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GENERAL NEWS.
Aram= Fasaiatrr 18 111 span. \
Tax mlaer's dibeasa—money-atanta.
A WRINGING ciactitne—tho Income tax.
Momaxa cnielopea—dresaing gown—
Aim&
INDIANA has thirty-seicn towns named
Jackson.
War.r. street is to have another female
broker's firm.
TEL cadetship market is quoted just
*Ow 'very dull. -
Tam founiky for casting shadows is 1p•
sated in the sun.
Pzortar. are now crossing Lake Cham
plain on the Ice. -
WMIREBOTON COMpllallll of A scarcity of
Send harm scmnta.
Missisantrz is receiving large numbers
s3I Swedish emigrants.
Santa ridtahes have made their appear.
anise In Alton, Illinois.
Tin book trade of Chicago amounts to
about $2,000,000 a year. -' •
TEA receipts of Booth's Theatre during
Jane were 'were over f. 10,000.
Ora Bum.'s concerts have drawn
splendid audiences In California.
VILILY are to have what they call "rellg.
one pLsys" at the Prague Theatre.
BIBILANK Is reduced to severe economy
by unlucky 'peculation' In stocks. .
Dtcsauts Is to give readings to Parts,
mow that his new novel Is finished.
A !API& to Canida very solemnly
sake, "What does shoo fly moan ?"
A RIZTUODIBT church has been buitt ia
Clinton county, lowa, In three days.
Bogs people object to cannedmeats, on
the ground that they are putup jobs.
A GIMAT German Bank Is to be estab.
Whoa. Lt Berlin, with 162, 0 , 0 00.000 mel
ta
A rimiow in Danbury, Connecticut,
boasts a moustache nine inches In length.
Bo far from being to a dying stale.
Senator Grimes is sold to be improving in
*math.
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" Write me as ono who loves his fello w
to the cannibal said to the ads.
alonizy.
01.111:mBEYOYFUL is the mune of the
Indian editor of the Port Hope Brilith
Camatitan. • •
defendant of ral punishment
in Boston say that cor po
"a, switch to time
!sires nine." •
• A Pictrwasszw distiller complains of
laving four barrils of whisky ' , stole by
tnibta disguised watt kraip.'
• Gitinraw newspapers say that emigra
tion from that pcnintry to America will be
- larger this year than ever before.
Du. LITINGSTO/12'11 brother at Fernan
do Po writes to a London paper erpress•
tng.hlabelief in the safety of his relative.
Bums of the period wear an English
frock coat, trousers of some ribbed mate
terial, a Lord Stanley scarf and lavender
eons.
Tax assassin Payne's corpse was re•
moTcd from Washington Arsenal recently
by his friends, and taken to pasta un
known.
Tn strongest newspaper articles yet
written against the woman suffrage move
ment are said to be from the pene of
Br the Ecumenical Council the propor.
tlon of Bishops dying to Latin speeches
nadir ta said to have been dins far as one
jo eleven.
.
AN Ma eerr imma that
lid, about to eight a duel, insisted that ha
.'sberild Mend six paces nearer his =taco
-List than the other did lam.. .
Brom= Blom once said,...Philanthro
phy lin lanircrsel sentiment of the human
hurt. .• * Whenever A sees B in trouble he
always wants C to help him."
isrtawric young lady of Philadel.
gibe decorated the roiling around the
Wswhington monument with Immortelleti,
rawly on the morning of the 22d.
MSS JANAUSCELEIC is about to cell for
Germany,- but will return in Jane, and
•taippmr on the New York stage in
Englishtragedy during the autumn.
. PAOPLE In Trenton got together the
. ether evening to eonalder the ice quegion.
While they were In convention the
weather changed and the river frorh over.
Tau Zwiesville Courier is informed that
tke late cold spell has cooked most of the
peaches-tar 1870. We should have pre.
tared it had left a few to be taken raw;
with cream, and hope It has, for Mr.
Barrows thinks some of the buds on the
highlands are unlejnred. We pin mar
hope! to that.
' ADtassi POET= alkyl the Monarch is
the greatest naval vessel afloat; that ahe
can easily conquor any vessel belonging
to our navy. She can ran down our iron
clads and monitors at sea, but a fight with
• her "in shore," or in harbor, might be
wore equally contested, for then she
could not so readily use the thirty.foui
fest iron ram placed in her' ,some Mara
feet under water. He declare, she is the
greatest piece of naval architecture he
has ever looked upon.
Tume seems to be little prospect of as
adjournment of Congress until June , and
perhaps July next, as an Jame=
amount of business =mains to be dispo
, lied of, even at the close of three months'
continuous work. The affairs of several
of the reconstructed States and revision
of ther taxes necessitated by the change
in our national financial prospects are
matters which demand the first attention,
and then there remain a thousand_
one lever matters, private bilis; &a.,
which' iromi.se to prolong the minion to
a late day.
Tint bill just passed by Congreea, and
which will be signed by the President ;
takes from the treasury over fire million
dollars, and gives the same to the asylum
for disabled soldiers, under the act of
February let, 1884. The institution has
received• 000,000 of the fund in the
treasury created by the above act, which
relievedall Quakers from military duty
by their paying ipoo to the Government.
Of thla fund there yet remains about
t 2111,000, which goes directly to the ineti•
tutlon. The bill just passed also gives to
the institution all the funds withheld et
Ow various branch rendezvous from these
soldiers who subsetptently deserted or
Jumped _bounty, and who have never
claimed their money on account of laid
desertion.
Ox Wednesday the last ration the Pipe
Grove and Lebanon road was laid. Itet
fora deep cut that had to be excavated
near Lebanon. the track wouidhave beti
completed in November. The first regu
lar train will parr over It on Monday,
March 7th. This new road is about
twentymight culla in length, extending
from Pine Grove,Schuylkill county, to
Manbeim, Lanciuter county. It will be
of Immense advantage to the coal owl
tors of the Schuylkill region, who will be
enabled to ship the mineral to the turns-
Des and other Iron manufactories of Leb
-11141011 and Lancaster counties much cheaper
than formerly, this route being dir*l- I
while the others are circuitous. 'the
shippers of oro in Lebanon counti will
also
b o o vreatly benefitted by the road, as
they will base an additional and expedi
tious avenue for transportation.
Ire their annual report the lilassachu-
POO Railroad Commissioners say that on
the let of January, 1870, there were at
least 100,000 tons of steel rails laid down
on the railroads of this country, and
probably 10,000 tons of stoel-hosded rails
besides. • The commissioners sent I dr
cular containing interrogatories in regard
to the use of these rails ten large number
of roads throughout the country, and
from the replies received conclude that
extremes of temperature do not InJuri
cmaly affect the steel ralls ; that their demi
bility far exceeds that of the bait iron'
rails, no steel rail having yet been report
ed as worn out ; that heavy Fades and
sharp curves do not materially affect their
wear ; that the rails shcmld be carefully
Inspec'ed before; laying, and that usually
all haws and imperfections can then be
d'scovered, and subsequent breakage in
t o track prevented.
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. Dinvxu.s. wants a new Jail.
on
FrrisSunday: inckts of nuns , tea! it eottsville
Tacterry at Ptrker's landing hes been
purettatiedly Mr. b. 13) Hunter, of filen
esta.
Msnrirtita 11' hitting about k mono-
Ment to the memory of its "honored
dead."
THE ' , oldest Inhabitant" uf Reading,
Haze W. Harper, eioa on Thursday or
hust week.'
PRILIDIMPHIL owes a larger debt, by
several millions. than the Slate, tat•
142,401,934.
At Tamaqua, a few days ago, a two or
three day old Infant was foundletsta
mutilated by bogs. - ; ' ' •
Tun "Drumm:act]:loy" entertainments
of the G. A. R., In eastern towns, have
been very successful In a pectudary. way.
Tex marriage contract of Thomas and
Amanda S. Hamilton, of Crawford
county, has been atm:tiled by the Legis
lature.
Jones Dolmas, Esq., of Meadville,
has made a cotteyince iiithis President
and. Trustees vf__Alleglieny College of
several lota In 'said with , * - large
building thereon, now kacwn as the Col
legelloardlng
Tilt bill constituting, Crawford (meaty
an independent judicial district has been
signed by the Geventor. The Titusville
Herald says "this bill originated with
the court -house ring at" Meadvill.s, and
wee designed as Another nail In the new
county coffin." . •
Flrranonalarm .l ilterntizgro. —Tile
Columbus (Ohio) Slats Journal says : A.
Pittsburgh drover invested $.050 in a
sharper at therdepot or sear tight bxality:
Sharper borrowed the Money, leaving as
security a check on a Pittsburgh firm for
$l,OOO. Drover took-tim thing comforts.
bly for some hours, and then waked to
to tbo realization that he , etas itetndled:
Ton new county project having again
failed "alter forty years' agitation,' ilia
now proposedto annex Titusville to lie
nango county. leviowing the :!'nevr..
County Swindle "controversy, the
.T.itusellie. Herold j ays `q• ;111 . 'er- -
pedisitt to go on year "ietif year
in the future, as wa Aar) done
in the past, handling this podium thing,
defiling ourselves, seeking to' ley the
foundations of a temple of justice, God
save the mark I upon the rotten founds.
tions of: peniiinal, cIEOII and
popular corruption. For this Is what it
amounts to and alt the world knows it."
