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Thare *re ulrerfy-two candidates Tor Slate T?ei», Beneathihe -rul<r af men ' ' ' The Peoeie or Kuoiiiro—Tb« London T, me* ,*" Wp ond pD * dowa “S B ' o the eipapsh of»he <> > fe ’ 1
?p4v».;-< J . ,»W, Nor,Middle«warth, of Union county, a*d Gid- ‘ho pen is mightier (ban the swar^! pre»en*ii a gloomy, picture of the condition of the' ** " , rihlnatiJr rT 1 "
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Af l i u 4*pJog up before the {.egislatdtn convenes, it m im- To paralyre the Casare, and to strike the repudiation of thenatfonal debt. n theManlce case, occupied the entire of yeeter- Pari?frinteTi l iS„^! t,! h)2 a OT B * »hadei; ’ . '
pbAAle to teir. Anhnndrca, powiblj* Qanpot, earth breathie,,! p „ , day. Mr. M’Calmont, a young member of the Bar, 4 ,
Allegheej-couotj furnish a'few? Ton cannot ail' £?»«*, y * tte j ■ FbeeSchoois is InnrAWA —The poople of In- opened on the pait orthe Commonwealth, in a , ml!!!* a ' J r ' ] v “
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■ eje State, although Whig at almost orery election *^ C mor< * w »obliinn. 8 ’ painted by Mr. Coffin; and 1., Indeed, a very pnet.y I- . V
'IX* *V» ! heretofore, haagitea.hnn a majority of 16,466 over A DiOHiTAnv —A conatabfc in Pennsylvania hnd picture. It represenU General Taylor; and “fi)d fi 9 \orh Kid ma^atrMd^otttrtTi;^ ck S*l a , " " 4lf
*'**‘ f f".' GCn. Xajlor. Ho m now o ciUien of Michigan, jmd f r \ l ? s *' P rei: np‘ «r aoma eort, on n particular Whitey,” both as large a» l,fe, and almost ns natUril. b'lnc'k Mk s'ri^' J n S? U^«1<1 ’'■ . ,-,. ' ' 4“\ ■**! *■ ’ '
he pamed die Slate by thelargentmajoruy erero,,. S° f . h,a *, h L‘ ,u ? or,or ln a,fe ”S>hi We understand ,t belongs to Lower 8L Clau'town- ©?aS,S F ' i “ sU nndlllmp* Threw), ’ . . . ,^Lf
en to democrat He earned hi. own ward, (hero- Ih- ’ hlp - * ;•,* 1 M jf’^
tofotnwhigjl bja majority of 60; hie own city, Do- nhaking Mm as thoagh ho meant to shake htm to B9“Tho old Washingtonians tti making despe* re«^r-W®,>»srt»«sttsa^!tias(as^S@^^|^j*Bt«9aEg^fc«
- i N 'f' •■ i' '' “i * troit, hy 200, which was herctotore whig by 400 ma- fn« C^nv, n i!l 0 P* r ‘ lcs “oehng a few days ailer,' Jim, rate efforts to revise the agitauons. We hope they lw jkJ»OTyotecksf - i ff, '> iti- '' /
/ft jontjd andliaa a handsome majority in h,s congres- «'r^ S n ,T& e '- “H may succeed, ,f they canlo a. much goodW a,
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Q7* Jlaviug ftdded to oar Establishment, a, splendid
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---The late John Quincy Adam;, Was a poet as well
/* -as Re oncewrbteaortdVersea, rfilreq
5 ' Jefferson, in which were these jiaes:
4j4! dl C we i
■' .r " *>y G-y- we’ll change their natfle,nir,’*
* The party opposed to the Democrat?, to this couh- 1
'OTj-hj! whatever name they have chosen to adil un
t^er./'o^J^c mc . hciogl liavd.ddoptcd the sentiment
■ epetaieecl in Ihtf lines of. Mr. Adams, to enable them
fully to carry out their purposes. ' ;
, Afctho"lime of the Rcvofetion they were the Tor;
fa«y, amf, Openly tyck side* with Croat Britain,
flubsequently, at the organization ofthii Government,
they rallied under iheir great leader, .Alexander
i Hamilton, and bccambknowqas the Federal Party,
- aai «*““* >a the name. They endeavored to es
tablish 0 strong Government, and.JO place all its
powers jn the hands of, a few mdiTidnals, who
might lidld’Office during‘“good behavior,” or for
•hew natural lives-i But the Democracy soon after;
wants arose in Ibpir strength, overthrew the Federal
party, and elevated the parotic Jefferson to the
President? bfyhmUmled Stales. r
Since then-,the Democrat! eparty, wiih the creep.
Con’or ahbut eight years,'have been in power, and
controlled the affairs of the coonlry.
: Meanwlfijo./the "Federal party, at each Successive
Presidential have Gy - every
trick and strategy, to defeat lhoTeopTc=-thb great
Democraej— and to'ohtain'power.so as to adminis
ter the Goyynmont toauif theirownselfisband sec
tioaM views After tnectingwilh disaster and do.
teat, atvrach election, they never gave up ; bat would
Tilly agSii} u’ndcrsotue new name, murder, thereby,
to deceive the People*
It WopJd he- impossible far us to enumerate the.
