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, INICOIOAN GAULS , SONG. •
- hearts are 'tabour native land,
• , .. urtioNt.bi for her glory,
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t u W#rritirls wreath isin our hand, ,
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r lips breathe out her story;
l r..lolrty bills and valleys green, •
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Are shining bright before inr,
. • - Aand like a rainbow sign, is seen
1 4 „ Her,proad flag waving - o'er us. ' .
--' 4 ‘,:iincribere are smiles upon our lips •
-'• - ' -", ; , For 'who - meet the &amen.—
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, ,4,r gl star knows no eclipse,
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.f 4 •,_ Voi t en smiled tipotrby women.
i . , ,;, pso who brave the to ighty deep
! 4 scorn t . i , ,
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a tbreat of danger,
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4 smiles , eeiomir , teary Iti weep
r : t t ,if 0,41:4 , 1_
~ every ocean ranger. . . .
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Our hearts are with Our native land,
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-our senile tbr her - freedom ;
Our prayer isfor the gallant band
Who stiike.where honor leads them.
NiAtig'SrearclattllPSWalisyc breathe,
...:.-,-.___?Tie Rieediw e endleskdower ; ."": ', "
7 i, - , '73Kenl iatille. for hint some endless - Wreath:
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Who scrns a .tyrant ' s power. ~
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They tel l or,Prance , s 'beauties rare,
Of -Mira proud daughters,.
pfScotland.'s lassies, England's fair;
A n d the Jayniphir or Shannon's waters •
We needllot bhast their haughty charms ,
.Though ory l. .op i ss atoned them . hover ;
Our esinFreedom's ards-
A Frecrum for a /over:
17.lustritta ivarionsi mom/.
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Reason.
The Alpine bares, says Pennant, in August be.
to cut great `quantities of soft tender grass and
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-:l:akitilierbs„which they spread out to dry. This
hay, about autumn, they reflect into large beeps,
and place either'; beneath' the overhanging rocks,
or'round the trunks of trees,- in conical heaps of
-,--rvarious sizes, .according - to the number of the so-,
tiety that make them. They, select;the best of veg
trebles, and crop -them when in the fullest vigor,
which they meke into the best and , greenest hay,
the judicious Allender in which they ary
The ,common sqpirrel makes a nest of moss, and
driid leateS at the corks of a tree's branches, with
hiales at'opposite sides, and as the wind var
.•.,.• shuts the hole towards it. Inlays up maga
nuts, acorns, fruit anatterries for winter,
never touching them till Wanted. The field man
collects large stores:Rte., in the same manner; the
German. harvester makes. -large chambers for
gram, beans 'and peas, each in a separate cell,
. - somatitries a liundred pounds weightin the whole.
Thetiritibn 'which quadrupets am capable of ref
coining, discovers a lower-degree of that improve;
bilitywhich distinguishes r superior race, which,
urtfar as at extends, resembles ours, although at
the same time it marks its specific difference by
-... "ltsanvaainglitnitation. Clumenbach's ape would
„ manage wood foi the stove and put it in with as
much judgenaent and economy as a servant. He
was Often at the c a llege, and used to examine the
ptijaito skreciinens
,With amusing' imitation and
grimace _' . One day he found a work on insects on
=the table, which, be studied with great gravity;
beta person orteitering VOorri'an hour after
', 'watds; feuta- that the ape brut with great dexter
,' itY pine -bed out all the.beetles of the large plates,
- and' eaten them, ;ramekin. the pictures for real
bisects. -This was an unlucky, but not a foolish
- - - neticin. - Yosittaer . had an °ran.' which was taught
eat witha spoon and fork , and picked out his
. ...stratiberries one ‘by„ one from a plate. Getting
loose one day, it uncorked a bottle of malaga wine
- drank it off, and , put.the bottle in its,place. See.
sagothers open - its chain padlock with a key, it
- -; pit a
_bit of stick• into the key holeand turned it
' about iii all directions to unlock it itself. A black
so was-taught to find geme,'and to bark and stand
`Stearly'as well as a . pointer. When _very Yousig
she 'becarrie attached to wine pointed puppies,
and tbe keeper resolved-to try her. He gave her
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some pudding 'of berleymeal as her reward, and
'threw stones at ber when she did wrong. By this
‘, :node he soon taught her what be wished. As
:soon as tbegarne she pointed rase, sbe always re
,: turned for her reward. The quadruped animals,
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of their ' own will and nature, and from inborn in
stincts„ - do actions Which require knowledge, tea.
soning, and judgment in mankind. Ranedeer fol.
•_ lOW a leader which they implicitly obey; antet
lopes run in a'regulai file, led by au older one-.
Elephants make their journeys ma this plan.
,Many. animals are found to make. '
defensive at.-
reigements A Cape baboon having taken off
;!'..-shtneclothsfrom.the barrackT, lueut. - Shipp farm
ed a - pierty-tr;tecOver them. "With twenty MO,
I made a circuit to cut them off from the caverns
to w hich they always fled forhelter. ::They oh
4erved my movements, and detaching about fifty.
to guard the entrance, the others' kept; heir post
Wo could see them collecting stones and other
-missiles. One old 'gray beaded one, who had often
paid,.us, a visit at the barrack, was seen distribu
, :ring, his orders as if a general. We rushed on to
the attack, when, OD a scream from him,.they Wit
led enormous stones upon us, so that sta were for
'', cid to give up the contest" When tisons scent
:the approach of waives, the herd throwthemseltes
into the term of circle, placing the weakest in
the niLldla and the strongest outside, and thus
,present•an impenetrable forest of horns. The
black bear's method of fishing is as dexterous as
any school-boy's could be. Setting' on his hind
paws on the bank- of a river or lake, be continues
ao motionless, that he might be mistaken for the
bushy stump of a tree. He has sometimes
ed even the practiced eye of an Indian . . With in.
Credible: celerity ; he siezes with his right paw the
• fish - that pass by him. He seems to know that
I . .incrinini, and evening are the time for fishing.—
, •The following is 'Mane de Laister's strewn* of
her weasel t "It plays with my fingers like a kit
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ten, juinnaan my head and neck and if I prisent
tranda - it the distance of three feet, it jumps
'.l ‘ rato Stem Without ever missing. But it ft impos
,: table tai open a drawer, or a box, or even to look
at: a paper, but he look at it also."' Building
skill appears in the bearers's construction as in
any laumfin fabrication of a cottage. Foreseeing
- - ='"cautioitiashOwia by many animals by their pla.
eingSentinel; to watch and give alarm - of danger.'
The bobae which inhabits the dry and sunny
cgs Of the mountains;, gain search of food in the
marningend tniddle of the day, placinge sentinel
to : give...warning of approaching 'danger. The
--.-manatain: marinas place sentinels upon a rock
while the rest make hay. If the sentinel sees a
ham . ,''an eagle, or a dog, he alarms his companions
bye loud whistle, and is the last to enter his hole.
- Wild.asses,,lamoS, Siberian horses, and antelopes
place sentinels. The sheep on the Welsh moan
- tains feed in companies, and one is set as sentinel.
~. If Ibis aees.any one advancing,, it looks at him till
tomes within eighty or one hundred yards;
- - and if he still . approaches, he alarms his comrades
. ; ‘ 4 ,,by.. , a
loud whistle, two or three times repeated,
and all scamper off to the steepest parts. Ttat ,
'Alpine marmots lodge together in subterranean !
apartments, and , their labor for collecting tinted-
• als for these is carried on in common. Some eat 1
finest herbage and others collect it. To transport
this, onellies down on its back, and extending its
limbs forthat purpose, allows himself to be load.
ed.= Othens trial him - thus loaded by his tail to
-the place. All the instances which - occur, in J
these classes .of beings, of ceoperatin4;action for
same.common:end, show the intention and desire
'to Smite their efforts for that purpose and, there-
• tortvia mind that designs, perceives, comprehends,
wills, operates, to,produce. it. This quality is
= shown by the rat leading "a blind one by a strew
which he puts into, his companion's mouth. By
the migrating squirrels, when they come to a river
which they -wish to cross, they draw a piece of
• bireir;:inirt to the edge at the .water, mount on it
: 7 ithiiii44,.themielves to the waves, raising , their
tails.to , catch the wind. -.The Cayenne possum 1
•:ohco . .it when it cannot reach the crab upon.
which it (Wes with its paw, it throsts in its long
'prehensile -tail "to- cook them out. - The honey .
{ weasel shoits it. Towards sunset he issues from
hislagle .Near this be sits upright. and holds one
of his paws before his eyes, in order.to modify the
; 1 . 48.0 f-the rain: Wheillie sees the bees he is look.
lag for, he ' knows they, are , going home, and , he
:takes care to keep 'lathe same direction; in order
In'En,d , them. When -Messrs. Condamnie & 800.
