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t'47cti,V;,`,415i':047.Q: 4 4 4:4. .. f - , -1e t44z. e .:..t.1.,. , .11-,t.!..;! heron leatin: bonne for Mexico. Ennonn Snow.
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1 4 .04. A, 4.1.4 4-114 1 VP 1 0' te" 'dais "el fellow cc , L MCLIZit of
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,7 fragootetr. bete been Absent for a long
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HARXER., EDITOR. AND PROPRIETOR
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PITTSBURGH*
- - • THURSDAY xonratio, JUNE 112, 1848.
' • . DEMOCRATIC IiODIINATIONS:
- • - IR PRF.SIDENT •
LEIVIS CASS,
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r •rttrIc•TAPF:R. 'THE' LAWS. OF rus uNriz•D
TRrArt.Pe fey'S Ottt77o NS OF CON.
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.e ti ARS PUBLISHED BY dr./MO/Uri:
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Co OF WOOD AND Fitpli STILE.ETS.
- • lellteeltiOnl ell The first page. • • •
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4 erelokk. , P. must Le connitiat with. in order to en
- 111111 on filiation'', 'Mentz to pos.able, an earlier heurwould
Nr..tApii. Culled Stotrs Nevcsportrr Agency
.Soli Mating.. 14';'1 , .." corner of Third tool Dock streets,
ind ADO'North Mating. . .
s{r . crt-risqur only 4utliorised Agent
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lam Store of Georna. Briibin" & Cm, E corner of
dto Diamond - and Ohio' street. Alleghehy City. &deer
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cy of Allegheny , ' county, met in Ctinventhan, 'tribe
New Ceti tt liom#44. t e rtl
Mr. Cunning t;tt . :Ciii4ktitikiiitvention
and propoted Di POW.EIc Eliiabeth township,
wbo Was elected chaitmatf;'2donint. Itoncir Ws
atmow, 'Aux Citisan s arr, V4f. WITJ01:1, W. C.
MtIUEDIIII d JAI. CtINVINOIIAIf, ViCe - Vresidents ;
CIIAII. 1 1 .481sriT, and M. I.Sfawanr . , Secretaries:
The Secretaries called for the credentials of pete..
gates, when the . following Districts appeared to be
represented: _ . .•
Ist Ward..Wjll C. MereJith.. -Francis Manion
If; S. Idagraw, Chas.,Barnett.
:3d' .•. ,J 2Cob 151:CoIlister,.John
ch a Jas. Watson:Joseph O'Brien.
6th John A. Parkinson. Wm. Wilson.
:6th , « Joseph Birmingham; Brown Irwin.
7th- . 4 George W. La) ng, Earancl.Snce.
Bfh• ". B. Flannegan, Seitz.'` . •
VIA Richardlitighes,Thos. Rovsloy.
• ALLSQUEtUf Carr.
...:11st;Ward.. M. I. Stewart, Raman! Snowden.
" Thomas Maffit Jos: S. Riddle,
• W.. U. Thomas' Farley, John Plemiog.
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4th "
Thomas Donncly, A. Hays.
Manchester—D Stevenson,' Valentine Shone.
Reserve. :Richard Duhuret, Hugh Poised.,
Eatercirevilti..) ; i4Mttuliough, W. W:Gothrie.
Robinson.. John H. Phillips, M. Harbison.
NortA:Faydeei, 1 John Robb, Wm. M'Condless.
South lbtfyetfe. . E. M , Cabe, IL N. Nicholson.
Uppgir.l.34 . Clair..Samuel Black, Wm. Bel tshoover
Zllfil,C l . l .oClair.„.Alor. Carnation, J. C. Shaler.
..reffersin . t...John H. lkPlihenny, Jonathan Large.
Boidmin..John td , Ribbin;James Wallace.
Pitt.. 8. !Thomas, Reuben Tuscan.
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Binningham Thom a Black more; James Bari.
red/es—John M. Davis, Robert Wilson.
Eliinbett . Bor.: .1, F.Richards, Roht. Galway.
Tp.. Jas. Power, 'Jas. M'Kinney.
West Elizabeth. ;nut Clutter, 11. D. Taylor:.
Franklin—Not represented. `'"
Pine: .Jas, G. Arbuthnot, Robert Wallace.
Wilkins.. Robt. Davidson, John Johnson.
Plum.. Samuel SteWart;:l. P. Reis.
Versailles.. Jesse Sill, John D-rrickson.
Ross.. Peter Ivory, James 151>Aleer.
Indiana.. Thomas P. Hart, Alex. Campbell.
East Deer. ..Tacob Brinker G W. Ross
'Vest Austin, John Lovely.
Atiilin..T.l3,k"atterson, James Cunningham.
Sharpsburgh. afrhii.Carnpbell, - Juhn Brown.
/ktoon..George Samp . son, James Brown.
Finley.. John Burns, James Mewbuter.
Shuier..Not represented.
Snowden..Somuel Turbett, Arthur Lang.
llPKeerport. . Perry Baker, Peter Soles.
South Pittsburgk..Geo. S. liontiltoin,Jno. Murray..
Ohio" SaM 4 nel Meiriman, Robert Stevenson.
M ored that the Consention•proCeed to mark for
Congress, whiCh was agreed to. .The following gen-
Semen were named: Jas. K. 'Moorbead,Samuel W.
Black, James A. Gibson,- Jonas R. 31 , Clintock.:
Son.e discussion followed in relaiton to the best
mode ofselecting the candidates, when it was final
ly agieed Ito,Procled in the u s ed way, by marking.
James K. Moorhead • 23
Samuel W. Black, GO •
James A. Gibson • •
-Jonas ft. M'Clintoek 4
Samuel W. Black was announced as baying a ma
jurity of all the votes. The audience gave a hearty
cheer when the result was declared.
A motion was 'made to adjourn, which was lost;
and the Convention- proceeded to name candidates
for Assembly. (The Chair.. here stated that Gcn.
Moorhead had . declared that he would support the
nomination cheerfully, which was received with ap
plause by the audience and convention.]
The following gentlemen wore named for Assem
bly—J. J. Michel, John S. Hamilton,; Edmund
Snowden, ' Samuel .Black, James Salisbury, James
Scott, Wm. L. Miller, Jas. H. Watson, Samuel Tar
bitt4Thomas S. Hart, Jas. C. Ritchie, James Whit
taker.
On motion,' the convention tonic a recess till
The Convention was called to order by the Chair,
and the Delegates proceeded to mark for Assembly.
The following is the result of the ballot:
TI&S BALLOT.
John. J. Mitchel 52
John S. 'llatiailton 57
Edmund Snowden ' 62
Samuel Black, Upper St. Clair 29
Jas. Salisbury, Birmingham 12
Jas. Scott, Elizabeth Tp. 12
Wm. L. Miller, Versailles Tp 56
Col. J. H. Watson, Elizabeth Tp. 4
Samuel Turbitt, Snowden Tp.. • • • i.". • • • 11
Thos. S. Hart, Indiana Tp. •• '!- 47
Jac C. Richie, Robinson Tp..*: • 11
Jas. Whittaker, Mifflin Tp • - ' 10
The following gentlemen were declared as having
received the highest number of vote!, and arc there-
fore the candidates for Assembly:. John J. Mitchel,
city ; John S. Hamilton, city ; Edward Snowden,
Allegheny ; Wm. L. Miller, Versailles.
