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WEVIEBDAY MORISONVAINI..,;. - 1881.
(.11T _AFFAIRS._
, 849120R0LuaicAL0 4440740 0 941 :09 9294 8444105, 82
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. 11194 m. - OLDS.
ieek, -k, i. 98 74
42 • 84
. - 80
flato=stet 9 20
.;... „ . United Matti litatette Dowse.
i,' - I OA, Mondeinfteritoon atter the-charge of the
..,-,. Court is tbe, cue of_Deeier, W. Oiighaoar„ a Jan
wan siMpaindleitie try George lUtotenberger, alio
,41.' Jalfitetowit; charged with pailiieg eoaatetieit
'ttiotiell;tbytkiettiet Attorney stated to the jury
- ' that; aithaitgb! . • true bill had been found, (and
,
. arty p roperly, too,)etill he felt obliged to eaj that
1
the body `6r.the'offense conkd not be made-out—ln
_.•!- tithe r wear; that 'the -evidence was not aufficient
-",..7.-:t.)-ast*-conv.ictlan. The defendant had been te
"..-. '. - .tho Mistrals' War where he wu one of tit...forlorn
hopit9 in Col.', Black , * regiment, and isow - he de.
.-:. .'• . sired to enlist ;under him lor. this war. Under the
' earcurnatances, the government would produce no 1
'-donee against iiim,and a verdict of ..not guilty"
gr , ..larenderriC and the prisoner discharged by pro-,
-.- ... cfainatlon, .. !..
• f ,,,,,.: --
Toe Contt then adjourned and met again at seven
, : :Onion!' in the evennig, to receive the verdict in the
. '....floughbotir cite. The jury cline in cod returned
L- :-. •it verdict ~,.‘, g uilty in manner and form as indict.
=''' isil.W. Via 'defendant was remanded into the ens
;;;.':; teal !:11 the garehal., and committed to jail.
',.-..,.- -. "-On Tuesday morning a jury wee empuneled In
r...',,r - ', -the cats of Uri O. biotagomery, charged with pan
-44-2..., ing tiorintetfelt money. The defendant bad been
~ . ;,.:, : einfilifyed As barkeeper for Joaph,Shounaker, pre
-* -.'.. pr Wier of theVainbria Huse, at Jolumitown, and war
'.', ..,;' , ,ithArgiut with; puling rations pieces of bogus money
~ . ....tipon GeorY;Ziericomer = District Attorney Carus.
'l'. ',
~..tiitrtemarliiid to.tbe fury thin the defendant was
- 1:'.."*.- , ;employed ia ea bumble position, by a 011111 who had
:heed Indicted _ in that Court for puling eounterfelt
;bean trial would come up'ln October
~.a,, . n ext . There 'wino doubt about to pasidng of - the
~..,,.-1 , .
r; - money, but the Distrier:Attorney fah It his duty to
~,-,.... ~ .AlaY that Lahti opinion honed tot nett testimony ea
s• 7 , ' . 4dould prove the oitilltp.knowledge." Under these
. -eirriurnemeces`he weed not fordjudded in holding
:'.,..-.' the defendant in jell till October next; in hopes of
j getting additional testimooy. 'lt ass not the duty
",-.L.:-of the ollirrir of the Government to do so. In this
connection: be woad elate that the defendant had
organised almilitary company. in Jobastown, pro
,l- stow to hicesteat - , and was now anxious to go into
the serriee of tie aeontry. The °outmost would I
.1 -- .offa no , testimony, for the reason stated—it wen not
f,'„,„.. • of such a eliaraoter ai would warrant the premix
- ~ 7 tide utiirney-itiarlibig a °conviction.
t
. -=..- Judge :11.1dCandless charged the jury briefly,
telling thew.% that '. the couleepunned by the Dis
,-Trict Attorney in this ease fully met the approval
t .- °tithe Court: When be hid norsufficient evidence
i.. upon which to mk aerfonviction, ne vu &sclera
,..;.„:l. mg A plaid sari ,CODICiIIaiDUI - duty in 'erasing to
-`,;..... prosecute, whatever Vo fault whaver can be found with
\-- - ., , ,1bb Grand Jury in finding a bill—that was right
~, i 7- . .7..- . and: piwpesi .titit where the testimony failed in a
, 1
"3, material point, It Wu the province al the District
- Adttonter 10 say. so, and let the privOner have the
- -,. - -ibenefitiCeeerdiet.. ' '.
. v The jury. jotted a verdict 'or "sot guilty," and
- • Ir. the de..d.t..,. discharged. .As he got op to
leave, Jedge.bicOandlese espreued the hope that
lie would-wipe out on the battle-field any diegraec
~- isrlifolt - had ettacbed to his character in Cense.
' Outs of be arrest. The defendant nodded as.
neut. - and left with a happy lacer
• 'I T u
The cue of Puller, charged with making and
.t'
y . uttering counterfeit C1:412, was next called up, and
..7,:i.
upon apptlation ol the Dittrict Attorney was con
-I ~;.. tinned en the October term.
.... .There being no other eau* ou the calender, the
12 . „'itiry wee doetiarged with the „thanks of the Court.
',..: . ..r yr. irofielen then made a motion for a new trial
in the caso.M Goighnour, which will be argued in
e few days. .' i Conntherfadlostrned.
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cixarge—tathvie to get roar Boots
gtplpts~wad rears.
mijifelhapi, Intents some tof our readers to
barn that - the partnership heretofore existing be
-- V:-teeett . Masora: Muni lb Minor, the well known:Book
Paiodical dealers, Fifth street, hag bun lis
t .. solved, and that Mr. Miner, having ourchesed Mr.
Sneevilettirist In their large sod flourishing Utah
liehment;' the bagful:ex of *thisConhario hartafter .
condintsclhy Mr. M., who la now to sae pro,
')Stt. :Weer L ono of the pioneers of the
intrindvial itr Pittsburgh. Upward' et er r
yeinolinve elapsed tines be =balked in it, and
throughout that whole , time his career ban been, one
lof nags illied sneeete. - Beginning on •small scale,
behei Mum hi, basiness kerma atop by step end
/ 'yearly Taxisista now briatienphis one of the moat
intonate* In Valuable betiding, in the. ally, and
gin boar% is patronage not eseesdad.by that of any
edrsintninnitt- of the same etisnedar west of the
4 laritaitains.-: Moving spoken of • the -building coed.
- pied. by hir.; M. on previous ocussions, It is mine.
terto into any lengthens description Of
• ; Lt hare.: 'it is '6lOOO . to -say . that coati= In
_ • ;:tn.2-coliab7 bo. frond ;an ,agallliabscosai _so i
7itarizr alriti"tiataili: -It is provided with
~ ..,....,Coingenteutial to the proper tranasetion of the
'"MUlsisti to which nit denoted, and to tD all rapsets
- a model -stare, aid one to the possession of which
any man: might well feel proud.
if,thimelt is worthy of praise, the
whichj - lt is filled is doubly so. Is the
biiokelthere is an eodlees assortment,
0111W:ear.; en it standard wears of the day—hie.
toricar; politic: * al.:Scientific Mid descriptive; works
which would adorn nay library, and without wit,*
ao Wary can hi considered mnopl eta. We advise
oar readers to drop is and examine the catalogue.
-The rarest sod. Dem bootee's, be found on Mr.
In,‘ shelves,. while in the' matter of work. of fie
; Hon, every author of note in Europe as wall as
insericis te represented. Bat it is, perhaps, from
i the extent Of na paper and periodicai Dulness that
'the house has acquired its highest reputation. As
I . sole agent for the sate of the. New York Ledger,
BA,perts W.,Myi Settles Nam fie., it not only
Alocs introsiwe local basins.. in this line, but
.
One hundred covotry dealers receive thou
.eapplies regularly from Mr-.15.--the parties Boding
It, moth aeranterietme to deal with him for their
inagssiniss, papers, irc., than to seed for them ;to
New Torli:=.ll.te sales to 'gents alone are ono: ,
monii and, despite the - war excitement and the
tightutuis of the times, thej ere, we are informed,
':steadily mien increase. hir.Miner also keeps on
1 . baste tall assortmeat oldie mast approved school
books, and la alWays supplied with stationery and
Writing materials of every descripuon.
Slate the War broke out, a great darned has
. sprung up for -military storks, maps of the seat at
'war, hfr. Miner has mem in every style. All
I the Stand ard works on military tactics may be had
t at his stag,as wall as mope of all those polsts is
Virginia, and clartarherc now of interest to the gen
prat pantie. There ii nothing, in fact, that can be
told amy well regulated boob attire that he can.
oat you with, and, as he is a clever and en.
tarp:tinny barmen matt, end takes epeeist plias to
. please bin,, customers, we-tee no reason why, in
-110 a, the lain and
moat important of his bnainess .
nbintr.kings, he Should not meet with abundant
seeress. We commend his evtablislutent to our
; - friends as ober* slay way worthy their patron
,.,.l dl.' pica' will -bet bend aa moderate, at
. wit, us Mose' of err other house in the both:ten
; •id the city, !stale - the proverbial courtesy of his
clerks,sod i th air.readiness at all times to 11CC0111.
reediw their cusiotenre, should be a mon Ind tree
slant to all warning anything in his tine to give
him Oa!'
i
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;cackle near wheeling.
