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' , • I .....___ i..._ j -, ~ ._.____ ~ __,--.._.....- ...—_— - --,z.— ----7-7--- , . 1 .. . ; , , ,_ - 1 im4...192 , 14,-.r.m ra. ,. .i. , . • , . - • , • - auslor rim !WIT: • I . . , . r ththi,.. . A r isgaLereith...... m. , ' • , "dec./. ' ' • GAISSTITI. T air. • PriTainamm, MrS..ll. : . ..... ..... Eigi tttatrglt ak.eil; I ' to him was entirely without foundation. 4 He had never been a member of any such organization. He had never had - path) , with Ahura who had beat sgeoNp J . 'I a a' .1 Tin ig to astroy the Government by BUR 1 rebellion, and had • done with litho e new r• trying to destroy it. Mr. FAIth.:SWORTH asked whether 'THREF • .1 ...... his colleague had not repeatedly declared . , on the atermp in Illthols that the war was telt., dr .1 avni. an abolition and an unholy war, and he eM Uri .. -.. am, L 7! had never voted and never would voter a '- - dollar to carry it on. " ' • - Mr.ROSS mound his colleague be had Tt tit . stu d t h e never said any such thing: He had ob- '' Jetted, a s the Democratic - party bad oh td ...• t ake , j•cted. to the war carried ou for abolition . • Ur, " STO. ' purposes, but as , general thing - he had r voted for appropriation bills unless ther ~. g. was somethin ver=y obnoxious in tin '•' .1 fat Oni.• - • Mr. FARNSWORTH said he wr course bound to believe his colle, but he had been told thin mornim b) ' cdurt Bia, gendeman of th e highest maw t• e that ke had now .in bin MUM" : 1 • . ' port a epoch made by hi. toll , • Car. lErases. lodge of Knights 'of th e Gel , .T 1 Mr. ROSS repealed his e f • t ' statement that he bad 1 - ~ ~,_y . .__ ledge, or had 'anything ' i• i g AndllM MUM. ord.r,;was false in every . . .; ' 5 .00113111.11 LE Or T The Homo went int lltaireau Extension. Whole on the atat• ', • I DAWES is the Chs ) . • . on the'President's ma innsamakeimentki • Mr. RAKER a , n • t . on the sublect o mathernir, Jan. la, IBM. - a u ... ~f f t, un I , .. -.21011,./. YATiIIILL ,r, ,', He mulande? . : I. I L anal currency honed for the templets in /l• Mar of the ' a& atad.tos s6o ,COlq_ amount ibir. tion of tb 8; amount tocliormed'and dais- GOTS= 1 , tek. 4,400; Ritional bank notes is- ProPe , 3 , 180 : amount of the 4titer in gr ir . , • on $.2951442M1 • the ay et imaranao mamma. manna-, it, Logan will Introduce the tOUSW. r d". lip eolotioa in the House on Monday: ) - , aped, That the Secretary, of to' vie ] =ryas requested to comma:dm .• Roma an intemmtion in his r ,e, tea conoaaing beans byanyNatl .• Ms in the - City of Now Tork, ir son auction gath of th•Natior • - nay act, of any portion of the! t• •• i. a excess of thealiailprerriek ' . • I et, upon railroad minim , &titian" valuer, and or whothe . - - thrmailon in kds possession. oars of such banks are eny Mars opal-at:km, in =dr sr . • ' iinvelv. to. Mepttaband • .respocthro inalmtions A avant or hinnot bean „„ - the necessary . far' ' information be tal ' • • ine douse the• elaatio 1 r i i . adopt smaltmear i I b.w pliant* try suck , A, lane of the No' PM' gums Uo. • I to a' To tyr-,01- Everyth, p ~ t hi g hl y a !r a t 1 , , comp:Ill , twee, i , oft =steam; .., . .b. eziasets ^ -.law= e• Wo mint- tt• any that all v. of , , s: old imptta , by the pie titl • . ' a sequel , r , bulrush , ' hat f• their e 1. 1 peat pr , 1 '1 :my be t_ tat . last' p it : - ...1 .d de' a. that . be , I. .' I Ol' '0 • dun, ,'....- , i marextean -a " .. ktt Well aa s, . -. 1 'mosm. • s gthenra k. , tree' , l . OM 7 . ' , of .13 min lux , . vex ~. • • .., i in.' i; .• anal" in. :P . ' ma 11,.. . . . i *. . Cathay . I! El , —Rol latig trneu. lEEM PTTrisi We I tend the works of t which took riving at the filled ltr s to wbo Were A 'Citociiot , DEsiair. aded to in lavitaOn to 4: • mil natiokW= of thi pions Wilds iasthatios,. on. Saturday.On iir• :rooms ire lonia Ahem well nlie;iof pro:nutria:tit dthens, ng On the different cona— mittees and dtiallY examining cull** ayon work, Indli ink, oil ilex paintings, dlagrama 11- _ , drewhigs, 3 , •• lad miter Instntini • 7241 varlet -was the tab Ammtg the were many some'of wbi . , taits=liersm . painted by.' past mumbo radii special_ not displayed In and . landscay .err • Thdexhil 'plea ,or GrOmatrY and ' and excellence - of the work lest ,or general adisziration. ' ial/B.Pe Plinth= In oil plctirres of — decided merit, eh were s!otebes•fnim an. n the Alleigtmay Mountains N i9 N,l g. lB4l l l "kring - the _ . The work in traraand m the cut, le deierving of e foe the beauty And skill to eiecution. The lovas heiezherel Mars ue ebb ion opens tomorrow morn. (clock aid continua open int jduring the remainder We urge ay who hire an . . ing AZ . ten lay snit otthe week.' 'interest in . t; city t? pay • rooms, port prikeil see( Ob.*t need 014 ter con:ragmen that' the zoo the week: protreat-ol'Att is oar at least one “tlatt.to flu= .ag that they will be ear -7= 1- - l e lad paepotesot the school know; to secure maple ai md we Pope," therefore, will be crewlad ° spare an hoar or two from then, Mothers fivers their fOr afternoon, end grow- Let raid theirothert bowel:Laid c uncles, - aunt (Wan sad wr and fcrettut go to this extantiou, vet aostthat eves here is buy, ,find. Pittaborgl, *Ora is a igu;,! Thera it Lasi.boon for Schodl of someyoars, Uiffei:Hmore where it Oda tithe nazi , perioni are racelTlng . Of than nun than misktorata TerY a Fa until have adtanced to . intim sinnng aar tittyL.ar- Ailatiana being highly structioria In half bawl rim rellPactablerr lists, their • pribpo_ by from *how another 44aialiting commit- Otisti and sisatain; • wejmibllsh aFtnets atrust anxiety that all citizens - shoild import 'aid:laid by tha pies .. in bmsome acquainted limam and her ussistants, nuideuesa id' their (*why with the' 'pest proficiency ; dd, Warty be atom gen mat. son • Institution exists closet of the opporit eat exhibit Vithliiss H. and with thil to twirl,' am of.tbete papi erelly know heiG tietli -thing " of wl -thould be lip iitierittat! end Its petit seeable= Ad cad dee:arias encour that it is slreedy mew. tarlto be prowl el' and tiled and: pot forward by again order that in the' tj'exteed its unto "lid - es well Y at home, The ',Cann ,F,vroßil numeious pr dmr... — itioiss: —. 7 4.1414.--43 ° long 23 ! the Atcat,toniin th e dolly po ly,* reference to the coo . - Mr:O'Connor 100 Sr. Ocottood to ortoation pors of this too/orates Iv driven no, • dispatches, 'pooches of It etthernec thew. Our to the cot to tech to twee:tin k Ind confidant nity wottld putakittor in in Opp ffiteffdff ett kia testresony end Seitsel,-we did not dean ay or expedlint toisettoo iyessiry having +Waled ti'We - judge?. It 'lMpreper • the 4prestices himme many other. Ur - baud, be, thetturlnteMunt conemt-' earl: theparpoime of thew? that iu Are time red' way oar Characters fer 'harness in car biudiesi 111 ad ,O'Connor Weald tee:- "Bat the Waco . optaion cm. :haring beeniceoul..! comments ands city.dsillee,whieb bathe d wateriness:, state an of ill" ease, we I caunslyeeand the pub thllbe Prow, the( thrtre.: ai i decialon in illtdet. mis to .be regarded. by v ajadgment upon the ate:mem—Were nude geoloy.:. e plat:Leib ael * due sided O'Connor hitneelt. It xime.of a use before a richer we, nhr as testi- Was, or, from the • ehding, could be baud. cirptionto _that decision. Justicesre expected..' We tatted with it, It merely a to an- examination by lot wheal it trines tribe . t 'CbarY and. Amy, perfectly cenhuot' to confident' of ear to rotate therm which" hare been 3 maintain, tmtsr.- wer have heretofore amities in which we That character we 'and we '61110m:11. tpenditure of effort seek our rpm dlocuesdon not whit. the a, InteWhith we Indlugatid undo badmen' de the ceurta 1n the mum be instituted, _after remits, we End tire mtbile to be fully lon of JI nrelintfr panted menpg wtD dietait . •llc to say, cent bear phia-swid $0420 pars merits of chiefly upt gld, inaera Mateo:testa woo likes' Grand Jru mony 40 lure oft& We taken It d:d mall are entire!, remand,' a Grand,/ bowl where raga!' foundas cast np:o "'tithed, borne In have dam atm prize este it at Ara. H. Tao; TILED, "E. I'4+mi. IS, i§68... , - CM /corking Classep burst ::u•.3 working kldcuatreal Board davlae mesas of Derek .'to Henry; the liquor -G . Leaded- to the Slates, _ a_. A doss -to the customs tu threauh his swallow to theameont of 1)1M1,900.-.10. imrtlen ot his cells! , was 'mt. neort. 'MU aban ded warehoncOmd it is - euppoord b dr ew , 'liquor' brmesma of a cordon p p, disposing of it to his cos. manors on t e ground floar,solsisquently sobattnitin wa ter the the liquor., lbws are neat, two hundred alnallar bonded ' warehouses In the -city, sod some reform in the twits l a milled for. BOSTON • . rihorigany tide. rltisbargt. tiatitts.3 IE2 4, IBrte 335Sirros,_ ' tier, thlt • • immoral IrSe. .. ifary 18.