Mr. .Magraw moved that the balance of the candi
dates be nominated together, for the purpose of
expediting business. Agreed to.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate their
favorites for the various county officer: .•
Fo . r Rzonsrca..Edward li.PCorkle, of Indiana,
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Nominated by acelamation.
AvorronT—John CP/3r . fen, of Lawrenceville.—
Nominited by aeclamation.
Countsstonza—James Wallace, Ales. Carnahan,
lizziait Stewart. .
Iti,coinra-- Wm. Davidson; Dr. John Pollock.
Curs or Covers—Benj. WiltunaVathi. Patterson.
Mr. Magraw moved that . a 'committee of five be
appointed by. the Chair to prepare Resolutions for
the Comention.. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen :
H. S. Magraiv, JaCob bl.Collister, John Idiom,
'Thos. Donnelly and J. U. Wilhenny.
The Convention then proceeded to mark, with the
following result: •
Wm. rarldson ' 14,
Dr. John P0110ck..... 76 .
Dr. Pollock, of Cliotoop was declared nominated.
CLLIK or COURTS.
Bei.jamin 53
N. Patterson • 3.5
Benjamin Wilson, of Elizabeth Borough, was
declared duly nominated.
celePtizmomt,
lot at. Übe!.
• Jay. Wallace;.. ...... . ..3843 •
A. Carnahan • .. : . ,
Stewart:: 16
Jas. Waitangi of Baldwin, was nominated on 'the
second.hallsit;; ; ..
[For reespitttlation, ace head of editorial colutim.);
Mr. Guthrie moved that a committee of twenty be
appointed to act as a committee of correapoodence
for the County for the present year. Agreed to.—
The following gentlemen, were appointed..
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF CORRESPOND.
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.ENCE FOR THE - ENSUING YEAR.
H. S. Magraw,Chairmai.:7lin Layton,
Rody Patterson,' , J. Large,
J. Coyle, R. Donaldson,
Jaa.Cuaningham, Thos. Donnelly, •
J u l io D. Miller , J. K, Moorehead;
John Birmingham, . Thos. S. Hart,
Jas. Conier, M. I. Stewart,
J. IL M , Elhenes, . • Bellzhooier,
Lt. Dunn,
.Wm. W. Guthrie,
.1411. C. Heron, C. Barnett,
Jae. Watson, Jas, B. Sawyer, •
J. B . Go tilde, R. H. Kerr •
A. Carnahan, - J. H. Phillips,
Mr. Magraw from the committee on Resolutions,
made the following report, which'was unanimously
/Waived, That vs°, the chosen representatives of
the Democratic party ofAllegheny county in general
convention assembled,tio take thu occasion of our
'mina meetieg scum:Lew the isspriauion.of.enr final
4alsable attathment to - the glestlnite4los ;PO/icy
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AFTERNOON SESSION
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and mannersef our Fait-, beieving twat thatett . tbs.
Crate or the country, end' the greatelf-'l4opiriest
o the greatest members are in.diesolebry co nected
with their permanency and practical administration.
Resolved,. That we most "cordlillylapprove, and
•will earnestly adhere taithe.principles and measures
laid down by the Deirocrat:c National - Convention
of 1840,-1/44 and 1848; and' that' we consider the
platform erected by those eminent aesemblies,
b aing the wisdom, virtue and intelligence of the en.
tire party attars Unionots amply broad and firm for
every republican and patriot of the country to rest
his faith upon.
Resolved, That the Democratic party of Alleghe
ny county have peat cause to felicitate themselves
on thowise and judicious nominations for President
and Viee Presidents; made by the late National CO
vert'On.7- • •
Resolved, That in General" Lewis Cass, of Mic6i•
gao, we _recog'nise the gallant _soldier and eminent
stitesman,-;-3 fearleas defender ofhincounty's cease '
no the battle field—a distinguished representative of'
our country abroad, ably and boldly resisting Batr
Inn fiCitina3 against the raereors or rue seaa-a
distinguished :member of:Gen. Jackson's Cabinet,
and .the bosom and confidential friend or that inns
trious patrior-the eloquent Senator vindicating our
just claims to Oregon, and the champion and frieit r
or our gallant giddier' in Mexico, whose nomination
for the Prerideney meet/ with the hearty approba
tion of; and will receive the undivided support of,
the Democracy of Allegheny county. - 1
Resolred;' That in our nominee for Vice President,
Wm. 0. Butler, of Kentucky, we have a dis!lngui
ed soldier or two ware-dhe compatriot in arm
the heroic Jackson—a scholar and atireeino of. the
very highest order, around whom the Democracy of
the country' can rally:with pride and mrifwence.
• I Resolied, That oar btave aeldiere in the late war
vritb*Blexico, deserve well of their country,and that
we refer with special pride to the gallant bearing
and indomitable courage of our own Pennsylvania
Volunteers, - who have not complained unde any
hardship, nor shrunk from any danger.
;Resofred. That we, as Democrats, heartily coneUr
in any measure which is calculated to promote the
'interests of' the many, and would, therefore. urge
and recommend upon our Legislature the adoption .
law of the Teo hour System.
4Resolved,:T h at we- endorse the pledge made to
the National Democratic Convention, by Col. Mc-
Candless, the Chairman of the Pennsylvania,Delega
tion, and will make good our share of that glorious
majority by which our candidate for the Presideney
and Vice Presidency are to be triumphantly elected.
Reserved, That the policy pursued .so far by our
worthy and efficient Executive, Francis IL Shenk,
in hie economical and judicious management of the
affairs of Government; and especially, the firm
stand which fie has taken against swindling Banks, .
and monopolies, meets with the most hearty earn.
bation Of this Convention, and has justly claimed
for him the admiration of the democracy of the
Union.
Resolved, . That we sympathize sineerely.with our
Federal friends, in the irreparable lost they have
sustained by, the total abarelontnent of their dearest
principles, through the reckless conduct of their
snuthern masters in the Philadelphia Convention. •
Resolved, That we unanimously agree to support
each and every nominee of this Convention.
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"Mr. Matriitt, of Allegheny, offered a Resolution
'saretioning the Witttfot Proviso, which was laid on
the table. •
Mr. Watson offered a aeries of Resolutions, wtde!),
o t motion s were voted upon sepirately. The fol
lowing were adopted:
Rewired; That all labor on the public works of
this Slate, should be so conducted, that the hours of
labor thereon.shall not exceed ten each day. -
Resolved, That ten hours ought to be regarded by
law as the term of a legal•day's labor ; and the corn•
pelting of females or minor, to labor more than •ten
hours each day, shall bo punishable with fine and
imprisonment.
The third Res••lutino offered by Mr. Watson, In
favor of the 'Abolition of Capital Punishment, was
laid on the table.
• .
On motion, Convention adjourned.
A Federal Lie Nulled.
The reckless lie, of the Federal Editors and lead
ers respecting Berra) Criss, are recoiling upon the
heads of those who gave them currency. Dr. Mitch
ell, of Zimeiville, whose name was dragged into
the column■ of the Federal paper of that place for
the purpose' of Sustaining. the :base and infamois
falsehoods of its Editor, has published the following
complete refutation of the whole story. But this
trill not atop the Wandern of the opposition leaders.
They will lie on !: It is a part of their system of
electioneering.
'They lie by habit, strange to tell,
When e'en the truth would suit as well."
