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LARets . g. CJIMIPINT issr PIXII:1
and 170MINROIAL ?AM i. LW rate.
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Adariffse. GAZZIPM.
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pittitraio Gairtts
7 KR- Jounn °Ming tine ad4resseciCion.
Fenton, of New York, o pwngent letter
throigh the unripapint, in condemn&.
tient orhinnaggestlon for paying national
boners to dead rebels. .
derangrautt of industrial later.
utile not congaed to the traged !States.
Is rettand•the pinch Is quite as severe
as here, In Loallen alone forty thou
sand pvenni, sot so reduced silo enter
-aims houses, receive outside refer
Rae falling off et 'reports Into this coun
try, nutatat np to many millions of dol
lars dartng the put veer, has some con
necatat with this suffering.
Tire Baltimore end Ohio Railroad
lOompitiy, which is the.actual owner of
Tha l Pittsburgh and Vonnellsrille Rail
' toad, have i virplas of neertwomillions
Of 4 dollars. taa most dtaissarag•
to/pcircuestancesit bee refused to direst
limit at Adds proprlsiorelalp, eTell ;Tan
needithins umulog the cimpletion of
tie connection u speedily as I nnilible
attar the settlement of the legal
idpedi
tneata. It is, censoquemey, retsouisle
siace . the nistoratioit or the
• chatter by the Bapreme'Court, that worl
-ea the unfinished pinion of the hue will
be resumed epee the incoming of spring,
and that the whole wta be pushed, to
completion at the !Flied. praelleattle
• Mk. Camas P. Mins' delegate in.
oongnms from New Mexico, bas hind
sr, well 'reasoned pamphlet of forty iTO
PIMA, showitcp, the reimarces ,of New
Mexico, her necessities foirailroadcom•
mmileailons with the Atlantic and Pacific
Sitio, and her future prospects. This
Lane of the Preliminaries to eating
Illonirena to extend the national credit,
teitheinteant at least one hundred
- zaillions of dollars., to the Eastern War
iei 9f-the Paelde Railroad.
Bbnuttaiteorudy, It 'seems probable' s
like sabiliy irM be asked for a railroad
abarttnit areertlshd, in Oreuou, and in-
lenectiag - the indent Pacific at some
poke in Utah or Colorado. lather° any
tetteon to the National Treasury _?
Accoannto to the Report of the In.
- spectres of the Western Penitentiary, it
low contains 488 criminal inmates—the
hugest number ever". reached. During
- theyesr 118 were discharged; thirty-four
were -pardoned;' tire escaped; ' and two
died; so ; that the whole number of Ide
alises foi the - year Was 040. de the
has only 318 cells; it is apparent
that twathlrds of the nuttbei *lain
trio-prisoners iratead of one, as the
Imes direct. Of amrse, this. snakes the
tolitari" sigma, of which so much
booting has been heard, - a nullity. We
are not sorry - for that, ter we hare no
hill In the systeen,and think the rod*
....it WO be got rid of the bettet. Bat lit
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high; :torts anpuseded by. some. Miter
deinite system; not by what is in op
pbgnation to all systems. Derubsrs of
the present Legislature 'ought earnestly
to =dee this matter. The Inspector-.
cannot refute to receive prisoners duly
committed; and,. receiving them; they
cannot retain them in. custedy in the
Meitner ccousianded by-law. Mainc
teal remedy - ought to be provided for
tide condition of affair's.
THE LEMMA'S FRE OF tollt
A list of two hundred sad fifty asta of
the , Leglalatere,-which failed to become
laws on account of the non-payment of
tiny enrolment tax, his been published.
; A. many of them teeth to this secilen of
- the 184ths, and as lONS of them can yet
be same by the psyment of the tax with,
In twelve' months ifter the date of the
passage of the acts, We bus gleaned out
all of those which seem to-relate to this
end of the Commonwealth, and publish
the Bet below
Meadville City . Paisenger Railway
' Company; Allegheny sad !Saw 11111
ley.-ftem- ger Railway; Warren, fillet
bald end. Rennet Breech Railroad.
._'ass Annwerme concealer's. -
..'"lneerporsting the Mole. Gin and
Water; McKeesport Gas; West - Newton
,Gas; Zatcsatie Water Cowan.,
=MAN= cottemerge 4.17 D SAYINGS
•'.' aim - 4 • • ••.,
The Germania Savings institution of
Erie; Greenville Saving and Lout; In
solence and" flafe: Deposit; MM.d.olle
Favingenedidose; Fortlitt - MOW' Life
and_--Boatman's insure:um sad
gusarnms LID MAIM .110ADL
111112Irdt Plank Rend or Tarapikeool4.,
mu t. Kittanning and Muni Fillip;
TM Gallitzin and Ofizaluiabeits; - Mation.
gibes City and Victory; . Washington.
County; Supplement to an act incorpo--
rating the - Clarion La Allegheny.. Rime
nuPplemeet, to the act authorizing
Dug . constinetion of bridge over
-Creek st. or. near old nasce read
'ent the IthesonTermL Ant establish Fu lng'sfeny
across the Allegheny at or near Failing
, Btringtf, Venengo nomety;supplement to
an set establishing a ferry over the Ails
shiny `at tifigginiVlAndisg, Harmony
,township, Venango moiety; establishing
a ferry aver the-Monongahela at Alien
Ant, Wimitingtou county; a supplement
to the set estababin a Ur/7 germ the
' Allegheny at or tomtit of Tables
Run, Allegheny county; lacmporatthe
the glad Farm .slidgimcwilpanit cut;
. seas Fany.CoinAmy_ofFirtahurgh; ex.
*bodging Alien Williams to establish
a ferry over Oil • Creek at or leer the
townsidgilthe of -Allegheny aid Cherry
Tree, is Venango county; a ferry over
the, liwnipthebs at thillionds; -Limy
over the Allegheny at Patterson'. Falls,
Venting* county; a ferry over - the Alle
gheny:at Bast Sandy Creek, Veneer°
eenfatjr construing certain portions of
the am of Folmar, 17,.1865. granting to
Pommel Bleck the"raght-to mot a ferry
ordiddge over 011 Creek a or nest the
Noble 18`011; supflement to the set in.
corpoisting tha .11dioute . Bridge Com.
pony; authoziging the erectionofstaidge
over the Totgliegbeny, between Dlek
' enettes Ron and Taylor's Ford. -
rtntsAocottriaua
' Allegheny Gold .and Silver Mining
001 - Pegy; Montana and Pittsburgh Gold
and Wife: Xining Company;supplement
to theta inodrpenatteg the,Od Creek,
inks and Titusville Mimes nd Trans
portation Company; extending:the time
ibt paying the enrolment tax on the act
.—,lneorimmting the. Auger Creek Mixing
and Transportation Company; miaow.
tweety mining companies, of winch,
only the owes being given, we do pot
knoirtlelocation. •
Authorising William Rowe to erect a
boom for flawed logs on Two Lick
'Choke Cheary Bill township. Indiana
county incorporatfmg the Indiana
Woolen , Works; the Bock Valley Co
- 'apeman. - --Assodntkm of Allegheny
COMM the Ott/burgh Tamed Com
panythy Oil. , City Add Factory; in.
crsultzus o r capital of the Venezia
Water pony; a supplement to'an act
Inctsigthirituo fill:tipping Com
pany; the On-operative Association of
ZIA -11huninghate, Allegheny county;
enabling the agents of tko.,listhodist
Book" Concern to hold real made in MU
burgh; the 01 Brewing Company
locatitorating the Pennsylvania Society
:lor the Ertneentime' of Cruelty to Ant.
mils; supple:most to the set .incerporat:
ltlg theleftepa Fire Ann Ibuttifactur.
• lag 99taflanneapplentent to the act In.
terperating the union
Park -Skating
Aeseilation orUe g hens; snthernlng
tlierfire Lick nyder Beetle. concede.
-091, - in Green township, Indians-ceaa
ty, to rezone - bodice from their banal
growls and to taints!' the nefeisapple•
• melf to an Id incerporatiufg therfough
lothely Shaft extending the
Cantor the pavanes of-the enrolment
tax em the Oct to incorporate the Mend.
Tills °Telt/Werke. ,
VOLUME LXXXITL
FIRST EDITION.
-I MIDNIGHT.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
rrew
Yaltews
11111-151 u M rre.er'e
Game Ms Aunt..., C...t7-rl■.t
.114Jeasvissons—amemelmteret. to the
Conallemles—Peasilosm,tc..ae.
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29, 1868.
SENATE.
TheFtnasts :net at ton o'clock; s. m.
FEES RAILROAD SILL.j
Mi. COLEMAN, from the Corniaittee
on *roads, reported es committed a
supplement to the act of February Mb,
1919,1 regulating ralroad cwporationn
and autleoriting their, formation, being
the Benet, Free Railroad BILL Ono
thousand copies were ordered to be
printed. •
I TMS.SERVE GAYS
ERRETT, br Allegheny, rend in
place a hillier prevent bunting, catching
er killing or game in Finlay, Scott
and Robinson tuivtnehlps, Allegheny
county.
001LONNITATION TO AnutouvrrnAL- ac.
I - - Cllllr.
ERBETT also presented ■ bill re
quiring payment to the Allegheny Conn- .
ty Agricultural Society of the amount
adjudicated by the Military Board for
the 'occupation of Fait Grounds tna
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M. LANDON preseisted a resolution
instructing the Committee en Retrench
ment and Reform to reisort a bill deter
mining the number and salaries of °di
cers Of the Senate. Passed.
H.OPSE.
Tke Houma met at two o'clock In the
aftsilmoit.
- .l',ltat FOR FINAIr ADIOURNMEXT.
TIM joint resolution fixing the 10th of
MnrSl for final adjournment was repor
ted Milrmatively.
' , ;ooxerrercrunext...stasansuern:
. Mr. RICKMAN'S atuenaments to the
Constitution were made the special order
for next Wednesday. 'They are as • fol.
lowa:
• Ist. The eighteenth section of the first
article of the cosistlinticro shell tsi so
amended es to read as follows:
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The Senator* and Representative*
Abell receive a compensation for their
services, to be aseertained by law, and
paid nut of the treasury of the Common
wealth but inao asses shall thesaid com
pensation exceed ono thousand dollars a
rear to each Senator and Representatire
'awing their respective terms of office.
together with fifteen cents per mils in
going to and returning
. from each resat
tar and extra bastion, to be computed by
the banally traveled route between thsnr
pleas:sof resitience and the capital of the
Stala.• They shall in all cases, except
treason, feloby and breach cr. surety of
the peace, be privileged from armed dur
ing their attendance at the session of
theli respective Houma. and its - going to
and returning from the same, and for
any Speech or debate in either Routh
they shall not be questioned in any other
place. •
2J. The that section of the third arti
cle-of the constitution shall be so amend
ed as to read as fellows:
In elections by the citizen!, 07'417 free
huh if the age of twenty-one yettra,hav•
ing-resided in MITSUI° one yeer, and in
the election district where he offers to
vole ten dale immediately • preceding
such ebmtion, - having paid-a. Wait or
county tai 'plata tiro yeare:iunsiltsed et
least tin day* before the elettion, owl
obit , to read this cenatituthrn, Anil enjoy
the rights of en elector; but a citizen of
the United States, who his previously
been & grunted vote. of this Slate and
removed therefrom-ant metered, end
who shall have trickled In the election
district end paid teem as aforesaid, shall
beentltled to vote 'after residing in the
State sin meriting Freckled, That free
men citizens of thellelted kitchen, between
the ages of Zwenty-one and twenty-two
years, having resided In the State one
yeti and in the election district ten days
u aforesaid, shell be entitled to vote,
although they shall not have, paid , taxes.
