JAMES P. BARB,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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OFF701:41, PAPER, 01 711 k CITY
CITY_ MATTERS.
TUESDAY MOE NI N G AUG. 27„
Regular Meeting of flew:hi/v.
The City Cut.ueils held their regular
monthly meeting last nignt in chambers.
In Select Cbuncil Bennett in the
Chair. Present: Messrs. Barbin, Burger,
Lutton, Morrow, McCavgn, 31cOarthy,
Quinn, Ross Ward and Bennett, Pres:
dent pro te rn.
Minutes of last meetirg were read and
approved.
Mr McCarthy presented a petition of
several hundred citizens, asking, in „view
of the'storage of largu.quantities ef carbon
oil in the city and its highly inflammable
and dangerous character, that something
be done to obviate the danger of conflagra
tions from the storage of this oil, and rec
ommending that it be placed in the same
category with gunpowder. The petition
wis, on motion of Mr. McCarthy, referred
to especial Committee of live—two from
Select - M:0 three front Common Council.
Select,- appointed Messrs. McCarthy and
Ward. 0. 0. concurred,
A petition for the opening of Mercer
street and Whiteside's alley, presented by
Mr. Ward, was referred to Street Com
mittee, witttauthority to remove the fences.
The same gentleman presented a poti..
Lion from citizens, asking the privilege cd
grading_ Washington street, front Pros
pect to Elm, at their own expense, Wash
ington street being now cut down twenty.
one feet below the present grade of Pros
pect street.
Mr. Ward moved a reference to the
Street Committee and the City Regulator,
with power to act.
Mr. McCarthy moved to lay on the
table, which was lost by the following
vote:
1',13 —Messrs. Bstbin, Bennett, Mc-
Carthy, and Quinn-4.
Nays—Messrs. Berger, Lotion, Morrow,
McCargo, Ross, Thompson and Ward-7
The - petitioniwas finally referred to the
Street Committee, in conjunction with the
City Solicitor, with power to act, so far as
to nmilf r e,'Prospeet street accessible from
Wasittnikin street, the city not being re
sponattile:fdr the cost.
A4ititidiffor an ordinance for grading
and - patiiirrospect street, between Wash
ington-an &Tenth, was referred to Street
Cominittee. •
A oommitification from the City COL.
trotter - ma read; also ; a resolution authors
izing warrants for the following bills,
whioh=bveff'read three times and passed:
Wm. Ittiwbottoro, $ll 12; Them is Dair,
$7 26; Edward Allen, $5O; Wycoff &
O'Neal, $lO9 34; Joseph Hastings, .$3 27;
Thos. EU -gable, $3B.
Amordinemee was passed, offered by Mr.
Berger lizliag a grade of the Northern curb
line of Ann street, from Washington to
Stevenson stJeets, was read three times and
passed.
The Street Committee reported in favor
of permitting property holders on Mercer
street to grade and pave at their own ex
pense and recommending the construction
of wo3den sewer aerosi Centre avenue .
The report was accepted and a resolution
passed authorizing the Street Committee
to construct the sewer limiting the cost, to
$BO.
A resolution by Mr. McCarthy, instructs
ing the Mayor to have tho late ordinance
relative to oil refineries carried into effect,
was negatived, a member stating that
judgment had already been entered against
two refiners for its violation, and that ap
peals had been taken to test the legality of
the oral:hence.
In all business of S. C. the C. C. oon
curred.
On motion adjourned.
In 47)2711.071 Countil—Present: Messrs.
Anderson, Bsiley, Barckley, Chambers,
Daiu, Fryer, Hayden, Hill, Irvin, Killen,
Kirsch; McVay, Petrie, Rowbottorn ; Wils
son, Wills, Prt McClanloss--17.
Absent.—Messrs. Oaskey, Gildea,Kearns,
King, Little, Mays, McCune, McGowan,
Bees, J. Scott, W. Scott —ll.
After prayer by Mr. Barckley the min
utes of last meeting were read and ap
proved.
A _petition from numerous citizens aik •
ing. Councils to take some measures to pre.
vent the storing of coal and carbon oils in
the city, presented by Mr. Kirsch, was ac
cepted and.placed on file.
A communication on the same subject,
from the Firemen's Association, was also
filed with she petition.
Another - communication was read from
tliejfaine•body, asking Councils to prohib
it vellibles from passing over lines of hose
lairtat fires, compelling passenger railway
cars to carry "creepers" to prevent them
from - injuring hose. Filed.
An ordinance to prevent the storing of
crude or refined "coal,' carbon or rock oil,
or admixtures of the same; within the city
of Pittsburgh, except for retail sales, sam;
plea,- or the private use of the owner was
offered by Mr. Kirsch. It provides that
afterithe Ist of September no person shall
keepjnorathan five barrels of such oil on
hand, under penalty of $25 for the first
violation and the same for each day it is
persisted in. The ordinance was road three
times and passed. S. C. nonsconcurred and
referred to special committee appointed on
petition. C. C. concurred.
"An ordinance, for the protection of
hose and fire apparatus," offered by Mr.
Petrie, Was read throe times and passed.
