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/. ' . .PITTSBURGH:
. WEDJfESDAV MORNING, OCTOBER, 4, 1
fUartfintj Moat Job JjJrintinq
V l O(>D AN J? riFTH SHtrETS
nff f n ‘ tlli S' Miiolmie. ue un* prepared to do
work iu a Btyle ofun*
•«poff-*hc most rea
* re*pectrully solicit iba .patronage of:
business.■...• .%.
03-Gen. Taylor has RECENTLY invested ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN NEGROES, and
therefore tannol he in favor of the Wjlmot Provi
, SO. Speech of Bahe Payton, {mhig)in La.
In 1846, H«is re pnbl. bed m the Pittsburgh Dls
patch of March 27, from which piper no copied It
lhat paper, now an out and out Johnston sheet, in
troduced it with the follmilng remarks ;
Or,E or the OrpoHERTs —Below will he found
an interesting correspondence, although some vears
old likeni o none Ilia worse for it. J
“ihaWm'S'ii ■' h °' T ° ur Harr ' sl )urghl friends
v. w,,0 *vm.: h. Johnston is,” J»e in ft’
h>r that place, to kill the • ’ P.ght of Way P » '
The slot) of its revival i ,I„ 8 . Johnston was
Jteic endeavoring to get a loan from the flanks. Not
succeeding, he tlwtatenod logo to Harn burgh, and
oppose the " Right of \\ ay » bill" ThcVriendt of
that measure, to “ hear him » at Harr.sbnrgli, had
it republished and sent copies, of the paper to Har
risburgh, where they met Johnston. They were
spread upon the desk, of the memb. rn of the tens,
lature, and circulated about tho Hotels of the town?
and had theefTect of making Mr. Johnston dis
At that time tlio pnblu-ntion wa considered very
proper hy some uhooow prelend to consider it si
untrue and tnderent Then it »as published by the
Bight of to head him off in his spite
work at against a measure which the
people of Pittsburgh then considered essentia! tothc
prosperity of their city. We publish ,t now, a, an
evidence or tho meanness or their Bank and shin
plaster candidate for Governor. •
- The “Ultm'i Candidate/
The ancients relied moch upon the G r (he
ngcd-receivinßU as truth that age bring, w„dom;
and, although every man’s own best
proves to him that winch is truth or error,—yet we
maystftly roly upon much ortho wisdom of remote
age,, even though we are not prepared to disprove
from our own experience, tbedoclrme, then tillered
"*™‘ h / “° d " e rT' y mr °' y ToCt ' vc > w, ‘ h
ofdoubt, some of the wise sayings of those who have
lived days more nearly approaching to our times,
or llio c whose career upon narth has closed in the
country-ssemce in our on n day. The language or
the pure and incorruptible patriots of e'very ngo, is
even pon heard With astonishment, with wonder, I
with admiration • and lhatol no bne ol the -number
will ever be hoard, perhaps, with more or respect,
or exercise a more powerful influence upon hn
countrymen, than that of Andrew Jackson- In him
-w a, combined the high commanding energies bfthe
successful soldier, together with’the profoundly lo
gical mind of the siatesmanj and all tho case, socia
bility and moral excellence of the gentleman. We
may he pardoned, therefore,an view orthe special
regard manifested fur his memory; and the enthusi
astic manner in which all his leading measures have
been sustained by the American People, tocall upon
all, and invite their attention for a few moWnls* to I
the following, extracted frpm an address pf Gen.
Andrew Jaokeoni - 1 * - \ :
ofancicn't^flome^ 0 ? c, " zcns ’ remember the fate
rf ? 'o™™*™ CimiDATE uho
K 111 not tell you with the/ran hies, of an independent
/reman, the principles upon uhieh if elected, he tctll
camnisteryour government, ’ ‘
“Jr* 1 “""r™ 10 EE A SLAVE wbd would
vote for a MUM CANDIDATE, where hichbertue
a real stake.**
'W’Msrgery la 1838. , ‘‘
In 1532, when the patnot-hero, JAcKsotf, .was a
candidate for the Presidency, ‘the following sent,-
nient was embodied Jn . pamphlet
Whigs” with a view to defeat hia election t-r
‘ We hold those troths to bo self evident .1
nneaar .» "> » Chfcf Mag L
itKow, ™* m grt^CW ' a re »Pect for the laws.
or TnE - CosaxtTOTioK, EXPERIUNCF
liti£.l b nn/? al | S ’ “ d ?" DB< l un,n *snco with the nt
iitical and diplomatic Instoryjof the country.” P
The authora of this,, well knew, that Oen. J«ct
sms had f„,cd h,gh,y import, pl station.! W
« f of . 0 ? re ?' JUt,BC * honor to him-
Nmv cre ° , oHos constituent. -
m havoTT “‘I "* K ’ rafc V° lilKal &™>rofcss
to have th utmost confidence ,o one who has netor
held a evil Office of any kind, wllosc wMe , jfo h "
try Urn 6 he" C ? P ’'T h ° I>ankl J«Ms theconn-
P«aden. " <lU “ , '^ d r 0)( tho of hso of
- P d n1 ’ and G lr « for reasons, that he has no
ZTTI" PUH,C ?r a^ at Atotlrad
‘ ® dC '“ te , W i‘ be s<od y of the Consti.
tution, and that, m short, he hah Telt so little
mien. tin any thing pertaining to the gbvernment
except the discharge or Ufa duty as a .oldie,, ,„ d
receiving his payfor his-services, that he ha s never
‘'IZZT Z U ‘ Ua ’ I Th,s 18 the *»“. "horn those
find for t T n °' V tel 13 P rc eminently nnalt.-
ed for di'chargnig the duties of the office ofchief
Magistrate of (ho [initcd States—altliohgh they wj
know that h. has not even the must limited /now.'
*C t
' »> MH»I jjy t l>lrolt-,ANO rnoI'KIKTOR
— j. Adverti*ert are requested to hand xn thetr favors before
£v , f* t •"£. • TAta must be complied in th. t rt order to\n~'
ir?i*«iff,sj>oMf6k.aMejrfi«*7AourMou/d
be preferred
to JVVC.ARIU-United Slates Newspnper'AFencv
- v v*ui. Bu«ldiiii?s v -.js ; .I*., Corner of Third nn<f Dock - Mrcets
m'phZiwrLr 01 '” 1 ' *' rtc, - ,,ouro " i > aul[lrtri sed Agejil
,_v ; VoWc. It H. Kerr. M. J. Sievnm, 0. Bnnieii Jnl n tS
: ■■•'■i*oii,HichariJ Louih. DnnieJ FVed'Vo!isl " ■■■
SOMETHING FOR WHIG DOUGHFACES ■
. Slate Electionsi ■ * v . ■
TUESDAY, Iho 10th day of OCTOBER.
Presidential Electton.
(- TUESDAY, day of NOVEMBER.
Democratic Mass Meeting.
