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I law and analvzcd the adduced Fl RST EDITION; Mr iu--nded that tti I'resid -n I SE0E INITIOS. vlI)c u)ailn jJoU JAMES f. BABE, UUITOH AMI PUOPKMJTnn. 'They go light to the Spot IN8TAV4- KM.Hl.! vulifc COUCH I LiNIiHui Tilt ALLI.MlfcNY VALLEY Railroad lhe heavy rnus of the pait few days have swollen tno Allegheny, which is now rising rapidly and was yesterday running very muddy, indeed th water was not tit for drinking or culinary ir-tihv iv. hki-atui rji PA NG' Thro.it (U i (((Hons, A GHH H)li Cl.KKGYMKN, iUOl fOli 1.KCTHKHU4, HM: PUBLIC Sl'KAKEUS, good ron S1NGF.KS, i OO 1 FO CONSUAIPT1 VE3.

t.KNTl hM M. CABRY 'f'A iii.i tuftot vois-wriotrs: tl'IKt AUF. l.Kl.luHTEU WITU Sl'il llT-i THR0.T X)rT0A'S. CHM.liRlCN CRT, FOR y.f'A I 1 Ai 5 TH HO A vyFECTlOSS. hey te'ieve Gouj-h instantlr.

Thi-y clear Ui Threat. frve unitti and rolutaa to th Tola. iit-y impart a aroma to tha hroatU. They ki lo the ta-ita. Tti-y ate niil of mui(le herhs and ctmtt harm atv i 1 a.lTi-e ecrj i d- who has a Cnnh or a Huatry or a P.i.l hreili, or ny fiiilicuiiy tu Thruat.

In a of my 1 lhy ii.m you iu.tnlly, niid you hiII otiir wiUi me that "llii.y ko light to Ilia Yob a 111 tij.l iIihiii ry iiwl'ul au.l ploa'iaut a lulu liafeliu alluB'liiij public lot HUllinf ytMirtJollU nlluyiii' your It you try j.ack-a I mil riale iu i-yiut tliat j.m anil nrr flrid fiu-idur ilifiu iuiIimuiiII. You will tiuil ihstai lhi 1 1 Hfj-intt and iM M.ln.iue. PRU'K. TtVBNTV FIN It CkNTd. My i(iialure is i e.li i.

Ail il-lt. A will bt l.f ll.ait, on ta- Ijn of Tlui ty Ouia HENRY C. SPALDING, joll No. 4S CF.lUR STRRET. NRW YOEK.

CURE NervousHeadache BY THE USEOF THESE CEPHALIC HIL1X the periodic attacks of Utrvom or UtndacKt may be prcTenteili and if taken at the commencement of an attack immediate relief from pain and ir.kneM will be obtained. They seldom fail In remo-nng Nattau and Hmdach to which females are so aubject. They aot gently upon the Bowels remonng Cbi'wcnua. For lAlirtny Afon, Btvdmtt, Delicate Females, and all persons of udmtary habit, they are rel liable rsa Laxafxv, tmpronnR the appttit, KiTioa tons end iKKr to the dlfeetWe orKana, ana reeioring the citnral elaaucity and etrengtb of the whole eyetem. The CEPHALIC PILLS are tBe result of lonf la-Tf ugaUon and carefully oondnoted taspeninenta, hnn been in qm many year, durtBR which time Uiey nare prevented and reliered TaM amount of pam and euffermc from Headaobe, wbetfaer onrln-ating In the nertout f.TtenJ or from a deranged ttaie of the stotaoeA.

1 hey are entirely vegetable in Ibelr oompoeitloa, may be taken al all time wllb werfect aefety and without making any change ol diet, and th nbtene of ami dvtagrttabU tattt rmdm it nuu to vimn'r them to chditrm. llevrare ol Coiintcrfclts. The genuine have five signature ot Uenry Spalding on eacb hox. sold by Druggists ana ail otaer Dealers in Meal cme. A box will he sent by mail, ere paid, on receipt of the PRICE, 25 CENTS.

Ail order should be addressed to HUNKY C. PALDIHQ, 48 Cedar atraeA. New Tork lrom the tCxaiiuner, tiorjvlk, V. OphaJiii Pills (ucorapli8h the obleot for which U.ey were I'ure headaclie In all lie forms. Ftuih the Bjaanatter, Nutfvlk, Y'a.

i'hey hare l-eeu tested in more vban thousand caaeii with entire sucoeas. Prii Lxtnocrat, St. CZumJ, titnn. If you are, or neve been troubled wUu the lieajd ache, aend for a boa, (Uet.haUo fills,) Ut you iuay nave uiem iu caae oi an aiuu a. from Ou A dver fwer, Piovuience, S- L.

The Cei.hallc Fills are eaid to be a remarkably etleoliva remedy for lieada. be, and oneot the very tient for that very frequent complaint which baa ecu been discovered. Fiom Uie Weitevn B. U. Oatette, CMeago, IU.

We heartily eudone Mr. HpalJing. aitd bis UArl vailed Cephalic Pille. From th Kanawha VaUey Star, Kanawha, Fa. We are sure tliat persons suftertni with tae beadaohe, who try them, will ebok to them.

From th Suuthm AifA Fmder, Nam Orleans, La 'lty them I you that are aflHotaxi. and we are i that your testimony can be addeti to the a I reed numoroua bat tliat liaa reoetved benenta thai no other medicine can produce. From i As St Lovu Demtcrat The immenM demand for the arbol (CephallO Pilin) ia rapidly increaeing. From iH QautU, Davenport, Jottm. Mr.

paid ing would not connect uis name with an article he did not knme to poeseee real merit. From th B. I. The leeU-Booy in their favor ta auxmg, from tha tront respectable t-tiarters. From th Dotly Kmee, Newport, B.

Jt Cephallo i-illa are toktng the place ot ail kinds. Prom CummtraaL Bulletin, fioeton. Hot. Eaid to be very efficacious for the headache. 4t-A eiDgla bottle of Sl'ALIHSS'8 PREPARED OLUJt will aave ln Umee ltu ooet aunuaily.