•IS4 yH'.]Srt
Mr. PLATFORD, of Fayette, pram:d
-o; a bill atillorising the School Directors
of tislontown . to borrow mosey; a/so et
tabliehisee &Sorry alter thoMonougahela
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Mr. GALLA.6Hr.li,otWoonnorolata.l,
s. bill graanteog pensions to Mary- Me-
Koury, CatberinerMlecker, Mary Ann
Hetaing and Margaret Varian, widoiwo of
old-:soldiers: gianting pensions to
Captain itiamnol'Cooper, Joseph" Bawer
and. Sainnal • '
Mr FORD, et Allegheny,etteted an
antandmunt - ter the rale :allotting the
Hatraa,te,take a brn ont of contmlittpe
tan days eta. committsl,-caostaning it
to nitwit ten 'dayw that the House skill
10 4 14 4 bell 868310 . n.
--Arter the tilutuctiOn Pfaorzr• ;.-
rosin,
tent businew the Hatte•adjonrited.
st•w - laalelal Dlstem-;The COMMUN.
•tile Pm. 2aUsest BMW sat
the' reamylmels
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IreFialCarrr,ors . adents rutesursti Gautla./
EiltElitatrEO, January 1116 Q.
ThaSob of rotating 'through a y bill to
eistate a new judmial district out of ty
coming ceufity; was consummated
Banat* to-day. This provides a snug
`plies for - one ;aim, spa - 4=lk a Dem
ocratic Weyer, who got a tastelfcir the
Judge . ' Boutl4o7' a shojt awrTiaj is one
of the AlleghenyCc:l=UL linf - has . been
hankering ever since for a district in
wide!. Oillikwlcirjh ;Mai lagiblous
abilities, and u ne existing, district
seemed wllliug to take hip4-It.was.am
caastiry taynaki one ferklin. s : '
No real need for this new district was
*hewn. - Alithst was attempted antes al
p/deb from the Prothonotary ofLyetuniag
muntyalatAngthat themwerw fourituur
dred 'entries ort the appearance docket
In that county to the presout Win, a peal- -
Lion - froth the laimbete of the bar of that
°aunty In favor of the nay diettlet, and a
letter from Mil's:J=76dg" of the
pram= dbdrict,com ofLycemlog,
Northumberland lira:dour coantire,
setting forth that tite macticmolfvoomleg
county Into a near district, w o uld »IBMs
him frontouldarrable labor.
New, so to the forte hattdrodmsee to it.
term; there tore Clout twordy-Ave mum'
ties in Cala Suite that can show an equal
stray; incloding Judgments *safes:Bed,
Judgments bY default, Ref pes, and
ti e ; Vtltont ms = Oftrem t a l l iTgr tca ja
Thos bar 'Memorial ta num whi ch
bednyllcatittla any county,: wpm 'a
stainer preposition totrict stmlrltonntv
Into a separate district,_ -And as to the
Judge's tatter,. it prove* nothing MOTO
than that he, a rather feeble mem Would
begged' tali* rid of a third of his labor.
The Democrata r otoocuse, 'voted in a
body
g fa r this hill, and wet enough. Ro
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to vote with th em t• pam
prat* corittnnalky,abcast "mono
my, but glee them scheme, as In this
cross, td entail a perpetual. aumud ex
pense of 14,0X1 ttpim Oho Commonwealth
for the benefit of a Democrat, end "icon
my' gets the go-by. Both your Beaters
,yotbd against the bill.
ltWas reported" around the Capitol to
day that the Penarylvanie Railroad bad
kindly agreed to glen up oil farther op-,
position to the Connellaville bill; and let .
It and the Free ItallrowThill pane **soon
as tbeirfriendsliked. It wasrather bard
to comprehend the cause of this singular
and sudden generosity but at noon the
milk in the pasta ant was fully wooitiod
odder. lre then got. a dispatch. from
Philadelphia arms mutng the decision of
tleallupreina Court to the Conneßrrille
case,and It wooing= easy to bee why the
Railroad Company was so willibg te let
oitr railroad bills PRIM , Thank them for
The Beate Connenittas on 'Railroads
will report the h'ree' Railroad bill to
morrow. with amendment& It will be
called upin that body early nest week.
No doubt of Ita now exists.
A, bill read hi • Senate yeaterdsy. rel
ative to viewers of line tenon, may need
eiplanation. Under are w of March;
184.2, tovitiship auditors adetlewers
of line fences.:- By theconwilitiationlaws
of last somlon the townshipsancexed to
Pitteborgh are leA without tovraeldp asp
&tor's, and there are consequently no @f
ilms in those townships to view line
fenced object of the
the bllireberd to
to muter
_povrar previously belong
ro
flt .g o atidlbsit4 upon any' three of the
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Treasury )'apartment Operations
tobtemalog Conduct of a Judge of
the Sapame Court.
Serstente at Genera' Boosts
Public Lands for Hothesteads
DI/charge of Revenue Officers
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IVAsal9crro:+,Tenttary 29, 196.3
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The Secretary of the Treasury, In a
eommunkstion to the-House to-day, sip;
the Woof Tereforty bonds, uuderthe act
of Iso4,.wasi4voo , and the premium.
SIOB,ZB, making a n otil of 18,210,800.
There won paid as pre uume to the First
National Bank of WAshingten a mu
t
wilasiora ofmuseighth f ono per cent.,
amounting to $10,177. T he Secretary of
the Tretwury aayi LL sales of these
i
bona, had not tendsk t withdraw cur
rency from the bus the.country,
and that the operations f the Treasury
Department for some oaths pat have
been ouch as to diminish rather than 'ln
crease the currency balahce in the Treas
ury. .
UNIIECOMISO CONDUCT r r, 1 SUPREME.
COUILT
For two days pant there kis been con
siderable talking by erirtidu oMcial cir
cies about the conductor one of the Sit
prem. Court Judge., who of late has
been very Imimately associated with
Jerry Black, Sharkey and other gentle
men of that 5ch001.1..1 few evenings!!
since, at a antler partyrthis Justice bo
came very much excited .an talking of
the prevent' situation, and de
dared in loud tones to the company that
the Supreme Court 4 rornulil certainly
overthrow all the nwonstructlon meas
ures of Congress, and when taken Irmo
the room and axpostulatert with awn
the great Impropriety of his conduct and
sentimertda, only respondcd by reitera
ting all he had said, end In a mar* pub
lic manners
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The House Committee of Public Land,
Is preparing a bill providi g Linn in fu
ture grants of lands to 9 orsorpora
tions for railroad pu the wren al
ternate sections on the tinne of roads, in
stead of as at present beteg reservist by
the Government to be sold at two dollars
and a half per acre, shall 'tts subject to
the homestead system, mad In order to
guard against exorbitant prices for the
odd inaction, it will contain a stipulation
to such grants that the land shall not be
soil beyond a stipulated pditat. .
RIM/E3IIE OFTICZIM DISC/14.1MED.
The Internal Revenue Once to 1141 w
engaged in discharging,. under the pro
vicons at the act of Cons - roes, the anon-.
ty-four Revenue Irispecton appointed, in
October to superintend the removal of
spirits in bond and from honded ware•
house,
AID TO TUE POOR.
' From reports Of the Provident Aid So
clety it _appears alx thousand or Bever,
thousand persons are recefvfordaily food
therefrom. .General Howard ooatributac
from the Freedmen's Bunten seven bun
dled pounds of meat per day. About
four-tifttus of the nwiplente of this chari
ty are black. .
IMETENCE PLEMITTXD.
The sentence punted upon Gen. Hants
by court martial at Vicksburg, for the
use ol disrespectful language to Gen..
Ord, has been remitted by Gan. Grant
and Kautz ordered to rommet hls duties.
INDIAN DELYGATION.,
A delegation of the Cherokliet.ribe'call•
ad at the Whitehouse to-day; headed by
their Chief, Col. Thos. Downing, for the
purpose of paying their respects to ths
President. •
I=l
The celebrated GaLois will case MOW
up again to-day and will occupy aereral
dart.,
ILICCONSTEDCTION AND 11CPZIOLIN Minn.
The Etpress special soya titers is WO
authority . for saying the Supreme Cour
will not touch upon the constitntionaliq
of the reconstruction acts in the decision
upon the licArdlecase.'
Tirs co:writ-Lenox mr.L.
A special to the New.Tork Commercial
says it Is believed the President will veto
the anti-contraction bill.
FORTIETH CONGRESS
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WAsancirroy, Jkn. 2909614
DIEBEEEI
A cetommticatlon from the President,
enclosing the report of from.
Secretary o.
State relative to the pumbeise of Alaska.
ens• referred to tharomign Committee
Resolutions of tee Colorado Legisla
ture praying :du admission as aState
were referred to the Committee on Ter
•
Mr. TRUMBllfilk.from the Judiciary
Committee:. reported adversely on the
bill to abolish the District Court for the
Eastern District of Texas. .
Mr. iTtrf itnadoold a bill guant
ing public lands for tin. construction of a
ratiroadtrorn Enrwstavilla, Nebraska, to
intersect th e Union Pacific grad. Re
ferred to Land Committee.
Md IsIiTHOXY introduced a joint
Insolation for tote publication of the m.d..
lasi and 111111tica1 istoryof am rebellion,
will statistics of tbelProvost Marsha.
Burnam R•ferred. •
bill nu
thoilzing then:de of nitblie lauds in Ala
bams.• Rebored to Una Committee.
Demotion of Mr. GRIM 38, the Ben
ate took tip the bill for the ma* of iron- I
clads. lie said the (Navel flomniittee
propmed to amend thiS bill by providing
for the retention of theme dr the Dictator.
Nalamesca Ana ? t rio classes, nineteen '
In all, leaving t Aare •to be sold.
The amendment was adopted, and the
bill after some anteadmont In details was
peeved.
Mr. ANTHO.NY wished wrote On the
air. A3Pristrn n
respointion to print teri ibentssnot copies
of the Reports in the Shustoes affair. but,
at the (endows of Ms. HENDRICKS it
was postponed:..„ ,
Mr. MORRILL, Maine, from tho Com
mittee of Conference. made& report on
the bill to supply deficiencies in expenses
of Resoustruction heel Adopted.
