016 ft
, ,
; ph
VMS" W. as rittOnalk Soria*/.
Otsantsuni,Jsseary ili—amotP4o* erg
=tom Lll,sbtfito ir rilin . s
ir rri d t
=s t d. is mail sb i st z_litlad_ : sl . oll_,
„
. 3 **OV
117 iftroli 116 tittattsk 'Write.;
goo J~p ]L—ewtOW.4ofit Ct
ite•res- @tuft
..a l triter Tar Oannaaki
fieriliftle indium! llVlMafor
)11•101~NUIWAJWIM
ll=
• Circe or - ewe ,Prriessair --•
ATOMUT, JunAMTIT. - 16011."
Then wu ontsL ioatrite uopltof “ta.
Oa gab. to-lay andi with o gowd..retall doom.
bokollY tor ab4rarwto to Neev. , Torhg
Int . /mutat 'wan a )pretty alt one, 00 Piton
were • 'tulle, The town. * Ott
titothor, we rr•••r. canoed Daubers to foga'
hold 'with. riedom. illoy
hare both, mart to tor treat, taut orb. the
'wooing: 1. Bottled hod .old. Soria halt odour.
eat lowle wore Laken by ablipon, mainly Pod
goitio, bus .= eastern buyer. and74r
botihon all the h di: cattle on sale won.' guar.
ly Naked ON .4 that. too, at protty utrp
pilau rue. him 1)4 to I watts It le
thought that the l yretwat extraas ptioes
hoe. • tandonay fo &AT la pretty Urge or,
rlials slausia.,t tow "row, ima. Li that
silent. It la puebloMU anuatlon mtaht tats
;dug, andlowor pAgea tdlpw. Compared :with
but week, prioes If anything, aro • shads
Arbor, eipieltllY or good tattle, u 4 rum the
oilmen:or grades .5010 Mom - read*, and to
luny gum at Intiotorovenient.. TL folio*.
Ina it a pretty 101 l sport 01.11 the Wu:
• Pater Hartm. !floods hulas WI bend of
Grua Co. (Peana4 cantor told all but shad
II load at 44 71(r-would probably elms TM
the Irolarloe boron the mark*. aloud.
itothebllda Moons harlot wad Afaad
Obloago eatel• at bla to T..
Knoll' a Eau lawm.ma and ratified tO•
sober to bead Unto *edits meta to la(.• •
Haalearood litlackstoele sedel ea load la.
dtana aattla at 6 to , t4f; thu d , on Govidaaloa,
far IdeCornetek, at G to 04 and tabard Raab
tattoo canner Gama, for wither party, at 11,4
to Ix. • •
Ondowald4B Kahn retailed bad Ma to
115{; G old 8 bead of prlaa• Gatti* to gollylUi. m.
Alto°. butchery at 8X„ and ablppial JO, lam
kind. to N., Tort. •
Mirka It Trantrain retailed at head Murk
stele at 14 to ow ;a hmaig:Thll__WAlS at Of
to 134, and la haul of .Bahnont Minty, Ohio
usealawaddc at a.
'Jas. Mok Utter old 21 head for Drab at f
to IX, and 7on Miami:lnt at to 13.
Glass, Lalkrty Co-ono Of the roost one
and fair doallnu firm to the buslnaw--
t rrp e ilt i l , ksLlaj u gold fie hoadtd eorneolut at..
Mak. k 1;ylor-aaather mensal firaL
sold 11 head lor.Blokarbod at I to 7. II head for
MY at a kiedy for Bleilogh at tto karat
20 for Bowen ire, and . ; 0 lot Buganda/06 to
143 pm head. .
Nichols. earl sold head, oa ocismaisdaa,
fa: Boris, Uo. at
of tool
Dolan who ed toi held of prime Mikado
rattle to 8.. U. .urn
for Murk Uo. aaf,ll ,
te %to. ; •
Moen a laudiaoldl lOUs of Oblo oat.
