The Pittsburgh gazette., February 05, 1870, Image 1

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CASTOI( has eight miles of water pipe,
AB , FrA mms county is plagued with
grave robbers.
Tim lisptists of Canton are about to
bad a $25,000 church.
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Tun Congregational meeting house at
Austcnburg was burned last week.
-111J11,16YrICID is to have a new hotel,
opera house, =ion depot end gynb
nasinm.
JABEZ Down, of Jefferson, Ashtabula
county, was killed by a tailing tree on
Thursday. -
}linen Iltamo, of Conneaut, shot him
self while. ginning, and is not expected
to recover,.
Asotrr febivary 22d regular trains will
boon to run on the Cleveland ft Mandl•
ion railroad.
ONE day last week seventeen babies
were born Within a radius 'of 11T0 miles
born Mainfield;
Ix the lut alx years Akron has grown
more rapidly in population and wealth
than has my town in Ohio.' •
Tim citizens of Jefferson haze organi•
sot a fire department. A large cheese
factory la also being put up.
Joint Foutexs, of Jefferson, Wayne
county, is 105 years old and said to be
the oldest inhabitant of Ohio.
A nu LBOAD from near Belmont through
Norristown to stlllwater, near Exypt and
thence to llMlcaville, is talked of.
'tun store of J. G. Watson. Cuyahoga
was burglarized dto the extent of
one thousand dollars in goods last week.
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A. A. FOX, a Postmaster in Richland
county, was recently convicted of steal
ing money from letters deposited in his
*Mee..
TRENTY•YOTIL persons were received
into membership in the M. E. Church of
Cuyahoga Falls. Sunday, the fruits of
the present revival.
;Rasura' three-fourths of the grape crop
in 1868, was gathered In six counties, viz.:
Ashtabula, Belmont, Cuyahoga, Erie,
Lorain and Ottawa. .
THREE have been two petitions from
about 1,700 citizens of Belmont county,
asking the removal of the county seat ol
Janice front St Clairville to Minh . City,
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Tan Presbyterian Church of Orrville
had to returst_its bell to the Mansfield
foundry, because its tone was almosiden
tlad with that of the German Reformed
bell.
JOICS ISCEINNET, an , aged farmer of
Shelby c duty, eat Ids throat on the 16th
alt., on * account of religious excitement,
and failing to kill himself, was taken to
an insane asylum. ' ' '
A wins:iron . finance is to go into *oter
afitin in October at Warren . Trum bull
smutty. the loan tendered by the citizens
of that town having been accepted by a
party of capitalists.
A. BABE was born in a railroad omnibits
In front of a hotel at Piqua, on the 25th
nit. The fattier and mother were on their
way to Detroit to attend the funeral of
the latter's mother.
Ton li ttle townw of Covington le going
to ;nest's quarter of 'a million dollars in
a water works. They hare tried water
and find it is a pretty good beverage, after
that is said against it..
Taos: S. Conniff, of Norwalk, chal•
lenges any man in America, wearing a
wooden. leg, as he does, where the mon
tation if above' the knee, to walk one
mile, fottrom $l, to 00.
A HOTIn Jefferson township, Adams
. - county,voceupiedlby two feeblemindcd
brothers:named Gilpin, was burned
cently. The Way of one was found in a
field near by. The other brother cannot
be found. •
A vans= near Barnsville. killed a
two hundred dollar horse by striking it
near the eye with a small stone, inflicting
a slight wound, which, in the course of
a few weeks, remlted in an Immensely
swollei bead and death.
AT Canal Fulton. January 27th, a
daughter of Mrs. B urnham was severely
burned, and Mrs. B. was badly burned
by the explosion of coal oil in a can,
'from which the daughter was pouring oil
upon a Are to kindle it.
A 'swum from Molina, Ohio, says:
"French; of Wooster, and Scott, of
Medina, have had their wool depot open.
They hare taken nearly 40,000 pounds
wool, average price, 41 cents; range, 40
to 42 cents. - •
Wilms Willlam Blackwood-was rid
ing in a sulky, four miles south of OW
villa, his hose frightened, end he fell
down between the horse's heels and the
sulky wheels, and received injuries, from
which recovery la doubtful.
Noma county is third in the State In
the production of tobacco.. For the year
ending July Ist, 1869, she cultivated
2,281 acres, producing 2,826,688 - pounds.
Montgomery and Monroe are the only
counties ahead of her, and they are not
very far in advance.
Twi annual report of the Ohio Board I
of State Charities, shows an aggregate of 1
nearly seven thousand inmates, of all
classes, In the county Infirmaries of Ohio.
Of this nuMber, about one thousand are
under twelve years of age. DS compu
ted that there are no less ' than twelve
hundred Insane persons outside of the
asylums of the State, confined In friends.
Infirmaries, or cared for by
Nearly five kindred epileptics need suit
able public provision for their care, •
large proportion being now kept in In'
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NNWS AND DISCELLAIST
Tux Congregationalist trams the recent
A n t 'of the Itev.'idr. Cooke to his
Ant dor. if; snot,
he bed never
smoked, he could not have become a
smoker; bad he not been a smoker he
would not bare taken to opium; and had
he not need opium he would have stayed
at home with Mr* Cooke and been' *re
spectable clergyman.
A kis, blind in one eye, ssys a corres
pendent of the Baltimore Smells, aiming 1 ,
Ms gun at a duck, killed, instead, young '
girl, who come suddenly up on the right
side. " The murderer is exculpated on sc•
count of his blindners. As men always
shut one eye in. taking dm, this Aflame
would seem to argue that he shut the
wrong cyd and took aim with the blind
one.
A thocx Is like a man—lt has two
hands, a face, an inside and an outside.
Sometimes the hands point to the truth—
but tkli not ashamed to show • face
it • It is a useful piece of
chthery—so is man. It often gets out of
order—so does man. It is often wound
up—so is man. It sirikes—Lo does man.
It is not always to be relied On—no more
Is man.
Wornfris made by the teeth often prove
poisonous. A man In Detroit struck
another in the teeth on Christmas day,
cutting his own knuckles thereby. The
hand swelled and inflamed, and since
then the flesh has decayed from the
wounded anger. The diseased bone has
been tint without effect; and tho
phpikithe think amputation will -be na•
canary.
Tirn annexed fish story is a Maryland
production: A than fishing in a river in
-that State found that his hook was at
tsched to something, and pulling it np
with some difficulty discovered at the end
of his line a jug holding about half a gal.
l on . Sot wishing to lose his only Ipoit,
he demolished the jog, and to his great
astonishment found that the book had
been swallowed by a monster. catfish ex
actly the size and shape of the Mad
A cauxos professor encouraged his
geology class to collect specimens, and
one day they deposited a piece of brick,
streaked ant} stained, with their eolith-.
tied, thinking to impose upon the doctor.
Taking up the specimens, the professor'
remarked: "This is a piece or haute,
from the Cheshire mines;" holding up
imbiber, "This Is a piece of feldspar from
the Portland quarries, and this," coming
to the brick, "is a piece of iMptidertos
from some member of this clam."
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UROPEAN Gomm
Ong of the devil lutes of Isaac Pcreire,
the Parisian bker, has eloped with a
young Jewish law student.
Lours Kuser:mg will receive' a copy
right of ten thousand lire from s Turin
publisher for the Italian edition of his au
tobiography. , •
Tag King of Primula said:, recently, to
a celebrated German crimlnallet, that as
long as he was on the royal throne of
Prussia, the death penalty should not be
abolished. •
Tag project to erect a statue to the
Empress Eugenie, at Amiens, in core
tie nts in that city, has p
y, has o
been definitely
I abandoned.
One George Dyer has given himself
" up to the London pollee, charging him
' seer with the murder of an old mining
"pard" In Australia, twelve years ago.
He is believed to be insane. j•--
"A Book About Words," the au
thor gives an explanation of the phrase,
"Nine Tailors Make a Man." In Itte
olden time the strokes ande passing ?sell
were called "tellers," s nine strokes
indicated the death of a man,' while three
announced that of a child and six that of
a woman, the words "nine tellers," were
eitally perverted Inds nine tailors.
limo Witucu of PfUellia shed tears of
' joy on being informed that the Emperor
of Russia bad conferred on him the Grand
Cross of the Order of St. George, which
la the highest military distinction of Rus
sia, and which has not been conferred on
any mat since the death of the Emperor
Nicholas, who had given it last to Field
Marshal Radetaki, the great Austrian Oen
end.
Esimr. Otrivran, the new Prime Min
laterof France, Intends today before the
Chainber shill making important changes
in regard to the penalties imposed on
&collate. Instead of being imprisoned,
persons Convicted of having fought a
duel shall henbeforth be fined one hun
dred thousand francs. It is believed that
' this change-in the laws will do much to
' ward checking the duello mania now rag
' hag in France-
Youso Barondt M—, one of the
leading, members of the Parisian jenneass
dorm, sent the other day. for Joseph, his
stylish groom. "Joseph," he said to
him, "you are a good servant; I cannot
1 , but compliment your on the manner In
which you perform your duties, and yet
I must dismiss you," "But why,
Baron?" 'asked Joseph. "Simply be.
cause, contrary to our agreement, you
get tight ern the same days as I."
