The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1870-1873, December 10, 1870, Image 3

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FORTY - SIXTH
.oiite,"-:',loii,i,.tial . .
`SATURDAY.: DECEMBER 10.1810"
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ni- It. Mt.,
- _ ...1.-...- ----
I ,- ,..tuare (44=10 Or ter; 1 1 430 : Oft
•,:: soami, one Ifscd.) . . 1 t Oil 4ge
J ......itIAIVII• • e - IS A) 610
I, - .
4 squares , . .160 II (A
=MI
A ICALPAL A L NOTICEIL,-eltasteineettios
au ce.ht.4 a aim; each aul;aaquent laseryos; re cents a lisea
I.OCAL BUSINF:3B , IiOVICES.-elecand Pace. SS beats a
I; ut• ar , t Inserraru; each subseeinent In3erttou Wt. tier Ilne.
I; EN MAL Narnefkt-Tbini rape.U) einte r .ei line WA
; a. , ection; male aubeequent malls per Une. -
ItAHHiABS
NOTICE3.-Zi e.are each. • .
FLTNERA L NOTILMS-ADCarrapanyLai 'Deer ber--yor two
ae. rl cents: each adlaSocakt ttne to team
TII ETI BST AE'S iTORI AL DisTincr.:--The
- • Reothßeans of that district are to be eon
- gratulated Mfr. liseptk . R. Lyn
' dall i as their. nominee for the State Senate.
Lie lea first-clain man, and his election is an
tuauteecc fact if the party
_on the day of; 'e!ee
i ion 'comes oat and does lbs duty of the poltr.
. .
SANTA Fr; N. M.,•is greatly eicited by
the arrii-al of parties moot. the Silyer City.
and Ralston guinea, with rich specimens of
One of theaU fumbled 5) o,unces.,orsil.; -
ver;:l6l3l 80 Pounitla,ur to:a, und :laugher It)
ouncea Of • silver:,tfr9)ll . 2t;). pounds of p,iai.•
Some of the specimen.; are valued at s . ;impo
vex ton.
generat
, • . _._ __ ,
-..? ,, 0r-uts a /Ins first t.,...wiaal each aulaavical, luapt YO
~ ~-enSa a lime: .
. .
, . .
Tun ViceutieLa • AuchnnacJbr !Scon e & Dun
' ham, Canada EaCt, .7.3, atkull, be suffered from Dia
. .popsili. more. than t .e
an but. that three
. weeks use of the refill:Nil ,r(rrup (an 'lron Toulo n }
‘ ,.-1., has - beneritted him to wonderimly Mat.he caa hard-.
~t. 'lx perM i ade himself of th e rrallty , and people who
(- anuw, him are astonished it the change.
,'Zho , ea gabs.
• rtrussiLLs.
~The quantity sent 'by Itl4l for the 3 - days
ending' , Saturday . the 3d -, of.Thwenitier, ,was
3:1,2tr.1: by Canal for 3 F dayiN) - 7,776 - toris, mak.:
• ing together, 51,09 tons,
The official year of the ltiditmi . and of the,
('anal also, whklt Is "riiii• by the RallroadVolit
end'Novernber The company also,
• • w ill hereafter
, lomt) tip their week's husinem
on Saturday evening, instead,of Thtfrsday
a ding, as formerly. • • • _
Toe . reports 'from the Wading finilroad'Com:
p'my will for the emitting year.' be phbliabed'
•in a more comprehensive form t-;die 11rat,of
which will be found into-day's ,7,01:710rer 1 . • ,
The wholOcoal tonnage of the'Reading Bdll
toad in 1870, Was as fo'.lows : /.
- Tplis.!'..-
* quantity of: Anthracite Z u m - • •
Region. ......... . .. ...... 5,1122.335,
ic-ceivOito.l€Loi ot1;e4•
Total
rrercv.pt Ltarrlststr s.. g
.
Total coaltonsnge
l'utul coal totiagt. la 1049
,La..st o o s) o v etoitnage In ..
.......... 4103,51 S
This 1 s ; less than we supposed it would-be,
>uddering that the trade etas_ almost totally
~u4rierdletl for 'about .'l month* due:m.oe year.
* Lehigh Valley It:lnroad also closed its
year, November 30„1870. The. coal ton
nage Was as frilleWs : •
.tnthraclte sent direct 8,083,172
tletlvert4 to ottliKtuouts. louse Region,
and consumed tir l t;:ompauy ...... :122.415
eual tonuagiilxt
.
, Iziereage in /1170... .............. ..... . ........ 1,2n.0?.7
7
The trine of `these roads fort'% three days 14 , e
l'o.: , iatttrday, December 3, for tile 'ye.ir 1870-.7.1,
stilni up as follows:
. . - IM-7/ - ,
- .
I t-,.“.11n g 11oad.. 33,011
?I,:liuylicllL 1..*1al 17 776 "
1lilgh• Vitlltts Rood
40.11,2J2
• .
Mil
Luis' ;...-.. .. ; ..... 51;5011
These tibrureli show a conSiderable :decline
trom , tho corresponding week . leAt. year, and
sh4ors the:d till state of tfie trade.
C6ll. brlikt.ATOltS . 4 1 1.11SOCIATION, t
LALP-4Pli lA, Dee. !silk
ng held . this day, the following prlee
or Coal in Card oilluals at. Mauch Chunk-trete
a.tolded.for theMuntn of December, 1870.
--Dunip,"(y rnieeB.
Lump
Broken...
SLL,Ve
INATON, Lcti. 8, UTO
Tub. REC/111144 OF COAL, IN BOSTON WERE TO
• NOV. 27;180. • tiOv.
Tomes. wy
Aatlrracrla.. ,1440,9151 • •
r'aru beriund 111.59.1
1...... .
IBEEI
T , !tnl lu yiea~r
The trade surus up this leek us followit
'1469.
113=3
`-inthructv,
MR It
ttat
L:Val R ItSth'
1?V R R ma l
L.
L Nut/ R
Scrut n KW 1.
Penult IL.t
S.l caius
b a II
I) II H K,.
Jtt!Tre'n It
tt'yoming tIY
Wyumtug. NU,
11,1413.
, 3,11191.1314 i.,...., SAL2,O O
15,03 • 1103,1135111 • ' 3113,410 1 ,
-- •1 2,111.3,Z:.' 7:3 , , , 24 11 9.0 21,
1 3,731.' - :An;
4330 1 adA3:3l; N.lli4t , .741,01
33,371! • 5114713( 30.500: '11,11023
31,0311 7133,,231•1 33:414), 1,613,111111
11.111 1
.44 4 1.3{ •11,4431 ' 11313 . ,61
ZI,UO, A 31,123 ,47.30:, 3,8313.01
:Kr ' • 11,7 at :.- -,_. , 1303
13,7311 . 1,1 1 7, 7 3 • - ; f Arz,c3
3,376 1411/33 11,413! 491,113.1
$ 14,33
"Jllo= 2•5111: 12 =AS
71 0 1 . 11 ,211
41340 Anil 43,373
MEM
n 11.500 i.
T•verton sa,t6;s!
btiort 2.431( - 13 ,kikr
L Nk lketo caj: 3,3 i, . 4014'
illikruston • 7.,eit: ' 16 ' 4 . 4 ' 4
Big Lick )1.
' .9,n, 4.2.701,4 10.3 400.7.1
ritual 1./ WU •
atoad 9,4111 SGiL
dr. O. f.t.1,44 . 2 . 0:1311 '•
'Man
& eatL 9.145' WaPIA . I A I , OO I 19'1r86/
!: - 420i61 39,091
I.taljill kind731.311 1 .14;010,410; 111,S1:1,2
• Zri.U73‘ 14.403
15.2719
. .
The trade maylicarnitsidered as suspended in
• "this Region this Yigr for shipritittrita beydild
" , Philadelphia, and thee, supply hereafter furnish€;
cil wilnie CO supPg4adelphia and the'limr..
..S
.ouie cargo 6 o sent to New York only
ti
' - etteci* to (4
~ 5 0,per tett, whielt after paying
tedi,::.o.rid . .-freight, -- te* but little for 'coal 'to
~ tigighilueer herd `tin the line coal bag been
' . IrSif d from:ri to 50 coo tsPer ton below the rates
- 7.N.,:hlrth ruled two, Week* ago. -.
',------' Te strike-of the men employed by the 'three
: . c.tpante' in the, Wyoming Coil Field, - .has
• i,ce 3the them ae of number of sensattottal-arti
,_ 'ticis in the Press abroad; partieniarly s in oar
• , tilies„: the tendency of which Is to ere‘ite,a panic
and run up the price of coal to a higher figure.
• . Tliere is no nectssmity. fur this whale - vet': Coal
ought to adranee about 50 6mte in the Coal 110-
gions.'and Particularly in• l ibe( Schuylkill and
Shamokin . Regions, to enable the Operator to
realt , ska fair profit., and ply those he-empl oyss
wages. The strike .also is not half
as'eatensive as Is represented abroad. RA
thitt6t whether the.se.three Companies employ .
. as many as 12,000 men 'and tinys at the mines,
and it does not extend, as far at wo can learn,
to any of the iither,goilieries, either to the Lu-
zone or Lehigh Regions. Rome_ have stopped
Ware be mmie there is/bat little dimtatid for
._coal, and they cannot sell at paying price:4-21ot
' iu cariivquence of any strike on the part'fe
Men. A. large number of Collieries are daily*
stopped in the Viinter'season, because the de
inatidiereoal cessea' - in the Eist, 4:c., whore
ney - lay ,
.in supplies for Winter
• hef 9 re :eohl weather acts is and coast
m Ise freights .adviinee "to a high tignre.
There is no strike in Schuylkill or Shamokin,
>O l f,r in biotin emir of the Regions, exispt the on;
ployeeSitlttese, eoinpanies, akud all the coal
• that the market requires will be furnished at
low rates, unless the press abroad should Per
_ r" -- .iist in running up the prices onthe consumers,
1,1, their unwise publications which are goner
. ally palmed off-upon them by speculators, who
I temire" to profitby it; Ills not the intent of
,the
- producers that prices should be runup beyond
e fair remunerativo price, 'h**ctle It unsettles
the trade, (outputs Milllcultice,sAnd generally
/ results its an injury to all classes. 'ln 1868 and
lst73; when the price, of coal a.as run op so List],
it was caused entirery.by, the publications made
• ahrosid tri intererted parties, Who palmed theta
off on the editoreotthe papers, who, not know
ing the objects": intended, published the sr
' .
In Schuylkill County we presume about two-
Minis of the operators have stopped . 4 therke.,l- ,
nide* as usual in the *inter sea on, 1 ;11 0 51
. they caun6t lind a mirket beyond the nee
and the city of The men aro very
anxious to work. at wages which are much lower
,thaii those paid by the_ uompants in- the
'Wyoming Bashi, but the operators aro Navel.
