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TEI MORNING, JUNE 30.
OTT AND NileßonOOD IATELIddie
Meeting of Councils.
In Select Council all present.
Council opened with prayer, afteewhich
the minutes of the preceeding meeting
were read and adopted. .
—Mr.--Phillips presented a petition from
Thomas Butter, contractor asking, the
privilege to erect frame workshops on the
Pennla Railroad lot. Read, accepted and
passed.
The President read a communication
from the City Comptroller, enclosing_ the
accounts of Isaac Morley and Thomas J.
Keenan. Morley's account was ordered
to be paid, and Xeenan's was referred to
the City Solicitor.
A committee from Jno. C. Love was
-read asking for a redaction of business
tax. Referred to the Finance Committee.
A resolution was offered giving John
Quinn the right to move a frame house in
the Third Ward. Passed.
An ordinatce . for grading and paving
Penn street between Clymer and Taylor
-atreets, was read three times and passed.
A resolution was passed inquiring as to
whether the P. and S. R. R. Co. have
filed their indemnity- bonds-in accordance
with the provisions of the ordinance pass
ed May 80th.. :;
In Cr
in Common Council all present except
Messrs. Ardray, Armstrong, Barckley,
- Colville, Holmes, McGowan and O'Neil.
Prayer by the Clerk.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were then read and adopted.
Mr..McTighe offered an ordinance to
the effect that no crude petroleum or coal
shall, from and after the 16th day of
July, be landed at any point within the
.city except on the Allegheny wharf
200 feet below the St. Clair street bridge,
running to the point. This also includes
empty oil barrels. After some debate the
ordinance was put to vote on its first sec
tion..which having been lost, the entire
was withdrawn.
Mr. Kearns offered a resolution that a
committee of five—three trcm the Com
, neon Council and two from the Select, be
appointed to'draw up an oil ordinance and
report at-the next meeting. Adopted.
oil
The committee appointed to frame the
ordinance was: Messrs. Kearns Mc-
Candless, Hutchinson, Brown and Ruse..
Mr. Duffraered a resolution of a patri
otic nature, requiring the councils of this
to co-operate with the councils of Phila
delphia in the defense'of our State, and
aslung the President to place Gen. Geo.
B. McClellan at the head of the forces of
the State.
Mr. McCandless moved as a substitute,
that every member of City Council enrol
his name for the defence of the country.
Mr. McTighe moved as a substitute
that each member of the Council raise a
company in his respective ward.
Mr. McCandless accepted, in case the
substitute should read that each member
enroll his name in some military company,
and use his beat energies to raise a mili
tary company in his respective ward for
borne defence. Adopted.
Mr. Tayler offered a resolution to the
effect that the committee on streets be
directed to have Aetna street graded and
pavecH
n front of the Water Forks. Re
ferred to the Water Committee.
Mr. KearriS moved that a gas lamp be
planed on the corner of Grant and Eighth
street. Referred to the Committee on
Gad Lighting.
The action of S. C. having bean concur
.red in (except in matters elsewhere men
.tioned.) Council adjourned.
Shannon Infantry.
We would recommend any of our read
ers who feel dispoied to aid in driving
the invader from the borciere of the State,
to *anion - their names in the above nexaod
company. Capt. Andy Scott, of the Oth
Pennsylvania. Volunteers, and Lieut. N:
P. Patterson, late of the let Maryle l nd
Cavalry, areat the head of this movements
which is sufficient guaranty that thicgs
will be all right. The recruiting officer
is at the old Washington House, adjoining
the canal bridge, Penn street, and al
though operations were only commenced
yesterday, over forty men have already
joined the company.
New Depot.
A fine large Union depot is immediately
to be erected at Erie, Pa. It will be built
jointly by the Cleveland and Erie, the
Erie and Pittsburgh, the Philadelphia and
Erie, and the Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Companies. It is to be of bricx, 350 feet,
in leegth, with offices, baggage rooms,
eating-house, and " everything demanded
laf the immense railroad business center
ing there. The traPlc is also to be extend
ed to the harbor, for the convenience of
transferring heavy freight.
"Xeuratott Tiebete to Latrobe.
Those wishing to attend the exhibition
at St. Xavier's Academy, will be gratified
to learn that the Penn's. Central Railroad
will this day issue excursion tickets, good
on all trains—until the second day of
July inclusive. A train will leave the
Lit#rty street depot at ten minutes before
five &flocks Wednesday morning. If any
interruption should occur to the regular
trains, hit. 4ody Carnegie, the gentle
manly agent, wijl wt that extra trains will
goted out, so that no delay need be anticipa
.
iGreat National Circuit.
To-night this magnificent concern, the
first ever managed by a lady, will open in
this city. The agents of this institution
feel confident that the superiority of the
entertainments will command unprece
dented success and win the unqualified
approbation of the people, Mrs. Warner,
who is so well known as Mrs. Dan. Rice,
has at command one of the finest artiste
gyps ever organized, while her stud of
acting horses, mules and other animals
are unequalled. The lady has the good
wishes and sympathies of the people of
this city, her .birth places and we expect
that her sojourn here will result in li,er pe
cuniary advantage. To-morrow, Wednes
day, a matinee will take place at 2 o'clock,
to which ladies and children are specially
invited.
Closing of the Theatre.
N e e. Monday evening closes the theatri
cal twee ^n , in this . city, after which our
citizens have to amuse themselves for
awhile 'as ben they can. We learn that
Mr. J. O. Sefton hag Lige° tendered a com
plimentary benefit, and that.the last night
of the season hzur - been - set apart for it,
upon witizh 'occasion, it is currently re
ported, and very generally believe,d, that
notwithstanding his extreme diffidence;
Mr. Sefton himself will appear.
Gone East.
Ettie Henderson left.forthe East yeater
day, accompanied by Mr. Harry 0 vexing
ton, as her agent, to fill engagements en
tered into at different places, commencin
at Boston.
