r.; = • is -PE TEBNaLL - CO, NO. 37
' PARK ROW. NEW YORE and 6 STATE
MEET. Boma are our wants for the Delti7
no Weekly Part hi those cities. and [lra an
.. vrised to take A.dvertiseinents and Subscriptions
or us at our Loom Roues.
411-1514e0t Thud Pages for Com
merelal Daily Markets and River New.
MONDA:Y MONING, JUNE 2
10 --AND HIGHOBIIOOft IBTELLIGHAOR
The Charge ofA man by the name of Vank.irk was re
ported in the Chronicle of last Thursday,
to have made use of the following lan
guage. Referring to the borough of Eliza
therebet, heWe are all ers up
; we have skulked from the skulk begin
ning of the war, and intend to skulk to
the end of it." We have two letters from
gentlemen in Elizabeth which put a differ
ent face on' the matter. They state that
the little borough of Elizabeth has sent
one hundred and thirty-three men, her vo
tingpopulation being only seventy-seven.
Last fall when the draft was made she was
called the banner district, having given
seventy-three men over her quota. Our
correspondent s are very indignant at the
slim cast upon their borough, and do not
speak very complimentary of their tradu
cer. Capt. Robt. McClure is now en
gaged in raising a cavalry company in
Elizabeth.
important Postal Regulation.
The Postmaster General has issued an or
der requiring that, in every sttb post-office,
whose gross receipts in the previous fiscal
year amounts to $lOO or more% book shall
be - kept in which shall be entered all corn
plaints of missing letters of value claimed
to lave been deposited or addressed to
such office, together with a brief statement
of the most essential facts in each ease.
When doubts exist as to the truthfulness
of any complaint, the postmaster may re
quire the sworn affidavit of the person
complaining. At the close of each quar
ter the aggregate number of complaints
which shall remain at that time onaccount
ed for, is to be transmitted to the Inspec
tion Department of the office, according
to prescribed form. This order is not in•
tended to supersede or change the rule of
the standing regalations requiring reports
of supposed- depredations, as such cases I
insy arise from time to time.
ee ent to a Philadelphia
• Volunteer.
At Harrisaurg on Friday, Edward Mc-
Laughlin, of Company C, Philadelphia
Grey - Reserves, while bathing in the canal,
near Camp Curtin, was very severely in
jured. In diving gis head struck a rock
tztid his skull was fractured. He was
talon to Eferriiburg Friday night, and not -
withst4nding the severe character of - his
injuries hopes are entertained of his recov
ery. Mr. McLaughlin is a printer. He
has twice gone to the defense of the S.ate
from invasion. .•••
ofa Roman Catholic
Chnreh.
The new , chul`ch of St. Teresa, of New
York City, of which the Rev. J. Boyce is
pastor, was, solemnly dedicated yesterday
by the most Rev. Archbishop Hughes.
This edifice has heretofore been known as
the Rfitgers Stteet Presbyterian Church,
in which Dr. Krebs so long and so amica
bly administered. The removal, however,
of most of his congregation to up-town
localities induced him to yield to their
wishes and vacate the fine old spot. It is
one of the handsomest churches in New
York.
In the Tropics.
" This is one the most fascinating book
of the season. Without any of the extrav•
agance and lsyberbole which ordinarily at
tend works descriptive of tropical regions,
1 "s carries the reader away by the charm
leg ,:tmplicity with which it describes the
r i c h glo .ies of the clime of the sun.' The
wide sores 11 4, eumcea, the stately ma
hogany, the Ce.lestio palm, the guava, the
li me , t h e meng .s , and the cocoanut, all
wave before us, wti'ila beautiful gardens
skirted with orange gr,
-Ira till the air with
their fragrance. But the characters, the
dramatis persona', howl adOirli4 each
and every one of these figure 1 w ma
surpass in drtimatie effect the role ,'"laYed
by Juan and his ebony anomie Anita, 7113-
less it be that of Senor Vecino's admira
ble man Friday, the ever patient, kind, 1
and gentle native—poor Juanico. And
then our friends, Don Julio and Don Del
fiao—for they become our friends, and we
seem to be well acquainted with them as
soon as they are introduced to us--there
is a charm about these persons which is
irresistible, and we close the volume with
a regret that we are to know no more of
them."
The Althot OH Well.
Considerable interest has been felt for a
week or two in the result of the Althof
Oil Well, located at Erie. Pa. After hav
ing attained a depth of 656 feet a very en
couraging "show' of oil was found, and
measures were adopted to test the extent
of the supply. The flow of gas and water
was strong and incessant. An inch and
a-quarter tube was let down the well one
day last week, with a "seed bag" attached
to the lower end of the pipe, and after it
had reached a depth of over throe
Bred feet the flow of water was par—
tiaily stopped and gas accompanied with
a small quantity of oil was discharged.—
Presently the seed bag burst and water
again posed from the well. The tube was
withdrawn and replaced with another seed
bag, the latter ii‘ving been Ist down 400
feet below the supply and stopping the
flow of water. Since than the well has
been blowing gas, with a strzsng pressure,
to the full capacity of the tube. If oil
does not follow this discharge of gas, it is
the intention of the operators to withdraw
the tube and drill 50 feet deeper, which,
they think, will tap the oil to a certainty
Heairy Rains.
The heavy rains in Northampton coun
ty have set aside the fears which. were felt
-that drought would ii.jure the growing
crops, which, until the dry weather, had
promised so finely, They are now sup•
lied with what they needed, and there
is little doubt that' the wheat crop will be
La fair one.
Keeps Ahead.'
Captain Win. Koontz with his usual
leroelivities (of soiling on the swiftest and
Teat craft, has tiarown tiis banner to the
ne, joiseribed as folio we
G. W. m ' r eraooriatn, for tlovernor.
The L. °s i t teas, the Constitution
It is,
batiaer wavesproadly in
This beam. ,;
...lotamodoie is sure
hat u nde r
its to, , san always "keep a
lead."
noise,
Good
Always sit next 10 the earvex, it you
:an, at dinner. Ask i-`0 woman her age.
