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FRIDAY 11011211±4G, OCT. 4, 1861
• CITY AFFAIRS.
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/awrictutotanicaL.. Observatioas for the
Ingt, by. G.E. Shaw, Optician, fiS Filth street
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RICIPIIRLICtAiI COMM.* VICK MT.
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WILLLaKH.YCOLUaa,?IU.tftrab. •
Pas 1119811.17 mass bl,lllO, Clatai :
PANT W. WILLIAM, elitsbargb.
Pal ASSXUSII SOWN 0311110 , 11 ?UM!:
iGUN 2401124, lI Ram Towelibtp,
rot 621'in:a :
JOUR F. rieNttiV, klueborgb.
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' THOII/10 Atirgiarry:
9110M811 J. IRIOHIM, Lowerlit.tilalr;
MUIR 0, SWAN NON, Obutlen;
WILLIAM 110 TONY LN. McOsodlesi;
10018ITIND UAW; Po.lgbarlh .
lOt attain:
• IlliapY WOODBol.tostlas Is
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- 111r9ltlt 11.11TON,DI Opp.. Bt. Wilr tr ,
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Darlp 001.1•41110 C Wulma )O.
'AARON IfLOYD, of Pittoturgb.
"JOHN MiOLTING, of RtuabarAh
110 BRIT U. DAVMot Ob
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-.;• • '...1 Mewls About- eturphy - and the !Frowns
...,, . , . On Wednesday .arternono, attar the arrival
, •., of Sylvester W. Murphy, the absconding wit.
is ii the clothing. fraudeaseeciatormation
- .L.:, . - • wee made susw against all the old dafendatati, •
- -- . • - _and the curia will go up before the, Grand
, -,..-• • . •• - say at the approaching term. Warrants were
•"•-• . , • ... issued, aid• Asher and Abraham Frowenfe/d
--, -• ' ' L• .
lad Lewis Margarines each gave bail, to an
' •-• Mat, in WOO. Morris Frauenfeld and Joe.
•' • ''''• ' Morgenstern are,dither sleek from the city, or
could not be fond.
Imformation was also made against Murphy
sad Morris If enfold, charging them with
conspiring toiled' to defeat the ends air:atlas.
Ball, was regain of Murphy In the sum of
• • ' $6,000, but being u able to give that amount
iv\
- - . he was committed to :ism, where he trill re.
main unless released by ths Court. It is alleged
that Morris Frauenfeld met Murphy In Now
..; • . York, primlacts to the trial In the Supreme
tmatt, and- after getting him drank took him
• ' . ~ abosedthe steamer Africa, then to sail In a few
. boon, paged his pockets with British bank
' - bill, and sovereigns, and left him to "sober up
The Ladies and the Isiah soldiers.
Oi Moeda: the evening pspivis gave notice
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of a meeting to prepare comforts lor the How
.pitaha in Western Virginia. We have jail
the following Rote showing bow nobly
• ... and promptly their patriotiani Troves itself in
Excautoa Hatt, Allegbeny,"St;pt. 3 :
The, ladies who asked help for the sick and
wounded soldiers of the United States in Vit.
. ' gialwithrimagh your columns; teal that it is our
defy and pleasure to inform the friends who so
promptly assisted us; oF tbe sunset collected,
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:.through the name medium. •
• .We have now eleven bores packed ready
•" ' - "'" for skipping tovday, contusing 1.70 Milne; 128
• . abuts; • 16 enakirtst 10 bliskets ;,122 pair of
sock.; 47 pair of slippers; 26, pair of ticks;
+5B paw of drawertii; 14 pair , of flannel shirts ;
4* l2 pair of flannel drawers:, 1. box of nice old
linen ; S drawing gowns;:100 towels; .36.
".. `handkerchiefs; 119 pillow cues; 3 Mohan
:pillows; 75 bandages ;I box of pad., arm pads
. .andamp reels; 8 lbs. of condo soap; 4 small
boxes contaising presento. tomato
homelands wine, can peachesijim, &c. • 1 lb.
arrow fedi lbs. of corn starch; ' 4 lee. of
••. , prunes; 1 lb. of • galantine ; sponges, linen,
soap, ate.
• - Sale or Valuable Coatiowedia....
learn-that Mr .'Jams M. Bail ey,
. , aid other., /cuddly „concluded . 11
• purchase of three hundred agree of coal land,
from Judge Boggs, or - lower St. Clair town.,
ship. _The lend is located about. two miies
• from the Mosongabels river, and 'stickle coal
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deposits.-> Thll purlieus are an iscorporated
',, company; and it is their .intention to opeh up
an extensive „coal business—thew Works to be
ie operation on or before the brat of July next.
The pries paid to Jadge Boggs, fez the coal
privilege alone. is 2350 per acre, or an aggro.
• gate of 0105.000. The company will nand a
portion of thhhill,,sed construct a railway to
the river at a point immediately bore the Mo.
• nongsliela bridge. The enterprise will Snake
a very heavy capital, andwill add materially to
he growth. sad . prosperity of -the in
which the .Worka ide, to' be located: - 'Wooly
• • add that Judge Boggs has still a large tract 01.
• ; -"; this wettable .Isad in the name vicinity. His
unsure were among the earliest settlers of
odds comely, and, his title comes through the
A Girl In • Hagtmelitilm-fitramge Freak.
Clousiderable excitement wee erected in the
Third. Ward,. Alleghenyi , yesterday, by the
sodded eppemanee of a young lady, fa full mil
ksop lig, who promenaded several of the prin.
ravel streets, unattended by any of her. friends,
'mile or female, and disappeared be suddenly as
she appeared. _Mr heir, complexioe, and pa.
oral eppearanoe clearly indkated bar sex, and
she seemed to have dolma the uniform of some
inali-friend "just for the fen of the thing," or
rhos - to win a warm Be this as it may, doe
"out, a 'figure," u toir pantaloons and
jtebt ware fashionably tight. -She was looked
at and laughed at by hundreds Of spectators, fol.
llowed and saluted by seem of lobed ottlldren,
and however much she me, hare enjoyed aik.
fee, the generainpinion was that she had "mode'
,a Judy of herselL" ' '
SAD Arran—Boy'
,SElo2. , •—The StAllbOD.
