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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 16
Clll AD BIGHBOMIOOD INTDIIGENCH
Disposition or To-day's Work
log Force.
At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Committee of Public Safety held
last evening at the Monongahela House,
it was determined, after consultation with
Maj. Gen. Brooks, Gen. Bernard and
Capt. Craighill, that the following dispo
sition be made for to-day's (Tuesday's)
work :
The men from the various establish
ments will report as follows: •
AT HEnnox's HILL, (Minersville.)
i
Soho Iron Works, Novelty Works,
James Boyd & Co„ Phillips & Best,
Everson, Preston a Co., Lord dc Black,
smith, PArk at Co., Reese, Graff & Dull,
Reese & Graff. A. Bradley.
Joseph Pennoa. I Pennsylvania Railroad
Dirty Bun if ores, Brown & Co..
and such other business estahlishments as
were working at Herron Hill yesterday,
or may find it most convenient to their
homes.
AT COAL HILL,
Zug & Painter, Joseph Dilworth,
James M. Bailey. McKnight & Co.,
Graff, Bennett & Co., :Inger. Nimick & Co.,
James Wood & Co. Jones & Laughlin.
Bakewell, Pears & Co., Lyon, bborb
Win. Mo,ully & 0., Robinson, Minis & Mil-
Ifehriestock, Albree & ler.
A. & D. FL Chambers.
and such other manufactu.ing establish
ments and business firms as may be on
the south side of the Monongahela river.
AT DAVIS' HILL, (beyond the Cemetery,
near Judge Mellon's.)
Spang, Chalfant 8: Co., Hai!man, Rabm & Co.
knap. Rudd d: cy„ rhoenberger & Co„
Hussey, Wers & Co , McFarland's Coal wks
Lyon's Glass Works.
and such other establishments as were
working there on Monday.
The Managers and bosses of the men
from the works namcd above, will repair
to the points indicated, oy 8 o'clock' and
as ample arrangements have been made
for supplying water and provisions, it is
hoped Umtata different squads of men will
preserve their organization, and not stray
from the grounds, so that they may be
ready to immediately take their places in
the works when the reliefs are called.
Those detailed for the top of Coal Hill,
will report to Gen. BARNARD.
Those detailed for Herron's Hill will
report to GEO. H.
Those for Davis's Hill will report to
Capt. BARBJER.
A train leaves the outer depot at 6i
o'clock to convey free of charge to Davis'
Hill those detailed for that work.
It V 713 then Resolved, that the Com•
mandaut of the 1-rovo4t Marshal, he re.
quested to detail a sufficient number of
men to act as gaard at the verjous points.
Resolved, Tnat parents and guardians
be requstei to restrain their caildren and
wards from visiting the location of the res
pective works.
Resolved That we pledge ourselves to
adhere to the work of errectiug the fortifi
cations for the defense of the cities of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, untill they are
completed.
Wlll. F. JOHNSTON, Chair,
GE3. H. THURSTON . , Sec'y.
lesterda,'s Excitement.
BUILDING OF FORTIFICATIONS AROUND THE
Pursuant to resolutions adopted by the
Merchants and Manufacturers on Sunday
evening, the workshops were all closed,
yesterday, and at an early hour yesterday
morning several thousand stalwart men
were gathered in front of the Monongahela
House to aiicer tairt the wishes of the com•
mending officer, Mijor General Brooks.
Many of them brought with them their
picks, shovels and axes, and those that
had no tools were soon supplied.
General Brooks' call had been for two
thousand men, but considerably over that
number volunteered. They were divided
into three parties, one of which proceed
ed to Herron's Hill, at Minersville, one
to Mt. Washington to a point command•
lug the Bri - wnsville road, and the third to
the Washington pike, about three miles
from the city. At these places they pro
ceeded to erect fortifications, which were
progressing rapidly all day.
During the day, although on account of
so many plans being closed, thousands
thronged the streets, there was but little
excitement, although every one was eager
to get the latest news, and some even an
ticipated it: Every conceivable rumor
was taken hold of by those whose fears led
them to -fabricate sensation, stories, and
these being magnified, in some instances
grew to fearful proportions. At one time
a report was current in the streets that
the rebels were within eight miles of the
place. The truth is that no word came at
all that placed the rebels any closer than
Hagerstown, Md. Chambersburg is still
in possession of the Union forces, although
only twenty miles distant from Hagers
town. Let the public mind calm itself, and
prepare itself silently, but with no less stern
resolve to abide any issue that may await
us. It is not by noise, clamor, o: excite
ment that we are to do away with an evil.
A workiog man seldom talks at his work.
The men who have control of affairs, are
men in whom every confidence can be
placed, and we can assure our readers
that no stone will be left unturned that
will be of beef fit to our interests.
Proclamation.
The following proclamations were posted
up in the streets, and on Coffee House
doors yesterday :
MAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY OF PITTSBURGH Ss
MONDAY, I o'clock, P. M. June 13,
In pursuance of the annexed order of
Maj. lien. Brooks, Commandant of this
Military Department, all good citizens
are requested to comply with the spirit of
said order; and farther, I. B. C. Sawyer,
Jr., Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh, do
order' and direct that all drinking saloons,
bars and restaurants, be closed from and
after 1 o'clock p. m. of this date, until
otherwise ordered; and that the sale or
giving away of liquors be stopped.
B. C. SAWYER, Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT MONONGAHELA,
Jane 15th, 1863.
To the Mayors of the Cities of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny—Gentlemen: For
the sake of preserving peace and good or
der within the respective cities, daring the
few days that work is suspended_at the
various mills aud factories, you will please
take stringent measures to have all the
drinking saloons, bare and restsurants
closed, and the sale or giving away of
ligoonrat - these places stopped.
This notice will also be observed by the
chief executive officers of the Boroughs
adjacent to the cities.
Very respectfully,
W. T. 11, Buooss, Maj. General.
Sunday Liquor Selling.