Peurics*Aeotkon made the other day,
at a meeting of the Imperial Council of
State, a speech in favor of trial by jury
tor all press offenses. This speech Is said
to - be one of the beat he ever delivered.
In the course of it the Prince said: "A
great society such as ours, which has at
its head a national dynasty, whose roots
nein the bowels of universal suffrage,
need not fear to beheld M check by ten or
twenty thousand vagabonds; and themen
mint is to know how to put those Tags
bonds at their proper place."
PAUL DE CAMLLONAC was knocked
down, the other day by a workman, on
toe Boulevard des Indies, on his return
from the Odeon Theatre. Some working
man Rappel's were standing on s corner,
and one of thcried out " Vice ta Re
publique!" Basi l de Cassagesc, who
happened to piss by, and had a little too
much wine at a dinner party, previous to
going to the theatre, stood still and cried
"Silence, canaille, siyace!." The next
moment he was knocked down by one of
the party. Some policemen hastened to
- the spot, but. before they were able to
make any arrests, the workingmen had
effected their escape.
Tag other day, the Emperor Napoleon
handed Count Napoleon .Daru, his new
Minister bf Foreign Affairs, a diplornatte
letter sent hies by General Fleury, We
Imperial Embasaador at St. Petersburg.
Count Darn thereupon _said to the Era.
peror: "Sire, if your Majesty would not
consider it inconvenient, it would in prat
erudite if all diplomatical communications
were directly addressed to the Minister
on Foreign affairs. I intend even to send
a circular to this effect to all of our diplo
matic agents abroad." "Welt, then, my
dear Meister," replied the Emperor,
twirling his mustache phlegmatically, as
he. always does, "well, then, It shall
henceforth be is you wish."
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The steamers Cambria and Penneyl
vinia, from Europe,arrived at New York
last night.
—Hon. Truman H. Hoag, Represent*
tive from Toledo, Ohio, is dangerously
ill at Washington City.
—An assistant city clerk, of Newark,
New -.lsrael. bra einbersted two thousand
dollars, and tied to California. •
—At Bangor, Maine, yesterday, the
thermometer Indicated 2434 degrees
below zero—the coldest there this winter.
' —Henry A. Wilmerding, of the well
known auction house of Wilmerding,
Hognet & Co., New York, died yesterday
after • brief Mmes. ~ .
—The report th at an assi stant city
Mayors Newark, N.
ch .1.; bad fored the
name to ocks amounting to
135,000, is unfounded.
—Mormon missionaries engaged in
theoryulgating their peculiar doctrines to ,
iciniy oi New York, claim to have
made many converts.
—The shoddy factory In Templeton,
Mau., owned by J. C. Hill & Co., wee
entirely destroyed by - lire Thursday
night. Less 140,000. Partially insured.
—McFarland, the slayer of Richardson,
was visited in bye tom Rogerse York.
on Thursday, y Mr., of Phila. I
delphia, who proffered five hundred dol•
l i
lara to the fund for his defence.
- aenstor Spra has been there but one
day since the holiday adjournment.
The @opposition is that he is i h
n Rode'
, bland working up his labor reform. 1
—A young physician of Moberly, Me',
named C. W. Buchanan, on a business
visit to St. Lmis, died yesterday from
the effects of a large dose of morphine,
taken for quinine to alley neuralgia. -
—The Green Line eicursionlste, am
[ bracing delegates from Cincinnati, Louis
ville, and other points, returned to
Louisville from Savannah yesterday,
' and expressed much malefaction at the
new commercial route to the sea.
—The motion entered at Chicago by
Barbara Diversey, daughter of the late
I bigebael DIVE , ' way, to set aside an order
of the Court made In Janusry granting
letters of administration to the widow of
I deceased, was overruled yesterday.
—George Tresenteter, wife and two
children, while floating don WO Ohio
river near Loniseille nsmelt,a were
aped. during • gale on Wednesday night
and all drowned, except an almost grown I
boy, who succeeded in reaching shore by .I
clinging to a piece of lumber. Trees.
meter wait going to Mississippi to am. '
bark In bintinesa. I
• —Zones and Carpenter, colored men,
untamed to death for rape, were exe
cuted at New Cantle, Delaware, jester- I
day, in the jail yard, in the presence of
six . hundred persona. Jones made a
short speech, repeating that Carpenter I
was innocent, ne be (Jotter) had urged I
him to the deed. Jones died Instantly, 1
but Carpenter struggled for five or six I
minutes, . •
The City ConnotbiorCineinnell pawed
en order . yesterday afternoon directing
the demolition of the Fifth Street Market
House, to make way [or the Davidson
Fountain. Workmen were eummotie&
by telegraph, and long before the coon- I ' .
cite adjourned the building was in ruins. '
Four men were injured severely by fail
ing Umbers. This prompt action pre.
v removal ene butchers, who- hsvo resisted
' thev of the market hpuse, from
delaying It further by Injunctions.
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1 -Aviot',occurred at Brooktiville, Mile
sissippl,..on the '29th nit., between the
negroes arid the whites '
shooting out of
a youth named Partner a negro
who had assaulted him, which at 'one
time threatened to involve the whole
„section In bloodshed nil
strife. The
negroee, wbo wore armed, forcibly took
Farmer from the -constable end threat;
coned to killc and burn the town. A
messenger wee dispatched to Columbus,
for assistance and fifty . armed men re
turned on th e, mud
and arrestodeuenty.
five nevem, the others having made
IM 4 their covsPla : At bed Seraria., quiet
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been restnred.
FIRST DITIOI
MIEIdrIGIIT.
HARRISBURG.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
SENATE: Bills Beporled—nr.
Lowry Denounces the Editor of
the "Telegraph" for Alleged
False -Statements—Newspaper
Corutuenls on Contested Elec
tions Resolved to be Improper.
HOUSE : Xeiropoituu Police
Bill rissed.
Blocolal 111tralch to the Intlaburtat liat.tte.)
• Ilkiausisuno, Feb. 4, 1670
SENATE.
111 keroursti,
Mr. White's bill, allowing seven per
cent. intereetimd legalising ten percent,
in writing, was reported affirmatively.
Mr. Purman's bill, making bills of
lading of goods, wares and nierchandisa
in store and In transit negotiable, was
reported affirmatively.
CIIANOE OF NAME.
Mr.GßAllAlSteitlied up Senate sup
plement ter the Itotioniddiels. Valley -
Railroad, changing the name to Pltta•
hurgh, N irglnta and Charlestown Rail
road. Passed.
A Q.OB.ttION OF rinvilLlWin—WlE SCULL
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. FINDLAY CANE.
Mr. LOWRY—I rise to a Privileged
question. In a nowspsper published In
this oily- nailed the flatly Telegraph, of
yesterday. I find the following, which I
ask the clerk to read.
The article was headed eOur conscience
stricken brother Lowry. The afmtuitteo
refuse to examine iota the frauds of the
Scull-Findlay contested eta Con case,"
charging Lowry with having betrayed the
Republican party by voting against tbo
admitting ot proof of fraud ni the Demo
ctalle township of Allegheny. Somerret
county' that no matter how sti ong
the proof may be riow,of. . fraud, Findlay
Would retain his Seat; that such wee the
bat gain entered into that corrupt Sen.'',
atot with the Democracy. Tho• article
alleged that there wan proof that Daniel
Shirai and Thomas Miller voted for
Findlay to Thompson township,Xulton
county, whenlheir attnal residence wag
with their families in Becks comity, and
this evidence this honest juryman ro
fueed to hest.
AD'. LOWRY said: Now, Mr. Speaker,
the charge against me is that I voted
lwith the Democracy, and thereby gave
e casting vote on the final nano In thts
case. Now, Mr. Speaker, I call upon the
chairman of that committee, and Upon
every member of that committee, to
bear
ee ine on, whe I say that the com
m wore unani n mously of the opinion
that Allegheny township should Oat be
stricken out. There was no difference of
opinion on this question. Yet last night
Bergner published to the country that
thin great wrong wee done in tine case,
in pursuance of • bargain with 'the
Democracy. and that I did the deed. I
cannot think of anything mere infamous
than' this, and I cannot find language
adequate to express myself in reference
to this ellanieful tuiseieproaantation. 1
now give Esrgnur and hie friends notice
that if be ever dares to cut his lent upon
the flyer of this Senate, after repeating
such charges an these, I will, If tie le
peons them, ask for bin immediate Sod.
lorcaile expubion. Thin Senate cannot
a endue of corruption, who
will' sullutapublinh a Ito made to or
the whole cloth. Every Senator on
that cotnuintee voted to exclude Alle
gheny township from being considered,
unless fraud was proved. No mem on the'
committee objected to hearing proof of
fraud, What be (Bergner) says in the
balance of the , that the mit-L
we would hear noartacle evidence rel co ati m ve to
the
ton comet
certain men, is entirely false,
and tile committee will beat me out in
that. The committee decided that we
could not require a man to swear for
whom he voted until it woo proven that
he wan an illegal voter. It it not Ls:canna
I am on thin contested election cane that
the editor of this paper designs to des
troy me in the estimation of my constit
uents. That is not it. It is because I
stand here between him and the Treas
ury, believing him to be the most noto
rious thief in 'Pennsylvania; who boa
stolen more money from the Treasury
than any '.man•iri the Commonwealth.
iT achat the motive power of these at
the,is
ot n hie (Bergner's) sympathy for
Mr. Small. I have a long list of larceny
charges to make against this man,
which I intend someday talky before the
Senate and my constituents. I charge
tirairge Bergner with having run his
arm more than coo hundred times into
the State Tremor) , and stolen thereftom
every pound of meat that he carries Upon I
hie bones. Not on. pound that ha has I
not stolen out of jtio Treasury, (Laugh.
ter.) And it is flar that he would wrong
me here, on the fallen charge' that 1 wait
acting unjustly and unfavOrsbly upon
the commlttee.