TS)! aerald aye: A terrible tragic affair bap
timed gaits recently, near Morristown. Bel.
moat county. through. which a boy. named
/sue Atkins lost his life. .Be went into, a
room is Ida father's boom to get a pa to shoot
'a batik, and loon after a report was beard at
if tie 'weapon :had - been discharged. Pico
media' to the room, the ladM mocker-Mead
her child lying upon the door with his braille
blows out. It is believed that the little fel
low radarrook to blow into the bamel 'of the
lan, and that tiis foot coming in Contact with
the trines', it went off, the ball , enteiing bis
&oath sad paining through his Mad, with the
molt mated. . . ,
• gisalifzut Ktuitbi--Atr.:Joseph LIIIIIII, for
merly of Baltimore, bat for a somber of yeara
put a citizen of Sumbenville, and an engineer
on ilfe Steubenville and Indiana Railroadjuset
with a fetal accident at- Cadiz Innetion s Sat
urday morning last. ; While engaged is...coup
ling a locomotive to I tender Ma Wily was
caught between them and so seriously crushed
that he died from the injuries time rauived on
Wheitlayi, Mr: Lewis wee about thirty•five
years et ap e and highly esteemed by hi. fellow
employees. • • - • '
A DINIDILIILT Fimati.—Margarst Vachon,
tm octoroon, residing on First went, Alleghe
ny. tithe house lately vacated b) the. nolo.
taus Larry Marty, was arrestia and taken.
betom Alsatian' Jamison (acting Mayer) ay.
en oehube ordtsorgerly conduct preferred by
Joltialt Marsh. ' fibs has been misting berate
gitterally obnorlove to the neighborhood, and
upon agreeing to Mare the preibres, - was di..
charged. • • -
CALL Accersatzi.—Mei. Charles A. Dickey,
'Of ifleallag, has Sculpted a call tendered him
by the Folanh United Presbyterian Churiti, Al.
leeway, row lrorshiping in the. Bowman
bedding, Mora Common:- Mi. Dickey -is a
young man of fiee natural- *bifida', and - an
'used 'aid deroted minister. 0. has stair .
field o - stolidness before him, and iforpared
will (Inaba's" named in 'name the present
nesiess into's large and floarithing coogrega.
en N*caotu Nam, Niw Yozir.—We call
the ettettion of our readers to the advertise.
mint, ie- Soother taloa% of this palatial No.
Mt; whom - proptioten, with a new to meet the'
• imidenclis °Ube times, hare reduced the pries
of board to two: dollars per day. Oar (needs
Malting Heir. Yarn eats now share all the lat.
arise of C . lnasepteone - table:and a princely
house lor iirery moderate per diem sum.
Suomi= Orrsatiosa.—Tbo window glut
bodies of Cossissbans a Co., Wolf, Plukettt
15 . C0., yid dial booms of Byres, Richards &
Co.,' Is Etat Binsinglasm, aid um Lit boosts
,Of•aabowsU, Niue et Co., sad Maas, Meta"
At Co., Ofrmissbaso, ban resosstd;opaadolue.
- :•13io Amides" hor Works of /oast & Laszlo.
;Iboarost•ROebigliolo, arA VOW 111 1 ! 17 r.;
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MENEM
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TAKMADAITS'OIit. —Synod met at aloe
o'clock, tad after thspcost of some routine
bosuns?, spent a short period In devotional
exercises,-
Seraral reports, petitions, etc., were pre
sented and referred.
James McCandless, Esq., Treasurer of the
Synod, presented the annual report, which et
iubits the following sanaisarr
Amara ha WoolloY , et olme of lest lear,—s 168 48
Ilecetved elutes current —..-- 1,141 08
*mount Osborn . d,.--.7..,..."-----••••••41,109.
Balms hallB
Dr. Primly ribmlttid ibeirepoira
f the Thu
arer pf thiTcniag Ma's paud, whiah was read
A report was mad relative to the .operations
of the Theological Seminary; from which It ap.
pears that alesisen you( men have hen my.
commended for licensors to their rupeelive
Preabyterise, durla the pullear. The report
alto contained some g
resommen y dations In regard
to the Elenaloary bulidinge, and on motion It
was referred to a tpeolal oommlttet(of which
Rev. J. T. Brownlee is Chairman.
After disposing of some hatlnsit not of gen
eral Ritual, Synod . adjourned until afternoon.
In site afternoo e , the Synod was mainly oc-
Copied in
,hearing and disdaining reports.
Previous to adjournment, Dr. Guthrie, Chair
man of the Committee ,on the State of the
Couitry, submitted a report touching the pred:
ant =lima troubles, and the canoes which
produced them. The preamble recounts those
feadatneetat principles upon which oar Gov.
element is hued, and the resolutions deolare
that God is puiiishing us for our natioellelet,
and calling upo n
. us to repent. The principal of the nation are declared :tober—Oirpres
sion of our fellowman, Covettiosnest,letem
parent., and Sabbath Delecutioei Tbh war
i. attributed mainly to the great sin of Slavery,
and • allusion is made in the report to the fact
!that as a people we are grasping and avari
cicreii.4ovetous, even to a - total - disregard of
the rights of our tellow men, cud not govern
ed .by those moral principles which should
characterize a Christian community; that the
General Government permits and unction. the
importation of intoxicating liquors, and the
State Governments legalize the *domed trot.
do—giving license to spread drunkenness and
deboachtry throoghout the land; that the 'Ob
servance of the Sabbath, although in a great
meseure proipotid ud — utforced by,e -
sional and State law, is nevertheless madly neg.
lected—that tie day Is desecrated by carrying
mails and operating the - poets' machinery of
the Government, ete. Commendatory allusion
is made to the proclamatioti Of Gen. McClellan
in regard to the observance of the day, and
the report recommends the appointment of a
committee to lay the action of the Synod be
fore the Precedent and Cabinet, as well as the
Governor of the State.
A resolution was a so read by a member of
the committee, urging the manumission of all
slaves belonging to mastere engaged in war
agablet the Government—or, in , other words,
embodying the sentiments of Gen. Fremont's
proclamation. . '
It was moved that the report be printed, and
made the order (or Friday morning, at ten
o'clock. The motion gave rise to considera
ble discussion, and, it was finally agreed to re
commit the report, (which was in the rough,)
with the understanding that the committee
would prepare - a perfect copy, and submit it
for consideration at ten o'clock on Friday
morning. . .
[We shalt --endeavoi - ti lay this; important
document, ie toll, beloroonr reader.]
Potpie P&UICIIIII111. Wisely 'Appeal.
Rev. D. G. Bradford, the worthy putor of
the Third United Pftsbiterien Chkunb, Ridge
street, Allegheny, who has upon mon than: one
oeculon, u an individual and ea a minister,
urged and encouraged a vigorous proesestivon
of the "yraiagabut treason," recently addreried
his licagiegaticus, iu ivords which commend
'themeless to every touter. We append a few
:entreats c. ' ,
"Allow me to sty here that above all
others, Is time for us, as Akan/ In this
highly favored land and of the beat government
beneath the skies, to be idle. It Is our lot and
pilvilege to live Cl a Rani when our beloved
ecoustry Is Ls passing through the severest trial
she has ever been called to undergo. Rebel
hands are straining every sera to grasp the
throat-of-oar government and extinguish our
national life. And whilst that man who be.
trays his. country deserves to have hi, name
written second on the roll of ~lasting infamy
—directly under his who far thirty pietas of
silver sold his Lord—he who neither lifts •
band nor breathes • prayer 011`ber behalf, do.
sera usaght but .froseration from those who
do. I pityno, seoro—the man whose soul
is so deed, whore love of country to so weak,
that it dal not make his poise fairly Suable
response to the convulsive beaviegs of our great
national tuait. Have we yet been aroused to
the importation of the issue involved in the
patient otitis? DO we realize that the question
bi decided is, ehall . our liberties, of which wt
have so long boasted, tad which other nations
have be crashed beneath treason's elo
een foot Shall our Constitution, which, like
the rain from beann, extends its kind regards
to all, be trampled in the dtat. and our loved
.Star. Spangled Rainer" no longer wave o'er
the !lode( the free and the home of the brave.?
