1 FRIDAY . )104N1Ag, Jul.:l 17 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Prom Yesterday's Raining Gazette. The Draft t■ Hatter County We continue below the publication of the names of the lain why hive bees drafted b the 221 Diarist. The following suirdistricte of Butler °aunty' have been coentlistad 1077AL0 T017a1111.. _Blawart Baled, illokaol Brae, . Jam BB - Job& B. ileed, -- . John Davis, . J. W. litkinsol; Harrison HA - Livi NMI: John /saner, : . szatiia mark, li Abraha Brow!, M. 8- Edens John I lots , - Tstvi Ohms. igi o ba D„,i. - Obarisell. -- licaitits John T , Marva, Charles Thompson, John P stag, B Wisksatiager, /rad. Billiard, John Bala, Jams 1 3 0 Galbraith, T. J ilollingworth, Wm. Ryas, John Lamming. CITIITOII Tairetlil IP. B W sieomerj, 181.... rd Matas,, W,lil m.Yrasier, I dolsuiin Love, ' i Hoary 8-ttob. ' William a Harvey, W a h.as.fleekart, 8. to.rt Norris, Bear) Baas. ft ed Loan. George Moen chin, or Ottani Wallin, Joan B S•tioo, El.nry How:4h, William -Hackett, s he MoGarchth. Johu Harvey, Wm di Thompson. strezas Ad B loonara, Baasaa P.riraey, J o b Sealer, J D la -.motto, ' Georg Z •Iguir, N P. ft ..<l, Jobe B.rg. Jr., Mese o.irep, Alex Trairman, W W til'Qautor, Hu Troa.al, A,loisi South, G P Miller, - .Jame. Blake Be diquoldn, Hod Heir, calaaaaaT Aaron Dobson, • When Graham Andrew Dated': &Mae' 13 4 1 T. David Gmring, Jots Hely, Robert Hanson, Denial Stoat, David B. Wilson, ..Gellard Goering, I. Vandovort, .1101150111 TOWIIIIIT aI John Kelly, John Han, James Boggs, Henri Kocher, Isaao M. Weiss, Leonard KM, Elias Gaining, Abram IL Zeigler, Job. Holy, John Bost, John Pormeem, Henry DnfiTit, Abram B Zeigler, Sam'l A. Davis. minnimmx fiamsel P. Hays, Win. L. Harbison, Lull. Talton, Jacob Fliok, John Baker, ' Bobt. Thompson, Thu. A. Denny, Jacob Mauer, Josh Parks, Wm. Wallis., Tims. 9111oland, Joseph Bally, Hobert Blow, DAM& Med%adieu, QbbrlN Oono Gm. Davidson, Akz. Kunindy, Levis Ooz, James Aida, ' Wm. Dobson, Adam Broderick, Jacob Bigler, Robert Sumenion, Jansen Sweeney, Bartholomew Noble, Wm. Brownian, 'Moms Lindsey, , limy Beth, II John Oitalsh ChAtl7, W. H . Martin. Is 15h.4ours Thos. Whites Adam RAlNart A Edwards, , t una R. Lows. rosin's, Jorsob Dunn. Wm B Ilisrta., Henry Nicholas. Cyrus K.oz, JO4/0 e•h, Wuh J Bearti, George Twang, Juno Kno;, alitillll Waiters, rant TO 11 Joseph Logan, J .00b Young,. iLlehata Criolalow, Jahn Wbor, Wm /rubes, Georg* Laws% • Yttab Dararrillo, Jib .11 *any, Jr , JcitioPti Garrard, Jr., .'L i , ;..4; sarrzues am kieb nit,. lowliGeatpor, Alfred ilinaba, Joarpb Logan, ibunwi B Gambol", Angust Swabian, W. B. Grab's', Wm B Cochran, Jaeob"Kribok, Pbißp Ett", Asyut Agadir, Sabha }Mattis:, Pairt4 Enloe, ElotlablWar, John 7otia=W LAW, Wfhos, Ju. W. s.ott, Pear Mint?, - Jolla Raw, . lelßow W. lreaudy --- s Geo: isallsb, Mikan J..Widts; Beall. iteCaUeitgli, - ' -Bonbon Slimy, Illram Yillial„ 0. J. Stewart, Jas. V. Weller, f . Wm. Yeanady, Rabat Glens, CIALLILID Anallt_R•lna._ — Jasolp Seipl, Jobs aMatena BenllM . lllLearlead, - Jabs Assert,. . T. 2111eagr, g liras, .. o e lll 4 s Jaws • t WWII, Sieber •Aapit, Walesa 0. O'Dossall,i . , . Ad4llrliemplilll, „ , Arehlbal‘Blaik,i 30irlIa.West, . , Job* NeCialtdagli, illiam alijill, Illidtaii notttoa,, Jwiii-BlatiV, , • FraakllnO'Dosaell, Jotteolf:4Z- 2 Vletebet2l.Delttetier7, /Mob , JOiltirlt_i " -: i . Pallid SISSiSIC allterlirant, jair,b salshartL . . Patrick 31w, ~' ZUV - 4 1 1 — f IP-10.°:°,11. 1 02,0 illrb MANI; : &AM Ov Pom!ftlenleo . Howl 31,04 J*4.3. Casibil ,‘ A.M. Gina. J. CI. Wilk, • jiiiikraMutiaet, ...Terddiak Wv - Mops/4 saaoT ltal:11•11141i: Pnalispoiadit,p Chnuagri, - L i p , • Jos. C. II . • Da4Ph t r -: , . • . , z4.:IT , • • • • SMELT ZOOK a Wm. JMass Robison, Wm. T. Bamasy, Prustar H. GIB, Edward Christlay, Jogai& Kannady, Wm. Adams,. Rd Bogs, Boo). Pearson, Jonathan Bovard, °ROUGH Jam.. A Haigh, Corm Both,_ Nom WIWI, „,...- • Joww-Fteoger, M Z.ammtmait, Jolla Bogner, Jacob Spangler, And Morrison, James from, Jokn al Smith, Hobert Bann, Calvin Dodrick, Adam 80hisiber. Harmaakhablo, libpary Brush, ficephon Gould. Solnislitr. Mathew Graham, James Starling, Michael Huffman, John Rohn, John Goering, Watford Thomas. Isaac Dutwori, IJames Frogman, P.t.r Kroll, John Caehner, Daniel Resod. to IlaillioNT sozoiiaa, Christ. Woluang, &lel Hooter, David bionwain, George Shaffer, John Brown, John Hollins, Paul Gireirt, Jacob L •t; .47, Hooch /Knox, Adam Bled, James G. Wilson, David W. Shoot:, George W. Willson; John Hookard. 1.. John L. !lathy, P. J. Heffner, Jima. Hemphill, Jamu Baker, Hiram Filch, 'feudal !Holm, &bort Brows, L=2:2 = I=l Wm. Breams, Samna Gl:aphis, Bred. Bough, John 0. Gilleland, Wm. Hays, David Bose, John Bonham, !Wm. M'Binne7, James Gilleland, Wm- oeakdollar. =2 I=l7 Isaac Bigger, James Love, Godsib Barret, Ales. Mita*ll, Henry Frederick, Daniel Beery, Wm. Po!hewn.. oniony. Nicholas Vintow, Wm. A. noon, Baronet Blasi% Jobs Williamson,' IDsvid Pierre, Jobs Miller. Jame Ellaloopy, !Geary Zitiry.' rowmur. J.. ha 4 mbersoir,.. Joh& D Dieing, o P B . !Wisdom, El II eConoloh. /mob 11 Miller, It .1 D 4ds.• ' Thomas W -Martin, Martin - Sidi: %gorge Amh;rson. IWIIIIII. J 1. Vl' ilsoi:, iiiiyoh .Ptalltpr, IM m Kennedy. , Joan Warebem; Kilns !oriel - Romhel Brown, John Dodds, James Andrews, Wm R . Patterson. to -aozoranno. IThos Webb, M ro. Boss;Chas: lriat, Robert Elliott, Wm Roden, %diet Pool, Dobler Milarhy, fired Radon, Levi Logan, HammLetner, . Wm. W-Harldson. II TOWIIIIP. Oboe Galosh, Josiah negro, Conrad Shale, Elias Boyar, Peter Neely, Joe. Parr, Geo. Bather. John Bits, J ohs .Eppiapr . Clillis David ruldete, Masai Slinner, Wm. Soon. Sas. ions, Haigh noniron, Adam Wilmer, W. Sharp, s David neokatherne. = = =I Mom O. Thom. Bijd, Jacob &latish Pear Whltasionr, Jots Pastas aolmirtil. Sobrt MoLang, • listkow-Degsa, • James M. Your. insurer BOW flUie tea, Jelui Peter Shugart, • ;sass Kaftan; Wutlss IL linger, 7:11.. Reabostlafes„ WIL - 1141•4 • I^/thisapoo k toba Whom gum T. Whk. SD OSISZITILLI. IG. W. &mad, John Gordon, John Laird, . James McLaughlin, J An Woltard, Wm. S. Bell, Jeremiah Adley, JAMS! W. )lay 9, Milton Connie, Henry Ohl. WOULD'. 113anmel Irwin, David Liner, James W. Ball, John Smith, Braden Porter, Mathew hieGregger, John G. hirCandiers, Christian Banker. ri= Jams Smith, Joseph Hilly, James Gilchrist, jamas H. Wigton, Andrew H. Porter, Himid Christy, IdoCandles', am Hilliard, A 'Render Black, Chambers Scott, hf, 8 Storey, Jo.enes C01111:1!, Richsrd Lrwla H Bsruhert, B,ejaann Pon!, TOW 111111117 'gut. a Bkorsy. D.