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We ncknewledger the receipt of ;tbe
thirty.ilitkannual report of the Nina•
gera of the "hinnolvania Institute for
the Inaanctirm of tie Blind." There
are now in the school one ittutdred and
eighty three blind persona. Thirty-two
. of these soprani themselves wholly or in
part, asonistant teachers, .of in the
work_department, Ave are fall paying
poplis„ eleven ha part, and eight are day
scholars. Sly a series of. carefully
ranged figures the Principal, WILLIAM
Cuskar, Esq., allows that there an now
13,2 white . blind, and -15,555 total
blind peritnniin the Dmted States: Of
this number there are 1,590 in Pennsyl
vania; 478 in New Jersey, and .16 fe
Delaware, the three States amtelbuting
to the suppOrt of the Inatltullort." Great
dilikulty likePeced in proViding At/.
&meat tor the blind after they luau
been , instmcted and graduated
from the.' College._ ,- To obilate
i this , the '
report uteanuatends tke
1 ... establishment by; philturthropista of
a vnanufactcwy , where the blind
. may be employed at liar wagea. each
; - an establishment couldnot be made self;
it Would Oontrilrato
IY 'tonrds ameliorating the araditicut
1 'of those doomed Ice this world to perpet.
1
Mace darkness. The spina of education
adopted by the School enbracesnot only.
mental culture' but Practiced- instruction
in mechanics .and* general handiwork
\The factor/ attached to the inwl , nrion,
where brushes, ; bfooms," whisks, mats,
I cartiets,eaned chairs, beadwork, Twilling,
sewing and grineralfencywork are made
by Merolla and graduated workmen,
Is very sucessidblly Managed, and during
the pan \ year stock. o the anumnt of
$lO,BB nude op: There are
seven blind persons -among the pupils
from Allegheny , county. The repcirt
shows a very gratifying lisle of - idfairs
and Mints groat grat ifying
on those imme
dlateli connected with Uu3 management
of this noble InaUtutitnt of vehlehremt
'sylvartia should feel jus tlygeOud. _
,
i • `-Con. Psressibmtcr,—erliose death we
illy°
aFaF9 , l3noiinCea ili haring oc•
carrot Warthington;lest - Went; - was
IS the born ,lttlitntr!e'ght MrS. : ago 144
New .ersity...lithen.Ai. toy he went to
4 Blomningdale,, .which was at that 'time
'None of the -:rmistrtha of New •York as 4.
• -where he engaged himself' as an amen
:-. tics ty the printing buntline.' Me went
Ito Washington-in 181 e, and subsegarist
.,, ly had charge at the public' Printing,
and- durine tlteridministsation of the
• Presidency . ol Jelin Q. Arlarha 'he pub,
c
1 Wised there the ationel.fooriurl, *which
I
Iwas the . organ of the ''Ainsinistiation. :
'I From 1838 to 1840 he was Mayor of,
: Washington, and wneallerwards, prat-
I dant of the National - Imultsda ' for die:
Promotion of Science. In 1933 heated,
a contract whit the United' States Goy.'
. ernmentlor the prepsraiimenodpnblica‘•:
lion of a docimentory history of the
American Colonies, of which nine folio
names Lure since -Appeared, under the
..° tide of "American Archives_" ' This
work occupied Mr. Sonde Ito:. thirty :
year, and proses:MlMl he .gather.
1 rile collection of books, manuscripts ,
mapsand papers • relating to-American •
, history, which; in catiplet aruival
-1 ue, is unequalled _by,any
_Collection In
1 the world 0/3: the sli me subject. Mr.
9 Foam saw published four volumes of
.Ihistuical tracts, relating ehleity to the
;'origin arid setrienientat -the American
.:1 Colonies.' This collection Was pitches
ed last year for the Congressional lava,
' It* at, Washington, and is,deembsd, final ,
':„stable blr thcsmr,inte nested in-the history
• of our country„,4 - . , ••••:. • ."-_
~ ,2 . . •., •.:,
• Ulm= Co - Vermommarr
Intelligent Mad- iiiperouyelnalponen
the Mont of the New Tort (karma' Bail=
road Company ha gomeidtomt 189, and
will go higher; rt Ivaco". innOnneed
:dttat the New York Central his made a
atlmudameona ..:Magma/at
"with the PamoYintlia.' - Banta
CloalPtu7 tdophilog the L trumodatioa of
*,tataseagera will Men
-•; , be made public. • -
IS la a matter, :orAte*slconcensixtent
'Alt money inraiited *lra& awl&
Irtnna handsome rentunentinwi to the
.':Weners the - real Otherwise capitalistawill
7 r ia jell:rained frim-Biaing aid, to other
.
nwerprbes ot omm:ter. ,
,llauthaess
imn are apt to overtimi the right of
~` . hose who band mulMids toMalionible
- nnnforitnntlnoil ,- lii..thefe anxiety -to be
ierred well and cheaply they , are prone
o think capitalistolmye no right 10- be
• • tried at all-41M4 they ought'-ti blind
rim railroads on the Oneida of die
' ntereated benirolmics. irian-to"
onciede thaihnfrois le intainent, and
hat they who. - rMistiroit„ railroads hare
he same chilantO profits as other classes
!i.= ~ •
Tn PuttimilUt itus
mount of anthracite pal sent from
Nansylminiiii:; lido-instell' dining the
sear 1867, at 12.&50,911.tonnOwtag an
;intense id 2:1,081 - toiiii over the year
SOIL Of sembinitilmacesind biliminous
tide:frater_thataireicasint year
•,,265,738 tons, being a doorman 0f132,149
Una rom 'ph:nen* Yam. Thin
Ares as agkMhitte
;ll4 an innream of
;• . .
Tux LondonlitkernAli Are -4/014.1- all
friend that tke,Cotairrele ofAbe Tailed
tides abet/y.loms sitrysiropstlry- with
be Fattens :Moen - same pumas, did
fog bee We dellog our resent troubles
.i,
itympsthl se with and Bid ibe-cono‘v
tes., and in Huff *few Of ilia '*", no.
Fes theySredit - NreetbStai ' , Atli it , ditel.
WI wesi*essforreoannigusllwltygoeA
iteir presentfretting and keol.sing seem
, ighly impertinent..
TEE English ,Goternmeid is - Msutili
%hamed of baehOused the arrest Of
fw notorious' Trite; and tatoi cam
iag to Gegen thiebluader et the.doors
'1 the atithirities - of Cork.- ~Geoige
'}rands will not I.li/ 1 4 lhe i raet dud ha
ras arrested through a mistake, aruithat
. 10 was not deemed...large wrangle g ime
alarm the ittithdt llottio r euelian At:-
intim to easelis -
—The Bostote.Arstatekessausertios.
says that itoie_than thisteetS negro
Idiers deserted one gist entskilleil
bett/e. If the yes: is able.to•poser‘
it Should at 'mite - atreqta matelot
mie a statement ti likely to make
Nudleed persesui think that the paper
aking. It is settittied se Ats.k7 mean
:kr Pinion spite, tq •lorget axon
nth In its endeseori to mate a telling
lant. ' • A
!, —ln Atlanta, 0a...101 „es.; 1 4 41 *ld&
'4d . for 00,000 la 'gold befare aka war
taold Teceitly for s7,ooolngrea
Can
Do can afford - .to wile
cry on.
!aka a Aquas bz - pars stiaglnflanthezek
!al estate now 'Zola- • ' " I
Itotikes it fist nld Osei:
• Ple tllbte we ilIPP0110).
he thbaka It would be better tb
aufrogo a iltUa - aalAliflien than to
iteed. It to IfOlika.&;: - . :
VOLUME LXXXIII.
FIRST EDITION,
MIDNIGHT:
FROM EUROPE
tontlnued Fenian Ixeltemen
AutlioritieaWaiceftti—Arreate
Made Daily.
Fulled Elates Sympathy for Fentans.
Unfriendliness of the United Statss
Criticised by the Press.
Responsibility for Train's
Arrest.
•labasaa Controversy Closed
; .
Tao l*edition to Ibpsionla
eitnatitin of the British Captives
French • Editors' Fined and
imprisoned.
Another Inanirection in Spain
tal Slott at Prague
Russian Press 'on the Situation
Trtierrander of pinish7eal . ndies
Thavaph
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Tux yssuir x.xcim:x=T coirrixcEs.
LONDON, January 2.sl—Tha excitement
occasioned by Fetilan\yrementa still
continues. The autho ea Sr. exceed
ingly wakelbtand irresta are made every
A. man named Michael Baugh vraseap
tared lest evening while In the act of
posting a seditious handbill on thi Usti
lion House.
, 'lnformation hasine reached the Gor
en:l=2d that Thomas Simon, Sheriff of
'the lalendof Aldernyoras Identified
with the Fenian organization, he was
yesterday promptly apprehended and
sent to prison to aWalttriaL
Considerable reeling has been created
by.the meant reisintions of- the' Milted
States House of-Representatives, docile
#te sympathy of the nation with the
Fenian& The journids of Leaden have
4,Metals on Shia letbJeet end severely
eritleise s lhis expression of unfriendly_
feeling towards England.' • •
1172201RIIEILITY POE 231.A.C.t'S AREEST.
