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-beatii4ibefeitetion 0'41404 to the-late
,-,olWpoiqaptiett.::''- Ratak upon- - the , heels of
.414 . 1":_iiiit'Latenr4;: i retrilintien: -. has overtaken
'0104411d k-'ibere are any snore pen :in of
iiiioellokirtflinitilf te *foie that the'De.
;,fikcif4At#,-;Orttind jWititerpatelbrive a higher
:Clattli-tiPini their:Wei:4loe then the weak and
wickedmoo.liiiii - iii , fp difgrieed, it, ' diem
.*e'rinHiniiiiilkt„iniei or the bitintek 'powily_tviit
*beiiiiiit 14ati'paiitit:',The - iiii, of:Democratic '
l i,..e*lieif:Osied, , .e*rai," aid ' n'despetistri as.
ipaiebfnePno relentless, 6*,Ore*Aitqd in;
. .gioti* , ooeo - hulds entwine , - sway;, Lot,
•=,,,ii , -,,tAfitk r ,de,re t - te'thifili - ,ffhtaaielt,O - F:te act as
#4.*:4l4.i'itioii44 f :of, all [such the guit-,
lAilKi4e . ,4oll,o*elboitcyrikoe*iegraN. , ,
',14j,44 . 104 - 44.:1_441:*..)liiiiii ; -. 4 ; ' Meant=.
4 - O - ti - -440- r ite-itaAhO.fiesiaing , appialiet7Ott*,
port hereafter' (yo,:isrre nOttiware - that he his'
- ,)niinayttiatinier;*iiiitever • for , ‘tho• peculiar,
'.L4ittipai_4:- . .blif ,-post:', lie-is: a- druggist; ,
4 -,,
-.
_
00101.400/ I *4 6 4W"bkvtiOen , ' by . his
4rofeasieo; , Fkyie . Aoo which he way , h eld,
,01 - eiilibier-44:, , A4Eii!itit be is not a mei
004*,*9itoiio‘p? - tiie examination of
:
zither dry reediiiirliieS;oihardiati go
1040toisver;'.0titit fati-:more inpori
#*4biO4fl-OtiiibiYoiitPaiiaOrettril-
I , _ftA f rnOtliO : fapilikwbiellairized above nll
461itleg , :ki:01e*InfelatiOict: z lie is
gAidi . ,:t;fat eciii,t* anypolitiniCintainy `it; de:,
:44044* beeetni.its. serviiikinetrereent -in
7— atil'"niii tbiiii 'iftit'''lty -' 'drSt i 0 - - - '
~lir,,
„) o . ,
. .s, an , a e onven
.llena j,4o4altpieininglglitYilteiiaa, one of
Vl,',*iireatTabl!ittoat`:yetiontotts ltidneera of the
4t4.***9*iii ::4*.r(nt: the noble ' struggle'
:414*Iiilikb bti,iiis.igailk and tifirkplhintly defeat-.
o!...oi:thlihinitti'hf.thOrederal, Administrati6n.
Inceititiofante'arisi considered, the public
:11117,1indllY' understand how much As eon
i'44atetron_. ef' pc&finiy had to-do with' he
rointtiiii in ; the,efriiraitor!'e - ofilee; after. ,null-
OionehaVObeet , s4inandered upon .cottitictors,
..,..., . . „ . ,
supernumerary othployees 'and In 'ration's other
'-i1:i9: 78 .!-V•:; : 1...t. -,, :i' ,J.:.;
The Lat© De moo ratio OitY - 043tiventioak
The. aigniticanee the
,action of the late
- peineciatle, 94wconvontion- in Philadelphia
',,M)Mareely:lae ;appreciated' hy our distant
leadere; '; This •is '.the etroiagliold ef odors!
hearer; and'the'-inonin the employ of the Fe.:
"iletal_Oovernment are , counted by thousands,
nearly t ;ofwlion are
compelled -hy, thoir
i,eeid' t wain
every energy to, con-
Vet the;eirganialAion of, the Demperatie party,
icke*,ra,ct from it a reluctant and byPecri
tlialipreekieWof approval
• Of the tyrannies
.04 . ,CAlirrupttone1:0jtio:Federid' power.; But
with`ail, this machinery at work, the iiihndsof
"th&lfitlen*Ailminlitration Wore in a Mina;
lateroi4qpfivention f' and although
no: public:evidence Of:thir: fact is givoU in the
`Preeeedinge; all, acquainted with, its secret
. ,
; hattary.,are aware, of, it. It - is trne that Mr.
Jewar , Mairtion, Jr.," imrveyer, of •ttio,- port,
was,apPointed:chairman of ,the bommittewon,
11,eseinthini; but he did net - dere to imitate the
=example of the - lite oareiatten
it; Marrishurgyhy :introducing into
endorsing the; .Fational,
4 14.druindstrittleta;!, rce - "Acf., keen ,Perfectly
at if. h a doncsethoy - ,,woald have been
voted ;down ••:-T Practically,; therefore, the De-:
nier*Y - of; tt o , city 'Philadelphia, in Oity
assembled, have ':alreadi Ignored
-the action of the late Office-holdera , , ()onion,
jAcli„ #.o l ehnrg. Fttim th e feeling now
eft,Xeild:Feiwjliefeil that the refiner the Jan!.
:2:arias - or !the.' lt i ederat Power over the Demo
'ciliclefit'lldlailelphia. , hatevirtually ended.
'This'iliaffiet of , the. ;Natlopal Administration
ihiul, ,, salipd.,Jti.,-pfx4lar::represpnititlyes bore
:terriblYkand they have already had some of
thei:rliAgialitisoelatea;rbo - lefused to harm&-
ratio with 'titn intheir 0541004 s to control
thikfar44;;Okilloiitted4 r i. , 7
seetiygdod reason„ therefore, why any
:Democrat who i~ , `natisfled ;that the nominees
of;.the=City ; Convention woiald-iii.e." capable
-itelt.horkatiOnlierit should withhold his vote
';frerathein; aallitratitfiragea they receive can.
not Intik'irri • cdulorgement of the
" ",
the DemaeOttie,Ward Ticket:
We intollatithlainoirdng a Bat of. the Ward
noirdttated by the loeal - De-,
t yneenitle goaveatleac.,We ] lava not yet had
an , -.opportunity . : .Of-„planil ping 'eloielY all the
pre glad to notice among the
'i)riaentarl 'Many who. are in every
li,e,t . ;:irall . ..i3inahtted. - for, the poste for_ which
4411 - eti*,,9*itid;; afe,lnninently
*ftbtif,4bet.„:/n2pport
. , .
...,',,pronog;.P . rprorinA dooniconse—To Onilender„
;tdiifontkinikd siroseoviSire liidebied for the
:LoAdoit Room; end ihercraresiratsof
Nital - 41the TfrortdOst , ,lnia:rah the 1.141 and the
19ffri3O t riiiiieontof t4l3,<fitaSoryy of p; forytigh'_t;
.'edniidistilirki AO engravings, - ~'Also News of tits,
Oieot -engravings, gives bi
liortinitt of Bredisi - Ohti onginset,
stonnotor,) And of
'• ! Tolidgeiglit,,l4: - ;?t•foi liiiiniogbdoit and now one
•-.
' .
tt ,11
4b%
wtrY Po
totg
in*
the
delml
OAN gitxptirait, Cot ,
._ttilirricornini id 10 o'clock., at. Morrow Birch 4
Avoca., Pio: - 914 41Iiiituid circot.
The Ignalish .11.eferm Bill War ,er ridce isttprope
In NoiemlYet . ,lBo,4olGaif, Eat:Tot/amp News from` Europe *dila rupon
. ns with
and Wier Liberals,who had • paSsi: nearly a imam and:fapidity. _ :sre,4lstiolsb papers
quarter a century in opposition;: came into I to the;l9th of. Marchlnelnehte,by'the,Mall,
otilee;::promising a full Measure of Palk- steamer Persia. ,
mentary Reform, agains - C the - Duke `of Wax. Respecting the - wtir-qnetition, there
_con
LINGTON,'WhO had set his faefi against ' , any • tionect to bo Varionsepeealstione., The British
change whatever, the people of England be- • Governnient havirepeatod - their" declaration,
came enthusiastic beyond their nand pear- i in both Houses of Pailiarnentithat they still
Lice,- the promised advent of to: ! saw no reason for apprehending that the Em
new Magna Charts.. Excitement abounded peror N A POLEON would break'falth, and pre ,
and ;increased, greatly aided by , the. Political cipliatc a war in Italy; - Lord' dOwhav;the
Unions
,and their hired emissaries, and ex- British Ambassador at Patti, - had brought
pentetiert rio'lhieh, that 'Lipid, Gila's, with him fall assurances from Vienna that the
to' avoid hecoining ,unpopular, was compelled ;Emperor of Anbttikwould aet_only upon the
teteonseni - to tir Reform Bill much' , more ex- defensive. This Might be expected; he is
teitshre -, thani. , !‘ good, easy man," •he •bad more likely to bo attacked than to attack. All
originally contemplated.- • He' was urged to that he demands, or expects,' itt.full, power to
this' by his'lson-in-law,' Lord •TounliAst--1-the rule'Anstrian' Italijust'es Ile pleisel.
same who,'a very low years later, icadStuch
a Series 'of :administrative blunders in CM.'
da, of 'which he • ivas • Govarnor•General... O n
March 1, 1831, the:Del? !aorta , Bill, which.
gave• a wholesale disfranchisement to all
pocket-boroughs owned or influenced. by. T
on et (while spared:all Whig proper
ty:Of that description,) Was Introduced, by
Lord.Jotur Bussur o m,sions little man, who,
some seven - yBsrs before,li'd written, aye, and
pUblislied, - , a
~bOols - elaborately 'showing-, that
the, rotten:. boroughs 'woke ..the, main fotinda
Bon; the great safeguard of the British'Em
iaire. That bill was defeated, was re-intro
diload in a' now' parliament, but did not final-
ly pass; in JB32 k natil * the city of Bristol had
been burned`and plundered, the Castle of hfOt
tingttani burned, and the town of Derby be
eleged by Infuriated mobs.
' There is now another Reform Bill beforo
the British Parliament. - It - Is introduced by
a Ministry which, albeit in heart,
Sees: the necessity of :improving the Whig
measure of, 1882.. Other Ministers had . pro
muted- to' do this. Lord. Soria Ririskra, has
heen'profuse in- - promises almost every year
since 1851.- Lord ,Paratansrerr promised a
new Reform Bill in 1867 and again in 1858.