'.ger-wereineasuring the length nf a degree in Peru;
reins - large" monkeys were admitted into their
`rdoms,'Sluring the
-time they Were making, their
abservatioqOan - tia - rapantains. These animals,
of their - own accord went through a series °flak
tattoos oftheir action!. - - -TueY planted the sigriale
nut io.-the peaddluna,
~and then to , the table, as if
to com mit their remarks to paper. ya
Thecce
sionalfy. pointed the telescope to the skies, as if to;
sniveysthe ode. 7-It is -related' of an arcing that
tehingedto:3lr. Grant, that, after a lady badgiven
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him cold water instead Or tea for itiveral•titnes, he .
shoivell great vexation at it, and to kxoWwheth
er it was so,'lint in - his finger. Observing this,
she gave bira hot water, which scaltled..bitnafter
that, he , always puut in:a spoon orjejt : ieEt i rtr,34pd
fitali4nd•touched the :porn. This'eietio - it,velis vets
like am all irfleetton.
PITTEIBILRG-H:
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, 1849
fp - For Conimaralal and 'River Newe r
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The aoLee t t i reele.-31arket Reports, Lo.,
BACtie - Telegraphic Head.
theieithend annals:el and the Tan Hour
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'We call the nerione intention of the workingmen
_Of
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this:county io the following extracts from Articles is the'
• . • "But RESTRICTINGhe liones of tabor to TEN'',
- WILL NEVER do thisp'ecc.-:.0/nrefu,
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• •. "Let the scaleLliowever incline! to which sideit
may;Oni thing ' is very certain, that' neither the preaching
of radical newspapers, nor the harangues ofdemsgogues,”
nor the EItIFIRECLSM OF TEN HOUR SYSTEMS. can
regulate the relations of-labor -and capital, Prodoce
the slightest Influence of AYermanent eMracter npowthe
rates of wages."..- I Gazerre .Al'arrh, 4." •
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* "we will furnish weir *bleb Con
tain the PROOFS thaVbefore thesdectinn, as ear!' a-,
least as the 7th of August, IVE - DECLARED OUR DIS
APPROBATION ovrar TEN AIOUR
tinker February 9.
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THE TAIIIIPIr 417,1if13T10N, _ • ;
The Gizette, i noticing the purceedinge or the
Deniocratie Coniention, thus skate of the %Resole-
Alen in relation to the Tariff:---
These gentlemen would fanhope that the Tariff
`or '42 is nni" obsolete idea."..rn !bah with
gloating satisfaction upon thw,,ilistresses Which the
policy of Polk and Walker have, inflicted Open_ the
industrial pursuits- of the , country; aped the silent
manufactories; thehaidirept proprietors; the scatter
-ed and impoverished "Workmen—but they cherish
their hopes in vain ;Oil ,Geri. Taylor, in the choice
of hiiCahinet, him given no earnest of the policy of
his administration, as cheering as it is gratifying to
the heart of -every . friend •of AmeriCan indestrY.(3l
lie ha* given the most indubitable assurance that he
understands and regards the generous support given
to himself by'Perinsylvania—a *upped 410 C only de.
Signed tiaexpresa the highest respect for his exalted
character and distinguished military achievements,
but also as a decided and memorable rebuke to those
who had cheated this eldCommonwealth into a vote
for Polk, and - as au expressive condemnation of the
Tariff of Nl6. (41 Not only the admitantration, but
the new Congress as far as chosen, is decidedly in
favor: of coming back to the wise agd benefieentl l
policy of the Tariff of 1842.1,53
[l]—The cf Tariff" is perhaps not en obsolete ,
idea; bit a Tariff for protection le—almost. it
is true (and the Gazette will hardly deny , it) that ma
ny of the prominent Whigs of the North and South
have abandined the "Tariff of ' , Op and are about
giving up the protective theories altogether. We
are no prophet, but we dare predict that at,the next
Presidential election the Tariff of 4.2 will be where
the Natipnal Bank now M. This thing of Whigs
abandoning measures after years of hard struggling
is not gepreeedented. The doctrine of protection
Is un-democratic, unjust to the whole people, and
therefore it cannot stand.
[2l l The Democrats "look with gloating %algae.
tion upon the distresses which the policy of Polk
anirWalker have intitcted upon' the country," tkc.
Hoiv characteristic this declaration Had we seen
if in a stray leaf we might have guessed that it came
from the columns ofthe Gazette . Where are the
distresses t Let the Gazette answer. Compare the
times under the Tariff of '4B with the times under
the Tariff of , 41. There are distresses in this coon
try we kaow ; and these distresses Polk and Walker
attempted to - remove, and the removal of the Whig
Tariff set was an; important step in , the great reforM
- movement which it is the peculiar mission of the
Democratic party to, urge forward_ to cousin:nation:
We have the testimony of every eommercial paper
in the Union that Ihe times ere now prosperous.--
Can we need other evidence of this than &Alone.
through OM' streets! Bat we steed tat aqua audis
.point in an intelligent - :otimMunitylike this._ --When
the Gazette will point to, the" Went mandataries,
Inankrupt proprietors, antlered and impoverish.
ed workmen" --made so by the action of the De
mocratic ' administration—we . may speak further.—
We may then point to some sort of "distresses" titl
ing the years ' 43 ,.44,..'45, and 'id w:re protec.
ion" (so called),prevailed
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[33—We shall see what Gee. Taylor and his Cab :
inet will do. In the Mean time, we will ash far in.
formation, whether there is net something in the
annexed, xtract frank. Gen-Taylor."' Inaugural &I
dris"; that indicates a hostility to protection,'n the
Whigs underoand and odrocate it : '-
It shall be my duty 10 reCOMlllelad-Stleb constitu
tional measures to Congress as may be necessary and
proper to secure the encouragement and prot‘etion
of the great interests of Agriculture . , Commerce and
Manufactures.
tg Protection of the great interests of Agriculture,
Commerce, and ildanufactares.l , A Democratic
President might hare used the *alb words, and
meant all that President Taylordoes. - If - we are not
mistaken it is the policy of the :Whig party.(or hat
been) to protect Manufactures and through the*. the.
Agricultriaral interests—:as for. commerce', hit .the
vessel's rot, and the mariners go IWO this and
cotton beguile But, as we have ..ssiii,:iefore we
shall see what Gea. Taylor and his do.
There is something ludicrous in this:' ' A man,
who..Ampported the nominees of the - Philadelphia.
Convention charging the Democrats with cheating
:the people into the support of their eineleates!
Was not the Philacielphia Convention a fraud in it 7"
self, pronounced so by the best men , in the Whig par+.
ty. The people of the Iklorth have been deceived
- the South have tiCerideceived. , Is 411040 t If we
have not evidence enough on hand now to prove this x
the nest Congress will furnish abundance. While .
the administration Is bet talking, it may get along,
and avoid , the shoals and quicksands, but when the
members are called upon to act the position Will be
different.
There. le one paragraph more in the article of the
Gazette to which we call attention :
There is . 'a large number or influential members
of: the patty in this comity, who heartily dislike the
radical and reckless spirit of Die modern Locofeco•
lam and who look back to the better and purer days
of Democracy . for .the sources of their political
creed. • -
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The first clause contains a palpable untruth:
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If the
.Gazette sincerely advocates the "Rome
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stead Exemption " doctrine we tftink its editor as
" radical end reckless "as we are. Surely there
can be no greater innovation upon present systems
than securing 'millions of property 'from execution.
Why should the Gazette denounce the Democratic
party of tbie county because .it advocates this and
similar measures r
Dieessenusetts Progressing t
The Legislature' of old federal Massachusetts,
tmirabile dicta!) has passed a law, milking_ the
Stockholders in: Brinks individually liable, for the
payment and redeinption of their hills, in case of a
suspension-or apile!e payments. • The lair also pro
lades that any transfer, of steel made by persons'
having reason to, believe a bank is about to stoppxy
meat,ishall tie deemed void. This clause extendi
to all transfers' made within six months previous to
the suspension. The passage of inch a laW in Mag.
sichusettisheira conclusively thus the enlightened
and progressive of the age, is even seizing
hold of
lCfi^
Cu aratrzuoldclEtairtr,:Hiq. : , for' the last four
years the efficient Pirttnauterat - Pittsburgh, has le.
nigind that porition; and we learn 'hoe kamild,
the
fine Hotel In' rourth.itriet ale city 'which be
designs opening about themiddle of April. Mr.'
Ncicibken Zong:ficon acted at the highly
11/r 'Pr°Fietor Pr4lei:Pittrirurgh rHacharga,HotgA•_
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Coirtalio,a
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#arrirforrgh;March 20,1849.
