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PRINT - on_the inside pages of this
gisernines ilizErni: • igßond page: Poetry,
z Rphemeris, Missellaneolts. Thirii , page:
I:Wrurgh Markets, Pfnansiai Affairs in
New York., River News, Impaits. Rizlh :page:
Allegheny r-
Cttt, Seventh page: Mis
cetiamtous .Reading Hauer, Amusements,
fitpxx elosed in New l'ork yesterday at
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; bas t National Union . 441111)11= Exectt
.
Ahrpr ‘. ..corcuiu:ttee have , otganized_ for the
iCainitatO by electing. 4.• en,•*ll3r, of Mass
achusetts,
01 1 / 1 171lEU: CRANDLETC,
theiteilkqnarters to be in Wash-
eonitsi Of..e.renti at Washington
:thrs - tieeli will exercisit4 potent influence
In dOlding.Congreisional , •legislition in re-
Jerence_to_ the r,ecips trtFt.A. ptptcs!,. ‘i lt r is
iieitiraly_belinvedibitpOreof them - w ill be
restored to , r6 . l4seniitioi,- an .that
bama will be remitted to al new election;
With jan intermediate piarisiOnal govern
This solution of the question - is
fully in accordance with :pie popular judg
. meat and with the demandi:Of the occasion.
IT was stated rin thesncolumns, some
weeks ago, that a law bid been passed ex
-empting mortgages and other mOney securt-
Ales, frUni taxatlon, except •for State put..
%Ts= Unit the law was not gen
: era), but special, applying to only a part of
the Commonwealth.
--- Ills system of legislating for particidar
connttes ortownshiPs, on matters of corn
concernment; is altogether wrong, and
'ought to - he - abrogated. A law like that just
referred to ought to ap?ly to.lllthemmtles,
Tie ~edrro kedg legislation
i►as beentolerated quite too long already.
Pon Diane months past naany office holders
= , :tui,der the federal prOxpent have found it
Il ititiveli . eittsr, in portiOquenee of the
igilialF. situation; to iftaintain, a
with the-President
and Congress.,lt is now:stated, 'end the
statewnitia strongly eorrolOrated by:Prab
that the Prade*, if he shall be
'`:be acquitted I:rtielesof bnpeach
.
Win at Oa maim a viaveateat rbich
- • . ,
,will c ingrease the parpleties of Placemen;
app it
in alitales where he is not surtiof the ddel-
Ity of 'the licipnbentsfto hid person
_and
policy _ '
Tin attempts' made within the last few
.years by the Legialature _t is to re
and-PaitiCularly with shad,
.the streamo under itsjiiiisdiction which dis
,,..,..cluinto-theAiliuttic oFeHL G hffe, not
t - 510tifil4 r ttaid4Avith much succese.n.
OninZ . nitah
= int r es " r •
t SO
nearly ideutitalyith !hose uhiolute owner
ship ova' ditketreams Ilialsia-water fish are
hedged out and' - freshrivutailtiffnnuihilated.
At the last session the Legislature made ,a
fresh effort to lCmnpCt sucielidaW4ttAnel,it,
Of the damemito' 111101V;flattgiputopp; but
we doubt if thylew measure wilj be more
ifeedia l t&i . the fonneariliVeV-17'
TIM DE3tomutr, sorely beset by the,
is of any exPreWerkifte among their'
Lnomination,
4i*deritixo tiiio,lteuietor. Their
witid been faithful
YialiWAdde-rdiz for
personal purPoses rlitl"unpleatinit
paseelawd inlipdeattkigraro I , liksla to be
divided from them, has (*.me to rescue them
•:z4rlitt qtaf i firgi sititiW.' l 3itdge
Pftt a Ft_ 4 1 # lll 1 4.7. 0 .1 1 4, , R 1 9r0 then that, A the
r.the timonny
tu; u t v •Nt* te i eusms fr o m ,w it O ng o n
additional' , rumors
r - tii i r -", te w r a.a. s ga*v a . 44 t y,
all ion.
r': -~llr { sblutton of file 'Democratic
tionbiti: - tre print these telegrams in- an
IFO4l,O454:WErrs. took ; the ground that
senators who voted to put Mr. STANTON
haaj,:ina the
,voted to
and then resolVed
F i reildent of usurping author'.
*lke corrupted by
ition44ll/392effejitlyei4nslited it
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;.7.-.l,lfiLkotßlAL' EntiIATINICIi.g,
The System of EdneAtion established lin
- any 'country, if ixamalifirts deielopinent,
must be closely. -related,- ;in .fundfddental
principles, to the civil government existing
therein: . A theocratic gdverrunent nedestut
rily bestows,special care .tipiin the' training
of priests; a Military government, upon the
productlon,of _Soldiers; Sim oligritchial-tgov
emtnent upon the,mental equipment of an
-aristoorannand Iteidertiocratic. fgoVetnment
upon the eduCation of ail the people fence,
the popular criticisms .that the Papal, , Bus
elan mid' English governments. have. failed
to provide liberally for the education of their
respective populatibtisitre l igme find:litint
lesB.- .In Mb particular those.goveriunents
have each proceeded ,according to its special
genius,... o, am i ss i,r.. i awe
. r . manner
would have been unnatural; nay; +Would
have been to pm:O4*AM( lvdyldiftlid subvtr
sion of the existing political order. This - is
manifest‘irangland; the demand ferpopu
lar Education and the aspiration for com
plete politiCal liberty advance 'together.
Every
,concessin : of sditcAprialiadvlinM
ges to the masses speedily producesa al
ledge for'an'extelision 'di' the political suf
frage; and these two constantly act and-re
act upon 9to.4tv, i. :,-?:-.•.% ',V' 4'
In Otelleride to popular reinirenient
Prinisilagiid Aiietria; sornoYeatit.. '44 hula
,tuted systems of popular iinatruc4,oll, Of
course, each of those governMenth , sOught
to, hedge about, I? f peCial l s,r3lfq,,Fißsuch
sal r eVniids tlinufaiarcgY4ii seetnedvinoit-stilt
ed to ensure, - ,the ancient politic:tit, order.
