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AIDXI6BT.
NEW YORK CITY.
Spanish Gunboat thus—Sena.
for Sherman on Specie Pay.
manta—More Drawback De*
fraudors to he , Armted—The
Intercepted Caen Letters
Ffres—Damages ReeCisered—
Ernigrandi--Sent Back to Ger
many?-41sk, 'Gourd & Co. In
Still . Further . Troublu—Ad
vance In Freight Rates West—
Post Mortem Examination of
A. J. Richardson's Remains.
RS) TOWSph torte Pitt.baYsti (limns)
New Yong, December 2, 1869.
• . In the Spanish gunboat bases Judge
Pterrep&tt was served with copies of pa.
pare yesterday, on which It is Intended
ennetanttally to base the motion (or the
discharge of the bosta. These papers
are not. yet perfect in feral, and the be.
Der prevalent at the District Attar
- trakila Office - that they may be changed
agun.befate ',bearing et the ease, which
buttbeen -adjourned until Saturday, as
the botebeen Changed Woe since orlg
nutty prepared. •
It is statedtbat orders have been Issued
to the officers commandtng the troops
stationed at the various torte in New
Yore harbor to hold their. force' In read
iness to move on to-morrow, supplied
with ten days'. rations. Tee gutter
mantis's and Commissary Departments
wore bully engaged yesterday Wpm_
paring for 'this mysterious movement,
the direction and deednadu of which
are kept profoundly secret. Similar or
der. have boon leaned to the ofikare
New London and Sackett'. harbor.'
There are about fifteen thousand troops
hero.
The , Herald nom - Master. Sherman.
of Ohio, In an interview with our Wash
ington correspondent, sald that the time
-bad sot yet arrived for the resumption
of specie payment, that It was dangerous
to commercial dames and shank' be
gradual.
A warrant has been loved for the ar
rest of Coodnetbr Parker. of the New
Jersey Railroad, who ejected Patrick
Leuiefrom a car recently while the train
was on • bridge; so that lame fell
through and was drowned. Parker
pnblishts a card saying he did not know
the train was on the bridge at the time.
;Tim steamship Holaeitla. trom Ham
'
berg,hp arrived.
Rumors are prevalent that more per
sons are to be arrested on .a dune of
being Connected with the drawback
frauds.
It is reported that cinemas been !blind
to the bidden whereabouts of cumniel 'T.
- ,Moy: West latter saga news has
reached there froin Cuba, announcing
that the Revolutionists had Mead
InlenfdeglisenahT4' a large erla m ttcy or
geteei
prositdarta,d In clotheng and medicines, rind
retire good order— • •
• -lotempo4 letters team the Eipsubth
officers- that there litmyraepeosof
a 7 P rimer'M e ren,lie—
ve
clam Vallsetltsiet . the ' troo p '
are
massing. There will be sniftelebt to
draw minter cordon sarens4he island
and coMpelthe hien:gents 'to abandon
theiCenntryior force tteini to s drawn
ibirtle; In which they - hove no chime
against disciplined .antegmeste.
The dre Weadegkin, New Jenny,
On Taesday , destroyed the/mesa( Cana- •
eons* Rockwell & Co, Midtown
sewq strairs.wltit dwal/ings,
_each 40 by
GO le gods' blgh, and three
daralliboktheresidence.of Mr 'hist mid
the national banh.'. Lem 11200,000.
`Stephen Street,' another rhitim of the
OWL Reek disaster, has been awarded
her eit 11,19ompany 110,0510 Mumps from the
eC' - •
-• •BeicaKing, formerly; Minister to
Homey lumresigned his - pordtken do rim
Onerentlionse.y -
The frigittiOnie renew deg- 1
ship toittte.Sontb etlantio squadron.
.The ; Susquehanna is being converte •
Into • etreWiplututtir
Four dwelllnglithar witb geveral
out trophy. ant two hones, ware buried
Shia Moraing;.-•1 1110.000. •laiddrd.
Point the prsseixt yeir to aster swop
enitaudivresetiod thbr Portithclualui
97.0u0 German&
The manhood, slooduto Switzerland,
wboabseintded tO this country with about
OAP DMus; has tdiest.dicar - iseddrkt
',,kt a meeting of the Chamber of Cep
mace today, a report was made by A.
la. Low from a tnajorier of a COmMitme
on the ilacline of Amerbnes Commeraw.
The Oamudttee held that the cameleer
the decline were the establishment of
Resign lines of steamship, the =bait.
tattoo of iron vessels far wooden cotes,
ths oprittion of-the revenue laws in
the outstruction of- smsele, the Manmade.
lion of our =mummy Mid .tiot combina
tion of workmen.. The fkanmittee offer
Ireonintionse'sdremiting the purchase of
foreign 'tassel, to -, be used '.under the
American - dog by boss dde Anorrieszl
owners,and not in the couninattrade; the
Memo of articles used in. the Celatille ,
41071 of vessels froM dilate the 'allowance
Of U. drawback on Rural atone and sub.
Whig to lines of =Anteriaan 'build ream
Mae: '4. salootlty 'Mort 1,31 ' dieda b.!
Me. Snow, not siouMMIV, Meting two
the OMANI alie Wigs Oa faiitaftt 1
isoonunsadad. a wratint; subsidy.
The =wear relent reecounwenta nee
SSP& ' Mblirolfrar oflatuidon.f4o . 0 4 tb•
leas went °MORO masks: • • ..
Cr: Oran= Ms attanioon.ateld a
par eurteuteriantlnatlon oaths body of
%be frees. O. Blebardson...favierfonst
Waite.etennet . neer end Intretlnea of
the- damn* had ben''penetrated
= 4"l thrad ig b; The nhiliolene
,- the - . 'almost surprise. that
aitoacii
po . Ithonid vbrre - red err bug.
Ttte....body wilt, Jet - to Medway
nisi& t 0.% morrow _ ~T he _
anedoes r atlt talts - 1=1 11 :ib
ectodfted by r . lit, " Manner and
Troibingtaino - 7allta '. ' Sig - Manz
end several - ohp p t gentlemen
are expected to attend Ma; abitelliall af
the deemed; TM 'al barna lOU
be beldamMonday." to gaid, Mohr.
land li 'preparing Ina' and Ps
secured the services f John Graham
and Chas. Spenerr. , •
- - An attachment Pa tuned by the
Supreme COMA Ors N Jamey. against
the rear and personal party held by
irtake .Gontd t Clatti that atte.
At tiro completion of the work on the
Newerk and Patterson Railroad, Memo.
erectors of , the road, : giih. Jr., jay
Gadd, sod R. R. C thaewpad, won
owi:ot Bilabial Dolls, ,stibamtrlu3tor. •
gaikofoi tor services renewed. jkaar, had
writs of attapitmetd Thr 170.000, issued
upon all the Prsonal property and real
estate, belonging to pro pert y
and
Calborirood, In Raw, t Psoai c, and
• Hudson counties,. 4rdsding eighty
thorMand shares of Patterson and
Newark Railroad, and, Dock Partd
in Weehawken. Valued at
This wax Finessed i :or the we of
,the trio Ratimsd. and i kij i or out of
the Clioneee.7'. 4 funds , the
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COL lIMBUII.
Ohio Christian Convention—Sec
ond Day—lmportant Resolves—
The sessions Daily and Nightly
Crowded—lnterest in the Pro
ceedings Unabated.
Mr Ts:canoe to the Ptumargtl basalts; 1
Cocommos, December 1.-Tite Chris.
thin Cofivention passed tie following
resolutions: -
Resolved, That It is the sense of this
Convention that tiod, by his Spirit and
!Wilde: me, is marvelously opening the
:OW and effectual doors for the ad.
vancement of His kingdom, and build
ing up His Church, thereby laying in
creased obligation", on His people to more
earnest efforts for the =zoom of lila
MUM
Resolved, That we Lind In the wader
ful circumstances, In the growth and pro
gress of our country, the coming of
multitudes, of all =lons to this, land,
vast.resairces of this new world, un
parallfored ele Incentives to American Chris
tians arnest and unremitting efforts
to turn these opportunities to the glory
of God, and the salvation of souls.
Resolved; That we are sadly convinced
that toultitutee are found to all our
towns and clues who do not attend the'
public worship of God, and that the chief'
reasons for Chis neglect are found In the
Iniense worldliness of the people, the
/amentahle estrangement of many and
theaabtle akeptlelem of ratters, and that
It b the'duty of Otirlatian people to over
come these evils by spiritual and Godly
lives, by a manifestation of greater in
terest, and content for the welfare and
salvation of the peopte,and by proving
their own faith In the sublime reaßties
h
of thvenlye gosp
iv
I el by leas worldly and more
eaes,
, Remised, That among the moat import
ant and efficient measures Iter bringing
the multitude to church, are the build
ing of more places of worshi peouvenient
of access' to the people; the opening of
all our churches to all the people; giving
cheerful and hearty welcome to all who
come, and especially the eystematic,
thorough and motioned vhdtation of the
people at their homes, and inviting them
to the house of God.
