NE WO ' Arogpitinsittcr,:uvrks.-
- The fo loWingrates ist adVertising . 'have ' been:
sgreedrAPPon by_the Pubdshers of the Pittsburgh
Daily_,vress. to take efred +on and a ft er the 10th,
day of Ntivemiber. 1882, on allnow contracts t : '''
!Olt STANDING sta.Talsa . :.l
1. • 1
PER EGLE ANEARE, &PERT DAY , . 7
One in sertion....„ S. 00,-Two months-. Ail 9 oto,f
Two insertions.- 100 Three months... 1100
Three insertion s 125 Four. months... - 18 00,
One week 2 00 Five months,- i _14 , 00
Two weeks. 850 Six mon th s ...... ,/3 00%
Three weeks - 500 Nine mon ths, ... .. 20 00,
One month G 00 One year ' as op
FOR .
cuLstoranukattarrma; -,• I.
Whiogillows th °privilege of a weeklichssBo
of Matter. to be inserted among new, .
lil advertisements. !
PER STINGILE SQUARE, EVERY DAY,
Six months. ...-
..... ...... - - $ l3 00
Twelve Months - 80 00
Administrators' Notices .. '2 95
Marriage gqotices-,....--,- . 75
Death Netters , - -
i odors: each ineeriion
1106 - Atquideilliememts ordered in for one
Month. etlleFstiine, to be Cash et the time of or•
daring
ettARLES APIENIGHT L Eve. Chronicle. FOBTER & FLICE. , ON, Pitta..bisperol4
JAB: P. BARR, Pitts. Pcet. •
8. RIDDLE & 00. Pittaburgli Gazette.
• AILY. POST—ADVANOED
RATES.
One - yekr, by wail
Six months.
Three•rt
One
tone week, delivered in the city,
single c0pie5... „ . . .. ......
To esca per bundred
Orphan's COEIFI Sale.
ENE - IfiRTVE OF AR ORDER OF THE
%RA ;Orphan's Court of Allegheny county, the
undersigned, administrator of the gcoin, and;
ghetto's of Ann Gellman. deal, will expose to.
by vetidue or public outcry at the Court ,
House. City of Pittsburgh. on Saturday, Do-•
comber, dtatte. /26 . 8. at 2 o'clock p. m.—
Allthe tight, title, interest and claim of Aim!
Gottaintinjate of Allegheny countzdetseased,
in arid to all that certain tract or parcel of land,'
Bitable: lYirtg and being_in Shaer tounthip. Alle
gheny county, State of Pennsylvania., and bonud
ed anti desegthed no follows, to wit : Beginning at
a point opPbsite the Pennsylvania Canal, on the
line of property now or late owned by Buffington's
h eirg thence by a straight line to the top of the
hill tra.potti, thanes by a straight line to a frame
building forinetly owned by Spain, and occupied
as a warehotise, on the bank of the canal,. thence
across the cana l to the line of property owned by
Joseph Buffington, thence by the same to the
place of beginning; and oontainimg ten sates: 'he
trig the senititrast of land granted and conveyed
by Rphrianil Buffington to Henry Gottsinan by
deed dated Ifith October, 11344, recorded In Alle
gheny count*, in deed book, vol; 69jurgre 100, and
the same granted and conveyed as theproPertY of
the said henry llottsman, by Wm. Magi ll, Esq.,
Sheriff of Allegheny county, to said' Ann Hote
lman, by deed poll dated the 28th day of April, A.
•' D., 185 a, sap having thereon erected a large frame
stable; carri age and wagon house, Said property
being commMily known as the Bebrideer h o tel pronertY; • r"; -
ALao All.l - that certain lot or piece of ground
idtuate, in ttie Nifth Wardot the city of Pittsburgh,
and markedlend numbered as No. 2. in a plan of
l ots outlhy James S,'Stivehson : and bounded
and described as follows, vis Begmeingon the
south side of Penn etreet at thedistanoeof4o4 feet
westerly' troth, , the corner t,f O'Hara street; thence
along Penn eavet s westwardly 24 feet to lot No.
thence iouthWardly by a late parallel with O'Hara
street 60 feet to a twenty foot ally; thence along
said alter by;ia line parallel with Perm street
eastwaxtily tO theline of lot No. 3; thence by a
line parallel*ith O'Hara street tothe place of be
ginning together with the privileges of said alley
and the canahbasin, and all such rights and priv
ileges as are expressed and contained in a deed
trom the exeatitors of James S. Stevenson, deo'd.-
to Daniel Depretin : recorded in the office for re
cording deedslisc., m and for Allegheny counti, in
deed book 1`..12d vol. 44, pages; being the same lot
conveyed brjames Blakeley. Esq„ and &manna,
his wife, to Henry Gateman. by deed dated 15th
February. 185 e, and recorded to Allegheny coun
ty aforesaid, fa voL 89. page 202, and on which
there is erected a two story frame dwelling house
divided intoNio tenements.
Tereus or. bale—Five per cent. on the bid to
be paid. wben th e property i 2 struck down: the
balanoe to lie paid into Court by the purchaser
after'confirmation of sale upon the delivery of the
deed. JOHN P. ILO itIVFEIII4
tto26;tdeclo:l Administrator.
.T H. OAt3EDAY.
SOSO, Dio4, Draft, Bond and Mort.
2121eial Estate and Mar.
ledlse Broker.
0/FICB L ROOM No:12 BURKE'S BUILDENN.
YDURT)I fiTRRET. Pittaburgh. Pa.
Desirable Mill' property and other Real Bidets
to the ount ofsoo.ooo for sale low.
SUBSTITUTES FOB THE ARMY
Furn*ed J,. lEf.-CABI DAY,
n 01,7 Burke 's Building 4th at. near Market.
