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If/PP& areupproaitilegn - most importantend zoo-
mentor,, Politlealeoritest Penosyleania 7 e contest
thii=resultir-eimmtdeby tor years yr.eispe, be felt
4 . l oulthOlit,•erry state or this
;' gloriesti ' U4ioa ;Itm-thliteonien.tre arrayed on the
Dattocrary, presenting
theftancient: /affersonian platform of human and
political platform illuminated by tbe bright
est and: holiest of Liberty and etNiture, and
eitixecialed hy the blood Of.:insitiy a martyr; son the
otheibind are arrayed theunemies of human rights,
thrsedurha believe or affect to believe that the mate.
es of-thia". people are not 'qualified for self-govern.
"Let
mentithese Wheeze Otto is,the Government
take of the rich,' and'the rich will take care of
the pones+ — the Federal Whigs, backed by their ar
ray of Privileged Corporations and wielding-all their
accoslomedutigi,nee of fraud, of falsehood; ofeer
..raptionSand of decilh--. Under these circumasaces,.
tbsi.,,biet,„ - the:pirainorint duty of a.demeeratic prep
is obvious and imperative; it is to keep Its eye firm
4ed the progress °film contest, to watch with
unsleeping vigilauce every motiorrof the treacherous
,enemies of popular rights, to 'detect and aspen the
false color, they may hang oat, the "blue lighti" they
my eahibis and to Caution and warn the champions'
bfuequal lais,.ofliberty add right," of the =title
machinations of .their hereditary and'
bittekroes. We feel the fall or tbie obligktion,
anilliiitaiiire determined, now as heretofore, fear-
Mifilliebingly to pertains all, the duties it i
Impose', to ilia extent of our bumble abilitiee—not
suffering ourself to be turned, from oar straightfor
ward coarse,' either to the right heed or to the
'The burette and other organs of theafederal party,
aiiliMOY 'their Guerrilla allies, have for some time
.bnilismalnlyasaght to draw off our attention Rom the
• 'noes Involved io the coming contest, end inelfeetu. ,
ally endeavered to engage us in paltry personal con
teats With thertieelvers--eade from those pressing
and important matters which have such urgent claims
on our - immediate conoiderafion. But we readily
detected;tbeshallow pretence; and easily avoided
. this" insideoefratietes daybed/et for us.
Amenttistrhypoeritieal setenies and aortae° the
part of thi4eileral press and their oilier to which
we haven/fined : We would more particularly onside
to that - ji.Ewhieh the Gazette, for a few days back,
hat been lebeiing with much cbstatterinicedritirems
and -
s.
That paperieerllS bon t on drawing off public atten
tion Rem the nefariousechemes of the party of which
it is an organ, by inveigling, if possible, the Post!
into en elaborate diacueaioo of the revolutionary ten- ,
denciel now rife in Earopo, of the objeets centaur.'
plated by the uteri" in those Mighty events, `and, of
the d_isposatle means which tbey liaises& ihelr eon. '
trot - for the accomplishment of their purposes. And
for the purpose of provoltiog m tiejorsd the restraints
'ofdiscretiori,iiisfaidixsteate that the Post it untrue
to its profess:len, as an advocate' of .butain rights,
4aal t lt has siot given the encouragement andsupport ,
to the republican efforts of the patriots of Europe]
which thiy are entitled; to et the hinds of a demo.
erratic press; and it =dominantly imputes to us ma
,
arca which have never yet prompted or influenced
ono single Oct" of out life either as a man or as the
condquor ot a newapaper. We have always inva
riably stood up for what we conscientiously bolus,
Ted . DS just sad right aid proper, in defiance col!
tbe,inost Powerlial combinations against us, and in
disregard:et the strongest appeals made to oar pean
rleri interests.
In regard to the special assault which the Gazette ,
his made on usje reference to Ude - subject, warmed
only statiri:lri . nifetatiora b .piai we have published in
th! Post 441040 tail sir* telegraphic dispatch''.
es onto utrektithe.progreis atEuropetan events; and
' inieriabry.:(olo44 ;beto'ip.with the moat accutati.
and minute detach accessible to the American Press.
