The Daily Pittsburgh gazette and commercial journal. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1861-1863, October 23, 1863, Image 3
filittnnit (gazette. AY .... . 23, IBtw CITY AND SUBURBAN: °Metal Paper of the City. MiII<NMOOSCAL OZSECTATIOYEI taken for the Gamy; at Geo. E. Shaw's Optician store, 10. i 4 Fiftt street—oorreeted daily : DIM 9 4. u. 12 Y. 6.T; K. . Barometer, An Unfounded Charge of Murder. Onlirednesday a woman named Catherine Searrinppearerbefore the &ayor and prefer red a charge of murder against Joseph Sny der, a Gent . * residing in the Fifth .Ward. The allegation-was that Snyder had murdered his Wife, and made way with her remains. She had not been seen since the ILth , and her Mysterloas absence could not bo accounted far by husband; farther than that, he de nied ] itil knowledge of her whereabouts, and most positively asserted his innocence of the charge alleged against him. On investiga tion, was found that she bad left her hue hand?and gone to Cleveland, where she ob tained a pass from the poor director, for Buf falo. This was on the 16th. In addition to this testimony of her being alive, a letter was yesterday received from Bernard Snyder, a brothev of the defendant, residing at Albany, Kew York, in which It was stated that she bad arrived-Abere on the 18th. This letter had been written three days before the charge of murder was preferred. It was clear there fore that Mrs. Snyder had not been killed at all,til..was still alive and kicking--or able to kick if she felt disposed to do so. The Mayor; therefore, discharged the ease. ~, Child Dean on. IA A few days ago a lady a ved at Greens burg, on the train from this city, having in charge's female infant. sho represented that she went there to meet her husband, who was inOlbesimay, and whom she expected to arrive there on the Baltimore Express the following dity. She stopped at Borlin's Hotel, and on the day followniging, a few minutes before the arrival of the Baltimore train, she pot her child to sleep and loft it In the cradle. She -., dresied herself and started down to the depot to merit her husband, as she alleged. That was the last fine she was seen in the place, end she is supposed to have taken the train again „for this city. Mr. Berlin woe about placing the child In the poor house, when a wealthy citizen, who had no children; took it in charge, and adopted it as his own. It had but one change of clothing, which was of a very eanzzoon quality. The mother wee gen teel ieappearance, and retuod and intelligent in her ' conversation. A New Bank At time like the present, when many per sons are at a loon how to invest their surplus funds, it will be interesting to know that there Is a cafe and profitable institution about open ing it, books for subscription. A number of the most far-seeing and reliable bnslnen men in our continually have for many yews deposi ted stiOis, earylng from five to one hundred denary; in the branch of the institution repro sented,by the Allegheny Ladies Relief Asso ciation; It is an itinerant bank, without sale or vaults. The funds are immediately con verted' Into fuel, food and clothing, and put Into , circulation. It is entirely reliable; backed with millions upon millions, for "Ile that givuth to the poorlendeth to the Lord." Subserlptionbooks will hercady on the let of Noveniber, at which time the annual report of the society will be made public. Amusing—. Very I The'eteonzburg Republican, edited by (Jou. Win A. Stokes, sometimes gets off a vary mailog squib, of which the following is a tampla . : • • ~W es kayo receivod information from the east to the effect that the -Abolitionints found by telegraph, of which they hid exefuslire cob, trot, that Curtin, notwithstanding tiß °nor- . moos fraudulent vote, was beaten. They thou caused numerous false returns to be manufac tured, in counties which they controlled, '2O aa, by a new (rand, to relieve thous from the defeat which the people decreed. By this pewees* they will give Curtin a manufactured majority. If this 'herald clearly appear, it is !a:Tooth/a to believe that anyone but the law fully ablated Covernor,OeorgeW. Woodward, will be permitted to assume tho Executive functions." Deluded Young Girls. Several young girls mystericutsly disap peared from Zanesville and Putnam, Ohio, on Settwdzy last. two of them were arrested at Cohurt/or, on Monday, and had in their pos session.* large number of anonymous letters from soldiers n the Western army. They al leged that they were going to Cincinnati, whine they would be taken charge of by a cer tain Captain, who would conduct them as "hos pital noisome! to Tennessee. They were evi dently the victims of some designing rascals, who had found them out by means of that most vicious and dangerous practice of "army eorrespendenee," now so prevalent all over the country.. The girls are all highly respectable, and their absence created intense anguish in the minds of their parents: Plowlag Hatch in Hampton Township. At a tneetinglield in Tallyeavey, Hampton township, far the purpose of considering the . waits of the different kinds of plow now in tee, Mr. Charles'Anderson was chosen Presi dent, and - Charles Gilmore Secretary. It was resolved to have a trial Of plows, on Saturday,- the 7th of November, in a field near Tally 'envey-4he skill of the respective plowmen to be tested at the same time. Thirteen 'names have already been entered, and funds Ai:Weald for the purpose of defraying the expenses. .Judges have been appointed, and - See pastels= will be awarded. The contest will be: exceedingly interesting to farmers, and also to - plow manufacturers, who ahoald see that their best plows are put into service. A' Quaker Wedding. On toesday, Robert Eastman, a widower of thirty-die, and Ann R. White, a buxom Liss—both of the Quaker persuesto - n—eppearl• ea before Alderman Kline, of Rarisburg, and. in his presence were married according to Friends' ceremnoy. The bridegroom repeated the formula, "I. take this woman to be,mi wedded wife," du., and the bride; "I taktithis tag,D to be toy husband,"oto. The Aldermen said nothing, tut • was a' more Spectator,. 'trail the ooneltudan.of the: ceremony, When! b pronbunced them matiletid wife. The par.: ttee ion from Saabs critiii4, and on their wey , received handwtde feeler his sorrkmi: '-• L R am l'fatsnro..-4n, strouynamed B e .try toftttrttiti itt:Citstp Cur „tin. h av i ng etroloe ts;cept sitars and pair of droweri. 14 04 liitenloord of htht Ono u he loft tb..stai, buil /R T . pospd that howsint tifffiir inns! oi ;Ivor and a rA wslaci himself; k For saverstldayo pre;tons tositad orprotissd destrolhotoeftoo ono trotdd shoot or kill him. Itasirtned that souto body or something 'rico tarok Mtn continua ll y. • ~ finnoiw Dzern.