But they overlooked the intrirliiic fact that
VgY eriii. 4 '_ edWin at i 9 , n ` an 4f PnPe.r.ial, rule are
radically incompatible, and cannot • perma
nently co-exiet. Out of these educational
PyAgraarlpvnzown litexecent . demand - in
Prussia for a Parliament, and in; Austria for
the secularization of marriage, and other
cognate movements. And the end is not
TAtlAsi Wilotretr wq.erhe. 3 Will
. alinndently
The Men who -laid the foundations Of Em
ire on - thiscontifient tmilded . accord" , ng r to
'tfieli'lziloiifake; - and toitia : iioV(lo - kr
-1
,wise. , Those of them who came from un
tries at once - papal and monarchic b tight
with them systems; cf, education ..d geed
ininia,My to create and discipline ruling
classes in. Church and State; while those of
them who came froln countries. `
:fn Width
monarchy and dersomoy svere •contetng
_
for supremacy, and each more or less d
in brought mixed systems; but with a pre-
ponderan - ceof aristocratic elements. These
were the systems at first established in the
Eastern and ItiddleV3tatds Of thli UniOn:
It mast farther be observed, in order to
7 re a CoireelTifoditifiiiuliOilif this — Si&
ject, that thrrmgh 'tilaitnre called the Dark
Ages, pretty much dl-leitniiiiii consisted in.
knowledge of mathematics-and _the_ Greek
and Latin classics. To be acquainted with
these, was to be learned, in the highest
sense then 'conceivable . As colleges were
o
planted, it was n this heals. But when,
upon the intrOditetiori of Orintlig, z tlie - spirit
of inquiry -broke nut; and forms and sem
blances, venerated for ages, were rudely
interrogated, to know by what right they
stood, enforcing recognition and allegiance,
the area of knowledge broadened wonder
fully. The itimitiflc era, properly*So named,
was introduced. • Not,:thnt- the methoda of
investigation reputed peculiar to that era,
were unknown or unpracticed before; for
w,heiVer thoughtfully reads Socraies, Plato,
Pliny, Seneca, and many others ofthe older
worthies, will find them habitur&r, dieciird
ing the dogmatic for eithel tiie' deductiVe or
the inductive -- methods of ' examination.
- TrtigrAheYdif4 4eva#cl_earlY
_develop either
as has he.en. done in modern thins; but they
led the way,, and set illustrious examples.
But,collfges as at first organized and con
ducted wert?.tirlido'cititle, niontirehiC fnpe
rial,nr ,papak , :accordirer to - the pains of
the. government under ".which they r were
created. Hence, they were permeated,
through andthrough, by a spirit of intense
Conservatispr. Gccasiontilly, In t el' instito-
tion, here or there, or in a parilcuiar six[ch,
.. ,
under the leadership of a great' man, or in
consequence of a temporary, inspiration-4
frPFlLlA.higher source than usual,." a, sort of
meteoric blaze would break out; but this
was not the perminenticonditionry On the
whole,.-the
_great , institutions of learning
were stolidly Cenderiatiye. Noi that Con- _
seivatiain `was inherent .is them, It was
derived from the systems of government by'
which they wegruprodused, andpupplted,
and to , w,hich Ilry were made subordifigte.
As demOcracy hai been defeloped in the
United States have telt a meces
sity laid on thent of conforming to the prev
alent ideas.- Perhaps justice requires us to,
'go farther and affirm, that the conductors of
thlsurestelltunentat hoc fPgo l , ll 92:letki or
more, of 003 ‘ 219gzi0550c, senilqnps., At all,
events, indicatiOns abinuid; and with in
% Ofil*ig PhPalfrAitqlk;lig:YitilkidOgxi. of
PresidOya : Vrofessonlip,d;rfulitces of Col,
leges, throughout the counlry, to adapttheir
courses of instrUcifon - to' ' cgg digiiCtivt.
'eharacior 'of the government pd to the
wants Of the pe0p1e . .. 4 came 9f dart
of there indications, it is - .dessril g of
mention 'that- at 'a - 4eiletit fleeting of the
tricsecr_4-. o ;%4 4 37.rtr_d,tel4i9gst,Rre sident
Him presenad the votes of the corporation
'iecOnitheirdirik the establishment,' ai 'soon,
as thtletelsiitry'llildil l eill iiiiiiiiia, of
tpmegi P 4 PAPractiqg Iffitkuliotituit[nest the
mutual rela i t l iens l if the interp i ts of capital,
and latiii, t ant - the:deveichiment of national,
' - iesOlirciii: ' Tin thoßaknd dahlia waimen...
tinned as the iiiii4tietat P i6Edd te !lifted
t° ,Pl ind 1.1 0 04p shi p,N,449R0, smaller,
sums woui oirreceived for the present; thre
lectrireslole bpstn - Ltii alt` connected with
&thoUniversity,owith the exceptiog.of t under-.
graduates of tlw demrilW-41sSeesytito . be
required 9f Awift-Aigtg i tikemselves bf the
jeutupudidZi k yitttr! .Mlly4 Contie . ?ted with
this binveniiiii . ; . ~. , . - .1 , ..: ;"- * .:, , ;.1
t : .4 1 45.4 4: 44; . _ 1 04 1 ..t bit ilid.* l4 l" . regulOtti l
14*.143.4*-0011400,11, to '49 1 lecttuesbips
- 04411;14 ilikititaf,44"?'reln4ol .
This action was . Italy sustained bip the
*wen nonnicoo CsP/1 Y3MIOTTA ~.