It provides that the chief engineer of the
Fire Department and the captains of fire
companies shall be a special police at fires
to prevent vehicles and passenger cars
from crossing lines of hose without "creep
ers,"7With power to call upon firemen and
citizens to aid in arresting persons who at
tempt toTross with wagons, drays, Scc.—
The pOtalty for violation is $25. Rawl
three times and passed.
Mr. Bowtsuttom presented a petition for
wrter Orison Elm, Faber and Washing
ton _streets, which was referral' to the
Water Opmmittee.
Ape Sion from citizens of the Fifth
Ward, nuking that the Pennsylvania Rail
road 1 - 01, be permitted to remove their
traeltalf#o Liberty stre9t, was read and
Illes • -
The ordinance on this subject was then
Al
oltH 04' .- - find after a long discussion, a
motionlo -Mr. Wilson to refer to a com
mit o nine, one from each ward, to
conferNith the railroad authorities and all
pa/Aix..interested and report at the nest
rngfilii meeting of Councils, was lost by
the::Mitiwing vote:
Ayis.—Meesrs. Bailey, Barckley, Chem,
bere;:.o#llT; "Fryer, McVay, Bowbottom,
Wit/04 . 44d Piesident .McCandless-9.
Nays.—Mesars. Anderson Hayden, Hill,
Irvin Killen, Stitch, Mc Gowan, Petrie
and Wills---8.
M 4 Wilson moved an lade finite post.
ponemont of the ordinance. Lost by the
following vote:
dyes—Messrs. Dain,, Fryer, McGowan,
llowbottom, Wilson, Prost. McCandless
—B,
Nays• Messrs. Anderson, Bailey, Buck.
ley, Chambers, Hayden, Hill, Irvin, Kil
len, Winch, McVay, Petrie and WDls-12.
VA . Ordinance was,, after some further
discussion, laid over until a special meeting
of .the Council to be held neat Monday
evening.
Op notion , of ..Mr. Wilson the petition
of cdtheirof theiFifth Ward was referred
to a constant°e of one from each ward and
the.resiaiutni Councils.
B y ' reisonsideratton the whole subject
was lakkupoa tka.tablo•
In allitrasiness, nootherwise noted, S.
V codouttilli ."Atijostioad.
Distressing Accident.-Four Boys
Drowned.
On Friday evening, four boys, named
Wm. Simpson, John Simpson, Job Grape
vine and Joseph Deans were drowned in
the Monongahela river, opposite the levee,
by the upsetting of a skiff as is supposed.
They had apent the day in gathering elder
berries in the vicinity of Sharpsburg,
and were returning home in the evening
when they ennotmlecod a tow boat with a
nuniL'er of barges in tow. It is thought
that they approached too near the barges,
and that their frail bark was capsized. On
Saturday the skiff found lodged ageinst
some bats nebr the Clinton mill, hnd a
bucket and Musket of berries were found
some distance below. On Sunday the body
of young Grapevine was recovered near
tne mouth of Sew Mill run, and yesterday
that of Daarn was found in the river, near
the barges close to which they were last
seen on Friday evening on their return
borne, just above the Monongahela bridge.
The skiff was found under one of the bar
gee, with the shoe of one of the lads in it.
It is suppaaed the skiff was driven back by
the Waves of the tow boat and drawn under
the barges.
Grapevine, was about eleven years old
and Dearn, sixteen. The latter is an or.
phan and has no relatives here except an
aunt at Stewaristosvn. He came here to
enlist in a volunteer company. The per.
ants of all the rest live in South Pittsburgh.
The bodies of the two Simpson boys have
not been recovered. William was thirteen,
large of his age, and had on brown tweed
pants, patched on the right thigh, grey
roundai,out and hobnailed shoes, John
H. was eleven years old, and had on brown
striped pants, check shirt and green round
about, with patches on the shoulder and
breast.
Dearri was buried yesterday at lid!dale
Cemetery.
We happen to know that it is the prat
Lice of volunteer officers who leave this
city to take with them boys from ten to
fifteen years of age, to run errands, black
boots, &c., without the slightest enquiry
as to their right of absence from home.—
Fathers and mothers may be seen any day
pacing our streets hunting their children,
who have been wrought upon by their fel
lows to believe that if they but attach
themselves to some company of soldiers
they can make money and see the world.
Officers and men unthinkingly consent to
them going on the cars, and leave their
parents, or as is generally the case, widow,'
el mothers, in great grief at their absence
and harrowing uncertainty as to their con
dition. This is all wrong; no boy should be
permitted to accompany soldiers in this
manner without their parents' or guardian's
consent. Conductors, who are very much
annoyed in this respect, when they put
boys off the cars at stations along the road,
should telegraph the fact to the ticket
agent at the point they got on. This woud
furnish information to those most concern•
od, who suffer anxieties such as parents
only can appreciate
MONSTER ORDNANCE —An order has
just been received by the Fort Pitt Works
for the construction of a nuiuber of im•
manse thirteen inch mortars. The six . ) of
these ponderous affairs would hardly be
understood ftom a simple mention of their
calibre The finished pieces measure forty
three inches exterior dia - neter; and 11;15_
four inches extreme length. The bore is
nearly three feet long, and thirteen inches
in diameter, the metal being il:toen inches
thick in the cylindrical portion and nine•
teen or twenty at the base. They wilt be
supported on immense cast iron bases, by
trunnions three and a half inches long
and fifteen inches In diameter. For the
purpose of fixing the line of elevation
they are furnished, on one side of the base,
with a
,heavy rack, and on the cylindrical
Surface above with a lug six inches deep
and four inches thick. The monster more
tars will weigh eight and a half ton-17,..