Mr. Brook, a member of the wreath
tee, rose toe:plain. .
The Speaker ruled that Mr. Lowry
having spoken to a queatien ofpriviicge.
It was now improper to state• e hat had
occurred in the committee..
I Mr. LOWRY—I think It Is due to iny - -
1 self that I should prove that charge false
hood in open Senate by every member of
the committee.
Mr. Tu.altrat moved that Mr. Brooke
be allowed to explain.
Unanierfous consent was given.
Mr. BROOK said the Senator from
Erie Was Justified in slaying that the
committee generally wore env:lona •to
bear evidence from that dlatrlct, but that
the ruling of the majority was in some
rases of • Most outrageous character.'
The publication referred to was highly
improper. Votes . were given after all
outsiders were excluded from the room.
Mr. LOWRY—Did you not toil me
thin morning that there sou no difference
of opinion in the committee on the nob
jest?
Mr. BROOK—I did not say there woe
no difference of opinion. Mtwara. Oster.
hout and Lowry consented. I had no ob.
Potion to it, or I would have said so. I
believe the committee were governed by
no other motive than a Bones of duty. • -
Mr. GRAIIAM had understood Mr.
Loiltry to say that he stood between
everg and the greatest. thief
whohad his hands In the State
Treasury. Then you say that Mr.
Mackey Is the greatest thief in the Com.
mohwealth? • •
Mr. LOWRY—Oh, not I meant George
Bergner was the greatest thief who had
ever stolen money out of the Stata Treas.
PILLS iffTIIOIMOI O,
By Mr. DUCKALEW: For Dual ad-
By Mr. BILLISEFEIR: 'Relative to
contracts by.Courity eomudieloners, re
quiring tbem to register all sealed pro-
posals of ;500 or more Air open Mope°.
Mon during Mx weeks and publication
thereof In two newapapers under penal
ty of a One of g2.,000.
By Mr. ROTAS: Making general the
act of Ma, promoting iinproverueot of
real tallith by exempting Mortgages
and other money seettrittes from taxa.
By. • ,
By Mr. ES.AlLkhir _lncorporating the I
1 Ohrystal Spring ice Manaraettiring and
Storage Conipany of Allegheny county.
unwitratin cosisterirs.
By Mr. DAVIS: That the newspaper
comments on the action of committees
In contested election' canoe during their
pendency are so numifestly Improper
that we may reasonably expect the prac
tice to cease from this date. i
Mr. WHITE objected to the resole.. •
Don, because it was too vague, indefinite -
and general to accomplish anything, and I
because it might be construed to inter
fere with the freedom of the prows and
the right to comment on the proceed
ings of the Legislature. Be moved an
indeliniterposrponement, which be sub.
sequently withdrew.
Mr. BOWLED said he _bad never 16 ,
ceived a greater blackgtiardlug than ho
received Pt this morning's Democratic
organ here.
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Mr. BROOK& make saw Mkt' morn
' ing a most outrageous, attack upon M -
r.
.B.err, of Butler.
Mr. MUMMA. defended rgner and
declared that if he (Mr. Lo ß wr e y) bad not
been an violent in his attacks upon that
editor ho would not be attacked himself.
He delirecated and disapproved the anti-
rile in question, but his (Mr. `cowry's)
denunciations had boon unbecoming. It
Eras from this harshness that he wee
forced to defend his constituent.
Mr. LOW RY—I know that the 'Senator
feels it his - bounden duty to take Mr.
Bergner to his bosom*. lie feels his con
stituent needs defouse, and he pitied
paim, bncanee of his compulsory pool
ion. , -Bnt he bad bettor Whisper to his
friend Borkner not to boar false witness
gsinat his neighbor. I have used such
language as is necessary to convey my
meaning, nothing more.
Tho resolution passed on a situ none
vote without opposition.
ORDER TO TRLET
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Three thousand copies of the repert.of
the Commis...loners of the Sinking-Fund
were ordered. •
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On motion of Mr. WiIITE, thu Senate
bill allowing husband and wire to testily
In Mlforca roam was paned finally.
lIOUSE OF RtiriIESENT&TIVES
RILLS IN iIiODL CED.
By Mr. MILLAR: Authorising the
Quarter Sessions of Allegheny to appoint
viewers to 8119t89 damages in road cases.
By Mr. WALTON: Relative to vacation
of Hudson alley, Pittsburgh. .
By. Mr. ADAIRE: Auth , rlzlng me
chanics to form associations for mutual
beneilt. .
Making negotiable paper fall due on the
day succeeding public holidays.
By Mr. BROWN: - Authorizing compa
nies formed under the general tuauu.
facttiring law of 1863 to lay oil pipe.
•
rai.loE zu.t.r.ver.D.
The Philadelphia Metropolitan Police
bill passed finally by a strict party vote
-yeas hi,. nays 58, after oonsidetable
maneuvering and filibustering, Mr.
JOSEPIIS alleging that 1 1 50,000 had been
brought here to secure its passage.
Mr. BROWN introdumd a resolution
for it Committee to Investigate!! catnip;
means had bean vied to secure its pas.
sage.
Mr. WEBS moved to add "and to de
feat It." Agreed to, and the -resolution
adopted—yea. 3 4; usys 3, Messrs. Straug,
Keene and Skinner, who believed the
investigation a humbug.
lITY-FIRST LONGRE
(SE(:OND SESSION.)
SENATE : The Bill to Abolish
the, Franking':, Privilege Con
eidered—DisPositlon to Amend,
With Respect to Newspapers.
ROUSE: Sale of Cadetships by
`Congressmen —An Investiga
tion Ordered.
ily Tele mph to Ma PltisbutchUssetw. )
W AMIItroTON, February 4. MO.
SENATE.
Mr. SHERMAN called up the bill
authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury' to withdraw moneys duo to
. ,
;my State which may. be In default of
:payment of Interest os any of its bonds
held In trust by the United States.
An explanatory letter trout the Sacra
Lary of the Interior was read, when the
tali passed without objection:, • ' •
On motion of Mr. RAMSEY, the
loupe bill for the abolition of the
banking privilege was taken up. •
Mr. Nil - RYAN moved to amend the
Met section by adding a proviso that ,
nothing therein contained shall be eon. I
,:rued to repeal or afflict the free trans- 1
unesio*nalla of newspapers; within
Latent of the plectra( publication.
Mr. RA. SEY thought the adoptive of
the amendment might retard the apeedy
passage of the bin, by requiring Its
' further coriaideration by the Nouse.
Mr. SHERMAN believed the amend
ment would strengthen the tnetanue
Among its friende bathe Douse and urged
rte adoption. in justice to country newa•
psn7rg, which could not, in tho. matter.
of postage, mp it
ete wh large dailies.
tie thought it, vroold be grow. injustice
to charge entail country papers, drools
ting a ithin abort dis tances, the earns
rate' of postage pied by large dailies
witch wore transmitted thousands of
miles.
. Mr. CONKLING suggested the Senate
Might pans the bill as it was, and that
'ince modifications of the measure as
were necessary might be coneidercu in
committee and enacted in the shape
of a separate bill. lir
Mr.'DRAKE thought the amendment
did not go far enough, and propoeed to
amend so as to continue the existing ,
- provisions of the law In favor of pub-1
Ushers of newspapers Wad periodicals.'
Mr. HAMLIN said the tall, if paired,
would not go tom operation until July ,
let, and there was no special necessity
for its Immediate consideration. lie
therefore moved to postpone the whole
1 aubject, in order to ke up bushier In ,
relation to the District of Columbia,
1 action upon which was urgently de
mended.
Mr. -WILLEY suggested an amend.
mem to the bill, to allow the free trans
uneaten in mails of newspapers sod
periodical. whose circulation dose not
eseresi 2,000.
At the expiration of the morning hour
the census bill came up In order, but Sir.
Conkling, who bad IT In charge, gave
way to Mr. RAkiSEY, who moved to
continuo the consideration of the bill for
the abolition of the franking privilege. •
The motion wait defeated—yeas 22,
nave 34. •
Yeaz—Mesara. Brownlow, Cameron,
Carpenter, Chandler, Cole, Coekling,
flown, Davis Ferry; Gilbert, Harlan,
Howell, Kell ogg. • kloCreery, Morton,
Ramsey, Rice, Hoes, Schurz, Scott,
Stewart and Trumbull.
Nays—Messrs. Abbott, Anthony, Bay
ard, Boreman, Casserly. Drake, Ed
munds, Bernina. Barrie, Howard, Bowe,
Johneten, McDonald, Morrill, (of Me.)
Morrill, (Vt.) Nye; Pomeroy, Pool,
Pratt, P...bert ton, Saulsbury, Sawyer,
Shertnan, Spencer, Stockton, Sumner.