Us at 11% to ay,' Aldo; kw pilau Southern Okla
our to Orecuralel k Kahn, keeraglnk Bak
Lu 12 head of ;coins= Bailer ounti
Mak ` told
5%,
?MIN ww4 sestslo tors /hat Mgt of Wiser/
os sok tilloweek, Wiletoo &tango dead sad
dimlabed olferiate tad twit.; was nay gut,.
aidprlscs hoe* atlil firthor advanced: Pots.
tot mitten 'sheen tell be quoted ot Of to 14
iron, white tole:ill:6i tit inidittar ilini in four
3% to W m We look far • big anoply 'Waal.
week. oar Mora m e fdonty of Amu let kb* ,
reutrlf. and th. present mittnuae plisse WRl,ba
a' big. ladocetuntj to f. farmers and donlars. fie
hurry thow forws d. .; ,
- , Wm. Citrwto reiertahtiviet sold IT hood' at
IL
0,60 to OP per .I.t ' 2: -
.sunwit a, Itro. rettlied le hood as We to
114.10 par bead. , •
waiters wholes& to hoed to Patterson al
5 unto.
. 4 t •
• ,Ltna . old le be of primal:3lW CO.fthesit
Thi :market 'Io tM. olasi of &look is Arai
with a good retail demonl, ust; uspatederlth
loot, weak. Nina hives till farina, faduasol. ;
W. our quota at ?MX. for fair to to.dlino. ,
and eftey.c, for goe d to prize huvoiaeltnos:
Etaartelt 6 Co. repos. huLter sold • about ;SIC
hood dortsf tru. Daft week at lON%
Rothchild. C Brae sold
..• donde too WWI
&boat 303 bud at 'IOW _ ,
.
Stahel? at Rto..old II head at IX. -- ' - '
Kura X Needy sold'.7 hood at m :
, -.I
Rem _Work' ErtedruM -Werke*,
Ctrs Filegrapti to. the Ito burgh grout.]
Now Toth, ?mil LP-Cotton I. !(MO bet?
ter; sale. of 1.400 bales at 167(017e tor rulde
Mktg uplands; cklalng dales at 16%0.-.Pinar
-.Receipts, 7.169.1110. The 3:dub:trot gloat
II doll road 10100 !assert - sem of &MO bat at
4.11,01410.10 for. supereue Bratolkad wester.;
01u.60410,90 for extra State; 49.60019,10'f0r
ext. ...urn; 413.76019,90 for white wheat
orusg esgegyl3,73fogroond hoop Olike $lO4O
0419.00 for oorourrel to good Bt..Loolsreltell
'tempter good to ehOtoe extra, due ageing
Placenta Floor la heavy; ealeenflha
Oat. at 0.01 9 1. 4 99 61 1 3. 39 . Itre Floor la Mays
041 . 4 00 W 0 bldg. at , 411,19082.60, the lattor art
'extreme prim; Whisky: 1s .ncostoaL - lbw
colors-W 1
11 heat...l.M bug t
No the market, Is dull;
ug
43,09 for extra stopment• Ayala nominal.
Barley ls ortlati elder ham ha. State at el,llO
011,0. Mart Is mote aottve; solos Of
9,300 bit. at 41,3001,95 for Sotarlor to prima
Corm mends of 0,21* borkeu, du market
L • elvul• firmer hot ire , y ottileS„ with Wee
of 39.000 bushels at alAtal.33 km new stand
western Cleat, 11i01 tor eheloe do Is stank
111,1001,711 tor whim aouthero. an4.s4o for
Jere 47 rellow on the dock. Oars; reeetota
of 1,090 bushels; lam market Is lottetter,
Ills ,skis of 61,0010 hi:shalt at gliaddlho for
weals,. la stare'and 890 afloat the 101.
lowing Is the amount olltook warabooset
Wheat. 1.617.115 Stuilieht; 1,131.153 bushels
cam 2171,073 boaliels Cantle:o33 bushels
r7e; 111,310 Nuou, barley; 5a.5t 3 . 1043 .019
malt, sad Via boattels peat aloe Is doll.
(90tfee; 8.10 la 10 good demand. and prime
glades. are Irta.lwlth atlas of Meehan at ,
00 e s
terms. *near Is depressed with
sates 013C0 bowel:tads Cubstatprlvateterres,
utdire box. Ilasaus, port a% inio. Molts.
