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LOCAL INTEILIGKNCE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1864
The Draft.
The following ft the result of the drawings
yesterday
VS.B9AILLES TOWNSHIP.
Barnet •Havedom Chas T Taylor
Jones Elias Kelly
John Fitzpatilek las McLaughlin
Win Haney !James Davidson
* John Marks IWin H Lovell
George Dunbar Jas Montgomery
Porter Auld (David Cowan
John M Eafleld Patrick MoKenley
James Shields Thomas McCracken
Mclinerron Joshua Leung
Hobert Cornell Wm Creighton
John Patrick McLaughlin,
Alfred-Corey John Hughey
Rush M White Andre* Giles
J ohn Duncan Thomas Lochord
William Carter Albert Miller
(leo F Miller James Pinkerton
'Lit bltman Robert Guy
JPPri 11 Taylor Theodore Rimmed
John Miller' e Bayard
Wm 11 Stewart rlios Fawcett
AMg tint Alberie William White
John Mackey Harvey Linen
James Mitchell Hugh McKeown
Jacob Cramer Age
Thomas Williamson Charles Shields
Abram Perkins .Francis Russell
. Mimes Gravy Thomas. Burton
David Auld 'George NV etas
Joseph Alai ke 'James Robertson
John Robinson, jr Henry Davis
Thos II Kerr Ambrose Ryan
Witi Dodds Michael King
Prank Blessing Hope HAD
-Tense C Omani j lames Keogh
DktldMeMurn Hubert Taylor
John Ogden atoorrt A Young
Win Stewart Monies McCloskey
Win H ;Thompson Cahn Kane
Martin Gal; inj•Jeorge Bowman
John Littler I dattliias Toy
John L Rubinson ji.at rick Toolan
TOWNSHIP.
Vim lVtlliain,,
henry Clailo
Mienal Welsh
William Hardy
Alexander Dempster
William Nichol
.Frederick Sarver
Robert McKee
Charles J Haluit
;Thos Law
James Berry
,L e iria
, LeWls Whitt/1.6,T
:11111 :McAdams
Itie:Jb Fright
ake
IJuN is
'i'eter Huffman
: Abraham Blair
ir l'pier
i ittlilin haslet
!John Sterrer
crier Jtiner
Lowry Il Weal
lo:Jii I ogle
Adam Ankernian
'John Lutz
V.n W Cox
'Frank Pelat r
!Robert iiriarly
'iJobert Blackbird
'Anthony Croon hank
; Italie liottiatin
John Higgins
o h,, lard
i•aul Leuk
John S Stall
Nicholas Coleman
I FrederlJ2k
.1 oh n i i ins
John L.eu to
George Adams
rotor Altinire
H trtinati
Ji - Jari,ta McCoy
Joseph Bort
Samuel flier
itios Harrison
John Leadheater
Petri Ott
John Little
steittne
Abner iiilusner
John Clare
John Luffee
Henry Goldetrmi
Edward West
James Herrington
John K Nelson
Joseph Bell
John Shultz
Da% id Jacobs
Barney Goldbaugh
Liedtge lierwig
George Herwick
PhilipZimmeituan
Henry Debit
4 Stepnen Teeter
John I- Muse
B W Smith
William Rankin
Was Daughterly.
Tneo D Sawyer
John Bishop
J as D Whittaker
JohnlNleGowan
bantord P Haney
Anthony Sbuttz
A re habald Serena
William Nelson
Frederick Hummel
Joseph Cothrie
Hiram al Neal
John Taylor
Wm J Moore
Wm Herald
Henry Swingler
John Murphy
Cochran Neal
Casper St rut t
flue }lodger's
Jacob Smarr
Henry L Large
Hubert Ewing
William White
Henry DiViot
Reinhart Steinmets
Tilos Barnes
Joseph Mc( /inn
Thomas Sloop
John Hutchinson
Martin Shulte
Nicholas doter
John Galway
John Williams
John Linn
Peter Deza in
David Rul-an:a
Criminal Court.—The time and attention
of the Court was occupied yesterday in the trial
of George Cox for the murder of Robert Get
lay. Two how. were spent in empanneling a
jury. There were a great number of challenges.
The following jury were tlnaily selected:
Albert A. Curry, John Shatter, Wm. Fairfield.
John F. Bennet, David Dehiven, Stephen
Calm, Samuel George, James formiey, John
Carson, Wm. Earley, Wm. L. Bennett, Hobert
Hill.
After the jury were sworn a number of wit
nesaes were examined, from whom we gathered
the lollowin frets. 1)n the 23.1 day of Arun,
166.1, about eight or nine o'do2.h is the evening,
Clearge.:Cox and Robert Getii.by met at the
public house of Mr. Willi ire Frany, , in Baldwin
township, on the Brrmiagfo n and Elizabeth
road, at the six inll,• ferry 4111 I 11,J;: a drink or
two together. lazy remained a:mut three
quarters of an hour in the hou,,e and appeared
to be friendly. When they went out of the
house to go home, a n altercation took place be
tween them in regard to some coal hands, when
one word brou,,lit on another and they were
heard by the landlady to call each other none of
b—s, when Cox struck rletinhy and knocked
him down, kicking him once on the head after
ho-was down, and then lea% ing for home. The
landlady ran out and tr led to retie 'lets, by up,
but found him dying. She then called her daugh
ter (her husband being absent from home, and
the two raised him up and propped him against
the steps. Re died in three quarter's of an hour
after he was hurt. Dr. McCook had the upper
part of deceased's skull in coprt. There appear
ed to fie a previous injury on the top of the
head and, internally, there was a Lica of un
natural growth, but the imrfor tray of opinion,
notwithstandit:q, that deceased came to his
death by external violence producing the rup
ture of bloodvessels near the upper part of the
nasal bone, adjoining the skull, which rupture
produced en cdect on the brain not unlike apo
plexy, only that in this ease the fore part of the
brain was affected, whereas in apoplexy the
hind part is more usually effected..
The Commonwealth reste.l after examining
three wltnesse.. The .lefense rely principally
upoathe grounds that there were no threats and
no apparent malice or desire to commit murder,
but that the act was only intended as an assault
and battery. They also averred that Mr. tiotinby
bad long entertained a prir tie grudge against
the prisoner. The case will probably be decid
ed to-day. Contrary to expee te.rion this case
was decided yesterday, the prisoner being found
guilty of manslau ;hter.
Sculling, Ma:ch.—The Mitch between
Hamill and Ward has b: en tizell to take place
on the 19th day of July. Speaking of this
race the New York Clipper says. Both men
are known as 11(4t-class experts in sculling exer
else. and have contended against each other be
fore, twice on the SelluylkLil, Pa., both of
which Hamill won, and twice at Poughkeepsie,
of which each won one, Hamill being the vic
tor in the last, since which he has of course
held the proud title of champion sculler of
American waters. What the result of the forth
coming contest on July 19th will be. It is im
possible and uselosa to prophecy, but that Ham
ill is the favorite it is useless to deny, his vi tc
ry on the last occasion at Poughkeepsie hating
given him immense prestige, not only in Pitts
burgh, but in New York and all other places
where fast sculling is taken cognizance oL"
Poison to Paint,—We hare often heard
that there was poison In paint, especially in
some kinds. The Detroit gives the
following instance of a person being injured
with the poison of paint. This morning, a man
named Pinery, a painter by trade, for many
years a resident of this city, but lately of St.