Thayer, Thurtnan, Tipton, Vickers, War
ner, Willey, Willisma and WilsOn. .
Mr. POMEROY, from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported with amend
menta the bill-for the disposal of lauds
within Fort Ridgely military reservation
of Minnesota.
'AI. without anteridn3ont,lhe bill to
amend the, act granting lands to the
State of Kama to aid in the construction
of railroads. • ,
Mr. TIPTON, from the same commit
tee, reported without amendment the
1 Joint • reeolution,,, , rotating •to settlers on
100 Sioux rearestlon in Minnesota. •
; Mr. -THAYER offered a resolution
directing the Secretary of War to furnish
the Senate with a list of steamers
engaged In transporting property of the
United Stat.:awl:Lich here been.destroyed
north of Omaha during 'the past live
years, with the amount of Para .i.i.:„ ',
On motion of Mr. CARPENTER, 'the
resolution calling upon the President for
Information relating to Wails In Georgia
was taken Truitt the table and agreed to.
The Senate proceeded to madder bills,
of s private character pertaining to the
District of Columbial and several were
Mr. WILSON, from the tkimmittee on
Military Antra, reported a joint resolu
tion to authorize meteorological observa
tories in the Interior and for obeervatious
in States and Territorters On the northern
taken so as to give warnings of approach
ing storms. .' • - .
'On motion of Mr. ROBERTSON, th 6
bill removing the Wei and political dia.
abilities under .Gm XIVI,b amendment
of a large number of persona in various
States was taken up.
Mr. ROBERTSON offered amendments
inserting additional names.
Mr. EDMUNDS said he had been in
formed by a member of the Mouse that
among the names proposed to be added
was one of a man in Tennessee against
whom ten Indictments were now pond-
° Pending the consideration of the:bill
the Senate adjourned until Monday,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. SLOCUM roan to a question of
privilege, calling Ihe attention , of the
House to an advertisement in the New
York Macro! the ad of February which
he thought calculated to bring dishonor
on the House: The advertisement reads:
"V. S. Naval Academy Vacant Cadet.
ship to be filled before June. Parties of
means may address Congressman' Box
147 TIMES 011teo. Also, West Point Te
nancy."
He, thought it one of the crying_ evils
of the day that to hold onloo wait deemed
--- - -
dishonorable, and that l, have the name
of pnlitician wire little better than to be
called a thief, and It was lost ouch
articles as that which brought member. ,
of Coogreee into disrepute. lie therefore
offered a resolution reciting the publica
tion of the advertisement and authori•
slug the Committee on Naval Affeirs to
inqUiro as to whether any member of
the !louse has ever sold or offered to sell
his influence as a member In securing
appoint/nerds to the Military or Naval
Academy, - and whether any member had
received or expressed a willingness to
revolve any valuable consideratton fur
using his influence in nnection with
ouch appointments.
with Co power to send
for persona and topers. .
Mr. WOODW.ARD °increased the . hope
that the resolution be adopted. A lady
of the highest respectability hi his die.
tract had informed him Just before he
left borne for Onnerreaa that she had re.
calved a totter from a member of Coe
grew offering to place het
sou
at West
Point Academy for 12,500. 'lle had asked
her the name of that men:ibex, - ME she
could not give it to blur atitbat-lnement,
out would furnish him With_ the letter.
She had not done eo, kaßrever, or, ho
would have brought furve a proposi
tion inuellar to that offered by he gentle
men from New York.
Mr. WOOD remarked he recently
saw air advertisement in:a Philadelphia
nowepaper otieriug appointmencof
that kind for mite.
Mr. STEVENS stiggested the resolu
tion be moddied uo eel tobmtiresco mem
bers of the -precedlng Congress. It mem
bers of
modified.
Mr. J ENCKS suggested it ho made
ciao to apply to dolegatea. Thiene:4gal ,
lion was ONO accepted-
Mr SCOFIELD said that he had re
cently soon in two newapariora, publish.
op 11:1 the western part of Pennsylvania,
that some member of Congress loom that
Suite, he believed, had sold one of those
appointments for Ptak As a matter of
canine; therefore, the whole delegation
from Pennsylvania was anxious to haVe
this investigation.
Mr. WASUBURNE, said there
-would.certalnly be uo objection to the
resolution.
Mr. KELLEY, Pa.,referred to the
' same fact an that date by Mr. Schofield,
adding that the editor of the paper
seemed eo have specific information on
thesublect. The resolution wuadopted.
The house then proceeded to consider
private - bills, of which several were
passed.
Mr. BINGHAM, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a ittll to permit,
Francis E. Stalker, member oleo from
North Carolina, to take tun oath pro
scribed for persons relieved from diva
bilitioe Mama of the teat oath.
After dincuvalon Ulu hill was tabled by
89 to 78.
Mr. LAWRENCE introduced a Unto
.provide a u.otle of paying VOWIIOIIII. Re
Tarred.
Tne 0111 provides that the Secretary ol
the Interior shall select In every county
In the United States - either a national
bank; a'posturarter. an assessor or col.
lector of Internal revenue. or other ex
isting officer, to prepare all pension pa
pers for paying pensions free of cost to
pensioners. The IllOnunissioner of Pen.
alone shalt certify to each officer a list of
pensionern in htecoUnty and transmit a
check on the nearest assistant treaurer
payable to the order of each pens s ioner, ,
to be delivered to pensioners, who shall
thus be paid every three months Instead
of amid annually as now. i lOO , O O O
shall be paid annually to officers
for their .rvices, iu equitable propor
tion,Lustead of *250,0110 paid in °ennuis-
Mona now. quarterly payments. It is
claimed, will save pensioners several
millions now Paid for money loaned and
pledge of pension certificates, and nave
them lil.ioe,ooo annually, paid to agenta
for collecting penelOne.
and 1367,f,eu Pfd
for noterle.' fees and fur preparing yen
don papers.
Mr. NEiLEY Introduced a bill to pre
vent the sal° Of coal oil or other oil for
illuminating puposes, that will ignite at
slower temperature than 110 deg. Fah
renheit. ktofarreel to thttutelitee
Ways and Means.
Mr. CANE introduced bille as follows,
which were reterred:
To create $1 NO:then:l. Judicial District
for Penuaylvania.
Itegulating the Waite of currency, and
for he equitable distribution.
To check the drain of cola, and pre-'
Dare for the resumption of specie pay.
meet.
Mr. LAWRENCE, from the Commit
tee on Appropriation., asked leave to re;.
port a bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Tremanry to sell five revenue cutters
on the no:hern lake. not lir counnimsion.
Mr. t.II.III.CIIILL objected, nub ea it
weereferred to the Committee on Com.
mercy, r
y,
to which Coninfittee the ant/jeer
properly belonged.
Tbe How. then, and three . f. at., ad
journed, the session to - morrow to be fOr
general debate only-
Alleged Coicasal Fraud.
ter Takerana to edueara tiamette.)
licmr.su., February 4.—An immense
excitement was occasioned this atter•
noon all over the city at a direct state
ment male In the Commercial Advertiser,
the leading Republican paper, to the
effect that lion. lt. H. Bennett had ob.
Weed fd3,000 or guo,ooo from banks on
receipts front the Elevating Associa
tidtt for grain stored in 'Ma elevator
belonging to said Aswociation' and
then privately • sold and removed said
grain front the building. The Coin.
with
mercial also changes Bennett
paying Insurance on such grain for
months, when there waft no such grain
there. The Commercial also says that
the discovery of these transactions
caused Bennett's speedy return ,from
Waehlrldort to settle with tho emaciation
and banks. The Commercial styles the
act a villainous . transaction, a colossal
piece of anindllng, and says it Is prepar
ed to substantiate Re charges if disputed.
•
Gad Discovery tel 1111110/1.
(By Telextseh to the IntUbareh Gazette.) •
Tann* lud., February 4.—The
most intense excitement ',Dwaine in
Clark county, Illinois, in conaequence of
the discover of gold on Blg Creek , about
twenty from this city. A lately
returned Californian,* miner of eighteen
years' experience, has been for some
days prospecting ln the ravines liongthe
Creek, and In every handful of earth ho
ham fcund gold In paying quantities. The
people of that section are wild with the
gold monis, and are leaving all other
tUelelosll to :March for the precious metal.
—A. special -Rays of the action of the
Senate in executive Reunion, on Thurs
day, on the notrdnation of Mr. Boar to
the Supreme Benchthe tiouthern•
Senators, except Warner, of Alabama,
and Gilbert, of Florida, voted in the neg.
Mille. Willleals, of Oregon, was the only
Senator from the rabid., coast who voted
yea. Both of the New York Senators
voted nay. an did all the Democrats.
Senator Morton was not present, but
would have voted -yea. Sherman was
lap absent. It is definitely known that
*. Hoses present intention is to remain
looses the net. .