James Larimer made complaint on Sat
urday before Alderman Miller, against G.
C. Lightcap, George Manmoth, J. F• D.
Keating and John Keown for selling
liquor on Sunday. They confessed judg
ment, and were compelled to pay-twenty
five dollars each to the Guardians of the
Poor.
Freight Stopped.
We are authorized to state that the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad h as stop.
pep taking freight for the East until farth
er notice.
Escaped pobet - Prisoner.
We yesterday afternoon had a conver
sation with the prisoner who jumped from
the cars containing the rebel prisoners on
Saturday.:: MA name is B. A. West, and
he is a member of the let Mo. Artillery.
Re was taken prisoner at the battle of
Black river. He denies ever having been
a rebel, but says that he was conscripted.
He wanted to take the oath, •but did not
wish to be placed-in a position to be draft
ed, as in that case should he be taken
by the rebels his certain fate woald
be death. Captain Wright informed us
that he would be sent on to Fort Dela
ware, where he would hare an opportun
ity of proving his loyalty, and take the
oath of alliegance.
Hampton's Battery.
During these exciting times when th =re
is a general call for men to fly to arms, a
selection of the Regiment or Battery may
be of some - importance to those who de
sire to enter the service of their country.
Such an opportunity is now presented by
Lient A. N. Harbour, at the Girard
House. Hampton's Battery, in which he
is more immediately interested is now
nearly full, only ten more being needed to
fill the complement, but those who desire
to do so can, by applying to him, have a
choice in any Pennsylvania Regiment
DOW in the field. Those who desire to
enroll in Hampton's celebrated Battery
had better apply at as 'early an hour as
possible this morning, otherwise they will
miss the opportunity. Remember the
place, Girard House, corner of Smithfield
and Third street.
16th Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
At a meeting of this Regiment, held this
(Monday) morning at 10 o'clock, it was
Resolved, That the services of the 15th
Pennsylvania Militia be tendered to Gen.
Brooks, under the President's Proclama
tion of the 15th inst.. This evening the
different companies will receive recruits
under the call.
Co. A—Capt. Gross,East Liberty.
Co. B—Capt. Ridde, Federal street,
old Armory.
Co. C—Capt. Phillips, No. 51 Federal
street.
Co. D--Capt. Matteen, Fifth street,
above Miner's.
Co. E--Capt. &diem, Wilkins' Hall,
Fourth street.
Co. F—Capt. Reed, Duquesne Eagine
House.
Co. G}—Capt. Ralston, McCully & Co.'s,
Wood street.
Co. I—Capt. Hammer, McKeesport.
Members of this R igiment having uni•
forms and equipments, will return them
immediately to Company headquarters.
HEADQUARTERti 15th PA. MILITIA
_ .
This Regiment will parade this af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock. Form on Penn
street, right resting on Hay street. Every
member is ordered to be in prompt atten
dance at his Company headquarters.
By order of Col. GALWAY',
Commanding.
Arrested as a Spy.
• Yesterday a man by the name of Wm.
Martin, who says that he is from Philadel
phia, was arrested in a saloon on Smith
field street, charged with being a spy. By
some it was asserted that he was a mem
ber of Stewart's Cavalry, and as officer
Gumbert was taking him to the Girard
House, several persons cried out "hang
him," and it was only by the most strenu
ous efforts of Gumbert that his life was
saved. A friend of his afterwards appear.
ed at the office of the Provost Guard, and
vouched for Martin being a good Repub
lican. The supposition is that he had
been drinking too much, and made some
remark, that was taken up by an excited
crowd. One report was that he had called
some man a liar for saying that Lee was
coming here.
Allegheny Arsenal.
Workmen are busily engaged in putting
the Arsenal in a state to be successfully
defended against any force that may he
brought against it. Every gun is being
mounted and placed in position to sweep
the turnpike, and every approach and
every thing that, can, will be done to ren
der the place impregnable. The arrange
ments are being made by Lient Babbit of
the Ordnance Department.
The Defenee Loan.
On Saturday a meeting of manufacturers
and citizens was held to obtain guaran
tees fora loan of half a million dollars, to
be advanced by the Banks for theay
ment of trodps to be raised for the defe p nce
of the two cities. A committee was ap
pointed composed of the following gentle •
men, who will call upoa oar business men
immediately: Messrs. W. K. Nimiek,
Jamc s Marshall, Joseph Dilworth, James
Laughlin and William Thaw.
Another New Company.
Capt. William Williams, a member of
the Duquesne Greys in Mexico, is recruit
ing a company for six months, unless
sooner discharged, to be clothed and paid
by the United States Government, for the
Department of the Monongahela. His
headquarters are at Odd Fellows Hall.
Maj. Gen. BrOok's Headquar-
Major Gen. Brooks has, with his staff,
removed his headquarters to the large and
commodious house on Second street, No.
163, corner of Cherry Alley. Telegraph
wires are being taken to the house, so
that be will be in direct telegraphic com
munication with all points. Persons
having business with the General will re
member the place.
Gen, Brooks and the Mannfitc•
turers.
All the manufacturers of this city are re.
quested to leave the number of available
laboring men in each of their establish
ments at the Headquarters of the Depart
ment of the Monongahela No. 163 Second
street, corner of Cherry alley.
Cols. Clark and Bayne.
•
These gallant soldiers are reorganizing
their old regiments (the 128 d and 136th)
under the President's Proclamffition, end
they will soon be able to render effective
service.. They have both received their an
thority direct from the Gov. for the re-or
nanization. The well known gallantry and
bravery of these officers is a guarantee
that it will not be long before their front
will again stem the tide of battle.
Accepted-.
Col. Galway's 15:h Regiment of Slaty
ilitia-have been acr,epted th.e,Gnyer•
nor, and will parade to-day, preparatory
to going into camp. The Regiment will
form on Penn street, the right resting on
flay street.
Railroad Accident.