000 pouxide—each, and will "thtti* ti Shell
weighing about two hundred and twenty
pounds. This order is for the immediate
manufacture of thirty, and three thousand
thirteen inch shells.
ANOTHER REGIMENT AUTHoRIZED.—
James W. Craft, of Beaver county, but
recently of St Louis, where he has been
engaged in the cordmission business, on
Saturday received authority from the War
Department to raise a regiment of infantry,
provided it is reported for service in thirty
days from August 204 h, with the proviso
that all incompetent officers shall be die..
missed. Two companies from Fayette .
county have already been accepted by
Col. Craft and he expects thorn here to
day. He expresses every confidence that
he will have a full reg.rnent by the time
designated, when the men wW be mustered
in. We wish Uol. Craft every suttees, as
the government needs good men and
plenty of them.
RECOVERED.—A horse, which had been
stolen from a gentleman residing near
Wooster, Ohio, and sold to one of the Go
ernment agents. was recovered for the ow
ner by Mayor Drum's police on Saturday.
The animal had been shipped, with several
others, to thie city, and was found at the
railroad depot, just as the. train was about
starting for Washington. The thief was
subsequently arrested, and is now in jail at
Wooster.
Nicer GOODS AT OLD PRlCSB.—Owing
to the advance in bleached and unbleached
=sling, canton flannels, &c., the unders
signed would call the attention of buyers
to his stock, having been purchased before
the advance, for cash—can sell them at
eld prices and would advise all to call, be.
fore buying, at H. J. LYNcn's,
No. 96 Market street, between Fifth
and Diamond.
STABBING Ai/RA/H.—Two men named
Tiernan and Jeffries got into a difficulty
at Cookstown, on the Monongahela river.
last week, when the latter stabbed the for.
vier with a butcher knife, inflicting five dangerous, and, it is feared, fatal wounds.
Jeffries ran away and took refuge in a coal
bank, but afterwards gave himself up.--
Tiernan was alive at last accounts, but was
not expected to survive his injuries.
LIEUT. CHAR. B. McOulaoutiff, who
left with the •McCullough Guards," Capt.
M. Wallace, yesterday, was, on Saturday
evening, presented with aline regulation
sword, sash and belt, by-the clerks in the
Post office, Jas. McKenna, Esq., making
the presentation address. "Charley" will
make a good officer and we wish him all
success.
GEN. ANDEEsox.,—This gallant officer
has returned to Cresson from Washington
Oiy, where he went for'his commission as
Brigader General and goes immediately to
Kentucky to assume the duties of his com,
faand. He will pass through this city on
Wednesday en route for Louisville. His
family will remainat Cresson for a time.
A CASE OF CONSCIENCE,—The General
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania Rail
road acknowledges the receipt, at the
hands of the Rev. John Tsviggs, of ten
dollars—that amount having been placed
in his hands to be returned to the company
as money rightfully belonging to it.
Tnz Rowley Rifles, Capt. McFarland, a
new company just organized for the Thir
teenth Regiment, will be sworn in this
morning and leave for Washington City
in the afternoon.
GOT IN H lMBELF.—Patrick Kelly, yes
serday morning undertook to smuggle
liquor to a prisoner in the watch house,
"but was discovered, the whisky seized as
contraband and Patrick himself locked up.
MAYOR WiLsois had only one parson
charged with selling liquor on Sunday, be
fore him yesterday. No disposition of the
case had been made in the afternoon.
MU T- EL L. Ftri.i.wooD, late of the Rap
per Zousves, is organizing a company for
Col. Rowley's regiment.
fLn Evil.
Capt. W. W. McNulty, of the Winfield
Huzzars, was elected Colonel.
Capt. Davidson, of the Dunlap's Creek
Company, Lieutenant Colonel.
Capt. Geo. P. Vierheller,of the Bagaley
Cavalry, Major.
1 18CUARIIE OF THE ALLEORD SICCES.
filONlbTS.—Davis and isleid, the suspected
secessionists, were released from prison
yesterday and permitted to resume thoir
journey Eastward, after subscribing to the
following oath of allegience:—We and
each of us do swear that we will support
the Constitution of the United States, and
obey all the laws made in conformity there
with, and will in no wise, directly or indi
rectly, aid or assist any other government,
power or authority, whatsoever at war with
or in rebellion against the Government of
the United Sates.
COMMITTED FOR FURTHER aIIIA.R.INCi
Wm. Patch and James Bruwn, charted
with assault and battery with intent to
kill, upon Michael Krapp, had a hearing
before the Mayor yesterday. Krapp was
still e)nfined to bed by his injuries, but it
was showh that the, attack upon him was
unprovoked and violent, Patch striking
him with two boulders and Brown with a
sad iron, with which ho also struck Mrs.
K. between the shoulders when she inter
fered to protect her hasband. The parties
were committed for a further hearing on
Friday, by which time it is expected Krapp
will be able to make his a.pearance.
