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and vigor • of our qt; 40 - 431,Atol i vA
. glance at Ulnae gif,f POPtitila the
taint in'whiCiallid'i;OgiOnso., Tita,tiOugier, is
not oar
' It Ulm" he hi:neither as classic as_litsoe.u..
LAY; lie Burtnu, nor as' pbuderous
as,Wanaria • but for all this he is excessively
load OS.,lllnutinit dui - either - retidera' or-hearers
*hieneyi Ir e'-.44fillasonted to hint. rro
-14, 41, Ykkhit PO,litiitiraOkagittanogit, he,OTOT,,yt
ittrod'arein be tonna in the following extract
trept to lien. Fninientz
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"litakerni *Solid ;444 GeveinOr *Sneer;
ateksiy - faildni THAT istilt( Tart rOrtMstr Mawr
*lnt' imitiainitenotrr dewier nammt , 0141.1 r
virdWiltfaskrt36ttra. Should his programme sae.
deigi. he, vara, nap' inn lasi Altmann rnom-
ARV' . 01 ! , -AliTi 342 114/19 11 : 3 ‘A/Vi• .. 1718 A 4 ,-
:Vat '4 , in itNFßs,and
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coo '-und r the Southern otunieri kut- rimy
'esial 4 aba •atilo /
tUtoork.r. , •. , „ •
-ci fthireitCnot, only , goog flEn ,,‘, glialt , but good
ehee fu his 'etort!alf; and; More thins% it is
tont - est:U. rest their
'idalisite'tiiis.:inniiiinhkanUe''Uf posterity upon
.A.l 4 Will,kienkool o :l l o*.,V oll , lt ,i ifi t n io : 16 0 :
AoMattgi,XiMiacitA.:oogh;rite,"tiere
. nOtr.a. prOL,
Canna Statitgqiiitt ,A l 4iPl lll 94 . 9PlPi r ;.. l :og bt i r 4 ;-•
• sti..Welaims ',upon- the , itttnre in the faet •
that latianimpplied'lL - phraie.tO: designate= a
feeble an =corrupt`politiciarkr-_in tht;
gragtdo passage by which stiglitittisid; the
'beingit Weak in the kneinf.”'
Whit IfellitidiefauSairdoi , Mein 'at 'PASint,
1 ! , .1.0 '204,0 „,'" an;
111011ieellill,tholditoriateolUmns of the Clear
that-the "Irifluenee, - of
meaning. this` fatally,
diminished; and that henceforth' Irma' Pesos
and its editor are to:be regarded as among the'
"things that have taten:!tf.Weentiniel Shot
for Moran to patience_-we - Implore, hint : to -
is.proAhlifthat All: his poiiicipile
iiiay.reaultty tt#Aosfieo, but wO:Libou not - 60:
*tall tistoni4mi inte VI the that Inen - to
',o4rgitho xgg.taAitt:retiietc - # /IWO C 4.
liaiverlsritt ehe;yldiasef. can imagine
.hoi • eomplacentlr he pelts_ 'over the
preient.trimatit sea of OcitttiOs, how • serenely
he felicitates himself: upon. the prospect ;that
there ar*'iiii4tOtiiftebeiteath its placid
'NW li.a l,4l akt a4Ailitaint(Or'nomniealon:ind
tiii*oll are in the deep tiospm:oPthetain
'oiltiftilisinettitidelfghttid ttlutti
deaf unto the ottittitiroofei 'lf the
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Aengter..4B,..in hniri„,Tnes Penes is in no
harry. , ziflie.thinks the day ,of retribution for
hiniend his hag come and ;gone; albeit.; We
eonfitigAvif.do not think no:. i lt requires no
tediniet*hi,*.thy of the`tield;arld'or the boil
i663(f itinfitillielfiti *Stance - ther - gatlitiring
-thitioexcl butt
ilmig*.f:*4t('ll%adarbolta, and' we think
therg i s on e eapeidally; reserved ferthat Sena:
AerisiNttnicsutan wlto, in the midst et; hie
congratulations 'upon his own shameless
sertioif bit hurled into litter
sod laatiarPhaetiritY-;;T;, F
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tnet4,-audaelonidiritterapted tp.this rap til tow'
diya liege, roe the latitude:in of a'Yonng Bran'a
Ilemeptittri „Executive . Committee, after, the.
Yael' 'el idnittak 0* inizittitni id eedetionce
Fle,lllsl 4 ';J4' *.iPrri._ Fiesidotall 4!li. egleii•
Yesterday's .!enday,..oiriaidt ptiti-e:constrip
110044iininciiitbrIremen .yrtitch:,wir have
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11.04 is iteofm! otle ! Tracipyarit; of
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is - ,-.4 . ,eUtusequenoe
_the odittethoth4
Oita thigthl eittUeolamii,Ltu:" pre vent
InYikleg 04111,11diun in the enunoietion
of Ike trtnee • . to , the Grand Lame'. at
'lraddadial4 :. -'. ; .p Ifirre tfeirede. the ee -Will VMS a 4 .
'iiign* teLeiliit'eakiineeuthe eolundttee that repaid
hat
14. arrallow.otorylidaiThst the Bodetal Goitenr
-00.41d.- IdiVtlialisteoiuer . to "the In: ,
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-drat phrase which
theefflcte.holdeer" , ,
the ground. ;The
re-7fiew .hither, and;
i.'Tho apprideel of,
rtnsent, the navy. 6W,,
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etneel' . nfthe Arnett
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f r .the ottilm-hoNere '
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,ei.cetaelltiao, to orgenbe-a ;
S, argniacAapor ti tie
daleatabb.ofgalisa• 1
and Wog ateso sad: l
4atse) hero yam for- .
apafed by the 13 B'irl
41
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eettett liSsestiv du- •
Caiman -pare ao Mt
the Yule. aforesaid ,- ;
me g up. Tha *oil
-P- , r4l4v-taaSed c to! the ,
idagi f iti'lCsii at • ea that tiara wam .a.d• es-
aalas - of optalon that titeilsosald to he on vs;
'eeedve' 0 , 0, 1 1011 te0 and one assaslatlon• . s• a/ •
Ana gay. inamaga.matiatiotioa to the am sl o Int l
'divtdasla Riotint, sod the enttam Bettie and post 1
91110, 1 varq 'llbtlas alith had , aoastatatatlana ;that ,
11filj•trit7'.01-01* party " shfoll needy
• •
a- VMP. l ,t 6 le d, `‘` ;elite eelee of Lb* froPhet,
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po o • itn en at- - th -
e ,' ile epo n -
a- m o i
the
'officials la thle.qtaur could not , be presePtea.
'OW diii`ffieDinintrati Of.Pitiladelphia ;hold
'itc/AticidialOr -Do „they. not inanw that they
ilfiligriatiiett to . isdlMlt u the, bond - sloths of
:iitcf4ii -- lii*.iinoi, .44. navy 3,iiii,t,
xigte they tiol taw aFta Gillis:fact that eve 10.
ilotitokfiiil 40#1 16 0:Sg: 14 0 1 , 1/Cati ' li tbq
•
.i;rnallod iitit* 11,4 old' .
.* i bat right
ha,to.:44lll.Arillsout 'fiat send.
'Ok:: 1: #tliVOitqilltitisild
la_
. :traa•atatapg4. iiieli waste rih
001 ;,•11tholiitOnata 'pi' a public , itieiallnig
lii i erlig AlligLiprol.ol4 le not, visited by
p .. y„locli „ ,adialga punishment as' that
11$,00,01 11 41:grtml!.upoir gin peinoCratio
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-tottiii-ancaioaniuireAitpaiiiittelsoad who sup',
ligsali thikiiittifilfighit It Iritiocrts JOBIPII
OM .1911 /4*iiii*A4:o - tifitrji;!iii l l stiblitit
'CV' 41011110111014101110611!" ;'4olga t tions
VOlV;s4ltftWiiiintig)ll 4 nes
tfiit 44ter SA istbiiiikaieVibil*ils) we think
. .ilitiliehroll . "?.itilartillit. - Olt 111 .the'
' 1410.1.1411i11.44 {hp - 141,
Mr- , , , - elillsi he :nesting; mare' ptibgall
. Wi ' pliil'belifiitio it war paid korin
v. •We . ._ Prodsely log we
!OSA • - astirrdamotstration of any consul
iiticieettisktaltitiiii* in 'pia great city', ',- •
I . 9ousAinarliaitAiiiiliiPil are'freli netotidlaf
- :1 t ?"XP/ °' !' W110"SPOIch• They ire as
.1140 ) -iiii:44e:1 4 .0 1 „ Affii!.*:lirt4: l Ated AA':
,110 00 1 jdors 'Ada' lbw , h i ve jrative4 fix
*yl4-411 , thOttsical Agawnit'illagge* eaob
*eilidi:TAYV:ik'!Ul itil,... l o l ooWaalt/1111111
, tikiniailt : : They see pfstohi• lii' ptaarap,iya-•
1i044 0 .4d-1i iii 6ll #4 o ilm, widliiii, sii nat . ;
coif
itnitar of 00 word pr i adple i ii . eT. coif n n :.
mentionable personage is said to have' o Lull`
*fir; - Mete are Yell many of these 4414'
elleiett:Olegt !el. -Wojnre,(lao tehte.B o kg • ; :
Pet, ile. lloonmak f gienoomes BFeluen, of
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ifoXe*, T:Pii *iiqiii!iimi. ' ,4 it cT i eY - Pkini-.
ral.BAca i then s Se •a;aY.liscums ; then Sri
illappititint• lloWitiii'hir the Tomitil4llcis b
impi. mojkogit , ::4o9pA . then :gm,iimaiter
ItgatrinthipsOi:NaiplAgonteilanoss ‘ and to .
'Oi(terbsoiiittheo4tere:' , 3'6isray. Boor-;
boilluitif:onif ii,.'l l 4 l l l % , .bttle.:liOnitions, to
, iiii t,„_ pt o••,ei., ~. I-, .., .. i0,',”....21.' I • •
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for dsllfil
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a:lol4as Ltliatridati . ; '.' l ' , •
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m ide„Thookr t w i maw Di. l .7 ; caino&
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.WifiNfitata and wit .4,04,.gi1he1 1 m TOO', Easy;
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ji:Motiniap,- ; eallet:frAtt. Eon], 'mid Ms
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fireilAM4lWalphOiojffifht, do a
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AOHlraif 'Mahar.
