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'• ' contentitett*ffekein ,`, 4'; - ~-
'Z'T* * 9 4 oldreation oft '. l kot'r ° ''
,tra general
ba
more imcitipg cia tray,k OW s46 l i, a ile'neral
wit: 49 -21 6 - w•Onlaktrg; , ti4 ll *` "4 ”!. - V t -' l ' l°-
s tAinteßY , betwoo week - 'an& insignificant
POwerd, often become intensely bitereating ;
but when ii'.. whole eentinent, embracing
oneiourth, of the. hteutlo race, far advanced
le, - Witiati a eri a eliilledArk ail' the ' arts and
Outlei,finil , rpelitielitni a perfect _ mastery 1
litr..,4err 'Our 41tarfare,,10,,threatened with
segiqTA:Ol4 6 O.O, O PP it.4 I O 9 AS BI PAP I Ft, tat -1
the - ,symplithies,:,,,of . the whole ' world' should 1
lrir.h4tatagij .. excitedrthati anxiety :to ,pe in- I
fliiined=of , leich 'Separate mevement shonldlie:l
iiiiiilfesieenverYsibbre i l iet tam' MindeffOf:
Mtpi k whose fortunes and wiled° lives !hang
tireilhillig in Abe- icale 'of' deittlif,`ibeild bb;'
filled; 'with : reartg'fiireiredingClthat stelik-
Ai°‘Bl4.ll:4/d'"Ani"i'?iiirC-,-ekna le`av'e;) and'
that' bearded ' _ wealth,` yesterday as precious,
, . ,
gold;_,ihould,,,ber,oonierted;with, , , niir,aeadons
lapidity;intortorthless PaPor. 'WO.•one who
has studied the records of the past cart con-
tit:4ll4' , another -,„fileropean I:far without a
Idadder•!: , % l4l 4 . it ;:wlll,' inflict' "'incalculable
Mii(eyy uptermillions .of .tier is inevitable.
That it ,ixitiiiikeefiniisting.dinasilee,ilestroY
Political. &Visions that have beemthe work of
'.,keitntipli t atii*ciietrifet the map auThiropei,is
Jaut)m.prelm a ble., :That'll May give tettedeign
trodden nations of ; the , bids World extended
Et
olfital liberty' knit subitantlalrOwards for the
Aeriihle : evila which , the,strif4, let it result as
`it-will', Milt entail npott Minn, is posirible. If
.9 0 40ttd,,
..i,,-44.,hitic:ndin.PliPhed. The War Will
a serveJa,ttsefaliand beneficent rexpose ; if it is
1 onfi r it W,Al,lPiiiiie,:iiitO' Many bloody Oreg.
1
ilas,.4hielt / , have' preceded , it,- but,. another
carnival of fiendish carnage, disgraceful to,
tl4 4 6Aniti;iater 'rnid . 'UnWorthy rif.the dignity of
.man.,,,tlTottilaiiriraid More complete& areas°
lain'citir,ins off-the United States than a great.
'fart ?idea) . f. , a' people of. equal, nuinerical
strength:and resources. We can well imagine
ihat'anxious pint,' higb reselVes, intense, ex-
I liternenkerni,wonderful exertions each a con- , ,
- itest'W,ortiti l inspire ',,anacrog no. In Europe,
Jrrinee'Ailitiiit,Rintela, and Saidinta—haldng ,
4173 aggregate pepulation•nearly five fames Al
a large as one , own—are -alteatlY enlisted In the,
ithpenditife:itruggle, and' - theli',Vast Military.
strength and: mamines admonish us of. the
Magnitude ef i the:approabliing contest; and the
Jeitibie','sji tiekof Contlintiniboste we Must an
-55r ,e';',liiifiiidi'AV3:iVpiti‘ii.`to , iti9'' *Ai' 1111),
iiin*, - .o{iit)inta,,axid Austria`, apd , the itriMe
diatefiretext fir:Rip the Italian policy of the
*latter Feiwerd., , Italy, !nag
~ the Cynosure
‘Of, iiie.„WOriC--though • She has giien birth
'to the e gieatest:giants - of the, human race,
4.. 4,9*9.01..e,4, greater influence upod)in-
mak.destiny.than any -other - portion of the
11 )46 i th. 030 'n4 --.. 4 01 , bold, supreme sway
411 . , :tir,"41e ;.known ;, earth;' ; though her warriors
hare corrquered, , her poets have charmed, , and
bOA s tf it, m m l n A490.'1110, mankind - nom
ieeding;lonairate, and helpless;. 4: mere de=
?pendent: urbritlie - ',whims % and.. capriole of
Atakora over Whi e ti,Were once her abject Fro
eincea.!,-Amopg ber States, Sardinia haa for
ioniel Years `plat Shone' pre-eminent,for ,-the
,wisdom.and ; : liberality of. her. „goveriunent.
Xille,deepetienr has the pall of mid
))lEht over er nearly, all otber portions ormii . alf
territory,, sku4oo,)l,bfrjial instincts of the pee:
rielrevebeimpelk in die* by a tyranny as
elentless;_„ is 'tti's world' , 'eive.tiyitnesse:4l,, trio,
'Oltionor of t igOidtobii have enjoyed a-benign
~ VlP):; r4 kifteo' !T0t1 3 01 3 , 'oo4 :an 'enlightened. ]
1. 9 , 4 44., , 1 4i*grovitih ient, . until'; theic.4"
lerown : , ;101 -be ; .; worthy , 'representatives :: of
tli!):iino4 taMe;',of their long down - trodden '
,ortrettry;arridAl he regarded as the beacon light,
ortfow:!itater, npllonsitges.:' To''all 'tint!? pot
popular Siii4 l o94 l ,:ilgoi bie liiiii 4.r<i n g l Y .
iapposedz =She learulealier Italian dominions.
, btd , ehlithle,poWer; and - embed the aspirations
9 1 ‘,OPP=i4go,h 1 , 00 bjP'etts hY tho'atern,lhadd or
milliary , ynittland.byeavagecrafiittes disgrace
,firfto.,,thesiii- - liiiidinelpil Cause of cord- '
idainti'llgestAtirdinia id this Moment i is,
thfit'Yitre:tieiample! of•'•thelatfer,". and the
404.4g,„_,.-#4.)14:-'ol9fati':Ah'o-ichitliiip! of
A "4 0. 4,Poiii': -111 IlPY.',edlereit , _ Italian,
#444. , --e*Ne,rqiho':"Putialoulce;'"ti;Atta-`-
*istri* c o4V-ctifOiltfiVaini6 ,Pet46llll
- , danfer'lat
OtAiNksitiatiorilietElaranitillatered , war against
)4144.W..0400.fOtiglizfir:04-toip, (the
littid:.xiVer Alit maiiii this Sardinatit :Wimps:.
$ 7 600431145fria41 1 6.4119;:iifti Offila4lnc
in Lidl44o of4ProtraCted and - terribliiiiMi.., l
- filet in the'crossing of O:hi-Rubicon by ilutien
ah 4 tke' - filite, Of.. Bairrtm. The Anstrlan,
7nreet4i arairavrais been
,dietingalithed for
the tynacitYotits bold npoo ifo Posseasions,
itAiiehe,i(eteri.lfich4f tirrritorY - thOt_it `can
'aifirdr.7 o :hiOrce Or:Osatd, with the deterinina.
Iyittlarad . old Mitier irl heisrdiUg•ug his_creeterie
M141":004..1,4 ri.iiiiiiiiir" 6 r the:rtillte; or th4:l
veeplo - "1.40-intiebli thilrreilaces aro no more
r:retiPeetetktherfittirey Were `rnerelreaste`jrpon
'ii”,„.., 1 0 : -1 /0. ( ,4:4 4 b 11 0 1 It jOidkcilioitoJOn. Jn.
rtti' , Rpeleets' •Waris. life whOle,.royal • tangly
iiti_Aliettially ~oiv id !.• opidit4lly"Co`gpur. •
61** -4,7q01; tiviii;i l 4 o o4ii, loiand `of I
loikTitits'dominioni And
,- , Trampered , pride
Xf.,:feirfte . 4iir." , ti,V43;",d O Y WM ; st*e 'e - very
Aolier * ,et*fieare they can coniMand,:and tbp,
life of eyerystbjeitlipy can press into their
iair)tlie ';:ritiOn the „Continuance of their ace,
potic-rl i de-in .Itili; and they will nee every.
.Infertleti ,possible to deetrey:all vestiges ref,
fh;Preseetliperty of ,the, poopto `Of ,SOrdhihs.
-- in , ,Fraloof the war le the ' moat po'prair,,
ilioi 3 OfitiCifthat; Voutoldii.orirsolr over Made.
Oftlii'.*,:witirr,Or,:tanno kind ts, to sOirp
'extent, 'a fieeese4ty,;: . to ?gratify' the martial ,j
pride ofliiilichnitryl,:acd, pie certainly could
sint.,have,ensaged in fflie that , 'would "Iyixo i
l beettyrmpre [congenial to the ! feelings or
,filklclniitry... - '7 As the: troops destined for.; ltaly - poised through the streets of Paris and
,other cities, °tribe eVe of their departure - to
41tir.fisioaft#: war, they were greeted with en.
lbuidardic idemonatrations of' applause. - The
Watlitcordistliyappr.ted by the
, Freuelf peo-..
_pier.r„i' ifiaiteinat Austria, their `ancient foe,
the:dtatighty 'champion of despotism; that,
'Atithe
~ dti`ye Ortheir ' early Striae Sent forth
-,her`rumbis to tight-Quixotic .battier • for. the
itnelent-abinrdltyof the divine right of kings,;
. 91 4.. ,to .. 'rae t ' el l Plien,Fraime an Anfarnoni • find
.reptfdiatedidynaity.., , ,-
7stfiti - iffkr la; nominally, at least, waged in be.
'half :of Liberalism in Italy, upon Italian soil;
and
j ail the Frencleiroops are marshalled to
:Alni seat of' War, the- recollection of the tri
intriptiker,the, great Child of Peattuy upon the
same theatre)? recalled„ixod their renewal IS
Pigerlk-eiVi!eelkkilerilly anticipated. In the
wrir'..tit Prance and-England against Russia,
ile?„,,lo:/Osteltd Or: 44ting the selfish and
cortitradYl- - Eart, of Austria, actively particlpstati i
in" theetruggier and her bravo troops shared
fifthe glories of the campaign is
the: Crimea.;: Thiselaimil French sympathy
tuts been:further strengthened by the matrinio.
'o4 l4. ,Oo l o4.k ) etßiC.,..e n6 l l 4?A t tSh te l of fYO Icing
~of, Sardinia, and rrince .re 4roLEthf. Thns,
o if tr i e d 4 4 ;if -so': adinirable:, poppop -to.
cenirgied 'fini;:,SyMpathies "of her 'people,
'and , tozeicite ' her. troops._to the display
of, these mighty,eneggies, teso of that Iron
derrilbrailltary 2elcill, which have repeatedly
',elicited , - the , aetenishment and admiration of
,
1 .f4usete naturally feels anxious for revenge
against Austria' for h er d uplicity,. daring the
:Primman,watf, after theßussian troops bid as.
sided to crash the gungarian rebellion; and
ahrralaeiprebably, his ulterior Objects.: , . ,
-:?, ikEPairflilininfluince of Lows *omen
las-long been• of a dominant character; it is
;', 1 4 1 01.-04 1 hie , lhat„ilhe„could by, Any means
bo induced to enlist against him in the preeent
COnflict. If-Shit acts at all, she will be more
iiptt.,e , exert herself, is hid favor than against
,fdrarliiideld,,,One,ef. -- the prevailing , fears ia
.teglantfsiii:thatahe has already entered into`
a . eacriit a compact with France and Russia. ' ..,
—1,!16.-goilitii4; the publle Mind hae.beep territ
hip exercised by recent events. 'The popular
,Serittinent:',9l, the c ountry 'demands neutrality
ItVilidArresent, contest t ; and when it is repel,
lectedwhit an immense debt she has incurred
' a liy. s l - I(err'foreer interference' in 'Continental
;ItPlitle.lit.nndliewlittle benefit has been realised
..by.her pemeledrom the extra Ordinar y, expendi
larrooftd which they , have been subjected, wis.
dieri*tenl 6 elearly to dictate that she should not•
itindimailr'aMietiVe participant In the struggle.