.see is doll. Pounissunt crude le steady at
WA, and reflood 7n hood Is mere satire and
firmer st Ze.• Hops are pm:hanged. York
Moody ono more amtrat'ealee of. Lere
extutty2l,ll3 for mesa closlog ats2l.loautt;
igtlastztts for oats do, elating at e22,' ZS cult;
417,1.141104.13101 prime. sod t11..5p11,g/ for
primeimp mem amt:b USW bbls new mess at
and set ull l oot fo
ha Froo
asolt Beof l m 022,40 do
nos:3l W.VA.
e 9 ers cash f It
tat bbl. sat 011.3011,11 for new
and 1117031 for nets &alga mass, WI tee or
bbl. ss on Drlrato tams. Beat.htdett
160 bloan 1. B•cem 0 1 .0401= sr.
104010(01, for Comberland(,eat; 11340 for
short rlobedt 10,40 tor abort blear, and WM
for Wag cut haw: Cot Iteate
pkgs at WO for ithouldarasne W Mr4l
for hams. Dressed Howe heavy at 0(
for western, celed4 IGtifoloodh=lo4O
city,chlefly 10.1 g . Lard a a 'Omer;
1 ces bbls at 12341 so. Setter .taut at 11 1
Go 201' Blue. gooses 101 l at 110180.
nights to Liverpool 010 and arm.
• Laraar-Flour elomd 0101 and eouttnally
lower, with may limited...local trade de
mand. Wheat ,qoat mat without deckled
ohmage. Rye nomtnaL Oat; quiet sod Ogg
01000, t v t atera.' lud .. tbn4s:llt ai
t o o.o.
rk doll and , hammy at, lOUS Z.
Old me.,, =.11!3,23 for new' 1:1110,
tor Fabruary uld; 101.1130103,0 tor
100* *toady, wt _ demand. Cot errata
eo Ita a atsedy and 1e fair oe
mond at 10301 Cambariaad. Lard dm
1 1 401150 tar tafx. to plass straw awl
ksttle readeusd. '
(311 Sekerma to las squabsrth Gaotts.l
Carosso, January 13,-7lotre anus,. &119,7[
OIOYO for sprlbstistraa. Whet. t 0 .issa so
111a but Irma ..MrS I Egpla Winters sales of
Ao 1 at e1,1042.113:30 2 01 67 .. C OM -
Remr leacture sad 1e hiscasr as %old
quiet as 044 for No I IMO for o . Oata
utoderately Rodeo awl 5.50 burberat SIM%
Rya snore active at 41,14111.56% or No Is al,da
lbr Not Marley stall ai MAO for Net PS* .
ims
elisions quiet: as pork smarty oast and
selles• February. Ballsmoate guleti about.
In s er ts 'air st e ttai g : roast. grissrl - IVA '
snort rtbs,loo, impress. Green nests doll;
Mare& for hrs. ls
b ia:d sl
i tall
Insert alosol[o3o[ at Stlall6e;a4l . LI.
.dtstillsl Oa 100
lba asseespbe-4,100
0630 hours / 0. 103 0010
wheats 0.800 bulb COTS; 0510$ bush cats.
ablimseust-liao 0030 Coulisalimun IgbANISS
13000 bush our. I - . .
logesto Market.
iry Tolegrap! to tiko Pllttsbarso 61.3010.3
lll:resat°, Jaatlary I.l.—The followings
tin amount or imale fa secrahanct eioatt
kII.ON - hoshals artlest4 IMMO bushels' cocci
WSW bushel. oats: 11,000 hushes 1701 01 ,01'
00 . 11 0 00.1.7. Sad vas waheL: ss.
floor Is dull sad unehmaged. Wbast la
soatlnal ac ISO ror No. 1, and 10.99 for No.ll
aorinl . rkira-ra gamma : at $1.15 tor new cm
track, aad SIX. la atom. Oats dcL at 740 ma
track, - sad 7d, lolttore for western: Eye;
there la so demand, and wthw wet* Wide W.
VA for Inkelsill. Men Pork Med for
bury; the market la very doll. Lard la
Ml 0013000 are nominal.
Uremia! Lop atemorthand at 50,7309,15.
