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FROG -.VIABU/NW:CON.'
im r ieachment Court 'lutes.
Discussed in the Setude.
Honge Impachinent Articles
Report of the Committee
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WAstEINOTON, Feb. A isez.
HOSE OF . REPRESENTATIVES.
TICLFA OF issersennix3er.
At me quarter past two cidock Mr.
BOUTWELL, Clunrmin'of the Select
Committee, presented 'Articles of Im
peachment agulnut the President. of the
United Statem, which were thereupon
read by the Cleric, an P,llowig:
.dirades Exhibited by tit HCtere oip
. resentatives of the United Yates , , in lie
.ante of themselves and ell the People
of the United Slate; against Andrew
Johnsen. President of the CnitedStedes,
":as the Maintenance mod Support of their
-Untneneloment agetrust llmafor H79k
- armee an Misdemeanors to Office.
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licitata Lhat said 'Andrew John.
soft;
day o f
of the Uninal States, on
b i
the 21st day of February, In the year o
our Lard ono thousand eight hundred
andala - tpeWitost Washington, in th
District of Columbia, unmindful of th
high duties of his office, of its. oath o
'office, and of the requirements of t I
Ontstitution that he should take care,
that the lawn be faithfully executtd, did
touserfully. and In violation of the Con
stitution and laws of the United States,
-Lotto an order, in writing, for the romo
-sal of . Edwin 11., Stanton from the
office or . Secretary for the Depart
. anent of War, - hold Edwin 4. Stanton
baying, been theretofore duly appointed
and commisS I
ioned by and with the con-
sent of the !Senate of the_United Stater '
as such Secretary, and said Andrew -
.John Son. President of the United States,
san titter-llt dsy of August, in the year of
our Lord, 1367, and during the recess of
"the said Senate, baying suspended by
Lis ordefEdwin M. Stanton from office,
and within twenty, days alter the tinst,
day of the next mootin r of said Senate,
On the 32W day .of . December, in
the year. of our Lord aforesaid,
having reported to mid Senate
such suspension, with the evi
dence ' end reagens tor his action in
the 'case; In the name of the person
dsignated to perform the duties of. uch
adios temporarily until the next meet
ing of the Senate, and said Senate there;
afterwards, on th e 13th day of January,
ln Abe year of,our Lord, 186 d, having
drily nsidod . the- evident* and rest--
sons reporter
by said Andrew Johnson
for - stddauspession, did
refuse toconcur
in 'a aid • auspecaion, whereby and by
is
of the provisions 'of an 'act
entitled . 'Sin act regulating the ten
re of certain offices, - passed March
.1E54 said. Edwin M- - Stanton did
Sorthwith resume the functions of -his
• office,. whereof the sold Andrew. John.
ion had then and there duo notice, and
said Edwin M. Stanton, by ' reason of
the premises, on said 21 at day otFebrn
atm was lawfully' entitled to bold mid
office of Secretary for the Department of
War, which said order for the removal of.
- -sold Edwin M. Stanton is in subslanoe
gaf.illowe,_that Ls , to say: , -,..
- . .
.Eseigthae Mission; Washington, D.
C-., February 21, 1938.—51 r: Ily 'virtue
of ,the-. Rower and: authority treated In
mo,. us Proddent. by the tlenstitution
Andjaws of the United States.: Sou are
- hereby retrieved from office aa Secretary
for the 'Departroent of War,_ and your
functions as such urill terminate upon
-- the receipt of this cnmmunication, YOU
wfiltnriisfer to Brevet. Nlajor Gdharal Lo
a-mac Thomas, Adjutant General of the
Army, who has this day area authorized
sod etriroitrored to act etar of
War ad frifitrist. all records, bloke, pa
pers and miles! public property now in
Your custody and charge.
- - -• Respectfully yours, '.,
• - ..tsnusw Jon-Yson.
To- E on . E. id. Eriarrox, Washing-
Whirls order Was nnlawfuliv Lamed,
with intent then and there to violate the
'act. entitled "s act regulating the tenure
—of estrysin and
offices," part.ed March
23:7 and contrary to the provisions
• of said ;„ct, and is violation thereof and
contrary to the provlaions of the Consti
tution of the United States, and without
- the advice d .consent of the Senate of
:the United ari
Stales, the satd Senate then
and there belog in session, to remove
void Edwin-M. staotatt from the office of
bleetentry Air the Deportment of War,
Whereby said Andrew Johnson, ?lasi
dent. of the United States, did then and
their° commit and was guilty of a high
inia_temeatkor in office.
An_vicgr- 2. That on the said gist
day of February, in the year of our Lord
lea. oc. -Washington, in the District of
Columbis, said Andrew Johnson, Dissi
dent of Wel:baited States, unmindful of
the high s isal. of his office, of his oath
of office, mud in violation of the Orauttl-
Dation of the. United States, and contrary
to the provisions of an act entitled "an
act regulating:hit tenure of certain civil ,
offices," passed March 7d.1167: without I
the advice-sod. or, cuYnt of the Senate of 1
the 'United_ stew, odd Senate then and •
.I.bere...belng - in sessirm,andwithout au
; warily - of law, did appotnt'one Lorene
Th by to be.Secretar; of War ad Otte
, rim, by haninglo said 1.,..1b0n0tt a let
- ter of authority in enbstaneo as =owe,
. .
. . ..
.Esecutwe _Mansion; WashfitstOti; D Eouu .
C, February, IS6B:—Sir :...
E
dwin M. Spatton having teen Mill dey
re tnoved from oaks Seurenry for the
,of War, .you ..azo .hereby
-an I.rizeil and empowered, te act as
Seinutary-or War artianerktl,
andwiliim
sae distety enter upon the dlsmiarne of
the, dutiorpestaining to that Mace.r.
Sta.istota bus been matructalirt transfer
to yen dl the records, hooka, repent and
other publicproperty nim in hie custody
said witarge. liespectSultyyoune...
• AitnenwJoustson.
To'firewatMel. Gem. Lor.razo Tuouse.
Adit,Geo. & A ..- Washington,D. C.
whemby saki Andres Johtmon,-Yreel
dentot the Malted Suites,. did then and
theroottanzdt and was gulitycd a high
misdemeanor in race. •
.. AE a. TWA said -AndreW Jona .
President of the United aStatea, . on
t he .Slat. day.at - February, in the year of
c ut Lord
ytys 3, st Wit;hington, lin the
mpdat Colutohl, did cainnilt 'and
a ., L IZty- of Mb' mtsdetnesnorin pf
tee 'in th.is: that without' authority 61
law, while Life Smato °Mho United States
was thee; and Mere hrsession, he did ap
poi:dve Lorenzo Thome* to= be. Secre
tary of Cm Depart:nem of Wart ad mtc
-riet;srtthontlisearivlte lad roma n
of
the Senate. arid them a:We:lon of the Con-
Mitation - of the United State, nerawneY
. _having happened iu asidatfick. of Sears•
terrier the .Department of We' during
thoraces:tor the Senate, and no vacan
cy existing is said office at the tom:. and
which said eppaintmeat :tornado by - the
Said Andrew Johnson of thesaidLoredM
Thrmas Is in sub:tan:was follows: -
rare.firc -Mensfax.= Vatiddrarton,
iD.;; Zebrirary 51, Hon. E.
31.-'l3tamten--insving day re,
moved •n7ren• this . as. Secretary fOr the
• ,Derarteneet of War, you are hereby an- I
third:end and empowered to set a Secre
tary of Warta mterew;soal will Imm
', ellately; enter • uprm .ths • diatherge of
duties pertataingjs that office. Mr.
Stanton has been iestrneted to transfer
- =unit tilt :records boolristi; gre et re r i d
• and-ern:Eie,e ResVeti n cgi w y yews,
a - Aitpairar iouttame.
'Sri Brevet Maj.. Gen. Lottrate Tnowse,
- -Aar t Gm: tt: S. A.. WashilMton. D. '
:Assts I. That said Andrew Joke. ,
tion;Vresidert of t tinited Statee, un-
mindful Or the high he
duties of hie ,
and.of his calk et ogle,. ill violation of
the OonatiUrtion and lave of ited toe'U n' n
Stater, on the Ilit of February, I
-veer of our Lord one Ationsand eight
sundrei and duty-eir,d, at Washingtori;
in the District of Columbia, did unlaw
fully coamirowith one, erma:onto:am,
itud with • other persona to the
Representatives =-
known, — with intent 'by loth:tilde , '
lion end threats,-to binder and preveat
Divrin M. Stanton, time and there the
Zeteretary fur the Department •uf War,
duty appointed tinder the laws of the
United Stales, - from holding said *Moe
of-Sego:tarp. t or the Derailment of 'Wm,
onstitry to and in siolatlon of the Con-
ablution of the Drifted States - and pro
visions of 'street, entitled "am. act tride
nt:4 and punish eert tin ourispintelm."
approved lull his.. sill, whereby .add
~fir e s -.Jobasou. Dresident • of. the
lfnikd;...ltat.' ea, dkl thou sad Mere commit
gutdasaipality of Matt mites la onion
:a J r e m r e u e p . „ , , pois. T at
.the Alai& A
Stalkgir,
unralu edentofthe Unted an
dja of-the d a tes of his &d O , d
.
of his 0 .111 of .480 P, on the ISM day of
Fo r mai. l u ilwa voar ot our Lord VW,
and on divers o,iner daYsand times
said ; pie, booze Atte =.h days& wad
yebm yi,,,ahlrogton. in the Datrict
f
-.
of Columba, did .u.wiewfully mospire
with.- one. Lemma , D'arwessl end with
other P 0.1301111 „Wale ROO* Of ReP/A.A O-.
tati . veni unknown. by fo.sie to Prevent
.awa . hinder: - exection
eightled ert teinialit:S Meter:ore
oar- tats civil tints ,"
passad Mareh.
tedroup; parsuanoe Ad mid. ton- ,
• aphserdid attampt prevent,Edwitt
then and Vioreliwrrstagl for the
• Depart Merit. of Wsri KRP , """ end
; - commissioned' under the leiFVa- the
where by Stares, from holding taitt*C:.'" ,
.
whereby the sale Andrew' Jobeinni
resie:leaf tbe Untied States, did then
' and there lsolnialt and seu , g. nifty of it
high misiletimanorin Mace. — •
Aleirctle G. nit Aairme Jobri.
; son, Proddeoc or the United States,
mladful of the duties of his high otiose.
I :
of and of Ms oath of office ou thost day.
o fFehmiry. in the year of our Lord
',lBl3B;i9.•;Wetahingtot, in Ihe.District of
®by did unlawfully conspire ith
w.
one Lonsare..Thomm by Ora, selza
land take -pouswiflori of the- property; of
-tbetinitedigtesinthe WerlisilarCfiet.
• contauxto the
provisions of sums mitt
; liodt'ellactto dislae 'and punish oartiti¢
- timapiracke, approved Trii.7 Met.
_IMI I
I rand - with latont 9i0140 And diArIP M
5
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an net eutatled ".an act regulating the sornalug that lady that the Houses lad
mum° of wrtaira civil ofileets."-paar-etl appointed rusitagors to mindect the im-
Mareh 21, 18t7, whereby tho said Andrew plTiCilnloo n . ,n, Andres, John-un. I
Johnsen, Preatdent of the trilled States, Pre-lifir,it of 1.1:0 ljutted .51:.:4,-, ;it, i 1;34
did then end Were commit a higitertme directed path tr.armeera to carry t. the I
111' j- office: - • SGlzate artleha agreed upon by the Hume I
AtertcLe 7. That said Andrew John- to bo exhibitod in naLintainaneit of euch
eon, Presiders of the United Stales, un- teepexhment, and the (lab •of r ate 1
mindful of the hick dutioa of his office Hence : shall g. with each rilesa,lgt. I
and hie oaelt of odic., on the glat day of Adopted.