BILIMIT has propounded a scheme, which,
If iwinileahle , would improve Parliamentary
Representation in England, by infusing a small
degree of good bemocrapy Into it., As yet,
however, only-one planOf Parliamentary Re
form is before' the Ifense - • of Oommons—that
proposed by, Mr. DI,REELT on,February, 28th,
'and'Which been brought up for a
Second reading oil March 21st. SussEnn does
not like thin, ae,heme; no SMUT, nor Roc.:
'mum, While Paairiasrorr gives no opinion
upon-it. : But linariaan means to oppose it by
ti motion condemning it Tor net sufficiently ex•
lending the suffrage among • the industrial
()lessee,. fact, Lord Joins wants to be Prime
Minister again, and„Aristoorat 110'66 ho be,
Will promise a very liberal measure, provided
he can , quit' the Derby-Disraeli Bill. Lord
imix" carei'moro • for the little finger of his
brother, the; Duke of linorean, than ho does,
or- ever did, or ever can carp for the whole
body ofikOP.oople.', •
In 1881-2, a man going in with an amend
nient-:ln' limier of largely era - tending the suf= -
frage, would &lie bee* raptnionaly,:if not
riotously, backed by the country. In 1859,
there is no Molar' furore upon the question,
Rote and there, a few pulffic meetings have
been held, but the 'opts seem-not to mind
theixi are party, not' national
manifestatloms. •
The pew - Reform 'Bill is byno Means a
sive4lngnionsfire. It partially disfranchises
fifteen boroughs, and distributer, the members
thui; gained, throng ihrolk populous' counties
and , several towns which have risen into in
portance since 1882. It extends the suffrage,
by lOWering. the 4nalification, al4 it permits
Education to vote, even without Property,
It is; a compromiie, and with a little piecing
and 'patching will' be cobbled up by Patna=
meat, se as to stave off further legislation on
the subject for the next ten years. -
Who may he'desoribed as the
Thersitee Of Parliament,
"Logassross, load, and turbulent of tongster,,,
evidently does not want , to help Lord Jono,
RUSSELL , into 'offiee. Do proposes; that the
principles of the meaeure,shall be affirmed, in'
a series of resolutions, and the details worked.
out, An Committee, SS the Indian Bill was.
Thii would allow Ministers to concede points'
and ip,ko alteratbanS, and would keep them
in oflicil. — Tite'Whigs, who hate an,linpraeu—
cable man; though tipvess,7weidd obi:erten) ,
imprison. Reltatioic for life, for, this : mine, it
they-had the power.'
; :Admit
:Admit that the Derby-Ministry are defeated
on tble Bill, ihe next step will be a Dissolution
of Parliament, - ate' take the sense of the;
'country.P , 'After that, the Ministry 'pig be
beaten again, ore they, retire. •Who'would
succeed 7 Roisann' would hive neither the
amport_of, the Old Whigs, led bylittirs; nor
of Peelibas, headed by Gnansreole;nor pt
tina r Libetals; led.by,panurasroir., A London
•pspei gays he,Would,give the Cabinet appoint;
mints to Messrs. •Rezmapx,(l) Bainur, Min
olta G111361, - .l.lflitTON, and HOB WAIT. Mr. Row-
BUCK is out of the question, and as to thereat,
we remember the historic fact, that in June,
1818, when Lord ,Toiro Rossini:became Prime
Minister by the aid of Mr. Conpiae, all ho did
was to* offer him a subordinate office in the
Board. of Trade. The Russell pride would
not stoop to alt,,tn the Cabinet; with a Man
chester cottorAyer t -
It is
.rather singular that, both the Tiveo
and Punch, Vibiell operate largely upon pub
lic opinion in England, though in'very differ?
out wage; simidtaneonalf ridicule the opposi
tion to .the Ministerial Reform Bill. If the
People went with that opposition, the - Thum
derer of Printing House Bgner°, and the
Hunchback of Picet street—both of which
are notorious -titne•eerv_ers—wonld not dare
to ,argue ,or. ;laugh at the' measure.
Punch for March:l2, has picture called
ci.Who will ,rouse him ?" representing the
British Lion in the act of being poked at with
lontpolea, on each of which the word t‘Re,.
form " is inscribed, the weapons being, re
spectively in the hands of Lord Danny, jail:
Bather; and Lord Jonn Ruasati. - Poke him
bow and where they may,, , the Lion will not
_ha stirred up. There is a song, 'to illtistrato
this viit,AeScribing how each of this political
trio attempts to rouse the sleeping animal. ,It
'concludes thus :
They lAN the old British Lion in vain ;
The Lion; does sothio4 but score :
Be , won't wag his tall, and he won't shake his
mane, .
- And they can't get the Lion to roar
But Fon may make him roar and his jaws Wide
expend.
Just proaame on his nameable mood,
You may then find it hard to supply the deinand
• 01.. the roused British Lion for food.
- In a,later number, Puick ezhibits r s The
List ;Pantomime 'of the Season." Join
Baum appears as lies ieguin, Lord PaLwas.-
'Bros as Clown,' and Lord Jon)/ Engem an
Pairtafoos. Annum -IS ' nettling out ot a
AO:Willy „Wining monstrous ROform
Bill," -under the weight of which he
bends.' • Rio/flub; and Clotia - , in quaint attl
`tudes, stand :close by the door. Pantaloon *
has throat/1a himself-across the doorway, and
Dona:sit Is just stumhling over the obstruc
tion. In the letterpress of Punch, since the.
resume of the- new Reform Bill • was made
public,,.there - are rannerens severe hits at
Baron; Russm, anl tho,ultra-reformers:
The West Point Jattglemir.
A yoting friend who has had the good fortune M
receive the epreintineit of a cadetship at West
Point, writes to know something about the tneti
tution Wet and whot kind 14 qualifications are
necessary in those who ate permitted to eater it.
We answer, that the Military Academy was es
tablieted by Congress in 1802, and It nc-w wholly
EuPPaled by the Oenorol ( . ;hivernment. The oda
station given ie grattillens„ro far as money le con.
corned; but each cadet must give eight years" ser.
Vice to - the OevernMent, unless sooner relented.
:The .carps of Cadets most net extend two hundred
and fifty at tiny one time, and the' candidates - for
admission Moat not be under sixteen, or over
itrenty•Sole years of ago. The corps must spend
ihrie months Creech year in encampment. The
souse of study, which is full and therough, in'
mithethatios, Mid all that appertains to the mtli.
tary art, embraces five years, There Is the meat
Algid .impartiality exorcised; no fausily'conneo
tions, no political considerations, no favoritism, are
Ayer allowed to Noreen aleffender, or to thield the
'incompetent , 'Strict, attention to duty, eso nest ap.
nth:talon, .punetuality; and genteel &Pertinent,
are virtues that will'hesure to wineonsideration
'at the' Academy, 'and to lay the formdattori for
eminemps in after We. A number of students are
annually tirepfatd from the, rolls at West point
,Isho fail in there emegaio, hot pe'yettog 'man
. need,be tetteM:ated, of 'dlreenrago4 Se !Ong as ho
etiltivatett 'the rules herein laid down. Any lad
who has pissed through the timid branches of au
English' iducition, especially if 'he has a good
,ImowleOgo of •matitamatioa, may be regarded-as
fitted tdaDMl9lOllOO a course at the BillitalY
dewy. - • ;
iouttpts of the ,Wesleyan Miestonori So:
otety .of Enttiod, foi MS, pro ,mit down 'at
$130,000, (about, $O5O 000)—a much larittir sum
inv. any p *slims your.
THE PRESS-PIMOELPMA, VIIIDAY, APRIL 1, 1859.
Prussia and England, shouldbestilities com
mence, may he'eipected not te.interfere
uo
leas their own interests are assailed. • fPrussia
has no location whatever in the South of
Europe; while • England, though with no Ita-,
/lan possessions, •has •suoh resting pleads as
Gibraltar, Malta, and the —lonian , . Islands.
Time was when a sword could not be drawn
nor a shot 'fired in Europe but 'England was. ,
,certain to bristle up, like in irritable Itulfdog,
•
'and rush Into the contest, deareely csring on_
which side , she fought, so that iltii fought, and,
reckless of the 'cost, though when she came.
to pay the bills her people grumbled terribly,
and protested that never again siionld the mere
thirst of what It called ,ge glory'? lead, them'into
such an expensive scrape. - . .
Russia - is said to have 'Mirages] that her
: policy, unless forced to deviate front it, will
be strictly - neutral 7 Yet it is,reported that the,
Czar has strictly prohibited the &slept horses
which, as 'Austria wanted to purchase,shows
no verse friendly feeling. Anatria,:France,
and Sardinia are undoubtedjy, strengthening •
their armies, and making great pripsratiens—
to be ready in the event of hostilities breaking
oat. It is stated, from Paris, that on the re
cent marriage of Prince Kraemer; with the
Princess CLorttpn, a secret treaty was made,
whereby France promised to„ eaßport
nia against Austria, whatever should hap en,"
securing to Sardinia ell '.conquiihtri
hardy, providing that Stivoy and Nice be
transferred to France. The doubtful thing
about this is, that the particulars of subli a
treaty, if it had been tuado, rionld have bean
kept very secret.
New - York end the Monument to the
'Signers of the Declaration.
We are very sorry that the GoVerner of the
great Empire State; which proudly claims-pm
eminence in wealth and population over all
other members of the American Confederacy,
should have condescended to recommend to
her Leglslattme,that the $50,000 voted as her
quota towards the erection of a monument in
honor of the bigners of the Declaration of
Independence, in Independence square, should
be withheld from •that noble object, and the
act aitthorieing its appropriation repealed.
This retrograde step was advocated on account
of existing financial embarraasments but,
surely, New York cannot be in so destitute a
condition as to render such an act of bad faith
(for it would be an act of bad faith to the other
nine States of the Union, whiCh ,have made
similar appropriationg, partly' in 'Consequence
of the co-operation Of Now Yak) necessary.
Independent of the original merit of this prop
Sect, tho proposal of Governor MORGAN wears
an air of repudiation, which his State should
be the last to countenance. We are glad
therefore, that the Legislature of Nevi York
hasilisregarded his recommendation on this
subject. • ' •
A Voice from Dinh County.
The undersigned, Democrats, of :the, borough of
Altoona, Pond their names to he irld4if:to your
pahlish4oall for a pure Demooratio Ceriventiori,
Ilarrfsburg, on the 13 h of nest-mooth. The.