Be civil to all rich tincles. aua"; have;
joke with a policeman. Au: o ldest hat,
of course, tor an ,evening Don's
play at chess with a widow. Yec'ir con
tradict a man who stutters. Pull down the
blind before you put on your wig. Abon
all, snbembe for and advertise in the
Post.
Newspaper.; In the Army.
The award of the i'srivilege of selling
newspapers in the Army (I f the Potomac
has been made to a person from New
York, who pays $l,BOO a month ,`,7e
right to sell to newsboys al a fixed advani:.**
upon New York prices. Papers to the
soldiers will be five cents a copy, whi c h
will give each newsboy a fair profit upon
every sheet sold.
Sent to Baltimore.
A squid of twenty-two men,' dragsters,
belonging to gen. lidijroy's Division, were
picked up, and opt itoPatAteor# on . , Sat
day.
A Broad Brlmmed Bat:
Almoat every. hat, ; --we. prestrmei hurrly
hietoty, Some of them.-.very peculiar' his
tories, but Uteri) is a hat in the window of
T. A. *Cießand's auction house on
fifth street, - that hould it recite its own
historn the probability is that it would be
sombwhat exciting. It is a broad brim
med white hat, and has a bullet hole in it
which looks very much as though it might
have penetrated right where a head was
located. The following card attached to
it throws a little light on the subject.
"Captured from Col. Jones of the lit
Miss. Regt , at the battle of Malvern
Hill, by a private of the
McClelland 72 Regt. P. V.
Presented to T. A. byte I
captor's friends. G. L. H., PHILA.
A. Case for the Medical Faculty,
The Express, of Friday says, Captain
Robert Stople, of the 2911 i N. Y. Regi
ment, is at present at his home in Phillips
burg, N. J., on a Surgeon's furlough of
thirty days. The Capt. was wounded at
the battle of. Chaneellorsville bye minnie
ball which passed through his left side and
entered his bowels, where it remained . a
few days and then passed off. The wound
is a most - singular one, and it is a miracle
that he was not instantly killed. After be
was wounded he ran some thirty yards to
evade being captured. Surgeon General
Brinton on his discharge in recommend.
ing him to the Physicians who might be
called in to attend him, speaks of the
wound as follows: Capt. Robert Stople's
case is one of interest, and pictures have
been taken of the wound. The account of
this case will appear-in the Surgical Histo
ry of the War." He is now under the
care of Dr. C. C. Field, who will tirin
him out " all right." g
Contest.
A reading contest between some of the
pupils of the Pittsburgh Female College,
will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock;
Judge Sterritt, Rev. Geo. L. Chase, and
Jas. Teech, Esqs., are to preside asjudges,
The musical examination came off on Sat-
urday in fine style, reflecting the highest
honor on Prof. Rohbock and his pupils.—
The regular examinations will be resumed
this morning at 9 o'clock.
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Cheap, Stationery.
Those of our readers wanting writing
materials of any kind would do a ell to call
at Miner's Fifth street, next door to the
Post Office. Mr. M. has just laid in one
of the largest and best assorted stocks of
writing paper ever opened in Pittsburgh.
and,' as he bought it on very favorable
terms, he is enabled to offer inducements
to customers not to be found elsewhere.
Mechanics, lawyers and all others who
use paper will find it to their advantage to
give Mr. Miner a call. You can save
money by buying from him.
Rioters Sentenced.
The three persona who were tried at the
recent term 1.2 f Court in Carbon county,
and convicted of riot, in assaulting Mr.
Leonard, the District Attorney, by tear
ing a copperhead badge fibm his watch
guard, were each sentenced by Judge
Barrett, to pay a fine of $2O and the
colts.
Heavy Emigration.
It is astonishing what an immense emi
gration is now taking place from tdissour .
for the Plaine. A great number of citi
zens are leaving in order to escape enroll
ment under the State law, or the chances
of conscription under the Nation.al law.—
So great has been the exodus that it has
become necessary to station provost
guards at the various ferries along the
river to detain skedaddlers.
Taking Advantage of it.
On Saturday many of the gardnere and
farmers who attend market raised one
hundred per cent on the price of their
articles, by inducing persons to believe
that every thing in the country was ruined
by the hail storm of Friday. So far as we
Can learn, the storm was confined to a
very small scope of country, and four
miles from the city, not a hailstone fell.—
At McKeesport, it did not even rain.
. Among (he Killed
At the late battle at Winchester, was
sergeant Joseph W. Tattle, of battery L,
Fifth regiment, U. S. artillery, in the
nineteenth year of his age. Efe was the
eon of T. Tuttle, Esq., of Philadelphia,
and had served since the commencement
oi . ,tiie war. His demise is a heavy blow
to his parents and a largecirole of friends
Yacht Racing.
There will be a race on Wednesday, be •
tween the yachts Martha and Julia, for
two hundred dollars aside, at Philadelphia.
The Sex of Eggs.
M. Genin lately addressed the Academic
des Sciences on the subject of "The Sex
of Eggs." He affirms that he is nowable,
after having studied the subject for up•
wards of three years, to state with assn•
ranee that all eggs containing the germ of
males have wrinkles on their smaller ends,
while female eggs are smooth at the ex -
tremities.
Broke his Leg,
On Saturday afternoon a man who was
engaged in Breckenridge's quarry in Mi
nersville, had his leg broken by a large
stone falling upon it. We were unable to
sacertain his name,
• -
Death of Frazer, the Voeablot.
Last Thurs lay, Mr. J. I. Frazer, the
well-known and once highly popular
ginger, died, of consurnption, at his resi
dence, 1.00 Cherry street, Philadelphia.
Fife , Tweuties.
jey CooKa, subscription agent, reports
the sale of ;1;•:.l,097,000 in five twenties for
the five days of last week ending Friday.
The local subscriptions haze falleg off
temporarily, on account of the excitement
in military affairs, which claims the atten
tention of all classes of the community.—
Deliveries of ii , 0148 tge made to the 25th
of May.
Sunday.
The weather yesterday was quite cool,
and towards evening it commenced raining
again.
Rebel Raid in Indiana.
The Indiana State authorities have issu
ed 4 °gal for twenty thousand volunteers
to serve for sit months.
