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krtrifie, kcipiONeity ,-, 43*1141- to, extensive,
'44,When::,are,;;see.,the,,progresis that , Pntuidel
oi has mido. daring the,,, last , die years
;a other : ; respects-in he
- city. government;
in all . mattere affecting her, municipal, amino
now
In esiabihititng Weir! connections with the' 'in-;
tt!riiir, lit`',iendezing :the 'city accessible' and:
*tiri#,Olyik - s f ffi,tlii*eiale4iti of Alta interior- 1 =
titt , :cannol ionieive it possibielthst she , will
to much longer
her:fe'reign comMerce upOn
lclissiC:tiat,":o4ll , render ' it as imposink-as all
ligri...iithei'lliteresta. - ; Movements towards the
accomplishment of this end, are now, in pre
:gresii' and, every,. lover of Philadelphia
tihoniC,;t4he'lq:geijo interest their
access'.. %the:Pennsylvania,' Itailioad, Gnu=
Parir ii , andeaVoring -to = secure a terminus
19 0 ft , the], tiglawAre ! Ttyg,„p -wMch ,the
_duce •4f , itike'fiVest be taken at a trilling
expense; and 'her - Tait — agricultural' resonrces
,ifinstralunitied to; andfroM, this pOrt
st soloW irate - as to +left competition. The
last aezelOn; also 'chartered
4: Philadelphia atiainehip, comPani; which
'ainis)if the:construction or purchase of steam-,
4104 that are to be pl l l ender the imme
diate control or our own citizens.- The sues
thisislwo' projectS
,ivonld , go very car
tOwavliplacing,enr foreign comnterci upon
proper V and if this 'ls Aone,•the rapV.
Aity - of o*pio gr ass s it our , city will be greatly,
accelerated, a n d: she will soon hold the rank
tolwhichter intrinsic greatness entitles her.
Ificulati du - Bone Sits '—Attiention ie oalled tOsi
isliableleharfpfcriity 'lithe Schuylkill, hiving
a frosit'therreei of more thin one hundred. feet;
Ulleeifinettenilere'irtiarf on Mill 'Creek; said pro.
, front of
fourhundrid - feet, - embriCing, ~all,abOut eight
iiielidlag a eubstaitial stone mansion ell..
glidt !pallet*, Coe& hoof*, bard, lime stone
end Ens 'pipee are laid
stony else Duby , roaii lofroill.cd the premises.
-. , ...l'heionvonlinetaeceis.ta: l the , city-. bi means of
'th'elerby Plissmegeir Railroad, which passes in
filiii,i"iifftliUPicparty; its ialuihle Schuylkill front,
wharf on Creek, ,sad Proalinlty, to the West
dhater . .teeehee the - -Noisily,
4414erit - a'very desirable business loos Son.
Atritiiiiiiiiedbutely, adjoining the Wood tan die dame:
:terY;ll4, - iiiiiiiist 4:Cabinet? be, the only means
pfdpgreatuied crieelfe,to veluable'S ; iforyt- :
killtionWront the North_side of the Alinshunse,
IsithriSittlictn *tact the WOO laree, adistance
*fMorietillen'onit Sapitallete who , are de.,
ketitible briesicient *Ill: find,
'.ii ikli(findeintege . tO,,ezaMine' tha :property.
bike pleof Ott the - evening, of ,ihe,2l3th
liiitroit;thelzoh,OP: .1 -
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Blietiftr-‘,l3tOsnO, .
Courty , - ATI
00kortir 60..propertleak= :tricist , thepx very
' Sot;
tx.4414,4 pamphlet and 'Myer
iiiimiOsunder suliiioik4aad;
' Bale 4.4;6i - bankinghouse d00.,:17th May; by
'4oeiiitfatiot s tktoittitoic' , hite advqrthement
'
„lfsisi.is4.o*B424,ii , ',Lyte laic; pliasure to
of,. the public(' to 'tho "sir, id
to.dilUtor the, benefit
ti?-taillifiint of 14, Icdejih.” • Velegaid tide
And their efliirti
,110w.;,(th,eirse.eppiSliwe tiolievu;thei base 'elier
tki:lxtblisYto obtain funds' for the, aid of
olttlAcuni ; '' its 'Odell:int we trust, will
ei he bends of our oltissns.
PAild,Planol44ll4::listi sioinlai;;Af • 281
manprisseozoolleat heiaa
`Altr&fillifrai:absiSraoOtliiiolditii; also' smile
-ii4liliiil•EtcrOpsitli, sad
o#i
~X~I
. „,
*ttr.lll.l*. ret.,Aarlopezerai_ v -Bo
Co 4" 1a fii76t4iir
#isLiitikiolleolokiieper; we .regitd.
69110kut,
1 iv0:441. 4 Qv ns = viflt piradeAhis
aapietal taii trill tam out about a
**ad*, iattikataortta a baud at eighteen mntie!►ae,
ipermlighttpuameto, lowing the sairletlug-
PLOU:!z - •
• • - - ' - -
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liopqar
0 - ,;n,tbecelehrated , ,discussion !Lee United
'statiO Senat4'ln the . ,2B;ircil 'elitUttiyilast, in
read to the dower; of : the people of- the Ter
aeviisiwiev'derhi'elkilde...74toßini°7ll:4li;tl9Ofnit 1 not to=
iississip
pl; boldly l ,
cheat or to be cheated.;" and followed up
this avowal by demanding Obrigresslonal pro
tection ,for_tilavery. „A number .of Southern
Senators sUbitaidially Ceitenrred - With - hitni
and since that period a disposition has con-,
stantly bech-mapifested- by ; ,.the nitraists who
aniunto stoatstho oree,d:of the Uemooratie ,
qaity , , to haslet upon this, doetrine ~as a sin's:
tt*tlgn.; ; Pte:,,Trsilhingten' 9onitilution; not
.espouse,, this: tooys!,
;hoWeirer';:inuell - .lt, 'may , sympathise'-with
16Arlesif, , owed
"chainpions or: it; eria
deavorslo,pavethe way for' new treacheries to
the principle: or,aelf-goy,artaetit by an article
4roth talten,the - foliewing
tract: -
There Il no longer rusi intestine 'dissension of ,
'the least Miportanee in the Demooratto party on
thaelevery gustatory The principles emblazoned
On Its banner '..are---won.tratervewtfon i . by Con
gross or .by Territorial Legislatures, either td
;Ostatish"ill` piohitirgallery, toithittthe Territor
ries: and the protection slats vropettn
lortgatithe TeiritOri eondaton shall ismoint,
'541, the Pidteicirit! wider' the Constitution' of rho
''lTrittetrStatos. 'When the peoPle of any en oh Ter
l'itbrY' tail the •Pr'esidentrstated In his Stillman
'letter otAugust'ls; 1857, br the Conneotiout oler
firriebrprobeed to frame% State Constitution, then
'ititilteir•'right ' toledide the• important question
far themselves, whether they will continue, modi.
fy, or abolish:slavery.' ' In the Meantime, what
Ake Constitution has recognised to be property, the
'ff:nstimtnetnietnalistaynotplioirlutroiparro3r.ertirhtehgaer
Stott
decision; reeognising •the right of the people
'of any Staterto take their slaves into the Territo.
• ilea of - the Vetted , States; will stand as a land
mark whilst the Union shall endure. !The, waves
of Black Republicanism may beat: against it in
, vain. ,- How, -this Iprinelple could - ever have been
eerlously,.tionbted; is; a mystery. As. the Presii
dent observes in the same letter: ~ I f .a, elipfede;
;ration of sovereign. States ,acquire a new tent.'
tory. at the expense of their common blood and
treasure, surely: one, set of the partners can hive
:no right to +=elude the other from its eulOymint by
prohibiting" themfrom taking into it whatsoever is
recognised to be property by the common Coned.
Antioe,'„ •
- We shall Lear but little more within the ranks
•of the'Demooratio party o; antagenzstie 'or un
friendly legialatson en, the Territories against
, slavery, , the Constitution, and the, Deed Soott de.
&lone ~It does not seem to be generally known
that even the Kansas Legisliture,, at their list
Session, after a - severe straggle, repudiated • this
doctrine; and - refused. to adopt unfriendly
legislation , against, slavery Within the Ter.
• ritory: ,The advocates b f the potter in a Teirtto
riatLegsstature, either &realm
,or.ladsrectly, to
,nullify • decision of,the Supreme Court of. the
United , States, • must eveltuelly join Seward and
:Illokman in ,asserting thit incompatibility of slave
and free States. to live. s tagether in the same Con
lederacY ; and this is - nothing f more nor less
than:ran4 disunion,” ",
• The Jeeuitical chaMoter of this article can
only be fully appreciated by eonsidering It 'in
•connection With the doctrine avowed by seve
ral - Southern Senators in 'the course of the
,
debate 'of last Gnastr,. o Mis
souri,: • . •
told ec The doctrine of -non-interfe
rence by Congress with slavery in the Territo.
.
„riedmeans, and can only,*mean, that Congress
eintiktneither establish nor prohibit it. That
'is: all: , Leave these qUeetions to the Consti
tution ,
and the.courts'. AYiihuritever rights
,individuals have in the 'Territory, may de:.
brand, and when demanded, MUST HAVE adt
quay protectpit."' • • -
On this basis, which is identical with that of
the'oigan, Senator Gairss contended that if;
after slavery- was established in a,..Terrltory,
and its right
,to•caist o ttiere was confirmed by .
.IholSupierne Court of , the. United' States, the
Jocal Legislature failed to protect itiVongre'es
shOgld'be,' invoked, to, do So, and Such action
would- not be ;in violation of 'the doctrine- of
'Oengressional- non-intervention as he under.:
item! it;but be the imperative duty of (lon,
gross. ,
'Senator Stevan, while deprecating Vic agi.:
ltation, of the gnestion at. this timo;; atrongiiy
intimated his endorsement of Z r. fiansais
6iewe*hen . he 'said s , • •
"It for . the oirorts, and riot for Congrees,
,deolde Ant 'gal question' that may arise as to the
404 of glove proliertyln the, Territories; that'.
11 the Dehmoiatto *toy.; but it is not clear, that;
a neiesecty, mitl . .raeyer ai:iee for, the inter larvae',
0,1 aeniTeag ta2,ezecitte a fight decree, of, the, courts. , . . '„
.Other portfons of hitt speoclkcontain still
stronger committals to this doctrine.