Demoaratio party Itqp (mote than nine tehtba of
it) Mani without resereailon on the gineinnati
platform Into popular toyeratptiy: in: this free
land - wWthinit the pia of the onjoritk should,
govern ;and we•repudiate, ,with scam -end 'con-,
,tempt, the action of the late Harrisburg .sflonyou-;
neav,entionpp43lol26l.3 on the, General
Admiptatr,a4lo• 4. , Washingtna t of, Aid. ,
dealr to n :shira.',Ogir emidenmaGon'of thd
course hurerted'fciircide -our' keittlik-a4 ltoWeit
overnort 1 /Y;e:;-, -
hit it it hie brought - oat hied titiFteiriviedof
`the offietr•holdervonder 'the Oinoral 4dminlitirr
Rion, urged on n by I,omes Duebehanc hashndoered
Wrote honest men 4 'of.,all partint. We; heartily,
join yea in.saying, ipt him }is stmtained by such ar•
convention se' never lotore assembled in .FIF
State Capitol.
; •
AvrootA, Blair Co., Ps,,M.tirob 21
;oho Weed, Gen George Potts,
'Alm Vaughn, - Louie Pleaki
John Southey,
,:john itigle„ .
Poirlok Meaty, John [okay,
John M. Dlvitt, Thome Hughey,
iohn McConnell, John U. Rot a, -
Ve.tok Savo 1t....W Doffed'.
'Llomas James, John A. McDowell,
J. MoClelland, . Daniel ?Ante,
J..Derno,
.... • . George Leorierd '
LaggrAnou Rignhart, giolitCO.n4o,
Jag. Itio I twh, 1t iltlnm N,el
Joseph Carney,
BRniuel
hinttillas Otin.
William O'Neil,
N. A. 0. Kerr,
Itputan Rai!oxtail,
Fipm Butter County.
The undersigned, Democrats of Biller county,
approve of the pall for a State Coniention, to be
held at Harrisburg. the 131 day if April, ISIS,
for the Towns Stated in said call : '
Sohn H. Healey, Jamey Bradlee,
Harvard M. Bredine, . '.3 . j. Cummings, ' .
Jacob Walters, ros M Bredine,
L G. Manta,jolt's Po;took,
Geo 0 Boessi4, Stephen 4rerne, '
lease Double, Areg Doehanart,
Th. II Telly, • .Tehn'J. golly,
Wm. L Bartley, novena BtehleY,
Wm. S. Ziegler, firmi! Polhcoaus,
Thomas Joseph, Adam Troutman,
RAI. Maxwell, Robert Nogg,
R. M. Harbison, ThomisOn Hylo.
James McNair, lt , ehard J. Crosier,
A. M. Neyinan, J•Ames Johnston, _
Jahn .Ibnaldson,, pranois Mcpride,
.Wm. Bell, Jr., - 'Jelleab D 4 iven, ' '•
,James P. Carnahan, Peskier Wallace, •
Wm. Surma, • I. 8 (Jamison,
Wm. Gilchrist, ' George Mot:landless, '
Joseph Wiles, I. S. Neely, -
Joseph Bailey, John'MoKinney,
Samuel Danhenspech. ,
Letter from Montgomery County.
Correspondence of The Preset
LI;IERICA, Mardi 30, 1850
A. thirty.m.ll,es rhip along this'Sehuylitill valley
has afforded me proof no lees" Imlay° thin the
calendar, that " the winter past." Impatient
farmers are praying for the tFue. aloe when,fol
lowin *cmg the rotation, they Mr add,'" the rain is
over and gone." The *cm', she singing of birds
is come-and they are aiwetike also, thtivehie of
the turtle ,is heard in .the land, and curiously
eneggh, with this genial return of one vernal
paradise Is resnieHated the opbidlait type of that
subtle Bond whose fangs hare wrought such fear
.
fat havoc In the ntoeal worbl e In my rare lei tq
day I crushed the head of tellee-feet racer, a feat
which fn the .estimation cfAinaid serpent-haters,
this early is thejtesson, 14nid, lees than three
thouisnd years ilo; hays/tipto m
ed tts here ei;
the gOds! 'Bat not to enlarge:. The general' stp: ,
pearande of the eoutttry-through thin section' is
favorable - The open <iameter of the. winter,
though Inferentially unfavorable to winter cereals,
has evidently not resulted - seriously, as the one.
pets of living green which nark the grain fields,
and modally the more elevated of-them, are re•
markably even and luxuriant for the season.
Moot of the fruit trees are budding, and many are
already eutfolontly forward to suffer material
damage by Severe froste,'dhan which, in ftest, , a
bed of cow wontd he far' less detrimental to the
prospective fruit crop. The writer has Very es
collect reasons for remembering that on the 111th
of April, 1819, a Milting MIT of unnaual, depth
fell in title ; yet, so little are people, in
the habit of noting tni pecellarities :of weather
from one' year to adbtber , that probably fen,
would entertain any mere idea of future snow
storms daring the present season, than. if the sun
had already crossed the summer solstice.
AS you are doubtless aware, this is the " banner
district" of ono of the 'stannehest parnoaratie
etrongholds in Penn/Mania; a district lo Which
disloyalty to party =etude to as nearly the un
pardonable sin—polltleally t I mean—no in any
' other in the State. Tog will understand there
fore, in whet esimatien the present Administra
tion at Washington ishold when f tall you that I
have, in ell my Internet/go with the Democracy of
this district, not found a single man who does tht
donounee thedate acts of the Odloe-holders' Con
vention at Harrisburg as a most contemptible pro
cedure, ,end only seedily Of the miasma which,
from the hotbed eGoorcuption at Washington, is
penetrating with bold effrontery every section of
the Union.
Your firth:do in TAs Pre* e of March loch; tall.
big upon the Ponied* We in their strength end
." rezone the g'orions banner of Demooraoy from
the &page whlehtnlesorvieut courtiers would im
print upon it," Gals a univetest recpocca, hero
with all except the few miserable roltleona that
ate in the immediaM pay of the- Administration,
nod such'of their , :personal friends as chosen to
remain neutral on- their mount. Prom what I
learn,, old Satan trimtelf. could not have aotei
with more consummate eubtlety than was evinced
by the entraps ofßuchanan in their manage
ment of the late BeiCsate elections , through' Chic
region, in orderdn marepresent the' voice of the
People in the enmity Convention. You need not
be surprised to hoar of old Montgordery theti , fog
•In her strengtirbetwon this and tte approaching
Convention on the 11th of April, and protesting
lit thneder tones/against the late proceedings at
Harrieburg, tem doings of which the I,l4irristown,
Regisrerschan the. fimihartliness of eulegieing, to,
the great disgurtiof its readers, many, of whom
ore growing lotc4, dheie det9anda fqr a „Dew,
oratle journal in the county that creierves the
name. aItATRZAMP.
BY 1111DNIGHT.4AIL.
.151 . 7tiiieekand!inea . of The rtest,i
' Weanistoron, March 31,;1659.
have lorg been ban a reel With a desire to tathent
the'tnyiteiles of the Union newspajier, 'end the
news the other day Gifts nate put ino into a per
foot fever to disewer the whole transaction I
hors at lash sucoraded. in - getting , from. a. leaky,
but neitiotly qtterlor, tho faCts. •AT you
stated in'The i Pr;as 'dap ago; On I.liiion
his - realli teen Maio - over by' Wendell to Gen.
Ilewman, 4bo b as offioially announced himself in
its columns as. the vurebiler and luture proprie
tor, and has premised in a short time t? tell the
world what editorial course he Antau44 to Atitraue• -
Of canoes, the whole world And the raft of mankind
are anxious to know what be will do and I
'will therefore try „to throw a little light on
* the subject beTore ho Climes die darknois and
*mystery which at present &breeds the future of
the Union. Nothing will go into the Union here
sf,or that does not heir the pertonal imprimatur
of the President, !ernes the Plrat. Therefore. you
need oxpoot no more attacks on the Herald, the
'one whisk appeared the other day being a Partiti
on arrow shot into the camp of the enemy of the
Democracy by Mr. Hughes, of Virilnia,dhe late
editor, as he was driven 6rth t from under the
shadow Of the Federal Administration.. The Presi
dent will speak through Mr. Bowman to tha PO.
Bo on the 11th of April nest, When caked the
ether Otty:whatt General Bateman , vroudd do for
editorial articles
.for the organ under the new
management, Mr. Buchanan is reported to have
said complacently, "we will write them our
salvos," meaning-by" ourselves," himself, Judge
Meek,- and Bowman.
The' sale was an odd enough arrangeinen
Wendell hoe born suffering terribly for months
under the load rf debt which this publication of
the Union•entailed upon him, the President, who
euspeoted him of worshipping Met false gnashed
of being opposed to his renomination at Charles
ton, having Tamed to allow him the usual print
ing pstronage heretofore enjoyed ,by that paper.
This patronage consists, I em told and believe, o
upwards - of $150,000 per annum, including the
past office blanks and the - binding of executive
documents. The profit nu this work is from twenty.
five to thirty per cent ;or some forty or fifty thou
sand
-dollars a year. The_sale, as I underetend
from a person who obtained it from the
foantain•bead;• was simply this; Wendell
allows Bowman to aasume possession 'of the
Mason eslahlishnt'ont without • plyin4 . any pur
chase money, and in consileration thereof, the
President sttputatee to'reve the contract for the
poet nice blanks and tho.eaccutive,„ariattng
to Wendell, ar some' one he may dehignate.
Wendell agrees in- turn - pay $20,000 of the
profits of these jobs, in monthly instalments of
51.601 The residue of these profits, amount
ing to $lO,OOO or $25,000 per annum, he Is to re
thin as the purchase money of the Union., and P
also to discharge some politioal .debts lammed by.
lAMB I, chiefly in Pennsylvania, In forcing Le•
oompton through the House of ftepresentativea,
and in the election of October last. ,fr, however,
the contrasts should ever be taken Irma Wendell,
by Mr. Buohanan, then the sale of the Union be
comes void, and of no (dot, Bauman dissolving
from the pnblie vlew,.as proprjetor and editor,
and Wendell again taking poisessiod of the news
paper property its the reel owner. —You will' see
therefore, that there is really no seta, of the pro• •
party of the Union, bit that it has only been
ranted to Mr. Buchanan, through Central pow.'
man, by Mr. Wendell, Mr., Buchanan having
pulated to pay the rent ftiventy or twenty-five
phouaand dollars a year; out of the public tree
eury,- in the way of contracts. - -
There is a private arrangement between Mr.
Buchanan and Gen. -Bowman, that out of the,
$20,000 received by Abe latter from the profits ,pf
the contracts given toldr. Wendell, $12,000 is tribe,
paid to sundry-pensioned pikes el Mr, Bughanall's
In PennsylVaniti, the balance, $3,000, being no.
(erred to Comilla the thelosi. Hotelman's chief
reliance upon making a' fortfine, under these'ott.
cumstaneee, is -by being elected Senate printer'
next winter, as the heed of the Oriole) Government;
organ, in which mime -Wendell and he will have•
another contract ,for a- division .of the spoils, as'
Wendell will necessarily have to do the work.
