lwilonewatimmii
W .
•Grojogf, ,filiptie''.llre Alregheny;
I i I '''COVingY• -•...,„ , - -v
.. ..- ,---. -.4•.r• 4, ~.1, 4 . 4 4, 4 :„ , ~*, ..
The e - encs,et ;SO puc k . five years
hte,pftv -' , On,:grank , importanewotlthe
CitidVitti , ,,* .I.OLthettgrapn. in-this-vicinity,
whieh 'tf,,, eh lt i l*- 66.6 0 - Pfi ( KY foil - 01i
ed by l
~ , utieiglie Hatintclitzeilsl
Wa7 § luty, .4 - , -hroildifrOtt : a keitiiiiiiiii4well
ver #9:i j ii iii_e, - : - 4i0C;;I: and of
MVO. Ott I n • here -it 'very carefully ire:
Rat:4444 J AtiiiiiSulifeci,,,showinganch
k
' results 48 ' .. nit:itiduen Many tii7ninbark in
thiient4 iiii#, WhiChiwntititieliiiietibleral,
I, rettertieu.. er append - thd communication
entiteuiiii eilinimend.it,tp.thesttentionpf
air 4T4: '' e ' t4iiiiiiit r i3at i nterest on the
std - ,dijibi:t itliferft4riendly • to-lhe'caneli of
grape culf re will: inakes.note of
sni
...,,,,•,_.: _
,'4lr,.,e s gti der. a .ntore -extended and,gen:'
erg!, i3iti eif the low highly- essential
- talks-IWO detflcihemortginonditiou,ahe
health,epo i it and - 'littipititeliLlif tliiiA titer
ican,rial,intllonik.r,sults of ,our long'
i t
experiesre t grape culture, given in fig
ures, coin '.0..-wicktlip.;utsmatitonscien
tiousness, - y therefore be more interest
ing to the: lie thitatedionn praise - a;
The expenses for planting and ciltiva
tinginljeACrOctifgraPelines tip to the time .
of itvroili.rtiveneseOuthe third year, are
as
6Kw - " ' ' s f."----.:--,.----- .- -
Theitires n ' " s/14 - . - .llint:ivithneorlP- 4 , .-,)
4...Shen- *ittrfa *subsoil— 7. " 1,,,
i
ploug fr 14 to -20- tnehtsqletp-....,.. ~> a lp
Tic diio e. utut,2,feet, 'deep by - labor, -,'„' .., ,• :
ing hitruig. fihkeirotintlinistSloo;) '
One year olot bts or_pdrn Catawba vari
ety (the rit st, pfeferkihre find beat by
ar) . 4 ...._,..... 4.- ...' - - ..,,- - ... 1, '-' 61)
The planting Or the'sathe:tn . atins holes',
Planting POW. ate .. 30 e
s iurth
Poles mut wain (gdod „. oukpllCH
lasta2 - 44:-,.-:::-..4.w..42.-... - I 1/
Wortcla ' ape z ; ;hies t he-ist and 2d • , - ,
ream a n:.-.. 4 4.4,.. • - ~:.,..._4:. - '750
.',.1 -..'' --.,•i - --,...2...!
-d uo ..... rtitar;;;;; - -''-'.- .. -1- : ... -......• .
Whotir ta,lhOL vines giapal4:by.6
t o
...l 1p; *7 , ......:4 . 7,1‘ .. '
~.
feet, wine iiri the best- plan in this coun
try, where t e.aoit cried -timber " ire cheap,
can t instendk. f inan labor, nsa theblough
end clatiVitiirlb w eed them, andvehnevOr.
can work self net inaicelfaing into
1
l i ,
account mo than tr m ,$5-to $lO yearly
intereilant4 Ilitylinil lir tin' the 'filiov.e ex:
pensimAso:,
Prestill . „or ,O,UO A Acre of
Vine ord. • , •
, '4. ,-- • •
‘v - itg* u oritt,'t ii, harvest of Adam
Hein'enstol,t f Sprin 'Hill, near: Alla
gheny—eity: iii, - Pall; the measures
and geigli Alave been ascertained with,
the utattlett, tuney/ i• ThisvineYani'coti
tains ,722, ' ' e yinek,.of 7 yews growth.
They prg e n t i s l 7s9.2wcirth'cif grapes or
265} kes !DC 4thrionodti Eac h - binthel
i!
yielded 4f . 1_43:13 of wine, being a total of
1,554. g a k k,,' . , g r A:617 *tarts, per single
stock': 'AI Tinto havatbaew-plantett , l
by 5 1 1 / 4 .-oi.. ha, sin/ to twentyLsquare
feet. atr- - . 1 1 74 AZP,UKleit , 1 1 1 11 40 / 2 -
tain 2,18 'Maks," with ,, - a' produz,
d on ot,,,i i ? foupptip Withthe prehent
high Juty on ports ,wines (40 cents per
gallon even .nqatek nommoneat French
i l
wines Lank p,,a,!tea,o ..5 cents: per gallon
on sari/ifs: . Wines, Ingather with the
greatly incr.: -ed pri e,:of all.prOvisions,
And the , the
.e.Neelleint .qual i ty ; of „ last
year's ifia', cannon Se„rated at a less
price than $ rlY,Plir - g on next spring or
thereafter_. , a iikeldep
...tie proceeds of an
acre witt'".bn, l - ~ .i,-,- . ,.. :?: e- ,, -•-. t- . 1,13(36'
Deduct4l,Cf, dabOr, . 02 fortaxes, -- 186'
-r- j . '",',.' :- •tii.",: ::.:‘,
Leaves - Er__ , irfiTon o
say one o , , Yd ;
dollars off oh ' " in
We give lie ,:an . ,,ave
last four ytultwinie
1859, during ,eh ir - ar
sth of J,pwe v ilaistroed.
that year and *if t he`,
Year, 1,0 5 1, ~ l erp•-p
1850 - 18.60 small,.
midilker.llW ,
1862 gond ' `VI
Deduct
111
Net proceeds for;. Ifour yea e 1......52,705
Average. prote drift' b ( rear . 4 4025..ikiA5
acre. ~...1 L.l 3 te.1...t.L. ~ . _
Squire V. S riba, Reserve township,
planted his gin. ,
' n s 4,6 ffeett , , , akitere cowl
tarns, therefer ft 742'stocks (and many .