• (From the Zanerrille Courier.] •
•
D. H. Lymniv, E9 --Sic: In your weeny paper Of
June .2d, which has just come under my eye, the fol
lowing language is used in on article in miatiim to
Gen. Lewis Cm, ' , and we may al►o remark since
our fellow-citizen Dr. Mitchell has been cited as it
witness in this matter, that he, too, well knew thit
Case, when he came to Zanesville, was a very recent
convert from federalism. 3*
Ily what autherity you bare made the above dec-
laration, I know not, you are however entirely mis
inforthed on the subject.
/knoto no such Ming !
I became acquainted with Lewis Can in the fall
of the sear 1806, on my first visit to Mt skinguln
county, which time I took a house to 'paid° in, and
brought my family oat to February 1807. At that
time Lewis Cans was a firm and consistent democrat,
In those days I never beard, either among his piolit4
ical friends or opponents, any thing resembling
charge of his ever having chinged his political gen i i,
timeets.
Ile was elected a member of the Legislature by
the Democratic party of Muskingurn'county, and
am certain if Gen. Cass had before that time been
federalist it would not have escaped his opponents
in the campaign—but I heard no such thing, and be
Here no such thin. •
I have from the 'day of first acquaintance with
Gen. Cass until the present time, alwaya esteemed
him a sound politician, and ho has certainly' giveW
abundant evidence of his love of country ; and as -i
statesman I think he has no superior among the great
men of -the nation.
you will 'plena publish this nnte,. and ohlige
yours, ROBERT MITCHELL
:Zanesville, June 6,1848. •
Fayette and Green.
•
The Democruts of these counties lumina thei
gt Crawford county plan malting their numitm l
Cons. The counties with Somerset, form Congress
District XVIII., and tiave designated Jorrs L. DaiWj.
SON, of Brownsville, as their choice by the follovring
vote :
Fivelee. Greene. Total. ]
W. S. Cummings, 1159 96 1255 i
J. L. Dawson, 1038 1477 24513 t
Fayette and Greene also forma Senatorial district,
and 5 1.tXtvr.m.114'CArz.m, of Greene, has been des.l
ignated by the 'diltrict, hie rote nearly tinanimous.i
In Greene; Major Jouit B. GOILDONi the represen : i
tative, last year, is designated for the:House of Rep.
resentati ., res. These are all good nominations, and
will be triumphant in October. .Our friends there
can andwilb redeem the CongressionaLdistriet.
Westmoreland County.
The county
,Contention met In Greensburgh. on
Tuesday, fur the purpose of organization, and to
nominate the several public - ollienra. We are, great.
,ly pleased to learn that J. M. Btlaamt,,. (who has
:been twice rejected by the vindintiyeness'et a .Fede.
ral Senate at Ilarrisburgb,) was unanimously recom
mended for Cringress, by his fellow-citizens in the
• .. • ,
Conyention. ,JOUN SVODOLASS, Esq., was nominated
for the State Senate; and Faysetp, LAino, and Mt.
;Ctrt.t.Onon, tbe lee Members, were no-nominated
:for the .A,ssembly. A series. of patriotic and highly
spirited resolutions, sustaining the nomination of
Cass and 'Btrrtaa, was adopted : and . old Westmern
landatands pledged to give them 5000 of a majority
A Different Course.
The Pods seem to be determined that they, will, not
occupy the sante ground which they occupied in
.1840-1. They Chose ten. - Hasitson- for President
who was a a Whig,i and Tura' et Without a why
or a uterefore.” When they had got the old Gen-
eral seated - in the Presidential Chair; they beset him
on every gide 'until they killed him. Mr. Tyler had
come into office Unpledged ; and acted as he pleas
ed. Now they take Tanen without any 'We'dge,s ;
and would have' Fillmore a klack-mouthed "Whig,'
Vice President. Do they calculate on killing Tal
ler; le order to snake sure the success of Whiggery
- lliar General QuristArt, the gallant racer and ac
compliahed civilian, washi Philadelphia on Monday
Lieut. Col. Duncan is also in Philadelphia.
isdr*great meeting of the frienda of Irl?lapd was
had in Vbilgulelaticy*erday
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Pozindists Elsanottstrations, dco.
An immense meeting, of the Democracy of Bos
ton, was held in the old "cradle of Liberty , ' in that
city, :o4 4 the 12th instant, in - which the nominations
of CAS. and Bwrcza were responded[to in. tho most
enthosisstie mapner., The Poat says of this meet
log:-4 ' . ,
.
as A solid pi:ilia:ix filled the body of the ball: not
an inch of space around the platform was vacant,
and tier alter tier, in compact ranks, arose under the
'galleries. The galleries were - equally well filled
-the windows of' the: hair - were .all eccupied, :and
some. clung to the upper columns support, while.
they witnessed the proceedings. No unusual efforts
hid been made to get up the meeting. There had
been , but little time to tranaml4lnvitations to distin
guished demncrata in other states to attend and
unite their congratulations wills thinre of the demo
cracy of the Ba) state 'A simple announcement
had gone forth, that some of the prominent delegates
to.the convention would be present to rendevan 14C
count of their stewardship. But such .is the great
popularity of:the democratic standard timers; that
this ordinary eill was sufficient to draw one of the
largeatassemblies ever convened in the hall. There
were present hundreds of staunch and true men
welt advanced in life, who have,not been in the hab
it of attending such meetings. for many years part.”
NEW YORK
:;Ikiiibeen often alluded to by the Federal fivers,
•.. • ...
eitleit to us. We should deeply regret it, if thi
were so: but the Democracy of ;he 'Union are safe,
let those of New York do what they may. We
should be pleaseci to see them fighting 'shoulder in
shoulder with as; but as we think they have grown
too old to indulge in children's play, we are not dis
posed to try to coax them into the discharge of their
duty. However we .gife some, of the indications
from this State: Major Noah, of
,the Messenger It
Imes, says:—
gg The question"now is, howisiiii , thefiftti,e , ofNew
I, York vote, and oill the sup port the
nomination! To ho sure they will. The leaders
may hold back, Mit the rank and file will not aban-•
don the democratic party, when the hour of strife
arrives.—Tho Barnbureers will never make a dis
tinct efoetoral ticket against Gen. Car. Mr. Van
Buren does not like him:because he ruspects that.
ho was the cause of his loosing the nomination in
1849; but things will all be made straight beer° No
vember—the leaders will be content with Free Ter.
ritury.— and all will go on smoothly again. New
York, Peartrytv2nt , , and Ohio will s throw their rates
for General Cans, and with these three great card: he.
mom win the game easily."
A distinguished Democrat, in the city (*Mew York,
writing to the cditor. of the PeOnsyltinian • says:-
1, We shall sweep New York as certainly as we
shall Pennsylvania. I never savi su much entbusi
aim as is manifested for Gen. Cant."
The Geneva Gazette, in the western part of the
State, says:—
" As soon as the nominations were telegraphed
to this office, some ofeiOr democratic citizens, at the
head of whom was I. W. Proctor, (arrangements
having been previously madej . pat up a noble Hick
ory at the •interse . ction of tho railroad with Water
stn et, and run up the flag on which was inscribed
the names of Cars and Butler--;names that are to
lead the Democracy of the nation to victory in the
coming contest. The pole is 86 feet long, 10 inchis
in diameter at the butt, and was raised in Abe short
space of 30 minutes."