Judge or Attorney General Black drew up' the
yaperalri this flagrant bargain. The rest 'of the,
ebinet were ignorant of the whole transaction.,
ly belt It was discovered, their feelings, it Is said,
were awful, bat only found vent through flughesi
the outgoing editor, who, gammon -like, tiled to
pull down the house, which Jamie is building, by
taking, a ingot James- Gordon Bennett, his pillar
and chief story.
, This arrangement has refer:nee to the Charles--
ton Convention. 'The other day 'Mr Buchanan
real :the eesolullens 01 the Offiee-holders' ConveiV,
tidn'at Iforrithurg to n number his cor/fdenOtil
fiielia9: era , adeisest (dot dateircre,) and IL - tying
peAt.sitiere on - t„tti-reSeittkions endorsing him, re ! )
marked, , R,lrou , see I din a necessity to t hit,- - Denic= ;
ovoid party,' "Phanpy the. pheelinha” of the
Eresidentfal aspirants :the surrounded him. Orli
der the eirenmstimete, it is not tmprobab!e that
Cabinet organ will bo, started is opposition to tWa
"gracutiriergeni though there is eo mueb rersorat
ambition among the different meinhers ihnt it
wilt bi herd for them to agree upon an exponent
of their views Of coarse, each memtee cannot
hare en organ, and here the President bee the ad.
yentego
The sale, or rather renting. of the Union would
bare been (Meted menthe Oleo, tut foe the keen
seent nf Senator Camoitin, who tried to frighten
the Preaident from it by making an expose of' tt e
muter he hap heretofore dia:riblated the pobt pf 7
flab-blank printing among Ms prrnonal Maeda,
and inking a committee Of investigation in the
Vaite4 States Senate. The committee, owing to
some curious delay in bringing up the repletion ?
was not Voted, end thwarrangement has now.been
consummated—the rresident being mama thut
Cameral will refrain from limiting the charges.
John B , S.oh!oeigel,
J , hn James Martin,
John O. Donnell,
Rlohard health;
Win Parr,
Albert So
The rirasal of your oity U )nvent'on to endorse
the Athnleietraaten of the General Government,
and to retake Governor Packer. hail excited the
President and his pnmites - beyond measure
Hugh Clarke, .obairmap of that b..dy, and john
Hamilton, Jr , (surveyor et the port,) resolution.
ranker, wan, the leaders of the Administration
foro:s in the Convention; and proper leaders
they were. Daring all my experience in Pennsyl
vania politico ea the friend of Mr. Buchanan; I
have never ktown 'tors teen to donowp and
slander another man more violently and reek•
lonely than Marko and Homitton have slandered
Tames Badman. Theirs Was not mere political
opposition, but personal hatred ; and honoe itvas
proper that th y should bo put forward to applaul a
President whord, as a private oitium, they bad so
inwg attempted to des' roy. krio other mon could
he found willing fa undertake the toil in Valli.
dolphin. The old Detpoettoy, ha ram informed,
stood aghast of the attempt, and are work Iris
confided to the two wilting I - rotten:tents referred
to Yet wide the power of the T. deral Adminis
tration, in the navy yard, the mint, the custom
house, and the poet Oleo, Clarke was elected
chairman of the Convention oplY by Promising to
seerifice the Federal /Platintstration ; and Remit
ton as antrum of the Cammittea on Resolutions
did not darcreitber to endorse Buchanan or to un
sure ?solar. 114 he attomptol. to ;do ' either
or both, them would havo been a break: out equal
to the eqpiosion of one , of Dupont's powder mils.
.r. obtain this information from a delegate of the
gottreotion, u in thlo oily, who it39111:03 tha
the }'resident brincexteed beyond measure et the
cowardice and ineffieleney of his dependants in
Philadelphia, and that ho iedeliheratipg whether
it would not he better to have another city eon-
Tention for the purpose of announcing his policy
as the gospel of pemooratio salvation.
.40 an evidence of the indignation of the proof
dept at the Wien of your Convention, I. have' to
announce that the TrenettrY Department boa de
termined to meiten grand revolution ill trportion
of the custom house, in your city—that portion.of
it, by the way, the appraiser's Mike, whieh hes
given the twat offence to the President and the
Cabinet, because it has been the only department
of the Federal Government, in Pennsylvania,
which has ,evenlndircetly resisted its tyrannioal
and sbamelcas policy. YLu moy expect to see this
reform placed linen the ground of economy, but I
pope you people; in Philadelphia will not be de
ceived by any such delusive) pretexts. The idea
of saving money by cutting down small offices was
suMelently condemned during the late seartion4)y
Senator Toombs and others ; and while lam in
faster of such a reduction of the expenses as may
be within bounds, I am not in favor of allowing
rest abuses to enntinue, end of applauding power
for putting honest men out of office beoause they
will not agree with all that power May command,
especially when their removal from place is put
upon the pretext of economy. Tha most useless
offioe' in Philadelphia is that of Surveyor of the
port, and yet this supernumerary le continued,
while lard -working appraisers are turned out,
on the pretext of saving money.
You will gad that rho ffi
,New York oce.holders
are retained simply and 'solely because they have
obeyed the behests of tho Fedora' power; but you
in Philadelphia, who have, ootnparatively, but few
eustom-henso slices, are to be deprived of your
share boormse so so o€ 'your officials hove dared to
be freemen, OCCASIONAL:
Gpw'if PAWEgrio,g; of Kotrwq- PFErt.—An
old Canadian hunter declares that the reason why
the wild door Wore not all killed when young (se
they breed once a year, and are always surtound•
ed by other animals which prey opal them, as
dog, waves, boars, panthers, em ,) is. that "no
d , g or Othei anlmal oin smell hie frook of a doe,
or fawn; while the latter to top-young to lotto care
of Paoli !" Ile stated that he had often soon it
demonstrated. Ile had taken bin dogs over the
ground where ho had just before seen thorn pass,
and they Would takcitto notice of the trash, and,
could seat be itoluood to follow veLon taken to the
spat while they would instantly discover the track
of any deer not boating young cores. Thistle but
one proof of the adaptation of the natural laws to
Rum° life wijep It mast npoda proteot.op.
Letter, from gs OceasioitaLP
Public Ectectaiumentkt.
WALNUT EIfFEET aIIEA.TEE.—Th% New Ozleans
BogßO Opera troupe repeated "The Bohemian
night, to a crowded house. Mite Oa,
rankt*Otir:henit4thls cranin g' P li Vieg
Traeiterii:Witii'Mtee Hodson as Nair.
*PorToriter iu poriitt 44 Luna, and Ada Meg:tie
the G'ipsey Queen. No dOilbt she will bait) a
crowded house, for she is a decided and deserving
favorite. Tho Oporatio Company close their en•
gagement, tomorrow evening', and hir. Roberts,
whole Well ap'ken of as an effective tiagedian,
commences an engagement on Monday.
• AUCAP_STAW' „THEAT RE
, — This evening, Mr
Walieok will appear - GlOsiii; in theliatetijef_
Itiobard the Third—_-C•pert well:adapted to his
ability, and which we have seen him play with
equal = power and juggraent. ,To 7 morrow bight,
Wheatley and Clarke 'piesent theramilies'
to their friends, the publl6; -In." Oar American
Cousin "—ti driniiishiett, despite- numerous
deli
eleaoies in construction; -has had-wonderful sea,.
eers, wherever produced, and has been a winning
cardfor " the Areb." -,
NATi9wm, elm%
, ,
tomorrow evening,, belieye, Mit" not' long,
it is to be hoped. Die Lent has conanoted it so
respectably that, wboneVer fie itiaperiilt, be will
have numerous 'friends'and,,patrons to visit him.
In the afternoon as well as the evening of tamer
row, More will be performances by the wltolo cern•
puny. Warker r our:ainusement-seekers , ttc our
theatrical.advertissment for the annotunceretent of
a benefit, which will take piece here, this evening.
Dr. Jones, the bonepiaire 'bas been the out-op
doors literary and business agent of thls_Oirons
since Mr , Lant- became lessee; and 'his courteous
manners and gentlemanly conduct have made him
very popular, in and oat of the house. He merits
such a reoegnition as a very full house can give
hbnVand hit programme of verfOrmandes ie one 9f
the very beat, if not actually the best, of thewhole
season. - .•
Enanon'l3ltiz.—Beyond all doubt, Blitz's Cu
rious, logentons, and eteneing
,iorformanoes will
terminate iollnorrew Be 0140` ex•
bib% with " Bobby" and the esnaries,-tomorrow
afternoon..a wonderful Blitz., end, dn rim g
the lust tyro lents, bat hem. graduaily Otiing
down to flue-and-twenty, like l'iniainkinwater.
. ,
'LARGE.- SALE— TUESDAY : NEXT—THOMAS &
e.o . ns,AttcrioNnEns.=Naluable'real eatate, A stecke,
do , including valuable business stands, tido : lean°
residences, and plain dwellings, in desirable loon.
lions; valuable farm and country seats,- building
lota, .ba,,lneltading several estales, by ardor of the
Orphans' Court, executors; and ethers. See
Thomas & Sons' advertisemeot under auction head.
Pamphlet catalogues tomorrow.
ASSIGNEES' SALII.—" The Atsion estVe,". 28 t ;
000 acres, in the counties of Camden, Itarlingtais,
and, Atlantic, Withimprovementa thereon, costipg
one hundred thousand dollar; to be sold on Thom.
day next, at 12 &Moak, in the city of Camden.
Pull particulars ready in handbills.
Leas AIICTICT BALR.—On Wednesday of this
week, , at do') auotiOn' rooms of Mr. B. Seat, Jr.,
No. 431 Chestnut street, was held one of the
largest and most suceeimful sales of the PODB.M.
The , lute nurpherod over one thousand, all of which
were sold at one nonthitieuseale, without intorrup.
rim and the satisfactory prices realized are ludi ,
cativo of a healthy stale of the market. ,
utoinlog at ihoual hour, will oomonoo,
at the sumo houso, veU7 ust ro
large tale orOlitiw good's,
oomprislniiganoral assorialini of loot); silk, - and
straw bynngts, straw
,m4arialo?
lI.I4I7BTAADED NEWS OP TLS WORLD.--WO
inde'bted, to Mr. A. Winch, newspaper agent,;
320 Chestnut, street, for a copy of this 14oadonlpapbr!
of the 19th March, containing, with ninny :other;
engravings,' a .portrait land inetneit of Mr. Johni
Bright. - ,
LArrEg'll NEWS
BY TELEGFRAPII.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO.