Robert Stophel, formerly of Penn town
ship, Indiana county.was almost instantly
killed at Beatty Statton_on the Pennsylva
nia Central road a few days since._ The
cars ran off the track and. he was crushed
between two of them. He was acting es
brakesman at the time.
Brooke latiantr7. _
Capt. N. H. Jeffries-is recruiting six
months men to be known as the Brook's
Infantry, at 76 Fifth street.
The Lackawanna Register.
This is the title of a new Denwcratic
weekly paper just issued at Scranton, Ltt
zerne county, by E. S. &. Hill,
Mr. gill has for some years edited the
Lnzerne Legal Register, and eonseenent
ly is not quite finknown to the newspaper
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Courts Adjourned.
In consequence of the exciting news
from' all quarters, the courts adjourned
yesterday until Thursday morning.
Public Meeting.
4 Public meeting ivaslield in Manches
ter, pu Monday afternoon, in response to
the proclamations of the President and
Governor 'to .Prepare to defend the State
against the threatened raids Of the:rebels.
A. Patterson, Esq., was called to the
chair? -and John M. Cornwell acted as se
cretary. An effort was made to form
companies of militia, but the attempt was
unsuccessful. A. Patterson, James Mil
ler, Wm. 8. Spratt, John M. Cornwell
and John B. Kennedy-were then appointed
a committee to urge upon the proper
authorities the necessity of placing the
district under martial law, and impressing
men to come forward and assist in de
fending the surroundings of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny.
More Soldier's Gone.
Joseph Sutler of South Mahon in g
township died in a hospital near Freder
icksburg, on the 26th ult. He belonged
to the 148th Regiment Penna. Volunteers.
Hugh Pollock, of Marion, a member of
the 135th Penna Vole., died at Richey's
Exchange in Indiana, on the 4th inst.-
-Miller of Jefferson county, a member
of the 136th Penna. Vole. died a few miles
from Indiana a week ago Sunday.
Arbitrary Arrests
The Grand Jury of Brown county, Ohio,
has returned bills of indictment against
those making arbitrary arrests in that
county.
Cavalry.
John H. Stewart at the Clerk's office,in
the Court House, will receive the names
of all those who desire to join a cavalry
company.
Mass Meeting.
The Democracy of Huntington county
met in Mass Meeting on Friday afternoon
Ise, to express their condemnation of the
mob spirit by which the office of the Mon
itor was destroyed two weeks previous.—
The meeting was the largest ever held in
the county.
Fatal Accident.
On Saturday last the child of Mr. Sam
nel Marshal, in Slatington, fell into a tub
of boiling soap, and was scalded so badly
that it died from the effects shortly after
wards.
Theatre.
Remember that this is the last week that
you will have an opportunity of seeing
that versatile little actress, Ettie Hender
son. Last night she performed Aurora,
the Gipsey Girl to a delighted audience.—
Look at the bill for to-night.
Circus.
The circus was crowded to its utmost
capacity last night. There is another pei
6rmance to-night.
The Genealogy of Republican-
Carrison's Liberator begat the New
York Tribune and the New York Tri
bune begat the Irrepressible Conflict ; and
the Irrepressible Conflict begat the Help•
er Baok ; and the Helper Baok begat the
raid of John Brown ; and the raid of John
Bro wn begat the Chicago Platform and
the Chicago Platform begat the Republi•
can party; but to say what the Republican
party begat "will not be tolerated in this
Department," and therefore, we don't say
it.—Logan (0.) Gazette.
School Books.
Henry Miner has just received '• Science
for the School and Family," part first;
Natural Philosophy, by Washington Hook.
er, M. D , illustrated with nearly 300 en
gravings; Elements of Arithmetic, do
signed for children, by Elias Loomis,
L. L. D. ; Wilson's Primary Speaker, and
other works.
Also, " A Point of Honor," a novel, by
the author of Morale of May Pair, Creeds,
the World's Verdict, da. Harper Broth
ers, N. V.
Godley for July.
Mr. Pittock, opposite the Post Office,
has received the July number of the Ladies
favorite Magazine; it. is magniGcently em
bellished and fall of interesting reading
matter. The Ladies will all purchase a
number. Only twenty-five cents. Don't
forget Pittodit's number.
Hotel for Rent.
The "Massey House," located on the
corner of Ross and B reckenridge streets
opposite the Pittabarg6 and Connellaville
Railroad Depot is now offered for rent.
The " House" is in good repair and ha
been doing a good business. To any per
son understanding the business a fine op
portunity is now offered. Immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to
tf Taos. MOORE, No. 189 Fret at.
5,000 ikARRELS OF PORE RTE WHISKY, of different ages to
suit purchasers, at lowe.t rails prices. Ter sale
by THOS. MOOK/C, Distiller,
iulf:tf No's 189, 91, 93 and 95 First street.
ezoviut dr Betio's Eiewbu Machines. for milt'
umaufaetpring purposes, are the beat in use.
A. F. C lATONAY. General Aden t.
liSliNfth street. Pittsburgh. P B
JOSEPH KIM. .....111THOI7S1EI a
JOSEPH MUSE & SON
JEASSIYAOTORIEE OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
NITITEE aSic 0131 A IBS
WAREHOUSE. 135 SMITHFIELD &Mil .
(Berman Sixth street and Virgi 2 alley.)
PITTI4I3 u ROB .
SPELING-S.
Tll3 DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RE
sort, immediately on the line of the Cen
tral P..• R., located on the Summit of the Atte
ahany Mountains, 2,800 beet above the level of
the sea. will be open for the reception of visitors
on the 10th of June. 1803, end will be kept
open until the first of Oa ober.
The water and air at this point posses; supe
rior attractions. The analyses made in the la
borabry of Professors Booth, Garrett, and Ca
mac, of Philadelphia, show the exiat•nee of valu
able mineral elements, the waters of some tf the
springs being of the iron or ahalybeato class, end
and others containing sa.in • or aperient salts.