—The case of Jerry et al. vs." Hart
et sl., canto up on Thursday In the New
York Supreme Court, onto motion for
Miunction. and the appoinment 01 a re
ceiver. The case involves some very
delicate notations of law arising out of
the late rebellion. The tkonsolidated
titestusblp Company was organised 'ln
18G3 by the Legislature of South Carolina,
for the avowed purpose of running the
blockade In o Charleston, and
the questionn ow o is, can a partnership
agreement be enforced under such cir
cumstances.?•___:_::.........______ • •
—'fbe \Aktassachusetta Supreme 'Court,
on the queistion of the right to summarily
destroy gambling Implements noised by
legal process, has decided the owners of
Knelt articles cannot constitutionally be
deprived of them without notice, equal
or constructive, and an opportunity to
be heard, and tho Court cannot lawfully
cause them to be destroyed without
giving reasonable notice to owners; also,
that money OBIZEICI u such warrant
and returnestinto C ourt us not by any
statute made subject to forfeiture.
—At the opening of the Newfoundland
Legislature on Thursday the Lieutenant
Governor In a speech expressed the hope
that nothing would occur to prevent the
whiny-from becoming confederated with
Caneda, whereupon an Anti.Confedemte
moved a resolution of no confidence and
requesting lits Excellency to call upon
Charles Fox Bennett to form a ministry,
The motion was circled by 21 to 8.
f i re occurred In Galena, IIL; yea•
terday, destroying two brick stores on.
cupled by Wlneberger ,k Sous .
r rell, B
sell Uo., and -others. Loss 112,000;
mostly Insured. While persons were
engaged In cenylng out e toods the front
wall of one building f , dangerously
Injuring Thomas Salm
SKIM OM
FOUR O'CLOCK, 4..11.
THE CAPITAL.
fonitnationa—The Tete on Judge
Boars Case—Chinese Treaty
Itteeived—Distillery Seizure,
&c., &c
Tcleeeeptk to tee Pittsburgh Ilk:tette.)
WASIIINOTort, Fobniary 4, 1870
NOM IDATIONS.
The Prosident to-day sent to the Sonata
tbolollowing nominations: A. B. Under.
Wood, Surveyor of Customs at Boston:
John P.ir S. Gabin, Judge of District Court
f,r Southern District, Florida; H. B.
Beath, Marshal fur New Mexico; Samuel
Bard, of Georgia; GovernOr of . Idali;
Miry E. Pendia, Postmistress at Wa•
bashaw, Minnesota.
JUDOS stoAseriNostursiros.
The President had not, to.day, boon
oMelally advised of the rejection of
Judge Hoar by the Senate. The rule of
that body Is not to Inform him of Its
proceedings on nominations until after
two intervening execrator) session.,
unless otherwlee spatially-directed. The
reason f this rule Is to give members
time to or
reconsider their action upon
thorn, if they think proper.
A special gives. tile s following
listl of
Sonators who voted aginst r'ofirmation; Abbott, Bayard. Bore con,
Carpenter, Casserly, Ohandler,Conk ling,
Corbett, Davis. Edmunds, Fenton, Fow
ler, Barris, Howard, Johnston, Mc.
Dreary, McDonald, Osborn, Pool, Rice,
Robertson, Roes, Sauisbury, Sawyer,
tinencer, Stewart, Stockton, Thayer,
Thurmen, 'Vickers, Willey and Yates,
111 F-0: ILLTTEAS
Officiallnformation was received here
to day showing that the policy of the
North German Confederation is in ac
cord with their of the United State.,
and that Count litemarek, equally with
our Government, is opposed to all who
would weaken and degrade the central
government of China by the application
of force at Porte at the discretion of those
who command, without reference to
Pekin or home government.
Seereitary .Fich this morning received
the Chinese treaty with the official seals
of the empire, ratification having been
duty.exchanged. The treaty wsa wrap.
pedln yellow silk. The Keeretary laid
the package before the President today
DISTILLERY SEIZED.
The following was received at the In.
Carnal Revenue Office this morning :
Exanaville, hid., Feb. 4 r. m.—To Hon.
C. Delano: I have ordered the seizure of
the large distillery of Bingham A Bar
ton, at Hazleton, Ind. 214 packages of
uptight have been fraudulently removed.
Evidence is complete.
Geo. B. Wit.m.ags, Supervii9r Ind.
!Dana .00VERN0R.
Dr. Samuel Yard, nominated insGovoi.
nor of Idaho, was late editor and proprl.
etor of the Atlanta Neu , Bra. The pre+
ant Governor will go out of office by.
limitation, his commission expiring next
Jtay.
BEFORE 'FUR COMMITTFE.
Secretary Boutwell was for a long time
before the Committee on Appropriation.
to day.
NEW YORK CITY
Another Story About the Late
° Heavy Fight iu Cuba—Case of
McFarland, the AssasSin—tin
founded. Charge-Stoleu Bonds
Ilighnes.s, Prince Arthur.
(ST Telegraph to the Pletaburgh tturtte.
Nsw Yeas, Feb. 4, 1870.
DETAILS OF THE 71011 T.
Details of the linportsnt battle of Mori*
de Juan Rodreques between Jordan and
Puello, on New Year's day, are received.
According to the intelligence gathered
purely from American and Spanish
sources, the , victory of the Cubans was
complete and decisive. The. m
et battle
case fought - at the point abov named,
one of the approaches to Husy e
mero, the
Cuban seat of Government. It lasted all
day and ended with the retreat of Nell%
after a lose of 1,1,530 to 1,000 killed, wound
ed and prisoners. flying Cabana pursued
and harassed the columns of the
enemy until the latter reached Arago
Rondo, where Puello entrenched him
self and *food a siege of eleven horse s ering great privations and killing
and mules fur food. The approach of the
Spanish column under General GaYeu.
limbo induced the,, Cubans to raise the
siege, and PnelliAsscaped with the rem
nant. of his army to the small seaport of' ,
BATS, where Spanish vessels removed it
to Norwitz'. A postscript adds: The ru
mor is that Pnello has been seizeb
the enraged Spanish volunteers duen
vitas and is a captive In their hands.
Additional details make Gen. Puello'a
defeat In Cuba more decisive loan wag
represented by the first advicea. He, it
now seems, barely escaped total annihi
lation, saving the remnant of his column
by amost rapid retreat front the field of
battle to Arroga Hondo, after haling 16qo
men.
CASE OF It'FAILLAND. •
A motion has bran Made by the prose
cution in the Court of General RONOODS
to remove the trial of Daniel bl'Farland
for the murder of A. D. Richardson to
the Court of Oyer and Terminer, ou the
ground that the case would occupy too
much of the time of the
former court.
The motion was strongly opposed by the
defense as prejudicial to the Interests of
the prisoner. Decision reserved.
• • onvounnsv.
The /bat says the statement in morn
ing papers that new trends have been
discovered at the Custom Bowe, and
that the Deputy Collector and Appraiser
were Implicated in a conspiraey to de
fraud the Customs by certifying to silks
as cotton, is pronounced utterly without
foundation, no such frauds having been
discovered. No secret invesagatton is
going on as remelted. ,
STOLEN RONDO DIIMOVEna.D.
The American Fireproof Warehouse
Company having discovered that some
stolen bonds of the Company Wereill
the possession of Pinckney dr. Bros.,
brokers on Wall etreet, have summoned
the latter before the Police Court for
examitartion, they rofuseg to give any
account of how they become possessed of
the bonds.
iris IIIGH1411:6S.
Ptinee Arthur took a rule ou horse
back in Central Park this Morning and
lunched at noon with Mr.. Thornton at
Weetminater Hotel. This evening he
dined with E. W. Stoughton at his resi
dence ou Fifth avenue. He leaves for
Bunton to-morrow to attend the Peabody
°tamales,
•
AikISSOILB '
At the meeting of Uned States mamas;
ors yesterday, tt was d it ecided that im
nrovements made to Increase the value
of property Phowad not be allowed as
deductions from Income.
STATE LEGISLLTUBES
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh elasett
TENN EISSLIE.
ISassmu.s, FehrmiTy 4.—The Senate I
Judietray Committee reported a bill to
day responsive to Governor SoUter's
Menage, providing fOr the appointment
of additional oaken to preserve the
I • ea end punish Mobil.
FLORIDA.
Tamar:mass; February the
Legislature today th e
me committee op.
pointed to Investiga e official acts
and charge' igalnst Gov. Reed, repOrted
in favor of impeachment, four to one.
The minority report is said to be weak.
The evidence wan read to the Howie In
secret nation and in open session this
afternoon. *The vote on impeachment
will b taken tomorrow.
Febrnary 4.—The bill
to 'give BMW aid to the • Alabama and -
Chattanooga Railroad, has failed in the
Senate for Inuit of "the two-thirda cote
reggizeil by the State eonstitutlon.
NEWS BY CABLE
State Endowment of Scientific_
Schools—The Great Eastern
About to Lay Another Cable-i-
Irish Land Conference Resolu
tions—The Council at Rome—
Successes of Cuban Insurgents.
Mr 'Metro pb to 'he Tit tabargh
GREAT Ism nuN.
LoNnow, February 4.—A deputation
of the leading sevens of England, among
them Megan Grove, Huxley, Hooker,
Gotten and Delortne, waited on the Min
.
'stem to day end mitred for endow
:tient or scientlibitathools by the State.
' Dispatchea to-day from India by Over
land- lines confirm the previous an
nouncement of the arrival of the Great
Blister's at Bombay: She will soon Com
mence the work of laving the cable to
the mouth of the Bed Elea.
