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THURSDAY MORRINO, HAY 2, 1861
CITY AFFAIRS
9lngoiroioascii Obierratiaos for the flasefts. by
0. IL Sbav °pa:40,69 Fifth 81.—oorreetid dilly:
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9 o'clock, .at ' - 00 '
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Buomotert.—
viaitico: P11411*.1. zooa nut colnsTair.
Christians -of all denominations, meet every
ni t
mOnting at nine o'clock , tihe Lectors Room of
• the Pirst Presbyteria . nCh rob in this city, to pray
for killeoutitry-sed ont it se friends who an leas
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in unitary day to del dit is this day of dark.
a and peril. All am cordially invited to come;
fo 44 vitepr the Lehi kee the airy , the watchman
he% bat in rail;" I
,
Adjourned itteealmttrires Lusby ilia-The
' Canapawilse stereo Disband.
i Pennant to adjournment ' s meeting of Voltin
:tear Captains wee held yesterday. in the Com
' mom Council Clainber. Gen. J. mac, Snodgran
was celled to preside, an Capt. J. td. Payne ea.
. chosen-Sec:elm. 1
After some discussion. Col. Balm Moved that
all the companies ant ineloded in the six, meet
two o'clock in the' after Coon, parade the principal
afternm.
• • streem,lave a meeting it City Hall, and idler re.
sewing their devOien toOe stars and stripes, dis
h band and return to their homes.
The motion elicited a iengthy and rambling dia
cission--Mme geritlemen being in favor of die
. banding, while others were oppOsed to that course,
deemiog it wiser to ..hold - together fora few days,
iilhopes that something favorable might tore op.
Capt. Fleming - offered a substitute for Col. Hulls'.
matins, setting forth that inasmuch as Camp Wh
ine ba‘been formed for the benefit of the value
teen of Alleghenyiumety, they should endeavor to
seam their sights, and not disband under soy eir.
cumstanco.
'Capt. tdeetrelli commented severely upon the
Management of affairs; and suggested that there
was
.a "screw loose" at Hanrg, which they
should endeavor to fled and tighten up.
co.'l Hulls Teri laticiously suggested that the
serest_ alluded to at. Harrisburg was "tight," and
hence their-trouble:
Capt.-Barnes sueremOd that there was ainiataken
idea as to the 'Bent of the Gevernoes order for
wiz companies train this county. His impfesaidii woe
that ate comPaniiii 'were for the service o f the
United States, ad that moot the other cOmpa
ales remaining mitht be accepted -aidu the re
serve of 10,090.f0t the State service.
.pt. Johnston, remarked test the better plan
wined be 'lo act with 'deliberating, Col. Jarrett
bad Moored hint that he world ace every effort in
hti powerio Secure the acceptance of the Alla
ghenycounty voluteers, and be thought it likely
that information to this effect would be received
hie vary "bort time, as it now appeared that the
volunteers from the other coanues in Western
Pennsylvasie were not offenng as freely as was
anticipated. He famed also that — he had in hie
- possession the nailer of the six companies, whew
services had been accepted by the Governor, and
who are ordered into Camp Wilkins immediately.
He would announce the names at the close of the
meeting.
Capt. C bester read a letter from Harrisburg; in an-
Ewer to his letter tendering the services ofthe High
!nod-Grenadier Guards. His offer woe declined, fir
the mama that the quota WAS already fill, but was
requested to "hold on," and as opportunity might
yet be afforded him, etc. Row he asked what he
was to understand by this I He could sot keep his
men together without being able to give them some
guarantee ol au acceptance. And yet they were
not even to go into camp !
Cot tialtralso read a letter to Col. Espy, from
Gen. Negley, declining the tender of the Si- Clair
. Gourds, out nrgiug him to wait lot another revel
sition, which would no doubt soon be made upon
this State.
Capt Gibson thought. that "gold" was more po
tent at Harrisburg than merit and patriotism. He
' was in favor of the bast drilled companies going
into service find, but front what he had beard
"favoritism" and " oilluence" were directing the
• ; "machinery at the Capital.
4 Col. Halle cooldmot keep his men 'toy longer
under ouch ramenae.. They meat be provided tor,
ordisd very 'mon. ,
Capt. Cheste r - angteated the appointalent of a
committee to ascertain what companies were fall,
and which' were proficient in drill. -
- Capt. Bayne remarked that the Governor had the
whole matter legelry in his hand.. and it was use.
lees to protest against biz action. Things might
not be satiofactory,; but they might as well submit
as gracefully as missible. He -was opposed to a
manmittee on-drill, which would only get op a
Mealy between companies and produce bad results.
Capt. Frogusen•hail miormatme direct from Bar.
riaburg, to tee r eff,eet that Gen. Negley had made
the choice:et the 'nix companies. and it they were
not the hear ; . the blame - vested with him.
Col. Halm though!thattbe Meeting should Come
to Some determin e tion. His original' proposition
did not seem to meet with the feelings of 11101118
preseeioted the substitute of Cept. Fleming oleo fell
Wort of its object. He wield therefore submit
the following:
Resulted, That a ConimittelEol three be appoint
ed by tbe Chair to proceed at once to organize all
companies into regiments, to be officered in the
proper mariner.
lino:red, That MI goon as said regiments are
organized, thMetlas regimental officers shall meet
and mitimit a plan , forliture action:
The' resolutions were'well : received and gnat&
inanely adopted.
Under the first imolotion the Chair appointed the
. following Committee : Col. H. HOU, Cape. 11. 11.
Fleming arid Capt. D. Armstrong.
Capt. Armstrong advised the gentlemen present
to use every effort to bold their man together, as a
Committee - of influential gestletneniamoug whom
were Hz-Governor Johnson and Thomas M. Howe
had coat gone to lignitteirg, for the purpose of me-'
king some arraniimments by which all the Compa
nies hare can hegemonies!, uniformed and equipped.
Capt. Johnston; wee now called upon for the
. names of the ma CONINIAIIIII, selected from' Alle
gheny eounti.undiir the late recirmition. Us pro
doced the oiders.from Head-quarters, sealed and
addressed As follows:
Capt. Duncan, Dineen Guards; -
CaptMerdtmeticri Garibaldi Rifles;
1 Capt: Bintea,Chirtiera Valley Guards ;
Capt. Smith; Pittsburgh Mos ;
Capt. Geo. w. Hays, Anderson Guard. ;
Copt: Gownly, Iron City Guards
_ The meeting then adjourned to meet age a
'Thursday morningi &Lien o'clock, at the ante
place.
The following conipantstraport themselves ready
for mirky In addition to thormiwbo bare bean or
.
-,, tlyind-into camp ; '
Minute Itiflemoi4 Capt. Gibson;
City Guards, Company 8.,1 apt. Jaeksoq
.NatiJnal Guardi,Conapany A, ;apt. Boltz;
National Gouda, Company 8, Capt. num;
Lafayette Bluer 'Capt. '
Wilkinson' :.
Pennqlvania Airier Guards. Capt.llarr;
Pittsburgh Artillery, Capt. Hammerer;
„Sumter b nerdy. Cita. Hiyiron;
Wufilepton RilleGiaards, Capt. Ferguson;
Port Perry /hegira, Captain Carroll;
Turtle Creek GeOrds, Capt. - Kunkel; _
Independent Rutgers, Capt.- McCona;
-Anderson lellintry, Capt. Scott;
Federal Goords, Copt :Hull;
Allegheny Rangers, Capt. Fleming;
Keystone Infantry, Capt. Bayne;
Wilkins Guards, captain not chosen;
McKeesport Unio n
r•I Guards, A, Capt. Snodgrass;
sr • g,
Plummer Guards,-Capt. Hay;
Wayne tapt. Armstrong;
Government Guards, Capt. Anderson; •
Monongahela Blom Capt:Blackburet.
Marion Rifler, Capt. Johnston;
Hibernia Guards.,, Capt. Kane;
Pennaylvania Life Gaucho, Capt. Williams;
Columbia Legion, Capt. Patterson;
Irish Volunteers,'Capt. Marphy.
There are ssvirit other companies formed for
Ferries not included ie the list.
Corrected especially tot tha Gelttli4 bl Massip. hold
♦ tug, of theßkoioia' Bask Note Reporter. ; Rites
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Pareassanzosq--the tesehers and pupils of the
Soloed Ward Pattie Schoolpresented
eiit deg to Capt. Coo. W. Leonia , . compi n y,
tesday, al the School llovea - The presentation
/Out' to behalf of the edictal 'Ulu& by the
prionipelp Mr... 1, B. Mad, *hose remark" were
highly appropriate!and patristic. Capt. Lsotterd
noshed the deg on:behalf of his fine oompany, and
made en eloquent ran d patrictie speech on the wea
-1 slut. Thirty-four tiirthe little stria of the school
- were dressed in white, trimmed with blue ;Tin red,
who snag the ~ #4lWitito and with fine
affect.