And never yet have.we chronicled one indignant.re
sistance toyyanne, ono glorious suttee for liberty,
without teeing s c rf . ear own . bre,* a sympathetia
throb, amkhriipg.xi.fervent prayer for its ee
.socce.
In thelaillSiftll l 4othe Itesolutioiejuisaid , by
the rateattletnairatielitate Convention held' fp this
city, "with ~
ettagglieg 'Realism everywhere," our .
'vevaMei "have .kept watchful eompany--wherei.
et the treopte are lifting up their voices in a manly
I ,abiet.for independence, we give them back' ibr an.
ran Ulterance,of the heart , s best trope that
smile upon their efforts."
4titiriiii-thue badly
,dimpomed of the, Gazett , s silly
it, bypoeritiCal
ikiiiii (l .,.Liiiiit.lgsr?Pit!XllllVl? : Pkkea gentle
,1 " 131 4 1 0,. motives come'
- filiisri**Pg..„. l 4l.:lgh 6 Fqiiister, , we should donbtleu
L!" 61 r?', 0 $;11 11 0jiek, , F.)0: 1 0 1 1.00;iftgOri strenuous effort
tO:Freeseputiettei:erete,irom the abodes , of impati.-
'4ir...:..lficiiiis 4 .loimisr that the assaults of the editor of
.
the Gu tab
tlbt:dij~ege tie, -soy arrow from his
.
qulterifideoltedllsotgiftr,b , e,,fellm
.the
feetirkii4 tikyvhcint ii - ainled. Ile hpdesertted
ly
acquired en unenviable notoriety as the iondiiitot
of a colyipaper, for all these qualititrambich i % while
-
they'forfeit aid repel Mir ponildence tif,hon,orable
men, win tili.:ltuPpeil • of venal and unscrupulous
politiciehr. , 7 To 10ok [MeV . oo his msuj s teriiiirian
ti°4 -•: ,°l 4 c t ) ?.h 7 FTi°7 l lolo. 3 4keWe te
- Yilibbiittie Wif
few io44lr,Ttbmab JuPPOPo c a k il
a s k
040 )tia 0 # 1 4§LigilliKikbiiilift:se s eateatfo . .*
4 1 - sisiriteigtelik#tribe:Givitest
-la. • •
- :Pane • ImMINV•hr- 111 4 1
ti° P.: 11 0 4 1404.
efla Pwkeh P!°°:o(oOktivou l f gietpn J ! itoWiaboitsUnity,i
hire, Hid Wyche
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becamentr~boly r•
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the rinks- 'estrapt same," biamunie WhigSr.v,poMiy,
which he liadisisalrftilifelYili bitterly densinieed
advocate
• or,“ Abolition" iincliir.ayrt.fail,"' Dub the 44,4
end encotaproiiiialog : gpponest : af the eomioatioo or
Heal au;
abandonlit
tbSAt t *Yef r tol4tp,tilteoi,o4,4o4'.l4, (lame:
ototrj.spesititteiiiigtherap fished befoteahaied;ainci
1 4404;# 4• 41 14 : -' :blghestoffice in the
.d4 3 4.0 41 44P14ez 1 1' Atone'time he vilified with.
agsigTaskeutilennead the -Character aqd,iii.eikeiitiie of.
* Gittet*Ttiittir,na ad Ventufeced his nomination by
Iheqiilliiikattitiitiiiii.epoo and-an irulkt
12•1.:-
Pittalinu'l 4 l'Vp9 , I°oll stntlom Met
'Jilin Vie met' Convention at Philadelphia teal
krtotyny herefesed - to place hit name in the col.