..1110w r.it P 7 Shatz Itarkat,
67 ` rae.n e ► to Ohy Ylnstmiall dayytty.j
Naar lona, Jana.? la—The drymai
matkat 1a devolit el animation but vi& the
0100 in gold tbero 4 allitaolndY loss 4 00 1 . ,
*lon inwiltast and On prima .hoar morn
et.4lncea I.7oblembod mciallna.Ass4c;
eec0nd5.1441444 . Print clothaa e for
ttasacni. ot standard Id..
060100 beingl2 and Cochecceltl4o;
(e.g.10 ',noel I Arnold. tad iron:llMA
1 0 40; Empire Mate, 540. Whim Sock
bleached mnalina brut( 01540. -wade Red
bank .11 at 10444 Mask A. nags and Lan-
Wenn, i 1.13. •merlma and Atuirm~n;
2.121 and Union A. .7.bd
•
Mew 0 loans glarkoml. .
int 7.10.. a 11¢¢ hus glltsbatal - 00011 , 1..
altar,paraa.l.4.lstruarg 13--Cotton la ee.
Mandl Sort% latt ditualMllllo.; .10.8 100
lamest receipt. goo •spart Boor balsa.
Sugar In goal deuriamh-common 10101 tale
/1401131 o; prim a to allot. INOItYpa. 110-
Plasm. act Net rota mon Weak; cboiro77i4c.
glour dull; auportlue pjiyieo,vi, Cora
'toady and firm i
_large salve at 150. Oala
quiet abs,?. • Pota 110,14 /hoop; shoulders
114 c; clear ohlet. Ito. Lard nrrai tiara. 040
Iroi keg 13 , 4111Fia Sterling Oa= Xew
York. Sight Ea bangs •54 41oount. Gold
1858.• 1867.
IL P.. BA I LLAID
SHE WEL. arrmihuntim rtuort,T
Produee - CotiuniSsion House,
• •
IL 333:9/145i St. &t
Fll,lll sum
gory
'Suin .. 41 4V,..k1itrm""%.,...""-arc z .
thmalist: .4 axe rem. Irrnitt, s.
.1.111.4. of .4.112 ri0411.14 . I.4AMWaIIII4B
rilititr—W4lll.l7TZP.r.
liadkiliaLtaaal Mai 4.ney.(7l7L . l...t k akni
121 . 4 . 1 1. .= ,r2 l . 6 "kri . QN
No.'l" • ...wan awlatil
N.- ..3:11 .• • • r .
I=lll3
x =GaL::i
A,To • 1111iirser-,
I.%4lll.lV;Z:irellitTO: •.. 1.04."01031 , Itk• Wale At ODWILILD,
IP • 111... Is.. of .kto wirsgmlip.'diseasasa.LAl4:
rigar4l.lsl 4 . tOtr
nr
.AP,ArasP,rlit4N,C,
Nom.", itoilemitiewrounkar
....kW vs - WILLIAMS IisIASSA
voitssucAvot 11,emily•
le=t; l VlLL' i rmihritatrialra
*LI inli-AtTm.: lad I.
WA atm. slit runt Minkm,*
testrls. ,, SAMS 6LS ynbut lalyY =s4V
•
Pti`;' "
IY IS .
IREALF
NAPCIS.O
.tior.tains
I. ImiAllitt!artord4 7 '.?t'•
rf
. 14341 . 44 . r1 "
t t
. „.
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:' • ,e,.. .61. .
J...,:r1f.:.
MN,
Ton May be Too Late.
=as
Is wviked 111 Liao, irlu saes Lis s 'too
a - rwfelzuv2m:lnext
rack•
• taloa 3111,1•,f Aoss,iia-la. those asat
tra. laflamsosSiots:or. Ptirtilliemsrer.r. or some
orber darerovis anat. Sty .00e..
tie, kler, .frea - ca
','thatiaiina.. •
:DO" nid toms
~.7saiosas of ppospds ars Vest szr!rlticsa;
risen at gate to UN Crest Seirfaii.trellidalisi:
Morrarriurs our/cult grrillittoLid **l
baux.,'Astuk.4l4•Put.J. , .g.• smug
s•fsrlog, gate alt In 11•02,tauaxdtste17 dsat
it Is tas soiree , thins
wrest( ts 41.•wn mat so grader arm VI. WA
las 111 pbssfeal miser/A ammo. I l a `o •
saillele•t reasolvallt • pass sloala Anna,
.So pre,.t or can M.. to le it.. 1.117 Ka the Slat
Or 11l stela Is It on completer somessmated ss •
Ot=II742IZITIVCZEW
WS ars aslirintsnyessotted I. lots* ••••t.