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- flak . paOryi Oa
(a ~leeieat~
41 03 ?i": 0 1 1 tra OW
poo l itiooki•goalpe, , P stlitimali.aorel
!rut fti 4 , 4 - ..„trnithrboaar It mach laa-
M1114) . of late. •; •
I3nttle o 4 Matti 4
ffl l 4ere'S lueli.AnniidlidlnyMe," - said Retry
t:3, o ,',lifer's;'•'- - ;;AssinifOlartd,,, se There
; save been' e l the Sardine
4icieneh arniy andAiie A - Ustilab, and the third
'was the—deoisivo`'onej„liMile,ntebelle only
an inferfor force vial engSged." lit ralestrer,,
where ViOTOR Emburruni toeic stiree of his
troops into.bombardy, there:was but a sue
-cession of skirmishes, which ended, at_ leek
in the Sardinians retaining the positron they
contended for. The Austrians were assuredly.
ihriehisd — on"their; thiriConslauglit,:and• then,
Meiedewity, not to 'return: •il,
Of the drtiOnieipleits of that gallant gue
'rine" ' maybe-called
'thp,Auisliaoininur of linly.4oriever effec
tine," they - Were:liot battles: . Yet thdy hunt
hre ; a• great • influence Upon the Contest
in Oath, for Giarnir,er therehfgained the
prestige, of. carrying the -•wer into, Itaiy,,and,
*IVA' mere ;handful : of„undisciplined but
brim fellowers r of beating the enemyon their
own grotin& ~• • ' • - - • ; ,
A great hattlehan beim fought 14104: The
ionteat teak place at" Magenta, a small pint
, bar,dy; , Veneto - the Piedmont frontier„
'ikad:AtreetlY,',6olni :high ioad "Oni Novara,
(nfitere' ; iin.i.R4a "ALBERT, of. gardirda; was
socompletely;dpfeated.by ItAnaTeux, garish
-26thi.18490 to ,MIEGAIti fourteen
'miles of the 'after - city, the. capital 'DOA*
As
yet 'vie =have ' only 'the" results, brought
o:%%er by' the' ate ... B*r "dle#43=saxon, Which left
Liverpool on, the'*th,init.,`Mad . telegraphed
fioM.Quebee. We inuat*ilt,,a day or two for
the details.- - , • •
' It would—appear that, after:the Altai:dans
had retained '.to Lombardy, their, 'mission:of
Piedmont being , a Aread. lailnre, 'the . ..main
liiireigth of the ,French force army, crossed
I 'OW_ T _ iicino,'ai two adjacent Points under' Mar
n'llittimis And General Xin.
*ion Ifeltanotf: They nutted 13artil-•
elan army, under the,COMinand of King
TOE iatatfon-T4 eireidi in ogcupatien of Pa
lestre,, and were at or nean-Atagenta when the
'AnatHanaile‘rhy "General -, Hass, , assailed
them. - -'" ) • -
•
' The OsAintans; - Under' the' persona com
mauil tit their ' 'do riot = appear to -, , have
taken. any 'iiran`iinent . nartin` the encounter.
The irrenah."OeneandedbilfAfreinos in ge
neral; were le-three_ divisions i ,nader, Rota
ellAY..l:o,,ElTLuna, General MoNsion, and
General Nnm—these two last being , the gal
lant eons of Irish officers hi the service of the
great NAvoisex:- The Austrians engaged are
estimated at from 15Q,000 to 180,000. I ho.
French at 180,000." '
None of the particulars of ,the battle have
reaChial 'asp, kiiroiaeres.,deapataties to ..Paris
announced svdenisive victory; lz that hi,had
taken 7;00 and killed. or Wounded-12,000 -of
the - Butane's° capturing three ,cannon and
two standards. Be estinietes - his own loss, at
5,000, hut It was rumored in'Parls to betinch
greater:" • • .
Elva of the French 'Mirabelli and Generals
.were ,woondefl. , General EBPAITASin, :of the
second ,Coir (1 ) 4r7:11 repelyed a mortal
woond.. Fottr AitstrianGenerals and gyp 'staff
officers were wounded.,
•The.Austritm reports do not admit that the
French -gained a Victory, and , deny that, the
Austrian - foss wee;it allay considerable as OS-,
legr'aPh&lt by 'ltasiiison. They — claim the:
• hono,r ; of having captured one cannon' from
~thirriustr, _ _
The battle - was begun:and ended, the French
say; on June 4. :The Austrians declare that it
'commenced on that day; but consisted of a
timber of battles which were' undecide4• on.
the night of the siatb. t- '
MaspineriPersimally took part in the bat
-4 c . , :Hips, Generalissimo •of the Austrians,
'..w alitt chief vim:alkyl against him. General
Matritrokr j MoMuros who lest ibe_Elecond
'Corps d:' Armee, hull:teen created Marshatof
franceithd Duke of Magenta, as:& roivarti for
braveryienthe batttti Held. General.
ishts foughtibillliantlyWitientebello, had been
placed,, in command of, the First Corps d'
in'plice `of Marshal Countßaxactitx
ip'Mrrassus.,_ The reason why this lapt.
dittinguisited 'oltim; was tbussuper*.
-11044 was
~=4, i citifthe Pattie, the Austrians _ went
Milan; ITOutivbloh they - *ere glad tetire
• _ .14u/ukase savlnsle
iroltea, and dischad . 'fitiet' tif Ott _King
latesed4e:ftoni 4,emtiardy,
the
. Fteneh AOt'' enterek though
they eagerly Caper,'
,tetk (there, G.#7o •
-
, VlAt Ontitql4 0.1)0111 -Como,..hatt, nat
Mum part intheilattle of Magepta,:
'We write withitivimlterfilat knowledge •of
the/dating', Eta , theYnews, sketchy as is the
report O 1 it,eappears 'Conclusive 111k03 several
Piiint4, Viz:: 'that ,the Antes. had crossed into
.;;',04:14 41'4 . .. tbe,`roo in-groat
Soros,
0014 signally, defeated ,thern. Far
ther,thitt Milan wee, „in such ttstate. of revolt
that the :Austrians had }quitted This- is
the; that great - Mow in the' - present contest.'
Many more such battles must be won, it bi eat=
gated, ere the bated Auatrialis will be dilireu
'Out of Ital3y, Thal cOnsunuiatiCi*lll iMac.
coirtplishad; we hope and webelieye, ore,itany
1004.1.i#0,F4P64',N,;,,
" ' , Worth*
The mipooted 'battle between the main
bodies of the Allied and Austrian armies,
upon the plaint; Of Italy, has at length been
fought, and,- as - . was 'generally anticipated,
the Franco•SardMian 'forces have. proved
vieterfous. It is called' the battle of Ida
•,• , ,
,gonta t from the town of that ,
name, which
Contains el4nt iphabitants, and le situ
ated on, the east bank of ,the Ticino, on the
road between Novara about twelve
milea from the latter- city. The battle_ is,
perhaps, the Moat' important that bas been
fought since the days of the great Narotsois,
in view of the immense inimber of men' en
gaged in
,it, the (earth' lose of life on both'
sides, and the 'influence if will probably exer
cise npori the destinies of Europe. It' forms
,a great epoch in the present struggle, and
renders the first ant or the war drama, and
the firm aortae of- the teltranphs or the whoe,
complete. ; ••• •
The civilized World liiisiatched the contest
,
with absorbing hatereet; frein the period whpn
Loma NAPOLION; by his elgMiletint, remark io
the Austrian Ambassador, on New-year's Day,
indicated Its approach, until the present mo.
cunt. The -little war-clond drat visible, his
'expanded intri , gigantic proportions. Two
hostile ereides,• each numbering more then
half ,a million of men; Were speedily equip.
pad for carnage; and an incalculable Oen ! '
tity of of deetraCtlon Were:qnicir
jy , Eilploinatiiti were busy with
,ectiomea toe, illilfes . blep:;iojcisEmetit, but they
failed to luirmonize the.,belligerents. At the
last, moment, AelltlihianeolPitated hostilities
by ber haughty doMimMfor the disarmament
of 13 ardlui a, and the passage ,of 'the Tioino--a
'steP Which, if "We are to judge it from the
.aourse,pf iwenti td th is period, was a very
Tinwine , one "on her Part, and. for which she
can scarcely fail to , be punished by, at least,
the Ipesori . 4krabardi j . ' . •
The promptness wiiit'Wtileb`"Liitirit„ NAPO. ,
i,Z0411 rnithed to the assietance of hit, ally, and
the hesitation and delay of the Austrian troops,
pre vented the latter from obtaining- any nib.
stantial advantages from their precipitant
movethent.•• They gained by it nothing but
forage robbed from a few Pledmontese die
islets, and a crop of military disasters. .The
anacess of the Allies, as indicated by the gen
eral tinier of thg delOatchee received from
!Tho seat of te ar, Ss . - euf9cl4ntty brilliant , and.
solid to gratlifthe Military ambition' of an y
general. The - Austrians have been compelled
ke recrosa the Theino,,, and to abandon their
conquests made at .a time when Sardinia wag
tidally unprepared and unable to resist them.
The 'battles' of :Montebello and of • PalestY9
afror d e e
. thps •Opertemitlea to King :Yroros;
zioioig . :iivaarreral of' the Prench'generals,
and to end Sardinian Soldiers, to
exhibit thOr skill,aticl
_to intlietserioui
i njury
, u pen _ the . Austrians, The .:111111.1apt
campaign against Como, by
'liar; ea to therogghly mouse the revelittlenary
bpirlt in the nortlesultern portion of Lo t /abet..
dy, to'forrify and'perplex the Austrians, and
to, dieplay the daring of the volunteer corps:
;fail theeePrelizinary movements having been
3114340 pm, midi, it length the main . liddy• of
th e Amedagny was Set in motion, and, cross
ing the 'Ticino at . Sanatoria' arid Turbiiiii,
has defeated an iramouse *ref Ausfriabti,
end'compellsalltheter to ,reireiat, gefore
inripbant !genie..J*l people of
Milan, burning -with hatred of Moir oppressoM,
'" I '
have eagefly eels -the eprie`rtuti ty 0 , d ew .
Str . o/ligtheir, dorninithL They bi#6 'risen in
a general revolt, notwithstanding' the haridi
pmelsionstion of Gen. Guitar, which an-
Phtss.--etil - LADELMA, MoNDAY, JuNE 20 1 1859,
pounced tliettiOettlil pl4!lne, with (ire and,tbo
sword:6lP4in(4o),:tbalcaUtlielytyropnthine4
with itteliii49444 - .00.a.ve .aoropelinti _the-
AUatilad3roepoin etraulinte ibe
kf.xPolxon inny juitly uongtatttato, binnkif
upon, the. extraordinary 'Bannon' letiLilliWA.
his plOVenienti haVe linen OO far eroyand, , ani.l
at ttui fuliihnent of tLo prcibotion be unule
before' he left Patio, Olathe Would enter-Milan
'during the month of Juno.