February, in the :tear of our Lord Ices, Mr. Ittill:WiiLL 017 e ro.l a 4.31r11.1 ,1, 1 1
and on divert other days- In said year, that the article, egreed to by this floes,'
I I Oren. the 282 t day of aaid February, a:to he exhibit's] in its name , ~a i” tito 1
1 M'ashington, in the Dist-rid. 0: Galumbis, name of the peoplo of the U tined States I
did unlawfully conspire with our La- against Andrew Johnson, Prcsid,•nt a I
rent, Thorn. to prevent and hinder the the United S:at , ei, in ineint,n.mo of ,a:- I
against
execution of an act of Um United States, revelment him for high erne"
entitled earl act regulatiug the tenure of and trendemeatiors in oillia., he t arried
certain
ain dVil Caeca," passed March to the Senate by the managers appointed
:Al, ISOT, and in pursuance of said lo oanduct such intpe.hmen..
conspiracy•, did uulawfully attempt to Mr. ROaS aug•reted to 4trila , out the
prevent Edwin M. Stanton, then arm words "the people of the United States"
there being Secretary of the Department Mr. PERHAM suggeened that all the
of War under the laws of the United Democrade member. at Congress might ,
Stales, from bolding said office, to which be !struck out.
he had been duly appointed and coat- The resolution wee adopted.
miaaloned, :whereby said Andrew John- On motion of Mr. SCHENCK It was
son, President of the United States, did ordered it shall bo the order to-morrow,
then and there commit =awls guilty of self it were Monday, to move to suspend
a high misdemeauor in °Rice. the rultY. •
Atm= 8. That wild Andrew John- Mr. EL DM DGE moved to suspend the
son, President of the United Stales, un- rule. for the purpose of eoneidering the
mindful of the high duties of his *Moe protest of the Democratic members.
and his oath of office, on the 21st day of Mr. KELLY oljected.
February, In the year of our Lard 1828, The House at a
. quarter before seven
at Washington, in the Distrietof Colum- adjourned.
his, did ttnlawealy conspire with one
Lorenz Thomas to seise and take pose
Benton of the property of the United
Slates In the War Department, with in
r
t to violate and disregard =act en
led "en act regulating the tenors or
j rtain civil offlees, ' passed March Al,
1 ~ whereby laid Andrew-Joluumte,
,resident of the United States , did then
and there commit a high misdemeanor
in office.
0. That said Andrew-John
sen, President of the United Statea, un
mindful of the high duties of his office
and of his oath of with intent un
lawfully to control the disbursement of
the moneys appropriated for the
eerviceand teethe Department of War,
°u tile 21st day of February, in thoycar of
our Lord 1668, at Weatangton the
District, of Columbia, did unlawfully
and contrary to the provisions of an act
entitled an act regulating the tenure of
certain civil officear passed March?,
1E67, and in violation of the Constitution
of t h e United Stara, and without the
advice and consent of the Senate of the
United States, and while the Senate was
then and there in eesaion, there being no
vacancy in the office of Secretary for the
Department of War, appoint Lorenzo
Thomas Secretary of War ad othrun
'and then and them deliver to wild La!
teem Thome. a. letter in writing, in scar
sianin as follows, viz; _
Erectiere Mansion, - Weahington, D.
0., February 21, - 1848.--Brat Hoe.
E. M. Stanton having been this day re
moved from once as Secretary of the
Department of War, yen are hereby au
thorized and empowered to act as Secre
tary of War tut interim, and will imme
diately rei .. . ,i ergen the dischante-nt the
duties ng to that office. Mr.
Stanton been Lustre reed to transfer
to you,all the records, books, papers and
other public property =win his custody
and Respectfully yours,
AtreuthwJentssex.
To Brevet Mei. Gen.. L. Thomas, Adju
tant General, V. S. A., Washington.
••• ereby mid Andrew Johnsen, Fecul
ent of the 'United States, did then and
there commit Mut • was galley of a high
misdemeanor in office.
Airtime 10. That mad , Andrew
'Johnston,' l'resident of the United
States, oa the 22d day ot February.
in the year of_.our Lord 1969
at Washington, In the District ot Coiner:
biz, in disregard of the Constitution and
laws of Congress duly enacted, niCom
rnanterin-Ctliet ot the annyof th e United
Stan& did bring before himself then and
there William A. Emery, a Major Gen
eral by brevet in the army of the United
States, actually in command et the De-
Partme-nt Wutar•Plco military
tary fasces thereof, and did thee
and there, as such Cams:macular
in-Chief, declare and instruct mid
Emery that part of d h law of tine
United States, passed March VI, 1567,
entitled act making appropriations
for the support of the army for the year
ending June •30th, IE6B, and fore
purposes... especially second
thereof, which enmities among other
things that allthr - orders and instmetions
relating to mily otions lath be
the President i or Sem eth pera er of War ed
Vail
be Issued through ' the General of
the army, and in ease of ha in
ability, through • the next In rank,
mos unconstitutional and in contraven
tion of the commission of said Emery,
and therefore not binding on him as an
officer in the Army of the Vetted States,
which said provision of law had been
thereteforedely and legally promulgated
by a general order for the government ,
and direction of the Army of the United
States, as said AndrewJetmaion then and
therewell lumw,with intent thereby to in
ducesaid Emery, In his official capacity as
commander of the Department of Witab
ington, to violate the provisions of said
ad., and take and revive and aet upon
and obey such orders as he. Andrew
Johnson, might make and give, and
which should not. be issued through the
General of the Army of the United
States, according to the provision of the
said act, whereby said Andrew ,
President of the United Stales, Johnson
did then I
and there commit and war guilty of
high misdemeanor in office - •
•
.And the House-of Demessatstlvelliy
protestation saving to themselves the
liberty of exhibiting at any time hereaf
ter any further article:nee farther meant-
Lien against said Andrew Johnson, Pres
ident of the' United Stales, and
a
ot replying to his. answers
which, he tall make to the articles
herein preferred against him, and
of offering proof to the earnand nyery
part thereof, and to"ali and every other
article, accusation or impeachment
which shalt be exhibitedby them; lathe
case shall require, do demand thet the
&aid JuntrevelJohnSon may be put to an
swer the high crimes and miedememont
in office herein chargedagalnat him, and
that-lurch proceedings,. exambudicm o ,
trials and Judgments mar be th ereupon
had and given as may be evocable to
leer and Justice.
Mr. 80 - IMMT , stated Bei iirticlee,
except the tenth, were founded on proof
before the House: that the tenth article
was found oa the LettlmognoL Geenterai
Emery.
Altar explaining - the 'greeted le some
extent, Mr. BOUTWELL said the Com.
mittse had no particular regard es to the
articles, and would be governed by the
decision of the House.
gleveneitee Went Mean
on to offer an amendment to the articles
04 impeachment. , Re propeesd,intheld,
to set up facts alleged zed miciple them
with the averment that. theses and de
clarations of the President thaw 'aerial!.
nal intent on his part to exercise the
powers and authority or Comma/Wee-In-
Chief of the army and navy, in accord
ance with the rulester the government
and regulation of the land and navel
fortes, in violation of an ace ofßongerMit
and of the Constitution.
Mr. BOUTWELL suggested Mr.
Jencks embody'his views In a separate
article, arallie. Jencks said be would.
Me.BUTLER obtained tbe Boor and
the Committee took a recess till Monday
morning at ten o'clock.
Wage:Lacerate, Marth2, lBoB, .
- verge& ran aicerctsa!
The House proceeded to a rate on
the articles. The first article was eclop
iel—yeas, LW; nave, at; seciond—yeas,
nays. 45; third----Vate 4ai
fonetb--yve. 114; , n ays, the fifth,
sixth, seventh ' and elgth—yeas, 1%;
nays, It: nin th , changed from No. ten—
yeas, 108; nays, 40.
Messrs. Cary and Stewart, Toted ...Vet'
They were the only 'Republicans who
did so. The Demectsly voted
Mr. PDX staled his colleague (Mr.
Merriman wax absent an account of gl
eam, but he would, if present, vole
.g.ast ea&_ ;
Mr. BROOMALL stated his colleague,
(Mr. blockhead, was eutesearily &heath
Itpresenr he would — have rebel for all
theartieleir: ' -
Mr. ECELEY annenaced he was pair
ed off with Mr. McCullough
I
Tim following is the remm ire detail, the
other yotes showing no party changes:
Althea, Ussmnp, Parhms: '
Ass, Brismold, game.
A,,vfeee; • Betsey. PT" ' '
arzelL garret . .. „,
Amnion Bei,
muter, U., HOE, Palsl.7.
Bitley romarOT,
Italdrrin. 111..11.14.1
tra_ itenter,_•itabertme r, _ ,
neamen, Isitenson. Boa) O r
Banton, r ienekl. - 11 . 10
leases, JOB ani, read
S.. - ~,,,...
. _ lloo tields
Slam
Mau. gene, ' „
Iteustwell.l Seeger. 111
Brosanoil, Jaateluarn, /laarkararil
Broomall, Branco, - Blerratl4 re. •
nackiatut, Monet 4, St'Amc •
Dauer, • gatrey,
ear S sonars.
uttera,ble. seems, 0., Thomaa,
tharke,u c : Tula e& Ten.,
1
( u r ge. Lose. Trowbridge.
Cobh,Lova, Telebalt,
Wrens. Lecotherkige, Upsor
think. jareiir • I.
Tin ' LiOrT, ' kr
lowa
iturna: Van Born, MO.
Cullarn. Wtht, Ts. WjeSi
Dams. .!wilt__
Of t _f
Donna y e. -
3 H=. ,
litirgl'Leston.
-Wilber,
gnoya/qt, Nyora, lallnoo4.anßar
ArecOlb, W 11•011. 8.,
earl, _ Vaunt_ra..
Ferry JO , 4
et4l, • Windom—t ie . bralro
?had: n ...
Oseneld, Part ax
e, •
tiallarlay, Rd:nick, 1,
Archer, warm Metwason, ‘' •
oxtail. llitseti_ Wi ts . l
Barnrial,. BMW.. I
Boyar, liiIMBLIBT. Sitaßolon l l6
Brenta, •• J,Mascs& ••••IL".
arr um4 l '
(Si ' )
e Van an. -
D. 1 4 . 1 . 11. • hea- - :•k al h%
euezttimai.` ,
- turvertirsXr =arum& _
The ttessakee ameuumed that Mapes.
Stevens. Butler Bingham, WABBIls"
aid Te4to,
npiorlty - at .Uto Toter cent, sr -auly
Sleeted.
notrTsvirm offered' resolution
for printing-CCO abOaalad 'cola of the :
srades of inipeachtntuta for use. BA
ferried to Otermittesicatreinttng.
Mr. BOUTWELL offereda retiolution
thatitintlesimpihremits to the Senate
EBIZS3
The CILUR. presented a memorial of
the *moil bo re of the Grand Army of the
Republic, betting forth that theicserviese
were not sufficiently recognised, end
praying for a portion of the departmental
OM
Mr. CONKLING preeontod n. memo
rial of the Buffalo 'Board of Traria, ask-
lug an appropriation to complete the Im
provement at the entrance of the harbor.
Mr. CATTELL presented a Petition or
soldiers of the war of lel?, realties to be
pieced ou,the same footle; with soldiers
of the late war. Referred.,
Mr. WILSON, from too Com
mittee. reported a hill for the aediement.
of Payne:Lidera accounts.
The Senate passed the till authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to sell au
unoccupied =Wary site at Waterford,
Pennsylvania.
•
otesscuitorm Burgh
On motto's or Sir. 110 WARD, the Sen
ate proceeded to the censiderarion of the
impeachment rules. Mr. ARTBO 11 in
the Chair.
Mr, bRAR.T. moved we en amendment
to the fifteenth rule, "or any Senator,"
allowing them to direct the reduction to
writing of anv motion.
• Me. DRA E maw offered a substitate
for the twentieth Rule, providing that
agreements, or preliminary or inter-:
locutory matters shall be allowed for one
hour in opening and fifteen minutes in
closing, one person only to be hrard on
each side.
Mr. COITKISIiG This,likomarty
other.. qucetions, had been left to the
Court, There PM a practice In Courts
which doubtless would be followed m
M. DRAKE withdrew Ms amend
maid. -
Mr. GRIIMS moved to strike out the
rule a. unnerrasarv, holdmg that it had
M uch
a matter of eougratnlation that .no
such rule had ever been adopted by the
Senate.
Along debate followed. dtuing,which
Mr. FRELINGERITSEN moved to
amend by allowing two hours for argn
ment im each side on pnrliamantary
"mations, or motions for enteral= of
tura to bnapplied before hand.
The amendment was - finally sejertrxl.--
twenty-four equine. twenty.
Mir. HENDRICKS moved to amend
the second article, by striking out the
words • Onand Inquest of the Nation,"
and insert . ..Monza of Repreeentattves."