Clair, was suddenly taken ill at the corner of
Jefferson avenue and Randoloh street. He ap
peared as if In great agony with cramps in his
stomach, hands and feet. He stated that he had
been at work until Saturday. and had intended
to return home. On Sunday he was taken with
symtoms, but received medical attend
ance and partially recovered. A physician, who
was present' ascribed as a cause the inhalation
of poison from lead used in paint.
Anetlon.—There was an auction of viirlous
articles at the Bazaar, on Wednesday, and.on
Friday-there will be an auction of many fence
at the:cold Ou(iosity shop, today. The twill.,
sogip will bE 3014 separately or altogether to the
Wiliest bidder, by sealed proposals, which will
pa received up to Saturday.
; .,Stioltary eastueria,Liss4....
Holmes, Trciatittrer ( Baniiiiiy F ace ,
edges the receipt of therlollowing additional con
tributbsns: •
Morfison UnderWood,'.. . ... ,
Sarah 'Ash, Waterfonl, - Erie`CO. -
RL McGrew, Treas. Steamboat Fu ad on
account 500 00
Second Ward School Concert, 143 25
B B ChaMberlin, Nen+ Brig - ht.:a, 10 00
Employees A English &Co . 25 00
J Metz 300
Breyman's Comithittee,. ! , . .... 402-06
P
A Pi
BittaburgFreeporth Dentatt, Ua
perlin - Watt.... 60 O 0
00
Matthew ll,
Law, do ' 1 00
H Kerr, do • 160
-
Amos Tuttle do
.1 60
C Hill 4 00 ' 500
Employees Monongahela. Bridge CO 11 50
Concert of Miss Winger & Class, Ship
penville, Clarion Co
Aid Society, ShippenvUle
Collected by Miss Maggie Shippen, Ship
penville
Mr. Fie, Cincinnati
Addison T 1,., Somerset County,.
/lira Wm Bagaley '
C C Mellor, proceeds sale of Librettos of
the "Meastah,i , June 11th ' 13 10
.2 & A Rayit,errorin Building Camila— ..10 (Xi
I. Bentz, error in Bultdlng Com list 5 00
Enterprise Coal Mine, Saw SMI Run.... 2i 65
Ist Ger Luth Church, Allegheny 102 12
Wm M Edear 25 00
Trinity Episcopal Church, balance after
purchasing goods
Two Philadelphia Fair Tickets.. , • •
U P Church, Lawrenceville
Meth Prot Church, Elizabeth .......
J P & R H Knox, Stone Masons
do do Employees
Jas Boyd, Shoemaker, Allegheny
Committee on Foreign and lioretlfitt Cor
respondence on account
• 'Employees Monongahela House 95 00
John Mal Crossau 106 00 200 00
Mr& Mrs H Kieber's Concert, 225 00
Hubbard & Long, Hardware 50 00
Lieuts It Clarke & U C 111 , 0onnell, per
Mies Cooper
Reiter & Co
do hands
Ist Baptist Church, Pitts, rtddq...
St Augustine's German Catholic. Oongre
gation, Lawrenceville
E J Agnew, Treas. Sanitary Fun I, Law
rence county, on account
Little Misses of Tionesta
H I. McGrew, Treas. Steambo.it Fund, on
account 400 02
Also the following contributions to be after
wards acknowledged In detail
Employees Westmoreland Coal Co
do Lewis, Oliver &
do Fort Pitt Glass Works_..
do' Dilworth, Porter & Co
Master Painters and Employees
From D U Clapp, Cashier of the E.tir
Eleventh dal 'a receipts
Twelfth do .... .
Thirteenth do
Fourteenth do
Fifteenth do
Previously reported
Prisoners at Lynchburg.—Srrgt. Frank
Shafer, of Co A, 63d Penns)ivanla Pegia.cn:.
writing under date Lynchburg, May loth, give
the following hat of prisoners, member; of the
1.33.1 regiment confined at test place :
Sergt. Prank Shafer, Cu. A ; Sergt. Wm. Pt.
tern, Co. D ; Frank Reed, Co C; Robert Huh
ter. Co. C; John Rush, Co. IL G.
Co Henry F. Kerner, E; Chan. •APC.,,y
of our company, was wuunlei and la in one
of the haapitale. Sergt. Shafer aJde : We are
going to leave here, but I do not know our des
tination.
The Allegheny Cattle Vards.-11.ere ix
not much stock In these yards at present. Yes
terday there was some thirty head of cattle,
about ttfty head of sheep, and a few swlrc
The sheds and enclosures are large and well pro
tided with the cm ventences necessary for ac
commodating stock. There are good hotels in
the vicinity, and the Western railroads run
close by. We have no doubt that this is a good
market for cattle, and that In every other sea
son of the year, these pens will be crowded with
choice stock.
Westmoreland Conuty.—The Dernocrriti.
of this ceunty, at the Primary election last
week, place.l the following excellent ticket in
nomination:
Assembly, John Margnett, John W. Biddle.
Prothonotary, John Zimmerman. Clerk of the
Courts—Joseph W. Blair. Commissioner—Mi
chael O. Keener. Poor House Director—Rob
ert Dixon. Auditor—John .M. Peebles. Trus
tees of Academy—Henry Kettering, John Kuhns,
Jr. George 111 3 era. James Rutledge and Garret
Crush's, were appointed Representative c on
ferees ; and E. J. Keenan. Esq., John C.
Plumer and Abner Carson, Congressiouc Con
ferees.
False Alarm.—There was an alarm of tare
on Wednesday evening about nine o'clock, a nd
a great light area seen to arise on the Allegheny
aide of the river. But there were no houses
burned down. The light arose from burning, the
rubbish gathered from the various apartments
of the Fair Buildings, which had been hauled to
the Allegheny commons and set on tire. As the
act may be repeated for several consecutise
evenings, people should not become alarmed at'
seeing a light in that direction.
Sergeant Robert GI. John ston.—Th,.
lant soldier belonged to the 'nth Regiment, and
redeived the wound which caused Ida death at
the battle of the Wilderness. Ile was with the
Regiment In all the battles in which it hail
been engaged up to that time, and his comrades
and officers speak In the highest terms of his
courage and soldierly qualities. His is another
name added to the roll of gallant spirits who
hese fallen In defense of the stars and stripes.
Dogs.—Several cases of disorderly conduct
and one of assault and battery have arisen from
a dltaculty - about does. Three families liav:
been before the Honor the Mayor two or three
times for quarreling, and each time dogs came
in as the originators of the disturbances. We
heard of one women, who Is said to keep five
doge, although she washes for a living and is
barely able td pay her rent. Let the clogs be
Vacation.—The public schools of the city
will close on the last day of June, and terualn
closed till the first day of September. The Al
legheny city schools have adopted the seine ar
rangement, and most, likely AI the Borough
schools in the vicinity. This la a good arrange
ment for the pupils, but unless the salaries of
the teachers are continued it not so good to:
the teachers, who have to be at expeare all the
time.
