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:THE DAILY GAZETTE•
DULL TII.
rietiborst
Dttern, Mo-
I have been been for the last ten daps
Lave laxonte pretty well posted In "corner
lots," etc.,. and desire throukh - yrair
limns to give my friends in Plttaburgh
~,,, • information in remits' to this (to be)
queen City of the Lnkett. Duluth Iles at
the I. xtrint western end of lake Superior
and is !Seated on the most beautiful site
for a city that I ever beheld. The land
"rises gmdually, as you go back 'from the
lake shore. and while it cannot lie called
it hill, there is just enough elevation to
make it hani to decide on tiw'litiet leen
Con fur a residence. From almost ,eery
point within the city limits, an enchanting
view of the Lake. the Bey, Minnesota and
!rice's Point can be had, and in such clear,
delightful weather as generally prevails
herr, Superior City can be 'plainly seen
1 , 1101.111 t ft glass—seem miles across the
bay. Besides the natural beauty of the
"'D. , point has great ativantage,
whit-I,lllllst not be overlooked. Owing
to the formation of this country, particu
larly along the %brae, with lifre's Point
ratting nut two miles inte the' bay,
3.lAtitestite Point running down a distance
I,f seven iniles and !separating the lake
and bay, and - Wisoobsiti Point irojecting
from that State until it alrimet meets Min.
=sista Point. and - the breakwatei.-now
building (to waning' Lhe heavy seas which
ne itOlinetintes have wheiti the wind blows '
m
fro the northeast), dile .ity le favored
with one of the finest harbors on the lakes.
It is probably well known that the rail
mid now being' built from St. Paul to
Duluth - , a distance of only 140' miles, will
draw all the grain-and - other product. of
southern and southweitern Minnesota to
this point, in order to get to the seaboard
by water, and thus save to the producer
the immenselser eentage ,between water
and rail freights. It may not -be so well
known, but it is nevertheless a' fact, that
- Duluth will be the eastern terminus - of
the great Northern Pacific Railroad, and
. will thus be( the point of transhipment of
- the roductli of western and northwestern
Minnesota, Dakota,'Montanas Idaho,, and
even Oregon and Washington Territories.
When it is remembered that the area
of country which, by these two mods
alone is made tributary, : to Duluth,
ist ten times greater in extet thin is now
tributary to Chicago with all her rail
roads; and that Within inyboundeiries, it
embraces millions of acres of the best
wheat growing territory in the wcirld,lbe.,
sides Innumerable tons of 'coal, iron, Cop::
per, gold, silver and load; that in addition,
timber is plenty, water flows in cryidal
streams, the climate, clear through to the
Pacific. Is delightful, and conducive to
longevity; that nature has provided. so
abundantly of all her stores -Of wealth.
that the fanner, ineclinic, the laboring
man and people of every clime and condt
tion have only to enter in. possess and en
joy, while at the same time they will send
the producta of their Induatry to people of
eastern and hes favored localities ,it will
not be earpriaing it within the neat tweuty
five yiars, Duluth should &Debra position
second to none of our large L'ake ('itie
it may look a "little previous" to pmclaim
so fair a destiny, tint thine. who trictrac
anointed - with the fedi will endems 'all 1
have - written: Never has a eit:t
started under brighter auspices, or
"been - backed" by..., much capital. OPP
hundred millions ot ' dollar, say Duluth
will he a large city, for more than thit is
interested in building the two railroads
that will make this their -head metre,"
and among the aubscribers are to be found
the heaviest capitalist. in the country. .1
year ago this was a forest, note It is a city
o(-2, - ,..:W inhabitants, and scores orris - BM
.by every's - easel, and the cry is-"still they
come:' • To all who are thinking of beat.
inhere, I would say "crane now: Mori'
ty will never be cheaper, and labor of all
• kinds Is In very great demand. 'We want
carpenters, builder., romons, quarrymen.
machinists, laborers, men of every employ
meet andprofesoion, to make thin them
home, and grow and prosper with the
place. To those who wish to invest. I
would say "invest now;" real estate is
advancing-every week rapidly, and men
who one year ago would not lave given
one dollar, are now 'scrambling for the
chance- Ad investing one hundred
dollar,. -per toot front in into near the
business heart -of the town. It
is - not —,nezaratary for every one ,to
have a businem .lot. There are plenty
of fine lote'rezitable for residences at from
one hundred. up.to.five• thousand dollars,
for three who "go in soon." if you want
any property here,' don't delay purchasing.
Men are corning in every day and paying
the cash down for lots, at prices which in
an eastern country town would Ix• thought
enormous, and. vet they know this property
to be cheap, ana the meth continues. Bu
siness here is lively. The breakwater,
elevator, and the docks are being . built as
rapidly as possible. the railroads are being
"pushed throughh` with the utmost vigor,
and building. for stores, elnipe, • factories,
mills and residences are being erected -as
- fast ors lumber and ruaterials car be pro
_eared. Regular lines of steamers are
now running front Britralo..Cleveland. Dr
trait and Chicago to this port, and I would
Brie& all coming here to come by .beat,
until the railroad to St. Paul is finished,
which will not be before .lnly. Before
closing 1 would:like fir say a few words in
famr of dhe Northern Pacific Railroad. I
see - by' the " papers '", that some. of
our Congressmen have 'been expos
ing- their , ignorance, by, calling the
- country - through which it will pass a
' "wilderness whom principal product is
grizzly bears" The names of such wise
acres should go - down 'in history along
with 'Bind of 'the gentleman - who Intended
' to eat the boiler of the first steamship
that Should cross the ocean.' -.ln fact I
think a certain Congressman oeenpies a
pollitiOn identicml 'with that- of a certain
onimol—one 'Balm= .e. In this in
mance Bls an i nteiterte paity, or corpora-
;
tion, who cannot speeds. Itself, and the
am speaks for it. The rtitory extend
, Mg from the ,western end et•lake Sn-.
Dakota,
through n a orthrreeltern Minnesota,
Idaho, Oregon and
Washington Territories to Puget Sound,
and through which the North Pacific will
be built, has been no often traversed
" and
explored, and so much of it is now set
tled by thousands of '"pioneers," that au
' thentic intimation in regard to it eau be
had without any difiicultv,and any school
boy could displarmote knowledge in • re.
gad to It than this great ignoramus of a
Congressmaa. Daring ,l 64 and 1865 I
spent fifteen -months itr"the \ tertitou'
of Montana. I have been '_ through 1
New 'York, Pemisvivarria, Ohio, part of '
Illinois, Indima,..klissousi, Kansas and
- Nebrzaka, and I must say I prefer Mon
- tans to any of them. Besides the' gold,
s il ver , teen, 'copper, and other. precious
minerals within her boundaries, Montana
.
is bleated with, some of Orel:est 'agricultu
ral mull grazing lands in the United Stamm
('cal and timber are there in &Madame,
and innumerable streams of , clear, cold
water. The streams abound in speckled
trout, and feeding among her' -hills and
valleys are herds of deer, antelope; moun
tain sheep, elk, and in the southern part
haffalo, jack rabbits, grouse land prairie
chickentican be had almost anywhere, and
'the cattle herded by settlers fatten re.
• medicably fast. Last year, a Montana far
mer exhibited in Helena city a sample of
- wheat produced on Montana soil. It was
large, plump, and very fine, and yielded
I elghty.two bushels to the acre Other
. kinds of produce are - just as prolific. I
hare met a great' many Men who have
1 • traveled all over Mahe, Oregon and
WasidagtonTerritoried, and have now in
, i - Pittsburgh • relative who has spent
eighteen yeari in the far west, and in.
Intimately acquainted with this northwest
em country, and they all say. Out the
country, *eat of Montana is better, in
AU ageMulinral Point of-view, than it id.
t ' It is also known beyond question that She ,
' - valheyof the. Red River of the North = riyal -
I lei forty relies wide,and one hundred and
V fifty miles long—is splendidly adapted :M.
i ' raising tetrifer wheat.. - .Theroille rich and
very fertile, and as it is not subjectod to the
'stormy winds that prevail in Southern
! . -Minnesota,Wisconain, lowa and Illinois,
' the sitim lies all *alter on the ground,
and protects the' wheat. • Now all this
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El
grand,. rich territrirv, from hereto the Pn-
cifie, tichet by far than anrof
ilia Firl
err States, wants lobe nettled
-by on indus
trioun people-, who, while they -live hap
pily and prosper thentsedves, will add
greatly to the happiness, comfort and sus
tentunto of others, and add millions upon
millions of wealth to Our great American
r Mon. How in it to be done? Everything
A have written in regard to that country
has been well known: for ream. This
Country. rich in everything :has been in
viting settlement for rear., and yet there
are only tene i tyhere there should be thou
sands of eaglets.
_.,There is just one thing needed Id peo
ple this country. It is a* good railroad,
into such. an the North Pacific prnpnees to
lie. When that is built people will Nock
along it by the thoneands, and eettle - and
work there lands and minerals. (live it
all the 'holds it treks for, if it will only
make the balance easy of acres.. What
is the land worth wits n o t the railroad to"
get at and fmm it? Nothing.' You nor
1, nnr any - one else wants it. Build the
road, girt . r the company half the land if
they want it, and the other half trill be
settled tepidly and he worth millions.
, , Pirrounnongn.
GE.•ERALITIES.
THERE are to be railroads in Java.
lticii i i ittisori in ill, and no wonder.
grasshoppers are invading Utah'
again„ ;
TnE \ Acetify of Egypt luta forty Amerl•
can onkel . ..
Tntatii is S great mph to the Arizona
silver mines.
r Mr II,VAINE to going to Europe
again !i*June.
N.iitnt.to fifty years old n
Of .Tone.
CCMIE UNtn.ntworno rieelinee a renon
lion t 'ongreits.
,AN English newspaper IS to In. Ftnrted
if Mitnicli, Bavaria. -
1...
:NPND T , WILES two feet in diameter are
swannin in Wisermaln.
A Low . nt. p4er" thinks the heat ',lace
for lawyers wouW he Sioux city.
LArintinnantities of rtlllain have been
found in Jefferson conntiaaowa.
sea,
Tot: celebratectiloeciiii divorce case in
Philadelphia hoe been again postponed.