SPALDING'S TREPARED GLUE. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE. SAVE THE PIECES 1 EOONOMTI DIflPATCHI Brrrci ia Tun Savh A axidenle will harren. faraihea, tt is Tery deeiraWe to hate some chain and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Xotii SSrALDlNCyS PREPARED GLUE lrPnoie, and bo howMhold atford to be without it. It alwavi road, and to the itwkmg point.

in an awe manner. At the corclusioa of Mr. S' address, Court adjourned to meet at teu o'clock on Friday morning. Col. Iald Campbell.

will be f. und a card from Col. D-d l'ani bell, of the Twelfth, who was b-tterlv assailed by sons of the returned i( I ti -rs of his coiiiiiiand. lhe card shows tbo charges against him are unfounded is a inos-t complete vindication. The tlicers and men of the Twelfth, as embled at City 1111 yesterday afternoon to take some action towards a refutation of the tbaries rnado Col.

Campbell. Orderly Sergeant McNary.of the Wash- inirton l.iues, was chairman. Col. Campbell ma le a statement, rubstantially the sni" as that in the card below. This serred to satisfaction to all except the City Guards, the members of which retired with the avowed determination of paying tbmr own bills, and demanding the rotunding of the money withheld from them for regimental It was then resolved that each company select one private, the whole to form a board for auditing the claim against the regiment, after which the meeting ad journed with nine cheers for VA.

Camp- twill. Col. Campbell's card is as follows: Mr Kditor Understanding at Cock. eyvnle, a few dj since, that some members of the Twelttb Hpgirnent (who had returned to this county) were quite busy in attempting to damage my reputation, 1 sent thi Mowing telegram to a friend for publication ClX KETSVlLl.E, Jill? 29, IStil. 1 Hill arrifft with my rfimnt tomorrow or Wiitneidf and rountraei inn nbuee roK-d U(-oq l.y men anxious exculpate theiiuel ii "in ilinh'-nor limrfr iee.

lcoetll.e n'rii'tntt voniny into 6verj private uJ rrticml aetut l'vir AMPBI IX I u. Com. Kh'i. I si all now proceed tomukeihu promiee good, t-nd trust that I may succeed in re moving the edects produced by malicious oiander. 1 feel eomHwhat Sensitive in be-itig compellud to resort to newspaper j.ub-licalions for the vindication of my chart acter for naked honesty, erpeciaily in a city in which I have all my life resided, and in which, all my hopes and interests are blornied.

Kuouh of this, however, for the The charge proferred against ma is lLat two dollars ttlty cents was deductel frf.iu the pay ot each soldier in my regiment, without any explanation being given, thereby leaving the inference to bo drawu that I had appropriated this money to my own use. Now mark how plain a tale will put this down. In the rapid organization of volunteer forces many expenses are incurred not pro vided for in the regulations, but which, iioverthe are honestly contracted, and should be honorably paid for. Of this clasa of etpenses is an item of bearding lor the members (Jompany iv, (uny Guards) whiht at York, l'a amounting to one hundred anil siity-nine dollars, which has repeatedly been presented for payment, and which it was intended should have boon adjusted out of this fund. In addition thereto was a bill for the services of a private physician, who attended one of their members ucring a long and dan gerous illnes; that oldier, by the way, deserved all the earn and attention that was or could bo bestowed upon him.

There is also another bill i one hundred and Ufiy lollars contracted for bv Company 15, (Uuquesne Ureys.) with a well known hosier in this city, whicu it was intended also to have paid. 1 mention tWa two companies lrom lhe lact luat all the ru mors have, $43 tar a can understand, emur.aled from them; iu th' lir. from a great budy of them who. having returned from thesrvica of their country Svmedays brforo tt.o expiration ot their enlistment. thought it necesfary to attack the rcpula tion of the commanding officer of the reg imunt, with the Lope and expectation that the excitement consequent thereon would avo tuoin irorj tn merited contempt which corduct deserved.

In th-j iPCf-nd the 1 ro- ct-cdrd fri in a o.istilutiornil and pptic grumbler, who is-attached Comp.aoy and had the reputation of bisin a Tieys paper cor retpoiiucnt, wnose letters were written over the initial and who would aoriiico the refutation of tt corps to which he is unfortunately attached, by dragging int.) notice transactions which houid have been screened from the public gaze. With regard to the allusion mJe by this correspondent to the custom of paying rrg'mintrd bands out of the pay of inn commis-doned officers, I think that the contribution to this fund by them has been literal, and that, should the overplus t.eessary tj settle for that branch of the encroach slightly upon the pay cf the private toldier, there should bo no grumbling or otjection. There are many other bills which il was in contemplation to pay, in tbo different companies of the regiment (and of some magditud i too) to which I do not care to refer, as I havo discovered no disposition on the part of their members to carp or complain. Tbo companies from the rural districts have acted with discretion and good taste, eatUlied to await the report of lhe disbursing officer without dragging into public notice the private affairs of the Regiment When the assessment was made, the understanding was explicit and diatin that the bills for which payment was to be asked were to bo submitted to a Hoard of Officers for approval, and that ehould there be any surplus funds after paying such debts, it would be returned to the contributors pro raUi at the linal muB ter out and pay. I am not the receipient nor lhe custodian of the fund, not acknowledging myself as a financial or buU liotu agent for the regiment.

The funds are, however, deposited by the who will disburse them honestly and faithfully. My object in creating this fund, was to pay debts justly and honestly duo lrom members and companies, to honest citizens of 1 ork and else hero, and thereby pre serve the character and reputation of the ragtment tor unanciat, as wull as martial discipline. The subsequent conduct of some of its membors convinces me that I acted with commendable precaution. David rittsburgh, August 1st, 1801. ACKNOWLIDTiMEMT.