THE SARATOGA - AT PENSACOLA
CON 1e1...7.0T1N1C+
REPORTED DEFEAT OF HIRANO&
MOBILE, March 30.—8 y the arrival of the 11. S. 'sloop.,
of-war Saratoga atPensanols WO, advises frond
Vera brui. tg they2tlihare; beim reeilvel. ' •• •
The Saratoga left at Vera Ores, the 11. S. sloop-of-j
warilayarsali, nod two Spardah, four„Brenoh, and, fonn,
Inglish'vereele of war. , ,•• ,• l i •
.. ; The tumors of the internal war were very coatlielingi
nod theretore'impovible to lie rolled - oi.
?Matron. le laid to-luave anoteined several defeats.
Elie forced are not within striking distanoe. Ile Is cold
fotengst Orizaba. , •• ", •
The ettisens of,:yera pros eu,svalident of the troop
or C:l i ii i ;),;,.; i on
tank Id - • •
The , &galas% lalirs storge or 4 bovd, awl will return
ta...VeriPrF4 !without dell' to VON , * tiqo fisgsanah.
Gener*llleiwil4iofiVaßliitt*W4
TAB PfACI! rnoBiBorolx - kunori= 7 7lis SuinE4
mnxiCan noyannytteee 3. l.fc.
Waententon: Mitch 81.-I;stters from rilsthinlebed
sewage in ?aria ani,Londow express the, confident he:
lief that thine will bo nownr, there be'ri a pros Pent of
arennmodating the'differencee now existing
'rho entoor prevails that fiencilkista, the itinister - of
Attics Government, el Mevloo,who iin here' a
ihe.t time Ilia' for the Sentbfb44 hasp invited to im;
mrainttely return to Withlostoh. lint - the report he del
'lied telisbloquartsre f ee on, Government will not
take farther setlon rendre AI either government in
Mexico until it shall hircheird fiorn,bilnlatee McLane,
Colonel Seaton' celebrated, with 4 few friends, last
sight, Lie goldenserddleg—bavinis been married fifty
veers, and fee - abbot that . food cottlepted Iflth the
'Nati - erns! -
Important fruin Washington:
TRH NIOARAEITAII 4DVIISEI3 OFFI C IALLY CONSIDER)
EP:•-Sltt TIM. CORN 0179NLEY'9 40TI0N 4 VIOLA*
TIOIT'ON , INS /RUCTIONS-TIM OUTRAGE ON VIE
TRANSIT ETEMLIERN-EDIUTIONAL VESET.LN :TO
DE DESPATEHER TO If IC4RAORA.
It'snuittorox, March tit —From all that can be learn
ed. it is pot meagre to• say that If the statements relti
tire to Sir Wham Clore Oesefey le aliegea aottop in
Nicaragua ore e.irrmit, he bse vio/Wd not only hie in'.
structi^us. bet the entereo underetendteg between the
Britieh government and that of the United Staten
It' the fatts are en stated, the President will, it is
cold, notwithstardirg the reface! of Congress t grant
him ex'retrtivery p were to protect the r;gbts and pro
poly of eit:pre .f the United States, ma a cieetor.
nifty with whatever may bare been the written stipule'.
tient between the tisti'lloverareents respecting Sir
Ouesleyte mission
The recent outage on theressele tithe Atlintie and
Pulite Sloamehili OtneparY wall to day brought to the
'Motion of Goyernmeet Icials; who are reported to
have laid that the proper t' of American cit;tbne shall
and will be per treed ' •
TO prospects now arc that additiortal vanilla will be
despatched tp Nicara , pa
Dispatches received Yuen the commander of the gag
ship Merriman, dated heeler of Roilejo, February 28,
say that there a'reason to believe the recent cruise (II
the sloop of-wer Dilator In the Gulf of Forma has
been pminotive of ;emirs highly benethial to the lute.
resin of our tr entry in that Tarter "I he cblect of the
p 'aster going torso Jean del Sur wag to protect the
passengers by the whlcb was rapedtit to
attire there ante In March, and the presence of one of
the vessc h i•ti the fanadion bArtg iodiscansat,ir she
had been enticing in\he petulance OT or I
ders to nter
, ,
clot fillbnateli. ,
At 'La Paton the Denier wee ini!id be'the first
gaited States comet which Iced entered that port. BIM'
was Tidied be the Governor of the Department, el well
seby other akal. The drat natiorat Witte ever re
ceived by the 1108 of San Salvador Intercom tip Dec Ituf,
which wan enthuidattlecily received by alt cistern pi
tte people. Oorgratelatory. . addressee were inter•
elana4 by the Commandant.; of La triton rad time.
mender-Thatcher, colitis of which have been recalled
by the Navy ,Petrutment
Nun It amain has rteelred his commis/110n
to San Juan del Sur.
From Califon:an, Oregon, &c.
tbo ()Wend hioll.l
.13r Lope,. March tp —fir the overlent mail Iron
Celtrosnis, Ban Yr tooter° advice+ to the 7th ihst bare
been received. The dote* from ylotorls are to the t:Otth
ult.
A Drop oel non Is made to acme; the colony of Vie:torte
to the Provinces of British 'Columbia ft la retorted
that a ioserve of 400 Otfi acre. of Jowl will be made at
the forks of Thompson river for the lossilou of twit
grant*
YROI °REGION.
The BrUtah oorvetta Satellite le under ordeie to visit
Retinatb eonodlo order to punish the Indiana enga
ged in the resent ontrne`on nil) prig Striae
Loter from Utnli.- •
Leavennoartf, March al.—tildes - front Utah to the
Rth test. t have been 'received Terrible anew etorms
bad prevailed en the Vales, retarding the progress of
the matte. •
, The Seeotel.4letriet court was in Resew) a$ Preto.
Thefte of home awl mates Pere pecornltz nametoye
and the perpetrators were threatened vith Lyech-hm.
The Inman were toelentlng the Cabfernia mall me
th:mu, and stealing the achueta for food,
, Later from Ilayti.
Mow YORK, afarah 91 —Advisee from Hayti to the
15th iuslant bays been ieeelved, AU wet (plot
The committee of the Department of the North hive
pub! shed en addrees to the people urging ttlellty to the
President and the Republic.
The Rhythm roe school:lap Maurice bad arrived at
Port.au•Prince +rom .Tamsita, with a number of tfiy.
hens who bad been baulshrd by Bou
The Nicaragua Transit Route declared
• nee to all Nations.
Nkw YORK. March 31.—Advice °sired by the N, rtb
ern Light 'itate that the Legislature et Nicaragua issued
a epeolat decree, on the 4th of tiLtrch, dm:flaring the
Transit route tree to all Editions.
of the - Hommonia.
NRW Yung, Idateb-31,—The steamship Ifammonta;
from Iftmhurg. has arrived, tier dates are to the loth
last and have Leen anticipated.
Movements of Generol prenningsett.
LVVANSAH 'olarch 31:—Clectoral hleaolopen, who le
tresettfog South for the interests of the Arip oo
gratiou Bocie.y, bee arrived fa title otty, ,
fdlarkets by Telegraph.
mutalons March 31 —Flour rail ; Howard et eat Is
offered at $3,25 and Ohio at 0 12)4. - 'Wheat dull ,s d
unchspg.d. 'Corn firm—white has ode/toned 2+; sales
et 78teb03; 82084 a. Provisions, ttoohanged.
Whiskey dull—Ohio 2t 14c
Savatisari, March 31—Cotton—There were no Bah,
effeeted to-day, but or . ..demanding a redaction in prlces.
The *ldea of tho week amount to 2 410 bale., au., the
receipts to 0 HO bitten strained 12,000 Wee, the receipts
furter the - eame *Wit of last year. The receipts ihna
fer ahetd of last year, at
-this pmt, foot' up 102;000
ba ea, mahfrg the receipts at all Souther:l ports ahead
of last year 772,007 Wee .Tho stook in poet is esti
n3o.4l at 10 C00b1les: ' •
CEIAAI.B64O:I" . March, 31 —Cotton market jo unsettled
—l.OOO 1 we'll s'era'addlo day at a decline of 3140:+i 0.
the orlon of the week dummied to 7.000 bales. 1
AUGUSTA. Ma eb 31.—The Cotton market Is depressed,
and prices uteeiVed.
There lea et etc of 42 500 bales on ha• d.
Gan' ORLltteth, Marco U.—The Cotton marl et ik un.
clanged. The stram-Pe news hod no eifett chi the
market ex...opt to ot+ °lt operations. The ILV*6 to-dat.
amottoltid to 4 500 bales Bn..ar Is bn..y ant and prireo
are No' higher Cara deli at 65.3. Oats sell at The.
Gunnies 940. ' - '
OINCINN TI, March 31.—Sioar to vbrydrill and nom!.
Thire la no demand . Whiekoy .is dull at 24c.
Mace Pork is ndminaliy quoted, and tq offared at .117.20
ell toO. , Balk Meats—nales • f 260,000 its of Oldes at 8
41.8 o Lard colloid I.OOoIQ/io.
`X.i,cluiLwitva* - z3r 4 pgistattire.
March Si.
1 • 8.101AT11. -, , -
„Tie folieWhertbillifiete repelled negatively, by the
Committee on 111111 F .
A supplement to the-R:g Pearly Savings Institution
of,Philadelpkia' ~.;
supPlententlo the WeatiPhiladelphia Mutual
Savings -'4l, , ust
' , Aeopple rent to the fllty Bank of Philadelphia.
.kitupplemont to the Series Garden Savings Pond.
Anbet to incorporate the North Western Savings In
stitut on.
A aopplemeat to the Monet JOySaviags lamination
of i.anceete county ._
An not top
incorporate that/Iml Savingiorinitution of
Pottsville . • _ z ,
An not to !acresAC the - aapitat'of, the liolombla
The supplement to the OityPioneogeeßalwaij, ;WO'
"amendments, was,paased. .„. „
The Sedate redumed the einmideratioirlii' the genital
'appropriation bill—and it
_passed through . a Stat.
!reading. • .:
The committee of conference on the bill to aboilala
!the -Board oc etioardia of; the Poor made .repon,
giving'autheritY ms
to the SuOrenfe Court to appoint thoeb
;members” the Inattlat Court three, and Commits to
I fleet three. 4 The repott'wuidopted." • - -
Adjourned till afternoon.
111111t11091(,tiratitON. ,
The Senate met at I P. Iti. i 'aid`rtiturnedthe °Deed°.
ratio, of the general appropriation bill. -
A motion to Increase the eatery of the'adjutant 'g.na
ral to eght hu•dred Nitta dilleuased and mega
tived—yeas It, rapt /S.,
Several other ameiadnients Pere proposed and nega
tived = --
Pendlnithe third reading of the till, the Senate ad.
jonrned to to morrow morning. '•
ThiiGoiernier he. elgeed the eifOleitent to the 0 ty
PaGenger Railwey bi 11 , ,„. ;
Sousa,
'Various private bola here tansidered:.
