MMEI Viitsburd 45k pr,4044L rArsa or raz nlri MONDAY MOIWUNI„ AUG. 19, lift r.' CITY AFFALM. ' Mzeresotoncet, Obeertatiops for the Gs silk; by-G. E. Stuitr, Optician, 64 Fifth etree —ixorected daily: r - 1 7 / 1 1D14 ill SZADIL I e'olo7lt, •AIL or . ' 100 70 la o . tr... .... ...—.122 79 4;.N 7. u.......... —.... 75 Barometer ....r..... ~..,.............. 29 230 _ . Ligation feeim I.lfentein - Vbrigtain; *.:hare received a leigthjletter from our . ..- coirespoodent, ul. M. H. G.,” dated "Camp . . BelrerlY, Second Virginia Regiment, August 11t*,1861. ,, . Au mad of the matter touched ailida hike already been pnbliehed, we condense ;' as tenor,: ; . L "Beverly was forme ly it; strong secession - -- eosin, but after the bale of Ilich'.; Mountain all' the disloyal .reeide to Meow a , hiaty exC. . _,Ths beet houses, have been need 11l hospitals for Musick—Duey of hom;..T r it to their Jut eiceount'during ths ex 'ves at of the put ten daye. Most of 'Odes Who died were se. 'cessaloir prisonini Woirided stitch Mountain, Chest Rua and Lucid Hill. • The health of our .ffiegiment, considering all etc: mdse. cer, is very good. We have at present about one ,thosteand able-bodied soldiers, all willing aid ftus aloes to defend. the Concerns:lt- 0 Oar correspondent then pays • high compli ,Usat to the efficiency of the commanding offi cers, making favorable mention of Vol. Moss, of 'Petkersburg, Lieut. Col. Moran, oft Pair. ' moat, and Major Owens, of Pittsburgh. He thee proceeds: • "Gets. Reynolds is in cointaana of a force, 'bolt Bee thoasaad strong, near kintlonsville, , , abint.tighteen miles south of, this point. and within , a law 'miles of;a stroeg rebelforce., Rumen up as attack nay• be made - at any hour: . We have at present in county jail ' suite a number of conspicuous Secession prise. ,Waetw, most lir • whom were captured by our . @cootie; parties.- This , last vestige of hope Untie' 'secewrioniste in 'Western - Virginia has dled :roof. It can plainly be' rend upon every couutaiscrte, and their greeteit regret now le that they did'not see their (Mt sooner:" •-• • • Oar' , evimapondent closes with a severe --, though just complalut,against the Conimitaion . sersofi,Peyette county, who Meanly refuse to aid lib , remake of thou of our brays wolonteers - who kiss enlisted in defuse of the government In Western Yirgiohi—the nu, plus of ell otlsrig . . whore 'belts ill - Mostly needed, and . whets good has bandana. We bays alriallP given••massh spasm to an expodtiOn - of ' ''the wane 'pursued by thus Commissioners—a eeetriirthery shoed teat heartily mbenied of, if not 101! , i ketilty ism of Akin. • . , , •, Arrest 4)l'llmm:tem, • Two men, named Wm. H. Miller and 'John. Sheffer. bolt msmbees otcset: 8: Wright , * compinii ) (Cot, Bineke , Migiutent,) deserted Dom Camp Cameron,, near &flew 'lay* Macs, and made their way to this city. They, .ieere both • arreseed• upon Mrsemattos the n officers, and committed to 'jtill:by Mayor;Wilson. • They envied, u i retain ior leaving ; camp, that, they had been informed , •.that th eir fat:illicit Ivens not. receiving any es. signior" hem the Committee, and-were _ enflaniag• for this- aeceuariee of life. One of them - eepieseed 'his with:mum to return, and pledged Si. honor that he would go directly bank 'if the Mayor would not commit blot to ;jiff: • The Miyor 'ioltisad"to accede to hie ' wishitiiud on *Defray tolail he stated to; the infieer tbarthry might do as they pleased with 'shim,but he would liver gene a day intim regiment. The sto'rer ahnut their families sef. feting Was a mere" pretense, as we learn Mr. parity the attentive Secretary of the ke, ~tie( Committee, that their wives were botlins .. ceiviug liberal sumo per week, ever since their eallitaient. The Coanittee, however, pad been notified by CeptFWitight not to pareny more money to the families ol these men until farther 'Mdse., as they bad Sett camp withput - : leave; 'They will be belt an,elose 'custody until remanded into the charge of ea offire - 'from the camp, whin - they no doubt be '. pasishert. u their' offense deserves. Anot her •-ilemeolter from the same company, named Mor. gan,lias; - ,,not beim arrested _ _ The ciao Warrant° sad the LAU.Ie Paw altdl.ltes Hallooed Ceiwpaay. .- Oa haitirdiy last, we noticed, in one inns • '• that the isle to show cause why a writ of Quo liVarrantii•should not be:issued against George - - Heald, Piuidest, and Jacob Henrici, Robert Disiadvassi'N: P. Fetterman, Afelandef-hriag, tyna.:klatebill and J. IdeCorraieli, Director, hed.been-•,argued .by counsel-for this parties; , 'delivered Saturday the °pinkie of the:Coon was delivered by •lls Bonor,audge Mello& Tpn Court were of the ,that the general act el Assiontily relating to tbe election of di rectors . ol:fteilroad,Companies, was merely di metope hilts terms; and that the act incorpot.. - • • di" Cbtopaby, wee special, and, where ft *tele tdifitet with the intend en, the nein(' ' - indortiotation was to be tollowed. - Therms,. al aft, wihre...lll'election had - not basin carried ' oat is compliance with its provisions, did not • • „dyilareyhy election Balt and- void, but only. voidaby, I'6e> also build that the act giving po we r. writ of Qqo War tanti...ilid;. not Melte it Wampalsory on the Conn to iin - ito }. st- 'toth e ir ,jell d i scret i on. ' vielo , ol'4lo above, . dist the Company hihtelarivi heretofore condoeted their elec. iions in OM Came manner, - and that no party had-Veen tojored in sach.nonsiter as would re• quire the intimpositioa sad "hid •of the. Colin, telly Ceased to grant the- wnt. Orsitaatetra or stlit ALLIES Comerrrez.- 1 . Sisee the Organization of this Committee, in klayjaat i , retie! has been strerded to 915 "m -ilitia. Sinai the return of UM tbree months tees,,tbis number ism been reduced 4515—, " , fearing, 496 . now on the' books.; - ;The th ree Yearentistisenta,fe increasing, (be ; !nomber of ippfie.ints at an astral! of 30' per day. ?be total diatiitieGons ep as follow - 1r: Cub '' ' ' —.1....512556 Groestiea . . . ....... - 925 00 Dry Goode ............ 72 00 245 90 • 290 00 . • S h°e• 2il 70 7 .To ~. .. 32 F 1.4111 01",", - itur &minx ' AT B —The. Virbiteling, hied%sneer learn/ that the people "in about. Beverly fear an attack Com the ..torees of Gin. : Lee, who" is reported to be not more ibex( twenty , mitre from that place.. ~There are only about .2,000 01,.0nr troops it .ra erimiliTinclnding Col. Moe.' Second Virginia Regiment: The trooper& not partake of the apprehimairme of the people, thouglievery pre 4aration is; , heing made to givittber - rebels a 'wares rececuies.- The approach of Lee is.tbe general tapitabont all the-military poets, and the opinion Yi prevaleat that there will be a good deal more fighting in Western Virginia. . - , A Cicee ilwitzsElatinah-johnston, wile • William Johnston, of Blamebuter, wu lodged Jelin hiatarday - upon a drugs ol'keep- Jug'. diereptitable house. tier husbaad had been committed previous -day for adultery, -end another ! commitment ; was lodged against ' 1631:10 t 14, 04 Ai' improper Jinni% Mary ..