I , sl I.p stop,, anti . eatmot give them work. -
We May_ tut Well 'give a history of Riau rote qt
• ihu strikeA r itheriairt of the men eniplo,) e c. .tby_
. the three companies , which is - thOrmahly
deratooti in tin) Coal Region., !tie thist-.Witeh
the A., ootablisbeek the Bashi flyiefpi\of
7 working, it was Anal), seoWigted 1 4 - - 141
. .
Ito . 111 m. I LUzu
1,001110011.1011
ft tnl srl ts6,oiMo
00
3810, 81 4
. 4311,11111
a,notra
1,2210,457
3,4%.4,..0za
13,14-17
••••••••
1,0.10
(.5
21..90J
311,151:1
12",910
77,311
OE
4 no
-3093
(ILO. ISEwrox.
* ' bretetar)
Toms. .11. Toys.
551,ASt (ICC,: WAR
ISA.% 3 I ne. 47,44
tri,B ' Inc:4i26
817,701
18.40
1
1100.
• I 'I
d erd,234
d 143.
7947:1
.176 M .1X
OW
1%.0111
0674111
T. 4,4711
3:1,1011
d 1,470
103,010
30,9:1
14,1010
10,k , 1
d 01.067
11,207
173,877 1 i4.42a.31i
2,,ria,117
- x
iio
2.aq .67.914
33e.
1/12,59.:
I,sei,ass
1 9OAO
' •,t---:t at
the Individual'. we ors .and the . .
,Cost
panics that het no,tiansportation privilege&
The 'Companies resisted this basis and
thin men „were divided on the - question.
A majority preferred working in the usual way
and a minority struck, unless they would re
cognize the.batik: 'After' s 'struggle they all
struck. and refused to work unless for the Del
aware:, Lactawathksed Western, and the bola,
ware and Iludeots. ? Canal DomPai:! l . , " The
- PennsykrinatiCoal"„Cfornixant Albin
their men - be'siork the
.coiaditket that y
woul d pay the` e a rns 'eseirenethe other * Compa- ,
nief did after tl;e3! Attar standing
about three atintibil :Of 'Companies effejad
their , non bigiservisgetiAtin the men employed'
at the etherOellierlei wire receiving on the
basis system, 1,441000, the prima of coal were'
th en ruling Aimee the basis price of at Elba
and wages paid -according to the advance.
on coal, but st the same time-said nothing abiatit
(:'`the basis. On this proposition the men voted
to remount, and did resume stork. These Com
panies'. continued .to _pay- these high wages
during sip last, winter, and up to December: L .
1370, not* 4 4hstandingthe Brice of coal had fallen
considerably this year, epy their paying these
bighprices,-they forced titrethe other. opemtois
to pay high prices in the Wyoming And Lehigh
Ceal Fields;although coal. soul, at • lower rates,
and it-was the paying of these high rates that
caused the surpension lleintylkill County,'
where the same rate cif wages could not be
-paid
in shy situation of the trade. The W. B. I.t. erin
rinfor the wages, paid in Iliorie RegiOns for.
I o.sehuylkill County, without abating one
cent from the .$3 beads rates.. The .operators
here knew that the moment they resumed one,
$3 basis, the price of coal - would. fall ,to about
$2llO a ton, if not lower,. and' of course
it would have been 'ruinous, to resume on
such wages—they therefore refused
,to
onsuch tortes until the " lidaren
Compromise" was made, which - permitted '
the
basis prices to deaeendto $2, tustead/tecwith.
*proportionate reduction of wages. Cekd did.
gradually 'go down to . fq..75, -4.50 and
and for. December it 'will. not average `
mUch,,if any, overll2 a ton. "Coal at $2 would
cause a reduction of 33 per cant. on a . . - ages be
lowthe haeis,pricea.' At these rebut'. there Is
a large loss toitheepserator, lied the wages aid
to miner,,- -- e44 partiettlarly laborers,' will
scarcely per.th4tAteirt to live. The reductiod of
30 percent meted by the companies above,
is no more' the reduction wages that
ire d ltr this Regain for Deceiuber, but
we 41 1 uow-that coal cannot' be produced to
sell at $2 and-pay living wages. _lt ought not to
bring less than $2.75 per ton, to the produ- -
; der in the. Coal Regions,,, to . remuner-
Atte , the Operator.. and the miner; jai we
feel 'confident that the operators leSehuylkill
\ County, iu the aggregate, tuivelost notlesit than
one million :dollars since, the ..reittioption,
daring to the low prices at Which 'alai:has sold
eine& feiv maybe,' sivid themselves
?routiosis -hist where one done so at least twenty
lost
_money. " .
JIM" the priees, 'paid In the Wyoutieg Coal.
4*m-compared with those in this Degree we
are unable to elite. 'Nor • have we any correct
thita to state what 30 per cent. reduction would
boon the rates. The rates paid to common-la
borers way *l2 a Week-4 reduction of 30 per
teat. worildileavels 40 per week. For Novem
ber:the wages paid to outside la& rzrs iu the
sehuyikill Ite,dorr was $3.25 per. week. These
wages are too low ter men working at the mines,
and .nothing but an: overstecked - market
,could have Mired them-down to thisfigure. We
predicted' at , the coudnencementtof the season
that the price, Of coal would - he low, but we.
hardly expected that it would' go. as low as it'
didrand that( was the - Mason ` why we urged l i
upon• the men ln Schuylkill County so strongly
to accept the lower basis, which, ,if they had
done, several •millions of dollars would have
been raved tO. labor here and our, trade
would not have proved half ss disastrous as it
has been.
To the public abroad w,e will say that there is'
- - no necessity that coal 'Should advance over 50' .
'cents a' ton, and this'advanceought fo take place
'in the Coal Regi ma, but beyond.thLs there is no
reason whatever that it should 'advance. The
market for .the Winter months can and
gill be supplied by those Who, i . eolith:me
to' work in the different Regions.—The.conduct
of these companies in paying these high wages
while.Ciasi was declining, is attributed to tee
causes. One was to break up the union of the
A. ip the different counties by paying
high ivages and keeping their men at work, to
' that they would not united with the men in .
the other counties. In , this they succeeded.
"When the *Schuylkill men called upon their
employees to suspend to assist those in
Schuylkill County to obtain the ° same wages,
they replied, "we are receiving full basis wages,
and why should we suspend? When we /im
pended last'year, the Operators .paid you basis
wages in Schuylkill, and you resurned, while'
we were standing out to obtain the basis. You
refused to help, us. then by going to work, and
why should we suspend to help you now f
This was the truth. The other reason given was'
that, these Companies, in conneetton with other'
corporations, desired to embarrass individual
operators-and drive them out of the business,
so that they could control the whole trade Of
that*egion, and the n th ey could control the
Clield'allo. These are the reasons that are 284
signed for their Mammal' course in
,paying AO
high wages; but the-price of coat . fell so low
that they wereabselutely losing on their busi
ness, by selling coal low and paying high wages,.
hence titie naive to redoes at-ogee—and it seems
that they.are now , hordering on the other ex=
tronal. So long as Schuylkill County was sus
pended those Companies could afford to :ley
the gages,because they receivekgond prices
for coal but the low prices, and the not ; very,
flattering prosPectefor the trade ; the enisititig
..year, has no doubt induce] them ti take this
• coarse, believing that they could forte the m e n
into accepting those low wages, no and next
year-they will take the other extreme and
4-cpsleo low that the effect on the other operators
acid the trade in ttie,other Regione;:will',W the
4ratue. To theaneanses art generally attributed theerraticveMese of these Cempardes, who en
: enjoy trinsOrbstien as well - as• mining privi
leges(
.
If we.havelime: wilhgive Our views on
:the basis queAthfi rtest week. •
$3Ol
i '39
3 7.1
EZEJ
Ern
170,1369
d b.=
MAC
$7,14X1
4 14.20
d 121.131
I •;VA.
IN Trims-Tux LAST yaw .ws.Xirs much inter
est was excited in developing the Lykens . Val
ley vein at the mines at Heirenstein, the Lady
Franklin Colliery; now worked by Thos. Reese
& Co. The vein is now , fully developed, and
proves t 4 be frourB to itfeet of thelSist quality'
of Llkens Valley coal:
It is the same vein nos sosuccessfully work
ed by Ricluird B.i)outy, at. his Ben Franklin
Colliery, whose leaseen the • fielfenstein lands
itninedistely adjoins this, and where be has. a
breast above lefel - ef bit-gangway. of yards..
It is now adniitted •to be- among, . the best and
most popular coal In the,market„-- , His Minie
and colliery have a capacity db from 190,000- to.
wo,oofi kiwi per annum. The Reese & Co. Mines
and colliery haye the same capacity. They
have their breaker finished and be ready to
ship coal by Ist of March.
This colliery was first undertaken by-Alessrs.
Dodds!, i3uitertnan & 'Robinson, who became
!bacon:Ned in unsuccessful and expensive ef
- forts to find the velu r and withdrew from, it.--
Notivithatandleg the experience and the bib
elies cter orlifest*Befidal, tluitermatt & Rob-
In;on, would have made their :Withdrawal a
complete condemnation of the mines. yet, the
confer! of Reese eit Co. led them to follow their
own judgment, and the result Ma rich reward
la what is admitied.new - to be one of the most
valuable and' productive c?llleries in the re?.
gion
THE ATT
- • . ,
Ooal Operators, Wiling Engineers
-Mine Inspectors and others
!a called to the
AN:EM,OitET.E.R 4 S, -
For Measuring the Cull* of Air in Mines,
Imported and now offered, kor' Sale
• by 'the Undersigned.
_THINE INSTIL%) SIEMITIS SSW of the heir' chili and
workmanship and bare ~.beeti:2IIIEPORTED train the
largest Ind mast Impartanflitaing District at Egg
land, where they have been - thoroughly tested, and,
are now In constant nee.
Thilnfintor'of the above itormbli Inktruments
Can recommend them with eantidence;'lhey self
register the velocity of the Air thnsti:gli any passage
of a mine in.whieh they are plated and ' are sure
detector of a rty shickent t; by ne:
elect of the Earn - .or obitraction ill . the Air
course. and* inpletechech agairkst inattention 11:1
•
the furnace-man. ' ' • '
In llCCOftillNiiiitilAe Tortriaitenta at the new
tENTILATION'ACT: these Air Rountree wUI tie
NEEDED AT EYPAY COLLIERY ESTARLIIIN.
..MET(', and,treitina Ingartial 'a Aaiun amber,
are Vresitv di lased at bat .an now Asking
ORDERS rar a Irish and larger hriportatlon at, sa
early da3'• .