While;in the, ;Nortb, the, AdministratiOn•
; Organs daye - not outrage public sentiment by,
'eveallog t heir `real opinions; and alhtte, In,
isoine.eatme, they., even, deny their sympathy
with, - •the2 doctrine , of Congressional = protee r ,
:00) ‘ ,1 1 11, 13. F _faithful allies
the views : which
, roclainis:" , • • '
, Cnitieptirtyjefittitagenistider - usfriendty heirs-
Wien ia4hs Terrift rtes against eland-y.l' Its
iheoft.is that Me'people of Me Ter'rMiiiei lava
whatever over Mt,iiistiftsi,ion.
doseri may establish idavery, in , detiancia
:men,
of the wyhes of eighty thousand freemen. The
`tatter can not abolish it„ If they hill to protect
it,- tinda decree or the Snpremo Court recog
nises the right to hold slaves in the Territories,
CimireSS' to. be' involred,', and, the Whole
p6wei`of the Federal sativMninent set - in mo
tion; to, _protect the' rights . of alaveholders.
This theerydedicates'ill'the American Terri
tories to alaieryoncl, enlists all the Federal
powers for its Protection within their Melts;
against the will of the intuthitants who are, to
reside in 'them." It destroys' every- ves
tige of Popular Sovereignty. It
,brands
the-, language,• ,of „ the- • Kansas-Nobiaska
bill -with , falsehood. • It ' converts the
Ifstional Oovernment into an active agent of
slaverry proPitgaiulista. It places , slave property
on a higher basis ,than any other species - of
property:, If it is insisted upon it wilt tired
pitate -,the "inevitable diviiiOn of the Union
into' two sectional parties, and forever destroy
the., national organhation of the ;Democratic
party. 'No Northern State support it, and
ao Northern Senator or raenther of Congress,
with the: consent of his constituents, can 'cite
for
Thebensecreei. of th 6 North havestftig
glad long and manfully for the preservation of
-the constitutional rights of the South, and
ere willing to' do io still. , SU, like the prise. ?
ner in the iron cell who saw its limits grade.
aUY, , circus:tee:air% round him, ono demand
tits followed upon another,, until now that
Congressional protection for slavery is pre
'sented aira teat of political orthodsy, as a dog
ma which must be advocated under penalty of
exconiiiiriteation, Self-preservation compels
them tO?repediate ',it in terms which none
can ntisunderetand. - -- •
Public Entertainments.
AnOIIIIITREZT THEATRE .—We attended Mr.
Wheatley'a benefit at the Arch. street Theatre on
,Saturday 'evening, and enjoyed a rare treat in the
two first pieces, " The Married Sake," and " The
Follies of a Night," but we feel bound to protest
against the affair called " The Green Mountain
Boy,"'whiell concluded the entertainment." It
is eminently absurd and pointless, and wholly un
worthy of, the high character of The Aroh-street
Theatre, orient the best oonduoted establishments
in America, if not the hart, and where our old
Thigliali,playa are certainly better perforined than
in coy other theatre in our experience: Even Mr.
T. B..ll:Berke, a man et rare genius, whose persona
;Don of ,ffeirmer AsAfield- in "Speed the Sleigh,"
a - few evenings ego, startled ns by its - exquisite
truth to "tater?, could not 'redeem the last piece
on Saturday evening. Mr. Wheatley has attained
too, high a character in his profusion to permit
hbnieltte be imposed upon, or to yield to any
favoritidnein the may of accepting Or acting snob
bad pieces as "The Green Mountain Bey."
• Mr. Fredericks, the stage manager of the Arch,
takeit, his ,beneSt for Ann , leafs to-morrow
evening. TtiCperformanoes 'will he "The Wed
ding Day," "Our American Cousin," and "The
- lollies of a Eight," 'one of the best comedies on
the stage.' ' •
• Mrs: and Mist 'Earren ernoluded their engage-
Meat, at Walnut-street Theatre, on Saturday
'evening.- They cannot be said, under the mildest
eritioism,Ao have succeeded.- Mii. Ferren's pro
'artist eiaggarations, as an Rotten, are the vary
things Whieh her daughter should not imitate—
,but deer.`- To make her into anything like a good
soirees, Mies' Benny Barren should rough it, in
amau parts;nt,enrall theatres, for' the next three
yeara. In a Word, :elm must became aware that
people cannot be ; great performers, In , any art.
without first acquiring the rudiments, the etc
•inerite,' of the art: She has Commenced with lead
ing parts, 10 WOO she might to atop. All the par
ret-ing in
,the world wilt not manufacture a great
aetressnut of the raw material, a solsool-girl. Der
very, selflosseesion, ease—almost effrontery—are
1014, bgebist If she continue under her
;present strange schooling, she will never rise
,bigger thin to be the representative of exaggerated
'action end unqualified rant. This may, suit for
the Westnntatet for Midterms ae3ustomed to see
really linenetiog.
- -On the other hand,, Mr: and Mrs. Weller, - who
really are artists. in the -frilled sense of the word.
Are - announced to; appear this evening, in the
•Drielteip of, Meld., This play; .written by Ttioinaa
.Wsibster,„Yriur, first, pnbliabed in 1023, 01.9plit years,
after 4hskepearo deathj_kitt ira,lnot nor-formed ) ,
we believe, until 1678, in the dosing year - of . Me'
reign of Charles 11, when it was altered for the
tee and teas brought out at the Duke's Theatre.
THE PRESS.--rPHILADE4PHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1859.
•
The feixotiCl!tit,...ißet4rtar(,:Playid th part of
Bosofts,.'"hfra. ..the Ilfeelis f -Mr.‘ •
Harris, iieraliniSnaf, - the,;:hrOther, and 14 gmtth
personated .4ntopio;
,f4aliiiraOter whiekt trisipg
-young actor; Mr. :` 8110:rgiOtill
The play, firit.:written;ris..s.fine,`t edy—a:
little inead;spoltsii now naclifen, it in a be. It
was re-adapted for.the - Stage,' in
,1850,
Horne, an English dranietist, now in dstralia,
who was compelled to out oat a god deol,
and' -- to' introduce' several lOW- scent to tit
'for modern audiences.,„ _lie. weeded,
'and' it' is hie 'isysime 'Which thci WaDts • pro.
'dime this evening. If they stall well
supported, and Mr. Showell's - acOarilma? a Ana
bard, we have no doubt about
- their snocw. But—
en& we ray it with. regret;4-thelttock.eoipany
,at
the W.alutit•street Theatre is very poor; Barely,
.on this occasion, the majority Will eintiseend to
commit the-dialogue to, memory—theidid not
think' it worth while to do 'So ,when Gilei
,Ovorreaob" watt played three weeks ago.Witiihti
usual remarkable regard for appropriattiess;
.(lunningion,)eader and direoto,r,of,the tehisatid,
preftiees this intense tragedy4lth‘-thelGra:no.
`Oierture from the opera of Don Giovanni
Wili
kene and his Dinah - would"have, imenjust as
imitable. "' ' 1 .; „: •
- Idobonough , s Gaieties .(Fthao: 'attea( helot
Third) is - going ahead astonishingly:Me lkaa,
ac extensive and able aompanY,and etii boapt,
what few managers'ea, that frequent during
the anion" be his hid to refuse moneyla coals
ganef' of his house being as iSicwdeda it %Calif
be.
. -
" Oome at a Beak" is an old invitaion.
Pidiadelphia Band,, No.l, repeat H. O Wed. -
nesday evening, at National Guards' Rill; Rani
street,- the contributing meinbers' Quads/in Party
(eighth series) will doubtless assemble a lrge - and
pleasant party. ,
Miss Riohinge announces a consort, alklusical
Fund Hall, for Wednesday evening. Beside tha,6e
neficiaire,lhe performers will oone(stot MlO Anna
Whaler, Miss M. O'Connell, Messrs: Geo Simpson
and J . , R. Thomas, (have not we' heard hese two
in Eihiopitc?) and Mr. Philip Rohr:. ' Th pianist
will be Mr. Charles Jarvis.. Wst muekay that,
with- a single exce4ioni tie_ programao is ex
tremely wellteleoted and attractive.
BY MIDNIGHT: MAIL.
Letter from " OCORRiOnah!
Morreopondence of The Pz..i I
The last coil of the Sickles trial is bete; finally
wound off, and we are nowlooklog forwird for a
verdict by Monday or Tuesday. • Sante • disap
pointment was expressed that 4he ,0011t..did not
continue its session up to Sunday morales, so that
the fury might proceed immediately to aleaielon.
Mr. Stanton's speech eras - so masterly and at the
same time so lengtsy,' that its points' will no
doubt elleit a reply from the proseaution. lam
clear that every indication points to an acquittal,
though it is said that one of Abe jurors - le hbatile
to Mr. Sickles. ;h.*. ,beet • acquainted with the
presentoondition of things do not halite to say
that the Jury, wore ready to hri'ng is is vadlet'six
days , ego, while others contend that he true
course would, have been to submit the care to the
jury without argunient. , Mr. Sickles hinself 'le
confident that he will be aocinitted,„—;. , _ .
With the subsidence of the •exeltementgrowirg
out of this trial, the spirit of gossip in eigard - to
"paittiovhaa ,revived. We must, have Os'r elk=
chat here,' or die out. 'The last bon boucle le that
of the appointment of Mr. Quiggle, of yips city,
to the important post of oonsul to Antwerp. The
,manner in wide, this appointment discussed
shows that Mr. Qulggle stands possessed, of all the
qualifications for receiving thiti high honor at the
hands of the Bxreutive. While a Senator in the
State Legislature, 'from the Centre: aid piintop
district, he voted for Generat'llameroia for Unitrd
States Senator; when the latter Wu lasi defeated,.
in. 1854-55 ; and It is also stated that ia,the seine
'Legislature, while pledged to Support the antique'•
bibitory liquor leagbe, he deserted 'it 'aiter.,:heing
placed under obligations , to the meetirs; and
voted for the prohibitory bill. 'The Demeerats, of
his former imnrity; headed by the leadingLenomp7
ton)tes, - protested against his- eppoiritment on
Many, grontids, and the 50n.,'4.11150i,1 White, the
Lecompton member of Oongrase from tise'elinteri
and I,yooming district, although at grit inclined to
ildldte Mr. fp:Jiggle, subsequently withdrew Mile:
gaminendetipn, and did all Infiliperr teriefelt tbp
tYppolutinent. illr. Quiggie wieap.openantf'}@omp-
What active sympathiser With the antl•Lesgmptoß
Democrats, and, particularly dennneistory of the
Befieral:-Adminielietion;no to a eartaVaried
Bqt senator Bigler determined, ,that theLapOint
rarnt should, be made; , end in the faits of id the
local feeling against it, he suoceeded'in deceiving
the president, and Mr. Qoiggie obtained th•oont ,
mission. itiz. White;, Whom' Ten will rebolleci
as 'the Pennsylvania member, of tile 'Pommii , .
tee of investigation on the . Manses' Oefpiolimp
lion the last (longterm, and as one of .timintoet
votive Leaompteilmernhers of that bedi f ,'' ttere
firing the past EretOr f 'Otlte4 Open , kr:
Beeltanan.( eariestly .prolisted 'ln
self An the ground, and air toted rkihti;. : ,. a
~,pl, , a;
Lion of the appointment. , Whitt you residiebt how
many active men in :the state have been-looking
forward to :some ouch recognition as this; Sind to
so desliabje ' a poet, nethat of Antwerp, the feat
thitt this appointment should hive beoanz ado in the
face of the resistance of some of the, leading Ad•
ministration men Of Pennsylvania, shows the Ocon
llets, state of things hero at Washington. Butimoro
A painful rumor is in olsoulti4oll to the 'pfoot
that the chief floonolal deicer of the late Maio of
Iteprosontativei has been missing fur thO litlfi two
.or three weeks, and that the clerk, Mr. Allen; of
Illinois, is in °measly's- trikalation, :; *bear
giving names and robe, remarking only- Rita Mr.
