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PITTSBURGH-- l'lttill..4g.:Y. - .J- IsT .12 1868 , •.. . „
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.THE ..
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ii • • FItOIt• • EITROPEi - -. '..- • MONTGO M ERY :
• ~, o_, ~, •:. :. i. Alleged Inaceful Political Conduct or
o n -- The IPehiee of - Siiiirt. " lialalfilis gouge •
rs Ably Rebuked' by General
.0r- ,
1 ' '' - • • ' —" der of General Sheimerd. • ' '
Cousin , : Assetsthated-Two , of -
„i`Otrit . o , 6±.c)itik.k. M. !, .
• -- • • [ ey telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. ]
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THE CAPITAL. • . posed •
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VORIIVIr/UCONGRESS
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vay Telegraph to the ritiibnrgh Gazette.]
. -.• r, WASIZINOTON, June 11, - 1868.
•
, •
, trbm the ierritori:
edininittee
--The joird-resolutkagrantiegParidisdint
o PeleexiittiX./Plrntlite IftlitClltidgefgsr
the corps in which they serVe!i
, ttrieg-tif j ,
war, was Plumed ! : ;?-ltr4l
Mr. CATIELL presented a resolution of
....0 . 07 - *litaiar:clrpbr - ik -06tio - As*voi of
thelteCUM'blitVirMANraVelUiniliontftiade
:of.the United state* • Referred.
The'
4e4at certain' °N
val: contriddoraWasdeed:
'Mr. HOWE'S
'amendment•declarliig.the award to be in
41 1 11Aa11.Q1E1Anwpi rejected and that of
EißlNpos, - inahing - it a full ! db.
.charge of all claims on account of the ves
sels 1 4911-wilich,the Malting Board made.
.allowancereport" was adopted,
Nehenj.he bill waspasaed.
MeStihiNElß' .moled a recon siderat i on
~ c d the vote be the ' passage the
do
the rebel , Statesi. and it- vraa,rec'ezudd
,•••eredie silo* Mr. TATE4l;Anikeitappech.
YATES their: spoke: initiyok of the
*T-OtiotrintiV intial rights to :all.
SUMMER then WithdreW his Motion'
~tid the bill to CoetiMie'the%kreixitnen , s
Bureau was tahen up , M HENDRICKS
HENDRICKS 'characterized tbe bill
-as an attempt to oontlmui's political domi
nation, saying that the people will eon
' :•deitin that wall sit the other reconstruc.
Mr. D Called the speech &plea for
7
'the Democratic candidacy. - •
'• •
Mr L'WILSON defended the Bureau as
having been more than self-aupporting, and
• Ackliressedtbd opfttionlhat, vrtade the rebel
States will be divided, Grant will have
- twenty Northern States. •
The_debatewas continued for some time
bY Ittosarit.-I%ttiertalaftE.Jr.,y Hendricks,'
I liavis and others.
Mr. DAVIS in the course of his remarks,
_yielded to allow Mr. STEWART to intro
duce a bill relating to the contested elec
tions in the City of Washington. Referred
to the Committee on the District of Colnm
r. BULL called up thabiltio fo
neve the political disabilities of Roderick
It. Butler,
of Tennessee.
The Committee on Judiciary reported a
substitute relating to the disabilities and
requiring e as apriirequislte to the hording
.of office on -oath, simply to 'support the,
Constitution of the. United States, and give
faith and alle:giance to the same, and faith=
Italy discharging the duties of the -office.
Mr; - DAVIS moved to amend by inserting
Sifter the names the Words "and all other
persons.'
Mr. SAULSBURYsuggested the words
for any other citizen 'of the United States."
Mr: DAVIS accepted ; : the amendment,
end oalled for the. yeas- and nayikr•snd.lt
— was! rejeeted;theAye Democratic 'Senators
present _voting aye. tats
iinestiowlsting:On'the -final -, Mr:
BUCKAL ,BVir made *speech n o tion
to'. the - bilL; Be ••discussed the.,. record
of Mr. Butler, °ailing him the' Worst case
that Congress could - choose. for,this relief,
iintititietigthatlnjustice thisactingitipon
sepsriffseog
a atath than making a general
proviidon to apply to all who may be made
subjesCof such -;The bill then
rasa• by• twenty-three to five Messis.
nakalww„.. endrichs, McCreery
and Wade voting nay.
with
waspresent but had paired
With Mr. Tatteiscf, - _lrenilestsee; who
would have yoteiLaye.
Adjofirned. • •
1145118 E. OF4OBRIZESENTATATS.
::lift:'l4.l.lisELrel. sent 'to 'the- Clerk's
Mer-
• •
rick, lec•uneel for. tbolrecus
=tut, o made
"*A irferiggl 'steteinitit
Ake,l4thirer sr. •ibi,*r... Reglir,fta Ahe effect
that he ' ( ter) was In possassionof tele
gram after telegram passiug between Mer
rick; Woolloy. out Warden, - the 'Prebident's
:short liand writer. Merrick denies in posi
tive terms that 'any such telegraphic) co&
respondence had taken place.„
TheSPEAßEltprooettaiod;is business of
the morning hour, to call ibr reports from .
.thif Coinksittee bn tteraitriot or. lembia.