'lt -tit' iltiehirr stitisrmen should isper , S'
/41446 Veit Obits to prevent the4ar; for, it is'
If.liP4l/400 Alt Ann,lo l4 but little whileshe
.rnaiiiilitll4oll.;,Xtime,.,Vierter of world ,
I, o o o4o olotiveparitirnerit l against Austrian
etweiltiesi,andararbirrities,in.ltaly prevailed,
yivittee "samettai her statesmen, have long
iritarded„,„,'o4',.preservitldif of the Austrian
ititrdifentlirtarteberiatyWelnard to ' the
' MOO -74 f lio Wee th , Efithile, acd:,rnenyor
them consider , a combination btitscresh two
'enehpowerfal nations Ste France and Russia,
inimical to the safety of their own "fast-an
chored Isle."
P
OP]
Public 4rflit*lf actiY ,
x3lgpcidlatatiendriatie,'theltiatifintAt the Aea•
`dt4Y, .14ifeWen'Satuiday,-.arid the'nerformance Lotteirthint
eflthis Oraterieliof thisAreationMe the same ice r ree d i - 00 itai.: ress . ,
place; in theLeVeningi were decided 'sitooesses. The . • - ' • - A.E6cy Ib , 1859,
Tho, fait weekly statement , of. the Treasurer of
latter,' thane nithe sPiendid'oboral ability of the
Handel and Baydn Sootetio.rai a'rich treat to the-'the "United States °XMAS an Immo of .'eineniii•
l evelle r store d music—the ttriest.::tatiaie‘ in the tures o'yer 'reeeipts; " The amount remaining in
tho Government "Coffera is slightly over six mil. ,
world. At the Matinee, the oPerntef "Lucretia
_Borgia ?..wort. Performed. With rill'our recolleo- lions.. Between now and next December this
'hone of Sontag and 'filial frr the "rule peomiles - to entirely vanish, unless there shalt
we aro bound to acknowledge' that Gazzanlga wee bejney,eased receipts from,onstorne end lanl Falco,
in or a rigid abolition of needless offices arid Useless
Cr r aMl C 11: A 9 g Y h e a t h " l t s ! B ia g i 17 ? , - euntrsiots." An extra of - all things; most
Obissiro - and Luerezier firetmeet, and in' to be avoided by Mr. B colmn,. Bo le never., se
e Al ly et a lib i lcan tb e e s:
- receives the IWOVoOetion which easy as' henthe,nryingayes of three hundred and
she so trogiodlly . avenges, being only -a - prologue. more Congressmen are ;ray from .his D‘pc;tl
Gaszanigatstingingin .this:vian. masts as it, hoc ments, and they are powerless to nit for the '*by
betin knob lasti year :-=exhibiting fallingicif in and wherefore, and the like unpleasant detaiis of
jI Bees Offinte'and 'sweetness', and -an. increased family affairs. , is dire necessity, then, which
forces him to out off : his patronage in the way-of.
Customhouse appointments, and to close up.,the
lamas had mar of constant performances., roc our ,
4iitCite:el7.7froraat,viloit'llesifi'llioenneo7t',6ift'isptofweet. ierletrt,iewihihightheor
stream ,of geld. that has - been flowing into the
"pafther , - rniesatisittotory singing on. Saturday racketSof the oreilarld.einil dent/actors Never
was the .11 n et,tWith ,Gianare`, t$ Arne tna,l , the I , theism, it is pretty clear that 'the Administration
Prelegue, Whioh.wriewerthy eflming encored.' ; "wilt ask Tor-new loans, • This "will bring an Ahe
In Act 1, Gazziniga displayed: her,ushal
taiiff for disoussion. A protection fervor demos
•
'Moths privret, and ., the , trio,Witht the „Duke and
' :upon one b an d . an d a f ree .t za d e frenzy, en , .. 040
encored: These perfolmers
were other. It is a
,blesSiag that.the country is :in a,
,indledentatthe'end of
,Act and 'fully merited condition of, prosperity, so _ this vexed Mrs
.the ovation. :z . the Seesinci set; 'strOile,tO, 43'0 tion of. a, revision of tho tariff - can ho'deelded With
43aviseigatfaslifeless and Inetfeedie, and' Titan a,due regard to the.horier.and:the interests of all
theieartairifilr net a single pair. of-hands gave the States.: ' • ' ' t‘,
even 'a tolitaiy Sech,a; ',binge s - from -While, everybody concede's. that Mr. Dallas had
warm enthrislasm of ailmfration to marked , eel& "discharged his duties at the court of St. dames
near wag very deoid,ed—but not' unaccountable. ' with infinite credit to himself and honor to the,
Stefan as Gann-aro was better,master of the music United States and,thoPentocratio party, yet Wilt .
a . constantly-re - earring query—Why does
is: - He was most suoCessful in the,
Buchanan retain him ?. bralted froMthe
ociroCrted FloOnsa was More than 're
speotable as tho 1it4.," - W 0- 'cannot congratulate first hours of 'this Adoilnistration that'both Mr,
Miss who iaa favorite of oars, upon the, Dallas ;and Mr. Mason, Would be superseded at an
`manner, in she, sang the lirindisl, Aot early day, the ono at Partiandthe other at 'Lon
ger:voice ban no great range, and i.he'lsomod to' do'n.' Time bait - passed, and :now than
slpg,earelessly. - : Her Notion urrW:absurd.' Shb is two yeareof Ala term to, riin;.Mr. Buchanan still
supposed; to sing to heiocinnanitais the gage, ' retains them, Rhose who were hero knockthat
hist,larising mini from . them; went -oleo to i it was not , denied in the Unian,rer by the favored
footlights, and sang it to the audience, - Actors feW 'of the • White - Douse, that those gentlemen
lieVe =generally--found cut, whatfew, singers seem l refere either to resign or to ha recalled, 'Why is
yet ~. tware of, that they should perform as if they . '
Mr. Dallas not recalled?, For this reason - Home
did not know anysuolt , ,thing as the presence of ass the Southern States have spoken out boldly for,
, au di ence . , _ . - ' I Dallas is the nominee of the Charleston;Nenven
_
This. evening Robert le Diable, t' will be re
peated, with the previous oast, and we hope that ,
ninoh Of the musts will 'not be out emit. Thia la I
annenneedniGarsiniga farewell appeararke,
Prier to hit Aa'plirfirrel from Bdrope."' What if
ells demi no' depart? . What ifwe shall be told, by I
and bye, that the disturbed state of satanic° lute i
prevented, or rather will prevent, her venturing
upon the jonr,ney ?=, If ehe Mozart ,revisit Europe,
!we pan assure Madame. Gaz.saniga, a kind, reeep-
Vert en her aerie:ad vipit Itere- 7 partigularly' If:slap I
onlargeher, present limited repertoirihy the ad
ditief!-of a foviiieWoperes. ' 1
Mr, *Lid Sidlivan's • seaohd engagement at
Walsint•street Theatre, oloaed 'on Saturday even=
ing, , When he played , in '" bon Ciosar de Easart,? -
far the benefit of the lady-Impale of the eatablish
mint..., The men:there of the. stook company libe
mallymolunteeredeir_ services on this oecapion.
fn addition, Miss, Anna Cruise and Mr. H. A.
Parry, who formerly belongedfo ibis theatre, (and
whom the.pablic,' would be glad 'to see again, in
likeoinseity,) also played ; - on this cioaelon. Thorp' ,
,
was no announcement, - we believe, 'that the per-
formaneee Were for Mrs. Garretaon'tt benefit,. bat
•
the home was orowded, and with a truly fashiona
ble auitenoe. it was, indeed, by far, the fullest
house . of the 'eeePon, and; as a Perional tribute of
respect and regard, muse hays been Very gratify:
log to thelfirserksors. „
, This evening.. the French VompanY'frem New
,
Terk, give the firat of three nightie performances
at Walnut- street Theatre. On this cushiest there
liriets - inore'nennetent authority, in Philadelphia, •
than thilble and ilegant,,dramptio (mile of the
Tronso'ripi, and We. take leain 'to lay her ob
aerv,allone before our readers:
"" To return to thaFiesteli 4oMpatcy. It has Met
with the Teti greeting succhaS in New York.- It
qa a aarefullytselected dirtniatio'corps,- with pretty"
.women, dressed with-Parisian , elegance, and the
rough artists-and men of 2 vrell-kdoneed merit:
There is true Parisian neatness!' in the emenol4,
a,sdw bli ova that
the'h 11ailph iiyblio!il
acitteviegrilathoh.n it yedairattrnt
he , 11 pie onl4f44lYis"ieglndree:
g,i3;lp:tti,(f. Poirlegasonii.aw.by
Emile 4uster, a writer of the present day, who
etwiedlei have - row the vogneefSerlbe's, and have
infinitely more solid merit time his over possessed,
Thieldetle le irs comitlY , of 841411,11 k with eery
little eetislevimt,reelete with the fin.. 4 b us h es e r
wit niidsareasens. In the first act, we are Jold by
tiaetoi (M.,Loba) - that, laving ' inn ' , through his
frirtitne,
„he, by Oheictie, in searobinte after , money
bandhpa; m anse' in .- corded .with M,Poitter: a ear&
tailed and millionaire, what beccaning interested in
'oir gaVa htm his atialrbter and a MtiliPti dollars
They.s.are, ail- living together ig,;„ magnificent
samssion,"the father-in lavegreatly,eitiMerecrtiud
ppmeishat afraid of the high rank4inetriantere and
noble 'friends' of his ion-in-law. . Gaitou confides
- ,Widirrstesse3sp/Montmoyrou,-,Giat he is
perfeitly ;Indifferent to hie young skife,Whout be.
however,. aoknowledgea -.ie.< be both . miereL e u4, - _
pretty; end that - he hi still - bound In the charms
of an - old ;intrigue with Mme! de Afontisty, for
:whew Sake eng,ased to fight a duel- Mean.
Attest - , ina..dialogue betereen,Potrier and Vordelet;
we find the seeratof Foirierte Conduct," which bee
been p sepret ambitiou , tv,arrtve, by means of his,'
`kin-in-law. Id howl and ti tie. = 'Veld {dot laugh)]
uthim; pereuades him that•he is the dope of
his spu-in.law's extravagances. -Poirier, hgwever,
thinks ,that. be ;needle of his, indulgences ; and Ile'
shellinduoahis son-in-law to pin the party in
power; (Lents- Philippe,) and abandon his tradt
tlonsa,,those. of-the , oneiers: rigim ,' At. dinette,
ansaptimic , swhals3he spoiled obild of,both the
.eltiMen,.,telle theme that abp'is perfectly aware of
her Itusharare hiditferetuie to Iser,,bnt reveals that
,:slilininekin lore with him., M. Plerier,besideg
r Wig a millionth his daughter, had engaged to
141 w his debts ; but finding indulgence hss'not,
'nuoceeded; with' his- son-sn-law,- he commences
severity:. iloscgrdittgly, , sA a meeting of the
itredliete, coMpounds with hiltit A ., Ippiond of
'paying the whole sum. Viaten is indignala at
titre, 'saying' that the' word 'of as nobleucen'ninst
'be redeemed; . and that his was given - for 'the
whole Gem. The diediten Feint. rather than get.
teething ; when Antoinette, ot whorl the fortune
IS settled, comes forward and pays the whets.
Totrier is foiled in the hold he supposed be had
on his sons in•law. Ifs now proceeds to reduce the
establiebtxtent; and deprive -Gatiton,of every lux
ury,
,garteu takes it yery, :goodocaturedly, and
sPoirier;,deottirad Ny,hlp manner, depresses hie am
•Qeston, buntora him fpr tome time, and
- theerittugbi tit MM. - Petrie:, irritated, reproaches
-him lot all:: he, has given „him, and strives jo
humble, him. Gaston, who had begun to love hip
wife; now grow disgusted, Mid rushes, opt to loos
All 'appointment' with' Wee,' de Montgay: Tea
Duke then reveals to Antelnettb,' deeply Balloted
at her httsband's change. of manner, the cause of
her father's conduct. Antoinette determines to'
stand by her karband; tlOugh she feels that'her
happineas is in danger . , lor Bhp divines that she,
has a 'The Duke balteenfessilic it, at
that' initant, - a letter is brought for Gaston. It
proves to be, from hitne.' do Pdontgay, and l'etrier, s
,without hesitation, opens it. 110 is indignant;
shut Antoliettp apolde, her, father for worrying
ber - hicsband, and thmfbelpg tke sauce of her un
happiness. He r 'however, braves' Gaston; apd
threatens Gaston with' an expose of , the whole, be:
ginning,by compromising limo. de biontgay.
order tes Aspire s her, Gaston consents to all his
father.ist-law- arks shim ;, that. is, to' sin the
Government, and solicit its favors. Folder, how
ever save that hie daughter, is greatly irritated
And that ithe hap declared she will have an open
geparatipp... -Me appeals to, her. She refuses all
reeopeiliation, and -demands the Jitter from her.
lather.