Allen had full werniog , of the' oharaoter of h lai r
Modiste tirsisitint - befoio-he'-gppollited blitz i tot
1 11 4 6 i 4 4Mt.noihing Will result to the dims von
tageeithos ofAhiGovernmont or the Clerk et the
Hooserof Repierintotives. ..: -: - , I•
Every,darmiltipiles 'evidences of the denil
nittien ofOli
/ thonthern peditiolans to force th De
i
mooratio , Oarty -ripen the dootrino that the 'ogle
of the ' Territories - shall have- no rights ovi tie
subject - of slavery, and that Congress mutt pSleot
Mayory blithe Torritorletirtt all hazards. • 1
- The fronisvilie Demoeiat; the leading Addnle.
tendon paper ip Kentuoky, tot only takeihie
ground, but rejects the Cincinnati platform; and
GoVernor'Brown, Senator item 'Mlsaissippici out
in a letter, in which be assent that the SOU will
be eontent'with nothing lies than the protedin of
slavery in the Territories by Congress and atilt,.
decal Government. The Administration ,Su.
once of the North is yielding to this sew dettnd.
' The great age and feeble health of at teas err
of the Judges on the United States Supreme lt oh
may render it the duty of the President to kp
new appointments to that august tribunal' dting
the next one or two years. ,Tudge Meek ill ok:
tug forward' to this Snuggery as the Weiwid Vie
of his aspirations, and experts to he gratified.; ne-
Bee Grier, the sound and astute representatikf
the Pennsylvania and New Jersey district eithe.
Supreme bench, is a than of egtraordinary 100.
and Mr. Buchner' would be oempelled to 4 de
whether two_ judges of, the Supreme Court ti
be taken from the flame State, should race es
°Calm in other distriots. There have been, e.
Have, as many as three judges from one 4 a
Southern districts, on the' Supreme hermit ;b as'
I )
New Jersey is a part of your distrid, ft is , y
probable that, the people of New Jersey wo -
'list upon baying their man. Judge Black e.
voting himself to a constant abuse of pour ! to
Administration; and everybody whe Mills toe ta
.2
is compelled to listen to his assaults upon no y
those who are in favor of the State Atimlui ~
tion, but also upon' ouch distinguished jerk a
Judge Thompiton, Judge Woodward, Judge! .
rle i 'and Judge Strong, of the Supremo Con f
Pennsylvania. No language is too vile for / i
Blank to use when speaking of these upright
excellent men. Re entails them not only per
ally, but publicly traduoes their motive.' h
t
will recoiled 18
that, while on his tato visit to
dpiphia,.ho did not hesitate to use the most p .
sive language whenever Le referred to the El
Adminiatration and to the members of thh t'
preme Court of Pennsylvania.
Probably no man ever mounted to positiot
Washington, under any Administration; who
lees to win it than Jeremiah S. Blank, the }
sent Attorney General, During all, the year`
struggle for Mr. Buchanan, in your State and
Where, he was hardly ever heard of. He nj
sat in a Buchanan convention, and hardly./
the President. In 1850 be neither lifted pen
votes In Support of the Bernadette cause; nal
is even, doubted whether he voted in the'ai
peigu. I refer to this simply for the purleu(
showing how easy it, is for gentlemen attal
high position to lose their sewer, and- to in i ti •
in personal -abused all who do not happen
agree with theta 'Wle it the possession of tt
nary power,
A gentleman now here from Tenissytvani4
ma to - remind , you that the appointment of
present,oonsal to parte, Mr."Spenoer-Trho? I
said, has not voted in our country, for slit
years, and bad about inuoh to do with the
moaratio party as if be had never been bonsi-- •
the 'work of Mr, Robert Tyler, the 'chairman
the.Litoorapten Sitsvo•Code Central Committee
Yannsylvan!a. lia4.-an opportunity ; been p
tented of properly disowning this appeintment
the time, it, never would have been , madej
Mr. Tyler managed:to carry it over the heltd.
the' old Deniborats in the midst of the exoltem.
prevailing on other questions. Mr. ilpenoer Is,
doubt, &lead man ; but if it had boort undansto'
by the working mei of the party, during the P.
.oldonCal eliottod,,that the patronage of the • I
.ministration was to be given to those trhontst o
had never served the party;.but never voted
it, and that Mr. Robert Tyler, Pheltaittil
slave-oode ociamittee, could on glow suoh apcil
'meats, through, there
,would have been lut ists
.eouragemeno for the men who putAr Mohan?
Where he is., Mr: Spenser ought °Widely' Oise
a year's salary to Penneylvania to help the To
compton tioket, through, Chwasioeaw
SHINCITON, 1241859
Loiter from Nenv,York:
4iapspOp'PEACiAziptil "FOR ifiIf: , CONTICSTs OF TNE,
~...ptiSSER - AND VANES op PRE, CONTRIBUTORS- - '
TkS , ENOREAspick TRU plix ,r iint LEGAL_ ADpER
. STSFRO.—DEATIT SENATOR =RON:ET:Tr : THE
TOERP.,-;—_SOOOPSO , OP . NTSSI - '4DAVANPORT VIE
NORPRIC.TESTIPONTAL.. '
(001Tsepondense"or Thipreas4 , , _
Naw You, April 23 1859
Harper's Magazine, for May, the advainte sheets of
which have just passed under my glance, opens with a
teever roatical, by
- Boos-Terry,- entitled The
•Lenentable Oomplaint ,of Katherina .hier'ea BpPFenel
iltdeiaterleed fate Idery r POpPle.t.) AFisoleveirly Bins-
Crated byßoppin, and is, " got tip' to show how dia.
cult, end generally smsuecaasfut, it le to trinsiornilf
good, sensitive country girl Into a faishionable ~. Miss
'ote. Mar., of Madipon Square." The next paper, pro.
fogey ilinetrated, is abOut, Flies,” and tells the
reader everything that is known relative in the ariettruut
teal straoture and ordinary habits of that eurioue little
bird. The writer is MeV. Marlette Taylor. Next roll ;
lows Loriegingilin the Footprint; of the Pioneers,'?
by Edward 0. BruCe, or Wincliester, Vii„" giving
racy sketch of miters and tillage, 'old and new:
"lamestherit; - ".01.0sapeak•r• • Bey, ,and
Olurltitik; and 'whir Was aid -and 'done • Mi . 4
eartainexourslon therein. fully - dexeribed. T, D. Sher
wood oontributes Tie Merchant."' i ehdrt poem, full
.of beautiful thoughts, „ that will be read with pleasure
by Odin who, reared to the old farnihonie, have ob
tained in the city the elegant dollars so eagerly looked
„foreirtlfte turn i'cooty,sgain to
tine farm-tone. fringed with vies - " Elnaceedlng
Burning of Belton's Villa," ea story, by 7.
D. Wbelpley. Another dory' kelt. Margaret's
Irobbr,'.!is by a gentleman who Milan: the pleasure or
rprnainfng Moog. father .than to be mentioned so
slaver Writer or tiotfori. :Next we have a talent de pi
per by Dr. 'Raid, no 41 Querattinsand Vontila•
Mo. , ' T. B Aldrich centributes "In the Old Church
Tower' , four wart . sweet verses. .• Thellothaays”,
is
by a lady whose name; I am not it liberty,to sive
...Lynch Law?' Is by an anonymoue writer.. hir...D 0.
Opetleton is the inventor of "Criticism Forestalled;
or, Rhyme vorsrui Beaton.' , Mrs. Katherine ''Jl •
Williams is the author of the very readable 'story,
Such a Mistake and that clever writer of all sorts
of Wage, •i Baroull Nordbort, gives ns "The Golden,
Elephant.'! Tbese - are the 'articles; With the of
the authors, in the May nuMber. The remaining por
tion is made up of The *trephine , ' and the usual
Monthly Tteened of Current Events, Literari Notices,
Editor's Table, Editor's Eas y Chair;&ci", On the
whole a capital number.
I mentioned, the other day, that one of the most sen
sible and 'just litre passed by the Legielaturejust ad
journed, was that which increased the rate allowed by
?Mr • for the advertisement of legal notices. As this
law it likely
,to attnot the attention of the press of
Other States, where this kind Of, advertleing le inade
quately 'Sid, and will donbtleae be made the bails of
lagishatine settee, I hive thought best to send yon.the
followint copy or tta Wbole bill : , „
_ _
An ant In relation to the publication= of legal notions.
The people of the State of New York. represented In
Bents and, Ailembly, do enlist* follow' -
Election 1. The giourleitor or proprietors'of any news
paper may charge mid stillest, for publishing any rorlos,
order; citation. summon' or other roceeding or adver.
tisement,"required , by law to be published. not more
than 76 Malts vier folio' toe the first insertion. and 80
ciente for each !subsequent insertion after the first. But
this ant shell not operate to change the present rates of
compensation for the publication of the session lawe;
nor shall the provis'ons of this ant apply to provisions
in Surrogate's courts. or any totters - rev:drat lobe
pubilehed relating to estates of deeeised persons.
Sea. S. All laws and parts of laws not consietent with
this act are hereby repealed. ' -
' Bee. 8. This ant shall take effect immediately.