STHE ARLIE CO- OIL comr 4 NY
.31.,==f:ttilklopk HATE FOR
Ardeseo Oil,
•
NON;KXPLOHIVE. ALSO,
PUBS BENZOL E.
warehoaBB; 27 IRWIN STREET,
PII!TSBU.ROI4 PENNA
DISSOLII4ION-THE FIORE OF JAS,
WARD Jr.oo wee dissolved on the 4th day
of November,
_1862,. by the retirement of George
G. Reis, and Andrew B. Berger, therefrom. The
interest of Reis:land Berger Davies into the hands
of James.Wardi and the business of said bim
Deana into the lands of the remaining members
thereo&who are.to settle all debts and collect all
demands. ..and eolith' ine said business , to whom
the patronage tif the old &hada of raid firm is
recemmended4l JAMES WARD,
WM. WARD, '
RBIS & BER ER,
, rCOR#WELT, & KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the of established Coach Factory.)
D11411131191111q/ALT., • •
anunFr
Repairin &saes rmat•
.ti e o mb
Read . Read! Read
8103Itr IMPOTITANTII
CIREAT - AlaillEEP TO Tax Appvier.
BD.Andthose suffering from imam= of
eight
TO ALA. YOUNG AND OLDg
you wish to experience great relief in your
ght, try the woM-renciwned
BIIISSIAN•iIrEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purebesers wilkliontinne to find ran satustae
tion by hying 611/4"ll5ND.lOp=
No. 4t9 Fifth street. Post mnildirig.
desirThe Ruetihea Pebble _ inserted in old frames.
ed.
i .
sa-Bevrav tiamycebna and Pretenders.
r 22
wm. B. ittINTEB
WM. SMITH dc CO,
WROI.E.ILE GROCERS
NOS.ICt 141 FIRST STREETS'
deZ3 r* , * .Tan Rau .
GIIIII IS ..11111EJETIO,
FAR ARMY USE.
II4,INTOCIE dr. SON,
112 11.(1116061 wrzEzr.
•
04324.
C. STEINMETZ,
H 0 .O.4BIPENT E
ifi r D 1 013 8E".12.
SHOP vreartumlam,between - WoOd
and Liberty, ' •= "
PITTEiBUItGIf, PA.
NO-Orders solltAtixt and promptli attended to.
atth
1 NDIA SUWON DRINKING MIPS
A. and Filtereinor soldiers' use for sale at 26
and 22 St. Claliatreet. J.. 4 H. PHILLIPS.
oo2Stf. .1
1 , 4111.8161131616 t
of all StYlee, htbefoietho adVartoa, win
ha sold at the loVirjbaia.
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AVRlL2lolkirjriirdeSE,
on oellaikA_' :* * *.l
--- •Th el
thinuktiNlK .aitietited and near iikor,depokfif -46.1Tgovarivania_,
a,cood run of coot= at el
lirokiattlath • l' ffALYAIpcIBe 15100V11114
.pitu,o,#sEFAto.
l ABLOB 1111IIATE
PARLOR SKATES
A lot on Land and BA** /0* p3,i3140 00 it
po 4 .2*.ffiricziEtar: .
I C r • POI4.I4.EATZ
IRAILGALINSIN REAL MMTATE-1 , 011
- 11 -a 84 1 -a7A valuable henna - Mid 'kit 24 feat
fronVon-Wesltichi of Penn street;. 136 feet deal
to a wide alley, hell, two verb'' , it and 'about
rooma,vosovater end brick. ntable. Also a thre
story britikAwedling honker and`let;'l3Tait 'front
on Liberty street, running through to Penn at —4
Also a three story dwelling,house apd.latipt Sec +
and !treat, hail, two pdfloraTaining room, Mteh4
en, bath room, seven chambers, cellar, yard, gen
and
water fig aireatAn plyto ouvrialt " _
44.
:410 a t
leV "VdoiMbitilarltroltert.
n 027 M Market street. I
rbrans SAVINGS, INSTMITION,,, NO,
ALP; AlOikituttee owaplitthaVOtori
libtes67Chartired by the Lemiabire.
OFFICERS.
PARR, Jr.,
Preeldentl
. XV! .P.FINMEngIi
Wm. H. Smith 11, F. Ro Id
.Thoe. D. bleeder A. BAD man -
Frauds Sellers ~, J05h0...-Hhodes
Lohn F. Jennings,: a. Jac& Stablersith '
omas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
• , ' ;nano.' -
Josiah King C Zug
A. 8 Bell ~ ~ ,- 408 Dilworth ...•
S HPowltir 1, ~: ' 4 -' -LW &Reed-
Jas W Woodwell R C Schmertz
F Rehm
C W Ricketen
J hi Thirniin RH Hartman
D M Long R J Anderson
-Jae W Baxter D B McKinley
CI H Wolf Robert D Cochran
Wm Smith Wilimsen
0 B Jones ' B F Jones .
W If Phelps 0 B Hemel
• ' BBOIIZTARY AND TRILLE:MID.
D. E. MoKINLBY.
Open;AVM it4.lB.ltast - r; ice:Alati. Thee
deff anti Saturday evenings, from a to 8 o'clock.
Deposita received of ONE DLKS, and upwards.
Dividend!, declared in 'DoCember. and June of
each dear.
Dividend!, allowed to rkimain are placed to
!ore/Et of-the &waiter as pridelPal. and.bear itt
terest,thus compotmdlint I t .'
•
Boobs containing Charter. 713y-Laws. duo., ftti•-
nished at the office: , - •
Air Thialostitution offer% eapecially tri'tlites
;persona wbostearniMm are small, t/zsportunital
to accumulate, by small, deposits._ saved ,a
stua.whiehmuf beca;retionrce when tie ed; thdr
money not only beingsafe but bearinfia:: tared,
_ln
tead reaudniziriummednative.- ::ra.vt2
.
lIOUSEIKJEEPEIRS
FURNISHIN44 STORE
G-0010S
KITC
Tin Want,
• Wooden Wire
SPieellexes '
Cup Tubs
Straw Gutters
Hkir'Sieves
Minee Knives
Sliver Soup
Chamois Skins
Skewers
Gridirons!
Lemon &metiers
Sta*Pans
Wafts Irons
tisliKetties
Ham Boilers
Gratin!' •
Larding Headier!!
Pudding Pans
Bread Pans
Butterladies
Iron Holders
Step Ladders
Keelers:
Clothes Lines
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread Boxes
Scoops .