The bill - to , incffleporate the National Hotel-
Na
tional,. A rt Union n, after a brief
4,690-001,04:was tbble4.:%;
Mr. INGERSOI,44 yielded
. the floor
loorailly to - Mr:lEl~i WhO'offered a reso
-I.l=tiegellwtiptut. as to father
- having beds Stied id the Rings
ten.(3snadst) PenhentlerY, beanie° an Irish
American Feelbasisper *ad been found ilk
Ids•pmisession, and.directing the Commit. ,
tee on PaoloAtt'airete knave: tillte the
dip, asked
Mr. WASEIBURNE,
..,..„,...,...ef ' in4 ,„ xof the ,
xr. Hunter tazudgoien .4,,v0.ur•-,47.
owe, .
MI rtiGr _assuz__ __
ram 4 ~.h w' '
gentleman does
. i
'watt any - explanation of the case
ge-Z:
Ildt
to Vai/WPWPILIg °Mr.. ' ' t"ni
il
OW any
' he'd
Oita WPM?
. ,_
~
l'ile.rm.""62th'itsoten4el.l4l4—tfhlivelt - I
ia il ect t°
A s r. let
-the introduction of the ; s o luti on,i kwd 3,,,
it in ohinimnsbMsidkin ;MI tag" s hotdd
tic).2L,18,-"Car..."Aigr....a........ ' . . 4 tfint some
d exis o
n la- ot
4341.11111.4..7.e.17 teit.`power to
%Pare .....,.... if a, an d put the,
Ipend-me Iftlens anivacielundim Wine-
t3-11,144gplititi701 , - • , -. '
: 161 4 4 f
i OOMAW
, Milgillit
. te refened,,..L.,,m,-- T o . tw ut oe t tet it be
)I,ll6l,4Www.Daapoacrur,-.. , th e - L .40 2 M 0
• if lean prevent -..- -•
Me liten Virtririniww'a NU tectirds
-4 M. Ar4GE .1434 ' a of the ex
*t . 4 frt lealle ' ' mad
,and anthorix;,.
' mi - '''''
canal" - a nd' a q uedn _A. l 4 o l i. between
• km or, a men
tut' b e °Pend-- . the line of Veorketotm and Alexan dria'.V
ei.-----min
the
eeditiedeetazi l ' l " ;i l ;edriTer ti 4
hour heYing ex pired, neit. , i
11Z1911"111=147resolution' is
I th t i- Mltintroduced a
having
' Sfoldslion,'
reference -,..,_,...i.telVantrat oat the authority to
lluclliii"lt'="ll7 — 'arnd for tlentons;l94,
carthe Commit , ,
torreed .,..... , .....4- , ,
, Andlt Ina 7,.. ,,,...
leirr
t..
offerit ASi b ir teljt t greretioreee.//ot
rep=vailintaiit in'aolrth Carje, elect
sok, .
en, Itlneel r -
1- ' Cif
iiro-bolored Merit
~,,id ambers,
oimemeor. &UMW iiiiatorthe I39venxie
. 1e .t4' 414141 A .,4 wara brittimmit nb
arlde.lilit4ptertilatmel:'
.40,46i550n and '' anellitl' *-delips!s.,
in close 4 MlltOdy la .well known
4:411 re ln 121 Milt ' vielnlTl. objected.
Mr. BLE, o; Kentucky,
Mr. . BROOKS hoped there would b e no
abjection, ff , Sbn:_iinsidesieni. of DOmoatits
in 'reancissee,, Alabama and North Caroli
na were- 'rtlact'lnvestigated:
,9bjettion
was not:withdraw
Mr. DONNELLY introduced a bill regu
kiting ,the : dirt Position of; laud grante. al
:read :made fins militia from Stillwater
to St. Paul, Minnesota. 'Referred to the
Committee on Publio , Lands. .
'The •• SPEAKER' presented a message
from the President communicating infer,
motion Itittfirence to the recent treaty for
the ()sage Indian lands in Kansas.
~ ' Onjnotion of -Mr. CLARK the message
referred to the Committee On Indian Af
fairs; with power to send for persons and
On motion of Mr., ELLIOTT the bill to
promote American Commerce was post
ported until Wednesday next:
,21 1 .1mIfoinie__Went unto, Committee of the
-vide tvie - taken
on the amendment offere d kik niifil
by
Mr. Ferry to exempt.from apecial tax deal
• era in , manufactured' lumber and , 'bread
and the wan rejected.
Mr. CIILLOMi of El., rucrVed to exempt
manufacturer :of,. sugar, .Irozr l / 4 both; after
discaision thelimendment wait rejected. _
Mr. BLAINE rnovedtkiadd aproviso that
breadstuffs shall not be classed as mane-'
giddied."( -Rejirtifed - 4
Mr. I•IAYNARD moved to add to the'
proviso exempting butter and cheeme made
forinarket in the United Statert. Agreed to.
All the'paragraphs in the section impos
ing a special tax having been disposed of,
the Committee prOceededlo - the - next
ondrt long - disillusion' took pies =;
reference to the luayment of 'special tax.
on the trensfor of business-from one party
to another.
' An amendment offered by Mr. PRICE
that no such second payment shall be ne
cessary was agreed to. , •
Mr. HOLMAN moved to amend section
85-by. including „among those,whusball not
bUtaxed, as manufactiliers, or dealers per
sons who make sugar or molasses from sor
ghum,' the product' of their own growth.
Agreed to. •
The Committee, at ten minutes past three,
rose temporarily, in 'order to allow Mr.