•id B John Q Roy, John B MoLengh John Storey, .1 W. McCandless, I=l A H. 1141.811, Mortland, Jacob B leuborpr, licamirvey, its tow Storey. F Wv.., B.&i Beaus, Cophas MaLsvglilio, .L.ho MoCaiioacb, Don'l G Moleal4bllo TaBHIMITOII 2OCXI4IIIP Alfred Shire. Robert B. Boyd, Wm R Cann, Henry E Shane, Alpheus Sansdorf,, Silas Campbell, Joseph Thompson, John W. MoNanghton Gorge W -Campbell, Jas P Campbell, D Allen, B.iiion Beane, Washington Campbell, room , . Wasson, Witham Connor, 'Peter, V` Beira, David Csnipbell, Andras, .1 Jock, Witham M. Stilts, ,John Beatty, Sobers 0 Sian, David W/13111114 Mathew Hanna, oan'optrusrla = Adam Dambsaib, Jsoob H. Onto, Situ Shamir, Peter Bay, will Grah.m, John Cress. Poser 0 McKinney, John J. DoKurd, Milton 8 Sleepy, • Telma* Graham, Wm. W. MaDonald, Fred. Dofford, Milton Rtehardson,. Dodd Campbell, James D. Dodds, Jaeloon Truk, James Cowan, George W. Stevenson, 711411CLUI TOWIIIIIIIP Samuel Wegle, Wesley Brsohney, Robert Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, James Ray, Tobias Lopley, James Donn, Robert Allen,. John fitertgbar, Watson Forester, Mat , "I , . , trer, _ J. cl..l)art, .nn Creamer, CLOT John 0. Sal&lay, D.tvid Shannon, Thos. McKinney, John Haitanbangh, Goat Smith, Wm. Cadln, Norge H. Dodds D CONCORD 301101708. Samuel Carnahan, Jaoob Albert, Wm. Biddle, John P. Davis, Samuel McCall,' John Rinksld, ' Harvey D. Thompson, Newton M.ltlohardson John B. Miller, Henry B Millar, Allen. Dann, Alm. Walker, Samuel Allen, 3.1. b Edmondson, WSIDHID. John 8.. Moja'km, Wm. G. Gold, James 0. Glenn, W. P. Hall, Wm. P. Groomer, Joo. J. Campbell, John Brown, Samuel Anderson, Samuel MoCowan, Matthew Door, Samuel Gordon. Simnel 1.. Green, Jahn Dunlap, Wm. Dobson, Samuel Sutton, ' Andrew Rifleman, Red. MaCandles', !Bichsel Bolinger, Geo. B Miller, Geo. O. Dobson, Neal A. Gallaher, Win. Wick, J or has Dunlap, CENT'S OWILILH/2. J. hilltop hisCondloss, Thornby Johnston, W. Dixon hieloadloas, ' Moritz Doors, T. Boon Eissith, reason McCandless,Walter Evans, Noah Grub's. James Wilson, Ell 8. Flogger, AnthonrThompeon, Alfred Aggsa, Alex. Brewster, I Nelson Borland, Thomas Brown, George J. !deCandle's, =1:1=127 Tfrish Kama, Janes Hamptwei, SyL Tsgsare, Alex. Minteer, J. A. Morrow, Alfred Brandon, Ju. Moors, Jonathan Whom., Andrew Minteer, . Matt Idea Bennett, John Updogroph, Jacob Stickle, Wm. H. Rodgers, Edward &Wolff, G. M. Hookenborry, ZILIZZOPL Josiah B. Tit nll, John Craa ld, Philip Beckett, James Idayterry, Findlay Ralph, Thos. Bank, I Wm. McCoy, Henry Ales. Moßride, James B. Taggart 11010MIE. [Joseph Allen, Millon Ideru7. Elocutionary Entertainment by Prof. OM It will be seen from the annexed corres pondence, that Pref. Grey, of the &IMMO! Normal Institute, has tendered the proceeds of an elomitionary entertainment (to be given hi Prof. Kidd) to the Sanitary and finbilet eses Committees, which offer has been grate fully accepted, and the preliminary arrange. =tents are now, being med. We understand that the entertainment will be given on Toes diy evening next: EXCILS , OII. NORMAL ISISTITIITR, Plic,bargb, July 9, 1863 Mow, Moon BoEresoll aid W 0 Worms, Prvoitlento of Sanitary and Subiriassoe Ooos =I Bran:—Being desirous of aiding In the re lief of our soffeing soldiers, I beg leave to afar your respective Committees the proceeds of a publio Essoationary Entertainment to be Riven by Prof Robert Kidd, of Cincinnati The Eaten lament .to take place at (nth time as obeli best 'observe the end in view. Truly your., W. B easy. P&reatraott, July 11, 1863. Rah W. S. QraB—Uaa■ Ste:—Your kind proposal that Pro , . Robert Kidd should give an Elocutionary Entertainment for the beite , gt of the slob and wounded soldiers has bees laid before the Pittsburgh Sanitary Commit tee, who will gratefully swept your offer, and have appointed kissers. Loomis and Dickey to twofer with the Sabsistenee Committee, 'sad arrange the time, place and terms of the Ex hibition. I have no doubt but that the reputation of the crater sad the benevolent purpose of the entertainment will secure a large attendance of our citizens and their familles, With crest rompsotigottrs truly, Taos. BAIIWILL, Pres. Pittsburgh Sanitary Com. Seat Rome is DiUtile!! Among the volunteer companies which re ported .. here for State defense, was 000 under the oonfmand of Cept. Risher, belonging to West MI kern? county. Thus men, ar ..y the following Order, refused .o of the State, and halre.been sent dlograoe: IiIIkO4II•27II.IID2PAITUINT MOIOSCIAZILA, Pitteburnii, Pa., July 1{,1863. Breezes. ORDIJI No. 10.--As Capt. /Usher's company, of Col. MoOombe reginutst, Ouse months State militia, after twins been cloth ed, armed and equipped by the General Gov annum% declined to p with the rest of the regiment to an adjoining Stain, where 'they would be of use in the'defens• of Pennsylva nia, their services are no longer required by the Consul Government. Atter turning in their clothing arms and equipments to the PrePsr olosre;dhipt. Risher will report to the StatifintiortUni for further instruotions. By command of Maj. Gen. Baum. T. Bann: Straezniail,Aset AdJ't GO/t. Boy Drommed. Ai boy named John Hata, son of s widow raiding on Tunnel sant, near Penitylrials avenue, was drowned on Wednesday muting, in the 1110iiaiiptbibb 'OTH, near the tower bridp. NW wu in bathing, when befell Into deep water and was' drowned: Ms clothing trot f,nldirpaths wharf, and taken charge of by • pollaaaa. Maria was aide to T .. car the body immediately after the adding, bat without 161,101 La This forenoon the body woe found a few rode below where he was drowned, gad as bpat was held by Corona littOlut The jury found a verdict of awl. dada • The darn& waa thirteen yeari of age. - Carr. Mocuurean, son of Glen. lg., a. 'whirtrear swilmely wounded In the battle of Getty*are, saliva' at haute yesterday, under the eare of klalathar,who ha been with for several gled4o leaka. that his want le OW debt well; eider the careful tinning hops theiPlYali CisP• teillifai SOMA. 1 1/1 0 .1i 4 110 1 1ilt v ,f,:i ; Koos pone, of whoollaft.iesitii In Uda osgsgod pubs the Provort Goad. AGGSAYATID AllaltrLT AID BATTIDT.