IJUL.
•AY MO
:NING, MAUCH J.S.
2 COUNTY DJ3M
TIC CLUB.
jjSGHEN
1 OCBA
living no pol
.icnjwe desire
difj'jiuganxiou
. fleet upon the
Ef
ratie ipsrty, we
ha || lstitution £
oratip ciab of this
ed tljtjys by the
haejcnarged this <
secret one, in ore
ista|iij.tlie-fbfiiia
untlerl the. apt
A|j(pauy of honest iatentioriß requires no
if it is fi togdveruafreepebpleit
Bhcjnijl not Bhrinl: from open and thorough
idvpttigation .of i a teachings. Secret polit
isajjUgoaizaiioni t ore not justified nor ne- :
ceas|ry in a free country like this, and
never .1 .dvocated by men who
fee|uiaf their political instructions will
ut6|P the'test of investigation. We are.
ferjjuje largest lit erty in the discussion of
political subjects; we. desire the people to
knpjs every thing passing.in our public af
tajrS. JThey bav) aright toknowpiiryea
for asking , them to support our or
gm|s alien, and t hey have a.right to: reject
od| i uggestions i ' they do not adopt them.
Ldw Abolilionisi a bring, ns to this test.—
Lej|'t!ieui, if they can, prove their charges
egSju ist the Dean cratic party, and they can
eoMt er our organ ization to the winds; Let
then. demonstra o to the people that ours
isj'uc t the true 0 nion league of the conn
try] and ftiey \ ill have no difficulty in
keeping themselres in potver. But, con
sc||ns of their o rn weakness iii numbers,
ana the inherent weakness of their cause,
th|a are afraid t > trust the people. They
re|p|t to the dai k tricks of the monnte
bi;|'k, conscious jf their duplicity.
j(|n the contrary, the Democratic party
relies for its success upon the intelligence
oftjhe people. W e desire no secret con:
cfk no midnight gatherings, controlled
by prcli■ gale arid: ; oeedy partisans, hungry
apj| lagged rascals, who wonld barter free
dotti to be appointed a collector of taxes
»i| ae l* their country terbe made a pay
master in the arif- ' This.is tfie extent of
tbbiatriotism of Ihe leaders in the Union
Lffi ;oe” undeitkking; they are the men
■Hop .ere enjoying the contrab and profits
ana offices created by the war; they de-
B ef the .ivar’s jeoatmnimee, and hence
tb|L anxibtyto kjeepiffibinaeives in power.
Tibir professions fire: for the Union and
th| Constitutionl.but tlieir aim is at the
Ptc l ‘ s and pldilderinga so abundant in
th|i e distracted .limes. Can the people, in
days of end gloom,
tt|i t their liberties to auch men and their
Uni on Leagues.?! ,
4 aUBSTIok BE QUIfiIBQ AN
j; ’ , ASFSWEa,.
j.lhe following|compound of falsehood
sm; malice appeared’ in the Gazette, of
Wednesdayaflegnoon; ’ Uv,’.; ,
j|Uerhead|Beefing Lasiklght
«»»Treasoaiible Speeches—-An
itieal ideas or purposes
to abroad in mystery,'
i for every oneto read ftod
eaehiagß of the Demp
this morning .. republish
ud by laws of'&e Detno
eounty. We are prompt
,die slanders of a_j)rofli-
city, to GctZEtlcj' 'frtictr
rgaaization avithbding a
justify Abolition;
iSn~of"seeretsocieties7
ioas'. denomination of
’ ' ■'
uenperaie, nnu we- Understand that,
1 Kill- rto Conc cn Irate their forces and
?jff ll i le I nt > a profiminiirymeetingwas held
lhu la a r(Jom on ritth street,which
I TO* been previodsly rented to the Demo
ct|tsolthe Third Ward, by. A. McTighe,
»hea Mr. McTighe heard of the Cop-
Pp.fi loB ?. Sphering, however,'he dropped
f viT'j l H speeches until his
“MT? 0 began t.o boil, wheVhe arose and
Pjft« a in. their: midst: "He
. WRfmed them, that they had been speak
ing- jfrsason against the government, and
hgfaonld no longer listen to them. They
hEd everything id say against the goverh
“OT- bu P “b* P®o ward against Jeff.
Ldjtfis and the rebellion, and saying this
a M < ?j^ eieli lhem P room,rag he
ct!Jd not permit It to be oeonpied for any
treasonable purjJoaeS'f
jl'hia precious '{Convocation of plotters
a ||f 8 -.w tb ! '*°T*fe®e&' and sympathi-
Wlth ibe rebejhonnndthe Pittsburgh
■* f> wa3 tans suddenly brought to a ter-
Diiiihtion, and.if husceptible of ahame at
bI - 8 participants must have skulked
?l?/ t 0 their homes, feeling that they
, 11, i trited'fb » severe rebuke which
they had received!
Mr. McTighe is a well known and in-
Uuttnual Democrat, but his loyalty is un-
bif . conduct on this-ccca-
El P* l ! provea- .Th ifcourae which he lms
pursued in tefetetiisßio this matter willhe
11 andorsedi by every loyal citizen,
aiid ,we earnestly:-hope that the knot of
- r 3 who wei e to unceremoniously
eJ FtPu?, J la3t fightJwill not be able to had
? fj#U nnywhere iq thia loyal cotnmnnity,
IXi blr 10 3CBS3 or ndrocate their
. treasonable. design j.
||e following pi ice of falsehood bn the
“I subject- appeared in the Chronicle j,
a 6 dnesda;' afternoon; ..
||i The Boa »cratiti dnb.
mllir understand that the Democratic
which has b« en holding its meetings.
10 |i r - McTighe’S hall, corner of Grant
uc Sfr ll “ streets, has been notified to find
Bt ™ quartets. Ah tho report goes, Mr.'