Ma. wiring. : — Theprivate cafOrdw—of Whieh I
send you a c9P9i to ehorf you how matters ate here
arringed—zottgrill fiptetealekrel4,godillyi.jintetier,
'of bills, hottr.,•frolif:=,the444tii anWiclo*. Iklooks;
as large yet*ictiothttik But, up
to this date,4imetihaeilmo:!-.„%iikdi*'biiiill-Pentied
sizty•fourtheriession, to the pe.
rind. This ck the noise out of ''&l' Daily
News, published at i . kiladelphia, which stated that
this Legislattire was not worki9g, ,1r ;; It -we? to set
until Oat ibly, it couid not4get.throbgli- With the.
multitude of_business that is doill,accumulating,on
dieir file.. There are now about eight hundred bills,
and more to cotno`fiein - aommittees It is general .
ly supposed that there is not muclideneibecausethe,
rekt l AWpr.the449sVciti Jona- not es yet been acted.
upOti; s Etch. as theeppropriati on bill; &C.' The Reuse
panned forty un §bill, tiS;daY, and .adjourned at the
lite hour of:6; o'clock; the ones which iminediare.
ly,intereifti4 ; nonstituents j are " An act to incorpo
' rate! the Temperaticeville and Nillilestolvti Turnpike
and ,Plank tonPaei; "!',te incorporate" Pittilit4l)
nod Steuhoprklie:Beilroad Company." "An Act to
incorporate the Meadville and Allegheuy Breakwat•
eigisek itnaß;COniPituY:" Also, •r au Act, to
tablish a uniform standard for ilia ineasureniebt of
gitogoiriojti Coal'," This is our share out of;the
passed on: to ovri .20mo. °flit:doh aie,
Jetgthi;;aniii, consider a "good day's work. • But
what the drones_ of city of,crabsf the" would 'do,- if
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ther:were her it poretbmthis deponent can say. ;
Ite4riiitieti4O 'ttie.gietieteauly,delegatiott from that
,
city,l,most candidly confess,,they are the very best'
sort oilmen; and are an honor to their constituents;
but, a is doubtful that these city constiOants4da any
(0' them; The geotlemen' comprising House;
and indeed the Senate, are all of the working order
and like our Own here are. no drones in thin
hive.
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You will, ornasy perceive by ,the Keystone paper
of to-day, that there is an open . rupture with the
Calmat Board"; just tialisintedin lity , last letter to , you
--lee this paper, and'' it . willfully'verity toy suits.
merit; and you may Teti on any thing f write you
I confine myself to actual facts„thit late or early,
will fully deidope thenaselves as fall grove.
The Senate had undet conaidgration a foolish bill..
It was enact to punish juvenile offenders7in what,
think yo t for purloining apples 4iatii orchards . : the
penalty, fine and coefieementi • Our .old Or
Ilrfield, from Monroe, made ono of his rich and ra
crept:echos, in opposition.to thislogiviative foblery,
that killed the bill instantly. I winild be glad to see
mote sucb,ororthy, practical men, to the Senate as
this patriarch of Democracy;:never Wasting time;
aad never speaking but when necessary, and always
to the purpose.
Yon will regret with me, to hear, that Senator
Levis, of Boiler, is nOtexpected native; in all prob.
ability his family will not be bere to see him alive.-
Our friend Noble, has also been confined for several
days; but I am glad to bear this morning that lie is
out of danger. There are several members sick—
this cannot be a heilthy place.
I fled tbere is muctianxiety now to get home from
all quarters . ; and Ido assure you, that I would like
to see Allegheny City, or - something that dwells
therein: Mr. WD.leases , here for Philadelphia, in
the morning, and will retarn home in it few days.
Mr. Yattamer, the French gentleman; who is here
on a mission from , 'Europe, in relation to National
Interchange*, ha collected and forwarded to France,
some fourteen hundred . volemes of books from this •
place. - He is al) oddity in his tray ; with a good deal
of shreirdnesa, characteristic of his nation, and pa. ,
titaness without bounds.. Messrs. Swartawelder and
Biddle are great favorites with him. I occasionally
enjoy myself with , this extremely polite foreign count.
lint, bets, after all, like any other a/frittered Mon
seiur frog eater.
The Committee Sari detecting 'frauds on the Canal,
meets agaiQ to•morrow.. The Sergeant at Arms re
turned to-day with a witness that bolted. What he
'wows* ot. whet they. will now do with . hireit dare
sot eicress TRUTH.
Disappointment sad Death.
n taaappoinxranta lurks in manila prize;
As becalm flowers; and stings as with saccessr
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Our readers will remember the 'announcement a
few days since,. of die sudden death of Miss Atha
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SOU, daughter of Hon. Leierett Joihnvon.Represen
tan Ve from this county. Front severs !of the neigh,
bora we learn the following painful particulars: ---she
had been for some time receiving the attentione.ofe
young physician In the town where she lived , (Do.
veto who, It *emit, either hole' his fault or hers, en-
grouted too large a portion of her affections. She
learned too late that he had proved faithless to her,
by offering his hand to another. She immediately
became ill•COIIVU11110138 100 k place, and the died
the neat day in terrible agony. So marked were the
symptoms of roues, that a post mortem elimina
tion was had by Dr. Hubbard and a Professes of
_Chemistry -frOal, Oberlin, which resulted In detecting
- a large quantity of AISEMC in her stomach. The
young lady was highly respectable, the idol of her
parents, and her premature death was deeply la
mented by a large circle of friends.
Thip appears to be 0110.0 i those unfortunate CAM
where strong affections and desperate resolution pre
fer death to disappointment.—Cleerland Pfaindealer.
I The Ron City Rangers are getting along fice
ly. The Louisville Courier of the ;9th thus notices
them - -
Then Iron Witty Rangers," numbering twenty-fire
men, from Pittsburgh, under command of Captain
Stough, left for St. Louis yesterday morning, on the
steamer Dewitt Clinton. They 'go by way of the
Independence route, anit are well fitted out for the
expedition.
Berra S oreatsonso.--Charles Lee Carter, Esq.,
• has been nominated for Congress by the Whigs o
the Richmond, (Va.,) districti,ip place of John M.
Sons. There i11,4":0:11311 disaatlifection.at this, and
;soother convention elsmsbere fa talked of On the
sth of
COLOIED Gorm DroOmts.--John Routh, of Ten
aaa,Lb>Mahout leaving for California, with twenty
five selected negroes, te, dig gold. The Memphis
Eagle also says that several others from that section
have taken servants with them.
Ifir The Washington corresp o ndent of the Phila-.
deiphia Ledger nays
The Collect - m*llp orPhiladelphis isnpwrpalancing
betivetia Cql. Ramsey and !Wm. D.,LessAiAircesoi
mprcial candidate of Philadelphia.
Mr. Aahinead may, be the District Attorney -of the
Eastern District of Philadelphia.
Sir Th e good people or New Castle; in Lawrence
county, designed having a grand blow out on Thurs. :
day, on account of the establishment of their new
'county'. They roasted an oz, and performed, no
doubt ; many other patriotic acts, highly gratifyingto
themselves.
• Dxsts.zettrisch—W e )earn from the Youttglown
(04 Republican; that the 'boom ofJohnliontgomery
in itrookSobl, Trumbull county, was burned on Sat
toddy night lust. Ono of his children perished in the
flame. ; others of his family were, severely burped.
. •
SW The Rouse of Representatives of Massachu
setts, on 'Saturday, • by, a yetis of 115 to 91, Paned
the bill making a plurality of votes elect Presiden
tial Eleitors!, and also Congressmen on the 2d trial
ilex W. C. gond ' Eiq. , the Director of the Ohio
vatoq at . Cambridge,Mtuut., claims the ieiention of
the ElecircAtagoetic Clock, for which 'Congreits re•
comfy opproprigteo $lO,OOO to Prof. Locke.
. .
W ' The expornr,of specie from the port of New
York, ae . denifinnied by the entries or the Custom
House, 6:omliltirch .19 tir6prO:l7,.7ere $16,898,
making a totel'ltilie'lan: - .lst. - or $279,884. .
.- - •
liar& B —Hatolie t late editor et titer Ohlo" Ste nda rd s
flatf , the. Free Sod organ, - ) has, been , elected . Preai.
:dent of : the board 'of -public workala *4840.
•
EESE
,
ate„ 4;-s,
monong patt.
Dtotaira.—The crated, nimble
obtain admission to'Philo Ball last "rreningahosr
the interest taken by ear.citizens in '-thitslorely
tisane! work. To pretest incrinvencingtbasellres
,Ldy soiled Mt. warsoh igeil y (very reluctantly - no
doubt,' to refuse selling - storetickets and close,the ,
door.
We understand that 'arrangements will be made
next week for the sale ot: tickets- is -the -day time
sod no more will be issued than can be tomfirrtably
anted. There is an exhibition at 21 o'clock this sr
ternoisn, bat none this evening, the RAH having
been previoutly engaged by the Literary Society.