Mr. WILLIAMS introduced a bill
targeting a Natleind Bureau of lasuranos:
At the expiration oflthowsiresing hour
the Supplessunarir
was taken op
Mr. POMEROY 'replied at length to
Mr. Doolittle, against the latter's amend
moot He defended the Constitutional
amendments, and donned the majesty
of the law should be vindicated by at 1
lead the leader of the rebellion. Ile
clamed with a cheerful resume of thereon ,
dittos of the South, eight of that= Stater
of which be bellevedwould be represent-.,
WI here In November..
Mr. 13UCRAILKW spoke in eppoaltion' l
In- the course of his remark's )Ir.
BIICKALEW quoted from Mr. Mor
ton's and Mr. Trumbull's” speeches
the assertion that, In every Southern
State, except two, the number, of white
votersexceeded Untof thecolored voters,
and then referred to the Tesbune and
World almanacs and other authorities to
show that in
Florida and South Carolina the black
vote exceeded the white, while In Geor
gia it was about equal.
SILERMAN asked whether that
was notesturod by the fact that the white
citizens refused to register?
Mr: BUCKALEW said that .was not
the point be was arguing, and went en
toner that only In Arkansas walk there
such a preponderance of white registra
tion that an dection,would certainly be
determined by the white nice. He there.
fora held thsthetweim the full registne
lion of the black vote and the partial
disfranchisement of the white, negro
" rr7 ti a rIEIIMAN Bald thele res ult
waa the
eoen
etruction ant supported by first
him disfran
chised no Whites, and he had always re
gretted that any MID was prevented
from voting, being convinced that _wises
suffrage was extended-to all negross it
should have been extended to all the
whites. livery Republican in the Senate
had voted for a proposition to enfran
chise every male citizen in the South,
but the Democratic members of the
House united with the majority of Re
publican member. in yellers down that
literal proposition, or martins to,
political teeth* to prevent • Vete;
thus fordog - Cangress to the adopticia
alit ad es It was pissed. - After reciting
the subsequent action, of Congress, be
said that but for that combination 1..
tweed the Damoirista and a portion of
tha ftepntalCarare there doubtless would'
be.. a majority of white enters In the..
States. if, - however, they, choose to
forego - gegistratlon, r ather than to bare ,
It wnhatt wegunes. It was not thereon of
PITYSBURGH. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1868.
Congresse. and they could not c•ompinin.
, There was no doubt they could step for
ward in every State, even in South Car.
Mina, in view of their euporier intelli
gence and capacity far politics, and ceo.
trot the majerity at any time. ,
Mr. BITCKALEW aald the point he
tuella could pot be covered by words.
The question or responsibility fbr the
pets •t the period referred to by the Sen
ator was discussed fully at tho time.
Whatever differences there were in the
ranks of the majority, the Democratic
membSta had agreed all their propoei
liens.' Ile bad• told them then ell they
had to do was to join the Detnoer i tie
party In rejecting Wu amendment, lit.
the idea wee to pieta' the Houes ilt
end hold the minority reepone 'l.
In some •way. True, the ,Senator • ad
then opposed • disfranchlsemeur, eat
afterwards yielded to the dictation
of the master of the Homo, as others.
had done before and sines disfranckiee:
moot had been created by. the political
majority. They had been told by Mr,
Stevens the dietranchisement bill would
only disfranchise PiZ to ten thousand.
The Senator from Indiana now called it
fifty thousand. He (Mr. Buckelew) had
beeo laughed at far estimating Hat sixty
thousand at first, but it was at leaatterjo
huridrid thousand, as it could bo won
from the census and other return's that
was the number of persons who did not
appear at the registratiou. He read Inc
act in question and said the act of March
=I left the
! matter in. the same
condition, and the net of July was'
alleged to be simply declaratory!
of existing laws. Ile read from a cacti
her used at the Southern elections a list
of persons disfranchised, eaying magis
trates,. constables, end elen militia ollb.
Men are distranchsed nu er the provis
ion to exclude nil State *dicers concerned
in the execution of State law.. This, be
said, would exclude more conetablea
alone than the whole number of disfran
chised according to Mr. Morten's esti.:
mate. He replied affirmatively to a
question by Mr. Edmunds, whether
Pennitylvamaiconetebles were obliged to
take the oath:
Mr. IIIeIiDRICKS asserted all civil
officers were excluded,whether they had
taken the oath or not. .. • • .
Mr. CONKLING Sala. that It had been.
toned that in Virginia - and elsewhere
ante holden had dispensed with taklMe
any oath for the purpose or having im
munity in that respect, and the law
having been evaded in that way, Con
gress had changed. the law to meet that
ease. s .
Mr. HENDRICK'S said at all eVente it
was made finally to go to the exel settee
0 f 347.rT5M . 17 h AI fhlYnrosat taken an
n t
ttn: oath.
-
stitution of 1753 the requirements of an
oath "ttg!he taken by the Executive tad
Judiciary State officers. .
Mr. EDMUNDS referred to the spin
ion ot the Attorney General epecitying
the classes excluded, and said that to he
...State officer a man must have been ap
pointed by a State. not by a township.
Mr. BUCKALEW reiterated that curl,
dames were diefrandhleed. Ho then
went on to combat the portion of thear•
gument of Mr. Morton not answered by
Mr. Johnson. He understood the
guarantee by the constitution of repub
limn .forms of government to State, - to
be a gaarardee in their favor and not
against them, and he argued it was for
the purpose of protection from
invasion .or insurrection and se
curtly of a republican . form o'
goverement, either that odginal:y eV
militated, whether amended or not, or
! one establuthed by the people of the
State. This power wee not to create or
establish, but simply to preserve. 1.:._
did not justify reconstruction on the
present plan, or as a substitute for the
war power, ale had beenclaimed, but did
imocee upon Cengras the clear duty et
recognizing goyernmentethere that are
republican imform. It did not authorize
the dictation or provision of fuudamonne
law,. or Venetitution, which was at
tempted by this legislation. 'mitred
of guaranteeing. a republican Mena of
government,, the recotistructionj laws
subverted it and seeded' that ' prin.
ciple, and sought to! overthrew Gismo
It was an insult to common SellPe to to),
them republican forms of goiernment.
They were in reality military dictator
ships, bring - Mg them down to. the level
of republics that had - long ago- fallen.
Could republican forms of governinee:
he maintained by the rule of the bayone
over all the rights of person and i.rotor•
ancrashing out the dearem rives guar
teed by their fathers, Sapp y
aswar
of races shoe4d arise. They mined vote
men and money to meet that rustle •14
thing, until even a More despotic system
Sas established. Ile appealed to
them to pause In their tours.
If they did not, no One could
doubt their motives were to retain Hole
unjust share of power in the nation.
This tegislatien was intended as!• guar
antee to themselves and against the peo•
pie, so that they could hold It de pits thr
Constitution they trampled under blot
- In the face! of all 'history, which cote
derimed their course. Itedenied liiat Orr
Presidia had any more right, or under
ordinary circumstances mpre *slums
than Cnegreen to set up a State govern.
went at the close of the war. Ile pad cer
tainly powers In eatabllshiug provisional
governments, hut could net Interfere
Nether with their governsdwithent
submitting the question to a eta of the
people. The Preeident in it st polity of
! reconstruction did . not i pees any
teems. !The! itscretary of S ti 'merely
! woolens advisatoty letter t those emir
gaged Inreeestatructlson, setting forth
what wadi be egreeeblelo °thee lit ate..
The Preeldent left It all to peel people
themselves,. which he argued was the
only oonetitritional WW.r.f . forming •con •
stitution. • — lele -Mid' the tenventieue of
delegates elected by the people could
form - rigid colittlultions wittiest sear.
mission - to ' the 'people, - Citing the
preeentConatitution •of Penney!
swain and' the! !Foamed ' Constitution
of 1737 as instance" 1.11 point. The Sena
tor from Massacrhu.setta (Mr. Wilson)
had told the powers of • hell•bouid net
prevail against the reconstruct los _meta •
um. if she infernal powers , took any
interest in this Government, doubtless
they would not . try to prevail, against
thernrbith If ' they tai Ilya Many at all,
woubi.eympa with the
. autkuns of
those measures. tblee i (Laughter). -
At the cenalualen of Mr. Buckal tor' s
remarks. Mr. Cettgin secured the floor
'and the Serutte tidy °allied..
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HbUSE OF REPREVENTATIYES,
• Mr. MIMS' reperted back' the hit
coneersing the rights of Americas esti,
iL,115 SS already jirtritid. -
Mr. SPALDING gave notice of {lll
Amendment striking out the viewer , eu-.
thorizing the ProMdeat to retaliate do.,
inserting lusteadthe werdu—"lt shall I e
'deemed a Jost muse of war." •
Mr. WlLSONlavenotlepolatismand
meta bathe SITE emotion, by stritiina out
the , amentia.Pmbich heya been Ideated
upon and menteireed by the frovern
merdiptehe United Ithattea.", ,
Mr. -131410M3 explained and Mippiatra
the. bill at length, and air the expiration
of time morning &dor it went 'over tlll
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Mr. CANANAUGH,of Montana, :lei
tarring to the remarks of Mr. Clarke, of
:Kansas, last Jatondey, as to the denial ef
suffrage to colored people/ WI nontaria,
wild h01...d rece4ed a telegraphic dis
patch from the Verner of the Territo
n,'.ititinie •• Slat :-Congress( had Wed
o t i
. M-r.JOII IN god leave to 'otter ii"
resolution ins the •Judicione
Committee ts In iro .whedurr ltla in
the power of to prevent the Ins
migration of Ctdoe.• and other inferior
mom teeth's wintry; also; whether the
Civil Rights act and proposed amend
ment to the Constitution •conforred the
rights of rut eisahlp, including auffrsgo,
on Chinese.' • - . _
Mr. PILE oblected to the molt:Won its
p burlesque on bowmen aeon,. - ' •
On motion of AtrMWERSOLL, his
bill for the addttional loom of forty-five
mallow% eflegaltendaratras ordered to
Imprinted. - • ~
After ' Boma emerge by Mame,
WASHBURN E and PRELPai theCon
femoral report era@ agreed to. '• ,
Ms. JIIOD introduced a bill to regultdo
the appraisement and. inspection of im
ports. ;Inferred to Committee on Coin.
mama '
The House proceeded to 'the 'consider.
atlon of the bid which' declares forfeited
to the United States certain lands grant.
ed to aid in thooonstroction-of ralaila
in Alabama, hileabseoppl, Lot:Helena and
Florida.' - • y,„iie,
Mn. LAWRENCE, of-OhlWrrre en-
doe of an amendnient restricting the sale
of lends by milked companlottoquartor
sootier:titer swing settlers . ease and for
not more Rumen. dollar and a quarter
per aerie.
The hawse dtsctuniod .at length and
went ever till to-morrow.
Mr. J OHNSON Introduced a joint owe
powerdeclaratory of..,,tha rights and
powers of the Federal awl State govern
ment. and of the rights of citizenship,
Referred to Judiciary Committee. •..