Camp Fleming,
The camp of soldiers at Eureka, Hum,
boidt Co., Cal., has been name Catuti
Fleming. in honor of Cap.. Hugh S. Flem
ing, of Pennsylvania, who is now on duty
n that State.
Cawing 'bourn,
Dry Goods were slaughtered at the sue
tions in New York last week. Some
styles were 'offered at fourteen cents for
whick, thirty cents was demanded ninety
days since.
!Reacher.
The. Richmond (Ind.) Telegram says
that in that yicinity there will be a partial
failure of peaches. Many trees are affect
ed with curled leaf, and on most of such
the fruit is dropping oW. It hears com
plaints from the Bune cause from vario us
parts of Wayne comity.
Damage by the Hall Storm.
AI L Lowen, who resides near
t hi s city bad alp% tso thousand dollars
worth o f f ru it, in 4 frgit trees ruined by
tht! ratmint bail storm. ()Ter sig hundred
pan:' of OM in his bot , honse were tITP
en.
At It Again.
Col. A. K. McClure has purchased the
two opposition papers in Franklin county,
the Repository and the Despatch, united
The two establishments, and. him himself
win taken the edito ri al chair.
,
Saloons. ---
We are informed that pleasures will be
taken-to dePiilre`iift , --tignor sellers of their
licenee--or prevent - a renewal of the same
--who opened their .aaloons last week,
after the proclamation of the Mayor. Also
that measures will be taken- this morning
to enforce the closing= of every depart
sent of business, until after the present
emergency has passed.
The Hampton Dragoons.
This company, recruited by Capt. Mat.
Steel, leaves for Camp Howe to•morrow
—a few good men will be accepted by
calling at the recrutiog office, corner
Fifth and Wood streets.
Accident at Easton,
On Friday last a little son of Mr. Charles
Dudley of Easton, aged twelve years was
instantly killed by' getting his head crash
ed by the arms of a wheel that was in
motion in his father's carriage manu facto •
ry.
Weather.
On Saturday, another fine rain fell. A
dispatch from Oil City in the morning,
stated that it was raining there. We may
now confidently look for a rise in both
rivers, and a resumption of navigation.
Benefit of Annie Eberlie.
To-night is set - apart at the theatre far
the benefit of the lady whose name heads
this article, and we hope that it may be a
rouser. Annie Eberlie has studied barn
to please, and so far as we are able to'
judge has been eminently successful. The
pieces she has selected for the occasion
.re such as cannot fail to draw. The
Daughter of the T.Tnion, in which she sus
tains the tart of Virginia is a new piece,
and never having seen it, we can only
speak of it from those who having seen or
read it give their opinion. Their verdict
is in its favor, it being highly spoken of by
those competent to judge. Of Mazeppa,
we are sure there is no need to speak, the
play being already well known to our
theatre habitues. Annie Eberlie person-
ates Mazeppa, and will appear on her
trained steed in that exciting scene when
bound to the wild coursers back, she is
swiftly carried over the plains of Tartary.
A great many tickets have already been
sold, and there is no doubt but that the
house will be jammed. The box office
will be open early this evening to die
pose of the few remaining seats.
Croatian Cavalry.
The members of the Crossan Cavalry
will meet at 10 o'clock this morning. at
their armory, preparatory to going Into
camp.
"Harper for July."
Friend Pittock sends us the July No, of
this valuable publication; it is got up in
magnificent style, containing rich engrav
ings and choice reading matter. The
leading article in this number is Harri
son's Campaigns, illustrated. Single
copies 25 cents. Don't forget the lace,
opposite the Postoffice.
"Harper for July."
Mr. H. Miner, next door to; the Post
office, sends us the July No. of this popu
lar magazine. For choice reading matter
this magazine has become an institution
that can't be dispensed with. The en•
gravings are of the best description. From
the same we also received the National
Quarterly Review for June. The con
tents are varied and instructive.
Hotel for Rent.
I
The "Massey House," located on the
corner of Ross and B recicenridge streets
opposite the Pittsburgh and Connellaville
Railroad Der.ot is now offered for rent.
I'he " HOII30" is in good repair and ha
been doing a good business. fo any per
son understanding the business a fine op
portunity is now offered. Immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to
tf Tuos. Moose, No. 189 Fret et.
.ROVER & BA c lat'l3 Selling Machines. for P4mils
aianufactnring Eurposee t are the beet in cm e.
A. P. t: IATON A r, General Agent
Atreot. Pittsburgh. P
ifldle.o MITI&
JOSEPH MEYEE & SON
ILLIIIITACTLPJI.II OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
rtruminurnac c
WARASODSE. 135 EMPTIIFIELD 1 I ,- F
Barnes BLitt- street and tleY
PAPER RA NIPPACPURERS
Sealed Propcsals will be remived at the office
or the Superintendent of Public Printing, for sa n
plying the paper used by the Stn e for the year
commencing July 14t, raid paper to be
Loat Pape-, measuring 20 by 411 inchot, and to
weigh. rcapectively, 4U and 50 pounds to the
roam. Aloe, mble Flat Cap, measuring 17 by
aijnehea, weighing 28 pounds to the ream. Bids
will be received fur each kind separately.
Rids aan be handed in up to WPON ES 'AT,
JULY let, at 10 o'clock A. At, and malt state
specifically t'e price per pound' of paper.
Sam lea of piper required will be seat to any i
Parties upon applicrien to the underaigned, and
can alto be seen on the ilay of letting
1,. H. FITNK,
Superintendent Public Printing,
75 Market St. Harrisburg.
ul2d3t:t2
PtIOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
PEIOTOGR-APEIIC ALBUMS.
Largest and cheapest assortment in the city, a
Large 1. be and cheapest assortment in the city a
JP I T 0 CK'S
Opposite Post-office.
Also a large suPPly of
Parr enpr ilohjers
11781 netts, &c. de., at
J. W. PITTOCIE
BOORS. STATIQNARY AND NEWS DEPOT
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
NEW DIERCOVERY
To Strengthen and Improve the Bight.