"I know something of the strength of tutu•
ial affection, and of the anguish of a 'separation
even by death_ from 'those lee lore. Bat for
the globulin of our. "inalienable rights," and
inestimable privileges, and iinumerable blew
sings; will not the patriot-mother, wale,
daughter and sister, when doty calls, gave up
the dialog son; husband, father and brother
to- be laid, D . needs be, on the altar of our
counts" t,.-Are those who refuse to glee either
men or means worthy to partake of our nation.
al blessings 7 Do they delays' to be defended
by those .gallant men with stron g , arms and
lanais heartnwho have so abbly responded to
oar country's call 1 Is not air national label-
At
MMO worth living for, fighting for, and dying
for 7 And cannot Americans slog more meet
ly than ever old Roman did; Dale, el decinum
at pro pram mai.' ('lt is sweet and glorious
to diw:for one's country."' a :1 , is Let each
in his appropriate sphere battle On, toil on,
and pray on, until mace more throughout our
now distracted country
'—'srery men &attest In safety ..
Bader his own viae what he plants, and sing
Tha marry song of piano to all his 001g45011:
1 44 the be idle Mother lands of other
worlds; bit In such country is this, so
abundantly: binned of heaven I. times gone
by, and -in this her hour of peril, let us - put
forth, la her delense, - all our mental energies
and all our physical strength. Tbeg ions
fetualiorn, made happy and free through our
exertion, will bless God that we ever lived,
-and oar eases shall be honored and bald in
sweet rsommbranee oolong as gratitudoholds
a.plitee in the human heart."
Owing to the suspension of the Banks, many
partici!a have een prevented from anbacribing
to the National Loan. To accommodate these,
and others who ffeeire,lo aid the Government
in her trial for existence, the booke will re
, ,
main'open for short lime.,
•With the increased facilities afforded by
Bank"reauniption, the Secretary of the Treas.
itrycoandentlyinspects a largo Mintage - to the
Western r Ponasylvainla sabecription. 'The
large number of volunteer" Sim:Li/de' vicinity
gave the Government a high (piston—of the
loyal and patriotic inhabitants. Will not thane
at home silica, ovel patriotism by canting for
ward with all the means they can spare to
enable the Government to support and sustain
those brave mei "rho have gone to fight the
enemies of the_land,of liberty and good goy
ernment, and at the same time lacers a profit
able investment. '
Ann= Or A SUIPICIOI7II CHAILACTICIL.—A
'midi:tamed Alexander Wilcox was dlecoverirdi
Wediudaystight,in a freight car at the Federal I
street depot, by the .watchman. Two boxu
of leather had been forced opee, and the sup
position' Es that the fellow was hunting for
pleader.' A follow - who was in company with
him elide his escape, but Wilcox was given
is custody of the police. :He was committed
to jail:by Alderman Jamison (acting for May
or Dram) for twenty days, on a charge of tits
orderly conduct. - ' =
Dooton C. Basis, Water Can and Row
• 'Mk Pbysietan; also agsni for Rainbow's aia• .
rstad Truss for Roptaxes. Carnes of !'sein
d Wayns Anosta.
Dasenent.--Df.' C. dill, No. sile Poen it.,
o!taada to all brand's of tho Donut probation.
frien A Irtleled to Seed.' Try Dl.
LLB 41111r! INNALLIDLB LlineillitT te
pared Creme tberenelef Dr. Btsable avert, of Uor,
ineunnt. the goat attn. eat bee been need in
ibis erection blithe Drenti rem wilt the most
anheee. U en trio us nnesdr It Is
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The Councils *of Allegheny held a ( regular
monthly meeting last evening—the members
generally being present.
In &krt. Mr. Bissell presented a petition
for the grading and paving_ of Cedar ;venue,
from the German Catholic church around the
Commoni to Ws•hington *treat. Read and
referred to the Street Committee, with the an
dentauding that the Committee will tonsider
the propriety of , pissing around both sides 01
the Common..
Mr. Lockhart pretreated the report ol the
Street Committee, with a resolution anthorit
ing repairs to barnade to River avenue, dam.
aged by the recent good. Report accepted
and resolution adopted.
Mr. Walker presented the report of the
Water Committee, with retaliations fur the
payment of oundrybillej which were adopted.
A resolution .Wllll . adopted - , authorising the
Piker Committee to lens the lot adjoining
the Water Werke, if they deem it Deceuary.
' Mr., Lockhart presented the report ol the
Police Committee, calling the attention of
Councils to the dilapidated and filthy condi
tion ol the lock-up, which is declared to be a
nuisance and ■ diegnce to the oily, wholly - un.
fit for the purpose. A resolution accompanied
the report, recommending the OIVICIIOO 01
0111106111 cells in the rear of the Mayor's office.
(Ltid over to hear the report ol the Committee
on' Markets.)
Mr. &dd.° reed the report of the Commit
tee on Markets, as follower
Geitlemenr—yoisr Committee have had the
subject of the necessity for the erection of new
public building. pressed upon their attention
so earnest/yam to call for prompt action. They
feel that they would be derelict in their duty
did they not, at ills time, call your attention'
seriously to consider the propriety of at once
placing the Diamond Improvement under con-
Your Committee need not - argue the neces
sity ol these Improvements. All moat agree
that they are needed--and that at mthe. The
revenue of the eity /2 now suffering maierially,
Cod each season more than the preceding one,
because butchers and venders of vegetables
are compelled to seek elsewhere for those ■c
bommodations which your Committee are un
able to furnish. His honor, the Mayor, has
informed your Committee that tbe cells so elo
quently described in the report ol your Police
Committee, at a late meeting, are now absii
utely rotted down-eo much so that a prisoner
recently made hie way through the rotten par
tition,, urged by the intolerable stench which
arise. Irons the hadry.drained and worse-ven
tilated cellar in which these miserable dun
geons were formerly located.
The butchers justly complain of the condi
tion of very many of their stalls le the old
"market houses. The roof is leaky throughout,
even. now, before the penetrating snow-water
hart begun to lion the openings; while the
pavements are atso sadly out of repair. Thais
physical discomforts, accompanied as they aro
by nation, pecuniary losses, ferni•hat least •
pretext for rieveral recent reliurals to pay to the
city the rent charged for the use of these
stalls.
Look around you, geollernen—look at this
rickety, tumble-down building, which has
been again and again pronounced unsafe.
You see the course of the rain-water as it
trickles down the walla of 'these chambers,
almost unobstructed by the venerable remains
or what was once a ulterable roof. You see
the assembled dignity and wisdom of this city
of some 40,000 souls, gravely voting allpropri•
&lions to prop up these venerable legislative
balls, and conrageously risking life and limb
within these rickety precincts, from month to
month.
This being the condition of your public.
kuildings, your Committee feel called upon.
by every consideration of neceseity„ economy
and philantrophy, not to mention • proper city
pride, to recommend that Councils Mall, at
the earliest practicable moment, contract for
the erection of a City Ball, Market Home,
produce market steeds and weigh scales, to.
geiher with the improvement of the Diamond
agave, in accordaece - with the plans and
drawings already adopted by Council,.
Your Cominittes'are convinced that a con
tras:. cin be made on most reasonable terms,
and at fair prices, at this time, owing to the
scarcity of employment for the men and the
machinery, usually employed in building.