The acrimony was witnamed by issteiolid of
asset, umbering ova - one thottand. who' math
' felted their boundless. enthulains, o f .
handkerchiefs and abeam'. - • -
. .
- A TalsCOlipAllT.....2lio Allegheny firanadlani of
Twoaday n be at the fawn Hell,and
• b gawayriVlA
g the fall oomplaeiana of sum on due.. toll,
oga), oiganisid• by shaky the: following oil
givil—hvaidani,Jobn H. Align!) Vios•Piroab;
goo, Jobn Mordilimd; Blefotif7, Jamst. Reno.
Ccirrerpondlog Socntath Thos. Yotty riwanwar:
Jag. P. Nem Multstry—Cspeoo,h. C. Alasandon
pool Idantalianti - Robc Wray, - yr; 2 UM. Dr.
you Y. Hatt Ed , Lliwt." Chula 13.
tumult, Manua P. Beadertop. s page, John
DU o=Po/ is omPood of tali:mw—lb!a7l
- bight Wu sikfess..
aii t o s, Wookis Leal& to poor bflod4 . oolllol--
in all lb. vu 121* 04 1 dais , .JW out•-fod •
02104 ii l o7l ol/ Na d 7 for =Mpg. Price di
9.1416
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Canal/ ..Watt tt - Drama tp
Oar. molenteeri bail, lately been &objected to a
good d ad Of italloVariee in consequence of the un
certainty of everq . thing connected with Camp Wil.
bins, and Indeed with the whole business of recruit
ing. At one time they are encouraged to hope fur
an inamellate acceptance of their services, and at
another they are told that there Is no hope for them.
The volunteers are very loth to disband, 41 will 111
seen by the proceedings of e misting of captains
,alseerhers reported, bat Immediately upon the heels
Meer determination to form an independent reel
meat, rehave telegraphic advises to the effect that
the Secretary of War has notified Gov. Curtin that
the second requisition upon Pennsyleatia has been
eountamandod, end that no more troops can be an
opted from this State. Thirsts no reason assigned
for Mb action, and our people are at a loss to coos.
prebend it. The news le folly confirmed. and
whether the matter be explained or not, certain it le
that most if net all of our volunteers companies wilt
disband forthwith. One company, the Independent
Rangers, Capt. McCombs, has already disbanded,
and others will doubtless soon follow.
It seems probable, likewise, that Camp Wilting
Will be broken up in conesquence of the refusal
of the Government to receive any more troops from
this State. Gen. Markle, now in tlameburg, tel
eghphed to hie brother, yesterday, as
"Let the Weet Newton Gourds stay at Dome.
Camp Wilkins will probably be broken op."
Truly, our military again are in an unstable
condition here. What shall we have next?
.......29 17 20
The Wheeling lagVatteer on Virginia
The Wheeling Intellsgencer, of Wednesday,
publishes what it very properly styles "the official
bargain and tale by which, on the 25th day of
April, the State of Virginia wee nominally sold out
by the Star Chamber despots of Richmond to Alex.
H. Stephens, Commissioner from the Jell. Davis
Government at Montgomery."
The Wheeling Union, having ventured to assert
that the document would be read with satisfaction
by every Virginian, Is thus scoriated by the Inklti
gaiter: "Were we such a neat of traitors and
conepiratore u the Wheeling Union would repre
sent ne, we wneld not be vale a day nor an hour.
But our neighbors know better. They know that
secession in this community la almost s family of
fair—that it basso real foothold among us—that
it cannot stand a moment—aye, not a second be
fore the thousands of loyal- hearts and brave stur
dy arms of the yeomanry of Northwestern Virginia,
backed np and aided as they will be by the eager
and swarming multitudes to the right and to the
left of us. Broadly condone that we speak' the
overwhelming, the almost unanimous voice of the
people of this city. we, before the country—before
nut friends and neighbors—hold up this unparal
leled axle to public execration and denounce it for
all that is infamous and.onholy."
One of the great evils of war is -the scarcity at
provisions caused by • neglect of the Maine's at
the tgricnlturiat. Farmers and farm hands should
be the hit to volunteer, particularly if their places
cannot be 'upped. II -the termer. should lad to
produce the great maples of life, we would have
famine prices, it not cadaverous 'amine itself. Let
the tillers at the soil put in the largest possible
crops, particularly of corn, s
, potatoes ' etc. If the
war continues, there will be a demand for all of it.
-'We are pleaaed to note that Gov. Curtin is es.
vicising a proper discrimination in this respect.
Gen. Jack, ci Weatmoreland county; baring urged
the Governor to form a gimp at Greensburg, and
accept a regiment Calm that county, received the
following telegraphic reply:
..To J. Jack: It is utterly out of my power to
accept a regiment from your county, and equally
beyond my power to order you into camp. I ad
mire the patriotic motives which induce the effer
yet I am happy to add, our necessities do mot coos.
pel ne to tate so many from agricultural and other
beneficial employments."
Wolmon'y lava Thwart Jar,. DAVIS —We have
often heard of people "leaving the Dotted States
and going to Butler," bat the following is the first
instance which we have beard of any one leaving
the "Old Dominion" for the Rotted States. The
Wheeling intellipencer mil :'"We met a gentleman
last evening who was apparently prepared for a
journey. We asked him where he was going, and
received for a reply, steepled with a few emphatic
words not found, in the catechism, that be was going
to the United States. Re had taken en oath not to
live ander Jeff. Davis, and this State having ratified
that gentleiiin's Constitution, he was' "on the
vamoose."
TIIREVI 11[11 SIZOL AT Turn —A day or two
sinee,on incident occurred to the Harlansburg
(Lawrence county) volunteer company, which is
worthy of record. There is an old Irish aupersti
lion that if a shoe is thrown at you. when starting
upon any expedition, it augurs good lock, or
micron what you have undertaken. As the
company passed through Croton, an enthusiastic
Irish girl pulled off her shoe and threw it at them.
The company understood the matter, and halting,
gave the girl three rousing cheer..
Wirrasoazinno FTid.y last, a boy
aged *bon ea year., Con n 1 Peter Walter+, or Hai-
Ay township, Team senonaly isinried by having a
pitch fort ran into the bead immediately behind
the right ear. He is still in a very critical cnodi•
Hon, hat hope. are entertained That be wtll n•
cover.
Oo Saturday lag, a little daughter of Philip S.
Habits, of Hemp Geld townet tp, folljrom a porch,s
distance of ten or twelve feet, producing a levers
concussion of the brain. She is recovering.
Anna or MC STICAXER WriTISORMIRD.-
in yesterdays paper we gave the particular. or the
seizure ot the Steamer Westmoreland, a Pittsburgh
boat, at Memphie, by an irresponsible mob. A
passenger who arrived hero by railroad yesterday.
inform as that the buaawras detained fur fourteen
hoar., and then released, when naps. Evans means.
ed up and proceeded on his way to Cincinnati.
• Tar. "EL PCQAeeo."—Plot the lent of the ob
jects of Internet at "Camp Cutter" is the brae sir
pound cannon—the El Pegaase—esplared it the
battle of Cerra Gordo, April 19, 1947, by the Amer
ican army under the command of Gen. Scott, and
presented to the State by !drips Gen. Plttarroll.
It is a beautlfol piece; and tf an °enema presents
itself will do good .ereioe evilest Southern rebel..
Isr
via Crrr.—Gen. Irwin, of Dearer, Commis
sary 13sautnd of the State, arrived to the city yes•
tads', and loft let evening for Harrisburg, lopon
offlolal holiness. The Commissary Department of
Camp Wilkins will be under the charge of his as
sistant, Don. A. A. Weaver, whose appointment co
noticed yesterday.
. Icano—Front Drawn, conductor of a freight
train on Ithe Pittaborgb, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, who reason frightfully mjared on Toes-'
day forenoon, by falling from I n , train near Coon
nation, died on Wednesday afternoon. HI, re
mains wero brought up to the city for intern:eat.
DECLIVATION.--Geo. B. McCall, elected Colossi
of tbe Tenth Regiment Penneylvania Volunteers,
declieed that position on Mcindsy. A new elec.
tics was!beld, when B. A. Meredith, the former
Major of the regiment, was elected Colonel. and
Capt. Richard White elected Major. Alen White
was sleeted Quartermaster el the regiment.
PCJIDKVINAPIA Rl I LIWAD Ma IDE Feb!,
having been entertileed that bridges . would be
destroyed, or obstroctioas placed upon the track,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company have placed
armed men at the pricipal bridges, and watchmen
all along the line.
Urrion Itogrcres.--Jobn W. Pittock, flag man
ufacture'', opposite the tbeatre, bas just received
a splendid a.cottment of "Union rosette.," made
of red, white and blue ribbon., in the centre of
which is an elegant photograph of Walbington,
handsomely succeed. Seed in your order.
A Bscumionee Hue° to Errior.—A change of
Seperiniendents waa recently made at the Virginia
mill, am Wheeling, and the new inerambent no;
bang ecmptable to the employees of the mill, on ac
count of hi. holding IRCUSIOU sentiment', they hong
him to
PATRIOTIC PRIATCRA —.Nevem] of Oar Country
enhances have reached u• ie "half ■beet,? owing
to the fact that their journeymen have liken op
the "abootiag stick+ , and gone off to_the wars.