Referred.
Mr. DRAKE moved to strike out the
provisions in the seventh section, *au
thorizing the presiding ones to de
cide incidental queetions, unless a
formal vote of the wort be called for.
- Mr. isHERMAII oppoeed this and Mr.
HOWARD offered an amendment, which
Mr. DRAKE amepted, providing for the
submission by the prealdlng officer of all
ineidental questions to the &mato to be
decided, if demanded by ono-Math of the
members!, by yeas and nays.
Attar debate Mn POIdEROY moved to
amend verbally by striking out the por
tions calling theetenate a Court. the.
'At tan o'clock Mr. HENDRICKS said
US the Committee was not satisfied with
its own report, ha would move to ad
journ. dart—tire to twenty-two.
Mr. POMEROY'S amendment was
]pet-:-eleven tatteventeea.
HOWARD'S amendment was
edopted—twenty-one to seven.
Mr. FERRY moved to strike out In
various seettons the Court of Im
peachment," and other language con
voyir-g the implication that the Senate
changed Its character In the triaL
Agreed to
On motion of Mr. DRAKE the provi
sion In the twenty-fourth article, admin
istering the same oath to the preelding
odlecr aa to the Senate, was stricken
out.
.•
Mr. MeCREARY moved to insert the
word •litaturday -• before words "except
Bonier ve " 1n third section, providiug
fora dilly session. boat. ..
Mr. - BUCKALEW moved to strikeout
the words "so help you God,' at the end
of the oath in section twenty-fourth, on
tho ground that aitirmetiona as well es
4ostit► were received. boat.
The rules then vessel finally, end al
'quarter before , eleven the Senate ad
turned.
,
in TeaTilwer or amt.
The following Is General - Emery's tes
timony relative to his inters - I.W whir the
Preiddent on the f2d of February:
The President asked met( reeollacted
the conversation I bed with him, when I
nest took. cordnuirad of the Department,
in referebee to the strength of the garri
mu of Washington and the general di
position of troops in this Department. To
which I replied - I did not•recollect li
dlatinetly. lie asked me If there had
been any- changes. 1 replied there
had been no.- material change%
bet rime; as had been I could
arab LaL...01106. I then went on to
date that rdx companies of the =ls In
fantry etad been hrought here to winter,
but that they had been pelmet by detach
ing-four complete. ef, the loth infantry
to Charleston, on arequieitioner General
Canby; that • two compentee of the 14th
Artillery . bait been , detached dar
ing general. Ctudry's command of the
Department; one of them, sent to the
Northern frontier to waist in putting
returned r • dillicultlee, • had been
to their regiment. station
' elf . at Fort McHenry, Baltimore;
, that -though the, command bad been
, increased In the number of companies,
Perm under the Impels's:don there lr as a
reduction "la the mimericel Strengthot
the command, growing out of the re
duction of•lnfantry and artillery com
panies tam the maximum of the war
eatablialatneet to of the
peace adabliehment, the
but this was more
tient offset by the gain of additional
cereieellee. Rite President said, "I re
fer to more rwent changes." I said 'did
not know exactly what ho
(erred to • by recent changes; that
there had - not beery my made
to my kuowldge; tbat Vito would give
mo some ide a of who lied made the re
port to him, or what the report was which
be lutdrecelved, I could perhaps give
him amore definite answer. lie said
reports had reached him that within the
last day or two certain new arrange
ments of troops. had been wide. I as
sured hlm•none hid been Made with my
knowledge, and did not believe
any had 11 , on made without It; that un
der recent .orders, founded upon
laws of Cangrwts, fur the government of
the artythst of the United Skates, seemed
by him, no coder could comer to me ex
,cept through Geo. Grant, and that res.
coning from soalogy it was 'assumed In
the army that Van order could be given
to any one under guy command, without
coming through me, that if hy any pow
Blighty an ogler bad been given with
' out tomingilirougn me, it wee the duty
'the officer readying it to notify me.
lie then asked me "Whitt order do you ,
refer tot" I stated I referred to order
No. 15 or 17, meld • not recollect
Gun s
had been published to the army
some (tote inkier bud. He said "I wleb
sue th"tirtier." repUe d that . I would
send for it. Ile a n d 'io;l have all the
enters d:ma the home," and a messen
ger was seed for it. At that time Colonel, ,
Cooper came in and. ;romp ed the Prod
dent's • attention for some time upon
spouts; subject, as I supposed, for I
trithdrew to the ober end of the room.
While - three messenger . came and
brought the order. After Cologel Cooper
had gone ant, I returned to the 'Pied
dent. with this order la my band, and
mid, "Mr. Preeldent. I will take. It es a
great tenor if you will permit me to call
your sheathes to-thia or-Aer, or. sot. It
I passed in an appropriation bill
Mid it'll; peadble•yercr may never have I
seen 11.." He took. the order ind
read it, and °beveled, "Thla is not In
etoordanar with the Pronditatthe of the
Pulled C u Which Mahe* me (kth
manderinCuier of the Artny mid Na
er with the 1111gTge of the oommilesien
which you hold ' I
at
to him that
was no matter jot ofeeeneth determhte,
wea an order sent to r.e, approved by
film, and we were all governed by :-!at
ardor.
. Question—Do. you thman that the
order, orthe'act, wee approved by the
President(.
Answer—l moan the act,. but Sa far as
that wan concerned the order and act ap
owed by him me th e mote thing; furl
the order onnrithed nothing hut the ;L et,
r underatand that the
President. n. the MONA .BteUrie cannot
give an order but throng.: the
P r esident, tierthral-
In-Ch neral Grant?" I replied
"hig. rthat le the order which
you approved 41:1(.1 width has been Mewed
for the government of the army. and I
think ft doe to you to my that When that
order drat came out it was very mach
dlacuestd in the army, and some leading
lawyers of the country were consulted
Rf iP7 what was the - duty' of an -ofeeer
undm tbo law and order,-"and I obeerv;
‘ ,4* mono conaulted, and I consider him
~,„e k opeope of the greatest Constitution
lawyers in the. country give #as hls
very decided opinion the o we were bound
by It; add Ithlnk It right to tell yen that
,Dn'thia subjeet the • army ht unit." Ito
asked; pietWho the /Weft Mut. - . / told
him Dwane .1 consulted eras ekineman
of aolooort/INVOlker,'Arot I had,
tunteettoed, thoup I did tot Iniew or
PrrTsß
111, k110NC20,144t;, i _
xultnl Ileverdy c•hs, it W 4. rr
portcl,i hold the Sao, opiate, Th, t • •
Y'r,toeut replied otttlyict OI the ;
lota ie .vest- tondent-- Perry.
pausing, soeinz there was h•.' hinat tilotre : Tc,, ,,, ‘raceet e,--N. .
say. I thank e.l hint re: tta. c•ctrte,y
ltan
with Meet he ha! permitted to•• ; ' • -
presto my opt &ten of lea th ,r .
Neer(: d the Pres elec. h,rm , , oii a 1,04 e.u.
inquire whether you would ois e•• , ~- G.
order if sant to you without goint;th vogn
the headipairtera of Elsa I . ,enernl?
.14macr—A” tisarly a• 1l
ollect
[hare we., out. a word that I hove
not put deem, tit, atah I could. al rpnr4e,
cat swear that I hall put dews ,every
word uttered, You may see I.y my testi
mony I toviieli introduced the 5U140.1 or
order No. 17. Thorn lovvre is variety of
rumontabout town that Gen. ThotrOsshad
given orders, or had declared he, was
going to give orders. I thought:. it my
duty to state the situation fairly' and
squarely to the President.
FROM EUROPE
My Telegraph to the rituteirra oaten's.)
LEGL&ND.
Lennox, Feb. ".J'.—Earring. Royal
went' has been given to the hill der the
suspermion of the writ of Autienacorpos
In Ireland.
G. W. Hunt, under Socretaryl of the
Trosanry, will be eppolnted Chancellor
of the Exchequer.
In the House of Commons, this after
noon,' Lord Stanley aid the adjourn
ment of Parliament until Thursday
was desirable to afford the Government
opportunity to complete the Cebinet.
Mr. Gladstone - amid such delay in the
Proceedings of Parliament was unprece
dented, but in the present case might
be p:otaibly juutlftable.
Lord Welusydale la dead.
Lei:Sims, February the
sass[', of General Nagle, on trial
on a charge of fenianlsm at Sliae.
the 'motion for delay of trial.
made by counsel for defense was refus
ed. On the announcement of the deci
sion by the Court, Mr. Heron moved to
transfer the rose to the Court of Queen's
Bench, to order that the tract night take
place elsewhere. The chief groutut for
this tr.otiou, Mr. Heron said, was the
foot that there were not all Americans in
the whole city of Sligo, and therefore it
would be impossible to select a mixed
jury.
Atthia moment George Francis Train,
who' happened to be in Sligo rather nn
expectedly. appeared before the Court
and volunteered to become one of the
American jurors. The offer was de
clined.
Mr. Heron's Motion was argued at
length, when the Court refused to trans
fer the trial to another place. The case
was then proceeded with.
The Times has an editorial an the trial
of General Nagle. The writer strongly
urges the abandonment of the prosecu
tion, saying: "The point of law involved
ts, to say the least, questionable."
Latinos, Hosanna, February
Little progress has been made in the
trial of the Fallen prisoners at Sligo.
Most of the time to-day was contrumed
In an effort to impanel a jury. In order
to procure & mixed jury It become ne
cessary to summon six Prussians, hut as
they soon after absconded, the trial woo
adjourned until Monday.
True bills have also been foundagained
Nugent, Sean. Fitsaltumeria, Fitandsm,
Leonard, O'Connor end Lehy, aid the
prisoners will accordingly be brought to
trial without delay.
.Later news from the motives in Abya
tints has been received. They wore still
csfe and well at Mogedala. The advanee
of the English army bed arrived at a
phico near Antal°. The Tigre people
were everywhere friendly. There was
no sickness among the troops.
E1:13710
Cosa, February 2S.—The Pease:tato
f itev. Mr. Leslie at Wilmonnt, near
ails city, was attacked last night, but
ui assailants wars driven off.
. _
ECKNINO, February
general Nagle and fellow prbonere wer
I nii icted fur treason at. Sligo to-day. )Jr.
Heron, ouunael for defene, moved a d
lay of the trl al. After hearing the m
Hon the Court reaareed its deohdon.
=EA
Patti*, February Iq—/•rnie9.-I"rinee
Napoleon has tort Faris on. a visit to
itermany.:
The Merl, publishee a report that
King William, of Freesia,' waa renentlY
thrown from a bores and badly inju.red
The ogloare of the French army now
on furlough have been ordered to report
at their headquarters on or before the
31st of March., on which day all existing
furlough* terminate. -
dw~*r'
Dram's,Februaryi.M.—The Xing for-
Daily closed the Diet last evening. Jolliet
.peach the - Sing ormaTawilated the mem
bers on the auceow of their Labors. The
effort of the Diet to-snore the. paws of
Europe had been promptly and power
fully sustained by the other Great Pow
ers, and the confidants thus restored will
aid in the apirltual and temporal walfue
of the nation. •
. _
Bancyr, March I.—in his speech, In
basing therm:Man Diet on -Friday, the
Elul; ex pressed himself entirely satisfied
cat the legislation of this put oession,
- od declared be was sure no cause was
sow left for the disturbance of the pore
n tient:any or Europe.
MEXICO
•
teLks=gr i. :Priald o rlla -
Pi TegeIITZDZI b um roue...se weeue..l
HeNelee, Feb. 27.—Asnorg the pee-
Ssengers on thestreamdrip Georgli, which
'Arrived to-day from Vera Cr.; ire Men.
Sturm and Lleut.Col. Proudfoot, Com
mander
of the America= Legion in Max
im, and Mr. Alexandre. of Vera Cruz
abd :Caw Turk Steamaldp Line. The
Georgia beep a rumor that a telegram'
wee received at Vera Cruz stating that
two Mexicana from Havana . had made
ma attempt to sasarelnate Preildent
lowers and rob the Treasury. There was
no opportunity of asooralnlog what
foundation there ititgbt be • fur Ude
rumor before the steamer left Veto Crux
It le reported the Mexican Tresaury was
buying in Engle= and Spanish c laims
end Ignoring kmerlcan demands, bough
these proceedings were againat the will
of Romero, who was powerless to pre.
vent them . •
CITY AND SUBURBAN
tI.LEGUEitY ENRY IJNION
fiIeILICIR CO
CON TEITION. BE
DeWeise Nina Stele and Na
Cones,/Clew- elf Neaten
A eamentiers-Ce Yvon tutemily nye.
teen DoLeeited-oreferee Appoint.