The Monitor.—This famous war vessel Is
to be exhibited at the Wheeling Fair. It will
take down all the Monitors and gunboats on
the river when it gots down. We are glad to
know that an invitation has been received to
exhibit the "littlekiant" at the Wheeling Fair
as it places "a Pittaburgher"in a prominent post
tion as a skillful and ingenious mechanic.
Pittaburgher HAlled.—Clapt. S. A. Me-
Kee, of the 155th Regiment, was kille,l at tho
head of hts command In a charge on the enemy's
!Ines, near Petersburg. i'Apt. afeii:ee has par
ticipated in many i•f the battles by the Army of
the Potomac. He was once badly wounded at
Fredericksburg. lie leaves a wife and family
to mourn his loss.
Bounties to Wounded Soldiers.—lt
should be generally known that by a recent de
cision of the War Department, all soldiers who
have been discharged from the service by rea
son of wounds received in battle, are entitled to
a bounty of one hundred dollars, no matter how
short their term of service.
Sprinkling the Streets.—This is a delight
ful business. The wrier cools the streets and
sends an ..kecaslonal breeze into and around the
heated rooms and workshops, upon these sultry
days that is indeed refreshing Then it com
pletely settles tae dust and renders the city as
clear as after a shower.
Coal Exchange.—llereafter the meetings
of the Exchange will be held daily at eleven
o'clock, at which time all buying and selling of
coal, barges, etc., will be made. This will be of
great advantage to coal dealers and others, and
will save an immense amount of trouble.
Row are the Mighty Pallen!—Hon.
John Covode received only 660 votes at the
Republican Primary Election in Westmoreland
County. lila Republican opponent Wm. M.
Stewart received 1416. "Glory to —."
PeebLea Townahtp Draft.—A meeting of
thesubecriben to thebounty fund, of Peebles
township, to secure men under the Last call,
was held last evening in the Berme' house,' ter
the purpose of distributing said fund.
Atiaiwtio are indebted to
tfOr..the July copy of the• Atlantic
'Monthly containing, The Wife's,Story, Glory
ing the (bed, Mexico, Currency, Ice-period in
America &c. For sale at Miner., who
keeps all stated periodicals.
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PCOP" , VtrISBURGIT,! I 44I,PAY: MORNING, JIM 24, I:Q4
Corns and Bunioni.—We take pleasure
M announcing the fast that Dr. Randall, who
performed.° many cures ,equally of inveterate
corns, diseaaed halls and bunions has teturned.
to fhenity, and may be fOtlnd et No.. Ar J.: Fifth
street. Dr. Rhea cured many cases where the
fistietrt bald tried all systems .before, and has
oertifientee from Thomas Al. Esq.; Wm.
Phillitat, Eli Young, and Many well known citi
zens who have antlered from these troublesome
pesta. On Saturday we wereahown the follow.
ing certificate frees Henry Briggs, of Betmv er
"Dr... Randall eldraeitted liSfrod pain
ful corn for me last summer,—the same inflam
ed my loot and rendered toe perfectly lame, but
La Less than ten minutes 7 was reauy to leave
his office, and have never telt &twinge since,
tits cures are invaluable,•and I wish his skill
encouragement."
26 00
1 00
Dr. R. has made this branch of surgery the
study of many years, ss thbusand f of test imoni.
ala firom all parts el the world clearly establish,
and is admitted Sy Surgeons and Physicians of
Medical Schools Old Colleges that he is the only
real choropedist In this continent. Officeltours
from 10 a. m. to 6 p. tn.
Circus and Illenagerle.—lt is seldom that
people have an opportunity .nf witnessing an
:exhibition of wild anithald along with a emus,
but a chance of that kind will be afforded soon
In this.eity. Thayer is Noyes have thrown their
circueand Menagerie together and will exhibit
both for one .and the same adynlaaion fee, on
the last day of June, and the first second and
fourth days of July next. ' This combination is
said to attract immense crowds of people to every
town where they hold an exhibition. Van Arc
burgh's Menagerie Is of itself a great show. Then
those who enjoy a hearty laugh will have their
eases attended to by Dr. J. L. Thayer, the inimi
table humorist, who will enliven the scenes of
the circle by his quaint drolleries, and also in
troduce his wonderful comic mules. Mons.
bavis, a pupil of the great Van Amburgh, will
manipulate the lions and tigers.
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32 15
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10 00
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Any of our readers who may have Beeswax
to dispose of, are directed to the advertisement
of OSePti Fleming, drugt ebrner of the
Diamond and Market street, who will pay the
highest cash price for large or small ntlYntities.
:-.hould you be in want of anything In the Drug,
Perfumery, White Lead, t or Patent ..qediclne
line, you could not go to a better plum in Use
city, where you can get a finer assortment; or , at
more reasonable prices.
71 00 371 00
8 OJ
F2.1111,1t lon nt Lnt robe. —The annual Lit
trary Exhibition, at:it... anent '1 l;,,ilege, near
Latrobe, trill take place na the . 28th ins!. 'rho
Drente and gII 9 minas of the tit udenms are re—
spectfully Invited to attend.
Y. A tennven fir Nrera, V. 11.
Director of tit. 1 manta% t,:allege.
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251 6o
135
Lubin's Hair I)re , slng norilinejuid
at Ilenhln's .11 . 1 e PI ore, No. h, i.truet,
uherc tue mt ++S5Oll meat of cs tracts, hair
soapa Xr.ti tr. iet art vet - offered a
Pittsburgh jaibl., Can NI had. None hat the
hest quality of goods are illspen.ed from tLeur
counter. •
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4,610 41
3 454 'I
9,'7a 51
..IbnEPli Mi.: /la
JOSEPH MEYER G. SON,
MEM!
$269,675 50
ANTZFACITII ETZ S OF
MEM
PLAIN AND FANCY
F URNIT (IRE AND CHAIRS
153 SMITHFIELD, AND 41'b PENN St+
Between ith t.t., and Virgin alley
801 QI LT, Gt.Yi ERIN E,
OrLnit•us, In., lirown
Windsor Demulcent, White Castile
Mottle,l(2asttle, Juo. MNiulte, .I..chey flue.
.M'Veinoo, Moia, Hone, N)I,L1.11. SAVOLI, cy
age Swipe. The 11 ,, nuractuf era of Luvrhin
Winters, Lubin, Qo , .ieti, ygenitque, Bizin
Ilancl, Task,: alma, NVitsh.,
and Low , j ust received at
RANKIN'S DRUG STORE,
jel4 113 Mit,Let htreet, I
I ..- Fourth
DAY &
taros ,n.l Dealer. In
SADDLERY, HARNESS
AND
COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
the Oaten Stit:-p,
LI, PA.,
VILTOULII HESPEC'rt , CLLY CALL
4.'• the at teitt inn t I t 4, COaChllll'rd
nealera in general, ht thelt
Large and Well Selected Stock
-Consisting In part 1..1-
Ca rrl age ALanulaot carers.