—On dstnittay, the I 0 th Lisa Sallie Kelly, a madden lady, aged stout sinty.eight pan, roaldloir near Campbell's milt; . IMackllek township, Indiana county, while ping on handset to Mr. Jacob Kun kle's in -Arnntroos township, was seised with • fit of apoplexy, wbea,nurthe boom of Mr. Dabs. Uomike, miles, from Indiana, and fair fromherhone. She was carried into Mr. Thomas' holm, where she died in • few min. of es . Amu E. Dicussor is to 'peak in Ha. Palo during the latter part of oast week, in ad vocitty oaths Union canoe. She punnet walla ffill poweitiof orsioryiitationld doubt less drew. 414 Ovarilowing &Oa city. W & ltoteAce.abiiU bare the &imp of an sointeiffif her , lnune in a narks of lectures to , brAletfr ;ads: - the anspiees of the Irving ,hieDl4.-41Askodstico. tintafrOiTtXo Aosiney w 0 bPfl by-UtotwourTay tot,"fetttriettistft to ki t eitkpi-brainstkt of MiebititbritPtt; 41th if 610: !!•:.";;; u1t,z,•.94-t-.%1,041,4-:- •• • beolmatlON:Vialpenon able to give aiiy inlnrm at whereabontaet man named Da rid Abbitt, will confer an espe- ! cisl farr,r urn) bin distressed parents, by ad drervin,,,, David Abbitt, Sr., of Indiana, Pa. Sold Abbitt is a man about 5 feet 9 .or 10 in ches bigh, somewhat stooped—sired al.,ut 1S yeara--haa dark atraieht hair beard and moustache—had sort low crowned, black h earl of (on the sth day of 0 o war at Altoona, going ared, was n,t In bis right min op TA,' _7... T ay I or ,OPYSTNI Brawl Goods and Shawls tho, Coons SUM.- %Oyu n resident of " 'of Bra Braddockytt fields, yesterday appeared before morning, nt J. Pinch's, corner of Grunt and Alderman Taylor and:preferred a °hate of li9. Falb .tre , t. vault and battery against Gotlieb Beringer—he- C. Stu., Dentist, 24S Penn Street, will at alleging that Beringer had beaten his daughter, tend to all Cusineis of his profession. Amanda_Taylor o a girl aged about fourteen MEI= 29 4-10 years. Beringer preferred a similar charge MARRIED: against Amanda, alleging that she had beaten RAI NnlL Ai IiLF.S —On Thruxday, Oct. ltd. at and abused his daugher, Itebeeett Beringer, the residenee ...I the bride's father. by the Ras. Isaac aged eight years. Both parties gave bail. Aiken, 31r. lIENIIT nAYI:011 and Miss LAURA ll.knrEZ FOR NOvEYnnn.-51r. J W. Pi ttoe , Arlit.F.T, tooth of Allssheny City. opposite the Postollice, has received Harper 10/LLOCK—SILL--0,01.4, !IL by Ills E. for November. The table of contents is quite Wilson, Mr. SAM IEL lOLLOCK and Mim an appetizing one, and leads us to anticipate NA NN it a. SILL, both of Allsgbeny llnmzr. No mach pleasnre and profit in the perusal of the number. Two of the articles are profusely it . sly Instrated--000 entitled Pictures of the Ja- DIED: panese," and the other "Tho Northern Froo- • w A Rl , --OnTheroday. itt.LN tier"—forming one of the interesting .erica of Aaoohter of IV and Roimrra Wan!, aged I ”tir rod' pictures contributed by Benson J. I.osinjt, II months. under the title of “Seenes in the War of Ir I 2.'' The lancrol will take plarr coo arrcasisya, as 2 o'eliwk. front the rehltlenee of the parents, 26 Pike W. H. Walnut. of Wellsburg. Erie CUOIlly. •tr”et. (Howl, of the family are respectfully io was killed on the 14th inst., by the falling of ~,„4 ,„ a bridge. While hauling a hea v y oaw log PATTERSON.—on We,laeviev 4).-t..b.r over the bridge, one of the stringers broke, 21. st. Itio:t, ELIZABETH TANKKIL wife 05 Hotly and he was pnicipitated into the dry bed of Pattetwon, the stream. He wail caught under the log. • The fantil) are nwpwetfully invited to which bunted his abdomen and caused death toteurl the funeral, front the re...Wenn. of Mr. Italy in a few minutes. ife leaves en invalid wife pot el t . k MOILNISO, and one child. •th totter. 2111 t, at In o'clock. earriaanto will leave Loon our eon THEAL-i'.OOC enterprising tle• Stahle of W. S. Jack..., Fourth street. et et ' gentlemen have put in circulation a two-dol lar counterfeit note on the Merchant's and Mechanic's Bank of Wheeling. They ore 8 P L .rOTIC ES. described as follows: 2s, imitation, vig.' AK E SUPERIOR COPPER eagle on branch, 2 each side ; medallion head; [cf . / 3 above and below on each end—well done MILL 4 Fxrallso WORKS, PoTanrnon. andealculated to deceive." PARK. 3PC ETRDY A; , Manotleatnrent of 811EATIIING, BRAZIERS' AND H. v.rva voR NoCaunra.—Hr. J. I'. II unt ,Al MILT COPPER, PRESSED COPPED BOTTOMS, Soule Hall, fifth street, has received the No- RAISED STILL BOTTOMS. STALTER SOLDER. vember number of Harper's Mut/urine far the . Also, irriportera and dealers in METALS, TIN coming moral!. This number completesthe 27th volume ofthis generally popular perioai- PIATE. HEET IRON, WIRE. Sr. Constantly on S harp, TIN o n e . MACH - VMS AND TOOLII. ieal. It in a number promising much Warehouse. N 0.140 lIIIST and 120 SECOND STA., sting reading, as we judge by a glance at the , , loshurall, I a. contents. , 5p. , ,,a ,irklen. of Copper eat to any dealrwl pattern. Two PICK-Nu - Errs were arrested at Ilarrim. my2a - lydaetT burg, On , Wednesday, one of ninon gave the r 1 , ? , T0 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF name of Thomas Bums, and stated that he L.,' D. .TII SEX ES.—A reeerend gentleman har- Val from Pittsburgh. The other bailed front tee 1.,0, re-tored to heahh in a few days, atter n Dayton, Ohio, and gave the name of John o. Hunt: They were held for a hearing. .:ortoinr..,ll ths moal rout in. and irregular earn ACUrirrED. = .l.eusbolla 15 es bi t, tri ed. at IV bee I • hi...wt.. i dins in ettratuturtente. to hie alltlietrel felltnr ing for tho murdor of the child of 31.1.1 Me- en elm,. the mean. of rare. 11.trte, ou the receipt Coon, war' esiiiittini on Wednesday—the jute, , ttr r, eattreterel ettyel.tr., he e In ttend,feee, a eery of rates three hours' deliberation, agreeing upon ' the itrrectription need. Ittr.rt ~ D r . J(4121 M. a serdiet of " not . gailty . ." nntiN A Lt. MI Felton street. Y. Y. rollll.lplaerT DAIL Lnwar, Quartermaster in the 7-th ROLMES SUNS., DEALER! Pennsylvania Regiment, died at Chattanooga, - i s FOREIGN AND DOALRAITIC BILLS OF on tho 28th inst. He leaves a widow and EXCHANGE, (lERTITICATES OF DEPOSIT, several children residing in Indiana, Pa. BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 51 MARKET , STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. THIS POLYP/LA.IU or Tat WA.; at Masonic Hall, continuos to draw-immense audiences. : C- Collection', made an all the principal cities We cannot speak too highly of this splendid throughout the United hate , ai , work of art. Every scene is in itself a beau- L -- ;40.1Ili COCHRAN &HBO „, M an tiful painting, and the series a trutliftil and ",- -.- ufarturera or IRON RAILING, IRON lifelike view of ono of the most memorable and VAI;LTS AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW, SHUT. hintensely interesting episodes in our cuntry's ' TERS, WINDOW (WARDS, he. , Non 01 SEtTIND b history. The genius of the artist has em rei 843 THIRD STREET, bet. Wood and Market. diej in the Polyorama a poem, a history, a drama, and a painting. All is truthful and .