Butler to offer the folloWingresolution:
R,csolved.. That Charles W. Woolley, hay
ingappeared before the Committee on In
vestigation, and answered all questions
put to him by the Committee, and thus
purged of his contempt of the
House in that regard, be discharged from
arrest and held only to appear and make
farther answer if required according to the
aaidmots:•
' Mr. BUTLER added that the witness had
answered fully and distinctly every ques
tion which had been put - to him,
and there
;seemed, 'tithe judgment of the Committee,
no 'further reason for - keeping him in ar
rest. His further attvndance would be im
cler the sunimonsl s e I• ,
Mr. ROBINSON asked - Mr. Butler to al.
low him to ask one question.
Mr. BUTLER—A simple question, that
Is all. •
Mr. ROBINSON—Is it so that Mr. Wool
ly was originally arrested by order of the
Committee, without as order of the House
Mr. BUTLER-1t is not se; he never was
ordered by the Committee to be arrested.
Mr. ROBINSON—It is so stated ; by Mr.
Woolesi. -
' .
Mr. RUTILEmoyed the previous Ones-
tion, and the House was dividing on that
motion when Mr. Eldridge expressed a de:
sire to ask a question. - -
Mr MAYNARD and *there called him
'' 1 : 4411 V 4 - 13 mormraystuAr
est
Corded and the rasa on adepted;4xid the
Hasuse 'again went into Committee on Mx_
Bill. A. number of verbal amendthenti
were madd to sections from 97 'to 102; the
102 d section centaidine schedule B, stamp
taxes, having been remedied.
Mr. BLAIN (Mich.) moved to strike out
e. thit.PaFagrap4, taxing agreements or
traao,. and argued iicitupport of his
motion.
Mr. SCBENCK argued against it and
said he regarded it as a test question 011
vamp taxes. Amendment yeiemed. ,
11r.-STEiLBTtB, N: H., niaveti'.ato amend
the paragraph regarding assignments or
transfers of mortgages by making it a uni
forta tax of twenty-lave cents. Adopted.
Mr:GA . /WIELD, at Iwliati minutes
four O'clock, moved that: the CommMee
rise, in order that he might submit a tno
tlon tip dispeuse,with the evening- session..
He remailted thatker - was informed that a
proposition was now being matured which,
if perfected.-would save very much time.
The'Committee rose aruIMniGARFIELD
moved the evening session be dispensed
with and the morning continue its session
till file O'clock.. _
liff.l4CHENClCtrged the otintimuince of
the session till past tive.
Mr. OARFIELD then insisted on the sin
gle motion that the evening session be
E dis
pensed with, and the motion.was agreed to ,
V 11 51 . 143 "/ 6 .: • •
• Mr.'GAßPll4l3 i ikei iinovaiVlO- go 'into
Committee of , the Whole remarking that
the Committee might continue in scullion
as long as it chose. Belied made a motion
..dtiCOI tfcl.,bostilityi !Abe, App la itte e of
WAYS and Meatus.
Mr. BENJAMIN moved an adjatirnrnent;
On'oount by letters the vote was 47 - to 51.
Mr. BENJAMIN demanded the you and
`V ,0 resulted jean sOfla .o f so the.
Heitieer r refuged tOtdiourri„ ,
On motion of Mr. BENJAMIN, the Sen
ate amendments to the bill to admit the'
States of North Carolina, South Caroline
Lonildui;l343eyealuid 4.llibunit to repro - '
sentition in Congress were taken' from the
Speaker's table and referred to Committee,
on Reconstruction.
„
Oitrned
=====
I , ltw Tons, June 11.—The germ, Park
races have been poaponed on account of a
- axam. - _,ltsutily;gotie pal rain storm.
IlLany'of the editorial fraternity .:have
rived Points, to attehd
•
the Astorlietleo POWS: O4 4"
t oriel - Na ha ietielitionnt 'cooper
institut, i wayil*N. the Trish citizens. ,
Mayor Hoffman vtrOdeti:_ -After the 'ed
dies! bi'Cotaidiftigle; "Cserfes - otreloin.
tions tvercidoptimilityerbittlekPretection
ofAciestearnitinens. , 2l.. j" ,
Commodore Wortisn'altd f
: - (ri in. Wile{
of thellarYintillOhilluiredere - gtnotig
Passengers for EttroletPeelltetael i Anlerke
tt U ttehion tti - diti 4 A 4l4Nine !ii! id
in the care of. Benjamt% yaw", sti
Thomas Itentiarde'be erhieb r.to_oiJoi
had previously found; yealitrifot. pram
in the matter of a robbery otitioroostitta •
Cra 4ta ntstntiM il ' Pier' etPa° _ .
.MA*O • ningof the AstorlltoratePA. l . SPl
x_etlithwmAii,thutpailpri lest
tivenlPll.4 &Mmg Lotto OM° VW
tett;SWO. 81 feu bYthe present proprietor*
31 . 60 Are 44*.4 13 alltagEllgaisan sons
ve 4.441
of the
Jeri
borpulli w ho
0021dided ibZWrty-two yea*. - Among' 4b l r!V tur r'irinlvtall Meespla I
-BrokorsJO-Bina*
• 4 VIIS '
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The steamer City of New'york, from
Liverpool, just arrived, has tun oases of,
antall,poz, and Is detained at quarantine.
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New York jUmu.
The Mayoralty ImbrOglia
Mayor ad 'interim, Eleeted-•
Commissioner Ro'lines Letter
,.ot Resignationr7Nominations
by the. President Chnrges
Against Gen. Butler—Woolly
llafleils &c. *,
(By Teleiriph to the Pittiburih Gesettiq
'WASElttierroN, JIIIIO , II, 1868.