STRAUSS' orchestra, with the master
himself, &reit; beta% Flak's Opera House.
Tutsilo aiiiatt who afters next autumn
will only be ltiown.aalda Lewls' husband.
A reastt,- to about to be latmeled
Quebro Itaving. iron mate made In tit
Pete California Immigrant Union w'
- -
seal agents to the principal European
cities.
A. LITTLE eon of Henry Smith, of Du
buque, woo drowned, on Tuendoy of bust
week.
THERE is a weekly 'lmperil:l Landon de.
voted entirely to the intereata of church
choirs.
Moms than .1,9p0,000 evergreens are to
be shipped this spring from Sturgeon Bar,
Vileermsin.
`,`LINE: of Oeaniers in the internal of the
Pennsylvania railmad la praposidbetireen
Duluth and Erie.
TOE Boston Ti-miacript pertinently asks
"If a man blows his own trumpet, can his
opinions be sound"."
LAbT Wednesday night the telegraph
'wires in Lancaster, H., were broken
by a heavy fall of
Toy French Prime Minister receives
more than three times as much salmslb
the American President.
RrselA only uses 100,000 tons of tall
in
Tar now as it is not so popular so an
l• Or food no it once woo.
TnaLl'outanches add Kimmel erre . ..odd to
be nu ths our path.on account_of
unequal distribution of supplies. 1 •
.
A STEAMER. and fivr barges are - now r
lying at Dubuque 100,000 bushels
•beat and oats for New Orleans. •
Mns. Lizien and her. children do
• . -
deep grave for Lopez with cigar Lux id
and buried him and his .n together.
THE Snarly for the Suppression of Urn.
rlty to Animala, in I.aria, han made a move
ment against frying email fish and eel
AT the Illinois penitentiary in Joliet, to
make one' hundred and tortynne thonsand
cigar"; is thought to he a good week's
THE prominent features of the late prize
fight were at first the 1106 , ,, but as they
got mashed the ryes began to protrude
finely.
TriEng in nothing new• under the nun,
■nd nom° one has unearthed a kerosane
1 ,,, w , re1 t Pompeii. It had not yet been en
ONE thousand and fifty yank' of matting,
one yard in width, are required to rover
the floor of the 'National House of Repro
eentatiree. .
. .
Tat Dubuque. Tint,s mars: •' If present
indications hold true, the lamest:of 1870
will be one of 'the, most gloriobs in the
annals of fool."
•' - • • •
Mn. FULTON, one of the - proprietors of
the grist-mill at Ilehuont, lowa, was .re
cently caught in the machinery and in
stantly killed.
DICSENS in to be presented to the world
in a nocelkluint not in the shape of
a novel—a volume of his speeehei - in about
to be published.
It La estimated that 8,000 tone of Iron
are arrived .at: Cleceldnd fratn %mamba
and - Marquette from Thdrtslay morning
np to Friday noon.'
A MAN in New Ilavon'has a vary natural
looking set of false teeth, which replace
his old oneswhich wrre knit In. a recent
innin fountain explosion.
THE redaction of the public debt intday
1869, wan nearly thirteen million., and the
prerpot indications are that it will ha ,a.
lime, if not lamer, (hie pear.'
P*OVIDENCL, R. 1., had an insane man
Who did unto himself its New York insane
men do - unto others. He left • wife and
seven children in destitute circumstances.
' •
Tug Houtte.Waye and Means will re
port in favor of a long consolidated four
per cent, bond instead of the three classes '
of bonds provided In the Senate Funding
bill.
- Tazotioni - ritertmi i shucking for fe
male suffrage. Ile should remember that
eince the abolition of crinoline Tilton
whoops are at a discount.— M. Louis
Timm.
CINCINNATI Las II kitten which is tyro- .
thirds of a pap; only the feet arid whiskers
being feline. The amine part of it being
the largent, thin kitten meet takeafter.tta
father.
MINN EIIMONIA LEmis: the American
sculptress at Rome. is said to.bo a Zambo
an 4 not a negress, her parents basing
born one an Indian ■n the other a
rzrz:a
IT seeing pmbable that 'the next class at
West Point will contain several colored
cadet'. , Three or font- Congresemen an•
flounce their intention of appointing ml.
ored bap,.
Tni arrangements of taking the census 7
of 1870 sea musidered more thorough and ,
promise to give more correct and malaisc.
tory results than in the cauM of any pro-
IT is thought. that diamond!, 'exist in
.the vicinit vof Pine Bluff, Arkansas. As
a proof of R. the Republican,al.that place.
sass several "suspiciouelooking" 'stones
hive been found.
Tim. Boston Post says; "Some little lw
diana boys had a real nice time last week,
playing with a revolver, till it went off,
and they were all invited to the funeral of
one of the little boys."
TEE work on the Baffin - tore and Ohio
Railroad bridge at Seaweed Is pre m .,
log rapidly . Withxt 'corps of efffeie n t
workmen, its construction is being dill.
gently - pushed forward. .
THE ..A1 flan says Grundy county, lowa,
nemisten thousandlanners more • than It
had got now, Northweetern lowa needs a
million, and every mauwho,will come this
yam can have a home foe nothing.
Tug weather telegraphs of Europe now
predict the condition of the weather from
England to Sicily for Many hours before
hand with perfect regularity and almost
nnerrring certainty. The less thus avert
t , rl Mar la. ealcnhltlX4. Dta high figure.
The papers publish their telegrams
afiscarefoll . as the fluctuations of the
Bourse.
THE Scandinavian population 'of Minot ,
stun numbers abont 110,000, Of Ono eighth
of the entire population of the State. Of
thin aggregate of 60.000, Norway supplies
40.0(*, 6tveden 13,000 and .1 - tenmark 5,000.
Tee enruer stone of the Southern 1111
nob 1 - niveraitv will be laid nn the lith
lust.. by firm{ Master Reynolds, at Car
trinityle. An address appmpriate to the .
°erasion. will .be delivered by tiny, Pol l
MCI.
,
AiIIVERNOIt AtiIILET, Wilt , litiN , 1.01 , 11 ,
InUring to induce • emigretion from t e
East, to Montana. Ilan written to M.
'lnset.. of Mouton, urging her to organiz .
parties of women to settle in that Terr
tore.:
f i ir,
T tr. fuel need at Angelo., Cantor l nin, i
obt tied Inuit the plains. It. isi 1,11111.1
MN I' depth - below the nurinee, on iltono
pini s wlwre there are no indentions
of nut timber or shrubbery of nay kind
•liove.
Teens ailo only six Mills in the United
Staten for the distillation of gin- , --four In
Connecticut 11.1111 two in Massachusetts—
which may account for the. custom of
diluting. it with milk, which- Is more
plenty. e I -
A IIISCAT(11 from St. Paul. Minn., of
the 4th, says the Indian excitement has
subsided. Tbe • Sioux and the CliippewaS
hare. promised that they would rennin
peaceable, an cause no trouble tone
whites.
TIM Ohio and Mississippi
Which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
titnopanY has least l, runs front Cincinnati
to St. Louis. Baltimore thus. in effect.
holds `-pessetsidn . of a continuous' line
fnon that city to St. Louis.
California they are erecting nil
..earthquake-proof church, - the roof s.
=X=
the earth will tilt the whole etructuu
clear of. the foundations, assuring. tit
. .
safety of the congregation.
Tut average annual production of twit
in England is 25,000.000 barrel*, of which
four-fifths are consumed'at home. In E.-
pain a ivorkman'a daily ration of beer, is
seven gonna. In Vienna the consUmptinn,
per capita, in twrrand a half barrels yearly.
A WEIVIERN paper toile how a primmer
'kept asking the officer who arrested Min
whet he had rather be buried, if he bad
made his will, how the widow sod orphans
would bear the newt., and other 111110 of
tk
no particular account to any policent n."
Tnr. Senate on the :Alt inst. panne a
bill providing that Duluth, in the State of
Minneenta, ellen be a , port of delis,
thin mllaction rortricT
•leans. and that there shall be appsint
ur,f,eyor of customs, to reside at th,
Est Zealand via Honolulu to San Fnin
in thirty-one days by way of gm
Anstraliii" New • Zea sod Sand
trfcli islands steamship line. Thirty-six
&rya is.rennired to go from Sidney to San
Ftnrinco.
Frtrrr is inotauelly plenty hereabouts;
cherries and peaches are almost altogether
out of reach of frost, and are so numerous
that some of these must be sacrificed or
the trees ulll break. Straviberties and
apples are in full bloom. plume look rrel
but then , frill probably es usual bO,
.
Crop.
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rial to Bishop Delancey, in Genera, Went
em New York, wan consecrated on Toes.
'day by Bishops. care, of 'Western New
York; Yeelter, of Maine. and flendington,
of Central ..,‘Cear York. Dr. Haight; of
Trinity chnic.h, New York, preached the
sermon.
THE St. Louie Trib•ipe given n list
3Jhuottri journaht imeven • of
issued daily) which are mttsp+krn fot
Proteetion,..od says thin hot le incomplet..
These, with the tinvernor of the State and
the P'tesideett of the St. lootht.ilkard -of
SEC=
Tru affords a pretty fair "indication
the drift of trublie;rotiment - • '
MAPKKELTAxio voted the Uties. Sta
Lunatic ASylmit a few days ago;and asked
leave to sing to I thomore violent patients,
accompanying herself on a guitar. The.
inmates were deeply affected, examined - ,
her from bead to fooLturned her round and
round, and finally the women inalatid upon
kisalig her, to all of which the young
singer *tormented. •
A fiftssoton paper thou reruns the PP•
cret of ISentocratist clubs : '•Knvtrlville
hat, ellemocratic A...dation in lull blest.
Tho other night it performed 'Kiss in the
Park,' Wirginie Muminy: and Box and
Cox, with preludes, interludes and finale
. .
muair, Instrumental and vocal, all to
crowded house, and with grand success,"
W, never knew before why some of them
thnught it worth while to exist.,
A FEW data ago a gentleman whose
probiseis heti been . lost was invited nut ,to
tea. "•My dear," said the good wranii of
the house to her daugher. "I want you to
be very particular and to rneke,ne'reniark
about Mr. Jenkins' nows." tlathered about
the table, everything was going well; the
child peeped about, looked rather puzzled,
and "dirtied the table: "Ma, why did you
tell mete nay unthing about Mr.
nnee? he haeri't get an}'."
