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JACOU M. CAMPIIELL.
TUE TRIAL (.:03191ENRED.—
. • .. ‘ . ' •Netorn,tite Senate yesterday, the. day
Appotatedeanpeared AISDIULW Jonsiosr,
- in -response to its EIMMODE, not in per-
SOS MR by Coentel, as the law perniits
rßdng thee in Court, his counsel &aired
• "for a continuance for forty days, to `Oa
. to prepare bi 3 answer to 4 the
Articles, and his Motion was argued hi
his behalf, - by Mr. liTAnnaliT with reset
heat and In language which, if it had
been expeenily chosen to inflame the
..54.." passions of excited. partizans, could not
have been more fit tor that end than it
!really was. It 'was alm sustained by
_ - Judge lIILIOn, another of the
dent's counsel, with equal ability and
• . greater dignity. The Managers replied
them arguments, one of them, Gen.
: Boit.* rebating the temper of Mr.
Slant:U[llY appropriately and justly.
• The Court, after a retirement for eon
saltation, overruled the application for
"lorry days' delay, and ordered that Mr.
Jameson file his answer by the 231
; - instant, that the. Managers have three
; dap for filingtheli replication, and that
the trial - should then proceed, units.
ywed us use were shown: for a further de
r
lay. An application from the Managers
, that the trial should 'commence with the
' , filing of the replication and without the
~. lot stated gratification,, was overrated,
. 3vrenty•eir. to twenty-five, and the order
"for proceeding after the replication shall
41.141111 ml as strove, was adopted
I Dy &pole ot forty totes.
' SO Mr. Joniisost's answer in due form
- ' to the articles, will Int presented Mirth
• 21341;tteit Managers will formally -reply
' on or before the lifith, and the trial will
Alen proceed in its regular course, unless
good mesons are presented- for further
v. PlutPollthfi u.
Wo have no desire to comment upon
Urn prroceediaga ofliny court of law, is
• - emue w, hi c h is still periding, to give
thereby to the friends of the accusal
,parry even a colorable pretext to cry
bet sgalaat whetthey have alreadfatig
:-.i. ettatised as animating to political proju.
j. dices or the popular indignation. But,
i since they Lave themselves striven, and
.are still industriously aiming, to misreP•
•. and embarrass Congrees in the
faithful performance of its duties, carry.
' ing thiaimpeactunent before the Nation
(Tide New Hampattir),.a.l4,;o4cal is
- Fag; • we fed bound ' :Aida intim
judgmelt of everzirejid. candid
zenr Ale ttnrik::fatc*4 to Aup uglr
J oll2 ll o 3,Ortnit he has already
had, his proper require
!emits. :The senate, as well as the p
. ' 'Pie; tmderstands that his line of defense
is already settled-and that the evidence
oniitherAldals - egually accessible. No
jajaeticeea sl ~ta be done, bat National Jar
tits, will 16 promoted, by bringing this
'::great*ilo an (Arty decision.
Tan , ;Democracy were everyWherc
3 ..juldlint last year over What they fac.
I . 4 3. Ikamly allied "the re-action" against
;.* ..:Beirfibliems,principlca and "P•d roleds.
isle." Breanse the unimportant
lions of . 1867 lo -many Butes were Inf.
laid to go, in acme rae , •al•y default and
' In °there by difdrsion upon side issues,
to theodvantage of the Democracy, , our
'opp' mmutalndleareetly concluded that the
; • ~a 4ttilikert party 'Via &boat to give up
Amines; and would emrststlyfall toren
teat {he great iections of '6B. Or; per
' haps, they supposed that we should,
again . this year, amuse ourselves wito
time "aide atiowe 4 which received our
attention fast fall. Never did a. tee
tion make a greater aolatatel Toe greit. 4 l
v.apeguibUen party l O4terairiljd this
- Idenlisl . Campaign, armed at alt psints,
wlth-every_matt up to the front, and tie •
_ tenzdned to? sweep the field by the unity"
and strength of Its organization - and the
4i:resistible force of its great linng min-
- dyke. We an neither to be assinie' 41 by
-- • side shows" nor • diverted -'by :false
-.Begituatei 0 ur, M 91.1(
- Ifirttaddre, *hire - we have ` delivered
nporeAtertion a'-Qlov eo'deadly
tlutt-lt"hia.•alnet4y decided:tierwhole
catty:l4a; ,aliall go teareliink
- tatnlitg neither toile right nor left; url
-"NI* November the just - mate e,f Con
*inked and Popuiaz Dims stiaßbs-1
siarywletre triumphant
PTSSELLYAMAt rtMLOCEACI.T., is
toniktfilitn:at - Harrlibuig,
-.jkat &enmities forwent - as 'ilia E r artenff
1 linewor tie*ty et
troi: wane - they expected too get
their beads broken the first of the
fray, but it was iery unkind, to. ray the
t rait. id -- :their °W - h
*Arai
York, to volunteer 1.0 pr,:mptly to do the;
job of to do it so'effeettially. It intuit
boadmitted that Mr. Seymour sad his
•
, da4ste knocked the IVircairtki of
the olfi,,Keyatone .higher than a kite
wa recommend the discomfited - and
icpudliters of Peciasyrisali
.to . fall tack upon Geacrat Peualaita and.
- theassin cud u fast as their • legs will ,
• Let.. us.. feithez .tuniad
- •thass that; by occuiijeg the seeiltile acid
la which the ;Ittiublif .
,ieau of Pettuyinel a, Ociccaut.
. Owe they *odd have esCapedlthli
01eillatteurand, disastalita invoke. (rola
hairnet; party in' the Em
pfAe 9tatt Etc the New _'Park
Lye
tnocr reakets that "keenly is the
' .faitiatitcy".ead pechapa luverata•
patty ta this State iritt catch some
sjimmericg thethat
t= — /lettielY. eidadlikt. . • . •
"I"za Mayor of Bellmore,. fiichXl the
anthorling ihe loin of one
,! , 2:xiitilkeo dollars to the Conn:nit tad
Ilatltoad Company. Tea
with conimendahn neotn.pf;twlo;
tbirs of Om city posted deordi:
zilioooTei his held inII It ie nowalaw.
:=-Goisaral Hancock has appointed the
Mend lath days of April ler Ilse elec
t an and ratification of the Consfttathrte
leutslana.. The rogistrAtion is to be
. itreteedwrithlit tiro days, commencing.
... f..listeteertdaya before rho election. Thaer
. Are preamine. the regnintlons for Mown
. erratum oftheelection,snd prohibit* any
4 Penn¢=leeks medidato tor elllne sm
.., mg ',Commissioner or 'Register. -Far.
=Lateen of. the order is as follows;
Congress enact hereafter Uvula
~..:_ataAppralching election a vote shall also
eer. fte State and other ofticens, the
er some Registers and Commissioner. will
y,sei =ler this order foe the election of
/1.1 such an event orders
be *toed faun - bemitpUrtera;
notatylujObliqualified voters at such
an Mem , .Ys wedlborized.O 4 . I
_ .
delegation ut Eminent raihned
including .Ex-Gay. Deaulson, Oi
Thomas L. Jewitt, of the Pubs- -
Columbus and Cleetanattiltall
::,!, 10787Tbamas.A. &attend J. 31. aobarte,
elf the PearisylvanLe Railroad,
,- ,-;81.1th. President at the Oblegv., Coltim-•
Central e li
-Stomp/on; W. K. -Edmude, W. R. Me;
ignota; edlndlana, John Battelle%
and-W. D. Woud , *tßittabarg.l&
1. ; are in fit Louis Si. on, :amine:se connected
dalth Zbe, , inestmetion.a.r& nisi railroad.
•.. • itrona the city' to IndlanappleyisMav
inineia„-Ttrey- win *Pea as *Me*
sad *Vint* and vigotonsiatosatee fur
the 'moody taeopletion of figam:LUl:to the.
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FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
Impeachment
President' Appears ; -Ocianse
Lorty rays' T me Asked I'4 Prer
aratien of the Defeme.
Debate on the Subject
Court Retires for Consultation
Motion for Forty Days Overrule,
President to Appear and answer on
March 230.
To Which lime the Court Ad
lomat d
0; TrogrAro to the l'ltt'bereh tiuetle.l
WesuiNorox, Marcit 13, 113,
By eleven o'clock the La , lies* Gallery,
it. the Senate, was packed by a brilliant
audience. The Senators' seats are ar
muagin.l no t?efore. Li the open space in
front of the Piesident'a chair are two long
tables, each furnished with seven chairs.
Ono of the tablesis inter:pled for the Man
agers, and tho oilier for the counsel.
Back or the Senators, met filling the en
tire:lobby, aro shout two hundred chairs,
intended for the acconsmodati4n of mem
bers of the Moore, Judiciary nod others
entitled to be prtsent on the floor. About
half-past eleven half of the Senators bad
ranged themselves in little knots discus
wing fhe bnsiness of the day. It is no
ticeable that not a single ner,ro is in the
galleries. Everything is conducted with
perfect order and decorum. The Chap
lain invoked a blessing upon those now
ertaring upon n high and important
day.
-Alter the traturactiorrof some regular
business, at one ' o'clock Mr. Wade
vacated the President's choir, and Chef
Justice Chase, entering by the rear doer,
tool. - his place.
l lie Sergeantlit•Arms • made the re.:
gluiest] proclamation, when
Mr.IIOWARD moved that the House
of Representutiverbe notified that the
trial svaL about to commence;
The Journal was then read by tho Sec
retary- The Senate Chamber became
very Stilt, and the mono was solemn and
Impressive, the occupants of the gal
leries leaning forward to catch every
word rulansil
.The fismt dasra of The Senate ' harnber
spend and the Board of Manager% on
-the partoftfurtHouseofitepresentatives,
with the exception of Mown. Stevens
and- Butler, -slowly entered and took
seats arotualthelable to the left of the
Uhler Justice.: Then canto the _House
Representative!, who likewise took
seats, in the rear of the Sena Mrs.
By direction of the ChlefJustice the
nail .was called, and those Senators ab
sent at the organization of the Court
stern sworn In, including Mr. Viekers,
the now Senator from Maryland.
Aflor all the Senators had taken the
-oath, the Sergeant-at-Arm.. by d rest Mu.
sailed, ln a loud voice, "Asmnew Jons
sord." "Annanw Jouissoaf'
Jontratisf' Thorn was no response.
On motion, the President's counsel
was notified to appear, and they did so
They were Ifenry Stanbery , Judge Bel
son, of Tennessee. and Judge Curtiss, of
Slastachusetta. They took seats at the
table assigned them.
Mr. STANBEBY amen and said that
be, by. direction of President Johnson,
was"engsged as counsel: Ile read a
statement of tho President; asking that
at least forty days are granted luta 'th
prepare hie defeosanalsoiatgeted
by.the Preddent'acounael,Meu . ralittin.
bury. Nelson, Curtis, Braila and J.'S.
.11Iack, stating that. the time . asked for
by the President was absolutelycnecessa
-ry-for counsel In order to prepare all the
points. The paper referred to the time
allowed in the case of the Impeachment
ofJudge Chase. Al the conclusion:of
thoreading,
MeilllNt.iflAM, of the Ward of Mdn:
tigers, arose and said that under the
eighth -rale adopted, after the acculed
had answered' he could not ask for an
extersiou of time. •
•
Mr. NELSON said If this construc
tion was placed upon the rule, the coun
sal fir the Preddent lead been entirely
. _
Mi.", WILSON, front the Board - of
Mtinigete, tool; the same 'view as Mr.