-Jobe Whit. getlonsly ta for at his reldince In AVM . ruow provio diig 'fig of 'rnipitisenuens at -ken del4stet ware appoint . nfacittorir' Convention at and it tesaintlon weaadapted a oplaion that theagelloo of • an ahead be manned Wick .“ • atueent .the doinv_di ' Conrentian • at' CleVels V• am have also chosen dale; . • • '.'12131C4G0. • At e las mee t l goods ed to the 2,1 Worcester. expresean the couvat ly to the the liatital The paper gates.to t \ Liam* roars. Ilibodersad4r. Carr • tech, PWilecrei 04000 • iiiii..4ll.:—A-yoFbirstaan nam,ed • • • Stara terdzy\lto 44.pasom,bikx. fotha•• • .biothei . by- •••• • • ,-strycbtibto tbetrootrat • ney.ikity "jsk one Mao, la dangerous coffatim • Aroll now teem:lMF. * Thi glai•*ll9 • • towing parebased tbe '-.l: oo 4s4;bilt prcbr..thatit vas at tbilba _stancrof Wianitiori.whoal - ithe!ffsages p?rit;bl b.**, . -7. , • VOLUME mann. FIRST EDITION. MIDNIGHT. FROM WASHINGTON. Erwsuicial Nattets and the National Banks. Qiief. at the Wm' Ofilce. The Supreme Cdurt Bill. • . auerradro an. Coe. ream. Th,e Chttyalmrg Asylum Bdieme, Ereednagni , sllnrean Extension, rtrralatnah to Ike ritclicrusa.l Wilma:Fail* Jas. 13, 1888. =I The frictional currehey Issued .for the week amoustadte $560,C00; arsonist 2 14- ped $374,730; amount tedeemecland des troyed $349,400; Nitional honk notes to rued $138,190; amount of the 4ttier. In CONOCO-NINO NATIONAL NANTJA- Gen Logan will Intrainco the follaw• lug re.olutioa in the Rouse on Monday: Resolved, That the Secretary. of Um Troasuri requested to communicate to the Hansa any 7 information in his pos sessionconoaraingloansbyany National banks in thaaGity of Nisw . York, laden of section 2Sth of the National cur seamy act, of any portion of their capital in exciasa of theirllait provided by saki act, open railroad or mining stecki. at fictitious videos, ant whether he has in kirmation in his paean lion thst any ears of such banks are engsgadMimvacn lathe °parathion in such stocks, which linvolvo thecapitabvind crodit of their responds.° lawatutians, sad - that in the event of hisnot being in possession of the necessary' factsto fornlah this fs Inniastion he take liatmedrate steps to Cause the. aissainstion to be made and adopt mils measure' as willoosapal own pliant by such trails with the prods— Mns of the National currency act. nalcut orrics—Azi. gum. To-day it Is unusually artist hers. Everything goes on 'gutsily at •the War Ofice, and up to the present time no aommunlcution has passed bar. tepee the Presitisad end Mr. Mantas. escart` circus.' The Damixratie Congreismea held <miens bust night. It is not known what they did, ad they pledpd themeelsre not to eon:m:what* kn amount of their pro etweithp to outside partied. The Military COlutittfee hie instructed Gallant Pile fa report a bill to the Menu providing for the sale of the Arsenal at St. Loais. • =MI The receipts of Infernal- Revalue druingt ba week amounted to only 124- _ • TUE ITYPIIM COURT DILL. The New York Herald's speeial Lila defeat MM. Supreme Court bi ll the Senate appears totera forepite caw cloolon. The reconstruction bill imam more likely to pose. monTs Or NATLIALIZZD CITTIXII. The House — kerelgiz Affairs' Ouninittise will report about TM:nudity such a bill concerning the rights of naturalized chi nas abroad as will give entire Wider to naturalized drama" of the United Stile& . TEE EXIIITCCEETEY UTAH. . • AClaiLaty,- the 'defeated 'oeitile candtdste for Congress in Utah, ham ar rived to subset t he evidence to the Com mittee en vr one towards contesting the meat of Mr. Hooper, - delegate from tbe Territory. Mr, .t.CGrearty • claims ll:selection", as Scaultrated by the bish ops of the Mormon Church, -who act as judges at the pets, are not pray unfair, but wholly at v ari an ce .srlib Me made prescribed by the United States. DELT& 07 ♦ 151:N•ili: =Sale Noah Smith; principal journal dark earths Senstey died to day In rblladel . . . .e.iretriptat or setniana. . swig* lirm s;)biar -take up ute bill reported from the Com mitme aa. P Territorie sdding during the pretest C•hdreedrerl Girths actunesien of the Menref Calarede.; • • glace the Presi dent . vetted the bill for a 'Limiter pur pose, about* . year agry-the - populatien kagort hes largely harremed:the 'rate in. lest benig two thermind three hundred and forty-five men than. the entente year, and the Tple being now more than retnforeht Ammar the ectudesieo: The riendenf the melanin for thine and other mesons are sanguine - a.vsaroa OF CODOPADO. laticof.Trissoatestotudo, one of the iSonitord sleet, at tire ben - from Dotmr shl; 223orni. Bs nays that the Indian POMO Col2l.ldseem bassi:won deceived by et pools tatiarntrassntatioas in 'ward to his mums with the indiww, whit. Governor of Colorado, and that there is not single filet to show that hit did sot I=ly and faithfully strive to amid inadadiss thss Territory. - sivico asroai—sits exTrrastrza I ASTLVA' 01MIENKE. • The Ammo Committee, on Betrestek meets has finished Its conalderstion ef the report of the vi lresioner of Inter net Revenue, gi hie reasons why the scheme known ma. Itun for lemdid Seidler' was exempted from thepaymen pr esent areal tax,and ln.comme et.the week Gene a ral 'Van Wydit willmak• arsportgiving the Mita/70f the eckmo,honcluang with resolution requesting the' Com mlssiouer • tonrreke the permit, so that the times, and license may be colleraed from said' deed nien the men?s, es if so parratt 44 ram been given. ; 721:1611113r1 =Mt, 11011412ryprj, r Strout kfratta are being mid* to 'M- I vent the contraction of the Freedmen's aursazt•in Tenhemei and Kentucky, as designed in a circular letter of Major General I Deward, approved by General Gr Secretary of ar ad interim It ia- rep ant, resented io the W Deportment OA • necessity exists for renening the agents of the Duman in them States Miami of eortunitirbg Its affairs to the edmlniatre• Won oft army officers exchudirely. Within * day or two the *embers of the ITimelines CoagreseMnal delegation have I called en Secretary Staninn, laving to view the same_object, sad he will at ewe consider the subject. - - algae! blare yretil Imzedred mimed men of Mary, has been »- rebid by General Howard praying for a oontinnence of then Bureau in that Eltsia MUT= oirralau, thenkb aWI In feeblekieal' Ur; is expects( to take his seat in the Senate hr the EMS time this essaton on Tuesday, tlSTieg left his home in Kentucky tadny for Wish- ocknomuss. r"l4'4 7:kticiiiitror rXe. 110116 E _Or REPITATIVEEL, PEZiONAL ICCPI:AiSATION teXPorNnil talPift.7 .aatito Worrell to whadlia barmaid yes terday la reunite* to sae of Lls col heves 1 (Mr. EarnswOrtb) drawing pay ass Brigadier General and is a member of Oungeses . st the elsotetisme, be bad ne knowledge or information of bill colleague having demise; U. th er e_ Sforiconxidered it proper and )eat to take Is back.: lir. FARNSWORTH thought the re traction eary•well as far si t wait, but it did set mew the whale ease- His col- leegue liti c gokin of rebdiree of hie' ploy we ld ir tn i tereigt miV Pg:": " knPir 4 " . stir. ROSS explained that part of his =narks ants not intended to spiky. to Mr. Ifernsworth, hut to hie. Mim• league; afr.'Weekhumer who - bed ap plied Mr. FARNSWORTH kited he had many relatives in the army. who wore the garb of Um the only yea , tinate hid had belies emir Wearing shoulder itra ch Ei r a pliant officer who - fell at HO Wort ro feted, se hie thiergetthem OUP ganee the ether. When the war begin he raised a,regitnatit mid Aook into the field, arid wells thessreice flgidles the wormy :trim his censtitruints elected him to Oteepielt. •_Heretnalned "toe until Mirth 4th, llgt, wheel tan. gored hie resigtetion, sad tram that day 12= es an Gainer had erned. H . e he could say tint at that time his consign* (hlr. Rwraiwas not a member of iho Knights of the Golden Circle, Podding the Unieft army In thereto. ildr, NOW , •dogma any such aisnakm to him was entirely without foundation. He had never been a member of any such organization. He had never bad any sympathy with those who had be striving to destroy the Government by rebellion, and had • done with those sew trying to destroy It. Mr. FARSSWORTH asked, whether his colleague had not repeatedlydeciared on theatump in Illthols that the war was an abolition and an unholy war, and he had never voted and never would vote a dollar to carry it on. Mr. ROSS ensured his colleague he had never said any such thing: He bad ob jected, as the Democratic - party had ob jected, to the war carried oa for abolition psi - poses, but as general thing - he had entail for appropriation bills unless there was something very obnoxious in Rum. Mr. FARNSWORTH said he was of curse bound to believe his colleague, but he had been told this morning