_Tie lives.it to her ; then, turning to Gas
-ton, sbe exclaims, "To save your mistress'you
gave up yqur honor., I restore It , to you ;", and,
tearing the letter she throne it into the fire. Gas
ton ponces pp ,to her, full of love and, gratitude
but she turns from hig; and declares, henceforth;
they are strangers. ;Peltier. again disappointed,,
determines stilt to humble Gaston ; hut Perdelet,
who consults the happiness of A.ntoinette, thwarts
him, and deolares to Autoinette her husband's
ropentanee and his love for her. She is some time
before she forgives him; thee; as a proof of love'
she asks him to glye, up the duel, lie refuses
. .t Tan sacrificed ypirr honor for your mistress, and
will' not for yourer3lo.' , Paton popsents. Then
" - :tette
Anteinette, eritbraoing him, ellitam to redeem
his • honer, as dear to her as to ,him Ile is
about to go, when an apology irbrought. All are
happy. (Aston, recognising that employment is
the true diginity, et'man. Were to hemline the
partner Of Ve rdedet ; but Verdelet, presenting hie
Mena , with the ohatea.n of Premien, the ;young
Ooliple retire together to their estates leaving Poi
nter clan, in Paris, still hankering after titles,
boners," end position. The "Bengal Tiger," the
firee, is well knoirn , fif English."-
Mrs. Duffield, who has long been a favorite.
with' the .Philadelphia publio, takes her boo t,
at Walnut sifeef Theatre, on Thursday, evening,
and, together with the dilly at i raptive perfoirn ,
anoes, the line old comedy of , t Town apd Country , '
bevepraiented. 7e Commend the fair lady
,to the gallantry of, 6° public.. Mr. Rogers has a
benefit onitrlday. 4.641°h-street Theatre, Messrs.
Wifeatlerte glarke have been presenting some
the sterling and standardcomedies, srhloh pleased
our fotttiits 'And fair to delight our children's
children else: The fitook company hero Is Ono of
the beet' in 'Merle - a—surpassed only by 'Wallach 'e,
'qt New York The parka manner in wbloh every
drama brFp le mounted and noted would astonish
the manager% ) jtot.Olity' et' New York, but of
London,, That flue, comedy f‘ The Pollee of a
Night,!? -will . ' he' played' this evening. Pretty
Emma Saylor, who le',4onne an wall an belle, tow,
her benetA to•marreW aVening, z and the rdeoee are
Oid Heade and SYoung ifearta" and ,! All that
Glitters not Ciald." -OA Friday evening, Ear,
iihtir;:en podwortli, wb - o, ha a musioat director - of a
theatre, Las no supeilAr,,,se . araely an equal—in
Anierloa, taken a boaePt., IT. dplaryes a tremoa
'dens Masa, ' • - . ,
Paropater, who
,composo; as wall as slags,
ballads, and uiaele each dopsrtramit, Vth givo
Ms entertainment, this evening, skid oa Vadnes.
day,: atlidaeleal Fund „ It ineludei "the
lyrics 'la ' "Tennyeen's " Princess," 'Which Air
Dompster has married - to' inipartal_musta..."l'he
publtd may expent a
•filotionongh's Gaieties are going (hind,w9nder , 7 "
bon' got -a laughable - bile.dut To p.
' 7 , l i i ii).oo; lrr idditioa 'tn . the etinding dish of fine
d!trioltig; - end '4l:push g Pthiopittn: •
Fanny rafreat , is
Mr. - So allat4 whola wa rhoollecit as a promising,
palee.tikblig;:and 'reliable Performer at Walnut
streptlhentteAhaa' bionyerpuieentsful at Lap's.
villa Theatre, where fdainerlta ae, 4ionindlan - yreie
tnest tunaessful,-.antVitil the
-local ~journals praise,
tint hiciat-sOarmly: Go Is , golpg goutb, sop be.
Ilovir,"as Orleans; -
Tux amount of tax collected for militia pur
piaii by the Oity 7 reasnrer s Is amid to be $290.
THE pfiEsS.—PMLADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1859.
B Y MIDNIGHT
den. Tho name of Dallas promiSes in the South
to be more potential than that of Badman : if
he were recalled, in a brief space it certainly
would be. Ho'daugerons an enemy must be kept.
in England; and he continues' our- Mintieer:Flork
potontiary to that kingdom, not because the Wash
ingten regime Would pay him a Oomptimentoehlets
really hie czar Cone deserytklititto get rid of a rival
candidate for the Presidency.; Mi . Mason has
also done Ws duty as our Minister to France.'
Why the understanding has been unfulfilled as to
hinit don't know. It can't be that ho has sweet,
to throw his weight in the spates for Buebentlalll,
1860.-.,, , •
When all Europe drifts , inevitably to general
war,- and the United d'States becomes concerned for
her cottonend tobacco Ointment and. the ceniu,
mess of her vast exports, it is net, strange that
everAeye is turned to Austria who lifts her arm
'far the flint blow, and that journalists and politi
cians ere'eeger to grasp everY7item of information
of her strength and the wondelfal'progreseshs' has
made unheralded since the pars of 1815.-We have
Intervals, important interests 'at stake, and under
Or diplomatio system agepts have been 'appointed
at fat salaries . te
° notch ever and preteet them.
Who are those agents in Angrie r ?, licoir . it'this
Blue Book. . , 'shore they are ; ..lfehn i g. - Jones,
!}gorge Washington T 4 lprojtt, Edward ~ 0.- &Bee ;
Stephen 8. liernak, and Ferdinand 1 1 . Sarmiepte.,
Those are the representeilres .of Mr. linehinan,
and those are the men In 'isi:Mse tutnilihare beets
mistrusted the: honor and, rights; of the ,United
Stistes. Not one'ef"tbem has a name to engender
confidence; riot one of them Ilan abilitits• of even
ordinarY respectability, not one of Mein deserved
,the office he received , but reoeived it, ;alone tote=
.. ..
,buts, an ,Intelligont i people
. fijid to reward Caro
who could sink principle to bow,ai the ahilne of a
pretended presidental demi-god. :' - •
Mexico indubitably Is the meet unfortutiaterta.
},tonality in 'eaiseence: . iter historyjor 'thirty'
r E • f i r s, ta like a - horrible dream, full -of - ghastly
- shapes; and bergs. of ono form -of " beauti."The
rierth'is against 'the south and, the muddle States,
Fad - then , the sentlt-,fs- agalmit the othes t Arie ,
Church influence, pontende upon ththattle teld
with, the 'military replt,.! So the„ctoyernsneiltims"
tottered} to its fall, and a'
.13tr;ioan confederalan
'of the nrasent , 'elemenin hea Ineomelaultnßatir
'Witty, - A yearage it was expected tbat:thistooo
would ge mit from ourilmits for the formatlin of
a northern - reriubile, eoinposed ' of- Duraneand
the three or cur surrounding States. ; ppr,, OM
.„
s ia
.resson the projeet, fell -through,. but - it le.pru, hie,
that It will Stmotied.this year.-. 2 They,h4i h few,,
of palconalltief.:governMeitt,4o all ills,,
In thg l eoldeqtiori of tissie , they . ware sie'verf , got.'.
tea, ta4o4a the: . ; iiittl4o9l,:or the 544.14.4 4 -0,
dtens they 'were-u. , .-- 'T ..; , .Asiriirdit . " . . , -VrtUV - '
llfirlklol.leatatramatin Mtge: oltie'SMV,'“eiini, -
and lannenseminerid ielouipes.Alsetlift - attract. -
Amerieln emigration:t The :distnemberment will
not take plaeo,witbout a rightAtet..rt : Dwelt tvlth'
Texas,so it will be with the new.fretablieltet
will °rine out of the.'contest,T,tO ut'sretuninc the,
high read of a petulant and prospetnflith'ilart:
I learn thafa le t ter Was sent to the •Preeldent
expiessive of the eiMeternation orrottedbfihtind
vent 'in; Philadelphia - of the 'tem.-John Appleton;
of Maine, Aesistent Secretary of Id tate,ln inti Mate.
aompaniooship ;watt a lire-oak. coneaotor,,who
was rewarded for, his poottolory ossietuice to elect
rhfulleohanno„.•
~ ~ - - t r . -
This alarm arose from 'a feavinthi' i caimdef tho
writer of thelettergast. the priblie Would biaon
firmed faits' hellef'that Me. ilnetk i nan . himieff
lei' personally odgnisont of,- andinpproiid of,
.the irregularities oliarged in Mt.: Sherman's
scathing 'exposure made 'at Cis' ;est* - eesssiqn;
Whilst - this • intimacy 'surprised thtiAdministra
thm ppn in .Phlladelphle,,it wse ;Arians . In this
city that, du r ing the, pest winter, 4.ld,whitst, the
investigatione were going on, Mr. Alpieton was a
constant yisiter at the room of lir: Swift, at
Wllleid's. Mr.
,Swift is it, shrewdri intent
gout" person, ;end knows Men as w I as thirties.
in
The en "Who' _could' open , the • lowa =of the
White House 'to Mr. Wendell, to tgivo him. a
'pllite at the , Fresident's table In ' ffundjya,
Mont which tile' wisked :werl.4 vral ex cluded,
could-easily open the door_ to.,ottseps. Wks frer
centoges paid or to bo paid,-if any, 4aq ho 'clown
to the President, bat certainly not yet to lit ga
ping crowd. Was it thiaugh Mr. Apploion'Ort-
OlieriCe, or the influence of the Piesiierit himself,
Met Mi. s wift was induced to lean stir: Weniell,
during the lost year, 1520,000 to support thn 4642
of the Administration? • ' = ~,.
;It is stated that Mr. ;Appleton. on his , Metro
from Ustinp, where, b e goes, to leave Ids family will
,take up isie sosidenee - at the , Wititi Ifoora pad
constitute, ono. of :the President's family., MS
oppportuntty for,proouring effloes'orjobs for. ose
who are willing to Pay pi a Wash! Atini vesture
of this kind; will thus be pea* enbaneedyl !All -
'that ha's now to be' &MO is to walk ni to the Ti its'
Rouge, ring the bell, and Inquire for Mr:Am:top ? .
• Cot. Florence, the 'distinguished Represenative•
from your First Congressional Dietriet, now h.this,
- city, is weeding wroth at the defeat of hiti.tieTti
&rou t e, of Philadelphia, fqr Bqperintendlat o,cl
Public Printing.. The Colonel had' earned, end
Severna had earned, this place e 0 ‘utleP*dli
even to kti. Ilene; for ipth have dime that best
for years to keep J. B out of the Prisideneyond
both have always, till 1857, been thaorgans t his
fees. Col- Florence Is loud and baterin is de
annotations of the appointmentof Heart.,
, Occastonn.
Lettpr from ft Tpttehstor.l,
fOorreepondenoo of The kresif.l
- • ,Wcenrotrou,Mal4
' There hi quite an important once hofore i to At
torney General at present at ilko ingtormo ?iLord
Lyons. Tho British Rinieter go,t4nrifie :trson
of ono of the deputy marshals ofi the dtto of
Michigan, under the Asuburfcitt linty, suitor n
violation of Alio British 'waters. • The lees are
thew.: „ •
.• •
- An 'attachment against the schooner Canted, of
Lexington, , Oapt. Jones, WWI placed in the ands
of Tieputy Marshal , Ty ler. To escape this ;mess
of law Capt. Jones earried his vessel;into thiEog
lieh waters of the lake. Tyler folictived hit, and
the result was the shooting of Tones, - whodod on
the American side. ' Tyler has been tried ii , mar
dor; convicted of manslatighter; tined ontiollar,
and o`onfieed thirty dais. This 'tauten* was
norairieVand the prose of Retroit le diyiee es tO
the morality or want of morality, involmlii, it.