“t»?“ attended iheirmeetingTaatnight,-
audjlwsia ao shockejd by the disloyal ant
f? iMf atI °? Bl * enol i of the speaking there,
tht|s|lie ordered the Club to clear out at
S“#i “You are Wl,” “.wil
{.“jftptojffh to palliate the tjeaspn-pf the
“Off i but la there none among you tio
rmie his voice in fevor of the; Union '
toll"* 8 no jrMPpnse, notice
nrnlL Wfti ? tho , r f»nlt; The Cluh will
mtJlr P ermiUed to meet in the' hall any
t$!L • ' %
K B ' ll temeut3 to be utterly
false, wej have waited for twen
°C!3 ’ 6x Mr. McTighe to
them.
an|Wethere.° r e cndelude rh^heiarcsnbh
6lfc I ° r tbem ' 'f 3 i 3 -'of oat- columns
«»W ou disposal t 4 coniruairt them.- : 'Mr.
McilJ ghe will perceive that the Gazette's
fctatejinen: ij not only a slander n pon the
De ffg? cra!!o club, bjit upon himself. jj e
““fuse of no sue i language,, as is attrf:
to him, and 1 is failing to-contradict
** oe regarded by thosealandered aa
JjWi ®menated som ; -hiim.- 'Mr.feMc
w‘*;> therefore, seethe}necessity of
u P° n ihe question.
ilhe these ofrcitil.
*eaal at Teast his J ecmals, in "ali 'par-'
•?«#» hbld hip*
ihc|s ime.npfiopntagility as we would'if
they own name, k/ 1 abjicle sstk,.
Mc|iho:wUl:jbl|hse|ahßfluaca whetherhe k“
swaiJsa^ssftfcsaK
4; tesaagastegaisg!!
T »«son aaddn anU ; nuu,on V;- - leges thereof while they eM whtainthe
ii3 t P n ?®Pjea tO ;th J ftrqJeiftad J
'eUv-whfit'tSltii’r■ t-rid. 44r-' - -?-■* -/ tpgtdationa how provided, or.which : may
' reafter be adoptedfor itoguidangs^i
11 bfe:
l". v Iwfry-ia" .IJCfA -'-.r’-i- to iai ,i >
"mm? a
f A 85 IBATIONS OF A CON THAO-
T OST.
In a street car on railroad which runa
•nto New York, a . few* mornings ago, a'
scene occurred which will not soon be
forgotten by the witnesses of it.isA person
dressed as a gentleman,- speaking to a
trter.d across the car said: “Wejl, I hope
lastsix months longer*-'.... If it
d °,es * j^ialhbhTe'made: enough-to retire
tabU-bitiiineßS. In the : last six' months
Ej|etnafle it hundred thousand dollars —
i?lady sal-befide the speaker/ an^sne
cessarily heard his remark: butSwheu he
was done she tapped him on the ilioulder,
andsaid-toikim f-’-’Sirj-Ihad two 'sons—''
one of them was killed at the battle of
Fredericksburg; the. other -was killed at
the batt.le of Murfreesboro*. 1 ’.
She was sileHt a moment,’ and so were
all around who heard her.' Then overcome
by her indignation, she suddenly slapped
the specnlator in the face, and before the
fellow could say a word the passengers
sitting near, who had witnessed the whole
affair, |ee!zed him and pushed him hur
riedly out of the car, as one not fit to ride
with decent people.
We find this in the New York Evening
Post, and wonder that the lady was not
immediately arrested, on the charge of
disloyalty to the government. Here was
a contractor, who had bagged,the snm of a
hundred thousand dollars, wishing, tor six
months more of carnage, in order that he
might doable his profits in contracts, and
a lady who had’nt made quite so much,
but had lost two sons, showed her evident
opposition to the war by slapping his face.
If this was'nt giving aid and comfort, to
Jeff Davis, there .is no logic in abolition
teachings. Were that lady in this city to
exhibit her opposition to the war, in the
manner mentioned, the half dozeu pen
sioners about the Gazette office would not
rest until Bhe was properly punished for
"her treason. -We have fallen upon evil ,
times indeed, when u patriot, panting, for
the honor of hiß country, is thns rudely
assaulted by an opponent of sik months
more of war. Will the patriots of the
Gazette ■ intimate the quality and quantity
of punishment to which this traitorCsß
should be subjected? The injnred man
being an officer of the government, that
government is necessarily insulted through
him, and hence the enormity of the offense.
W;e cannot estimate the etact penalty for.
such an outrage against the government,
but we think it ought to be transportation,
at. least. Down with the traitors who will
flare juauit.a.tender and patriotic govern
ment contractor.
CONSTITUTION AND d
’ OK THE
ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEHOCBATIC CLUB
The members of this Club have associa-.
fed together and seek to form ‘’a more
perfect union” amongst ail who now pro
fess and call themselves Democrats, or
who may hereafter do so, within the county
of Allegheny. Their leading objects are :
Ist. To .ascertain the strength of the De
mocracy' 67 this count*, to concentrate
that strength. and to make it edective at
the polls.
2d. To disseminate such views, argu
ments and expositions of principle as may
advance the Democratic cause:
3d. To labor in behalf of freedom of
speech, of the press, and of the person,
jtndj above all* for free and nnawed suf*
I. *f“- -lofoil WithAiW ceasingToTTEereP -
I torauon of the only legal currency ol the
I isabonal government— goldjand silver—bo
I that all the creditors of, and laborers for
I “f®,nation, shall be paid in gold, "or its
I equivalent, and not the bondholders alone.
'**• ASfc finally and above alii -Soda
bor tor the maintenance of the Constitu
tion and the. restoration el the IJ nion
the complete old Union—no State exclu
ded—no,star erased. - -
For these and kindred purposes, we
have adopted the following Constitution
for the Allegheny County Democratic
Club ' • , ,
I , The objects of the Association shall be
to. disseminate Bound National 'Democra
tic principle— Bndtopromotrthe success
! of the Democratic party in every proper
form, and in every political conflict where
such principles are involved in the issue.