by a gen,leman of the highest respectabili that he had now ,in bin D 05841•4912 ar e frge a olnghts l!f b 4ie G his ecn eague in a en Mr. ROSS reputed his denial. Any statement that he bad been In such lcdge,,or had 'anything to do with the order,was false in every respect. .001cgI21Ya OP THI witaLs. The Home went Into Committee of Me - Who Mon the state - of the Union, Mr. DAWES in the Chair, for general debate on theTresidertes m Mr. BAKER addrased Um Committee en the entject of the treaty for theacqui ' salon 'of Russian America pommies& He contended that the treaty, although complete In form, waft not the supreme Mw of the land until it received the sanc tion of the legislative department of the Gerenament, by way of making an , ap propriation to carry it out. That the so tinisition ought to be disapproved and in. appropriation rejected. Aside from the plain power of Congress to act from its own free discretion, in appropriating meetly for the purchase of the new ter ritory, there was another ground en which be rested the Peer of Congress to reject sub a treaty. The Constitution preMm that new States may be admitted by Congress Moth. Union,andthus Con ' gram wan made-sole judge of -what new *temente shall enter intetes political body of the republic.. Ho argued against the 'Requisition of British America, and that the logic of that. Meld be. a Southern counterpoise, complied of the West In dies, Central America and Mexico, and theft tne, life of the nation might be smothered - by enormous and crude masses Which would be barer pram ' turely ppon it. He appealed to Con gress to rise to the heighth of the quas lien to the attitude of independent and manly statesmazahlp, by disposing of the subject, not Ina spirit of moan sub . ismiency to these who had no constitu- Renal ascendancy over Congress in the matter, but in the free exercise *I the great powers which the Constitution had expremly devolved on Congress. ' Mr. KELLEY addressed the Commit tee on the . Industrial Interests - of the country. He attributed to the contrao tion of the currency and inordiaatte ex actions of taxation the present paralysis In trade. The Secretary of the Treas ury and his adherents were responsible for this general prostration of credit and hominess. For himself If be went asked whether he did not wish to return to specie payment, he wouid answer he did, but not in the way of bankruptcy and repudiation. The country was not, how, ever, returning to specie payment, ' The difference between a grew:Mack and the gold dollar was widening With every =MIL The country was not la theroad to resumption. and would not be until confidence was restored and Industry quiricened by the repeal of the needless taxies Mat were giving foreign manufao- Mei an advantage in the American mar ket, nor until the Secretary of the Toss- , ury wax deprived of his power to con trast the mummy and to tamper with the market value ofd et! species of Ffe.PertY by secret operations In geld, and that, too, en the credit of the omen- Mr. WOODWARD spoke on the sada ject of the ensues and National debt, favoring, so cog as therewere two kinds ef 11. tender& the payment of debt not expresslyexcepted the cheap an eat ef tbe two, yet contending that the legal tender was unconstitutional, and arguing that it ought to be repealed, as the true mad to specie payment. He opmed repudiation, favored the rut.. ration of the tea excluded States an white States, and the repeal of the cotton tax and reconstruction laws. • e Mr. BLAINE argued In favor of the payment of bonds, In gold and against the home of any More least tenders. Mr. HUBBARD, of West Titrilt tergnad that Me. ll..thirty bonds a eul be paid In cola or its equivalent, and As MP the substitution of National bank notes NI! tender. . . Mr. AXTELL epoke In opposition to the Itoranstructlon BID, when the Com tatttio,rate and the Rinse adierutted. E!t?iliEEEAii s EMEET3 The Conn:algae' of the House !nisi donbtlnas hem sent yen, and yonriead erihave Ind time to mean them. ,So far se' the Allegheny nsizolaers are coneers ed. they havens, right to compliin, if r♦ gard is had merely to the placonassirm ed them. - The Railroad' Committee Is the one in which rev!. people have inst'now the most interest. It Is tee so .a, of course, to speak derisively of the leanings of its members on the tree retires& querbmt bet It arty he well enough toanelyos it , as to their briallthal ' The Committee la that respect:Mantis thus: Milacm,ll.lothertY. i &mot'. lI PP ,• Md. do n Bur, Dama. M War... do ' Sonaeld, Laneaster, Watt, ': 'Monad, voneetto. Metre, do clntire, Male; Clerks, do Walter Ilmmrset ' • °Simian; do Panhp4 Cheetar, Foy, no , ./aMs,Jetenon, . Secand„ . /. do r Jams. Serb, "donee, ,e -d o Westravok,Pike. Thoi.ln - flardor are Democrats. Yon will see, by . this, that Philadel phia his eight of the-twenty-ono mem bers,. while Chester, - Lancaster and Dam phib; bays each one, making eleven, or a Malority of theiComasittee. timid*" this, Pike, larks and •Tiogs hate each. ape, ng to the territory east of tke flusqushannafrortern members,' and the wait only seven. • Maim Jenks and Jobe., of the , four Democratic members, ore free railroad mess. Josephs in a Pannrylvaais Roll road man,. and Westbrook has not yet shown bL hand. Mr. Rainsehl, of Lan. castor,nst aid unally iclvanto the Peuinsylva- and so, I suppers., would Phillips, of Cheater. Ilorr, of Dauphin, bas nonsocial love for that rood. nor has he say cams for affection towards it; but his location hers, at thir. Capitol, where as yet, no well defined local antipathy has been /egad agaitud it, places him under no narticolar proemrs In that di rection. Mr. Strang Is nominally a free railroad Imam but I not esteemed es being overramions in that regard. Tim amen western members are all free I:li sped men, including Jenks. I have thus gives you all I know of - the leanings of the Committee, and your readers emi Judge for themselves front the facts before them. • A good indication was given, however,- In the House this morning, by the adop tion of a role by a vote of seventy to twenty, that attar a bill has bomb' mitts* teat days a majority of the House can discharge it hum the _further tionsid. oration of thereon& lilt/arts under the roles of the Heim. It has required two.. 'thirds to do this, sod one-third of the House, having a Committee ma its aide, maid smother a bill in Committee to the and of -the sessieu. This game Ls now blocked; and If tine Railroad Committee should attempt to smother the Freoßall road bill, (of which .1 he re no pi_seentsp prehintsten,) a majority of th e Hops° can lake the bill °ate( their hands.- . This very much dirnialsioni the prof peoto of the "roosters.," and the chancel of "pinching" Mils ere likewise consid erably reduced. The debate in the Mouse on the' Stan ton resolutions brought out Nome queer eloquence on the demoarialc aide. One of the speakers, Mr. Delos, of Clinton, for hostartoe; said he wondered that Stan ton did not shut himself up in his sheU, like an oyster, and crawl Ilkoan tutllcked dog tothe top ammo lofty, rolling peak of the MOUZII, and ask fominenessilf his Maker. An ander crawling., in that style, to that lofty. height, and for that purl:coo nea r , stadium I was in stating that Mr. Browne, of Lawrenoe; voted for the ad- Vmeld of the 8611010 over from ursday to Mondry. - It was Mr. SlM tain, of Montgomery, who voted, instead flit.. Browne who voted no. The toljrapit reporter speaks ore hill infrodu Into the Senatirby Mr. Er nett, as satal to reduce Mope" dims of Jury commis:done:* Tilts Lan error., The so Introduced was one to limit thou; pay to the actual number of days' service Matted. by them. Ouilisomp su stow.. Eitilitatragili to lir Pitinnust Slum. arlLlNClTtlan: ILLS3:4 • Jan. ,10.-Gen. HddiPhrerf. the *mu" 0 00nddattee man" e( Pletatleldkwho sloped nth WM Kenyon - last" summer, to Mein atat4baa.lanataadasaad to tan yaaa Un prisantomt He pleaded ty to an =att for obtaining mosey as false PITTSBURGH.; MONDAY. JANUARY O. 1868 EIRON, THREE . O'CLOCK A. M, FROM EUROPE. The Fenian lieltement. George' i4w!ioisTrain/areated. MOFitton Not Jetstifted. Proteat,U) tt ellnitad States Consul. Surpriiing Fenian audacity Maximlllaa , a ItemsMs at Mena. Impelling Funeral Ceremony. The French Preis . . Bi ll: Transfer of Danish West Indies. Optadog et the Sved rf h Parlitieeat. My Telegraph , to the Pittabarga DAMN.] GILTAT . WILITAIS. AIIHNIST 01 07DSCIN. - IZAICII 2ILLIIf AND 133=21 Loukow, Jan. I&—When the (bused steamship Scotia entered Queenstown; !sat evening, a strong polioe faros quiet ly went aboard and arrested .George Francis Train, Grinnell and Gee, Limey of the passengers, from few York. It to tusderstAkal these gentlemen were taken Into matte dy on the charge of being ac tire members of the American wing of the Yenisu organization.' The- Ptisseed logs came smolderede excitA;merit both here and elsewhere throughoutthe King dom, esimacially among Airdrie= mai dental NOTICING POUND TO lIIIrtIrS TUT AD& Coax; Jannaiy — 19.