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GENERALITIES.
I n-rm.:to; pxau has Lvl a aear cartL
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SRC ie, =rally, the strongest of South
!rican nations. •
;DY tillage. good way to make a fire
%a to keep it coaled.
voruni planters fear they • liave
led too touch cotton for their corn.
IL. widow of ex•preeident fifirugmor
ico WILE married recently to a wealth
itAratirsz Tamers, are trying to p%
Sunday dance houses, because thr
Illegal
ittiLAND objects to the reservoir or
cater tvorks being used as a free pob.
Patll bouae
FOURTEEN foot snake iek ranging . at
Wl2 sweet will through the vast plains
'lode Inland..
isi,ETTIEO noT, in Lafayette, Indium,
Lone joint of a finger devoured by an
overitthed rat.
hvakthn, the famous Parisian
`.,18 to make a balloon ascension from
July 4th.
',fieFrialut an exchange, should your
r brother be good for cows. likstause
a peat-your-age.
MOVEMENT inEngland is being made
Urge - the Otivernment to insist on
.tncipation in Cuba.
r:LT seven of the one hundred and
'stem prisoners Sn the New Hampshire,
Aentiary aro women.
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lowa farmer has tamed a sand hill
fie, and finds bim to be the very best
dote for potato bugs..
'UT Should Romeo not have cared for
month of Junel—Because it VMS not
- yet (Juliet.)—[Judy.
NEWAIIIi spree was elided by one
:participants being thrown:down staira.
merely broke his necks.
IiDREW liAlte.l3l.lli. of Seen, Hem ,
t himself through the• heart on Ned
day afternodrl.• lie is dead.
Vint is it impossible to make parch
at Out of the akin of a camel? BCCIIIIK.
in't a drumitead.ary.--IFun.
hit Queen of Prussia has had a tit ha
..,. -l Empreas of the French is noted is
world of faalgon for her perfect tits.
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'notaantA7 the most .unpardonably pOor
a Fun has ever gotten off was this. A
lof 11l omen—the Raven—hue officer:
Lomavtmx colored woman told tit:
taus Manilla: Lithe had no personal prop
'r but,l:dese pare chillen, and day sin
IT muck."
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Chicago. where divorces are such
tiara of fact end convenience!: wedding
• :ices should be printed under the head
Harm MORTON . o . the Franklin
itute, Philadelphia, has been appoint-
Tresident of the Stevens College, 110.
: h. ten, and has accepted.
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7 SAMPSON was a favorite tragedian
.'. ong the Philistines, for it is on record
.t he brought down the house when the
hence was enormous.
'WHEN IL great man aies," oace Quill,.
•e first thing done is to resolve to build
honument to his memory, and the sec•
•;3 is—not to build it. •
.13.uzigoits: theatre manager offers
la prime a paid-up life insurance policy
' : '$1,000 to some lucky member of his
enee every night for week.
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' it:tx Ohio woman got so excited when
~..• house was on fire that she tossed sllk)
-..b•-•....e., t cnbacke nut of the window; and some
~ ; A n end talented person got away
I. • ••'''.. hit.
..",.. We:creme locomotive ran over a !au
; . .-..- . .tet wee th e u op ;a rail readings %net..
I t ~;•••••;
airs
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ltheetiave
... etaltr
'c.•• -:+;•,:. , thewhich proved - fatally
roarin— ..
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. ; : 1'. V...r0 . .i. MgO•st:SWit.O;TE, supposed to be
',',.
't v ;' .. . oldest Mason extant, died on W ednes
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c.,,, at Haverhill, Maas., aged one hued
', t: •,....; ;'' d and four years, seven months, and
, e14.;. : ; - ; .. „ tenty dap:. -.
•-••••• • Jt vocxo American student of the Kul.
":-... k Conservatorium of Berlin, killed
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„.. self with a pistol because he could
; ..:.;., - it become a great pianist. He was from I
. .. 4; :.,.' '';'. Asbury; Maas. I
.n . •..,, :, A °lvor student, having had hie skull'
-:.. adored, was told by the doctor that the
; sin was visible, on which he remarked:
,:.)o write and tell father, for he always
.•-•-• ..id I had none."
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' 2l* . ••••••ii,. , Moo. PaTlucit SMITH, Of New Haven.,
?.: tiling over with jealtouty, seized a kettle
~,,. . :.: . • water b9nink ;cede odth heft' and
• • ..".?;•; -." nptied it 7;pcih bier sleeping husband. lie
.: .• ••.- 'Tut; coat of the season:' says e. flush.
• ,'..•- In writer, is really a little triumph. It
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_as a closer tendency than ever, a more
!s• :',.....,; sermons curve of scent and more aim.
.;.- '';':licity and natural expression."
0: .• . ... ; NEARLY fifty guests at the principal
i . ' 4'; iotel in Loa Angeles, Cal., were poisoned
11.. ':• .. rcently, and three employes in the hotel
11 , ';•..ii ; •i Wt-e: been arrested on suspicion. The
'_ . ''' .•••ttests were all very sick. but fortunately
r*' • •• • •••?• , ' , •;c• deaths occurred.
1 . i4: ; .IEetrCCFY lover was distasteful toe
;d.ai : .f.thranab' f broth f 'r r fhe
!:;:`atter shot at father
love.;;bmnet'; '
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be prrmiees, shooting at him all the way,
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~- !:•, i ••• mdnd then retreated, called in a minister
..,, ••'- 1 . married the girl. .
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, 'r . .1 Jt motif:ll3T to organize a working- .
; i1:. , . snails party in opposition to the Hepubil
N.' e
`•?aaa le going on n Cveland. Thy have.
• -.:•: , er candidate for i Cong le ress a man named
::)angler, and his principal backer is named
3wing—two very sigrufiamt names.
it is horrible to think that there is a
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• , man in Rhode Island mean enough to
: . aka the na-of. his grmulmothir's coffin to
tlide down hill, on, but the, violation Of
roprietor is not greater than in the . in.
Istance of a physic= of this city Who
totes his first wife's still fait coffee cup.
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DEMIDorg ~ bequeathedi the „sword, of
..Srancis I. to the French' nation. 1t was
`Metered in the Madrid Munson. by Na
poleon, who gave. it to Jeroine, and his
laughter Mathilde married Delnidotf.'
When they separated he kept the weapon.
',. Twererv-swe families of Hollanders,
';being's portion of a large colony, have
• justeettled in Sioux county, lowa. They
have entered and will occupy all the
government land in four townships in the
center of which they will lay out a town
lobe called Hope. , , ~.r-r
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A Faiths dead man escaped from . the
iMorgue, the other night, and actually
:ankle his ,the
clothes to go home in: He
was subject to cataleptic attacks, and /tit
ling fallen in the street the day previous,
..had been supposed to have met •death by
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congestion of • the brain.
An' Englishman at Baden besought Mlle.
Mario, who wan singing in the. Grand
Conversations Hall, to sing for him just
; one moment. He timed her, and counted
the mnes—sixtv.three. "You're &blonder
'he said, "and l'il pia, 63,000 francs on the
,•• rouge." He did, sad swept the board. . '
: Tne theory that the image of the last ,
object looked upon is retained upon the
1 retina of .the eye of a dead anitital, hie,
been recently tested in Genruuty. The
eyes of thirlylifferent„animals killed for",
the purpose were subjected to essmine.
i Bon, but in DO case was there any evidence I
; discovered to, support the theory. ,
PRO,. Vitnnir., of Michigan, has made'
la report relative to the. alleged magnetic
; wells, in which he asserts that water it!
' "not capable of receiving and retaining
1 that peculiar state of polarity :Called Mug
. . Tiede," but that the, magnetic quality is I
developed in the Iron tubing of the wells;
I , a'R that iron tithes of the same dimen. ,
e!• alone, suspended in a vertical position In
1 earth. air or water, would exhibit the same
I magnetic phenomena. •
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THE hint General .Convention of the
• Church of the New Jerusalem met 'in
r- Philadelphia on Friday. The first con,
;,:,, ven dor, of :this Church was held in 1817
.i . ; :i in the sante . city.- Xoeording to the en-
V. ports from various cities the Society:
seems to- be mist flourishing in Bode.
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and tinsel:briars. as in Massachusetts
: it has 18 eongrekstions,lo ministers, 108
I , members 'and 833 Sunday Schools, besides
4 supporting three missionaries and three
I libraries and reading rooms,
while New
I Orleans had an addition of 53 member,
during the past -year.
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The Alt of Storf Keeping. .
Our'fnglish nneentors were - Called a shop
Aceping nation by Napoleon; but it is his
..‘mivri French menlind'French women who
liave the ttne; secret of shop keeping.
rep make the shops fascinating- They
It ve made shop keeping a fist' art. One
v .the Easy Chair stepped Into a shop
i 'Maiden Lane, prepared to spend a very
I dty PRIM of money—for a very proper
rpone. Built' it Lod Invaded the shop
,er.'s bonne, -which is his castle, it
mud not have been more molly received.
TAte disdainful indifference with which its
nimstions were answered *ea:4 kquisitelv
nical; and the shop - keeper proceeded
tiOnok foe wVat'wtts required with a
mipurb carelesatiturs, and an air of wean.
' Miss and disgust of this.incessant doing
of favors to the most undeserving and in
nignificant people. It was plainly an net
of plum grace that - the Easy Clair was
not instantly shot into the street as rut,
bish, or given in charge.to the police as a
common vagalssul.
This'worthv attendant—doubtless very
estimable in his private capseity—is
eirionn injury to ille.business which be it
supposed to help.' lie does not in the
least understand his profession. Let an
Ease Chair Rdvioe hint to run over
NPR to Paris, and observe how the, keep
shop iu-thst eipital. Pots he want n cut-.
vat? here tK a boon, neatly dressed. evi•
dently long—waiting for •him especially,"
and longing to serve him. "Is it a cravat
that Monsieur wishes? Charming! The
most ravishing styles are just really! Is
it Line, or this, or that, that Monsieur
prefers? Monnieur's taste is perfect.
Look! It is* mimele or beauty that he
Will he pertnit'e' And befere
pin know it, von foolish fellow. who don't
understand the first principle, of your call
'utz. , ..-Asofote you know it,she has tutor
around your neck, she has tied it deft'
under yotir chin; and that; pnetty face
looking into yours. and dint plensai
voice is saying, "Nothing could be bettei
It Is the most ,elTigt pcmdliler
Ton might as tvelTli6pe troeardpe the mi.