Hotel Jibe Helot.
The "Massey House," located on the
corner of Ross and Breckenridge streets
9 . pposite the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad Depot is now offered for rent.
The " House" is in good repair and ha
been doing a good business. 'Co any per
son understanding the business a fine op
portanity is now offered. • Immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to
''`Taos. Nome, No. 189 Fret et.
Our Harrisbrog Cforrespondenee.
l lAREtlntrithi - Jane 28; 1863.
One - wh&does =t ot choose to jump at a
conckSitlit,
.._ iillsB it.Very_dititalt, to make
. ,
.._
up hits*ittlifs 2 to . the real state of affairs
acrtiiii Iliiiive. t Sitortly before noon to- i
slay, it
_was annourteed in an extra edition{
of-the Harrisburg Tel egrap7h that General
Kiiipe had an hour before reported to mil
itary headquarters in this city, that up to
an early period this morning no rebel in
fantry had come down tusfar as Newcastle,
which is about thirty miles from the river.
I myself saw Gen. Knipe arrive at and de
part from Gen. Conch's headquarters,
about ten o'clock this fornoon: At that
time Gen. Knipe had hiriheadquarters at
Oyster's Point, a little over two miles
from the , river, where the Walnut Bottom
road strikes off from_ the turnpike and
runs ap through Mechanicsburg to Car.
li,d.
Soon after dinner it was stated that
Gen. Knipe had, been obliged to:withdraw
from Oyster's Point, and that a consider
able force of the enemy's cavalry were oc
cupying the place. This rumor received
genetat credence from the fact that great
activity its - manifested in Camp Curtin,
on this side of the river:and the fortifica
tions on the other aide. From an eligible
point I have for the last hear or two wit
nessed the sunshine fiaShing . -from hun
dreds of axes busily engaged an' chopping
down - several clumps of trees that had
been left standing in the fields in the
neighboitood of the fortifications. This
looks like "clearing for action," and there
is a pretty general impression that "the
war clouds rolling dun" will be seen over
yonder hills to morrow. I know that a
proininent official said this morning about
ten o'clock, that a battle could hardly be
kept off much longer than this afternoon.
But if General Knipe really did report
that the rebel infantry was this side of
Newville this morning, and if he was not
mistaken, a battle to•morrorr, unless it be
with cavalry only, is next to impossible.
Infantry could not march that distance to
day, with all their incumbrances, and be
in good fighting trim to-morrow. But
General Knipe's information may have
been incorrect, as the enemy has had time
to march his infantry here since they came
through Chambeirsburg.
I have seen a citizen of Chamberaburg
who is well known to me, and who left
home on Thursday last, two days after the
Rebel reoccupancy of that town. He says
Jenkins' cavalry came into Chambersburg
on Tuesday, followed by a large and j
splendidly equipped body of mounted in
fantray, and after these came the foot in
fantry and artillery,
The infantry were counted and found to
number eleven thousand, and with them
were forty pieces of artillery and several
brass bands. That or the next day, Ear
ley's brigade was at a little pla2e called
Greenwood, about eight miles from ()barn
bersburg, on the turnpike leading to Get
tysburg and Baltimore, and near the foot
of the South Mountain. It had moved
across from Greencastle or Hagerstown,
without going through Chambersburg
This is probably the-force that is operas,
iag in Adams end York counties, On
Thursday, when my informant managed
to make his escape from Chambersburg,
another instalment of rebel infantry were
entering the town. Their number was
unknown, but a person who pretended to
have counted their guns between Green
castle and Chambersburg, said they had
forty pieces of artillery. This party of
infantry, by sharp marching, might reach
the vicinity of Harrisburg this evening.
Bat not unless they were far this side of
Newville last night.
The rebels were cleaning out the stdinores
and shops in Chamberaburg, and seng
offitheir plunder, On being asked why
they were taking scythes, 40., out of hard
ware stores, they replied that they meant
to reap the crops of the Cumberland Val
ley. From present appearances the grain
crop, which is now nearly ripe, will not
be reaped at all, but will rot on the
ground.
• For all the loss that may be sustained by
the people of Southern Pennsylvania, and
for whateeer damage may be done to the
SteteXhipital, es well pa for the shame
and disgrace of this invasion, General
Hooker and those in authority over him at
Washington will be responsible. Will
any man with. ae ounce of brain in his
heed pretend to say that Gen, Lee, eon
ing at p a point South of that occupied by
Gen. Hooker, could have swung his army
away round to the opposite point of the j
compass, and pushed it into Pennsylvania
to the distance of eighty miles North of
the p o yomac, if the commander of our
:army wore worth the spun that ornament
his hoots .? It to new tag weeks since
Lee's foices first entered Pennsylvania,
and it is not much short of a month since
they left their old camp at Fredericksburg,
and yet, Hooker has not found a place
to strike them. In common with all the
rest of my countrymen except old Abe
Lincoln and his peeblind abolition advi
sers. I had a poor opinion of Joe if ool:-
er's generalship, but I did not suppoe
that even he could so dreadfully misman
age as to let the enemy leisurely walk
down the Cpmberland Valley to Harris
burg, when a wilttia Colonel with twenty
thousand men might have kept thee? out
Susquetwies.
New Railroad.
We learn that a company has been or
ganized to build a railroad from St. Louis,
so., to the Pittsburgh pop; mines in St.
Clair county, in this State, and th4t.
work has already com menced. The mines
were opened Several years ago, but the
Company failed. It is said the present
Company has sufficient means.
ONE hundred d forty wagons ca
afew days since an by the "Reba" and ptured
it is
supposed there were fully 2,000 pairs of
shoes included in the seizure. This re•
minds us that McClelland, at the Masonic
Hpll Auction !louse, is prepared to fur
nish 12,4 infinitum, boots 009 and gaiterp
at a very small commission on manufac
turer's prices.
Discharged.