I
are qnitty &..
stAD n0t44 4131 34Pg, z uhi
lion.) .40 - - ctlifillso9;' , 63o'g dok
from 1,240 I) ' ing vines; in 1860, 561
gallons flora 1,000 lbettrfisg vines; in , "1861,
902_gallons froffl2,6oo hearing vines; in
1662, 1,410 gal Pns from 2,070 bearing
vines, making al iiielkone acre or 1,742
vines in 1,1
1859 496 gallon- i t 51,06 $498 Expe.r.ises $47
1860 586 14 1,00 586 59
1861 6041 - 1.1ti..14."1.S - •75r. ' 92
1662 801 . " 1: 1,50, , 13$. . ,"- 102
A.,; ~.
in 4 yrs 2489 :1. 040 . - - ..._
•
Deduct expe i ,, * 410 Y ... .-: ~:., ..
Net, r ,7
r
C)
s, ; , e or a year) effoghve&ier
0f1.:56 f5Dr. HVtmeYetiffshoteinace r--
figareS;
lured
we do not know . 4 t whose crops in 1859
was not mach 1 lured bi, frost, has every
year obtained ve :largeatql,..ut having
planted at least 0;000 vines to the .acte ?
the results at 14.1taire4ta -laity be: 7 o4n
larger than the ab ove. I
Mr. Rleith halooo vial* planted in
1859,-,4 by 5 feet. lie did all the work
himself and his eropii;iiiiiitll'iiid - 1862";
amounted to overtB6o4pilonsovorth more
than $lOOO, or sl^..fitr IPrietY r ~:- 5 4
We might remark here,' that for the first
years the irwAll4lllo2peil bcsllelins44ii
,•,- , .• , -.. 3 „,, ~.,,,• „
less than i ri,yearee'r •'' -' -
040 4
The interest ouLthe,cap capital employed in
the land and the"Wiiva -Arsuciu.---eon
-04
tained in tha,. .
,enta,becittisti
their
_great div Aepallin g trAboatie4
etc. In the vicisr . of:lmter citielOihire
we may value the 'Eland at' $4OOO per acre
and the cupitaLlMOiredridr. 41Ightink'it
In
$250, trudultiltelsvhole mint invested
s6so,the interestOurreon will amount to'
$39 per antnuulilkTforth r out, iu Abe
country to &lit. te Mari $B-or $lO, for
reasons abo eat,' StoTlid• ~W i t haveno
broughtinfo , , , iLtThitie eipts for hrisks.
!
layers euttingthl `,:`; titi 4 - "Sigiret" 3 'prto .
by eeilipg- the ' • 7 14 , 1 a hAtttiv.,-or , .' .
smaller uautitie, 1' "" AY kiiow a yinter
N
N. N. who tanks ail. -of — tontett ofi
a ts.
well cultiwitedgral -via: prod
ly from 2,500 to.2;t
i tit
assorted wino,'Agd,' bolt- ' -.,, •,_ — rid,.
,M 8 berry , widevidtr fi - w,ine - mark '
.4, - .;, - ,
ling •
getht
boa
from
aIIIIT
the
er)fr
sivel
plant
earn
vigil
steel
the
better.
;
,durab
prove
all, as
mall(
re the
ail sae
khemi
selves
and tr
blew
2 N(
. ° 4--- -"4 "01
i ''. ' -
, ,
,
it-f_44.1 7 ;4. d 4.4.,,, 16 it , --#.3 4 i .!. i•JI .. V' k, ~,, j ,_ ,
.1.41, , 71p211.;;. , N t.;644 . :::: , .-.). k ~,..„..„ ; ... :. ,,, i; ~, ,A . z_n
.to tt:ItAM" I 4 4 - 1 .741 :4
.. , IV -- r --. :-,
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The Oil Trade 'of Pittsburgh.
I The "apecial-,,tommittee appointed -by
councils to prepare an ordinance _ingala-..
tang the storing , of oil the city met on
Monday evening -and listened to an elabor
ate report ' from it'eainniittee,appointed,
by the Qll Exchange to confeitiith`tliern:.
The paper watt prepared by Mr.`- flifo: EL
Thurston, Secretary' of the OilExelnitige:
It giten ahlstoty. of the origin , and-rapid i
increase of the eil trade here; urges Alie
necessity'of encouraging so , important:On
elementinOitipiusperity ; argues against
the danger.of petroleum as compared, with
dhops, planiag mills and board yards, as
it emits no sparks and burns> up like a
torch, with little' danger to surrounding
property—and shows the advantages to
al concerned, of the citysetting - apart that'
pertiiiii: - Of. Life Allegheny -wharf, • from
St.:Clair street to the point, -with PrOPer
riietrietious, over theprlifiasidjit make a
444404*i4ml lheeitylimita, while at the
same time ,it: would =thing. to' ,the city 'a
~ . .
revenue qatairaplathatunw Oh - tamed from
thelliellity notif.:Milted.,. for. We extract
the statistical portion the report, which
will be of general•interest: - • '--,`, .
“Froiti" February -Ist, 1802, to February
let, 1863, there were landed on the Alle
gheny wharf alone from the Water Works
to: . the- Point, - a - distinee of abOut sir
!foliates, 210.718, barrels of crude oil.
Whiialwe reflect that this is but a ray
sniallpart of the extent of the shore upon
which-this oil is landed, nano:leis given
of thelitif quanti ty that, must have found
a market here during the last three years.
