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A the l beiiining ..of_ the .yearlyesiiiie
we?. a lig in the market, owiligik du
W
imlrriehse quantities thrown. :out Ny thl
mlisiin the effort to relieve,t itt - stine de,
greit the - Scarcity of amall:::sif , rer. - . , Two
mal is ako great reluctance was
_math;
. fea . by persons obliged to receive a roll
i
of.; ,enty- ve pennies in change,, whed
the , 'were used as a regular currency.--t
Wit n - a • w weeks they hive .become
. mod unae onntably scarce and notwithi,
stall_ing the immense numbers known to
be 1 , circ,nlation, small dealers cannot
get jetnongli to meet the requirements of
theisirbusiless and store keepers and
°theta are put to great inconvenience and
soniiiiiises Actual loss for want of them in
mak* necessary change, as they are
somrilmes p bliged to refuse to sell corn
modilies o lose in making change.--
BrokOs demand the _unheard- of - pre.
min, of fifteen per Cent, for nickels and
get it , too—which only encourages the
peopll ,to hold on to them. We have al
readMl
ment i oned some of the expedients
res !:1 9le t"t for the purpose of supplyingthe r ce of, the insignificant nickels, but
oveney gle little relief. The question
natn i
1
ly arises: What becomes of all the
pannie[. But it is not so easily answered.
The i ai- rage monthly issue from the mint
is 4,g, ,000 lor $4,8,0P0 worth. if-the
count - was over burdened with this small Onontll since and - none have - `been 1
exportAd (which cannot possibly be the 1
case),llsqiy the present scarcity? We can
not sole thelenigma. They must be laid
by void whetle and those who have them
should- t once put them in circulation.—
They i e int4nded entirely for home circa
lationl it d the convenience of the public,
and fis6 . gooo reason :can be urged for
specula ng i 0 them. As there is ,no ap
t
pareqt; auger their scarcity, we expect
to seet, em agairt abundant ere long.
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.
Meetloig. ate the 011 Exchange--
ThAtenitellsellle Raneoad..
A 1 lic tweeting of merchants and
i
otherrti : as bold at the: Oil Exchange, on
Frida orning, to hear a report from Ben
jamin 1 . Latrobe, Esq,, President of the
Pittabir h- and Connellsville Railroad
Comp'a'q , relative to the condition and
prospe4, of the road, as bearing upon
the int:oosta of Pittsburgh.
Captt tußyron, Vice President of the Oil
i
Eicharik , presided, and upon invitation
Mr. Labs read to the meeting a very
interest ; paper on the subject referred
to, for iv, ich a unanimous vote of thanks
was tenildred to him by the meeting.
Mr. C d hn Fleming submitted the fal
lowing u4solutions for the action of the
meetilifl
itesolive I, That in the light of the clear
1
and ford le remarks of Mr. Latrobe, the
PresideM of the Pittsburgh and Connells
vile RAI oad Company, as a body and as'
individa, we do make most earnest
tatap
peals OP ur delegates in Congress, and
through : em to all the Western Repre
sentativres calling upon them to bring
their whp/ euergieb to the task of pro
curing theipassage of the bill asking the
aid requktpd for the completion of the
Pittabarl and Con uellsville Railroad.
Resole , That standing as we do at the
gatewayll between the. East and the West,
i,.
between!' e manufacturer and his market,
between' a producer and the consumer,
.we can 14 er understand the difficulties
which hribiiper and restrict—which reduce
so largel4 Cie commerce of the country.—
We see ft, ta• vast resources of the Pennsyl
vania Centkal Road utterly inadequate to
i
carrying i lh' freight offered, and we see
these on rugs in their turn reduced by
the impo4 bility of transportation._
Resols4, That this is no local interest, bu t
the', as it s eat importance may be to this
city, its V t o is as nothing when compared
to the d
~ ands of the remainder of the
country. i t
Resolve 4 That we commend it most ear
nestly tol, - he examination of those ; who
are oppo , d to this class of legislation,
believing! t at its peculiar claim to fayor
would ruilte it an exception to the general
rule ; butt More earnestly commend to our
citizens tire importance of making indi
vidualj
efo is for the aid of this a ork, be
lieving thii if each one will do .what. he
can, it wi# be accomplished, and that at
an early .
The reslutions were adopted and the
meeting Opurned.
Payta' ' tofthe State Militia.
Adjutant; eneral Russell has reported
1
to the Hods of Representatives that un
der the G o rnor's call at the invasion of
Maryland lh t September, the number of
men orgatii ° din this State and placed in
the service : - f the United States was 25,-
000 cons' ng of twenty-five infantry
regiments,l ,kritft the full complement of
field and ciallapany officers, and twelve un
attached deinpanies. He states further
that, -the United States having sanctioned
the call of Itzhe Governor and agreed to pay
these trooPti an estimate of the appropria
tion necesfa-y for their payment, also for
transportaiNna and subsistence furnished
by iudivlfili , had been submitted, which
is
was transrni ted to the Committee of Ways
and Meatil4 and inserted' in the genefal
appropriatil t bill. So, soon, therefore,
as the apknpriation "Una passed, the
War Departntent will make. arrangements
for liquidatt g all proper claims arising
under this d I. Oar Fifteenth regiment
will come iii rits sha.
II al m
Whall i esqmes of Them,?
It is protrbial that the Americans are
a nation of . tiaders and writers, yet with a
knowledgeO thisl ilk act it. is utterly impos
sible to divl W becomes of all the
c O a
stationery• d ha this city, anlees much of
it is spoils br bad writers or wasted by
scribblers.i N hiking Miner's great peri
odicali atoll 'fth street, next the Post
office, afe days since, we were aston
ished at th Z age piles of paper and en
velopee die
. _.yed there more so when in
formed thatfithe immense supply would
last bat twcliur three months. Truly the
assortment of g
every thin at this mam
moth honliii,warth examining.
u p i
(o i til Burglary._
At as early, n hoar as eight o'clock on
Thursday e ing the house of Mr.. John
Shinn,on Ikle i tr h Common, Allegbeny, Ina
entered thio li. a back window 'and two
trunks, filled ''th valuableclothiug(worth
h
$l5O in all)11 elongiag to Mr. and Mrs.