The Democrats of South Pittsburgh and vicinity
are requested to meet in front or James Blachmore's
store, near the ond or the bridge, ou Saturday eve
mug, Oct 7, it 6j o'clock. Col Black, Andrea
Burke, Col. M'Candlcss, H. S. Mngraw, and other
distinguished speakers will address the people
John Connor, John D. Miller, J A. Blackmore,
-John Mooney, W. Meredith, J. M'Garrigle, C. M’-
gahigon, Hugh Fulton, D. Murdoch, Dennis Wha
len, James M’Kain, Geo-S. Hamilton, A Cummins.
James O'Donnell, H. Sellers. Oct^td
Jffr* Shylocfc Joliu*ton.
Thp reckless federal Editors of this place don’t
nppoar to like the statement or Messrs. Gbay and
Mat, io relation to an infamous sbcrvipg transaction
of Mr. Shjlock Johnston, in 3837. They cannot,
and darts not, deny the truth or the transaction.
Thcj know that every word jnThe statement of
Messrs. Gnsv and Mat is true—this is whaj gives
them so much uneasiness One federal pajer— the_
Journal, stigmatises the statement as an electioneer-!
, mg sfi'air "got up on the eve of the elcctioni”. Now
hear the facts. , i
/The statement was furnished by Messrs Gray and
May to the people ol Armstrong county, in IS3B,
■when-hinphstcr Juhn-ton waarunnmg r Q r tlie Leg-
I'lature, in that county, as a volunteer candidate,
(profes ing to bo a democrat} against Charles Evans,
the regular candidate ol the party. He never pre
tended to deny it, and the people defeated his elec
tion
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ctay-Aiecitirg' ,u Kcw.Yortc;
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c if w * lLo!V>,l ’?_ tj,b" t
°^®|vV'Toriftr paper,) of ihc
*.^ , r„jj«e,s4f a u tcpotf «r threat Clay me'ct
ih the .previous evening,'winch «s
i hnt %Uermg (o the prospects
ofGcn. Taylor Jons M. Corns'; lt seems, alter ill
Ins violent opposition to the “a\ai)ablc’> r 'catidiiJato
i:-r; a . great <leal-.of- squirming* agreed
to swallow tho Taylor Pill' The Herald sija j
ril«Ti 1 . P ® C j nclusion to »hich ‘ho fiends of Mr
! irilfro <0 ? s ? u mo a position oformed neu
,r -V lt y between General Taylor and General Pass
asserting .that they .could -not vote for Gen. Taylor
would rot support Gen Cas , and as their cliosen
r.fyVW®.'»ro«tori«*«l(ow- liw.iuunetto.be'. tired that
j thercforeiTthey. would not vole at all - All went or?
weH „ nh , , h 0 conclusion ol Mr. Cot, ‘ ™L h ,
!;Whcn a., scene: of cariftinna ensued ivh;.«ii ?
! P, u ‘ ‘° ? e ““,*V I ha * " hlCh "" 0- tonL
I place atthe buildtog of Babol. It waß mdesenb.
“is sra? *"»v ■>.. ,»...
i .The fwilo'Ving .is ihi* . conclusion of Mr. Bolts’
speech as repbrted in the Herald ■
Mr S Clav 'f" ,n *ny judgment, the fnenda of
Rht to , conslder his name withdrawn
from tho canvass. (No, no, no ) Well, you may do
t“oT. a G C one n r°.V “™ < hrai> prS5
Buren G Mr G<!ncral and Mr. Van
wSntmo Bu “" wo have tried and found
“ T keitr'^ a ? Lewis Cass wo cnnnot irv
“Well \rt tn * a f* rf “ r - '««"« m this way
cZf,’ Well BOlWt. Clay, wo will take Gei,.
» n v they are wrong. We can't
tale Cither of them, and whom am I to talc ?
IZZ ~^ r ' Chy ' Heot f Cla y. Henry Clay,
chonsornotto verto at all ■ - - = •
Voices- -That is right.
L-t
Disturbance and commotion, and a disinclination
to stop.
] V e to ‘ ay Js thls > lhat y°° m! >y d<>
“, J “5 b . a7 ° er,donll J >ery indcpend-
But 7a t’ ver y ohatmate. (Laughter.)
But aa l prefer the chances of.a good government
to the certainty of a bad one, I shall give myTore
rr, h K S ? *!‘ c J e ' ,0 Zachar y 7
hands nf W ho - \ h “,'? beEß7 ®nnehbd, fresh from the
Joic, r into this assembly, it could not have
g d r , C rt a '% ,;I h t3 "'?. n ’ lha " thc Hat -“ark of
Mr.Botts did. Such a hooting and hissing, and
wream.ng, we never heard before at any meeting
inerc the reporter attempts to describe Die scene
that ensued, Mr. Bolts ohdeavoring to be heard. ■ Fi
nally, an appenl was made to the meeting not to
treat a alranger in ibis manner, when Mr. Botta
again proceeded, as follow a- ’
Gentlemen, I have boon invited here this evening
\o eapress my opinion, and I told you when I com?
menced, that I intended to make my own Lc™
whirlXmod to dcc u ra my °" n
wn,cb 1 informed you might not bo acceptable to all
present. I did not tell you that I would make a
speech that would -plcaso overy eno i, ,
" Ta, Vom e e d^h T e7lu P .'t" *" h
that’s it" TH d ‘ gIVC 11 *° (’I Good
S“' la r 7 D, , d > nu « rcr Ece a child take physic
worse than I took thisTaylorpillt *
tJ mC %7l e y'" 1 "IK™ s,!eh,hcm “«pc»” >t tip,
“ nd 1 ■**« »P~« «f
al T«lo? t b n 7n V t Cl i’ ! Bl '. d 1 " ould vote lor gc.ut
■‘V *>V"; ““‘nptat the dictation of mv own iuil,,
went, and foe the purpose °f i ccpi „ g * al a
Mr. 801 l then look his scat, and Mr. fired, took
the floor, speaking on the slavery qncslion, hut
voiding all erpres lon of opinion as to the Pres,
dencyv
f Great Demsi™„ c Meeting In Allegheny
mn A h , . ll ?/ b ‘T WaS b “‘ “ ne to* no1 '". =*">l tlie
mght unfavorable, yet a vasnsscmblv ol the Incnds
of Democratic pnntipUt, equal rights, and the •« /,„
Atmr convencd at the appointed tunc, at the
old Market House, on Monday etching
The meeting was organ,aed by calling Mr, Moffit
[<the tr,cd friend of the Factory Opera!,, eey to the
chair, and selecting fieorge Curtsand .'■■ Jt
Vice Presidents, and M. Kane, Jr , and Jt \V itsnn
occretanos. - •
Col. b. W. Black was Ihcn loudly called f„ r , and
responded for an hoar and a half .n one of ihoso
soul atirnng speeches which he ,s so capable of pro
notincing. He has the rare and happy faculty of
making argument eloquent He refer,, d to'the
ten hour law” w„h eloquence and fed,eg Ko
spoke complimentary orh,a opponent Mr Hampton
tmd said something about T. J. Bigb.m, that made
the audience hold the,, sides, and meat right out
Ho ‘ hen ODle redinto on investigation of the Veto
power and the Wtlmot Prov.so, showing up Whig
inconsistency on these questions hy argument and
anecdote ;n such a manner as seemed to satisfy and
| convince all present- "
~,C „ 0 1' T. Hamilton was next called upon andenter
ta.ncfi the audience to .a most orgumontative and
convincing manner for some time, warmly enforcing
the claims and qualifications ofCoI. Black for Con
grosr, and satisfy,ng nil present orh„ super,nr.. v
oyer mournful Moses Hampton. S
- The chair then announced that a communication
1e0..0n e f n , ,eCC,rCd ‘ COmm,tteP «PP»»«c<l ot a
&Pmtl ' eHon Morns hongs
■treth, on the "ten hour system.” Tins most ex
cellent and patriotic letter was read by James Wal
.ol the chairman of that Committee, and recced
with thundering applause. Mr Waison was then
called upon to address the meeting, which he did by
showing mast clearly that the "ten hour system”
a Democratic measure, sustained by Dcmocra
l e votes and Demoerauc speakers; that the pronso
lir ° f Wb,g ° rie,n - Hc also contended
hat all the measures pa sed, since the format,on of
the Government, beneficial to the working elas e»
were passed hy .ho Democratic part, 1 ' ’
fhe Chairman, Mr, Mofiit, then addressed the
en«cr2 J f°l ” U3 ° 3l ene *““ manner^
»nd also show"' 0th ° ,<m hour ">*"“.