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titans of the Gaintte •oominate4Fandido4:
and presto we find:hiaa zealot:tit;
Taylor as a candidate for ago presid4ehrind
log him to -the Akins a a'
model Statesman ! ! I
But we stop in the midst of this disgusting cata
logue of his tergiversations, and we pause to reply
to so inquiry which naturally suggests itself: Might
not those sodden and ur.explained changes in his
conduct, those apparent desertionetAnd apostacies of
his, be reconciled with political ; good faith andlon
or,—witb disinterested and patriotic motives t Alas!
we wish we could answer in the affirmative, bat
truth and evidence forbid. The published obliga
tion of.the Afieen, Ivhige," the ." fifteen hithdred
dollars" they undertook to advance and pay . for the
"treason of. the traitor," debar even gentle and
white-robed Charity from placing a favorable con
struction on his conduct,-Or ettributing ttio pare, to
oneat,titdisiaterested motives) •
Said-we not right, thattlieuseults elsach a maw
naiad not damage us I—ibit'impntitions upon our.
motives, from such a source, fall harmless at oar
feet! But re "talte no pleasure in drielliag upets
the volnerable point in our cotemporary's political
conduct and character, and we are perfectry
. wtllibg;
to say to ,Ibitzfile the full spirit of Christian charity,
"Go in. ati'more. 7 '
The Family Journal.
This beautiful new paper is on our table, and it
would be to doubt tho intelligence of the citizens of
Western Pennsylvania and 'Esitern Obio, to doubt
to success. The Editor. Re►. Joßtr J. BUCHANAN ,
i.e gentleman fine education and literary taste,
besides bets one al the beat writers in the West.—
We Commend this new ispirant for public patronage
to that favor which it unquestionably metite.
. i rt)iitilrogians conduct of, those Allegheny
then,. who prevented the Pittsburgh Companies
froth:throwing water, is execrated with an unan
inaity' which shows a healthful state of public
morals--though some have inferred the contrary.
Now is the time for proper action and lam glad
to see that the Countilsf of Allegheny have deter
mined on such an organization of the Fire Del
pariment, as will prevent for the future such scenes
as were enacted at the late fire: The refusal of
the Councils to grant $4OO to each of the late
Companies, ham been made the subject of animad
version. Whether they were right or wrong, has
nothing to do with the disgraceful conduct of the
firemen. No doubt they acted fmm the best of
motives, even if their policy was " penny wise
and pound foOlish." And it is improper, in my
opinion, to associate the action of Councils in any
way with the diabolical spirit manifested by those
misgUided young men who prevented the Pitts
burghers from doing , a noble act to a sister city.
But good often springs from evil. It behooves the
citizens of Allegheny now to scrutinize the char
acter of members of Fire Companies. If citizens
of property will not enroll themselves in Compa
nies, for self-preservation, they should cheerfully
contribute such sums, as.aze sufficient to keep en
gines and hose in complete:order, for those young
men who, without property, are willing to brave
the inclemency of weather, and the dances') of
fires, to save for others what they do not possess
themselves. The firemen of this community, as
a body, are not to be excelled in morals or intre
pidity, by those of-any city in the 'Union; though,
it unfortunately may happen, that they may have
some.reckless persons as members. It is difficult
to avoid this. But it is to be hoped in future that
the soberly and onlerly will act with such discre•
Lion as to take away all reproach from their prc,.
fesigon ; and that they will be sustained by the
. Rountenance and approbation of all ci izens.
The parents or Lamartine were married at the
very commencement of the French revolution.
• They loved' each other devotedlyvand in the quiet
of love and domestic seclusion, they ceased to re.
gard*the forgotten lhuader•clondlliar hovered over
them. In allusion to their' situation, and feelings,
the son, in his "Conildences,” page 49, eloquently
ayeT!-A.l..temeinber once to have seen the branch
Gra. *Wow - which had been torn by the tempests
frova lihe parent trunk, floating in the morning
,light upon the angry surges ofthe overflowing Seine.
°w it a-female nightingale stilt covered her nest, as
it droned down - the foaming stream; .and the male
on the; wing followed the wreck, which was,bearing
away the object•of his Love) , ".. • .
National X.tre Insurance'Compaily or the
. United States.
IHE undersigned, having been appointed agent far thii
new Company. chartered by the Legislature or the
to of Vermont, now •cotnpletiag its organization in
Montpelier, with ONE MILLION DOLLARS. CAPITAL,
Is prepared to receive applications for shares la the Re
served Getartuttee Capital Stock, upon which eight per
cent. intereat, payable grAirrica )17.41111.1t, is guarantied in
any dre7ll, and for Life or Health Insurance id sums of
frock 81000 to IMMO tot one or ma to . ysar or for life, Ivan
the moat 'Rife, secure and hdrantageoua terms. A coPY
of their Art of Incorporation,. Ry• Laws and Plate of
Business, *bowing the yearly coil 11l any age, from If% to
60, of a Life 'or Health Policy r will be furnished Mute
who are wishing to insure, on apiolization to . .