. ,
" SANDY AND BLAYZA CAZIAL."-4iTAI are pleas
ed to learn that this'work - is now in eseeltent larder
to New Lisboa , Ohio, and Will is a few weeks -be
entirely complete to &bait on the Ohio Canal.:-.:
Several boats have already arvived at our wharf,'
heavy loadened with the product. of the counties
on that line, and we notice heavy shipments of war
dm:l44e, tkc.„to
__New Lisbqa, going to Columbia,
Stark, Wayne, and other' counties la: - .0bio. We
would call the attention of m erchants`and shippers
to this new work. •
Ctcrratrol— ! To our . readers 'without the bnuitclr
of the city, as well ar to those within, we will ray
that, if they want seasonable cloth:al, they can not=
anywhere in the coantry 0* hatter ihan at the tort
ezeellent eatabliabinan! of„llifeMataiii & Dalantis
Liberty 'Their card Will be found in *anther
part of this prier: We feel - eonfiilere that thostr'
who make pnrcharet at ibis house. will never regret
Silt Mr. Cull detentes the credit for saving the
High School project destruction. Hispropoirt;
Lion, Which we Puldishod yenerdirri was passed_
unatitnotislYs end Olitsestilt tern bbe'that Vet ,
cr
will have dee Sigh , Sdheof diet, sad the details one;
otgenizstion 4 - try ittended- to afterysids. 'We
only wish ell our public Meetings could be conduct
ed with the same comprothislag, spirit
Binatuntrair Paoscarr.--Ily referring to the
advertisement, it Will be seen thafa one story:frame
house its - Birmingham Wili.ba add this day at 3 o'-
clock, P. M. Those who desire to purchase a small
and comfortable dwelling, in a pleasant neighbor- -
hood, woidd do waft by 'attending the sale. Bk•
minghun it boned to be a great town.
" morning
Moitetect Poss . .”--The: No: issued
this is unusually rich: 'addition to the
News Departments, there is a vast amount of Mis.
cellaneons ariielet The 4 $ Letter &rim a Country
Poetess; ro rt Popular Information for the People—
John seats;" Letter from Forrest ; n Agricul
tura! Matters, tke., are given.
- ;
NIP That, great rale of splendid 'fbraittire of C.
M , Kibben; Esq., advertised fur some days, takes
place this morning, at his dwelling honie, 'Fourth
client, between Wood and Smithfield. It - is
,the
largest and beet lot offered at Auction for rainy
year..
. .
Air Frank Johnson's musicians had a'poor audi
ence on Thursday evening. We were sorry to see;
the house ao slim, ibr the entertainment Wan of the
Worst order We liope'ruir - citizens ' Will 'prepare
for.t.ktt nest evening.. -
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Pr - -
. 2 novextrea.--To know that the Police are busy,
and to not knots; whit they are doing. 'W:4S wish a
woman was In p r ogramme of some :of the MlTOtill
offices ; rte troidd'know all the secrets of that es
taidtshtnent theß,
vats
We are grad the farmers have teshlyed•
to
have on Agricultural paper. It
,is a diairace to
Western Pennsylvania, that one has not, men estab
Wished ere this.
its
TheneW.Teriodical office, Work do
will be , open on Monday in the beautiful loon' op
polite the Peat 9fEee.' They are going to give ne a
book for this.
•
Sir- We ithdeistaid ihet. tented 'Rees, the Streit
.
Pieacher,s has le press some account •of hie life
wtitten by !liaison. 14 will certalnly-bi.intatestio :
•
Dir Mr: rdai td the Post on Thurs
day ; Mn Madan: hail Yestentiy, end:to-day'il is
supposed Davis will be in: - ' '
Otr A party of Califoraiaita, Butler, BUBBIIan &
arelo leave'for St. lotiepie oo thittateitner Ne
Plus Ultra. . '
Ma' Mr: spencer viii appear before the people of
Allegheny City, in Quincy' Ifall, oo ,hicinday even
ing next, certain,, - •
gir They era gbing to have n Plank-Ilead along
P ennsylvaniltAventro. pne tovineded.
,
Mialr 1 4 Slasher and Crasher 1 1 .. again. to 7 nlght. It
5 oae of the but iteeU we overgrew- Go attain.
•
Thise is no truth in - the manse or tho loss of
be Consignee. • • ' • •
ANZILTATION Or 141/11*Tilleltlitir) .
can, ,PANA011.......
Itr a late number of the Gaceta Meitil - Of Sante
-Martha, now bel9/13 as, we find a long article on
the treaty betwebb lbelltilted States antr New
Grenada relative to travel and tratumintation acme
the Isthmus. The writer ' appioves of . the 'treaty
on the whele, but sees in it the arinexatiOdef the
Isthmus to-the United: States at nn distant day !
unless the interest of that De,partment are better
cared for by the gOveriirnent.,of New Granadith sn
they have heretofore been.n. •
C." -
c.criraLte Bniaor POT, CaLtroiltia —The
qoureal de Havre".stitea that bishop - if .kbpat
to be nominated for Sail rancisco, ike.-itiereaaed;
emigration to Californian exiariadtteedlbe Holy
See to make this , prinriaid Th e ( djkaity wilt ber
conferild"ti6o4 ecelesiestm, Wborivlit
praceeit to Sao Frilllejliet.lt accompanied by severall
•
- 5 '4c•-
r - • . 4_
,
_
,
Arrestpui, Stuctim&We copy the .r
eigewgelf
from the local yesterdare Gazette :
A c ol ored,mariliMeitTkienati-Jackson called in .
..lbe Mayer'. Office in AllegkeriYiMi Wednesday at
r iettieeerlsend stated Viet tr , fied just come from?*
''
heir run.run. all the Way,aince he was gut.
sued - Ity p 1 iperi who were'continually
kleitmter) - -tkisave them sent - lb.:
jail. was eridently deranged I kat
as there is no place in our city To r such unfortcreaftl
creatures, nothing could be done with him: Mellahn
Ant away, and nothing more was heard
ofL~in {ill
night, when news arrived at the.orte : that - i t%
r ,
d ;
'cut ihie "(jaw oP the oi-fibers:PAM ketteY
webt to %helot:so where lie wiicind found the ppor
fellow sitting_in .a.chair '
with-a - Tearful gash-in - his
throat :tad liez arms. tied behind him. Dr. Mowry
sowed Woiandilip,-_ and .during_the operation,
Jackson seeMcd ; Leib* totally: inseniabld totboddy-
Pale. Who thu Docior, asked- him whether lab bad
not, been "making a fool of - himself, by:lo ridiculous
a. proceeding. as (tutting his own thrtiatilip answered'
that be believed he was a fooli fothe pughetti':ifavia'
Tat it '/Uwer dinVe the neck then he had done. - ".fip,
was sent to the poor house, yesterday morning, as ke
has no friends here. - -.' • -
- Ancrrumt.--About;ten,days t ago a. woman, (Orme
not gireto who resides to Moon townithip, in this
County, Made an eitimpt, upon bet-it ei by banging
herself to, branch-of a 1) !e, - Which stood suing
distance - from.-her bonite:?, , it is not certain tbat she
really contemplated a tonsulitmition of itie '0044
kr, when (bind by some, travelers, she was Mot
very dangerous situation. I'4 couse of ber conduct
ts'not 'known ~ b ut some , surmise that she expected"
to. frighten certain relatives. • ' "'"
btairoa'sOrncr—Friday Morning.ThnrefWer4ile
seven or eight - .7niestly#galar., Andy.curtain was
flee of thena ! :'A boi,belonging to• thti.
,gang, named i.uke O'Brien, was brought , „up4haygetd,
by, officers Buell withiliioillerly conduct. He Wu
committed for twenty.Rmi houra. The itaycii'lii“a
very, polite manner, iniormed him that there:: were
'about six or seven warrants'out for him in crliei ea;
ses. Hague was present with one froto Alderman
M'Masters , ,.tifilett. viery stupid, looking fellow,
who has been Op on speeral occasions for bad con:
duct, was charged with breaking: the, window of ettitihbor. While drank this man seems a perfect
devil ; when sober, _ " there is nothing in himl" , He
was !lent up.'Thero werceotne, other commit cases.
Ogithitiraw
NOWS by Tele,
apll.
iteprt , 4l for theitigoiPost.
'jlitito+4 l rrAllprcii 21
1,-;--iThe'etestner IlniteuticatkVey'elitc34l!Asaen lan
Vgliqjt itinto linjes"Wi t Ifiti4iti?iiiiiitas 1 oad
-40 With Bnik Pork for Pittsburgh. 111,ydstid sbe is
'.2l;'total
{%e are indebted to Captain Evdos of iTie inertial
lorthiselespatch, which is s private one.)