Shinn, tarn off, A young man, brother
of Mr. Shin' lrhe had been left in charge
of the hour'v eard a noise and called out
‘e who's the*,' but receiving no answer,
thought no jalre of the matter until his
brother anegnater-in-law entered, when
the doors w ' found standing open,which
led to the de ' ' lion of the burglary, The
police are at? ' . dr, but no clue has been
found to the: ylieves.
cb
the
1,1,---
' ennl A.Y i rir,u!PS o P.ljierl Dead.
Among thslipatients,who .dit.d., in the
general hosistal at Annapohs, Md., on
Monday lastOere the following. • Pennsyl
vanians: Da ihl Benton; Co.. C, iithlte•
serves; John p 1.1 Hazzard ; Co., L, 7th
Cavalry. 41
• 00 Shipments.
The shipm e nt of crude and refined oils
on Wednesda* areas reported:
Pennsylvania 'lltral Railroad .., 4.470 bp;
pittsbargb, Fo 1 43Vaytte &Chicago R.R. 1.54
Pittsburgh ,S: o 1
Ntinellsvillo Railroad... 1 ••
T o t a l .1i.... .. .. . 1 . . ; ... ....-.... .... .:..4,6' "
0 f that shi ked E t t 2,010 barrels were
f',.)r New-Yoarri,B for PhiladelPhiti
0 d
9 - for iliaitiairci.;-: tqikiti] dapped West
e
/40 barrels t. .
_li fib • :9111 9 1 19%7 - I . 'afile',
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1
-Staislltatry Co
I
- ;The - Allioient aitrendeirl,by our Semi
. litry - Mininnitee in sending an expedition
to, Pittsburgh Landing, !Ringing to this
city a number of "those 'wounded in Cult
-bloedy-battle Uarineandi'erending the
hoine; its raise their'iiitunissions,...to the
' Penionala, will be: be reme mbered,
with many other good works. An' ad
' journed Meeting of, this , body wan : held op
'fait Moriday,..prelliflinary to effecting a
new organization, when theTolloWing rem-
Offered by Mr. Brunet, was unani'7
,moualy adopted : •
Resolved, That in view of theinueasing
:nuniber of sick and wounded soldiers,. lit
our armies—and to anticipate the wants of
the still greater increase which will result
from active operations and severe , battree
in the Spring, it is expedient for this corn ;
'mittee to engage with renewed ,energy in
the work for which it was appointed:—and
to effect for this purposes partial reor
ganization on anewplan.
Joshua Hanna, W. M. Edgar, W. M'Creery:
and F. R. Brunot were appointed a com
mittee on organization and the President,
Thomas Bakewell, Esq., was requested to;'
prepare an address.
An adjourned meeting was held on w e
nesday, 18th inst., when the committee re- , 1
ported alan of .organization, follows:
Ist. The Sanitary Committee shall
consist, of a - President,two Vice Presidents,
a Treasurer - , Beeretary, and twenty-one
executive:Menbers, with as many associ
ate members as the committee may ap
point. Associate members shall not be
req c ommitt e e uire to be present at all the sessions
of the e and it shall only be nee
esary to notify them of general meetings;
they may vote at any meeting of the , cuiri - 7.
rffittee. Theconimittest may be called to
gether et any time by the President, and
on a vote of the committee, or on appli
cation of five associates, he may call a
general meeting.
2d. The following nub-committees
shall be appointed by the President, viz:
a committee on finance, consisting of
three members, with power to, appoint an
additional member should it be deemed
necessary, to canvass the city and vicinity;
a committee on store-room,sanitary stores,
receiving, shipping, etc.,co Deleting of six;
a committee on soldiers' claims:, whose,
duty it shall be to secure for widows and -1
orphans of deceased soldiers and disabled!
soldiers, without charge, the bounty, pay,_:
or pensions 'which nlitcy" due to them
from the' Government. The President,
on motion, shall appoint such other
,com-,,
mittees as may from fine to time' be rice ',
essary.
3d. The committee' will co-operate
With and aid, as much as possible, the
United States Sanitary Commissioner, the
Christian Commission, die Pennsylvania
Soldiers' Aid Society in Washington, and
the Pittsburgh Subsistence Committee—
theee agencies for the relief of soldiers
having our entire confidence. In the
disposition of all the moneys entrusted to
us, we will use every precaution - to secure
that the sick and wounded shall alone re
ceive the benefit.
4th. The committee shall issue an ad
dress to the people of Western Pennsylva
nia, setting forth the importance of renewed
activity in providing for the sick and
wounded—issue weekly, monthly or quar
terly reports—and make such other publi
cations as shall seem desirable.
The plan of organization was unani
mously adopted and Mr. Bakewell then
read an address, prepared by request,
which was also unanimously adopted and
ordered to be printed with the proceedings
of the committee. We have not space
for the address and cannot, therefzre, lay
it before our readers.
As will be seen the Committee, as re
organized, prqposes to act in conjunction
with similar bodies throughout the coun
try, but is more especially designed as a
branch of the United States Sanitary Corn- ,
mission. Fresh vitality has-bediTinfesed '
into the Committee and we look for im
portant results in the futrtie. -Mr."Orrin '
Newton has kindly oifered the Committee
the use of.,his warehouse on Second street,t
free of charge. The officers of the body
are as follows : President—Thomas Bake
well; Vice Presidents—Felix R. Brunot,
Reuben Miller, jr.; Treasurer—Jamea
Park, jr.; Secretary--,Jos. R. Hun
ter. Under their auspices we hope to see
the PittsburgitSanitary Committee accom
plish much good.
In Hospital.
Rev. R. C. Christy, Chaplain of the 7Sth
Pa. Regiment, Col. Sirwell, who is in our
city upon a brief leave of absence, has
been rather suddenly smitten with a severe
attack of fiver, contracted: while in the
army, and is now confined tochis room in
the Mercy Hospital of the city: - He _has
the attendance of our best physicians,
and under the kind care and attention of
the experienced nurses of that •institution,
we hope to be able soon to record his' re
covery, which will be hailed with' delight
by his companions in arms, as he, is an
officer universally beloved and esteemed
by the officers and men of his regiment.
The Provost Marshal.