Asa measure etrellef the Herald favors
annexation.
The Boosts *shops and Ifs tithle4l
In the Convocation in London the
Bishop of Winchester offered the follow
ing resolution: "That a committee of
both hewn ben , paillted, with power" to
confer with any conatilttee 'that'pay, be
appointed by the Conyocatibb Cof the
Northern Province, to report upon the
desirableness of a revision of the author.
ized version of the Old and New* Testa
ment, whether by insrginal notes or oth
resets; in all those passages where .plain
and cleat errors, whether in the Hebrew
or Greek text, originally adopted by the
translators, or in the translations made
from the lame, Abell on due investigation
be found to exist."
The Mahe Pr in offering this resoledion,
said that everybody who studied the
'matter knew that there were in their
prevent volume parts of it which did not
really belong to the inspired: Record.
Therefore he believed it was the duty of
the Church - to remedy these errors. '
The Bishop of IX David's said he. wits:
not *Mott feat that- thigliseffidien if
carried, would involve the necessity of
constant revision of the Scriptures, and
for this ha was 'by no means -prepared.
Ste did not believe that any alteration in
the gran:retied or -verbal construction of
the New Testament - would In any way
affect the doctrine. which the Church of
England now hem. lle believed It would
be a great advantage, both to the public
and private reading of the English
Church, if judicious revisions l were
made. Such a revision would, no doubt,
alter In very material respects the face of
the Holy scriptures; but that ought to. be
no reason why they should abstain . Born
revision if, by inch roosion,i they could
secure a more faithful representation of
Scripture than they bad hitherto had. •
The Bishop of Liandaff said he thought
the resolution should apply to the Old as
well as the New Testament. (4s origin ,
ally proposed by . the Bishop of-yin
cheater, itapplied only to the New.)- •
Alter some remarks frem the Bishop of
Salisbury,' the Biahop of Brain and othet
prelates, the motion providing for with/
quiry into both the Old and New Testai
went was unsahnotraly agreed to. -
PETECILEMI
.
We clip tbe Following .Iteu4 fro:wilt"
fHt City - .Dail', Tines, the mot rograbld
011Dapoi,publIshed : .
We learn that .1. .Diekey, Esq., 015:6111
city, exploded One of hbi 'plant' tame:
does Ina, well anomie four miles- from
TicUoute. belonging to .our trlendlL,
Clapp, Esq.- The well weal producing
three barrels per day, but Once
pada explosion, which took 2aoe on. the
til tor.
16th of February, It has neaWly yielded
seventy barren' per day and th us far the
Indications are favorable for - Its oontinui
• .oe. .
On the Igew York and AUFbeny, tract
Mr. Pershall's No. 21s num g
No. 8, '25 bbla; No. 1, 160 Mat No. 5,
pumping 5 bids.; No. ols down 200 feet.
fdesers. Stevens and Flehezare down 125
feet, •
On the Tidlonte and Warren trial, the
Company's No. 21s down 600 feet, No. 8
250 feet, p_ rogressing finely; 'Ei th er it
Cushing's Noe. 1 and 2 are being drilled
deeper. No. 0, new well, drilling. Other
wear lIICKORY
On the R. C. Scott lower farm. ThOrra.
berg & Goodrich Na.. 1 is pumping: Ip
bbla.; No. 2 down 110 feet. Crowe! Na.
down 450 feet.
On the Royal Scott farm, • Dewey & Ls
nay well, pumping 8 bbia.; Fisher eit.
aton No. i, drilling; No,, 2, rig op.
On the Widow Gorman Tarm, Figier
Cushing have • new rig up, will soon
etilladelphla Company'a territory
on same farm, Canfield well No. I, pro-
ducing 8 bOls.; Warren and llesango
gall 3; Snyder, 3; I.rwintorroll.o9.4lo.
1,44 , 210-2, 10.
On the Mlles farm, Collins Bros, No. 1,
pumping - 10 trots; No. 8. 18rNit: 3, riz
up; , Wide Awake,,l3; Mende, Meg &
Co.'s, Hickory and Tidlobto 011 Qr.'s
No. 1, ik No. 2,12.• ~
On the Beatty & Neysrt Farm, Good.
rich No. - 1, pumping 7 Dbl..; 2S
Batty rim), 8 btale t,Ne. 2 10; hics-9, 23;
tihaw& Durkee, 6; Beatty & Neyhart No.
I. draining; Fisher , Brothers Na, ki; down
100 feet.
The Petroleum Record of 'Saturday
•
El 2 'Vali, on the htetropell
we.geshm
lin track near ICIUW Clty, was recently
torpedoed, aid the production mate
ally increased.
The Flayille well, recently struck.
atill conthmes to yield nearly thirty
barrels per day. We understand that
one or two more wells ars soon to be put
down on that part of the Central PetrO.
imam Coompanya farm.
Mr. R. - Elargaokhu about,. to _put
down. two dark weal - 053W Optitral
Petroleum Company.] flarM,' th d-'ll,lll
commence drilling on Monday. W.
bear of other wells going down on this
farm.
rilEkiEß FALL&
Fire—Feat Banding: Banding: Destroyed-13ae
err, Vreg Store, and Clothing*Store. •
Nes/Jhuarcrort: March 1, 70;
Sabbath morning anent half pain
sight o'plook a Are broke out In a cloth.
fug 14016 on Maim street, Beaver Falls, at
the foot of the hill, near the old school
house, and spread until four bulidiare
were destroyed, as follows: A. „
"tore owned Mr. .Porter; a
b um b
akery owned -by a Jew ; ado
owned by Watson and Wilson, and's
tenement house. They were all frame
buildings, owned, as we were told, by
Charles yaIUMI - pert:ape
ge,ooo, and about - hair that" lunnunt of.
Insurance on them. , Did Aoki:mmou
amount of - fnanranee Was Sett' ols'the
goods. The lire originated by a lamp
uptake' In the cl ot hing Item B.
FIRST OMR
JRD.1176111%
HARRISBURG.
Penisilvania Legislature.
SENATE: Bills Passed Finally
—National Improvement Com
pany Pittsburgh Railroad
Compromise Indebtedness
Herald Printing. Company of
.Pittshargh. HOUSE: Variety
of Bills Introduced—Diamont
Hospital Management The
General Appropriation Bill.
HiwcialDisya'ch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
HAtousauss, March 1, 1870. '
SENATE. • -
nitie PAIMOID IrrleAbrr.
The following House bile were painted:
• Authorizing. the• Pittsburgh, Virginia
And Charleston -Railway Company to
Issue mortgage bonds.
Authorising the Oakland School Dia-
Plttsburgh, to borrow money. •
AUtherlaing the School Board of Re,.
serve teivrildp to borrow money.
Authorizing Mllivelo horongh School
Borini,tcrborrow ten thousand
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NAfIONA IMPROVEMENT COMPA*T.
Messrs. Ratan, Howard, White. Ruck.
ralew and others opposed the bill inoor
poratinir ' , the Netkonal• Improvement
Oornpaby," me extravagant in therwers
Eby,"
Mr. WHITE moved indefinite post
ponement.
Mr. CONNELL moved postponement
for thet.preepent.
Tho latter motion carried.
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DIV* PASSED. - , ,
The following Senate bills were passed:
Incorporating the Western Pennsyl
vania Life Insurance Company of Penn
sylvania
Changing the Pittsburgh city and
ward elections to December.
•
Incorporating the Beaver Falls Water
Company.
BanSu k. pplement for the Artisans' Saving.
Extending to the Baldwin School Dis
trict the act of April 21. 18G1.
In rebates to the collection of ,school
dike-lets of the 'Commonwealth. -•--
Authorising the Sixteenth ward School
Board, Pittsburgh, to borrow ten thous.
and dollars. ! •
BILLS INTRODCCED.
By Mr. GRAHAM: -"Supplement teamt
creating a sinking fund for theettln
goishment of railroad compromise
indebtedness of Pittsburgh and an.
Pointing a Board of COVOulisslooOrS,
which provides the Controller of
Pittsburgh shall be an ex.offielo member
i,f the Board, and Councils may dll
vacancies and remove Commlasionitrs
and entirely regulate the sinking fund.
Also incorporating the Harald Print
ing Company of Pittsburgh. Palmed.
By Mr. OLMSTED: Providing that
persons conflated of fornication cud bee
tardy shall not be discharged as
insoly
ent debtors until they hays paid Hue,
~ l ying in" expenses and costs and given
security to pay for the inslntensoca of
Wetland, unless they have undergone
one year's imprisonment.
Relative to requisitione of the Goy.
emment upon other Statca,.which no.
quires the costa WIO4E! as other Casts
in suit.
HOUSE OF BEPRESENTATPIES;
BILLS INTEODtICED
By
.bir. WEBB: Joint resolution for
adjournment March 3lst.
Biy Mr. BEANS: Making the mode of
selecting 'school directors in the Com.
monwealth serve for selection of jurors.
Also, regulating .newnbroken.
.y Mr. AMES:. Regulating the mete
Me of dentistry. • •- -
By Mr. McCREARY: Reviving State
military agency at Washington.