Is the Thenty-Ohlird
At ton o'clock Monday morning the
delegates elected at the primary meet
ing, on Saturday, assembled In Conven
tion in the Sudreme" Court room at the
Court Houma. for the purpose of chooslog
Senatorial and Representative delegates
to reortment the county fn the State Cue
ventlen In bo bold at Philatiltpitia the
1 lust., to select Congressional dale
gates to the National COnvention to be
held at Chicago Le May, and to take ac
tion relative to the proposed change in
the manner of .ntaklng nominations In
Allegheny eonnty,
The Convention wits called to order by
J. H. Miller, Esq., Cbairtrum o( the Coun
ty Executive Committee, ,ss temporary
Chairman of the Convention. The tem
pOrary orgentimPon was completed by
the .!action of It. Vergiason,.Y. 11.
Stewart, A.. Pearaon and Wlll M.
Hartzell as SemeMartes.
The Chairman announced that the first
business in order wo elnir u ldopm b to receive
d th
the credentiabi et' ,•and e ila
of dieted:Ss being called Dyer the follow
t
, lug gentlemen pregentd their motion
• tinier
Pleat ward-W. Cale. Thuossa Rees.
rb.11.4 obis A
e od. ed _ _
Third Waro-W. J. White. Joe. litstlngs.
fourth Ward-J. I. Dro•l2, J. IL. Cassel.
flan Kuit-Ispreelncia.S.Cnolee. W.
H. ...7`....faarvi el precinct, James Taylor,
Elehard Thrimpunt
elate ward-le melees, a-Id. Irma. !!.
megimnortip,!lpnriPat, Jobe mut% Wm.
Shore. Ir. '
seventh Ward-a. Dairen. W. C.
Carter.
Eighth Ward-J. IL T. Noble, john
Moth Ward-Mte. Clark. - . 1. I. I/dr./Yr.
Tenth ......-"..!-Dratd ems, J. Ar. Slagle.
Laihnishniutne-Ist WaniPearson,
Wm. Roilleki d Ware,.W. C. Mown, G.
e1f1.013.
oltiaw-Mt proem, ,100e0111. J. D.
stawarti 01 pr that, D. W. Morgue.
David Ronne.
Liberty-W. /I Denetston; 0. IL Ehaeser.
010011.ChW.I. liArrtioo,liL
Y. Ranter. 5.
-
Seconda.ll,jigitth, C. IL Cutler.
s wam-J.l/1/Denalti.J.K.
-JAV..w.=;Plr=ivrt . . )l 4 32
Clever Rang,
fourth Ward-let prectnet. I : 4trryt i ,
o :7 . o!rigilrlifg:V 4P""*
/un Vani-Alex, fAttereon,lLD.Shomp•
%a.
talk Wityd...llm. A. Zusewas,W . Can
dy/sham.
Seventh Ward-A. Areas, Aug. from&
Deguesne-heege Keel, Jobe Lang ! ,
prntingtiam—hit precinct, WM M. Wirt.
1, 11 WEEKLY GAZE
Jr
Hu .
ms .
Rkr spori—W . • II n:
too.
1.11.,,,rt`1—W. It J. 'rower.
El:r...rth-.. 1 P. V Pr. Ile
Me. Wx..inzton--1/. £.
S.
Eolrit - lr,".
1.1:.1.1ucte.-.7. Vre,take, Jr.
'reser.. rs.
Lower Sr. Valr—}tF Shatter, !Awl, - Fritz.,
C. Cstrorson, A. W. ttcttath.
Pena—E.Snwely, W. D. Houghton.
El isebetn-91. Ker r, S. Foilock.
litlfeln—J. C. tastier, dos. Wilson.
Bon Inson—lnt spot I Ervit t, John Tenn g, Jr.
Franklin—lsaac Nerly,J. P. Newhatt.
Baldwin—John Noble, Thos. Virden.
Bogs—WW. Peters, J. K. Ilrowns
MeCaneless—J. 0. Arbuthnot, A. Alstln.
East Deer—A. Bitiow, Anthony Mary In.
17 ..
Sharer—John Herron.
oon—F. C. Neeley, It. Teen g.
-
Se t t—J.otV; Rowland, W. T. Ingham.
ila lhusliall— J.
Neely. T. Ilnlonscrn, Jr.
fl ' tl=L j nis K tiw le t r i4illn T ,
Patton—John Scott, Wm. Jortostnn. • -
Vermaille.s-111. 11. Colman, J. It. Metonym.
Jetreraon—Win. Jneeph resent,
CtuutaersJas. anntals, J. L. Dar.
Findley—George Burns, S. S. Burn.
Ohle—J. Mdch,D. R. B. vests.
Resorso—J. Itecitert, John Vooehtly, Jr.
Snowilen—lt. /decorate, K. IJ. Kink.
lino—J 0: Conner. E. Log=
South layette—J. Wri J. J. besnett.
hewlckley—W. P. Jones. . M. Watson.
tdeCluro—T. S. Fleming. •
Ilamptou—W. W. Haien, J. A. Herron.
ntstrieta not no presented t Peebles, South
l'lttaborah. Wost Inttaberah, Moen, Pine
Dullrota, Closeout. and Richland.
PERMAN ENT oItriANIZATION.
On motion of F. C. Negley, Maj. A. M.
Brown waa elected pernianenteimirman ,
Upon' taking thd chair ho thanked the
Convention for ilitillorior conferred upon,
Win In calling him to preside over their
deliberations, and remarked that as the
lamented Lincoln had said, in opoaking
of t o intmense It majority
given hint in Allegheny county that it
wan too large for it county—it sh ould he
a Rata. Ito alluded to the petition situ
etion in Thad,
in wg
at Itich nt ond
hen Gra and his follow
rs were strikni,which was
then in the hands of the rebels, and maid
the 14.plibilcan party, with Grant at its
heal, as formerly, wore invited to another
Richmond victory. The White' Mouse,
which hail been tootle sacred by Wash
ington, JetTerson, and others, Nen% now in
the possession - of corrapt politicians,
plunderers; and elTko brokers, and It
was reserved to the Republican. party,
with Grant as its leader, to clear It of Me
vile pollution with Which it was now In
fested. After souao further remarks, in
which be strongly recommended the
nomination of Gen. Grant for the Frosl•
dency, nod which were received by the
Convention with groat applause, the
spanker cloned.
On ninth , . of B. w ere o the tern.'
pow Scoretariel elected perMs
ulna Secretaries.
Th. permanent organization was COM
pintoo by the eleinlttn ot the following
Vie Frestilonts: R. 11. Darts.
You Jatues
Meßrier. A. M. Watson John ng,
Jr., W. C. Itrown and T homas Marshall,
:age.
Tine ("balmier' then Ina brief manner
elated the object of the Convention.
!Wei Itua it 1-irrett moved that a
entomitteo on resolutions, (VOSlAtiri: Or
wvau mombere, ho: appointed. The
Motion was adopted,' and the chair ap
pointed the following: Russell Erroll, J.
LamUle, A. M. 'Watson, J. F. Steele.
I'. Bayne, George Neely, William C.
fowl,
S. F. Slagle, I-:eq., moved that all mw
nne liercierred to the committee ins.
nounocti. Adopted. --
NOWINAT” , III AND nat.t.ortitn.
The Convention then pnicreeileil to tient
lAte and ballot for deler,Arce. with th
rOstlit,
•
or.i.hoarre To VIIICAOq 0. V ),Tl.Ol.
A. M. Brown ...... K.
J. K. Moorhead
Thom,. Ewing. bn
kie.ow. Brown and Moorhoad wore do ,
cLored th
. t
delegate,
c. W. ichoior and J. A Ramis were
drawntea - nat.. by ace-lunation.
erra CONVESTIOW—MMATOSIA E.=
Thorn. M. Maraholl and ltngb S.
' Fleming ware cloren by acclamation. J.
.M. Kirkpatrick wet pieced in nomina
tion. brit his name won withdrawn at his
revues 1 ,
. .
nATUIOURIOTATIvIS PALI:M . 7M
Nor/Illistion. amen. made the
lista and only ballot rromllnd :
•floosell . Arnett.-111:Al trod Olook
•Or. S. ronrlssuco.. tOJosoph Yuma,—
•Jnorph Ormltou... fa' W. J. White
• 11. R. 11oroon TS C. Taylor
• loorpb At Ilotler. OS Goo.
• rho.. SI. Bayne—. r.; smi la Crush—. 11
Jame*. I- 11rallaso. GI 1. S.c.hofrr. IS
?011ecoswl.... QlOr. A. Herron 11
Jotua QUI:111AI. .... ISI Stpaerly II
biz svcrn 1,0 etiosvn, and Ilvssra.
crr.st. purview,. Welton, Muritan,
ttur
tor having teSulvv..l ISe high
rot number of votes, seem annul:mm.l
thh dvlegaust.
Mr: It. It. Davis, hefore the balloting
wan nommen...l, submitted We follow
TI et when this Convention
roelsot. Is to veto fur delegates ft be done
i vs . orA.
adr.Mernrtity moved to amend that it
bf• by marking. Carrliti. The motion.
es amended, wee adopted.
• Previous to the annooneemenr of the
.r. F. Slagle, F.m.,.trioved the/ the
e'te representottro .tielegeteri reoeivine
the highest panther of veins ler elected.
Adopted.
=
•
The Chairman annunnowl that tbecem.
'etae.+ to meet anal onnterees from Ann
',wand and Butler eountiee, would be se
traded by the debntetfe loom the pert h
the rivene, alter the Cnnenntion had. ad
journal.
cumea YOH rairstnnair ANDVICS
WWII.
Bofors, proceeding M marking, F. C.
Xer.ley. Earl. moved that the derogates
to the Statiorill Convention at Chien s” he
instructed before being . elected. Ile did
tog a ant any doubt to and :to the
matter. .Me moved that they be in•
strudel! to vote fur General Meant an the
Presidential no.stinee, first, loth and all
the time.
This motion was medial with gloat
enthusiasm, and watt unimitnounly
adopted.
Mr. ("calor moved that they also he in •
atruded to vote far Ex.flov. Cerrtin for
the Vito Presklenev. -
Mei. Erred engieretni they he in
slender' for Edwin M. Stanton. • •
Cot. Jno.. Young moved that they be In
structed to vole for Galusha A. Grew for
Vice President.
Mr. McCarthy thought (Ito deleglitea
shoold be untrammeled so far as the
Vice Presideney was mturserned. They
should bn allowed to take In the whole
livid at the time of the Meeting - of
Convention, and rota for rho Meet avail:
silo man for tho position. tin ,therefure
moved to laY the matter sus ihohbie.
rho motion was adopted., • • •
ORAWYOSUS OnirtirT .
Mr. MeCarthy stated that WI • pert of
tho hoeing...of the ' Convoithinn was to
Mho trio con:tide mtion . the p ropound
(dined"' trt the manner or making nom.
Indians lu Allegheny euu,nty, he, would
move that. the matter ho referred 'to
committee of Revco, with instructiens is I
submit the report to the Convention,
Tito motion prevailed and the follow.
in g Committee Was appointed: Mesars.ll
W. C. McCarthy, David litanies J. P.
WEelvev, O . U. Pearson , Jobe' O . Co 117
nee, ff. T. M'Kee and Theo. S. Tobrer.
rOmseerga eI ukcotddliuss. ,
The Chairman lb en announced that. the
Committee On ltesolutl it.s had completed
their labors and were re.oly to report.