Some fifty deserters have - recently been
arrested by the Provost Guard' and sent
back to their regiments and "in the last
_three weeks, about one hundred -, strag
glers without passes have been piolted up
and sent back to their regiments. The
Provost Marshal also keepica list: Of dig.
charged soldiers arriving here, of whom
some sixty, sick and Maimed,' have`nnine
to this city since the Ist inst. A number
of recruits for the old regiments have been
sentforwerd of late.
Altoona Items.
— On Sunday last .as a party of-young
men from Altoona were driving above
Ducarissrille, their horses became unman
ageable. There was little girl, about six
years of age, in the road at the time,
whose parents werenbsent from home at
tending a funeral. The driver attempted
to turn the horses so as to pass the child,
brit she started towards Alls,roadi
the slime time, and, as the - horses, could
not be stopped,. she , itras-. thrown doilia,
and one of the carriage wheels passed di
rectly over her head, heir instant.
ly. Joseph Day, -an '.einploYciet: In; trni
shops in Altoona, was severelyLinjured,
on 'Thursday last, /by being caught be
tween a door post and the tank_ ot an en
gine which hp was helping to move into
the fitting up Shop., He was caught
across the- thighs Land-small of the back
and injure - silo that; his. is despaired:a_
The new German Lutheran Church in Al
toona will be dedicated on , Sunday t ,
next, ;March Ifith. The' delleatiteler
mon, in German, will be preached io,the
Morning by Rev. R. Newmann, of Pitts
burgh) assisted by . Rev. J. F. Kuhlmann,
of Wilmore.
Small Pox in Jail.
Charles Roberts,, confined in prison on
a olituige of assault and battery, has taken
the entail pox, since his. commitment &few
days since: He was to bp removed, to,a,
hospital last night, to prev,ent-c3ntagion.
Proinoted.'
_
- Lieutenant Colonel Edward O'Brien, ' of
the 134th Regiment, has been promoted to
the Colonelcy. Col. O'Brien is a Pitts
burgher, and among the bravest and most
deserving men in the service.
Confirmed.
The appointment of J. S. Ho Ward, Esq.,
as Consul to San Juan, has heel con
firmed by the Senate. Mr. Howard is son
of T. Howard, Esq., of this•city, who late
ly resigned the office because of ill hbalth.
Noininat,e4.
' J. Heron Foster has heen nominated
to the Oenate'by, theTreeident for confir
tnation', 'as Assistant Adjutint General,
with the rank of Captain ` He ',,He to, take
the ptwition of Adjutant - 'ltow
let&
~...:::=~~~4 , .
Returns oY ni
Aj,oint goaTlitlfke
House of Renresen
Thursday 'next Tor
Auditor. and &jive
House. _
. , . Inlani
The body
_of a -lit
&mid in - the'ness.p6dl
Centreville, )3ntler do
post mortem examiin
3
fact that the child h a d
The guilty party or p I
discovered.
•
Commisitioned.
I
. Frank,.Kelly, able man - elect of the
Third Ward, and Joe hA. Butler; alder 4
man elect of the S . th , Ward, received
their commissions ye terday and will pro 4.
bably .be sworn in tide morning- in. the
- !
Court of Common Pities.
- ,
The O'Neil Troupe.. , ..
This company appears at Masonic ilall.!
for the labt, time, t.-night, when they
should have a pod souse. A matinee;
for ladies and cbildre4 te announced at 8.,
o'clock. The company has met with'
great success here.' 'hey go to Cleve-.
laud where they open t the Academy, of
Music on Monday evening.
. 1,
_ .
At Wood's Theatre. 1
Mr. Chaplin, late " I
is, we perceive, playin
atre, Cincinnati, whet—,
an impression.
The Seven
This superb Bv:feta°,,
the Theatre again lass'
for a crowd to-night w
out.
Trimble' s I.
This mammoth esta
a good bill for the am.
irons , to-night. The
Messrs. Hart, Gardner,
hell and a•host of others
of their most laughable
acts. The Misses Fr: ,1
Morgan, together with
troupe, add their share
the terphsieorean line.
enjoy a hearty laugh.
t
Gradnat d.
In Duff's Mercantile College,Pitts
burgh, Leonard H. Trun ck, New Lisbon,
Ohio; David Barnhisel,l Girard, Ohio;
Andrew J. McCartny, Gard, Ohio; Ed
ward Blunt, Niles, Ohio Geo. D. Cook,
Smithfield,. Ohio; Benjain Jones,.Edin
-1
burgh, Ohio; N. W. Nil lams, Hocking
port, Ohio; J. F. Welch, Vest Middlesex,
.Ps.; Wm. J. Fawcett, ittsbnrgh; Geo
W. Simmons, Balti'mor , Ohio. AU of
whom passed a highly h norable exami
nation, were awarded the legant Diploma
of the College, printed u on fine parch
ment, and were presented by the faculty
with the College Gems f Penmanship
as a memoral of their eirlmplary deport
ment and industry while at ending Coilege.
Rekinquishing Basineas.
•
On account of being about to relinquish
business and having to gi eup possession
of the premises on or a out, the first of
March next, Mr. J. L. Ca nashan, of 116
Federal street, Alleghen ; is selling off
his stock of men and boy's clothing, fur•
nishing goods, &c., at ex raordinary low
prices. He has on hand au extensive
stock of cloths, cassinscres, vestings,
ready made clothing ; fuiroishing goods,
&c., and it would be well for all persons
who desire bargains to call and make se
lections. Any one who dsires to do so,
can select from the piece oods and have
i
clothing made up to order t prices which
defy competition. . I
. THE bargains otfored .1
- Market street are really
s
siderirtg the extraordinar yl
Prices of dry goods. They
mense stock of silks and
goods,
which they are Belli.
than Eastern quotations.
readers waning dry goods
pecuniasy interests by callii
DON'T forget, when 1000
gains, to go to hicClell.
House, 55 Fifth itre..t, wh!
Add at' less than Eastern w
Illustrated Pa
John W. Planck, Fifth a l
the current illustrated pape
Hellas all the Eastern lit:
traced periodicals.
Gltovga & B.attaa'sßeiti ');
maeufseuttimpurposea, me the bat is ale.