- 4./111111:1411 was also committed roe improper ceaducti that clean sweep bu Been made of what is :repo r ted to',,hane been a very vile mut. • The latter individual white, and not colored, as before reported. alderman Don 'Wien hi tie co mmitting. magistrate. • • DM:11111GL Parka Dsz.arrtv. - This meg charged With stabbing Jobe Ford, had a • . fiul hunag beam Mayor Wilson, Saturday, ,whinb resulted Bible beta/ discharged. Bar. en! reputable witnesses were examined, who Maiden poeitiVely tiny:Ford, while intoxi. ,eated, began dourishing a large - knife, and cut • in the - abdomen, alter which Delaney ••• kindly coidacted him to a drug etere and from - ;.f . atintrato a doCtoes office: Coc: BLACriI IRLOIXFST,-.onr correspond. D. ,, :inkirms as that !Col. Black ;-'bas arrived (roil Philadelphian* Camp Came. row,' with cieetioits for the 'Lesko*, which were received by • the soldiers with loud do. Illosatirttlons of approbatioe.—the Calanel•and his lady each, bated saluted • with three roman chasm. The remainder of khe iegg*r *he mgiment wUI be °bullied in a Atom time. _ , , Pasoan° Jana Istp gamin 11416:mid as New . Waefflord. Obi% on Fes, Wayne and COsano Railroad, was totally lestroyadl bY Air an Ftidily' slaba - . It was riwasql. we are informed, by • man owned Tay- Vapartienbin, ate 'Meru AintrLlf AND throurry.—Jobn Watley Win uonesens 4o Ail, on Banarday,:by Aid. Lewin, ulkuriuu fig asasnit and bout*, alkd may , tluipunot; plernneiity Zitki. 8; CisnPbell. risliame Weunderstand-that Simon/neat is now on ford, having for its: object the fcirmationiof a number of re/chants of Nome Guard,. to enter the service la Western Virginia, for the 'Maxi period of sixty days. It is raid that the fug. gestion antes from Gov. Pierpolist„ and that the propbsitkrn boa already been laid before the Hoene Guard organisations of Cincinnati, - and other cities In the west. No definite actionluia yet been taken in this city, but we understand that a meeting of the Committee on Home pi. foss will be held in Ibis city at an early day— perhaps tide evening—arben the matter will, be I discussed, and some action will be taken to emu the sentiments °f law different companies. Western Important events ais about triumphing in Virginia, and some apprehensions ire already expressed lanyard to the safety of the Mae army now located lin thaVimportant field of operatkets. Wherever the rebels can mike a strike with overwhelciting uninbers, they will be likely to do so, add ad attack upon the forms under Gan. Rosintrans Is not improbable: If the rebels find that they can tout him 'by superior iambus they will do so, bat if the ilnionfereas were augmented by • few thonaand Home Guards, the deeperadees under Lee would keep at a safe distance. Oor Home pnarde an numerous and geil fa/spy vvellldrilled, and having good arms in their hitside)they could speedily be' organized into regimentsandipresenti formidable inmate any foe. Many of them, of coarse, could apt enter the service even forsizty days, but there are hundreds who eau and will go if the ne. comity exists. As we intimated at the outset, we have no positive information as to the movement, and oar object in alliding to it now is merely to awaken attention to toe auk. ject. Should the friends of the Union in Western Virginia appeal to au for assistance, we hope —nay, predict—that thousands ot Penneyire. niana will rally to the rescue., —Since the above was lwritten we have re= calved a notice relative, to .this movement, .which wall be round In an other column at to.ylars paper. -Ass A Lars IIfECTINI7 of the Cinciunell Tellies Guard (Company 0, Second Regiment G. V ) the following resoletions ware present ed and unanimously adopted'i Winuizes, We have been, together with our 'comrades of the Vast and Second Ohio, Regiments, the recipients of many kindnessei, trom both strangers and friends, since our de parture from the city, in the service of country; therefore, , liatiMed, That our warmest thantil aie due": to the ladies, and citizens generally, of Zinc', 'villa Steubenville, Pittsburgh, Aimee';Hari riald rg„.Lancaster-aud Philadelphia, for their: : : many_ act. of kindness and hospitality shown tui both duties our journey to and from Wash. • .: legion, thereby greatly alleviating Many of the;' hardships incident to a iolifieee life. Reielve, 'That We Win ever remember, With tielings of the, deepest gratitude, tie hearty welcome exteaded to ashy the citizens of Cie _cinnati on our return - home. The approval of hiefrienda being the tilibist reward a soldier can receive. • , • .Resototd,lniat • copy of the above be 4r. warded to ciach 'of the above named cities for CaAa. fitiMl4llB/11.1., L. V. Homes:, Committee. T. blusoocr, eitinati City papers pleasearde copy sad oblige "Cia- Zoaave Gn Killed In a Ceial Oa Wednesday morning last, Robert Heger. man wee killed in BiIIIMAZOI coal pit, to Ver. sallies township, about three miles from Mc- Keesport, under the following circumstances Hagerman left-hit house Immediately alter breakfast sad went to the pit to get oat some coal for ble own use. Oa entering the pit, he cleared away a quantity of dirt and 'ended the elate at customary... Be had jut Mane" got to work when se large portion of elate fell upon him, Deseelonlog Instant dealt. His eon, a lad of twelve or fourtaea your, wstempauled -bins to the pit, and when the accident occurred, be started Immediately for help.' His ton says the only words.hle father littered were "Oh. my I" Mbar found his &till was Snubs; In • most relearn' manner, and rested on his right knee; be primented homible speeticle. Be leaves a life and eaten ehildren. Colont son la a member of the McKeesport Guards now stationed near. Washington. City. Mut ADA.II fauns Mennen —This popular lady bas been engaged for short time, by Manager Henderson, and will appear thieves sing as Bean. in the gailitao Arms of the "Freecirilpy." Mist Meehan will also per sonate Lela Mentes, in the fine entitled "A Visit to the Court of Garibaldi." These two pieties, together with a rational dance by Wl'. Marie; complete a, splendid programme lot Miss Menken , a no--' -- *, and in cense boom tall, guano we ' to see the PAIUTE. in of John nerricigton, . _ ._ . _ nucleation Mouths, mot with si• Natant cidant on the lath last.- It appears that the little follow, while playing around the kitalien, tripped and tell Into a pan of bolting boil water that had been left near the hearth. barking the' child's etontaah and hips severely. v2"tte ohild was ri qnlekly takenesit, and tinge mail S o'olock en th e following morning. wh death relined the little tallow of his adoring& , BOILSto notify Gua —'-----— ens —We are tad .thalletne Guards to meet this rialitg, in their ainuniea, to ascertain how many men to each rummy may be depended, upon to enter into sellve lentos for a abort period. ' Their Cap— tains will report on. Tuesday ,morning, to the Committee of Home Datum. ' The mamba) will consider this a notice. , .1 Mn•_ELLlii Biagi; of k'syette county, Pa., is anthers:red to teleplay thirty or forty colored men - to cook,, to serve la the U. S. Army. Apply then 'it the Alsatian Itemise. Wages goat!. , EZPORITIV Dareceerenr.