Reao/oeil, That we moo:mire in the
World's Week of Prayer, appointing
the first week In January as a season of
epeeist interaradon tor the great Inter
rata of Chris'.
Kingdom, as a moat
Important . and valuable . means of
and that we earnestly recommendM
briallans of Ohio observe the mm.
tug Week of prayer, and, as far as consis
tent with load In to follow the
Woasaigned by the vangelleal M
.
itesolved, every Cl:nigh& stuauld
be a worker foread and the souls amen;
and every church abouhl be thoroughly
organized, and so bring Into active use
and exercise all the talents God hasgiven
his people.
Resolved, That In the women of the
church we have • power fbr efficient
service In the hissUir's cause which has
been too little understood and too much
neglected, and that the time has now
coma when the peculiar gifts and graces
of Christian women; should beetled Into
systematic - sod permanent • activity;
whoring, God has made business men
stewards of his bounty, and put under
their . control the - ebannels of trade with
the silver and gold4of the world and cat.
de upon a thousandhille.direciing them
to occupy until He comes, and requiring
the Intl consecration of thetr means.
talents and time to the Master's use, In
saving and blessing the world; thew
lore
ilesoleed., That every man should
abide with God In his calling, and be
Ll , l= r tt in buslnem,, fervent In PIMA
ttreLoritisemiemberingGedgives
there power to get wealth, and blames
them to make thetas blaming.
Remised. That the noble eflbrte of
many haziness men In all departments
oflbe Christian work calls forth our
warm admiration and fervent gratitude,
end should Incite all others to do like
wise, seeking first the Kingdom of God,
and working ontiLrespos comes.
In the anaft- ftn • letter was
received Dom Wiz. Bellamy Stone, of
Cinelnnattl, with • regret at his own un
avoidable absence, and expressing
strong sympathy with the objects of the
Convention.
Henry Morehouse opened the dbums-
Rion s What are the great hindrance:a to
the Weide= of Chris: Vs Kingdom In our
midst, and how may they be overcome
He earnestly depicted the tendency of
Christians to enjoy worldly &monument.
The world's friendship and the world's
applause are not given to Christians.
They need not expect them. The mem
don was further dlemssed by .1. li
Brown, of Piqua.
Portsm Deyton out , h
Cleware veland pre , HP eed riollfield and
es
the neith Meeting ar the Conplventioacesfn.or
Cleveland was selected, and the time
left to be determined by the celesta of
the Convention.
"Vile topic : "How may a general re
vival of religion throughout the State
and rountry be secured? was dimmed
by Bev. Moody, Praddentof the Howard,
-ChM, Univenity, and o th er &
Hon. E. E. White, from the Commit
tee on Resolutions, reported the inibre,
Int
o ft , wes adoet, .i.
That all true Christians are
brethren, and therefore one by their re
lation to God as their common Father, to
Jesus Christ as their, Redeemer, to the
Hoty Spirit as their ed,,iller, to the
Word °I OW as their rtile\of duty, to
the love of Christ as tbeikeionedraining
motive, to the siddalion or sinners as
their greet Work, to the glory of God se
their end and aim, and to Heaven m
their common home.
ty
Resolved, this uni great
1 thins% notwithstanding • • dive in ralty in
minor things, ought to be more fatly
manifested to the world for the honor of
r Otaist, that Hie prayer pay lar fullided
[ ibr the oneness of Elbe disedples, that
their witness far Him may agree, that
the world may baled to believe on Him
as themnl7 Barham. .
Resolved. That this antly should mani
fested by'sote oral:Wan courtesy and
kindness between ministers and MOM,
kers of differitat denominations, by more
hoguent of =kings a: pulpits, by nom.
touniceting more together In prayer and
praise, by mutual eabonstione to gees
i ter holiness of heart and life, and effort
for tbesalvation of thrum% by holding
union prayer - meetings In connection
with the Young Men's Christian Meader
tion,ar otheride by k when eireturosanne
Wining
eall fo organising lord sus.
Coining Uni r on it, Sabbath Schools in neigh
borhoods when they can be made most
r efecient, by the visitations of districts,
by Union Committees to invite children
et
,to these schools, by distribution of
bible& and tracts and rellgMmi lit
mature of en linden° althea"! charm.
tar, and by Christian rtesy as to fields
of operation in the te vineyardi.i.
Resolsed. Th at we unitedly beseech
our Lord Jesus the Gnat Head
of the Church, ton visit with his Holy,
Spirit the Conne.ilor the Church of Some,
soon to assemble, that they shall be in.
OW to larger and better C•atholleity of
faith and purpose be our common work
to build up the camel of Christ and se
cure the oonvirsien or men.
t Resolevd, That boring national citizen
ship and obligations, It is opt solemn
duty prayerfully and kindly to Impress
awn our Mattson of the Ramie thumb
that while they enjoy the franchise of
civil and religions' liberty in the United
Mal" they ehould, in the fear of God,
Protest with us against any control, by
Berate= ecciesizaticeerriderf i ef littal"
egeyeffects tbeirell; being and grogram,
oi
blle. OM and leffigoda batty In this re
pu
Resolved. That this Convention extend
to Pion Hyacinthe our Christian gym
lathy, and no has to them Bishops of
Bohemia who propose to ask of the Ho
man Council • revision of its ban agehat
tbeChristien patriot jthd martyr, John
Lim, of Plague; we do pray they, and
all Protestants aphid error, prejudice
and wrong, may unite ere long upon the
[ bradofthe Chumb. Lord Jesus Christ se the ordy Infallible
ilefolved. 'ry th e re . iin cer.weekly
=Meath 114 In non* ,
spirit ille, daveloplige the
'gins and green of Christians, it
portant that all the membership of the
shoran should skive to some together at
all these meetings with the earnest de.
sire to aid, en far as in their power, in
makingali the exercises deeply spirit
ual sonprofdable.
thiamin of Capt. Taylor, a message
of greeting was eent:to the Young Men's
Clulatisn daeotilallon of New York, on
the noadon albeit dedication*tonight
otitis uew imusurroosuas 0 11 , 4 ailt .
lion dollars, In that - 141 7. -_. ' '''
*t th e eveninc session i z., nv. Dr.llett,
of Portentooth; Jed Ig the Pr minutes
- ,:,Za" , t- -4,
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speeches on the persenal consecration of
Christ. He was followed by Rev. J. W.
Oaten:4oi Columbus. and Mr.
•!' After the presentation of thetie l :f
the African Christian Commission, by
Messrs. Ruskin. of Fitton* Dr. E. Ella,
Miller, and Moody, the closing hours
were spent Di solemn addresses by
Messrs. Chidlaw, Moody and t°
sinners.
During these exercises, till • late hour,
the floor and galleries were detutely
crowded.
OINCINNATI.
Continuation of the Argument en
the Bible-School Question—
The Whole Proceedings to be
Published in Pamphlet Form—
The Court Room Crowded daily.
Champion Billlardist Child
Burned to Death.
IS, Telegraph to the Mut:mesh Gazette.)
CIBMINNATI, December 2.—The inter
eat in the Bible question before the Su
perior Court la not abating, citizens
thronged the court room, the floor and
the galleries being filled. Judge Mat
thews, for the defense, began his raga.
men t yesterday, and at the noon mesas
to-day had woken ibur hours. HL ar
gument will consume • the afternoon,
Hon. Rufus King will make the closing
argUment for the pIeb:MEN probably to.
morrow. The decision of the Court will
probably not be rendered for two or three
weeks.
Judge Matthews took up the first two
qtiesdlona suggested by thietbiatil Vint,
whether the reading of the Bible was
teaching sectarian dogmas; and second,
what good it was to ditipenee with the
reading of the Bible when the Catholic!
refused to send thalrdrento a school
where there wean ouaituftrUction.
In answer to the & e said religion
as prepared e
by the p at,
was secta
rian. The J e w hold theffew Testament
to be blasphemous, and Catholics denied
that the Bible Is the source of truth, ex
cept as Interpreted by that infallible
church. Therefore, to read the Bible in'
the way plaintiffs propose would be es
tablishing a dogma held by one sect as
the law of the State.
In reply to theaecond (median, he said
be had no doubt the Catholics held pre- '
3
cliely the same steers were held by
the gentlemen on the oth aide, that the
State should provide rel eons !owl:ra
tion. They now wanted to thoularith
the school.. Afterwardsth ey would try
to strike a bargain with Moire now at
tempting to have the so la made a ve
hicleati of religious in ction. They
would say, "let is di e the school
fund, and give oar child the religious
lustrucUon we think La ght, and you
give yours." This would follow if the
decision in tole case was in favor of the
plaintiff.. He disclaimed being a Catho
lic, or Jew, or Infidel. He was an Or.
thodos Calvantatia He held th e belief
in the Divinity of Christ, and Basked the
the ground of his faith, would not enter
into a doubtful argument, but would say
he had felt the evidence of Christ's ex
istence and grace in his heart; and, he
continued, / have more than three hes
wily witnesses. I . have fire witnesses
before the throne, waiting for me and
tee calling kema to Join them, This la my
He continued by saying that because
he was 6 Christian he desired to exer
cise the attributes of Christ; to be Just,
to be charitable, to take into the arms of
his human sympathy all dames of moo.