At a meetiDg of Sarguant M. Sper.ce s.uad, held on Thursday, the following was unanimously adopted. ao Messrs. J. L.

liailey, Dty, love, Irove, Williams, McAboe, Cannan and others, of Freoiand's Btation, H. C. Rail road, Baltimore county, Maryland, we hereby tender our most heartfelt thanks to you and Your families for the many kindnesses shown us while your midst, and we hone the day is not far distant when we in return shall reciprocate the disinterested love and attention heaped up on us wuen needed, while on duty in your immediate neighborhood, knowing and toeling at the Eame ti mo that your hearts beat reeponsive to our own, for the one common mve 01 the glorious Stars and Stripes and the Union forever. tlno thourar.d barrel of oil havo been saved from the celebrated Funk well in nine weeks. It is estimated that in this time 2000 bbla have been wasted.

The Jamestown Journal says one hundred and uiiy uarreis ot on are ciauy passing over the Atlantic and Oreat Western Railroad Advices lrom lork say that large suipmenis 01 on nave ooen maae and that ronners are seeking the article. Anotuir Cavalry Comiant. Dr. James A. Uerron is about to raise a com pany of Cavalry, for active service, and is offering strong inducements to men of good character tofill his ranks.

who wih to bring their own horaes will be al lowed fifty cents per day, or, if they choose, may sell them al a reasonable price to the government. Those who havenono will be applied with a good nag by Dr. Herron had thi lit; lit to declare a district in insur. rection whether it composed a State or two neri the ctvtl power is ovr- thrown the President must call on the military to prervn the oovortiroent. The only thing tlie President can do is to ad variee armies and put down rebellinn Tho Senator from Kentucky stands up bravely to siek FenlimaritP which tie holds but what are they rut spit it and comfort to Iheenerr.y.whala'O they butbrill.ant words treaien even in the very Capital Would the Senator have us yield tolrearon? I here was nothir loft for lis but to go for What would hava been th-.

uuht of a oiuan Senator who declared fi peaca when Carthage wsi advancing on iiua. A Senator m-ar me says he would have been burled from the Tarpoian ck The North -nd Kt-t will never lal'er. but givo ail it- l.l iod hud treasure to Hipp'X the government H.j foretoli l-riiiiact fortune for the After furthc disou-Kion, tho S. into executive xeision, and tui -i adjourned. Sandy Hook, A ugtisl 1.

intriant movements linve te maaa vet. An I ditional force has been sent up the liver guard the ford at Harper's ing parties out oir Tuesday rrirM, Hi oi considerable bo.lle? of rebel of the Kerry, whirh givrs tm-picUiu that a much Urter if nearer os thau l-rjcsburg thi thai Johnson's armv ii on the rnr.ip nortl: wa-d. Three lhe Sho. nacdoah column havealrea.lv boen formed. Thelir't is to mmr.i.d-d bv (J.m.

H. Thomm; the second 1 Col. J. ,1. A I er-crombie, and the third Ciiarl-a ,1.

Stor.e. The oiher briyadi's ure forming. i he Ma-tat hutitU Thirtielu rrc'. at Hagerstown, and is Th- Fifth luu'. arm mornirg.

fr bring in HTit in to- i this comtinaiions in thi fe U. Maryland, well as fn iecl ci iinuuiiK non wun ine rt Deis in a measures have inlitut-i t-. rorr.j-oi d' rice it it really ah-o, up the organisation. i pohlllVtdy kriowii. oillal 'o the tflt.li', of th einMuj''s ciofiil-i.

Washinoion City, Augu-t 1 lai 1 hm reci'lfn.) lh.l"i!..w ing illici G'-neral t'V telegraph, dated to day Gnm-ml Co'x rtachi-d GauifV's Briilo mi tlot fld without 11 'htiin' lesilroyihi: the biidce to irvtmt Miniit We unvt ca a tuou.iari.l inuti.i.is an. I ttiirm .) ct t'aniioii Jf hut-ltaiiV ol that sticli, ti vitiohnvu been stft.ng S.M do Wise for hia war.toii ion ot property and are ahand oiin uim and his cause. His otern troops are rapidly disband inn. The valley ol the Kanawha is now free from tho rebel forces. Lot isvillk, August 1.

A dispatch to tho CouriT, says Mi Culloch defeated Siege! in Southern Missouri, killing ing 000 The report is not bulioved at the Con, ir oCiee. The It cLmotid Emju'inr, of Iho tays, a I'Miii'vlvHiiu rociment has been captured by tho Confederates. K. in a card in tho N'nhhvilin i ntoM this savs that Judge Ca'. ron will not undertake to hold tho I-'oierj! Court al Nashville no matter may occur.

Cairo, August just in re. ports Jell. Thomp-oti, with live hund-ed ono.impn.1 tbirlv uiiies south of B'rd's l'oiot. Thero are tureo th betwoou Charhteton and New Madrid, and even tuotnand at the latier place. Amusements.

TSBUItGH THEATRE PI WM. HEMiER-SON I'ncu i ADaikfiio, Vrivaip Single S-ri ia bo, and irend fni.H; 1-amily Circle, ltd ceoU; iaiiiy, lb emu; fUilorSKl Ual'fry, 14 ctcis. Beaatit c-fKr. W. II ENl'iKRuON, t.

n.l're.l him bv the returoeJ aol.liera. KIDAY KVKMNii, ACUlisIT S. 1S61. The iatt ren Diiill Hi entitled toLACK ttlilj bt-JAN. t'aoee IU'lle Marie Olive be fulloaed by the In which E'tie Iln lersnti wi.l nog; 'Uol Blens our uaiiant eoiaiors." fanoe ile Marie OIitw To with the ELLSWORTH TABLEAUX.

PITTSBURGH STEEL WOBKS is? Joxu Jobh Born a. M't cuoriea JONES. BOYD MA FA Ii OF CAST Hel also. Spncg, Flow and A. B.

Ktoel A NU FA CTUREK SPKINOS aud A XI. lis, ir-t, loo'i8ii Koa and rlrut lITT5liiUK'H, l'a IK It. It Ota US UANurac-TtiaEHts or liKlW IMritUYkll) fATKlT STEEL CULTIVATOR Tf ETH AM I.KA1N ilRlLL IKI.TH, Olfice, 68 Fifth Street. ft-U is aosna U-OKIS taus. LUOKU.