..Thetelograph announces that proposals fot .
peach will pit 41,41)1Y pitow the entranee'of'tbp
French army Into binathiag `phial
has been attained by the holHgeroritif,it
With some experience of the character the
,contest 10.likoly to assutne, - they cetaidOr
Whether it cats now ;be brought to a close, or
whether it must b&1 continued to cf the bitter
end." England and Prussia are no doubt very
anxious that! IMatilities - should ; terminatc,,for
if they are continued, the danger of a general
Eiropean war Will be imminent.. ,
The-.military ardor of ,Austria and Prance
has by this lithe. become filliY - arou'sed, and-
Whibithe latter eagerly; looks forward to neik
triumphs, the,foriner Mud atilt' be hopeful of
a change
. in'the tide rot battle: -?:ret each has
something to fear froni a prolongation of Ibit'
contest.— Aiistria may fose'Venlee aifirell
Lombardy,and Witte warp to be a Protrietel
one; Hungary may Jevolt... , On. the 'Other
hind, the =cause brAtustria has n any apoi)it
fhlatogoliimpioniiaraiag the German State's. ,
If she 'y pressed too , closely, all Germany
will rush'to her rescue; , ktiasides; Austria pea
sesses in .44 Some of the strongest fortrfainS
iti the world, and onli 3 Onet faunas aci, far beim,
defeated, she, has*talos§ `reinfoFieseelds
ready to advancmte the seat of mar, undue"
, with , her , characteristic pertiiikiel,
prolong the cifiatetit for ad indefinite perbe4.j;
The detalls of the news by the Anglo-S.4p,
and the advices of the next.,steamer,Wrlui
'looked for .With . 'great '_iittaieat:.' The - 41 - 06'-
matic. moyements a'briefyeri64,.e,this.
important juncture., will,deeidehether ;the
battleof Magenta is to,ProVe the eleitng
'ticeno of the - war, er merelya signal - JoyOw
pf,the, mostAistenelve kola Momentous itMg 7
glelithat the world has ever wltoegseil;,' -.•
BY MlDNldtitjtfAl
' , • ' Letter from 6301mm:donate" ,• t
, , .
[Correspondent* of Th. Visa ] • •
' • WASericores, June 19, 18 ii.„
t ,
There is no doubt that GOvernor Him and hie'
friends have OpMlllOllOl4 Ili - 1 11fillYalltiOMOV0iOnt.
In his behalf for the Presidenoy 10860: ;;The
leading 'Northern ' oonneetion of this orgatilitstlori
reoognidel Fernando '{Food: of New •Toriii te 'its
elder, and sympUttiiiiie sitionejwith the Ms ;lief
Hon. Denial S._ Dieirl*iii 3 Orthe sianilia4.-
Gevernbr,.Wisti has inlitYfilittiliiii Peintryl Mas k
'eSpeolally 'airong the adopted citizens; and thSra, l
whore who admire -his elgbione , oonteitlstitinst
scoria societies in 1854'and 'Ss'ir In the: Soti,l - his
adVooatas, are busily engaged in , eerrespdriding
'withleading men throw/Mine the obnutry.! It _le
;net dilated', however, 'thin, the' Hunter did'
Letaher interest will Arun:eddy oppose thd:piel,
tensions of the Harmer ; but he ii not smug to be
'easily dannted. lie hoe thirelnedii his ownhoridio -
Sind Will bold them with etharikand Wady *rain.
(hiring foi no man 'no 'a 'Candidate - for tita - Preal.
deny save as_ he ilidentided for Cr "against - prim
eirdet—indiharing ell' the,admiration" for the te
ktite, itiC character amerted byithe. hackers of
Geireinor ' Wien-Z should be Watiting3ti cinder
If T, bid not say that, ibtandlutly , eapablif and pa ,
irlotio as, he is, his lately Oswalt& positionr in fa
vor, of the prolatition'cif slavery in the trirrltrirjok
and also in favor of fres trade, would Mit Make'
hitzt'se areeptable to the people of the frießiates
as he would 'have been ' ten months . ego.'; Time
may induce him to Modify or mollify iris Nisi; oh'
these deatrinsi ; eat* lion . ilia be sib:allotted
if blieandidaeYabituld prove to be almost fonidda:'
ble' one. The South will' insist - pretty jiteadily
upon naming the next - President.: -, They,• allege
that the North has bad it's full dare, and that it
is high time the sceptre should ..rut , repassed to
them; rut if, indeed, their skilful tectiolanaked not
wielded it wader almost ever/ -- 4 40 5 4.0 411 5 u
sinoethe beginning of the Governittenti ThefriendS
'of 'Go*? Wlstralsolnelet that if th,lo'..to.44tlene
leeperate &Ahern candidate will berniaagisinst
any Northern' malt ranked at - the Sherlitetee He:
mooratio Netienal Contentiong 'and-,tbit,..tif Oar
man sheold lea Jelin Delf,lie Will bash l e' h...diii.,
dictate. very badly; twee tionth.:-_,The eleuienUtere,
curiously Consteingled*lfstiouid.-TheNpsslibut
party' Is shaken' talk( datitte;;„ I *IX ski WO.
6,414A0 In Which It mety;)e-'sald te;besti ": idienteti,
sayerPiirlit4Piliiiii '' s , : , ' eir-T: '''' ,'" ' '`, = a r
2isidiUte ,a , , : . e," 'Op
,- 11, 'll3.:Pt • , itgli,
'efilblent le bringing together certaki,,herettioto
integorditie ingredlente,,ll - 4,ma memeserfroOtei
tile to the radical Repibiloaris, elmiehare t who'
denoted> alike' that IlariHOPskitW.# 4 4-b° 4 *
lniptlied" with *hoir Lamy mar Itphif
their pilueiples. CoUtinliesoisS /.. 11 1 ,1 °* -
ever, which may change the whobro,frhera Peels,..
but •at prevent the _future is- Mitity',„isneW No:
one great name looms up abovel.thtsother,lit Use!
opposing frankii.while intour girt the offiof-liddip;
hate , so tasusgsd 'to 'dlegnettho per ty.iltitt tie;
only man. who can rally. unite) , and_ hire the
Democratic , party latui. scarcely , eny ill ee,' re-',
goading the outwit Was the present point 'IA iitier t
of recognition by; the Ohcrleehnt Gonyentlen. ,
Next year will undoubtedly by * year,of : Owen-,
-Goal of all .sorts, and next Congrem gtill,taingit-'
•rate many a movement t$ not dreamed, of hi Op:
Ph00100.1y.", ' : .
* We have had delicious weatiter'inXeitington
during the last few 0901 litlys.: ;. , S , ‘, ;Witt, snd .
,that the President is abort reeking, cp hie tterteSs
for -Bedferd Springs; expecting to losire fcgtherei
shortly afterrthe 4th, of_ Jtdy,. - HIS arrival there
will attraot,ahoSS of., (OMNI fuJleffe£4;_alid 14 11
make Bedford the bate of eperatiorts for lf-40. The
candidates , for the depety marahalsiiips Gibe ap , ,
pointed under the two United Eltatet merihali of
your.Stete, will swarm there like loon*, while all
AM: faithful, in and out of office, Will rally t terotind,
their chief and:Meek% Ada ,orders 1 040 oar""
paign. Judge Black, will,' of . amine, ,fte,' en the
ground, aseisted •by Brigadier Genankllopplan Of
the Constitution.. I shall not 4asonr. r if ill this
congregation of party managers aboultlputiMoney
into: the pocket, ofthe • popular:hod ot Bedford
Springs,-who is indeed deserving of ibtctiplost
patronage of s generous public. , ,1 , ~. 1
. I understand that en appeal Is shortiTfayimadei
from this point to tits adopted catkins spittst, the
-plaWorm fatelylaid down - by ReitereiG,assn ill
i
La Clere letter. It is* signilloint feet' the bath
the, Republloans and Americans' luesve t a far
united'in repudiating thetpoiltioniof that Het,
and If thli,ettitude le maintained: hy those art! ,
z i o
sant, the "Adtainbitrition Urlil have the oath +Alen
to know that while making war upon .6 !'sd,l
Democratic dogma, thei,hava nosisted to b on:
Ise their natural opponents. • . --- , ' :! : •
' Them irstill mach confusion and_troublei and
about, the NattelAille Departments, arias ' from
revelations Xespooting lexeoutive ,isii,4 DePoritni.
.ateorruption. , The meeting _of_ Clorigrese kit Iced
fore/sl4-to with dread. Invelygittionsaill,flakie
Snob a fearful and gorrupt abuse of Pdwerinl:pat
tronegeas will put • to bluidt`,Ofiliraptlio 4 the
British Government in the times of Norate Wel.
I
pole. , 'rlie, whole power of the. fidudnistrat II is
now,being directed to , a auppresition of Mild es
, EvlllY .41 161 4 0 e is ufea to. :11Stal. the ,ieb '
Ur: W endell is, boat by ,Cabliet ;Minister
.the,r , representatirea, wit , h, , ,'_mit4i, Coq and 'gm
leg blandlehratinSO*4 5g• 1 tP1 1454 ,_.'14 1 4 1 ., lb,
:hi the way of 'iloodloo , ,!01IOlo,bits falai oft
4ohlooAto osoologolso. , ' - . „-,..., - v, . i
- J. D., in hit nervosa enoltement arid'euSid
character, is getting . afraid of l therts,nertras
pop= ; behalf doubts Akdotou :14111uso„
skuddors when he tbinksef the Otiiiiiilit,y,Of t ri
minittirs of his dabined being liemilierotts. '
r. Jenks", /UR : pays his evening visite to hi
White Muse ; he romabastrai. Bettor “denilts"
the President would be oemfortlemi-4onks tillage
ne unpleasant newt,. He abuses you satlefaater y;
and , satlefies J. B. that he Is etrout end Pop ar
with the people-,-the "winked Ilea of,Ogesalon ,"
soy
as be styles let,tera, $O. • tliii.innips,T nefwl b.
i
etandibg.. flinstriouJiiiipil ''''. ',-;-', ; . i ',. z
The President, now and iten,llifi into Vtower
leg rage about ' l ooesslon'ai," indrdging In linqa,
Mos (all , imitations . are In 124, taate) : of Genets!
Jackson's "By the eternsV i etjani keep mull
‘'
and nurse Ma wrath ;"...liteek i r ~ap when
Oongresi meets.
l
Gen. Case insists the.Leoo' a -.AI/blip letta l rs
are the doetrince of the stifiSiinirte:ntiois; and nbt
,bis alone. ,
I heard quite an Interesting , &Mission y tei ,
day, between a prominent gentleman froui ja•
diana, whose icfluenei in the Cluoinuall Con'rec.
tion waa exerted for . Mr. Buchanan, rind'a dilute.
guished , Pennsylvanian now here. Indiana ashl
that.the spite of Political 'attain 'irt Pedrislyanfa
lour& puzzled him. That he Walioni,r aUre or ogle
thing—there ,was rascality, senshibbii l l ttiet 4.
Oinninnati, Reynoidb, ForJ3ey , • lidos; ' Webb
Brenner. Martin, . Vandyke , lilistoott; ltobbin4
Mcltlhbinj Illa Carly, and, h number 'of ' ethers,.
whom Mr. Buchanan sect hugged to Ma igtoot#
bet new 110104008 a or distrusts, and Mani' Of
whom never speak to him, all talked iketakedoei
hoarse end depleted their "purses to Scouts hie
nomination; that theta if ras44iy i n thi s chnge,
of trent is uloar—whether Olathe sidiilof the oe or.
the many , he would not' undeittilie to say ; the
. „ ,
Penneylvania gentleman fought ‘shy; • and. - seld•
glut he was not prepared 4 give si opinion, as It
; was, tie Arai ' time he .bait Wined the proposition
stated; bulbs would ventut4tOqUaltion'ol2ll part
of ilia eteteree'ni—be" OA
,idi bollard' that Mr.
puobarisn *Sir itugeltsOlei,t! 'Tali (dosed";
thie'dialcAne. - • ":' • 11, 0eakaiolan; • I
Alisionante'Patomprona , Rars;oN IgaltSami—
tiso, To DAY..--" The Cobalt amdStakelAiniket.