He would abate nothing of his belief,
but he would at the same time be meg
nanimous by not compellineeverybcdy
else to subscribe to his creed. He
charged that the ultimate result of the
argument of the plaintiffs was that Pro-
testant Chrhulanity,was the established
religion; that its teaching wax oneatial
to good government; that became! the
church has not power to compel people
to attend its icuttructlons, while the
State has, therefore the State moat ex.
anise it. He claimed that the School
Board in this matter had used the Ms._
cretiou given it by the law, and no court
had the right to review the exercise of a
legal discretion. He illustrated by sup.
laing a ease where the School Board
had omitted to provide for gymnastic;
and said the same power existed In the
court to compel tne Board to provide '
gymnastics, as to compel it to provide
religious instruction;
Judge Mathews wan promOing to ay
age of the members of the .m.t had in.
timated that there wee a class of persona
who were not entitled to Jed up the right
of cons6enco. Judge Storer denied mak.
big such en assertion. A oontrovenly
followed. Judge Mathews took Mama,
declining to speak farthere -but at the
solicitation of maned and of the mutt,
he resumed his argument. referring to a
twee in second Howard, Vbleall es. ax..
ecutors of Girsrd, and that:nein second
Harringern.
This afternoon Judge Matthew" re
sumed, the court room wag crowded in
lu folleet extent. He mid the tower of
the state was not Intended to belinvoked
to enforce or teach relifficn. Out only to
protect wors_hlpers. He denied that the
civil power bad any authority Io spirit
ual matters. He read from the pre*.
by tartan Confession of Faith upon
this plat, and adverted' In severe
terms to the Interference by the
civil authority In the Cheney ease at
Chicago. The truth of religion, he claim
ed, was a matter of supreme discern
ment, and no body of civil
ever's:Med that mummer:de 5 1 (3=a o
for any body tint itself Witt Is the Until
of religion. The colloquy of Pilate and
Jems Obrist. wae an old lesson on this
point. He chinned that if tbedellaistion
lof their petition, that large num
ben of children received no re.
talons Instruction except whet wee
given lipid :do school", wale lamentable
: confession of neglect by the c.hurehro
'lt showed that Instead of setting In cam
'fortsble studies and Ireparing elaborate ,
;dogmatic theological itermtme, allubdsee
ought to go out In the lanes and high
ways and bring them starving souls into
the feast primal& hen shim but It was
no part of the liminess of State to nn.
dertake religto
taboen himm 'Detraction.
the
thfickamatorbe hpr. hatatklacth • W i z
imme-=. it 4 l / 1
',bleb he needed, though, perhaps, he
did not deserve It. What be had odd he
believed to be right, and he had spoken
In the fear of God. the argument mon
oled deiced a half.L: hams: The Court
adjourned till morning.
Maas King, fox many years President
of the Sahoollloard. will make the elm-
log argument for the plainUHe. Ha will
probably conainueull of tomorrow, and
a fall report of the *momenta will be
puafte blished In book form ether In {bb .
or Near-
It mowed by spells all day, sad con.
Stows toalabL
Champion of Ohio, James Williamson,
blilisidlo, has acospeod thectialleatte Of
ofJ Cow, of Norwalk , to play fbr the
cham oa
pionship. TO. contest is set far
FebrnaryNac Howl HsIJ, Clacionati.
A ohlid , two years of sipisrae locked
up In a room at seven o'clock this morn-
.
Ins .ithllb the Mother, gm Edleard*
wentto market. She returned to SO
the ehltdi clothes bad taken the from
the store. It le to badly burned that It
wtU kenbablp dle. The- *lathed
woolen and ordtonithey. urned
ALABAMA.
ThgliTolo/4 LagAWatile Pmeeediajm,
I my Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Omuta.)
Morrroorraux, December Bea
' ato occupied to-day in the diactssion of
the tell to give the negro°a equal privi
leges on railroad.. de. Mr. Wor th y,
I Democrat, advocated an amendment
proxltthatt that common canters be
forced to provide comfortable but sew-
SW apartment" for the races, and not be
compelled to. carry Math. white and
mixed In the boat, cabin, or car. The
ftenatesdloartled pendingthedhbaralon.
In the Mule the
. ocutunittee on elec
tions reported in favor of oilatinitlirown,
7 DemoisratifrolnxtbsOkiemberoinglsollting
'Lawrence, Republican, 'from Marion.
The Committer also reported ardnat the
right of Alexander, colored, to Kr. Pres
katir's meat. from Alexander.
met allowectlernalt• atwohoureospeech,
in which he violently abused the Pima
arata, • ; • •
—Private dispatahas from faiiikaaa.
IlltastampAlnifirate Akomeit eleotbm ht,
tad thimaaad majority: Nan* daubs
one be obtained in reargue to the 14g.
Llatnte•,;.
SECOID EDITIOIL
FOUR O'CLOCK, J. al.
NEW BY CABLE.
Bullion in the Bank of France—
The Difficulty Between the
Sublime /Port and the Viceroy
of 4714—Safety of the Steam
er Scottaword The Danish
Question—The London Times
on the Irish Question—All
Quiet in Paris—Four Hundred
Bishops Arrired in Home—
Rev. Ynysey F a irladed from the
Church of England.
By Talegrapb to the I.lthoburgb Gazette.)
GREAT BRITAIN. a
Loin:oze, November 2.—The Teets
cosuddars the policy to be adopted on
the Irish questions. It *aye "If wears
not prepared to abandon altogether the
exercise of our functions, we must atop
the development of Irish demands. We
cannot Guinea ourselves from guilt in I
allowing each entechlevocui delusions to
be propagated. • If we leave It to be In
' fined that our legislation will be limit
ed only to the demand of the peasants
of Ireland, we cannot free ourselves
from blame If oomempt of law ripen into
an outburst of organized violence against
authority and order. We moil etches
areforto In the land law. in the next
aeselon of Parliament, but la the mean
time the authority of law mud be main
tained and Infractions thereof pan.
LONDON. December 2.—The proceed.
lugs In the Cionaistory Court of York
against Rev. C. Vsysey for heresy, have
been brought to a conclusion. Mr. Tay.
arm was beard yesterday In his owe de.
%nee befits the Chancellor, who to-day
rendered Judgment declaring that all the
chirges and allegations brought,lluid
the defendant have been proved, and
excluding him from the Church of Eng
land.
=M9
PAWS, DOCOMbOt 2—The bullion In
the hank of Prance bas deereaaed 111,0001,-
000 bunco alum last Thursday.
Prance and Great Britain are making
gross elbrtin to mettle matters at Issue be.
lemon the Sublime Porte and the Time
roy of
The el li jr perfectly tram/n[4 No po-
Meal or popolar demonstration whales.
ar has teen made.
It la reported that the Viceroy of
Egypt presented diamo n d; press Eu
genie, • diadem ofvalued at
six Millions of tram&
Pasta, December 2.—At a niesti of
the tbrpe Legialatif today, Emile Oliver
said that to guard against popular ex
cesses they must rally around the dy
nasty.
=Xi
Ostroa, December 2.—The American
ship Soottawood. from New Orion:la an
the Mal of Lump& thr this part, arrived
safely yesterday. She had been Ten
op for lost by the underwriters
GEE=
December 2—h I■ rumored
that the Dantah question la again under
dbietustion, and auroral Important dia.
patches on the subject have recently
Muted hethretut Berlin and Vienna.
=I
Roue, Dee. 2.—Four hundred 12Whom
have already arrived to attend the
FINANCIKL AND GOVNIERCIAL.
LONDON, December 2.—Aberthm.-006-
sole for money 921(; account 92%. Arne-
Aeon Securities arm, 5-22, 62. 84%; 65
nl6 83%, 67, 85%; 10-40. AN: &lea 20,,fr
Moots 991; Great Western 27.
FRANKFORT, DOClDliber 2.—Booda ft=
ai r 9 = l4" Dece . tuber 2—Bourne firm at
72t. He- -
Los DON December 2. Tallow es
Refined Petroleum la 7d(g4s7licl. Lin
seed oil Md. filerhng lbs. Bullion Bank
of England decreased 1300/ sterling on
this week.
Arrrwartr, December 2. Petroleum
firm at 6930.
Esynx, Demmber 2.--Cotton quiet et
1.16 r on spot.