Para mountain water abounds; and the guests
will also be supplied with mineral waters from
other sprints. such as Blue Lick, Bedford and
Saratoga Waters.
Ample facilities for bathing have bean provi
ded. new plunge and douch baths erected. and
riot and Cold BA* °An at all times be ob
tainetl.
The grounds. walks. kI, have been highly im
p- 0 ved. and are of a vari:d and picturesque
character.
There is at Crosson Springs, a Telegraph Ofrtoe
and two daily mails from Philadelphia it'nd
Pittsburgh, and intermediate points.
Ex.:mama Tickets can be obtain• d at the office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Fur farther information, apply to
GEO. W. MULLEN.
Cresson Springs, Cambria Co. Pa.
WWIEN% HIGH HEELED CON
areas gaiters for 90ets
AT
CONCERT HALL SROE STORE,
Mou'a Sae boots. for $ 2,25.
-- At Con !art Hall Shoe Store.
lierehoef for • iSets.
At Concert Sall Shoe Store,
Sa. Call and examine these 'goods for
yourselves.
62 Fifth Street,
Ja'o
BIIBLINGTON HEBB 1 NO-10 BOX
es. Burt re:aired and for Pale b_y
RHYMER dt BRO.
Wood stmt.
TELEGRAPHIC.
13:ebels Near Chambersburg
in Strong Force.
THIS PLACE SUPPOSED
TAKEN.
AN ATTACK AT BERRYVILLE
FIGHTING AT WINCHESTER
Gov. Tod, of Ohio, Orders
Out 30.000 Men.
LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO
&0., &c.,
BALTIMORE, June 15.—Gen. Milroy was
Surrounded at Winchester by 18,000 reb•
els, but after a desperate fight cut his way
through and united with our forces at
Harper's Ferry. Our forces at Martins
burg has also fallen back on Harper's
Ferry.
CHANIBERSBURG, June 15-8 o'clock p.
m.—Lient. Palmer has just returned. He
had to fight his way out two miles this side
of Greencastle.
PHILADELPHIA, June I:',.—The Evening
Bulletin says: A. dispatch received in
this city to-day from Bolton's Station, on
the Northern Central Railroad, says that
3en. Tyler had retreated from Martins
burg at 8 o'clock last evening, and that
our forces at Winchester had prob
ably been captured yesterday, and
that the enemy are in force probably ten
thousand strong at Hagerstown. The dis
patch adds that the danger is great, as the
enemy is advancing in heavy force.
A private dispatch from a trustworthy
source states that the rebels appeared
near Chambersburg this morning, atld it
is probable that that place has already
been occupied by them.
BA I.TINICrIZE, June 14 —The Baltimore
American pnbliahes the following intelli
gence from an entirely reliable eoarce:
An attack was made on Sunday morn
ing on a small force of our men at Berry•
vine, nine miles from Winchester, oppo
site Snicker's Gap, under Gen. Reynolds,
of which the Ist Maryland regiment formed
pa t. They fell back before superior num
bers and joined Milroy at Winchester.
After a sharp engagement, of which the
results ire at present unknown, at tile
same time Winchester was attacked in
front from the South, by a force said to be
under Gen. Ewell, Jackson's successor.
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The troops making the attack at Berry
ville are said to be under Gen. Trimble.
A third force after this encounter is said
to have captured a small detachment of
our taco st Bunker Hill and then moved
on to Martinsurg. At 4 o'clock, p.
today they demanded a surrender of
Martinsburg, giving forty-five minutes for
the women and children to leave the town.
Gen. Tyler commaded at Martinsburg;
he refused to surrender and an artillery
fight ensued.
At 7.1:5 to night the wires were broken
between Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg.
What occurred after that is not known.
A beittle was also in progress at Win
chester to-day. The results are unknown
at this hour.
Gen. Milroy repulsed Ewell on Satur
day, and said he could hold out for rein
foreementa to reach him.
No damage to the railroad as yet, and
no cars or engines are exposed to captnre,
as all have been removed. No less than
70 loom:natives and 1200 ears were brought
to Baltimore to-day.
CINCINNATI, June i3.--Gov, Tod has
issued a proclamation calling out 30,000
volunteers for the defence of the border.
Two hundred and seventy-three bales of
cotton were sold at auction to-day, at
prices varying from 89 , 1 to The qual
ity was generally inferior.
NEw YORK, June 13.—The steamer Ro
anoke, from Havana on the 10:1, arrived
at this port this morning. She reports
having seen a large side wheel steamboat,
paint. ad white, ashore on Virgin Key, on
the 11th.
The steamer Mexico, from Tampico on
the 31st ult. and Vera Cruz on the sth
inst., arrived at Havana on the 10th, but
brought no further news.
It is probable that. Ortega and the other
Generals did escape as reported, as they
have not arrived at Vera Cruz. It is re
ported that the raptured Generals are to
he sent to France, and the soldiers to
Martinique.
There have been no rebel arrivals or
departures front Havana lately.
The crews of the captured steamers
Union and Cuba, arrived at Havana from
Key West.
There was no appearance of yellow fe•
ver yet at Havana, although the neat was
excessive.
WesnlNGTos, June 16.—Unofficial tele•
grams from Hanes' Bluff•tothe 10th inst.,
have been received. They repreient that
there has been no material change in af
fairs there. Our lines around the enemy
are gradually being contracted. The late
rains have improved the condition of the
army and the navigation of the Yazoo.
Sr. LOUIS, June Ei —/ meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce held to•day on the
subject to .memoralize Secretary Chase
regarding the restrictions in trade with
the Southern States. Gen. Coalbridge,
of New York, made a speech in which he
expressed his opinion that it would be
wise for the government as fast as they
took possession of any portion of the
Southern States, to throw it open to com
merce with the least - possible restriction,,
since our armi.es go to; extend_ the bless
ings of e Federal Constitution, which
was itself founded on the necessities o
Commerce:
The enrolled militia of this county ha.ve
been ordered to drill dsily until further
orders.