Mintitin; Mew. Sottoty,' , . Sea /botoas 4 Aotik s lie
vartlitataant.
- t . - fietitmr froon,.,Pilpiv - Yorkt"-- ' -
4UII ftglaittaDOCElnt x(T, : .or
Axiigtte—LAnor, Aiiiittitim OF unflootivii—
. • 4,(16`.- tyttrAik , DINZa 1101' ITHartlabYtt AND • BocrT
?attit,ctv--toutio-Aiinitioe. ERIPPLTING PRArdi,
liTart&S : OPEtliAn r,AGLI4
`IOjIATIO BTATO' r
, 1:101$9111(TION—ITALIAN
, tglgogroT , $6,000 To 'Oot/NT - 01VVOUIS—SPORTINEt
Wtti ~
ptuftv UP —gtogror's num To/omPnar
joonoilponginim tor rig Prem.) -
river Yong, 'June 38,3850, .
The It'rtickerbacks r. of ;fitly, will not beilleded titan
next week ; I Rend yon, however, In advance, Its table
of °entente, with the names of the pen eeratohere who
exploited, the erticleet ,1, ifew York,' Thttultrated, by
Dr, Jemed 4;0 ;2, torearitlq epee cl (Jailor.
sten AEA Judi* ;D J - Atoge 3 , by Alibi Pletcher; 4 , Tae . _
Seat of Wan; 6; A. Character, by T. IX. AldifclC;
The Renames of A Ater, Young nen, (illnetvateA by
'lloppin); 1 ,3 The Lark; 8, Delpuoiogioa, br,,Oharlie
T. „Coitgdoul fir fie)iboluaaster, to his Wife; i in.
:Young 4itnesioa, by B. S. Chilton ; 11, Allot Dattiend
her Nieces,. a Few England Very; 12, The Wate r
bv atm. W. Shelton; 18; !rout "Aponte, De.,
ilniae. After whloh;the tonal literary notices lend gossip
of Kr. Editor Clerk.
Vile number Orin:migrants arrived at this port from
the 10th to. the 16th of the Fermat month,. inclusive. ia
6104, most of whom were from Liverpool; Belfast,lend
Glancy., The,nntnber unueually large,' , and Is idle
indtentive of the willitigness 'ef the . " fhtist pesoantry
in tee world"" to inching. the chance& of military ton
"sdriptitin 'ethane for unrestricted ltbertyan the United
Btateo. from those who hare the mime "of
knonini, that the people now' ociniing mit are of a bet
ter sort thin the ordinary run of 1311111grnia, cod that
more of them go to the West to become farmers thin
has heretofore been the rue.
Siali4;,th6 i t eafg 4 i g s g , k! lt se r saw asody•iimin,
did e tight good thing on guniloy leieLgimi a outage:ls-
Hot dinner to about frty of the newsboy* and boot
blsoilriat'thett eiiebOjef tedglng Efottee:• ;
The French authorithie are not only pitrehnsing
largely of oar.coal for the, use of their •Ooverniiient
eteemermy bat are doing a large' , bnsineas with oar skip,
pmts. Young America Train—the spread. eaglionian—le
soppiyiiio all aort a of provisions and stores for, the
`Tench` Army Sad 'navy contractors, And adeumult‘thic
wealth to, his heevtis desire., lie has more 'Murano,
more tent, and More energy., than any man or hie Years`
that has recently kwien invented. Be Is not publicly
known in tblet,Lest rpecnlation,,brit one of his friends
toile me he is in It rip to his very eyes. • •
TheDionocratie Statefientral Committee deny, (nem
plettin terms, that they contemplate any snap praised,
logs in reference to choosing delegates to the Obarlenton
Cloniention. They AZIIOOIII2OB that the State Convention
wili.be held in September, se anal, and that ample no-
tice of the dsy will be given
,• The Italians have not Made winch publio, ado, shout
raisinglands for theli_omipairlots at honiii, bat they
•tinvilivenkid,diligehtly and with ei much peopoleryeur , „
' cese.cceetild have been orpected. Ter-day the steamer
City orlrettilagtoiitiltee oat theiill'reti temittioos; five
chonceod •dollere,, ,1b ii seat ,to Cocat thriotr. It
Is tooted -OA tbi °matte ppoorsitip4 *cat
week, by, the, Italleit Witt, With inbiany,
t'ons yet to bi colleated, , *gable the comnittee
•
to remit, anOber, dye Unwind:
.oddizi 'Amagh; the
three ?mugger, o,f the .Opera 7 prikeeek, s trloeui and
Mar"* - are pOrtau eabjeota ,, or would go be treated
were they.erttbla reach of the Ivens haul of the frope
, ,
The Apoitin man were pretty well cleaned out yea.
litday by. their Witten , •11111“ Chisthain egidoet Tar
litne, : in the three ;allegoric' far 45,C00._. At the etert
;Wm, Willlsmalatithaur_yrse theitroilte,,at the
rate or $lOO •to' so; but when Tar Slurs ruatied in
Shied; on Air diet hest, matters' changed; sod the
Greeks oferld pop. to rp - , Tato Etlyer; hut Otero
were no trerdant remising* sborit,And:tlie tassee 'were,
ooreoquently .wens both Meta, lea hie
bsekerS pocketed* large amonrifOt a.property.”
The 'young - nese Otero:pion, peal hiorphyi hie
nohleved snother• Wing Er e
We'suie Ant ;orFalue. (one, drawn), - sad Orbit lini:e;
knight. 'aelderinuent 1e 'quite renal to; spy et
Kortiti/'lt;XProPeen Aritanplie. Mr Theropiou' is a
dret-rate player, who ham been aoonttomod to - give the
emu* heat 7, oda to domikrativoly atrong playa!" for
*many pat. Good playert Iv that, from tho Whaled
records; no playir, tithe _we .hare
may awmounti could hate given snob au advantage cue
easefully to n player of -the stilt and experience of Mr,.
Thompson. Mr. , Morphy dined test Sunday' with
Hobert 1:-Yialker add al , parti'OU friends, and wee
enterlalted on ,Tbureday afternoon and evening by
the lliemblyn - Ohmla Club: On this -"feet - cmeaelon be
Iron a game of-Mr ,Ideruehs, an eminent player, in
which be alto ga* the odds or the knight. - -•
T TA TES T N EVA .
BY TELEGRAPH.
k:URTREE FOREIGN NEWS.
'fiIq,ANGLOABAXON,AT QUEBEC._
, .
`11 : 11E 'GRZAV BATTLE
, _ - :;6I"'ZIAGENT,AI '•,;
•
[T4 "alti9St 'Co.timi 4, *ln !),I•9A* Aniktfaxon iirktob
1411 bletond on eog. Arstre, Re sreoetri4 the follow.
Pgfflligt Int *kW] - ,
'Quist°, inns 10.—Ths An& Eason having arrived,'
the papas rsoehrod furnish some details of the bottle.
dr Kern*
It appears that on the 4th initaut the Trench_ troops
veustsdorordarato semis Mt Tido! at-Torlolgo. The
supeiur in his nftielai ;Indietitt,:says this ordok
*lli ex4rOviquilialicrbe ausifiy - fic gitiatitifeb - dlfi
a - detormined Fesistaue., The roadway wee turrow;
and a nalog two hone the IMparial guard anetallid no.
atipporte4 the shOU, to.in.e.my, eantl m ti aunt
lishfokon insda himself waiter of the fdaicusta; and
after tdt-}sadfvaWtoh s ary the usual wee Pilled at OuiPhlot; '
--It is maid that the ilastrlant, in the prialpitition of
thinc-efaou SU= of Milan, left their cams and , tree.
Ure,hehisd
The municipality of hillaeltesented an addrics to
Ctpp Irlator - Immanuel in the prorate' of the Rm.
peror. Ti, Kiop we. to enter Milan on Tuesday,
the Ith. _
. . ,
pli, Austrian oths'at bellette etais the 'emsdlot was
4•l6yerita , ,hetwesta. the Ant tiod,thlrd samy cape, sod
- 011:totivq$7 , eonsiderable • forte: The santeSt isaa
vordsidded sademithsatd eh - Banday. ,Oar troopathrew
'themselves 'Ott _the aniniy, Stith • ardor and parleys
-nine *or*" the most glorious feats of the Imperial
army. . •
A 'Veins 4elpatoh; ticauthenthattsd, In the prank
top! Mere, MS AI% thr.iiTigh PPPortuno arrival of
(leant Mane lasilu.ste .kin wee, the Austrians were
ylebtlone aftere hot aghti and the Preach nee thrown
Pt oh,oenn the' Mtn.
. ,
The Londo dens, giefawea herd deities
at ititTalina, with relying. amuse _The-kettle .lasted
till late it night, waver continued *tbaneikdoy at
Magenta.Me ' tiro Aniity engtiret
In the dieilifield the ieftitiferie took K daniepoeltion be.
team Abiltite Grauo and Illkaaeo. The Anstriedisiees
taken scan y.orLecodera. -
' The London Times, to Its editorial, says the fight was
ifideolded, bat the Metioh bad the heft of it Tae *b
eano, of late tolegleine; Oa 'Perla, le not oonildefed se
Indleatiea of Yeeneh noddies. -
Tie ioadoh ',Ades itiier'eayi n thitt it hi raminid that
fills t}onknment has a deafaiteh hem the hettlehlmele.
tee atAriappa iinaohoeing aq AfilltrlSA V/OtOtl. '
,Ths opbalon w►e strain/amnia/la Troadpit that the
remelt were deta►ted.
It bo,thetigitt thtit the rapid movement ortit:Alliea
mimes! the, Tinian had compiled the Austrians tole.
cap% the UMW
,TheStopetor Napoleon wee present, but did not corn.
'Mud.;
Mari* IVaillant has been superseded by Marshal
Linden. and Qen. lioranna biomes Minister of War
protisionally; Id place of Martha Bandon. .;
,Maiivrild trey, 'and' McMahon' are both said to be
,
wounded „ , ,
' Tha Jilted intalligaooa frdm General Garibaldi Mita
that he bad guttteit Lunn, and General Urbaa bad re
treated• fro& 'Kinn; njufn - yritiala Garibaldi was sup.
p00,.4 to be suarohhog
ORRAT BRITAIN
Mr, Dtsraelf but atunnineed, Iu Pitiimient, that the
question or itif9ilii.wool*; pOitilonid noel the next
geptleosteteCtitnt the foreign policy of the
GevetninUntarould be non-intervention andipeac;e.
fronlitesSath *al toleavo Butriand on the 7th for
Indy; lila( thik baulk* is! hie cannstrymen returned
from dmeqlea... ,
It maid thathir Ildward Grogan is to be Governor of
Oanide.