'At the conclusion,: f the 'debate which
followed; the question was put by the
atter zwdice to Via Court, whet/ter the
Presidint should .bo alloweu the time
talked for, when
..iiiIr..EDMUNCS moved -Ole President
.be siren until April Ist, instead of forty
d -S s i:iiiloll . lo2l incised "liSt 'thiC,nart
retire -to vet/vitt on Our'. matter.
The Court left the Senate Chamber, ae
emapanied by the Chief Justice,
REGULAR astrosir.i
By TRu‘rapnttpile Rasemle.7.
WASTLIBOTON, Match 13, 1867.
7 . - TRIAL. '
At t;1100 ; CIOCit, the Murata g Muir Inv
tng:eielred Chief Sitatlee !ChM* took
tbo'X4irr and . - the, Hergwanto-Anne
:nodes proolarriationin the usual
way
'lhe Secretary then read the kennel of
trd.leatmestfrulorthe Court !!!,
of Itnpretentatieee,
headed`. ths•Zdansigerrof Impmeh
meat, meanwhile were standing onielde
Ortbi open Aior. ' ' • ~
' On motion of hfr:HOWARD, an order
NM made 'that - the -fferen,,, ant-at-A.rrna
ablify ttfellonae that the &made la or
niedma in 4 Court ofrmpeseement quid
ready tn ',plumed with the trial. at An.
immectiately,thereafter the Managers
ausd tho mem bank of the Hone took:tbe
nein/ prosletottfor them, Mr,Butler teas
Tbo Senaion who had not Ilona
a soak the oath. • -.-•
The - return of the Sergeant:at-harm of
hie service of 81 1 / 1 21110113 an the President
was mad, when,
-Oa motion of Mr. JOITISSIIi, the
Counael elf the President were noduld of
thenommencement of ierodeediugs- and
itessru flianhery, Curtis and Nelson
took their amts at the table on the right
of the Chief Justice and opposite lathe
inailatters,Whe Were ,gated on the left.
Mr. Butler, the -remaining manager,
mono ip, end shortly after another dep.'s'
tenon of the ifeuee entered; hauled by
Speaker Washbarne, of Illinois, and Mr.
istcy.berson, Clerk s'f• the Ueuse, and
renEedstiremSelyee behind Weber. •
Mr. STANBERY rose. and addreiso
ing the, Chief JuiOusireed the snower of
the President entering hts Oppeameee,
and amain ac Mu °sunset Meagre. nun.
berg, Curtis, Nelson, Black and, Evart%
end asklng,,as a rimmudde:tltnet Mr the
preparation' othie* defense, the period of I
fortydsys.-citlng various more in which
periods as long, in prasmt io nt o
granted:the 'lr'rltltt . h I Al,onbehaltoftheMaz
ager; riontended the eighth - rile pm.
.1•14101 'that on the appearance of -the
President Le was required to. Ille-his
answer, end in cambia smetwer was not
tiled, Me trial - abetild'proceed.us on a
pie* of not guilty. Ho claimed, them,
fores„tho trial 111101111 t proceed forthwith'.
Mr. CURTIS, in reply, referred le the
awe. of Judge Humphreys aad ethers,
and argued that the wee atmeeptlble
of no such 'esratetrnenoune
,that pot on -it
y3ridr. Eurituun- • '-
Mr. ilELSON,lblorwed, enlarging;
on
I the same flews settle colleague, ,
Mr. BUTLER. asked : to be Wahl ofd
behalf of the Miunigelmtd_aaked Why
railroad speed. ghoul net . bonged on
I trtaL contended that the rides
and points' of eribtary courts :wore not
applicable' se line WA. • La ordinary
leittla-tio'rittegei reeelled Mae-delay
' In
ease • the • necessity for
prompt„ - .halm, .was - ,pressing.',n'bo
seephxuteeth -at The: bar': .'cohtonect
the”, ltetvei , of the t nation, ma
sty moment of jazed6s,
preitidice. or . rong. 'melt for the Injury.
;et , tvitkof the Money,. The buslifease of
the Waf-Departeneut would etop dolt'
Ihitetrulttlf Wli trial was ratehect.- The
pulse pf the nation heats •prsturbstion
itnatitsi lletta dn.. lie claimed an
early lisi OW' 'itheuid,b• A xed-foe the de.
lenohVehlvettraneeoted Itthert he,een
- show that he bee hoped - MO h!prepsze
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grant hint the intlulgesee of fort ter time.
We, on [lie part rftlan Hou4oofßepresell
tativen. which we are here repre4enting,
ask that the ruin adopted hr the Serial
for thegovernment of this Lane, he
enforced - , It is for the Scant e to 5.1 y
whether the rule shall be awoained as a
rule to govern the came. or whether It
shall he changed; he' di,'"
chatia..., tut standing as n rate
at this talus , we ask Its mil'. ircoment.
Mr. STANIIEItY expressal greater
surprise than he had before felt at Ills
claim, urged forward by the Manaavra,
and saying therm seemed to boa d biped
bon to hurry through this tumoral
blow; trial, as if it were a rasa before a
relic. Court. Reargued from the word
ing of the other rules that the appear-.
ant,' day was not Intended :o be the day
for answering and trial day. Ile said
two of the President's Counsel were not
-present; that no opportunity bad been .
offered for the preparation of the defence,'
or calling of witnesses; and that iii the
worst days of the "Star Chamber" Lail an attempt to hurry through a trial s hail ,
not been made. Ile spoke very warmly,
loving there seemed to have been a trap
set for the President and his Cooties).
At the conclusion of lain remarks,
The CHIEF JUSTICE said tun
uao
tiou would be argued for an hour, in ac•
conlantv with the rules, when
Mr. BINGHAM rose Una said he had
been greatly surprised ut hcaringthe I
hasty words which had been dropped
from the lips of his learned friend, Mr.
Stienbery, and asserted the rimy motive
of the Managers was to en fore° the rule
which the Senate had made, and prevent
a dilatory line of defense.
The CHIEF JUSTICE was about to
put the coestion on Mr. Slanbery'a mo
tion, when
•
Mr. 1:11111iNDS an order that
April let be the day appointed for the
bearing"( the President's anewer; that
',Whin three dace themsfler the Mom
egere lit, the replication, and yet on the
dth of April their trial proema -
On motion of Mr. iturallN, ..t• tyro
n'el6A, the `',l tt rt - nred for eousulta
llmt,
At 4:10 p. Di. filo Senatubi returned,
their Chamber. and Una Senutereq.se.
bled.
The CHIEF JUSTICE annolll2o/21i this
motion ender consideration bad been
overruled, and an order wattentered that
the President be required to tile his an
swor,on Atomlay. the Std of March.
• MeiBINGIIANf °tiered an order that
on the tiling of the replication by the
Managers the trial proceed forthwith.
The CHIEF JUSTICE sithmitted the
order to the Senate, and on the question
or 'adoption the ye.s and nays were
taken, resetting twentc-tive affirmative,'
twenty-sis negative. - So the order was
denied. - -
The yeis and nays were av f,llo*s
Ctunerott, 11.1., Stomut,
Cattell, Hobs., Nemeer,
Chandler, Now., - Tbsyer,
Cole, Morton, - . Tlotter,
Conklin,[, Nye, Wallet.;
Con new, Pstteretto, N /11 1 r aeon,
Corbett, Pomeroy. Tate-e-21:.
Make, • Itemeep.
Perry, 11.0,
Anthony, Grime% Patternon(rd
114yerd, Henderson, SaulAhory,
Boeirwlew. Ilandricka, nWerr.nr..
Rowe.
Johnson,main 1, '
Enmoof Yet:ratty. Van Winkle,
rensenden, Morrill (Ile). Fn.....
Fowler, Merril (TI). FlLlter-26,
FrellnEhrlynenliorion.
Mr. SHERMAN offered the following
order, width was read: .
Ordrred: That the trial of the Articles_
of Impeachment Anil proceed on the nth
day of April next.
Mr. HOWARIY-1 hope not, Mr.
Went.
Ur. WIL.St moved to amend Lt
making it the lot Mstestd of the nth
April.
Mr. BUTLER—Mr. 'President • am'
Cientlemen of the Senate.-116‘rover an
gracious It may seem on the part of till
Managers, reprts.enting the !loose an;
Representatives, anal thereby represent
Mg the ',tropic of the United •States, in
ressi ug an early trial of the serused, ye!
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r duty to thaw who send us here, r.
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*main_ their wish,, speaking n , .
,ohalf, and by their command, the peaee
of the entliiity nod the interest, of tin
people, all scorn to .rsquiro that we
should urge the speediest possible trial.
We must not shut ,me toys+, tat the raw
that there are railroad. and telegraphs
Ito give the crooned the privilege or,
coiling hie counsel together, and of
getting sowers from any witnesses that
we have summoned, and to tiring thorn
here. It should have an important hear
dog on the course we aro to take. That,
I submit-lea : rot to 3» overlooked. Rail
roads-and telegraphs have changcd the
order of thing. In every other business
-of life we recognize taut fact. Why
should we not in this! Passing frmo
that which is hut on incident. a detail,
perlaxe, will you allow me to suggest
the
.ordinary course:of jestlce, the
hatlnglry delay of warts, the ordinary
,time given, in ordinary cases, f.r
manta answer. when called before,: ants
hatjuttlerc luives.no - applieatlon to this
'Mum. Not even, sir, • when tetatea are
heard before the Supreme Conrt of the
United States, urn the rules applicable to
this particular case. Fee this tampon, if
no other, that when ordinary trials are
had, when ordinary questions are ex
amined, at the her of any Court of jus
tice, there is no danger - thoCornumn-
Wealth in delay, The republic Mai take
no detrment, if the trial in delayed to
give the accused-Alm, It Interferes
with holiody to give htin •indulgence,
hurts am one, and may But I
;aubnilt,:wlth deferentu.. that wheti, for
Lbo first time in the history of the world,
nation has brought Its ruler to the
bar of Its highest Court, under rules and
forms provided lay the Conatitution, nit
li analogy, all,likenem to an ordinary trial,
taaaee there. I say the Chief Executive,
who is Commander of year armies, who
dents that • command, who ewntrela
through his enbordlnees your treasury,
!Who controls your navy, wh.ooontrola all
elements of power, woo controls your
'arraign relations, who may comeliest,.
In an hour. of passion, or prejudice, the -
whole nation, is Cho respondent at year
bar, and I respectfully submit that the
Cory Mutation hare at issue, this day,, is
whether her 'hall metro!. beyond the
'reach of your laws, and nutslde or your
laws, the army of the United. States,
"After farther- remarks la the rune
view Mr. BUTLER' said ; while all the
alinfrknown to lieneconsery when tie ruse
came to trial 'Mould be granted, nn time
should --are Bret 'ln advance. ,, The'
• • ..
ehould not pretutue la ndveuca that Ehi
respondent could not got resu.b•-
bleu "put fn, his answer:, thou, If h.
'should_ plead alwenre of uccossary,wit
noon,, the Managers would either no
preface in a proper delay,or admit all he
nought- to liy; tretimony,' Ire
would not deny the respondent a idngle
led idgence consistent with politic safety.
