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NOLITM Bi- -LXXXIV.II
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wlpnEa,l7r. O'CriapC32slX.
*NEWS BY - ABL . g.
,
tl
•T'hii:oilentau it - stion . Seted--
;..; Suirtengley o;, Cretin In
-
•• , . .St 41 . i. ts, ..r
surgents7Ludefl. ite: . Postipone=.
4 „i ra ,', 1.. ir ,f k ,__t' S i c
iitheztterthe l Confeierict Ottire
Powers—All quiet in . Spain--
Carlists - Under Sorveillance—..
•
Elftr Ettipipean Fidullibi Muir
- i - deredrfieffeiliMettliittd-'--Tettrful
. .
Colliery Explosion—Justice of
:- the`Peace ' Assassinated in Cork.
-4,Wei.anktti4l:B.) rinib7iiiiii - diaptri" -- ,r -- ...
,-,TVEKEY AND GREECE..
I
'L ' onnoir December 31.—One day's later
- ,-,
OEMS has,Sntreeeived froni:Daestentino
• ple. The insurgents in Crete have all made
lubmission to Turkish authority, and a pro
,Otsional Government has been established
Oret.•-; 3. II; -, ..‘!.. 1 :,) - I', ~ •J '.! -
D'Etaltid; alifceinber -31. - -4.; dispatch) froM
• Dduatatitinuple states that Petrovalake end
the Greek,volnnteers in„Crete have,sunrco.
dered to the - 'Turk's.
: CWISTANTINOPLE, 31.—1 t is officially an
,notmeed that the last of the Insurgents in
Torte hailtsiiirerafered tn:theTforceti Of
• Toile. -
~, •
LoNnoei Decemher 31.-The meeting of
the Conferetice of,the Great rowan] on the
-Oriental glaestion, which was fixed- for the
• 20••• pf January, ha --bee n
i postponed,. anti
4,40,ate of - its asse .'n, ,if indeed ft;d4
Incateened at'all„,180 twuncertain. a. P.t,,:0
PAuts, December 81• It is reported the
• borerence, if - held, will adhere to the
• tdffulffirallinielniiir ,p,.iT l- 7 - ',
Likdrimpateli Ittatn;fAtiii.na-tiayis- thb•:lrrrillek
War Minister Aide has acne to Cerigo to
'disband the
,Volunteers raised
_in
r that
- .• - •,',14141:71 - Vri ft ? Tr. TA ,:l -, -, .4 ,'-!.
~,POOlisfaintiiioe/iO4/8i 41641.tiA
-4411
•- , .igh Government, Shim 111 Oa t aof the
iGreek Envoy, shows good feeling towards
the.t.ire*..resider4.,nb hp
.. The .7 erghie newepaper says tfittortsatas
:notaacepted, and probably will Move
•„the.proposition for a European Conference.
, .
•
• Manam a December 31.—via Loucks:, De
-I✓Orptu;LllueF.o w a s, A.flprOgllfp*l o 44 - 4:t
SWIM tfewtlikfit agb,sand tiferniniT ;Wald
lero de Roda was ordered there with a
'troglos• 413,0---people were
cf,.'hostreveni before . the Goneral'a
- : arrival. The country is entirely tranquil
The Carlists at Navarre„we . Carefully
ni
'watched by the Governentib prevent any
outbreak.
.
,
_ Kuutrn, December 32st.ren. Cibaltero'
Belinda,- having restored quiet in "eVille,
has returned to Cordova. The ational
94grd at tilevßifi 110"1,36110iittraietscp
eit
Fitz k DailleMbel4 ,4 4M
I.atArbit ...'
SC-
Tcurred in Bfalaga, where barricaded had
been erected in the streets by a portion of,
.the people. The dlsordir is' likely to be
*RIMY nuoprtuaa4. The _, Carlist agitatipn
gii;itbrisomp
• ' T , , 2 y , 1 .
dt 13771
GREAT BRITAIN: •
J.Jouno3r, December 3lst—A dispatch
:frpai Suez, in anticipation of Australisn
„twins x stjea ,„that, ,inteßigenge had
been 2eceitedr.4rit, , Xelbtinnez from.
,New Bealanil that fifty Eaftipeinefamilies
ltad been murdered by Mavries.
_Lounos, December 31.—A. dispatch from
"WilqukrqPrtiqbat.A.UPTAbig , plosign
.F..44.34413k:C4a11eA1f
twenti.- wo bodies are already taken out.
Dusmu., December BL-Cole Bates, Jus-
Ilce of the Peace at Tipperary, has been shot
.4:lttad . tbAt 'Pity -
"je.pvitt,rif ') - :1.3a
tairadfsg."" .' •
FRANCE.
''.Puts. December 31.—A -decree -signed ,
-try, ~.
al...Ronlier is'phblisired - .•Which 'assigns
thet, new organ -.of the, ( GoVeiiiiiiiiit 'Pie
'.. US of u.TournltOgicial-De L
_•-E . miviie." '
~ess
'. • -Paste, .Deogrutier 31.„4-Thai official , Joni
t- says' the! •Empertir' NapUleon, - iti 'JO
i
, ugrtle foreign:4 - mbaspilorson. New
... • ear's Day, will xiontplitinelif 'them - od the
iszertiorkmade.by thcfPrOirers to,lettle the
fp:tertilltieidkui as a n plaie - - 07 the
ceful policy which 'll:wi poltlyssi -
, .
1:r ‘ •.. • . . RUStitt ~ :•i f " •;,... , ;
t
ST.. PtrEassupo....lhoernber 41,...-The?
rtira.or-81. -PeteinibUrg ‘ editoriallY. Si
, swathe hope tNitt,he ,E'prtd,_ . ,
....will.wltb.
raw the ultlmstbm seinV•to it'isee . :liefore
1 '
...
Confereubs assembles. r - 1....,' -.
:.le.-4:- ,
1-.:b
i . . s..i.
.
; '...- FINA*CIAL AND collalleitVW:-
•:.I.,i)N -. Doli,.Dic.3 . l.liib - 23elbz:zrmuiv,
d..14%@ 9 '2 . tot adirtitillc:BlfookSi teod;
5 : 20a 74; Erie 293 e, :Illinois 95X,„nnt.90ii:
before ftportaadi: •„ fi . _,'` - .I „ _....- .....1_•
Pn f
i
'• ,_ auppopr t. p.4sq...ltlveltsirenty, T ixpride
/91i• ~...• ,i., ...:...141,4_..1A, , ,,
,y,..