. H. SPROUT, —
Agent for. Western Ditaia orPenna. Office.at the new
oeurtErinee, City of Pittsburgh, where all eommanl
cations Will be promptly attended to ; and all informa
tion respecting the Companjegiven.
The advantages ortifelasarance in a saw Oompany
mast be tibweas to eIL.
N.B..ln.corinexton with this Ageney ore two Local
Trosteestind one Phypsieian. Local Trustees : Otto. 8.
SZLIMN and ALMS Ksaxsy , Earls. Physician Juin
R,Srzza
11:1Pittsburgh,July.16th, 1849. •I 9
.• Magazines fa* August,
DECEIVED AT•fil. A. MINEIVA--Godey's Lady's
.IpS, Book,' Graham's Magazine, SaTWIN Union Maga
line; and Nati°nat - Magazine, for Angust.
The'WoOdmart—ir romance of the times of Richard
RI. By:G. P.R. James.
The Man. - with a Mask—s scrtnel to the Memoirs of a
Preacher. By George Lippwd. •
Principles of Wylie' and Meteorology—first Ameri
san edition. By J. Mailer.
• Principles of the Mechanics. 01 Machinery and Elie-.
nearing. ByeltileaWeisbach.".
CommariderLYriates Expedition to the Dead Elea and
Jordon—fresh supply.
Littell's Living Age,-N0.,270.
The ,recent LARGE AIgaTIONB pa one stock of
Books gives us, in point of variety, the greatest induce
s's:ars to Wholesale, as weilvis Rotel purchasers.
er SmithfiOld aireet, opposite, Brown's Hotel. Wig
• • Loetnr Stolen.
A SMALL LEATHER POCKET BOOK, supposed to
.041. be lost an thel 7th inst:, in the minting, Awi ng . t h e
timeolDiellail Delivery at the Post °thee :
1. Bonkrßillmit 410%.1deoluuties and Traders Bank,
Now Ddetins-rtnuch: soiled and 8 , 104414We* tom from
I...Beakilitilleil4,:Onnal Beek, New °datum
I,llack.Stlisso, Ohio...nearly new.
• lßsulf 13111 732003taie.Bank of Bentueky. -
andathaititain Ones. Togedietavillt some memoran
dantathat are of no value 10 anyone.'bet the owner.—
Also Itat.t.onit Duo BM:pavan 12 'lnman. after data;
li teWntladite. Amer eiflo.SpElityer r , NeW Chigoes.
gned: mi:LIBBB,4I,II.EWABD•wiII •ha pad br ietiving . thit
pipers at this office. 4 • • ".•'•
AMAMI? 40mOn Market ILL , hetweemantand 4th
.40 , 04r4W,fightbati, and:handiomely fitted op:
ry gouts, InsiostiLgood.stvia for that btlllllalll, • •
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Office 3011.06 Ong P i 11x11-O&ee hunts trO3XI
12, A. MO.. m 7 : . • . ”Jy110.•
ittnekeref,MassikEht•
feta liiipection, Jost recoiyad and for sale by
•.- )4 3 E 1 7,me'rruEws & co.- .
tyke " Wo 28
rir ELEN-613 Pip 1A Les- kreeithieitend for Ade
AMEX Moi rk!EWS co,
:CA A11.144.&451., Of ourew.nattancture,), conman u t
. 1 / 4 h OnnONl4l.o4:lonaale.tor..
400%51 r fr.3010.,!C0LL:,e4
10.0, - Audindia.tr,Bread,).44U7.l3l-1 . 1
..,-o,, P lii M!lP‘flegialltalittiro4l/01111.1111d fat 461043. ;
N;W : IIW ( VP:k4S.C.M/ 4 0.°Y9h V-.
C.Pfainttlirittleckikutailif A.4lead. mui4""d'ortie.4l3, lu
jzt •• • "•114191:4044/.k:OAN'
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gittivrowng-th4;pA com, 0a1i,typ1, 0 03,14,
..et t p t t.i t p..lly an bland n$ (dr nate by,
1 t Ii PP.MA 4,l•PAN„3oo.o4..inAnkk:,.