They asked no more privilege:ill/en they
wero willing tti grant him.
There is:nothing clearer, nothing bet
tor known to my learned and accomp-
Balled friend, Mr,. Stanbery, then that
the making of the Issue before any roil"-
nal ofinetice, and the- tribunal, aro very
distinct- transactione. That la perfectly
undenitend; A very eimm-tahle cane in
the State triaislieit tiefora me, where Lord
Bolt presided at the trial of Sir Richt!.
Brown, Prertorinnd others (or high
Whoh ecentael
,Appeared, : RA
the gentlemen appear this mern
ing,in the Coprl„tt ask for contin
uance, the answer which fell front the
Ilpi sat theLMA Chief Justice was, 'Nee
are not to eons/der the question of the
tried, or Bine - for trial, until a plea - he
Weeded. benanec, (as !di Lordship very
well remarked,) it may happen no trial
will beCrequiredi”. Perehance„ you may
plead guilty- to the Indictment,-an the
rule lying heibre tin ountentulatel,
the Last clause of it. providing, if defend-'
ant appears end shall plead guilty, there
may he no- further proceedings le tin,
dise„ and-no trial about It. Nothing
would remain to be done but to pronounce
Judgement ender the Gonstitntion. It is
time for us to talk:about trial when we
have an. tangle.. The rule In a plain one,
■ simple one, and I may be , portioned for
sitykig that I fail to yereelve anything In
-.rules tea and eleven, to widehthelearned
comael have referred, which insay kind
-of construction mu beapplied to limit the
affect- of the words in rule eight, to-wit :
..-that If the party fails to appear, either
In - parson or •by osunsel, -on the day
-named in the commons, the-trial shall
proem' as on the plata not guilty, anti,
_further, the!, If failing on the day mimed
in the summon., either in perant or by
attorney, to answer the articles, the trial
shad, nevertheless proceed sos en a plea of
not ganity," When the words ore pimp
hir' the Written law,- there enend of
eisrustructiou; they shall bo folloWed.
The Malingers so -1/tougtitivhin liter 'ap
peared at this bar. All they oak is - that
-the hole be enforced, not postponed,
forty days, -to he met ratite end of that
,time, perhaps, with h dilatory plea,
and a motion, if you please; to quadh
the articles, Ora (mention raising the In
quiry, whether-Lets is the Senate of the
United States. It acorns to me, if I may
be pardoned in making ono other re•
mark, Abet preacrlbieg ,bollt them
mice, that the summon. shall - tome -to
be, returned on a day giTing; 11/1
inlhfaicwie; six days to - advance; It was
Intended thereby to enable the - Presi
dent, 'on the :day fixed t r :Ida •
appearance, to come to this liar, and make
hie answer tol he articles. I,lnar be rate.'
doped for saying, , fat-thee; 'tied' it - Is
doubtless known tp,everyone within the ,
heartnrbfmy voice, Viet technical rules
do In no way control, or limit; ortoolper
fie: letlect ectleii•tbat Wider :the.
11==!EMEffAM
plea of lint guilty every conceivaele de
fense which thin party can make to these
artiele , . e it they be articles at All; if
they Its preferred by a competent
tribunal at all, me be attempted:
Why, then, thin delay of forty days
to drew up ten anew." What we - &mire
to know, on loehalf of the House of Rep
reeentatives, by whose order we appear
here, Is, whether an answer la to Ire filed
in accordauce with the rule; and If It be
not filed, whether the role itself Is to be
enforeed.by the Senate, and a plea of not
guilty entered upon the part of the ne-
cueed? That. is oar enquiry. It lanet
my purpose to enter on the ditscusslon
at all, an to postponing the tidy for the ,
progress of the trial. My desire is,
(or the present, to nen whether,
under thin rule, and by force of
tills rule; we can obtain an issue.
Mr, NELSON, of counsel, cold he ]tad
tome here expecting to hear no o
litical diecuadon, under the Impression
prom that the forms of prom ing would Int
purely Judicial in their . hnreteter; but,
like the lemoruble Mena ers, he did not
expect they would bit {Art tly limited' by
the formal precedents of . rdittery . tribu
nal., Ito thought liberality !shank' 1,0
extol:tilts] by this High Co !Ito ah uuuu
nal degree. and contended that the:won
t-AOC/II of the defindant WWI one deserv
ing "Rich troattneut. Heeded IR rr.ln of
the Court... of Tennessee, which provides
fur the postponetnent of a trial
to another term, when the defendant
ban not had Mlle to prepare his defense.
Ile spoke of the great magnitude of this
case, and .urm„ ea the necessity of cau
tious deliberation, and the improprie
ty df railroad epeed. Ile sad the Lett two
charge, of the House opened a Part.
nom's box, which would necessitate a
Intl loyesitigation of ell the petulant dif
ference between Congress and the. Pried.
lentoind would mane the trial alumni
Interminable. New what do we u 41.: tam
fur the l'reeitlent of the' United Stntea
' the highest Mike in the laud. Wo ask,
simply, that he may be allowed that, rot
his defense. On Whose Judgment Is lit
to rely in relation to that? lie emelt, - It,
a great part, rely DU the Judgmenl
of trio counsel to whom he It.
entrusted his' defense. - We, whe
are professionally responsible, have
asserted, In the presence of thia Senate,
in the face of the nation, and of 010 Wboh,
world, that we believe it will require the
numb, of days to prepare the Front
dent's sneerer Irina, was mated In tine
nrnpnaltinn enbinitted to the Senate.
Such kraal OUrolliOil.ar Art, Lb,o gra' ' ,
rhargett to be ru-Lett through the Senate,
sitting LA &judicial tribunal, In lent haste,
and with railroad speed, aud without
giving tae President an opportunity te
answer them—that HUM! opportnnikt
V/ hilt you would giro to the meant*
criminal? I don't believe, air; ChM
Juntit,, acid honorable Sroateru, than
yon will z,ositato ono tuouteut iu givin.,
its all the time we deem neeessary fa
preparing our defense, and that may b.
necessaryto enable this bodyludimously,
carefully, deliberately nod - cautiously,
and with a view of its atsmuntabillty,
outonly traits conetttuents, lout to re ,
terity, to decide thin ease. I have
thank that the honorable Senators
justice to themselves, and injusticeto
Lilo great land they repreaent, will en
deavor to COlOlOOl this investigation at
manner that wilt stamp the im
press of honor and justice upon
them end upon their proceeding,,
not only now, hut In nit Urn to come.
This is an exalted tribunal. I nay it in
no spirit of compliment, ha 1 / 1 .4011150 1
foe It. I feel that them Is no more ex
alted tribunal that could ho convened
under the sun, end I may say, in 101SIVOI .
10 an obaervati its of ono of tho hon
orable. Managers, that I for • ,
as an, American citizen, feel proad
that we have assembled here to-day.
0111 assembled under the cireunistrinces
which hove brought us together. It is
ono of the tint instances in the history
of the world in - .ditch the ruler of a pen.
r.to has been presented bye pont° d of the
represetitattuot of the people for trial
bethrea Souate, sitting as a Judicial tri
'l.ll.lll. While that 1. so, h. Is equally
true, on the other hand, that the Presi
dent, through his counsel, conies lime
and submits himself ho thrinris.bction
of this court, mantlit4 himself I . o'loly,
macenbly, and with c tending reliatim
on the Justice of the honorable &mat , .
which is to he:wills canc. I sincerely hope
that Me resell:mon orrerett by the Set.-
tor from Ohio will meet t h e approbation
of this honorable body. I tame the time
will be given, and that these proceed
ings, which In all time to come will be
quoted as a precedent, will be conducted
with that gravity, that dignity, and that
decormil, which are fit and be in
the representatives of a free and great
mottle.
- Sir. CONIZLING offered an erne:al
iment, that unless further cans* fir delay
be shown the trial shall provecd imme
diately after the filing of the replication.
Mr. DINGILA.M express.' the salt,
fitetion of the Managers with Mr. CaltSli:-
LING'S amendment, He denied that
the Managers were desirous of Indecent
!taste, but said they did wish [nevoid de.
lay ht this important matter. The 'l,O
- there should croon* do,
I- y in the trial of the rued tLagrant be
trayer of trust the world had seen.
The question wax on Mr. CONE%
I.I.N(I'ES amendment, and tho vete Fet
suited, aye. Arty. nos. ten. • •
•
Anthony, Grimea, Sherman,
camerriti. nurt. 4 4 -
Cattell. Ifiyadenion, lite war
G 0;.,, Howard, humour.
ConkUnw, 1100, , Thayer.
Chandler, Lorow, Tiptop,
Umnrieva, Morrill lUn Tramerall,
Corbett, • Merral ( Vt), You W tokl2,
Prate, • Morten. W Wry,
Edmunds, Nye,
Perry, Tamerlane (MU WI loon.
leemeniine, Pomeroy. Tutu—lo.
Fowler. U .m.sey,
Prelteihteyerulikilik
Huard, - Iteadrlalta,: aigulabory,
ttectalim, Johnson, Viekoni—la.
Davie, • McCreary,
Diana, • • .I . ,tisisotc.tro..
The order a a - vended woo . then
ndopted, without di*lalon, when at 5:15
the Court edjourned until the '4ld. mat. -
'Mr. WA DP • having taken 'the Chat r
on onanding tilllcer or the Senate, after
an ineffectual effort to go into l'aecutive
sesaitio, the Sonato adjourned at bair
n:on tiveu'elotk, till Monday.
ROUSE OF fiII:PRESKNTATIVE.I.
After prayer by tbi Chaplain,' Mr.
FAUNA - STORM raked that the reading
of the /earns] be dispraised witli , but
Mr. ELDruroct objected, remark
ing ho under. Mod it bill bad been:Malted
throughyesterday without the kno rrl
edge of t h e UOUlle, • alluding to the
aminulmicit loth' Judiciary act, taking
appellate- pitiirent from , the • Supreme
Court la certaka C.CI4.
Mr: ISELLT presented a 'petition of
'dares of the latat George A. P. Curtis,
eetheir .farth• that they labored on his
Arlington estate severally from thirty
live to thirty:oil:le years, without wages.
and bad frequently been promised pre
vision on the ciliate for their old Agee.
and. praying Clingers:, to grant to each
twenty scree oat of the mate, whichla
now the propetty of th e United Ettatee.
..ittr. 1101:MAN, from the. Conrorenee
Committee, on'the bill' for the relief of
Sim Geri. Autumn, for depretlatlone
committed la the Bominole war ou the
property of • her father, Gen. Clinch,
mole a report, tho eubstanceetl.which
la that $15,000 is puld taidtre. Audereou
duriim berTifcttme, the stun remaining
at her death - to be held in tried for her
children. -
After dehata Ile report wag FeJectetl
hed the }lowa - receded helm its, emend,
fnent and egmod to tho Lill with ea
itnendmont /wincing the amount ftinn
Itlsoooo to $lO,OOO. • ' •
ScOYIELD moved the bill end
amendment hi/tabled. The yeas and
nays wore ordeted, bat the matter we,
reamed over Mtbrinntly for the preaent.
Ea=
r.MAYNARD asked nfnr
the following rosolutten,witlelt was read:
, Itmeferd i That nail otherwise order. ,
eel, the House, in Committee of the
Whoie, heathel by their chairman, will
appear at ale bar of the Senate yowling
the trial of the impeachment of the
rnoldent of the Untied fitalea,nt tin
commenesmeutof the day's precesilings,
.TVITItill tin the Ouse, and then retnro to
theirs% .