- The rates heretoinre allowed for the sins of adverti
sing affected by this bill were fifty Sent* per leo of one
hundred 'fordo for the first' insertion, and twenty cents
for each subsequent insertion These 'prises were Aged
thirty years ago, when newspaper advertising wee grate
a"different thing from it Is now. •
- !tens.te Doherty, who died at Albany, on Wedneeday
evening last; was one of the Senators from this elti—a
'y nag gentleman of ability, and the inheritor to , an araplo
f whine lie was ace of those trulyamlable, it good fel;
lows n who lacked the stamina to resist temptation; and
fell a too-easy Victim to the thoroughly organised hut
infamims System of the lobby, whoie intermits were
stvbserved by his absence from, rather than presence
In, the Sena's.' flaw thrOugh the Instruments of the
fourth house ~t hat be was kept almost tionehultlY
under the influenee of eihnuirts, and finally hurried to
the grave. The lobby of the last Legislature surpersed
all Its predecessor" It, the Audacity . and infamy of its
scheme,. .
The enema or Miss Davenport. at. , the Metropolitan,
Lae tisein quite a impale* to of the theatre-mieis,
thougli . not to those who have seen and appreciated the
iidyiniersonatfone. :The D'xprevs sayi Thin adMI:
robin, actresit is dceperilog, the impression she,hadinade,
and . ehe will do ac, foiheiliowsi is raided by the high.
est Hilda. The- intelleitual.irace Of her movement,
,and the fresh Impultilvonvm,mimbined with a certiln
reticence, lndleatiog that the emotion la always deeper
tton its endemism, bas Johann few eau
Thg rheas-players were in high sionehree on Thnradir
evening. It wee understood that tte testimonial to
Pan! hforehit will Isenreiented in ibis chipel of the
Rlew Vort Tinlyersity, before the plupglid their friends,
and that the presentation oppiotieg will to by
Penn Bolin Van Boren, imd auger Pritieo 2 —Wiss, J.
Neer York Stock Exchange, Apnl,23.
11110010 snap
1900 N 1' Central IS 72 7
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soor . 'do • - 030„7234
201 do 560=723
906 inch & gat ;
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6000pirgin1n 6* 9)Y
6000 Ohio 61 .66 104
100 Mama' es 873 i.
16060 Tenn 64 , 90 93,4*
ROO Nod R 101
6000 N Cleat 24 to b 100
100 trio Aso
160 Rar.dia R ' '101(
200 11a11sm IL put'
160 11lob Centisa B rg
8Q - dp
200 do ,- , 210 81
000 dp 611(
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400 Lae & MIII. G 1T
Mt of Oommeree 1014
240 Rustling a1w , 601(
100 •
Ida Patiflet 4p
51,11 Co., .88
, , $lll 8716
140 do stt 88%
0 8 01 r-Oeulral 8 ' 78x
. 490 to 78
1010 „ do '4EO 78 -
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BO Oblo k 1“.11, onw'.67
200 do MO 57
250 I. do 810 57.
•
TUE KABKR - SEI.
•
The untayorablearesther etas forenoon pherked
„ .
Yerjotnitit, Fillet haying heel Sonened to
6 606 bbis• of all Mods, within yesterday's range.
- tensest was depressed{ melee of 110 000 bushais at
Kll 78x1,60 for white Kentucky, 818501.44 for inferior
in very shod red Western, and an unascertained Flee
for unsound Chicago spring.
• Cope —Bales were reported of 12 SOO bushels at Seep
BT4_fer new yellow Jersey and ilituthern, and 82e88b
for old mixed Western.
Kr; —Wee 11,00 e bushels Northern at 864800,
• Beatty . —}lales '5,800 ton/lets State at, abarrOc.
kra.bel.
0 rs were in dentand,lB,:d f2nLastiset Avner.
A VIVO W
Ft.wrolt.
ing ws
for new all
The sale
Steely prig,
Lagoon
Walnut/1
FHE
13
Arrival or 111, OVarlaad
frOm Atizona
- •
Yr. Loma, April 23 '--Thiciveriand mail, from Cali
fornia, bast arrived, with detest to the lit inct The
Melees hive been anticipated by the arrival of the
Tebuantepec dimmer at New Orleans.
,Illixty.nina pound. of sneer, the product of the Art.
'sena mines, were received here by the overlaid mall
c,aah.
Railroad
,llyidge Partially Destroyed by
Fire.
TRAIN NRECRITATED INTO THE RIVER-ENQINEI3!I
%WAR—
BCBTOI. April gft .:—The bridge across parker dyer
was partially destroyed by tlre some time last night.
It Is supposed It Wes set pit are by sparks from the 10 7
emotive of the eastern train. -'At ao early hour this
morning, a freight train from Portsmouth, for this
city, came along, and the engineer not knowing of the
fire, the whale train was precipitated into the river.
The erglneer woe inetantly killed. ,
The Paraguay Indemnity.
WAsuisoron. April 24 —A draft for; 0,000 bee been
teo•i red at the State Department, 'aa an lath... l6o a'
lion to the limn, of the eeaman who was killed on
It lard the steamer Water Witch In 1055 by a allot fired
frOM the Parevayab fort when that steamer was an Its
way to ra?lore the Parana river.
Funeral of Outlay. Dr. Joltnlte
rllstritione. Apol 24,—The funeral of the Rey, De.
Jobse'o.kpleat this atternoon, starting repot Ilmroasa
uol Church.. The building was densely packed with
Members of the con option, and, the street outside
watelso throned. The funeral sirrices, which were
very impressive, were cooduotrd by,tbo RSV. Oberlin
Boward, assistsot minister of the same °bomb. A
large number of the clergy was also present. The
funeral procession was the tares! e.or wen io Balti
more, thousands tbro•giog the aldeovelke sod following
the body, test fylog to the uolrersal 'esteem In which
the doessasd wee held. ,
Death of a Bcitlsh Consul. ,
BALTIMORW prll 24 D MOnnon
enl or her Ilrßemote Maiesty fee the State or INerylmod,
dl-d at hie residence to We city, Oa Baturdaqi ester
pretreated Illasse.
High Rego of Muerte the fltinotsodppi.
Now 0111.11.11111 April 24 —An 1M03113110 110300 tit Of
damage hag been dope by the retaliate along the Weak-
Moat The line will he over a million or dollars. It
wee feared at one time that the Faure levee above the
oily would bo o Mee away, which would have over,
flowed nearly the whole lower motion of the country.
A large number of workmen were timely Cent to the
erol, and prevented coy glorious damage. From Red
r oft no hove Illetetrowi acoounts of the flood. ,
Itev.. Ur. Unrden, the Wife-Poisoner.
liumnicaa, N. J.. April 28.—Rev, Mr. Harden, the
Me'lledmt whilst/ r who le charred with pniaenirg hie
lON, arrived here list OW in charge of itfr. Dean, a
piton °Moor of Trenton. whoarreated Mallet Wheeling,
Va. There wee en Immense crowd at the railroad
depot when the t.ain arrived whtoh conveyed the pi.
um, and groat exolternent oxide throughout the
country In regard to the unfortunate affair.
•
Application for Stay of Execution,
Aaueer, April 23,—The counsel for tire. Hartung,
sentenced to be hums OD Wedneaday n ext, tw o ma. n l, 4
made sPPlioattoo before the Third Judicial Mort for
eta of exectelon. with the latent to obtain • new trial,
it to thought the court will not grant it. The Or.
renter has expressed • determinetion cot to i n t o ,
fere with the coact:ice of the law. One of the Ovum
youbds urged Is that tea unfortunate woman et °old
not be ex...anted until after her paramour Is tried, as it
may be Shown that she should_ not teeter the extreme
tenter/Goof the law.
snow Storm in the Aiountaine.
Paapaaro. Pa , Aprll 24.—A. tremendous soor•storto
pl needled in the mouutatne weal of this ' 'rho atego•
d•lrere arri►lpy here to-day report the now 'n3 three
feet deep,
Heavy Fog on the Hudson.
Pew Vette, April 43..—There wee a heavy tog on the
MOW* lest night and this morning., The Frannie
filiddy, New Wo id, bean Now , on. and Kniokerbonter,
all tiret•oiaee begs, gut ashore at differed pinta Moog
the river, but were MI got Of, without elation' damage,
Shisatternoon. •
Recovery of a Light Boat.
NEW LONDON: Aril 24 —A light boat, which broke
drift 00 Sa'urday, has been brought into Cornfield
, olot t near Saybrook
Dtattotins —The ancients attributed extra-
Om
I Taff Boa TWIN. --• To-day, the Nevi Stilelpe.—A: young man; named Charles ordinary virtues to: the diamond; They be
n orb owes; train brought- on their way to their Pry, Jr., eon of George Pry, of Robeson tcwnship, !loved it could not be broken' by the greatest
i Vestorn homes, in Minnesota, the deputation of Ps., committed eutolde about six o'olook on Satnr- blow ; but Pliny !lays that IC it be 'soaked in
lirlimobsgo Indians, who have been to Washing. day evening last, : by banging himself, In his the blood of a goak.it- may then-be broken.
lon to sec their Great Father. They are a flne • father's barn, with a chain about four or five'reet' The people of old also believed that a diamond,
I.oking sot of men, and were dressed in their us:. long.: Ile had for some time past been low•epirfted- kept in the house, would prevent domestic
Ivo costume, war•palnt, blankets and all. They and in feeble - health, but-wag sot thought- ill
~
Pothered ton, and 'return with one less than enough to warrant the calling in ~f - a pbyriman , s trife betteeee man and wife. This was mere
..lien they left • their hunting-grounds, having .The,deoeased, was a single man, about twenty-six , ~.,.., , i mag i nation • but there is a diamond' that na y
cried their head chief in Washington.—Utica years of age, of egoellent moral character, and ,h e Keg in eva:ty,Taintiy, whichhaa thit that,
. Y.) Telegraph, April 22d. his death falls heavily upon his aged parents, I and that 15—floon MITER. i
THE CITY.
- , - 1.311M91418NT8 THIS livimusa.i
64:1ADIIIT or VII Fill
'hibitton of Plifatings and Eltntuary;
, ..- ,
~. elh . tholepin ISitsire."Merouty, Cupid, and ;tiering;
br Carvallo. , 0 : _
wpßimArr re,igtinxit , e Ascabarisirr Taremnti '=
a Fontes) or a Night) l4l The Mauled Rake"—. , The'
'Green Mountain Boy.tt ,
Dim Wairor-Briame nutter—cc Tho Duchess! of
Idalfi"-- 44 The Laughing Hyena? ,
MoDoarmartfe 041ertse.-41eleotIone from MAYO
Gentli from Operas, Pantomimes, Dancing, end Hinging
Tnotracrla Vasil:Tue.—Gems from Operas, Negro
leoentricities, Places, Hinging, and Dancing.
THE VEHDTOT in tto• case of the Inquest on
/ohm Caste' haint4dinctti been rendered. The Invnett:.
Whin was coaducts,Trith, otesed ; doors, and the-
dance we cos previa it 64 &ail to' tha'nublis,' c by
the coroner, after a co'r a 'nation with'tbe officers of the
law, and,* iffiblicifficia , Wonld do no
harm to public jostles.