Prom some investigation; they are led to be
lieve teat—all things considered—en.. the.
improvement such as is proposed can be con
danced for at 10 to 15 per cent. lower rates
thanit !toy - previous time.
The plan propomd by your committee to pay .
for the erection of the proposed buildings' is,
that Connell" shall advertise, calling for sealed
proposals for the work, Mending to speeiflea
done and drawings to-be prepared under the
direction of Councils; • the Pal making the
lowest bid to moire the award of °maraca and
to be paid by the reverse origin, lion the reel
of doge and market stands, with an allowance
of not more than -- per mot, interest until the
contractor is paid. By this plan, the entire .
Improvement is made to pay for Itself. It Is
also recommended that the inane from rents
at stalls and mutat stands during the current
year, dating from J11.D11,67 Ist, 1851, be appro
priated to the proposed improvement, and also
en annual mount molesting to Merlin's now
paid by the city. Your committee have made
some inquiries oialhe subject, and are encour
aged-to believe that regicinsible contractors are
ready to make proposals to undertake the entire
improvement, nods; thi plan proposed.
Assuming $4,300 per annum as the ketone
from rents of stalls, an, as at present, and
$8,500 as the probable tummy from rant, of
stalls and garden Mende to the new market
home, and $BOO as an priveleat for rents now
paid by the city and - assaming the cost-of ins
Diamond Improvements to 4145.000, payinents
could be made, under** prOposial plan, about
as follows:
nds $6 oio
JaaTry,l4ll,..:BB4alare incmema ome fr0m d :14 1.60 . ;
nets..: Ll 9-9390
1165, atm*. 8,500
" 600-4,3153
" 1386 " Kande. 6,510
" 1411-9,380
1661, " studs— 6,600
" " 850-9 300
Total In ell ytgra ..... . -------.511,600
Your committee. &Hews that the assumed in
come from route of stalls sod gawks clouds,
from and snot the your 1662, is largely below
the sum whlebtaay be realised. Toe abeam.
modations which will be furnished to the several
city °Seers by the proposed City Ball, too,
will warrant a commensurate liberality on the
part of the alq, when these are realised.. The
prospect of - adding from' $5,000 to 111;000. per
annum to the city lueomi, is as additlbpal In-
dnoement which Coattails wiU'Jtot 14 . to'
overlook; la estimating the , adviuitages of the
propoted Improvement. '
In the above estimate ot payrnente,'lonr
Committee have not- included the estimate or
interest,-believing that the additional revenue,
over Mid those the monad beals,mould meet
the interest on the delerred,payments. Bet to ,
look the whole matter squarely io the lace, in
ill worst. aspect, the interest aecoont at - the
exhorbitant rate of len per cent. would loot'
op about' as follows:
Jan. H 61, yut's lolorsot au 4t0.00- $3,6400)
11901, " " 97,180 00 9,710 00
1866, 01 , 600 ( 00 1,780 00
1667, " 8,010 00 860 00
Tata latectit at ten pee teoL, os.Oao 00
—oi limo khan - One year.. tocouie, at the as
sumed basin.
.
Your Committee, behaving d i al the contem
plated improvement of the -Mimed 'quire
would greatly salience the value of . all the
property fronting on the equate,' as Well as on
the adjacent streets, would recommend that
m maybe taken to allow the public
spirit of those property.holdets who wiitshers
three advantages to participate in the honor,
and in the cost of the improvemsat, with
other public spirited citizens wbo maY be wit•
ling to take stock "ebb the contractor, payable
on' the same eoaditioas and terms as above in.
diceted. •
. 'Yetir,Committee, in directing the attention
of 'Couniile to this scatter, need scarcely al
lude to the fact that, unless the proposed ac
tion hi taken at once, so as to Unclad, a con
tract with responsible partial for the erection
off new buildings at the gained practicable
moment, a considerable sum most be upend
aid to render the present'buildings at all ten.
able. Trusting that Councils, will urnestly
second the effort, your Committee Arould re
spectfully submit their report, and beg leave
to oiler the following resolulion:
Raked, That a Spee,lal Committee Of -UMW,
including the Presidents of Council, be ap.
pointed with instructions to hare specifications
prepared, for the im . roveniesita proposed to
be erected:. on the Dismoad Fq ~,,, end to
advertise for sealed proposals for Os erecUok
of the proposed' buildings sad lasprovaissi ot.
the ftqoare,'in accordasee with the general
plan adopted by Connell", - and on the tering
wh'cli me) be agreed:nos by 'said Special
Committee, to report to Connell. at their next
meeting.
Jai*. Hit Ara,
SA.v!z.
H. Rommittes.
Metctir, •
L. Moot,. - J
The report woo scooptod, am Ur. Looktiort
mond no adoption o! as proolotion.
A illoossatos aimed ts rind to au Enit of
Onmotitnforfilr. Riddle, tfte rate of.intsnist
wail stricken from she report, acid a blank .sub
stitated. '
•
.. •
T. resolution aitaahed to the report was
adopted, and Mr. Riddle and Mr; Hopkins were
chosen on the Special Committee, on part of
Select Coupon. The Common Council con
erred, sad appointed Masers. Heath, Mont and
La Comma --Anoicil, , the Committee on
Wharves and Leading' presented a report, set
ting forth that theists flood had swept away a
large part of the leading bolo* the gas work.,
with a resolation authorizing ao expenditure
not-exeeeding ;SOO, to repair the 'tame. The
resolution was adopted.
'The Committee of Conference, on the appro.
priaUon to lie Young Men's Christian Amocia•
tion, reported • revolution authorizing an apl
propriation of $lOO to said Amorriation, in fa
for 1880-81. Adopted. _
The Committee to whom was referred the
inkier.' of the purchase of a Steam Fire En•
teille ? reported that they bad examined the
}ter, bat in the p state of the city
elute they deemed it inexpedient to recom
nd the perches. of a steam fire apporatue.
I apart accepted and committee% ditcharged.
' The reports cc the Committees on Surreys.
Engines and Hose and Markers were read, and
reeolutione for the payments ol sundry bills
adopted, lifter which Councils adjourned.'
An Impudent Gang of Burg Mei.
The northern pan of the Second Ward,4l
- and a portion of McClure township
adjoining the city line, hap for the past few
days been infested with a bold and Impident
gang of burglars, and scarcely a night palette
but houses are entered, and robbed of "ant
'ever the scoundrels can lay their hand, ore.
On Saturday night, after Lring the bitiilding
belonging to Mr. Patter, on Pasture Line, the
slaughter-house of a butcher named. Hamilton,
near by was entered, and a qurnilty of beef
carried off.
The stable of a Mr. Delany ryas also entered,
his horse taken out aid hiletieft to his wagon,
and drove off. Both the , awful and wagon
were recovered the nest day, however, some
distance oat of town.
An attempt was • also made on the same
nightie 'enter.t he rat death or Mr. on,.
Em
balm, on 151en4.4.111e. In attempting to force
open the door,' the tueale awakened Mrs. K.,
who aroasml her, husband. _.When Mr. K
came to the door, the robbers, who bed be-
come ids:rmed by this time, were nowhere to
be sea or heard.
On Sunday night the residence of Mr. Thos.