N3l.l4,,traffit#Ter eat in *
sped' n on tamp monk if sit=
WO l fif tififfid ftf
PIITSIVO RAE"- GttiMiTTIPESDAY, MAY . 28,- 186 E:
multi plicatfa lit rdiiiiiiiekitiEfeibhing young
.wci men, „ Until vita rAceti4Y p•plukokera
-. itiref'Vere places where , fashionable'im
bossment and guilding were imparted ; ele
gant mannerism, friyolous superficiality,
and , iiiated 'tiOu`si Volldiiinedi• made to
stand in place of solid attainments and held
to be altogether more desirable.'Now the
courife of study in, the lest Female Colleges
fairly approximates, if it does, not fully
equal, that adopted id the Collea*.i highest
in repute fOr Young men. 'Ili:, -notable
change, so far as it has progressed:is Aue to
the spirit'of deinotracy;mitli wiii4ll it com
ports. It will* be completed as fast as de-
Acieracy- slinK lboi qlefibetly4 'CobiiiieliendEd
... ,- ,..r.,
andaccepted as the genuine basis of all in:
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AN INFAmotrs C O ALITI b N.
.4.iiiiiM (lint
aft:AORMICR al has
strucic ' hands_ t ith . his j udge, ~.2yirig, the
litter's ambition at the price of i Punity to
the forther., And, these twct, tOr the consent
ing opinion of all honest men; ate _: charges=
ble with inborningn , pOrtion oetliajurors,
to ensure the eseape'of a guilty man• from
his merited. punishment.:. Chief Justice
CHASE is to be repaid by the political alli.
: :ea of the man whose iisegLiAittal ha , stands
Wittietteith promoting, ANDREW JOHN
SON is now foTemost in urging his lenient
judge as the. l!zysideptial candidate of
PAPi nibe t iti g ;The
to. to . owl wi t aated frot4,.the ,White
House yesterday, and it is an effectual con.
firmation of all the discreditable rumors
which havazeuently painekthe public ear
We print eiseWhere such details as have ! special bleed' --Th • 8 • "
a Cit.3%aiewerage Law.-
transpired, and which leave no:i . room , for 4 Districting. he Report Re
doubting the filets of tins ititinous negoti- famed Back to the Committee.
ation. •.: • ..-. 1 A special meeting of Allegheny Councils
A. word or two for this intrigue in its as- was held on Monday evening, May 25th, to
: consider the report of the Sewerage Co
pects other than political, • The Pre. rn
President, mission, appointed by act of Assembly, to
who has been arraigned before the Senate:for divide the city into districts for the purpose
high : Misdemeanors in Once, who has been -of ien - .erage.
adjudged guilty by a . large; majority of that ' Select Council.
-
gh technically atiplitted through Members present: Messrs. Black, Brown,
....---- 1 "4.4. 1 4-01 4 2 13
Callen-, Eglish, ' Faulkner, Gang; wi
an extreme Constitationaltirecaution'adopt-
Izi t -, ta lt rs a o l! ; Jr t K r i: l 4 4 3bs, Motheral, bivler,
ed by the
,frmnersuf our goyerrurient- i ,this -
President who to-day still. stands an im- Riddle, R'eiter,'smith t , n A. E lk, P 'Ph illiPB '
peaclied offender, at the bar. this Chief Jus- - tach and President bfeßrier.. • • Weise;
Wet
i the
motion of Mr. 'Brown the reading of
tice who presides at his trial, and whose im- ; h m e in c tit a t r s m wtoi an dispensed atae with. • ' '
maculate purity haS been vaunted all over ' the object of the
the land: . some of these Senators .who are ; meetin t ' ' - ' '-
i i r h b at lie sewerage ye t r,chai
rmaia
law
wean
of the Commission,
the sworn jurors to pronounce • upon the
: said
g,uilt Or innocence of, the accused-all these ' liar one, and that every time he examined Peen
lned
men, the nighest officers of the government, i i t t h m ei discovered some some , new feature in it.
preeminently ,the embodinientbf the* pie whether it was or g
ht aa b t nt 41 . : + e did
m no i t a l i c a r s i i o o w
6,11 impartial justice of the Republic, stand •had proposed a plan of sewerage for tl:3
at last revealed, confessed, 'shamelessly c a l l t i y tt mla t i , r t ec a directed- u er r att ' law, and Sub
avowing their conspiracy, and that its ob- meeting, which report had e geena ast r rd ov in eig,
jest is to defeat that justice, to avert -from i and.the present meeting called for the pur. '
s of considering and adopting it if in
one criminal the just penalties of his of -conformity with the views of a maority of
been reading.the
fences, to\ secure Still' , higher ` potter ' . for :-Councils . He had since -
;law and
.observed that before • Councils
- ' th ' d toadvancethe •
-'other er an . -
could act upon the report the-law required
esta of all the lesser parties to the plot. '' at least five days' notice to be given through
From
_the President, such developments : the official papers of the city to parties in
do not surprise the country, - The peoPle v o rested s , s ia ou nd h - a ig consequence of this the
ordinance re
know thatheis a bad man; they haye-heen i 'quiringthe said ji:ftice to begin.
thankful-in *rCerfiihethaq mrhileThe &also i 'Dir. Hall had not examined leWthor
' bold, the wicked audacity . of a bad Heart o td ujf i l t il t T, h b a r a t i tu a gl r l that the City Solicitor
toge ha d s e t r rt ;
falls of an equivalent support from a brain 1 tions to 'Councils bow to proceed
capable of mischief. But the people had 1 a
provision; and point out each progressive '
been led to expect other things from' Mr. tlc
r t . olie
iy, l is the
.CuAsE. _He.' whom' .w.e_loYed,losounnend act which proside. that no sewer
section
sh o a f li the
ie
for his clear morn whom .. Irchad
adraired
haa constructed, td :or a c lan for its construction
i
for the stairdess..ppfity of an, incorruptible 1 notice shallhaveY. IllioneigNi,veininttil
ailparties
Judge, whom we upheld ` as ' the brilliant I Interested in its construction.
embodiment of a justice too lofty to be i met i %rig : 11
:aid that
d Councils had not
stained by WiamorV'baifehess; WA too im- i location or purpose
of an g y a proposeder; u
partial to be swayed from the right line of I. to considerlhe report of- the- Commission
, mzusering , i ors appointed- to district the city for•sewer
c4o even to save a Repnblicfro . 1 age purposes; for which-the-law did not re
this• • .