Mrs- SPAI.iIIING objected, t was too
Important a reeritntion to Ile no* paracid.
r. LAFLUV, from Committee on
Printing.; reported I remoiotion, whteli
wee agreed to, providing for the print
ing In-hook form of the proceedings of
the impeachment teal for the um* of
gtembere.
The /lowa. tat/toted. a motion by Mr.
}ERR, that during the trial the flout."
met for making speeches, but to tranonet
no legialptlyo businout,
Oaction was - mad° to lha ,totrotino.
[lnn or a proposition by Mr. MAN
MUSD, that, -Os House attend ,ibe
leonine daily daring tha trial of dm Preal
denein a body. , „ -
erne by Mr. TIT.WI2I to mid() to-riny
wos Agreed to. • • - ' • - • • .
- The Secretary of the Smut° Appeired
nt the har a. Wellcome And Announced
that the Semite Isilitted.on l's amend
rtiente to the Commuter appropria
tion 6111, , andAskeera OcnnmMee of Con.
forenert also,- tett Senator*. were sou
ready to ptheelderlth theinthettehment
trial and that AIWA hart! been orepared
for the mrn
otaeastlon tit the House.
Mr. WASUBUMNE,ofiIIInote, moved
the nous* restart Itself Into COI/1191V
tee of thi Whole in the Mite ofthe Union
MI
far the eitrpcme of proceeding in a body
to be bar of the Senate. Agreed b.f-
Tito SPEA.I4, amminhal Mr. - Witat•
Mime to preMde.
The inembera then, in line, the C 1 Ir
man, nnplolrted by be .clotk -and dear
keeper, Mrimr:at the Lead, at fifteen aiin
0110' O'clock nroeeedoil balm.
Senato Chamber.
.
The members returned at twenty it kin-
Iltes ilaqt five n'elook. when Mr. "
111. TR NE, an Chairman of WO 031111110400
of the Whole; reported that ateeordluF to
the miler of 111°11011,0 they had atturidld
the High. Court of Impeachment, ';
companied by. the ?tanagers, and taw
ng received tile rempoll,o of the etout{tel
of neen , etl, ruljourned until the hut.
/loam° adjourned.
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Affxiro WO 'very quiet nt thr While
Ilotow to.day. glare NY.4,3 Alp 11{11#19-
nioll 'to vlsltorn, On account of the
cabinet !acting, which woo :dleuded to
by nll the tvotithi.rdext.opting the Scere:
tary of fiLatO . Wll, Woo roprooouled
Frederk% Seward. •
Mr. SW 'dory and other. of the Prini..
9inite.l 111111 during the
forenoon; and i Mcre sq,,, me time fll
Adjutant General Tlinnia4, who nt
trutlia3 several cabinet eitemitationn tee
cotie, 00, not present to day.
rittc• - ret.-.ry Browning, Jailer , [attention.
the meeting, inpainel t., tie oflieo of the
Attorney Generul for the itarposo
paging ill non booho. firm width
might rujitire his attention, no Benny;
Chief of the Betito tomtit.
The Bro.-Mktt gone the ninth state
Man, tbk oremiu Y . FirtCtol to twenty
members of the lime. of Itimreoenta
tires were pretend Will their fitinillen.
BRIEF TEL.EGRAIVS
—The Board. of Afanagero of the No
(banal A.yluuts for diaahlrd volunteer
soldiers held their quarterly mortitur In
IVaahluglon city ou the T.:th.
F. Butler was re.eleettal President. Toe
mina loor of soldiers support. d during the
gnawer wan 16,33. The Doan.l resolved
to rebuild the Asylum at Augnata,
and to tweet udditlonal buildings et Day
ton, Ohio, and Ilttlaroukos,Wisoonsin,
that by hi,,. venting fall they will be abls
Ll e aufortably nitre for . .!ovu lomat.",
The Boarl by a •very decided veto re
to timtabibilt Oil tour° Iykna,
leasurra will be taken to dituiniab the
number of °Ottawa in the avveral naylnins
and eeoure greater ee.orsky in their ad
ministration.
. C.,lVllliatite, rif Philadelphia.
a member or Um. Anti of General ft' -
• rang, married in Teinaleito a Mina
Seundrri, daughter of Men.' Aaron U,
Brown, She died, leaving her estate to
her !mahout, but the v3ll.lit,y Of tine Wilt
w.l+ i• rat..Q.,' in the Chruit Court at
ill, and a iln•iiiion rertilemi
agai - oit William.. An alive tl was t,,ken
to the . Stnireti winch yeaterday•
reversedttio tleci Aloft of tine Circuit.
'...art and ordered the will executed.
—The pnipovition of the] Coniiollilated
Company, that the city of St
Luba guarantee four 'million dollar., of
lit, bond. when the company shows one
million thillarit of ludtvid oat railicefile
none, has been prison tad to the Nc. l.nu le
delegation in the leghdature, and very
rev irately revolted. Them is 1141d,ithl
but that oho leglataturo will authorize
the cite to guarantee tine the
epootioit to be decided by a two-thin]
vote of the eiti,n,
—The Metropolitan Police of
vide, Term., Thur,,lity night. mado a raid
op, gambling housed, arroettir about
forty gerione and earned off the imple
mortis of the craft.'Cl u ng arreetod were
tined by the Pone.. Cern mboliorter, and
511 1, ..2.; , ..7.1th . 'IIIV anti VOI•111.1n,
of the partieVorie ricr•etivl on a mate
warrant 50..11 far trial. 'f in cum.
made by Ste. Breech, nii:0111•
loamm.r-hant.
iMir great riapriwie Coutpanies—
theAdawo, tho American, tho Moe
,e Uuint , and the United St‘tes—
have f inned n Beard or Control for the
purl..., of harmonizing the Intoreata of
the various conlyarden Alfred Gatti/en,
of Cincinnati, ban been viertoti 1.1,i
-dent of the limn]. All of the Co natia''
Wei touch Cincinnati by different
—A Iliniatch front 111;nr. , it, Michigan
•
slat, the ire gorro, in Thames
below Chatham, camted the Ntream to
overflow. ibt"hankx. Seveltil bridge.
worn came , ' Mr, also •I,ir k ;” flountitifol of
woodraravos and timber. On Thursday
the wator forgaol on nutlet ...roma Hie
forms, swooping sir Immo., CAULa anti
on.! 14 , 104111111: away aportion of thn
!rook of the Great Wesiern
—full return, orth; - • Now Hompahiro
vl,tion, from two lonhlrioi and twtmly
!owns. giro —Harriman ! Eroubl ham,
•
r.!!,2til, and trsholalr, Donocrat,
Th- rernainim!!Vorns fast year gave /far•
rinhin Sinriair, Tha In.er
brand! ..f too I'..notiot ore 14.frth1rt0,...1 of
Inlßepubllcans'afol 1111 ne:novratt.
—eol."Gniwne and Campbell, of tbe ,
Mompbil ..I;qlcolehr, were taken before
Judrzol4lrota, of the Municipal Court,
Yecertlay, 00 a writ Mrpllll,
and relea,ll until ,Itomlay. 111 1101 V of
thipt few% the. mooting. of att•ircera ni.-
pointed a Corn m Ito,* to /Iran. 71.11.1110111.,
to report after Judgo Waldron', ttecotlon.
'Ma .41 ,1 / a nt/le of ye:Ate:Aar ROA • moro
Revere than over ern Judge Hunter.
•— Elpet;ialtlisoldehen . revoivodatlletroll,
ldieltlgan; . Jut night, from Chatham,
Canada nay that all the bridges, excrlit
railroad bridges, between that town and
Gordon, wen] swept array by the flood.
The railroad trite., was swept away for
three4putriers or a mile. 'rho estimated
damage at ChMllarn In 11100,1100. - 'A largo
notaber of farms were Inundated. •
—Two unknown anon, no Thu:witty,
stole three thou.:ant five 'tundra! tiol-
!era worth of Illtnstand rittp from the
fewelry Wore "(John I.liitnow, No.
nroadway, New York. 'rite.Nwebt were
exhibited by. II clerk, W111)11 Abe Inert
pinee.ltheet nutter their roma and lied
before the al?rin could Ise gly2t. •
—Thenues.t of Wet. Welt/Eau.. near
Uncle mat, olde, wag tutored un ThUn,
liey night by berglarn, who - carried nit
$4,1100 itt United State+ bond',, end #I.VO
In (told. Thin is the third heavy 1.11 ,
glary that has taken plake near Uncle
:lntl thi,, week. - Defective/4 Aire on the
truck of the thieves.
—lt Ls rep o rted flint arrrehtm of Er!
11.allisond ['freeform have been male at
tow York, for contempt of Court in vi•
ntaUnk: the injunction remtralning tiro
Company from inning new stock. Mr.
Dovinand Mr. Flak are reported to be
quartaretl at Ludlow forret.
--A litter trout. Glanew, Scollruid;
army roll of Inomburf, of the
I. It. !Lin Vqrk ronnty, Ireland, as /1111,1•
,
tering •01 , ell thotoonal throe hundred
and stx men.,
, — . rho innotirl ImpsTutor° and City
Connell or St. loolls, will to-day tloo4
4 Isanuton.ot Harmon Missouri, by./nvi
-I.ll.titol-W Lin Iktisioteri yacale Railroad
Company.
—*rho Proneli, I'ntnoL 0, Mr-
Icifsh and Italbut Min Inters, and Mr. Font,
Necsetnrg of the British J.,ezttien, were
In the 4ftnlle liplomril c gaiter) , yester
&ay, during. thin impeach ',tent preened-.
,-The Pulverlily of Pennsylvania, nt
Philadelphia, held the anneal ....0111.
moneenend yestonlay. One - hundred
dud lilty grad marts received. the degre e
of Doctor or Medicine.
—A man named Ilerriman, while
walking on the rallrmul track, near Day
ton, Ohio, yestortlay, Iva", run over by a
locomotive and Intttautly killed . 'lie
leaves a family at Corwin, Ohio,
—At Cantou, 11l taut, yeeterday; a tiro
lottroyorl A. C. flobeoek'm dry geode
tore/led otter bulldlnge, eAttaing a lose
fror,ode. •
' the Cambria hotel, Scranton, ra„
liorceol3o"latlJP • oxploded, llauraday
night; causing Um destruction •of the
budding and damaging ether. seljelning.
.-.l . ;lire Coitus Inv ace4ted John
Deerre challenge to pixy 0 French gime
of hll:latde oD tiro hundred Joints, On II
carom table, for one ti ounand
—The &rude or the At'mond legible
lure, bawl pawed a toll providing that the
property of - manufacturing companies
shall be_ taxed the eatne individuals.
.ithotli water brick mlltr, at Neils ,
burg, Idawachusetle, °maple' we the
Star Of:aching - Works, ware dea'reyed by
tiro, Friday ntothing. ' toes; 4 30 ,0 00 .:
—The public roprinuria 'of ltov. Sk
,
prom N. Tyner, Jr., in accordance with
the aenteece of the. Zcaleeitualest Coati,
nod) Improneunced teeisy, at New reek.