—A stria search of the person and baggage of George Fran cis Train disekoad no proofof Oomplielty with therenianwiovementoorjustifying his azroest by the British L pollas on anspl- don of being concerned is Fenian plot tinge.. Train assorts that he cams over to Europe as a spade . eorreepondmit of the New York World. He hai formally protested through the United Statesdan sal againat his detention, and declare. he was arrested upon no other ground than the finding of an Irish paper In his trunk, ••• " emrs AND ♦YYO72I7OA siazin Dowse:, January 19.—Tbe polices . . of Limerick. halo mad. a seizure of gems and ammunition found in shops of that city to put them out of reach at the l'ep Manz. AITOTIIIE ZDITOI ♦EILSTLD Dr. Waters, another editor of the Dah lia /rishinon, has been arrested, but the particular chortle is not stated. It is supposed, boweverr, to be ceetPilcity fa Fenian rtiovercienti. =I ' Losroctx, Januarr,l9.—htike Merritt, who, It I. now eLatened, Is positively known to ,be the party who tired the rose at the Clarkenwell exptialtm, ha. been arrested at Glasgow and brought to London In lions. IIitINCII O SEX POLICZ. A max awned CLaaeghsebeew arreded in this city charged with thin upon the police. • Inoruur xairrrrno A. *sulfa& muffed.* was found this wonting posted on the'vrall of the Man sion NOI2IO, wken It Lai bowe r affixed despite the vigilance of LW" pollee, who hese no clue le the perpetrator of this daring act. The badmen and audacity or the Fenian in the !woof the vigorous measures of repression which have beam adopted excites mach nominees. ' =E! I 1112111M13107 WAZ APPOENTZD. Vrairse., Jan. 18.—Xtill b been ale pointed Amid= MJnlater nr War. MAXII/Lt.U.A2el EKXAINII AT .YfETTA. The remain of Maximilian arrived hen last night by 'penal train from Trieste, in change of a . ascot!. The train ems met n 'PM:lamina by Ama in= eaten* a larks body of troops and a mist crowd of peep* who had asieux bled to give expreamon to their respect 'tar the dead and their sympathy with the living. The reniiilos were funnily rINNITad bl tie Imperial finely at the Palace this morning. The (tutors] ohm. guise will be oelobratod with solemn procession anikroquian mans Tin mea l/rotation of popular feeling Is gement and Intense— PITAIIMAL 031111411112. Trimrs.a, January 15.—Eresitsg—The obsequier of lifaYlmillau ware ceLebrate ed this evening with great pomp and the rernalse wore - oonaigtiod to their set resting place. , The tunnel pretend= was formed la the following order, viz tbo heed of the line was occupied by societies of orphans, carrying , appropri ate symbols of National grief; folloWing were the clergy in a body; the munici pal authorities; the Mayor of the city; a corps of marinss, acting as a guard of . honor *. to the ' catafalque, bearing a casket containing the remains, the whole profusely 'decorated with' trnmostelles; Admiral Tegethoff odious' of Memory and army in uniforms, with tumid badges' of , mourning. In 'the Church of Capuchins ware assembled the Emperor of Austria, the Arch Dukes, the Court Cabinet, Generals of the army, the Diplomatic Corps, and Special En voys of foreign powers. After the rag mum mama had been celebrated, the body was placed in the vault_ prepared for its reception. True crowds visited the rued= during the day while lying in slam. The Emperor Frannie Jo mph has written an autograph letter to Admiral Tegethoff, thanking him in the name oStbs Imperial family for , his sorriest In recovering the remains of the, I st! Emperor of. Mexico mid bringing them home kir burial among his kin- E= nate, January ilk—Duke pa Per:. sissy, In letter, objects to the bill os, contly - lproPosed for the griveniment of the pries of the country. He thinks the pram gill be slowed too much latitude. While he would fay= a bill designed to give more freedom to the Pram, the ob vious tendency of the present bill would be to Isltro journals fuse to !moll path* bricnao or ranLiArtzsr Broonsterar, January hiL•Parliament met yeitenlay. The Bing delivered the opentnig speech. Attor reviewing the state of the country, he entered upon the subject of thi adlcier4 of the army. Ile (smiled the entellment of all the Male population to r iUUa oriputizations, and the pi:tithe:es of the most improved arms for the pa of the army. • ,„ • Tin in: "Lien noun. . , Pump.* 11,-Tbe puler or ftio laft bale, boor &fated In tits Italian Ma , liamept oti, the medint to sidUoisist Ida*. bata P a U1 0 14114 ' Thr,tlo sawfralix. ~3 . _ - _ VOPZIMAGIaIt. Jimmy 11-11ur Goys iniineot hie roodiell from Oho authiol- !Thews and St. Johns an of- Ott of the vote taken on the Of the transfer to the United F o r tho transfer 1244, against we. ties of SLI festal re Location ,Cates. Fr two ty-tv _ rsuwta.• I" tr.,Way wart mud. PASSIM. - . IL—The Diet hav passed railway loan of forty mil ' min Bremtat,.. the bill fi e . lions of /IN VI 1 Tea AL Yin OFT. Jan. 19.—The sterna l= Now York, an Sourza,mrson, ship Dents:Wand, Hryi]aef a_ gi nuns Lac Ats vo, FILANTRT. Jillttlry it 761@761. i PARIS, =nary day and lents declirdne - • U S. boo& hoary to- SOUTIERN STA •iWlli 113==== • C 0207211707 rzocizontos., I Itranmelen, Jantutry the Coal Tendon in-clay the put nt Bights wM under dleclneelonand seven noollorut were adopted, inaludhegi one 'declaring Vln Okla a cspnal member et the general government, and subject to all the bar; dens as otOr States. -- • The'Judiciary CommiGee reported ad vemaly telsettling debt prior to 180.5 - at •twenty-Ste cent on the dollar. • - '• General I grant is,.• expected here of . 1 0 Tuesday 'attend a msotheg of the Trus tees of the Peabody Eduattional Fund. PAM LD SITED DT 'A ITZO2O. Robert Meow., colored, of Charleston. B. C., h entered unit in the trilled States DI met Court here naiad the Riche:lon and Fredericksburg Railroad Company, for requiring iile wife to rid* in ammo clam ow when ske,kail a tint Maas ticket Re lays damage. at $l,llOO. a ing. mt t nutt cxe.r.r.inroant The irer will publish in the mere. los the sage seat by Colonel White, a Republi- • member of the Stet* Con. 'tendon • General Butler, when he wail, In the city last week. It demands nips : ration for haring been ordered out of General 11. tier', department daring tlwi war. The affair to Mill peading. Oak Whits; le. • lee of the Republican. who refused to •• ear Gen. Butler ,npeak. • =3 x raoorzimgos ° Luiz= IMPLY TO TOE CONVENTIOIt FEE It TO TVINDO TOE PAT Alt , January .18.—Cren. Meade sent in • • • mmuniestion,l dated pistol , day, to th • Convention this morning, which, allir acknowledging the receipt of the rwolution asking for gay, say.: .1 have • this, day received information from the Treasurer that there are no funds in the treasury at Idilladgaville. / have also been reliably Informed thit some public institution" of the State have been suffering on amount of the bon-payment of the appropriations 'for their aapport. Whither 'this failure - of payment hes been en account of want al Mall. ILL the State • tritest:try or for other reason', lam not at present advised. I shall use my beat effects to secure without delay the means for pop. log the incidental expenses of the Om vention, and at least a portion of the per diem and mileage of members. If I Sod od investigation that an hinds which should be is the State Trmsury has* been placed beyond reach. I may diem it neccmary I. airspeed temporarily the payment of a portionot the current wal arise of all officerawho receive their Pay either from • the State Treisury or State roads. ' 'feu will rertelm from the facts above mated that It is out of my power at present to comply with the re quest of the Convention, much am / deo stn to do ao. In lieu of this authority, I reotectfadly request that the requlaittoa of your diaburaing agent mei be sent to me for my approval, that/ may roe that such funds of the State as may become available De properly dia. tributed according to public necemittee." The Convention refused, almost urum unously, taanspend the rules to must& era resolution asking the Federal ma de:Maw to make advances for ,the , pay went of the Convention expenses. They also tabled • resolution to appeists tom !flitter, ot thew delegates to examine the litate-Tressary. !Sections eight sad mhsa - bt lb* bill of rts of the old Constitution were adop ted. One or the delegates gpme another the Ile during the eimiou, the quarrel "slain out of the non reale t of pay. Both caught up chain, but violence wan avoided and mutual apologise made. General Meads has issued an order valldldaSing the relief ordinance of the Convention. with the iliceptloll that ewe . ition Is not to bs stayed • la the or or taxon or laborers' woos. TIMASIIIIiT 717NDS--00V. /MUM WILL NOT SON6LNDI.II TANN. . Q. AVNIMITA., January 19.