I iNIL MEAL—Our own manufacture, constant y on
band.and for sale by
lohroniole
con. R . li j ODES & ALCORN,
)yl9 30 Fifth street
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efin on Saturday. Wis..4reindebted to the enter
pride of Messrs. Adams for an early copy
of Wimlerilr. Smith's European Times, from
,
with our files of English journals ; tee make up thil
following more extended. and &tailed account of
the important news brought by„ . her. than was con.
tamed in our telegraphic aceonii published on
Saturday:—
,•8• • • .8. • .1M n .
The potato-blight is said to•prevail to some•ex
tent in'the Southern and Western parts of England;
but from lieland the accounts are. much morefs
vorable than they ware a fortnight ago; andlis
far as present appearances can be relied upon, We
should be disposed to believe that the disease is
much less general than at the corresponding peri.
onof last year.
U. S SQUADRON IN TRY MEDITARRANRAN.--
The 'Allegheny, U. S. steam frigate, Captain Hun—
ter, arrived from Tunis and of Tripoli, on the Init
of May, after landing at the last-mentioned port
the newly-appointed American consul, and on the
12th instant, left for Gibraltar and the' United
States. 'Civita Vecchia, the steam frigate Prince
ton, Commander Engle At Speezia, the Constitu
tion frigate, Captain Gwyn ne (acting commodore.)
At Palermo, the Jamestown. corvette, Commander
Mercer;
ROYAL VIII? TO lairtarrn.—We announced
Her Majesty's intention of visiting Ireland during
the forthcoming recess.
She proposes to embark in -the royal yacht, to
touch first at the Cove of Cork, and 'to proceed
thence along the Irish Channel to Dublin, where
she will remain for a few days, the guest of his
Excellency Lord Clarendon.
Upon leaving Dublin the royal squadron will
proceed northwards along the.lrish coast to Bel
fast, and thence across to Scotland.
- -
Her Majesty's visite will propably take place as
early in August as the termination of the session
of Parliament will permit.
Ae.819•6 M. LlDlitt ROLLIN ❑t LONOON.—.M.
Ledru Rolin, the leader of the Mountain, is resi
ding at the Sabloniere Hotel, in Leicester Square,
having arrived in London, alter his flight through
France, in the disguise of a livery servant.
Di:relax, June 28—The State Pruorurc—Up to
last night no instructions had been received by the
prison authorities with respect to the movements
of the State prisoners, and from•the answer of the
Home Secretory to the question put by Sir Lu.
cius °Trine, in the House of Commons, on Tues.
day, it is presumed that some further delay will
take place before the prisoners are removed from
Dublin.
Whilst the qustion of their transportation is be
ing settled in London, the Cholera has broken of
on board the Elphinstone at Cork, and arrange..
mente have been made to convey them to Van
Dieman's Land in the H. M. Swift, which is des.
tined for the Pacific station.
Fasnar tar Instsan.—On the 2lth ult., a very
crowded-meeting was held to receive the report of
a deputation on Irish distress The first resolution
carried, us proposikl by Mr. Ewan, Al. P. was:
"That the sufferings of the Irish peasantry, but
more especially of that class of email farmers
whose condition has been placed before thin meet
ing by the deputation from the Royal Exchange
Relief Committee, Dublin, is such as to call for
the active sympathy of the benevolent of all•clas
sesi soil that while we are confident that no amount
of gratuitous relief that can be afforded -could
cope eflectoally , with the existing distress, we feel
it to be a Christian duty to do all that in us Res,
to save life and afford such aid to these auffering
people as may carry them over the present season
of distress, and for this purpose that a Committee
to receive subscriptions in aid of the sufferers con
sist of Richard Cobden. John Bright, Wm Ewart,
H. Christy, G. W. Alexander, P. Scrope, Trit
ton, R. Godley, Wm. Bennett and Charles Gilpin.