Major Itussell Ilreott, Chairinsu of. the
Committee. on •Restatiticars; subedited
Ile following , • -
Resolved, I. That the Dolan Itermbilean
party of Allegbeey county reaffirms Its do-
rotten to tan principles or litatice, equality
and netbutod Integrity which Were
net." in the losPreessine of Me rebellion; I
and it d.ieres us ammoval of the name
sti9c,lnn Innexiart s'Or Coheres,. ,
II That tall Convention represses thanks
to the soldiera and salient of the Serehlle:
to whom. ender Providence. the nation ten
much indorsed fur the preserved. of ILI
liberties smithe verpettostion or Ile Ower.
and that their herein sacrifices andmirices
In the suppression of the rebellion will he
remember.' wllh
se oral
by the people or
the country who se been saved through
their ...1m and patriotism. - • '
O. That It Is Mr unalterable mucosa to
maintain invint
it s the public faun min mu
lionsl credit to Terme the brird en ot %Ka
tua by cutting elan ostness espandttures,
and Insist In a Upeni mwt thorough MM.
nosy in the admintetr don of Ilse t h at ,
meats and no contitinntir anticipate that,
early day. the Union bo entriplete
ly Teetnred on the solid baste of Marty, MY
atty and genuine republicanism.
S. Tbs. the abiding faith in [beide/gilt
winless and patriotism ng. Winans! (Rauh
erpreseed the resolutions adopted ro il
oar out County COnvention, hes been
strengthened by tits able and hooest
dla
entree MU. , duties rierolviaS noon hien es
arcretery of War—a ',geld. which ars
doled throeith IteroUnti fet his countrr,
lately resented rom the neuter of 0.0431 1 1
the brilliant antderensentS Of hlteliell,anu
kin reespacilens In arena
S. Staten will Pools th
to him lae Mines
as the even Of troll liberty loohart ts the
nalarea the moo 02 0, 9 all •thati.,ll:o
bring ardor out earifil, god negro .
that crwainenee Bonecessm la the reds.
tire °Meer otthenovernme t. gh Mat aim
ar our next Presid of tee Addeo — NM
mono/denier —th ent
rough 11LIOM by this help , /
and ernsiunit.v will seedbed.
stertet,Ume patriotism aneemerereahotiOlst,
0t0 ,, d , =ll
L i r t e rn . :it . l . v w . l . r . - m_acte,neletTO,
O. That tietterat, Grant. and hts cOsidpen.
lons having conquered rebellion in the
EOM. we will now trcelt. 10 them the greet of
enemies treason in tae.tlablest• and Coen
ells of the Ithpablie aosoresuffenterr.e•-,
That the thanks of the people of Ano
gbeny county
tin
n%
end arts hereby taco
doted to the UcpubllcAn InfltuVere of the
South of sepressotattrec la
Vest:
for
their eat a d end klielltelaroS eettee
to
the Senate addles of uzsparmorthatareethat
Andrew Johnson, remanent or de Vatted
!Metes. for Ma
sea
and denser. of
thellonetltoticre Na the tart thit the moral
senator the Country will enetela the Senate
10 Clarissa enforcement of the leaf egidest,
him. Na that wn look fluirard to Um re.
cr.orral Oar/ bold, bed Men liken the head.
or the Zito:: Or the certran . m4shls d at .
Vti=mrtiort. au3 turr l it 714 -1 the • frig
m o aner:aims of ten . tlbotnarn bletea Peeler
reenouesa consticetione frond? , D 7 year
loyal people. •'
„ . , , .
• . !=r , rmrramr not, remise. • ,
On molten of gr. Morgin, the lowa
wasrocalredandtherdol tteneado p ted.
Mr. 'Meader moved.thsethe'delegatee
from the Twenty-third District meet and
WEY,ISDAY
EMI
, i
;..,...,.txt conferee. to coder ,4. , ), ~..”- .i. .. , rvti, CLIC." or anew....
t'..•h‘v counti:-. toiapro..- . iC. my,clf moicr ohli g atiod...l. , y. u.
"'. 'h" t .l "' ' ''• ^° 1017 1 l'oPre.ouiaik , "" . .i. wed RS /t litli V I 1,10 to I.therm who
I " it, " N " t '" "i C' l'"'''"i' i°.; Alor on. i have 'boon like sufferers with memoir in
,
,v,.... , rUN KMOOUOED. I 1 ordor that they may know where they
Mejm Er; u.t. n'iterod the follouvircr„..l- ', ~.....,, ~,,,
~,,,,.. I 1 ,,,1 1,,,, 5 „..i,i,, 1 ,,
del ro.Cutten : ,
1:e...00 , t, That the thanks of the enum.. violent, continual :la:Ml.4a ASTIIIA
:::-., : r 11,..1,. C. M. StcYto, 5t..... ' for Inr , re then F.L, pc.i..,, and had boen
rol,cy . f Wm. for ill. , terli tlt:it,lioll ti to groat ex poo,o 4.4, to. ,:qlOll-4 111Ctlic,1
hilt 04;t1 tot ter..tudry. and tar hi. firm, ' men of e‘rori,ce vritlonit ..ionining
any: ._ldd sdh o, :.c .to Id, ri4 ht, Il i ad, ~,,y. ~,,,,,,,...,1., ! ...,,, 1 . nt :..I,'.
3.
W,•,.•1“1:41 u.. :,..• ~..,,, .A.:6-4 . ..1 ... . WM. , . I. 1., frce from lb o d0....c.0. I had
fn e in.dit ution. The country ;wlli e vor Ito it up in hod evory night tor . ..veld,
forgot the debt of gratitueo it ovine h. I
:tad week, without any proipeet or hope
Ilia:. , of cure. N'ty condition tolit yard, that I
t
Tile retol Mien W. 4.3 adopt:Al hy a unan- colt:Pre a harshen, and. lotion' 'I got an
itnou. VO(O. ' i i attack I felt in danger of euflocating
nt. So torriblo had keen me
none or vaerno eoca ri
rs o'Xiina nix rio ever, ' '''''' -n_ -
' nu ff erittiai that my meaner says that alio
Mr. McCarthy, Chairman of the !Cam- has been me no neer suffocationthat 1
mines of Seven, to whom had been re- - wee nearly bla t
ck in he face from the
ferred the matter of the proposed change desperate efforts made to get breath. In
to the manner of making nonoluations, the :cold 'winter nights, many a night,
presented the following repot - tat'
lir. with the doors and windowsot the house
Reseteed. Tint 00 or Peters the t day , thrown wide open, in order to hinder the
of ktasmhes, the Linton nepubli voters apparent danger of etrangulatien. In
in_ each election dmenct, -in IA farthest , this condon, en the lath Of
Oct
,
18643, having heard of DR. KEYSER'S
eounty, shall meet and elect three nereauc
to be known as the Registry BO*
duty tt moth be to make out allot nt al.ll"thia' skill In coring thin desem . e, I called on
with my husband,
Tear Mall give notion of 1310 time and it:wept& Meyers, bat I nietstjenfeal with
ip it hi e r pLa dl i . i . e.. ;: : voter. in tr.elr elmtimadtstriet, him, in company L:
bemeforreetthnontithmtrtoyfbooridilasepartri.
r a
r gran . t . Eleiil t
co o n. f
. cloubt
Dr. EasKYtoSEltr'clioxnauma
mazy meeting. when they shall eit for the nod me carefully, and me lungs ' all
Purpose of perfecting and correttingthe
itet of Totem. The .said Board Shell go tes- over, with his LUNG SOUND, and told
fore • megistrate, when said net Is pellets me that with care I would get well I
tell and maim oath th at they; helm made persevered with hie modielne for over a
hlna to the beat of their knowledge sea year, and din to-day in 'vigorous health,
belief. s true registry et the Atm:aglow and TOTALLY FREE NEON THE
referent their ata. Tae mall Baird et
Itegletry than sat as election wham& of all ASTHMA.
primary meantime. and snail Meese the NANCY METF.RS.
MARY MOUNTJOY, (her mother.)
vote of no pervert whosename isnot on their •
reeetered list. The Board shelf' hare tAIS GLOIIGIANA FISHER.
among themselves,
aim .
T aTti r l . triV, ' ls= annusllY tore the Birmingham, Dec. 0, 1%7. ' .
11001 day of Ray. Their term ot oe shall
~,, DR. KEYSER'S REeIDENT CON
ia`n°". °. for ''''''''''' r''' oho I " 407 SULTING: OFFICE FOR LUNG KE-
Bemired, That tile delegate system bow. AMINAT/UNS AND. .TilEfEßEAT
tlemd. MENT of OBSTINATE CHRONIC
This report icon signed is , Masers DISEASES; No. ID/ PENN STREET,
Devid,Heimes, (leers° Y. M'Ree, T. S. from 10 A. X. until 4r. Y.
Tower, and John 0. Conner.,
The ininority ettbusitted the following
report: - I :
The minority of the Com mittal renert
that they are . to raver of the MMel'. of the
Committee with the excepueri of the rota.
Istlarlfarorles the oontinnaitoe Of the det
onate ayetem. In its pima they offer the
following:
Resotred, That all n0=112%1106.. hereafter,
Malt be by a popular vote. I . :
Thin report won signed by j. E. fir Kai
vT.' George R. Peareou and W. C. Mc-
Carthy.
Mr. Mcßrier moved (ho ad - ealon of the
inine,rity report.
Met Ilnimes moved, on en a me ndment,md
()teethe majority report bo , subinittted,
and said that bo was opposed to e
"Crawford County Syettitn, 'pot only ore
~count of Its opening up efehannel for
eemretltion, 'Wit became it would put
the entire matter of making nominations
in the hands of the city.. The country
districts "'mild have on my in It.
Mr. McDonald was in favor of the eys
tern and tarred the report of the ority
would be adopted.. Ile sal,f, it woo not
just Clete district having but fifty Re
publican tillers : should havaesniuc.h say
lii nominating candidate. as Others where
they polled five or six lauudied votes.
Mr. Watson hoped the I Convention
would adept the report sailitnit:ed by a
majority of the Committee.. fhe Craw
ford county eyeteun, he said. had been
effectually tried In other localities and
wen a faiture; that by it anyl old political
hock .enuld - beat the best !man In the
country. .
Mr. Alelielvy thought the delegate
front ystem more corrupt than the Muer
~
the fact that there word not so mat h
Men to buy as there would (be were the
nominations made by st direCt Tote. • •
Mr.'Negley wild that butte eyeterria had
their oleoctions, but °Ube two he thought
UM Crawford county aysteni the beet
Mr. Ideßriermid lie oldected to the
delegate estem fir too lame reasons
that Mr. Waver& objecuel fa the other--•
that It opened up to aoonue for fraud.
In addinon tu thin Le tui , t li WAX Impos
sible le hats ett ea prosslon of the
new,. In favor of tow , thin the candi
date for the yrlnotral office 411,01 the de
gstei were 'Alerted br th.ltandichte•
Ate34:l of the people, 0441 when they met
to Convention el erything was sacrificed
fhr the aelvaucentent of the one particu
lar candidate. ,
Mr. Watson spin b.-k the floor and
'peke at conic length against the Craw
ford county ey,d,•to.'.
Mr. Ballentlue, of -T•mperancevllle,
moved to lay. the whole matter on the
mote. ..
' A vole was taken ea limo motion, and
- the Cludrrunln stets! It appeared to him
the ".yen hell it." I •
' The "set'. and Pap. - and ...11vIalon"
were called far, rust nflok rodeo little
confusion. ,it WA. 4i1,111.t t.. 1 Iletann loo
.1,0 ortestkut by the dtcauttes In favor of
layleg oho Moiler tat 010 (Able sass
ing to the right Ole of the)oont. Vibes
this separated it was &Transit they were
leraely In the losj,ity, add Mr. Italian
tine;. motion woo deented 'carried with-
Otit il count. i •
It,, 11, Helmet, of Colllfis, offered the
f,li.eeteg: .! '
./eneseed, That berearter,raptiOnean Conn
•lv Cour•ntioas be held
ltd( the yes
folie•ieg th e primary mtings, 11100401
being mormvsms eat ter delegate. from us
country detracts. adopt.' f - .
• se. R. lt. assn crom( the following &
Zrettent. Teat hereafter the represents.
tom te toe : county conventioea shalt be by
one &Ornateatel that the toting shall be
by 'nu wee. 'VOteddown. i
Al 010210 - o.adlearred. 1
.
i: Twenty-Tatra Vi . -
ho delegated iu the Convention from
the north aide of olio rivet", or , that por
tion pt Allegberfy county comprising,
with Butler uod Armetreng counties,
the T A only-third Cottitreishmal Dietrist,
noperetal Irma the renisinder of the
delegate& and oreentrent in the Quarter
Scodona Court town, lor ibe purpone of
ardor:Ling conferee. to erect with con-
Icront from Butler end Armstrong
countlesysind cetera delegates to the Chi
cago Convetitiou. . .V.
