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; TUESDAY MOBKIKO. AUG. 6.
CITY AFFAIMB.
**‘o£VlCfAL PA PF!B OF TUB CITT.
OBsuTinoro for tho
Qtu*u,bj a. H. Shaw, Optician, No. 55 Fifth
•tmt-oofißuted dally ♦
- 9Vdock, x. v.
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BaroaaUx..^.^.^,..^,
Tbe County Commissioners and the
Tho CommlMionera .'of Idllegheny county
h»«concluded not toobder atpresent an en
rollment °f those fit .for military duty—or, in
othor tuue botweefa tho ages of eight
eon and.forty-fire. They hare carefully
considered tbe mettor, and after consultation
with the County Controller, haro resolred to
let tho matter go orer for a fen days. They
do so, because tho indications are that Allc--
glwny countyrrHlipiedlly all the thin
which may. be required of her, and' because j
an enrollment will. pine. sn
additional thx of sl,ooo npon tho people,
olxpnld it btoomenecoßaaiy to draft here. th«n
jn .ntollo.ent oonld w£id. in iiroToVfour
-T jJ?*;'- ovOrj aaj&ot of thooaae, tho Com
mtaaionera fool jnatifiod in not Vdering the
enrollmontatonoe, and patting tho oonnty to
wpanao. Tho aaaeaaororit ia
neooaaajy. Can ?*• " ork in th * M ■*»?«> «f
b 3-* h® oll oaid-about the Commia
: 4 li “ of-faxahlea, inatoad
rionfii W lf 7 att^ ler * taacl s *» the Comtnis
* Mojerslavj OD.I/ sent* li«( 0 f those usessed
under the old militia law—* law which hal
•Vother,UUtrioM. tho ntaeaton
wtlf h°/^ Bir d * ty ’ in m * rea P« Ct »
U> b l Ut no oaBo faa * l bo law been
ieeiE , f °' C ' d ' At “* rato.it doaa not
men between tho ages of eigh
< k d twenty-one. and would hot, of
oonrao, bo receded at all aa an enrollment;
New Trimming. Stork
'■ The el.ganth.w Trimming Store oflfimr^
Murva, 4 Clyde (D. Si-Maerum and R. C.
Clyde) wM-formoliy to the publio yea-
Urdiy, at No. 78 Market street. The atoie
wont has been nhatly fitted op, end .applied
with a new and desirablb stock br Trimming..
Paney Goods, and Notions, of the very latest
atyles. passed through the jtoro, and
foand every indication of an "auspicious
beginning/* the clerks and salesmen being
bosy in every department.
hosiery,
glove., end in faot everything portaininir to
— “"'W' f,UI > Sab »od Bin
viting. and dress-makers will find
wWeb 1 “-iwfTri b °VL noVel “<* beantifnl, and
jW^rtogdnptboov m i°„k.din r.prfni.b-
d«p«tm.nt i.
J5.7.'• .I. a ° d ‘bow who de.ire tho lete.t
handkerehter. W ‘ 3 ’t 01 necktie..
w knew
very httle about, hat we suppose the ladies
Onto article, the great institution of the age.
tad US
tbongnt, from the immense piles and larrt
variety, that tho.. gentlemen ' to
mndiwtu* the lmsine..; but they .termed
”*7 „ r ' m^ r k‘ n S Uut ‘heir .apply
yet Julll The French skirt., with the broad
hoop., and,tho "doable action." .kirte, took
.onreye, a. looetblng novel. Many ad van
“gM bnt n ain’t
- going to "pnt onr foot into it " by laying
Udie. can cai. an^Jfo?
, In a word, then, Jlc;:n. Macrnm £ Clyde
opon the bn.ine.B tide with overy
gOMg* The .enior member of
hM practical experience, andbothare
energetic, popular and deserving. The stand
StZSsi 1 '?”*. D g been' occupied a. a
br ut « Mr - Oipnw, and we
prediet that the preaent firm will soon render
No. 78 a. popular oa in its palmiest days.
A Disgraceful Scene.
T««t«nJaj/oftMiiooii, gnii; after the' four
o'clock Accommodation train had left the
Pennsylvania Railroad station, a difficult/ oo
enrred on the plaifoni, botween an elderly
g ,n *!«®hn named Kearna, aid an athletic,
rigorous man -named Soott- Kearns struck
- Beo Mi'*“3 »* .l»lieye knocked him down on
the platform, when friends interfered and
ceparatod them—the Chief of Police, Robert
»*• performed’:
- I? many friends
to _ mold them/, the combatants coon, got to
gether again, and this time the elderly gentler
, ®en - went under, M Scott; scoring a - knock
aa V\ . TBo “Chief," eery good naturCdly,
rnjked in botwoen them, and they were part
«d »:»econd, time./ A considerable crowd had
collected by thia time, and ail were amazed
' S^ t t au-" Clli " r Police," tho guardian of
the public peace, had witnessed thia flagrant
- breach without ereoattemptine an afTestd
; Liberty .street merchants were at
tmeteAtp the spot, and one of them expressed
hlmeelf.pretty freely in reference to Hague's
eondnet.w Another citiaen called on Hague to
arrest one of the parties while the light was
programing, but cither from /surer /‘cor, no
arrest wee made. A geuUemau threatened to
'JEHESiPf?!* *? *»Mafc the
platform, butunleaa things hero .changed of
late, this would ho useless. Wo egre? with
XhL*'«„“,°hr"mark:
ed that “nothing but a new election would
- remedy the eeil/’ o r ■ '
... The Bncktait Brigado.
*W«. Stoat remain edln.tewhyetUrday in
order'to meat tho MilitEryConmittee.
It i« proposed toreleean Allegheny Connty
. Battalion of four companies, for tint n.^.n, ■.;•
enlistments to be for tho war. \)o1t a anporior
„ classi of troops are wahted.ae tho eerrloowlll
bfor a chareoterreqnlring ehlgh degree of
iatalUgeneoand skill. v.rT " ,
Fartlaa desiring author! tyto recrultmust
anoompany their applicatiana ialth tha boat
. tttUrnanlals as toCharacter and aaanranaaa of
• ; ; probable aneoasa.
Tha.beadqnartera of tho brigade will, for tho
• prttontj bo.ut Harrisburg. i -
Ta* l»tn«ir.e»: rea :sTin:
yjnont of, the «oml-aonual Intereat on the I
fondeddebt of tho Commonwealth waaeom
, meneed on Friday at tho Farmer, and Me
ehanlee'.Banh, Philadelphia. In thepreient
eery antettled condition of the enrrency mar
ket.there beingalmoit dally,wide and.addon
■ auotnatron. In the price of gold and .ilrer, it
hu been difficult to eetilo «ati>faetorily upon
i , nay fixed eqnlTalenrfor thodiflerenoehotweon
j ‘ paper and .potrie. _ Taking id a. tho prioo of
inll.er, and Id a. (be prioo of gold, the Treat
- nrer baa fixod npon 1»K per cent, tba mean
between the two coin., a. a fair and jnet al
- iowanee, and the-intereat la being paid, in
paper at that rato of alloirancß, to make the
ji ■ payment eqnlTaleat to .pooie. Y
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iATLIXTIC IHP 0B&IT IUILBeaD.