A' USTJN LtKJlkllS Jt in lYonu-Morj Noten. Bou.Ih. uJ in aaunu8 f.x tiwuey. feunt-y iooa oil lia. ka at hurt J.iil with VliauintJ asruriuffia.

NOTiid A UKtra BOL'UT AND HOLD i'ernoti duMiriutt Loaus can he tK-ooauixKlatod oa roa-MOaUx lemia, and capiUUIriM chu I ftiroished MlUi eooa twtunuijK al reutnuurauvc tnca. Aioo, atutud Ui the dajo, Hrutlu aud lasirt of r. tii Omsa, fto. KOURTH BTllaFrr, WocL AUSTIN M.iMit-. hlVAifc UlStlAfSt'iS- Till II lmVa.M and Bl'liblCAI.

i-io. Ul jZA 1 Smithfield utrw-t, I'lttnLurli, IT. 'HKOWIS in bit 4.1.1 citi- it 5r.t.J run of llttt.urU, and hnti twea 3 i i. Vi-jl 1 1 .1 j. fit, 11, tax v.JT.

t.tiH.nena tias BOSi Imaa coiSnl tuoeay to lTirat -fe wt OlTiaKinS A.NU BTRANf-iERH IB tva oi a tiicnnai lri.uid, stiould not tun lo naa oat ine uure oi relief. The la regular uraduauj, and tiln ezpenenoe lo Uie treat Uieatoiaoertaau OI dfawnB fciirn ifUaran te im the butterersof ot.UiiiiaK lmianeut rolief, ioe. DK. bROW H'a EEMKD1 irfl fall to cure tue wornt form of Venereal IXs. ea-nj-i, Impurities and AStiutioua.

Aleo, all diMar arimtiK fiom a bereditary taint, whicfc mauiluMU iloeii in the form tif letter, paonattia, wniamatnianyforDis of skin theontfin oi wuica me is eaore ian.irnt To peraonn no aifiictd, lr. Brow a otfertt bo'HM a sore ana Bpveuy r4X'Very. C-KM1A4L WKAK! KHii Dr. frown's romfKlH for lids aiarming trc-utle brought on often hv that nolilarv hat.lt of eenriua! Emiifi cation, which tb tounii and woaAmioded often (jive way to, (to their owa demrucuon,) are toe only rehwue reniedi keown in Uus coun try th-r are anomakeefeedy reetomion of heaith. KHri'J( ai tajs.

il. brown' raedie never fail to cure this djjeaoe in a t-tmh will warrant a cure. He eiae trete ri rlet, IvooiioiTbosa, ftri I'reth! It4 cnargea, J-nale WeakBeH, MauliiL! prewm. 1 of tit Joint. Fu.

tuia in 'Aof liervoue Afttvnioos, I'eisi tbe Back and fcidoeyp, Imwauon of the bladdtt, Vngetber witi di-e of an lavpure or. gin. A leuer aeacnliiBK th f.ytnpUtn ooaia.olr.ji a ru dirKtd Ui DK. BWi jo. Hi biruuhOeLl 6t Fa- will he tmm-liilv auwvvtL Medicine r.ntWi any a-l ltef-e, Miiy packed and in auou.

umce and rrvat H-wrr-. o. i-mwiTn. 'a nV-dawiie a bOZ. GKAbUATET) MEArsLTRESj gro French Infant Powder, jiMi iwvitcu auu iu pai- uj u-jU.

a. ALLLY, I'1 AUeghenv eiiv au berr berreln first qualitT Carbon Oil- '10 lniieed oil thin da. rifraaital (an .1 for eai wimmvuj H1-KY COLLI Nil. TRIED FKUli. luu bueh llrifii Apulen.in etoreand for eala bv JAd.

A. EK12KR, corner Market and Fimt eta: WJET FLANNELS wet at Lha 1 If fire on Wood etrevt, selliua awful rhean far HkSjS LOVli, 7t Market a xewt. I I at a LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. is a ihkmiiiiahv II I ti Arrival of the Steamship Africa. WAHHINUION (ipv Ac.

iuu3t 1. The follow ing or.iers nave just t-en promulgated II KAT o.1 AKTKRS OK TH AUWI, "Wasi inglon, July i.enrnu itr.urs. IZ Searches of nousca 1, army iraiiors or tyms, and the arrtU vt illenders 11; tiu matters, shall only lie made 111 any ot the departments special authority of the Commander tht-rcol, except in ellreiue. casus admitting no delay. ivmmtiid i Lieutenant (ieneral Scott.

(S'gnod,) D. Assibtaiit Adjutant (teueral. II KAKyUARrtKS OF TUB ARMV, 1 Wastiinglon. July ol, lS'il. Usnrral rv, Xt.

It has be. the prayer of every patriot that the tram, and d.n td civil war might at least spare tho precincts within which repose the sacred remains ot tbo rather of hts country, but this pious hope is disappointed. Mount ernon, 10 recently consecrated anew to the immortal Washington by the ladies of America, Las already been overrun by hands of lebels, who. having trampled under I.Kit tho Constitution of the United the ark of our froudoui and pros perity, are prepared to trample on the ashes of him to whom we are all mainly ludeblod tor tUoe mighty blessings. Should the operations ot wartaketbe United States troois i.i that direction, tho General-in-Chief does not doubt that each and every man will approach with due reverence, and leave unu jured not only the tomb but also the house and groves and walks which were so loved by the btt and greatest ol men.

CMijned.i infield Scott, by command. E. I. Towsicnd. Asst.

Adjt. Uen. iNsw YoBk, August 1 1 ho Canard steamship Africa nrrivud e.t past nine k. The rand rp ra house at I'aria has been burned, (auting a loss of one niiliK.u frar.es Six persons wera injurpd. Tho FnglUh Mission has been received l'ekin in a most friendly manner.

