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mrsiviamvartvcxxsen at.
THE CAPITAL.
.
Virginia: ' JudieiarF—Ctistonis—
.
Perri , Fuller—StOrekeepers and'
, .
-- _
Gaugers' Appointed Cons uls
Iteeognized—Deteitives' to'.Act
as` Supervisors.'
irry reiettarh to nio - Fittet.rti. nszetie.3, ;
tainuaaro,g, August 27, 1868.
vVIRGINIA JURIOIAFW. -
.
adge IludeiWood u is • in . thiscity MEI_
- engaged Itiiin effort'to organize ;ihii ;Judi
.: alio.' :of Virginia in' iteeildenciii. with the
, fourteenttrartiolc; of the amendment to the
Constitution of the United' States, ... I
, 7 114oiriiiiit2 rB' . thriorn Intirkttir. ' LAW.
The 1 1 31. 19 w 1 AR na m ed - Pe.rfaß_s were ap
pointed storekeepersto -day under...lloo4i
_laic lait Vim' : 0. Lect;l7eti York, and Bar
natliptinlrtoltiiew-Norkeitziftia Thelbllow
ing were appointed ,giugers:.Franir.4 ebb,
Pllghth DistrictplEtenryo:lDnAlma, , , nd
• District, and 'Thbrtipseii; C. Dunn; Si xth
s i x,
f',District• of itim York,- Ro bert V.
_Long.,
.::.Hens Alhiatedand'74r.: ti•L Grant , Sixth
'District Of .I .C.Piltdbo;;;lktllteti (L. Gillette
Ind Holmes C. Patrick Fourth , 'District of
Californii;•Reheit Wilinrcutori;District of
. Minn** ',WI , Min. '. B. . anhook, Third
District of Ohio. ' ! -- • . ' '
l' .;. 2.4 k..:!•7 •ZOVEdrIVXB.IO , :iIdT. ... : ; ' +, . ,
Commissioner Rollins has - insfracted
'•'21141".“-13°t.A_ ' R e ven ue Bureau
filreAtMllingtolllt.illie in_
tenni]: venue Bureau . to, perform the
dab* of Supervisors, in eiteermhore ,simit
. -SerViceir, are regitlredi until,Supervisms
tindei the new , tax law shall be appointed
.., bYthe'firdper authority. -- '.,', ~„ ~ ,
.-.:' .'.• ' ' ENTERED RONDEU:: , L ::: , •
. . PerrY Fuller te-daY entered his bonds` if
-- roneqiundred thousand dollars as Cone ,
- tor Of-Custolits for ICOw Orleans., Ha wi
:.:leave for that city to-morrow.
CO V SACS BECDOANIZRDr. , ;: '
The President hai :recognized Cheri -.3
Verghtre - sit consul :of. Bemis at Chicag.;
and Charlea - A. Gadaie as Conealofßaver
, at Cincinnati. _ , '
LEFT ON.,BUSINESS.
Hon: F. W. Seward; Assietarit Secret
of State; left to-night tor New York pity on
panllelinsiness.
CIISTO•1113. • (
• . ,
• •The receipts of enstionsfrom the 17th to
the 22d Inclusive were 13,985,655; ' •
CANADA.
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Trial ;of .Whalen; the - Assassin--Crlekef
natlb4t.orting a Confession Irani a
Bilreltir r arti to the l'ittabarit Gazette.)
OTTAWA, =August 27.-Government ;
fictive say they hive "information and de
,
sariPthnte:of :atiteral Head- Tentre k s ;and
'?etagn.F . F 6l o lo4l . ti par. i.tiilieCied l here
i;efffbtrarttrttaiitiViW snit"
1 - How WO.; meron, of Toronto, have been
retained to-;defend Whalen.
g'heTriiiiCh frigate Destrees. arrived at
ittrealtitia, afternoon._ - -
great et match waszlendlo-day
--.hetweesittfelnilitafraiirZlVftians of !the
provincigtaffflittarlailind Quebec. and re
sulted In a victory for, the military .by 53
r ; Poracrla A4 OD*,
tonilkh6 was arrested last night on suspic
ion of stealinglive- hundred dollars from
- the , lanillorAsef, the : . Putnam Hot* yrs*
fbre — iblY , talten' fermi-jail' by the' citizens
and conveyed lierrielt".where if con-,
' *feasiori of therm - it was extorted from lint
after being suspended - three times, ontie_by
the wrists and twice by the neck, till life
was almopt . extinct.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE
T7:*eir l 4 4- 1:c . itiffiritlibArab - Ehlzette.l...
NEW YORK, August.27,Ata meeting of
the,Bourd of ,lifealth394wa : report waa
ma .
iiiirtv days qusrantinel for
. t .cattle at 1411 yards-, througbout New • York.
2tJew dersey.and Pennsylvania -Thbrittle is .
Already:in *two - at. Compotle oriz the Uric, ;
;roads t, No new oases old (Weise iieve been
Aiscovered,but .for thW pd Or frau
quill:sing the public
ooteteendatt thatooklvezanilriatiort of the ,
Internal organs:labile the cattle are being
. dressed:for 'market: ='• " •
Delaware . .Delootratfe 43tate oolaiehtion.•
•".tay'reteeratifitci . thergitta'*/fti )
.kngust.. 27.-The
Deingaatle State 'Convildlon DPver,
yeat4dat tiothinated:llehiaoliW b r,,Oriegs,
•of i New eagle, - for:,Congrw., - The follow.;
Sit ildoPtio liky:the 'State Dan
ventionlat.Tune, was again ailljnied as one
of 014)A:ranks cifthe party :
zm-Msolv-0. i
;That the elective franchise s a
political privilege and rebt a natural *rightj,
- and_ ,to ,he,grapted ,or withhejd f the
adVefef States 'to Weft' 'relipent,lve abi
,-,tantasul free. mound judgment an dis
eritiow 0f. , •; each State:7l4ll cleap,,, bast,
for the,pubitointWest andAvelfaio.
- • • • ,-, •
• taw - to/Teat; the-cooltltetlotiallty thO'
IteeozaVreetiont . Wets.'