•/4asusildr .Itar slim assailer atmiso,•• sissy
NU 4.00 laa.olitsans• sna...s
ass Loan Ahi Kaaba %no olvatoust•••1 urS
To •ch• Mare. astlag dorlaktasll7 leims• Sb
aersas•mdsostaba sae Onla. fslassais jams et
•csua, s• a Was. awl Mae. as as •a,
slat stolaseare Ma. is•'• pets intlrm. to 1 .
..111 la mud starnelllWYslatlo•lftalo ,11.••
*MS artallif IMF -Um IS•lotallblE if 11/-
V.ll, WIS Qat .••• srI , I waves o , s."Plat.'
as o:sumalt •••••Uoa era,* Vous of alma'
gas tllll. a • .S•alta I War man tat P.M.%
I . sive
•
•
Ilasa yoliCroio orailveit
- • • • • •
,EalayesAstlisist
B. Patulnybar ingist ce.1514.1 ,
'11.1•14cos Eleatic prier
;Hate faa Whoinag COuti? •
• , ;•
• '•
Hate Toe aafPatmonirr A.Xectlf
If Toe hays any oc.the 41.44.iiii mai erstel'
abate. Dr...lCerras Preattral • sareciia to
tea .117 alga, aid 1111141 lathe lasC•,staars:
Dit Never It . ss cartAbs4. dlika,a4;
Witt
.21104.041 ideas.: 4dr.
uffilirood strum. - : . :
iminrriernozwr :00N3IILTINCi
or/jot TON milt! INANNNATIONS AND
TUN INikTNNST Or 9311111.NA.TN ONIION• .
tO /MINUS% No. l PIM" InIIILLT. Irma
SPECIAL NCYPICES.
an:mime LIFE PILLS
AND PITIENIX iirrrEas.
Sba Woodorfoi offinsta or MAW. Lilo Milt
ones of mewl depresoura arcoryclool Yrocluess
broecodind 'train lidigestkia.". , warencao.
batons wretinos. ors cortll4l to by a+Llbu of
pews wbo bare backbone/4W by lbebi. rber
sei tbe Wit steady* colbarobs &admit. ever
boil= Ur ;mobilo, bet bare ; .lodn la nos
slia• OW • Thermo eliwA , Nla and nallaids.
tlnia by all WWlltild• denim SWT.lotroi" ,
,
stiumenot beim: liikkerltol Ikrof
sad insy a my ftlatlau. kin* • diet. of it
lallasak !LION= Iright"l: • rimori sad la
ufu nougat wag to Ucomider, lwiTted otUti
plostutoss wait to Aiodrainsti: I..lved
acqbtouill-4aled frecrraufultoluo an 4 .4114 grOfer.
tecutioultl: LIM Wawa my. atit.cok coat.
tali, sad bad notion able to ratu IA Ul , bowl
14 sr", • ye*: 1104ruttarge Amu two Olean
, tw too ,
tmded; tut proaimitotydluoserotm
udt MURK soitay;oafferiatil -fatoluabli.
• htndUroyetw saltaillati . 01.11111 m who
411e4 alike with iftttelt Itursattlbolud sorous,.
VIA./ ciUtkohlboB7 emu to ilty howitalaltt
ittotood. , Ii oonotosood to WWl* Iptrolatol•
.la Ito yr; tttafll7 ahead coherfoltoott ••
vote.- ItbaotrU4. m trottlostoOlooolliatt.
the aOgi.areatotiof sefolldi ors; mai ari Omit&
hal lona (obi l'oniotrodtloviettpl
[ibis tiooltrfol„Ortlfoo-ilttr blosottui , of ha.