John 8. 'Myna, offimr-Illo„ 24, fyr9rn—l was
standing - at Twelfth and SIIPPert streett,"OU Surdy
morning, about half past one o'clock, 17th lost ; Y saw
• mon fire ;a ;pleat ; wee etanding about no the flag
thet'crossed the West iide - of 'Twelfth - Street; 1 edit thp
first lead fired, and thought it was probably co odieet
making an an' pit; and dtd.not pay much attention to it
flaw Robert ?hempen hi bad on Week suit and
Mack }Kossuth hat; sew , hint standing with a pistol In
his hand and tire; 'this Sysi tin:. sewed load; Thompsois
fl ed -both lauds; then .1.04 w a man strike him on the
bead with a horn ; I went 'to: street Thompson, era he
started to rundown Twelfth Street; I Warted after hill];
I caught him-and wrenehed the pistol ent, of his hand;
(pistol shown, a fivii:slioober tj la the scuffle be fell
rained him np and trot him to the station banes,; he
woe ant on the.forehhill I I' fieW 80 wound In the side;
Dr. Haney waft there, and he mid be did not think he
was wounded anywhere eapept Ql the bead •, there was
a fire In ShiPpen Street,hisloyeTwalfth ; I saw no one
fall; the two ehpta were fired in quick succession ; after
this there were, several 04010 had ; The_derrlege wee
the_north aide of nipple drain, and Thompson
tired towardathe front part of the Barr; the
northireit direction ,• I beard riodiettitbance pre
vious to firing the pistol; I do not know Caplet; and did
ebb know any one was shot at the
Several others gave evidence, but nothing ma 7
brie( was elicited, Which finitt given above..
The july.retired;And after' a few manatee delibera'.
Non, brought in a verdict, setting forth that "the
death of Jotter 41; captor um aimed by a Piatol - shot
infirc•id from st pistol lo the kludge( Robert
Thompson, onthpmorning of, the 17th hist ,
Arc Oninitii.-41, - Mend 'lnforms' net that,
as ho was palming' pi' Sidge • avenue, "tote - Vine
. _ .
street, shout eleven,o!elock,ort Satunlay,evening,:he
overtook a partiof five men,' alt of them more or;
under the influence of;
,liquor,; that as they neared
Wood street, a yoring lady, eeoompenied by a little girl,
turned the corny, andi:whileepreeteding in ; the direct
lion of %%mistreat; elle wee rniel selised bione of shit
party, who, disrevardmg her appeals tepees nnmelestl
etif forced her With' groat violence against a house', and
attempted improper liberties with her person. She at
nee en-earned "murder," and, - although her Mee
brought no officer to bet assistance, they bad the Piled
to :frighten off, her assailant. who with
and
erouradsit
passed a abort distance up the avenue anfentered
drinking hones. .yre regret that the brute wan not ar.
rest4d, that he ;night receive the punishment he no
richly deserres.
THE hoe race stormon Saturday, morning
emus* a gencralcay s e in of Ohestrstatreet, lwfpont of
the new building :, wh ich is la promise of construction at
the southwest corner of Chill - dram - id Second etrgett
A deep , excavation had been made on Oheet tit street
dantdi
vaults under the aide walks. The rain weakened the
hink• on Oheitirit'etriet,end sk• greet pirtion'br thf
street eared in, earmlog with it a large bed of planter
leg morter f and. breaking off,the waterluid gas metal.
The workmen employed in the building had arrived on
the, ground, and fa soon se, possible the water was atop.
pad in the main,iud - the gee was brined eft.' A' large
quantity of water -ran tato the excevotiott: and for p
time, it wee relied that 'the buildlog would be throws
down. Had tiskactddent oeenfred, during the night the
damage would hers..poen mush toorsaerious.
" rM
'FoitAL'Ol , `Jonw fano of
John Hanle, who was shot in aliremen's riot ou ' llriedej
week, took plaits yesterdeyeftereion from the resideami
of hie mother, on Qiieen street, above Bwanson.l7ll4
wee burled in the 'Union Oemetery. Muth street, boleti
Prime, at the iipeneskr,at&hir thlfilor, Owl -Campus',
The funeral services were performed by the Rev H. W,
Butter. of the New-at set -Lutheran obureli, who ever
oboe the,uneortrmate Sooltin murder has taken a deep
it twat in almlehl welfare The funeral was attended
by hundreds of firemen, 'to whom Rev. Mr. Hotter adi
dressed a Kama appeal, onmoionleg them to immediate
repentance. cud warntog them eepetdally against carry;
Mg concluded deadly weapons, as a most prolific Bourne
of crime, quilting. the words of the Saviour. "All they
that take the sword shall perish with the sword."
A Len about ten years of age was .badiyi
hurt on Saturday morning bya home falling on him
ih the'netghtorhood of Eighth and Oallawhiltitreeti,
ABOUT DAYoBBEA,E on -Saturday the eon.
due.or of a freight train, on the Philadelphia,
mingion and Baltlinore railroad discovered a colored
man, in a dying condition; lying beside the track near
the Bali RossatatiOnVin 'the Twenty-rourah wadi
The mati,wie picked up and conveyed to the city, bnt
died before he reached here. ~.The body was recomieed
se Davis, 'avoiding. itrOhlo'strest, near Eleventh.
He left a wile and children. Be had been insane re:
cosily, ant on Ifundy he 'lett bpme The trotter
hold an inquest in the' case, and a verdict O&M& from
exposure was rendered.
OS SATSILBAT 150101110 a tqlnwas deteoted
in the itet of stealing 'a
lief of - eau, leather froin=.'the
Coding Aare °friar; Davie, at Sectind and South etreete.
Vhe man was taken Into onetody, and Lieutenant Golder
and Sergeant Godwin took the matter to hand and
'matched the house occupied by the alleged thief, Id
Wharton owlet, aboye - Biglith `A. large Quantity of
goods, which are imprsed to have been stolen, was
critid - in the bowie', and removed to the Oentral ata‘
Goa. sTherik was a Dumber of fate kepi Mound at the
'balm"( totny'of them wre - roagbitollef t pewter, but
they min to have answered the *mme for which the}
were intended. The a c cused wee comnittea' to await a
fu•therhearing. '
'oopwr OP., QUARTS'S.. BRilin43:l-9il
SahudayOht, e ' Fill !Ilk tfaintimilit',`Engine
pantie were up, on ihe chaise of_ hinting: Williain".l);
Kelley, for.thelleed made mittfen to quash the
eases, He fuitherbontioded thatWitta She thief lin.
Onset rented the authority to punish recount ewe coin.
pastes The eats was continued to next Saturday. •
Tfizai 'Wail a fight, yesterday ''afternoon,
about hairiest tWO Walotik, at .the corner of Zleeentli
and Baca street's, between the adherent, of the Pair:
mount add ene&Wili: 'lre Oompanies A number or
paring atones and other mheibinawere thrown. No one
was injured. We keard set no' arrests. --.14 it not time
that this periodical practice "tf Sunder rioting Should
be etoppedl
. . , ... m
. .
Tp i• Tlttap annual oetino of . toe quarazt :
tine and Sanitary Convention's Still be held In the city
of Now rprk on the 27th Inst. The delegate; trem the
trolleke pf Physicians of this city, are - Drs. lewelli
co2dte, Busehnnberger, Bell -, and Ls. Roche Those
from the Phil/delphia County Medical S ciety. Drs.
Lamb, (Matra, eisybary, Smelts and fit4lair Ash.
. .
Os Saturday morning about daybreak, da
ring the prevalence - of the - fearful storm that raged
about that time, the dwelling hones, of Mr. Joseph
Porter, No. 2 0 .12 Carlton street was struck by light.
sling • - A small portion of the roof was torn off. Per.
toughly, no parsed wge injured: .
AN Isrenr about two weeks old, whose pa.
recta risme sit No; us luta street, wee found dotal to
bed on Saturday mornmg. It had been smot , eredbi
another child who was sleeping in the alms bed, and
who, daring the night. white both were %deep, pissed
Its hands over Its mouth. „•, -
A aux, named Christian 'ltleCorinick, was
found on Friday evening by two oilkiens of the reserve
towns, lyiog'on o,nt. of the bf srket.street stale In au in
sensible condition. He le suppoiedio have ixen taken
with alit. He was remora to his home, in Ileehatile
Street, Southwark.
A surr has been commenced by Beck's
Brass Pond, for music furnished to the, oliy on the on.
Carlon of the grand musitipst celebration of the hat
anniversary of our national Independence. The hear
ing was postponed until Wednemlay week, when It will
come be`o:e Alderman ?libber&
A 'Cloux4rrsis of the Baltimore Waal. Be l .
pertinent is now In the Oily, and were engaged on Sa.
turday wining, in cOmpany with - the Chief Engineer
laud ,Water-Committee of (fondle, in ,inspeothig the
asjeret water.norkifin city.
r A ooturasur bits been made by the Mechanic
Engine Company, with the bnilders of the steam en.,
gine of the Hope floss Company for an ermine of the
same calibre. It is to be built and hostrel by the 4th
=CI
111:=E1
V galldn
EWS
Tl.
IT le aald the Chief. Euzieetr hue deter..
mined that a fire se mpany mud take lts stream into the
fire whenever it le posalbli. and not stand off snd play a
Railer! Crean, as Is so oleo done when the aide-etream
ameba need with more I frans.•
Tun loopy of the Washington Engine Cons
psny to under/cone a ntunber of alterations, In order
tp prepare It for the reception of a new @teem fire
engine.
•Tun BODY of a drowned man was found on
flsturdny inornlng• In the Palmylklll river, below Mb
!Word Avenue Bridge. The coronet's jury returned si
indict of Vound drowned." .
Wonxitex are now engaged In laying a large
quantity of tweet) , loch plea , to euiply the oar betel!
mouth Ntrest wit& aster.
ACCIDENT ON, Tan CHANDENSICIRO Tuna-
PIKBI.—On Saturday last, as Mr. Samuel Barnhart,
of this plane, was driving bit ala•horse road team
over the bridge at the "Narrows," a short dis
tance below town, the flooring and-supporting
timbers of the bridge gave way, and the wagon
and tour of the horses attaobed to it dropped
through into the stream beneath. The depth of
the water under the bridge is estimated to have
been from twelve ,to fifteen feet. Tho wagon was
loaded principally with flour, the weight of the
whole load "being about I.ooewt. A oonsidorable
quantity of the fleur was lost, and some of the re
mainder damaged so as to render its sale of no
advantage to the owner. The four horses that
went through the bridge with the wagon were
Saved, which seems miraculous, indeed, when we
think of the height_ they fell, (some twenty-five
feet) and the danger of their entanglement in the
harneas and wagon gears in the deep water late
which they were plunged. Mr. Barnhart's 'own
escape is a matter to be wondered at. Just as the
timbers began to ciaek and sink beneath his team
he stepped from that portion of the bridge that
went down. lle had boon walking with the tvia
front horses, which escaped by the breaking of the,
coupling chain, and thus was saved from the ptri
lons fall which otherwise would.have awaited him.
