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MT MHO zw, 1 73 ; 1 , 09clhocir. emitit. . • ' 4 The ilallins-ItlicCialocir Corres • " 1 ' porisdeilie-zoThe .191unieipal Ins , . , . . • . ~ _braglia . wistaria j Affairs— , .i• Mien. Buchanan: 4 S Action Sus - 3 '. • • ' talited-LThe Vair'Bill—The Ails ; • ', Meta ... te2:-:Paragstat --Cariencr -.. • i , Matters, &es • - ' t ,ter...T.095r1.0. t9 - tb . e . ,l ! l Mk t italiGaigic.l . l... ' - - '-- -•-- ' I';' ' _ .IN.R •::" W •f ts AC%l4 l ltikr4• lB6 B. i CORRESPONDENCE OP COMIsISSIONER ROL-. LINS AND SEOIIETAttraPiPMLIVI4..Y . ' • \ . . - The following; in addition to the cares -.- i . • lionfieeco. nlitelt-• tam tPleallr itkl4llce f letvk,ilootiniiitEigitoultimr fa h il • 1 Secretary of the Treasury, concerning the t F s _ recent .I,qttegtof, reaigidajionrcrl , ..the fernier, : • '''- was to-day sent to Mr. Rollins, endorsed ;.T ~ - upon, the communication, which was again , • I k returned : T.This'"ctiOdititizilcation ig Partial, . ; \ because it attributes the present deraidged - -5 `condition .of thethiftertlal Revenue service' • . t ja-the removals andappo inttpents made by • i thoPresidint, Alla it toitust be dear to the j mind bribe Cominissioniir that this demor-c alizatioon •is attributable _lnput to entago . nialti Istitioren the executivoand legislative . ._ braneheael: the Government, xvhichildstepre t vented harmony of sictiott - betw.etnithem in . i regard tbappolntnients;aild tb the' Tenure ! • • ;of (Minim, but nlylo.thelleldUtida i' ripen distilled spirits, tobacco,. dm., which I - , have'forealaits,aa Irresistittin tentptatioid to .' • • 5 fraud on the part of Revenue officers, as .• . A -well as on , the part of manufacturers, deal ll ets And others. It is incorrect in that it al .' • ; leges that the numerous retionimendations . . .. ',/ of the C ommissioner : that for the 'removal of / Assessors and Collectors, even for the , . ...4 grossestortiseoncluct, bad been always dis • . - regirded while the-ft-nth ivithatin'all cases .;? in which ' recommendations for removals •• • •' i were deetitiiiiiinkid -tb - 't ,- tße‘• ; evidence of ••• *••• i - incompetency or misdemeanors on the -• ,-.• -.1,. part of the officers, the`recommendations - • • .' 4 :, - were promptly . responded to by. the Prtsi- : • ' Llr dent; If is übjust anddisraspeciftil to the „•'• President, bemuse the records of the btt • , ,'. . /- / reau show the falling off of the revenues in • .: •I • 'the districts in which. removals were made -.•4 by the President in 1866 was not compare-. • , , ; f tively greater than in the districts in which . .. • • .'•.r no changes too k . place. That in fact the • • ' *•.s ' - ',,,i .roventie • of the escal-year, ending June2ilth r 1 867;•iltiting -which tiler removals - -were' e n _ 1 .-'-'•• • • 2 tirely satisfactory, coming up very closely .....,:...;;!• 1 / 1 11 with the liberal estimate of the Department ; , - while the demoralization of the service and 1 ,:••••• -, t the decline of .the revenues chiefly oc- „,_ ~ ~, carted during the present " fiscal fiscal year; •• - . ... •-; long after the officers, removed by the: . ;ii. • , •, President had been reinstated and others ' , ,,1 . ••• •';; -; whose nominations had -been. oppcsed by •• S. . ',4 the Senate had taken' the places of the ap . . . .i Pointees of;theP as resident.• :It *as for these" ressomeot acmat b uicakweire , • .tion could not be, received, and • it ne was tni re est. ' ..f, turned to the Commissioner. The return ...... ;a of it is also justified by the fact that copies . • '-'• of it were sent to the press before it • .', / _wits - handed to the' Secretary. • It 'must, •.' therefore - , have been intended - for the pub .. :''. .- 4 .lic rather-than - for • the files of the Depart-, ."; _. I rnient.. , 1.- •-• '' • * L [Signed] :1:•• , • ;'' lluenzr lifeCuindati, Secretary of the Treasury. .TssesusrDsratraussm, June 13, 1868. •,- TILE MUNICIPAL IMBROGLIO. ' ' • IighrNSIOP ad E t!gerits calleda meeting of u143 . 94 '.. ,c 9. 1 . u1 94:4 118 ,... ,Itt'c'erhnen- 1 Only the •. - •.••.:--1 Conservat ive members and the white Re • : : '''• putiilCati Militate/Otani the. Rirst ward . , . :• .. '.. si' Caine together. ''- The City Hall chambers !'• .. •re having been locked upon them, they •ad- i ; '',-• .4 journedto,the•law hutlol.l3Bll-in•46, -"File,' ••• • j neighborhood.' TheYipassed ag. resolution ~ addressed to AhaXlso is in mitichtthe corpo. I ; • • t ration funds are kept .diseetinvit,nbt at •'• ~resent .to -honor any, __. drafts. .on-..munic ipal •:..•': .. g Lcount, or not , “anrott . the, vpresenti calf- II • • i goeligies,.:, shall,.. have, t: teen n 'adjusted. ' 1 AttiOn - --ivairVaost take n tt o ,„ a i ontain py WharratithbiitV"thilthier' as Pollee ..