Thin being the cane, the blontgoreer; matter will
aeon be *socked fete pa!
• F*110111.1) Y. Marshall, Wood
street, the exteheirexall palter dealer, to lolly up
to tbi time . in the production of patriotic prints.
He bap a bautirot ttuortment or firoboar4 riots
elelant/Y emoted in ttio National colors.
. Tut Neonomitee are • liberal as well as a pa.
'biotic people. We lee it stated .that 'they hare
deposited $5,000 in the Beaver Beek for the per
em of 'aiding it the good work of crashing rebel
t
Ititsvagan.—W. J—Loog, Agent of the Nonni.
rants Unread at Greensburg for four years past,
hu resigns" his position. B. W. Tarns, hu been
appall:4s' his successor.
S. 13..HA1X011), of Norwich, Mitskinguto coaoty,.
Ohio: bed his nose broken end Wu skull fractured
few &eye sine by the bursting of a erred stone. He
is not expected to melee.
Now York.:•pm' AlLoki
• t owe Wt Wo ARAL
Tar Iron City Geoid', Copt. Gormley, bill been
accepted by Col. inrrett, and are ordered mto
camp immediately.
Da.' 11 VVICICTUNI SOL W, LIME.
1111•111 T. FUR !IMRE!" la untiraled by sop In all
cam of letinetwow,ortdog (ma Sprain', brilliance Wreath
ing, It" effect Is magical and certain. I , arum or Saddle
ficratcbae, Maar, do ,•it whi Wen cure epoodily:
Sparta and "azimut* may banally prevented bud cured itt
the , theldbitt limit... bat owifirroon ewe iira ond th•
poldblUty *1 a "wawa nor. ho case • el tbe kin d, )} however,
Wen dementia ar .hopalaw bat It hay be alleviated by tilde
italment, and it. taitbint Rppliretion will shyer Famine,
the iouneasse and •••0;• the Lora to hard witb shapers,
tier eat. . '
Rem bona earner boned bare rho remedy at band, for
liably wealth* tad appearance of Lemmas mlil sae&
bully penal those faisedable oilman mentioned, to
blab .11 beam an liable and which render ea many car
male rideable borne nearly W4lllllh/f.
adverlartoent. . aytTilyalwiralt* •
A 1701313 BADII3IX—On the lot Lostait, J 01131.11 AVOID
111 HAUGH. ha IM 77th hear of ble men.
The foneral *DI take plea TUIS• ArDIANOON. et
teckek, roan EN Ista retddesce la Ittrialitabsse. _ '
DRAVO Iredosodey,the lit Instant, et Been Velki
MARK AMID MAYO. Jr. Li Mallet pet of his ago.
The Moods of the Wetly ere riosettofty hinted to it;
tied the tossod, than the reliance of his Mtn r. tlr. V. 8. .
Orin "kir Monty street. sift o'clock rII le DAY....
TIITOODSIDE k PARRY,
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AND DEALIE6II
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oakvatat iffluntorin Qioif.ol waif vrolt•
sew EUTIBUILea. LA.
Don't Begkot Your Farms
To,liorse Owners
INlffela
Letter from
The following After, jest rebeived-by one of oar
citizens from a friend in Louisville, will be read
with interest
Lovurzua, April 29, 1891
Dean Su: Yours of the `Lath is to band. I wish
that I was able to tell you what Kentucky is going
to do. It would be a great relief to me if I knew,
hot that le beyond the comprehension of any mho,
just now. The Union' men are making a strong
effort to keep her quiet and to maintain what they
call a position of "armed eentrality.' , But whether
they can succeed is doubilul. Our Governer ie
a secessionist, and L hive no doubt, in league with
Jeff. Davis; and Sit is possible for him to get the
State out of the Union, he will do so. My opinion
is now that he can't do it legally; that our Legia.
latere which meet.s again neat week, will not pass
an ordinance of recession ; but, of cootie, very
much depends on what takes piece meantime.
Some think that the Senate of Kentucky will
not pan an ordinance under any etreuentoners.
Hot my faith is not so strong am that. I believe
that a majority of the people of oar State are op
pond to ncesalon. So I believe they were ie
Virginia and Tennessee. But after what hu taken
place to those States it is very uncertain what will
be done here. Ten day* ago, the Union feeling in
Nashville was about as strong am it was here—now
a Union man is eat safe there, and hundreds have
been driven oat. How soon the same state of
thine will retch Louisville, who can tell I What
we most tear just now is, that there may be trouble
along the river in regardto shipping goods. Cin
cinnati claims the right to atop provisions and other
articles from coming to Louisville: This, of course,
I excites the people here, and some of them feel like
retaliatiog. duff while our city is very.quiet, nod
ha. been, yet almost every on nem to have fears
that there may be an outbreak. We have the mime
political elements here that they have in Baltimore;
I and as soon as there is anything to nut a mob, we
may expect trouble.
You will see that Kentucky occupies a very deli
eats position, and to my mind not a vary logical
one. While she claims to he In the Union, she re.
fans, through her Governor, to furnish men to fight
for it, bat has furnished several companies to her
anemia; and while claimieg to be loyal, she Is
supplying the Southern army with provision, Se.
Of noun* baldness bare, u eleewbere, has almost
oeued. May families are leaving here and going
North, and wane all In a ststrafituspense and un
certainty that is anithlng but plowed. For may
part I hope that they will soon have a good fight at
Washington, or somewhere near Aare. I want to
see It demonstrated whether we have any govern
ment yet, and whether it Is strong enough to punish
traitors. II it Is stmg enough, and can gin as •
demonstration of Its Tower, I think that it would
strengthen the back-bone of the Union men in Ken
tucky, and she would he all right. Tennessee, I
thlak, will be not of the Union In • few days.
Hoping that old Kentuoky can be kept where she is,
I remain your friend, X.
OUR ARMY COHRKSPONDESCE
CANE. Scorr, York, Pa', April 29
Ed.. Carom : This has been our first day of at
tire duty in camp, and we are now fully occupied
In every department mounting guard, cooking in
messes, cursing sub (Obir for stealing blankets and
accoutrements, eating dry brei - d and tough beef and
not getting enough of either—the whole varied 'by
being ordered: oat to drill at 11 and It e. in. and at
4p. in the last, however, a welcome duty, et which
hour our Colonel, formerly our Captain Campbell,
made his appearance, accompanied by our old and
favorite Band, (Young's) which you will know es
the I.2th Regimental Band, as our regiment, when
we lift Pittsburgh, was supposed to be the 10th of
theline, or id of the Western Brigade. Reerythiog
baring heed attended to In ouch baste, and three
points where' troops were mustered Into advice, it
was not strange that mistakes would occur.
A. most. Intense excitement was manifested this
morning when seven companies of oar regiment were
ordered to pick their traps and be fully equipped
to march lel one boor. After we reached quarters
each company gave three cheers at the proepeet of
being actively employed. Of course we ail Imagined
we mere to proceed to Baltimore, and you may im
agine oar disappointment when we only shifted
quarters to bring the entire regiment together.,
More anon,
Maryland
If Maryland, says Mr. Forney, is determined
to resist thei Government, and to aid those who
are trying to starve the people located in Wash
ington, she herself becomes worse than a pi
rate, and ought to be treated according to those
rules of war' by which all men caught in arms
against the constituted authorities, and intent
upon a ravage and remorseless crusade upon
persons midi property, forfeit their lives the
moment they are captured. Either the muni
cipality of Maryland must permit the Gov
ernment of the United States to exercise its
functions tol protect itself from spoliation and
invasion, or else the Government must put
Maryland down. IT IS TUX /iLTIRMATIVE or
C 0311105, La* OF 54T/055.
There is, it is true, another humilitating es
cape from our present dilemma, and that is to
surrender the capital of the United States to
the conspirators, and to allow Maryland and
Virginia to come here, seize upon the public
buildings, appropriate to themselyes the pub
lic treasures, destroy the public archives, and
locate the headquarters of their conspiracy
where now are to be found the constituted Fed
eral authorities legally chosen at the last No
vember Presidential election- But what
American citizen is ready to submit to this
frightful and ,unexampled humiliation ? Who
would not rather tee Maryland and Virginia
is obliterated from our map, than that this
capital should be surrendered to the banditti
which seem to have control of both ?
A enures.' letter from St. Louis, of the
20th ult., says :
The secessionists aro threatening to drive
every Union man out of the city as soon as
the state secede& liminess is all stopped.
Property has gone down to almost nothing.
We bare no money hero but Missouri money,
and that Is useless out of tho State. Gold
and silver cannot be had at any pice. There
are about three thousand Government troops
at the arsenal, and more companies forming
and being mustered into service. Frank P.
Blair Is to take command of a regiment form
ed bore. We aro about half Union and half
disunion in St. Louis city and county."