By Mr. SCIINATTERLY Extending
the act of this session allowing railroad
oompanlell telease and become lessees to
Pittsburgh and Connellaville Road.
Ry Kr. ROLLE/at: Urgtzet Congress
to repel! the present Income tax law,
beauumk It Ls inquisitorial and oppressive
and'Anesttonable, because It Is a direct
tax.
By Mr. BUFFINGTON:Providing that
any election officer who shall raffle to
receive and count the votoof any oilmen
on' - aooOtod of 41108. color; or ..preViOILO
condition of servitude Quill be guilty of
misdemeanor, puniattabLe by dna and
imprisonment. .
By Mr. PARBo.l.ile : Joint . resolution
directing the Governor, Attorney Gen
eral and Auditor General' to'•'uzge th.
General Government to pat the border
7 ' 1: i• - “• 3 to:motor Rosereab.. ---
( DAVIS rebid - in article in tie - Mita.
burgh Ossonarcial of Feb. 96th; In refer;
elm to the Dixmont Hospital appropri.
salon and management, • referring . to Mr.
`Davie championing the inatitutn and,
as having' recently visited Pittsburgh'
with Mr. Schnatterly.
Mr, DAVIS pronOtinced the assertion
or Imputation: es false and toe writer a
Itat'of the nrat ;water,' whore he shonld
Introduce a resolution to expel from the'
courtesies of the House date knew him.'
If any specific charge was brought and
proved spelatettie peewit management,he would - vote for a change of the man
' xygentent, but In ; the absence of, stay
charge he would not allow the impute.
lion to rest upon honorable men. The
men now trytng to obtain> the "manage.
went were too mean to contribute the one
thousand dollars required to become
managers: - • .
Dimas. 81.71INATLERLY and XAN
KIRK followed. defending Weir action
,In favor of the appropriation, to.
hy r adyt .LA Ft defended the loatittitton.
The general appropriation bill was con:
iddered on second reading. •
The • Dixmont Hospital appropriation
Was Doled again, excluding the peons.
ion for s new management
-Mr. REINOEHL mond an appropria.
tion of six thou/Laud dollars fora mow
ioment to Thaddeus Stevens in WAehingi
ton.
Mr. BROWN moved an amendment,
adding James Buchanan.
Both amendments ware withdrawn.
The section allowing mothers to re•
move soldiers' arphanti from schools at
halt allowance reseed alter conaiderable
opposition.
WHITE proposed to add , a sea
Non. diverting nom tho' sinking land
the. taxes on taverns, eating house:,
restaurants. distilleries, breweries. es.
tailors,' broken, theatres, billiard sa.
loons, foreign Insurance agencies, am;
Ruled out as Irrelevant. •
M. WHITE moved an additional sae.
Hon obliging hospitals, charitable
Mimi, du., receiving aPCuPicittimic to
leak° annual reports to Abe Governor,
Auditor-General and Treasurer r , contain,
ins all amounts of receipt* andexpendl•
turn in detail. Defeated. •
The bill wawa second reading
SCBANTOIi,
The kgplooSes—lturther Panic:
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'CU Att OM& $43 , qui ritobirgh osmium:l
''SOnereitore; Mirth t—The
diautor of last evening has cut a gloom
over the city. The , explosion was the
moot truffle that 2 ever oodurred.th Able
section. ,blany,truildings In the neigh.
borbooft of the • reifies mill were badly
shaken, and the concusalon was felt half
$ mile from the spot where It originated.
The cause cannot be satiafactorily trued,
as all who were in the Immediate richt.
ity at the time wars instantly killed. n
is feared that several of, those badly
jund gal dingm Um effects.' The roar
of-the builidirectly over the boiler
was blown to places and shafting of
manse also and weight was carried to an
,elevation of from aeventrlive to one
hundred feet. Some of the men b
In the runts were not extricated until a
late hear last night, and the , atentbdng
suspense of Rita' and children WAS meat
l i painful. The, scene. to a conaldantlde
degree resembled tbat of Avondale it
is as yet impartible to correctly estimate
the damage to propotty;tnat it Wilde
heavy. The mill will not be 'with in
running order for aavorat weeks.
ill
PITTSBURGH, W i Ep ) pT4Sp4lir,- MARCH 2,- 1870
FORTY-FIRST CONGIIRSS.
(SEACOIID MIEtIS10111.)
SENATE :• A grieultnral - and Me
• chanic Arts—Additional Boun
ty Claims—Homestead Rights
in Land (hunts -punding Bilk
HOUSE : Indians' Status Under
XlVth . Amendment—Distilled
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Spirits in Bond.—ltesolution
Censuring Pa-Representative
Peweese—CadetShip Inrestiga
lion to be Continued—Gold
Panic Investigation Report.
city Telegraph to the Pllterargh
WASIIINGTON, March i t 1870.
EMMEE2
Mr. WILSON Introduced a joint reso
lution for the better obutrvance cif Son;
day In the military and- naval academies.
Referred to the Military Committee.
Mr. RRVELS pretianted .a petition
from the colored men of Philadelphia
for the portage of a bill . to secure to all
parsons equal protection f the laws.
Referred to the Judiciary Cdpmlttee.
Mr. MARIE, from the Committee on
Education and Labor, reported a ■ubati
lute-for thrjoint resolution concerning
colleges for the benefit of agricultural
and mechanical arts. The substitute
Irroyides that distinction on account - of
race or color or previous condlUon -of
servitude in any such institution, or , by
any State, shall occasion ferfelture of
lands and script. • •
Mr. WILSON, from Military Commit
tee, reported 'without amendment the
bill extending until December let, lir°,
the time for presenting claithe for addi
tional bounties. , •
Mr. HOWE made his Ant speech to
'eupport of his revolution, that In ,every
grant of landr - to railroads a prey's*
chili be Incorporated seeming the rights
of settlers to homateads on grants, and
requiring the land to be put in the mar
ket at an early day at a price not ex
seeding two dollars and ally cents per
sumo. He desired 'a permanent pollee
-by which the protection of the west and
southwest from the great evils of land
monopoly Would be made the feature of
railroad grants, as inevitable as the Wll
toot proviso ~.used to be In territorial
The rapid accumulation of capital
and the - powerful combinatiops of rail
road corporations augmented the dan
ger of land monopoly In these days end
necessitated the imposition of restraints.
While advocating this policy, he
would continue to favor most
earnestly the granting of lands to
promote the • settlement and develops
the resources of the west. The wisdom
and enemas of this policy had already
been estahlished. I 7 view of the rapid
territorial expansion, be thought Mat
at no dletantday our descendants would
mane from the balls of the Montezuma;
the annexed Dominion of Canada and'
the States of the Red. River country, to
take seats perchance In the capitol,
which will then tower in magoltieent
proportions on the western banks
of the Father of Waters, or upon
the beantlftd and commanding alto
of the city of his own realitenee, the
city of Keokuk, overlooking the States
of the Union. In conclusion he said the
policy inset( would not be coulmained of,
but its abuse. The Mates interested in
the continuance of this policy moat unite
to correct thee. abuses or , the system
itself would be sect - Diced with ell Its ben,
The resonation IntroduCed 'e7 Mr.'
Rama wwwdenseed, ,, z
The Septa resumed the consideration
of the funding bill.
Mr. CORBETT submitted and advo.
cated au amendment previously intro.
duced by him as a separate bill.
Without action the Senate went Into
executive aopimo, and Pon alter ad
journed. " •
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Senate amendments to the poet
route bill were concurred in.
lissolutions were adopted instructing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire
whether the Cherokee, Chocktaw, or
. . .
other tribeof indlins, are United : State@
citizens under the fourteenth' intend-
Mout, andirbettier, if theyare, any eon.
trace., or treaty can be made with Weal as
tribes or natives: Calling on the. Seers.
lazy of Wig for General Crane's report of
St. Marra Falls shlpesoaL
- - Mr. ItENNEIT asked leave to report
far action a bill authorizing the construe.
lion and maintenance of a bridge across
Kissers river.
Mr. KERR objected.
• - •Thejoint reremtion Introduced Jester.
d a y byjgr., gar*, Aziending. to ..tbree
years the time for keeping distilled
spirit' in bond, came up. • • •
his,giaraball's amendment araereieet.
erV—yeas 84; hays Sit' •
Mr. ilowar'a imbeittrate, requiring the
Payment of oneeeht per gallon for•each
month-after the drat year, wax agreed to
without divieldn.
Mr. WASHEMIZIE, Wis.. Moved to
In the bill on the table, ea -being a bill
to suspend the collection - or revenue on
whisky for the remainder or this admM-
IstraUou. Lost.-•.yeas 62, nays 104.
The bill. as amended, was pared
out division. . .
Mr. LOGAN, Chairman of the Com
*nee on IMMO Atlrche,, , madike report
WI the case of John T. Drones*, smbatt
Ung the, testimonytaken In the case and
a stataweat wade by Mr. powsioe bop:,
the Committee. . ,
_ .
Ur. Dewetee forvleg reelimett, the
Committee reported the 'following. rtm.