*mai at. to go, from under those hands
'tithed busing that cravat.
This is shop-keeping. and a little study
of the art, - ns thus :PnwricedMrtuld he of
' the utmost service to the day Chair's
friend in Maiden leme. The shops are pret
ty, and especially during thitholidays they
are glittering, but they are a little cold
and formal. The air of the Boulevards is
to la , detected only in the neighborhood
of ,Corpoml Thompson's Broadway Cot
tage. ,Whether cravats are wafted around
the buyer's neck, as it were, entangling
Minn hopelessly in silken and satin webs,'
the Easy Chair does not know. But it can
believe it as it passes t, upon the outside,
amj,beholda the I.:inflows which Paris
crklit, hardly surpass. 'Through these
windows it sees that, us in Paris, the at.
tendants are often women. It is thereby
reminded that in Paris the women are
among the most accomplished accountants
also; and it remembers that in the same
men are cooks. It is very sure that when
Madiund Wells, wino was Afterward the.
Marchioness Pe Lavalette, heatnie at the
death of her buslumd the head of the
great banking house, her nook was a wan.
And thereupon the Ease Clutir fails into
meditation to .31t , ° spheres" of the sex
eft, and asks itself. as it loiters about the
site of the Broadwav Cottage, admiring
the pretty shops. whether. if it be wii
tuttnly for a woman to kEep a shop and to
ricipare property by her faithful Industry,
At cad be manly ,to appropTiate, and use
her property, willtnnt Net' ildlisenil—Edi.
tor', Eimy harpers Milgazine
Jose,
Marriage of Cot. Forney - 's Daughter.
The murriage of Col. John W. Forney's
(of the Philadelphia Profit) daughter on
Washington Square soot thO !rime of n
brilliant re.eentblY V. edlooulay evening
hint, at o hirlr Burt Mil. :ki nry Forney.
Col. Forney 's eldeet daughter, wits i!lar,
ried to W. W. Welghley, Esq, it voeng
sod talented membiir of Gm Philadelphia
bar, The assembly ineluded many of the
lending citizens of Philadelphia awl
Washington, among whom were noticed
'in the throng Major General - Hobert Pat
terson and stitilddsjor General Jests and
staff, a large number of 'army " tna navy
officer', Geo, W. Childs and 'lady, Daniel
Dougherty and lady, Hon. Benjamin H.
Brewster. Mrs..l. 31. Lander, George 11.
Boker, lion. Moruin Melt iehael; Dr. IL H.
B. McClellan. John F. Graff "nail lady, G.
D. Brown and lad,y.i. and .danghter, lion.
Thomas Fitageraid,,ile„r„ E. W. nutter.
Hon. Jos. Allison, D. C. :Fridley add lady.
George - Pitt, Hon, F: C., Brewster, Hort
1 Writ. B. :ilium", A. K. Sfetlarejlion. Gni
Imam A. Grow and °them. -- ""'s ' L
In the rear of the partial; is Turkish
tent bad been erected, rind a hand of
musiediscoursed most eloquent music.
At, precleely eight, o'clock, the bend
play ed Mendeissolin's -Weddirg March,"
and the bridal party entered the parlors,
which were filled with guests '. Col. For.
ney preceded it, with Mrs.. Forney, who
was dressed in a magnificent white silk.
Then tame the beautiful and accomplished
' bride, dressed in white, with along bridal
mil sweeping otter lier whole parson. The
bridaLattendants were Liedt. Col. Jas.'
1 , Forney-and
1 FonMe, 'Jr.. and Miss Oliv'er, of atom
'Mon. 'John Cochrane, of, New York, and
MitAS Barnes. Mine Clarence. Bart and Mins
;tank: Forney. The ceremony was per
formed by lir. Suildards. of the Episcopal
Church: Ife - iiiiideTi`fi , W - 1 - Wropriate re-
marke, and inn few moments the "young i ,
'couple - were pronounced husband and wife.
.. lThe parlors were thronged . until midi
night. .tireati utunliers of distinguished
citizens were continivalhe tailing. Perot;
dent Grant was expected. hut sent a re
grad as. public business detained hits in
Washington., Shortly after ten the bri
dal party left and went to their new home
Nineteenth street, near theStnot. The
festivities' Sere prolonged until after
midnight, Mr. and Mrs":. Foniny :- both
loottedieruarkablj - well, and entertained
Gm-guest/4 with princelyenurtesy and hos
pitality.
En===gl
Pat Et:Mirself in"HiS PlaSe in America
The : Crispin Uniony-A . Chinese
Coknry in Massachusetts.
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A colinty of ilinese • has been brought
;rum California and settled at North
Adams, ,lisossightitiet.e. The Crispin
have made_ tome opposition to this ar
rangement, as,-the.new comers are, Wend
ed for the islite*iljnondlic4o,L4- - A cones'.
pendent or the 13otthd 'Adeertiser' at that
place wrote on Wednesday:
.- -- "The Chinese shoemakers lotto hid
'another holiday today. this , being found'
necessary to complete the preparation of
their qusilert, and for rest from the fa-
Mgoing iberny..' They. bai - e 'been busy
in many wave, some washing out clothes,
some learning . the English language,
some studying arithmetic in the calor
lating machines they have WrOught with
them. One - tepid korner, who did not
know a single' letter yesterday, has, mas- -
term! the alphabet perfectly. The Chi
nes,, foreman hiss visited the stores with
Mr. Sampson's foreman, made many put
chases of dishes, shirts, dm., has
not. been molested . by the Crio-
I pins, and has been — very heartily ,
welcomed to' town by Many citi
ens. The instructor engaged by Mr-. 1
' mpson to teach the new hands, a vet-
eshoe manufacturer from SprinOeld,
I arrived, and proposes to begin hie
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k to-morrow. He had been in town but
a few hours . when he was accosted by
strangers, one after another, - and warned
With various signilicadt hints that it would
list well for him to desist, and was told
t t.:itioney might be made by going
1 ite lie is a man of sonic obstinacy,
°Weyer, and not likely to be either fright
.,.
i or bribed ewer. - Otherwise "the
rlspinn have not mailg any . demands and
are not likely to make ,atty'. at present.
1 There are tome citizens o f the town, not 1
~Crispin,, who-think they see cause, for '
*WM in the introduction of - .slave*: as
they call them, fearing a decrease of -trade
hy the Chinese habits of cheap living, but
the better glass of resident* unanimously
approve -Mt. Sampson's movement as
Made . necessary by the outrageous con
dad lot..the Vrispins, and express contl
`4oo?. that they will give no- trouble, if
.'sitilljrtiated, Lot harmonize with New
7ngland communitlei."' ' -
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Thirottrens are at last - "lookIng up."
Ohio,tbey are talitinir about, running
the Who has acted aus a report
er for the Supreme Court for sem°
aa a candidate for Supreme Judge inthatt
A Singular Case..-A Man Lire% Six
Yearft with a Minnie Ball in hi.
Brain.
The tenacity with which some people
cling to life - border on the miraculous.
Wounds which, according to all the laws
of nature, are necessarily mortal, to (how
tenacious people ire mere scratches. A
case of this sort is just now attracting
considerable attention 'Muting - the nooll
cal fraternity of this city. It is that of is
man whin for over sit Tears has lived
with is minnie ball its his brain.
In liti.t.,Abralsam De Bond, of Waslc
ington cottnty. Kentucky. is member of a
KentuckyjFederal mg:anent, was shot in
the foci - dread with a monde ball in a skir
mish at - Fair tint-den, Fast Tennessee.
When struck by the ball lie- fell to the
ground insensible, and it. was at first HMI
posed he hall beets killed. lie snits
:mostly exhibited signs of life, and WS!
taken from the battle field tothe linspital
The Mill entered the forehead just stoics
the right eye, Itllll as there Walt as open
ing •in the temple, just its front ant
slightly above the right ear. it was soy
posed that the ball had passed
through.
- The nuns flit not die. as even' one Wit
SSW the wound tit:owl:the mould, and It
soon so far recovered RS to be sent hon.
`The wound did not heal up, and thstre
been n continual discalage front is sect
since irii infliction. The man' ,4 health In
never been good since he was wounded,
and at times he has imffered terribly wills
pains iu the head; and if by and means
the tilt:Marge Dons the wound 'Arno per
mitted to cease he would sink Ilit)
stupor.' Other than this, his intellect does
not yeimt to have been impaired by the
singular weight added to his burin. Re•
oently his autTerings have Leon 1.-0
who
thief the finin arose front .dead bone, and
that it sy mad have to he removeti :before.
he could obtain relief. be WAS" came.
to Odic-city nail placed lainstdi under
the can of jiliysicians. who derided
that it Ws* isecesietry, to perform the oper
ation of trephinisg,and,a day or two Alice
undertook The il:ltentibirti Dtirink.th4prei
gresa of the operation they detected the
presence of lead. and wills Xlio.forreps en •
tractol a . rplanie bull flattened • ttsto tlih
shape of u elseetrutt from the man's skull.
It had entered - thelateral sinus and '
tared the internal . table, and was reeling
upon the brain. po
„It is supsed that it
fragment of the ball bad been chipped oft'
and passed out through the temple, lead•
ing tothe belief that the ball had passed
entirely through the.skull. The removal
of the ball gave great and immediate re
lief, tend De Bond is now at St. Jose,ph's
Infirmary. on Fourths street, with ''every
provect of a speedy and perfect recovery.
CourierJoirnal.
Death of a' Noted Tenant of Ohs
French War Other.
The French paperd announce the death
of Jacks,. the famous parrot In the War
Office in Farb!. Jacko was first brought
into the office in 1830, be Marshal Souk - ,
and he rehrained tarty Fide: nl hi` post,
un:oftJed b - y recolotlons or party con-
After a time be came to be looked'
upon as an indispensable appendage of
the War Depe.nment, and when there was
a Cabinet crisis ileAl3l,l, un,l. to ask who
Ras to get, nor the War- portfolio,
but the War, Office parrot. Though Inc
served ander eighteen different Ministers
he always remained consistent to the
principles whiarwere instilldd into hinu
• when he first entered Mace. Both under
the Republic and the Second. Empire he
remained a +tootle:li royalist, and there.
score few Inetnlters id his party who
spoke, their tuluds with no tuttek -frank
ness. One'clay hit. repeat:Al cries of -Vice
le roi," so snfioced Marshal Leroy do St.. Ar
naud when he was War 31litister,that he
ordered the indiscreet bird to be turned
out. Jacko had a friend, howcter, in the
porter, Nebo took hint boo WOW' and
Dube birootid Sz..lrozoor to hjs
usual cry. The blot woe then pot pork
into his roue, and 0.4 the Marshat'..was
passing screamed otit “Vive le roe cie;sl.