Mr: It 11. Davis wait called to the
elude, and Ti.tll.ll, M. Iliytte and James
A. Sheaths were chasenlincretaries.
Nominations having fine*/ made, the
ConvenUon proceeded if, mark for con
forms, V 1111,14 resulted Mina, selection of
Messrs. J- C. lAMIS, lif Sharpsburg, A.
11. Wanton, of Sovrickley, and Jansen
A. Shades of (140 Iri Word, Allegheny,
she were lastructa. it, Vole Orr It. I.
Davie as nue Of the Itnpremotailie Dole
hytat from the Twenty-third Diatrlet.
The Conveution then siljuurned.
liegtallnOs 131164re-1111 Admitl•4l to
rreltmle Nn l it /MantaNUN.
ilentiessut.
The fralowluif Van li:Ffilhlt of tbo
Sono in the Beffil4r's office, do.-
log the month of Febrwpy,
1X1211.11 of ADISIVIrrIIIOIIII3IIWirM4
_ . .
Dmedqut. Adtsdnlstrit tors. Vane;
Gaoric ,
5.n,111?.. 1 J .... gsvUle and
lane limetwit..... ica
Ellstbetb Eler... U. Ingram ego
mans rester John Boggs 1. 1
Ann Etc.Dade.....o. Buively ' 110
Thos. E.
r Llnu .. a.J ann. Ds.treienshi 1.510
OA
..Leabart..Eakin ralerrt... , s O OO
too 11a5tx......-Jaon W
1.00 , 1
Alex. Cameron-11 ash lsitElbeany... MOM)
Wirgts WLardyl. 11. "Relied... Loco
Al.ber in t. Soho.-- 1. Y. Estero( 1......- IJO3
Jlnentr Horn • litargaret M0rn....... IMO
J.lterS Gran...a-J.6u tiolt sal
Frans Lohrana...Entrardlpruhig IRMA
, Anon. E Ongsto,Vsulck Finches , MO
John V.lll,cher.l44la iturener-.-. HE
Wolin) tt0155....11.1.01. /Less 200
Earths liar James Ohl omso 110
Meal' Ilonelchs.otareas. Ilenrichs..... MD
Vtill/p Schaller. I Mjkl,..,11:;;;" and i5,,03
. .
- LE. E. itemlux sod
. 4 ..A.5.h.E .... . il. 11. Ilsrtmen..... ECM
James llorreon.: UT tletinott.... ISO
TKO. if ugbos...Aber Untamtng— 1,000
• WILIA souls-mt. 4o Tines's.
Decetleht. . • Executors.
WuniUnlca MEW= Mama; •
Lary Ilea. J. U. Eel-
Thomas Darrtngton. jj . ", n i t,T in nl ium ulaaa. .
.I ‘ 4lils j Vtt P l .,` 4l ' k... A:7: Wolff
'T.
~...... • . iwillisna cAvorica.
P ' "t" ........ ‘”.• ..•• • JON I. Lun•lngbam.
J. U. Ilonertsmp..... ens .11 Llonarkalep.
En relbers ISelalo.....Loulla Sehlle.
.101 in Lyon -...Wns. EV Mon. •
3 Margaret Pottitt.
Beni. F. rettltt ...... o r i...ger Ilarbsugh.
CatharineoOughlp.. ll salelll u s ebes.
Thomas Jeffreys:
'4"7 400"1—..... Jecsepti thew.h.
Edward Weber.
Nieboluk U.Ckert.... VW 0.0,
,
fraud Aeciaent—C•resee• lagoesi.
Au odchlent occurred at ti outer de
.
pot of the Plitabitrilhaort Wayne and
Chlug° Railroad, On - iirmilay, which re.
suited in the death of Jamul/alley, em
plorui by the Contmny so conductor or
shifter of night pooi6ger trains.. At the
Ume ttio accident occurred ho was en
gaged in making up attain, and was in
the. act o( coualing a *looping car to a
p...enger oomph, when the "buil noses"
dipped post each other, allowing the
ears to come together; and catching him
beim= them, killed him inotandy. The
devalued walla mingle man, about thirty
years of oge, and had been in the employ
Of the Ponipatty , for ova; three you.
Coroner Clawson waif, notated koid hold
an. Innutat they body, the jury
rendering a verdict to accordance
with the above, facto. •
.
straws. Death—teronertt Inqualft.
Jahr!. Bownfant, who has fol. over •
. .
ye.fr 'put Iron lbp luppiny of *r.
illoalettcr att onertagi/ driver, died 'sun.
denly on Thursday at the ;roaidettee
.Ir. If., in Pitt . township. Ito occupied
o reent,over the worth house, Into:which
on retired ''about' six o'clock, and
in about en-beer afterwardaltr. H. wont
out to till hull tb'ktipper, when, on en
tering ble roont. - bn found him dying.
Coroner Clawson held an inquest on the
body yontenlay, and the Jury rendered •
venllet of death from' general 'debility.
The doomed WAS fifty-five years of age,
and had no relations:ln title country se
far at could be ascertained. lie will be
1tr41. 1 / 4 17 Undertaker Deveneattwo
- .
city iliortadity.
Dr. G. hiceandjaaa, Thracian of the
Board of Health, report& the following
interments in tho late of Dittahurgb,
from Feb:nary 10 to Tehruary 23, IW6:
IThemees—Chronio Cyctitie, 1; Heart
Old Ap s e, f. i li , nution of
'."lini2fl:ii•n-,,,,.'14'6petna,.:q 1,0,41=7
or the score there wero: Under one
car, 6; from ono In lw o, I; two tri !Ivo,
; twenty to -tying 3; thirty to flirty. 1;
' for•y to i1ity,..21 yto eavanty,
oak Weighty, I,• eighty to ninety, I.
•• alas, U. females, 6; white, 11; colored,
2; total, 10.
MARCH 4, IStS
Wang Nerves ood now to ■Jw Them
!Woof.
Nervousness and a shattered state at
the general health in man or woman is
as easily'repaired and retnonied no any
awn bodily defect. The nerves hare
their renewal from the food we eat, and
If there be aches and pains In them Biers
is defective nourishment or a torpidness
In carrying out of the system what ought
to ho carried out, in order to 'give' froe
play or take off undue pressure. Con
gestion means too lunch accumulation
or aggregation of matter In one part,
hence we arovicont to say, commotion of
the liver,or congestion of the lungs, or
of any fart, according to the Incality
afTected. If the human blood La charged
with noxious materials; If It loiters slow
ly In the veins; if It contains not the ele
ments needful to the repair et the organ
ism, how ran you have a healthy consti
tution' tree from pain? Do you not
know that each part has its own func
tions to perform In thnimal economy,.
and ir ther Is defec t i o n anywhere the
whole body must suffer? •
The greatest particular medicine to
sure poem! and constitußonal disterb
anre is DR. KEYSER'S BLOOD
SEARCHER. It hanrestotal thousands
of weak.. anti sickly persons to health
and vigor, and there Is In the pure knit
Mood cleansing roots which it cttalo*,
all the needy material to rotiorato the
blood, reunite obstruction,' resamate the
tissues, and again place the constitution
In a healthy state.
Sold by the gross, dozen, or single
bottle, at Dr. Keyser's great medicine
store, 140 Wood street.
DR. KEYSER'S RESIDENT CON
SULTING OFFICE FOR I.ITM: EX
•AMINATIONS ANDTREATNENTOF
OBSTINATE 'CHRONIC DISEASES,
NO. ILV BENI'? STREET, from ti A. m,
until 4 r. ;
=3Z=2l
There Is no doubt whatever that die.
eases onlio lungs. or %Ibsen of whalevar
sort, or any of the internal organs, may
ho and are frequentir cured, and a com
plete condition of health established. If
the elaborative functions ' or which the
stomach I. the primary and moat impor
lento., are restored ton condition to do
the repairing of the human system, ul
cers or eorn, whether upon the lungs,
the liver, the kidneys or the •wwels, or
upon the togs, as la Dequently the case,
eatijon made to heal, and a complete
standard of health re-established in the
•
human body.
We have frequently seen these results
from the use of Dr. I:l:Ytilint'S LUNG '
CD ItF.. a pleasant and agreeable medi
cine, which will ripen up and marry out
of the animal economy all effete and used
op materiel. Dr. li. . says that be boa
known the most distr....lug and horns
'log woughs, whoa* vibrations would
threaten to shako the whole conatitut SOD
to pieces. removed in the *aurae of a few
days. In our standing eases of onnaunip.
Don, or of those other somehmes fatal,
but always troublesome and annoying
maladies, known as catarrh, chronic
bronchitis, trochaic or pharyngitis, it is
is wonderful alleviating medicine In the
firmer and a tuns cure in the latter
' disease.
COMMERCIAL.
rITTIIIII3III7= MIAS SU=
lam. or roe Premasniestbasiema,
Tisomnair. Marsh 2, IRS.
The losleonsat sondlrion of ltie member tad
• tended:lp to retsed out.door basted. to-day,
obleh, at beat. hie been dull for some time
past.
.014 111—Wintits Wheal is mares md In
good HIM{ demand) sales of Ildal at CUR/
0,47, No. I Spring may be quoted.st 62, 60 dit1a
Oats • shad. grins. but nosbangedi miss
at . sifSeto, on monk, sad gegrad It Mom.
Really is mates sad In demand at 511422,1 e.
Rye ts Mamie at gldoOldia. Coss Is gale and
noehaTed eS. Mega,. on mbar! and treat, and
MAO 46 for .all lots.
YLOUR—Ths market to atilet sad dul but
prime ma undimmed. W* iontledui to quote ,
at 216,11n0tt,1a foe florins Wbsali 211011.56f0r
Wines: we.s. sad 114011 for forty bridida
Reenact la Mill quoted at µGas, and Husk.
wheat at 4405.50.
SEET&Allomrseed U selling at 518460.
and Time*? Seat st $2,10C2. Flames.) 4
arm at 21,42.
mares: and In good dasmaid.
with aides of prime to Mole. Roll at Motto
E0(116-4attotol at MGM.
MU SD Fault—ft la good demand addles
but umlauted; Ws of Peak. at TOM tot
pnartittal mdlOolls for halves, mad APPldt:itt
701*.
ORELIg APPLEOnstianged and la good
supply ; mutat ..la at es to IS pm per bbl,
as to quality.
POTATORS—Clcdribine doll bermetiesigedi
mall saes la Mon at 11101,06 per baths', and
21020 Pat bbl,
LARD 011.,—1a ousted grin Mel toe Km 2,
nod *Lief. No. I.
BEANS—Beare sad !ad.:midi maim at IMO
4,14.0 to cluallty.
081080—la 5.a.50 .0 04 par battol — dold•
holders asidalf POO
HOMIPIT—DuIIt tales to the trade at
54,26111 1 , 66 . and PM In • retail way. • .
ORARBLIIRICS—Itaoge ROM 116016.
====
811,06;rap0 to the Plttoberek
Now Toes, Yarelt. t.. Cotton open
dull and Wooed lower awl modeiratelyen
tire, Wee, utlddllne upland,.
Plour—reeelpts, Val dull; 100150 lower
WO bide 01,05419,35; imparter , Slats and west
ern, 09,750 Rte.; ettra skate 09.63011.25;extra
western, 011,90014 40; white
wheatlolra,
extra,
0,73,111, , 5; round boon Ohio 410,00011,90;
extra St. Loots, 014,09015,01; 01.1 to choice
doting lets Callotrula 101 l and heavy,
650 sacks,. 011,0013. Xi. Nye dour qrlellltn
kk70011.00. tlorti Meal quiet. Wtaeity
aorntual. Reeminto ot wheat, 1,975. dull and
deolletne, Ikttei bushels mired otortmg.f2 641
delivered; 7,500 No., 5pr1ng,02,57-15,0 0 No.