Two sleet can be banished st the option of the
purchaser, IL the Months prices t. _
12 hA. size, 41/10(6-ki. doe, Oki:.
(. T4ll and ace the
RAMOS RitaUM,
~,,,114N100101-11.*P*1600110
thee 211, urno
„ •
THE MINERS' • JOURNAL,-TOTTSVILLX COI:MTV
PILLIDELPIIII Alf* MAIM S. I. AID WiCEIIII.
Coil Tonnage for stldays eadtng tialitraay.prOßbet 1.
Atithreseae.
OVER MAIN LINE AND
LEBANON BRANCH.
St. Clair— eX7
Putt Omboia--.--. I=3.
•Peitteville LIMO
Vrill
"IM2rove_ • ;US
g., I
Deophlu-- .4 •
•
..FOIL e! . EPICENT BY • ;
Frac . k -. lllleikeilat..• ••••31" •'"
Hill Cr'eek •" -
Schuylkill Val.Selev.: SW
Mount Carbon • - MO
4 1kosonseoLles----,-MaS
,
Tionolr l 4 2 --- •• • 91'
4 Total _ ..17,m111
WESTWAHI7Virg:C.ILIL.
rain; Locust USG'
" 1:.
SIIIITEO W.TR
FROM PLIMIROVE.
Raoul. a sus. IL TN
Lab.. and PiPeßrtme Jar:. 14-
TOW LL's
REVAPritLATIOIC gv nan..
' - , Tht s ihr ;Tot, far ; ' -:
3 441 1 2... : 4 0 1405 i In; : . lie
-
. .
• 11r:0-710 ,asti-mi ; arestie. ; creme.
--.....,,----,-,- ---,
:Over Maid Linea ladi.Br.' Mildii ' «,7p` t CX:.
For shipment by CanaL .. ' 17,211 e 2. 1 7 73 % _ 34.7 r.
Westward via N.C.R.1L....• s,:: • ;Pa • '41}1:1
Weldor KU , Tr. rinefirovt V.t.7.1 dY; i . • et - . .
Omsumed on Lateraln....,.' :,"-.=1:,.. I,=:. 1114
Lehlz &.. Wyondna• C.'"Ak. , / re , 161 ' • ; 6 4 . .'. 'i
• •...______
..
Hit. 31.141 7 1 . 219 '. • iZ.E7
4.3 Z 3.700' H i.gis
Tntal it ntLete par* fret
, .
Totals!) I:11 0N paei fr. .101.41+1 , . 07 "
Vaal for U..aupark . ..F.,, ;
Total toniistelY Va"l‘..At•'"L:W 0. 145
Previcm,ll",thl• . •
BM
ME
'4
Nio
From Schulikili
I.ort ..._...-..
Tetra tortnaga.,ror week.:
Plot lowly tilt.. year
To:a! to Sate
SCAILILKILL COUNTT RAILROADS FO-11
The roilowitis 14 g quautlty transported last seek
YlueiLtLt F H.
tichuvll:lll .c.
I[l:,Oartoolt..------_—•_.; 1,441 1
Lotherry .. .. 14.58; it;
Aloud 1;1151 IS
WILMiI COIL 1111/Dt---IS7O.
. • 1.101.108 vauerr RAILIROID. • .
Quantity sent sent by Lehigh Valley Itsttros4 fur lb. week
eliding on SatUrd"Y bat and for the year:
•
Wpmlnst .
C.
Mauch. .
.
Incresee.—..—
MUGU COAL A3D,AAirIUATI.O3 CONPA3I7,
The fullewin; Is the quau_Str or coal transported by the
Canals and nal (roads ortAte'Labigh (bat and Nae. Co.. for the
weak •endi uk as Saturday etenlng last conlpartid with mane
flint• last pear: .
By Canal •
By Ita:lruad
The Coal was derived asfollows
From Wyoming
Upper Lehigh
.Hazleton .....
Bearer Meadow.,-..
:Janet' Chunk '
pact - ease over lx."U • :43.n10
Of the *helve -there WM truniliorted ou tort. of Lehigh
Coal 14U.1 Not-Ignitor' Company.:
" Coal A: Nay.
•-• I. Coal &Iron to ,
Incrrase on
••
DELAWARE A HUDSON COXPANIN COAL, TRADE,
, . .
"hie following b a - statement of coal transported' by the
Delaware and Iludion E'anal Co.„fouthe week ending Sat
tirday Wit. , . .
By Del. & nod. Claud
8y......
trouth.,._ ...
By Jefferson
Tu:L_
For the Beane period huit year
lIT Delaware
By BallsowL...-.
T0L1..r.........
TH-E COAL MARKETS
y. I , l4Cgik OF COAL BT THE CARGO..
30C5ICOF CAPL SASSY
i A, ZAST or XII, Alit irFIAWICZ.
t' n-
10082.11:CTID lIFF.EICLT4FOIg TICK MINIMA navanal..l
, .
. .
.
' ' PitILADELPIIIA, pee 1.131 1 1.
.
Bed A.,44 Prepared ' 1 Cheennen...'.........- 3 3048 3 75
do• ehestaiut... . • Locii4t 3,43 Lump.; 3 744
W. Aan Lump.-- 3 r... 4 ' do Steamer VAR
Steamer., ..... .......... 3T. • ' do Broken. 3 :14i1
Broken—. ~.,...—.... 3 754 ' do Ekk '-- 4 '4 SO
Egg —.4,—....... 41 WO 4 30 ; do Move.... 17" 450
Ekore..---,:,..--....4 Map 4 30 1 do (35eatnnt3 Xi 375
•
echoyllt•ed Aatt,....45,514 G "fEWNORK, 'Dec. O.
do Chestnut 4W 3 4 So , ... 4W07 On
Seg. W ; Leagb S eDe
W Ash 4 5 kg S
4 754 1 340.
. 4 751 , * 5 00, Far ._...
'14711. 75$ S w'
.... s 4
4 oY4 4 ZiComdgnee pasor-dkachaficing.
To the trade by cargo or car load:
Wllkesbarre and. Pituiton W on
Lytens Valrey Red it i !zrt
tddemokla White tin
Zerber % . 1111eY. Ited
From or wharf, nd to 'a cents siddittouat.
By Mall to. consumer... . 8 3
tieorgettereek and .Cratnbertand Chat. r. o. D. at
Local Point for ihSceptttg— telf 1 'S
•
~
^: ..z,, •PIUCEOP 44331NLEtir IXIAL.
1.. 'Rte. lir. Egg: oSto. MA
Laelvawinna.ltounduut- 4 4 :A - 14 i 7.: 'fl- to $4 di $4 In $4 30
Widlurre, Hotkoken.....l 03 - - 4 Z 440 4ld' & Z. 4"A
do New Yorit.4l 23" - -...14 ,. %1 .1 73 .540 *l - 50 .1 "A
Lehigh. New V0rk..........1 Si 5 . • . 583 110 SlO
ticranton, Ellzabethnert 4gi 450 4 4 73 510 •3 40 4IS
Pittston, Newburgh ..... -... i ?al 1 3 , W.00 4 too 3PI 4 10'
Lehigh, Pt Johnson_...._ . i - . ,•
•
Old CornPanr s f o. D. al
•
Port Johnson._ ~....1 '.71- 3. fit . 340:. A -V 4 75.
Lehigh. Ellaabettipurt . S3l BOt r &to 5/0 475
latubealport awl Pt. Johuvon toNew Tort 341othts; Round.
Out In cants. Newburgh. 70 cents.
. .
•GV,llgt.3raal.cousignee IMPS discharging.
i• - ALEXAN : IIRIA. , :iND GEORGETOWN llec. M, 11170.
03f.rxr0p4r : (!ree' :11r d 9ftnberrand. taro,! 0. be.t.' 880
_ • n.tvilE nF oliAcr.. um, Dar. P. 10170.
ititkrabaito and Pittaton on board.'
Klnituokln.
Valley
Trevorton
- .
4( PRICES bir OM COAL. '
- Psoimocrac - • Duty, .1 91 .nirlinirli. . .
Lirplng potato. ..
_Gold. • Dolivered at N. Y. Corivney.
Dooae--.—..111 7.3 'Westmoreland
Govrio—.:----...- 1 73 , Deapard- •-•
— l7 lip
LI--...—.--.. !r. Plewbubrb - If . A - v - 1 -7 —r - ...... -., ~.
eso ney n. .—_-- ... . L . = i r s West Fairmount
Prut.atumrsita.,
the Urarellay--- 173 Poireltodl3aa... ...• 710
erao
Caledonia .. .-I Al Snick tread 23 to SO rota - kas.
Black 73 cia - ola toil . 1/ - ItTenliOnti, Va. .
Clover 11111,0aborb. 3 B.
-to
Bootonji - o. b:. • ..iii 2IL ---: II Z.
W,
Freights to Niw Fork $3
. .
"
' . Pi.. Ether, ‘- Pt. • P 3130-
Dros'st. b'thpts -' Drtird b in
Portland -......- 20, 160 Bangor. .. • 11h- 44
Porialsout.4.-. 225 $1 in Posetneket ,It to. 220 ' ' Id
Bodon.--......11 404130 41 WIWI Ricer.. . 200 • OS
Paine— . 2 21, 141 Chtbsoss - - . 2 34. , 20
New Bedford.... 2no - 140 Marblehead: . 2 ii; 00
Roxbury ." . 2 40 :10 Nantucket_ - 2PI Id
8ri5t01......_.:.._. 203 01 New London-- 176 - 23
Nr=rf.. ; ..... . 2 Os 40 New lisiven.-::: co 00
.-.- 1,10.2 1)) 04701440311-- 2 ln - 00
liara -brd-- 260 50* Norwalk— 2 14 a
Middletown- 2 111, 21•30•00CKy-...... I 34' in
Norwich 210 t tow ' 33 Ringhnin___. . , 213
'
• Albany _..a- .-
-. 2 'A lU.Vllveam4l.-- .
New Y0rk;....;.-a. I Wat 43 o,Besintree....- • • -
Richmond...:.._ 1 SO ,Chariestown- •
Charleston.. .2 21 1 90E. Cambridge- 230 200
liseo.:. ~..----- - . 1.73' Raverlill . _ _1-
fannemet--- - - --
- ',Old Cambridg e
Whsterpo -r1- - 'Dighton— 2in .• .
OupbrialtoPon- 322 . ... 2 V . •
Washington_... t 4/0111 •W ; E PO=. -' •
Lynn .-- ...• - .2 73 1 11311141Umer.. .
Newbury port- 263 I' WV Went Farms-z. 140 '
3111 ton 301 41 tow . • .:WIIOIIIIIW3L-- 1 Z • . •
MIPIrP OII -- 17 3 . .Pelerdient--- Ino .