I .oiiYriOsylant, a man named Franklin Lock.
an old and &deemed atlven of Bel•
i pool county; ti• hio, opposite:Wheeling, committed
;by_ Opening thriertnries la both Anat. cot.
tiiislargegaslo.Fn his neck:With. a butcher knife,
afterwards atteroping to • hang himself. For
• •••• two weekn • • 1 be - had eshibltedsigae - of
PT l !!" ° ' l a toted
Mental deintigaMent, and his b ro thers
hint tie Colusktuae, Ohio, stoppieg on the way
:house: of a friend , eight :ppm - front St.
lie; In thonanraing khavashed earl dressed
Whit more than'tieual - care, ate hi, break-,•••••-• bun; and talked cheerfully:and istlooally. Whilst
rake brothers, oreru preparing to reseme t. th e elrj:N
r-11..;\-bet"tiannr_titti;ordint:brd%,°. 11:P11r:thin
- .451 4 iittf folliPtied him loo ,and forted-the finor of the
- aimed 'with - bd. bit Franklin was gone.
frbok tracked him;in a that[ course through the
lade sad - woods edistruice of about a mile, where
; 4 .f )hey ftiond him !ileitis, kyttg upon the ground with
gulp 'fiat bark tied around his neek,and the
C: bther si ° n r d w farror t ed t o thd body of - taMitig that
' • . aideof leaning log, the bark
. - elootr
ing d biZ egbenough to bold his hod
;.'•i'••.j•'"--•.iirarliiyo!Nttri.giorsued, evidently showing that he had
- Crawled Itilthclos to Mitten the bark to the tree,
~. 101 l owing to.weakness from lova Of blood he rolled
1 . 1 •cd and -spired, perhaps viithoitstrangalation.
'-,,,i • -- ,
~. - 'io- irnment of the Voltutteers ,
F. 1... eta }l edgy night, /1 Government Paymaster,
':••"'', 'tag , charge $lOO,OOO in gold and liner, Ur
t......,,::;, -- rat In the Alty for the purpose of paying off the
~
•or•' - : : f" , ''' monliti(volunteent. It was expected that
7- I -1:::-.....:',.. - -f, pluthant 'duty Weald commence on Tuesday,
i,
?t - - "k.',.. 't it netts that, the Po-router Le flow obliged Ito
4 •:' . ;-;t:' -:: ' fektiilt the Captains . . .01'11e several companies
I Xr.hitt thelo- pay.yolle-4 matter which, it is
h- s 1 V• • • 7 .- . 1 •1 11,••-ilioald have been attended to before.
't ,,--- • '-'• • • ayeiLlaki•CAClPLOieN, in all, to be paid
;e..1: -:'• '..- '', - ' or of: frar:Tweillt , and Tbineenth Reel
''•:l*
ii1: • ,.J. , ., e'•:Pihnttr. , li. vivifies: about , $40,000 to pay a
-7 '. 4 . , ' , . -- . ' nit tritthrecisonthi , so that thy aggregate of
)5 . ....,:": .. 1, ~ t hgrergf langur too much to 'QUM lICCOWItI
4 1 :; , -9."... . lib 04 l osligiliell 111111101:' of, daemon, a large
;? "4. 7 :', , f ... ::." .10POrdill vat be spent in. our titles and lolanda
i, - t. •• ~ :• • moinny., end_ (wi th the exception of what is
OW &ay on whisky ' ) will be,. productive of
.?:1 - .. ••'• - e g iooti. It ill 'spewed th at pa Paymaster
•ii , ::; • ttr be:able to commence. butous to.day. par
$
imi company et &time tuna all are sego-a. - .
i r g , " .:.. " A Narri.leixtair COSSAISy4-7Gaptain Leopold
. • ;• 4)- '2 ' : . iyni and , 8111 di . H/1 . 1 1 1 041 /ii // e or/itdirld4 ll l
e th • oorbead Car.
' .'t'll -,.'-:•:':": t' f . •o 4 l l : t ri r pto- 14 ;' t 1Ti . al as teldy eictiptea, and will
1 .
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of ii, loge priportion ro-rthore , months Mid:
tf:l4 .. , ;"'dattle,Mili'lwilt. " 4 r° tr e ff - tot,'
d ! i' , 4-•
1 . : ... ?° . ! ,!! j! eget d':l" %:i e t i tro . al. ll :.'t• Hama
I L
"W. - jk . ' , .. ..:41:7" 1 ...;7:..... -- War tax' Paugetyti.o lb. 'comply.
• ' r...,1 , '41 . 1 . .. 1 " -- it i p i eso -- 61,14 , !1yit,a4 . 1114,111,11wintit,it Set.
f' tell...! ' i T4ffi• ffg f".4 4 .-,41;•'°,-•TI,T1•;:k-,.. .. .
• .. - 44 , f . ~,..._.,:e,..:71'm,g..„, :.-,..
. .
- Iltabblas Affray.
- unoue stabbing aray o cc u r red on - Liberty
ff
'Weld "au:- smittised.yeeterday afternoon, which
Will Probably iesnit in the death eif a man named
JohdFord, who received a very ugly cut in the left
side kif. the st omach at the bands orPeter Delaney.
Dt SPP r farls front the statement of Ford, that while
puettig , along Liberty street be
,wan accosted by
Delaney. and umber man, whse name is 1113.,
known—the latter making a request of him (Ford)
to pa hie knife, (which had been presented to aim
by imam Mends.) to which he wanted. He then
handed it to Delaney, who had it in his poesenion
for sometime, when Fird requeated him to hand
it back. To this Delaney replied by saying that be
-could snot,hays. it, and that he would cut him
aboeld he attempt to force it from him. A sec file
then tact place betimes' the parties, during which
Delaney mit Ford in - the left side of the Stomach,
the - mat penetrating it considerable distance.
Ford wu than conveyed to the ogles of Dr. Badger,
who, although considering hit case hopeless, done
all in hie power. to alleviate the unfortunate manse
suffering'. At the instaace of Mayor Wibui, he
wan subsequently removed to Dr. Wallet , ' Hos
pital, where, at last accounts, he was lylog In an
exceedingly critical condition:
Delaney woe arrested and committed to await
the result of Ford's injuries. He Will a member
of the Firemen's Legion, and is said to have been
under the triunee of liquor at the time bf the
difficulty. His companion managed to make his
oscine, hot will probably be arrested soon.
.Ford m a resident of Sharpahurg, where he has
a wife cod family. He had just enlisted in one of
the volunteer companies now fore:deg here, and
the knife with which he was etatibt.l sad been
'presented to him by home friends. He Is said to
be a quiet, Ooffensive and industrione mac.
—Aimee, writing the above, we heard tt rumored
that some two or three persons who were present
at the time of the &faculty, allege that Ford wan
intoxicated, end that he wee stabbed by falling on
the knife, which he had in his own possession.
This story, however, L undoutredly incorrect. It
ie not at all probable - that a man in Ford's condi
tion would make a false statement, expecting to
'ive, as he did, hot a very short time.
Crane Captured.
On Saturday soothing last a dock of seine twenty.
eight cranes alighted near the residence of J. 0.
Patterson, in Elisabeth township, immediately ap—
petite McKeesport. , Mr. P. fired at them, and.
succeeded in capturing one, without (*nog it.
further than inflicting a slight wound on one of the,'
The Standard says: "Those who haeli
seen the bird are by no means unanimous in res_
gird to its epeeist-4:nd it has consequently been'
called stork, snipe, crane, etc. It is a beautiful ,
bird;and we consider that we were amply repaid' 1
for all the trouble a :art ace ationed es, by a mght
or it yesterday. The color of it is pure white.;
From whet we cart end crilaantory of the bird, it
le en Americas crane; although not laity answering
the description. it is probably three feet in bighti
and 010/111:11 . 811 &bone lorry-two Inches from ; tip to
tin of its whirr Its legs are stilt-like, and of
dash, leaden color. Ith neck is the most peculiar
part of the fowl, being a:most Eat. It can swab
low a pretty good sized fah with comparatiseeasei.
Drowning of o.