Arn.zoldr A. la bonne, Imam." said the
Minister. nod Jack,' teas at onee retaken
into fat:cr. t Otflate yeara the clerks tried -
to teach hits "Vice l'Empereur !" but he
never could bring out the entire sentence
without- .tremendous efforts. lie got on
very Well no far an "Vice l'Empe— but
at this point he mooted to choke, his
feathers stood on end, and his eves rolled
with an - anaious.expression as, 11 he felt
his conscience reproaching him... At last,
after tteientl minutes' intense struggling,
he would jerk out the butt syllable
--rear" in a hoarse, sepulchral tone. lit
died immediately after the Duchess o
Berry. and On the annivenotry of the death
of Napoleon 1: three days before the pl.
bircituta,
A Love of Rattlesnakes.
There loin La Creme, Wisconain, a in,.
tain John McKee, who has a singular fond.
nine for rattlesnake*: lie has made, Kara
the .1 . 41)0 , &an of that place. "a perfectly
tight, squireden, shoot five feet curb way,
and as amity high. open at the' top'. and
therein are eleven mideenekes, from ei gle
teen inches to three feet ands half - hil l
length—lL:eight to :behold!, ri p .( 4 ithlng,
twisting:Liming. and folding u it, over
and under each other, or. with brads erect.
with keen eyed ghat:ea:mg, and ,, wick.si
looking serpent giagoeaprntrudiag temp
their ugly Medias with :;lighthing.lilre
swiftness, there the!Y itrel a moving. tutin .1,
big: threenalooking mans of serpent!t! ,
'lt is a terrible, sight, And then to KIT
McKee coolly 'and', deliberately , enter I
among them, anti take them each in his I
laarlicall'it by mince, open its mouth, and I
While he is giving-eon : its history to see I
the reptile lay its head aped his cheek .1
and run its devilish tongue eel you, *idle 1
its eyes seem to emit sparks of fire—ugh!
'lt's too horrible! And all the while the
others at his feet art keeping up a con l
tinual booing. rattling, humming, whirl,
I fill the air with tow murructraVand canoes
1 a certain creeping of the Resin and shad.
during at the heart, which is Wert at all
pleasant. Mr. McKee caught iliem on the
bluffs near the city, from a nest ,nt over
one hundred in number, radii training
them for exhibition ; , -r• - 4
• ''' ' A Freaeb Thlefil
,The ether day, nays a French paper, a
Lily went into a haberdasher's ahop, Rae.
Richelieu. and Wight ,a pesii•grey silk
dress. The ellopman hod noticed a tole
' raltity..viell dressed min standing at the
door after the arrival of theladyand aeem•
ing to witch all.her • movements. -. Ste
piing, up te 2 the enelilees.•dek the lady
' drew a 2QO fmnenoterfrotaih ...r purse. At
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that moment the men entaidS malted into
'- the shop, gave the lady a box', on the ear,
Y and tore the note out of berl hands. 'I
„„,"' -had forbidden , you. to. bay that. dram::
-„' cried he, "but . L *etched you, and Jou
'"- shall not have It " With these words lie
tth
net hastened away, the lady fainted, and -the•
•
has- personeemployed In the Atop, supposing
Ail-
the intruder to be an offended husband,
_,,,, made no remark, aqd,let.lilm 1g0..'-,'When
",," the lady recovered the proprietor of . the
Pill; estiblishment expressed his regret at thin
8 violent scene, and pitied her:for belpfi"
Cria.
. dependent on so brutal a husband. "My
art d , ii i hu s band!" cried the lady eagerly. "Sir,
~,: ' that man' in not my husband; I do not
f '" r '• know him, and have never setter him."
, a vet- The pretended busbaud was a daring thief.
iglield, ~.-....
. ..
Tut; following tragic story comes froM
Pesti', and bears the dato of the 2341. of
March: Two bred:lees, of the principal
families of tly.'Eatanar., lived In the bitter
est hatred the -one to the other. They
even carried their hatred llo„far an to de
sire to change their names, so that Om
one should not bear the abhorred 'name of
the other. The daughter of\ one of the.
brothers, however, named Zortszi; and the
son of the other, Plata, were deeply ' in
love. They had In begged for . the
.consent of their parents to their union.
At length they connived lo die together,
since there was no prospCet; of! martidga:
They accordingly,put op . tbeir best attire,
went into& delgliborieggardia,and There
Pinta shot &tint through the heart, after
' ward putting a ballet iota ht owns brain,*
Troubled by preiteartitherita 'a! calf, the
two fgheet followed their. Children into
the garden, and finding them both dead,
they shot themselves in remorse. Shortly,
afterwards the =ethers of the foyers hap•
perking to pain by, saw: the four fOrrigar
and attempted to kill themselves with
knives, but were prevented hy tlm the
bore, who had now hastened on to t
scene. Of course readers are left at liber
ty to believe as much of this story as they
choose.
EDITION.
FIRST
MIDNIGHT.
NEWS 11-Y.C4I3LE
CMS Or British Nees—Trade Strikes
in France—llealtit of the Einiieror
-AuTieultural Prospects—Franco -
A laerlean Brink—The ECTIMetIIOI I
Council—Political Affairs in Spain
—earlist Junta Decide to Reviie
the
BN-TelegriTh to the Pittxborgtt Gazette.)
:GREAT Blt
JAIN Du.. intle. , ll' 4 ,-The 'Fiona connidcrx 9.0
General . PrililFltl lll lt s tintstidn , bn ,
Idecor
; o,lt. iost Cubl. it. 4,;,dit t'citarliS , lot
. .
Alnerit, to put an end to. Pin terrible a state 01
Affair , 'rho difficulty of ceding C,Mbn hint the
shires to tint Cubans cannot he. sottkal 63' tic'
ailjollrlltilValt of the Cortes and the modpone
tnent of the quest iOn. , , s..
The mlnintare steamer Citv of Ilagu , a is re.
piiirt‘l, :Ind 'only aivithing It fair wind to take
it fresh slitti for New York. She rides at
anchor in Cork bubo,
'rho cotton factory of Iloile -az en.• dee. Scotlnnii, awns entirely glebir4ed Ir
NM night. loots heavy.
.The Globe (alp: cool weather :old refreshing
rains her::old there have hail a good elTect on
the growing emit% crops. Notwithstanding
this the breadirlotf.l Market if nOtlierceteP9k
' '•
bullion market gather , .thength daily
i r ean l kiwis or maturities are torpid.
Pofessor Darwin declines thelionornrrile
pvn di fled on accennt of.feehle health.
A }Vett r. front Mr. Inman; o T rade .'m
steatm.hip line. to thy Miura ofPei ,
tithed to-daV. atilllitP he has - given up all hope
f ever bearing from' the steamship City of
Roston. He reiterates his disbelief In 'he
stories that she was overladen and :wallies'
her loss to collision with an iceberg.
• "Ole I,bitiro Itais returned to Windsor:
' Arthur Clinton one of the Moulton tussyner,
d. , . died sudden , ly this morning. Ott his
death bud he di:4l3l , llyd the crime imputed to
him. ' • .
The roar/. it It
et tat hollo °GPM In - deY
has:11011W Obituary nttirle on the-tate Ches.
Dickens. Tho writer denies 'Dickens'
tinnily,
Glares Stephensiin goes to America
Lloyds' agent to investigate the origin of the
hoax regarding the loss of the steamer Pacts.
• FriANEE. • .
rants. June UK.-The trades' strikes on the
aintlnent are sprondlug raPidly. involving'
many workmen Mad mannfacturers. 'All' the
ijtvn
fourtdHes arc stopping In conseque , n s c b, e
.ore:tient, which la sumo to hs
organised b. the International Workingmen
Union. The .*.rtsclish and German trades unions
have contributed n thousand pounds each to
'support the, strikers' movement. ••
A deputation of cotton • manufacturers. of
Manchester, have arrived to give testimony
to the authorities?ts to the unfavorable affect
of the Frenth Treaty no the obtton trade.
• Tile strikhe Are extending. The washer-
IV 0.011 of the have joined the strikers.
Prevost Paradol Is still violently attacked
he some pf the newspapers for accenting the
Washington Ailbassadorship.
The Entperor's health has imprormh though
lie stillanigeris considembly. He presided to
&wet the Council of Ministers. The court
has adjourned the departure to St. ClOud
for a time.' • '
IC is now tolorali r certain the government
will not make pp I unestion of St. Guth
itaibegY sin
PAlus. dune. iii—The Journal 11f5cirl will
Publish till week the prospectip and statutes
of a new Tranr-Amerietin bank to be found
ed In this city M: Porte end ether French
•Imoker , it, co junction with Mews. (bleb.
Holtman and otliTr .A i m m eripr o t ytgAelbeta G re- ,
l i tm . r o s n . o
I ?s ' e tc;rlt. nlst e :i
W W ashburn's cunsideni the saeme of such
Per
that ire conundnietitlid hi teilegraPli
with Washington on the tublect and has for.
warded a. copy of the Italutea.of the propos
ed bank tb the Secret nry State. The coni
cal Is dental lerustPY3) fra.s and much more
hex ocennillossa.
Prevost Paradol takes With him to Wash
ington his son and daughter. ": •
The bes.lth of the Fbnperor Is leach Im
proved, The court go , st. Cloud on Thor,
4,-.
eon,. rlrl, ,^•
untinal edlemndy and splendor. The 11 - hurcbe.
were attended by greist crowds. and IneeY
sltsszl tbrough • the
The Anitsassidors c 7 • ilruittsf s Miy '. .. and
tion
Switto the ate
Gothard a conferencerailway. to-day In rela-
To-morrow the Chambers commence to dis
cuss the 2/uestdon whether France shall d,
mend a share to the enterprise.