,_UN:prisoor, Dea......*.Cotton Ilrrise,sales
ir) o oootakie middling- uplands-at •1015;)-414.,
13
rleana:llg. T llanchener yarns and i sottuni
•:., goods firm....Califo rill a- 'Waite - wt Allt Os. -,
f, 9d.; western 92. 10d@ 1 0s. Flour 29P -- f "'for;
- Western mixed. Corn 275. 6d.@S7a, 9i1.1
Oafs Be. 7d. ,Barley ss, Peas
. 45e. c h
.! I -. Beef 1955.; Liirdjeltser_ lEht! , eitepOti
~ ~, • 633.,aci: Antrith PetfOlanin 71, .red •
- .
7d. Tallow 48s.
LONDON, December 31.—Tallow, 4kci . 1
- ' Alsrwpap p December 31.—Petrol
. heav3l. 4 s3.sifranmi bid; 54 francs asked. •
,
HArk; DWemberBLL-Cotton, 4 l26afrancs.
:2 • spas, December 31.—Donres easier;
ndisiti_ . to
;/;7. 4 ... e c.Wi7Chlte , ;.FM44-ailr., - .4. 1 6 . ,,
1? - 4PoittSbardn04zettteS4 ,
i•..t.f*.:D0wer,51.;461.1•6 4 4,, bkh
aft -tbo 'fi , Zbe;rell*blef bile ,riatebitd,,
ra - - • :t he "effect that another;
i' . t hits: Iskettlolsce in the - -iirgotiltal
matains.faitlerge" climber of:!.lndienal
tlosaid tolivei been killed. • iEtatelsWebier
, the Kidwell,' and' Little !Itassnontjhe,l
pahoesi Isere ; taken , prisoners,. all
nunnint, 0 property - I ' captpfeil:tr.Ths .
ans4bgaged were 'the B.lewslipelifsf,.
ifnnee add Arapahoes.. Futhhii; ParliCafing
,'cannot be given, in conseiine4e of the.otli,
1 alai messenger ;losing his. ,- *:vr_hilonixt
edng,the Arkansas' river.: " '. '' 4 - ', '-',---
.
1
,__
~ , -.t i l .
itcw York elty , stews. ' ,
tilyTelepton •
t s . Um, Pittsburgh Cilltettil , :•l. l" •""r,,
c6!MIN Yong. , DerAul .L er al' 4 a w „ v r '
r..r.L.1 this,A,SS'ic,_SOIOAC
irmn a -t Q..J.na,li Trio
flied bYlit: .k. .."..."Q 540 MO. a/17
-- ~- 71 I nolt .''' .. " 7 -- crops have done
t t .
of
collars, whose
d 4 it ova „:filyin. cottot_on.,..,- 1 - 7 - -. iar ~,, id • ko se ste
mmed.- ITh'e adi2lntoit , tteno I to , .
In LOthi L ua ,...'",,,ll e J a l,4 by enough to
'by Fawley tit wells.
_.,..
Aosta - ...a the fretoo*--7 '
4 damaged to he f"n b i ll il v an'e tO Ems-' 1 l Weal t( 2 tort next wat°ll s' n
goace._areele.7lPn edin:t
k toti p ,• i
own steolukt, , , thouirX of cOnrs A
i
tutor . 02 ___L_Ir' 4, ,,tcb'Il i , lalltreildy 6seil l ied
,and '
,I `, tti.,i,iceiet,,k- : - . 1
(or resITIPtIvR ` ' ' s' ,, Ai ..,. ' 1 . 4411 ...t.,- --'' ' "' ; •
11.--i.►'
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By Telegraph to the Plttaltirgh Gazette.]
WAsurNorozc, December 31, 1868.
N** Yr*4N!S
The . army and navy officers and govern
ment officials will pay the customary re
spects to the. President on New - Year's to
citizens will be unite general.
THE PRESIDENT CANED
The President was to-day p_resented with
a line hioiray`ciine etif MW - Lboltout Moun
tain. The donor is an old personal friend.
JOHN H. SIIRRATT.
During the past few days several wit
bf
messes for the.Unitegt Stqtes Thaw-tap "
fore the Grand Juiy, at the Instincd of Pt
District Attorney, forth i pivpose iif Oil. , g
evidence on which . to ..biki Lk:kw/Intl*
meat against Jolill. Siirrati.
~ pAoRKA. -
t
-.r
' i i , .. 1 ‘f /.
i
The , TratitzleAVlth ',Ylltregrgi .ion the
Ogechef44The Civil Auttio tied. Placed
at Defiance•-:-Publie - Illeettrik d 1 White
Citizens.
E By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.l
lialr.iliNdEf, Dicember 31.—The Ogechee
, •.. , , •
trOubles gontintr. Mr. Meddleton's house
was burned lak.knight and the crops ru
ined. All the whites came to, the city,
except,one man, who has not been seen
since the ' -ftroutiler - took-_-, pm. The
Sheriff „ijffith .rta- - ; *lase.' wenif ',- out this
mozning, without making any arrests. The
negroes are fully armed and in large force,
and. determined to resist the authorities.
SCitirWarctletbis linlien.lykTutaillli
iaitiastbikka -- filt it ilhe - reity. — "MI
the six roads leading from the city are
f t
picketed by . es.
....4zublic meeting
was held to-day #l. , - att. House and af
fairs 'were die v , F r i • Seib. Jackson and
others. The-"meeting tidjourned until to
morrowlizatitiiii dapetle;', ou what'Apurse to
otritzi..____...7______________ _
General Giant in Pbasijelphia.
Toteirapb to tlerttsburtitAirotte.l J'
Pnif.ADELPIlia; Demuth j,i3l.—Geniplal
Grant:Visited Girard Coll his morning;
and -'ill to-rnorw eve • - receive the
chimps at: Indeliendence havinfeow
cc)pted'an invitatlnn of the; , ' k • CounciVA
•
PLEDGES OF -.illlK.Silryr GRAM'.