—A lad named John Krick wu brought before Jut ties Ammon, of But Biludighara, on Weduasday,-charged on oath of Jacob 111114 r, another lad, with an aggravated assault and battery. Ti _appears that Krick struck the oomplalaant in the eye will a atone, knock ing It out. He was committed to jell to an swer the charge at the next Sessions, in de• fault of $5OO -Finnigan FIIIIALRS.—hirs. Catherine Ed wards and Isabella Smith, redoing on Water street, Allegheny, had a fight on Wednesday, during 'Flank it is alleged that the latter got the head of Mrs. Edward. between fhcdoor and the door frame, and squeezed her nook severely. Isabella was arrested, and Mayor Alexander held her to ball to answer a charge of assault and battery. AN OLD Ot7lllolll —Mn. Bridget Murphy, an adroit shoplifter, who has recently a term in the penitentiary, has been aaaaa tei. end committed to jail by Alderman Batter, charged on oath of James Galbreath with the larceny of a web of muslin. She gave the same of Mary Karst, but she is the equitable Bridget Murphy. TO GUSH MANOVAOTIIIIIIIII.-.Mt. A. H Bauman, of Mapleton. Huntingdon oust', &ironies/ that tte U cow prepared to con- Moot, for future del very, glue sand rook, to quantities to snit eurnhuers. He can begun on Friday, Me' 17M Inst. at the St. Charlet Hots•. Bee advertisement. G.DIT TOO AVOITST —Mr. J. P. Hunk, Ma son-o UoU, Bitch street, has reamed the Au gust number of Gag's Lociio Book Our fair readers have so long sot so well mode the aequal•tanes of Ooday, that its suocsasivri monthly stilts only require • simple an nouneement at our hands. &nano' Hiram was the name of the old man who was mtuderod near Frostburg, Md., • few 'days ego, by a drunken ■oldior belong ing to the Ringgold cavalry—a lull aosennt of whtoh we have already published. Ruled was a worthy oltizen, and an - honest, pe►alibis man. Tea LAT! Co!.. Rosins —The body of Col. Moneta P. Roberts, of toe 140th Penna. Vol unteers, who was killed at Gettysburg, on the 3d iast , passed throUgh the city this morn ing, and will be buried at Beaver on Friday at bin o'clock. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [FROM OUR EVENING EDITION.] THE RIOTING IN NEW YORK Onslaught on the Negro Dwellings THREE SOLDIERS REPORTED KILLED The Mob Fired into Several Times with Howitzers, Loaded with Canister. II 108 AT SYNTH WAND OTHAW limits DM on about Fifty Bodice RESIDENCE ON 29 rEI STREET DE- STROYED the Treasury. Custom, and other Public Buildings Guarded. THEI POWER OP ME GOVSSIMNST BOON 70 SE SHOWS IN THS HATTIE. &0., &A., &O. Now You, Jutly 15.—A terrible onslsnght IriA made on negro dwellings, on York street. last night, amid shrieks and groans of the unfortunate women and children. A oollision occurred in 44th street this morning, In which three soldiers were report ed killed. A report says titers has bum gaits an Im portation of rowdies from Baltimore and Philadelphia, but it is dim:halted by ►all in formed perione. Mayor Opdyke recommends the immediate proclamation of ca•rti•l law. Gov. Seymour opposes it. This aftsmioon a mob again colleated.on 82d street, near where • tegro wee hanging . Balling to disperse them, ■ howitzer was trained lapin them, loaded with oannistar. The first discharge wiped out six. Two more disoharges increased the number to 22, when the villains ally. skedaddled. Two bistro** were killed this afternoon one on pier No. 7, and another on Washing ton street. Harper Jr Bros., and J A. Gray, printers, and others, have been wanted that their *stab ilehmeets would be destroyed if the workmen ens Sept on duty. The colored people are dudes from the otty in all directions. Gold has fallen to 127. ?darkish' are doll sad nominal, no hostiles' being done of lm portanee. We han some piranhas of a riot on 17th street. To-day another attack on the 7th avenue Arsenal was to be made. A detachment of 00 men, with an artillery company with four twelve .pounder howitzers,. proceeded to theoorner of lattist and Broadw ay. The 'treat, from-6th to 7th avenues, was crowded with nun, women and children. Fifteen minutes Was given for the crowd to altar. No one stirred, and at the expiration of the time al lowed, the artillery, loaded with cannister, opened, and Owe hounds fired. A geed many ware hurt, but it le not known bow many. The. Street' was cleared, the military baring - diapered the mob from the .irioluity. The Icemen checked the flames, so, dui only three or fourbuildinsi were burned. The -rioters rrAxisedid to•Thirtj7third street mid Gracie] barricade of usgorrenarose Thlrty-third emit and Sixth liming.' Borne hundreds of negro women, and , children wets allowed to escape, C=3====2 °Coupled by colored people were set on Are, with thelntention of burning colored man in them. At the last amounts the military had arrived at the swine, and a light probably Im mured. NIT Year, July 15.—We understand that Lee's army to new a rout, end its spirit U ut terly broken. This pieces it the disporol of the Federal government an ample throe to overawe the rioter, in ills and other cities. No doubt-Weed be entertained that the power of the government will soon be shown in the matter. NEW You, July 16—Honing.—The Tr my building, the Custom House and other public buildings, are guarded by oannou sup- ported by the infantry. The Elevators dostroyed by the mob in Brooklyn last night ere valued at over $lOO,- 000. Soule negro bonus in Jersey Oity were calked and burned. Numbers of negro woman sad children are encamped In Fields, Hoboken. The meb at Staten Island last night was overawed by the patrol of armed citizens. The residents of Williamsburg are organising volunteer computes. The Mayor of Brooklyn refused to call a meeting of the tattooing, on the plea that It would inflame this rioters. • • toquesta have &beady been held on the bodies of about fifty Terme, looladlog nearly • dose*, of Innocent people, one aztother and hex infant jut tom A dry goods Am* on Arum, 0 was smoked of forty thousand dollars' worth. The residuum' deist:Ord on 291 b @treat' by the mob wai not Hirai" as the nob supposed.but Ift.lanolaies, where the former sometimes stayed.. . A can resnabllskg Grimy vas awfully Movoniento of Morgan in 0616-• Mir Fore. , Oggoirito DOT en Bata by . Cilgiun, 16.-lAt 12 abet bat alattit; Jalapa althea at Vat Vacs, Adam tglu o 7. aMI from tta sha• *mu app MS altar apaatib Wxyavilla WI bonds& but wen Masa 684127 *A ltd= boat& THE SURRENDER OF PORT HUDSON, THE MISSISSIPPI NOW OPEN, .Dimpateh from General Banks ePe , ter. Wesareorozofuly lb —The following die patch tea been received: vioustrata, Miss Jaly 11.