greatJudgedefiles msel with the I , quire noticitobe given., -•- ; , , '
hi . 1••: '
f rt of -
meanest tricks Of •a. vulgar , politician, put:- 1 Engineer to .. Mr.-Hall thought the re
the.'Co • on - the City
ers.had been
Ling his high office in the market for votes. ! submitted to Councils as the
report of the
The Patitsztunktheblack"leg-,luivejpined I Committee. .-•- ' -
" bends:the - Minimal alid-bittlntige4tre United; I ' Mr. Myier said that such. Wag .not the
the bad heart of the one. is reinforced by 1 • Mr. Riddle moved the adoption of-there
large" brtdit of the other',. anti - 'the in- 4 port, which' provides that- the city be di
vided into four districts. - ... ' :; '• .-... •
famouscoalitimitnakes a mockery of a sol- Mr . . Myler thought a more favorable plan
ems trial; GO'ileit eternal ' ri ' dishonor and to.
might be adopted. -He objected to having
the unspeakable disgrace ot ,the nail t". , • the filth from the sewersdischarged in the
, .. •, ; • . . cna. " , -; river t a point_so_ t riear the center , elope
. The representatives of the people'zieed no city, and: l thc4i
1 longer overlook the 'plain path of their Own a
point
Nat:m it t:i t i ch co ta rd :, conducted to.
1 duty... They err grievoiislv dealine- :with the Plan cow proposed: .- • ft ems cmt than'
~.• .' . . - -•in • •-.— Mr ..Riddle
e thought the gentleman should
smaller Viand more - contemptible • matters - -
confine his remarksto the question:under
I when events have.a clearly illumbrited the consideration, which he said was' the .dis
-4.llglear-respermihilit t
y-beftire-thein......let ricti
conat n r W a t a hejity for sewerage and not the
them rise tostheAtetelPf the occasion and .. Mr. J. C. opposedPatte lle t:s v o e n r. the; plan
Posed by the report of the Chairman.
grapple } Jivith o the ; } resi t . oifen4ersi. a ,,,Why
waste pie upon the wretccied . tuels and go- Brown, T ri ir o d l fiisV• p t i - i lebsite by Messrs.'
be 'tit - tens - Of the considiady; i*lien'tkilmas- son, Hall, • - Riddle and -Dtyler n "Mr
A. Patter-.. yar
.ter- lottery stand,defiantly, more. than
_half I.moved to refer the report back'to the Com
, t oid ie ssi . on • f a o n r c ir n ec t x a nsideration. and called for
revealed• before them 4 4 : 'The House will
show - - itself worthy -.of the nation's • confl-', 1 - A. : •vote -was- til ''
taken, .' ' ' •
en . en, *itch - resulted
dence, in its courage and in its capacity_ as follows: - •
en . 4.--YasMessmCalie-G
: .
thecrisis, lip. striking boldly at the leading t man, Jelin, Krebs, „Mother: m arrßart.
offelideti.' IR blidtikab tOlvailtetitiOttleDica l i teraoh," 'J. - U.,' VatteitOn`, '
, 4.1. ha r i er, , Let :
tet4Smi . 9, A. D., Welee 'slid Virettrlt4.l4.
when weightier - matters press; at the 'dolor. I rEnglish;
"r 1 0r4 1 ;1 1 ,9h 1 .M is V-nsii the., bOlindq, brit 1 Fari=nni,Mll 4 , -- it rovria
&Ile etid‘Presi-'
dent Mcirier-8. -'.• • • -r - . . -
with the masters of the pack: . ' The criminal '
Cotificils' adjourned. ' -•-
Whii;huyii ;Ids 44ellYeribie, the judge ;who l'
puts hit own ambition in the scales, the ju- 1
rors who Onlis t ir merchandisetiftheitViiths,
and . the .inetinujne.;conspiiiteywiiiick:etn
braces them . all i ,these are'equally4 l the.4pro 4 .
0.• ..,• - ~.,..
i pp . i o - 44rntiorkir ip i e p t e l o4 on, .and
, 1 . 1)7 none is it more needed: '. ? '
re . -
EM1110!=i1
• No. eueenFagemerd serit4nant
the South can, be more .potent, than ,that
which a thoroughly organized and practical,
system for the promotion of Northern 'mai-
ArAiOR itctiird. ; :,44ld. we • know of
none, among the, $01.19174 'States,
,which`
Iwl it to Pm** ifivaiirViosPrr in
,dtlemenis, ,in soil, climate, min nal re -1
sources and in the moral a nd political trn -
PoulfMei ner innivn'l l 9PulaiiOn, then does
Mennessee• . Tim, mountain , regionsof; her •
• eastern counties .particularly lave become
already-renowned for leyalism of , their
population, • while the wealth' of their natural'
resources is becoming ; partially , knoWn.
vrnwinithormts bt th t Eltatb lave organized
a `Commission tor E the enbotirspitu,. ent of.
emigration fromlitiettm,iiiviacid it
tuYlStlie , ° l l , ,M9tlt:3Vlres4, l Pt „.., 13 qz".
sig et le i : 4l 9 / 7vhf ' 1 1 1 .4.4 1 - #PY. ( l°a l4B4 for
1
'the 1 4 i *f r r t ajOn1"tlitl ,, Ve: niiiiiiiitinaAirt
he • is lie* itt::l,"4: city, at the
L liPme'
Hotel, and-
some of our iiidareida e lpaltri ob
ietti4bo4oso444MigArAheAlike 'Pli
*Nlit'S*4 l lloo;t4.ooo4lo !n
lONlANlAWNRl**oohblditgliS ihe
dekiNOW l PUttgion With 144424e10.
many years hirie &he` by, - we shall find
ourselve4, it is_hoped, in a closer communi
cation than we at present enjoy.•
Washington Topics and Gossip.