• Hare on hand a variety of new Pattern*, fancy wad beautiful. Every one whose boort pulsates Plain, satiable for all inn-prwes. with ono throb of interest in'the present sirup- Particular attention paid to encloaing Graze Lots. pie should visit it. Jobbing done at short notice. apt We have at various times noticed maimed 1 , - W 1 J - -- S.HERRY H. COLLENS, FORARD and wounded soldiers—the horoosof the war— ,c:, , INO A.ND fnalatiSSlON MERCHANT and gazing upon it, and .brene followed scene• alkoDeale dealer to CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, we hare hoard them exelaim i •• Hon- natural: How like the reality :" and at tho same time FISH. nod P1 , ' ,10- .` IP ,o erzfi7 , No. t P 00) BT.. point out sons favorite battery or squadron, Pittsburgh. Pa. , nal orthe precise spot on which their own rep- .__ _ . _... . . _ ment had fought or charged. (2.7 7.17 a G E.lr'r Al, One night sitting in litasonie Hall la equal in experience to an active campaign. Eiteh battle scene is worth double the prior of ii , l mission. The tight between the klerrini. and Monitor, represented by minitnre vessels, nightly calls forth shouts of applause, and the result of the contest works the audience up to the highest pitch of enthusin,th. eannotdesigunte any ; one acene 0144 mor , beantifht than'the other: all are inkeoutpara • bk. Go and see the Polrorame. . Sir.. GIAYBCONI . EI CO,IEEtT.—The tictigi amine for Sig. tliambours conoert, wh.d will he given on Tuesday evening next, has airrnily boon issued, and contains the sonars, of M r.. Downing and sirs. Stout, together %Vitt' those of Messrs. Torge, Dellam, Foomarr and Abel. The price of admission ie fifty rows. Tiokets can bst obtained at the music stores. SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICICSi. Gaovsa ABB Baczn's Bairns° for &rally and utaiiitaaturing purposes, am tbe best in use. A. F. CHATONT, General Agent, 14cr. 18, Fifth street Taolus PLeargyiph6n and Ornamental Slate Roofer, and dealer in Permaylrarila and Vermont date of the bed quality at low rates. Moe at Alex. Laughlin's, near the . Water Works, Pittehargh, Pa. • SECOND ARILLYAL OP YALLAXD 'iViarsa GOODS, Jost received at, ttam'l Graham ft Co.'s, Mer- chant Tailors, so. 54 klarkot street. It con- Ruda of all the very, latest styles of clothe, cassimeres and ,vestings; ovary:listings of all kinds of the very - finest gnauty , ail of which is seleeted from the latest importations, and will be made up in the most fashionable and best manner. Gentlemen desiring a stock of goods to select froth, that cannotbe surpassed by any other in the city, and erery_garmert warranted a perfect fit, would do well to give us an early call. , Giattu* .k Co., Merchant Tailors, No. fri Market et. SAMUEL ' Gampow, Gco. McessoLass _ , . I PLANE, W/NUOW FRAME STITT, LINTLES, Sum- J SUII-SILLS JOISTS, SPOUTING, LATIIE, PAL- Fon PALL AND W[ eves WLAR.—The cum- 4 IN G. dkj.c. j. ir, to. mer is put, and by the morning's frost, we Ile will fill orders for SAWED STUFF with begin to apprehend, that fall and winter will 1 promptness and at !Mr rates. shortly be upon no and we must provide our- N. IL Persons wanting LONG TIMBER or POP selves with the ma teriel to keep us comfort- i LIR ''''' 11'n= faulted t. '".„aml, j ," hi. stock. able. A nice fall =it, or a good and well- , „,,20, 11. " — ' war ''''''''''''' made °moat are the very thing, and . we do EY Eli A !CD EA R. -- -- net know.. of any place where .onr" readers J would snit - themselves better than at SUM'S. W. $. McGee k Co's clothing establishment, ; D. BAELZ oornar,pf Federal street and Diamond figure, 1 p.. particularsttsatlon to the treatment of Allegheny. They have also received a corn- ; CITRONIC DISEASES, the L'TT and EAR; tee pletd 'inikortment of gentlemen's fareiehing j on CATARACT, SQUINT EYEd, for ARTIPICIAL goods;tenda great variety of newpattents for ' Prrne I""t. &BMW/ LL ETEo. and tread a walittionting, &e. i i - NFLA3I.I.I. , ATORY EYES ; also HARD REARING, De all diseases arketing the Tar end leafing to Jun: RLCZIPLD /MD Radar roe Seta .— The ' Dearriers. fine usertmcnitif Pall and Winter Clothing, I OM.. 100 IMM! STREET. my22Jlyis lately neared - by Moms. John Wier A Co., •Ci'NELL ,:t STOISEMAIS, .Marehmst Tailors, 1iti.146 Federal strut, Al legheny: . The stock of:clothing consists of , BIANUFAOTUREBS OF WIRE-WORSI, the finest variety: cf. gonta",pantalliorde, nee y. „ al r on-ti ' s'itid.iik 6 - 0,4 a, 0 AND noata and ovencoabi,, The stile .of patte rn s, is , i'r,:sB7BEENNlrrup, cam. spas N ,A , e n 14tiral litnd testifenable: We Monier invite lands • RIDDLES, for Potwar/ neat. tisAltr all of ilir:riiddiiiiiii , ei the itiOve gentlemen , wogi FOR WINISGWS, *Jo.; DIRD cOaa, ow a eili - ' - • ."-, • - - ; NAMENTAL WIREWORK, for Moven, to. -. •,. , ~. . . . _,, Jon Its Tistealisn.. E. E".. Fairchild, 1 aer allainecl wIDE for Weiss D..D., glistgoraeq, Prange, county. N. Y., . *flick: 'lfni; B. A.. Alierielroria's Hair rdikti ` • 21° ' 16 " Ü BT B Mr" Desteier 4& Votsiliiiiinbi 'hays been used • OEN TILA.L .U.4UU ISTOKE, ~,, , . , _ la"tty fainity' it& beettetel 0t0e4.; anal 1 ki 'Dike pleistiele eortitieildbig Diem to Bleb as 1 °hMt " 'F i dr ;r l • 66 "u" , AIf 4E4 "P. bide - was lon" to - nsir star preparitions." GEO. A. KELLY, Pro 1111 l or.. •-Seld by Druggisteeverywbere..! Depot, 198 fireerruich street, Ness Yerk; Pile roe Soinnue.:--ThrOughout the In dies and Grime= eampeigne, the only med Wines whieh proved themselves ebbs to cure the wont oases of Dysentery, Scurry and Fe ver were Holloway'a ' PHU and Ointment. Therefore let every Volunteer see that he ill ~ , TWO BECOITD.IIAND ENGINE& supplied with them. Only 2.5 cents per pot • One 12 bob oxlindur;lkei stroke. or .hoS. - 228 . One 7 Inch ...,,• 3 . ~ :Liar sit of Dorles-Ve s: new end My good, Warcasi Jirosusr;-4C.--.Y. 11. Roberts,' . ‘ ,cii,,„p f or c iak . - . . ii. If. Staag, No. iy Ftycli street, : is now opening the most ' ael:ntf , • near the Point. 1 choice shirk offinn Gold and Silver Yistahea, AN . 'lt • RICHMOND - IN ' THE Joirelry; pier Were and Fancy Goods ever . • -Tutah_wi,„„-,..„ prepared to.s u mbh 0, 4 ,. dlspleted In Oita Aty, not' is sallinirthem et 1 tains end owners of Steamboats wittO 811.11111 ZS • reV0L 1 4 4 7. 16 .* y e i lo,l '• • . • • 0/WES. OW:kens and stroke We Will furnish ill , ' b::., ',,,' - -, 4 -I c y, -., ' : •:• . - tb• =ebb:sn of a boat: end sinad le point of et. -0 0 P, , -' 0 9., --"Illt -loaf 'wo..