Take it ail In all, this accident was most extraordi
nary,-.-liodiiud (Pa ) Gazette. •
A wom BRUTMAY .111UnDsnED By
mu —Oa Friday last, groat eitoitement prevailed
in Saugerties, :Ulster county, N. Y. by the report
that a woman named Orr had'been, brutally mur
dered by her husband. A large number of aid•
seas, attracted by the horrible news, rushed to the
home to ascertain whether the 'report wee true,
and the appearance of 'the *amen fully oorrobo
rated the fact. The arum, legs, and a p ort i on o f
her face bore unmistakable evidence of violence,
prmanting,a brutaed an d livid appearance. The
husband woe instantly , arrested, and • placed in
safe keeping, until, the jury should render a ver
dict. An inquest was then held upon the body.
when the jury rendered a - verdict that the decamp
ed met her death by' the" brutal and inhuman
treatment of her husband. The murderer is now
in jail. • - • - -
_" IOURTa
1 4TulipLi44Aoosspxlviel
piiport!Wormetiftml
UNITED STATEN DISTRICT COUNT Judge
Cadwalsaerl—The _ease of Daniel , B. Vonderimithi
'nharneftwith forging pegs en pedant, wee - resumed on .
Beterdir morning: '
-:1 - 11einsuiln Baker, morn —I live in Lanosster county.
Efiet.Hempfleld township; I am mevenly.fonr yearn i
old ;'I do not recollect Jelin Parker; [wltneu referred •
to oertlfiest wof ottleene„ . oll Hemptleld township;
in the "ease of Jullandsc - Parker;) 'tie naiad . - edited -
to this is riptMY:bitudwrit neversworn be. , ,
iii • -'-
fore Alderman lifesteemithelOth Veciimhei, 1845. •
same paper.]-ri ilasalferroden-,township, Lan =
oaateroatinfyl'llidi - seviioerfoyeartu r old ; I do not
ipulember .l'ohnMarhes, .f ibe - ievololonirT
ear; 1 - 414' hot Op ttst`pe foirtlaeste ;), wainot
sworn b - rfcriaidarnsan 7o n Meyer as 'toter intowl:
edge of John Tether ; I have : lived In'East Hempfield •
township shoat - lode leirs'i.and know -the r.eople
theregenerally ; lam the only:person - named Raul -
Lanais lathe towrialtip ,
AndrewAle:is ,telitihial==l lire in Hut Heropfleld
tewnehip; fieferrsd-tweintiepspera , my name lmthis
- paper wu not Maned - by_f ;,- lam eaventy.shr. yearn
old ; Ido not know JobinVarkiiii , end' I. did not make,
affidavit before Mama* Sohn Musser that I '
IBM Lapels morn.; sad 1%1d.1 Mow the defendant;
I have acted se • ropyfet for him in throe or four cues
theta remelnberof fwitneesreferred to original dealer
ritionor7ohn, MatilonL•thin.paper. was written by me
at hie•rrquest ; he furnished me with Aim lona, and
copied it ; .lusseltedree _to evy,thereper„whating that •
he wished to tend it to the Peedosi OM* iu id,dlitorent
handwriting . , as , he bad' sent's umber, and they bad
not been stated upon; I antit'ine'Atier of the Lancaster
bar ; .I ; step-copied the Mar fide earth:Meth which is st .
tw3tisidctp: ; , the ',disn'aratioo ; [witness „referred to proof
le the' sa m e CUM bl
„Pater - Bruneridated A prilleth,
1814);1 wrote this at :the:l 4 oo4 ,ortbe defendant;
[referred the- , orielnal , deetarattim pit/oiliest *be
made.by Catharine Ilowan.. - datett Zaullary - ....22de- 1 8 14 r
together witty-OE4V% attached]; thie. te. rarhandf '
- writing, all except the, dates • I coiled it for. the de.
fendant ; all the tupers a m. mow, shown arc in my
handwriting ; fairitnees sturwrestiliewit ofJobri,Conter);
I also copied title piper for the deft.; witness referred to,
proof by John Bruner) *opted this paper for the de.
reorient; when th e defendant ounce after She copies he
always took the oilainile aired. [Witnesa remind tittle
original declaration in the ate of Mary Lent, on the
20th of June, 1844, before Sedge Shaeffer.] I drew op
these papers for the defendant; it le all in my hand
y-Mier, except the dated slid ;purl Mitoses
shown the °tiniest declaration - of Rachel - Mo.:0.1o,
dated Demurer 7,444 . ...tirgether . , with the. afillsmits
there . ° filtrated ] I cop ied all these pipers fertile de ,
*indent; don't know p, jostle% of, the _male, named
Hurd Carpenter ; the carßtlettea Of , theiterothobetary
of the Court et Common Pleas of Latenorter aunty are
- gartnine I attested aolianapere that TM cot Simi. at
the reroute! the defendant, wither were acknowledged
before an alderman. A number of ether papers were
Amen to the witness; who said that he bad wri.ten
them for the , defendantoild ( there at his re
quest.
James II 't the"ret s'aa
Lyttle testified— ameon o ex er
Little, who was a revcOntidatedj , soldier ~, risi - mitherie
rams was - Sane Dutra, ;-.l , ,donit'reeolleetwlien Jane
died ; I think it was about ten or elm* years Iwo.
Mr. Amweke testified—[?town ;tire pailelT of the an.
plioetion or Susan Long.' . Thseirpspers were written
by the defendant. - except: the , certificate of the Pro-
tbonotary of the.Conrt or Common Pleas; the paean;
are listed Hay 24,18483 entrant of Prost 7 s History or
the United States woe written by the' defendant.
(Witness shown letter dated - Levouter, December rft
1841, from Basso Loon to the Clommlaslooar of Pert-
Clone This wava'so written by the deteedavt.
Prost'sllfitory of Mil:lotted Slater; liver by
'Philip Meet and Philip Monter, end the letter of SI;111111
to the Oonnnisesener PaNihatle. were offered
inevidence, but ware objected to bybfr. ?hillfes for the
defame Objeetion overruled. nninbeeof otheeeffl. ,
docile, marriage certificates, original dieelarations, ho ;
were shown to the witness. who said they ware in the
hiniwriting of the defindent. - They were offered to
evidence. Two letters of the defendant to Hon E. L;
Riwude, Conrulgoormr of P•1111(01:11. IMO offered in
evidence. , A fbdevit of,Tolin Patteirson In smart of an
eppqration for a' petition; she in the handwriting of
the defendant. wee offered in evidence. d number of
other letters by the defendant to Hon. E. L. Edwards;
were tbenoffered in evidence., .... •
[the orihinil doettneriCof earth_ gteroleaneer, with
the certificate of Zobn Baker, and th certificate of Mini
E Shaeffer, was shown to the witness ) _
theliatidwritingatkfi deteitdait.4, [AI
'in of defendant bet' e Aid H " Carpenter was kande - 4th
the witness, who said this Is a genuine paper. Witnere
banded the °erred declaration of Beeline Callahan'
dated April S 1849, beforia , 3l. Shaeffer. with the marrt4
ego mutt:irate of Mr. Baker and attestation of E
Shaeffer ] This was written by the defendant: I ea , .
not tell whether; their. signalltre4 .are.geonnine or not.
(Witness shown the original declaration of Samuel Her
bert, dated ,Tannary 4 1849, purporting to be the amyl•
wing child , of Stewart ant Sarah Herbert, Deere Hon.
torreither With the proof attacked. arid the
marriage certifiCate of Baker. January 4,1849 ]
The Prothonotary's certificate is genuine &Mull of
John Baker. before Jeremiah 'Brown, on 'February 12i
tbifiewitltiell , Th. Fillitesark
it
ten by the defendentf the Armatures era net pumice:
(the origluaLdecisration of Pine Weiner& widow of
John Weinerdolated ileptimherlB4B t lrefore_Zatge;
Shaeffer: together with the ifidseite'siipporting it. and
the marriage oertificate of John 0 -Bear, were handed
to the witness] These papule were written by the de=
fenducethe signitares ems not genuine' .;1 9 7itriess
banded the original dacleraVon of Catharine Fink, toe
gather with the affidavits supportingitkdated April 24'
1846. and the aftituit of FL Ilonnuel These papers
are in the hand Writing of , the defendant itheidgcae„
torts are not genuine, • -
A recess was taker' :of, fifteen minutes atiiiof.past
After the recess several, other witnesseclrerei en.
mined. Miss Catherine: litiledie; tte. getter Sir.
Autwakej Me. We. ttr.4etattheas :teatifitd doer
cements and certificates, SOrkaraffidayitsandurtitleatei
being in Juifiro!Vendetegdtb , i handwriting, and to the
signatures being , bet vary poor imitations of the orli
gloats.
Daring Mr. Matthews' ,testimony, a dlsonselon Owe
on a pliei °Clay between Dir. 4%11110 rindtherrstriet
Attbiney. If listen three o'clock, thaledge disitarged
the jury, and asked the counsel to proceed with their
argument. '
Mr Phillips protested It was a right drat both to
client sod: the "ganillinien ortbe - jary-tharthey
should hear' the aegnmente nietneaVen
whether of law nr,utdence„
The,Tedge. thinight.'ntherwiifo: The diteision of
points of law were altogether with _the .1011ge.. IL the
jury Wanted to hien , the arguroesite'OF weasel, they
might remain did not tblnk , therwohld be very
much interested boweeev.