A emoting of eminent agriculturists smog
hold to-day to consider measures of relief for
the anticipated failure of crops which causes
so much unaletv. M. locivet. Minister of Ag
riculture and Commerce. presided. The re
moval of delkes on Ernie imported Into Prance
• was discussed and frrovisind made for submit
ting the views of the meeting to theCtiambers
Wore the question comes up there for de
bate.
The Corps hns to fased to appro-
Fr ri' lrrt !.. .stl U o ' n " o ' f f the.mtnet fob thi-IpPhlrClithc:t'rearend
scatty ttiwfered In Paris.
•
.E+'
.1
- •
•
-P-tuns, ,
folluvrithr authentic
news has twee received here from Rome under
date of iunt 15th: The diginigtion et the -In- .
fallibility ditgnot, by thapthre; began
to-day. The utort idttl tnistiefterf ir!
Intl nri to renew lhtheene of June Jtl, If
the debate poooslilrt lfilUt too to Ttiiitt i - .
0 1 ;(1 .
110iiii announce they gri rr to
lllo'leat t he
the city di
rectly after the ft:trivet of St. Peter, whether
tile discussion Is ended b-e that Cline be not.
There still be no tegodonof the Entimenleal
Connell to-Morrow. • Thy Ivill nejist
it IliG.Folginnuotiicesilun to take place In the
tonne* cllnt4 Peter.
1.; rti lecnq rltnunontaine organ, pubtigheg
the V1116,00(4' dispatch :
Wed, Juur. In--YetterdnY ;Cantina l'ut
t rizzle, epenkiog 3n the narneOf the :tented
['allege, congratulated the Poise on the oeca
' elOnof his. entrance upon the twenty-fifth
t car of his frontlllltael and di/meted n desire
for the definition of the doginsed InOttlibllitY,
The Pope mole an lnnigoinaaut reply. , Insist
ingon the danger Of the spirit of emancipa
tion in the church.
SPAIN.
- -
111 Anal p. June 10.—The debate on Abe pro
posed abolition of slavery In the Spanish Col.
oulei monopolized the session of the Cortes
to-day.' During the discussiona ousmal oc
drred between a Radical Deputy from Po rt o
Rico and Sdnoritomero. A. dad ytanpected
to-morrow. •. • . . .
Petitions'iniaior Of Monti/ampler' foe gine
arc circulatina here and in the provinces. The
representation Was Minip In anCortes yester
day that many of,',lpe MkOstures attached
' ll:Tg .`" . ° . l . 19.—The Corte! ho pautd th?
" 117A d m i ,TZ ` tt e ivii• ' t .imiuit..4l7.t.d
ti,,,,,,,7,..:,,t901gtt.r.1123tpaavin0.r of t . hn r restoniteas" I
... 1 7 ' i , I / 1 I' l '
MAllliliElllGNiris. ' •' •
Ltixaeorm, Juae I&--The ship ExP ~r , - 1 .•
which sailed ' Mit e 1. Logai.' Guinea. :IWO
month. *Color this itort. uppapeetedly DTP'
etl bete Teeler: 'Fhb nee been RtvetimP .or
• 'Pet Imes
I'
ti ny:
ertbe IDSII=O. Pal&
ri b
The daPtatu of a t esset•whiett . apai hore'
yesterday: reports haying ;alien tu land
abandoned but.P.O. abuut i a . ibtla.
tudm 1,1:10 north, , atfel' lou pi ~* the
luithe'hf which could *not ,e. mad ut...
,June ._lB.—The ne e , a WO Chi
.l,',3lftriitieraf‘feuth /few iYork, hate stilted.
,
1 riNANcIAL AND CoMMEIICIAL.
: 'Lornans. June la q .--C uhl o r n . no 6u ls ,
i f m or lo.,w‘ mo i aL el f ;; M! .lo. .. l 7 l ` : : :,
' American securities Ann 'and • higher; a" - -.
lo b° lV s ll7 a . t ao l. 7. 4oBn tocks quiet: Erica.
note. 113y4; Atbtutlo & Oreat Western, 5 8 )t...,
Ltrenpoot.„ Juno 10.,Cottou dull; alld."M
upland. 10101; Orleans 101(6; nales of 10• 000
bales far speculation and vapor.. California
white wheat Its ltd; red weatern No.! On 5445
Os 1d• red winter 105 mew. W. Westar%flo_or
215 &I. Corn: No. 2 mixed Ala sd. Cats -. M.
Barley sn. Peas Co. Provialons: pork =add;
beef tell: lard dull at 765; cheese 60. . 13 ..0n
Cumberland cut 50s 14. Produce: common
l r e o tun ein 'Qh. ls; rernlednodeo.dols. 1 00
0)d 160 ..
a M f D lo iri w l' ars tr'- ad.
1 Turpentine Zls ed. Llsiseed oil Als. Linseed
cakes Ualllla sd• •
Losone June 18.—Tallow 45. 0404 5 ! Od:
.tlqm pil ileOs RV_ Eltigar gala and
o ataan...al:
ggral . na l etr6 s4.. Whale ". M.''' .
Foam stroar, June' 111 , 4-51111 closed flat at
llf. '
HAVRE:. June 1- , Usttori eland hear'. -..,
AutWaRP, June 18.‘-PetrOfeurn 5367 ~.... , -
PARIS. Jflßß ,.. lB,— Boone flat; rentes'aa u-,.
rearm Altair lit_llllAblieg.ei . " . At* P"
to Destroy bee Family and Herself.
,By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CHIC;100, .lebe 18.—On the twining of the
,lath, near ,Woollithoni.: 'lllinois. Mrs. Teter
welimi. in the absence of her husband. while
hereon aged - eighteen years, was sitting at
thet . ,able eating his supper, seized an az and
dealt blm several blows on the bead, breaking
in his skiff; tied rendering hhn . tusensible. She
daughter ed it razor and. flushed upon her little
lured aight-Yeare,who was asleep
on a lounge, and etst her throat In a • shOcking
manner. The daughter managed t 9 essellims
reached the neighbor, anti o ya the alarm.
WWI the neighbors rashed In, ldrit Weitzel.
wan found in her bedroom with her wind-
TIPP watireiT SlMeretl. ; 'Maori Were called
in end the wound &eased. The recovert of
theme and daughter it probably horsellas that
of the mother doubtful. The family are Ger
mans. poor, hard werking.poople.,Trouble
with the nelghtserhuod,addothcrudelortullesh
rendered the woman insane. It washer inten
tion to destroy the wkolo. family. .
.
XLI.ST t CO_NGRESS
M E %D .6E,gos.)
The Abolition of the trankintr Prii
lege—The Case of Whittemore) Re
elected as itepresintatire from
South Carolina• !
Illy 'telegraph totter rittstritrVa
Wasniantiln..lune 18.1 KM.
SENATtI
Mr. CONKLING, frontJudlciary Committee,
reported a albstltutc for %hi House hill in ref
erence to naturalization lass : l64nd IMO noik;
he would call it up at an early day.
The substitute is the s.ehhio *II recently re-
Pdrted fromihe Judiciary Comlnittee on the
sump aubject, with an additional section au-.
thorlzing•U. S. Marshals in elite! having over
204 /d ) inliebitaiits to appointee many MDCCilli
deputies as May be neeeasarli , brese.ne or
der at any election at which weenies. of Con
as are.to be chosen:
r.CARP6ITER:, (run; Judiciiay
reported as :unentied the House bill fixing
the compensation a grand and petit Jurors in
circnit and" district coatis of the United
.States at tlirce dollars peg der. r..ed•
Mr. DRAKE introduced n)and grant hill in
ot the R.:twee% and - Little Rock
Mr. WILLIAMS called 44.t,lie.land grind bill
In aid of the Atchteiop..Tukalta!ttid Santa Fe .
Railroad. l'aiisedl• ,
Mr. IN R
WAD enlind nit the bill to amend
the Land Grant AO of. PIA. in nhl td a rail
toad and trlegratllt. line from the States of
Mksunri 1.1,1 Arknns;ts to the Paden duns t,
he the FMithern rqute.
Several nnmmlfumits being adopted, thJ
after discus,trii was laid over till Monday.
MrAItrbIBUI , L. from Judiciary Vommit
tee. repottesl bill for titanic( ot purehnsem •
of lend sold for direet Vine/ In ttbe .ipsnrrec
tionary State ,
The Senate. in •Cottunitied *lnde.
tout up tot
nil business. the Postolff nP-
Prontiatips hill and amendments rotative to
the repealof the franking privileire.
31r. Tlll:llMANimored no amendment that .
the abolition of the frnitking Pretilelle • shall
not take effect Until August. Adobtee• •
Mr. MUHCLIS opimserl the amendment for
two cent postage as Inililring 10aa of plistal
revenues without, any corresponding benent,
as It would not increase titan matter of per
cent. lie held that the present rates of post
age W ere Salcittatly low.
' After further debate the senate voted on Mr.
liturtagy's ot4endMent as amended, abolishing
the (rankling, prii Beg, Providing for one rent
Postage. he. The itstendment was rejected,
rens 16. nay , .0.
The following Is the vote:
I"ros—Mensrs. Chandler. Yellen, Retail ton.
Tenant Hamlin. Italian, Hewett, McCrearY.
Merton. Pratt,- Ramsey. , debuts, Sumner.
Scott, Thutionn, Willey. and Yates , -16.
NalIS 31taar$, Anita. Batatti Morena.,
Cole, Drake. Ferry. Fenger, fiareht, !toward.
'Johnston. McDonnid. lfotrtil. (Maine , Mor
rell, iVt.loAord. pool.ilice, Robertson. Hos,
Sawyer, iSpeuren Sprague litewart. Stookiou.
Thayer. ltpton. Trumbull.' Vieffers. Witrrem,
and Willants--Pt.
The Wit was then reported to the Senate.
'When Mr. RAMKBY renewed hid amendmen th t
and appealed to the Senate to vote upon e
direct question' of abolishieg the_ franking
Pr?!lvir.lakKll renewed amendtnent rela
tive to newspaper , which was accepted by
Mr. Ramsey as sinsmllfierttlatinf hie oxen.