. . _
It to officially denied in the moat pi:fa
tly° meaner that any orders or dli:
puck* authorizing , the arrest of Train
were sent from the Home Otani at Lon-'•
dvt. The responsibility of that action Is
thrown entirely uporithe local araboo
- of Cork. • -.\-
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TAR 'ALMLULA . 00A111417E11.5T *CLOSED
The London Observer to,day smarts
that by the last dispatches .
.betrassia Lord. Stanley tact Secretary -
Seward, in the matter of the 'Abrahams
claims, the - correspondeaco is 'rallnallY
closed.
Isitakdr. January 25.—Dispatches hero
been received here—giving accounts of
quite xerions "antiLinat riOtti in
Prague, The latest telegrams, however,
announce tho suppression of the dLsorder
without llooisheL
EC cerrainxo.w.
It is announced this evening that
neither the North German Lloyd nor
gambisrg American Companies Will, de
xtatali.- a- steamer - tai Nine . - tork next
week. The nesion la not' '
A 1117.1. T A 1731011.
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„- - •
Loarmar, Jan. d.—A very ally rumor
le entrant' in different porta of the .Coe
fluent, and ilea even been extensively
printed, to the et/xi:Asa ihn..Piriative
Government has secured the use of the.
traded states navy in cme of war.
ll=
Plan, Jintiary2s.—The Imperislgov
ininiont has homed an official note, ad
dt:esood'io the Prefsetit of the several de
_
painzents a Franca, anrinanting,in's
naM arnri Law and argaing thatanstaad
de Wing a war maturan, it Las pledge of
matbitusd peace.
Ten of the public , newspapers of this
City hive Wen tined s thitissue*nacs
each for printing illegal reports of the
wrooeedhigs of the Corps Legialatif.
A Paris 'pectin says : The ten -news
papsr.sditors charged with a wiolation of
theccosiltntion inpubiLthhig reportaof .
the Litealative body not- furnished 17$
tits °Metal stenographer, were not only
data a thousand francs each, but coal
demnsd to six months' imprisimment.
and ordered to bear the costii ''Of legal
. SENSI I 6 r
IIirrHYLE3 TrIIOI4OI.IIEWALSiTViATION.
StTtiersburgjourtude,of Seter-,
day all pub editorials ma the polio
lcal eltuatioi of Europe and. the affairs of
thiTest.. They nnanitoottly . ade
the Berrie Zeitung's appeals to the Una
tiLurgerienetent to take the .thumuste
tettlativelti disarmament; lin' Wise:Opt°
which lain almost certainly be Adapted
tiy her ieljthbore.
'lto JawAscii Or ism= ioic-ics.'
'Nov' You, Jan. 2.l,—The Herald' s
cable CiCaitalna, advice. - from ;irraafe,
Abyantals, to.rinuaryffth. Ged. Nailer
had Ind yet ordered on advance from
titer& „The English captives are re-
Porte : 11 VC* health._ ILL 26 W d''?abtl .
ed if the plandly prohneieno of . 71setre,
Chief ot Gebaytontbee, adtt be - 'cantle,
or ff he 4111Setn the ratithdtAbrerrt.
.NEWEI or 1721 11111113 H cuyrnrss,
Lennon, January al.—Le test advice.
from Annear Bay and Setutfo.ethow this
Biiiteh foreee jrot iv:l
-van& beyond the latter point. „Intern
-
Imes of the coteltUatter the ffridiltifap
three heel:east received In camp at Senate
They were at Mandela alive, Win and
carefully guarded to prevent the . panel
bility of onspe: - qt r onts hemetil awry
they : wool be massacred aspocht ea Fang
Theodore'y beard of the apperech sr - - the
iexpelltionarY force, bat no threatenliv
demonstration against. their„liVels"l. bob
been nude, and their treatment a. Os
mere nnualns 'unchanged. •-•
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.11.3071 FER INSTMEEITION PLAIPNICD.
Manintt, .2.5„--Infertnation %bat .
been received by the reventment that
anotherinstat eaten has , been pizin ad
by the Cutlets In Catalina and Arazon.
'Active Manures. have been taken to
thwart the movement.: - . -
araiaum''
Tawritr.serr wlrn TIES !MR. TED /32.4.11D1
~ .colicucciack Arue...Wm INDIA IS
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CommAosa, January. 20.—The Lot
19w
Og.intr liretteee has been mob
oaltho question of the ratliarthat of
the;-, treaty - for the sale or the Nest
Taigas/an& to the Vatted *States.. Th
ee Loirer H9lllO the Special Committee ,
appointed.to donettliettar Pryer/It= of
'the treaty atidessailtte the details of as
4tottatioae -. nude a favorable report.
Zits was debated daring the latter perk
of LEO Alek instant seadoe.: Oa Bator
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day the doom were thrown open. Atter
a Apeech trout the President, ebiing ,the
debate, a rote was taken and ihe treaty
of transfer rutilied without a assenting
thee. Thr
col no treaty now goes to tho Upper
.p . ouse ter cimeurrent atol final action.
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ARMY. INSPECTOR SAVED.
VIENNA, Jan, 2;,.—The Arch Duke
Allirwht h.as'becri named as Inspectors(
the Austrian army. , .•
..AIIELIV6I) OUT
Qc - n=vsrOwx, January r
ateamablp.Manhattan, from Sew• York
tend:act' heio to-day.
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
lice Senate Not in Session
General Debatein the House
ter rehire! sto tit rut.bnrah Gazette.) _
Wain ttieveri, Joie:try 1.5, ISt34.
HOUSE OF REP.RES'ENTATIV IS.
The Mouse weal into Committee of the
Whole on , the state of the Union, Mr.
P.A.LNE in the chair, for general debsto.
Mr. SITCRAVIS inseam...l the State
the Union frome Christian point of
view, attributing the rebellion and Its
fruits ton cursed spirit of radicalism.
'Mr. PRICE, sofcrring to an allusion
by Mr. Sligraves to the parable of the
Prodigal Son, teske4 hint whether he un
derstood the reltel4 to occupy an aztalo
gnus position to the Prodigal Son.
Mr. - SITGRAVE‘,3 replied • that the
great nmss of them did.
. Mr z ,PRICE remarked that that was all
ho wanted to know. Subsequently, at
the close of Mr. Sitgraves' speech, Mr.
PRICE referred to the saute subject and
give his Republican friends a warning
that if it could be shown the, rebels oc
cupied thr,eatie position as the Prodigal
Son in the Scriptures, Ite would bid his
political friends fare welgand ask admis
slan into that party which could prove
its doctrines icon, the Scriptures. He
admitted that the parallel ran down to
therrodigal Sea going to the field - to herd
swine, but he said it ceased at that point.,
for if the rebels hod been in that pool
lion then would have stolen, not only the
feed intended for the swine, but the
whole herd of swine also. Mr. PRICE
went on to. show the difference between
. ... . . . _. . . .
the two cases, and was engaged in doing
so when the tell minutes allowed him ex
pired. Ile wanted a few minutes mon.
to, finish MS illustration, but • Mr. EL ,
MIDGE objected, union, tome member
on the.Dernocratic aide should have a
chance of replying, 'an as to vindicate
history andthe Scriptures. (Laughter.)
Mr..MARSIIALL spoke on the goes
don of 1113.106 q. Ile thought it. would Le
well to. postpone the discussion of the
question as to the money In which the
principal of the - notional debt should be
paid, and to give all their energies td a
wise and earnest effort to make sharer.
agars:equal •in value 16 wold.before ape
de payment Lould be resumea at home
Ile favored the couversionas boon an pus
'able
i ivi
the six. per cent. bonds into four
per t., scud the fixing of fi ve per cent
as th uniform rate of hank interest.
Mr. • L.I.LtMS, of Indiana, argued
that the Democratic party was reapensi.
ble for the rebellion and its conecquesen.,
and claiming that the Government must
- remain in the hands of loyal men. In '
the course of his remarks bespoke of
men returning to the Democratic party
as the dog tolls vomit. . . .
Mr. I.lt/NGEN asked the 'privilege cm
Mr. Williams to make a remark on that
point. -
Mr. WILLIAMS declined to yield.
Mr. MUNGEN then nee to a question
of order. ,The gentlemau, he said, wiax
looking in Ma direction when ho made
that reinnirk, and desired to oak whether
hemeant toady that when be (Mr. Men
.gerfreoted,the Democratic ticket that Le
was a dog, and whether that inference
was to be drawn. -
The Chairman overitded the point or
order, and :dr:WILLIAMS continued his
rectee il:tmidic w
red d hen
m on ecr e m ar t t . nfLe
joined the Order of the Golden Circle.
another army or them had abouldered
theleknnewc.ka and °marched to Canada
• to seck.protection under the crinoline, or
Queen Victoria. . .
. .