--“At a lato . meeting of the Director* of the
Atlantia sod- Greet Western Hallroad, the
road »u the towaof War
nn. It woe also announced that three thou
sand men were pow employed on the road,
and that the' iron would be laid shortly at
5? r e ? D *f 10 raz *«**t»od~ire«t from thatpoint.
look favorable fortba Atlantic
“« Great Western.
, will- b. -seen by
HS J 5 »6"ftlsemcnt, Cept. John /.
‘l?“? i? "'S 0 * “ «WI«J companyfor »>.
‘Delaware, nod i. desirous of oh
£.‘“l°* «»pt. Young is woU
w “ V “ energetic and upright gentle-,
10 ™“ desiring
reentertbli arm of tho Service. Jl|»- head
quarters are at No. 2 St. Clmlr street.
Htuu. Bwioas: I would recommend T.
0, L °’ , ‘ r St- Clmir townihlo mom
lultmbloporoou for Htmtm Sonitofmi
SKsto-tirsiatS
Hiot atAvery’., Chnrch.
. -h® peace of onr u.ualiy quiet ,i,ter across
too river ni considerably disturbed, in Sab-
Mta afternoon and evening, by a lomewfaat
pmultnoua crowd of disordsriy persons, of
African and Caucasian descent, jlt originated
In a depraved appetite, common b both races,
tbe gratification of which, at come groggerica
in the vicinity it the scene of operations, de
veloped another trait of character—also en
joyed in common. j
It-.pp.ar. that at the recent eJlebratlon, by
the colored people, of emweipiuon in the
°fb.d filfngrc.uiMwThicejr' l faJ
Ihtefy inS,M b i.n h^ V* ot Uu> AfriraiCooference,
ttb .w"b* Ch ? roh ' A ’ Sol e toergedfrom
crowd or P nnfo «““»'y encountered a
wa „ J s n “'i , » o1 >« of whom, it is .1-
«S* ,O ?V nr T insulting language, to
which Sol replied In kind ; it i. .'aid that a
"“•"V h “ “‘t 0 " 11 “ SoI » ifim of tho
SMriss: sr* ,l ™ khi * “■
4&r.s^"rirbv n^& 4 n a > “<•
n noidier. An oxoitod
menfwere Dram *? d ® otir ® police (four
vised the congregation to quietly adioara
ierv.ee, «nd the toiored p«,p|.
quickly M po,.ibl fc Thi. wVi dbue'nUn "
ioS.^Uve 00 A«° ,lln .l ,roTed noi ' 7 und
inoostratire. After exhausting aU his ter.
effort., Mayor Drum determined"
arre.t one or two of tho ringleader.. The
£!7 £ ,gh ' 7 «“>««*. wied out "don’tlet
them be taken away I]’ and made a d«h at
the little .tuff of the Ma; or, with a
!'° w oi libcrating tho two person, under nr-
S .heh.»df °L“ «f sin-hoot",,
JL h '^, d *, of ‘h» Mayor and on. of thepo
ilw, cooled tho ardor of th. rioter., and the
, 1
/ . poh “ uore now attracted
np Ohio street, by tho .boat, of an excited
With e,n ? aDd stone,, filling up I
tho .tree!, were marching down toward, the
7' th av O»od iotention of
liberating their two friend., ju«t incarcerated.
Thing, looked threatening. A thou.and ex
(i l J "“h shonu and club., threatening
to domoliah the wooden atrnotnro of tha
toomb.,on one ride. and tho Mayor and hi,
four officer, on the: other. Thow letter,
Md,' “ v “! n “ tttm Pt to disperse tho crowd,
each »o.ied hi, man,! and locked him up
witH those already iacareer*ted. The firm*
nsss and courage of the Mayor and his
officers, having the maje*tr®f law on their
aide, .erred to lotimldate tho crowd—eviaont-1
! 7 ',““ d m «.t fortunately, without a leader—;
and they .lowly and sullenly dl,p«r,ed.
Tho remit of thi, most unfortunate occur
rence was, ni per.on, arreeted for riot, each
of whom an put under *5OO ball to an.wer,
and four person, fined $5 each for dl.orderly
X» BUS. jjf BBADK.
89 • 80
lOO 89
Ihe Ewoative Commutes here acocptod a
patriotio offer made by Wn. 0. Leslie, Eiq.,
who has placed at their diipoial "Linden
Grove, situated abontjfoor miles east of the
next™ ° f a ° y e<>Et ’ “ ntil lh “ fir,t ot A P ril
The situation ii very fine, being high and
airy, a good distance from the city, yet easily
“ r s‘ V lta is a St
eward, overshadowed by fine trees. Four
Mile ron meanders through the grounds, af-
an -excellent opportunity for eleao-
QonrUrJuasUr Montgomery ha* been added
to the Committee, with whom he is now act
mg in eoncert, end tho necessary camp conipL
age will be furnished at once. * * ”
It isnoteipeoted that tfae volunteers for
nine months will bo admitted to this camp;
The Committee, as will be seen by an order fa
another-colamn, hare made arrangements to
hare the volunteers now enlisted, masteredin
at once, by a Surgeon of their appointment
The eitisen* bounty fond of $5O to each vol
anteer-«-now amonnting to .over s6o,ooo—will
be Jflud over to those mastered in, who will
rendezvous at Camp Curtin, before the 10th
instant.
c-V le T, r f * h ® order 6f Secmary of War,
which mil bo found iiroar telegraph column#,
o&Umg for an . additional draft of 300,000 =
troop# for.mna months, wo anticipate a rush:
of volunteers for tho wan With the very ea
coaragingeymptom of a' vigorous campaign,
and the evidence of a. speedy termination of
the war, our young men wilt rush to flu up tho
companies, now forming.! The $5O citiienr
bountywill only be paid to volanteert.
The Tolniiteer Bounty Fund#
Additional subscriptions to the bounty fund
were "received yeitcrday, as follow#
Previously reported ~....-..557*825
James M. C00per...,..; •/. !" * aw
Charles W. 8atche10r........,..". |OO
Fitxslmmon# <fc Morrow..... 1 . . inn
8. 8. Fowler A* Co. I ” ’ 5 00
Lewi#, Dalselt A 500
?!“*•» A ChieagVß, B. Co! 1,500
Pittsburgh Trust Company,./. 1 000
H. 5pr0n1;.;.... ' lOO
A. Cameron I Irtrt
b. Daria -}SJ
"SBinart H.U.—There waaa
good dea! or exoitement at thii Beer Ball,
aitnare In the Bcarth Ward, Allegheny, on
° l ‘“ r<l ‘J ejeeiegt reenltingiin a general Sght,
from whioh latter reanlted eereraljblaek eyes!
bloody noaea, and ,acre heads. Mayor Drem
And hit police were promptly on hand, and
arrested fourof the ringleaders,
- Wo are informed that the characters of
many, of those who participated In the terpai
ohoroan exercise on this occaelon, both mate
and female, wae questionable, toeay the least.