—The thicoted Cerfiregathiend thuirch
nt, Norwich, - Conn., was burned seater
4*-}.• l'or„ #1 0 1 000 ; Imarail.fprtl4,ooo.
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LOSDO2I, March 12.—lirthe Howie of
Courmun4, to-night, fer.f3regorylnquir
el what ground Ulu Government Intend•
ea to take ht regard to the •nee of mixed
„furor+ for trial. ;
The Attorney tionorat replied that the
tovenunent did not propose to inlet/aro
with the deeimioni of the Judge,. on that
point.
Lord Stanley outdo an explanation, up
to Ow present date, of tho controversy
with Sunlit concerning the Tornado case.
He said the last step taken by England
wax to demand the reboots of Mao Yher-
FlOl3.
ELIA. Mayo, tiblef Secretary for Ireland,
he would soon eubtait to the con
'adoration of the Ileus a plan fer a now
:flab llniverajty; the olileere of whieh
were to I.;ti.akereed by Catholic*, bet
whose privilege,* were not to ho confined
•tzeluto vely to Catholic".
The Musa then went Into Committee,
and resumed debate on Lno griecaueei of
Ireland.
Mr. Iforman, member far Stroud, raid
the hi inisteinbail promised n reforni in
Ireland, but their reform only provides
for it COMM i 8.41011 Of inquiry mid a new
onlyerruty. Mora than thin wan needed
rimelltate Ireland. Ito deprecated tbo
election of a lIVIVCOIIegt , of the character
deoigoe,l by the Chief Secretary of Ire
land, an likely to feeler aectarinn I titter
miss and anger. The laity were rathdied
with the present system or untionni
sclioobi. Ile declined that no ministerial
abdomen( had ever canned him no mach
pain. A great•opportainity was last to
oancilliita, which should no longer be
ruled by English laws, CtLICOLIIs and
prejudice, but aisawiling to tLo wishes of
the Irish people.
,11r. Robert Lowe thought that there
was no good rctisou why the different re
ligious seine should um agree as well In
!related us el.ewliers. The oziatenen of '
Fenianistu wan not. in point no an ovi•
sienco of discontent, (or there was er,
proof of t h at; the hinty of the Irish people
.01 not Sympathise with that rebellious
spirit, which was c,utiord to Ametimn
agitator, Thu triinblii ITan deeper seat
ed. It wait martin ;bat Ireland had been
injured by•Etiglish legioLtiuu. Cmaitral
assertions only were made about land
grievances, boa no facts were pre:tented.
lie wan ophiawil Li) Ilan nydent of small
tenures urged by Mr. Mill and others,
AA WA. who 11401.4 I rub of civilization,
and which, if would be stem
' invped ad A/OtettlL. Ile deplored the es •
tablishmeni of n avviarian college; neither
tiler:ferny nor the laity wanted iL The
proposition was Pimply • a trick of the
Government to gain tone, 'nun fact was
that onederilli ••1' all the property in Ire
land was public, but was wad fur the
benefit or oniy "fie not of every twelve
of the inhabitants. This .way the great
evil, and it Wm 14,1{slii !Min one.
Timtnas 111 glees madeareselt and
urged a guttural reform in lreland.
Mr. Vance, In' the coon, of Ina re.
unwire argned that freer trade lout been
-very inferior. In Ireland.
Jacob Bright forcibly 'knout:Med the
anomalies of the Irish Church. Estab
lishment. •
. Mr. Mill deplored the beggarly ao-
anent of the Irish polies of the Allnlstry.
MI approved of the manly ' , perch of
Mr. Lowe on the Church quonlon, and
concluded with an argument showing
that emelt a college as WI. proposed RI.
in - 1110,u; .
Litlmrno 'Tardy defended the Govern
ment, giving a long review of Its Irish
poliny. Ito said lie believed the name
kart were ea pressed and 11.11601:111 given
in I,gt, yet how many years hail the
Whigs hold power since then; without
taking any action In regard to the griev•
seen, of Ireland.
At 014.VVU o'clock tonight LLo debate
11 continued,
87333
Narbrm, Zlfarelt PL—The naval ban
-1111(4 elven by Admiral PrOc3ll4, or Om
balimi navy, to Admiral Farragot, to
day, Ivw attended by the vbief naval
olllrern of Italy, lbc Ameriart Admiral
and tunny United Slate officer., and a
brilliant seeemblawi of professional
giltwor: Toots wt.relrvely 11111k1 rurdinlly
given favorable to onion nail highly
dvitiplitnewari . to Admiral Farraitut.
The oily ailtbet It!. will gives I bareitioi
at au early day to the Admiral in the
name of tbo people,
=E3
Pena, ]lamb 12.—The now law defin
ing and enlarging the right of public
ineetingn has boon Introduced In the
Coro" Logbilatif, and iv ,now under
dln
cnslnn.
.
Tim Joiiaro Lan been proarciWni ter
violation of the an , praaalniv.
FE lIARCEIL COIII.II6III'IIAL.
lio pox, March 1:1-4Nening.-.Con
NU 11, 9369 931; 5-Zo'., TM; Illinois Coattail
n.i; Erg.. W.
. i'itANKVOIST, Alxrcli 13.7-Untted Finites
'tenant, 114,
Livintopou..ltfareh 13,—Cotton closed
quiet; middling upland, 101; OrIwo.;
13t; trulro 10,000. Correction made, stock
in port 311 ,00halm Instead of 3t9,000,1
lidarrunrwrnn, :dumb 13.--Th* 'man
hot tor aandei and yarns la hoary and dull.
Itrradto ono—earn drolined to 41..thlfor
new wratorn; other quotation. urn On,
Provisiona,•Lardcloseu heavy
et, ii7n: for American , beet • Pork
Bacon, ' unchanged. Prodrwo---Sugar,
blently &Val. 204. - Naval Mares tiro dull
but uo Outage tr4quotationa. ,
Aarrcnr, March 13....EIrening.- 7 -I . *
troleum eltwetl firm at 41 (rums.
PRESBYTERIANISM
Union convention at Inaianapotte.
lADI amenable, March 13.—The Pm.
hyterlau Union Convention trinket, nog
nestnil yeetorder, Were (Unenvied during .
the eutiro entelon,
,I.Fetley,nnd the" fol • .
lowininthinto adopted : • ••*- •
h'irat•--7Rut this Convention holds thnt
tin, Church Is,. by the ronottlutlon of her
living bead, one built upon 'tbo founda
tion of th•Aportles and Prophets, Jerson
Christ himself being the, chief corner
stene,'‘uul that however Impracticable
visible organic union may meow at the
present, It is the duty of all the different
brunches of the Church to pray for, and
by nil proper means seek, suellorgrinto
union,
Sevmd—That from the expression of
nplelotui given la tha Lbncoution, th.
basin of Um, Philadelphia Convention ix
ondinsad as a satisfactory basis for 'the
•ro-union of the Old and Now School
Assembilea. " , •
'7'l,oll—That in the larimtene' of the
Philadelphia Iselin,. that the Book of
Psalms, which is of:Divine Insplrittiou,
is well adapted to the slate of the church
In ell ages and circumstances, stud hbould
he used in 'the worship of God i therm
fore, we recommend, to prepare the way
for the steelier beetles represented In Bits
Convention to unite with the larger, that
n now and faithful version of the Book
of I'llalnts be prepared. which elicit take
the neat Wm* In theitutherited Psalmody
of the fruited Church.
The Convention adJouretvl sine die;
RAILROAD .. ACCIDENT.
t . rcietill rth 10 sae ihisseirsa ensue.
- Ilettniarmau, ]Harsh 13.—Tbe Cindn
natl train, which left Now York
at five o'clock last oconlog via.Readlng,
mot with an'aocldont three ranee wait of
Lebanon loat night. -The train , was run-
ning rapidly when a roll broke, throwing
two passenger cam and one Bleeping car
frow the track. Fortunately the coup.
broke, preventing the wrecked Cars
bong dragged any distance. , • .
The following persons were Mit:teed:
Mrs. Niter, from insland, en mile West,
seriously teltired in'spini: Dr. Luther,
of Reading, chin cut; Cann Geo. W. Dont,
Wirth V.-8. Innintry en route' te Join
his regiment on the Plains, heartielureit.
Four, wn five Atha% name not Itarnesi,
were slightly injured.
ME
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qTI IND SUBIJR64.II
The Zama, Cou&nal at the Pitlttbaratt
roc:nolo . - allege—Attar.. of Lao Prise
—an Interesting rresentatrau,lk.e.
Our intellfgentand literary circles Lava
rarely been afforded a more pleasant en
tertainment than that which marked
the Mere of the highly succersf nt Winto
Session of the Pittsburgh Female
Cbl
lega—tho assay cdutest - which leek
pine° last •night, In the elegant and corn.
meditate chapel '
of Ord institution.
There wav in attendance a very large
audience which numbered* representa
tives from all the Professions and higher
walks of life, and which might truly
Lu tcrund the bruins Vol our 'busy
and industrious oils-. Them con
tests, a pleasant feature to relieve
thtidtill routine of the sclielar'slife, have
ever been regtnlisl as the neatest and
tined pleasing literary entertainments
afforded our people, end we marvel not
that they yearly prove• mere attractive
and are more large'y attended. Ni bet
ter oeitunentary an litO character of the
college nail Mt thorough
.systent of Int-
K . art , ll=efal funlltigh toned knowledge
thma the .powyr possessed by
the young ludic,' to manse," entertain,
edify and instruct with the coining, of
their braimran audience an intensely in
lelttrtuai as that which gathered tbgether
last evening. •
The exerci•or were opened with an
eloquent appeal to the Throne of Unice
by EeY. Mr. Woolf, rilter which a bril
liant nod soul Inspiring comiseutieu wits
ina.milicently (Imbed off out an elegant
Decker Plane by Miss 'Mein., of Le
il.llloll, Pa., and Prof; Messner, accent
pallital nn the . organ by M11..1110.4.ner.
The first essay, °Driftwncel," by Miss
Howard, was :in able effort,
read lit a precise, distinct voice,
which was heard in ell parts of
the hall. The subject war . ingeniously
Wrought Into a variety of stair,', awl the
essay was vi ry areeptable and praise
worthy. 'Anything and everything
War' the, quaint-title of Miss Sevilla
Ikumy's literary, offering. It wen veer
well coneeivel and developed ninch
thought, beauty and elegance "Where
is the was cleverly , an
, *wens! In the ,say of Mien Carrie 1r fisher.
This .inposition breathed in every lino
a spirit of rViigiOn and a Leell sense of
the vanity or they Weria intro Fel
:10111 listened to:smoother language.,
Every sentence was rkhly framed
and the periods were minded
with •Ii beauty and
Ilulah
"The shrine ut wide!, we worship" wane
sprightly coin positlemi col 14 a vivacious
and lively manner,. by Misr White,ll.
,1 rich yell: Orin:eyelid sarcasm coursed
through the aentuncits, but was relieved
by dashes, of good nature, which every
now and then cropped out. - The essay
pointed a strong moral ° Cobwebs,"
au intrivate and highly wrought sketch,
was read by Miss , 31nry Radcliff, It
abounded in keen limner and pungent
arid reflected much credit to
We well read composer. The el.:talon
af the young lady wwispirited cad fealt
ies., m," A very singular subject,
war 'strewn to lie full of poetry
and meaning by Miss Livia. Myers.