„ ' • ' • FRANCE.
14, le tea i , ttiit CiAce4AlA'FfAninv wIE Da demaged
from Cif preeAUl9l. ndna. ,
'; • • MYOPIA. I •
4
_
oireittftt Issme4,.
prPttalte thottoktktit to Vl* au
s;,,ta or litauliiit the ooitto 'eolooliay gioliirox that
N ilds , Auetria,the equilibrium 'wlll4lm
A daipatoh tram Dirmittad mays_thrit the "preildeute
of both bratohefof toe Legielabira . Made Opeeehee hi
Woe of war &sutra Napoleon:
The :f Allowing le the , Ara annoinieement of the
great battle fought on the 4thi by telegrasu from Napo
.
leAn to thollimprees : '
Novine, dfini 4-11.90 P. It —A great victory has
been won at iito biiditi of
. MagoOis. ttions.nd
olloonorio hare been •taken. Finoll4 thonmeAd of the
'enemy are killed or wounded. - The details hill be
dmpatehnd by telegraph?,
out
pad
1 , me
• • The atieTe' 'lraq pahliehed to; Perla oiSetlay, the
end Ob the (mediate of that day the cannel* of the
/Total det TnYelidee announced the vietory and the city
+alto lirllitantty illundosted.
°nib°, following day (itioaday) the Atoniteurpub
liehed the following despatahme from the Amperor to
the impiesa -
hiessilre, lane s.—ltesterday oar army was ander
onterilitinatett do hiltio, Norm the bridges throito
over the:Tioino - - at Tartshsw. - The °Derail:a leis well
,aFaouled, although the.emerny who had rapeseed the
Ticino pi great- togoii: dilated) a moat doterminedii:
o s t incik
_Aka roadway :via* siarrow, snd "dtiiiiig two
"XpiiiioilCoo4 pietalaed, uniuypoaeed,-the
gloated Ms oileini , ;r9 44i,4 - 444 30 • M 4514 h 0 b
IltmeelUm6ll6r , ,otlfaseAta, litter 666 , guinui
'.41,i3 ( o bi Wa, t'hia hitt IthtiaitiwaY4LaWary jwiltit, with a
leae,eei,ejireidei of 2,050 men. • The lore of the enemy
ia estimated at 15.000 killedtelly Et 4 , aid 6,000
61913166 prisoners remained in our Exude.
)sinaterk, 'Aunt -15').- - Xtefilud.Lthe'"Auetrisee taken
prleouire are' at' lout 7,000; and. the Anat r imi i i ,p l„ e d
ors ite e. 4 . 4t aro:* Threeldimes 'of cannon
and two flags rime oeptiaeed koifctiis Onemy.•
key our army rests for the pqrpolc of r e argan Ni ng
Pier Our luau 15 Omit 3,000 idited and wounded, end
• ' tii
Due ea.non y e
The loliewhilt detnatel4,4l4 Irdni the 'taperer to
I Ott Biapreee. wee kettatfii.M*4l,t4l.o4ll, and Inilletiped
an tbe tiontse t' ,• -' A
_ UgAD Q 1 1 .012141, Mandel-8 to Insur
gent. 'the • &Wriest' hire emanated - the tdwn and
peettes,,learng,pl their reelpitation,tliiioionon and
I, t emake:Ot Vlte - ese'eieipmbert4
with prieonere,'snd, hero, taken 12,000 ineirien inns-
A deepetTotk anted l ?fee,' Identity night, *eye the'rnh:
tootgaiity of Milan preohlionelliKing Mtge NEtuaikeseli ,
lug. litre preOnted %wadies' to him' m the preemies
iti`linperor, To:ntotrow,, the Xing will ninths hie
-
AUSTRIAN
,400ouivr B.
'ard Ausitiati :adeotuats Ira, of,
,:lriyeAlb i r,'#),l! — li#9ton9ll rabskre mad urisstlitov:.
The official Austrian correepondenee r f Sunday, the iVaehlegtou Affairs.
tth, contained the following anthentlo communication : I w 0m , 02 , 0u
./nutoo , --The
naval vaaaala in the The details and reeolts of the 'battle at Magenta g l idfigaltridWdeimatelied to &ay point where American
ere kill exprete4. The Austrian army had been intii" argairoiproteitton f r om the Beactioniate. with
; outilret conotounmatingwrth the federal antboritlecAtt
traneferted during the night, front the 4th, to the fith -,• - ,wd e d alten. .
1 The Literat i government will readily is.
East., to Athlete_ (Irmo. The same news`itates that' emit ther-efforg• of taltdatwir McLane, who his ample
„the -- gimtbet l!hl mad/lied, and that a'firrther: fight ; powsWin the preadses, aneVerlll permit the landing iof
.--,
twee e xp e c ted on the next day. ~,,, , , . ..1 ' - `t:.."•.1,1 our frees fat that purprge;
-• '- Tiformation was reasivpdhe! to night from New Or
,' Tio - follo'ving omelet bulletin WAS issued :-- +' !,-'.=
- lean.,' by the btaiinetqao ir, by a
way of
- Vissitz.-inne 8-11.EO A. 111.-1, desperate combat • to the effect thitritnnninereporte prevailed, along that
took Platte on Saturday, between the Flynt and Third,'i line' - ot th e toed as to the growing power of the Ohoteljzi
Covent Mains and Prince Lichtanatein's corps cit armee
a.party. which to acid to bo dealing - very summarily with
, foreigners, more
fated I n
all who are in gni'
and the enemy who had passed the Tioino in very con. allichteak degree !loated In the I g "
e revo n ouary moye- -,
alderable, force The remit of the content was node. ments of the opp miteparty.
Sided: The *mint wall continued on' Sunday.'-thus — .Degollado, the Idteitl.generalf_has bout oaliedlo ,
troop, threw themrolves upon the enemy's ranks with Vera erns. byptarez,m Misdates of
.X.l . r sit ! .., -- I,_ - -, - ;;; : i ~.„ I
ardor, arid showed a valor and penalty/me IyOrtby are g:g 9 =,,,d 4 P t a '!„, i t u lftt °, ,,L'Z'er i g4t
of the moit`gliirliiii lista: of arm . of-thef Iniporlal - notette which-have , atroady?fallen deewniettlil*(24B.r•
army. MLA is poiwtikcitly trantintl, The headquarters, deemed. It is considered as nothing ,mote nor lens
yesterday. was Aglaia Aliblate Greece. • than I retinue of, treasury eidee.' , •
The Sardinian Weirder was on receiving the
An'Auetrian ,tel?grap lima Veneta gives a 51971100 The
.ricalyeA yvrteiday by the steamer linglo
- bet adds '. , that Use atithoritleil and weak OM. Saxon. He left for Nen TOW We - afteidekit.; -
eon Milan, with the exception of the mist's - girri- '':
eon, have withdrawn; at the command of (Mont dye;
lel: The town la Wit." ,-. .. . ,I.
• The fallowing message fossil Thane had been' pub
lished bi the Prestrord papers without ,aay guarantee
to its authenticity, - • - - '
irtwasa, Nouday.--Through the opportune arrival of
the Corps re—inneo Merebsi Qietngetinu on
the bettle,fleld,pe Multilane were vlitorforui - Viriar a
herd were throws bask over the
TRW - 4MT
Imams; WednesdaYo doneB
distal
th , e
inbiliheis a' Summary of distal news received at
Vienna 'nitermidnight of Monday. It Was yoliCeis
There was a gene battleat,,Turbigo and Bolraioja on
the 4th, At Brit "onlj'two - brigades of the nest corps
were engaged. but they were anbasquently reinforced
and Ingle attarneon ofthe mime earths third Austria&
_corps took Orkin - the Lotion . There ewe very hard
fightieg at BeA'slors, sonnttinseeto the advantage of the
Trench, and sometimes to that of the *esteem'. tut,
battle listed till late In the night, and op the sth els
continiseat Ittageri,ta : The Allies made no mires'
on this fresh Austrian corps were engaged,
and In the afternoon the Austrians 'took up a fiat*
position hitweeri !Abhits Grasso
,erd Mime*. .The
Austrians' have tithes', many•prisoners. The lode on
both aides was very "great. Tile
,Austrians, , ,hdfour
generals and five staff Moors Wounded. Oae major was
The meventent whlchipissidAt the :.bittis oo'' Ma-
gents is not clearly Aged, hi 4 it ryas previously an.
natio* that the Anise Tere . about to moss the Ticino
to the nuetbeiof 100,000 reeis,ltulit is presumed the
rapid movement of the Allies preventektbe austiiine
,from compleUng the retreat which they halcommenoed,
and compelled them to. accept battle ..on the banks of
the 'river:, . '
• ‘Tiiitondon 'Post goys that googol McMahon was
Tolson on She battle•tlel4 to-the rank' of Marshal.
The Paris correspondent of , the London ' Past esy!
that the EmpererWinsies at at the battle; brit did no t
complaud in pitmen.' „'
Thera le it report tiot: Gen: flanroheit was mortally
Wounded, - and that five trench marshals or generale
Wire '
• '
' The real btuilease. of Perlis isaf,'eommenced`onthe
when the
,9ihien patoon delivered • the: folloW
lag 'path: . , "
Mr Loans Ann GetriftemirtLA &Call trUielt" nith
tiofactlon, In the puma* anzieus state at public Miro,
of the &Woe of my Parliament,. which.r have iltll'lt
moned,to meet with the least possible, delay.
I have directed that Ileum shall ba lei& before yen,
fn.:nue/high-you Will, ltern how earnest unceasing,
have Inien , 11 , ..deprors prieerve - the palmier ot
Tamps. ,Those endeeeore have unhappily failed, and I
warhas been deolortd between Trace and Sardinia on.
tbe.onaelde: - and artatria ion the other. Tooelving• tot-!
summits rafrieudshtp from bothilt a aontendlusilarties,;
I intend tO metritsla between - them tetrlopandlmpar. ,
Mal neutrality, and I 'hope,'„ wino:tem - a "wow s , t o
preuree to my Duple the bluetit' of Oilier:red pSice. ,
Considetirigthowaterithe - preseutatatenflurope,
woe it- necessary to the ow:nutty Of 'my do.
minion .and' the honor of my arena, to halftime niv
naval forms ;to• in *mount exseedlin that which hes
beeneanetiOned Italywithrionddenoe
on youv cordial dotteurranee in this prelantlonary Om
ura of defengive - -
• tuition of the Two ilielltes' teeing: ineonnowl to
me theesath - of the' King, his father and his own 40-
00.11110 O; / have 'thought; .iu concert withike Emperor
of Trance, to renew, my - diplomatic intercourse „with
ihe Court of Naples, which ind been suspended daring
the late nixie.