-- is asserted tbac the tax collector of the It iler coin Ward has gone oft to Ireland, with '5 5 ,000 or the public money in his posaeuioa. • BLcioi" Focko.Attention is Called to able eon rentartable aad intsnrillo preparatke, ad. vodkad l another colcmn. It Is an entirely new dfricror 7, sad nut not be confounded with. any of the numerous patent latictlolnee * of Os day. ;It la a sortidn ransody for all the dames spidard, and co pads/I7 time of chrouhi natare—of bug standing -of weeks, months. and years. anksiors, try IC Kowa Can= ..4 Davos% of New York, era the nolo 'gents' for. it, and also propristora of lb, world. twoowned Dr. AMER lITAIITILMI Man I. an arta 'w.hicb ovary Mother should bare la hoe lbadkin• closet la cue of amid; sat castaledag: LI If dusk no paregoric or opiate of any csa rolled upon with Ma or conddenmand ba found as lb. raloatds 'patina ln all cum of latintlls oomplalnts. Ohio bats Jobribit'Cbibubss. SLAW • bimlbscoont. Poi' sale by 010801 U. 4n0t.140 Wood at., Pittsburgh. Ps:. • . WWI,/ DOCTOR C.BMA, Waal t Can Eld ROl2lO. pall& Physician; also agent for Rainbow . * cele brated Truss for Rujeuturet, Corner of Penn and Warts !Wyk'. Dititarmte.—Dr. O. 8111,.N0. 246 Pane attends to Ali breeches of the Antal proferain. A.l.L . ohould not fail to read 'the Garai oripat of Prof. Wocd. la &pair, pow. • GRAOl..Bmtrau =Coning. _klll ecloak, MAIM PAAINO/18, dm:Wan of Wm. H. sod Huy a. On% aged 16 mouthy and due. Her toned will Mto Noes on tIONDAT H WM; ING, 10 **do*, froM tho nakinco cY bor.porsota, .Woot PlittMargb. A lll4l lllonsltnelir, the 16th instant, LAURA A, daughter of A. la. and H. B. Mate, aged 10 - DOUGLAS. 41 Daum CUL out the 7Lb fuLent, B. E. DOUGLA B .I.II gt .Lottla,Jougarly of dila city. . INGRAI2-4241 Panda). - Afloat 11111,1 wtztum ARTBUBS, mond son of Mout' and Sarah Ingram, aged 4 yoassand Inantike. She femoral Ida taloa *Oa from tha zoildaace of his uocle,Renti A.Waster. No. llb ?woad atm!, on 11011114! tiolanta, Avg, le, at 20 o'clock. ind mead to the Alleghosu Onnetity. • - • • Alt itietatt■ See we. at.-- Dm ra sal reLL WI I !e.g . -- ... freet the teems Dr. Stephen mina. Of uoo• bt. "4'5.01'44 mum and tam ben meet to WO ifieyo ..._ tram yak tie mot I' vtukna ' s a dlig. ' jumuliN iad ia"......- ....=_ neemietne """iv " " thee sal other eteetnithee . lot all abiga -- - serene Dime= nls hehhible. ems al" aLtions .,==r ham, woanz ....,......- 'mow it. „wan ass gee De Del= treader sed — .::"7 s ' o , , P rili v itarmer ettee . a tilst.upizr tentend ate. , the bet ,g4t;"ryeal"eilasrl pt. Diml " litib" ' _ll4 4,IMLN I—JOU bbls. in'ortond :for xxssoto tor— *AI ' .mmarsi•nimPrnir bbh., ea C irani mestitus receiv..l b 7 a. MiAman. !finPoSasit MOve. THE LATEST NEWS.- RECEIVED AT THE DAILY GAIET7 f OMC 'From Itt!1.8 Ith. • Lootavutt, August 17.-11 is denied along the Nashville Railroad ,that the Confederate authentic.' take money passing North-East; bat • it is known that they take all the gold in transitu in cues, giving the owner" currency therefor, which is at a discount of at least eight-per ; cent. A dispatch from the Nashville Union 4- dmerscais to the Louisville Courier says that President Davis has issued a proclamation, or dering all residents of the Confederate States who_do not recognise the Confederacy to do ped within forty days, under pain of being condemned as alien enemies. The Richmond Esetwirier says °Metal tomes indicated 210,000 Confederates in the field at the time of the Passage of the bill authorising 400,000 volunteers. ;The Richmond -Dispatch. is advocating Nor folk as the groat Atlantic, port of America. The Confederate Congreu have resolved to actount on the 10th, to orepeldn Normalise nest 'A young man from Richmond, Of secession proelivities, aPparently wall informed of the designs of the Confederate army, says they In tend an immediate 'drama. lie also precasts fighting at the Relay Haase on the 18th. Ni mays the Southern army Is well' provided with blankets, &a, for • winter campaign, and are In a high state of discipline. He nays also, there is • universal desire to attack Washington. A Data meeting, called by prominent seem. sionista for this evening, was held at the 'Court Home. As the crowd entered the hell, nosey .were mining the. Star Spangled Banner. Jas. Speed, a Unionist, was called to the chair, and James Trains, a soassalonlat, was also nomi nated by the persons sailing the meeting. A division of the house took place when Speed was elected. • Ths aseasalonists, numbering a hundred, withdrew, shouting for the Southern Confederacy. Speeches were made by Maws. Speed, Wolfe, Harlan and others, and MON tient want adopted with one dissenting voice. After the preamble stating that there is no mis taking the position of Kentucky in the present civil war, that she Is unalterably for peace; it was resolved, first, that while this State deiires to be true to the Union, she also de sires to have peace with the people of all the States; second, that we earnestly desire the restoration of peace to every part of our be loved country, and as the speediest and surest mode of effecting the result, we appeal for a cessation of the war now being made on the North ; third; that we believe the Meade. I lion of the Union a remedy for no evils, but an aggravation of all; fourth, that we do not sae how'peace, enduring and substantial, is to be attained by the establishment of two independent government. within the pre sent Union; foth, that we deprecate an attempt being made to produce by force a disruption of the Union ; sixth, that for the purpose of restoring peace, all patriotic men abandon sectional parties, North and Smith, end the rights. of the government should not be abandoned ; deprecates armed rebellion wreath, that-Hcatuckyle neutrality bet fore. ; shadowed heeler* for peace; that all sagotia. dons looking to a Constitutional settlement of seetimial &Sarasota sad - the potaarvalioa of the. Union, should receive her hearty es-opera. tios; .eighth,l that we. are - unwilling that any fouls power shall own the mouth of the fdir ausippi, or any ports of the Union, and we are, 'therefore, unalterably opposed to the amis. lion of Me Halos; we are fur the ellustry :now lad forever, whether assailed try foreign "or domestic enemies. The resolutions were lunsnimouly peered by the crowd filling the ball to overfiairtng. Barra, hfo.', Aug. lb.