That the statement that two millions bar-,
relit Wolf had been landed upon our whereat'
within `threeyearaia within thnboundsof
i
moderation, s evinced by the figures given
of the six squares shots, and is yet further
supported by the additional fact;-that at
two other yards, lying further up the Alle
gheny,there were received imam same time
between 140,000 and 150,000 barrels. The
direct value of this trade in its most simple
form is shown by the fact that at the aver
age rates of crude oil during the past
thirty-six months, the value of those two
million harrels of oil has been 58,000,000 0
and, in is refined state, $ 1 7,000,000. It
would.not be just to claim the whole ' re
fined value as the total of the oil trade of
this city, but the best statistics that can be
had show that at least two-thirds of the
hole militant was refined, the selling
rates of which, together with rates for the
remaining one-third disposed of in its
crude state, would s make an average value
of $13,500,000, or about four and a half
milliOns annually. Although that is the
apPMent annual magnitude of the oil
trade for the past three years, yet the esti
mate; as thus made does a great injustice
to the value of the trade for the year just
ended. Springing from nothing, the trade
in crude and refined Petroleum' has, with.
every year, Shona n rapid, increase, and
the, true 7 krly: value;'and "also the won
derfnl ratio with , which the business has
progressed, is thnamora correctlymated :
,
For year eliding Feb.lst. Itell . .& 4066,00n
Q
..' I" ' " .18Q ... " .....--. 7,000 ' 0110
. '
--- How nearly the figures tor , the past year
approximate to the real facts are evidenced
by the following figures, taken from -the
manifests of four of the five railroads upon
which' oil has been' exported from the
city r; . rom October Ist to December 31st,
1862,, era were exported on thie,Petwayl:
Yenta entre! Railroad 73,7t37" barrels of
i
refined oil, 55,747 . barrels -of Crude, and
6;349 - barrels. pf benzine:: on the Pitts
burgh Fort -Wayne and 'Chicago Railroad
theratiera.,expotted- 7,711 barrels of re
fined, 887 of crude, and . 107 of :beeline;
On the pleveland and Pittstiiirgli Ridlroaj
there were experted 6,768 , barrels of re
fined, 0.908 ot crude, and 36 of benzine ;
On the Allegheny;',Valley , Rtuirond .8711-of
refined 'and 072 of erude—being is all 88,'
;112 1 1 tat refinedi . 604514• of crude 6r492 of
beezine, iits:ing• au` aggregate • value r at the
rates p revailing during those three months;
of $1,433;430, , Multiplying this by: lone,'
we hav55, 1 33„720, or within $66,280 of
$6,000, ias the value of the expo rt trade
over th snreads:tdone itt:eil of' this city
for the 41 4 1.41 . :,,T0 this
should. add
icio
ed the amount of 'oil consumed in the
eittiandiiminedlitte vieinity,,alio that ex .
Ported by the riyers, and the Connellsville
and Pittsburgh Railroad, showing that the
estimate of i S7;000,0011 as the direct value,
of the oil trade for the pastyear is within
bounds. ; The 'statement is yet 'farther
strengthened, that ,the figures for the ex,
portation are fez; a quarter in which trues:
portation over the 'heads' cited was 'diffi
,
cult to piocare,,aid is got probably. afair ,
average, !aillieihawii bythe fact that fieui
February %Ito .14 . 4 . ., when :more : rolling.
stock - was 'plated ,lipon ;the Pennsylvania
Railroadi therell:torte:lien Ilver.that road
alone was for two weeks 4 1,290`bikrels,
Three yearit-age not an oil refinery 'ex..'
isted in 'this vicinity. There are now over ,
sixty in active operation. • Sixty _of i these
in their centittaction - alene'-represerit over
sl,ooo,ooo'Arcaoltar, - .to make no account
of 1 ;miteklarger amountisnOdoyedin'
their' - working. flie - ntimber of heads to
whom these sixty, efineries give employ
menu are equal to an average of 6011
'. • rids in the works alone r whose ,yeprly.
%Agee wio average 4300,000. - The
con
sumption tat coal, rhy. these refineries: ia
1,200,000 bushels .Per annum, and eausing
the etatilitYrinitit;to supply this demarid;of
an additional force in theiaollariee-, whoie
wages wo id, for digging 4110:coel Or, thin
new cons jotiargr,friell.iiaat,theasual
rates, 0ver . 9 10 ; 60 0, at, the - present 'rates '
460,000:v
fla
After thlat rePork had .;Veen accepted
dardered to, e printed: for the inforMk.
ton of Cohncils anintetitittilig.dimssjou:
ensued relittive to the r liditlocation for an
oil depot 9r wharf. It was almost mum:
imonsly conceded that the iitinitid as ked'
istr.pe,..hy the Oil men was most suitable and
Aigitiortit to the city.:- Thaellniiit
e adjourned to meet on Friday night,
- '• report' will probably be • agreed aft
acre, of - $1,780
I # lll 44,l*nd•tbirly
itelear?'
• go Amount of the
etng-w_ith thwyear
idetitfros, on the
he„.ithole crop of
.P. 448 69:
ea. acre
148 66
%71 na- I 5 . 6 i. $6l 00
4 'z' 784 gs 00
150 1866 13ti 00
' ;Vl3'oo
ta ~ tpli..tpcmmtipariathe proi,
t a u c kg:
1 0 .1tyemagaftimlaitigle.,IiitliAtAoies ar
Wailikirdihtkor ; :tlfficlb Sam":
l i tikt i Vil*Simt°lttbi43lgivett wa y ;
$6 ....no ear of beverages ,, the nectar ofl
From`tilliteilxii.maineP4ltaqth to
litichtwe mikhi ltddnuitotiNtoilits4ol.