d.fforenteamen the h>ld Federaf party have adopted,
at Various taqes, to tall, under.' After drhppiugtheir
genmneold bnphsrpal namfc_Fcdertilstß—they he
caihe known, successively! -as Constitutionalists;
Fnenda of Order and Regular Government; a Mor
al and Religions People's Party; Amt-Bemoerats;
AnuJacobrod S< the Federal Burnte Party; theTed
eral Republican Party; the Peace Party ; the Peo
ple’apany; the Church and; State Party; the Sn
prepacy qf the Lawn-Party; rhe National Republi
can party {the Anti-Masonic Party; the Farmers*
Mechanics’ and Working Men's Party; the United
StatesßnSk Part?; the Independent Republican
Party; the Native AmeHcah Party; the Hartford
Convehpod f'arty, the Arncdctn Syrtem Party ; the
WhigPartynhe Democratic Whig Parly; the Con
aerVativ'o Party- the Harrison. Democratic Party;
the Anti-Van Bliren Party; the log Cabmapd Coon
Skin Party; the Anii-Tylw Party ;jhe Clay Party;
the Anfi-Mexicaa War Party; and last, ihongb not
least,the TATtohAurvnucaßPAsrr. ‘‘ ”
. This last ipgnomcn t/ocea its patcrnity to those -
honest wizards, John M, Clayton: of Dels-'
were, and Rhvei-dy Johnston, of Maryland. These
gendetncflpropcrto, tliatheroafter, themneh-abused'
name of “Whig,” shall be blotted oat front the
vocabulary ol* Federalism; and the more deceptive
title of Taylor Republican Party, eobshteted.
Taylor RepubUam Party’ How'do<ye like it,
Whiggies ir “ What is there in a name P* asks the
unmprtal bard of Avon—
“ That which we call a rose, ,
By any olhcr name would smoll as swcoL” >■
Wall; since the « Whig” party has become ex
aact» >1 ** a. mattSr of no conseqnence ;o na by what
lomenclatnro our poll heal-opponents may choose
o be deagnsted hereafter. We Teel disposed to
adgethe.new acfminis ttahon,not by its tame, but' by 1
tsaetr. If it adopts the old exploded notions or'
ho oftuu-umes defeated and repudiated Federal far
y.weahall-war agamßt it « to the knife, and the
;mfc to thejnlt. l ’—But, on the contrary, if it shall
dopt genome Democratic Republican meaanrea, we
ball take pleaanre < id giving to it onr humble, but
tatneat suppartl
iWnrcpflflsssyhowever, that wo have hut very alight <
opes that the new administration will meet the ap
robanon, and merit the support of, the Democratic
arty. We believe Gen, Taylor"is an honest man;
at weJmvp apprehensions that be will be surronn
ed by a faction who arc destituteor either moral or
ohtical honesty,—who.will endcavor to fastenup
n- the country, all the nefarious end -obnoxious
i ensures which the People haveso often condemned. '
The Public haudst
The sale of tho Public Lands, Bering the year
547, as sppears by returns to the land Office,
nonnled to acres, pnncipstly m the
atd of Illinois, Indians; Missouri, Alabama-Lou-i '
lana, Arkansas, lows end Wisconsin. We hard
i data upon which to estimate theßales oftbe past
»r«. hnt we presume: they have been equal,at leaat,
those of the year previous.
Wehave always been of the epidioe, that if tho
iremment wonlddispose or the Pnblic Lands to
Inal-settlers at shell rates ns wonld' barely defray
o expcuscsof surveys and would res nit to
e benefit of all concerned. Asu is, the reVcnne
rived from that source, amounts to but a trifle;
d whether pjfaced in the National Treasary, sa at
esent,ondistribnted amongst the different States,
proposed bytbe whig parly, the People at large
mid-be very tittle benefited. To graduate the
CO of lbePublic Landa.in.the luanner wopropoao,
eld have the undonbtcd cffect bf rtpidly peopling
s West with an lio'nest, hardy, indnstnons, repnb- J
an population, fi-om othdr countrioi; who wonld '
t only add to the wealth and strength oftlm fcoun- |
; , but wpnldpiake up for any supposed deficit in I
public revenue, though an - increased coasamp.
i of fercign importations, upon wbieh-dely would •
collected. * J i
'be Public Lands arc tlm property of the.peoplo of
U. States. They alone, through their nnthotixed
nts,Tiavo thc right to direct the manner in which
fr f shall be disposed of. It is notrighl ftr the Pen
tospecnlate upon themselves. Evfcty citizen,
> desirostoinafir an ncthil, permanent settlement
npny paittsp Sf Jhojeilands.'ehould be 'perßiit--
to dn, ao, by paying to thu Government the
mat necessary taraaka him a snrvey and title
ins not fair and right t
fe trust thatohis subject will be brought befere
greas session; and that the
reshonp wp have made will .bt lakeu-up, and
ited ad the-law or tho land." * 1
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Wilg ontce Ilnnterit 'Read.! '
[P EVER t FILL THAT HIGH OFFICE, (He
JJJtJgT RE UNTRAMMELED
TH PART? OBLIGATIONS OR INTERESTS
ANY KIND.” [Zjichaky Tahor.
L HATE Nq FRIENDS TO REWARD," ‘AND
ENEMIES TO PUNISH."— Z. Tailor.
T Inhere «the man, ’onthe face of the green
el or.God’o footstool, mho beheres"Zichar;
or ofer told nlie ?—Governor Jones.
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itH tbelr.Promliet be Reiu embtred 1
the people of the Hot threw ember \\ hat has been
,Jqr*n> change of'administration.—-
.Higher pßcw for the produce of the farmer. Ad
increase of from £te to tea dollars per month on the
wage* or labor. The abolition of slavery. The
pottage or the WiJmot Proviso. A high Tariff. And,
;■ Bwth remember whm haa heen
promised them by a change. No internal improve,
ments. No National Bank, No tariff. Defeat of
the WilmotDfOTiso, No abolitionism,
Remember nil— and see that their promises are
fulfilled to the letter. T
So Sore OoTeramentlioaiia Wanted.