Joo. Jas. Murray ! a minor enlisted in
the 77th Pennsylvania Regiment, Who was
recently arrested for desertion from Camp
Parole, was yesterday discharged from
service by Judge McCandless. The case
wits heard is the Q. S. District Court, and
the appli t entiou was made on the ground
of minority,
azom is Va Sowing Si to tunes, for I. mib
z.ktiniaotr g rarpcge&ve tlqa boat in use.
0 31MONAY. Gemoral Agen
/8 Aftli groat. Pittsburgh. P a
-NOTICE—H
TEFOL-
Wloiring card. 2 liiailumb-r of my lel.
low workmen, antithose lieut - gcgalt - nted wits
me Wilt, 1 ope, wind eate me chalatilor walnut
any nepersiocs and ohatires of disloyalty that may
have been brought aguieut me. 'respectful's' mk
the attention ei the Public to it:
11105. IL ROWLAND.
iu3o:2td&itw
2 31,1863.
To Cot. R. R. E. Wu rELy--`ir; We regretted
much the diaoharge of Mr. Rowland. lie is an old
man, long resident in Pittsburgh, and we never
geoid his character or hones . impeached, One
witness anis appeared against Mm, and Mr. Row
land:does not know hies and cannot evon re
mereber his name. We believe Mr. Rowland to
be aat of and true man to .11j1 oonntry, to his al
/egiance and to his fellow men. We respectfully
requtat that you will restore him - to his labors
4,.emowng
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himuhl iorngdu: aurde
goodoondnet,
We subscribe ourselves very respectf J. ull,y .
ffnmeton Johnson, Timothil4awtn,
J. J. Lotuleromitb, Id , B. B eu eepi
Daniel irkhy,
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htichael_Ludgat e
otep!ien halts, - Joseph B. Thom as
vgii min Brown, riAtan Peutter,
Fredrich Armbrustig. Char' as Fischer;
Robert Darning, r W. Colvres
B. shannon.
Georg.) Fox 41+ Wittachrer.
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1110 11MAlittOrrn POTOJIAC
General JEfo'akei's Farewell
ADDRESS OF (DER. MEADE
LATEST FROM HARRISBURG
7,000 Rebels. Passed Throuot Chatubenbure,
. -
WITH 104 PIECES OF .411T1LLERY
NO BATTLE AP LAST ACCOUNTS
•
PennsylvEutia to be the Future
Battle Ground.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD TRACK
1,000 REBELS CAPTURED
ROSECRAN'S ARMY 'MOVING
SKIRMISHING IN MISSISSIPPI
&o.
ELE2LINTIARTER3 ARMY OF TUE POTOMAC,
June 28, 63.
Hooker issued the following lB farewe
address:
In conformity with orders from the War
Department, dated June 27th, I relin
quish the command of the Army of the
Potomac. It is transeferied to . Major
General George G. Meade, a brave and
I accomplished officer, who has nobly earn•! ed the confidence and esteem of the army
on many well fought fields. Impressed
with the belief that my usefulness as com•
mender of the army of the Potomac is im•
paired, I part from it, yet not without
the deepest emotion of sorrow of parting
with cemrades of so many battles, but I
am relieved by the conviction that the
courage and devotion of this army will
never:cease nor fail ; that it will yield to
my successor as it has to me, a hearty and
willing support. With the earnest prayer
-that the triumph of its arms may bring
success worthy of it End the nation, I I
bid it farewell.
(Signed) JOSEPH HOOKAH.
This was followed by an address from
Gen. Meade, dated :
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
June 28, 1863 —By direction of the Presi.
dent of the United States, I hereby as
sume command of the army of the Poto.
mac. As a soldier, in obeying this order
—an order totally unexpected and unso
licited—l have no promises or
the
to
make. The country looks to the army to
relieve it from devastation and the dis
grace of hostile invasion. Whatever sacri
fices we may be called upon to undergo, let
us have in view, constantly, the magni
tude of the interests involved, and let each
man determine to do his duty, leaving to
an all.controlling Providence the direc
tion of the contest.
It is with great diffidence that I relieve,
in command of this army, an eminent and
accomplished soldier, whose name must
ever appear conspicuous in the history of
ite achievements; but I rely upon the
hearty support of my comrades in arms to
assist me in the discharge of the duties of
the important trust which has been ootkfi•
dad to me,
(signed)
HARRISBURG, June 29— Information has
been received by the authorities this
morning which they censider perfectly
reliable that thirty•seven thronsand troops
had passed through Chambersbnrg up,to
Saturday, together with one hundred and
four pieces of artillery.
General Lee was at Chambersburg with
his staff on Saturday.
The indications are that strong efforts
will be made to obtain a foothold on this
side of the river.
The rebels have remained apparently
nactive in our front up to the present
ime.
ocisvis. June 28.—T0 ay's 'Nash-
Vil L le Union u. reports that one d division o
the Federals captured 1,000 rebels on Sat
urday: when going through Hoover's Gap.
No further particulars. Also the 17th
Mounted infantry being surrounded by
four regiments of rebel infantry, cut their
sw
ne s . thorough taking a number of priso
ners. Col:Willer of Negley's division is
reported wounded in the eye.
BALTIMORE, Tune 29.—The rebels ap
peared this morning at an early hour
tour miles beyond Marriottaville, and tore
yp tba 48* About 11 o'clock another
small farce of rebels appeared at hikes
villa, 81 miles from Baltimore, and de
stroyed the railroad track.
A rebel cavalry force encamped last
night at Sandy Spring, Montgomery coun
ty,_ 414 Bent out scouting parties. This
throe is supposed to be the ewe that ftp
petireti at the point ahove tpentiqueti.
The road to Washington is as yet unmo
lested by the rebels,
CINCIATNATI, June 29.—A Murfreesboro
digpatch of the 27th, says;
In the skirmishes of the 24th and 25th,
at Guy's Gap, between the advance of
McCook's corps and a rebel brigade, our
loss was two hundred and twenty five kill
ed rin4 wounded, including Capt. Vatteir
and Lieut. 7 homas, of the 77th Pennsyl
vania, killed ; Captains Krepps, Martin
add Laire, and Lieutenants Foulke, King
and J ones of the same regiment wonnded.