The eapotentant to the Otty Passenger Sal with
amendments. vat condurred tn. '
The act to. confer on certain eeeooletione powers end
immunitice of on pnratiore and,bodles Ipolltio,ln Lsic,
end confirm °barters' bfretofore granted, brae 0164
The vote by vrhicik • the btu ere c t i ng a. new jndtolat
district onnol 'he conutireof OlearlIS111; Jefferson, Illk,
and Son.at, was defeated, was zernasldered. The
bill ses cor.sidered and again defratid—yeas CZ,
aka di
The llonseetrt
The ant to Inveree.the number of alderman in the
Eln'enth ward, Pella - re!phis, passed a final reading.
-
The Bones prooeqed to the consideration of the app.
plem-nt to"the not to exempt property to tbevalue oC
three hundred doliaid lrem levy and mole on eakanption
and ditre.e for rent, approved April Oii , 1849 .
:the hat- g ore 'lke to slut debate: andleatill pend
ing. Adjoaroed. '
THE ; OJT):
12?' SieFirst Pats
City Gonpcils.
Both brattolieg oi o , thOottolield'thilisintat ofitott
meeting(' yesterday ofteroooa, -
szuccFr _OOITATIL
_ • • - ,
Thle bcdy..met at 8 P. M.; Mi. Whishinfn the eht..r.
The felloryhqpmemnrdeations and petition* t erere
creeeeted , hy,Tdesere„ Bsetim, keen, "Nexl,*illiaroe,
dgremie; Wide, pradteid, 'ilipipirlatkly
referred :
.•
A communisation from T. 8: Richards' islatlve to a'
let of fron'warer-pips which bas peen Woe et the
Spring Garden Wat•r-Worts elm the year 184
Oue from ~Thanias prspSeleg to tate
down the mar4et sheds for the installsl of which URI:
are constructed, Also one from R .I%,llhrinep of simile
A ,petition was received 'setting thet:MoThair street,:
in Second ward, he changed to Saratoga street ;• one
Iteltirg for the restoration of_ the came et Sutherland
avenue in the ghat ward ; , one for the ; Improvement Of?'
t e parade ground In "the'Etrit. Ward One' reiatiVe
nefloiertny of water in the Twentieth ward • one asking-:I
for extra compensation to civics in the Water Deprrt.. t
meat; one from School- Directors; of .therFourbeenthi
section asking( for the use of Spring Oardentiall for;
Rah/0 pu•potes•, 'One asking for'the location of a steam:
ire engine in the Eighteenth or .Ntneteirtis ward
one from the Committee an, unitary Convention, to be;
held in Nei York city, asking Councils to send dele-i
gttes to thatbody.-- '
Mr. Corneae. , front • the >Waterini3Oorninitteei soh—,
witted an ordinance providtr,g for the latitg. of, water
plpes in sundry streets' Agreed to.
Also a resolution authorising thiv,clale - f'eturtinfer of
the Water pepartment to enter Into.a contract with
Messrs . Starr for a supply of water pipe.
- Mr. Curler/:fared as an amendment that the eon.'
treat for the tlirty l inch main :be glyekto
Co , sad that the'remalolog pipes he *winded to Meiere.:
Starr.
i
It appeared from fbe 'retail.. 'of `the members that
&Niers. Colwell & ye. offered to Poppy the thlrty-inch! ,
main at tke rate of 133,82, and the; Meyerm Starr at,
$34. brain annimlng up nil the Wafer the tie - re-Inch,
sixteen-inch, twenty-inch, sod thirty-I.oi mane, the
Meese Starr are the loweat b'ddera. ''•
Considerable dircussion sruned, after which the:
resins/ resoMtton • awarding the. contrast to MIMI
Starr, wee caroled by a Vote of II yeas tot nays.
An ordinance autherz'eg the constr.:melon of,a,four4
feet "culvert' in the vlelnity'or Muria, Second, and
Coward streets. la the filineteekthijrard, wee received
from Common Council end concerted in.
An ordinance received !rem Common Council, pro -1
vldlng for the erection eta market at Prinkford,
ty-tbirdward, was concurred In.
, force An ordinance authorising the Mayor *p pc to t ant,
An
on the penes was Called up by Mr. Leidy,'
The reaoletion relative to the employment of aidi4
Vona connect In' the, agillea; . tke eV, relative td
the Ides of the herk - Evergreen, was coieurreh
fu -
A number of resolutions, providing for the grailiorce
enmity streets in differs* parts
_of the city; were ca mined " --" ' '
A long repirt wan , recetwed;ftMallr.'Daviz. of the
committee appointed to Acquire into the alleged Alai
frauds at the Almehourei from which We give the'fol.4
lowing:
The committee have examined all the bunk et the
Almshouse, from 7ermaiy lst,to Italy 31:18118, •
The clerk's bock above that, within :.Maw 'period;
there were received 2,615 barrels of ffrat:
The storekeoper'a bock 'sheers that `hi received
2,465 barrel.. - %-•-
'the etewart's book shoirsihe number .of Derrell to
have been 9,667,
The hooka indicate that tine were mined by the
nosed rev- etlharrabOn o reihan'irer reettfved by Om
,tare-keeper,lB hares a mii
ore timjitifirreparted-eo fte
steward, end, seborMeg't9 Wilde tO ,11 !
Abut the othrteal ent.tert call? ;r ": L
,Oa deanery 2341, -1858,416 - origluattriiiry of :Uwe , re
°deed wee lt7 barrels. It was altered to ;V, barrelei
melting a ken of 81 berate. On May 7th; an enter of,
- 90 barrel. was altered to 70 barrels,' Malkiew ridellcijoirm
of 20 barrels. On Nay 223, finiontmirininaify mad 4
of 150 berrela was altered to eci ban eta the word. on 4
hundred was erased, and. the: weed -",fifty" written
over by the word sixty " Dy ibis eraser, Is conspl
pl a deficiency Of 90 bervele Of float.
An original entry of 129 bids in May wax altered to
185 'able. AU entry on iJunir 28th' 'was satire's ' , rued;
showing s loss to the, limitation of 140 bbls rf dour.
The starek.eiiths bock from leuinary 1.• to November
12. IESB, has bean kept .in a careless manner. The
account of dour passed by the alert, storekeeper, and
steward, from July al, 3868; to-February -14 1850,
war for 3 204 bide The storekeeperte,book allows that
2 8054 bb s were received while the etterird show, the
receipt of 3.159 bb's. Th is shows Maths board weed
bilis for 350 barrels at flour more than the store
keeper ever'received:-.45 barrel(mare than the steward
has reported to him as received trout July 31 to Febin- , '
ary 12th. .
The members oc the Board Ot,Gusnilatalestliled that
lur teed of seventy ba.re:a helot on hand, there were
only twenty- enrerr on .Inly 86,1838, which would make
but eighteen barrels deeolent from 7all 31 to. February
14th.
'file committee favor & reorgen'ution of the b^ard,
and reomtmend that the piesent method of pnrobasirg
or rrecivinr the eulogise be abandoned
Mr Norman fnboal Med, on behalf of Mr. Schofield,
a 1 tor minority report - -
After the reading of On report the Chamber ,pro.
seeded to the CO3 slderatton of the didi aerial , making 11 - -'=
trepristior to the Q oardiant of the Poor to Pqnidate
tt - lit entracte d ittet yea:. Tble ordinance,. of , a ire*
ous tneeting„w &model by striking out all ." relative
to the onreh.e of dour It eras thee sent to the Qom.
man Connell branch•-whore it wit non•conen-red tr,
Mr. Coyler Moved - to Whim the amendment, which
was agretd to -
OeMfge ,Willteme, intinber: Vont :the Twentieth
ward. tot:dwed bre reegration es a member of Oremoll,
to take immediate effort..,
The tea lotion relstiTe to the desth or Mr. Coate,
member or Common Comma, no, coneumed tn.
j..arriod
COMIJON COVNC7.
pe•eral Petitlone were receive/ and arp - Oprlstely le.
Lvred.
-One, setting for the removal of the Third Vreeinet
-Hone*. Sleet ward, from the east tido of Second street,
htlow Wharton. to the want ardent Second street. below
Whereon, vas granted by romintion.
- Goa - asking for the removal of t3o Tenth divismn
&enema hope - . gentile ~ word," from. Bread and Rao
Creinta,,tol3rota and (314 pen streete,- wen grentet . by
resolution.
Q 3, aching Cot gm lunge on, Anita etrest,ltetseten
Tenth -and Eleventh ;'Ana frog Ahnlijarlon and Dili
gent gone oempanita. Bern; for siguil boast in their
house , . ti;ie flaking t,lst tbetuaroe at ,31r2tvaine street
be changed to Suet sgi street;-ani one setting that tlje
vicinity of York street atd Tera:ek'oid vsi b• selected
via a site for a Areal pia alpine, were rear ived and re.'
ferret tolppropria`e ore ntt , sse.
A remonetranottwas 'we're?) horn N . ear i 1. , 0014 ell A
Co . against the award cf rho Wovering flornadttee to
giving the cont-a# for neet.tron pipe to Messrs. Starr,
of Oinnden It alleges that the contract vas not
awarded to the lot. est bidder, ant that atone of the
gonipetitora were permitted to modify their ptovrede
after the rationale lad been ooeratt. A statement
r ad front Mews C kOn 'dating that thee. offered
to furnish the pine at 81-t 82, while it wee ttatirilett to
other portico at $34 These wtro 'Ararat lower bidders
than Meseta. Starr IC 00" . .Thennbjeot wag debated for
come tirte end finally iyotpone4.
4. Petition wa n received from the Empire Hook and
Ladder Company, Pre the refunding of the enrage of
their dre•alarm telooraph box. Refarrodto the Com
mittee ou Trusts and Sire Companies. '
diet. one aching for batter aohool acnonimodationa
in the Vocuteenth add aticirgltiott tteaticond
and third strodes of the Spring (1-trden 1411 he fitted
up for a gi.le` echo& ; ore lulling for market bongos In
Girard avenue between Aide sad - Cherry streets; one
asking for tele removal - of a Widen over the Reading
Railroad_ et 01.1 Scent street, kiNerrlfront s tort; one
from the Cohoek•lnk Hose Company caltiog fr r the se.
'option of their hones for a steam tire engine company;
one from Mr Utter, asking for the extension of
tire-alarm telegraph to the. Valhi of-the Schuylkill;
and one from the clothe of the Watering Department,
asking for eXtraternpeneetion; all'of which were read
and aperomiately referred
- Mr. Recker, of iha OwnMittee' on IF:nanoe, anima
ted an ordi ammo appropriating ;1,355.89 to pay sun ry
claims against the city.