:,:zOnte 29th of litantast„ GhterfigGitge
thus revealed the purtises, , th the prime
pies, vhith would - beAM:4ft ,hy MA f
.
elected Presiden t..: GarAive. thy_ people
mi l a
lkaveiiithar of thilit t '''' cause ; ton; - -
* anti& sato . eriNd &Ole: t 2 ,
....f.mitilecfed to the . ecii hfißreitident,,Or
Me UditedStatecit trill titiloy endear
to adreinister alPlhe c tawinn WO:id faith,
tritheitmlmy, and wlth the vjewan giidreg
pewi t :. quiet and.. prOlectiou i d everkwhtte.
m tbnes like the presiatt, Via 103908 , 40410,
9= atieast eminently traprftW, talky dciapn
spongy to, be adhered to,'rlit f tirr wrol,___.
;edstiPat'
tackedAßepublioan rosteansion ;tit, skomo throe
ako r iefi6id intb the chaferchafer he eieldnt
when the fair was going on, causing terri
ble consternation. They called aloud for a
colored man named Jones Cook. Not lad
ing hhin i §littiatylXcfArls-ctught 7 s, color
ed man " nam e W esley “ - Ross, beat him,
and pushed him • against the stove, and
then stabbed him through the heirt, when
beilastftntlyilell dead. Mcelpleriphrarod
Ityrin,,,taveraLairested. Thinfigit I.oaulai
influence or prejudice, two of these mon
sters were . jet off,
,thq pew
„State's Attorney,
alleging -it tfietelwasikitbilinfrialint evi
dence of guilt to hold them, even as acces
sories. or - particeps criminia. It is feared
the' entiratikty ttal- be anew ed • ' tu - go 1 I cAt
free. The citizens are greatly excited anti
outrusk, jo,nvirdgedzeog rgal ~ . in
dulfidbut,. Areigtedabier inliffetistsB , .... n. ,
The consternation among the colored per
sons, women and mon, attending the fair,
is re resented biigribable i , ,T .
I":. t'w T o r a
...1 _ . f • li j
. ..0
4 4t tie's e nipitliftirfe i tn` iiiiitfng ,
Europe, is to lay jrr an, enormotuwardrobe:
for t tte fattiliend' its il:Glcateral Tele-
lions and intimate • friends, at Ettropesin,:
prices, and thereby escape the Amerian '
duty. Tentcof thousands of Aincricans, ,
veritably, ttarpet-baggers,” •• flock over to
Paris each season, taking with)them hardly
a chatige of linen., ,Onemodent sized trunk:
easily) holds.. all. that a; whole, t famllY, will
carry with them. "Social positton" lawn.:
, tent wi few thingsar the outward•boond:
steam Bat Wbenithey return what's
carav they bring 'lrak? 'torts 'cif
a t ry
„rge trunk.......ed , with en Bit WeitiL.
; l ig apparel fer themseliis' and relatives fcr.
: Weral yea.'l consisting, ; 0 ra-cloolts, .
, v. carabrice, lin r lga t
dot , s veTvets, - jew ' ,Wit 04
.0. t4:s,6lollo3figllett pi '-. ,,_ . .
1
trti,
fumes, tallet good -, - ve ' y the
gross, and a vast' ' r im - kijouterie
and as ,
; make ' ' the; IPS- Q ent of
"weartng aPPMll . ,los9jorlate to their name
and poittion , -onoreftnitig) hoMe. The
amount of Cost goods thus dead:headed into
• the. colintiy by'"seetallrisition" Is per
fently;enprnions. - -. ' •.:- •.. .. -
~........ • -
• Apr is.whiCthe Princeai of lredes wore
on.boriisit to -the Fiench.,Clourt: A short:
skirtgkritatued with-4mo small
flounces of tilidetabi; • each tiCaded Ath.
ciuled braciipatrich feathers in .bands. "A
,Versailles, MUM i ViVigte* 1111 1 P/ 0 13 e 1
rounded oath°. sides , and' trammed with.
flounce of Mack lace, headed with , feathers.
Thls casaque was looped, over the pullers ,
velthflarge ikisettes; thel Sleeve* weft very
atiOW, With mosquetaire cuffs of black
feather. The collar sad sleev ea, .Whi tc , Aaen,
with Valenciennes edgiug; the toquet of
blackselvet;--Wllll4vialaiga r featherii, :which
i corled °Y&PP.9 l 4talq 3 / 4 - 31 - ii . . , . '..
PITTSBURGH Flt ID A.Y ART lBO6.
SICOIII ENTIOI.
FOUR . 4:: "C I44 z/ ° 9 : V. 44•1--3/14'
ItifittigßUßG: -
Aisembliiiii 'Of :Leastatiare:-The
' - and Se natorial
--,Qtrestion;
tefetrifth'fotlie Piiiebtirg3 oFeftcy -
HARR' reatrieci, Dedember 31, 13e8.
',era
Some thirty.live Republican membeis , of
theZetypt4* blave 'oirriti i idi $, 4b7dis
ctiselAidf.kMe • SP4lakeiihipWitties dense
--,„
and the United States Senatorship has al
ready, , commenced., . 4 . The , uplx r cau,dWes
for Spißakets'hip are 'Mixt Clark, of Phila
delphia, and B. B. Strang, of Tioga. ; - .The
gaperaiiimErriellifl 313 than NT.-clAck liaa:
,the'fizeidetiacki."Thig confeisflior4sixtitit
States Senatorship _will be iniPolvel h ,.
doubt for some time. Grow is here; 041 ,
30 , ibilill'aild Niiiiiiiiviire iiiiiiiimitirlig,
expected. There Is a rumor that Marshanl,
is 44004 to,yield to,. Blooptipiad o: 'MI lif'
said; *lf sixl Mit he idghy nleidtkrB - m
Allegheny.'Ott a t'w'o Senator's 'fro '--
legheny.9reham is for lifarEdudl. . , ' •
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
—There have beeti three tboasand three
handted:tmniir . uat eases in Virginia up to
„ .•
date.
I 11 1.9i(iitn's * - Nii3cildte:ftiflfii,
litaso..iitim're-destniyoliby fire Wedneklay
night. La5t , 1100,009. 1 ;
rt* , '"
—Aaron Abbott, a _0 of Senator Abbott
of North. Carolina, died at Coneoid, N. it;
on Wednesday, aged sixty years.