40 Incliannpolie Oippatfh sags that the
llrdon Democrats have issuea an address
to the Democracy, and have called a
mass meeting to be held there on the
13th of August.
Over one thousand troops are now in
Sullivan and Greene, counties, enforclng
the enrolinient and arresting deeertera,
ST. Jos, N. F., June 27—The City o
Reltimore, ms from Liverpool, on the 17th,
was boarded off Cape Race on Friday
evening. Her advices are one day later
than the Hecht's. The Kanzaro arrived
at Liverpool on the 15th, the Great East•
ern' and Hibernian on the flat.
Lord Palmerston In a speech at the
Loid Mayor's Banquet, held in the city of
Loudon on the 18th said, that on all
questions of Peace or War, whether in
the East or Xest, France and England
were in perfect accordance.
Lbutsvnts, 3 - une 2 4 4—A
_special dia.
natch to the Journal, from Manchester,
Wenn, . says '
- Wilder's mounted infitntry dashed into
Manchester, capturing a large party of
rebels including Capt. Anderson, of the
Ist Kentucky Cavalry.
Wilder's smite captured yesterday -a
eourier from Morgan and Wheeler's cow.
_mend with Important dispatehes.
Bragg reviewed the rebel troops at Hock ,
ver'd Gap on the morning of the battle . .
-Wilder's force burned the trestle work
yesterday on the Manch later Auld Tulle.
lona road.
rie. Chattanooga
,i-ebel of the 24th says
tke filing continues with liter - easing rapid
ity at Vicksburg.
Address.
&c. &c
G
Maj. Ger.. Cool33.MmzanDdEin,
1 .. r TO ARMS! TO ARMS t---A N RI ' , II
CAVALRY REGIMENT TO ER FORM
ED I — The roll of this Regiment will be opened
from this day ,until the ranks are filled with rp
cruits for the defense of our city arid homes All
able-bodied Irishman 'atilt otheis who wish to Join
this Regiment ? are requested to enroll their
names. The °dicers to be e.ected when the Regi
ment is completed, at No. 6. Wood steeet.
. L. ALLEN,
and ADJUTANT ZENAS FISH, late of the 6th
Virginia Regimeut, will be in attendance,
jule.tf
IEFARIPTON'S JR 4TT JE "Jr, TEN
*en iyanteci to enlist In Hampton's Bat
tery alsd recruits ipr any Pennsylvania Battery
ar Redman: in the Field.
Apply to LIEUT. A. N. HARBOURS,
el( rt- fli , at'd House.
BORDER GUARDS,
NO. 76 SffrruFlEtfp sirtioner.
V r OU OF THE GUARDS A VD THOSE
.R. who wi hto attach themselves to an organ
ization for State Protection, either as Cavalry or
Isfaniry, will meet me at my office, 76 Smith
field street. on MONDAY, 29th inst., where
You can enter wi•li good and reliable men, in the
three months' serviee under the call of the
°entire of Pennsylvania-thl? 44 . 0414 f *0 thluot
ThP.l39 e7fipirthe Cavalry service will lurnje
teir ems imps, bnt the value of each h ire d
will' be Pa ti the Owner bY the State or United
States taloverninent
411 eunitnnents, aside from the horse, will be
furnished by the Sta,e authorities or that of the
United btotes. of which Pennsylvania is bareY
and the iron interian of Pit i sburghlheiro of
'Protection.
Come, my brave boys, for home Protection!
Without a Pennsylvania Guard, just now, we all
go up.
Patriotism and the love for j 4 our front
might to be suf4clent inemeetWente
J. W. ettAFr.
rosin( MATRA.
PLATCY AIM PLairso
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(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.,
M. WHIR/.
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O'HARA &
Attorneys at Law,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
OFFICE 89 GRANT STREET,
Opposite the Court Rouse, Pittsburgh.
Sig-Particular attention given to the sett lement.
of Estates, sale and transfer of Real Estate, Ex
amination ,of Titles, Soldiers claim , collections
in US part Cf the west.
Prompt remittances, and full correspondence in
regard to all business entrusted to oar care.
Jolfs-tr
4 IOTEIEU RAID AFTER ROOTS
. l il
431. 1:3110ES &c. at
BORLAND'S 98 BARBET ST.
But as I have received a vets large stock of
MEN'S. WOMEN 9,
BOYS AND YOUTHS.
I eat prepared to furnish all who favor me
with a call. Remember at
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NEW YoaK, June 29.—A Washington
d i a patch•Ao:tabiladelPhia paper, sags
The riabebi'WhO 'captured the wagon
train consisted of part of Fitzhugh Lee's
brigade, the whole of which was marching
to Beltsville, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. i -
Two rebel regiments are encamped • at
' Acef.tink, ten miles from Alexandria.;
Captured rebels say that Stuart's eaval
;ry? with aqillery, are, - marching on' the.
;railioad, Between Washington and Balti
more.
rho whole rebel army, except Stuart, is
now in Pennsylvania.
The rebel officers say that they are de•
termined to make Pennsylvania the future
battle field.
Sr. - Lo'nts rune 29:—Special dispatches
,o the Republican, dated headquarters of
the army, Cumberland Beech Grove, 18
miles south of Murfreesboro says
A general forward movement of Rose
crane army began on the 24th. Cuntintt
otts heavy rains havaniade the movements
slow but they have been saiisfactory.
Col. Wilder's mounted infantry had se•
vere skirmishing at Hoover's Gap on the
24th, driving a superior force of infantry,
inflicting a very.heavy loss in killed and
wounded, while his own loss was only 40
or 50.