1 0101. 0. sellers of Ma t prtrate terms. Nye
q Barley - malt quiet and 1150107
mLam and ecarm. tteonlids 01 torn t 4 975 to;
heays et late lower, 90,000 kn. at 01,1701.0
wow rotted .e.a.sra afloat, 01,1101,.0. ...t
-orn♦eu ow, 81.154 Ltd; whit* Southern. 411,19
13d9at o l lLe m oe i lxdts wes teprant e I !n
3,303, , o l a l t 9 s l
i
lower;
42,503 01rostern to store, stoeked
In • krehouse. Wheit, 1.1:15,a1. Corn, 1,94-
OR. Data . UK 034. ltre, - 04 , 00. Ogilvy,
40.017, Malt, 41.45. Pealh 0,994. Illeequiet,
Coffee, very Arm. Sugar, non:dually on-1
changed. Molasses, to moderate
prime not Very .trong, Slope. goleetro.
lento. IPA 012 e. erode bkl. reflood bonded.
Pork steady botaull, Obi larrele 120,10051 !
New iness .01ml.* at 414,01, regular,
03.151:03.15; old do clueing at talk; Minter,
WrA at eg l ig r f ime lat t e j lltT r lg r r_ th rorT l : ll .
ske.irn ' 11:1 esues43s tinleks prnTaol2,X
pries& Sal. 411 'lsraeli at 00,50090 for Primo
me 551107.500 40 for ladle mew , . Beet home
attadYleales 190 bhls at 030005, Cot Mesita
brat and roles 01 pima at 10}401P40
for shoolderei 160157:o or hams. Dres/04
bole firmer owl quiet 01.1154011,e0%0 (Or weal
ern; Ite ho t sy Ilaeon • quiet and steedYJ
sales 25 thort ri.oed at Do. Lord
quiet and hooey % model MD 0010 at wore
Butter drat at 0000 e tor western% Akkaie
100 State. Cheese llytke. freletite to Liv
erpool trial sad ontilikitgod. •
•
Baltimore Cattle Igarlaoll
liattialallagsbitisryST. — (lattla — Ths
oQer
logs at tin Mine aning the Pan ,wank
amounted to bud. agalnat lilt Jut peat
to-dod :angel so tollewat Ind cow.
and fiestas:KC leOhlai eidlaug thlit
also and anars i rallALtali lo o 4r SOU% If .
blot
parka Iturtis4;
1. 14 . 1141 akekt VON ammo .Tkete. le no
chugs it pitaaa sin. last wad, lather than
what U coesulonati by the Minima; to Ms
viably; tam balagbat law souroa and ta
who: cattle ciTaral.att: 0 1 . 3 "
I par tot les ' • • •
.I . ltrapa-Ta• suiply boa been 4004 Lean the
trash, and with. fan dtmand the market
Cu tuned steady tit snout hat weeks ratan.
and s-
PH ranged. fano." Um to Vara m
{rota
goon to ex t ra SOU pee gonad. Voes. the
lanai In demand. • • • •
1100—tbs SuppDu bum :gust tO thaLde
mad doting ths p elt wink, sad no chant' td
new Prises rued as tellemat salt 'togs
altAool l 4. o , sad corn Ma aisoisu pot tel lb..
•
New Towle Ithrs4l4 • .
By ?clamp t. the PituherattOssetiol
• litsr Tone; March 2.-Itheelpta—Deems.
1,011; .beep and lambs. Sl.Seet hors. 11.0,711
cattle—there was mot natter number or
buyers today owtny •to, Mln
Ms • eleammt
weather; the is only moderately ao
try.; prices very weak; *ales oft ears at
Iledson city la head at Coormunipvi• - and
LEO Pearl at Fortieth treet; est., , are;
cDrsme,ul
U 1
.<11.1try,.1Z,7,117.,`Atf.
do. The tearnet'ler snwrel *nu lamas
rao boom modemteiy active and quite stormy
allavi the number tittered fur saler was
about Uwe; dm:mod-moderate and ;mod
prices fired; sales. of -entree. at. • WSW;
1Vt* 7072 110;fATAW. ,,,,,00d h. , 1 1 %0Vt
101000; the .m.i.l. Pe.terde7 an.
E 1.111: wen 9 ran at 7orUoth .troet, earl
701 head at Communinaw. •
COMM
..MO3 DAY, kiatC2 2, 1262.
C• 2.21.2.
TOO supply of cattle, although s little hater
than Last of last week, Yu not autusautal
large. though It was nevertheless fully up and
mewhat In moue of the demand, and the •
ut
aisdhol. wan devoid of life or antmatrun, there
twang co forelnit buyer• la attendance, which
w a s hawing. In part at least, to the inciter:eat
• •• -I the weather. It wee a noticeable
Couture to-day that the tumble of stook iattle
wits Larkin then for several weeks pail/ a. ,
there wee aim • very good supply of good
butchers uatio, and that. were hut compara
tively few infasior cattle, which le something
ally. wonderful. utlda alas. of stock usually
preponderate.. sumpect that many who
have been ahlpalne Inferior cattle hive begun
to resits. the tact that it dose not
-•
fmcivently commission men find it Masan to
get much more for [tomtit. will pay coat of
transportation. commission, feed bilis,
etc., sod so .amoroci sales' , shoving this re
sult, is DT no motor comforting to the chippcs.
To fanners cod feeders ma would 5.7, send to
==l==
ai borne; the former will always ern at some
thing near their value, while the latter, espe
etallrwhen the menet le • hard one, have al
most to to given awry. The following lea
partial report of the gales: •
E. Kate sold
potherbaet essidateelre"—he tout
l have any
kind—at 40654
Johnston sold if brad common Mercer Co.,
Panne, teem and bitten at 00634.
Jas. McAllister waa cn handassin this week
not armies
hold
breailig down the
market by holdleg off. Re so l d 19 head for
Gibson to Carr at t to 6%1 retailed la for Dil
liamonca, at 5% 1.191591 and 2 extra sows at sue .
Eisen ill sold une pall of prudent Butler Co.,
Penna., steers,welehieg 4166 les. to Greenwald
A Kahn at 10, It is really aetordshingto hear
01 premium settle having bean tabled In Bel
la Co., as wis thought they were 04P.M* of
raising setting out there bat buckwheat and
hoof/1 01 1 0 .
Greenwald i Rahn retailed ES bead of fats
to choice Utileago cattle at 7011.
Ilaslywood d Bluketook gold 111 head of
Chlts eattle at 8%0 20bead of Bahnont
no., O ge slo. steersl or Ohns. Shomaker as 63d to
e%; a head
head tor IlanOlton at 65441 ,3 / 4 ;.0 head
ot mmon sailer. at 4% to 0. We beys
eothing to say about o f
mectorgnember o
this 111na this week; one of the Janlot'a, bow
gear, It is reported, Lao 90191.119.94 6199911910e9
—most Bev elute thing he sear done.
Obits. I.sliferty Co. had tn all about 1.00
head oo soul sold 44 at 44 to
1.. Sheinberg sold 16 head of edged eattlis at
03,4 to 1.
__oly!2 . o. Natty sold var bead of mixed sense
OEleyu ~t 0}( to I/.i.S 4 ale 10.4.
. . .
•
Cih , o stook at a to 9.
tiodres t Taylor sold SI hood for Luau at
f to Dt., 20 for Enna. at •X a 7 341 aad 19 (or
lidaatroJJ at oto 1114.
N. Carr—better known arl "014 1 , 114k"-401
head at 614 to ' l 34' -
Nark. it Trannarn old 15 hood of Cldralla
fat eattl9at 7 to.; 004 M I.lolsago ittoellars
at
Peter Enamel; who 1. always alatioEta to
ails,
the belt side of either a para. e or
side, and who to not Wow In "yield= not , po
ols wheel ha rate the chance, bewail.' oste oat
toad of good Penna. Cattle et 1,40.• -
Stokely it Mo. report having sold 1.2 head of
rood Penna. anulteet TY.: toe.
Brew le Haas, Rothetilds, P. Ilartian,
£O4 some others, had o tittle but we dld net set
their sales.
iCer•flo a aletelßstor were In the bolt boat.
ass as usual, Jut they did oot soaks a Mort.
Both of these get:Alcoa are very scrawl
Jodgee of this else. of stock.
Than vru a very fair npply of Sheep on
sale, and while thane:tat sae reported rather
doll, Wit.% compared with tut traeb, bens
undergone ao quotable *haute. Mae fat
mutton Sheet , toll readily. sod Blare too, et
extreme prices, while goes:toe earl Warier
cootiees doll sad bard to sell. We quote the
following sale*:
measly , it Bro. report laving cold 64 head of
prime at IS per head.
John Bain sold at heed of !stator to me
dusa, from Butler ...tray, at mao to IN par
heed. •
X. Kate sold toe head of good to prime BM.
Sheep, oe eommleelon, , at 10 to $ll,lO per
•
Ismail sold 40 haul of nit a. fat Ihglor
onary sit.p..nnabut IUIO4 to 14 t.T..4
botaber) at a.
Easaflak 100. If holeaalol4o LAMS Of ma:dam
. maw, at 1.4A0 per 00'.
The extreme, or tether exurbitsut tutoee
now oresslUnr, t herbs s takasnee to di-
Welsh the deressel cosulderable. se butehers
toy very aperingliromd the putters lOrkSa...w
with.:rsten from the market.
Glass, Istraty f CO. wholesal.4 42 UM
.tarn• Taylor had a Omsk O tabh but at
last seeetteta, they were wool&
Hotbrhuds O Byer. quota la • retail way at
Stole, (TIMM..
ECIAMIL al Co. quote retail way at 1%
to 10. •
PITTPISVEIian ALTA JILILEILET.
erne. ea ern rwrenasea Mauve;
Fanner. 100111.7 211.
The Xetal nuttiest has beta quite amino thle
meek, the tales, to the egtreigete, beteg onesr
abet above the smogs of Lae. Mak Imerll
els tbonsande trdie. There 1. an Improved de
emed for etendard /forge Iron& and while
there lea little green feeling. Priem ere with.
ant gsmteble mheng., end hoiden; seem dm.
posed to enpylf the went. of the trade st quo
tations. Fat rounds, Dods the dem mall eon-
Mum light. Malt le thought that ULM breadth
. of trade is aiming mete evidenier of life Mtge.
sad It Le likely that the fonadrg •1110 .111 be
in the market within the next dap la
esolidemble Corea. Stocks el dedrable bressle
of ram trace is comparativelY light. mblle eon
-
an and isferlor,na always le the use, le In
good' enpply and very doll.
37 Low 1214112 UI
90 0 .2“429494. am I ram.., ao 02-4
mpa
2‘o Joapba... No. It rm.— 29 a- 49 4 9
a roman No. 40 a- 424•11
24 0 ' White 42140-11 aft
4) Natal Toms -.... 40-41.024
100 to, Wu Forgo—Unaziron 13016 sag"
10 0 700:1303 No. 63 00— ...I,
so 0 Void BOW '10:1 00— small
47 110—I0000
. Jaaloso ' 011-40.00
orrowtooro COOLSnna;ro3.
10000 SASS M . P.
=I ions Idattn re l et Cloo•GroTrono.
31 '
gash
_ atti
so 31•3403 , 0000 0017 10134
to ways .... 00—SOira
30 0 11.0410.13 Opaittltsy Forgo,
•111. II *3—* r.
110 11011.1 Upon Etter For /o.
to iiriveY 13.311
lofulot—doliv. at foram. 311 in— math
1/0.11801 (14.7 t orge—to .
Opel
if GO— sash
Opiti 11401-4 e. brand—
dad, at trint.G. ' 1315-10 Ws
03 10 0.1.
7—.. " 01133
40tly. 01 forusse 33 73'904'
00.44000 Orealtr. at
Mama WM-6 r
IMO .
51,0 ''
cm
1:312
tim-Calta. at -
CMG,M IIL4 mw
Gaga Grey-to arrive IS CO-6 mos
latcalar.-detr. .t tames II SIF- *fah
Alabama/ Vallay Fame- 311-aariatoa
idaltaalog V./IV Wlttar.- U Oa- etah
Claw. Orel-delta. at
furnsaa mw
__ •
tlg "
in) .
Ell
11.001114
06-1.101 ,
ael—eato.
06-1 mo•
0-1.000
CO tong Jpol•toi
14, Cb•aplain Blasts..
to . 1 tniaziplanllllloia.
utAils AND Niums.
, Wilco as TVs Prreesollll3ASPrril.) •
ParDAT, February . 18,111111 j
Tiara teem' to bin allabtl.7 Improved de
mand for troth Iron' And .Nalls, sad old* sa
rat. tha marlin Is by no masa setts, the
seisms of basin.. la lastratsitig..o4 Mina.