.wevei t *ffied bx,oitv, :every one: may
Pe*Aave, thitt the wine cultitrwsnAmeripa
forms a branch of industry,,the,likeict
which agileultinistAWillaneh 'rain - Off - this
globe will, to satnify the Most annione
minds, tedusW- the above nit SrOffi,lfilin
$676,5675, $lOBO and $2,000,t, - 6 - $.606;
[ thews simile acre represents to its propri
etor a capital of $8;338, ten "acres
frop,ital tjf $83,880'; 'andlie will divide '
this for-curiosity's sake, byc,Awo, andthere
wilt Wit remain etch - glornms figure's arf
will certainly patisfrllle reasonable expec
itatinps of, the rich ; and offer toy he poor
*et vintner on ttre smallest spot of 'laud, a
orrowless future,
.eerl 4'. - Aillealtely - Market
ouG
idaY evening, tt iiii*teid meet:
Allegla)nz conneile, a statement
_/e4 ftomNAme ;White.* -Alexj
entrtictots= -.new. market
'kki 'A:IW taithiatidiiit
P skr laboii,theihia'fisitiiiite-:
`ail . .0 1 ‘. - 1e1*64,0 t:ltAlight
„... iiir.;44iicionwitli4iwkrfty
A is
.Pigh :8041; yt.o thex*kid
. the.contis'A*lincobe-airipiiiiiii;
atalc e a off-their hemlialtogether-
Mallemett.tb ihe.idart.cii
--r____ ~......_-.. , , .:, ~,... -1.
tiaell .
e Alain': " '
-401scM and James S. - Call; 4., the
lurienit,-botly or *Mon . bssf e ,:f re .,
unit e d, been caug ht end ,- sent
'
last time in iron s are said to
Ati 1 Again :- - They should_ be The O'Neil Trietipe.
dent back and Puniehed: - 'Net ' This com pany my n a s & a mood - tua
i ssitlt boasts that, he ..e4l .come I enee last eve '
i ft en s al e ge t s zt ret v - - i gramme for lla t: They . offer' a - fine 'Fix
e to - nig ht, winch must draw.
. - : . :; 7 ... - . 717 :, ,- ::: , ,:' -1 7' 1 , , ,.;.:..: - ; - ','..:•:.i.:7, -, '-':,7', - ,:1::'',Vf4
,'..'t,,..,;,::_1.-:;:.:,-:;!:..7,•,:,i-;.-',„,..:•'..•.1'4,.•',7,.,',,x.:,':'.•:?1ZR,t
0 „ ry . .. -- ?:
Agi ,
AN:CAiteitifit , ? T
' ' , •-* 40 . 414
Rath olieti4ad ;. 7 1:lpis '. ;7 '. :. ethtfrifgiiit
r i
thediecese. ad
eleritedieg
ulatioturinAdt:Cathiflies%' 4iiiiiitrio -a
1 01 3 .8 1 e meal aii&fileallation' `if- sekva.
neadai," ? ale u5e.,, , -of,fresh, meatAnlilso
protiibitedilindillirlin ca n oseibly'do so
.
are
.. .reqqired t ,to ,pass -part ot t 4the&ttay i n
'urelli - 16 .. iffeekre finl the " - &c... The
leaten s eason extendificini 'elf _Wediiiii
air to Easter Bfinday., and, d ing its con
tinuance, 'the Cathoho Churc 'requires its
members to observe a strict ast and; . cle ,
vote more,time than usual t their relig
ions Auties.: - The Cathedral ill' he open
on Ash - Wednesda y . morning o r, religious
services, and,, at-;nine o'clock, the usual
distribution of the ashes will, take place.
•
"Literary Associat on.
The following gentlemencompose the
.Library? Committee of•the lingMe:Vs
Xereantile Library Associati n for tbis
year: E. F. .Dravo, G. I. T wnsen4,
B. Laughlin. P. R Mertz and C. I. Cald-
Well. Geo. E. Appleton las en untwd
rnously. 'reelected as Librarian, and the
folloking•speoial committee to canvassfor
new 'Members; donations, /te: ,r Saan'l .A.
U.
Long. J. T. Brady, IL At ood, Flor
ence K.ramer"and W. M. Curry} •
Watch Thiel-Caught.
Some weeks since Gen. Will
of Greensburg, while at the
.tfouse, Harrisburg, was robbe.
watch Worth $125. Suspicicin
a colored servant in the ho
`Christy, who persisted so stron
declarations of innocence that
Bence of proof, and in view of f.
conduct,. he was believed. On
list, however, it was ascertain:
had pledged the watch at a pa
for-$15, , • whereupon he was
iaineny and committed for trial. , 1
Death of Capt. Debt. IPortee.
•
We regret to state that , Captam Robert
Porter. a well-known citizen; di et sudden-
I7,at his - residence near RoMetood Btu
tion,_on Monday. Be had 'be es absent
from home daring the day,• returning iu
the evening; and after requesting his wife
to make him a cup of tea, retired Ito an ad•
joining room. A few minutes latr a little
daughter, discovering somethil unusual
in hie appearance, called her mo her, who
discover that he was dead. Deceased was
the eldest son of the late Judge Porter,
served) with honor through the Mexican
was, and was also a member of the Pitts.
burgh Bar. Coroner McClung h Id an in
(vestal:id the jury found a verdie in ac•
eordatuce with the facts.
Died Stidenly. 1
Mrs. Orr a,middle aged lady residing
on BedfEird Street, Seven& ward, died
suddenly yesterday morning of ilsease of
the heart. She had just assisted her
daughter in taking a "baking" opt of the
oven, when she fell to the ground, gave a
heavy sigh and expired. Several physi•
clans were called in, who used every effort
to restore animation, but all proved un•
unavailing. Mrs. Orr leaves a husband
and tiro or three children (who hare al•
moat grown to maturity ) to niorm her
loss.
The Stanton Cavalry in a Mai
, wish.
i
Last week, in the vicinity of Charles
town, a scouting party of the Canton
Cavalry, in command of Capt. Ito t. Pol
lock, fell in with a party of robe s, who
flied at them, but scampered o ,on its
being returned. Our boys followed, , cap'
taring a Lieutenant and two privates. A
short time previous the same p*y had
attacked a party of the Twelfth valry,
killiag quo, wounding two andtaking three
Owners. The latter were recaptdred by
Capt. Pollock's company.
.
The Coal Diggers. 1
Og Monday morning the diners nn the
first pool struck for four cents per bushel.
'We *opts the pit owners will have the
courage to resist their exorbitant demands
. ind;:they will be folly sustained hy 'the
people, who are not disposed to p ermit
men *boom making .$4 to i'•:s per ay to
extoitimore—for it is but extortin, as
theneell know we • must have coal at any
price. Some measures should be at once
resorted to which will put a stop to 'these
exactions.