PRINTEER IN CAPT. FOSTER'S COMPANY.
—Capt. J. H. Foster, of Company A, Col.
Rowley's regiment, has quite a number of
typos in his corps, ♦iz: Sergeant Andrew
Wayt and, Israel J Barry, both three
months men, and John S. W. Brown,
Guyan M. Irwin, Charles hiartheus, And.
J. facet/try, Will A. Walker, Henry
Lambert, new recruits. Capt. Foster has
68 men in camp at Washington, waking,
wfgh . the 82 sent yesterday, 90 in all. He
will take a few more recruits, printers or
others, who will be Bent forward at once.
Early application must be made.
KILLED ON TUE KAILBOAD.-A man
named Arbunkle was killed on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Uhicago Railroad,
on Tuesday last, about three miles this
aide of Mansfield. He was accidentally
thrown off the train, which was in motion
at the time, the wheels passing over him,
almost severing his body, and breaking his
skull. The deceased lived near Alliance,
where he was buried. He was about twen.
ty-six years of age, and unmarried.
DARTISTRY.-Dr. - C. Bill, No. 246 Penn
treat, attends to all branches of the D en
al profession. ,
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JOSEPH NEM & SON,
Manufacturers, and WtloloBlll,ll and Retail
Dealers
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• No. 424 Penn street, above toe Canal,
Hare on band a large atworement of Fancy and Plain
Furnitarp, in Walnut and Mahogany of Weir own
manufacture, and warranted an d ality and
style to any manufactured in the me td 3nll se ll
at reasonable Weise Maar
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PLACARDS,
HA ND-BI L LS,
CARDS, &c.
Printed at the lowpst sash prices to suit Ma times,
W. S. HAVEN,
84 THIRD STREET,
V7BO WILL PRINT IN
RED, WHITE AND BLUE,(WITH FANCY OUTS,)
OR IN
PLAIN BLACK INK.
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Money knwed Checks at short dates, with
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NOM AND. DRAMS BOUGHT AND BOLD.
Persona centring Loans can be acoomnrodated an
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with good seetultdes at recouneratiTe prices.
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MOVEUENT,, 01' "liteicPs EAST WA RD.
Three special trains 'on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which kift the depot at about live
o'clock yesterdy afternoon, took out some ,
thing over twefve hundred soldiers, nearly
all recruited hero, including all the com
panies of the Third Cavalry, under Lieut.
Col. Emory, lately stationed at Linden
Grove, some recruits for the Sixth cavalry,
all the volunteer cavalry companies in,
Camp s'z i;, Eurnber, the McCuls
ugh Guards seeral forthe
Thirtt enth , v
nt, among them 32 for
Capt. Foster'a company, 15 for Capt. Mca
1 . 1 waffle's, 40 for Cept. Coleman's, under
Lieut. Hinton, and some detachments for
Col. lay's. regiment, ir.cluding two Cools
panies from abroad, from Camp
There was a large concourse of Citizens at
tho depot to see the soldiers off, among
them many females. There were many afr
fecting partinf.s, and tho train moved off /
amid shouts and waving of handkerehiefe.
A Nam Boos BY Mss, fliountwosrs
—fluty lit :nor, Lyon's building, Fifth at.,
sends ue a copy of Mrs. E. D. E N. South,
worth's last work, just issued by T. B. Pe
terson & Bros., Philadelphia, in one bound
volume for $1.25 or two paper covers for
$l,OO. It is entitled the "Gipsy's Proph
ecy," sad has been written from the °beer,
vauons of the writer, now residing in
England, beginning with a description of
the Darby races. The work is intense and
exciting and superior to any of her former
efforts. Mrs. 6outhworth has won an env
viable reputation by her pen and produces
more readable fictions than any female
writer of the age. The "Gipsy Prophecy
will be widely circulated.
,ECTION OF CAVALRY OFFICERS. -At
a meeting of the companies of cavalry hi
Camp WiLkine, on Saturday, it was unani
moue:), resolved to proceed at once to the
election of regimental officers, and ask
that' the rOgitnent be accepted, with leave
to till up to the number of companies or.
dered by the Department, in pursuance of
this resolution.
Louisville Items: :
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- A flag was presented at Camp Joe fl It
to Rosecrans' brigade, entitled the Louis
ville Legion, by uitizens of Louisville.-..,
An immense concourse wore In &turd
ante. I
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Steamer fiber
plan.
FARTHER Peon., Aug. 2.6.—The stea
mer Hibernian passed hero this afternoon
with Liverpool dates to the 16th inst. The
steamer City of Washington sailed for
New York on the 14tb, with £5,000 in
specie, and the Teutonic, frcm Southamp
ton bad about £7,000.
GREAT BRITAIN.—At a general meet
ing of the Galway Steamship Compsny
the report of the Directors was ad,..pteci
and it was resolved to issue stock, increas
ing the nominal capital from £500,000 to
£lOO,OOO.
The marriage contract between the
Princess Alice and Prince Leopold, of
Reese, was signed at Osborne on the 14:h.
The London The Les City article again
expatiates on the financial difficulties ac
cumulating against the American govora,
ment, and says the most earnest wish of
the friends of America must se that the
difficulties thus in sigtt may 'accumulate
With sufficient rapidity to bring the North
and South to reason.