*nit port„.— 1 76 . ' Olotende2-- 276
ILLTES OF 1111.113P08T0103 TO TOIL
Sr intantaraZattacka lt,
L. • at. Zipt. S. Ch.
To Port Bletriond:—..-.......22 2212 02 PiPi $1 to ay 12 to
To 210 2Mt 211 2 BO 10
The rates from Port‘Carties aro $ mita par toa
and from Tonneaus IS, sad rtmeirrorall ONUS pat MO
To points south of Otsr. Zoos or liteor jteuro l l i g,
or alone the toe
al tlgttlaware and Banton t.ltatak• the
drawbackk* on mat will Woo Lamp, inteamboatemid den
*cents: Moamar*, soil Jur WA IlltoVeffilimight.' alb
other points mail& of Copes of U. pliftierro... all
alma. m retina
th t ramom of Intros or tom _coirlisooll iiiool. l 6 thin
the nape* of theDelamtre, a llghternte dainty= ovate.
via It °arra TIMIMMTMrta Witaliara.
Manch Chunk. to Phttadelpoto-
Lmosin .vAuxv; sr, a. =mu& mu) maxim &masa
To Elloabothporlis I To Hoboken.
L. y. 76 L. Ir. n. —.4 76
N. a. Unkind— 1 OM Moils d / 12
. .
- SI al
Skipping a wbarrlog.:.- 13113hIppfas a wharciair,— - a
--,--1 , —.... 1
•I: irl • ....
„To !bit
To Booth
Prom Penn Hoven tolllttesow"----
. 7 • °' '
.Penst 'Raven Us Pldlipsbitit
li
auch Cbanicsach Chunk to to LAI
M
BY A,Ur.Alt ' '-:.." : '-'
,- -
- . facittirland ' aWnIIATIOIt Waghs OS
se tt;
li fo u l t l sraw olvag lor are tbe tbe semem eadlis illt t0n .,,,
,o , : VS .
Prma---** ...-- i i il l r... ll ! - ' 4 01
Treist;i:—.:.--.—:............-......
IPro May. 111.131atqa
F======l
• o. ~
.
The drawback% ill iiinkto on Lump. Oteamer and Woken
.15 on Cbastnat, and 1i testa on Ant and Mare, as coal men
to Mew York fad nbig=
~ .
•
Az's] art cacti it) Itottent—z---.
'Moog'
to
New
Thomas* t
• - • , ' litT MOSSO ca.luii7
To N., York
To Jaw/ Olky
,Fos Iwo&
Ten aolAcernill - I
MIN/N4 MACHINERY.
Two VUarisontat Pangaea . )nai, _iii•lncb cyl
inder, a pa wake. with rmulnaluld boon and two
unit a maps me 'antis aao 144 nab
le beto&SesandeliAil a( puma My& oadioar 11W
Inch tbeetberl44nob summon* sena lbet.teats .
Windizia lAiimbeellialer lank
10V
. vi , thAnun and bones easoloolis
A Vow eats
SiOril=Livity
_, L theavelin
At i al i re=la lasi ran►NOsq b
f►rratkWolas(
Tiaii above le amiable.
• di
ASse.O.IP-11411
CIONBUWED 14111:11:
ale.
FrackYLlle
311111Craek
Baia,!kW Val. Lies. 4 4
Kauai Caatou_
Cram** ...
OM
irrcatmo
Total:,
LglttOß A
Alleutowa, P Pea
Albartis..V.•Peena.
Ca:m at
Pi eet-Um R. 13rronth N. U. ..
Willcrir street Bat
r~.::..~_.....
Nhasthsoour.
liarrigtHan 4,,a01
Con.rttniitai;(l4..N.Br. 641
*Ai&
CARL iron
S" cotinvt.x4v4
ra ,
Anthracite,--,...-
Biluminous
mut___._
Sill Pl' ED is l• CANAL:. '
Tot. for Tut, Am; :
a -days, tlity.l l . I D.
Pt:U:7ll 4 15.D.!".3.. 1 crease. CreAdtc...,
171!
:---:
'
We.k.
-. 0.
. I,M, OD
10,31 C. . TOTAL.
:'1,414781.4112
'.2,418; • 141141 N
1.„V97,,774;
oirjEzlt- itinal..
---
`SOO I 1,16 366:
' I.Carr
• 2.1. 2,01 i
1,107 - 21 , 1411111,.
r 2.U31. 141.9 e
' 124•711:
4.1.1 , Z! 1,2:7„774
10:7i r 4,149
I / 7 X*. 5 . 1 1.«
L lrli l G ---- C I
477 1 • " ,
7 999 1 4CO
iincrx. TOTAL.
• .
•
1.34,r3
...... - 1 1.1.10; 491,C.2
on , 413,1108
-. 1 23M . 14,3311
MIMIC
=MEI
lESSIM
_ I 43,rg
BALTI:MOIIE,•Dec. 1670.
a
-621
CO FREIGHTS
tiiti±
. -2 63-
;adios gestkman
maven kW 'WOW
, W WONZN IIII4I4I O Iss as ApPlTlOlAr k rer :
Dee
IW %MI 'VD 5 14).
INCeatrin" POttnille.
1k0.,- - Abstrtismintts.
IOCNITPOWSID.-2114 ask adv • by tbe Ulth .
a demonised ns ,toJWldemse on the • i nst.. see been
postponed until sumer notice. • _ •
Dee 10-4041,-311.it• ' . ;11c011.4311' it
FOX 11=114--Flas • • sad Lot situated in
Start market Ileum • Wit in sts
raw APPII to - U. PARK ' Ow. •
tt 193 Centre St-
I'oa/orate.
II
Um 10-41- ,
N
VOB 11411.111.—A.Vx reamed bane. larlie Olden,"
enolee .troit E lm; and bath roona,boecend tol d .
water; Ronne Sniped order. For perticaiots epgdc:
on the ,
po 194-30- reMpA nln2 . InS
- pm 'Market St. ;
• Dee. ie. -40-1 m•
!MATS OM. h CHAILLZS it/LIVINCLIB,
.13f ached — ln OU 1111:k U NIalge ;having.
beret granted to the undeed.allpeesoeke ladebta,
atto sehl esr.ate ere regoon. to mate payment: Ind'
adi persona having delete against said estate to pre*
sent the same
• . C. H. 1 / I .o3ll2.ER.Adtalnlstrator.
Ho. 4i lita,efouv alt Pottsville.'
Or to A. W. SCHALCK. ,oway et Lem..
2:0.1112 Ceattellt i Pottsville. ,
G RAND coFraigrr. •
• - - •
10--. W.&
Prof. Gat. Break& graduate of the Philadelphia
Institute for the instruction of the Blind, gill, give
onebf his grand find interesting entertainments of
eoeal sturinsarnmentat mete at the ?own Han.
Centre Pton Monde)* Eventt i 12,
fi id,
though blind; lie iv sick/Karl ^ed to be the nest
Violinist and Pianist now travel og and only needs
be hard to licapprodated. lie will also make some
remarks on-tlittednastion of the blind and will read
On the raised Wet% On this occasion he will be
assisted by 311 m Jennie Burns, the charming vocal.
-Ist and favorite wherever she has appeared, rot she
burning in several of oar leading chic* and Is aek
noWledged bellibtreis of her profession. Admis
sion seats: - • • Dente.
fIEEICII: MILL K AND MINE BILL
V.:NAVIGATION AND RAILROAD COMPANY.
' PUMA torLPH IA; Dec. 5, lige.
The annual: meeting t)I the stockholders of this
Company wUr be held at the Wilco of the iLkitimany,
'No. llELlbtaryistkeet, on Monday. Dec..akit. MO, at
eleven o'cileelt A. Most tibial 'time an election for
°Meets to WIT! the ensuing year 'sill also-' . take
Place. P.-C. noLus, Treasurer.
Dee; 10,770-11543.134.23-4,104 t
1110IIIPP CARBON AND PORT
CAR.BON - XLBOAlt.vost pAN
putz.An I
this To MMus] armitang of thi.S t oc kh older s of this
Cu:ripsaw , will be held' at - the oftlee - of the Colo.!
-purr, --Na. "Yr • Library street. on • Atiniday. lee.
Mb. ls7t l , at eleven o'clee2- - A. B. at which {Due an
election Vitr ottleerwto serve the ensuing - year will
also take place, P. O. ROLLO, Treasatrer.
Loc. 10. 76—ra."3-12, 13 h 21-41' .3t •
. 4.1111
Total.
=Jet 00
1511,23;
MAUIO
tv.,21.?
ta,ma
somin 11
rAPPICE BeiltrYTM - TT.T. VALLEY NA.I7L-
A.." GATION AND FLAILKOAD COMPANY.
. ,
Purtarst.rnui. Dec. stb,
The soutual meetings( the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at the *Moe of the Company,
No. Art Library street, on Monday, Dec: Isth. IM, at
eleven o'clodir. A. M., at which time miiefeettent for
officers to serve the ensuing year will Also tete
P. C. H0L1.1% Treasunr.
Dec. A'7o-2.13-/2. Mr&
SlioV SLR SUOVEILB I BIIQVZLB I S
ENCOURAGE HOYE NANUFACIIISE.S.
The au bor .. tiers have commented the menufact
of SHOVY 14 of all kinds and hires. such as (4,
Sand, tiraln, and Railroad. at. St.' Clair, Schuylkill
County and beg leave to solicit ashare of patronage.
Orders fry or left at the the ory, or with Joseph
Bowen. Uterine, will be promptly attended If>.
nee. le, .M—ZO-3t .1. A. SOW EN.
581.93;
3484%8E4
114121
MMI
1.
1,143
kui . 11.746
2,331 'Mg
1,Z0,323
•
*u.t.
tint 011itr..Atect.tii bun.
A Nesrapar:r of t'-a-Z,lPrlcn"r„.-4t.
i zd tor !•SArf d'a Ili rk^__
iscloe - ii rintiq:' a. iltr;•l6tato,rrofruir:ii-ItET. 7
Meta; Ilr.,ls'eret,.Tahr%eri. all' c 1 Molneri o clioOmt '` •
:Vol:a, al I So Da 1:Jaz:lot - an s.:ca.
CAt: poLratt A VSA :2 !
oxr. it T . ND n. 1%.) rott64'o,
Or 1:r1U11 y. t tS-rc
TIM fr. •4710E1i LY UN. 02
.
of 121.1 p_tne 143 an I 7 enc . :, 1 el:al'aeizi a, the THE
'a Ef:ELV, Ira with n arest , t ya.t ety of wiseabashoona
towline. and fntae , !Ltne the cPw.4 to tb surawin.,itkirlith
gloater tro.h4eNa. bee.atia It comet Moe a woo.: I.:-
'teal of onea 0r...1:. ,
_. ,
711:: V tILI st Nso i:ztrt.