THE tePrtet • PEBBLE
Russian Spectacles,
OCIDF.IIBO23IS BUFFERING FROM DE.
festive tight. arising from slu m . other cans-
Qat' be relieved by using
lea, Which lia th e a bee w i efl i tZl e b b ;
many rascal:lnae eitisena of v Pittsb n urgh and vi
cinity, to whom they have given perfect satisfae
tion. The certif.catei of these persona can be
seen at Efa offices ,
lel- All who Plirahase one. pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to be supplied in
future free f charge with those which will alwa.va
give satisfaction.
Therefore if Yon wish to ensure an improve
ment yourgightsal len
J. DIAMOND Practical laptjoian
Manufacturer of the Russian Pebble Spectacles,
lani6r. No. 39 Fifth street. Post Building
4.4 ' y place of business is closed on Saturday
J. JOUNLEVY,
Grocer,
NO, 4 DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH, PA
vP -22 : 1 4 , 4vir
(lroceries ,
ir 144yE JUST RECEIVED A LAIIDE .
I
uuppJi of T. Coffee, Sugar and IGITOCAII33
of all deseriptigpr. wlijoh. will he ariplr
Wbolesale or rap at ablowesal r f`,..
.
No. 4 Diamond.
Pittsburgh.
u4ladkir
The rebel pickets are within five miles
skf Greencastle, and a cavalry force ad
vanced to Mercersini rt, and captured
' horses and other properly.
Gov. Curtin visited the camp to il,,y,
and was entlinsinstically received by the
New Yorkers. I_l4 also reviewed the Rlue
Reserves of Philadelphia, and that reg.]
meat will be mn,tered in to morrow.
The fortifications are nearly completed
No fear is felt for the safety of this city.
BALTIAICRE, June 21-1 party whr
telt Frederick this morning says, ttla
the rebels who came there last evening
were only a small squad. who passed
through town and captured a few horses,
stayed an hour or two and left. This
squad cf rebels were in pursuit of some
of our signal corps, from South Moun
tain. Our informant Eays no rebels were
known to be nearer than South Moun
tain when he left FrederielLut 8 o'clock.
anrarsxt
III:, June Midnight.—
Active operations have commenced on
our side. A portion of the New York
cavalry regiment to-day captured tvcen
ty rebel prisoners at McConnellsburg, in
Fulton county. Col. Lawrence, of the
ono hundred and twenty seventh Penn'a.
regiment with a portion of his regiment
who were mounted, also captured a squad
of rebels who were marauding on this side
of the River. We hold Chambersburg,
and the citizens are arming and fortifying.
the city. General Couch has ordered that
the place shall be held. The fortifications
opposite this city are finished and are con
sidered impregnable, General Couch has
issued an order, thanking the authorities
and citizens of Harrisburg for their energy
in constructing therm The rebels are
known to be eight thousand strong at Ha
gerstown and Williatnspert. They hold
the south bank of th 3 Potomac from
Cumberland to Harper's Ferry. .General
Kelly drove them out of Cumberland.
When they left they threatened to return
and furnish themselves with horses and
forage. They have already done immense
damage. It is thought that lthodes' rebel
force is opposite Williamsport with twen•
ty thousand men. General Imboden is
reported to be advancing, but this is
doubtful. Governor Curtin will review
the New York troops. The two Buffalo
regiments have arrived. The Secretary
of War has sent a dispatch saying he will
sustain the governor in his promise to
send Pennsylvania troops home after the
present emergency is over.
A heavy force of rebels continue to
linger in the vicinity of Hagerstown and
Williamsport.
Scouts sent out from Chambersburg re•
port that there are indications of o retreat
to the other side of the L t otomac, but this
afternoon they moved up in the direction
of McConnellsville and Bedford. General
Milroy is on the alert for them.
-..../IXTHOSTIf 7P 1 r )
PITTSB TR63
r FREDERICK, M. D,, June 20 —The rebel
cavalsy left Boonsboro last evening, after
capturing a number of horses, and ret urn•
ed to Hagerstown. (Jae regiment of in
fantry and a battery of artillery were in
Hagerstown yesterday. Six thousand
infantity is reported to have crossed at
Williamsport, but it is not believed that
they will visit Fiederiek. The enemy has
nearly 6,000 Infantry this side of the Po•
tomac, under Gen. Rhodes; two regiments
of Infantry and a squadron of cavalry aro
at Sharpsburg and the remainder are en
camped between Williamsport and Hagers
town. No artillery has been sent over, nor
have any troops crossed since yesterday
morning. Gen. Ewell has lett Williams
port and gone towards the main body.
His command is ststioLed at Charleston.
Lee's army is not hewn to be within
supporting distanee of Ewell. It is very
probable that the rebel force now in Mary
land will not penetrate further north.
The cavalry force numbers about 1,200,
under Jenkins, and the party which just
advanced upon Ore encastle and Chain
bersburg, numbered only 650.
Pocket Books
NEW YORK, Jane 2I.—A Mobile dis
patch of the 12th reports the arrival of the
Yankee propeller Boston captured off
g
Pas a Lane by a party of ? sixteen men
from Mobile, who also burnt the barges
Lennox and Texas, which had
,valuable
cargoes for New Orleans. The crew of
the Boston and a portion of the crews of
the two bargee are prisoners at Mobile.
EtispateliCs of the 12th and 13th, say
that the boinbardTent of Port Hudson
was continued.
The gunboat Essex is reported captured
by the rebele at Port Hudson and several
gunboats disabled.
43an. Banks had mintered out 4 1vers
regiment,:.
WASHINGTON, Jane, 2 1 —Thetßic cowl
Dispata.of the .20th, contains the A. Tow
ing dispatChes, received in this city es
terday, from Savannah. annogncins
pgpture by the enemy of the Confederate
Inon-clad steamer Atlantic. She was
formerly the English steamer_f ine,al, and
man commanded by Capt. - Webb, Shp
pteameci pgt ot the haybor-tm:twigtMsittlrf
ed after an action of thirty minutes by two
federal Iron-clads.
..TELEGRAPRIC.
THE INVASION OF PEI'I'SMANII
Rebels in Heavy Force for
Pittsburgh,
WITH N 38 MILES OF UNION
TOWN, FAYETTE CO.