- ThesPELKER presented a : oomnm- •
nlcatlem from t h e Secede:7 of the Trots- •
airy, with report of the amount of United
I. Males 10-40 .bonds Issued or disposed a
by the Tresilinry Department since the
lot of October, 1 . 1367.. Referred to .. Com
relttme-oci 'Ways and Maano. ' A'
Ailic., a coMmunlditicro. from the Soo ,
snot Wiusertth • report of the Chief
• bf Engineers, relating MIAs survey of
Pmt. Clinton, Ohio.. .to Corn
' mittee on Cep:mere"; - -•• -•• • •
,EMO EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK M
FROM EUROPE.
Continued Fenian Troubles.
Particulars of the Attack on
Martell° Tower.
Arrest of an American F enix
Train Lecturing in Ireland.
Ile hn4 Overflowing- Ilmitheei.
Peace with America Advised.
Critical Condition of Itial*.
Secret Mission from United dtiliei
Meeting of Romsn Oatb olio Cinumif,
1
French Ar my Bal Disousted
New Yrees Law Consider:eat
Treaty wl la United Elates Rattled
by Depinark.
Prussia and the Roman Questltrn
Carl fel;nri la Prussia ors Viii
Sp . e chti litlief ion.
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•
Ltly 're:of/rapt to the PlUsbargh Basett. t.
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TEAR , zEcruitise IN 1111 LAND.
' LoNnoN, January 20.—George Fran*
Train k delivering lectures In Cork. Dal,
American -and 'limb 9ultiecta. Re .1e
very popular with the Irkin people shd;
hie houses are Jammed. ,
eviden,e of Shaw, who turned 117.1
!ormer and ide4tilled Barrett as 1.1301
Clerkstmell criminal; Is' lienerally dis r ,
credited. L:'
snrron TINLD TOR ;
Alexander M. Sullivan, editor of tiiel
Dublin Nutten, who was arrested (Uri
tenting seditious, articles and rer put
tlc Mating. in funs rat re remonlA itittonoi•
or !he Manchester martyrs, iktibloughi
up at Dublin Yesterday for a prelhititart
'exam:nation. The ;Sidenoe was of a
nature tu jrtiry the In boldiag the
priarmerfor trial.
TINIAN TRIAIA 11.1010IXD.•
LONDON, Jan. .—The ; appeal of man- .
set for the defect. , for a removal of the
trials of the Feniana Burke and Casey
London has been sticoeasfol. The Court
decided to grant the motion for the
move], and the trials rill commence at;
an early day.
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Lowno::, January
llitlonnt particulars of the assault on:
Martell* Tower at Dungannon, on Iron
day night, ore reveived. After receiving
the first tiro-of the garrison, the altack 7 i',
lag party ri4irtxl, but did not lease the
field. They , , waked until their nutnbenil
were LargelY-inereased from the crowds
who 'seemed Doer at hand, and again:
advanced upou the Tower, beginning;
with a general discharge of gte-arms, ley
which some oftho - garrison were wound.
ed, When the assailants had almost
reached Liao foot of the tower, the troops'
t
again fired and two men were 'seen
roll. Thecrovrri thin fell back and dia.l
appeared In the darkness. Tha two:nen:
shot srerrearrfed . off by their companions!
end it is not known whether 'they ware'
emended or killed. The affair haaraueedl
gisat•aitataaaant In Wert ford lounty,l
ea arrests have. yet . . barn made, butt
the (7:nuernraunt is, using every mean. tai
discover the leedara of the assault.
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Losonx, January 211.-7411ner-Giblon;l
leading member of 'PorLiameat, is al
npeeeh at Aston, declared peace most bI
preserved between Epttland and Amer.l
it, Other Cabitteta would sooneetPlhowal
aow itt power an either,elde the y
A.ti tin, aod thine ,Cahkneta would pot'
ine s plodged to thn polley or Ixiond bY,
the wards of either Lord Stanloy or Seri
rotary Seward. . •
AUSMICLOCFLNIAN nnncarro.
Thoriout Date,, whn le.aettl to be Oti
4 1,,,,,hYizFanlart, has beeti arreated ou
charge or treason.' It le alieged be wart i.
en:learned in the plot for the ottani. on;
Woolitleh arsiontorbleh was diteoveritiL
oad'iruntrated toy the police..
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PAIII9, January 29.—The bill for the
reorganization of tho army laving peened
the Corps Louislotif, it came' before the
Senate tide wash and gave rise to an in,
tereeting illieuelslon. ' It, Chevalier, in e
powerfin speech, opihsed the bill. Ito
took strong grounds and argued against
the mesnure. FrsnCe should maintain
close relation! `with the neighboring Ems
ropesn Power., alio( whom should want
to'resist the Empire of Ronnie and thil
ftephblle of America, nattotul who, In the
y
1 extraordinary growth of their tarrito i
I power and ambition, threatened toh
'
sbadoirtheworld. %torahs] itell,speakfo
for the government, supported the bill:
He replied to the arguments holed', the:.
bill by Id. Chevalier, declaring. the:
grounds on which they ranted unteiniblal
kat - or the flare expressed-by Cheialieri
In regard to Ronnie, I they were absurd.l
Snob risTai were refuted by every eyelet:
In
th e
hislory of Europealnco the war lo'
the The debate ' ended yesterday:
evening, when tboblirpestod. - I
nosealv CATHOLIC COUNCIL. • I
• . Pants, .Tan,eary 19.—lit In now corfeld
sired -certain the General Council eof th e
Roman Catholic Chrwch,preparittionefn
the calling of which were some time !tined
Intruettal by the Pope to a ispeclalcorn.:
'Omission of seven Cardinale, will asnemi
blunt Rome In November., I
:erry vitzul LAW,
PARIN, 'January iii—Elrening.—The
bma ou thei new law proposedby the goil
erornent for the regulation . of the press
eeminented In the Corps Leglilatif thld
afternonn. • • e • J
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tali DOMAN 41/14TION.
LONDON, January a.1,--'l'ha policy,
moonily adopted by Prutivia on this Roi
mmit lineation, and her agreement wltt
Frannaln thweatitment of that subject,
has (mused surprise, but an, explanatiow
of dila mama Is bound in the fact that in
Mosta/ming the temporal power .of the
I'ope the Pnusalin Govarnment ands
PODDrAll.l3loalli of conciliating its Gattio4
lie autdoctia and • atrengtheribigtts lotin4
unificovcr. Catholic Slates et South her
°MI. CAM. SCUD= ANDIVIM ON A UrFAIAD
El==l
itzamai, Jasuary 29—sErennty.—tion.'
esti Et - Ctiora; she Is on special mission:
trona this United &atm has insioid
this city, and was this afternoon recoly-
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fX,NDITION DECOMINO CILITXLLT.
Lo . tinotr, January Zi.—The
condition of Italy is becoming critical.
Pviis are entsrtabied that acoup 4
arsistib
contOmplated at I. lorence r and it to be-
In Pula tine minions betwm
French and Italian G ivernmente are not
an cordial as they have been. - I . •
• scarr IflllloY num. -rut: ummo
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• I:lona:Ica, January
, N.—The Unite
-
t'airico nawapaper says a special agent
ott te President of the United States has
arrived at Rome on a secret minion to
the Pope, and that he will be supported
by Admiral l'arragut, whose Acct. t+
hourly 'expected at Naples, and whose
ir::,,,
arrival in Rome was looked! or at
an early ' day . The journal giv no
.intermatien as to the character fir object
of the mlaelou upon which the A ricau
agent Is sent.
FLORLIVCZ, January 2.9.—Er'ening.—
The intrigues of the Boarbonisti in Na
plee iire . csiuning touch disquiet there.
ETII/El3
COi!6.1(11A0 as, .Nlllllll7 119 . 7.KArrtg.—
In the 'Lipner House of itinsieg; to-day,
the treat] concluded with the, Unttet
States for the mile of Danish 1361:131
the West, Indies was ratified by
unanhatrus - vote., This. coMplates thn
action in • Denmark In resort to the;
e
t.grook .1102 , r1r wAnicsr
to.unmi„ January —l7.reaing.,--Conl.
anis, 931. American liiimurittem age quiet.
Five•Twentiee, 72. ILlitioia Central, $3l.
Erie, 491. : Atlantic and Great Western
Consolldmei Benin, 22.
.
Faixsronr, January 29—Ereming.,
United Stales Five-Twenties, for . .lssue of
IS/12; 7516-317C1. .
Ltvartroot.,- -Tamura' 29,Evenin'a.--
Cotton; the sales , to-dey reactiali 12,000
bale.; huddling Uganda being quoted at
73@171t1, and °risme at 736e1d. • Entail.
etuffe—Clorn, 441 Pd. Wheat,- lea for
white California; and- 14a Cd for No."
Milwaukee . red. Barley, fisigd.
3a 11d, Peas, 40s Sd. Flour, .37a CI
Provisions—Beef, 120$. Pork, 47e. Lard,
52.. (new, 52e ed. Boron, 49a. ' Pro
duce le unchanged.
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.I...vre . gur, January '—f.'rennip.—Pe
troleum sellnig at 12} flaunt par on,
hundred kilogrammes.
SOUTHERN STATES. 7
Si Teiesrirak to the t ttHLo,ZL Oseotti
VIERAISI/4
RICII.X0:1D, January 2`J.—The toucan-
Goa adopted a resolution asking Gen.
Schofield In allow "voter* to 'register
whereeer they may resident the ;time of
election. A member Raid the bcoolution
was unnecessary; as General Scitotileid
would noon Lune an order fora new reg-
Istration. During the debate a Conserva
tive used the words "That infamous
tyrant. Congress." Some confusion fol
lowed, several members eisitolug that
the words Were disorderly. The .goes.
lionwas left mottled by the, order of
the day coming up.
A member demanded the ex prilition of
the reporter of the Dispatch on Sticoust
of a statement made in that paper. The
motion wan decided not in ortier
At the afternoon ailesion mach ! excite.
went Was canned on the Republican aide
by one of the' membera calling. another
`tr--; , --d Chains were caught
up, but the interpositioa. of members
stopped the difficulty., The day, apart
from these !interruptions, was spent in
discuie.ng taxation. .
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ATLANTA, January 19.—Fl ye addl.
,i onai seYnour o. the TSUI of I Alights
ere • adopted by the Conyention
-day. Teration is to be ad. roferroi
s
d tualform On alLproperty taxed. The
1 It tar in not to exceed one dollar and
4 exeluilvely for educational ptitperas.
he twenty-fourth • eviction reads re
allows. "The foetal .tat. of the citlree
ebal I never be the sublenforThil lidlitton."
The relief bill war matle"the' special
order for Friday.
. .
A circular, iffued !o•day by tieneral,
hleade, rays many. lttynlriea by letter
and otherwise have been trkede Co the
Commanding General as to the' proper
cooetroction of the ordinance legalized
by him in general orders, and mays be
has no leisure, net Is it his province, hi
answer. The ordinances, as enforced by
Ma orders, are to be deemed a part or the
laws of the' Shaw In watch they were re
spectively 'adapted and ,00nstrued, end
enforced ti. the courts areordlogly.