Patent and Enameled. Leathers, E.nam
t led Cloths, Damasks, Broad Cloths,
Laces, Fringes, Bands, Spring's,
Axles, Dolts, Felloes, Spokoo,
Hubs, Shafts, etc., etc.,
All of which have been
PURCHASED WITH GREAT CARE,
Lilted%lly the W(101) WORE, which will
be lou:.1 ut the
Hest Quality, %Veil Seasoned and Dry
Saddlers and Harness Maken3,
Will find a full and complete atock of
Harness Leathers, Saddle Trees, Flames,
Webs, fail Measure Straining Webs,
of all bun - therm, Bite, Buckles,
tit irrups, Spurs, Threads,
etc, OA ~ etc.,
All t.f which Ulll be sold nt the lowest CASH
pri:es, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
TO 'l'l.lE: F. 4 A:1)1)1_,E.13.€1
I'. S.—We do not deal in Saddiem and Bridles,
bat leave those WIC IDS it.r our eustuntete to
make at.d sell, as they ptoperly 'Along t that
branch.
tny2i-tf DAY . HAYDEN.
DYSENTERY
ID iEL rhae a.
DIXON'S AIIOIIIATIC
BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
Is the only safe and sure cure. It con
tains no opium or deleterious drugs, no min.
eral or other injurious compounds common
to remedies generally sold for this class of
disease. It is so efficacious that Physicians
very generally use it in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous oases.
Mt' Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
ful compositions, (many of which under
mine and ruin the constitution,) when you
can obtain an unfailing remedy as simple
and safe as Blackberries themselves.
Ask for Dixox's lll4okaaaar
Tyra, and see that the proprietor's name is
written on the outside wrapper of eaoh bet-
Prepared only by
•
Sae Proprietor, CINCINNATI.'
For lab by all respectable druggists.
Price, (oldityle, 35 ots.) 280., 600. rind
51 j , per. Bottle.
H A Y -40 MLLES TIMOTHY—
/a More and for sale by
FETZER k ARMSTRONG,
solo eerarxr Market and First its
~..u..e.::cral
; Ti - AP( Ili •'t "to •
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TELEGRAPHIC.
VROM OUR Viltii-E.6ITION.
The Attack at White House—Beb
el Loss Heavy.
,FOrifOESS 11103411 CA. 224-s—The
steamer from White house yesterday
morningzeports; that at :six o'clock on
the 20th, Fitzhughlee and Wade Hamp
ton attacked our fdrees entrenched there
tinder General Aberereombrie, bet were
repulsed and driven babk by our gun
boats. The rebels then planted aha ttery
and fired on the land forces, which was
continued till 4 o'clock. The rebel loss
was comparatively heavy. prisoners
captured state that our gunboats, were
mistaken for transports, and the rebels
expected to capture our troops before
Sheridan could come to our assistance.
At five o'clock Sheridan arrived with his
entire command. Our loss was• only 3
wounded. Gen. AbercroMbie received
a dispatch from General Grant, during
the engagement, to hold'tbe place at all
hazards. There was some skirmishing
yesterday,
Strength of Leo's Position
NEw Yong, June 28. A World spe
cial, dated from the field before Peters
burg, June 21st, says: - I would be less
surprised to awaken to-morrow morning
and gnd Grant's army posted somewhere
on the enemy's flank, than I would to
fincT that. he (sad attacked them in front
and forced them ire . = their present posi
tion.
General Lee has a strong position in
our front, and is defending it -with his
entire army so far as „I, can learn. He
certainly has every ineentive for fighting
so hiog as lie has the slightest chance of
holding our army at hay. 1 - f ice b ea t
him, good-bye to further railroad nom
murileatl4 ra with Richmond. Therefore,
w ishes to save the Capital, he must
exert himself here. Our troops are dan
gerously close to Petersburg. So near
is nc portion of our dine to the city that
they could, With all' ease, send shells
t r, an] li It at point blank range.
Operations before Petersburg,
New Youti, June. herald cor•
re , p ,, ndence of the . ...01.11 says ; '1 he reb
els did not reply to us while shelling the
city in front, for the reason perhaps
that their batteries were so well covered
by our sharpshooters, that it was difficult
to work the guns. Gen. Birney has
strengthened the lines in frost of the 2d
corps, and made them secure. Prison.
era reports that Hill's and Longstreei's
c..rps had arr,ved in Petersbutg on Fri
day, but they were instructed, in case
, d capture, to say they 1., longed to
\\ ibe's brigade 01 Beauteg.,rd'a eunr
'nand.
Another Herald corr . , spondent sapi!
Gen. V 4. ikon and hi cavalry moved on
the 14:11 and lstlt, and was about eight
ides south of Prince George Court
It protects our left, tank ant
rear. Our pickets extend from the left
of ttio infantry line to Black Water
Important Washington Items.
E YoRE, June 2:; —The following
i• from Washington specials: The Sen
,tu Committee on Foreign Affairs has
n solved to take no definite a, lion on
Mexican resolutions until the next
ses,iou. This determination wa., partly
consequent on Mr. Corwin's visit.
The Judiciary Committee Mill be
ready in a few days to report their dec•
i-ion in the• Arkansas case, and will
probably recommend that states which
have not been indirectly reclaimed tr..m
the !eh.•llion 'mhall not be allowed to vote
the Llectoril Colleve.
General Giant hai ordered the dig
iiihution of a whisby ration to our
ti, , op; in trout of Pctcr
Heavy Rebel Bombardment
NEW Y ORR, June 23 . —Tribune spe
Ha's, dated Headquarters Aitny of the
Potomac, June 28th, says: Severe sharp
shooting yesterday and to-day, with oc
casional fire of artillery; but no advancb
'a as attempted by either army. The
right quarters, which are cicsest to Pe
tersburg and close to the ri t er,sustained,
a: 8 o'clock this morning, for upwards
of an hour, a terrine d:n of shells and
solid shot. Among the wounded is Col.
Henry Smith, 0: the Headt i narters
Guald, who lost both legs, but will Fob
ably survive. colonel Tompkins' bat
teries finally silenced the enemy.
Rebel. Attack on White House.
NEw YoRK, June 23.—A dispatch to
the Herald, dated Headquarters Army
of the Potomac, June 21, says: Yester
rday morning about four o'clock
Thompsou,s rebel cavalry, with artillery,
wracked White House and continued to
assault until h alf-past four in the after
noon. At the date of the last dispatch
f. oni there, our loss had not exceeded two
or three killed end wounded. An ex•
plo,inn of a rebel caisson put a number
of them h , rB dv combat. Gen. Shertdan
was arriving, and would parti, ipate in
the engagement.
-
Petersburg Bombarded for Five
Hours
NEW Your:, June 23.--2 . 1 Times spe
cial dated Headquarters Second Corps,
near Petersburg, Monday, Juno 20th,
says: This morning General Birney is
occupying the nearest position to the
city, at a range of about 1200 yards, and
opened batteries on the place, and for
live hours kept up a constant bombard
ment which must have rendered Peters
burg anything but an agreeable place of
reAdence fora time. '1 he effects of the
shelling have not yet been ascertained,
aside from the Lurning of some build
ings.
Mr. 'Swinton on the Situation
NEW lonti, June 23.—The Times
special from Mr. Swinton, concludes a
long reivew of the campaign with the
following prediction; You may once
more turn your eyes away from the front
held by a confronting fire, and endeavor
to conjecture what new stroke will be
mada by the fertile brain that has al
ready displayed such fertility of resour
ces in a campaign without parallel in
the history of warfare.