011 Items.
Dispatches from Oil City say ther-is no
ice in • Oil creek or in the river at the
mouthy but -the creek is too low to run
' .much Oil, there beingbut two feet water .
in the Channel..
.2%; new flowing, well has bum% struck on
hliller' . S farm, tivamiles above Bhertnan'a
well, -in the "dry diggings." It m
iietiettiovhen tubed, to yiel3 boo barrels
per dayt •
1<- : Newspaper Change.
Mr. R.-B. Browni of the Biowninille
Vines, has purchased the publication of
fice 4
of the. Genius of Liberty, at U ion
-town, to which place he has minor his
office. Be will hereafter issue the a ited
papers at Uniontown. 'Mr. B. is a s' and
.IXmoorat and• we heartily- wish him suc
cess in his new enterprise.
Saddeit Death.
On Saturday evening a German, man
named 4ederika. Shaffer, fell d and
'denly, while amehing,at a house c rant
,s,trret, fkm dikeiufe of the heart. She
de f
'taken . to her residence at. the P , int,
yrikereVorontir'iVetnnii, held an in , neat
want. re airs. A 'v,erdier-of death out
disease of the heart was rendered. De
eeteed,teavecrlt husliand and four 4hil•
dred. 1 - . '
fault against the City.
,tiinire Wm. lineman, of Birming.
has brought an action for (imagoes !
the 'city, for serious injuries incurs
'Billing.-into a hole'ii Second greet,
the.Biriniiigham bridge, while on his
Any negligence is prove
may. feegver heavy. damagsyl.
*1 e Stone Masons.
, The sto. a Timone of the city will
4iiiiiiirithlity'per. cent advance for t
. 111 - "ol:afterl,the:fitikt of March. .
A& Home.
Capt. J. H. Foater f of the.lo2d regim
now detailed on staff day, arrived in
piy yesterday nfternoon on a brief vie
lialainily and friends.
,
fitment 'Comonbusloners L
• renAvrille.
A bill has been rend in die Legis,la,
toLallow thii_goropgy - Touneil_ta.ap
the Street .
Commusincinere„
I , f la l iaral t,"ft4ioa ll 2',:g l 4ol6 ,
At
a melating of thceittatiiirit‘
sii
'soca Com pany,- held' . thnlAtir
,the following olEcere wereitlected::
Black, President; C. W. Batch elor, :1 11. ce
President; i 'Rineliiif;',Siiereta
James Ildarskal;Treiserer. 2.
~.-....
.. „ , ..- ,
: ; C a ;;I:0111 H:.' 4 ..*: : 11 i.:; 1 3r nrgi i n;:e:l, : newtut i
!iims;biit 7429 effective utefi:ont l.
of To
Irltetiit'-yfYthiteitl iiiiit'eamme..--. '
ptiAterjAlilfilitellie very large - 1
---isone to Report for, platy.
1i Oat. Wail 1 4 .- " , Faiilk,''iiii*ul' Sava `..
wounded itie foot at the battlu'ef-C: .1
Mountain, It ilfinel to Wadi-Ingo7ll'V,
to report for datgvi 3 4e..Jto been corifin'
to the house tiir several months, r bet
...jotv`Alile:to +alli•MtvVilji 4iiii - ' the "aid
t
crutches.
;Pn' . ..i -, 'l:',•: - '? - I'.i.i:
YK_T t L
.folkatufg.:, Vet'tzkia-,,,void
-I:halie,
6ediedk at ther:Vopvajimmg
Flri tolll..apy
beet6iir tn ieWin k
thesk,Postg,rttve anal •
.
Streeter, Co. 13, 111th, dtedJa y Johii
W. Birch, Co. A, 111th, died July 19th;
Stephen Pratt, Co. C, 111th, died August
7th ; Samuel Schawf. Co. H, 74th, died
August 10 ; Wm. Heaton, Co. A, 49th,
died September 11th : W. A. Denniaoi,
Co. K, Bth, died October 12th; Washing', }
tog Nontagaek , Octi F,ltt3d, died tOiitatmet
:13th ,Vohn Hairier, - (56. if, 1 0 4 V; dies
Nov. rtth ; Aaron Stage, Co. I, 57th, died
Nov. 26th.
The following is a list of Pennsylvani
ans who have died from the effects of die
pase.since the occupation of Nashville by
our army: Wm. Brennan, K,. 77; D. Nel
taxti 4,4, ;.77; Wolffri
Laywell, E, 77; John EMIOM, A. 77; L.
Halfpenny, K, 7: H. Flemmer, E, 9; A.
Pardon, H, 77; S. A. Welch, I, 9: F. P.
Schooner, M, 9; Chas. Parks, M, 9; H. O.'
'Finch, G, 7; C.• Spiker, C, 78; Wm. J.'
. Jonas. F, 7 . , ,4al3art9ll l 77• JoB.Dpu
aldetii,47.l ,
(T, 79; Q. Brown,
E, 7; Alex. Bus, 11, 7; Geo. Langdon,'D,
78, Geo. McCrady, G. 78; Wm. Hewitt,
.13, 77; Walter Mirie, C, 77; Eli,Henshaw,
D, 7s; Daniel Zirby,-F, - 78: - Samuel Dun
lap, I , `, 7; John Slater, 1,7; W. H. Prich
ard, l, 78; J. Graden,A, 78; T. For,H,7,
A. Firy, K, 7; S. McCu110uh,,,,,L,9".14
Finainani •77; H.- Seaton, C, C, 77; S. Babb, 0,7; Samuel
Graff, K, 7; John B. Goatee, A, 1; C.
Ditzell x E, 77; Uriali Clark, H., 7; J.
Icir, A,
.11;L-W.' Dit'vlsa;Z7B;i-*-Itont
-I'omery, K, 77; Oliver Mantle, E, 7; W.