• r•••
-4.ll9:Telervaa 16 sae - Priestspie'elieyo
a,
ths ciao'
.to•clay,before.she ,Circuit
16.1Cing; for a boraei
,fgorg tholkillitay.Cooinuindisr * of *he Sta
ordering , the - ease to be • •4119nitatatrat the
• C°l l P'lriPpirieffp', o ;i4t4e'•eg ot itti ' nonsid .
...etio'g :h a d noidirriative,'het . .tiwriiiider
entered. C .tinsel .t ,t4c.plitingtre*ifitol
'tbittkoNnr;`..al34.lt.,l9-..ogPoOted - the , ease
1/111 - 4iiarrifid tohigfAeT lourt on itinan-
Idaninis tcrectoPel a
.44044 i 3 , 0 ,1 ; 11 (i cal er,
thug testing thocousututionality; pfteeine
adructicte/etaif
. I 141 Y,
Ne*zerieictintterailifirtktri,
tfulitrGaiette.3v_ t
Nzweas, N. J., An 27.—The Fink
Dipyriot,; i pemogrithr • *maim to.dity
nominated Orestes Cleveland for Coogreall•
Theghltd Dietrlotd)emoeratle.ConventlOKL
at Somerville, yeaterdow Jan,
t 'Clk afit'brifuntingthigtor Gad ese.•T e
Second PbOrillt aeputgiosalionventton,
Tomo river, to-day =toted Gen,
James F. Rusting, of kr;
*sr
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weiegraph tens In California.
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terrOletrailh to the Pitteburth Gatoft4l.l. •
• 4 4 5 "
eg 14 11 44 111 4) 6 r-1344h*. ,
to
• erir
ineneed salt. weilletr gt , e Atlantic and
Pacific Sestet Telegrell'dehlianY'llkett
initinctlearllgittlit Mejleleinniif from en•
flee f. nitttt die.
th
patched vilthide liciund i arlee ofpaliforn let
and sso.ooolllanickini k b/.,reietotk r •-ef, the At.
laitti4" aue.F*lllo I MninTZ_,COnittlacting
their iiaee in -. 9 I I e X I MT I #00 t
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oRLEANs.
-LEmilabiliLegidatare—rAlleged.ConvOon.
CB. Telerrapa to therittebareh eszette.l
Haw. Ont.F.9ea, August 27.—A resolution
Was'yesterday'Offered in the House, eiinilsif
to tholle offeredin the Senate on Tuesday.
calling for is Committee of Inquiry into the
chikrge Affecting the omolal Integrityy, of the
'Clcivernor and - Certain Members of leg
islature- The House .refesed yin receive
the resolution, tusttspenalen'of tberules be.;
: lug necessary.: To-day under .a suspension
of the rules for the purpose, Mr. Miller,
the leading 'Radical of - the -- Muse, intro
duced a preamble and , ,resolution, in sub
atsnce as follows: -
WHEittAl2 reol l aiiiiiiiative -of the
Tenth district pariah of New Orleans,Oir.
Pope Noble, on the 26tfi inst., asked leave
to introduce a resolution inquiring, into
certain . cypwried- rutrami;•-tenehing the orn
ery" integy•Prof'the—Govbritori-And where
.a.l,- the Times newspaper, to whick the
!laid memberis or boa beep Witched, this
"moaning gives publicity to it „resolution
sought to be intronumd founded on the,
Cbh es thatislissxisititiiiedAhbiornre,
Resolved, That a Committee of Three be
appointed to investigate the action of the
membqz,from-the Tenth - district end
tho;.opinlo&sof -add • Catirlitittes-he was
prompted by malice and a desire to , pro-
Mote.the interests or• his patties' party by
this niiiirginititdiibte 'profti"ilitig, then said
t,ommittee be_and is hereby instructed to
present a resolution expelhng said them
, bar from:thisliody•, ; ' • ;14 '
• 1120ayet arid - nays 'Weis' called - 65r atgd
the resolution was lost—ayes 26, noes 38,
the Democrats, withor l q. ,exception voting
feh.tise- Coinmitteetof Dignity.
, ATigAk -1 4; GA:
P r,• ceed thir s 4.9ifieliktut*
'nay VelegraDn to the Pittsburgh Gatette.] , •
•ATLANTAi'Aekailt the Senate to
day ,a bill. postponing -the , election • in Sa- .
vanuuktuAl Ahefieoc!nd Tuestisy ituDeoeirk
ber was passed—thirty-three to , seven. It
alsoincreasealbe rinctiber - of ballot-boxes
to three. • . -
Mr. Campbell. , a negroopposed the 'poet
ponement. -He said if die' ballot boxes were
in one building the,negrees, would haye no
chance;bic:vote;:and if- net-allowed tal vote
would fight. He warned Senators to be
careful liow theypet inthe•tizatter.
A lonk Mid - Wirth" disecis:sron took Plaice
on the eligibtl4r.utnetro .membera anil
the right of negroes to hold office.
Mr. Tomblin, _Democrat, said the gnus-
Lion was' one of vital importance to both
races in( : orgia.. They are here consuming
the fieopleie money, and'the action of the
Legislature was clogged until the ques ion
was Settled. _
-, 'A motion to consider the v iiiiitoriti - report
wires 80; noes 63.
• - CoUtdollAll:ll74fallroad Bri4ge
',My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh °Akre: i
BrzazialV.PD, Man., Aug. 27.—A Colli
sion 'occurred' this - afternbod between a
freight and woad train ..on Long Bridge,
Over the Conneetient river ' near Holyoke.
One man was instantly killed, one was
thrown into thei iiirer, but 'afterwards res
cued, and fur were badly wounded. The
eitainsitad tevelye oafs were badly wrecked
:but the bildo wa _BUS
s damaged.
„
- "i'tircatitiTaiiidna State -IGak.
,
terretesraps to tie, Mature! Gmette.