There a prospect of eelablisbin a commercial intercourse with China on much better footing than heretofore. Advices from Vienna state that Count 1 Moritz has been appointed to 1 Ministry, without a port 'olio. Count Torgscu, the new ChamViicr of Hungary, Las declared his determination ai according to the wishis of the na. tion and to the constitution. MANAYUNk, l'a, August 1.

l.d. The express train -oming west was thrown from the tracU hero this morning atsixoioc. One man was killed, one neriously irjurod and mi injured. 1 itUburghers hurt. A large force is at work clearing the k.

1 he pus-'Migeri wnre detained eiirht urf alio, the express going ca t. Will off in an hour. Nkw York, Aug. lhe surveying schouiier Vixen, which arrived from lhe Cape of Virginia, reports 11 vessels ashore between Capo Henry and a joint 10 miles south. Five of them wero ishios, and all them more or stripped of rigging- hoy apiearM to have gone on recently, and it can on'y be attributed to piratical cruisers which are now devastating A user lean commerce.

sAPorr.F&ERi id ansitir; I Save Time, Trouble, and Expense. THE Til BEST UAItKKT autkm: rifMKLYlUSl MAKING SOFT SOAP! One pound eijuci to Six pmuds '1" I I For Male kt VI buI. I jJnnn'n Sfllt Mn.IlUlaCf if. U0. 0 PITTSBUHCH.

PA. AdJ Ur all I'nilt Si Iu the United StaW. i.k;ii i ii or the United States of America, 1 0 0 Iu Advauce'of the Official Publication. MH IS small volume contains the re sults of tha "Eighth CenRua of th United State," so far as il hps re'erenee to population, ml in ituuied in advance the official cenaun. lur the conveoieDce ol the man; loqmrera who, under the present unhappy pOMitiou of our country, are deHirous 01 asaeruiiDing wun momum ut mpu Uliou of ita aereral poiiucAi au.l civil aivisiona.

I'fioo, '2i oenls. For aale hy W. S- HAVEN, Wood Street. This i.nmi.hlet shows the recular advance from the time when the United Sates numbered S.8-9,- HJ3 souls, to the preiieot time when it numbers not lew liian SI 4mHI xw'a joeiPH a aiHox una JOSEPH METER SON, MaiiulKClurerH, and WbolenHie ana KrUil liealei-s la FUKiITUUU 1 UA1KS. No.

i'U Kenn stret, above le Cdh1, fancy Plain KuruiUue, iu Waluut3'I Malioiuij ot ttieirown Uirp, ami warrauui equiu in quality aoti ntyle to any manuiaclured 10 ti.ocily, and will at roaonfile arw 2fctf JAMES H. CHILDS noi'i: COTTON Tlll.l.S, Aliegneny onyi ru. AacrAOTvuMd or SKA LESS BAGS, AN1 OK OSNABTJRQS, jfi n.rliPN to 40 Incbi Wide 49-Ordere may len at wo, 100 Wood BtreeU FirutDurgn. "theTbok city trust company, mo. mbkktv 8trekt.

BANK OF DISCOUNT, EXCHANGE AND DKPOSIT. cTpltal Stock 9 low.oou f. i hiui hiui Capital Held lmioiiduatlu LLabUrit n.r Pr Funds and Currency received on Deilooit. ALU MONK a allowed to remainor i fl; WIlJ.aKAW INTEREST. H.ght Eichaniie ou the ta-ura and Western ciuea eon-laQtly l.r sale in Hums to suit Coliecuons made in ail me principal eitlen in Ue United States and ih.

i PRUCKKUd PKOMPTLV KE- IT! KD to any desired point, oa day of maturity Ul RECTO K8: ti E. Warner. Wm Seibert, W. M'Clintock, Jake Hhl.John iiMtih. John Henry Cul lounh.

Wm. Uortalf, Smn-I H. Kobiaon, William Cooper. ait.NKK, Prts dent wly K. C.

eCH Httl L. Centner. 'lit baif tiarrehj Mackerel, No S. in store and for sale by JAS. A.

FKTZEK, i J7 corner Jlarket and Kirtt eta in THE VERY LATEST. Hie How Latest from Harper's Ferry. it or trii I THUS FROM I.OUISVILI.K l( im;) no. Arc, Ac, A-. Wahuinuto.s City, Au, 1-11 Mr.

Hievens. from the Committer of Vm-f-runce on the plemeniary au 1MI, made a report ciiilainini that the of the two H. u-. hsvo leu cumprouiiseil by etrikinir out 4 'J per in certain cacs atul ml-Etituiinf; A 'so modify ing the fub act, so that instead ol gold arid silver hcing immediately paid into the Treaeury as new required, the money derived from the Joan may remuia iu solvent banks un til it shall he drawn out in pursuance ol tuo law. Mr.

A of M. inquired wnetner tne committee obtained the dutle from tea, coffee, sugar, as a pledge for the loan. Mr. htevens said the rienatu would not consent to that and rather than lose the bill, the Housd Committee agreed lo ahan- ilon that clause. The report was then adofted hy a vote cf tgnivil "4.

Mr. KUiot, of from the Cimmit tee on Commerce, reported a till i sus pend in rurt the operation of lhe act of relating lo rever.uo cutti-rs and So an to allow the arv of the irea.itiry t'i apply to msn-h id th.i appropriatlou lor the of lh. ove hue, lo the charter or puft has'i-s id vessel. lor revenue ser ire ai may ho necessary PalSod. The Snate hill aulhorizlti the appoint' ment of Aid-do Camps in addition lo thosn now allowed by law, by tne recommendation of either a General or of Major Gnerais, was phased.

inn peiiLiir as a tiommillee on the part ot IL to examine and report as to th. eniiijK I olIii the govertimeiit wiui a Mew to Ireiicbnmrit, Missrs 1 and Allm. Mr. Blair, of liim to a pergonal explanation read some remarks Thurlow Weed against him and his brother. The Poatmasier General, doroiratory to them connexion with the war; as to the lat ter, that gentleman could take care of himself.

Although from Gen. Scott with referent a to the conduct of the war, their personal relations wore of the kindest character. Mr. Jiiair referred to Mr. Kicbardscn's repetition of the conver salion between iScott ard the President.

relative lo the Sale baUle, and involving the responsibility of the Mr. liich- Jsoa did nothing. language had fairly coiibtrued. li it was suopcaed he hjd said or intimated that Scott implied that lhe President has forced him into the movement. Mr.