were the tree fr len d,of labor aTdT^oZg^r
and ManCh ° St " G '«Club, cnter
—.rnng
Club .* hard to beau H M »" cl '«ter
lheo ad J° ,,rncd » with three enlhu
«.e £££?• BUt,C '’ Lon « e -' h > -
T Whole Number of Vetoes.
The veto power, says (bo Virginia Recorder has
been exercised twenty fn c t.mcs since (he h m \ bm
of the government.
By George Washington, •
“ James Madison, "
“James Monroe,
“.Andrew Jackson,
“JotinTvlor,
“ JamcsiJC; Polk; v
I n ehlbcr ofactoes,
pas,ed and °pw,
«bicl. w,H raafce/soLmnrvctV" “ b °“‘ 7 ’°°°
Evcrj orercee of the veto power by the Execu-
p V P b4s »*« by m. People, m ftet t„D
l, , hn , only dlrcct Repr P emi(ive "«
tiiea ' P r >P *’ an<l IIC W ° Uld M or,mini % derelict in
the performance ol bis duly, ,f | IO d ,d not put a
pbeck upon hastily passed and unconstitutional
i Keep it ileforo jji e p "
coZisTT “r tn °’ i , i,o>cdcrai ca ° d ’ d^
Congress, Ja,t winter introduced a preamble and reu
sSwitTS ico tothe
states, long before the termination of the war
Bo has ne.eryet attempted an explanation of that
Alfred 18 “ rri,ld 10 d ° S °' hnuw, "e ‘bat ‘he Wings of
CQuoty detest-bia conduct ,n that matter
hom the bottom of their hearts.
v “t«M Bomimlier,
f Jin p T' ,IIUT,| * ,0,lh “ tOW Uvn < ilfr <«"' rto
nT?°rbl * 1010 m "PP*«>‘>»n lo the
thdr <.Th| om< " l m^ Dt ’ ln last winter. Nei
of Alleßhe n nTc n oun,?- e^d 1t ' 6 f C ' or) ' "* ‘ ,! ° Wh «’
„ 1 J 1 ' lnd >«■» this man, has the
l^~r me bCf ° re * hC P-P'efoMheir
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AM» MVJGirm\, toxcft’DED JU& JO
My *e UntM Slate xf America
w . A PiIOCI,A»ATIO».
Iwppn thrfrr t l ca I t^? r - po,pinerce AUt * na ' ‘gation be-
V?l?o bL 0 „W Sfato “ ot ' a -»ht, Mnyes
at lher,,\ i?t, m ‘ ,UTar "as-concluded and signed
m 5 Uano( e r , °n,the tenth, day nr June,
liundrcd and forty six* which
)a iu,h r me)n '! >C Ensll " b and Gc ™“" Imguagos,
1 ’-e, d r ‘ ,r "‘‘rd, as lullima b b J
V * , U „ tMl hlall ’ B oi America and hisMaiesty the
*i„ ? ° ,}*•' "over; equally animated with a desire or
Sr .ho® 1C -privileges of their navigation on Si basis
CXlelldcd hberalny, and of affording
...other,vme every encouragement and facility for i n b:
creasing tho commercial intercourse 'between their
respective States, have resolved to settle itt a defini
tivc manner the rules which shall he observed ho
tvveen the one and the other, by means ol a treaty
pL. H V ' E ? r n “ nd con,,ncri -c, for which purpose tlm
President of the United Stales has conferred fV.IT
powers on A Uudley Mann, their special agent to
his M ijesty the King of Hanover, J a „d h,s Msjesn
the King of Hanover has furnished with the like fun
powers the Huron George Frederic do Kalcko of In.
f n 7v°? n o I ’, Kn,ghl °™ d Stoss Ol dmKoval
Guolphtck Order, who, after, cJehang.ng their ful
powers, found in good and due form, ha®c conch
dedand signed, abject to ratification the follow,„ g
1 T . hc . hl R , > contracting parlies ocrce
i vcßsela oUh(j Jvingdom i>f Hanover,* and. Tio : birrher
or other duties upon the tonnage or carco of
vessel shall be levied or collected, whethertbe im
portation be made in a vessel of the United 1 States
orin .a Hanoverian vessel. And-dh like m , nn .,
dize l °f Cf li "f d °^ Pr °^ aCC ’ manufilc<ure > or ‘herdhan’
dize of any foreign country, can bo, from' time- id
ttpie, lawfully imported into the kingdom dtHano^
«ef ‘VS' °n" V 0 ? BC,S >' W »l«o be 'imported j n Ves
sels or tho United Statcs: and nohigher or other dd-'
. ,‘ CS upon the tonnage or cargo of the vessel shall be
“olected, whether;the Importation bo
made m vessels of the one party or the* other.