Another fact worthy or note, is, aat there are
seventy democratic presses in New York, that sus
tain the nominations of CASs and Borrtra. ,
MARYLANr
The Prmeeralic Press of regenerate.) Maryland
has enthusiastically responded to the nominationsof
the, Democratiti National Convention, thus heartily:
seeAding the rnotion,..in effect, that this State will'
givefiftern hundred majority for Case and °Ater.
NORTH
.CAROLLN
A gentleman who it travelling in the Sou:borates
from Tarbarough,— , •
"The. announcement of the nomination of Gen.
Cass by the democratic convention, and of Gen.
Wm. 0. Bader as cand,dates for President and Vice
Prevideni, id received with real satisfaction wherever
I have been. You know Gen. Cass was my prefer
ence y ears ago, and I em most hippy he is the nomi
nee. Tho "Idea of November" will show where
the democrats are,lind also where can be found every
true friend of bis country. The' whig party is in a
peek of trouble about the most " arailatden candi
date. We shall see what we 'ball see."
GEORGIA.
The'Coostitutiooalist (Dcmocratic) at Augusta,
•
1121yil : .
"Theticket now presented for the suffrrages of the
people is a strong one. It must so be regarded by
political opponents. It is strong in its availabity,
and that is a consideration which none know how to
rerpect more thoroughly than the Whigs. To the
Whigs it is a formidable array of learning, ottalents,
of personal probity, chivalrous character, and ofdis
tinguished public cervices in the cabinet and in the
field. To the Democrats it is* . most"cheering and
soul inspriring array, for it gives assurances of the
triumph of their cause and of their highly cherished
principles.
To Georgia, the nomination of Gen. Caine should
be is a high degree acceptable. He has been to her
a warm friend and zealot', champion - when her es
pecial rights were in jeopardy.. Ilia Voice was al
ways raised in her behalf during her.lndian difficul
ties with the federal goiernment,and her rights were
defended and 'maintained with atatesmanlike Ability
and uncompromising vigor, when they were assailed
so pertiruktously and so .furiously by, Henry Clay,
Daniel Webster and matitoiher distinguished kt hiss
then in Congress:,
Aud the Republic, the Eederal ogle at the same
place, thus speaks
• “We behave that it will generally t•et conceded,
that • whether the Democratic ticket for Presi
dent And Vice President' is strong: or weak, it
combines a high order • of ability with much 'person
al integrity. .Gen. Cass has long been In the public
service at hotrie and abroad, and so far as expert
ence and talents are concerned, it will be admitted
that he possesses - them. Ho is a'statcaman of high
order; and proofs of his services and abilities be
produced in Meanie speeehes,reports and writingio)
ALABAMA.
A.eorresprindent of the Pennsylvanian at La Fay
ette, Ala. writes " that the' nomination of CASS and
Da en takes well, and the State is goad for 10,000
against any 'many the Federalists take up. The
nominees were not our first choice, but we are per
fectly satisfied notwithstanding. Our second choice,
by all oddi, was the illustrious inn of Pennsylvania.
We have no personal quarrels to settle, and you
may pui down Alabama amongst the certain Demo
cratic States."
FLORIDA
The Jacksonville Aretos and the Till hsuse .Tournd,
the leading Democratic palm" iiikleildn; have rate
ed the fi:ig , of CAS s and /Junta, and go into the can.
vasiwith much enthusiasm. The Wastiington Union
is astrurod that we shall hare 1200 Majority in this
State.
The Ohio Statesmen in utterirg the fotlowing, Is
in unison with, neatly all the papers that we see from
the Buckeye State r--- 0
" We lioar,nlmost hourly, of wbigs who say that
they will vide for Gen. Casa the civilian, as well as
he General, before they will vote for Gen. Taylor
of the r regular army. , If we Must have GeneraJt
they say, let us take one from the volunteer ranks a.
least. Goa. Washington,Gen. Jackson and Genii
Harrison were of tbo vlunteera mixing the. civil
with the military, and . so is Gen . That is, as
far as they are: willing to go, as peaie men."
1!ll gni tit, Ohio.:
The Hamilton Intelligencer, Mt: Vernon Times,
Xenia Torchlight, Cincinnati Atlas, Cleveland Dem
ocrat, Ashtabula Sentinel, anti Many othermhig
pens in Ohba, atierly repuiliate the nominations of
the National -Slaughter Hcitise,” in Philadelphia.
,
The Whig papers in that state have raised the names
of Tama and Paistone, yield them such t( ques
tionable support, as to make it evident thatCAss and
`Bourn will carry every thing before them in No
vember. Fient present indications-we would hot be
astonished if ,the Democracy would sweep •Ohio by
fifteen or twenty thousand of a majority!-
STEAMBOAT VOTINO..--A vote. was taken on the
steamer " Ne plus Ultra," on her recent trip from
St. Louis to Cincinnati, which resulted as follows: .
Cass , ....... .
- - 39
Hale, , -2
This is a pretty flair inliet to tho strength of par.
es throughout the Union.. •
I . Mar From 1813 to 1831, Gen, Cass held the L otfice
of gover n or or the Territory of Michigan, and he
,
,mas seven times nominated to this office by low nieces
,
efts Presidents, and secen times confirmed unanimous
by the Senate qf the United Stales, and during this
whole period there was not a_single representation
:oade against him' by, the people of the territory.
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The Matamoros Flog announces that Mr. Samuel
Bangs, hole! keeper at Point Isabel, isabout to erec t
a splendid hotel at tho Point; and gives .the, &new
ing'slintch - •
4, Mr. Bangs, we believe, is the only survivor of
that glorioua band of follows who, followed the for-
tunes of the patriotic and chivalrous, but ill-fated
Mina. It was in 1816 that he embarkod his fortunes
under the banner of that exiled Spanish patriot, with
the rank and pay of a captain of artillery, and for
seven long years encountered thodangeraped shared
the glories of that memorable espedhion with its
fea lose chief. lie took with him a portable printing
office, and the bulletini which he occasionally. issued
therefrom imparted to ..the W . orld
ever published of ' Mina and his exploit.% To
fortunate man and hii brave comrades was Mexico
partially indebted
.for her independence. Deserted,
at the commencement, by his Mexican confederates,
he, with his five hundied,.American followers, aev-.
oral of whom bad previously fought under the' cele
brated Lafitbs, contributed, equally with Hidalgo and
others, to the disenthralment of Mexico from the
mother country. Mr: Bangs was afterwardi printer
.to the governor. of Tamaulipas, and was amorg the
pioneers who introduced the divine art into Texas.,
Young Meat, Take'llenca.
When Gen.-Cass replied to the- address of Mr.
Bayard, at Wilmington, on the occasion of hie late
visa; he was profoundly affected. The tide of
memory seemed to have opened up before him all the
vicissitudes aid toils through which be had passed,
since, when . a . poor tiny, seventeen years of age, he
left Wilmington, then a mere village, to seek his
fortune in the far west. He had a few shillings in
his pocket; and crossed the Alleghenies on foot!