Lord Lyons demands the body of Tyler, itimur
der in .Britiett waters, under the Ipth anion of
the. Ashburton treaty. Ail the pqr , ties tithe af-
fair are Atom:leap, qs, is the schooner; aid Lord
Ly.one' bails hie oTalm‘ on'ttiegroiands th4lyler,
having committed murder in: Brltieh ter s ey,' le
amehable,.to the conditions of the treat md 19,
ire point of fact, a fogitiVe" tram jrnstieelAs the
19th section of the treaty will Wendt* re :
fprrpd to, I give it complete, as follows :
Airrona•X It is agreed that the illinitiitates
and her Britannic AlkiselY Shall, upon m 11 re
quisitions by the r m. or their ministers; °thee, or
duthorld ea tee peotively msde;'dallyor up Oltstice
all persons - who, being charged with theno 0f ,,, .
murder, or assault with intent to pommit Irder,
qr piracy, or arson, or robbery. or forger., ,r tbp
utterance Of forged- paper,' committed .Wihil tee
jurisdiction of either, shall seek an n'syluoT chill
li e found within the territories of the oth Pro.
vided, that this shall only be -dine hpon' re ovi:
donee of criminality as',ucoording 16 t lime of
1
the where thefugitive or person a Snrged
shall he foundorould justify'hls apprehe on and
commitment' Tor trial, if the orline or etbso had
there'bome oolumitted ; and the respeothjudges
and other ,magletrates of the' twk Governante
Shall have Omer, jurisdiction; and qpthor ; upon
complaint made under oath, to issue a wqst for
the apprehension of dmitiye or person charg
fug
,I
id, that he-may be brotight herein
ea hat tie
suohtiges pr
other Magisrates, respectively+, to tins
evidenoe of criminality may be hoard Sid con
sidered ; god if, on such hearing, the mietioe be,
deemed sulholeat to,eustalri-the charge, ball be
thedptynf the examining judge of trin irate to
'oertify"the aimal° t , lteproper executive *horny,
that a warrant may loose for the surrend,Of such
fugitive. The expense of such appreheion and
delivery shell be borne and defrayed byte party
who diakis he 'requisition, els;i:ihe fotit,
Tyler be given ma' on,_the basis of the,
treaty,ler it trill be obseried that express pro•`
vision {s- made of.reipect for the law of, the Phi" ,
When the fugitive found. Tyler hie tin'
dergoueltrtest of the looality,' with-the result
above ,stitted; etinsecteently as the 4, few ef, the
niece has 'acquitted him of murder, 6(i - recall be
no justification for his delivery to the British mi
nister.
'Failing on these grounds, Lora Lyons may pro._
ttably,advance a claim for Indeurpifloation for the
violation °filet : lab territory hy'an-AMerleau citi•
esti; tihioli cannot be do 'easily disposed of.- • .-
There Is a rumor about the Patent °Moe today,
that Mr. Dlshop either'hae declined,, or will de 7
°line; 'the oommieslonerslip of that °Moe. -
Letter from New York.
POLITICAL NOVELIENTS : EXPERIMENTING,POR ;TEE
. STATE CONVENTION AND DELEGATES TO CHARLES
NETTEPApER SALE— sTRA-
Kosca's OPERATIC SUCCESSES—MISS DAVENPORT.
[Oortiqondenee or The rtees.)„'
Naw Vona, May 14, ".11359.
The, political waters continue to be agitated—the
gathering of Democratto engineers at the Astor Home
asinine quite IC nutter° among the quid Hunts. The
Hoard had some friend, !erode the beiee eoore, who
divulges the followleg particulars. The Sort Shell!,
now in secret conclave at the St. N'ohnia• Hotel, are
ottelitating plane forthe ext'notion of all that remains.
of the Herds in 'hie Stite: The Bolts contemplate the
idea r oi Introducing the Preildentisf election question at
the Orme/sullen to be held th's fall for the a.lection of
State officers and that bnth questions will be mixed up
'toge•her end farther; that instead of the delegates to
the Charleston 'Convention. for selecting a Democratic
ondidate for President, being elected by the people, 1t
is intended that the Soft Shell State COMMittee, or StaCe
Convention, should appoint them. The Hands toik
alarm; and from' various parte of the State assembled
on Tuesday last, at the Astor Nome, In order to send a
protest against this course. Among the Herds of New
York present was Airgustni Schell. There were only
three or four representatives of the Empire Oityr, while,
strange to say, there Were sixty oil seventy teem the
country, from this shores of Vele, Ontario., Champlain,
o.p-age, Senses, Canandaigua, Chemang, the Slave
henna, the Delaware, the Mohawk, and the Iludeon.
There were no representatives from the Poet Mee or
Vanoatir Hall. Only the Custom Noose S.as reprosentsd
by its Collector - ""';- •
' After some diseneeion, a committee of conference
Wee arpolute4.; - eel:Misting et Fernando Wood, Rdedn
Oro well, David L. Seymour, and others, to wait onthe
Setts: This committee were instructed on two points t
Virst—that in the call for the State 'Convention to
nominate State rfacers,.it should be distinctly Mated
that the queatton of ;tho Oharlestrm tlloaventton ahonld
net be introduced er .entertained ; that there Was an
necessity for any action at present on that subject
that to mix it up with? the; State election Would belie
sure way to give the State Into the hands of the Blank
Republicans; that to carry the State ticket all mutt be
united-upon It, and the Preeddential question, which
nasyureate divielon, n bo postponed. .The second point
on which the committee were instanoted, was that
neither a State Ootnnilttee nor a State
,Ourvention
called,for other purprees, have Inv power to appoint
delegates to the Qbarliaton (lativention, and that this
of right belongs to the people In their'several districts,
and that the plea of the committee, to have nutty in
Order to have strength, in the plea of deatotiam, nn•
known to Dsmccracy t. that in the 'various sections of
the State the people have a right to exprees through
their delegates their opinions se to the ,bast MAO for
the Democratic party, no matter how d iTorOnt those
opinions may be, and that' when - ill. aides are -heard,
then, sod Mit till then; ought I °bolee be made." The
Ooramittee are to report book to another meeting on the
21ot list ;If the lofts reject these propoalttrua, then
the:garde will keep aloof from them, and leave them
to'their fate.
This council of...nerds, we understand, conedated of
some of the shreerdert Remcgrats of that mentioned the'
party. We understand Peter angler and the BOfte ire
terribly frightened at this movement.: It is said that
Daniel 8. Ricklemon is opposed to it, bnt,thet statement
'MIAS 43C;Ifitintai011.
During the teat are der five thousand th r ee hundred
and sixty-one intmlgrants have arrived here fiord for
eign pert=-over four thotuisnd of them from Liverpool.
The travel to sod from England, by abeiroer, promises
to he larger the present year than for many years rest
Fteemens are now leaving some of the European ports
far New York—three and four a week, each bringing
remunerative returns both in freight and revengers
Newspaper property seems in good demand Mr.
191111inpcon bee , aole,the Neti Weekly for
00,000 to Vieth Street and Francis Breath, the former
long conneotea with him as clerk, and ; the Jitter well
t , ,togat as a story writer for the Dispaici and Wiekiy,
itrikoech la doing a Ens brminale et 'the , Ace,
i
dem .The house" was orestdoelent eveolog to beer
DionolomlOl slog Leos nee •in L a Favorite. for the first
t rye, end after cply throe days , study. , She aohlevet e s
suocess Thlsl'attiorlien, al' 'the vs:wines. every erell-
Ole spot in the building wee onsosirdthe moat deli.
oleos and =hat numerous "trirs.out of crinoline of •the
sessos,. bfarehlek bps Abandoned the idea of giving a
abort moon at the blatropeliten. His artiste, inciadlltg,
Hottest, the , new.blexican prima donne, into/311.00mb .
wheat) . company tenor tha 4i:congest ever combined 14
the (*entry. , hea'udes , Plecolorolui, Oates}, Ma
danteStialielielt,l*;ll,'•Pobion;lli Wilhorat,
Clainitir; c Aniedin s junca, ant Earill. 'Ott' bieudey even.
lug,leseittedaree Serakothleirty . electrified the bones,
innuntiniElte - the character a degrei, of
and draineilapowerriwyweereve,..crrrse r „.....—
svpalset'On_ s our'boarde! Tense Satti will
rooky bgt .etmi in pied fleptember.rprobebly in
Bunntindstila. •-• lbw has the genie., cultivation; .and
knowledge of the stage. that can vesrceitfall'ao insure
(450. Of the most htiilltnt operatic debitswet have had
in Now 'York. • •
Mire Davenport aloes her euenoestul .settion
Siening. She leaven bete with the highest reputation
as art artitit and, es a lady. _The management Of- the
eeteblishment bas been high.toned' throughout, 'tad:
inithst ,rerif opt has imitated the respect of tbeat,a
-'fr.l`l. •• • , •
E7,4' For extensive - Mail of real estate; - Stooks,
elegant libraiT, fatmllttre, ae , see ,Thorniel
Boos' advertisements and clatllogneo.
tz, •
HOePTTAL Oests.-4otin age,d,
Tema, had hia heed lsully,cut by failing ttom'a liay maw
la which he was sleciplaw, on Satardey night, MClullent
Street. near VIM. Ms was dissoytese psterday morn.
leg astllsesik to tie reausylstmii
,
.
Fras.—Dpring yesterday afterneo,D,
tiro einlio 'mit in a anntlrgrodery atorbi equate it front
iild'Oatharthe etrooto' orlghlatel In Ihn'onrobriatidh
Olf a parrot Of gharnoil 'rho dargago wae so u
rd I to be worth ttiollEhig
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Arrival of the Santa Fe Mail.
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Apvlcse FROM riKs's PEAK.
ET too s Mayl4 —.The Banta remelt, with dates to
the 28t nit.; reaebed Independence to day. •
There le no news of importance coctained la the pa
per* furnished.
Three overland malts on the centred tonte , vere. Was-
' The allTtees from Pike's Peak are &spurning, bat
there is no felling off in the emigoation.
T 41014 VrbahiligtOu.
. .
WroMINOTort May It —The War ,Repartaleat' has
4aalgoaledlba follpvlog stations as anhgola for artillery
p-eotlee: Forts 11. 4gelr, Kendall, and Leeyeawro•tfi. in
the depirhgent of the W.:a; forte Clark, la Tezse,
soollianeouVer, la Overton. - • -
The following officers hey. been appolo.ea fropoofora
Brevet Col Ilfuoree, departmerlot the,Wed; Beret
Vent - Cali Neurneo, Califon:di' and theitaa Brevet
Cot'-Blervey Brown , depettmett of the Salt. • • -
Mews Alloy and Pogrom! have been dot•ahod from
tho oomodu d I ottlto steamer!, ritvtor, and Wator Witch.
' Urea. 0 r Thomas has been ordered to the' st4mer
Idlakt/im
Tho following engino4o hove hoop ordered t o th e s ea
Tanitto: Ohtet John Ferran; w I'4' 4.l:lltatit,Socciner
Steci3a As/Insets, Kellogg and Hans en ; Third sista,-
41•nop, Havantosh and Itell
the
Greenwood entered upcn his dntiel in
Indian Baleen yeeterdsq. • • -
Wear England alittigea at Wash-
Ingtou—S orenades.
WaritttroTM May 14 —The De Molt" , and St Johti'n
onn.rapmentot or the Height Templet's from Boston and
Prorideree. arrived to this city this a , ternoon. They
atop at the347.lmm! Ho' el.
To-ntirbt they eereuede the President, Secretary Cue.
Commander French, Mayor Bernet. and others, They
lacy. for Richmond on Mondry morniltg.
T4eDisilster to tile pries galmas;-of
Alipore.
, .
DALTITpitli May 14.—Capt. Mellen, of tbe brig Pai
nts, latibe for Cape Paint's, before reportsd to toiling
pat ie dlemasted at tit Thomas on the 2:14 ult:, writes
She particulate ovrn•re• -
The revel greOly dowsed. the 'dorm whiah'sbe
,Oneputltprad being rare severe ens. The sassed mate,
lexti Lemmas; of Baltimore Wig washed overboard.
The esplain wee severely injured, having three of his
ribs broil -
Arrival of William Smith tritrien'at
Portland.
POITLAND, Maine, May 14.—The Ron. Win.ftith
0' Aden ar,tred in this ei'y by the trim from Montreal
thle ►fto+nenn, end to stopping at the Ilattadtitatea
lintel '
Preperapona are being made by Ws 23untrroso to
give blivi a teretle this erenifig.
Bt!Enloe of Western Stegmers.
Sr LqUIB bray 15 —The steamers Mmongabeis and
Edinburg, whi`o moored on the llboort shore, now De
this city, were burnt to the viter% sue: at three
o'clock this morning Tho lose amounted to PS coq
on which there le so ineuraono o r $20,000 in Pittsburg
Oleo. , There was no freight do either boat.