The: Chairman, referring -to the point
of order made by. Mr. Mungen donne
the remarks of Mr. Williams, Paid he
had, understood the point of order to be
that as,the 'gentleman from Indiana bad
been turning to the other vide of the
House, the. gentleman from Ohio was
dusreforevatitierito interrupt him. The
Chair had Mom aince Informed, however,
that toe point of Order actually made was
that the gentlemen from .Laillana bad
used unpullamentary langiusge Inepeak
lug of the gentlemen on the other aide ol
the Rouse as dogs.' If the Chair had un
.dereteod the point of order, It certainty
would have been sustained.
Mr. WILSON, of Ohio spoke on the
question of finances and the national
debt. Ile declared himself In favor Cl
paying the principal of the bond. In
Lawful money. except" where they were
specified' to be paid in gold.. Ile pro
posed to issue a hundred million of dol
lar. In United States noted, le' sell at the
market price all the ararphis geld,ie the
ury, and add to this fund; trom
time to time, any surplus that could be
from the Treasury- until ltwould
Amount to ono uundred millions of
dollars. The two hundred millions
of dollars - thus . provided should be
applied to the redemption of an
equal amount of Fivtetwenties now
at, the option of the, Government, the
gold interest on which would amount
semiannually to six millions In gold.
lie chewed that Ruth a musing fund
would amount at the end of live years
to N 64,000,000, at the end of ten years to
P 853,000.000, at tha encl. of niketeen years
to S2,OS/2,000.000 ; being a
within a fraction to , pay , the interest
bearing debt. -
Mr. HAWKINS addressed the Cour
t:intim - on the subject of :individual
rights and on the duty of the 'Gwen:l
-mo/It to its citizens; particularly in refer
ence to the claims of citizens of 'rennea-
- anal.= the Government seeing oat
of the war. •
• ;The - Honsmitteo rose and di: House
adjouined.
A NEW YOWL
I=l
NEW Xonx, Jan. 25,1968
TUE Ithcic InLAND)MAILIIO.IO) CMP
I The 'case. of riake and others vs. the
Rock Island.lidiroad . was, after ammo
discussion in the . Supreme Court to-day,
postponed tilt nail week.
=I
John Pllley alias Thomason, arrentod
In Chicago an the supposed murderer or
°Meer Cr thien,-nran boforo The' Court toe
day, and proving not to belho man was
dlewhisrged, though subnormality com
mitted ',nape:awl robbery in Venni:lgo
meaty, Pa:
Gandsee Baker, defaulting teller of
Cho' Tradesmen's - Rank; bete been held
for Ojai in the UMW Staten Court.
Henry Ellis, the real preinietor,of t
:id ft enterprise of Clark, NI/ ebetei
has been arrested and held for trial.
A daring attempt at-highway robbery
occurred in the town of hew Lots, ort the
°Making Of Brooklyn, hurt night.
Tkillighthe intended victim, Don:Mucus
Vanderver, was shot in the head and
badly wounded, no homy was obldned.
- SUN XRIVSPAPEIL
Charles A. Dana announces this morn
ing that the Has newspaper has become
the property of an alhociaden, represent
trabyhimi The paper will ha-meter be
issued from the old Tammany LBW. Mr.
Dana annonams that while be wilt not
change the principle, or policy of the
Sun, LLD will support General grant for
the Presidency, advocate r.•omy . lia the
expeedltard, reduction ofMutton, and
the speedy restoration. of the Southern
States.
/1101t7StAitY.
The dealloi were hunommed to-day'of
Lorenzo Draper. formerly Coaaut at
Par* and Her. N. L. Lon!, Athusionary
oL3dia.f , Arnetimin Board. last returnedfrom
aZINX ca . MP= agn NOISTif rBROLIXA.
IA coniumaication .
train Colonel Wit
larg. of General Cantiv'n staff, and In
charge of the hereon -or Civil Affairs at
Charlesten,ls published, to the earl that
orb= In the Statea of South and North
Carolina's no greater than the Courts are
.able to attend' to, that life and property
n..--e as secure as In the Northern Stares,
'and that there are no. Joal^^tlons of the
truth of the reports that a war of rues la
I partaltde.
surrassszuserscst pCZUJI/lED.
perimitlo Wood publishes his _ sup.
piessed speech hs . the 2Viscs to-dsy.
Ola nowing - nfflue nemßas
=I
Borrox, Jaanary.M—Mba old meeting
hima• In Natcuur, Greeted In ISO 6, was
burned thin- utomilog. !The bell -wan
among the oldtat In ate country, haying
been mat In Lynch:min ,
SECOND EDITION
THREE Co-CLOCK A. M.'
FROM WASHINGTON.
War Department and Stanton
I
Government Financial Matters.
Petllion for ineock's ROMOYA
Counterfeiter Pardone
Treaty with therejee Islands
indetrinity for Omni/MMus
Kaitor on Icqulsl lon of Terri Pry
CongreseionarTemperan ce Society
ToloorOott to too Plltobarin Boson* 3 -
WAIIISTIOOTON, January 25.
Wort DErAItiIIsIcr—FRENDYEN'S iiir
An unusually large number of visitors
called at the War Department this
morning and had an Intervievrith Mr.
Stanton., Very runny Senators and itep
resentatives were present
General R. S. Runkle, who Is attached
to tke Freedmen's Bureau in Kentucky,
had a long talk with the Secretary of
War In relation to the circular letter of
December bat contracting the opera
tions of the Doreen in that and other
States after next month. A strong effort
Is being made to have that circular re
voked, but no action has yet been taken
by the Secretary In the rustler.
IFININCLAL.
1, The fractional currency 133111>d for the
week amounted to $Ol,OOO. Tho amount
chipped Was $1.111,0111. National bank
notes Issued, $t.'2,750. • Amount In circu
lation; $299,5g4 . ,746. • .Fractisual currency
redeemed and destroyed for the week,
$524,243.
The Thew' Na!lenal Bank at Nashville
has hoen designated a depository of pub
lic money cud financial agent or the
United States.
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no& W. Oonnrsiy, ferm ' orly 'agent
theFreedmen'e BOrsou in Loulalurs.
Treed here yeAterday, Decedent a petit'
teem the Raditcl Convaollen In Loui
ana, asking the removal of lien
cock and praying Congress to clothe tin
Convention with 'power to appoint al
civil odloers of the State. The ;attain
will be pnwentad to Congress next week
COATERZEITER PARDONS°. .
The President liaa pinioned °mitre
]lunch, auricled in New Jermey, in ISed
of counterfeiting fractional currency.
We.ainnorox, Jeri. aT,,
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A new treaty with Yejee Island hav
reached the Department of State. It is .
a whale'. tooth, richly variegated in Color'
with is strongly twisted gnus cord at the
end. 13y It the king mortgages his•
island to the United Stahel the three
feans no warily •for the payment of the
emaining installment of indemnity on
ae:ziunt of bin subjects baying eaten
same • American nailer. manyyearn ago.
The President Ls to prevent the rival
king bringing war against the legitimatt
sovereign of the ' , risme. The king's in
structiens are that if the .President so-
eepts the tooth the treaty is to be coosid
erell eetablished, otherwise It is to be r
turgid. •
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TERRITORY IT TEE CRITIC. STATEN
Ron. Robert 1s Walker has 'written
long letter, Initial will soon be publlaboal
airing a Mallory of the annexation n
territory to the [Salted States, and an I
nor of the purchase of the Itusaistn
American Pesteessious and Danish West
Indla Wanda. •
CONMLEVUO:iAL TEMPGUANCII ROIMMTT
The that public meeting of the Eon
greuional Temperance Society this n=-
100 was held to-night In the Had of the
lloese of Itepruentatives. There was a
crowded audience, both oft the door and
in the galleties. Senator Waxen pre.
aldecL •He said the Society was or
n.leed one year ago and he believed it
had exercised good lailuence all over
-the land. ily the crushing of the
rebellion - and overthrowing of mine..
inal institutions rho. country had
been made great and free, but there woo
another evil, hardly lees gigantic, to be
overcome, and that was intemperance.
He then aucessalvely introduced Itepre-
Rentativea Planta, Horace Greeley, Ex.
Governor Ford -and others, who made
speeches on that and kindred subjects.
VIIIITIUM rarxifixistorr.
An error having occtirred In a former
dispatch, It Is proper to . stetp that flops .
sentative PIle;of Allsosouri, In his recent
explanation In the llortse, distinctly dis
claimed any penton .1 knowledge of fraud
or the charge of fraud by the firm of
'Fowler, Goodell it, Co., or Illinois, to
connection with Govenamsitcontracts.
CANADA.
rim Stalsraites geedilloa rrieeezielel
—Setter* of Spirils ter llteraeee
=1
Quanzo, Jannary-25.--In the Rome of
Assembly to-day a .inotiort was Intro
duced to take into consldeistlort the In
mehtable emigration of Inhabitants from
the Province of geobric to the United States, and to devise imams for the arrest
of the same./The mover spoke at
great length, and, pointed out
that the plume of tim evli was
the little suceuragement to the Pot.
tiers In rho !eastern townships and
want of sufficient of • industrial
and manufacturing resources. Agricul
ture was not sufficient to meet the watts
of theinhabitants, as during eightnionths
of the yaw that interest was ehtirely res
ponded, And Amities were forced to em-'
Ignite to Ilmiitates litlaeareh of ernaloy
moot.- He proposed taMthe questionof
manufactures receive thdr attention; slid
a liberal homestead law, trimilat to that
In operation la the States, - be • enacted.