BLOOD Foop.—Atiention is called to
fbi. what tents. arble an 4 srlontlar yrogratrathm,altreg Own)
ha .mother cola Ma. II I. an antlinly DO/ 4latrwrory. and
nand not be coulundllerl whir any y( tO. nornarod. 41001
awaking. of ii. day. It I. • currant regard, tor oil tner
dlanase”perhglaa, and nor•chtlly Oyes of • throng.. astute
—Ol loot atatallog—el weak., though., awl you, Ila Dar.
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sputa kr 11. an 4 also yroprieto” ol th• world... algal
Dr. IllagrOnhl InraisreLs (0 t. an wilcle arthro *very
Mother *Mold beryl. b.. medicine queer In calm of owe
and nuntalalogr. as rt 4,w, tio pgrograW or optalii of any
kind r lt ran Ire haled upon with lb. utmost conllglanwr, and
sill b (0.4 an Ihralnallospeclan In all cur of lalal,ll.
complahat• Mae Journal, (3Augg.bnr
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pad& Physician; &leo agent for Rainbow's saisbrated
17011 fur Wepturee. Verner of Pon, and Wayne
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RECEIVED AT THE DAILY GAZEP E OFFICE
(pedal Dispatch [rota tbs GaAs.]
WAitatiaTim, May Ist, 1861
The Filth Penneyltalia Regiment arrived. Both
officers and men look dienedingly wall, and in Loa
President I.tocoln, accompanied by Mr. Seward
visited them at their quarters yesterday, sod ad
dressed them. They will he anilmmed le a low
I have Joel bean informed by Thrones A Scott,
Sao , that the route to now fully open for travel,
and the connection complete, all the way from
here to Philedelphia, ch. Annapolis. Seventy
passengers went through yesterday a the fare Weir
Latest from California
FORT KLAJLRICT, May 1.--The Pooy Itturess
Timed bete at 9:30 last night, bringing the follow•
tug summary of news Dom the Paci fi csoul :
can' Francisco, April 20....-Commercial.--The
anemia stocks generally, the late liberal arrival
of goods, and the advion by every conveyance of
contained heavy ihipMent in this direction, have
treitedXo force some activity le trade, with a pn
eral weakening effort on the market, the fullest
demonstration, of which the country is capable, is
needed to keep the matket where it is. Buyers.
are enabled to obtain Concessions Iron, the extreme
low rates quoted as cuirclit, while sellers congest
slate themselves on the completion of bar
gain, while buyers doubt their own presence.
Mann. G. W. Denverled g. Smith have been
appointed Comminioems to proceed to Washing
ton with vouchers and adjust the California war
debt with the Federal Government.
A charge of bribery and corruption involving
the integrity of a portrait of the Assembly Commit.
tee on. Clams is being investigated by a Special
Committee for that purpose.
The Senate hoe amended the act plated last
year offering a bonus of $60,0 0 30 to the ComFlany
building the but telegraph between the fdiurieeip
pi and:Pacific, extending the time for the comple
tion of the work, without forfeiting the bones, six
month!. It is belicard that the Assembly *tit
cannon
The atockieg of the western end of the overland
route (dr the mid eeiviee under the Butterfield
contract, hat been commenced. The Company
purpose eatablishing stations every twelve or
eighteen miles across the 'continent, each station
to be sup lied with men, homes and coachei, the
first conch to leave California between the 15th of
Jane and Ist at July, and probably to make the
trip overland in fifteen days.
A public dinner is proposed far Senator Latham
on his arrival, by'hie Meade in Ban Francisco.,
The legialature his changed the election law so
that the municipal election for San Franclaco shall
hereafter he held in May instead of September)
when the State election takes place.
Late . account. front Mariposa county state that
the Fremont dam ii to be repaired to that each of
the quartz mills can resume operations within two
weeks.:
A gold iscitemeut is ptevailiag at Los Analog
based co-recent reported discoveries in the mono-
Man South-east ot thei place.
The Amembly on the 19th_ gamed the prepoited
amendment to the Comutution of ibe United
State., by a vote of eitty:tian eyes, to nine nay.,
the member,' voting in the negative regimenting
the ultra-mm.lmm wing of the Amenably.
The !Wee p°. Gazette an). that oneethird of the
population of that county iv tI pa.. the mmeaer
'mon the mountain., at Moro Com, Weight., etc.
The itesmer Cortic, d, bringing Victoria
Mier. to the 15,b, and Portland, Oregon, to the
12th April.
There is great excitement in all the Northern
le to pew gold fleldip in Net Perces counties , .
The . Portland Adrertiorr of the 17th, nye
, lbst
the new. received by the last trip of the•Jull , is
coufirmation of the natters of the Nes Perces
min n..51r. Geary, Sepe rietend eat of Indus affairs,
in coojenetion with /Wm Cain, has *fleeted an
agreement with the Me Perces Indian. to open •
poritue . of their COontlry to tninerf, with a prowls-
Ifni for a military force in the vicinity of the Mine.
to preserve peace and order.
The British Co'simbia papers report the discov
ery of rich gold diggiege in the Cerriboo conatre•
The carreeponiteet el the Victoria poses says, a
company of Preach Canadian, conch Coarse gold
digginee in the eeighborhood of Lake Kalloops,
on Ridge mom:item*, risuelog through Siatilhamegn
to Carribboo. The labels ridgths suppoted to be
told hurler
The •Cofitsist nye that the export of gold from
Victoria fur the quarter ending March 31, la $llB,-
000, beteg an emits of $12,000 over the corruponel.
leg qoarter last year. :The same paper recommends
the purchasing or building of sieamers for Vietorla
tied San Pranciseo direct, In calm the offer to be
made to the proprietors of the Santa Cm, I. re
jected.
The Grand Jury of ViotOria brae prosentail
deo's mammoth gift sate:psi/0e as a nullities, and
the proprbtor es atocuableto law.
Crowds of people are loosing Victoria, Oregon
and Waahington territory far diffsrent gold diatricts,
which amotista to • stamped*.
II a clout; Ml 7 I.—Joige Bad... the Criminal
Court, to-day, la charging the tirand July,
their attention particularly: to the mob on the mill.
tart' on the 19th. !le wished that the guilty may
be bronght to panithinent. Ile said: A riot bat
occurred in oar midst,-and a state of things since
eoutioned to cal.; which demands thorough Inv.-
Oration at your hands,. for the poolshineot of crime
and the •todiestiou of thel good fame of the com
munity. On the leib o 1 April , a body of Voiced
Stuns Troop; on their pass ge to the capital through
oar Menet; to °bedtimes i
to l i i ttte cell of O
m 17. S. ea
thorities. sat assaulted by dolma mob, their way
blockaded and a lumber them killed. or imrioualy
mounded. The ezelteitmet and alarm which bat
prevailed since has been OPpailteg, and the poses:al
pursuits or trade have been almost =limply *baud
-coed. It is your duty, : gentlemen, wader the solemn
oaths pia hem taken', impartially to legal:* Into
theme oceurreneu, and, present such person or per
son. who may be Iteowa you, or shall tea shown
before you, to have borne a part le the riot.
' Yoor ioaretigatios n slot to be confined to the
occurrence) of that day clear; you will enquire
teliettirr there was not preparation sad by whom'
you are hound to present those who aided ie the
Jestrur.huo or the railroad; prevented the sale
march of the troops end assisted in impeding their
passage- At the same time. it je your duty to inquire
tahethey any of our own eitlzens'were without lu
brication or provocation fired irion by the troops
sad killed. la this epaulet:ion I call your altos,
tuna to the suctions of the code of public general
taws rupectiog obstruction. to railroad; and to
the section respecting : the irjory of telegraph tines
iambic the Sttto. The Court has cow dischorged
its duty in laying before you what has occurred and
your duty under the law sea contequence. The re
opootibility is now wttb you; to the lolfilineot of
me only you are woo!, at well as myself. 1 have
only to add that the :tumult of popaiar pasaino
should not disturb ito delibirstlone within the hall.
of justice.
WAMIPOTON, Marl.—Orden have been issued
to the commander, of 111!0/1101e sod independent
companies, to make their reports to the Mead.
quarter , . Department of,Washiag ion, s tab ng,amorg
other thing., the etrongth of , their command, the
character of their arm', the eapply of 111113MODit1011,
the degree of proficiency of their drill, and the
character of the same; if they traderstana the drill
e e ekiimisberr; it they, haQ• practiced at the target
sod the tango, and prOticiency thereof, and if they
knew the manual of the bayonet ezercise.