!taupe, the report being Signed by the
Members of the Committee;
Revived, That John T.' Retraces, hum
Representative in Congress from the
Third. CongreesiOnal District of North
Caroline, did make an appointment to
the U.S. Naval Academy in violation of
law, and that snob appointment was in
final:cod ipecurtlary could oration, an d
that his conduct in the premises has been
to chew him unwonhy of a seat in the
- House of Representatives, and there.
fare condemned as conduct unworthy,sf
a Itepresantatietlef lb. lieoPiea
The' tostitne wee read froth 'Cie
Clerk's desk.. at of him L. IL Bean,
proprtetreee c the 'United Rates Hotel
in Washington, was to the effect that die
tutd.peld M Devisee for the tomitio,
Con of her no nto - the Naval Academy,
and that thole:Went had: been.rargaded !
by Hr. Deweetaiwlthin the tut Tow days. 1
That of her son was to the same effect.
The statement of. fifr; Deleeuw was
that Attila time he niceived the money
he did not know there was any wrong in
it; that the Secretary :of. War and the .
Necretsry of the Navy were both cogni
zant of what he waa doing. As mu as
he realized that he had done -wrong, lie
returned the moony and sent hie wag.
nation Utile Governor of his State. He
had not acted froa. mercenary motives,
for he had expended 112,000 in his State
in the last Presidential election. _
The resolution was then adopted
unanimously on a vote by yams. and
nqa
Mr. OAHE, ehairinan of the Cominit.
tee On Acleounte, nude a report aa to the
expenses of the various committees of
the Soaae. Total amount 147,788, of
which 120,962 has been paid. The Ebro.
mitres on- Aeon:into was directed
audit end allow the acoomita. •
Mr. LOGAN saked instractioos from
the House what the Committee on
Dem kW.
iery.Affaira Gu
ip ild do in the InvutUa.
of oadetah aoi ?
early male by , mem pt: bersnt omentsf th imprope former
Congress. -
kitare.- Woodward, Bingham, Banks
and Logan expressed the opinion that the
House had no - jurisdiction, while Mr.
Cobb, of Wleconen, thought it would be
unfair-to eertaki exuembers• suited
whom ukiencatted, already been taken
to cut them off from datum. In reply
to a Animation he mentioned the name of
Mr._ ill iii, - Alibates, who had been
charged with rag:felting money, for an ap.
pointment *tithe S aul Academy, which
statement be (fdr.Calils) denied.
Various ..uiggieltions and resolution. 'Were offered and tootUllad. Finally' the
following, offered. by GARFIELD,
we.agreed t; (a =mist that ..not hit%
contained in this resel aattliddnnshall be eon•
strned to said- Committee eon-
It ' ll "( alingding
already stnameneed." ha pant
adopted and th en.reeonsider m= od been
and. re*
litteuf Uef,r That lei the execution of the
opfee.pEteeklionn or .February 4.1870.
the Um:an:duets on Military. Affairs be
reinteraeted sc:continue its initial tion
of aLL putobeeee or miles of cadetship. by
..
ES
---
any person wa beim . eleuted as a
member or., ].gate of the • tiouee of
Representatives In the 41st Congress, or
by any_ Person ho beide any executive
or Judicial Oghee. ,
• Mr. GARFULD, chairman of tkon
mith3e on Banking, preeected the testi.
mony taken Mho gold panic investiga•
thin and the ;wpm speed to by the Com-,
=lace:
Mr. COSpracnted the minority report
of himself analar. Jones, 'of Kentuaky..
Both report& were laid on the hlo and
ordered to be printed i ii nd reco
• The recommittal gi es the co mitten
control of the 'matter, oas to -4
it any time.
Adjourned,,...l
STATE EEGIISLA'LiaIIS.
LBy Telegraph ectetteFlttaburghelaXtle . . 1
=ll=4l
• Naseruameglarch the Rouse
•
to-day Mr. Knew - 11, chairman of Mtn
. chairman„ of
mittee on InvFallon, reported that
.
Odd committee proof that Secretary
• .
Fletcher was c aged Live cents more per
acre for the
the'
School Scrip
donation to titer State by the general
government thanhe bold it for, and that
be conid Dave gleaned' cash nstalceof
_
Calling on time,;-7
The bill introiloped, in the House by
Mr. Steele, Mehl:nen of ' the Finance
Committee, la aftellar mite/nth , foaling
to th e North cerethle ; bill, and.provides
that railroad o ffi cials shall, npon oath,
state the number and series of all bonds
leaved to thent tinder Its Legislature
since 11365, the pidhe received for the male
of -the sameeti and the Governor
and Comptrollerghall be governed by the
price of mild sale In fending said bonds
with new ones: - any railroad sold its
hands at 'My Beets, inter/at will only he
psid on said tengsketrifty cents, and the
new bonds will Leine for them at the
slime, that is. onienew bond for two old.
The bill passed *et reading, was 'refer
red to the Fininte .:Committee and
ordered to be pritstbd.. •
The Legialettne trill adjourn Oti therth
Inst, but the 'ingraining, to investigate
the legality of bdnda homed to reUroada
will remain In sliirmondtuing the recess
‘llo4.,,timunla
•
Much
Wasimutn, I.The Joint rose
,.
proposhitax amendment to the
Slide Coninitution so as to enfranchise
ingroes and ex•Criefederatee, passed the
Senate today by a vote of 18 to 4. It
wee passed by thialouse on Priday by a
vote of. 36 to 18. „,I3 has to be concurred
in by the L.021101'2'0 next winter, and
then submitted to the people in October,
1871. Under lieneovisicsta the enfran.
eland Confederal* will first Vote lu 00.
toper, 1872. , .
IME
Tazarox, Iffarikil.— A bill bu been
inntwirmed Into theitterrate looking to
- new railroad roilb) between .Now York
and Philadelplaik--
.
BRIEF TELEGRIMS.
_
—The earpentili at Albany, N. Y.
Gave atruek Walk a rodttatton or waged.
—The eincinnidl Southern Railroad
bill was defeated friths HentockY Senate
yesterday; by a eels at 22 to IL •• •
—Orders were liven to• reinstate half
of the discharged, Wrurkuten In the Chat ,
leetown Nary Yid*: They resume work
to-day.
—The House ofqh., Ohio Legislature
yesterday reetinaidered the none° on the
woman soffrage sod allowed It to be
printed.
—The woolen Shoddy mill of Wash
ington Patton, at Marley, wee burned
Monday evening. 'Los 120,000. Partly
hunted.
—Bay. DeCblltkoata.ligMhettial
fOsusattitiqutom . len., been foun.
'theor adultery and dismissed from
the ministry.
—The rasidtutee of George Baker, near
Quinsy, IIL, was burned - on Monday
night and two children had a narrow
escape from being burned to death. Loss,
MOM.
—The Northern Railroad Elevator, at
Toronto, cootaining• 125,000 bushels of
grain and 18,000 barrels of Doer was de
alloyed by tire yesterday morn ing. lonia
estimated at pa 000. .
—A. young lieuustielely, named Eliza
beth ?dully, who was supposed to have
died on Monday in Chicago from aim.
alve intoxication, it turns oat committed
suicide by taking amnia.
—Gov. Bowie, of Maryland, has signed
the death warrant of Jaa. Lewis Collins.
colored, for the murder of Eiaba Ranks,
colored, in September last. Collins will
be banged on the lit of April. • ,
" —Rev. I.k.rnelhis Smiting. • Jesuit
Priest, ratator Of the Church Holy Name
io etamilu, died at his •residence yester-
day nownlng. Father - Bruartus bore an
excellent reputation ass man and Chris-
The German .oolohy that left Chi
cago a abort time aloft under the charge
of Cart Wellataln, alerted from the end
ante Karam Pak& Railroad on Mon
day for their. destination, Watmountain
Valley, Oalorado.
—A Madison (Ind.,) dispatch earl that
Incendiaries made another attempt to
burn the Courser printing office Monday
night, and also the lower Nondairy. The
Are In both places was extinguished
w!thontlni , c l d im3istV 6
—A fire at Thorntown, Ind., moudaY
night destroyed - the large flooring • mill
of McKenzie & Co. The lose la twenty
thonaand dollars. Insured for sixteen
thatusand—ten tlimeand or .which la In
the Underwriters, of New York.
—John Kllbrlde, a butcher ln Chicago',
went la a ball Monday nlght,'got fear
fully drunk, was taken home by friends
and about four o'clock yesterday morn.
tog ahot himself dead with a reyolyer.
Deossiod loaves a wife residing some.
where lrilgew Took BUM.
•=TGe Flu preme Oonit of Ohio yesterday
granted the application for await °terror
lathe CincinnatiNbleht the schools came.
bit set the Me tor hearing on the second
Tuesday In December. Thls learns the
case so that the Bible can be read !tithe
schwas until that time at least.
—The Wed foreign null brinme details
of the opening of the famons /Sfordannt
divorce case, in which the Prints of
Wales impaired on the stand. The wit
nesses worn (Ingo emphatic uto the in
sanity of the defendant, and some of the
most extraordinary evidence ever given
in a court room was elicited On this 4X.
onion.
Intelligence has yet been re
oelved,, either• directly or from com
manders of passing vase* either of the
City of. Boston or of the Bremen steamer
Smidt. which latter vessel cleared at Bra
men ibr New-Tork on the 20th ult. and
sailed on the WA. and has oonsequently
now occupied-. thirty-eight days , on the
—Letters from lit. Petersburg state
that never in the memory of man has
more Intense oeicl bean experienced than
that to which the people at this moment
are exposed to in \ Raisin, In number d
in all northern countries. Aof
deaths from congestion are militated by
Rtualan journals, amongst them of eep.
oral sentries frozen at their pmts.