In reply to an Intimation inonc of the papers that
Uncle Sam woqld soon be again tbemarlous ahor
rower, the Washington Union saya a—“ The idea of
Me. Walker dewing anew loan \ntmttfptaee,nnd
when nearly one-half the loan of 1848 yet to be
receired, end erpetially when the nr/ ratmte fo>
dniiei (or the firet quarter of the Great year foe pub
lished officially) exceeds nine millions or dollar*,
Being at the me pf upwards of thirtysis millions of
dollars a year from customs alone, would seem to
Be rebat prosperous. Eton Daniel Webster, in his
Speech fceeully published, admits that Mr. Walker's
estimate of the revenue this year will be realised.
There is but one event id winch o loan may be and
cipaled. A. loan in one contingency might possibly
oe wanted—namely, by restoring- the anti-rieenae
tonyrof 1842, which, as shown by the records of the
treasury, produced sex millions ordollsrs less per
annum than the tariff of 184 G.» J - 1
Kona Canotraa OrmctAi.—The official returns
from all the Coontieshave been received, (Ysncy,
county excepted , on account nreome informality io
the tetarn:)
Tajrhr
Can*.....*.., ~34,869
t Add Yancy, forToylpr. 31 majority
Making Taylor'# majority r< ■ iBjoBi
V Ve **“>« OryctyL —The following i. the official
ciavese* taking tbehfgbert on each ticket:
Tajrlor..., ** 23,122
Van Bdreq 13,857
Taylor’apldrality over Van Boron, 9,286, over
Cu>, 12,174jCa»a andean Buren*otcr Taylor, 1,663
Clay over Polk, 8,729.
Every Congroaaiopal district lias given a plurality
for Taylor. i 1
| Vttoww*—The Richmond Enquirer maiea.thc
nujonlj fbrCaaein 137e 0 nDtiea},3G9,leav,ngBrar.
(oo county atilt lo hear from, which gave Clay a ma
jority of 30. TheTimca makes it but a few votca
lean. f
Geoaora Official —Pelt return. (Von> Georgia
hare Been received, and the vote bj Congroraional
di.trietai. a. follow.: Casa, 40,089:
TaJlor’a majority, 5,061. -Taylor ha. carried all the
£opgre..ionaldiitricte except the fifth andamfi.
MAr»B~.£^eiir/^_'Xbeofficial returns a« given in
he Angu.ta Age, .how a plurality lor Ca.» 4,859
over Taylor., Van Bqreo>» yoto ia 16,121. The ma
jority ngainrt_Ca.B in the State i. 7965, ■
We find the following in. the lost
number of the Naihville Union-
The Montgimcrj King, oftho 16t|, t atatca-thai
Alabama haagone for Cana by 900 majority. This
i» oa doubt reliable. - <> i
r-i-'Ak r - v.- r -»-c -
S™*™* -Borland b» been elected
rteS* We,,,,., tmexp.red term, and Sn
bjatian far Axhley’s recincjr. It „ thought that Se
vier wtll be elected for the cia year, after the 4th of
.March neit^
l| IOWA L ~ Tb, ‘ S ““° has g,vcn “ of proba-
thousand rotes for Cars and BuTtca. Tlic
Mormon rote was given about as follows • for Cass
MO, for Taylor 80(1.
BarTheAifburn Daily Advertiser, ,ba.
every colored voter In that c,ly, five npmber, >o
ted for cen, Taylor; and the Albany Jonrnal re
marie lhai“ there la lmle danger that colored elec'
tOF* wdl mistake Her duly'on their fnende'”
"*! ° Bb 0f^ e P 0 " 1 coneplcuoia guests a( the
dinner at New York ,n honor or General Taw
,or ! a election «ao the eon of an English lord.
mV*
' An rnsnlt.
The Worth American, (saya .the PenoaylvantaD,)
alluding to tho nominations for office) which will
probably be made by Gen. Taylor Tar continuation
by theSente, addresses this insulting language to
tha gentlemen named below. Wo bchero these
gentlemon to be high-minded men, who will perform
their doty, and are not doerring of the insinuations
thrown outt—«We natif/Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Butler, I
Mr.-Hunior, Mr. Jedbnon Daria, Mr. Mnaon, Mr.
SOnlo, and such like, to attend Wnahiugton ot the
special session after the inauguration orGeb. Taylor,
in full uniform, and with sharpened axes, to com
mence the process of decapitation.*’ j
How Gei. Taylor Obtained Democratic
u Votes.
* The ffejrYorfc. Globe (Barnburner) Bayii^—<*Many
Van Buren men of Uiat State voted for Taylor, fear
ing that Cats might carry tho State, and many Cass
men roted Ibr Taylor, rearing that Van Buren might
carry the State. ” ’
Then, notwithstanding the heary Dcmncratie
vote Tie receired from these and other causes, the I
Globe proceeds to say: |
. Gun era! TajlorwilJ fall abort of having araujor. I
tnerotes of the Union, by fully nno hundred j
tnouaand. He will be ihe largest mmontv President I
tho country ever had.” j
SnAMFEABr. FoEKCBmto,—A Frenchman, who
aapircd to it the leading parts in anTlnglishthoatrr,
gave the following an a specimen or his ability to
play Richard the Third j * i 1
Ifow is do winter of dam nneaslncss, '
Mado into hot wcdtlcr byyork’slitilebbyY
(Dat is rot you call de son of York i
And de dark eland which stick at top '
Of de houso, 10 do bottom orde sea.