LivEncoot, December 2.—Cotton arm:
uplands 11.2Xd; Caesium 12:(d; sales 16,099
balm, excluding 6,000 bales for specula.
Sim and export, California wblte wheel
Os 9d; red western No. 2,8 s 6clolls edt
winter Os 10d. Western Flour 82. Corn
No 2 mixed, 29s 9d. Oat. Ss. Peas Dia.
Pork Ills 6d. Beef 106 s Od for new.
lard buoyant at 76s 6d. nieces 68. Da.
con 679 6d for new Spirits Petroleum
is td; refined la 84d.
Bauman December 2.—Petroleum
firm. et 6 dialers and 60 grate.
llamntram December 2.—Petroleum
firm, at 16 mare banes.
PHILADELPH Li
Synod or the German Reforauta Cbore
—sixth Day.
lßy Teleitaph to the Pltttberze Gantlet
PHILLIMLPUIA, December 2.—ln the
General Synod of the Reformed Church
the contested seats from lowa wars aub
idderoct tut eisithir and part of today,
without sedan. The question of the is.
organizatbin of the Church, so far as the
General Synod is concerned, was next
cateddued. A isolation wa■ offend
that the special committee on revision of
ths Lotion be instructed to room.
mend woos action. The resolution was
lost.
The Special Committee on Revhdan
ported, and the whole subject was 10.
'committed w the original committee,
which was teottellirbeted and emlarlitul.
' The Committee' an Nominations ',-
Parted. The Domination of delegates to
the General Ames/ably- of the Freabyte
elan Church was stricken from the report.
Inasmuch SI there was no assurance that
inch delegates, though cordially received
hitherto by the New School Awembly,
would be received: in the same way by
the United Assembly.
In the afternoon amodon the numerous
*weals to this body, Were Indefinitely
postponed, all patties agreeing.
An amendment to the Cosualtution,
allowing an orpntation of German
dash and synods in the bounds of tboee
prevailing by the English, and vice arta.
Clueswas • adopted and tent down to the
for upproval.
Another amendment, changing the
rates of repreaezdatlon of Mande In the
General Hyood hoot one minister and el.
der for every six ministers, to one min
ister ant elder Au entry test minlatare.
Ina also adopted.
Heidi' An.the eveiming smodon, the Board of
and Foreign leissions, of Orphso
Homes, and of Sunday School Ammeter
Goo, and delegates to corresponding
bodies, were elected.
Rev. Dr. Holmes, delegate from the
Reformed aborch , dutch, took his leave
from the Synod in • happy speech lb the
case °Melons eisdaa.
It Wag decided that, on amount of
Irregularilles to both the Brandon and
Wheatland meetings, neither set of dele
gates could be admitted to seals on the
door. Adjourned,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Cane of the Decline In Maerlesa
104 the ailuedi•
Br Tdeasph to the Pittsburgh Quetta.)
PILIZADELPHIA. December
Congressional lionimittee to inquire into
and report upon the decline of the 'hip
ping interests of the country held a
ham Evidence was given by
l 'illtt li gGibbons, no. thief builder, at
Wilmington. Delaware; John Tacker,
Vice. Prodding of the Reading
Egaircid, and, ether*. The Inver
Ligation was doled, and the committee
proceed tonight to Washington. and
will. In dna, ffms report the ndlowing
baoto dons to Oongresi. Firtit.ieraw.
tbe duty gimlet' materials an.
taringinto the egastractlon 9f
and • inghildp equal to the arcernrt
the datglien t :maringn )t
o ters are
need. permission t punning
And &dant& *lean miners foreign
vessein Third, imbodies to Amur
lean Meg Of 001111 n
YiItOLNLL
The National Boald of Trade—
Third Day—Highly Important
Proceedings Xxeuraion by
Water audit&il—A Banquet In
Store.
ar
TolokroPe to te• PltleVerge ClaAett..l
RieHyOND, Dee. 2,7.1.12 the Board of
Trade to-day the Committee appointed
to Invite Gov. Walkerto vbelt the seasion
of the Board, found Mie Governor put
leaving the city, but were Informed he
would 'Hilt the Board on his return In a
few days. He tendered his thanks for
the coartery extended him.
Mr. Lawrence. Praddent of the Nation
al Tobacco Association, was introduced
to the Hoard, and the delegake of the
Memphis Boardpf Trade were
registered. The badmen programme
was then taken up The tenth pro
position: Uniform locorporation laws,
was referred to the Executive Council_
The eleventh proposition: A Govern.
tuna Department of Groomerce, was
then taken up. A resolution was adopt
ed Giat Congress be requested to wash-
Bah a new department, known as the
Department of Commerce. to which MAD
be referred all questions connected with
our foreign and domestic trade.
A committee was appointed to memo
rialize Conine.' to thin effect. The pro
I position originated ugir the Baltimore
d of Trade, and was endorsed In
anew:hes by Meows.Opetyke, of New
I York, Withers.% of Miladelohis. Hall,
of Chicago, Boma of Boston, Wok, of
Cincinnati, and others It was argued
that the Treasuryt had its too full to
at Ti mercan
tile questions of the country. The com
mercial community wanted • depart,-
meat on a footing_ With other de
partments of the Government, witb
some eminent merourtile man at Its
head. In Great Mahe this had been
done, and John Bruin, President al the
Board of Trade, had ham outlet Ha bead.
The merchants of this country wanted •
man of their own way of thinking to lay
their yenta before Congress. Al things
are now the mercantile and truumfactur
log Interests of the country are to the
particular charge of profeadortal men
who ate not familiar with their yenta.
It was tune to lay politicians aside, at
lour In theme mother". The resolution
was adopted almost unanimously.
The Cincinnati Board of Trade, Corn
and Floor Exchange of Riehmmd and
Commercial Exchansif Pdaralang.
were admitted to the
The 1 2th-Ekh-I4th-16th and lath pro
podtions, referring to the Improvement
by the general 'monument of the Ohio
and Missisalppl river; and bridging of
the wine, were referred to the ocourdmes
to he reported on the UM.
The proposition asking the regulation
of railroad freight einem by ebbllrebk
was postponed till tedporrow.
The Ilith proposidoe. which mules
from the Chicago Scent of Trade, urges
the construction, under clurtar from
the General Govesament, of • double
truck railroad, to be used exclusively
for the transportation Rd freight from
the centre of the chief iroeof supply
of grain and produce Is the Wag to the
Atlantic matnard.
, Mr. Richards, of Memo, addressed
' the Board In support, of-the proposition.
He showed that In the lad /ear one half
more freight wan carried from Chicago
eastward by roll than by water. In ten
yearn from now not one Dualist of grain
would pun seetward by the Erie cond.
The Ohio and bilasimappl now carry leas
freight tbactie, grown along their bord
er.. The rail la tad doing away with
water transportation, which is too slow
and nte cheaper than by tall,
.-,..lleuesamouse. 4, k.lo•4lllo.4Lemone, of
river
Dubuque , advocallent the eoperionlY of
Mr. Taylor, of Bt. Paul, moved to
amend the P op siiton so as to provide
for from Baer Diego, Cal,..akneg
the
lk route of the thluy.lburth parallel, to
Noreo.
Mr. Wathandl.of Philadelphia, owned
a proviso that the road be built without
lands.
Government subsidy, ei th er L tronaryar
Mr. Waidildge, of New Yore, offered
as • substitute • resolution raintring
(loners= to azarcias whatever cocaina.
thee power It poses In the passage of
• national railroad law authorising eve
grand trunk railroads between the Idle
eta Ippi and atlantic aratioard, at urn
points as osteltallats may guarantee to
coos and complete those under
takings. told It
w e ar t w o
Intention of
Oaten* heft, the war to have given
the South a Tadfic Railroad. but the re
hellion Intervened. Bat now that the
country was as hotheaded:tons se It had
been once discordaut, the Intention
Should be carried out. If the South did
not gat It now, let It Rath end again
present Ito petition. The Math Lulea
dad It alsould have ludic% and Li would
get lL
Mr. Jeffery, of Philadelphia. endorsed
what the gentleman from New York
said, of the feeling at the North towards
the South.
Mr. Kirkland, of Baltimore. unnamed
the Idea of a govrenotecd building • rood.
hiany Stairs went lOtereatod In the roads
already bull; and for nun, Maryland
would not be With; to sea the govern
ment Wilding* toed running oo parallsi
with the Beldam It e Ohio 'road.
Still he would be wilting to me the
govarnnumt aid the Southern Pacer
reed, If It bad runentom
would not be e that the money
sineetbeed•
maim °puke, of New York, lon,
Chicago, tkithigton, of Richmond, and
ChMenden, of New York, .pirtici
In th e debate: Mr Chittanden avid the
mind of the country was running away
'tent railroads. The. would be gotten
rapidly aenough for ccercentile p
without the Government building
It was the flood of railway boodle thrown
upon the coUntry that would financially
ruin the oonntrs, (loud applause.) and
MU Board could not piece Itself more
nithivOrable bra the record before the
world that( by endorsing these Govern•
meat railroad schemes.