FOR THE D
Castors
Syrup Jugs
Cake 'Wyss
Crumb Knives
- pat Stands
Yruit Stands • •
Butter Knives
Soup Ladies •
'Gravy Ladles
Children's Cups _ ,
Itourid`a Cv•el SalVers
Bougnet Stands • • •
vorellandledßnives
Stag do do
Cocoa .4 do
lingiish Tea Trays
. Fork & Spoon. Trays,
Disk Covers'
HjahTiehes •
Wine Strainers
tdrit Coffee Pots
able Mate
read Baskets •
ine Coolers
Refrigerators
1 .: . 1 *OA THE
Toilet Jars Water Carriers
Foot Baths Chamber Buckets
Infant's Baths Bowls and Pitchers
Natrets Brushes Gas bhades
Shaving Anew NurseryShadns
BroneMatirh Holders do Lafnps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do }tempers
Wax Tapers. Night , Lights.,
ituotku.sigEous. • .
Libras) , Steps DoorMais
Vienna Fish Glikr Vestal
Bird Cages' Meatigifes
Vizzetts Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames Flasks
Camp Camp poitfolios.
And
Honsehold. eviythingPerinhiini to a well appointed
, • •
_Tp be obtainedat reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
ticA.l( Ra -Etic.m.A.413,0,
No. 80 FIFTH STREET.
First door below the Exchange Bank
*BLAU goods delivered - free. of Chargil In the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Blanchester.: Dn
quetmehorouglo. etc.. . nol2
•
-- i,OOO BALMORAL SKIRTS
in bight and bea,ntiftd ooloza.. iderphant t a and
deakarkr2pried,. k.:4
"EICTOPI,IitACRITM &
• ,
0
11.27 street.
Jut oitentifn omplotesasoritatmiof -
GUTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W.. 31.-114611123 ao. ,
to3 i9 143 Federal etreetAllegheny eke;
IL-1 ! 1 1;7 3 T 4 R4FPW . F , PAN Oftlalthedia',
/L'AIESTA I MIPMVAA4 I4 49ENZ
NOM iONDB-140
is ~,;,t1b,,c,„3.4 3
A..arrEn
Onis iiiitioaderstandilo kum
. 80.EUGERTZ IMILUGZIW,
lirikanefrosod AMC.
noloiale Groaary _and 'Liquor.:Stare
ror dale. •
roar AramAan > or A.
Wholesale Grocery 'and Liquor lianas, do
ins al good tried° do "orie of the best business
streets he' the city is offered for sale, ea the own
." w ijih to go into other business. Nor further
Particulars address - •
au74tf BO*4Bs Pi?isjeursh
P . O.
AEMT 8113211- n3O "- LDIN&S 'GOODS!
Now ebbe sedliturehoap. at "
MAttlitaf At OTADB.
aaft 'lB Karkitskeat. bat. 4tt la aaaul
. .
•,DAILY.POST :
,
.
THE HAHEAS CORPUS. ,
; goner,..to. whoni. honor is Olie,"OrollaIl
•
honor at that, in view of the, pestiferods
Mae and proneness evinced by. freemen.
:among us—in and out of place—to "make t'l
light"Aci - the difilise . militarYPtiWeioithe
Government,' by practically • geeing the
,
civil .in subordination to it when the two
come'in conflict. i ' ;
,
The above remark is'elicited in grad;
ficaticin 'at the reported decision of his
-Honor Judge McCandless in the case of
. • .
the minor who, without the consent of his
parents, substituted himself for $176
*lieu of a , drafted Man, on a Habeas
cmpits it the relation of the parenti- de.
aided yesterday, Decemher 4th, 1862. '
,
Muchbas been made—besides'the loss
of liberty to David Heasley, of Weatmore,
land conaty,,and James Riddle, of Mci
Keesport, and loss to their parents, by
r.
the failure of their suits, of the custody of
their children and the costs of the writs—
out of the decision of the late Judge
Ritchie in the case of the former, which I
will state with exactness. The decision
was a virtual de/drilla the parents of a
hearing on their writs.
-
I give, in its very 'words, the return . :t o
the writ in Heasley's case :
"NO. 267, inc. 1, 1862.
,
"And now, Nov.ll 28th, 1862, Robert
Pollock makes return to this writ that the,
body' of David 'Heasley was not in hili
poasession at date of issuing this writ, nor
at any time since.
ROBERT POLLOCK, Captain.
"And now, to wit, N0v..,28th, Captain'
E. S. Wright, Provost Marshall at Pitta•:
burgh appears voluntarily and makes re•
turn to. this writthat he has the body of
David Heasley present in Court, who is
in custody of Captain E. 8. Wright, as a
deserter or straggler.. ' - •
EDWARD S. WRIGHT,
“ , Captain 62nd P. V.,
Provost Marshal."
The final order welkin these words :
- "And now, Isla:2Bth; 11862,- it appear
ing to Court that the petitioner is under
arrest. as a'eserter or straggler', for COM
mission of a military offence, triable by a
military tribunal,ihe .is remanded to the
custody of the officer in charge of him.'