A preCniacitiv r .14 b'o reirsnapv.,•Citalne Isrre, it
erroulsikat vs m 1 wora. Frt.c. Intletwuleut.. aradfcsr•
le•al a i.Vit:c•.k. A'l tne, new, from LY , rlwbrre , . Two
CCDui scatty ; brul.“), .245 cants a aronth..cTee a Tear.
For Terms to Clobii, anti Specimens, address
t. r. mc•LAND. 1 1 / 4 1,'Llscr, Fan ellee. ,Velr Tort-
Dec 11. ":0-1.1.- it
volt BALE.—A Drug Ettore. Terms made
1: vantageous to purchaser, - Address P. O. Box YU
Harrisburg. Penna. • Dee- B, 70-211-3V-10,2t
1,34,114
1111,312
Ilk.=
1,474,1 z
DEO
N°TIME! TO COHTILLOTOIIB. Nance Is
hereby given to all bidders fN , excavating Pris
on cellar, that the giving oat of said work has been
postponed until further notice. Ry order of Coin
wilsaloners. Attest :4). J.' Alta.:ooD. Clerk.
Dee.
FOR RENT.—A Frame. Tavern, 40x50 feet, with
kitchen attached, situate In Helens Township,
near Germany!lle. Also, IL acres of ground, sta
bling. Mai feet, can accommodate 00 - horses. For
terms; apply to ADIN SCHWENK,
Dec. 10, 10-65-4 t• on the premises.
OT/CZ.—Letters of Administration on the es
tate of DAVID Cams, deceased, basing been
granted to the undersigned, all persons ludebted to,
the estate are requested to make payment, and those
having claims to present theta to
' BAIRD iSNYCKII, Administrator. .
. Dec."10,":0-50-6t . -
MOTlClL—Letters of Administration on the es
tate, of LICWIII lints, late of the liorongh of
Pottsville. to the county of Schuylkill. deceased.
• vim; been granted to the understated, all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment, and tbose having claims against the
same to present them soon for 'settlement to -
WM. REES, Admlnistmtor,
NO. 13t Sanderson street,
Pottsville.
Dee. 14.'70—. )4t*-
011 SALE. -A Valuable Hotel; an old and Well
established stand, situated on the corner Of
nd and Franklin streets, in the Borough of Et.
within 'CO yards or the Reading Railroad de
pot, d known as Johnson's Hotel. The property
counts of Rotel buildings,Jarge Stable, Ice House,
&e., a Garden and plenty of yard room. The
property Os free of all Incumbr.ince. For particulars
apply on be premises to
Dee. to,: : 'MIAS. R. J0111450:i."
H DIXON , NO. 21 S. NIGHTS STRENT,.
• Ph Itsueiphts.
. elt4 P
_PRICES TO SUIT. TIIN TILER. _ . '
RI H. FANCY AND TOILET GOODS. ,
A ma nincent assortment,- unsurpassed for VA•
riety, egance,of style, cir nrxieratlon in prima.
Fine Yreneh Flowers for Jarnlniers,, rich Bohr
mian and China Toilet Sets and V Pathan Busts
and Statuettes. ibit mounted Card Wars and
Flower holders. Bohemian Glass. China, Lava, Par.
lan Marble, amuse and Olit-Ornaments.
Rich Paris and Vienna Yaw, real Whitby Jet,
-Vulcanite and 'trench Jewelry. Chlar and Tobacco
Boxes and ITlAdarl ik 744ll2=llkl4 Glove. =molter
chief and Work Mr .0 sea r Tablet.,
Paper Cutters. _
BILK, GINGHAM AND ALPACA YMBRELLAS.
• CANES, AC. - i
With a thou other articles, embracing all that;
is new or desi ra ble for :bridal. birthday or. holiday
preetbts, superior In finality and moderate in.price.
M. DIXON. No. 21 EL Eighth street,
Between Market and Chestnut , east ai de,
Dec. W.'
. 79-6C1•41. - • ' ' • Philadelphia.
HLMILY GOODS ao.—Befora parchastasi
CI HOLIDAY pOODS for Christmas and Near
Year, go to
• . "mi.:* A. fIhIIDER.. .
No. 110l*. W. oar. Elevimth & Chestmil Sts., Phila.
TOYS! NEW GOODS. -•
English. Freud!, German and America/1J
TOIS, DOLLS, FANCY. GOODS.
I still dicsUisne to sell my-entire mkt* or FeathvOl„
Velveteens, Flowers, Ste.. at greatly redneed prices.
to make Winn ftw our Toys acid Holiday Goods.
Rat and Vowel Reeks, Buckets. Wri Desks:
Ink Stands.
Pocket Books— greats st ba rns-ever
reeved: - •
Super selettinwof Jet, Gilt, Peart and Coral Jrr.
etre.
Elegant Fans, Pearl, Ivory and Gilt Stick. •
Kid 0101111 two bisttobs, all the new shadesi Also,
the Joseph Kid. the best Si Glove sold.
Cloaks. Dresses and Suits made in the most Mb.
tenable sty/e.
•
Trimmed Paper Patterns.
Periket System of Divest Cutting taught.
Real Valencienn Guipure and Thread-Laces.
All the , latest s tyles Ladles' Conan, Cntft and
Sleeves.
'Point d' Applique and Dui:lime. •
Thread Veils.
French
•
French Einsinuldered Cashmere- Sachs, Ostrich
Plantes, Tips and Fancy Feathers and Flowers. .
Novelties In Neck Ties and Rows:
Ribbons, Roman Sears and' Sashes;yrtiis
mi nes. , - -.
Ornamental Fringes, Gimps. • • ' -
-Sofa Pillows. Pin Cushions.
A large lot ok,Worked Slippers. at ?en to prima
•>llit if 4.:BlNtegivs,
N. W.•cor. Eleventh and etkestast
Oct I, "A-40.3m • • . . • , , •
STFLAWBRI!X/11
GRAND CIOSING, SALE FOR
THE. SEASONI
The Greatest Batista' ,we have
MI
One Hundred and Eighty-five Thousan.
Dollars Worth of Dry - Goods to be •
Sold in Thirty Days.
Oar magnificent stock. embracing almost every
description of DRY 400 DH. Is tito Wee for the
son, arid ire lasi deteroned tataelt at once. We
offer
$40,000 worth of Black sins ad Velvets.
$25,000 worth of Colored Silks. '
' $40,000 worth of Foreign' Dress Fabrics,
$40,000 mitre Clatkings and Cloaks.
s2o,ooo4hkrtit of fins Shiods itn4 131p4,4.
$20,000 Et* of Linen Goods and Moult.
Lc., "&c. ► &c. .
Never area' suelt aaamity (eared to get s
0 5,4
llatigeutllty Made mist gosh tow Prkelk - •
Navvy vas such sou oggoettalty carol to get a
aertkLigbt" ebagett Wedding atal Retinas Itilits at
moth torteea sr ve ataseUtog them.•
— ,4 111
ss.
- breast:km& at Almost Half Pd
. -
AsTaactuess,
BLACK BEAVERS,
VELVrfKKNWAND
• WHITE CORDUROYS
wins MatiMmirbore is . ibe Visited
,Moo.
Tho poop‘' from toe kid Isom us itmooMfaltr
Corleaa am! t° the - ae thi t 41 1 1 4 ,1 hk,it a l ii
141114% itCL9TM '
• Nt1K.c0n , “1 11 4 1 , 14 1 1 , 1 * - 31 m brilliseets
- OIL 41 1 : 4 1 111 " NE ILAII "" k "'
.-- - • -
IN
!_:I :::LC; A. DANA.
.: P.,tt
ever Offered.
- HOLIDAY, BRIDAL
PARIAN ANX)
LACQUERED AND INLAID, CHINESE
'•• t •
A FitEss mrviiick or amp.,
risseCuss cam.
TYNDA - 14E, MITI
China', GINS *ad
El
707 iaIitInISTIMTIIVIPUrt
/Michael.
0113" COMP*IIIFIF at - WILD CROW
and &MEE& is acknowledged to to :the mast
=l. sate and certain ranted,' for the one of
1 11 : 111 Euultks. Colds, Rcarsenets.And Us
e:loe= Cranumption river Whorl toidl e. A
bottle should always bet In every
Prepared b 7 R. N. COKE Druggist moist.
ScittOntill Raven, Pa. For sale to Pottsville at the
Drag Stores of Dr. W. 11. ItOBLNBOII,. GEORGE W.
KENNEDY and Ws. C. SA-YLOR., and bY Pro= bad
and Dealers everywhere.. Price go cents.
October 111. no
NOD ILOTOD SCRATCHING. Olt SOLIAD
;CLOTHING. • , •
HINCKLEY'S KALETBICHEON.
, Wl,,,rianted remove." DANDRUFF,. lUDITItIr and
tither cu iinteotts diseased wit hlwhieh the .
. scalp piny be atirlotel. e . -
Read the - certlficafes,aohe Prrtz 'Stores where
KALkTIIICIIIION ld for-sale.. -. '
.w..,&LETtucuEox 'ff. - NO A • hOir IlYeor re;a o rer•
No ladles' or Gerttlefuen`stallet complete without
a bane ofSINCICLEY'S, I,7XTIUCIdEON.
one bottle will'eon - ny one of its great quall
f les for removing p t urn , and IkTsf . .
bi CENTS PER - liOTTLK Por nate at - •
• 115..-W: IL ROBINSON'S.
• - rzu..ltra Cen Ix* street.
and.llOLT tt..FWNSLEIret.
•
Centre tire Drug Worm.
p. se—stud tr... iiitlektey & propitotora. No.
52161040 Building: Itzaalu og, Pa., fo r a circular con.
tat n lag two h undred an4-4.1a0s testimonials from the
leading citireas of tho State. - Nov 25.10.-41641.=41r
Vales' bre.. '
LADirs• FA2YCy runs
JOHN PAR'EIRA.
, 71. ARCH STREET.
Middle of the block, between ith and
sth streets, South iiideK
• PIIILADICLPRIA. cry
- importer, Manufacturer and /Yew
mall kinds and, • quality of FANCY
FL'ILS for Ladles and -Children.'
Wear. Haying enlarged t remodeled
••• . and improved ray old and lavorably"
- known - Ft:lt EMPORIUM, and hay
= log imported a very large and splen
did, assortment of all the different kinds of Furs
from first hands in Europe and hare bad them
made up by the mast skill ul *orkme n I would re
spectfully Invite my friends of Schuylkill and adjs.
cent Countieet to call and examine my very large
and beautiful assortment of Fade, Furs. for Ladle'
and Children._ I am determined to sell at as low
prices as any other, respectahle Houselrt this city.