The following is a copy of the dispatch
sent over by the stea:ner City Washing.
ton from Es,gland:—The hagfish papers
are daily engrocsed with . the American
question. The London Globe denies, by
authority, the statement that Admiral
Milne has reported the blockade of the
Southern ports ineffective, and says that
no general report on the subiect Juts been
officially received. The London Times,
in an editorial, shows the financial difficul.
ties which the Washington government
will have tt encounter. The 'Ames also
publishes another letter from Mr. Russell,
which is generally discouraging for the
North.
There are again indications of a solution
of the Roman question.
It is reported that a mixed 'ltalian and
French garrison will soon occupy Rome.
Bartm Ricosolt, in a diplomatic circular,
expresses the belief that Europe will soon
be persuaded . of the rightof Italy to enter
the Italian territory.
Prince Chiga has been appointed Papa;
Nuncio at Paris.
The Neapolitan reaction is diminishing,
A USTICIA.—Tho position of Austria and
Hungary was becoming daily more alarm
ing. Tte upper House of the Hungarian
diet adopted, by acclamation, W. Deities
address
POLAND.—Thero was a renewal of the
troubles at Warsaw, and affairs were
threatening.
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Latest From Fortress Monroe,
FoRTRE3S MogiloE, August 26 —Via
B3ltimo e —The formidable preparations
for Some time snaking here for a naval ex•
pedition are abiut completed, but not,with.
standing the rumors that prevail Its desti
na'.,on is a profolind secret:
Lieut. Crosby returned last night from
Ws expedition to the Eastern shore of Vir
ginia. He went off Tangier sound and
brought back a prize schooner:
General Wool spent part. ol to day at
Newport News. Brigadier Gen. Phelps
will probably remain in command of that
post.
The Confederates will hereafter find it
very difficult to communicate with Fort
ress Monroe by means of spits. No Jerson
is allowed to visit Camp Hamilton without
a special pass from the Commanding Gen
eral or Provost Marshal.
A slight difficulty occurred yesterday
between one of the released rebel prisoners
and a volunteer officer. Tna re lig t for his
I Cap
taini
refused the loyal officer ot
cigar on. Ute.ground that Lai di d et con
sider our volunteer officers gentlemen. His
defenceless situation alone saved him from
punishment for the insult.
The Honduras steamer Esoler from New
York and intended to run between Trux
illo end Havana has put into the roads
for a harbor.
News From Washington.
WA.BBINOTON CITY, Aug. 2G.—Orders
were forwarded to day to the S. Pen
sion Agents to administer the out of alle
giance to the U. S. prescribed by the late
law of Oongross to all persons drawing
pensions.
Captain Foote has been ordered to the
command of the United States Naval
forces on the Western waters, viz: on the
Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
The oath of allegiance is forthwith to be
administered to the hired men in the Quar
termaster's Department.
The Rev. John
. M. Green, chaplain of
the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment, who act•
ed as its P , ..stmaster, is in jail, charged
with opening letters and abstracting money
belonging to the members of the regiment,
and other parsons.
Richard Wallach, Eoq , was this morn
ing elected Mayor of Washington by the
City Councils to supply the vacancy occa
sioned by Mr. Barrett's involuntary ab-
E4LICO. He was forthwith installed.
The Navy Department has a prompt
inethzd of dealing with disloyalists, in ad•
dition to the similar cases recently men
tioned. A. D. Wharton, a midshipman,
on board the Seminole, tendered his resig,
nation, but he was dismissed from the ser,
vice and sent to Fort Lafayette.
Order Issued to the Adams Ex
press Company.
PHILADSLPHIA, Aug. 26.—The follow
ing is the order issued by tho Superintend.
ant of the Philadelphia Divivision In con
sequence of the suppression of intercourse
with the seceded States, ordered by the
Goveenment :
PIIILAMELPHIA, Aug. 26, 1861.
To the Agents of the Adams Egress Co.:
The Government of the United States
-having expressed their disapproval of the
forwarding of letters to the seceded States
by express via. Louisville, Kentucky, you
will henceforth refus e to receive any in-
tends d for places south of Washington
or the Ohio river. By order of the Gen
eral Superintendent.
JoEur BINGHAM '
tiup , t. Penna. Division
Hardee's Forces Withdrawn
from Greourilie.
IRONTON, Mo., Aug. 2 1—Reports tor
day give information of Hardee's forces
withdrawing from Greenville towards
Reeve's ferry, where they are fortifying
slightly, also to Peyton's station, nearer
the Arkansas line, This seems to confirm
a previous report that the eastern division
of the rebels was hastening to join General
Pillow. A strong body of Gen. Thomp-
son's forces is represented to have occupied
Benton, eight miles back of Commerce,
where they are throwing up fortifications.
Seizure of Six L a rge Packages
of the Daily :News.
NEW Irons, Aug. 26.—The U. S. Mar..
shal, M. Murray, seized to-day, at the of
fice of the American Express 00., six large
packages of the Daily News, directed.do
the agents at Louisville, St. Louis and SL
Joseph.
The Evening Post states that the govern.
meat has refunded to Illinois 40 per cent.
of the expenditure of the State in fitting
out volunteers, which gives the State,
$1,100,000.