Willick's Brigade, the advance of Mc-
Cook'srcorps, drove two regiments of In
fantry with battery and artillery from a
strong position at Liberty Gap, 13 miles
South of Murfreesboro, on the 24th, suf
fering a loss of fifty men.
On thoafteitoon of the 25th a fight oc•
curred at the same place between a rebel
division under Clayborn, and Willick,
Wilder and Carter's brigades. After an
hour's action the enemy was completely
routed, leaving thris3ead and part of their
wounded and a number of prisoners in
our hands. Our loss was 40 killed and
100 wounded, including 14 officers.
Gen. Afitchell's tavalry male& a bod
of the rebels on the Shelbyville Pike Co y
the 23d.
The troops are in high spirits and eager
to meet the enemy.
The plan of the rebels is not developed,
but the indications are that they will not
give battle this side of Duck River.
Our advance arrived at Manchester on
the 27th.
The Prisoners say that General Clay.
born was killed in the tight at Liberty
a few before the action, and that
Gen's Hardee and. Stuart witnessed the
engagement.
.11ILADELPErIA, June 29.—Telegraphic
communication between Harrisburg and
Pittsburgh is stiff perfect. There is no
truth in the rumored capture of Harris
burg.
June 28th, 1
Hi o'clock, P. M. f
Through the courtesy of the Herald's
reporter I am permitted to make a copy
of Gen. Ewell's last proclamation, re
ceived here to night, Here it is
Gen. EweWs Proclamation.
Headquarters .Second Corps Army of
IVorthern rirginia.—General Order No.
49.-1 n moving through the enemy's coun
try the utmost circumspectio n and vigi•
lance is necessary, and the safety of the
Army and the success of the great object
it has to accomplish, depends on the ob
servance of the most rigid discipline. The
Lieutenant General commanding therefore
appeals to the gallant officers and men of
his command, who have attested their bra
very and devotion to the cause of their
country on so many fields, to yield ready
acquiesence to the rules required by the
exigencies of the case.
All straggling and wandering from the
ranks, and all plundering byindividuals,
are prohibited under the pain of the se- '
vereat penalties known to the service.
What is required for the use of the army
will be taken under regulations to be esta•
blished by the ,Commanding General, ac
cording to the usages of civilized warfare.
Citizens of the country through which
the army may pass, who are not on mili
tary service, are admonished to abstain
from all acts of hostility, upon the penalty
of being dealt with in a summary manner.
A ready acquiescence in the demands of
the military authorities will serve greatly
to lesson the rigors of war.
Lieut. Gen. R. S. Ewat.r
A. S. PENDLETON, A. A. General.
WASHINGTON, June 28.—Gen. Hooker
was last night relieved from command of
the Army of the Potomac, at his on re
quest, and Gen. Meade appointed his snc•
cessor.
MILITARY NOTICES
yi.
JosEn kruge,Ak aON
kLilkit/PAMIERI OD
'wren u 4.; n
h 11.33145, CHILDRENS
IRA 13' M'VAY do CO.,
Late of the Ara'- •W. H. Williams '& Co..
13 A- /Ni-13E S
NO -15-.1e01:113141 STREET,
• IVext d o or tolhe Mechanics Bank.
GOLD. SIIVEB.II=III N
O TES. EXCILING
and MI classes of Government Securities.
ap6.3md
W. J. SO Z... - ................ —.........PR. It. M'SIITZ f
KOUNTZ & M
BANKERSERTZ
No. LIS Wood St. second doo abov e
Fifth Street,
D EALERS IN FOREIGN AND Domestic
Exchanfe, Coin, Bank Votes. and Govern
men t ban/titles. ..Colleotions promptly attended
to.
apl i
gril OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES
tan C
Cartifiestas of Indobtodam. Quartermae
ortifia-tag.
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
end all other governmnnt eeouritiee, bought by
W 111, WI LLite.sis re CO.
1:A ,
s:Bad oun !tre p '. corner of Third,
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
Low .12•210e5.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE
TORRENCE & MCGARR,
`. POTfIECARI.
Corner .liburth and Market streets,
PITTAur THAR
DRUGS !
DRUGS!
MEDICINES DRU I MEDICINES !
MEDICINES ! MEDICINES !
CHEMICALS ! CHEMICALS !
CHEMICALS cuunacALL
DYES
DYES!
DYES
PA IN PS I PAINTS ! PAINTS
PAINT SIPAINTSIPAINTSI
PAINTS ! PAINTS 1 PAINTS I
OILS!
OILS!
1
SPICES! SPICES!OILS
SPICES! r•PICEs
SPICES! SPICES! SPICE. I SPICE.4I
SPr cE ! SPICES! SpICEs I Se ICEE
I
Soda, Cream Tartar, Snit. Mustard, &e.
French, Dollish, and American Perfumery.
and Toilet artioies, Brushes, Trusses, Patent
Medicines and ail Druggist articles, btriotly
pure ardeles. Low prices.
Physicians Prescriptions aoruratelr com
pounded at all hours.
only Pure Winee and Liquors for medicinal use
inB;dly.o
FOURTH OF JULY, 1863,
SHOW YOUR COLORS
FLAGS,
FROII 5 INCHES TO 50 FEET
Regimental Flags!
Bunting Flags!
SUR Flags I
Muslin Flags
All Small Flags on Sticks!
We cha , lenge qualty and price with Ens
ern mannfac.nre•
PITTSBURGH FLAG MANUFACTORY
PITTOCK'S NEWS DEPOT
Fifth street opposite the Post Office
td7
5000 BARRELS OF PURE
E RY WHISKY, of different ages to
suit purchasers, at lowest ca3h prices. For sale
by.
THOS. 1%100f11,7, Distiller,
Jul F: tf No's 189, 91, 93 and 93 First street.
RON CITIT TRUST COUP iNT.
June f6th,1863.
WIRE
ANN uAL ELECTION FO f R
Daictore will be held at the Banking
House en Monday, July 8:b, 1853, between the
hours ofll and 1 o'clolk.