One thousand one hundred prisoners
were sent to City Point from here last week
for exchange.
Governor Gamble has ordered an elec
tion in the third Congressional district to
fill the vacancy caused by the, death of
John W. Nowell.
LOUISVILLE, June 1 5 .—Captain Hare of
the mounted Provost Guard, attacked
Hines' guerrillas at Wilson's Creek, near
Boston, on Saturday. killing four and cai 3-
turing five - prisoners and twenty-five
their horses. The rebels fled. No feder.tl
loss.
The Murfreesboro. Appeal of the 11t11,
says: Kirby Smith started np thci Time as
river Thursday week, and that daring his
absence Banks could have easily mov,3d
from the Lippe! Tens4s to Milliken:a Bend;
MAIMEIS - 23Y TELEGRAPH.
.
Clniggial, %15.—Elour unehanged *dud
Quiet. wi:h an active demand for Red. Wheat
prices advanced to $1 11(4)1 11, corn declined to
Me. Outs dee fined to 61e. Rye 77@78. whisks'
403. Nothing 'one in Provisions. After the
news from Washington was announced on 'Change
business was generally suspended.
Gold advanced to 145 and Siiver to 195; Rx
ohanfie firm.
W. E. Schmertz & Co.,
NO. 31 FIFTH STREET.
Havejuat racalvei a large and euparior aa3ort
meat of •
BALMORA,L3, BUTTON BOOTS,
LACY, GAITERS
For Marietta mid Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum° river Potshot
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. Zanesville every Friday Si a.m.
ei r .;' 7 .,..,a- V a t fiL"W ger te A sAr MAW (I W IO!
HAM, Monroe Ayera commsamer., will leaF no
noted above. For freight orpaseago aPP on
board or to J. B. LIVINGSTON .1c O.
apt
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!! PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING
AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
MOROCCO AND KID BOOTS, &c. &0..
Which they are selling at very low prim.
I all
&c.,
hAVING NOW IN STORE THE LAII•
gest and most complete ss3ortment of Ci
gars and Pipes in the City, which they are selling
at the very lowest
Cash Figuies.
Call and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attends] to.
ju23t.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WestllsoviN Cm. June 9th. 18,33. f
UNORDER.—( itXTRACrs.)
1 The Dep sr.m mt of the Dfonongahela
will embrace that portion of the Ft to of Penn
sylvania West of J. hnstown, and the Laurel
Hill range cf Mon'ta nt% and the counties cf
A Broke and Ohie, in the Sate of ir
emits. and the counties of Columbiana, Jeffs son
and Pelmont, in the Q. Eve ot Ohio,
Bricadier General WILLIAM 1. H. BROOKS is as•
signed to the o , mma d of this Department,
Headquwtera at Pi tmurgh.
2 A. Departmental Ar uy Corps of Volunteer
Infantry. Artillery and Cavalry.. to be desii-na •
e t the Aarmy Corp of the ffi•moneoh la will
be •nrolled and oreanzod in ace rda co with
regulations f the United Mates se , v.e 3. for the
Protection ant d teaco of the public preeertY
within that Departmeni,aod will be mastered into
the s rvice of di , United States, to serve dada
the pient ore of the tires dent or the continuance
of the war.
The Comonny and yield Office e of iho Depart
ment,,l Corps will be prov!s °malty commission
ed by the President.
' They will b.. armed uniformed, equipped, and
white inactive servin, subslsted anti snot:tat:Li,
as other troops t f the lip i ed State•.
Cava'ry volunteers may furnish their own
horses, to he turned over t V.° United Stater at
•heir appraised value, or allowaoca w.ll be made
f tr the time ef aotuol service at the r Ate anti:w
ised by law.
e government will mount picked Cavalry to
the extent that tiQrB64caa bi furnished.
The Departmental Corps will not be entitled to
bounty andcannot be patd until Congress makes
an appropriation for that p..troes
3. Volunteers in the Departmental Corps may,
at their own request, be transferred and muster
ed into the service for three years or during the
war, and upon such transfer and muster they will
be allowed the pay and bounty authorized by the
Act of Congress to volunteers for three years or
during the war,
Volunteers in the Departmental Corps will re
main subject to enrollment and draft for general
service. The enlistment. recruiting and organ
izing of volunteers for three years or during the
war, is to be stimulated and encouraged, the
officers to be appointed and commissioned by the
tlovernors of the respective States,
The enlistments herein specified and transfers
from the Departmental service to the three year.'
service, must be reported to the Provost Marshal
iiencrul in order that the respective s sates and
Congressional Districts may receive appropriate
credit under the nrollrnent Act or Congress.
4. All the troeps within the Department will
bo under the command of the General command
ing the Department, with the usual Departmental
Ctatf
• • • • • •
f. The operations against the enemy are not to
be limited by the geograrhical lines of the De
partment, but may extent to adjacent territory.
as in the judgment of the commanding General
may be expedient to resist or pursue the enemy.
Volunteer companies and regiments organized
In places not within the Department of the Mo
nongahela, may be attached for temporory ser
vice to the Army Corps of the Monongahela, and
;flustered into service upon special application
and orier of the War Department.
By order of the President.
(Signed,)
Fecretary of War.
B.ELDQUiIITE69 OF TIIF. Nif NON() TIRLA.
Pitt:oler. h. June I I th. 1963
The un 4 erehrnea hereby a3.,unaes command of
the Uepartmrnt_
The Staff of the Department will b 3 announced
in imbaeouent o dare
Ali e maosanieatien. fur these Headquarters
will be direuled t - Asiistant
Depart Lent of the MononealsPl,
W. T. if. BROOKS.
Jel2-6td Major
D'ING.—LATE SURGEON 1N
the Army. Treats alt diseases.
Office No. 98 Fourth Street
No questions asked. Cars guaranteed: private
consulting room; harges m.derate and t on
o t •tion free. Patents visited in City cr in
tae country.