** -I k,- ,-• . . -team* te t ono. =l ire bolo, by 'our promptness la Four aousa4 at dUllsn..., . " coming up to Ana, and the guilty, Cl our wort, ia . •Dentsfluetity.te t DeotaTlastiGtS. ' "how ilia I* 12 • 002 0 of our own d'ormou• If. M. DODO, Best ctit.m.X*atis!mbest cheap Dentistry, ~12 Dank of Alleshenv Dim% iii . litublnoWirrinto =whine work. ......:::,,,,ts ....v If M... Jowl thoro* 1404,10ti0n:14:3 larisos o. ask streo‘litithorgta.l4 1w atiarl . *Naito ot-tadtate Fscey run, ui J, maim of Grant end Filth streets, itriiiii(thioColat House: • OnSGSII3 anti carriage calls will be taken at ; TRH N,: ~ . g-erri eat . r . _, this Giantism. office, No. 41.0 Pena grads dal ' - ; or night. All orders left at the above plias : BY TELEGBLPH. will be promptly attended to. All calk matt • presentdifficn ty to be aPprehended Trete the . thallal tio forM.llllos-nte. news h Co e t a to tearne n is r ex li aitr al: I N i ' be paid in advance. • , 1 01111 SPECIAL DISf'ATOHES. talked t of new government or Mexico, no such ;•., advanced. Rreadstuffs generally !teak!. . government boring sr yet been established. The usual antbmities report Flour steady. LaDm ears hare their cloak, made tOOl, -CT, . arid warranted to fit and to give full satisfse- • Ti. 1,11 I. ,m,rvertinteut e::: nut and eid no ; C•rn firm: Mixed 2.7k.2.i1. Prosisions quiet d on, at the new store room rf A. 13aten, 21 FROM WASH -re-av if“ .-. era f . . .1 i .. );%. , ,, v . ~i,j , , , q t., the relati•di I.etwcrn lois govern- and s t eadv. Beef quiet. Park quiet. flacon , s•.eady. * Lard quiet. Tallow 4t e ade, ' , e r re . Fifth ,tree t. ' mentond Joareen. No ; ,taint has been made , tenni quiet and steady. .. . ' fo - rcognition by the government of Max). .„ Loodon trier. 12rh.—Breadstuffs ,ready. . ni ii.a i n . or. In., • lo `ii uf no : a 'it id,: a tc I eel 'ed "' a / 1 T 4 _ '6...,e,t-ja,a,,,firml,,i, Coffee _ t fir .. lu o i tton Tit, him. ','• 1' P° le, to-day . will " re.a . ch 30,0e0 — bales: Thi, morning'. raronick contains the tol• • 'Pio actioti ..f Coe I: ti , li.li 1: ~ er i• inert in The market is ,relied, veer fictive and buoy-' , lowing double leaded editorial: turning eat :klason and ...Tag the ram, , ant. with an adrai"ee or ,!ad, Bresdatnirs •• We are in receipt of astonishing intelli- regarded ... , ,, ,, , , , i „ h4,g ~ 1,. 1 , -, t sn,lee.. , nn, , , qu c ieLa , u r d s v t r t... J t .r d A y i . h. l . i f e h r ... i, was te .‘ ; 33..,3 4 . . b,1i„" grace in regard to the removal of Gen. Rose. • mg salt our 6..reranwat. :41. tine , 0- 1, ac- that every English gentleman, whose real n The whole country will be stirred at i kito,rted, it to L e to triti,l, cg,,n4.1. Th,.., ,, , ,,, oliri t,i ng „.. 6.e .r a o ll it th i e 4 ,hiaosn,rViibie,7l.grbliantd.obt.l::ibthi'.ptr,ejisfudui,eol rho atop pata ~spw hat we shat ) clu-onicle. It is armored that i three - charges are made against this late pop- w iei ,,. si., _...,,,.. , " 1 4 ~ . taken bldeie • Government in seizing the rams. ular eommander. The first charge is pre- : ti„n ,n.,..,k r . '" nt ' ' ' ,n l e ' tar ''' . ' The nortieng Herald considers the act as signilicast, that Earl Russell has succumbed ferreibby liens. Crittenden and McCook. to ' '' 5 . v e 0 , 111 , 1. , v . „ .I..no i n: d 'r } C „ ..!f; ..' , .i i . 15 ,,,A le i, it., • t he giressure put upon him by the Federal ernment. Two war vessels had been on i g et.: 1 ti a d the effect that Iloseerans left the battle field ;teal ..,i during the crisis and fled to Chattanooga ) and , vent any attempted departure pre . : use of opium, is repeated tosnis'ht with;ereat herams. reimrted to the offieers there that the day Wan liemieteneV, but admitted that these sue not The' ~chttracter of tile speeches at the New Jost. It was reported that subsequently., the ~„.,,,,, of- hi, removal, „,,,i 1 ,,, 1 ,„, ine ,,,, York Lanquet to the officers of the Russian through opium. be became insensible. The , fleet, bpd invoked considerable comment in determined on before they acre kno .' The ' second charge, it Is rumored, is made' by the I • Government offieialt are re4senting tkt dig- ' ll l' i ' siita . tett in regard to the Mexican ques- Government, In the effect shpt his orders were ! pit, , hen .„,„. ~,,,, 1,, i,,,e, , ,, ,„,,„ ... 4,,,,,,,0- , r . r on that the Emperor Napoleon has addressed' to remain at Chattanooga until reinforcements • ittid,.,l n, twii„it . totitig,o. . • n onto letter to the Arch-Duke Maxi • , should arrive. The third charge, tts it it ru- ; / Millinn T y approving of his reply to the ..., nix SOISTIIMMf S Mexic deputation. It is also stated that tooled, is to the effect that he declined In Governor Vales and See er r lVellots were the re e l„ of Maximillian inA .atria is retard more from Murfreesboro, In June last, when • also ..r Seeretary Chase's p.• to ins•peet the !lAas an aereptance of the t4s.ine of Mexico, n: ordered to do so by the Government, aan Ale xandria rointentions. l'i ~,, and measures are being tak'on to enable the t: opportunity was offered to fetish Bragg, a s /... Acct-Du4e to set out for Mork* in February TM: onarir IN sloon OM I /irrirs. ...we' M. M arrh'nex t. large portion of his (Bragg's) army having ~ ILoilt hei en thensand eas the treble of Poi-sem—The Paris correspondent of the been withdrawn to succor Johnston, who was ' Loudon Time. believes that it is true that Massachusetts tinder the late draft. The Inure '',' it la most unfurtn- .s - Prince Clan oriaki has demanded of the French her actnally oat in ranks is I ~ ,, r, 6 and English governments their recognition of operating againsta e g h a a i r n g s e t s G a t! . n t t riz . ". I mime Flint Ito. the Poles as belligerents, and that France nate, as the name of Roseerans was a talisman i Brent fraud, in the •uoolics furled to will not at present accede to the request. of immense weight. I , " " What the reply of England will be is ali bi& oeeupants and leanisters of t he con vales- knov , Affairs in len The New York papers make the Teeping Pod continuo without nay ny I c e nt ramp Lave recently been disrllver,l. ancusation that during the battle of Chica• ; . . • o f , , .,.. ed 1 tun Italy two r at i ons pi/ a o r s sirs' . uchan g e... mange, Generals Iloseerans, Crittenden and 1 . o ..., u'iy.i': eutn•e, °nee Med. we. resold, firobablT ' Tranquility wan restored in nearly every part' McCook were asleep at Chattanooga. We ' It : tiii. iintiotiono,o . , ol i i h n e n P n rr ii z u r :e ri a nf Litho tile, Vathignia, Pou t putrid Mesh SPri"eni mitt d learn semi-officially that in regard to General , and good mint , cold. It is reported Cat o°6FRANcE.—The Paris telegrams says of Lien. Crittenden this statement is false, and that , . . • . i s . : Yorrey's rehire to France, !het it will net 1., core high in authority lire implicate, e and an nothing has warranted the circulation of such ky0.. ... , , , . _ • ,• plowed by any reduction of the French army ti anon in ante going on. ¶graph. The blame, it is Paid, Connected , . . , ." n , e., ,I. me.i-• i rIninSGI - Mlll.in ninon Ann TM. litisiti . . with the failure of Chicamnugn, will fall wholly : The Retreat' of Gen. Lee. Thc New ,":ellool Presbyterian n Synod, upon Roaccrans. . , , ASITINGT6St, Oct...M.