—Advice* from Milledgeville state .that Gay. Joaklas, being celled so to-day bv aitleena at the ,Zzocntive Monolon. mods a speech, and saki that the fond. of the State had been removed to New York, sod that b. should fight for them before the Supreme Court. The books of tbe State Treasurer cannot be found. The PosUaastaeand Expreue Agent have neared to deliver over to Captain Rockwell, Gen. Meadee appointee, the picksges and letter ed. dressed to 'John Jonas, TrossOror of Chores. TIIE OEDINARCIII NTATIPIO IiZZMITION I& - w. 2 ATLANTA, January W.—A circular lase been homed from Headquarters explain ing the general orders 'validating the Alabama ordinance to stay the collection of debts to mesa that them is to be no stay of proceedings on judgments In fa vor of mechanics and laborers'ainceuly 2lst, • An order is looked ter directing tax collectors in Georgia to premed slits the collection of State taxes.' 1.0171111A1a. • COMEITION 19190111DtX0I-2111 QUES- TlOll O► PONDS. • - New Oataaws, Jan. the Coe yention t the hours f the daily session were tlx,xl from tea to fear. Mr. Cromwell (Wired) said he was opposed t , any stops looking teward eapoody completion of the Convention, and per tness:it adjournment, until the question of funds was definitely settled. A nom munication wee read from General Has cockjometatlag that having realised War man n from. Gm; Sheridan I. the eff that he had intended paying the Com Sliselonera of election rot dolma's* to the Convention, General Ilanwek has orrierod their payment out of the re-con stroction fund.: A oommanicallen was received (rem General Hancock to the Commlttairap. pointed to confer with him relative to the collection of the tax levied by the Convention. General Hancock rays-by the ordlnance.levying the tat the Con vention has prescribed its mode of col. tertian; that the ordinance makes it the duty or the Auditor to direct the Sheriff and Collectors to Wargo tiro paymmt. Vbauld any such persona be forcibly re sided, the Hagar General commanding will promptly um the military power to maintain the supremaoy of the law. To this extent be Ma authority to act, but not his province to interfere in the matter in any other way. , ILAZOOCIeII orniox All TO TILE rowans UP run coliViallOW. NSW 0141/Isiss.lo,—Ju4g• Cooley having addressed a note to Gen. Hen .cook, Inquiring whether he would sl - an ordinance whielt , the Constitu- Soma Convention may-admg, staying executions on all engsgemen by State Courts, until the let of January, 1870, except Judgments far taxes and wages of laborers, the O fteral in reply calls atten tion to the fourth and eighth motions of the act of March, IBrif:datining the pow ers of the Convention, and asys: "From these provisions It la clear that the Can citation la clothedwitk the extraordinary power of trazaturia„comltutlear and civil governtnent, Ind that It powwow no authority totiesiwith subjects of or dary legislation, except to levy end pro- vide for the collection of taxes to = mambas, oftlosnote. Aa the or to which you refer in your letter is en tirely foreign tri the Muni= of a =EI- Cotton and civil govermiaant, it appears to the Major General Commanding that such =ordinance, if pawed by the Con vention, would bo without any valid- The State Auditor =drowsed a comma- Wartime to Clonarel Hancock, Mating thst the taxes Imposed by the Constitutional Convention. canruit be collected through the ordinary process of collecting Mato taxes; that the Slats oolitic ere of the par ish of Orlin= andJelforeen, report. that tax perm have generally refund to pay Mee tax,-and refers the whom matter to General Hamm= for action. • ChM H incieeit r ln nptr nine the Audi. tor to an.ordLoanes roaVE duty to superintend the 001 l -of • taste,. and strys It does not ap from the Auditor's statement that any proems fbr the colleetten of texas bad been Awned, or any doe tikes except • naps In the =lpen and a demand for payment, ad besti,refesed; that no rei oorrlt hod been tete exerelse steams to est 'kilns the payment of taxa pohttid out by** laws., which It la the Auditor's duty to direct tax colleetorstodit, so that When this Is done and forciblereastanoe Made,' the Major General Commanding I Mill, upon Its being reported to him, Late prompt measures to ♦indicate the 1 Supremacy of the law. LIMON Or Tax V. I. lIENATZ 11.171T071- 12113 STANTON INDq18:119. Tamar, Janciaiy 18.—Ia the Collten tloa today the resolution =doming the action of toe Sams In Drearily tory Stanton, was passed, and Doti sent in the President of the Senate, add ll fol lows: Jacks re Klei n Jan. 18.-SID:' I 'have ego honor hemMth ro tracurtatt the following resolution. adopted WiMizak The President of the batty. Sista oniperuied Hom Edwin lf. Stantlififittie aloe of Secretary Of -War, without aingedy.--anly mono or awiacation, other Wed carrylnghtit lowa of Congress, themeless, i• 126soloed,' That the Convention return a cos Or alltikl to the Senate of the • United States for their rattans actin replacing him in. his proper puition ad Secretary of War. Respectfully, your ob't. seelet., . , . T. P. Mum. 11. F. Wade, Presidentr United - 9 Th following were referred: 1 A Intim* that any rater, en pre sented:. or Ms certificate of registration to the ors of the election forratill. adios or Detection of the art of thia Con vention, be and allowed to vote in any oorin or - precinct of the State in which he • A remintion ri arre !Mall be an en largement. of th collection of any debt contracted prier January, 1161, all Bach- debts to be s iTipendod Until rho year IMO.: A resolution that obetundred'and any copra of the minute' be\ printed Mire& fora for the use of members ef the Con vention. - A rosolutionlhatalipersomeoccupying public lands be required to ply a tax for Wool porpoise Ms same uthe lawful owner. A resolution forbidding the eof hllasisalppl" to alums or pay ster7obts or obligations Incurred in the rebellion, or claim frost thetnitod States any oo permation for slam enumcipated. An ordlnaam to invalidate alttrareao- Lions of exocutors, administrators or gurreisna for widows or orphans wham Confederate eacuritiee are • mensidenw Um:, and granting herightto pestles thus wronged, thro rh o interventios of the Court.; of Ur to order upon and rake pornedon of all land. and tone. made sold or disposed of se above, and the right of salon at law against such axecators,adminhitrators and goardans, I or their securities, itie damages. A 1.., an ordinance frovldingler lay ing a special tax_on all real faits and riorablo proppreyeef the State.provid log for an election by thie Convostion of a sufftelent number of tax collectors, net to. exceed one far each aunty, to collect' said taxi the Convention shall 404 a Troasurer, to be known an the Trance' of MS CILSYSIItisD, far the purpose readvisg lb* money tans oollictod, who shall continue in office elxty days after the atournmeat of Um Convention; also apparition a Commit lee of three to menrorialteeCagreeetkat at least one-fourth the tax cialactod cotton produced in the year of ISM be expaunded eed through the ' irdmen's 'Bu rea to f tho hun naked without regard to gry coand cloths thelor. • sorra eimealiak. Gov. On ADDIZSZLIA Trim ooxrzrricar. New You , Jan. IL—A eportal to the rives. dated Charleston, January 17th, sem Goy. Orr sadremed the Convention tonight over an hour. H. recommends, find, the , suffrage be restricted by • property. or educational qualification; second, that the Conyeallon remove die. *linty from all white men now drafran obised; third, that education b. provided for all, and that a poll tax rather than a tax en property be levied for this par let; fourth, that disabilities be removed from Judicial °Moen, of the State, and that they •be comb:mod; fifth, that • proper homestead law be meted; fifty or • hundred wee of lead In tbe ' country, and • bottle and lot la town, not to be liable to attar uneat for de eta ; exch. that the Commotion pas an ordinance affording relief to debtors In general, inasmuch as . the mil -1 Lary stay law applied only to dolga in curred during the war; .lyen he roc etuzuended the repott*otin el all oblige tionwirmarred In the purchase of slaves, acid the abolition .f imprisonment for debt; eighth, be mid to Trinatuj fa empty, but urged the peonage of an ordi nance rehognirang all State debts Msgr. red befit, and since the war. The ad drend was listened to throughout with profound attention. rx=== thsvcrszos If 787 coirvizrrow RALiciar, January, lE.