•-• • beLf:r , heole /14:0410 Nieto th.ir 1L10,3,,11. • : .'XgelOdißArgOviio-fdif iieettna!will ' i ' - : -' hoon4htini4.l7 licOctt 401 5 .0 4 41 re ilia the ', '' : circumstances attending this question.. The ' ;.' Mayor ad' interim to•Aay handed , Mr: '"" TO-wen' a totter, .. cOneludiiii., - as *Mows: •..% •.Beiniadvisthir:by.:6Ouniel s and fully believ . ••• •• • , ing the two boards have acted strictly. le ' . aocordance ,with /Aw l ia tlift,„ premfises, I ' ::: haito to relidebe tharyott will 'lrtimeqiately .. : ..'• vacate th e - . office of Mayor, the 'duties of ••••;;;:• Whichl-yotetilelegifradholubtilithislifthne ...- ~ :as the .gitattiehtooohing your tight to skid . . 'Qtl3Pl3'a44l4 % f li be6 V ) T7 l3l l) , 1 ..;•',.. 'by Conipetent the y /.1 i iV I E l f d ., ': . Mr. Boiven,..laid , the letter ;Ode to be , read at his ObtiVenien&.; ,'rheßi/Ithiteron q..,. . tinues to draw and the Mayor to counter-. • ' . • . sign checksini the Finn National Bank for • • ••.11;',- the salaries f. &ha offisqrs * bytes tho ;Aut .,ebunts hibitierdraiiij fir &xi bblother *tea : 1 sonvibeY,are 5 4:1 41q.......- r ,.. ,•• , : •:i ,••• 4 • • - __APPAilltEl 11' ifilircqiirazoi ; • . . •.'.-1 , Major ,iteerei; of ceek l e;BuOlianan's staff, l 4 reachedh ' last' '' ' ". ' ' ' 'at:iitt . -,.. A ere evenin g !Jai ,disp es ' i',; • . :4for Oen. Grant relatlire' to affairs in"' New Orleans. itorcti."4 - ht littil(K, qairoidpiociTed c....A hy Col. lihani, (aloof the members of , Con , i • i. , gress. elect - 'front. 4ndifacia, visited the ... ''',l president; the Secretary of War and Gen. ...li ResrU r iffibl' ..o W I OM* , batik stigma. and - ', sthdd Um matter b a l .brie•Aettl- „The remelt , . I, , .lsktliti isablvltig -Ins th IthlS lifi.if About . 4. tot:we:o.olm* this attemoontco uen:.anehart . : ,p an ; by order of Geti..,Bohotleld,,eimatoved •,.$ by Gen. Grant, thieip ftn,, , , ,p flAbilim and ' l'. l by the Presiddilh ''• -2 iil : ti. GEN. 13 4EFF , P 0 V 4: 1?..Y9 121 7.1alitcon bug. ' ttuned.' e tilliesnreleetewunne r the near .... cclitg dtatialuil ivini tun 1 tkteledtj4thmit ;your ,consent,_,.. , . aat ii....eollgrOlS 'lll`lll.6oll3l4sidit.44ble. '-' .q...fir yob to await, the ailed ICM:wren moat° lbeeomee,', it law betore,permittlag thehs Leith. - ' tittitloubted'or 4 41. 6 04 tio" be M 4 4 16111.... .. . ,v i isiffnuf 49 PA 1 4 , 9174115. ;, , . •,,-.., , t dem:. elkfahon,, of/. ew Ifork,•is..hom. ..tn.,iiiii,nolittitiatiOn strMinister to , Paraguay "will not be nottiden,:b3 l . the , ISltiaiate:On i Bo ': .o count of the war in 'which thercountryls • 0.3 , ri-edi;' Ind - :stothistinent"'ditilitiflty, of _•.?..,J. • - ,atW'striiti iii• biaosadldatoi;forMinio ; Mter..to Mexico,. and . if Ltiondastsd:wtrOld .opmbably be confirmed. ,i l .4lfAl .0- • ..1 ~..; THE na l : is% . , ... a A 1 liistan - - •,, pike ilgon fib Imams ~!.members of Congraftglig t t 4 # Otkilikhvin V al i,' pass, "owing to want of time for both • PIM MASI° - 4121 t, upottltherotrieasure. It is . .illiOntrhtt 110 : via alit . Peir4 ll .l , 4w Ations with. : whits and to _ .may be embo edhidaphiftellillskalft. law:.. 7l: come a 11.1 rivivna , eillitr - .7:1 • '''• idtrasszter xArrizna. ! ~j Iliii •Viititi 'offitl. l- thiergilVAirfetettlfo# ttithiliVek; ‘ ,...,Fiali# 7 .o9o:644o.ol44:SiliM!„4l9l_ o ff . ioi y.- :, olarx t „.. ~.., ~ i ' d . . ' ol2 hintY •-: .• . ;gig 0.1 0 .9.: 1 7, • 4,,,, - • , -XXIII F OR TIETWINDIGRESS Seniliiel" '. . '. - eleeeedtho?l'lie Tax bill Further.' .'Pltitildeted in `the 1 101111e.' ' ' • - •" 1 , ~ :,• • • , . ter 'ffielesiatietithePittibarsn Gazette. • Wasmseyroir, June 18, 1808. • SENATE___ Mr." TRUMBULL'S bill extending the time in which men guilty of capital often cen a glinst:thatnited States may be puisiih-. ed, passel. - - •• •• ! `p re ;,,--"' ..; •." Mr. CONRLING ented a petition of 120 eitizens - of Colorado against heradmis .sion'ai a State. Tabled. - - - ,; . , .. .Mi. FOWLER introduced whiff 'directing' the Treasurer of the 'United States to pur chase greund- for the ere ction of-a Custom House-at NaShville.- ---= '-'':-. ' • Mr. HARLAN called up the bill relating, to the Contested Electioh in the City of Washinetothr_ g - ...--,-.. '• Llfuritig the debiteihereci_n the43ank bill came np as the special order, and was post poned ,till Monday. __Mr. DAVIS offered anarnendment to the Washington City bill, that the Mayor shall hold no other office or place of trust, honor er . . = t under7the-Umted States, which he an • ": • uently Wit httrew, - 'subitituting an of •er forbidding the Mayor to receive pay or.emolumept„ for any. Attar Oleo., This, after ihrtherdliscAlasion, was lost by a party vote-9 to 21. -• a• Mr.:, S 3 IIPRA4W, , moved:to aimed by Striking out the wort% ' , satisfactory evi dence," and insert • , regular , official re tUrns."