Coiailinza, August 27.—Thq 44 , torney
Generaritopihietrof the :bill cloeingrupera
tions of the bank of the State declares tho
State liable for
_all the obligations of the
bank, and says the legislature can dispose
'ante Asada akqt
BRIEF.; NEWS' ITIM-
Henry,— RayrticT,d, returned in
thirlitettner ferterretront Stirojpe,,great
13.itsiprifrid EqoPean
:fr.The iinegidiobb ' enibratinoilit
ker,.vhe.7.,tvere arrerSett,"aUXtulfalei' wed
UrF—Waliten appearin g ,
. •
• teinter alrliltalie4int he
headed "' the ofihe Commies Jim for the
trying. of-Airs.,Surrsiti• androto peillgoned
*the Priiident for hei',Exerdon'.
1 • 1..,
The Zestylett rein - storn , known for sev
eralsears,occurr,ed yesterdaY uloTaing• at
SavaryWchi.,';iint,llt 3d hiaret ham; Alm*
much dainage to the cotton trope
—The remains of Elliott, the , artist, will
loyf lin - -,Otel,eiet` , he-7Nathrnelf Academy of
'l a y.
• NeW 'York', tint!l this afternoon,
wherkhey.will be interred Inßree%wocid.
* j .LTiicir We* "tort EriciclaYerii! . Society
- .. •-famdrrireiNoperritterbtilldingraeso.
ciegiiiWifiriiilioltiar - Mode. iiiinie hundred
thouSigid dollars, divided in five thouse
, stierni:' Vinfyithainifisit , e be* taken.
'IL-ii.'ElOlanelio.oortespendent says Oen.
Webb has received instructions to demand
hie- teisetsiWil.thit titeiiiiiii ,- Viramp is not
rpiitted to . areridths,..zAver i tp
. ..m.pcloii.,
-_- . --The'fiiiinbilriir cop,ttned lib° , i?t , mpkiktn'
.last night with itt alit itiffettnitkil i tfO lower
. pertof thexilty. de kti fidefp la. - n &Dein
ocrets all2,*ld meetings in se ;oral Wardi,_
. l iiiii- pant - sixty-days have" been 1/11115.
nallvi prolific: ' op-crigiloalT 'deeds ' In New
YorkeitY:, During it* firjef period
murders, - .siiry;twcil: murderons assa ults
. and -twenty siiicides„' rbealdeittiel' i nsual
`. complement *Of iiiinor outrages, have
_bene
Liebronie..4fd.2 !17"I•••--- :.'Cli r f ; .., V. ~-,...,, 4 i, .
' ' ' .= : Atfl'ilillentlifitritot4 l 4ln' M the Colle ge of
St: , ~ttartie i ilie: Eton' , of Ovidgrum raNS to
- accept' , al . .prlzerfropi 'the:'Sty.of f ,I• , *Ohleon
Third: 'Ho' 4eMeiebered hat -the Kmperor
- -:linpriticiried• his,f.ther, who saved_Bariti from
a reign Of tentrin.,l4lo, ,-,,TtulatfitsTereated
Alrelit Eitfilictlip - scheol. . -
—The matikpaii-Of he new. government'
at, _the New
.. Oland ' andocliondonTele
gra VOO .ailipanoe hint coi the lit•
of - t.lia% .r' e - Ka rates - Will „be re
na
'dliC Odifresikke Vim wordswilfft sent
i s)
Arenal
Now= York ',, any Wilt in Qrea •
31iitign an Irelkne4orJll6,4lsll9told, lifr
, r.lii! in ,cuirencti ';1!.. ti r : V •;,-,J:_l 1
!'.4 trr eickiiiiiiiitliffir&? tinffitliso of
}femora, have one to
T , where they
WartfdrNtOr lOrkin lih M erriel , rheY,
will rowloPeokslipi , wethil - wiii
sr
theft boats - I: 4*i 4:4
;.313iii ''icit'llie Hartf d'•
.steamers,- petty? uptlns.riterris Mirht
ishidla inul_pulf ow the ,river -to Hartfo d,
.41itiiirit they 'wipes - rtd "&ecli i by r libitur y
lii
.4 1 .01,.., - • -L- ----
•:', VpreatturOXlAT alglif;littre
bro ! t Tit se',lnill lat. containing-AWE.
Sores a iNCONI 10 fitiietW o rre)Y
destroyilig L''' The next; n big, aped
by O. E.Tattoir, NorcosaiWithers, Horton
APattonaz , Clunningtuun'dr.'hicerrask, pho !
togro l leS.,Wes,
,badly dianijigeck,by water.
Thvnadainvelterti owned' by Dr. Knowles,'
-;:l..4beitrig4itatiiiii . .if, he *eit ,- ;,)Gi i ,alty• -,
1 COntitilinen; a rrested : in, ii , charge of .don
-1-tempt-7-4:4-430ursrmornot-Trroceeded-ititlr
yesterday, owinit44.lbe absence of Chan -
coy Shafer? counsel-for eon= --. ;Jnd ir
i i ,
Barnard said from: thii, Ed d a . . 445 ., ti
~.
be did not believe .the Board.og Council
num i,ozended to wining abonfiniiiit against,
the Court. Tr FLY 3 8,,1071,1! 4 .4P. 4owed:,
irsitit ttklkkit ~.-;'• -' • ' - -L'.. - - •-
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P.1.T1*,..0..0 . 0.a.,. rittit::-7 . 4 : . ;-" . .4.v :0 : cJO'. ..72,., f . lijeS.
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FitOM tiOPE•
Hay Exportation froni the United
, •
' States—llanquet by Farragut to
rection in Bulgaria, Ace.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
- GREAT BRATAIN..-7 - • 4
LessonAug.'27.—Aindfig - the 'cargirlif
the steamship Nebraska, which arrived at
LiveTerlo9ll:4ll , g-fillyr:since, was a large
quantity of hay, shipped from New York
to be soldqu this market. The hay was ao
.cprdingly. put uP atunction yesterday, and.;
the whole lot was sold at from ninety to'
one hundred shillings per ton. English
hay of no better quality than the American:
.readily brings nearly if not grate :tyro Immi:
- tired shillings per ton. - •
Emmert, Aug. 27.--Dispatehestrom Rome
state that Rev. Dr: Henry E. Manning, the
eut* , ent eattiolio divins, and arch/
Wallop of L, ad°. is to mak% a CardieaL
It is also reported that Monseignor Joseph
Berardi will soon relieve Cardinal hakto
npltras Sberetary offltuto 401 - PpOddent of
fhe.P.lpal-Ministry. 4".'"