—Mach crania elan prevailed to tie Convesiden to-day and nothing wee accomplished.. The res. elution of Mr.. Durham, Censervative. allotted :to yesterday, eras, after much tililboetering, Indefialtely pcstponed. 3dr: O'Hara, a negro, nue eledvd Mr. greening lien. The &WWI reporter I. still In his seat. NEW YORK. =l=l= Nsw Yoxs, Jan. In. ISA Ycc aocc mum, PAILIOAP.CASS. The defendants in the snit of Fisk & Belden against the Direetors MANI Cbr • ago end Reck Island Railroad Company appeared before Judge Cardona this morning, amorning to the order of the Court, slier which Masan Tracy it Dawes wadi:acted to appear beffienithe referee appointed WednesdaLnext and ri n e d n e ZY made et tsaaiatt c' : " nteed e s d = $1,000,000 of then stock. • MUMMY WWII* At au adjourned muting ef_milithanta at Um Produce Exchange to-day, remoln. lions were adopted that the widakey , frauds are working greet • Injury, not poly to legitimate Zulus bat to Ma- Myers, atat approving the repast et uminalener Wells in raver of redo,- mg the tax. The mastodons Mee uk for the collection of the tax atdlitWartu, or that after the whiskey has let the of manufacture It shall Irahe free eeieure. ameadmout that the tax be oellected at warehouses was vetted dawn, as was' Moo an antendausat that, Liquor aheuld be liable to seizure wales the ironer could prove that the tax had been pald. 11112.1121 T or 01110101/1 711A1CII TILAIN The Mow to-day, in an arnole on the arrestotGeorgo Francis Train and others, mays Great Britain has ne Jurisdiction over anybody, whether an Ameritan dl laen or net, en long an be is within the United Staten, and our Government most (»nattily will not allow her t 4 awnane it. It would neither be joie nor safe to num eptulonof Mammon the eneste and unreliable report, which is all we have ea yet, bat the country will await further accounts with a food deal of in terest and perbape some anxiety. . OZIOUILIA AT lIATANAi A JOUST lroin Hams ilves Affital socount of the ravage of the. cholera. There had been aa many as these hun dred cam • day, nearly ball .f whit* proved fetal. Os the 10th Inst. there war. Afty-two CUM 11214 twentpoui deths. = . . . . . This afternoon the ruder a basso situ ated In Yonkers fell In, instantly killing Patrick Maher, and another man whose nuns nuntot le ssoertalned, and serknur ly 14 wins several others. , Hanna vadat npott a ellaht shook of an earthquake at Winldad, Cubs on Frida,y night. Hoaduraa adybas say a manilas Is ap_preherukd in the Interior. • Forty Mai of cholera bad insured at Gold nuking. In Honduran tiro bang natively prosioutod. arms won?.' n. ototuotoro .for Europe to-day took - ' co specie. mtws•ortrae. of Tirennie-JUmmitils2 lie& Mr Cu asia rtails tor CrailAy M a i Iwo T0.V.D1141. etittll iiarme.3 at rstartaisco, January 18„—ma Sacramento, Or Pinarna, amilad to-day with sight hundred and nisi thousand dollars in imam*, seven hundred and fttly-flve thormuid for New York. Thchu7 in the awl of Captain Wind. sm. of iho ship Intrepid, ibr Winged cruelly .to sosman, and afterwards turning him adrift in an open host off East": Wand, rim:dared a Terdiet Clf so qultal, all on aroma of the indlottrutut. EMMiOI • Sr. Louts, January 1/I.—Mtss Lochs Tobsy, las bag been siring at ex blblUons at tat: Louis the post arselt, was pnimentsd - to-sled with' bssubrul gold medal valued id isvOubdreddidlart. bY comons sr IL utak 4.rd.elaa and a *sod bar poniard Mends, Is Makin of Mils sdation bpr Ind 'PIM Wl* : Mr AB 811BURBil. DISASTER. llsoloWain a[- risk Works es OssUr : goal •WerS-Tris Peroses ilaeseassi —Ous ratans natura—nattle Um. We ernagain required to chronicle a terrible disaster, resulting in the loss of both life and property—one which, al though notes fearful in its consequences is some that have recently preceded it. resulted In two persons being hurried into eternity with very brief warning, and anther so fearfully burned so to tinder his recovery hopeless TEX SCLPLOSION. Saturday morning about half-past ten o'clock an enlister' occurred to the es- Mblisle:mat of Enable. & Schrock, dealers in foreign fruits, confectionaries and fire 'Work:; a • ve x , 23 Smithfield street. It appears that the tiro were' stared in the front memi on the semad and third floors, where see ere penona were engaged in packing them, and 'during which the explosion occurred. The building caught fire trots the explodes and the alarm was sounded from the Duquesne Engine Rome, which Is directly opposite the scone of the disaster, and the steamers were promptly en the ground, anal se emed in extinguishing the fiames. During all this time there was a con tinuous explosion of fire work., and the entire upper portion of the building ap peared to be in flames. DOOOOVIMY OF TIM BODIES. In the general malualou and excite ment iskident to the expiation, the fact that amoral persona bad been engaged up stairs in the room where the explo 'Ws occurred was for the time fergomatt, and It was not mat several minutes had elapsed that some ens acquainted with the affairs of the establishment an nounced the fort, when an effort was made to rescue them. A ladder we. cured and one of the sand *try frontpro windows broken, when the rdim wan found to be so full of smoke, dams aria gas that it was next to imposaible to ea ti it, and the attempt was abrindoned. As no one could be men or beard in the room It was supposed that those am •l• •is that roam had teapot by the • - stairs, but as they could net be found about the premises, the supplied •tiort \win &tendon:od, when another end rd 77. moo det ermined effort was mad e to find them. The Assistast Engineer of the Fire IM ant, followed by sem:mbar of firms , gained motes to the rear pm- Lion of the building, from whence they nude their upstairs and entered th e room where pampas they were Is search of warsimpposed to have been em- Olmd, fa apite*tho =Monolog smoke and game& Shootly after entering the room one body wok disoevered sad car tiiii,7.l - Mad down stain' an adjoining Mons, occupied by ' anus. Mail. and Mclihany. Th s nolo ruts victim res curd was so terribly sera and black ened by the smoke anffpowdor, as to tinder lila identification s'n matter of z at . doubt, bat shortly alter he as brought eat of the burning building, .fricbrook, .one of the firm, who had absent w hen wh the occident ooenkrod, ed and on visiting the room wh rre the young man lay writhing is the meet ter n hie agony, Immediately recognisedithin as him son, Jahn A. Schrock. Sholo junsi man la about eighteen years of age, and was employed, with several mbar; in packing fire works. His to juries wars of a frightful character—his fbee was terribly burned,and if ha should survive the Injuries; which la not at all probable, will lose the sight of both eyea Drs Phi llip, Benham, Wilms and sev eral ethers visited the injured man, and did all in their power to alleviate his terrible suffering. . EilE732 Immediately afterplating the first via tim »lewd where be could he cared .or, the party re-entered the • burning building, and In the corner of the from room .next to the street discovered the body of a younsr w.-man sitting in_an upright poaltien with A shawl wrapped around her head. The Ass slant Engi neer appreached, and lifted her from the floor, when be dboovered that she era. dead. Is another po. tion of the ream wall found the-Mims body of s boy, also ens pity, of the warim,.who, like the giti, had evidently died from Banalities, se no outetard injury sufficient to_cause death could .be found upon either of them. The dead ladles went stance re -moved to Me Duquesne Engine House, wise, they we.* shortly aftewarde Identified by ewe acqueintanees. The girl was a Miss Nancy .Cartipbeilt • yerukg woman shout nineteen yearn o• Sge, en employe in the establiehment She wee it sisterofJoho Campbell, of the = fermi ofAllegheny, And melded on straelt,Second ward, of that • ty. Tine ether proved to be John Ramsey, a boy about f edam years of age, who re lidded with its parents—on Robinson aromi SlDsbeekl. I= While the bodies Were being removednguish , the first:um were at wetly in exti ing th • fire, whbeh they accomplished before hd done much damage, other than bunting through the fide ; but mu ddy:utile loam was occasioned from the flood et water poured into the build ing. Mr. John McDevitt, of Liberty street, owns the building. aad bin loss fa folly corieed :by humane& ' The damage to the moth .f Enable & Schrock, IsShimmy, as it 000smtad principally of y perishable =lariat, but we learn I the insurance will ful imot IL carer the Ida Thestock Of Mr J. 11. agedby wat=at Is fully Insarid. colioNlM's nvolzrr. As wen aa powdble after Um occur rence Coroner Clawson bnpantelled a Jury to bovestinat• the caw of Mae Campbell sad the boy Ramsey. A ft er vlewlsei tbe bedtime, tb• Jury adjouraed to meet at the Mayor'a °Moil this morning at to o'cloe&whita a thorax's!' Invent piton:will • place.. . • . 