Two Union Men Murdered.
Orscreurrem, Aug. 26.—A Union man
named Moore was killed, and another
named Neil mortally wounded ort Sunday
afternoon by a gang of fve secessionists at
Spotwell Tall Gate, Kentucky, seven miles
from Covington. Both men were stabbed
in the back, A. party of Union men gave
pursuit to the murderers who have fled to
wards the Tennessee line.
The Memphis Appeal says it is informed
that Lea had cum ilotely surrounded &Ire
crane in West Aim Virginia and would prob
ably capture him.
Tho Knoxville Register says that Nel•
son's card will not answer and he will have
to visit Richmond again before getting all
right.
Tho Atlanta Confederacy inside that
landlords must reduce the rents, as busi-
Doss is stagnant and property largely de ,
preciated.
The Richmond Dispatch says that Ka
nawha Valley is worth a military expedi
tion on account of its salt alone.
The Mobile Register- of the .23d strongly
urges the South not to let the Confederacy
notes sink below par in any part of the
Southern Confederacy, and asks the Mobile
merchants - to take them at par as a duty.
The Memphis Appeal's Richmond cor
respondence says that the French agents
there buying tobacco, is significant of the
fature purpose of the French govern
meet
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Ordered from tecranton.
SCHANTJN, PA., Aug. 2G —Mr. Hulsey,
hailing from Ithaca, was compelled to
leave tfte town to..day or accept the alter
native of being rode out on a rail. He had
endeavored to induce parties to take the
New York Day Book, and uttered the
rankest treason.
Sallingof a Gun Boat for the
Potomac.
BrA3TON, Aug. 2G —The U. S. gun boat
R B Forbes sailed last evening for the
Potomac.
FOR SALE.
8Q ACI{ES OF LAND, in a desirable
location, 10 miles from the city, haring a
large front on the Ohio river. A Cottage Ho ng
a
hall and six rooms, goodeellar, atone spring house,
barn, &c. Thirty acres. in woods with abundance
of locust timber. Convenient to schools and in a
good neighborhood. Fo.. sale by
au%
8 CUTH BERT & 8011, 51 Market
AVALUABLE FARM of .1-1 t) acres,
situate in Lower St. Claim township, at two
Millet, from the oily. A large stone manson,
ole
small dwelling houses, barns and Stables, three
large orchard., Sc. A'pe. 10 acres of coal. For
sale by S. (Arm BERT & SON, 61 Market at.
(IN LY Vi PER ACRK-160 acres of
Vv land on the FL Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
in Stark Co. , inclirna. S. OUTS BERT k SON,
au2s 5l Market street.
PROPOSALS
-
WlLi. BE RECEIVED AT CAIRO,
I.l.uois,
inchgt 30t!7, for Navl Gun Gar.
ftinges, lor nine guns, and 42 of the ormer and
30 tithe I» b-r The carriages to be made of sea•
none.' oak of he best quwity, mid the bucks of
lignum vitae, or of oak,two thicknesses, and riveted
together with all the propergun implements, such
as sponges, shot heads, and worms, the whole to be
delivered in Cairo, , eady for us, by Ihe 10th of Oc
tober next. JO 9N RODGERS
Rutin mmandfir U. If.
READ
NEW
TESTIMONY.
FROM W. H. SCOTT, ESQ.
DR. VON MOSCBZISKER OPERA:
TED on my ears very skillfully, and 10 my
entire satisfaction. I have much pleasure in adding
y ioe3il/11.1.1v for the benefit of those who requite
its aersicee for the removal of Deafness.
W. H. SCOTT, 81 Fourth street
PiUsburgh, July nitt,lBBL
BB AD:
For some nine I have suffered from Deafness and
continua! noise is the Head, which occasioned me
considerable pain and annoyance. I consider it
therefore my duty to state that DR. VON MO
SCEZISHER. has entirely restored my hearit
and totally removed the noise by his very skillful!
treatment.
GRANT.
AIR. GRANT is well known to mend, perfect re
liance may be placed in what he states theabove
teaumonett. 8. BARNES,
No. 40 dmithbeld street.
P.u.st.ttrgh, Joy 101 h, 11161.
EYE
EAR.
NolsE WEE HEAP.
DEAFNESS;
Di F. A. YON 1108011 SM,
OCULIST AND AURIST
(Late o 1 the Austrian Army)
Gives hls entire and exclusive attention to nil
maladies of the EYE and EAR requiring medical
or surgical Attention. to restore sight and hearing.
Persons wishing to be treated by him either to,
DE.4.85.E5'3 or IMPAIRED BIGHT ehould apply
without furtherdelay. They will, in doing so, bene
fit themselves and give him time to do lushes tr
their case, particularly as the SUMMER MONT&
are most favorable in the treatment of diseases of
the
EYE AND EAR.
From the hundreds of testimoniala in his posses
mon he will subjoin a few to his card.
READ
From an Old Well Known Citizen.