THE Philidelphia L?dger has . often
tome liurionn advertisementn, (nrinntandk
what a rush the young Quakers !mint:hay
made when thei read this
110 warded at;loe cream and baking, II
Nort h t Tealb streeo
And beta la i:vidently a inimical C.
bampered by circiinistancan:
A lady v'lll render valuable services nf
eery ''smalf compensation to - any agrecabi
famlig:forthe privilege of practicing on tn.
piano.—
Ibturhinello, the new comic paper,
very weak imitation of....ettneh. Its car
toons are stupid, and - badly drawn, its
smaller pictures in, devoid of fun; Its
jokes are pointless, and its chief rtid null
aim seems to be to malign and bold lip to
derision, the liadingeongwvismen and the
President and his Cabinet, which it does
In a.milk and , watery wort of way, which
is ideant lift serciaim. Its tamale an en
dearing diminutive for Pooch, and there.
fore as far as smallness anddearnean gotta,
is appropriate.
TIMOTHY TITCONIO will bi - , home again
next week, but every misfortune generally
ha. a blessing to counteract it,arsl though
Timothy will be here again, we may rea
amiably. hope that his letters from Europe
will cea se. We have seen a good many
accounts of European tours, but never an
, other that seemed en as if the writer went
on his way ever looking throagh the dis
torted spectacles of falsehood, and deter
mined on no account to Miami any one for
• moment to suppose that he had any sense
or justice In his brain.
PI:DDLIAS'iu Philadelphia. who have
been receiving six &Hata a day, had their
wage. reduced about a month ago to kin
dollars and eighty cents, and the paddlers
to pay their own helpers. The puddles
'truck, and are still striking. On Friday
they had a meeting, at which they resolved
that their employers were unreasonable;
that they would not go to work for a re
, duction of mom limn ten per cent on for
mer , wages,. and that the paddlers-and
Wiere would stand by each other, leaving
the heaters to take care of themselves..
ERNEXT RE2GEII, although he-is not
rery fond of going into society, and shows
himself very rarely In the . Parisian a nion.,
the other dee at the reception of one of
the Minister)* He yratithere presented to
Madame 03---; Wild. paid bin some
rather sarcastic compltments "shoat his
learned .writings. "Sir, said she - to the
author of the Life of Jeans, I am-, sure
there is among the Apostles one whom
yeti will not have failed to treat as a
brother and colleague." "And who is
that Madame!" asked Henan.. "Why'iSt.
Thmnas," was tho reply:
YEtITERDAY. says the Washington
Ch rookie, Dr.- U. A. Otis, United States
army, undated by others, suet-u esfully ant
notated the leg at the hip joint of in in
mate of the Soldier's Home, near this city.
The patient had been wounded in the kte
war. The surgeons look forward with
good hopes of the patient'S entire reeov
°lT, and should the case prove anicesiful
it will add one, more 'laurel to those- al.
wwdy earned by American trorgeone, Sc
thin will make the .elghth case of ' this
difficult operation In title country that has
been aucoutifully performed.
PITTSBURU,II, WEDNE:DAY, MAY In, "18707
FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT
XI,I ST 0N G BESS,
(NRCOND 14EPWION.,
SENATE: Fifteenth Amendment Bill
Further Diamtased Without.,Action
The Subject of Amnesty. HOUSE:
American Conitueree and Navigation
—Petition for the-Impeachnmcnt. of
Justice Fie , l i t of C. S. Supreme
Court, and .ti. Attlee Hoffmau. of
California —/Naval .appropriation
Dill—lntemtion Debate Concerning
the Navy.
flc Teleentph to the Titthburgh 9,uvti,l
IC.i.BIIINOTON. May W. Pa.
SF-NATE.
Mr.C.l.l4lEltaN, in presenting a memorial fo
the general abolition of taxntion on proton
tions. 'evoke In favor ' q the substitution of in
ternal for external taxes. and strove an the ab
°Mimi or the income tax.
Mr. 110WAIID, from Ills... Committee on Pa
cific Italleinl,' reported itubstitute fur the
rinkhrille and Sall Diego Railroad 11111. It
grtnts twenty alternate wetionn•of land bri
each side In'Territories. and ten .sections in
any State through which the road mik Pas , .
Ordered printed and Moved on the enlendnr: '
After the transaction of sonic minor hind.
ness, the Fifteenth Amendment hill came up,
at the expiration of the morning hour.
Mr. FERRY omposeda modilleation - of his
amendment. rihlob would prevent anyfuriber
political disabilities thin now exist. , lie then
replied to Mr. Morton's remarks of Yesterday,
denying the right of that Senator to foist his
turn opinion upon the South and assume to
make them the embodiment of the views of
the whole Union party South and Republican
Party lirm-tb. diodenied thetexisience of any
reirtiiitions date of atnirs'South and asserted
theßepublican party'of the /North di're lo
vor of the removal of politioel
Mr. blOirfOlstreplied at Iring‘h to the
meat of Mr. Ferry, Whose views he said en
titled him to a soot on the Democrat le sole of
the Chamber. and whose argxunent should
lead hint next to :move a' repeal of ell Pen
sions to Union Soldier, or else to pension
.rebels. He 111611 defended Georgia officials
front the charg orcorestitiott nod argued
that when admitli e.
ed. to port icipitibn In the
flosernment thd rebels of the South Witillil
turn upon and defy those whom they n ere
Mice cajoling d !tattering.
J tIHNSO an N argued that the natural effect
of proscriptive legislation In alienating the
People of - a Etat° form the genernlgoverinsiern '
was to foster !State' mide and toed 'ite.
detail:ldeate of net Lend authority- Ifs referred
to the generally entertnined.though erroneous
0 .inlon in t he:lout It tulor to the war, that the
legiance of the citizen was due to the State
Government which protected hint. .11 that
the people then loOkell upon the Coital States
.Government ...effete something necessary
for carrying on foreign relations and the
functions. In England, for {min.., this
divided alleginnce never existed. Hence the
criminal Intent pertaining to the word
"Rebel. - in that and other countries. did not_
properly advert to - the southern.people.
Mr. vLaWYEIt eulogized, the speech of Mr.
Terre as soand Republik. doCtrine, and
though. the attempt to reltd.that Senator out
Of the Republican party would require - more
than mere assertion and denunciation for its
accomplishment. as It WRS aimed at one half
at least of the Republican Senators. and four
fifths of the Republic. voter.s In the Unite.,
States. rof .himiself he would Menotti , no
man's right to read Him out of,the party. until
he could show that the ground on which he
stood was not Republican. lie- went on to
argue that actual reconstruction could only
be achieved bv:_e t zterlding 'Pt citizene of one .
'' o l tre e r,:n t il h l ' h r th ib unVe " r 3 = l P b orill i grrrisrb?P;
scheme two Innocent men suffered for every
one guilty. •
Mr. DRAKE believed the only class under
disablittle. In the South at the present time
were those who, after holding Once under the
1. - nited States Government and owing allegi
ance to it. engaged In rebellion. Their number
would aot. be thought. exceed lent; thou...
Mr. SAWYER Vat mt only tket menthe.' Of .
Conirre.. governmatuld Judgea 'Were indent
ed. but the net took in constable., sheriffs.
deputy sheriffs. octal., just hest Or
m e n uth ace and no on art Mantra.. raisinghst
ho had no more to a. with ra the
nag of sece.vion than had the Senator from
Mivsourl. Nomore blunderingor .tnnid
neehme than that or — the te.t oath and
have been - C 00,11041. In the South the)
were now reduced to the nere,sity of veleet
log public officials from among incompetents
or rascal.. Ile hoped to hear some expression
of opinion from the representative in the Sett
lte or that race which so largely mete up the
oyal elementof the South on the wboboo of
keeping the Intelliirenr
e. wealth and virtue of
the South Pt such condition of political
slavery for an indefinite period: because any
man who was nut the equal of nnot her In his
political rights Was in some vense slave.
lie thought the Senator trout alississlppl t Mr.
Revels) wrmitt declare in favOtoi amnesty fro
the past as the best proteetien few Ms..:
Mr. CAMERON extort...A his conviction. a,
the result of personal observe( lon during
cent visit to the South. Xlint the rebellion!
. spirit of the people was atilt alive. no showt
by their contemptuous reference to Norther;
men. When they appreciate their guilt it
wld he time enough to bestow clemency. •
ou
REVEJ.S having been c alled upon. pro
ceeded to define his loosition antht of the
Republican partgin Missivelppl apon the ques
tion of general amnesty. If, was In favor of
removing disabilities in the South just us fast
as the people gave evidence 1 , 1 loyalty.
Whereever a man gave; this evidence. by
ceasing to denounce sad OPPose• he laws of
Congress. by respecting them and laboring to
carry taelll at. he was In favor of removing
his dlsabilitien. If this could he truly
said of whole State. h. ivould be
In favor of a
the removal of the disabilities
of that State. in the Slate of Mississippi the
Republican party had pledged Itself to univer
sal amnesty.and the Legislature ha,t redeemed
that pledge by the passage of a resolution ask
ing Congrees to remove the disabilities of the
citizens of the State, and which he had pre
sented. The condition of thing. in Mis*siPPl
was exoepticnial.. Tbe laveleisnesa ataTtio
lence prevailing hi other reetouthacted States
did not exist there, tat the people were bar-
Monlous end prosperous. lie wai In fnvor of
amnesty In Mississippi. no the party had Oren
Its pledge to that effect and the State WWI St
for it. -
Mr. DRAKE mole an argument against t
general removal of disahilities.
During the discussion It was proposed ti
take up the finuse hill on thesubject. whlcl
had been received from that body. but objec
tlnn was made on the ground that :he prod
log bill had been carefully matured by tle
Judiciary Committee.. whlie the Rouse bil
•as defective.
At five o'clock. after a short executive see
the Senate adjourned.
15702
HOUSE OF REPIMtENTATIVES.
The considerallon of he bill to revive
American commerce and navigation was m
ourned. Mr. LYNCH giving notice he would
call for a vote on Thursday.