On Mouthy evening. about dusk, a Garman
named Alexander Preivath, • mem* of the Seigel
Guards, wu drowned in the bionOisgattela river,
near Nicholson's foundry, while bathing. life lift
hi, boarding house on Fourth strut, to company
with a friend, taking towel.. seep, rte.. with kite.,
Freivath jumped into the water before ids complus.
lon was randy, end being • good swimmer he !truth
out and soon disappeared round a W 1 1411611 °PO'
site the roundly. Ms companion called, afters
little time, but received no answer, and itsoon be
came apparent that the man was loot. Search war
med* for his body np tilt ten • o'clock at night, but
without success. In the morning the search was Or .
newt& and the body woe recovered about noon.
Th. deceased was a very worthy man, was 111201{1 ,
esti, end a painter by trade.
Post Oates A flat So.
The • following post face changes have !Wen
wade in thin State by the Departments
laabUstasaa.-Flora Dar, Adam. money, Pa ' 214 a.
Wrlaht, pt.r...crortut, Oa room tram Outymbora to food..
Talc !Sutra Clue, lloatommory moan. Pa.,tateld Knits,
proforma.. to • DA, oopplatl IIGI9 Phomatorille, Cb.our
...AV. Otto mile `.`t wo •ha neer. Or oath uttor pots.% as
the poltatamar may makes. Boydetoart. Outlet overtly.
Pa. teals Spur, potatimatar.
..app ttiiiamagm—ticnry minboa" pba....a.r Z•itier .
bloatkAtory
testy,
Po, irk* Bohr baccom ,
mpottl; Quinlan a. Matter, pamtlasater at Inalerick, Was.
vault.) conaty,vtam AL. Pty. rututrat Jt.ha J. Wells, pot.
mutat st Pio melds, Isamu& wanly,
t .. ytot Woe
tritr, remould; filaralakar J. Lnotapro. roaster . at
WrtebonoWe. York toasty. Pa,coce Joao err. retaared;
Nerd W. ktrerackaa, paruwour at Borer, 01aullekt
°may, Ivo waxy W. Vow ',Aped; Wont. WOlo.
tiAronerwo ot,tfue'llloooteol,a.froty.,:tostiAco,J umre
roe Pe, sta. J. J. Mato, temgv.l. At West
Uttkla, Ikaktride county, Ya„ *llll.m U. Chetenaru,
pomtalamta, , ka ilkkheal Lynn, rutattall.
110Winetere ther Alleged Seeeseloniet.
Oa Monday oto con, John Coyle, E.g., Attorney
for John Mcicinstiy, recently arrested in this City
upon a charge of uttering treasonable sentinente,
applied to Judge McCandlen, of the trotted Swam
District Court, fora warrant of removal to the
Western District of Virginia. Meginstry had been
takes lidera 3. U. Bailey, EA., pained Stale. o,oco.
misaleneri and 'waiving a heeneg c wite vomit:duel to
)411. Be imputed a desire, thretysh Du counsel, to
be removed to Wheeling, and headed over to: the
authorities there, townswer any charges which Wight
be -preferred against hint. The Court ordered his
removal. and a warrant was accordingly placed in
_the hands of the trolled States Marshal, Mr. Mar•
der.h, who will send the prisoner to Wheeling in ,
custody of one of Ms deptitisa.
•
A Pollal PZlTOollailtl AMIONO ran Bsaac
PlLT4Ontis CA11178820 AT 1/111 Lott BATTL*•
Among the rebel prisoners captured at tee battle
of Bull Rae, was George M. Briablo ' formerly •
resident of this city, and 'well known by =air of
our citizens: He b. a printer by trade, and writ ked
hers at that busing., for a number of years. 1 4 For
some time put, how ~,,, he has bean residing is
New Orleans, and at the commencement Of the
present war enlisted in the rebel army. At the
battle of Bull Ron he wag taken privicer,aud gob
sentiently manned at Washington. He maeiged,
however, to secure a ciliates dregs and escaped
to Harrisburg, where, it is said, he stooped over
night at doll house of a ?alibi., and proceeded
nest morning . to Alesandris, linatingdoo county,
gril l ers be was arrested. He was then taken •b•ck
to Harrisburg and - confined in prison to await the
action of the authorities at Washington.
Cot.. Hinnies Rsoisszarr.--The itarrisbdrg
*graph, of Monday, an noticing the arrival of Col.
Buck*. Regiment at that place, says : .“Col
Black's itegiment of three years volunteers 'frayed
here yestercky morning from Pittsburgh, and took
up qusrtera on the public grounds. This men
compelling the Regiment have a fine phyeimil ap.
pearance, and =pivot them have already imelt
the smoke of hauls. They are commanded bT offi
cers of eaperience, under Yr tar:gelled they will do
good movies in the war for the Union. This reg.
:meet will remain her• wild they recmre3 their
arms and equipments, after which we believe they
are to join the column of Gen. Banks at Raypeee
Ferry..
anYZISOI COUDTT Nonmarrove Repot:di
ms or Jefferson nclultY, ibis State, hove nominated
the following named gentlemen as esudidates tor,
. county Miens:
Judge, LG. Gordon; Associato Judge, J. , .T. Y.
Thompson Representative, C. 11. Presoott ; Cam
misskessr, T. B. McLain; Treasurer, James Camp.
bill ; District Mien:ter, U. Arthur,; Auditors, Ire
Brownson and Daniel suvia Trosues of Academy,
B. T. Perry, lin. John Todd, Prof. BroltbZ
Patriotic resolutions were passed, and COttrome
Committees appointed.
el,Cleitig another Gee bill ,will
be offered at the theatre, consisting of ho :lea
than three different pieces ,In which the heauti.
fel Min Procter and the comical Glenn both ap
pear. Wile Marie will dance a NattonaUidance
.between the amend second pieces, which com
pletes a programme of rare. 42601m:ea. Ewery
one ebould be about early to-night. , '
Oar?. JOILII L 13111WMIT. late of the Phan:wee
Legion, (a ,err -popular editor, by the way.) baa
accepted the paid= of Lieutenant ht the Unlock
thealfy, coder Capt. ?attune:l.
- .
DZAD,Afir. Jinn Hprintet byttrorea
tin, died alma lingenng ilium, on °ads,
Doming, aged 10 punk
A COMI'LLTZ ESTAILMIZIIIIAT drOppitlit In
at the Din Store of our friend Johaston, cornet' of
Smithfield and ,Foarth came. we were surprised
and gratified to notice the improssinsate wadi he
hu,made.within the last year. The Morels now
lammed to doable ite former dimeasione, fitted
up in fide style and col:loins niche stock a; Drugs,
Medicinal Perfumery,:-Cigare, Au., affintent to
show that more room was seeded to meet the re.
qairamente of- hie increasing baiinen; now
pretty . wall understood that Gnat Johnston don't
'Deep to
baying. of Mediating sea Parfamery is sot
worth This Mend basiong been celebrated
for the parity of the Medicines dispensed, end the
prima proprietor well 'utiles this imputation by
dealing in the purest and beetor esetythiag, which
his long experience with - the prinepel triantafactut ,
ere enables him to , procure and_ furnish at lowest
prices. • , -
•
PAUDINOZ JILOISOWSILiI I 4
el fazeuel Saner. and alottierin tam er Hens Weedso l 9 l4
• • :
Fount Wlllyill3DAT, at 9 o'clock.. to.
Tint city of London I. supplied with sister by
alms Cluttered completes, and the aggregate
ormetity ;used Amirante - to 17,000 million gallons per
*amid, at a cost to the public of $12.000 pot m il.
lion gallons. zed the average supply of *lf institu.
dont, 00660111 or tenements amounts to LSO gallon'
per day, :costing two CAMS) Or $7 $0 Pgr4anum
and on 171,794 institution d th
e. gross annual
revenue amounts to $1,950, 0 0 0 , of which: amount
l a o nd l 9
eon o nitioa of
I t n h t e e r w ne o t l k o s n ; tahned' ealpaitvanl ignrasted
a SUN
plus of $794,000 to the credit of etockholders. Not.
withstandisg the apparent low fignre of one coot
for .77 pilot', the mobilo have been patitioniog
Parliament !or soma years part for •en ibereared
and cheaper supply. deoptetnental chatters have
been - granted to dile affect, deting the lett ten
poise, giving an Increased supplr filtered weer
at , the chore cent. -
.:It also appeam,:takleg the
population.at two millions, shot the water to:
ontonnts..tiesorlY $1 per bead pet neteini..
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Wasiewirrox, Annan 6, 1861.
(Conftetudion of Mewing'. Proceedings hr
the Slnts, yesterday, after an
executive session lasting neatly eight loon and a
hilt, the doors were again opened at half.put
tin - o'clock p. m.
The House bill to increase the number of rep•
resentatrers to two.ku odred and thirty-nine, was
taken up and alter i shaft duel:tutu laid our-
On motion of Mr. Cantle, of Va., the Senate
Riven proceeded to hold an executive session. At
11 - elflike eleven o'clock the Senate adjourned till
half--pact aloe this morning.