Savnre
pf7,cip i rfiwzr, March 22-41 P.
tpicado thirpl
§AillhYvilley.
country;
pf o pe!ty ,, Arii:-'llii;i:kfllo . 34- - -ibe
tent`br which is - not:jet kii4vTii; '
Patlserrr rolling I;iiintr
lisp nigh The losa le cetlmated dt I thOulian d
4ipllan),, 711i!..,..1)130,1301:1-fieititfiredibmi r -iiiiiiniii—ctiZ
.. A.'
1 1' 444. PELPHIA-pidarch.
The steamer hat - arrived at 8a11a.% but the uews
Will.not reach bens till midnight;
• NEW YORK MAll6..Lrr., • -
• • • ; : . Kr" - .Y6s,s;,Dforch 23.
• 744jii,nry Notei.'haie dear:6o'lc • -
Not6ilig.4loing irreottom .4: • .; ••"
l'lcour..Balec. of "Menem' at - 5;50: , '• •
Graiiih.Prime• White. Corn salcio'cif'6ooo biabels
at 63c:
irstLSalei Tor-Ylestern , -Apes. Pork' ll;l2*.' •••• •-: • at
•
iTe change,"
noon :mar.
ia
NzwYomaillfarcb 29--.;.te•
Flan market titgrai t , with gersteasiera And'
borne riemeridyinaderate sales. at previous prices;
salmi of Cornldeal . at 52,5044,12,021 Aet tiff; sales- of
Rye Rhona 3 ,4 00 51,121.'"'' '
Grain. - . There it mare dejleg',..le, Coin, mud 'the
Market hasan upward leaden - Iy, ;tidier Ojai as areas
before; sales of_Barley at 60C per .bushel.
Piestsioas. Tbere 1s 'speculative moramirela
Porky and the marketbas an' upward , tendency; Weir
Western Mem Peetit 11,251 Prith,9.-9;121ifi9,25*
Cotton..Tbe market is
Mono? sad S tocksii.TreticiriAetes.h69r; United
States' sizes' 111; Ohio sixes 101 ;' ..11 - outticky
:1001
PHILADELPHIA; MARKET.
off
Tfieetre sg eatyp arnews. litis not asriverlf ikalera are holding
Grpin. fo
-P 6 . 111 4 -it4til Muni* sales at 1,,006ii.03
plea Of Prinii -Coro at 54k.. ' 3;033" ,
Catton..Efarket quiet: ' - •
ItALTINcIitE.ISIAAKET.
linatutotts, Match O.
BaYea of City Mills, 1000 bbla, at 4,87.
Grain and Provininns are'clafer;:dOlers bolding
otr tbr fornigatetifi'
CINCINNATI MARKETit
• Cincriresmt, March 23-6
brie; 3 ; 6 8103,7q; lees to the Arent of 2000 '
of 1000:basheit Oats At 25i bombe!.
Wbiskey, . Safest 151 1 4p
,e ,gailon in baireli.
Groceries:44les cif Rio Coffee at 7071 c y Jo, In.
the meet 0f,304) bile.
Prorisions..Sales of 300 bbls Lard at di, sod 200
bbls at 61 eta per 21; slice or,:100p90 Ms Bulk Bleat
at ito for Sides, and 30 foiShouidersi Sales Cheese at,
6 cents per paned. :
"The Ditittou:s
Thigh the thee Of &paper published simultaiae ! _
peaty in New York, Bowton and Thiladelphii, in&
e4asid byThomali Davey McGee,die
man, who was compelled to leave hik native Spurr
try fur advicatitig the pore and,,loliy sentiments:of
/Igloo:rade liberty. He was in . mmiltis; and
tithes the miserable flatterers of monarchy anif.er.
•istociacy denounced-him as an outlaw;antLrebe) i_.l
Thank heaven, ia free Anteriea, be can speak
thoughts, knd -hurl thunderbolts , Ocross
ocean, at tho oppresso#l of his countryinon. The:
Nation is a splendid paper, and should be well sot..
*aloe& kit.4ohnlTerral,Ata LihertiAtittet,•lkthe'
411e.4_teithis City, ~ • - •
t.f-
4;onapirdar Yircresa.--Th gives,
official dispatches detailin,rl vietoriei , they have
gained over -the Indiansittit publishes also - an
official communication abinving. the add condition
of Yucatan ftir moriajOns and of money ,
to buy theta. lricotkfequenet, thegoverhmenrin
vitas eapitalists to present psopoeitions for . the
troduction of foreign graft, by which means only
could theltireatened famine be, avoided.
On Thursday evening; 2214 met 19. the Rev. James
Robinson, hlr.'Davrn CHIMERs. of tusburgh, to iglu
Kssus,daughter'otlVfipints.K.arns, rocbs'cf;
ra- Economy..6lf 'Fan . nall'ai . isaire your money,
and bay a superfine O AT or CAP, call at 'FLEMINGS.
HAT fitTHßE,.sobum you will and Mimplete sisiortmea
ordie hues( kashions, CHEAP FOR CASH.
TTAAHNO, -
130 Wood corner r f Virgia
- ;
matZky)
TIihsATM,T4.
C. S. PORTE.II.., ••••••• • • • • • • •••• •• •IlLstvtor
„
,
Mein Circle gild Parquefte• - ”" . • ' 5O cent&
Family ciaele ar Secottd Tier --L. • •
Crt
Foarth night of she na•engageroent of Mt. W. U.
NOVELTY NOVELTY Novstrr-:,
Slasher and Crasher litthe foft rids et .Suentsr!
venni:Ur evening:Margit .V.4111,,th0 pirtiartnance. will
contmenderivith the eelchnfted Drama of the..
- DREAM AT Rte, OR THE • shtuliat,Eas - eavE_
Leone e Lyntanr,dos yenag ftehenitan e • • • t • • - Mr: - Crisp..
Dance . ... ••• • • • Maszer Wood,
After whichi-will he repeated, (Iu consequence of the
:enthusiastic reception with which it is utghtlyhonored,)
• SLASEIER:AND CD.ASHIsR.
Slather •• • • • •Mr. crisp: Crasher-, ~ .
Roan Mrs . Prior.
tor Monday night, Me, W H. CRISP.wiII a ppeae..,.
lIICr Several new pieces are in:iellearsak;..thwriii be
produced in speedy succesiiOn. ,
• try... Doors open at - .7; Clittalii will rise at half past 1.
J. Et...r..AwateN,B
SHIRT% MANUFACTORY,
Gentlemen's Funatabizig
wocity-sALE .AND RETAIL; -*".0
No. 68 FOURMSTRERT, APOLLO Bp7ZOING;§
• BETWEEN WOOD AND limixrr satarrs,
tu. Always on band, a large assortment off Shirts;
Besatas, Collars, Cravats, Glares, liosleri,.auspendera,
Under Shirts; Drarteis, 2te.,.2be, . ,
JPAttsburg
P#tabutiogh•Portsabie nest Line. .
.1 8 4 9.
10.11113 THANSPOITASION OF 711170 0T 70A11141w
PITTSBAROH, PHILADELPHIA, 'BALTIMORE ,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
THOMAS, - -BORBBK4I,'/ - • Took EWE & 0 19ONNOR,
PhiTadripitio._
_•• - 71: • • -• Pittsbtirg:h.c4 ~.
T"''old established Line beingmoor itr folloperittson,
theitiroPrietors are prepared; with their usUtti'extem
sire, annagentents, to &laud
term dgee,.
&e.,. to and from the - above •ports, on
the regularityii-dispatch and - eating,' - peculiar =to their,
ruodo o transportation, .so , slbvidas when' transliipinant.
on the way is
Allconsignments by and for this Line received; cherries.
paid, and Thrwarded in any required directions, treeof
charge for commission, advancing or storage. •,•
No, interest, directly, or indirectly, in steamboais.
All conununications promptly attended to, on appliea-.
lon to the following Agents: . .-•
THOMAS BONSIDGEi
. •
sira Market street. Philadelphia: • n
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR
, Canal Basin `Pittsburgh) '.
O'CONNOR /t. C0.,-
Northst;Baltiinore.-
tit nuswALi f 1N FULL UBY
ILEISSES KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN, the Mike r-
Jean. Troditties, - fair and fouryitttia' ohtivrill gwa
lNivo of their hithltoetthionabler ENI'ERTAINIWENILS,
,at APOLLO OA.L on •Monnaleand Tull:spiv eireningr.
March ItiLb and 27 .. Mr: and - Mrs; BATEMAN, hoe
MOARTH.andldr. J. %V. FARBELL-will - oleo appear.:
Mr BATEMAN. wilt five Ida celebrated ' -
dTIONS
Of Forte i 1 Mnoready s ift.. hrean, AVre. D. }team fwd Jl.