G. Ansats,A,tutociate.Judge." ,
' The' proceedings weresta follows: On
:reading the return of Capt. Wright, Judge
Ritchie,i addreising the counsel for the re
llator, said, "Why, Mr. Smith, the Presi
ident's preelentation suspends the writ of
Oahe= corpus in thede cases." ca ptain
Wright was 'worn to his return, and, be
ig interretaelf, he said he "had no
, nowledge of any charges having , been
Preferred agiiinit Heasley,'but they would
be in due time." On proceeding to
kemoostrate, ex- ckbito justiciae i in ' the
line of his duty to. Court and client, that
there was no "warrant Of commitment or
detainer" shown, counsel , was reminded
17 the Bench that the case' "had been de
rided?' Thus, with a 'heavy' heart, he
had to stand and take the new doctrine,
that "it seemeth to me (un is the
old) reasonable to send a prisoner
and not withal to signify the cr i mes " laid
against him." The de cision and order,
hough signed byJudge Adams, was Judge
itchie , a. The words,nrit "as .a deserter
.Trr e fr itggler;" Were iiiierted at the instance
of Relator'a counsel after the order was
read from the bench, as the whole decision
had been made to turn on them and the
oath of Capt. Wright. I can scarcely for
bear to criticise that portion of the order
1 Which alleges that "thepetitioner is natter
" arrest," mil only do so because it is ne
dessary to say that it betrays the very
error under which the bench, labored in
thexase. I felt'anre that if our Fildkrtil
Eiecutive, Who has self acquired learning
enough to make a wise Judge, anyhow, had
been hearing the case,' he would quickly
have efiserinrintite,d, and said that "his
Habeas Corpus , Stuniension Prcielamation`
was not intended in its letter or spirit, to
discriminate against parents, guardians or
masters who have a legal (query, if not
itdefeasable also,) right or interest in the
c stody. oftheir-minor '
s.'' ' That' the Court
did not so discriminate, also, was the un
lartuttateOper.! Id the caffputefOrti Judge
MoCranilletur His -Honor put the whole
cue upon the high and sacred ground of
'right : and Pestua-can reason. "that Id:ha .4 -
cammitted tibihintiteerthfor the loss of
his minor sou's, cuptody, end that there
:Was4iti miertain 'thing ' 'iilleged against
the parent's right. Judge Ritchie. in
Heasley's case,
• kindly intended to give
'counsel satisfaction by declaring that the
`Calder - rested upon a concurrence in opin
ion among all the Judges of the Common
Pleas Bench.
It was admitted in Riddle's case, heard by
Jddge Aden:m.4lone, 4 -that the' writ hid
been served on Captain Wright in shawl
antlyaufficient time tohaveenahled him to
htive recalled him from the Railroad car
depot?.:; and afford the relator his hearing.
Itiljustice to Captain -Wright, however, he
explained on oath that ininilitary phrase,
he: Riddle.,) had been "turned over"- to:
Major or Bailey, and so was in the
Major's custody when the; writ was . seri
ed/ In 'jOstibe _also to the relators it
ehuld be observed that, thaugh"Captain
i
Wright in his return to the writ in Heap
le
yt, a case claims to have appeared "vol
untarily," yet it is susceptible of proof
t A. the writ was "served, , ''' in both cases,
all e in all respects as to time and mate -'
ria circumstances. It was offered to be
proved by ,Deptity . Sheriff .Griffin; Who ,
serted the writs, (I think in both cases)
that, Captain Wright remerked,• not that
Riddle had Passed out of his custody--but
.that., according,to the ,decision of Judge
Rittlue, in Heasley's case he "had seat
hint off to his regiment eel' a f'detierter -or
a gler, under bayonet." When it is
see that - we thus have in .our midst
ttlg
J ges other than those of our own
choice, :and who, •as my friend Tom
Williams says, have that "respect for au
thority': which is "proverbial with the
Profession," it is a pity the authority quo
ted should be so bad and at fault. As the
decision of Judge McCandless is flatly op
posid to that ofJudgeßitchie, I presume the
military custodians of infant humanity will,
in frit0r0,a4.1444, etteryateituid - see-sawi •
Scraiteintitbow - ta f in fair proportion.
'Whirlt therialietta effect thrinisb Bean, Mag.
Naps ikseektktiliiiheif faltwalr hy dint o' the gag,
Thug uktiPaCtilufVore* darepiaket., Mag. -.
:HarltichatepVatlhe (lit , as a ?speared o ld hag.
Ohl
h reMpora l ' ,l tki , Mores " 1 It reminds
,one f Dean Sivift's'llier to (lay,
,-__, ell irtAstiV s P olien'ondeliftil'ilereeri ' '
• . nip snot into the mesa- -'t,w old his own."
When 'complaining to' the Court on the
earin i
g n I,4odle's. case es I had a right
to do t ,When clingitiatiantion to the in
sult put npoii its-thonor and dignity by the
non-production of Riddle, with a view
to Iniveit .act -.punitively against. Captain
Wriglif;lsa one dearly in contempt, I took
acm* . on to ;denounce his removal as a
piece of deliberate, contrived and plotted
kidnapping orwhite-inan stealing; because
as at gentlemen= of , intellig ence , Captain
Wright ! who is otherwise "the right man
lithe right place,u hnoW himself, and was
fulli .l and fairly - advisett ty'ffle t .that,l only
aske4 as aright, lieloilguiiVilletiti4eit
'OR TILE
HEN,
Brushes
Saskets , •
.TelliMotilds . -
Wash ;imam
Ciy Mope
.Wtre Sieves
Coal Bout.!.
Stbicci Wish
Knife Washers
Basting Spoors
' Coffee
Sauce Pans
Bird. Residers
Fry Pans
l'artna Boilers
E g g 'Beaters
Flour Pails
Watorßilterers
Pie Plates •
othes Wringers
Wooden Spoons
Butter-Prints
Wash TclbS
80/41 • •
•
Tcaet Boris
Sadirons' •
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes. &c.. &e.
IMO S.OOX •
Call Bells
Nut Picks
Fish Knives
roe Creem pass
Rums
Cakellikets:
Atka and Spoons
OYster Ladles
Sager Spoons
Icehtehers
Goblets
SET.
Square Waiters
Crumb Brushes
Crumb Trays
C'hifing_DlAes
Coffee Mains
Coffee Caletiers
Nut Craokers
Round Walterii
Cork Screws
Knife Sharpeners
WatsrAeeltra, &ct
tl.l
TUESD
xelaters, that the writs should be heilid on
their legal merits and we would be holden
cheerfully to the result, if . adverse.