A number of merribers took part In the
disensefon t which( woe finally adjourned
until Monday. •
Mermaid., Jsnuiry 2/S.LA‘ largo
quantity of spirits bits been tiebaci
the Custom authorities In Spellman's
rectifying establishment. in IR. Marie
street, also at Romaine's dilftillery, for
fraud on the Revenue. It is said Henly,
_woo absconded a few daye ago, woe in
league pith Spellman. • • •
BY CUBA CABLE
/IdeaMO , Iron Dayill—Saloavo M
ande Del•foreemenda as Is mem •
PnUaas/lss—SsllatamiNfMM• ne
Ravann—Ts 0S In Thanasdlyine
tor ins Olsspp.Osyrs ea Cantons.
EBY Talorrspb to tee rumberse -
Niw 'lleum., Sanitary 'M.—The. Reg
old's Havana apechde have Hayau Ad
el:we to the Bth. Soinave demanded
reinforcernenta and had ;anted an
.on
clearing proclamation he the people. M
allon reigned at Aux Cayes,. where a
body of young aristocracy, who
been enlisted into the advances,
'Mailed terribly in the fighting on 'the
frontiers. Jeffrard, who nausea to re
turn to Ilaytioleplores thi Mate of the
country and expresses sorrow at; the
violent death of Monter.: _The latteffi
Mother It still in close Confinement.
Advirms from other 1% est India. Islands
are unimportant. . .
.
flarswa, Jan. —Grand religious
ceremonies took piece .at the Cathedral
to-day. Ate &um was .sang.in thanks
givinglhr-the dMappeerance of the chid.
era from this laland. From this day
forth all vessels leaving this port will be
'granted clear bills of health. ..
..Thesegar market closed heavy end In.
anhastelastnight, and primate without
any quotable change.
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CLILLIFORNLt.
to ManeMO to to. lOttlobarraWs.,
TO. Boaster litoottom
Ha= rit•ttOlsoCl, 'Tan 2r4.—Tho Ainsmi•
bly refused to adopt the Senate joint res
olution appointing a Committee to inves.
tlgate the alleged corruption-In mono&
Con with the Senatorial election, but
adopted $ substitute providing for an
berigiulop when the charges wars sup
portW by , affidavit,. which will probably
end the matter, although kmloopidet
been issued and eircubitedontulatakes•
bly pointing Out th• partial emeerueil,
PITTSBURGH, ➢ION D
• SOUTHERN STATES.
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vitiozsic
Ilabsse ferpes Case to Test the V.l
Jetty of Reeonetestetten Acts:
CDT Telegraph to the Mtge..Rh Gisettetl
RICHMOND, Jullusry . 25.—The
Corpus raga ifefere Judge Undorir. oci; to
teat the constitutionality of the ILecon4
struetiou act, was to-dayadJourried until
Wednesday. The rem tnandent of Libhy
prison produced the prisoner, acid medal
a return that ho was held by_ order of
General Scofield. under the authority of
the ltecenstruction acts. The Prisoeoe,
was represented by four promlnont lewd,
yens, all members of the Cohservative
State Central Committee, which body
brings the case up with tho intantlou old
carrying It to the Supreme Court. •
The Couventlon transacted no lousiness'
of importance to-day.
ARK •
The Constitutional Convention,-
Mon rn TA, Jan. 2.l.—The Appeitto
tie flock special , of to-day says: Tb.
Arkansas Convention pre diem 4nestien
was' reconsidered, amended, tillowlngl
eight dollars per Any and thirty cettta
mileage each way, and adopted. Mr.
Hind's resolutions anexuornlizl4 Con.!
gra. to amend the bankrupt law, mak
Mg it only necessary to fill a schedule,:
of the clerk's ogler to get ;release,
was mlopted„ Mr. - Hodges was appoint
ed mesyngsr to confer with the Com-,
tuand.ng General relative to erawlng
money front the StatoTressury.
After lengthy speecJaes.tho majority re-.
port in regard to contested Rents Mr Ash
ley county was adopttsd. The resolution
declares threat. and fraud were used to
elect Norman and Moon, and declare
Ashley f smnty in a state of lawlessness.
Norman and Moonalenounced the state
ments as false. After an seeped debate;
the Convention adjourned till Monday.-
uitontata.
• ATLANTA, Ja
that to-day voted dfly dolla to each
memborout Of the ten thousandl dollars
received yestorday. Tho balanco was
marred (or incidental expanses. Four
additional sections of the bill of rights,
none of which were of a novel nattily,
were adopted. The Committee lon Fi
nance reported they--bad had ati Inter.
view with fieheral - Moarie, and the Gen,
! oral had applied to gen. Grant for
a loan - -of a • sufficient amount of
the funds vent by the State of GeOrgiatn
pay its Indobtodnese to the Government
on the Wmtern and Atlantic ; Railway
and to :defray nil the expenses', of. the
Convention. and that General Grant ac- ,
copts the proposition of the Crnyention
co far as bin power extends and will an
swer. definiLeiv to-day. Should this
proposition fail ho will direct. ' Governor
Huger. Immediately to ascertain upon
what terra+ tho money can be procured
from parties to Savannah. A resolution
was adopted approving tho plan of t .o
Committee for procuring money.
isrnarrra,'.lannary 2A—Three • handl
dates for. Governor - ander the now Con
stitution, If ratified, have boon an
nouncea.
I :1=313
Sact:e3N,•Jarittary 2.1.—1 n the Connti
tutional;Con-v'eedon to-day the report of
tho Sel4t emorhit tee, eppointed to wait
upon (Senora( Galant and request of him
.a husperesion of the collection of poll tax
for len: on all persons denial !repre
sentation, was revommitted. The -(km.
eontion went Into sin elation for, treas
urer, 11,1 1 provided for by the' too ordi•
nonce. I -
3f.r..Par.ons, one of the dale:tram from
Adams lesuntv. altered a ',solution,
which Was uttoptod, that no dale:nue
recommending a collector to thie Con
vention for his county shall receire, any
...mpendatlmi for hie Norden§ in the COll
- until n sufficient amount has
-loaeuroll.ted in said county to pay said
oerrims; provide) that on. investigation
it ho totted said coiloctor is an trreopon
fusion.
The Chnvontiors proceeded to appal
. collectora fur ouch ccainties as were pr
pared to nominate, and of the thlrty.two
•
appointed only one is colored. •
Bona. W. I. Sharcey, E. 31. Yeager,
and A,. 1 . 1. Mindy, hero born appointed
to represent the Decnocratio. party of
Sliaaiasinpi In. the National Demeenttle
Convect in.
ROZTO CAROL/WA. .
•
RALEIcar, N. a,' Jun. 2.l—The Con
vention hes been In 'oension two weeks,
not as yet have allure nu report on the
Cnnstitution. Bet little was dons to-day.
Mr. Cougliston, of Cirtiel eonuty, pro
,w..Aon wird Mance ua ttes following ef
fect:: Thet the Convention bus the right
to &t ian. and does hereby declare that
nil laws pawed and est* done by prrirti.
roe Leg shunre, rind Crmventiona In
MI, State are mill and void and oball re=
Main so until the General AsseTbly,ez•
fell: Inn relating to marring.
soul It CAROLIRA.,. '
Cttanl.~arov, S. C., Jannary
Reconitrartirm Convention yestivday .
adapted !two resolutions, reque‘ting
General flashy 'to exempt one hundred
acres of /and front sale under excitation,
and to' ampotad 00100 or property 'ay
Sheriff* for three mouths. The &armo
ur*, of relief proposed do not favor vie
lotion of •rxriatraetiar . The disposition of
dm Convention to cOnserVative.
L 323
NEW Chu.reioni, January 2.5.—Xn the
Conreution to.iley the. Members overt,
outraged in illteueeing illefranntasement,
article With ern.° eunentotlon. No der-
NEWS • BY TELEGRAPH
—TIM bonded ,tVarebouses of J.
Mailmen& Co.. in Now Orleans, wens
destroyed by tire Friday night. Loss
about 82 O,OW.
—Jelin Coagrove,.ilms_ of the prisoner.
on Mal, et Hfitinplals, at the time Malane
was stint, Isis been arrested on Malone'.
statement, arlienlo martin, that b. abet
him. Cosgrove bad formerly threatened
i1i . X.1.11 him.
,' —4. U. ItorneyYsanlor editor and pro.
pricier of the Louisville Democrat news
paper, died In LoubollinyontAirday..
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Ds:LAN:tad; Ouvi, January 25.-17.ev.
(twain, W. Iltualt of the. Central Ohio
Conference, committed suicide by hang
ing •hlrnsolf this afternoon. From the
evidence before, 'the COICIPIeII jury It
typo:are that ha had beau contemplating
the net for. several' day.. After eating
hiaillanFr indag as, usual, be tsreht - to,
the taro where as vire' found rim anon
afterwards and cut him down. Ile had
nal the rope into the Manger, thou over
abeam, 1111410 a nom. of his hand
kerchief, thenjuinped elf the manger.
lie is *opposed to have been 'insane.