POP, s CONTRIBOTJON TO TOL STAILVIXO
latea.—The Pope has sent Dr. biliale 20,00
francs towards the relief of the starving people of
the West. The post which conveyed this respect
able sum—opw•ards of £BOO--was niet by anoth•
er bound for Gaeta with .£346, contributed by the
people of the diocese of Team to the exchequer of
his Holiness...
Ea
A correspondent says- 4, The bill for the gag
ging of the press, which was introduced yesterday
by M „Wilms Harrot, is passed over by the news
papers of this day in mournful silence. The artist
ultra-Moderates—the most retrograde—have not a
syllabe to say in its favor; and the liberal papers
are held in check by the state of siege. and dare
not giAe expression to their opinions. In coniser
lotion, however, there is not the same reason for
concealing one's thoughts, and there is not an
for in Paris who does not censure the measure us
one which completely destroys the liberty of the
press." •
The electors of the Charente Inferieure have ex,
pressed an Intetilliin to return M. Larnartine at the
ensiling election in place of the late Marshal Bu
geaud.
The Minister of the Interior went . yesterday be.
fore the committee charged to examine the pro-
position for raising the state of siege; and the ex
planations he gave satisfied it that the proposition
is premature and inopportune
Ter. FRI NCB DIXOC sari 1X LOX DON —AI.
Bleoc and his associates in exile io London have
sent a note to the French journals,.. , is the name
of the Association of the Proscribed Democrats of
France;" but as, in the shackled state of the press
in that country, it bed not been allowed to appear
M. Louis Blanc made it public in the Daily News
of Monday. The writer says: "Now, as it has al
ways been, the question is, if by crowding Paris
with soldiers and' with:cannon; by stifling with
violent hands the liberty of the press, by soppies.,
sing individval freedom, by invading pnvate dom
idles, substituting the reign of terror for that of
reason, by unceasingly repressing furious despair,
that which there is wanting a capacity to prevent,
the en I will be attained of reanimating confidence'
of re-establishing credit, of diminishing taxes, of
correcting the vices of the administration, of chas
ing away the spectre of the deficit, of developing
industry' of cutting short the disasters attendant
upon unlimited competition, of suppressing those
deaf 'revolts which have their source in the deep
recesses of human feeling, of tranquilizing resent
ments, of calming all hearts The state of siege
in 1848 has engendrecl Wet of 1849; the question.
is, if the amiable perspective of Paris in a state of
siege every eight or ten months will restore to
commerce its elastic movements, to the industri
ous their markets. and to the middle classes their
repose. For us, in presence. of these insane con.
vulsiatis of a power preyed upon by the dellro in of
its own impotence, we believe more intensely Than
ever in the sovereign.efficacy of our doctrines, and
of. their approaching folfilmenL" The note:con-,
cludes . thus: "Serenity, sustained moderation, trn-1
flinching firmness---these are all *stare necessary. i
for us,:and with these we have only to march straight
ferward, moditying thus
. a celebrated sentence of
Sieyes, Wears more. to-clay than we were ' , ester-
day, •
- (Signed)
"Lopts ALA; c, PresMent:,'
"CAzAvAme , i . Seitrot ! arp, • •
Caussidaere, Collin, liillartkl:'Aidsly, BMus,
Louie, Menard, Dupont, Couerait, members of ;Om.
mittee. • ; el •f• i• -
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Tan Faison AT•!Rents.—Letpitts. tit 4, pl!Pefi
f rom p ol io, of June i9th,3titei_ting., corkeipow
dent (hoe writes, • , ••-• • • • •• • •
• .
v• We are-still sinotheri &tier! ttioaranrinittiell..
tie newe'fititn:,4o.tik•and the ilefai has gtveri•rise , '
to a variety , - .0.01413104... The members , oft
governmentvloitat!4apecr to hear of. the capitals:
tion yrit''itay infer that they'
have some news-of-ettunfavorabie nature,. which
enables them .to' it4tive'af diet opinion - -; Tite_Ro.,
mans have, frorn all , accounts, made most formi
dsble preparatiOnil for;a - _desperate defence,' twit
boldly declare their deterininatio n to resist to the
last. On the day, previnns ; to General Ondinors
assault on the walls, be made new propositions
for a - depßuifition, ha' the refused-to/hal
ten to them.
