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ey klub. per year
I,llvenwl by curler. per week
TiESERALITIES
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caicsoo lei basing strawberry f tfrals.
-', ..TiZsAVIVATECE Is eontioir to this 7 tinily
to list,
rintaltau, N. Y., in to have little_quiet
jornic of 0,000.
- Jon JEFFERSON la at the Walnut Street
Theatre in Philadelphia.
'IYtE Non York Su n saps Tilton's hair
~etuuldaell for seven dollars.
JOHN Bnoe.nAM is playing at Mrs.
Drew's thentrein Philadelphia.
Yte-.ron EICOO is whiting tnovel with
.Brown, lohn of Osaawatomie as hero.
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many will destroy all scruples't—man.
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Tot.ty piliactieo aro the latent neat
drink among the statesmen at Albany.
MILLION 6 01 grasshoppers have begun
their inenget in Home parte of
BIXITrt is to bring on' lien& e
Own dramatization of Put Yourself in bin
Place.
'A iinstnn frost last Tuesday I lid 'about
,11180,000 worth of damage to the cape
Cod cranberry crop.
Tnkin is talk of a grand army re.union
r;f4.11 WlscOnsin regiments at Milwaukee
on the Fourth of
nert . iiiin the close of the present rear
Milwaukee trill be the Eastern terminus .
of over two thnosand miles of railway.
Tit: lowa Normal - Academy of Music
at lowa City proposes to admit two pupils
from each county of the State free of
*hors,. -
Tun 130sien .Post esys:..l NViseettein
gentlemannut clown 00 a b«..hive thy of
flay. • itp regmta llio thlnn, of
troneern.
XEMILY five hundred delegatea to the
Preabvterlav General Assembly ip Phila
delphia made an excurelon to Cape May
,en Saturday.' • •
Cutc.tou youth whose themselves
...tossing atones out of chamber windows.
and ono of then, successfully killed a
young woman the other day.
\zesati and Menasha in NVistvisity,
have . fifteen flouring mills With forty.fivs
run of stone, and a capacity to grind year
ly 5.000,000 busliela of wheat.
Mn - . WM. VOGI I ES.JIt., a member of the
Philadelphia bar, was run over hr a street
ear on Friday, and had to have his right
leg amputated in consequence.
K0M11.7111 is giving lessons In foreign
languages, at Turin, in order to make- a
living. lie Steadily refuses to accept any
presents,at the hands of his friends,
3111....T0riN F. Mteseit, brother 'of the
:proprietor of the Philidelphis Sunday
..iferrtrrst, fell from the third story window
holm ou Sunday and - was killed.
A MAN name!! donne, in True
wife to pour a little kei.osene in the MOW
and Alio lire 'mild kindle qiieker. Mr.
Jones broke up bouekeeping that morning
before breakfast.
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Tut: celebrated Countess - Pourtales,
one of the most brilliant luminaries of the
imperial court of France intends to shine
upon the saloons and promenadeaof New
. port this summer.
.Oa Saturday morning in the Cincinnati
I'Vorkhouse Jacob Schlagenbecker was
found banging dead In his cell. He !envie;
a wife and child for abusing when] he was
Waned in the workhouse.
, "Ai . T. PARKER, an old new captain, left
his satchel with (44,M in a car of the
_Cleveland and Plttabargh 'Railroad at
Cleveland, on Saturday, and now, having
remembered it. he can hear nothing of it.
A .MAN 1111111.1 McLaughlin, a plasterer
by trade, fell from, the fourth story n m
dow of the Memphis Postottlce
on Saturday, striking the pavement be
neath, trbm the effects of which he soon
Tilt King of liazony, although now• a
very old nun, hoe recently outuneneed
studying the languagmt of Ronda nod
Poland, in order to translate the . works
of some of their foremost poets into
man. ,
, A CLAIMANT appears at Davenport,
lowa, for 1,000 acres of land, most of
which Is valuable buelnesa. property in
,the center 6f the city. The' man claims
to have purchased tier laud In 1610, pay
tog f 1,300 for it..
IN three or four - menthe the railway
over the Rigi will be In running order.
The mad paaees through a region rzoo
feet above the sea level, and the Incline
•In many places Is no great that a system
of cogwheels and tracks will have to be
employed:
Ix lit. Louis, lam week, awowan was
attacked and almost murdered by a negro
and a white man, after she had gone to
bed. They demanded her money, and
finding but thirty dollans,beit and abused
her lebaniefully. It is thought, however,
that bhe may recover. •
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Tat: Buffalo terra siye the Russian
?Calmer Is so pleased with Mark Twain's
'account of the reception of the passengers
of the "Quaker City." by the Emperor
and his household, duty' he to making a
translation of the Interview• from "The
Innocents Abroad," which he intends send.
ing to Russia.
Six. Jews have taken the Egyptian loan
of five millions. The foremothers of
these Israelitee borrowed all the yieweiry
of their ancient neighbors when they quit
the country, and never paid them back.
Here there lo a -fine opportunity for the
Viceroy to balance the outstanding debtd
of the Pharaohs. •
Join: .Rtssr.m. Yot•No, of the Now
York ittandard, conies out strongly in fu
ror of electing Charles A. Pena, of the
ban, to the office of Coroner. If Thum
Ware quite sumo, pays a contemporary, that
It would secure him the privilege of hold
ing an Inquest on the body of Young, he
would rather he Coroner than President.
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Tuann is an elephant for sale in New
York jnat•now but the elephant market
is heamr..and there seems to be no buy
ers.. is undorstocd that the elephant
-can be bought foist few cents, but several
thousand dollars will be charged for a lit.
tie dog without which the mastodon be.
comes violent and kills his keepers and
owners.
A 24E1r-intent to out for the making of
steel-rails direct from the pig. The iron
le melted in a cupola, run into a reterba
tory furnace (where it la carbonized) run
into ingots (allowed to set,) reheated, ran
through the rollers and made into rail.,
which, it is said, can be sold profitably at
1145 per ton. This is &valuable invention
if these things are so; . • *
A gt.trarin the new tax bill taxes sll
/paroling tables *lOO each annually. Since
this might be constructed as indirectly
legalizing the practice of a vice which, in
most States, to prohibited by law, it would
bs proper that the clause, if retained,
ahould be qualified by confirming its apply
cation only to States, like Louisiana' for
• example, which affix no penalties to the
Indulger.
Tog Portsmouth - (Ohio) Tribuse nay:
Mew Belle- Sznitb - . -- of Smith's Landing.
- Brown county, Ohio, now residing in Wash
ington cite,. and devoting her time to
Painting. his received a Government
order for a portrait of the late E. M. Stan.•
ton, to cost two thousand dollars. This
lady Is & cousin of Mrs. C. P. Tracy, of this
place, and is well known to many of our
(Athena She has spent considerable time
In Europe, and made the fine arts a of udy."
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Tilt Convocation of York refuses to
join that of (..anterburc in bringing about
a revision oI the fingllnh Bible. For this
" 1400,11 royal commission is out of the
ganglion, but. the Convoaition of Canter
bury. hie resolved to undertake the work,
and ask the aid of all religons denomina
tions . throughout the English-speaking
world The Dant of Canterbury wishes
to include the Jews also, so far as the Old
Testament is concered. Therefore. every
one who has an amendment to propose
should send it toLLArehbishop of (an
w7, pa ll present vention
tongwas a time in preparathm and after
ia s e s a published It was a full half con.
wry before it came into general use. A
new version might take longer, ean a id,
lig; the violent oppositionef men Like Lord
Shaftesbury: to any change. It le said that
a n adequate redid n would, on an seer
ego, change one word In every vetee of the
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New Testament; and many whole verses,
and Hattie that arc , considered very impor
tant ones, would be left out altogether.
TILE plan of the new Conti Theater for
Dresden has been completed-by Professor
Scalper. The - nruf edifice will be distin•
guished for its beauty and appropriate
ness, as well on for Ii originality of form.
Semper has embodied the leading ideas,
which he made the basis of th e pine h e
made for the projected Felt Theater in
Nlunich. utter WElgni.em principles. The
grOund plan approaches the form of the
Grecian 'stage, with its amphitheatrical
arrangement of the seat s for the audience.
%Val:titer's Tint .of an invisible orchcoura
will be realized -in 'the Dresden. theatro.
The sum of four hhndred thousand tha.
len, already grunted for tho building, is
thought to . insufficient. •
PliEsl DENT I :ItANT. having "purchnstsl
Bowan! Potter's beautiful cottage, at
Long Branch, is ecpeeted to occupy it
with his family during the summer sea
son. 'letter:ll Horne.. Porter. his private
secretary,. fins erected n handsome cot.
loge. lames Fisk. Jr.. has added Another
temptation in. the shape nt a neat little
cottage, and will reside there during the
season. 1 .1 . C0151g1,8611.111n Nehellliall Per
ry; fievemor Hrers. of Penuali - lvania;
lion.. John Megeon, of.. New York; lion.
Benjamin 11. Brewster. of Pennsylvania;
Senator Thomas Murphy, of New York;
General Stockton, of New Jersey; f:eneral
IL D. Whiten, of New York II isral Coin.
conk: .1 ado(. Cardozo; of the Supreme
Court; Dr. H. T. Tielmbold, of burhu fatne;
W. Childs, of the.Philndelphin Ledger:
J. Edgar Thompson. 11. IL King. of Phila
delplon; Brown It IN W., bankers, Wall
ci rest ; Mr- Bright, broker. Wall street:
.1. 'unibreling. broker. Wall street; E.
It. I Wt.- .1. li. I Jammu, Polies Morris, Sett
...1 Bohert Bennie, 3tortinK4t ,
Lawcenc c
Brown, .1, W. Niacin° t'ot mite.
and Daniel 1.. Bettie—nil own end wall
occupy Cot Ng, nt Long .Branch.
PENNSYLVINIA
E Deathlwis Dead is the heading of a
leader in the Philadelphia Press.
-was renominated for
Congress on Saturday ho the Republicans
of Venntigo county, Ni.ho gave him nine
tenths of all the totes rant.
Tut Corry • hams that when 3ay
Mould was in that Feet ion a feu days ago,
he bought the controlling interest in' the
incipient Union and Titusville Railroad,
and that the contract for building it will
shortly be let.
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THE Titn.svil). , lierald taiya: IRefinery
to - Pioneor, belonging to Councilnuin Low
destroydil by tire on Friday even.