The debate took s very wide rang%
and ohlefly =WI of argument, and
statistics to show the superiority of water
transportation Over mil, and vim versa.
Alter accepting in Invitation for the
Alter
en , Tu, by stworuir to (My
Point, and ret eiday nrn by rail. and the Mid.
titian to the banquet to to given. by the
Riohmond inembeett. tor 4Wtordity
irvinittgOtte Convention edjeuintd.
There is published this morning a tut
of the State Central Committee of the
Walter part" pun awaited. lu LL We
the names of icetttuosn beretofinv
Whip, Republicans end Democrats.
ST. LOUIS.
Late and Interesting nem Ham tram
MIL Loa*
Uly Telograph le IM Pittabargb Gimunk.)
Sr. Lonny December 2.—D. D. Wright
and J. H. rams "Undress their =mem
In the Dotted Stater District Oonrt in the
came sgslostrheAurors dbettllin7. and
decree ordered' modem:Mg all the pro.
-pert, solandistoonntlne to neatly laity
Minuend dollars.
A portion of the tends recently stolen
teem the Real Estate Savings Inatitution
were founek, In tbe beaement of •
truUding on/Died streak •
A man named D. N. Donley, travel.
log atoms for slaw New York Jewelry
Bon i
had his trunk broken open In the
Sontherefitotal today. sour thousand
embus worth of diamond rings and
broaches were stolen. The thief left
some 820,000 worth less expemilve
Jewelry behind. No due to the robber.
In the Stale Board of Agriculture to.
day, resolutions were palmed. milling tor
• reduction of the present
tariff lo s strictly revenue hula and for
the relief of the agriculhusi Interests
from the many burdens now oppreming
them. The resolution elledted consider
able discus ion, ttnning Into polities
somewhat. Several, members of the
Baulk ware absent when the resolataoas
puma.
LOUISVILLE.
Wart en the Obis Midge ilaspanded.
tlr Telavaph b Um mouse SLIM& 1
. L 017111911.1.11. December 2.—Fenn are
now Mdertalied that the bridge mom
the Ohio river DM not completed im
W*dyes expected. owing to the saditen
In the river. The work on the lan
span ern ;Depended today, . and the
beildhog mntezial removed trb latb
tare; late -obeirretlon on the main
obenaels are being rapidly removed. No
es to snow the pump ocountoam,
••• 7 1 •Zi • •-••• •••,• - . - ••• •-• •• • •_mot •••- -
' , • 4-
1.- t ,;1•••,, •
THE CAPITAL.
Pasta] Arrangement Discon
tinued—Custom Beeelpte—De•
clinatton Accepted—Contested
Elections.
[ay Telegraph to the ?Inaba rib Gasettgl
WAhlillf [MON, DPoBllatter 2, 1869
POSTAL AlaStAireglltliNT. A
It is officially announced that on and
after the first of January, MO, the sin.
it/e rate of Pcwisile, half an ounce or un
der. for prepared letters. between the
United States and the united kingdoms
of Great Britain and Ireland. will be re
duced to elm cents, three pence. If not
prepared, or Insufficiently prepared, a
fine of six cents, three pence, will be
added to the deficient postage and °Mee
ted on delivery. The rides of postage,
condlthm of payment on new.=
book packets, and sample. of m
Wee, remain unchanged.
DICOLDIATION Amara°.
The President to-day accepted the
maignatioe of Reader_ W. Clark, Third
Auditor of the Tramway, who, on se,
count of his health, mime the office of
Supervisor of internal Revenue Pxr the
Southern Distrietof Ohlo. No sumemor
yet appointed.
CONTRRTIED ELECTION&
Representative Paine, Chairman of the
Committee on Elections, says the on
tasted aleadon cases will be premed to an
early consideration.
The First Nancrnal Bank of Ohio is
discontinued as • designated depository
of public funds.
C 13.1.011 itielt/PTIL
The receipts of customs for the lasi
week were $2,744,724.
CLEVELAND.
Examination Into the late Bank Defiles.
tten—Arneent Abstracted *471,000.
Inr retrace to Ow litutrawrillaastal
Curvacarrn, December 2.—Tne Board
of Directors of t h e Second Naticrual Bank
have completed their examinations of its
books and amounts, and this evening
made public an official statement of t h e
extraordinary defalcation of I. O. Buell,
late Cushier, concerning which there has
been great excitement In the community
and financial circles throughout the
country. They may that during Mr.
Buell.* long connection with this Bank
as Teller and Charlet, he had the frill
conlidenceof the Directors anefenstomem
of the Bank; but now we fled that
confidence betrayed. The
amount and condition of ht re dne i ..
Laltatton and abstractions ware Meted
in a memorandum prepared •by
by him Just previous to hie death, and
left forine information of the directors,
which re believe, after a careful inves
tigation, were found to be correct. Mils
shows that be had abstracted from the
reserve fund (which was In his personal
charge) of three per coma, 1100,000; of
legal tenders 160,000; he had made and I
used in New York. Drafts not mown
on our books, 1L20,000; drafts on a New
York correspondent, 11t5,000. Covered
ander false entry, a loan to city of
Cleveland, 1100,0U0." Drell, on New
York, with which United Mates
Bonds were proctored, but which are
not yet found, probably abstracted
Five-twenties, the property of
the tank, abstracted, $O,OOO. Be had
almatatracted from the nectuitier held I
a collateral, and on deposit with the I
bank, United States bands to the amount
of 1131,000. Add cranium on Govern.
went hoods, ray PAO; eves the
gate of his defalmtion $177 000. HTM
also discounted one clam of paper to the
amount of 100,060 more than was known
.
authorized by the ditrs,and
hick, since his death_ sse
m saer• a
he in
was
'lnterested. Teem muu. were rem.
ended from the board by his taking the
paper himself from the Lela offered
for discounts which parses daily before I
toe Board, end placing them Lamed!.
to
slaty the bundle of Us discounted,
thus preventing them from coming be
fore the Board, or going on to the est
ter, which le reviewed weekly. Oa
paper we expect an ultimate lam, but the
Directors believe that It will be nearly
met by the parties to th e paper and
from assets known to belong to the :Mats
of Buell.
The career of Mr. Buell was brought
to a termination by the fad that the Ex
amining Oammlttee of the Board, ap
pointed, when the last dividend wee
made; had mimed that on Monday, t h e
day of his death, they would commence
their regular examination. The Wm
entries, as far as we can ascertain, as he
himself Mater, were all made on plausi
ble grounds, and he being confidential
offloer of the Bank, the took-keepers
were deceived by him.
Most of the lams were made In un
gamessftil speentiatima to New Turk
stock market, carried on h a firm
of brokers of that city, end entirely un
known to the Directors of the Bank.
That nth extensive speculations could
have been carried on without being
known to the Directarsand Ohm officers
of the tank, with whom he was daily
amociated, seems, It must be confeem4
almost, beyond belief. He had also spec-
Mated somewhat In grain, but In con.
motion with and In the name of regata
tile produce dealer, and thus sneers.
fully concealed those ventures from the
knowledge of the Directors.
The Directors then show that the mr
.Stna .dually accumulated was 111 5 30,114. I
from which deduct the defalcation of
,000 dismo un ted, cover poodblelow
ea ou bil above referred to,
$0:1,843 03; and oontinnei
The directors inhere, that thht exhibit
of the condition of the hank will satisfy
you, that its stock Is worth at least par,
and its business worth preserving. To
natant a portion of the ion, and thus
enable the bank to retain Its business
position, the directors, after a careful
consideration albs subject, havedeetned
It expedient LO call in. under authority
conlhired upon them by the atookhold.
env, In addition to the capital MCA of
$299..C1a
N. Oarretson, formerly Prteddent of
the Cleveland Banking , OA, has Dam
appointed Cashier. .
- --• • .
Signed: Joseph Pericles, A. Stone, Dr.
J.H._l Wade, Oeo. B. Ely, Directon
The capital of the hank la al: hundred
thousand dollars, and the Woman pro
posed, will nuke it eight hundred thou
sand. Pubilo ocaddence in the lank is
not Impaired.
NESSE/31PP' AND TEXAS.
Latest Returns from the Elections In
Motutppl and Texes_fidninton a n d
Alcorn Elected Cavemen—Tn. Eke.
tkuit In Intosleslppl
Ilattees?"
11*
Telegraph to the Plttabers% Guettra
Gram:non, December 2.—The total
Tote here ftri two days Is 4291. Aa far
am beard from the electionthwoutont
Is
the State passitrqnletly. two
may the Tote m two days reaches
049; In McClellan county the colored me.
t 2 901
200; In Palls countor the enters
split. but Davis Isprobablyaheid. Regis.