There was quite a snow sterna today. _
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Ramnuer, January ..--1111, Conven
tion was mainly occupied today in tits
claming the roport of the Committee fur
the roller 01 the proplo, rghe ordinance
relented remove. tho juriadictleo of all
State Count; in manors of contract or
debt and stispenda all jiulgmenta ex..
rations and process for this. octllociion of
all debt croaton before May, natil
July, 1889, ur until the new Constitntion
and Government's,. Into effect. .11 asks
Gonend Canby to anion* tall ordinance:
Various amendments were prepared, but
no definite'actlonlaken.
A rro:tltion was adopted authorlaintf
the Convoittiott to. eftae.t.a loss of tan
tbotisantT dollars. to pay Ike mileage of
membars.
sOurg CAROLINA.
enaniturros, January r. —ln the
Convention today a reaolutlon .atha • In
troduced far thle parallax, by the State.of
all lands forced on the ruarkst,*an to be
sold to Lethal settlers ;' also ptayittiCou
grow te appropriate th•Arollectud cotton
tax oflouth Carolina, s3,oo.QuO, • for pur
,thaaing land to be soltt to tht,poor.
Ast,ordtuanoe provldhag tar Sazattlott
for payment of the expenses of the Coo,
Tendon, *mounting to 11:1,1X0, Rat
passed. .•
The proprielorean . dedttoreof thelfer-
Miry taday were elehuled from (Ix, Con
vention. 'Thla .was done to 'prevent
breaches or the peace and personal • col=
ltalone on the floor. . • •
pea=
New OntaAls ‘ 22.—Article num
ber ninety Mine, u adopted by the Con
ventios,„,dinfrancialsee all maroons who
shall have boon convicted of treason,
pedury, forgery, bribery or other, crime
punishable by Imprisonment at bard
labor, all patapets end marmot under in
terdiction, and all leaden, or Officer. of
guerrilisbande during tha late war. The
following are dhrfranchised until after the
first ofJenuaryl37ll: All persons who, be
fore the first of June, hal; held the °Mae
of yloe Prodding, lisannary of fitele,Seo
rotors' of.War,Secretary et the Interior;
-Secretary of the -Treasury, Postmaster
General, or Attorney General of the
Untied Brats, Ditdomatle *gotta of the
Gaited States; members.-of • Congrese,
Judges of Snoremeteiroult and Distrt
Courts of the United States; Governas
and Lieutenant Governors of thlat State
or other Staten Judges of Courts.' of last
resort Mother Stelm,• members of the
Legislature of -this State slots the
adoption of the'Constltatlon of 1852, who
approved or earoouraged,soosision, aom
reisakasitateilleere Orthe army br nary
of the Unitcd States who at any time mi
med In the late rebellion; presided the
Legislature may by Al vote of two..thirds
of each BOUJIO remove sneltdisability.
On a vote on Me article twentjloolond
delegates 7otoil yea and the same num-
Atticle ninety-nine - prescribes' the oath
to be taken by °Mosta The first para
graph la en tollowa:—III do- solemnly
swear that I accept the civil and political
equality of all men pad agree not to ate
tempt to deprive any person, on account
of voce or color or previous condition, of
any political or olva privilege Or imrana
oily enjoyed by any other class of men.'i
Article one hundred defins treason
agilnetthe Stale, and says no person sit
be °Melded except uPon the thetimony
of two witnesses to-the same act or con%
fission in open court. '
Article one hundred andthnse provides
that the ant Legislature convening un
der this Cotunitution shall auks' special
appropriation for the liquidation of the
debt of this CenVentien vemalning unt
paid or no provided for.
The Convention adapted the 'articlai
under the title Mammal provisions, and
tbenadJoarned. .
, -
The Commissioner of the 'Freedmen's
klareen publishes two important' orders.
proscribin regulations under which
supplies' w ill be furnished - to Plantar*
dunngthe current year, and providing
for the transportation of Vtaidoma to
parishes where employment am be-mt.
Mined Tor them. Suppliesrwill be far
clashed monthly until the swanky no
longer exhita, lint Minos a hew oa crepe
for paymen t. Elubalatence for the helpr
lose and indigent 'will be Issued patted
tously.,
The thermometer is' two'degrees he:
low freeidnit point, and the weather II
the coldest of-ttut lesson. :.
.
JAcKsox,Jannary 21—In theCarmai
tion Ito-day, a preamble and monition
wore offered and reform, that as but
Pur lois l pipers wereptiblialted in the
Ina% sad but Gris lord sigmas maw-
aged journal :WM. will advocate their
principles and unanalilled loyalty to the
Coastitution au& laws, It shall Le
the duty dr the first Legislature
convened under the const itutlon framed
by this ConvOltiott to provide for the
election of ao offiCial printer In melt
CongrenalonstDistkict. count's and mu
and such officer atiall have ell
of the edictal 'prinfing, Including all ail
vertieementa, insert ed in said journals
rates at the to:Le NI by the lair.
The Committee n Destitution report
ed to. ask Congress, to appropriate as
much of the Mn levied on cotton in 1867
In this State ha wf II enable the Freed
men'. Bureaul to supply the actual wants
of citizens of Miaaissippi srittiout regard
to co:or. Thu liesiti:fortnation they have
shows that actual ant wilt exist before
another crop iS gathhered.
• Orderefile bg priitted.
A resolution, woe adopted to appoint a
• Committee of nine 'on the drall. of a con
. stitutlon.
.The Toth or) ye4erday accepting Mr.
•Clreartengnation • a Chairman of the
Comrnitteeen Prim Ing,wiconsidered,
and it was decided not to ..pt It
. by
heavy vote. 1
; WLOIIIDA,
TALL/m.4mi, January • 29.—The CO,
vended Conunittetl on Intermit Improve
ments made ;a report welch, without
reeding ••. was ordered to be printed.
Hrl-.B.llllrigeloadesd a letter detecting
the/fads to reigardio the Florida Rail
road pnrchaning GOvernmetit lands, and
a resolution prohibiting the Legislature
from renewini thd charter of the road,
Which was onlered tb hisprinted and re
ferred to thoCenntitteo on Corporations:
A .potituan pnsented From the
loyal citizen tdSo r ith Florida, on which
no action war 11 , 411 m, asking for SUM,"
scrip, redeems lb .
n hinds, in compd
nation far proprd. taken by Confeder
ate etagere during the war.
A resolutions van passed requiring the
State Treasfireeto lend In a retort of the
money In his Maid I rind hold it minted
to the action ell l i he Convention, and pro
hibiting any of lcont of I die Convention
from drawing any "ends from the Trean•
cry withouta ion/ of the Convention.
A resolution'autborising the bane of
State ncrip forlel - raying the expenses of
the Conventio reforredlo the Fl•
nonce Committeo. .
• A resointion!wo intro/limed and re
ferred to the Jdfibe cry Committee, pgo
hibiting any diatibetion on account of
color en redivide, eteamhosts or in photos
of public aniuseint/nt er instruction.
The Finance poulimittee wan instructed
•te report regarding the par diem and
mileage of members . and odic/m. .
The Committee on Finance reported
that •Mnanclal; agent bad bad all inter•
view with GoM Moods, who imitrueled
the Conventien to levy dircet taxes, and
offered to assist In its collection if neces
sary. He also lempewered the Coerce
tion•to draw kande for its necessary ex
penses. from the State Treasury, if it
contained any. Ths report was adopted.
An amecdutentt , /, tho rules was offered
expelling 6v v ~ ber guilty of bribery
er intisuldation,sbot the Chair ruled the
motion out of order. •
The Conventiona i dJourned amid meet,
confusion and and oment.
bmoA.Go
. -
Innoyene• Leias ley tem ReesillYfre.
tar rofograah to Ufa r T teuniith tiaratto.l,
enWarm, January 1.
.ti.—Ae far m mu
be Meertalned 1 to-uight the inounance
companion lone Iby l ast night'n Ire no
follows: Chicago . Imp/ales,. $120,000;
Other , compaalt in Illinois, $55,0e1e
Backeyeof Cis eland, /5,000; Western
of Buffalo, $15,000; iMutual and Buffsio
City, /1.5.000 encl . ; Co mmerce of :Albany,
$16,000; Albany ,Cify, $4.000; Springfield.
of Springfield, 1 3.I.B•I4CiIUIPPtIA,
.$1:.',00‘);
Maryland Fire, of Baltimore, $5,00e;
Now England, df.l3..vdon, 13,000; Rome,
of Now Raven, t... ,- ,000; 'Liverpool, $111),-
00Cc Queen, $1.1,00C Liverpool, London
and Globe, i k 2.5,000; PrOVidenr.,
of • Providenc, I$5,000; Naragantat
and Roger lyllintoto s,b,t/UO; „each
Aetna of liartford, $20,00; Conneclicut,
111.1:Xen Phoente and Hartford. sls,Ontl
each; Putnam, Amdrienn and MerthanN
scr.,ooo each; UnderWritera Agency of New
York, $40.000; . Ile me, £31,000; Manhat
tan, $30,000; International, $2.0,,ne0; L.-it
tend and-Hrrennld; $.16,000 eaebr Neeneity,
Phoenix, Ennitablel Citizens and-Vora-
I
era, $lO.OOO each 7: nnox, ' Irving, Em
pire, Amsterdam, Washington, Coo.
tinental and RePub le, ss,Ond each; Acci
dental ad Bt. Louie, $ 6 , 0 b 0 ; Laboom
of Clur:irinstl, gr,OV; Central end Corn
=Mal, $5,001/r cabin -hliatnt . Volley;
Adams, Bern.t t~Tx Realm/us and,
Eureka, WA) • VI:. loons as re
ported thin monti rul moan nearly corroct
as can be saccrininednt. preterit. '
Cntcsoo, Jan nary 29.—Later informg
lion places the IMO° Mtwara, Inatmtnoo
Compardee at SIFJ,COO ann gives the fol
low. i
g looses lti ad to thorn pre
viously reported: Westerll and Itntual
of On [Edo, $.1,1)00 en h; Co pi tot ofA I b.', y,
I ,
w
$.1.000; Homo of .. me Raven, .El
?,nne,
Springfield of Strit gfield, $5 ono; North
A mortcon of ad Iphia, $18.1.00; Corn
Ere-beige. $5 bloc . ..s. o England of Itom
ton, k.. 7, OW; Natio n I, $10,0110; American,
s2.3,tohPbconix of Brooklyn, 1.1:3,04e; Aa
re
lantie, $21,000; Pray' nt•eot Pravidenco,
$7.0(0'; A mericah, $ 2.000 ; Atlantic $lO,-
000• :Etna. of liar C ard, $::11,Oto); Ilan
ford, SB 4 OOO ; }f ere Into, $21,000; Put
nam and Charter Oak. OA.) earl] ; En
ierwritara /money of New York. $10,000;
Home, $13,00; 111.411 nm, Lorillard and
Intornational, 3:0:Sot each ; floward, $l5,-
OIY ; Soetarite . ,sl, - ,,0f u; •Etrtpire City, Sla
ry; Arnotot:lam, 13 . 5,000; Continental,
KOOO ; North Amer ran, $10,00) ; Arctic,
$:.0,000; American Exchange. $::0,...00 ;
&tn.. 'MOW; lilarket, $11,00; Waal,.
fermi, $40,00; Qu acne, $15,000 ; Liver
pool, London and Globe, 0c4,C00.
lIM 0014 ,INymplalls.