- 11ise. about $'2,900. Consideraide re
lined oil was saved. on e of th e on.
ployes, Matthew liars; woe eeverelv but
not fatally burned. Mr. Lowrie will re
build at 1,11 C ,, and liop, to bay.: bis ,
.fineVy in openuion agniu t. 001.).
YOUNn woman of ;pod looks and man.
tiers, fresh from the intimacies of ]arfert•
1y - decent lir, who left home on
.acirount
of ill trent incur of a step-father, nwde her
appearanee recently at a house of
in Cincinuati,and riennuided "board The
landlady questioned her closely, found
that she was - an entire stranger to bad
life, advised her that she might about as
well kill herself as to lecome a prostitute,
and finally refused positively to take her
as'a boanier. The girl persisting in her
determination to become a" woman Of the
town, evidently without having. any idea
of the horrors of such u life, the landlady
gave notice of her intention to the Chief
of Police. Who has taken steps to save her,
for a time at , least, from the terrible fate
to which she incites horself.
THE SWEET ENTRYis
Ali "I, it long mod prof rm.
ell Mises, loss confined to ss besi of Mid's,
ing, atteet§,ba_.ol6l9llovinn lin,, • the
idegmure derived by .ber, on Decoration
Day. from x friss:ore remembrance in si
mill gift of flowers.]
Earb ad a anent tomb.
Two holds. fragrant rot.,. •
Came Smiting to mr runts.
Two wannering fairy elves.
As did these blusbiog dossers.
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FrOM the th,uWg Of vreepitufmouruers.
- Trout the Freres of our 6rdlwell dual.
Mitt mtchder lore for the hying. .!
To sue rash:a...Melia lovely "gruel:do sped
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&nylon: "A marvelous wesh.h of bloraLrnt
Crowns each slum Win( hero's tomb--
:Ns we softly stole away. to ahem •
A hying martyrs room:"
A Llama is,. May V. IhO).
Eleont Momstoo NoUge
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Formerly occupied by .lured A. fimchi•
son, Fail., Sixth wani, Alleghenc City, to
gether with about three acres of ground.
fronting on the Ohio riveryPreble.Rayard
and Adams etretd. The river front is
3110 feet. thi ,- manslon is shunt 84 by 44
feet, two stories high. slate roof; the
sauna are Large—prior 18 he 40. dining
"vm 19 by '2B. library l: be ball Bby
40, porch tr; by 40, and the chambers,
kitchen, pantry, bath and other rooms are
all very large and airy and conveniently
arranged, no as to go into any room in the
house without having to' go through on":
other. Nearly all tin, romm have tuarble
or slate matuhw, the ceilings are lofty end
many of them handsomely paneled in
tastefnl ntyle;tha grounds are handsome
ly laid out in lawns, &e., and well covered
Witirlinenuelt an apples, peaches,
y h ears and other small fruit The Loose
as two fronts}-the one on. the firer in a
magnificent view of the river and the
whole country around, and in a very
pleasant place, having the (reel, Mourn
from the river, and free from any smoke,
soot. &e. Inquire of *. 11. Love, 59 Fourth
The World Mores
Republican , simplicity that sac the
pride and glory- of. our country, is fiat re
ceding into the times that woke, and in
the light of the luxurious mates that are
being rapidly disseminated , the memory
of it will ho like a misty fable of the an
cient world. licanespon fabric has given
place to broadcloath, silk and satin. Tea
mod coffees have bosoms, necessaries; tine
wines have become a regular article of
import, and here iu our cite the parlors
of some of our citizens have, been trans.
farmed into miniature palaces, by means
of furniture whose elegance would have
shocked the republiemt virtue of our aim.
ple ancestors. And, in truth, it in hard
not to sympathize with this tasto when
ono looks at the superb articles turned
out in the workshop of our worthy towns.
men, Messrs. C. 14. Hammer & Suds, Nos.
40, -Id and $0 eleventh avenue. Their
benntiful antique styles of furniture add
to the stately splendor of medieval work.
nnuiship all the elegsnce of modern fin
ish, so that the staunchest republican
could not resist their attractions.
The Covrar4
. A low days ugo we published the news Unit
Mr. Robert Coward, of this city, and his rela
tives believe they nre the rightful owners of
5Z50.000.000 in gold. The following istle stnto
meet of the Coward family: •
From the curliest records attainable, it hi
Proven that the Cow fatuity are Saxon In
origin. Many of them have lilted places of
trust and restwct IS the British dominions.
Sir Leonard Coward, Knight, was for a
long time Alderman and once Mayor of
the city of Bath. In Homersetshire, A. D., 1796.
Capt. Hugh Coward. of Bristol, Somersetehlret
commanded His Majesty's ship, "Rover," in
A. D.,1n1; visited New York In A. D. 1712.
The eseee.or the family has at time. been al
tered, sons to.do away with the express term
"Coward. lt has been registered as "Cow
herd," and "Cowert." tbe sanie alteration hag
taken place to the ratted States, in some
branches of the family. whether from desire
or mistake It Is not known. How the name
was derived Is not:Mono. The late family of
William Coward, or Cowherd, deceased, were
zealous in establishing the egeterian faith,
and all their effort, means and influence were
devoted to that canoe. which Mu, proven a
failure. Hugh Coward was the father of Rev.
John Coward, deceased. who arrived in this
country. in tlfeclty of New York about A. D.
1716. axon Episcopal minister. He then came
to Middletown. 31. month county. New Jer
sey. and wan there baptised and preached as
a Baptist minister. Thence he moved to
Crosswicks, In Upper Freehold, where he
Preached fora long time. at the place known
on • *.yellow Meeting-liouse," at which place
he wan burled. lictlied,July 3a, AV -- D.. 17M).
All the family of — Cowards In the United
States of North America are direct descen
dants from Rey. John Coward. descensed.
William Cowherd, or Coerced, 'deceased, be
came the heir of. Leonard Coward. deceased:
Res. John Coward became the heir of Wit-.
litun Coward, who died in lull without Issue.
The heirs of Rev. John Coward are now the
lawful heirs of the estate of William Coward.
which estate Is valued at a fabulous amount.
awaiting cielms from America.
FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
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NEWS BY (ABLE.
International Copyright Treaty—Fn.
seMMunble -Weather in England—
Cotton x la, Suez Canal—British Pnr
Bement Business—Hinz of
Palmerston Statne—Dehate on In
fallibility Dogma In the Ecumenical
Council—the Small Pox Epidemic
In Paris—SeriMm Trouble In LI-
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LONtoY, May 31.—The piearip
for an ifiternational copyright treaty between
Great Britain anJ the ruitiiTscntiis.
The Tian, :aye the billiard players,4 Eng
land were much diskralt, , l with Pnwel's piny-
•,ing last evening.
I The treat her for t past few days has been
110.,15011ab1y dry and warm. The growling
Unkpa.are already hutTering and npreep,p,i o n s
of D a pa ri c
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ll e
s s
from hB o a m r b e
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state that within
a few days thirty-one thousand hales of c.not
ter, harp teen shipped to Europe by way of the
suer Canal.
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Th e lionise of Commons dint not adjourn tin
tll a lute hour t his morninor. A long debate
:conned in the Committee on Admiralty
manage:lieut. while the Supp:y bill tents un
der consideration. The Appropriation hill for
Admiralty was carried by 0 small majority.
The remain( ee rose andreported progress.
n hen t he nous.. adjourned.
The proposedrace bet weeny the Ti tie Water
nom anal I he St. Jolt. cre of New *waste irk
is to be rowed in Septemb w
er I) 31 the Law
rence. near Luddite. - The orlon: is .4.1.1101 n. and
the length of the muerte to be sin nines. The
Americans - object to the use of a co:sty:tin.
and the Englishtnen nre yet undecided on this
point. .
. The new telekraphir cable front Falmouth
o. (lila has been successfully laid to Lisbon:
The acne British iron-clan button left her
dock at Portsmouth to-day and procemled to
sea on /I trial trip.
The Noose of Lords today read fur the sec
cud time the felony . bill. and adjourned.
lit the Commons to-night a motion for in
quiry into the dockyard abasess ietps
ductal aunt after debate negatived.. wa .Mr nand
stone said the 0 - remanentuld proPrem a
recess of the Itou. c until the nth of June.
The 'tattle of tit late Lord Palmerston, hr
the sculptor Jac (On. It as unveiled In West
minister Abhor t • The earn:may was
private. none Inn relations of the deceased
hcing present. -
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Romp: bite debate upOn the deems
of Infallibility continuex in violence and
it
ergy, the opposition Maint Wing 3 d33l , 3rAt
e
stand against isera'helmitig eranumbers. Their
Objecthins will be overruled by a d.-tided
majority schen the nunstion comes to a tote
3V , AIt the end of July. The arguinents pro
and ten will all hare been male te that time,
and everything in ren.tiness fur the promulga
t ion t tie dogma. The debate yesterday was
of Importa The opposition hint obtained
the near, end ' Bishops of St Brienee and St.
I Gall spoke against infallibility. Bishop Huth
' erhorg made an energetic appeal. lie declared
that three successive Ecumenical Counells
had anathematized Pone Honorins, denounc
ing him as-e heretic. Archbishop IStvertren
burg refereed In language of contempt to the
excuses of the advocates of the donne.. in
their endeavors to explain away the truth end
Justice of the argument against If merino af
tirmatilm that Infallibility tvna Ino_pfsertune ,
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because such arguent WAY false. He quoted
front the words of eminent theologians. ad
ducing authority to prove that Popes could be
deposed for he
I c:etin. t Von Rauseher. through his deputy,
entered a strong protest on behalf 0 rsuciety.
nod In the Interest ofcivil covernmetds.
- against proceedings so projadicial to the cense
of freedom of thought and action. The tenor
of the document mosntKentiect toll, expressions
of devotion to the, MO Ince.
Cardinal Ctilligt 4rueropted to refute the ars
guments of 14locioff and ilchwartzenburg.
Gut failed; • '
Dr. 3lochli sp.:on - y.ly at t•rked Culltni's ar
guments. •
Twenty more coneregalnins exhnitst
.it the council.'
MEE
ELAM May t erd ay morethan t w en
ty personeln the St. Marna Ninon. eintrged
with con:Mikity In the late Itegleideplot.were
oneonaltrovellp releaied. ann.,
bat more will tte released to-may.