Turning to his youthful hearers, who stood isarliina,
he said, in substance:. In this country, such-exam
ptei, Heaven be praised, are not rare. Tbe young
est and humbled man in this room may occupy 'the
proudest station upon carth,if onlj he is true to his
country. Whee I left here, he continued, and set-
tfiddinen in the far west; that great region had but
twenty thouierid people—.now it contains mere than
five millions! The change, in this respect, liowevi
er much it may fill you with amazement, as a signal
evidence • of the progress of this republic, via_ no
more remarkable than thatthe bumble individual be
fore you should now be the candidate of a com
manding portion of the
appealed
for Presi
dent. Gen. Cans next appealed to the young men,
in strains of manly and touching elrquence ' exhort
ing them to stand by theircountry sod theirhonor—
to cultivate a worthy' ambition—to improve their
Minds—and so to he worthy of the future Take
heart, young men! Here is example that is
worth to you and to the millions that ;or: ti
youmnre than all the teachings Of the schaeulr.—
Penn-syl ran inn. .
•
A SIGNIFICANT KVOWAL.
Ulmer:lo that that the ...Whigs," in supporting
TAYLOR, not only lost their .. priiitiples," or what
they call by that name. but that 'there is thrger'nf
losing the tpoils, too, in case of his' election. The
Washington ciirrespbnilent of the Ledger in Lie let
t •r otthe 14th, while alluding to Mr. Cirttrarnett , s
speech, says:
Mr. Crittenden, in hi. speech delivered at the rat--
i6cation meeting the night before last, did not, with.
a single word, allude to Mr. Cluj', but avowed that
he had seen a letter from General Taylor (prbbablv
addressed to himself) in which he.avo#eil himself
fo. a 'glower of.i.iferson and Madison, as not to
disturb either Whig or Dcmoirat,in other, provided
be were " honest and capable." • No proscription
should be practiced, and no mad. hunted down foi
his opinions.
I
- Gen. Casio. - -
"Receiving my first . appointm nt fro 0 that pure
. patriot and great expounder of American democra
cy, Mr. Jelferson,,more than forty; yeirs ago; -the
intervening period of my life has been altnnet who'.
ly passed in the iCtliCe of my country, and hae been,
marked by many vicissitude., and attended with ma
ny trying circumstances, both in Peace and 'erar."-
The above paragraph is quoted from General Cass!
letter accepting the nomination for . the
We find it made the subject,oftonsinentr the Troy.
Budget—a paper that has taken ' especial eine s :since
the Baltimore . Convention, to decry'its proceedings ;
and denounce Case and Butler. 'lln:wonder ancli
pus" bolt," when the principles!advocated by Jet
tenon, and forty years sustainetflayi .anan who re
ceived - his first appointment Onto the lg apoille of
liberty," is presented to the democracy by their del.
egates from the whole Union 'as wrinthy - of their gull
rages!
Beautiful Extriset.
" The web of our lives is nf mingled yarn, gond
and ill together. Our virtues would be proud, if our
faults whipped them . tiot ; and our TIM would
despair, if they were not encouraged by our virtues? ,
This was truly and finely said,`long ago, by one who
knew the inning and weak points of human natire
—but it is what seetwand Parties.:,tind those
Option; whose: pride and - boast boast it - hr to'classify2by
nicknames, have yet to learn tbe meaning
Conjugal Solielacid , e.
"How is your wife to-day 7" *aid a friend Of oats
to a French gentleman. 44 Oh! ntoelle do sent,"
said he; "she is no better, and I ant Vraid - vei , littfe
woes. If she is gon to die, I wish she , would de' it
coon;
iifeel so nehappie I my mind is inoche
tel.l'Pen the die, I shalt not belso mocha dissat
isfied*" • • '•
DIP The Native pipers are indignant at their al
lies, the Federalists, for nominating
,and , claiming
Gen. TATIOR as a “Whig.“' The General was first
placed in nomination by the Natives, and he express
ed his willingness to run as their candidate, pro Si
ded they did nut "require any • promiies or pleages
from him. Let our adopted citizens remember these
things. - - . - rt.l
,The Legislature of New Hampshire or Thursday
elected Moses Norris, Jr.; Dem.,. Penator in . Con
gress for .six years from the .4th otrdarch next, in
place of Mr. Atherton, whose .terin' then expires.
In the Hoe - se Mr. Nortori rotes, Jonathan
Kittredge 70, and Asa FoiNler 99, and 14 were seat,
tered. In the Senate, Minis, 10, Kittredge 'l, and
Fourier 1.
The Federal papers bare said nothing lately
in relation tO Gen.CONIIIANDEIt casting the vote of
South Carolina in the Baltimore: Coar i r ntion. The
Loulsiapa delegation, ill rpting for 'ens, in the Na
tive American Federal Cnavention, at Philadelphia,
alteggther excelled die South Carolinian in the busi
ness of nominating a Presidential candidate. Whip
are the ,! Doughfaces
Ca The New York Albion, a higb-tened English
Tory paper, published in the city of New York, is
down upon Gen. Can, because of :liii infletible re
publicanism, and•well•known hostility to pritiab
toted. Quite natural I - '
ler Gen. Casa hal met with a glen ea reception
from the true-hearteit Dmilecruey, ikevery part of
the couatry'tbrough which he 'peicred,;"ori' hia route
BB' Hon. Henry Morcia, Jr, (Dem.) pas heenelent
ed United Stateir Senator, in place of !lon. C. G.
Atherton, by the 14islature of the Sta l te of Maine,
for.six years from the 4th ofnext Maroh.
MTN. P. Trite . , Esq. has:taken up !lie' reiblen te _
n the beautiful town of West Chester, In. this State
Ens
7 . ;„
Ratification of the Treaty wilt fflexico.
The Waabingtori-Union publishes the
,folloWing
dispatch from our copmisaionerej communicating,
in an official Rom; to our Secretary of State, the rut-
Mention of the treaty of peece.with Mexico:
fCffy V. Queretaro, May-25,•1948
331,
9 rOclock, P .
Sir: Weinivo.the oatisfaction to Worm you-that
we 'reached this city (hie afternoon at about 5 o'clock,
and that the treaty as amended by the Senate of the
United Stares passed the Mexican Senate about-the
hour of our arrival, by a vote of. 33 to 5. Ii having
previously pained :the Houle of Deputies, nothing
no' remains but to cichango the ratifications of the
treaty.
At about four leagues from this city we were met.
by a Mexican escort, under the command of Col..
Herrera, and were escorted to a house prepared, by
the Government fur our reception. .The Mrdistcf of
Foreign Relations, and the Governor'of tbe city call.
ed upon us, and accompanied us to dinner, which
they had previous)); ordered: So fir as the govern
went is coricerned,,every facibly and honor have
been offered us, and 'Sr. Rosa, the Minister of For
eign Retaining, degree us to state that lie feelsgreat
satisfaction in meeting the ministers of peafra, ‘ Dona
the United States. '
We will write to you again shortly', and more
lengih, as the courier is on the point ofdeparture.
The city appears to be in a great mite of imilta•
tion, fire-works going off, and bands of music parad
ding in every direction..
We have the honor to be, your obedient servants,
A. A. Szviza,
• NATHAN CU FiultD., et
• Hon. Jones Duchannan, Secretary of State.
nemarkable Chaiieter.
ME
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_LOCAL liatFilts:-.
SESSIONS.
ett*siesi.
Wenntsnae, Jtine 21,:1548.
The Jury in the'.ease of W.C. - Wall, - returned- a
verdict of guiliy. A motion for a new trial was
en
tered. • .
The jury returned a verdict of guilty against. W.
liousebcck, for " assault and battery," with a re
commendation to the mercy of the Court.
Com. se. Levi 7:. Upton. Indictment for keeping e
:.tippling house ; found guilty. Finetlsso and costs.