Westunoron,lls. 6, 1861.
SENATE.—The Senate Mat thin 'morning at 9}
O'clock.
A toMmanielition was read from the President
in answer to a resolution asking if Hon. Joseph H.
Lane had been appointed Brigadier General. The
nommunication was ordered to be printed.
Mr. Dixon, - of Conn, reported a resolutee to
pay Ashbury Dickens, late Secretary of tbe Senate,
0 salary for one year from the present time, the
anionot beteg 33,000.
Mr.thandler, of Mich , moved to amend so as
to mien the came of McNair, late Bergeantet-
Arms. Lost. The resolution was then paused.
The bill to punish canna crimes against the
'United States was taken-op and passed.
Mr. Powell, of Ky., offered a resolution In re
gard to the Pollee Commissioners of Baltimore, in
;order to amend the report of the_Commene on
'Judiciary on, bat subject.. The preamble sets forth
than
Wuness,:certairt citizens of Baltimore have
been arrested In violation of lave r
iirsoired, That each emus ware unconstitution
al and illegal, and that the parties should be lm.
mediately released or else delivered up to the
civil authorities.
The gentle related to consider the resolution by
a vote of 7 yea, to 33 nays.
• All the papers relative to the contained seat in
- the Kansas representation were ordered to be
printed. •
Mr. Wilson, of Man., moved, to take up the
, joint Imitator'
. approving the acts of the Pfeil
, dent.
Mr. Doolittle, of Wir., moved to go into exert
tnexenion. The motion was disagreed to by the
following omen:
Y eves. Bak or, Bayard, Binghe m, Cn nil e,
Chandler, Collamer, Diann, Doolittle, Vessendge,
Foot, Harlan, King, Lane, of Kansa., Morrill,
Powell, Rice, Saulsbury, Teo Rycli Thompeon,
Nave.—Masses. Bmckinnage, Bright, Browning,
Clark, Cowan, Foster, Grimes, Howe. Jobason, of
Tanemee, Johnson, of Minoan, Kennedy, of
Maryland, Pomeroy, Bierman, Sumner, Wade,
Mr. Brecatetidge of Ky., said that at the early
part of the union, ;he Senate won very Bolton. to
vote on this ruolution; approving the acts of the
President. It now seems that they recoil from et,
which be thought was a sign of returning reason.
Mr. Fauendea„ Of Me., said be had always
been ready to vote on this resolution, and yet the
gentleman seems to imply that the Senate is afraid
to rote on it. He could have all the benefit of
tech an argument.
Mr. Trumbull, of ill., said he was not ready to
vote until seer further counderatmo.
By common consent, the resoultion to pay Hon.
F. P. Stanton for mileage was paned.
Mr. King. of of. Y., moved to go into 'factitive
session. Agreed to.
After a abort essontive Malan, the joist refl•
°lotion authorising the Seeratary of Wei to pay
the volunteers. she, ender the nommand of
Capt. Mud* acconlhog to the order of
Brig. lien. T. A. Morris. had grained to protest
the ?Mined bridge and other property In the
vicinity of Oakland, was taken op and paned.
Oa motion of Mr. Grimes, of lows. the hones
amending:its to the bill providing for be repair
of the Long Bridge, wasooocurnd
Mr. Solana, at Mass., prieentaii the resolu
tions of the Legislature of Massacbuette
In
stranteg its Bunters and elongating the Ittp•
tomeatatrres trim shot Sum, to use all botionble
tame, to swam the reingeltioo tithe Republic)
of Hayti. Laid on the table, nod ordered to be
printed.
Oa motion of Mr. Grimes, the Senate again
preceded Into exenrive session, after vibleb, at
171 o'clock p. m., the Senate atomized aim
die.
Housc.—The Home paned the Senate bill rela
tive to the'Sepreme Court of the Vatted States in
easel, of apnea.
Mr. Bulbul:4ot Ohio, asked the unanimoui com
mit of the Hone to introduce a bill to define, pro
hibit and potuiti certain unlawful communication
with the enemies of the Vatted State..
Mr. Vet act Ohm, objected.
The Senate bill wee pined with sacmendment
appropriating • iP.01:10 for replies in the Long
Bridge overthe Potomac.
Warthog measures were propene to lee taken up
by different members, but objecuone were -
pond on each OCCI2iOTI.
The House paned the Senate bill to torment
pay in the regular army aid lot yolunteen.
The House disposed of nveral matters of not
publie importance. - I
On motion of Mr. Cos, of Ohio, a resolution least
adopted calling on the President, if compatible]
with the public service, to commenic•te to thel
Henn at the next resole all correspondence hods
by the government with foreign nations since 1353'
with reference to maritime rights.
Mr: May, of Md., asked leave to make personal,
explanation, but this was objected to from the RBA
publican side.'
Mr. bloCieruand, of Illinois, offered a reacilutioff
providing for 'the purchase el a cup, of the On{
rear:non Otoae cud Appendix for cull member of
the present Haan who pea Dot received the same.
1
Objection made.
Meassgeo were from time to time received frcid
the Senate, the Committee on Scrolled Bine ocean
atonally reporting and the Speaker signing the camel
Toward noon there was moth harry among the
°Mears In trananling badness.
Messages wen received from the President in',
forming the House that be approved certain OWL i
Mr. Milani of Ohio, moved that the session be
extended thirty minutes.
Mr. Colfax lef Indiana, said the Secretary of tbii
Senate bad in timated to him that such an eetsneuth
was desirable.
Mr- Vallandigham add that such a motion wai l
nervily cermaary, al the boar for adjournment held
expired thirty minobth_ago. 1
Mr. ineley'at motion was agreed to.
The clock in the House number bed been stoppid
at ten minutes to twelve, for acme time.
Mr. Stereos, of Pa., in an apparently BOTiOa
tone, implied whether it woo d be in order
move that the clock be allowed to go on.
This remark °ermined owl:tants of laughter
The Speaker, afipr giving a private order for
clock to be euendetd to, laformtld the Mame that
it wit now in moans. -
Mr. Johnson offered a reeolatiee that, insuncih
se the cloth had relbsed to go by the hoer, the
House mince to go by the clock.
The resolution was objected to SI ont of order.;
Amid murk laughter, Wlehliffe, of Ky., took do.
euton to say that the intelligence from Kuithelly
to.day, Is that Kentucky U for the Union. She Will
be the lit to go oat of It.
This autouncement was received with wild de.
Sabi—the friends of the Union, both on. the 114 or
and in the gaileries, clapping thek bends and other
wlss giving vont to their famines.
Essinmatinne were beard of "Good 1 Hurl
rah fur old Kentucky!" The miniature wig
long continued, sod a more animated eases is
seldom witnessed. Subsequently ! Mr. Wick.
idle retired without the bar of the House,
when crowds of member. gathered amend
Met to bear the particular. of the good news
announced by him.
Mr, Dover, of New York mad* a person
tonal ! eiplabstion relative to his resolution Of
fered yesterday, declaring that at a time white
armed rebellion is threatening the integrity of
the Union and the overthrow of Govarnmadt,
all reacilnuone recommending or destitute( to
make terms with treitore le either cowirditie
• or treason. lie said he meant nothing per
" weal in connection with their rescnuon, tint
Meant Simply to condemn a principle and dot
to quetion it. mutual., integrity or 11 neatly
of anybody.
Mr. May, of Marylend, /lid he we absent
from the Hence when the resolution was offer.
ed and did not know of the tact until he eaw
it In print.
Mr. Cox, of Ohio, slid that when he
gentleman from New Ytek, offered hie
40021110 resolution, them was a flash! of
indignation from his side of the Noise.
We who bad supported the war policy of the
Government with a view to peace and Union,
and those who had the nano indict view with•
out approving of the mantel means, felt juitly
indignant. Nonce my resolution. 1 wonl4,
it were in my control, copings my resolution
se there was nothing in it particular, and the
Boone sou waiting for the Senate. '
Mr. flolfax, of Lod., said porbeps it might be
lithereating to the Monte to bear from the gen
` tlemaii from Monona, something about the
condition of the frontier. •
Mr. Stevens added, "and also about the ilea
dear of the North. Cries of "sgresas."
Mr. Aldtieb; of Minn., then rose and Made
some remarks about the Nortlowsit, sundial to
vitiate member' of the Untie In. tons of plus
antrj, 'dab repeatedly convulsed the Maser
with laughter.
The Speaker repeated the gentleman to sure.
pond - his ?smiths in order to receive the report
of Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois, who, with Serena
other members as a Committee, had just wilted
on. the President. .
•Mi. Marie& said he Dodd give way for him,
but for no other living man. Laughter.
Mt. Kellogg reported that the President!bad
no farther'cororoonleatlon to make to Coo.
- geese.