. K. Barrett, 0, I: Daniel Murphy, 0,
-74; Geo. W. Boyer, E, John F. Hart
man, K, 78; W. McMullen, 0, 78; Wm.
Angus,
A,, 75, Thai, IlleGcntliiii•Nlß 15;
8. P. Henry, S , 78: Aaron F.aine,n, I,
- 78; Thos. Faumit, S, 7; Wm. H. Powell,
15; 0. Seakrist, K, 77; V. flyers, 1,
4.ohu.l•eag,er, 78, ki...MeLaughlb,Z 4
78; I.'fireatllMJ, C, .7; I. Knights, C.
lA. Stokes,
Buehler
of a gold
ttached to
Be,' Jacob
l.ty in his
lin the ab.
mer good
Saturday
d that he
:nbroker's
,rested for
Stock Salem
IV e have never witnessed—such an ex
citement in stocks as at the sale at Davis'
Commercial Sales 'looms,. ,N 9. O 4 Fifth
street, last night: . The attendance wee
very huge, the anxiety . to pnrchase very
great, and the competition spirited. The
prices were far .above y,:eysle:kaown ,311
• this eityi''.the tiii4 ta :04 anA lot , :iiitatilt•
ingtli per cent. The prices were as fol
lows :
Lank of
Exchange •litinkl..
Iron City Bank
Alechanieß Bank
Citizen. - Bank
Alerehant Manufio-turer.' Lank
Alleuhheny Bank,. —.... ....; .....
Penn=y l, 1111111 Cent 1.11 Railroad Co
WeAern 11,uraikee
Allegheny Cio Co
Northern Lihertle.
Allegheny :-Ot loovoon 141.1.
Allegheny lu,urnnee co
Allegheny ollr) Railroad
Pitt,hureh met ConnellltsiTle .. .. .
Allegheny Co. Coupon i..ued to Con
nelky idle Railroad Co ... et.
COlrreetfillt ' an Error.
An act has been read in the Legislature
for the relief of the Westmoreland Coal
Company. It provides-thatiltalittataidat
allow the Coinpany credit in the next set •
Clement of their accounts for taxes, for
ouch bum as said Company ni ty have paid
into the State Treasury by atistake...ittex
cess of their indebtedness 14, the Sate.
Sick Soldiers in Philadelphia.
• We observe the following names: in...a
list of sick soldiers sent tb Phihuietehiti Ori
Saturday last : Patrick M' Perin. h 62d;
Jerminh Shaffer. A, Wilt; Oscar J. Wright,
A, 120 d: Win. Bare, A, 12;1 1 4 1 0intonS.
Smith, 1:1, 62iii.Wni. Bond, F, 11115'; W . : 'W.
Knotts, B, 62d; Isaac Lapman, K, 123 d;
John B. M'Calep, G, 123 d.
Merlon. Charge..
A young : man named A,pdresq..l. grooltss
for whom the ,1olic."4:/taltii.,,becii:;oti 2 -the
look-o i pt for two months: bass heed-Arrest
ed-in Allegheny city on-a elfiarge` 'cif for
gery, preferred by Josiah Goy. : , He
was formerly engaged in droVing an ditee
eral stock dealers, have b,eetkvic ti mizedout
of large sums. There are several other
charges of false pretenses, svrindling ) eAC
against him. After a hearing before Al
derman Nicholson, he was finally commit
ed for trial.
Closed for To-ilgtat.
The extensive preparations necessary to
bring out the "Seven Sisters;' hap ) Au l
vented .Mr: iteDtiuongli - 4ittiliodueutr.
it to might liihe'infelidA. The Theatre
will be closed to-night to enable him to
have a full dress rehearsal, in order to en
sure its success when presented. It will
be prcatwed. 1 '411.44111e finest effeett,qiii
morrow evening.
The Selentlfit; Asstetiesisk,
.We have received number eight of the
curront icklunte of this valuable
_publica
tion. 11 contains such a variety accu
rate and reliable information_ ou the
truktect to which it is devor ka.".ici9PWl
I be found in ant 'otiaziri. pain tient atiniit
therefore the beet of its kind. Mechanics,
inventore and others cannot do without. it
and no one who feels an iaterest in popubizt
science, the mechanic• arts, .mallufitottlassi,
inventions, agriculture, commerce - um
industrial pursuits gerrertilly' Should be'
without lt. The Scientifie -American is
instructive not only iu the workshop and
manufactory, hut Ally in the household s
library - and rettaliitg rOu4ii , intlethe most
casual reader cannot fail to find in it
something to gratify him. Address Munn
& Cu. publihers—Park itowiriNtauXorrit.'
If you %Ont. anything •iw,tht," Hub .oflattl
tlemen's or boys' ltatty;iiifi 24444
pa
or furnishing goads, do. , a rentattV
her that .14 L.TarnaghisnvNo.- 316144et0
street, Allegheny city, is closing out his
'entire stool at low figures to close busi
ness. This is axhanc, YerYi nit Ya
met with I and'lhMai rintfici€ itiin re -
bargains should call early.
;met
by:
ear
a y
, he
' TOW Thtt.wb and
The detiand in New York for photo
graphs ()tithe little couple has been s.
great; thati dealers, inzitheraitttife re -
price, twelity-fivddent§, °and self them Tor
fifty. PittOck, who is agent for Brady's
copyright, expects them soon. , .
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t,. -.. . . . ..••• ,-. • • Febtafty j 7.7.7 , - f ''..
1 Meni•Bremph•lWA iii!iiiii kork In :
+4Powlent -battev,#ll4liii . WAtii while
1 A! A Vi. ll Ol l lM OWAireilpeelra_ leoehich•Will,
', (lei the ieliairiiini *Mite it sail 4
t .,:t . ..; ;.
1 Yeti %PokiVrAilialeitoik! ire , :iiofiuii ,
or. -11 r4 .6 11 . hokt - lbrie&A .- 4 1 Viiirmiiiiiirtlie .
4fry-lifi officers who have overstayed the
Waive' lio.
in o.rder - 3. •-•
The C . elle chaplain of. the rebel Gen.