This was a gem In Its ' way,
and its nether dmeloped rare mental
ability in weaving, from such am ordi
nary household word, an essay no full Of
ripe thougut, and no beautiful in all It*
pane. i'Lravers by the Wayside" was it
tine specimen of twos° poetry from the
nen of Miss Ira MsßutghL Uterio well
read and abounded tie pretty figures of
speech and elegance of eXpreseion. The
lash essay, "Life Tapestry ' by Miss
Auguste Mitchell, • or • ' llarrinburg.
was the erowrlhnr effort et
tn. evening,. It 'wen a number of
plain, homely truth. strung togeths
lor and told in good old mullioned
English vrordn, do not Wish to give
the unpression that the Con ' ,. Svfl, ordi
nary. It was pregnant with nentiutent,
rich in thought, and full or vigor—just
Such an article as Vronla , pees current an
true coinage from thel mint of went.' ov
ertime., vonna Indy the Board
of J edge's-Ater. Dr. Woods, tine. In,
Althem, sod "toy. pr.llllorgan—evrerded
the prize, end, w hide 'urn accord a large
rarrernre or praise to the other lady con.
1.4.151.n.n41.. wo futert ovpres s unquali fi ed
eridorberumff of the u Indent and Judg
ment of the award.
. Rev. Dr. Allisonpresented the prize in
suet apreele, in which be highly lauded
the rtnirta of the young "when and ex
pressed, on behalf of the Judges, a deep
regret that ho could not similarly honor
erten rend every one of them.
Itetween the carmen the audience es
eirlreitalrind by very d W
uo Wreou
(Mason the piano by Prvf.. Illenen3r, one
of the College Faculty, ..under whose
masterly manipulations, the true worth
of the meguihrwitt Decker piano, (kind
ly loaned toe' the occasion by Mr. C. C.
Idsllor,•aler in exclusive agent in this
" 11 70 nes merle apparent. The
Professor wasat times eklllfully aneirm
panied by. Mime tkare, Mla.l
and Mina Endsley, whore executions de
tracted nothing front tim rare abilities of
their Instructor,. who presided. Max
venallieirtiona wore also Wooled by tiller
Cora Brown, college " tmeher of vocal
m ask, cord one of oureweetest ammeters,
aided by the well cultured and inehttiletta
voices of •Irt.is+ tilierti and Ulan thrwyer,
both pool..
•
After the dist:dowel of the andienre a
number of invited goods, together with
the puree, partook of n muzuptunint
reputopread to thelsrgn college d 'ping
roonta;and (hue eliweil the tri Misr Newton
of tho Pittsburgh Felllerb College, on la
atitirtion in which •ell citizen. should
hike mach concern mid port Meal prldo.
PRES . /UN To Sty. P. .
Alter the repast. and• while, (ho per.
lore were thronged with gueat.s, gem. ty,
H. Klneahl took oecs.sfon, on behalf of
the following gentlemen. Jos. Home. C.
it. Nbc.. J. 11. Ilillerman, U. ti. Ileff
fault, Edward fleszelton' and Thomas
Dickson, a committee on presentation,to
sarerleo Rev, S. P.Wtsdf, Presiding El
der or the Pittsburgh Ihstrict of the M.
E. Cbanda, with a purse containing lie
• hatolsosue awn of two hundred delLsm.
Mr: Kinesdet old'
•
R tty.• AND DUO •11802111:11: The
polity . .? GM Methodist Rpfsoepal qb o
In perallar In firmly monocle, and unlike
Ally of er er‘leallmtlesl system. 'lt Is a
anemia menially harmouloun In eiery
part, awl on Wu, Wthem W eto ntllitmisa
character. G e, reat wurn att TWA:grant*
ed by thn framers of thin wonderful mt.
chturt7.• ny lbs. histor,yaf.the;past ren.
tury .Imn so aturly..slortionetrated..Tbe
canna l of terser la unable Lo cerunrehend
tble nyntent of "wheels.", whe i i n o d
ateln
an unfavorable light.
ZPerte.ps notenturn of oar economy la
tto liable to minappredmninn, or Urn bona
••lion red oonwrobololoal be people goner
ally,tu. the °Mee so ndimfrably tilled by
yourself. Ito venersdly Lis ennuedetl—lu.
InaPolleoco penally notlerynlum.l.. Gear
alone ere of frequent luvartenoto which'
require the nice discrimination of nooks
Recant minister, o how Judawoot h. OD-
Womol and froo from loom prnjUdiee.
Recognizing you on a worthrreprennil
' halts of this honorable Mike ( ?natal rig
Elder), It afford. rue Ivry much plesnmer
on this pecoloct to. present .you, on be
half of borne frleminlu th is Distriin, nettle
a nilght tentimonlal of their high per
*Mal erased for 'roil, as on calm and
miniator, Chrietign cod gentleman. Dr
illers ine, near Sir, Dust I cameos the
nentimoron of a largo number of penman
in Aida coltiMuntly..wbeff i stare that
you retire bum ILO Presiding Eldornldp
with nu honorable record fur the ade
and natinfitetory' manner tit which yon
Mere dinelonned the dlnleolt and delicate
duties of your peitiea.. oenwrattp
late you nt the happy teemihation of
your °Metal torn, and hope that your
future field of letter may be plealant and
all that you co u ld possibly wish In your
mloinbrinl life. .• .
Rey. W. R. Look* responded on lb ,
half of than recipient In a float sod ex
tr=rll.ll'nwenbr.prnranued*VlT. the
r,
ant atoning spent
ben
Dm wells of
the Plitsbanth Femnie College. Roy.
Dr. I. C. Pembina may wellfeel proud of
the OVOColilLor the inatitation oyer which
ho prmillen and Momenta! advanoeinent
of the poplin under Mt eberge—fruitn
tore care, lOdOinllftble energy end high •
literary ability and culture..
Aesaidt and Dattery.—Mra. A Hese
made Inforniatlon before Mayor Drum;i
yeeterdny, I/barging Mr.. ehrlat.
limn, with aavtult and battery.. 'Mm.
/hue, allegro that her children and Ma.
'itulu's wort. Mulles together, near
a. 2 Plaumatt's bonne, where they got
tato • quarrel, and her /WM gLr/ etruck-,
one orldre. /itauman'a children, where.
upon that lady mime out at the house
caught/ler (Mr. lfai a I child Ly the
ear and pulled It until it woo partly
turn Imam twin' tree . bred.. Ohs was
arrestod and held to Lail for courh
' !Witty or the Peaet.—Julia
gothilegattNo- 1 Jielieha Court, yester
day made Information beft:rn Aldssrmah
tiellantera sastruet her daughter-W.lm,
Bridget McGuire:or surety, ut .ho peace.
oiThe
amtaethelre,ldu- hie Li aapllepgeers' that
.klk"iodgst
lier f t aliy;and bona p ot oi u ythreat on
ed to
do -her • bodily.. ha{m.bat Awe.us
%be Will barn the hoots down.' Juba
say, Matters' 'era% a happy.factilly nuts!
that ' ^airport .12rIdgot -come imos,
tbero.V.Noriurimt'ltulant*,.l her
- .
MI
Playing. Polleva,2.—The illeenrslty of
11=1
The propriety, or in fact the necessity
of uniforms to a well, regulated and efll
dent police fume, is patent to almost any
one, unless it be mono person who Is so
elk{ fogyish as to be unable to see the ad
vantage of any iniprovaiment upon the
wanner in which his groat grand fathers
conducted their affairs. There.may bo
acute argument against uniforming the
pelicoof Pitt aburgh, but, whoa contpured
with the many and mere weighty' reas
ons whyit should be done, they sink to
insiguirleance. — A. CIAO occurred yester
day, which furnishes one of the strong
est arguments In its favor. Oliver Mee
Govern keeps a boarding hquse on Sev
enth street, and same weeks since a
younwho bad contracted a board
hill of Eli 50, which an linable to
: loye.left his trunk and clothing "Shiite.
tiovern as security for the amount. Yes
terday,naorning two men came to the
Louse, after MeG scorn had left, end rep.
resenting to his wire that they wore
policemen, demanded the trunk, alleg
ing that it hail been stolen. Mrs. ihcri.
at :trot objected to tie being taken away
.until her nuationacatne, who they threat
ened to arrest for receiving stolen goods,
trt tirmanner thiff incoeeded iri getting
he tremk and carrying it off. •• Dian in.
quiry Mr: McGovern fond :that, delve
bad been no policemen sent for the trunk
;awl IneVing rsason to suspect Dennis Mc
(lined. and John Cassidy, he made oath
wafer) Alderman lateMesters, yesterday,
charging them With larceny. They were
arrested and held in the sum of one
rhenium] dollars each for their appear
ance at: Court.
the Bloomers.
.10111Ini Bloomer, of StewartMown, no-
°Ming to his odatertheat, is a persoettted
mate Joahua,ome zeara elneo dIISCOV
era) that it waft " not:good to i.e illeno"
and 'cm:ma/neatly entered the byntoneal
yoke, elneo when he lots had a "heap of
trbultle on blit mind." Joshua* wile
Ithotro mum, is .Elimbetb, it itttneura
not mutant to ben "Bloomer" but in
sists upon donning tho " unwhisper
abler," a proccvtling not in etrict weer
(lance with Mr. B.'s sense of proprietor
milip,notwithstandi ug it wan not only with
hiscensent but at his earnest request she
became s Moonier. ThLi unnatural(?)
desire upon the part of the wife to don
fen linsband'n babililment, against his
will, created a family diaturbance, the
rues it of which was, that on the Nth lent.,
Mr. B. received a nomad thrashing at the
hands of his -"better half," and a pro
mine to have ti:rib:ate repeated if he en
tered the house again. Considering the
Lind dose quantum sufficit,,, he very dis
creetly left the premises. Yesterday he
came to Alderman McMaster',, °Moo and
made information chargingbis wits with
assault and buttery, and likewise an in
nrrnation for surety of the pence. A
warrant was issued and placed In the
hand* of the officer who, scoompaoied by
the masculine Bloomer, started in search
of Mrs. 11. Joshua rays he la determin
isl to teach he • to know - her place, and
to keep her out of his small clothes as
well as "out of his nate,"
Tlae. Mitts& noirlog ireals•
Nobody in these days of practimal, go
, ahead Ideals will deny that a sowing ma
chine decidedly 'a nice Institution to
have Ma family. It does much work In
so little time, and.does It so neatly and
with such comparatively slight labot¢
that the women 'folks feel almost like,
cooking up excusea for running the ma
chine, when there is really no work to
be done. Dot amid the mnitlinde of
machines and apologies for machines
with which the market in flooddd, it is
sometimes difficult far the bewli.lered
purchaser to decide which machine is the
one Which he really want's—which lathe
heel, and will do him the most 'lutist.- 1
Wry service. A tried of over twe years
enables us to say with the greatest con
faience that there li, ne better machine
for general family nee than that mauto
• .
factored by the Wheeler LE- Wilson Ilan
: mfacturlng Company,' ' Wm'. • Stunner k
Co., Agents, No. 17•Vifth aerie.',
'lt makes a be seam, that
dm. not Timor ravel,cuna almost 'seism
lessly, is pihin, simple, easy to work, and
not [table to get out of repair requires
lees thread than "Slngle-Throad Ma
chines," and In complete 'with attach
ments that cm be need with no other
machine. Their sales' Ihr. the last - five
yeast - kayo averaged ten thousand ma
chines more than the next largest com
pany. which is proof positive that It la.
armor( popular' machine in the world.