—Accounts from the • PCS• 1011 ere, waited on the President in $ W. , In another editorial, apparently written be- &may of the Potomac received to-night say body, to-day. In reply to their address, he that it has been ascertained that none of the fore the al l ure, the Chronicle one n said among other things, that be km,,. rebel Infantrliwcre engaged with Gen kit- It with doubtless ho gun situated ~ katriek's cavalry , near ckland Millson he wasn't n great man, and vt,iderell that Genetail Rosecrans' almost absence lasi.A brigade rebel sharps om it annorg. Mr wominr: of the 11,11.1 that he ej..l*nd".,,Y ttt and partin y deluded our ear from the engagement was the pri &treason was where Ire wag, but thought. perhaps, it i ilry into m' the beliof that tlyol wereattricked by for his being relieved of his co ii more .e, ' no, better co. -in/re 10/ r,-::4-4 ni, , n ~ jorl. and i nf. uitrY• . , especially as the General who tat A illthe brunt ~t,n, ,n.,,i,i,...,..„. General Ile s army, wit.h the exception of of it has been appointed in his dad. We ' ' - Gen. Stewart cavalry, el-urged the hereßappahan reason to know that his condo on that ! r i Ilan n.-1, . II r Ti,, nett . ' Ind '' 1 ' '' ache L : ~0 , 1 4, . W ys e.): Viiginia, have bet n fir inched froze the Cien.Sterrart fell back on allyiver on Monday, not atripp a ingVA.7en .d too ; :t te h d ron i th .t w h h i i:b m, h n e . neck tin Monday at RapAlhannork Station. nr , 6al on , when news of the battle 11 reached be e, was severely censured by thg military ~, , ,nrt.,,nt .4 . the m„,tioogolioio, .1..‘ ,,,, L , ~,, Ln „ 3,0, 0. jo l y a nitml for m twenty-four Lours. authorities, and was the• probate turning / r the Department , f We-i Virg;nia, under Cen. The officers of Gen. Lee's - army stated that point in the decision 'that has Leon reacher • oral tidiv. their rapid retreat was calmed by a destitution but we hamard nothing in saying that prior to - otu,Ett,,, 1., nil, OE, ,:,0 ~,,,,,,, ~,,, Of provisions. that time the" had been grave ca se S)C " m " An order lis o heeu is•tied by the W The bridge over the Rapidan hod been plaint against th e General:, If once he- ar De- carried away by the rise in tbe river, caused .. . pat tu t ent, requesting all ofscers in Washing- by the storm of Thursday night; and General fore on the ere of being tomer , r his taii• t„,„. ~,, . . . _ Lee laid a pontoon, over which he crossed his urn to 1110,0 to the aid of Gra t, make a het,. ;,, j. P .; e t r , ' a t ' i ' ii n . ::' , i ti ly mti o :: o ' g ,i 7 ,3 ' '1 1 ''' ' . 'n dory ' "fc`i:°b,,t h i'a believed Hero the I r 3 i : ° ;o . l73iderable diversion in ,his haver by attac Bragg , i f 00e. INSPIO - TIOn.. rebel force nay north of the Rapidan, unless and at another time was somew strongly , zi ,.. ;; ,, ,, , i , ciiii,,„.,;„iii.riii Barn, ~i i. i „,i,„,. It be portion- of Den. :quirt's cavalry, with remonstrated with for his delayglin moving ,‘„i; demo the 1 , ,,,,.,,,,,,, „, ~ ,bf , ,.„,,,,,u, ~ ~.,, Ids artillery. from Murfreesboro. tienerral Rtllleerans 1.1 i P. wan currently reported by rebel officers in many things shown himself a kon4l o •i,.,•1 the new ur,r6.s b •- lo' At...tem.:tie. that lien. Lee having driven G Meade to .r. ' ~..,.nn,,.. ~, n „n;,,,, ns, .„. ~,, nnos,,. wards Wa.aliington, and destro en. yed a portion of and his superecdure, we believe, ha on slur i,ri,„i3u,,i„ at 11;, , h,n,.n.1 I,n,n ~ ,, , , n ~,,, the Orange and Alexandria railroad. that :. , : , t. r he s r 5 t , i , e ,, 7 , 1z I . 11 ,.. ill'a be or i,, iz very reluctantly determined upon ; bu neglert lied of tile money sent I, their relief by their tii ' a l tel l y .w dle ' of orders from his superiors will ”"`" the l ' " friends , to the ainient of sixty thon.and do!' patched p to the nen:nen:emu of General Bragg, man for military command-" late The prom i.e dal hereafter mote y sent end thin report, strengthened by previews The above are specimens of the stories • the ,h. ,,, ~, h,,n , ,, ,, pri, , ,i.t; s i ,h„„1,1 au! ,„.,..,,, runner thatth , nt 0 i t , :1 ,3 0 ,, 0f thth,el. late that es shout ! n u Eastern pros. arc telling on the subject. On any ei,lit. unie, official cur ne orn/ to ti.at el. 'tar t Tht t • r:C.7.l r. now " spa lases say Tl7tt e l.;•:e t ral be ga n . the other band here is the close of an edit°. , . feet 1.. given. set! !Lon e ith eitic:. , u. mill captured 10,0,1) o f oar troop,, an d a roil b a t dal In bast night's New Tech KeeMeg re.. , „ e l, „.„,„„..,„ :. g i,,,,, •,..,„„, d e ,:,,,„, „I ~..,y, and large numbers of wagons during •• The removal of Rogerrans Will fill many / arming / e / n /I L• 7 7 lii. lett , campaign. It i• sufficient to remark, .ti prise ••••••••,....n. Wit ..u..1 i 10111: hearts with saltiness. Ile has, during the past t :t.i answer, that the otheial repurt• contradict this statement. year, gained a high plat , . in the esteem of our The Warranton R.:dr...id ha, not been .11. 1 . whole people, who thought with pride of Gm t orbs,' by the °richly. indomitable rreadution whieh 0,-n the gent Wu now hold the country E.L.t. I, f tie• Rap ck. battle of S patkanno tone River, against such fearful There are nu signs of a battle. odds, end who hare the belief that 1t0....ren• L VIES in want of fashionable Dress Goods, Cloaks or Shawl; should not fail to call at A. Ea ICA . . 21 Fifth street. 111= WA It PRNSIONS, PAK N V T 1 AND BACK PAY. -r. 'WA 1.1"76.32 13. A. Y E.`IVERC.II. CLAI 51 AGENT Ll:vik:o by tbo S. Gys,rtyilni;__ Id 3 111 - 111 ill* eatbatina. renneyltmtla &dawn. west a the mountains, Last crn Ohio nobilere s and 11 est Vtrftols, Soldhws, c bore their Pensions, Bounty stet Deck Pay encored nrethls efface. Cirri:Oars will he seat glie lug full Infotmatlou to lb. noldlers, or to deretatost Soldiers' }tetra, allowing who ant entitled, to the renslott. &runty • and Back Pas, and the manner securing the llama, by apply • {nit to nee by letter or in person. OW" No chem . . until eolleeted. pENSIONS, - 11( WNTY, BACK PA 1. H. C. MACKRELL, 171 , 00 1 1:7 AT LAW AND CLAIM AGENT NO 114 TF1.71.1 XTUENT, Prrrasman Collections in Allegheny an , ' adjoining counties. ProseMtl. SO LDIEIII4 CLAIMS, oterery tines ; BOUNTIES for all di argeol Shidiers. PEN SIONS, for wortbded ctn.-ors and Soldiery; BUCK. TIES and PENSIONS for Widow., Parents, Orphan Children, Brothers and Staten, or other legal rvpre. mentally.. , of than whn have died In the onreice, or hart, dirci atter discharge frnm diwato contracted in w.reice. CarNneltarrp until counter d, and no letter will be ann•erad n otionp is intdowd. feliglyna 1111.1T.11ii CLAIMS, 111/lA . I'IES, 1'EN1•11:N`I, BACK PAY and MILITALT cl, A IMS of ecru dencription, mllerted by the Sol .t th. pdidaing, rate., via: Pensions rip ; all MIN, c laim. • C. C. T.