All my near ?oldie:tit onithine hi a perfectly liatls
factory footing • ••• •, • • •
,Tim ma t of the stieside le dirioted•to mitten of local
interne. Attention le directed to the bill to carry out
the reeommendetion of the coormhodonere in regard to
the hut Mode Of ineonlogothe navy;•sod in ,ssepect to
the lieform quottion; thes Iltimes - alotiply says thet elee
Atoll have, pleunre to "hied Mgt Moittimite lutrAvell.•
enneldeitai Inetionns, sad that should. cutters of more
tirgeuerrelailirg,to the de'enee sad humid condition
of the coatiy necessitate a peotponement, oho hopes
that the question will have, attention at t in own.
monument of the nett setalon, - • -
- speech coacludod by 'worming shops that the
a abandons of Parliament will teat* mune 10 the
country the continuo* of peace ibrosdand a proposa
l.. improvement at home , - „
'ln Shantou* of Lords. the address Ai reply to the'
Queens sow& was moved by hut Powtsond emended
by Lc rd. Gifford. - The cOnddot of llieGoyernment,tboth
In their donotethi and fordo, relations, wee deconneed
by Lord Gtenville•aud others, bat , eftertither speeches
in defence, by the Eirlorldalmeebury_and the Earl of
Iferlryi the addrete shs agreed to, -• • •-•- wan
by the Commons the address . ' irdW a wan
moved byMr. Egartiin, and ilesoaddhy - 1310
atone..' The throes of Deentrittoirmov.d MS 'uteri&
,ment,-to the offer* that the present lilluhrtilr dose not
fps DOOM the peoddliold et the Man Ile reprehe nded nonduet of the Citivernment on the ..:
Bator-in gelation:
Mr, Illinbary seconded' the 'ernendmint. Mf." Disraeli-
defended the mum alike Government, end Owl that
the Reforrei quedlon Would be - postponed till ,the Neat
tendon, and that the foreign today of, the Goveroarat,
crouldbepssce.',ll,called tor , an Guittediete
The qmettokican - abont to be pat, burrito Opposition
were not pripaint to 'fete; aftep,it ..... 4pecehai n g
ma,
job=dpete t"lrrti:" •• •
.
oppeerattee of the Libotat party, was held in. Lon.
don op the in the *tweet. pennant - Will lefeed:
by ludo PidasMetoso and Mut n th
pr
Intrust mu., Upnaidi o‘ Awe' hundred sinilltriy mem
bent of Parlitataten stated teihmileteorprosient, and
the pon,pagttom Were, on the wholeiniitooolonw.
l•?wee .anamitteed
crideid its I.O3IOOSCOSI a diplihnet is sisbldhsi lama IV/tittle,
bnt the Harald Mates ,Initserithlidly that the report is
entirely *Geoid feciedation".• • ••• •
.gleArtheir Meltable, at present British , minister to
Sweden, Is appointed envoy to Naples; thus 'reopening
diplobletio uletiouremfahlhet kingdom.
• The Midden death of-Mr. Pierce; a leading inamber
of illmietrs Minetrele, wow performing in London, is
announced.
PRA 21018. •
06nildeame4ibinoittewhet restored in comoteiroh‘l Or
e*, end bialnemit wee move animated. •
'rho Paris Plonr market wee inn. and Tither dearer.
,Wheat wail else dim. •It was feared that the prevailing
wet weather would damage the trope.-
The Paris Bourse vast buoyant Bad higher. The quo
tation for tbreo.perseecte.i on the Oth; ties 82f son ; en
advance of 'lntro -than one per cent. Ones the Europa
sailed. • Ote-the 7th, the elegise price was flat MM, ex
coupon, whish equal toe further advance 111 one half
Taa Money market basexpeiteneed a sudden and un
precedented pante.' Discount was nominally toting at
24 per cent in the Bazaar, but money in any quantity
was not obtaineble upon any terms
The Import market was depressed by, the moustat7
oriels. Cotton bid lleollned from the same cans, and
autmns' bad materially adenoma; quotatVne fanged
trans 9 2I( fit 2;90 ,• "freighter about the same.
The vetoed inicaged in laying dawn the Red SOS Pe:
legraph Oabla,weve within 800 miles-of 'Aden, and the
working of the 11ne wee most sitistectory.
The Melbourne' mall of April 18 had reached Br:gland.
,The news le ~of no, Importance. . The (cold shipments
since the dspeTture of the proeleusinell reached Seedy
11,4300,000,
Cothenercial
tivinPoot PoOvIBIO4 le MAR ENT'..- - .4he circa:
Tars of Dideue. Bighted, Athya, ft Co Janice Me
Henry & Richardson. , Spence, k, Co, and others,
mart the Provisions market generallyduli ; end there
being but little Intitry, prices were weak, Beef was
h a w and ellebtly declined ;k Port dull—sales unim
portant. Nilson quiet LIRA dull and WOO, loWer.
LIVERPOOL PRObIION PfSBENT.—The circulars
report Roidni• dull at di 16 for the commit quality.
dogs? ilvm end ea Weber._ Apivits or Torpentinedull.., ,
LONDON 1146. BEETS.—Bating Brothers report Breed:
stuffs" dull, but: steady.: Digo, gem at adeptal wee
heavy and the quotations barely smlntained,
LONDON .140/41611 7 " MARglitrtfloseqc slotted at
oagooBX. Amonels Biettuitlee atilt .10w of eels, bat
there la ns change to the quotations. , t
Murder- and ,fittiolde.
Duettee, a ucte 'lB.—Thia irmiutnir, Watt halfspiat
n i t , Wawa the bat Natio of Martin Banter . his wife
- and only isbildi - wsre totitulla In upper root% Of the
simlgrent house kept by Mutts?, on flutist° Street.
Tke wife's throat that have boom oat while asleep
in bolt eatuting aVimet Instant ..delith the wiOdpipe
being entirely , ware& The 'child, six gars of tkei
wee on soother bed.. with, bar throat horribly , mut.
Wed. The body of tenter . a t found Ins reclining post.
ton brthe side of the Wigged on whleh the child
Lay. It hi supposed' the done some thrmln the
Night. ad, the boiled, eras observed totki elosed tip to the
time of the discovery. , Banter kept an emigrant board-
Ing
house. and vas peeated by mereerte with respect,
able German families in lowa The snir create. in
t./MP incontinent. Tee eoroner is now holding an In
quest. It Is known that the parties. bad. not firm! a
quiet llfe for sense time, but whether the deed was
raided wider the leflounoe or liquor It not known.
Sitj iThe New Mexic an
Lome, tune :1 road rew MlXlo4 ad from
Be, on the MI olt., itnehest Indepueleeds this
sticettsg, ';'hare le so newest' important% to the papers
Titres) companies or, Stoats mat at ottabwird, en
route' to eitablish p poet 'at .the• creasing at the Ar ,
.
Aoannmy os , ,fittrato.—Tonight the mneh.talked,-
Ottomhinellon- inimical festival nomeioir at the
Academy; From the arrangements that herb been
made, we have no doubt that the performane will
be a pleasing one. 4 Musical plo-nio at Cilmso's
weeds, will talc - a:Place to-nuirrciw;_aornmenqing at,
tea o'olook in the forenoon and continuing all day.
It will be a mammoth affa'r, and will be
'pitted to by name, of the first musiolane or ihe
eity-
litoDomouun'a 'IIARTIRS -This popular; resort
of the laiw-towit community continues to itttraat
crowds, nightly : , The evir-varYing entertainments,
with new fioei slghtlynmong the int:forming, re
pay the indefatigable exertions of the manager to
ilease the public. .
MAPB OP TUN - SEAT OP W.A.R. :- -P014005 do
Brothers have jest_ published a sheet nentatelmt
maps of the Beat of War, with statletleal and 4)40
information Which .Will make very clear the post-
tion of the be) igererits; Weir 4 . , izisasle and app)i,
anon to boot," 'and other 'heti: "If Mutat:Lc;
p i
above all, the named every place mann 'nod in
the despitahed etrivijatiblikked,4noat, o whiik
names are not to be found in other ma which
we have occasion : to pt neult, It is nestly,got up,
besides ritearallittitifal.
pAnax 841..tr-Evra4dYitaleatle REAVERTATIC,
TO-MORROWThiilhiltegatsuludtng the• valuable resi
dence of thejl,L*4opra,le.„oo. k and another
Aroh-street sealdance: 'Lerehb Itillbmend,
styept, valtiable„bnsiness stands, neat res denoeS,
andinnallerldirolllsikOaldlnie bite, Ta4ns,
See Thomas dt abertfeeikerits and peteplalek
catatogrieii t ner ready. "Thomas .!1; Soso Eell every
week.
Peterson's Mitiazine for July.beva floe en
graving of the Deitch school, for a frontlepieoe, the
aed ..the s *veiling
iiQtc4h'p,'rOn e 9 to be a good stot, called "-Helen
GreenieP ihinediet.::,4, or ieisdehie
HAVE instillers "iitrillip actb9mi of tie
bee,to istaso i ahbose if ire'
,ata gotoulather:thopi 301101 0 , 5101.00 PiPW•
ikbyplat—Mr:..rameion. '
:Afflict the: Chhilge of
MICABe& ,
„
BILTiMORII, /Attie 19: - . , .Yridterifirii Hayti? Swarve
nefted a. despatch from Norfolk, staling that 8.1 SIM
nigan, of . Pl l / 3 0.tai Anne °minty Yel • had Lien brutally.
touniered, and that Halter J. Laud, of the Name pace,
nhargtadmith • baisigiVe.inimdefelfi beillaft Born* on
Saturday seriatim fur Baltimore, in` mint:4ov With: his
wile The parties ape all ,highly respoetable. Sportty
atter a'peranit beating the sainensmei wee anestel'at
BarMinVi note; where he bad just arrived and eagle
'tared hie name, He 'wee oommlittli frOv
nation The amused expressed &willingness to return
without ■ rtquisittatifroia the Governor, and will proba
bly ba taken back tomorrow.
Markets by ielegrapb.
' - •iiiir;tiat.inati 76017 .:Theisiwire only 800 bales
of ClOttoEi sold to-day, at ugamio. The sales of the
week anount-t0.13,055 bales, and the receipts to 2,600
bales, against 06 M1 Falai, tke metres of the for
resposdinctreek of, last year._ The prat arports f or
the sees;•tiethotutt to 1100,000 belie- ' , There fa a gook
or 76 500 bales now in port , Wheat is steady. Coffee—
Sales '2.000L basil - I.l.l6llXo'Lir - -Itio. Stock -in
port 81 000 bap.
Preiehts on tiotton to` Liverpool lid -18xoltaege on
Sew York letlAco premium, at eignrWee7.l64, pent
tone 17.-4/OIIP is sari ate 4lY'bbl.
Wheat- noslianged";-saleit.nalziinoytantali-Voto roll at
-82m85e foe white, and 90n830 for yellow. Provisions
steely Baton;—eider Whiekey.dati at 280.1
CISOINItI4I,' Juba 18,-IYolders orrionr,exhibit a
bettor feeling, but prioes ere usoksaged ; Wee at $5 85
®8 90. Wheat active. Whiskey dell at
unchasgad— _
.1 - , y 1 r.THE , q 17 7 7.,Z. i
• AIItaiIfINTEIAVIIIIEVINING.