Blair alluded lo this matter for a double purpose He under stood that ik-ott di i thul conversation exhonoraO the resident from having any part, iu iurcing mm to ine i-atue. Air. Kichardmn repealed that he did not understand as imi.tviiirr that lhe President forced him to 1'uht that battle. Mr. Blair replied thai the President tfhould retain lUe contidence of the people of the country, hut this he could not do to long as it is hoid out that the President forced bcott to fight tbo battle againtt his will, but as tho President did not tsko tho responsibility of forcing a battle V.ei.it the trooi were ready.ho will Uli reUin.

as he d-'fervtss, tho eonuJenee oi tho inionle. Jar. tficnarasen in a larthcr explana tion said it wa, the other day. no i.art of his purpose to make any assaults on the President. Mr.

Blair reminded the gentleman that he said Lincoln was an hooeat man when lot alone, but the i'resideut was surround ed by wile? politicians against whom he (Richardson) 1 eared the President had not the courage or the wilt to stand. Mr. Uichardson replied. His remarks on thai occaiiou were not as weil expressed as they ought to have been. If this meaning was understood because his language was unhappy, he rejected it.

The House adjourned. Senate. Mr. Grimes, of Iowa, cave notice that he should introduce a bill declaring unconstitutional, the act making a retrocession of a part of tho 1 istrict of Columbia to the Stale of Virginia. 1 he bill to promote the euieieney of the volunteer force? of the United States swas taken up and parsed.

Mr. Chandler, of from the Com mittee on Commerce, reported a bill redu cing the Consular tees in vessels runtime to or between foruign ports. Passed. The bill to punish lrauds on the part of officers making contracts for the govern ment, returned from the House, was aken UP- Mr. Hson moved a reconsideration ol the vote, by which the former amendments of the House was agreed to.

After some discussion the motion was withdrawn and the bill paesed. Mr. llson, ot made a ret ort from the Committee of Conference, on the bill for the better organization of the army, rasseu. The Committee on Conference on the loan bill, made a report which was agreed to and the bill passed. The bill for the suppression of the insur rection was taken up and a long discussion ensued.

On a motion to postpone till the next session, Mr. Breckinridge, of said he should vole lor a postponement, lie was glad to see the Senate at last pause beforo a single bill. He wished this bill was pub lished in every newspaper In tho country, believing that it would meet with universal condemnation. He thought the tendency of this bill was lo abolish all state govern ment, and destroy the last vestige of polit ical and irsonai liDorty. Mr.

Trumbull, ol ccntondod that some bill of this kind Wis necessary, from the exigencies of the times Tho Constitu tion was in danger. have voted men and money to carry on tho war to save the constitution, and how can we justify our- selves without maturing a bill so much needed. If we postpone the bill we will allow the Constitution to bo violated every day, and leave the military to do as they pieaso wnuoui restriction. i ii iir. jrcainriuge eaia me arama was beginning to open.

TheSenator who urged this war have commenced to quarrel among themselves. The Senate has already passed a general confiscation bill, and also a general emancipation bill. The 1'oiice commissioners at Baltimore have been arrested without any law, and car. ried off to an unknown place, and the President refuses to tell the House what they were arrested for and what has been done with them. Yet you call this liberty and law.

The Senator from Illinois, Mr. Browning had said that ho, Mr. Breckin ridge had assailed the President with sever ity, if not malignity, in ine miast oi these events he could not cherish personal animosity towards the President, He never entertained aucn a spirit, un the contrary, he thought more highly of him than dia many ot uu wuuwnwi. ua do-lieved him to be an honest man, trampling the Constitution under foot with good mo tives, but from evil counsels. Mr.

Breck-inrioVesaid that the President had no authority to declare a State in insurrection. '1 Tuta: -Pai'7 Six Pollar, per J-mr, sir in advance. Weekly, Bingle 1 11- One Dollar pr of h.n. iT.e OFFICIAL l'ArJsIU)F ill CITY CITY fruited Matei District uu. I.

Rofore Hon. Mct'-indlots. Thuhmiav, Augat 1st, lHi.1 At the opooirg of Court, Kobtrt IIS'ue wu called and that da in a ten JoputtziJ by tlirt Marshal HUuuil to tin. JohnnUiwn can s. II II.t, ron ftnd Nowo(Hior tJ 1 tln-rn HrtHiiJ officer arrcsUJ M.ck.

Uncross cxtniiittli-u wiliitvs t-tattd he bad nover wiii that Sh.iemKa jr vaa the only one against whom ho had any ppite; did not ay io in ri'nce of i. Snyder and Dr. Kmenton. 1 it fay that if it" had not boon that countrrli-it nunioy was passed by Shoomuker at bi t.tvcrn tho other par-tio up there wouU not have boon arrested. The giferiimynt hnr.

routed their cao and Mr. Noon oiimio.l the um? for the do fence, la orJr to cmvu the defendant three things must thowa-tho passing of the niory. A hast in-sa and the guilty knowledge of tie dif.udant. Slick wat a poor jude of money and ttx.k a good deal o( couninrfi-it money, which ho oU'ered at a "tore in Johuctown to tost its character. They would that Maw cower had pathod on Slick the vpry half dollar he gava to Wendell, and that Her.

ron purchased a watch, for which hn paid in counter Icit money. It wai clour that Flick hal hnen mad tbo victim cf New comer arid Il-irron. They would cv.abluh the good character of Slick and an acquittal. John l'urcell lived with Slick last was bar-keeper. Al.

Ii. iirown came Into the bar and culled up three or (our to drink; gave a bill in payment to Slick. The bill, the itiiis ollorod ly Slick at alter Wehn'a store wai ethibited to witnee, who identiiiad it Sin uaid he did not like the looks of it, but took it and marked "11. li. li." the corner.