Walton is not yea completed In Navarro
lo county: the co
e. nsequently, no 4dectlon Is go.
g on r
Austin Hay; Williamson and
Travis modes, all the whiles =dummy
of the colored voters are voting for Ham
ilton. It be estimated that his majority
In the three awndies ls 1,500.
Haynes Is certainly elected to Can.
.gam. Hamilton's Mods claim the
Mate by 80,000 majority.
Hourrrox, December L—The vote here
In two days Ls Cftesn thortund. uis
estimated that Hathiltan will the
Slate by twenty thousand. InJo
the etedlon Is propessing quietly. the
colored votes being largely in the ma.
1 0 1tY•
Mitarnirr, DOembar 2.—The
troche's Jackson special tooled aye
All:ones majority In the counties from
which returns ban been received, Lalgl2:
two out of siaty.twor show a aaln (or the
Radicals In same counties of 31888. No
disturbs:nom have occarrel. Everything
Is extremely quire, but the result asion.
bibs the natives.
Jew Ontrume, December 2—Bdani*
from hUssissippi, Bit* the following
rOtaise pr Alcorn: Wilkinson county,
t Waktibee,..2.7 sl l Ze1D0w0121 24 513:
sum, Vat al
2,474 WitrnM, 1011 41 452
Wenn usibbib. Mint
Lowden 8.500; Landerda% OM Clarke,
CM A gain In thirteen aunties, at
month= MOM over bun yeses Radian
vote, Tiniebosha county glean . Dena
SDon , kmOf MO,
The tuns is gassrally coneeded
to the
Madre, December 2 het
DonsM claim the State ter
Akar% by SINOOO,
CHICAGO
A Batch of Items from the Garden
City.
037 Telereph to the PI ttabargh Gazette.)
CMIO4OO, December 2. A batibr
named Henry W. Olinger, 240,1 i Cottage
Grove avenue, committed suicide late
list night In his shop, by taking • dose
of prussic add. His pecuniary difficul
ties Inspired the dose'.
It la reported that Daniel Walsh, tinder
sentence of execution on the 10th
will get a new trial granted him by the
Supreme Court. He murdered his wife.
It turns out that Dorothea Vanden-
huff, who died suddenly on Tuesday,
was not poisoned, as at first reported,
' but that she was suffering from inflam
mation of the lunge, at least that was
the verdict of the Ooroner'S Jury.
A spacial from DesinOluet lowa, says,
there is a good reason to believe that
Judge Dillon, of that State, has been w
ielded for the Supreme Judge of that
Federal Circuit.
A special from St. Paul stye, that let
ters have been resolved from Fort Gar
ry. dated November 16th and 20th. The
council of imirgent half breeds met on
November 16th, but after mete romans.
tlon, adjourned until the 18th. Cover.
nor McTavish's proclamation wee circu
lated among them, with, what the cor
respondent calls marked effects. A let
ter of the 20th declares that the Bed
River people will never submit to re
ceive Governor McDougall antes over
nowered by the Canadian Government.
It states that a multiciently large force of
insurgents are In arms m protect their
frontiers from any forces that can be sent
against them at present
Captain Ben. Bystor has been commit
ted for killing the desperado Pfeiffer last
night., This was done by the Ooronor
nothwithstanding the jury prone:weed
It • case of self defence. Buns will he
releasedon habeas corpus.
Melbourne Steward Hale, whose sup
posed impended animation during the two weeks, was hurried to-day.
There have been twenty-five hundred
new buildings errected In Chicago duo- '
Ins the past year, at an asperse of ten
million dollars.
While Martin Lennln was hauling
water pips at the corner of Taylor and
Lytle streets last evening, the
broke down and the water pipes rolled
from the wagon, throwing Lambe down
and ertishing him so badly that he riled
in a few minutes..
_ .
• special from Madi.on, Wieconson, says
Hutt d al
Hopkins, L regarded
by his physicians am conaiderably better
to bight, and hopes are now entertained
of his recovery.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
—A German shoemaker lamed Lela.
tar oommitted Weideyeate=rn-
I ag at Wheeling by mating him
—A latter from Bt. Domingo nye that
the leaden of all parties there, an well a.
in
States. Hayti, favor Emanation to the United
—A abed CODialllll4 a • loosamotive be
longing to the Pacific Railroad Company,
at Herman, Mo., was burned Wednesday
night. Loss CUM
—The T01100111113088E1120 has recemdder
ad the Brat vote on the bill reducing the
Bute tax to per own., and laid It on the
table. It la engaged cow on the bill to
reduce the tax twenty per cent., which
will probably pan.
—A Nl:Levkas Cuba, letter states that
4800 soldier. are In the hoepital there.
An excessive commlrsey among the ne
gro slave. at Begun he. been dhoovered,
by which they were to inamaere their
Spanish =lasers burn the ettates and
de vs declare themse free. Twelve of the
leaders have been summarily shot.
—Three and a half to Iles of mow sheds,
on the Union Pacific Railroad, will be
completed this weak. The company ex.
pent to finish 'even miles bL_the first of
iikitlM c tf - CI saWantrlklelso9ti
the leaser cola, planing the road out of
log snow.
all danger of interruptlons from drift-
—Whetstone, the Indian agent in Da.
kotah, nays that a formidable alliance
has been concluded between the North
am Mons and Crows for war against the
settler% In Eastern Montana and Wyom
lug. The Indiana are inatlrmed to thin
by an outlawed half breed named Re.
show, and they threaten the eaten:Mar
tire of the whites.
—A few night, tine a broker's office
In San Presidio:lwatt robbed of gold. and
all the burglars could carry was taken.
It has been ascertained that the robbery
was committed by parting from Chicago,
brought there ibr the purpere, dne of
whom was entered while on his way to
the cars with his 'hare of the plunder.
Th:t4 i pol ice have mince succeeded In re
m the whole amount.
—Early Wedneeday morning, near
Horshman Station, north of Dayton, on
the Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
Railroad, a man named Um* wan !bind
used, cut to pieces apparently with •
knife, and then run over by attain. De.
ceased resided near the station. The
supposition Is that he was murdered,
and then placed on the track to conceal
the crime. When discovered he was
stark naked.
—A are broke oat at • late boor Wed
besday night In Cleveland, In the COM
mamba Elevator, owned by Ooe, Merriam
& 00. , and partially destroyed the ma
chimp,. and contends. The Willing con
tained between fifty and sixty thotuand
bushels of grain. • great part of which
was damaged by water and smoke. The
entire loss la from termikr five to forty
thousand dollars. Folly Mewed
—The sale ofGovernmentproperty at
Harper% Ferry op to Wednesday
amounts in the aggregate to two hun
dred and eighty thousand dollars. The
musket and rifle factory, with Potomac
and Ighenandoah water power, was pur
chased by °imagist F. E. Adams. There
Is still a large number of lots and vain
ebbs proray to aelL The Baltimore t
Ohlo Company were ham bid.
dere.
ritcrryto ado—Th h e Legislat pteured of W a shington Ter.
a memorial to the
authorities at Weahington. asking that
the headquarters of the Department of
Columbia be removed from Portland to
Vancouver. Governor Mandan vetoed
over one hundred sets of the Legislature,
including the whole new code of laws
prepareif by the COmothadoner and
enacted by a unanimous vote by bothhouses
TEC NEW CITI.
Consolidation an tho South Stile—llient
lot or the COMlLltteb—plan Adopted
—neatly lbr Leg'Watts° Action.
Last evening the telioneentatlvesof the
various Matti= on the South olds,
which lt le proposed to ottamolldate, Met
at Burgas Salisbury's Mae, to complete
arrangements.
Present—Eurgem SaSabres,. Mows.
W. C. Aughinbaugh, Geo. Duman, E.
G. Krehan, SUrmln ham ; Mantra.
Terrence Campbell, and n Estop,
of Enid Birmingham; John Nualor,
of Lower St. Clair lawmhlp. 'Barone
Salisbury presidad.
1/001/MUIT L
Mr. Augbinbaogh stated that the ob.
jest of the meeting was to b the boon.
dery linen of the proposed new sonthaide
cky. He then presented the following
Beginning at the Junction of Lower
at. (!lair and Baldwin townships line, at
or near Sears Bun, on the Mommgahela
dyer; theme up add run along the town
snip line to lts Junction with the most
mown line of the firm of Wm. Noble's
halm thence westward along the line
between Onnaby's beim, Noble.* and
Ma Orifßa's the manor
um; along pro the manorperties
Ilne to
northward to
owner of Srownaville road, common to
lands of Knox. Allen's and Ormsby 's
heir's proportion along this line west.
ward between Hoax 'and Allen prop
erty M emmar, common to Knox, Allen
and Mmvay proportion- . westward along
lids line between Murray and Allan
lands to turnpike of corner 01 Mount
Waledngtoll ftbadaind to comer 0012031 M
to lands et M
Wax, Allen Alien and HAMM
aktog Mount Una to South
PlUsteugh Stsit=uth PUMburgh
P
btount W line la South
Pit •ftWrgtv and Monongahela Borough
oomer; Wong this Lin* to' Mown
river, atid up the river to place of bo•
ginning.