TURKEY:
ornrriarrtworLw, At3nst 27.4-4diniral
Farrsigttf gave a grand banquet yesterday
on board the -flag ship Franglin - to mem
bais of the Turkish - Ministry and-Embas-
Were of ForOgn powers at Cone:Ai:Ali:looe.
-Pnwrn; August 27.-LAdvi* thin* Rust
obnk repprt that inuurreetionary binds had
again made their a.earance" in - Bulgaria
and sederal 'ocinflieW had takeu place be
tireen them aid the - Turkish trOops. The
result igfiret Unknown.
PORTUGAL.
Inman, August .27,—The.Ctottober of
&
Peers met to-day. Pill for raising a loan
of 10,000,000 halms was passed. The 'Cham
ber has itlso voted a supply of 50,001ifranes
nu' the thrtilleationslof Lii3131521.
FRANCE.
PARIe August 27.-It is announced that
the Emperor will visit the camp at Chalons
on - the 2d - Of September";
The select the Figaro newspaper in the
streets orPiris has beeh prohibited.
nEwmktic.
Coramiracurrr, :August' 27.—The Danish
Government has decided against the adop
tion of the decimal system' of coinage in
the national mints. L
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Lownort, August 27, 15 r. m.—Consa.s
closed at 9434 for money and-account. U.
8- s'2os, 71%; Erielsharea,' 31141 Atlantio
and Great Western ,l 39%; ventral,
91%. Petroleum closed quiet at previous
pricey.,• Lin:went ,011 advanced, Id 82 pOnnds
per ton. •• Calm:ate -Linseed 628.`
The weekly stAtoment•ltt the Bank of
- 13.ngrati4 ihows . buPlor has increased 39.-
000 pounds sterling.-
Lrvsuroor., August - N, 5 P. U.—Cotton
closed buoyant; middling , upland - 11 d., Or
letws-14%; ; sales of to-day 15,000 bales. Corn
.advanced-FM: and quoted at 255: 3d. for
mixed - weaterni. Turpentine advanced ,3d.;
last tales at 255. 9d. por cwt. ' •
VRANIEPCtitTi AOgnst
hot:4'lolam* 0 . 74' ' • -
LtirkspoOL;Angtist 27. PreVisions; Lard
closed firm; quotations unchanged.
.1 PAWS, August 27,—The Buttes* closed
•quiet; Rents 70f.'75c.' ; I
WHITE . 5111,A1374 SPI4,
4:l4lettlt;or Ef.Rebele—
A Proelamatlon—Gen. Roseerins Return
ed to \Washington. .
'63y
.ty Telegraph' to the •It tebtregli '
GREENBRIAR WHITE SULPHUR SP EIS Oll s -
Y+.,AtIgIIO,27,,I7,ROSSESSIL6 left at ten
•
sitelock thitmckining for Washington, tak-
ing with him the address and cor respon
-denie at the ieptesontsi Wei the ' South
here. The General declined to make it
knoan,?., tis frustibstance a (proclamation
of thfhtientlinelibt dr the Southern people
on the political situation. It will be
male
,pdblio by Gen. It-aearans, with an,
addrist of Its Own; • throe& the Central
Democratic Conservative Executive Com
mittee of Wasbingten. It is siguest
Generills Waukegard: ..Eekula, An
derson and Alex. H. Stephens, Governor
Letcher, Pickmis'and all the pr,minent
Iftul'rernetetiteltves Of` ikellress are
here... Assistant Postmastor. Sevelly and
Ittr. Giabrane, a-prominent Washington
banker,.-arenhere. Secretary Broffittng is
aL covingtprtanst thlii4dening.
T 4
Death of Prof. Swayne—Polltlear Cat vacs
—Removal of Troops.
EVY eiiniZekta the rittilmree *Mate.)
RALEIGH, August 27.—Hon. David L.
• Swit,ir,
,14. t Et., late President of the
~essitW.'dierl'tb day. Soirieweeki' ago he
and Prof. Fetter were thrown from a•wago4
ap44fr. Swarm serlouslv... injured. His
rdeatirls attributed to the injury. •
This city has been very quiet since ad
journmentof The Legislatine qqnn Moi day.
A warm Presiciential,canvasti:bt.expect•
Stati;, o d both 'Parties are mowt.
ing•energotnally. 'Most •of thif white Uni.
ted States troops are katiogramoved froni
the State, and one or niortirtigimatila of
colored troops are being concentrated.
' ' P
411.111:e4 On
.
(By_ Ne w ors, 1 0 AVITIOOIO32 °Wise.]
Now Torts, Angn-t 27.—At the,
_oessioh
B 6 1:10
;oftbaronlate,ft, a' g • ;lit lidointatioa r with
o,6llll,,tilittiroft.t •aa . ,dellegisei from all
!Adkins albs • e .wereVresent.
Thelaboranf AO. -1. It .'Creifanlida
,a a a avied gie:morriftiVerationowivhile the.:
afternoon was devotcd tsthe.,mussionlof•
thaliaffikeithidileMoicen. 1-•
• - •t• 1 i., -i , I
'-' ' ''''ilpiitiddidsCOilVeittkoni• ,„ •,:.:
ilir TelsinmsortiorrationnownitiliCT — t - I
RoonottfittilfaViii t Aiiiituit 27.--The itt,..
.tendanee at--the -- .l3albUsnivAlibo
last evening wa*- I .Mg.e:z A. ,4 mi b 4,
wi t"
the Or alzatiork._,.affAN.Wrilin's Lyeenft4r
was ap Thted: '''Thlif forenoon the statistleS,
lA, tuslismirrOhlo were.read.,-;•Aldrc
••W beeler lot Obte, addressed .the Omit*:
Aim while in sr to f••• •• - 1 -, •!. - " "
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theVit INig•tecil
- .9AMBRIDOO, - AngluttriflAklekr t ita -
Meet' patue,,ito , toed, eetl , advanaedt p
CbalcaiNen , ial :fl4, extra $12,50
13,00. geoeipta of Sneep,oo Alunba`9,ool
besd '
deinlintco4.oo , 0100 a . • advanced
44450; taw movie - cad. at ' 5g15144.4
BEM
H 883
—The revel
tbeWeNt Toe
gotd. "
—Late a
the revoluti
•ircuieral.