—Thursday of hat week a small party
of tntozlcated Indiana went to a mobe
twenty miles from Helena, Winans, and
their demands tbr whiskey being denied,
they destroyed the most of the fiarniture
about the premises, and left. The three
white men barricaded against the Lid'.
diens, who returned after a abort time,
but unable to enter the house, they stole
fifteen bead of hones. The whites re.
captured the horses next day. The Indi•
cans threaten fOrthenvielatitat '
. .
affair
—A shooting ai occurred at Camp
Carlin, Wyoming Territory,yesterday,
between L. Mason and gatawood.
clerk In- the Q. M. Depart:meat, The
difficnity originated the previous even
inorseg at • salmon
t in.. Cheyenne, about a
h ram,ich is
said' to have us ed .W
offensißatafordve remarks
towards Mum restalley Mason - 'd.. .
mended an apology,. and Sanford de
'alined to apologize or retract, whereupon
Mason • shot, wopmidus: him in .the
shoulder. Bateford returned
the fire,
wounding Mason, who has since died.
l i n o
Blond" who lately douriahed
in Chicago, arrived at Milwaukee on
Monday. Duringday. handbills
were circulated on the street purforting
to be addressed to the troupe, and COD.
tanning a savage attack on Mr. Morey
and, a Mu, Written, byaggin, xnum
ber of prominent , cuing= protested
to the Mayor gairwt e the troupe
ying
license to exhibit on the ground that It
was 'indeeett., The' ligOora; ealled • the
License committee of the Common
Council togetner, and - ender their in
structions wanly granted the limns&
SECOIII Ern
THE CAPITAL.
Pa lie Debt Statement—Hedne•
t n Last Month $6,481,111
port on the Gold Pante of
S ptember—The Oneida Calam
' it ,&c. •
(Ey Telegraph to the Pittsbarghliasette;)
Wasatawrosr, March 1,1870.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following in the statement of the
public debt:
Bearing cohtlaterest $ • ^1.079.2550
Bear nit currency 1.1142 f eat ts.sat.opo 00
Debt on nrucb luterast has ceased. 5.072,344
Debt bearing no lateseeL • ' .057 31
Total ..
Intaloa%
r.,111.910.854
9V47i7.1111
4r:4,lAm 79$
' /meant In Trta/ury.
a 113.400 TA or
10.260,115 61
=ls=
=l9!
=lE=
MEM
Bondi awl Intent
Total
.$l3 340.31134
=I
=
I==!
.
Eetre&la OD manila • 6.4M 1 811 76
creaseslnee March let. b7.1.31.7tC
fide W.A. to raBaa . Ralf
,
rtoul. Cotoptolea la•trest ply
able. in lawful mosey, aampant •
outatandlng
Interest anernad and not yet bald. 1en,541 20
neatest bald ba th e Vatted bun.. 6.111.1164
Inte•est repaid by transporta• • •
, armada •-• " ' • 1,104,Cd4 al
balatten off latatei bass by tee -
• unmet Itate• 4,617,206 00
•
Gen. Garfield, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency, made
a report today on the gold panic. It
kites a riesumidantial amount of its his.
tory, and comer to the following concha-
Sone In view of -the testimony: • .
Pird. Proinlnent 'bankers and mer
chants who testified before the Commit•
tee were nearly unanfmons in -the opin
ion there was no gullicient reason for the
existence of the Gold. Exchange and
Gold Exchange Bank; that they were
the source of measureless evils and
ought to be destroyed.
S'ecoad. The gold conspiracy dealt a
heavy blow at our credit abroad by
shaking the faith of foreign capitalists In
the stability of our trade and honesty of
our people. Hundreds of firms engaged
In legitimate, business were wholly
rained or severely crippled; importers of
foreign goode were for many days at the
mercy of the gamblers and suffered
heavy losses; In fact the entire country
was injured, the foundations of business
and morality were shaken and numer
ous defalcations that shortly followed
were clearly traceable to the mad spirit
engendered by apeculation.
Third. The committee fled that the
wicked and cunningly devised attempts
of conspirator' to compromise the Presi
dent of the United States, or his family,
utterly failed. Mr. Corbin, using the op-.
portunity which his family relationalnp
to the President afforded, and under that
wore. form of hypoclery which puts on
the guise of religion and patricide cumsed
his arts to learn something from visit.
oonvenuttione of the President., which
could be made profitable to him and his
conspirators, but with all the efforts or
hla.asociatea the teetlmooy has not elic
ited ono word or act of the Provident
Inconsistent with that patriotism and
integrity which befit the Chief Execptive
!gibe nation. The tussaag• sent to Cor
bin, when - big doplieltylein enenect:
ed, and the order which laid the strong
hand of the government upon the con
spirators and broke their power, are
most significant.
The report relieves lire. Grant and
General Porter from an suspicion of
gambling.
All the public, funds en rusted to Gen.
Butterfield were faithful' accounted for.
It la not oencludvely pro ed he was In
terested with the conspirators In realmg
the price of gold, though on 'this point
the testimony is conflicting. Gould
swears positively he bought two lots of
gold for Butterfield, amounting in all to
a million and a half dollars. Butterfield,
also under oath, denies this statement.
Both Flak and Gould swear they receiv
ed messages from Butterfield and an
ewers to messages which they sent
during the days of the panto In
reference to news from Washington, and
this 'statement receives some support
from Brown, a messenger of .the Sub.
Treasury. It is proved by the testimony
that during the days of the panic two
firms, brokers, sold gold on Batterfield'a
order and for his profit, and that during
his whole term of office he was dealing
largely in United Staten bonds on his
own account. When asked by the Com
mittee
whether he knew of any °Meer of
the United States who was directly or
Indirectly Interested In gold, be answer
ed
unqualifiedly in the negative; but
when afterwards confronted with the tea.
ttmony of Seligman, concerning his pur.
chases of gold, he admitted It was Una
The committee recommend' the slop.
lion of the following resolutions:
That the Committee of Ways and
Means be instructed to report a bill levy.
Ing such tax on transactions of Gold Ex
change and Gold Exchange Clearing
houseras in their Judgment the interests
of the demand•
.. That the .oemmittee on Judiciary be
Instructed to Inquire Into the expediency
of reporting a bill to define and punish
conspiracy against the credit of. the
Tinned States and business of Its people.
That the Committee on Banking and
Currency be Instructed to inquire wheth
er. atiy farther legislation la 'necessary to
prevent the improper tree ofcertified
checks by National banks, and that they
have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
MINORTIT AM MOST
Mews, Cox and Jones unite In a
minority report. They contend the in
ception of the sold plot was involved in
Cie appointment of the Asalatant True
urer at New York; that it was encour
aged by ohangbig the polity of Secretary
hicCullooh; that the salmi of gold, if at
ell made, should be regulated by law;
that the Comndltee refused to invest!•
t rce p gilt . %trzi conduct of meant in a c n l , Ming
therefbre the investigation wa partiaL
toes or TflE orribs.
The Navy Department has nothing by
which to relieve or allay the terrible slur
pence of those most interested in the
panic:shire of the 'Oneida disaster. A
letter was resettle:l 'here by Collector
Tullock, from his son, Paymaster Tab
leek of the Oneida, dated January 23d,
In which he mentioned the home pen
nant had been hoisted, and farewells
made with their friends of the squadron
who were to remain on the station. Ad
miral Porter says that the si roaent com
plement of the Oneida will t fall much
shorter one hundred and ty Routs.
The Navy Department hu not yet re
ceived any particulars of the Oneida dis
aster. It Is Impossible to Obtain any
perfect list of the °Moen and crew of the
vessel, for the reason -that as she was
about to leave China for the United
&stem some transfers, both among offi
cers and men of the squadron to
which she belonged, probably took place,
particularly In the came of men who had
yet to serve some time of enlistment,
while ethers belonging to other United
States vessels of the same squadron
whose terms had expired, or were about
to expire; would the transferred to the
Oneida for home passage.
==
President Grant, Secretaries Fish and
Boniwell and several Congressmen to.
day attended the Manilla* of Winfield
Scott Smith, a prominent newspaper
correspondent, with Miss Dupont, of
THE WEATHER
State of me Thermesseter at Varietal
Petals Yesterday Morning.
)87 T.lemon to tam Plttentrob Gssato.)
ST. Lows, dem and; bright ; ther
mometer 54 dell. steals. _
. 50. PAUL. eleszandoeld; thermometer
1.5 deg. above.
Concmoo, cloudy and cold.
CINOLINTIATI. 0101/dy. and Omit looks
like imow.
Ost Orrr. cloudy and a/sawing a little;
thermometer 34 deg. above.
Himmel:l, *toady r thermometer 40
dea..above.
ihrw Yonx;mll.dand plessent.
ti
Piumanr.urnit, cloudy and modem
ne.
Hanalsnallta, clear andplimant.
El
NEWS BY CABLE.