I. officers ot the Association shall be
a President, Vice Presidents.' (who shall
be Presidents of the local clubs of the
County,) two Recording Secretaries, Cor
responding *Secretary end,
whose duties, in addition to those herein
after defined, shall be such; as usually
appertain to their respective’ stations.—
I They shall hold -their offices respectively;
for the term of six months, and be eli
gible to re election. -
I At the first meeting of the Association,
or at any regular meeting thereafter, an
j CommitleesbaU be chosen, cod*
I ststing of eighteen members. The Presi
dent of the Association for the time shall
I also (ex-ofiSeio) serve as a member of the
same committee.. A Finance Committee,
I Vigilance Committee, and snch other com
mittees as may be deemed useful.or neces-
Mry, may also be chosen or elected, from
Unte to time, at any regular meet ing of the
Association. :V ■ ; ■ • -
I Each member ot the Association shall
I pay to the Treasurer thereof, -monthly,
the sum of twenty-five cents, and in de-
I fault or such payment, when he ahall have
If 8 ®? !£ arrears tor the apace of six^weeks - ,
Ibo Boall betiisqualified from voting in the
I meetings, or in any other manner partici
patine in the business of the Association.
Two-thirds ot the members present; at any
regular meeting, Bhall also have a right to
1 ®*pel pny member for any violation of the
[ rules, or any defection trbm the declared
and -objects of the Association ;
bat all motions for expulsion shall lie over
tiU 4bb next regular meeting, after that afc
which jit shall have been made.
. Tbe-'regnlar meetings ofiitha-Assooiai
[tiouehalrbe held fon aW
week, bat meetings mßjrbe'ctMvened
[ oftener at the call of the President, or by
vote of the members,. The rules of .order
and decorum shall be snch as usually pre--
vail in the meetings or sessions'of delib
erative bodies or assemblies; and all qnea-.
tionf pt order shall be decided by the
presiding officer, -wfipse decision shall’ be
final, except when reversed, upon appeal
therefrom, by a vote of two-thirds of the
members present.
JSfefJkyfroffVf Association shad',be'
and th» V a 7 deT °k®d'tb paying its expenses
ill Xo‘*T eat “fed
anr.^ d?Bbn^l “e nt be made,
extept upon a written order Of the W.?
ding officer, attested by one nf rtfbi
Cording Secretaries. . • on ® «•
TOB.'
Preamble.
ARTICLE ONE.
ARTICLE TWO.
ARTICLE THREE.
ARTICLE FOUR.
ARTICLE BIX.
at any regular meeti
every proposed ament
ed at a regular meetid
until the next regular
actions.
Ist. At the time appqintep the presi
dent, or io his abaencefii.'VSce President,:
shall call the order andpreside
over the same while in hessioD. [H I* .
2d. The Recording., Secretaries shall
keep accurate minutetbf the- proceedings
of the club, in a betok provided.j for- that
purpose, and receive lall' moneys ..belong
:o the club, except such as may be handed
<o the Treasurer, by tnedSommittees, and
pay all moneys may receive over v to
the Treasurer, taking.areceipt, for the'
same. The Corresponding Secretary shall
have-charge of the- correspondence, and
write all eommnnicajuons, under direc
tions of the club. ;'. .
3d. The Treasurer is'to lave charge of
all the funds of the .cl tb and to pay all or
ders drawn on him by the President, coun
tersigned by one of t le Recording Secre
taries.
; 4th. The order of business shall be as.
follows: Ist: Read! :g the minutes ; 2d:
Reports of committe es; Bd-:- Flection of
members; 4th: Deferred bnsiness; 6th
New business; 6th; Adjournment:
- 6th. The By-Laws may be amended by
a vote of two thirds of the members pres
ent at any regular meeting; provided,
that every proposed amendment shall lie
Over until the next regular meeting.
: 6th, All persons who shall become
members of the Asso nation shall first sign
the Constitution.
weste:
From the latest sp
press we gather aom
The Coldwat
An expedition fro n Moon Lake reached |
the upper end of \ szoo Paas on Monday,
having been three at d a half days in ma
king twelve miles, The boats were much
brokenrand it was v ith the greatest diffi
enlty they got through a very crooked
course, as they ran the risk of being dash
ed to pieces agaim t the trees at every
turn. Every bend was occupied by sol
diers and seamen,.cutting down trees and
and clearing away di ift wood. The health
of the expedition wie good, but the coun
tiiywas destitute and nothing of impor
tance had yet occurred, though a rebel
I'bitter'y was reported at the mouth'of
Cold water, and other extensive prepara- i
i tions by the rebels. - ]
[Lai er reports say the Tallahatchie was
[ nearly reached, when better progress was
expected. The rams Pulton and Lioness
had joined the expedition. It was stippo
sed that the enemy had filled the river
with sycamore lo- ich sunk to the
bottom, obstruct! channel, but the
cutting of the Mi i levee fad caus
ed; such a rise in ar that the boats
passed over with 1 rouble.
LieutenantComi x Smith and Gen
eral Ross are mi arrangements to
keep cominnnicati in with the army.
Smith promises tr the Strettr..j with
gunboats, as high tlje Pass, and as
low down as we g< learmy "will fur
nish transports tr a between ns and
Helena. These iments will proba
bly: be made.
Slclrmlsh met ibsoiii Tens.
- A skirmish ha* i place between
200 infantry, and ice a of artillery,
of Gen. Sullivan" ion, and a body
of rebel cavalry. ;al loss. 100, in
cluding artillery. - cavalry surround
ed qur force, and compelled it to snrrender.