Mr. WOOD °untended our commercial Inter
est/sere not safferbbe, aid that It was, only
the navigation or ship building Interest that
.decreasing, the reasons for which he sta
ted at length. He apposed the hill as not
reaching the causes 'and being onlv - a little
soothing syrup to ship builders. •Vhe teua
remedies were In the revival of trade on a
specie bade, new &senate of foreign com
merce. the readmission to American regiStrY
of vessels which sought the proteetion of for
eign fings daring • the war, discrimination • in
favor of American buttons. ke.
Mr. WASHIMiIIN, ei Wisconsin; Mr:led
generally the • bill, ascribing the decrealm. et
American shipping principally to the unfttedd
lines. of England during the war, and giving
notice to the lobby that no scheme of subsi
dies would pass this Congress. Ile believed.
the duty could be removed from ship -Wilding'
materials without harm to American Interests.
-and if the Interest of American shipping could,
1w
^ " umtcd hT • egetein Of diseriminatieg
duties, he word° say abrogate 'at °pee your
commercial treaties and discriminate. in reser.
of American bottoms.
The bill went over till to-morrow.,
Mr. JULIAN Raked leave to present "Io
petitions against Stephen J. Field. Justice of
the Supreme Court of United States. and
Ogden Hoffman, Judge de facto of the Netted
Matra fur the IMptect of California aid PrAA"-
ter articles of ImpeasMneet= be Inereawa
o Ttr in li h NTlN objected.
Mr. JULIAN thereupon presented them un
der the rot toe them referred to the Jo
dietary' Committee.
Me. ROOTA intredisoesi a bill' InenrPoretial
the Texas Pacific Railroad Comnear• as
grantlnf land thereto. Referred.
The Nit i E te. i.l
, Approprlation bill ices taken up
In Comm' of the rd' jtole. and discussed hr
Messrs. le. Morgan and Schofteld•
Mr. MOdtGAN condemned the Deondm...t
for haying/. in riotttitm of law oald m0 „, n.....
of the neer thi r-three ante one-third per
cent.. or $370,1100. to addition to the leant
P' I . OIi.BCI)F.IELD contended It was strictly - to
iatordsmislNS.b , •
YOILGAIF Itontinued: to Convinto,h.e
k
tlllepartlamt, aria
kmed by 114.1%. tun ENS old COX.on ttte
same side.
Mr. BAII6 &NT defended the Department.
At half pant four a receAs was taken.
sithav Beedma—The Committee of the
holle returned the eotudderatkul at themaral
•
bill. •
• Mr. ARCHER defended the Navy Depart
meet from charges of extravagance.
',Mr. DA WIRS attacked the Department, for its
tagonlem to . the law-making isotter ad Said
that for the lent ten years excluding those of
war, the average appropriation for the navy
was less, by moo noo, than, appropriated In
this bit and yet the Doparttrient ,wanted
000.000 More. The complaint the law -making
power had a right to make against the Navy
Department was, that with the Money for
nishod the navy wag in the bad cenditlen de
scribed, 3 Why was it theta: the United- States
nameecist three or four tinteslshoninnl in " uch
sale rffraf „Sreal tlgdide
nist , cost tvro r 7r three - tilds aerintels In tit
United States twin Great Britai?
Mr. DAWES went on to any
that the United
Butts aal. which emulated of 011 t 4ik. 1 1t .
thotwand re hundred men," cost
while the estimate for the British navy lest
year. which consisted of aisty-three thousand
mon. Only g4140t0,030: Esrey vessel id the
United Stat. navy coat on average annually
a s,F j ✓s. 4
,~~ '-fib,
_.
of $1.3 , 011. and In the Bd tish navy sfio,ooo.
Even. ton In the tonnage of the United States
nnvY cost ma° per anntnn, and In the British
navy To keep the Ainerican nave nfiont,
and to keep It In rePate, costs 11100 a man,
while the British navy cads but Ede a man.
To keep it up to the,stristdard the, United
States Niter Depertment had estimat
ed foe flittirs,ooo for ilepairs, while the
esttnintes of the - RAUH navy for the
emir coding March 31. 10Th. for new ma
chinery and re airs. was hot /3.000,70!). At
the same rate of cost as Itringland. the whole
American navy should he kept lu repair for
100.011 a year. What was the reason for this
vast diffenmce? The British estinintes for
the past ten yeses varied:Wit very little. Man
for man, wont! for_vieek inn for ton, the
whole expendilltre for mad.of the British
navy Wa s jest Maar Ono-tenth tar wet for
remark of . the AnterfeatiAMl.. Analset the
American navy had been Ahmed to run down
to the conditions in which Its Mends described
It to be. The fault did nut Ile with Congress.
It Ink In • lack of, allsisna:ergy and !spirit
In the navy of the present ay.
Mr. Lt.lif AN said there In the United
States nosy one thousand and rourollieers and
but right thoustmd live lutrulftd men, one
officer to every six torn and u fraction river.
The put - of the navy was a little over a 7.000.-
WO, and of that orer $5,0110,011 Ayes paid to
(Akers. There were on the active tint of the
nary seven hundred and tift.rdnne officers'ut
sea and on shore sly. hundrudand fifty. There
were ten Rear Admirals. are at am. twantr -
are Cummodorks, only three at sea; fifty Cap
tains, only ten rat sea; ninety Commanders.
only twenty-nine at sea. There were twenty
four naval officers stationed at the Washing
ton navy yahi alone. In short, there ore on
cots enough in the navy to man a nary suffi
cient to make war upon the strongest naval
power of the world. nnd MAU few me n. Wily
should this swarm of officer. be kept without
any necessity for them?
Mr. BECK spoke of the eatramtaa nee of all
the deturrtmentssand stated that there were
In the Treasury Deimrtment sixteen hundred
employes more (hen were authorized by law.
and six hundred mere than worn employed
last year.
Thedehate being closed. the Lilt - con
sidered by paragraphs for amendment.
The first paragraph was for the pay of com
.Missloned and warrant officers at PCP. on
shore, on spec%) iderclee. end of those on re
t Red list s o d unemployed, and fur mileage or
transportation of emcees traveling umber
orders. $1.1.1110.0110.
Mr. WASHBURN,. Wlsonntin, offered an
amendment that no allowance be made to
Lacers for drawing hills, receiving or dis
bursing money. or for ...Tut s, fuel, clothing.
gunners or transportation:, An., thus cutting
off thirty-three per east. M once. •
A. long discasslonensued ore the amendment.
in the anises of which a lettxr won end from
Secretary Robeson. route fling that Socretare
In making allowance. And not terms
eroded his antherlty, thatthe 11110W4tt... was
nod in lawful. nod - relating the Malone of the
N r. caked leave to .read a letter re
ecired frets the tateSecretagy Welles. of whom
he no id he sontld no Anon think of comparing
an old canal scow to a magnitleleut. nemaa
steamer as to compare SticretrUrY Thllskoft Io
Secretary Welles. • • i . • . •
Mr. 111 stieeted & J the temiltig ac
maint of the
. objectional afinsion Seer,
tary Robeson The letter. however. was sub
sennentic read.
' Mr. aTtrENS moved as an amendment to
the amendment that' thirt r•thrce per rent. be
Aided to the pay df all offlcers of the navy
helow .1 hat of Commodore.-
The amendment offered b p kir. Stevens was
first voted on. when it-appeared there Were
for it. and ta agairut it. Noquorum voting
the Committee rose and the linuse ariPmrned•
IMF TEI, Bill A )IS
•
Senator Wilson's wife in thwiteronslY Ili
A iwirtlwit of Anion fltalingime is to
ed in Varna! Hall. Boston. . .
—The funeralof tholate Hon. C. T. Ward.
Tonawanda. Pa.. took place yeaterday aft
no 'Cuban. b►rea privitier amt. Avhlch
I probablv Inllict ruin uptm Span 611 corn-
• - .
- -The cable.announeas the arrival out of the
steamohips Austrian. hmi or,
Of Antwerp.
-Gen. J. Far Bert Inman , . a brilliant aold
the Federal army during the late Neer, d
New York on Morl:tr..
•
• Tbe marls Onalaros part of Itandem/a.
destren•ed by fr. IrePtertlity morn
ing. Lung. t. 50.000; small Insurance,
—John T. Duos. ftproittinentcltiztauf II:ea--
too. N.J.. bah Isappenrml. an4l to said to la, a
defaulter o•te amount of $llll.OOO.
—Strum:l4nd Sehriliffel WaC t rlitgrdity %en
fenced at Jamey 1.71ty to treen years Impris
onment for Mandan a little gir t four yearn 01.1.
—Richard Ithot.'s planing will and hmsber
yard.adjuiniryr. In Chicago, were daraaped by
Ilre , 'Ycgterdar Morning to the. eitent of t10.0(1).
. .
Wrist nit ion at Richmond. Va.. closed
t The whiten are tinkellead. At the
regist rat len lbe Meeks n =OM T Of
nti bemire&
Tenrienree Anrfrultutnl and
neeine Fair opened e.t , nl , i:ti
NA , h% ennibit kat* rnet II , : bet
red:mire
• '
bee at likhkosh, kVl..ontun.)estve.lay.
burned ,4 . Irsine & CO's. &gable mill owl
Welsch.' 'Jenkins &
of
planing mill.- Low.
of the former s2llikk. of the hiller &N OM par
tinily Issued.
{.cell known and Influential business min
of New Volt, whovei nAme the I*.S. Commis
stoner, ether* to dlvolge. hos been . ..reveled
and beld to bail IS CVO. for smuggling Map
'worth of diamonds. - ' I
=The libel nit against Ilichamlsmtlbroti.
er%; psarrietors of the - Davenport tlowat
Dronsmat, ht‘aight by 'Thomas. Flake. ex-
Treasurer of Scott county. lowa. Is now on
trial. Fluke claims sls,tna damages:
—The difScultire In Dickinson College. al Csr
liNle, I'a., have been roitislactoriir +rdiumed•
The order of suspension boo been recalled and
the of the Sophomore and Junior
classes present have resumed their College
•
duties.
-•tilt- Stafford Northcote, accompanied by
Lady Northcote and tiro sons. left Nen , York
yesterday by Erie ft. IL for Niagara rri
ern/trio Martel:reg. F4r R.offord Rees thence
on a diplomatic ini.rion to the lied itiver In
surgents.