outohy-sod lave tont .1 'it o•Poors , (tutus
5Aira. , . 2 .4 *noir tba Dablloto an 110 . 0 00000
tboy Us - brio! bot.oloodld auto
t•WlLVit!olt mon!UlfL sayOttecotts.' , ..:••
eniVA. Mx/ York; Doe. ZS • . •
• • - • , :arurfunr., uec
bee. Ineerel.ll:ll4. zw..Jer
ma" iftan, 'Br ,e.ns Jibe lint
clUsass et Autikralgrwr York. 1 - Lac
mkt la good 11.4116',110 due WES I, oast •n
-•
auktabl• osa,•ltretsetsaly Vas Is aniVpiatle•
INt(s.l.) - Maus Itammi.••
ire iniuded 'bat 'mean'
by*, oe
airman. elm! kaindedifirof 1t...m .41 ... 1 W ...-
alive Itsydloneuts swortapel of 14
tt Is sins car. - Manic' deilds; Pool%Is;
tltlt rtmaiii;llneritain,ltrokta 10.40, halt
aftes. Chilblains., Wags: Cats, 41111 .
Si.. letntitet apoiiiza sr iatext.:' It tub
e*. as a tulianstlen siurprlalak Wen;
14: Ind he.L VP. vrlttiipat • ma, Xi Mali
teioaldb. tlthint Is. It it ievaya wantad.'.ol
la preys reedy: We will ferule • dome belies
ter say dupe 6ll•ee.' We betters Own leis
sem swilang !AIM is she II p • typ
In Us b 2.11, arrtnuule4 by MI elroalar gtviiut
facts, direettetm-tel UW1121.114 ia,. and ask bo,
rdc*ll thron.l. • nerp•etahts • Dingtbrt,
tatanitaisi Um world: Pitegrosly Z.:ants,
' WHITZ HOWLAXIN
SOoomoro to J. N.' 2.M050:13 tnotaTY Brim,
7.e. Tort.
vire mower. • COLD. 011. A
SORB 1. Ma maim, lamedlste na.
uatla. Bads/mid beelad. Laval to
•
liritaelas efts* Lest* a Porn:mm.lmA
Tama* Mauro, er,Gessamptiels.
. .
. BROM .BROSCHIAL TROCHES
EISITIAC adtrsat't dun - el, to al. rists;i6. hst
ien3UM INT Brasalatls,_ Aatlltaaa.
atarr. Caaamaillatra aad Threat
ra.ataseft Tarawa .11r.1114 with atrqs goad
MIMS. .
•
-- ama i?li ni Vl l7 •• IP P ‘ soirWil ".".ll1 vm
/1.011 . " %I —."' Cs:
ans.*. sad do se. saga ass et Ur WOE:MAO
Isrrialow. laity Nonni!.
bow Eirs•lWlcasz. : •.• ~.
RUT TAtEDUCTION
CARPETS!
We have determined to give onr
ocetomere at.ill/0431. she tuivanupof
aoy da 0 41 15 in priced that may be
made Inter in the zettaani and have
Reduced Price's
''' fl! QUI
TElbattre 13U042013..
•
NEW.140•111010E
Far below what lt would cost
to replace the , • . •
MTBLINO 4 COLLINS.
NOl.ll MOPFlab etzest,
=3
w..t.sAaaam..i............aaccairoaa JR=
JACKSON 4C.FKU3N ,
.%-'4ll,llMo66ilik/10131aliaT 4,6 ; 44i
atiusonertrakmaso
•• •., -
i:44 , 4u)sooticcingtv:4o4
ilitsigatta -4 4' , NrO!!trO:i. *3%
MS • 411 1 'SLATS IIAirOJA
- .1743 .1 a a. , JT l on •t
r ,
1 4nrAT : Sr a M4 I' MP4# 1 1 1 1,;„
AMAMI/
&M A W :
atetionie= Worm ttm
roWZg u aaw" - •
rt,.. mt.; a woitiniraftoptm
Weft el Wrmi liD
et.)
f ' , Ali. al vat. .1
$lO A DAV DOR ALL:-.6II4MACID
aba A3tnemr44.l_
/141111.1wwiniftirw,r, z ,r {., :EWEN
tasltin -i2u4rts
' iNCU, - 1:17,4> xu.Lii.::ke
MIMKG.i.A.NEOUB
Tll.B AEU I
..._ _ ". the "1.1.4841".*,'
NW 4,1115 WA TTO itittOOFlEr . : -
1 ,- -
' 46 Newrum 2. eltqlriellegla m NO. 0 of itto
I , lVO' 1 , 00/C WlTitrs *OS 'min W 13 . 1 -
i
[rift-Im=t"4. o aul' - - - r, ~..ds
.
k il'l PiSON BENT -1
SOL SLOCU 1 4;:::
04Tor,
--
MAID OF THE JUNIATAe4i-
lb/ $30 . 7P20.61, IN r Y■ow bit" C 68111.1 4-
..