Dead and buried. But a* Tor me, aha I
I are do bump upon my back—lave
Dam bandy leg— l am unfashionable; and—
And, for nil dis de dam dog bow vrow at me,
As 1 Talk by him.*’ *
MABstrrtEin, which recently wept »o Wrongly ac
cording to Mr. Webster’s wishes, hut .against hla
r r «’a? 0, L bo ,? <ln , eer plac,! - ° aee « bme,
tho “Marshfield whlga” elected one of ther no ate
tier bog reeve; whereupon the successful candidate.
Who naa not confined,like Mr. Wcbiter, tohomble
proac. jrespondfd to the honor 10 the followingtqno
ful tribute. °
I think it strange,
With my weak brains*
The town should think It best,
To call n vote,
To choose a thoat,
To govern all the resit' 1 ‘ '
En vt —ft hen a slatuo had been erected to Tbeo
-8« n *»« # eelcbraled.nctorin one of tae public games
or Greece, bv his fellow oilmens of Thasur, we are
I tu'u that it excited eo strongly the envious hatred of
I one ot ins rivals, that he * cut to it crerv eight, and
j endeavored to throw it down by repeated blows, til)
I «Ua.t, unfortunately aucceaifdljhewaaabletoniove
{ icfromib pcdeaial, and wssernshed to death beneath
l .iU. lailr. £*bi* 9 if ixc connder thft cfll'consmointr
misery of envy, i> truly what happen* to every enu
oneman. Ho may.perhsps, throw down his rival’*
glory, but he is crushed id hi* whole aoat beneath
■ the glory which he overturns. 1 ; ■
Austria.
The Auairran Empire is competed of tlio follow,
mg nation*, to each oi n loch 1* a Aired ita pretent
population, indicating, at the tame time, Ita den
ari} :
, . Poputanoif.
Lower Awtna mOCMWO
Upper Austria.9oo,ooo
Hungary, 9,000,000
Galacta -.4,400,000
Lombardy, At 4,400,000
Bohemia 3,900,000
Traosylvanu. 2,000,000
"Morana, Ac .2,000,000
£«« , 600,000
TJ«I 780,000
JDalmatia 340,000
Sclosoala 370,000
Styrfa 850,000
CannUua and latria,.. 1,160,000
Military fr0ntier.,..,1,000,000
BSrrn Knoi county, Ohio, tickets were circulated
headed Van Boren and Adama, with the twenty-three
Taylor electora under. Ticket! were slao cucnla
led headed Cass and Butler, with the tnrnry-lhree
Taylor electora neder. Of this latter kind Iwtlce
were found in the ballol box of Fcipio township 10
that county, and in the ballot bo* of another town
*lHp/fltfr.
ttiTThc Ciacinnati Globe «y* Judge McLean did
not go to tho polls on election day; the tamopsper
aaserta that his sympathies were with tho Freo Soil
party.
••Tnn Dou Stab Raoei The Mercer Whig of
the 37th mat says There was ijuito an eacitemcot
tn our town last week, on tho subject of Mad Dogs.
One, Which was supposed to be rabid, had bitten
quite a number of others, and an mditcrimioale
slaughter took place. Some thirty or forty were
killed in one day*
Mustabo. -Mr. James D.Freaner, the celebrated
Mostang ortho Mexican war, armed 10 Hagerstown,
Md , on Thursday, upon a visit to his relatives.
S 3" The corner stono of-u Reman Catholic Cath
edral, wqslaid, with imposing ceremonies, at Clove
land, Ohio, on tho 22d ult Tho edifice will be J7O
feet by 76, and will have a tower of 200 feet high. I
Aermt, or the Bva.-The illumins
hU?Ja^ aea !! e °[ lhc , s “" I* displayed in a remarka
ble drgreo by tho plant cacalle fitodet its leaves
t C n n ra e,eh, W al h | ‘ be °’W !n of ,he ••"***», dnrmg
tao night, and are soar as sorrel in the morning • as
thosna Uses, they gradually 10.0 their oxygeE® and
nr the Cl n',* ft T" f aD,r b # lb ° continued acUon
of tho light, they lose more ond more, till inwards
evening they become bitter.—Mr*. Somtrtille
A,fn?nh N .°H, ! F VtLaCTA ™« AHD CltltAT&il—M,
Adolphe Brongniart considers every thing to nrove
on tho ono hand, that the different vegcmblePcrea
tienß which have succeeded each other on. the glnbe
havo become more and more perfect; on the other
hand, that the climate of tho surfoce of the earth is
f.nn i" o<l,fie f * lnc< > ib « earlier times'of thacrea
ibopresenTcpochT “ P *° ,h °’commoneement of
S ! AT,SIIC3 r?" ! Sloto «<* Ohio, according (0
oßicial returns tnodoby nssesiors during Ihe present
25n r >?r?fc W,th, fc 1,1 , imitB - lbe »<»S* number or 1.-
Va’lll h °H' h ® ralt, ° ot whrcl < iaso ‘ <>o»n >t s2^
459ftngs Ti *— 113,-
nf jn'L'L p f|® KU, ° ef *»0" commenced
tract* for -J,'" 018 ' Th ° Te . le ? ro Ph eays that toil-
... aboul I,GGO bead Jiave t>cen enl6red : ‘inlb
?* lhe , r V c from ® 2 >soto 3,2spercwt., according
Pootr-iipta havo likewise been made for
?n°9°rn r 10,000 h<! '’ d ot hogs, »« the rate of $2,00
to 2,j0 pet cwt.j good hogs command the latter
Pess tlvahia Canal Navioatioji —Tiio Bar.
rfte Kej r ne or Tuesday, says! “ The pacteta
of botlilinosjcaung tfjmplace, aro laid un for thn
°ZT n - , Fr s 7ght bDats ■» BUI] wj|i
continue to do co until stopped by ice. A contmu
n"w Ba °tion.» PrCBen ' C ° ld Weather ’ " ould
Matos’s OrtKE—Wednesday Morning, —There
were mo ceres ot iirutiltonness ; both committed.—
000 esse nr disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
This sictim appeared rather suspicious. Ho had on
his person h note'drawn to (he order of Win. H-
Williams by Moses Corey, and endorsed by Wm, H.