It wo are correctly Informed, and the propri
etor was aware of tha kind of company ho was
entertaining, hla place la! a nnlaahw, and
ahpnld ba treated ea'inoh by the authorities.
New Music.—We bare reoeired a copy of
THS UfflOlf 1 fi o »O X3O
CHoauf, —Word# and Moiii, by Mrs. Ernest.
Hon. W. Wilkin*. We believe
Homor tells ns that Afar* and Apollo wen en
listed on the tame eldest the seige of Troy
and ln aJI agej sineo, we preaamo, the god of
war and the god of song hare at least inclined
to keep company. So, doubtless, thinks Mr*.
*# . plewdtoMn commending
and effusion of the po*
e«o and musical genlua of our fair towns wo.
man to the lorers of- the. * dhrin* art.** I
i r<:l^ E ' ! -~Thero will bo m Tory interesting
leoturo delivered In tho South Common M. E.
Churoh, °n(thla) Tuesday oroning, by Bov.
S. H. Nosbit, A. M., editor of tho Okrutian
Ado*ecu. Proceeds to go to tho Spring Oor-
TM, l^?* 7 v oh 2 ol - SBbjMll Mo'tWaodek.
Thit Jeoturo hoi boon prepared with tho great
n w » f" 1 assured
.?. 1 ■ r ll B lT “ ' nttr “ ««®afootion tool! (hot
will embrace this privilege.
. Concert Hill.—Carncross & Dlxev'i cele
br»ud troop© of minstrels were grnud with
* * n< ? fcshlonab!o audience it Con
c«rt Rail, Imt night, the hot weathor.notwitb
itending. Tbsy tnnounoo a complete chsnao
of programme this evening, and thoio of oSr
roadera who wi«h to spend an ereaing in wit
liessing an amusing andinnoeontenterUln
ment should not fail to attend.
• Accident,—Richard Carrol), a carpenter
employed on a building on High street, aeei
dcntally: fell from, the third story to tbe paTe
ment, yesterday afternoon. ; Ue was badly in
jured about tho head, and it is feared that be
is internally hart. He was conveyed to his
residence, on Federal strwt,wbero he'lles in
a critical condition. r i ~
• hloAcur Qummns.r-Ctptmln Hmll U moot
ing with Tory deoldod ouooooi, and leemf like
ly to fill up him company before tho 9th Inst.
A few.more young men can (till hare an op
portunity of volunteering, undor an expert
auooit officer, and for a crack corps. Offlre
MW the Suspension bridge, FedeJal street,
AUoghop,. ’
Camp Located.
A Rare Cbance for Hoaerable Service
It will be seen by onr advertising columns
thru Sergeant Ward, of the Anderson Troop,
boi arrived to this city from Huntsville, Ala.
He i* one of a party of twelye.-men detailed
by order of-Geo. Buell to recruit three com
panies, to increase the troop to a battalion.
The troop passed through here last Deoom*
en route for Louisville, and , oar citizens will
▼-firy favorable impressioo they
made. They have acted as Gen.Buell's es*
cort ever vlnee, and have done most excellent
service.. The battalion is fur special service
in the army of tfc. Ohio. Tbo troop j. oom
poaed of the beat young men of the Btato, and
Gen.-BueU wants •'* few more of the same
sort.” /The special duties which the troon
are engaged'in require intelligence, energy
and a good constitution. Wo know of no be£
ter opportanity offered to young men to enter
into an honorable service, and certainly no
surer way of reaching distinction oouid be do
aired.
Gabriel Isaacs, who keeps a variety stand
lihtheAlleghenymarket,hae beencommitted
to jail by Mayor Brum, charged on oath of
Mr*. Jane Qrr with ~tho larceny of a . pocket
book containing a five dollar bill. Bho had
left the jwoket;iraok tm*liaac*' stand,'and on
returning for it; hb admitted to her that he
had seen U, but denied haring.touohod>u
The woman did not wont tQpro«edvto,J>at Ifi
slstod on having her money, Isaacs stUlde
pled that he bad ft,whenbe wasarrested.and
it was proved that he had got A butcher in
the market to ohango a five dollar bill of, the
tame bank described andolalmed by Mrs. Orr.
He then admitted the. theft, bat it was too Jate
for compromise—an information' had; been
made, and ho was committed for trial.
On Saturday , oroning tho body of a new
born babe woo found On tho rirer chore, near
tho Merino Boilway. It had boon roiled op
in n.pieoo of cloth, to whioh two brioks had
boon attached, for tho purpoio of linking it.
It had boon In tho water bat a short time, but
no clue could bo had aa to ita parouta. Coro
ner M Clang hold an. leanest, and thoiory,
being of opinion that tha child was aUll-bbra,
sofound in their verdict. Tho aappoailion
"a«, that the parent! of tho child- In order to
areld tho trouble and oxponio of a derent bu
rial, had rcaorted to thie barbaroua mothod of
putting their offeprlng out of eight. Snob
conduct ie outragooue, nod deserves severe
puniehment. T‘ ;
OnuiTioaa ai ran Jlirr.—Thore wae coin
ad at the United Statoe Mint in tha month of
July, $69,530 in double eaglee, and $52,400 Is
VX?.' “(i l '*—*>»>og a tout eoinaga of gold
■of $121,920. Tbs ellver coinage waa $5,000
In dollar plecee, and $13,200 in Ouartir doVar
s'*ooe— a total coinage of ellver of $18,200.
ho groat foalnre of tho month Tea the hoar;
manufacture of rente, of which 8,600,000 wore
mado, of tho reloo of 636,000. The total value
ofthocoinage of the month ii> $176-120, cov
ering In all, 8,682,236 plererJ' ‘
-I*. Tsopui.-wChriitian Orunnigio has
twen arnatod and eommlltod to jail bv Jn«.
tico Sorlbvto au.or a charge of assault and.
battery, Preferred by Anthony Hoffman, and
M *f or Sa»; ; lodged »• commitment
ogainit him for riot, lie it also charred
US. ?f? uU > within ten trefm
itojrn Doljv ~, /j t n„ i„s u /
e-r
»i“r , i“A. , sass
~ r H “ *""> war the
sW« «r ” P °?., t1 ' 0 “»»»«' la which the bn-
JnS ,ultiD * ,*» to correct
n%2s\Z*V exl “' “ d *° d -
ln ,h “ two cities and vicinity
JSJJWP* T °P lavorably.-and there i.
every indication that the full quota of Aile
dayo7 SSfivT**! “ u,l,,reil^11 »> »n early
■•-£!*?* U nearly over, and many
7 og men will be ready to enlist as soon as
me crops are housed.
Abswj T„
IJouthett^nr : worthy and efficient Superin
tendent of Common Sohools, is now in attend
-s?°® a State Teachers* Convention at
Harrisburg. He will be absent about one
week, after whioh time be will resume bis ex
aminations.