?Weide. - , . -
.
THEBirmingham Town Council, desiring to contract.
T ,.
some-suitable petiodorpersons for the plea-,
sating of 15,000 cubic yards on the.streets, will'receive
.sealed proposals for the whole or: any Part of said 'work,
until the 4th df April next, at which time the work will
be let to the lowest and best bidder.
Proposals to be tell with Mrtm.ttat Fs*otrix, Street:
Commisaioner,where- a-specification of the wiirk, rally
be seen. By-order of the Council: ,
mar24:dtd;:,... ',THOMASBLACKMORE,President.I
ItrACAULEY'SiLNGLeND ^e ziew.ang"chastP eAbl
AY tion of Macitutey'l#lopYcirEVAltims AtY
calved safer Oda by * 404
=al - • Anner , v4 9 ditAd Mad sta.
I .r t
„ 11214 El rz
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
[We have, w ittakottildtuablelettnximad e up the
antlered Dir octoryikihritwt.i . ertliz . WA are aware
that there ma" bittetimiriFiandi thur.; We hype
to be cotirektel: tlso . ns ?n,totoled , - We intend
to publfsh.'..,thit' -811 44dityi, fen- the benefit-of
citiieus end stimdgcti, thattetmfmrcation we hope
.
to have complo ,to.) N -
PITTSBURGEL
_
- 111RTHODIS.T- EPISCOPAI3
Liberty Street Church.—Pastor, Rev. Camuns
Coon. Location, corner of Liberty and Hay streets.
Services 101, A.M.; 61, P.M . _
-c
;Vox.
LoAttilit 11,.cordiiittr.:Sinah6eld and Sersekb.*.fi s i.
-dervices;-•101,-.-.• 6ri
„. •
• Weary' Cabliel.-4'atiot:citis&oslAidiiiirtio:"
*tiliiiiia;Conier of . Liberty antruniiiKbiltinets, Filth
- Ward. *-Services, 10 1, A: - X11:11 . ,) ) .".14. • -
49 5 urs-PlarPri:•''- Pastor; Rev- C. 'ram:
Von, Townsend streofigitdiTiritid.'AprviCeN;l4,
m.; 61,P. M.' • , • _ .
• Gehicin RovAltzTia. Um
-tioni comer of :cherry end 11.3t!1T0PT...4,1,*•::•tg-,
10f;"A: M. 111,
- ire sh Miumn.—Pastor, RovicJ;CALlWALinimm:
pant:
Ytsg/ 991 ,101 A . M.;
(Colorod.)n4antiai,•tev; roar. cuium. Lo .
ota
.W749. - sarsetu;LOW#9ols'l 01, A. K Om , w r• a,
aPei, tcolpred4r4iptorenew. •
ttez
Location, Arthung .tatreeii'Atiboth .W.atd.!
Sotylontri 101. A. It.; 7,
P ESB Y.T.;E! SIAN -
Bre
Location, corner of Wood and lllMS:streets. Set
' vices 106 A..M.; and'6l: P.
Selo:mi.—Pastor, Rev. • Loca
tion,lsfth street; beirreee Wood and ikarket. Ser
vices,'loi, A:114 ned 3, P. M., except the first
Sabbath: - If each month; ' wheiitts Q P. M.
Thicde.—Pater Rev, DAT 49,1- -Rm,oti. Loco
tion,eitiner of Third end Ferry streeur. Services,.
10}; A. M.; 61,P. M., , -- •
' ForriV4-:-lastor, - Rev. Smartt Aitken. Loca
tion' Penn street, Fifth Ward. Service, 101, A.
1.1461, I'. M. . • • ... • ••
./kfth.—Pantot.-Rev. N4ll/Mnii , h!tst. Loca
tion, Smithfield street, abovelltzth..;•Servicers, 101,
.444,3, r •
.Ulsl
51:Eirsuittmetate ReformeieClatrch.—P;sfar,: Rey,
J. T. BilrLautri. Location,
,Bath attiet. Seriices
A. M.; 21, P. ht. •
Second AssociateneoMsectarurea.--, ParttiriMv.
.1: G. BROWN. Location, c:prner of Smithfield:4f
Virgin alley. Semina r 101, A. M.; 21, P.M. • •
• ••C A,711:0' L I C 9t. Partl~t.—BisboP~ fit:
Rev. M. &Connote. Lo ,
cation, corner of Fifth and Grantstrems. Services,
.101, A. Mit.3. P. td.: • ) • : ••'
St. Patrick's.—Pastor, Ravi F . Gear z
lion, corner of Liberty street and .canal. ) Services,.
.10/y A. M.l 3 1,P.M. • .• • "''
.1
St. Panorama (Gerunto.},Pioalir;ltor.Joscrsi
Altruza. Location, Penn spirit; Fifth Ward . Ser.
vices, 10f A.' M.; - :•1
LUTIIERAN.
.
First ,Engltsa' Luniesan.:---Paracir Ilev. W. A.
Pissavawr. Location, Seventh street. Services, '
101. A. M.l 7,P.-M. •
First German batlieran.—Petator, Rev...J.Foostz-
HAUG LI: LOCitiOD Y corner of Wylie and High streets.
Service., 101, A.M4,3;,P.m. '
City • Gramms I.4olterari aission.--Rinddeoce of
Missionary with Rev. foostaanois, Grant Street.. .
SW EDENBORGIAN.-
New Jerusalem - Soeiely.--paator Rev. Davin
Pawns::: Location Apidlo Hall, ' ' Fotiftb ?Arent.
Services, 101, A. 3, P.M. .
C U M BE It L'D PRESBYtORIAN.
First etsmairhuld Priesbyterian Chtircii,--Pastor,
Rev. A. M. Barer,. Location, Sixth street, between
Wood and Smithfield.- Services, 101 A. M , and 7
114
EPISCOPA
Trinity Clued —Pastor, RCM
Location, %sib' street, between Urtiod'a4
field. Services 10i A. M., and 3P. M.: -
St. Anctrnm at
.—Pastnr, Rev. W.•4IT.
cation,Hand' street . , between Penn and •sisor‘
viees,oi A. AL, and 3 P. M.
St. Patt l7 4.-L-PletOr, - , Rev; Dvia. - '
taxation, 4 ! La-
Services, 10} A,M,: , •
BAPTIST. •
First Baptist C./lure/S.—Pastor, Ser. WMLtAni;
Location, Grant Street, between Second and Third.
Services, 101 A.M.. and 61 P.M.
' Baptist Church.—Pastor, Rev. T. C. TEA-wet:E.—
Location, Grant street, near Sixth. Services, 10e
*PO I P.M" •
; • . COi r .ENANTBR-:- '•
First *formed - Prettiyt7r**ri CAtertis.--Pastidi;
Acv. JOON BLACII. location, Muth Alley. Set_
'vices, 101 A. bl„ and 3 P. M.
' 'Second RVormect Presbyterian Church, Pastor,
; Rev. --- Location, Penn street, Fifth
-Ward. Services, 101 A. M., and,3 P. M.
SI C El/ER.
. First Associate CAurch.-7Pastor, Rev. Amarasotr.
-Location; Stith street. , - Services, 101 A. hi., and 3
P.M.
.• . • •-•
UNITED EVANOELCAL.
First' United Erpngellcal .(Gennao.)-rPastor
Roecix Roams. Letatioo; , corner of Sis!h nu"
Scititbfteld streets. Services '
• 101; 1'.4.;`7., P. M.
A LBRECHTtZtS.
First 'Chtsreh.—Pastor, L am,,
tion, Hand serest, between Pcnn
..end bridge. Ser
vice!, Ifti 0.. M.; P- M. • , s. •
PROTESTANT METHODIST
• First Protestant Methodist,—Pastor;. Bev. Ron
meow. Location, Filth Street, between Rink and.
Southfield. SertiCes, 101, A. M.; 7, P. M.
Wesleyan Chu.rch, (Colored )—Pastor, Rev. Tana-
TT. Location, Knows alley, Seventh Ward. Set
-
vices!, 101, A. M.; 7, P. M. • •
.
• ALIOII3GICSIIir C. ll / I ".' •
;AIE—TEODI,SI' EPISCOPAL.
Clarrok.--Partor," Rey. D. I. pearp-
Aii.;,.krelcatr o p, Dearer street; betrSecin ' corner of
Ohio aid North cominon. Services, 101 A.
and 61 A M., • ,
'Smith Common Murch.—Paitor, Ear. Baoc
knifing, Location, South Common, between Fed
eral and Sandusky streets. 6ervices s .lol A. M.,
, pod'6l P.M.
• Cdesnut Street . Citerch.,--.Peator, Rer. W. P.
Bincnauter. Loiation, Cbeamit street, between
Eanalliet!tridge.: Serrines,.lol l A.M. o 6d 61 P.