Potter, on - the Perryville Road, jast beyond
the city line, was entered, and the carpet on
the kitchen axle was taken op and carried out.
In searching through the borne, the thieve,
awakened a member of the family, who aroused
Mr. P. On entering the kitchen, Mr. P. found
the door open and one of the windows out, and
was also somewhat surprised to find that the
carpet had beeintolen from the floor. It was
found the neat morning a shoo distance from
the bowie; where it is supposed the rascals had
remdined for the night, using it to shelter them
from discount.
Tni Copse" end the "Advocate"
will be performed et the theatre to•nigbt, with
Mr. Con[dock in both pieces. Mr. Cottldea
always offers a large bill on his benefit night.
BLoo . D Foop.—Atteation io• called to
obi most nouoluible am erientillo preparation,-ed.
meadseg In meshes tplapitt. It h an entirely oil
dh1am47.1.14.111E162 not IN comortoded with - .any of
the nnmerow *dem medicine* of the day. It Is
extras remedy for all the awaits swatted, 'and
pedal,' Qom of.. chronic nature-4w long standing
•—es weeks, writhe, antiyonns Itaterwra, toil!
germ. Gauen k Durum of New Yon, are the
sob spate for It, end atm previewer/ of Me world-
Searoweel.Dr. liston's /etrantrus Cosnui„ an rani.
cle wlak.b every Mother zhoniti Imre in her medne
closet to mama need; end containing, pan it does, no
paregoric or opiate of say kind, at awa be relied upon
with 1114 ntlDOid. cont
c ure s ded will be fond
in In:
safiostale 'Wallop ill ue of Infantile coMpladrataL—.
Ohio gets Journak.Cbtumens.
Slake advinignegent. Per wale by GEOIIBI B.
tarent. LeffWood at. Pittsberch. Pe.
delystkerimll
RAMALEY,AEt. PautNh nMOL , oo tits mom.
tog albs 414:1 of Zaptomber, IBEt, of Clottoomptino
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OOTEN STATION Pacific Telegraph, Oct. 2.
The Pony grpress from California passed /errs
at one o'clock to-day. By it we have the fol-
.San. Francine, Sept. 25—P. hl.—The..posi
lion taken by Rev. 'Dr. Scott in regard:to the
duties of the church on the Union matition, u
advised by lam express, was a protest for a
popular outbreak in from of Calvary Church,
on Sunday last, Some time harem daylight,
several flags bad been placed/on the church
while an effigy, labeled ..Dr. Stott, the traitor,!'
hung near by, and ; shoat r thousand people
were asaemoled in ;front or'the church. When
the Doctor• entered in/On morning service,
some of the people uyinifested displeasure by
hissing as he paned., The church was crowd
ed by an sodiencr; who listened attentively_
through an one/J.4410ne! sermon. The crowd
outside increarid somewhat before service
ended, and anthe Doctor came dat and enter
ed a carriage; in company with a lady, a rush
was mode towards him, apparently more from
curioaityrihan harmfulpurposs, and there was
6110 coVaiderable hissing and oleo! offensive
language. but the pollee prevented any various
dist , Orbanc& It is the general opinion that a
hoedred or more 'thoughtless, excited men an
, the crowd, who were in favor of a lynching
demonstration, each aariding the Doctor on a
rail or some similar indignity; but it is not be
lieved the crowd on the whole would have.
peimitted it.
On Mammy, Dr. Heat peremptorily resigned
the pastorship of Calvary Church, sold the
house where be resided, and has made arrange..
meats torsail for Europe with hie family by the
first clipper ship departing around Cape Horn
for that destination. This action on the Doc.
torfa part, and hie prompt deculiun to emigrate
to Europe, Tether Menlo the devil, has to a
great extent restored kindly feelings toward
him • and the late Doables colds account are
generally spoken of regretfully.
• Judge Lee Henry, who was arrested on a
charge of tampering with a soldier, hes had an
examination and been discharged, the clime
proving to hare been frivolous.
. Maj. Gen. • Hillock received, lint week, a
lltrigadier General'. commiuion for Hon. Jai.
Shields, of Mir city, and formerly LI. S. Sena
tor from Minnie. Mr. Shield, is lately mar
ried and now on a ton? to Mexico.
The Supreme Court, in full bench, has de
cided the Sunday Law constitutional.
Loa Anaseos; Sept. 24.--Vfe have been vis
ited with heavy rain for the last three days,
which' has extended • over nearly the whole
southern portion of the State.
The firet regiment of California volunteers,
ender Lieut. Col. West, are encamped at the
Balton', abbot eleven mile, from this place.
This morning fifty dragoons of Davidson'*
command, under Lieut.: Carr, left - , bore to
escort the train of lesions back from Fort
Yuma that were tired for the transportion of
Bryant's command, Captain Davidson baying
received reliable information that en attempt
was to be made to seize the train on its return
by parties calling themselves Secessionist*.
A company of cavalry, intended for Colonel
Smith's regiment of cavalry, was organized last
night and about seventy names enrolled.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived on the
23d, with British Columbia dates to the, 17th
and Oregon dates to the 19th. "She brought
Irom the northern coast 03,300 in fruition.
Col. Wright, of the U. S. Army, who has
been commanding the Department of Oregon
,and Washington Territory, arrived by the
Sierra Nevada, and proeeeds to Los Angelo*
to assume command of .the army now mem.
bled there.. Whenever Gen. Simmer. moven
with the new regiments, Col. Wright will
nome up to take command, in hie/absence, of
the California District. • •
Before leaving Washington Tertitory, - CoL
Wright made • requisition open Gov. Whitaker
for company of mounted volunteers, to envy
for three years, on 'the fruntier.
The eetrosnondent of the Portland Adivrtirer
says that the miners in the Nan Peres diggings
are making good wages every dui. In the
vicinity of Etk City and South Pork the miner.
average from $8 to 120 per day ; but the miner.
are returning, fearing to winter in that locality.
The Linn county Court House, at Annoy,
Oregon, was destroyed by Bre on Sunday, toe
14th of-September.
The Victory pipers give an amount of the
burning of the town of Nanamo, by Indians.
The receipts. of gold.by_ every_arrivallrom
F river were large.
Quite a number of teak buildings have been
erected in VleUlla within the Int two or three
months. Two of the six neW warehouses on
wharf /treat ate nearly completed.
From Washington.
Ws sarsavorr ' Oet. sehooier Com
merce has arriv ed here from Philadelphia with
coal. Obe reports all quiet on the river, and
not a man visible at Freestone Point or eh:tinily.
There are &larger niamber of vessels in the Po.
tomao thawever known before at this season cf
the Sear. '
At Potemac Creek eleven merchant vends
were fired upon by the rebel battery in that vi
cinity, but all the shot fall short. The firing
was apparently merely intended by the rebels
to try the range of the guns. • -
Dr. Bissell, of the London Tisers;retorned to
Washington last night.
. A party of rebel cavalry made their appear
ance on Barrett's Hill, one mile and a quarter
up the Leesburg turnpike, but fled on the ap
proach of our troop,.
Gan. Ju. Shields has declined the appoint
ment of Brigadier General, he having returned
to. Sinatra. in Mexico, to recruit his Win ,
.ealth.