JOHN E. PATTERS )N.
Cashier
W. E. Schmertz & Co,.
NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
Have Just rece:vod a large and superior four
meat of'
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
BA LMORALS. BUTTON BOOTS
EUGENIE, CONGRESS AND
LACE GAITERS,
PATENT LEATHER, KID
AND SIOROOCO SLIPPERB.
MOROCCO AND KED BOOTS, &a, ,Sie.
Which they are selling at very low prices
jai
NEW iCoIe3cC_IVJE,FLIC
To Strtmathen and Improve the
HII
seyezaw. PRBBLZ
Russian Spectacles,
icaEn.stme surrEittanu '"Ron DE.
fective eight. arisbur from age or other caus
es, can be relieved by using the Russian Peb
ble Spectacles, which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinetS, to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The certitoates of these persons can be
seen at nu di%
In, purc pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacle s a reentit le d to be supplied in
future free ..fcharge with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you Wish to ensure an improver
went in your eight call on
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
Manufacturer of the Russian Pebble Speetacias,
Jamie No. 89 Pin street. Port Building
' y place of huainess is closed on Saturday
Carpe.
oor Oil Cloths, &o.
Great Redaction in Prices
-AT THE
NEW CARPET STORE
M'FARLANO, COLLINS & CO
71 &13 FIFTH STREET.
Between the Post t•mee and Dlspateh
Building..
E NOW HAVE RECEIVED OUR
new stock, Just purchased at a great re
duction from prices of last Spring. comprising a
most extensive and comple a assortment of every
description of goods in our line, which we offer for
sale at a very small advance on cost.
We propose to sell this stockat from TEN to
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS than the
Phi goods axe now selling for in New York and
Philadelphia.
iul7
Groceries .
- r itANE JEST RECEIVED A LARGE
A. supply of Tea. Coffee, Sugar and Groceries
of all descriptions. which will be sold either
wholesale or retail at the lowest CRS h rices
J. DIINDEVY.
No. 4-Diamond,
•
Pittsburgh.
ELSINGBMIG GRA.PE,
E CAN FURNISH A FEW VINES
os this va!nahle Grape at $2 El) per don=
$l2 60 per kg.
J. KNOX.
29 Fifth street.
RERIO V SL.
Ink
B. F , nexamear 11Aqa REMOVED
.ILI from tlmithlield street. below she Girard
Goose. to Na 45 Sitth street opposite the Court
House. • ardlltt
oA BOMBS TOUEr sose As
sorted. in .tore and for sale b
BROS.
klie oodland.
OUSE
R itEzi - lit i niztrallOSClE; :,
- PORT OP TITTOBURCHVi I RTIVSE11711,0•11' ' ----.
irtiRA.TRE
— 7: - .; ,.. :77 . 7 _______
ARRIVRD. ; rt r t inlaktlinaraiianlN:.'.».- :.Frni. - 111zi t t • -
Franklin, lionisett;T::::,),7: : :. i - , ... 1 2 ITi
2 ,2220 ,L ,2" .! 1
liallatin: - Clarke, do Tneinusiza.... . ............ ..- 11. OVERINtrtOBI
i i
..„..";:''''' ;7c .2. 1 l os4n : i ' n :l n ' t ' ' O ' ntr ''
: tk --- e- - Er . on!. mesa) dranniln six
1
. . „ , netctisditiod,"rr"'"` Ta" - '
. "
Pranklin, , Bannott. pp 9. T
Ganatin, Clarker
21v Last Gibb •
ing twi
light there were 2 feet 10 inobes wat at
er by the
metal marks anti about a= stand.
For Cincinnati and Lont
•
SATU,I3.DAY, Joao- 27-10 A M
z s gr a b
THE Ii 161117: PASSENCIER
steamer, C. 01455178. IC A. Cr. I,
eommaecler.will leave sa-abOre. For freight or
pashad sage ar)pky me bmrd, rr to •:: - •
J. EL I, IV-IWISTON Co.,A
& getts .
.
CASK CARE AMMONIA JUST ILE
coived and for one by__
feral St, Ailaahe4Y.
1 GROSS OF ISTER
h LINGS ANDIIO4/A
Al-
lust received by '
. .
GRO. KM-LT.'
in 3 69 Federal St.. Allegheny.
irp LAIR & NVEYETIBIS LiglOtD RE!'
AD nEtjtlat received by
• GEO. A.-KKLLL
GlPederal St, Allegheny.
GROSS OF NICIIOLS iLiit4ll44 )
and bark jaat reaeived - by
3 -GI FedeEGO. A. KELY.
Federal SU. Alle L ghanY.
_ .
1 GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD.DE4.W
Oiler Just received by .1_
ANOTHER ARRIVAL !: !
mecoLisTEß & BAER,
10S Wood street,
doois from ath.
' I_II.4.VING NOW IN STORE THE LATI!;.
AL AI. test and most complete eascrtment of Cl
ears and Pipes in the City, which they are selling
at the very lowest _ . - •
Cask Figures. : _ -
Call and examine them before
.purchaeig
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attendetto.'
ja23t.
CARPETS -FOR CANII t
AT DECIDEDLY - 3r:cgs ' TSAN
wbele3ale Prices:.Bonglit - .previous to any
considerable advance by the manufacturers, and
will be sold accordingly. Well eseasolied-Sheet
Oil Cloths,
. . .
AT LOW. PRICES.
Woolen and Cotton Drnggen,
Canton . _ _M atting Ike.
W. D. & H. Ma OALlstriffi
Irt AT NO. 87 FORRTiIi STREET..
2
.__. . .._
NEW GOODS
Pa. in ENTi E . li ~-
.