A sedane break lo thei Ede Canal occurred
lentil) . morning. one mile above Wh
i. One t ,o n t woo carried through the law
h, and one hundred feet of the track of the
. •
tralllrond carried away. N'y trait. can
until the damage tcraired.
—Three members of the Junior Class of the
Pennsylvania College. nt Gettgurg.•
Linville been s uspended for ullenves,
the Oa. have rebelled and denim their re
instatement. The affair will probahly• result
In the surTenalon of the entire clots. • -
•
- Nathaniel Gab-, for umny years clerk In
the naval alive at Diatom Ist charged with de-
Intuiting the Government Of KUM in AAuld, In
the collection of Invoke dunes. mer
chant's clerk. mutant Ilibbard. is charged an an
Coolllltitd. , : . Sloth bane been arrested.
-Campbell county, wilt vote on the . tth
on the unusual ion to suliscritse risidau to the
Licking t: Big Nandi 111111m/id. to tic expend-
Ned ill that county. 'rho projected rend IF front
ew port to Catlettsburg via. Maysville. to con
nect with the Ohio ( hegalseatke liallroed--
distante till tulles. _
, ,
—Dispatcher eintiouncei Mitt the steamer
Robert Moore. from • Nmhillie to Cincinnati.
struck a snag At twelve o'clock Monday night
at the head of Cumberland Island and sunk in
Miceli feet of water. She belongs to the Cin
cinnati and Nashville l'itckyt Comfddiy, and
won owned at Cincinnati. •
—The electlontor Director City Intirmare
of Cineinunti occurred Yesterday. There was
very little Interest manifested. only &boot are
thousand votes being lolled. Inc returns
from all the wards but one Indicate the elec
tion of Hey Democratepublian. over b ed
majority.
Greer. by ebetit Otto hundred
majority.
—A null. , for divorce is before the Supremo
Courtof Boston, brought hr Mr.. Lewis
against hechusband. Dr. Lewis. on the bile. gat ion of adultery. The parties are tbe parents
of Corinna bewilo, who wmi abduotml some
months ago by her father and subsequently
returried.tu the mother by order of the New
Tort cones. •
—Tom Allen,who Ago% himself ••Champion
.of A mer k a ,- by permission of Jew Mace,
“Clutandon of the IN arid." has Issued a dud
lenge to all profesaional tertelnera except' Mace
mad Heenan, tonight for 1.540:1, or less. and Is
particularly ansioas that Coburn will accept.
He admits the defeat he received at the bands
of Mace In Louisiana.
—Th e Gruel Lodge of Mlesreni Odd Fellows
met at St. Louis yesterday. There -has been a
very large nercaibon of membership during
the year, and the order lain a very prosper..
condition. There are 116' lodges In the Mite.
with bYO7 contributing members. The total
mallets amount to ,211,&16: increase for the
year. The nomad Grand Encampment
will meet to-morrow.
—Tbe.Clalengit "White Stocking': bme ball
club returned from their southern tour Mon
day night. Doting their absence they played
eight match games. three of which were with
champion clubs - of Illsemui. Tennessee sad
_Louisiana. The club "won erMT game, !Tor
an aggregate of cm rune optima IS made
b ea ster npots. The club will commence
an tour June M.
—The trial of Pauline, Markham. Lydia
Thompson, Alexander Henderson and Archi
bald Gordon for an assault on Mr. Story, edi
tor of the Chicago Pious, came oil nt Chicago.
yesyertlay in the iterMrdeeil Cpdrt. None of
tpe !Wri were. present. extent, Mr. Ling,
counsel for defendants, who put toe a Plea ttf
guilty. Miss Thompson and Henderson were
fined WO each and Miss Marisham elbe •
—The questic7n Orate power of Chicago
street car companies to charge six .cents foe
single fare. wan tested yesterday by Alderman
C. C. P. Holden, who tendered to the conduc
tor eve cents. Refusing to pay more the con
ductor called hint a hog and threatened to put
him oil, bat lid not. The Alderman proposes
to pay only five cents hereafter, and will let
the company test the question In the courts if
they choose. .His example, will probably be
followed. its the city charter nem the leen!
rate nt five cents for single fare:
—There was quite a commotion among the
membera of the pretni in Washington CRY,
.Monday, on account of the President calling n
special session of the Cabinet. A war with
Spain s trouble with the kerdans and •indlans
d the probable resignation of Secretnry Fish,
that gentleman being absent from the city,
and a thousand other remain, were cosigned.
The Pretildent, however. settled nil surmtses
on the subject by slating that he himplycon
ened the Cabinet use there wits to be
lunch party alike by Mrc Grant Yeiterday at
hatfast en, O'cloce:and he dashed to' attend
famineo give the Cabinet ofecers• with their
s the same opportunity.
„Ir k ,. Orleaa,
NEW Ont.rar:a;Mny 17.--6tton very doll;
no oemtations for middlings, sales 45t re
toipt. &N o; export.; 4,801. Produce =rice,
uirt; all articlqs unchanr4 exrePt bnLn.
siuuta. Sterllng2=26ll.
e>r"S.:T.~.. ......
4COID EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK. 11
INVWS BY .
CABLE
The' I*lit Controversy—Herohim of 4 i
the Buglish Victims of Greek Brig- [fly
fn
li
ils*
ft -4Thealricall Fund Pinner In
n4n—Women llieliOble as Par. Th.
s kardlans—The 'New Ifr.ench T'"
Ministry Arrangements for_ the
Declamation of the Plehiseitum—
Espartero Declines fhe i Mpapjsh X lug;
Marringel Legalized in
Spnin—Christopher Colnmbns to be
Canonized at (tome—lnStirreetion in
Italy tinppreSsed.
y Tekgraph to the Pittsbuqh G uette.]
=I
LoNDoN. May 17..-The controversy between
A shbury awl the umpires in regard to the
',cupful race fp:generally thought to be unfa
vorable to the. former. It is considered that
he 113, 110 warrant for resisting the decision
of the tmodres and referee after starting fur
the race. The wind at the .time of starting
was Wowing about a half gale. The Sappho,
Dauntless and Guinevere were the only ves
sels which ventured outside and proved their
seaworthiness. It was shown that American
vessels are able to .11 in the roughest
weather on the channel. Mr. Douglas tele
graphs that the Sappho, having been thrice
directed to go around Cherbourg breakwater,
did so. - I claim the cup." To this Ashbnry
protests. e -
Touching accounts Lure been received of the
heroism dietdayod be the victims of the Greek
massacre. Their official publication han been
ordered. Mr. Vine, who was killed by the
briefs, of the brigands. wrote lust ',Millius to
his assassination to his friend Lord Manche.
ter: toe position is beyond hope; let us trust
to God and die bravely as 'Englishmen. Tray
for your affectionate friend. oend us a Bible
.
if
A theatrical fund dinner was given at St.
James' Hall Inaevening. The Prince of
Wales presided. Among the distinguished
guests present wipe the Duke of Sutherland,
Lord Carl:wt.. Lord Lenox, Newenb, of
Ilen.l. and others. It was understood that
Charles Dickens was to be the orator of the
evening. but he wog obliged 'to be absent.
110, Prince of Write, in his speech. paid a high
tribute to the theatrical profeenlon. and closed
tiv urging the elating of the charitable object
14 the meeting. John Baldwin Ihmkstoneand
Dion floueicault followed with humorous
speeehee. The meeting did not adjourn till a
late hour.
The Poor Low tismrd roles that women can
notlawfully act... parish gnerdienn. and thus
consequently 511ss Burdett Coons is ineligible
to that office In the parish of • Beth.) Green.
In the House of Commons to-night Mr.
Monsell stated the commission of colonists
from New Zealand. which welted on the gov
ernment here, were refused their request that
the troops be retained in the colon but ob
tained authority to borrow .L sterling
annually for live years, to be . to promote
immigration and improve internal communi
.tion.
In the liouee of Lors many petition. were
received for the repeal of the lase forbiddlag
montage with deceased wife's sister. .
MEM
Poets. May 17. —The French Government
has officially notified Greece that If the Dri-
Rands capture Frenchmen Greece shall pay 1
the ransom
. The arty 14 the loft Centre, to which
longed the three ministers who have resigned,
is to be immediately reconstructed. The new
cabinet is received with considerable aston
ishment and no little dissatisfaction.
The re
minsterial ournals
po i
eta that It da J ng
m will be sucontradkt
and the
grand
fetes with illuminations given on the occasion
of the decloratkm of the plehlscitnm, hot they
state a solemn assemblage will be convoked,
at which the Emperor will receive the official
announcement of the result of the national
vole In the presence 14 the great bodies of
state.
The 0./utile/Onto& officialorgan, demands
that the law e be applied in their rigor to the
case , of all who attack the ffitastltution, and
that full penalties be visited on members of
t Internotionsy workingmen's SocietY con
victed of creating disorder.
The police continue to sestet for nuesreest
parties implicated in the late onspiracy. A
oath , . of Belgian.. who discovered dur
ing the ebvtion anions. voters ati of th"
sdlieg pia, es. was arrested and has since
keen. rent out of the country.
The Emperor of Auxtrin and P.rnpre+% of
France will be the god-parent, of the es petted
child of le Metternich.
•
It IN reported Prince de In Tour D'Avcrig
hes been noininated an Minister to Vienna.
Generel Geyor..ltenntor,died to-der.nnem
. .
Tminurrow there will he a public meeting of
the Corps Leald to count cotes.
let Morsel/lawttsb has been condemned for Its,
offense anninst the Emperor and for exciting .
hatred and contempt for the government. The
nuthor at the articles spect:d was sentenced
to six months' imprison.. t And n fine of San
Erato, and the managing nor to no tmprla
wnt of one yenr and a One of 1.000 (rums.
The tribunal also decreed the suspension of
the publication of Lt .ffarstilinisc hir two
months.
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Stanton. May l7.—Esparterr, has written a
letter to Margin' Print declining the candida
cy for the Crown, on account of great age.
The Cortes passed a bill authorizing civil
marriage by 142 yens to 34 nays.
The press continue to urge the settlement of
the question of the throne end the anxiety In
political circles for the termination of the
provisional status daily Increases.
1122 a
Eton. Ate ll.—She canonic:4ton of Christ
Mee Columbus 16 contemplated.