; A. F. C 3ATONA Y. Gneral Agen
114 viral ' , treat • ittxhurrth. I'r
01$11P3 kiNTIB
JOSEPH MEYER
11.&/107M7TVIZE1
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FANCY AND P N
'IIUXITURE & HAIRS
WARE:WM. 135 81111T4 D. I 111,
(Betweea Six th street and 11 r ner,)
CE LE ERSITE D EXTRAETSFOR THE
'HANDKERCHIEF.
.
. Ashland Flowers Ali onetto
Allman IMu it
' Amaryllis Me dow Flowers
Bouquet de California - Lil -
- 'Bouquet d'Ambie ~. L of the Valley
Bouquet de Carolina Ne •rnown Rag
Bergamotte, Orago Flowers
Cassie . Pat bouly.
Camelia Pin
Clematite Pop inaok
Cedrat - Por
.gal
Citronelle Resat Pral re Flowers
Crystal Palace Roe
- :.(leraninni- Rou
Gilliflower - Spr
ciArden/Flowirs ' Swe
Heliotrope -. Sul,
- -.Roney - Swe
;.. Haney suckle Swo
: Hawthorn • dwe
Hyacinth. Tub,/
.., ;t ridsruin . • lea
' lackey Club, Vio'
Jenny Lind Ver ,
ToUquitle, Veti
Mbussoline Van I
.111Illefleurs • Wes
„ . Meg-nolia to -- Whi 1
. ; -marechalo, Win
. -. --r-
BAZIN'S HEDYOS WA, a hi
ted Persian Essence, the moat eleg
impartinglo the - hstidkerchief a
and lasting odor. - --- ' . -
ESSENCE BOUQUET—TREE
UPPER TEN.—A large essorll
beeps, Plutglusr.,Creams. Prepai
-Hair, C051714t103, Tor et Waters, .0
vosibmery or-all kindkaonstantlj
--- c - ' i For - ple li3i OiI.A.S.
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COMICANDSEN*C4
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MIJIC AND SENTIII
WHOLESALE AND.
WHOLESALE ANDRET
WHOLESALE AN,
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mutat, IN
NOTES. BONDS. MORTO
ocoor.somities.
4)W ILM'IREADENIX
F 11.111. place for Boots and nhoos is
ifth street.
IZEM=M
State Eleettea:
rpm:ll4l3l.9fitate
iivee.l4ye fixed up#
lopening, 4/, ykte for
or General*Txr t .
cide
,
of Uyifirs lintel, is
nntzi, , .laiit week: =PA
mien :ditielosed the'
been I:iortr-alive.'—:-
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
rties have not beeti
The Small-pox among the French Troop
V ESSELS TO RLDf TLIA:4III4OIMEADE
XXXVIIIth CONGRESS, (2d Session
Naw Yoaii,T.abrisaryf 2p. -r=lliesiztainOri
George Crothwell,' from New Orleans,,
with dates to the 12th, has arrived.
There was considerable excitement
among the troops, growing oat of the un
willingness of the white soldiers 'to be
placed on a common footing with negroes.
-Rumors 'were current at New Orleans,
that the frigate Brooklyn was aground in
eleven feet water.
The Delta has been placed in charge,€ i
thb 'reporters of`the BoStoil .l'eurnal and
the New York Herald.
The papers contains no news whatever.
The Express of this evening states that
a rumor had reached here today, that
owing to the result of some movement at
,Port Hudson, Gen. Banks had stopped
Treche expedition and sent the troops to
reinforce those at Port Hudson.
eading man" here,
1. 1 at Wood's The
, he has made quite
Sisters.
completely filled
night.' We' look
en the-boys come
rieties.
I lishment presents
Eminent of its pa
':able comedians,
Raymond, Camp
:ppear in a series
ongs, dances and
'cis, Gardner and
Leslie's ballet
of amusement in
Go to-night and
ASIIINOTOY, Feb. 20 .—Attention has
been called to a report in the New York
papers and made the subject of pointed
comment, that members of the Senate
Committee on Foreign; Relations, have most earnest in their demonstrations
of friendship to M. Mercier, and to the
government he represents. On inquiry it
appears that M. Merehp's idispatc4 arid
relations with" Frattee, by re
cently published • dispatches, have not
been considered in the committee, nor is
it known that any member of tbe,commit
tee has' made any deitionstratien
Mercier. Some of the committee attended
the • recent diplomatic dinner of Mr.
Given since the publication of the des•
patches, of which the French Minister
was an houerary guest, but Mr. Sumner,
Who .was at the time ill, was obliged to
decline, under advice of his physician,-.
rhere is not a member of the committee
who does not recoil from the idea of tor
eign mediation or intervention whatever.
C. F. Miller, who has been employed
as clerk in Richmond, arrived here to
4y, having madeian escape to one of the
Potomac 3otilla. He represents that the
Merrimac No. 2 was at Fort Darling du•
ring, the earlier part of January, having a
lighter placed on each side owing to her,
top•heavitiess. She carries 4 - gun's, buns•
pierced for S.
Longstreet's division passed through
Richmond several weeks ago for the
South and Southwest, and large numbers
of the army of the Rappahannock have
followed them. He says the country be
tween Richmond and Fredericksburgh,
over which he traveled on foot, is nearly
desolate.
Fleet Captain Pennock hae. uuder date
of Cairo,
yesterday informed the Secreta
ry of the Navy, that the steamer White
Cloud, Rowena and Knapp, have been
seized as prizes by gunboat New Era at or
.near Island No. 10, for containing contra
band goods, such as quinine and mor
phine, Confederate uniforms, army blan
kets and other general mereluustinus con
traband of war. The Wlitet2 Cloud bad
oliborrd a large rebel .mail; contaihing
important information:' •The . steamer
Rums was seized by Admiral Porter and,
sent op there from below:
An exploded story of J3anks being de
feated near Port Hudson, has been re
vived.
• Barker, 59
•rprising, con . -
dvance in the
have an im
general dress
;g at much less
Any of oar
save their
'cg on them.
ing for bar
ad's Auction
`:re goods are
olesale prices,
The government has received no unfa
vorable information whatever from tha,
quarter.
The Senate's currency bill passed the
House to•day in the precise form it came
from that body.