Mr. MOliltiLL, of Vermont, renewed
tilt
amendment. - •
Mr. THU1131. , 0; appealed to tbe Chairman of
I the Pustoftice (2onanittee - Mr. itanmeyl
withdraw hilt propositioNne it bale been voted
on in committee.
Mr. HARLAN thought the fete of the frank
ing bill depended upon its being appended to
an appropriation bill. AN a friend of the
mesxure, he Wee direct rote should
lie tokn nopnae It.
Said it would tie! liti.ossi.
ble to get a direct r Mr. Tilt irect,
ote. ns the majority of the
Senate seemed determined to prcirent that by
amending the proposition. •
After numerous suggestions. which were
not holed noon, an to the best means of deter
miolct the sense of the Senate on the various
propositions , the amendment of Mr. Morrill
- ertoonti eat rejected-=l, to 31.-Serintors
treuld Moto 0.0.6 411 Amend•
mena.
The Senate then niljotirned.nl
liOI'6B OF ' nr.ritesrirrArivt...
'The Senate joint feinitttion forjbo appoint
menu of a Naval hoard to cretallikAcase
of officers who deem tbemaelvea orsjusti
palmed over by promotion+ made in confonol
ty with the act of l'ungre 4 s of July 2.lth. Ifald
WWI irltS.ed. •
Itemthe CititiCittee on Mil
tar, reported n Wit uciendlew the qel In rein
Clan li) the nun. of the St. lent. Arne.
!Tr i ll t i e r:: d te;re tea pension of Margaret
F.+Uttrec:ox Tenneteee. was refecteit--yease
nee,
en.
Mr. WASEIBrItME. IMass.) from the Com
mittee on Clatuns, reported back the Senate
[ditto authorize the settlement of the se.
counis of officers of the army and navy In
Citlle.ll Where vouchers were lost and for over
payments. with on' :intendment limiting
settlements to sums under ta,oll, and to offi
cers In whose !wet - amt , thee* tto litipirent
fraud. The amendment was agreed to and
the bill passed.
The Sneaker submitted 'the .tredentittla of
n. F. Witittemore.. front the Fir,t. Congres
sional I/ spied of Smith Carolina.
The credentials were read. -. •
Mr. LOOAN objected to Mr. Whittettowe be
ing etnoen in, for reason. he war prepared t
state to the House. Ile did not want the
clutter referred to say committee. The..
House was 'committee enough to judge of It.
Ile objected to the oath of ogles being admin.
istete.l tothls man because he had disqual
ified himself from being a mender of this body.'
Mr. FARNSWORTH argued the matter
should he referred to a committee. en the ac
tion of the House might be halted aeon; a
presentation all the facts And nuthoZties. E •
l'o g n e n l t e 'rl otn ' t tTe d e " t " i t t 1/e ." M i l4t 4 tl
the adjonnnuent ot Pongee.. lie wanted
, the question settled by the House now.
There Wits necessity for examination by it
election.
It was not a onto- of coutestml
election. It wrists 'Mete question' of gonna
cation.
The i'Peaker uggested that the day we
consigned to the business of the Committee on
(bah.. the matter bet postponed till Tumular
next after the morning' hoar.
' Mr. LOGA.N accepted the .aggestiou end
I mined the matter be imstponed till Tuesday
after the morning hour. •
. Mr. GARFIELD suggested a resolntion 'to
make it a ride of the House that In case any
Person presents himself at the hat of the
House to be sworn In as a member , elect, who
guy have been expelled or who may have re
elected it-the same Congress while a resolu
tion for bin expulsion was pending, It shall be
In wrier before administering the oath to him
to refer the,Cll9ll to the Committee which had
In charge the resolution of expulsion. or the
House may at once WA MI the case:
Mr: LOGAN remnrked n reference to n com
mittee would be treating the case with con
sideration. It was not entitled to It. It was
a utere question whether the House would
sten& by s unonimons resolution that thin
man neon urnnworthy of holding Seat In the
TIMM.
After further discussion the question was
fr ont
rill leerier next after thrumming
hour, and the ounce proceeded withAntsiness
front the Cone Ittee' on Unitas. I j
After dispcsing of a large number or private
claims.
Mr.M Eß teti a CCIL front the Judiciary Corof
11th ionit- ,
. rekoy bl to amend the, act
ee f
gpone. 1864, chan il ging and defining the boun
daries of the eastern and western districts of
Virginia. Passed. • •
Mr. SCHENCK gave notice that on Monday
'negt,after the morning hour, he would move
tic t racced , With business -urn the Spanker's,
Adjournml. '
AMERICA
= . •.
Igabothlre glee at Panama— gerlient to
Elerwr,assmaney,Tbe Desten ttdr,
,
tte
1.13 y Teleireards to the F;lttsburgti
NEW Iroitg, June 19:—Tild"rteatirship Merri
mac, from Janeiro via St. Thomas. has ar
rived, and brings the Joni:ming important
acres from Asplnwall;reeelvt4 via the ymir.
Itch mall steamer at St. Thomas:
Panama. June 5.—A terrible Ore broke out
here at 1:50 this morning. originating In the
Aspinwall Hotel. It is still raging. nod has
reached the Rank of PRIMUNI. whi. is In
flames. Attempts are beteg made to blowup
a house in the rear of the hank near the Ca
thedral, to prevent the spread of the flames 46,
the Grand Hotel. The roof of the Cathedral
is learning in several places. The Panama
Mall office is In danger. Families are rushing
f rem their dwellings. and the streets and
plaza are strewn. with furniture end church
°memento. The supply of water Is scanty,
the people inaetive and. the dames ellovred to
do their work almost sunMeisted. There is
terrible excitement and alarm.
Later 11 _l. .11.—The flames are subdued.
Maui . casualties have occurred. Twelve
deaths are reported and ethers believed buried ‘
In the ruins of the Aspinwall Hotel. A um
ber of peraone are alto tainted..
Amtsoralt. Juno s.—The' steamer Henry
Chauncey broke 'her port shrift thirty-Ove
agnates after leaving the wharf at thie har
bor. She pet bock and will proceed New
York under convoy', work Lug one what . •
New YORK, June 10.—Advises from the Da
rien Expedition to May anti are reeelved. The
weather continued unfavorable—rains dolly
heav t ir, stream, to . torrents, mak
itsrpplgd gtli to ken wor ki ng P arties
the Bay of ban p lllas had, eowever, pia:Seceded
twenty. miles. The highest elevation found
wasps:* feet,and the elvation of rivers 205 feet.
It Is believed Itbe same) , will be, continued
until the parties cross thoGividlng Ridge and.
communicate with that froel the Nyuek on
the pacific side, who had gone some distance
no theillyalle and were about to leave it for
Marmosets. The general health of the expedi
tion was fairs there was no sicknees except
fever and ague. The men are dissatisfied
with Capt. SeUridge'a, determination to pro
longtheir Any on the Isthmus and five have
deaerteCfrom the storeslipKinerd. , The ,01111,
°reseed men complain. Their endurance Is
taxed to the utmost mad longenstay in such a
climate will badangerom. Most' of the men
have worn out their clothing and shoes and
the officers are little better off.' -At - the date
of the latest diepatch the expedition dined ots,
fresh potatoes, beets sad carroU from ban
Freneteeo.
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK
THE CAPITAL,
Plea in Behalf of !Fenian lien. Olenson
—The Attorney lleneralsliip — An•
tecmlents of Mr. Ackermann—Prob.
able ImpCachment of a Temp. Judge
—}.loyd•Asplnw all Case to he ACTA.
(rated.' .
Iy Telegraph to tho Pittsburgh Gozette.l
WASHINGTON. June 18, 1810.
FNNIAN GENEKAL GLEASON.
it Is understood the President will order
legal proceedings ngallint the Fenian General
Gleason to he dlittlOiltiEtied. Gov. Fenton and
Gen: McMahon . rislted 60 While iiollSe yen
terday. to Present 6ertaiti re atins fat lenienty
that: apply specially to e.leason's misc. The
President beard the matter fully.:oul consent
ed to order such measures as will load to the
discharge of Gleason firm the custody of the
°dicers of the low without subjecting him to
exptnse and annoyance of a trial. lie bc
longed to the regular organivation of
.the
Fe,
nlnne. nnd_wits . opposed Le the invasion o
Canada,
•
THE 3T13133111* GENY-10:1:4111..
The tienate went tutu exemt ive session and
took up the manination of Mr. Ackerman as
Attorriey general, ;11111 referred It to the Judi
ciary l'ottinit . tee. 'rids IA somewhat unusual
for C310111:I 111,13:111ttlIk3111 1 , tint there are some
points about Mr. Ackerinutes status . which
I/rob:tidy necessitates - 311 exaMinatten.
tie
len ated in the rebellion mso ferns to re
unite the removal of ids not be
ing able le I:dot /hot est oath. Ifis petition W3R
granted prior to itiv acceptance of the office
of Elnited Slate) District... Attorney
GO/wet:l ills connection with the rebellion Is
said to b tve been during the last ye height
war. l•V conscriptiod wds at Its in
Georgia, he sought refuge in what was
known at the South nu a bonds-proof um/oint
ment, being appointed to a position on the
staff of General 'rootnbs. Who never did any
dray but home guard service. Although 0113
net text Tl/1111313rT. nevertheless It was an act
of protection. It, enabled hint to stay In the
State. from which he would otherwise have
ben driven.' The Government besot/ warmer
Mend. northe Republican party a wanner
supporter. ,
fmnins are expressed of the confirma
tion of Mr. Ackerman as Attorney General
hut theret canvas. nf the Senate indicates
that will tat very littleopposit ion to him.
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PROM/MX IMPEACIIMENT.
It appear , : frog the records of the Treasury
Department that the Hon. J. H. Duval. railed
States Judge for the :western district of
Ten" wan holding court at the time of the
breaking out of the war... He escaped through
the lines, utter remaining In the Confederacy
for two years. and upon Isle arrival 'at Wavh
ington presented a claim for his aalary during
that period. and taking the iron-clad oath at
the same time. On recommendations from
Judge H Secretary Seven rd and others,
Preaident olt. co
Linln ordered the paysnent of the
claim. It is now stated by gentlemen front
Texas. ache have certain records of the late
Confederacy. that Duval took the oath of al
legiance to the Confederate Government , and
drew his salary oJudge from the rebel Treas
ury. It is therefore proposed to prefer charges
- against hint, and ask for his Impeachment by
Congress.