Whatever may be lawfully exported or reexport
cd by ono party in us ow n veisols to any- foreign
country may, in like manner ho exported or re-ex
ported in the v cssels oftho olher. And tho same dj
in Vk'* 1 ? ,c1,,11,| 1 b0 collected and
allowed, whether such exportation dr re-exportation
be made in vessels of tho ono- party or tho niheV
Apr shall higher or other charges of any kind bc im'-'
Sthri 'ih * IP I>ortS °S n? ° nC P a,t y 00 vessels of the
bj national "“sols' W "' , ' C “ lhe »“ P-‘“
.o.fst^bere\!ei^ 0 r Sr c C „ e ,!etd n^tK r ha°u r s Oll,Cr
Stade, on therner Elbe, JX-o7lt“
L°,l?N VC . 6E, ; lanf Um,<:d Sl ' le *> Jovied
sol, n? t T" ‘V £ ,nna Gc and cargoes or ves
•fu I^'*H iW*™ 0 C .Han o i*e rj a ml: tb 0 vessels of
the United Slates shall be subjected to no charges
detention, or other inconvenience by the'Hanoverian'
authorities, m passing the above; mentioned place
Sr,;,it sss."
| bli 1. lb. cm sling 1 t-ibf'.’r'b m’t'f iiirl, 1 ';
contracting parties, wh.cl, are rc-per lively resened
by each exclusively m its sulijcci, or citizens
Article 3 -No priority or prc<crcnco sh ill bo g,v
en by cither of tho contracting part c , nor bd any
company, corporation, nr age, t acting on thmr be
half, or patio,r their authority, in the purchase of anv
article ot cnmmtrce law fully imported, o„ account
ol orm reference to the national character of the
vessel, whether it bo oftho one party or of the nth
er, tu which saiiJ Article whs imported'
Article 4 The ancient and barbarous right to
wrecks of the sea shall,. remain entirely abolished,
with report to tho property belonging io theciti
jens i.r sulyeets ol tho high contracting parties 1
When .any vimul nrcithcr party shall be wrecked
stranded, or oihrrwire d.magcd on tho coasts, or
within Ih. dominions r f tho other, their respective
citizen, nr auhjet to shall receiv,. 0 well for them
solve a for their ve 'Clsaml tilerf, the same as
mstaero winch would be due to the ml,abl,ante ol
the country where the arrident happen
They shall he I,aide in pav the surte charges and
dues el salvage as the satd inhabitants would bo I,a
Me to pay in a like case
dr the operations ol repair shall require that the
el an na' r f” 1 'd Gie cargo bc unloaded, they
shall pay no ,duties of custom , charge-,, or fee, ! on
the part which they shall reload andcarry auav.’c,.
a C I P ve'»e r i‘ ls ™ ,n t!il 'case by nation
.. is nevertheless understood, that if, v-hijat the
undrr . ’■'T-it, 11.. cargo shall l.e uni-din
nnd Unt „n plq sc ()t l)ppog | !c tJ , allnC( j t „ receive
S°.P d » the.duties on .which, have, not been W-,;h l,
cargo Blnll be l.ahl, ... ,|,c charg? and £!,
I) duo to the her,,era of such ware ho".'
' L .i '■ ’ ■ —privileges secured hyUid proront
lal -' t ; , ll,e respective vessels of the high contract
"HC r ° nlv to such i aro built
avithm their respective territories, or lawfully ro .
demued as prize nl oar,or aujudgtd to be forfeited
for a dirtach *d ; the niunicipaf laws Suf either of tile
high contracting parlies, Sod belonging vihollv lo
dom u r ' hrr Bl 'P u i a ": ,! rtH't sols of the king
ho e?a r fe HI T.l or r™-- V sc,B<st ‘koiy.-ertwTrom aov fr 1
the States ol the Germanic Confede/atinn. niovided 1
of Hanover E,Er ° f < ”' Ch bC ’ BU 'J e,:t ofl,ie
Ariiclc C. No. higner or. other duties shall be im !
po id on the importation mto the Uiniel *t ,ee of
any nrt,c cs the growth, produce, ur manuf.eture of
the kingdom ofifano ver, or of its fisheries ' and nd 1
liighcrorother dul.es shall be imposed up o , the ,m i
port, ,on ,„t„ the kingdom of ninover m ajy Jr "
produce, mid manufacture <w d o
Unitcii and'of t ioir n*hrn».«y
**»« bo pay able on the Itk. bVrn
growth, produce pr manufacture ol'any other '|i, r l
cign country,' or of its fisheries 1 ' '
JVo higher or other duties and charges JnlJ he „n
posed in tho Uniled Stines on the ei.iOir iJ ""
articles to the kingdom of Hano.er/or m, "he c?
portatui n of any articles to the Umied .States ib,V :
fiucli as arc op.shall be parable on ; v ■ 3n ,J
the like articles to any P o,Lr fo,°mgl! 1 "c„ C ur:“ on ""
NO prohibition; shaft be imposed on ahi =L V
tioo or exports,ion oi any artfcles ,he g 'owto I 'o™
duco, or manufaetnreof the fcinndbm of JNrto ’ P
its fisheries, or of the United
ics, from or to the ports of said klnnHom f. fof .a •
said United Mates, which shall not equal!, cxtcJd
to nJJ other powers ami Smea *'= >" »
Article /. The high oontrachne riming *
mutoally, not to grant any particular fmir lo OihOr
nations in rcvpcct to navigation and dutle. „r '
toms, which shall notiramodiatoly bcebme , CUi
to the Other part}, who shair enjoy the same Jkoelv"
ifthe concession was freely made or W» kil ' y ’
a compensation, as near as possible if tor eo°o'' nff
sion tvne conditional. ■ f *- * 1 . a c^. n ces*
Article 8. In order to augment, bv 7?» Yi,„ ':Li '
s.?. k ar^^si , S ?! r s s
Hanover hereby agrees to ulidlito tow A ,n ß d,| m of
on raw c0..00/„„d B als„ 8 toaboth„,o e",Hr„e U *
casksn ; harrcis ’« d
other place w.th.n ,ts torrttory on too Wesir sn'l'
itmorccnrer agrcca tint if tlm j C - r 1 ant^
Hanover will readilyabolish toe ton " f
s!ld,Smres Q . r ‘' Clra dC -d phccTla"
weiglul (oiuThmidrcd 1 " *tl n f drCt^ P °
United States weighty"" ■ "&® d -* M “! f "“ r Pounds
oaito othcr^tlm hlier'tv^of Br “‘ '»
asssss,v^Ss?r’' !^
«» tonic of
2!!XfffSr.lS,sa2sSrijS!
to" V e a ame n praco.' 1 ' S ° f ,ho,r ,n “ on cnVcclcS'm
sols belonging to toe natm,, w h „ " d c . rel ' ,8 ° f “'° ves
muted to their chargelal, ,*? ' S ,^ nra com
thedocal aulhoriliosj unless the conditoer"/"" 0 ® ° r
or the captain, should desTrr y the ordcr o^^"'6 " 8
Uy of the coantry, or tho said r urtrln quil.
commercial agems,^« r v ° r„ d v,co ooasuls,
require their assistance to bmisd thfci’r.to 8 ""'
earned , geet or supported Cla ' 0 " B 10 b °
i '-i however,,-uiiddrslooiJ that iLVo to- •' r z
judgment or arhitntion shall .« a " c Pccice or
tending parties ortho right they h ‘ C ° n ‘l
.heu return, to the jud, B al ‘°f
a h^l°ico^conlnicrmai J ngcnis SU l"Q C^L lerc,d ) a E cn ta
,B,ro " ,C " SWS '"" ce o' ‘"0 locllVutot^f, 1 " Z
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<J W "*~ i '-, “* % * l' r Jt X *
ilffi
llle,,,h « ! » ce of the: personal represent
latiscs, the estne care shall he taken Ofthe ~ idW.