„ Lo_stlDy_the same_ vote. I, _Sever al amendments _were . offiro.4 . : ::i - nd rejected, and the bill finally passed with out division.,,. _ , -- - • ' Mr. DA'I•EELL introduced a bill to pro vide for the , further issue of. temporary loan certificates kir the purposes of redeem ing and retiringthe remaining:outstandin compound interest notes. Referred to, th e Committee on Finance. ,:'' Tile Senate-Vent Ihtortis estitivjej sessidn' aind'Vienhiter Adjourned: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES~ . The House met at 11 o'clock: , . - ":- . 4 F On - Motion of Mr. RANDALL, the Comp troller of Ciirrenet was Ifisfi•ucted •to fur nish a statement of the amount of dividends declared "by the National Banking Associa. tions since their organization, amount car ried to real estate account,44,.." The SPEAKER; protoledill, aS the. busi ness of the morning hour, to the call Of Committees for reports of a private charac ter. On a:aim-of Mr. Maitlieolginias. the President •=wail wake& forifirrtfuit-iiftbrrna tion relative to the treaty for the lands of the Osage Indians, and recjiiirsted to with hold,the t,_raq. from the Senate. , ' ,, MrI , L'I NCHI tiftd ntiod a 'Milo amend the act of July 29th, 1850, to provide for holding.- oddtts of the 'Hulled Stated in case of kickY)esS'tir other ditability 'of 'Ridges of the District_Court. Referred to .Tudlciary Conimittee.' • . Mr. JULIAN introduced a bill relative 'to lands-sold for non-payment •of - fbderaf times or under judgment or decree of 'Uni ted States Courts in States lately in rebel lion. Referred - to - •Committee on Publlu. &P - Ih* . Pomadttee Eatenth, sepOrted a bi n for the rel ief the widow and heirs of Thomas W. Harvey, de. .ceased. The wood screw, patent bill, which was discussed until the expiration of the morn ing_hour, went over till next Friday. Mr. -.lo9GfA_N.,gave: notiee.that be would ionext'lllondayLmove telnisPend the rules to offer a resolution authorizing the ap pointuaeut of a Committee to select a site ibrthe Ca_4al of the United States, on ac count of diliregard of law; the; disloyal ele ment constantly showing itself in Washing ton with such bitterness toward the loyal, and disregard of the authority of the United States; . . ..'''! .2 ... The Hquse at twenty minutes past twelve went into Committee, and resumed the dis cussion of the tax bill, the section before the Colzinfuttee being that•relatingp? bankaand •;tffinkettt..4fectten 11.8. ~• 4 . , . ~ ..:Yi.*:/ . :' After debate, the quesion was taken on the amendment offered by Mr. PRICE last Welt, as modified, to rednce the tax oh ci rculaffolu`frtun'orie-sixth;or one per cent. per month to one-twefth of one pe... cent. per fifty-o n e a vote by tellers there wer voting in the affirmative, autr tiftytone ite.thet; aigativc-, TilairChali.- man (Mr. Ponferby) voted' in the affirma tive, and the amendment was adopted. ; 35c, scagNgs. moved to add to the sec tion a tax of one •• quarter of one per con!, each month on the average amount of pub lic moneys in possessio n s to the credit Of , .thaTreasurer br -.4fiy , iirsipg ; Ift:4p r of thetinfted Etateif. Agite CO. ' • Mr. RAALL moved to dto the sea Lion a previ N si D on that no mo ney authorized. to be collected ttader this bill shall be de p.Wted, ip,ayaliqual,,Elank.in . any, .city or gi),,,i_i' *ftt=ta lereeftliol.oX WettttetitTreas urer of the United States is locateft Agreed to. Mr. MAYNARD moved to amendthe /8 42 3 t2f i ci n Zr• s ggtentarlftt u A l at u . ' per month. Agreed to. -' Mr. BLAINE, of Maine, moved to strike out the proviso exempting Savings Batiks from taxation on deposits. Rejected. 113.O1,,MANIunogetiltolafpend ithe.„nen. wottriliaiteg tralteit.,,StatesAVlllllll.tiwned ' by Banks 2 per cept per annum. Rejected —25 to 75. , The section as amended imposes a tax of onttygelifth ,4t; -1 par cent • each month ott the Average ankfunti of-'ffeposits he qnoney other than public monies of the United • States, a tai of one-fourth of 1 per cent. each month on the average amount of pub lic monk' on , dew** witut.pticole-fourth of 1 per cent. each month on the capital be ',sand the average amonntrinTasted l in United States bonds, arid a ,tag.iefotia• twelfth of 1 per cent. on MO - aViso amount of circulation. • '•-• _,. .nkalo per oeirttglWkirtjaatZMint lead, Mr. MORRlLltipott in to fei,elanct by providing that the isdaldn' 'Mt' *PM to Bank° that are In ligtilclatipe ae,, cl.hannAP/1, 4e 4 'notes - ,.,Thr ; roiropmcm ' mr: more span, one year: Awreed to. • 1 m r. Tu. ~ .real isessiv. toy • postpone the operation of the seetlott until ,t ,Lce,. Jet of nfieilam—Relkted; ' - ' 'ed Mr. 1111B13&111), Weat-Nip ,'4:4Fe irtit *Aifethili`td tat .110iteit Agerf94 beating boadic whether, any per. Aoon;:banarassoeistlon, ,'-demPlin.r„or- .141.`r atter'. tine . per ei444 pet .440444 : .: • 1 Mr. HO posed a subatitria - siio. ingthilted DPW, ilde WOO' sent. Pc! ennem.,fletri by axote a s tti to__7l. • 3 1fit tHIIII HMI Iphopbel isispre. 119 M''''fi; 4 .14 ' rt. , ' 0 1 •.: ip.2,..