The Speaker than said, "lhe - hour Asa for
the aiijonrement!haviog arrived, I therefore
dealers this Noose adjourned sine die."
Mr. Aldrich—Then my remarks are cut off.
(Latighter.) •
The Speaker—They will coma up at the
neat union ae unfinished laustneas.
The members separated, all being evidently
to good hoisior.
Cosecs, :august 6 —Great 'activity pr, veila
at Charlestown Navy Yerd: The Cumberland
all to-morrow., ,The .Cambndpe bee
been taken oat of dock, sad the bark Maul
bark hauled in. Both wilt shortly be snipped .
The rohrtmunit and Fifteenth - Iteemiste
wIJI leave to.morrow for theses% of wee. Alen
Cobb.t.,Listn Battery. .11ss - nreysitingi Tsai
.,-.1)0 fePlbig
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From Was ington. Orillit■GiON Cirri; Avg. 6.—The' Senate
_
in executive !Seaton astil 12 o'clock last
ni4ht.l The following nominations for Briga
dier &nem!' in addition to those heretofore
annotinced, were, ii iii said, confirmed:
Geier&le Hier!but, ififtcieroand, Schenck,
Grant, Baker, Lyon, Cos Pi:enters, Ander . ..,
Kings Sigel and Couch. The principal officers
for the new army regiments Were also coo.
firmed, while the rejections composed only a
few of the woo, epputarmaints Lieut. Col.
Emory , . nomination was also confirmed. The
President and several member. of the Cabinet
were at the Capital this morning, the former
attendieg to the approval of bills.
A latent lore of 'Coogrear, authorising the .
Secretary of War and' the Secretary of the
Nov.g under the direction and approval of
the prestdent, to tumble it board to determine
the facts as to the name and occasion of the
&solidity attach officers as appear incapable
of performing military service., with a view of
their retiring from the army and marine corps.
The report ol the board is to be esoject to the
President , . app,,,!. Those who may be re
tired are to receive the pay proper of the
highest rank held by them at the time 01 their
retirement, and tour rations per day, without
any other pay, emoluments or -slow:ince..
But an exception in made in fah: Brevet
Ltedt. Gen. bcott. Should be be retired, on•
der this act, it chaff be without reductinh on
his current pay, subeistance or allowance.
All the tolls which parsed both Elouseswere
approved by the President, who yielded a re
luctant approval of that for the confithation of
property used for rebellious purposes.
Yesterday each House provided separately
for increase of the 'pay of volunteers and
regulars $4 per month, but to-dav they united
one bill which increases the pay only $2 per
month.
Many members leave to-day fur their homes.
Senator Latham will not return to California
during the race., but sill remain to transact
the, bluing. of his conatitutents.
The Senate ha. confirmed the appointments
of Commanders Craven, Unß Ladner and
Foote, to be caotaine In the Navy, and the
following named Lieutenant. to be Command
ers, Vie : D. U. Porter Almy, T. A. 18. Craven,
Strong, Fraley, Baldwin, May, Arms rang,
Patter, Houcaendurif, Lerop, Woodhull, Par
rott, Wainwright, Ithabser, Luton, Leiner,
!Rarity, Stembil, Colvocorems sod Breathier.
Various rob r promotions to Lientenancy have
been made, Inc tiding those of EJerard A. Bel.
deli, Charles Groves and George R. Law. The
&Mate -al. confirmed the appointmenu ors
large number of Surgeon. sod *imams Sur
geon., Lieutenants of the Marine Corps, and
the following named Eogineere to be Chia}
Engineers a Geo. It. Johaun, John W. Moore,
Jdmen B Ytmbslf, Alexander Henderson and
Stephen D. Ilibbert. The Senate confirmed
oily two alejor General. for the regular army,
namely, bleCteilan sod Fremont, and Briga
dier Grams+ Manalield, Erne.
done, Audersoc, Mega and Thom., the last
named as Adjutant 'General. The following
it a correct list of the confirmatione of the
highest officers commanding tba volunteer.,
al. copies from the official record : Mai. Gas
Banks, Ds and Butler; Brigadier Generals
McCall, Curtis, Kearney, Reynolds, Klog, Sie-
Heinistlman, Porter, Franklin, stone,
Tomas W. Sherman, Hooter, Lauder, Baker,
Belly, Lyon, Pope, Con, Hurlbut, Scenes,
Prentice, Grant, Couch, Goy. Sprague, Barn
aide, Montgomery, of N. J., Phelps, of Vt.,
bitch., Hooter, W. T. Sherman,
tell, o.ls, Usnet ton, of Wit, and Ale-
Clernaud
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A number of these gentlemen are rep ar
army officers, while others kayo received a mil-,
linty education. Al! navy nominatlone were
Sopa:mud to a few captain, and lieutenants.
The tienate also confirmed oh. nomioatioo of
Geo. W. Pea:. •nt.-Yy ns Consul to Cadia in
the Turkish dentielons.
The name of John 'Joy, of Bedford. N. Y , 4
mentioned to prominent omineotion with the
AUITZUD litession.
Mr. fifoClarnand's appointment as Brigadier
General Is very gratifying to many friend. of
'that gentleman.
The Navy Department to in receipt of a letter'
from Commander Goldeboro, of the IL 8. Matt,
!or Gatos. dated Hampton abode, yesterday, Err
II which ha nye the brig mbar° rear Cape list.
term, about which there woo oc much spotuia•
tion, proved to be the Martin, of Becton, which
had been to pal/1.144M of its rebels Com
mander Goldsboro adds that the men wore un-
dingbor .Cm b. inniout."
ter libelling the plea, eat fire to the vetoed sod
-Been:tally destroyed her cargo.
It appears by ether ntS , lll advleee froarthe
Golf dquadenn, thou on the ads of July, off (Isl.
'eaten, the IL 8. steamer South Carollns,
rap
torsd elz schooners. Un the 6th, she raptured
two sad ran on. mimeo no the 6th ' • and one an
the 7th, making In all eleven volldnetroyed or
ceptured.
The 'mutes of the captured veasels are the
Sbuk, Veen., Arks Ryon, McCatillield, Louisa
Dart, MdCauldeld, Coral, Petcock, 800 Baker.
field and Sam ItititiliOtt. A portion of them bad
esegoes chidly of lumber. Amougother
captured were thirteen mall bags containing
etyma. matter.
la the so..eth or July, cif', St. Mark., Fie.,
the ttfobeera ceaoted the 'situp George
Sloat,.attnerYttieglifires toe heralds. 'I here
were ae pateengera on board the wife, three
children and enures of Adj. Deo. Donated,
of Fonda. Mn. klulleed rlarmed the escee
s on flag to be her private property nod secured
it to her ten.. A. toe ozptain amid not ob
tain pteamegon of a u/ttiltwit suing sioletce to a
lady, who wee to a delicate .unction, he de
slued from taking the prate.
Tee Nary Department will at once talon pro
prwats in connecuen with the conetruretou of
twelve side-wheel steamers and one or tome
al the iron clad vetteb recently author:red by
Caere...
The inereage of 12 per month OD the Dry of
eoldiera, teeroartuer, t• authorized by
Coedreil, will lac eeeee the espouse on • totes
of 300000 melt $1 000 003 per am:lm, or no
00 000 cies $l2 000.000. There is no increase
ciriceral pay. The bills passed by the House
ailed in the Rebate.
From California.
For? KISAMILY, August 6 —The pooy ex
po.* paned bah,. at 3 o'clock a. m.
Six Francisco, July 27.—Tte pony express
artreed yesterday, with misters. dates to the 113,21
instant, with acoutiou of Gan. ItteCiallso's toe
evil In Western Virgloio, and the °optioned
re treating of the rebels toward the loterior of
Virginia. The news Is Inspiring the Union
Mtn.
Tho *garland mail continues to arrlre repo
tarty. The pries of passage from Eloceameoto
to ht. - Joseph is find at $l6O.
biota the last diepatch a cm* telegraph
.tattoo has heel opened 25 miles farther east,
with the prospect of soother like extension, be-
tore another poky.
Toe candidates of 1i the Political PBlll-ti
•ie to the field eogaged io acute census of
the elate. The Union Democrats and the It..
publicsos bolo largely Beattie the Adminieun
lion and the war policy. The Brackturidgets
seem to fairer the policy the Buchanan Ad•
tainietratton was pursuing on the accession 01,
Lincoln to power.
By way of Los !Logelns. later new. of the
party of Seceenonist, tecluding Gen. Johnson,
o received. 'they were last hoard of at Town !
in Ansonia, numbering about 50; several ried
pitied the party after leaving Loss Angelo'.
Ranch owners in the bOillhirll violate. of
the State have commenced etaughtering their
cattle for their hides and tallow, and only;
th c Ate, there beteg no farming worked loril
beef.