The Senate to-day pasp!4d a. bill wow,
izing the' Territory of Arizona.,.. It only
awaits the signature of the President to
become a law. This territory contains
one hundred and twenty thousand square
tni4s, and is therefore, larger than three
States of this aize , It is 'said 'by
those who have spent several years there,
to dontain more and richer silver and'
copiper mines than any territorytindtir the
govprnment. Cold is also found in many
pails of t he territory. The Indians have
heretofore prevented an extensive opera
tion in the mines, but with a government
Finch as is about to be established; 7 they
will die frilly developed. It is'aseeitaihed
by persons who have had opportunities to
fond a correct judgment, that the richest
silver mines or the world are found in
Arizona. There are fifteen hundred
trooPs now there and it is probable the
number will be soon largely increased.
reet, sends us
s of the week.
Crary and illus-
EZIEZZE
BURGH
Nsw York, February 20.—The steamer
Eagle has arrrived from -Reyna%
, with
dates to the Vith inst.
Mexican advices represent the French
army in a sad condition; small:pox._ and
dysentery are playing sad bairn°. '
The. French war steamer 'Line was.
burned at the abandonment of Tampico.
Some accounts say it was fired. thii
crew, and others 'sa'y by -abots from the
Neuman batteries.
h and - Ready
g Flow iar ers
t Br
Pea
t Lavender
It Lettuce •
t Clover
TOS
. se ,
,tte
Three vessels, one laden with . anarnimi
tion and the ethers' with provisions and
coal, were slab abandoned.
Tne I azicane ,claim to 1100 isakttred
threellargelots'Ot nitiler-' ebb to
have ;beaten 1,200 French at El ' Organo,
causing them to, retire, with a loss of 26
killed, and 80,to 40 wounded;.also.to have
occupied Jalapa.
The French have established hospitals
at Perch and guebecholoc. In(lteiiittet
there Were 2:000 sick already.'"
Sir! Chas, Lenox Wyke, the British
'Minister to Mexico, bad arrived at Hay
anadri the British war steamer Medea,
and left for St. Thomas and England on
thesteamer. ,
A exicla'? 4t'31 0 .k perrlEtflis served
as an Oscort to several' American Consuls,
has been captured by the French and shot..
ThOsteamer Bib Bic) left Havana the.
14th fOr New York. The stefiper - Pacific
was to sail on the 17th. '
Eel •
, 0
Ltty
or Blosom
: hly !col:mantra
nt p Warne fur
very agreeable
E EXTRACT
p ent of Toilet
rations for the
entifria-s, and
on hand.
6IIPER,
Bt. Clair ate:
The' Slielldrake,'fr'om.
rived on thelsth'inet. - '''. • '
The rebel steamer' Automata, from
Charleston ,on tlie 27th ult., via Nassau
the 31st, had arrived at Havana.
INES ,
NTAL
The', schooner's William and Mary, Jog
lilandl3r and Neverel, had, also arrived",
the two latter tromAtobije. • - .
MENTAL
E 13133
-
NEW, Yeas, Feb., ,20.-7 , Col.,Chas. Car.
rol Hicks, of, the . .rebaLartuy, , and lately a
detective oirtcer ,for, the rebele,at
mond, ivies . arreatid. tie_ the Ot. Nicholair
Hotel this afteirlooia.
MIMI
Rivrimoitc,-Teh2lo:—"Theleeture an=
not this evening at the MarYland
Institute, by Hon. Vailandigham, did not
come q The unmistakable evidence that
the-loaf sentiment of 'Baltiinore would
not tolerate his presence, this having in
duced his abandonment of the lecture.
K ' S
ita the P. O.
BOSTON, Feb. 20.—Edward Si:Trohey,
A. A. Lawrence and Jas. M. Beebe, have
petitioned .the Legislature to be incorpo
rated as the American Steamship Cotn
pany, to run vessels between Boston and
Europe, with a capital of $2,000,000.
to Oainedral
AckEINT.
'GBEiI and
I ap
SAco Mc., Feb. 20.—Thepostoffice was.
entered last nightaindt robbed Of*
letters it contained.
HAT
c lalland'3 55
il;=M==
Seeend
THE VERY LATEST TELEHRW,I
LATE FROM NEW OLEAN
PiatititkidnOtnin Among thi,
&c., &c., &c., &c
• NitirliroaKVAPent , - O. The steam
British Queencwithg.Nassau dates to the
16th inst., leopard'arrrie—this- ev s ning. The
Jan:-
nary 19th from,'.Q.giiitisibn, w;th a full
cargo of cottoq, and.,sailtA l on the even 3%,
ine-bi- the - Ithlflit titer returplr4 l . 4
Charleisteli'dif Th - C steamer
Flora chearei,l,o.o fthalt:for Stnlohn
N.:13: - ;;lStit'py 9 ably to,..sum the blockade,
ArAier‘,3ttillitt• and Captain -Wheeler of
the 23d Connecticut:regnnent:had•reinhed
Nassau to prOanie"liatiatitiaretali.ietting
-wre e lr ed•stufflidinthi4ihipPlinter.:4
- The steamers Diighuis'and-Ninti , clearl
edtar St. John i New
- 23 d; both arczetitia blockade runners: l
.The pirate Florida sailed fiotn; Nassau
on the morning of, the 27th . after,:re-E
craning for arctay„, I
.The steamer Giraffeerrived at' Nes:kit !
on the 25th,- - and the' . iiteittner':Antiicc - at
from 'Savannah the.-, 31st, both -with
cotton
': The steamer Thistle:cleared on the 26th
ton the blockade. The steamer Gi
raffe sailed again , on the . 7th," - and also the
steamer Annie . :Childs; to run the block
ado. _The Alitonica has gone to St.
Thomas: -
The -steamer CSISisO -L tiom Charleston
arrived at Nassau on the 91.
The eteiniertf;Eagle and May Queen
from St. Themes, and the Emma and
Granite:CitY front = - ; 4 3.reenboltr,_:arrived
the 9th to be t aiideit.bb the neutral,:-fleet of
blockade runtieri.
The steamers Ruby sailedseln,the
,The NicholiSthe'grst on _the lOth and the
Eagle on the;Wk :alt to, run the blockade.
few:scltodnerit sled arrived from
Southerii-p'oits with - cotton. All the
above nientioned:bluckadcridAttere..ivere
consigned aridreleitied by tile` nbfOriabs
firm of Adderly. it Co.