Phillips said he wild new nothing in the oh;
ateerttl-theifscrt::'
- 4 - • -
The court ttop *AI maiiiiig; at 10
Weleet.
wealth. , An °oleos - wee dia08:401 1 1*
firming the &cis writif hedge - Id drew, ftam:.indot an
appeal bad been taken.• - Bile', it - will , be remembered
was tried, conricted, and lesoteiseed od A:Charge of
forgery. Thle deers* confirms4lmaintenee, Sat - itt.-
mat& Bliss '0 ,
The City of Philadelphia, ie,•Wm McGrath, City
Tr:estrum. Coition deliverid "Juitioe..4ltroosr. At
Niel Prins. Mam a to dia•else sehmetion dlernbiald:
Malone et al. ye The-Northwestern Msil.road•Com...
rimy. In equity. Argument upon report:of of.
pewee made at Nisi Pram -.- • '
Nisi Pairs —Juitiois Rawl—UP,
Cplumbla Building and Bselege Fund Association. In
equity ' Speelal ibtaaaliaaitiraCoad.“
wove at al..re .The Northwestent Bellrord
pang et el., Argument Upon the report - of the:master
was heard before the const in bee and decree mule at
Nist Prins. - And now, April 9.1,-11369,the report of the
toaster being died, and the cite raining on to be argued
thereon, by conovel- for complainant and",re
ispondente ae for certain oudhotders, before the court
in bane, it le ordertid, decreed and' adlodged that.thii
report of the master be confirmed, Mid laid road be sold
as therein set forth, the date of the sale being Seed for
• the 154 h day; f duly, 1859. and the amount id 'easitto'bio
paid at the time of eels beirg $l,OOO. •
Quamt, SgesroNo—Judge Thqmpson.—
Bsturday morning, James Mogan had a hearing on a
wit of habeas commit, Chemed - with shooting 114,ert
Thompson; at the riot - In which Joh. Cagle was cattily
wounded. Tbonnuon. while in the hospital. made an
efilt it that Ghegau shot him, :Alderman Moiluirn
was ez.minid and Mahn/ that he raw -thei wounds in '
Thempion , a side at the hospital and that Theo:won
there inentided, the encased es the person who slot
him- This Alderman bad taken Ghegan to the hospital
far recognition. The Judge old - the defendant lit the
ento of $lOOO to answer the charge
CITY ITEMS.
Goon Won TRa Estosaaa —On a regent occasion
Prisms Jerome called upon hie imperial nephew at the
Toilettes, and commenced 'a tirade of violent reproach.
The old Prince is card to hero exolaimid, 44 Yon have
not a. drop of great Napoleon , . blood to piny -yOloc ,,
4, Well,• replied the Immovable Emperor. 44 at' all
events I bare his Whole family on my shoulders n The
Emperor had emoethlog better than Banapartes upon
ha shoulders, for It Is whispered that he Immix beet
dreotoostemale at the Brown' &One - Clothing Hall of
Wilroo, Noe. 60 , 0 and 005 Chestnut Won,
above Math, rittladelptda.
,
Mittraiti.=Coloinelitti 'the army of the United
Staten are paid rations Included, from Mt to $221 per
month l Majors from arra to $181; Captains from
$lll 60 to $lBO,Asl Brat Lianteoante from ,$lOl f 0 to
8100 60. The beet militaryointhier 18 Grenville Stoke.,
the feshfonable t.llor, No £O7 Chestnut et-eet.
Ito has also on hand a largo stook of bointifal spring
nylon for oltisens! dress. Call and no,
CANDID
A man of sense son &stifles. disdain, -,
A man of weal ;k may yeialure'to go plain;
The fool to always found behind the screen,
But Ws the else man's interest to be seen
Bo it le the interest of Z. H. Eldridge to Invite the
pupils to call mud fee blot, at the't Old Franklin Ball
Clothing Emporium," No, 821 Chestnut street. esbero
easy be found an elegant stork of 11erdymade Clothing,
In all the latist spring styles, uosqublled by any other
clothing establishment - in the city.
LITTITBRAN CONPIRENCII
Conference of the East Pennsylvania Lutheran Pynod
will meet in Bt. lidatthearN Lutheran - Altura', 'New
emit, a which . Rev B W. Flutter is pallor, on , to
niorrow.(Tuesday) mornlng, The opening merinos Will
be preached on thli(hlonday) evening, lit • quarter be
fore eight &cloak, by Rev. R. Greenwald, of Ream
bi— G. bee the reputation of being an able and eloquent
pulpit orator..
SOMITHINQ 41/011T CHILDREN.—Children are
taught to tease, very median they are taught
to cry. With all his little wants, real or ima
ginary, the child runs to its mother. They
are matters of importance to him. He wants
a definite and decisive answer-one which will
settle the questionand his mind will be on
the rack until he has it. It is not in the na
ture of the child A 6 feel otherwise. He will
have no peace himself, and will therefore give
his mother no peace,' till ho understands and
knows that the point is settled, and h . ow it is
settled. If you giv'e him no answer till he
has spoken ten times, be will speak ten times ;
and then, if he has any reason to suspect that
speaking twenty times' more will obtain an
answer more favorable to his wishes, he will
speak twenty times more. And this will soon
grow into a habit. But give him an answer the
first time he speaks, and he will not be obliged
to speak a second time to obtain one; and
never alter a decision for his teasing, and be
will soon give it up as of no use. If you
have leisure, and the occasion eeems-a. proper
one, you may let him argue lie case_ before
you decide it—but not_ afterwards.','ltideed,
If he has learned by experience that your de
cisions are final, he will seld'om, if ever, at-_
tempt it. He` will consider ad answer as an
answer. His spied will be at rest on that
point, and soon find something else with which
to amuse himself. - • ,-„
EINAN_Okir - itiII'COMEDIERVILL.
=,,, 7,4 ;:ii:4":#
-..21311-kilioneir *44 4 ;W-it -
_ -
•+„ ",,pmg.t.TALF - 04.-AP.KII.t
h the
baldness transuded 'footitaporcitopeotebls ttmonnt. '
The finittnattatur limitidiarikiiierregelar. State area_
deolluedl eity,:sLttc- advaaisid.Cliforett7ol4loooll,
etX o.4eatitt(felf Off irillt,-aiiTrith,o-04eilar-v0p.,,0
o.**afv . :inii - a9fiek 44e - ;
int.:vit .- Dann&
_Daiwa h oh d ri i4tool.t.. 4filars44D"
bonda advangektbll94ol% lopphlandiand North -
-
b r .Fi t° 7lV 4 44 h -tkrftittMWV_lttrftykaPE?Pr, -
gen unchanged. and tti4, •Ranheflveitoi
road stock deeltried,..to 4.l . ,th,..Tipdr dodos, - and the
{hires . . 4ejaPriTiDr
Thttdistetrtftii AlriTtolf-AilloPead- , Fotutttliti itstaptles • -
Done- upon- the giant monetary,. centrea4Wiptughin
niteuy feelloreverywhenit; - whieh" 1 ,01 4 , - . mit i o.
to tir*nalatton la docks:
TheAraesrint.thie .D.anneylviala.apakDiispray jute
extAtetri good deal of reins*, NOM eentgaligingigee
to deliver lump eoat to:oltitit fu New Ifoileity at
.p.60..4k , ton or
company are einktnenioney ongwerr tototihoirthay
deliver, gulag bpAp , ofpy oapee litthrjhtratolllkoldeve t
The Lira trompukg, .the,Delawaryiroi4Diefrort-itta
publieted tittlif:Of Prlies onal'4011.•
„razed_ on- hoard of:raidelltetlihindoittotidakoagirfrono
twenty to twiwtg•dria.,r ente per;itio higher
ratite of the feiniglitinlifOaal 'Civinging, and the Tiet,
sweep_ lad,HaddonCritopatirrittrgic, Waited too
'add itfonal foe. coal deltvired it
2I -T ri4 TheSeeic
ton44l lideUroted at Attie, ithirtt for abonithesare
thit Wharged by iti Delaware and- Didrin coat,
PAU tit `;',.t. V
191724ADALPHIA sTops - ix,qapei
snows= sir siirtmr,lnibiliSt: Now,
4 112 : 1 ' 145 W1P 1 04 - . l "igwV9Prfo9 l4 , 3 MAD
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100 Pandit 504 - '45 . .: , -94.2 2000 Illiqtexiiil Ow::. ' . 4 8 -
21000 , do, .:...mss. 93% ,560 Bahl 115,,5412,75% -
`2OlO 'dO " ' ''' . 93% 1000 - LoBl6h 11:41 04. 97 -
1000 do ooup.oth 90 1.600 do . ...:4 - rw - itit - '97 '
wog/ 64. - • -109 r :800 ~,,, do.„ ~.4.1:.:„' 97
500. -do 54 -1 61:.1 - : 96 'x • 1000 0:614 PITH LG.". 47
110 00',.: do 85,..55iii10 0 %20001 ,
I do - 47
- 1000 -- do, .;.--.N0cr19834 100 ; 0 92 P it ak t rarqpi
1000 - , --i do ~...iciewirlostsi -166 ~,: 00 , -..fr 4 - , ~" g
5000 - , do .:..New IfY4% IGO _ - do ''.._.-... olio. AK._
1000 — d0,',.`.'4,111pw.1085( )10 Welt &1104 91t - ..- 271,5 -
1%0 N Palt 5.1.0414. 66 , 10 - " Witt Phirsa.,..;_sl%-
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. Iwo do ".„os ‘ Bl. - e 6„ ,16„..,- do ' '6634
a,
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500084112.1 m . 64 10.4.90 - 10 Milo. Bk. 90
1000 tilco PU10106.15 75' 1 100 Boadlig B. -263
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10:o uniß.put 61 ash 88_ , '2 Ilf 16 ,„. co ~. 26
1000 ~ : do , : ..olirs - 117% ",,' 'ord; %
4151 -1 . 08%, - ..
15000 Del 11171:ston bdit 00% - 6 Norristo B. Own 53%
10000 -- `llO - , .4. - ' , - --`.190% :- : BV-Eiiiinsill..esab -9%
7000. - do' ~ ~.. 90% , 10,2 . &Am 1t...2dy5121 -
: 7 2009 Del 4 , 1497011;.: 89' -'1 - d0 ... ....,„.9 , 94121 .
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, 4 367(
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600 Ite.d It 84 '43...7. 9k : ;`1 Penns 'll ' - ' 41%
1000 -•do • ~,, 4 4..1- : 94 - 14 do 41%
10 24 & Bd.ot A.... 48, . 8- - do - 41%
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200 City flo 1.,37,,,,- 5 . , do ..... .. .. 21%
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.L• 10- ,- do V.:-
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1; 0 do 61 Pd(l„,. 98% T - 5 Academy of Idusio 10
500.1 Bind IQs plp4a,,,Tag I.o.lleaii,Motaa 84 5 .'05 59
I
1000.. , do.- , _P70..15 85 - 10 Little Elchl 11. 9 - .1.
4100, - -", do , " , ',Tad' 8/SE. J ,l6,4]tiratilßk."....ieses 61 '
1000111311ra lit ni1i:.:75% -4 ,4" -.'50 , - ..... , ...i50h Si - -
'2OOO - do - „„ ..'_72% . - 07,. ido - -...- -- -;:,.c - 4.5:61.-
10 Kann!' & , 144.1 . 111r 27% - 1614f t aii
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Bid. Asked. - - '' : - . Bid. Aslorli.