The Saved from the American
Corvette Oneida—Yacht Race
Controversy—" Sold" Sculling
Match English Parliament
Proceedings—Violent Election
Disturbance in Ireland—Death
Penalty Abolished in Germany
—Carnival Festivities in Paris
and Rome—Mr. Burlingame's
Remains en route to America.
(RI Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.)
GREAT BRITAIN. '
flosnon, 'March I.—Dispatches just ro
calved announce that tlfty.els lives were
saved at the sinking of the Oneida.
Aakbury refuses to race the Calabria
nalnst the Sappho unless the latter will
allow time in favor of the Cambria, to
eited the difference in tonnage. •
These, Is much, Indignation In boating
circles at the result of the boat race yes.
terday between Sadler and 'Heath. It
le supposed that the result was pier
arranged between the parties for, betting
purposes.
EC=
In the' Ilotuie of Lords this evening the
bill Introduced by ,Lord Redesdale to
amend the lath Church act was passed
to first reading: • •
In the Commons Mr. Evian& gave
notice of a motion for the reduction of
the African squadron. •
Mr. Torren■ moved that it was expedi
ent for the Government - to encourage
emigration by enabling the guardians to
borrow money tortilla purpose. A 'pro
tracted debate followed, in which Lord
Hamilton and Messrs. Ayton, Monte
end Laurence Were the chief partici.
pants.
Mr. DIES announced the granting of
state aid to promote emigration.
Mr. Gladstone strongly opposed the
motion and Mr. Torrens replied. A. di
vision was had and the motion was die.
agreed to-48 to 153.
The Insurance) on the steamer City or
Boston has been advanced. It la believed
at Lloyds that the steamer has gone
southward under canvas.
A meeting of Irish -members will be
bold on Monday for the parpcee of tat•
to action 1n reference to the Irish laud
bill. The liberals will endeavor to Add
an amendment to the bill extendingthe
system of the tenant rights of Ulster to
the whole of Ireland. A 'great Many
liberals, especially the whip, will maid
this amendment. The blab 'liberals do
not feel satisfied with the explanations
made in Parliament in reference to tan.
treatment of O'Donovan Hosea and fel.'
low convicts. The whole subject will
speedily be brought to the attention of
Parliament.
The Time, severely miUcises the vague.
nem of Mr. Gladstone's remarks In Par.
liament lett night on the proposed action
of the.goVernment In relation to the bill
for reform in the land system inlreland.
It does not believe there can be any
thorough reform so long as the govern.
ment fails to assert the majesty of the
law. Crime Is still unpunished in Ire.
lend; disorder is rampant. The govern
ment can never pacify or control Ireland,
or establish a decided policy, until It as.
sena Its power. The Times demands the
adoption of such a policy Without a day's
delay.
Dumas, March I.—lntense excitement
exists in Tipperary district, arising out
of the:e.: Won of a candidate to succeed
1" thef anconvict O'Donovan Roma.
Kidd' , who was supported by the
Fontanel and known to be Rosaa's choice,
watt defeated by only four votes. The
suoteeattil candidate, Mr. ;Baron, Heron, who
area preating.et tkaapolitt.arsemdpna •
from the mob by the police. An attempt
was made to attack him at Colomo, and
be was pursued far beyond the town by ,
bands of Itosaa's friends. The army
polies continued their protection until he
passed the limits of the town.
=173
ST. Farseeing°, March I.—lt is re-
ported that J. Dior ev , 7 Brown, Secretary
of the Chlrma° Embassy, will be appoint
ed to the place made vacant by the death
of Anson Burlingame.
The remains of the late Anson Burlin
game will be sent to the United States
via Berlin. The widow and sons of de.
ceseed remain in St. Petersburg. The
disease of which Burlingame died wee,
Inflammation of the lunge. The Chinese
Embassadors continue their negotiations .
with the Russian government.
=2
MADRID, March I.—The Bishop of
Ostna has arrived in Madrid in custody
of civil guards..
Senor Market intends to interpellate
the. Government respecting the visit
which . the Spaniels Bishops in Rome
made to Prince At urn on his arrival
there with the Duke De Chaste.
=3
PARIS, Karon I.—No . withstanding the
announcement that the-!Mardi Gras' ,
festivities would be ♦urpreasad by the
police, at this hour (one o'clock) the Fat
Ox Boeuf Gras procession Ikea pal en
tered the court yard of the Militaries.
Great mods of people are gathered on
the line of procession.
=En
Banta:it, March L—ln the Reichstag
today Count Bismarck made a long
speech against the abolition of the death
penalty. He said the adoption of such a
measure would be fatal to the new node.
The Reichstag, however, voted in favor
of the abolition, majority 37.
Ei332i7
Roma March L—For the first time
Mum 140 the police permit the wearing
of masks In the streets main the car
nival. No disturbances have °marred.
The weather la unfavorable and there Is
little animation in the festivities.
=EI
Marrennem, March' I.—The Bank of
Holland has reduced its minimum rate
of discount to four per cent. The opLulon
le general that other continental banks
will fellow the example.
=MIME!
BRZILEN March . L—The steamer
Eichorn gm:waded yeeterday while coin
ing up to Bremen Haven. She Iles In
the outer harbor and at last accounts had
not got afloat.
Souramarrorr, March I.—Tho steamer
Doran hes arrived from New York.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON. Much L—Evening.--ConsoLs
nu: , Five-twenty bonds of '62 9054 '65,
893,1 '67, 88M; Tomforties 88
21,4; L U., MN; A. G. W., 9. A
LONDON, March I.—Tallow steady at
464046 s Bd. Petroleum Armor but not
higher. Turpentine steady. Sugar arm.
Fasettvoirr, Much L—Five•tweuty
bonds closed active at 9534(325j4f.
PAULIN, March L—Bourse closed Arm;
route. at 74 francs 22 centimes.
Awrivanr, March L—Petroleum flat
at 694
The Red Rher Country Trimble&
at, Telegraph to the rat sbargh Gamete.)
CHICAGIO, March I.—Advicee from Red
River say Rein was unaninesualy elected
Preeldent of the Provialonall3krvernment
after th eadjournment of the Convention
which framed the bill of rights. The
English residentaare reported SA greatly
incensed at the manner in which their
delegation knuckled down to the French
In the Lae Convention, and an uprising
was regarded as Imminent.
A letter from Pembina, dated Feb. 27th,
states that Col. Bolton, of Demila ter
ming party, bas a force of loyal English
and Canadians, with a liberal sprinkling
of Indians, and was moving upon Fort
w het
Garry, where President Melt was ready
to recei them. -
The following are the other provisional
officers a lard with Hied: James Reese,
Chief Justice; Thos. Bunker, Secretary
of State; W. B. frDonahus, Secretary of
Treasury.
The New Nation consider) the bill of
right. adopted at • moderate one.
General amnesty for political offences
would soon be published. Gm). McTav
ish and hie confreres had teen ne4 at
liberty. The Convention appointed
Judge Misch, Rev. Wm. Bice utAlfred
Scott. delegates in behalf of the settle.
,
A letter from Pembina, ideal Febru
ary 18th, repeats the Old story of &Sioux
=
Dan raid upon the Red Barer law
gents.
*
NO. 52
PIEW 'YORK CITY.
The Gold King Investigation—
Questionable Hospitality to lir.
Seward—The Last Attempt at
AssassinatGar. .
My Telegraph to the Pluateregh Baaatte.)
Naw Yon.K. March 1, 1870.
,THE GOLD ”RING"
The testimony before the special Con
gregational Committee In regard to the
gold plot, is publlahed. It was very vto
luminous, and clearly indicates the cause
of the panic and the untruth of the dories
regarding the compliclkrof the ad:Attila;
[ration. The Times, of this morning. In
reviewing the report, says that thewhole
story conies to this: Beetvrell undoubt
edly acted sa he believed, In the Interest
of the public. Fisk and Gould thought
they were going to make a fortune by
sending up tho , price of gold, and they
believed that Corbin would further their
scheme.., They oleo tried to got General
Butterfield on. their side, and It must be
owned that' be does not corns out of the
affair with variedly clear hands.allnut
and his associates did not find the plot
work well, but Gould modestly declined
to say bow much they made out of it on
the whole. Finally the President and
one or two others who were scandalously
traduced at the time, are shown to have
acted throughout with_ the highest In
tegrity.
MturrieriabLel3oBPlTADlTY.
Mayor Hall has returned the reololu.
lion of the Common Council tendering
Mr. Seward the hospitalities of the city,
saying It does not require his approval,
but at the same time calls attention to
the provision of the charter forbidding
expenditures for celebration, do., with
out a three.fourthe vote.
TittE MILL?! T 7100131.5.
Patrick J. Mennen, who was shot last
night. la doing well, though the ball I.
notyet extracted. Keenan was arraigned
before a police justice bola morning and
persisted In hia denial that he tired the
allot. Several wl Menem on the contrary
Identify him aa the would•be meassin.
=MIMI
A fire at 343 Broadway this morning .
occasioned ■ lam of 120,000 to 8. M. May.
enborg .t Co.. 13.000 to T. M. Wendel.
bacon do Co.. 11,000 to Bubo* htlitovero
& Ca, Ind considerable to Rldgely dt Co.
All fatly Insured. The building was not
much irdtured.