James Seephetteoot to be Matti,
Thor Youx, it'ay 1.4 Rtephenei ease the Sedge
rendered a deotslon 'bin morning, He deoldedWat the
p data Ward on behalf ot the delendut were sittdolent
to warrant him to allawing the writ ot error, end in
granting the eta) , ot proo•edinge on the judgment.
The Judge gave no written opinion.
Kentitek* Vojttiep. ,
THE FIRYPINTII CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
LACIR/gOO eny..) May ~.Thotisse .I Holt has
bain nominated, by aeslanation, as esndlchte for Con
arise by the Serentb•distriot Democracy Mr. Dolt, on
accepting the nomination, malntalned the right or the
$ 'nth to take her property to the Territories tinder the
tired Sena itreision bit declared against the 'loElre
/hone or Congress either to establish, prohibit, Or pro
tect, slavery.
The Novo,Scotian Electfon-ILiperal Ign
jority.
11.tirA3t, May 1.4.—Th0 Prolootai election, on
Threidiqr, reeolted In the Lammle (the Prettestent
mite) obtaining a inejorlly of nine In the reelienient
renteneatation Vivo of the present fgeentree Conn
oniony were defeated.
Affairs at Baltimore,
- MINMoen, 'Hay ,16. —An affray ocourrel qh ffso
tarts), night in the southern section of the city, wig'•
pc,tjug Jn a tinttee pr 11l fame. At a late boar the
trem4re tr a road), o'ub assaulted another club , with
pleold, when a -young man named Atigmtps Vend we.
shot to the hip gad arm. Three other. were 0044
wruc.ded, but none are considered dangerone..
Collision, between the Steamer Btenieli
and a Btu*.
Nte YOLIE; MALP IA —When the e•eamer Bremen Via
'oft the Battery, she struck a Bremen bark aedebipa,
cutting her nearly to the eater's edge, The steamer
lcat her bowsprit.
T4REE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of, the Weser and Bornssia at
COMMENCiII,
Action at the Bridge over the Ticino!
RETREAT, OF-TRE:,SARDINIANS.
OAPT.URBI,Pr
Prussia d:•Bngtatieridparing fo/t
TouaisTo'Ni
46,000 From . = AT GENOA•
FLIGHT OFTEIE'HHCHEHS OFF-PARHk.
New Government Established which
• iiidei with I'tedinout :,
TunifEim ir.eu.'
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS
Result Pavovorable to, the ,Derby
'WRECK OF THE SHIP i'OMONA-386 LIYBS
•' LOST., '
Coiion Declined I-4d.
CONSOL,S ,;✓IND
, ,
- -Nsw YORK May 15.—The Steamers ttresir and, 80.
rtmia tart 7.(1 this event o g at Mitred, etx o'clock, hots
Bremen, Ada geothamptositsith ldsospool dates to the
13.1 snot. " " ' .
TYe .erew•ateamer Now York arrived .t Cowes on the
80th tilt• • •
The Canada arrived - ont ?day 2d.
The reported wreak of the 6141par-8111p Pomona provint
to be true. She was 'emoted off Wexford. 'lreland. and
883 lives-were bit. Eise had on bosrd 295 putengeia,
and 52 otthe crew, of , whom lrof the formeranst,three
of thejatter were
,eared. ,The r.hip dixpk fu Any
fathoms of water. • •
„,.•• , • . _
In rpgard to the wan there co - be bat little doubt
that Ulna commenced,
In all ' pJoinibility tiara ;nisi” abarp!actinii ct the
bridge of Bofflors. on Thursday, the 213th nit It to re'
-To rtcd that tho, Austrians.: after La considerable lo!e,
took It at polit or the bayonet'
It Is also reported that Morlstra has ;been taken. and
that the Sardinians bad retreated before the Auetrians,
near.Lagolilargiorei+ L , - - ; -
The telegraph line to Switzerland his been cut by the
San - day: L H it —Tile Austrians 'have mum%
pied antra, Fallen% and:Arena—the Sardinians re•
t• eatin g at their approach.
Wane, Thwediy. itp' 28'4,The, Meitner Aptech er.
rived at Genoa on the .7th brought a woolen:inon to'.
the Toe= ennylnviting tt loAltatt the signal of wit*,
and advance in a compact body 0f12,000 area tonetntoree
Piedmont.
A similar proclamation het been &Uremia to, the
troop. in the Romagna ' • - = 'l •
TURIN. Friday. April N.—Generals Cianrobeit and
Nell here arrived here, and gore to JIM the sing
'The - Mistrial:le are concentrating in great inseam at
Phicenta. where a proclam*tion has been issued by the
Au•trten 00113MilIMOU•r BEtrIONPLISTr
Fifteen - thoneand of the Ifreneh Itnpeital Gaarde
teal tonight at Genoa, making the force now there
The force at Lusa to Oro invessins fast.
TURIN Saturday, April al—The aloha bulletin eon.:
firms the passage of the 'Zaino by the Austrians -
Yesterday the Rithe. socempinied by Genera's Canso
he.t andireil, visited the line of - the' River Douro:
"The , corps dvarms,i, - whisk entered Piedmont by,
falarellona, consista of twenty battalions and eight bat
teries efonsvion. „ -
Tem, Sunday; Play I—The Ring has gone to ”-
come the'd^nimand ' - • -
The , Anstrians ire at Novara - in fares, and also*
The item% Infantry and &Wiley soMiami fearriVe.
No deetelve tubvernerit has vet been made - j
Enna; Saturday, April 80 —The Ai/striae], hive
'shed severalFardfolan vessels on Lego Msggiore t Sad
eireitianied
Turrind, Saturday, April ,p) —Count Bud has . fer
warded circular totes to Melo - reign Governments. 'to
ting the diplomatic end polltiestreaSons for the deala..
ration of war by,theltmperor. :
The Tri•ner Zeillenr publishes decrees ordering the
IncoMe tog of the third class to be retained br the pay
of the office iMinedistely upon the interest of the pi:M
lle bonds being paid, and ordering a loan of twenty Wi
lton pouode sterling, but, as at present tt is impose ble
to contract it,. the Eationel Bank will ' , Wanes two-
Mirk' of the norolaal Value qr the loan In new notes.
A. third decree releaser tbeleattonal Bank t om the
neoessity pvineeting its nqtas with specie, and a fourth
orders iba els l tlel r and espies dues to be paid la silver,.
or Disable soprani of the I/stir - mat loan
- In England a royal preolamation has bees Issued, of.
faring h rowdy of ten pollees to seamen. with the
tention of recruiting /0 000 - additional teen.
'The area...rat nativity prevallithilhe English dock =
garde._ preperingfor Var.;, = •
'rho Emperor Napoleon. was , expected to J 916 the
Irtineh sr - My - en She 8d inth '
Insirnotloes' from . the British -- A dmiralty were 're.
elteed at Woedirich, /401, AOth, directing. all porelbli
baste in the oopipletlon of the as* slasseteem-frigi t tes
note`On the Woke. . '
Atelegram wee received at Sheerness on the,29th
nl., 'seed the o voyal ' George` , to Travenport,
the' it Coloprost,i • „to Pottamouth, and the o.lidgar.o
'geoen-O end oTrahOgar,o are to be. got: ready:fer
sea immediately. - -
The Osborne stitam,yubthaseiv4-4' ter!ect
raidr_for—rormedrue 'persica. Its destination is yo
ita , :lbs ,„ !Mra .r ieutti_to e,if at the
p sal
ProAdien;Mcf4'hnier ' 4
it - h resolved to ;Intl its
army mresuilsetieto odarolf, 3
wrCuara; Sunday "Mei AVelidtike Perth:lll4
Maximilian le dieehrii44l,from, the Governor General,
shin of Lornbardy and.Vertieo.• - .
palthltrattoday. Mily - 7 The'lrierstaing import/Linty
In political *gain luie. caused Pinnate to reeolve taloa
hen on:Marling corps 4 , armee in readiness to march}
Malleerntwat Bilden April 29 , —Adylose from Rome
to the 28th state that a proclamation had -hette leaned
,- by General Onymn,reroettrunding, the Inhabitance to
remain trsatinif disipproving of any otatilfaitetions,
eyes of a Plditl - 11111911, god remindiog the populace
t hat the astern ling of , orcerde In the streets is already
!lght thousand Anstriepa bed arrived at Ancona,
Tom, Sunday, Mail—The King left this morning
to tale e.t.a:moo of the miry. ,
In large nntelkera, have matted-101a
canna and proclaimed It in a state - 9f siege.. They ap
pear to huts concentrated thelyforue on the lett bunk . _
of the Po.
Tnivire, Saturday, April.2/1 —The Austrian Lloyds
have e brontlnved their' ships to `reign perts.
Being Tuesday, May S —There.hient openadthe
Federal with a patriotic apieeph: The ClUO
gii moved the followleg domande for the .ireflOilath 100
of the Aseembly ; To liantitiou declaration of'
neutrality glitch ateempaeledthe recent calling of the
pariah:imale by the Golenitnenti to authorise further
defensive mewling ; to open a credit not tote limited
to the ecntraction of /sane, audio appoints. iiOB2MIIIIII9I.
- -
In chief of the Feder-I a my.,
, Peale, May 2 —The Grand Duchene of ,Partne'left
'after instituting a tioneoll of Regency, end the hew
Government has expressed ite adhesion 16 Piedmont.
TURIN, May 2.—t his King - of Sardinia lies accepted
the Military Dictatorship of Taecany to facilitate the
00 operation of the Tiserrans In the war of independence,
and AO protect hublieordir: .
The gaidinters In Veriloe have placed themielvec rin.
de• the protectm c of the Russian Goonilate,
May —The Wurtemburg Otiainbera have
unanimously voted the Government projects for calling
out the landwehr, forA Weed Weenies, and the
opening of a par credit orseven millions Amine.
In the debate sympathy was . Ncreeeed with Aostr , a
Nitrate letters from Paris. received in London, ax
prece an anticipation that the new French loan will be
offered In a three per cent stock at , tote-one. tilting
about fogs per cent lower then the lowest price fixed in
the loans of the lirtealan tear.
The Petle eorribeygodsdcisit, the ncon 2 .13 31 8 . "ra
Wit It is rumored that Mr. Gelangle leaves the Cabi
net
, ,The ditelaration of war againert Austria was expected
to appear In the Parte .Atoniteur of the 3d of May. l
The Austrian ambassador has not yet left Paris
'The Vienna oorrenondeut' of the Landon. ,Thria,
says that the Porte is Draperiee for war, and that
Omar Pasha is on his way from Bolded to flocatiuti:
- PARIS." &today, liar 1 =The' Moniker pabliaties
circular Dote, dated 27th of April, addremie4 sy Octint
'Weletreki to the , diplomatic agetita"of the foreign
Powers, It describe! cite present reitflin of political
affairs, and e4tuvales much I . etlefaction at the coquille.
tory
_spirit of England; I t rasass,end }Swede. Instates
the Wish - dot the other Pore, , ra echialr compute the
Clornutolo Courederatlens may not albite Mismielves to
be totaled by rentipiadepaes of epochs lotto d fiarent
front tlo? presonl, 1 1 ,0 hoPoil ttat the statesmen of
Gerniany will 'percleive that It depends upon them to
put limits upon the extensloo and duration of a war
which Fiance aonsclentionslyleiiis she has not pro.
Sardinia hes mode proposals at Madrid to induce the
Soanisb Government to joln her lo the came of Italy,
bat Spain Intends to be et-fatly 'Patrol
The following la the cilia's! letterer Prioce Gortseba
koff to the Britieh Government : '6l do not deny that
there mar exist a written engagement beta/yen gran e,
sod Russia, bat I can qv. you, In the most ;millse
manner, that filuVt arrangement contains' netbingthat,
to the most &ant manner,-erinld be interpretkd en
oonstitutings hostile alliance agslitat Bump..
'lf Lord Meluotebttry ebottel.beqeestioned outbO rub
pet be may wearer with oontkieuei la the above senor.
and I glue rn my personal guarantee,' that Go de
olarttioa will net be tsisii;ed b 4 ,bellts
Tyttia, &MOW May —VV. tbmsootod Anatilatis on
odor 519,rbare, and Poker/i r is nonupted by 950
`General Ilmat died an Saturday at Sue, ar apoplexy
WBIMAR, Sunday, May I.—The Cm Alexander, in
telegram to the widow of the late Grant Duke gifes a
denial to the reports that Prasaia and Austria are
threatened br auedia' •
Visage. beturday, April 30 —The French ambseeador
is to leave to-day. • -
Saturday, April 30 —lt Is rumored that en In
surrection bee broken out in Sicily.