*.,.._•,5) ,- lon 1 ring brokers' Sahaviwali also do amended, NOWoaftaatitrai alluilitiiieolionll6l s, taxing , eapilfges, watcheztate, &O. ez+ the tax oil ... stsj,._. and aMEL r ier..... : __Viltfi , .„,.., so a s -to- Ogee It - betbre filitailan 97.. r5 h.". „,...; NOS.. . 2.14 ant 4,*'.' lim oi l i r cjitseelti 7i. in relati ~.,3seemostampoe :444),A,u5imer,,A,6„, bees resdo 1141 . ..i.ttl a E, 1 , 4 • a. ' Illale."3111101141130.11 $ ...A;4 1, 1 , -1.3.1(34 W.latt`t L•as exouu IR:you:41 gMME News froin BienCS Ayriis via; Valparaiso states that the Paraguayans in recent en . gagements trapittned 800 prisoners and 0,000 horses from Allies. _lt was reported two of the Allied iron -Clads had bean sunk. The Chilian Governntent had finally disposed of air Steamers purchased fn the United States- as naeless at a loss of several hun dred thousand dollars. • • • • The Banks of Chili obtained permission from the Go spent: tote m° notes to the amount of 15,340,000. • The Chili tkiiernment hid contracted for, the introductisn of the Swiss Tyrolev•and and German Colonists, the contract extend in birer fortiyears. " - • • t Advioes from, Peru state. that 4ho yellow .fever was abating. • -Arequipa.itallavid.haS• , coin inenced. r-.-. • r The elect io ns : f or tie ECtuidorian Congress , tta4 enOstli: abe•Eonserygivq party- were butpessful.' Several earthquakes were felt in Eucu alltrlllia.Plaehluid+Onwhositcdeclivi- ty situattidels inactivity. Australian dates ,to ay Ist, and Now Zealand of the 7th; had reached Panama. ,Tina the ezecutioT { tll fibs as443ln p pled .! inlbf P 490 4 11.1 i are rbbelved. 'llle*s otherwisethallitir ding. 81pritia iltitougrukteg, (By Telegraph tothe'Plttstrprgh Oasecte.l AuoturrAltrk.', Julie /64.LiftleVituahasso, Floridian„o4oB , FlaArlsoit, Reed, Governor elect, vragt*orirl intcoomcis-iiiita .deliveroct his inaugural yesterday, and t • el,ogle latitief Irieft,"4Ait' up',quPrimk:'' ,i. .T.Oegt The military authorities male at":tne isizrylaersiisboulttlN till 'hel l = lo iii ' tb6 - Ottirdeue loll! Mr. e . , 8 WPII! igbyt.;tpUe B.oyotonrot.ttiv:Litiltell States Distr ict court .. The inaugural we brief and not particularly Importamt.. The-I Leghtlattire stitaiisil , Senate, Radicals 18, De gl c rAiz!;,, !911!°t•,.,0 fik:Ptgll6*. 'Oats 1* • , • • '- , • $. . I • 7 ' '" 3 illeiiplili Item & : ' .. ' r 4 , • Mt Taleittiblif id me rittaami Ditisitim i i. Xxxertzs, June 13 . -- Captain Per the pollee, who was wounded Ina rencoun= tie with negro burglars some days since , died,lastyeyenizA.,, i., . frositat VI - Rooks, 'et Vrillfiliritic;rftsiihysil clan, was found dead In bed this morning from apoplexy. The de of North ceased was a native fifteen y Pggrie l .buk tiCreAlded here for The first cotton bloom was received to. day from Tipton aunty. ' • laoiritouw, /3. 4w.-tci --roo gn_.*o:si-,9.3 CINCINNATI, JUDO kfDE; aroul New Jersey, who lied a wrestling match with Waller, at Hamilton Ohio, voste v , wwlegtr % "l " )l4ll C l l taii rYi ki e, a t Ewe vs o clock ni b t, in 'saloon in Hamilton, kept by a man Imnami Galtzt4lo •t e murder.' daft 1 ' ' gunn y tenou.v.l 85000 Al ~t lyTelseneefektierineheoweisietti.3 Remoras, CaeJfienolgarmi t it !mg t .! AWlibiltbyTeliVoodWard de4royed _fire-71estordpyi • ! miolsom i lL IM M WM Arfl i firVLOAftj PAIRPPOZ4 , ' • , rjru k btu:a bd. grilteia utuali - ' ;::~,a,..•~-.mow_ -'- - ~, _ f ~ ~.'smas.~~Yasl`i"+~~~'~' tidn b 1 Mr. TRIMBLE, Kentucky,--)poyedthe dempitnies Witiabe, groat" re ceipts do not exceed $2,000 dollars per an num be extended-to .$6,000. lie spoke in the - interest of toll road companies which kept up the only, roads that the poor people generally used. • Mr.SCRENCR said lie doubted whether there was any use in arguing against the proposition where the interest 01 the , poor of man could be pleaded ag h ainst te taxation capitalists. Re spoke of the Street Railroad 'Companies exacting one cent ad ditional in fare for the of a cent which they had tcr'panin taxes, which was one method of making money out of taxation. Mr. PlLEsaid street railroads in St. Louis had never charged that extra cent. Mr. JUDD spoke in defense ofstreet rail road companies., • After much discussion the question was taken-on Mr. TRIMBLE'S, amendment, and it was rejected. Mr. HIGBEE moved to amend by ex erupting from tax stage coach companies. Rejected. , Mr. DRIG-GS moved to exempt from tax steamboats and ferry boats whose receipts have not paid actual expenses. Relected. Mr. INGERSOLL moved to amend by striking off two per cent. on gross 'receipts •of transportation companies, and inserting seven per cent. on the receipts. - Mr. INGERSOLL'S amendment was re jectedL-.t* to 75. IoD 119. At length the-debate was chised on sec- TILDIBI I E moved to exempt from taircompardeswbose gross nimutirreceipts do not exceed 14,000 instead of $2,000. Agreed to. • • Mr. COBB moved a proviso that railroad companies which had „received grants of land from:the government of the United States shall ,pay four per cent, on their gross reMpts. Rejected. • Section 120, taxing express and telegraph_ companies. was considered. On motion of;Mr. SCHENCK. the Lax on •ADie grasp receipts of expreigiqcoMpaniese leca*redo 6ed to Ag'per tietit;fle taf_dittliC - • - Pilla-Meeping eavrirl4 Axed at .4,N-kper cent.; and on those of telegraph companies at 3 per cent. The Committee rose and the House ad Roamed. • —• • SOUTH AMERICA, The War. Between Brazil and Paraguay-- !Yews from Chili, ?ern and other (tuar ters-..:Earthquakes. • -•- CH./Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) NEW Yortn,June..l3.