% Y LOB, Attorney at Law. N., 71 Grant novel, Pittsburgh. Pa. N. B. No rharrii aro 17111 , 10 if lb.. rlatn, diom not ancceivi. nod rill information given irrstis. sofily ItiAAC CRAIG, OUTLET IS A W ALLEGHENY CITY, constantly 'ota had • large and dram/021y setooned stock of. DECKING. BOAT AND BOTTOM . . APAR/LUNG SODA WATER, PATENT ItZEICIINE.;, do. CV - Physlolane protorlptions eareltilly omPound ed. .1011:Wor 1.4 1 0 t i - • g o mi. iiTials *oh 316111"*T. * Impri erts***=l; Ibo „I ° o " 111 4 vgri":o-"•, 1 Xl l 1 *P. 4rwrolo4o-17;• 141.7110.4 r • 01X-, ' UTLIE4 glaPlirx's vocrre aam soaLamE • •f , i:;!'‘ .- . ,, i!' - :'i:: - .* ,: '1:';i•: - ::: , 1', - ;;I.: 7- ;'.i-Z - ,•• , :',.:•:' - .. , :-, i - ,',, ,- i.,, k ,' ;.: ',, t , , ,:is ; . , :: , ‘ t,. I'. ==l i 5 a matt of pure patriotism, sal n •olaier, and rsti,L,A,politicien. Certainly it would ahaanießEti thing if thpauPen removal of sub an officer did not bring ipting to the public heart. No doubt the Government Is folly jus tified in withdrawing him from his command: cod the appointment of Grant and Thorns., anexceptiennble. Thi presumption is that sufficient reasons make the change necessary. But we shall not he guilty of the ineanne•s of charging the victor of Stone River with lying asleep within sound of the enemy's can non and surrounded by a dying army. "Our WaeLington . correspondent writes that the health of General Tioseerans has failed of late. We know that before the last great battle he was quite ill, and we have heard that he had for statue months pest become subject to a disabling mental disease, which must ha. e affected hie efficiency in the field. Whether these or come other eireumstanees caused his removal, we are satisfied that the good of the service demanded it, and that is enough. But it it not necessary to commit the meanness of eircolat ing disgraceful stories, about a retired General. He we notice the Teo,oec, with dis creditable haste, is doing." Len MAILING HASTR TO Itte ITTIMNOIIII‘ The Chronicle hqe the following concerning Meade's army : "Thus forth., rebels hare made no stand of consequence, and in all probability will not. The retrogade movement of Lee line been attributed to several cantos, but we are inclined to believe the chief reason of his pre cipitate flight is his concern for the result. Our cavalry find no enemy in possession of important gaps, and it is oar impression that . Lee is making haste to his intranahments." OTS LINT FR MESCIT Or Tar RrnrlN. To ilis statement of the rhronirle, it may 1 Southern Yew{. of 0, toher 20th, ,o,it, , that a die be added, that our army had yesterday prose- 1 FORTRSSA licence . Oct. 2 2.-- 2 T he It ochruond coated its pursuit as far as to the South aide of 1 E"?.'" ,, October 20, says Gen. Stun. t . yosterdn ' op- Warrenton patch from Gen. Leo to Gen t ooper dated the Rsippithannock, having pnased through 1 Warrenton as long ago as last Tuesday. Of I posed, at Briekland, the ndrenne of Gon Y . NM- I a u tt r k e e d d u h n is til fli t s,onk sanrd oa nod c rd ebn GainervilllT he enemy was . z. course the foolish stories of the Intense exclte- ' i patrick's division of earalr while Fitz Lee went here of the probable invasion of 31ary- az' e lf"ntrY surr'r4 land or Pennsylvania, of a battle being immi- 1 It lisymarket wont in front of Washington, of the danger to 1 The Crammer also contains the following the capitol, 'skid the like, aro absurd, and the . items: Dr. W. P. Rocky mode his escape from whol...eitentent over the etude,. situation , %he e. P in itt_sylvsnia Jail, last Sunday night, and present bore an aspect rather ridiculous, than I cs,,,X„„, Oct. 20.-. The Yankees are bard otherwise, j at. work constructing a battery cast of Gregg, It is believed that bate single eo epi of the I facing d the sea A large number of tents have rebel army, A. it.. Hill's, wee the whole force; rossaplieees.ret p fro i :n Mortis Island. Our brisk batte• brisk Sire upon the lankees, In front of Meade'. army, and it was this in 3-1 who applar in much I.rger force than lanai, 1 Posing force that sent the army of the Poto- 1 at Gregg and Wagner. man flying back to the Intronehments oil General D. H. 1101 has been reliered of his Markets by Telegraph. , command. Dreektnridge takes the command ' N.., Toss . Oet. V.-Conan dull at SNISMO ter Washington. Some inch feeling is existed of his came, ' Middling rplends. Flom- market opened dull, but t filthy. War Department after Chickamauga to f n oeed . ratb:l i t x , to u re stead /, a moderate demand: Reported Capture of a Train on the arc said to be now smouldering there concerning 1 Nashville Railroad... The Attack on IK.I t r • State, ' and 4,7066. 9 0 for common to tbeirecontknovements in Virginia. 'I IVoltord's Rear. I brands B. ILO. Whicky a elude firmer .t. 6154e,n*„ When , opened'nq'T duK end boar/ , but witiz - the ai. Vera Or onto ILIGIIIISTS. tomer:l4,r,, Oct. 22.-Preralent rumens soy 111.1100 is gold • fair demand sprung op, and a fair ca,k„ go sp r ing. 11,27(3151,31 for Milwaukee Club, that a Lebanon train Lad been ea lured to- b Woo as trausactedat about 1 cent of decline; The following Is the role of the lib Ohio ' 1 day, but the best information procurable Bays aT , lnarl:e ' t eased Wet And Arm at 11,4'' ' Sl,3_01. Vhflandlg - i t:a y t , the train put back safely to Lebanon, six Ot i tio :1/rough, l but does not give the reason for its return. trites il ie ls f :;!t m ei t rAtl segef3fleierh7 an t& t h e-Lim o s: e t n i ty fo . r .i ld s. ro . n i th , t h fo e r t s y th - Vallandigham in the , 1 opened isui rn titheizey. but clusedqulet and rather g l/1014 one hundred and ninety ; Vaandigham, one.. The Knoxville , J . eoroof nays that the rebels Philadelphia,attaeked Tea i n lfo r . ti nd ye c s . t p e t r ur da o y d , his tieyLo t d . , s s teady . ... d =r3ned rz y a a n t d s h l e , ln io ryi, or b% ip cl7:l , Most of the votes formore wore given by two companies from . tory of mountain bewitiers, and a portion of Fourth ' i l l 'innd: t lint;ln nanit or Ig Osta Oncir i iizli end closed Marlon county , where exists organizations of , his wagon train . Ckn ; / °B° ''.! b ' b q' t / 1:1 9- IV° i elintrasSl3#4,lerOld Me:,Strire l Y gli t al; ' took about the same :number of prisoners, and I for New Mesa, 11,7 12 for New Primeostut lkit the Golden Circle. ; drove the enemy back beyond Philadelpbia 1 lklinfOr New Primo Within a finildtqii past 11 to-day. Whether this by a raid or movement TRANSITS or GINO SOLDLlTS.thelknrernmeut has purchased 10,000 barren.. marl/ Wetmore, the Ohio Statsagent, has obtained .In force,Burnsido Is prepared for them. 'We 1 4 a r i'n' r e ' s en ti t l i lle ;13 'ld e 4 e ., it rig r . .:7, a q,, t . still bold all our pound in the northeast part . 1 7i at!ltigtily z e-latter au outside price. , • from the Surgeon General, approved by the War;{ PRuAnstrillA, OR, —Fleur declining; it;,'ol) Department, an order for the transfer of all , Loyal Tetinesseeans hre flocking to Barn- for Sup. 