• MOWS YILIBITERKIIINCI. •
Another Cuban exnectltlon le reported
about to leave the country; Pour hun-
dred Cubans and others are ofd to have
left on &dards) under Colonels Harper
and Romero., •
. About Ilftir persons left to•diry for
Karma under the
dor Colony. • aulPicce
of
the
Excel
.
CINCINNATI.
The Southern Railroad Preieet—Mere
Decton—nuichle—Retigious Revival.
UV Talcs mph to Um Plttatotrgh Gazette. ]
ULNOLIITIATI, March I.—The veleta the
Kentucky Senate to-day against the
Cinch:mail Southern Railroad bill
has been einocted for several' days. The
blll pending in the House is the one
'containing the amendments upon which
the friends of the' measure have agreed.
It is thought this will doubtless pan the
House. There is not much ho o f Its
becoming slaw by the present fila
ture. The friend. of the measure, ow
ever, regard the., building of the road as
kai:4: of time. Theyi will not
cease to 'mark until the object is attalned.
The Medical College of Ohio graduated
fifty-seven students to-day.
Matthias Hailpt, a German tailor, mom.
milted suicide this morning by shooting
himself.
Religious luttireet In the chureheecea
tines mutated.
- .
The Gorman societies are bolding their
annual masquerades with encase.
The collections of internal reventusin
the Find district last month amounted to
1164,942.
Additional Markets by Telegraph.
Lrvitsroot., March L—Ootton fiat with
uplands at 11%©115(d; Orleans 11,id;
sales 8,000 bales. 13risadstulla firmer but
unchanged. Receipts of Wheat for the
past three days 35,000 quarters of which
3,000 were. American. Provisions
unchanged. 'Fine 'ltosin lb s. Refined
Petroleum la U%d.
Osmeinnos, March L—Beef cattle are
in good demand and former prime main
talked; receipts 445; sales of extra 112,50
©13,50; first quality 111,60(412M, nomad
quality 110,41.0©11,251. third quality 19©
/0,25. Sheep and Lambs fully
.s(c lower
on medians: receipts 3,593; sales at 12,50
@op each; extra 1503.25.
In response to the effort' of the parties
Interested In the immediate reversal of
Chase's legal tender decision,
Attorney
General Hoar declines to fturthsr consider
the question.
NElVir ADITART/13HISIIINTB.
- FAIR
FOR THE BE.SETIT OF THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
nu",,,w,, tot. he dln the ball of Um
. _
Central Passenger Beltway Company ' ,
THURSHAY •ad FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
and EVENININO. Munk 34 104 4th. 1810.
AdmlssloO. EH ontt e ll t tgregoolt ovenba.
wlll tan m note. antLL the aloes o[
tie Natr each mald
DisiCiLIPITON.--The Co-Part-
HERMIT r Demeter* eulyttag between JO.
SEIM HARTMAN and F. W. C. TRIM. under;
the stile of Harlem. t Feld. was dleeolved on'
February 16th, MVO, by lha said T. W. C. Feld
',eller Ids Interest la the &Of Om to JOHN P.
HAVEHOTFL. JObirH HARTMAN,
mbdand W. C. FILLS.
STATEMENT ON' THE
CONDITION 07 TIM
BANK BF PITISEMEII,:
TIMIDAT /Immo, Kuck' lag isTO
EOM
•
Lanes Bll'a and Discannts. $1 000.307 •
D. 6. 8.110 Banda • 700.000 CO
Real Estate 54619 03
Necks and Maneltanles ' 10.3116 T 1
Dun by other Banks /03,346 la ,
EptLegal Tender s ores Atetteolts.•
1,01 90000
111011 41.
cla .11
112.2111,611.4 at
=!
(Sp B:ark
Proits and Eustis/cm
.1146%150 00
■11,087
II:maul Dividends au4 Su.
pentelLeouuut , 'F , ; Liza ae
Due to other Banks LOO 021
Depoalts .................K501.901 TO
5e.A111,61111 al
Tim abase Statement Is 4X , llett, so the test of
my knowlslao oml b4a.ra•
W. - 11081Y BURG, Cutler.
Sworn to and subscribed this Lt day of Murk
1510, before me. ' •
lIM
O=M:=MI
Mi r
UNITED NTAT D AIL.
PENNIBYLYX lA.
• . PONTorTiCII AXIIIXarr.
WAIIIIMITOX. Jan err 31. 1110.
PR0P0111.123.011 lia ravel dat the Contract
Odlea of this Denartanins oath 3 o'clock r. Y. Mach 39,.11170, (to be dentided by the 3711;
April.) for carrying *be mage or tb• Italie A
!Kates from Jolly I. 1070. to Isom 30. LIM. on
the followina mkt In the Starner Connellnals
and by toe schedales of done, tam Sad &nimbi
hereto 'hedged. at.: - •
No. 111110. Prom, Amon. by Ilk Lek% AnJ
bare Your Corners.•nbern Cent re.and donth
Auburn, to Lacerrille, AIM sidles mid back
D... • cons • week. loave Aoutros• Non. ,
day, Wednesday and 7 rilday at 9 La .t. X.;
• rrive at Laceyelite ny 4:15 7. 11.• Lerma
lacoreills 7 ...at). ?bander aildttitinda•
.11 :30 a. at.: Arrive at Montrose by X:3O
No. X3OO. Irons Loape , t Bla Una tri West isle.
field, 3,M mlles Mad back. sin Wiens week.
berreLotkporitlt& landell/..teePtltmdAY.
et 10 A. x.•
be
at. Wen /traria lry /1
A. A.; Ledo Weal 111511.14 . dolly. eneept
krtinday. at $ A. X.: Arrive at Locaperins•
Aloe h. 9 A. X..
No. X 333. Prom Wastitnaton. by Matey, Dan.
talars•llle, Ulnae,. 11 lb Ifosionabela- OAT.
• Ininoyakle, and tialablits.. to Neat Ponce.-
, ADM miles and back; six than a 'mt.
erre Wirablagton duly oze•i 13 . 1 .40,*
0 A le b Antra at Wt.% Moto& by 3P. x.;
LeeireWert, Newton don' t ekes% glantse. at
10139 L. X.; LUX. at Aseldtketmlytrack
Poe tonna Or_Dromat.‘irearantaa sad Simon.
eate. ead clad for thatructlona sa to the mall.
tont to ho ellbrseed In ills rosined. An...
ednettsenseat of geterer 31. 1001. +sneers..
1309. and January 2,1610, Inolttogyoreyogals
for =MI .eenlee in pennatleanta, an., to as
found at tletntocloal post *Acta.
Bids should be matte voided romelotien giil .o %.
smashed ..Melt proposal/4MM of R.. M.A....
..1 &Alarmed to the needed Asedesatroe
ter tieseral
entd-W
JOHN A. J
Po . CIASI
stmaster areassaLWALL.
ME WEEKLY (UMW
IA tis lkm sad aMsapest pia arela sat illaU7
annpillee aaauara la Waste= Yeamilinat.•
esraar. mow.). e r umlaut alkoakl Da
Islwat It.
Ivaital
. ,
Entls 111 SO
Crane at ma
Globs of too ID
Lamm Isporanot orstattnly to ma gam..
ns of • nob ttt tut. Postmann no rososato . ,
•
RSEEDat co _."
• ' Fr paistput
oirrrortroxis—"zb-W'""rB44 3
"Lod." "Wants,"'..Pbund," .
eb, not exceeding ,POU.S.LEKEK 41111
be inserted in . Chisel coismusa ovice
I'W/ray27--RIVIC 0R.N . 7.4; aced' addl.
&sal line FIFE OSIPTiR
WelsTTs.
"WATIMEIIr-A PARTNER with -1
mat) .PtOl. to Z. hate the Tie b05h00m....1
ts • r/Vo coonce. ea Om ioootloo Nemo ot
Lko tent thO , NY. Andy at No. 111 CootTo! ..
Onnoe.
WWAFTED. - DRIVER, Olge
wt.) his hid experience and la sayable to
drive a /oar gorse team. eloglegaaa preferred.
Steady employment and good wages alma Wain
anderstaadteglbe management of .horsed. .
SI? to JAMES I , IUNTZIt, No. 110 Centre aye-
WANTED.—An experienced -t
/MD LY&D Afg.Nl/7.11311.1tr8. ago
thoroughly senuslortd with =Agit( ItZ i lg om mit
awn um ms.. No/. hthrt.hhhtl.
ttgzirrrit Ogite.
'WAFTED.—Fifty Ciotti ADd
O.mlaers. ea Gala , fee to pay. Dad flits'
Wed to the odium bestial Girls are Wasted for
r o l . tiatratity. Apply at ltaqdoyraeatOWoe.'
street, int door wow - aatastaalort
Bridge.
WAFTEIk --MOILTGALGIEr4:4 , .
$30,000 to Loaa la large or mall asl9 , l4la rr
.
at • fair rate of Interest. •
- 'THOYAZI
• 14111.,80ad and Beal !Galata ilrakar t :
IT9 titaat,
TO-LIT.
•
910 LET. -Four Acomns- .4pov
w..m.gon Altesimuy qty, one
sqoarofrof ratiread,. wherf aU sooommo4oo.lol,
lealoo stop. Inquire of J.