Mig.2IIOIeVIAT•TY P 3ll/11 " 111° ' I
. _
ke; Patimprritive' members _ of the t's4 ,
iioarila of the' WashingWM.city Cotificibr,
metin joint session last eyoningvand7are
greatly enCenitiged in tlieir piciceedithga b
appearance- of the Republican Aide
man of the First Ward, who claimed the
the board. of:whiclh to was
,a,,;member w ,
not properly organized, and therelbre h
took his seat - furlong thee Conservatives.'Th
Committee heretofore appointed report°
that - they "were still - unable to obtain the re
turns from the Itepublican, , Regi,ter,.3n or
der to count them se an to determine who
is elected Mayor. Under these oircurn;
stances they offered a resolution, which'
was adopted, that the Joint meeting adjourn
t till to-morrow afternoon, for, the purpose cif
electing a Mayor ad interim, A resolution
was adopted inviting Republican membeis
to attend on the occasion.
The ,Oonservative members of the City
Councils, joined i by Mr. Lemon, one of the
Republican Aldermen forming a quorum
of each board, proceeded to City Hall this
afternoon for the purpose of holding ajoin,
meeting.: The object, an 'previously pub
lished, being the election of a Mayor, te
serve ad interns, until the (ideation whether
a Mayor has been legally elected could
be settled. They •_ found the . doors of
both chatibers locked and the keys car
ried off. They had a locksmith with them,
but .the policemen prevented them. from
forcing an entrance into the chamber. 'Ph eY,,
however, proceeded to the basement, wher
they organized in meeting. The Presiden
made„ an A
address, n ,which he sal
their object was not to violet
any laws, ' bat': to lave the questio
of Mayoralty settled hi strict accordan
with the charter. A psi:amble and resolu
tion were adopted setting forth that by the
action ..of Bayles J. Bowen,- who as
snmes to be Mayor, and of A. C. Rich
ards, Superintendent of ~ Pollee, the Al
dernien and Common Cermetl have
been excluded from their • regular
plates of meeting, and' providing far the
appointment of h committee to employ em
inent counsel and bring to summary jus.
tieesaid Bowen and Richards, and ether
alders and abettors in the {unwarrantable
proCeeding& Fax-Alderm Lloyd • was
.elected.ldaYor ad • interim. There ; was
much excitement Mend `about City 'gall
during them proceedings.
...
TEEsmiol?Wriorr 'conxessiorrinCitozo
'
•
*it* to thO 'filecritary of Treasury
trio4Al* hlSofilesitixtike effect when his
successor shall be qualified, Is made pub
lic: He states as reasons for his resignation
that after the Philadelphia Convention there
wore numerous removals of assessors and
collectors of Internal ReVenue throughout
the country forpolitical considerations, and
produced a sad blow to the reputation and
efficiene3r of the - service. Thep were
made regardless albs wishei as Commie.
sioner.:He would have resigned long ago,
bnt yielded to the Judgment of his Mends,
who thought the public interests-Might be
promotedby his remaining in office. All
nominations since have been Made without
a reference to his opinion of their fitnesi,
and his - recommendations , for`: remo
vals, even for grobsest misconduct 'have
been almost unlvmdly disregarded.
The Assistant 'Assessors and Inspec
,tors,' appointed in itecordance with the ,
ugage. bY the. Secretary upon;the, nomi
nation of Assetsors and Collectors are
either dishonest or inecimpetent;l4l„4 , their
reWirelf. he, sees no hope ,of securing.
While he Continues in - alike be is songfit .
to be made, responsible for, their. failures,
although absolutely powerless to prevent
them. He closes with an acknowledt
Merilt - of the personal and' official -kindness
'cif /kli , . .sUty towards gin. -
•
lecommizorrit BERT To , irg WENATE.
The following nomination/1 were sent to
,
the Senat e today : C. K. Hall, Collector of
.Cnstoms in the District, of Texas; E. C.
Darlington, ,Collector of Customs, York
toirn, Va.; Jos. ForsAh, Collector °t inter.
nal. Revenue ' Fi ft eentph , District of New
York; Willia m Raymond Lete, 'Assessor
of Internal Revenue, Third Distrid of
Massachusetts; ' Charles J. Barbour Ap."
pulls* of Ilerchandize, Portland, *nine.
mamma' cianons AnArrier ntrritn. ,
Madera Butler and Brooks were today .
examined by . the Special Coliamitteei here.,
totore'aPtiiiiteiftolvquire into Mr. Bricks'
charges against Mr. Butler relative to cer
tidn Sold transactions. r - ' *
0/1100111D` ON:SPECIAL
Major General Thos. D. Wood is ordered
on :s duty, on account of phytdcal dis
ability caused by Wounds received in the
Denim. ' •
WOOLLY Awn 'Tax frunamuunci &at
„ atimsn.
The impesiihment CiAtimittsie
,irere'en
gaged in lisaidlning ml
'Mere`
`thin alter-
Doolui
Ittilitenhch - eetfietrllito Von. 2111ar”
,sepTaiplaltho Wiled Nellie :the bight
cater the municipal election, waived an:ex.
atEoLtoic?!4,`and is committed for trial. '
*
Major Generati Meade , r;arrived" here :to ,
dayo on tallithim* with: - Cenerilit, Omni; con.
' eerehili the whin of hi* military district.
Ableetr. lii Vegge r ieiekitti44telch 4as
heee ordered court roma duty here.-
~rovelibut
[ , ,:-00ereeelPta Of Mustcarw for MA weak end.
ligethe Bth were
IL r' cL4 , 1,..! r • ,
4 41 > mi l d r am oni
: ' . 4 9!".•" ‘" : ' S
Woitimerriwkie, •`'`: ' l4
itirmikopmnytelilikiesol7 •
Ittaiglo,l4llilWW4rhe Meta ;PULA
mithattange of the
Use of Torpedoes: s
CBI Telegram to Itte•Pßtaburgh Gazette.] • •
sER VIA.