S4uart'a command, who was capturediotde
-weeks ago, was yeerterday aernrisVer to.the
edemy'a liise,' bat` Gen. Rarksdale, cote
mender of the post, declined to reeeivei,
him until certain torMalitles were inatitm
~ed. This- having been acconsplildiel;liel
will be sent Over again to morrow,-' .
WA sapipToF).Feb.Hiram.
Ptioldiut-grati ist.stayi host.lfspetaitity. the
SebitairßeseAthalrgAii.lbe :Nay, ion'
the reprid list 4 i ) P, • • •
Senate,: Pessais4m -reverts the house
appropriation bill to the_ finance commit
tee with an amendment. prosidatg
contract shall be entered,into for tile oitt=
strnetion of the iron clad Elea simitnere, for
which twelve millioss are appropriatedi
until their . plans hod specifications have
been Approved by a board of three skilind
naval officers andadverthenients for; 'pro.
posers to build hare bison made according
to lair. The provision for building a
doming dock at New York is stricken out
and the appropriation for the items of the
section containing it.. is .reduced frotn
$1,280,000. to $4t1,000. The appropria.
tionelor the dry dock at Norfolk $85,000,
and'for naval hospital $18,500 are iittickeu
out, alio that.lor naval hospital. at/If •
City, 111. IC.- C. LP'
Provision tor an extra mmariputatt for
each Congressional Dish-jot , d ar i n g the
rebellion is omitted. • _ •
I uform &Lion has been received here thg
the Q . S. steamer Reliance,
(lowan, captpred in the Mohikan -river
and brought to port Baltimore on the 13th
inst., the sloop Clara and schooner North
Star, while attempting to run the block
ade, loaded with contraband good' were
captured.
Two colored boys, aged aboutlik4tre
found handcuffed and stowed in ;tie 'told
of the former tiasel..Thisystated they had
been forcild ,put onboar's/Waren to be
taker' • twhesteld.
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Wzauntir ree ,- Feb. !lB .--tr.sta.Ve,. : 4l.k.
b'essenden, of Magee, reportdd bide Cult
the Committee on Fineoces, the f 05405-.
tion bill withciut amendments.
Mr. Wilsoo, of Mau., introduced-4'lSi
to incorporate an institution for ,the edu
cation of the colored youth of the District
of Columbia. Referred to the Committep
on the District of Columbia.
Mr. Grimes, of lowa, briefly urged the
passage of the bill for the aiming ortolan
of marque,aad eon ten ded that the propriety
of establishing_ volunteer tomes-on the
sea woe the ante as on the land.
It might do for the nations of the Old
World, who depend upon largo atandint
armies, to agrees to treaties against letters
of tnarque, but could we of due country af
ford to forego our ancient policy. In this
i r respect therrecould be no difference in mo
; relit, or policy whet her captures were made
by a seventy- four i.un ship or a fishing
i Maar. He was not prepared to give up
our ancient policy but considered this a
favorable time to mann our ancient doe
trine of maritime righ . a.. , : •- ' •
--= Mr: Sumner, of hr thouglatilitiiii
instead of - npholiffing our ancient 4alioyi
would only tend to overthrow all the an
cient traditions of our nmehliolaad' i
new and different endusurauesegalilpfiti
the nation. This was a bill to • eseiblieb
privateers whoee- only reward Is booty
agahist lan enemy rho hump commerce
atiffno booty as an incentive to enterprise:
If more ressels„ were, needed he would
have them hired and placed , under the,
control of the government, bilt would not
send. opt these selfregulating cruisers.--
He could sell nothitigiout,danger of corn
plieation with the_ grane.foreign powers
who have solemoly;doeared•regainat this
system of Prividierint: - 2 -
Mr. McDougal, of Cal., could_ see.
ground for the Ojos:lima of = f Saaattw
from M siut.r;zinletutipikla ji_yptul*l'lthit
he belongedlirthe _ eatahliflinsen •
lEWcould sett tip( : ' '. { inliralett .'"
most effectivefatee.-
114 11111,141k0211 WA Pia
used against thes inn*. Heilsititelided.
Anita had been she poliey -of coMftrY id..
steed of raising large stan d ing artniatend•
lavtalilblzesort to volnateerusc -- (),ii_land
till lOW QUltllidltreflektiffi#Og- H' . ./ rei3
tu
pecially rned thitig*
b/*.Toiltst.tut.
lieved that before Vingreseirsetr,,.
Aonlil beat war,witteefOrug# grio,h
slauld need al l' otie'kiVeit dkaelkaaland.
Atter fUrther disoussion:Sautliatitute was
offered bi Mr. Grinteititflolika, authori:
zing the hresident liezalC,foilikti and do:
inugtlevia to issualktertof marque and
icuiker•-.all• needful rgulatOpi t - ft 'lige
' •:- • ` - ' _. • :
:am e t 'Li frossiep,, jettlinlit;
in* thean l ih
oriftpoiif - 1 ., y litka Art,
to three y tire. it IA 'll . ..1 11 Int r f.? -.
Mr. Sumner offered an. arc endmen t
conferring the operation of the bill to , the
ifnppreisio ) of dui rebellion. 4 Ile argued
that we sh aid uot-put.anytbing in the
bill like a eienape. it. slifben ewe were en
psti4 kilt f axa/ g a-4 . 1 1. tere - ,X0444
be time enazighViireet==.
Mr. McDoiiptalt)itift -
mau ; of the ConunitteeecimrateNg#llrili•
tiolf4if wet: were' titit, T frOW''ftOka t ied.
with Foreigtilleith:otts. -- ....trz, 11 -,
mg , .Aggitierseittitalad no - infohnition
th&lia - Mot open to the Satiate..,.. l ,-,,
Mr. hie
.ugalholiavad.lT*l :before the'
"eating of notharOiergui o 4,l4;
I • • in faved 'n aa foieittiviii. and a s an . •
11
0 have the •co egtritt4tiaaatede. x.`•
,Ip!!d v illyktt (it gr-•:•. *M AU lati,jfiellij.