Williams and Drawn Sc Caibcriaun, for the rum of
9306, dated May 21, .1846; which was paid when-1
di(o. He said he round it in Philadelphia, and
brought forward a witness who was willing to swear
that ho found lUn a street of that city. Thn Mayor
thought it beat to search him, before letting him
away, and so sent for hiS baggage, which woe at
Murdick’sHotcl.j. la his trunk’was found a won*
pfasofol, and-.curious; things r Clothing
in any quantity, all styles; combs, for men's heads i
and horses [ banks, literary and scientific r letters and
papers; several bundles of .keys—3tnong others a
ikelrtjpi key brushes, caps, medicines, recipes,
spoon* and knives of not tfineh Value,implements
for making ico cream,—but we can’t enumerate nil
wo aaw. The akelcton key was rather suspicions,
but he accounted fay it. The eaamm&tion of his
bsggago lasted for some time. He submitted With
becoming grate tcMfce infliction; and remarked,
when the officers wore about ro-packiug bis valua
bles, that he would do it himself <• if they could not
be s little snugger in their work.” Aftcr conaidera
tion bo was discharged—there being evidence against
hint pf no higher gt4d« than disorderly condoct.
Strange as it may appear, the poor follow came
outright nt.last. In tho afternoon, Mr. Wiliiama
called at the Mayor’s office, end nib that he bad ac
tually lost(he not * fn Phlaittpha ' How circom
etaneca do sometimes conspire against a man It is
true this young man made bis escape—but it was a
narrow one.
He is s young man; an Englishman hr birth and
education t says he is a jack of all trades sad master
of none, and has never got neb yet,
Haj(a« Cobpcs Before Judge Hepboro.—Yes
terday morning, Mr. Msgraw btonght out, on n
SM Of Habeas Corpus, Geo. Livmgston, al.saGeo.
Seymour, who has been io prison for some time, on
two commitments t Ono from the Mayor, on the in
formation or a passenger pa thp steamer Zscb Tay
lor; tboothir Trom Aid. Steele, on the information
of cffieerFor— who tharged bun with being a fogi
ttve from justice m Missouri,
After a hearing, Judge Hepburn *jtd it war nano*-,
üble to arosil discharging him; on the ground, tbit
In the commitment from Aid Stoclo, no offence was
charged agaimt biro.
of Intern! ’—We learned the menu of the
i üboro Habea.Corpo* pare, | W nvenmg. „ d ~e inl
[ ibe end of the matter, .0 fir at Puuburgh .. con
i ecrnc ‘ l - The circumstance of the orreat or iho mao
calhoff himrelf livmgsion, will bo recollected; he
we taken from the Sr. Cha.lea Hotel, On the mfor.
[matioa of a poor aoUier, who tinted that he bad
-been robbed by baa of all the money he had, wbilo
coming up the rlrcr, on the atcamer Zach Taylor.'
He wna committed for further bearing, only; end
haa been in priton, « for further hearing,” erer
ainco. In the mcanlimr, aome intimations were
thrown out by knowing one*, that Jttvlngiton waa a
lugi tire, from jomee—for whom $6OOl were offered.
Thia w w adorer turn .0 hird timca,and worth a
struggle. Tho Mayor’* Police aimed at It j but the
lodepcndenis got the atari or themj nod Fox, c.er
tigilant and aeUve, made the InlbrmaUon, nnd got
the commitment. Htsnrala were very moch cha
grioed at that, of courae. Bat they did not giro on
all hopee, aa appear, ftom the reault.
Vcatenlay, Li.iugaton was released from priton,
M tuted nbore, by Judge Hepburn. Ho Waa bur
riod to the Mayor’e office—and there <we beliere,
lor we did not get the information directly,) a rennl
aition for him waa in reidmeaa, and officer* Tyler
aod Armatrong took charge of him, and atreredfor
St, Xonla. Wbo I. to get the Reward, we do’nt
know; and a* we have no claim to any ahare or it,
wo do’nt care; but 'to bcliero tho Independent
hare been headed Ihie time.
to
• square mile.
105
130
100
135
24j
199
SS
»%i
110
50
85
103
105
73
Since the above was written, Wo learn that Mr.
Hughes, (the Telegraph Reporter,) made an infor
ntation against living,ton, f pr stealing n cloak from
tum somo (tmeaiQCfib
I . W l re!T M ** A Ma " ”“0«s or A ox—At the
4 ovcroor»s election a young mn proposed to
[ rote in one or the ward* or Uns city, or Allegheny,
trorwc are uncertain which) and was denied the
privilege on the ground that as hiaSlst birthday fell
on the day after tho election he wan not «ofage.*’
lyonoiicelhnt the court* bavodectdcd that a man
becomes ol ago on tho last dsy ofhss 21st year, and I
hence, a mania qualified to vole on tho day before
the anniversary or bis birth. Cbmy-aays- «A peraon
“° m °* of *«® 0n **>o instant of the last dsy
or the 21 st year next before the anniversary of hi. I
birth. > It seems thee that tho officers or olection
above inferred to were wrong.