Among the unfounded ieports alto day eras one
that the War Department teceived • dispatch, etab .
rag that the Confederate State troops were roam
trattng in Vlrgiaie for an insmediate raid. Military
teen bare no rears on thibeetkiace
Wenner:mon, May ; 1.-I ; The Secretary of the
Treasury has advertised fdr proposals to be receiv
ed until the 30th lisp, votes' the amount offered
be comer Mel' al per, 14 Dearly 114,000,000 of
the stock of the United 'Stater, * eider the act of
lone, 1860, sathatising • lota and: proyidieg for
the redemption of Treasury notes.,
,
inane, May I.—Gov..slaelt has lased I proc
lamation recommending.; thorough volunteer m
om:Won throughout the, Territory. Ho bat al
ready supplied eampanisM with arms end equip
ments, and semis deterteined to place Nebraska In
he best ponibli conditioner defense. It is sup
posed that at least one regiment of Nebraska vol.
oateers will be mustered into Om service of the
United States for bolus defense , Nebraska is i
unit flit the Constitutibu and the Halos. It la in.
mated that Gov. Black, loimedlately on the arrival
beiasteamor, will, islets to Pensaylvania, ham
tag been called there to Wilma an Important mill*
are commend. '
Now You, May I l—The Meader Atlantic ar
rived tads, from Fott Pickens, which she rein.
forced succuistatly on themight of the 16th 'ultimo,
without accident. i
The steamer Illinois landed her reinforcements
at Fort Pickens on the
The PowhaUalt arrived lon the 17th. Oa her re-.
ton to Key West, she wai refined coal by a seem&
sioaist, cad 'eat to Bonita where she coaled sad
galled on the 27th.
Wuumeo, Nor I.—A 6seting el the merchioti
or this city was , held toiday to determicd what
action should be taken in regard to the renewal of
the State liege's, which expired yesterday. A
committee was appointed to draft resolutions ' and
the meeting edjonreed oat I tomorrow . The feel..
ieg was strongly to oppoiliton to the renewid,.aud.
come expressed '1 deterioioation to ClOlll their
stores rather then psy nib
,to to the Soothers Con:i
federecy. . '
Borrow, May iliptirted that the Governor
is about calling as extra:ammo el the Ls:Whiter.
to make appropriatlea and authorise the Gonne,
to establish a camp, fa ibleallehunits• whirl all
the sew', organised yolant.ers en eandnyetra
until called luta . actin genies. Privates, is the
meantime, will be paid $2O per month by the State.
APIIAVOLTI, May 1. ' Lip night the imam Mil.
ion was called to anus In ona q seine ora discharge
exenon and rocketi Goo Fort Madison, on Ms
opposite side or the rirer.i ..The men slept on their
arum all eight, daper r tior.a demoutration Imes
Baltimore. The camp ie natmeOly quiet to a dy.
Blarroottaos, • Atahaia
point totem's bit I/O
II mostly is merit osioiow
tho Third ./thb*Ot'al'it
TwiltbalP l 9 ,l
for PUIII4OI/. ,
May J.—Nothing of
red to-deg. Congress
baustion of
theft t►b nforsilfg for;
or,drigooas am ready.
IM!=flM
. at, 2- • -
Hazataxass, Kay 1.-The last "'pianos for
troop. has bean conntereassided by the Pnwident.
This will be a terrible damper eh the regiments now
on their way blew from the interior.
PH/LAMHZMA. April 30.
The chyme of OSAM26I/ in Elkton, Marylaml,
Mace Sherman , s battery stoped in the place, is
wonderful. At one time half the inhabitants seem
ed to be furious secusionists, but the presence of
United States troops changed the current instatc.
taneously. At the present time there are sot a
dozen open secessionists In Elkton.
. . . . ....
I bear on the beet authority that troop. are con.
centratiag with great rapidity around Baltimore
and in Washington. Troops en already so Me
ern Virginia. Within a Pew days—cartel's!, as
.soon as the Maryland legislature adjouros—a force
of Pennsylvanians will be posted it Frederick.
The government will form a camp at Washing.
ton, and at least thirty thciusand% troops will be
gathered there—probably, fifty thousand. This
wee the earnest advice of Bartow King marathon
a week ego. It Is true, is reported, that tioversor
Letcher.bas mitred ootire that any approach of
Confederate troop, towards Washington will be the
. 1
signal for an at a upoo Richmond or Norfolk.
"A ecisrrio a B•ontisl"—The Richmond Dis
patch of the 26 states that the Board of Public
r?
Works has orde the enepenslon of work upon
all railroads of I is Blatt, owing to the low figure
to which their ado • have been brought by the
"abolitionist bra erg" of New York, and the duty
to all the resources sod credit of the
Ntate la the eligencles of wer.—N. Y. Eorning
Pool, Tardily.
DAllllllOlt, April 2 —liecearion may be con
sidered as defunet in (hi, clip. The Union
aenli
meet le spin triumphant, and bat few men are
willing to Almanacs themaelvee today as Seces
sionists. One week's experience or the deadly
contagion bag overwhelmed the ennepirators,nod
the Union feeling le now stronger and deeper than
ever. The day of reckoning bee come, and those
who, lut week, enstained by the police, itiegraced
oar city, almost shriek from the public pee. The
reaction bas been overwhelming in all parts of the
Mate, and we are prepared to meet the issue at
.the ballot box. Sad as were the doings of the 'past
ten days, they have forever settled the question or
Secession in Maylaod.
On Wednesday, oar custom bonus, which has
been the den in which. most of this treason has
been hatched, will be cleared of its traitore, and
the new appoieteea will take their places.
The U. 8. flag will . be immediately hoisted
over the eastern bonne, and responded to through
out the city, despite the prohibition of oar dictstore.
The boyr are selling mi Union flap in the
streets, and the Secession flag his disappeared, it
being now regarded as the emblem of our terrible
wronp.—Phrta. P ros, Tuesday.
Tun PRUIDIST VOLTS TEM /11111,—Presideut
Lincoln and Mr. Seward visited the Seventy-first
yesterday. The President made a short speech,
saying he was glad the regiment did not come
through Baltimore; the Administration was satisfied
that bs a short time that city would be one of the
most Union loving In the country. At Vera Cruz,
Gen. Scott declared that be could take the city in
six boars, bat It would coat twenty-Ave thousand
liver ; bathe could take It in three weeks without
loss. He did so. Let us give Baltimore bee three
weeks and we shill have a similar result.
MisonL•aikons.—Gsn. Devaregard was certainly
at 'Alexandria on Saturday, and it was rumored be
was in Washiagton, probably from the above fact.
James J. Wadsworth, of New York, has arrived
here from Annapolis, ■t which place be has a
steamer !Gilded with provisions, which tell Nll..
York city, oo his own account, with bat eight hours
notice.
The Rhnd• Island Regiment which landed to
day bore a pine tree flag need daring the revolu
tionary war, and shot through by a cannon ball.
The twenty days allowed by proclamation being
up, the President will demand, in a day or two,
that the Callio6l donee at Alexandria, be given op
or it will be taken by force. Thie is Irom an racial
AMMO.
Bovine" barn revived here greatly. In Virginia
ahinplaatere ■re leveed for meant. a. low as 2.5
eatitr I have aeon none at 60 cents issued in
Prederieltroarg —N. Y. Errning Post.
Arrivals at the
Principal Hotels.
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T n l,.tn, 1 , 400010.30
Weottoorel".l
II Magellan, Martoony
U Mantes, Coto.,llati Ile
J Jac.. ?Irmo
J Mn6att, °anion 0
IVAtesters, Smile Can't
0 a Patlemon, Leval Petty
A .1 Wll, ComaMoine •
Ait Strickir a do
A lAAtt. tl AA t timberland
P boromanivilla
11 Joh:iron, ltircban'towo
Bolan, Norristown
P korter, Penn tp
.1 titularly. do
Li J Boton, Phil.
J 0 Baal, Wwlmonl.od
8 T a..aw do
J L 111138.14, do
J Blow. do
WJ Long Orwo.borg
W K Lp', Woottoorolsol
a. do
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apt W 11 Gormaly, Iron
DARK'S 110Til,—t4cer
Wilt= sits,
Dena, Nobisatema
/o.9 l 33.Canoaaburg
I B Dayldnon, Urianaallla
D Whams II rrOatura
11 U Van Dom P.
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PROPItatUi.
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W Par( Ikcboot4r N Y
A Atrant,WANlnatoo co
N Nye, Now Briabtoo
0 Maio. Nortb Selrklky
J 0 Jotmott, Illabtooo4 0
J BerrlottoNoo
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W itob.rstoo OtootreirlOo 0
N W CralAbood Wublagtoo
Q • BtaNard, •
ArOrasior. *Aiken mllla
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W D PaD•non, Comay Nor
W .1 011mmi, OrWJpeiUe
W N Cirr. Ststlb.. We
W J Kitten.. expo. emit
J WOorgor Jr Wollnlila
T O Litio, Wadthlogdao
W Bator, Teasnia
!I grid" Kilt.
TJ Dl•elt,O•onombarg
PlUlla UOTEL—•Carom Do ,
s'euma • anus
Qol UnoToc tracillo
U Rood, Wuroo
J U Unbal4 Dayton
U.K•a•TW. rw.c.. Ps
IlleTomon k 1•47 Warren
JIM Proeumi. almarsbarg
T Rioloold• !KIluols•
O Pacibt .daug, taro cc
0/wing, do
GIRARD qooBl—Dorner
n. 4 1100 ULT
111 P Pap, tlidoutowsk
W Lou Lion. 0117
W Parana do
. comae Way aid Usatork et
T IS•Kas, Annstrong co
LL Kaill.Kittandleg
W Bradshaw, I.