(Ny Tolerrapb to lEa Plitebyryb titiette-
. . .
itenareun, Jen. Ldwacrt beahlll.
who woe idiot by is .fetber yeaterday,
died thin roorrilig. MA father hat been
committed for Ali al . the Criminal
Court.
The Loulnnite trot. laat pheat when
near 3.leXenaie'a Ilurt ran near a man,
cutting off bean' lege and in arm. • The
body was found thin. morning. lie to
supposed to hay - 01.n an employ,-on
the tnla who had bten benumbed lirthe
cold and fallen cdr. •
Creightont o wan nrreetod for
robbing, the exprene - oilice nt Jackson,
Tenn.,•eocen timpani., broke jail 'Mon
day night.' •
STAtEI NEWS
--Geu..Geergo Tette, of Alioona, Loa
Lean appointed D. D. M; of the Ma
sonic district ccinpeseil of the counties'
of Illair,'Betifor .aefl ifuntingdon. J.
King EtcLanahan, Ifollidayshurg,
D. D. 0, ILI'. for tho same district.
_ . . .
—A convention 0 all the Presbyterian
f i .
ch umbels within ~.vizonn ilea of Crawford,
Erie, Warren, j'enengo and Idercer, lel
to be held at Meadville on thn2Stb.• The
convention . la to Omelet of the minister*
and one elder tram l eech 'church, and le l
to held in accdribinee with the reiwen
meadaUen of the Philadelphia Couven.
l
•
—A. porgy el blirglars .bieke Into the
oflL:e of the. Tresaurer of Huntingdon
twunty, and within sledge hammer,' ,
broke open the Safe., Nothing wax taken'
away however, as there was no money
there, all funds bf the eotinty being. de
posited In hank.i . . An attempt was thou
made, by the garde party it Is supposed,
on the lint Redone' Bask of Hunting
don, Out the marauders were frighteod
off.
—1 family. named Boyer, who realde
In the 4tb Ward;. Wirt with a terrible af
fliction list week. Mrs. B. bed poured
some boiling water into a wash tub,
which wan standhig on a' chair, and
whilst, putting to the next room, her
Chile, 14 months l old, attempting to
crawl up to Um tub; 'panel It down and
c o b! re g i l li f a
I ft th e
1 l IT V gh tg a mR
manner- over
that th e
death pat .an end to its aufferings the
following day....-Johnstown Danderot,
•—Per saving weeks a earlon Of
meetings hovel - Ite , a held in tho
Baptist chureb, which . hays re
sulted In the Oylv, g of the church
church, and the 'conversion of upwards
of forty personal to I far. The meetings
will continue every vocalists. The inter
est seems to be increasing and large
numbers are seeking the "One thing
needful." The fleeter, Rev. R. A. Fink,
will be assisted tie week by Her. Bilker
of Altoona. avid - ,lter; Dnmer hoot
Delinagrovo. The fpe of coutlnitatiou
end the coaununlon of the Lord's tinpper
will be .Administered next : Abilene,
Johnstown DentOortti. • ..
-The ether wrlerting a sober citizen of
• • ,
Petroleum Centre. d , reampt that the Ben
niagisall robbery hod burned the g 160,010
.1.0 abeneath thd Farmer's Itallroad
depot. A partytylte et once organized
'''w the urr
c ...
- ".. "
.011 fir
.y Or=
for r thettipormoutieartillng the stamps,
and on the following night, st an mum.
tenable hour this party. mutilating of
sone three or fitur persona and a well
known offlcer ef Petroleum- Centre, pro
m:4W to s suspicious looking apot be
neath the depot and commenced opera
tions.. After hating dog for some time .
**d ant finding la box or A trace of the
boats, the amateur money diggers threw
nictbsi *Pone and the aliernis, and fe
w:Dodge their '4*es, thoroughly "dhl
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
—The frigate Witch usettarrived at New
York yesterday, from Ckinti.
General Sieblos spoke last night at a
large 'meeting to organize a Grant club,
at Trenton, N. J.
—The steamer Austria, from Liver.
Fool on the Pith, arrived at P•. rtland
yesterday morning. •
—Buena cotton factory, et Wappla
ger's near Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
was burnt on Monday. Lose $20.000.
tiouse of the Maine Legislature
yesterday, by one hundred to thirtj.three
voted to repeal the State Constabulary
laws.
—AL Leavenworth. Reuses, Tuesday
night, the wag°s factory of T. R. Clark,
anu two adjoining buildings, stables,
were destroyed by tire. L 0551125,000.
Moderns Ristorl and Mi. Gran ar-
rived at Havana yesterday on theateam
er Eagle, and were received with great
enthusiasm, A 'miens& was given Bin.
tori last night.
Albany, N. Y., ice Academy of
Music, under the management of Mies
Trimble, was burned early Wednesday
morning. • 'Nothing saved and tee Ma
mated at tio,ooo.
The London-754ff describes :' suf
_ ,
Mringind distiess at the trastend of Lon
don as vast and heartrending.,ThenuM
bee ol -persons in receipt of out-doer
relief is upwards of 40,000. - -
.At the Blair county, (Poi' Demo
..
enGle Convention, yestenlay, a resolution
was mimed instructing their delegate. to
the Hutto Convention to vote for the nom , '
'nation of General Ilanoock for the Presi
dency.
—A are in Bushnell, 111.., Tuesday
night, destroyed fifteen frame buildings
nn Main street. Lon about $20,000;
insurance 010,000, all in Illinois compan
lea, except 41,000 in the Enterprise of
Cincinnati.
—Delegates have been elected In Wy
oming county. Pa., to the Republican.
State Convention 01311 resolutions passed
favoring Gen. Grant for".Prealtient and
Mr. Grow for Vice President.
—The rifle's' statement of the Branch
Mint or San Francisco for 1807 shows
the total. deposits .of bullion nineteen
millions and a half, and coinage nineteen
millions three hundred and eighty thou
sand. •
—An informal meeting of authors and
publishers will be held In New York
City tceday, for the purpose of agreeing,
Ifpostable, upon some plan of sedan that
will pave the way for the adoption of an
international copyright law. •
—At Baltimore, yeaterday; five men
- attacked the revenue olllcens In charge
of Wiedel'• Divtillery, on the Bellaire
road. 'One of the edlcerxwas badly hurt
Ths-aavaltants were fired Into, and one,
named Hughes badly wounded. All
were arrested and held for trial.
At Cinctnuetl. yestarlay, the Mock
and store of Glasser Et Brno, wholesale
dralera in cloths add woolen:100de wav
ae xelliby the United StateglMalsksi. As
it the drat case of eebßire far. Invol
untary bankruptcy in that city, it crea
ted ,fulte a sensation inbueinoss circles.
—At Damon, Wednesday forenoon,
there'' was a good de .1 of eiciturtant
among oil dealers in consequence of the
seiztms by internal revenue Ml:leers 01
all the s tenned petroleum in Brat hands
they could find. It will be released only
when It can be proved that the Govern
went tax Mat been paid. The amount
seized Is very large.
—The'Nea Tofic World publishes the
fo lowing telegram from George Francis
T sin, no location givent *January:A—.
I en here, all right. Have had an im
uu tun ovation. "Cepd 3fitle Faith,"
S ke to the poople to-day. Was carried
a Ile on the shopldere of my friends
Ste. I stump Ireland. Derby. quakes,
but Nero not stop me.
"Gamuts Feescie Tawitt." •
—A telegram front the city of Mexico,
dated oesday last, says Porferio Diaz,
Inortet rued to the capital. The Mixt- .
can pa were to be paid fortnightly l
advent. Tee Legislature of Sea Louts
Potosi ad levied a forodd loan , of thirty
themoted dollars upon the merchants,
the pee'meet of *bleb had teen refused
end some of the merchants had been
yrisontel.
—A large delegation of tobacco manu
facturers is - la Washington City to con
sult with the Ways and. Hewn Commit
tee, that Committee having algal Led
willioguses to hear any stetemenet they
might hero to make In relation to the
LIZ' on tobacco. There to exelsiderable
difference in the views of mannfeeturent
and dealers from the east and went as to
what suggestion should be made concern
tug the eta on their businees, with but
little prospect on ler of au agreement.
editors of the Democratic papers
throughout tho State of Michigan are
urging Sao State Central Committee to
call a COI) vention on the Fourth of /darch,
for the nominathur rf a State ticket and
delegaTes to the Notional Democratic
Convention.. They argue in favor of an
early Convention on the ground that
they have no enunciation of nrinmples
twat gram importeat issues of the .cout
ing
. carapeign, no common platform
which is required as the rallying and
starting point for local organizations in
the ?Dote. • .
—The calm of Fiske mid
others versus
the Rock Island Banned came up again
yesterday, in Now York, on a motion by
the defense, under the atatnte of 1789, to
transfer it ,to the United States Circuit
Court, on-the grounds that Mr. Tracy,
one of the defendants, is a resident of
illinoia'and that from the local feeling
against the-.i Company ea Impartial trial
cannot be had in the State Court. The
motion was apposed by the plaintiffs ou
the ground that the fact of one of the de
lemiants• residing la the State render
ed the statute In operative. Medalist=
was reserved. • g •
—'lie annual meeting of the Grand
Army ~f the, Republic for the Depart
ment i•f• Indiana was held in thelienate
Chanelx r rt Indianapolis, yesterday, A.
fair attend' /.» of dale/pans wee present.
The followis, iimacro were elected for
the ensuing grand Commander,
Major General R. 8, Folder; Senior Vice
Grand Onurnander, Major General
Charles Crap; Junior Vice Grand Com.
mender;' Colonel s3oerge Humphreys,
with a grand council of administration of
live officer. Major 0. M. Wilson Was
appointed Adjutant A. resolution en
dorsing General Grant for. next Pres
ident. was adopted.
—Very sad tfdinp hid been recelied
luParin from aimed every part of Prance.
The. trade and manufacture of Lyme
were parallzed by a variety of causes, in
which' the tineeruilisty prevailing 'ea to
the politlesil future had no small sham.
Hunger andrileetatutlen were male goad
havoc among the operatives at Nantes,
Rosen, and Roubaix, and oven- In .Bor.
'deaux, whereuie nalldnesa of the climate
doss away with one cease of suffering,
the destitution w palely manifest. Be
dense are the ihroup of famished emir.
gives that besiege the Hotel , de Ville,.
cintinorlag for bread or employment, / that
the guards had to be disabled-
-20 the Cincinnati Express on the
Hudson Ricer Railroad, which left Heir
York at one o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, reached a point one mile north of
ConawallStallon, it ran one broken rail,
the engine, baggage and smoking care
passing tiler in toasty, but flee passasgm
care ran off amdnat the rocks, tearing
out the cities. They were all Riled with
Angers, fife or six of whom were la.
rad—one badly cut In the forehead and
face, one man . hurt in the back," and
another man hurt la the breast; now of
them seriously. The train was delayed
one hour. The track was soon cleared,
and trains are now running regularly.