It Is ati article of furrdture once in o your
house, you will not willingly part with
under any 'consideration.
. .
. allecg,foranst—rorenor's ir.e.seet.
Abont three o'clock yesterday after
noon the body of a man wan found in a
ravine above the Willow (trove Brew
cry, lu tailfrule borough, lying In the
run partially covered with water. From
appearance it had hilts there for some
•
time, being aluiest black 'foint decay.
Coroner Clawson wart entitled of the
feet and provaided falba place where the
bodylay,letpauelled ajury, and held an
Inquest. Tito body waa identified swami
of at/Jenne notileati, who bad liven an
inmate of the CountrPoor Itouae for
twelve yeara past. .110 left' that institu
tion about the 16th of - January, sleets
when nothing Wel burn heard of hen. Ile
wassubjeet to epileptio fin and the . pre-
eumption is that 'Ate was taken with • tit
while priming Moog, a_ by-road on the
bang above where too body was 'fbeed,
and roll over. The verdict was dant ..the
stemmed mute told* dead:sat a time and
from nausea unknown to thajury.".
==l=l:
Dr. A. ri..lirenedlese reports
Jewlug Intertheate la the city treat
hierettletto'bbwah Sib, ' •
.
ihscosti.:-Dlncoso of. flail: %.:.C .
On
um:option. 3; Mamie., I; r elaltlit,. 1;
Dlneow of Brolo,1; &will Pox. 3; Poen
mauls, 1; I &swum of Bowel% I.
Of the .bovo 111er° were. nudist. I year,
114 from Ito O . a. to 10,1; 20 Co 312% 2; 30
lo 310 io 2; 00 to 70, A; 10 to CO, 3
feroxles, f.; white, 11; colored.°
gamey Ir .liast 11berly.-111r. T. B.
Metionnell of East Liberty,. yealtmlay,
nude leibrusatiattbefore .Itol.re David
win, of chatfile., •ehergtoce •Benjacnin
Linden. and Henry. Willlain ,Edwarde,
two colonial bnya , .wlth the tar:guy at a
awn of. many amounting to thirty or
forty dollars. Lt_.! alleged that
the *attend the Ater* of
.111wera. J. sad :T. It. lacewings% la East.
Liberty, and°recision bahlwi the noun
t•r.• opened :Um drawer sod abetraidad
the turn moot lowed. The inicoacd,. who
are respeotirely tee and twelve year. of
aget were arreatal acid In default of ball
for diets. appeevericie et_Coort were eons.
•
• False Pat. .-Wiliam Beater made
torero:whoa .titsfltro Alderman Mullin
yeterday; ebergi ig W. F. Tuner with
obtaining- goods under file protenest.
Lto all that in January last Turner
obtained groceries Lot hira on credit to
tho amount of seteati-two dollara.:l4
representing that be had 0013111 property
to soli, and would pay the bill es sow as
heaths:tad a sale. all of whiebtles. pow
nutor alleg.tram false. . : A wernat Wait
booed for Wannest. ; • ;,..
. 9ecat Caneert.—Tbe 'vocal erneges
I given by Lb' Allegbanyeenartotte, sAlb.
egoond Methoebet eltturb,. • Nadia*
6treet, Allegheny, leak cream;, wee et
nooarlete, Bemoan, Profamore (Peck,
Darflo%lloreuer And Lannon , compose
the du sad a tenter quartette could not
be tone In the two renew. Thee concert .
will he repeated We eventeg tbr Abe
lenetltot tne &coact Methane Church
Sabbath &boa . Admiulon meaty. hve
- llnccinl &Wiesen • lberrlein, M the
Acniomy or Musick Marty untret, morn
minctsuc • M quarter pont Wye on nab-
Alain eillentoon, bald tinder Lim .au•pl ,
..nt of-the *Amin. Schont Teechen
Union. All Denims tun Invited Oman.
stain Attendance M Dublin worsts Ip elan
where. Soeta Erse.: Daunt .Ctuistinn
worker; Allatsttors end Layanen.yiattlng
our city, aro conlially invited to intirntt
and take part in the ozerelace.
deal( iles's Christian Asseelallie:--
SO-morrow • Muttes) .etternooti there
will be two preset meetings held under
the engem of file Aosocialloo, one at
the -Eagle Engine Moser ott. Fearth
rarest„ between Ferry and Liberty Area,
Pitteburgh,' the ottter at thr ."deldiens
League Rooms" cur Lino* Wort, •itmr
legend, ogpordte ' , Anchor Cotton MEW'.
• Soaker laud 1111de,—Anotsi;• •
Meow matt of yook and earth fell awe
the track Of the 'Pan Handle railroad ill
rear of McCully's Tae hours. Moms*
Rebel., to rough,yeaterd ay eve In g, eau*,
Zug coaaidarable [lamas* to the trestle
work arid track at that ;
,
Pew itlerves,There WSTO two Wares
ro from box 13, Allegheny City, Frt
day Inornlgit,' !The fire aeperchmat lam.
eh oat both time r bat ten amble to
nlid • OM -
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Llelorstoo 41. re., Iron IF . era: ,
'On Washington avenue, about one
square went of the outer depot of the,
Fort Wayne road, we found in our tam =
- ... •
ei
t t
Ides the exteuslve now. tat:CA.4"
oot of
Livingston et Co., to w advertise'
meet in toslay'e paper we rite atten.:l
tion. Welound the establishment very
complete In all Its appointments.' The
tirm own nix lots, cin which are thelburil
dry, 00 by 40 feet; the Ilnlshlag- room or
machine shop, in by 40; the butting and
grindstone room, ihelndiug core house
and smithy, 711 by 10; the annefalii* end
scouring room, 60 by 30, with extensive
appurtenant-
treeke and metal yards
and sheds. The Makes a epochal,*
of "light work," and of this a great me;
riety, including allkinds of outings for
cotton and Woolen machinery, for 1
plumbers, gas Ritcre4agricaltural Imple.
meats, &e. . They also manufacture
largely for the trade the various sizes of
"loose butt-bingm." This hinge ballad;
vantages in simplicity, convenience and
durability over any °Merin the market
aflutter builders East and West verygent
orally prefer It to t he close joint; former.
by to nee, and are rapidly introducing It,
AU their work is skillfully and neatly
done. We remarked In their light
mouldings and ornate work a "degree of
nu/oaks:cis stirpassinganythluvwslutd
seenedeewhere, end they aro warranted
to equal IN . ...ticket Eastern shops.":
• This 'foundry is situate remote from
the present centre of business: but • out
of the way, alit may seem, rho numerous
factories and Shops in and out of theeity
we predict wilt all feet rewarded for lny
trouble in finding it.• If is destined to
supply, satisfactorily a want that as
born lunch felt throughout this manurso
taring community and elsewhere. The
enterprise of the firm we fell sure will
be abundantly rewarded. '
The partners aro Mr. li.O. Livingston
only son of the tate lamented L. It. Liv
ingston, who was the rounder of the cal
ebrateif"liroveity Works," In which the
mechanical akil f of the son was acquired.
(Mr. Livingston , will havo the general
)yersight and trumagetnent'or the Man
ufacturing and fumbling department.)
Col. Win. A. Robinson, well known
es an old Fifth street carpet merchant, '
and more recently for hlsgallantservlcsae .
in the nation's defence.
Capt. W. M. Burt, known in business
circles for several years, as confidential
clerk of the Penna. (kitten Mills, and
or his patriotic service in the army of
the eouthweaL Messrs. Robinson and
Burt will have charge of the commercial
and financial side of the firm's business.
With arrangements so complete, and
ouch cimperation of energy, skill aim
probity In its nverslg,ht, the public wilt
find it befit profitableand pleasant to deal
with the house of Livingaton it. Co. i
Mate Agricultural lieetelly
Pirrentmon, March 12, 1808,
To A. Boyd liarrfilton, President, said A.
Brower Loagiker, Secretary, Pena
trylvauia State Agricultural Society:-
Massam—The fair name and Limo Of
your Society are essential to Ps succees;
and whrdever injuriously affects its rep -1
oration for just and honorable transact-
Dons must be Just muse of regret to
every good citizen, fur its influence, ilke
its field of operation., la extensive, and
it - Imparts its own sentiment and:char
acter to a large and influential clams is
the State.
Yon are aware (or 'should be,) that the
awards made by theSoclety at Its Annual
Fairs are frequently charged, whether
Justly or not, with unfairness and favor.
item and hence the maxi for double
guaril and caution at that. point, audit
will doubtless afford you pie/sure to ex-
plain any circumstances in your trans
actions in that respect, which =ex.
plained might injure your own reputa
tion, and that of your Society. Hach, for
Instance, as the following: After thecloae
of the Pair held in this- City, Septem
ber last, .1 card was published by the
Agent fur,' Fairbanks, Mor se Co's
Stales In thiecity, as follows: :
"Upon the retina of this receipt to the
Secretary of the Ponneylvanin State Ag
ricultural Society. Messrs. Fairbanks,
Morse A Co., will be entailed to a Bronze
Modal, awarded them at the annual ex
hibition at Pittsbugh. September, 1837,
for the beat Welshing Mischine for goner
s' Arm, hay rind coal purposes. •Firereed
hi,ghcarprrmixon on +wars. Also, Dipki.
ma for large and small stales, especially
notifiable for excellence.".
(Signed) "A. B. LO2IOIIMIT,
On _the appearance of this card, which
seriously Wetted the personal' reputa
tion and businessof . another party
engaged in the competitiou, who had
received at • that Fair - a Diploma
for • hie • beaten, said had adver
tised himself as rocalvLog the "hlgbeist
premium," published quotations from
the 'Premium List" of 'the Society,
showing concluelvely that a Diploma
was a higher premium than a Bronze
Medal, lance Committee haying
charge of scales and .other kindred arti
cles, were authorized to Immo 111 Bronze
Modals, but only 2 Diplomas,. ' " : ••
Since that iseeurei, tho agent
has plated on exhibition la blLwindow a
Diploma etatuig that it was awarded at
that Fair to Fairtsuiks, Some A Co.; for
the mime scale for which the Bronze
Medal was (he exhibiting, only the one
ale of that kind at thatrair,)and atabage
enough, It also made: "First and highlat
premium.",- . • -
Sow Messrs. officers of the State Atiri•
cultural Society," will 'you please state
whether or not your signatures ar0:1111X-,
ed to either or both of
.these documents.
If genuine, how 'came you Ist. To award
twopremiume fortheeame scale 58. - How
is Baia they are,lath `.'brat and highest '
premiums?" W. Why did yoti aultie
quently Lome a Diplonericontrary to the'
I Premium List for a Seale trcwhich the
Committee bad awarded only a prime,
Medal. .4th. Why .le, the only'
Dlplonla awarded (Male other party) by
The •Comnattee, for. toe sense clam lof
scale, Ilte"Firet and highest premium?"