REBELS GAPTURED
Chambersbtirg Ocett pief
by the State Force's.
.rculation Suppressed of Newspapers in Ba
VESSELS DESTROYED IN
RUSNING THE BLOCKADE.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
440 .• clLe
PriILIDEI.I.IIIA, Jane 21—The following
is
all the news of interest in the Washing
tot Star to night. Mttjor lileasell, U. S.
Volunteers, received intelligence from
Fayette county, Pa., this morning, that
the rebels in I e ivy force, were advancing
on Pittsburgh. Pa., via National iload,
leading from Cumberland across the Alle
gheny mountains. Their pickets had
reached Grantsville, Md., P,S miles from
Uniontown, Fayette county, Pa., on Wed
nesday evening last.
t is reported in the city to-darthat two
members of General Hooker's stair, Mr.j.
Sterling, Aid, and Captain Fisher, Signal
Officer, were gobbled up by rebel guerril
las last night the vicinity of Fairfax.
The Star makes no mention of the defeat
or victory in Centreville.
HARRISBURG; June 21 . — Reliable ad
' viers indicate that the rebel force has in.
creased largely about Hagerstown. They
have 1S pieces of cannon.
A detachment of the First Ncw York
cavalry captured a number ofprisoners yes
terday, and the '12;i11 Pennsylvania also
captured several.
ItAiTtmoan, June 21 .—Information has
been received that Frederick was occupi
ed by ..a small force of rebels last evening
about five o'clock. The rebel pickets ex
, tended last night la. miles East on the
Frederick turnpike.
No panic in this city.
Gen. Schenck has issued an order sup
pressing the circulation of disloyal papers
in the Department as follows :
Headquarters of the Department of
the Bth Army Corps, Office of the Provost
Marshal, Baltimore, June 20th, 1863:
The following newspapers have been sup
pressed within the limits of this Depart.
ment, and the local press will not here
after be allowed to publish extracts from
their columns. By order of the General
Catnmanding. New York World, New
York Express, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chi
cago Times, and New York Circassian.
(Signed) W. S. FITCH,
Lieut. Col. and Provost Marshal
WAsuncero N , June 2 1.---Special to the
New York He rald — Washington, June 19.
Gee. Keys was within seventeen miles of
Richmond on the 15:11.
About sixty prisoners were brought
into the camp of the Army of the Potomac
last night from the vicinity of Aldie,
amon them a Colonel. They were cap
tured'by our cavalry on Friday, during a
series of skirmishes on the Middleburg
road beyond Aldie.
It is said that one of the newspaper
correspondents was arrested yesterday and
sent to the rear of the Army for transmit
ting contraband intelligence.
WASHINGTON. June 2.1..—1 he following
report has been received at the Navy De•
partment :
FLAG SIM' WABASH,
PORT ROYAL HARBOR, June lab.
Sin: I have the honor to report to the
Department, that on the night of the fifth
inst., a steamer attempted to run out of
Charleston. She was turned back by the
I Vissahickon, which vessel pursued her
over the bar, tiring at her repeatedly. The
steamer was sunk from subsequent infor
mation from deserters from Charleston,
whom I send North by the Massachusetts.
There is reason to believe the vessel was
the Isaac SMith. I have further to report
that on the night of the 10th inst., another
steamer attempted to run the blockade
into Charleston by the Sanford Channel.
She was fired at by several of the vessels,
but in the darkness eluded them. OD
the next morning at daylight she was dis
covered at the North end of Folly Island
on fire, which however, did not destroy
the vessel. She was a large side wheel
steamer and is supposed by Commodore
Turner to be the Havelock, but this is
t y(t certainly ascertained.
Very respectively your obe't serv't,
Signed, S. F. Durorr i .
Rear Admiral Commanding South Atlan
tic Squadron. •
New Yeas, June_ 21.—The steamer City
of New York, from Bremen via South.
ampton, has arrived here. Her advices
are mainly anticipated.
A vessel arrived at Sicily and reports
being boarded, May sth, id latitude 40 N.'
longitude 90 W. by a boat from the Con
federate steamer Georgia, and was asked
to take passengers, but declined. The
Georgia is an iron screw steamer, brig
rigged, corresponding with the Virgb.da.
Thera has been heavy arrivals of cotton
at Liverpool, including nearly 800 bales
from Nassau by the steamer Miriam,
which was chased and boarded by the
gunboat Tioga, but allowed to proceed
alter an examination. It is stated that
too Miriam had on board a bearer of dis
patches from Richmond to the Confeder
ate agents in Europe.
The question of the legality of search
ing neutral vessels without infringing neu
tral rights is expected to be debated in
the House of Lords on the 25th, upon a
motion for a copy of the instructions that
have been given to the British ships in the
West Indies on the subject.
The Alexandria case is fixed for June
22d. The Attorney General and Solicitor
General will appear for the Crown and
Sir Hugh Cairns for the defense.
The 11113134 m reply to the American die.
patch ou Poland expresses the Czar's sen
timents of affection and gratitude at the
attitude of the Federal Government under
the grave circumstances in which Russia is
placed.
NEw YORK, June 2 1.—The pilot boat
Isaac Webb reports that on the 17th she
passed a quantity of burned materials of
vessels, planks, spars, &c. On the 19th,
in latitude 44 dcg. 30 min., longi nde 68
d. g• :30 win., she heard ten or twelve guns
fired in quick succession in a south-west
direction, supposed to be fifteen miles
distant.
PRO 71 DENI . E, It. 1., June 21. —The steam•
er Sea Gull, from New York, spoke on
Sunday morning, off Beaver Tail, the Ti.
S. steamer Curlew, in search of privateers.
The same day spoke the whale ship Mo
hawk, from the Pacific, for Nantucket,
with Got) barrels of oil.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.—Jay Cooke,
General Subscription Agent, reports the
sale of $3,200,000 of five-twenties for
the week ending on Saturday. Deliveries
of bonds are being made to May 25th, and
with the facilities now possessed by the
Treasury Depaitrnent the deliveries will
be more promptly ruade.hereafter.