fn":L“r ,, :, d nt !;M jk< i n ...c
seres forrc«,vmg ,1? ° WnCr " sjr ‘ jlc me '''
. ® n^'7” C i S * lon B * lnu l‘l arise among sovera! claim
wherein itis situate. =; fc .
orany pcrson ljeldinc'real
es a c the terntor.es ol one party? such Jea
citizen'',??'' .- by * h r 1 , 1 " S of ,ho lnnd . descend on e
Wed i hv Lfm ’ JCCt nf ~' c . o lhor j « ore he not Uisqual
allCMn Ke s such c tizens nr subjects shall bo
alloccd a reasonable time to sell the same, and in
' CI i A l ??'’n tt, ! : ~rocec<is "■'thoutmolcsmtion. and es- :
beJ). m a U.dut.cs.ofdetraction-on the part rif the
Eo l, l ; rnmcnt pf the respective Stated; . -
„y& ,ta,aond e ®e*l*.'.whißhcitizens orsdMoc'ts
»ha' l' r. TC rlu,, e ln K Heines,dcne“!
domic f d h ln,r CC T Vlngf '° m li,c of their
detraction nr em CW, ? C b ° “““‘P I f,om n, l duties of
ftq gov U o n rnme e nTs'. BrJt ' onon ,1,8 P” lof ‘»c,r rospec
fi? ,V' Tl ' e P rcSoiU treaty shall cont.nue in
afteMh*
to augment the existing .mport dutynZnU"’
pounds llanoier-In*' ltfll ® f< fid, S n pcr onc '-entlred
puunua tianoveran currency and Weielit •
cen ts per one hundred pounds United Smtcs-cbrroL’
a,:d tbo -government of llaiiorer shall
Ccd VIIZT2* ln r «o»™» e o ,OT a ‘
Sr=SSis=a^
mcnl nf if rOV,UPB nollC ° ° f 6U month * 10 Mie govern- ‘
Srrd! - or ’ 10 connoucj (a lUsop ti oil) *nf f u li '
5r s *«.'!ssrf£i!=
gsjpSS-S£
SSsSSrSSSSSS
:?;SSS
3,111 o"hgit,ons ' lmC
r d a «
das ofwa'r S4O . R h, P » r , ,i '‘ 9 “ t **?"»• "» "'OpOth
intents ' reC ° m ° null nnd *°*
n,“. C ' “‘i*’ P ltrn 'Pntenl,arins of
ssss::
| u ”} A > DUDLEY MANN
[L ' B ! falcke KKEI>E,!lOK BAllnN DK
On A b D ‘ l ” , !" CaB ' ,, 1 ° UM > ha b «" duly ratified
rorty seten i» n" t ' l f ! 1,0 u,? n, B htl '»n<lml and
pmif » ,ho « fi ' r e.l , oit knpwn that, I, JAMES K
of a P d . e I W* r a*WO.Wdarticle tlrWre
"Sr ** *
Doneatthocuy orWashington, t!r„ Itvcnty.fourft
0.., |ji^ffliC2ua£KS,2s
thowvM®"” ° f th ° Un "° d S,at «
By the President- JAMtS K POCK.
, James Buciianas, Sfcrctaryof State. > >
DC GranTi^ e tfolZlF ** f H ' shness
t»eon ufe Unitpd'si <, \ ,,<,VI ?V ,on -Ind "“Bmorce, be
the Kmc or ,0 “ ° fAm^ r r “"d !>• Majesty
tile lOtlfday nr JirnV hot CoHa | u,ll!l J ( ‘t Hanover on
of the contraction nart' , nnri w ' * > J ' cr "P l,tei ltiar l rs
ly ratifiedloo tho ß^«o7irh g rnr“lX n,,^U '
lflrc lßb article
the advantages and .0 !?? St ‘ “ i gr<:o lo c,,cnd nH
lationa of the nrc«. P „ V» e . C 8 CCn( ’ ,n< ' ll ,n lho ntipu
other States of Uio * «"'• "r more pfthr
may wish to V™ amc . oonfoderalion, which
exchange of * T 1 6?"? of 1n »flkml
orStatcashall poor 1 P rov ‘ do<l that noth Mite
Halovcf'til -f” <= d^>b “ P h D ,^,^ d f
:s Mr »* & f°
wi'eS'tofrr ° f r siwfc
dcaire to oerede w the .i t £ haB «S«ifiM| its
Bhpulationsnnr^l-l^-roro'Vtr
iIWiS
N<>«, thrrefire the': Ch “ ,as "?
Bcaullni. M.' 1,10 undersigned. Baron W P
Koynl Highness,™™ a’, o '' l’ f ~,S
s —• '~l =“„•,? F t rrtf." as*
: : . >- f.
t '
f. i »« ■*• -I'.
, 1 c ' w I *i yt>
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1 1
• fc.
cZuy dStfiS!?’
tnbin, 1 h “iSSSS'V H ey mI*'lA^,y 1 *' l A^ ,y lo lhe com PC Wnl £°fci C Sme°) a arl Bby o etei ‘ l lo ’ 0D *b wrwiuhS
demand cOcoA* owj shall, m writing,: Buk#ofOJdenVn Q r»*l* , ' , V ,7l,l - I^g *' ne “ ,lle G,antl
llnj'fpefStWi:; b y 'be cihibition-: of: feet ofwhirh mS' B Lr^ b ■'foajy lafufesaidj the of*
cr£ws oI v f '?* m “'« roll, of the c Wto bf “P d bcJeby do
indnfduiJs^finw < 5^ ie «° ,I p ! t doc umenis, that such high parties to ifn«' ? the »■>»• 'roaty between the
claim be.no f" 0 ol ,h i cr< '" 3 ' aa d ""-this fcctly „In as fully end per
-10. be refnid Bubetam ‘ a,G<} '> lhe B “"endor *.ll \,.,0£
JcnJ To Sr^' a Tr C c r a f n e o^Tlo'be
2pS£t&J££& SSai«T, ; r
Shall be net at liberty; and shall not he again 4a? 1 S ]
stall be r 6 *T° Cause - However, if ufo dcerlcr
fnn,*« K ;fou — tp havc ' commated n ny L of
ff’-s^Ktiss'assi.a
is: era ssn:“ -* s *f
I partoi Wia?r be' 1 ' 110 Clt, *T and “objects of the high
a nd reside bp:
4oSfte'„'rt4ti ° ? ® v i r -" f l -° “t" 1 territories in order,
|.4 i U 5^?'V! B !r i a ffa ,r s, nnd also to hire and bdenpe^
I'jJJ'JS?? and warehouses /bribe purpciaos of lheir
1 oenbr? 80 ’ P rov,Jc<l they submit to tile laws.aJ well
, fnTt r rX 6PCC,a, ’/ CbUVO "* l " C f ‘ Sht or 4d.ng
I i b,i'y! lo.jlie lawd ’aiid fbiiu'^tinn.