Yr.orturc - r., May 17.- - -The entire redact
1 submissioa n the Neapolitan Insarge ,
reported to the War Othee this morning.
4IERJIANI
lintt.ta. !lac 17.—The Reichstag has palmed
to third roullhg a bill carrying into effect the
provlelons of the postal convention concluded
between the Cnited Ptah , and the North-Ger
man Confederation.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERtIAL.
LONDON, Mar IT. Errning.—Consuis for
money 940.. on account MX. American snen
lities ateadr 8834: '67,90%; 10-40's
We.i: Erie IN; Blinds. 1123 ; fireatwesterrh
:nn.,y. Stocks steady.
Lirastroot, Mar la.—Cotton—Market doll;
middling uplands 110114 d. Orleans 11.%;
of LOW bales; Manchester market quiet.
Brearlstuffs quiet. California white wheat
Oa 9.1e9a lid: No! redwestern Os . 3d: winter
Ildeals; receipts for-pelt
AVIA quarters, all ArneliCMl. Western flour
Mls Al. Corn: N 0.2 mixed ITht6d. Oata
Barley ha. Peat Ms 6d. Pork 11!e 6d. Beef
Pls. Tent ttolet at Be • Cheese 13a. Bacon
Ilia for Cumberihnd, 64s for short rib middles.
N•ral atbres quiet. Tallow 440.
Loanos. May 17.—Tallow henry. Sperm
nil Suitor firmer bet not higher. Cal
cutta linseed Oates 3d. , Linseed oil easier
at !Ma= As.
PARIS. Mop 17.—Bourse closed quiet centre
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75 . 1 . 10C:
FRANKrofce. May IL—Bculs quiet al 95ti
HAVRi. May 17.—Cotton heavy; IMIX f
nflont. •
Ittti-uts, 'Star IT.—Petroleuni active nod
firm nt s tbaleri 24 grade,.
Ilsatsmto. May IT.—Petroleum flat.
HAVRE. Slav 'LT.—Cotton cloned helm; spot
1575 f. afloat 1:102.
ICIV lir, May I7.—Petroleum closeddeelln
ls nt 53)i T.
nsur-n. May 17.—Pelside4m closed flat at 6
thrdern
\ Heineman, Mar IT.-- Petroleum Arm. _
ALEX I Ct).
111 ono.. of Revolutionists—Member of Coo.'
Toroto be Triel—Tehnoolopec ClMBl—Rop
tore le Jalisco.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garette.l '
HAVANA, May M.—Mexican advice, to May
10 are received. Garcia Jadera. after again
organizing a oumerous band. attacked the
town of Tactilella and was repulsed.
The Cuerravoco iniurgents had been defeat
ed, and afterwards moved Into the State of
Puebla.
Congress hod decided to try Trinidad Garcia.
'a member of that body. and a prisoner brought
to the Capital.
Mr. Williams, an American engineer, and
Mr. Garrey, a Commissioner for the Govern
ment. bate gone to Tehuantepec to survey the
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‘. canal route.
A rupture has taken phice between the Irlev
brain end Legislature of Jalisco.
. ' A outuber of highwaymen have been pee ,
ted.• • •
A colony of miner. left Rermansville for
ewly diseonered placers.
SOUTH -CAROLINA
. .
Retrenchment and Reform Miming.
[Ely Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CuAniximig, Map 11.—One Of the largest
meetings tiler held in this city occurred lut
night under a call for citizens of all elutes.
Mors and political parties,' to Inaugurate •
Movement for' Retrenchment and lieforni In
the State Garernment. The officers of the
meeting amtspeakers were both ahlepof col
ored persons. t delegation was tip nted to
rEretent Charleston In the State Re arm Con
s. talon at Columbia. July 15. Great.entlinsii
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Railroad , Accident In New Jeneyr
Illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
PATtnacrt, N. J. May 17.-An arafeat co.
meted on t h of the Delaware, Laoka.
wens and Western RaUrotd, In course of eon..
struction near Mead's Darin. thin afternoon,
by which several perform employes of • the
company were injured and two klltad. , A
construction train was crossing a long
work over the Peelle:nee river, when the Um
bera gave way and the train woo Precipitated
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below, • •
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VOL. LXXXV.---NO . 119.
W YORK CITY
EH
tdielary Election—Democratic
ity In the State 75,000—Total
ote Small—,Diantond Smuggler Ar
%tett—Sunday School% Ainerersary
-The Methodist Lay Delegation
!nest
The Jr'
i. •ph to the Platburgh (Inzette.)
New Yoßh. May It.
THE JrDICIAL SLECtION.
ne eye lion was quiet, and vote light. The'
tickets undoubtedly have an over
whelming majority. The colored eitizens cast
their votes without interference.
r. u.—The indications from the interior are
that the Democrats have carried the State by
at least fifty thousand majority.
12 r. St..—From present indications the Dern
ocratssweeP thisetty by7o,ooomajority. Thir
teen of the twenty-two wards thus far retiort
ed give Church, Democrat, forChletJustke of,
the Court of Appeals, E 6,913,. and Selden, Re--.
publican. 11.515. The Eighth ward. in which
the colored reaistration was the heaviest n gives the largest majority of n or , v ia; 733 6 in
a total of 9,512. All the Tnmnimar candidates
for minor ofil s are doubtless elected.
The indications are that Brooklyn has also
given 10,1:60 to Dem ocrat icic majority.
and elected the city ticket by
8,000 to 10.000.
. Eighty-nine cities, towns and districts scat
tere.ll3 d thfor.Churough
rich.and 4te g .MK forive totaSeldi l maj n. indiorities
of.Ba
cating that the State outside of the cit'Y tins
gone heavily for the Democrats. Among titles
see the following. Ellnir..4 ll majorit y' for
Church; Morrislana. 575 do.; Newburg.:i do.;
Cohocs. 275 do.; Hudson.= do.; Canandaigua.
152 do.; Ismkport,24/1 do.; Ctica,lo9 do.; Burrs.
=do.; Rochester. 566 do.; Poughkeepsie. 1211
majority for Belden. 1
2 S. x.—Total vote of the city: Church. SC,
101: Belden, 2^-186.
Brooklyn gives about 9 Democratic inn
jority noon the State ticket and elects the
Democratic city ticket by between 6,000 nod
7.50.
Buffalo gives Church 1,104 majority and Troy
1,761. The indications are that the Democrat
lc majority In the State will exceed 75.000. The
total vote is comparatively light.
DI AMOLID SMITOOLINCI
A Swiss named Oulreares has been arrested
for smuggling SIOO,IIUO worth of diamonds from
Rio Janeiro. and held to bail for examination.
Thirty thousand dollars' worth was found on
his person. and an additional amount In the
house where he was stopping.
Wheel prisoner
Is said to have been an agent of er &Wil
son at Rio Janeiro, and that arm Is reported
to have gone his bail.
SeNDAY MCIIOOI. ANNIVERSARY. •
The anniversary of the New York Sunday
School Missionary Union was celebrated to
day. Meetings were held in thirty-two church
es. at which there were appropriate exercises
and singing by children. At the annual meeting
to-night addresses were delivered by Henry•
Ward Beecher and Rev. T. Sabine.
METTIODIFT LAY DELEGATION
The three-fourths 'Vote required for the rat!
fication of the question of lay delegation 1.
the Methodist Church was secured In the not.
of the East Maine Conference on Saturday
with only the Mission Conference in Gerniany
to hear from. The ministerial vote stand
4,1706 to 1,634. •
THE CAPITAL
Won to Winne
MEE{
of Goonfla—Fundpig 11111—Appoin
moots . Confirmed. •
BT Telever& to the Pittaborgb Gazette.]
Wwman:OSOIL WO' 17. MO.
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THE Barman win:servo itarmrrrtow.
. The statement which reaches here that the
Canadian authorities have dispatched a supply
,
expedition for the Whinges region and that
it is of a pacific character, naturally attracts
mustttention and comment. These sup.
plies pass through the Sault Omar. and
they can only do so when the Government au
thorities here are assured that the intention
of—the Dritlsh Government is one of peace.
The report that a peaceful' settlement has
been concluded between the authorities and
Winnepeg malcontents Ls credited here, and It
ld probable that.in view of this, a request will
be made by the English Minister for the pas
sage of supply vessels through. the canal. It
la reported here that special Cabinet Kneeling
will be held to-day for the purpose of consid
ering such application. However this may
be. It seems reasmutble to predict that It a set.
Gement H already concluded-and the English
Government gives satbfaetOol JIBIZUVACCII of
its non-belligerent purposes. permbadon i n be accorded to supply vessels to pass through
the canal.
TUE CARE or 0601101 A
The Iteconstruct!mn Committee agreed t
report 46111 readmitting the tete Georir
on terms p re cisely like those applied to I
girlie. NleeisdpDPi roof Texas, with the additl.
that the four State.s.named are allowed to.o
grotto. arm and call into service their rcspe
tit - 0 militia fortes.
IMOMMI
The Senate coallrmed the nominationa of N.
11. Stone as Poet:muter at San Premier°, and
Alonzo Postmaster at Troy. New York.-
The Committer on Wars and Means have
poettloned the funding bill until neat Tuesday.
THE INDIANS
Rohl ofr Podgy Rallrool—MoTesneol of
Troop.. with Instructions to Moveroly Chao-
Hoe tie Novato.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
tif. Lours, May IL—A:dispatch received from
General Woods. commanding at Fort Wallace,.
Kansas. to Gen. Pope. says the Indians at
tacked a water tank on the Pacific Railroad,
Oro miles east of Kit. Carson. Sunday , after
nom:Lend were mill in the vicinity . . Mouday
morning Company C. of the 7th Cavalry, were
sent. In pursuit. Four - companies of cavalry
and three of infantry will be immediately sta
tioned along the railroad under ocamitatul of
Gen. Wald, with 'lnstructions tor severely
chastise the savages.
Itrevet Major General Griggs, accompanied
by Captain Meßlery. Captain Starr and Lieu
tenant Wheeler, arrived to-day from Califor
nia and will proceed to New Mesleo.
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MMESVVIROINIA
=K=
at the borough election in Morirantoirm
was the first colored man who ever voted
in Mopongalia county.
A"intetnrcrivr. fire in Wheeling, on.