—:Morton and Thompson, the express
robbers„ Fume hee4 l handed, over ,to the
lJnited Stites'nflatirities 'Canadisiii
offi
ciate..,
—A letter from the City of Mexico states
that Miniptcraptieoratis waiktope formally
reeelfe a d'hy Preildinflraier - on tie' 11th
instant. r.f - • •
—The ta.itinveovid * eOß the Twttobetl
ease, stiPhrladelpiiiii,'elcised. last e v ening.
The feeling gen erally is that the defense is
;: , ,
—The Freedmen's Bureau baying e
pfreil bn tl otlst',ult., Gen. lioWerd has, re
nacriedlis :beats :and papers to EL9rard
.
~_....General Grant arrived in Phihulelphis
Wedneddity evening; with family. , "The
City, extuzeila have tendered him the , hos-
Idhdities of the cit s y •
—Gov. fitafitifil let is very ill
at hie residence, in 13altimore,rof pneumo
nia, eta vrtlrriot be able to give theusual p
Zlew
_
c - te .4l.lprovemg;tt fay.• 14 1 116 the
tt °retire , offigrosin
—A large ilx:hotrigiSt, Containing
thirteen persons, re og on Wednesday
night from a festival- Pelham, to Leff
rence„Mass.,was timid And Ave of theni in
juredl IfOoatdi feared fatilfy. :IV. , ill .N"
—A loaded shell (imploded and coin
.pletelv demolished a fbnface in Ford and
Kimiill's Iron Foundry, st Concord, N. Et_ii
Yesterdayafterpeon. ingkjimelter was
fatally wounded and a Visitor injured. -., -•:.
--Charles M. Rogers, fo,tmerly Superiii.
fendent of the St. .Nichtffits Hotel, New
t0rk,...• was' iy,urdered, , onit'sveiftti-atreet
.near Amadei - ay; in ,In Open day
}light yesterday morning • y an unknovw
person. i; ~.. -. 3..... f •
_
—The Tennessee State Teachers' A swops.
Lion is in session at Memphis, with a large
attendance;tilotfifeaself we :made, last
night,' by Doc tent Banoreft ab re d
- Seal*. An
effort is being made loft uniformity in
school books. ~-.11, : . - ,?:t, . .
—At Havana, a young'Cuban named
Camilo Capers, who bad been confined for
some time past for political offenses. died
on Wednesday of consumption. Ills fb
neral took place yesterday and was the i
largesrever known in HaValt.
, R egister,
woo
editor of the Mar ille Register,
wliko I also a clerk In the Seventh Judicial'
DM art ,of- .Looletails, report :the
total twitrdetlert- of bui paper bya mob led
I* ti c u i lltor of the Marksville Villager, a
Dem a paper published at the same. ,
—4-lAD . , i blittnissql,Abe.kipupe s 9f Repro
sentaltteftWDMilta f for
Rf tr
Probab6riZ a tßetnelidite..44inemorial'
pfted;both Houses
t lyil Abe Weal
ed Cl. S. Grant, Ont elect, W*? W.
Brookings next Governor the Territory+.
,P,4,iflittikethik-bilifiliToilAtitig6iiefea•
olutteitt was adopted to =lt.. Painters,
la 01 pWriN.And all &eying StritiltAtest In the
different branches of the Sae arts, In a
mOvementite Consider th)S 4 PfciPer ,- °MPH' to
be taken by Co genre suck/Mend
meats and •alterations to ealidilg Laws as
shall afford' fall protection Pr 4( ,i • ':, t
—The aggregate amount-of foetal-annual
divldends-payabia, In New ;York on New
Year's; tni Vedette eludes Of Melts and se
al/irides. was $1,846,278, and,tb. Ai Serest to
be paid in gold at the Unlted_ftlites Sub-
Trelain about firr,oolf,lliette*-XlsMitta - o
tef
Mastic 7
ksetts.ivill .paribeattliAilectite
bond* in specie., The city of . pays
the interest dui Ateb;l4tatiiitgleif Wendy
10an5,...... . • '''.',- 4- '''
—Aritili Lichibbi iii4 l r_" f ifit . tergent
4
Conv i an; 'bold iiii:Peortfkl., 'ftffeY,
there of the' Committee on 'along
was' dlitea;•deolaring' that the satlen
e l t
Of the Diltiobi river Is Unrellablet ;the
State is now ableto make,then y ith•
provimiente in that river , and adVlOgthe
sppointment of a committee to unto:upon
the attention of the Legislature per: its-
MoUlifinrWitanbellTiredoble -
ProVetalMl - 4 dkionittilttitt or. Dwelt titlt) ,
men was appointed, whose ear tare to
be defrayed lir towde; 41111 x t el pithvidja
route or the ithinolVand Me 4/anti/Mai.
The cost will bo six million five bundred
thaws:llld dollars, add It is, emi
• ntateffithat
about twbinillion dollar's will'bb 4 riyolo4
to ,In>sPrckre the Jabot* river. from Laßelle
to ts mouth Was to . giv . e seven feet ddith
of water'' —tyyr
NM
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The Congregational Church in Sculls
burgh, Wisconsin;
recently setiapart two Ine.n to act as lay
Preschers t to aid the pastor , to supply dead
ttito Pistees'in the-neighborhood: TheY will
read and l styly under : thp rurTision . of Dr.
Dixon, and ttdl4 exhort, and preach as God
shelf kivel . thein abilitY, while Pin Suing their
daily secular'?etuploymeett .. . , :The,li i tdepend.
ent says there is no reason Nyby_ltlethodisU
shoultfeleii4OlizeAe iicelleni institution
of local•preathers. •
"VhiliTs
,IT333ther:yilyieer"
that an old ECchOotniiniitei of. Wisconsin,
vifiB'3iii3titera *eminent!) , cipPoted: to )• e.
union,:should haiiiiiseacceplead ;Cali tO'
aittiiatoelbhifichlikeliew:lerseY. r -
T V l e r ti° ll lll , l Q -1 4i tke B901:1 of
Dotn , in
1 ihe Nethjfeilan
Church Irt the Mi t 1 0e 1 ( 12 P . 1
41.4 1 115 , 44.11"tiw-tpFk, J-amounts to nineteen
thiAtia dollar's'. The.contribution of this
eiltiictidist year was 'seven v Attottiani five
Lttfii
dioridl
Baptist'. says going from
temixFiylik up the Deleware river, on the
ifdiv',l44l.lide, only tWelVe miles into the
eoMatisiffon find no less than iiine ;11sitist
-eblitatel;,stiven of Wtionihave,ereeted new
hous . ebef; Nv,Ottltip .Within. Me l litst sikor
seven ; Two of these chuiches are
el i stertheitlotpis4 and; cost, 'pont, seventy
thousand dollars.
