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_ Notice ui AilrerUKr*.
{D* AdT«*Hi»craci;s. w wrur*- »Lnoltl bi
headed ia by five o ciork in ibc ai'irtnaon. AUrnuon
m» ihn.ori tbc puri of nurlenricmei*. would be produi*
titecf uouuulHitcbi. I
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GEN. JA ji
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jits in vis,
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FOR f*AKAL COMMISSIONER.
jomm w. piTijoi,
{OF Ct3t»EJtUAW‘COCSTT 1 '
. See fourtb ftgt for 51t>c«H*npon« S ewe.
The People and Gorernor ghnnk,
The Legislature of PennsjW&ni*, at its tut
se«mn t passed a law providing for the election of |
Proaecating Attornies and Deputy Surveyors by !
the people,, id their primary assemblies. The law !
was passed and placed in the Governor's bands:
sopio'aine days, we believe, before the Legishture 1
adjourn etk It slept soundly in tbe pocket of the '
Governor to' the end of the sc-nton, and it sleep
thareyet, as quietly as if wrapped an iho shroud
of a tomb. Mr. Shunk, we believe,-claims to be,
—par excellence, a Democrat, but wbat sort of De
mocraey is that which refuses to sanction a law
taking power from the Governor and conferring 1
it upon the People? If it were possible for Gov
ernor'Shoots to be re-elected, we are prepared to
believe from this temporary veto of his,'that be
would defeat the tow » : t not elec*
-btfws'hi nd ap»*
to lake lent to
. of these. t. *•
Nowi.:f dwtj);.!
tnbjtetl uiooslike
t pawed- ipigncd
j-ffidFowf i tod forj
hjft of’ the ; ‘Demoe- i
e Governor tjtoiror.j
rer to tbose „o ntjme ivemor
•errant be U joroaght to be. Be cling* i
ige/and means to hold on to it lo tb< |
' hi* coijetilotionVi term of iwrvice, te
Legtb|alarp, reoßle,-Bnd the obviou :
*el U*Slf.'. ■ V . .- .1 . .'
- vV«a*> v*at,yie«. , '•
clptnre of Vera'.Cni*. will ,prove one of
remarkable event* bf\hi*tory f and none
act -uecaaie the ioee of’blood ni trilling
s>V.' 'willia of ihb renowned battler
?/• -'ofanciert; ind madernWarfire..- Tiwj following
v - Ttcord'qf thio ,CofflDnridar« 'lt cob
pfoi* &&&, ln jif»yr *fprdi end wem&not add .to
'>vVVV : : '
l two.
• at night. -.- -
• «Hr %»
■ jih>f oijrttakr, - and no fire
V^.v•*^ lj?<l^.C^7^ycT^, da ioefeaaod to, taor.
■ st r 'V'' aimfrtanery ofthro*32-.
vi, CiVPboadert piiiJ>ia gun» began
p;,'^;S , 7: : :\:~l■:yp?; : : , ■’■: ;.S J :
Lj r itprondera
. y>-: X6iA|~ j Earfy riily ntofmag~t&e cneiny
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j _ -^^£-bs*e«ibnl't«kari and
; both, at 11
|' '"7 frTtTinn flig,
Mli@3
V f"
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whole Mexiciu
sq<l |}scfcMl:lbeir aita* oa the
i£c*tß*fer..'lOur ftrmjrthen niareheiJ
town.
indiilica firedja estate to
B^ 2j “"!4jwGcpporiftJ tbaPrin«*>a loft. Gen.
l^a ; lhe
liiraa'gb?lhepebfic«qo*re.
gfe q^pt&retftin^t..: Alllhebe*t paxtof
hftthe city before the attack,
city. The
troop* were with
■ - <w«T»c/ fifleeblnul4r'of iJvB city oa tiie nijht
I , - 36t&,:.a0d Vere dmen- bade by, Colonel
,\Z • attack, will be
. ta-majrtw. ihe 30 th. It ia
: (,■ - ; tlfDpijfUaiP W it, ma the country
i > about il l* an agricultural one, and willopen the
-t ’itnsrfceV to our troop*. ■ \j • ..
. „ .Tnxlaox American contain* an
■ •--.MXtfcle, obrioualy *cit jtwt, calling upon the Buka
•: V '-. to extend their Uiaeonntc upon good paper for iho
ofl-the Iraq ora trtdttg with the city. TJ»e
. ri'. rale of the Bank* it Co dxKotxnl nopaperronning
. .. v• J•- bejoßd fuor month*. v'rhe Iran men aregenertlly
'f&?J ! to cell their Pfg.Metfl! a pan a erecit ofeix
1 1 .moolh*i and are lima put beyond toe mean* of ob
y,»/£feßiiftg ifindc. ■ They needmotjey at home, aa do
-4* they Ab their borinem i* of t certain
• Jtifid; andgenerillj with men of nodoafcted'crediu
wo fbppoee the bant* could discount their
.ootef ipc »x racmlh*. 'j| \. \ >
A Wrio wartirro jn Easton, havenomi
. rated Qtccttl Tsjlor for the* Presidency] We
: ■pprtheaflj lb«l General Taylor himself irlli vdo :
■ aU’.lbese nominations from the tenor ol his dec}*.
. lioft fo “theEoagh and iKcady Club" of Trenton*
declaring that military tfcn ought not to be looked
• tafor-tbe jiVtt&snej. Bat in the present highly
■/ jnuagbl enthusiasm of the People, it is probable
- Ihcy.iritffMO- any such refusal, and seek to make,
'*nl;w * will content
'it:—They
? r ta£aj!jforo
' Tlte Ct
ded that {here ia no Uw for foreign enemies. A
■oif was brought te c iV«w Orleans for debt, and
the person sued wo* the agnnt of a house in Mex-
Jco. l , .Th<r*«scnt was pul in the debtors p riaon;
.'* whence-vbe sought- to. bis discharge by
**r,b‘ancas corpus, contending that j Saury, sn alien
enemy,-could, not proseebte in tribunal* of tho
. Untied Slates during the pendency of war between
the United States and bis own country. Tbit
*iew was sustained by Judge 'Buebannan, and
Perera (the agent) ordered to be discharged.
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: Pbepabixo xon tbe; Voxito. —Commodore
Pony,- in one of his despatches in reference to (tie
storm, pleads earnestly with the Secretary of tbe
Navy fq-chain j. spars, bawsirs, small boats, sails
and 'othef 4 things necessary to repair the damage
. of the bat raoit cf all for' mean* of building
a hospital up:>ri (he shore'to prepare for the rainy
season* by building a homo lor tbe eitk.
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I Jons J. .Hanots. —\Vc regret tolearn lhattbi*
'.j. ’ gallaot'ofiiccr ban left an alHictcd widow and or*
"j pbac.children to mourn his ios>. We bad hoped
| that such Wn not among the mourner*. W,eli
,i does General Taylor and hit Adjutant General
* . declare, that the pang* of a victory are more than
j ’ all it* joys.
. Hon. Dario Tod, of Ohio, Minister 10 Brea!,
tflh town, on Uis way home, from Washington.
It is said that Mr. Tod will not leave for. Rio Js*
neiro before July.
Aeetabdzb D. Bicux, Chief of theCosst Bun*
rey] has been some days in the city from Wash*
infton. . \ a
’ Or! Coi’rMxs, to day, are given, up almost en-
Urftly.of the official despatches from-tbe Army and
Navy 1 !. Wo aro sure they wilt be perused with
deep interest by all oar readers.
; Tbs flrslistaTejiing destroyed tm> ttnall frame’
•' booses OB the 4th street raid, beyond the lol*
gala. , They were of'httle value.
Messagesjwero rentonTatsdsy afternoon from/
' this city io |6 orton, by Telegraph,,and answers
reeefved in ai couple of boors.
.... Thfl Philadelphia and Ddumote Use of Tele
graph hiul nolteen working from B*lurd«y domr
' to toteienlog,^'* l **yel out of order* .
ADDITIOBTAI* DESPATCHES
■ From-, (general Scott, and Commodore Perry*
\ iftADacABTKU or thi Abjct,
Camp |W**bio|ton, before Vera Crux, March S 3.
. 8i» ; Yesterday, seven of ourien 10-mch mor
tire, being in battery, and (hr labors (nr planting
the remainder o( our heavy mrlal being in pr>»
(•rmr, ijaddressed, al tauVdwk. P/M., a sum
mons sp the Governor of Vera Cruz, and within
tbeJwo bouts limited hy the hearer of the dig re
ceived thu governor's answer.
;n. Oailt Gkxcrrc it puiiUshed
\nd \Ve«*kiy.—'Ttw i*fV*r ii
\Tr;-\Vr- kly J Five }-**r
Vv,r> iX»i!*r*per anmo., ttnecly
It will be perceived that the governor, who it
torriM out, is ibe commander ot both places, chusc
ngaiurt thesumrannr.
On the return of the flag, with that reply, I at
once ordered the seven mortars, in battery, to open
upou the city. In a short time the smaller vessels
of Commodore Perry's squadron—two stcamery
and five schooners—according to previous ar
rangement with him, approached tbe city within
about a mile and an eighth.wbeDce. being partially
covered from the castle—an essential condition to
their safety—they also opened a brisk firu upon
the city. This has been continued, uninterrupted
ly, by tbe mortars, and only with a few intermis
sions, by the vessels, uplo nine o’clock (his morn
ing. when the commodore, very properly, called
them off (torn a position too daringly assumed.
Our three remaining mortari are now in batlerv,
and (he whole ten in activity. To*moirow, early,
if the city should continue obstinate, batteries
Nos. 4 and 5 will be ready to adJ their fire: No.
4. consisting of four 24 pounders and two B»inch
Psixhan guns, and No. 5 (naval battery) of three
32 pounders and three 8-inch Paixhane—the guns,
officers, and sailors landed from the squadron—
our friends of the navy being unremitting in their
zealous co-operation, in every mode and form.
iSo far, we know that our fire upou the city has
highly effective—particularly from the batte
ries of lO'isch mortan. planted at about 800 yards
from the city. Including the preparation and de
fence or the batteries, from the beginning-now
many days— and notwithstanding the heavy fire
o( the enemy, fropi cit* : *nd castle—we have only
bad four or five bounded, and one officer
and one man billed. •.. r near the Uencbes. That
officer,--;;- . P. Mnton, of the Uni
-rtillerv, niieof the most accomplish
£ -,**nd effective member* of the army,
ja»h wholes highly distinguished in the brilliant
operations at Munteiev. He fett, last evening, in
•thetrenches, where ho ww on lotj as field and
romroapdiog officer, universallyregretted. I have
just attended bis honored' remains'to .a soldiers*
grave—in full view • oftyfee. euemy and within
.reach of his ••
•March 24.—T*' eSvm having subsided in the
night, we com j ;je thU- fotehoon, as soon as
these# became a JdlF’vtibslb.'to land shot, shells,
and-mortars. ‘fc*- 1 .- \ "
March 25.—The being about to start
for Philadelphia, I haedmst a moment to continue
this report. '. >t ‘ ,i '• \
AU we batteries, Nos, I, S, 3,'4, and 5, are in
awful activity this morning. The effect is, no
i‘ great, end 1 think the cilv cannol hold
beyond Unlay. To-morrow morning mqny of
Jew mortars wilt be in a~ position to add (heir
•vrbeo, or after the delay of some twelve
rg ( tf no proposition to surrender should be
I shall organize parties for carrying the
try assault. 8o far’.lhe defence has been spir*
and obstinate.
enfctose-a copy, of a memorial received last
kt signed .by die consuls of Great Britain,
see,- Bpain and Prussia, within' Vera Uruz.
aairilig me to graniauacc toeaabid the neutrals
•fogetber. with Mexican women and children to
fruEdnvr from the seen* of havoc about them
'lahfcll, reply, the mbmeot that an opportunity
awy, be taken,to say—l. That a truco can only
be granted on tbe application of Governor Mor
alee, with a view to sprrenden 2. That in sending
.safeguards to tbo different consuls, beginning s»
far back as tbe ]3th inti, I disiinctiy admonished
them—-particularly the Prencb and Spanish coo-'
sals—ant], of eaurarL through the two, tbe other
consul*—of tbe dangers that bare followed; .I,
That although, at that date, I bad already refused
fo allow,/any person whatsoever to pass the line
of investment eitber way, yrt the blockade had
'been left open to £he consuls and other ueuirals t»
pass put to .their. respective, ships of war up to
inrtent; and 4lb, I ahali inclose toUic tn-mn
rislitav a eopy of ray summocs to the, governor
to iSo.w that I hod considered' the impend
ing hardships and distresses of the place, iurlud I
- rag those of women and children, before one gun
had ..been fired ia that direction. The intercourse
•between the neutral ships of star and the city was
stopped at the last njeutioned date by Comm >Jotc
Perry, with ray concurrence, wbicb 1 placed on
tbe .ground that thii intercourse could not full i-j ■
give tdlhe enemy moral aid and eom/uri.