:Wssatticros, -Feb. 20; • iBG3:-.,-43fotrsc...
hEr:_Shellabarger,i,of Ohio; 'Offered a'
resolution; Which was adopteci, - -.'setting.
forth.the difficulties.which have-erisen re,
garding the pay'of tioltinteerti from Ohio
and other States, and instructing the
Committee•onliilitary Affairs to inquire'
into it, and report whether additi6al
islation is necessary for an expittnatory
act to secure the payment of said soldiers
fruit the time they entered the service,
instead of from the peiiod when their
companies were filled and mustered.
The National Currency bill was, taken
Mr. Fenton; of N. Y. - , concluded his
remarks from last night in - favor of the
measure. .
SENATE.-A Committee. of Conference
tins- been appointed on the indemtiificatilm"
A communication waiveceivedSrom the
Secretary of the Treasury in- aniwertothe
resolution of the Senate, asking what
steps had been taken' with regard to the
frauds in the New York Custom ~House,
and whether a rersirt had been made.
Mr. Wade, of Ohio,' from the Commit.
tee on Territories, reported briek •the bill
to alio er: 'the people of Nevatla Territory
to take preparatory stepsfor being admit
ted into the Union, and 'asked to be dis
charged'froin the firthekcottsideration of'
the resolution inquirifik4titioAtte
ency oradniiiiiii g New ,Mezice as a State.
Mr. Wilson; of Meas.,' from the Mili
tary Committee, reported back a joint
resolution to facilitate the payment of tick
and wounded soldiers in' the hospitalkand
convalescent camps, directing them t'o' be
paid in thirty days.
Mr. Fessenden, of Moine, said that he
Was in favor of theiObject; bat he under
stood there was some -difficulty in the
way, and - that many soldiers were paid
twice
Mr. Wilsons of Mass., said thb difficul
ty arose from the want of system and the
loose manner in which the Paymaster's
Department is managed. That Dspart
meat. is managed in the most wretched
_Renner,
_and unless it,is reformed the
country-wilt-find enormous loss.
EVENING SESFUOIC.
The Senate proceeded to the considera
tion of the bill reorganizing courts in the
District of Columbia. Mr. Davis re
sumed his remarks and spoke at length
against the bill. '
Mr. Saulsbury moved to amend so as
to have Judges elected by the people.—
Rejected.
Mr. .Trumbull offered 'an amendment
providing for a revision and codification
of laws in the District.. - Adopted. The
bill therrpassed—ytus,'l9; nays, In.
on motion of:Mr.-.Feasenden a. com
mittee of conference *as appointed on
the bill to provide for ways and means'to
support thepooverrirneht:'.
At 10i P. M. the Senate adjourned.
Kra- Toes, Felki2o:—"Jl'he steamer Mc.
Clellan has arrived' from New Orleans,
with dates to the 10th; Test. She s passed
the S. frigate Halliard and steamer
Illinois bound up the river.
The secession ministers, the Revs. Lea
cock. Fulton and GoodrieheAre P!ts --
en
gers, ,n
The ,Delta newspaper has been
01 - m4Bd:by - Hem Banks; but the 'workmen
waited on him, representing_ that :their
source of subsistence "put Or its eopFin•
nance, and Gen. Hanka directed it ..to be
continued: under the uhmagetinilitlif the
book-keeper,, Henry, Green.
it line, thought: Oie,AlitniA:iiiie un
seated iiitzeonsequence of. the article on•
the impoliey, of exclading.thiOtteptured
portions et : the Stnith from' thee: privileges
of the President's Proclamation; others
thought that the French Causul and Rev-:
erdy 'Johnson had induced Gen. Banks - to
take the step.
There were rumors afloat that the rebels"
had attacked the blockadiat Mobile , but
nothing definite:was known.. , .::
• IF to
ding at Galvestolt.Y....r, . • ,
Adirices . from. New tOrleanaot}totv th at
Gen. WettelPteeilieditlins thltityldit Tielib
had not started on the 10thi - dwing to the
,withdrawal of .a
,part ; of hie .forces for :
another purpcisititp 'the riv4r. —
There wera. many xittriors of a repulse
at Pdrt • Madill:mi.-bet Ahey could not be
traced to a reliable sperm :: • 1,- -•
The.rif.rtia a talk of another expedition
under General, Sherman being fitted Out:
Also a- report that anOther armed, vessel'
had slipped out of Mobile harbor.
'1 he news from Galveston is to the effect
that-our fleet bad - entered' the bay, but
found the.. city so strongly fortified that it
was deemed beet
,withdraw,, . for the
Preseat• 4.6
LoicRipt:ANDIXTERIOR , '
c -to ta'!
CiliakXl../LlTAUalgaiiiiilligii
v. BLOOD POWNWAV6f-'4 ..
APO N" . P.
- , ~aluil44ifoi•Diselaserof litorses and-Cattle.
boort to and need only by.the Com Palsy in their
own staxlierfrom. 1814: until-the opening of the
Railway over he-principal routes. After the gen
eral use of these remedies Mall the stables of the
CompadY. their annual salad of condemned stock
were disconeinetedoksayinenithe Company ex
oeeding.f.,7.ooo per annum. In 1853 the London
Brewers'' Association offered the Company £2,000
for, the receipec and use the esthetes gay, so their
own stables.
BLOOD POWDER
ain cure for foander..distemper; rhenium,
AGM; hide bound, inward gtreinarloskaf appetite
sweakne.m heaves; boughs: belch. and all diseases
of tbe.ldnae, surfeit of swabbers.", glanders. Doll
evil, mange. inflammation of the eyes, lista.,
and all diseases arising from impnre blood.,eop.;
recta the stomach and-liver; 'lmpreves .tbe sync
'tit% regulates the hostels'. - cerredts all denture
m.nts of the glands. strengthens the ,r7atem.
makes the skin smooth and '600817. Bo!ses bro
ken down by hard labor or driving; quickly re
stored by asingthe powder once &day. ..Nothing
will be found equal to it in keeping. horses up in
appearance. condition and strength.
London and Interior Royal /1141.1 tbiti Pan, 's
CELEBRATED - BONE - 3k/PtiV.EIE.WE:
A certain care for- spavinnkritcb;c::
Jumpli, tumor}Sprailll4 shelling, hridiall: four,
dared teat, chiliblal:g.rwitidgsdlioentractlons - of
the tandems, bone etlargeAlebto;&c...,;."