Slick gave it to a mac and told him if it wad not to bring it back and get another, which he did a lew day after. Saw at Slick's, where ha called himself H.ir.ry ilenabey also saw 11 3rrcn thf-ra. New comer came Wednesday, stayed till Friday, went to town, came back on Saturday and stayed till Monday. On Sunday niht he slept on a settee In the bar-room. Witnoi win there when Hague arrested Slick; he searched the settee and desk, the ettoa first, tfuuQd on the settee, after Newcomer slept there, on WfdnOay, the 2-M, two dollars in silver three hall dollars and two quarterd, il was wrappud up iu tin-foil.

Saw liershey, on Sunday, on the porch, rolling upsonjething In the same kind of stuff; could not tell what it was. Slick is not a good judge of money. (jjorgo U. tkinruari tcstiii! that ho lived six miles froto U.u'k'.-, waJ at Slick's on the -il of ilay; eaw the money found on the sottee. Thero wero four or Ave others present at the liruo John A.

Hammer that he saw Uershey (Newcomer) at tilU'i oneeven-ing in May; Newcomer aked hiui if ha knew of any persons there who dlt in counterfeit money; witness plied there was a good doil of it in tha. neighborhood. Newcomer then pulled out a dollar, and aeked Witness if he had ever seen any as good us th.il: told hi il did not look ao good; Newcomer he could pas money as as that on aim st any mur; witnoHS said for all ho knew it wis good. Newcomer than tolj witness that if he would take a drink with him, he (New. comer) would the half dol'ar on oiick they Viok the drink, nu the money wan thrown down to Slic who took it and handed out the char.o, Siw llerrnn once; met him between Joi.rutown ai.d Sin k's; that was cn Saturday ivu.ing, the IKth of May; talked together on th rad; Ilsrron aeked whether Slick dealt in counterfeit money; witness said hedid nut know; 11 -ron then exhibited a roil of counterf )it papor monoy; said it was 1 of the kind, and offered to soli some, which witness declined purchoou.

Hirrou on Lis tsking sonin Sf.i he witnos was an honest man, ar.d it' he Uko and some of it, be (ll-'rron) would bo round ai'ain nd witne-s could pay him half the nreceodd. He then showed half a dollar, sayii it wiu all ho had of that kind, but be could tret plenty more cf il. Witnoss rofujd to take any of the flu IT, and the two separated. On crofS eiai.iiniti. ii, witness that he could not dcscr.Le the clothing of Uerron; be had not a vlraw hat od; ho bad a low but could not say whether white or black: his clothes were rather dark.

Herron offered witness alive dollar bill on the York County told witnei ho had made IftiO in two djs jas sing counterfeit money. Frosecution aked witness whether he bad not been arrested himself at Johns town, for passing counterfeit money. The question was overruled by the (Jour. Prosecution then asked witness if he had made Information against the man who offered htm the five dollar bill. Witness replied that he had, The infor mation was made after the arrest of Slick; told the story to Slick his arrest.

The name of the psrty was the same that Slick showed witness on the tavern regis ter. Hubert B. Gageby testified that he was present when Slick was arrested, and that Hague searched under the clothing on the se'tee. Daniel Uertnold teslihed that be was intimate with Slick, and that he was poor judge of money. His reputation for honesty was good up to Lis arrest.

Oq cross-examination he (stated that, be fore Slick's arrest, ho bad heard of him giving out counterfeit money, and after wards redeeming it Emit Weaver had known Slick from boyhood; always believed his reputation good. On cross-examination, he slated that he had heard of Slick passing counterfeit money before this, but he was not charged with passing tt knowing it to be counter feit. Isaac Uarshberger testified that ho hal known Slick since boyhood, and. so far as he knew, his reputation was good. When cross examined ho stated that he had heard several persons say that Slick had passed counterfeit money.

These persons were here as witnesses for the government. Geo. Conrad and Henry Wallers testified to defendant's good character for hon-osty prior to this charge. The latter, of the firm of alters Wehn, testified that Slick had been dealing at one of their stores for some five he often submitted paper money, good and bad, to witness, for his opinion; did not think he was a good judge of money. Geo.

UelUel, Jame 11. Michell and Kobert Duncan testified to the good cbaiac-ter of defendant before hia arrest. Here the defense rented and District AU torney Carnahan introduced the following rebutting testimony: It. U. Gageby testified that John A Hammer's reputation lor truth was not sood; he would not like to believo him on oath.

Had heard several, four whom he Lamed, say they would not like to bo lieve slick. James ltarasey tes titled that Hammer's reputation for truth was not rood; he would not believe him on oath, in this case. Ueo. Cupp and Daniel Herthokl. called by the defense, had never heard Uammor's reputation Tor truth ami veracity questioned.

Mr None a-ldressud thq jury on behalf of defendant bristly, and wus by Jar Stfarlzwelder, hu eirouuJed the purposes. 1 ne small streams iiijlw into tno Allegheny af overflowed their banks and at I'uckety crn h'tot-n iml, above tho city, the Allegheny alloy road a single pan of eighty teot. was swept away. At thai tiers, six utiles further up, an immense bo'y of earth slid down from the bill upon the track, covering the road for considerable distance. Several minor sliJes occurred stilt bie-her up the road.

The trains ye'terday were delayed and some ot the passengers cferua down rv skin. orkruen are enraged in removing the earth at the slide and a1ni4 work will be budt over the creek. The business of the rohd will be interrupted for a time, tmt ty to. morrow evening trains can run through. The original Scott Legion has secured the fourth story of Avon's building, where recruits for Col.

Rtppej'e regiment will bo received. lieutenant Mcllaine ard Sergeant A 1. Cal low, of the Thirteenth, are recruiting for a few men to Ail up a compiny in Colonel Rowley's regiment, in the see nl ftory of College Hali, corner Kilth and Smithtiuld etieeU. Captain F. Van Swiltow has been accepted by Col.