• • • ;le' 0te,•224 .. , ....,3 i..;..: vi .. 21•.. x..? 4..4.b.::e.
~Mr.' Slim er4o,d*iii . ':•,,:itsitla
substitnksojetiyipttBl2,fAudt
:14; eon hitlisifWeihbf-ituit*fai.
d'aPPlyin
.thein'telliatPnrtiiitt'4r. the.
I nited Sat in initurrectiottli 4 Rejected.
v j a
Mr. qure o ff ered another Amendment
as a eubsti te, authorizing the Secretary
tif-thirlik ;to hire any:vessels needed for
thei:nattnneirii,ce, putting., them in
: Vie if-Alo cars Commissioned by the
8 hiteaStA 'tad-giving : them ' the Oar
iri
i... . . lona ships. • Rejected; yeruilB,
*Ra 28. - .; . i ~
i.-M.r. Dal* of KY- t °fisted- 6 Bab-gift:de' :
authorizing the President to pexany,.tes
eel -regubsrlY put into conumar th E i l,
~
times -the wilco, of any ship,or
tared bob:wing to the States nOW. insur
rection. Rejected. The •bilt . -.*llktheit
passed; yeas
.Feu
and, dye oth folldwt :
yes — Messrs . Antony,Anold ,C '
hat-
dyer, Clark, Colamer ' Cowan l Doolittle,
eden, Foote, Foster Grmes, Herd
ing. Harlan , Harris, Hicks, Howe. m '
and,
Lane of Kamm, La th am, McD ougal,
Morrill, Nesmith, Rice Etttemant:Tiirpie.
Wade, and Wilacrn j _of_ ,
_,
__,.21.-
NAYS---hieiglllll. PaT l 4-',..D4on i lr i mp* :
son,Howardillisssi andlthia;PPM g
811M 1 / 1 34 TrUCI4 1 0100:- 'V* *, .0-
comer-e. i ,;.-.;:zi.ii":ic.;‘ , :.1.4 - ‘1.4.4.-ii"vrtato, ,
i eacnie,i4 ivfoh6l. Two ,;
'44,f
CRY •g 1!
MESI2S
........., Wa1414 I meg,
ham to irettiffigitr "
404. AtAilf 10? SiOngitl4-- - - - - •
firenvot-mithilhivnniak:i g tiit, aid
4ka irau ,___M i r''‘',-brr--71, 5 • 0 7 61 7 1 :1 1 8.
the -
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or-_,,iy........., ~..t.
miinicatelheig**-4h-
..litictki--kmeire ff oSAric • tanutteior t ,
the
Fitili f oitiipprtiii.iakth6. ima,v lol l, o
I v
;prig latsitosn. - , '-!= 4.:4-4.-I°' ---, ;_ •
Mr.' ,I lar4 iatrodue4oliill t.a.m.
tie to editiim Stitia arEtkiiblitiqf
government k air u,
- .T,.
Mr. Folittlri- Of - op
facilitate Abe proofArhither all iv
Pendent' - Pahsed. aliiifhe br
grpateietHciestOo tha ' ientk,
the 'Stitiest : ;P s Mitt]
then - went inte:ExeCtiti V*o*
Which•it adjritmtifitiell i
*
ittotniit.--iittii!a, lengthy
mitten adopted the_resolt.
. ' - zafditfeeiodatiag liesna...-ilittilthilh
e ra4:representativesilleftlit
Sala& thrtikeir abate: r; . A.3.,,i•Eaw
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Ii Yea 92
MF. Hale was then .sworn 4 41
andesMitiniiiitAireittiti. e z t 2 1: ;
innittmeg.:LiwbileFaacAnzig7
ast -.eleition':ait.treptieltethey
guns nab takiifhpf '-
. P4r._Dantes_explaisetl that t/
w i ll w i t § 3 4,l l 43ol l rhaNal.
loyal foters were at or.,
_e i ,,j l f 91
to:Trote. ..---' ' 1 .% '''
,- Mr.. Mackenzie' b t keilk 141:11
claim, when thadineation wash&
question.. Qua hemislintAintitlee
and.rullipterl. . ~,. vi- !..w ,i.-. 34
The Rouse thetiltrOCAtitt l ,
'aideratioa of,thkEleuititkititexid
tlbill to-prondtrwayg-tor_LAWA
tb governtniinW 7.A11ng , - 1 14
I' - • •-._____......,,,_,,_____ _
1 gT. LOUIS, Felifailiir`l 7..: 4 4‘ I
C 41 ._._2 era c_, Da i.. frid M I ir9qlP:airf t rii
empipau ee . tue recent, seal! laj l e
,Artrlttlnilhafither iirmq is go'
Ilia' paticiLaKtOtallpint4iriekt
jui red Wats twos froze telyial l / 4 2 ,1 0
AO' "'t i diest ItVd-..) an,.. 0
man pace hhd 'tieerCirdemj trim torthe
4
burg, bat his ?nazi relifsiOitic'il u,
of two hen dred-d eu s fikkikictignsit
the ' brick tweitty nsitticilicgica
rindiwitli- '
-the
'Ui
The
oTtu
agr
btu:4
icals
torn '
till
of LI
Agri]
ARIA 4000.-
Thaiaz or duty to ue cine'per cent= each
,higzalatibeteatteriin the averagejtupcnt i
`
t BYTE
Pitaiiiiiltii;Feb: 17, Th ere w 7riitierlanoie
SeqattatoriaTotr..but the denina4 r ld Itaatectittitresi
at E 6 ISfoi ; 7 uperfine:'s7 trAl 09,4arlaixtri unil
$7 45@8i for Extra No rbange R
Flour or Cornmeal. There iA more demand.
NVhear.. 7Rpreerrrnmictp - Kkesl:• eortrls ftrir
request. '-Oats 'sell freely at tit .No ehapga,in Bar
ley or Malt. ProviAions hold fihirt)(B/41 Batter
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bales: Flour advanced; 'mks 214000 .
@o7 85 fot Ohio t $ 7, - 90 41 1 9 - 38totellOiet , '
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