REIGNING PRINCE ASSASSINATED.
BELGRADE, June 11.—At tiVe o'Clock this
mos nine Miahael, the reigning Prince of
Servia, while walking in the Fopschodore
Park, was shot down by three men, with
involver& There is great excitement at
-the assassination. Prince Michael was
'ilsoin September 4th, 1824 and is the young
est aim of Prince Miloch. He belonged to
Obrenovilch fismliy,, - • - the - ' reigning
dygifiV Servia.. • - _
- l PVRTRER PARTICULARS.
Nnox. June 11.-Noon. The following
e the particulars of • the lit of
Inas Michael, of Serida; at de,
, yeaterda,y:. The,Prtneeowhiktyialking lets.
nrely through one of the Public Parke
about five &Clock latretrkfing, was sudd
ty attacked by three assassins armed with
evolvers. 'He was accoinpanied by his
Cousin and daughter otthe latter, together
with his usual attendants. The soistissi
directed 'their - fire lironilscnowsly at the
Royalparty.. At the first shot the Prince
fell and 'expired immediately: The 'Couifin
of the Prince was also hit and died in a few
minutes. The daughter received a severe
nest wound bat was not ,dangerously in
jured. One or two of the valets were also
slightly wounded. •
The assassins were recognized as three
blathers. One of thent(was promptly taken
while hurrying from the scene of tragedy,
and it is thought the others 'will not be
able to escape. Vigorous measures were
taken by the authorities for their capture.
The assassination produced most profonnd
excitement and sorrow throughout the
,
country.
4Talstrr
, • LATER—INTENSR .
.
LoNnois. ,Ittn.e 10—The last dla*tches
from Elelgtinl43, represents the 'excitement
as intense and unabated. No outbreak,
howinier. hea 410curred.> Two of thn assas
sins at Prince Michael have been arrested.
It has,been ascertained that, it , was not
three Ircithera Siturilkixi the Altai shots, but
father.and kis two sons._ One of the latter
is still at large, but it itv believed Abet he
cannot
,elmpe. ; „ fi
FRANCE.
ESN OF TOUPEDOZ3 -BBOgOI3E.D . TO BB ABAN-.
xxifign.
Tune 11t—The Moniteur states that
'the Czar' of Rusailehad . rnade a proposal to
Napoleon for Russia and France to unite in
an effort to induce all civilized nations to!
Jibluidon the use of torpedoes and explosive
proJeottlea In times of war. The ifesiteur
adds, that this humane pro .. don meets
with the approval of -the .. pero,r, :who,
hoWevet, thinksit mai , be 'n • - • r* to em
-11:y torpedoes tbr defetusiv• p • poem, •
AFIDIAVICIULL AND CO , • LIU -
lavenioe June 11--Evening.—Cottan
- 41ossit'dultwitli a denlino . ln prim lid.
/10.4404111101 I itid• to
• isstAllients 0
Lormonvinnell.—illvesfailaaola at
9559.5%f0r money; &We, 72V17 1 2X: Illinois
Central 10034.- • Erie. 46. - -
Elisiritronr, June 11—Xoentsg.—Bonds
&owl at ?Nam.
atilirADA.
The Canadian Public Debt Troops Held in
Readitaras-altrrest of Garner.the Reading
Hank Robber.-Vetectine Cullen Ritter,
, . , „
Lay Telegraph to th e Plttskurgb Ululate.]
Morrrneat., June dispatch -froni
,
Ottawa , says there is a prevalent rumor
that, the:English, Government ;wishes to
Stip - Matti that the Canadian GrOvernment
shall not increase the public debt till the
gnexanteei loan to huibl,.the International
Railroad is repaid. It is not believed that
thls condition will be complied with. The
qaestion will occupy the attention of the
Minister of Finance while in England.
A moveable column. : composed of the
first bittallidn rine brigade, the forty-third
volunteer - battalion; the-Ottawa field bat
tery, and :Erontev, ,cavallyi , ,are'. held in
readineas to - proceed- under orders at an
hour's notice. The force will be command
ed by lordßussell.: • . -
Detective Cullen is said to be slightly
better. and hopes are, entertained of his re.
corny. Garner, who *het Min, was arres
ted under the extradition treaty for for
gery,..The.geng, all :of-whom are under
arrest, were on the point of starting for
England.
MoirrnitAia, Julie 11.-Garner, who shot
Detective Cullen, robbed the Reading, Pa.,
banks last year of two, hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, emi t with his r accom
plices, has been living here in high feath
er,has been arrested.. Ms . wife and Don
aldson's wife were also , arrested,. but re
leased. Donaldson and Garner are still in
custody, but will be' - released unless the
authoritters of Pennsylvania telegraph for
their retention. - '
OTTAWA, Tune 11.--Orders will sho r tly'
be issued for, the concentration of the royal
battalion at.their respectilfti,.:lleadquartera,
for the
_purpose or performing' the annual
The , military map VW*, stationed
at all exposed points. - • •
NEW --ORLEANS
The Nutdeval Ira mut
`• 1 rt• thin Jeetl,
Les Tolemera tc,P*AnnitumittAktitte3
Naw 021 1 1 6-we; Stibe 1 / I '; 44 Tlie writ 0094
t -IPP"" urnable e li d elY tb ea l i ll atb7 P inrs "I '''eday W or
way led behaving the duties of ble tam
Today heeppninOd Rohl. E.