For tto last eight years I have been
some si r
left ear, and any right one became deafx
months ago. I resorted to various means and in•
curred heavy expense in endeavoring to obtain
a our-,but no relief from any one, until fine".
in deaaidr, I bapeed my efforts in thisdirection. • t
the earnest solicitation at m cases, however,O
AU induced to submit my to Dr. VON M-
SeIiZISHER. As an old citizen, and widely known
here, I most cheerfully testify hathe has restoroi
me to my hawing, which is now as perfect as it wag
forty years ago, and I earnestly recommend all
afflicted with Deafness to consult Dr. VON MU
-BCHZD3HES at once. 'AWN EEO& Sr.,
corner of Grant and. Seventh streets.
PrrTanuaaa, May 27, 1861.
FROM JSO. M'DEVITT, ESQ.,
From the benefit my son derived of DR. VON
IdOCHZISKERS skillful treatment, I inn% muoLi
pleasure In recommending him toad similarly al
feeteli, as a most enereeeful mina.
JOHN hPDEVITT, 311 Liberty atreeL
Pittsburgh, May 10, 1661.
JOHN BIE , CLOSKEY, Estp,
POET PEnnr, Amm Li an: Co, Ps. I
Apt- lith,lB6l.
7'O DR.VON MOSCHEISKER: lbf. Third sireet.
Pittsburgh—l am happy to inform you that my
huts daughter, who has been quite deaffor four
years, has, under your skillfhl treatment, entirely
recovered. I feel guile satisfied that at hearini
would never have been restored by natural senses.
but to your treatment alone is she indebted for it,
and I would earnestly recommend all afflicted wits:
deafness to consult you at once.
Bespectltilly your. ,JOHNdoCLO.S.KEY.
OFFICIO,
155 THIRD STREET„
BETWICaN 8151ITHFIIILD AND GRANT EtTa.
IylB
GREAT EXPECTATIONS—
CHARLES DICKENS'
BEST WORN,
Price 50 cents, in psoer coyer, or two Illuatiatect
editions, in 01 00, pith at pages 31,50 or either in
duodecimo or octavo lona
YOH BALE BY
HENRY MINER,
an2l Snocemor to Hunt k Miner.
THE THIRD SESSION
Mrs. E. A. snirrirs,
(Late Vreeeptress of the Allegheny City College,}
SELECT SCHOOL POE YOUNG LeiDIRS,
Corner of Beaver street smdllouth Common, Alle
gheny city
N comm be r ences MONDAY amt 24,
um ofatmking e Liwtei
Circulars am be had at thellohootlitotnata, or at
he principal book-stores in Pittebogh Ane•
gheny.
attiegdplw
CANDTDATBS.
FOR
.BRERLFIei
_.JILOBEIELT iNIVALIPSON4' Nf.,.
Of THE - ratIRTH WARD, PITTSBURGH;
offers hirnalr 'to his ft ends and "fellow didselis o
Ai l'lhetrY SpintoirSitthe Union antr'Workinsinieb
e'llatdate, at the Octoberalectio. A osg : se*
Us folk --64. UP 3 TY I / 1 1SASUR.P.R.—c. P/sOll4,
of the Second Ward; Pittsburgh, will be
candidate for the above office, before. the Repubiii
can liorainatins Cobveation.
A 5 _.....
M - 17 EII,IENTS.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LEA= AND Marmaxx. ........ IVAL HENDERSON
Pattie or Anammint,—Private Boxes, $ 5 ,00: Single
Beat In
chaira, -50 Prime Bor, 11,04 Pargnette and Dress
Circle. aentt Fornly arcl% 2 5 ceols:
Colored Gallery, 115 cents; Colored Boxes, 50 can*
Gallery, 15 cents. • .
Second night of the re-eniagsment of
Miss Adah. Isaacs Menken,
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1851.
JOAN OF ARC !
Joan Miss Menken.
Favorite lance Marie.
To roc
UNPROTECTED FEMII,LE !
?oily er'sp Mine Menkisn.
JESSE JOHI\ SON;
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
6513 ,
Dealer id Flour, Grain. and all kinds of
Conn .ry Produce; Wines and Li.
quors, Cigars, Tobacco,
Liberal advances made on consignments
of High Wines.
NO. ISS SOUTH FORTH ST., CORNER OF WALNUT,
au2cklyd PHILADELPHIA.
MILITAttY-•
A LARGE stock of all the different
•
MILITARY BOOKS
Fublished, can be found at the Wholesale and Re
tai; Book and Periodical store of
HENRY finson,
an2l Successor to Rout dkllfiner.
Tr'
.6,1 a THE, PUBLIC.
VoIiP2:I2ITALLY the iirno- ...._._
.Ir," rant and falsely Mott-
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eat Physicians of all de- • ..:• .... -4 .. - 1 - X
nominations, treat secret -. ~ -....p0r5.Xl ..,
and delicate disorders, -,:.'-.;----!___...,_.....•-•:.,: ..! . .-co,
self abuse and Maesees or • -
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stuations common and
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incident to youths of belh
sexes, and adults, Blume or m• ed. &guise
BAAMMILI7 publishes the 'Lime of :Ins: doing
90, the ign ....., an,4 falsely ,ropdeat are
dreattfuliy shocked, and Mine ii a great sin
very immoral, and for conternins4on and
corruption among Weir wives, promising sons
ano daughters. Their family physician sti Pohl be
cantlom lo keep them in 'Kaaren& that they dc
Ihe same as 1, raxAmerfixtp, (except publiattittp.)
tri
'get a lucrative pre: hoe might be ios ' to them
among tattoo!, falsely MOtiot. and Prey ptuona
families Porn and lamed In ignorance, =gen
sui mushrooms, and who compa.re snaety, intllli
genca, sense, Ice, to dollars and. cents, usysteriouhly,.
meanly or illy gotten. It is to i eiblimty;hownwer,
that numerous parents and gnarl:hors are thankful
that their sons, daughters. and wards, prevtonely
lestile,sickly and of delicate condition and arimar
axice, base been restored to health and vigor by En.