Sunday morning, completely demolished n
brass foundry and played sad havoc with
a dwelling houto . and grocery, besides a
lot of handsome shade trees. The loss
was &bent $20,000, on which there was an
insurance of about $12,000.
REPOILTS from moot of the counties of
Maryland and Virginia, to to the present
condition of the wheat crop, have been
rewired at the Agricultural Department.
The appearance of the wheat halt much
improved since the Ist of April. when' it
was thin, and the general tenor of the rn
turns is now favorable.
..Tam Charleston Journal .lays: "We are
informed that an old colored man, residing
in Logan county, was brutally murdered,
by i squad of white men, in the latter
part of March bait. The colored man wan
an aged, peacahle citizen, and was assault
ed and murdered for no provocation what.
over. The particulars will be hereafter
given." .
Tin Charleston Journal sayer "We am
dentand that a few days ago a white than
near Coa'burgh struck a black man with
a stone. for no provocation whatever. The
black man was employed on the C. k. O. R.
'R.:and the over/leer of the bands deliber
ately clubbed the said white man. Thie
colulatt so enraged the white man that
he procured the services of some fifty es
timates and at night moved on Coalburgh
to mansacre the said overseer. But the
shrewdnetw of the overseer enabled him
to escape. This "le rather a bad elate of
affairs for a civilized country. Something
should be done."
OmcAMENItD GLASS, for dwel
lings and public buildings, farniahed
promptly to oiler by Win, Nelson, No. 23
Market street. New.designe and beauti
ful patterns.
VAGIIAHLL Diamono PROPERTY AT
Aii-rw a r.—Wednesday, May 18th; at 2
o'clock r. x., on the premim - will be
sold that valuable three star* brick honse;
No. 31 Pittsburgh Diamond, adjoining
Edw. Hesselton, - Esq.'s new warehouse.
The lot has a twenty feet hoot • -the
Diamond and extending back In depth one
hundred and twenty feet to Decatur. Par
flee desiring . in Investment or business
property will find it to their advantage to
attend - this sale. :Terms at sale.
J. H. litzwanT, Auctioneer.
If. B. Surrnsott, Salesman. - 5
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gaoht.m I.lu.t.,s—Fnr draws Ma trail
some:- The lismatsiork In the 6111Itrf
tti:66 Mt`eti Li 'William Istabam's . -balabilah.
mciii,23Markititrbot. ' ' •
7 *Tria.ler =gnus inanri4n
their Vises . ' .15y sining.tbelr militancy
frith Pier, Dainals dr Cent R11),--7
STAINED Plass, for ettlarcheit' and
dwellings, of every deeerlptlon, fortdahed
promptly to order by Wm. Xelern3,-,No.
;C. • •-
Methodist rroirstant General Cunt...um,
[Re Telegraph to the Pitt,burgh Gazette.
BALintoltr., Mao I;'—ln thy riencral Con—
ference of the 3lethoill,t Prot...tent Church
Fraternal Meseenger , to the tieg, th m . r m c , an.
terrace Or the Mothodiw Episcopal ch nr o,
were appointed Fraternal 31easengees r r „ a ,
the Methodist Episcopal Church South we,
received. It was ordered that Lynchburg. v.,
be the place ofmeeting of the next Gen
eral Conference.' The committee appointed to
ascertain what conferences were recognized
by the Montgomeey Convent ion made a report..
to which a resolution scat appended. that thin
General Conference is clothed with conven
tional power.. Adopted. Adjourned•
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ErTIIE MASTODON IS COXING 1_
CAMPBELL'S
'New York and Philadelphia
ZOOLOGICAL
lIESTRIAN INSTIT u
WILL EXHIBIT IN
A11,11.11:61 N
,triDAY, TrESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Ylny loth; ilst, nut hint Isl.
AFTERNIwN,AND EVEN'S.; EAC?I DAY
Doan. pot' at I ty'vl.,,k In the A (lent., and
oclott In the 11venIng. Annatnin. 30 cent,
l'hlldren under 10 yettru,t23 cents.
TUG GREAT MENAGERIE. consiAtinii of . 20
mom of LIVING WILD ANIMALS. will CUM h.
111
AL.fi R
g 0 .1 An"AR A,IMut ISM afol Ted. s
ELATE Lim;hl: Y:UL'E~'CIIIA\ PI O BIDE
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The Grand Street Display
t„,e plans on 310NDAT MORMNG, Hay Hilf
and will nominee by Its grandeur and extent, the
moat skeptical of the resourcesmd tiolidlty of thl.
the LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Fur further particulars see the large Illuminated
Posters coveting everrtill board and dead well In -
PiushaNy.and the am bed on the Dia
mltlltlArAlirogntromes, Dodgers, ate.. etc,
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Orphans' Court Sale
REAL ESTATE.
fir virtue of an fader of the Orphans' Coati of
Allegheny Cf'ant?, the undersigned Executor' of
the Estate Of Wary Ann Lafferty. late of Ptttsburgh.
deceased. will otter at Public time. on the ermines,
on TkIESDAT. Jane 7th. 187.0. at 10. o'clock
S. u.. all that lot piece of hind situated In the
Eighth ward of sai d
City of Pittsburgh. bousaled
and dencribed as follows. via: beginning o Peon
ylvania arenne at the corner where the lot n
now or
formerly of George Dem bert joins the oniperty of
Wm-Lippincott ; thence ohms Pennnylranla arc-
Lene towards Dlnwiddie street. 311 fret more 11l
as; thence en a line running back from said arc
ane to 'treat 134 feet; thence at right
angles to the last mentioned line 23 feet to e
line of George Gumbert's lots, and thence along
Gambert's tots 154 feet to the place of bMonlng.
on: which I s erected two-stery Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms made known at the time of Sale, or on op,
plicatitm to'
rorlbiall_,_W. C. AUGUINBA
ORN STEVENSON'S SONS
JEWELERS,
93 Market street, Pittsburgh
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flare on hand all the latest novelties in time Jess.
elry; also Sliver Pieces and Silver Plated Ware of
new designs. reliable for wedding Otte.
Watches of all Use American makers in gold and
sliver cases. Both Key and Pendant Wlnderscom
mantis on hand. as well as a fall variety of On
nue: grades of the Swiss Watch. Including Jar
gensen. Jecot, Perregans. and others.
We call particular attention to one facilities for
repairing and regulating non Watches. To that
branch el flue burble. we give special care.
Orders by mall promptly =ed. - Designs of an
coods sent In drevrinas by mall at request
Tack, Bro, & Co,
PEI 111
Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh
TACK. BROS.,
PhiltideThhia
p ESOLUTlON—Approiing Act of
Asaccably.
Whereas. Tba Legislature of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania enacted a law entitled. 'is supple
meet to an At creating a Hoard for the erection of
YCity Hall- In the City of Pittaburghs - •Pintivnit
nlist. /PAT. which was duly appliance on the
flith day of Aprg. A. 0.1.810. and In and by said
act provided that the provision. of the said ad
shall not be In toms until canctirred In by the Pe
-
lea and Common Councils of the Clty of Pittabtirgh.
Now. therefore. be It .
Ica Inn Common CononUs
;,.1 .1 V tab .rg. co•eur 0 1•`...
rtivwrlmi9tinAtlttliwwt ,
. .
stoners afornold shall net in accordance therewith.
That any ordinance or cart of ordinance corditet-
WW:gltri====atrogllf:t
the same ode., this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a iaw In Connell. this
26th day of April, A. I). I KM" •
. Mu, OURGWIM
' Pref.Ment tied tem. Select Council.
Attest.: perkok
f Select Conned.
w. A. TOMLINSON'.
Preslddat of Common Council.
Attest: H. licklanr,,,
Clerk of Conmido Council. inyla
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kIINSTIIAL . & SON
... - S,i'irginia at)iiiitouisville
Tobacco .41goicy,
:=IEC-, A
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
79 SMITHFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh.
i R. D.' GALES' CHOICE AND VAL
]. COLLECTION OF MODERN OIL
Al. TINGE CONSISTING OF LANDSCARPM,
MARINES. GENRES. ge.--FRIDAT MORNING.
May 20..0 10 o'clock, will be wild on second lone
of Mcilliralne's Auction Room, 11M/ Srallbeeld
street, the above 180 choice works of art. These
• worts gave been selected with crltiml Judgment
and special are as to their excellence. and will be
found on Inspection 17. the connotssenus of this
city to have among them some of Gm best speci
mens of native and foreign talent of known celeb
rity. llablbition free.
myl9 A. McII.WAINE. Auctioneer.
ABBE SHIPMENTS OF ALL
hinds or fresh Osh aro meet.. ly at
...rupreas' papal. llah gland, Na daiDia
6Wd hlarlet. Pitlahurgh, and at the Tam City
l: Allegheny Clty. corner •Wederal sae Ohlo
Our Wog expetionee• la-the buslaess.-
Ohl. us to always...o on hand a Umtata, artkla
oao.ll Whlle Pl.O. Salmon. lisnlue. Pasch
lhus sod WhlLll Perth. all at no low
{P hole-
Moe us co irl•OTO a eII.II4IICIC.
sale nr n.
All orders 011.1proustety. I
REMOVAL.
ALDERMAN JAMES LINDSAY
Ras nrenored LL otice.trosa Zia - ARV Filth ah
tm of Weald.er area. sad Washbaataa
@treat.
INDIA RUBBER
DEDTiNO, 1109 E AND NTNAJA PACHIN
Of the Boehm Belling Coisteenr , toakis'."
eeSee t.m. f,ef pri el c. l .. ileee.-'Phe Ueda supplied et
• 1. & IL PILLIPS;
rll Agents for this lefty.
ALU ABLE Di A KOND PROPERIT
v FOR fiALIL-91ste feet front erase Imedro
Fifthteem, to dirth. eitoate .near to the comer
Fifth arches ■oe ?twit. , duet. klutern its ^ The
Blatt Sear Term.'
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3 98 812th even..
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BARGAIN-A COTTAGE
e.b...aragg'a k anliai
cost Rice calteNl• suao.J. It. ALL
N. eorNer POMO and Irty
.041, ROBT. EL BlLL,Attorner , st. ekital
rizpAit BOARDS and PRUDDTS.
- aeolr uat.