Whereas, it may be seen, by this frank
and true statement, f, the facts,,that, as I
'Complained' torthe'Conft, the cage ilid,"l4
way of illustration, go - off, and run
i tibout
ttirallel witlithat of the man who, dethand•
ing a letter at the post office, and payin
the , clerk ,due ;postage, simply -read th
address and threw his_ letter into the fire
If, as Milton says, "we may compare great
things'isithsinell," yon May consider (the
relators would do so) the cost of the writs tO
he represented bypostageond 'return" o
them biaddress, and yon.have
_my. idea
It will not be understood that I write
from any feeling, personal to msself iii the
matter—nor from any Want of all proper
respect for. the- gentlemen named in the
communication., They are all, pien,whoi
by character, deservedli commaikd general
esteem, and Ihave notititencled'anyWhere
to cast a hurtful reflection-CM ahy one of
them, my whole design beingto caution
all citizens, placemen and prisate men,
that the value of civil rights is inestimable,
and can be preserved only by the vigilant
,co-operatian of-all, As it is not my way
to; do anything in a corner, I desire you,
if you think this worthy of piddisation, to
insert it over my signature. I 1
J. C. P. Smite. i
P. S. I but glanced at the report of the
case before his Honor Judge IdcCandiess, -1
in the Dispatch of this date,and b,a.v e ,it not'
before me at this writing—but hefore dis-; 1
missing the stbject'l would ask the atfen-' 1
tion of the profession to the tillernative l
form of the charge made againatileasley in
the return of Captain Wright. !Would a
sheriff or a jailor be allowed in return;
answer to a writ t that he Amide body in!
custody on an information an commit-:
ment charging him with murd or justi- ;
fiable homicide? The latter n ame crime,
tl
nor,:according to Judge;McCandless,is_the
_desertion or stragglieg of a mincrt in obedi;
ence to the parents wish or command a
"military offence triable by a military tri
bunal. Desertion to the'enemy is trea
son to the cause,• and • punishable with
death., One Jenkis, a private,tWas given
by the order of Gen. McClellan, ,the bene
fit of an .intention so to do near Alexan
dria, and shot on his coffin. Sintple deser
tion, by military law, may assdnieequal
gravity in the view of I 'a court martial' and
be punished in their discretion, with death
also. But straggling is among the minor,
if not the lowest in grade of military ot
fences, and to couple it with• desertion, is
like coupling assault with treason. But
the desperate walnuts of the government
:against Heasley crops out in Capt. Wright's
;easily coined charge of the serious military
offence •of "desertion" againkt him.—
Btraggling has frequently become so com
mon as to elicit general orders on the sub
ject from the commander-in-chief. "De
sertion or straggling" appears to me to be
ever-descriptive,and betrays soniethinglike
an emulous martial resolution tasecure the
victory,by all means, a sort of dragnd,from
whose - Meshes the maker designed the fry
Should not escape. As for "desertion" --
had that been. the single charge—it is dig
posed of with singular legal acumen in
the reported decision of Judge McCand
less. . J. IC. P. S.
What Will "Demoralize" the Re
The Richmond Enquirer says:
The recent success of the conservative
sentiment of the North. (for it is a mis
lower. to speak of it as a De . of
party triumph,) in obtaining ",0
the next federal Congress, is probably too
partial to bring about any reform in the
Rhode and spirit of hostilities on the part
of the North. Congress may be able to
exert but a limited control upon the ex
ecutive in this particular. • lint, tc the ex
tent that wise and elevated measures shall
be infused into the management of the
War, the Southern cause will suffer from
the accessien of conservative men to in
fluence in the governtnent. A vigorous
prosecution of the war, coupled with a
docuititutional administration of the feder
al gevernment, attended by conciliatory
words, and appeals for harmony and
good feeling, would demoralize the South
ern cause more than all the rant and in
cendiarism' malignity and brutality and
knavery that have characterized the pro
ceedings of the radicals. \
The President's Proelemation
In an article on the Emancipation
Proclamation of the President, the Louis
ville 'Journal of Saturday last says:
"The policy announced in the Procla
mation not merely violates the Constitu
dim' but assumes a principle which abol
ishes the Constitution altogether, and sub
stitutes _therefor the uncontrolled will of
the President. President Lincoln; as' we
assured, could not have been con
scious of this Tact ivhen he consented' to
isei o . the proclamation, but the fact is.
neiverthelesis true. Wa, several daysago,
deMonstrated that the proclamation is not'
leeitimitely : an act of military necessity,.
Vfli need not now repeat this demonstre-•
tion., No.man. both sane and intelligent
will gainsay the conclusion. If, however,
the proclamation is riot legimately an act
Cif 'military necessity, it. must dependf for
juifiacation, on the broad principle that
the President .has.a right to do whatever
N.lO discretion, may best preserve 'the.
naion, regardleits.of the Constitution? and
theimp. And tbie is, in feet, the princl:
pie on which the radicals seek to justify
the proelamation. Yet what is this prin
ciple bat the principle of a dictatorship I
Nothing less. It is the principle of a die
tatorship:of:the most absolute description:
t Oothes the President with an authority
more absolute than that of Cincinnatus.
It clothes him with an authority as abaci
lutii as that of Cm= or of Syne. In
plam terms, it makes his uncontrolled
wilt the supreme law of -the land. There
is no possible escape from this concla
siori.',' "
Millionaires in 'Rtirilif
Since the magni4cent, new boulevards
have been opened, and new palaces have
sprring up under the 'debris 15f old Paris
it,seems as though the French metropolis
ft I
were about to become the home of the
worlds millionaire& In addition to the
I,,,..riiMely hotels of the Lanes, Rothchilds,
Foulds; end Demidciffe, others are being
built, for BraziliensiPerniiians, and Mexi
cana—the only Americans. in high favor
abroad, since we have. fallen, to cutting
each other's throatS4Which knit cost- fa
bulous sums. Lucky Brazilians! Lucky
Per: tiviansl Lucky'- mongrels and half
breeds!
The greater part of the hotels on the
Boulevard de Monceau are letto Russians,
Wthogreatly aid in keeping up the enorm
ous rents ofParis houses by'rYing any
thing the landlords choose to
.ask. One
of them is a baron, who sometimei•llis
plays his wealth driving a carriage drawn
by six horses at Chantilly, which may
probably force the Emperor to have his
equipage drawn by eight, as Count de
.Kiencourt and Mr. Livingstone made him
abandon four for six. Another, who pos
4easee large tracts-in the fertile districts of
the Ikon, has the table in his servants hall
**lied with plate and fine poreelain.
bellion.
In 'peed u_
Ono out the, _
tender itathititeaam--,
jaeht of a certain elan.of op, , le iCeirri ivar.-
10_tee to the aufmts of O preat re.
1.10 br the use of , his loakedietanzi Taft ilk
Mein. , ,
r.