Steamer Fired on by Guerrillas.
MEMPHIS, June 23.—The Lady Vicks
burg, which arrived from New Orleans
to-day, was fired into seven times be
tween Vicksburg and Memphis. No
damage was done.
Cotton Sales at Cairo
C UTIO, June 22.—At the Government
sale of cotton here today five hundred
bales good brought $126. Twenty.nine
bales, damaged 802 cents. All sol,l sub.
ject to G per cent, tax.
Siege of Fort Darling Commenced
:WasinNoToN," June 23 . — Passengers
from City Point report that the siege of
Fort Darling commenced on Monday,
but we have no confirmation of thif..
Nominated for Congress
ST. LOT:I8, June 22d.—The Union Con
gressional Convention held at Belle
ville, 111., yesterday, nominated Jno.
Baker for Congress.
_ _
N EW DATES-26 - FRAMS NEW
DATES, juat received andlor aale by
RZYIKER. & HHOs.,
196 end 128 Wood at.
'iSHiNA TACKLE. EIVINELAVING
Bode; RectrjLisies, Hooke' Ac.frielal#:by
BOWN.
ISO Wood sheet.
HOMINY -6 BBLS FLINT HOMINY
—Just received and for aide by
FETZER & AIibISTRONG.
jell corm Market sail,firit 43.
LA-TEST 13'
It,.ELEGItAr•ti,
FOB THE POST. ,- 1,,.
~:,71
1
More About Henderson the tra-
vy Agent
THE GOLD EXOITEMEiT.
A Vertlicrt Rendered.
airv. UN lON CA.I_TCIU.
1
The Draft Commutation Climes.
itEW .YORIC, June 23.—1 t appears that
biro Henderson, Navy agent here, when
arrested yesterday, was committed:to
bail in the sum of• . $lO,OOO. A. feW
minutes before his arrest he was waited
upon with an order from the President
removing him from office and directitig
Ms Bridge, of the Navy Department, to
take charge.
During the morning the buying price
of gold has ranged from 9,12(4,15 and
selling at 3,15g2, 25. The highest prides
of yesterday'lirought considerable in the
market, and the offerings this morning
were quite liberal.
In the Superior Court today a verdict
of $21,647 27 was rendered by the ju . ry
in the case of W. T. Wilkins agailist
W. P. Earl and son. The suit was
broitght to recover $200,000 deposited
by Plaintiff in the safe of the defendant
in their hotel, end which was stated by
the-clerk who received it.
The P, , At'q Washington special says
there was a caucus of Union members of
Congress last night to consider the
draft commutation clause. Mr. Stevens
declared he would not be bound by the
caucus to vote against commutation.
Late News from the Front.
Gen Hancock Recovering.
The President Visits Gen. Grant.
HEADQUARTERS ARMT OF TITS POTO
MAC, Jane 22.—There was some anll
'cry tlriug on the right and picket skirm
ishing at various points along the line
the. whole:of yesterday, resulting in the
isounding of a few men but causing no
change in the position. A battery
stationed on an elevated piece of ground
in front of Petersburg, kept atiboying
one of our batteries on the left
some time, when it opened in return,
oue of the shells exploding in the midst
of the men at the rebel guns and causing
a cessation offering on their part. Gen.
Hancock is recovering from his indis
pot ition and expects to resume the com
mand of his Corps inn few days.
President Lincoln paid a visit to Gen.
Grant at City Point yesterday.
MORE FRAUD AND BRIBERY
Mr. Henderson, Publisher of the
New York "Evening Post" and
Navy Agent Arrested
The Rebel G,ai•dnei•.
NEW YORK, June 23.—Henderson,
publisher of the Evening Post and navy
agent at this post, was arrested yestet
dsy by Marshal Murray on a warrant
issued by Commissioner Betts on the ap
plication of Mr. Wilson, special counsel
of the Navy Department. The chargde
are very serious, embracing fraud, bri
bery, the transmission of false vouchere,
&e.
The rebel Gardner, who was taken
prisoner at Port Hudson and has been
confined in Fort Lafayette for some
months, was taken from the Fort at an
early hour yesterday morning and sent,
it is supposed, to the Headquarters Of
Gen. Foster in front of Charleston.
The Expedition up the Atch-
afalya River.
Rebel Battery Captured.
WILMINGTON, June 23.—Dispatches
have been received by the Navy De
partment from Admiral D. D. Porter,
giving particulars of the expedition of
the Atchaftlya River, by Lieutenant .
Crauder Hansel, with the Steamers
Chillicothe, Neasha and Fort Henderson:
When about a mile and a half from Se
mesport, the battery from the shore
opened upon them, the rebels .were
driven away and the batteries contain
ed two thirty pound parrots . , was
esptuaed, one of the guns, however, Was
hurt, the other has been sent to Caipo.
Our loss was small, one than being
wounded, it is thought mortally.
From San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.—The super
visors of this city, have about concluded
to pay the Central and Western Pacific
Railroad company's $650,000 in bonds in
lieu of subscribing $1,000,000, and the
companies consent to the lir - pulp:neut.
The Com mercial of San Frandsen held a
meeting in Behalf of the Chriitttian Com
mission to-morrow.
New York Gold Illark,et.
NEw YORK, June 23.—G01d irregular and
unsettled, opening at 2,1044,12; advancing to
'2,1562,20; declining to 2,05@2,10 and. closing at
2,10 -5,15.
Propoaals for Coal, Slack & Lim°.
RALE° PROPOSALS FOR THE
s7B delivery in the works ofthe Plthstnull Mae
Co. 300,000 bus. Bituminous Coal, 75,000 1 ,busfiflit
of Slack, and 8,04:0 bushels of will be re
ceived at the Vince of the Comppmy until the
19th inst. The coal, Black and Mee to beiof
such quality, and delivered et snob. times find
such quantities as shall be • atOrtrved and
reeled.
Payments to be made moat;
20, per cent. as security fat the plecforniince,of
the contract Pretimide to be addreseml4o
THOMAS , BATLEWIML Esq., President aloha
Vompany and endorsed.proposaLs for Coal and
Slack, or Lime as the case may be.
'
, JAMES THO'' SON , Roemer,
Office of the Plttshongh Gas Oa strum JTElle
lith, 1864. - Je1114430
Y_±
COMISRCIAL & I'INANCIAL.
Table; of X cil littoaks:
CORRECTED EY B. 8. BUTB2c.RECOER, 59 j 4tg Wr,
Par Value
50 Exchange,.
bpi Cifizenn.4.
50',Pittsburgh
• .50; Allegheny
50 'Mechanics— .
50 Iron City
. 50 AI .84
00 First National. ILO
00 SecondNation'l 110
00 Third National 110
00 istliationalAFY••• 110 •• • •
50 Manchester Say. ..... 49X
TIVIIIRAXCE:
• - . .