-Tropps have been sent them to the scene
:ot the reported Bkirmish. It is rumored
of the track taken up. The cars and en
ginc will be put on 1 the Southern part of
the |road. Ii is feared when the troops!
are withdrawn that guerrillas will infest
the country, and rob aod conscript the far-1
mere. ;« ... I
f'rom 51 emphis Belov.
if ■ , . Flore £ ce and Tigr »3g arrived nt
Memphis on Saturday last, having left the
fleet on Thursday. The only event of
importance since laatladviceß waSThat the
enemy had commenced throwing;sheila at
intervals in the direction 'of the canal.—
Somfe annoyance had been.caused to the
! men >at work. Up to the time the boat
left about twenty five jbad, been thrown.—
Another dredging machine was being pre
pared for work. i
Paymasters have commenced distribu
ting greenbacks among theUroops. Sick
ness has decreased considerable within the
past two weeks. The new iron clad gun
boat, Lafayette has been sent up the Ya
zoo Hiyer.
General Pemberton has been removed
from the Department lof the" Mississippi
General Bragg,is hu (successor, and has
already assumed command. General
Longstreet is in command of Bragg’s old
division, in Middle 'Tennessee. General
Price has returned to Jackson from Rich
mond, invested with all the power he ask
ed foil, and will go to Mjssonri. Holmes
13 removed, and Hindman sent*East
of thd Mississippi. Kirby Smith goes to’
Arkansas.
Colonel Ellett has asked permission to
go below with the two rams and recapture
the Qdeen of the West, hut-the Admiral
will not consent; The rebels axe getting
up a formidable naval force. .
it r eported -io Jackson, Mississippi, ,
that- the Indianola hadj been partly sunk,
bat thß workmen had 'sacceeded in raii- !
ingit
Memphis is full of rumors nf mi gu,
gagement at Port Hudson. It is.said to
have been reported by the Jackson Jp
ptal, but they are considered as having
no foundation.
.The Jackson Appeal}, of the 20th. states I
that seven deserters from the Yazoo Pass
expedition had arrived in Pauola.
From Cairo.
Advioea from Cairo to the : Ioth say sev
en Confederate officers} captured on the
•n l * l ’ , were Ben t to Sundusky by rail on
fueaday. General Buford had been .or
“Prdd'ip Vicksburg aiid was to leave on
the Kowena. • ’ .
1 hewnter in both rivers waa so high as
to render the magazine inthefortunsafe.
Laptain Churchill, Ordnance Officer, had
j caused the' contents to j be removed to a
place.
Ueportedtapture ofYainol'lt/.
-. dispatch from Cincinnati,dated :
yesterday, stated that it was rnmored in
'™ el sWs? Federate had captured
Yazoo , XHis was noteonfirmed, but
Front,the.fbUowing. pnblisHed in the St.
bonis f Tuesday, such an. events
-was not; improbable: i
Henderson attrftsd'fihfiithe.''
south. -She gained great fame byopen
mg up the Xazon.Pass and going down the;
Coldwater sixteen miles, .She returned,
agd then two iron clads,.seven musquito
gnnboafaj and • fifteen (transports, laden
| with troop3,_ went Jown, with_thejirftSpeet
of a snccessfnlTripdbTßZOoCityTamltiiT
t*P.girepf thetfihtv. Itehmeits there and"
thefortifications cn Haines' Blcff. All this
rnowiitie known -herd telegraph'iii a ;
Isay, op two., : Jti-y n k ■
T WJJID SIOTE POLUB.
-»-4. 'rha tot *-d chpapes,. v.liole in ass,
it reeds no mixiog,
It bus no smell irSitev rs ... ~, V
- ; It produce! no dirt or diut: ’ ' ‘
Jtpr«wft*r*®'- mn;;j \
■}< produces a |st blSi* polish;
PacsKll? 0 *” 8 **** little laho™
' SIMON, JuHHSTOH. :
Sait&fleld ind yonrtb
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iment shall he offer
jg, and shall lie over
meeting before final
First Edition.
LATEST NEWS BY: HUM
Important froin Port Soyali
BDMORS OF PEACE FKOFO-
A SKIRMISH IN TENNESSEE.
POSEIGN NEWI
YELLOW FEVER AT TENERIFFE.
Latest from California
Baltimore, March 12.--
Ericsson arrived this mo;
Royal with dates to the
and dispatches for the Go
hands of Chief Engine!
was on board the Passaic
Fort McAllister. The M
back at Port Royal in goc
A ten-inch mortar shell struck the Pas
saic on the deck, but did not go through.
A torpedo was exploded beneath the Mon
tank, and although it lifted her a foot out
df the water did no damage.
The bombardment lasted twenty hours,
but the Monitors could not get near
enough to tho fort to dismantle it. The
distance was one thoasand nine hundred
yards.- The English steamer Queen of
the Wave .was on shore near Charleston;
The crew escaped. Admiral Dnpont was
endeavoring to save her.
The Catskill arrived on the 3d inst., and
was ready for service. The gunboat
Quaker City left Port Royal on the Btb
inst. for Philadelphia. The Ericsson
passed her off Wilmington, in chase of
ah English propeller. She had boarded
her as the Ericsson passed,' and the
steamer was supposed to be a prize.
The movement on Charleston had not
yet been commenced.
N *NEWS,
eciala to the Western
i interesting items:
sr I xpedition..
The Charleston papers sav that both
the Indianola and Qaeen of the West are
in good condition.
i A rebel Lieutenant, captured near
Charleston, says that secret negotiations
for peace have been in progress for three
wpeks at Richmond. The papers are not
allowed to allude to the particulars. The
bombardment of Fort McAllister wes a
grand sight.