If the eignaturea to the "Certilleate,"
end to the Ditifemabwe not genuine,can
you inform 16A Public 11h01.V.744r'
namenthereto, so that the pu th; mad
know him, and thins prevent his injuring
your 'moiety and the Inninessi and: reps.
lation nflionaet•Menherc,'
.on of boiceat-mon bareisithr? •
ilavlng umd my °Metal isothert . : wi •
Correnpondlag Secretary of tbrilkamt oi
Managers of She Allegheny Could-Y*oJ c
, cultural Society, and. my personalln/lu ,
I •enco as member of a Committee, to pit•
' duce tontribotksni trim myrrienda and
fellow eitisens•towarda Winging the ht.
Stela l'air to dila city, I Mime rimmed. It
duo to them; as well ea to myself,' and.
• more eepeulally to the:reputation of the,
Slam Agricultural Society, to propound
the foregoing inquiries, which r Intuit
wilt' br entirely •ameritablei and nice*
with& prompt acid satlericatoryrespowse.
l am, gentleman._
, • yery,resrepit' timy your., •
• •
' Encrons Ciztryrit In the Onitllshed
proceedlomi 'the • Iternbllcan abate
Conventlon 'the name 'Of• John , MOM
Cresson thrown"; as Wien:tato dolman to
Chlta}M; in place of Major J. F. Makin.
la buttice to the Convention it should - he
known that the Committee -who tuld
(Mate Ohm matter wine not swam that
Major Wiagis hail shandy been elected au
alternate, end as soon se the Met arse
known it wan agreed that Mt. filagloW
mums should be reutatased„ and that the
wieh nod wDI of the people of Um Twnn
ty-steinti District ahouhl prevail In w ine
choke of delegates and Menraltenrstes. •
• Thera woe no intention ; to boterfen
with Mr. Slagle's right In the ineminee,
and Mr. trauma Wouleftea the hirt 1:014
N avail hit if of the mbtfake Inthe pro,
mtediogstof the Committee. .
iiMARLED;
AMMLL—ROBLETllOl. 7 puTt...o. t ottic
tba t,. T. N. Om Tolltro L.
SUICLL; at Waibtitgtoi,
IMAMS , PDX, a A1t.0.0 cit,; 3
.LOUVIIIIT—TTLZA—At tball•Tosb
tiTbut . cbortb. Tut.... I pan.,
blo.b . iSL SUL try A. 311eble._Xt•
WM. P. LOUULIIY, IntUborgb. sob Into
' rum It w. fTLar. at alusl.7 xe'
• moral:: ay—lat/.617:01a Tbors4spenative<
yarrh:>SA lttq as W 11.14. m. PC tbebtribbbt
brUtalev. 'Not. lrokoti, 'ELL
DLit AIttITOPIL —D.: mu .Mlll, eel)
44mtier of :Antal+ Ult.; j •
DIED I •
/May uorslax,ri n a.
PAM ILa ta oVicelc, Ilnitrat. ISL. um otralaidv
tAcCallelp. leh.. With ZVI. cal et h.lhf '
The ttnent to pi... 8 Thhhh: hh , ,_htra .
.IN•thch:. Morttlteirc.hianci. ar.hle
;MUM, F1 , ••41 muter teeqrAt
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V thaTlib. AOLOI*OI.I4 claimer& tO max *
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powo.. ma sok giodlty- Tlku odium Toe
Tsai, Tyxx lama' Wodaseday *TOW* tor =IT
OcrOsifi !wombat obi mall west. •
!Raw, rfralt:lrpriss. Yana Orders
m V 3 Ilkelstand Eatyars, maybe seat at aarrba
- • ouncrrw.;.-
nrrnutrucat.
lINDERT.O!LSEREI
All6ll , C.% AIN EN,I 7 IIIDEIRTAKEILL
IN Iroitrtti Strom. Anemic% rs.
COP7Ora. -ask shag curia. ca..triwow a
MUT dssalytten of Taw* Parahlitlat ti 004.•
funds c =toama oppa day and alitit. LW*
+ad zarlasa, David
It. W.FTacens, V. D., Timm Zwlsi, Soy.
}asot.g Daum EN.
Ltll.otl.lrti a: MERLE.. Under*
TIIIISII3-4:14D LIVIIIIIT mum, owner
of Vi4tiaty Wawa sad Muck maim, AllotWo.
ar elm *bore tbetc . cortiN ROOK* atv con
many.appltaa with real and battalion Rwe.
ano4. - 80000007 tte4 Walnut Coati.. ai Muf. ,
I'alTtaillttwa 111 to SIM. Halloo prepared hi Itt.
tomcat;
. /tairseit awl Coeliac. faralthode
' alio, alllklads of lloaralog flood., If malted.
Ulla train at all hoar. day 42{4 alaat. • -
Rotv.ser T. - RODNEY. Ender*
tali= aas It Na4aura, No. 41 OW BL,
Alloatda . /., .80 No. to Diamond Oquaro. OW
Joao lEtwat a rmor.dg alum. on haw! the '
Mat MOW; Howatiod. Walnut aa4 baltalloo
utumobit COM), .Walnut Oahu enna V 4 al.:-
ward.; 4toworotal Cottlia ICO Unapt,: 'all Obit':
Como. ¢ [a aroptitl4, 'Carrlaaaa . sae-44mM
fa at low rasa. Crape, atom. PIA. :
its
and 1 vlagfinwattatt Fall& Mk* elmi 4.7 ,
-. 0. .lim • .--- *--
odi*Ana • MitINIECIELL 1 0111.
aitie, ma'. so 016
. aueily; Metante. Itpanrood and alba I,l*
!w ort apnntdalastneliontnaral Talleablrix
aooda. Au nand And tarnished at aborteat notkn.
at lowed wines: Bala and I.llnry ntables, era
nes of pas and itiddla Stmt.. Cantu, a, -
!Ural:Lam, Bunks, noddle Hones, an, 4 / l e.j,
cot . hher:.!
WANTS.
91F6E1111.—Flieg
/101 . 1 'and TWO ALto SINOICRS- roe
Choir let?. ot tYe eltrchwelw. Good watlara
prefortttl, Agdrew,ANDLIZON.' A. WI,
VitubtwAtt, r.. -•
tor•THE
• ICLUE-Cb1.713, and how Meg' Lived
fought 41 DIM hat tha.llutou,-.. •
lueldehul 1n the Went Itebeloow, It couttiu: •
°Ter ItOtilue Zugmbuts Slad 603 NSW. and :..S
the .pictest mud ebeapeut wrer boat hublybeo.
Zrlee.wqty 4'..60 uer copy: The retblla are elui
stoma Mau luffietiof wort-wlth • stuttlag
fied that Thad:wt. fon bUy contothu oteu
icp eugruk.lol. nod 00 {whim' Bend rcit'arcr:
lam .0 , 110rewt7010:3 EINTIIEEBI C0.,11gt...;,:..y.
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AOl TEILI—AGENTS.-;-Noiv
-fax nisront:
or THE OfAU. DETWIMITIIi !STATES; 1I
Comoes,"Owsiter. Coggo Ina .4 U.AgUgg. , ._ 'By
ALIA/MD. 8.101.C1r.
ouggwo. '4. term.. • MU glow-40U. of 00'
wort. *adieu,' sATION4 ront,thatzoi
WANVED-20,00 0 AGENTEK--;
• . A ii*pla amt st.e. 'rub
;toe to ear Om dant, In three 'boon. *esteem
en axes Qv. LOS and desirable; Cin be none
et bade oir Iteration: . trr both aisle and. female.
ae en Oriennonm or humbug. Andre . .W. U. -
CIIIDESITIk ner Broldway, Kew York. NM
FOE BENT.
FOB BENTL-A Good Brick Stk.'
.
ed..r noon alono_ intssion feeont itroot,
Aoo, ,
14nne room (Unable for • Carpenter Shop,
Cognize Or '1781022 HOTEL, 243 Second
177 X PERT. - ENT.—Th e • • TeVe Peery.'
nwttivise lfoues,. No. •1.4 Webeter
greet opipp site rresbytertast ~.•
lig right 'Adam With jas and water.
of T. D. IE.4..MILTDIf.IOI7IItIa street. • .
•
F OR to Rent,
sultarge tor eta er twit/rent/em u.opt Tritrct
street. Starers 11, a.sm. ORIG. •
To- L l o—Secornii and
ffrolgi3 otWarehme Na 000 0. , Of
nrawid*aainei4 areeu, suitable tor ofileFs
MaKiikikl • • •• I
TO LIF/TlTsvo Store lloom~in.
• new 1:::01123 . 1a Otdo stronio: new IllOtwell
week Allisbeny, with dwellings oror
vrilb 'Work, both room and Looottoisooo
for dry opals,. tracery 0r.1.01 atm* nom: Moo
in SIDI! baltdlogs; !barroom. =lab& Air mon.
Aiipiy at °Bloc or 7 1 / 1 411£.4 BIWA.
0010 avarteirtand
FO Sodor
13 ielt street:
AE Allegbroy.
f.. R..-
pop. NA.I.EI. GOOD INVEST.
1.1. o 11017813 88'
field gerret.'iora 81818120 h; 11871re'at
31.1188 , 81488. .8./. Ole Customs Ilona, • : . •
FOR 8.0,10. 7 -A 7111•DINGAI . OAL'I ,
rule 01..s.—The Wee le In getit
and will leteold ebony lei 'Gash. lonian of
DANIEL SINOGEIL, seasaa..ad 'moraine
-Agent, No. :77 Federal ettiet. Allegheny , Oltv.
en meow!
FOB gm . LE—lle
loaueeof then desii.ltie Lots ant now op: •-•.'
tired at pet, . uda. and itaytoadesiant• Mita
Maalox aluntwoold do inn to nail a sclietion.
'NeTIIIiNH taimea on a t Canard and Diann,
irat. two and --bait =Hsi from Otargotarn. tut
the Wuter4onturivuia,latliood. laden
itavoin It. nuking it, sal moro.Taliab_U!!dia
aliawable;. orcratatunacapv
tasking for Ireanas a imolai oil* Witco; OZ;
valet will *vie no ortuvent to tilotowit:" : Tit*
tontaindor of , thou lo*vlll ha mid . agony
.atatdo and taiviCazatedinai
Heat Zolaii and
Foit:lulx.--nonse am' Loirovi. •
.ear rostiater , Lot. 41 or ttr
Hountrfaille;*eseiatag7 atoms sod - good
rrallitaprooOtiHCOLSO sad Dot oak Ittioltol4. nag
pldaell sortia. Another, CRT. Lot U 'by
feett.bothio 'Shoo maim Dap, Itolir twist sod
modkellaretitztarand
,tlootettott LOU laic.' Imaleo. lager" of
Intuit CIA; 'Beam otter'. war , Grant. -
FOIC'SittE4,4I. 'l7 • dellimablek
taser BRICK ilooss.:nsiAk
Diwpea wick troat..aurtan manuesi
ironic thicityso lit; Inonst contains erten
atitt trundled Os.rrot.'Ziat. it RLK VIZIR W. tear :'
rossectioc train Aptil •
MIL Econiritst tan bona.
RQR Bi,LLE—HORSEB.-41 T
1.1.417 sad SW Stable, else -1-
••• ItALICILIr 13011:111 allaTW Wee DAPPLE
askr - soitiss, 4.4' . LAMS. mai:mitre.
Minus; waKIK-AWissa. nro (Mar
won
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eaeseltwer bonsai ate TWO ,
ROAR. W.A:4O)T. ail • tantim ag al
seed:ram. Zsgatni as, tas zwitrerm.
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