The United Sates and New Grenadian joint
convention for the settlement of claims against
e latter, growing out of the Panama riots,
have appointed lion. Latham L. Upbeat, of
New Hampshire, as umpire. This e eetlemen
acted in a similar capacity in 1853, for the
United States' and Great Britain claims con
vention. James M. earliele, Hag., for New
Granada, will proceed to take testimony in bow
hall of that Republic, and present it on the
first Monday in November, to which time the
convention to-day adjourned. •
it is probable that a new military depart
ment will be made in the West, 80d its COOl
- devolved on . Gee. Sherman, in-order to
relieve Gee. Anderson of apart of the pliyii;.;
cal labor of his preient position.
The excels of expenditure, over the Post
Office Dapariment receipts for the fourth'
comer of the year no was nearly $2,000,000,
while the excess for the first, quarter of the
present year was $202,000, the receipts being .
nearly $2,191 . ,000. The recepts in the latter
quarter exceeded 0088 of the limner byeeer
•
Wasantormr, Gat. 3.--Romors being preVa
lent, Involving important military changes, it
was ascertained; on inquily at. the 'War DO- ,
partment, that no order his been laded to .
Gen. Fremont to report for trial by coed mar.
tial. Xt is true, that Gen. Mansfield has:been
appointed to the command of Fortreea•Mon
roe, but Geo. Wool, whwo he eopereedee, has
been 'aniseed to no other duly.
FORTIUtIa MOXI.OII, 00k 2, "via Baltimore
Oct. 3.—The steamer 8. R. Spudding ntnreed
daft night from Bettina mist,: bringing the
istert Intelligence end the mated of the NaTiki
Brigade. - A- few people from the mountain,
were still coining in to take the oath-of die
glans. L - • „ •
The if. S. frigate Si - ' halt;'
frigita Susquehanna hid tail two
prises, which had - mtsuspectingly: approached
the /mkt. Thep mho both schooners from the
West Indies, loaded with salt, sugar, ate.
The gunboat Cambridge acme up this mom.
log for coal and water, She has been enforcing
the blockade of Beaufort, North Carolina, and
has taken four. prizes, viz: the Louisa Agnes,
from Lunenberg, with • cargo of Ash; the Re
vere, from Yarmouth, also loaded 'with sth;
the Saabs, from Birbadoes, with molasses; and
the Julia, from St. Johns, with do, mull.
The nmitue cutter nentietta Is at Cld Point
Gen. WoOrhse not left Fortress Monroe, and
the panengeii by us boat hare no knowledge
of any eontetoplend change In that deput.
Primanurina, Oct. 1 —The New York
Herald's spiel - al Washington dispatch' says:
Upon chargeeinade by Col Blair, Major-Gen f
ant - Fremont has been ordered to report him , .
self : at Washington for trial by court martial.
Gen, Wool, of - Fortress Monroe, has been
ordered to, superitide Gen. Fremont in cow
mind of the Department the West, aid
Gee. Mansfield left for Fortnum Monroe this
afterimon to supersede Gen. Wool. Captain
Drake Deka* accompanies On.. ' Mansfield,'
and wilt tontine as hie Aid.
General. Wool, it is understood, bee lilt the
Fortress, and is on his way . West, and that
Gen. Freniont will.proceed to this city at his
..earliiiat convenience, leaving his forcer.' in
cosuaud pother officer, who is considered
compettatt-to meet any loe that Gee. Fremont
ken bile]: *arching against in person.
New 'Your, oat.steamerielton
kola liars awl -offlithamapioap, arTived!
,Rer-atriapi pitHl-has, utillßuld•
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urrssem en?, Oct. 2 —it, special die.
patch to •the Si. Louis Republican says; Gip.
Fremont continues actively occupied, and ttle
wining division commanders have had finer.
views with bins to-day. Elie programme is said
by tboye so his confidence to be excellent in
every particular, and to have met the approvil
Of ail the military authorities to whom he has
disclosed it. Since his arrival here, eon&
dance in the Federal cause has greatly in.
creased, and it is now believed that bolero the
end of the month, blissoari will' be purged of
her Secession foes.
The steamer Emma left for Lexington thin
evening, to convey our wounded to th hoe.
pital in St. Louis.
Col. Phillip St. George-Cook, o( the 2 U. S.
Dragoons, arrived here tbie evening, a d had
a lengthy private interview with Genera -Fre..
moot. Ilia lore* of regulars from Utah ' ill no
doubt be ordered to this vicinity for se vice:
It is said a Brigadier-Generalship will b con•
ferrety upon him.
A special dispatch to the bet Lou,, Democrat
says two Government itearnari have gone up
to Glugow to bring down Col. Worthinizton's
Fifth lowa Regiment to Booneville.
Preacher Johosines rebel cavalry are still
scouring the canary along , the Osage. river,
stealing everything they can lay their bands
on, and running negroes south and tootling
them.
Lieut. Col. Totten Is actively engaged in Ids
position as chief of artillery. Both Totten's
and Dubois' batteries, vhich did such good
service in the battle of 5pc.11411.14 are among
the artillery here.
Jurrsasom 011.40ci 3. A special telegram
to Me St. Lonis..Democrat says: Dr. White, of
Mulligan?. Brigade, arrived here in the Se
dalia train at an early hour this morning, and
brings information from Lexington up to Mon
day night.
Price bad left Lexington with the main body
of his force, and is moving southward for the
purpose of effecting a lanction with hlceul...
loch, alter which he will give Fremont battle.
Dr. White represents that Price is decided
upon this point, having been elated and into'- .
icated by big victory at,Lexington. Ile says
that: Price anticipated en army victrri over
Fremont at Ibis point, and will then move on
to frt . Louis. There were no lean than 24,009
secessionism ready to rise and welcome him;
with arms in their hand'. -
Dr. White thinks that the rebels will indite.;
vor to get between as and the force at George.
town, ■urround And cut aft Davie , iiiiLthert
meet Fremont near thin , place.
The rebel force has nineteen field pieces,
and are expecting rifled cannon try the 4th.
Gen. Price told the Doctor that the Southern
Confederacy had loaned the State.of Missouri
$1,000,000 for the purpose of carrying on the
war against the Federal Government.
The rebel "troops are confident of victory,
and are clamoring to be led against Fremont.
Dr. Whits gives a sorry statorneat In regard'
to the condom of the rebels towards the wound
ed at Lexington. They took away from Lim
all his hospital stores, not leaving him even ,a
sponge.
A portion of the army under Price had moved
towards Independence.
There were but 300 men in Warrensburg
when the Dootor parsed through there. He
thinks Prhgt's force numbers' faUy 4,000. •
A special.dispatch to the 'St. Louis Repot/i
-con' states ,that - Dr. White my; he beard on his
wey here thaelB,ooo rebels had parted from the
main body, and' marched toward Georgetown'
with the intention of taking that plaint before
reloforcements ooaid 'arrive from Jefferson City.
A miller,, who left Georgetown yesterday.
morning, says he. was tutted back b3r the en
emy's pickets, twelve, miles from that plea&
The*Docter, beihnfes: that the rebels hive nO
Idea of qttitting Slat's, but intend to makes
Asmonstration la vast numbers -upon George
town, Jefferson City and St. Lento, mind Alai
they are pettedly - conftdeat of . their aliiitty: to
take them.