—Losses by the lire at Chicago Tuft•
day night are glean as follows: Grigg .t
Co., book eatabilehment,l2Clo,ooo; Ramo.
fold Bro.. hats and eape, P 5,040; Mc-
Dougall, Nicholas &Co., boots and shoes,
$100,00e; Harwood. Cartledge & Honor.,
hardware, $75,000; Schrenfeld & Co
clothiara, $25,000; Flake, Kirtland Co.,
boots and shoos, 115,00 e; Webster, Marsh
,t Co., clothing, $25,000; Seymonr, Carter
it Co. hardware, t0.50.00e; Carson, Pierce
Co., dry goods, $100,001; Frocraan Broth
ers, clothing. $75,000; Burnham AL Cu. .
tictinaeits,' wholesale druggists. $100,000;
Shayer Co.. straw
, goods, S. 15,000; Fore
man. Harris di co. clothiers, $75,000;
Wolfer, Williams it Co bats itad caps,
075,000;o C. N. HilademOn it Co.; boots
and oboes. $125,900. No. 20 Teske street,
and alt from Noe. 31 to 41, on the oppo
site side of the street. are entirely
stroyed. The loss on the hultdin i t will
not he lass than 5500 0 00. oNothi dell ,
alto listraal in regard Co the sur
&nee, but it la understood thatcincliatutal
companies lose heavily. .
#1 der Clar)vtill
lecture at quincy Hall, He. HT
street, Allegheny, Friday night. ,
jact—"lnaltstion en. IndividualPT; or
the man and monkey." The lecture
pi ren undue the auspices of the Soldiers'
Laurin,. Library Association, and, the
proceeds era to be appropriated to the
purchase of book, far the I.4brery. _
C.
NUMBER 125
CITY AND INBUReiI
oeroa•em at —ltucludA.l
=Mt!
Tuesday Morning last 'Ellie .'ticks,
a little girl residing with her Parente in
South Pittsburgh,. died Very isudderaly
and tinder circumstances which rendered
an Investigation by the Corrine': necessa
ry. Coroner Clawson beingnotified of
the fact. impannelled a jury' and 'after
taking the testimony of Zianc:r J. lineks,
the mother of the child, whi it we ap
• pond, adjourned until five o'clock last,,
evening, when a verdict was r a ttrlered. '
The following is the teatime y : of the
mother: ' •
•
Mrs. Nancy J. frocks, s orb—Am•
mother of the deceased chit ..At six
o'clock Monday my child washes wallas ,
she over was. At upper she was caked;
to eat; she said show= net hungry. In,
half an . . hear afterwards I asked ber if
she was nick; the said else felt I.ike vow-,
iting; she was lying at that time on the".
i
floor: In ten minutes thereafter she ocint-i
minced vomiting; she carorpleird of her
head and back hurting her. lietweeM •
the boors of seven o'clock 'in he eyes-I
'ing and two in the morning, she vomited
, fnUe or five times. I did, not think it
worth— while to . sand roe in does
1 her until -, this' Inerning.•
g lWben le
went. Into. .hoc ,roon t . seven
o'clock this morning. Abe caught bold
of my dress, and said something which I I
could not underetaud. *At nine o'clock I i
sent for Dr. Roberts. . I found beret that •
hour as / had laid her down, 1 with the 1
exception of her left arm, which wns out, '
side of the bed, and her right arm over
Isar head. blur looked as though ehe woe
asleep, with the exception of her eyes,, '
which were epee. Thera were no markt,
on her, with the exception of sem. small
purple marks, which were on lur fore.,
heart sod on her left breast. yesterday
afternoon she sold that a littlei girl ha*l
pushed her, whelk al a fel: an d I hurt bey
hack. She bid not been abubdel In . the
house, nod I do nor tblnk elle was hart
outside of the hours.; d . ,
Des DJ. 11. Roberts, at the req eat of the'
Coroner, made a post merle= examine..
non': and yesterday eyeningtestifled that
the child had died of congestion ofthe
brain, produced by a fall Sr Injury tel the
head. The juny rendered a verdict in
accordance, with his statement..
Allogheay foonlY filrff.Olfefel
0160,—Noollogg of Ake 11174 of tlf
realer. •
The hew Board of Directors of the Al
legheny County AgrleultubelSoclety met
at J: R. Reed A Co.'s store, Flith street,
yeaterday at 10 o'clock A. ht., end organ
ized by calling John Young,4r., to tbo
chair and appointing 'William Auderson•
Secrotary. Members present:l Mtwara.
Parke, John Murdoch, Jr., Yonng;Jen
singe, McKee, Matthews, Marton and
Kelly. .
The minutes of the precisedng meet
lag were read and approved, I
• Mr. Parke, from the comntlttee to
which was referred the claims arinst th e
State for the useof theold Pair rounds,
reported that tie bill had been placed In
the bands of Bon. George Wlben, end
would comics the necessary attention.
Messrs. - Murdoch and Belly Mated that
they had Cf 1211•11011 with actin,' mem
bers of the Legislature on the, subject,
but as there were between fifteen and
twenty claims of the same =titre peed
hog it•waa doubtful whether It cquid peso,
but at least 'a
- portion of the dal would
be paid.
James Parke, chairman of the com
mittee on s now charter, reported that no
definite action had been taken in the
matter Ithaca the last meeting- I .
Mr. Morten introduced the shbject of
abortion In. cows, and presented 'seine
important foetal relative to-the, matter.
The subject Is creating oonsidaMtble In
terest In the, minds of dalrymenf i d cat
tle dealer., and in acco-dance th a re
qnset of the New York . State A cult°.
ral Society,' committee was appointed
to Investigate the matter, to which-cent
. Mee Mr. Morton was "added, and-re
quested to bresent his views en the sub
ject to the Society in the fora of a re
port.
On motion, the meeting adjourned- till
the 20th of February. • -
A Me. Listen.
About two year" since a yens • I of
respectable parents, roslillug id th vi
cinity of East Liberty, wax, thrbugh he
influence of Satanaad the sedu c tive arts
of one Samuel Boyd, lured freMthe path
of virtue, and as her seducer .reirtsed to
make the necessary amends fe • his
Mucous conduct, abe m4de an mforttia•
tins, charging him with sedacti n under
prorates of marriage, whersupe bo was
arrested and lodged in jail. The matter
was settled * a marriiiitylintiiiipeara
that Mr. 'Boyd, at the instan ce of his
wends, left his wife and want to the
west, where be remained until *abort
time since, when he came back to see a
sick slater. flaming of bin return kin
wife made en information beforandier ,
man .McMasters against. bila 4ir abut.
ilciamenL 'A:Warrant 'was tgattird, Boyd
arrested, and when brought thM
.to e *oe
he gave bonda In their= of $5,000 to live
with his wife and support herr far five
years. At. the cleats of. the transaction
the wife 'appeared, soda moreMleasant
remnien could scaroely be Imagined
than that which task place theze sad tire
happy pair departed together.. .1'
The action of the Alderman, in this
case, however "agreeable" the: "',.tile-
meat" may seem to the parties- Mini:ern
e& we do not think "according to Mo..
Kinney." Tbe bcind giyen, to Ave with
Ono will ferguespecific term of.riveyrir•
is good for might.. It Ls esstomary, we
bciisvei, for the courttearrange desertion
eases, and to require wads te' b. given
bydellnquant Bertmillate to:sul=heir
wires, but with Alderman a
different rule moms to primal'. {
Popsy'Skop -
dhout twase e!clook . last_n g bt, the
cooper shop of panty qeyar, en Chest-
nut street, in the Fourth ward, Allegtes
ny, naught tire and was totallydtkrayed,
together with its contents., 'TIM alarm
was sounded from box 53,"andtaidwith:
standing the intense cold the 'entlieilnit
department of the city ; ' ruvondal
promptly, but On ilettqUaL oaf wail Of
the tire pings in the Vicinity beMg fro Sen
the firemen were delayed ingening Into
service. The slaughter house of Chris
tian 23rrning, which adjoined the cooper
shop, a o caught fire,: but the Mona
were extinguished before they had Made
much progress. *The sooner-a,b op ,was
but reoendy 'brink the old one baling
been burned down on .the ith; or July
last. 'The loss will be quite heavy, as
them wens great quantity cfdt tools and
machinery lajhe betiding ea : well .as
considerable stock, some of which was
'wed. . A stable adjoinini the:burning
building -ales caught lire but throng
the efforts of the firemen' the lire wee ex
tingulabect before disbanding :oats Much_
•
H iareeder• snits, ! Mae Muslim
'All thine desiring-a nr• lndeU anal
trait will be , at. thalLeademy e
bi•nlirhi to hear litiralsiva Wanted gen
tleman lecture. Mr. Tilton ID sb
and faverithly known to car cilium, that
we anti! deem It necessary to make an
extended notice of his greatt Rid
oratorical; powers.. The jut chums
far We evenlos—"Tbe Aram' WO
man''—ie ooneldered by Mr:Tilton ashy
far the but ever delivered by hlnt,and
everywhere that It has been delivered
the prow and' peeele have spoken of It
with greetnralee. • We look fsr. =toyer.
'flowing bowie. end - these diairiag choice
mats should purchase tickets during the
day at the library Rooms and re early.
The Left WOW .4111eIreedqui._
The friends of .11r.AhtkoayFroyoopi,
who mysteriously disappeared
st Taasday
seeming, Slit fast:, an amount width
w• published some days SWOON be a et.
fared • 'Maud of $5lO for information
of his whereabouts. Air. r. wee rather
secentria in Me manner, and it Is said
frequontly left bents fir severer day's(
It tune without his friends' homing any
knowledge of We whereabouts, and-from
this feet Out little insofety waa emoted on
amount of his diaappearance this time,
but eo long a, time having elm sine*
his departure,. they. Aeons it p dent to
Inlka lams ottort to Had bite.
Espadiation.—Mbot Caroline. Amp, 'of
Tempertmeevill., purchased geode Of
Gault. Joheica, in that' bOrsigh, to the'
',lade. of 1117,98, reprosolatiog that the
wets for her mother. :The MU ire masa
to the moth*/ Who, it appeals, armadillo
tad it, and alleges that she never roookf-,
ed the goods., Jabots= suds oath before
Alderman Meldeatars,oharging I 'Uranus
with obtaining goods under Wins pea.
team. A warrant wai loaned her,..
Alloy filonotet:—The .
cliftix.ot , Alio. ,
ghous will give am_ Itottiboto'
of Om:tells st Julius Bet son OtOt
south tato ,ot Us litlataitud,thts Ottoting.
FOURTH PAGE.— 'CAR* Val Sti! ,
Uto 7olotoftut atr. 1011 5 tltt., act
THE WEEKLY (IZ4Th
STUDIEDLY AID SATURDAY.