T Cheri Palikkia)• ilia
Banspeell Brads • Bond
J Noarnith, Warm
' 8 King,
Allen, do .
•mithlield Valhi stmts.
raCtilllol.
3 110001 very, Iflghtaidtoiru
0 deedlivery do
Enoch Bradahaer, 7 Meaty.
A /rata daughter, Onera.
P Itetutely A aeu do
Pend 'do
e Plaekeeell le
0 l
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MW Ppeor do
Mrs. &Mee' do
Mtn Toylor' do
114 Fawley, Trrotuo 0
A E Eason, Unlooloon
■thompboll: do
Waymao,,Whoollog
A IStsWart,Jr. tlokolbrim
J 7 Btosol. do
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W Dun, New 12tstle.
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B M flaky • lady Mett.i*Vt
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NATIONAL 110TZ
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Jahosion,Cookidown
F cbalfaut do
No. IX, Wolin street
raorouroo.
114drlogdoo do
Nallstos, Brodrmilll•
II Nam Myrna°ld
.1 Dells ' do
D Carter, Bromuddlle
1.1 Garret; Drowon lII*
l ilomyor, klelooijNot
A Abodes. Browat•Illo
.1 flagon, Warsaw, In
• kiloton do
0e t 7 Smoot do
.1 Dickey, Liberty, 0
0 Dldd,!gantlet!, Id
0 Bening Orono Co
USN LION NOV
50.5, IL Olalr street
burg
w a Ukau, P. P. W. At OR
rmltty Weablutoe
0 r6mitb, Buffalo
aMat,Uantlagdoo
Llimitb, Chalon
P Basle, 601:101•4
W NsDoc, do
Id Oslo,
*comb ad. Re• Cur*
Rambeogo
iM Fiona. DuCk co
D Kato, Ddlor co '
I fltortelt, Franklin
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rIAINS; BRAISES AND SORESspeedily
yi; mod by lb. ow of 123:11;12 latittlYrlCl
puns, BRUISES AND SORES speedily
cured by The tuft of NAONITIO 014
RAINS, BRUISES AND SORES epeedily
coal byllo us of PIED'S AONETIO 014
AINS, WISES AND SORES speedily
P
cored In( the we of at Cog; MAIM= 10014' '
mum sontaroN
Draft In itiopiad Okla
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B ATTLE StiIKNE—A. rdsloon Decoratice,
_Nrxt - v. P 11111/1111Lt; v vcg4 stmt. ir
el - It gEBBI 01.11EESI I I-50 boxes prime
vi r ,a Ism amo k lot nem, ler We b 7
- 14011 - isiontr ti.onLimat
II KIEV
J.l Arnaisjais teak for wag
sift • 3101,110/01T600.
MESE
COMMERGYAL RECORD
txThiIIIITII Or ALIBITRATION Bus.= AID
APRIL. ,
WI. bloClasarr . ,
B. Buessi.L. j Dr4:6 - ...
B. Pußroa, 1_ B. B. 1141Bsor.
IZE=II
prrrsevadau autaxlro. 1 - ,
(Reported sa r ywicaly for ado Pitralltreg. - Goattki
errturzar, Wszipouri led! -.111. 1661.
The general amid coolloom dill sad Wok! with DO
ow Galant lo wilco ist,qoahuieosi The dissaad $ Flour
muttons codderata. 'Oda prim &theme' idol), roman
lachaated Demo gob. Lot 'Wady, Wbfl• Growled arm.
otadlogly doll.
NLOUII-la otodonte &mod, While 84044 roma& oz.
chaoged. &lee were:
Dow. I litre! 19t. lam. i IDDC,
40 044 Ta
w d 0...... 660 000
00 w • do MO 00
40 • w do 600
0 • w do 8714
u 800 las-aef; anebsopdaith ow rm. .4 63.107 e;
6 as do . 1 6 94099. Noire. dna: dab of 12 bbla at 3999.93 r;
0 do do too Nett, el s7*. Coffee quirt hat are; shot
14 begs at 14%c
■4OOll-..11.0. bet Wel aid ottoliattpt male clllOBO ita at
Sc for 1 1 / 1 0014144a to tor Olds and: MO for Plebs la=
0100 do °marl Isom it 7,4i0 for abbot Um, 6o for 01dia and
05. fie for Plato llama; IWoao do at /a for !Shoulders and 90
bra (d..-anaft; 1000 do Old. it 934 e.
71.811-dall; W. of 10 10/i No .1 - llacteral at '9lO EA 12
Dan 6014 do at 13,00.
•
1.3)3N--coome 6538460 uoebaspd; sea of 518 km at Ors
1110 do Woe u 410-Anx4stork •
111111111Y—oochanged; mho of bbls Itactilad at 17e.
BOTTXll—dolk salt WOO as Soh at I4@loo. •
POTATOES-1n mast rolamak male of 250 bosh Naham
asks at 610 par bunko% 105 do Hiked at 40:.
IWO 3—oncbsokod aod doll; mime? 3 bbl at Ne 11 don,
do do a la
APPLES—frog de 0116 bbl. saalm at $2,1243,25 9
bbt.
BYE FLOUR—quiet bat atmly; sale of 6 bbl. at $3,76
0111118 X—doll; We 6100 bls W B at leo . 0 lb.
[ALT—EoIo of 60 bbla to et $1,26 f DOL
aOIIIIIITAKT AND OUBILIIICILVIAL;
(WM° Mon mico Gana idangir. Aprri 21.—Ttiardim
mad for floor mu Ism actin bocana• of the deans to
Imam rumblings, and Um market :Ann oot ao buoyant ma
on /Saturday. Holders, hommar, lora Ann olders, and no bare to
rooool4oo to nob. to prkon About 1,600 Obi chingml
655 . 9, at 6 5 . 153 410+521 for podia. to chola aprioi =
and $3,115 for lair =perdue. Slui Wheat mutat
rather tuna, with a &dialog tarnsity: but before LW dor,
onion to tavorabhi now. boo Vair.York, It rallled, and
Eatarday9r prima were saatalea*.about 65,900 Mohan
baring chaopd Winds at 05.970 nat No 1 Sorbs and 910
lor No It 6prlng mlors—antiJact.• to Ra attusga..^ /or
prolarnd name, No 1 homing was acid at Mls* in atom
no Own market woe partkilarsy aethr indar• good iddp
Wog demand, and lb. • market achianced ailmb oars ol
525,000 brnbala at 3719.5 Por alnri lallon 1 00, 2116 e br
High had admit: 864.1 fie for Canal and at.., Mixed
admit .111121110 tor NUM In Maw sod 6019112 , 1 a Ibr N.
Jaded In atorw—tba mutat doling Ytaady. Oua wen quiet.
with light tranasetion• at 9:k In wn, 450_ 2115 on track.
By. and Barley orgirdad. •
The ProThloo market h &won ; cootlon!eu, sod cot.
no. are eattrety notothal. A lot ot SO bbl. Pickled dams
wee sold at I,6,oo—which I. the col, traneection maned
The decline to whence bytpo4ed to reader the 6661kat
order..-(Tilto.
Ft. Loma, April 22 -.There vow so With demand for
Camaro ithebthas to- thy, sud name wore tthettled. Paine
bootee veld at 12013 '; cent prem.aud mato( the buluss•
gru at those rat..., ben Other. totaled to dram at lea then
lb it/ocelots. Boylan nitee 10011 prem. The didrenratit
betweenitillsols (solvent) carrehey ono klistoorna Witham
last wet. The noinlos I rate for comae,' le lit; cent dla•
Scoot, Oat le converted to eome, thetthees st 6 dbcont.
troy
hal/ OILLIAIII Ahusst-Wethth Ronne —Eager—
We tett the menet last teeth soling at 444;11)6 ks Mr to
toll) fair, (a tkolloto of y e a ) .lace which the oar escitemeat
ha suepeorted opentioes, the melee ul the noonday" hewing
been maned to retell tranthelletie, and epees:Jou beton
entirely both lasi
Arrived news the last. One biola, lb bbl..
, •
Uhnrod sloes the 19. b bed, for A ptlach Icols,l
• Motown—We nottotd to oar kat report that price. had
decline. d atoot 2o 'B
gall, .lace *bleb the loudest) haa
=Woo- d doortarard,6l6, axles ea:option:lg 200 helm at Oab
noisy, ailb. rednoed rate of 1563220 for ferotrottna 600
Lbw OP Monday .0 1.461110 for fermenting, and but little of
any moment yeetonlay. Tab make* an aggregate for the
liana day. 01760 Dbl.. There boa been a limited deemed
I, half bbl. at 200 to feratentlon. -
Arrtred slow the It Ih lost, Intl 664.