SpeciaLS of Monday say : Those who have
hitherto.. - been slow to believe. that Chief
Justice Chase was being seriously pressed
for the f)emooratie nomination, have
.been
,
.
compe :d to change their minds by the ap
pearanc!rn the' telegraphic dispatches fur
nished o the various. Democratic papers by
the o.'l cial • stenographer ' at . the White
Rouse. .f an article commending. Chase to
the I•le..• York Convention as the strongest
candi e. The.idea put forth, and which
is undo bledly . approved, if:not inspired by
the P it:lentos that there is a feeling, in
consequence of the strength of the Repub
lican n minations, that the most available
candid tes must beatiosen by the Conser
vatives that those most . prominently urged
for thenomination unite in this view; .that
thereie quite a general concurrence in the
idea,th t the Chief, Justice could unite all
, lactic? ' among the 2 ConserVativfxi; could
I carryseventy Southprn elbetorid.Vetee; and
' would *mend more ConseMdivEicße-
Obit s . and disaffected Badicabt . than
( 3
may
or er„men 'that could be nominated.
It is.ne Mess to Say that the 101.ication 'of
this 'r arkable.drspatch, coining from the
source it does, excites much comment. - It
is regarded as a corroboration of statements
which ' have ;hitherto :encountered some
doubts, that Chase *anted' the Democratic
nomination; rind as throWing light upon his
anxiety to procure. President Johnson's ac
quittal, aswelras his is : intriguing with the
colored clergy.' '''
The Chase party are working very, earn
estly and it is growing very rapidly; now
it is thought that if he - can secure the ac
quittal of Johnarti he will - be the strongest
man they can bring. -,, ' ''',:r:;.-:
ALLEGHENY COUNCILS.
Cemmon council.
Members present: :Messrs. Brown, Blair, ,
Comte's?' , 'Graelsinger - Hanna,
Hastings,,E 4 : o3 4 ll lY; Ley, Meirk_
Reynolds,. Reed, Richardson,- Saints, Sob ;
dle, ~ Tate- , •l 7 wgtly. White.. -• •
• Thew minutes •of the . last meeting; were•
rend and approved. Mr. McNeill 'in the
chair.
• Mr. Cornley , presented 'a petition tor 4
-•fire plug On Perry street, - andJ Red Oak al
`ley. - Referred te the Water. Committee
Mr. Voegtly‘ presented , - a ; resolution au= , I
thorizing.the erection of ages lamp on the. I
-corner of °Chestnut and 'Pike -streets: , Re.;
, ferred to the Gas Committee. 't ! - 1. • -••
- - 2.lr.;Megraw offered'a resolution author's.
Ins a Special Committee to ingnire under
. what lathe late election' Was held in 'the
Eighth Ward.' In Select 'Connell' the sesta,
.for this Ward' are ceidested . : - ' •
Mr. Hanna 'opposed the resolution on
'the gronlid "tliat Common` Connell haa
no right to interfere with- Select -Council;
btisinesi.'"'Vhe rewlutiori wag o
in
•
te4by including: the City Solicitor
the' Committee. -- Messrs.•MegrawMte and.
Yoently were appointed in 0.'0: • ;
BroWn offered a teioluticm atithorie
ing the erectiqu of ages lamp onthe eerier ;
of Isabelle Court and Riablitseristrifet'. Re
fOrtedari. Opaintittee.
.. - A* IOIIS XIBK - ' n
A taga.* l 44 i4lisat:4t. Pr ligmarsokteii) m ,
rormatouteilstranrhaimoVirmitinkorlinm or;
Leave for Europe . -011r/Wl - t Pini,i.ir_th
r•r. "I I e• ' 11141thete' cur
aitens, SanthoClurkan, Esq., thet, I r ea " i!!t .i, i , c 14 5!.i 1 4 1 1F4 , k ,, *l, O
known saddler and Mr.• Robert Dickey,' Bito be 411041.krjav o s l ," tochis trait
Isom fitlLVurieltittyki#tt** native, ' torissmiuliesePasoorsadoalituilhi eititathet
lan& - we Inli 015 In•-micuin's fifth 'finniniiiiiOriteils`tiitelset Or' , faellitil r "'Wm
voyage and Mr. Dickey's first. The latteu, -rt -.z.) f r, Tio,o la , NY I `. Il f
ratozna.to Abe ammo oath*: childhood in; Pe.?M .. . star ~thall•10 ritipiktfa pars ! !
Antrim, Ireland atter an abeeneett "Mom .F e j
. Rem 0 ,41 ,0 i tpoii ec ii ii i p l ooosor
_mak a
than a half WO wish bothi , glivionwAkutt L .e4.is KO*
Rs wars
nlassanLi Age-4R t° 11 -Mttl",ilmsk *qui: iv.,:. ;Ito ..,, zf , ,,ix
see-,--,/idi So Men DB. MBNB,IIi - 141111111iBBAKDre6art ur y..
Mr. K00D116 , 31 will:furnish the fawns( irnstilinUnunli=*mactAstix Ts,
wnysidd in a mini qt ddinticelhOliNDOWDOstrawir o lisgmlisL
i ' hlal : 6 'ElMPOP 3lol nAllik3irtiSi fratil el.:, t
~ ,
Minnal. Meeting of, the 'ffllegbetty'Library
Association-11nteresting Reports—tlec
tioh of officers fer.,thelEnsaing Year.