No immediate attack If feared on George
town. Oar forces theta are prepared to receive
the tore
An efiloor here, formerly of Mulligan'. Trish
Brigade, who left the vicinity of Lexington on,
Monday evening, places no confidence, in the
above. This oiliest cap at the time be len cot'
more then ten thousand bad left Lexington
and that nothing reliable wee known ot. their
intentions or marshy or of whet polity Polo°
had concluded to pursue.
Booneville and Glasgow were quiet at the
latest advice/, but our totem are on the alert
for a lighL Many persons think there will be
no general engagement, since the :reported
evionation of . Lexington, but others believe that
Ste will vary. soon strike a blew in some {garter
whore he lout expeeteiL and the prospect/ of
a battle is now increased rather loan dimin
ished.
Dannerrowir,Md.,Oct.3.—The attack upon
oar encampment at the Great Palle, on Alen
day morning, was by six regiments of rebel
infantry, a body of cavalry, and a battalion of
artillery—all in dement for the upper Potomac.
They bred *boat forty rounds ot shot and shell,
doing considerable damage to the housee, and
hurting but slightly one person. Another was
bit in the shoulder by a rebel packet at an
earlier boar. The gene used by die rebels
wire coven in number—six and twelve pound
mole tatter being rifled and throwing a pro
jectile of the ELiwyer pattern.
At the commencement of the cannonading
Lieut. Col. Sinter and the Adjutant of the 34th
New York regiment rode to the
.Falls, ten
miles distant, and found the regiment' on
guard there widely scattered, they having no
artillery to respond with. While Col. flutter
wu conversing with the Adjutant,* six pound
ball from the enemy's battery passed between
them into a sand bank, from whence it wai
taken. The ball was of a fine finish, showing
that the rebels are not deficient in : thelr pro
jectiles.
. .
A UlllOll battery subsequently arrived at the
Falls, and threw several shots into the sup
posed position of the enemy, bet obtained no
response. The rebels exposed 'seven gnus in
their attack. About five o'clock .the same
force encamped about two toilet from the
river, opposite the mouth of Muddy Branch,
where a Massachusetts _regiment is 'tenoned.
Here they remained all night, but did not 'cow pliment us by any demonsttation. Euly this
morning they again moved forward. They are
probably destined to Leesburg or the Point of
Rocks. The river is too `Mike% present
admit amnia( at any of the fords...
The New York Slth regiment still continues
to guard nine miler of the river line, which er- .
dunes - duty, they have been , performing;
nearly, three months.
To-day Gen. Bents reviewed and lurpeetad
three brigadee of his division lOW this pima:
This 4 supposed by some to toe an indication of
the commeneement-of a fall campaign. The
troops wan fond to be well disciplined, well
clothed and well equipped. Some of the regi
ments have not yet been paid, which Is attribu
table to the nemesary presence of paymasters
In other dhislone.• -•
CIIIOI3INATI, Oct. 3.—The Kanawha corres
pondent of' the Commercial says Sr. computes
of the let 'Kentireky Regiment, four of . the
34th Ohio and one company of the sth Virginia
Regiment, under Lint. Col. Knott, aerrounded
and attacked the rebels at :Chapmarrille, and
after • abort engagement completely routed
them; killing sixty and taking seventy prisoner&
The rebels in escaping were intercepted by Col.
Matt, who killed forty and took • loge num
ber of prisoners. "
The country between Charleston an Goyim
dotte rim is now freed from secession power.
This is the most effective blow given the rebels
in this part of the valliy. •
When the Kanawha kit Charleston there watt
a report of • battle going on between Cox,
Floyd and Wise at Sewell mountain. The rebels
were getting the worst of it, and were falling
back upon their intruchmute at Lewisburg..,
8A131110.111, Oct. 11.—Passengers by the boat .
report that .Gen. Wool addressed the prisoners
al the Rip:ltsps who had been sent there by
lase. NoCiellan, en the way to Tortugas. He
told them that had Gen. McClellan shot them
on the spot, for openrsbellion in Gnaws of-the
enemy, ' would- be pm fectly.justified. He,
however, had a proposition tomaim to them.
All who ware willlng to plaint themselves in^bli
hands should step forward three paces. Those
who missed 'hold proceed to.the Tortugas.
The entire one hundred and Ally Zattaires then
stepped .forweld with demi. Many were BO
affected that they 'shed teats of joy, and ex
ploited admits to-be placed in a position when
they Maid Wet retrieve the stigma that their
acts had brought icon them, The whole num.
bar were immediately taken to Newport News
and mustered into a New Toth regiment.;
Sr. Loon. Oct. litpulittcan learns
theta letter has been received here from Now
Orleans, data not given, stating that all set of
seventy weasels, large and small, was then
coming up the Ballie to 'hub that city. • •
. The Republican aiso leans hom a citizen ofi`
this State, who Ideßtchinond a week ago last
Monday, that he' saw.in• the papers on the
tooth a proclalition Isom -Ben. McCiailoch,
on, the citizens of Mississippi, Tenses.
see astrAvkaaase for Sheen regiments of men
for trerviee
.QTABOLI-60 boxes Weals' , ?Ass*
Jilt naffed !Ind Tar uL by
' FBAS* VAX aostook
- nuk.g.tobablllgen okokßaMliki '
. Tie corrermident of the Cinnineatio
Bette with General McGlellan's** 3ll ltend_
Whose letters - erince great militaly atilitty, ,
is well as Information as to the &dim of •
the Government, in a letter r allowing the
position of affairs' before Washirigtoir,
fiaye
Beyond pethips occasioal, sitiftrishes, ,
a Wit shifting of picket lines, amens&
fiances in force, and possibly artillery
at prritimato points- r all of which will be
subject to the usual exaggerating—no
conflict is impending at present, in my
humble judgment. I think the idea of
our Generals is—provided, of course; that
saving and consoling hope of an,. attack
from the enemy fails- us—to wait until
the leaves fall, so as to unmask the men
and batteries, meantime collectinr,,thor
oughly organisieg, drilling, and disciplin
ing an immense army, and then attack •
them with arch a knee as will bo . able to
sweep them and their bogus Confederacy
from existence.. , lErpon heavier and better
drilled bttalions, and superiority-in num-
ber, weight, and range of guns, our
reliance is based; if they still obstinately":' , .
persist in dictating their own tenni, of
battle.