' Our batteries haWalready bad a terrible rffodt on {
the city, (also known through other sources) and
hence tbe inference -that a surrender must soon he
proposed, 'ln basic.-* ' !■
.-.I hate the honor toremaio, sir. with high r*\i
peci, J outmost obedient servant.
WIM’fBLD SCOTT.
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Han. Wm. L. Mabct. salary of Wsi. . " t - t; *»- - s *»• * *••*■ fl-uiim u
1 ! ■'' - f - : small ■lOaintrr* and gun t-oaU of ihe mi ;adr >n. I**- j
The following is 1 copy '■of th® memorial refer-1 Conjoundex J 1 in the .Spiitiro, to i akr
id l» in the .bare J^.4: • I ~T'"" 3 *■">“>“«*•“* ««•!“■>
\ r ; the city. i hi 1 order w*.h |.rom|iUv anil gsM-antlr
March ?4, 1847. .xmiud, and ; th.* iiw w»j k--pi up with groat
The'undersigned, consnU of diffident foreign, uunation untii !«:<• iu ihctiv-nong
powers near the republic o/ Mexico, moved by On tutting ifcrrn at ituir I t mn.l tha»
tho feeding of bumanity\cxejted in their heaiU J>y the two steamer* Lnd n-.»r<y n'mi-t-,! u.nr
thofrigbi/ul retails of tke bombardment of the a- i,ih.>*\ but having r.-.-.-Mci 1 ir. *h •jui- l(l< '
,ty of VeraCroxduringiwltrday and tbe day U> the mgh: frecn tbi> -Lip. th. v ; .t mmim-/ -n t„
fore, base the honor pi addressing, collective I *, ; * more favurable and advanced j> *n.i an Ir.
Gen. Bpott eoamanderio chief of the artny of the [ su,j «-.ir<tiuu>'d Huh* tin- until be *. -t, ,i.
United States of the north, to pray him to auspen J \ At th»» earnest d.-Mre oi nn’.l oIE.-t*
‘bis hoatiiities, and a reasonable tiuec, G, ?n . s«eo:t geufrautir aligned a p-uin-i m the
sufficient to cft&bla their respective compatriot* u> trenehr*. to i>e mounted with RUn« (torn th«i
learaithe place with their women and children, si roo, and worked iw wam-u. Thm Rmm |'»i a
well ds the Mexican and children. ham* and three long 32 p,under*, (*|r thr w.-n-
Thfereqaest of th® undersigned appears to them required.) were .ift-r
too conformable so the existing ideas of cjvihza mimi rmi laix.r in trau-j-ortio-; th.-m s’t.r th.
*'■ *'»eltoO: h«h «" •••
lion, and they have I 100 ugh an opinion of th<-
principles amlaantimetiti of General Seoit, not'to
be fall, of confidence Jo the success cf this request.
They pray him to have-(be goodness to send back
his answer lo the pariemenlaire Atvbo is the bear
er of this, and to accept the. aashrance-s of their
respectful consideration. \
, / iT. GIFFORD/'’
Consul da at Majesto BriUnnique.
} ' 'I ' A. IiLOUX,
I Le consul de n Majeste le lloa «ieU Fiancais.
FILLIPS G. DE E3CALJANTE, .
El consul ile Eipana.
HENRI DmEIRE,
Consul d«r 8. M. le Rep de Piussc.
We now give Ibe articles of capitulation of
Vera Crux and the Castle of Han/Juan d'Ulloa.
Pckstk ne HoarJoa,
Without the w*|ls of Vera Cruz.
Saturday, March 27. I H IT.
Terms of capitulation agreed upon by the com
missioners, viz:
Gen. W. J. Worth and G. J. Pillow, and Col.
J. G: Totten, chief engineer, on the part of Major
Geoerel Spoil, gencraUn-cbiefof tbearmicsof the
United States; and Ciloncl Jose Gutiernz dc Vil.
lanueva, Lieut. Colopcl of Engineers Mauual Ro
bles, mod Col. Pedro de Herrera, commissioners
appointed by General of Brigade Don JrJse Juan
Landero, commanding in chief, Vera Crux, the
casllo of San Juan da UUua and their dependen
cies— for the surrender to 41ie arms of the United
States of the said forts, with their arioameßts.mu*
oitions of war, garrisons, and arms.
1. The whole garrujn, or garrisons to be sur
rendered to the arms of ll|6 United States, as pris
oners <if war, t|ie 29th iostlam, at 10 o’clock, a. in ;
the gxrria-ir.s to lie-permitted to march out wi£h
all (till honors of war, and to lay down their arms
to aufch officers as may be appointed by theg.-mral
in the United States Armies, arid at a
point to be agreed upon hy the commissioner*.
2. Mexican officers shall preserve their arm*
and private effects, including horses and horse
furniture, and to be allowed, regular arid irregular
offiects, as also the tank and file, five days to re
| tire to their respective homes, on parole, as herein
after prescribed.
3. Coincident with tbo aurrondcr, as stipulated
in"article 1, the Mexican flags of the various forts
.and station* *hall bo struck, saluted.by tbtir own
r'bstterirs; and, immediately hereafter, Foris Han
itiago'and (Conception ami the castle of Han Juan
d’Ulloa, occupied by tho furpes of 'the United
Slates.
4. The rank and-file of the I regular portion <l/
the prisoners to be pf:er surrender ami
parole, aa their general in chief may desire,- and
the irregular to bd permitted b>- return to their
homes. The officers, in respect to all anna- and
descriptions of force, giving thej usual parolf that
the said rank and file, at well shall
again until duly exchanged. • ]
5. All the materiel of war, and all public prop
erty of every description fouod in the city, the
castle of. Ban Juan d’lJlloa afidtheir dcjlendrn
eies, to belong to the United Sutirs;,J>ut the arma
ment of tbo same fhol injured [or destroyei in the
further proeecotion of the actual war) jntyibe con
tidered as liable to l ’ restored to Mexico by a Je» j
finite treaty of peace. ]
6. The aick and wounded Mexicans t
lowed to remain in the city, wjth such
officer* end attendsnt* and officer* of the
may be necessary to .their care and treatin'
7. Absolut* protection is solemnly-pu
fapenoiM in ibo jeity, and property, and it
that no private building nr {
b to to be taken prated by th* force* of t
ted States, without previous aijaogement 1
owner*, and for a fair equirilent.
8. Absolute freedom of religious wore
ceremonies is solemnly guarantied.
- (Signed in dopiM*ie.\
\ W. J. WORTH JJrigaatv. o-ne f *|j
V DID. i. PILLOW; Dreadier General
r \ JOS. O. TOTTEN. CoL and ChTEr
VOSEGOTIERREZDE VII.LANUJ
TEDRO MANUEL HERRERA,* i
. bobles. i
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aartCLM or csriTCLi/rio*.
l>« a!-
medical
army as
ut
irantied
- is clear
(roperty
t ie Uni*
1 ith tbe
Caplaia AulUtr^ppsinUJ a coaimUfiorur by
Commodore Betty on behalf t-fJhe navy, (the
general-io-chicf not being&blc, in consequence of
(be roaghnest of tbo set. to cecamanicate wiih
the nsrf nntU after coamiuion* Itad b?m • xchang
ed)—-and beipjf prearnt by G-noral Uroti’* mvita.
'.ion, otrtl concurring in. the result and approving
thereof—berctvafßxea hi* name and signature.
J.H. AHJUK. Gapt. li. tL .N.
Headquarter* of the nrinv »f the United enste*
of America. Camp Washington before Vera Cruz
March 27, 1847.
Approved and accepldl:
• WINFIKI.D SCUIT.
M. C. FERHV.
CoinmanJrr-iii-chiel U. S. X. f.-rccsGull- Mexico.
Ver* Übvz, Mara >27, 1817.
Approbad y uci-eptado: J
iOSE J f." AN DE LANDEKO.
A true copy of the original articles yf cupitulas
tion. E. I*. SCAMMOX,
let Lieut. Topo. En?V Alc'g. Aid do camp.
IVn omit the correxpondena: leading to this
capitulation between General. Scott and I.anJetu
a? ummportart. * Thu enemy proposed t'ie follow.
Ing, which of course was not agreed upon. Ily
comparing the with the agreement. the
reader wHI sec how much wjj :»»ked and how lit.
tic granted?
Six propositions from Ihr Mrrit-rr’i f’oi/imj.rsmu-
ers to //<'■ iinxernl in.) biff.
Ist. The garrison will evactUie the place with
in a time to lie agreed upon iiet\v<e:i ilu- beligcr.
ent parlies, tetiring to the city of Ijnziha or
Jalapa, by regular day marches, according to the
custom of armies on a inar£h . :
2d. The aforesaid garrison shall march out wv.h
all tho . honors of War. displayed, diuin
be&tingi stores belonging t» i\i>' corps ul winch it
is composed, till- alloivuneo df field Ipicrv* currvs
ponding to its force, baggage and linußltions ol
war. 1
fhl. The Mexican flag will rom;un\disp f aycd on
the. bastion of Santiago until the rettjmg Mexican
garrison idialt be out of sight of th>- riiv, and. on
banting it down, if shall in- saluted wijli cniy
one guns fired from the same bastion, until which
time the foices ol the United States shall not-cu
ter the place..
•fill. The inhabitants of Vera Cruz shall con
tinue m the tree jrt»sses»ton of their movable and
immovable property, io the clijoymenl of) which
they • hall never be dwturWd. fax well as in the ex
ercise ot thrir.religious fnith. I
sth..The national guards of Vera Urhz, il they
find it convenient to retire peaceably) to. their
homes, not to W inuleati d op account of theijr
conduct in Waring arms in def.lire nl the place.’
Gth. The undersigned <le?ire\lo kiiid-.iuci.se
the Sen.ir General Scott should mve to* r •minue
hostilities oil account of not jdnm'iug these pro
positions, if he mil permit the neutrals to go out
of the place, as well as the w.unim mid children
belonging to the Mexican families.!]
. Pp.iihii M. H Enru.i. j
’ Jose.Gl' ritiintz to; V ili. ixrtvi.
Mascel Robles. I
Gen. Scott in reply said that No. ll inadmis*
sable that 2. 3,4, am) 5 were* ajrci-JvJo with some
qualifications. This was on the Upih and rinses
thus i
Taking the foregoing remarks and the instruc
tion's of the undersigned to his commissioners—
which instructions were substantially commumca
ted to th - !! Mexican rutmnisstuucr*—as the ba.ts
of an bonoratile capitulation, the undersigned, to
spare'tho further effusion of Horn) is willing !•>
relrr luck the whole subject to the name co-nitns.
sinners of the two parties—provided that the said,
commissioners meet ugstn to-.iav lU o'clock, a
m., at the same place as ve-tcrdiv I and pr d
withoutdelay to a definite conrluMdn o! th-> ob. le
subject , .
Th. tmdeisigi'.ed Will w lit t'i- .-Jnso-.M of li.s
eirelteQcy lieu* I.isdiri, up to ‘I n\i,.<-k. this.
day and in the mean litiisr jv n«s^ur»nce
of bis high respect ai.d ronvi.b r tii in.
wiNFiEut M-orr.