, I .7 ~-.: 7 -47.1 771 7 7 ..!" , • .I: ....1 :: • ' '
1 DR. BltOtfil igthEIIDIIIB 1, . .
never fall tO tr4o, e :went , x 111 . ; 0 5- 7470 nereel
Dis Impluitteelna Bettogitagons.—
=ll front a tatet.
. -. 1 •In the, , rlit•-
'sot* , eta 'arest 'man,f;ferms 'cif a ki n
sae erilial of i Whiolethetattent is exithola nure* W9 3;ra y 19 sililda.l?=&rrnofferi •
opal la , VIM* B rA miti ,..„.. : ,.
Di.illroweeavatellter fbr the , ilitalgei freebie
hteaaht itecgte4t.)ittisOlitarytiabit Of seasual
grai:cia 9 p,, l r As yppes,eact.weak al holed ,
oftengive itatiol (td their oardeue,,), ar
the zelipate resteditatiiiM ih"the , eibutttri
tb7..Pllaffkiggl 444:14 iteeeb.restoratios
of hum. .. •
janwifintek ..; . , 1
D. „r. Brown's remedies never fail to awe thito
Pamnu dinSINVCICA VFW D.ESE—he will warrant a
ewe, He oleo treats Mee. Sleet. Gonnorrhata
Striders.Urethathidehiremida Wsabisee
.NimiSuppressions. Medd of the Joints,
Ana, Nerr_onairestione.,Paina in, the,
Back anti Kidner. - Dvitatitet of the Bladder. to•
rather with all dmeasee of an iiiimetorkla„,.
synelitandeentalnini
flirted to DR. BROWN, No. rthlhati
s t . ttsbarah. Pa., will be immedia 'answer
ed.Medicine sent to any addreeua packed ,
an tr 6 )4 1741f.r914 I !&. l3lti° , n.
No.
"nols-daßmisthfiwdal;l4l.,
HAVE .nrsT RECEIVED FROM
, the East a large and oholeaseleollon of
OWING AND Sli r i.o4,9ooDS,
for Gents' and Youths wear, eanbradese all the
newest styles COATINGS. CAEMENERES AND
MEM& W. K. nosticE - .* co.,
148 Federal slyest
Conies Market SCUM Alleshenrdks. mys
Titurii -- ExTRACTED - WITHO UT
PAIN by the nee. of an fipperatni whereby
no drug io c t :r galvanio.batters are used. • m e di _
cal on en and their families have , thelr teeth
extracted y my proeeis. and are ready to be
ea to t h e R a a b, ggd patelesosers of the operation.
whatever has
been
said by. persons interested in
egierthgs theoentrary. bemuse knowledge dray
P lr s tg.33ll4llAt insetted in Ste*
style, arsi chance ;ea low; as will Warrant ths
Asia ofpuiterhil in all Tali •• . -•
, • . 0 IltY. Iketist. l
1014/41 • 7 . ftablea died,
OlaY Oh l eY the TA* as ifir as Cel.
venient..
The President of the United States has
written - a letter to General Grint, Gover
nor Johanson,and others exercising author
ityin Tennessee, in which he commends
their consideration one Thomas It.-Smitli
litho goes to that State fditheriurpOse of
inducing it to elect members of .Congresa.
I
Lincoln says:, • 1 • • •
"I shall be glad for you, and each of
you, to aid him, and all others acting for
this object,- as much as possible. In all
available ways give the people a' chance te'
express their' wishes at these elections.—+
Follow law and forms °flaw as far as cent
venient, but all events get the expree•
sion of the largest number of the people
possible. All seeshow much each action
will connect with 'and after the proclamai
tion of September 22.- Of Course the men
selected stiould be gentlemen of character,
willing to swear to support the 'Constitn4
tion as of old; and known to be above
reasonable auspicionof duplicity.
;1 "Yours, • very Itespeatfally,..
{Signed' ;
Mark 'the expression, "Fondly' law anti
forms of law as far as .convenient.?'
the estimation of the President, whenevei
law is inconvenient it should not be fold
lowed. What a beautiful doctrine to bel
preached by a man whose duty it is to eit-i
dente the laws Certainly the
.Pieside#
must be craiyier he would not" advise his'
officers to obey the•laws only when. it wasi
`•`‘eavaiiio.44!'' to them._ A._ nice man the;
President is to .pompel others to obey IP-153,1
when he only regards when they are;
donvenient.--Cin. Eng. • ' ' '
•
"Only a few. Thousand."
In the apotheosis of fitteen-inch guns'
and litany of battle and murder which thei
irreverend Mr. Beecher delivered to his
hilarous audience on Thanksgiving Day as
a sermon, drawn from the Gospel of Peace,
that purl oiner of the prophets and pocverter
of the Psalms,commenting upon the losses
of our army.by. disease, . exclaimed: "It
is true that few have fallen_ this,Year,
but how few I" The brutal recklessness
of htitnan life unConscionsly revealed in
this jocund ejaculation is:happily illostra
ted by the just published report of the ad
jutant general, which gives us the frightful
nuniber, of olio,' one hundrea` thousand
men as now lying in the hospitals, Ii 'we,
strike from this aggregatethe total of those
wormded in battle, the differeacie, Would
i probably be *Made up again at once by_ the
Scattered victims 'of disease contracted in
!the field andln the camp, who are now,
wearing their sad lives away, helpless and
suffering, in the homes. which looked to
them; two short years ago, for help and
cheer and strength.
Running our computation be& from
this actual aggregate through the propor
!ional probabilities of disease and death,as
! indicated by -,this report, and verified from
other sources, in the last year's history of
our armies, we shall Aitil that the number
of the men over whotie graves this clerical
mountebank executed his jubilant fan
dango is fully equal to that of the whole
living male population, of the city in which
he dwells. "Hew few they are I" This
comfortable shout—with a rhetorical flour-
Over the tomb of a major-general as
the one loss really worth his while to men
tion—is the only epitaph which this cleri
cal drum-major roils out from his pulpit
or ad. of hiave.. and Iftyal Americans
*esti of such as he, ,atid protrac e.
sordid' incapacity of 'men whora'suClLai(he
base helped to hoist into power; only tlutt
they might thereafter stun them into a
more than natural imbecility.