-4 P. Maj. Gen. Rollick: The following disiatoti has has bees mete ad from Gen. Banks: "Basalts PORT Htrosoar, July 8. "Greerai—The fdirsiseippl is now open. I have the honor to inform you that the garri son of Port Hudson surrendered uncondi tionally this afternoon. We shall take for. coal poesession at seven o'clock in the morn ing. N. P. PARIS, fdsj Gen." 11. B. GaAs?, Mij. Goa. FROM THE I'o fOIIAC AL-.31Y &MB OF 2,000 lOU PRISONERS. ee's Losses Since Crossing the Potomac. the., eke., eke HIADQOAWItiaII ARIIT 0/ THO Porotteo. July 14 —Officers report that they captured about 2 UOO prisoners, two glans, several cais sons and a stand of colors this morning, at Failing Waters. The following estimates have been made by oompetentjadges of Lee's losses since crossing the Potomac: Killed; 5,000; wounded prison. ere, 9.000, and 9,500 antojured prisoners. It known that 0,000 wounded have since been carried over the river. Desertions will proba bly reach 3,000, making s. total loss of not less than 03,600. A number of deserters front orir . army have been foroed into camp, and will be summarily .unisbed. MUkt . • CAPTURE OF MORRIS ISLAND Large Number of Prisoners, Siege Guns and Cannon Taken. Naw Your., Icily 16 —The steamer Union has arrived here, from Charleston on the 12th inst. It reports that Gen. Gilmore captured Morris' Island, with a large number of priso ners, siege guns and cannon. Fire gunboats wore shelling Fort Wagner, and have probably captured it ere this. Arrival of the Persia from Europe.. Warlike Rumors horn Paris, oe. New You, July 15.--The Persi■ arrived to-night, from Liverpool July 4, via. Qcieena town July 5. Warlike rumors continue to aims from Perls. It Is rumored that BALSAS lieu:into to the es sential points of the proposition of the three powers, regarding Poland, but the answer was not yet received. Insurrection continues active. Liverpool July 4.-13readstuffi dull. Flour easier at2l®24s. Wheat dull I@3s down in the week. Qorn in fair demand; mixed 25s sd©27s. Provision' generally unchanged. COA,,t.,HAI3CL6.L ir,ECU.4I) WtiiklUTs °grim or rwa PernMVO D•ILT OLCITTS, THCOSIMI. July 16, MM. j The fell of Port Hodson Created quite • panic in the Sew York Gold market, end ou Wedneedey it fell to 127%c, end tu•dey It declined still further, ranging from 123 to 126. Hem, the rates for coin are nueettled and Irregular, and we quote nomiosily et inout for Gold and old Demand Notes, and 113 0111 for tither. Esetern Exchange is steady at par baying, end per rent,prem selling. PUOVLSIGIDS—Bacon is firm with • fair local de mand, and we note 'sale. of 10,000 Ms it 4ge for ehoulders; ti)f,ipo for Plain Dims, and llig)ll3ic dotter Cored; a In, 10 Ms Cincinnati Sugar Cured at I.l*. Lard may toe quatod et 10X,4611c for City Leaf, wed Hoe Cork $14411,25. 11.00 E SVCllltati—Tnere is • moderato local in quiry for Etour, add the market II quiet with small salts at $5,60.6,60 for good extra, and $ll,OO to g 6,00 or common to choice brands of Extra Family. There Is next to nothing in Grate, and the market L quiet and dull, with no material change to no,e to quota. Dona GEOCEBIT.S—fougar is Eno with • (oh demend at prices reaming from 11% to 13c for inferior to prime grads of New Orleans. Cairo Is nominal with an ocymional sale at from 31 to 330 for common to prime Rio. Mologi unchanged. WHlnillf steady with small sales of t..-mmon &mulled at from 43044 c; we note • sale of 18 bbis et the timid, figure. HILL FEED—steady but. unchanged, We of 11 tons Bran at $26 per ton.' 4.HEEtll6—is Brm with e. good demand at loalosv for fair to prime W E. New Yora retroleum Market. apecasi Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gasetta. liaw You., July 16.:-.Crude U Una with a good demand at :10431)(0 on toe spot, and 9340.5334% for tieptamber delivery. Refined to qua and firm but unchanged. C. Pittsburgh Oil Market: J ink 16—There boo been considerable activity mentioned In °nide tri.cley, and with a good deniono and light receipts, the market condones to rule nroi and prices are fully maintained. As the eastern markets are Improving, there Is au Improved demand for shipment, though ■ Ippers aril allege that the rates here an too high to admit of large shipments twine on apnutation. We quote at alo, packages returned, and 260, packages 11:kennel, with miles of 460 bole In tank at 400, HO and 166 bills at 260, pack- We Included; also, 26 bbl from a ZIOW well struck ta "Dunkard Volley," Green Downy, akm doyenne. at 42c; pacsagea returned. We oleo note a We of 180 bbls Allegheny Lubricating at $7,60 per bbl. There le a continued fair demond for Behind tu bond, principally for speculation, and the market le Ann at our last quotations. line of 303 bbts bonded, city brand for Jaly delivery, it 460, and 60 bble tree at 630. Deoalno le Tory dull and neglected, and there appears to be no demand for It at nay price. New OU Barrel@ may blurted Arm at 10476 each. Allegheny Live Stock Market Arta' 16—The Motet for cattle has been more ac tive and b.:azimut than for lersrel weeks peat, and former prices were fully maintained, though we do not believe there was any advance more than the usual difference which la always gained in a brink market. We would undoubtedly hays bad thoworrt market of the aesson, had net an unexpected buyer come In kart at the opening of the merhifs slid took three hundred heed of the beat cattle for the are of Geo. Couch's division of the army. The number this buyer took soon changed the Wes of many who before looked sad—xonethlng like • dealer who par. obsess 160 bead. and loses 25' of the number, and many such there would have been had It not 14111110 r this welcome wisher. We do not think that can keep up to what they now are.. Cattle are arriv ing freely, and the demand is very light. except for army nae. Very few of thole offering are eullable for butchers, and was ititot for the government de. mind this slue of stook sroald not bring two-thirds of What it now commands. Many who thought there were lid cattle in the country lut April have been foraid to change their opinions very materiaby o date, and quite a climb or have been obliged to pay arorel 0 .1 1114 44111 r 1 , 41 e their laformathm. It could not be Otherwise than there would be *reaction. snit