A 11Furs wariant ed. No misreoresen to'effeet
sales. JOHN FAREllftli„ •
Nov. 1',.."7045.4e V-Ern • -11 R Arch street,
URS.- 820.
•
_:JOHN A. STAthSACH & CO,
8 0 6 Arcit Street •
. , LANI:FAc-griutn or
LADIES' FANCY - FURS.
Coniisting or Rasstan FAble,*ll.valsontay Sable,
Illnk Sable, Royal Ermine, Grebe, Seal, Astraeans,
tifiglrrel, - Fitch. tee. Ch lld ren's Setts. -
Sleigh
Geatlbob emen'a Collars and Gloves, Carilsge ;and
es.
The hateist styles at lowest prices. • - -
All Fura guaranteed - as represented. ' •
JOIIN A. i;TAIIIIAC11 4.t. Co. •
•
'<SAL rch &red, 5 doors btloec Ninth, /lOWA. side;
botibau (soobs.
-- - •
WEDDING AND EIOLIDA.Y GlFTB.—,Detia
ttful Cologne Toilet Seta, Splendid Vitae' a, Tea
Sets, plass Sets, Student and Argand Lamps. Glove
Boxes, Jewel Doses, Watch Stands., tint Stands,
Brackets and Towel Racks; an endless variety of
Lldna Milan and Lava Ware; also, Toys for chi!.
dn?ri, !tea sets, Wax and China Dolls, etc., etc., Just
receivi3l and for hale at low prices by •
' J. IL. TROXELL,
CHINA, GLASSWARE; AND CROCKERY,
"Ja CENTRE ST., rcerrsvnix.
Nor. 'X, 70. July 2, 70—W4y-130-1y
ARCM STOGIE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
1. whieh we ire walling at exceedins . ly . : low rates,
Udine' arid Peatlemea*a Gold Wateirriad Mans.
Jewelry, bolldWUrer - wa& Silver Plated Warr,
'A very tine selection.
CLOCKS IN EVERT TAIHILTY.
Abm, Agents fur the celebrated STEINWAY &
SONS' PIANOS, and MASON a HAMLIN'S NEW
STYLE ORGAN.
Call Lind examine our f , tock,
FISHER Jk 13R0:.
No. DA Centre street,
Pottsville; Pa.
Sep. 1,139-1-ly
Vila OPEN
, / •
December' Ist, 1870, *
.. . , - A Splendid Collection or'
HOLIDAY -GOODS',
. • Domestic and Foreign. ,-
'FAIiCX GOODS, - , . .
. .
" SILVER . WARE ,
JEWEbRY,
, . .
,;41tiND-WATCHES.
's
. A CHOICE LOT OFVERA CHAINS:
5 , ..
..8.C. - 'I3IIEF.N. .. •
• 178 Centre street, neat Inners' Bank. Pottsville. ' '
Nov 1.1,„:70—IS . Ang. ',.'011 1 -4 ,rat
rtiancidi.
MOUNTAIN cm INSURANCE
,;, . .
DEPOSITSIT COMPANY,
\o. 176 Centre
.?;
VITSVILLE, PA..
CE, I I IOO.4PRIVILEOE TO
' , • IN
CREASE TO CAM
%,.:Thfi Company chartered by the Legislature Is now
tvreted ter t iiil lOU et a genet* Imitating
bupltfese.
, INTEREST PAID ON DEPONITS. 1
U. Bondi_ and other Reliatds Bonds Bought
ind Sold.
GOLD RIDER L'OVEILVIS 11013/11T. IND SOLD
.neat eron.v. •
, John W. lioncherrr, Then: Garretion,
John Thorson, • Moll o y 1. Lac,
W. P. Ryon, - Fred I Patterson,
Unary TReeser, - 0..1. Richardson,. -
rico. . Cole. Chas. Kopitamcb
John Anderson,' .C. 11. Derr lei.
J. W. TIOSUAIELLTLY. Piciatext.
• JOUR D4LWBON, President.
U. linNni.na. Secreted./ and Treasurer.
}lnc. Be, 10-41r3-' tn &
•
A DZSI - 124.8L5• • • •
SAFE HOME INVESTXENT.
'THE -SUNBURY and LEWISTOWN RAIL-'
ROAD COMPANY
- '7 PER CENT: GOLD
First Mortgage 'Bonds: 7
Interest Payable :April and October,
Free of State and united States
Taxes.
.
We:are now armee the balance of the loin otll..
MAW, which lei secured by a that ind only lien on
'the entire property and franchises of the Csoripeay .
At 90 - the e c trued "Interest Ad e
The Thud le now rapldly'apProachlnteorepletlon,
with slams tredeln COAL. litON and to
addition to the 'ogee:tiger travel awlettne the liven
ing of thleirrestly needed eatirpihea:: .The lewd
trade alone Is euelcientlf twee to alatettat*
Road.. We Ilse* so belltetlos La reamunsodWitits
Bonds La a CHEAP, lIKLIABLZ sod LUZ 11N.
'Par peniphlete. with 'imip,eo4 - Infetraellen
WM. PAINIMMA - C9.. Bad.
Dealers In Government Seemitie%
240. 36 South THIRD Bt., Philadelphia,
APPIY to
MINERS' LIFE INSORANCE & IRVST CO
Na 212 CENTEE St.
L. F. WHITNEY. .Banker,*
so.isa evil= st..Pougsgilf. Pa
1- Nov. vl-4040-4641a
Nov. 1100.
D IABIZB !Olt
DIARIES FOR 11371;
. GREAT YAW:NW, •
At greatly tiadated rates over fortittr. yes& *lca.
Al BANNAN t ,RAMBNY'&
As ILIONLOIS ros um.
L A"N. AGS
FOR: "--
181— •
AT *3 'VS • PER GROSS CASH,
sr
"
• BANNAN-4:1011Sralook#004 - . 7- 7
• -77 4 ,
•
• iiVl'Optio47l4o4itaillOntfirOcid.....'::'
prof, PVlag,alli path*
• YO#.ll.4llllllit '
I gr.
.111411111,1011 a
- ler. sue Dusk se..
MEI
MD
12112=1112112
SYIN4LNIA.
111=1
BIRTHDAY
II 4.VA WARE.
D - JAPANE.SE CURIOSITIES.,
• RATED CALVA "Mk ntg.
- - ,
LOWEST' CON PRICES.
S.EXU, & C 0.,.
ueemiliwe,
: 90 •TrLPHIA. ,
illesto,! Wes, &t.
W. DZNGIACFS, AGENT.
:L j s H o gtf 1:0 1 4 AND OAP 14TORE,
, CIIMISTNVT ISTitntr, CELESSONA
• Shoes, flats and Caps, in great'varietr4 eon-
Ay on hand. Particular catentian Ink/. a Customs
;k. , HEMMING done utittlp on short notice.
;¢ .11.:0 • t 0^0.4a-17
gitinbeT.
iron Oath.
ENGLN*I3. •
gunge 2 ft: q, I.4..ejvc* - -ai Upwards.
I height. and width; so as to permit
•
in the ordltin.6ll of a Mae.'
:riected eSigns o t
'varieties a
tocomOttventie'qtaide.eonneeted, and
it tolde-eonUecteil.
dal and tvorlcruanslilpareegitai, lu every
.hose in road lo6nuotives ortnil gnage.
trcular and,photograph.
M. lump
tire.*rkys, ratade! phis.
.I,lB.lkreenti
ID--1664E-15-ty
fp)
• iOGIIII-110LAND.122 CENTRE ST..
M'l , Ermow AnirarcAn lioges,.,Porrsvias,
Rae noir Opened a new Stock of FALL .t WINTER
Goode imitable for the present season, such as
•
BLACK RILE. WINTER' kLOTIT, CORSETS,
' FILLNGES, TELMMINGS, NOTIONS, Se.
Hai on hand 4 new hit of ' , ' •
FIAIO6::Ii.ND 'IINTER, SAC4ZUESi
r
Which will ho sold cheep for: cash. .• '
Particular attention paid to `)ruts lialf.iug. -
Ladles Cloaks made to order. New Patterns Jost
reosifre 'lN d. ' • Oct. X! 'W-41—
Nor., •7023.1-tf ! ~ • • •
, ,0
• .
LO7O. PALL 1 OPENING. . . 1870.
I
A. COUPLET AS S ORTMENT .OF
FALL & WINTER GOOISS,
Including SILKS, POPLINS, CHINTZES, SKIRT
-,AKINGS; VELYETEENS, CODIAI
- WATERPROOFS, (In the new,
Lades, de.,) .' I IMINISII;SGS,, KID .
.GLOVE-1, a variety of
nalds, (in e.new gold and black mix
. a - full line of beautiful SW peg 'Cash-
Bengal and Berlin Shawls. Also,
a splendid assortment of
:RY GOODS, including
ILKS, 17E/ II XETS, EM T
FLOWERS, de.
._ 'WHITFIELD RGYEIL,
15 J -1 4 - •
ENE ra NO c CESEIPTY EON PEOPLE
going abroad to buy
CLOTHING,.
hen they can get'tverything In that Meat
1 -
MORRIS ROHRHEIMER'S,
0.., '2_Bo Centre: Street,.
.POtx'sVILLE,
'per and of superior quality to,that they tmy lii
• to the cities.
, •
CLOTHING OF IMY .34-11.11
. . compared with that made In Philadelphia,.
°mid not only CHEAPER IN PRICE, but au
,lr. .
g
!p constantly on hand the ffneon assortment of
FOREIGN land DOMESTIC' ,•
LOTUS AND CASSIMERES,
as I
Cut
Cut
I am prepared *snake up In the bet style,
my employ first-eta/is workmen. My principal
r, MR. JACOBY, la Well known 'as a drat-class
I•
First-ebiss suit Mdde for s*i.
A.zrp THE VEEY BEST FOB $30. 1
In ere Wiutet Sulfa (join . $1) to $l4.
I Also, a very large asiii*Ment, of
OVE.ttaPA.:'&,
IN MICE, Fr. 031 $lO. to 11,i.:10,
Mad of Chinchilla. leavers and English ,Nlelian
onstantly on hand, a lango aalortmCn . . t .
uw,Dirater..o.illt.iis. -- 43- • •
. • .• AND
• •
'ts' FirrnlshingGecids in General.
1... otto p`" Fair Acaling with everybody, and
lion vett. or money retunded."
Ina oa Overcoat* at a sacrifice at
140EMSIBONILECEIXEMS.
280 Centre Street, 'Pottsville,
• [OPPOSITICSOI.O36I 4 i 110 , 0VER'..1
. 10, no—=•aw--.4641,
C!!!
- My
NMI
Ratites.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the .
of lee of the undersigned until • Dec. Litti;liCO,
for the building of a Breaker at Helfenateln.Fa. ••
-arsTesala for the stone work will • be received mea
y. For particulars 'apply either by letter or
in parson to - T. REESE do CO., •
Dee. ft, '7O-43.21. . Shamokin, Pa.