110710111 TM NWT. The Duquesne Steam Fire Engine Company has added It glorious act to Its already inviable reamd, and one which will stand to encourage *thereto de their duty through years to follow, even after of grave shall have closed over the last of th e presout members ed that praise worthy organisation. No nobler deed, none surrounded with so much lustre, none containing more unwritten poetry and Inds:non can ' be periermsd. Vas that of the individual who earned lb* divine lalunotion "loye'thy neighbor as thyself ' will plunge Into danger unto death that he waylays. theilfe of a fel low being. Such an act is seldom record. od, but one such redeems the character of a whole veneration of people, and I makes man feel Slut all men are not mar -1 did and Milnah, that true nobility exists in this world in spite of cold surround ings. When the word was passed alon the Ilse iteepeetatore that up among th e burning masa, in the =eke darkened room, the were *see caught In .the thorns', whose agonised cries ler aid *ably -- aims fetih, a - chill. of Mirror prod through the crowd, for rescue seemed - impeedble. I a thought the Assistant Chief En ;rimer of the Fire Depirttuent, who bad Just arrived on the spot, formed the resolve and led .the way to reams Be "less followed by i number of the numnbers of the Duquette and ether compenles, end forcing their way up stabs, !lathed the room - with dm and - auffingling fume and- bon' ant all the vietlins. Tree, two,* weak girl andayoung man, wended, and smether nually injard,kint that detracts nethhar 'from the kmoism.rnaplayed. ' .Diath had bees there beta them, but they had followed cloteevipen Its threshold te re deem their nithw creature' from its derbtruorn =St stern mar the beauty of this noble deed were we le publish to the world the names of the - valiant are men who thus -perthrmed their - duty. Let the retapany leave the glory; the members oars rust wi th the sweet k4ole. la4s that they bad' deliver to aceem pllsb a noble end, and feel that theirs was snopportunitystradod which would have been similarly entbriced by every. true Oren= in the city. judged, then were other companies represented I* the party which breed their way late the burning house, but we did not learn to w4tetiorder ergesintiens they be. We regret to lIIINOWMP the death of X. Bassett rittarsio, son of Alkyd Pat terseit. Esq., of the National Sank of Chousiree, who Wee . drowsed hi the IliatteagshaLs riser,oppositelletle City, Bawds 7 morning, wilts The deemed was a ',clingstart a l twenty-three years of of Wet • coartoter, sad led a bee* of Mende lead - who deeply starer the aothient whtiaprived him of las 1110. The stensins wertibrought to as city on Saturday,. and As tenant stlll take Elmfretn the reslchutoe of Ms father; ea It stress, tilleorbseT, et two o'clock to-day. • r Zaftig liaToosi-' jingo 'elan Saturday on aat of Wow lutonnistlau of George timal= uhts-losibr, 4144c,".kbadwas Velissigert. • • The Allegtongy Wolof Work& With much Seasure we produce the . following figures showing the working of.the Allegheni . Water Works during the - put year u der the management of Ilfr,G. N. the present efficient sulielintendentil teams :amain or woass• : - Pta,t lam - 1673 r i7 lee? 7 74,0/3 07 COAX. coinnz eve o Durr“ Dolt 1 Water pumped. • Bosh. i daily. . DM) , 1814:.150.0001 010,800.18 7 . 070 0 00 : 0 7 MAO lb. 1865..1002.55i 10,1147.88 1,790.00 e sal 71.8011 b WS.- KM , 1.106.77 vases gal 311.956 lbe LW.. igr,ro 5.7 - 6.3 t 2413.1.54 gal 4.4.1,X. Ike (Nws-Duty Is the water :abed one fOot high wftll one poun d * of ccal.7 . UTUDI 8001 Wars* ./411111111111111 . ?. 4 .._ II!i1Il!iI:.:..l WEI 6515. a 21,220 OD /a 1227 1 mitotic% of Yob par efott. wY made; the cram:Wm 22'22101d ratan ems OM LAMISI ?WALTMAN.. MAIN. Itt}e feet.coceitlcm of lenrestbll- Game/01 15001 75 eento .$7.051 00 Cwt as acme y 005011041004•04.... 11.605 OS Sarin as done by city ' !LI cost or roue AID stx-mcce rms. '567. Total rest, lialudlng pipe..el en per ft leet. Total teat, izelodlarg pipe.. I 40 per ft 1661. Total Mat, ltelodule pipe.. I 24 per ft Total line of p ipe 1518 1057 13,00110. Wed expeadlturee 1107 e07,X00 In referring to;the above the DUpatral veryproperly remarks: We deem it right that the citizens and tax payers ll 'Mould know to hoe they are indebted foreo great a reduction In the expenses of the City Government: In consider- Mg the data herewith given, our readers will Mar to mind that. in 1864 the ma chinery of the Works Was condemned as incapable of eupplyleg the pity with water, and A tiommisiden was appointed o erect new works. The present Super: intendant, Geo. 11. Miller, felt that if the Works were putl in. proper order t.hw had sufficient capacity, and the COIII3C I / 5 reconeddersd their melon. The results reflect the highest credit on the Saporta tendetit, as not oily reducing the einem ditures over fifty per cent., while doab ling the enpply, of water, but also in saving the city* vast outlay for new works. Mr. Miller, to whom the public are, in a great measure, 'lndebted for these result; isbow slowly recovering from a fever contracted while attending to his official duties; but though he may not be able to attend to his Interests in the forthcoming 'election for city oniony, we hops Ids friends will notforget there. In these days of ,'extrioraganos, it should be the aim of the representatives of the peopls to beteg down taxation tothe low est possible "notch," and as a careful, competent and able matt.-sae whit has given his whale energies I. this end, we do hope—nay, we feet ahnoat sure—that Mr. Miller will be re-elected to the posi tion he has Mimi with suck energy, satin faction and ability." laspeesentatlira Tana kf. and Colima, ante. . When 4r. Parrott wroliti up the City of Pittsburgh, he died to notice many things blended with our Industry and commercial importonee. He entered none of .onr great copper, sheet Iron and tank establishin6uts, which drew trade from all eactionii of the country, such, for Instance, as th e extensive and well managed worked!' Mr. Jamas Tiller, Hoe. , 5 mad 56 Water street. At this snot. liahnient, which bee visited an Saturday, Am would have Ifenad an all Important licanch.of manufactures, a description of which would hair, proven laterestiNg in his 'readable sketch for the Atlantic Monthly, TheWorksereamongthemost eSAMMIT. and complete of the character to be found in this section, being large end commodions, and contain all the , modern Westin= Is Mower of ma chinery for the eireceesfol carrying on of that particular line of business. Among the latter we chromed a punching and aheering machine combined, which la a' marvel in its way. The leverage princi ple Is no cleverly introduced In this pon , demon puncher,i that thiek plate Iron Is 1 perforated as theugh it werepaate-buard. 1 and Is sheared with the same care and precision. Mr. Sitar holds the patent for:this Invainahle machine, and to its great rocurscy and uniformity , of wipt. Is attributable much of the celebrity it- ' tabled by the tai nand other Iron yea sale turned out by her works. In the yards we forts • several_ Immense OH tanks, each with a capacity of eighty three barrels ef Oil, under way to supply the Warner Transportation Company of Marietta, Ohio. Zech of thus am sup piled with expansion boxes on the upper aide Co provide Or the expansion which occurs during h4ted terms. Mr. liter has already supplied a number of these snpirior tanks the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, had la use they have given the greeted satisfaction. Tanks Sr. roadie here and shipped to any pant desired In p sad workmen are dispatched to ,ut them tip at their. 11 : destinaUen. Th secures easy hand ling and cheap sportation, a decided object to pur ch, rs. 411 descriptions oftenks, still pins, copper steam pipes, sheet Iron were, piling mill stacks, - de.. de., Is attended on the thartest notice, in the best styls,of workmanship and at very reasoaablericm. Therepper work of the gunboats 'Umpqua" and "Mang yank" was sup lied by Mr. Mlter, arid received . merited approbation as very excellent nischindsm. A (till Ilne, ef steamboat cook Steve., sheet Iron and tin wares will be fbniid on band or manu factured to 'order. Mr. Biter has long been engagei.lni this particular branch of trade, uses nothing but the tory best materials, end lemploye constantly a large force of thoroughly skilled me chanics. Honorable and fair dealing, we commend him in the patronage of our readers, especially our oil merchants and river friends. I. Cattle'. eirra la the Main Weer. A cutting stray of a rather aeons charieter,occuned at a tavern kept by ester !prey's, on Pennsylvania Avenue, lit the Sixth ward, Saturday evening. - It appears' , that • flambe: of persons, among whom ere William Mahoney. Tack- limn, Ni Mani Duncan, Peter Wichline and Frederick Millen, had .., congregated sertho plea mentioned, where they,indulgarin -frequent pota tions, and'ae =dal, tho s idiair eixled in a drunken right.