—We are indebted to the corraipondent of the Si. Louis Diametral :for the followiag intelligent.' : Mr. Graham,* Vann clerk in a Oecesaioa etors, reached here this mornieg. Ile reports that lour regiments of rebel cavalry, ender ltaines„ - entered Springfield oa Sunday boon and hoisted a secusion dig on the Court Boost, amidst -noisy demonstratioes of troops sad a few mildest* sympathisers. tier wounded ruddier, in' the balml had }rot been molested, and it was aueouoted that only the dome Guards would be the subject of resentment. t The rebel. purchased everything in the stores, paying say price demanded, se Conrad. ante earth. They were particularly anxious to get 'boa., some of their regiments being entirely barefooted. Caps. Indent, one of Gee. Sigelhr skirmish. firs, who wu wounded in the battle, reports that Sigel'* attack on the rear of the rebel damp was a complete aurprisa to them, and that they were driven hack towards Gen. Lyon , ' einumand no front with great slaughter, their dead layieg la beeps on the field, and that for the first half hour Sigel did not lose a mae. Subsequently, our troop, ware subjected to .a murderous cross fire Isom a number of the rebel cassias, throwieg a perfect shower of grape and *belle into oar ranks. After driving the rebels beak about a mile and a half, digs! tin* his fore* off and fall back on Springfield. Wagons. containing families ef Union me onetime* to arrive here. hdoro that anthill( of the population of bpriagbidd have left, end the femme along the mow to this plateau' leaving their It is reported that Sigere command is eel; 15 miles from hare. His szriral may be et. petted ta-day as txrcoorrof. ItoLLa, Mo. , Aug. EL Louis F r. publican cornVOSldant feraiabes the following Maus: The forcei engaged in the hawit of Wilson's Cruet reached their camping grounds, eight miles Southwest of here, to-day, where there la an abundance of water and other facilities hie camp life. *obit Sturgis amained com. soled of the army at about thirty miles from . Springleld.and ltu since cooducted the re. The:Flat lowa liaxinisot Mulched hire to. d 47, end wiU praised immediatalyto tle. Louis and he disbanded, their tam of enlistment hay. ing-akpinid. The lam of this Mogitatet was II 131. ertestufed—hg seriously and mortally, and 6 missing,. Liant. Col. Mantis, commanding the First lowa regiment, reports, officially, that these emy brought into the Geld 14 000 welt armed and. disetplized temps aid 10,0011 irregular troops, while our owe force was only about five, %boomed, in the early pan of the 'stage mmit, and considered, lam than four thous. and: for the concluding four hoar, of U. Capt.litotostt MaDotuild, of the habitat nor: pus notoriety, arrived at . Msj. Eltaigkes camp Oblinorribig with a Sag of trios oslentatiousiy to negotiate an exchange of prisoners, and pew eare medical stone for the wounded on both side., bat it is strongly suspected that be is nallY acting as a spy. What action Mel. Btu gle*ill take 1n the matter is not known. Focraaes Moition„ Aug. 16.— pia Baitimora —GO. Butler yesterday assumed the responsi bility of paying to the New York regiments about twenty thowand dollars, whkilthad been deposited for Some Gnu at Old Point for want of i paymaster. The ship Fair Wind, of Boston, with a cargo of sago, was this morning towed up the Roads by thestaamar 8. Spaulding In Ina disabled condition. fine ran labor* on Bog Island. Tkin U. R. bigot. Gladiator was yesterday cruislegoff the Capes. A :dig of' truce yesterday conveyed Mr. Wheeler, formerly U. S. Minister to Nicare gag, to the Conlederate pickets, beyond' New Market bridge. A flag of truce is Jest in from Norfork with Corplintl andbut, of the Connecticut rise. meat; a prisoner who was released by the rebels far his attentions to Col. Gardinerafter the -Sale of Bell Rae. Be States that • considerable number of released Milliliter?, incleding several chaplains, will reach Old .Point ito-morrow. In Mr. Wheeler , * opinion the rebels are actively preparing for an attack upon Fortress Monroe. This measure ii now popular in the rebel tamp, and appropriate material Is being collected in large quanities at Norfolk. The attack! upon Rumen Monroe will be made withinia week, he thinks. wAymmaroo Cm, Aug. 17.—Ez-fdinister SUMO'''. to not, as has beau stated, merely detained'', a hostage for the return of Rant and Blagraw, who went to the Confederate' camp for, the purpose of recovering the body of the late Cot. Camaro,,, but for saillfactory reasonnto the gomanneent apart from any each eouideratione. The ;reporter 'of t 4 AsseMated Pies' at •Washington leangethafastateumnt to published thvPhiladelphis and. other papers, this morning, as comics from him, that Secretary Cameron le to be removed. .Nothing whatever of the. hind was : tramormithad by the reporter, ' who,'by this publication, desires to relieve himall ;from even a 'gonfalon of (ivies Cur. - ropey to a atatement 'utterly destitute of " nay thandation in fact. , The dispatch alluded to, emanated Imue the Albany Asthey, and' not Ikea Washiagtoe. Borrow, Attest _l7.—The Siiteentirlisesa• etrseuk, ftetizent Neves, tkii atteniooa,-vis Fall Itliefend New York, for the eat of war. • a 7 rszseaapil arrivals at the Principal Hotels. UP TO S O'OLOOM LAST NIGHT. ST. CHIARIAX—Ocinter of Third end Wool streets IN Newel* ► N Doyle. Wheeling, lie X Admosa Week tki bleat a L Collate. 0/Scott J W Mosee,l2lb Ant itriCireder., Frederick khe SWUMI daughter, VW Turner, Tarnow Ft , Detr Bllidueed,Olacittriall J 1 Ucti dibble ery, U oit MANSION HONES — Na HU Marty streek itioariaammers. imoratarpon. wir, Peal Mk 0 D B flnishey,o4lumble 11.13 Tipton. P It 11 Karim Timonium X Detinemaik Cm lido Vie Douglas, Phil. J Unger, Phil. J 0 Jewry, Coenellerlile r Jemott do A J are ne& do D [trade, do J P lhollyn, Baltimore 0 Dynamo', Molt 0 AMmo, do 081 U Day, lillonseeta J Oork„ Olarkohorg, Fe AT Stook ZootoNlie IT"'Malt, kkAllitterrille llt Hada; NevOile "4' eoordeu,Norristowo IF Leo* Oeiliela A Vessen taraliy. I McAleer, Phil' W Lehman, Newell!, J Helier. do !Wpm & lady. Reeding .1 D Power, Otde CI 0 Batton, Militiamen Mn. Tacker, do I Haan. 4o &locker, Piffle Doyle, Wm. 0 Jae Death Lancrier J Pont, de A Morton klimailiold 111 Joush Binding J l i metiboro, Trid I 800.82.8._ 88.flburS II wau.s., g W r ight, bum-star Heigbera Hollidaysburg arum) U OOBll - o ornertlmttbolid end Third strata S. ► locum raoratinnic J Dunlap, Payette rd H Cohen, New Trirk±, J It Dougherty, L 0 0114M.00. John P Orr, Sailor * L Uooount It, J 111 Pringle, Broolundile 11.11010, Crumb. Chao Benham, Dellayernon Ha Wank, t blow LI .1 Win timed, AereturtMs,o John Leelia,New sr ightmi sage. 011eo, 0 WJ PietisWhyte. Hood& Adams. E U t, Hire Holier Gomel Ridge D Annetta O ao & Xmlik 13M. Hun ,F L meas. 11/10LX UO 2 X4—Liberty street, Warn amnia MOO Mak 1103/101M..