$lOO. ADDITIONAL 130IINTY.—By Act - of
July 13, 18711, the time of claiming albs
bounty was extended] six. months from that data
Thls time wilLsoon expire. The following are anti.
tied_ if t have not already collected it:
AU•soldiers who enlisted for three U n i ted years
before July 13th, MR, and received $lOO States
bounty and no more; andeil suchen:deters who were
discharged, :before Revving two years, fot wounds or
injuries of any kind. including ruptures, not dia,
eases, "are entitled. though they have not received
any bonnty; these last are also entitled" to the tike
original bounty. ] •
The- widows, children under 21 at the date of the
law, July 28114 imo, and parents of all toldiers, indi
catedabove. who havedled since their discharge, ate
entitled; and where each soldiers were discharged
before serving two years, for disability or disease
contracted in the service, who died of such disability
or disease, before July th, him,- the widow. chLF
dren, or tmorents are entitled, although the soldiet
him-elf, if living. would not be entitled.
Papers for the collection of pensions due on the
4th of next December daretally completed. correct
el. and forwarded-for Payment. • •
All kinds of Bounty and Petition Blank Papers
for sale.- Call upon or addrressse, T .
ALEXANDER B. BILLIMAN, •
Pension and Bounty Agent, Pottsville,
Nov le, 70-211mr—q-u-
WZBT y lijli UNION .TELEGBA
QQYPANDIRECT virREsL .
PROMPT TRANSMISSION •
SPEEDY DELIVERY,
•
. . . • j • QUICK ANSWERS:
• 1 •
thisw of Company now reach all points of
The Item.
importarree on thgEe of the Rsading_Railroad and
its branches. ex t Pi:inserts.; IttnlnUrvil.l.U.
Asittantr. and a , jAhin. plaegs„and extensions
• are being rapidly made. • -
._ i • ,
• Bil)eceurber ist. *likes win be opened at Potts
'T Me and Hamburg. and as moon as possible the
ler at other gluon is Shetall roims. . ;
'This lathe only Company_birr Talai:trail).. lines
on. the Ewa Pmna ia
lkan. II Pannalvanis.
end Lehigh Talley neurtadloind we are thus ena
bled to provide wirescoal reons to New -
York and Philadel by so many .ienl. soma,
tluit direct and t communications can De bad
at all times. _
_.-.' '
_the
/I iseontemplated to Ire to Coal and Iron
' traria the Raiding 'what it has never
had D eere,lffser.cares TirSACUlatit PACILITISS.
The geenipaars Wires are devoted (mandrel, to
poufs Teitagesek itaillaess, and are not used for -
Übe natlndsen eir trainee ..,
" • All oornatunications strictly confidential.'
• i Noy. 24,-'lO.-Zl-2te-ta-26
NORTON 2, LL/A mmonor IifICCO
co ., 8.• B.
-4, • isaievracrukkkal Or ALL SRAM or
1Y o. 1 P R 6 E B I
For Furnaces. Bolling lOUS. Forges, Steel Works,
LIMO Kilns, Cupola Furnaces. BLOCKS and
TLLES, tor alsst Furnaces, Gas WorGreen
leable lion Welt& Baker's Oe
Houses, Lo Pose Heater and
Unitsp„ cylinders, dm., .or every
description to order.
Fire Clay, HaoLln, Fire Sand, Fire Cement, In Bulk
or Barred. IrACTOZZIOL__: -
litouth otWoodbridne Creek, N. Ldiad Peekskill;
N. 1r; P. o.ll.ddroia, PerinAmboy. or Peek
-3111, - W. Y. . • APri IM. 10—17-4 ,
HOIZDAY
,Vor, tp.e HoWang. •
Titan lloods.:_b‘hly -arrived", Cana .I.OtiDON,
pilaus.
Watt sew VARNA amid mona,an
to dty.uttro b Se n n [ oxy• mod
dor than. tttili
retall ni every aw rnencand e
Via that Alt and tan dawns. in
iIUIRS • • CEIVIAIA_
SIL ' LICATTIEn. IVORY,
• •• dr e ..
'and ars &ow ready UN/11, of of WI sbo.will
AM% ninialdidt ABALIs maim
uoit . cfutinsuir grifimrr. .
- ' • lerLastalMlL -
41, EL
CAOW,if . 0 4) *
1 'rat 1‘44-1
Ell
SIEGE OF BELFORT.
707
"DON'T LI ICE Pr,
,ALE AND ItETAIL
SOAWDEPOT,,
porraviux, P.l;
*III keep cm:teal:ay
\ hand a gnu &mart,
nit of Building .Lan
r, which he willituar
,Ace to at The
LEYWINT 31ARKET
RATES..
Doors; o A , N,.Blitvig, 40.
83E10 Sash sit reut; per
tozen.,_ _
sea 10. 'AI.-:>'.'-tf-17:441
MS
ENS
taliii
:',Zii•. - .1 . 4 . :4ti_h
in' To munirwitt.
EUROPEAN WA
THE SITUATION IN MIS.
THE GEB.II4 ' N WAR',LOAN.
Giant's 1410ingein England.
NEW EMPIRE OF:tERMANi.
William, ofPrussia; Emperor.
FRESH TEOUBLE IN SPAIN.
ENGLAND:
Tito imam Times Sereieipon Giant's 3Lasaage--
'The I:taperer at Germano-leninee and the
• • ACaste*n Qnsation. •
LoNnoN, ; V.—Thep_ utp; this morning
has an edito VirtMC oti_Vle recent mes
sage of Presidentqi,rant. - It believes that
certain recornmendationsmade f
still-born; like many cif those of tattint's
predecessors. The docunferit marks *Other
stage of the President's downward career,
and. teaches how far the highest authorities
will go when the balance of parties is 'unsta4
[Special-to N. .y. EVEI.:GNG TELEGRAM.] ••••
despatch frosty Berlin Mates that King
William has 'accepted the title of "Emperor
of Germany." There is immense eiathust...
aarrilit Berlin, .:
• ,
•
_
Tho French acceptance -of a conference-is
unconditional• - _
• Bismarck. cOnsiders the delay . In voting for
the emlstiltdion rt. - Norking nnschef. _
F 1 NC
The ! Ititittioil hyPails—The Siete ofWort
Tocas, Dec. 0.-41.ontargis,";in the Depait-
Ment of Loire, has .been evacuated b the
Germans. •
The army of the 'Loire has again started
on a fora and movement. -
- .
' Advices. from Paris ha 'e ba.u - nceived by
balloon to the Sth. The.tsitu.atlort-It'as Balls-.
factory. The Prussians wereacriyely at work
coatructing defensive works iin the rear of
the, lines, from which the' French recently
drote then'. A large' number , of prisoners
had arrived at Paris. " Phey were captured
iii the battles at the east and south of the
city _on the 3d.
The Prussians in their attack hurl6o over
1.20,000:men nguipiit' Gen. Ducrot. In spite
of these immen4e
_numbers Ducrot held his
ground and repulsedithe enemy. . •
Advices have. been .receivo from the gar
rison of Betfort :to - the 6th. '.. The siege was
Fu
progressing vigo " sty . The. Prussians had
attempted to stor the place, but were beaten
Oil'. One of thel regiments was_ entirely cut
-.
to pieces in the attack.
...
•
• ' PRITSSL4. - . •
•
•
The Gerinita \far Loam—Oe ,Unity—King
William to be - Emperor.
. .
1 i '
BERLII, -Dec.'9,—Three ..irdllion pounds.
sterling of the loan recently authorized by .
the, North German Parliament will be al
lotted to;subacription: In London.
The following letter from King Louis of
Bavariajto King John of Saxony has just
been made public . :
.. isi
"The t-/termans, led by the - Bing of Prus
sia, celerate the brotherhood of arms, giv
ing glor ous proof of gie s importance and
I s
power o United Germariy. I bave•negotia
ted to th end it•Yersailles, and now invite
you and ' the other German princes to urge
th - e King of Prussia to assume the title of
Emperor of Germany, united with Piosiden
tial functions. Proud thus to takfthefirit
step In crowning German- unity,l hope for
your assent and that Of the other pridices and .
free towns."• e
, _ . . ..
It - ts sLid Bsirfiarct: will treat the accep
tance or rejection of the' South German
treaties as a Cabinet question.
.. ,
'sz.ALv.
Trouble in Spain--Ex-Queen Isabella's Protcit.
MADRID, political factions are
violently attacking Prim and_the party sup
porting the Duke of Amts.
Ex-Queen Isabella has sent a formal " pro
test from Geneva against the tlection of the
Duke of Aosta as Ding of Spain. She states
that she. has ,no intention of appealing to
force.
WA3§HtVerTON.
Army Reorganization.
WASEIf*GITON,.Dec weeleor more
will elapse before the War -Department will
Le preparekl to issue orders .assigning officers
under the action of the Hitneoett Board. AU
the eases have not been passed. upon, and
meantime - - officers are from time to time
availing themselves of the- privilege of re
signing. It la not expected that-any public
business of importance will be transacted
until after the holidays.
PEIVNBYLVA.NIA.
Fire In On CIO;
crry,'.Dec. 9.—A 'fire this morning
Oestroyed several-cax).onds •
IYEIr YORK,
- ,
IlaalreSid Dfpot BareedPatitievaling Conductors
—Explosion. sad Lest of LIAN .
Nov Yong, Dec. 9.—The depot of the .
Coney Island Railroad at Gowanus, Brook.
lyn, was destroygd by, fire this_ morning.
The property belonged to .C. Godfrey Gun
ther, of , New York, who , loses $lOO,OOO, which
was not instired2 Other parties lose about
$lO,OOO, partially insured.
FiVe conducterS of the Seventh A . nue
Wailroad were arrested to-day by Captain
Kennedy on the charge of emirezzlement,
preferred by Robert Murray, superintendent
of the line. The accused were committed
. for examination.' • •
Charles Neill was held for examination by
Justice Dowling •to answer the charge of
stealing a., canal boat, valued at $5OO, the
property of Slott; Griffin Co. The accused
had been captain of it. - .
This morning a terrible eiplosion occurred
in the machine shop of Thome! Kerr, corner
of Fifty.fifth street and First , areuue, result
ing in the destruction of the building and
the instant death of Frederick Meyer, one of
the workmen.-
THE wEsr.-'
Refusing a Colored Vote—Deftsadlag the Govern
iseat—A Jury Indoluse In a Gems of “Ser. , •
• ink.up"—BaWoad Accident -
• -
:.Cirrarrritivm, Dec. B.—Lansford L. Yowgll
btu; been indicted by the :U. - I& Grand Jury
at CoviiAteirtucky,' for refusing, as
judge of ton, deafen, td receive the vote of a
negro. • .