Choired • le. thol9tb Ina, fur Texas, 19; Apalublools,
18 bbl..—(ti 0 Prlee Oartnst, April LIM.
lmyer. , .. by 1461Iread.
Prnmaza 5, 14 Worn A Ciacaao 11. IL—Hay 1.-
1 Loo opper, U 0 thaw; 1 bbl coil W P Woolrklp: 1
b rip, Llonoegyer Sober; 23
Dbl.p tp, J Opgricb;
15 top pi metal.' /I“.b•ad: repr.ll baron Jk az
10 bbl. b oo, lilbgbpa 6 empty PI ads, .1 IClrtpat
rata 1 car potato..,OUrleoct,l& oer7A col 4. trblrtacr,
• J Darla 65 hklahl 1 Ileloosht.t 20
(..• • az 5 do do, • Loyd:l 10 Dwoo, 0.177.
Patistkoz ar. Caput:. B. It —.4.11 2:.-1 bbl
Vail/order; 3 Dbl. ar,p, Lath. A Tanta.; 1% do,
Laeobrrt • 6blpiotat do do, Culp • Plapart 137 at. pan,
417 Otavara 12 bra *pap, 13 Saab 573 blab 4.11•14 L Wit
martb; 220 bp oaddllop.J bin .1.1P.0.; l bbl. bra, Jab.
11.06.76, 21 111. apply, 21 Dub potatap,L 0 Graff; 244 at.
con., J A Fetzer; 1 bbdlolossn. Ontba., 11 Pat 1 bx
or, J V 21cLsotbila pup., Weddlo ABo lo.t•; 250 blab
potatork J Y 0.0.13 it ea; bid do do, 1111c1a0c8, McCaw,
• no.
Impart. by 'RAY*,
WIIEILING—por 10 ttakor-126 bbl, 011. W Busby;
26 C 44. lard. rnlinpo A Bost; 15 144 lord, 11s4. Aisorbury
co; 16 bbl. lard, Adams A co: 10 Wolfs tabu= 330
Boor. 26 cks moat, 71 hl kb& meal. Watts t an 24 casks
hams, Lottlo A Itisoble;10 by earee.l hi tobsixo. A • LAWN
mow. blds Usas. Jos Critic. 80 Obis appnw. 3, bags pots.
t 0.. , W Brown; 2tl .t., corn. J A 701.e0; 211 hhln In.
nonwoven 1511sgs5; 1 bbl no, Wane A 0a13124
1.0 do do. 4wwwness: 53 bells papa, roger A Vlssseen 13 do
do, John Iloolosrl.
•
ZANISVLI:III—par B Vord-00 bble door, 4 bbdi to.
bac., 1292. ten, 2 balor do, 4111 'Addis, 1000 ah Wildly..
Clarke co; :a tbda tobisco,, 3 !ma mcoplia.2 do mdse. 1
bdl Bibles pole., Wilma A Don; 11 bkka; 2 as. Jame, •
ldasothc 0 bola akobed, Wm Macktown: 200 bob - Mau. 1)
WoGom, td og. 101 room. Wm B. 9 • 1•7; lb bbl. load oil, Geo
11 Joon, 14 Ws willow, 1 Globe • co; 64 MI •hidi_* J ll
Boyd: 29 do Boar , Jr Gardiner; 9 003 . t obacco,. W • D
Rinehart 4 Masi tobacco, M Day 1.; 2 dodo, It A Kan* 5 do
".j.ho WT.0.11 10 I,9 di =tar. J Cr.'s; In oks ass,
nom.
I=!
The ervelherwee rearatill told yeeterday e Ith ea ocra,
einaal gritting of pow. The riser eetasine about stitiosery
garb lea than 7 feet by the pier aseelve.-- The aninbe
slap oar lea were the &C. tieker trope Whaellero. B.
Yard trots Loan ie, sad Jao.ib Poe from Bt. Leila. Vire
*root a senate departare aside 01010 the Polar petted.
The Diamond, la ramsespeace of the hard times, hes Pam
dowel the idea of matins a trip, for the prompt at least,,
ead hp tranefernel what freight she Ind to Pe Amulet,
There are emusl tow dee here trim below, some 01iehk0
wLLI doshtleee Pare today. •
The Argonaut VIII poetively hare for Et Louie gad the
Upper ilikaisippl !threw today, Pearagere wdllfied bet •
Ilestaan boat, with ooarteopoisplal Pa agreeable Otter&
Aprll'3o.—Phior plot at $0 600 563 for
. 113per6mc $4 700600 for ours; $lO5 61 for tenth, sad
0 7007 60 for nocy. The ennead for Wheat left actiml
Who 010,000 both still 3381116 Mr red, sad whiten* $1
400160. Oars wanted; Wei of 1000 bosh told lat 611 c.
Melia, at 17811.1 c.
Na. Tom, April MI.-.Cotton Orm: Wee 1.000 bales
Tom heal: mks 6,100 bbleet $llOO6 lb for Nada; $660
8110 for Ohio, and 004456 tie Apothem. Want dalh
11,000 bosh sole. 3orit doll; so,oootenh sold et 6714861 x,
*hits Southern et 10c. Beef steady; pork heavy et $l7 60,
Lard Ora 00. Whisky st lEtc.
Cmcnnum, lday 1-eroar hochanged. There fe no
anode In Unto, sad not mode doing. Whisky, 1.23 i,
Nothieg dose to Proeleloas and Vetoes remain =Word.
The new from Nee York hat omettled the mart, even
MOM than it her tame; holders have, toartner, generally
.11 drawn their Monts front toe Market.
he mom market I. rather main, and the Gating In tie
ad to the Keo t tn , it! money la bairn ; it wee teemed tut M
ennleg that e ken were Mena throwing halt to.day,
bat they have c • ged their =lndia they take It, however,
p tomre, da E l
s&m* e m nd , att h l e ,9 re 4 r 3cp a r t e mthm of lb. do.
Stramboato.
EtegalaF Weekly Packet,
For Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg, Porno- roy Point Pleaaant, Gallipolis, Chandra°,
CAletsburgh, Ironton and Portsmouth.
PILE new and elegant steameriM a t
SALLII lapt. lama
an I kan Plttabaratt aVSIIII WIDNEaDAITATOM
at 10 o'clock, for Pcoatooatti at tali...modiste lattettaa
Murata& will lure Portatat eta for Pittsburgh ;emery
VILIDAY at IP o'clock Ice height or apply as
baud, or to Dolt. • nal:111, ISAMU a 00.,agt.k.
- Zanesville
D EGULAK TUESDAY PACK- li la&
JAI= FOR LAM:MILL-2U Ana tow
owner YUMA 011ACIA7.1.Capt.IdessolArirMr=
far Om &bon and all Intennadlstn part; ma MOAT
.t 4 r.a ror frelgt!l 0r144.44 , 0 IPP I I_ , S_IM A FA,
PLACE.= Udall
St. Louts. Cpper Stlastsalppl.ete.
FUK ST. LOUIS, • IiSt.SSUII
ITALINOTON. HOCK , INLAND, Lie
OILOBAN, WINONA. LAIN OM AND, WE.7•=4 .
Nos .tram SAINT LOUIS, Lao Nader. vIII, NIAn no
above= WIDNINDAY,Itay Lt.' -
Fur Inlghtorparive apply on board or to
spa PLACE. INIFINCA i 00.. Agents.
[TOR EOKUK,UALSNA,LO
AR
- L at e &
BVlrlll AND IT. PAUL—Taw stemma.
ARGON AUT. Copteln D Z. Hsiang, will Ina
wa istensisillsie pans, TWA DAT, the Ist Distant.
For Watt or p 47a4
o 7 ply aa Scant or to
apl7 'Lam DAWN= k 00. Uts. -
SUBti(JitIBE
rat 11l
Daily oryfeekly Gazette,
CONTAIN t ALL TIM
LATEST WAR NEWS!
eIIZUEGERILP.I4 FROM 007.
Special Correspondents.
; -
We have turn 'reliable and intelligent Cor
respondents in , the 'Volunteer 'Regiments, who'
will write daily letters and telegraph import
,
rad facts daily, during the continuance of hos,
_ - -
tilities.
o.A.i3ra TERMS.
G ra Tag UENUINE
Ar- urt
Wldaily. lloostaeli• • or • testirlaat b.. 4 of tlalr,"pro
• ears • box of
Bellingham'. ;
' Onguenti
hbkti b wanantsil to bays tbe dashed abet.
lbw We by • • •
• BIM!! 'outwits, Divirtit,
as 4 Neer Is CholtikysiallOSedkinea, -
spledt eon= sad Ifrorth Sta
I~DI , . NAY PS.-225 Qothio ,Cfamney
./ VoLor Titiniratisen4ft Web ,
at MUM.
11/1".1M-PORK-150 bblo. in store for sale
of by • , tabrl seameia gaauasn [ on. .