Last night the - flourishing Allegheny
Public Library Associatiin held its annual
meeting at its rooms in City Building, Fed
eral street. The attendance was quite
large, and' much interest was manifested
in the proceeding. Josiah King; Esq., was
called to preside. On assuming the posi
tion he made a few remarks pertinent
to the occasion after which Mr. A. Leate,
Secretary of the Association 'briefly=., ad
dressed the meeting. He gave a faithful ex
_
position Hof the' state of.' affrdri of the
Library,' and heartily urged those present
'to cooperate with the members who had in
time past labored zealously for the 'exten
sion of the Library, and the greater diffu
sion of its advantages. At the • conclusion
'Of, Ids.remarks - he read a carefully, drawn
report the transactions of th e 'Association
tfiringtheyearlust 'closed." We glean the
interesting following fade from!the docu
ment: t -
There are three hundred and seventy-nine
members; the Association, has-,placed on
the library shelves, duringg, the - -year, one
hundred and fifteen new volumee and have
had one hundred . - and eleven. old, ones re
bound, together with. twenty-four volemes
of % periodicals. - During the year-the Oren
,lation of the,library aggregated, 10,219 vol
umes, being an'increase over last „year of
2,379, which goes to show. that c ,the
institution 'As emoilfur,- • daily • more
powerful - in' the dissemination. .of
useful knorirledge:- • The receipts from
all sources during theyear,•addedgo $234,-
41. on hand at bit report;smountird to $l,-
485 45,and'expenditures $1,437 $9, leav4wa
balance• of $47 86 in the treasury. -The lec
tures held.under the auspices of the Assoc'.
atiorrnetted clear $B4 65. Although•favor
able enongb,the Treasurer's report does not
show 'that the full Support, to whiali so no
ble an, institution is worthy, has been
awarded by our, friends in-Allegheny. The
reports were adopted.-- ~ • r,
An election for officers to serve the en
suing year was then entered upon with the
following result: •
President, John B. Clark; Vice-President,
A. W. Martin; Secretary,' A. Leggate;
Treasurer, J. N. Davidson; Dtreetors, J.smes
Lockhart,James lii'Brier, E.. M. Still, Jas.
E. Stevenson, - R. H. Elton, Henry: Phipps,
Jr., Jranes•Caldwell; Auditors,- Wm. Sem
ple, R. l ll. Francis, D. Maeferron:
After the election, Messrs. Chamberlain
and Blair briefly addressed the meeting,
and Messrs. Henry' Phipps. Frank Blair and
Charley Wattley were, on motion, appoint
ed a Committee to take into consideration
the advisability of changing the time •of
the annual meeting to the third Monday
in November, and report. to•the. Board of
Directorsovho shall have :power to take
action in the matter. • • .
On motion,adjourned.
Firemen's Assoeiallotk.
An adjourned meeting of-the Pittsburgh
.. .
Firemen's Association was held last - night
in their hall, City Building, Premident Cup
pies occupying the chair.
The ; Chairman announced that the object
of the meeting was to take action and de
termine whether or - not ,the annual parade
will b held by the Fire Department.
The e
11,01.
gheny, Independence and Relief,
delega es reported that their companies
had to en no action on the subject, while
the D quesne and Vigilant representatives
annou ced that their companies had deter
mined not to participate in the proposed
annual parade. Thus the matter rested.
Several motions bearing on the subject
were made but not seconded, and ofcourse,
no action -resulted. r
On riaotion of Mr. Irwin of the Niagara,
a committee of three was appointed to call
on Insurance Companies for pecuniary aid.
Mr. Tatnall of the Relief said. that here
tofore all the subscriptions had been re
ceised from home companies and the for
eign ones who received a full share of pub
lic patronage had failed to contribute th....r
due share towards the support of the or
ganization. •
The following..gentlemen were appointed
on. the Committee : Messrs. Irwin ' of the
Niagara, Torley, of the_ Vigilant, and Tat
nail, of Relief. --
Qn motion adiourned.
BEWARE
Of that remorselps F l/1/10 9 destroyer of the
human race.. , ,
Check and Conyer Its , advances, lest yoniall the
victim.. When s tacked with illy biltsprelimlttart
sysiptoms, no matter - how slight. he l at e guard
antpromptlk nee the remedy ere too
DR: - SARGEM COUGH SYRUP
Is an old, well tried. certain and' standard remedy •
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, • Croup, Olgiculty :of •
Breathing. Pain or Oppression in " the Cheat or
Lungs; and:all •Diseases of the Palm:mare Organs.'
Itasure and eertaill!effletter _has hem: fullyt tested
and endorsed los many years. by numbers at well-.
known citizens in our midst,: and their - certificates
are on record: Have roast cough: which haa grad
ually increased trout, a slight •one to oneotnerma
nent standing? Zohe no time. but procure a bottle :
of DR. SARGENT'S COUGH SYRUP: which Will
surely relieve you orate dangerous premonitory
symptoms and effect a• .flissolument , htire. Do you.
spend miserable dope and long sleeniess nights of,
torture and vein from attacks of Asthma-or Difflcui
.ty of Breathing ?Dr, ,SARGENT'S-Cough: Syrup
'will act promptly.. relieve you and gruleslly Ms--
store you to your freedom of pain; and sonfoi, , pleas
ant sleep: Are,our lungs sore and .Itritateda ridl-'
eating inflammation? Thie la one of the most, den
geroui syMptoma, and'should be promptly remoYed.
Or. SARtiENT'S Cough Syrup - will hod the sdret.
nem, allay the inflanimatioa, and restore the lung
to their prestine health and vigor. This Cough.,
Syrup is pleatant and aglyeable to take, whilfrjpow-,
erfui and sure In attion. . For sale by all Drug
gists in the country. , . 1
NATURE .18THE GREAT PEYSICTAN:
. . .
'-This's now admitted, by ; the , Medical profession,;
as afiind erne:dal 'Printlige - Of : healing science. It
is- wisely_ provided by the hunian 'ecciboiny' that
. , ,
whenever anything is wrong In .th e ,phyd64l.•systeni
-the natural inset's:of the ' ady are brought to heir to
:expei the disease. -The' great mini, stherefdrei is id'
strengthen the natural powers; —This bat been kept'
, . .
tit view bl , the 'Skillful iciim i eideis `of HOSTET-
i k V e t ? fres h S ° vtol , °, ,717.1 be or g a ns
.of mrr to '
--e 'effect of ' this medicine- upon the stoMich b Ve .:.