Drumm, February 4.—The Land Con
ference now in erwsion here have adopted
the following resoiutions: Condemning
capricioustjectious of tenants; demand
log a fixity of Miura and continuance of
right of occupancy of land by tenants;
subection to t-jectlon only on account' Of
nonjpayment of rent or sub-letting by
tenant; valuation of rent and right o
sale of tenants; Interest In lau bten
f
of
ant; and finally, establishment d. local
tribunals throughout the entire country.
LIVERPOOL, February 4.—A. material
reduction the rates of Alockage IS pro.
posed at Birkenhead docks.
• • CUBA.
HAVANA, Ft bruary 3, VIA KEY WEST,
February 4.—Advices from Santiago to
Jan. 24 are received. Ten leaguea from
that city the insurgents captured a con
voy with provisions and ammunition,
Several lights have been reported within
that jurisdiction, and the Insurgents had
captured the garrisontron two estates.
A. steamer recently landed arms and
ammunition on the ninth coast.
Advice'srom
as
.dated January
30th, at General Golouia, with
thlrty.five men and two hundred rifles,
recently left there in a echooner, and it
is believed heeded in Cuba. Gaspar
Angier(' left 'Nassau on the 19th on a
lighter, with nine men. He wall beard
of on the 24th near the Cuban coast, and
proposed to land that night. •
CM2I3
Rosta,..reb 4.—Another public congre
gation of the ammenical Connell Wm;
held to-day. The *AxchbishoP of Smyrna
celebralidfmara. The death of the
Bishop of Leaida was announced-,An
edictal statement, Just published, ehowe
the tEcumenical Council now consists of
exactly seven hundred and sixty meta
-1 berm.
EEO
am January 4.—Colonel Lugul
hae come t o ' the city to challenge Senor
Figueroa for ineulting him in a recent
speech in the Cortex.
The Spanish government will shortly
propose a new candidate for the throne.
MMtIVE ! I:W l+
PLDLOUTH, Februar 4.—The steamer
Hols Y atla hu arrived fr o m New York.
NUN ANCI AL ANTIOOSIsI £ BCIAi. ,
Loopig, February 4.—Evertinp.—Cos.
sots, 93,4 for money and 92% on amount.
American securities quiet and steady;
57V; 65e, old. 87; 07e, 85%;
10.40 a. 819. Stucks—Eriee, BK: Illinois
Cent Ll
ERROOL, Fob. 4.—Cotton: sales for
the week 51,000 balsa; exports, .6,000:
speculation, 10.000; stock, • 348,000;
American, 155,000. Receipts for the
week 9,000 balm; American. 6. 000 .
Amount Oil-tat 258.000 bales; ATROCICIII,
163,00. The market to.day was mi.
el:lanced; isles of 10,000 liable uplands
11%d; Orleans .11%(5,113.,id ireadstufte
Cidttorills wrote wheat Ks 11d; red
western 78 6.1; red winter 8a 4d@Bs sd;
• receipts for throo days, 10.000 quarters;
7,500 American. Corn .263 6d. , Flour
and Oats unchanged.
LON vo:q, February 4.—Tallow quiet
and steady nt 464 3digitia 6d. Turpen
tine dull. Resin doll 5,6 d. Sperm MI,
£B7. Sugar 381 3d W2Bl 6d, elicit.
Ponta, February4.—Botinsa quiet at
731670.
FacckConx, February Bondi
firm at 92.
Febrnary 4.—Cotton quiet.
ANTWERP, February 4.—Petrolerim
quiet and steady at 59%1.
Bucttsc, Februsxy 4.—Petroleum ac
tive at 7 augers 3 groats.
Rem MIRO, February 4.—Petroleum
active at 15 mere berms 145.
Fitatoiroirr, February-4.—Five twen
ties closed Arm at 92%.
ANTwv.nr, February 4.—Petroleum
59% and declining.
TILE.BuIItOL FUND.
—•--
An Act, gupplemr nary to an Act Belot.
lug to the school Laws of the City of
Pittsburgh, In the Counts bf Atte
ghetto, ~.pproscd, the Twelfth Day or
rebruary, Anne Domini One Thousand
, Bight Oussared and slaty-eine—Pre .
trutni in the Senate, 'January 27th,
ISIO, by. Mr. Allen.
Bitcriott 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Iteprtsentalsres of the {,Vin'
, nonwealth of Pennsy/vania in General
-Crumbly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the mete,
Toot the Ceti- I
tral Board of FAIICILIi OI3 of said city ahall,
within three months from the possage of 1
Dols act, and annualty thereafter select
from the several banks or regular ex
change brokers of cold city a treasurer '
or place of deposit for all school funds',
under the control of said Board, and it
shall be lawlni, end the duty of sald
Board to give ten days' notice by publi
cation in two newspapers published in
sold city, :raking for sealed proposals from ,
Said banks or exchange broken to act as
the treasurer or depository -of said
school funds, add the selection shall be
made upon the opening of said propasals
of the bank or exchange broker
shall give satisfactory security by,at
least four sureties by bond, to be approv
ed by Bald Board, and shall pay for the
'nee of said eohoolifuod the highest rate of
Interest on current balances. and pay all I
checks, warrants or drafts of the proper I
racer or °Ulcers of said Board on de. I ,
Mond.
ten. 2. It shall be the duty of said
treasurer or depository to furnish at each
of the regular monthly meetings of said
Board, an account of the condition of the
treasury account, showing the amounts
on deposit, the amounts drawn oat dur.
tug the month, mai the amount of inter
red accrued cart fPg to the credit of said
Board; and all accounts with eald treas
urer or depositories shall be kept In the
name of the Central School Board, and
ell warrants, drain err checks on Bald
food shall be drawn and attested as now
required by law, and the condition of
said treasury shall appear In the monthly
proceedings of said Board, and all checks,
drafts or warrants drawn on said trine
rarer or depository shall chew on their
face on what Bement and for whose use I
the alma are drawn. Any part of said
*wheal law Ineousbotent herewith, is here.
T y repealed. And provided, however,
That all proposals from said depositories
or treasurer shall be opened at a time
and place designated, and ln the presence
of any parties who may desire to be pres
ent.
District Court—Judge Hampton.
Fulmar February business
was transicted in this Court of any pubic
Importance. •
Common. Pleas— Jungisitstssio and
•
Fninay. February 4.—:ln the case of
Long vs. Brown which has occupied the
attention of one branch of this Court
Moos Monday, the Jury found for plain
tiff In the sum of 131.313.
No other cases weretakeu up. •
Additional Markets by . Telegraph
NSW' ORLIIATiS lrebruarY 4 . — Cbit on
fair at 243411244 e for middling; osier
6,200 bales; receipts 11,174 balm; exports
3,062 hales; receipts for the week 50,336
bales; exports to. Voter —1 2,031 bales;
sales for the B aler b stock
213,650 tales. firmer, prime at
1t c. Molasses a shade better; prime
at 68(g1710. Whisky and coffee nn•
chanted,.
Bo4YALAY.Februaryl.--usw,e; receipt*
of 1,600 head, with tales of 2,300 head at
a decline of 3,i0 for prime weeksOr me
dium oompared with last prima.
Hoot Arm and active at 9139%0. Sheep
ALABMISA
NEW BRIOHTON, Pi
Temperance Meetings —lna&Dation of
()facers-11aerreeta,
drc.—The New Itriguton Temperance
League.
(Corrrooade.ce of the Manama Ossetteo
New SmOrirrois, reb.4, 1870.
The Good Tempters of New Brighton
performed their installation ceremonies
lost night, In the School. Sall, in the
presence :of a large audience, the hail
being crowded. There were delegations
of G. T.'u from Beaver Falls, Beaver,
Rochester, etc., present. The audience
we, addressed by R. D. McCaw, Esq.
of Pitteburgh, on the origin, object and
secrete of the order, followed by Miss
Ellen Knowlton, of Philadelab a, an.
Mr. Banks, of Massachusetts.
The addresses were creditable to both
beads and hearts of the speakers. The
audience could not but 'be pleased and
edified. The installation ceremonies
were conducted by Deputy Bostwick,
and wore quite inipressiva.
The Temperance Choir and New
Brighton Orchestra furnished very good
Monte for the ocasaten.
Tonight the New Brighton Temper
ance League will hold Its monthlymeet
lug. Rev. Dr. Clark, of Allegheny, -Is
- announced to deliver an address. Also,
Mies Knowlton. Tomorrow (Batrirdatt)
evening Miss Knowlton will address the
citizens of Beaver Falls, will
the M. E.
Church, on the same important subject
—Temperance; and on &Monday night
our delegation will leave for the State
Convention at Harrisburg. from which
place you may hear again from C.
atalVA ; t i tt:3 4 -R. I
tom' THE FIRST METHODIST
.I CHURCH ,(
B ltalroa T d e t
tOreed neare.
.t,ll
Depot.)
g s. a. F.
I,MatWlolßPator.
Peah
corWielga.i. sad
IarPILIBLIC LECTIIRE AT
f : t ! i n".. l tnla j tl i t j tl 3B .f • rn. c APSf etfrf
v I ;b. Ycbtaar. dobject—Thelicleece
or Corr....pondeo. CI, GC the Taut LOW •1 Scrip
turettelort
rarCUBIST EPISCOPAL
cutincu, ALLE6ussit.- The Ben.