Xs.al l)n|)a!rUra|
Com- Perry <.*uk c* naive: I t v s pJ»!m:; n
ttouticing the rimiAr .:f !;n- m-tje u 1 c.i* .•
We opy ins tir-r imp uUnt -Vsp-itH;:
a F,tu.-mi i>• d is»i>,irri,
. Off V tl: . t'.M.z. MirrhvJ.Vh. IS t'i.
tiie L'mteJ Sum. .'if > t i; >«- ,i ; \ ttoi. .v ,i.
forming the department-mat (Jni. ?vou lud, ..
the 22 j instant, tho day alt. r I asmmed cra'tint:
of’ihj'wjuaJrjn, m fi-ill- .•fccmu
hi» lu<Wjc«! in tho-Kvir r.f f’luz a* f" author,
iz.'the «<j:n tukui:* dI ili-cry. iR-i iv! the r*-fu-b]
of the govrmur to furjcndcr, <*l hi« hr.
attbrc.* n‘c!.)r*i i.* it; r ,!ay. .<
!n cjn.inn.i, wj: ; i ini :•! th-
vanil, in wind) parties from ihr division* o* (i-.i,-*.
I’allCM-m, Worth, and i’lllow. rrxpec uv>-|y it.--
(ached I’V lb<*e officers, cbr-erfuliy pAriiniuliv.
the piece* were placed m position aa.l op. m-d up*
op ibo city about 10 o’clock yesterday, immf-Juiielv
drawingmpun them a sharp fire frorh tbe i-m-mv.
which 111 a *horl time killt'J ami wounded leu of
the dctarhmrnr Ircm the -rpiadron. ‘ •
I In order to give all a chance to eereo mi the
trenches f >r the honor af which there ha efest
though generous strife. I hove arranged that tie*
tacbmenu from each *hip in charg.* re*j>.-etivf*lv
»l lieutenant*. and the whole cnmm-m-W.I by ~
captain or commander. -ball U- relieved .wry
twenty-fotfr hours. (‘apt. Aulick. a«,i.'r,: by
(Commander Mackenzie, and seveial heutetianv.
"had the direct] iii of mounting too cons luid ..pen.
ing (he tire, and wJdl and bistrly v*a< the duty
performed. Captain Mayo is now m charge und
will le relieved in turn.
Tbe Ohio arrived on the *d2J iuMant, but in
c .ntequence of u norther did not r«-arb her p-op. r
anchorage unldyesnrday afternoon- Detachment
pi host* trom all the »iwt!s no emplovvil night .
aod d»\f in liiidiug from the tniii*p.rl« (lie fl ue? j
and munitions of tbo army. M. C. !
UstTEu Hr»Tr» sole Pur-.y...
Off Hacrifi-.in-, March *.’j. In 17
Sin: In compliance with your letter this mo
ment received, milling for a n-j-urt of my pr icei-d
inga'i in command <>» th« drlachWiit on sin.r.-
yesterday. ' 1 have the. honor to state tint tu
battary of'thric ft inch I'airii/m guru an i ihr
-32-poUndeiH landed from (he »i|u.niton was lurn.-i
over to roe, lat 10 a. m , by the iuvornj-ti«h<- 1
engineer officer who couviructt-d it. (Capt. R. K
Lee.) who. oh well i>» Lients. Hmith. • f th» ior?;-
rn-eis, ntijl Williams, aid of (Jen. Hr >it reomto d
i.Uho battery throughout the fin; tin- enemy lur
ing jhul a few,|rainutr* before dnc.iver.-d out p-»i.
tiem. commenced llic .vrid ujnu in. I num-di’
ntefy ordered t!i«i KUfi* i„ u>i>n »-k'-d. tin } th .
tiring commenced on tl.r enemy’* fatten,... w },i.->
was rl.-ndilyiut.il deliberately roniinurd m.t.:
uh »uthall past tw-i p. m.. when our i..» eii-.Vt •
of ammunition, ol which ( we had <n.K t,"v
round* in e*ch gun. w«- Ry this n.j.
our aind-bjg hr. a*twork« und travers. -w.-ie muf ,
dilapidated by til*! rh hut th- tu.-my and trio c <o
cussion of opr own hr.ivy pii-ee*. I no.v dme .
*hJ the einhiuauter tolw cl.w-J up with sjnd b ig
(torthe uuggt-Btion ol which I mu«t thai k Cap*.
Lee,) everyliody In wk the lw-t ihelter tiom rh..
the work alTordeil, until the ouimunili :ii
eipcctid *houl>l arrive.
At 1 o'clock, Cupt- Mitvo. with a fr«-«h supjd.-
of ammunition ainl a rr!a-| party <>f ofii.-.ers an t
mrn, I ther. rrltiujui*li'rd tho command
iifhiin in .,t.d roturn.d tT
my *tup. Our I>»* was ff-ur 'men killed, and on
officer and fivu men wout.did, nno of tho (alter
mortally, (s.ncu dead.) tho others slightly,—
When it is considered that wu had the concenttat
f l and vrry active fire of five of the enemy’s L|»'u
teties upon u« at a distance «f le»s thafi eight
hundred yard* Iveidt* occasions! shells fripn th-i
castle rd - ‘-San Juan de L’lloa." ills a matter of
surprise tha our lo*i h mi small. ' -
It aiTml* m« great salirfartion In add that every
officer sod man >n the battery hetuvid with ill
utmost coolness, OOjvity, and cheotfolnos.
t'ommihder A. Macknnzii-, who hod sufi
eriuteruled the duly of jr., CJni j the gn na m tiattery,
promptly tendered hi* frvvicv* to me, and took
charge of on« of my 3*J pouulers, whirli he tnan
aged with Rteal skill, and, I d. u ht ni ,t. with g»e*t
effect jijKJU the enemy’s works.. In tho course «.f
Ibe firing the flsg on ono of tbrr cuemy’s forU «*»
brought down by a shot from a gU n fired hv
Lieut. Ualdwin. - ft quickly again
displayed fiomtho samo-Hsg stoffi 1\ ,* duo u
Midshipman Allan McLemt that I should not
omit to mention that on a call for volunteers to
cut a«sy some brnshwo< d which obstructed tbo
view to a battery on which we wished to direct
our O.s.ha sprang tbroughan embrasure, followed
by two men, (Wililam Uavenaugb, scamon—th«
namo of the othe. I have ndl been able to asccr
tatnO *od amidst * shower of balls, (juiekly re
moved the obsttoefion, for which gallantry I com
plimented them ori tbe spot. I am, however, sure I
that auj other ofE-rr present Wt»uia -
happy of an) opportunity Ui tu»e d>i»e the .
■ I J. H. A CLICK. Captain.
I.i>l :f Kin d.
Wro. \Ti** i>,» : J f**:n ” i*-
liflins, Uw.’-ju; j »t«f* Har/p.gdm,
Sio»t- *biri'rf Vnv't’. MnfyV; Djtu<-1 Mrfi'imi*.
lan Wiain, s“', Mitv p. and J-.diri I #c.i:na;i.
U,t uf U UlHlfj.
J.irul. A Js. baldwin, I’ul'iniir, El. black,
teaman. IV.'tAaij; Mathias Nice, i*cin;nt, Jhit'ni
«r; Wni. Hamtni/i, wiin-n, Potomac; an l Def.rs
<>( Carey, tandanm. Potomac
I J. H. AI.’MCK. (upturn.
I mTfji ;Sr itj s Sru'isn
.Oft VeisTrui. March 2fi, 1547.
Sin • I cHimt l.n> hi if hlv c.iinupml ill** z»jl,
courage. an.JjJcHMI/ displayed by every nll'icet -
under my c.f n/naiid; and I res ret that the itftci.til ,
*=t*r'UT' wlnci they rendeted should lu*o been
altru.li J liiili ih" !,>-» of one i Ulcer, .Midship- :
man T. 11. S; ul»r iru, .in \ mie seaman, J. William* !
killed. Mid Ur« e -.lightly vvoutiiled. The ndrinr.u i
Mi; roadnet iff M d-hinmni Shubnek., down to
the munrnt it his lali, utulsi pointing q gun on
the enr-nv. < ee.i-i n, d m-' the mire to lumens his
In-* lir »i. i ufiTer ofirri at nu-rit and
pr-i:ni-t, niuPhnil li>- hu-d miM hue heemne on j
'Miam-tit jifule-.-nnj mid cMtinTv.
S J. M \ \-C». Captain. i
l *ll »l> t rari!’ ~IL » M Kll M lot 1.-.si iti, |
Oti‘ «UI md. Match 2d, 1K47. j
Nit. I regret to li itiounce the kiss of ihe steam
er Ilun'e', the (i .rmai'ars nl which disaster an
detni.t J in ill' accompany mg report of I.irut. j
Mrl.-mithlm. \ ' j
I had arrtn i\n Iv.r h-.-u's before. r.i-d forttiuntc
ly. I"' i. tut- adiir.r.i'de ijujlitirs el thl* ship, was
enabled to u > t i the assi.it jure of the three v* N st|»
a-h'-re. the nni'iii'iit. at early dawn. I di*. ovend
their .li-nc-.s, tliough it tv-.s blowing, ul (hntime,
afiele.
The Iviits <t Ills ves-yl. un.l’r the special
charge nf t’li t. \l ivn, wh i udimteef. d his ser
vice. .Hid commanded res|„ ctively tiV I.nuteri inU
Decamp. Alden, ami Hlimt nnj Pas*r 1 M'l-
Eaun'k r.iy. happi y Tt-ru.-d every one, more than
sinv i'i ii.imt'er". 'run ill*- Hnrb. r
1 Ir.' e the h.»o-»r to he v»'Jr m<—4t obedient scr
‘f'k M, c. pi:/jkv.
Via \ I’m 4. i;»'il- IVjn.iiiMiTti'v.
Mriich 'alt. I*l7
Hr.” Mary Arm
Sriir f'hebc lib'
>rhr '.-a N v inj:i l*ir« . : .hr
M’lir Monitor. Swor.l. ; do
Schr Hlatirb. K Sure. do
Harftei Snirti/. \\'illiym«"ii. do
SC- I orr.ri . do
It.-.. M..r, m o Ih.oh-ar. do
llrij Will. D.ekfr,
>ctir Oscar Jonc*.
schr T H Walker.
V-lir \ (. Morion
Srtir Tom e
Itn; ()m.p. (’..indnll i
Sci.r Marv I’ri.in. i,o;„:e. ,
>nbr I'aeitir- .Mu its
>rl.r V.,i.,.r„
It-.C Kim.. \ r Uri '
Hnc Ouirllns,
"i ip In.oler.i rloTuotc.l
Sct.r Kr ti'.-.r z-. itisio .Men
'>•>l:hi "i ihi i t-ri >
Brill* t’ itt--r«>n Ji.'m fn'icr, l\-n»!.ri>
GLORIOUS WHIG VICTORIES.
I M:w YORK AND ALBANY ELEC*
1” »mmd- re !V;rv lunlur J • TIONS.
II .ib the It ifsiin iV..i:,»r litre h.id re*-! , Al 4 U{ « hour, lan night, we received a New
»■ !■> acto-i ih.-tr hi \v «<•?. I mi un.rrufjt i>f the despatch, announcing the gloriou* new*
PJ!, ' ul .<i )>ut thai ■ lhit tHe \\ hig* had carried the city by a hand*
,h- Hint :1 I;!i.r iv-r vu! -«| -nS-id >ar.! c/rned • tomt inijorilv.
it* -id have 1 elected Mr. Brady triumphantly over Mr
1 Brown*’!!, the Loco candidate.
' i h*i M hign have all > fine inajoiitiea in both
“ •IU. .-1 \„U cf.iltr name. branch.-,. ~f the Council*.
| ' ,tl '* * ’ ' US , *‘ l • • j Our Dr«ji.itch further Ftatc# tbai the city nf A!-
" ‘ } * ,r *" ’ V * hif.yjiiii (it-t-n earned hr the splendid Whig ma*
i L 'J 3 j *n;v nt lw'ntt/-*fvrn hundred'. Of course it
- N< •*’ \ ->ik tmirrph wi:| tell on the c\iun
\\ - llili' it'i .1 oil'
i-l "v« l ?>y , }
n'nir. Tf.i- r.»n>:iq>h of
I. \TEMT FiCO.II TIIE AR3IV
i lir. si. f*» T LOR, 3t tbl* lalc*t BCCOUDIa, Wil
j. bi Uv«'* ii MoriUrrv and Cathargn. lie mtt Col.