Eli
—Hon. C
noted' to C
Wiecons!n.
= 7 The tirL
calved at Nv
taFdanfror
arrived at
pinwall. All
denies he bee" taken
money, against tho Petrweratio candidates,
and says - hii shall support the iegular nom
butes.
.—Ekrik ilk S. Bennett was nominated by
steclitglatlon for Congress by the Republi
can Convention at Buffalo, New York, yes.
terday. • ' 12
Repdrt says the Stetson House, at Long
,Britdoh,, had - been t'obbed-of Jewelry, cloth
few,
days valued et ,6,000 or ; 7,000 within a
.
_ ,
--T ition Rodgers, head of the great Loon-.
motive ' Manufactory at Patterson, New
Jersey, died on Wednesday, evening at
-The- building known as ook's New
York Planing Mills, in Bank I street, New
Yorkr - occuptecr by varlousiparties, was
burnedyesterdw *30,000;
mainly Insured.
—L. 0. C.:Wild:tart, tlie • pr i aprietor of a
patent medicine known as pine tree tar cor
dial, died suddenly in drugsto e in Phila
delphia W.ednesdaynlght , Hefted iimawd„
a considerable fortune.
--A. _L•
clerk afan oppsition manager served
a Writ'of Injunction, upon Mr. 'Harkins, the
actor, at the BroadwarNew York, Theatre,
in them:fiddle of a scene; thereby almost
creating,a riot. The play was, howevet,
, performed to the *inclusion.
—The Philadelphia Board of Trade bait
PPlAntied wcumniittee of scientific gotle
men to inspect all horned cattle , coming
from the Nest, with a view of preventing
the sale of d4ease3 meat in that market.
—lt . expected,that all Governors of the
New Mislead States, with their respective
staffs, will be preient at the. New England'
fair In New Haver{, Conn., next week, and
will address the people some day duting
the exhibition.
.
—The Brooklyn` Union states that ag,the
meeting of the leading dry goods firths of
New York, held on Wednesday, it was re
sobied to sell notinore goods to merchants
in the Southern States, except for cash,
during the present season.
--George W. Alexander, late Assessor of
"th. Eighth Pennsylvania District, was
bought. nu for trial yesterday and held in
heavy bail to answer t he charges of defraud. ,
ing the revenue and receiving heavy bribes
from diAiLera and others. -
—A gentleman* fellow, calling himself
Samuel T. Elden, was nabbed at New
Haven," acanecticht, on Tuesday, for at
tempting to swindle the Wow Haven Bank
with a forged check for 52,300 on the First
Natictud. Bank of Philadelphia..
i f —ak German named Martin. Wit/each!lle
hatbeelferrested la Ifew-Yorlidan a charge
of defrauding Benj. F. Babtat, mannfao
turer of salaratus; for whom he was sales
man and clerk, to:the amount of over $5;000,
by means of tletittous names 'on the/ pay
rot!. 4 ; • • '
—A noted pickpocket., named Dutch Hen
rich, robbed an aged man named Patrick
Dickey, on a Broadway railroad car, New
York, yesterday afternoon, of $15,000 in U.
S. bonds. _Heinrich was secured, but the
bonds had been 'carried off• by an accom
plice.
.
The base ball match at New York yester
day between thet a :antics, of Brcoklyn,
and the Haymake of Lansingburgh, re
sulted in favor of t e former.
_Score, 41
against 14. The Mutuals defeated the Hay
makers on Wednesday by Csoorefif 82
against Hi.—
.A Brain the village -of - Bethel, Ontario
county, New York, Xhursday, night, de
strOyed liroperty to the value of 750,000. A
grist miff, drug store. hotel, postoffice, two:
dry goods stores,! one dwelling and a large,
qoantity of wool were'among the property
destroyed., .
• The ettistics Cob
lectieus for New York , city show -racelpie
of upWards of , tiventy-two millions during
the vast Seca year. The total Vince the in-,
ternal: revenue law went into operation,
October firs, 1882, is one hundred , ari a
Allirty -three millions. - •
I.
illl6.
OE
—Judge Gilbert, of the Supreme Court,
has granted a ttiondtunus to compel the
city cf Brooklyn to pay the Nicoll...pp ,Pavo•
tnvnt Comparty $BO,OOO al'eged to - r" due
for the payementiof Clinton street, which
had bzett. vetoed by the Mayor• on the
ground that it was not in:accordance: with
449.Prqvisiona of the, city charter.:
. .
Academy. of Science be.
gaO Its' August Meeting at..Northampton,-
blase, yesterday,, and will remain in session
lbw days.....4mong the distinguished Wen.
in attendance areProlkvlnercesnd Gibbli of.
iFfirvarA_College, Prof.,- - Wm; - D. Whitney
of Yale:tPrOf..lrenty Of the. Smithsonian
Institute, Dr. S. 3. - ,11Olbrook c of Charles
ton S. C., mid Commodore - John Veggie,
U. b. N. -,
The New ...York IfenhattanCoepare.
titre 'Alisociation held a meeting on .Wed;
nead,ey evening,ietan !Witch the President stated
thet - the'giecery-etore conducted , by the
Association"wealiatiag , money,-fast. ; A
• Mayen to close It:up-was .4glered,--but
ettbsiltatO, . : Proyiding for Ite.continuance
and't payment - : of unpaid . Shares by the
members, was,: agreed to. This:-is th .