Geary, and is now recruit ing at the "K-d, White and Ulue Saloon," opposite tie I'ostotlice He letvts for Philadelphia in Tu'-sdaV, 0th h.s!ant. Lieut. Wright, of Co. Seventh icgi mcnt. has opened a recruiting tli in the Allegheny Kngine lloufe, Irwin stro.

for the enlistment of volunteers in Colon. Uippey's regiment. Fatal Raii.koad Acciden r. On Tun Jay a man, whose name bs not us, was run over near Altoona, by the express train on the I'enny Ivaiiia Railroad, and almost instantly kiiUd. He was walk, ing on the track at the time, and was not discovered by tho ei u.e.r until thelfain was right 11,1011 kirn.

U.s head was crushed to a pulp, and his body fr ghtfully mangled. The train was ttopped, and the de ceased picked up, but he was then bejoiid the reach of human aid, and he died in a few It was thought that he wa intoxicated. Otherwise he would scarcely have remained on lh track, but of this there is no proof. The body taken to A I toon a. Donkthk IIandhome We a'e inform ed that Mr.

J. U. MtCombs, the popular proprietor ot the Mc Combs House, in Kit- tanoing, who was in the city 011 the arri val of I apt. Sirwell company, which came home with CiJ. Rowley, invited hi old friends aiid neighbors, (the couiranv hailing trom his own town.) to partake of a sumptuous dinner and oth-r which he had ai his own eyponse, 'it one oi tho hotels in tbn city.

This liberal treatment of the soldiers ta'ne in good time, and shows conclusively that Air. AlcCombs has a good neart in the right place. Col Black'8 Rsoimest. Our people in every part of the city, the ladies especially, we aro informed, are very kind and liberal in contributing and collecting ueccesarv articles tor th-j uo of the soldiers in Col. Hia.

k'a rcnim. nl. Conspicuous, among the ladies, wo wt uid iu this con nee tion, Alex, whoso exertions in bwhait of the miu in tnis reciment havo b' 11 mit indefatigable, and we can assure her, thtl her patriotic zeal is duly appreciated, an will ever bj t-1 1 te- membcred. KMANC ll'ATlON Dir. 7.41, i celebrated the.

more than ordinary 7. colored cll'- Autu-t with Celebrations wen? iron i iiy i srit, su rarian 1 (oiand Hr.ed's ir.vo nners were Mtrved up and a delivered at ea h. All wure well attended. The Fort I'itt were out on parade, havirg with them two or three The icial Rand" ws out ft: lull realiv The day was rather sultry, but all teeni'd t- 0: th.muelvi. Al on UK l' NSl l.V IM1 IU il.K.'A as KlllKli.

1 uu eijress and mad trains on the l'enniy 1 ania Railroad duo vcstcrds5- afternoon, did not ar rive owing to an accident at 31 by which the express was thrown off the truck six ciotk yesterday morning. One nan was allied, one serioU'iy ar.J a'x ijhtly ii jured. We have no particulars. but r.o l'uuburgheTS were The passengers and arrived by the mid night ti Cirv ort a lit liii r'bvsician to th U.irdof Health ri-ports, for tho week ending July 2ihb, deaths, male, '20 females; "1 white, I colored; I adults, 14 children under ten. Four adults died of conanmpt'on, two of typhoid fever and one of dysentery, three children died of convulsion', two of dysentery, tlve of enteritis Railroad Rlection.

At an election of thestock holders of the Little Saw Mill Ruu Railroad held July tlt.th, Geo. Neld was elected I'residont, and Jacob Henirci, N. 1. Fetterman, Robert Snudgr.se, William Marshall, Alex hing and Josetih McCormic lick were chosen di-1 rectors, and entered on their dulios on August 1st. Juvenile Dki-ravitv.

A lad aged ten years was sent to the House of Refuge vosterday, by Mayor Wilson, navmg boon found by the police in possession of fifteen dollars stolen money. He made several faUo as to where he got it, and could not be induced to tell the truth. An owner is wanted for lhe mousy, as Ihere is no doubt as to its having been stolen. Parade A baltallion of the Thir teenth regiment, consisting of Co, li. Card.

Patterson. Co. Capt. Lowe, Co- K. Cant.

I'olana, t.araaea yestoruny morn ire. Oapt. JMorris vvasningion xniauiry r. lir i 1 i also paraded. All the companies looked well and performed some creditable ma noeuvres.

Postponed. The hearing in the case of John McKinstry, of Wheeling, charged with uttering treasonable sentiments, has been postponed until this morning at ten o'clock, at which time Mayor Wilson will have some information as to his character, from parties in Whoeling. Tbk iron tubing ot an oil well near Rouseville is said to have become highly macnetized, and attracts Iron like a load stone Another won is said to now iaster during a thunder storm than at any other time. These are new ainss iu me pue- nomena of oil wells. Released.

"Win. A. Young, charged with stabbinc Francis Wcleh and Owen Hutches, in the Fifth Ward, recently, was discbareed by Alderman Jones oa wou nosday and the same evening leu to join his company, the Government Guards, at Washington City. Wood Burned. Some days ago the tparki from the Fast Freight set tire to a lcloi wood on the rennevlvania Kaiiroa.i, between Derry and St.

Clair station, and before it could be quenched, consumed from ore hundred to one hundred and twonty- nve cords. Preaching to th Thirteenth. -Rey, A. 31. Stewart, late Chaplain to the 13th Regiment, will preach to the Regiment on next Sunday, in his church on the corner of Harrison and Penn streets.

The Marine Hospital. Mr. Simon Small, the new! ly appointed Superintendent Hospital, will assume the ol the Marine management of that institution on Monday neit. Ben 1. Buch, a Lancaster drover, was relieved of his pocket book, containing nearly $1100, on a train of the Pennsyl vania Railroad, nesr Downington.

The poor fallow lofrt nearly his all. Dentistrt. Dr. C. Sill, Ho.

246 Penn street, attends to all branches of the Den-1 tal profjiaion. by i at was tbo to trm '1 of i UBEFTJU IN EVERT H0UBE. llBtT1 nUh woar'H each Uottla, Wo. 48 CEDAR Tort CAUTION. A c-erUin nnnnncipied ereon.

are attemptisi tt rAHte Puifc and aeVtat tbo full oV-l "rapper ail oUera are 'Kooraerlattoad.