F. i' is-17. > 30 tni!<‘« |hiß »:Je of Moqterej, anJ
:• w ‘i -a'.i • • « ! an* i.i .»! Urfca. Col Curtii going tj
' , .MM.U-rry.
SivU Ann orrm-il at CTanLuli on th.
Hif mi- 07 t u.-<. •»! >i [-oiut on the I9;h wa» repotted to be
twr- Cl: • si'tli' t .f V.v -3 :«„ |,ari. L «. j :!.<• nt# IM.
(or..N«p ih:' ;.i i <]<**>- *»«t: <<• • .-r
Mr : - rf:
u:c 'I 'irn t-
iu. « w,i» . (it*, .n ~rr, it was thought. wan lo lake op
* “ i . '■■■ "I Hi' ••iii-mv. wtu-.-h • , ,
u i.i.- th,'r I i:i r:i. .lir, K :-J, \xo him i I fof Mexico.by way of PmoU*.
from 1 1 v i»' 1 ; ,1. Tt\ : inner* .r,<J t..r> v : 31 ’ * 4> w *» e I peeled l»y hi* a.Wjnee at the
Kif - I !.-■!•! •<>.!• v. ■-1 i < ri7i t-j ati|! i*. . 1 }.’o*rt** <!ei Kay. The. lull force unJer (»en
I* that i< •* • «»»• - •-f i-t-r tlSfc-, ,<l ■ (tl |*, l;j yoi) f^n.
Uii-tr in 1.-.!. .2 u;j;t 4 U:r !,.j > <-iar- ,
C. 4 n-Fi.!*.,) tn i! < r = i'h ■( >.«{ lh<* ■
• r. <jM i -.i !,• , :• 5> ruA.,! ! • rn,< * ,J anmnic whom were a great many
.ij tfu) j-tfiuu> j.pMv:. h.’ •>ci:njiiU .■• y-.vr sod children. The Mexican* aay they
him :.i ur.dr rsis.Uil :!:i< Uif Moriea’s h. hi -von’ , , . ... ....
ti’t-'. (rnvr'v ;••• , t 'i u *h I ' *•' ,0 lhf,f women and children. —
iit-tr! i.c,[:,i r: v -.f-nj h fwi-nnVi 'bv • ra * Sc '' lt la - opening hi* guu upon the
hn’k.-nr.e** -.1 .n r !iv IjijUi'.'f si.;!' ihi'K>. j f ; > f' ,r hour*, lo git-e ifc* women aud chil
-1 ! «,fh ;>i-r• r.The ' d'-n an oj-jKjrmnity of withdrawing, ntsimng
nil!:,' ro.ii,y v«i, i:i>i
\S tf !
I . l-:n;r:.r !.’:«• rh-otll ..I Col. H.Tfl,
I \:, .1) .| iU J ti.: n:n:nim|.'f- 111 1m1t.1u...
t.lu... a ini f.pn-i-.n... K ~s. |‘. , n . th
-:.!c' oihrf. ofn-.M. (i.-i,. I . nr.!ur.)m>> l :„l Un'.-
it-krliii, .J lij* I
<in!l *», MoiiVr,Jumlstcjl. Om
jinn. IJjMVi-.OiKvfr, aii'i , t1..-r rluH.* ru.! oltjnrii
an* wi>unjril.
I !-»rl rnv Imr*,- !.y a gurr-h -t i:j unr of ih«* |it«[
chare*. ttr tre ilr»ti*n** > of i;ifvi>.">r'i * {or the
w.iu an.l I then 1 .re e'.;...-*:.-you U. »<•:.,! ~n
tnur.-Juti-ly the r:» your |-larr. no i} n |
th.-v may tu-et army. wm.-h !,a- done n* duty
ami *n«*d the ti’ti -r ..I i!h- inti ia! atn.v. I,',*)
ar,J >A\ I’A A.WV
A Fife occurred early thi« morning in Grotes’
Piano Forte manuGclorf, which prove*] quite de
! Among other lowa were fifteen finish
j «-‘l Pifltw** From tho combustible nature of (h«
; insU-rinU it spread very rapidly.
Ttt« Fire i» ascertained beyond all doubt to have
. > r , til.; work of an Incendiary. :No tnesl ye»
’ J ' S lu ciiner'ijucniT.
T> /ii. -v//, />. Hn:n. m A.hiuir.
. * DfciK rr.! i> ii Jhe i.urtv it, wfnrh i t»r„|i.
«1V h.t b-t-.e, ,'i.ver.v! mo fr.,,» y-H, B
c.);.v i»i roy it. n tn th-- ip>*<-rtimrnt and tf>«
£?rnrr 3 | ,-« v . .1 t„ !»».. tf , ~r , of
luttl.; I nos* -end 11. and ihc triumph uf
our amos.bti* hern <•. Uhm-cl m v >ur »i.-vn. Th*<
want uf Kiipjiij-.s. I. ~rlli"r itfj the dywn'erv,
whirls broke nut nit's.- vmy, f'hnp.-Iled me to
Ikk-is 11 lb*- ('j-.'iii.hk ol the r.cr.erjJ ami chiefs o!
tin- army, and nvulaie my nfirrainn* armnlingly.
Tfie7 m-ammnu.!/ iMonnuic-! that tho or.ny
ought t.. (all .,(> |K>'UU. where sopplip* rniahi
U* h i<|. I h i«c th.-r. !on? determined to retire liv
w.v ~f O-lr-il. \ »m! M a t c hu:!a. «!.<.„ 1
cm 1 f. r t;,e W-UJlWffJ.'utin
ainoonl to mote'lnn W 'l. ar.r! a!-o fjr the duS.;
uhirh I ■’••I ri turn and iitk the enemy,;
provided the gtiTcrniis. n* ftirr.i-he* ihv ■
1 i..w, nil.irir..-.! t-.nM '-r.t n. tj,i« ,(f rcl
III) t.-f lh- preMtnt I i,i.e m
in n’i th.- world ‘•'jniil,l km-.r n, Uu.t tt ; .. tf, !a „,.,’
■A a :>ntiv«* ;-r- •.(. ' t.n- |i.,m g-im>r a
-•-..n,,,.-.. vie -ry -v. ; .-.adcr-: A ,
Ini, i:-„. r.VMier.t . 1 e.wj Vl . nf M<l .
” :l '- ! -I M „,| i„(.
-tr.. ... <i.w„.,i
pil l', tv -run. i, s . < ..up. .-t-ni.l-.mig part „f |, u
■ruo, : pi„-,i the im
pfrc:::.M.> W-.1-.M, which it w,*
I,M » r " lur ’’ -'■’•’•l'h-trmdm-.. .he pr.-nt
i-lv-ml,.- gam.-d hv if to, ui.-j to .k five , f
thri’ p.r itii.i.-, tin.«- -land-..! c..l,M,«rd as many
«t nrt.ll.-o G.-.I ami 1,-|...,iv!
•■'VM’A anna.
• s mta Auna talk- '•( - r ■•ur’.imj r., inr.-t t;,-
ki> l>< li. lv. |..{< «V..fiv i'rrroif*,
j a* Mti-* our org-ni nt tti- -.-at of (i »v»-nrn-iit.
Tur. Au'ii pnm:ii Sot* Axx \ ___\ r ,, r .
rospuiidi-iit ut ’he L-ou-viHe U.iuricr, who wnsm
the hattlc oi H.i!:r)|o, d. wiriSim; ihe retreat o< H 3J j.
! i A-nna. say. s
When the ;n.lining fuurid they } t3( j
i r-trcaiod to Agon .'Niitvu. and Wt-re di'Nrttjjj|>
j Hai.ta Anna l-y tin- hundred. They mj ,|e some
: few of ..ur men prisoner,; jlJ.,c w0.g.,1 „f ihtmi
!by I'xchange. They have eJ | KC hr.»k.-n up ui a
; row. and )>• ft Ajm iN'ucva in all directtuiip' s.-Knn
.iU wagon loads' ol their wounded were hauled in
anti attended by »ur physician*. They ndJ n
trien-i i/rninr, who i- an interpreter, nm Ham.,
Aooa hroui’ht nl l<-a..i two third* of hi* m. n from
Hjfi Lulsi'oMsl Ml tr >n*. ihi 1 lie 111 irnn11„,
«dd, he triml to eiK .u'cge lh«uii, by
they should lake hri-akU»t in Ihu Armrtran’Camp
arid that all they (the American*) had, should t.e
theiH. Santa Afina's lorce fwas .OOO strong,
and how tve whipped them a-i bafi, God only
kiiowr. i
'i'lic Uiiiop ills ) published Ibe following inter*
esting letter. Wo ran hardly suppn-o our read
ora will tiro of reading the details of an important
battle like this, and shall, therefore, give irons
time to lime all thu interesting incidents wo find
recciJcd:
Santa Anna’s army whs fitted fur a rulJen
inm-cinenl, and for a cntip tie main. Ho had not
sopplies for anything more. His whole force
have heed' or beyond Incarn scion, th* morning of the
1 the same. 2Ufc | Before noon,' ’the 32d, ft was ail, iooor
•aptain. front jit Bucom Vista, s distance of ,/ull fifty, miles.
The evening of the 22J. which was s bright and
cah& evening, presented one of the most imposing
nV. i>- spri'liirles ever beheld. Skirmishing was going
'•(i 1 "". j <>i: iti'ibe mountains, about a mile and a half die*
tint, when Oeo. T-, with all his suit, (probably
oa;>, fifty or more person*,) was on the high plain, be
(ween the road and those mountains, reconoiter
mg the grounJs, and observing the enemy.
From one point of view, our troops bad his
• c*mp under their eye, and saw bis whole force
piriili-d, forming many lines of foot and horse,
all apparently in good order. As it was (be bour
<>f illicit, their music struck up, and was distinct*
!v IpMrd, consisting mostly oi such instruments as
M'und afar. Their cavalry, pirticularly ibeir lan*
iceri hsve a One or more regiments
have yellow cloaks, wbicb, whether worn on the
shoulders, or thrown over the saddle, make a con*
spiejuous appearance. Colonel Yell was killed by
a lapM! wound; nearly all the dead, wounded and
prisoners, were in uniform. 'ln this respect they
heat our army, if not In others. Oar volunteers,
gem-rally, were dressed like .farmers.
Mr. Uilboi**.—The Washington correspon
dent of ttio Baltimore San says:
• There is a letter in this city from South Caro*
linn, which states that Mr. Calhoun has written
a letter to his friends on the subject of his being
a candidate for the next presidency; that, in this
letter, ho states that, under no circumstances, will
be consent to be a candidate for that office; and
further, lh.il he requests and urges his friends to
unite on Maj. Gen. Z.schary Taylor as their can
didate fur the Presidency.
Mr. Calhoun, you may remember, in 1824 find
ing that ho could not bo elpcted, transferred his
influence to the friends of Gen. Jackson, and was
very efficient la promoting bis election, in 1829.
Tiik Ho* Hssbt Cut.—lt may be remem
be red that many of our fellow citizena have in
dulged the expectation of Peeing the Sago of Ash*-
land in this city of professional business, before
the Circuit Court of the United States, at the
April term. A letter from him, dated at Ashland
the 2d instant, says:
‘•I have no expectation of visiting Philadelphia
this spring, nor can I aay now when I shall by
aide to do so; at present I fee] overwhelmed be
the deep affliction which has just happened to me
in the fall of a beloved son in the Moody battle of
Buena Vista.”— V. S. Gazette, '
Louinvn.Lt Counitß.—The Louisville Cou
ricr of Bth in*t. announces that-early next month
Geo. It. McKee, of Frankfort, Ky., will be asso
ciated with Mr. Halderman in the editorial man
agement of that paper. Mr. M.‘ is spoken of as
an eloquent speaker, and an able and vigorous
wiiter. Ho is the only brother of Col. Wm. R.