GMAT BRITAIN;
. .
The Boglimb eleationa for or embers or Parliament
have resulted inobabi7 fn fierot of tbe,Torles, or Derby
Cloyeroment.
Saturday wee acid to be the decisive day. Theeleo-
Vona on that day give a net Tory gain or tan.
The London Times city article' of. Monday * evening
an coalmen no additenal (allured. The acproach of the
Oonsol eettlement of the 6th inst. wet regardediwith the
greatest sexists..
•
One or the largest or the several defaulters on . the
Bloch Exchange has paid 6s in the nntinti.
There was a ste4y demand for ; mo ney at the bank ,
in the London market iyheathad advaniell 2a.
commercial Intelligence.
,
Livauyam, May 2 t--The sales of Cotton 'o- thti pest
two dry have beau 7,000 hales including 2 000 bales for
speculation and export. All qualities have ermaide
rably declined, out some orreniars say prices ere fully
and others dearly towel. The market closed
dull and Irregular.
'Breadstuff , . —Aichardron & Spence quote the market
as buoyant, with • large , speculative inquiry, at a con.
sidereal° advance For all dr ratiptions, bat that it is lin ,
po•robie to give the figures
Prior isioas.- 1 he Market Mooed with an advancing
tendency. Q rotations are nominal, but the speculative
• feeling continues
Pnonuou,—Oarclivs, Bice Mould buoyant, and
br Mere amend an advance. S e ger quiet Baltpstre
has advanOed 28. Other artacien are siOw of pale, but
' pficea continua wrath red -
LOHDON, May it —A fi t est many failures are retorted
on the stock eselitogo. Pieta all quarters failures are
retorted Welt & Co., of iterlini neve %wipeout d, and
a oonaiderah e tenure at Wrenn* is reported. The Ito ,-
poverts.broant and ruin on the Paris Pointe, 'tide week,
will to beyond ill exinaphi. No failures occurred on
Monday, !Cowls Moped te•day at DX(OO4.
VISO TO, May 14 —Mr, Jobp Ba•rington, &hardware
merchant and a ,rominent cilia no' We city, was in•
'tautly killed this morning by falling from hie hare..
. . . .
BILTIMORR. May I4:—The* fir Mob Alp itium eg . , fre%
Halifax ter Charleston, in bell ‘bt, went ambers to day
On Outritnek bAeob, where he remained tight. /Wet
name will be Neat for
Non.Arrlttai of the Novit
Riau bri Loops. below griebee,"May , lsa:-B o'clock
P. ate aniship Nova Btot'au ha it not yet made
her appearance. Her dates are to the 4th , from (lat•
way, and will be only ore day later than received by
the Weser sad Borussia, it New York,
New York.
Wart "1....__ L A 4?'
Ministry,
Accideni.
ltripish ship Ashore.
, •
~,,,,..
~ ?.'..... Alat . oll,lolNTkiretla EVENING
34.111 ti •
10/1# AOADiJIT or';:ltryszo.—"Robort le Dia
. „
..
& ULAZIIOII4IOIPSTINIT THCATRIC
Thetirelltea of • Night » Wedding Day "
_if Bo**
,TizaTax, "Oar Female . ,
- A msrfoan Couelif.o,
WALM7T-A TrrsArta —PP) Gerrdre de M.
Polilar”- 4, Up Tigre du Beogale."
MOSIOAL Yuan Usu. Dempster, Vaned floger'i
ISlopoionon , a Gamems,—naleedjose_ from Playa;
Gems from Operas. Pantomimei; Darien& aid
Paxson:re - its Anausidri•Ve, Taie , ditee;--Bil
}Anion of Pali Inge sad-Sfatairy:"^
-
Snotanni,A Ygdnr..-,..k man, named Patrick
MOGllung, waa'nhotatt,t:be ._eft atunAl a Pentetalia"
.
about two 0:411091k 7lieteltdi*Worei3if.!tarifa Mar
Nightie - end sfraels:" The tiirettnist hattielfwhiett
led to the act are se toilette s.lt &spare that a crowd
of losfere and, dieorderlies had collected - at' the above
named pace, and were creating a great deal of disturb
sac*, when the patine were notified of the fast a.d
officers Otrtyden
. atad tindesy proceedegt to ; tbe tavern
.for theryiursidgerot arresting then:L.& Titer ineseeded
in capturing one or two of the ringleaders, end were
abet marching them off to the station.house, when
hictilineey otme ttp t and after matting use of some she
sire lenguare,iddeitinted to reams the prigoaers. The
officers told him to go away, or else they would bare
him arrested for disturbing them In the disobey/a
of their duty. MeGinsey then went away, but rd.
turnediAn' 'short 'time 'with- aererall.'companions.
and again commenced abusieg the claws, sad'.
finally pointed a pistol at one of them, which.
fortnnst.ly missed fire The °fawn le return drew
their pigtail and fired; the bell of one of them
taking effect In the left arm of RieGlingey, just below
the' ehoulder. .ffie was than, arrested, and taken to the
Penneylisnla Hospital, - where the wound woe dressed,
after which he was taken before Aldermaia Peroingtcer
on the charge of assaulting the offi-ers, and in default
of bail was committed to preen. The wound intlieted
I. of a painful, though it is battened not of a dioneroue
character, the arm being badly fractured. IffeEillavey
fe a young man, and has a Wife and two children, re,
elding on piPi!ir street
n ears Fltzgatev, toktifeenlitnth:
ant Tenth streets:
CAPSIZED—ALMOST DROWNED.— Several
yatabs capsized yesterday in the_ rimer Delaware, but
forfunhtelY no peace wee dreamed. - We heard of one
case in which a resident of the lower part of our citY,
named Tames nibs, came very near losing bin life.
He wee in the befit, ibeheets. on board
the yacht " 11, Gilbert." when she capsised,,and ha rid
thrown Into the water and covered by the The
- cootie 'at Hite time' eed — 'The - helpless
party bed as much al they could do Weave tlientseltes
• while !Selby was yet etrogsling under the saili , 'Orie of
his companions, named peter Doyle, dove_ under; but
wee linable to-tomb him; He then came up. Rot on
top of the novae, and tatting a tares bole through it,
_succeeded in effecting - a rescue.' The teat was Ron
righted, sod It was Only by the greatest .ca-e that air.
P was losueoltafed.' ; He was brought to ;shore as soon
at possible and taken -home. He remains i Insensible
for nevem! , bonfa, but wan, doing you Noll at a tote
hone lait weeniest: ,
TRW, ANNola. 7 . II tSPEOYIO2B34—We; may
re
mind our military readers, of: the annual loop:talons
shortly to late plane. The Pint brigade lexpentien
take plane on Monday' itterreon,,B3d lost , on Broad
street, below the Baltimore 'depot. ' , rho Infantry regi
ment will lorm, on Bread. street:right- on Ohestout,
fining welt, at 230 P. h. The orders for the iospee.
Alen of the OeSond . brigade hare 'been limed; to take
place on - the 30th, the owed+ being ordered:at 10 Weimer
In the mon hag; to form at Bluth and - Vine - streets:-Tbe
plate of - inspection has not yet.been- determined. on:
The theptotloa b [this - Third belga:labia been)inuouncild
Co take place 01 the 3lst, at the state Arsenalihnt.lt Is
rent certain that It will be held at that'tinte, se COT,
Slontlimat'a regiment of Blocs le not
_quiteyesdy . fOr
Inapeetton in inn s tew' right:midst uhtrornt; led the In.,
dpeotion may, therefore, be delayed for 'tome time
A ditiozziitAidle to-day
and to•morrow, between the Philadelphia
,endrinioll
thialtet Otobs, on the ground. of the Philsdelihis Crith
In Osoideu. - The game Mlll commence each day 'at
one o'clock. •
Oa the 26th the tiecond ' eitiren of the . Philadelphia
Club, wlll mo-t the Trenton flab no. the ,Camden
- seconds. The gentleman of tbi elicit are said to
-he in gli . dpraeticeimd the match Will Wein' Interest,"
riffema.' • , '
The a;rticarileWn and Philadelphia 'elite' Will play
their trot match of the MOOD on the 28th. -
Oaths Sh of Tana the rand match bate - nide: the 8t
George's Club of New York, and the Philitelphis
Club, will be played at Camden.
Fiams.-AbOnt six_ o'clock on Saturdity
evening, • tlw broke out in a abed Attached to the
carpet-waiving ectibUshmesiti: of4lisstat Eichwerts„ tn
Third street, above Buttoowood, a...joining the old Com,
wisdoms' Tits 'dames communicated to the'
Meshy and dwelling of Andrew Gant its the rear, tose;
the lirMsten!were as promptly iiriservice. that the entire
damage did not exceed two lenodred dollars. Se earal
dleorders marred. on the- irretiod . The-Mayor . Chief,
of Pollee, Pied hietshal, tied .ailitge - force of Plias,
werenpen the Several Several arrest* were ma's.
on
About noon. a , rday. the roof of the dwelllog of,
Banin.l Sartain, No f 2.5 Stumm street took are frock
spark. and was ,lightly damaged
FINXD —On Saturday , a woman named'
-
Catherine Gang was wrested on the charge of selling ;
marketing . on the eurtkatone of Market airnet, west of
Teieffth,' and Contrary to ten' oidliage of the Oonzoild'
of the city of Philadelphia in much ease made sod if 0..."!"
vided, and wee taken befois Alderman Ogle. The Ina:
gistrate tined her S6O, .
Merited Onntow Mao flowilthi'drireritt.
violttlog 'an otthotsnee, regulating- ,P epaiseniier bail
way, by driving, fa front of one Wraid,kartret l i.
rir ,Beilroatt cara.,' ilare „The ftwetwit,tif _the ; flea emu fire
Fniz AT 'GiotrOgirkisk.,-.7:4bch!,fieori'cpici.f
7 8 ,0fe1d,/ - . ll2O, a l PPPPtiPtt ,nttatiod.
to the WwNingtort:Ostlep .Wodw et.,Gionesatm.Weif
di:fore:4o, to beon Ore. , ,Thn fiineasprind
with great tepidity, ;•7411,t
building was corianined” , The bundles was two Inn
' dred feet in feenth,lbs tiratetcpTpalng bn , lt of briek,
sod the eunetetrtictire of 'wood,The lam will: Pre,
bahly „mead twenty tbeteand.dOl'elt.: „This ie the'
Vitrd or fenorthyree thatlllia hotline( haa been fl ed, -
ar larrateengs_Xlx.wwwdzanvoi been extinguished_
"Wore Milea.umnele
PONPAIIT SNOT itti-:-DUrinstti a ithipti ,
ore ehoeftiwysoieletkiedit4typrinin;r4PgrAiiii4Fl';
SeetWilihe;• , ' e'en e ft
the ottiieotipsup . igta, ttoigattir::At nin th liafired;'
woatatrota, rtmaira bad a unizierzorleniii,,; The:
emnoanteateen ran down Wharton etreet, when ttie
elchtlyikttl pined the other company atloartkatrast-
When it, nhorfdistineti ahead,. come one; with. the Maya.,
meeting crowd , -dlochargied the slit !Aims of a revolver
et thettobuylkiltmembers, but ttlosa-not sppear that
any body was host, .Tho , llllol/ IMO eluised
*Meer, bathe 'made his SWAP'.
; . F0,E „. 14: Faz 23) 471 11 0 1,2 a1fq 1 .7,41 1 011
o'oloak yesterditymorning a ihreaato•ybrfek bons!.
,altuate'etait of Trout - a*Wbeloft ltdoie,Olithusontk.
eine01:11108,Of Suanity HOUOW ' thelpret ward,;
- was dace - aged by Ilia; nitiglitatad iatoseydper.
Tbe.Vsb bad beta UndeSiohotiate Velma of Marring
for elute time: and 1t isuited.,yeaterear, as s=ated: The
Sainee loped their wajiip thrOnsh i Artitieti4end feet
as the rootwas , about ,to
p ike ,fire; ...the *Mei Was v.
plied aWeighborlog 'oOria - pany, and it was apeedllY
extingniebed. _ _ „ ;
A STammir. , Savair.,-There, was ItfOry
afloat an Saturday &bones nue lxiya, - Who were' bathing
In .the Delaiiire off kleed,ittiet Vigil' fading a
bag of dolabloOne: tithe value Of Tied: The doubldone
were orals o'd date, according to the stnry, somewhere
ab,onf,Cleptain Ktdd'e time. 'll.Wiiber a other urch'na
were 013 the dire, daring' flatordey and Sunday, with
b
the exoutation of 'making a fortune' but did tot ode
need. 'Flow - the doubloons got IWO - the = river, and how
long they, bars been there to
-e question ,invo,lved in.