• Ili mks Pea Nuts..
IN; .nive eo steamer p . m.:M..11:17 1 11m a
co.
BASIET IVILLOWS. - --43 'bundles
Kentucky new meld!. tune IstedinK tram
"U."'' lr3=§l7o3l l 7 io.listei
10:e4aNWifoletVA:0044
IS THE HEST AND ourArarr
Commercial and Family Newspaper
rt..' IS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
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o subtenbert
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Clubs of ten .
A copy Is furnishvi gratuitously to Use Otter-*P
of Club of log. Peels:Lamers are requested foist%
as .000 U. Address.
PEN IMAM. REED &
• 1•14111•Al1ETORL,
NOTICES--"Tolit," "Far &rle,;'
''Los 1." "Illtigte,''Fclitld;' 'Boarding:
are., Got exterding FOUR LINES:: will be
inorrlell in Oh.-se roltiina once for TIWEY.
TY kirk: CESN:Ri; (nth . additional /in*
1471-E
WANTS
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A ., iTF,D.-2:1 Bolan* •t 1;a
hhter , the to par. Meyers LEN
.Root form w..rt.hxrelehin t Snritoll PUS
111,4%Atk i k.
No. 1 Sixth
WANTEM—Ererybody to call at
IS4 LIBERTV I.IIII.EZT. mut fumed"
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WANTED. ,— A
el pi tyel bu icl:l7ls ß lL l,
WANTED. — A
housework in a a
well resirnmended. 111
STREET. Allegheny MY.
AATANTED--SITITATION-Avi Sales.
, , MAN Olt TRAVELING AGENT. bk •
Mban'.%,7lgirrelnearllver7il= VA!
I,VANTEI).-A Lady experienced In
inZ n •ftZ w it.. .4
j 7 J ANTED.-MORTGAGES.
TIFIOMAA K. PETTY.
B"dlrAirlrE=el/274.
VITANTEIL—TO RENT r —A
V 3 ere rooms; with •WO MM. Mod V.
a good smlghbortiood. on either dlr. or °kilns oli
some Realm:id. Any e harlot such etin hoar of
good tenant with • small hiodivjiy
ddrmoing CROVT d PII Id.
A emits. him 139 Fourth arrows. 5-1
.TANTED.—NoRTGAGEs.
Thirty Thonsandlleparfto Loan
me or man antonnte on property la Annlbenl
IT at a lair rata of Internat.
CHARLES
19rtate Anent.
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Real
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68 Greet 511554
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ANTEII). - -Boids• mid .Mortgages.
1 for 040,0110, tinting 3 Inn. , to run.
Mr 9.00(1, twine 3 yearn to ran. 1 f0r414 .
' A ' , in Y r " Gliel. la .I.4l'7?Zit; gjrtif"'
r/..100 i having , moan it t.; ran.
. 1 1431 1 111114 g
41r; 'E to Tff. ' _ l7fr: ' il•ol)o r . tILIZIX h Jr.. le
ran. 1 rot /SOL having 3 Moe to neo. On Nl)•
' ""mi ri. o 4 - zr6, Pt , . ; a. 104 it 4rth Are.
LOST AND POUND
OS F.-0n Monday evening, between
St. Char tmd Filth *trees. nr ohm In tha tw , r
11111 earl POCKET-BOOK. aortal nlng between ,
welt. and thirteen dollars and twn key.. The
.ndar will Re libenally A ll eghen y. cing 11 at
'o. 308 FEDERAL STREET. l4l
gsT.44. dark brindle cow—tips of
the bons sawed off and mfbilet bole m ~b.
newel e tall d .
by leaving AA/ POMP
lewd t
boding leer will be liberally
a
GEO. IIOORVII. •
Read of Redford avenue.
hl lltb war&
OST.--On 'Wednesday eventon z t-
J_l TWERN Rellpf Eaginll2llLe_ Ana
street.••
pair ef-OOLD SPECTACLE.. Taw lade/
will be Ilberalli rewarded - by leaetag them at al
MARION STREET.
BOARDING
bOARDING.-A number of Gentle-
A.MN e•sa he furnished with boarding/10.
ANIMMNVMT "" ta, 11;inViegt citig
All - • say • 6-4 - 4 Az.
pOABDING.—To•Letos Ith bearding,
t, 4).;;:; , ;. , , , ,, ,, , , = 0 .,raingtr r t h r1CE. mita-
•
T O-LET—HOONS—Furnlshed or nap
YURNISELED formate weallesalem. A 0217
at . So. Mt Usaver
M=M
rro-LET.--Some pleasant rooms to let
_a. at No. 31 Fourth avenue. with ate of bath
rraver.- . --Two 'WELL FITRYISHED
SLEEPING ROOMS. No. 43 Ilemaca Wm*.
nese the Part. Allegheny.. .A good shame for fogs
gentkdnenwishing_ Alsogets tn •element lessitket.
UTSINTNIt. ITT redeem] Stseet.
6.&tt
LET.—The Throe Story Britt
WARN 21021137 In Church a 1157. 217,
of No. 1520 Wood street, formed? 5.225W 5
W. lloodoal Co., as • Bloom 12.442.450ry.
Inqulre of WATT,. I.ANG ft CO.
2-5 . - No. 1711 sad 174 Wood .u.et:
TlLET.—Brick Honoo of 7 Rooins,
.0....111/1, Gem Rot sad Cold Water,. Law TraS.
nerd, papered and palated, sltuata-N0.1411 MU
-o.a Meth ward, Alleghany.
Also. tICK LIOUSR or Rooms, leo.IS
MIMIR r. near Sampson street. Sapeoll
Alasar. aerie ro SI Illirea7r;d P . ArUCtly.
TO-LET.-INT•ERESTI\G TO LAW
YERS.—TIER of OFFICE on Giant, near
Flttb. and a TIER witlL entrance on 11th anon.*
me., Court Mouse. , Apply to Mre. M. MoTIORL
=I
To LET.—COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
&cur= Ole e P e w niv *ll AL%
13 minute.' walk " of City Hen. Allefban . y. The
house la two storied, noitairdng mount end ts
new nimfortsble and or elegant antbitectere.
Is t oppled with all modern Improvements.. Also
carriedm loose and Minnie, for horses awl Went
The immune ambeantlfeUdtale-out. and are cov
ered with One forest trees. rendering it Moly
country relief...nov.llh c i tye adventedee of Wog
very convenient to the nn 'from Its tomato. is
one of the most hinithy locations t
h particol Finn IMMOars, kon °. dre of OLIVER M
0.. •
TO-LET.
The eubsesiber otters for teat that ttestralthe prep..
ert y known as the .
OUT-LET SAN MILLS,
htleated at th• foot of Crate street. AhrreferaY
City. • short dtstamie below the Snow:mt. bridge.
The lot on the east slde of Craig .treotl. 160 hot
wide be about 41:11111feet worrier lesa• Thal*, at
the west .id• of the arena 0 110 feet 014 e by
about 400 feet. more or less—both rurottrurto tote
eater hariniene Of the beet and seen hen
bon on the river. The advantages thin property
Present• for any . clod of manufseturlng penmen"
are so yell known as to render any further illseerta.
aloe p i,,,,, 0 pp p.p. Lops lade.olll to WWI 46 M.
•aptudbleAvnions.
myths.
=I
"IVOR SALE.—Vine of Four Horse
power tu rugal er. NMI be spld brer. - Ap.
DO to W. Y-PB.I.CE. Okla eltreet:All .
OR: - SA LE.--A One • Horse - Op
WAGOX. Apply at .nop I.
ONDEN. Vln
asbers erma listen gal Illsamaltbs. N 0.4
North . All
-FOR SALE.,---A Valuable Fans un
derlaid with it • fact "eV( (i e kiM
Mia.3l= uw oUtiteictetteitireliall
you - SALE-HANDSOME BUILD
. ECG LOTS, ea • eJI the envious oteeeth lathe
te Lawrenceville dieter:4. all of which will be oath
on they term. T. R. 13W.. & 80X. comer. Rdn
luid Thin .third etreet.
FlNgo ' fATic, eißt A . ,,,,- . two ; h; :gz e win eover it
Will, wilt be aold cheat. '
Alen between thrwa and tom hamteed Of
=Water leo. from A to 8 Ineheetidebotell low
In a spoil lee house at Sharteharg on the
•
West Pena MM.& Zeman of
}p JVROX . RA
or el tae. • •
FOR SALE.—A. farm of S 7 sere* MlL
wall]) on
the
Pee Micelle halberd wet
vviz.,70.711.-r.: I.
wham tv tere sarrue, ender euttlieeJois
good
*old very totr-Nrl= "7 b'n"'""'
5-10
" vis innf.....4t. •
OR RALE-200 . LOTS - 20X100
FICIT MACH, no IL.,
N. LAnhe Stance en
I; Cenrectreten meteerete. et NOR HOD malt enel
balsam In tour year. These tote am nom AgAltqg
, ~., f..f. . puplbg a i r Line• Ste 121 M eM. etaS
ter OM month win be mm • ror
4.e..., eh nal'. IL. IL KELt.
Thirty .thlre etreet., or to R LlMPAtteeme7
at Lew. TM HantAtthet....„... , .
CHIR I OR RICH AIME
FOR CITY PROP .—A One COUNT=
=CR, eoetiletng scree trlth .11 Mesas
thereon: one, a One, comfortable and renverdest.
beam: 'good water, and we of the ben amen
poem, in Western Pennsylvania few ri t 1111
ml.. Wow the elm on the waters of Cnet
Reed. IC of e tone from Sewart's utto tnd
flatlreeel.. Also. several good rams le good lee.
Goes and boners tor We. Enquire or
PrILLIAM WARD, •
_mm .1. 10Grant St.. oppinite Cathedra?,
FOR - r
LIPPINCOTT 'HOMESTEAD.
ib• - yen karma ma
iltated i aftr="4„...... •
atrnte
W or on,A=l ll . 4 : m
stater. 1.-. 1.4.j0r beat•••• oft
matt bNln.
bl• ••••••erf: !?1,P••••••••
• ft a * . 111 Pc rot
If Pot sold goon a
.t.••,••,.••••DIZ JAI% atiICOTT.
E
q
-TO LET
EMMEM3
FOR SALE