To 'every mourning househOld in the
land we commend this bractical example
of radical "philanthrm." It .cleserves
and will rewar4 reflecttoa—N. Y. :Work/.
„
Spencer & MfKaY,
BREWERS AND MALSTERSi
Fisting Snail Hanwenr.
Plttelnizgh, Septemberlo 1362.
•
inkISSOLUTION'
—The joartnershit heretofore editifig be two= JO S S SPINNOE and. W. H. GARHAB.D
was dissoved on the 20th of August/ 862 r W.
OARRARD being authorised to BeAtlemp the
*due= of the late Irm falba office in'theßrew
ery,__.The,Brmrsillisiness will be:continued by
SPHNOHIt firA-Vg.yho, intend to itave.al•
ways on hand a: stiperir article ' of_
AIL POH . -'
TE tt. and. BROWN . STOUT: The , unditraikned
wink e thankful to•tho friends of the Jute firm for
a continuance of their. patronage, and pron:uiee
to make lt their aim to give satis fac tion to all who
may purchase from them.
Mr. ROBERT. WATSON. of Libortystreet, so
long known to the bendness community, will have
the management 'of- one bus/noes; with' the full
control in the Brewery:
Address all orders to SPRNOZH, JeMOKAlfi
.Plicenix'Brerrety" • *Pittabmgh Pa.
• • 30 )ePH.SPENCER,
(JAMES Mo/LAY: , •
' '-pi IV A.
Dr.Bßi
f a BDRG'
et r,
hmitia.
Dr: ROWN
pt Piktabursh,
swab yam.' l
r ...
iciolf mb'eU,y
Dims=
NEW GOODE.
..eimmoinno mmErenenum
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS I
•NIIP102 : 11 : 111 !RB,0,1;;11M,7141Y - •*,. SIETY oY
FINISHED ,
W
'BRASS 0R , 84=
'GAS AND STEAM kitriasj
ml - Pirlionlaiattention-t6 fltUrtiESDUßeine4-
dArag# Pasting! , of saperioramoothnees niadeer. Steamboat work and. roan.' Ing geni
Arlie& on ; Dify's Lamm
Ow Brackets and Westin Oorner bT
STREET - AND DUQUESNE WAY lerrAll
I
_
DORNEE ot#l AND SMITE.
I
KRIM STEREMS- '
W l !*re 9/13=4! 'i//It hf'l.4°. 1 4 .'P4 1 0f - 0/1 1
season will be Bellied on. In t he most - naletabl
style.l'Efa YOUNG. t
0314 eormir v 641. ,ineri,d-sititliffogilt.
FRIEND IN ?mit°, tax
" 11 WR'rS - INPALLIBLI3 s LINIMBI47 jt
Prepared from:thareaipb Stephen Swiset; ot
Uonnoctiont, the great hone setter,-and haw ' , bent(
used in his prat/ice:or the last twenty years.witiz
the most astolthddinkinSboeas: 'As an 'exteniakrenkt
edy it is without a rival. and alleviate pal
:more 7wpeodily than any Oher preparatintul 'Po
Rhotuinitit( and Nervous ;1/iwordorw,it , trulyi
htfallibre: bad as "a:mire - tor , 13ttria. l iVoun a a
Sprats, Bruns' alk &0., It/J . BooElllns. healin
Powerful etrenallterdas PWOPettiwn,ezniteltuli .
wonder and astonishment, of all, who luwwavon
-given it a trial. Over four htriaied oertiAdates bf
,reinatkable oniescpurformed , byirwithiw the
two YelF B, iitteet ( ad.!
B. SELLERS &Oa.
. deonlydaweow • - 'Agentwfot':Pittsburnk, I
TO- OOSB,ITREPTIVEI3;
DYING:. II, DVERTIEHER uNIS
'AL
restored to. health ton few:wooly& hi , amen'
simpiedir; "afterhaving sabred soyeraiyears
wi - severe itmpailedther, add thatndreadfal
dis ennenniptionl—is aosidiurl to make known
to Lis fellow sufferers the meansotoure. • -
To - alfwhO 'desire it, he will gendapreSiiriPtion
used (free of ohtege). - withlhe directions for pre
paring and naingthe same: whioh - they flnd'ii
sure opreforCoosumption, Altbaus, : , .111:otkchitii, tte
The 'object of the adVeits - er in senting the.
Prescription is to benefit the ailliOted:lmusikrekd
information which he coneives twins inValnable,
and hopes every sufferer will WY Ns. remedy,
eir it cost them:nothing; and may prove a
Parties wishing tliemmorptiorrWilf.nleassi
ad
dress Rev , Egwemm
sel9-13th • Williamsburg - Wes Cotintl;N. Y.
•
WILLIAII BAG/0=1G"
WHOLESALE : 'GIiIiCE el
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• Mammon to MN:lanai* iireinr*co4)
WHOLESALE 'GROCERS, -
• • • •• r, L.
.Comei Wood and. Waterltreetn,
ir•Na - Atiitsiu UGH, PA
• ,MIIELOPE.A.N,'AI3I-.ENCIr.
Vomus - itArri4eisr, innizorg u ts
6 1 44 ) ,A LT1V1 5--w f7ll3:lll?k b 'pzre li Z i ap;
From orto any part pl7the.oldnl.9oa447.otittliol
steam 'ores packets:
SIGHT.DRAFTS BUR. &MX' Trai , able ia.any
tartof T r.i_ el t ll 4' .
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road. Alen fortilci ptarLiaoZ ketsgead ob for thelliseeofSteameresail6'
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Psilia.)l;
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isoottssur mutt? sictomprotrJ• ' •
001MIt FIFTH hBMITHgIELD.STREKTB.
(Otoxdte the Poet Office.)