T “*\ We “ Wool oo a steamboat,
J torday. It belonged to a very ccecntric old fcl
low, who-r»ncied that disease and death would re
sult from sleeping upon any? other kind. This
| brought to nur mind the observations ora wnter.
Whoso Jetter it published in tho last« Patent Office
new rt '" t ° PpCar ‘ w ,Unit lht “ ibis application
of Wool will not only be salutary lb health, but ed- 1
vanlagcous likewise m opening a market for our I
Wool-groAere. Wo call auention of our ctpon
discovery 8 *° ,h '"' D ° W d “ cove 7~ lf ‘ 11 be now, or a
UST Somo of the morning papers appeared yes
lerday with very extensive report. of the proceed
ina» of a meonng of Iho Young Men’s Bibio Society.
The. meeting was held ,n Dr. Herron’. Church, on
Monday evening; and, from the report., it mußt have
been unusually interesting. ' ■■
W ‘ Ir " ,n Kaq.,yesterday morn
ing mode information bofore Mayor Adam., again.t
some person, teho is suspected or having entered
| «>», duelling house of Mrs. Agnca Invm, of the
pejenth Ward.ond taken a set of silver spoons, and
t>tbor.Arlic!qt, on Wednesday nigbt.
:W!\
i ® >rc6s * iif ,all diroctioae, unite in con
demnfDg Forint'* cprd in /efcreneo to Macready.
■ w probably the eiUieat act he orir was guilty of.
Wo regret itj Cor forrest hat stood, in our opinion,
among tbo great mon of this country.
' w-(Tie jml is filling up protest, So that the
December Term or the Copr| ,„|| | )0 Jongor lhan
ssuo . A good many heavy cases are now on hand.
,* arC °! TayW *n our The
sire next Wednesday ovemn/j.
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.SSTMiss-Waltersia the cleverest Itttlo dancing
woman that over appeared id Pittsburgh. 8bo«
young.handsorne, nod extremely gracoful; and baa
won tbe hearts or all the (young men, and turned tho
heads or tbe old ones. J
Dnrraicr Coubt.—The Hays rs.Hhys was contio
ned yesterday; fliyl will occupy tlie whole week,
from present appearances.
tar
v "There have already been four Balls announ
ced for December. The first is the flrest Neptune
Boiree, tvhic fa comes off on the Bth. \
Theatbe.—A tremendous bill is offered Tot to
mgbt. Bratus, bjr Mr. Addama; Tullia, Mra. lew
is. See card.
■V’.Tbe people of Wcllsvillo ate holdingmeetings
to uke into consideration how they may get along
without a railroad connection with Pittsburgh.
S 8" The Good Will Engine House la a hard look
ing place, w* rather guess it has a’tiard company.
■S' The Shaker Family is creating a no rid of as
tomshmont m Wheeling.
Mr The alarm of .fire last night was false.
I officers nml members of the
ISr wiKSfi, I Knn nre notified to meet at the Hall, corner
r iS?Qtv Jli'SS V, “i 1, ' 5 V n 11,9 following order
i , »rou ViiyyNo, If®,oa.Wednesday uext;-at2
HNo 24,0 n WcdaeAsr« jn * oi§ “
. 64, '• Thursday, at 2 o'clock ’
No 9 oaUjursday,attiio clock
S® Tell,No 45sOnFiu!ay.at8o*cioek wv,OCh
oSZtUtt**’ N ° SM *°" F " J “ > ' 01 *» oc '«k, I « iheir
Per order of M tv n,M InfvaJA 3 '
JV” Third Annual Paacv nrrißßaii.
Jsnnnr? 115 v r n Jtt, o U,Ell> Wll * '*k e Place on the Bth of
fJen,tenmn oomitted, unless accompanied
oynmdj- noveotd
_j thoorii your Physician* amlfriemU
con«!de»dm»lliv7* fi l“ c “S-** ° 1 " ! of wllam w«
if ?* WWt »' lthe»r effort* proved ajik*ouJ
tided ifii f , iiSS? n ® ?{i lhe P h r»''«'i» came in, ondde
i!! ™l ‘'OuMnot Ilvemore thunone dayloncer’
8 ,cw ***.•• ip«,
• h >« tnita, beano* of the anoniahmi:
Chlflfmifc!. 0 P f B ?? eni ’ iimwort and Tar ( iwntto
mcdS' ’n«X “*,2 ti,ny » procure tbe above
ssJsrJssa 1 ffW “ “hsr *•
wS\l^.^?. drrs J£!' eil * *< that line acfcounf of H
Kss “TOSSir"
Pptskß
Thomas Giur.
Stetmto*, OArtf, February 0, ® ,r,fc,ra *
Foraatebr J KIDD A.CO,
wholeule Draramtu. No SO Wood at
KNEEUAND A HARDIN,
'■' Orautstrcet.
Alto,by":
■novSOiCnjd&w
fnivn'Di/io'
T on%£ A Fi?’,S, 0m ' ltm £ ff f 0 ®«**»Peni were put
Mr on ,rom Ihnueamlwllt Clip.'