• X Choir,. Jerome J Woo Scholial. Pe Mat..., sicilemport 0..er..j r J Barr, Pa auditor, 011 city D A OanotibeH, N Y D io aud,. do 'herby. / Maim, do 11 I ltraght,Aiti-reou et, J lloir , hoduotry 18.1*.0. J I Coulter, 1,111..., Pa 0 , 0 Useekk, Pe M Oypioer, W Butkr ra Mir Miler , do J Uruimck, Pe A Cypher, do SAD LION 1102XLi—No. I. Hk Olatr stem. • r. °own, raorutroa. 11 Plyirt. elleloorilLi 111 Taylor, • 11.11. Pecos Ir tielrd, Pe P 31111er, do M Teesdale. Wash. co 1N Der* 1111serel Point Tr Ihrerly,oll city P M Pault‘Oolientobarg D 0 Ayes. Dinka. W Wlghtinen, Tidkute 10 Maria,. umaL wasswo rb. CbTlielupietTo A 0 Leech , Otratimmilie J A Porter, Chu couville T Wheeler, NATCONAL r. aterlas, D Leer, DrowneTllle, Pe D Cohen,llS O .1 1 Dougherty, Ent Tor. Went KM& Mon. al] mo U L tl odge end IT men. • DAP/8 & PHILLIPS, Braze Founders asd leaddetaren PLITDIZZIRE4 GAS AND SITIArd IrTIVIERD. Pumps & Braes Work caz. .iptrzbapa. of mu m , Copppr Lreo, With 01/1 OMR lipprOVlld Cambia and Vno at •11 Linda, and warniatid to din eatbdtotlon.., aIItIIMPAOTORT. ILO Water and .11. m a, . oda prerseuitaa. • 10.811IRT COLLARS, for 25 coma I APPAOVED STYLL3 OF 0 1 18401ff - plitiLED sow .611 A&, FOB 1861, 0 Shirt Collars for 25 rents, or air arm DIUSIUD. EATON, MaCRUM & CO., anl3 - No. 17 and 19 Midi streak DRAB URENADINIC VEILS,' BLOT, GAJIN. nowt; AND IMAGE GRENADINE VEILS, NIW STYLIS OP 18 3 / 1 19011 00.1thigtp, .EIIIBROIDBRIEb, fnacti Work Cloilarsaad NowAkith ig cat, awsp for ow. u trouts's 4 rantinise aroma. sae alum IT Market otnot... A LEI! DIA& for sale b ca. =Da d. /L o n na and mod mows. ci , .. gr. - Lobit i1dg.17.--A detsehment of United States trop i from Cape Girardeau seised su"- 000 belong _ g to the bank of St. Genevieve yeti. terday by order of Gen. Yesmont. and brought it to this city to-day. It is understood that thi s money was bath& or would be, need fir the benefit of, the seetrukm mute in that ma Hari: The statement, in theists news from California; that J. C. Palmer left that State to Mks thaw of the Container, Department wider General st Prem nt , is mama Ile bee no connimilori wh t er with Fremont It a pears that the money liaised at St. Grin l. evils , verterasy, was at the request of did parent Bsnk here, to which it was transferred"' to..dsy, by Gee. Fremont- Dispatches reached here, to-day, that Mei trail conveying troop* on the Ilannibal & St., Joseph Railroad was fired into , by secession l rats,/ near Palmyra, and one soldier killed and several wounded. Gen. Pope immediately f ' sent orders to Gen. linabut to take such force as he deemed necemury to Marion county, quarter them on the people, and levy cowl !rations of horses, moles, provisions, and such other things as are useful to the soldiers. to - the! amount of $lO,OOO on the inhabitant, of the county, and 55,000 on the citizens of Palmyra, ' , as a penalty for this outrage. - . Borrow, August 17.—The 'hip Alliance. Capt. De Forest, Cinnerly, of Chartestae,' bat now under the British 04, sailed from Bt. 'John, N. 8., on Monday, for Havana. ' Her real deetination is believed to be Charleston. The Captain boasted that he would run the 'blockade without difficulty. Her cargo con sisted slotted of 200 tons of pig iron, a quantity of pig lead, 50 carboy s of quickailv , 6 case' of rt. flea, a large quantity of spo I cotton, pins, thread, percussion cape, mackerel. etc. The °weer of the ship and cargo; Mr. Lafitte, of Charleston, came from Bt. John to Portland on the steamer Einem Queen, yesterday. Bacumoar, August 17.—A; letter from Westernport, Maryland. opposite Piedmont, dated 13th, says that Federal scouts, on last Sunday night, succeeded in capturing three notorious secessionists. The bridge burners are at New 'Creek. A force of 1,100 secessionism is reported near Ramsey. his Federal, at New Creek bridge e,pected an attack. They . bad been reinforced by a large number of fugitives from Virginia. Men, women and childree, in great distress, are daily passing through Western port, seeking refuge. MANIAS Car, Aug. 17._ We learn from re liable sources that nix handfed State troops, well armed and equipped. leave Fayette, How ard county, to-day, with the- intention of join. int Jackson's forces, in the Southern part of the State. Four hundred of them are Raid to lminouuted. Wenttniproir, Aug. 17.—The rebel !Atop. hate, nearly' ■ll fallen back to ?aides Court House, thus widening the distance separating the hostile forces. The pickets of both arm ies,. however, occupy 'nearly the /IMO ad vanced position as heretofore. Na 137, Water Moms. tionsumi. mdialtatis. wad.. T B Jllmoutown W 8 'mu., Jr. Negro. J curt, ly • luintraormunta AND mums IN GAS FUCTI7RES, OP V/KliV DI4OIIITION LAMM! UMMIALLAik. NNW PPILIPI OP HOOP uours 1111/IMING nowt. tr Market swot Lbw 031luii &ita; Loco Clelbws sso influttie aid Black boa Vatls. flues Dllk Duck .11.14,,,, LATEST FRONTUE SEAT OF WAR. Wasittutrros, August 16, 1861, Claire launaereetteab It will be generally recollected that shortly after the election in 1856, the Tennessee pa. pert gave accounts of a threatened insurrec tion among the slant of a portion of the State, and that the insurreetion was induced by the impposition, prevalent among the black*, that Fremont was coming up the river, backed by a large army, for the purpose of liberating all the skeet.> The exact details of the extent of this insurrettionary movement were never folly published; but it was known tbat many Wave" were summarily tried and found guilty, some' being executed and others sent further Soath.l From well authenticated sources: it is 'scare tained that the superstition of 1856 has been revived; tbat the presence of Fremont at the bead of the Western forces is already known to the negroes, and-that his revappearatice hailed as a sure preenrsoref their liberation. This feeling has spread rapidly within the last month, and itis attracting great attention and , exciting much alarm among the whites of thate districts where there is a large proportion of slave.. The Rebels Scattering. The leading rebels of Washington are thin ning oat, some going every day oat of the city. (The arrest of Faulkner has frightened them, land the arrest of Blair has confirmed that ht. • igriformation or b o e uir i ll i e b ez .. emenin Among 11 The accuracy and minuteness of the furor. 