94 MAR KET STR SAT,
' t4 T ISOW cJ 0 1] . IPE NING A SPLENDID
New Sprin g Dress Goods ;
New Sprin g Shawls ;
New Silks, all Colors ;
New Foulard Silks;
mealof
New Chintzes, and a fall assort-
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
WHICH HE WILL SELL
CHEAP FOR GASH:
'030:12w
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing MaeNhliie
Was awarded
FIRST CLASS PRIZE MEDAL,
- AT THE
WORLD'S FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND.
where all the Ma Chines of
EUROPE AND AMERICA
wore in competition_
aAs at
avhry Industrial Exposition. Par 3, France,
[fatted States Fair
at Which Rowing Mashines havo been exhibited.
The principal Companies making Setting Ma
chines are W heeler & Wilson, 1 M. omger &
Co. and Grover & Baker. Of tho - machines made
there were sold during the year /a sr reported:
By Wheeler & 21,3013
By C. W. Binger dt 10933
By Grover .2 IBaker..
..........10,880
Showing WHEELER & WELSO.N'S rates tote
double those cf any other Sewirtgidachine Com-
PanY in the country. . ...
OFFICE. 27 PIM &MENA SITTSBIIHaIL
and
Thisrange Machine makes the 'IA MT STTCH,"
highest on accoun of the ela l stioitY,
earmanence„ beauty and. genera desirableness
of the stitching when done. and the wide range
°rite B P§licati"n — SEeDort of the Ametinan In
stitute. ew Yorkj
julBcL&wtf.
•
°NEWS It16:11. IEILEKLED CON
gross gaiters for £locts
CONCERT . HALL SHOE Sli)liE.
Alen's fine boots, for
At Concert Hall Shoe Store.
iiees ehoe3 for
At Concert Hnll Shoe Store.
SCO- Call and exsunlne tVleSegoOds for
yourselves.
62 Filth Street,
D EN TISTR Y.
rin SETH E3vir 'LAMED WITAIOLT
pain by the me of Dr. Oudry's apparatus.
HOFFMAN dr. EDMIUNDSON
DENTIST&
All work warranted
134 Smithfield Street, Pitbbarg
rirOBACCO AND CLOARS—A,I,FIDED
-Do Commercial Broker in Leaf and manufac
tured Tobacco and &gars., 134 Water street,
[corner of Pine.) New York. Tobacco and Began
carefully selected for exportation. Dealers, and
Tobacconiso will find it to their interest to call
or communicate by letter. tithe beet brands, in
any quantity. at lower prices than any ot her
hose.
my29;3md
B ry YOIIII G.A.lprznis,
BUY YOUR GAITERS.
BUY YOUR GAITERS.
AT NO 15 At NO 16
FIFTH S MEET. FIFTH 6rR&IOT
D. S. DIFFRNBAOII R.
HENRY W..BEAUNIONT diCO.
DELLIS/I IN
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
Also, Blackberry. Raspberry. Wild Chem , . and
Ginger Brandies. Old MC l3loll Shahela• •ItiON and
other Whiskies. Jamsiea Km. &xi
No. 88 libartir Street `
OPPoelte Bonrth street,
sodar PI27BBBB@ H " Pd.
Ai- Hotels Tavers. la1nillay;814
44mo szi tratafor th.
IiEffEMS
fiEo..de, A, fliettir
69 Fa •
Fede r al
KELLY,69 Etc • Allegbaziy:
.ILIUEr.L.T.E ELVER&
, -
:he charming Equestrienne: and
BLAST. JOHNNY,
who, on his -Twin 'Ponies, APOLLO AND
ADONIS, will appear as the IN/RAPID BUR
DLL RIDER.
Arrangements have also - hemmed° with
-' • .
'MR. CHARLES REED,
the Retro - Equestrian and Pomersaulter.
MR. GEORGE DERIOUS,
/ the Impersonator of the Monkey Race.
MR. PRANK' WU/MEANER,
formerly Maestri= Director of Welch's Great
National anus. - - -
THE BROTHERS CONRAD,
1 the best.nd moat graceful gymnasts of the day.
NHL -C.,
.KINIG,
the champion Leaner and
, A LA 'WE ACROBATIC AND EQUESTRIAN
FORCE,
&
; not meting the Pop - alag CLOWN AND COMIC
VOCALIST,_
-.: - Witir, littatitATElPE,
who is lustlY BtA•drihn
MOST AMUSING MAN OE THE TIMES,
Those Laughable Arainhie . +Mao& .
. ..-. T.llll CORIOIECLES.
wi'l be brought into the Arena at Awl Perform
8411e GRAND POCESSION of all the greati , '-,
seam s of the • Dhow." PEOPLE. WAGONN.
ROBV'ONIES. MULES, ac., preceded by
the • PHAL MIMIC OAR coniaiWlng
J. NAB AR'd KEYS° NE CORNET BAND.
i vitt be made diiil,y at 10.3 o'clock.
. Et. CASTLE, Agent.
In„ ' Dr. RP. JON FA D irector of Publications.
ltea..l"; ' - ' • ' ' ' ' ' '
J. It. tiorzninas..-.. . nuts
COUNWELL st.KER,B,
CARRIASE. -3 MAUFACTURERS.
BRASS PIATEIIB,
aad maititactuive of
Eaddleti- mid 'Carnan 'Halfwit*
No. 7 St. Ct a ir Stnit aztd Dix7tuane Way.
tune the iiridre.l •
PII'7binMRCI Ef IPAt
CHRITADOROIS .11A1.13 DYE
THE ONLY DYE . E ver analyzed
THE ONLY Dlto bepoism ass
THE ONLY DYE....:•••••;- :..... Fora liranll:9;9lM
THE , HELyFor a perfect watt
THE ONLY DY11..,..;..,:-Thatdeilesdeteetion
THE ONLY EXE... is instimittnetv
andthe - 7
ONLY DYE"
For all who desire to have the color of their hair
changed with safety - certainty , and: rapidity, to
any shade they may dezure.
CJIBISTADORO'S HAIM PIIZIERVA.