As we anticipated there has been no satia- f .
factory reetatfroin the Neva Peace council:
at Lapway. The Indian' were "iota:tree and'.
iudispneed to take the suavity or goode.,
Some declined to take the preset:lto, and some
250 Indians refused to take the beet of the;
agent, drawing up their own cattle and ; ,
slaughtering them In float of the agency. i,
Trouble is anticipate. with the Snake In.
drunk
The Indite who shot Judge Washington wki
glean up. tie confessed his crime and wee
hung.
Correspondence and papyri from Sim Diego
and Los Angelo., by the steamer Senatori ,
have been received.
The Mar remark" that by , the arrival of the
mail from El Paso, It bee reliable tolcirmiitiotr
from Armenia that the whole country lies ati
the di
meicy of the loses. .The Apac hsO'
made an &Beek on Fort lisehanaa, asd prettSi'
&boringly cleaned ft out. They took ofr sesi:
enty-are head of government mules, killodi
two herds and , took-tour prisonen. •
EIMIPCITIILD. Mo., Aug. 6—. A battle oc-q
carted to-day, at Dog Spring, 19 rode■ mink
ol.thia place, between-MI Yederal force
der Gen. Lyon, and the rebel troops under,
Bea McCulloch:, in which eight of the latter
were killed, and thirty woo 'Medic end forty Of
the latter killed medium-leer wounded. Geri .
Lyon toot 80 stand. ol lane and homer 11
Two hundred andoerenty toads a chirp oti
a body, of rebel infantry, ,sopposed to be 4000
andwut their. way through them and reii
turned with • lose of only:One men. The charge
via most gallant and terrible, eevaral of the,
rebels being found with their heads eatlrel.g ,
doyen throne'. The -enemy retired during the
nlght, and- Gen Wow took posmesion of the
- held. Another battle war mOmmtazily erreeted,
the 'enemy being in - large form west of Spring,
geld. Partlealars will be emu Ai 00011 as poi.
tible
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• Damucate, Aug. 6.—The foundry of Coil
E Hash situate just ~beyotid the etty
wee burned last night. The loss amnesia Ifo
$20,000, Oa which there la an iesaranee of
$ • l3 ow., partly in New 'Toil' owl Philadelphia.
The news brought by the Otd rota,. 11101 , 06 t
to -day Is usiimportaut.
•
Hon. PleaX Solite, of La., it is mild, isle
Union men attend, rod eothieg but the ande
l:none depreciation of his; extensive propeity
in real 61000 00l0fl him from - catalog Ner(b.
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E.1:13, Moil. *1 Anon 4. latil. (f
.fr" .
um , . retry of War to raise t o ass inn of I.
tatali, to as awstead, tztto sor• aa sosa as fottoid.
lotasafria to give special &Walls , * • to the WV , 01,11 ,
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tioa and NVIIIIVDIIIt of thou lie laisata. it is dtrirsd
that dm Gooopaalas shooicl Os topooed of moo wilt.
2 :,:.° 'Mori ta g tag p.;",%; to Cro Alt
:It. ailtaWl, au4 . oaptato Ws :fatal 6,2.1 littaulta.
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ceu. nu ler on the Contraband gneg•
The foloiring interesting letter from
Gen. Bntier has been received at the War
Departrt
"Gnarl CratT2ll9 DIPARTMILAT OF
V WU, FOUTZB I 3 B MONBOII,
' I July 30, 1881.
.11ori, billion Cameron, Secretary of Wor—
sts: By in order received on the morning
of the 26th July from Major-General Diz,
by a telegraphic order from Lieutenant-
General lic.ott, I was commanded to for
ward, of the troops of this department,
four regiments and a half, including Col.
Baker's California Regiment, to Washing
ton via alrititore. This order reached
me at tit o'clock a. en., by special but
from Bel imore. Believing that it emulated
becausel some pressing exigency for the
defense o/
Washington, .I, issued my orders
belore 'd y- for. the embukation of
It
the troops, se ing those who wore among
the vire bee regiments I had, In the
course o' the following day were all
embarked for Baltimore, with the excep
tion of some 400 for whom I had net trans=
portarion, although I had all.the transport
force ILtj the hands of the Quarter-luster
here, I aid the Bay line of • steamers,
which, bysame order from the Lieut.-
Oenervili w s directed to furnish transpor- 1
tr.
baton. 111I II to and at the time of the or
der lbad bean preparing for an advance
movement by which I hoped to cripple the
resources oi the enemy at Yorktown, and
especially y ezizing a large quantity of
"negroesl who were being premed into their
service ! in building the intrenchmsats
there. II had five days previously been
enabled; to mount, for the first time, the
first toinpany of Light /artillery, which - I
had ben empowered to raise, and they
i .
had be a single rlfled cannon; an ironer.-
ponade . "Of course everything must atid
did yield to the supposed exigehoy and the
orders.l . This ordering away the troops.
from this department, while it weakened
the poets at Newport Sows, necessitated
the wi t hdrawal cii the troops from Hamp
ton, w ere I was than throwing up en
trench works to enableme to hold th e
town ith A small for ,i, while I advanced
up the York or James river. In the vil
lage of Hampton there were a large num
ber of Megroes, composed in a great tier
SUM Co! woman and children of the men
who had fled thither within my lines for
protection, who had escaped from =min
ding Flanks of rebels who had been gath
ering Pp able-bodied blacks to aid them
in cone tructing their batteries on the York
and jemes rivers. I had employed the
men ip Hampton hi throwing up intrench-
I menbi, and they were working zealously
' wail efficiently at that duty, saving our
1 eoldidrs from that labor rimier the gleam
,of this mid-day ann. The women were
wrung substantially their own subsistence
in WlFhilng, marketing , and taking care of
1 the lothea of this soldiers, and rations
ware being served oat to the Man who
werkied for the support of the children,
Bait by the evacuation of Hasiipton, ren
dered necessary by the withdrawal of
weeps, leaving me scarcely 5,000 men
outside the Iron, including the force at
New Port News, all these black people
wen obliged lo break up their homes at
Himpton, fleeing across the creek within
my Imes for protection rind support. In
deed, it was a meet distressing sight, to
see these poor creatures, who had trusted
to:'e protection of the' of of the Ma
-1
A'
tad tates, and who ed the troops of
the 'rated States in their enterprise, to
be t us obliged to flee from their homes,
aol got homes of their masters, who had
des*ted them, and become not fugitives
1 from fear of the return of the rebel pot
' dierr,iho had threatened to shoot the
wee w bad ' wrought 'for us, and to car=
rY dl t e women, who :had served us to
a worse ,than Egyptian bondage. I have,
the c iefora, now within the Peninsula, this
old of liampton Creek, 900 negroes, SOO
of Oho m are &kilo-bodied men, 30of whom
ere ;wed , substantially past hard labor, 175
wodien, 225 children under the agi of 10
Years, and 170 between 10 and 18 years,
Mel many mote wining in. Theguestions
which this state of facts present are very
embarrassing. .
;"First—What shall be done with them?
aid Second—What is their suite and con
dition ?
: • 'lilpon these' questions I desire the in
streetione of the Department.
.irrie first qnution, however, may per
hops be answered by Considering the last.
Ar- these men, women, and children slaves?
Art they tree 1 Is their condition that of
teen, women, and children, or of property,
or iis it a mixed relation? What their
suites was tinder the Constitution and laws.
we all know. What tuts been the effect of
rebellion and a state of war upon that
since?, When I adopted the theory of
treating the able-bodied negro fit to wort
. lit the trenches, ae property liable to be used
Maid of rebellion, and so contraband of
'war, that condition of things was in so far
et as I then and still believe, on a legal
:aid constitutional baths. Bat now a new
:aeries of questions erne. Passing by wo
: rano, the children certainly cannot be treat
ed on that basis; if property, they moat be
prinsidered the Incambrance, rather than
tale aasiliery of an army, alio, of coarse, in
ne possible legal relation, could be treated
'al contrebeeid. Ara they property *1 If
ey were eo, they have been left by their
blasters mid owners, deserted, thrown away,
abandoned, like the wrecked vessel upon
tocean. Their former possessor_ and
10, ere,' have ceaselessly, traitoronely, re
dellionsly, and to carry oat the figure moo
elcidly abandoned them to be swallowed up
Property
the Winter storm of starvation. If
Property do they not become the property
of the salvors? bat we, their salvors, do
dot need and will not hold such property
dud will assume no each ownership; bee
Have
therefore all proprietary relatlen ceased ? ,
Have they not become thereupon men, wo-
Men, and children? No 'NMI under own
erthip of any kind, the fearful relicts of
fugiuve mestere, hive they not by their
Masters' acts and the state of war, assumed
~the condition, which we hold to be the
maul one, ol thoee made in God's image.
ITS not every constitutional, legal, and moral,
'requirement, as well to the runaway master
:ae their relinquished slaves, than answered ?