:liver and theitidneys, M prompt and decisive.:-.The
Patient, who it. wise enough to gelb.drugging and
try the BTTTEltd.,soon led' as If he had. tale* a
new lease of life, and este continual the ut , lof f the
article, he le overjoyed to, lied the streams ealth
l
-coursing through his .frame. It IL. Pare with;
r
great' care, '. and its component tr are entirely
vegetable, :Itia 'lran f`rorto the o E o bjec tions ,so often ,
urged against preparations of the di -As a medi.
eel agent it has no equal, while itseleashas flavor
and healthfni effeetilave made It a neral favorite:
It is free from all Properties catguts edlo Impair the' 4
. system, and itcoperatiqns are at onee mild,soc r itall.
and' eMelent. 'MI who hate netU 1108 TE
STOM &OH lIITTEIid :attest its virtues - god corn=
Mend Itle 4/344 • i E'en thilrbo Vein enjoyment of-
C r t f t e 4 l 4lil=lVirl ofli e dtelUe l . t 9 #1 , 11C4
too wall armetigidust the abstains& •fthe nil thati ,
-.nosh is heir t0.”..,1ii hedth;draliski 11 4 1 0•04-)
elranbt „he taken' regularly without , vingvt icy,
, ' and elasticity to the ardent. '(.• -•-, -,,, ,'. - -• ' -z , • ' .
( -01( 11WL•qt4 n . 8. 0. ,, F .- PF4 F 1 :
Ilan. sof hearing ill:44ns :We :last 'year...part of '
atm tints I was totileaf' In 71.in1Ieft6IalisaT
finin inssca
PlicOinla to Pit..l*§Pat.
• burgh: Afterthrrinitried Aritrial4mOtatnet•from.
diiiitors;;itPiciutlQ *ll7oo44;ikiie*titif*
treio l 4ijrnt 4ll 9 ;l4 '
...t.entirdynitzleo wilittriWim qati eau ;
hear v bOßN•EtipistraiN,.
Jar- NO EMS fit': To itgAtt , '.Flo "Lod,"
"Wants, ,, "Fo4nd,"- ' , Boarding." &c., not em
cee:ding FOUR, Li 1 NES each rill be Szserteek in these
columns once far TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each
adstatona/ line FIVE CENTS..: . .
WANTZD---SITUATIONS.
_ Tyr
AN T U AL TIOL-!-A
W young man or eteady habits and good re
commendations front former employer. wants a elt.
tuition in a wholesale house as Book-keeper.. Ad
dress HENRY. e re of Box A; GA2ETTE
WANTE)--- . --_. ter
man boY,l Speaks English well, wants a situ
ation as Clerk 'Wm Trimming Wee, so -as to learn
the business: 'Will stay for two or three •e_egrs- if
agreement can toe made. - Address ANTHONY, Hoz
GAZETTIL OFNUE, and
vErANTEB----SITUATION. 7 —A Boy
yy yeare,of age, who villl;do 'What 4 you'irant
blni; and Is net tqnsid or work, yraaU a situation.bs
'an office or sonic place as .errand boy. Address
11. A.N , IliAzirpirOrnes, care' or uox. -
- W.07M:),!--EMI3.
ANTE A BOOS•I3INIPER=
- Who esigdo ordinary binding, anohrie'rare.
jthiet work, /le.; and heavy binding. Boom for
nished'artlie !arrest price, and shdletent work guar
- antend. '.lle tools to .be furnished br• the. binder.
Address El 11...4k GU., ;Lock s Iknc_ 041-: Rittabo nth.
E,i-NTEI,, , -GIFIAL.--21Cgootrd Girl,
/ELA Dun* of three:
persons, that mil keep
a aim In,orderi and conic, .w. 11.1 gad a. ate,ady altwa
-tion and be mild toodWages.bYttoplying at GAzri'tn
' , CouNTING6I3,4:mmi, (rota 3'W 5 o'clock r•Col*-
V T AIWTEDGIIILA good clan
• lawllLingito 'do tile , work In
la 'or man, Wife and one and understands
keeping /*house Olean, can find eteady,eraployment
'and receive
_good- wages by ap p lying at 34_ c 01 . 4,-
GRESS STREET, .
iiy - ANTEttzletit-4 - virerir., in
- the Giotery bigness:Ale - 3W) bas bad ex
perl 'mein the. hity trade, and speak the Get
man isneuage. Apply at ticr.-Iiti,DIAMOND, Pitts
burgh, Pa.' 1.
rIVIANTEED --SERVANTS= male
andYentale. for all kinds of work. Inquire
at - TELLIGENCE OFFICE. so.. 2 St. Clair St.
WAIVTED--GIRL. Girl,
, for general bonin3work.: Apply.at No. /93
Ting ) - B TICEW; • - - •.7
. _
WANTED---BOARDERS. •
WANTED --110A111). Desirable
board fora small family without children, In
a pleasant locatlop on Penn street, may be' had by
addresslngld. IX! W., Postoffice Box BtO. •
I;I7ANTED "; OA. RDERS.;—Gen
tlenien boirdere eau be accommodated with
Rood board and ledging at 156.118
,FERRY ST. •
WANTED --BOARDERN.--Geod
. board, fine front rooms;-with gas, can be
secured at WOO pet week: `Day boarding, $3.50.
For single gentleman. At 46 LIBERTY STREET.
YANTED 7 -BOALIEDEIIB. -A few
respectable yoting men, 'mit be accommo
dated with boarding on vent reasonable terms, ..at
No. 183 ROBINSON STREol',..Alleghenreity..;
:W4NTZ.I;O, AGVNTS.
ANTED... AGENTS:-.IGRATET
y: THE LIFE'OF.—Anew and standard work,
by on. J. T. HEADLEY, the popular Historian.