BENJ. Y. BitteoE.E. K Win ofEclete st
dl.
Val;..re7t==cla " . '" te b . ,* : .lllTtla:::,
o'clock r. M.
• - -
IigrUNIVERSALIST CHURCH,
corner Gr.
nt. street and Thin' Menne.
Rev. W. N. VAN DiIIARK rancor. berolom
EVERY SUNDAY 104 A. x and 71. 0.
Seam free and a welcome to all. Sandal School
at I) A. la.
rgir.FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHUILL3I Or PITTS/SI/Sla W. 8.
fall=r 711%, F:urilr.vw - us,
rrlces eftn . Lord•• &AO% A. •Ad
Toe public are tordlanY lovited
WFIRST CHRISTIAN
Krai " ! r tl iu : t r c i. " *ic c° ttifi l fri ol4l.4 . rj"4 = 4l
:Prtfr'ir::d d r. slOrdbil inVitatloll W
sii. 0114., tichuol st% Y.
TREY. cvEO. P. RAMP. P4B.
rnxsughort.!tehyrirt! t r t , , , e CENTRAL
Anderson streets. TO•le-.1110R1 Irlire?reiltins
10!, o'elre - . The Wont Olivet sermons 'silo ne
oalitA . t olght• linkeses—"loe rroplosey."
egl
tgrrAP.V.l3fl.clT 6,l Pflt. - .
ItETTE. P. 10 1 .. Preaching naming and even.
I(at I en and a half WeiOCk CIO%) PeTan (El
eneelalor llilLcorner or Ladicoct and Vial-
Pill air &AS, Aiirghefty. Palliate for thetlnedaY
• • ccnrse—llTle Way iobehavad—tour.h
tree •ad • iv clooose to •
•
- Tlll- It
MOROW, at halt-past
10 o'clock ilea. 6. 11 4 BQUIZIro D D..
will preach as at Dl4 Church. oat ninth
' re ' rrr•ln ' jt b t .' tre • Z ' ll•V,V.Zltt h tt 2 %. ll3r, T 4
to the tivinberl..l rresaytea church le the
ilutt•ti nut e.. ••' thy percent Geis y the tialleth
anniversary Mr.e.ita organtaatlon. • All who why
desire to hear are mentally halted In int Prevvnl•
—.rakes at 7S baths evening.
14FAC - 11. - li OW LEDGMENT:-
I!s==:=C
Lenders Its grateful thanks to
JAMES MeAULEg, Esq.. for s 'dsitatlou f
5311.20 from the Hallman Food.
fey = Mrs. LEVI WADE. Ileerstarg.
MEM
OrTDIED AND LAST IND'-
. 710t1,—Ibe pupils of 110011111 CAD
rI36LIC SC kl • CL9, EltiVllol ward, will stre
tbetr Tbted EahlDltlos. coattails{ of ]kale.
Dectsmattous, &alit V. colloquies, sad Tab
loses. on ittERDLY 7..Vglinai,7ebruerl
Oot.rs ocieilt 7. re lorreamoo to cowmen at
Ttekets, 516 seats. to be bads% tbe door.
fectsl
ligtrPr BLIC NIEETING.:- TO
GEO. H. TH. REITOE. ritfident of
BoGd of Trad
fon on
Ecal l ne—Wa would respectfally
•reo , st Oral • sPeclal sanattnE at the
gated
of "tilde Hoorn, In this oaf to bn partici
nand In by the eltlsens gensrally. Wilke De&
co
tt
ned entlon the ettlty of the C. 1111,103011
of a altreso from till City to Charleston irla of
the llooongahels Valley.
Ches., nut, tire &Co:. Vas. lfoorbend AC• .
Joo, A Leoghtl MlLtttn. Beckall A Co.,
,raff, Atmore & Co., I.Agla 011ysr A Phillips
.1 J. liele•plr. J. Eallear A Son%
A. k D. H. Chamfers.
Wm• Wan..
M. 'Y. Watson. Custer:[ ems A Ihm-
J. H. Lion A , 0.,
Lyon, aloe , a Co.. A Lloyd A 8110 k. •
nd otters. -
•
r—ver
itiergerrucill, February se, 31110.
in-accordance with the above Tomei,. merit
leg of all member of tee Mtn . err& Board of
Trade is called at the Wpm Boom over the Third
National Bead. formerly, oncented t y rho Board
or T,.d, MIEN DAY; the Ith. at 11)p otcieek
r. B. Toe cisme. generally are requested to
participate, and It is hoped they will do •
the Meager! 1. 01,1R.1 instortance to Um retort
prosperity or the city.
STIt Vettidelß spathe Hen. WY. PRICE.
elf at
est sder flew J. E. MOORHEAD,
n :w i lleddretrilke,,r.",r,mili,3,o.,
• 6 • Preettlent of Board of Traria.
s. W. k ebsysi.
Tuolits,N:11101101.40151
C 0 PART N
-- .
lb* undersigned bitre this dsgenteredirdoe
Co.psgenership (Jr the ping*. Or ent7Ttagel ,
the business of - • • , .
- .
UPHOLSTERING
At No. IA 7 WOOD STRIAT, andtr the .t7le oC
KOMI, NICHOLSON 161110111103. -
a W. BOSIEWFF: .
W. AL- NICHOL/AIM,
J. •. Tauxrnini.
rtrrssunau. Feb. I. 1570., • •
---- • - .
„Te " th! ; *OO Co re :_.
so :toss of Mr. Nicholson. la. who ?brew.
vet MeI:NWT Oen & CO.. enable. on to ander
stand thorough'y two wants of the trsds. sod
sash • new an• froeb ricer Or COWS. .2111.1021•1
rsi7::2V.Vri'agraplttal!F•tl:',l.;•
r iosimay,
ck.x.az•lir.massi
UNDj~;g,WTAR
JAMES PELELAWS
Old Stand Stockini• Store,
. _.
MARSHAL'S SALE. ' •' I
-• . •
v virtue of • writ of ariutitleal cryostat
issued out of the District Court of the Dotted
Melee for 01 e Western, District of Pearisylraula.
at to me directed, ► I
will ensase to public tabs
r....n.ef t l :47illtgliTi II tt grift l 47 . lrlVtlittly:
of 1 el3ll.llAttlf, 1010, at 10 o - mclis; a. as.. au
the right title,clalca end tutor/Dor R. Dethreadi
a To., ltricktielt. rum k 5010011. U. Y. 130.
sou, William ' , loathe. J. Y. Willismeou and
Jacob Brenta... of. in and to the follosrluil do
scribed property. to-wit:
THE CORTE.
"Mee barrels at Distilled Spirits.
Niaeteen daddies of Tobeers.
Dee barrel of Distilled Spirits !
Tgfl i cZl7.l l . 7l r ,;<
Th rty•el des tinedgrd Cain.
Pelted and toademsed as the proderAo
tha
Persons named at the gall of the treitedela .
A. 311311DOCH, Yarsital.
IdatesaLautnei Orrice,
WATTLES & EMMI,
IdANZ EVERY vAincrr or -
HAIR JEWELRY TO ORDER.
Call and see Sample Doak.
.ratqcegaillry'reirVa."Zral
THE WEEKLY Q
Is la. wt .aa cheapest 'ecanaenderiall MOW
annpagot iNtbliale4 t Weruera realtalTslgi •
No throw, modurari Or maraud Ayala DI
C=l2
More sl Oa
C s
obs ot ton. 1 IS
_ oopy L forylibed grotaltouly. t tle senor
op et octal of tog. rotatosteri ass tvpoostol
sci as went. •
PEPCIIIIAW, REED oft CO.,
4 Varietal.
orNOTICE.S-ulb-Let," rFor do*"
Lost." Wants," "Found," • 'BotiAnti. "
se., Nig exceeding FOUR L/NAIN. we
be inserted in Wm edionns once for , -1
TWENTY-FIVE OEN TS; coal adelk•
Nona! Vine FIVE CENT&
W - -
ANTED--CANVAnEUE4.-10 1
Canvas.). 1.• on artiste that Is Kula
r ep•die. Apply at Not 31 !.dotal att... 414 0.• i,
thenrqtr.________ 2 4
.----• . ..
NVANTIEIII6-7k German Cleo-
T6l6ltA.ti who speataEnellsh totaka Ile ' 1
Oerkerla Agesey of a.. New York LIN Ilnlaraaea -
aemp.y. who have. an English °Mei suit!.
harsh. Liberal tadotionests to apropeeraTairl.: .
A4dre., toe laterite!. Lor.,k-bax. 431. IN&
Whoa. rlttabarah.
WANTED. —.
n.
.b) Wt. tots:mance Com Duty, to °pante
sal. sidwr.
Address
Western P
WAFTED.-A smiiil;buftemi.
VOSTAISI.E. 1101JeS..tor • ranally.teltk-.fir.
out elatidlen. The notion conflate.. Lad n'
Food nein...mod tadlettevn.hie. All.
La
preferred Will, pay not oer $3OO, Address.
at this efElee; 0 lee.ttond seem. •°X.f____
VEriil'ED---11ELIP.—T • 101...
rwvizler vine& • St. Voir
Street. WWI, 01.1itti and YEN. tor plitertel
Kinds of eranterment. rennin en...a bettS
of .1: kinds eau ho sunotted on they! nod..