--Tho „Steamer iiig Star from Aspinwall' brings fra5123;141 7 in treasure. 41W Ir fkgrenr- , 6Cate 1 41,,-7, British Ministry.• and . the 'Cant mOPIt'`,A!PRgFAL . Oof th e Goy" errunent—Homo to. •Longfel loiv the Poet —B n uet to Far . .-* :..raglit and Stnlf—aislltatel(will Take . Ag E.,llPlillikte--7Ver*Niguf3XB' , - , Right of Property in Turkey. :By Telierapilio the Pittsburgh Gazette.) . ' GREAT BRITAIN. " LoNsmr, June 13:-.z.Ervening.—The Amer.. _Jean poet, Henry W. Longfellow, who ar rivtßl'lliTAgrettfr,biliiteathilhlP.Husslar-on Saturday'-last, him 'beeri- the redolent or marked attention. A congratulatory ad .dress on the part of the itlech_ anies'Asti-. tute of barlisle wiis'foriiliy pre sents& Co Longfellow to7da,y. - . . MINISTRY AND COMMONS—PROGRAMME OP • TIM' oovEruntratr. LONDON, June 14.—1 t is now generally understood that theAlinietry will make air appeal to the corintr; on` the questions at issue between Ilfeiriiioid theihiuse of Com mons. The following la the Upo n: proramme which the Government has decided Parliament's to'be dissolved in "October. Writs will then be issued for the elections,- 1 which will tike place during the.- month of November, and on the ninth of December the meeting of the new, Parliament will take - place. It is annouriCedthat Ex.Giovernor Ere of Jamaica, will contest the seat of Jo y hii Stuart AIM, member of Parliament from Westminster, London, in the coming elee lion. GERDIAI4iI.. BISMARCK TILL TAKE A ,I/ESPITE. BERLIN; June 14.—A atatenaent luts' been made, and is now authoritatively, conftrm ed. th:lt Bismarck will retire from °Moe for liperied ot three months, solelx fopthe res toration ofhisrhealtb, whichilas teiri ly impaired. Loiroms;,,.Jdpe Sultan and his new cabinet 'tire maturing a plan to permit persoes of 'foreign birth resklng In Turkey to legally hold property, which right is to be guaranteed by treaties with foreign pow ers. • PORTUGAL. Lismos, Jnne 14.--=The United States ateamer Shanyoeir, which - returned to this =pbrt in' consequence of )asiviti g : spiniig i leak at 'skims comPlitiedhyt•• repays and Salted tbr Nent.X.,, 47-,...-42.„„,.;;-•,,...4.4.4,.. tr -, n - lt"1"-• •","" 1- ..t: - = ' - — . 17 - 1 ;:,E. " .-• -• 4, T o ltUfi4tA., i.' -- ' • 4 p,llqi:l TTO AdItRAMOT. ~. Btu:Setts. 1 ne - 14.—A, grand State ban quet arm give to Admiral , Farramit and the of of .is atoll by the United States Idirliatar,-Idr. : anford. ".• .• ' - 1 • AACIA LIVERPOOL; n/84,441: — ANTWERP, VROCOGI fi •-•SPRAIMPORT, rm at 77X@7 THE P Water Spools —Lowei`Court Elections. (Br Telerrantt to the\rittsbursb -Gazette. ; scraps), pipne lti•;,Trierbipolition steamship Nevada arrived from Panama this teaming,. Three terrihe-water sponti; crossed her•erack- disigreeablii proxim ity. A fracas among the sailors, at the city front morning resulted In several 'tni: ing wounded and - one losing a hand, and another, nearlylnelng.bis lifer ;Several ar rests have been made. Two drunken rut lintiwtried to'clesniatir th eltaTkikarbo-lrdfng bonne.: , • I) ; The steamer Montana brings one hund red and sixty thousand 'Mexican from Mantled'. "' • • Reports ere prevalent ofa scheme for the secession/4 ;he 410,Sher_n4leyJcan States. The foreiiers Ord srgleMilY'dtiscription of the condition of the country. _ 7 . The Peel& atall. steamship •iGold City • sailed for Panama to-day, carrying two . hundred, and thirty-dog passengers _and eight hundred and - fifty thoninmildollars I treasure. _ stoslis,le•better,doraand. Gould Curry, ilk Stivage, s l4B; Chatter Potosi, 275; Hale Norcross, 115; Crown Point,'lo4; Yellow- Jacktt, 11,70; Empire 4111,11„227; Imperial, 20 1;;•4Kontack,' 1185;"Alpha, 70; Arnodor, 237; North Star, 1 13. Legal Ten „ dors lower: A dispatch from Oregon reports the ma jority,; of Emittro Dernottat,i for Congress, between twelve and thirteen hundred.! The °Mail vote of counties next Idaho give un- ' expectedly- Urge ~,A equieEplte inejetr„itted. ' The total Vateln tfarState fs'ilehtly tenty two thetieeed-e-tbeiargeeteNervpuelj. ',The Aitate, Seems, stande4Welve Democrats and , to ,Repµ/dicans, Ammo bly t ; tweetylight 111W-dl4/14,414,1214RIXtePilb,lieens;, • =I Illarva . rd Collpetegrarre.. B 7 Tel./evenAttu Flttaburshiamiittc.i BorrrtirtiltMe t3. Lthe- annlial,'Harard Ragaßegatta. Or