_Diamond al"
Mkt of rolloe. ;The:prUmtvhlo,ot Po.
lice endorsed on A
. cppy Ma y or Conway's,
order,eeml Nom h, JIM ,I%id Wit
MVP Waite maYeris authority filaeat
10 goan'eAear:blAnabi
he tarY - Ccurimanaertoserre until Inc.'
the; oixiurad:endthenrilltaryLorder 'bribe"
snrinovalsochludng been issued, he (henna
to turn, oeer'lde pinata Mr. Dhunond or
'ea* Debi 'MOO lunlttellefeirttheopm
peWnt" anialtil444lb4 ) . ,Walamon is
=on of th e oMoe thb eye** .411,
I ,l lrJeleenearjannien, except nue,
mkorupsttke . ,Assistant Alderman
hair* bolnAaelinedek • ';Theldfireleenler.
tb• 441;044411.141/e
tfr.YilltrA7 flu‘•
ed e new elected , . tiller!
„ appltex st- the
• - litlfiroulatonwir
- 1 /Drinew..l3
i i r4lkl i tilotart' -
I s`r4 040, 1 :
? PourthOv
trnnuithOplle= it te elk;
' Ng the roll ' Con.
ae Collector%reed at
the' taxes irn by the
convention.
Morrowsguy, June 11.-On the sth of
Jane the Montgomery, Alabama, Adi,erti
aer contained the following paragraph:
""We are by the soldiers on duty
at, this place to state that at the nigger car
pet bag and scalawag meeting held at the
Capitol on Saturday night, the soldiers
gave three groanS for Grant, three'cheers for
McClelland and three
given by_ the soldiers
with a heartv good will androlled from the
capitol to the artesian baain. We are also
requested by these soldiers to state that any
assertion contrary to this is a base false
hood. The soldiers say they are white
men, and have no love for carpet-baggers
and 3eallawags."
In consequence of the aboVe, the follow
ing order, which appeared yesterday, has
been issued by Gen. Sheppard, command=ing the Sub-District of Alabama:
.3forg p. oontery, June 13th, 18138—General Order
li 22.
The tasne of the Montgomery Advertiser
of yesterday contains a statement which,.
if In the sltgitest degree tree, deserves the
reprobation of every right minded soldier
this.'in sab-district. The statement.
allttded -to applauds, incites and
stimulates soldiers to insubordination•
and disgrace by the, publication- that
some have uttered groans against the
'General of our army, to whom the country
Bias awarded such , a, commission _for .hfs
services in the suppression of a rebellion
aimed at the destruction of our republic
an - flour freedoin as a people. The soldiers
in this sub-district are therefore assured
; that it is a plain duty to rebuke in a be
coming manner every effort made by ,thb
publishers of newspapers, or by other
individuals, tending to incite disgraoeful
acts and insubordination, and also to ab
stain from any expression of.political opin
ion as to .persons or parties. Thus may
soldiers mace manifest that they are mer
itorious and incapable of being led astray
by evil minded persons and least of all by
those who have caused the pall of death to
cover a million Soldiers.
By order of CoL and Evt. Brig. Gen.
W. T. HARTZ, Ent. B3 C) i
% B I E S IEPRERD.
a U . . A.,. Asst.
Ajk. Gen.
BRIEF NEWS. ITEMS.
—The Rernablican Congressional Conven
tion of 7th Indiana , IXstrict . at Lafayette,
notninatog Eton. Godlove S. Orth for reelec
tion.
—Yesterday in the Pennsylvania State
Medical Association, in session at Hands
burg. a resolution to admit • female- phye.
clans was defeated by 87 to 45.
—The OeraZd'.l special - says four pieces
of •Ferdati artillery left Rowe's -Point for
parts unknowi. Three cases:muakets ar
rived at Chateaugay yesteiday.
8
—The - overland mach from, ustin to
w
San Francisco, as attacked frY rob bers on
Wedneidiky night; and the -passengers
stripped of their money en jew elry.
—The Democracy of the d'lndiana
Congressional District assembled-in Con
vention at New . Albally,' yesterday, and
11mnInatedaLR: Kerrittrteetatdtau by !Its
l e g ai v.. , s
,-.- ;-:Acitiatittidik - iliiie,eir - the - Sthittltei
House, 'Bloomington, 111. 1 whiler laboring
with -an, . attack of delirium tremens,
jumped from the fourth story,of-that hotel
yesterday, killing him instantly.
—Fred Farris, a drunken negro, was - shot
dead by James 'lndwell. a planter residing
near Memphis. The negro was in his mar
'delves employ, and drew a pistol on Idyl,
whereupon he was shot dead. No arrest.
--The difficulty between the managers
and etimloyde of the Mobile and Ohio RailL
road , remains in am unsettled condition,
but the prospect of an early settlement of
differences is good._ Trains are running
only to Corinth, owing to the strike on the
Jackson and Tennessee Railroad. ''
-
-Capt.-Sumner Rays, of Gen.,;?dead's
staff is at Savannah making investigations
concerning the signatnresof the petitioners
for the removal of mayor and city old
eere, said to have been . signed by MOO oiti
tens. 'Affidavits are being taken of all
whose names appear and so far the sign*.
turea 'proVe forgeries.
Real Estate Transfers.