‘ h ? bc at >*»* >° "tee ?£"
I; I ft'■ ™2- buBinc “’ in all the territories'sub.
: »r£ l . lo , the L J ur,s d ,c| ion.of each party r ns wcllih tp
I ;^ c ‘ to ,‘he consignment and sale of their hob/, b»
vholesale or retail, as will. respect to theX’7
l: auoh*ai» , l& , | ? " <! ' J 'i ! '"H 1 " 8 °fl:their, ships, or to enfploy’
.IW! - or Lroller * : as they /may deemvnrbne/
'irsm**? 8 •?-•“ th c so cases to be treated asdheclt
aens or subjects or the country m which they re
!■ shill’ relb C - lng > ?“ tc,tll S!° s ?» understood that ithev
bona T'” 80b J cct ,0 lhe sa ' d and regula
lions; also, ,„ respect to sales by wholesale or
1 bavo: fr.ee access to. the tribunals nf!
wh nbn , " ,he,rl,t JE ,ous aff ™ 'he same tenbs
1 . ‘fh W Br a !>ted by tho law and nsago ofthecoun
io4ma a y V e m C,t . aCna "I 7^ Cla ‘ «h.ch purpose
, tuqy mny employ in defence of their, rights such
4dßei4pc7 orneya ’ andolhoraKCnta '' aathe y^ a y
p'llfbns or subjects ofcach party shall have
s.ildl!b.. P br r fc na - . reprosl!,l,a,,,ee > being'bcitizehs or
tote 4,d nef’ Cr c . onlracl ' n eP arl y> «>all succeed
nf “' PropCrl *’ Whctl,ct b >““ a -
lbay tahe possession thereof cither hv them
and ?s W ’ b y ® t,iera actihg for them, at dheir Wijf,
teter/ ° fJ,C country wherein the said pc'r
like ia P scs P 7 ■ b 0: eub J«t : to /p,iy ib
' ' Y‘\y : ’
• .'w--.; ,>*B ‘;i\ZHSg&!
• .' --r X't&'* '*&>
* >- 7 > /" 7 ‘
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y,<r 'vm
' ’LN i'
"^sirm^^ r v -i;HrK A -|f'
|‘' * /
Btrit >Cto>a nol ! ,m ® J ‘ ' "'* *
. OrtEEft/ftf j
Co, B - ' t
sales of Prime YVJiuo at bushel. f " "
£ard. f Salts it Bc. - ~ j
freigW.To LucrpooJ, Colton, 7 16s. ’ ‘ ‘ j '
r mg Eicnango is current ct 8 per t. premium , *,' u
r r ' r NEIV.yojUC M&Rhs? e „ <( / ' ' , '
F)oi.r t. New Yobk, 0«f.3-12i>.sr.
rel ? ,hC^^dCm,,,,d i “ "
been rainy aft day which h' Y. fW wea * l,cr bl >* -
out door .operates. h " ,taa ««Wotechecked J-. .. ;
nw“a“«'r'c^ a „S7‘-*“■>' -' ,’• it.
. .■• --^
Provisions.. I hear of very little doing to-day. j , ', * s .:ftk ,‘V
No change m other articles worthy of , Bn „; * - - ,T U. V -
Y' '?V -
Beltsboove- (iutmw*r<s! r* wl J J mcel at MrJ - " - t- “■ t *• *
October, at 2 o>< the „ / «k* ** -
"Ye airr, “cte" C °" a ?*< '"■ , , t ,' *» V- '
Mr Hsnprn T, Pbr Ms flfuni l p„, ' -J :l -.»/’ .. ’>'•,
ptr, a letter nddVcsscdhYm£^ t *?“#“[ P»- "' J *
strong coilntj-, nt lS3g.wh“nV? f P iohn P ! e ° fA,m > ' -. ■ -s
Ssss»wS \ ■',: v;>:;'-. {^?.-:;;? ,
paper contains, I will then i«Hii IH that . •-. i t s s »
To the denials or these , t>; ? UnJ ,o \ <l otlte it ' - , T ,C t ' ’< .
Ps Johnston, I n,|| in f'arbatnS of Wm. - ~ ' >."/ V ’ / '
contempttlejr do jusUjdesdwe" i*’ 0 ' ' ' V /
Rsts-^sSass-A^ • • ••- ~> -
3d e/ October, 1848. st. I-"- "> ». ‘s’' V” *T ;
J “'■- ■' l -' :l ' , - : t-le-rAiiljjv.a-r-TO-ar.Wf
We havfe ,t from the very best authority; that the i i 1 ’
lugi ars laisirg a subscription ibrtlie pdrnose of 1 '’a ' '. . 'u 1
pajmjgT Jf Bicitssttoslaypt lipmi.so^lpre- 1 ~ ' ’ -
.nTtolr c m 01 ‘ \" K a ° 493 Pf h ' !ns ' ;l<; a i l,^P'' ' ‘ - ‘
mgto make apeeehes-s p r efi, Jsldp „ i;ll p I , "
never, mended Tor by education or hy nauire »« ‘ -
>n*mund that S3 «o are already snbscLdl' The! '* '■>
i -t
•■.>;•», '••.■■•- ’ - .-i; -•..'U..-V'>vr.- ;, .v.
-T-*. •
:Vri •*:
't* '*£-■*?* ! 'j C-
*■ J
Wa . - a CALCULATION.
We have for some time past closelv watched the
in "» PO'—l homoe, and Tve g.re it as our
to r; s ;r' f °\ lhit ,hefoi| °"-»e delation a 8
Hon „l)tl ° r r " p P roachl ”E P™='dent,al elcc-
Z’Z ‘, be r Prelty accurate ‘ Indeed, the
tain. Por I" AS9 )"* consider positively ccr- .
.Cass+
Maine,
•N". Hampshire,
.Fennsy] vaoitf/'
Ohio,, '
Michigan. ; ■■ ■ ■
: Illinois, > .*■
Indiana/-
Wisconsin/
f loWQ,
Missouri,
Louisiana,:
Georgn,
Mississippi,'
Virginia,
South -Carolina,
Alabama, •••
Arkansas,
Florida, .