McKee, who fell at Uuena Vista.— Cm. Ga: .
■‘■'rrj. lie’ll. Ii 111
M is»*cHC!CTTs Taoort—The Companies of
Captains Webster, (son of Daniel.) and Felt, of
the Massachusetts regiment, bad arrived at Mata
morts; the former was placed in the Plaza. {he
other in Fort Paredes. In Capt. Webster’s com
pany, not j man waa on the sick list, and he lost
not a man on the voyage. The Flag speaks
warmly of the appearance of the men.
rK
d". bllgf-d.
Mr. David Boyd was yesterday appointed by
' tb'* Guardians of the Poor, as Steward, whose,duty
it will be to act for the Guardians in matters con
; neri.\| with the Poor House Farm.— Post.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Urportec! for toe Pittsburgh Gazette.
Thk I,or rut Meyic*** u ..tiled /run
i i!irm ,u|iut-«ctmu to and whatever
pmj>. r'.y t c» might choose to carry with thrro.
Nil an individual embraced this offer, and thr
»iiliM*i]UL<nt destruction to the women and chtl
tlu-irilonoß the bombardment, »u a eource u;
t-u- iiu.'t painful regret to the tteurral and hit
I’uii.Ai.LLCHji. Apr 13.6 p; M
New Youk, April 13, 8 P. M.
Tl;c new Loan advertised for by Government,
ba«>. I understand, l>ecn taken on liberal terms.
»\K\V VoltK MARKET.
■ April l.t B o'clock, I’. M.
The I oreigo hews has continued to depress the
rnjrkii for Flour, and prices are again lower.—
Tbr taliiH ot Ones*cc today were generally at
?7.37 I*2 per bbl. .This is the price on the spot
—to rnnto prices are lower: Soma talcs of
.Vtw Orleans dt f7.31i per bbl. * r
Of Wheat aali-s B*lo,ooo bu at lC5c for
I’ritnt- Samples of Whtfo and Rod at 155 c
pi-r l.u.
Yclluvr Corn is in fair demand at 95a98e per
Corntucal—Sales to-day at $4,87 1-3 per bbl
—an improvement on last - quotation.
The fjotton market is languid and doll. But
a doing, and prices the turn in
kMir .if buyers, but previous quotations are nom
inally luAiiitninrd. In the late of the Irvtug’s
to-.vn h.ildfrs appear sanguine that prices must ul
timately improve, and arc not disposed to concede
much.
Pr-iv^inmi —In tho absence of an Export do
tnaiul, I' have lo notice a dull market The
tal.-i mining are in moderate parcels for con
■mtnp'.iaik
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,
t April 13,7 o’clock, P. M.
I he market fur Flour continues exceedingly
‘lull, lun? ,il>o gaits tiwlny were to a very limited
ct’< nr. Siarnl-ard brands of Western arc held at
V jii»r bill, with small salru.
Ciiimu-ral in lair sale at 4.62$ per bbl.
U best- Hio current prices to-day ate 14f>c for
ilc-ls, itrul 153 c fur White, and sales prime sam
pli-« ».t l.ojli at th esu figures.
S.iks M.ijnt) l>t i prime White Cotn at9sa9Bc
per ho. '
Tho m.lrket fur Groceries is about as before.
Sale- i:,ir hluis O. Sugar at 7 Aa7ic,'credit.
IH Volumes Baku few hundred bbls*at 37jc.
The rxrarket is very dull, and sales to
3 very small extent since the last Packet’s news,
which. ihmvßh unfavorable, docs not socm lo
i-tiuki-. Thai confidence of holders in kn ultimate
imp.-nviMUi; (it in demand and prices.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
B*lt. April 18.3 P. M.
£2 Hie tra* inactions in Howard street Flour to-day
liu‘i' inonl y been at $6,50 pec bbl. Prices gene
rally- havti been somewhat in favor of thj buyer,
nut there I ias been no further decline sufficiently
marked to.call fur a reduction of quotation.
The siocf: of Wheat is very light, and not
equal to t’flo tVimand. The tales making of
prune Red j are at 14He per bu.
Of t.Jo na them were sales to-day of 15,000
bu at 8. r <c; for lieet White, and 92a for a prime
article of Yellow, per bu.
Ky<x selling, to s moderate extent at SOe per
bu.
Whiskey in bbts is worth g9tS9ic—salea at
list. !
{LT\V»ti*e<l-- A flood uor, Who enn write a. fait
wnuicil at tins Office.
•n. b®* ZETT * : OFFICE.
The Proprietor or the Htuborob OueUe hi.
"' h n m "k»- 'Vbiioac Him.,
p,' h 's i "'f U ’ J ° b fnntlnj b.Ubli.h’meal. Mr
J"f/" “b' r ‘ r " bw,l “’ o r , ?S l f*Uof o°rMj'
*.& Vaiyr *r~' Comme*jd«tion—From even
an‘l whcfe Dr F.pham’s Vrle'jl.l',
been introduced. r‘
intelligence of It* ijxcelleiu etfecu have been recV.*
b >' (he Proprietor. In hundreds ofinsiancfs t h*« u,’
umpbed which were deemed incural.V
" bolcaale ant] Retail, l>r WYATT a
v.V, Kl TO U *2* P R s*n>«hfiie!d Mfrt-t
I lUrburgh. I'a. Pm-efj pcr(jol ap»Jw
§5,00. .j BOOTS 5,00.
r/i« 6 o K v
l Hh subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Fm.k* C ?! n, n Cnc, ‘ J , " e niauu/ariure of
£«•<*. p f (T»d material tutd workman»l..p
m1*...» *'l 'T* rTam superior to any Boot ever made
m I ttiMliurab for ilie price. There handsome Boot
i m be made io measure. and warrant them g» repre:
Mitii *r ‘ c , Ve,} ,ow P rirr oi HVK DOLLARS
t-A. it Lcntlcmen are requeued to rail and exam
neiarm. f jr-H \V B ERsJKIXK.
CT'Conaumptlen i*a disease that i* hurrying u«
victim* liy ihon»and« to the iomh, wnfi&ut having iu
progrr** at ail retarded by the medicine* m common
use; but a brighter day is coming; nay. ha« utread\
come, when this dreadful disease can 1.0 suree-sfully
combatted. - ITr. Roger*’ pr.eparai.on of Liverwort and
Tar, not onlygives relief in all caw* of Cold, scaled
Cough, Ac . immediately, but from the testimony of gen
ilemen of the highest smm'.ng, ■* making some very
remarkable cure* of CWumptton. Jmprott mem in ilie
treatment of disease is onwaid, and nothing can arrest
its spirit in Dus progressive age; in wi.lence-of which
wo invite the attemion «f our citizens to the certificate
of Ur. Cox,- late rrofrssor in the Cincnuiaii Eclectic
College, which we pabh*h in another column.
REGULAR MORJfIKG PACKET poR
BEAVER.
Tl " BEAVKy | irlirir '
Hoop., commences |,rr
regular trips ibis dav. leaving Pir»
burgh at 0 o’clock. *. u .and Henvei hi a o’elccs a m
eunneeiiiig with Pittsburgh and Cleveland l.ine of Ya
nak Boat* daily to Cleveland. O ; Beaver, \V # ,„n arid
Cleveland Lute of Canal Packet. un-l Stuge Coaches
daily io XVnrren and Cirvelaim. Cannl Packet Line* to
New Castle and titeenvillo. Pa ; Eric Extension Line
to Meadville and Erie Neil, .Moore A Cos Lines of
Singe Conches for Cleveland and Woosicr. leave Uen
ver daily on the arrival of steamboat Beaver Horn
I ilubiirgb : Apply to
b M lIARTO.N A Co, Pitleburch *'
nt»M : CLAnKEACo. Bcav-r
rKOETABbK PCUIOXARY BALSAM
V ‘Abnitt four year* since I wa* attacked with a
Violent c«ugh I iriril various rrmeoies, und consulted
seven! pbjs.r.an* without relief. On-the reeomrurn
datum of a trn-nd J commenced using ihe Vegetable
Pulmonary Bnl'am. ami derved tmtnrdiate relief from*
ii, ami by continuing the u*r ol n a short time my cough
was entirily removed. I have »mee alwuyg taken ii
myself, and recommended n ;u others, when attacked
with a cough, und never knew it to fail ot giving nnnir
d’Bie rebel, alitiough I have recommended !! to many.
I can therefore, with confidence recommend it to U.c
public J >: pkincj:
Boston, November SO, IM7.
For sale by B A FAUNHSTt n K 4 Co
ap!4 cor I*l and wnod sts and tiood ;i .<! Gth *t«
r |’o BRIDGE BUHjDERB-P,0r...-,!. w.llbc
X tereived at the <knnmi*«ioner's Offici ■< i>! Satur
day. Slth instant, noon, for erecting one >-r ».<t bridge*
—three over .Millet’s Ron. South' Fayette Township,
and one at the month ot Cork'* Butt, in Lo*.v.': - t Clu.r
Township Dcscr pliotr. Stone abulntehls and wooden
superstrmctnre; masonry to he bid for by o, • perch,
wooden superstructure by the foot lineal, emininkmcrn
by the) nrd Plan* and specifications can be s-cn nl
the t'ommissioner • Oibce until Ihe day of leibuc
TMUMAS PERKINS, )
JOHN M’DOWELL. Com.n.ssioner.,
apMtd JOSEPH T MARKS, |
Admlnlstrator’i Xotlct.
IKTrERSof Administration on the Fsiste of Sara’l.
J Kwalt. Uteof Lawrencevtlle, Allegheny C-iunty,
dec',l , have been granted to the subscriber. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to the Estate of said
deceased, will make immediate pvyruenc and thr-e
having elaims against said Estate will present them
properly authenticated tor settlement.
_ . JOHN KWALT
PLawrenecviiic. Ann' n. nplW t«F
[OSES S <;i:\Ll\K ITALIAN iriJEMirAI.
*> SOAP, for sofieuing the Sfctn. eradicating Pimples
mid ail l.'upt.on*; for healing chapped hand*or rraekeJ
11-'sn, dispell.ug freckles. ian, auntiurn and blntebed
•km. and produe.ng n fine, youthful clearness'
Price d?l cents per cole. The genuine article >■ for
»«!«*■>• B A FAHNESTOCK* Co
apM _ edr lat and wood M*and wood unJ Otb au
The book op coaMEUCE. uv sea
AND LAND, eihibnnig its connei-fon with Agri
culture. the Arts, nnr! Manufactures. r« whieb ar.
ml-10l a History of I’ommeree, and a t'firoiioloc ml
Table. MqHr*ted hv a Map and ituni-"o>n engrAv ti***-
for sale i.y •' JOHNS TON & STOCK'TON
"pH lhvik«ell-r e..r Mjrkm and :W «t«
TI'ST ItKCEIVBD—A View o~ Ylfe'rTy of
• I Pittst'urgh. printed on letter mid (,'sji -beers Tt.e
Engraving b v \V W firabam. nf Pr. la.leiph t. from W
C XVa!i » t»eautiful painting fnrsaletiy
JOHNSTON VSTOCKTON
1l«*oV*cl!rr« r<.r M rifle i i?>d rjrl t
SrVDRIKB-U>bt..» No I f anl *•! gm-d sturmne
order. Ibbl Tallow. K
J«t sacks Dry Apple*.
1 hhl* Dm Peaeh* s;
Now '.am!-i:f I'ro-n *«eame' Ri<> Orande f or *aie hy
a;>!4 ISAIAH DICKEV * Co. water .Mid front si *
UTNDOW GLASS -‘jr-o t>xs ixto.
T> lOubis tOrlg; aJbtslOxll,
•JOlri* 9x»; 10 !.x»
I'l! For vale Uv
a; 14 S F VO\ lIONVIimtHTirn, Kinm «t
Brooms- vs ,\ n , i...„ u.«,7Ti7i7 ” ’
JU> do Mctli.i'i! for,i Broom*. kjf talc
! ‘ T a rN s_f yov_novNM" ,RST *Co
/'HKESK A»D BUTTEn-vTl7»~c7w~
, 4 kcg« liitUrr,
.anj.nfr from ‘imum M.« li:gaii and for »!»*•> In
»pH IsaJaH DICKKI A I'o.tta'er and iron!