WILL anent...rt. • •
The Spanish Government has consented to
Arbitrate the question of indemnity for the
seizure And detention of the steamer Lloyd
Aspinwall. and the matter was referred to a
committee Consisting of one person on each
side. who will select an umpire. The State
Depattment selected J. C. Williams, of the
and
firm of Williams 11: Gahm. New York.
and the Spanish Government will probably
select a promiaent Spanish merchant. The
Spanish Government Is said to indrts a sin-
Care desire to settle the claim. Th crew also
have claims.,
At the Cabinet meeting yesterdaj
General Hoer took bibelot leave of
tors in the Cabinet. He go' to
Harv a rd Co mtts,mu In
ne:anat. a few das, to
rva roytunda'
ingtoti - to transfer his portfolio
cesson
lIEMEM
FL~.[C/.L I •
The internal Revenue recelpts, for the week
were $737.3.57; Lineal year to date. $173. 81 3XL
Coin in the Treannry. $1111.787.5%; Coln Cella
aten, $31.004,000. - CorreneY balance. $21. 338 .
. ! _
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ciNcINNArt.
Th...., garegerfetni Pirate— 'oit*Thoussiad
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Illy Telegraph 'Ph
to the is . i'!... 9.!..fte.1
CIPCISPATI. June lii.—Th • greed SaCtigi; - .:
feet picnic came off to-dar, t :hert's Greve.
steamboata were plying be we n the city and
grounds all Mae, and train were running at
short Intervals. About forty thousand per
sons were present. PoPeches were made by
Dr. Lilienthal, Dr. Wi.e, Judge Steno Col.
Moot, and w i
in. S. tunny. The singers n at
tendance upon thy Saengerfest were banquet
ted,and t be day erns largely stv,ut In singing,
i instraruental music and festivity , Inc fin- '
mente coneourma was orderly.
An accident occurred to the Tien Franklin
which Was nigh being:serious. She had been
chartered to convey persons to hrtdc-nic,and
while endeavoring to pass ti t{ bridge nor
chimneys struck. About one h ddred persons
were on board. Many were b lky - frightened
and some endeavored to Jump verboard. hut.
were restrained. The pilot b 11S0 was COM
pletely demolished. The plird. rank Robinson,
was seriously hurt. and James Tt. Troy, a boy.
hrai , ed. • •
sumil .irms Mtg. Aten
Reilutrement for the United
etatr• Armv—sioi t • I Tactics.
•
[By Telegraph to the Plttshuff
ST, Louth, dune In. -The Boa
110 M, of whieh General Soh
dent, appoloted by Ben. yhei
mad report upon sinnll arms and
for the use of the rutted
thek exper'onePts Infd week.
-ontreipent
.mall a r m s ....
and
a.
cc ...
, ri
accoutre....... ~.......- - ~
the consideration of the Beard W. unusitali7
large. consisting of fort v-eigh different sy.
toms of breech loading idles , arbines, pistols
and,revolvert. each possessin distinct pecu
liarities and rich being valuai , le and Inge...i
-n. hitproventents on fonne systems; aiso
aerenty-tivo sets of ,iceontre mats. cartridge
L
boxes. are. The Bound sublecuni all the arms
to rigid experimental testa, th result of which
will he, promulgated only hrough official
reports. Among thosetest are. Included
interns sent by European manufacturers and
now in use by some of the European govern
ments. hut although excellent wenpons they
were found to ;be inferior to malls of
Americnn in'tentton. Hereaffer the ride for
tenantry and carbine and pistol for cavalry
wilt be of the sate system of Ibreech mech.-
ism, and each with n calibre of fifty Inehes.
As soon ns selections of this Board are intro
duced among the troops. it lis thought they
will be untied and equipped rperlor to any
European nrinies•
The voile officers have also teen entrusted
with the revision of tootle for . cavalry.
?frillier): ithd luludry. Thiss - Oat of their labors,
is also rapidly approaching e mplelion, the
iml
novernment printing office it Department
Headquarters . being. - en ' in printing
the final'. reports Intended f r Waabington.
They have Ivirmoulted the tact attar the three
arms of seryice as fur ns pre ticable. in
deco . many new and imp° nt 'evolutions
and simplified the whole syste 1 of commands.
establishing - upon a reguln land uniform
bash, A Committee of the Board are now at
l'brX Hays. Kansas, where eight:companies
have assembled to allow. thent to practically
test their new tactics. . •
(Ay P. and A. Telegianh.l "' - '
BROmNavit.r.E. June .19.—Ricer tailing with
'T'hrai,:-.ln.ret.Vint.w. Weather
• 9nEsnanno. June ..19.-11 . .lber railing with
three net elght Inches 'udet In channel.
Weather clear atter hailstorm- Thermometer
11 ati r. N.
Ott. CITY.:Inne 19.—Itiver falling bon With
twentye Inches water In the channel.
Weather clear. The rirOlneter el at 6P. It.
• .
—Three fatal affrays occurred in Louisville.
ity., &aunts) . night, end one probably fatal
shotdig Sidney B. Wiley, a young man.
was and killed by Wm. Sparks, a youth
of twenty years. Miley slapped Mrs. Sparks,
'the mother of the young man. which led to the
result. It la stated while the °Mears were to
pursuit of Sparks, the Leas' of Wiley was rob
bed of six'dollats. Wm. kacr cursed and In
slotted a Mrs: Carrick, wised her son rushed
upon him wlth a drawn knife. Inflicting
wounds prom whin he will die. Frank Eng-
Usti was struck on the skull with a brick
thrown by Corte. MUTPhy. .. 0 to now dying.
Dan. Conklin wasseverely wounded by Pat
Sullivan. who with a knife Inflicted very se
thoughtu on Conklin's head. It Is not
he will recover. •
—A gentleman, Just arr ived at Salt Lake
from Omaha. reports as folows: On Wednes
day. lath inst.. as the train approached Platte
River, the engineer discovered a hand of In-
Alans (about three hundred, mounted.) cross
ing the track. As the train, neared the Indiana
began to yell, and the engineer. supposing
thee were about to attack the train. pot steam
on and Indian s and
the crowd. killing
thirteen Indians and a nmany ponies.
The coo of the cityof St. Louis against the
nidepttdent Fire and Marine Imurance Com
oro b aa n gt ndred Z?f,tr..lgrunctegraT.2`:,!
foreign insurance companies for doing bul
imia, in St. Louls, Was decided Satuyday bythe
Criminal Cnort in favor of the - city. Thh,
woo a test case, and will decide sixty or sev
enty other cases of the same character.
--A bill moo offered in the Massachusetts
House of 'Representatives, Saturday in
lotion to this employment of Coolie labor, pro
viding that no contracts shall be made fertile
employment of such lnbor extending beyond
six months. The House refused to receive
the bill-71 to
—Trio grand Jury aL New York bare found
an indictment against absconding Collector
Joshiba F. Nailer. ands warrant has been Is
.
-sued. for his arrest.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
—The Supreme • Court of Ohio adjourns
Tu.day, June 21st, until September.
—Wm. Bauer committed suicide at Cinch,
natl on Saturday evening -with prussic acid. •
—Eight thousmad four hundred and slats-six
immigrants arrived during last week at New,
York. •
property of St. Louis.
ns'jlsht.e,Ltlm'arry the macssorz, la ft 3::
01 0,420.
—O. Steadman Pine. a New York postoffice
clerk. has been arrested for the embezzlement
of valuable letters. , •
—Richard J. fuckwood, an old and promi
nent merchant of St. Louis, resident since Iggi.
died Saturday' morning.
—A notorious counterfeiter, named Thomas
11011, has been Arrested nt New York and sent
tb Pittsluirgh for trial.
—The steamer Slicer Bow had arrived at
tss r igwort.h. from Onlahn, with some one
hundred anti Afty Chinese en ionee for Lbuisl-
:ma.
-.During a difficulty at Leavenworth. Kan
eaq, Saturday. between , Wm. L. Smith and
Jacob Cert. the latter shot and killed the for-
ma.
.—Newton SieberMud s wife hos recovered
Johnln the Supreme Court in ltattrnare,from
John Lleson , for kissing her baud ugalust. her
_lf. F, Steffors.rent. model maker, wit%
Instantly killed at adios:spoils, on Saturday,
by the discharge. o pistol he was polishing
at the time.
-.The will of Carleton Gates, fah 'a 10 0 0
thee In litigation at White Plains. N. Y., has
been declared invalid on account of the testa
tor. insanity.
--The total liabilities of St. Lewis. ascertain
ed by the investigating Committee now ex
amining the vat-Ines offices. 10
. $12x.11.4 4 47.
tat 114,145.* 9 1 25 . 011,1 •
—The :account of the estate of the late John
A., Itimbling passed through the Orphans'
Court nt Trenton: on Saturday. The entitle
in:omits to $1,t00, 40 . •
A. C. Bailey committed Suicide in Chicago ,
on Friday last, by drowning hbaself In the
lake. Ills body was recovered. Financial
troubles w.ere the cause.
—A reward of ten thousand dollars it offer
ed by the Louisville Mechanics Bank tor the
arrest of the perpet rat Ors of the robbery of
that institution last week.
—At Kingston.' N. Y., Friday last, a map'
Maned 'Sennett killed his young wife while
lu a stale' of jertious 'excitement, by cleaving
her nearly In two with an an. ' • I I
—The Chicago 'White Stocking base ball elutS.l
will leave to.day for an eastern tour. Their
first stop will be :it Cleveland. where they stint
play a match with the Forest City.
—Neil McCauley Wlis Murdered on Saturday I
t Portland, Conn.. In adronken row. by Alex i ,
Taylor. who escaped. In the same town. on.
Sunday, Edward Harry fatally wounded
hisl
brother Job.
—The Andes InsuranoiTompany, projectedl
by J. B. Ben ett, of ..f..ttralfante , was organ'.
'zed at L'inemnati. en Saturday, by the election
of directors. Those voting represented about
MSP.OOO stock.
—A. B. Woodcock, late. Postmaster at Pied
meat, West Virginiaovas arrested at Balti
more last week for embezzling money of the ; .
Cnited States. and committed to await the
notion of the Grand Jury.