Carxagih Rifles, Attxhtiox I—-There will
be a meeting of the Company on Tuesday
evening, at 7Kje*elock, at Indhpence HalL
CiUzens are respectfully invited to attend.
Mr. Hampton, and others, will address the
meeting. Maxt Mbicbbm.
ißarx Burked.—On Monday night last at
nine o.’olock, the barn of Mr. Emanuel
fiir’v J, hr ?? w. 1 ?* from A >l>l*»d, Ohio, war
atrnck by lightning and burned to the ground.
il -f FA u TET ' —advertisement of
Copt. Soibort, who will still accept o few more
young men, to fill np his company.
FROM lESTBRDAY’B RVENMfI GAZETTE.
Charge of /Harder.
A few days ago we mentioned the
a man named David Gaw had been found dead
in the canal, at the Washington hotel, having
evidently fallen from tho platform of the hotel.
Since the inquest, suspicion fell upon an
Irishman named James Brady, who has been
arrested and committed for murder, it being
alleged that he pushed Gaw over the railing.
Brady was brought, before Judges Sterrett
Mellon and Richey on a writof Aa6eo»
corpus, and his discharge asked on bail,
through his attorney, Mr. Cochran. One or
two witnesses were examined, but nothing was
elicited calculated to implicate Brady la tho
crime of murder.
It appears that Brady was employed tend*
i log a ewiteh on the railroad, and being un
well, came down to the hotel to got a drink of
braudy and pepper. After drinking the mix
ture, ho went out of the bar room and threw it
up, his stomaoh being weak. Gaw was then
sittingon the railing, and about that time, or
soon after, fell over. This occurred at a late
hour of the night. A young man, who was
present, testified that Brady begged him, for
God s sake, not to say anything about what
happened—but ho did not see the man pushed
over. r
The Court fixed the bail at *l,OOO, but
b * ing nnlb, ° hod. tho eeourily, la
•till in ptiaon. "•
War Meeting in Moon Township.
The eltiaena'of Moon and adjoining town
•hipa held a apirited war meeting on Saturday
afternoon.
The following officer* were ohoaen : Preai
■ dent—Rev. S. O. Jenninga; Vice Prealdenta
— K"- J - c. Bryaon, Dr. H. Brejner. John
Corry, Samnoi Neely, W. P. Ferree,CapUin
; SeereUriee—R. B. Kendall, T, H.
MoCleilan, Jaoob Ferree, Wm. MoMillan.
After prayer by Bev. Mr. Cotton, the
ohatr, on motion, appointed Meaara. B. H.
Serr, ™ Um C«*7, ». P. Ferree, J. Colgan,
John Thompaon, T&omai MaoConnell and
John M. Klrhpatriok a committee on retolu
tlOQß.
They retired, and in their absence Hon. J.
K, Moorhead and Senator Irlah adireued the
meeting in eloquent terma.
The Committee on Beaolutione then made
a patriotic report, which waa adopted. r
The meeting waa then addreaaed by Meaara.
.Kirkpatrick, MaeConnoli, Kerr and., tier.
Marks, after which Prof. Fa ton recited «Our
Country’s Defenders.” The meeting, which
bad been* a great Access, then adjoarned,
with thrco cheers for tho armj and narj
and soveral present signed theroU of Captain
Anderson, who was is attendance;
A, Railroad Military Compauy.
One of the most generous and patriotic
deeds that has yet been recorded (saye the
CUreiand Herald,) came to onr knowledge
yesterday. Mr. J. K. McCullough, President
and Superintendent of the Cleveland and
Pittsbaigh Boad; has given permission to Mr.
Jams* Williamson, oho of .tha best engineers
on hU road, who has been is his employ seven
or eight years, to enter the army far the war
reserving bis sitaaLion for him on his return.
Capt. Williamson Is recruiting a company'for
the 103 d, and Mr. McColloagh allows-him to
enlist whatever men on ibe.C. St P. Boad that.
wish to go* reserving for them their situations'
also. Not only this, Mr. McCullough and Mr.
W. S. C. Otis have donated $250 each, bounty
money, making in; ail ssoofor tho company.
Such generosity as this is praiseworthy ftr the
extreme, and if our citiseos will all interest
themselves in this manner, and do according
to their means, the difficulty in procuring re
cruits will be entirely obviated.
Larceny of a Pocket Book.
Dead ChiltfFound.
; War Meeting in Penn Township.
At a! meefog of the citizens 0/ Pehn town-|l
ship, held it tlia :Btore Mathow Mitchell,'
£*q., on Saturday evening, the 2d day of j
August, Thomas Park, Esq., was
President, and Henry Shively ohosen .Secre- j
The purpose of the meeting *ras stated |
to be to co-operate with the- Mass Meeting,'
The meeting being organised, the President"*
called on Dr. Jonaß B. MeClintock, pr. John
Wilson* and David E. Bayard, Esq./ for ad
dresses,; which was responded to by each of
the gentleman named.
On mbtionit was resolved, that John Dick
son, John Thompson, M. B. Mitchell, Samuel
Collin?,Josoph Stoner, O.Snivcly
B,CalwelJ, and Joo. Murphy,bea Committee
toeo-operate with the Mass Meeting, held on j
Common, oh the 24th of July, ia i
the matter of raising a bounty fund for volun
teen, and that they'wait on the citizens of
Penn township to receive contributions for
.that purpose. I f
On motion the meeting adjourned to medt
at the same place oh-Saturday evening nezjL
Dr. A. H. Gross, and others, will address Uto
meeting,
Not Without Friends,
On Saturday, by order of Mr. Murdock, U.
S. Marshal, officer A. A union war dispatched
to Clinton, Findley township, to arrost a man,
formerly employed as postmaster atNew Cum
berland, Va., and who was in default to the
Government in the sum of $llB. Mr. Ammon
found him at homo, and his arrest was a mat
ter of great snrprise to him. He asked a lit
tle time, which was grafted, whereupon he
laid his case beforo some friends, who, upon
being informed that tbo Government would
be satisfied cyith nothing bat its due, or the
man*« body, they forthwith raised the amonnl
of the defalcation with the interestand ooste \
altogether amounting to $l5l 48. This being
over-to the officer, the release of
the accused. In jastice to the man, we may
say that his poverty, and not a disposition to
defraud the Government) has been the came
of his defalcation—a view which the-kind en
dorsement of his neighbors fully sanctions*
Death lroni Intemperance.
This morning, athnearly hour, a young man
named John Lenan, who bad been stopping
at a drinking' house on':Markot alley, near
Fifth street, was-found deiad in bis bed. Cor
onor McClnng was notiQed, and proceeded to
bold an inquest. It was In evidence that the
deceased had be*n drinking to ex.'eog forsom*
time past. He bad retired to bed as usual?
but no one was present with him when he die/
Ho was about twenty-fire years of age, rfnd
we behove was unmarried. His parents re
sldo in the country, a short distanco from the
city, and bis father came here and took ebargo
of the body. The jury found a verdict of
"death from Intemperance."