'nation as to the movement+, not only of the Itintly but of individuals here, obtained by the ;rebels, is eitonishing. A gentleman returned here to-night from a trip to Richmond after Ids wife. Before 'tailing he made application 1 to the Navy Departreent here for a pan to go by way of Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, with aflag of trace, whielt.waa refaced. When he rrived at Richmond by a different route, he Was informed withminute accuracy of all de. tills of his application to the Navy Depart anent here, and even the very words of the Answer he received. There are tremendous leaks hereabouts yet to be stopped. "efforts of the RelAs.itio Revolutionize Mar Th e efforts of the rebel, to gather Maryland ii to the secession fold have not been abandon.. ed. It Wu noticed some week, ago that a crineiderable . rebel force bad been consents. tad in the upper part of Accomac county, on the Eastern shore of Virginia. It appears that 'there are about fifteen hundred or two thou liind rebels there under arms. (Gen. Tilgh of Talbot county, Maryland, who was deposed from his militia rank last spring by ,Gat. Hicks, and subsequently restored by the State Leginsture, is organising the disunion. Ana in the lower counties of Maryland. He is about to proceed to Account, take command oI the Vuginia forces there, and march them I Mr into the middle of the eastern shore 01 Mary land, as the nuelen for the formation of a rebel army there, which obeli, if it can do itoth ice else, control the elections in the tall so as I to incurs a diaunion majority in the Legtela. hire, and enable the lecessioniats to pus a ' seeeasion ordinance, or perhaps more immedi• atidy enforce an.ordinance of secession that may be , parsed by the present Legislature at itiedjourned session. The Destruction or Washington Contem plated. Lam informed, through more than one rah able source, that JetTerion David strongly con tentplafes4he invasion of Washington, not to hold the city, but to destroy ii. tie hesitates nothu Inability to do it, but on the royalty of Metyland. SWIM:MU exertion, are in pro grain to secure a change of sentiment in favor of . pecesaion. That aeriespliehed, the first movement of his army would be upon the cap. tut; with the desperate determination to mete outto it the late of Llauipion. Calltosnhuas for Arkansas wad Team. Gen. 8001011 r was ordered to.day to raise without delay, a column of h.o® or /0,001 Californians, and to march them Into Texas and *Ainslie. The dispatch went by telegraph to co 4 Kearney, thence it will go by the Pony Express. A Fugitive from Virginia. Mr. Cowling, • resident of Virginia, near Claremont, about five miles from Alexandria, has iarrived in this city with a load of Mini titor, and returned this creams for his wife and' another load of furniture.. tie rays the rebels' hevq'adva•eed as far a, Bush dill and Clara 'eainti„ and' ordered bon yesierday to leave fortijailb. • Tin Winuision. The Amuses displayed by General AleOlellan in taking east of the few rebellions soldiers who Ire nosing no little trouble suing several of the regiments, is worthy of alt praise. A per- Bonet tbiebeciond Maine Regiment have been Planting tiur they could ceche held for terries utore!thert bree months under the terms of theirealistment. and have, therefore, reined to do ditty. As in the ease of the Bitty-ninth, a strong force of infantry was marched to their' camp:and peen soon followed: Bizty-two of the toned disorganinre were arrested and plated nadir guard. .From all that I can lean, they are kite mme. together with some of the other - regiments, to Tertugu Island, off the coast of Florid; where they are to serve the balance of their linezpired term. Laborers are needed there.!i A very few of the New Torl•Thirteenth nod ;Wank have'fiecome disorganizes', but :hey ate of a very inignlOcaut eharseter, and hardly, worth mvottoning. The mutineers of the lionsity.sinth number thirty-senn. They are still in prison, bet the regiment is in its usual ! ',•tiondition. It appears that the plea of trona Le that all, VOht3tls,s.t.olHj , and (beagle they cannot be 'made toss,, more than three months at • time. nor. Anne Osdised. An :iirder hes gone to r urope for 150,000 more ents. Use.. Dotter to Raise • Division in 5 1siot.Generid Butler has been authorized to nun a dinlnon ol five thourand men in Pdassachnsette, and is to be granted a leave of absence to auperiatend in person the organize, non et, the division. Gen. Butler will bays fall ;eine/ to • thoroughly appoint the ties providing it does not cost more in MsaaaClONUS 1 / 1 4/1 it would . coin in Wash ! • . Wamsnretow, Aortal 16, 1861. Grlartinmuter General Melo has left this tar; New York, to investigate the *maraca for army clothing. The cOUgilleslolllll investigeUng Committee, of which Mr. Potter h chairman, has made fm. portant i discoveries,atiowing that traitors and amen daily frequent the departments of the ger. ekproenring Information, which is larly trentmitted,to the enemy. regu- Our foreign relations attract the attention'of the government at present. The Administra tion will, at all hazards, maintain fa right to close the rebel porn. The question is now under ditatuslon between our government aid those of Trace* and England, and it is believed that our rights will be freely conceded, ; I keelin * Wasnuarrow, Aug 16. the cabinet. Today; the Pre sident ident and Cabinet held one of the longest aid moat secret sessions Mace the war commenced. It le understood that it had rehrenci to the supposed attack up on WasbingtOn, and !learn Irmo high authonty that the greatest confidence exists that if the rebels strike the blow seceuion will end. _ The Sewenty.ftlizth. The 'c the . Mutineers of the Seventy. Jibing will be toned soon. The regiment Se now ii camp ekti ban retuned to quiet obedience. Their atnil have been returned to them, and is probtib m le th at they will receive their col. *rem ;at da If they cuatinue to conduct , themzelre properly, • Another Guiana Aomori from Fort Waveington and Alans dria ta.dap stated that the rebel steamer George Page, had been captured by the Paw nee, Thelpaoers have Issued extras 11111101711. cing it tea fact, bet it turns out to be untrue. Tbe repots to-day are . doubting'. froni the guaingaded la abetting the river circa. The Itabela and tb lllvor. The inhale me active on the Potomac, aid have large number, of gat boats, he, at Moak Gliek. They tan hardly succeed in crossing over big _OO Potomac flotilla ii vigilant; letntorc roach teat,, Indietto for St L trot. the 'grating New, or yestordiy.] • 'No nada land that Gem.FlV4lloot ha, tele. toaphed to)ndiana for all the available troops.' that State that can be 'pared, to be seextor ward to EILILUVIIIIIIF speedly as possible, and the Lonlirrille papers - of yeaterday state that all the regiments la Camp, or forming, in Leitri m:a, have been ordered by the. Was. Depart., mast to report to Gen. Fremont at Mica. Ambit theirMipe thus ordered to SLUM, is - Gen: Rollins's brigade atJeffersonville, s aompoeedint .great meunre,OliEs !schism. Oaactfetpq. ROPOAALB will: he ~.reoeired et the P camp( th•ciimaiee * enteblne 'ft* liasit umpin. fit hut La/oder, Pa AD oruffeDAlT, ty. inch . tor:the z•exameete e et Abe ofloridge merge Slt lkatia Moir, al that Waco.' /Itaratilke !Mkt* 44 40 I.!lat Vigra& that 447.