The
Italian m b o n v k n er ie e n x t
ilend
ov o hv f ing ee r h bu t ed
money to the radicals to halt' the defeat of the
alfirmative vote on the piebiseitatm Id very
popular in Paris, and will ummentlenably be
successful.
The sesslon of the Corp, Legislatif yester
day Kan nearly consumed In debating mean•
to check the ravages of email pox in Paris.
IlefiliOrl Pat i ohe High Court will be held
outtide of during the present session of
the Corps. The latter will auntie,ue until the
first of August..
Prince De La Toni - TrAtiteigne fins accelpted
the appointment of French Ambassador at
Vienna. bat in now ill With omall-pos and
trill be unable to proceed to his toot for, mie
time.
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Members of the International Workman
Society• who were arrested at Leunu ha
been net free, but thole arrested In Pori,
.4111 to prison.
The small-pox hoe broken out on the Welt
yacht of Prince Nltonlean. •
MARINE NEWN.
LONDON unutr, Mayal.—The .tettinship Nes
torian, from !plebe.: for Liverpool. hes .heen
gifgagded.
~,o r- r n.worm. May li.—The steamship Bal
timore has arrived.
kirtr.surron7s. May steamship City
of Loudon has touched.
I.lvenroor., May 31.-11 m steelier Clip of
Itogusa will leave this - afternoon (or Seer
York. She to only twenty-one foot: long, and
!? provisioned for three months. The Qaptain
rousts on making the passage inside of liftY
day,. She takes a crew of one man besides
the Captain. 1 New Foundland dog goes as
a passenger. New York Is the nominal point
of destination, but the Captain make oar
convenient port In the_: nltod . ' States. .t
large crowd assembled to rVitaces her depar
ture.
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I.IDERti.
bonbon. May :11.--Advicts from the wed.
coast of Africa announce serious trouble
In Liberia. The President appointed Waiter.
Good collector and postmaster abrattnos. and'
the people threate n whom . the appointment Is
distasteful. secession if it 0 con
nrmed.
It is reported that aparty of tuissiormries.
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Hatneya and Mr.
Krobe and attendants bate been captured by
.Ishantece and taken into the Interior.
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FLonfikt - k. Mar 31,,,Tbe has
letermined on a thorough organization Government
of the
rosy. the work tocontinence iromedintelv ,
nd the Minister of W., ..PeCt.- to see R
•orapieted islthin a year. The Government in
Ito mnking preparations (grebe construction
if the tit. Gothard Railroad:
avasta. :
Sr. Prrtminviifi, )ley 31.—The assassin o.
'rinee Darenberg Win been sentenced to fit
ri3 . ears in the mines and exile to Siberi.
r the remainder of his life.
NiA•YLIAL ,I,IIIIXIDIMEIFICIAI
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LONDON. May 31.—Ercalop.—Conaola fen
money flIN; account 94y;. Amerimm secmities
steady; Vs, 89K; I*, 811 N; 117, SUN: 1040 s, StPi.
1.18 V; Illinois, 110 : Great Western, 21,.
Stocks quiet.
FRANKFORT. 3fay 31.—Donds arm at fU.N.
Pants, May 31.—Bourse dull at 711 We.
LIVERPOOL. May 31.—Cotton dull; middling
uplands 10V2.10%;Orleana sales 7400
bales. Manchester market heavy. California
white wheat Ps 11d; red western No. 28s Sd;
red winter Ps nd,• receipts for three days 45.000
quarters, 40.0170 American. Western Flour 21s.
Corn—No.2 mined Ms Id. Oats Is bd. Barley
bar — Peas 3bs. Pork dull at Iltis OA. Beet 1 / 6 a.
1.40 dull at Dia sd. (Theme declining at 70s.
Bacon/As 6d for Cumberland Cut; ale 6d for
short rib middles. Naval stores.dull. Turpen
tine ..Tis
fggihog, Slav 31.—Taliow grater at Ma,
Spirit. Turpeni.ine 3Us Ud. Sugar firm.
g•rwritr, 3tny 31.—Petroleutn 631df.
lIAVRE; Mny 31.--Cot tot, heavy at 125( afloat.
jury". ),Ifts 31. — ECCIII II O.—Cotton heavy at
1.1514 f.
BEA YER..
I Republican County Conrentioa—Nont
inallons -for Congress and County
Offices. ••
[Special Telegram to Casette.)
ItocuEsysn. Slay' 31.157 U.
The Republic. County Convention met bete
to-day, and witepresided ncer by Mr. James
Patterson. of Deaver Falls. M. Wesand . was
nominated for Congress. Dr. Sherlock for•As
semnb*. Torrence fOr Comm!'planer, Reed for
Poor Itonsiiiirector. Christy; for Auditor. and
Critchlow and Darmgh for Trustees of Acad.
Dr. Manton. of New Brighton. wag elected
Chairman. and W. W. Kerr. of Freedom, Emo
rctary of the County Committee. It.
COLUMBUS. 0.,
The Democrat Stair Convention To-Dip. •
[l3y Telegraph totheVittsburgh Gazette.), ,
Coulters, May 21.—Every train le bringing
In delegations for the Democratic State Con
vention to-morrolr. There does not seem to
be much Interest In reference to candidates,
but the interest seems to centre to the plat
form to be adopted. There to a Krone force
here !nesting on a repupliation plank. Tanen
dightun and other prominent leaders are herb
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY. JUNE - 1, 187!)
X LIST CONGRESS,
.SECONO 1iE15610N.,
[By Telegraph to the Plttaburgh Gamine.)
‘WwsrimcrroN, May 81. Mt
SESATE.
' Mr. CHANDLER Introduced a bill to en
courage the building of ships for foreign t rad ,
and for other purposes.
The joint re.Olution for extending the tin. ,
for constructing a railroad front St. Can,
River, at the west end of Lake Superior, t..
Hayfield, Wisconsin, - was passed. '
Mr.SCHNhIt, from Committee on Foreign
Relations, upon the petition of Cyrus W. Field
for aid in establishing Intiir-ogennie C 013111111.111-
cation I , oAvoort Anomie:j and Asia. reported
a hill 'carrying out the Mg. of the me...m(o
- lllCOrPOrating the Pacific Sub-marine
Company and to Inellital.e _telegraph. commu
nication bet Ween Anterlim and Asia.
lie also reported on other Mils ‘nt the saito.
subject...adversely.
•
Mr. FTARLAN, from the Committeo no In.
titan A ffalreureportetl atirepoely upon bills for
the ratification of treaties ' with the Greek
Nation. the titorkbridorq ”t 1 other Indian
tribes.
Also, with the Mitind Indians of Kansas.
Cron Mr. HAIII.ASM inut lon, the Senat
voted upon and rejected the several. Vent le.
The Wilt change the Infidel clrenitsurth.
C nited States Wiln Chusldered 0 it bout actin
and debated, tuainly.uron including e.ionecti
cut In the New York t.lrrnit.
The Senate I hen t'lout into exccui ",
shut.
At half-past four ,'clock Ho, SPllllll`
rescue till half-past 'oven.
Erintiko Session.—Mr. JfOltfli 1,1. r;dled kki
the bill fursupplying deficiencies in appropri
idiots for compensation and Mileage of meal
hers of the House of itepresentatit e
The amendments by the committee on Alb
proprlat appropriating sl.lol.ohi d e it
ciensisi In apPrttprintions fur coilncttug r.
tout duties. and t 120.001 to enable the Secret:,
ry of the Treasury to pat special ceousel
were debated and adoptetrand the bill named
The bill for the relief of 'Collin Whit e.rk—
t kirnekl by the President with his
debated.
The bill WHY nuttily, passed OA ..r the Pres,
ilent's object lons by the conistltutionill t wo
t hi rits iotae-yeas 41, My"
Mr. STEIVA IIT Called up the House Joint
ron in rt.:al ion to the suspension
in - cone in lauds in California. -
. 'The St , nat was More than three hours'eit
gaged in t consideration of the Sandwich
Island Incinnalty t rtatri
SCl l lNlilf tniftlean -elaborate lite in
favor of t rattily:At inn. and was followed by
Mr. Colt I lb 11'..t lip_ s ei oke briefly on the sane.
side.
Mr.,_: 4 IIERMAN arguoil iegaiwit the ;at idea-
I intbAllscUselugthesubJert tit length as to ito
financial bearing.
Mr. CHAN:OLEIC spoke briefly but earnestly
Ainflnst the treaty
The debate to far has taken a wide range,
involving the great iluestion of the destratid.
Ity of making reciprocity treaties with other
tounnercfnl ititlong. and the. preieut
t ions point to its continuation fore COnglie,
able time longer. No vote Wan taken to-flifv,
110UPIE OF RISTItESFeNTATI
The bill to revive the enviKallen and cent.
uereial interest.. of the Knifed Stab, wail
The preelnus mit., inn win, •eelinded arid
he main question ordered.
The discussion win. then eontinued by
leings. Lynch and Wood.
in the course og the debate and hismission
list ion was made by Mr. iiiCHENCIi. that
he hour aiiowed for . closing the debate was
already consumed by the chairman tit the tie
ect Committee.
Mr. LYNCH characterized the ohlectluil und
interruftion as nn manual proceeding.
Mr. SC HENCK remarked the gentleman had
' , loved the debate tied or three times.
Mr. LYNCH d K' enied this.
Mr. SCHENC mnde the polar or order that
the boor to which Me. Lynch ..as rut It led loot
been consnmed he bin,
..The Speaker intimated he would buret.]
MlNthill the point oforder. but appealed to
Mr. Schenck not to !add upon it.
Mr. SCHENCK accord initir witbdrea
Mr. LYNCH proceeded with Ids remark, in
the course of whielrhe tunic n remark which
li:fleeted on the motive or the nicker of Mr.
Schenck.
. .
. • )I.r. Serf ENtTli: asked. Whet'you mean
be imputing motive...?
.Mr. LYNCH—I withdraw - the ectuark. • '
Mr. SCHENCK. —Ton ought tot It to luatierti
nent and indecent. I here - acted on toy own
ig n .. ° N; remark in or.
tier to pare time- to go on with my argument •
41 the el of klsi erienciffarthor cenierks
were Made lip 31iisers. Peters sash and
then the . Deuce procettle.l wittithe rote an
t he bill and amendment*.