New York, March 12.—A special to the
Herald, dat'ed Rutherford's Creek, four
miles North of Columbia, Tennessee,
March 11th, says:
Gen. Granger, came up with the enemy
at this place yesterday afternoon. The
advance guard'had a skirmish yesterday,
and lost two killed and several Wounded,
Seyeral of the enemy were captured, end
one reports that Col. Coburn and two
thousand men were maliip.g their way to
onr lines. ,
Latest via Queenstown—London, Feh.
26.—The Polish qneatioq remains un
charged. Count Riswark 18choonhausen
hafi tendered his resignation in the Prus
sian ministry, a portion of the ministry
having declared against a Rusasian con
vention, and the attitude cf Prussia in the
affaii s of Poland. ‘
The Loudon Tun. . publishes a letter
from Paris whiih states that the French
Government does not desire any territo
rial changes in Poland, and still leas the
reconstruction of the ancient kingdom of
th e 'talfillment. by Pr'ussia of the engage
I ments she entered into-in ISlo,” “
PiHi3, Wednesday, February 25 —The
correspondent of (he Times ssys that a
special messenger is reported to iiave leit
Farts for St. Petersburg with aft Hutogra i : .K
letter from the Emceror Napoleon to thc-
Czan Accounts received yesterday from
The frontier of Poland, dating to the Atilt
instant, state that the Russian troona fn.
pear' to be more inclined to fuH back bo
Ifore the insurgents than to attack them
The correspondent of the London *d
verUßer says that warlike rumors still pre
vail. It was reported that a portion of
the garrison at Lyons had been ordered to
the Eastern frontier.
The ship Samuel Watte,from New York
for Liverpool, foundered at sea. The
crew were saved.
The ship Pioneer, from Mavillafor Liv
erpool, waa lost on the island of Kasmion
Jara.
The steamer Jilensa arrived arrived at
Liverpool, on the 26th.
li ’ ebr “Ary 26 —The steamer
uladintor has arrived at this port from
Nassdu, N. P., with half a million of dol
lars tu specie, and four hundred mid
twenty bales of cotton.
. . Fkancisoo, March fl. —The steam
: er iloaes Taylor sailed this morning for
Nicaragua with GiKi passengers. 5 The
steamer Lucie Sam sails to-morrow for
Panama. The steamer Loncra, from Pan
ama, js now entering the harbor. Legal
fender notes arc nciv unsettled at 61%;
I The! decision in the Almaden Quielrsil-
I ver case adversely to the company, which
I has possessed -and worked the mines for
r nineteen years, excites mnch discussion
lin financial circles. The. policy of the
Government, setting on foot such litiga
“°D > *s regarded, with disfavor. It is ar
gued-that if the Government hasumes to
oust private companies after their capital
I has devleoped and made .quicksilver mi
ll, 11 !? Valuable there is a danger that the
California.and. Wahsoe gold and silver mi-,
mng companies may be turned but of their.'
eads whenever developed into value
enough to excite cupidity/
I r March 12. —Dispatches
-from Admiral Dupont mentions the cap-
I tnl o rr [J 16 Belle, of Nassau-, by
Ithe U. S. steamer Potomska, blockading
I >n Hapel’s Sound, Ga. She purported to
I f 8 i! to R° rt Royal, but there was
lamong1among the papers in the baggage of
1 Richard'H. Ecoles, the Master, a written
| S? r ® e “}®“t between him and the owner,
1 ft - Updeback, who was also on board, to
“el blockade. The cargo consisted
and salt. Information received ’
f.at the State Department from the D. S.
( Consnl fit Tenenffe states that the yellow
P *5 hdaappeared at Las Palmas, Grand
PtoS two case ? having ocdprre.d on the
Th a- **’ ofwhich tstminated fatallyc
disease is yet raging-unabated at the
[port, of Santa Cruse; Teneriffe, and is
causingithe greatest-distress and auffeVirg
among all classes by-iti ravages'. - * °
m online. GthinstELENOß. wife
-•WaWsi W. Moore, needayrstf .
will take jdace this afternoon at 2
"eldenco ot her hiWiWd. No'
ItoJTiva'c distract, ail'd pr<-ceedto St. Mary's Ccm-
The friend* of the family, ate invited to
attend.
IJ 'rPpYc rS 6 ,lla y morning; Ifth-Inst., atio'clock.
rlfrEbduxmnX'! 26 y * 8 "- m of J “ kMn * oi
1 P l 6 friends of the fan ily cte leepectfully inyfr
I red io attend the funeral atfO o’clock on Friday
tesideaja pfhis parents,-Ho;
I tr a Jivv evenitiv. 11th ipst,, .at 8 o’clock,
f °f Wiliam Mitotellr Sged' 33 Jean
' _Herfim»rai will take jdaoe from-tie residence 1
■ “ ,lie P aushand. Penh@T ranlaA venue, enErlday
to pjccesd to Bt. Mary's
Thefriepds of the family are roqnes
tfld to attend without ftmhor npHna; ; '
sitioks.
«te., Ac.,
;e., Ac.
-The steamship
ning from Port
Bth, and mails
vernmentin the
r Steiner, who
m the attack on
onitors were all
od' condition.
DtEIV i.
TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pitttburgji & GooneUsville Bailfoad.
WISTEB .ABBA
An AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, BE.
S-9;ouuber .I(ith,_;lBa-, Traltlfl will the iepot.
corner of Jton,and ; *i a!er stri'eta,s»s follows;
■M Wt- ■ u-H?it Ve j Arrive at
~ .ir <3* Tifc»W*h Pitt burgh
i<lBU ti anljfirom Union! owh;-8.-00 a m 6:on.p m
fWKg A O . ui ?s *. 1000 am
Ist M'Keetp’t Accom’dat'n vJlklOjtmi 700 a m
'* ;-A ' do 2:05 pm
Port Perry do :710 ain S : Kla m
llraddock'a do 44:00 pm 5:10 p m
Mmday Church tram to and'' “
from McKooiport l:00_p m IftOOam
For tickets apply to GEO. BOuT.TOK, Ag’t.
mh!3; tj d . 11. BLACKSONB, Sup’t.