Found Dronned--luquest. ,
On the 30th or July, a mao named George
W. Kenney was drowned in the Allegheny
river, near Johnston station pn the Allegheny
Valley Railroad. JI« was Employed in driv
ing-* team for Mr. Munn, who run akoelboat
on the river. He was drowned by accidentally
falling from his horse, and his body was found
on the evening of the Ist inst., near the spot
Bhora be fell into the water. On Saturday,
Coroner McClnng held on inquest, and a ver
diot of “accidental death" was rendered The
deceased resided on the Allegheny river
some thirty-five miles above this city, and
leaves a wife and two children.
Lswbshcevillk Silk T**-Mobbow. Hear
la mind that to-morrow morning, at 10 o’clock,
will commence on tbo premises, sale of those
very desirable Lots on Butler street and the
Greensbarg Pike. oniy a few yards beyond
the Ninth Ward of the city. It is doubtful
when so inviting an,opportunity will again
occur, to buy unquestionably valuable prop,
erty, that will now como within the means of
every one disposed to secure themselves a
home. Plans can bo had at Davis’ auction,
fifth streeL Get one, and attend the sale
which is bj order of the Orphan’s Court. Itia
one of ti* occasional ebanost in years.
tß4isa litre.* SfEscues—Sbcokd Ssbies
—•Mr. John.P. Hum, P.fthstrctt, and corner
of aouth Common and Federal street, Alie
-Bb!? yi h j? r > c « iveii Botenpn’s .edition (just
published) bf the spercbes of ~Q. F Train
second MUM. No reading we meet with is
mere eutertaining ao.J u ; »tra C t, ve> with ref
erenc® to tbo mea and tbo afTmat.f our time,
than thesofaoy speeches. The price is onlv
25: cents. I r 3
IitKIJT. in OS SCLUViS', Rtsiiiss A
Oiapateh received la«i ovcniiig f r „ m Bowline
Green, Ky,, states that tho remains of Lieut
Aaron Sullivan, of Lire Ninth Pennsylvania
Cavalry, killed at TompkinsviHe, during tbo
raid of tho rebel Morgan into Kentuoky, have
been recovered and will hrrive hero on
Wednesday morning. They, will bo at once
forwarded to Butler, wfcoro his relatives ro
side.
XBsatre.—-Manager fieni!cr*.iQ intends re
opening the theatre about the first of Soptem
ber, with an entirely new company. lie boa
just returned from tbo cast, where h& has eo-
? ur *® a number of talented performers, end
intends to open with a moat adperiur oompany.
Latrekce Cousty.—Captain El. O’Brien
has raised a company of moe-months volun
teers io Lawrence county, and experts to
leave for Harrisburg on Wednesday with a
full complement of men. i
BscaomKO i.v Boil**.—lt is said that the
noigbbophg county t of Butler will soon but
into the field, under tho uow call, three fall
companies of nine months men. This is doinv
exceedingly well. 6
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. Retr. J. C. j£letcber gave us, last evoa
ing, a brilliant lecture on the religion, cus
toms and people of Brazil. ' Seldom boro we
relished aojthing more than the piomre he
laid before bis audience of that exuberant
garden of tho tropica, laden with its strange
varjoty of fruits and flowers, teeming with
perpetual harvest for the hand of man. Barely
country mnst be the garden of the world;
people had theenterprise that moves
this Yankee nation, imagination could outset
abound to the remits they Wonld produco
there. As relevant to this comparison the
reverend gentleman stated That the best rem
edies employed there for the diseases to which
they aro sdhjeot, are supplied to
ttiem by our own well known countryman,
Dr.'J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, Massachusetts, and
that not the people only, but the priesthood
and tbo coart of tbo Emperor down, have con
stant recourse in sioknoss to the remedies of
this widely celebrated American Chemist.—
Ledger, JJviton. ‘
Fashionablb OnoraiKQ and wsbrb to oxt
W® would say that Messrs'. W. H.
McGee ACo., corner of Foderalstreet and Dia
mond Square, have just received their summer
goods, and their pattern* are all of the latest
Kyles. Any porson desiring a well-made and
neatly fitting suit of clothes, tboir establish
ment is the right place. All their clothing is
made under their own supervision, and they
aro always roady to soil cheap to c&sb buyers.
Soubvt apd Soeoronops UeurnoKe will
eoou cover tho bodlee of thoeo bravo men
who, are fighting, their oouatry’e battloa.
nfightair, bad foud, and drenching reioe will
make lad havoo etroageet. There
fore, let every maa eupply himself with Hol
loway e Ointment. It ie a eortain euro for
evory kind of ekin dieeaeo. Only 25 rente
Per pot. 2)6
Wtl. FotKFST, Carpenter aa I Joiner, Job
bing Shop Virgin alley, betwoen Smithfioid
atreetaod Cherry alley. All kimla oi Uooso
Bepatring done on ehort notice and 4n work
manlike manner. Charges moderate. Leave
your orders. All orders promptly atteadod
to. t
Uouunc . Goods, shootings, : shirtings,
prints, ©to. These goods may be had in any
quantity at Barker A Co’s., 59 Market street,
and at less than marmfaoturere* pricee.
Lapiis OoKouea Qatiaas A new lot juet
teoeived at-Maaonle Ball Auction Boose, No.
65, Fifth street. Also, Ladies’-and Mlaaee*
Boots. - / . ..- .
_ OnKimirCAl.na -will bo taken at Pitlook’e
Book Stow, opposite Post Office, Fifth at., aud
at tbe Obnibus office, No. 405, Liberty stroeL
Day-or night, all orders left in either the tw<
places will be pompUy- attended to; - s - J
Doctor C. Bxalb, Water Care and lioszi.
pathlo Physician j also agent for Rainbow's
celebrated Trass ■ for ■‘Roptarer Comor o/
Penn and Wayne streets.. . > ; < £
Bl l l >-P o ’ Tenn at.,
to.alibranche# of;<|iioDentei profes
the latest news
it TELEGRAPH.
from Washington,
«UR SPECIAL DfSPATCfIES,
[stwcliU Dispatch to th« Pitta burgh Gazette.l 1
WasHisotos, Aug. 4,1862.
tag qoESTIOX OP iBMIXO NEC BOSS SETTLED.
Certain prominent WoMeni gentlemen wait
ea on the President to-day. tender him two
negro- regiments from theW'est. the organiie
tion of which could be completed and they
I ready to. tako the fieldTsithin ten days. The
: Interview; was protracted, and the discussion
■covered tho whole ground of arming negroes,
'vitb ail its possibilities for good and evil
Tlte President finally closed by announcing
that ha had made up his mind, at present, not
to accept of the servioes of armed negroes.