Harris' ILOrten and -Joseph Huston of .
Mcintgemery county, Ohio, in the "U S.
CoOrt here entered .a,plea, 'of - "note me con
tendere," to an indictment charging them
with conspiring .to ,defraud the government
in the shipment spirits, and have been
fined $lOOO, A cler gyman of the same place
convicted - of the same charge,has been tined
Curirxxxi, , Dee. B.—The United- States
District Court for the First — Judielel District'
of Wyoming Territory, .1. H.-flowe, Chief
Justlefi, , presidingoelosed its session of three
weeks today. Much important business
has been transacted._ • -
A telegram from Rawlins.siys thatjudge.
Kingman has dischargedthe petit jury there
and tined the' jurors each. ten ,dollars for in
dulging ins game of '''sev:en-up," in 'the
jury room while deliberating on a case.
• DETROCC, Dec. 9.—A Toad train ran into
the rear end of the' night express yesterday,
near Denton's Station, injuring several pas
sengers, one of whomouuned Seubwr, of
New York, died this morning._ The others
are well eared for at the Russell HOuse, and
will recover. , • .
TUE SOUTH&
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Nourois, Va.., Dec. 9.--Joseph. M. Wai
ters, tioprietor of the 'National' Hofel of this
city, committed Weide _ this morning by
shooting himself through ~the head. The
suicide is attributed to floandsa-atOarrate
mente originating in , ntsforttinap
seadations. ' . 'W•A
"1410NrOOMEiiir, ALA., Dec. 9. Merit
ing Smith - withdrew-from. the contest for
Governors and yielded-the office to Litulanyi
Everything lajoyfid,tuidAtOmmonstralitona
were made .except' of thankftlinves that the
conflict is over: •
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WIN
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ar:4ke Feepnw,ftvaning 111 :! 1 , 1 ,0 1 *
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The :Russian. Reserve Conk 10
teelf lo Readiness :.- _
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'Puska L'esooleed to Carry Out o`:81►ld
Line of Coneart.
MONEY AND GUNS- READY.
THE SITUATION AT PARIS.
THE FRENCH STILL REVAMP
TO nowtrr. ofm
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Warlike - Myr". filer , ftitplr!i fem
initted to a Bold Line of con - duct. . •
' LONDON, Dec. 8.-:-Allen writes from St.
,Petersburg, ba-the 2. 4 d 1 , that a warlike feel
`lug is prevailing over the whole: Empire."
?The arrival at Sebastopol. of news of - Gen--
schakoff's - circular created a - universal feel- -
lug of joy. The notice given by the Empe.,
mr to the Reserve Corps to hold themselves
in readiness iii:-. considered - at. great Iral.
portance. ' 1• ^; -. 1 '
This-measure_ has not been rescrted to
a ce : the Crimean Var., Russia lei commit.
t to a bold Ilia. oonductoludis resolved
carry it ou spite of all - apposition. -It
as been ann uced by the ;Emperor' that
40,000,000'ronbles will be devoted to extraor;
dinarywar expenw.' By the. first of - Jelin
ary 49,700 remodeled, guns and 150,000 breech
dosderswill be ready for use. ., . -,--
U, Situation at l'aris , —France w . lll 'Fight it out.
TOURS, Dec. B.—Adispitch from Le Maus
says a balloon arrived from Paris with news
from the capital to the night of the 6th. No
,military operations of importance had oc
curred since the ed. . . '
General Troehu had received a letter from' .
General Von oltke; announcing the defeat
of the of the Loire and .oftbririp
the safe con net of such persons as, might
be designated . to, verify the news. The, .
offer was refused' by the Government, -
Who at once issued proclamation
to the people of Paris, giving. Infor7
illation of the preposition of General Von
Moltke and then , reply thereto;and saying . ,
even if the statement were true,
they would
still have a right to aspect a great movement
of the nation to their assistance and will,
continue the combat: ..
Advices 'form reliable parties shout th'41 7 7,1= ,
the recent 'successes of the Parisians - We - WY..
greater than had been supposed. When
balloon started 'firing was heard south
,of_
Paris. •
Journals at Tours announce changes In the
army o 1 the Loire, which is divided into •
threendips, under command of Bourbaki,
Chaussey and Belot.
RTY-FIRST TERM-THIRD SESSION
. . .
WASIIINOTON. Dee, S. .
Mr... Sumner, Mass.,. submitted the fol. -
lowing : . - :
Reaolved, -That the President of the United
States he requested to oomatunicate to the Sem; .
ate, it in Ilistopinion not incompatible with the .-
publiointerests, copies 'of all papers and oor
r,esPoixdence relating to the 'proposed annexa
tion of the Dominican portion of tho Island of
St. Domingo, or the purchase of any
part tbersef, Including the original = and ~. •
all subsequent instruction to any agent
or consul of_, the United States, with the
'correspondence of such agent or - 4;ionstil; also; -
any vrotoco - 1 or convention signed .by such
agent' or consul. - Also, an account of the debt, .
and liabilities of the Dominican Government, -.
especially its obligations to the neighboring - re
public of lElayti.' Also, the provisions of theox- ,
isting Constitution of Dominica, so falai the,. .
b T
e relate to ...he sale or transfer of the national
d Main. Also, any treaty with Hayti or France
which Dominica is affectedy- Alio, any com- .
munication from the neighboring republic of ..
Hayti, or - from our Minister there relating to
the proposed annexation. Also,instructions_
to the commander •of our , naval squadron
in . the waters of the island singe. the •
commencement of the late negotiatiorc,
with ..the reports and correspondence.of
such commander . Also any information tend-
ing to show what European power, if any, pro
poses to acquire jurisdiction oftun , trt of the
island, and if so, what part. Also informa
tion with regard to - the position -o President
Baer,under whom the treaty of annexation was -
negoiated, and the extent to which he has been -
maintained in power by the presence. of United
States vessels-of-war. Also any •lactrandi:m
with regard to the sentiments of the people In
Dominica and the reported. pending of the civil
war. Also any information with regard to 111. Y
tiatii of jurisdiction by the .republle of Hayti
over the territory of Dominica.
Upon the suggestion of Mr. Conaling, the res
elution was laid over tempormay. • •
whiMr. Suzuner asked that it might be printed, •
ch was so ordered. - • --
Mr. Casserdy submitted the '°A - Ev"
Resolved, That the !Preside: l l . i o the -United
States be and is hereby requested to transtffit to
the Senate, if not 'incompatible with the public
interests the followingntforniation °
' First, When and where, since March '4, 18136'e -
the army and navy-of the United States, or any
portion the,eof. hiurheen employed to aid the
Heil power,. State or. Federal either -by en
forcing revenu e laws ; Or hauling in any man:
• tier at State or Federal elections, or mutest*
arising out of the same, or preserving aba pub. . .
lie peace, except in what is known as Indian ~--/
disturbances, or in any wpy whatever, other-,,
than in -the guarding and preservation of forte, •
poste - and the peace and property of the United' \-
States. • °
,
Second,' on _wit. OM ----request, advice or mpee',
iodation Whetheryerbal or written, the mini .
or, navy was thus •emplOyed In each case;to
'gather with copies of- all letters, devitalise or •
papers from Government officers or civilians •
°swhich are in possession-of the Executive or of . •
any of its dewtmente buream, advising,
asking or justifying such employmgo • _
Third; complete . salts of all orders,. Ales
patches, requidtione.or: reports made, Dieu& _
other, by the President; the -Secretary of War e ._
the Secretary* the. Navy (trimly -solitary -or
naval . officenr;rtegether -with a stalentient of ,
what were the dispositions in detail made of the -
army and navy in each else and what orders •
.were lamed for suck dispositions and for the
arming and other preparation of said army and •
navy, with copies or all reports made, of . what '-
took place under the aforesaid orders and dot
patches and requiring information resPatalnif,
the ammo.-
Fourth, The estimate in each ease of What
was or will be the probsble coat todm Govern
ment of such employment of military .or naval
-forces, including the pay and rations of Oilcans'
and men, and-the transportation Ofithem, their -
munitions and supplies. - 1 - • •
Fifth, A copy of all orders or regulatlOne .
printed' or written, generd or special. In • force :
In the military or naval service of this Govern
ment at this time, prescribing the circumstances
under which the army or navy, or any
_portion
thereof, may in time of4peace move or other;
wise act in aid of the civil potter, andhirdalning.
what civil officers, if any, shalt be respintalble
for the. conduct of the naditary forces totter&
the people, or for Injuries indicted by' them o
the people on such occasion., in violation of
the laws of the land. -• ,
' Sixth, What chi!' Officers of the U. U.S.S. or any
State havebeen since March . 4, 1809, or are now
recognized by the Administration Si lorrhigr,'-
authority otherwise than by the requisition of.
the LeMalature or Governor of a State, to call
upon the President-or directly withotit, his in, •
tervention upon a commander in the army or
navy for the services of the army and.navtr,
-upon the ground of emending ',woof the U. S.,
or' of a State, or of reguladrigelections or Might
dation of Voters, or of preserving the pub li c --
peace within the limits of anyßtateofthe_Union„
and whither or not, when such commander
is so called upon by. a - civil officer of the-U, S., .
or of a State, he is permitt dto make independ- „
eat inquiry into the circumstances' of she pass,'
or to execute his own discretion as in the ne
cessity and extremity Of the necessary military ,
or navel . services to be rendered by the. force
under his command. . • -' _ • • ° '
Mr - Hemlin ailed 'in view of the unusual •
length of the resolution, thatit UK over and
printed before' being acted upon. • So ordered.
• Bide were Introduced hyldr. Spencer to ref
duce the number of certain of id the navy,
'providing for the discontinutuice of the offices
of inimizal and vice admiral, after Manta*
occur in the same, and reduction of the num-
ber of offices of grsdes of rear admiral anttoont-
modem to 3 and 0 reepeOtively,, by omission to.
SR vacancies hereafter oceumbig, Referred to
the Committee on Naval Affairs. •
Mr. Kellogg, to amend the act of July. - l 4;
1870,Amendatery of the nathrslizalion laws.— •
Relative to the appointment by _11; S. Circuit
.Tudges, - of citizeins to witness and Unify Soao
enrscy of rtetistration, sad the appointment of •
special deputy U.S. Marshals. Referred-toCortc..
mines on Judiciary. , • ' _- •
Mr. Marlin, from Conti:4llAm on Indinet Af...
flits reported nhorsbitri bill to authwiss the
election of deli:Oise to. Congrese • froni Indian
Territory,. • 7 - - -
At 1:.6A the Senate went Into elecisitiViiilee-
- *ion, and one hour. later adjomited until -Mon
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