( taring which' one of the partystabbed I: Ilan, the knife adage" the _right breut and Penetrating -Ai lungs. Aldermen Dotter waritiottiled of the affair, while the fight was progress. log. and hastened to the sane am:dila, but arrived too late to prevent the out line. On repohtne the plebe be bond the wounded mom lying on the bar mom floor. Dr. lieCkak was sent for, and "hated the injured , man, wbo was co ' moved. to . his borne en Julio. street, From a atatemint_ snide by. Sililen, It was ascertained that' the parties named sin:newer. Engaged in the !dales and am 1 information was, made wind them by' *Mew Shore, b e Aldermen Boiler. Warrants were issued and, plated in the hands of ofnearerWilliot eind BUM who I succeeded in' erratic; Mahoney and I Dtuscen, Saturday - livening,- when they 1 ware oommittedlfor a heating: Woe and Winkling were erreeted yesterday morn- tar, and were *llO cemmitted for • hear I leg. 'Yesterday; afternoon two of the parties were tak h n before •the Wounded man, who said lis thOught Mee was the man who cut hiin,.but he wag .net pad tive. Althotigh;the wound la's. saltine ' one, and the tillb, Is said to be in acrid-. cal condition it la not thought to be me; ceesazlly fat! Arrest of siderdentr.-4ehisfliney, who murdered' a pollownen In New' York about neutrons since, and nude hie ..cape, ras arrested stew tliqrseinos In Qtleske, by tiro Now Yorkueteetires. They lurked in;tbis alp with their pris oner 3wetertiar.'and ftime tin eastern train were co .1411od to renutirein the city until this morning, In consequence which Um ,, rlsoner wee centined In the look-up, it erehe will lunge until 10140 this moral g. , . , • . . .• Vraud.—Mat. *may made Mamma gau before Alderman liclifiesters, Satur day, against charging him - with having sold him a crlpMsti home, which he' represented Ito be sound. paid glen fur the hone, as a few days after ward . discovered that he was badly . e,rippled, and biharwiae unsound.i warrant was Mind for .. .Jerry" what's an old horse trader and he was arredadand held for a bearing. . • • Alleged - Pet um—Thomas Shlllem made Oath, benne Alderman IteUaatars, , yesterday. charging Thomas hieguado with haring committed willful s d ,00r.• runt periury. appear& that and Sullivan wens parties to an ansult end batlea7. #l ll ore' Aldinsaaa nous, worn the patlc_try .111 alleged I. halo been tolandtted., T4eaxaaaa was arrested and held for &hearing, lleavy,Stahhery. 7 . 7 .4 d calved at 'the lassoes oWao raftwdon Itothwhichwebtarn theta hsairy_rebbteri , was °nand led Jet Cleyavills. ANesiing-• Sea county, rriday slight. The store 431 Mr. Jacobs,' dry, goods saarahardorso robbed of a thousand dollars, and ou the 111131 e night tua stable was broken op= ad two valuable harass stolen. ie. NUMBER I6 LM liereales 411PCsaset. The fall advice. of the death, of our lamented friend Harcoles O'Connor, ' have just been received. by hie blither, James O'Connor, Bea. He died at the "Hotel Dieu," New Origins, On Bonder morning, January 11th, 1888, - at three o'clock; surrounded by Meads and with all the blessings of religion, His spiritual direeter advisee big death was a happy one,. and that his soul winged Its way to comity relying coed deafly on a blissful immortally. In se aerdemce with, bigi will his remains, which arrived frithia =Lyon Saturday In ' charge of Mrs. Tuffs Wear of deceased, were taken to Baltimare, In which city to be interred in his father and =athlete tomb. His friends and the friends of the family are respectfully Maned of , the above. May his soul possess" eternal bliss and nat. : ' MMI Death of a Merchant.—hir. Berdanahr F. Pettit, of the firm If Springer, Mu , . bough .t Co., of this city, died of con sumption on Saturday last at the resi dence of his parents in Hanover, Colum biana county, Ohio. The decesoed had just entered his thirtieth year of life, and eatea a wife but ao family. He was one of ourrep pm- young lntslnewt ... • to . _ oliktmatious, prudent and 111144 ; idea will be nleurned by many Minds hahttancea 'in:this city : Nevelt! behllfietril-Ohlo. FOLIRTICPAGR,The CoortziPl e burgh ■ebool of Malign fbr Woken; Afnuseziaezta; Real Batate Traeger., is„ a". CITY ITEMS. New Closes 1 Now geode! I • Black Colored Alpacas cheap. Main Striped Peipdinsa bargain. Coburg Delaines, - • Prints, Gingham; Shirting Muslin, Pillow Case Aladin, ' Sheeting Biwa; ' • Table Linen, Cotton and Linen Diapers, - Towels and Towelling, Caranmersa, Jain; . Waterproof Flannels, Grey and White Blankets, • - • bleb Linen, Trimmings, Gloves, Handkerchief; Hosiery, Notions, A large ssaortment at low prices, at Wm.SemPle's, 1130andlUrederal street, Allegheny. • Ilandamely thrashed and carpeted reception rooms at the Rink. Barker's great, final sal• of .I*Goods. "While the Lamp Molds Out to Burn" there la a chance for, restoration of health. g therefore, the corratltatien has been weakened by disease or (MOM —the nerves. abattered—the stomach weakened—the appetite gene, and all the world appears gloomy—pour some fresh oil into your lamp, In the shape of Plan- tation.Bltters, which will make the dame of lifaagain burn brightly, and illumin ate a once wretched existence. Par la- 7 aka It la an elegant and gentle- slims. : lent, exactly snob as theyrequire. Many families will net be without it. It has an immense We throughout the world.' lif.tottome, WATzu.—A delightful tol let article- r enpezior to Cologne, and at half the pries, ettine:F the lent elates for. sale and forldrn at the Rink. Rarkere great anal wile of Dry Goode. In Theasanne e t " Cases..—hirs. Wins. low's Ileothini Syno, fir all die. eases with which children are afflicted, rich se ping lo the bowels:wind - colic, ka has ffn used Rithperfactand never faiths snows in thousands "rif thew. It softens the wane, reduced thflasnation, sod allays all pais. Mother* do not fall to urecure it. Iht inn ond call fir "Mn.' Winslow's Soothing Syrup," Having the foe-simile of “Onarts tt. Prannole. on thew:amide wrapper. 3i dl others aro.bassinatationo. Por Sale—A Howse of six roams and ens acre of ground. at Edgewood Sta tion, on the Pennsylvania Railroad; also, on. of nine rooms and a fi nished Attie of three rooms; 4 acres and 18 per ches of ground, at tba maw statism sev eral tiled building sites for sale at the, =MI plans.' Eaqtdre at 7 Z Liberty 5t., , „ or on lb* premises, - • . 4 • Writ lows Gadsistn. barter , . groat Baal salt: of Dry Goods. rae:gal.t Oculixe it the .Rink: SU purest In the werld,am VflyeO healthy lvene, upon the sea share, it la nembeetly pure sad sweet: Patients Rio hays Dabs taken 'lt can peke %to other: Lek ter 'Harard and paswell's Cod Liver zt Oil," mnnnt by _Caswell * Heard' NeW - To • ba l d by all Cladne I:At fide...-15 Ladies' and Bitumen' Fly, st Wm. Fleminta, I,lcC 139 Wo o d street. Ilarkees greet tine sale Ply Moan . . Illoatething. fo GoaLThe boots, shook gaiters, r mea, ladle' andchlldren, kept at 1393Luirat Wee, are cede of the very best material, and sold as low as the lowest. All goods are warranted to glee satisfaction. If you want something good, and at gold prima, call at Robb's Shoe souse, 89 Market street. If You Wait tamale; gco to Wm. Flemlzgs eitioulvo Por House, "Ho. 1M Wood street, ; . Barker , e great dna! Ws of Dry Goods. Ts While'slea: of Thy Goods re ere offering Inducements—job lota lhort the Auction Baba— Shawls, Drama Gooda,-. Retake._ phis * Goode, IttelLa' Weer, Shea. Lap, Prftla, . • Itiatarft great Anal - mai of Dry Goode. Art ltthibitteri.—The.third annnel ex hibition of the School of Design will commence on Tuesday; *WM; 4 telt o'clook and ecattintut ;d er and evening throughout thew eek; pub, 110 ere invited to attend: j • Eon 'and ROXIfteUM Ladles' Fars selling reaud M leas otirioe. at , Wau.liamind'a Na 2 Wood street Suter ) , great Mud sale of,Dxy. Goods. astound' multi 1,4 ths lik4ol Gill aLIALUIS tba lamest:al asaa, plate abxat - of Ladies' Fttraat Wallaat FleatingNklatt. latiWciadatreat. • tt. / /aite r Mr. t_ 4l = l . ) ot k,7•12/9° Essidttalba:Watsr lbe Diabetes aiul all diseases of the kid ntwa. Foetal* by akdreggbrtiorr!„ parties C rim/Mind salf of Dry-Goods. IBArialu' LadleW Fa* atMM.. Illemtulfa, No. 136,Wead - . sarimes s ont, anal wisa proloo,u. IMMSMM MEM . rrriTr.;-oasaireif, essuesee et 'Ver. zest =ll2k . Afetelks lens stßietseSe . . 211111110 "Metilklst a treelelleleasefltsse .. J afghan:el well-tslotsemisireas Maine me , dsr A/ 1 / 3 11 , 70f. 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