Send for Clreular and see our terms. Address orap
tply to A . L. TALCOTT & CO.; OH Market street,
ittsburab. Pa. -
IiVANTED--AGENTS-_-.11141e
FEMALE,: to can:rase 'lee the - PITTS-
B OH QUAR'PERLY MAGAZINE...and -DR. ED
-
DVS great IVOItk on the LIFE Opp . CHRIST. Send
for Circulars. WM. 9. DWYER' CO.,ANo. 59
Fourtlistreet. • • - •ap3o:MT-sat
-317 mrTnEAGETI'S--To .travel
througb Ohio, Michigan; West Virginia, and
extern Pennsylvania, for the • sale of SOLAR
regularly inspected 'article.' and •camnot
be exploded. A liberal. commission will be pald.
Will sell any of 'the .above States or - parts there
of, and furnish the Light •• •eost. For particu
lars cation us or send for circular. DAVIS' BRO S.
& CO., °Mee 'No. 8,- Cleveland Ins. Buildings,
Cleveland, O. • • - -
WANTED--HOUSE.
House of
or 8 rooms, on a good Street and neighbor
boo , within 20 minutes' walk.of AVater.street. Ad
dress;: stating location and rent per year, D. D..
this °Mee, Box P. • ' ; - • • - -
- -
HOUSE.-WANTEW-A House of
y v 4or 6 rooms—la Allegheny preferred. Emit
must- be moderate:" Address coliposproll, GA-
IV"ANTED—TO itlaNT—A
HOUSE.; online of Fort Wayne road: Ad
dress. stating rent, No. 23 N IXON STREET, Alle
&bear City .t
WAVVED, - 4.010;14.4 400iii4-
-Aland TOP UTlOOY,.'notiiiiiaCh worn. Ad
dreie.OUGOL.Bcs.-8, this ottlce. • '
. .
- ,
.
WANTIW—TO EXCITANGELse*-
. r• exiihuudraureuriummunil. natty
..pertr: Addrdes Alx OiTICX:'
. .
NoADEMID-r TheiPlittak/ Ealikati
. -.Oat the office of i thit,&Allut is
at ,'..R90 LIBERTY STREET, over Kantlnn
Bank., and that Ale inuttesatttlly treat* -all throttle
- tltseauw,atra tactdeetroalcipat Iteremßefortt hied
Ist this tlty. Citron Catarrh cured lel.ahrte week a
without thelititie.'T'lles_t_uratitytowdaytt Without
•mealrlue.: •
` IXTANWED := TrARTNEIg" : Et usb i n r
:g g - sil or active; tepurinast ;one , tburtk -
ent
tumid la a SAW MILL, now doing anon& b s,
sitnate 50 mtlesfrowthe. t elty, aura t ralizsgui, ,
acres of vainable.thaber. The mid la well. - hullr,
machinery all CoMgletei • This IS an excellent op
.pornanity .any: -one , desirous or engaging ;in a
, 1 61171eisibirlasZt.k.lteefl A P'i 14 r s - etioNri• 3 *
'Eludi , hdeld Es t ate
.tr . ‘fr•
,
.17
. 0311-04)G4-11.. iNerptfoundiaad
;A.,‘• PUP. , three months! old:. ,black,- with white
teec. The finder will be rewarded hy leading Ithoi at
No. 30 OLIFFSTREET - - -
_ .
r(10 LET-410011114 4 1 , 1treeoefolar
furnished roonutVwlth board dr 4littolat;'elli
tily_situated on Penn Orret.:,A.Ortflq: Wl'
ZETTX OPPW.g. , , .
. . . . .
O LNIT-11011.16111-A Iwo...story
FILAMX" 110176 It, of ISTO ?demi 911 the corner
otA boust and Malberry streets.. Sewickley. „Tile
house and -premises. live been newly - litterFnp.
Ablo, a large.scad excellent. garden. Toussaint'
given at-any. time. Inquire At I#4ltD,
Broad street. SewlekleY. , - .
.•
LET-.-THE ; STORE /MOM, '.
• No. Phi° avenue, with dating above of A
roords, with water; P 4 sod bath. tore roona,lit
ted up la = the best notaneri , With' d glassalum
_window, and iron !riante , laqutts at *lice ot .REA
f/E/LSHW', °1749!4.v.Rmfa,.!..P4fP1ir7q51r!/ItterlivAl-
j 1110; HOU E.=Tha t
bl noisSig.IJNP../a , /awn] atlFget.
containle tea rooms; Kitchell MO littel; r aouse.
Enquire 01 JAS. J. GB.AY. No. SIS Sixth et t:
rye LET-,asombre,Ak handsomely
Outdated FRON'X ityr4l, suitable ism gait
t Elam:lin:tat No: at RAND sTREET: •
Juvr—Thast tory Front
Wail"reirekitt i d,OVAbgt x" . 56
.. • . „ . 1 ek ,,
irta' cir-Anitte
ritzET.4lo, vievirlEloUse
; • •,1 otrourzorsigiel4riVesichallewitr
e dtrent. - ent )11 . - 14 quire• T
L11111...111 e
• - 9110Za" libo/424,70 MO: Ajtlth pOylth
booti, suitable ror:raan osid , Wire,. or loupr
lbettfartherltutlentaks , mato.
_ .. W. SE PQN.P.#TIAIEr• t:
.VOll '
-t o - 11 0 QL - 74;
tt 17;i1:244-tltt4E
e VlrrOwtaLliaoo:qn!!
Witt. 5A744:441121nt").*' 11141111-
"....- Acro
lot of b alctint of 75 - Teet,
4nunltit baok , "*W Met, iithaud ttleAltiestatreet
In Elttiturglt toriat l lataxellilencost. rut; a..rner
tot, having a 50 rent street do hant andripie.:„l4lll
be ad at a barsaln jp_ any one arlabinkto , bnun on
It. lnn pattlcuialyinreee T.
If..
?Ma comics.
UAD
,GATT, Qlll tOMPANIIII.4Sitan mid netitieri' Offer
-St•aLAA,CAfiLT?r,a atraixtrkeen
use bn .ATanor o ;14 ;geed ite)new.•,,'
47an AN, Viiltdagebetiv
vu err *AT•S
Ni• itrklup elioalnel • IN
• v 4.-. I% .It, , t r ..7
It
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