,pecial,attention paid to SargerS. Zitithr IferY.
diseases of women an - 1 children.
OM e open can't dny. from 0 o'clock in the
morning. nnril 9 a• night
Sunday 'from 9 to 10 1-2 in the morning.
r. O. ddress. 8.. x 17.19, Piosbargh Pa., Dr.
K. has hat twenty rears experience in his profes
ion,
Th;fl is to certify. that I have been a married
man for thirteen years, ouring which time, my
wife never bore any children, awl in less that
twelve months, after oonsul'ing Dr. King she
presented 111 '3 a fine healthy sari.
inla;cilvr COL. If. KIDD.
WILSON'S PILLS
SICK ThIEALIIACHE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHES
VITILSON'S PILLS are the result of
long investigation and careful conducted
experiments having been in use many years,
during which' time they nave prevented and re•
Bayed a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous
system or from a deranged state of the stomach .
They may be taken at all times with perfect
afety, without making any change -J . Diet, and
the absence of any dtaapreeable taste, renders is
easy to administer them to children.
By the use of these Pills the periodic *-
tanks of Nervous or hick Headache may be Pre
vented: and if, taken in th- commencement *of
an attack immediate relief of pain and sickness
w.ll be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Nausea and
Headache, to which females are so subject,
They act gently on the bowels—removing Cos
tivenets.
For Lit' erary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all porticos of sedentary habits they are
valuable as a Laxative, improving tie appetite,
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
and restoring the natural elasticity and strength
of the whore system.
BEWARE.OF COUNTERFEITS I
The genuine have signatures of B. A. WIL.
HOW and B, FAKNESTOCEL dtc CO. on
each Box.
Bold by all Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines,
A Box will be sent by mail preyali on re
ceipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to.
B. L.•FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
PPITSETT2GH, Ps.
aplldeodkwewtJulyl
CONCORD
GP APE VINES.
RITE
WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO
T 13 seure - this - LINAMITABLE - GRAPE
and Nave fruited it for five ',ems. :We obtained
our original tines from Mr. BIELL who origina
ted The PitbbhrEb Horticultural Soo et- in
185 T awarded us a diploma for its exhibition,
and thii daticultural Sodas;
in 1 1 160; a_ premirtut for it as the BEST. new
oeadling temper. In - au vial:mots superior to. the
Isabella."
One stock ot Vines is unequalled
anywhere, which wo offer at 2 3 c ells each .
938.50 per dczen, $l2- 00 per COO. HOO par
1,000. Bmatl vines at leas prices.
We can farajgh a few extra large view at from
59 errata to VI each.
J. KNOX.
oolmod&w. No. 29 21ftli street.
M [SS E 9 AND CHILD RENS
EUGENIE, CONGILES9 AND
PATENT LE &THE It, KID
McCOLISTER at BAER,
108 Wood Street,
4 doors from sth
EDWIN M. STANTON
N EDICA L.
NFAR WOOD
CURE
CURE
CURE
RIVES iNTELLIGERI;S.
PORT Or PITTSBIradIC
AlatitED-1
Frardiiirt, Bennott. Brawnwiga
Gallatin. Olarkee :. 40
DEPARTED,
lorankllu, Bennett, Preen:ladDa.
Gallatin, Clarke, do
Star The tiver—Ltuit evening at twi
light there were 2 feet 10 Mabee waterbY the
metal marks and about a stand. We had some
find showers of rain.
PACKET
_ .
For Beaver—Wellavllle--Stetibenville
and Wheeling,.
Leaves Pl•tsbnrgh. Every TuesdaY
-Ihursday and Saturday-at I 1 A. M.
Leaves Wheeling Every Monday-Wed
nesday and Friday. at A. H.
THE SWIFT RuNNING
Parseniter st-nmer. 8.0. B AKER.
James Walter commander, will leave as announ
ced above. Fri- freiulit or pasakge apply onboard
Or to JAMES C.OLLINB dc CO. Agta
maYl3
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
137 . RI,. II 1 ZX VAC 'X'
Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will l transact a General Steamboat
Agency business , and would solicit a & me
aro of
ron. t,oin ateataboat men. ap24-Iyd
l' A. S S A. G E
tr
FRO if t THE
"OLD COUNTRY."
'IIHE UNDERSIGNED ISPREPA RED
bring out emigrants finmany nart of ang
laad Ireland or Soo:land, ether by super,or fast.
Failing steamer., including the mamm tb Fteam.
OR EA T E .Leabßi4, or fir.t.clas. sailing vessels,
at tar lower rates than ticke , s c-n be purcbased
for at any other office in Pittsburgh. Address
D. O'NEIL,
European Agency, Chronicle building, P,fth st.
Pittsburgh. Pa mhleffimdeod.e2t7
CARPETS FOB CASK
A T DEC IDEDLY
h I t .ESS
io THAN
A n N
considerable a e ivan n ce . by tg r t i ' g an P srf e ac v tVers t a a ni
will be sold accordingly. Vrell seasoned s heet
Oil Cloths,
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Cotton Druggets,
Canton Mattinge, &o.
W. D. & H. IIicPALLIIM,
AT NO. 87 FOIIRTII STREET.
Jai
raIOBACAD AND CI ciAl - 144—A,LEIDER
IL Commerciai Broker in Leaf and manufao
tur d Tobacco and Stgara, 134 Water street,
[corner of Pine,] New York. Tobacor , and Sears
earsfal'y selected for cap irtation. Dealers. and
Tobaccaoi3 a will find it to their interest to call
or ccmmunic ,te by letter. the beat brands. in
ely quantity, at lower prices than any other
house, my29,3md
Groceries,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A. LARGE
supply of Tea. Coffee, Sti*ar and Groceries
of alt descriptions, which will be sold either
wholesale or retail at the lowest cosy prices.
J. DUNIIHVY.
nV22.d , tw
REMOVAL.