LINSSIKD 011.-33 bbli for solo by
OTTILIP-3bblitc-plmo Itolllust reo'd for
W.bt . moo- Entriiils.courn-
: 4 ":".Now aria=
maw by, toe and to argiV eft '
. - Plaplage:7 - " 'f g *:
. '
24truti soma.
Liuki l i &iioA corpus 'ilia?.
i amp
ii;MELTIN
PrORIIS
pilrrsimaan.
rasa, Baca/am a co..
MANUFACTURERS :OF SHESATRING,-..
ettama.v . no mkt ooepraa pussut ocki ,
rut =Tom., ulna UM liOttotoo, ektntn ociantat
tun Intiortn‘ thWun stmt.& ua
eau: Mug, *tan, it- annuato bmt.flon
Itacbtooa ouo Toola
149
rellosts,Ne. 1
Wa ,/%:* nil ortud 129 &acesdefraa.
Pitubrrith,,Peass.
. aplpottal Emden otOttopot ctjs to ,m, dew ritttoro._
:14161tEtitvls? • •
/1101tOttdatt /11119 , 11111111111121.
*et fail to procrare MIL Winslow e Bootir.
Dpeep Dee Madre& Swede& It bee noevrainn Setah
14enstpteddltatra the proem. ofieetntog by sedentee do'
014,erdnetog all Indigeenstione.wM Wisp palamed h.
tenpin regaled§ ID* bawds. Depend linen tionothenn
will Ore red ecineereeken,end Meer end health tek year
*We. Prefeeelp sae Irian cam
ltds nleableyreperstion la tie preeertiteen at one
she inortesperfeneed end:ekDini Denshe Phpeleheste N,
lbeglend. sad hasi been said with Dereentealag eatess to
'knees" Omen' • , '
Ws barns It Ms best rind mural rusks ta tho "aid. to
4 1 tan stUysistrry sad Diortwas to Cadlitraohntagne
stress groat tartars' or from Wotbwreisama . -
'tftlfir and Malta raa tie estussuelby doilies sad 'OSA
walla worght la gold. -
Italfass or Imam ars sold into yoar tb• USW
guar. It Is am old sad onnitnied eamsd7,
111.103 OM n aunts • MITT& 11. "
illPNaas asasioravalsralbs toodmas erCZTI!
diniricino.toora Moo maids D .
.111,4919.
Itraiterts thrototaat tho wan&
HALITIIIIIIhtIacist foe mapper ,
sum 1111121--BAXEI DM-41AM =az
BATCHILLOWI Hats DIM
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6 a
I. I ru orisusd izia : . migar
~
• d.II °Mena are mere ' nation' , and should
•OirrOliod,l4;4l id& to ifelloah. ,
,OltaY, MA Os mem/ nem Dye! tograttr, -to •
trastOthl and oatoral Born or stick. iltboat Cohost In.
litry 1,0 &Ohs!? .Ma.
Ma.
MIXON KIDALO AID Dl7*lllllbark6out sward.
oti to Wm.. , A. Batchelor Om IVA, sod ors , IWO RPM&
tidos hump Iwo mad. to Os Bar orb' patrems awe eb•
NO= D 7 ., - : i ' - •
•
11/91LA. BATCHELOR% HAIN DIM yardmen a color. not
.
be dtstbdoletod from hams ; sad b wan/urns not to
Iris lbsbboweret long may be conUningend Lba
ebbs of Bad m
reaidisd; eh. Hair insliorstod
T lot
by this splendid ft.,
14. 41ab5. sppiled (in 9 p - ribts . radoid at ths .. Wig
939 Broadway, Now Tort.
Bold b all ebbs and towns of lb. Untied ebbs. Or D ra ll
gists end ruby 'Goods Asian I
air Tbs realm two the nami and Wino upon • steel
plits anynsbig on fontsidse of each boa, of
WILLIAM A. BA7'CHILOI4 • • -
ietrdpiAinn? in lilond stiset,Now York. •
. wies—wies—w,lo.. •
Bierifimows!vews AND. TOUPEES
fntpslL Ms, In alliala neat auy saa donadik.
MN; to • cbana—co turiasyi up bblud—o, alutuktui
09he Part; Woad 115 M. Daly eilabllaluoust. iquo
Uwe atop ars muscly audarstood sad mach. - _
laiktriturT to stroot.Nast Tort
, ziammar EA. pIpa...E.I.NES..
rwirlirdtag and Conuidasion Moratent
LID WHoLIB*LI Diantaue ;
0/300110, Butter. Heedisarista.
Lod
Prods may,
11.. We Si Ma aura PetshoNA
We. 0. a. MW
Minot into.
ROBINSON. MINIS SC MILLIES,
rousogns AID ...MACHINISTS,
w Al 3 Fr ING'l'O24 WORK 8.
rittsburigh, Pend••
Coupe.. aro.st Market
Kinkabehirs Wad llllllkladan
irpOuthwatallived Work, etpsat anttaboot Iron
wet:
lablitax And Repahing &nevi short Ltlm. e3.15...1.1dtt
J. M. LITTLE
rlnzwr-cmcdhasrx• mAix.c•
; • No. 54 St. 0114 r Street, -
Wrangles New ilullaig: PIThiStBOI3. Pa
idiCard
5. B. & thABILLI3,
PAPER MANII.F,ACTURERS
me=zei
NONA, PINT, CAP, LDrilit AND ALL ADM ot
wI A.P P I N.G. PAPIER.
Hi,* roamed from N 0.17 Wcixt attoot to N 0.16 ItialthAo
, • stmt. Pittatnime, Pl 6
WPCs,* or 'lnds for ILK&
RAIL ackato SPmn COM:WM
.144•49ph 11111worth4—:.4..IN W. O.
Pusswer. pp Itimmar.
(ftemegars b- 4beer.,lbift; :
RAIL ROAD SPIRES, OHALIIB
AND ,B OAT SA ,LIM
,
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
*tittle* PIIIN.A.
40/314 CCXJ.ELFLCLN Ettiflo
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Whidow Gaut% hi.,
Des H Sosedrete set td Ms, Drat,
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am as Sind o vortoty ismer:tura. Satiated got
nicau I. on purpsso rarecolor atteatlaa paid to es
doestGrato taut Jobbing &so ai thottoottes stir
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1161rANUTACTIMERS'ADP OAST STEEL;
jam' uqq Ppling,Pkwr A..a. 'no EIPRISGB
and ILX,LACIS, Oonmr Rao and Nina oa t
tele : PlTTFBllialti, Pa.
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in3rrirrorris or DZPoetr,
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iiakacOnor 111:L144os all the principal dila throegh
Val tie OhltiK ARINd Sums. • 023. pay
trk) • LPELO WOLFE'S
• AROMATIC
SCHEHIAIII SCHNAPPS,
Int i raLAILIVI
4
Tonic,Diuretic,
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
PUKE Ett).T#L. AND GIN.
FOR'INCLUOAL
AND pitmans via
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LIDDIRLIO WOLYE'Si PORK CO9NLID
BRANDY,
I' po,tad and bottled by blaarlf, warranted pluimad
bait tnally; art! bartwatilnua on tb. bottla,and
bust 41111.146 y, _
bill Ora On the Oda.
'IIDOLPHO WOLFE'S PII.IO PORT ~W INE
'spatted sad bolded by kleiselc POI* forlionctill %PA
with ht. anillicate on th. bets* ..r l,l 4ted Pure
•: - =de beat - •
131:4)LPRO WOL'AVVB_ PURE !SHUSH!
IMMitted am bettiod by bianalt,, OW maw el ion Mina.
ri,DoLPIIO - WOLFS'S. PUSS MADEIRA
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om i ts be T tnLet i rr acted bs the made la tot. ,.
UDAPIIO .WOLVES; PUSS - JrADIAICIA.
`NOM, ST. CROIX RUN. SCOTCH r •
• • AND IRISH WIIIS6Ys• •
all the Won impala mad bottled by littisittorananbed
i pass sada/ lbe boa MIS UM -
TUTII
Make city smatitana sea mam O.
. my alandhig_ se a -
Inewalant et is yeas madam la thstity enter Ttelti
tang lOU I Malse lad Snarl I.l.rith my sal; sty labtl.
mot my anthems, Is econat mid en Os renal imen by
tbmiesas who ass Mamba! UM= la Mt& PtedlleHi
should aim tbem tame articles.
Nsttosts bt all lammtablsprbstbestatl
_ll ; •• , • - UDOLPHO - •
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100014si 0:0do. ficos '
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Maida. DlOod sad lb* Coax
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kiwi; Gomm sal Ithooerld;dos. Of was many,
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pthod. ItU•nourfurald apeesmoUsisalmaltalofin -
a &TOGA macaw Ulsoul W•Unbaiseuttwarat. u • '
aduhltuaoidesto rend ate Winer eIUktiILIDIOUNar..
asio.sbobalio,b/ Z. IhiIitUISTOOX sup. iris;
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• naill br autdrintsta ono mstimi kV* •
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to bb*orteogott pater V Uefigatmaimen -
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