• Moneet•Co , operative. Association in:: NOW:
York.
i , ,- ,. Oreat:preptariitfoilit' ,, iiiiiiiikai•made for.
a fi remen's and baso.balttournanient, tete
held !tt ' tildintlOSlo, - ,..oMO.:'SePtsmOer-iqth'
ina'llth: - 'Fire:companies. and ban ball
clubs !role fill the prtricipal cities and'
Wwettof Ohio, and many from other States,
have slgaltleittbelr intention lobe
and it Is eirpeoted, to'he largest thine? of
the kind ever belif that section. Prim
,fflYlO o tatiaglo.oll43 thousand: dollars are ofn ;
; :Office - 4
. what
'eemaxiutad„tha. Outrige-st-.the - ftroadicity.,l
Theatre, New York was brought beforA, I
Judge liaruard,'ln the supremeCourt,.yei., s ,
terditsvOi'd*rit of, habpag ciofpwrigove,
tiorari, • their '{
nager arking a disehers4, -
from ctiatedy. ThelaVekdined to Inter: -
fere or lialrthd phioners, bat al,lowi-4
setkewal , lof, florrltik;Ail'obtalnlng the 111/014
.thei
4;solt•ruchistnqtialii rho est Chi..
refeituri'o tysitichriot Terminet.:Wede.es
'day 16 test the right,gof mecharthis-1040-
IftitiVitieMbereof the. Unio#: - ..froni reenter
ing their avocation.' , Elght bricklayers were
Indicted for consjAracyin refusing :to allow.
-the defendanti• I:;lDaatsert, te,Wokk.,::•at . hie
IWitte,he'bot beinge knentber . aftheliCtilnis F .
After consiolaMble evidence, and.:a legal ex 7 '
citlfaitt -of tho siatutes affecting the - case; the
returned ,- Ei trettilet oftulitY, iTheseW
eatwas-deferzed'' , -:i;
MINE
f ., •: - Ar - h•' ; ;:' ,. ...! , ' ,.- :'.'
TEMS
on - Tuesday at
were $681,000
Domingo -
state
• andbecoming
was re-nomi
y at Lacrasse,
Cotton "ivaa-re.
Carolina, yea
of Baltimore;
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CRT- AMY SiTOURRAPir.
Grand Rally of the Grant, Glib!' 0 , 11 the
South Side of the Monengaltela.l
About half past seven o'clock lastnight,
the 'citizens living in Birmingham, East.
Bir i mingliam, South Pittsburgh, etc., began
to gather at the place (it meeting-0 the '
south end of the Monongohela Suspenfilon!
Be:idge, whither the inspiring notes of two
bands called them. These two—the
Iron City and Franklin—discoursed patri
otic airs alternately. The yard where the
meeting was held was large and well.filled,
mainly with people from the sotith side.
At eight o'clock the meeting was.called to
.order by the nomination of Mr. Howard B.
Negley for. President, and the reporters
present to act is SeCzetaric
Mr. Kegley introduced Senator James L.
Graham,who was received with uproarious
cheers.
Mr. Graham apologized for having no
prepared 'speech, but he was suffering-so
severely with neura . gia in his head that
he had feared he should not have been able
to, speak at all. He then began to speak to
them as crowds-as large as that of last night
like tabe spolten to, running from subject
to
.subject and ipteispering anecdotes, tel
ling hits. and occasional bursts of , elo
quence that • kept the crowd in alternate
cheers and laughter for. nearly an hour.
He began by sayingthat the issues before
us are so plainly defined that he who runs
may read. We have two'platforms before
uni that of Chicago the exponents of which
are Grant and Colfax; and +. that of
New York on, which Stand Seyrriotir . and
Blair. Between these we are asked to chose—
t etween Gen. Grant (here the speaker drew,
sketch of the General's life)
.and Horatio Seymour. Of Grant,,Wllliam
Wallace. a Demcieratic member ofthe State
Senate, had said, "He is no statesman and, '
therefore,'not fit to - be President,Tor only
from among staiennen and lawyers should
that officer be chosen.", Would American •
,workingmen, every one of whom had been;
told from' his infancy that if the People
-willed it he might one day' be President,
believe this? Horatio .Seymour. is a wily,-
unprinclpled scheming politician not half
so fit to be Chief Magistrate of the nation,
as honest workingman present.", Who
are his *lends, who his supporters?;
'voice; cried "the grey 7 ,backsi!'] Yes;
the grey -bucks; men who' fought - under.;
the rebel rag- when( General ~ G rant
was leading many of those present, toivic-•
tory under the glorious star spangled Pen
ner. Would honest working -men vote AJz.
this silent, hard-fisted, . dosemouthedi-lOyal
man of few words and great deeds; 'this
tanner, who had • tanned bides before the
war, and would now' an'tieymoar hfileak
or for this wily, disloyal scheming,
rebePs•friend Seymour, who addressed the;
bloody handed murderers of women atut
orphans at the New York riots, in 433, as
"My Friends," and said the war cause was
lost on the very same glorious Fourth of
July . when Grant at Vicksburg and
Meade at Gettysburg were leading .their
men to victory? (Cheers fur,Grant) Again,
he warned all voters that many men Would
talk of greenbacks, of finances, of all sorts,
of things, but the true question is between
loyalty and disloyalty, between patriotsm
and treason. Is it possible for any one to
least* for which to decide? Jtrferebern
then touched lightly. on the finances and re
construction question, and wound up by
say ing that negroei have rights as well ss
white ;nett, they have a right to their own
persons and liberty, to be • the fathers of
their children and the husbands of their
wiveaunder the law. The'question is one ,
of equality.. of. rights and not of social
equality, 83 the Democrats say. There are
many white men who he would not want
to sleep with. or marrg his daughter
to, or to
~, eat , at.. his table, and
'lt is the same • with all of us, . and
yet those white men arelegally our equals;
and In conclusion howould,promise that if
all present.would promise to vote for Grant
and colfax, If next winter, when-he hi at
Harrisburg, . they will 'get np a petiton to
that - effect he will try tepees it, making it
a law that, any negro %yogi= consenting to
receive the attentions of,and• be courted by a
Seymour Democrat. shall be condemned to
read the La Crosse .Deattoerat for aYear and
then, although he dld 'not want to appear
prothne, "May, God_have :mercy on' Ater ;
With.