In R. F. BARDEEN Et We REMOVED
ILIF from Smithfiell street-below .he Girard
Rouse. to N,145 Filth street opposite the Court
House. ap2l.llf.
1%1 RS. D• LYNCH, SIVISTIREL HILL.
b la d oft 80 beautiful braiding lots, which
she offers for sale on reasonable term,. They are
eligibly toasted, lying between the OaNtland mu
tion and he Ntooonghahela t iver. They offer
m indlcements tor private • cadence•. For
ulan of lota and pries, appiyat theoffice cf.
M. E. NOLAN,
N 0.127 Fourth Ft, one door above Smithfield St.
rnyl kited
LLEORENw CITY RESIDENCE,
ZS- For sate. Pleasently situated on the securna.
bank Lear nest common, having a front of 90
teat by WO deep, large and oommodious dwelling
house, in modern Etele, a wi e ball, large parlor.
re tepto n room, library, five chambers,, bath•
r - toto. dining-room, ki,chen, good what., COSI
vault, pantry, five rooms on the third tiler,•two
furnaces, wash TOtm , marble mantles, gdefin
tart s, rnit and shade tress, vines, flowars ',and
shrubbery, brtutc a able earridge home, .10
in complete order. Price I , tw ; te,M9 easy
S. CIITIILBEJLT oa SONS,
lint '5l Market strmu..
,- -
EA LED PRRPO - SACS WILVBE RE.
oelveci by the ConmAtee on INre Engines
and ....se, up tt June 20th. 18. - Z 'or three thoua-,
ono fe,t of test qua.ity of 'IEN INCH LEA.III
- -c. 110 E, copper r cited, and J.ties' Patent
Couplings aft chef thereto. The hole to he
properly-tested before they are received by the
city, when nnyment wilt h ,made in cPa'i
JOHN. QUINN.
Jos Chairm4;nof Committee.
BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
iiNTASHINGTON HALL, (late Mrs.
Mason's), ea ,ong art favorsol ir known
to isitors at the Sprang, Is flow Open for
the ree-pluon of gawts. -The hots+e is large de-.
bitunted on B -oadway. between
the Congre.a awl Empire Sprin,lit, and
is earr , unied hi ample - and beatititriliT sha , d 1
gr quids —fable first-lets—and the ratirci+ well
edap ed for t.,..at lies and large parti s friends.
For fur h , r pa , iiul'ars address Washington
11.11, Saratoga Spring*. ltd.:dlino.
WIIEELIII 81,
.Sewing -Itiachines
NC. 27 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH.,
• Awarded the Are Pre rinte es the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
• IS6S, 1859. and -1860.
UPWARDS OP S 0 ~0 0 0 .
MACHINES sold in the United States..
110Y11 THAN
00.000 SOLD THE PASTirmom
. .
WIEEELER & WILSON.
IMPROVED SEWING DRIIINES
Reduced Prices,
We offer to the public
with increased confidence of its merits as the
best and most useful Family Sewing Machtre
now in use, It does equally well on the thioke
and thinnest fabrics, makes the Marl& irilubssi.
ble to unravel, with the essential a ivantago of
being alike on both sides, forming lo ridge Tor ,
hain on the under side—is simple in ounstru c dm)
more seedy in movement, and. more durable than
ea o ther.
givenfiadclhtne. ihstrnMimsto arable the Inme`ha.=
ser to sew ordinary seams, stitch:hem. fell.
gather, bind and. tuck, all,cn the .same -machine,
and warrant it for three years:
Circulars containing testimonials froth ladies ',jof -
the highest standing, and West-giving pri
ces, Ao.. farnishadgrarison application In
person - or . by letter.
Sewing Machine Needles, Silk, Twist. Cottin
and Oil constantly. on hand.
WILLIARI SITIENER.
jab)
MINDY TODD GAITERS,
ADD • _
BIN YOUR GA" rERS
BUY YOUR GAITERS. •
AT NO 15 At NOl5 _
FIFTH STMT. Fp= STIt:HET.
D. B. DrifTENßAbHia:
inIROPOSAI.S 611TEN,F_Olt 1100FIAd
JE - new or old bandinge witlabe beat
Felt. Cement - atul:Gravel
at low rrice3.
warrantedand prompt/7 done:
Montinl a Fo l anlidge "R "
• corner sth and Wood street. •
FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
Sewed and made on Plumer Last
Call and examine at
DIFFENBACHER'S,
.4112 16 Fifth area.
PrrfSBURGFR THEA2RI,4
LbIMMO ASO bl.utacsa
Seebialt of the re-tagagemcat of the W
asted r actress
•ETT I E - Henderson 9
who wilta;ppear fur the first time as the
in tho 4 act senattio i.play.
Bin t .ILue in tbil country, with new seene - y ta
ken from ihA correo: pictures. hew dre,ser,
some of them brought expretsly fro a London.
This Tuesday Evening,
The new four act s =Batton play. as per hrme3 90
nights in London, entitled the -
" GIPEY,_ GIRL 'GP GRANADA.
Aurora, the (limey Gitine• . )lenden3oll
ragnita
.. . .......... Annie Eberle°
Mr. Fiddler Winne - .._.........J.0.5eft0n
Lord Lester P. 0. Byrne
Chalon . C. /ester
Kr. Ireton
Bras-- ...... .
Clara
TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES.
Sole Lessee and Manager
hatare the wild waves saying ?
What is the voice of the public ?
What is the general impression East. West
North, & South of this Broad Dominion ?
Why this, at
TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES.
You can tee mere fun, and pace more intel
leotual amusement, than any other place In
America. _
Hero we have the greatest Corned Inns.
Here we have the greatest Vocalists.
The most dashing Dal:menses.
The funniest negro Performers.
The most daring Acrobats.
The greatest Jugglers.
Wire walking, or Sensation feats a'o sot t I be
emalled' by any Performer in the world far
$l,OOO. The man and money axe a'ways ready,
To-night the greftt feat will be per.ormei by
CHERISKIE.