BltelitiTßOP. besides many before and after mar.
nape through hina have been sawed much suffering,
anxiety, mortification, ac. Having the advantage
of over thirty years experience and observation,
consequently, he has stirralior skill in the treatment
of special diseases, and who is daily consulted by
the profession , as well recommended by respect.
able citizens, publishers, proprietors of hotels, ate.
gpermatorhea, or so called nocturnal emissions.—
Th la dreadful malady can be completely cured by
the very last discovery that has neveryet tailed; In
female diseases he has had superior experience on
account of his old age, seventy years, all irregu ,
lardy is completely cured. As for anasUrantfolt or
pulmonary diseases my syrups; *deb are compo
eed from Iceland moss and otheringredients by
a skillful physicica five years at the trusiness,it
has had more success than all the-pretensions
that hare as yet been discovered, as the certill.
cates will show. They ' are all genuine anCeart b,
found examination , ttamphlet that enehpersort
will get at the all bee of char h '
SS Smithfield silent , hear Diamond street
Private communications from all parts of the Onion
strictly attended to. Direct to
BOX 800.
deed pies :is Flttsburgh Poet Offlce.
T. 3. GRArr PAUL 11.1.101:18...-WM.ORAFF
Western Stove Works.
GRAFF & CO.,
MANUFACTURKEIB;
ITouLD CALL THE ATTENTION
ledtsd of the public to then' large stock of well se.
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
ALSO—MIPBOVHD
KITCHEN EAMES, GRATE.FRONTS,. -
Hatzow•Wana, &c., among which will be foind the
B.MT COAL UOO EITOITIN THE
STATE. The
Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight, BeLipce, and
IRON CITY,
•
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Paw for the BEET COAL COOK STOVES.
FIRST PREMIUM awarc'ed to the
'TRUE AMILICAR, RIAU # RIPLIBLIC,
For the BEST WOOD 00011. STOVE'S NON IN
USE. The EPIiTUCIELO wad KANS&S Premium
Stoves areunsurpwati . . 2 We mil ,attentlen of
DEALERS and BUILDERS to the largeet stock Of
GRATE PRO NTSAFENDERS
IN TOL' STATE
N. 8.--We line the DIAMOND end BOLIEBBBOGI
Cook Stores with Boapatone I.Aniegs which stabil:
the fire better than iron. 64:1111:13
11.011tRT DALZELL -84 .0111114 •
WHOLESALE GROOfftS
HOMMISSIOMAND FORIPIRDING MERCHANTS
DUMB VI PIUMPUM can PrII9HEOURKWO7II72I3;
noig.i.. NO. Man LIBERTY Eri'RET.• •
DI RIV ATE ColtiF,ASE6—
DR. BROWN'S NPIDIGAL
and ERTROIOAT, Office, No. 60
Suitt/31181dlards. street, T r ittabargh,
Ponney
Dr. BROWN fa
in an old cltl-
UM Practice Pi for of ttsburghthe lastheasty-
7: • - , and haa been .4, •. •
doe years Hie brismeee Lae -
been confined meetly to Private_
and Surgical Diseases.
OITIESINS AND ElTHAttagaer
in need or a medical friend, should not fail .to
And on, the care plane of keffOL The Dilator is a
regularsteduateocedletsexgerienae in the treat ,
mentors °organ doss of diasesse is a awe guagem f
tee to the flutterers of o pactastuent rang,
lt. thease of his rem edi® foUowg his ad.:
DS BROWN'S BM/DM
never fail to cure the worst tiara of Venereal Dis
eases, Impurities and Scrota= dtrunttuns. Alen
all distaste wising horn a hereditaryahinit
manlfeeti itself In the form or atexper , . peoriaik
utd a57 ,,,d many fsirms ofeletft Ames% the urign,
of which the patient is entire lepteniza.
persona aoaftlioted.Dx.Brotnt othmittopes4eissarei
sand Breed/ W ik,
Mriat
. Dr. Prowit's remedies far t i bia • comilile
hrotight on often by that solitary bishit - semsaav
Watinetion. whieda the young littittintiln4it
often give way MP(to their timt
toe only reliable - remedies imoist
c lr= safe, andmake &meet-
Dr. Etronfa iesedke fa am tie
painful &wane in a
i.aap-qpie manmana
eara. He ulna treata_- -,.4ll4o‘'Gotaarrbak
Eltriatare, Uretbal Diacamarger, Female Waaknatis,
Monthly thinned loleati4tottjulfis.
tab in dap,Dimatia Pataukthe Book
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the commencement Of an attack immaftM felled
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They act gently upon the Bowe SOH
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