O. SUGAR— UtiQ btnU pnnip, iuft ree'd anil lor
il. taiMijp MVKllji. MIf.VTKII A Co
“I* ll No IS? LiUeriv vtrrci
MOLASJfKS— tmtt.l. « I'laiiiai.nn
“P»4 M VKRS. IIir.NTFR & Co
I) 1 . 0 71'l.a*v. jiari prune (irem, on
IV lianil'Vn! for *tle low t"l
_*P£j M VKRS. HUXTKR k Co
f l ,E ‘^~ lio ci, r«»t VH. Imperial, (ionpowiier*
1 nr>.lTonrbone Tout on hand and k.r *»le l.y
H F.‘J MYFRvJICVrKHJr Co.
RAISIXS —lrtiip. M 11 Ro.vnu. ••lloruifV
>.r-i.id, ju-r received raid lor ~|r |, v \
“PU M\i:RS Hl NTmU Co
Dry peaches-- „ prini p‘, (1 ;.; ( l 0
«rnrc an,l i„ r »uic b> S A \V ti-AKBAl'ttll
_ No it! wood vtrppl
1 ARO 011,-14 l.tfl* • Oicever *“ .upenoAlArd
0.l mi rou<ißi»urii| next lor **lr l.y \
“S’ l -I J iVo
IMMEST-410 R ro«. • Al'm-s Oenumc xtrve
I . -m j{to» --.'pn » (ienuiuc »\l
J »uJ Roae K.intltir'iu” for »»ln t>\ \
J B?«'IKH>NM AKKR A »'
TO LET—A two *ior>* Br.rk Ilouae. ■iumictif al
Oakiaad, I’.tt Towcahip. For terra*, apply to 7
3*>4 AT'VOOU JoS>sUfo
h'HKSII ROL.L BI'TTKR-li bi* ju*t/rcc'd
*<..! for »4lp t.y * K KOWSONACfo
“P>< No Lilrerty oi
( 'AL D MAUKESIA- Jca»>*. [large] n>t rcc’d
K' and for *»IP try n P SKIXKRB
_ *r*H No 57 wood »trert
DKASS-13 hag» SjtjuU BeanTfor tale
*> »*> apll S K VON BONNIIOUHT A_Co_
PR A SDTH—'J *ack« t'ra Nut* 'or »u!r try
•pH 5* F VON BONNMtiUSTA Co
BAQU*V-I?i> Bacon Shoulder* for *»le hv
*«H S A \V tIAUBAFtiH
lAttD— td hrjsi Lard lor *».c low by~
■* «pn S A XV H * '
lIA 1C li AVO It
ROSIN— 13 t>ol» Ro*m lor .ale |>y
»P'l J gCUOUNMAKER A. Co, it wood m
II *HI TING—OO bM« JJa»tnn Wtiit'nr foi tulr by
JJ »P»4 _ srUOONMAKER A Co
BATH BRICK-M>o bp*! Hri*iol flcoorme Hnck,
for.alrby api t J SCHOONMAKKH A Co
I INDEED OIL-1 hM.purt, for »a!e Uv
J »PH .J n MORGAN.ttIj \vno»l »1
VAItNIBKI —1 hf til*l Black Leather Varmrb, for
„ »pl« MORGAN '
VARNISH —ll bbla Ea.iern. lor «a!e |>y
J »I*H JOHN D MORGAN ,
GINGER— White Jamaica Ginr-r, pure ground,
fot .ale _»pH -JOHN H MORGAN -
White root Jamaica ginger for *aie by "
»pU _ John d Morgan
CHROME —Yellow and Green, different brand*,
for rale by apU JOHN n MORGAN
Bermuda arrow root,m uni can.
for.alrby nj.l4 JOHN H MORGAN*
Spanish ni.’i, (or .i.,vi,v
“pH JOHN II MORGAN
rpAfIIAItINDB-I Jar' I'amar’miU forTilVby *
JOHN l) MORGAN
VIT HITE LEA D—fo keg. pure. inr .ale by
* * »pU JOHN D MORGAN
BLACK INK— l Lot, manufactured am! fur tab
b >' upH JOHN L MORGAN
, (Ghratncle copy)
POW’D IPICAC—t ca.e ju.i rrr'd uml for *a'r
**V «I»H R i; SELLERS
FLUID MAGNESIA— <J dozen Hu.biirid'*. Vu*l
rcr'd uml for .ale lay
»pl * II K SELLERS. 37 wood .i
SPTS. TURPENTINE-.'. bl»J* ju.i rdC'd ami
tor »wlc .by ni-U R K SELLERS
F'NG. lII.aCK LEAD. Seed Croton Oi'*
J Latin Label*. Ac., )u*t received and fu. «itle bv
■pM R E SELLERS
DRIED PKACIIEN-.w Imi*. fur .air | U tv u>
clove a consignment by
np>3 JRRIEND.JIUEY A C 0.57 water »t
F'IVK DOLLARS REWARD will hr paid
fur Hit- delect on oi the per*,hi who broke open the
(Jaie of the Yanl attached t« the Gazette Uundinc
_ “PH ' _ -
LAUD 011,-7 bid. and ti hi bbli No I Winter
l.nrd Oil, ■ very auperor ■rncle. received per Hi
bernia No U, and fur aale wholesale or retail by
upta F SELLERS, 17 Liberty si
CLOVER AND FLAXSEED—fI hbl* Fltneeili
4 bblr Cloveneed *
until For pair by S F VON BONNHORST ACo
DRIED pJuiTS#-t»bt.s» Dry l’eache«;
J ® poki “ Apnlf.; for tale bv
_-»P«a t VON BUNJtIIJIOBsVi Co.aj FWt at
BACON— Wo,boo Ibi neatly trimmed anil in line or
der, formal* by AIV F.RS, HUNTER 4Co
np, . J .l
pui-A-hfKS-00 bbl. and
X Keda, ,|u»lrecet»ed and for tolr t.y v
. a -£-? 8i \V |f.\RBAU«H .
BI’TTEII, kc—s bbl* Roll Buiut;
. IQUiU No I Lara; for «ole l*y
_*J\ n »4_WjURUAUGH,IJwo*'t it
W IIITK BKijJi— IS hug* White Bean*;
** [ 6 bbl* do;
For tale ty, ___}VICK 4 McCANDLESS
T AKD— 14 ken No 1 Leaf. ju*i r«e'd and for »ale
~ t,y . 13 _ WICK A_McCANpJ.BSS
MACKKIIEL—IdU bCTa > o 3, large tire, far »ale by
«pH MYERS, HUNTER A Co
ROLL BUTTER—Ib bbl* Kreih. for tale by
_npl3 MVKR». HUNTER* Co
APPLES— IVbbl«<ircrn Applra tor »»lf by -
apl3 « £ W lIAROAUGII
Auction Salta
Bf John D, Darts, Auctioneer
30,000 lbs Bacon at Auctions*
- <»N Wednesday afternoon the i4ihiusutni.au’o'clock.
tP Ihe warehouse of Mr. Ilobeft Moore. Liberty street,
at ttic head of Smiihfielii street, wilt he sold without
re»erve, by order of underwriter*, in lots to tad pur*
chasers—2o,ig it In* Bacon— Hams and Shoulders—danj
ag-d by fire on the IStn instant
a P»< JOHN D DAVIS, AucPr
ASSIOSiKK’S SAL.K OF DRY GOODS. Ac.
ON Thursday mnrnnig the 15ib insunt. at 9 o'clock,
at :hc > opntierdisl Sale* Room*, corner otAVood and
► ilih firm*, will be *o:d for account of whom iUmay
concern an s-.\ tensive assortment of *ca*onable‘Dry
»oi d« atr-nng which are superfine cloth*. ca«*imerer,
sat.iieti*. Jean*, cottonadcs; u great variety of Print*,
ctilieoe*. ehiii'x. gingham*. hit.tched and oobieacheil
mu bn*, flannel*, i.ek.ng*. checks, alpaeat, moit* dc
lanes merino scarf*. .haw!*, drr.s hdkf.. foney era
yat*. ho-ier), glove*, surpendcrv/itibon*, lace* fancy
resting* Ac. '
At -J O'clock, P. M.
■ O.ie leatber trunk, eommn.ngone rplendid *eti of new
merino hod curiam*. hashed with rich
tassel* or Iringc. ialso. 1 mot king t.irifand rage
A large assortment of new and second hand house
hold furmtur*-, embracing neatly all the variety wanted
by housekeepers. Also, feather beds, mautaurs, lid
ding. carpeting, looking glasee*. fi day nnd TO hour
clocks, glassware. i|ueerurware, groceries, shovel*, bed'
cords, lorofoco matches, Ac., 4c.
At 7 O’Woelv P. M.
A quantity of bardwain, cutlery, jewelry, watches,
readymade clothing, mu«tcui msftument*,staple ami'
fancy dry ;goods.-ftc. api3
KlullT VALUABLK~BiTLDING LOTS,
IN the E gih Ward of the City at Auction—On Sat
urday afternoon the 17th instant at -4 o'clock, on the
premise*, be sold; eight very handsomely situated
lot* of ground about one square from Fourth street road,
opposite N-oiP* Field at:d near the centre of the Eighth
IVuni. being Nos 44, 43. 4f>, 17, fronting on Forbe s *t.
Nos W. 51. 01. nnd fronting on Margaret street, in
Gpter’* plan of lo:.*, a copy of which may be seen at
the'Auciion Rocrrm
'l ire above embrace very desirable situations for pri
vate dwelling* and pubic purposes.
Ti-nn*. one-third cash, balance payable in 0 and IS
month* with interest. apl,l
HGEHIFFS’ sAle
OK A COUNTRY STORE, DRY GOODS, dec.
ON Ffiilny morning, the Iflrb instant. at 10o'clock, at
Duv»’« tVimmcfcinl Auctiore Room*, comer of Wood
and Fifth «treets, will be sold without reserve, by-order
of John Forsyth, K*q .High Sheriff of Allegheny coun
ty—a hirgc u‘*omnent of Dry fJoodi. Groceries. Ac.,
compn«mg thecunn- .tuck of h country store,con*is:.
uig 'ii part nf the fullowitig. v;r •;
W piece* assorted dress and furniture print*, a'paoaj,
baimrine*, ch'iiirc*. lawn* g'ltgliant*. mouse de luincs.
jacone;. camlir c and ero««barred nta.lin*, !ri*h linens,
.bleached nnd unbleached muslin*, woollen plaids, ■uper
briul cloth*, pilot cloth*, rsim-tu, tnced*,-Kv. ‘can*
u,ar-*eiU**s .vid v.i'-ttr-s vr*n<-g«. padding, canvas*'
brown hollatnl. di.lliugs. colored cambric, check. Ui-k.
logs, flann-I*. rhlmn*. laers, edgings, cord,dress hdkfs,
•bawl., »ilk cr.itat*. f.ncy stock*, silk and cotton hdkf*.
comfuns. lio*it r>. kid rlt>vt--,miit,.»u.*;n-mlcr*.nrc;dlc*,
pins, button*, wliit’ebotie, thimSlcs.comb*. Ac 1
At a O'clock, P. M.
Talde anil leu .poon*. ><-iews. Meet, augers, lames*
buckle* [Kill knives, shutter fasteners, percussion cups,
ijiipi n«warc. tinware, codec mills, bed cords, auils,
gutter, giue. nplouglis. gxl» window gta»*. .11l gross lo
coicco iiiutclte*. cmiille wick, I keggunpowdt-ri
Al*o. boots. <hoes slippers, fur and ctnp ltai<; plush*,
jlaz*d ami cloth caps, bonnet*, Ac. Terms at sab'.
optO J D DAVId, Auct’r.
Consumptive * Consolation,
Dies sickness weigh upon yourhetut?
Or pain* atlbct your breast!