Mr. BUTLER withdrew him, imposing dif
ferentia! dotter,.
That of litr.Conn virlittok out the 'lnCiiTito
( s drawback, when. the 'runterini,
sod , tore Atuerican itr lnellwt war agnntril
tot'ea na. that of lie. Renee,. adding lowl.
copper and co p sheathing to the materials
on which drawback* 'could be allowed.
The ether amen dments were rejected.
refus
es
raticienurritly the .
n o ote wan reconeld tired no
motion or Mr. WOOD, and the hill reenmmit
led to the Select Committee sm Decline of
American Commerce..
uThe bill to reduce Internal taxes Won taken
4
Mr. LOGAN Withdrew hi, amendutent.
On motion of Mr. MARSHALL. the do,igna
tion of What conatitutes wholesale liquor
dealers was amended by Increasing the mini.-
. man from a quart to a /piton.
In the coarse of a discussion on the wits kV
question; Mr. 3IA RSIIIII. intlmeted that the
meehincry fur collecting Pines wits to touch
improved that there might be a proposition
entertained to' increase the present ratoof
takation, and Mr. CULLOM argued that hi.
stead of this bill reducing taxation 113.0110.000.
it thookt be 'reduced at least 1:5,0130.010• es
there was nu prosmect of retlocing the tariff.
Mr...t.CHENCE. threw uPon the low tariff
men. including 31r. Cullom, the responlity
for the Paiute of the tariff bill. addsai it the
majority of those Mailing to lower the tariff
lead Black ht the Committee OA% era and
Meirus t tnat bill avoid have had before this
time the sanction of the Mouse and gone to
the Senate.
"EICTLER, 31assachusettt. told he Mut
oat moved to Inv the 'tariff bill noble until
tent gentleman 131 r. lickenelo had told the
Eloise and cavalry he no hope of 7ntating
it this session. nod he hot hoped the gentle
man would then bring inn short bill making
u reduction of the tariff. had also hoped
to hhott a short Internal revenue hill 'reported.
He would maw tell that gentleman he could
not'get throat/11 the Mouse the pending long
bill any more than the (Miff bill. and its con
sideration wan only so touch time thrown
:twat. Ale had hoped to see the incoax
Atbolisheil. Ile Intended to ttit the House-to
Molina the Committee of Ways and Menne to
leportit short bill for the mdticilon Inter
nal tale. and of- tun gatherers nod "Mends.
/traitor the abolition of Inquisition Into men'n .
fminess.
After the further discussion 31r. SCHENCK
moved previous question on trot section,
'which was reconned, cutting off further
amendments and the Monte proceeded to con
chl[lthe &aeon section., Whitt permits par
.ase by or for the me Of the' rutted states.
her article's free of tax:
On root'. of Mr. INGERSOLL. the section
trite struck out.
The third and fourth sections. fq reference
to sperial taxes. were passed with it few ver
bal amendments. •
The fifth section makes pillelelol.l for the
punishment of persons subject to special ten
on Who refuse to exhibit receipts for the MO ,
moat of tax.
On motion of Mr. !WAIL these provisions
were struck out and the followlng substitia
ml: Shell ho subject to the name penalty as if
the tax were unpaid.
The .alitb amnion Ofas ramped without'
amendment, •
E 2'e seventh Stollen wits, on motion of Mr.
*Midi by lending the following:
And any perviti'o'ho shall 6.011 not his bum.
aeon may transfer his epecia tan receipt to
hie successor, who may continue the business
WhiteheoulOte payment
ninth
andt t e o n n t e h l w a e r x e .
pouted
With COS verbal amendments.-
my. Moved to etrike out section elev..
" Ri. t g i tt n sp g pregr a F "1" %:•;1 tTe . VI Negatived.
farao
section sixteenth. without adopttog a te
portant amendment.
The Speaker appointed LoganCoinmittee to
visit Went Point, Meters. Schenck end
Plocam.
Adjourned.
MADISON, [ND. .
Blot an. Sheeting Affray—Fatal Dennis.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
11., Diaolc led.. May 3L—A. fatal Out and
shooting.afiray occurred In this city about
seven o'cltick this evening, the particulars of
which are sobstantially as followi: John Ga
vin,a well known Irishman, whoSbas figured
cOnspicuouslyin the police court. hereabouts
fur several years. get into a dlMculty with a
miller named Mess:tore. and struck him.
Life...inure, who lea quiet and peaceable man
immediately put himself on the defensive. anti
the two clinched each other. 'About thin time
Mr- J °V• L aick•PrOetcutor of oar trim
inalcau who halMened to he passing at the
time, appeared in toe attitude of peacemaker
and endeavored to separate the combatant..
with
Gavin then loosed his hold on Messmore and
at once assaulted Lulek. One or two other
men who, It seems, were in com Par
Gavin in Gm first Place and had been d rinking
-.kith him, also Joined la the attack on Luick.
The latter proved to he eoual to: tho occasion
an successfully held his opponents at bay
sin d glc-handed for sumo time. Gavin struck
at Lttlek , several time., but his blows were
warded off and Luick outflanking him felled
blot 'to the ground with his net. Finally. a
man by thu name of Griffin, an employe of
Gavin. ran up and struck Leek with a dray
pin, bat failed to knock him down.
it Is said other weapons were: so drawn
on Loick by thefriends of Gavin. Fanlly the
street light terminated. and' ilarshal Whedon
cable to the scene with write for the arrest of
the offenders. Gavin swore he would not he
taken, and threatened to shoot the Marshal if
be attempted it. 'Drawing his weapons he
defied the authorities. Whedon finding him
self Ina desperate situation, demanded a sur
,
render, and at length, In self defence, fired at
Gavin. The ball mitered CtTill'll head near
his eye. He fell and almost instantly expired.
;. The Coroner ls new holding en Inquest on the
body; whichll .semie rcsiderme of the de
ceased: No on mirprised at the death
of Gavin, ns front his drinking quarrelsome
dispositioni-those Who knew him fully ex
pected, that sooner or later he would meet
with •violent death.. He leaves a wife and
several e hliductirginO, however, are not likely
to suffer, as It la understood Gavin •posicased
come conalderablCm4erw.
11
NECOND Orrin.
PO - LTR •O'CLOCK
THE, CAPITAL.
Ray orLeaane Meet•
fug ,
Indian TerritorY Thiatcco
Frauds —The Coming .Rltilcipal
Election—Naval Yiactice Nynndrou
—Reciprocity Treaty—Secret Exec
utive neastare—Fifteentii. Amend
ment tinforeement Bill Approved.
. :
Ills Telegraph to tho Pitt ulairgh Giant( eil
WAsur ' , OTOS, May 31, IFll._
nil Or waltann.
The tiorernunaat 'has otliLlat . 6i12111.11011
than a first Cine 6 European power, poi,seo,,tuit
only u few seaports. has offered, to the Da
inican (itivet ;. , :.!;,00.1.000 fur the Illy of
satintnu, is .4vthe trusty Dow pouti ng twee. the Unit tsl States and that C;evern•
mein Ii not rat 'tied liy the Senate.
THE UNION LEAI:I'L
The Nat lotml Eseent Ivo- Committee .0 :too
Cniun lwague of A ineriva n0e1...t0-Mos ,
tiorrtmur Nowell. or New
The.. 11. Baker, of Now Tork, seerotacy.
Among those present were I'. Asper.
of 'Missouri. Chin 11. Thomption. of New
Turk, Thumns (lice. of Nfatylaont, and lion.
Wm. B. Stokes. of Tennessee. A.telegrant
was read froth (los ernor carp; sof Penns3
venal, nd lieneraeleloodwoll, of Den osean .,
regretti a ng the ir inability to too present. En
couraging reports we, recd from Arkansas,
California. Rooms. Kentueke.
kind, Michigan. Vi , snurl, New Jersey' and
Texas. The report trout Tex:. was especi
ally important. showing . the , LeCple rapidly
emaentrating Union men And anticipating
important results: t Ihe coming Angola elev.
t lint. A hater of grunt toin rost
from Governor .Ashley. leloatann. ,ma mo
tion had In regard to works to "a Part,
of the Enlun.• The financial contention et the!
LetlgUth.-F.pOilt.llllh eu ,. .maAing. 11:e Na
tional Secretary was hoot meted/s o pe e ,
one. to Kentucky and other.l the
sontly.l :mut hweed on imp:wenn pellticool
S. Hodge, or toi i.. p oc k.
receised a similar eoupoolissittn. The Ex
youth e Committee , in I rhriomo States
e ere directed to Waco !lams. isc , el once 10
emelul eountoollient lon illo.tlow*Siale. contra:
committees of Olio Ilepuldican UtatY lit their
remeet States for ero-oect atiitiarSiou. Th.!
place of Widely Hutchins. of Naw.l ork. w t.
s:wane. speoclora Ce i fpinall interest I
we, tootle. and the cnmenitte ,ailj..lortleol to
11.01.1 AI 111..1..1110i the mouth.
or 1NP1.1 ,. Ti .11tti,
The following: telegram. add ei I
miisloner Delano , . dated Little Hock. Ale..
!gay MEd, et as received to 1!1.11:111
toolonewtoseizure mews went decidedtine
Vaa Ituren. beforedge:
JuCele oo on
noel
all property seized is forfeited ti no ,
111,111. KM! all the part tie. indicted. 'the totem , . I
coo thieve, are utterly entsitea and !an t
omri
phiont. Judge rahlweil holds the! hew, of
Iylßtessiiroe parmosnita toasty treaty. o bother
donne:4lc ur foreign. and that odl the
reVCIIIIC lases relating to toinooto extend to all
Ihe permit. he•Tialfau terrttory, jury
without - leaving their seats found a verdict
1%.r the , government, after inatruet inoin
tic Conk.
...
- .F.oopervisor of Internal i llovenue."`
THE 511 . ,"1 , 11 . 4.13.ECT10N.
There Is notch ...Wi1t...011 0111101117 1111. 3' I
politicians in view of the utualcipal election
next Monda y . Thousand, of por,oas wire at general •
registering Oar* to.ala. The
vete accenting tot present pruspeets be
larger than heretofore. Nataralozat mu is 0.•..
topying the attention oft to: tAnpla. bit
ether. of (he A•ontest thrrateno nets of vie,
lence. but pees:maim. will bet3i,ll to pre
serve the peace,
VLLAC.II(I;
The iiractici froin the . Neva!