'Wheat dull , salecrof 6,000 et 51,444 Ohio true ps In the Ohio hospital s ipro, belong-I . sides' standard.fatter than they can he armed. 81,60 demand . Be, and 2,000 ;Lt. of the State. ~ $2 for Kentucky White. tug to regiments now in the West and Sna4l.l; The greatest activity prevails , in military . Corn dull 6 91tc. Petiolsnmt Crud... 224,33; Refined, l ZASS2, fildsky &alas 61(:;62c., weal to the United-States tiononti Hospital in ,clfee,•' ' New 1:ork Stock and Money Market, Ohio. , - The Damage to the - Steamer Africa. 2.,...„ Tons , act . „. x e ., ii sh tie . For= a?scates. Sr. Joltiri, Oct 22.-4 The ..kfrit• le not near RUST a Rdr hsines IL - at e4s7 per . cenz " . '' pnisitu e re r; - ; t yin tindi dub.. . ' - Th. .4 r esslons 0, s pithy from Otte AO, ___y _ glid m was at first Supposed. on elii-Chkili s "L slatter rue. Gold very ito south i mar i cui repu bli cs are very _, or m i l i j _ . llle hole . totWard' haat been closed up. Site' ia,,...,ai1 d iilo!du.TiriPllatila , .iWillehigtol 2 ,3i, and takes inkier deal to day{ arid will p roceed to end they regard ,thl tasted S ti ktPi i" th , Ves—er gg dt ; r i, •P , - ' 6 °"-ullente 4 "ksfirmer — r , 5. Ws, 'al, coopetie, . r . ON Mr ay * , looMitltk T.101;1013(adOrt / 5. , s wain sad proteetorot Centro/ AStesioli, , ---""---'---- -- ' : wets bettor_ Po!. est,acti , e par , &early. - AU the - diflintties betweenthat 1 Thif_Alesan a r ia 'and thsbge Raultagi• C. aR. 1 . ...: -.' -' 1 MAT - - IClii a ,_, ~., , . Cleve.& Total, II 61 . 6 mj .„:„.„,„,„,,,..d,,,,,1we1ien ant i c ito, „ t 1 o , l 74Str ix p i t d tisr le o 6 4 .b 22 l4 'tl i t a Ls iithi esl i eniate nd 4, the ,if t , p z :T U t. r w ,D . 1 C.. 0.: ............. i ncuea nce 5 ie c.. . 4... .0... . :,. .: . -... .14 tied.. Theo rily itiOklitiriPPl.. l4l °""" in ° ' . ltiditoitd - T,r . the reties, ' will'beivp tied in t;n A- 4T • /I ..... ----- 65 1 31. & e- t , "” ,----.2425 ' 1 G. 4 51y....:.c.......,...11s li. -1". c 1 k 1., dal ones betwiiiktlik agetal'i.(llo - esitra r a A y s . - • `:-, BM From rliansas—Price Superseded b 3 Holrues--Mullu3 in the Rebel Arn3.... 1 . 11/011 Peeling in Northern Texas. 21.--V44 M44:1p1.1• .14.y,.t 14:4A 1t4.41, nowt to till 11th. All 14 qukt tin the Ktrby :11i14 . 0 ~11.1•4 re arrhy at .lri.atlc Ipliir, tsdbnd:rag ioe force. .lemoralire.l. relieved him from com mand, ens placed (Mn. Notate. in hie etead. The office!, and men harbored ill-feeltng. and hatred towarda lit-We, ever !imnoe the battle of 11! len, In ~n,1,41.1e1.1.-1, of the platting, of Ilulmem over Price it produced immediate mu. tiny. !loth the offirera and own illirore they wottldn•t submit to the elutings. The roads !outline to the ramp are crowded with 'older, and elle«, In •ronfil-ion. p. In., art.! the Thurerlay morning following from five to seven tbounand bate deaerted. The whole corn hilted foreee of the truna-Al tables - I'pp! Levert:tient tm e•timatel at 20,000 melt. Owing to the theaffeetion on the part of the moo, and to prevent deeerting. the army has moved further mouth. The Ifcmmiseury and quartermaster's store, hut, been moved to Waco, on the Rio Brinetoo. t;eticral Stuith'm Heatlquart,r, are at Mar 431. Shelby bail crossed the Arkansas river in the direction of Missouri, to look after a number of Missourians which had deserted. Ile hail Roo well mounted men. Colonel Cloud pursued him. Sinee the defeat of the Confederates at lin tero a better feeling esisted between Price • - - end Holmes. On Holmes !err -reeding Prier. The 'Naval Court of Inquiry. the snitrinsity increased. end( resulted in Nair DEPARTNIP.NT, Troshitopon, Oct. 21. challenge Co light a duel. The difficulty was sir You will be pleased to learn that the settled Icy the friends of the two officers, and Conn of Inquiry, before which you recently they ere the ben of friend- again. This cc • appeared at New York. have reported that, in corrence had n gond effect upon Mimes' com- . tfieir opinion, there is no necessity or propri - In lid. et y of further proceedings in the case. A strong I•nion fooling began to manifest ' I am, respectfully,yt2ur obedient servant, itself in Northern Tosno libimt the time the (linens WEI,I.St, Secretary of the Nary. "ewe was received of the surrender of Vick, r„ upner A. C. S. Natty, burg and Port Hudson. A secret organise ;Peer lorA. - lien was formed, arida number of. men hold ing situations under the Confederate Govern- Promoted. Wont ore becoming active members.! Ws...sun:Gros, Oct. 22.—C01. Fairchild, of At the August election, Morgan win the dhe 2d Wisconsin volunteers, has been promo— Union cendidate in the First Congressional "'led by the President, to rank as Brigadier District, comprising nineteen Northern coup • General, for meritorious conduct at the battle too of the State. of Gettysburg, where ha lost an arm. lie - - however, resign his commission, having ac cepted the nomination of the Union ticket of Wisconsin as Secretary of State. .Reported Raid on Chamberstntrg. New Your, Oct. 22.—The New YorkiDaily New published an extra this evening, giving a statement of another rebel raid upon Chem bersburg, Pa., by the rebels. Inquiries .by telegraph prove the statement to be a very extensive canard. Fight with Rebel Caraha—Provisional Government for Mississippi. Cni,Ano. (Jet. 22.—A Cairo special rays that a skinni.h took plat, on the 13th, un the big B(414. to mile, below Vicksburg. with Adam's rebel cavalry, numbering 200, ow lee, woo ono killed: the rebels lost fifteen in killed and rounded. The rebels wore driven beyond Port Gihson. A Vicksburg letter, of the 13th. says.that we 141.11, in all prohabitity, hare a Provisional tiovernturnt in Itlisriissirri in two or three weeks. 1301. Marklank; of Kentucky, in spoken of. alonoat likoly to 611 the Gubernatorial Chair. Funeral of Gen. Lytle. I ' iNCI , NATI, Oct. 23.—The funeral of Gen. Win. 11. Lytle, who Wilt killed at the battle of Cnickamegua, took place this afternoon. After the servioes in Christ's church, the pro cession. consisting of several regiments of the State militia and rolautecro, a battery of ar tillery, the oflieers of the carious courts, the city councils,and a long line of citizens in car riage., morel through the streets. Flags at half-mast were displayed throughout the city, and many tokens of respect to the memory of the de-eased worn chosen along the line of :an rch. Salo of Government Bonds rIIILADELPELIA, Oat. 22.—The taloa of gov ernment bonds to-day amounted to $1,768,- 750. Tho bonds tredo dolicorod on payment of. the money. Sale of a Prize Steamer. Bosiox ' Oct, ...—The steamer Oronatadt, captured by tho gunboat Rhode lalandewaa told to-day for $41,000. • r'- T.