He would use them as teamsters, cooks, and
laborers on entrenohmonts, and in every ca
pacity save fighting. Ho declared that, to
accept regiments of armed negroes would lose
forty thousand white soldiers now in the
army, and wou)d drivo, seme of the border
States out of Iho Onion. Do had deliberately
made up his mind to this polioy, and should
adhere to it, unless totally new circumstances
should require a change. f
This announcement causes the utmost as
| tonishment among Western men, who had
supposed Jim. Lane's project fully authorized
by the President himself. His determination
upsets that whole scheme, and will also work
decided revolutions in plans elsewhere.
It is believed that the President cannot now
consistently allow Hunter to goon with his
colored regiments in South Carolina, and will
put an end also to the organisation of negro
troops in numerous other quarters.
BOUOBED ZtoVEIcEKTS OS ine'pESIBSDLa.
The town is full of rumors about the move
ments on tho Peninsula. Spme are evidently
absurd, and othors that, if true, would bo
improper to transmit. Well informed circles,
however, have stories about highly important
movements, either progressing or impending,
for correlation of which they refer to the
President’s alleged declaration on ’Saturday
'ast, that wo should havo stirring news from
the Peninsula this wcok, and to Ualleok's
ryp'prted refusal to grant passes to
Peninsula this week, even to parsons ordi
narily entitled to them, for the alledged ria
son that tho condition of affairs is so critical
there that he was unwilling to have any pas
sing whatover through the lines for any pur
pose. as has been repeatedly telegraphed dur
ing the last two weeks.t The prevalent theory,
to be received, however, solely as a theory, Is
that they are coming down; the James and
going up tbo-Eappahannook.; This would ef
fect a speedy junetioo With Qen. Pope
PBOBOKAL.
It is slated that Mr. Fay,- our minister to
Switzerland, hu declated sineo bis return
here that an honest execution of the emanci
pation features of the confiscation bill wonld
ronder an impossibility.
Tho latest nesi|eayes military movements,
probabilities, Mo., in a state of ooufusion and
worse confounded. It 1, hoped that the
readers may be able to make out more intol
ligibie the plans in thorn than we can here as
foreshadowed in these dispatches somo day*
ago. *
DRAFTING.
Tho ftdmtQistrafiotvhas a* eldedoß drafting:
by tbo middle of the month in the Sutot
where tho quota has not been previously
raised. Brafliog is pretty certain to be resort
ed toiin all the border States,
I
rom u.e Army ol ihe Potonmc.
HEabqcanTK&a Aesiy or the Potouxg, I
Monday, August 4. ' f
tver since the firing upon opr shipping at
.hfumilbo.it landing by tbo enemy's batteries.
>ur troops baso occuplfd tho opposite ibbre .
i Wterday a roeouauiManco w»« made fiLm
that pointi back into the country to within
fourteen miles of Potorsburg. 1 It was con
dueted by Col. Aeerill] and was composed of
150 of the sth United States and 150 of the 3d
Pennsy rama Cavalry, with four companies
of tho Ist Michigan regiment, Capts. Cutten
and Bowen, of McClellan’s Staff; accompanied
lhera.l At Cox’s Mills, five miles from tho
river, tboy encountered the lSth Virginia
Car dry, drawn up in line. One men charged
on them, when they broke and run. Wo
drove them to their encampment! at Sycamore
Chorch, two and ono-half iiles farther, where
r •>« were ingWiooely put’
,to flight, leaving behind all their tents, camp
equipage ond oommissary stores, whloh our
troops:getherea together and burnt.
; The had two horses killed and six
men wounded, and two ukan prisoners: We
lost only a horse. After scouring the o-.nntrv
river K farth ' r i I hey returned to tho
Tjjliire is no further evidence it the robol
gnuboatti in the river, this side of Fort Darl
ing. Informetiou received here goes to sbotv
that lb. new Merrimao will not bo nrady foT
three weeks you ’
I .From Gen. Pope’s Army.
I HsanqoAKTEßs Aemt op VinauriA,)
I _ ,_j„ August 3, 1862—9 A. H. f
To Major Ocntral IT. If. llalltck -- 1
.2°“"“ oi \ DE \, N °' <—■ThoTtoonnoiter-
mg eolumii under Sen. Crawford; crossed the
Rapidap and poshed forward to Qrangetown
which was occupied by two reglthonts of the
ooder-General Robertson,
ileren pf tho enemy were killed end fifty two
taken prisoner.! among the latter were one
nnfjor, two captains, and two lieutenants
Our loss was two killed and three wounded.
The enemy retired in such haste as to leave
their wounded in our hands. The railroad
and tho telograph line between Orango Court
House and Gordonsville were destroyed,
j (Signed,) JoHit Pore,
tv Major General.
WASHtsorow, Aug. 4.—lnformation from
various sources tend to confirm the bolief that
tho enemy haro really evacuated Riohniond,
and taken up the south bank of the James
river aa the line of their defence. The rebel
oavalry under Gen. Robertson are believed to
vmw'T wilhd , ham ‘be Shenandoah
u 7 r’'' aVl ? e . that P art of tbo couotry to
the defense of the guerillas alone.: 3
Troop, Pouring into Hnrrieburg..
Hew Camps Established.
. Aug. 4.—Troops are pouring
in from all quarters of the Stato. Three oem?
Jrril'.li .I*, 011 DOIa I b » ri ”g one hundred men,
£“..1,1 “omingw Squads arriving
by every train, and the indications are thsf
"‘■olo of Pennsylvania quota "
Inino months men will be raised by the both
! lust. Enlistments in this city and vioinitv
are going on rapidly. ’ j olnu J
Ce " tral Ca "P plac.;
Another Five Cent Reward Offered,
_ ;H*AijqoAKTss Abut or Vimjibia. 1
Sperryvlllo, Va., August 4, 1862. J
i lovfii L v OL i Simpson, of Co. K,
ES^rn* o 'a^ V o°iH. nt S’ r, > ® ni Liout- Wm.
Ellen, of po. A, 27th Pennsylvania Volun
sapo,“5 apo, “. d bj thoir Colonels and com
nutnding Generals as having deserted the .or
opprehenSon! - b “ pal 4 «>•*
ly command of Major General Pope.
(Slgnid) ; GionaiD. Rcoqlis,
Colonel and Chlef-of Staff.
Election in Kentucky—Rebelßomor.
I ,"i 00 “ T fl4 , >Aug. 4r—The returns thus far
Indicate the election of all the thorough Union
j esndidates in the county election to-day. Un
to ten o’olock this evenlhjno reports were
I of diflturbances iii any quarter.
. the latest Mompbis advices mention that
rumors are prevalent there of the capture of
Humboidt, : Teim., Including Jacob A. Cams
Gatsmor, Coon, Hanna, tohn, and Haidton
with an aggregate of tl, Boo, fittll. . Army clr- '
else here give these rumors no credensep -
Bnbscriptions to the Bounty Fund,
*•-*!>* cuntribnUons to
I bounty TfTflTntnooii A
" -^ :r '
" T' 1 * V-rj
| VIGOROUS HBABDREB ISiUfiDRiTED.
300,000 More Men Ordered to be
Drafted.