Widen:e. cons I9t in/r of the Ship!. lacedortlau.
of w i th
end Delo, will Sall Stkrut die
15th of
inlic with nifti.hlieuen buir„ri (to the annual
cruise. The-,uatlrna skit w.-
ters, and return In Omit IL month..rra duating Bleat will, be :CIO, thlr , "
louts before on their Ise.
ItECIPROCiIir ritleTV.
The senele shortie after oke o'clock went
ee the
etlon of
‘r the Sandwich Islauk „ea, Sum: y
ner matte
Joni/speech In its fate?. Thellsibiect was up
all day.
sewstelluier
rice President CrAfon left here to !scut', hit
end 00110 to thvlr.summer
win totroqurn ,nt” Puntah‘s
- o•W , EGe Mr .111.0010 1....1 IQ. ..No or., the.
St.t,
• . .
CONItirMIASE G O AvI2ODStnII.4I7.O.
The cruet , e of the Confederate deed It the
cttmeterle. Itt Al,.ndrla 00,1 et Atli:urine
to to reiterany decOrnVed with gowen M. the
rattle time such baton were pnldto the Cuien
-dead.
=I
•
The itrebitlent sent a sec ret message to th
Senate to-day proposing Ittoendments to th
can Unmin¢ frt.:a: alto elttudlng the Om
fir the exchange or rat ItlOt lons;!,141? ht
NATIONAL • .
The House Committee on 1: 0 oi mt o .
Ina base decided to report a till declaring
Christmas. Nen - Years. July Fourth and
Thanksgiving Loy UM tonal holidays. .
8.10:i Ely.
The PreeSlew 10;day ,tatted the bill to es
fume 'the right of ritlzerta of the coned
States to vote- In the rererai 5t311,/ Anil Sir
ut her porpo.re.
IMEEI32
The entire
'n ,toch of the new venue nvirket
ennitel one 1111 , 112 dnllarm. we tnken
. _ .
REI,IGI9I - s
Reunites! Presbyterian General Amethbly.
[lie Telegraph to the Pittoburgn Oarette.i
l i umoncrento. May the Presbyteri
an General Assembly thi, morning the Com
mittee to Inquire into t I,n ils of the public
school system mnied. The resolutions at
the close of the report strongly coudemb any
system which shall eSeltato religion or relig
i
onss Instruction from public 'chock. The
rmoletions were tumultuously adopted.
The report of the joint Committee on I bane
Missions confider, d, Varjous Reno.
Iniaring on the consolidation of th i lloord. of
Thinnestlc Minions w lth the Committee on
/Tome Missions nut adopted. -The question
then two.° on the localise of the principal
oilier of the newly consolidated board. The
citleis of New York. Philadelphia oud Chicago
were nominated. but Chico/St was et .Zr , ‘"..l ,
ithdrawn. The roil hindcaned, result ing -
Now York. 1h; Philadelphla. Ito. The tote
li created vonsltlemble — eseiteinent. though but
enthusinsm was manifested when the
result we, deciareil„.__
At the afternoon session, ILev. fu. Adams
Presented it resolution pr ejdlna that the re
ort or the I - Area:torsof the Northwestern
Theological Seminary ist Chicago be_nsfarred
Ito o special committee consist Ina of Rev, Drs.
Reed and McLaren. Rev Messrs, Connlnghom
end Lewis. Eiders V. S. Cuomo,. U. It. Pon
and J. M. Hollinbeek. weathers itt the atand
ingeomMittee on Theological Seminary of the lid School. WhiCh sent. adOhieti.
Also, that a cominlttee of One laymen be op
pointed to collect information front all the
chnrches what they have done to the matter
of mouses for ministers.
The latter resolution wits. teport&l Ree,
Dr. Crosby, from Committee on Chnrch Erec
tion, and arse adopted.
The order ofthe day being the report ..f the
joint committee. on the manses of the ehareh.
owl the g5,(100.000 memorial fund, addresses
were made In its behulf h 3 Rev. rh.. John [full
cboirmon. floe. Win. E. Dodge. [toe. Ur. null.
of News York. Judge McCollister. Judjte N.
K. Clark.' and Hon. WM. Strong. of Lnited
States Supreme Court, but before Melling
vote the Assembly adjourned. •
RHODE ISLAND
Meettag or the General Atiotonbly—pituninattun
for United States Senator—Cotton Mils
Horned—College Fraternity Conrentlon.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gniette.)
Pn°yam:M.2.MT M.—The General Assam.
bp- met Ht Nen - port. to-day. aud urganivol bT
the choice of Republican officer, At the can
non to-niht Hon. Henry H. Anthony wan
nominate d for re-election to the tnited States
Senate..
• .
The Ce Cotton in East Prvidence,
owned byntral
Williams Jr. •Boyd. and ope o rated by
oi noe Arnold, were burned last night.
Insurance teid.oo(l.
The Delta loselon fraternity hold their 'an
nual Convention with Drown Chapter In this
city to-morrow and next day. The oration
will be delivered Thursday night by Rev. Dr.
Nelson, of Cincinnati, and a poem recited by
Rev. A. Childs. of Waterloo, New York. Six
teen college. send delegates. Oen. 3. A. Oar
field Is President. • •
RICHMOND
The Municipal Election—U.l'4lft Arreateu
.—Soldiers' Orates Decorated.
[Dy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.;
Ricuitoicti, May 31.—The Commissioners of
Election this morninggaYe certificates of elec
tion to U.K.. Ellison as Mayor and to the rest
of those elected on the Conservative city
ticket. The Republicans trill contest the rice-
Lion before the courts.
The policeman who assaulted. Congressman
Porter yesterday has been arrested and sus
pended from duty. •
The crowd at the National Cemetery yester
day was rem. large. Hollywood Cotnetery
day was tilled with persons decorating the
groves of Confederate soldiers.
The Conservative mmdidates held a meeting
and decline. to accent the offices for which
they received certilleates. if it shall appear
on legal investigatiou that their election
pends upon the throwing out of the vote of
tee precduct from which the. ballot box was
stolen. •
Boller Expindon at Columbia, Pa. ' -
(11l Telegraph'to the Plttehergh Gazette.)
Cowiinet, Pn., Mae 31.—he holler In the
Columbia rolling mill. owned. by Cnleb B.
Maltby, exploded this morning, severely
scalding several employee. One named Ment
zer has since died.
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•
The Cabal' erirateer Upton--fireat
Trots at Union.and Prospect Conrses
--Champion Billiard Match—Prep
aration for Masonic Demonstration
—Location of Defect in French Cable
—Fh.vated Railroad Satisfactorily
•
Tr. Ac
led, &t., e.
[De legiraph to the !Tit/burgh Cretzette.'l
• New Vont:. May 31. WO.
• rite. MIAs PRIVATEER.
.11.,0211frer WRO arriVOrl yesterday by the
Mar pRWI i ron Havana. ntoitcs that ou the day,
o( his' leaving that tort. the with lest.;
a name wits current that the • rieerfe
ft. Upton had landed tier passenger"
:Ind Fargo boin , days previously In .0
•
of the hays ou the north shore of the eastern
depart Men t. Her passengers consisted almost
' entirely of eitaus. sent in charge of
experienred Ineti, the utlicerS Con,
slander. Thomas .IJorns. of the Hornet: First
Officer. It. bummers. who successfully landed
the-rargo of the Anna; ',Wood Lieutenant. J.
Cooks. of 11. hornet; Third Lieutenant, .1.
Chas, ton, late of. the Sp:lsiah Hydroiraphle
Paytsst, Munoz of the Hornet and
Anon; burgeon„ l'ort olio:41310f Etigineer. J.
Grasso; 1 - 1,1 Assistant Eliginuer. A. Fsrrolls:.
Serosd Assistant . : Engineer, .7. Ant, AM the
Hornet forces ott board ere-under the con,
;wind of (Attune! r;aaner Iletaumst rt. of Gen..
jordan's staff, Woo. nrrived her,' 11th hits.
lIIS chief of staff in Lienteustd. Westermas. n
Pau, a tirphew of Hams Homaltke. The army
and military 0n..., ate Meksrs• 'doter°. bar
eel. N . N isys nod Terry. Twelve
eosins:vials, to accontlemr the ekltedi
t ion. ensro consist. 'in port of Ahren
thous:M.l fire littrelred muskets, kwo'hundred
sod Wry rifles, nue hundred revolvers, seven
hundred Huntsand Metal's cartridges. one mil
lion perritssion raps , four tons of powder. one .
tom of sulphur, co only medicine chests.
fifty •nddles, fire hundred machetes awl one
Int tolrod bars of • clot hies.
=
The 01010 trot at Union feet,.. 1 odlat be
t w,n — Amerieap (RH." - Geo. Palmer" and
"re ,, . Wilk..." best three in bye. (or f 2.5111 to .
Itrst hone. 1.70 1 J to wound. and (8. 1 010 third,
won by "A merleantlirl." who took the
Ist. hi and sth heals. "Painter" winning' the
11.1 and 11 h. Time 11.1a.V.:4!•;,:=I. 2:211e5:1:25.
Tire trot at Prospect Pnrk Course. for n
porNe of (1.100. was wn by "flutchman" in
three scraighrhents. fleet time 2:111 .The
double team malelt was won hr . Idol'' nud
mate.•lsatt lug .. .fetd.. %Valet" and mate. and
"Retest Allen" and mate in ;UP. 231, 2:90 And
"Molt'." took the third hrnt.
- I , ILLIA ion 31/17111. •
I..reat Liillarot match (or the Diamond
00,' Championship and 11.(Xkl. 1.200 pOilltS•111,
14•RVCC•tr Itulolph and C. Dion value off to
night-id lllppothentron and resulted In a vie
toty for Rudolph by fifteen points. The game
oas very ots, and exciting. but perfect fair
play. In his lift v-foart h 1001 mg DiOthafter
mooing 00.: which put him at 1.11 K.. mined ! , and
Rudolph. whose setae stood 1.171. ran the game
om is his afty-tlft h inning. Rudolf , h's urin
ipnl runs were ill. led. 117. IX.. and tilt, and
Dion' , 111. no, lON Ilts nml 1:41,
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Tbt. fraternity of Free Masons resident to
New York city anti Viiiitlity - Are making great
ofrot is to make the Ceremonies ntheocca
tofe
Of the la:elog of the Corner stone of the
Maitonie Tempt...Joao Sib. the most imposing
vier bad out this continent. St. — Nicholas
Lodge. ender the totspietot of Jerome Melt.
nepnm Grand ?tauter, tell❑ Pitmen Ma lite Mo
zart Lodes of Plitlattelph la at a banquet at the
tstorli.ms, Gt., Hoffman. Mavor Mall, Dr.