Our company is not to be equalled either in
OPERA OR BALLET, TRAGEDY OR
COMEDY.
Come earls , , nal get good seats
Great National Circus
AND
MODEL SHOW.
Under the Direction and Professional
Control of lilts. C. WAasma r formerly
MRS• DAN. RICE,
ONE OF THE BEST EQIIIPI I ED.,
Finest APPPtditied and
Largest Oz ganizations
•
- Now gaisting; wth a
GREATER. ARRAY OF TALENT,
With More HGRISES, PONIES MULES and
other animals. and with a Pregr.mtne rest ed
and unescavtioneble, one that commands the
respect, countenance and sunlit rt o' all thins
mg and appreciative people, is new on a
Truly Triumphant Tom',
And will Visit the following places do leg the
months of June. and Ju y. 1%3. Brookoi , e,
Clarioo, Frankli , . tlii City, Enoban n F rm,
Tituirville'lldionte, Warren. Jamestown Co
lam aus,Union Wate,f,,rd, Ldtubtirg,
Meadville. Mover, then
A.IE" 1 1 .12" .11 SlE3l[TEroc,,
On 87th,.. Anniversuiry. Or -Indep.n
dezide Bay.
from, thence to New Castle. Sharon. Greenville,
Girisd; &o . • „
No. 4 Diamond,
Pittsburgh
SPECIAI: NOTICE.
.Tha Agent and management of .publioailons,
reiroectfallr - nablirea the puhhe„ t.l at v e Ladd'
now Dire . Chulea warner. bat Formerly
Mrs., moA.N .
andber da”ghter
Miss Libbie Bice,
will appear and perform at evil', and every
performance. ' . .
C. H. CASTLE. Genern,l Agent
Dr. D P. JONES, Manager of publications.
In'AT
=MMENE!
CORN WELL dr KERR,
CARMAGE MANUFACTURERS.
SILVER"/ BRASS PLACERS,
and atianulaetarers of
Saddlery and Camaze Hardware,
No. '7 St. Clair Slaver. azal /Nguema Way.
(near the entre.)
PITTSBURGH. PA
Great Toilet Triumph
CRISTADON.O*S_ EXCELSIOR BATS
NO LBAWNO LIME, NO NITRATE OP
SILVER; sots instantaneously ; never fs.l
produces all the shades of bleak and brown.
Par les who .were ditsatistied with other °sea.
use thi. with ;;invariable eatleusetion.
31anufaxdirred by J. ORISTADORO. 6 Astor
House. New York. Sold everywhere. and ePPU
ed_by all Hair Dressers-
Moo, $L $l5O and $3 per box. sooording to size
iultdkwbnoo.
Jas.-...TORIAS' 'VENETIAN HORSE
: thahnent, pint bottles at fifty oents each.
for lameness. outs, galls. cods, sprains, tiro., war
ranted cheaper than any other. It is used by all
the great horsenion on Long Island courses. It
will not core ring bone tor snavin as there is ne
liniment in eXiStenee that will. *hat it is sta
ted,o care itpointively does. No owner of hor
ses will be without it alter trying. one bottle..
tine &iv revives and often saves the life of an
evor.lieat -_er amen horre. For colic and
It has never failed. Just as sure es
.the. en:m rises, insrso a nre is this valuable Lini
ment to be the gorse embrocation of the day.
tiold by all druggists. Office, LB Corttandt direct,
New York
Price 25 and 50 vents Bold by all drusalata.—
my7:ddracc
Facts about, Brazidreth's Pills.
- • -
Cairns.) .
Westchester Co. N. If. Oct. A 1872,
_Mr. G. Ti.-n Blow fltommos• ,Ntlitor they • 0
ub flol - -
D Rep o ra would state that I was induced to
use MTH'S PILLS. through the recom
mendation. oTJOhn R, Swift, of Croton Westches
ter county. who was _ entirely restore d to-health
17 their use. He was sick for some two years, very
costive and - dyspeptic, and he tried everytldns
but was not relieved. Finally. he took one Bran
dreth's rill Sway day for a week. and a dose of six
Pills eyez7"o4l.7ior three days, and then took one
PUI every dal. with an occasional dose adz. - in
one month ate as able to, go to work. and in three
months he Item plebs o._iinds in w_eight.
Yours train XIII t WARD PW.DY,
w.
-01 WM MI
Yurdy being duly BW_Oblry ears he
iesidesin the town of New emz that some
Years alo_he wad very sick with a sore on Ms leg.
whiotchad been running for over ftveyearr, that
he was also much distressed by a pain in his chest ,
besides verr 'costive and' dYspePkiM - thst af
ter hying various remedies and manir
he eommernoed win Brandreth s PH& six U ll3ll V i ith
three lbws a week, and atthe and of one month,
_the sore_on his leg healed, and at the end of two
mood he was entire gored of ocertivenese, tips-
Pawns and pain, and .. has remained well ever
g i n= - EDWARD PURDY.
Stow= to Wore ute. this lath dayof Oat 1882.
_ & DIAICOLM MTH,
AoLtaw:tfoJustice of the Nam.
Sold by -Thorips - itratpath. ntsarmad Ailey
(A- t) CO LIS
0147 IS THE -TINE TO SEC ERE
N
going in Dress Uoods, Shaw It. Cloth and
Silk Mantles of the most fashionable styles. un
bleached and bleaohed Calico. Defame.,
Silk Sun Umbrellas .ko., at greatly reducee pri
ces all hay.ng been Darehated for eadi. will Do
vohl cheep for cub. eau and see to youreelvel at
U. J. LYNCH.
eel Market stmt.
ta3I7BEMENTU.
.. WM. UM:Dina 50 14
H. OVB*E.INGTOS
GIPSEY GIRL,
To oonolado with
MAKE YOUR WILLS
Chippendale
Mr. J. U. So toil
Lizzie ',Whale
D. O'NEIL
SPECIAL NOTIC S.