' 123 One . COPEESt I ' ...'.' - , 4 .. , ?..
The Maid ',of 4he"- . Junlatt, •.-_
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EXCHRBOO •BENNEIi4,-,.5.,;..
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SOL . SLOCUM; - : '....':: .
7 ellsalL , lpl!thei - 4#atida;i:, , ,:
- :.57 :- EIifEIiSDN'BENNETT,":" -- ::... c . :.
ie the'.gre.u.t vrOan4E it hli tT0‘. 4 0.i. 11 7 1. . , • '
wreat pca, IL I•.* este-or ti. ,v 4.1 Wm°, ...2 .•.'
Ltio c.14,...pter• •Itlek dome lo It .00 II
wit.inita, meow L1....{1 :which: to.p.b6v6 to _.,
136 , 6. ,- Use &bother %to intl6 Ili a* ‘6l , ' •
ho.ply Wein:a, £l O alantair-Le.DootJ the 6 , 111,/:_
5,'",i!_:!:41a,!'N2:11 k g.,11: 1 7°,11°, 1 ;1",1 • - ..'
vlstinah.•ll....A . ftloadt and 0..44 the RAW '9'.
.cd Matti youtO woos* NAVlrailells 6 • ietio.
' , Owe Bent 10 PL•les.. ma +tic*. thoovidos , . -
.34,30gi.10r wlthsatioar.ll66.66 ortmlif 64 , ...,4
vinnuroul otritapnwipmay almol.o." , 1 WSW
01l mom e.t.a . ..4e evil 4L•hoet. Orr. Is ,r. - •
n..r01v61, ',wart listaiitay. , Toe 6647 1616..' . ..::
Plifo wlth sceste..4 16..140MS WittlialM.l3ll ..,...!
./ . ..4.0( ta• r , ldte to lea , . Irbil Ifiectyla tort.. -,
..,....,.,,...a.n0x6:116,•■ .I , P V i tt.:17,,7
;:ri;;;7l.7::l24'.lr,:,NNTritn; cb. v .: ..'- 3 . • •
kr. at.olouly nuillPlrt* '. 4 '... 1 Ab....:1_ , . 10' ;',: .
mg...161)1s talalarrettd-00. 4 oonlr 16: kg 81.1.0ta
banskg. !the rttir Can flwrbelasals.te, ...
...0. *SO tho 1.. e port?... of St aro .1-ogotallg' ,_ ,
lica•tl.' wad, adt. 0010 ooloor the 6:pOpLibl•S ...=,
*never? .I",eir resdu. ~ I lls gr. ot liaTf la VOINIW•ak,
roilme. lc „So.'. of tb..,..••1 v 01... ..4 ., -, ,
tmsa nhbd.6l.r. to ralFt ••oold aws4 la I tr ..-' ~..
~.111:1 :,..t4oeuel M* 70 , 17, .:: , :,: ', ......
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BY EMERSON 'BENNBTT.
*Alai of sitritina
Tosit.yr 411 FLY KEY 0111111EUtKlain0;11- - 11 • qt't!,.-.-
YIE J:'OI I ILiEI6.IIOCY:E I K
11/1..Y. KYLE 1)/LLtuuth 1 +Yo:0 0 ,01KELKEK,i'...- _
ELK etirOlEttu_ l o iikirs‘c ittaiTTLlr43 , ll.l.lll,l-E ,
T T. VT
T • 114. D .11. eraltrr, •
110111601 , 1 11 aulltu ED WAKOKIKYEEIKIL•7I./ •.• !