Chapin. an.l other oistlntralshiof Individuals
will anent.
LUM=II
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•
Tht• break in the Preach cable has been de
toy:nal-wed to be about two hundred and
ninety-AT, sullen cast of the Massachusetts
shor, off the southwest corner of Cape Sa
blo. - The zeurral Mike of the compant in this
cite wa to-day removed-to the I.Vestiwn Union
Telegraph Building.
• THE I , LE , ,VICI/ It.tlLliC. W.
_The eleiated railroad was successfullytested last night thrOllghout the entire
length by a ear loaded 'with n weighl of aux:o
Ms. anti will be opened to the public this week.
TUE uE.U.TH BOARD.
The Board of Health has reorganized. mak
laelea. .xrerni of the Hem le f: sn Cl
arc
clerks
rabliinns.
•
i r ENtlln. - T LlOra. nuslf.:tvr.
MI fier2. - Joyce died lest night from the et
fact...talmat log ho Patrick Morlao. an oceu
ram 71 411 a.t) ,, ll;lng. r, , , 11 in .k 31n. atrent
t. 1•••.•'
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•The Colorado and City of Brooklyn. from
Liverpool. toolav t•rought 2 immigrants.
The steamer' , Chino an& City of MitneheAter
have nrrlved.
nellOoL r.mun. • • • .
•
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There s'sas a grand parade of the Ilronklyn
Z•undayeohoole to-day. Thirty thousand chil
dren were In line.
.11IttiviII/ IN..
The :ideate, (rum llyroburg. Vle, de. rarisil
Irmo Havre. and - City of firooki t. from Ltv
erimol. have arrived.
• ,lIKELLAINEotr...
, • . . • .
are r hts morning destroyed Om stable or
Wm. risco..., Eta street with a! largo num
ber of ...kr:in.:es. Loss .1:Z.090. pertly Insured.
A ammo.: we.% bndly burned.
The rumor 14 new appointments to govern
ment ultras here ore all unfounded.
Tiare performer, was seri-
Ort lt...ft by n fall at Tammany Theatre
ilea.
•
BRIEF TEL
t'rup reports !rum Arkansas. Nort h
and\ur144lnhanin represent common
corn unusuall, d. •
-The New Hampshire Legislature will as
will be nr 'edw. wheeler. Republican,
re-elect Speaker.
•-Geo. tsiddont. the price lighter. vas sen
tenced. at Button, yesterday, to six flautist
imprisonment In the house of Correction.
- Jolla Crandall, ct Tipton. 1.a., hung
himself !a his barn Manday night. No cause
is asst curd. rte leaves a trite and three chil
dren.
or I wo since Mts. Thinirins Fleteber,
id n_ tittle. daughter wen• hunted to death by
the explosion of it kerosene lamp,
of Nriv Jerse haa
pollard Dr. JOO. 31
r. ae Lean. formerl y
President
of . the State
Judge Field, deceased.
• .
- fu the t• nited Staten District Courtat
Trenton. N. J.. John William& to Engliah
loan. wag convicted or .11 - niggling $13.1*
worth of diamond.: from England to Hoboken.
on the 'de:lm,, Main.
huringdeld. -Illinois. yesterday. Dr ,
•Dreser, a prominent phyalcian. , undertook t
Cowhide 11. E. Myers, a weit known architect
In the melee bath men were runelderably di.
o.gured. The dilliculty grew' rut of prone
%loan} matte-le.
The graves of t" niun ..t.l.llem in Magnolia
Cemetery. at Charliwl on. S, C.,' were daeqnnt t .d
.in Minnlnv. Several lhonsund people were
present. Prominent Republicans made
vpre'ehet. urging he cultivation el' Lie:ldly
feeling het wren t h e North nod :tout h.
- The room of .1. S. Moen, of nowt.. at
the Plantar M o use. St. Look. was burglar
iously entered 31.401ay night during Ids
b
enser. Ills trunk. etintnining plum
rth of Jewelry, wa. broken open a nd robbed
of Ft. 0.11 to flenti diamonds. gold uniches.
tintinge !tint plated vetch elmlns, No wine to
rnblters.
—colonel J. It. Leverieb ha, been authorized
by Governor Hoffman. of New York. to pro
recut to 3lalone Immediately and turnip', inns
{ ortation home to all otrangers In and about
that place. lion. 31 Tweed adiances
money, and anthorizeo Colonel lAmerich to
send honle'at his erpenne all belonging In tha
Ice of New York.
WHEELING.
uenerat JaII Delivery—Clever Proceedings.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Wtreculeo, 11 - . VA.. MaY 3 L — While e roe.,
Ltdy. daughter of the Jarlor, and her assistant
were taking breakfast to the prisoners to the
county jail this morning, they were for Ced
Into cells and locked up by Means_ of a false
key. The prisoner, to the number of twelve.,
succeeded In opening the
familyoran quietly
lucking up the Jallor's ln the cells,
walked out into the streets In broad day and .
escnped. .But four. up to this hour, have been
recaptured. One of the prikrnors, Indicted
for murder, refused to enter into the conspi
racy nod guTO the .rtierrel upon the escape of
his compnelon,
Funeral of Bishop Kemper.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Nannoten, Wig, May 01.—The funeral of
Bishop Jackson Kemper. of Wisconsin, took
place this afternoon. The services were con
ducted by the following Bishops from abroad:
Bishop Smith. o Kentucky. Preniding Bishop
of the Church In the United Btates: Bishop
Lee, Jowa; Whitehouse, Illinois; Rail. Kansas;
Robertson, Missouri ; Clarkson, Nebraska.
Over two thousand people were present from
all parts of the country. The service being so
long no sermon was preached. Assistant
Bishop Amiltage succeeds the deceased ns
Bishop of Wisconsin.
' The Tennessee. Legislatore.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
N.tenoliiE. May _passed 'on
,first
reading in the &mate to-day declaring null
and void one hundred State bonds Issued Oc
tober nd, POW. to the llineml Home Railroad
Company nod prohlbitingthe Comptroller and
Treasurer from paying eight hundred and
eighty-floe hoods Issued to the Tennessee and
Paellic Railroad.
CoMalan or Railroad Trains.
WY Telegraph to the PLUsburgh Gazette.]
ERIE, May Zl.—The afternoon express train
west on the Lake Shore and MIT South
ern Reilroad - at 4 0.0: collided wit a switch
engine Ina wood yard. The swit b engine
tender was epllt In two and four or five
freight core smelled. No pae.engere were
hurt. .A misplaced switch was the cause.
FI;NIANISM
Escape of a •Head Centre" at Malone
—Search. for Arms—Disposition of
Prisoners—Eel - low of the Canadian
Troops on the Border.
6r telegrniih to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
THE ESCAPE OF A TWIAN .. HEAD =REM
liintoNn. N. 1".. May 31.—The escapo of Ed
'ward Mamas, the Fenian Read Centre. bas
created great excitement and his caused ok
ra precautions to be taken against a similar
effort by the remaining nnsoners.. Captain
Harlow, commanding the rink guard Ouse,
states that the first man who moves beyond
the sentry lines trill be shot down mercilessly
by the guard. The escape of Mannix iwas
daring and well conceived. The prisoners
_were being removed from the upper story of
the guard house to the small compartment at
the lower end under guard, and as soon at
the sentry turned his back- Manilla jumped'
through a window Into tile saw pit a distance
af fifteen feet, and through the connivance of
the outside sentry escaped. The correspond
ent of the Irerld wit reseed the affair and saw
Maunix Jump into the wagonand disappear.
The efforts of the Marshal and the troops to
re-capture hint bare been fruitless. .
LOT NUTT, ABOUT, FENIAN Its LUT.Its.
ST. A Litt May 31.--J. Berle O'Reilly, the
Roston Pilot o reporter, and who it has been
rdA seas one of O'Neill's calkers, hen been dis
charged.
The renetins of It , owe. who was killed in the
Itkhard: them fight. were disinterred to-day
he, eouwnt of the' Canadintot, and forwarded
In, his mother.
Thu body of O'Brian. killed In the same en
,gagenient. was also forwarded to his friends
(ten.t lleason teas removed trout Franklin t
rn...llbans this evening, and is under arrest
Theo. Murphy. who wan captured by th •
Canadian,. Dow ill Sweetsburg hill. • It- I
thought he will be set at liberty at an earl)
day.
=I
Nlay Si. Gen. iltarr arrived laid
night, and to-day made an official !statement
of the condition of things beyond 31slone,
which relioved him and bin little command of
aNperslom hitherto published. .
iiktriossixo YESIANI. , DETAINED..
Iturratai. 31ay 31.—Some Fenian . a.l;elm the
%ill° hail chartered a propellor to take
teem to Chicago. were refused their depar
tures to-night, remonstrances having been
mad,: on the ground that they intended n raid
on Canasta. 'Char will not 'be permitted to
leave before morning.
6I11:1=11
31.wne1... May ;ll.—lsnat eseuing Deputy
Marshal Quimby, accompanied bemilitary
guard. searched the Roman Catholic Church.
parsoungo and outhouses for arms. Nothing
was found that in any way compromised the
pastor.
. .
A train left for Potsdam :function. carryinz
Marshal Quimby and ono of his deputies and
prisoners Lindstey, Donnelly. Powers. Cullen
and Gleason, who gu to,t.he Canandiatrua Jail.
Colonels Kenneally and Thomson and Captain
Glass remain. The train carried awns- about
two hendred Fenian..
DEVIDIF OF CANADIAN Tuours.
Mos - rncat.. Hay 31.—Yesterday afternoon
British troops were reviewed by Prince lir
thar at Cook's Corners. on the Canadian
border. • The Prince left fur this eity intle
diately after the review.
•
UnitMr Minile, In North Carolina. •
lib' Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
HaLamle. May 31..,-Wedneiday morning
last three nice went to the house of Daniel
:old Neill McLeod. brothers, living' in the
western portion of Cumberland county, and
murdered both. They alb° .badly wounded
the wife. daughter and son of Nell! McLeod.