"The eitiedidcin ill becoming. every. day more
and more unpopular in Paris, antreVely:ptifty, en?
deavontlo'throw the blame of it on kieneighbor.
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;all ei:o_ollr;bl).oloo.l6,'fif -YOr
thelfispatch or the expedition to CivitaVecchia ;
but, as to the great blunder—that of advancing up
on Rome—the President repudiates it, M. Odillon
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and. M, Fhiera , both fit wiitim sairratirongly
,recommended iti - ...tintretthetelief that t °mans
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army appeared. The President of the RepUblic
is said to declare openly that, he objected to the
advance upon Rome from the beginning, andthat
he .isoply to hl #13213 himselbbi
lie 'ojet, penitniaed byl.hr loux,jand,,
one who can no longer defend himself, (Bugeaud).
The-Paris correspondent, oGaie.Morning Herald
says: • ';
"The Government are said to be in possession
of intelligence from Rome 'ealbtilated to lead to,
the expectation of. a surrender by the Roman gOvi
emment. General Oudinot-is master of both
walls and of to, advanced works, and being in a'
-position which places the.city.at his mercy,should
hthave recourse to-the horrors of a bombardment
rather than engage hie .Mer v in the streets, he has
offered terms of -accommodation, which- there is
reason to - think that, through 'the' intelligent agen-
cy of M. de CorCelleti, accepted
Pnouasss nr elm SICGFE.--Cladinofs bulk
tine have been of the old sort—much breggtidoeio,.
with minute_ details o( the,number and:weight Of
the shot fired.by the French, And very- little about
the knifes et, the Romans and , the checks exper,i%
et - icedAT the beiiegeri, rilthotta , the valor of..thi
besieged is admitted. More than ever, if possible,
have the French suppressed necOuntit front finite,
and even from -Civita Vecchia; .but, in spite of
all their precautions, it became known on the night
of the }sth; that thu Romantrhad , made a sortie,
tvith. 8,003 men, and ,had fought
gallantry, hand to hand; with theFrenchin trench
es for hours. They were encountered by the 36th
infantry regiment, - who, according_ to. Oudinot
bulletin's, killed 100 Romans, while they had on•
ly ten men killed ; for to that number Oudinot fre
quently Halite his losses.' On the 16th, 2,000
Romans, covered by. the fire, of their artillery, at.
tacked the Ponte Wolfe, with what success is not '
stated; and we must therefore "liiestirne that hie'
silence did not proceed from any.. bashfulness nn
the part of the French general; which would pre
vent him from singing his own praise bad he gain
ed atty,difticcdty,hovoyer .trifling.. The launder./
of projectiles at Porto al'Aur.to had fallen info the
handkof the French, who had seized there a large
quenlier'Of ammunition of all.sorts. .
This mill i no doubt, a heavy loss to tbe RomatX,.
while every day the Parisians were led to believe
they wctuld.receive tidings that the French were
masters of the Eternal City'; and indeed, there
were several statements 'of Rome having, fallen,
and we perceive that some of our, Irish contem
poraries, litaral Roman Catholic journals,--could
exult io so nefarious a triumph I In Paris itself
there were not wanting persons who wished that
their countrymen--rare aspiration among the
French I—might continue before the walls, , ache.
ming and sipping; ' " '
"'Tin famine and the ages eat them up"—
for it was known that the , malaria was becoming,
Enke and more fatal. Frenchmen have exulted"
that the Romanic by resisting- inch by inch for
many days, tarnished the ghiry of France 1—
A breach, , however, was effected on the 16th
—so at least it is stated, and the event seemed
apprOaching its climax. The Deutoerate do_ piir,
publishes an extract of ttletter from a.member of
the National Assembly_of Rome to. his . brothers
residing at Civita Vecchia, thus'desclibitig the
state of things immediately before a breach was
effected.. -
“Irisimpossible to conceal the feet Matti* war
against Rome has become a.wareif extermination.
Blood has been shed in abundance; and exaspera.
lion is at
.itchigbest pitch. The Romans have
taken their determination, and they will bury them
selves under the ruins of their city rather than
consent to return under the r yoke of theliripts.