-1860-1 Pomp. of filderaary habits. %Totalled "-1 L irealf tk,i, I.tituds, polpluftloll of %ha potion, dilar.4% alto!' eialui, iorpld Ito, toarfiya tionf, Se., &ape.a t. softy lf %bay n. 0.1 0.4 try floa oolohnurd PLANTATION BITTER*, Which ars uu.r recommended by the highost authwWu, and a arranied t,. prislooe an teomedasto ben•Ecial eff,t. They are exceedingly agreeable perf.•tly pure. and must fillporeede al: other ton/ 'she, et healthy, gentle stituttl.t reqedred They purify, strengthen and inrigarste. They create a healthy appetite. They aro an antidote to change of water and drat. They overeat. 819.1. dtaalpatiou and into hmara. They etrengt hen the system and CIIIITCLI the mind. They present miaatnitic and intermittent Wren. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They mre Dyarpepaia and Coastipation. They cure diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera 3.lorbna They care Liver Complaint and 1 3 7111,30.3 fieliarhe. They mako the tweak strong, the languLl and aN•ethauated natun,'s great rerlanar. They ara canlysted at' tht rebbrated Callsaya b&rk. winter• anardraa, mots and herbs, all yr..3rend to perfectly pare St. (.70;a lim,. ror partlenlars. sow circulars and teatlmanLAt.troned each battle. Dowers of impsters. Ekamino every bottle. Site That It has D. S. Dames' signature an our p ;rata D. S. Stamp over the ~ark, with plantation sortie, and One firm signature on a dale steel prate engraving an stile label. See tint our bottle Is trot refilled with spurious and delnterlots stuff. We defy any person to ruetch the taste or character of our yw.ln. Ar t y person pretending to sell Plantation Dittoes by Ile gallon or in bulk, Is an Imposter. We sell only la our log cabin bottle. Any person intitatiog this bottle, ontelllng any otharmatatlal therein, whether coiled Plantation Bitters or not, is a cricobtal wilder the U. S. Lave. and will ire so prusecutod by an. D'a slready have our eye uu two parties re-filling our irnttiot, •11.. vill*nee...A 10 g^ttin; therusehle Into sloes ptmrters. • The , ria'riscril for Drake's Plan. Dation Bitten, from ladles, clergyailon, merchants, be, Is perfectty incredible. The aidtple trial of a bottle Is the friars.ca we promat their worth and superiority. They are mold by all respectable drug gist., unx.ra, physicians, hotels, steamboats and conntry storm. I= GENIIINE'.EIT• TERR, for uL• wholftaln and mmil, by SfMON JOHNSTON Coil:tor Satiihfkild and Fourth ghetto PUREWINE VINEGAM, E. dlt OLL.IIA-Iti, G..,aany, (A.-meg-Iv Mallet ,f• , 71,4-tle.me Th. only Vinegar awnrilell with a Prix. 31edat, rixt7 ...thibitora at ilia Int.rnalional Exhibition I..ntpion. .or rale by F. M. BOLLMAN, EMI Wu'r .7¢ - -- PRIVATE DISEASES. • • Dr. Lndlrun's Specific A 1. Ilse only r:1n1,1. rton-.4ty •,r thc.tozons rnerati.n It It the di..ovtq of Mt PIIIIO.I Pbye!ciao who , . Ilhe ty. do-ted to the tr.:a/mem of eiti.l with tiLpri.r.,ll,tril ut r.ss, ftrt usor• asen iwent. years. It Is I..ll.st:tint In itsolf, ruyntring ou tnjwctlonl, and tiffforiag evtitely from silo suistaLou pail:, and the flume... wont eotop.ttnds offieregl In ih. polir P. II ril“...ty vevtable t , rfoctly nut. It .t ,haritt end Impart., strength uvl r gq 160 div aced USE OA t - TION —The great sue , a• this schhisly ArIIGg partsittutait cur. ha, it. La,: 17 uhrinelplnd Ten. that the inventor, of the proprietor le ehlb hex. Non. Is cotkol, rrtparol I,ly by WTT. P. DAVIDSON, Cinclnvatt. a !VA by all Drogglete Price, SI per b. ear ror *ale ot orboleuld Ig 11. A. ['3. [INF:STOCK Co. Jo2l:lyclowY 2/ >SPECIAL NUI'ICE, TO THE CITIZENS OF PITTSBURGH AND VICINITY. Th. Undersigned would ,rapettfully atk attention to the preparation known in 111: NN EWELL'S UNIVEMAL COI M REMEDY. Fur all Y ' hrnat liad Lung C4raphirtta. /11:NNEWELL'S TOM: ANODYNE, The great Neuralgic, Rheomatic, Ilcad•ache, Toptla• ache, Lon of Sloe?, and General Nerroua Ranaudy. Moo for the Palna:to Monthly Monetruatton. a per fect mltot MEL - NEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS, The most perfect form of Cattmvie ever given to the potilo, which never require more that two and sel dom hot one fora dose., net without the lesat griping, and row. Indigrertion, Dyypepria, Edlausnem, Mer Complaints, Worms, nod all 'derangement. of etomeela or bowel. The above praparatioas, of malt unbounded cert. : tenon in Now England, have the confidence of, 41d , are need by, great numbers of Physicians, audit prima within reach of all, are worthy the attention of invalids, who will find them • strict matformity tp natant In medicine. Without resorting tothacous toon method of columns of advarttelng, I ',amulet ask eeatidsece to teat them, which will be sacred. JOHN: L. ILLY-NEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist, Boston, URIC For ,dwby en wholesale and retell dealers. The greatest 'freedom bf correspondmico solicited. Dealers of good-referaticea supplied on commission. Fpr tile in Pittatrargts at ratan bi J.. 114 Flattop., Q. U. Kayser, M. D., Joseph Fleming ; illeghhOT 22 1, by Drcrwm, 31. D., W. J. ?loam and Gco: A. B. A. FAIMESTA.ICK belfkimsedawF Wholesale Agnntx, Pitutbargt. E .PtrixdiTiFcTilirsumpTroN I= CARD-TO .CORSCMPTIVES. -The undersigned baring boon restored to health to a few weeks by a sap simple remedy, Oar hallos suffered ..versa years with a severe irmg alfsethan, and that dread disease., Consumption—is enzions maks known to his fallow attliorers the means of cum. To all who &etre it, be will send a copy of the prescription need, (11,4 of ehargo,) with the Oho r - tient far preparing and whir the same, which the: will !hid a wow ewe tor OONISCSIPTION, ASTltgk, imoxcums, comas, COLDS dc. The bn`ly object of the advertiser in sending the prescription le to Denali the &Misted, mad . spread baf t ormalion which be conceives to be invaluable ; and. Ns .hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will twee thorn nothing, and may prose • blaming. Part its wishing. the - prescription will plesni Warms EDWARD A. WILSON, • Willianisborgb, county, NeekTork. sen.amdewF Liz: -THE CONFBSSioNs Alm ha - YFRITICCE OF. 4b7 INVALID, -Mlbli4l for tha benefit and ea • seaming and csatidnrOyouritt men atho mffer from Nerrans Drerazhhe Decay Of Manhood, 01 , ...,411pp1ying, at the cm* diem Osi'Manalof Wear,. By ono who tuu cored himself 'Amer 1 , 411,4r:A to great eXpetio. Illuiy.tbiTidit 1364(cein1imbn.5p . a44.4.17., ' By enclosing • posr f isld addressed ensalopt,etngle copies my be had oftba author, MERtiER ave. d, unno.r. ROBINSO:, REA dc CO.;.(tuc u.,y moon to•Moinua., thst4 Unazni,), TOY vongft, raniviam 1 Iticrours,lltiatirjW. Nautitartwers `at agit A:tb - 13Ti711*14 errs - 3f ts - ='o;' - raair',.t.Faisti,,'_Nam, mAcrinma—rakma...trtanft. - tin= ,V 64, of an dliciPtteqt; _OM TIMM * - MUM mtrilat. AND 1, • ,XISOSAVORICo t zigas A' ti Sot ARD3PATEF2I . 151004, 12/ toolfl4 SO • : • 4-441.• M' I I RAWSO 3III gIi Jrnir4T. ,sl l 400T1*01" MIMI =mm II P. R. DRAKE 1 Co MESE , 1863 ff LriPl 1113 ■