The McLeod, were peaceable citizens and
highly respected by their neighbors.
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( . :AMBRIDOE, Mass.. Mar ai.—Meet cattle:
receipts 45 head; prices advanced 30. Sales.
extra at 1 , 13.24 , ,13..5; first quality SL . . IL.' 75:
second do. /11.!5e,11.7.5: third do. $10,..ke11.
Sheep and lambs: receipts 1.291 head; supply
light and prices declined Ise. Sales in lots at
I.l.o.latiSla each; extra $6.50e49,75:
• Ittemphls.
May 'M.—Cotton firm at 2— . 4.; re
ceipts of 34a, _exports 438 bale,— Flour dull;
fell grades 84.75¢5.m. Corn is beary; mixed
1111.1.411. white $1.1=1,42.
.oats dull at 1r340,
Me. Hay dull: prime nominally at tr.- Bran
Sat
sales at Bacon: aboulders dull at
latic. aides dull at Butter flat at,2,55.
New lineman.
..4zo?nt...g . !Ogd3iigUrp....d t tg. Oats
iron 13c. limy r4o• - Pork w.n.0l Whis
key i'Kcl.lo. Other:uncial unchanged. Ste,
• •
NEW A.DVEE.TIWPWIVNTS,
ay" NEW OPERA , 1141';E: •
MATINEE SATI:RDAY..I4 no 4. 1874. Cool
IllmenLary ➢onont of
' (R. cONKLIN.
For which uccaeloo Rho popular and lovorlioactor,
lid PRY /IOTTO; ban kindly rolonteered.and
appear In two or hi, Inikohararters, aupported by
a good CO enra.r. -
OATH HDAY EVENING. Juno 4. 1870.C.,.01..
toentart Ilettetf t to
HARRY IfOTTO. •
Who 16111 appear In Ihroo of bin I6N - orlto charno
lora. •
A ORAND OLIO PERFORMANCE
Reteeen pieces. both Afternoon end Evenlog, by
thhlt Or Vat,Lourgh yolonteers. -
DT . ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
t.r Ti"LL arut,en m
o
TRtt r..„na•. , roiu • TI
re t Tronpc of the Vorhl, r
Carnmiss & Dixey's Minstrels,
trill have tho pleasure of apearie v tr e wore be.
Airs
ITpla°of"°°°°fa VIV:=
MONDAY EVENING, JCSE RTII
•
present to thole friends and pu
trona Cllmpany of artists ...lied by sup other
organlratiott. During their f season they i ri ‘ l PT;
e,', Piri:de n ;? . A l .rilurlo l ee d Ues.
:New Negro ....New Soaps and Dances. and pre-
Gsenting at mien evening a entertainment a en,
ramme replete In sneer department. '
• The office for Demi.. Seats will ho open on
'Muff DAY :MORNING. attn.:lA.4.m, Dean:open
at 7; perform.. commences at 8 olio.. fel
OUR NEW PAPER.
We Who for OUR NEW PAPER the following
f.p.ella points of
the
ALI. of tehleh will be
sustained. under the moat critical e.mination. by
experts. Thar are
lat. An excellent* are.
60. An ft color. Tho purest color
that can be glee° to paper.
id. Freedom front specks or MLR,.
th. An uniform ruling, clone with great Care.
I.IL In being ruled on all four sides. • great ad
6th
6th. ge.
le the purity of the Linen end Cotton stock
tram which It Is made.
th. In
It,
freedom tom adulteration,'
; . I ,t :al,l ,, ,, br jf:f 1,1711
_l.lllgll77,gattrgt,th°
su f•th. its neing t manesartely Linen
10th. In Rs being_put up - all Insides. - or perfect
dheets, a saving of 0 to 10 per cent.
11th. to Rs chespness.heing sold quite as low he
the common inferior pitrws. •
th , :pra,..74 Price.. furnished on application to
J. L. READ& SON,
Booksellers and Stationers
NO. 102 FOURTH AVENUE
PRTSIIVRUII._PA
Wilkinsburg • Property
AT ,AECTION.
I twill utter for sato. at Public Auction, on WED
ICESUAT, f one Bth. at 4 o'clock .n. sr.. about 24‘
acres of mond, upon which are a LARGE BRICK
RWELLMG 1101.:SE. brick Tenant House, Stable
and Carriage House. Wash (louse. Coal House,
Orchani, An This pmparty is 'upon the Greens
burg Turnpike, and is within five minutes' walk
of the railroad station. It makes a very comforta
bla residence. and Is admirably fitted fora sotto,
b. Hotel or country boarding house. It Is known
as tho Horbach property. "Udders are United to
examine the premises before tbo sale, which they
can reach almost any bcur by roll. TER.ll6—One.
third cash, Malmo, In four equal 'web:manta. with
Interest.
lab .111111±R,_STEWART. Auctioneer.
THE FARMER AND FIELD AND
STATE FAIRS REPORTER.—FuII. report.
of all the lending Fates utd triads. The only Ag
rlceltuial journal In Western Pentierlentila sad
the giest Ohio Tetley. Address,
J. T. P. WRIGHT,
Box 803. Pittaburgb. Pa
MCI
PLRAND REOPENING—New Goods.
SHOES. BOOTS AND GAITERS at lIENRY
US'. No. 12 , 4 Onto Akah-L-A, Allnnen]
City. The underlined has Vida taken poeutealoo
ofent Ma o old plac e . and stocked It with a net awn-
m
BOOTH, SHOES AND GA IT ERS.
Goods as well as Tutees .111 glee eallefaellon.
yoemer mutas and the public are turfed to Melt.
joh.dt HENRI PAULUS.
Orrin a or Cm- ENGIN:IDS AND litiDATor)
- Prrrenunan. May 31.
VOTICE.—The Asgrosments or 1110
N4.131T1f ElManfor :11 eTUATAN:
man street; le now ready for eziltallishoo. ma
be seen at this othee motel Tlll7llBl.htlr,prna tut.
.11170. when It wlu return. to the taly Treace
lutes , orrice for coileetioh, If. J. MOOR E.
Jet • MN Doltioeci,
PROPOSALS WILLIE RECEIVED
it0N1LV67.121.T.V.,1=11,14g1i
I . eo Frffp:, l ll . ljh.
11. Mai Engineer.
VOL. LXXXV.---NO. 129
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ai. i- v
,L)
i - v ,-,-,-,--,0, , -v,), , 01, 111111 1., 1 1/ Co. Ck./
Cincinnati.
CAPITAL STOCK,
$1,000.000.
ritiporaints and Conunimioners
I=
las O. Butler.
A. D. Boll,lc.
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E=EEMEI
EZEME
Plan of Association
• P:very Mitre/ and Agent I.t toothed to bo.
bolder. ensuring evonuttly, ectloo ca...Mrnll•ou and
macro! 'election of bosinnss. •
The l'aptltl tlbtcla .111 be fully paid up. ibeing
distributed namengit the Important bublness
teeter the Wratt.lppotlng the ANDES tt.
•
SOLI 1) • NATIONAL !OMP A I'.
It Will be °Littera , ' bylines] of a/Winne eireerlen,e
In the bUsinese of inturanee. whose entire time
and attention will be ilbviiteil lotto latortetn.
The Corporntors erO mm uI wen-known integ
rity and Onannial ability. natiodnat them one whose
name Is a household word In the Insurnnee world
wilt be recognised. under'whone management the
Princely sum of nearly FOUR 3fILLION
DOL
LARSwas remitted to an eastern city.. the net
Casein. of the western business in lOt years.
with a aulla Capttei of $1.000.000. held by
artlrc Intrtnert 1 , ;(n. ptvprtipatrafro and Parteraare
agrn4 is ,th part•rta at Tl'r.ltra rifler. and the 01111
and aaaariaacia In ite Pv,etalre department,
Ensured by the Management of
Ml. J. B. BENNETT,
It la ohandently expected that the ANDES will at
one take . n front poet Don amoopt ACCl•fints In
immne Companies. heady rewarding ita
Stock
holden. And proving A Aolirtlind enduring benefit
to the community.
Recognizing the great . itnpuriandit of Pittahwth
as a business centre, the Committee on organize-
Ran have decided to
Open Books of Subscription
TO THE
CAPITAL STOOK
lEEMI
Inde* Insurance Co.,
EIMMEI
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
corner of liitqh eon Liberty etrette, and the
Farmers Deposit Nat'l Bank,
05 Fourth aetiotte. Plttlburgb. when hobeertp.
tione will
be reeelYed end fall laformation Oren.
tiTO(•.KHOLDERS
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
ADA3I RELNEMAN. Troy 1111/.
Jolt!:' It EATIL Duque,nn wny and Third
street.
T. D. UPDIKE. Cushier 31 sineheoYer burtuga
Bank.
ALEX. PATTERSON. Qnser Preblo 13 nd
Wain streets.
L. PETERSON. Jo.. ibuitUbtle Foundry.
TIIO3IAS SIecANCE. of T. .t J. T. Nfecosno..
196 Liberty Onset. •
N. K. 3recANCL. 29.1 Liberty street.
31ATT/IEtY STEELE. of St. Steele A b0n0.113
Oblo street.
NATEEL NELSON. Attornenet-tes, 111 TESS
avenue.
•JklIE.4 Nclll4.lElt. Lumber Dealer. 191 San.
dusky street.
IWGII .MoNEILL. of McNeill. Dean L ON,
Washiniton
ROBERT FAIR3I AN, of Palrmatt & Sampson.
.JACOB U. WALTERS, Prothonotary.
W. T. TRIMBLE, Mather, Markel. street.
FRED. GWINNER, Contractor. Market Wrath
J. 8. NIEHAUS, JR.. of Niehaus a nearenadas.
49 Roarer avenue,
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No, 70 Wood Sireet,
I=
Table Knives & Forks
Pocket Knive:
Butcher Knives
Broad Knives.
Carving Knives
Scissors
Razors.
Putty Kuives
MI ILL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
.LOW PRICES.'
Beaver Falls Cutlery. Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET,
FOR SALE.
• •,1240 Aores of
IRON ORE LANDS,
The MeMat i Place,
49 mn« wart of
1:14 CI , 6 0 I , 415 :4 4, 77 ;
exterivlve Iron Fou l rr% la teal ear
WILL BE. OLD ON FBEHISES
9 0th JUNE, 1870.