The eNcitement along the border con
sequer.t upon the undeveloped movements
of the rebel army, hat caused a tempo.
rary diminution of sales, more on account
of the preparation of new volunteers than
from any want of confidence in the final
result of the struggle.
NEW YORK, Jung 21.—A dispatch re
ceived here says that the 22d Connecticut
regiment of nine months men, whose time
has expired, will remain at Fortress Mon-
roe for the present.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCIN NAV, June 20 . — Evening.—Flour dull and
Superfine offered at $4 4044 50 and Lower Ex
tra at $4 75 to $4 90. Tne higher grades being
scarce are firm at $5 10 to $5 e i c. Wheat Grim r 4134
C2ulower: Rod $1 08 'l'4l 10, and White $1 134 , 1 15
orn in good demand at 54@55. Oats advanced
2c, and is firm at Zi in bulk. Rye 75®70e.
Whisky in moderate demand at 40c. Nothing
done in Provisions and prices nominal: we did
lint hear of any enquiry worthy of note. Gro
ceries unchanged and, steady.
Gold advanced to s?' 43 and Silver to $1 33;
Exchange steady at premium selling.
Comer o Pepe & St, Oldie St, Pltte'e
WIRE LARGEST, CIERLPEST AND
best of t4e United States- Sllttjes for a
full Coffman) al course. including Wr iting and
Commercial Arithmetic.
No extra charges for hianufaetuers. Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping,
Minister's sons at one-half price. Students en
ter and review at any time.
Ttds institu pra c ti c alnducted by experienced
Teachers and business men, hence the
preference for graduates at this College by bald.
Dug El e a throughout the country. as well as this
tits%
rrof A. COWLEY, long kneffn as 1 1 .4) best
Penman of the lleitiesolies Ornamental and
Rapid Business Wn
eirFor specimens of rof. Cowley's unequalled
Writing, and Catalogue containing full infortna
den, enclose twentstr ausr , ef,xoBto the Prinen & els.
& Sinn
feb2a tkwdaArtf.
JP Asls A. la .E
'= 4 4 `lOl-,-;;;;),.;42111_ H
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7•7
FROM
"OLD.CGUNTRY"
E UNDERSIGNED IS PAIERAIRED
t bring Out emigrants fromantpartor ens_
land Ireland or Scotland, either by suYet , or fitsq-
SRi Virg steamers including tb, MalAlMOth Idealn7
T
QR EA E .LSTgRIY: or Hrst•elast Bailing iritssels,
at far lower rated than tiaketa ei.n be purobaPed
for-at anir =other office in Pittsburgh. Addrees
. 'NIL
European Agency , Chronicle building Fifth .
• Pittebunth, Ps
PROM THE AR la Y 1 45F VELE
POTOMAC.
Cavalry Fight at Aline-- Capture of
Prlson,.rs—Sielzare of a Mall- lien.
Lee's Offensive Illovementi, de.
The Waehington Star, of faid:n . ightil
•
Baja :
Information reached headquartera this
afternoon of a fight at or near Aldie yes
terday, between a portion of Gen. Pleas
anton's cavalry and the rebel cavalry. The
latter were forced to retire:, Eight tams
and between sixty and .seventy men were
captured by our forces. The-prisoners
are reported to be on their
_way to this I
city.
Aldie is in London county, ten .miles
south west of Leesburg, and in the gap
between the Bull Run and Kittoctan moan:
tains.
The New York Times has the following:
A dispatch from Gen. Hooker's army,
dated the 16th, informs us 'that the army
_was then at and• near the - old Bull Rnn
battleground. The 8d corps arrived at Ma
nassas Junction on Monday morning; Abe
Ist and 11th were at Centreville and the 2d
sth, Gth and 12th were expected to
arrive on Monday night. By
.Tuesday
noon it was expected tht army would be
all together. The cavalry, during the
movement from Fredericksburg, bad been
operatingon the flanks, and'hia done in
valuable service as scouts. Gen. Gregg's
command was at Warrenton and White
Sulphur Springs; Gen. Duffle's (late Gen.
Averill's) was at the base of the Blue
Ridge, near Ashby's Gap, and Gen. Br:
ford's held Thoroughfare Gap. Many I
prisoners were reported to have been cap
tared by the cavalry, who also brought
away no mberless contrabands, from whom
linvaluable information hai been obtienee.
Among the prisoners captured_ 'is Ca_p-
I Lain Hutchins, of Stuart's cavalry. He
was with General Twiggy in Texas when
Twiggy surrendered his command and the
government property.
Among the most important seizures
made by our cavalry has been that of a
bag containing mail matter—letter I writ
ten by the rebel soldiers and addressed to
their friends in the South. Not only were
the bag and its contents captured, but also
the parties who had it in charge, thus
breaking up a mail route that has doubt--
less been in constant operation for a con
siderable length of time. Among the let
ters captured was one written by an aid to
General Longetreet to his wife living in.
Alabama. Atter talking of family mat-
ters, the writer goes on to tell what, is
the object of their movement North. He
says that they will ultimately send a caval
ry force into Pittsburgh and sack and burn
the town, while their infantry are to
rage and
Pennsylvania.pl.under sun parts of Mary
-1
Oar latest news of Gen. Lee's main
army is that. it was in the Shenandoah
Valley—Gen. Ewell's corps in the ad
vance, accompanied by Stuart's Cavalry,
followed by Gen. Hill's corps, with Long.
street bringing up the rear. It was be•
lieved in Washington on Tuesday night
that Lee. was throwing the whole of his
force toward Maryland and Pennsylvania,
aria that he had no intention of fighting a
battle in the vicinity of Rull Ran.
RIVER INTELLIGENO3II.
PORT OFPITTSBURGH.
ARRIVED.
Franklin, Bennett, Brownsville.
Gallatin. Clarke. do
DEPARTED.
Franklin. Bennett. Brownsville,
Gallatin. Clarke. do
- -
stir The river—Last evening at twi
light there were 2 feet 10 inches water by the
metal marks and about a stand.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday; 4
p. 111., Zanesville every-Friday 8 - a. m.