II confess that my min mind is compelled - by
this reasoning to limit upon them as men
1 and women. If not free hero, yet free
',manumitted, Sent forth from the hand that
held them never to be reclaimed--
"Of Couree if this reasoning . thin imper
fectly
set forth in correct, my duty as a hu
mane man is very plain. I shotild take the ,
game care of these men, women'and children,
boneless, homeless and noprovided foe, as
I would of the same number of men, Woman
and children,-who for their attachment to
the Union bad been driven or allowed to flee
from 'the Confederate States. - 1 ahould
have no doubt on . this : question had I not
seen It stated, that an ordethad been Wined
by General liellosvell in . hie department;
substentiallylorblddleil ell fOgitive slaves,
from coming within his lines, qe Wog bar.
bored there. Is that order, to beUalorced I
in all Military Departmental if itoiwhe
tire to be " contained fugitive 'slaves? ' . Is a
slave to be conaideredfogitlie, whose master
rune away and lemis 61m ? felt forbidden
~'
to the troopito old or barbot within their '
lines the negro children who are formal
therein, or is the soldier, when hifinarchl
bee destroyed their memo of anbsistence,:th'
allow them to starve because:beta driven
off the Rebel master? '. Now shall the coin-,
mender of regiment . or -bettalliin i sit le ,
judgment upon the queStion, Whether any
givein black man has fled frinn Us muter,
or lb master fled from him ? " Indeed, - bow
are the free born to be distinguished? Is
one any more or lees a fugitive elate became
he has , labored upon the Rebel hi:trench,
meats ? If ho has so labored, if :I ander.
stand it-lia is to be harbored. By the "re-
ceptioh of which, are the Rebels most to
be distressed, by taking those. who have
wrought all their Rebel masters desired,
masked their battery: or - those who have
refused to labor and left the battery on
masted.
'4 have very decided opinions upon the
: abject of this order. It does not become
use to criticise it, and 1 write in no spirit at
criticism, but eimply to explain the full diffi
culties that surround the enforcing it. 'lf
the enforcement of that order becomes the
policy °tithe Govemtneut, I, as a soldier, :
shall be bound to enforce It steadfastly, if'
not cheerfully. But if left to my -.own dis
cretion, as you may have gathered from my
reasoning, I should take a widely different
course from that which it ladicates. . • ,
?In a loyal State I would put down a
servile Insurrection. . In a signor relnffiblei
I would coriflscate that which was used to
oppose my raps, nod tete all : that property,
Which constlinted'the, wealth 0 that 13 4 45
_
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and Punished the means by whi war
is prosecuted, besides being the arise of the.
war; and if, io 90 doing. it &mild be ob
jected that Initasn'..h&gs were brought to
the free eojoymeit of life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness, each objection might
not require much consideration.
"Pardon me for addressing the Secretary
of War directly upon this question, as it
involves some political considerations as
well as propriety of military action.
"I am. litr..your obedient servant.
./InraiaalT.l4 7. BUTLEIL"
'OMMERGIAL REVORI►
P Ii'TSB O 11611 111AILIECTS
.. ....
Bervrted drpookaty for Ma INlZsinid•gli Grtnettra
Panama. TII4OAr. ibpse
PLOllft—e confirmed dull ntarketorhtle prle. to
cloche aged. The darned I. very. .llght, end the trans.
does are altogether restricted to mall Ir.. 13atee wrre ;
GO ebb; of goring and r Wheat Omar at 441 W;
6,25; SO da Opting Wheat Go at $1 00; 00 do Op Ind not
Meter II beet do at $4 60g,410 for Matra and $4,154
623 (or Fatally.
BLOOM—The demand Is Improving vela** prim read+
unchtnged ; Wee BOOM, at 6).fie tor ..lciers, 4348 toe
'plain hams and 6%0 for plain canesnual ; 1000 do
canyikeeed hematite; 1,030 do Elbesaldere st 15%c.
Loll.oCZBULB—qulet - but Om sale 16 ads Melt.m to
radar, at 11%cs 20 top 2.13 Cralfereat 16e; 60 dodo at 165 y.
finger Is deed, at trued% .6%e. -
108--rtnetian,o 4 ; ante of ID hall bblelate Bening at
VP: 8 do do Melts jdsb at $1,22, .4 a bbhr No 2 krae.rig
at $ 0 bbl.
MT—untbeept oda la los& at ecalesat VW. Inti;
. .. ..
NALT—SoIs of T.O 661 a No /at 2410 ti bbl ' ~
08610n.—..b..00; solo et lo 60.2 common W Hit,
6S(a .. PrIN II WilSig St tlie.
''l4.llDol:—qutot with mall oaloo making It 60c. gilt
for No 1. . r ,
228/21[Y—Virce with/mall .alco of comma at natio
ZOOS—oniluosod; so.* 2 bbls Inc fk 12 dcs.
' $.
MEOW AAAAA wino totoMIIIIIII.OIAL..
W. atioes. • comparative etataraeut alike Impala of6r.
alga dry good. arta sews' merclaaudire at Naar York for
the week audl , 4 Aug. and alma .7.12 1
for Ms I. MO. 100. . -1881 '
10,310.0 W APIA. 1018,185 Alarctuurdise—.. 2,615,15iia 1.00413
'feral wr n. ...r_ te,i92,379 $1:4113,466
Previa=ly repurted.34ll,l2o,lrl2 l 1b0,02,119 • INI9Cr4O)
...
8 Ince ./..n. 1.--10,1.17 $111,1411.6113' vm,8708
1ne...6,1 10 the toboedrok ere tho following ny goads
..:
. , ...
For the week. lll6l/. .i 11160. 1861;,-,
loured at the port--. $4.210.028 $4,1141,000 6 17 11.1 30
Throws on kletkot....-.... 4.225.06 11 0160 00 Isetqa
Elute hot 1.
entered et the p0rt.—....511.7112.681" fp:Aimesi 5a1,51406
?blown on taarket........ 71:606. 601 63.18 4 . 61 6 12.4 1. 4 10 ?
Woe/mei &attainment elate exporte,(eztheoln *lipids)
froto'Nete York to foreign port., ' lot the sett . 6016610 .
on 1
J 1: ' , ..
. . . ' less,. law. , isei•
800 the
we .-;... $1,10 3 . 610 . 6 1 . 011 . 1104 0 4 .0 0 *88
Prerloutliroported.—... k 5,121,548 419,066,2911 74,01463
—....- ......—.....;', —......
Ellie, Jett. 1............-'.....g.yr,m,t0t sed,ososs Vtl,ll%kall
Toe ezporkt dote J.O. 1 we Incrtteed 2063,04"ike
kennel imports ass otkroseett . 60,000,,000,104 the. 60.
k00d022,0tb,0011. , • : .. . 'i,
-
the topOrts of onto for the watt front km. Iv:motet
wem 1e11t,003, sad the receipts from Ge11f0rk1e66,11111,219. 73
tusking the two edtuttoo to the stock if spook, LaboaL 112.•
MOW., _
Ib. butt bold about 46,000,060 today. and their weekly
Owego 1611 be from ;MAO to $300,00 2 Imo than thid of
-. .
Imports by litallsbads
Prtrtoott Tr MAllob Ce 204.10 11122 Boat. —Log ar
1 ..o Mane^ Job. Stamm; 4/ bib poper.Pooklm4. 2l . 2 . !
Mk I co; 10 dts toasts, Lltus • Tsisaluo,7 btds rye Par
0 Toscom • or. 26 ep God. .10•12,erlagtoo ism 6 Mds
Br.D.r,YII t as; 1404 do. W Woolrldge; 1 b2.llllolrom
my, Hare I'o4 S'oropy , 4814 !mom oil or. lot tosthisto.
Ifigts • tiros; 20 eel. 104000, Mama • ItrkpottllB: 43
In Wm, ti•pr.l4lallek leo; 10 BbLi Sow, Shot I, Ito
Cloltod; lb do 60, Jolts Ober.
Pr/tunes • 411111114 AD 41826 i10m.—•41 1 04 ,21
9 an drop, L to Boalllo;3 800 vim, bletlasold I attic&
8438 tolls ishoot. 12 do Molts, noir lovirboogll l 22 , .B l / 1 6
four, liscioolm• Mow bets omsp stool, llosery9l4ll6
• on ISO loopy oil Ws, tkosna • Hlrldottiot, 22 04
sopOos bola; 684 1,144 8.801100 Tonssiillrells
4. .r, D limom 1 mot dr114,1 F Weigh 2 118 n lasso"
I Gram; 2io lads lioa, Cal p • Mopird: 1 pt0d1606414
1.21,16. • 0061•1100; 10 4811 trlMlty..l4 801 l •so 200 do,
11 eCtStbort lan 120 4410 Cam, 101 l 81:18:01,• oo; 10640
do.llo Wald; 164 081* estr, D Walls.; 100 40 do. Sion.