Texas, -
Tennessee,
*" ' hc S l ,a,cs P“* down in the doubtful
run TaUol' 1 ' v- f° satber P™>«ble Cass will om
Will nnt h "^° rlh C “ rolni ’ wc honestly believe,
W. I cast her electoral vote for the « brave old vol
9 J h ,Z
j- j i « fe * Ranees for Caw carrying Marv*
and ami Connecticut, are equal, at least L those or
n I “ thc Sla ‘“ net down for Taylor, we do
not eo nccdfl Delaware to him s for
that every inch of groond will be closely contested
Cla >’ s mijonty was only2oo in that
tate, and it is the genera! opm.on that Taylor w,l|
not make as good a run as « H ar ,y of ,hc West »
Suveying the whom erOUD(I> (lien> kc
nent to ,tnke a single Stale from tho above hst set
don „ for Cavs ; but oaf the other hand, wc have e e
.l7bVa n drH bC, ' eVe ‘’ ,1 ‘ a ‘ IM9 ' tHO more States
p .H be added to strengthen the mighty Democrat,c
TI.P wi? deral Mce,,n s «•«•* Sight.
l„, tlf J ) n,Cet " ,g laBt “zoning was p f otiy largo,
at if an} of,he party suppose that nil these people
• .T a,traclcd ‘hither because they felt interested
»e "“* cand,dilt < ls . they
f- Bece ' T3d - 1 There tv ere no Democratic
attend” 83 our rnends w °re at leisure to
attend .nxious to hear what the distinguished Bank
bought politician had to say on the subject of the p".
niarytransaction between him and Mr. May,
H 37 But on tms eubjcctho Wi, mnm_he breathed
a word in «plam„on afh.s manner on that oc-
He commenced by making n display of his own
nr”t C m r" f r ,nCd ,h ° P ° npl ° ‘hs‘‘here were a
® many Coal mines in Pennsylvania, as well as
numerous beds os Ir on ore. Th.s was lutencd to
“HowTlh'n 151 . 0 W<,ndo ™ ent . “"d many asked:
'Jv lrt " ‘ h:,, onl? '’ He " eDt 11 « his
tory or iho operations of the TantTin tins country.-
Adry return I offsets, perhaps, th.s „ of no impor
tance It was curioue to hear him tall about the
cgradal,o n ofEuropeaa laborers, just a, though
ernor o f ° T P' ot>cl ' n S The Gov.
pidity of h,- 1, tcuers m the point of bis speech-
HC neat spoke of Tree Sod, but bore he said
nothing that ha. not been .heard a thousand t.mes
from aihlgutumps
I of the aadicneo became vociferous in their
the Ten Hour’- »y S ,em. Here the speaker was
checked essentially. Ho acknowledged dicing the
luthnrtif the ‘‘spccial'contract clause” ovbicli was
satisfactory to the friends of the groat
Atteriwo songsh-om the Clee Clubs, we loft
t 7 T The PtopU ’“ Candidate.
Jadge Wmeiu-s fr3nl dcc , dc[) d .
Demote later on the Tc „ „ our s ;
P. t Ll",’ A n ,| lrC f ofne " r " Cnds * '» ‘toed™ o
' « bure i. Allegheny, nod Manny. J t
nti.Be. the Democratic laborer., hot .eem. to please
S wV'l 0 T 5" b ' taJ by ,h 0 «r In.
| brow. Wo have heard already of .core, of „hm
laboring men oho.e vole, were heretofore calcula
ted upon with certainty for John, ton, the Slnnpla.
ter and monopoly candidate, tyho w.l, now g„ c
lb ir .upper, to the hone., old farmer of Montgont
d.date for G™™" th ° Pco P lc ’« *»-
irihT^! nk | <,r,h, *J IjaborJ “S Men.
ir the Slnnplastcr and Monopoly end.,lain for
cr°:;, w 7 r - j ° hnsion >‘e c,c ;s £
fillhv Th ° fl M dC>l "' ,h Mol,lcr boU:l > °f illegal,
filth}, abommable, deprecated Sb,.piasters, l 0 £ k ’
Gorn aC ° 1° botjC3 * Currci 'cy of the Conautullon^
r dly V“ S ' U ' rn , *“*“ «'»». .ball undoubt
I cdl;, have a remal of the infamous plunder,ng SV a.
r;or r ; a, r pro " men( - h --*- d^
hy Joseph Jlilner and Thaddeua S.cveoa, a f,. w
J ra ago, and nhich reduced the State to the tery
verge of bankruptcy, and at the same „mc .roposed
;~;:r up “ ni, ‘ e^pi »- *»««». *■<«* *
... Colonel*.. • '■
o warn tbc Democrats to bo on the looUut for
z::‘T cUhot war ’ n -"* <•<*« JjJz
ttan, the Acc.deotal Governor' Johnston ts pro
panne for something awfully bloody, by the appoint
““ l r ‘“ h * bat, : h ofAtd aa never wa's
heard in the annals of the Common* calm <
Allegheny County ha. been benored w„h nearly a
dozen of them It.. understood that these «buct
shot Colonels” are to proceed to Harr,.burgh ,m
-mediately after the election to«‘bum,—fire,—kill
aay -nor let a Locofoco lire In the meantime,
their duties are to press into the service as many re’
.eruits as possible, after the manner of ihe redoubta
ble Sir Mn raliW, and when these have cast
their voto Tor Johhstou, they ore to be formed into
companies and inarched to head quarters. Tt will
sure]} try the nertes of old Former Ungsireth,
When ho secs Gtreralio t mo Johnston and U fire
cat,ng, «Kerno|s” and Coventry reerutts, encom
passing Harrisburg, and declaring Fonns,lvan,a on
er manual law I “Breakers Ahead'« - , t
■> Catastrophe. '' A Vr':
PrfnT lh r ?'°?' Mtl Ph,nd(!a, ' !r ’ «* learn that tho
Prapnllor Goliath, on her way f, OBI Detroit to Saul*
St Mine, ivilh a largo quantity 0 ( flour> corllj
and mil. ,ovon kegs 0 f bHat.ng ponder,
waa blown op, on ,hc 20* ultimo, ocean,omng lho
loss of twenty lives, being every soul on hoard.
The yawl wad tho only thing belonging to the res
eel that ia supposed to Im.o boon preserved unin
jure . It was talon up at Rincardmg; together
with some portions of tho se.ael, which is believed
to have been mado a cdtnplete wreck.
',bEfl!?* I '-®.*. ~0 ® r »> - »>--A'ou ure lierehjMiblified i
CH»r*WAc °u- tins evening; (Tuesday). at thri Bp‘ '
o clock ’ COn,er of ‘“'l SI Clair %
° CiI ' ‘ r JOH.\ HKRRON, Capim,, *
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A Sottfiffor the »aqne„ le Flre CompanJr .
fW,,tTT " T„ t COMPa-V J
Aia—‘ Dtarttilat”
Afl brother* now lie’ll meet yen •
As firemen of the west •' ■ ■ ■"■’■■■
W nL C n l>S . C,OU l pr,do wc,l1 Srec( you,
And hail.each ono our ffucflt. -
rWo’re hpjce«| iq a ooble catisfe, - - <'
And Jomecl Tn-a holy lie-- t '••■■» i
Hurrah.f hurrah 1 ye Otfqueanc boys/J
when urged by an impulse high f ?
CHORDS f 1
A welcome with heart and hand'/ '
4 P“qu«Qe boys giveto .you.:
A welcome by our noble bandy
The “Hope” boys,oow to you,
’ T a .f r p tt;perty or our citizens.
..We always strive io save,' • ‘ ■
And wuh our brother firemen.