P E S T iA N•.
Swtrr,D. D.
Location, corner of Beaver street mad Gay. Alley.
4iiirices, 101 , A. M., 'and 6 P. M. -
• Alkcond Church.—Pastor, Ben .Act.r.n D. CAMP*
D. D. Location, Washington and 'liberty
sweets, abort) East CoMmoi. Berrices, 101 A. M.,
and 3 P. M.
C A - T'11•01, IC . '
St. Michael's. (Gerinais.)-Pastor, Mom.
rises, V. G. Location, Liberty street, Fourth Ward;
Serviees, 101 A. M., and 3P. M. • ' •
LUTHERAN
PlirirGermars Lutheran Chnrche—Pastor,
liortscrtc. Location, near upper Bridge.
tea 101 A. M., and 3P. M. . •
Second German Lutheran' Church.---11 new one.
now in progress of erection. • -
MBERL'D P.RESBY-TERI-A N.
Firie Cianbeiland Presbyterian Charch..--Paszor,
Rev. Simon. Services; 101 A. M., and 7P. M.
• 'E P I S.O 0 P A. 1.1 AN. .
Christ's etairch.--i-Pastor,Rev. Taos.
.Clunerrorr.
Location, East Common, between Ohio street and
North Common. .
UNION:
, .
frirrst, Associate Reformed Church , Pastor, Rev.
J. T. Pansnay. Locatiori, North.side •of the' Dia
mond. Services c lOk A. M., and 21•Rilif.
, •
. .
•• ' ' C.41;1 7. E . N•A . N TER.
' /Vet Reotitiet. , Prabyterian.,Pastor, Rev. Air
DREW' BLACK. Location, Saoduiky street. Servi•
cos '114.A. Zisnil 3P.M. ;' • . . .. -
Reformed - Presbyterian, (Old Schoo/.)--:Pastor,
Rev. SPROULE. Location, corner of Lacock and
Sindruikt streeM. Services, 10b A. and , 43 P.M.
.
_.. _.,. . -.., .
. . ' SECEDER,4:.., , t.. 1 . , •,
,',..Firtt Associate , Cbureh.Pastrir, •• Reiciiiii
IiRODOERS. Location, corner of South CorcitMin An
:Sandusky streets. • - '- - • - •; •
••'-' ' . ' .DISCI FL ES'' , , • •
.
,First Discisles Clturch . Elderr, W.,. Scot: -zed
EL . cma241,,, ,Location, .-Bank • - •Lane, - •beloiirl the
etCgridiss.r. Semices, 101,',A. M.;' 21, P. M. 4: and
SeeondrNi4f#rofirt,Eldent,"Titos. Fauna;
and Itorrt.'Meetairtigi-goteetion, Deaver street, Mov
(wean Jiielmon andi.Cateoll.; Services,'lo‘ • A.M.,
and.P.P4M.• •••• - •• i • •• •• •
, • .
••• , UAI TEI) P , rA NIGEL 14 AL i i:'••
! ii_,*;,•ol.E4rift4,_ _ ‘lirtillid :Ecangtlital'ehiliVirii%. ,
tor, 1111,«oariamor.';WArtaltatratirr;
.I.iiiittoo; do. •
ilic liteWiii4Ailifeduct ;and•Vplier Aiillifif..; let
vices,,lo**MOuld 3P.M. • i • ''' --_, •
::- seconit::.*ltttry
.Ecan,irelied , C.huidi;.- Pastor,
REf.:;)?.tsigasiii,:"Lomition .obio itraet,on Voegt
441'#.11*,40.6J.Sarvices, 1 01 1 A..M.,•tind 3 P.M; : '
;t:sribigc - s . z.;i:k4ormz,,,-; , ....Z441.',A7.474. , ..,C: t•;;;;.:.......
• 7..L;r " e•; ' •
PRAT ESTANT METHODIST.
First Pr: testont Methoctict Chtardt.--Pastor, Rev.
REcrai. L..ca Lion, East Common, near Ohio street..
Services,.lo} A. M. and 7P. M. •
African M. E. Church, (Colored4.-Paster, Rio it
Tnos. Lewszerce. Lunation, East Commons
Services 101 A., M., and 7 P. M. •
Piesteron Protestant Church, (Coloreil.l---"Pan
tot, Rev. Devil) .Brnvtas. Ldetion,
street. Services, 101 A.M., and 7 P .M
.., Second
BAPTIST.
=pass Church, (Colored.)--Pastor, Res. Lotto.
Location, near Second street '
Sanstaiky st,-Beistsst preirch::,%4:aator, Rev. J.
W ;Lei*: .s.) , • .
nee r BALL; ---" X"PHEI -- Viten.
• WEDNESHIt',- ANIP FOLLOW ING
EVENINGS, (EXCEPT•SATUBDAY,)
V_ . .
iLLIADISON'S W/LONTOXIMT AIM 2 111.17•ILY
DIORAUSLOP THEBOMBABDMEN T or VERA
C 2, by the United StarcsvNaval Pan o ram a h tee
been exhibited terr votteke in Senator* Hall,
New. York, end three weeks to Albany, will be exhibit
ed as above. The Diorama opena Whit a
. SCENE IN THE GULP OP MEXICO;
Men -et-War-, Steamers;Trunsports, At., are seen gal/
mg along. • The rolling of tile Oceffll,llte g nio C n il 1110.
Gall;un they
tion of the vane is—opera:a of seventy of which are
Seen VD:meet/lag OD the
arrive opposite
the ear of . Vera t 'ruz-Tmakes this the most beadtiful
scene ever depleted in ens , Dionuna. •
• ' SPLENDID DAY 'VIEW CITY!
Magnificent Night Beene': and arrival of the United
States' Brig Somers, an the blockading service. The ,
English Filtrate' Eudyndon is tee to arrive, casts an
, cher and furls up het sans , That Brig Creole
slips Otough the blockade and moors closet* the cele
bratod and hitherto impregnable Castle of San Juan /Y
Elfoq, <Limn. Parker, ..With .Hyrisoni..angen, and six
man;ate erten to leave* the, Semen and proceed to the
Rutn:don—night comet and they row to the Creoles
secure the crow; Attu scialSktron Pies f
The Drums. beat to -Arms—nut too tare :. the pliant
Ataericans have done their duty too well, and the Brig
soon becomes enveldped•in Munn, and finally blows op.
The storm Ness twins, which endrdin L o Soria of the on
fonts/ads and a:-fated SUM en, kVA cf one qf a:curd.
Sant spina, (Hyruen.) and hailf the crew. The next now
is the ARE! PAL OF GEN. SCOTT, in the steam propel- ,
ler Itlassachneatts. He is fired upon by the goes of the
Castle,--shots nterexclututged, but he itmeada in recon
noitering the Wiener. • - • •
_,'
Ships of. War, Transports, Steamers and Dun Boon, an
next seen to arrive. The Surf Boats are launched and
the landing' of the Troops commences ; they ate feed
upon by the Canto and Forts, but protected by the dis
charge of britadsides of large vessels; they are all land
ed in safety.
TH SECOND
TOrtifidlloeltard E
mout from ike land Hallinie a, show
ing the- etrect or, the *belle - upon the city . by day and
night. VIE Cbmtdertaron fri the •Ciry, An night previous
to the surrender, is the most, lawfully grand representa
tion of the event overturn:opted:
R
E THID PART.
Ent mnce of the victo TH rious A merle an A rmy inn; th e Grand
Phu& The rations Regiments Of Regniars.and Polon
theta are scen defiling and takingnp theirpotitionspre
"tykes to the surrender of the cetera and kolittin o r the
Astierican Flag, which is sedated on the Ontrance of Geri.