one which woptd felt setionaly by many. It was kapastible for butch ers to realise any profit. and it.r. I, l llol o'llOPossi- Isle for their cancellers to 44tX Int WU" 414 y ae r ie obliged to have for their wet. What could. the la-* barbs man do to support aloofly with nine dell= Per week; inSS pay Manikin he. wars obi to goy meat I' The conrsquencs his been liirl d thsg off In the cotautopdon, and amseuniustly maul for cattle. Ica Hoge there is nothing dning, , T_Tth7 of iodic& There Is a limited demand for Damp. suitable for shipping. aid we quote set °M b 14 the .111,8"1 th• motet. The following area:o6ot quotations Ins the Mat 'NA pada of cattle: - ' 4 to nisskst. , PAC,y. 425 !ti- , Reza all v l rty TtiltdAnalltt iffcsi of . th,j c ad" iota' this teak • oh saki yam. film Ohio sod Mao* amou. llll ll lOW bead; bang = bad mom than maims last:weak: &low inu b. soot ••Ca r trp°ttattlu t kazatt:to,li baia " 4 0 1 . ? lii liCdei li n=" l4 =6`hairof iito Mao Mau, whia*tog 1000 its sub. at NM. Ewald* k OD; whokoolid 94 bird of fair Ohio stoats at Seymour - 2 Co, sold 16 bead . of Ohio stock at 33‘ Narks & Co, whole:Wed LSO head of fair Illinois steer. at 5. Crouse & Co, retailed PA head of very fair cattle at yen A Bro, sold 160 head, mostly wholesaled to different lots, et 4%,63,6. Butler A Oa, wholmaisd 61 head, a trilvd lot of cows and memo at $280818.60 per cwt. Oreelsweit A Cio, retailed 66 head of tar western esti le at 3y5. Webb & 100, sold 67 head of Illinois still fed cattle —tcp of them sold at 6o—hatance at 14,60 per met. A Oasterible, retailed 20 head of smell Ohio heifer, *t rinfttesey, sold PO beadof Ohio cows and heifers NA 1%444. B Monroe, retailed 111 bead of cows and heifers at 3tgek. Ohm Montgomery, wholesaled 36 head of protty good Ohio steers at 43i. B Chun, void 10 head of fair Ohio stems MI. J Myers, whJenaled, 16 bend of rough INCSUITI eat. at 11,40 p er Imports D uauroad PITTIMUZGICI PT. WAINIII A 011.10k00 July 16—Peon Stroet litstion-lUbbe oil, B L Fabn• ebucesock A dui 10 do do, B A Yaboestock A co; 30 beta pearls, MaKeo & Bro; 41 bbl, whop, Jame. Boyd; 1 73 7 at. oats. U & 11 Wallace; 33 bp ;Wham 11 Ai Mug; rI els rags, I obis liquor. McCullough, amtib A co; 20 dodo, A Gockenhoner, 60 bp den, dead & lletagar; 110 bbls boar, 'Gregg A Clandenlog; Sd 01l DDIII, T 21 Baler. 1 car headlogs, Alex Taylor Alleghs-y Station-2494 aka wheat, B T Burned, & 800, 149 sks wheat. 1 oar oat., 1 ear will teed, dunce. & Boon; 30 bble 3,ur, Myers & co; 9 bbls os. meal, Theban & betty; lot sundries, Jno Lee; Li baskets veolatilte, W C DilUti; 29 do do, Goo Bet tis; 9 ao do, W Taggart; 3 do do, W J Bunre7 1 0 do do, 11 McCabe; 14 do do. W Andersen. OLIC•114.11111 A PErrallOnsal 1411.110L0, July IG -1M able crude oil, A Connie; 4 bola eigs, CO Da cheese, B Indr.sll &co; 12 ors eroeo.',,, B W & Co; 19 unease, IL Biddle; 100 bbl. flour, &Unknown A Lmbert; 1 bbl bccoo, Atwell, Lee A co; 100 bbla dour, 11. a & Kell; 10 bbli twb, Beam & Coffin; 12 do du, J o. Mal; 131 aka oats, &rank Vangorder. rtlE ir 1100K15. NEW BOuE.S.—Lott and Bayed. By N Hon. Mrs. Bettors, et Gude. by the Authoress of egalta" and Fair." Warrington. By the enthuses of “Itutlidge" and ..liutherlands." Puts to Ambles. By Labo*hye. Th.. Two • toter... by M.J. Mclntosh. Leave. from the Diary of en Army LlllllOl2. bac:mond% Physiological Remus. liauroond's 11.11.1tary kisaleno. The Banes of the Old World. By Brace. Life of iibratopher North. By ors. Gordon. Rake and Sketches. By Hugh Miller. Bunting adventures in !onto Mirka. Baldwin. wad Mem* in tooth Africa. By Pau. Kinglake's Inue zoo of the Clint... VII. I. &balk'. Summary of the Art of War. New ed. Garr'. Infantry and Bile Tenting. S sobs. Bow itt's Histuy et the SewernattraL 2 vols. Drifting About. By B. O. alamett. The Fury Day Ehllosopturr. By the Country Carson. Weak Lungs. and Now to Mike Them Strong. By Dr. D. Leal. For 4.10 by KAY & 00..66 Wood street. II _ATE rUBLIIJATIONS. My Bentham tritinds. B tlon LIIIrk. rooktmtlitto ary of another the 14oroi CLirlw ld. The Croat Iron Wheal Zzaistwei. Briresilow. Demon's Thirty liens la the U. 8. Senate. Lee Miserable'. Cloth end paper. Hyvo and Hart Beecher. • The Mors and the Angel. Works In History, Theology, Medicine, At inyls Je.g. L. THUD, if Yeartk "tree. A trwir.u. burria HIJAPMCY'B Errimcm HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOB THE PEOPLIL LIST Of BPIOLFIC 1111117D1123. No. I—For Payer, °cowman and Intainntatka. No. B—for Worm Peter, Worm Code, Waling the o. Bed. S- For Colo, Crying, Teething sad Wakeful-I las of tablas. No. 4—For Diarrhea, Cholas Infant= and Saab mar Complaint& No. 6—For Cahn, arlDingaa Blboniai7 Blood 4 Nati. No. 6—for Cholera, Cholas Morals, Vomiting. No. 7—For Omaha, Colds, Inltheess. Sots Throat. No. B—Jer Tooth.the,_l7.creeclas, No No. o— lee Headache, Vertigo, Beet al li gthosai of the Heed. No. 10—Brarifda Piffs—For Weak sad Deranpd Btheasch, Coustlpadon and Liar No. 11—la Female Irregalenti= Painful orEbterromed Periods. No:lS—Far leraerethos,, Profuse Illauses,Baring down of Temals. No. 13—For Crony, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing. No. 14-6di khans POl*—For IGgetpalea, Magi How, Pimple. on the las. No. 18—Rimenwthe 11th—For Path, Lammas or larenas to the Chat, Beck, Loins or Linde. No. 28—Benninallabudosa, larch:Wary Dbotargal and Samoa Debility. 19--riots Illenth, or anther al sada or ail. I day. No. 110—Urinary Ineouttheare, Wattles the Bad him Zl—Painhd Periods, Prater* or oaths Ho. 3.1-13atering at change of Da, Flushes. No. a—Zpilepay and spares, Cannes, Os Till. A-1 or lover end A,guo, Chill Fever, Dumb Aga, Old llbenanaged Agnes P—For Pine, filled a Bleeding, Internal or Na. tarnaL o—For boa, Week orllnfained Bye§ end Banda faillag, Week or Banal bight. C—For Catarrh, of hag matting or moat, altar will ebrau dice or palms dischsrga. W. O.—.a Whooping Cough,abeUng w Adam ALB:' SYIO[IIOe. For detinanir BOLO --oppreneo. Did!lndy to bored Meant attnoded witA (hoop end Figeteto rattoo. Fries. 60 non per box. For liar Di e, nog Derthrea—Dhoinagoo Prom Me far. the malt of doubt fever Voasaal or Heir. eortala. For Dolan to the Bind. liininas of Heir• log and Wolin to the Zara, end Xor.Ache. PAO% 60 Mal pee bom ner= i ii m Ular Glenda, rolarned end In doratiog bentanipi sad Old Ukelele, dionfu. lone 000,cep of thinta. ilrlae, 60 omite per box. For Onearat Deltiiiry.