—Hon. W. K. McAllister. present Judge of_
the Recorder's Court, announces himself as
an independent candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court of the Chicago district. Judge
McAllister Is a Democrat.
—A Havana letter of the 11th gives alleged
trustworthy information fully confirming the
Captain General's Recount of the capture of
nearly all the material of the Upton expedi
tion and the execution of a number of the ex
pc:llool:6as.
—A lad named Merrick was instantly killed
in Chicago. Saturday morning, by being
thrown from a train and run over by cars:. He
eras one of a largo number of children going
on a Sunday School Celebration on the Illinois
Central RallrOad.
—Returns from sixteen cohnties in Oregon
Give Wilson. Democrat, for Congress, sixty
majority. It is c,theated that. his majority in
the State will amount to two hundred and
seventy-eve. A majority of the Legislature
is probably Democratic.'
—The Indians. attacked a train of several
wagons and twenty wen near camp Grant,
Arizona, May Pith. They captured and burn
ed the wagons. killed one man and wounded
several. The remainder lied to the mountains
and probably perished.
—The San Francisco Bulktin recommends
the sale of half Yerba Buena Island to the
Central Pacific Company for P.50,0f0, the pro
ceeds to be appropriated to the erection of
Government buildings In that city, thereby
saving $70,f00 a year rent for Government offi
ces., _
—The body oleo unknown man was found
en Saturday hanging from a tree, aboat one
mile below south St. Louis. The body hung
close to the grOund, and the lase. entrails and
one side had been . eaten by boil, and other
portions picked by carrion birds. The body
had evidently hung there for months.
Attorney
condju
smbrldge.
" itttezoi the
, 'Fr to IVa.tt
to hi. sno-
tree Enctaatoo to Male or Lot. et McFarland'
•
The train tHh leave the Union Duroi.
Pittsburgh, at halt, past one o'clock thin
artonirsiu. to suave) . gluten parsons to
;tad front the great 0515 of lots. No
tiekeis See.llllersino,s stittion
advertisement. .
RELIABLE ARTICLE , AT MODERATE
PRIVEN.-4.lebigs 8 Borden's extract of
meat, fresh and spiced salmon, pickled
and fresh lobsters, spiced and pickled
clams, fresh Core spiced and pickled oys
ters, potfcd meats, in different styles for
sandwitches, luncheons; and :Owlets, patti
de. foi and trufles, at 112 Federal
street, Allegheny City. GEO. BLAVEN.
r,,,Amiv.tuzr6."‘"(l
Oriel Cit or VIZ
Auisrense, Ciott.TT PA..
c° " . ""I , `,24IIUPCITI. June llOth.lg7o.
'VOTIVE TO BAKERS Sealed Pre.
a
rONAttl ddreteed to the "Board of In
spoilers of tho Allegheny Cintety Prison;' will be
reeefred,et- this office Until 30th that. Inclusive,
for funnelling the Cutlet) Pit aon with BREAD
for Oil month,. level 301313th. 1010. Love. to
weigh one-and-a-half and twb Windt respoetWely
and tobo of approved qualite. Bide Id ne Made at
so much per Duane. Bond for tiro th o usand dol
lars Pill berequired for faithful performance of
contract. Tim re lMMO of the sectirllY mold 000. 0.
Pear the Old. Bills indorsed lay the Warden and
probstod at this Once. mill Mt pall monthlr.
HENRY LAMBRT.
Coßntroller.
h Gazette.l
dot Annv Of-
Acid
Tulin to select
itecoutretnente
tes, concluded
!'esvgliATfilf
DISSOLUTION OF CO•PARTNER.
Still. The partnership heretofore existing
between
Sc . ott and A. I. Scott,
Undor he d rm name and ethe of '
11. P. SCOTT & SON,
•
Was dlseolvad by mutes/ coneent wattle ISt day of
Jame. 170.
AU debts due the Om 'Oh be paid WA. I Scott
who n 1115150 pay the debts of the dna.
D. P. SCOTT.
A. 1. SCOTT.
PiTrairrton:June 17.1870, JIM'S;
I.7AUCCESS THE CRITERION OF EX
CELLENCT-
The.Empiro,...Mutual
'u .
Ilse achieved a eaecess almost. nparalleled la th
hietery of Life Insurance. -.
ORGANIZED APRIL 11, 1869
Ettiiness 91:the Company
FOII TLIF. MST FISCAL YEAR.
.• • .
Whole Number of PohcWe Lhotedi. . 3
jr.t 6 l lr.
natio of "mans to To
Avenwe Itotlo et ell CowWwlet .ome 41-
For o e f er . s m S t lglfe Liabilities th e Empire heetT.S!2
Average Amount 61.496
TTl74'- .... '1.""
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State WI the belnoeesetwlyoitk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
eountv conventions,
The Republican Voters of Allegheny county are
requeetran to meet et the usual elates for buldin
TAM."' election. in the serenil Wards. leTrough
and Towonhlrte. on
Saturday, August 27, 1870
nd elect delegitne from melt Fleet Inn District to
sch of the following ConvenOons. as follows:
TWO DEIXGATCS f non enelt Elect on 111,1001
n the
COUNTY CONVENTION
for the purpose of conOnstlng caniihisics for
PROI'IIONOTARY. •
COUNTY COMMISSION KIL,
CORONER.
JURY COMMISSIONER ,
DIRECTOR OF T.IIE POOR.
TITO OTHER DELEGATES twist csch Eler
Drip District to the
ongremional-Legislatit e Convention
fort a Immo, or nominating oNE CANDIDATE.
FOR iYiNG ItES . S hi the . 2 4 2 , 1 Vongreasionel Dist
Diet: ONE CANDIDATE from Val punkin of Al
legheny county tto•wit North and Writ of the
Allegheny and ohin Rivera) vihleb le embraced In
the '23d Congressional District.
• ONE CANDIDATE FOlt STATIC SENATE.
t-A CANDIDATE'S FOR ASFESIRLY.
These Conventiong not meet In the City of Pit..
burgh. at the COURT DOUSE,
th On
ng TU tim ESDAY.
August. 30th. 1 ti7o. it e followie* as
vir.,
COUNTY CON V ENTION will elect mile C•
ro-
Pions Court Isom. et II o'clock A. M.
mTlll,leleg2tello the CONG RESSION
!ATI VE CONVENTION from the 'PM Conga,
stoma Dhstrbt will meet at 10 o'clock A. 0. In the
new District Court Room for the purpose of nom
inating u CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS from
said District.
The. Delrgates !nun that trAtion of Allegheny
county which is In the '230 Congressional District.
will meet at 10 O'clock A. M. to the old District
Court Room for the purorte of no rebating n CAN
DIDATE FOR CONGRESS. and eIecqIngTIIREE
CONFEREES to meet the Conferees of Armstrong
and Sutler Counties. .
And at 11 , j clock st.Jir,.. , soon thereafter en
both the Congressionei,Vonci6dions above dents,
tutted shall have concluded their respectirc duties
es such. they will meet In the old District Court
Room for tke purpose of nominating
ONE CANDIDATE FOR STATE. SENATE. and
SLV CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
The election of Delegate* will be held between
the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock P.m.on SATURDAY.
August 27th. 1870. and will be held BY tar as
practicable by the Republioto . members of the
election hoards In • the different titanic.. and In
those districts where the election officers are a'
minority of the reenter board the. Republican
voters are authorised tot elect enough additional ;
officals to complete the board.
The voting in the elites and boroughs ball In all.
clues be by ballet, and in the townships by narking.
The President Of .the Conway Convention, and
of the Congressional-Legislative Convention,rdli.
unless both Convention' , order otherwise and con
cur In so doing, appoint a Committee of three. the
two Committeeetbus appointed to meet together as
soon as practicable after the adjournment of the
Convention to appoint • County Committee for the
mating rant. •
At the request of many Republicans. and with a
- view of abertairda be sentiment of the people
upon the qUestion of the attention in this countY
by the 'Republican party of what laitnown ea the
Crawford Conntyaystem of bolding primary elec.
done and making nominations. ee.. each voter is
requested. in designating his chafee for delegate*
to the respective Conventions. {Obstruct (bona to
vote aye or nay in the said CO:Mentions on a prop
osition there to .be submitted of adoption by the
party of that system.* full anglosplleitexpltsna -
Sion et which will be hereafter publisbedlaykhLy
Committee In the Republican press of the City of
Pittsburgh.
By order of the ErtiOn Republican'seetiktilk
Committee for Allegheny' owattY.
aat-L-Ite-YOO77ANCE. Chalernan;
WALTZ.. S. lesCca2 l
tico. F. mono AN.
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cum.stEspiNG A NEW VOLUME.
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'I.PETTICCUT INFLUENCE ON TUE GOV
ERIitIENT OF ENGLAND. By Justin.
11. Tinil r( WllMS: A POTAI.By Cecil Doe.
L
111. TWO ETTIMA: A TALE.
IV. OX - rr.E TUEOUT OF EVOLUTION. PART
V. A lI C E B E y K P MEGI r TIIR MORMONS.
VI. SIIAI.I. WE DESPAIR OF TIIE WS
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VII. A GHOST AG A MODERN CONVENIENCE.
• By Mot MArrAret Hemmer.
VIII. I.AatiC7lokb pl
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IX. EPIGRAXI, R lE e . Walsh.
X. THE LOSS OF TI ONEIDA.
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Norris.
XIV. SUSS TIUWS )EGRE T . J. tV . .° Cat..
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ARCSIIIIRG BRIDGE, COLUMBIA OIL.—
TUESDAY EVENING. Jane 214. at !}o'clock.
will Do sold on second door of llcllsralne's Anetloo
Rooms.loo flmlthdeld drect, . . -
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shares Rank of Pittsburgh.
• shares Minns NatlonM Bank,
'• shares Allegheny National Bank. . .
shares NharplibUlß Bridge CoodBAY••
.i .1 duns Columbia Oil Compao ~,„.„,..„,„
- 2° A. MeILWAINZ ....•"---
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CITY CexerteLLelea Ojr.c%
Prmenceou.Jaee 40. IST •
DlTOTlCE._sealeer propOSSIN will
be
Teethed at this olllee tin MONDAY, JUN 6
th.""b. " 'IC4II IrAgg'"4l.27i,
m hat per incing JUL
LY 1010 mc,ejo, the, wimpy:. for
no
the ale or mad ,neemll• .hose Committee
RTTO the dint to mime any or all Mee.