, ,
A geniteintin - ,the ruin,ip: Henry
Crouse,..Reading, ~ 'Pa. is ; buil ding !a church
in that Lily itrids own cost; to be cialvii "The
Coveaftekl4ohoadier4mgqpitl2 61'6E6.' 4
•- PE! liellpieturretes . ACot this weeisson
revjp.ii .Lstelik_smrifroelarip . Uapoinia
in this gate, West Virginia, Ohio and Ma•
ryland, isitnatorla heil46 l sign's
of.the'. Unite&Bethren body: •
St. 494 8 (.4.4 1 6°P4, PAROI-4 1 inklin ,
Venarigo county, Pa., has abolished the
pew rent and'idopted the , Free Church sys
tell'i?; Shittituf hiteCkligiQ Vi*
the congregation' , by. 2 choir of Sunday
School children, says the ..dmeriear&Vhuroh
cum,' laelieeti in auceisaililloperntionin thli
perish Mite last Easter. ,'
Ll t he'citorott l HSole for OtPlool and DeSt7
tute chil4ren,' in Boston; Eplimpal Diocoe
of Massachusettsoiaera t ppipAttec6sk,
buildings and
, grottod, about sev,enty-Ihre
thousand The preseiat number of
rfiifdiimideFitteilroO# l ifiq;
MT as ;many •more: rill , ba , receileed. The
Bishop of the Diocese of the
I,o,iifttitleo%
T4,11,3141er. p Pa4ololegiirbillitt Union,
composed of representatives , Nßepi. dire,-
ant Methodist Episcopal cfitircies in P4ll
- is dcfny a 'greet amount 'ltif good.
Atiidera-
We l , labor isi expended, and- the lesidts , ,ttee
gratifying. Bishop Simpson presideditt a
late monthly meetirteripiicisint iffs-Witt
satisfaction at•the success of the enterprise,
rt9W-iikit.glukt4wthefir9t.FeSs Us!va•
The X:* York gbristian Advocate states
thitiAbe ohtletallirdpie
inal tiliberlithrtisii4otiiiiiind or-
V 4ta , , tttegq, is evr?rille
Rev. gam e l , ,iv
9 1 f ilb egY" , 1 'ffey b ittOcAr rt h ,
and' was sons ntia arks
mireireilita4iiimiEtiTirata6dit4
their fatherjksonstekilsAfprissle. Particu-
Jalli RV: 1 9 2 1;1wn , ofNUßiPhiqiPs,
8T Unl Bi are,. /11:e,7,..221°11qitirJ•
According - to. tho nmement p)eading
weeWy a tlte:liviishquireit4 We ) country
now reports, a total inemp t ertihippf;
,one
' one - handreethOusai'id.: liniinjthe
font thousttridneciksionibYtaiitism
The endowment project of the otin
College in Rome is progressing. The &th
em.ftli4.llolßtik
secured in the East. Collections will be
conmikced ) l,n the iy* a lY.nnrAT.,
the Archbishop blnclnnati . in Paaciral
Letter, notifies his Diftet3ginti of the effort
N h i s i l 'lANNWPA e lff th v s iik v fiTi t
Oft the o cge,'recommende . Ito them in
thasthingiserangitige; aiid•tifies them to
this,
anu
nny
IMM
,sent
,000.
inks,
bing,
nnot
sl in
ZMI
- Theff a t dad ob= aff 116% Amday
School, On Front stitits 0411104ati f ki*
reached nearly two .thousand . Theicew
building for the accommodation of tals
mamniatif664lft ilsifflitijrcOsiliii and
will be completed at an early day.
atartatindat nle lairldletiveteof
the Old School Presbyterian GorendAssem-'
MY;t 1 1 4 4 ,11 9. 4 0 9tt i lft. laffA).l444 red s
of - the churches habitually gme sating for
the support of,Forelgn.WAPps• The same
Stetrtovnterettent-Vg felT 6-11-1116
Ok Th tt e re n h. i e s t: p f s 'iii :
la rth ith icil m i;iditi e .
modis te 4e6 co t e a ren tio or pq.
interrogate thq wkettifr.. 4 1 1 Y hale
attended t6tbe'etttY orfaktnitoiledane.
The Baltiwan- Quakers,; ., assisted;;. by
vriettssv , irguslitaddior pteblis, 104 %In
North Carolkolltlione F thirffintdolkschools
tor iheir srf.,iddi.
tioniiitemile/611i'for A COisii4 . 0 111 tttP ' /Vj
Rev Cith , Taster, 'nf ewtug;
iiiii*!itinfiveiciait&kciursa-44441`•
On # ll OO4W4t : -PfX l6O / 0 104 11140011 1 • At-'
trecte;t 6944004
Afthe conscpretynpf St : "Paul's, go.
pal 00_,K.it.1044.0 bhlstplittoP; dell
e..ioo3*j!tiab9 , :conTefiojw ractl
con lfromit— mind BaitTavente.: their lit . „. tt g
p.,
at God : why} notthepi:r Yes.