An amentnrmt was effired to add $lOO to piy the
Daub) of 17111914 employed, on the,Ponrth ot July, which
wall adopted.
Br motion, "an ordinance to, authorize a Joao of
$lOOO 0(0 to pay for the erection d public school-bowies
iu the city of Philadelphia," VIIS taken up and mined
by a iota o' 01 yeas epainet 1 nay.
Mr. Bullock railed up the ordinituas making nn 'p.
propriation of $lOOO,OO for rood datuvre, pod it invited
0 wally.
Mfr. Bullock rraiSotetl a series of resolutloui from
the citiseue of West Philadelphia lo myna , to a bet
ter supply of water: Referred to the Committee on
Wa'er.
•
Mr Bullock of the Committee on 11:gh waya rub
milted sox ordimante appropriating 86 086 to pev bills
contracted in repairing bridgea, , eu.verta, and inlets,
rain, .!te Agreed to. .
resolution authorizing the paving of 'maims
of Plioeteentb, Buttonwood . a allaoa, Capito', Twenty
coed, B own, Twenty-first, Wharton, Twerity.lifth,
Pero, Hlinton, Nall, Master, Prime, and Haverfaid
areets. Agreed to.
Mr We herlll called up the rezolutiOna ruin by
Beleot Council, confirming the contract for rem pipe,
and it was referred to the Committee on Water.
Mr. Moyer, of the Committee eh Trusts and p re
Department. submitted a 'evert in,d resolution • re
moving the order of suspension against thiglibe:ola
Region Company. Agreed to.
Mr. Kelly submitted a ieshintion directing the Com
mittee on Highways to irrolta by:whit"anthority a
second traot had been "laid by the . 'Philadelphia and
Wilmington Railroad Company on Nimblest.=
from Bsimed to Fourth street •'by what authority, the
grade ot, Third street, near Washington avenue, Las
been altered i and by taupe authority the paving atones
have been reni,ved fronaNashington avenue and planks
substituted-in theirplace:', Referred to the Committee.
on Highways: ' -
Mr Haekerenbinitte'l au ordinat ye matins ao appro
priation to meet lion expense of .removing tee market.
bottoms 'which caused some debate inOtiMto &jig'
pend the rules, to consider it, was not agreedlo,
Mr.'Brown,'of thetounnittee WhatVeti and Land.
irg .. submitted a reaolution authorities the repairing
of Greeh Vine, Dork,'ami Washington street wharves,
Agreed to.
Mr Al/Ocher . was called to the chair.-
Trig° announced the death of bit Bol'eagne, Ms.
Woe Conrad, of the Fourteenth yard . , and pant 14 de.
Bernd compliment to btu sterling integrity; god his &-
rot' n to the nubile Interests.. _
He submitted the µtwat reanintiono as foliose :
Whereas, It has been announced to this Council that
William Conrad, one its members, from the Your-.
tetnith ward , sod denly departed this- life MY nday
ev.ning, the 98th hat., In the tad year -Ur hIR ;
therefore!
Resolved, Thatbir-thTi SRI cling sidonof -
eldenceose havolosiesvainectm~litnnejalgolvenof - •
counen, erideired * R6seiVilsrses oV asljelibre
finalities, and iiiiidesD ilintierseter, ,
and faithful devotion to hiapablio datisa,. - 2
ReeOlved;-that tlikseenfieldettikt
thin Council ertertelnfor thapeldieLand private eke,
teeter of the deseameit_meraleer,theastensolotions she
be regarded .on thole - urea!? ahi t6arCouncil will at
tend., bin fetters4ised• .neen Illis - anat,mary bainext
nenerniotfor
Resolved.' That-Beleot Coanallif.the diderort and:the
heeds of thaidepartmentv.of4henenzeelpelvvernmisut4
be invited to join in this toten'ef 'resent AO, the rov.e
toory as worttii ea:pin ly.4#. l '4 l l ,pll,tglelic correct;
andth9 dr* bEfOrriaoidif tilts run, iktungouvitits
Araistai'Ori
Mr Meeker, Mr _Wider; lifi,Vottet;-Msalenttieri'l
Mr. Pith, d cake% made a tea* apampriate remarks,
after,whieh the preamble end tselaHons , yr, , ,ers. , peas-
Thoneliegreed mj , Sytrn4l'. , -
DAVOISBATIO VAtin kourziwntnis.74. rilLs
'7oUoising are the Demeeratie Abroinatiohs Indlieee'rfrali
:wardafer omin,aikioen, !mlpsyd cMee./0
Fir's! Tlrg`rl:-FlofiXtt, Opuneil-Atofehen'Beenilvo n
un
; MOM Connell-Osieb - Plefee t :Geqm
ge:::k Pete:
'Weafenbirseri,,Board, of ; ; 11ealge. , -,
David Se.rell: .floardlan ,P,oir..,,Toseph-Dableiell.,
BehoolDireetoie:LJobiiir.dearabert,
George' W. BiotArds
Assessor-Thomas Gaffney „
Third Trardellide CrofididtVflinlocit IP-' Norman.
OotncoOn'OerMell , ,Aadrew els tuer:Adomacoillpton
col. John Rhompeon. Areemor-lobsr
Rbor,,Tamee Armstrong.-
63 Vie Kugler-- Gohnol treetors-Wm:Hammell: fobn
Alexander. TobiSP.ldetodde)r,, ,-
Fotetk IVard=23ebeol DireetbilVintimiwood, Wen,
liredley,'Patiiali Fagan- Common .oOnniii-GeOres
Shook. Alex Martin. David .MoOlain, Joho,D, Revd
On rdial of the Poor-Ungh of
-Harry Logan _Asseesor-Levi Port
Fifth Ward eel Cono41)-Wm. - Drayton
Common Connell-Willises In , Baird, - .Mho - 0 &OD.
William Lore. Board or Bealth-J sOph'R Mall, M.
D Cairn t0.4 1 1 , the..F/w)rr:H. Cook; „ s3.linel
reeters-D. A. Belly, U. 8.-Hadez,lohn White As
eessor-William- Douthirty - - - -
Thnuimillittrei;Micard O'Brlel. - Boil of Elintli-Y.
S. Johns, M. D Guardian - or the Poor-Willlath Rid
dle. Assessor-Dineen ,Carpenter."; Saha& Direstors-
Franes B Wolbe;t: Wm-. P. Taylor. John Gellowir
Soma Ward-Haled Connell Wm. Bradford.
Common Oonnall-Jossph 4. Pleasanton,
Henry D:Glipin. &mita 0: Peskin finieal,Direetore
-Brinton Oox. Themes Aileoo. 01erlea. OilleePe
Board of Health , -Albert - 11: Ashton,- 11;D. - G Otedles
of Poor r -GovidMatt. •
,Conetable- 4 11f0liaryr.:Letinte.
Aaseeeorhortnas Gault); r -- -
Eighth 1 4 r wril-rgoawwut Ling
atrette.R. Pate: neon Rinelslatahl-Bramisti. Board of
Health-A. L. Gerha , d. Gccer T iett - Orthe. Poor-Dr. -
Jeremiah hieOredy. Bebop' Direirdire,Wm T. Batten,;
J. W. Oehlarklager, Charlet 4. Anteseor.-John
H. Brady;
'Welk .Word-Pefeet - Voncell- - -Writ, .-M Foster, Jr.
Common Connell-Joaeph Waterman, ;amen; Ottemoo,
end Vanr.- -, Palsoin Direeters-Wm, Dann. J .
D. Brat, V G. Frasier. °nucleon of the Poor-lohn
APxs?eltr. Bres.rd of Health-Eder.-HoGoreen. As
, ses•ce-9 P.-Ditekett: .
Tiwth Worfil,-41nunnon Cennell-Jmnea Mimeo,. Alfred
II lierkneee • ThomasHeraphill,._Banmet 'Sharp.
Board 01 Health-Dr.- George Hew-ton - -Gnarditu of
Poor--Becottel Fisher -- , - Asoessor-lohn School
Dlmiers-Iflrrun IS 'Teaser, William Miley; Henry S.
Biennia 'Wnsif - -BEVeei. `Conisoll:.ll3f
Cos mon Coonol-,WoaonKarr. Luria O. Pearce, and
illobare G. Lanntos: Potted. Ihieetois-lamned 0,
Cblide, R,bert B. Knight,
..Oharles Anet'n Guardian
of..the'Pnor=4Mnaa'.o:-BrovnlT elaierdlef lifeatitr-1h0 .7
meg tarpon. Aesevar-W. W Roger.
Tweifih W , rd-Verionnie Clonnoil-Thomee Wilmer,
I Thomas R. and Wm if. I 0146. School, Di•
Teetere=rillee Hen Jl l O. Jsumer and.:l:27.Nieholsen.
Dowd Of - Healtli--Dr„ , Britendtrille. Guardian - of the
Poor-mn Donlan - - AareriorHThomav James-,:
I', I Thirtein4' ] Paid-:SelectOonnoU--John - f. Smith. Common Connell G. it - Bleat -John G. Davie. Bed 4.-
mso Hedges, end Woo. Benet. Mord Diree`ors-John
Mayer. Jobe T. Hypes Ballinger; Board (I.lll4lalth
he'd Fielde., , lbiardian elfin' Ptor....lfenry
bpi , d. A esaunr-Albert Lawrence.
Fowl, entk Word--Common Cu)
W. II Ifsfchline, Andrew Moreau. COlOlO, Woo. Eng"
1
,1-13 b. , S.!hter , initiiol4l , -34.3b ,` DOWN'. - .
Gross Join 0, Smith. !Median of 'he Poo •-fienes
Btroub. - ,'Boxed Of Depth_ Dr, Chu: Assessor
-It beet Wilson*
•
' Fifteenth Word.,Bebonl Direttore-7calab. Ilan. cork. Jorenbll /am A:Pnlgh - Beret Oman
oil—Dr. Wm W Burnell. Common Connell—Gustavna
Prmak. Charles Pi Bowniai :Obarlainniborn, J• 11103
Jobotten, Robert 'O. Bmge; Board of Health—Juba
0. Kell•r. Guattlisit•of Poor—iohp Lawrence -- Alder.
me n—Prede,trk Askew—Marlin 7fernry.
Sixteenth I Va , d-ouanilso of Poor—John L Wahl.
COttknar - VolliVa—Di.,4ollolP-Pitfi, Di. hail& P FP
ler, Alexander T. Dickson. Reboot Direetorst—Dr. L e.
B Roberts. Kula. Aseeratx=genry D Rapp:
Serententili Word —l. abet Council-10u B. Lemma
OomtnOn -Connell-4/ F.