HALF CASH: BALANCE IN lIIIIONTELS.
JOHN SALMONS, Administ'r.
..fpWen...ggiii 4- 18 . I L—
J'
'OHN GILLESPIE,
. .
..ohimueys Swept.
;Cork don, on Carrthi Fithaut Making bid., Au
orders left at. Poirtofflop_ Box 774. or at No. 14
STRAWBERRY ALLEY. between Liberty ,4
Smithfield streets. F ittebureb..l . 4. will restive
prompt attention. .
my 31.111
.
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TIE WEEKLY, GAZETTE'
IS TIM REST AND CHEAPEST
Commnrial and Family Newspaper
px:DLl.,iirs, IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Nu farmer, tuschaule. ur merchant rhould
allbout
Venus.
. ell:
Clubs. of ten .....
1.1 •
A rapT Is NlT:Called aramatously W the getter•ub
of a Club of r
,on. Postmuters are requested tenet
as Ntuntll. Address.
PENNIMAN. REED dk CO..
PROPRIETORS.
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"• - •thr - OTICES--"To-Lrt," • "For ffak."
"Lort," "11 - ants," "Found," "Roirrding."
d-r., not rrcteding FOUR 1,121 - E.S, via be
inrrrtrd in there rolumn3 one for FIVES.
'T } - .FIVE C'ENT:_;; each additional line
FIVE CENTS.
WANTS.
c
AtNTED.—SI.- good SEIVERS and
• 7. illtlNlXElte, +cult/m.ly st Sling ALICE
t)N% RI 5,?2,,.41Fc trth arentia,_______.___L2l.
W A . NT .ED- - : o ,Sktnation as Book•
ILELPEII or ELEISE: a na.ufelculttil!
Address
erferrOd. nati.factory rolarmv.
Address 800 70b. Flttellurzla P. u.
a(o).u.noKav}:".eh •-0 A
re "'
z .ri` g name. address and r
w°l„k,
'wore:Tat Alllo ERB a
HOILud 4 . IIOI,LERA
11ELPERU. Apply to U.S. WALKER. No. 1 IRlth
.tract,
NTER—By a Philadelphia Cloth
'louse. a first-doss !ULM AN to retdde et
Pittsburgh and take chargu of the trade In that
ray and it, vicinity.. None but an oerertenned
man who boo indent - ice with. the trade need apply.
Address . T. S 3. T. kIeCANCE.
Pittsburgh. Pia
'ANTED.—Everybody to call at
DEBEII
lbt LIBERTY STREET, and amble*
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the I . , UNDERI3;II,I: APPARATI7B tor Matti*
I=l
13M==1!11
Alexander Long,
IyA lo NTED.-3101tTli AGES.
30.006 Loan In largo or solag modals. at
it r rate of interest.
IaiZTME
WANTED.-310IITGAGES.
Thirty Thousand Dollars to Loan
•
In large nr nn prupprty In Allegheny
rtmoty at a fair rate of Inter...
CLIAILLES JEltElflr,
/teat gauge Agent.
GS Grant street.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR STOLEN
=MEIMEI
le, Any porenn roluotina tho nann. to .No. 73
BEAVER AVE.. Trill he 'thornily rowarded. Jet
I. OST.—On Saturday Wed, bet Teen.
nine and ten o'clock, a POCKET BOOK was
lint on Wyllo street car No. -I. containing $33 or
9-10. a card and a chock which belonged to a de
ceased non. The [Mader Wilt bo [thornily rewarded
by leaving R at W. A. ATM'S DRUG STORE. cor
ner Wylto and Fulton streets.
tny3Un4t ]lra. HARRIET bIASSZT.
LOST.—On Wedneeda evenlug j __a
of
on t o( to ' cnt . r. c. n.fl
rd and sona can it ' le ta ni i—" Z;
of valve to the owner. Any ono lindll; it ts net
come to the money and confer 4 furor brim&
Ina the card case and papers to No. \III! Diamond
ttrect,fittiburgh.
TO LET. L
TO-LET.---SLEEPING ROOSS—Far•
rrO•LET.-1 well•flnished Boils° of 6
rWiIitWnENCTP4 VicU.l7fell.. ;WIPP . =
grrtP :I•oall ' Auldlitbsc .U alftfnet: "SI
TO-LET—with Boarding, a pleasant
1 FROST 1100.11. within mihntes. walLor
Pat.. Wets Y., uszrrrr 001 oe.
rrO-LET.—TWO WELL FUR.):IBIIED
ar.a.aoixo itoo.us.ao. 43 Muter.. etre. 4 .
near the Perk. Allegheny. A awl chenee i fer raw
A" th '" Pirefririnsit,i4;r4g . „r
llegheny.
mO-LET—For a term. of . y a
A. desirable STORE. connected with tut .
sive Colliery. In Western Penialvanla. A.
and profitable baelnese. paled y rearm
tilts Compeer. can be secure at this esta
These le gm Ills llEle dettroblei.6o=
of merchandise lel.: nor:, which artil . te .
pOR C:JAL h i r AM
trallaut nireet. Phlladelphln. SL
TI•LET.-I\TERESTING TO 14W.
YERS.—TIEK OF OFFICES on Grant, near
Fifth, and a TIER with entrance um I , lllb annul,
neart'unrt awes. Apply 1. MOTI.Gar4
or to N. NELSON. ll ft Fifth avenue.
TO-LET.
The nebscriber offers for rant that destrablsproca
orty mown as the
• OUT-LET SAW MILLS ; •
...Throated at the feel Of ennui etreet. Allegheny
{qty. a'bort dl mance below the goarenslon bridge.
The lot on the east side of Craig street lelBo feet
wide by about 430 feet more or lees. The lot
on
the west Ride of the street le.llo feet wade by
about 400 feet. more or lean—both runrilng to low
water line: having one of the beet and laden her.
bees on the river. The miveuetagas this property
Presents for any kind of ooSoollsototthtir
pnrpeeee
nil, so well known as to render any farther desalt,
ties unnecewary. Long leans will he Wan Mew
moue.
OH SALE—Engine of Four. Horse
.°7.7l.reasrerfo.Mtvi=i:".
FOR SALE.ARRIAGE.--A. Hand-
Some LINO-hOrlet earrt.o. b geed r•Dalr
be sold at a tow price. ApoIT at No. 93
IRWIN STREET.
SALE
PHOITXMAI'II GALLERY
&flu good to:miaow end good lovat1o1:. Ad
dram M. T.. Red Llon Slota. Strtb street. ,
cOR SALE.—FBI and Boilers,
New mid s•nood Mud, of sD kinds, oonsioatly
on hand.
Order, from nil ports of the connUT promptly
Lino. 4 to.
Aims mil, &co.,
Ourner Marion AVO.O nad P.. Ct. W. & C. R. W..
Allegbenr, Pa.
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VOR
_SALE-STOCK FARM
TAPS !HO ACRES, 000 hundred abd 411 ;
aerps ender cultivation. bal... wood.. Inprovw.. 4t-
In o . t 7. ovrellingv, very largo barn and -
,m d b eep houses, orchard .1(1 well watarsdW'bbv
I , 7lg:inning through the place.
end CulavilralLitg d ,:r 434
near to villa6ea. churobew. th th ".'"F
"Ighb ge th '''
chased at 82 per yplyto — Mr.
A. eLALV Fourth
& C 0. ..
x:F RSALECH EAP , OREXCHANE
OR CITY PROPERTY.—A fine CO..h.,AT
[DENTE mumbling '2O sere. with 3 boomed
thereon: one., Sod ournfortable and donvenlent
hout.OrkaltgA g4 74 l7cliltd&ll
tt P Z. from the atty. on the water. of - curiae .
Road. S' of a moo from Stewart'. etotlon. ant
Railroad. Alt...several good rums la good loos.
lions and houses for sale. EnquireWAßD
of
WLLLIAII .
, mill No. 110 Grant St.. opposite Ca th adral
rFOR s e e m W: beautiful building
a the Pennsylvania Italtroad.abese
tee let of Jane tbe~prl s trill
Tetriaet=OfJrlff Itige=
111gabet33r330.ale. lArb
C i• V : golf.
comer Penn sad 330 street, or R. B. BIL AM",
e l
at La:, 701tntat atnnet.
A vam 0012talst]va MORA. BMWs Oa
ttild s n oVYXo .- Elt
owe p PILL Atlo\.
moderate mama. • . ra.
klictleirT:=;phrarn' freetlefar4tacgtz!
bomb au by 100 tea.. This la a can
towolifol ral."AwsiB,l","4 c h eap ".*4•410,
7 , 4 ,Tb dim "d o e infil t L P :efir;iro . p%"Li a d
Inc U.r oat. Y We bare
to mat w a4 a,.. 8
will prose acceptable to WI Inquirers both ' - en
count of Mute abd arttrenoN. 1".. It.
50N. corner Penn and 33d streets. &
Emacmcol
DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE
yoR (NA location on c e n
1111VOZ•lirbularpo""gits otuTtiZest7.7.
bC ball. 10 rooms, bath room and colar. au arnl.alor
•
actors.. ehelle fOtiatall2.sbrabbeiy, eta aall
711rah'Irtieg rtalfed'artll,o2t Ourare.;
otad b 7 Knot
introlunigg city. dvet.
• 8. CIITEILVE
The Safe Deposit Co.
•
OF PITTSBURGH,
1. now prepared to act to a General Plo=l,-
*X..7l%Etrariroldnii:°""r• ° as:
tate: arm aa Gown! rire . ul. zoanson""7 %go.
lnteleality or Corporattott, aL reoLoable rat.
1414 ecriS MR It NT C 1 TIE 13 poo:
DOIIE R TI%62I.I I .LNY. 4.1" 1 .4i03(
ri tIVZI I
,ACIEGAGIIrec.f?I4d L'4B4I3BANCE PO LO.
LL
czgarzvTEVAlrr-E7l.l . rm'aiE JE T
El it y a tY received for • year or lees poito/L i n o •
Pl egri=jil h l e 1411 rgAVl„;4..,",:',Zad
iva t paz4 7 !4POtat lo the Patilts thateale
to S. F. -VON BONNIMRST
rOk.zSLIO
TREJLeVan
•
TiIOMAS PETTY.
.13111. Bond and heal Fatale Iltear.
jp . No. 179 Smithfield street
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FOR SALE