El'fiS J?vJ TOOrtlin ?' ,ho >Bjh instant, winch were
tMMi Jo fu f ■'JV by remake, I presume, as their
S m“.df h f bul “ utol “» «> «»» other person
bfThJm^S'Sr?.?^ Ibree bushel Bags; a name is on one-'
eoni»ta;,f rt\ 1 , l<! v? ora Tb« «!»» •* * new Ban,nn|i
.’ D ® , by’* azal '< ! *, I<eropiier'eClM»ic2r ? Die“i
,w f c “P ,el of <i» U 8 Anny BerSlallons,
of tire i J and oUwr Books and Tapers Some
not to m“o{ter“ersmf *" bf unpor>Bu<: ' lo me > ‘
ihem fl i l mf!nn,™ n «? o|l ' , i.” 1 r My P*" 011 **< at *>N JM
“'“•i”? .‘SCpnu me. whore I;can gel them. ,
_nov« 4t * ROBERT OHR.
C 0 Pe.? ITTBnCIIGH ™sstre:
STosim,- —Manager and Lessee.
pjwjl w. rmeta or AUKtssior p
K® 1 ' e-»f.00,1 Single tickets, - /-fSc
Srr V’*’* l*f c <> ad Tier—36, | Pit- Sc
uBuer » * 20c. | Privaleßoxes - 81,00.
mghtofJlr.A A ADDAMS.
Mrs LEWIS
Act* Su£5 ,Not *■ " in be P«»ented a Pl»y,m fire
. ~ BRUTUS
Brota« -Mt Addons (Tnllio .... , Mrs. Lewis.
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do so 10 advantage, by securing choice Lots” fvano“
a few J ears a ramat nto return y “® m
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ba " B '"'VhX&Wc# ,bt
HOV3O nnw l* CO *
CO Market street |
QQ Market street
, *« cases colored Cajnbriet* 64c
10 '• P ll „‘„, a ® ,I,,me ' , - 37 * loSte
® Chintt Print*, 3Jc
Anti mall) otber Goods, not enu mernlcci
A A MASON & CO,
60 Market street-
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l * ?d, h pe^^xp^\?n(l,yi,lo P e « tM»&oiSn*-£‘
u\ P « s T r * h «ogreable pare Sutin, Unff
i?„ Grodc Rhine, 7*8,4*4 ana 5*4 wide
50 artd plam Sllka ' *
Cashmere Shawls
D.!”’ a »a«niedyrot coughi, coldL&c
corneM^n^ n w' 01 ? by A FAHNESTOCK * Co. I
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10 Lad*. Cloak Tassila '
1 1 -•" i, cofbred ' 1 ‘ f
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-*0 d ““ n ci ‘! llKn, » Woolen Coats, assorted f
in <) w , «?» ** ‘V
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so ‘ Ladies'Woolen Glora?” 83 ' i
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“S, A very desirable resilience for «.ADlUher, Matt
ma Walter, or Retail Trimming Store- Apply io
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I /rtENTLEMEN-about to proves ihemsetwsltoitlf
,3rX B ?' 0 * r *\ e <°W#* season, are •respcctfallv i
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/“IN THURSDAY AND
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Ciwcitwati, N0r.29—6 e. x.
The a learner Wyandotte was wrecked above Vicks
barghjoa the 21su The boafis-a total loss. T-biny i
lives were lost. >* 1
J » hi a * CutmifkA'nJNoV.,2B? i
'The Theatre at Vicksbafgh wa s totally deiliovkd'
hydra on'the 23d last. ~ Vi*'’/trir'.'V•
' “j'i !» Ewetjinajri, ifqvi 2&I, **
All the Youghiogheny Coal.KfloatVbU'heeD sold
at I2|c, pet bushel, 1 .. • 'Zt/ W J-
Congressmen are parsing 'th/dog!) ,R||J city’rfnfiy,
ion routeta.Washingtoa,, J t u ; a , a , i
i ' —n,r .'winot i, ,« r, i. \
' > r BALTIMORE RttSKBZf fJ> -oy
' f Bartmoni* NoWmbifoaiLß J.ii,'
Flnur-Tho d»K*
<*hfr bnstnemlone i*?t a shsht
The rg Mte‘ n, . Ce H 1 °'“b 1
Gram—Th<s demand. ?ur, Wheat, ra i4
trans-muons are apt We. The ralesio-dayinduie
fprthe varfoas : The
include Pome?,Yetlow at* 63060*.' Sa!4X,OF!PriW6
White at Sic. * i», + t/ • t ■* >t T * k* *
poried rOIS 130 ck3tßer ltt ri ;
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*. NEW YORK-MARKET;* * -* t;
i ", New Yohk, Ndv, 28t-rB*,’fe; 1
Flour—The sales to-day amount to JDOQ
prices rangiog-from 6)31t0 6,34 pdf HbV-J‘< < t x
uGraid—The sales or Wheat rftehrdfrP/Une'Hcd.ll
the extent of 13000 bhshelsst't.ie Aer blftlmMSafii
oflnronornttjOaperbu. SdlhsoFPrimeWhile**]
lv26c. -Sales er«bioaft,To®l,tSft4«Cor6f «l& I
Prime 'White »t 67c. per bcshtd f Aafe6*'ori4nV 1
Yeliovt at-30073c. * /tWtt >\ f j »*/ju j/
Provisions i-tTbe Mitricr'ilSr RbrY is »i&Bnt
ck Ss?f'. a ." 6er 48 rc pnees orders end;' ‘ at if
Whiskdy—The delnand is Fair, with Sales' dfsdo
bbls. at 24fc. per gallon] /--n-u/’i i- i X
Rye Flour—There i* a mtJdehito demand bof
prices droanchaoffed. Wf ’ r: ' , '- ,lkV * f £!}•>'/
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>, ' fnK.AtiEtpftiAjNov.2d—e’jea*J«*
Flour—The «lee v to day has* jbpen to-s fair ex-,
tent, including Opr brands at bbL This id
a slight decline. * x ( J n
?*?iKrTS P ,al t 8 of'WieaUohlqde Prime Whitj
at 1,1401,1 d per bug sale, or Prints Red 0f1,090*
:liiO pOr.hushel; a declme in Cgures. The siies br
Corn intlude 4500 bashels nf Prftno YAllo’* 1 and
ter^rU^L°^ Ctats^Sc *' J ' h 6 f '
Whiakcj— Demand fair, with al
24c. per gallon. - J * *
or tfTma B nd°*^ OaBC^anEC^^ll^^raffT^^B^t^
Groceries—l have nonportable change.^ \i'
i SAINT LOOK MARKET. U ‘ I,
' St.Xocis, November AS—JS p^k.—-
rh^ hC /° J *. 6 3 'Dciienwater m Trim
this point to Cairo* and raffing. ,
r^ a ,e ! *°-**-*Jf have IwenAqrit fair ex r
tent, including St. Louis at 4,1804,26.' t i 1
Gram—The salos or Wheat Include mued at prices
ranging Rom 63083 c. , i ' - t i i
; > Pin Visions—Tbesules ofPorknre to nTair eiteot J
including Mess al 8,25. Saiea oF Prime 4t 7,00.