Car /gullliturgic
cur Telegmb to the Ilit•trerLA 43. ..14•4 - •
8A1.T1.11011.1 , 1,
ratzelc , Graver cotubinkal - Opera
troupes left this city to-night kir -Pitts
burgh, In special train of five are.
They number ill all one
,:hundred and
thirty passengers.
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Skt , Tol.rtitoll to toe Pittaborgb 9nottA•3
Sr, LOGIA. Jon*o2s.—Wni. S. Young,
won orrentod !writ to Agri tin s requisition
fr. mlha GovornerofMinxlsxlppl, charged
with obtainting nl , ourtlireothousand Lit+
torn worth of goods on Caine pretenses.
•• lf suralgia. -
• •
We have cut Aitattaffernian
a receipt for the cure of neuralgia, which
the editor of that Pape!' claims to' knee
been effective. In several cases of his own
knowledge. .ifs+aye;
dame tame site yen !published, at the'
request of a friend, a mat& -to intro
neuralgia. 'tetra drachm of sal-amons
nig In an mince of camphor -Water, to be
taken a teaspoonful.' at adoes and the
dear repeated several times, at :intevrala
or flve minutes, It tbe pain 1»• not !rev
Bared at once.. EfaiC a down Iliffirent
persons have sham triad thsrabipt, and
in every case an !immediate cars him
been eflitted. In one, the sufferer, s
lady. ban bee, la erected: for- more thaw
week, sad tier physician well Usable to
alleviate her sufferings, when a solution
of atil-anamanla In camphor weer re.
Roved her Ina raw militates.
—The Vienna papers publlo some de
tells renpuetlng the troainieohlrblch Bing
Hemmen( Hanover bus taken to that
The plam comprises a vuluableservltle
gold sod another In Tbe chat
of reline In composed of church, Menials
ander objects brought In 1172 by Duke
Henry, the Llon, from Lae Holy. Lend,
rte. Thu collection of cob= numbers
nearly twenty•two.tholosluid.. The pie.
lormyllbrory, du, remain, at laud for
PhO preoent. In Hanover. •
abort tintoalnetitwo precious vases
belonging to the Museum of Aailiquitlao
off mile were lest, and two ern=
who were auspeoted of haelog..
them weee mooned and Imp
Alter roversl wrekeitte vases werartarTil
In alms wham they had bean ;packed,
and gin tiyo ih4ooe4i Women ware' lie
!ME
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JANUARY 27. 1868
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
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au. `":74l":"lr.n . "="""
The Annual Report of Henry ]am
beet, Req., the efficient County Cearoll
, er, has been prepared; and will beprinted
In 'the tumid form Ina few days. The
report embraces a detailed, statement of
the financial affairs of the, county, and
t l
M
arms an Increase In expen tuna over
the preceding year of $17,7 . T. in-
'crease wax ace:atoned by lb incre a se of
the salaries of officials made the arta of
Legislature. The very
.gratifying ex
hibit is also made of a reduction lu the 1
aggregate debt of $18,735. :The fallowing
stale:mut shows the expenditeuvaduilng
the year:
randeddent ,,
• CM= 53
Interest IPS , 711
Amman Of do., with exponsu on
Nallrond Donn% he r17,1L577
Canto isstoaers ' emu ' 11;412 U
Controlier's 0nice.—..........—.:- 4sl
Treasurer's 0nk0........ ....... .... , 4400 GO
Uoronorfrpflbo 1 4 ,1 8 U
Sollaltors office
Mort f10n50.... 11.121 U '
Oassuak. -- 12.17°,3
Cleari Jul
Oeart of 91wrier Summit.
Court or Lemeao . n
.D
Brial• Cows
Piluliglt r ateuler2, advert/slag. bITI 110
=••• •
.6.703 60
, 00
Mayors of Plttsburdli and %Ail*.
'shorty 1,600 00
Ald•rmeos and 'Jame,. .ths
Naos 20
00asta11•4 1= 1,040
al
Some of Bldokke '
Wean= Penn.
Pet on tor scalps •
tkommonWtalth or Penn grata'.
llontingent
•Unltlns fund
Mats •ndltor
Peotbonotarra Ornoe
Morthonse anti Inelarlata *op.
'
Warcana roniteatlary..j.'
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TIM ilesagill,aris.
! To-night, at the. Academy of Music,
wilt open the short but moat brilliant
.1011e0t1 of grand open; ever held in Pitts
bttrgb. We Aare hitherto referred to the
',peat musical revival whiCh hos follow
:Nita all the large cities on the advent of
bide immease combination of operatic
talent, which, through the management
'of those great . musimbralirectors, Murat
a& and Grover, has been dashed on
' fashionable Circles Ins"
*ltimore end ether cities the wildest
entlitulasm wne Created by the powerful
:rendiumui of the (rand operas by the
tinned German and Italian troupes,
numbering mom than an hundred of the
world's moot finished muelcal artists,
and here we anticipate an equally favor
able reception to the many represents
!tiles of song.' The consolidated comps
*es' will remain with us but three
nights, commencing thio .eeening and
trneludingen .Wednesday • night, hold
ait:ll'4l:r to n :L d n:t . , a Tte r =er n o a f o t Ne
a'Paust" trcalgtir, 'II travatore to
orrow-night -4only appearance of the
ro. Madame Gamsnisa,) . Lucretia
wgia," at the matinee; and "Fra Ifito
, on Wednesday' . night. Never
egain, cons olida t i onp lila time can each a
grand of talent be effected
n Atuerira, and before it ell !the Comps.
nisethat have hitherto held the boards
must dwindle lota insignificimce. Scats
tney. be be secured at •C. C r Mellor's
t
real known mud(' store, No. DI. Wood
stree
alleghesy Molt.. Apt" tillmests
I The Police Coma:Mimi of the Mleghe
oy City Councils met on Toosday even
ing; and, in, conjunction vithi Mayor
.tinato, made . the following appoint-
P" •
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I of Poliee—Hto. Biardea.
Yttheemes—Joseph Campbell. Thom..
!Singers, 'David Bream, Martin Shaffer
*ad Wlthasn Nlzoo. • •
man? poraiat.
Onitain--James Hunter.'
Lieutenants —WM. Sprague, Charles
ileChesurry said August Betsy.
Irattlimen--Samuel Long, Henry Her
man, ' Washington Swain. Alexander
McGnigin, John Blakely, Nicholas Pail,
Daniel Graham, Ambrose Lynch, Ham
ittow,gerwo„ Hugh Danisr, WW.lam J.
Edshirds, Win. Kennedy,. John Irwin,
Charles Orbecit and Nathan Lees.
.
Chief or Police Bowden occupied a
similar position during portion of the
adtainistrations of Mayors Miller and
Alexander,: and wax Captain of the
Watch under Mayor Morrison. Minter,
the Captain of tho Night Police, was
Welghmoster of the Second Ward Scales
Narrow fir elm roar.
We bale bofbre us the filth innual re:
port el le Plltaburgh Assoctalon for
the Relief of the' roor;'1 prepared by
Mre. 'Lail Wade, Secretary,. 'bow
leg the work of Mi. prahoworthy organ-
Intim during lb prat year. The Asso
ciation expendeikorer two thousand
to coal, ahoe's and groceries for the
'poor daring the winter, besides paying •
debt of two hundred and &mien dollars
and nineteen canto, of borrowed money,
ttWm. MCmory, Nan., to whims the
Association is deeply.lndebted for aid.
In addition to Urfa, the Managers were
kfttilly Cowed to din:rebate coil from
the Brower fund and from Mr: McFad
den. Belief waterloos' eln hundred and
twenty-nine times to those who come
within the scope of thelabora or restrict
dorm Of the Asiociation,wlulsAnnunier
able • cues of unworthy persona were
temporarily , relieved by the ma n s
from their own purees. Ot the families
rellevisl by the Asecmistion,. were
those of widows, and twontycolor
IFlreas Ispeounlra.
The insp.:lesion seems to' have obtain
tat that Barone and Jatelaer t the two
forgers, wets on' terms of frieodly. loll
remerwith 'the proprietor and 'employes
Of Emits' "Novelly,' lasantuch 'as the
draft anti ordered sent hicere of that ea
iabilsiunept. This linpiesilon,. brought
hi light last week lo Ibis city, is entirely
haw.' Ar. Erma was absent !from the
. . _. .
qity until the day of Sargent .. ..nest, and
Muter saw either Cl the suspected parties
quill that der. .11 seems that the young
wien".'lltad, Malted the store frequently,
'lnd , t , bought m
largely. A day or. two
Wei the arrest they ca to the 'attire
Ind s Sag that they had, changed their
In place,. requested leavisto hats
led emit In care of the More. Sabot
ques y. they regyested theta letter corn
ing i ere, addressed to John Latighltn;
tnigh tie len tto No. Z Sixth streie Mr.