The tblioveing deeds were filed On •record
beftire H. 13rare.y, Esq., Iteeprder, Jane
.11th, 1868. t. • . '
David Nelson to Francis MeGkinnigle.4toie 6, 1 868: •
14111 the girth ward. Allegheny. formerly Mau
' - cnester on the earth side ofWashington'street. tin
feet west from Chanters street, 20 by I F6leet. with
buildings 40,'700
C. 11. Love to Mrs. Ann McCully, 'January 13, lies;
lorlio. i 8 in Browa's plans on an alley la Oirming.
ham. 24_by 60 test 02,000
Robert - Nikon to Bernard McCabe. May. 1868; an
acre ofiend In Chartlers township- stop
Heirs of Joseph Allen to Peter Mayer. May M.. 1567;
lot on the east side of Iloyd's'Avenne, Lower Bt.
Clair tornießlP: likby 160 feet • IWO
Benjamin R. radiwn to Schutt & Danner, Oct. 1666;
116 acres and 101 perches of land; with the reserve.
• Mod of a vein of coal in ihaler township.. ...SLIM)
Bhnit & Danner to Miebltel Schulz. October . 18, 1W:
the above described property , for render.
_edend: • c Li,too
Clarence hhaler to Robert Robb, May 21. - 1861; kit on
private toad in Lower.lßt. Clair rownship....sl,66o
Robert Robb to John F.etuder, June 18. 1161; .same'
lot ' SI
George W. Bigelow/to Robert W..!liargent. May AM Zl.
11166;Jot No. 4 in Linton's plait in the Seventh
ward, Pittsburgh ,' on the ' east tide of Roberts
• street. 22 by 8f feet.. bin
Thomas Howard to James &Eden. Junelti, 18/14 lot'
No. ITin Howard'W. plan,- on Denny'. alley, 20 by
61.16 feet
George Allen to Frederick Heffner, June 11, 2 M
lot N0.,61,111 Robb's pillion Centre avenue.
it feet, with buildings,
Martin, Nicholes rto , Maltlieser litutumier, May 11,
Ise; lot No. 'Ai Itißdwara's plan on Ormsby street,
'llirridngitam2o by 61 feet • - 111.660
David iilfaffer to John Mel, May 11, 1868 v lot comer
of Tremont and Jackso streets. Second Nardi
Allegheny City,2lby,ice feet, with improreinent
Dm', shatter tta Patrick Bice. May 11. Mei lot. on.
'"TremontstreaLsesoart, Allegheny city. , n
feet south of Jackson s t, 21 bvtoofeet.. $1,060
Hall tb Joidth. . 1865, one
Agree of land_ loliolthstoo township, , with. build.
D
un -
a • swafkrs. looker . M
ay G.
t wOte s ere. two rknd tWenty.nve perches of lid id iaindattoonynp..
tioataiois: .
1 .
80 dirdei anti iaciigart were Wes of record
• „-? -
Close of . the Tueuverellt• Festival at
• • cier4onfL ,
German Festival eloped Witlititititultl .
ball at the Rink ;on Wednesdartv .The
.„ • •
tendinite was large!, and , : dniiiitt
hearlt the :whole - night the immense Soot.
of the Rink wait thronged with nieri cg don- , .
A:pleanut nod al Unit walle t! ed..
•Inths WWl° 004 - 43 • the , up*- .
its prkroo2o AMU' • OF',6hb OUR I I/114 10 '
1%0 At. rOardner‘et, onday:
)701-PerfO'f4itineo biodiontlabar'
pitralieltai and tiltitithotter'' •
lst Frefte t.o4 . ,oftlittteiturifb.... ,
2d, 'Obit* 4)1 , 140.10mb. • -
11da 1 1214 . ,'„ 41p...0f - .ptobargb. , '
:4 th,Ailasa:Graboisteiri; of Pittsburgh.
-f fiabiTtaaftinklige.tabnotown.,
4112,, A b gliat. , Gebrban 1 4 4 4 4c . s huitoi7 6 ,..
aligt ' • ttelitt Ham* annoti , •
•• ; •
:4a : 4; ),"u v i 'llttatttketdu
nen , nan
• ' •
Per
Glebt,L Elanerteig, of Cleveland; 1,.
ean
idatW o,H of Cleveland; Annie Step, 'of
Olorf
United States District Court—Judge Mtn
This morning the ariOntent tor , a new
trial in, the case of _Benjamin Ripyey,*n
vic,ted of passing connterfeit money, was
heard. W. D. Moore, Es 4., argued
favor of the motion, and District Attorney
Carnahan in opposition thereto. The Court.
granted tha motion.
District Attorney. Carnahan filed
.a libel
of forfeiture
_against the oil - refinery and
distillery of Walter J. Barron; called the
“Pennichuck Oil Works, " Shaw's Lan
ding, Crawford county; b esides other prop.
erty and appurtenances. A motion was
ordered and made returnable on the Bth of
July next.
The Court adjourned to meet in
William
sppoort on Monday next. His Honor, Judge
- McCandless, Hon. R. B. Carnahan,' and
Marshal Rowley, will leave for that pram
to-day.
Court of quarter Sossions.-Jadge Srilive.
Thojury -in the case, of .Tohn Ring, in
dicted for larceny, returned a verdict of
Frances Clement, a widow residing, on
Saw i Mill Run, was.tried -on an indictment
ehilrging her with - keeping a taWdy house.
A verdict of mit guilty-waB 'rendered, and
,the prosecutor directed to pay the costs.
- .lull= Dotigherty, aconstable,,i'ves in
dicted for committing an assault and- bat
tery uponJonnie B.Habberfield. A verdict
of guilty was rendered. Sentence deferred.