• UWE -
Is, invaluable with his Dye, as it imparb the
ea t
Boftnese, the most beat:Wird gloat, and great
vitality to the Mgr.
friannfaccured by J. OKISTADORO. 6-4401'
Howe, New Yor_k, Sold everywhere, and sea
edjiy all Hal/ uresaars-
Price, 50 oetats $1 and $2
to 'we. per bottle. wording
inns:d&w3wo.
Wilt. OBIAS' VENEUsti f last we 31
interesting hild
MBNT. Died
saw of croup. What &pretty and
c e* I Bat now,
alas I it is no more.. - Such waste° conversation
of two gentlemen riding doe
1 h e w n
town in the
Died of croup g
how stranen Dr. Tobi care. as'
Venetian' Liniment is a certain cure, if taken in
time. Now, Mothers, we amnia to you. It is not
for the paltry gain and prat we make, but for
the sake of your infant child that now lies play
ing at your feet,' Crony is a dangeroms disease;
brume Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment in time,
end it is robbed of its terrors. Always keep it in
the home Fatima, not want it to-night, or to
morrow. no telling when—but armed with this
liniment you are prep let it come wt en it
will. Price only 25 moss e. Office 56 Cort
landt Street, Plow York. Solu by all Drugghit s.
iul2:d&wilme
Fates about Braudreth'r Pills.
Two KWastah Env ournati
Mr G ester N. YOpt.
.1872.
. .: M .litintram; • see
~d ier
Repub/icas
Dear Sir— I would-. data that I wad induced to
use BRAIIDR/STEIII PILLS, through the recom
mendation ofdohn Swift, af Croton, Wmtahoo
ter count7.•whcsoras entirely restored -to health
bY their use. He wee sick tor some two yew. vet
costive and Ovando, and he bird everything
but was not Mimed. Finally. he took one Beau
"death's Pill err= dayforitureek. and a dodo aril:
Pills every day for three daya and then took one
Pill every day, with an comb:nal dose of all. fa
one month he was ahnstaffo to wark, sua l three
months he well. v - a cant 4 1 Sunde wash
•• - Won truly. WADI) Y.
Wintosorms Ce cm. SO -
Meuse Purdy being duly sworn. g in that ho
redder in the town of New Phial %. that some
yaws alio he was very rick with a sore on his leg.
which' WA
irouch bean running fur ever Ave earyic that
alic distressed fryain inhis chest.
and besides very costive and & p drinentim that af
ter trying rations remedies and many physicians,
he eommernoed usingßrandreth'sPills, ids to 4ght
three times &week:. and at the and of one mouth.
the sore on bill let nesled. and attn. and ...of two
months he win indroly istidorthrenei l dra
perpods' and nab.. snit
m arl wed ever
dues. PURDY. •
• T7 . Etinvilk to Won trindersMB62.
iaoLkdkwife Jostiotof the Plat'.
Sold b 7 Thomas Radpita. uu
ittentllik
' Aixtrumzorra.
-- - (Nifiitled. -Una°, Torciiiballo::':
7hl 7; Tuesitiyiev yo . ' in be performed
UNCLE T0...11i8 CABIN.
Une'e- .. . . , ...... .3fr..Emythe
St. Clair
- - - fton
Lest,. ' Se • Foster
Maas ' ' - - , •
Geo. H
Eliiartil Lovri
_ Dndron
. . ..
den
- ...
Topsy .. ........... Eva .... _ ... . ..-;.. ......... ...
Annie Wardduns
.Mire Jennie
O~betia
Ableman
Art le' t , Fecalie on' Diefie•*.
. .
" 2d, The Freeman's Defaces,
3d Thou art gene forever.",
4t h.Limosinglableart.
6ih, The Slava Market.
v. 604 Death of Tom.
BEAVTJPC L P IC fl ,
WedneedaY ilight.-DattellbofAisiNrB Ward.
7
Great &hone
.Cirous
.441o:-.E4c,-sm O'W .
Uccle''. the Menagerial-Direction of
`MRS: 'C.-VARNER.
ypit
. -
on
cud
of Ben Trim
ble's Hotel, •
FOR FIVE DAYS
eirriminielnitTlTE SDAYNlGHTaine'3o.lli en
EVERY' ANDAPTPRNOUN Nxemr, until the
4th of JulyinelusiVe,
On Saturday.. 4th. ,Three Performances
MORNI2M-NOON-ANO NIGHT.- •
Admission2so. L Reserved Seats ... ..30 c ,
NO HALE PRIOR. - •
Beats for everybody. Performances AJMER.-
N 0 ON AND NIGHT.'ai2 arid 734 o'clock. This
newly organized-Coneern presents . -
More and Ratter 11 °Mee,
- Ma and Pmer Ponies,
A Greater 'umber of
- • A Better Selection .0-Trained Animal..
A Larger Troupe. of-Permfmmers,
A Mort CarefullY Arranged PrOgramme,
A More Unexceptionable Entertainment,
- - -
A More P A More Complete Orchestra,
erfect Outfit, - -
A More Coinfortably Conatruitted Interior,
More Costly Dresses;
A Grearec VarietTil
And the - evineemeot of a MORD CORRECT
TASTIC AND .TOND OP REFINtsbiaNT. than
have hitherto been offered to the people for their
PATRONAGE • AND SVPPORT.
The Mandgereel; Wl4 & person, verfbrm the
MARVELOUS BLIND WetITE HOnED "
SURRE.Y,
and the proud apiritect war steed
AMPION,
and will alto have CH
the honor of introducing in a
Professional capacity, her daughter.
MISS 'ICE,
in superb nianere exercise - either spirited young
Palfrey, SWUNG VIDGET.
Among the p.rformers enraged are the cele
brated. VVIDTBY FAINLE.N, consisting of Mr.
HARRY W.H.T017. (formerly,
introduceof Cooke's Eng
fih Girona) who will his elegant Equine
''Ascentionist". DUCE() W.
SPECIAL NOTZCEB.