—Physical or Nervous Weak one, When the malt of Mauna Excenive Yea as er PriksuatJAg Dtiobargea. Moe, 60 omits pat box. ^ /for Dropep.—Thild Aotaatalatinoth Tumid Elwell. tap, with inattty nooretiona. Prim, 606. per box. Tor firm fikAiret:—Deatidy eicirnem. Vorttgo, Mao. on, Voadthog, sod OWN* from riding or inoticat. Price, 60 aeon per boo • For Urinary bin ge- . —For Gravel, Raul Cancan, Didion% Painful Urlnation,Thotasee of the Kidneys. Moo, 60 ono per box. For ileotheed lealegoner—lantitmtary Dtaliirgeo end Omega= Froaratioa and Debility. The oust natnenfol aW *Donn{ retar-ty known, and may be retied upon ma • errs. Prim, SI per Ult. JOHN .Y. 'FULTON, • Noll. 67 AND 69 FIFTH 817/.111% , Sod agent tor the Woodmen donates. mono KBAL lfer&111 SAVINGS INSTMITION. Isocopfoobol b 7 the Lasts Wore of Psalmlnstil. Open for Drpodta from 10 a, in. Co 9 c'elook p. m.. dab , ; also on 1311.21MDAY lIVMIIII9IIB. from 0 to 9 o'clock. far oaks, in 701711TH eram. A &LYN, OONT lc aaa PEOITTABL3 DEPORTORT,Itir lahotera Gaeta oat all thaw whoa ma to wasp aro, boob, abo mamma booblsaeaton,'Admtabtoey 001. lectora , Aratits, voliabay Ilbobtfator Aleoctattooa andwoes! of ell ebbe& labraat the rate, of MX PIE 01111MCgisr a. oU b Dahl , cep dopostto, iLIoI. If- sot drawl, alb a* placed to Um orient of, the eepodtor aa tho Ann Aga of May atadigoiembia, and theroaftee blar the save lataraa am gat palatipol, At this AA% . 1 2 0 1 1 Ida Ambit loot *IN o rl 6 • fit ink 8111 coutateace Go , aeObstta thejaveast masa /anal tho month altar oath depeata are ma da . boas, ;naatifatay Mader, Illy.lave, As, tied*. att aPPIIO/103A 64. the oglose Frie4lmil-4 3 A.A 0.40 51Ni. yd., p i ...44 0 0—W. B. COMAS)). =1 )lon. Thos. DL. Salmi acm..Y.A.,X,MMik Imaa.JlMat i . „ fa. WM% w. B. coo ia, mob Path ,_ , MATI•3 MIMI. BIMIMMI_TO B O I I. . ~ Wm. 11. Baal. esaganie.i "tvisa.-A..,4111.11E11M.. mMIOMMwIP DAWN,— ii- ammo l ibm. a 81iOULDESS; la' bacon and tnai sukooo ens% • u WOW lb• SAW,_ _ .. • f , A. 1,000 Obis. bit.BB PORN; 100 do 1 Mar LARD: _ • .. 600 tiorooo do • '•• or• 0Z, 1 . S -_ S ' 0 bar. klog fahonOm: Oat B• D; In Om efol PT g**•l ,: 1 9 1 !... 11 .. El•Tre • 0%. e _K_ L - 03-Inbotili ire4o.- cifitujUji nrall Olii.t• - ' 100 bbk-paroDtiok:o344 . . • - ' .. ' ill, ihd o* tr • 114 WacrantodtcroPmi 4, . . esl4 b a .. . JAL Kahl, L1.•8011, , ..,, *..d To Wool, atm* =3 Mil &Timed =4 tbr lox. htAhis t ,, tolk 9iantib, on Meniuoillooiiiiibingoir-iulab*: &tom drab; iberadaisti gain ataita—ma alla at SIS sad IS Pt, Ode stmt. J. - THILIAPI4-- `FUlkiatrif iatiCk. : ii rkp ßl3 ; &a, ***laid tt depatti &Wald. Ulthar atm tad - -" • • MUG ri*OA " 4E - 120 Raatt's . tfaioaaa. — .. a.as - w..otale steed. J. a a. raua.m. 7 ~,,vswrorAtf orymtv7-470. PACWO III .. I.ROPMILIZZEOR .HAy, gnaw AHD €ll4llB. ... %.•• AmorrAirrGastrronsmalunNi Oinuome end Doratimume.,.l. • ' . Garner 0 and Imeny.semindatrettsi.„ ismuniurrou. D 0., April 111, 1181.- fto WHITEST PPOBALS cre Melted terra= h leg HAT. STRAW:OATS end COBH: for the um of this Depot, to be delluvel at the Italtroid Depot, or at any of th• Clovernmentli r tarno to ilibi Tho proposals to - be sedressagto the Whilerelgited. et,oi •bould r Atate onantLty of each article aiso the mid the dalmuf detherf. -- Proposals' sot bUrecolvoilks ttse thomand ( 8 . 0 • 1 4 bof Gorpwrilaht, Pail t) (60) Una of_ Hay or. aud upwards, Wass lb should be ha the, toren of the Wuxi:intent to contract for a lees , . . • lgran to twilit In good malt of stout two V) maw whbili on to lm furidshedat His colt of the cant:erica. The Hay aad Atelierto Is; Menotti mord. All Grain and Hey °Drat to tie sub.*, to • tied Inspection by the Government Inspector: oontracts will be.astazden from thue bottle. to the toweet reepiastbla tddison.as the Intonate of the e"r. -km may. omalm.. .ilmad security wail be repaired lbr the Militia 1 cilillosent otany -contract bade wader thla.aduerilsoment, _ raiment to be nudes* the completion of the con. • b. /s.Its.OWN, ayulattat Mouths ard A. Q.. Id. V. 8. A. toga a.* I;;& VALUABLB FARM FOR SALE, situated to Ramo& county, West te.ginea. A mite fromleer uncobtrland, nod hating so onton• give front on the Ohio titer, (deep *stet). • Oontateut WO mono In able; Mns of otutiteticm; aaa two veins of coal opening oa the sitar-6 loot wadi loot Wa tt= ; also •is lootreia of, bolitar (ay. A min email* tramp dwelling, barn, and - atom teth:nig logy; a aplandid , ordtharg "Of •beirisilection of fralt Tognatiewinthlbletelganrobz.ort , ballots, wad it the tome gine tedele•thi — Oold int fin tail, the above prostate a We opPortankritaf a Immodestly Invest• meat. for pirtaralire apptyat the effiee Of. , B. ltcLAitl t W. lteal Sedate Agents. bro. lag Feint' at, Tittsbdrgh; Or, 7HOB. le. LIConB, oa Atm farm., VA.K2d FUI ted 3n Du i: Tor oonnt7,.ebodt tro iallestroza iscoruimy, containing two hlldred 4d olglity.rdtot corear_Tba Wad is of good quality about one -hundridaorec oicared. Cloal aid 11111118/4116011itili Olga ma — Also D•olling Bonze, Born aid theartt. -Thicleared land Will timbered. —WM b• 'bid kor. glair to one, two, or three Ulm.. for tanks,putiaolialtr i py a t i o n Blum. - or, B. PATRICK . TIM street, Pittsbrutb; Or, 3. 11.:DIOIC., Kittanning. Pa. saylSolat poi& tiALll.—tins___Eigotrior wound band 0711113D113 so WNW b 7 SO feet long, in whet. One superior new BOITSB,:61 bolas diameter. teat long, )6 inch Two HYD8.6331.10-741188333, for Flaaneod, with pumps ell ootobtete." Biwa new sad second.hend STUN. 1NG1N773, from lb Inch diameter dog? to 6 Inch, will be sold low for cub. • ' HUMS 31. WU, - hAdf Ow the Allegheny. aim. talt..7cdatAllaw. FOR SALE—The MANSION HO and ABOUZ ONI AMR t7T 0110 END, ta lents; ta tits estate of the tau ;nigh Meth. bum. toady tom- tad m the borough stitsushester, on the carom of Loco* street awl thii hash of :the Okla Mar; being pert et the well-known Gemmed prolo• atty. tot terms, Ingalls of A. D. MTH. Ho. st Fete mast, Pittsburgh. of FOR SALE—A convanien) and Wen. Waited TWO.Brißlt BBZQH /10014 with 7 rooms andgood dry =liar, and isydnnt ander, with • fr ame stable' back. Lot 20410, or 3 lots 0321.10, on Locust stress, Manchester. near Pawner Bait. way. Inquire et Ur HOB, or to HIIIBY 31. .111DDIBLu, Loans strait, Manchester. fait mu LET—A Cottage with five rooms, J. close to the ItaUrged btatkin, at lietilokleyrille. Posen:len even inimedlstaly. Apply on the prentlica. jyto.tt J. L. CAMAS:MAIL FUR BALE—A good route on the Inman Octant. inquire at tha Omitting boom, ballroom the hot= of 2 and f o'clock p. m., or at 769 Penn attest, from 0 to 9 o'clock p. m, • TO 14CT. BENT—The throe-dory BIWA weintouin, No. 6 Wood street, two doer§ from Water stmt. Far terms apply to TRANS I Rah= LEX, Mailman, al or to Aldan{ WOODWILLL corner 9d and Woodatreata. Mr] I Two - or 'three Isoomi 1 in the third ce Muth .torts of Gillen Build imp, nab street, with or without strata power laquiro on th e prolate... watt; Louts itillNiT=The third story of the butldLts now 000uptel be the saber-taw, =our Cl tlt. OLD street ant Duquesne Way. Jenntt hUIIr. esBIIWOUTH. 