1.4 THE NEW AND SPLENDID
II Passenger steamer EMMA ORA
AM, Monroe Ayers commander. will leave 58
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J. B. LIVINGSTON k CO.
apt
PITTAIR URGEt
PACKET-
For Heraver—Wellsville—Stenbenville
and Wheeling.
Leaver" Pirtsbn rgh, Even? Tuesday—
, htirsday and satiarday. at II A.M.
Leaves Wheeling Every itionday-Wed
nefsday and Friday, at A.
THE Ew HU
Passenger Wagn urr er. S. BA NN
KIER,NE.
arne.F 4 Walter commander, will leave as announ
ced above. Pi r freight or passage apply on board
"n 413 JAIII&S COLLINS d , CO, Anis.
NTEAMBOA.T AUXNCY.
WRY. HAZS.IE "1"
Ens opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET.
Where he will transact • Get era] Steamboat
tgency busineas, and would solicit a sham at pat:
ronaire from steamboatmen. an 24-131
11. CASK CA RR A MMOIVIA TUST RE
coi el and f.,r sa . o by
GEO. 69 FederalAS .
t.. KELLY
Allegh.
1 GROSS OF STERLINGS
ill just received by
ju3 GM). A. KELLY.
69 Federal St.. Allegheny..
lie LA IR & M'RYETHS LIQUID REN
AM net just received by
GEO. A. KELLY,
69 Federal St. Allegheny
1 GROSS OF NICIXOLS ELIXIR IRoN
Ai and bark just received by
GEO. A. E
ju 3 69 Federal St.. Alleghany.
- fi GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEAM
cher jun received by _ .
69 FeGeErOl .
SA.
AII EL LhY.
GROSS IfeLANES PILLS AND
NJ yen:infuse. just received by
GEO A MILLI',
jtel 69 Federal St.. Allegheny.
OTHER ARRIVAL !
MoCOLISTER & BAER;
108 Wood Ntreet,
LISTING NOW'S STORE TIKE LAR
ita. gest and moat complete as3ortment of Ci
gars and Pipes in the/City. which %boy are selling
at the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Call and examine them before purchasing
els Jan. ewhere. All Orders promptly atPsndel to.
XTOBRIAL ACADAIIy Oki MUSIC;
(151.12.6E0. N. Y. C. Bassini , President,
T. E. Perkins. Principal. John &indef. Teacher
of organ, piano. and harmony. . The fitthAmtrual
session of this institution, commences on Thurs.:
day. July. 2d, 1863, and continues 'eight weeks:ThGrough instruction given in vocal - eelture,
harm”nY. piano, and organ. The attention- of
choristers and singing school teachers, to earnest
ly directed to the singing school teacher's okras,
(see circular:) Tor circulars or further- infrms
tion. apply to E. Perkins, care of F. J. Hen
tingion, New York City. juB;d2w
D EN TISTRY.
EETH EX TRACTED WITROLIT
pain by the we of Dr.. Ondry'a separates.
HOFFNIAN do EDINUNDSON
DKNTISTS.
All work warranted.
134 Smithfield Street, Pittsburg
TOBACCO AM) CIGARB--A,LEIDRIL
Commercial Broker in Leaf andinanufae
tared Tobacco 'end Benne /a 4 Water m ee t;
[corner of Pine.] New York. Tobacco and Segatii
carbfary selected for exportation. Dealer!. and
Tobacconisiz
wW find it to their totem& to call
Orrnmurdoate , by, latter. The. beet limn& in
hanviand% at lower pleas than an other
o nu % ,;. - • . " d
re SIR
ACON SES—
AID / 2 1(10) %Bacon Sides in store and for sal J - 14 0
- ) A dA
JAMES A. FETZER, -
- oonisTikhrice„,etrect4,-
_ -
ingb ikciwtr , & Lowe,
derders ur Motrem and-niter%
Horse Power& Rad Separators. Farm Ved
der Cutters. and farm machinery getierallY.
lu4
='^'-`:="~ i " tea,;..; ~n'rfP.t" .4' _~-
WHEELING
IL I IrILSQN'S PELL% imer the revolt of
v V king investigation and careful conducted
experiments having been in me man, Years.
during which time they have prevented and re-
Hayed - a vast gaiety:lt:of !pain-and suffering m
Headache, whether originating in the nervo fro us
Munn or from a deranged state of the .stornach..
They may be taken at airtiines' with perfect
afety, without making any change Diet, and
the absence of any disagreeable.taste, renders if
eon / to administer them to children.
BY the use of these Pills the periodic
tacks of Nereouror -Ireadach*o auxv to pre.
vented: waif taken in thA commencement of
an attack immediate re li ef of pain and SicknesS
w.ll be obtained. • •
. .
They Belden:CAß removing Nausea and
Headache, to which females are scrsubiert.
They act gently on. the-boweki-treinovizrtias
Nyman,.
Fo avnylifen„ Studega„Delleite Females,
and a ll persona of sederstarg habits, they are
valuable as a %Laxative, improving - the appetite,,
giving tone and vigor to the digestive mama
and teatoring the natural elasticity and etretudit
of the *hale ovens. -
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
The genuine have signatures of 11. A. WEL.
61011 and B. I. FAHRZEITOCR. Co. on
each-Box.
Sold by 'all Druggists and all other Dealetto In
Medicines,
A Box will be Bent by mail prepaid oa re
ceipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be oddities to.
B. L. FAIINES 'TOOK dr CO.,
PITTSP"AH, Pa.
avhdeoddrweirtJul7l
A T DECIDEDLY- LESS - Tiff AN
2L wh.losale Trice& Bought preview to any
considerable advance by the manufaetzwers.
will be Bold accordingly, Well Seasoned Sheet
Oil. Cloth%
4 doom from sth.
Woolen and Cotton bniggita.
Clanton Itattings,
W. D. 'ar H. Iffee.A.Ll,l7.lkl,
AT - No. S 7 FOUR? STRENT.
W E HAVE TWO COLORS or
FRIIIT CAN WAX,
FRUIT CAN-WAX -•
AND.RED /11,A. OR.
RED AAR BLAVAI,
26 - and lbcfe. I.l.•_eouna
A. J. ILANKIN a-eo, Druggists,
S 3 Market street.
thiroe doors beloir-Fcroth,
OUQOESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMA & CIUUTORD.