As things now are suce delay is, un
doubtedly the only safe and prudent poli
cy, and it is pomade that, when the crisis
oomesOur immense artillery.resources
may prove more than equal •to their ad
vantages ot position, .. , I should be 'dispo
sed to regard success as really defendant
almost solely on this hope .; kir the nature
of the ground is such that preponderance
of forces would avail us but little. In
deed, large, bodies of men would , beian in
cumbrance with so Utile open :spice for •
them to move about in .t ,
It must be remembered, on the other
hand, however, that a considerable For.;
tire of these woods are pine, nd cedar,
from which the leaves don't, fall; alit the
loss of concealment, es fitr as. it goes, can ,
in a great measure be Ttraledibito them by
the throwing up of entrenchimmta; and
that they arenot likely to he idle In per
fecting their organisation, and, extending
their properties's, for resistance on- a scale
Commensurate with the necessities of
their situation and the magnitude ; of the ,
stake at issue. Some suppose they can
be burned outby setting fire , to the leaves;
but this would most likely proven very
insubstantial reliance, since it could be
easily guarded sgaiust. It is much safer -
to put nut faith in death dailies shells
and long rangruus.. •
Monk' this estimate Of the stre ngth of
their poaitionprove correct, and they con
tinue to hold and fortify it, anthem is ev
ery reason to believe they will;il is not
beyond the range of pornibility that a
continuance of a dekturin attitude
Might be decided !von at Washington,
and heavy transfers of one forces made
in other and weaker *AO: _bile this
would not recompense us, inviriti of the
expense and l'om of time, for the opportu
nity may have forfeited for dealing an
may, madam and decisive blow'upon the
head of the rebeilion, which. nate...confronts
us here, it might enable us to :insole a
more vulnerable and lens delineible-,;por
tion of the "peculiar institution ," W hich,
as some ono has justly remarked, is a
source of strength in war, so long as the
war is confined to its ontskirts, bat of
weakness when you get at it.. 7 A.B things
now look, however, the predsibilities are
in favor of a great battle here i'fier the
leaves aro on the 'greand:
. •
BEszketa by, T4leexesepti • •• .
Oir.ortput.,oct. 3 - -ttoent"-Prt.ytirlailt dna; ealea
600 bob me.Porkatsl6 pee , bit. Floor dew, Dot -
at former rates. Mama Woody : asks MOO b .at
$1 21 to $1 30 awl whit, at $1 40, Corn In antand
at 660676 Whisky adeaucing jades at • • Iq ,
,Nwir Toni, Oc6 8 .-Noon,•-Prom.finn
bib. Wheat lbw; maw KO® pub. fop
for Chkaito ortng,lll 24 forMlbiankleinno audit 82
21 33
for ..d western. Korn stoody.4 oaks 80,000
bruit. at 64(256.0 Lord *tasty. . 21ilsay., ready at $l,
@Vs. Itswapte of door 17,966 bblerVerbent 66.8114 •
bnab.; corn 103,705 bomb. •• - • '
Rocks are better; o. and 2.1 nt Central 3.
11:44R,; Ls Crowe sod 21 llirenkla /1712. T. Central
7434; Virginia 154 45; llbscarl )
Naw Tott.4lct. B. ...Evantrore-Bettrin Steady; oaks
at 21%c. Maur dm; sales 37.030.bbtak5655 26221 40 •
tsar hots, $5 80(26 DO tor, Somber* and $o for Wilts
Southern.. wet.' ot!..t) ROM 24,000 bomb- Mil ill
ei 22 to Cbkarro spring. $1 21401 , 26 kr Mllirau; -
kis Olub. $1 24)1 34 tor red Weokrn, $1 45.10 r whine
Kentucky. Corn advanced 16 seen LAW bomb. at
81 88 36 0. lot Yellow and 80146 for. white: Pork Or,.
sr Sit 76 for mina. Wltially Era at 21W.
MOTILE.—SALE OF THE PITTS
AA BD HO if, PORT WA TNit ABC CHICIAGOBAIL • '
ROAD —By virtue cis decree of. the Circuit Court cd
the Untied Plato for thellentheni District of Ohio, in
a ones In Chancery therein depending, whereto
Chute. Moran and others are' coorptabetatr, ant the
Pittsburgh. Port Wayne Intl Chkegoltarcad Com.
piny and oth are dgendantm ant puree ant to aux. .
Mary deerees of the Circuit Mutts of the Caged.
gigue for the Western Wittig, of Penney Monte. tlti
Cistrkt of Indiana, and the Nettleton 'District ' •
nog rerpeotfolly, la caner. depending I. Chinon in .
said Courts reepeetivoly, wherein the same parties are
colopialnatits and defendant]. reepritivaly, se In said
cum first. aline mentioned, the notanigned. John •
fferguron and Thomas P. Walker, ea Grantee. in Treat • ".
and Trustees In one of the several Dodo of Trust or
Wartime imon which maid decrees are founded, and
also ea Special Wester COMElLidatert of mkt Courts
respectively, appointed tt i r said Omuta respect.
hairier that purpose, will is at public auction, to - -
the highest Mader, forcedly big los not lea than the
comet 000,000, et the United Stairs Court Hon" la :-
the Cite of °leotard, in tb.s ttate of Otto, on Ciente,
day of Celebes. A. D.lllOl, boleros& lb. boars of tan
oiciook A st. and lour o'clock r. at of said toy, the foil
dowribed property, to win
The Railroad of the Pittehorgli, Port Wayne and -
Chicago Rallreed Compaziy,tocluolog the right of way
therefor, gui roadhed thereof, the suPerstractur• of • -
ell, wigs those; its writer and other Mallon homes
sod stops and the lands mad grounds connected
therewith, and ell togs mad hoplementa,nsed or pro
aided to to used thereto, and in oonattineting and is.
pairing rata end machinery for sag road, or the tract
and saperntractures eforenicti all tarn abler, all dos.:
pots sad. building and Axiom said egructerea et-
whahrrar name or nature. and the buds an grounds :-
committed therewith, cued or provided to be and to
operettas said road and belonging thereto, and
ever attests; and all cant, engines and rolling eta*
belonging Weald Compaq; and all Impelled of
bar, rusk ano gar, Whig tt e ditid •by said Companies, or by the smug ort OrunpS , •
nits whim wore consolidatel into saki Pittsburgh,
tort Wayne and Chicago Itailroad,to be sued in open.
agog said toed, wherever situate, by the same Wispy
which the smears. holden. by said 'Company. Or by ' •
said original Compantee. moreraily together. with sit
corporate trenching of aid Company, end gibe mid .
original Ovinpaniee esverally. including the right and
franchise of said .viral Companies to , be and ect as ".
a o:operation, to ba 'aid am an entirety:
laid de r ma provide that the rummer, upon the
contimation of the male and full compliance with thar."..r.„ - .:, -
conditions therrof, obeli bold on the
franchisee, sad the appurtenances thereof so sci:js,,b7,-;,1 , 43
the lame title by which they are bald by said
bore , . hat Wayne and Ohmage Itemitoot
end WM and all of said origin* (ionmenbe, flee nom
.see Ilia of aU said toottgasee, sod Erg teem all WWI.
Cy for any debts ligeicat said original or consolidated'
Compact...or either of than. and from ail 'claims au
account of capitol Mock bat. insiderg, weemillefess, to,
the 1t..,, if any anch.extat, upon any
,real otatebs.
mum in the sole. for purchase , money thereof log
provided by add Osseo lobe pail oat of go pelmets • . 2
of the age, on by karma orders or demon* be paid
otherwise. 'The right. of way. depot Monde and
lot&sed lands In . Ina City. and Vicinity of Odom
ptirelood by mid Company since 'be pecidesey - sy,„
said snits, and the bridge prepeety, Sri other nal
as of the 00111PailY at the City of. Pittatiorga, ors :
rulect tamixtforle .11se same will be inclatled
la tile sale. but sobtsol to said topmemsnom no pr0.....74.
Igloo hatted been made for the Dement thereof.
JOHN MlleO, • •.
THOKAB E. WA EM LKER, - •
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