' .l 7ranntaren Inarns4l34 P, ,211
against .the Cibseriaiice of Outing Og
day 'ilkient - , "as:
nif#oo i * 6 o l3l 4l' t l '4 ' 4-e *
, 1 / 4 ;
' 4 ;•
' l '4A (OAS'
SE
Decitaber, instead ts the most appropriate
fora,christian natioN
';'he .Sunday afterioo* .recittions at,
Princeton College, of three chapters in the
Eible, hisrplieen,,discontinneol bi,President
McCosh, of, them; is'giving
series, of lecitnes on the.life of Christ. '
MI
Hon• T. argued in',fhe
Knoxville ChaneeriOurt that the secession
of
,the Methodist 20E:air' Church SOuth
in 1844, was the enteric ;edge of the great
rebellion, aliaad - cleil that he was fearful,
the Southern Church is *intintied ,ae• a
Church organization, it, will qthe cause of
bringing the country another blBo4y
war. He further aid that .therewite% nd use
for finch organtzation as the Chnrch
South.. • • '
. .
Mark Twain Discourses orcericau Jour
.. nal/SP 2 of the Last Century. : ,
The
.
Thegentlemen of the Hartford Courant
have given me a fac simile . copy of the first
issue, of that ,paper. ' It is about ' twice as
large ah a sheet of loolicap,' and' bears' date
October 29,1764-something overa hundred •
years ago, - In, tbe news columns, : under the •
date of "Boston Oct. Bth"—for it will be
remembered that news , traveled slowly i'
n
those days—l find' broad hinti of the dls
satisfaction'artong the colonists, which was,
in - the next ten er eleven years, to, breed-the
American Revolution.. Read . _
t"There seems to be a dispositiiin in many
of the Inhabitants of MIS and the neighbor: ,
ing governments, to clothe themselves with
their own manufacture.'',,-, _
British taxation without representation,
was worrying them., -Again
now out of fashion to put on mourn
ing at the fitneral of the nearest relation,
which' will make a ',saving to this town•of
twenty. thousand sterling per annum. , It is
surprising tiow suddenly, as welt as how:
generally, an 'old* custom is abolished; it
shOws, 'hoWever i the rood sense of the
town,' for it la .certainly prudent to retrench:
our extravagant expensek - 142Re:Ti!. have
something left to subsist, ourielVes, lather
than be driven to it by fa'ail ne&seity.
"We hear that -the • laudable priteties of
frugality.is now introducing itself:in all'the
neigtiboring towns, an instance of,Whieh
have from CharlestOwn, at a funeral there;
the'beginnitit of last Week, which' the relit-
Ries end Others attended without any othef
mourning than whichls•prescribed mil re
cent agreement. - .
"Indeed, m '
e are: told that 'airthe funerals`
of last week *ere conducted on the new
plan- of frugality:— ' '- ' ,' ‘'' ' ' ' • I
"Nothing but frugality can now 'save dia.:
tressed northern ; from the impend
ing ruin. It ought to. be a consolation to
the good people of a certain prOvinde that
the greatest mail in" it exhibits' the most
rigid exaMple of this i political:' as , well . as
moral virtue." . i • )'.,-, I. ,I. • ' ,-• _ ' - •
:Who could he have:been? Has his g reat-
ness totally passed from history and the
riietniirleirof Mn? e • ' '" ' - ' • , , '
`' ''
Cannot lon ahoy thefincient editor of the
Connecticut •Couranti of a hundred, years
ago, inlVllndßen. Franklin wig
and cue, lice-cuffs, coat pocket flaps like •is
dooklong waistcoak"luseei breech%
low.quarter aloes :with buckles
on them liminde*-estah.4o-itairi - gtalto
ly . enttinv- "fiews".:,front: 'Boston 'three
weeks. old; and,per f "latest .advices"••about
Colonel Boquet's forces having.crossed; the
river at Pittsburgh , fully, thirty days gone
by; and thrilling.sumorstor-war from Mad
rid; London r .Versailles,"Stockholm,-and the
Hague, • with the • mildew& of toff* awful
months on them ; and venerable canards; a
hundred days{out from Naples,,. telling ,how
"between three arid four hundred thousand"
citizen's had lately of plaghe in'that lit . :
tie kingdorrila -.: 'man exulting .' over
Ml' little ' old` sensation`'dispaishes
Mid latest,: dates, 4 mid never , ''' strangely''
enough; neverliaving'a 'Tided of 1868 lifh
through his complace4 brain with its
of telegraph ''and locoiliotififtl
say, can't you fancy this old tnuffeitttng 'at
it desk and getting off thisbit of 'sarcasm;
`and bolding it jutearid cobkingliffiiy,fit it
anereading it \ Over, and Chtickling to blue
self, and reading' it Over ansiti;:and balling
in the "devil'' sand - inflicting it on lild; and
then sending It to tbe,Ointers perfectly sat
isfied that ic,isAhabeit and boldest And the
awftdest crustier` lhat 'ever IhduaCied r" : 44
the press==can t you.? •
I. will now idttits, old buffer 10. '
• do let
- wish to be' to hard - on him,lest I meet his'
musty ghost 'prowling about ids ancient
haunts, in:Haftibrd' here. some n ight.
Where he hileirmradoS l',.Whither Went-he
19 take his ale'f:lTho 'Was hc, i iii4liCar ? .:',
* ale o r inii i i t i l iii. and Precious Stonea„
" r frfothine;stA:Voff , ireilie.l
__l4.ll.',Cristorir ;Bon , . of No It r,*
rkee;,i3oV at public auction: yesibrditY ,a
u rg e 413 ;ortmiut.of'diamondS„ cpral;:jopal,
ol ay s ,:omerithis;, amethysts, saPp , rea,
,ro.
idea Ind, ogler precious stones s MO te.:l' tp:o
ii ng iouised.. v alued at. 075;000. ', t' 'Was
'pobbidify. one Of: the .1 - argeal sales :pf coral
and diamonds'. everheld In . an auction
14,i:unto this; city, and' was well `attended
ty the trade find dealers from, Philadelphia,
Boston . and Brooklyn; and by priyate
parties, manyof'Wbotn OUdeeeiled in baying
valuable Christ Mas
,presents Tor a mere
trifle. The sille - maduenignit..ll o'clikk and
was continued througholit the entire day.