AosnauY or MOEIIO.--oTatld ~ O pliibijittoll Unite&
Peetival. • -`
MaDoming's 6A111.11111.-Beleotioni, ft= Mayo,
Gams from °pone. Pantomimes, Dukeing, snd Ologing.
' Pistol-141mA. Aaatatur OP ‹vsx Pnra divs.—Ex•
hlbltlon of Pitintinzeratul Stichtary— •
IrrrgiegarftiO 131111TIONC,AT HOLY TRINITY
GERMAN Osentor . ,to Otiunau - , •-Tbe congregation
under the pastoral' care of Rev. Father
tillst Carbon,
worshipping at their rok locoed at Sixth and
Spruce destine, last evening, had aybankegleing
getiet - order to iilehratillie reconciliation cute
monition an citititfutitextd . linitittituts; hi , regard to
which they have been divided for - many years
pad, Thisalneredi prone orthis °West of - the 0-er
man Catholle denomination in - OW oity„hating
been occupied for eeventy-tivis IZyetirs past,' the
greater part of widish time there hag been more or
lessdisturbithee 'among itti members From tabat
we Gould eacertain 14 appears Met some of the
members, from time-to time /Ow
w ed to place them
selves ader - the euperviitton el. Blidiop New
man, which led toe state of feeling embittering
three in faror of such eare-',ae rtgliffulir be
.longed to-the predate; Ilislien; end' nautili cm
aimoning, w
a divi#ett, of „the: ohurch: Tile' tfa
bulties,, hewerehave been' happily' adjusted
to the ntatlehiotion of all'parties,- and yesterday
was set" apart in , commemoration of the joy fill
event. The ;airfoil In the.incernitig wintered in
the appointment of elders and officers by Bishop
- Newman, Assisfed by Mahon Wood. AddrerSee
were dellyereakby_several clergymen. Short ad
dresses wire also delivered in the evening; bet the
IltlualP l ll4r t. Of that exerelsee gonsisted.in a grand
musical Boletil by the Diaennerchor Society, of
both vocal and instrumental musk). The prinei
pal female singers .were 'zierritaire of the chinch,:
and did innate 'credit te the diffieult sonde W
egner! them. 'The InStrinniintO Mole we/ref the
moetwxquiette eheraeter,.end warkighly enjoyed
hythe immense crowd, emulating not only of the
leant:tent - of the oh:arch, brit'inany icr other deno
minations. We heartily congratulate the congre
gation on the adjustment of .their ilittleulttes,;and I
tract that hereafter'union `and' haitnony twill_
reign eupreme. - • " N
ARAM Or ,Dmons SONS..—DBISIII9 Sink
the alleged murderer, of damsel/lett, acepunt
of whose erimelial been laid before.ow c reideini
very reeently, was arrested on Setiirday moral/tit.
about six ,00loak.. • Densely"... Soldemin, - roft the
Bravoed force; who had hien on Me track slime his
escape, had beard item a lad. he met in the neigh.:
borhoed of Bedding, that - le - man answering the
description of Shea,hed been seen an board of- the
canal boat Cherokee. The officer - went 11.11. the Schuylkill eauabgoing cm Winked' sem, Moen ea
sixteen %limo' smite, in 'all 'Musseheing
easeful in, big , searpit s Finally, the: offieerl der
sorteil•the-bilit,-and-thrtliiilmari time sawl the ,
objegt of his marsh sitting on the Ode Shia
was 7. at wears:rested. r 111.1unt iitterroghted 'be
paid his name wee George Brown. but Belding
Mibterfuge „deelece,, aeltnoirlidged' britemdf
to be thee, and me the abler the fete with:,
which, the tokeleidst-lnidlrein`ininimitted-4The
arraid-`4-11106-eiearlhe
row majieWeir 4 1 14erer-.ltheat Wel bre4A4lo ,
the city lii - thase-, train fronilliamburir
dirge Woad collected !Ostend- the,Central mattita
when - Shia arrived; noustfilliffie ernieleltWiestits.
the . .utifiirtailate 'Man: ery
thongtirdisoll Mooted: Meknse :Shout to glekiam
awrestaka uern.r.t*stali4Nneb4.yrne-Adn-'
by the Ogden la imaratt%bgadreitA .14:kWh ad
vice he followed.. He:wee taken to prison lit
' the day on the siontinliMent of the ooroner.
HoerrrSii ,Catortio-T,Tahn Nliskoy, nwolored
boy, eight yearrof age, fractured his right aim'
last evening, by falling on the pavement In Eighth
etreete near Ewe,. ; , ;
James M'Oann, aged 50 years, was eeverely bi
Jared. oubsiturday owning by,the wittiLenniegin ,
upon him, white engaged in waling up ayrili in
Phippen street Jae` lay beneath the pile of dirt
for a considerable length of time, and whin be
wee extricated -from ids unpleasant
was found that his bead was badly out and he
was otherwise injured. He was taken, to.the hoo
plal.
'lwo females,• named. Mary Adams and Meg
Clarke, bed an*alteraittiniyeetinday morning in •
the •vicinity of St. Mary and Sixth streets, during
which the former produced a razor. She maimed
ed in using the dangerous weapon, and out, the
eoaip of her opponent nearly Mt The unfortimate
woman was taken to the Uoion-street station
house, and medical argistatice- nutria:tasted. , The
wound bled go freely as to defy the, efforts of the
rirysteilin trselep it, and sle`was accordingly re
moved to the hosvd4l, , wbere .itho still-remains
a critical condition The dispute la alleged to
have` been - oatisett the•.proiriptings of the
"green-eyed monster." • , • . t
e Ttin'Aittitiffiltdif Ci j ofßoboken' Who
have been attrioting theettention of the hoisting
community, left for Lore on Saturday-M.2P. hi„
via Camden and Amboy railroad. They made
many friends during' their staY, and retcru tomtit
pleased with their visit, and the attentions ighialt:'
they have rewired. The "Atlantis" boys found
it rather bard work, pelting from Haw Toth-to
Philadelplibionid were obliged to give up their
idea qf emmingihrough two-dayv,And rowing
beck again' the lame week. -, They hare dons well,
but are *bent 8 tionntbehindt he “fteelielors," who
went over tke llama „optima lad month. The Phi
ladelphians, it wilrbertmembeted,‘,left this pity
at 11 A. Wan ationtipy, May , 18, and readied the
New York Battery on Wednesday, the 18th, 12 hi
The Atlantic 010, - en the other hand, left Rohn
ken et 4} A. M , on Monday, June 18. and reaoh-.
edßiebinond, abentibilie itilles*atiove the sheltie
point of the /Mobsters, on•Wedeirsiday-.;the 15th
inst., at 1 P. M. „The berg* Jessie." which
exalted much admiration among the: Philadel
phians on account of her' symatetriaskand sub.
scandal bnli A d was shipped on the ontaidesteamer
-"Boston." Ben arrival.. home woe charge
twitted by any demonstration on the p irt of their
New York friende. ; •
ELECTION OT .14.1P14 Gtttill/Le4;—The Olen
tiOn of illajoeGieneral ot 'the Mist Dlviesn of
Pennsylvania Polimfeeta, - widish takes plane on
the evening of the 4th of,Jely, is exalting tomb
interest among trillitaryThien. Ibis polls
opened at the ~acrept's Cone Souse, Sixth' and
Chesteneetreits, one poll for , each brigade. 'Op
the nommisirioned bees are entitled tb yeti. -A
mmons In relation to this election wart held en'
Settirdiferintrig, iB Sauseitiletreetalall. t Cap , '
Min Bush, of the Philadelphia Grays, preilded.
Micoh excitement prevailed, a .number of officers
advocating the nomination of General Cadvrala
der, and other's, emong whom wie.poloriel „Page,
strenuously insisting on the re-elisaGen of General
Patterson; the- present dusumlient. :4:telegraph
.despateh was mad frant GeWerstriadivaleder, de:
(dining any intended nonnuation.- in- favor. of
General Pattanton....7;Mo resolutions were adopted,
and withoureendrig - tti any , &ignit e conelnalon,
the'meeting' idicarned - sirie die:
Swiblinints Aniewerrw.--On ffiainrday after-
Peen Deteetires Wood istuißmith arrested tern filer '
mans on -tlikatarge„ of swindling. -; They! were
taken before Alderman:B, S ettler„ to 'whom they
gave th e names Of MAGDA WOTIMII end 0110111011,
'EMIT.- After the hearing the prisoners were com
mitted to await their trial. The .partiex were
taken into custody in a lager-beer ealoon, onNorth
Fourth street,,,,,and five or six large leather trunks
Ailed with' goods were , salted` and tiskin to the
Central &tattoo. -The evidence before ther:ablerl
man developed the fact that they bad been in the
habit of swindling the' German relident; in the
northern part of the 'city by telling a tale of man
ref, Misfortune,'and shipwreck, and aellieg inferior
goods far an exorbitant price. , •
lie Tres.—The new lamp-post letter-boxes,
which have been °rented for the last three or four
Months. and been •nerving an ornamental rather,
than a Useful purpose; will at last be put into ow,
ration.' We see that Podmasier Browse baa offi
cially announced that the United, State; Mal
bone, Alois are attached to. the. lainp-peati
throughout the city are now readrihrAble nee,
and that letters deposited
looted four times a day, except aLttirladay, when
there will be a single colliffitkor -late in the af
ternoon. The postmaster-fightlite :et irregala
titres mi• the 'part isfAhe Mitests •to be reported
to-the proper authorities. - We have no doubt the
system will Eta a rery convenient and adintrable
one, provided the .d,atimief the carriers ate per
formed with pfempluess, oars, and energy. -
TILE Thsetoolueno party of the city tif ,Phi
ledelpista nil, 'lse WWI, cerebrate the next *DM
veriaryjnt American Independeneerin the State
Rtgq,P4l44.: 08060 of the last yeses see
bTation met at the Merchants' Hotel to make the
necessary' arrangeannitir 13. - -B. King *added,
and Samuel I T : EtillCig bid Rent/ Widen voted
at saaretariee:_ lion. Henry; M Philllpt- was shit.-
sea president ef,the Fourth of July meeHog ; Jas.
Otterson:dr ; orator of-the day; Henry hi Beetl
ed, reader of the Deolaration of Indepondewe. The
nienPriaidente and =seoretarlea wdl be chosen by ,.
the' °mmHg from:Ain difforont Congressiokial di -
Faris., Actirorair.--4t an,earlY 1104 3 tei -
Sat/inlay eiderly rewies* ilhoreae
Howard, who was employed et'Fairiadunt Park,
waseuri over by,a locomotlyCiet 06ates infest end
p o o e spea l ge, avenue. Ile.eactitteittliis wheele,"Mit
'Wad eery badly bruised. -No . -bones. ware Irak en.
The ealgerer *u taken bruised;
St. desephrettfloeplal,
'whine he OM le the ceetettottiwiat I na hit
a -wife. and-f euraltildren. -- Whihtleeetiottmet and
trains of ems continue tonal te the settled Portion
of this eitY,'thereria no ding, for life or limb.