Box RUN OyEa. 7 4.0010 red lad spout njne'
yearaot JO. indiiiiiked.pharlea Brink, Wei iriti'cier,"
on Battitdai; by: a baggage 'oar; On - the Yennrylvinia
walla the again lakapiaaliiitillong.liiarkilt and
over Broad street, of the heyht hat were injored
la a very aerlaan manner. be aims° of the acct.
dent intrba, attrlbited id the boVe'riareltatnen, eh ha
wee clambering on the oar at the time. Thin le a Very
prevalent prattles among bore on !dirket. street, and it
waqld be well for the police to cheek It. Theauffirer
aria takan'to the gorip , tal. ' • ,
ON A 'VISIT.—The , Bachelor's Barge Club
have toads arrsegenients tcistart early this tnorttlog for
New York vie Delaware, and Beattie Canal. .We un
deratindihey'will be escorted to the torinth of the
FohpylklN by the .! Keystone watt; •Ir Ohehuotoo I/
Barge Olube, and will tale dilel leave of their friends
at Dolllustreet Wharf at 10 A. M. The PaohelorerS
poet to return at theelose, - of Abe. Vieek, and will inset
with a TiOption tkrttab'Peloiylkill -Navy: ' flit esprit
dltlon Rill arrive &t New York ee Wednesday - evening,
. „
' 4DD,iF,Rty.ovii.---,Darivig 'Wit week .the an,
.
anal session or the areal .4..adat of the It/ePOsierrt
Order:of Odd liallove,of Pienitsylvante, WIG take place
at , heir Ilall;Int !Welty. ' The win - comnenoe
at a ci.olrok Rs Tunadav ntoreing and continue Lir three
or leer daye,r.Dr. Wildman. G. ht , presiding.' The an
nual seseion of the Oreed Ynounroxien. of Penn.yira.
Oa will commence: its session this enemy, at tire@
ote'oidt, at 'the rune" halt The proceedings be
opened by F,Soohersperger,Grang Patriarch.
AT 1118 OLD TILIVICS.HAfIADI ODNIy tIOUT - on
Saturday 'mogplng..7supta Surne, Pelt known to the po.
se, was digits:ad la the ywid lits'iihed to a store. in
the violnity of Vine end Eighth attach!. He had in his
pones/ion p number,er barglarloue imp`emeete t and it
ie euppoted that' he intended rabbit% the pleas. , He
was aommtftiChy.dlidennan'llyater. *tuna bit al.
ready; served • e ;holm or: imprisonment, .btag a
eters at Twallth and Market etreets skt three years
Szaiona AooMENT.-4i. man named Neal
'Hebron was rue over by 'al-Car• at Fifth ind Poplar
streets,: at late benroe Frldl4 night. - One leg sue
tamed a to:upland fracture, and cue arm was badly
hurt. The soffsrer intaTtaken to ttie Paiiiiirivania
Uoipital.' He be, a faintly. It is •trsted the leg will
hare to be amputated. The car which' Indicted , the
Injury on lar ' Braysen, , wat - on the Fifth and Sixth
Street Passertror
TUE ITATIONAL. rDIVIanAtt, of the Sons of
Temperance of Berth America Meet in the city on
OM lit Undo*, ilztenalve preparations are being made
for their eta,. In the any, under the direction of the
timed-Division of thie ,dtate and also by the tl , ate
Temperance *Moiety, - whointend givirg time* public
welcome in the academy or Mode. M which that cote •
brated orator, Dr. Obspia of Itigw York, win deliver as
,addraia T.,lnperence.
RUNAWAY.— On Saturday afternoon 'while
a NI. Taylor and hie son were driving in the rieinity of
gennaniown road and Third street. they were runaway
with. Ilith were Provo from the wagon In wad.% they
were ridiog. sad sertoaely hurt. After being cared for In
• neigtiborioCh
,tlee, they were Ulm' to thair own
home.
• AN moues? was held on Saturday evening,
on the body of Martin Gordon, which had been found
in the echnylklll onflaturdey afternoon It appeared
no the leanest that Gordon fell from a canal boat early
In the afternoon and wu drowned. Verdict In Co
tordatme with She fade. .
Nam MArtgET.-.-A. company of enter'prld•'
ingeletuallers and amital lets are about to. etOct anew
market-house in the, northweeteni- psitrof..the city.
The boots for the sub‘oription of etwdr, will be canned
to day, at the northwest corner of Broad and Wallace,
streets, and will continue - open until Thursday.
Ilotraxn.—The eteOrifire engine, belonging
to the Diligent ;engine Onninany, having undergone
ir me alterations. has biait honied at th• inartere of the
Diltent at the corner. nt,Tenth 'Cud. Fubert streets
Ph° will be running In a few days: •
TtLE GaarnattZovara adjourned till Monday,
out of r"ipso to the memory of %chard W. Howell.
Reg., a member el the Heinden bar, and a worthy and
respectable althea. ; Mr. Howell died on Friday et 1115
remdepee t onMailtet street, Hamden.
' it*ruannn:—James Bannister, a deputy
she itt eberged with forgery. bee been bronght•beck to
the city and beta In $i 600 'big. He bee been roeidine
in • Atiants. whither be had fled nine hie bell, when Met
bound - orer to inewor the obarge..
19 . 10410PN our readers will remember the im
portant meeting of the friends or Sabbath. schools this
evening in Oce,sert Bsil It in expeo'ed 'Unfit. will b.
st twisting of deep Interest, and ail who 'can should be
present.
REPOstohst ErsulS 'has 'removed his office
from th e ad place ow* the totted latotee'colirte fo
No. 432 Theslaut street. Up stalta ' The apartment le
nsatty thud up. The Recorder salt be hippy to nee
ally Of Ws Meade.
- --- • ' if tirefit:
iINANCIA.ti . : T-4 1 1NO CO M •
-,.1.:1 - ,D;- - 0. r;:- . 7"Yr7
,7Ae.B‘onPv,,,,,Tifet?, '
'---- - ' •-'' ria . :o2l,i.ari7 mot 1., / 889,
The siiiimarkaildriatieiidetoritit'eltdoisekn e ma.
For all mild vignette. mime ors arm. and the enpply
by no mean eqa,41613,9 4amaad Beek stmAs are
..rery aparlvg'y offered, and meintaio NO WC. 5 ,4 P ie
market tot any pewee' ger,raniler otriek.,9o4ooMll7.
For - WI, stroke, bokeveri Mire 12 littlidealkd
a
In the Way opeeitiatien.next tit2111%14 at'''Ottiaa
been done aineell9 war nawa - troir - Mninge Viarls,'4,-
i hibid. •- , = , •- .. i:-..-.... , wi - xti.-Y f
,2 0apitallitsrare talking almut Itlempriatee %lemony,
and the 'broke& 0102.12101eire7 taB Per Mat. Witt
elan paper, otlrbloi, 4 koMrier," their quototlotie are
meroly ocozdoed, tor thelrarke eradknolo,llnot4lt_all.
satiates it 111MM01.4 , : - MTL- e ..,--, ~ l A, -
, 7deearm *lmlay Or. Bleknell see& it tkiritate
4Lapoliiir toe ltay 14tb, publiebedat:ll% 119tionillkird,
atrei2 . ..;,tlii4rerb Xelie Iliporter ugAriedilitjAhe
flrof of Bork,' lieCouele, 2c 00. sad hake /tie& tale
k
furnlibed brtke mall-norrne4tir blektilmtsearmial
` wiiiir>l i iina , ICAarYit.*, ' , ;,#-t ll !:7,ldi- 4 . 4 1 1 ‘
B o ard pf Brokers'Y • . , .. •-- ,:•-• ~ 4"WS ----''''.-
PIIII,ADIeLPHIL STOCK *zazuggii4gl2.l%
1 .. .... 41,4%14, 7612). 3t_ 5. ,
lISPOUTOMDT R ANTAri DELOWN.R. 00., ZANK4(O2IINTOON,
AND NIONANOI olloxaso,• Noma "zit "obaos2Ltnrrne
--UM Onnetetmlang 27s ,-- ...-.-- • ~. •-•-, • - ...
100 city o. - muio giaoligit s „..-.... gox
490 - oo .. ..... ... - ..101,4 tr..l - . 670 '. - ...._.. - ..2"- 23 %
1
120• d 0.....- '16116- '2 iteoliani;ab•mk..,r. 97X
1000 '. do 4 ' - 101% 18 ' ..d0" , ... - .2....i..`. 97x
202 do :Nowilos.101)2 3 NorrbdOwn 1/ ` 51
I' 6001tPennei 810e..,89, 5 ,:,do' k'k'sl
` 7E4 1.1111101%. f}i.r6 97 7 do " 51
Iron" ?bile Itlessnn se,, ,17. --410
~..,
...:, ~.. 51
moo -ct.t,irii.4 scvstg .44- ,
do ,
..
1...;r:'.4. - 1;, 51
1000 Min Ist Mg 7e.bs' 72., 10 r..d01,..r.,. .. .... 41
•1000 - •=, do ..... ..... 72 tO Comieolidett9lNlN.',. SAR
1060 do - .. .
....:.... 72, '7 Uhler NM. -bl X
/00 Beading 11.. Milli ON 6 MOrrns Cul prer.'../01
1 200, I do' .-...;.: tub 22% 22 AtlliebUlSethe , T...-34,14 .
100' . do .. : ........ 2.3% 25 Mom% 0mm1,„, - ,4„•,65
100 -do ....'.:`. . .15 211,6 •,-
' - - - -111127W1216 6
5 Morrie Canal Pret..lo7
.6 Minot & Mee 8k... '28,44
SECOND
421 abt Penns fis.:.. 91 ,
161 " do -• - 93- - -
1025 Lebigle Nav 8e... 97
'5OO oarawls Chat lOs 6891
1000 ' do - --- 62k`
1000 Penns R 2,1 Mg es 09%
1000 Reading B 61 6 86 Id .1
• - 07.02kNG VII
- . .132 d. Asked. -
1:1 854 1 74 ...
PM% 6. ioti,loil
. 6 B 2.0134102%
6, New ...104,, 105
Peron. to 9214 93
Beading 12 4.... 2216 78 341
' . :: 11 6 : 1 0 ° 0 1 7if 02 112 . 53%
'' do '8614 lo ,
, 6 , 2 d no is inliit- go
nor Canal Coo . - gt,
A.prof .....107 Iguil
od'
a Na. Nay 6a , 82 17%-75-:4
" Imp %%oft , -81. •
1 Mazur Oc: We BC:"
26%
80 Etnns ' `"4t
80A8tr.1 , .". •, i
Eton° siding Rem sPoi. 74
lf do- - -71
MOO 1111.0tresit 6d, 56 t 4
1030 dotnt bsdilrAdoX
10001%111 1 4,1308•2.1- -- .1..4
10-odraid
1 - 40 traiziaburg ß. , 55,51
• •
r9JI/3—DULL,:_
• -A44 , Ask.d.
Bahl NairtlttoBk., .og
; - 4 13 1; 10,
tiraisp , tablaw 8
“ItilBklniv4.•ll.l4 723‘
tone bi744: - ., - -6
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It • 11,14 8N
It es NA &u
4 90• - ... -. ...d5.039
--- Fri
"Ask soitur It 65
21 &3d 31311:::„: , 31 CO
,Itos!& Tizoatß 431
Briidatnßs=Therale lull
and both balers sutt , sellits'exe heidiud pQ Pr
Adele.. Raul Abroad; now . ), orbp*••o4.4.i-i,T IT -solos
'.bf re** limited '6) . 4ems - SOO bbblierertilii. , iitef fer
"ehhimieut,',4_sy.o - toOtimidirrd, - ,:ssd;s7 5.5,; for
better britOlC ffilthi c tireoglfot ocoriirm the
trade at nod 26; intfancy late at,IS tOisO 4P se
in quality:' The roe - Mgr: of 'alf-bizel.4' sus - fight, and
*elders ,gsneeilly 13.„Te,' ?luu. is
. .11?pieri'Siltb isles rf 24;14 . 40,9 Mil; ln'lnt:?, $4 7606
bbl—ibe:istier - for:, better ; triode.; Airrsi.,iotesl to
uusettled end 80)"bbls•PfunPa'Aisbi = 54 7, . 4fr bbl.