It. J. ct/ IeCINVAN.
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Contreller.
SHARES PITTSBURGH
A.9011.i.AS WV:WK.—THURSDAY EVER.
U. coo • ,at 8 o'clock, .111 be eiiioi_n second
iloa•ot Medliraine' Auction Room Iso Sontts
field street, 11,000 s
shares fltisburin s,
Gee Stock.
Auctioneer.
FERRY BOAT.,
Anll.olMVlUrelog
A MO BOAT UNEMPLOYED
Can ead a good Darla' use . furtier
Fa competition.
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IS THE HEST AND casApagr
Commercial and Family Newspipei
PUBLISLIED IN WE9TERN- VENNnLVANIA.
No farmer. mechanic. In. merchant shouid
ihbont a . .
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five..
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Clubs of feu
A eupf furaithedt. 4 . 41 1 to the getter-up
rictus of ter, RAU.Were sue re:melded
t Assets. Aggro..
PENNIMAN,. EKED 4k.
4 PHOYILItigeR
:e—StITICES—..To-Let." " ttr_ s." "
FOCH LINES, grid k Inserted In th.. Miumns ono
Jo , TIVENTI,FII'E CENTS; 'rack 'ad./Ilion& lOW
FIVE CENTS.
WANTS
AT ANTED:-2 COACH - PAINTERS
11l WEIN-VE.I - S CARRIAGE. BAZAAR.
RR Mint Avenue. From 81S MVP per 'week
enil be paid
621_
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travel awl sell ',lent Tibts by &Rl
be at:
fe':ree moo
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WANTED --TO 1.0.k,i. 3 157,600 ow
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lIEO. It.•• OCIIIIAN.
Allorderelt4/11,.. 60 Orentuan: •••••ts
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ANTED.--il few tlitt . )oaden - af
73 Fourth dreflOP.._
AnilTDELDialyAa.,Respeetabk Xar
vitt in Loupe work. Wager not . . n .tel 4 . l" = :.
able home preferred. AMT., C.. Flttalr
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Enquire tor ono wets of No. 3
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NArirkErsrdt:l)llll ATllorAlt‘a for
orkrunt Work. Soren.) kOris 1•111. Wanted tot
( l ooking. Chambers - cork. ~r 2 g.,t.t work ao_cl
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INT A NTElL—Experlen ccd Agents, to
v v travel rind sell Patent Righta by animism.
Yor an article AM 'Moiled.eve Till be wanted In
rVatnily. Addvess. A. ht.. Box 333. Pitts
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TAT ANTED--in ORPHAN BOY and
v v ritlll. of 9or 10 year. er eh , " "'O . "
a con pie. Compens • tion. boartY. cinching. scboal.
Ing. he. Best of reference yen. Address for
twu daya,1.C..0.4.Z.Z1T1 °Mee L_ 114,
AATANTED—AGENTtt Exforiemeed
v v • agentava tawwel and I patent rig:B(010r
an artielepst patented. Bill be wanted In evert'
fatally. Great . Inducements - altered. Address A.
11., Bob 333. Plttsburch P. 0.
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.A.NTEiI-2MORTG, GES. _
30.000 to Wan in lam ur mall 00
at n fair rate of tarrettoisA K . rrr,nr.
Km.80a0. 4 1`47 , nre:2lo".,
WANTED,
SCiEW CUTTING
3 to 6 feet bed and ISt° '34
PosuAllos Box 3
WANTED,
Coat and Pant
Kaufman, Oppen'
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WANTED—MOILT4.I
Thirty Thousand Doll
co o a o • m a a r l l
tote
o unt on aruamt
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TO-LET.—Three Nice Rootn;, with
ties and Water. Suitable ur a small family.
In *LVLlTZlreginAl;.q" " 3 3 7W "
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Siory'ißriek Home,
anutlearprlggrArm a iurx ,
airimArgrArp=gAl-,. 11
1 1 0. LET.-STORE ROOM.
,--.- 4..finit-clece STORM ROOM and cellar. N.
I obi uppyty street. completely Stied up 11h
shelving and counters. Will la rented cheap, If
called for moo. Enquire at -
Nu. 4 VIRGIN ALLEY.
TO -LET.--A. good, two story BRICK
• DWELLING. oghlaloteg 1:1 room, with mod
ern Impreremeota. Mao. large Lot and good Brick
Mahle, ',Melte Inmates on the Park. O. 114
North Avenge., Heat reagOrethle. Apply 0 No•
41 Ohio street. Allegbeg2. 101.421
Fon sm.E.
Two Drayo, a Cart, and a Stt .Of Borneo,
All in good order. ' Indalre et deco of •
• .rmos WOOLEN bIILL.
• Join:yell so. 121) River Aveale. Allegheny.
TOE SALE CHEAP.-252,500 ill
' * 4.,, t ,T. T l.ll:::ftla L 41 Corp% VrOe h Ag.il
ambling. f rooting on siorty fee. street, ona i iiia "-
square bank of PenUllytTkllls avenue. Twentieth •
ward. neer East lAberty. , AMA? ar 174 ISSI%
street. near Serenth avenue. Jule-wen
FOR SALE.— That well-known
ikaGratttEtF k g& L lVlZ: L t f a ' gr.i.l._ ll
s proper person &ping to k eep • hr. tau ts
• r".", "Porimltl • ) 3 0 . 0 1112Tbs AterttrLar.
No. t) Bank of ColummtAd t t%
Orr/mutation Immediate on sale. 1e&1.
FOS SALE .— Engines and Boilers,
, Sew ehd Sewed liana of all einds.eoneteetlf
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Ordote from ~•f Piatttht the Theft) pmetetlY
tended
.. 'JAMT..S HILL & CO.,
Corner tnalion &yen. and P.. W. W. & C. It. W..
__MSA.tnia P 2k,.....
ko.SAIL'.--1 ooragrilent•house, 6
Room, lot street k s2 4 .
ggra. .o4 , • „, e. m om
antd,rotos:Vite '..
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11=•.• nr.. , 7llringx.' . W . •
' Ilowsa and lot. HaV e roac, le , _ .
1.04,11111111.10.13116 d. ill $ OM tan in
an
r. A umber of er beams and lota or sat&
Rl3. WI n .LLIA.3I4. 17th ward, Butler near 411 d
'treat. • '• - • 67
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VON. SAM—STOCK FARAL--Con-
TALsB 240 ACRE& one hundred and slaty
:=.l.4dgurldvaluni balance wood. Improve*
and sheep bourns , 'crr ' rad and wban Vn:d "b yt
email creek aael i u through Ma place. 811.14A:d In
tdlonalevilr&all=n3t.titti Jrr IZTetrogg
D ar re no 'Mrs and charnel,. Ina farm can ba
It. kternitrgeo...t4Plll4t;ourth Ave.
MIME=
KOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCRINOR
IVOR CITY PROPERTY.—A doe COUNTRY
t IDENCE. containing `2,0 mos seith 2 bosom
thereon one, • Poe, comfortable t. and convenielit
Trirrr :" l4m P crater,
' in y a lv . Ift for t mlll.. 10 beet natcr Ear;
from the Otte, ocithe Sohn ° of Ttril °reek Wed.
V of a mile Inge Seised's litathot. ' Central Mai
med. Also. Novena rood Perim in good locellocie
tad hooted tor"le.- i''qui glTlL.l A3l WARD.
melt No.llo Clrent ER.. opposite CathedosL
"VOR SALE.-. 449 beautiful building
lota near the Pennsylvania 'Railroad: - 71tese
ints are selling very cheap-0000 each-11100 cash
and Wanes in fourq niit m ai
Um 10 of Jane the ;grill 034 e' liothe and
examine pl a y. at the oface of T. It. ILL & SOS.
corner Penn and 113 d street. or It. S. SILL, &Ma
ulat Law, 'l9 Grant street.
Immo asmillnjoontalering 4 rornm. situate on
dadstreet lot by 100 feet. Thts to • very
nne plyce property and will make s peers
iqtome 1 . 0 arif one. of modems means. T. IL..
Armee mitlalle.tionse eindalnion 4 room• and
bilte en, situate im Mate street. near the Greens
barithrke,lot 90 bt 100 feet.. Tbls is a very
besot Lace will be Rohl cheap it .n. 4 for
soon. T SILL & SON...
Those [Miring to rumba. houses and lots ad.
anisoniusly will do well to cal onana.musd exam
-6e our MA. WO have property that, we aril gitna
NW pram dips
so Loan Intintrers,botls Op an.
Mont .of PRICE and POT CATION. o. R. SIs..IV
SON. corner reran mut 3.1 d streets. - my „
FOR SALE OR LEASE
A FIRST-CLASS
OIL REFINERY;
Well located; eepaclly 1.900 WS PP' week. Let
good condition. nearly nen. APPU ed. 00 add..
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• H. 3./. 1.014 G & CO.,
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j2.._„/ PITTSBURGH. PA.
Wattles .Bz, Sheafer,
AGULTTS TOR ALL TIM
AMERICAN WATCHES.. •
2riir,l,:iattvreAULVAirAde . r...dtsbL
NEW STYLE OPERA LEONTALNEILIAINn.
:Guard Mahn and LeMllltlllEte Chaim 'Avery too
Woes. •
WATTLES O • ISII:EATER.
low 101 MR AvenaeL
omm:
T: lies,
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Flnighersy
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12=111:
LITIIE,
eh .whiir. Aadress
Plltilhol7l 3 .
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Makers,
,eimer
TURD STREET.
DM
n to Loop
Iperty lo67beheel
JEREMY.
4 0/Tritit stri4t.
FOR .BALE..
A. MeTARIAND, & B. HARTMAN,
Puretncrr. VICE PAISIDTAT.
Federal Insurance Co.'
OF ALLF/ISEENT cTrr,
OFFICE: PA-
Cor. Federal and Lacock Streets.
nrarcrola:
Edward Ott W. G. Glimm.
ValemUne er. LK:l . ' l i a.m.
' .7 M OZ h l n tiorls .". nd. , . 1'r,,,.: B . ~,A .= 6 .... .
Wm. 131210Y91 j,
reitm lAn426— r. M. vs. Ofmlaral Aiwa