- J. 11. Mo JD LLOUoll.,,liept. . errand. Aliguai Uthi aalCcit An Imapctrtasit Capture. Last Turreday 'Cartoon the Surveyo of the Pon, with officers lutes aid B anc, b4fded the steamer Penis at Quarantine : On the way up to the city intelligence was comma sated to the Surveyor to the effect that one if al panengers on board, nantedrTinontes S.Swill, was a violent secessionist, and had stated to another passenger that be wee returningi from Europe with the proceeds of a loan Ishii!' he had negotiated to &nape for the Bo them Confederacy. I On the arrival of the steamer at Jeney City, officers Isaacs and Balm made a thiiough search of the person and baggage of tha pee. "eager designated, and succeeded in Erring £40,000 in Bank of .England notes and a birge number of letters and other important pert' ' ' the contents of which leave no doubt t :the information given to the Surveyor was co ids/awhile the money, amounting to id ,000, 1 and the letter; were taken to the.: Bureayihes officer. The letters have been read tad are dis armed to be strongly eeoenion ID tone`` soiae of them suggest' plans for breakin the blokkade and supplying the Liverpool m kW with cotton. These despatches, Imre to doubt as. to the eharacter of the bearer, add render it probable that the 540,000 Se a Joan tir the "Confederate States," as he represetted. I I' Hr. Ilterrjll le a New Orleans map, who has been for airs engaged in the cotton bushier'. He Is about Any years of age, and Is represeitad to be wealthy. At a quarter pen one o'clock Mr. &mill called upon Surveyor Andrews by appointer:mutt, and had a brief interview with him. He u W, then introduced toe deputy of the United Sabra Marshal, who arrested him and took him to the Marshal's office. The £40,000 and the lettere taken from per rill have been handed by the Collector to the United States Distriot Attorney, together With tke Surveyor's statement tweak:gam wriadrer —N. Y. Evening Prat. ; I.i CONME RGIAL RECOR.f. , PYTTSFBIIIB43IIII 14 2.11111Tiall s 7 i ; i fßaPos42 aspeOksilifor fits Pltlabwatt 3 / 4 Gmzetlel Pmsttamto; Sanwa; August 17, IS 9. i PLODS—TM demand for Flour antlnnett light , w 1 polo.. although dewy, reciutin unchangsd, The oilY sales we could hear awed.: 24 !Ibis Ulla glad hairs ?sadly at $4 and $50)4,25;'.120 do do at $101,25at Extra and $4,715435.26 for Tsml t y. - i IS/ 6 0011111g 8 —IInts with Via' [Mr local deMand; la so mat Sugar at 8%0;8 do do at B,lr, 60 bple Melia: i am at 88; 16 do do, to country, at 40 0;40 44 .88 Cot at 16 500160, ; BAO4N—dull but anclaingel; we quota at 6X4S Ns for Shoulder; 754 c for Mei, and 8.41030 Midst Hams. • • ' MID WalllT—uncbanged; sale oil° hash Peach s' 4 4 ss26:ld do Ayala. at 740. ... de ~, 01 4 28 2—unshanged with a light maisd; Wu kti lola of 80 ha W B. at 808501. BAY—Best, at wales of 12 loads at 874148 Vjen• 5008—cto demaudtiale 012 fable at 7c 3 1 din. WHISH4--firse, with mall sales a OCialszion at 1 01808 gall—cash and time. - / 1 1011/111FAXILI *ZD VUJllitAlilitliAll.• 1 Bunion emu MAW; Aug. 17 —lliii. MIRA mantes OODIUMAP• vary drat In tone, and, ilthonith them lignite a good conanniptire demand far It, high rags demanded by holden greatly liana truism:Monk The May sale we could hear of to de araw 60 bap Ri• at 111%e. The stout of Rio Nobs I Brat Mad+. does not netted 4000 bags. Tbir mark, may be quota' aa closing fins at 1101434 e for fair td goal lib; no ter prime do; Legneyntaa 16616lati a an Java at lye Ili B. Cumago /WU AXD CLAM Mawr, August lb Market Continues arm. Whist—igarkat a Aid bitter. Corn—Doll and • mall dateline. Naga—afar gat Le lower. halo. No lin atom at 14416,40 t. Imports by Myer. WL111141,1343-.oar Capitols-80 aka core, Jim.. A ho.u.r; 100 bbl. eow,lllbbda tobacco, 23 kotbutier, Clarke t cm B bias bunko, John Ogden; 04 bble o I , J B Urn 10 do applm,d Brady; 4 do aggs,j Grailer; 46 do ou, Wm 111ackeowtc 3 blob tobacco, 2 kitit, 1 bbl batter, 26 do otl,Clarte A co; 2 Dbl. how. Cklaraa Damao. • • PuItTSMOIITEI—per Bon Fronton-2 bzi indor, Mn Dirle; 30 tone pig Iron, I , llson,Osrr co: A 39 Mb El.rar, Work** ro. Al VIGIL MIL WS • The Myer coationas to recede Mead'', with , Let loam* is the channel es the pier marls hot one ng. The weather yesterday was deer and Motley s alien Daftly and warm, with indications of nem at the wharf continuo tolerably brlek with a fate Dumber of arrivals Sod departures. In addltkos to the regular Wellavllos, reettheastiie sod Wheedles packet% the Ben Fraakao from Portemoulh, Cipitule from Wheelie( and Echo from Franklin arrtmd. with lair trips. The Capitols after discharglnghiT freight cleaned kw gtitallenati Ma late luta on naterdayedght. Ti. W. I. Maclay for Bt. Louis left ow enidaylsorn. tog with • rather slim cargo. Pam bed, however, • largo quantity of mit engaged at Pomeroy, which go.. to at. Louts. rt. verunie for F u lli=eured. oh gaturday with a light trip. The ba 3frola Whealintig.g had ao excellent trip of both tralitik mad psakem. Tee dos aids steal steamed Ben tranklist. Cliptan J. P. Jack, will Imre today at 12 ctatecir. for Oman. natL. postively. The fi rst clerk, Mr. Fiend, is S me pa. ammo la !Very qadlged for the podtlon. Few mos and ahippen• can rail me the /mak tie lweving at the time ahoy* announced. Fos 82. Members, Its end- We. clerk .1. W. Members, Is annonnoed to testa ott Wed. mode,. TIM Kamera. Capt. Brennan, Is toadlug tar 041C.111 . MU and Loubsillm T IcCoo The regular Wheeling Packet for today Is the d . rho 11 ba. Time otelepartare, 12 o'clock. , EilLf WAS b) TatagralPh. :gm Yoga, August 17.—Cotton neehaegel Flour Grin; 12,t00 lids sold; !fate $4 044 60; Oda IS 20 @5 26: Pantheon fa uncharged! What firm; piss 63500 bash at $1 300$1 31 for red and gt 3401 4$ for whit% Gum Murtha& Nab. 62.000 huh at 43451 e. Park dull at $l6 for maw and $l,O for prfize. Whisky dim at 17531734. h 1 11.1D11111:111, Aust 17.—Floor quiet at $l. 6lt (or supes (o ld and new Wheat In ehanand; 301 Xi huh sold Pe t it 241 211 for red and $1 3h for white. Corn qu 33. Whfak7 'toady at 134513%. Tsushima what. Er. vietcmaiT.y — aarw - iirei ....iimut i a KW VOLLPLAXD letitigli • Leading sad etabefele. et 4 untorrown, oirarrisLlr....s York &ad Philadelphia Otesaadd . p Clatapeap tatted deepebthhad their ht.powarecl Givairballtltoa Steen. Wee ea tollan: • -.] BIEA • ' iletortay. Pith Aleest. dritrt BUILT Beton:lan fist Asemt. E a IT or WAPILIMEITON..settoder. Vth itopterober. OLAAGOW ifeturdemith Pe eteroted. WIT OF BALTlMOid....estarday. idet depterater. gar may riitaudarat aooa.irota Pier 41. North Liver. 