The 'bidding,Wlyze, spirited thrtifighbut,„' the
goods ialtiost•P°4° l2 °o#. briPtil4- 1 01/ Plied*
tip; tel anfourit'yllie, aisle: amounting: 4.
hetw,ceo IRMO° 0 101 00, 0 09- -. The articles
were all -of- A tino quality_ lipid brought the
following prices: Four hundred usuLtwen
ty:seven coral sets:averaged from $5 to $5O
-per sett loose emeralds; rnbles,"opals and
sapphires broiled - from fifty cents -0130' a
• C hrati ' 41 1 ' C u r
ti
U tit ne ' - gd and' diamthid
, ,
mounted ran ,-,box,, weighing, seven
and containing'bitiet two hundred large and
small l'dlOilloods..•VWltnticko ;down tor
$760. A magnificent ~ dimnonCneeklace,
•
valued i at 42,500, :brought=. SI,7A), and
onset diamonds were - ' knocked) '. down
for from , $O5 to $350 i a:I-Carat. , Two
vory fide three-earat diantonds brought $246
- •uplece. strings of coraluderdged from fifty
cattle' $00: -I;oese Sapphires - *Caber.
preciousitorteitound willing pir_elutiera tit'
44R,i161'1 , 40 - At .stone r while ~P 11.0 11 4.1034
'abacilkyata all ino! . , t good' P4434,-Illamoun-
ifd coral 'ealiireit, i m: , la:tolisiik-omm.
according to (111 8 Altrimbile ffixoglearal livtits ; •
licorns,'-rosebuds'..and iliOpr. broughtiltrout - ,
fi re c e n t s t o .$1 each, liceOrdin e t , to 'Om'.
Small illamond-rings andbietis Breitight•
ft° ,o ;. s7. 10-$1351616 h; and ' otAli . vilittorei
Wert, very acceptable glftkfcir' th holidays,'
/ 3 1
1 ituuOreadllY bp miltit*etiutt: e f t ere;
quickly gObbleckvAtB3o4-1414a
prefient. Abou 6W,‘caritta o f,` iani`oNto ,
wore disposed°l' besides ' t k i l t uY- . !;'Prii-t
‘
fe, of :vert u . • = ' Alk 4 ' f 4, '- ar , pl „) ,
:' -:' , -...,?; 4- . .• ',
•'+' , -,., vi ,-, 1 ,--,1 •
STRE.GTEr. OF ItIEI4IS-4-ip C4 13 / .54 - •
various mechaniurand minufactbring o}.''
rations, it hag been 'friunitnecessluVetA
the strenth of various metals, and Troma,
of the statements of the trials , trade ire Con
pile the following: A bar of castlead,
inch square, breaks under a strain of .Bock.
pounds a bar of cast gold of similar dimert
mons will break under a strain of. :42,1:140 )
pounds; mbar of cast silver w ill .not bceal -j
until the strain•ymbes.44,*(ipounds;
of cast iron Wit ietaain' intact until
strain I exceeds 59,00 ff nounds; the belt.>: ; :;',... •
wrought iron will bear a - weight' Or 434,00011
pritaids to a bar an inch square;And.a.sim
lar bar of steel has been made of aue.itte4 - -
rtacity- as to lift -a weight cif . .;"•1"
poundi before lireakir.g,.. An alloy of pitelk
metals nearly always posseses greaterteiiac
ity than either one does separately. A. strip
of sound oak wood an inch square bas beent'•
found to lift and 'sustain 1'7,800 pounds be..
fore breaking, and a similar strip
20,000 pounds. ' " - 1;1
COMPRESSED Ariz; It is' iiSertedi
soon 'be> used' in New Orleans as the mo-" ,
live power on the street cars, since the netil,; ;
essary machinery . 11 4 - . - raPid l 7 .aPitoackfilig
coMpletion. 'Atmospheric; railways' 'hive...,
heretofore primed - faiturefi. -- The apperated
consists of a cast Iron tube of •about
inches. d.iameter, having a slitef about tyyn
inches, wide on its upper side: The, gilt is
Covered by a flexible flap - or viilve; andTtir,.
nishe's an, opening throng& which the'rhaV
chanism: of a piston, 'working within' the
tube, iscoraiectedmith the carriage.-
short railroads on this plan were conitrfactAt'r
in England, and, one, in.licland, but theii
pense and careneceittior to - keep the tube
in geed working 'order: Were so great, that'
the atmospheric machinery was soon:Oen,:
doped.'
. ,
„' .1 ~ • . . ... .. 1 0 .l.
°ix- of the brothers Cullen, frarulze 'per
former, fell during a performance at Liver ~
pool, and•was, It:1s anyrposedaatilly- Win- . '
ed._ 'Ho was doing - a. ‘ftiensatiqual:lespg
from rings, suspended from the -roof of. th 4
theatre by ropes to ,ILbariilabed in a similar _ ,
position but seieffil yartis 'away; from -, . „-.11
rfnge. -He leaped short; missed bar ands r= ~ - ,:'., . r4 , _
fell. In order to prevent i the performers . -;' •A ;-
from failing upon - the seats below in , case . - ;-',?..,-
any accident might occnr which would lead ; ',t.+ ~ ,i,
to that,' a large net - wal*pleced ' below the ' - ~:„,,,,
441
trapeze, about • five feet from the :ground ~,:r.,,,„
When the unfortunate performer rmssed.-f ' - 'si . ;` , i
bar, to which he -vile leaping!he fell ; ; •
, '4=`.•‘ i . • -?:
ii i
this net, but, - iinfortftuatel,Y, he only -' rti t . " . • - •.r
ped upon the edge - of 'I rand; WWI , "g off, ..- • i
fell heal foiemest with' ' tviole below-.