The plot, after being read van all mo
tion of Mr. Mohan, unanimously
adopted.
A. dbiatasice then enacted' in reheat
to's Oriel= at territory described.
Into wards, end the representation tram
earth In the Connell.
Oa motica -of Mr. Anattinbangh the
territory was divided into eight wards.
$ Wm then deeldetl W WOW tWo »pre!
sentativea from each ward in Select, and
three In Common Cciincit.
The Chair eras instructed on motion or
Mr. Campbell to appoint a committee of
hour to art in conjunction with Mr. Ahab
in bough In preparing a bill, and ibrward
, log it to the LegWature for legal eon
■emnaetlon of the consolidation.
The Chair reserved disappointment of
the committee for a few days, that the
matter might be fatly considered.
Mr. Krehan moved, In the event of
favorable action on the bill by the Leg.
laistore, that the election for the adop.
thin of the charter for the new city be
held on the mond Tuesday of April,
IWO. Carried.
The Committee then adjourned until
Thursday evening, December 9M.
Meteorological.
The following meteorological not are
from the records kept at Franklin, for
the Smithsonian Institute at Washing
ten. They are hued upon otrervations
made three Lime. ■ day, via: 7 a. x., 2
and 9 r.
Maelmam temperature der Ike mouth
of iovetesber—ath day. 2 P. at U . deg
Mi•leolou lemperatora--Ted, 7 A. ••
Warmest day. Ch. awerace Letup re
tura
Coldea Cy. Std aw• rag, t =poem •.1.1.22 ••
Meat, troaperatere fur the stoat h >b a..
•• ••
lad yam
Rugs of Thtswsaro - 0r.... .......
Roan of Than:mom ter sama 001k1.11
ILI. rear..... . .. 3:1
Slumber of days withal, Moodie.-- 1
Average/Jo...mu for lb. month 111-11:0
flambe/ of gaga an bleb rala MI. • I
Nuotheroi data so which mon of loos
J. "2 :17.1 d 0 1 f snot la
Lao..;Lao..;UMLao..;of 111 1., ;W.W.I stalled -
.1b in.d nth
tirsawat mow toll —Z.4I
W ADVERTISEMENTS
rar'NOTICE TO THE
CITIZENS OF PITTSBURGH!
The soporr pths froth UM Kerr to the yeah at
the Water Works le skated by drlftewood. thel
, auly eel wooloe con bo worked; lbersdcro I
would metros 4/1 Muer/um of water taw ear..
ral Sul .. to aas ../ ..... la.. ~...d.d
JOSEPH FUENCH.
DUPEILINTINDLNI%
11 1 PMSON & 11011LINBIIING
POCCIZSTONS TO
W. EL EVOUS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 lIITI At, kis AL clair
We ban Jest received a lame sapply 411.11
sad Winter 000411, which will be .10 as Ramos
abb. mica*. Yr. EILAN RHINO will still at
tend to tea Cutting Ihpactistesit.
MaPFIZEMOII • MIIIILAISZELNO
Tug NW AMOY
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
NEWARK, N. J
ASSECCR, Over 8500,000
AIA Pollees Issued la Ws Compagy are WWI
- Nos-rodklul•it arga-thf tiar...s 0,0"
Dividends thnuallt declared and applied es
third Lethal presentees, either on the permaansair
biomes of the porn*, oils redact!ce of gireati.
the.
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
Grene7ral Agent,
167 1-2 Wood Street, (2d door,
PTTRIIBOBOII
NIP. wai.st. /kerma vramitd.
MICg7
AN 041DRIANCE
To Palma* for Loufar fla , allialb
sad Italia to as Dlassoorl Market
Mosso§ for a Taro at Team
Wltaaaaa, Many of Um RASO/ cad Stall• la
the plaataati alarm noes. wart hared hi at
Dltataad liartat hatac.-tor Wan al In
Sad tea years, .chat tants ban. noW explied
and 0. occupants thatial bold Um saw at WILL
and U hhltaalaat that all Stands sad
Malls to gala Manus Houma, attapt Wawa.
muds. attaaht b .data tat Ihr a Sanaa faath,
Bat I. Be It ordained and emoted by the dry
or Pltteburgh, la Select sad Ortmtetoa Coandla
aeumbled, aadu la hereby ordained and enacted
by the an zbortty of the Nona. That the Market
Committee &hall be and Is h• ruby aatho rimed wet
empower. d to a aka, Bleellt• and deitller ...MI
la 0. an. ef the CMY or rtittatdt nth 6 . Bl .td.
or Inalta /a the diamond If KAMM for Me term of
t
tea yeareltrata the em yof APR. A. D. nrhiL
Bac. A. Boy flotaalt shall, oa or before the
ant day of February. D. 1210. to and stale
lish as aaanal rent for Ohm!! or Stall ta maid
inarketa..4 shall. at na b time. a+ MO .07
detarentne, before tha to day of ADM A. D.
WO. Orme ant eta Ha days' patine of the
time and place of eat by adverllssorent la the
PM...1 111 . 1 243 , 151“1 to do • elty prathur, expos.
said eau& and Malta o pubtla at. at auction,
and to axpose the mak. to the Wilms sad bed
bidder.
made Sac. 3. All leases ley Ma said Committra
Man be melee Le Movies amellthme,
They aluill be madam to Ma payment at the la
natal mat Axed by Me Clammlttata the amour of
oblob Mall as unmated at the Alm of mks
aid made payable qamterly le adnam. la de
limit of p•JOIPSS of said nal or lay portico
Meteor. for them mouths attar the suns shall
Memos are. tab tam Hata and ell rlabts than
udsr. shall be feMaltal, sold the Iteperlateadiet
of Markate shall dlapomeas Ma occupant and MP
tale possmstm at UM Blame sr Ma/I. tab Ms
Commit*. may Immedlately vela tae mom.
Any Melatlea of she replattosa foe Ike Yana'
which may be lammed by (Mandl* of the Nadas
Cromalmee, atO Moonableht, one sa il Wee;
Mall operate as a tbrfritare of said kb wag sad
Ma lepertaleadeat of Itarketa may, wader Um
Inman. of aid Coonalttee, dIaMMOMM the mr• 1
repeal sad retake pomersioe of the Mad .or
Sta/l, and nut Omaramee may uawalthaly teat
to same. The mompaata of sad Staab mad
Std a may oda cc mbriet the earn. sot Oa ma.
embalm of tho tame fol. width lb. same may
he lamed to say salted* imam. lion Bolles Y .
Me ihsperlatradeet of_larketa. Bald Maeda aad
Naha shall not he used for any oily Damon
Ikea the WI oh saab smiles as are attbarthall
by hb• ragalatibas. Bala COMMltille may Impose
say mbar reammalle cosetttlee sot Ismosahtent
5110 Mb oldleamea.
Exc. 4. All Lams made wader amoral at
ordWtu .eau e. alynot la the masa and
oa behalf at Ur (Vat PYtui bay. by the Muds.
man a dm Marta% Qoaandtlee sad 0411 balm:,
eel by Una Itayar with tb• candwala deal at MO
NW sad Mall bd traaaf.rabla o 1 tas bras at
the asparlataadmat of Lrtais, mad sat, atbar•
trfae '
5. It
Om stall Data. est, of P • flaisafla
taadirea of llssist I to proooto • beak a whirl,
Oa dull eater UM assaber•of all naiads sad
Issas. Oka annul rental that** So mama sold
sad ta► arka lir weak Ilat sums to add. sad
sate Mamma Mastiffs $ Weam.Osßarsmlda
b• roads.
RESOLUTION
To Pave Ease Now aszkiit /foam Lt.
liosiesit, That Na Market Cosettitto 1, so-
Winged to Datoesee the motto's eThele, hen.
Ina oa,Ylßh • Once. encore es tie ••L7ta hey
;opL:uat. ler d Tag
eat they tot eathortord to broom Noel Imelda
Dos es *97 Is mamas, to moot. tme olty
makethe Duos&and _
waved ealo . ll _1330 I NM Is ammo,
this 11940 Airy atmoveabto. A. D. OM
_ 'JAMS ifeAD
proolleatt oidelsot Comsat.
Attest, Ltl. loseeer • -
oltDooet OaLSCIL_,_ _
0. 3 :4te.V.V=111.
♦Hest. f a lia er = .oo.46
davit
, •
- •
11EMIL" •
iiMZ=2l
Thal Um Ms tat Clastabbi be t.
emus ss aftiMPUO , imp ft atob.
fts ft* alms ,or Mir aft, int Muses
Moues* It tui.aftiolft ftbsbur.o
oftists es vale bladurt grwritalli
tr oa l
aftbAlszsltuemi ti gx ,
01, ad Sod aimed Imp iiTawAftftniax,'
Oft wa err itorc.be ts 4. .