Office of Pittsburgh & Boston Misiko 00. l
• . fl- tssurgh.aiarch )2tfc,lBa3.>—-
irHF AS.M il, 3IEETISG OF THE
M. StookholieTa of the Pittsburgh arid Boston'
Mining Company. will behold at the Office of trie
.*2/* . F ! fth w ,tr " t - °n Monday., the
loth last., at o'olook p. in. - ■ ■
mql3;3td IHMM HOWE, Bec’y
AT
w. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.»
sro. »1 FIFTH SrH££X,
Ladies will find a large and choice selection of
fashionable «
BOOTS and SHOES
.ooneUting of every variety of. Ladies, Misses
Bye. louths end Children’s Heeled Gaiters.
Congress,Lioe ard Britton, ■
Morooeo anti Kldßoots,
Engli h Walling Boots, Gent and Calf Balmcra’s.
Eugene 800-S White Satn and Kid Slipners:
Farlor ond Toiler shoe?, which are 'selling anov
as any house Westof themountains. • mh!3
a giSB- M -,53,
|r=» Z
{sQ -sg ®. &■•
?!li- w
e“ 3 ? W- 5« o.'
£isf ©■& § :fe
a|3f#- . f« :=©*-
• §3§ ~£ .
• ; £ s! 2 m 5 ?• • -
J.yp B' 3 S"- : •»•>■
S/ gv® 3 -gSru
g'.J? Ito 2 5 : S~\.:
I!" ft S -s : “
sf? w a -S5-'
cSS v» H IBS'.;!
pioiyjTD-ojr thubshay after-
JL noon,io a oh WrodB reet aSafte"
ICoy, marked G.Findtav East Liber ty.abe
owner cun hare it by. calling at this office and:
paying forthis notice, tth)S;Ud ?
Leo lure for the Benefit of tfre Oyphahs.
REV. M. O»€ONBfE3 S. J,.XATE
Bit hop of Pittsburgh, will deliver •* LF} -
TUHjE in SL Faul ■< Cathedral, on Sundayeven
in?. Ma T ch 15ih. for the benefit of. the Orphans
°f&. Paul’s. Sohject: "TheDwtln/tfUrtlriiS
JJ ft f e .* . cents, at the door and at Geo.
tore. Fifth street. Dooraojptmat
ROLLING MILL FOB: LEASE.
The rolling hill pbopertt
at, A polio, Armstrong county, on the Une/of
the Pennsylvania Canal and Wbst PennrylwnU
Hallway, wtU be leaied fjr a term of years It
consists of a ... •.
3U>IXL\G MILL,
Nail Factory, Hoop Mill, faw Mill,HwUHnga
and Jarge Board,ng Boose; ai»ty acres of. Got 1
Pvwcr, ic. In location,on
the lme of the West Pennsylvania Railway :
Onst be ng fiusned to completion,) Connecting
Mksyhania Itailrcad. av BUiwvilii
amtthe Allegheny \ hgUroad rear Pre£
port and ite situation m the «*idstof an'excellefat
farccmg disfcjion presents all the advantages
itmoh abundant iuel,caeap provisions andlow
taxes give to enterprise and capital f r economy
ot nvmuactire. Per terms and-'rartienlars an.’
.1. —
RAI
AY TIMEKOTS,. /
Especially Adapteti ibr
Army Sales!
Pistil
a mil aDD^£ r f’- of J l,isoi,^r *™
Watch for Army Bata P r^ t »J! n( li^ v, i !e i l,,! »
ana taking, the chain
Watches nf that ob?? P beh?f
1 ha. novelty shoold m4t thS oufak^a'i!^ 11 '
sale i! merits, and Wo b-sooikd- ,2®? i * B ? T ?'
rusinj .im an extensivo tor enter
s: dnsLSss? b?£ &
elootre gold-plated, pe r H oa]4 ofriT P i 3* Cd ir
ing them to make tho u r I qa « 5'
tZSSZ*T&**& '
] JV.OROSS BRO WN?S TlUll'llrs
-“■Vpustroo’dandforsileby'
mhli w n ,h A?!- 4 * KELDT, ' j
‘ O' o9 Eod»rAl street. All«h« n . ,)
Ste* .S52S?*Sf»« bittern,
No. 69J «f4|^ y _
®D; 1 GtUE j'raf.
d and for eale by
mhia! No A.. KELLY, . ■•-
- - «o-,g Federal street AllMh.,!, L
£Ji:*Ki:'.s U isiAxios bhtebs,
Plantation Bitter*,
Crato-s Plantation’ Bitters H ' ; >'
E®S 3 a o nd“ O r i^ y EBH,E ««*«ST
16 THE PVBI.IC.
_ Daily arrival*, by fixpros* and Railroad, oT-
B w GO0l)»i
Macrnm & 6lFde%
„ ' N0.' 78 MARKET-STREET/’'' 113
ai ?®y &codi HeadJJeta, P»t- * f
t ■ terna. Skirt?, CoraWi
„tarse assortment of ' '
fJT s ';i Giovo9 ' moSj, for
1^
want in pnoc and variety. . • ■
MiaCRUM & GLIDE- V 1
N«K7B Market Street
ghg- . Between Fourth a»3 the •1
C! A JR P KflT s .
18®. lIMMBEB, ig|g,
W-. M. «fe U.
t : , 87 foobts :•••■”-:
moderate rate?, us prices will bTOg^-
EXTRAORDINARY
B A. R GT A |'
‘xlit BF 1 v I
Jt If.M,
S I % It'S...
a. AlkD »' *n ck j
■ -db u ssgo ©"irsr,'"'
-M' \# s 9 | fa
{i - < V <j- ■—. v - 'i- *5.