Jminany instances the praetial EiPtieeetitiel. Why
Should it not be in all cases? -
&iron/ 400411T..— ; 0TX -,.Satiti4y, after
icion' Willieni - kieeleitenit,'arittflaWhitha 'water
department of-this eity, - nhet--with a serious acci
dent. Whilitint l ehe : aot of getting froti a mooing
passenger, car, near„,finth- street an Colnmbia
avenue; he fell,linor Ail Wheels palsies over his
togs: , badly': filota 14U - bah: • - lt ',it' feared, that
anapittatkm= will befriesoktart,' ia order to'acs
thewnfOrttuiate mates life. =,- He weskit:weed to his
residence, on Second street, shire Dappitirri-s
Anner
INS Ifii. 2. --The - litetr'idetihi engine of - the
Anne 'OshrfniTonipany'weitline inier-iihrolee
, Sa etyketening:- .smite: --Oompany- baerl fi ab- - Itun •
dr 'feet offitely,,dowtkrieetted leather aloe inch
forcing We; -an& watt, to„ prepare : lorata - the
iondngettelittik-AitelOhlttiOMlgo'beea
eleotedlo niiitaig-'hii:' 'llia tlentiLitaY, 4tte,td to.
:sell titer :old engine, and rulLonlythelitteleelet.,
.liirssortvw, Charles W: itail4l l , l islfttdaY
arrested 4:6Otaiod man named tleOgi - Dlete,Ya ell
tlitiehfrge of being a fugitive retort JaiWeln Se•
lambitrommty; Pa: - Ife' woe charges with. robbing
hid , father of soils VW'. Theism's; iras.Mitte- with
1 the aid of thetelegiiipb . : - tt , 'tosesige,arrtring In
' the ally informing ellitai(of Ottorittq ersla
from his home.
Wld I, .. o ittowrawarliti itilitation to attend
.thaNamhfington glormmentliateeiattoa Poirot the
PlTlltBohool distriot. —lt will he held.,bl..jsyne'S
RallAbitonningoeatinuing thronghAbe—week.
Waha;re no'doubt therafprtit be 114._
of ..beanty,;:yOuttej:iiidl-pitittittatar onnae
is a noble one, and canno t betar . generosufly sap.
ported. 4 , :.!
- A Niw arrabgaiment
has been made by the dirootors of the Reeond
and Third street Passenger Railway and the Red
BartrFirry - , Coropenyr lir- whirlh pen tan
travel from any part of the road to Red _Bank for
the tram of ten cents. This Is an excellent ar
rangement for the summer Amason.
-• • •
NEW Been CAltriiigo.--a t he' Good 'lntent
Engine Company of Itosborough will hems, th's
week, a new bose oairiage. It la - painted' red,
striped with gold, and has three bells in front It
was built at Itozborough, and is to carry eight
hundred feet ,Of Icee.,part_of which the company
have recintlyioeniedi•••—•,'-:•:'-'-•
_
STAND POE MARLET.—Wagons belonging
to farmers, dealers, and others; "containing country
produce for sale Infant toontikpugeheeera, will gp•
peer on the new 'stied, on South Sonth street, westward.
from. Tenth, on Wednesday next. Vile wi lba
the opening daY.fiii the frfarketitand.--- -
• A Gitt*altjnented Arilold.sbainf4t;pro.
(ciliatel mule teacher, wait taken to the Hospital
on Saturday ityiniag. ..11e-bad fallen down two
night of stairs on Franklin street, In the Nine
teesalt werd,by whist), several _of, kis ribs ware
broken, cud bia'apizie also INCitid.""
Baaanaga ,FLAIR. Aritimn...,-.lo4::giai, an
elderly Isdy, Festal:lg 0:No.218 Sptaaa atrael, was
eettetely burned it's lain hoer onffaiiirdak even
ing. by the explosica of a fluid lamp. She Is not
expeoted to recover.
A EAD atiMed Walter Dunn was • sent to tho
nonce of Refuge on Saturday. en the charge Of
rotiblifg trie, tilt or the 1044 og Chi/fell Dezr, No.
733 North Math ettoat.
•
"Asansorithere are being rind() by the Ca
hooka& ROO Comtany for banding a now hotva
on Germaittown , rbail, Mow theft! present 103 n.
Lion.
FINANCIAL AN ul:CO Mid &Ili; IA i.,
;The
PEI7U-DSLYRIL, .Inne 18, 1838.
The stook market exhibits no material azure, and
ell destriptions of stalk eneurities are inn at parlors
nuotatlone. Reading Railroad and •
advanied.:". ist'..tiew_itildis titer &r g
sue on the money market, and the abut:dues of eat 1.
tal seeking temporary loreetment,ne look for a eteaap
: appreciation in Moot Tatum There li rrry little de
mand for manntr-forAinitipsib.porpotes. dad notwith-
Mending the raiittroti e - ttibitid by the bank state
ment, there is Teri i the finittelats paper t dating ..rn
the onset. The late erisie:has had a very lebelmorie
effect in pridturbigi large antottnt or. isatiesi.snd'aur
hotlxiiiii &sir:Mira; Wot;:tiiiill-Pi- Vim •
nadirs prodttt, (which ars niers or him nedevtAin.) :m
-iens there bi a 'positive certainty' nfitiefrinilintion •
Tkotalka 0rk0;,,t0u4,4"-itlf intbass with a
smaideTßO - 0124 . 61 . kir: tliti . ra lit - isoththia his creditor/
to
,angst tor. Tempted 4 174-iippktifit r imes., loot.
treatursolnto 44 like folly, and istatei kith. rah).
. lkik llotropipt - riiryki) thsitgiss",rottodCatO,ind Into
tint 'O2 iliOaiiiidi - of Iloole. " - tel.' thiSi ospittl is
orarybosky Sod their poidtaliatio.-:42111 yosc:•'"oompota
nnallid*T, 4ydaltl7 gni:. inditdddkir edit an
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The Flour anstket mitt ones ataitandAttil, and bold"
are generally. are more inilenajo, self fitlprevions
!looted rat's ; bat .tbire: lijio*l4od:fOttlPort, and
411 17"t.slieni. *tire ate, thuiotritixuai sow,
rilfPg•Pqiil 3 , 7 fel, for , id *?1,1-64 "gold" #traight
Opetflae 60 eitiat and i;:atet: ifeinfiy, and
Iftea.66, tt,ptij,*s4. 7 lots ; as The.
1 7 4 5! tplk*itiatteisry.iiiit,,last.thinailtotla dull to.
lilaniltiod..4lirn: snail iia but lit
llilagulred
fatiAle. (Optic. Si 60 itad the litter at St tY
iiiitthoittittei:7liitsie4Tierifati . U4).oE47ooleg
6 4"!if 1 441:,1'e . Ali,t . rdaniatiktoi tatElag con
tiniti;el.llnOui,:'itaCtutAslWTilliaki4 Ac wonted at
Iffai aid Alta: silline:`,PiticiaLari:: ere - halt higher,
isithotit tatintidolng. batter Ant Pennievanut to
selling In-a emelt Way at ibto 'Elicit!, to not's° plenty,
bat,. the demand f01...4t about 4000
basiCyalirri smelly a itleftlfee' alitzif, Oats ate
full, ',aid f i htai ins Pena_ aohi
-et 49e, - BoiliwheatoktinitallilisiliaVileen sold
at ;
Puttleinigut fix yerk,actletti 7 IhtEt-faitiither /lief oils
- .l.atEnt;Stilaltrati 41 , 6 mAde,t i t tts tonclot"
tan--Thira ie not nreoi' 4 ninlC; o w l 4 t4 - 111 °._"meGt
ho, in the ales are In small lota only, at fully
'fOrreer ratan.' "Grixterlis and Provisions ire very Ipso.
tire; and bielonni doing -it 'abtat "previous
raise. Whisker moves ran
goo,- at .40e for drudges 21efor Easton bbli 285 for
- PriroVio,4xlll7}inforlibrin:= •
' chaste, June i. 3.
10
4 1.0 111 i115 011 14 0*It i'i R.- 630 40 41 ,: i l
10 do 404,i
109 do 41
•50 -_, -:do el O 41
,50 _ •• do ' 41 ‘ 4 :
`0 Pantile. R 120
M O do . D 65 123
450 M $ &IsT Tii g st , k MN
20) do - - e45 $0
100 "- do - ' 549 t 0250 ' . - do , 3,s
150 . do : e 3 sog
$0 • - do - - p3O 30
100 do 160 29N
• d
111 Cent o ll 404) 575
100 4"
e 45 57s
100 " - (111 .i. do eblo $ elb f t 6 4 4'
100 :, do _ seo 53,14
110 " d 5 ,','• s 0 641(
100 to ' Z ‘..11.25 011. ,
-00 - -.110 at 30 (44
-200' 4 ' 'AO 6., f‘g
115 Q, '
• do 04 . 4
Ind ow Chi
10 Ojoys & Pal R b"0 2e,4;
)00 4, -'.;', do,- =', 630 4ex
100 do 9.0 s
200,gi0 rcILIs $ t9N
100 •,_ ', dd - 00 404:
140' - ' db ' "" ' 7 416 69N
:tt N
it;e ot ixi t ai) erl i r .R ll.: t, 35 + ,
: . irs. _L._ '
New Yott Stock
2000 Virginia 6a , 97
100r0 14 Carolina Ca 971;
'15601 MILMOIITI do 88N
5000 do 030 88"
20000 - do ' 02016
10000 'Tenn Co '2O 420.92
2009 do 92
•1000 Erie 'Bina Iv
-0000 &is a Meat oz -73
104 Web 8 learnt b va
poop 1.4 . 13 en a3O 82
600`"
'OOO,-Virte &W 2dm , brdl%
25ab9 Itealt , t
88tVaion Bank 68
;_l6 -do ,97X
10 Iranover Bk 89%
10 51rosau Bat k 1001 i
100 Comm Co - 19
100 Cumb Coal prof -1 0 X
25 PtiO6l Co e6,l‘
,2EO, 69
460 51 X Cans B . 0 78;c1
PO do BBO 7 , N•
60 do elO 78,1 ii
640 do 73%
" 60 , "do s 4 f 7 ax
1100
60 Brlo R o 180 72,11
, 11%
-200 Budilit it [3O 37A1
o 'do ' '3ls
100 Hi/Am Itnret
160 Roadintelt•-•130:413E
60 do - 41%
ASTt hatoi birth frribo
81.g - ror 2 - Cti
Coprox 40 ; ruieba v gilik. ;
_;„
nook ilia been panellised. to the extant or riou
Mlle •of all bleb glade , at a lower plum. laeltta og
htande, V. 41 B P- 0 1 1 " 0 bp; 4 „,.
An lie bu been very quiet. w; 'WA SA 0a 0
Kenfuoky at SI Mi cut poor, do
a Weaternat $ 1 60
H a
• Cour — dates have, been
_made of ft a _
35o'for zealot ye)loiri ihd-ba part Iti% for , frOFea
era.
lact Pots and
06etr On; •
_aliftrula vi ' add on privets
ir-1 f bin win
1414 tiCe ktaf&A 16,01'
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