'XS 11114.XCE .dozirra. I GABDINKS, CORFIN, Aeirr los u .7aAsuis. PilatADlLesiL AZD amain* 001112%.111111, tiort,h-aut axmer Wood end [bird streets. W P. JONEA Acme Noun Amu v • a., Sta• ot Pennsylvania and Hattlbrd 'Wa n k" OOMPW.S. a wad: stmt. QAtti UHL Klee, idaariltaltY 0121132ne A 7 cimauw CON)/M. corner Market lad Wit& cram. .3 el !I A F.l4lfitiar, ~. ~ ... tilmwrUluisitil Guam% Denim Wastusaviatimrt, Kart* 10.180. trirmilts ON STEAM VESSELB are V twitted to wind to tho Quartenneeter Diet ware once tenders for theft Mutat or eels. Tenders should metals desiniptions of thr , rebels, their tiltrisnaloos, entailed or registered. ouzels, - Dana aiming capacity, materbl.whotheraippered. whether e.aiblieleir propellant. whether copper or bon lestimod, else and posemot engines end sobers, and should state the prim at which they ere ebbed, lot long or short ehertar. with Marginated value et the mewl la ore of k, or In awe the governmeht socinld prefer to pardons basted et eharterbig. Owners of &tram rem& aimed" In tbs mentos of the Qaartenosster's Depertmint, arc requemed to make bream to Die Department say reouctios to their primal totes which they may be ailing to grant, ena also the prise at which thisy. wUI be Et& trito mil these. . .stich Madera Should he addressed to the Quin, tennester flannel of the flatted :bates, at Weenie& ten: sad should be endorsed wt.:naiads kw the char. ter or We of fiteensen." • _ When hushed they will be isonaidered, and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy se rum attending army tramp *bitten upon the omen end Mir's:ors by substituthig. whenever It can Go mei Mealier tootle of Kcal ospeelty Bur those now employed. Embattle FURNITURE O►S# •MY WOOD =AEU ULLINa Oil , 1111.(o) JAS. W. WOOIMU4a. 11 sad ail Med dad, appcs# . eibbaaiidso4a 044, dad 111 Pau* Arad. - 1010.. CD Rt 4 L. CALDWELL, (mama to lamas Holmes ik 0e.,) POBX'PAONBit, Par Is 11100 N, rumv,ll7oll.oolElD cos. MAZIME MILITARY' OLAIMV.IIO x I=, AAA NACM. PAT, rad • MAI/Wet dortriPtkoh sarodid by Oho mob. oodbor, at the lorlycarsdalPqdamfloool. all Ws . 411APATLOB, - • •-• • Attssora•ire . o:IVO:ant rbok_Pittsburgb, Pr -11. 1510 if the tarts dos net inocesell..iiail allerlanwicisini waft. . why JAAWalultri!i'' - • • 16eispe Ruin& iii3KILLS4.I33II% ktndeof /WC ,Nmget4iirk . thipe Moslem Apdarsos stresta LeMbik l iat &Mi.* etzseiCallegbati cr — - . *IV ...400110eittra t s k i i l o l l4 4 , ' . 50 ' -phign gang Mat skin I,oll.obbklbinkliftilt In ko .+aedfor~~ coo*. a : l9ll4thlkid etnati ft 111 X IfiklitilidAd i • ~‘ MPl44' l %c ` "W i tku ii"is l ° 4 • 4l •Arg"o", tad candin at deadhigThatii.Motathiedi;si KWIDPIThra QiSIJ3D Bu NEM aroan sad 100 it iislloo4 .- wOOl. TiViNs,', ail kin*, 14 ;NM sad dad's,taaaltlss, ao Hasp, Max' sad Odin imarar WW I to ata's sad lobilltats?..Clottan isaispodelass sad .disa. Lima. Esd GostardieSis•Sdass. damb-aseds tl aa r ao. lobe K VaMsa Leak V. To.k. fp e147144i t 411 ,n1 f a ft l itir "LIS litiLt • lA* triiikUkUSlS.43 slrui in. atom aia atioano Imam. tom a 00. 5141L1104D1R g U lte i liVFlßY. Alt illa ; ma . awe al -, ND•T unit - - - :me 1,416101T1.tri.1111-CZYITH&L-50110. GIS' DULY Tad/s6. Tb rintouss - amourioriiatON Tgal l3 tears. the Parana. Gem*. awl,. (resat. 0 .0tt1e 7, ) et 0 : 60 . 6 1e.... 0 0vi0n at an thaelon. b.zweene Pitts- Myatt 5 . 4 Pbtbalcitdel.and waking direct mimeo- Wit lor Haw York at.Pletladelphot. 'The THROUGH NA= 'TRAIN In, 1 the FiR• raw Station may ormnbia Oric, -tun at 450 a. so., eitetTbra este .. Tebk l Pe •'=" B ri ' ot making dhow onactiona at Harm .2 id . and Wsabinctem, and tor Haw , ~ Tilli o nilllO _ gatIIROUGH WL.P.113336 TRU , Awns d. 12; at t so ~.... flit on at minotyal V' AtieQa Gmbh( ' finc:d m 0..- it narrwtcon for .althoora eta Waahloatco and for Rae York •to 31`.cot0wn tome and Philteketa. The 5 Wlira bytes the Otatito ego ( a i m , thmeara it foo. imut.. AcTpuisvalz,PA raWkid dation% crAn*Olthrtt Parstanarg tor •.altheora and Waidetnaton.wad at Yhtladedotta tor Raw York. 3000611tODATIQB TARINI, ohs Johmieweamonsocnamon 10100 HATIa may, faseept lhanday) at 1:43 p., - m., Grendot. stall Me:Um and roaming as ihr ea Goemmatuth. Wird Looo:mor,tatke Tram for WalTs 1' WU. hula daily (rzoopt dooday) at 6:80 e.G., . Baceond 3. , :acoodatton Taste' B.^:::'W3.Ts iltattat , aayea daily (exempt Sunday) at MAO a- so. Third Becommodatioa_,U , ain tor WeVe Ittatlez_ Gana daily (cuoGallundayLat 41,03 '. A. Toarth 4,Mcnotendation Train Mr Wm:Jane:las tames dally (=opt. Benda) at 4106. au . The Chureh Train loaves Wall'a bt:X.ora army fen day • at 9:06 s. ict:',' returning, Gores -Pit tabsts:Ge at Hawroln - t - Traini Maim In Ttttain4is ea Gams Helthsoiri- , Uvw,`ll:6o le G.; l'hiladalrala Its. mea5,14.30 6. to.; Tart Lins,l46o a.. 56; Monet Hall Trail:l,l3Z) a. G.. , Join:down Aimisamadatioth : 10:06 e. m...-Visst Mall'aL6totion Acconabodatioa 425 a. nt.; ' Hooond Walla 61.1103 Acconasaiation ' 6:36 a... la.; 'Third :Wawa rltattoa Arnownsodatiso 1:40 p, a.l Potattr aloha IltaGoo 7jomsestedallate 6:05 p..G. , illaitiMartaltzproas WllTht•leit with PhD. adotobta HOGG 411490 p . mon! Arddays. . TeWeejad Platra•Gbt and Indladis econemat Shin. vale InhaGG/Mt: trUb Thronsb..AGGelpedatfon. 1531untanre -Fr oatantbdation and ill. Trewaart. and wttbadttiewilHaman andlown Anima- ' Trains lor.Lbenabmy 01:10,5C1 a. Oran* with Hz. pow. Trisha sad HMI Tr.la Weit,and with Thwomb Loootentoliome end Lopree. Tula last. The imbito Will Ind It greatly to me: Wanda a rain rid OW Wed. 14 trawl by the X.tor-iyleants Oantral liallntad. asthe womomodationa now AGM. cannot be worpsiud to any other rental .n.t..SAnd if ba11:44 with dons, ecd to entitaly hew Gom data We C.ll prowls. satat7e speed aid Gietort te ela Gb- • may tam ltda Bond with that: 0:40E3.