Evens, feeling ettatorel Interest In hav
ing the kognes raptured, lent eMelent aid
In' the ems--when the detecUvo made
known their character and operations to
Prilpasidifst
We hives large number of very worthy
poor who era deserving of help, but
Nunn them are many abundantly able to
prink:hi:tad Cart fer themailves who, W..
pose oh the, charitable oimnianitjby
"seklnk alms, Irk_order to sit she'd of
title claas the Cincinnati , authoring", itt
the dlatilbution of coal to tho poor, ad
intilitri the following vary stringent
oath to the recipient: 4 .Do'yousolsmnlY
VIWIAZ thaeyour mower to than question
zegardingyour application for Poe Shall
be the troth, the whole truth and nigh
tog but the kink for width ' 7 0 ii . 'aien
answer to God?- and „that „you will u a s
-Mar your own fatally, only, and that
you will not sell, trade, lend nor give It
m any other person r ' We do not take
any stock In tide method Of asolataltdng
wand tea of.'the applicant for re
iler,inat Vat some plan should bb adopted
..104irofitt3lha worthy poor gut wines the 1
- *imitable from the finpoillian practiced
ttiy prOft , to l .llll beggars, .
Paw meadead j
Coroner Clawson held en Inquest on
SeturdaY on the body of a man named
Fernando Roberts, who ink his death in
the morning at the coal works Of F. O.
Negley d Ocuitpany, Qat
loaded car had just been itirted down
the inclined rpilway, and had proceeded
only *Aunt distance, When - the rope
erte d.inci The car thug freed.. amid down
e line with
eh
frightful yakialty, and
when it reached th e tipplouse, June
• . •
the trick. andalmodentirelydernol • •
the . 80barta was employed Se
weighmasuer .ad clerk by the (trio -and
I g ratt i rtti l e l lgi e ! hi e t ui ,rob.w.
the ateddent whittabailhaprpened to time
to {ace and wustruck by the descend.
The body wits mutilated in
shocking manner, and death resulted
ntamtir., The decessedires 'young maw
end wee highly esteemed byblit aria
lora; staim kis econsintmenta
Jun" founds rimkicaorriglat#
~Intaresslair ffeetior.
Another of those very interesting
monthlY meeting, of the. Young Merin'
Chriatien Amociation was held at their
rooms illaturdxybvening last. The open
ing stoicism domdstedi of singing the
23tt Psilm, "The Lord's my Ishepherd,"
du.; prayer by Mr. T. J. Gillespie, and
readinithe 3d chapter of Epbesiann by
Oliver hfeClintock, ' Esq., after which
the meeting was thrown open for 1.10-
einem.
-From] the Directors' report eve learn
that W. S. Pratt and W. K. Denniogn
have been elected to fill vacancies in the
Board and it has been decided that the
fiscal year shall end in October. The
work of the Manchester Branch Read-
Mg Room has been pushed forward and
It la expected that the room will be ready
,',
for occupancy about the first of Petunia- 1
tomrge calls have been received
Mononpliela • City, Indiana and
other places for aid In the organization of
acsoclations. The visiting committee
to Youdgatown, Ohio, and New Cantle,
Pa, report encouraging prospects. The
people have taken hold in earnest and
before long both places will have flour
ishing Maeda/Jona In their midst.
Resoltitions in regard to the death of
Charles lEbbert were read, which hero
already been published.
Iteportis from theclifferent prayer meet.
logs state that they ere all in a flourish.
Big condition and amemplishlug their
work. The **Evening Classes'. appear
lobe appreciated and have thus far been
well attended. After an intermission of
a few mlbutea for nodal !atm.:nine, the
rest of tie time was spent In remarks
and suggeotlonv In regard to the work of
the Association. • •
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1471 '7l
MAN 23
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14.61.1 41
1,013 VS
6,007
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The interest In these mectinge - is evi-'
dently on the increase, as the attendance
• n Eisturd;y evening see much larger
at theprevious meettogn. All ap
peared to enjoy it end went away highly
pleased at the manner In which the time
had been pram!,
' tea
• WO 19
119 90
25010 00
101 Ca
US de
R 1771
• IllaJpmetanell ease Deer rep.
It will be recollected that in 1.8641 the
question Was raised as to the liability of
the city ofPittalwirgh to pay POO beauty
to veteran volunteers, under in act of as
.seartbly passed in 186tt. The matter was
wax prought up lathe - shape of s raw
stated-Cassiday vs. City of Pittsburgh
-end Judgment given In favor of plain-
Stragainst the city. The case was taken
to the Supreme Court, submitted, and a
decision expected at the last term of
that Court held in the city, but with
other °twee, involving a like question,
it was ordered for.. re-argument at
Philadelphia, Jan. 15th, Met. Jacob F.
Slagle, Esq. My Attorney, Made the
erguraent:-on behalf of the 'city, and J
Eirkei. Esq., contra. On Thursday
la
al the opinion ofthe Court was deliver
ed by .7ngle* Agnew, reversing the
tdgment of the Court below. and giving
adgmeht for defendant with 'cotes.
e set of assembly is held to be coned--
tutional, but the city of Pittsburgh, not
being • military sub-dtstriet, not lia
ble under S. The ease was considered
of grad importance, as en adverse deri
sion would have taken from. the city
.treasury the sum of about 11150,000
EH
mires et Laj.
The pUPlis of Stewartatewn school
have shown signs of life aa well as appre
ciation and respect for Mr. Porter, their
principal titneheri by a presentation, on
the pert °t i the boys of the school, of
pen, penelland knife combined Ina bone
handle of fine workmanship. The . prt
ientation Was made by Master Wm:
Kiel, and responded to by Mr. Porter.
Another token of respect and esteem was
given bst the girl. of the =me school to
Mr. Porter of a beautiful pocket Bible.
finished in; "the best style, enclosing n
Hat of the nature of the fair. givers. and
Wee, a abort and touching verse, written
on outt orate blank leaves and dedirsted
the teacher. It wan_protantosti to Mr
Porter by Miss Annie rn.mond, in be
half of the young lalics.
WO leel ipatilled, indeed, in noting
thaw signs of auroras which have fol
lqwed pew friend. and claternate to hie
now field of labor. Alwaye ardent, and
enthintleatle In his proftwalen, be tun put
into the subject of education where.
te secur
ltver peoephi le;
worei
p been fortunate enough
n rtten. •
Skater 10ww..TemelesIrs•
The teseiters of Bhaler township held
their regular *awl-monthly Imlitute, on
the 19th, In the Etasa &tool Home. The
forenoon saltation wale opened with dovo
(Waal exercises, including a roll can to
which each one responded by repeating a
verse from the Bible; alter which there
was • cam drill in reeding by Mies M...
Cleary, and lorneselect reading. The af
ternoon sesedik wan opened
.by a roll
call to widcb each teacher responded by'
stating a face In science or tawdry. Then
followed a lemon maths county map ice
O. D. Hank tact which it was shown Mir
pOpile may learn the names and situa
tions of the townsialpe of llegheny;
ocatutty; and elms drill In me A ntal arith
metic by Mies Hirshall. •
Ths next meeting will be held on Me
ist of Febrrdny at the same place. The
exercises appointed for it are edam drills
in written arithmetic, grammar and geo
graphy, and'an addrese on Profesodonal
mon
tAntr
&M o y, hr are Invite'Asechers an d
d t fr o iends of Com
attend. • The
meetings filiVebasen profitable andinter
with& !
/Wm.. las/Emma Celinpmay, .14.•
..Lilave•Megisellsato
• -
We call attention to 'the annual . atnln"
meet of the blame rrisafince Compani.
Jan. lit, 1633, to be found' In another
column. Dtiring the peat two 'years the
fin
s ineurmice business he.- passed
through an unparalleled run of tire.,
*outing many oempardes to wind up,
while others contracted their business
and withdrew many of their agencies.
The Home of Neff Haven was among
the Aw . that pushed their boldness
stralsktformirtt, increasing...Maar batti
ngs, and strata notwithstanding • the
largo Mamma of tomes. The !access .
the Home is o buattributed to the skill
and energy inuutileated •by the oflicent
Mad the diserdioe sod care of - their
agents. • Pur s ing the past year the assets
of the cowpony leave "been increased
hum $1,371,510 to 111,610,070, mowing a
net gain of* 47,54 , 1 during' ibn yam.
11. Data; Butler atmet, Pittsburgh,
formerly Lawrenceville , le agent ter . the
"note."
.1 • .
ammo glossae.
•
On Elateudiy afternobn last a keg con
ga:lntim abou,t tool:ay-Atm pound' of but
for wog found Inan alley In the rear of
too Market Mousi..... Tim gentleman who
found It p1a4•.4 It in Ids 'stable ~near by,
to await Om limpiaraind of the owner,
bid no eWIIII cams. On hiatorday pighe
the lock of the stable was broken off ft
EL1P1.01134 by WI thief Mandeb of
butter, hitt ho failed to find Yotler
day the key was planed in pOoseoslon of
- othearreter Illteseder, Market Canslablo,
who took ft to the Mayor's Offlre where
It was mortified by 11.11asuntt,.gro
err In the Ditiasond, from whom It Lad
been Medan. I •
"Mind Mad NoIO.IIISUOLI.—The pd.
miry election of the hopubllcans of the
Second W, to select a candidate for
the Wald Common Connell represent
=lye; mede sismint by the realisation or
Controller Steel, was held on Saturday
afternoon et dhe Publlo School 'House.