Wmhisotom, Ang. 4,-Th. following order
has just been Issued: /
Wu DBranTXUT, y
Weahington.Aog. 4,1862. Jr
o"° CALUSO POE BIUTU PROW ¥BB BKTIUL
SIlT£3. '
Ordered, Pint—That a draft of 1100,000
oilitiß bp immediately called lato the serrice
of the United Stater, to ram for nine months,
unlen sooner dircharged Tip Secretary of
War will assign the quota* to thoSuter, and
establish regulations for the draft. '
Seoond—That if any State shall not, by the
15th of August, famish its quota of tho addi
tional 300,000 Tolnnteorr, authorised by law,
tho doUcioncy of polunteere in that Stato fcuj
alee be made np by special draft from the mi
“d th ? Secretary of War will establish
regulations for this purpose.
Third—Regulations will bo prepared by the
War Depaptment, and presented to tho Preal
dent, with tho object of securing tho promo
tion of offioers of the army and Tolunteert for
DOTMt'int'n, 114 di, l in B ai *Sed nrricer, and of
fe! ™im. e h * or appointment In
the military eerpico of inaompetent or un
worthy offieen. Tho regulations wil? f a*!™
prorido for ridding the terrice of ench ineom
pomnt persons as now hold commiasionj.
Bj order of tho President.
(Signed) Entrat 11. Sraaros,
Secretary of War. !
From Washington.
E»TJS 0T0 !!' Jobn A.Kasson,
Eiq., hiring boon nominated as 1 candidate
St ft?.*'?."' Fiflh of low.°
loft this city to day, to enter upon the cau-
Stainer has boon pieced tempo-'
rarily in ehnrge of the position jhst vacated
Oenerol form,r ’ “ P,nt AssistaniPostmsaiM
A number of persons here recently rolnn
tonly takenthe oath of allegiance. They
were, doubtless, Influenced By tbo newspaper
speculations on tbe report that the Gorern
cTci"o'n“ *° ‘h" tMtt4 “ patriotism of
of A off7ns“r , ."d i^ n .H.X naa * inlr " hi ”< !toa
W -, C : T'j'or and Dr. J. J. Johnson wore
arrested in Alexandria last night, And haw
been brought to Ibis city. Soreml eitiiin! j
ot Paiflhx county, who were arrested nnder
£“;„ P °P" °i der8 i end taken.to Springfield I
Station, hare been released. Considerable ex
citement exist in Alexandria and that neigh
rro« o ed;ng.! 0n ‘" )U ' n “ ' ,f thM * “ 4 kiad « d
The boat from Acqula Creek, has brought
eiLiu' f 4and f® d contrabands, who are prin
eipaHy from Caroline county, Va. Many of
ha? ' b " tL »way from their homes for a
Cr™L d °on b n lm !f were sent to the
?'” lr ,. on Saturday last. On their arrival
here they were at once directed to the eonlra
rt'r'' Among them are persons of
all hues, ages and sues, including a sprink
ling of infants barely a~week old.- The
7““'° f ? r ‘ bo “f»t part tagged the children
fashion, and tbe men boro on their
choulders immense bundles of baggage..
The Star to-day says we are informed that
the negroes of this city are organising secret
associations, for the purpose of protecting
If* in » nti «P»«»n of riot and mob by
‘ h ''“ b ? ri ”« of whites, similar to thou
whioh lately occurred in New Albany, Ind.,
Ciociouati, Ohio, and other places. It is also
alleged that a number of clerks in the Qorera
ment employ are aiding the negroes In per
fecting their organisations. Our informant
)s a colored man of this city.
Tho steamer Wyandank has brought-no
eight prisoners and lire refugees trim the
neighborhood of the Rappahannock. The
prisoners hare been taken during the bait
Tb'e ciT° glg '? i V r “‘P MtiD e floods aeross
Th. Srt Rappahannock to the rebels*
The Wyandank, a few days sinco, overhauled
[he hSw?,?* BcooU »h» for violating
‘ h °,¥° c . k *do.hy trading with the inhabitant!
South ol the Rappahannock. She la loaded
with an cargo, consisting of shoes,
salt, Ac., and also had a larga quantity of
rod” H °?J”*r\ . M,rtln R *taer,tha capuin !
and U. Chamberlain, who appeared to be the
boslness men, were taken onboard tho Wyan-
Th. np ’ ,lth t 4“ oth " Prison
ers. Tho schooner was towed tip to tho yard
yesterday by the Leslie. F J “
Ono day last week, noting-master's mate
Shoridan, of tbo Wyandank. with a
crow rrem tho Froeborn, captured, off George’s
S' WO . CInM! , * don w Rh salt, and accom
panied by two men each,: who. were making
their way towards secesh. They wore Sent ™
board tho Wyandank, an* brought up Sthe
The Relianoe,» few davi >co rihfMMj _
S«d*oMr h h R * ppah ‘? n ° ok ’ <»*& "righho *
hooj of Urbanna, with a mail of abiut fortV
lettcrt, addreB«*d mostly to offionri anti
o. thoiOth Virginia regiLut. nearaSuS
Tho loners seem mostly to ba of a private
cb.raotor, and from fh. fut that au, 0 !
iooo B*" -'i - "*! 1 in envelopes which have'
boon turned, and on the inside hear direction*
to parti...t HeathavilLo, .Northumberland
r ‘"l 01 " oortaln lotfera haro booh
forwarded from that neighborhood. Several
of them hare the postmark ‘'Baltimore'’ on
tho inside, and undoubtedly. hare been sent
£“ U ‘ h "» “be forwarded fromH.a?h,n“l‘
th ' m directed to Capt. Hiram Cold
Mk. him to ..nd .om. of DnoleSam’s •tgm.n*
f Kl f hmo ?d, the writer beingnn
dor the impreraion that the offleera aid sol
dier. of the rebel army made themselves rich
by robbing tho killed and .wonnded Federal
raaney they had on theirporso^!
oevoroi rofogaw came up on the WTamUnV
They all rwido In MiddUiez county. »od
wefe nt one time in the 58d Vlrgihii
ment,bat when that regiment left Xodericfi
tn If *“ r Btohmond they deserted androtnmed
to their homes, where they hare been Urinr
- a .°° ,b ‘ J’“ t > bat sleeping in the
J°A ' ¥"* '1 * boat in tho river; being in
dread of roving bands of oavairj, who have'
the country in search of thra
and other deserters. On Monday night last.
‘b“ ‘be oavalry would, iSurshe
3e ,i h ' m ’ *" bß . t a n “ n darned Jackson
escape, and oamwoff to one of the
g*&fcoatfl for proteotion.
! N. Conmdy who hna reeentle been'
hS*h^,° g forth “ f "“‘hern Methodist Church,
bj order of the Provo.J
Th. rSo 1 ’ * nd Ma , t 40 th# 01d Capitol Prison.
?*•*““ hia > •». holding com
tlw ,n emy «nd attempting to
send his scholars as reernits to tho rebel army.