Try !>'. Ihm'dn't Hralins Art.
And ii will gifs you re*i.
It clear* away the tmstv cloud
Di*ep*e spread* o'er the soul,
And whisper* through ihe-glootny shroud,
“Your health tuay yet be whole.”
?see yonder rose nf lovely hue 1
Ti* withering with decay:
It scarcely sips the morning Jew
Before it fades away.
The Worm of Death was m the stem,
And strengthened as it grew—
And when'll bloomed.(n lovely gem.)
It mpped through und through
- Thai Worn: of Death might be defied,
It Dr. Duncan'* art were tried :
Anti many lovely damsels saved
The fate of an untimely grave.
05-DR. DUNCAN’S WESTERN OFFICE. No ISO
Sycamore »treet, Cincinnati. Ohio; where hie valuable
medicine is «o!d.
Sold in Pittsburgh, by WM. JACKSON, corner of
Wood and Libert} >u. apl2dAwF-»-
DUL'GB, PAINTS AND DYE-STCFFS,
L v »tt SALKbj FRENCH A RICHARDS, Wholesak
J? Druggist*. hi h.w price., a large' and complete as
sortment 01-Drugs I’aiiit* Oils, Varnishes:Window
Dye Stuf*. and Spiers, which we offer ■♦eyy, low
for cash Wr warrant our Drug-* to Lo pure apd of
priinr «pinlny; .inK'ilg which tire— .
stm<u Quinine; | S« 0 lb*pure.Oil Peppermint;
SUnx !llorph>a: j -jin !•.« Opium;
Hut Li Kit. Hark j VO blih Cii.;or Oil; .
InclucliuC’ eve<> nrucle u»«.tl by Druggists and Pbyti
c.»»* Our 1* Kit uric rtl oi Point* Oil • Vanishes nnd
Win lo w li a•» i« iiirgr. mid uur pttcc* such u* cannot
fa.: n> jiVa-c. ,
SOtnn* Pure Lead. It) bhls Coaeh Varnish;
'atsxi i,g* Wmdow <;!«**: :>u bbl* Copal do;
£M» kej* Vrn. Red. and If*) dm Paint Brushes;
Oc!ir» .Vi t»i>!« Sj.-s, Turpentine;
I Ukl Gallon* Liiiset'd Oil.
'A e offer a *iip-r;or Coach Yamt*h at ?2 per gallon.
Our stock includes every atitcle u*rd by Coach and
llou-e Painters
Dj r Stuffs *r offer ut particularly low prices, having
B lurae ruiri oT rrery article uvd l-v ihe,tr«de.
•i 4 . 0 LM* Dyeo ooil*; | Gpnu in, Ground Pepper:
|(h) enrtxit sOn Vitriol; j £OOO do Cinnamon;
JW lb« Indigo, I 6tA) Hi* Nntmcgs;
Cochineal. AfiJder. Mace, Sale ram*, Ac- Ac.
Aiso. sfi ton* Orindiiiones at low prices. Give us a
call, no charge for making inquiry.
•FRENCH & RICHARDS.
U hole*ale Druggist?, N W corner JOib and Market
•ipiOdvw Streets. Philadelphia
SKW A.VD .MOST EFFECTIVE ItP.MEDt
DR. W OOD 'a S«rMp>rllU and Wild
Cherry Hitters, tor the cure of the following
rtnenses: Ja-H d.eo. I.itcf Cocnpl'nil. all B ! ilioii»"Coni'.
plaitiis, »ick t teimlmclk*. Menu Ituru, Indigestion, habit*
uql tosuvcne.*. |*ii»<. I’atp-ratiom of the Heart, Los*
of. Appetite,Dyspepsia. Nervou* Irritations, Debilitated
stotn*i.-h. Languor. f>»prc,..i.jnofSpihU, Chronic Hhru
/pmiMii, C-utuneou* D;»caM'>, Disru.
Scrofula Impurities ol the Blood. 1- Pimple* and
Pn-tule* on the Face. Hereditary Hmnor>, Cold Sote*,
nil diseases ursmg from an injudicious useofMer*
cor..
r.;«. ntirnub,, ofli.e invalid public, and of atf those
alflutril by miy of ttic *lh»vc disease.*, i* respectfully
culled to'the mrrn«cfa nrir and invaluable prrnara
non toman original recipe of udi*iingiii<hrd physician,
coin rmitip in n.eli the m<i*l in t:vc remedial proneri **
01 J-.VOOT ihe ver> tir*t umelci in tin* Mntrria Mc<li--u.
Tt.e Snr.jpar.tt.a and Wild Cherry Hitter* were in*
Iroil.trcd 10 ilic public about twelve month* ugo. i-'nd
during that period their sure?** ba» beeii so great n* lo
induce ihe projv tcior l* offer them with stilt rnoie confi
dence, m ihr tail belief that by mfcnuginto more ea*
ien«tvc u*e. the) will prove a blessing la all iho»e
•uffi-riop from the <l,*enw» alibve enumerated.
. N.iJ, wholesale and retail, by WYATT A KETCH*
AM. general agent*. Itfl FuljoifureeL New Yolk; \Vn
Tirons. Marker street, ntid P. R. Saw tut, SroilLfield
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Price 51— large bottle*.
mrhtW.t'J.n - . C.Jp
T. S. FLEMING,
HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTER.
GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER, t* now pre
pared to undertake the above business in all it* various
branebet. and warrants to ei*e satisfaction in every
respect Military Standard Gamier*, Flag*. Ac., pann
ed io order Odd Fellow and Msnomc Aprons always
ou hand. Imitation* of wood* and matbles done in a
»ujK*tor manner.
of oil kind* done at the shorten notice.
ai’i'-Mlm No <4 St Clmiryt. Pittsburgh. Pa
1 J.NIVKIISITY LkcTITKKS—A coanaT’of
sci-r.nfic Lecture* will be delivered by PROF.
STEPHENS, in the Hall of the University,on Toeed.iy,
and Thursday evciiini'*, commencing Tuerday Even-’
in*. April MUi. at|hslt'pn«t seven o’clock.
Th« course will consist of 'fen Lectures on tho tno*l
important subject* of Chemical Philosophy; embracing
the Laws and effect* of Heat,. Electricity. Magnetism,
and other topics of Eieetro-dynmniCis the elements of
Matter, and their tnoM interesting compounds.
Tickets for ibe course, admitting a gentleman with
ladies, may he obtained at the Bookitorcsof C l| Knv
on Wood street, and of Elliott 4 Eoglismon Market
Prir«S«tO. “
Ticket* fursingle Lectures, *is cent*.
apH GKO. CPFOLD, D. D., President
WANTED Places rn warehouse* retail
anil wholesale store*, on steamboat*, or some tt-e
-ful employment to our cities, in*v.ts, or country
for several good’ bookkeepers, salesmen, agents, ware-
Imu.ftnen, schoolmaster*, jnechanical, farming aud
laboring men. •
Aim, for a number of boys of different ages. Also,-
for » num’H-r ot colored men anj women, boys and
Rnl»- IH7 - *Wami*l. several good cooks, housekeepers
mid girls for all work.
All kinds ot Ac' iicic* attended to. promptly for rood'
eraic charges. Please apply at IS AAC HARRIS'S
General Agency and Intelligence Office •
..■P‘ ' _ *t. near ErchOnge Bank
UKJIOVAL-A CAttil.
I TAKE th.« ineti.odof.riiuf,nng thank* to the public
gencrttlly. u>r die vrt) tiii-ral patronage bestowed
on me, hcretoMrr nnd 1 trust li> stiict ui’i ntiott to bti»i«
,irß *' l " ntcrutlie .sitif pu*ro(nif;c ut toe lutgrand corn.
ni»d,«u. wnft..Ml-r cim-in-i Wood and rttl, streets,
now. in pari, occupied b> It A Fahnestock 4 Co—
where nt> *tnek nt <iard>'ti Kr.-luand Flower Seeds and.
Agi.viittural menu, w.i: lie loan’d huge nnd of the
I would eordmliy invite all to call and »ec me. at un
new *und.
mr.ltl‘di-.vF S N WICKERSHAM, Seedsman
IVholesale fling Wareltonie Ueiuovetl.
r A FAIIfIIKSTOCK A Cl>, •
I-IA VE erected an extensive warehouse on the corner
•* ■* of Wood amt Ftnsr street*, to which they have
removed their Wholesalo hitstnc**, where they will
always have on hand n.t extensive as«nitm.*nl of all
the articles in their line, to which they invite the atten
tion nf (he public.
The Drug business will he continued nt the old stand
corner of 6th and Wood si*. n p r ,y
CLERKSHIP WANTED -Fora ladfrom N -
York, IP year* of age. u situation in some resprel
able Commercial Establishment m ihe city A* it t«
the desire of hi* parent* ih«*. he shuubl acijutreu know
iedge of business a small remuneration would ontv be
required for the Ural year. Ucferriirc may he bud to
Editor oj^Gare tie. opaf
Nplil minds.
I HAVE Received from J'liitadelplii" • large a»*ot|.
nieiil of j*plii or Cham >cr Blind* of superior make
and finish ami for *aie low.
10, "UJC MIW .
\VM NOttf.E. t:pliOl*icrer
Opposite llank of Pittsburgh
INFORMATION Wan<««* ot a load of Bulk
.Meal, taken bv or stolen. HomiJhe Wbnrf,
aliout the Kith of March lau- t*«J.load coauttacd e«
piece* and was brought ben- by steamer Pacific.
Any information respecting it will be thankfully re
ceived,and a rewatd given
HKORUK B MM.TENBERGKR
ap-H No M tffatcr street
RECEIVED Ihi* morning at Harrows 4 Turner’s—A
Cue sel-tnon of California Plaids, new and beautiv
ful.tjle*- brenrh very rich puttwes, ut '&
eeiti*. Maiich.ster Ginghams, warrauted, m the low
price of it) cents; tngi.rh. Pr,m*i Brown plaids and
m.pe*. new and handsome,at No <6 Mark/, «„*,***'
Between 3d and iRh atracta.-.
JJRHRIKO, SALMON, *C.
TTif \i U «. CF i be - T " ktep Bn w «°n»oent of Pickled Fish
m S«a M M^r. h ntlS t, Haltfax laspeciion, for sale
“rhSipS. ,r “ K °" h
ntchawtat JNO 51 KENNEDY A Co
\TOTIOE— Application has been made for tho re
No ITn, datetl Jaimary It.
itna; tor Uitrty-sij *bare» of the capital »b»ek ot the
company emeting a Bridge oTerthe River Monnn
gffhela, opposite l‘iii*burgh—which said Certificate lias
been destroyed by fire or lost.
uiehTt) GEORGE COCHRAN
. 30
Pinsemo; 10 •*"' .. , : Cjf >"~
•« 2fc p ® w -£ # * er ' «*•«•<&. vf- •
10b*» d* Fcppei; Obx* *»•/ , S WT
oux» do Cinnamon; sbi» do f.~ V 1 •
Ma*utrd; Ibbl Nuunrei. " *
Ibbt CIom; . aon ra ,i,c M ,i'.'-
Jo ».on;mp<J ior»a,e l»y E\Ul.lr»H & BK.WICTT
• , 7< woolmreet
VriRDOW OLABB-lJbr. «k ‘ ~
»* 3Sbx» 7x5; SlObXi *.*lo
- bj» 10x12; 30fix»m*t<’
Wi.b 10x15.10X16. lSx.6 aad wTlSuffi 1 ?;
for Mle by iplU TasSEY * e£nt
BROOMS— 200dox Com ilroom* a*«orlrd m rc .