• wire.• Octet. TOM 7 Wei
Ulan ef itog clicstagrea4lag =Mary laietadicil
loca yt
se Zatterisic.lct.oiN• 4, bY ThiciTcpbsclil
1411. vadAtd•Buding Xattay Ace MC ralidif:
cad feilluc qd taart liasztelat as6oo Is•
...runt Mutat Reports Om
by W. mam 4i
tau city.. ;34, rancsr. llectincia or itoretw.S
amid es without It.
•
impts roam irIISCLY isernu
711:7 9 ` 1------- ---r
.g.
.97 or P.P. to ta• wow itettlodr
up Na slab: 14tittoas to slabs eta b• Mae •
Say that, St. slab rots. ;
Atm= ,143 1101LOCS.WL-4.1.
*Motes yea!
Vaiftr. Da - liars aa4 Osaltr w➢aa Idiftaft rft
.eat. ft 44 Dna a If kftftday ofteDft braab.
anftars hirlak bat as =Zit a Inst. • - -
WPM** , br Draft, Drprora, mow Ordhaqi -
or ft Baainar6d Lefton, saft Da Vaal Magni*
Addreft. OA2LIeTTP.,
. ; • PITTODUTDID. Palle* -
MARRIED.
116111-;n'AILIII.-0a Tuna.lay. Jauntily 2111gla
INS, by Ink Re, J. P. Pnrtbnan. Anti:l7L C.
WEAR 1.1111 MARY It.. danallter of COlOlllll6
W. Inttb : , both ot.bileinto Clot. Nobabdo.
I=ll
=
'A' , ;71; 1 4`,. '
• •
The Amaral will take Olken from Ithr litn redo
am (sally:era regmettslly !netted to attesid.
.1)0U01 . ../0.9.—O is
n odorsday. JanCrr 2211 . 4
ARd li.,Vrlts. or J saes 1 , 00,115, In the thirty.
ss
cond rime other se,.
Toneraflrsts the ~:,deans orlt
I.er linshand,
btatlon., Penna. H. „
Jsonsryl3.2th....t 2 attack r... The Irked. og
the lasi ty,•re respeetrolir Invited to ahead. - . • -
-Ini/ERTAKERS
. - -- -- -
L.EIL, EN, UN pEIiTAELLit,
No, Idea round Bina, Pittsburgh.:
_Pa. id
cornlNdl: ar' /dads:aunts, ux.ov ~a il
teen deldriptlas of Ventral. Yezidahiar thiddid
furalsbedi Biro= *pea dai and itigh , . amid
sad Carriages' funalabed.
Rarruairdaa.vitav, David Kerr; V. 15.,11.•
M. W. dideladi.. D. D., Thomas twin'. aigi. •
•
CLIdLigLES k PEELIL'E ,, , Under.
TA litus 'AND LIVERY RTASLES, eilfl.ll
of SandßAl i!reet'arld Cluiret synms,ken.:
RV ERT. - Illbere lEalr COFEJE ROOMS MS
naatly evjalled "nib nal end Inflation N 084.,
wool, MalLegmly WAlsavt• Cedlat. r n
ig
varying p6iii SI toll* ..11•41sa
tenions.l4 }Lands and Caring. "furRIA•4I
al.; RRl,Hlfaßnalsr Soed4ItYpISRYS4'
Odin ilt l agyrs, day and aIEII. •
— OD TT. RuDNIET. 11:11kder.'
Oti
TAUS AND Enolnese. So. ti WO St..
Allegheny, sod No. So Diamond IWO., (b?
Ohn lidos Brogi.,) keepaAlways des bog OA
Doti IGW. Owewod. SOlnat and tenitalteez
Hceeweid Cotbss. Walnut CORO, filo OS K . ...
wogs. Shooed Corinne= upwards: all Obit
Coffins in*oreertlon. Cherelages esnegAleanogg
turnlshepet low roe. Coo. 91...; emir
sad fegessing Ithmished creels. OgloOlpen Of
and nhl l, lh ; ; • • • •
RDWAIIEI CZAMNIECHT, 'yak
DZI#MSZ B. Wins, No. fee Ohio Noah.
Allegbany., Meta Mo. Beronw4 and other Colo
orlt4 nun:4olOn stoeiclfooernl Paxpl.lier
Goods. Ole 11.'4 .4 fornlined k.n.ewaonoli4e.
no !Dwane Oda..
.15‘10 and Um, 00Wµ0.
0.
of Cm 11.1141.• Ihreete.
Isom. •
anfOnfhii, ae.;•
FOB RENT.
FOR IDENT,Two three-Meer
11111 Ck DWE.4411441 11013113, 11 ...111.4
Waakligtes atraat. laquLas at 401171
1 ( 0 WE L. R,E AT— OFITCES 411111 .
weirs ts th• ni*s.ll4lllANlrriNl , arr .
EayetmeMarinisEmlf,SELlFlLETT IBTEEET.,
corner at!Earrisaa alle. Icesedlata persessleni
'Hen.' far terms. Se.. - apply nt THE ELIE.'
,
T 3 IL3PT,The Fourth Fnd half,
or Tallitl irrexiirs is* birtillie;
No.us Elbeifyr ittreet... Ynvalre oft. 1114.
FOR VlENV.—Sevevid tinfi, I surigiw ,
BOOS 3 la tie OAZLTTE BITILDING,prUIg
good eat IG, bad. Apply at enee'it the
GAZIVITZ COUNTING NOON.'
To LET=A large and aubstak.
tlal WP►RLIIOIIax..a Wa , eratrait.
{ducat. !East aodirw. POSIKSWIS CVOS*
April Ittn Empire or,GXO.' A. =UM Clik_
FOE SALE
poll *ALE—Mika, Torsi deatraw'
lle EII:MUM/6 HORSE. X. Ell talikaas.4
.treat. allagajas CUT. ..utalotag alma nartas s.
gas la eayi moat; Anlsta:4 atm. bath loos., bat
.4 cold **Uri..titre 4114ats, artal"bouss sad'
asleadig ullar, trig also at No. 1.21 POOP IT..
11ttalm •
F OR E—A very delibrable,
three-story , BRICE. noun. nearly' 31.1.7 r:
,pressmi iftek haat. ssnrbla mantles: iras sal
' watt, tekrfragbout; Imam, costal. man maroon
and Antalya. garret, No. 14 ELM ITILT.T, nor .
"Fyn., fllxtb ward.' ressauteet trosit
111111. 204a1te at the hone. •, • .
FOR lIALZ--FLOMDA isANOOs '
.
—Wearer for *ale Atraa . f tens,py • • A
'oh* trast,.. Sleet .111 miles above the ell , et Ape.
Isahleoth7Tbalind le havered rod ender .
tleatleu. lad t. ansurahased tor debiting'/then:
sad prod nettienen. at Southern atavism, shah
sugar ewe; roan, rtes, sweet hotatake at *r
ues treeet'with eaperlor %rasing rash:title awl
sable& hers. on the pl.. ntlanes. .1 4 he baler
yellow pita sinner in en:endears, with drst cna.
water pose:, ler elm .111.. with &tont of Trani
enmesh hat stessabeets I. run hostriir lase Char
river, .hOl . O ICCAII •b• loaded tato large ieeeele
and ehlpped berth. there are ten geed Anna
h sews en the hrewlees. The viscose Wheel:4
with ha, in., duck, and . UN
k tads of iianr-Isear, deer. tertiii;eaalt,
The .sueti7 le anneal,' tree front those ill-select;
engendered brintinnsUettlinenree parealent
la the heath.: Wendt sell this land aSibtleer.
price ofsi.do per sere..,. :
.
AU. sena et Meal sail, wholly' aniseed.'
e 4 eerered ell!. the fined althea pleeilaileee. -
with eeeripa*lley edgewise dealt, lielltslat*
dreams to ice the healed let* the Area . -
Lisette. ate. Site atet - maleed. Prteft Jfeadi
. Alee,-1140110 ecM latleeegle, at Oleo. thee )0
. r.i .firriker fat nrotba rood . or call lei. our
Sestlman Laud Clrenlat. SILL 1111.14TV0.X.
Mtallstate .4 in.rih. atom: r4iii.ith,
volt' alum and' Lc* oat.
rorniier.lisabsttsa sad Adams *wpm*
star rmaiii. Tie:wt.!. Lot br ha{._
Um. tract., essmardneio4l•l . llll4t rood 10114
woH facrit*L: nesse sedLot enaSinsldlosisr:
11141.01 ktrsat. Lot.n. blr,
Mt: team asatains 1ta 0 ..11.14 maims 111100
food Irsteiss4 -.l4:••••ArdiSon
flosses gist Lot Ingosd lassalcs .) k. Lends! stsh.
1111521 C 0.., Bartz .Le. pear_ Chilsnal,,
vottomir. t p-nonsiseALT
uowihrol Unary ad Ego Staill011•11.
ass 1•10. L! NOB= th.C.DArnit
MILL 141)Bagi. ow. • Luta a DaAudirr
HOSSlie, tkreiCIILAVIC MAIM; . tsrtirelltale
MAILIMIIIIT • am:az ow lb*. ,gobres..
boillitinefooliosestsisrladoe.
Fos .
saltlads &fend of K. 'banes: eat TWO.' .
HORSE VA ON "us. • m.ta.. 14.84746
NUS, labirly IT; Laya.tr .t e st th• PE.1427.,1N
pIE Ir
•' -
11. B WATCH
,
re 4 9 " 1 ‘G A ri;MPT, B PCSFP,." ,
. .
/or sale by lb , . Agents, _
tytrritriLsimt itcuipmr.
srEcOci.xP. - • ;
• 0.1? ALL.Z/i/X6 r
'66 titre
G orToyr ppIICENtERTEI:
awr *ter ear,4tac t l
worts
CLOMP. •
ousnicum, visnxes. .
- Ana OVS.7.OOATLarO6,
widak,irt Nwastoartai la 'tie Wan May),
rally sa,riaa um. Lfl Tamil 011716fLZD ' Or
TilUa orAllont. Call *ad ...tap stoat. a,.#
11.8111T0,11ereltiant Talkfil
„ woo :i nfl ux wir., denier iwt
11/ 011 F!T 431 ,* „ .
Merchutt
coy. >ezin sind,Pt. ClairAtrelliat
- iiITSBUISH. PA
$5OO REWARD Z
remsr4 will Ito said lir tuforautliks
that mil sod totttellmorery aat wherraboolt or •
ANTHONY
3 . 1%t0 Woe AM
rnD you* ot oire ; about lir* t t
Atoning: r. Mit Itst. itstrortilott sort; .13.1%. " t e M (t
_ 14, 1' •
inc. * flart outlaws o•MOn....rhe r_
141 i=rr . orttlAtti , irgle 131 , d
Figt V n
^i PAiWTDntetoanniyAL
TErtUi_LuitrisDkriMillfilnkt
I 10. VOn. ire rieat
taistaati; Ain eiOink... Ladles' gi4
Lloott.tritr :iorki.
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