Fr 19 II BIN 11:1 It "LIMING
_taken the aboirewell-knimetanA, will be'
timed Weal hialrieside at all hems:, His wines;
note, elm atid'enitere We of the best
en-amd 'JOHN ..T.TNDY. Pietirietot
B. M. KIES CPO.,
zurtnumins OP
INire No. 1, Carbn OH,
• ND -
. • 3 E 1 .70.1%T.Z'0-IC,M.• •- ;
SirOttioe ON: LIBERTY . STREET,•-oppoisite
Penn'a R. R. Depot, • • •
II oil wairnilitsA.. '
. • •
HENRY. W. BRAITMORT , fioa.;
lownourx OF TICE:-:TWO,..II;CLE:
.110IISE, - dealms P
and Gins ; idach,-BtachberrY. -RaaJtbdrnq-MUdI
Cherry, and Ginm
_Brondleo,..old monnntahok.
Rye,_and other iskitio,',.l.hmaiila Bum: gloo ,
rior Winoßitterai&o.
- _ Rie-S8 /41)eil.k.irtareet,
Omooidte, Fourth 'treat, Pittohargh.Pa,
Hotels. Taverna. and - Familial alied*, mad ? .
erato - protita for tub. Now Joroey Cider for fam
ily or , hotel. purpose& I, , „ r;yB-41md
.V.VeritONA.
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WOW:MAT BFLAR.PaBIIBan. BTAI~ION. A -
LEG' : ' II arLYA LTI ,744II , 4I).-R.4
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NO.I;REFINED Any, -WARRANTED;
114 W I PR I MPITF4 4114,75,9A414.4-iPM:I7
WThrahx.;,clum, •
wooLESALretßecEitt • ••.
And Importero of
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1n3928, kiiimsarnti*i".*44,_
.4 1 465 •
Distillers and in '•
- VIZIR OLD MONONGAMILiiIIYkWiII.B7OI_
897 Liberty Street;; - r
niefat vrrrisnryt*lnt;
• . az.,2IIIESIMEXEN v
SO; Fliivittlidetirs,
GAS' AND SEAM FITTERS',
'Ali I kizi'd• or,Bvilai. And :Dose Cheeks
. . mild. *vender. .1
B.I3IBB . IjASTINGti, OF A.LL KINDS
, Mode at ehe shortest notice.
4L REFINERY'S FITTED UP.
ordereleftat BOWN &TETLEY'S, 111411
WOOD MET, will bepromplly attended te.
The inendiere of this firm Veins praollaalme
chant oe of man3rFeare experience in thellesf•
hem tognra eat action In evaure-
. .
NT ; YOl7 WANT . I9OIIE, GOOD , YEW
Irruit or prepare& Minim Meat; mixed. and
all other ; kinds of Spices , cooking Brandy or
Wink New Orange. Lemon'and Caron Peel go to
Haworth & Brothers.. in the Diamond. where you
will gets new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city., _Also a._generalatuf
tail assortment of Family Groceries, ism, Wines.
Brandies, and all other hinds of Farago and .
Domestio Listaors.•,_ ; • • - •
_Taw°writ BIWTHEIk
deal earnewLkianiond and Diamend alley.
JOHN FLEEO-4 .
U. U N 8 M . 'l'
96 corner Ohio and Beaver eta,
ST A r GIES NY CITY.
Deka stork dem of anderariattokk Ort
or made to eidet_and for rabrat LOW= QABII
ProudiittaddllP. . r •
40411 V ..11 461 qqa. 4 1• 4 0X11 AAR
all:71401;j1. _
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WAtheliar.ors 3n 4 fmlvet
[7 Modesto I
-aations..troatasarat,and
delimit* disoniiira, self,
aballeLartii'!:initeasw'A:iX s-si-
- cutlass oommonalutirt, :-.ez
stidesit to vontlovebetn • -
sexc&• end imitable, eines
Da; - Bajuratre publishes the, fact - of his. do
ttng
so. the bnioraiikandi falsely_ natant:an dter:=4 ,
shoc ke
d. and think, it, a , greata,lar VW, 43:9m .
. tka
and for contamination - anti - Otirt*ixOn amorist
their wiv.or, promisingsions arid ditutors.-Their
famill'omoridiatt ahead Po Galatians to kcop
tthQ
inlknorsnoethatther do the same ari - DEBRAD:
SUMP. (except puldshing)lest a luorative Pinmg
tiormight-be lost t 6 Vicar arming' uttcpl4 - Ismer
modest and., prestunottrik,familickihoralittit
'mind fre fornomddei. 81) u , as raanscoms and
who -09 11 iPexn sociatrw teprgetaisa&gej Melo
iollan and cents, piysteriensly,,;mcanin, oral;
gotten. it into tinblicity,'however, that trainiitOrs
7iremte : and isttandiank-xso hap C , tti ,that their
• = "dinarhters , and - wa,ros,. prolcusls
sickly and of ,siellostactatiiitioni notioartairia.
have 'been motored to health and lur; kligt
iBRANEKERUP..-hesidei a ounie lieftiman
marriage thro have' been - Bawl litg4iinti
them 'anti .ew-itiortitlcation: Sninasatoryo
bea nocranasil obirohnionsosiecAtaigstalsromd
tn - a'very short pace of limo brine, remol4%
whickarepearrbarlythicit&S Th49aratidifinbunde
rem tho vegetable -gbigrirar., having. ase_ri,f i re
• AillitsloftheMeretaisilreatinont,liebori
eio it amt. saissaitiztedaho-migitabtal/Favngtexi
isastshaolasiatodwith marhectsoisma—an •Firlad
roost -forty jean (40) imperitiMisituethefr - aoxs-••
aren't in hospitals :of both tho:piti .-W-orid.nact in
• the United Staters liacist leito aftwith a
fair vial. health anthapPinessi will scab
uporrthe cheek. Trifle:no loam?ih
scuintebanks and - einacium Ind , spina ; . xlidibioem
got sno*tiogrinci , all of which so many MI - ear d.
now btVginred.,: muting thimettriad..,tolt,in.
%time - rturpartionjars est behadp: my aWmiorkt
.VlF lx ki utin t ai i o prOftbriXtEr.dairar,*lifisa
gaven.gra..s to an that au
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observation, ciansequimOty, below
in'the treatment 'of Itriensi'
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tniirrultstba• - repeatable citizens,: priabblieuvAtP.4-0,
inietora ot.ilestcantztec. - , Cobleo , •@rY
street, near Diamond.saecx
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