.7tatiett, 3 troud-,en:Hangh4.l,4lll4loAil
Guird(an'nf arberry. liseskof-00).:
line Rater:, Congnblefr Ipr a-_ t -
Eighteent/a Wrtra—tforomen OortintilLßarld Be.=
vie." BeeJamin Wore, Daniel Dwyer, Pftlrillfli Me.
ourobeon. :Baud Drown.
guardian of - Nor—Teter "fiber: '—
Nineteenth Trar4.:=.2eleet Connell—GM:lige
Robt geld. Common Onuneil.—Sotm, Harvey, P. J.
goore,Beorge Beecher. J. idoltinitii,VAliteler.
Twentieth rrard-4oin4iamilk)haeg-7ainee
Luther MarSn, Juroeuemity, Tingle, William
Henry. ()Verdian of anorr.- Board of
Health—Li
.Asses.or--lortepb. Mountain:
School Direetora—Obarbse Ratexe„ GeoTe Brolth, J.
- .
Twenty
,first Ward-Beleot Couicll-11104i-Clitltsta.
Common Couuoll-Predselck
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Handy. Commoe Volknitn,
Oh , floe IS Dee, Itobartliagenxij.iwlloolyamirtnact.
Scheid Dtreotora-,T.bomis,NY 'l -JAe4l~Diaka,
aohnll•Polcurialaq. setter - ,. Arstioate..ataiisottl'
X .lB .graebbfne....GluirtilitirDiel-D.W.Llieuty
Dave' thinstablea-laanyy--Dilliy, Damsel :Ureter,
EsiorPeknftliArrigrad.r.;; chtorstoldookif.' -
ran est ty fatatk - Irard-:Corot000
Knorr, 4 .110 .-' r q'iriff o l:-.1)," 16i , K1tIliiimitcreoerdiwo of
asivio. Board of Amster.
Aldsrman-B.
PROPLIS'S Nay 4 t roorr-wePeople's patty
have made taL4d)tfoo,to
tboses area d i.x 9 Piited; l , l T-F!-Pik 1 01,::1'.0-;:i . e -
Plist
Ooumon Uoncell-Oletrlvs fl eck ; _ Jobe ; Hcaemao,
- .T4cob" Barger / ao4,,Abiilitiko "Ettfiraztrtnius=-
TholossAollits:- irinazdiap o 9 the rocr,,lpla .
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1164obtFa-21040'ecit,-ch**3"
Mink. Beliool - lltreAtm- t -IVo. D. 'Ocuano,,Y7lll.
dingo. and R. Be th el: • • '• ' •
.. - .
_ Thirteexth Ariittil4Solfet OcuIIiOII,IVED;NIAL Qom_
George R4ifT a om W feAti ub i e ßi J ti p aibaDr ,
John A. Whurfeobr.. Guordß4- of 41,& Nor—al/via
Ayres. Aseass6r—Cgirlios %Intim.' BiAtoolllirectora—
John G.'Allnlillell; rAlleill - Bitting, , Zoilepii saw.
Fifteenth lfard—Baleet: eatizicl , - 1 /(107 Devitt.
DotoornCottoril—Tbnmas Potter, GeorgeA",„(lnrdou,
inbn- 'D Ninkateel; Robert' Postfal. , Morrie bay's.
Board of health-8 Pane. sat. Guardian of the Poor
...-Joshtta liamae, PCbOOl lartang... T. If Colltna.St.
Ainer.Walkar,'Tkaztaisilfood.t, Aiseteor r •Bapj3win E.
THE STAT.]; ACRiCiII.TUA FAllt.—.lloll.
David Taggart, lige - idea t'and Judge Heider, the secre
tary of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society. are
still:la - . the 'citY. , :tereeetin inbierrptlcite.feina our
citizens who desire that , the - -,naat .istr Wm ha bele
here. - The advantages to be derived:lV the city from
haring the eihibition re Philadelphia were bully eat
forth in TAe „pref.; a few:days .inbe, taut:should induce
oar business -men to ant;roritia 'liberally, We learn
that the following anbscrptlon a hare alres•lr been
made bielsra._Preabury. 5ykea,,t,C0...16200; Wm. 10.
Campbell & St Learenee BMA:41SO; A P Glee',
IVPdbinat it Meese, M.O; C. arcßibbhr & Sen. Mer
chants' Elotell7-5; Mclntosh & Meehan , . Jo neer; tot,
$5O KRlrpstriol, &- Co , ,Miii,Aad John Civigg,
Anent nine o'clock ): yesterday morning, a
shocking suicide took-place, in the Third ward. WA).
G. 3" Ones, r
a. rispeetable uitizea ctrthaf district, coon
'planted of being unwell, and, skids wife's anggestioo,
went to bed. Ehe bad scarcely left him when she heard
a strange gurgling 'sound, and upon - returning to the
chamber she found her hasipn7 still lying In bed with
two horrible &bee in MA throat, said the bet and non,
?admitted With blood. A riser with which the deed was
committed wits lying- by the bedside.. The affrighted
w.fe inimedlatery - rare the' alarm:mid the neighbors
berried to the spat, bat the unfortunate man WAS be
yord btnitan +tett MAW child, Coronet Penner
b'ld en imp/rec. A werd:ot of suicide was realw•sd.
The deceased lard bean melancholy of late, and before
the coromlseloifor the act his mind spfeared lb be un
settled.
AN A MEBICAS LAW CASE IN FARM —The
Attnricana - at Paris have; kin!, now, a bit of eolvment
la-the Way. of - Yanhee.goesiii; ' furnished, by tho law
coats, 101011$ Berryer made -le- grand ft . fee6ll to ob
tain aniiiinitoci,ti , dearatfl" of AU - itibnaal fA :Gaut,.
surtuls &lames- The row wan &hoot a citieln.cr Phi-
Indelphig—Aarqed atortfomer y: , rheas marriage, in
r h'ertnaiely, was cliron , Sf!el last ' Yuman , twelvemonth,
eater the name cf t`cvnt Albeit do Montgomery. A
Liter f,em Lie brother Henry app.aro t to the Coffer,
cis Paris atotleg biq seleitse to be no count, but amnia
citteon or the United 5t tea, their worthy lather hathte.
haeu a 'erEoleiale grocer In the quaker City. Title let
ter turns •out a forgery: • - Ann" brit gra an aotton
agalmt the FOUIII6I, which is' , COW F l 4 ll lttrt--El4l'.>-•
von Tties '
1163PliALit.,01.1
years, died af.ent 3 o'alook ieetui3ay,sit'tevno9a at the
Pounsylvanis llaapttal. 1C appeeratbat be was ongagrel
io drivi , g a night-otrt utt hoar on yodnoodLy t
night in the lower part a the city, " and by 'nine mat.
hap a astnouver. Be wee taken toltte,lmpital al. at
3 otoloelC yeaterday'moraleir;- and' appeared to be but
injured, the only irlioblo wound being one on
his arm, tie meat have received eer.re 'eternal irja•
ries, however. as be suffered exceedingly daring tee
dip, until death, terminated WO on trorinfis, at the shove ,
awned boor'. .
ELECTRICITY AND GOTLD.=-:Georgete .M. Wil
liams, Seq., who bee been long awl favorably known to
the bwtoeee erfuentrulty sa r an olds elentrichn—con
the Wipe of the Atlantic awl Obi, Telegraph Cnee
paoy=.•bas tdalgned his position, awl will leave !or
California - Ina raw - diva. He wilt probable' embark in
the lel iirkaalleiplateeta of that nate. and Wi t herie
doubt that ble marked ability will be riazgtiud,
California a haven forikr.l...tioua pinta.
THE it OUR2B
YRSTERDATINI PROCISSIDINOS
I Reportad for Ttre Prest.l
Oynn AND TRILMINER—JIIdgOiI Ludlow and
Allison —Yosteraay mcirtfing.Edward Leman teas tiamd
on trial charged with kllßurOsthashm lierover, t o the
year labS OsthirlPß-WAR the wife of YranalieHerman,
propriatoraf a Isgeihear /patron, io the aerial liothood
Yeintiount. The alteged offerai was eatnnsit'ed iu
'1g:I Mr Merman lied "party of file - Oda at his hon.e
op the sreningin qbeitien,and itiLthe'euufge - et it seve
ral _teen were item, Milan around the Ipiamiatiti - . Mr.
Herm in bearing analae in the -tees_ ct his •t 01 1 ,4 and
faidiag th-t the ettble would be cabbed; Went cut act
dio.hargedlt'platel to fyighten the poisons cfl
if •rwee fallowed'her hashanirout, 'au& whine itanding
In the yeti-el:trick was thrown frord.beyand the ethis.
sureirtilott struck Boren the head, catalog a trams/re
of the skull from ((recta of which she died The
detenditnt tegether with• John Mel/tire "and James
O'Brien; charged an acceaarien, trete arrested WI the
( , hoeing; day and nylon his - le-Ing ado Wed to ball,
tied lifrom the State, and wen wily recently arrested
The II at teelmatre wav as to the nature of Mrs. Her
timuls Injuries: Iter•ekull arum/aid to be fractured at
the left tempts. /he wee insensible from the tine of
her Miley to the Ohm of her reach—more than be*
d ye. 0o the fifth day the give birth to a living child,
which died in a f-vt days
-
, The defendant wa" reap et the hence on Atte, night ur
She on-nrrenee with - tem °thus. but was „not seen to
throw the stone by any living wil rose. A son- a 411 r,
Hermen, upon whose teattmony Lemon Wes arrested,
bee store died. - The coat vac incised and submitted to
t e jn y, who witheut leaving the box, yetis- nod a "in
dict tf i- not guilty."
IVilltem Minion won charted wilh the heinietde of
Patsy Word, en thoslaht of last Jot nem
ie s yeurg.inen.--std torresented,to barn been
au old TIM fia yearn t age;' and Was the keeper
of a stable in the lower pact ct the city, and it 'St
alleged that saJohneon was golog, on his rued hoes be
got into an slteroitieit'aith WatdVand 'kern (frets
of injuries trilloted on:Wetd: by br eke being thrown,
congestion of brain was pccdnced aril death nestled in
a tote ahateettedouy tor.the Commonwealth gee
mainly eirUttiostantial, no avid= nee befog t flared by the
defeoce. - - t
l'he Casa ,wan,itabrattind to the jory'ittei 'a ' slam t
notch frotn - Me. afabn. Withetit latwitg the box they
returned a tregdict of t 4 not guilty,"
The juty in the ease of John Altiartlrr 'changed with
the murder or John Goan, isms into ecin ' t about reveal
o'clork, sod elated their inability to agree. Jorge
Ludlow sold it:in/inn ptenibla terbiba to disoharge thew,
noltua compelled to op so by an urgent note city it,
however,- tboragrfed'upian ieWerdiet before midnight,
the court would meet and receive thetr ikeetpork. The
Jury then retired.