MADAME AWl t e p uttiovtili' Y ::: ' 1432 : : . e
a r n er a I '
:I I
oflitaltomedanbm, who ,As :,.. . • g hythis,_ • - , i
cciuhttY - tens a good aft.°
hii'viA l to the cedertl'id'Le* ''', In.; These
cedars; says Liunirtiiier,`arr„ - •-.c k 1 ' d Im- . .- - 7 • -j'' ,
premise; !they lower r above. the - 7* eS; I, , li
thelcknow,Dry bet* thful . ,biete/7 : ••"e•: , s . - -1
herself; they astonish the people of Le.
anon." - 'On reaching the spot, Mediate :1 t
Audotuutl saw.'-what seemed -a- gioip-or - -
~v.
dwarfed• and Wornout:trees 7 ofao-b*tity9r, ---;.' ' , 41
majesty whatever. .Her guide, asked .if he 2 t
should taftVe her. name WlgttliSt •Or-Dkiter' • ..'.;'- - - •
tine'. ' She asked it he hid eitompaniedllua, .•;;'...-:”- - f
ptiet on his visit'. to thelPot. "Accompanied. :- '!...,:-.:•;.. I
him l ..No Viol - - MP:never -.came: - .ll.l4tiSe.S . ;-....'. "1.4 i i ,
~ .tasar.r,e):l4 name, while, he - , ••. :- . ~,,,',-,- 4 • =-,
yrout, as ever +, l Oari deia. . ~...- 5 6 :*!-, ~., Z„ .. ..lV'y
„.. . _ .. •:i. 1. .. , ,,....?. ,11
'.• •• verbal ~, • . . I
'OP ALL 'TEM” abominable otusauces . '',. ~ - i
i n The , wholticailtione;.ltherel•-artf.ro.tne , :* - - '•iv
disgusting as il yett , •": w" end "sass 114' 4 - 11 -'
which some people repeat ta thousand , it ;es \ ' f - 4 -
whenever they ' telUair - arieedetrbf *tut rate , --tv '
facts. • Met .Such reed r iheitfollowing• line.ai
and judge of the fitness itfsuchverhal extras; - • , ...1
"At soldnight. in-hlagnaided,tanl-40u.knor*, • - ..,'" •
~ 1 : , 4
Toe 2 . liTk lay dretim , ng OfahenOttr-yall itn,-w , ' .. -,,,:‘ 1
When Greece lier,,kuan Art,./uppliatule,beut- T yon. 7 1 - T
Should tremblesthilPAYTP "OWsT ~ J ( ''..... .., ...t:. • .., 1
"
Ste e tlll thilastunittisor extdrea-iliya. be.. , ..• ' 1 ''''' , l
Strike foryOur altars and youtilres-iayb be, '- '1 ' i ~.,Y,ii
btriltelbr tea green et 4ves eflOtirldrlV, ,say} ike..:.-i .-
God sun your native lead sass bet" -,' .- -
Real Emus' "Transit's. ... i <.• 4 : \ _ v .•..
:
.1 Toe rollowing deeds were' tied of. record. , •,!....
,
.before H. iiinii - elyi.Esq.-, Recorder, Dec* , i,.
ber Slaty IttsB.. _ :-...• I; •...- ~• ..; .. ~., ~ „, y, : . , - ''' •-•
Samuel Gaston to Robert, ceready. ~Inly
. 2i„ l&in. i. , ,;. -,•;..:,! .3
lot to !Sewickley - - ild,reo „ •.' .mt
calep Gay to,i4obertadoCre dy.,SeptemberA 1E44 7 ' ..-
lot or ground on Chestnutstreet Seittcaley bot- s . ~. - 1 -7,-,, ,
onab cony 115 feet guts „
, L .•„:-,,,.
David atcKolght Marcus ale. aughlin, Decemuer .. , ' ..,_. -..t4 -
'' .84 . 1150 ; in 4 , 11 ' Wehlivr Itreet;Sixthward: ( ratty. • , -.
~,,
burgh, 23 by Mill.; '
:John Johnson'mVaniell hietlintils er eh Novenae* = ` ; -.: !,
17. 18:03; lot on Rifle, avenue. loirteenth ward.
' I'lashorgn. laby 115 reef. - i.vi.:41.,..‘.112,00:1 ~
Samuel Davidson tq Win. Pa.mer. October li; /659; !- jYtit
, 'lot on Malik eireet..-TWenCy•lllt WattlVentiburefi,
30 by 104 feet- ... . .... . . . .25i1
' mime. It. steall. ........... Wanes; liiienl:bete.' , ' *;:.t. - .. 1
1888; lot Mln Mellon.' plan. Nineteenth Yard 2b • -,. k •
by 124 feet
Caroline to Samnel,Davidturo...ltlay 4, leen , ' -. ',!,,-
Int on. Matuatreet.Twenty.drat wara,'-rittabargh, ,' : ~,,-
'Air eiroillAriattie;Wiii . Frtb;iiiWa .. i•e;;;e:ll; '.' • -'-
, 21, - 18611 z tract, at land- libldethindieu township,
contain lot 159 Op. sad 42 Deletes. ;.;.... . ...40.= ' ' ..
gimes .14.1 Mellon
_Willis= Warton, October D , , ,-..-4.. :.‘ !
1965; lota 53 and - Idel,l4Ve oan on Hibired Ave- -, r.:......,;
4 1 1 1 1rIftril i fr. r::11 re r37'. s e nt b z..l. 4 . . f . e e lk i'i6,' Al
In the borough of Sewickley , on reebles street:4P -.
by 140 feet.... • ~ 4517 .
ait u n ft.m ilvtq s a t l if l : e t. -. oo .n a lt r lfiel; ilL ene°7l/ . 4 . - ...F4l'7°. ‘naer ,r,T i rt,ool 3l. 1: ... M.
.Torrence Morrow to Junes iv ;Agee, mec'entber Si, , .
• lettit.let No. 14 bi AY, 41%',..t1OVets Dien, Vaulters, / •--.
' township,. on Love, ayeints col:l44,lring . 4 acetyl
an 115 perches: ......%.,...... t.z. 1 . r.,i..-.V....1i5,ce0,
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Markets by Telegraph. •,„
NEW ORLEANS, Deo. 31,-rSugar—yellow
blerifiedlSal3 l !.,M - Moialiaer firrnt,"%eUnimon
523Sa550;"prime 68a65ef aholee
quiet; Aupertine47,soa7,o2; _double extr*
.17,75; treble extra 1ti1,25a13,59. Ooru f quiett
end, firm; - White Illm'yellow•80M' - Cuts 69a
79e: • Bran &Iliad :Sim: , Hay—pfluse g2go,
27. Pork unsettled :and quoted, At z ,
Bacon scarce; shoulders 14ge; cle ar'
sides 1834 e; clear 'sides 19gm bails.. loWer;.
.platnlise; CERIVIININXiVe. U,14,-tiarreel /Nit
Whisky firm and unsettled.. Cotton—Wea
for the week 41,000 balesf to:4y7,9ool:lajes;
'Middlings 24ga24get,' closing he
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