The Court here gaird notice that nil tippling house
eues, where there are convictions, a fine or tlom
: salo tilloo should be imposed, unless itswas under
'Peculiar -circumstances. : • - • ,
cam. vs. Wm. Franey. Indictment fur assault sad
battery, from Veranilles township. This is the third
ease prefe red against him this term. John EaQ ii,
Prost eator,
~The Jury returned a kerdiet or guilty,
with a recommendation to mercy. -
Com. vi. lame, Ferguson and Thos . Srysith.
ladipt
ment for assault and battery on Elizabeth Burkhart,
a German woman, lining in Alecgheny city, is now
on trial.
'True:ZED Stucter..—The woman noticed yes
terday of having thrown kerself from the Baranac
into the Allegheny river, survived, end was yester
day eared fur by the Managers of dhe Pelre.y Hospi
tal. Previous to the attempt to . drown
,heiself, she
had takedlautianum.-4a dimes - woftb:in two -do
secs, She wa• wick froth the effectQf the Poison titt
the water; and vat throWn Upon a mattietis on the
floor of thC office of the guardians 0.4 the - -ioori;
blanket was.borruwed in .inliiett she - was -wraPped
and a shirt put on her for want of a more '
app.*.
, -
priate garment. TWo citizens watched-with- lieu
during thesighkand did Whitt'th - ey could tdreifule .
her. She is quite young and hatidainee;.ippeareil Ss'
if"she-had lived well-ewe Mean': tasiiiefio l l 2 ':..We
understand that hcrname ie WilioNand.has hus
band living near Cincinniiii. She was on.her.kiiy .
Mom finm.Baltimordwberdshe had - belt:Oa See
friends, and was betrayed .into a hentle,or ill fanie in
Allegheny city, where she had been living ar,livid
life fur about ,six weeks. *Butlhe' desperate I'd
which she attempted is evidence that she: war net
lost entirely to all sense of - An institution
such as exists in smile plicesi could' have Saved 'her
- - - -cured her—and effected her restoration ttranciety.
But we • have none here, and there'is no prespect
that one will be organized very soon..
.SZT• Four bail were (arrested on-Tuesday !after
noon, on the charge of stealing eight dollars from a
store in Market street. Their names were Mingle.
M.Can and bl , Williams. Mangle was committed
finally; and the others were sent up for further
hearing. These same chaps are suspected of being
concerned in a larceny of 335. frame lady in the
Allegheny market a few days ago.
' ABDUCTIOM—About dusk lest et•eeing 'a - female
cOlore:41 girl was taken from her master at th'e Mer
chant's Hotel. There will/probably be a great ex
citemeat in the city today.
ihfrOliT or TEELAWD.-44r. 01)0011013O'S nisiory
of Ireland, in verse, is nearly completed, and *UI
.positlvely be ready for subscriber!. nest week.
predict that this. work will meet with quitian exten
sive sale.
Dr. DYER has our thanks for copies of a cata
logue of the Officers and Students of the Western
University of Pennsylvania, just issued- from tbe
Afkratasonat.--A gentleman put his' wife in the
Tombs last evening for her own good. She had
bean 4 ‘ liqu:daqng >, too freely.
Wcrriats Urtivr.xtrrrir.--The examination or the
students at the Western Uni!ersity of,Pennsylvatipt,
will be commenced this morning at 9 o'cloc)t.
War Edwin Forrest, the distinguished American
tragedian, is at Chicago, where he is to commence
in engagement in a few days.
* ARRIVAL OT TUE PiNSIDENT or LIBERIA IN %s
-low:7-1Es Race!fenny...J..l. Roberts, the President
of the new Republic of tibeni, with his wife and
daughter, arrived at Boston, Friday merning,
barque Nehemiah Rich, Capt. Carlton, from Liberia
April .21, vi } it. Thomas and Tudislsland. ; Ile
is accompanied by . the:Rees. R. B. Wilscin,.j..J.
Paine, and 4..-F. Russell, Mrs. J. N. Lewis, .3
Harris and lady, and Mrs. M. Morse. • •
-MA rift Van.-Btrs tf eiiii ' rpc StitaCuszNouttca
norfa.7..—..The,
Trey. Clumercial Ad vertirer
of Satur
day sap:— We •lea n uponauthority unimeationa
ble, that Martin Van-liuren declaredthe 'Democratic
T.ctet nominated at oyracuse in goober last,l6 be
in 'all respects, regular,. and that yoted:bi
him.".
- - .
- .
- 1,17 ' bale !k-word in:a.Federal Paper .
about?' Donghfneee,7, since the "National Slaughter
Howse at PhilcidelphikOlioPieekf Ilona
fluted Gen TAYLOIIj i a Southern alareholder, for
Vreeient. - T. - . .
Poisleas' roa etre.s. 7 4l mercbantan the Levee
sold yesterday about '2,0C0 bushels of potatoesi - e
Jorge poitiOn , orwhi - cli were bought on speculation
for ahtpment to the - Isles!! of Cuba. They sold for
about 3.5 cents per bushel, aid the; Pureeseer
pates a fine pro&t.—St LottiS.Nrw Era. -
. BurrAr.o 'Roam- -The_ Illendoop dowst.thie mot ,
fling from St. Joseph, brought 1,833 packe of buffalo
robe.s.-t-St:Loutspaper..
- . •
iltr Notice... The 3:13. f' Beaver,"
Muster, willileave. after: Th is notice, }or: Glas
gen., and Wellsvilia,punattally - at 11 o'clock us thetharuorn.
Parise/air Tv matte :some; a
citizens of 'Efizabeth Toivaship met at tli . e ..T. ari s 7n
Elizabeth" BonSugN Saturday: the bast. "for the
purpoSe of taking into Considt ration the propn t t Car. t ety.tdak_
to counsel relauve octr - Protest; presente din
vention 'lately held la"Ptusburgh,llSninst.ll/CP°Aal.ililoll
Subscription to the Central' Rail ttottd, when air. e 2t.
hum was appointed Chairman, and. : Audraw
Secretary- Radred, ,Thatwe will take eounaelma toe . eourse to
be pursued in carrying . out our prof. est, - so. that Irmay be
asceltained whether sa i d Township may be liable for
proportion of said stock, mid, that the .
, To . crb
roughs and IVards of the Co in untYr.l°°"°°o . i
°.
viteit to. cooperate Ittsach s as they may d eem
propel. -:LIN IDD, ChM.
Autumn' lIVICrataT, - , s : A s ,
" • -
(City paPera -
PIT TSBINELOII3.THE /MAK.
0. 8.. Potaxt,t.,
. ASa lmgerandLessee
rideis or Aoxissioxt •
Dress! Circle ; • 40e: I Secondlier:•• - ,35a:,) Pit:•!•We.
Gallery... ••• • • • ••• •.• •711 e. Filet - tie Boxes:. Sl 116
Jl7 SABLE 11A.ILNIGNISTS FOR 3 I•IIGOITSPdOf4E.
1113821 DAY, Jane to ContineneowitA
Carno- Arr:Roys; f Louise, bliss Porterit .Prior'
To be followed bT Concert by the. Siam; HARII6NISpi.
. '. Friii XIS% All . ITALVIN.A.