.
ch era
W grea t and 7 : pr olonged,-:.the .rhonorabie:Senator. . took. his: ,shat.
During: hit - S : peech. the, Second .. „Ward
(llee't3lolN'litradt:4l . by 'Pr0f....1; 11,,Janee,
and the. SeetnitiWard latent cio, - niatithed:'
In and "took': their pleceti in the audience.,
At the tonclusiouz-nf 'the epeectithe glee'
club sang the
effect.- • ,• M
'••• ' ' t
_The Chairman:en introduced Mr. J. W.
le,Whit4N , Who ,ap9ke,at sortie length'. and
With greatLibility ont, the ..recont.truction - ;
qtiestion. - .;". He. began,. with a. retrospection;
Of the last 'eight yearn;OdWhea he came
to the close , of the war he aske d ,
did' the rebels , lt was : beeetuse - ef the
Blear heads, loyal hearts and strong arms of
the working- men of the - North; the cern
mon.rchool-edricated:Men 1 tor the' Worth.'
The battle. is: the. same in 1868'as it. was in
180 a, and what,-.is itT • is idle tni -, talk of
greenbacks i tariffn,; etc,: The one question,
hijnat this„i ; those men who-for five
V hats 'parried ,on'war, unequeled in, the
hutttiry.. • of, - 140 . : :.World, ; now . that
'they • • have - :been whipped ,7blick,, come.
into the Union' and, 'aristocrats as they Pre-'
fess to be, 'dictate thepelloy of Abiit3Overn
ment to the nandsilis of the North, as they..
•eall-theworking men? Frank Blair: advo;
cites war, andeaVe that the reconstruction
aOE+:;are revelutionary,. unixinstittitional, •
- stul.he hi, Pg. more than Sey_ menir , the
'of the Demparico'i intro=
„duced those three worns• into ithe Demo. •
erotic platform, ann'enid that. ; the South
• had with . those three' ; it
• WantelL if this pi .tfOrm pre*silkatid the:
reconstruction laws ':are void - , and pra.
nounced unconstitutional; ';.therf the' lbst:
cause it ...;indesti. ' , regained •-* and"'- the
rebels wilL.:hatre ii won- all that/ ;they;
.fought.- 'for t end .... -, the; -five hundred
tliousai,d dead soldiers of . the Union , . hive
fallen in : vgiu , ; The ..etuarielpationiprocla
matron it niuLt,he North will he
made to pay , for _ .illione,nteleves.
willbe foreetito'asaume the:rebel tlebtand
• - hatllithyttill - taaatlen 'amount tOl"-.0 111
was' the epettiktigii 'Mr.; WI Its - WOO 0 1 11,
'for about an -hour, stating VOW and
reasoning clearly and higioally: about the
:gTear . ..question_of redonstructien- to : ittr'aa:
thence. wheel, :carneatfares showed that qt .;
AO end;
er appreciated)the,i.rric,,l
Atehitat,.balfintet the sneenel.. era.,
tp..:;A*Win °vet: 4 ll=7o n
0 . 14 - wlas abeitt, hi. begin; , 4x. u s sed
ItemOoratia:terehligt:Pe party
airing the 'street,, and, w?me, n .,,, se _ es I
amusattuntis4oves thre t r n '; a s e i 7, 6;3 ,
the eneakertretand.—•ot Y.,
Ss a manrs nay
w as ha w t,""" • be Or the 'head
:carne •it!Os la rt l fil i rpr -li rsent. undiedged .
.one the re po- 00.--renorters •ofl thetiya;:
the table -LO wee if, rt .thie - ,ititle, - which
- rteee Pa, 10 1 44 hrow '' — ii - by aiireatined.hand44ll&
eiidee tine aPie Or the '
hot% 4 tineeis Would hay • bee - other,.
•eneaftlie,From l 1
: _ hinsits.re b or t the meet .end i tbere
Might e, 041 'b riers
,
‘one was heavy and canie force.
tit iiiiituli
his is by .no means tle 'first time that
t ings of this sort have happenpi r jind if
they continde, peaceable citizens, much as
'they may-regret it, Will -have to - take the
means of redress into their own hands.
Real Estate' Transfers.
The following deeds were' tiled of record
hercire Et. Sniveky, Reocirder t - August
27. 1868.
J. 31. Taylor. to Samuel M. Taylor. July 1,1808• lot
on Vine street, Eighth ward, Pittsburgh, 22 by 100
feet " •
Henry -H. Reno to John'L. Reno, July IL 1868; si 0 x
lots hi Collins plan of Sewickley, Nu. 17 io 22 In
clusive • e ' 3700
J. P. Penny' to Jordan S. Neel, August 31, 1887; lot
No 18 in St. Clair's plan ,adj oining the Borough
of Melieesport, 60 by 140 feet
J. S. King to James E. Swartz. July 18,1868; lot in
Wilkins township containingo acres, with build
ings 87,500
John T. Woods to J. tte W. Slog% . August 19, 1868;
lot in 31cClure conning sates and
14 perches
Benjamin Bakeivell to Emmor Fawcett and IP P.