60 Citizens .... 61 Junes6,oo
42 Western 63;4 rialtY2.4:lo
32 .Monongahela.. 34 .... as 3,00
60 Eupake 60 ... 44 4,00
30 Pittsburgh....: 94 .... .
"
25 Allegheny.— •• • • 23.4 " • •
26 Pe0p1e'5........28... 28X.,
50 Perna ..... 4:5
25 Monongahela......
21i Sr. Clair Street 40
50 Hand Street...:....
50 Mechanic Street. ...
25 Birmingham.......
RAILROAD.
60 Allegheny Val. 16 ... 14X ..
60 (Jonnellavale.. 11 73 ' 12)4 ..
50 do (Interest) .... 17 .... ..
EA.) Steubenville... 13 15 1 / 4 , ... 14 . 3 i .
50 Chartlets .... .... 6 ..
60 liemptlild .... .... Si ..
60 Alleg'y & Man. 65 70 65 ..
21 Birmingham._ `.... ~... 40
6d Citizens .... '.... .... .... 95 N
GAS.
60 Pittsburgh . 88 - •
23 Allegheny •
2.5 liirmLagnam... •.... 31X 5
OIL COILPAZGE.S.
25 Lueeseo • .
Ardenen .... .... ....
10 North Amezjc'n.... It .... ..
BON De.
Allegheny County .... 83
do Scrip s's 81
Pittsburgh 78,1;
do • 6'5...... ...97
Allegheny Cityloo .
do &Is
A.l.legheqy V R 196
'do 'eSi am] tg .. 95 ..
Gonnellsville es.. 87
Steub. R R 6'5...,......76 ....
PITTVRTDDII! PRODUCE MAREET
OPRIOZ, it)P THR DAILY PORT,
FRIDAY, June 24, 1864.
BUSlNESS—Yesterday waa dull, the warm
weather seemed to Incapacitate persons for
tranelng purposes. Our rivers are now at low
water stage. -navigatiotrla almost over for the
lower ports until we have a rise of water. The
packets on the slack watemontinue their trips
as usdaL Among the sales we note as follows:
ASHES—SaIea 5 tons, pearl, at 12;003c, an
advance.
II AY—Sales oft loads at the scales at $213,00
@3.5,00 lon,
STRAW—SaIes at,#l6 ton.
A'HISKY—PrIces are inning wild, we do not
pretend to quote it with any kind of accuracy.
, ur last receipts from Cincinnati quotes it at
OA and firm.
_ _
FLOOR—Extra Family—Sales were reKular
at '048,2503,50, and some rely choice lots at
49,75; tountry brands were sold at the uaual de
cline.
BACON—Was firm at the advance we have
previously noll. ed. There is a good many
sales making in lots ranging from one to three
thousand pounds.. As prices were unchanged
we omit them.
DlirED PR UTT—tiales of Apples at i0l03 , 11c;
Peaches at Ingiscp
LARD OIL--Hohteirs of No. 1 were demand
ing $1,2841 , 1,30 gal. I
t }RAlN—Prices unchanged.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
0.82107.04 THE DAILY. POST, t
Fittnar. J tine 24, 1884.
BUSINESS in the oil way was inactive yes
terday, the sales niade were few and far between.
The reports from the Oast was conflicting in re
gard to the price of crude. That a decline was
established, their cal be no doubt. One dis
patch quoted sales 42c, whilst others were
still lower. The only:effect in this market was,
the suspension of trfMsactions until the truth
of the reports could b 4 ascertained. Hclders of
crude were asking pre f lolls price, buyers, how
ever, di I not time 1141 d. The receipts by the
Allegheny river were! small, amounting to 725
barrels.
REFlNED—Buyrirs manifested no disposi
tion to operate esteknay. The rates were al
together nominal, viz( Free oil, straw to white,
at 71:&72; favorite city brands, pure white, at '73
4g740. The sales reported were: IN) ibis Eureka.
y delivery, at B. J. 75c; 104 bble Oil Olty
straw for P. D. at tioe for free oil..
lIESIDPU.III—HoIdCrs were firm but •the de
mand was restricted tn small sales at $5,7201)6.
NAPTIiA—Was unkhanged as regarda.prices
or demand.
Oil Receipts Pei Allegheny River.
barrel!. barrels.
H. Rosenburgh 111 t R. D. Cochran 141
Wray & Benny 411 Gallagher & Danver.2o9
Maxwell & Palmer.. 6( Total 25
PENNA. CENTRAL STOCK TIMM.
Rein LIBERTY, June 22, 1864.
The Market since osr Last has been dull for tOi
descriptions ; prices generally were lower. The
decline In Cattle seer* to be general both East
and West. When pries reach the lop they gen
erally decline. The Eastern markets were over
stocked, besides purchasers held back, declining
to pay the exorbitane rates that had been pre
viously demanded. Parties who hare purchased
stocks in the Western markets at figures based
upon the prices that Were current a few weeks
since, will be run short of "greenbacks" before
the supply of cattle iti exhausted. There is no
use in holders of higti priced Cattle to flatter
themselves that the present decline is only tern.
porary. Don't believe it. Who ever saw a per
manent rise in July Another thing tobe taken
into consideration, iq that persons of limited
means have learned to get along without the
fad of 25 cent beef. "Necessity is the mother of
invention."
The following is the official accounts of re
ceipts for the week pakt :
Cattle 3,085 head ; 14sgs 3,47 i head; Sheep 11,-
443; Mules 181; Horses 99.
Boos—The receipts ishow a large falling off as
compared with the previous week. Goon hogs
found plenty of purchasers atgood figures. The
demand was large for ;export, especially to Bal
timore and New-Yoric. The current rates were
6@B;;c.
BALES Or $Oll9 PEE CWT.
Gregg k. Bro. sold 400 ahead, delivered in Balti
more, at *9,87.
3. H. Glass sold 20 hehd at 5 1 7,00.
Other sales were made at the above range of
figures.
CAI TLE—Tbe market was dull with more sel
lers than buyers, the. latter operators prefer
ring to hold off, not tiering an abiding faith in
the present figures.
7 F. Reyenthaler.solil 95 head (average 1300) at
.5. :McAllister sold 18 head, grass cows, at 4,00.
.1. 111 cAlbeer sold 5-1 bead, grass steers, at 6,12.
J. McAllister bold 10.11ead, fat cattle, at 9,00.
.1. 11 Hutt sold 11 head, good csertle, nt 8,00.
:..,;11(iff..—The receipts daring the week were
the largest 01. the seabon, exceeding 11000 head.
The market was not active. The principal por
tion was forwarded East.
SALE 6 1:1$ SREEP PER CWT.
.T. H. Glass sold 380 hend at $6,25.
J. J. 'l'a3 for sold 200 head at 0,t2,
Other sales were nunie at about the same range.
The rates of com mon : were for sheared, there
being no other offering.
ALLEGHENY STOCK MARKET.
ALi.E.OII LNl', June 23, 1864
The market during !the week was'aiull, and
prices hare declined. The offerings were not
large but sufficient to meet the wants of dealers.
The sales foot up as follows:
BALES OP CATTLE PER CWT.
C A Thayer sold 19 head at 84 LOr t i e o 60.
R A Gamble sold 36 /legit) at 7 00.
E Lipsey sold 16 head at 5 75.
J H Ray sold 8 head at 5 00431 25.
P Phillips sold 32 head at 4 80.