■ H *V-'< •' >v s
ft* A
50 MABKET STREET,
Also, Bhoetla».-ShhUn*s/HouMkeipW Goodi?
isftasiSy&jEsr- «-*
JESTKECE fifK'S 1 -*'"’ l/ ‘
»EB«ESrr.
GeotVOlose Calf Gaiters,
Gent’s Gl6re n Caif Gwtere!' ,
Geot’sGlove'CalHjaitera,
At, •DIFPENfiAGHER’S "
;nftlB.,-ii; jn^lSPlMiatreetfaiiafßliiriW
<» 4>ovsas Cdvmf'
""" ""■"' n- " V
tktatrJfafkjftitaa'PltatitfirttA
' ,ejn)iir;'M,»Ttet «jii r.
'niHlli .’*.;**
Apples ajtd potatoes- f ; l '-
-554° ;S°,lotetoesr*. *
s 150 do do Neehahnool td0.,..
Just reeeived and for rale by - '-•**“* :
cdrner.Majltet'and Ite^rak
- LOS T.
/I , i" ;- r; ?-:
,-T SMI CTranra bktwekit Tiki*
üborty andHandsrteoie,- d’Hoia*
and,Penn street or Penn’aß. B. Black a
: Pocket'ioofcj i
Ti*ii4:sso DiS^W
?i!t* S & w,a * > .°, B * T ' n t 0 a ' e fl'd'rby leaving it at
thUoffice.. Aliperaoniaraherebywarnednolta l
" ote - a vpayDiraitlU3beenßtopped:
<& :jja&CK®£
j' *’ BiiiyMsiQintaaai... ad! . ,•>■?* :
j *
FIFTH and MARKET,' : J ./ *
.FIFTH and MARKET, -i
t'] , FIFTJR .and MARKET*
Are opening for j ' i
-.Spbing s 3^;iEs;.;: :
.Fashionable Silke,'' - ,
. I FashionableShawla,
; Fashionable Chintzes, •
v.. FaShionable Saqueg, / ' :
. article.
FUtILISK orNTATIE GOOD!!.
%hio < ' ;
TBmra, msSBl, :
;■ j Trusseg; Trusses, TrusaSS, ,J
■ TrnMes ! Trasses, v.. ;• .
i ionT 1 ■ 4 * >ncB9: »od ; quality defy eoirtpeti-*
. ’ JOSE PH F tiEMTNrt. ' J
; ■
■fflM MwfcetiW-. ; ,
' ■ ;"* i ' ~u :r ■ ~• ;j £y_U
ASH
"’.;
;-! p.ppenorSoda, AskandiPot, -
!:- ‘ k £fi ' i.-A’pL»\S~is;l cvG--'i'u 1
-jRW^WJSar-'! 1 ■-
P 2p*
a ? ,
#|:| «> j:,g32:;,
2£ l- 4
•g-rrl'W^-
- • Si»r i • 5- .• • jism'-oCas. MrT*’
MXF W :; i:p.:©: ;
•v? • Or g3:r,W-.o :S 6!& Tv
w., B ■ ' ' ‘'-f ' : S
S£ .tv-:: ■ .. C/5.«r r‘ .ifad.i fito -
l : ' -V ; >5-^
m
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HI
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y.,tl *' ' I
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■' : . LATE * s=-. : . «t-,
LATE-. bi.wik ”
' - STYLES "
/. , : 'i : STYLES •;•••.-!•
’ ' half ■ ■
ABOUT -' v.i i . TtgTTAr
COSCfBT' BALL SBOB ME;
S^a»^isi§yifs
t»:ta ,
: biuc-’w UO'i h'-Ll
i ,Caril Photo^paplrg i 6f r
-..M-T'.iri' :-.i) -■ ■vj; I
TOM TH.UMB; AN I) HIBWIEE,
••••. r.l.»>iNtl2 JO i
Ss :': : r-,fl -Vi: ? !;;.;ci >
TOM THUMB AND HM WJFE
-.i / - .
I :r;i —i: .ioV.*'. > I-sibo
Toa THifUB Agrafe w.*n
. i": .'»»!' ri/i iiofchMlaßoo iea- ?;
! '•••« • - v?-tf oJ
I 'iii -is ooafifnt.iaiiw jjfJsau haa ’
.. . ! v;.:T3G!9 TlZii&t'rQ'tri <■
_ : y •?% sate; vnfKwqT
iflb fi-Mqajv.j sj,;! jV
V!?u!r VHwknU Piso^s:
'r, f •;:; fvriifiaoijassfc-I'm-! ,
£fS3~-isc ?ou*si> oi fcabasis? sip tfai-iarf.
i-i -i-saii law tdi io siseex tewora
iTXßTxanEnrcs
: '. NEW ■
-NEW
GOODS: . ■
GOODS •<'- a 'U.i.i ,
X'i ':’r
vjbxi • **'■*
ttJTic.u i Alleghony. - <r .
Tg-DAyB ADVERTISEMENTS
§|§ig|fsa(^-x
I %p WLA.JS.EI & .
Mtation bote s
JnijilSjjJJf- strengthen and invigorate
J “ealthy appetite
"'“Ther s«w?ns!l?ji? to tjohangeof water and diet
hom effMto of dissipation and
■»»Biii*Bfeasase^ :
SpiSMSSSStt':
rootoandherbs, aodare, takennith; tSanISaSS r
IOOpS,-." 4..-.-:.; *••.■*.> ■'.-/,
.**. h.okake*co.,
J~b/aj2 Btoadyay, New York, 4|
j |aMga&*?o.