Iiot« and for kale low bf . • WSM * m
-*?•«... .... . ; TASSRV Jl BEST. 35 wood at
*»® «“i»i>-2bb'i. r o u bu.;.,: "
9 bbl. i.irb; 9 i.p Urd; tor i.l. bv
-S 1 )* . J UAL7.SUL.iI „d„
T OBACCO-a kc(> Gnl.c'. K. I c
1 urn from umr Hol.cn Mom. .ml for.olc hi ' -'
-»“ J .DM.ZKLL. ,i„„ „
SOAP —SO bx« extra PXlra Soap; f
iO-bfi No I do; for-til; tir —
_2E!3 2. j PALZKU..S, ,<
Brown rolls-* baler juiuu.- for ii«£,
Bagt, for *aJe by - ,or ■ ~a»
■P»» MsKNKiiiT.e*»«
BACON— 10,UU Iba bo* mucd, Well trimmed
•lore ami for * ale by • m
■P»3 . _ . . CaRSON A McKMO»T.6ib«t
r\RANGRS-GO))Xi prime jaw received" fa ,
V-/ »aJe by \VICK * McCANDI.jSji f
. *P ia | cor wood and water ala
P? 5 *B,On_3o , on , A!!rxh.<ny. for rale from t j, e
Wh«,f by '/i K FLOYD .
“P.l* fOtf Liberty Kirert
R *'?•' SETTS and Cm a.;,n!on IVi,,'
* ,ne a ** le Cu’Jery, Castors, Ac., for »a!e by
-W. W \Y WIISON
WWY BABKKTS_S neiu" Madetn VVtl>
ania U ** k * u ’ Iwiiljur fiom Canal and for sale by
—.J J UAI//EU,. U water .«
C^rnffUfr^ a “ d Oiound,"&r
, |fDtf V l the Milliard uml Sp.ce Fac-
Fifth at. app RHODES A AI.COR^
~,0 ” L K' V IS liUTcmsoN-ica
* ■ waigr *nd 9i irooi tU
f'™' u "'n Hio. l«idSV ip
Bll, sl‘*'n’« Line endfcrnJr ,y *
!E? i» B _riOVD.lMLibirty.i
SPICBB— 14 bole* Ground Prpper
6b« Ground Cunitr 3 bt» Oroand Ctom
50 loatts Lofsia: tor isle by . '
»PJ$ j_g yiLLIAMSa; Co, r.o wood n
'‘T'ICA—fO hf chests line and extra fine V. »lv«on;
r , 4'>c«Hybxs do do do. ind
Imperial Tea; for sale by J D IVILLIAWS&Co
~?Pi“ 110 wood street
Tj'lSll—to bill* IVo3 South Alaekeiel; "" *~"
■» 40h(bbl*do do- do:
JOlbU.Noa do do
Whr I>1>)» do do do; ju*t rrr\! for »nie.
tr,c4.W . mxNOEXTTHACoi
. 41 wilier street
®repe«l,« loiof low priced Black .
4J- Afparai.. anexcclluit arucle fwrthe tmer. at dry
Roods bouie-of .“I*lo W R AIUKI'HY '
W yibSOy, Watchmaker and Jewrllrr 1
eonftr^fJjh andMarkei ~reVt< • aftt •
( T &^?Caf^P^Ks ~- ,L ' O »'W» (»rV:Je by^
>*l V <-KKKK. cor w4t», t ,od miiWld
T K AS-IM hf CU.M, Y. 11. and Gunpowja, Tea.; I
aal-J •>> ««U l»X»« ilo do do;
, 3 PH: p of.»nle by W CREEK
O AI»ISS-oO bxs Raisins m store and '
8 •. .. W GREEIf_
R ICE—ao tierces Rice, a prime article, lor nolo by
±V«PL a \V CRKKH
MACKEttKI,-«t bbls No 3, for *a| o by
iVl ?P ia W GREER
r)“VP APPLES—IOO hut. rec’d and Cor sate t»r
XJ aplO TASSEY 4 URST.tf wood «t
QCORCH. SALTS—IS bb!s prime, in stare and
for sate by aplg • TASSKV 4 UKgrf
JJOTASH— 3 casks for tale by
i*ASBE\ & BEST, !!•'■ vooil m
AlLS—sw kegs on Land and for isle l>y -
■H* TAgBRV&nEST
BARLEY— 23 sacks received and for sale by
■PLI TASSKV A BKST
LARD— SO bbf* pure Lard for tale by
»P>? CaBSONA McKMf.-IIT, Cth it
SALT— sio bbis Kicr's No I, for tain by
. CARSON A .McKNKiIIT, Gih st
XEMONS— SO bx« prime just ree'd and for «a!e by
•f “Pj.S WICK A McCaXULBSS
ROLL BUTTER—a bblr just rec'd and for sale
|o‘ apia WICK A .McCANDLESS
SCYTHE SHEATHS—3O dor- Patent for sale
by : aplg JAR KLUVU
’T-.OAP SUGAR—3H bill* m store and for sale by
■pl.t? JAR FLOYD
QTARCH— IO bxs.Bonbrighfi Extra, formic hv
_ __ JARFLOYD^
BACOA'— 5 000 lb* hog romul, on consignment nod
jS f M»*fby aplu . J D WILLIAMS ACo
BUTTRR—7 bbW reecivrd ihisday and
apUE J A V. PLOtD
M'OBACCO—VObxsMe A Me. 3s Plug;
■A »0 bxs 5». Lump: in iiore
and for m'e by nplo ___J_A R FLOYD
*AIIBRS—2O rack* prime, in store nnd for sale
A by apio JAR FLOYD
BROOS2S —SI dor. large and small fives, in atdre
_ a » d for sale by nnl» "JA It FLOYD
BATTING— in bales Nos 1. i anil U, in store an<l
is* sale-by _ apW JAR.FLOYD
S 8 AI»TS —S tons lor tale by \V GRKER
cor waierjindsmkhSeM tU
G CASS— ’.DO )>xt SxlO;
aplO For *slr
W) bx« lOxtS:
LARD Oil*—tibblsConkliag 1 * extra, for stleWr
F SELLERS, t7Libeny at
X TACKEUEL—SC bbls in aiore and for iale br
*p9 J UALZELL.2I water »i
BACON AND LARD—Recei vine ami for sale bv
J DhLZKLL, 84 waie ra t
TANNER’S OIL —20 bbU for rale by
_*P® J DALZELLrfI water at
\1 All-i? —CAM keg* Noil* for *a> low by
i' npU J DALZKLL, ‘24 water «
/TLOVKHSEEI>—IOO bu. in more and for
'S »ate liy ap9___ Jjfc It FLOYD
LARD— 2 bbl» No >, landing and for tale by
«pf JAR FLOYD, 10i Liberty it
NUTMEGS on band and for »ala by
_ «p 9 . RHODES k. A LCORN
WHITE bus. rmatl. ju«i received and
forsale by - WICK A McCAA’OL^g
. *P® . i cor water and wood m
SiTLES—2OO bus. just rec'd and for tale by
WICK * SIcCANDLE£3
_*P® • , cor wood and water gis
(11DER VINEGAR—2S Milt rec’d ibis “day, lor
J sale by . npl ATWOOD, JONK3& Co
BUCKETS— dor Reaver Duckets, landing front
Keel Doat Chippewa and for sale by
“!*•* J tvaler tl /
PEACHES—I«» bags in store and for
-L/ aaleby apd -* DALZELL,2I wafrmt
CIGARS- ISu bxs Half Spanish Cigars;’ ”
l<Hi,ntO Common Cigar* in bis; on hand aiul
for sale by JAS DA LZKLL
_ a ps Xo at water »t
DROOMS—Tj dot U rooms in store and Tor sale liv
U >pi J DALZBM,.M water m
BATTING— SO t>ale*\\cH* l, *J, and a, in #tore atwf
lorialeby JAtf DALZELL
. No *J4 water *r-*’-
RIO COPPICE*—-4W> bag* landing from eteaocr
American Star, ant) for tale by
ap3 UAGALBY A SMITH, lg and‘JO wood »t
DRIED APPIjES—ISO tack* for (ale by
BAUALEV A SMITH; 19 and gb wood n
ATBATg-FOOT OIL-US bbl* ju« rac’d and fcn
Vi •»}«b.v MYERS, HUNTER 4Co '
*Acb3U Liberty turct
OIL-'ill btilc juai rac'd and for*ale
r li) 1 ' MILLER & RICKETSON
, ITo Liberty iireet
RIO COFF£B—4S9 bag* prune green Rio Coffee,
foraale by DAGaLEY ASMITIi
a PI Noa IS aad SO wood it
T bb U|LITT> "---m
TTJffii ,i£rr btii Fresh, tost rcc'd atu
IV for *ale by P C MARTIN
.apy. . corioitbSfM and front su
PEA NL’TS—Hots ted for customer*,-*! the Mallard
*nd Spice Factory, i 7 Fifth street.
,«P» KIIODESA ALCORN
(tUPFHK— 7S Lag* prime Rto'tbr tale by
'•P 3 j 3 D WILLI AMS ACo
PEACH£ j-S(XJ bus. tor tale JowTit t ' "
"..•Pj! JBa!AH DICKEY A Co
S' OFT SHELL HICKORY NUTS for vale by
®p9 ISAIAH DICKBY&Co
C^ORN— JIXJ to*. ia store and for »alo by
J ap3 « IjSKLLEK3.IT Liberty tl
OHORT3—Ioo bbla on ci»rt*if’>tn»-ni and ioj gal* by 1
n P 3 F SELLERS, l? L,beHy»tJ
BLOOMS— £(o piece* Jaoiau Bloorag, on cona'cu
tmut ondfor *AJe by
__5PS_ _ C A ftIcANULTV A Co, canal ba*in ~
SAL. SOD A—l calk jo*i rretd aud for *aJe by
JOHN D MOKOAN, D»ut|iil
_*p9 • _. 93 M wooditrect
T IRCOiUCR BALL—I case in toall aUckt,
AJ received and for sate tow by
»pS J P MOROAN -
GLUE— 300 |b» No J, warranted (food, foraate by
gpa ■• • • ’ J D MOHO .
MAUN ESI A—tt cate* Calcined for rate by
apH _ J D MORGAN
|;) CARBOYS Solphufie, Muriatic and Nitrone
1 & Acio*. rewired and for gale tow by
apt* J D MORGAN
REPINED liquorice—a superior ahlela,
received and for *ale tovrby , -
J D MORGAN
Gbw OPI UM— New Crop and pure, received and
fw »ate by apS . __J D MORGAN
\\ H* ttOUISSON, Attorney « Law, hi.
r,I . removed hi* other to (be E*cha a <« iluihlirfaa,
yi^p'“^m Urel ' " eXI d °° r 10 Al ' ,e ‘ u "“* John*. •
"" KBIOUT, AiWfTuLiw,
o»P«nMif ./il"? Ted if. »»<*»««• Unuil atrec'i,
on Fourth to HakewelUOU liou»g- apSdln
200 non cate low io ctoie a eon*
ligament. KNULISH & BENNETT
- °* • 37 wood street
R **♦ KAWKIiis, Attorney at Law, Grunt M,
P _ • ewe lluitdingi, nearly op|<(,»iie the-New
Coart Monte. ( apitkOm*'
poaWAaD * BWAHTZWELDER, Al»r*
J. ney* at Law, hare rrm'ivet) ifieir office io the aooih
•me or routth tired, between Cherry- Allot and Giant
1 u >pSt f
QPAF— tI)Q bx» Cm. No 1, in tlore and for tale by
sP: , % a O OLACKHUR.VA G>
; wchsa ■. eor water «i and eh>fn aHer
17*1* AX3i£i£D—Just received end for *ilet>r
' WICK A MeCAM»U«B -
mch»S ; cor weicr >mJ wood *u
in ktoreend Tor u'e by
\J . ; WICK*»eCANDL£BH-..-
cor wuer «id wood ai>
LARD*-u ktx« landing from »unr Michigan, for tale
t>y .*p7 ' ' J DAfJtU.L.« water m'
QPAVUtt WHlTlWC—sobbl»<n «»re and for
Oaalelowby - WAIAH DICKET4 Co
_®po ■ ,J gwatcrand mmt at*
GJOOBKtI P2SAS—4OO Ldc, Goober I’enaorGro
r Nuu, in atorc and foraale hr
_JM>» ISAIAH PICKKV ACo
AROASDOAI BUfiSBIIJ-A f.r.b adfiply
)n«rreceiTPil and for *ol< by
npV . ;W \V WJL=ON'a