1.A.712 Or PASSA•Z t Myr 0.111/11 . . ... —AP morrisza_ex,.......sir re do to Loadon.,, _..Ser eel do to to .ted Oil Stowed* Edam =Mete. toed for his lloothZ.see Ile aresannaLrsig= tain4rarZ as;rasicrixtbazalh farm ._. _ sir [moue wialliag_to Wed oot their mows tea . • bap tickets lure et the loomed rate% to Hr. Tort : baps Liverpool or Queettetovne ; Ist Md= tad Slat inmate troio Liverpool UV. hate alen . lebt drafts ler male ea /hogleavL I nla id. &otter end Weise. . Theo Smarr* nave scimitar woo adootetload lor anle=sad ow* eartriewee aareemt The? ja Water-14bl area deetiocat matt tuive ht• tiat etre Astolulatore ea board. • • JIMA IL DAL; &pm. IS n:iodine, N T.. i JOH" Tillolll , lllll, Amu- :', 411 Wort, Meet. Iltiabersai. RI tIULAS, ldlie PACE ero-nur Soo straw 11111. tiatiVA,Captaln John Gordon. lams br maatuag and latambodlato ports run" TUESDAY, TRUSS. Dar and SATSMIDAY, at It o'clock a ro making otos corotacttoba with the regular packets far m = keraborg sod Oloothattl. Eataralog,- Isaias log ovary MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and PELDAY, at 8 o'clock a ia. Paataogera recalptad through to CMS oloatti For Freight or panne apply co board, or to , JAMES OC/LGSMS & 00. -, sal9 No. 114 Mats t. . .w atxre, , FOB OIN CLlcitip aid i k Lolnsan,Lll, ruisavms. WED alf D r tr. L O UTI6-41,8 steamer oleo ON. Cot. Name Dslaeal, J. W. Ctsaadede, clerk, will leave oa WlDkraltlaY, Rut fad, at 4 o'clock. rot **taw. Joifike. Plefisa 4 PPI7 cal betide or to • eat{ - cense of V I l u II e W dW itter k Waste. pOtt UINOINNATI ANDAII6 4 LOULbVILLI.—.I2sa tplandld pas wager Abram* WI /11.AN11.11-Capc. bill have for Um above aad all Intermellara part. au MB (Woodsy) PIMPING at 12 o'clock ea. Poe, b..irbt or pump apply co board. sun al+to ECM:WING 011TICKRW.POSTJ ' IN PLUS 08, FAISOT OOLORS, • . Itzteutad at abort Wk. ,Cbiamy Hadar Scdla au baad at AIL O. JOHNSTON t 00 , 8; calf_ Slam Job Printing Ofilon,n 67 Wood i 1 A FRWAN TRAVELS and S%PLO-- li RATIona. bono'd Dioxnrodto to Contrani fr vols. Llidaptoo's do do do. Tayloes Tavola to Milts.. • BartotOe Lava. lieskou ot Matra Atrial, Do Melo% Jklootothd Atrka Prime' loot 81. John's. Adelsodoor to lb* Libyan Dow i. loerLM'"wall KAY t 00.4.5 Wood U MON, I I SHOULDIRA MDR, '4 l / 1 118, wr BM •CO ! 211 V Liberty altisit la nooks Lova aid brutes poord-8 bble. fresh, received and - far seaeem ls by- ZIDDLIA, Lib•rty street `AN VAISSZD ardobi, ael.• by WIC It BAY. it Oa, k RADWAY'tI iIaiLLPY .14.SLIste.- 7 8 ipso fat MA 114 , sun • B. A. PAIINAITOO it 4 On't. • OWXBT 011.—fo casks for sale by 11.7 WI B.A. 1 / 4 1q1. =TOME 410 D. BORAX -25 Wm Refined, for sale byj -A. WARN MOON /11 00., mass Woodialpint Weft Dr. Geo. H t Keys() Wholesale Druggist No,. 140 *sod Otto.; Pittsburgb, ”1 TRUSSES FOR Talc tiUna Or NA OR RUPTURE. -; Marsh's Radical Cure Truss. Ritter's Patent Truss. Fltch's Supporter Tram - 4 Self-Adjusting Thum ' I r.ning's Lace or Rod brace. for 114 care Pralapara Mad, Plbsa, and nal Wastonmis. - 4 ' Dr. S. 8. Fitch's Silver-Plated Supporter Pile Prop, -for the support, and cure Piles. Elastic Stockings, for weak and veins. ' . Elastic) Knee Cape, for weak knee joints, Ankle Sepporters, for weak ankle joints. Suspensory Bandages... . . - Self-Ejecting Syringee; aLso,- every kiri of Syringes. - Dit. Kir= has also e Trine which milk I radically cure Hernia or Rupture. : 1 Office at his Drug Store, No:140 Wood et, sign of the Golden Mortar. - . . • Dn. amnia onscreen in axis at CUOMO 145; LIB= and bar Tortruniento for DDAMii =I: almost ute dhows n4111'114 svport; • GAL LVAMIOBATIItair or itAGIIIT/01 1 44011111118,ku emsdkat parlors; or a 'lea orperlor_ land, sill •• seat fres of camas vlantret an express runs von • readttame el Dolls Addreac . DL 020.8.111141116 / No:140 Wood Erse; Plthbuitt. Pa.'' 1 _.„_' . ,_. 4 hIARRIISA. CUBED—By - Swayne's A., Bowan maims. Sur, boul• or mow, warrantell ney . rill:gide& - Sold Ai DlLsziraiura 1,00414 or . o. 140 Wax! stmt. . 1 N. BED: 800 , ROACIMS, ac.—The Holutekoaper's Side. Dahl arta. KII2 I / 1 3.74', 140 Wood street, I ratestly. , R ATS AND htleirStire deetruoflon to thin Vorada by agog YAItaLIIWZI EX. - itaiILNATOR, ea eattrely maw rospitadoe, sad Sold. warraatod to notovatbaso pests B. IJITIIIIWS, tam wary boom. - t D Jy3o4lllw Ile Wood street. - EXTRA RAZORS.—I hares few Ex 7 Walla:ors, which I. will ekes oat at cost. , GDO. Situ% 140 Wood *tad I:IIIrEADACIiB CUIIXD.---An infallible a.a.paoa n trx IL R L s . e Ty t e m . ADS Is mauve - KITIIMB; , N 0.14. Woad areal. Trim 25 oath 'Rear Dye! Sail. Dye! Raiz. Dye W.A. SA 7 OEILLOII.9II HAUL DIM Oriiii•al mod bed 41 as Woad 1 All others are mere imitations, and ' should b. toroidal, Wpm with to am* ridicule. GMT. MD, OR BUSTY RAU Dyed lhadsaUS to • boaatUbt and natural Ramo or Moak. althea tic.ri "et." sras iblu riansab t° thahlfr iusii MABlail ‘ •I 1 ' WA awatood to s Wm. A: Batotabr dam Mal ow 110 0 ,03 andloe Mum btu biro muds to the of hie of bhp bloom Dye.. WV. A.BATUEULLOWN HAIM DTlattahma a odor isat b• ililtiogyhlyd grOBI natty% and la w ED not to bon to Ma least, bowsaw long It fib continual, and the Ut assts of Bed Byes nom:WC Um Usk taeloratal fa Ida by thin sidsodhl Wads, gold or .ayptled (In pleats maw as too Wto tom WO Broadway. Now Tort. Bald ta allotting and towns_ ,cif Mutat Stable BY Dm Eats wad tansy Good* Umbra. ILair The - sad Menet opoo a .. plata P" reit m co l t addes of mob bat. at A. jahlyAlkwatef Id Boad=nart. __ft 04V1.1x.H.111 /1111.1611. AND • - 1G T Di IV OEtIC IV PITIPSOUROIi. 'PARK, I.I'CURDY I IdANUFACTUARRS OP BEIRATII km% saArraug. am sod. oophta, MUM M:SPIU BOTTOMS, Raisit Sttli Borg„Spain. Bolder, Slop, Imparts" sad NaLies,la, MMTALS, PLAT' atm utatrones; ao : :masu n tk r oa hand, Tiantes Msehtemind Tpols. - 4 ksralowas,ll6. 11AJCr t mtd l 2o Slocomimewt, eitubitigly Pthassi. - etp.aimmutoidersomp* ou tt c 42,76111 m p a t. t„„, iniskdaslat Kruaa-: , Immo" ROBINSON.. MINIS CILIUM% - 1 loalalGits AND . ! ss r A.snxbramori.wortatto.__ Pitt/bartti...PWW2ll. 0n..,M0.1 Itstati ll toro rp ki dr of MOM lakess and ICU lisesatrry; Oisithipt ;Itilrood Work; Bum SWUM and Mars /roe Wort. imßobbins a. oula Evan:kg &mica slipef =Um rskiy --..i I" wear—W/111-..W11ei11.. .1 eiBATOM;LORT . WIGS AND TOI7- ~1 raanan 4 1 4. TtNY In -aeiin ?fie sa r , 414 1 diebla.' •. • !Pitting to • 'amis.-120 - tuning np bitiad—ao , seteuyi alth••••1; tidied this Nee ebb. 1 Mann when tee thlqp sz•pneetr aeleads. - 1 falatdiel. Id Bad dieteaw Yet. 1 RAII 4 , ROAD BPIKEI CONLEPAXIG Jitisopla Duwerc........n. w. C. Eiciran. iii. • 1 PUICKI22. " llacittrut. - lawmen to Arta, MVO 4 8 1 .644 isaaracening se • B IL ROAD SPIKE% CHAIM . ' AND BOAT 1314Kiff. 0. , . er of Water Street - axid °Lorry alley, • - - - I.lllBzontall. MITA. AJJ:I-01 C.7l.XJ.idaagazg all/44J.• OF • Ina Rahn& Iron Yezill.r. gad /gait Doors,- _ Wiadow Midst -guards, b., _ ,ow; II Saxed atrial ad St Thing Eng. (Datiaia woad and Maztat,) 2/722201158. PA.. aa lama a misty at rorrehnorno fumy sad platitimatabla for all purposes. Partladas attaslikai - paai $o aallaalag'erave :labblair daisa alga:et 11.01.arLICti at BON DMUS Ul fortip and Bomestisfillls it Enkugo, oisimman. or Dam:, • - sans mess ars mom, A I? MAILERS iffifitn , ,r/TISBUILGI/, IM. 1116.001.1witim auk& es oh IS* pdistpd titles tbro*n. mt tboiledtat Mum • , • P2Mlf4 IL FL et r. Mitsurras; AYER DIANIIIPAOTURKBA Booi, PRINT. CIA". LAMM 4.11:6 MILL6= of virtu, A..P.P ITT Ci• PAPEIR. Bs* room. from Ito. 27 Wood dried' to to. ill na l