To .tonelude .with CONCERT Apart, seeond) rby the
SABLE HAILMONISI'S
Irr Doors open + past 7; Cartain rises
Dl R. LOVER, author of Handy
Andy, Bury °More tte., giy,,e
.--- one of lue !hyalite IRISH. EVEN.
INGS, at the AI'OLLO HALL, on
Thursday,.lune 22,1SIS,Illustrittivo of the National taint"
acteristies, with reptatee mirtharid melody of frelsoyd,
interspersed with . HIS O W N SONGS , accompanied. by
himself on the piano forte.
Ott this occasion will bo gicen RORY- GMORE'S
DREAM, - an embletnittie% vision of American. Genii
calico and Irish gratitude, will the delebrr 'led recitation
of SHAhIUS O'BRIM, - and 'the Ohmic Song of NEW
POTATOES! In the course - of the evening, Mr. Lover
wit sing his popular songs THE BOWLD SOGER BOY
and ROBY O'MORE. • • - ,
'Pickett', MI centet to be had at theltlonongatteliellodsa
and Mr. Mellor's Music Store. - • • • ;
Doors open at 71. to commence at El o'clock. 3e20
OCKING BIRDS AT A UCTION ; AT McK ENNA'S,
in On Stitmrday evening next; June 24th, at Elf o'clock
precisely, will be sold, walkout reserva,:at Megenntes
Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wohd atreet, three doom front
1 pair of Mocking Birds, the property'of a gentle
man removing from the city. • _ .
Je22 - JAMES MeKENNA. And.
, DOSITIVE-SAI,G of a London riano-.E:cso =Auction,
1 - at ItteKßNNA'S.—This dnY 'Thursday:Jane .t2iii.at
2-O'clock the allernooo, will be sold without reserve,
at McKenna'a 'Auction:Rooms,
.No. 114 Wood street,
:.doors from Filth,-1 second-hand Piano-Forte, an'. e.4 . cel•
lent iustrameut,rof,sweet tone,:made:by the celebrated
and well known San of
To
TiOngraan. Broderip,
, No. Choopilde and;No,l3. liarnarketi.London and
said by the. oniner.to hOn, cost ; originally can
be examined any lime pravions' to sale. :
Terms: cash, current fonds.
N. B. A large stock itf.Dry'Goodi. Groceries, Queens-,
ware; Crockery, Hardware, l'invisiontqco-,- will be sold'
by catalogue, by, order of Assignees, In - a - fetV , dity,, of
which" regular notietivldll be given at the proper time
Part of the lot hat arrived, and.eau be examined at riot_
time . previous tottale. 5 tie'4l
WEIN
by Telegraph!
Reported for thp.riton242g.POid.
Wasunr °Tow T aos 21
The Vice President laid before _the FiMate t repot
front the - Secieta4 of the Treasiiiiiir-reiiiieri-to
Hospital Money. older, ii lobo prtittOt
Mr. Niles, Irani theCortifixllloo.l!siitt prices end
_ .
Post Roads, made t - i - reknrilitiTssorTifilnifiiret, rates
or poinage letters 3Cti.s.p.f!Pl,A.l4; ° th e rwiie
newspapers i prepaid- 1 c., otherwise 2 cis. The oh.
ject'ef 'the preSistitsiiiii;isf.this;;Waii,ic; elicit 'Pullin
.opinion . for theSniienor titeitext Congress.. , , ,
Tho Indian Appropiiatio4 Ail, was. .taken up'n.o4
poised,- after an address by- Mr. Hannegan. • .
Hamm. - There was a storming debate , :upon
Pest - Roote'ltill;which extended routes/ bezund- this
limits of. Texas.' 'Ordeied to be
; • , Mr. Vinton snored that the House„sesolveriniegf .
into Corumittee.uf. the Whole, Mr. Root in theihalts
on th e !general -Appropriation II :vr
Adjourned. • ~-:... _ • • • .. ;
From —rtiegq**!%
• te4B
An arrivalnt.ool#iO , a rr:qo
biotite
thefi. Treaty s'tsr-i!Odeo::'•tile.soon-its 'Made, and ttio
shatightek They timidet:ed'
wherever they:-emilit he found; -Iris thavight-that
nothing tint'rep l e(*na . tbie country cati v afreii r tkeiai
AitarriviTat 71ew t'drit;inyt that a Freaeh gnr
eminent vessel arrived ai - PO'nee; with many refugees
•rrniiisliint-nixuei"-ii ha stated' that the whitiei had
the blacks tiOnt'ttile:eity. - (nreeeipt of,thip •
iotriligeaco, the GOirernor'nf Porto' Rice Jasiiid a
.rroetamation ex Wining. idniea to asoidnieeuog and
threateeing instant 'he th t., those detertid.
" •'- rploAnatent k, Julie 21)1848.
bearirneltiiiiggicl - TrOty; - latri!td.
7.'et.vl7rl94ins.)o
A pilnioti:J!f.A
. 3tit , , Inkotrys . ri.ictied..New Ortear,--;
_• • '
Yocai2n off,ir coauniiad bad . Murder. iTPI43
frrgncnt:.•;Thel . : iat. iv of Ygiati)pellvrailtakcil;
hundreds' *eta niurdeica: _ '
- • . .
Thera bus been an arrival . trout Ctil44l - 4imence.
The news is that the : Eivgliah...hadi c tsitityvpostt alien
of th e tr i vt:n of San Juan de Nl:Oligitajand Feta ? of
the tiead i f Eialca river, and had a gar•
risen, sintiened 2 ,4fttian of.*ar, and ` imposed a twig"
and' tonnage duties,. ' :
NRIV•IY,Qiiit a 2IiAtaKETS:
• • fiEllf Toss, Tttotiduy one: 21—U ; P.' writ..
Four—The market. is,stendi' . liat. not netive. - ; •
Grain—The worker tot. COrwilid.thits is dall: , ,Eadesof
prime White Corn at 40e. ; Yellow- is. held -witbosit -Pdr.
- The itetemer dead iii wlle,l. toqinz ior
52 passengers and r- :
Provistons—There is fess Movement la Pork, 'the met
Whivkep Clas: at 211 c: '
Rice—Sates a re'stett t.l y cupreCiousiptesi..
Cotton-1 bc. tuniket q niel.-
• ; . -•
. .
Floni-411aIii of good western ',rat* at
Grsin—safesofprime 11.41Wlie t at at 812241:.tiktash,
* el.' Corn; sales at Ste: nye, sales at G7e.ftbrishel...r,s
Cotton--.antes of I.ousiana ni Sales of uplandiit
witti,sates to the extent-of Gap Lido. •
prov . i.imis—stalesofshouldertio drys/at at ;le: ...Ain*
ralee'at 510 GI. The tnarket Li I risk.
Lead •is firm: s Them is good - demand for largo-/cai s, sales to sate e •
•. Larderiate I%o.l:ltigis held I
There is no eltattgc ill other articles ustailiy srolertft.Of •
. .
. ' BAL7I.IIOR.t. 211ARKET.e... .. •
. - -
Flour The market is . dull with more 'sellers their -
"ertiof flowarti at. to $,G 2 2 5 " 5 .a . 12'1 , 1 , 1; • -
.IVh e a t—s Sales of Red at SIA-01 tO. Poi i ale riot, strict,
ly prime, 814510130+1.ashel lu asked: .'• . ' • . . •
Corn-tales tt. prime Whits tit 004 N.. Bales ofpria.it
Yellow at 4 tifit.47e.t , lntshel• .