Acting on t h e advice of many friends,
D. W. 0. Carroll, ono or the, prominfut
• &dates fol:mtninntins, withdrew )61a
name when the organisation Ina
effected; and neuecod Me detonable-
Lion loran fu the °Moe as an independ
ent pandldate, - The voting =sod as fol
low= Thomas Bailey; 134 T. P. Houston,
77. Mr. Bailey Is therefore the nominee
of the primary. meeting. The election
will be held! today. We. believe that
Aberewill be no bemocroma candidate in
the !lead lee that the contest wilLrest
tweet' Mow* Carroll and Benny,
•
Gnaw*. compll.
minatory belittle tendered the Pletobtergh
Gyinnoldlo Atesocdatket by the German
Turner Amentatton will take place on
Wednesday greeting of this week, at
Turner't Hall, on Sixth street. The ar
rangements for the imbibition content
phut an Intennalng exhibition of gym
mina tette by the German Tamara and
the members alba Gymnaatto Anemia.
tlon. It will bean entertaining peribrin
an and should draw • large. Crowd of
s
, . .
etepeated...-Tha wayward girt. nito
quit the abodo of her patents for shelter
Under the roof of the notorious hire.
.tirawdy, a notice of which we reoently
bade, hal nelartredi end given up the
nib of dame which ahe bed Jost entered.
lilte la now with der Wentz,
:end
RalrDrzwiar.—On' oar sod.
:end to-0a y will be totted a ono
.plete Sit of theArswlngs et the grphaea'
Falr, which elosedou Saturday nlght. It
thoughtthatithe net proceeds will ex
ceed dhow thousand dollar: - .
oul.fashloned 'lto 144444 go
opteatteni In all of tho
will to but MU 4' difficulty
itxperiateed ia obtairdig hostaiilky
otuwitiltr.
lIIr. am Paint ligy.4—liappoosill
==t
At about two o'clock on SundaYmorn
ing an alarm of fire was munded from
box No. 11, Allegheny Engine astute,
Irwin street, near l'enn. It was ceased
by the burning of a cask of whhsky in
the wholesale liquor store of Trauerman,
Ainhold k Co., Penn street, nearlrivin.
The fames made rapid headway, brit
owing to the prompt arrwal of therire
department were oubdued before any
very great damage was done the build.:
ing.. Tim loss will amount to &hoot
Hike, which is folly covered by, lean
rams% Row the tire originated is a Mat
ter of much 'utretery, a (hero INIUOO 0
lire :Mod the building for hours before
the disco ery of the dames It seems
from th e ppearance of things that a fire
lad bee kindled between two mike of
liquor, a d burning. through the stages
got at th whisky, which Inereasectlts
fury. T matter will be theroughly
investiga .
It gal becomes our pleasant duty to
Lod
chin kilo' ths excellence of Pittsburgh
manufacti res. Among the premiums
awarded t the Mechanical sad Agricul-
lurid Sta Fair of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, one of our new firms Mean.
Harper, Gutman .4 Company, have dis
tanced ll competitors in the wagon Ilne,
having taken no lees than eight medals,
psemiums and diplomas. Amongethers,
one for their l'atent Excelsior Hub
Borers. This machine, by the way, Is
never seat to any exhibition without
carrying off the palm. This 13 . 41 a xi has
euccsoded tho oil aid widely Mt wa ono
of F. Acicheimiurr and hen e tided
the reputation' which be built up for
turning nut nothingbut first class work.
Their works on Beaver Avenue, Sixth
ward, Allegheny, would 'well repay a
visit from any one desiring •good amid"
in their line.
•
' Arrival of Prisencia.--On f3attirday
four prisoners arrived. at the Western
Pennsylvania in charge of Sheriff Howe,
of Clearfield county. The prisoners are
Thomne Gordon, Frank Little and B.
Deadly, who wore convicted on a charge
of maiming, by cutting with a lcaile In a
most horrible and fiendish manner, a
horse and two moles, and D. IL Paul
l:ham, who irss convicted one charge
f or perjury .
A Sellgleus Itea.—At a meeting of the
Trustees of the Plymouth Congregation
al Church, hold last week, an application
was presented from their late putor,
Rev. Fleury' 1). Moore, asking a letter of
dismiasal and recommendation. It fell
ed, however, to be granted. Mr. Moore
la at prebent pastor of the 'Vine Street
Congregational Church, Cinch:Wadi,
where ho is meeting with a goodly -.re
ward for his arduous &Wm.
•
leattarday morning at throe o'clock de
tective Smith. of Philadelphia, left for
hat city with John Sargent, the
.young
an charged with a belies of ' heavy
forg.rlee. Sargent, during Ms stay in
the tfla. p, made a foil confewilon. Ile
stated that Steiner, his acromplice,lervd
the checks, while he presented them at
the bank. Steiner belong. to a weathy
fondly la Philadelphia. Ile has not yet
been arrested.
Lareany.—A. yciung man evil* .
his name as James Stevenson; was ar
rested iu Evans' Notion store, on Fifth
street, on Saturday night, in the act of
pocketing a leottlii at cologne. No * Wert
searched, whom two more bottles and a
pair of suspenders wire found In his
poaket, having been stolen from the
cannier. IT* was lodged In the tomb,
'for a burin; on a charge of larceny. •
Union League.—A. special meeting of
the former membersof the Union Lomitn .
will be held to•night, on the second floor
of Mozart linil building, Eleventh street.
near Grant. Important matters wilt
enmo before the meeting and It is honed
that th-re will full attendance, as
gewrril invitation is extended to all
members in this neighborhood.
Leek Out for Hisa—Some time during
Friday night !vire block horse was
etch. from Mr. Melieniie, of Spline rills,
Ohio. The thief was traced in thz direc
tion of this city, and It is supposed that
ho in somewhere In Oita rlcimty. Infor
mation of therobbery, and &description of
the an inal stolen has been let at the
Mayor's office.
eldinLos g t an
on Eye.—A boy named Ober, m-
Troy 'onus enga in
whittling a atkk on
,Saturday, when bie
knife Blipped and struck himin the right
eye, destroying the eight entirely:
The - United Slates Court commences
Its atmolon t.-day.• Them am on the liar
twenty-one civil cases, twelve hones in
bankruptcy, and a number of criminal
mm.
Operations have been commenced on
the miliarid portion or %cowl street in
the Eighth ward, with a Tiew to paring
tt early in Om corning somtßer.
Olaintry—lir. John Dosnion, an old
and highly. respected citizeni of the Third
ard, died on Saturday,
lithe CPy Councils will meet ttds after
noon at their chambers: In the. City
Building.
The Monangahela river 'eras runalug
out light Ice on Saturday and yesterday
Hale thieves aro main operating In
some 'action., of the city..
..,
—The. Ebensburg Allsolanian„ sex:
Oar old fiend and sub.:or - Mei, Enteric:to
1.,..
Dend 'e, Esq., of 'Carroll township, hie
cents the following brief lantory of his
life :\ ' me to this country with my
pawn n, frorriGermanv,ln the year 1796.
We took
_passage at Hamburg, and ar
rived in Philadelphia in November. 1
was bound out to Col. Caleb Davis, No.
4 Knuth Third ntreet, who seat sue to
school: The following year, 1799, Just
before Chrbanuis, the schoolmaster said
Moro would be no school next day, for
General George Washington would be
burled that day. I was at George Wash
(nation's funeral—and I suppose -there is
no other man in this county who canny
ea much. I was bend out whera was
fourteen yearn old, to serve six year::
,Attar my term of service bed expired, I
come to Loretto, Cambria county, On the
14th day, of April, 1803. My father bad
gone there throe 'yearn before. .In In 1907,
Hey. Demetrius A. Ciallitzin get author
ity fen Henry Drinker and Jacob
Downing, who owned eight 'tracts of
lead near Cam:dhows, for three settlers
to make choke of one hundred scree
each of that land, at one dollar Dec acre.
Thomaallyrne got the . anti cheics; I got
the second,- and Conrad Luther get the
third. My two .neighbors_ have been
dead emm front forty to filly year, so I
am the only living, one who settled here
when the country was a wilderness, r
am eightitbretryearnola. I wee njury
men at the first Court held ltt thia county.
I have:Meet% County Auditor..and in „LXI7
was elected Copnty Commissioner.-lii
that year Paul Denshoof, David Todd
and "Myself, Commisaioners, 111.11 ti
with Arnold Downing to build the pros
ent Court Mouse."