T bMd S G2?rt'* Contra-
Dana Goodi and Letters Selaed-.
Pasaengera Arrested. ■■■■■■.••
***** <ibu
morning containa the. following s .
Salurdaymorning, about # o’olooh, the
ateamer George Weema, Capt?Weema, loft tbla
port for bar nanaj trip on tbo Patnaant Birer,
with a aonatderabla number of paatonnn.
noarl, all of wbom woro tloketeJTmlt.'
MeryeandCalren counUoa. Therewerealao
on board a half doien polioa offloeri, who had
bean ordered there for the purpoab of arreat
ing anapleiona oharaotera, and preresUng the
transportation 1 ef . contraband merohaodiio
Aa aooqaa the ateamer neared Port McHenry:
ahe waa aignaUed to atop, and * wee eoon
“°”®4 »• dt *ta#fe: GeinihtiiiriarieSfCapt.:
J. Milton Ferry, Co. A of tbe I2th Regiment
Kent York State National Guard, and Llent.
Theodore 0. Klbbeo, alio of aUew York reo
iment, to tearph the ateamer. and reran.
Thia duty waa performed in the mo“ thorSih
manner, and- the arreat of a nhmber ofthe
pareengere. and' the aelanre-of Oontkbind
T o ho >'“«» w.raw
atamijed, and nambered one haodredahdtan
The goods and letters were. seised and are
now {n the General*! .qdarten.-V.The sattan •
th?in£rtor*oft??* 4 woremarehe”into
W w °, fk >“ 4 after an eiam
ination bj tne General were committed to th*
35ssasss5s»ss?aff
tte O^aKber-df
■■m aw l teenier, t A nntnber of pas tenet ft
" ?.?“J >o,rd *ho refuied' to.take therath
.^7?«“d*«Mahed in the fort. ”
Embarked..
SSSeJowSS* B ° aU
, ‘2f*V 4.—Th» Portrai Monro#
of thU «?eqlng'« Pott Mjcthxt
“•o* Borxuid***eorpi'lLM:«aibarkad7V&tl U
Jarring off. , ,
dw«fi llolt,lt4D# i llf bo»U *»aUua-
■ tf'w Iforkßank StatemenJ^Tmior
--•■V
- .^ a g> 4^-—The B*nk lUtonunto
i for the week ending ofi §atarday'shows an
'W9.551; an Mmzip of
IS?** ?ks :4nert»*» of cirdulition'
towfeaM of deposits U.e55,T69. '
-a." **• Cominjoh Conacir, to
-7 K!™'°P d f k *“ ot in*mtinga urging'
•SSJSSS! S«Kj*. »:OJwr»U( ; wJtli lb* Jed. i
eteto with th, gbrernmont in porfeotlnK tie
”f «U> hubor, end *eoo vSZiSf
",«£SUs?'“L?“ lnr<ra 1 f aolI “» *» i
JwstotruMionlof iroh-pUted’tatlerier end
ordlnen« , ® OM ' l ®f ildemenlen f
wsSSstSP^^
Portsw. l Ui»tT . n . r ° m w “Wngion totbo
nglmente. Proliant Lio«l? re°pHed
oonfd not eoeept beg™ „ s S,nuf to would
accept as many as offered as laborers.' This
Hit nnderitood, is the sottledpolSVorthe
government* |
’ HeaVyßobbery. .. W; "'!'■
i. Ang. 4i—The jewelry store el Si
?°!L Wl J ll£r(l & ® on ' in th “ city, was entered'
by burglars daring yesterday, and chronomie- :
*2 d g®ii watches: to the T*lne offrom
.$50,090> SSOjOOO stolen* . The robbers W#S
srrealed. iast nighty and tbe>property recov
ered.
} ■ • Bui
rkcts bf Telegiaph, . i;
JltUe moTtv*
Floar£a beW flrmfjratfSfor .'
60 f j r «*»'•»* *5 75®G kr attniftS i ,
“/• *od ■todti «TB Mght. BreTlonr sails
571 *°* Co l ® Meal la fronted it S 3. ■•••
Pf* u • S°oddemand for Wheat; «ara!te ofdd u*
“"“f 8 tonrin! olowlj; 5,000 baalTiiKit SI » “
SA£ r ?&S I fVWl4Bte-trlilt;. l&Sa* :
• u^i^L,SP 1 *. to JK ood 'letßand;3 l ooo.boab«r. :
' uT «atiexe«Sdri
, Sngar and mdSl«ee
Pr ? r Tlsloa * qalet. I©U 0f5«3
»t dittait2d*
**Lard field er 9}£e. v w2*kji* ;
WW.kTdullntSl^*^.,:. ]
oJS^oS'SSTP* 1 %* >«!t».l>od4
*„u XCb .* , L s ® *® wmlnal, Sfofcey I« plenty. St'cbr ■ ■
SntSriw 7^^ blcagoamt Ifcik Xstthd«; -.XuieoL-
Sfa^ja2ftss?aftSi , saite» -
hM *l^7inti Cottea Wtoß-i:
W n e i t * cli , r ®* Cora-dtiU. 'WhfakT I
«32>£c. Coilee quiet eaa loifor.' ProTliioiu dull, i
-’DIED: V ;:..,
Moni, *J' urmlng, at tli« iMlJenc. ! ’
BJU-Ot flrah AgoMiuut Ebtori !
Bproni,4g«H y«r and 8 moatbj.,-
Th«frlead«.of thftiaaUf.*rßixTit«U»<uuadili* ?
ftomHUi.iftinwa.'rtjJ o’clock, to prcctoiT u i
Ajl»gh«ny Cemetery, ;
K^'™Ss. B JS D L NDREU thotoano
MOBE IBOOPS CALLED VOIi. 'j
Jt'O If on Jt'ErEU,
No pomMo tronj; ifjou <t, . !
not enlist bolero ih. lOtii cf UiU monUu
THE INFAJfTHY
w»m, TwasirMoag 1 ; men; Et 1 v
’*' . - <JS Firm fijaxit,
SwxraJfloor, cejt.door toDiipitchVuilJipg :;
EDWARD X SEIBERT,
AUGUST SCIIWIiJN, ' j 8
Recruiting Offlccra.'- |
-The . undersigned re
tefonn# bu friends and the ■< i
ti lrimnaD 8 n°*. «d iriu"Mitt&d t
o ail calli la hie line ftvcoopor on to h' -riTan cr I
i? rd i£ > "7 rf * '** GtSioeirloS*Cba.-' -fr
f.ot of Fifth street, will.. *
De prooptly attended-to. . A. g. lll
HAJ.L.
BKTBBN or THE TATOBItES ' '
Tor jrrijJrrf, TOUBKWBTS OXtT, naj^
Monday Evening, Angnst 4th.
CARJVCROSS &l>liEY>B
BIXTEEN BTAH PERFORMEB3»
’fthl?k^ r ojipo'iri bow on their httnra'toVhllndel
j>hU, «fter th® most toccwafnl tonton record TH#»
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