six.pared , Nets OA .1,1 thle slat trechilbre we r e trig ine/1131414,finVaitriabai distalt9ethree Milaat wit4;lvon b,YrtbeAreah men Crew lit twelnrY minucestiny-nine and eue.heit eemindsm Selentiiks secandp:44 twenty -One minutes and ,fifteerrk'seeon,4 The second race—between the 'Junior Bea and and tldtdclreWir and likilhelblertrieMed crew, two miles, was won by Junior Anted crew inllftetVr6inuMe and' tbrookSoonda, atatatik- on. ( 4 thitetegtaph to thiTittobargh Oazette.3 EihritgotouseTJune '113,i-ayhtp Atitagtail of Brooklyn, and tioaAvACtitlithau mouse, plaed mg,Wll Thule otbalie 1 to pVI riikiggie cot , In ugy 10 fitvor o t atlas,' by a scor e of 1.18,} A'Allitt ate x r . Lot p.sA u g?AzAaitthiatieslty boo tbo zotair r ,,F f 9ui alty ? 919,,a0a d Etiniftiig 64 ° The South Cdir 3444o s for Telegraph to 016"Riblarib U tzetteA 3- - 1 4 4 4 fiankaaaPavillilitginig Meal= turn new. complete from 1131-one dis• blikfitgM l a tußfitaattillithlMM4 • .„,„.itir k tVl4, Njwvamk.)l.'-fr U4l - •V7141R"41A *MAC JITNE7 igeg FROM P EUROPE. =MI __,,. .;~~ EMI AND COMltlEitakt.4- une 13 . — Petrotumuli/1n a une 13 ..--INtrpteuni 'ad June 13.:—:Fiireltwentied CMC.. COASt. Isea---liow . Among Sapors rata iffatteri:—The Ofegou I , I.EVirS ITEMS WIZ 114 —Gen. Hooker and wife who :have: gone to, -A 1 43py... 14e health of-, botii is AWL poor• —The'steatnShip City of Antwerp, innri tiverp66l*la Queenstown, arrived at New York yesterday: .: . —A British ship- arrived at New York on,Saturday with a cargo - of hemp from Philipinii " Coloritdo cannot `be admitted over a Presidential veto, as Six or seven Republi can,Senators are opposed to it. —Timothy Heenan, who wawshot a few days itgo'ln Philadelphia died in that city yesterday. He , was a brother of John C. Heenan. „ —Secretary McCulloch ~has renewed to the President his readlneiii to resign his office, if it is the wish of the'Preildent that 'he should do so. • ' ' ,' • , .—Mayer Thomas, of St. Louts , has °Eitel aliy requested David Amlin, Harbor Mas ter, :wise was convicted of adultery a 'few days ago, to resign.. ' ' ' 1 . —At the Radical Convention, In Alexan dria, Va.,-on. Friday. last, a colored man was nominated as an independent candi date for State Senator: ! : -Neither Texasor Virghila are likelylo complete their organizations, and.get in ,tie fore the, adjoiarnment. So the Democrats will not get thedr'eleetoral'yoteri this fall. , .. • ' ''—A daring lint ‘nruiriceAcisifcrl attempt Was :Made In Brooklyn on Friday night;to rob the cashier of the , book, firm of. Appleton & Co.'of nearly .$5,000. fhe rogues escapeff. -There was a. tine yacht rape on East riv er, on Saturday. The distance of twenty eight miles was accomplished by the. Eliza in the fast time of three hours and twenty minutes. Prize $5OO. ' - =General Grant has'-adviseci the Chair man of the Registry Board in New Orleans not to make any proclamations which will conflict with those of the Military Com niander of the District. —Col. Wallace, of the Twelfth 'U. S.,ln fantry, stationed in Washington, refused to allow : the band of the regiment to partici pate in the recent ceremonies of strewing with flowers the graves. of Union soldiers. Army officers are indignant... : . ‘ —A member of the Board of .A.ldermen of Washington ' who was'elected as a Republi , can * bah turned traitor' and joined the be ' akeeraey. Ho bolds a place in the Treasury and fears the less of his official head, and deserts his principles for $1,200 a year. • —G. 11.' Martin, who robbed the-Mer chants Union Express Company in New York in May last, was brought before the police magistrate at Hamilton, Canada, on Saturday, andcommitted for trial. Appli cation has been made for his extradition. - —A dispatch from Montreal says officers of the United States army are said to be on 1 the frontieebetween Reuse's "Point and Og-, densburg with instructions =from General Grant to ascertain the correctness of the. report or.Penian arms being secreted there. , —Mr. Seward bile for sometime past been. urging the Senate Foreign ;Affairs Cominit; ,tee to take up the , Danish treaties; but, the' Committee will p.r , Obably,takuneaction on them thisietssitirt The -, • ,.. 21,)r;tke Dim:, ...• , . etethViscrk .