~ : . ,
—Only a few' yeara ago, nays the liar
risburg &ate Chard, by the way a very
live and readable journal, ft was imp
posed that load 'pencils could be mann
pictured eon - bore baba Eogland. , Time
and torte bitve . preven the groundless
ness of this claim. We noisumaufacture
as good e• pencil for all,theuses of fine
sketching nod drawing as tan be made
anywhere In lb* world, and what to able
more gratifying, tho plumbago out of
which the lead is produced ferthelmiti
limn pencil,
.la found •In Pennsylvania;
nearEeeton.z Plurabagolefoundluetber
puts or this country, but the Easton anti
els. la the . mast anterior and fa regarded
by the manulacturera of pencils u equal,
ihaot 'a better quality than that found
abroad. t The rtehnees of our great old
CounnenerWth is. thus exhibited In an
artiste whicnwp-were once taught could
not be menefattured In the new world.
,Millions of dollars beset bean expended
In tlurptoductlonand purchase of pnk-.
Statesaf which thepeople ot the lltattel
have heretofore paid • larms share
tut tribute money to the foreign manuLic
tarer. Iforeofterweirllikeep Una meaey
ist home; and in this peculiar time of
hominess we expect tomes Pennsylvania
take a prom:aunt position not only as
the
,producer of the raw material, but In
the maaafactuner of the load pencil.
—A few days alto General James Ling.
street railed at the reddence of Genova
Hancock, In Na 7 Ortega., aid sent in
his card: General Hancock WY them
engaged with sena friends, ladies and
gentlemen: Us Immediately left item
to melee his old army friend, mertere%
manly his fee, but mountain We friend,
and, after a warm greeting, Instated upon
oandoeting annelid Lerma/vet Into the
parlor and introducing hint I. the com
pany 'there assembled. 'The style of la
moduction was peculiar." "Ladles sad
gentlemen," mid trhmensl Hancock, "al
lOW to lOtrOdUe• to you* gallastgen-
Unman, to whom ant indebted fur sa
.ungracenii limp; and 'whom I had the
misfortune to wing in the lame combat"-
Although Abe coinpany was compearsi,
asciusteal,y, of ladies and - gentlemen
whose sympathies were en the Union
aide In the late war, the incident tinetted
a profound, and pleasurable sensation,
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NUMBER 22.
CITY rrilrin3
Tliii Queen lof M. Waal. T.b.
This wonderful 'discovery la a fluid of
tinsu - gassed. virtue for washing and
cleaning purpose'. • It is .Idihly recom
mended by our flret families and the do:
Mend for It is guile unprecedented. For
aiming the fabrics of all kinds In the pro
cess of washing, as well as Raving time,
labor, money and hetdth, command us
by all means to the famous , Queen of
the Weak Tub." Oilleo No. 136 Wood
street, and for salaby all druggists and
grocers.
Black Centro Citahniore Long Shaw ls,
at nearly one-half foram prices, at Bar
ker's Anal sale,
Gnat Clods, Wes. AftlNUllig Oa
210.1607., •
Housekeeplag Coo& at Barker & Oo'a
. . .. . _ .
No. 69 Market street.
Table Llarans, et all widths, kinds and
• eolors. Prices beginning as
low aa 50 coiatrfor pure Llusn
,' —most le bargains.
Napkins and Myna, all white, white
with 'cols borders, and
inv. D Flowered and
Scow-dre pattertui. Great
, barain& ; Large atud lfap.
Toth
kina, 121 atm.
Tamely all kinds and abota almost
endless , atgreatlyre
' droned prices.
Torwellas, of all kinds, ragas low
...., as rat cents. -
Gallia, all kinky p. aims d colors, very
• chea
Skeetlam and-Mlle , all widths,
also wended' y red's=
Makings, all widths; yard wide
twill, 20 cents; *then as low
as 10 cants..
New Dim Gad. sad Low Meas.
Black diplomat 371 twat&
Very tine goods'at 60 and 821 cents.
Black: French Merinos, yery fins and
very cheap.
dlaGineest's Cloths and Zappe, extraor
ary theap.
Tahiti Linens at 371 and 60 cents.
Other.grades equally a. tow.
Balmoral Skirts 61 good goods • c
good sty-la. • .
Drain Cloaking Cloths at OA& Par
audi eocl bargains in these grads. All
arc* , •batig SOX. Other grades eery
cheap. Look at our new goods thU
week. !limy will all be Terp.‹cheap.•
Minikes and prints, the chained in the
city, on the west corner or Market anti
Fourth street. GARDINIM ISTEWA.Z2V
of= lLaiearaztf:x.
goes thwasst new Weed
• Crags at 81 cents. •
•
Crash at 8 oats. •
Crash at 10 ants.- -
Crsah at 121 ocsita.
- Fast Colored Frints at 8 cents. A bar-
Merrimaok.W.Rrinta at 121 coals."
Detains at 121 cents.
Kentucky Jean at /21 yenta..
104 Sheeting at 121 ante
Munn, Ticking,
Check, Table Linen,
Cotton and Linen Diapers, •
Irish Listens, Shirt Front; . •
Eatery, Notions, Ac.
•A yel7 largo stools, extremei t l cheap,
wholesale and retail, at Wm. niples,
160 and In Fsdaml stestitt,
MM3E!
Mimi People Imre. • •
In this age of life people like ION;
waited on, !and why should they net
;when they pay for it.' In other cities it
le the custom -• to deliver "'floating
wood' to the eitlsses, and we do not
know way. Pittsburgh and Allegheny
would dot fancy the idea, when they
can have it delivered tree of charge,
for twenty-live (It) cents per haunt;
by leaving their orders at the Iron
City Match Werke, corner of Seventh
and Grant stroets. This wad' cat
suitable for stoves, grates and
wood, being perfectly , dry. .
• Fleakery,Glovesand trattaiwear, cheap,
at Barker's cicalas sale. ••.
While the Zesty Bolds Onto Born , '
there 11 aehmine for reatorailon 'of
health. 14 therefore, the contsUtutlen
has been weekinied hyaline's° or. amen.
—the nerree'7uhattered—the stomach
weakened—the appente gone, and All the
world appear, gloomy—pour eoznelreekt
oil into_your Luny, in the shape ellen
tattoo Bittere,, which will make thefteme
of life again burn brightly, and Wanda.
ate ones wretched effiaenee. jar
dies it is an elegant and gentle. la
lant. exactly snob as theeplizeLltentry
nunlike win not be wit hout. it.. It Wm
to inaninun sale throughout .the
IL/Lamotxt liraetzu.—A deltatnil
lat article—superior to fkl . pistie. Nut :at
hat! the prim cir
The llgethor.s rimy fa. an dimities
with widish cidldree ars ignition itinfea
Winslow's Soothing Syrup; relines
the child froth .annt , cum wind
comicial the stomach Lard..lwarelo,
daring the proems of teethlag it gime
rest aad. Math 10 the child, and carries,
It unit* through the critical Pepriod. , Be
awe Andean for 'Wm SOClk
tog p" hiringthetioretir,
tie & Patios on the outside watiper.
An others arr Mae imitsitioac
Coed Cowls at Gold rtteem,..llentag
marked doyrn my.geods to gold Was L.
will sett try entire stpekof Wen and,
shoes °fall kinds torgeabgatlkst,astwww.,.
sod bo at primer to two tbecrAnTek
been s old tine.thirwir: Inn:tent all
my goods, having been selected' wlttr.
inset on e and from first ebbs to moo.
Parties purchasing a n tdoped=
ring a good "attlelM and
before pgrobasingablowberm No trontdo
to show goods.. ;- • - Jarrett Boar,-
66. Market stewk
Bast
,Italie= Detainer., 12.31,0anta, at
Barker, alley% sale.
Gwsd Glesseraw„—Osir 'Allegkny read.
ets should remember that Ur, Arthur
Kirk, Hos. Mend 174 Federal •Sdreet,
Allegheny, oUll oonttnnet • tci sail. his
well selected stock of :groceries at ltery
low rates. Mr. K.'s store being onset'
the Linea In the LWO prsiar
ed to suit the wholesale as won NI thee- .
tell trade.' Hts impedes, am (dam&
quallty.sa salt the ntostpartlctderhoruse.
teener, and stanch prices as to saltAtie
economical ntrecheser:- Coil at Nos. - 17p
and 174 Federal streA . and the a stick
The purest and eweediai.bed Liver 011
I n the, world, toannteetrenal Mon fresh,
healthy Ilverampon the spa show, It is
oerfeetlrpure and sweet, Patients who.
hare - once taken It can take no • caber:
Lek }fir ~.n azard and ,Carwell'a.. Cod
[Ayer Oil," 'manntiotkred.l3ypeneell,`
Lialard• & •New York. : Bold bvll
. .
Barter's great 1)1 rig saktot,l;tocumr.
ke4 T in gt o x..dirl r•
WholeasisZi
ozu offering I.lndurmaltinW.lob
lola (mm the - Mellon -Salm—
Shawls, Drees Goode,' Honakeoping
Ciorate ith af * Ta' Weeri- SheeffnirkMirt
- • ' W. BARCIA tb., •
4111411114022„--Ttie third annual en,
hibittouof the School of Design-will
commence on Teeaday,'the gLit, at ten
.o'cleek A. .r., and continue deg and
itoetthroughout the week. The pub-
Ivited Id attend. non
,
Deters vest V . We We at Xatise-
Com Maim Wider li a' condo 'cum
thr Diabetes tad all disease, of thok.
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