J •Itro ISETNOLEK If bUlSK•brul
routuy earl to oar lott o t ft thomirmrs slut . - .
lotbulL+loos.rydnotaiukth•a...T. 01 . 11 04. 100 1Kuy •!•
u1)0K, Yu,. has 01 110 ,YK• USE 't.olKou -
Loafstr llltaitt OutoottutE , l4... i/421iVz
•V ‘ lt 7 i.i r ea iv. It:,
Itsa• itts. Spicy ParoirsoUKZEKE , :l4
totting Kollutert, sod sbalL Op, tiorEKIE o.ltet,.
ocruulinaul oollttittEutouL,, ,, , ; +. 1 % • 1 4 , Kt.
•
i 017111Ziptt,; -, , , - , 1 1 •', `',
Tne NEW sonic
ow.lWvy
ATag.°4l.ll',;:r.u.:.td;V;Vi k au'riTrA
drain
our f• Luso. to 00t•too N. tv.:
.T.nrungt mt. .t.t - 1T1T...4 1 . 1, , 3 •11 1 .r.N.t..
110 cur tosomt Icte olges 4/111,-.Kult •I L 11E10 11 , 441,
PetriVlnto w 4 • cgreflares; *sot - •
•Ilau Ivlll•luteutll.ltoEws am, u IIO 4FII.Irjr
u out.. *ad. ottumu.stbo E...t up. csubh ,
reueedtive *tetroo,•cprAlit r l=l,
VAlsriatisr
Etllbothbo lent rot •
vr t ioeirr "*.;rcr,7 l. :
R.
;TWEET •
JOHN , ROTH'. •AIkSONY
iminrem,dise
'• ' 79* (01. A-VP D 0 4 .3 94ii 3 .
= BRWIE% Ghia; RIIINiv,'":
, ,
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tlii• leave to liras shear &lin&
In macre that Wry Or* <l.nnd th.i.• 2 .
rTer.attheegm.ptYY.wdnt¢soutC zo
o$
aIl
all mturgrall Wattle= {o IEY -.-
41P L JFIVWWWibnbho4d*PCgtaihr!-;..
and.ntlly n. ireoel‘i;;
OLD p thaaalK
.
=
1 ,
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um., kit st II DUX°7."U silo I
"droitig Rant .kmlo =
pEopLyx
. .
SA.VINGS
•- • •
ca.pita,ti - $100,000.4e
INCORPO3,I2/9 1111. • ,
- ,..0171.9,10.114101247
ir.esika7i,:.:-.4.....wziatax Au;
rieursze. ; ,
I...env.
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J~mu, - ott, ; I ancasis Our
kleonity, •
r iatiot,
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lecretierilraira.iTlT 1. V0114111111%` 4- .
vre
iwzment.‘litadala• lovennuanuAll Louie&
*.Nll . 4 l :4l:txtertierV.tliNV:P..:f.
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AGutrif.tvertzti . trlic •
•
THE , BL E-GOATS , "'"' 7 ''
aw heirtliiir gad, ilimigibt
gb. "nab .
e4aigalliega.M.GraajWieinana
VW.
raol. - sagit. the satc.N. and sanycn.artook.
paulaJled.. LEsea ouy N 3 wow oOtY. • • - • •
. 1
• - •
11•1711.0i'..—bolooy, Apra. lailvialkiili'l;
allvaxtrge of tl. rie.t. , wahruy Sat , arse •ts• ...-
~,x two 1..* to.vis• vex* V. I, I,llla^d 61,11 ,'•
not con. . The...puidle *t• Asp., .Ik4Ullal WV., .
La., Itavii so nab% 10l ants I.ol.l . thar Ku:' ~
lair/21.r 'Mots ..p_nrVaila. to IS Of .1111U1W.
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And Deans iJ OHOIOE TEA <r
Ear, has, rob. igrA, Rai nvias onni; -
Yo. 9 iosithi
my, don 113sitirt Zedail Strata
i I latiamirai.crur
• ton
-2414 aci•fit:Of
whim ar.AltliVidos tan Has .bnli•1111-1•0..:
xl.ma7 and wall:A.lton bona; Si. ts• J•nftliba • •
t• lag .It &Oman., to:.nly la la lbla!k.Wanalls.',.
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