'Lard—Sides at Gie.V tb. For prime Nol in kegs :.**.* •
toir Quo
lotions are steady. 'There is au auereasing dematid,ter
provisions.
• Flie .• •
UST RECEIVED A LABE:EI:OT OF FIRS: WGRIIS,
2./ sOnstistin f =6CL.: .
-10,000 Pul Mg. espaliers: .. • • •
3•0 0 0 13 asseoPacks starker~' • '
i ;rose Roman Catinles;l;2;3;A; 8;10 and 12 iallO;
3 gross Fiower.Poltc.
0 gross Shooting Stang .
. : -
•• , 1.11 gross Rockets;l, - 2.3and I Or.;
gross - ttearloppenn.
.25 gross Serpents; - •
8 gross Trianglei, 3 and 'nib;
5 doz.Ruittbows; . *- •
15 gross Illue I.1••hts;
• 30 gross Post Flees; 6 grope Serous;:
.•‘• •
50 boxes Fire Crac r kersifor sale lo • .
. ~
,440SRVA;111/obri4,' tr
je22xltw --..• • • . Corner Fourth aril e.mithficld EttL
-0 PF:NED7VIERD.A.Y. - at W. R. Illrstror'spry
GOods Heusi. nand-east corner . 4th and - Alarkerator.
. Glossy'Rlack Silks. fur 3taittillasi
, . New Stile Ness C;ingis;nun • • • .
. .
,Black and White gropes: ' • .
Black white audaiixedCotton Ilos e;* . .
A 1,,.,. orr hand. a good aesorteneut of _'luerk Mohair.
Blziek Sill and Farley Harage. and Net SIIAW1:18:. white
mid drab crneestloi.; plain moo eudomideri.d liters .
Shawls. Scans and tapes, new style fig'd Nefs for Capes;
Caps, he.; plain Wash blonds and .•
IMr - Wholesale - Rooms ap stairs. where On'eV.C.cileat
assortineaL of l'xints, ac., as always keptlatlow prices.
7-1, on SALE -A retail supply of 8-1% 9-12 and 10.12 I.
_u Window Sash,'. with Glass to stilt, 'when wonted; .
White Lime by the'Llsl; or retail. 200 LlSSOntli Woad - ea - 1
Bowls; 251 X 1 1:01211121111 . Ssgars; 3 gloss . or - 31clrheIG 200 -
cuts of Carpet Chain; and a retail supply of Bedtords,
Twine. Fish suit Chalk Lines, and small Fishing ifooks;
a ".51illitier's" and a Dress !tinker's and Millen"' AVieser
Sign; a few Storks the Rolm of Life; Vegetable Salve and ,
Pills Evans' Pills. and Soothing Syrort=anol a small sap
ply • of Welting; Letter .otod 'Wearying' Paper; • Scheol
Books-, Blue Black Ink, Patent Pens and .
and all the morning and moat of the wdekly Dreeepapenr,
and Sibbet's Counterfeit Detector. rcif sale by • '
ISAAC HARRIS .i,
" Agent and Commission 'Merchant:
Penn, near St Clair EL and Exchange Hotel.
WARMERS. - HOTEL' AND HOUSEKEEPERS
_V- Mahe& with helps and bands at short noties . .• Want.
ed: places, l'or a number of to or tiges_in city: aitd
country. Playas wlttited for seven! book-keepers. splea
men, school-alai - wit. and warehouse Wien • 'Alon s y want.
ed Itortiow. on - goLd'seeurity‘, and 'for nifferent.periods.
Villas. Lois and "IloAtseti sold 'or ,rented, and all kinds or
Agencies ro
pmptl)' 'and anfidentiatly attended toi at
abort Lotion, on calling at .: - ISAAC HARRIS',
• - . - Agency aid Ititelligettee OfEc'e; -
Penn, hear St. Clair at., and bpposite , t'xebange Hotel o;.,
• . ' Inte/klget: eet Infikee.. . _
• S the sibseriber is well acquainted in both eitiesate
will attend to show_ any applicianti where there. Is
houses to let:. All landlords applying to get tonanteSor ;
houses they bavo'ta relit,. he anend to panetualiY.—"." :
Likewise, all - Lost Chillarewhe'svill find, if anywhere iw
either of. the cities; and other properly,. As I have been.
itt .the 'o ffi ce .of hunting lost.,ehildren to both eines for
several tears and bare tawny,. been sueeeuful, sorer l
run willing to attend to the same, anytime celled
nut proritred With a well known ell; for the putpuse,--
.nitornaS reasiutable. .1 tree it. present
A..ann st., between Aisne and . Ciurrr -greets: •- .
j e 2,3 • . .„. , „ Sofirr..w—t -
YNeX.
LEAs - E OF 110USKAAID LOT, Household m own:tors
and Gsoadits r at .4 kietiaN-7QaySyttnolay,, Jotie 24th,
cd:Jo'clock,.p. will:holt:ad on the premises, the unex , :
pired term of a havfaigitilyearS to run fivm the
Ist tiny of April. 184* one lot-of ground situate on Pm
peel street, nhoie'Logan, having a-front of 26 feet.' nod
eiteuding back 140 ice' to. 'Poplar alley, on which is
erected a convenient Brick Dwelling House, sttWeetto a •
ground rent of tWelve dollars and fifty cents por4umum—
Also, a quantity` of Household: runtitare. Groceiiesi'
Qucenswarc, &c.
.JOHN IF-Dlll/113,
beforte. , ,
T)RAZIL 81 , 6A11.-40 Sugar. ut rtans-nud
Cat solft by - "fjelt) - MILLER • RICKETSON.: t
IEfiIiROPOSALF.I. will be received up tofirch•focli i;6l .= •
Abe Bth day:of/ono next, at the office of J; W.• Kerr,
St uarthi Buildintis, Fourth street. for gradingthe site cif this
Hospital, and building a Culvert. There will te•twerity-t
five thousand yen!' ui excavation. Plans and specifies.:
tions•will be - exhibited 'one week previous to time of let
By order of the 'Building Committee of the Western
Peunsylvania'llospital. . • tunl6-dairtd
PI.YERIZED AND.LOAF:I3UGAIL—I 4 O bbia. Nos.
2.4, 5.0 and 7 Loaf Su gar . ' ' -•• '"
.25 half cozen I.overing a double . refinedleaf SUgark
law ldda. I.overing's tonne . pulverized ,
• lustreesived, and for sale by 7• : • .•.
:tete. •
SACKS GALtNAPOTATOKS - A'iuPi , riar hr.
500
tieleAtuivreceivea ner'steamer Oriental, rind f or
sale by . • . EDllfo , OREER, 'Ubelf it., •
mdn. . ; oppiastits Southfield;
"ii SACKS GALENA POTA lES just reoeio c u..p u i
4 .1, steamer Colorado; for able, by . .
• - ED3IENG.GREErt,
Liberty itreet• ertonsiteStbithfield It.
Til s. 1•011111r.20 bbls.freib Family . F jot re
lour, j • s e i s ed , ss
- eorialganrent, and for sale
st:.oppo4i!e the Poet orri hi s af
• .
C.OGAR HAMS.-10Ambs. Nu rt.:till:4 tr. m
0 Cincinnati, and tor sale by • • •
- • •••• • s,to ei-mooatizAD.
Dimbond. comer of 'Diamond
oxen Prime Cheese,ut - reed -andfit.
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