Noasow. •, • • •' •
ekirk or # 0 15
sr"
."41* mo o aThtes.ivAgile* . 4Clams d ) l ;,
/2. NClllatTill. • .
• . OartotCanioaCosatai
♦ copy la faralta.4 ■tatalivaLLy to Ur WU,
vp of a dab of len. Posttrustan ST requastsA
ko bra . ea agent..
PENNUILAX. REED t CD.,
PropFletats.
rarivo 77 =9—..7b4Lat,. Klitirashvi
"Lad," want.," ...Pound," .Boopel
ter-, eseeedeeig FOUR LINA%
,u4ll
be Inserted the Mem whole= own ftr
TWENTY -FM? CRAM; mei ad&
tionad bete FIVE ozNrs
WANTa,
WA !lir ED —A Good: A ettir•
HOY. to craliaT A OOTS . sr Lai. sad
atter Dm APPLY !,.InVitA AwitirO.
Rall.oottoo,to
1T -
AATED.,--A few first-dim
ttu.ll ass at 1138 rataannudfais
ther,. renl appty.
TVANTED.-.-A TO DO
00 OsNEIIALL EtatratWOPX. fa a INWI
Be.t of tafarenaes rogralabd. CALI 113
300 urawfard urea,
lieltrArrED — AGENT.—rlVitale.
vv v A.sa rerensviiwas faz gals of waft
boort/vs.:l tools *up &Oliva tor toopoottaiagttlio
lobar of Modulo,* ILispoiliat Kornai MN"
Oecood .rd. Alletbon Uri •• or 19. ALUM
W•
ANTED.—A Gentleman sag
LODI BOARDS T TO 'occupy • CONTTII.
biz room. on ascout Tooi.•114 troitd/32.-111
rwormble rue, to • fry AR•saat. ToOLUM:
Al.eoJnoy City. AMiTio C. LI.. (WRITS
TM&
I. Hi • t' A
IS, 11
street, P
BORM?eaS JUNNo.
twit%
Ueda of employeeeed. roma: Ins,.
IVARTED.—sITVATIOX, ASA
ivy Ticavetuso AMENT l'Or Canv
i l te i vrate there, to r Tel 10 Te
ecßrcPeerveinew
aequa P e P •Pla tha Beet 130 genir Iltales•
AHUM.AD,All.lthalltat7 • • -
WAIIITED.-Ack AG.ENT ter Oh
Tiala BiwtriP Wear "I"Ait •
otter term more Mena Than au alb oa "Idalicamptale
Cali and azasatete at
W l6l Waa4 ifripa g •
H. C. ILCOX..Travat •
iirkarram-acorra •r
WEE= to sell the AXEMICIEiIIa
W EE= tee out, PIEMEM
tini a if= evgAzzoated. PrtarX/4
treu AMERICAN ZNITTINrMAZINEet
Boatoo. or St. Lonis. Mo.
I ANTED. MORTCFACEICIL
510.000 to La= la Ism or =all agoontk
Emus Y. Mt?. -
8121. Band and Rant Mara ibota4 -
No. IT? amlblald anat.
WAFTED. AGENT&
IL'S month so sell On oat?
PaOval, mutt/a ortrintit 111 W
MIMI. Prlooonlatlll. Great tathL * _aaartia Oa
=Of' T tregy akesStrini" —Aare
Look Bilten••—•rill clo any kilt] at mat mau
that
be done on utr Inaelln. - 100,090 wad aid
demand oosetaatly Inentlalg. • Emil Cm
to tato ut •tntry. bond tar
17 . 0. rt f orrt, ‘ =b., Plttabaritli. Ps. sa 111„
Loa . * Mo.
WMMM.
50 COAL DIGGERS
•
VW tad plasma t *limner% deastget Laptop
nem end good, wages at the Lan of Na
"Mercer. Iron and Coal C 0.."
At Bioastere, on u. imelicrin .od inaktla
gnahnly. Marsh county. ALII ran teas 11111&
burgh. • p ply - to •
H. B. BLOOD,
OLAREAL MiLIIT. Buraaboro.
LOST.
L OST -DO66-A black 'mil
Peat
81.TTIC 2 DOG straLad DIM peps.
*a Peat anat. agar et. unit. Had 11
taala mbar marked •.OaseTt•
Mijk
eater .at 1.111 ba rah 7 nmaxgail lesTiat
tga
eve at Santa conattag roma.
hOST.—Yesterday rata a
OZATLEII sal It TOR OOLLAH, l■
. Mato to Erowitstolra. A Ilbayal
via tio given Ir lot% al I Groat Moat'
TO-LET
rro.LET.—ons lam Iffattillt
A ROOM. second Mort. amt oaddr lotMellaa
insa and saddiresst. wllll swims
EXU=Za:;!=i
•
r r i O . LET.--11003116—A Flindabo
, TII MON r / 2 00.14 de4r.bbk
toripir map.> Manny /?{MIIII
tipl LAI/AIL 6003/4VIA; tbs_Park.
ml
.lin or "taunt an ammo,.
tog MOIL N - •
FOR BALE.
F ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, , ,,,,,,,,
eit SALE.
cos'. LAND&—Ona at Umbel Itemise
ever altered, at priests sale. W.ul4 .essate,
sfairs - 341%.".. s BSammb sornir
Mel sena s lfseesgra enente. ea.: 110 b•
hi MMus. county. G.; e,oooaer. Is Team:
30 acres (matte ern harpstmer.
%vers. nos BUICK Ilottnen. and • numbered
lelt•to DIVILLLtie 11011711DS es titian's%
streets.
Man tar Ma an matey verynrheelpat stmt._
bgnalus R 10•61.11614; inja.ta flair•
.41 to ply. lasaante rant. Nam Loan.
inquire ot 11. B. WILLI/ma. • Xes=„l
Isanranes•
•antd: inmate...4h ward,
trilTgb. pr... °Molt. Joba's heal
Mare*.
11 MLLE.
Hoaw
ea,'" Loy
"Ad a 814 t he 9 2 1 eades
Er 000; aad Lot t SS Jams alnai:
.?2:l!,trrwl rlvvalva
• nem Is Engem toweettat.
see" road, 68.000:II lots oa Tremaat
rI.OOO. boxes t ad lot no MUM%
and looresil at Seaver Wee Elatia
sad S .en. 10 Kllsabeth ram
asal let La andsareates, Servs! re ... m .
.00atilna m a
t t em =Ma try 8112
ems at baatta Oaks atulaa. 111 t
VITIBITIKULA. •
gni nisi = writer Otito . aalt Itatataagtir
row* LAND FOR' 11FALD..4 - lear.
j.k. Aare actuates bad la iia• *Mu billddellg
tt s L toms an, Ow UPS Od fild Northwesters lidErosd. &ad h 0..• - ot Mod,
moduli • partleas dt,dbe Stain . WM Waite
tae able ars pad, A.1 , 1d7 111, -
2. MA= At CO4
04 fowl* masa,:
Van riALEE.nielneiand
A:. en. new.aad Boom& H , O. at an
coastaant ea Laid.
Nom an mai at tha "Mr, aranlitn/
arjeeatid ' jAltl3
. Clam t Kaman Lamm aP.P. It ne.,141 . 1'
Antalhast, Pa.
r 42
vonsaLE-9Esm .
Emnl ,
t hi ntie t d t4 • 4l 2 2" '
4-- "Va•sz.u."&oc,"""2"'
LIOR NALL —ENGINE!
801713121. now end ownw-boor.
enmity to tuna anti baniat iff ano
foto ze z°l. 8"1"I'M
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111 •r.t • . • •
BIACIIII/11 SHOP. Ira - ..”•
tEßßONAlAlliparressasdt.,
- we TIMM ar Imentisaala WSW llirt
ri'ln prjvim-2WRVATinanat :
n1ca........................, e ,
•• . .... b, saillmoosso . :
14"7"Ma"1"(37314 , . 0, ,1. . ;
- •
JOHN IL COOPER dFli at Bell and Braze
Beams Locuonyi,
ituesszs. -
maim Protaptia
BABBITIB mwmi
Made and Kept en. Fractal
• aciFutors.mal!uusalttairsci .
LMAKijefilhappiftißliameinrif
S i rE4* PQlre-
trah 882 PEIM:8111EM?=
- r mamma & to
r2::;‘ ,
ximix:rOtt SAVnigaS.
7m ,".ll : fru l li. us. 4lsl4B4l:l66 l•ll l722l"zu‘galC sum 4 ;:
ppa Ulna Maw Miranda..
7114 52 4 r d in=a r
A. Bierry ,
IS e4 aes "l77- ss " Li alh
aes,4l ankul / 4 sco.neagarza. m4 444B*:: : :: : ::"
moudis' *Meg -
ME