WhesTfi§ga tuFde,
.P4c4e::fie
bays brut 41apoiett of ; in , •wall lot. a t`y7BdalB6e
-for Pannsylesuls: oad ,- lyerter'a tet t aid 29041950 for
*Mt* of foti,iii4)goOqliri!qtri.:: - '..-',Aio Ksi - go - ,0_0‘40, - .2,
• about 8; 0 00 bas zu6s . bly,,Pesuii*SuiSfutild i A p?n,
• Core I. dull to-de l, and Only roasieS4,ooo4,:yet-
Ipird at 904613k1 . :Um 4ete2isr ludidei tot
, ,
wyre,y
- *As9i# Atti*ro44o:kii3Oitt:oool ,l o l 6o*
doing intki*:o,ofiealig, t~Qaireitroe ii
- bet lit.
"tlefelpid Tekihd sr shier htiriitVir vi'litijiktifi , at
Jl: 3 VlkaVfopS'llol, ritiLis*.ipiOs*-Ao* - 4 - v.hom
taiga of say c Qtee•
ygytee•
cs,-oo+ie,.. o hive f ilms end, . Our alter
-1 01 2:011*&SC,ii/J0d0",:**0 1 ,104__.,
114eiobliwidionoi4lrOriosOsi4,:;-741W.Vitko4figicroy
**;,44:iiko eiliA).Muttiktmi.
tee EP:44 4 44* ififiWO 4 .
'ionkiik)kit.-,14/44ie l ,s te al- 1 1 **" . ;:F t 4i:r 4fr I k* /
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1 . /016 In* iiiill*WitlNl4l)lo6- %Air Wald
Mew York lis tolf
_PbaltOe
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Fithilieitillay-'l4.
I
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A1exkr , f0.2.4. - .L.. - -„, , -- ao m•
n0i.:,1-4 ,doi...awAsuersx
10) - _ , . - _,- - orp . :,14- 41illketali
8 61 kWittiL3.4 - J6', - ;..733(
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ituKRINDSIIII4 N:: - ... 11118 V
10 51,- - --- de , :iii..';s z-46.110
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IMMO Tele': , 9045:,Z, alAr
- $9090 Tuiddia de , •
BOON d0......‘4 0 .94.51
-WOO 5 , Voltd:01-t
'4OOO Wt.
92000. $
41091;2. -,dia.:l•-•',..4.5i2'.4d
, 2000 . .:A404;
looo.nicit , lkarr z :mai;rt,;l4ll - :
Xv-3twsi.:74
: -370- n'- 44 4 - 44:tiltilVi
',AG ~..-:',r! : L 4ot'_42x
it ic k , hotiiWir=s;Sedc-49K
ft° M1iti : 114114,4: OX
.- 344 - -,i - styrt , :-tvc.;fa,-.',..:14 . •
toeiil a &As I it IqZ • fgl i t
- se. ' . 11 ) ::: - .•: - .-. - .t4O-. $ 3234
.164-- 4 4 .::,. • 4.: 1, ”: 33 3i
- 54- 7 -: 44:: - .••;.".. - . - •. - . 1404 5, 2 X
. 54 - 4 0:„ - ::::.: 44 82 X
' - i - ,. - -• ON
1 4 10 o .imerfBg.: - .10034
1 0 0 61.4184 - 41 A -Lille:63x
• toNY ~, -'4,. , ..., - . - . :ssoi 63
'low'' , tro - V.-J :::. - ...50 6 - 1 X
.100
~: 4 0 . ," • 644533,K
450 ,do .. .
.f.2:14-1..mq.6;3‘
• 600 1 ,- , d;.
:r. ..: .6 X
100 , , - do 630 64
100 do 0.. 63% ..
.. - 7017hif A TO ;[....-- 26 4'
-UV --t z do -- - - !GO 26 34
:402.C11 &.11: .-12.... .:41 62
C 100 i - 'do -.-" - '' ' 600 ' 62
f,344- . . 'd0;..1 . :". ~• =-0 11 1
400 ~ 1 , dri.:::".; . _ ..30 "61 X
..
- 200 - ,A d , , - •_t;. - .16 60
100,- 1 '?0 - - •-' ;30.6C1g
664 :aii - .10.60 x,
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I
„40,1161.:EIVIlt le;Velee'.:
PA°
4.1*2659 - '''!
-5 .80 ... ..............
:1.926(
350 _. ,4-140 «,'
-98 Del & u Co.: .98
160 (3,6 - 61 ro - .,660.81 '-
-- -. 60 Canton 430 -
. ... • . :MLitt .
--,.' 100 iinntirost pre!: 111 -,
30A=7e 1161''Z itiOA ;Ask
' 9984
)9014 rain $::886.72){
.. 11L1210.11,4
• )00 "• dd 210.72.1(
200 , _do 680_7244
- 808 - to - 'l9
960 do.. 296(
- 268 -do .810.73.
4 60 - 810,78}
- 11011 430,3 ,
300 '4 . = do • 884.78..";
- do.„i,";:„.•10,18%
100 ...... P 30. 7 2%
• 600 132:23N:
_1(150- - do;; .
260 _: * do 210.1056
100 - do -
etotorD
204'0 1I 9IA ret..1061 (
16 0 60 Vo 94%
3000 .• do - ;,...92%
2400-1 Missouri 84,...,84%
do 84%
'.lOOO 80% ,
,240 0 :111I0m. 42,104-
.tooi) 111 C,OO -. 1da..81'
- tootrVterk.ll , llo - 163 3 ',
10 Bk or Ocon --100 L
60 Ostanet Comploy..lB%
60 Pao MAU
100 do • •-- ' -
100 'do.. 30.82
- 90 do - '2
100. N Y.Oen
BOAll'll.- -.: ' -:.-
-
lrO NY eon .11:..;.0 31 73
WO , 1 db...6i•• .. • ."31 :
100_ _ , CO e 10,73
sro .11 ' 73
250 Mil de 57 gi 'll fix
100 Mid. Oen R 42 4 -
100" •do -42 g
100, 7 11 Den.1L,..e30„
5 5 OM .0. Obit 1ir..., 733(
000 do fia
lOn .do ..100.77% .
iro Cleve 4r. Tc I
' 2 C 0 Oli d & dID,. DSO og
00`_ dr...........e60.58%
M:=!
nerrag.—lihs &monad la fairftn,Pots at $5 60. Pearls
are etea'y at Si 75
Dorms.—Bliuls less animated. se le every 'other de
scription at the moment: but rims are firmly ens-
Woad i males of 60 bags Cape at 10Xc, and 160 do Ft Do.
mime, at 101[e_ cash
Corros.—The market enntinnea languid and heavy,
and we accordingly sedges our quotations.
ttpliusis. Florida. Mobile.
Ordinary 2,34 _ 9%.fttt g%
DEddling —11 x 111 t.
Middling Pt r,..12 - 12 -- 12% It%
Faboa,- akp.-.The inarkit - for Western case dour is
lest motive. and price* are irregular • the 100 grades
are Mm % but th e medium brands ar e to be bat on low
term.
'fh• Estes are 11 700 MI6 at ffi 750;0 00 Pr supssfOo
Etats ; ST fnr choice do ; s7* 2007.•0 for eaten do; $7 OS
ssf 00 for shipping hrsola of mend hoop ex., S.hio;
88es0 for trade torsrds do;: $7 TOs 0 for St. Louts
brands; sOf $7 76e9 for ext*a. Geom.
Southern ft or is Veld with Itntat - 11-intionst r io some
istattrom biglier,priorn hens hese obtained' the Pales
are 4 7 00 hb , o at 67.4.0e7 73 for superfine Rslt - roore,
&e and $7 80630 76 for the letter grades. flour
d earn meal are held higlewr - = - - •
(hats—The market 3h2 1 1 eel' rloses teary for
166 n—the 'alai are 46010 bushels atit for refevor
it 9705 for-white Sioithern : it atoll 86 for
s d do ; $t 90 for white. 1118001 86 for red
Pr bans, rur Western es prleate teems • '
Rye to to limited demised at 965975, Oita are
/I - war; taboo of State at .58e59i sod Wsetern and Pone:.
dim at 61,469)(e Barley
_ls heavy ; sales of 7,707 tea
common State at; 680. and /rot at 75e.,
(lore-(a lower—the supply le layger—wilie of it 000
prudish at 98a for round yellow; 991 , or Jersey and
Southern yellow, sed.94: for Western mix d. -
Istear —seotels Pig 14, stimk4r; sales of 157 toes ex
ship et Meld 00; 6 nem. lnalteh be-a are, itLeinderate
demi d; 1./008 of 146 toes retkoa it 11 50 6 wqs
Afobassri The so'ive demsed has partly ;wielded,
owing to the redo wd odoelt and the extreme trines n w
asked ;' Weir of 60. this 'flubs - played, at asa ;-- 40 do
Musoovaie at 82a, end-674 dci:Trisidad, for refining,
30e •
l'inTietone —The -Pork _market opened better. bet
-the advance wee- hot ere the eines. The demand ban
base active. erpeo!altrfor Mesa and Prime, In part for
future delivery.
Salmi of 6 000 Mlle at $l4 Viotti 50 for mime;
018 50
018 75 rn - mom; SIT 60 for thin mat ; $2O for
clear pod 112 far prime. -
Inolndad In the sales Ara 1 000 bble memo, hirer 10
dayp. at 18 75 ; 1 000 bhla for all May at $lB 75 ; 1,600
for May and June at 18 75; 1 000 do for same time at
$l9 and 1 oro do, buyer 60 dayr, at $18.112h ,
11.. f la hatter and in fair demand; Pales of 1 000 MAP
at $6 511ft7 00 for country prime;, $8.50fr9 50 for do
mesa; Mott BO fir rep.oked tuese.-and $l4 75e17 for
extra do. Prime mesa is firm; Wee Of 100 tee got d
01110 at 128. .
Out meats are retter• Pales of 11 ;, 0 Mae and tea et 7
07,1i0f alioulderg,„ein ' d 8,14e101 for home.
LArd IA firm.iiimaetlof 1;800 - tra 11,X612„g0. Better
and chases gem •
Bios la very arm. but the demsod is lees attire—
'alai; of 950 tux et 3jtes4No, se to qoality,
Fpgaaa are it* moderate request—sales of 400 bads
Cubs at 11467,10, es to quality, sold 240 do Porto Bic*
at 6%67 -
Wainiczy.=—Tbe initiated fi lower led is quiet ; sales
of 450 bbla at :9%030e.
Markets by Telegraph.
Sitiontwari. May 14.—The limn market Is doll t and
ease could not be made, except st•decline Provisions
are Also wwilrer, Baron eldee brought to-day 0% •
Vat little tasioess is t &tor parties not betas die
posed to set. preferring to awai t news from Enr pe
1 by the next steamer.
atosttie, May 18.—Cotton-Biles to day 015 000 balsa
at 11,Voi1lIfc for Middlings. Sales of the week, 8 250
bales; receipts do 4 000 bees against 7 000 bales, tt e
reeo'pte of the correspondin g week of last. yeor ; re
°Otte theater ahead of loot year,
•
at this port, 700 000
b•ileit; - erock in roil. 75,500 bales , -kfrit'ghts an • otton
to New York }(05.10d Sterling Exchange is quoted
a t poem •Afr m nt preinium.
Nxw env xNe May 14.—bales of Orttcio to. dor I 700
bales at 113(+• for - kliddlingi,• - the stock on band is ge
nerally withheld, dealers pteferring' to await the re
twilit of tlio Oriootod forolta - nows Nato - ot Mesa folk
at $lB Whisks*: SOO Sttgactifm. - • *
11011.1LII, Mayl4 —Cott , n—Ths nunketla slitter, but
'berg ie nO change In quotation! i only 000 bales were
sold to.day. ;
AOSAITLT AND BATTISET
A t:olebribid ma'am= in'a linen hotiae wac - before an
alderman on Paturday, °barged - 'altiCailiaidt and bat
tery anon kbarilware'alerk. 'jibe linen rant brtught a
warder aba igithat the hardtfirendiahaa - ahrlracted
a lot oftrout :from; a harhat aealtiailtun!mai, .6
pi a Ina .
*4l-1 . 11:!xpillok . their, tostiriit s *I a.
By the &aline of the. - 14derman hOlh*tiiilifata
dropped, and the matter ezdteabli adjusted, '