Logan, August 14. 18/18: lot on the N. E: corner of
Tremont , and Ridge street, Allegheny;_ 96 by 180
feet. with buildings:. 813,600
H. Burgwin. Trustee, to Andrew Barnes, April M,
1808; lot In Mt. Oliver Lower Ste Clair township,
110 by 120 feet 11450
William Alston to Augustus lieppiert,' Not. 11, MC:
lot oe Liberty street, Fourth warci,-*tegliellY,
by 75 feet ' 11.300
Thomas Allen to John Allen, April 1666: lot In
Sixth ward, Allegheny, on Adams street, r„. by 126
feet
John Allen to Mary - Ann Anen; 'June 7t, mom the
above described 10t.42,60
Augustine Geppert to Wm. Alston,' Nov. 11 1867; tot
on Washington street, Fourth ward; Allegheny,
al by 75 feat - tug
Isaac Craig to Uriing* Buchlon, July =. 1868: lot on
Bidwell street. Second ward, Allegheny, 67 ta . 145
. feet, - with buildings. -
Dr. A: G. Walter to 'OrlLtig k Isueldon, August 17,
1868; lot In Sixth ward, Alirgbeny, bbeeleld
,street 36 by 1.11 feet $2,009
Aler,llllller to Alex..Llttle, August 21, D6B; lot on
Straight ancl.Locu4 streets, Pewit:per ' .138 by 157
feet 'BOO
Philip Degenliart to FranebsArdary. %August 4, 1968 t
. lot on Greensburg -turnpike, - Elghteeutlr ward,
Pittsburgh, 64 by 116 feet - .. . . ..43.400
Win. Liken to Eatnnel M. ors; Angust's, lit6B: tract
of land Onto township, contatuing 40 tieres
Thomas X. Orr to Alex. N. Claney, June 15, 1868;
lot on North Common, Allegheny, near Ann street,
It, by 110 feet, with. buildings .9 000
bicarraiGES. -
muneday sixteen mortgages :ivere filed
Vl' fiat liai Bee.°OlO . of Th . * f
We , clip the ibllowing from a` citydaily
of yesterday : - • • '
"Xtvon's Oirtuczßustazsis.-SinceMay
or Blackmore entered into office ' On the first
ref February, he 'has received ,Over one
thonsand infortnationiwhich hive been or
will be returned to .Corirt. .Tnis is a large
business. , The disposition. of all cases may
be seen Oil 'his books.' If some of our Al
dermen would take the trouble to preserve
a record in a certain.clasa of infor
mations brought before them, the, public
livorild, we have no doubt, penise it• with
interest. , There is no prospect thittlhie will
come to pass, however while taverns sell
licturor on Sunday, and gambling "hells"
exist within the jurisdiction of ward'mag
istrates." ; . - -
An examination -of, the official rmord,
e Infnrmation Docket, in .tne Clerk's Of
fice, shows - that Mayor 131ackmere, rip to
this date, has returned to Court but one
hundred and twenty-nine informations since
he came into office en the first of February
last. This 'leaves eight hundred and sev
enty-one to be accounted fora We learn
from good authority that not over five per
cent. of the informations received ever
come to Court. -
• I, l'aitegyric 011 Thiel. Stevens. •
~. . -
Therameaster-Ezpreit attire the tribute of
Dr. Burrowes to the memory of-* valued
friend, was such as could be paid onlrafler
a long and intimate aciluaintance. The
life of Mr. Stevens was traced from child
hood to manhood, then through fits public
,career as a hiwyer , at. the bar, a prominent
politician; a 'member of the State Legisla
ture and of the 'National Congress, and
many facts were elicited which are notgen
orally known. The leading testi:lms of his
character were brought out by apt illustra
tion and 'anecdote. We hope to see this
paper published,; asit will do Much, we be
lieve, towards giving the public a truer idea
than •is generally entertained; not only of
the statesman, but Talso - oUthe man Thad
deus Stevens. • . -
• Committee of Aivangeraente: '
The following gentlemen - Alava been ap
pointed as a Committee of, Arrangements
for the grand mass convention, to -be held
in thb3 city. on the Nib proximo. •
,Captain S. Fleming, Chairman:
tkol.! elix - C.' egley; Major GOB fichleiter,
John Heath, M -rtin Sclaffer, C. D. Brig
ham.. Daniel 'O'Neil, John A. Myler,Capt.
M. W. Beltzhoover., Georsce i .W..Hllman.
J. G. Seiberieck;Wrn: 'NC 'Hersh; FrEtrik B.
Penniman, Wm. H. Barker,` B. Otipenhei
mer. Benj, Coursin, ICap_taini William B.
Cook. ~JOlll4 STEWART,
••- ' •
Secretary.
WASIIINOTON_ ; TOPICS - AND- GOSSIP.
• Generantosecrans has succeeded in his
mission to the leading Southern Generals.
HeNhas itisdueed them to address
to the people setting forth their feelings •
upon public matters, giving their ideas of
the true conditiotiof the South, and adiksing •
the people , lately in rebellion tipen, the
proper, course to
_petrane Inc. the -future.
General itosecrans will bring. this address
with him' to • Washington, when it will be
first read td the President and the Cabinet,
and he thinks it will be productive of ex
cellent results, both North and South. He
found a majority of the Southern Generals
satisfied with -the- present state , of affairs,
and entirely ensigns fora permanent'peace
in the future;even at a sacrifice of some of
their fundaMentalrightti forthe timebeing.
The President has pardoned a number of
soldiers imprisoned as desertere dorms the
war, who haVe served out a pu rtion of: their
terlat3. _ southern- Coin.
The. inetructimut P
mon tens give - 10 „ e rai l° 811 th usfaftitn.her e e,,an,
_d_ .
it IR believed will preverit_! l :, 1,115.
unity in the Snsith.; gener a l Meade
e pLw de u ere e ar- f
zive hei . " couser f v h ilit . ta 47 d °
' , War relative to turd n m
Plcortmmemintiodorier Rollinslias p art l y , agreed
to cq m P iam
be with f3Bor
etar ipch
m h reg ard. to te s. ntmen o uperei_
w an
re:tinder the newpp si
fax. -kW,: by naming
telveDemocratisendthirteextßepu.blicans
ter the Positions. This. proba bly re-.
wit in the immediate app' ktment of these •
officers, and then,lwe stuilLhave! thif new.
bill in fultoperation_at once.;_ .;
' °T elles been' decided that Cougrest is to
meet nektimintri, end "the preparations` for
thati,event are goinis fotwap:l :The
`Oftessiire from the South was too heavy/or
-the Nertlittni iepte•entidives.
Advocate: General 'Holt ,
has decided against elbowing a courtsmar
tial in the case ;of General, Myer. ; Chief of
thidnaneacin iSbnae*.
_tteniitint the fact that
ATIAVII YAM have e lapsed the crimes
chargell, against Dyer occurred. The, lat.
lei bilker , *napped from, Peneral
lintEttettib BeeitittrY of Wit' ,and
then ; to. th_Preatdent. es , Et. ,
Senaor Fos , * is oat itt s. cant denying .
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