N Harper sold 34 head at 4 ooam 00.
C W Montgomery sold 46 head at 7 00.
W ill Root sold 18 head at 3 5047,75.
E Whittlesey sold 18 head at 6 outs:
N Carr sold 25 head at 4 00dr9 00
S Wolf sold 25 head at 4 0047 00
J McAllister sold 20 cows at 4 00
Gree await & Kahn sold 60 head at 7 0008 60
Troverman & Marks 891 d 55 head at 8 (8.143,'".8 to
Whisky Excitentent in Cincinnati
Whisky has been the' most prominent object
of speculative interest under the various rumors
of the probable Inereale in the excise tax. On
Wednesday, with an ;advancing market, $1 30
was the , ftgure attained. On 'Thursday, 133 be;
came the leading rate; with an excited market:
On Friday the demand was strong at 1 35, ivith
sellers in reserve. On; Saturday it was started
at 140 but - advanced to 1 42. Yesterday it
opened at 1 45 and advanced strongly to 1 50.
To-day there was a §uleic opening demand at
I 60 then at 1 55. Sales were afterwards made
at 1 60, and it was said that 1 65 would now be
paid, but sellers are lonking up to I '75. The ex,..
ritement is wild.
Mew York Poffee Market
- Piknaner tPirret very
1d 11 4 1 4 4i00.4 ode; do fair, 42c; do ordi
nary 41 t oar to good calicoes. 41X to 42)4c;
.Rivanylrtaand Nemo, to eoe ; Maracaibo, 41 to
493
58 10 97c,rodish. ' The "Stoc.k of Rio and Swarm
draw on the 21st of Jane, 1861, was memo
bap; Java, 1,906 Gov; begs ; Bahia, 2,673 bags ;
Maracaibo 14422' bag* ; Lagnayra 16,600 bags ;
St. Domingo 10,653 hap ; other descriptions,
7,669 bags; total 218,293 Wigs,
IMMN
13ANEE.S.
Ott'd Asked Safes Div , d
683 f May 6 .
5 1, 4 f 5
67 If 4
58,56' 44 6
633; n 6
64,44 , 1 4
58 " 4
18'3,75
St_ .c f.oros .
' %Ailed° jarket new.. , t
wrappers, Bich have advs...
This advan e is an unpreeeden.-
'
market.' S les are 131 hltds and 7 tk,
lag 1 hhd st Sat 92 30;10 green t lug• a.
g 30; 10 lac dry do at 6 40 to 9 . 60 i 28 plante..
at 9 60 to 1 M ; 26 eaten:ion shipping leaf at is
to is 75; lis eithipt•do at 18 76 t 02411,6; la good
do rit t igittp. tief corauula taaanfaeturlogaeat at
24 to 355 4 pod dojo 49-0:t0.46 lapTaloe .. do-as
ISO 50 to 191 dllor bds'es at 44* - 40 ttorioettgii
t
patindsi - HiVil'on 21 lilidif.:teltetarlC. -i..i , -.. 1e..1'-.l'
gtil ..!arinridenect BlheiikidTt.lll; :,•: 6T
w00k.4-moket:. 4 °tisk Vith 41:11 . 43Innuehl tea ,
dency; Boleti for the week-16,00Vti iteeoeat:Bo to
Sic ; BTAKl 4 O ra fturuis pulied n _ to
pounthildre vitilktki. , - , PHA*: i'Mthe—Oeode
tusu
are very with EamPleisralelna : L trax&ril
have etteeh i g during , She past:week 3f , j_04.4_,
The follow 4te the Bolen f IUSCIejI/ gmtwi
21c. eariy , :hi* 0 wcek i 01000 - ao do me #)
3,000 do 60x64; fiße r . eariy-ht Ile "Mk-0 1 000 de
do 24c; 3,000 'do d 0 .2.60- 9,00040.143(64,230.ear1y, In
the week; 6,00 0 do do. 'lte.liti,oo . do - db . Primpe
do do 28Ne ; I 3.600 'do 'dil gro;-40:90goVO
•
Clinelintatl Haler of GovesSi skult•Cottoss
•
on the 20th•
Eh bales Nevins & eo 07 207 5 0bar. .3.rur
& thi I 27 ; 50 , bales Nevink &•(.7o 1. 29 4 - 150balea
Nevins & L 127 ; 38 bales .hreviii6 , l4:ooltig)
35 ba/es Net s& Co 140; 22, hales Nowlin Ice°
20 ; to ba l e Nevin &'l.Yei 41; 60 toilor/f/i9ly,
& Ray, 'so; r 65 liales•Desailalialei4-40; 4,1
balsa John 12 Car50n1.,40.5 balesJlL Want&
99c; 48 bales t 7ll Waapg 990, . _
- ..
lilt ii: . iitaiii" .'
J '
Phil. elplita --g Ott et. .
Iron—The Market for thls atilectaitinuesja;
active. Thel makers Of Pig M etal ate , llearlyall
aold.uo i but the ilemand Is IlmltelVeateept toe,
good No I,afid holders generally. arelret_ea4ara
at from IMO:: 59 VI ton for the torsi, itu=era,
cash, Abou 800 tons sold at the bitteeftgara,
Scotch Pig quiet at 960 tool IR toniter , tninti4
fact ured Iroo prices Are unchauged„and the de!
mend for moat klndeftdr._
Phil3delphits'On.lll4siket.:
Olis—Theris to a grioit demand • TriApain '
Vi? hale at fully former - rater. LiartLialitabettat's
and winter la aslitag at ,$l. 25. trytAtitteriatier
In a small way: Linseed* doritinUell lictiyeiit •
65 to 1 58. u 'Vetrolenm is excitekiiiitt drudE
very searee4o 45 to 46e.; refitted iatositdtisifigl-.
lag at 66 to Oeand pe e. pit. at 78 to.4lflci,aato
the date of deliyery. ' " •
Lonisvllle LittnbeirMairkei:
The stoelt bf Lumber -184Ight, bi inoree3Yiog:
Retail pribqb—oommon, ThlktSkate• 19.4
Second ;. clear• 80; Dila. LPrlmCShdjleer,,
e 00 pet Arc l'oplbr o'4 004 ttem7ockßoardits4
Rio Joi.te, 10.), feh-large keceipta.-. •
Cincinnati Coal afar/PIA.
Coal—A lopv river has eausettprices to edynnee
and 1,50,000 huahels Youghiogheny Judd since
our last at tle afloat. The retail prioe of t. hts
description l now up to 30c, end the tendency.
of prices is fail! upward. Ohio..Riverfloal sells
at 2g3c below these quotations.
Laintsv theotif: #.lirket.
The best of Pittsburgh male retifilingstVe,'
delivered ; Pomeroy, to bottle 20e: ; :retain - 4M'
dri StockeLltre deeteastng, awl the hmarket,4l;
Cincinnati Pig Iron BE
.
Iron—Pig la firm AO' ' Moderate tleititirtkilt .
#65 .per tits. itkr Ohio' hot .blaati and $72. to 7ftfor
cold. Ratfirm at 70 for common atatit. , efttkr
caarcoal. ' •
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RIVER
TAR RIVER.—Last evening at twilight Oldie
were three feet water by the niniallniitkii
and falling. The weather Continues Lionise
ly warm.