SCOTT and state into the city. • • -
The whole is the work of native - artists nob! minims -
find is the hugest mechanical exhibidonever seen [nth;
United States. The vessels neanstshe spectators ate of
great magnitude. The soldiers are:ltirgey.figures than
are tistuAly seen ma Dierattat.:. EttAt4iatte moving as if gilled with life. •.. -
it The-New.York Evening Mirrtiffititikti November,
The Die mina now exhib itingiatso9.Btoad Way, is ono
Aitthe moat ingenious and extraordinary works of the
'bind ever produced either is E'er Amadei.. Mael
zel's • Barnum of Moseow". , was ' -inferior. to it, both
in pictorial and mechanical' era raril'the 'Battle at
Banker Hill was , bate specimen Drip ey-work com
pared with this master-pieCt of an. T e losteing stf the
sea, the motion of the's hips, the burning-or CreO/0 111
the harbor of Vera Craz, the Risking of the Somers, the
Aring from the fort.the landing of the troop Ksrlid all the
prominent incidents of the bombetdment of the coy are
20 faithfully represented, that It /cal/MOH ick convince
ourselves of the non-reality or tke scene. l , ,' -
'Tickets, 25 cents-.-ChiLlrett, - bal f price, Leclore open
ca 7; Curtain rises at 71. -•-
1)7 - An Exhibition onSatutilairitternoon, tit fit o'clock,
for Schools and Families. ••- • -
.. -
2 1
'. . .Er eallnUart - it. Dayearning,. , . -.-
=ASHIONAIILE CLOTHIERS, A*P,t 3 Lear 11
rifler, opposite Serena, beg leave 10 Cell. the MUD
thin of their austomera and Om public generally
to an examination of the stock' or GOODS they
are now in receipt of, comprising, In part; fine French,
Belgian, kluglsit . and American Cloths, all colors;
French, Englisk and American Ceezhneres,of all shades
'and textures; Summer Cloths, in endless variety; Vest.
lugs, do. Clothing made to order in the burr and Wein
style. They have also on hand a large and-well assort
ed stock of .READY-ATADB cLanirsa,tii lytt/eb they
invite the attention of theifftiends and epitaphs. Imr24
QPTS. TURPENTINE-10 bbis., InAreir . sus order, Jest •
A 7 received and Cor sale by , • • •
ILA. FAHNESTotit &Ca,
Verger Mono:Wind Its.
UXTRACT 1 .013V11001170 - ensenic t st reed and for
sal, by • . • - •B. A. PAHNESTOW Ca
a ,
mar24 ..Conter.thond3Vabd sta.
ASH! GREEN-10 eau, true, jaisfreaW4 for sale
"D
j - - by - • B. A. FAIINESTOCK. VCO., _
Bar.o
°LOVER t3E.V.06:4ucl au. primeMoveett . er, recd
paritemmeregope, ilndior sale 15) .
mar 24•.-: : • • &fr, VIr.IIAIIIIOOII.
DEANZA--10 barrels tg.l.3mfal riblieileanle'd Gaza
Ipe ror =be by • mat. 24) • -81 k. W. 114 VEIL
101.0171b-.loobarrels r tritliiiiillinnir - ( it
.lisidlni .
A: from canal beam Elkton and and for sale by
• • ' • • 8. &W. HARD/LEGE,
NO- 1;0 Water and 164 Trend itreet. •
•
i&NDLES-50 boxes Mould Candles, just,ree'd and
"(oriole by fuoußM. ' Si 8 W menatrou.
DACON-10.000 Hog Bound, Austont of asnoke-honse,
EI and for sale by [mr.M] S. & WZRARITAVOIL
DM& PORK-5000Dog round:Butk Pot t ic Meta and
JUr for onto joutr24l • &.& W.MARB&Vaa.
_ .
OLL BUTTER-10 barrels fresh 801 l Butter, put up .
cloths, and for rale . by •• • • . -•
O. & W. EIABB4LIOII,
53 Water and 201 Front Orem
INDOW 01..A85-409 Maze* assorted its Win
d ow. Glass, In store and for mean by.
mak.l • . 8: en' W. HARBAIIOII.
CDOP'D PORN FOR CATTLE 1 IHRROWIL6.Coa
mainly odladaf and for sale 101 ,
atar24 .' • . RHODES k AzcoltAZMAhr it.
Pecznity..Grocoler e
firlHE subscriber would call the attend/in of the public
1 to his large and well selected sfticktotrataili6llo.
'CERl}.l3•aud TEAS. Families will be enwlen.on the
lowest terms, and all articles delivered free of - eh - awe in
either of the two cities, by • .• ' REM:Cite: I:CUT;
inerVatn • -Corner Fifth street and lifarkat alley.,
%
HE
Guest qattlities'af Green and Mack teasZin 1,
I and packages, warranted equal idptitteand qual
ity to any in. the ear. HENRY 111: KELM',
inatleaw Carusi rinh street and Maiket
• di. Haire Ohancte'llfor_si inked/ hive/Hi:moot.
WEIR PADUCAH FOUNDRY, that /budding Concern,
I now in full operation, at the mouth of the Tpanessee
River. It can be bod'ent easy terms; and sit u ated, be
yond all other places on the Western waters, for doing
business -accessible at all seasons for the lower trade
business. It is opposite *Mario" Rail-wiy, or . Docks,
where a great cumber of Boob are Upoiredt' all of
which home more or leis to do with the Foundry t—os
there is no other ;a the place, it Is a grealchdaca Cor any
two persons, say &Mulder and Ehushee:-/pOodeuetban
ics acid energetic. • The 'work,enerally, is: confined to
steamboats, of which there is eaty—never anygnek—
the only trouble is to du plebe may bebarily
cleared, the Arst yeor. Farther /nfomiation atuljakrtie
ultra um be obtained front WM. LANCASHIRE, the
owner, who can be found at the Ne Pies Chia steam
boat, Capt. R. Phillips, for &few
On which the Cubscriber lives, seven caller frons.Padta.
cab, containing ICC/Acres of Land, together with a nevi.
steam oriel hill in, operation—two nurtif 'Burnt - doing
the country Grinding for mom than Di miles aond—
one ro
-foarth toll taken. This is a most desirable place And.
•properny fora small family; all irneeds r lii addition 'is • .
Store. and a large taisined may be dams. The Fula is
delightfully situated, and improved with Gardetr. sad
Fnut Trees of all kinds. Funher pa:Seaton caw be ob.:.
Soloed from the owner, Oho is to be band as above; of
ler which, by letter, addressed to Paducah , Sy., will be
:attended to. Rtiaitl3:lw) WU. LANCASHIRE.
(Journal copy 1 week and charge,"Post.Vl
. • • vocal ioxerotses.imtrr ------ Tgosm bgg
pi g
lITITH on accompaniment for the Piarto-Forts, adapt. e d to the Vrazitsofprivatopupits bieloaseisin
vo
cat music, ' Selected from Italian, Preiich mid German
composers, by Lowell hlnson: large pages . of closely
Printed - Almelo, containing 108 exercises progressively
arranged. Pnce 75 cents. • • .
Jest received, a supply of the above, direct' pip the
publisher', by • . • .1011M11 MEL
- mar= •
peOTTL Elt , .11ID MArttrtacrathi' or. Margo.
Warm Sareapaailla, Ponii;Ale, L'iderr;Nootlicer,
nd and Pop,- No.' 18 Maker/teen, atid.loo Liberty
meet, eontee CeelPe olle P/n aba 11.", unfraY
Joan hfcbtrvrrr. Lunn Melts tt , ret. filcl 0117
TOM McDEVITT & Metcalf. Grocers, Des!,
ere.ht Produce, Pittsburgh Manufactures, and Mu.
ctreet. handize generally, No. 13 Commercisl•floar, Liberty
mnr2l-7
, •
TOSHUA RHODES, Maimsle Fnailtrer„confirtiemer
ILP and Dealer in Nuts and nit kinds of •Foreign Prsnts,
No.B Wood street, EMIL e . between Water and First
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. , .41A orders in his ,line carefully
aneuded t 0...
- Youngs on, ,
H ° ; l lt 7 . l3 : ti?Ni ! : sl ")p . q s.t itN ifit'r, T AV'Vt k neatly
executed. uniff e rS e p l 3ll ° cUldii l y e iltta a meo ;(1:21140k7
• Public *sae of a Houma quad Lori _
TN BIRMINGHAM,. AT AUCTION—WM be Sold, on
l..Santrda eherroon. the 44th de or March, at 3
O
a ONE STORY FRAME HOUBP. Si4U" an
Franklin' street, hear.Bennetfs Pottery, in the tloarlsbing •
Borough of Birmingbam, w'h the Lot of Xiround on
which it is erected..._ -
lioase_bas Wee rooms, stentioelLar to &ow, bah, L•
overt, coal shed, &re., rte. The Lot Is twenty feet front :
by tally deep. The title is excellent, and a deer deed • •."
will bemado Terna,Xme-half of the purchase money
is bud, andithe balance in one and two yearn.' For far.
ther information', apply - to John. 7. lillicAtelfEil, Attar
-hey at . Law, N 0.109 Fourth street, or to ." . •
ROBERT HOLMES,'
liirmin ham, •
AAVALUABLE FARM FOR BALE—Oi Its A cres ,
having 45,in a good state of cultivation, and Anita
' b e improvement*: th e balance of tbe Land is of first rate
auelity, and wellsimbered.-siteated one mile from the
"-West side *of the .Ohio, river, and twenty miles. belew
thi s city, 'Those desizons of sem:ming a healtbylocanixt
this
a hargainiiwa good Farm,- wiliattend, without:de
lay.: ' . • COTETHERT, Oen-Agent,'
saar22 ' • ' : mitbfield street.
17A BBLS. FOTATOER—Today received and for sale
. Imar27l: ARAISTRONO 4 GRAZER
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