Grace Lee alias Bill Locimiii, a negro; was
tried for the larceny of a coat' from David.
Aiken, Jr. , • . -
• James L. Ring, charged with assault and
battery upon his mother-in-law, Mm- Jane
Huskel, r was convicted., The same,defim
dant , was ,charged with a breach of the
peace on oath of wife. On'the latter he
was - required . to give bail for 'his future
good conduct, and on the former he, was
Ix
sentenced to pay ten, do 4 arid to under
go five days* imprisonme tin' jail. '
Wm. Downey, indicts for committing
an assault and battery upon a little son of
Nicholas Bishop, was next' tried: • inry
Commie Pleas.'-,Judge Sterritt.
In the case of John i l Colton vs. the C: it P.
IL R. Co.', the jury foiand for the defendant.
In the case of John Schuck VS. C. O. Har
tung, reported yesterdaY, the jury fiit t ind
forthe defendant.
Simon Gelyer vs."Jciseph Resner. A ion
on promissary notes. Vi3rdicrfor' plaintiff"
for $1,780 29.
Simon Geiyer vs. J.„dr O Siebert,
istrators. This was also an action unprour
-issary notes :';`On - On trial. • • • -.49- ),'";
Following is the triallist for to•iirt,Y,:r
No: 42. Wm,Ficikserg Mess &Clark.
No. 45. Nicrwlas, Link, "ys Morrison,
Koeglor dr. Co. ,
C. O. Bunter vs. O. IL Jones.
No. 51. Tack -Brothers, dr, Co ., _vs.; O. R.
Jones. • , •
No. 52. H , int Bier vs. Richard Dahver.
No. 55. S. Smith vs. J. C. Kirkpatrick
No. 63. J. Ratuvti. C. S. Kaven. - • "
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No 59. Jas. R. IdelloriVs. David Eritihin
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C4s. K. Prescott VB.Jas. Stewart.
13 or 'Amerimui Iron Co., vs. "James
'Octuri. .•-. .
Parker a: 004
Kirk:vs:Hartman - dr Co. • '
No. 69, I'endergrast vs. Dillon.
The Great Aquatic, Race Between : „ t
and Coulter.
Sporting circles are very much excited
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over the race which is shortly to take place
on the Schuylkill, at Philadelphia, between.
Our fellow townsman. James Hamill, , ..
and-
Henry Coulter,- for- two thousiuld &o l ars •
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and the championship of American waters.
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It is smatter of wide that the two foremost
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oarsmen of American waters are. residents
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o:this- city, while we have several others
here who are in training that will likewise
take their place ere long as competitorsfor
aquatic) honors. In speaking of the eat-
race, the Clipper remarks
In less than a 'week fromihe date of his
paper the big match between the two fore:
most oarsmen of . American waters, Janice
Hamill and Henry Coulter, for two thous
and
dollars and the ehampionship,‘ law ..
held by the former:will, providing the lele- `-',.
te r4
merits prove favorable, be, brought an
issue on Schuylkill river at Phhffade '
1p 1
and it 'may reasonably be expected tha
event will', draw together the, largest grab
ering of spectators which . ever . asse
mbledaquatic lay
disp lace
to witness any -
in ~ t his' - oonntry,“• as in . ' addition to
the thousands xesiding it the imme -
neighborhood of the course who will tura
out to *ithesiit, there will be a large - exo
dus from the metropolis, while the fact of
both men hailing from Pittsburgh will in
duce
a latge attendanee from' that sectlon.'
and the fixture for Brown and Tylefeideet
f .on'the same' day, - , and et the sane place,
will increase materially the hoge number
mho would go to,see it hem the New Eng- •
land States . Hamill has been ',taking coxe
fel, regtdex.exerobiee uPOn the course &sr --
ing the past week 4 beinglocated at Belmont
Cottage, near the Col umbia liaidge,thegnest.
Of the Undine Boat plub: , Join:ol3r Newell .. '
still has shargeOr hisi and thesugh,lm was -
a trifle heavier at last accounts than" When
he left Pittsbmith,nWeek priori. he till be
well down toweight when the time arrives.
Conner has been taking the very bist - care
of himself, and is reported to bean ' lendfd • •
etinciltiond ,Be is thoroughly con fident of ••, , •
tablying off the honors , and encircling his --
brow, withrAhelherel wreath which it has an
king been his ambition to secure, and
*biota° insnithifestlyresolved to excise
all his *mere and knoWledge to edo in s ,
fair and honorable onitert.' 'He was to,
Change hie training hustlers to the Solite.'
kill; also, ~ during the'clartent week, an1e,',. •, , ....,
I Would , be , etooomeanied' Ir. me P> at
tri d n ,,k . n eard , o ..goo . '"od Gordon - Jack,-
Wei,' Be - gdillak• nia Sr abode with` the, -..,:'• ~,,
Pennsylvania Barge vitt weer lreirmetuit
k'Srh , * l 9 hsTs hill__WY_tended an invite
ti,oeo, ri for him to ' do MS the boatmen of •
th e Quoit* City give bbth men a 2. Card*
weleome,iflind do, altin their-power:to :en
sure:a .ace _which, shall be deelde/1 Adorns
upon the merits of thenuni - wit,hcitit aside
interlbrerustof anl' kind4,-.'We two -
g, , au i, a d f i l t lgn a k 404 ,htindred dollars
M Hamill , which melees the one thou- _.
Sind Chide behalf; , c o mb : ate - no-sot yet
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