Blood - Powder 500 per 12.0. Daelagei ,- Sont
Oiotment 50aper8 er, - far; ,, 320 , tra o,
Lent
rags eOAMIL 4-- "
=r
ib Drug House.
deal Corner and Market. streets
.... ; a,~ irk .~ .~
MARKO,S - . 4,x2r - tablit . AP-
P ort..A. l- ..t.mu4...feh..tk7,thereis More dempittl
- forTlour;and inices fine iiderano.ooo bstre •
ll •
c hiellf.RotrakatuilYttOtAt 508; 13.dateffne belt(
at $6 DO, arid Extra at . ;:ialekefaV2,9o9 Lth
Itye:FleileatiudTerif!-Rye Wlke4
in good_request 151:42.(4,
1.73, and WOes 4rtroutat4l‘-'7SP
at 97e®51.... Cora atixatitecklerandilit
sales of 4,000 bastielv.ar, 87cIfer5ievi Itiffd
old oats selling'ffeelroff4ooo'clos'erstedi
sold. at $615#4.7 -1234.7s,relatlete wented'at'ar4o6.
350.- • Priiriiiions Melting til4=zUoo - 'lleffei'rottu
sold at 113 c. Whiskey chill at Ode.
Feb .20.—.-Flour dullWand—Aufietfiti
offered freely at twi,• small sales jaf_Extroi wer
made at this rate. IViieat fide , at MS) 140 fo
prime Red and Inst.°. Corn 13 in good demon
at 113 e for shelled and e4@soo for ear: Oaurdult
at 75e. Rye $l. Barley 50C 6 60c - for
and fall.. Whiskyfile. Mess pork unchanged and
qaietcno sale ..- Bulk steads! - at 21W. andT.e - foe
heavy:shbfilders - and eide.4., A 117.3 demand.foli •
Lard: sales 3,000 tierces at. -, py.a. 7
interiorpcinta,,audioc.deliv,ere here. r-Th e de- 3 ,
'mend is - ohiedr f roin Nini• Groneries-firmn
Unchanged. Nlo van eed Km : at $ _
0 Gold.ll3oW
lfil. Demand notes 150, —'axehalige dull;•Tates;
'the same. : '
~..Nnw Vous, Eeb..2o—eotton iter.,E/mar.W.Oo.
lower; 14.500 "soldi'zState,...s7- 043 , 7 Z 7, - Ohl°.
90@8: Choice. SS - 10@D 50; Sithtlkein;47:7oB,2s.
Wheat l@2e lower 41000 kmaseld at noon rates:
Corn le lower: 65;30 bas aohl at noon
Pork dull; 14fess 114 50011 e. Lard heavy: Whis
ky steady,nt 55057 e. Sugar firm
CofrOe firm: 'Molasses Etrm. - :-"Ereight loss,
Woolfirm and aetiVelleeett derneiitio. wr-O.A7Wt
EM3.IEV INTI4LLIGENOE.
PUT DEPITTSBURGH. •
;
Franklin. Bannott.llrownsville.
Vanntia. Cftirke, do
Minerva. Gordon-, Whereline.
DEPAitTED,- . . 3
„PIM . tletti BrOWIZAI2IIO.6-
umunUll. UWE% -
. .
igheThe
errieef—ee,tL ua s .i t n ` c he ve ,of i m g
te a r t ,i n V
,t iv h i ehannel-aid falitne
Weiner pfchgant ``.
,
The new "and splendidsteamer
ennie, Rogers. Cagßismes iiiiiimuoced for C 4 t
to and tq.. Louie. Persons going that, way Fhould
alearly.and teourea passage., z't
'YOAT.:The.neis , ipiendid
glean:l2r Afmaibi;Capt Johnson. , haavea.foi
dional and Louisville satiirdir. ia boat
/of speal, and accoukauxiationA han aoaaperiorf.
Ciapt:Johnstni biabiaaVoi.k..on4a.
bas okiiirge gf the °Ewa.
. .
Tite...Wheiliitg -.packet , -141 , -.dar is
the steamer Minerva, Cat - lain - 3'6bn Geranii,
seeeers and - shippers will hear m - mindlitat'the'
'tour of departure is 11 a m. •
te),-
,The.well known passe - nger steamer
U stings.,Capt RoWnsondesvea tqAiVirsitir
li , for einoinniti 'bard Tlns oat as
lbw) Acoommod astionp t our Algid idir
clime ortheblllee.
i 5 - Y 9r .. 431 }4 1°11
.4 4 ag., 14 .PdiMUISYMO,E. ,*
I i bATO . RDA.Y. - 11131:211-4 T.: At.i-' - ,..,. ,..,.
r ,
i, ....,tinieWe*iiii) 6 ilditiiiii'
side *kW , Pailket,' titafellaij
0 rite . Wil9hnrion..,aoitimaniler, Leaves , aka*.
ñ n.noed,abol*' For freigct or plisrag. ~p !., 1 .Y.0n.
b ard.oria ... -_ . _.......J.01.4%-1 7 1.Ata,or--
-- ..t. .p 7 I...WIbiGSTON x CO.
-,' r , or -4.'001,1,11AS a C w.
! ; For
sAT u P T LD H A E Y. :_ F_Ep. ;41.7-4P •
I PAsSENGEIR
,PC 6l =4 4 steamer HALTING .'. R. Hobinnt n.
00 nd leave- M.-announced abhve.
For freiOitorpl!asaealipiiit.on-biurd ei to
'-'PV.WIII-WIPSVWC"X9.
• Aror.:tidroyat
WSW.
4 DID "Paseetut4.,,Wettiaer7alCllUr-,-
Llilti.","Captaio Cioqjd," comaihtidir twi.l4.4Otro,
for the above and'intertnedisstoKhihrOfederait
4 ems '
.:.J.cor freigh rory omega alpplr on hoard ";&4
: -,iv,'l.l":4lACK‘ligetitj4
rur
TIIIS-DAY;FEB,
THE,.NEW AND.MIPLENDID
etra:mer .1 ENN ErROGYHS, Thos.