- iireoihoziwn , l, ft : is thought, shore the sameea t eaa:,will, fate.. . , - ~ j —A dispatch from Ottawa, ^ Canada, says: 'ln regard to the arrival ina this' country of pauper emigrants deatiried . for the western Mates, , it Is expected the government will adopt the American system of compelling captains of vessels to enter: - into bonds for the sustenance of all paupers for certain' periods after their arrival. ~ - . Missourl'inembers have reeeived news fr,om Missouri that the Republicans here are determine¬ to permit Senator Henderrion to remain in the 'party. The county. and ' district * . conventions are all reading him out'. In return he is looking to the. Chase movement 'affiong the Demo crats, as affording him a chance to go over and gain ufoothold on:the other, aide. —An explosion; occurred in the steam saw mill of Stephen Clark; near Cumber land, Maryland, on Wednefiduy last. ':The. entire building was shattered, and• Dr. H. Scott Thurston, the chirk;, Morris' Sibley,, engineer, and a man named Parks,_ nere' instantly killed. Two other workmen were badly injured. The dieuriter is alleged: to have been caused by the carelessness of the engineer. —A disastrous-cohilagration occurred at Marquette, Lake. Superior,. on Thursday night. The entire kusiness. part of, the town, including forty.thres stores, the rail road tnaChine - Shopi, the extensive docks, public offices, And' several ' residerices--over one hundred buildings:--were; consumed. The less is estimated at over a million and fa half of dollars, and;there is ComparatiVtily little insurance. , --- . ', - ' I .—Girarclin has made offers to the six meat promihentliberal'dailies in Paris, Which he Fposes.to unite into a single .paper... , But lini orthe Debate, refas* to make, the rade; seine of the, othr journals were, not unwilling.• The new " paper Would start , `with a stibac.ription list Of'erfe hundred 'and twenty theirasnd copies, and 'Would bti a' 1 More ierMidable onronent' thin' the French lovernnient has, es yet, lied t to . deal - with. — Conkderablo d&M etre wiiKlone onPrliiay lest in Orange Valley and theloW lands of New. Jersey, by the heavy raw '!ind' Hoods. Many of t ' he' inhabitants were •obliged'lo , leayntheir housesand.'zieekitigher grounds for, eaftity. , Worki-of )the. large ‘tobaino factories and sseve ral, , otherflactorlee 'tare stopped, accese,,,,to,,,thm , being only by I:wets. , The canal above ,Trenton burst its banititalising setae damage 4kprobeity.;ito lives reported lost: • . • 1 —A. 8136;141 to the. Noton. Awe t t waasaici today by Senator,adletinguished e,oPeosed to be in the confidence o_f_:the Ad -I.' nalhistratieti,l, that SOMetaiy% whin Would tender his resiginitiort to., the 'Presi: ' dent In leas than!: wockl - The tame- Sena ter 'discredits tholrepart ihatidectinoeh will retire.; General Stebtiniail:4llllollll3oed to-day, after alamr.confarence with, Presi dent .Tolumn, that the entire Cabinet would . *C bao W4boforo the fourth flay , al ...))43 , Dort. ', . . , • , 1, ~ —Jas. WV, ;Mike PRker;,;Ned &am -1 IntOge aid " via. Haley . arrested evil I li VA, Si4i re:authorities • at:Loofteritie, i d ..„ .";,eitergeitlifth the, mdrder of a ' no 4anicts - Macklatn, alias - Taylor,' liate n - admitted to ball in 420;000, and the f dliewooritinited until -neatoterine,onia,:lit,- gre Taylor, it will _be rememberedErwes taken out of jaikand hung for' an alleged lOntrairetipon a whiter hary,.,. at Etrankib r t. !The District :Attorney armorineed. , that . be .would be tumble to-pm:cod wihti „the trill 1,15.14 . 40, 4teve, 1 4!;Ymiteg, bed . 1 1esed . ;, to t i. 1 113 ;L: i . - )0 0 11T er ,IY11 8 ,4 __, .i# ft Plt I L '111..1 ~P 7. ;lark P. ' r.l.:*banro; 143 0 r .5n ;47 IhQ:Now er w ,L. s P." , the 4au t e 4 ° fthßii4Ortglei.et 01. Ps ontlacralfg attilkfigor;Ja,.4l ferty gentlerneti44o sae attna9:ol4mbevih— ladies were nreluirit?' Thereat ZUMEltil''' fi real44. andra lteArWthl madtiliy Wm ! i ~,-,•ftileig h,r * *: - .Eittiiiv, A. iv - BiebiLVd* MEriA , ' T AO' enibMin*Thcinias W. Ramiro. Oil tower z W Vo linsokrittniLyriiani aird , •ntlicre; The aresmtd ;who bomposede,f'mrMyer he ' ert.Jltantry 41edie•i" 24e61 r VN.411., lAttign,thif • 110.1 6 4.; PlirAl r el. - r s ! lavas i ' f i l i ..ll4 lB pAtNia , BY,Wlt y 4 1131,,,, .. 1 , arl,lrm..Af !., - . ) .--..---,-, viz .Asti 9 , 21 iv ; FROM .W z HINGTON . . F (By Telegraph Lo tho FLtabur Claz4to..l W _,.. Igh - ' ASHINOTONIJIIRO 14,1868. SomeCOLLECTOR r.RESTORED. . i, • ' Some tithe ago Wm. James , : C o ll e ctor 1 :Collector of Internal Revenue for'Richmond,.Va., was . . suspended from office, butl[the Senate not .regarding the reasons absigned sufficient, James is restored office,to; and Gen. Mulford, late Commissioner for ex change of prisoners, who held the position in the meantime, retires. li BIAIL CONTRACT AWARTIRD. The Post Office Department has awarded i "the contract for, carrying thol Overland Mails to the California liars per at aboufonehundred dollars per day, between the tetlnini orthe Pacific Reill . oad, about 900 'mites. Attack by Supposed Fen ans. • (By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette..l BOIMWELL, CANADA, June 16.—A party of volunteers returning from drill were at . tacked.by men supposed to be Fenians. One of the - volunteers' is net ekpected to recover. An unsuccessful attempt Was . made later at night to break openthe drill shed and get arms. the inhabltimts are in pursuit. Orphan Aeplttm Elmmu4 [By Telegr4p . h tothe Pittetni.Tgß Gazette.) `WOACIEB'rk•' Juno 16.1•11 - e - Or phan Girl's Rome at Newton :Ceram ~ W as ,destroyed by , fire about three afternoon,*bile theinmates were'at church. A barn belonging- tothe estahlishnient'*as alsoi. - destroyed. Mae . fi re Ist stiPpdsed to have been the work of an incendiary. Loss not ascertained. - 1 Fealatis Mustered n--So4l er olsoned. Car Tete:mutt to the Pittsburgh Gazetite.3. NAsitvit.t.u, June 14.