-
Li 8.54- 1 75 - -- 104%1011 801.1Nsw'Footilt:1 fq, - 031
Phil - - - 100.300% " ' , "PioT. ~'...".,." 19' - 19%
. 1 , :-.11 ....,4100j 300% Woorpn &libel/4 - 9% 9%
Iliw ...103 - loah ":74 lot mtg.: 2 l2 IS ,
POEM& So - 93% . -94-- 1. .C2CA ii.-:.:1. A tdl2,: 41
Betiding ,B. 2 6*-243(illant Dilatid..... .52%
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yentts B 41% Auf - 1F,191 '' '94%45
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5691 Pia* Ben?. VC - :. - . 1.6 3C1 11 4. 31 60A;_, - " 1 -4 ,lX.' 4 Fii
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Pialadelphia : Maikeitsw
- -
mere t(i.'ilaycstrul
obaumfa the itrarket,the only sales yre belt otbliNg
'552. iii3126*44 - eiliekrisc'ts
quoted atlessß4X, holi4nnpooisilgttltog the
tar rite torstiniaint snri d i,
, seirea * tiii*l4,4l4; knyfeje *Vat-
Iri* to
ity, the litter fe - r :Laney brnli Ity,e,.aretriAtiutsOy
at 1t,12X, sod. Pon s g corn )11p24,1t43.87X 'bbl.
Wheat - tontintrei in 'lipid' rilinest f'nliotinelcao about
2,C03 bus 5i1647.2650 for good abil ieda, and 160
e 5165 0 .; tbite: ig Voadg- dinos# at 610. '
Coracontinuos V ery' soiree,. sea id _el!' /Aar) 4 . 4 4 h,
Albano, adloosesd, with, salsa of ,about.l,6oo `brotrile:
Beatles/a yellow to:trete Idetereetliffeffaa, sertik*A. , ,
'ifj. Ode are deiii
000, andl,Coo bus priMerertras 41/fk-#l4k-411t4 1 1) I
Qdeteipoo tat= it sl3**: route:
rsamatn ,l tnie, :4N 4 , o *.ti.
tt ,1 ,..M.P.PV.
eclat abotrt iiiirlonteraise.' Buyers ishillidukog:dmitor
lo wen peas. •••-• Griosaries*,Prostsibiatiimee-til no-
Ulm naiyou4smodementokinms dol4gyi4ggr, Beads
—ployeresekii butAtttbatagufred ter„ iheastrsou being
olriii:latiiii N aiii.ioo44,l - ore - !4!; - *be. t
ta 25 Or int.- Midskoi , iinoti ..oritii4mi`olerits
mead st 24.21)0 for d:sshif3,,23e2sjps for hhds, sat
27. y r, g.)greenii)l42l l egi ITO held higher. -
Maikets by Telegraph.
A. 41511 —Us sigatef Cattsele SIT
4 i •---
titemiiie,, • T„, 7,7 r. ORM • •
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•
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110i_
Total ez Exportsl ß mift'tor ILA 4iasiti... 4::.1.4111_13011..
Itaseipts *bead of 119 ys'
t 4 ' —ittiel 0 1) -
8160} fa - - .. srs:asvg. "
Against, akthe samAtinm. ll 3l,7s*A': ,
Massa, sinotadbillkwlWorligg.flibml • week
18,000 bags; imports. 1,000 bags; cork la Wax; 20600
bags, ',mast 18 000 attlnissamtbmslast par' _
bzw Oaczami, April 53 —Ba'asot Coltent twebizbass
bees 8.000.1a1ml Ohs_ inaik•C. bag &slant grim In
some taus being Ace lawns. )I,BPloam aka 9 1 4 1 .4 8 at
1 2Xs. Mobusas 83 0 . IlaseA buoyant: - Ilsza
Slamages.--
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_
On the Met instant. by Strll: W, Satter, 6101$i
A. WOLYIWISBNIRGNR; - Jr3;'..to: Ype, ',HAMAR R.
MYERS. both of Pbilsdetshin.
Af Pittsbeig, ttik thelDth Instant, MU* GOBULY%
4;' Pabl:Lir, to ANAINtii4 yonsgast @enabler of alenab
Rivet, :Sot ; Itinersvirs. , *
Wv4t.boi.
On Sunday monism, 241 r instant. le the 90th year of
his age, EDWARD LOWERS WELSH, ion of John
Wslah
The funeral - will take place from No. 103492 race
atreat.an_ Tuesday_ afternoon, 26 thinat.....The.servimi
at halkput three ti t ektek- To move at four o'olork. and
premed to Laurel LBW ' - j rise
Os the 24th itus'aut, 31111.11 N PHYSlCEitton'ot the
late Dr. Philip Spur Physiek. - *
On the 21st lout Miss SUSANNA. H. 8131111LER-
SiELD, In the 20th year of her age.
Her relatives and friendarare remietfully Invited to
attend her funeral, from the'retridence - orJamea Mil
ler, Market street, west of Till, this tMooday) after
noon, at one o'clock,= -„ - , _ le
On - Thstred ay evening, the Ink; MARGIMET R.,
wife of John 8 Gamble -
The rehdires and friends of the thadlykre tespecitfally
Invited to attend her funeral, from her late rest
deuce, corner of Manheint mid Wayne streets (German
' lotto,' this (Monday) - morning, at ten o ' clock , with
out farther notice.
Oarrigges to convey friends from the city, will-atart
from the residence of Benjamin Strattan. No. 818
Wood street, at 9,ti o'clock A. BI preclude. is
The relatives and friendit of the late Mut ELIZA
BETH LOGAN BELTON, are perticularlytv quilted to
attend bee funeral, without further nehie from the
resides •. of her mother. Mrs" A Legio, No 1180
Arch street, this (Idolatry) morning, at 11 o'clock.
To proceed to Germaoteirn.' - *
On the 23d lost , zurtaarn, daughter of &holes
andlanellouldtworth; used 18
The relatives and friends of the family are reopeet
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reel
d 'nee of her parents. Pear street, Hestonville, Twenty.
forth ward. this (Monday, afteniron, st 4 Web ok te
On the 234 instant, ISABELLA. °ARLIN; reed 21
years, daughter of Ann and the late - James
The relatives and friends of the family, me ; re
spectrally invited to attend the funeral, from the reel
denoe a( her mother,. 40. 623 ,Charles street, below
South attest, OVoVe Fourth,- - tlile (Monday) morning. at
9 o'clock Interment at 8t Joseph's Cemetery. *
Oa the, 2 3tinatant,,PATßlON 702088. aged 52 years.
The relatives and. friend's of the family are levp:_ct
fully tiVited to is• tend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, po 303 Water street, below Spruce; on . Tuesday
re ortaing,.at 9 °taloa. Funeral service at - St. Joseph , '
Church. -Interesent at 8t Mary's Cemetery. 4*
On the 22d Instant Miss KATE MoBRIDE.
Tee relatives and Blends - of the family are respeet
fully invited.to &Vend her funeral, from the residence of
her parents, N 0.824 north"Srxteenth street, above Par
rish:on Tuesday afrernoon,-tbe 25th teat , at 2 °tense,
without further notice. Exercises will be held in
Green Hill Presbyterian Church, after which to proceed
to Monument Cemetery- _tr*
On the 21ct instant, GEORGE UHLER, M. D the
08th year of his tge. . -
Ms male relatives and friends, also Lndge NO. 3,1,
Y M . ere respectfally invited to attend- the federal,
from his - late residence, No. St 7 kfareball street. ahoy.
Parrish, this (Monday) morning, at 10 o'olock. To pie
ce to Laurel Hill
On the 221 instant:gra. MARY REITER, widow of
the latelolin Reiter. in the 17th year of her age. -
' Her friends. are respectfully. .Inyited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of Arra, Elisabeth Marshall,
No. , 1425 Race Meet, this (Monday) scorning, at 9
o'clock. _ _ . _ _ .
On the 21st instant, MAGGIE A.: deughterof William
and Minaret McFadden, in the 19th year of her age.
The I elatives and friends of the family are :civettrol
ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence or
her parents, • Main street, litansynnk,' this (Monday)
ironing, at Id o'olook, without further
Health Report...
rhut.ro Cirrtcni, -- April 2 - 8.'1829.
In:amulets ix City , of PiiitadttphioYrora. the 18th to. the 28d of Apr
- ,
D. a .• H ...
a l a
1110118Z4. - • I:: ••• 2101140111. ..e.. „ , .-
F : , - -,F F r
Abeeesa_ .1 rarer, Pnerperol.. '' 4
Asphyxia --.- -1 +. Scarlet..... 7
ApoplexyAex , ... :-...'.. 1- . " Typhus.... 1
1 " . Typhoid ... - 8I 1
Barns 1 rfa'rhap Dre g.... I
Caneerof 13toMann. 1 inflaro tioo; Main: e
~ Mum. II - Intl/tuft Broreht.: 2 2
Csanalttio -•- 1 2 ., Liver 1 1
Croup 1 D ', Loop 418
Congest'n of Ltlnia.. 2 2 1 , . - Nava."... it
of Brain 2 2 " B. A Bowels 4 1
Ohalersanfontona 8 ,, Larynx .... 1
Oononm'n of Lunge 37 Mauls-a-ImM 1 .
Oonralsiona 8 I Afarsimui ' - ''' 2-. 3
Diarrt CEA ...... .... 1 Measles - - ' --. 7 - 1
Dropey, Brom' 8 Old Age . '1„ ; :, -.:ii ,
~ Chet 6 1 ,Bcrillo 1
Diseaoo of ,Br a ain... .1 14 ;htll of l-hora
. 10
I. , Beart .. 2Preform., ... :: ........ _; 1
Spine .. '2 lloknova ,--.. .. 1 1
D e bility- -- , 8-1 Whooping Cough.. 1
Brolpolos 1 ,
--
Broptura
or 988 AAOTX Tama TAU
' 40 irrom4o to 90 14
15 .a - -80 to 80 • - 10
. ..... ,24 .:x•'80 to 70. ' - 18
. 8 ' ~ 70 to - 80.::..4. • 8
4
..-. . : . .. , 2 44 --90 to 100 4
24
•... 88
11 oder 1 year.,
From 1 to
" 2to 6
" 6to 10...., ,
" 10 tol6
" 16 t 020.:,. .. . .
" 20 to ....... t
t'Boto 40 99 I - Total.
From theAlMelionei, 6 ; Ptoptceof 'Color, 18.
Male*. ..4••• .• . ...... 98 62
Females: ' ' 961 = ' 6.... 40
Bror!fsr,f Um Board of Health.
guens, awatif ilia' T. -