CPBISG IS IHE TIStIO
tiO M.ia Ki S*.X A :i
PURIFY THE BLOOD '
- -
with.the Concentrated Bxtraet of
- au Hii-w D^ 6 M- f
3 doors below Fourtb, , mli*
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
•>! yS£.,S9ilGSil6imO gJXfYI SQpfc
■ | willlinda verylarye aadohloce stock of Dry
:i I .=■* L'.-- O sods'at- •• p-i
•ftfß'EUi
:i | _ STREET^
MPJMCES..A
IldSv.v a^sVvip
lailiiOimMiHii
iSir,
'j 1 'nos.
desirable onrin?- goods,:tp which - they ’—
aJctciiUon ofVholeyaie hnyera.
-UiKerportibd-£F their purchafos - :' .7
i idt£'the , pnceßirrthbJ-" r
in the K&Vterd - Mericct rfi ancTtlie/ 'cad now flffnp— : - -r
- as wilt prove advantaraonj-tn'' * ~
tß^rcarto^ers!- 1 Theirfetock.drnastg'ofSffiwatlrj/
-new and
."Shirts, CcdUr*. 1 Cravats Tiei Balmoral atnl'~SnhD'‘ n
'• SfartarZephyiß^totlana~ahflrg^iLgipg¥ftrn t finrn y
t&ain Umbrellas, Party PdimfepPmS,
■ lapes,'thread. Combs, Ao-.cmbraoinga foll as*
sortment of Small Wares and Paco? Articles.
- 4 *CJty and conn try merchants, niiUmerp/ondbcd^
I aleis, bfcy t<s soil again, should not
| faittocali and examine their stock.,
•: caf, "
.No-17 and 10 Fifth street. *
r ,mhG
tooexistijDg BnderrtJie namo:iinil Btylo of ' -'
"fc&stuel
at agreement,SamaeltifayirotUine.: iThanbori- *
ut-is of the late hrmwilL bo settled by either part-" 05;
»oi!at Ho.flS Eifih,Btteet.<- EaTsUtr.Maii-iH.
" i ' '•• HAMUSI.:«EAy.':4:- v ;
?.'•'lisKhiii.-,:' ; .-t -.*ti _
!. The luideidgnedJioTicK entered intiia '
, nerihip fin* .the pii^osedrJcontiDuiDfftheJklwcn-'',
anti Tailoring bfiaireas trader the • namroTGray. -
Pfpfelel^Ke-‘e, f at the oVl9iKfth' a
stiqetMrmild mpat reap i.ctfolly ; soHcit*tf bontma-’r*
ancfr-ofthe tattonagb so liberally«VeHoifid'updif'
r§f- GRAY, ; u 7 **
i, tSbß,
, psO. H£S£. s ■ *• L.Birthflerd 1
IlLr'
( Bavin* disposed- iff lay interest intSoilrm of.
fUnm-l tirayi Son, io JHesErasGr&TuPof&eiantf
XesfeJf would return my sincere-thanks to my
:sSSld^t:o<Srdi-.t :0 <Srdi-.
<rarfe«&d.'»?iBUccesM» s to & o'-ntinuahee of r
a«sured:that tKtoy trill ~eo&<3T3
their, bjMioeasaoUalaotory t* aU^. 1 r.-.ii;,} 3
%}■*-! ■■sKinc-.,! c.. - SAMUEL GSAT.rs', «
XM 7«.3ofc'ifeit.B o xr '-si'
AI s 3t"f:'WE^B l JSTItW&s;SS
: &GOMJIEKCE S!rBEEI3.'
■•'••>-■ j ;•-:,BAiirratoßE,MD., -'
IJfclfiAL Cpi IS SlO MM CH A N TS, ?:'
; < f ;i , > andB6entBforthtf'aide’of ::;i, ''*' J V' s -^' l -? s,af:
Dpfaont‘a tionjHimler &. safety Rnu, i
.Beckiva cn consigiupont ;o£aUkind*of W«sfcrn:3*K
D CS- S n -r nm^ e tavpcea thereon..;
■ ' -
; KMortoW.jr. Smith & Co,;MUier,s4r<fiiok»t
fionJSpencer it Garrard. Culp
parih: Merchants Bank
noro - •
f ~. abdTa popuEr.HoWX ;'
,!lfl i ,VJ.a:S ; :-M6jOlfOlH*LA ; BEiio*G«>" S. '.ri '-J
'• I« - P ttsbaigh.i’eb.ZriMfe.r-. V,\ *
.wki.£‘J3l 8 ?' ttl ? pa<ls ' lo ' srooting a hndgo.o-eM^.i.V!
jgi jm'hli.JTißiborpaid'Jgitho 6toathdffila‘
.tt^BiSSSSSSSt* 1 *
onTj MJi-exSvm
lW;iiK»ip*3i®iS
Vj . . .•! ~'£ ''•'-V ".‘ '' z : r ■- ■■'•• ■'*-'’■■ '< ■' ? J'-:-' ::rr! ja i g;. .•;■•.
•i; <:S itf lei' Of »r»
?£&■ XIXJ) Fixer CASliiMFBEsUiik?..
f.i ..; a-- ' '• .<- -i :.■: • -n y
1 r
s•}% MoGEE & CO., .01
Square, Allegheny city' ' ' ? ‘ ' *
SEW' SUBSET I"
« SSfc'^ia“w“ #iß * o'clock! ..
•“*«&lJMitiW.«.'j& ■'■ *;■.*: •>■':
j Mdao«Wat’)Bttil<aM'dSmßa<>b%in n ttJ: •
* eScl3ffi«i cKijiftt*S? AU*|fiffi£ &§!)»•.. - - <?“
•utlnoWßlja 1 bopaid^* tndftraf,.?™ I „? ns ® f *®
pMßat&fc&lpsa; «:•
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2g*»®l ko^^tavcitj^Oiißeii^qteSicU
c Jr<p on s& *atU’2,m OTrTttfcU
•S , fflri“*n?LMna tlßii ”QatUl2monFrilw .. v ; .
a. a
- tommittcftoa Marketa., -
>i}w: lb ; 'i*
' «.s. '-2»0