H. 01AM% 04-,
urn !Ma. ,
LET.-The Large , Store
. F A III) Hoo..NO. t6' Wylie Avenel., ecereet4(_
• e era, • street. littebuts h. A. Lt.
.13111/WI I.
114 Falb • _
WOE BENT.—Tlie•Tbree
BRICK WAIINIIObtI6 Chula bile ,
n y
br of N. no Wood infect, formerly Omoplerl .
by Wm. blusolorf Co. am • dram toetatyr•
fograre of -
No. -I ATT, L N 00A * G ;
• W lOll rix*lT
rLET.—A Suit bt":110011.1
eomprislng Two Large, well llghted r!9,4
s Shot door. Ow arso,• UMW .
front Koons on :bra door. Ow large Onll_wlade
two ante-rooms on 4th door. (Iwo sore 0000 r.
first door. Nu. Inkto Angash'S rt Ww. tfitINIST
Fouh w enee. For terms Inquire or ,
'ENULT.BII t CO.. No. VI Ponyth avow. -,.•
!TM) LET.—A ROOM in the rear:
Dispatch bulldus. suitable for Job Prin ~t
log Ware. Inquire i
of C. BAER. , on tbe pr o%
tutees .
Also. the COUNTING 'Boom D oE tbe
Swain,necond Aoor of Croat Dia.44 , 1
building.' Inquire on th e T it sulres. or of •
.felthorT 409 Both ST j
.12110.11211,4117C/E6.
.
o -LET.-- sTonz.laeoms:.—.
Tbe elegent store room lO tee Itemiserle.
Trary Bubdlag on Enna street. • near • SLIM
street, 1,111 be res.dr for azupaney Montt the lab
of March, and are now Mitred forraotto dab.
rable • tenants: 'Ono of the'ltOrtll.lll ermelel
adapted fora grit-elms r. &Laurent for Main airi
Ireetlemen. 10-let, the upper Kerr
same building. Zmiutee of J. H. McCune, Unless
National Bank, turner of Fourthavenue and
Market atreet, or of FIX U. UNI/240T, All.
sheep.
arTO•LET.-28 ROSS 'teat, *MOO;
next corner Ilene anelflflh Imes& nor,
dwelling suitable for kaddlery. ctn., pock
rte. 96 Wylle street; • sular - *n881.0194, IT
Penn street;
5111 dwelled , In Sharry.nwbors sod sae In
Laerresee•llle; Cheall.y. 11110: 89
Crawford awes°. 8398; 100 Wylls Anat. 0000;
Tel Frankttry Allegheny. peso: varetu all
6140; Rama In Conn. Wylie Arrant and Boyle
Allegheny; More err Mutat street, waif
•
Fourth
luta 39
S. CUTEILEIVIT &B sy • O Sixth W%
nee.
TO LET.
DWELLING HOUR
One of tna finest boamea Intbeeity. coO
_ .
•DIODIIIIN IMPROVEDIE
Water and Gas throughont. This hoe
related very low to a /odd tenant.
4WD'7 at . _
OkZiTTE COUIiTIN6 MMAt..
V.O.O:O4CAT"I‘Ni
;e:~.we.~a~ ...
TO LOT.
I A Live two7itofy ' . ~ r
•
BRICK BUILDING • -
Containing light Booms . shiste On VOetl/1.
street, BUM
Possession
All iMILOS . Lot.
isshrubbery. &e. Possession um of April. )or
ms., Long. of
. ISAAC INIERA47,
•
Beal Estate lewd, '-
, 134 Besity/Ayennec ,•7
fe=alV Allegbear.
•
FOR SALM;
1410 D . BALE..-Tiust , Desirable
feetnrilginttl =WA': :VS
I. erected • rtuareb culldior And one y_wo Story
Hoek Derville• Helm. Treel.el oU • feet on
Grant .tract lettortelp .
teem, at. ,
WiSaki.:l4llr•r+it.
JR SALE.—n Brick lion!
Noa. 7i .d 713 . L0gsa Artris!et,...Ul alas oft&
14:1;7anr? :11Zirlaire"lab.VIZZIR,1•7.r4
Bedford anon. 2-31-ILW6,.
VOR—A SALE.—BIAL IE
years and
well bro
old B
ke
ala-
Due Mere six ,
Le middle ea berm se; Ma an ti family lue.ary
or Eastern ukasufsetnre Crust as , Ael
sew. 'squires/ X 97 Ltbetty street, or la th
street.
_ . .
FHALE.—S3.3OO by
.12 TWO GOOD inems to ar
each, sad lot No: 18 *kola groat. AlGibeoll.
Ledao.non...h oil d l o o wn si . ter,...r n i t ;
toroasyments; Novato on the potatoes. ..
Feat. SALE.-1
...ns.r.l"trePert°Takkhm e6a.
a e
r1:14 o2Nol.ll4lZ•7khrilalgeolit:
120 LINT AND POULIN •P MPS. •-WDLAN,
1,41,374 h. tip •b• 7.e. 144 , Wt. 77 - of ibe
7 OND C.7VADT. we/: Ne 1
,
VOll . SAT.E.4toek and. Fge:.
ITEM LILIIEWSUID GOOD WILT 4 Or:
antselass Gratin: &tail it mad OuluepL 'VGi
vadenhosed- pattak aligned Jo ether rahltassm
the reason for menus. LOO=T, , SIG 144.
eral Greet. stheattar. • • • ty,
ONE art_o_y_ BAini,Top os p.",„,
muLeir RAW aA4IIINERI
ayaE
triesi, 11112,11 are ticarly ,"' 'pn
AWN." tgUILIOWN i*MK%
• Fro. ass Elver AT ' "
"
.
am- .
eUr
OR 9ALE.-4iIIDWELL-•
.12 rEUPLIVIT..—Lot laikg alstfalit dr.114
well street, betwer_s_ Weatera avenue ma
oIUTINIT.7'4, I ,tArt,'„O,IT I S."
aTOIIIELS suraic nwzmAetir - Q-ii. •
room sad bath twat." Ail tuatara
tat = t nu throashoot the house. (ha the lot
•good Testae, Stable, ,Tba proDeririvii,b=
as a whole. or divided tato two parts.
of TIZILAA.* dr PAT ) Eo., 09-"IdW.Y •
.•Vot. NALE.---.A.' 71DEVIIIKIMUC
fUrHICSIDNCT. —lit t Hr
s riantir a ris.
c h .olllTafiti tin i rratwy. Alta a Il b rithed 1 r . ..
ra... coadtlai• KOMI; .Hattiroata..yrtHi hatilit
cold Wars: has liarb'a ilanklat 1.14. ab,,,_
i era. baloon. Part., wide Hall , blare lteer...oll
tiaa Duo 1.61... con• ' , ear. . /WWI ...r 111 41.
COCHRAN, go. 924 Hatulltaa •Ve.t.ll _ iltd
nMif, In• at HOW LlbeHy Welt. PlHaNa
, .
1010Rie io
"me. TWO 31110‘.11017drial
oa los No. 233 Ohlo avenue. The /lost ammo
had Larye Zooms, Vas and Water. Wa l liff.
go b " i7 . 4 ibTara -7 A 7 41 , 16 th A54 . 4_3N-It
pared who: roatalasb Koons, IDWr
property la located In a laelimprorlog portioned'
and B ort trio it w". Act=
ioformatlen appo soYl - W. •Diamond...X.o4a
T. SALLE.--Roginesandlll44-
a: Nag, New awl Nieeend. Head, it al/ Wade,
catmint:a/ ea tend. • • - n
ME1;1 1 1M=:1
akiuM iLG a co.. • -
Corner Marton &venue and P. w _
C...V71.
Allmbenl. PS.
MIOR LIME. -1 1 11 VELILErigime.
eitriry taigd.qrj MOM
elm Cit. contalnlon tea roaamand Cala room.
hot anel cold water In Am and woman nom gas
In oil Um roma range to kitchen: Dolan anal,
alad on comer of ( leer. niter. It to trrL sun rentilanon.' Parana:on Amt. let..
JUIII4 D. DAME!' &118).. ,
147 N0. 1111/Penarta * j.
vp tars FOR SALE CHEAP
.earl y adjoin!! f tbm•liit ,
.1111. t hlt e raln ..d Bomb rittaboryT
tama
Tionly 50( n ) 4 17t beat walt ° l f stely IL
MM. a Rood shiny at blurb ban boob &
•DOn. Only . aboqt. 000 remain tba4mvateryst
Am sale by tboarlyinall.wMesMasowboillm•
1 9 :111:110::: "" T.:,rieddiTere=l,,,ASZl
of Lois nob coo. . from 111TO.R.ifee • •
wigb iktmAim ,
, 104 teens mass.
yoEIRSONAIL—AU persons soak. -
NOBllea. o r inscsanants
ate; arill sava - laa tzgatas anaAltActlarpp_
-WM OZZOI4Z. itralititra4elrlf
II cantatas. Zito% .113 ° 14.1".=
crs and Best Estate Atttata•Na;
ATMS. •
DR'_ 'SUIT AND ,PEANIXII,.?
38 snail oanuu•
Now laneng from steamer omtit., ror tis
ISAIAH DWI= .11sAin.
0
S.
wi.o bil