—Two cotnpaniestof Fenian were mustered into service last night. t A Federal soldier was poisoned Friday night in. a bagnio in this city, anciFhas since 'died: ball Factories Burned. (By Telegraph _ to tho rittaburgh Gazettri,l BOSTON,. Masi., June 14.—The extensive pail Czciories of Koury Woodhouse, Sons & Co., in Wellslv; Mum, were - burned this morning, causing a heavy loss. insurance $7'5,000. Democratic IPresidentlallines. A Washington spee.ial of the 13th, to the New York Commercial 'ldvert:4er saya:i The Democratic politicising are very -busy here. The Chase • movement is ~eVidently gathering strength, and is susiained.by the administration as a means of dividliig` the Republicsins; and breaking dostn the liadi cal Influence. • • • • Assurances have been received here from New York 10. he effect that thenotnination of Chase will lie sustained by leading Re ' 'Ptiblicans :there: •[l.ll bogh!]• l• The Chase platform as now patsentedis: • fir,SfluaraslceptanceEeftalL•the. Accomplished events of the war, broth financial and politi did; the' submission of all disputed Points' to the decision of the Supreme Court; it return to speciii payments, a strict econordy and contraction of national expenses, universal amnesty, and tlie relegation of the :Suffrage question- to the respective States under the athority of the Cimstitution. : he return of Chief Justice Chase from Richmond is lacked for with interest when a, consultation and comparison of views will take plsice, that Ivill'decide-thequestipn of hie nomination. 11 It is believed that the Pendletottmen will not. offer, any serious - opposition ith. Mr. Chase, in case it should be ,clearly proven than his nominationis esiential to the" sin cess of the party. _ - THE, Baltimore American insists that'the rumored railway combinations suppolied to be on the Mph in this quarter, would not, even if consummated, • actually affect the 'in terests of the Connellsville road. The gat , teretimpany cbuld still reach the Laker and the, connections thence northward.' The American adds : • No fear need, therefore, be felt as to the .counections beyond •Pittsbumh;,.,whila the business of that city, itself, and that brought to it by the Ohio river, now tieing improved for uninterrepted navigation, and the local trade of the country between Cumberland and Pittsburgh, demands and , ,will: ins • the immediate completion of the ureCouncils vine Railroad, which all the ' rts and efforts of the PennsylvatilaCeetral,of which theedn solidation Is the latest fruit, cannot preVent. The interest which the. Fort Wayne Road was expected to acquire in theConnellsvills by, silliscription , to its bonds is now being readily transferred to other parties, ,, and the only effect of the prefererices for a Phihidel- Pina rather- than a Baltimore connection shOWn' by IWO 'Fort Wayne will be, to increase the proportion Which thitieitY will hold the proprietorship of it line Whieh a right should belong to herexclusively.:z • ,The most active' steps are now about to be taken to:lace the road between Optincllsville and Cinriberland-finder contraet;andiVitliin a feni Weeks the•heaVier seetiens niayiniex- pected to be commenced, with aviewito ,their vigorous and the opening of the . entire line wiqun two, yeara. A Weennowrox-spebiol of nye: The Republican National Coniitilttee' Ms , 'cOinpletedl iirrangemente' for: • the" ep • proching campaign,' but the - ' canvass will :net.commence . until and will not be active until the latter pan of August. Great confidence is manifested With! re. stilt.' 'The Republicin 'orginization is per, feet in every State. • A.' list of 'States' fts been load° out-which it hi essential to cirry, for the success of the ticket. i• The strength of the party wiil beoe . eee n ., 'Bated In these States, but,the -will ' , not be noglioted. The• utmost exertions': , wit be made to elect General' grant.by.aal overwhelming aujiZiY l az4:,11149, maintain the -Conit • ascendency of the'llePubllcOns; Tim• Bolls. (Minstiiief)ralikprowitpotta that the Demociatarof.ftelps; cbintSri i ouri; haref hhd ufttint poistiantle-isor. 40102_446 43taiSt..OPSICICAPP*41.4" And, WWI ;bps., Tenoliacippp, j. ), *lira *Maier owink; r t Resolved, i fflitiWbires We . 2ieciinue hi i! RorriPeticleinn Vilriet7i-the,3lite•Demo- FrAtlin4 14deltir PsibiOti-Xl4.WhileArisio. getr.kg =t i tle.* t in g letters .1t1) ; Semochki tc . pittylarikonwiptatisclanewthaitortg..-, #huksted 111440s6AirtA.Omicavoit i ps n i t yk r elNFlr.7.all. 4 l ft 4 ‘11: U ra * , 4' .1 ' .%nx ~=~"~wi^1~