ARRI VALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brow - rend:lie.
Franklin, Carman, Brownsville. ,
Jaa. Rees, Irwin, Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles. Monongahela City.
4 DEPARTED.
Galkilln, Clarke., Brownsville. •
Franklin, Carman, Brownsville.
Jas. Reese, Irwin. Elizabeth.
Bayard, Peebles, Monongahela City.
Ida Reese, Reese, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS,
W heeling & Parkersburg Packets.
GR WHEELING..
PRE REGULAR PASSEMe.
er Packet PETROLIA,Capt.O.4-
don, has resumed her old trade, making
tripe, leaving Pittsburgh every MOa l &r.
WEDNESDAY and. FRIDAY. Having:bees:
thoroughly ; repaired, she well deserves the pa
tronage of the public generally.
JAS. 007- 1 . 7 b1S & Co., Agit.
Wharf-boat, below Monongahela bridge,-
THE TRAVELER'S
ARRIVAL.AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Pennsylvania Central. •
Deparlt. Arrives.
Thro A.ccotren..s:6o am I
Baltimore Ex 1240 p m
Thro Mail 2:50a m Phil& Ex...... 11550 pin
Thro Expreas _4:25 p mFast Line. —LUSO a m
I
Fast Line 8.36 p m I Thro Mall ...1.2a) a m
John'n Ace.....3:0Qp m Jolui'n A.c0...10:05 a m
Ist WallStatlon6:3o a m Ist Wall Sta'n 6:16 a m
24 do 11:40 a m 24 do 835 ilm
3d do 3:50 pm 3d do 116 p m
4th do i 6:00 prn 4th (in. 6169 Jti
The Chuneh train leaves Wall's StatiOn (on,
Sunday) at19:05 a m; returns at 1,246 pin.
•
Pittsbargh, Pt. Wayne &
Departs.- Arrives. -
Fast Line.....1:00 a m Chicago Ex.-2404M
Express 1:10 pm I Fiala " 2:10p in
Mall Train:....5:30 a.anl (Jinni " 7a50-pm
Crestline7:oo,p at
The New Brighton Accommodation /earn
Allegheny Station at 6:15 a in, 12:00 in, daii p or,
And 5:40 p la.
Returning, leaves Now Brighton Station
5:50 a in, 7:00 a m, 12:30 p m and 2:50p m;'
Alliance Accomodation leaves Allegheny Ste.
tion at 2.10 am.
Pittsburgh et. Connellsville. ..
Departs. Arrive". .
Mail 7.155amf Mail 6110pnt
L'xpreas 8:40 p m I Express 930 am
tat :11'Keesport11:00 a m lst . 5 1 . .Keearrt6:50pm
2d ~ .. 6:15 pm 24 " %NSp mPort Perry. —.7:00 a m Port Perry.. • .13:80 a m ßrad loek's 4-15 pin Braddock a...6:46 p.m
The Sunday Train to and from Di'lfeesport
leaves at 1:00 p m, and arrives at 10110 a
Allegheny Valley.
hiazl
Departs
7.00 am I Mail 7.00 p m
Express ...Express ...... -946 a m
Accommoilat'n.aoo p m AesommodansTAs am
Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Departs. Arrives.
.....610 am Nall 3:50 p m
....A:45 a m Cin. Express-8:0s p m
:.....1:45 p m do d0.,...2:10 a m
:.. . . .6/0 a m Stetd , enville
le Ac. ' I
ACComlno
it ion dation ..
10'01:50 p m 1
.....I:4sam
E..1:45p m
xcelsior Omnibus Company hare
; and Carriages in waiting for pas.
'riving in trains from both East and
Mall
Cincinnati
Wheeling.:
Steubenvai
commode
leaves Al
Cleveland.
air - The
Omnibuses
engem ar
West.
elate of European Stra3nealto
PROM AMERICA. -
.
...June 8. -Boston Liverpoals
..June 1 1 -New York. Southampton:
an June 15.. New York.....LiVerpod.
--June 18-New York.Southaniptort
...June 26.. New York-Southampton
...July 2.. New York-Southampton
.... J uly 9.. New Yorlr.SOtithampton
.... July 16.. New York. Southampton
...July 23.. New York .Soutluttaptcne
....July 30.. New York-Southampton
....Aug 13.. New York. Southampton
....Aug 27.. New York. Southampton
.....Sep 10.. New York.SouthamptOn
....:Sep 24.. NewYork.Southanipton
Oct 9.. New York. Southampton.
Oct 22.. New York .Southampton
.... Nor 6-New York. Southampton
...Nov 19.. New York. Southampton
....Dec 3-New York.Southamptoit
...Dec IL. New York. Southampton
FROM EUROPE.
Bremen... .. May 25.. Southampton.. New York
Europa May 28.. Liverpool -Boston
Baxonta.. 4.. May 31. Southampton.. New York
Scotia - - ..June , 4.. Liverpool New York
1
Hansa... ..June 8.. Soutnampton..New York
Borussia. . June 14_ Southampton .. New York
America.. -June 22-Southampton. :New York
German is J.. J une 2 8..SouthamptOn..New York
New York -July 6.. Southampton-New York
Bremen.. ...July 20.. Southampto- -York
i ;
Hansa.— ..Aug 3 -Southamptorr.:-New York.
America.. .. Aug 17 -Southampton...New York
New Yor ... Aug 31.. Southampton.. New York
Bremen Sept 14. . Southampton.. NeW York
Hansa.— ',... Sept 28.. Southampton -New York
A.merica. ~.. Out 12... Southampton.. New York .
New Y ork .... Oet 26.. Southampton.. New York
.Bremen , Nov 9.. Southampton.. New York
Ean5a.....;... Nov 23.. Southampton.. New York
America.;.... Dec 21..Southampton..New York.
Asia
reutoz.i.t
Australas
Bremen...
aaxonia..
Hansa....
Borussia.
America..
Germania
New Yor. ,
Bremen..
America..
New Tor
Bremen ..
Hansa....
America..
Niewn*.ork
Bremen...
Hansa
AUCTION SALM__
SI'CL.ELLAND, .I.IICITHHHHHt.
.11. • N. 55 FIFTH STRHET: , •
FURNITURE, C4RPETS, BEDDING,
at auction this (FRI.DAZ)' morning, ID
o'clock, st Masonic) Haar Atietion House, - ElO.
or., Fit tit street, w iii byaold one Mahogany Soh,
two do. Divans, a nd low post -Bedsteads
Tables, Chairs, Bed lane BaudgeratorAnosz
ly new,l4hree -a era, three ply Carpi%
and Mattlpg,
Also, alqinrdtiti: u nt Mau Bottles , Tumblers,
V enttlan Doors,' Mt, Buckets, Quer-wears,
Lamps, Clocks, tau. y
LARE FRENCH - PLATE MIRROR AT
ALl ock o7
,a N t .— ta Lh o i rd s (cEHREA Id
Fifth West, will be sold, one 14 1 11 1 1 r 4 03 ACI
Plate Mutat, 005111100, .s.YliotlmotraingHolse,tt
...10:00 a m