I..t.rata gesamlly ate sangitbril of • sod
mini trod. It la tree, prise* ars vlttg /W,
sad nottglas, as a eonsnlsiutor. sort /Wit, but
this a *nutter for oblab thew L acite37.
Pittsbulgh la forted to work ebeap to ordar to
sticainfullgoompat• trek other points. The
fallout:lg ars Lha said rstas tomato! op to
darri
COM.oa ma nma ILX
noon y
Shoe . . ...........
Flood
Hoop sod L1ght..1%.4 .S
R
o
u
nd
and 0410 000
Itu Oral sad half Round--
Boiler 1r0n... •
Tank ..... I
Nall Rods I
Shoat Iron. to ton ai,j G
ta to 10 0% -1,4, • IN
to to 24 a 114
, VA •7% • 10
pit alreata over 09 in. olds Mit extra. •
• •
10d to 00d ?fans 7 110
Peening and 14 tine 111
Brads ed IS 14 0.
Ml and ed lOf la itabay • *do
W .4 Id I II 71
4.1 and 14 I M Cut IStlkes
W llartel Malls—% e
Ina CVO; t laeb. $7,2111}
loth. OW; rg Ind, erhboil% bah, 3CIM
Tonna—Nets or erserdasse at SW days, with
outrun& tate of Smeary on New 'York{ or a
distant 011 per sent. for as., It remittal on
reeei pt of boron,. Payments to to made la
New York Esehange.'l3 S. Treasury Neer.
or ter. suniratsun Mullin lota of VW kegs
and upwards' 1154. per Mg . f. Prodbreosurl
on etas of leas than Afty •
. . WWI% LZAD. .
Demos
Tor "ea Pr.-resumes tee.r.rfq.l
_
lUDui, Pullman . 28. UM.
2,/m2l. Ltents le Delo& erbelesslie eta[{ -
elf te, earner of Liberty sad Warn 42 2 •21.
quote the folloerlas breads t • - e•
114
~. 1 1
S. gehoonmaket it Saute Strictly - Purl,' Me
Pittaburib W 1422 20,22 ‘200L2. Par. lee
11.00er pan Ite
Y.eile Pure 11
Pearl Snow' white—. ... . ... ... ~......... ' 1 :It
Puede— --.
Premium Pure, Maented Cam .. 'Us .
~.
New York Pry **oda Xeres's'.
Ed , Teearesh to the 'quotes& . •
New Tout, Dlarcta 9.—tine at the severest
snow storms at the season sot In yesterday
ead he. been Waving ill day with trUd fury
ba ma to block op alt avenues o f trade and
ring It to s stand hence ecirody
etemill doles to notice' any alteration to
the prices. Heavy Brown Meet/ell or the
best standard mate. at /*to 124 e. • Prints
14 to 1114 e, the latter. lot beech Work end
Moue de lalnes at 12 to lee. Bags scarneFad
Orlng 1..7145; vsklte Vrilstglt hell at 424 e,
Phtladelottltt Zltaailaaaa
I UT Telegraph to the t lii 'burgh
Putianneitia,lllarana,;ratralanat quint;
Wes at crude at latilalact maned la. Wad
Jp.'llanr Mall. II balt,etleintn.t . rtet
at 413001.614 • it
aales
.44614.1,1 b. Corn dad, Was as fluxed wow
tern at 01.1101,= ova In fair damata al.
rrovtatana uttalamitc4 , • ' • •
• 1114110ekista ,
:Ili rear:oh Loth* rltobarghthooto.l
rarcanas.rsu 4,4tareb 11.— .oattl•tillogilem
of 140 brad lit 10501110 tat .1.11011 wassoooo.
1100011: 4o WO or. imles of o,oXlbas4l at CO
1140. Owl to fall demand sod , scl,
solos of 41X0 bead at 411.100 13 , 2 ha5t. "
IlattliOrs•
telerrot te'th. Mutt tea '
leammort, Mr oh IL%-lrlatr It tom a
tivo. Wheat lastertymitt Wet or Vol LC
02,410?" Corr %aril and 4e.tirsing vier
Wrs or latzed realer , at 11.1 E _Ott*
inertly at ?tame. Ullll study 01 11,71046,
Elorrr Sent, at,tSat far restortt. PrOrtiont
attire and erm. •
• • ~
. Mimeo Cassie lEihakkok.
t nrreasso us se tire Plnitsarstt Oisstte.l . • ; •
CRlCAOollnrott I—There1 — There Ws* no report
from tne live stock lards to-dar.
l'remperetWeneeelptanot Flee Western
Lane errs.,
The folloeing vlll !show the eomperative re
eelpla o f !Into ego] greln at the porta of 1111-
Tesokee, Chlasse, Toted.. betollt nod Cum.-
land, fro= J.:WTI to retmtery. 22, for three
Jean:
Flour, bbls.
ea. 16.6 T. lIU
6.111,30 .4714
--- ---- -
'Meat, ba 1,7161,91 7 1,413, 7 1 6 1,74061
Com, Da 6,e9,547 6,451,190 5,( 49, V 1
13414, bU. .......... 1,956.65 5 74412 1,04,439
Marley, b0....._, 256,710 114.411 96,475
1156, Oa 02,7.3 . 176665 15.5.44 6
---- ---
. Total ...... .. 1041.111 4,014.451 4,0151,70
Flonr and Grsto In China°.
Teb,ll. Feb U.
IE4I. MM. INT:
56.317 17,996
1.044.5241 tn.' WM_
.2.9,2•2/5 1.60.3.1 W
.1.110,13 1 1,00.1100 171 WO
44.0 6 (I 4111 111. 14 /
1111.121 111.114 0 4.964
V I ctr,bbl
When. h
Vora, Du
Osts, Du ---
RI., Du
Banal, Da...
=2l
•
IteCONNILL—IteitOIIZILTS-02 Wednesday
.*tale[. nth lnn.. LL the restate.* et O.
brides teethe, by the Hee. Jobe Docile.
D.D.. Me. GEDISUIS XoCONXN.LI. awl XI
NAISCR bIetiOBLITL, both el Dnie.*ne Ho,
ones.
WHITTEN—LXIIIICITZ—Cho TbarsdnY oYen -
Ind. Esbrassy XT. LIM al . tno resinous* of thg
filing'. r reo• . by Om Josse. B. Whitton:
of Plain Oros., Lotman Co., Kr. ROB
ERT Q. WHITTEN and Ms. PADIE 3. AN
ONYM, labial this cloy. No urns.
NOBLE—CLOBBIL — At Ohs ...td..* of the
bride . . parent.. Thursday evening. February
sh, Esso, L. N. Norio., of Christ TBErufis
Mr. UXOILITE NOBLE, of Saadi Pittsburgh. and
ENNA, only daughter of 'luso H. Clears, o
Manchester.
TALXER-13TOEICE — In Philadelphia. Ps.. on
Thurgday oyenind, February rth, st the nods
dens* of the bride's parrot.. by BOY. Tome. B.
Balms, SILILUEL PALMER. Esq.. of Flits
baroN, lad Malt% 11. STONES, gasghter of
tfrlah IsLElotes. Esq., at FbLadelfthla.
I=
130111.880:3.-08 Tuesday . looralog . Taro. ,
ret MU:st.Vg* RUU P "M M. Jr., I ' M' Ma
IdoCANN.—On 113nroday Yearns.
2730. al.. 841 1 / 3 13 33eCANN. aged 7$ Yeara.
LltaLC.-oe , gaterda• morolaa , abruary 29.
lad NA, .2 a
aroma L o•eloot i dwzghtsr tieonte
ssle. Id M =la 7e. = ye. of bee. ,
CIIISCIILOPY.- -483 Elatadday Taormina J
Tab.
MM. at 7 o'eloek. 8113.1 8. Wife of
crack/low. ene nth ye. of S c: , Oie. -
Unit/le:lL—At Fairfield. Conn.. Irebruarrnt.
linittiAltZT, youngest ebild or Jamul
~ Jr.. sad Om Z. Bsanr, .{uo
PICIrM.—On Instal monatoN 7.b0 00 7
La. EC. JOHN PRIVY., ha as ank you of Ms
Dr. Sarterit's -Backache Pills
Cans Dims.. et taa lidneTs.
DZ. SAMILSVII 131C1401 2 Plll4
Cues D:sthse. or the Bladdte.
M===l
Oa. Masten of pa Dd.'s . , °roils.
BACZAara I ILLS
I==
BA.SICEIrri lizummilt rata:
♦n the Great :Dtaratia of taa NIL
D. ak14113144 eaouoc3 4.1:411
I
D. tagsseil Baez 19xi PILLS
dent try all :who Dave Mod these,
DZ. niaazirra BACZACEIS ecru .
Sae daily Iscrtashrs la pcpaluits
Ds SADOsNeII RiCS,Ces
Aro Suss Coated Arid easy *to irks.
DR. Itaidairre nicaacaa Yuck
Aro pl;! Dylhayglata vammllY.
=
THE ISISEMLIBLES
Of this bright bad cbeerful world Mal Tax
mammas. witskont agOod eighth. Mere
can seater be bodily eon:oft 001 mental en.
1 umeat. daterie• it. a onaeli ad Umbras
alert is a claw and woudarfal alliasim. 'lt the
ca. b abeadaltd .i..mr.dd aged!.
tameable of effort. -era marrimn to all Ohs
neon lira KM able to the hcaltly. .
h • madtioa that Aar rational batman
lobs Is Willie to ead•re. who. Oh bew of .
eartala,lamoilste end perinalenteldlad tan bi
obtanaut emu where/
Tne mat:wood vas ai 'fate la rate own Mad.
liet ' sZlred . tlan ' ta b raPrV.= 27 .f. " : ":.
list ao ass ea , r toil.. to
o
Idthsa"lea
000?. sod
00 V:h , 170;iOrtlgiVe
rc bbaatof Deapaosla lad 0100 yea resume
the shooter. unde md att l-eilloasowastlas
g r tg,:vitt:LLZl: :=1; 11 i. rollt
Is stint &mho tn. mamma Overt rata to $1.05
Ow dismal hada that lel: IDS tad: igeatil
wllelaeaad regent*. the bewail; ttn.or.basl
we cavilled serves; KM.* eta Witettia aad
In=" g s aa.giazezat:4B=ageLog pads.
twat. wee tafarlleet un elltf
Lehi. saner thaw of pare vesalabl . fora
rectore. once or Mice* ear, to wears ma. az.
molt. b• pal. aiel Da. tithe.. • weak
mh w•il that pallet fatettostal esealalela
tcweh ac bat taw al lac *ow aztatarratdadiy Wow.
.Chronla DUeasee.
/11# inaction lamas bod 7 [l7O Val•
stiany on. at Ulna ♦ dUerd..• llTar. cot
tulat InitaiLen a Les tabes. - '. ob
eiraettoa la the Ads or of ths renal gotzisaa.
tote f0710w5414 van. sad IN*. vatl7
ikrta, secortisg to lib. ext. t ash* ingsal#,
rasettzaal Wary.. a ass salcted leith
papa.% will soca Is 6 mire tilts' the gamma at
Ault: Ttia.food that he nrstlml Ails tom...
lu astaratires: wid waste. 'tea Iron an =Ow,
drowite4 in sone. aockk. or mansy, •Ina 7.1:
woo. WIWI= or oat; 'An It matt to Ito
brava chid culled eat of the sirtem.
An& anti thousasd. of Jut sad, ¢allsxm t.r4
mu..t.. uiam
ei•• Itoultii a Da SZTHEWS BLOOD,
tot way !lapses Icave
toamon u 6 dligutt..• err. 4 b.% like!da•
tithet the blood pith tva elestottarivrtactplalt
• .2ditt b %Su roam:atlas of IN vital loony'
of tits sr. Sow.' 111 .Corafttl Iftwa Tociut tote.
tut OIL 12113Z/141. fur teu t. t . /tad.
the .11 kind. sit au cared tha.
of tiLlorflopfti mai betas. uoutlintloas.
lltai•bleti curl Yr. Boyd. It yam WI
width eared John Tltssll. Jt mu tut .lily
awed ltuzsen icrittad:
moat Bearena weileal 634.1 the oli!ar",
;n . t Ln patal frau ihr to lin
them •ol sim Vv. Lames Blood On:an
• a lame <ma of elraiaa /thaws mu
Imedletza 6 reasr,d . migta. 5.1 d by the
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