*7. TAM.. To. Haw Y0rk.........612 00 Ye 8e1t 1 4. 5 6.41t .. 1 CIO To Whlladelnedz..... 10 50 TlNLaitablite*,.. 1 tar To Hanisbnry....- T 66 t h ' —' at=chalked to alltandea on lbroontyln. Hattroad, sad to - Fidiadell;bise Pattbeam. ; and New York.. TamangsWe paselmalog tiGata lA'ears vitt be c atm texordtog to &Gem emerald. la a l dtaree ma Rd GM deka rats, sateo2s,l43o,statiaad when tba Hompany,ba. no Agent., ~ ' 1101103.-In ,seat loth thsroettottrilliudd - thamorins responsible tar pon101.11" Sege tielle and for an antoattlyrok exostallna.sl)o. H. H.-An Oman= /Lie b. , . ban =pima I. on a syswasser AGed bang. op to Ma:Vier* uwrOo• pot, at a 'ettlerm. KAMM =God 25:otnte taresellew MSG 10: 5 l*dreza , tior novotojo ..,.., .. .1.U . ..w.ar...., . . At Ike r omayiteui Otn1:11 134.11tr.,1 ..i l t . f .Ll' imort esst4e,, ,,, e , ANlMl OW o..'t t 0,,,,-. ..i, C . LsVELActiptlEigiiik P/MllllB4lll , ADD WIOB.A.ILBOAD 4.11 li II Bit ASllAliali mon e.--un - anti otter ZOND.Lif Apt!' 20th, 1865, .T.o s will:mars Is Depot oritha tatintylrania BaHrzed, ha IBM bar:, so folle Pitiebirgal we: .1 - _ ad Wheeilies Dina. Learesleithtbarghl , 1.4 X) a. =I 6:1 0 a. m. 1460 p. m. do ' Weskit/gal ihlo . I .11:18 " Shad . do .81e ban's 0 . 4:10 . I V:O7 " AM ii .do Wlualing. 6:10 10:06 0 4:66 Artiste Bel:late.- Alt ii 10:26 " 6:10 . Oonnecting at litsubenville and Ben* with Diem benvills and Indiana isallroad and Omatmil Ohio Ball. road for Zaimarille, Renark, Oolumboa. - Xenia; Day ton, Indianapolis, OPidnnati. Loniseille, Oalso, st„ Lon% Bt. Jompla, and all point! went soil eonthasset, and at Wheeling with Baltimore end Ohio . POOrwrgh and Olsaela“ lAssa, Biiihuid. Loam* Pittahnziph....i......... 101 a.: m. 112.40 p. ea, do Warta, --.- OAT . WO 0 go ggyard............,....... 6:40 " 4:01 . do Alliance ............-..... 6:16 0 4:66 0 . do 8an0na..........—.... 724 .. IMO . do Hudson -......—. 7:66 ii 6:10 it Axrtves 4 Illevebal- . kin " 714 " e st. Bayard with Tamara's& broach for yew nigh and Osumi Dolor; et Alliance with Pittsburgh, Yon Wayne and. illiicego - Hallanad; at Ravenna with Atlantic and Cireal .10 rn Railroad for Warren Greenville, Miatllills,' alai, (ea% Jamestown Lad bidivasnosi at Hods* . with - an* Jana, Zanesville end inacizumil . For Akron, Cuyahoga-Falb and Hillenbargi. at .4nereCand with O. A IL B. B. for Arlo, Dunks and Bahia . with O. AT.B. B. for B=M:tap, alp, and arm with steamer, for Detroit. . Wellsville Accommodation leaves at • p in. Itaturnlng trains arrive at 0:10. a. tn-:• vac and 8:05 p. ca., and 2:10 a. m. . I=Tickeis to all proraintat — can be 1. the Liberty Street Depot, ittsbdrgh. GEPBGID PABAID, Tickst Agent, And at Allegheny Oity, - A. Q. CiacoUtllZßßY, Vast Agent. for further tniormaroa, apply' to - W 1 i•Lii Ira/SWAB% Agent, At the Company's °Moo in Ifreight6titimr: pain at. nal . . . TIOLLAR 13,5.91NGS BANK, No: 65 Porwnitlmrt. • - • C miril2 1866. Open daily from kink o'clock, also nu Wrainoiday and Saturday aryl:W=ln nay Ist to ticiambar tot, prom. 7ko o'c lock, and from flora:abet lot to flay let tram 6 to • o' • Deposits zoorired of all nuns not lose than Ona Dollar, and • dlrldand of theprotica declared talcs • year. to June and December. Lateran hae been de clared aseni-euuanally,_in Jona and December, sines the Bank Ina , organised, at the rate of slz pet oant y a areast, if not drawn out, to. placed to the cradtt of We dcpcoitor al principal, and bears the sem. in. Wrest from then:at days of Juno and•Deceam her, Ann. winding twice a par without troubliunkhe dem4 tat to otlion mu to pearant, his pass hook. At tkla rat% moue; will double in leas than twelr• years. Backs, contalnint • ther.llharter, liy•Laws, Muse and Belfulations, furnish ad:path, on application at the Pansinanz—ftraOltaZ ATADI—Fik Joha,D. NoWadden. Juba ,S•baes, Alsialatt elpeoc, takbestoci. Jamie liamisy, Jame* Hardoisso . • . Carla Adams,- Jobs Q. Backohn, John o. l3 lnnish Geary Ethinhi , Mama A. Cruller. , Maass Willi.= Douglas; John MOSS, till.= b. a /ItNam ~ Pete fL Busker, JoD. William-8. Lovely,. Szerxress • tet:daw _ . _ * Bosassr re, A )fR 'IITS ID ; ta th, RD.Buoi, lIIT t 0.18.110T118 ID 713/12, WOOLIEIe, eta.; Bold OH PLANTS, YOWLS, AHDIALL Dy.all Druggist. auszywhers. Detrertiofall wortlilassisdtsifeise , Priaolpsl Depot HoagW.A.:7 SON 300, B. a. 6/..L.' ;useoo. WhOssia• 41Pacil.PIAP.° 1 10 4 Pa ' aist4mdMel I/DOOM; P 131025, IQaft ';—.I.34iYEWAND, Avvyik. NAN, AND Lucia Ittpiio2lMOS SHORE uSE n.* non ant *pat Icnormunl Hama • hiCTEIAIfr COS. Wn..)20W.17. _ Will me awing tbs sossisi tsrtween the oboro Fob. loam Olovoloallba f:netnino Ott7.7iat 11001 111 1111117 WlCOthff at bin1111,111)4: Pod *Mao., Yorodor Yozenvfllo,'nnvos'Aaborbh Poet .11WS4 wod• ; 0 4.. 1 7 0 7 r t°l33l)" =ppm kr Gionbut4 mot 11002 Def zL 1 0% 0 11 4 ,1 ;• 6 =1 4 ,1: htit tisUbbraistrisua ased`tbssi wan etas; wlll loon thotboon withounaull. krlioah MIK `T :TT, 4-1311MINtain !MI ` .14' Ostrotivaiiiiiii trirgo iiial.:Ohollor 'of igroofil looditlio teapot sorosorah wiry poi& tOr coorookso so tam ororyiarlo ,titvf• to pm.. Of Alp* *Joao wo boy, of vlddr ' aro Om you DUN. WOO kin' yr ai ' Pon, 10? 900 two to Om parr 01. :Poeit ! rt•uitar.„ • liar ' - Vorrialrols-dio Tress intlwiluters a Clan Ba. osesitoo Um. - " ..'• ..-- ; :: - , ,1 h a ' • IVZIIOIIIIII3IB from Ito S fret, thing olorrlMAßlr ISIZES• AND r stoirsobs aid rota& - ' Ultimo rtrZOßOlitMl.l4l) , thprroUP AIM' Pftirintrigly, rm. “ ; , . , ... . • lE - lirignil , WPM, IFORPora. Jo . - r •• • I 'mu 1 - 11411. I• 7 Poi 13 sad I 11 , itkaillOs bbis i)(0114 a kliff; t: ilaattmote awl Bpi IfLuallinbis" 4:1 " )144"°'!!438-bi la. i ' t ei iiinilf" * ITYL ...awe. ' .7•1:: - in (7 it 1 - 14 6.; fat raw br th. bond aria Mau br ... , . ; mum 4.-111alleiBMIT. gib rty and Mind stmts. T.' mimed this •W71471"1 ,Ind as ) ::" '111":11 .- l tl s'Y' l : " .41 's .I"itirakul 17.3 Q • • IsealL Pannocj John tr Marohailt , Jams) D"..D. Mods, D. Pollock, N. D., HIL Barawni, C=M=l :der A. Madeira. WA!tar P. llarikall, John Ori.- Botat UM). a m) isthawalt, nus Mild* . John •JA.'elnalaborpr, Wi.Uun Leehaarrr, Ttnalo. Wildonvirioilthrh, Liana Whit.toz, 'Wm. P. worimary Ohti.tinn honor.? - 1.H..4. A. OtPJ.TOZt.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers