JAMES. P. BARR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIE TO Et
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 1.
0 X 'l' 'SE" AL .A.'l" .EI It .
JITDGE MOOLIII2E'S LIBRARY —We have
received a catalogue of the law library of
the late Judge McClure. which is now of.
fared at private sale. The collection is a
most valuable one, containing many rare
and excellent works, which cannot be ob
bit-MA-either in this country or England.
The prices have been fixed by a oommittee
of lawyers, and the books can be had far
below their cost. Sales will be made for
cash, at Judge McClure's residence, from
two to five o'clock p. m., each day. Or.
dens from abroad, addressed to Mrs. Lydia
*Clare, will rece.ve prompt attention.
Wno was Hu ?—lt is supposed that the
man who fell from the Hand street bridge
on last Wednesday and was drowned,
was either. Mr. John Swords, a farmer
of this county, addicted to liquor, or the
so, of a dairyman named Savoy, subject
to Ms of insanity, both of whom are miss
ing and their friends much alarmed. Sevav
was seen in the vicinity of the bridge,
shortly before the accident, by his brother,
who was driving a milk wagon.
BT. 111-12 T'S CEMETERY. —By the &TIM
al report of the Superintendent of St. Ma.
ry's Cemetery, it appears that the receipts
In 1881 were $8,874 88, and the expendi.
tures $8,662 86, Including $5,500 to Mr.
Ewalt, from Whom the ground was bought.
The balance due on the property is $21,000;
the ou'itanding claims due the company is
$28,061 52 and they have twenty unsold
building lots, worth $6.000, besides tw,n
ty acres of unoccupied land, worth, at first
co t, sl4 s ooo—making the total assets,
142,081 52. The interments for the year
were 476, of which 81 were interred grata.
Itously; total interments, 5,189.
FOVND DROWNED.—On Thursday morn
log of 'sat week, the body of a young man,
apparently about s wenteen or eighteen
years'of age, was found lodged in some
driftwood at the head et Phillissy Island,
in the Ohio river, about two miles below
/ndustry. It appeared to have been in the
Water 'a long time, probably ten days or
more, and was much disfigured. Most of
the clothing had been lust, though there
still remained upon the body a check shirt,
with blue buttons, having a white center,
a brown cloth - vest, and a black, flowered
neck-tie. No clue to its identification has
yet been obtained. It was buried on the
bland near where it was found.
Sltcsaxusu AFFAIR IN THE THERTEITN.
—A oorrespondent of the Di.spatch, at
Clamp Tonally, furnishes that paper with
the following particulars of a serious shoot,.
ing affair which cocarred on Tuesday last:
In the evening, after dark, Isaac Young,
of Company D, Captain Enright, became
very troublesome, being intoxicated and
greatly annoyed one of his messinates,
Berner,i Grogan. He pulled down the
chimney of the tent, and struck Grogan
with a musket, breaking one of his ribs.
Grogan, after being struck, seizeirhis mss.
ket, and 'ruing called for same one to
give him a bayonet. GrJgan discharged
his on, the ball tearing away one side of
Young's face, killing him, and glancing,
struck private Lysander Robb, of Comps.
ny H, (Butler Company,) passing through
his heart and killing him instantly. Robb
was on guard, walking his beat, and dis
tant abont one hundred yards from the
spot where Young stood. Grogan, who
is represented as a quiet, unoffensive man,
was immediately put in irons and placed
under a strong guard. Young was under
charges and confined to his quarters. Hq
was from this city, and resided on Second
stree 4 , above Smithfield.
• FOUNDLING.—On Thursday evening a
child a week or two old was found on t'le
corner of Second and Smithfield streets, in
a new market basket, which was seen in
the hands of a woman standing on the cor
ner about eight o'clock. The waif is in
charge of Mrs John Brown, Diamond
alley. Here is a chance for a childles3
oonple to adopt an heir.
LBOTURY BY Bisfi .r DAIL/rite —The
Right Rev. Bishop Domeneo will deliver
a lecture et St. Peter's Church, Allegheny,
on Anderson street, near the canal, at 71
o'clock on Sunday evening. The subject
is "The Spanish Inquisition—lts came
Find effect," which he will no doubt hen•
dl 3in a masterly manner. The proceeds
of the lecture will be applied to the bene,
flt of the poor.
GOODS FRED roa ram SOLDIERS.--thipt.
Hazlett, ssteamboat agent, No. 94 Water
street, requests us to announce that he will
make arrangements to have goods contrib..
uted for our soldiers In the West, not pas
sad by the Quartermasters, carried free by
steamboats, and also sick s 'idlers .
YOUNG MEN'S DI:BMA ISOCINTY. —The
following officers of this Society were elece
ted ou Thursday evening r Presiden t, W in.
Frew; Vice Presidents, WID. H. Kincaid
and 11 S Davis; Correeponding Secretary,
Joseph F. Grigg; Recording Secretary, A.
.1iBroolcs; Treasurer, James Robb; Libra•
Oulbertion; Executive Committee,
8. M. Kier, R. S. Davis, M. Tindle, 3. F.
Loy, R. 0: Miller.
AN OLD HOBaA.—A horso died a few
days afro, on Nathaniel Brownfield's farm,
near traiontoWn, which was forty yews
old. He was purchased out of one of the
"Line teams" by Mr. Brownfield in 1882,
fora ten year old horse, and had been ex
traerdinattly useful until the last two or
three years, when he was permitted to take
times easy.
Minima Aaassran.—Jonatban Bush,
a deserter from Captain H. S. Fleming's
company, Ninth regiment, was arrested in
Allegheny on Thursday and committed by
Mayor Drum for safe keeping, to be re
turned' to his regiment.
ILLIDD ON THE, RAILItOA.D.—An unfor
tunate woman, much addicted to the use of
iiquor,lvas.ran over last week on the rail
road, near Johnstown, aril her legs so bad
ly„ernalted that amputation was neceisary.
She Was soon after attacked with swum
potu, causing her,death on Saturday.
Crry Gtracutn.--'l'he new incumbent,
,31.4.Edwarde, annonncee, in another col
umn,that his office Is at, John }Carron's
Allikler-oftimi: corner of Hand end. Penn
„streets, where he will at all times be ready
to attend to the duties of his office.
Tas
Ewa CANAL. —A resolution has
passed the Senate requesting the Aedithr
General to inform the Senate what amount
of tax the Erie Canal Company have, in
timecpast or aro now paying Into the
Treasury, and what steps have been taken
to_cortipel this corporation to pay its just
proportion of the public burden.
Teals SZAT. —We understand that
Jas. P. Sterrett, Eaq, the newly appoint.
ed President Judge of the Court of Com.
most Pleas, will take his seat to-da • .
THB ORPHANS' FAIR. —The Profits of
the late Orphan's Fair were $2,764 86.
Total receipts, $ 8,279 80 ; expenses,
$628 94.
OL4.NG or COMISAND.--Capt 'Keys, of
WisiihingtOn county, has been called from
She command Qf
.khe Ringgold Cavalry,
and givettbitar,Oot.,tba.aospital at Cam.
berland, and both t he RhiggOld Cavalry
and Washington Cavalry are now under
coosniend,of Captain Greenfield.
4.1 110 h. r. A tilk,o , rp.— , A. epeelal to the
rmi h t
Altil el his ter, F;( ThAridey. Beni
" SearWr, A iarLtbieseven:'
ng or iltaburgn, to expedite the manu
facture of mortars,
SSTOosretimitirriatiSinuolia.-I'he Clio.o of
Mayur,, Wilson,a administration of the
r 1
municipal affairs was made the occasion of a
complitnentsxv - .NtVierhellerik
1 I I 0
--..mplienentary supper given avif ierhellerc
Boessing's Broadway Saloon, last evening,
by the members of the day police to Mayor
Wilson, Mn BPrnbill, the clerk, and the
old and new ooktrollers, the representa
tives of the preis and several invited guests
being present, with the entire day pollee.
The occasion was a pleasant one, marked
by mutual gocd feeling between the old
and the new, the retiring and the remain,
ing officers. After supper, toasts were
drank to the Mayor, Mr. Steele, Mr. Me-
Cargo, the press, &c The responses were
happy and many capital hits were made
Mayor Wilson, being celled out, said this
was one of the occasions on winch the feel ,
inge of the heart prevented the utterance
of its sentiments. He had only to thank
all present for numerous kindnesses and to
say that any merit in his administration
must be ascribed to the police anctithepress
and to them only. The company dispersed
at an early hour with an exchange of cor
dal sentiment and a feeling (4 universal
regret at the breaking up of the pleasant
intercourse of those present during the past
two years.
BENEFIT OF CAPT W. C. GALLAGHER
—The announcAment of the appearance of
Capt. W. C. Gallagher in his favorite role
of the "Boman Father," attracted, as we
ar.ticipated, the largest audience that has
assembled lathe Theatre during the week
The piece which had been admirably cast,
went off well; the Captain as Virginus
surpassed hines3lf, rendering the part bet.
ter than wa remembrred to have seen him
before, and was well sustained by the com.
pant , . Captain G's many friends were
eighty gratified by his performance on the
uoo.is-n. To night the Captain takes a
benefit. The bill ornbracci the tragedy of
"Pizarro," in whidl he pl a) s
"Jonsih in Bradford," Mr. Henderson as
Dan Matra'sy and tho pct-iot'c drama of
"Me,Cleilan's Dt.e‘ett." wi h all the tab..
leauz., 41 . 1 Wo ho t) see the house weP
filled, as Capt. G. doeorves a bumper.
EIS LAST ACT.—Mayor Wilson's term
of office cl. sqd last evening. His last
official act was to floe a carter named John
Gilmore, f)r brutal treatment of his horse,
by beating him upon the heal with a club.
A fine of five dollars was imposed, which
Gilmore paid.
M. MAT Plum's Campbell Minstrel
troupe have "busted up." All their port
able property was seized by some 7elentlesa
creditor on Monday night and the remain
der of their effects were consumed in a fire
at that place the following evening.
B,DIIBICHY AT ERIE.-0/1 Wednesday
morning, in Erie, between land 2 o'clock,
Mr. Henry Daiffembough was knocked
down by three men, and hie pocket-book,
containing $lB taken froeb him. ]ldr. D.
received an injury over the eye, evidently
inflic od with a club. No clue has yet
been disc3vered 84 to the perpetrators.
ALEX. P. Jlitissati., fJrnaer:y of this
city, a printer by occupation, has received
an app)intm.int on the staff of Gen. Lane,
with the rank of /dolor.
IT is computed that the loss in oil, bar
rels, by the late freshet in Oil Creek
will rea3h nearly $15,000
Ma. J A.Claalor has retired from the
editoral sanctum of the Meadville Demo
crat, and gone to W.o.hinleton.
DEAD .—Lior el Barnard, a oomedisn who
formerly played here, died a few days since
at Columbus, 0.
THE barraoke at Camp Wright are to
be sold at auction.
SAMUEL Csawrosp has been appointed
Mercantile Appraiser by the Commis
sioners.
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JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers of
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FURNITURE & CHAIRS.
WAREHOUSE, 136 SMITHFIELD STREET,
(between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
nog PITTSBUR6q.
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ALL STYLES,
AND
ALL PRICES,
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d" orig. „Maaltaen_ese
BRONCHIAL, or .gfaiie.
which might be checked
-l OC' with a simple remedg ,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importance of
stopping a laugh. or fiLejlit
/ gad u its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mad remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lunge.
4foo,uz_n!it,goancltici.L,..goar_hert
were first introdvced eleven, years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
/=2_,Oardcia, 4frarz.r_fulLs,
, XcLicutoh, the Smoking
Cough in Wanattnajz.tian, and
numerous affections of the ,gh_ocrit,
giving immediate re/ief.
Public Speakers N Singers
will find them jj'e ctual for clearing
and so- ~ .g•thenini- the voioe.
Sold . all Obruggists and (Dealers
in.
_Medicine, at 25 tents per box.
dis9-6mdkw
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFROTIONS
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOHRS
BRYAN'S PITLMONIC WAFERS.'
AYERS' CHERRY PECTORAL.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP,
For We by
CHAS. H. SUPER,
AT HIS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Penn and St, Clair fits.
bO2
DRIED FR JIT
-160 bushels WIMP 'Dried Apples:
80 barrel+ “ “ Peaches, just re•
delved and tor sale by
J. A. YSTZER,
wow Ist mad Mations eta
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Night's News np to Two O'eloek,
Thirty-Seventh Congress.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 31.—Housa—
On mottos of Mr. Fessenden, of Me., an
editorial in the Chicago /ribune, stating
that one third of the cartridges furnished
to the Burnside expedition contain no
powder, etc , was referred to the Govern
merit Contract Committee .
On motion of Mr, Wicklitr., of Ky.,
the Committee on Military Allairs was in.
structed to inquire into the expediency of
placing contracts f the army and navy
supplies, including arms, under the ruin
and government of military law, or the
rules and articles for the government of the
army and navy, with power to unisn for
fra"d and infidelity.
Co motion of Mr. Blake, of Ohio, it
PM& ros ,:v , d that the Secroiary of War
be instructrd v , inform the House how
many regimental bands are employed in
the army, and whether their service can be
dispensed with without Injury to the ser
vice.
Un motiun of Mr, Alley, of Mass., the
Oommittee on Oommer..:e wts instructed to
inquire into the expeiiencv of the passage
of a law prohibiting the espertatlon of oak
timber.
Mr. Van Wyck, of New Fork, from the
Select Committee to Investigato the g•vern•
ment contracts, offered the U.llowiug, which
was adopted :
Resolved, That the Secretary or TfeaSU•
ry be directed to furnish this House with
a oopy of the contract made L y him cr hie
Department for the handling, opohing,%s•
sorting and general delivery of ror.ign
goods in the City of New York, umsi y
celled the "labor contract" or ''General
orders contract."
Also to info , rn the House whether the
said labor is Low done by the original par
ties to the said contract, or whether the
said contract has been st:ran, , , , id, and if so,
to whom and at what consmers.ttua ; also,
who are chi owners of the warehouses
wnere the said goods are stored, and what
rents are paid fur the ohms.
Mr. Van Wyck else ,ffered the follows
jog% which was adopted :
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be directed to 'furnish to this
Homo a statement of the salary, fees and
perquisites received by the Collector, Sur.
ueyor and Naval ()Muer of the port of
New York, each, respectively, from the
time that he first entered the duties o'
his office ; also the salary, fes and per
quisites received by the prede.:ei , sor of each
during the four years pre2eding the times
when the present incumbent entered upon
the duties of his of
Mr. Stevene, of P:4., fr the Commit
tee of Ways and Mears, repealed the Ins
dian and Poet Office approprinwin Inks
which were referred
Thd Treasury Note bill was postponed
The House writ into Committee on the
Naval appropriali..n
Mr. Kelly, of Pa reviewir g th • pre ,
ent condition of affairs, said ih,t cur evils
are exaggerated for the want of leadership.
The Administration should announce a
policy, clear •.nd well defined, wh.ch should
address itself to the suppression of the re
bellion, and the punishment of those par
ticipating in it. Such a course would rt.
animate ice public mind and heart, and
icepire, with invincible enthusiasm, our
armies which are climin•sning by desertion,
disease and death, and deteriorating from
lung and constant inaction It would invig
orate the public credit. The people would
again pour out their money, assured that
it would be applied for the preservation of
such of their property as now remain.—
Nine months nave elapsed since Sumter
toll—since Jeff Davis announced his l urs
pose to plant a foreign dig over this Capi
tol Sli hundred thousand men are in the
field in behalf of the republic . , yet Wash ;
ington is beleacuered and Richmond Is
n it.
Mr Dunlap, of Ky., said at the extra
session in July, there was no intention or
declaration here that this war was to put
down slavery.
When five Dlinoiereuiments were told
that this was the otject they stacked their
arms, saying that ntioy were called out
only to suppress the reboil' gin.
Mr. Arnold, of 111., thought that there
was sJW6 mistake about that. He dui no:
believe the statement was true.
Mr. Dunlap gave Colonel Logan, a
member from Illtnoi.o , ae authority for the
Mr F A. C ,n:;.:,! - L r. 0'1 , 4, Y., o rJb..r•
aced , he remark ~ f Mr. Durikp. sai d
that Colon,' Logan hau ataied in hit , prey.
ence and that of others, that on the ap.
pearance of the rrport rf Ex• Secretary
Cameron, the troors under his command,
he understood him to say atack3,l their
arms and relused to move further.
- - .
Mr. Sargent, of Cal., spoke in favor of
the c , .inetruction of the Pacfic livtrosd
and telegraph lines to the Pacific aril urg
ei immediate action as a military ricessi.
ty. The Committee than rose. The re.
port of the Oummitte of Conference on the
con , ular and diplomatic bit, was agreed to.
Mr. Holman reported a bill from the
Government Contract Committee with
reference to the transportation of troops
and .upplies over the Hannibal and St.
Joieph and Pacific Railroads.
Mr. Porter, from the Committee of the
Judiciary report, accompanied by a reso.
lution, that the several Railroad compa
nies which have received from the States
grants of public lands m-tda by acts of
Congress for the purpose of aiding in the
construction of the roads of such comps.
vies respectively are reqaired to transport
the property and troops of the United
States over their roads free of toll or other
charges whatsoever. Brief debate and no
vote. Adjourned till Monday,
SENATIL—Mr. Wade, of Ohio, presented
a petition in favor of a bankrupt law. Al
so petitions in favor of emancipation.
Mr. Grimes, of lowa, presented the reso
lutions of the Legislature of lows. in fa
vor of the establishment of a National
Armory at Hock Island.
Mr. Foster, of Conn., from the commit+
tee on Pensions, reported a bill author
izing the Secretary of the Interior to strike
from the pension roll the names of all per+
sons who have taken up arms against us
or aided the rebels.
The bill was passed.
Mr. Grimes, also introduced a bill au
thorizing the detail of naval officers for
the service of the War Department. The
bill - authorises the detkli of the naval of.
doers for ,the inspector of ships before
troops are put on board.
The bill was passed.
On motion of Mr. umner, of Mass., the
joint resolution in relation to the Indus•
trial Exhibition at London, was taken up.
The resolution apprork Les $86,000 for ex,
penses to carry out the former resolution.
Mr. Sumn r explained and advocated
the resolution.
Mr. Hale of N. H., opposedthe resolu—
tion. He was opposed to tsking this
amount of money out of the Treasury at
this time.
Mr. Lane, of Indiana, said ho world
vote against the resolution at this time.
At the previous exhibition we could show
reapers, etc , but now the sworn and can
non are our reapers and the rebels our
harvest.
The resolution was rejected Yeas 17:
nays 22._
Mr• Wilson, of Mo., Introduced a bill
to secure the completion of the Southwest
Branch Railroad,
Retorted,
. .
' On motto► of lidr. Tim airpir, of N. Y.,
the bill to prohibit the Coolie trade by
American citizens, wee taken up and
passed.
The wale of Mr. Bright wee again taken
up.
Mr. McDougal, of Cal., contended that
there had been a regular plan to bring
about secession which was well known to
Democra e, and known to him (Mr. Mc-
Dougal) as a Democrat., and the Senator
from Indiana must have known of the
fact that the war which had been so long
planned was actively inaugurated before
the letter was written to Davis, and he—
kir. McDougal—could consider that letter
in no other light than an act of treason.
A Senator of the United States, who,
knowing all the facts, could write such a
I tter, was not fit to remain in the councils
the nation.. Treason was the highest
all crimes, and ought to receive severe
;•li:lshment.
Mr. Feseenden, of Me , here asked leave
ro%ke a report from the Committee of
t .1111i -trance on the civil and diplomatic ape
i.rooriation bill, which was concurred in,
the hill atanis passed.
Mr. Johnson, of Tenn., contended that
,he Senate had a perfect right to expel any
Senator if they thought he was not fit to
remain in the councils of the nation. The
ri d s-twn is do the people of the United
,•z•tates feel confidence in the loyalty of the
Senator from Indiana. He had often heard
the inquiry among people, Why does not
tho Senate turn out Bright, of Indiana ?
lie coonraented upon the letter and its
o intents, He claimed that it was an overt
net of treason by aiding the enemy. The
Saciate was not subject to the technical
'hies of a Court. Suppose Aaron Burr,
after he was acquitted by a court of treason
nail returned to the Senate, wt.uld not evri
•ry Senator here have voted for his expel
slant But the Senator said this letter was
an act of friendship; would a friend sand a
r latter to a known traitor, giving him the
aid of improved fire arms, By sending
letters to the chief traitor, with aid of this
k nd, the Senator showed himself so rt
o,riless of his country's interest that he is
not entitled to a seat in the Senate, Where
was the vote or speech of the Senator from
Indiana expressing a ympathy with the
(.7onstitutlon and Union when a year ago
the Mr. Johnson stood above on this Bide
of that chamber fighting the battle of the
Union? Has the Senator forgot the bevy
of conspirators who gathered around wan
..cowls, frowns and taunts? If the Senator
hat, he had not, and he kuew the absence
to , even one glance of approval from the
Senator from Indiana, he (Air. Johnson)
would have been glad of the sympathy of
on , so long in the public service, but he
was as cold as an iceberg, and Mr. John.
sou was left alone on that side of the
chamber, and the line was strictly drawn
between those who were fighting for the
Union and those against it. Where eve
those who ncr longer ago than the last ses.
non of Congress sang the siren song of
peace? Where was Polk or Breckinridge.
Clone to the rebel camp. Ha believed there
were traitors here now on the same roai,
and how long it will be before they land
in the trades' camp he could not tell.—
The tienator from Indiana said he was op.
posed to the while coercion policy of the
government. if the government had not
the pewtr to enforce the laws, then the
government was at an end
Further by the Steamer Africa
New YoaK, January 81 —Tbe Morn
ing Post rejoices at the general oot:idea)
nation of the stone blockade, and says it :a
rousing the European governments to a
common sentiment of indignation and
ask, why more forbearance is shown to
America than was the case when Belgium
was recognized, particularly as Holland
was never guilty of the barbarities corn.
matted by the Washington Cabin t. The
suspension of specie payments continued
to be the theme of gloomy prognoetica.
LP Ps for the North.
The Daily News in reviewing Mr.
Sewarda Trent dispatch says,that altnough
it contains much that is questionable
in law, its main positions a certainly
based in acknowledged loyal principles
mere diplomatic correspondence is pub
lished including a letter from Mr. Sew
ard, to the Secretary of the Navy con
demning In strong terms the fact that the
captsla of the Britten schooner James
Campbell was taken into New York with
the Brit'sh flag flying under that of the
United States, and another note condemn.
log the act of an American commander,
extracting an nail from three British Bea.
men captured for a breach of the blockade,
that they would not undertake a similar
proceeding again; the seamen are relieved
from the obligation of the oath.
Patric): —.l.t is reported that when Mr.
Dayton submitted the names of 20 or 80
Americans t) M. Thouveniel, for presenta
tion of the Emperor on New Year's oay;
the latter enquired as to the character of
the Americana. Mr. Dayton replied that
they were all elegibie for presentation to
the President of the United States. The
result was that no Americans were at the
reception.
The bourse was advancing rents 60 F
60 c.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN, LONDON,
Jan. 19.—The Observer suggests the expe
diency of the Intervention of France and
England between the federals and rebels
of America, and asp that such an act
would be approved by the whole world,
and be gladly accepted by both sides.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool yes
terday, and the Niagara at Queenstown to
day.
MADRID, Jan. 19. The pirate Sumter
having been ordered by the Spanish gov
ernment to leave Cadiz, has gone to Gib
raltar.
The report that the government intends
c using the Chambers Is denied.
PARIS, Jan. 19 —The Journal Dee De
bats thinks that Lord ralmerston's inten
tions towards the United States are not
pact do.
The Temple in announcing that Mason
and Slidell aro expected at Havre, says
that no obstacles will be offered to the ful
illlment, of their mission to Prance and
England.
The Plenipotentiaries of the South will
be allowed to plead for the recognition of
the South.
The Bruise says that the French govern
ment will receive neither Mason or Slidell
nor any other Southern Commissioners.
The Paya Bays that the government of
Ecuador has requested the mediation of
England in Peru, and that England has
accepted the office.
The Independ*nee &Igo says that Prance
will areame %lad ir.i.iiktivd in a remonstrance
against the blockade of the Southern ports
and that England will only afford Prance
a moral Fupport.
The Moniteur Bays that the partizans
in England for the recognition of the
South Increase and no doubt there will be
many advocates of this measure in Par.
Hamer t.
The Bourse zloeed firm on Saturday.—
Rentee 69 and 80 0.
VIENNA, Jan. 19.—1 t is reported that
fresh negotiations have been opened be
tween Austria and Hungary.
From Chicago
Carcaeo, January 31.—A special dies
patch to the Journal from Cairo, states
that Captain Con3table, commander of the
mortar coats, returned from Pittsburgh
this morning. Twelve of the 18 inch
mortars with mortar beds and ammuni.
Mon have been shipped; twelve of the more
tar boats will be immediately pat into
readiness far active service.
Dr. Scales, arrested at Bertrand, was
tried at Charleston on Wednesday, for
horse stealing and murder. The commis•
stoners found him guilty of both charges
and sentenced him to close tioafinecnent in
the mil.tary prison during the war.
The steamer Rama Damian arrived
today with a large cargo of powder and
shell.
Amnia MLIMINSUI I ,
Lisavisarwosera, January 81.—General
Order, N 0.12, Department of Kansas pro
hibits troops of this Department from en..
taring the Department . ithout special
orders. All armed parties, whether ben
long to the service of the government or
no', shall hereafter cross the Kansas bor
der and enter the Department of Missouri
without due authority, shall be adjudged
to have entered for the purpose of depre•
dation and shall be held subject to the
penalties of military law. Alt armed
bands of men in the State of Kansas not
in the service of the United States, now
acting under special authority obtained
from the Governor of the State, or'of the
General Commanding, are hereby warned
to disband and return .o their homes,—
- - -
Military Commissions for the trial of ail
such prisoners and all who are now detain.
ed on charges of army depredations, or
jayhawking. will bs established.
The 9th Wisc , str, Colonel HAcmon,
is quartered in this city. The 21 Ohio
Cavalry, Colonel Doubleday, is quartered
at Platte City, Mo., at present.
OUR
NO. 82 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOU N ES
to the public that he is In daily receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS, GAME, Ac ,
and is prepared to acoommorbitte the patrons of this
old and well known house wilt everything in the
eating and drinking line at the shortest notice
iato-17 JOHN /DIALER, Proprietor.
4 40 1 ./ Aktr
4 1 1 4 f.
1 .144 , R4
TA R
12 d 01J
THE GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS MEDI
et SE having made it 'be study of yeas
concentrate the life of the Pine 'I ^ee into a Medi.
cine for diseases of the Lunge arm Throat, is now
offering to suffering humanity the result of his ex
perience. This truly great and good medicine is
prepared w th much cars. the far being distilled
expre - ey for it, Is therefore free from all impuri
ties of comm ;n tar.
It has cidied more caster of Consumption the II)
g DOW!, rem-dy On sort , ,
It will cure BRUNCH 1118,
It will cure AR MA.
It will cure BORE THROAT AND ERRAta
It will cure C UHEIS AND Col,:ig. and i. an
valuable remedy for oiaeases or the KIDNEYS
URLNARY COMPLAINTS.
B. Beware of Counterfeits. lite
V 2 P h4 A re gl!lf3, Y L P lT' d t a he "e y do sot B yo D a Y6-
„
so to the age6t of yrbord you purobssea
t , -em, and receive your money.
Please call et hie et re and ¢ate descriptive oit
cuinr. A box of rills sent by mat., poet-paid on re•
ceipt of One Dolar .
No. 10 Bona, 0 .coed street,
L. ti C. WIsHAEIT, Proprietor.
by Lig. KEISER, N 0.140 Wood etreet.
Dog Is .CNI
r. 4
.e 1
cc%
1:4 ,
THE GIN&T QUIATION OF THE, DAY
For the next two weekx.wilt
WHAT OUGHT I TO BUY
0 13 Ft. I S "I" IVI .A. S
NEW YEAR'S PRESENT.
All Me friends and customers of
BRINEMAN, IIZINILN 48 SIEDLE,
That have not yet detorrnmed on what to buy wit
please look over the following list of articles, when
they will be sure to find something to suit:
Gold Vest Chain., Silver Table Spoons,
2--ilrents' Breastpins, " Tea Spoon.,
Bracelets, " Forks,
Spectacles.
Watch Seals, - Baiter Knives,
" Soup Ladles,
Pen. and Cases. " Cream Ladles,
" Lockets for Mina, " Sugar Tongs,
tares, " Salt Spoons,
„ Necklace, " Mustard Spoons
Studs, - Child's Knife a
sleeve Button,. Fork,
" Crosses. " Cups,
" Finger Rings. " Thimbles,
" Chatelain Chains, " Snuff Boxes,
" Ear Rings, . Napkin Rings,
Nar Drops, .
Plated Castors,
" Guard Cnsins, ' " Cake Baskets,
" Keys, " Tea Setts
" Charms, '' Coffee Setts,
Armlets, l " Molasses Pitch
" Pencils, So.. kc ' era,
Plated Ice Pitchers,
Plated Spoons and Forks,
Plated Soup and Cyst', Ladles, etc., „te.-
nEg„. Gold and Silver Watches of every imagsins.
ble style and price.
vs. French. German and rttnenc in Clocks, Spy
Glasses, Musical Boxes, 2 to 12 tunes; Bronze. Stat.
nary, Po"tmonaies aid fancy articles in general too
numerous to mention. All we cog tan call at our
establishment, NO. 42 FIF'FB STREET, one door
from Wood, and examine our goods and prices.
Al i
IMPORTANT
-TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY
PATENT .AGENCY
Dewil C. Lawrence
Robt. W. Fenwiek.
Vo r Twelve
For the past
four years
Manager of
the Washing
ton Branch of
the Scientific
American Pa.
tent Agency
and for Fif
teen Wears in
the Patent
4gency Busi
ness.
Years an 0 -
oer of I he Pa-
tent Office - -
the last four
am a Member
of the Board
of Appeal.
NOTE-411 informati
Patent and a copy of
charge.
On nO0011&147 to prOCInTh a
Lsw .:_at free c'
Refer to present Cora
Arid P? Rollaway.
naleaforer of Patents' Ron
deslo4f
W. EL MoGEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
INty,efrTtet,,,,,hed
varied stook
o t t lif buyers to
Fall and Whiter Goods,
just received, among which my be sound all of
Ihelteweat styles of goods for Gents and Youth's
Ware, together with a full and complute assort ,
went of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
W 11. fif QUEER h CO.. 148 Festers] at
eor. Market Square, Alley neny City.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A Dwelling
Bona. in Birmingham, now ocounied by
nberiber, Enquire at Na 104 SECOND STREET,
afa 114 f C. T. IHMsEN.
QIIGARS-t3tan 'ard,crushed povvdc cal,
grannatted and A ant la coffee. refined St. { era,
in store and for sale I y RElrbora & Bitco4.,
tag ,N , . t tt 1. d and t 2 Won/1 ,r
GROSS WENSLOW'S 'SOOTHING
inram fey pal., by
HELLruwest,
No aco Ff•deral s tr eet, Alleghesi._
25 Tai, 8. C. HAT'S--
a tree Breakfast. B. 0013:
In store nod far anis by F. BELL C O.
atieo Penn street. Pittildryb.
bbLs Ltme tor sale
IA
by (Sats) H ' ETA. OLLINS,
M.The River—List evening Kt twilight
there were eleven lent water in the Winne'
and taking.
8€4,. bldg wheal pabs6rigPc
steamer Undine, Capt. M. A. Cox, leaves Ibis day,
positively, for Galapclta, nod all intnrtnPetc.e ports.
This hna• has the beet r f ace:comddatieus, and is
el - a-ge of officers that woad make a le:s worthy
1,04 pepula•. A bo.AL , n charge of Capt.. Woodeurn
and cox is bound to be popular.
spliP. The splendid passenger tamer
Frima Lonna, Captain George Moore, leaves this
day fbr Cin&nmal, Louisville . and Cairo. This
boat has unscirpasAed accommodations, and Is in
charge of si careful sad experisnoed officers is
can be found. Out o.d and estsenaei friend, Capc,
Murdock, lyre, 10 the honors in the office.
Stir The fine loy ket Citizm, Captain
leavaa for Evaner,lle and
Mount, Vera-n. rand regular between
this city and Mt. Vern.iii, and will continue in the
urde during the season. The clerks are IdesPrs.
Cliudiey nun Fx4tn . Wa tans pleasure to recom
mencimg them
Std`" The line paEsenger steamer Arag , ),
Captain J. H. Go:ding, is announced for Qncinnatl,
Cairo and Saint Lou.s. Tina boat has the cent of
acco.omodations, and la in charge of careful and
atteothe officers
per, The line packet Daeotah, Capt. D.
Ennd , icksou, Ia ire• til!tug up for Cincinnati
I.oui.t villa ar d St. Lcuia. This boat it now In first
rate c rder; and ii in cnarge of as careful and ccm
pe.ent sf , t of cfficen a can 1.. e found. With Capt . .
Mason in the office, fneod E , and to asse t
him, •Ii nge w.ll en at I HE'LL
T e line p Eeenger steamer Clnra
Poe, C:yealt: TLomat Poe, leaver this day vet.
tively :or Cinciecai setl Loussr:lie. This blia. has
A Yo. 1 acc.rn tedations, and is In charge of k .1
heat of r:therr, °Cu yc tong mead Parr hi:3 ene•ge
of the chi es
gla.,Tho anl. , Unt of freight, I .. .celced yes
erday wart not large. ins weatner was favorable
)1- the i Poflpt of frelat,t
ter' The tine packet steamer Emma
Graham wdl vsluyely be here on Monday to re
°eye freight for Zatesv.lie and intermedilta porta
Th.s seems to ha the only boat that does b Purees
to suit the ya-ioun par ies. Ons thing 1 t certain It
IA always done on the f qU9 , e
For Cincinnati, Louisville
Evansville and Mt. Vernon.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 10 x.
THE REGULAR PAS EN
TER packet t,,TIZEN, R Ca:bouu
commander. icave• t r the above one
en LA dP7 annou-ic id, poktlvely.
Fp- fretght or pa -sake. anF, y on coard I I
ForCineisa oati. Louisville
Evansville and till. Louis.
114,)NDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
THE S i'LENDID :ADE , 1 - 1 „
wheel pa *tenger steamer,
ARAG'), 'rhos H. Golding
leaves as announced at,ove.
For freight or pacsage atm' re etd •t to
(el 'JOHN FLACK" Ag•ut.
G.
04 1 ,
W O Ce
E- .
0e.5 '3
-
o o a<
x -4 0
..4 8 It
=
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• 2, E
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-o"e4
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
": HIS DAY. IrEBR 'ARY 1, 10 A. M,
E FINE SfEAMER
CLAR. POE. Tnom t re. e , m.
manner. leavev an above.
For [melt or p 411.1,T3 app'v on brar
For Cinelnnati, Cairo and St.
Louis.
THE FAVORITE PASSEN-
L tiER steamer DiCOratl, U.L.
Hendrickson, commander, leaves as;
aoore.
For freight or passage app '
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville.
THE line passenger steamer
EMMA °BARAK Captain Mun
roe Avers. commander, leaves Pitts
hburgtt every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock p. at., and
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. tn.
For freight opassage apply on board, or to
J. B. LIVINGSTON a CO, Agents Pittsburgh.
F
or Cincinnati. Louisville and
St. Louis.
THIS DAY, 10 A. M.
SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER
PRIMA DONNA, Goorg a W. Moore, COMO/MI.
drr, learee as announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. 8. DTINGfeITON a CO.,
tel or JOHN FiAOB., Agent,
For Marietta, Gaillpolis. Par
kersburg and Portsmouth.
EVERY TUE3DAY, 10 A. M,
XH E FINE PARSEN- - 1 / 4
GER steamer, J b Fo RD, '
. Kerr, commander. leaves as
announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board.
JOE N ACE, /4ent.
THE STEAMER SCIENCE,
1. Captain Wm. Reno, leaves for
W beating, Marietta, Parkersburg and
GAllinolis, making weekly trips, leaving Pittsburgh
every WEDNESDAY at 1 o'clock, and returning
leaves Galltpolis every FRIDAY at 8 o'clock.
cote D. H. LEWIS, Agent
For Beaver, Ste benville and
Wheel!. g.
THE PACKET STEAMER,
J. T. M'COUBS, J. T. Di,Combs
Commander, leaves for the aboveports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 M.
For !reigns or passage apply On board or to
dent J. COLLINS CO., Water street.
For Marietta, Parkersburg
wed
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
nteamer UNDINE. M. A. Cox, com
mander, te,ves Pittsburgh every Rat
urday at 4 p. m , returning leaves Gallipo' or every
Tuesday at la a. m.
For trench: or passage apply en board or to
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Where he will tmn met a general Steamboat Agenoy
business, and would solicit a slAre of patronage
from steamboat men. noite-em
J. D. H A NCOCK.
aT7 0 11-.4"E dT L.9R',
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
Plia'SSO fiGH, PENNA.
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
/OR THY. BA.LE 01
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
liU 74 WaTER STREET, BELOW MARKET
P/TT.cR777:178
G 0 T 0
SCHMERTZ & SLR e, %LEY'S,
No. 1458 - Wood Street,
and buy ynur CARBON OIL AND
NEW CAOLIPETK I 1 aEN [TINE IRISLi WILIS.r.
. t A Genuine Scotch Wldokr.. . v
Oil ClOtliti, at., i Pure old Rye Widoky ~ A
• Pore old Jomalcalbam;: ' -
—A T Pure old Oogniao Bundy, -
Ild' OALLIIMS,, Pure old Pinot/1114ft
Pure old Pellevolain 'anti* - '
No. 87 Fourth Street, : Pure old Holland Gin, - . -.'
Tin OUGHT-PREVIOUS TO THE LATE . Pure old Anchor Gkr . .
JLP advance in prices, of %oldish the_ (utak say .11- ~_P lD_ _° ClugraPi g ne A llar TA P° ",,,49 l ang Wtnall
tags la ofored,co purchasers FOR.I)AOH.4 dad Al e! .., , o,fqiiimi 7 IxotAle, lOr ookt.orjr: ''
tim.'iskietirri,
'-- -- - - , no wwdatroit
N EW WALL PAPERS—Afresh
balver ---" "
'gement a low p riced Wed al " riud ' TEEN APPLES—M), 4:4010
calm! and tar sale by
I Apples reestrodand fiw Wet"
1291 W. P. Id RI 4 VIA " Woodstmt.
NUM OCUZIMIL
• ‘,:i;
X N 7 El Or. 247 TigeB
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
A SRIIIBO.
Franklin, Bennet, Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clark, Brownsville.
Col. Bayard. Peebles Ellsaheih
Minerva, Gordon, Wheeling
Anglo Saxon, Da!ts I. Lout villa
• DEpARTep.
Franklin, Ben art. Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clark, clO
Col. b.yard. Perblio, itrifbatti
J. T. hil'i , oniba. ArCesobs. Wheal/it
J. B. Fcrd, Kerr, Yortetrnaph
TH 'EI DAY 10 A. 171
'y on hoard
Galllpolls.
EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P. All
STEAMBOAT AGENC IC.
Has opened on office at
NO. 94 WATER STRE eT,
LAMPS. pin
C/1R 18 T ICA S , P:11-141 . '
Just received 419
Imo sesartyo94.lol,,,„,§
GENTS' 8 t 1 1 **Bs
•
ruir °away, Fsmatii,
• Q.l belling low by
W E. Schmertz
Pa st etrurittnWa
E. WATT
WISH
TERRY, PRICE , CPI;
INEPORTERB AND DEALEM -
CLOTHS, CASSIBIEMEit
aatinets, Vesting., Tallow'Trinningio,il4,
NO. 255 MARKET NT. ifforiliarde,
PHILADELPHIA, PA;
Joan v. minv, D.unzt. B. MIA OUValk
demi,
JAMES H. CHII..DS
HOPE COTTON' ittILES
Allegheny City; Pa.
ILLIMUCITLIBUS et
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
OSIV - .43..1317110-S;
Inctles to aro
ailhclnra may be lett at H. emulti&•canon
W vv . ! Str Iti AN, r 06.01 g
HIES A. FETZER;
ORWARDiNG JUICI CONSIS:IOIIIIIERCiA3Rf
thradiik, Boman, Lard"' Willall.,
Dried Prr...lt. arid Prodiam• GestinVlN
COB OP KARR= Asn) nun Filltallafir
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Baran To—Francis G. liseley. EaseWitia*Bil
north Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittman ¢h,.
Ott, Heleirer Swearingen, S. Brady, thusi
51. Bank, Lug Howe% Mangle & Qe., GaggkVl;
Andereon. Donlon Paxton & Co, Wheelftgy.
r•vevezne.i.
TIERNAN &
Wholesale and Retail Greepir,
ININMIZRS 6.1 D DILLISS 11l
ZAN, WINES, LIQUORS, -IRS.,
hurtle-fit corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAIto.ND,
ri ail ALLFri HEN?' 13Trin,
OWEN BWRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
19 St. Clair Street
Gentlemen's Olott:ng made to ordertitelp
FOR CASH—,
HAVING RETURNED FROM NEW
YORE, with a choice stock of 'MGM.
CASSI MEILEN and VERTINGB, *hi& can barn
chased at prices far below the unlit kntfs„....-
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISSION AND FORPIRDING MERCII/LITS
Daaisean PPotwvi amp Perisirowa htaifflzrgiiituusl
r:o. suit Lrsh.y.Ty AIRFXr.
TO THE PUBLIC.
millPlrelAL,LY the .o.• . , ,
ice, rant and dilsely Mod. -
ea PCTErtI2I2IIB of all de.
nommattons. treat secret
and deka, - u:sortiers,
sell abuse and disesiseq or
sinetions common and
rundent to youths of both
sexes, ens eduits, single or married. Because
. &wins= publishes the fact of his doing
dO, tre 17,r.orant and falsely modest, are
-tr-•ac fully ehooked, and Lama it- a Welt eta
very immoral and for contamination, and
corruption a tneir wives, pronriatow eons
an heir family phyalcriettahould be
cautions to keep Loom ie loorance that they do
e same as Dr P N - 8 - 1131UP, (except publishing)
lest a lucralve practice might be lost to than
imodg stupid f osely modes; and preatimptasna
Lazuli .13 born and , aired In Ignoraitthforprahgtila
as m tearoom and who comma society, fatale
Bence, same. Ac, to dollar-13=d cerits.ntlatencinalni
meanly or ill y gotten. Il .s to PublielYis holism
that numerous par foie .tai guarchatissire
that their act,. dangt - or. and midis Fortin • -
feeble, sickly P 0e..-fete condition. antra •
a•• hare boon reed-wed to nada; and . hylir.' , .
BiIBTET.W. besides many before and snap
riage through him have been lota—
anxiety, mortification, no. Having the advantage
of over thirty years expedence, and. oheernitton,
consequent! , he has superior eidllintleitandarant
of special and who ts thdir_OCOMLlWia
the profession, aa well recommandedlnt
able citizens, publishers, proprietors 14 flidela, de
8 rhea, or so ca ll ed nocturnal etrdesitinsp—
Ws dreadful malady can be oo cured by
the very last diatarrery that has
female diaesaea he has had superiore on
account of his old age, seventy, yeah!, all
larity is completely cured. As for conatnitiptien
pulmonary diseases my syrupin widish aretiornpo•
wed from Iceland moss and other ingredlehtalv
a skillful physician five years WWII intSMOseptt
bas had more success than all the Piatensiosui_
that have as yet been discovered. as t he tread.
cotes will show. They are all genuine - Wl= ba
found according to a pamphlet thtit elinh Person
will get at the examined .1, all free ofd
Office Sc Smlthfield stray:4, aser.Dliaritintratreet
Private communications ix:Anal] parts oftAke b. ,tlatoS
strictly attended to. Dizvot in
730 a gie •
Pittsbtrth Oates.
Jib l• rve•
WILLIAM MEANS, DAVID 1021LND
HARRISON A. COFFIN, spacia i,
General:Partners.
MEANS & 001TI.IT
(Successors to .M'Oarttheac t Mania /Moo
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and lister 86.,
PITTSBURO,R. PA.
DILL v ATE -
DIL BROWN'S MEDICAL
and EfURGIOLL Oftkte, No, BO •
Smithfield street. Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. , • • _
• .4
Dr. BROWN is an old chit
• •••i•-•• • ,
inn of Pittsburgh, and has been .•f• - •• '
in Practice for the brat handy- - - •
yractri. His business hat 4 • • • 1 •••" 1 •
been confined Mostly to Plir#l4>...- •
and Surgical Menages.
CITIZENS AND STRAnNiiiri
in need of a medical friend, ahoultmotifail to
find one the aura place of relief. nit Dootor Is a
regtOszspritinate, and his experienotedm.idne tiaM
mot orb matalis Wass of diseases ialkillidt
tee to the sufferers of obtaining • NSW
by the eve of his remedies and: folioninglhdrilad;
R 043. o, •
DR. BROWN'S BNILNDLINI - •
never fail to mire the worst farm of-Venereal Duo
eases" impurities and lilmohdona MfeatlONN Miro
all diseases arunni k from a bsdedYsa7:_•_taalf4 -
manifest& itself in form of a metargitstrkettoi
and a p.itiany forms of altrodusenten,,fhe mu
of which the *lent is nocisly - Ttnizont. - To m
persons so antic led, Dr. /Strut. ufftrirs Ikopliktif a MIIP
and epeody rec EißMlNAL overy.
Dr. Prown'a remedies' for WisaIEITMEL: this'aleumate4.:troublut
brought on often by that satiny' htddkonemenal
grandest:on, which the young and'entiaminded
often give way to, (to their own deornotion.) ate
the only reliable remedies tessera 'Wale oottie. •
try—they are safe. andreake eptimatvcineliorsthat
el health.
Dr. Brown% remedies Weyer itiAnlra tis
petatnl ctißellge ill a Jim thqrso—he-iriß-Alizranti
sore. He also lanata Ale., 61004 GIORIBMbnin,
Lizethial DissuusrgesvreniaMzirtmlniew
Monthly &ppressibno, Disowns or-th pis -
tale in Ano, - tierrous afisetlons,Painatallila bg .
and Kidneys, Irritatlon of the Bladdrnstogetb er ,
with all dtsasa a of on imam) origin.
A letter descbing the elm i tontl ath alki
e talithg
directed to DE. BROWN, 10 s is
piussursA, Pa, will be tromecameiy
Medieins sent to any address, weir- gamed adid
secure from oam:swims,
.i •
°Mee
and Prizs , ... is crmtr. y;~•;litßKli!blA
~TR 4 meg.
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