Whin n ? lwa J® prompt and brave.
When Duly stem cbmmsnds,
• l.isour’s.to obby: * "•’ • *-* 1
To beep the fiery element * t
brom taking onward sway. 1 '
W I„T.h hearts ameero, J
And tho willing hands Mtend:
F< w a TM rolhor firomen here,
Whll a “ eet you “ uur friends. 4 5
When danger is on your side,
Then quickly wcM appear,
' AT w V Ji*f h oUr brother firemen,."' ...
We’lJ strive to do oiir share.
Our Fron Cdyfiremen ■ *
v^ A l e H lw P a r w,ft > y°« *
.matterfor the blustering Winds, ■' ■•■.'»: \
„Or for the drifting anew * '• i;.’ ; ;
fire is :
We’re always at our peat:
• ■■ .‘P.Okfor the wet norcold: *
• *or humanity our boast. •
Al i?« h P,»y City firemen*
We’ll gire a verse to yon
You afwaysgive a helping hand,
„,"' len dinger is in view
ihe Uncfe gam and Washington,
S rhe President and Penn,
- the.only cpgjQesi -t ; v> •
That your ciiy recoramend -
A welcome, &c.
The Tombs-A poor old fcllb(Vj wbr , t „lkea
Ihroßgh lus nose, vr„, n for bung drunk-but this
»asnotl„nß„c w ,r of he has been a regular ,cnaut
cenre f' / °" 8 1,0 P ro,e6te(l h « >»“-
ccnce, and asked for mercy, jus, as ifs,e did not
„„ W Borael^,n d of the immovability of the Mayor i
Bring tip the man wiihout a namo,t> said the
ijor. “Och, your Honor, sorb I have a name,”
said a pretty looking Irishman, who made bis way
op to the seat of justice, He was charged with
drunkennes - What have you to say for you,,
self,” « Well, to be candid, I>m from Clarion , I
worked at a furnace, and the Judge told mp I could
gel no money, on account of tho Tariff of >4o—for
r. ;r’‘ hc , Judge ,a ■ T^'°r »»"■ s °> a™*’
that the Tariff was Pittsburgh, I just jbpughU-d
ca down and see about it » .< Well, hWy^T a
o ar and a quarter for fine and costs 7” V* Troth'
have not, and sorry am Ito say it.” «< tvell, bi/
you must go to jail fur twenty-four hours.” -Hedid*
go up.
Then came a hard scene. TwV yonng- g„la
drunkT rC 61StC ”~* ,cre Brought up, charged with
i»e. . T; 1*" ‘BemduVoV
tunes and thought nothing more of being sent-to
Bio Hill, than most ladies would ofgo.ng a dropping
For years they have lived there, at ,be expose 1}
the county Ono was sent up for twrmy days, the
other | or thirty. ” Why don>. you give by, thirty'
. said! the latter, indignant that his Honor should
show such partiality. And hero they begun to
wrangle among themselves “ y on must nut both,
come out together ” « Well, I vow, you won’t get
* a . BJln ’” Mld ®"®i H*o other inade ,
similar decimal,on. This might be encoungmg.bu,
tunes Lf rl l ‘ h:lt | ,hP b,s Bcerranjdle- fifty
limes before, and as often broken. > * ’
When will the people of P.ttsburgh establish an
institution suitable Tor such cdses i f„ less' Iba «'
quarter of a century, we hope, , ,
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wa ' «™icnily'sbc design or some
Uaeknivd. toereaieadis.nrbaocea. theftrlaacfat.
ic meeting in Allegheny on Monday evening. _a)
«one w. hurled fiom the nor.b-ca,. eucloLreto
wards the mass P r people, but „ dld not , f orfunste
y, reach tor enough to take erect. "We have since I
con told that at the adjournment of Bicker a meet,
•ng, some of his listeners rushed thiWh ij,e Dome, j
crafu. meeting jelling attach a pitch' as to create a 1
greit disturbance. 7 r y
Again, at the Democratic meeting m the Sixth
ward, on Saturday cvenmg, spn> P rowsd.es (not Dc.n
ocrats,) attempted tn amuse themselves- Jgrat.fy
sne,if '" s ”,’, lhro "‘," 8 f on / cs it sAmo.of the
a* !bcy,>verc returning home, -*/ ■ - i
r s there arty man professing respectability who I
arcs to ju tify such conduct as Ibis. It the whies
wish to cctaiu any character fee respectability, ,h BV
had better sec to it that the.r gulhoM behave better.
SS' A stoho maaon was ycaterday at worlchitch
lug up the new Court House. On Ibe south-mde a
stone crumbled to pieces, which gave at Meat one
gentleman pome cam* Tor alarm whth i(*,U first
discovered. It is now, fixed andjjoqls well, thoß h
wo are not aware that the huge edifice has*ga.«ed
any thing in alrcngth. t 1
US' Since Saturday night there has been no less
than fifteen cases of assault and batterjl brought be
fore the Mayors and Aldermen of the two-cities
What are our peoplo shoot ? It seems that the la
dies are revolted in sumo or them—some as com
-1 plainants. ai)d severaj .sa.dofendanta.
i prosecutions are. reported.' *'‘ : j
I B£r Some ntischievous boys attempted to rob a '
I V 7 '‘“P 1 ® b “' J or Innocent minstrels, yesterday,
u Smttl,field Street The tml e raseale shohtd have
been lashed The dcrmaQ 8 ,Sw lE »rputch,or whit
ever they were, did no harm furtheiitban tojereato
| a most discordant noise Me 1 public highway. -
I »-Tl ,c Select op
I- ndayeienmg.and transacted agrchrdeal orbnsi
m b °, ° rB ' no “ l WonU£ ?he q£
j,'* “‘‘7 e ' emn B> for " le purpdsc, (astve arfi In
fornted )or discuss.ng the Liberty *!rcet gwd e
question, , v * - 1 *; b *
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Accident on rtptn STREETVA'odnatryman on
orreback, fell over the bank, made by the Fifth at
»raae worl,, on Monday night, This makes the i
fourth acetdent that'wehive heard Ofhkving'occur
ed in that place.
A child of Mr. Blossom,:.ol;vthe "Fifth wratde I
was so badly scalded by, (Sibling a, got offiot coffee)
MP 0 n ttaclf )j that ,itB. life sWaa despaired ofi : By lhe ! l
skill of a physician the, burns are-in a fair Way of 1
being hcalpd up. 1 1 , j
ttsß On rnptinn nr J H./JCuhn, Esq,, Tjiokas B J
KENNEot, Esq., of Chamborahnrgh,. was , admittcll J
‘“iko prpetice pfilhe .Tiaw; m i Conits-of
Allegheny County \
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the new Court House yesterday. They concluded
the organ nation, fay adopiihgty.jaVs' ai,J cstabl.sj
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. we 'vill.-ibraiie WiMMa hot yesterday.
S' 61)1 ' , -No 1 fehad o» tnna *ud for lafe fcv
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