_Rogers: Commander will leave,aa announced
above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
• -
JOAN FLACK. or
J. B. LIVINGSTONAPV-1
O 6TEA3EOPAT ISILEN=IIIIE-,lMr
,211; ' - ',llersigned are prepared opa
cpbtent,
- wo w t h t 'to re-Gild or re-Bronza'
St ate. Chandaliers, , Braokelajdsnita.:4o::-
making - them equal to new,' arid ilata
ones titrbnen - Carbon Oil. Also to foirLish,newepa 4
at shtrtiietlee. 'Lanterns, Cans, Oil, and - eviii
thineiritlictrat kept on hand at the Lamp and
Ott store 164 Wood street, near Edith.
• WELDON, .1111:EIA.Elil - EW ILELLY.
STRA ngi.DAT AGISNIGY.
M Z 1.1.4 Err ir:*
.. . . ..
Has opened an office at
No' 90 WATER STREET; '
...
Where he will transact - a General 9tenn2boat
daanear hordnees.andmouldeolicit a.sharnetrid
rqtage fr. o #o4Arlib9sit.gus.A. , _ ... ...: .11DatlYit.:,,,
I'AI:4;
• •
Machineis;
. .
NCNAZIFJP.TRATRENE.e
t`'.. ll mTv-rri 011
I .„ .
L . •
Yi7 ESE ITIVRIVAR:LIED FAMILY
WACSIMES have just. rbeea , arardel the
htghOt premium at the WORLD'S FAIR.
Laioclim— all the Maohißeeria the word oornpathir
•
Over 100.000 haveoalreetly been tioltyii
. all wirier ruelversal Ilatiatekilleta._ ...:
. .
. . _ .... .. -
, Mi l e machine makes the lOokjititch ininecelbla
to unravel with , the eetential tutrantsige of being
dlikeOn both side& fermium; IlilaiiirkW Odin. It
'M Oat, stitch; heir; tell, gatlt . or -bilid, cap_
took end braikv.; . ~ . •••• • •-ki•- , ,) •
The elegance. 'neaten(' simplicity:tit thleliirif
chin the the 'beauty 'a4,.;4lgiengtb. : eh , tebr,.114141
adaptAihty to the ithlogedt. el , till eat' .tabrlet
render it the mart 131It:C8SSFUA and—POPU.
LAR i Sewing Machined now:ofegitate UV& Pub
lic,.
taararremoted for Timm leArklill.
• Cantaadexanfte therm, • at• 97, , F1P1TE
smaikarr.
I
SII=R
•
R) TA.4OAVINGeh•- Ifni IMP
Msgvra,-14°14931.7•!h° gia
Opttn for Depmits from 10 st...m. ta2 Co'd:N* 4 l •
,w 4 dells : Also, on SATIIRDA.Y.. EVENIN
1 =
0111 009 O'dOCk.„., ••• • .5 S.`_rpr‘
- ArOI6O4;OF '1;c:
A'RAP O '. dORVEN/ROll T and PROPITAiI.E .
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanise, Laboretai'DlAtto
pm - all tem whoset means or savings tag. 1;
it 1160'cm:unloads itself to Executors, Aotentie.
tratore, Collectors. Agents, •volunts-y Soc,oties
or Asiooiationa,mnd persons of all classes-
Interest at the-rate of WE pz , t CENT, per .
annum is pain on deposits which, if not drawn,
will be plaosd to the credit of the depositor 2n
the that day of May and Noce-cher, and therotf-,
ter bear the same interest as the principal., ,At.
this fate money will dAIRLII in THAN TWILIT
YS42B. d
Interest willusommense on-a epo ts Oil 6 st
.and 05itt days of the month idle:reach 661mq:ism
made,
Books containing Charter„By-Laws. 4 s 4 ,lnral
'shed icm,atmlicetilin the.office. • -
' r PRESIDENT—ISAAC JONES
Vice Pazazostrr — SV: B. COPELANt.
• • TlipS7E6B,
Eon Thos - M Iroise Hon J K Moorhc
Jeaao C G Hussey.
Wm G smith, : rainier.
Harry Childs. - •
Vnaggy
WE Coltedand. '
Secretary and Treasorer'-A. A. CARRIF:iI,
fah.s:6.ind :
DUQUESNE . ' BASS Wog.
'FOE, .0 : 61M1A% 8; co.,
• •
fliarinfootolmiofoToriviriotyo
BBAEIB,WORK .PORcPLUMBERB''''
GfAM Vititi ill Fri
or s Tuffs!".
7
MIDEMSTrtiiIND CPPURS3IITiIeS"
111.1011 .. CARTIkes 'OF EVERY. DE.:
gotiletion made tdltorder Steamboat - worm.
Amin' and swatting and repairing promptly at.
tended to. Hartionarat:entionpuptoBt.ingop
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils, •
illso, ale agents for the Western ` brit-gat of
Pennsylvania. for the sale- of htarsh;Lansdell
Vo"e - Patent Syphon Pomithii bettorer inveni
mthaeing no valves . it is notliahle,ttyget oat of
mrderamtwill throw mom watetektir pimp
twice its elter ,
cONSIGNES,
lune nue tb
cL/430,„ Pi r itillitAii4attarar ioutii
EitieUe and in inmates. • Missies of • I
Othe lislib C erty street; .1
-PPl3°O4lO iiitti4VM:PPLPT.I_I-
3 S , l llgopecrielrii i
ike.ls
Ora , c.i ,- 4,1 (4, .t , ,
~- , .
...,..,
~.
AV zotlltirliWAlNlCßOWlttllijiiMC,j,,,.
etrieorbfifid7 to o
batitr isadt ertiii
ease, .wil„.lroni motives of
those who rearrest it's cow. attire sabove 2 -
ins narrative, pnblistrost, W.. mmir:
..- 'II e , '..- 2 •
.6°hook is designed th aw,a wa o sna and • ealfokt;zl--r,
' Isti uAgrAlit(tiairM aac larstair tillaroanUßOATil:-**
1
, art Am, n i r lia _ be At th c:4 6 ; 3l9l i l Olithataimais,ol: , - -
Am, -, , pos* be lient ,, irrider-nesi
irra plea teive o' , , . cartekalariertosult iviko -, .-
Zotinesttt..b . - NI -17 S"'"^"'" —
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