.ANTED.—Sealed Proposals
111 .lkr , eelvrd ror one Imes. ' ror-ten'
thou and 4111/.04/0),-FILKI` OF Cl3Bll•llTOrpr. , ..
to be deltvejed in rlttsburgli or LaWreneetolle..
Must tee or Freeport err:lawn Croke. , • -
CASTS nil; be nal .on delivery, retstst4ll arr Per
“ °° , 11"."
Jarrell! Renristatti Arent.
- -
WANTED. MORTGAGES.
$30.000 to Lout la lame or tall amonnta;
at • fair rate of Interest.
• TIIOISM K. rETTY.
8111. Bond and Best ESTAIte EMU,
• No. 114 Saltbfleld street.'
WANTED—SIOADDINIci, With
Vr
AdYgrttiri:;:a: 4tittsfeignrill
tit. les
'IIQOARDING. A' Gentleman
and Wf P . r., wi!hout children. or two ladle",
Tr'niacnt tin?" ItaITLIVNI I
Orenccs given and Ted‘',Te‘
TO-LEE:
rpO-LET.—No. 41 Coat e s St.
Verttbale. three chamiert. dolin hon .
k taken
mutlr. Dino', Z.QUir..II,I,XAWLL
iIitAKTIteNS Went street. 31 '
-
rLET.—The Large iltore
oom No. 90 Wylie -*Tenor. corkey_y
vat Oavei. Plttsburol6 • *. H. 0 ..?'" . "
U*Vdth avenue. , .
- .
rria...ET—A large front Wool?,
. furnbined. on for
noor, opesnos
tin
Downy, noluble for gestleman end Ind). or
single scntSnoen• ....ocatton, No. IS Stone
V
LE.—Two 11 story brick
r r.oube. Noe. 58 awl 115 Centro
,atalalos ten rivals eacb, earth all ealdera
111$0. a 4 Celan $.18814.
MCCALLIibi
•
T 0 .LET.—Five Toonn—eir.
very largeon the corner or rena SA
rhth(llaseoelt) streets• Also two dereUlafe
ao)ennteg. with night and wren rooms. E• Isere
at Ell keen • Use._ •
TO -LET O -LET.— 11001 OS. fleve
li. lirta and art II furnished mists in a
T.—
naaant ne location. quiet an.l near in nu/dangly
he had by. gentlemen as sl..plont Mina.
Thews rooms alu•ery ursiralix. 'Cunt... at 45
NINTH. WEREET,_,I.,I.!_t:snL:. if
rrn-LET.—The Front POO
14 M
ew of
Becan4 SionNo. 129 iiitiltbfb: nt.
giro. Itia or the T HIRD FLOOR or Wan. Mel.
did Into tno rooms. Cao be rented either singly
or altogether. Inquire of .1; 1101iNISR. corner
of Virgin .1101 mina riatttbaeli_lateeet_i___222_
rnO LET.-A . Suit of Boosts
compelling Two Large, B e.l 90 ,82 feet
I on Sind - o.r. 02. large, yell Il Bl9ea
front Boom. eloar. -One lane fall Ilh
temente-room , on • 4th floor. One Stare Rome.
drat Lea, N 0.92. to Encisb's new bettellnie
B,,eeth ee,nee. for tern e frqulre of S. H.
SNOLIBII CO.. No. 98 fourth nee-nee.
TO LET —A lot or ground 190
a nett'y :4961 , et fallik a largo, sobatantlst
Or lek bundle, fret DT 140 fees, sail w Of
gene
getVlVo'gr;:f n'prt,,f;l7l:oA
.1160.6, 0101.00,414 ,nrst. bout& ratta
lc=tarpepfor.otanaraatorlog pa - Twigs •
atraiartinT a co.
Cum= and Tr nib Meets. Illvaingbain.
TO LET.--The Store and Dwal-
Ilnt used no at tho corner of no.
street and Fourth arenas.- cow rising Cellar.
Vault. Store Kowa, Kitchen, Mang hoont and
two ambers. with ea, and WalCt pipe. eon.
pieta. Annual rent 'too. Apply next door on
fourth avenue, to
Ja2s:tlll A :LOYD •
T0.1.F117,--That tad. establish.
ED sad ireD-kirmn DIM° STORE, Oa
Enquire of
fro LET.--
-1 "
MODES, DWI3LLINGB.
BOONS AND °mons.
41A9.ZLN a co..
sairine
VP EVERT DESCRIPTION AT
To. la MTH AVT.IIII7I, ,
WATTLES & SILEATEWS.
101 IPUPTIL ANINIII
Opputte GASTITS OfflCl4
_ .
S23OQ will. 8111 A InCE
ILZW BRUM BM= OL I
rom. good eel or and Trona root Strut. on
r.ltton largo!. sear Caldwoll. isoldt• of.W.
WILTON, Or Um tiOnat . ~ ~ 6 6
.
MI
itsblioaid New T . Oll (in
BOARDING
orWikablnikton And *inn ..... tn•
107 Wood Wald.
Inquire of
FOR SALE.
lOR sALE_FunnAcE_Toero
end bo of red - for sale toil , highest aad
t bidder. at McArthur. Vienne cantl e :log
?1041.1111,td:ror ih ' e b l ' ani Va r tettl7 ihe4o.
iThree Wide contain ineshensilele ad - es of ore
end - coat. and the !.00000 It now In toll blue
=sting la tuns iloabitehorit 112mPil,deTe
1.22 ; , Bainbridge. Boma county. Diao.
SALE.-1 Sienna Engine
Enlre,b3.Nr;gh: 4:ZriiggLnlrs."th
INCH- zirttori.am-dY2;
INCH - Alrl: AND IDACIS PUMPS. vo.
Ygot l aithg n yElli garanr,roNtso f
FFORSALLE,Stock and Fix ;•
TDRE9. LtAEr. AND GOOD WILL of •
IrstedssiGrxety. &hog • lova trintsiesa, RII•
Autdeatiped WIWI .004 1¢ other business Is
the res•on tor seillitg. 0. W. PCBILY. 40 led.
otral
kost &Lim
Six ACRES or Lena
withlethe city Ilmnn. Will be mad cheap and
on cian tenet. Enquire of WM- BLAKELY.
Att reer•nt-Leve.9l.drentetnet. I•l7ctf
_
FOB" BA L E: -:--11filidtag mate.
EtALIS—W ILL BE WILD AT A /ACM.
Ir the tr. atert Ile c tattoo' to • TWO STONE
• HAWN. DWELLING EAMON toestea mar
I.l.kituKt ear station. the bolus tsto 'oat ardor
anClo , now ocoopted the ea rner. vba
wishee to bar. It removed of the lot oetare
Iva of Ilsy. Enquire
oor -
wn() xw. wort. -
•
Charlotte at mod..
VOR SALE. .
'riammigo am=
. .
life BPI= Presses sod a lute quality of
type. MI6 weak Lbws Initial* tan oat.. .
-.1013N .11.. Bllln. _
lifsh w•eoae 11E4 loss.ll.
rII :, MALE. —... DWELLING:
bar, WED lion 1111101 f. DWILLING. '
elitAbl • located. No. ID Haw 47 .0 46 ..=
Vgli.:,.l4TlVZ:lx.val:...d .74:
le .i, Ms roolos' Moan IMO.. Dots t■-•
ated 01.0111 , Oi Osoro &Nip Is Is Don
~.._
oral TenDlated.Aor T . Sent: i t nu t .
.0i• No: lID /co Di swim!,
h.BU R, a
Pm 7 lon and tenTentenent'ef SA
mtotaa • . n% emAtd rentre:De.reatjmr,..itir
Ipoor 0.-co the c.a.
roign b pIiOnSUISMI,.PrV
Diesecli4. /131.811.11..
Tins a:inscriber MUM for age lITTSBN , --.
LA 11,911431t511 BUILDING LOTS. mummies '
JunialA strut. near tau Onto Illars. }t ;M
Stith ward, Allegheny. The location 1. .oae.f'
Ilm most pleasant and bealintal II SAI elly.t- ,
TU.. tots wilt be sold 'at a mall 14•1111011na . .
Mat cop and os saa7 (mug; ese of lots SG Al
134, tut.. Al(.o NEW TOP BUGGY 'fad
11130E-WA9GON. and .1 gsz-BOA6B . 14 1
TWO-BONDS WA.UO7 I . . • : ....H -- -
TOE RANT-110U6S.No. 91110 Lateen somas"
containing 0 rooms, Dot and cold 11.1... pa. '
IDIOM No: 16. Wastesn ammilia somas of
Ciartle streeLeontangun mongol I II gated
rs
ALERSTCDER PATTERSON.
. .. . . .
At Langer Tied, cornsi at Janie. allO7 l
table
Msnols. lsta atsLtUlealiell_sAtigt„,
EEILSONAL,-. 4111110101107111-001110.
. LNG HOMES, as Innesunantst in Insm , 1.-
.111 s slam, lzanblarismas 1.-
OM 0116 . 1 1". i - it weriewsi = r;
or will Da tont by mail sann to sal uniuSalig n e
,Ciflr =not sFa u..) :. %wet Ott us: ra
Dam aid =Baits A ital.( ", 411
I
e