•
bianufsetnrors of may varlet:void:Waxed
BEASS
ASS WORK FOB PLUMBERS
GAN or STEAM PITTERS, ..
MACHIMTB Aro_CO:PPIERSMITRK
xpiLASSlttlesTiareS OP MIMI? E.
r' AP scrtsititni made to order . llteounboe.t..*lrk. -
I iteaucand gm fitt=id ropsurnur PrOrnptrir et
, tended to. earti attention_ Posittolitting
Refineries for Coal and Carbon oil& up
le agents for the Western DI ct
iNrAiEllwanie. forth eEat or *adz., lia AV '
=sr e• ) = oak ,
Co.'s Patent Siphon Putap. 1 beet ever o f
t e d, having no valves itia 114 t liabki to got out of -
order sad will UIF O WiZI9I,IO.4* than or puruP
urieielts3s,ll4lt:c
lig as. n. ritaranith irix.'
li h as laid a 8 .0 Willful building lohjoehlolt
she offers for sato - fin reasonable term 4."TbOy-am
- .AMP lay between tho. 0 4Irland St a_ AIR nOtheill - FiVer. Piey offe r
Soma 'documents tor luivate - voalffeucoe. For
Plan of loth anti price, apply at the otheo_of.
M.QL.
No. LT Fourth
Bt, one door above fkalthllol4bt, -c•''
uqUeamd
A r tiebraiiierts.
211 B 1 JRGEHMI, TR El
18111 4.11 D M 4111611, ..... ....W M. lIILNDBRSON
Tzt.+eunza
efit of the favc rite aetrest
A NNIE EBE#LIE,
who ei 1 at pear f r the first, Hamra MAZEPPA,
going to heextreme htightef the theatre lashed
en tit° Intent f the, Wild Horde. tile wilt ale o ap-
Pear as t IfttslNlA.
This .2tionday Eivraing,
will be presented the r ew - three . act drama of the
DAUGIITEEt OF THE ~ UNION.
Virginia, ....... . . ...... ... . ..... -...Annie Rberlie
00 min danger. .. :.l
Titmon ..... ... ..........
J. o . ,, Neften
Overtax.," : . .. : ......
tacle o ... . . ........................ Orchestra
To, of onclude with thethrilling equestrian spec
-
EfULZEPRIA,
Or the. Wild Horse or Tartary.
AbdarKlian.
Droliza o
pßECtikt
T. M.
icsaa
CORNWELL dc KERR,:
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
SILVER & BRASS PIA MRS,
and manutseaarer, ot
Saddlery and Crime's Hardware,
No. 7 Bt. Clair Street. and Dantean* Way.
(near the Bridge.)
PITTIVE CR.6I/1 PA.
Great Toilet Triumph.
CRLSITADOROW o kier44loll. MUIR
NO LRAM. - 1T01,130. 131:114eitilz OF
siLVER : • acts trunantansOutd, Jittve• fails;
produces alithe shades of - Wank and brown.
Par•tos who were ditestistied, with other Dyes.
use thi withtniretiablesstistaction.
Manufactured by J. CRISTA_DORO. 6 Astor
House. New York.' Sokt nvnrxwbere. and stoat-.
edhyaltasir-Dremers. -
Price. $l. $l5O and $3 per box. according to sire
ini2;d2twimoo. - -
D t Tt,pintVt t 'f tBS P - ;Man
for lameness. cute, galls. colic, sprains. Arr.. war
ranted ,heaper than any other. It is used by all
thrfgrea horsemen on Long Island courses. It
will not cure ring bone ror stray in, as there is no
Liniment in existence that will. What it iv sta.
mdse care it positively•doea. No . owner of boar- ,
aes will be without it alter trying one bottle,
One do-e revives atuF often eaves the life of an
' aver-heated vr driven horse. For, ooj!o and
belly-ache it „has neverlailed— us as sure as
the sun rises just sesure is this valuable Lini
ment to be the florae embrocation of the day.
sold by all druggists. Ofsork fa Curtlandt Street.
New York'
.
Pri 7 ce.% and 50 carte Sold by:all.. druggists.—
. tuY:da we:
Putts about Drandreth's PULL.
. ,
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Westchester Co.. N Y, Oct.
./b7Nirs , Ohatta
Mr. G. Tau ETOI tiust.nos. Editor :4
drao Wo
At-pub/lean :
Dear SiT— I would state that I was induoed to
nee BRAND RETII '8 PILLS, throngh the recom
mendation ofJohn R,Switt. of Croton. Wenches
'ter county , who , was entirety restored to health
by their use. lie was tuck for some two Years. very
costive and dyspepUe. and 'he tried everything
but WIL9 not relieved. Finally, he took one Bran
dreth's Pill every any fora week. and adose of six
Pills every day for three days, and they took one
Pill every day. with an occasional dose of sit. In
one month he was able to go to work. itaio in three
Months be well gaining ,. ID .pounds in weght.
Yours trulY.
liVgareassvna CA awn. se:
Edward Purdy being dniy sworn. says that he
resides in-the town of New Castlee that some
years ago he was very rick with'a sore on his leg.
which had been naming for over five Years: that
he was abio - much distressed by a pain in his cheat,
and besides very costive and dyspeptic that of trying various remedies and maityphysicians.
he commenced pal t¢Brandreth'e Pills, aLtto eight
three times a week. and at the end of one month.
the sore on his leg healed, and at the end of two
months ha was entirety cured of costive n ess. dys-
Panda and Pain. end has remained welt ever
sinee. EDWARD PURDY.
Sworn to before me. this 18th day of Oet.-1382.
• •
nol4dswltfo •8, MALCOLM SMITH,
Justice of the Peace, •
Bold by Thomarszed path, Diamond Alla
Pittsburgh. _ • - •
WILL liT~ PILL
CURE
SICK WAX -'ACHE
OVRE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
c'[rsE
ALL KINDS °HEADACHE.
CARPETS FOR CASH
AT LOW PRICES,
OVERINGTON
lie
ter
en
Idztieolllet
Annie Ward
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