1 here lasome inquiry, butt the holdersf
prevents lavgctransaethnta. " - * *•'
There o n good demand for ( tatjl,Apd tbe marJseV
; BnconX-There isi a good demand Fo'r hams stslw
w Grleane; Floor shipped to-'
Poib at 60c. „ « d >/- \
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CtNCm>?ATI MARKET, t
, - CrscniHAn.Sov.ib-RKM.
Flopr—The markeus steady,'hut 00l active tin*
prices, there is no reportable change From yesterday.
Gram—There ra a good inquiry for Wheat; For>
rorlUog purposes; pncca are nacbangeif' -
Provisinns—There is Borne enquiry Far Mess
Pork, nt $9,03, with sales to the extent of 6()0 bbl£ ■
Hogs—Demand Fair; but prices are udebdnued.
Barley: sales at 60055 c. per bushel, " ,
Whiskey—The marked ra an‘dVim“U
dcclinettto 16e- * i , ,
or demand" “* onchllnEed a «*l t ? cr as regards pjmes
%o fiver rose to-day Five inches. **
The weather ra cloudy, wrtlLthe ’opueaiautle’oF
ram. . , „ , rr ,
mro, November-
"PITTSBURGH <3 AS COMPANY—The Trustees of
Fount, «trtei (ttOT2s.dlwr JOSIICA BANNA?’.
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, SrochiUmgAai Square Shawl v, r ' ‘
FcenckjTartau Loasr * do k t it f £
* French.FrmtedCoBtirtei«!i l _ ?
English do do 1
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£4 jmdfl-4 GalaTlsjd#, ~ i z
[ Jifjw l co ’« FrencUGmghsim, and Fancy fiftafiijfo
Those grammg ffargam s, are mvitedto ca!fcfcioS7Tm
Frfcneh nos, all colors/ ’ ,
Farm«m«.jriuiirine K **•*
gunarime Sinpet. for Ladles’ Dressed
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de Cashmeres, Aforcne*, Menno£ £c£~ •*■
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und for pie by (novgS) giNCft.HOOBm?An ,
'l*'*?* I SAl **r-A*onndttiggj Hone—told forvreiifof 5
(novaaj BIDKPHY Jr LEE
7 Mona 1 " 11 ■ 1 <
A ? P G ,??P N S* CONTAINING STONE, of t
.aLlhe besi ouahtTfor Catting ard Cellar \V o *fc mid
l'** I ** \ e O light atnpmffi wfll fa* retired for one-or »tm
Possesion giPeo ft ;« located 1
i n £*t win chmle)tbcjnconvpmeae*d by the Quarry,
. tl» U known Stone CJdajrtr on Nunnery HflL
Forteiitef!e.Qanrritf*;*ncilnj!s
«r a term oifoutot five years. »
of jnot-ff 10 _ thoaias mbliJc>v.j
IHISR1 HISR MOSS—One bslajiMt reediveduna
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£?I" Conicrirt anJ IVbod et*
ABSlA—suq mau» josi receded ancMor sale b\ ?
1 P- a Fahnestockft &>, ’ 1
- Corntr l>f and Wood »a.
POTASH—soa flu mat received and rot
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Lot* immediateTy Nortb of thesf •mimSSTi I !*.*
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Aog«g» Pt oibff bmldiogg-. (ngfttel THO&.MELLON' K *
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® u *P*nde» just received and far said low bv
Repackage, <oqy29) KDWARDTODD ScCe*
M Gihßijani,sdo Csrafrnc ??_
otffvedflndfoi* sale I6«rl»r tc
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corn©? of Fifth up J
T>ARD & BROTHERS’ PREMIUM UOU> PFTC* "'
-D 13 dor of jh(?. above warranted brantf of FVnt ,CT - *
veeeived, and ft r sale 10 the trade tu
The above Pensheve receiveirtbehighcftlnreminm 1
Awarded on Gold Pen»,<w<t are wanante/byTto nSu
ftciurcr agnuwi jhapomwonune off. 1 maßn
-Forenleby ~ EDW.SHD TODD fc CO. *
tonier 0( h “Dd Martel ata, opiuna
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