Ovoltont os,ltO do do, Yam • Mello*. /2 b.d mio4 4 :
W Jimbr • • ;
Al V 110 FL 11 EMS..
Ma river continuo to needs grsdaally, with 4 iisel 6 I
Wawa In the casnosi by the metal marks Issi *month&
The westber iverrdsy wet clear .od Wer. I.lld torpiteatly
c1ad_._.—..... - At the wharf bseitereinypeared vora - ewhal
inieksr. Tb. Nashville for 8/..Losls was remising * cina•
Admin. quantity of tralibb to was idso lb. .tur
Marianna and Inalevills. Tbe bruin . tent Wog Doable
to complete bar trip mu prevsetad from getitog Wit
evening. tbs Cab, !MT.'. to relied re lesvisg thiikeVere.
lag. kir. Jame. the geollem. l 7 olethewlil IA WITT to
oodles Move luring boom. with lb. bog-
Ths Harting,. Opt. litablssoo; pod ileely lairs' fat
Ohaciasati .ad Loslevale oo Tioiretisy. ?L
Tbe arrivals jeslerday wore tb• Juba T IdeClooths front
Wbeeling, WOW, tram osllipolis, end Lemon tr 4.2 Cm.
Aslds Ueda , . r 1161.1" sestets then waraswitie.
pumas
Blaskais trt Toloirrinsh.
Vor Toss, August 6.—Cotooo flnkr, suer of 1000 Ulan
Floor Area; a 51.111.4.00 bhlsst $1 1144 far ttatepUi 001
.
vare• Or, sl9ossss 9.a . Ohio, sal $413,78 fur lowborn:
Whnd adlrsoord I% arias =AO NMI at 99495 Sa . CLF
ass ay' or 94.351 Cl far killsr.ttkas dub: P 21681.33 for
whits grosser. $. 29% for Eautss:ky. sod $llB for law
lodlans. Ckos firm; /cO.OOO bosh add ot 458148. W lady
Aral Exanyir
PUTLIO.I7I I II, llogost 6 —llrmattoffs pular. r.edpb al,
Flour scotlf, tont deas.kod 115011 salrs at $3 TWO fa old
1a.% mord,. ..4N T.®4.73 hyr swasorts grosaid. owl
$4 EolsBl for extra. Whalt facer; osiss4ol3 boshot $llO
0118 tor rad tad SI $O for Ont. its/4 6rA1r.7 , 00 0
hash elf.. Wl4 as 14)55833.4 Whisky soiree sod:llris
04
19 ,i,29c.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
U 2 TO 8 01:LOCH-Lin NIGHT.
Thlff
Pionbistca Isdy, Brides Kendal, Washhienla
Rend 1.11 Thompson, So
Jto sass, Waynostaug S Lewis, do •,i ••
J Y Lbswrown, Um. dig T Atelfseand, do
D Elder. do 80 Phillips, do
.
8 Tottel, do .1 limy, do
J Owner* do J - 11otowdy, do':..
•
A Wilson, Washington it °Trout, • do !
13 • Porrianos, Go 0 Vow, do
J Orr. Wbssinig I Widenissaa. do ;
J . Luse, V. D Brady, do
A 11tiotlissys, NT al Hut, do •
D Ayers, Hansfistd, 0 T • Durant, dO
Ono. P Ir.io. Ilkidietown fl Rosana, do!: •
Lt W O Mitchell, 12th Reg% 011 Mass% Clo. 12th Reg.
H Pda, 'Middletown • W Tunipbtas, 10, ~
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Abwin Philo W Good. r ho, ,
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W e. - CaPi. J ArnatfOng,do
R W Pia) Wed, Diowntelils .1 Barr .
0 0 Elliott. do Moulton,: :do ,
MWsMI Elliott, do JD McKeeverr. ".
T Worthington, do J 0 Langhton: 410.
• L Haul, Wwdiltron I 0. Cong. id* '
0 ft anidareli. Whoring J it tintnita :40
.3 B Wilson, Washington 8 Tbonipson, .
rr . 111=1,.. . do'
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V Bruin; do T lorry. t
W Bailsman. do J L Genets, do ••
Lt. 8 T eighth
din P Ilkonherg, • old
J awroy,J Taos; do .
TM do f Losfman.
Perrits, do 0 Wait, gaisat,Hi, •
WW ilson, do , Tll Stanton, Wsslgighin
IP P Honors, do - L OssewL
A lisattn, do • Jll Id Denby, Jr,,andlinti
W Morrnion, 41a. Ifelt,Wastitsgtim --
8 Steep, do , R W assitisy,
El Brown, Co'
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W Illorshorf,
11 Ilatin, Visliaodlo .
D 14.0117. Philo . •-•
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J S cor,Cuslos •
W W Tally,Hansas city, Mo
188 HINE, • . do
I 0 lindßay, Toingsrsoortills
Ms A M Andttow,New Dash
l.Eam. Pa
W S Pump, Jr, Beam
Wln.krit.P V.
8 IPlis,trem art
Oampt me ssil,. Mooting
W McGibbon, Ns -
I W ihrtnnt, Thdositowit
JI Thunissanint.Stogstoini
7111,1011itiolddillhovi
• Hotta, Drooksiu• -.
T J oaks -
W Flitlaw,Wwitifidd,lll l ol
J Coobraos, hike.
Lt. 11 • Whitowinelndlawl
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J Hands, do
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laid
that the rebels here only Vtanghttliteen b! •
loniOg to oar army. ' •
Se*eral nights ago the retail ware ere 7"
alsbaed, fangiag attank.was to be median thee* ,
Mee neighborhood of Fairfax Coast Howe.
cordingly &bent 1500 men were eat to that vinitt;
lip 1 Strong parties of their eavahranseontionaity
steering the eonnur this side. of Fairies Court -
Henn. It is eat kerma what member ot rebel
trotiiitthey have there, bat they areaatiing pre
petitions, by means of the railroad, to rebatorea -
Vienna, Centreville sod the Conn Roam whaiter•gl,
Alit may deem it necessary. Late Obligee, -MVO
emboldened them in their operation!.
"liSr Ripon Foor.—Attintion caned
thistacat rserarsablo and chotiDa yroperidans.P.Ma•Nk:f.''.•
to anothori 0311121111. It it an *stingy mew discovery,
mat sot bet confounded with no, of tho punisroas pasta •_ .
lec=l ..p.a ug tae day. It is r, certain toady for slt the
Pal Maul', taws of s throat nature'
-of Wog standinV-or inso, maths, and yeas- &WNW ..•
wintry
r Casmic' A rurawf. a Na. Tali, ore MS WAS,-; • • , - st'-'2•l
ode to to it, shd also yroprici , rc itth •
Dr. latotrs Israritth CORmII, on afir-to which isleat• -, e - -: • •
Naha awed hays to her medicine tarsals ma stOPAEc,•••••?::•', -- •• •
aid cabala& Si it does, co pastorlo ar oast* a .
0.1U 1 . 1 . it am b. rolled non rata the ammo ondlandaend
er•lbe toad en lassiosta !marina Maltase ortc •
ithibits-Onlo Mats Amnia, Ochowas.. 4 - n"
'fboas sdrorthamena to sate by UZI Id. NAM=
altat.l4,o Woed e. Pittsbands. Pa. - • 41017a/that) •
ter To Horse Owners,' • '
t 4 swarm's r 111 FALL 1 Bldg ••• ••
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crinmontek andoy frost dorsfos. Broad otWitioarE
l e.lts dr.i Is mead and Maths. tisztioso a Bach2S - - 2
oww, &thaw% Bison% Se., It will .le can rpotatv: -. .': - •• -
Sava and ilabooe may beastly browny! and cora te" gi
toil+ o=4 , W:a moo" tat mamma wows we beyond Ow- -
pcandltry of • rascal curs. No owe el ths kind. bowersor
Is So deetersh , or hombres bot it may bri by Vali
Stalawati and its matira aPticalost all alloys oto.:.00 "
' . .••••-••.-.1.,
.coilasoonootsoo sada the . norwiso Vaal Witt arslaVt . .
t yr
roy brawrowner should hath ads reasdy It haat, ea
Nasal meat the Inc aypoirs i re of Latham wiliadt .
wag a i r=or, h ars c lisl7ls and width resat wasp' ota
*Man
d'srt ahorse watt worthliss • - •- - •
tr. Dzioretztr..—Pr. C. No .i 246 Fart
attends to ill broochto Of_thoPßOO, pre*.
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IA L don of aims thassich
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E & Barnum tooraoct iti.ncepilca of gar
r I. IIIIIbDAT, JUNE lush. SAM $4l per day
iasitw OEM i TEICIIIPSOBI.P.teggIe.
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