Every`has been 'adapted; the'pritiCiptd
buildings ore rnitied,•and.the streets are covered
with barricades. Up too-” the present time, the
French soldiers have only had to .combat against
regular. troops, who dispute every inch of ground:.
and several of the positiOne . have been taken and
retaken six times ,with a courage and an audaciti
it ittdifficult to describe. But when the. French
shall have opened a breach; they will find Ihern-'
selvei face to face with an armed populition of .
20,000, viito will fight:foot to foot each street."l.
• Notwithstanding this boasted breach—which we
*do not believe - ivsitaccomplished half so' soon or
so sa 4y , AS:YMIO4O,O4 -,reD:044 1 ,(rOry.
.meagre
thing4 . utOgiviiii esi le - tohe'announeed,) pretend
—the ; =Yoko
.seerk..tb. have' gone . on their Old'
way until i1ie...2116. ,This. is bythe French -Gov
ernment .on Atonday : , • .7: „
" - errata Veccers, , June 23. - 1
Trehotiart Jo the Minister of irvine—•
Gem Oudinot writes: t. From the Trench, the 22d,
at two iv tbe.morning. The assault 'took place
last . flight at,-11 O'creek.. Three cold:mils - have
penetrated-by the breaChes made in bastions Nos.
6 and 7, and Me cOrtain 'Which unites them. The
troops marc hed resolutely, .ackl have carried the
positions- without great. .lossei: Up to the present
moment, "the . 60d )70.4pittil has received two
captains and eight or ten men. The gablonnage
(moveable barricade.) vestablished at the gorge of
the two bastions : is 'MVO) advanced,-and the posit
tions will beeileureclbefore daylight. Altegether,
the ensemble of operations is most satisfecto.
The Genoa Gazette; of the 23d instant, publish
es the following-order of flie 'day of , General On
Most of -the communitationemf the enemy with
the country are- intercepted, The' couriers from
Ane'dn'tr,'Floterice and Albano, are daily,,st - opped,
and conducted - to. headquartera. The bridge of
Salare, lately destroyed by one of our flying col.
umns,'having been almost immediately remstab-
Halted, a second volumn, under the command of
Col: Poutcre, of the thirteeoth Light Infantry, was
ordered to the =bridge, ywhich it 'reached at 3 o'-
clock, A. M., antr•Withoot striking a '
;blow cep. - .
tured two wagonecladeo with . grinpowder, thelees
cort and the como l anding officer - In -those par
tial recontree, and In the more important opera
tions, our , troops have, hien,everywheresuccessfu I
—so that we ,- may;toolc forward-to a speedy termi
nation of the caropetign., .
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OpnoT, the General in Chief.
Tea LATZST room .Rosra.—The Times of the
30th ult., has a letter from its Roman correspond.
eat dated Jobe tvhich. it 'filifjears that
Rome - VS(ls not vet taken, arid the probabilities
were that the anal struggle wbnld • be a desperife
one. . ' .
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RIA'NH HUNGARY.
[Prom the I.,ondetk Multi a. Julie 30,1
We have received our yienna papere and lettere
o the 24th instant. -The4.deteils of 'the last bat-
ties on the banks of the Wag ad not yet reach
ed Vienna," though if 'Woad' hp , r,that, the result
is the-ffastiation of #.M.Ot'ehatitifife attempt '4
theVengariansio- cane theWaeg.. Oa the morn
iag. of the 20th initatr!tkey hurl tctrially.:ket 'pos
session of the irghi/laltic •ef iiier t , but they
were eventually obliged-to-return tb , their former
pdslOtoi. In' theinitenthAe;Getrtral G 1.607 hart ,
come up ' w i t h ruinf usueuu rnt a , il4O 'tl l bipedal
leader, Wohlgelithtb,74sith7hke , „RIP , Woe
reduced to. the'h'e,Ceselti l t er 0.04. eittlrebr 'PI,
defensive Kali. tipOn fle . aaiati fiill
forcementerttertaihattle endued:, t - chantinued
until bigkl :,,
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The fi ght re•cemmermed'oolhe altertciett of - the
folloiyief'day;and,l4oea,tbr" - ph.tittk4m , thtf
lag and the whole of -The
nob relight Iviith Arioes' okiatinancy,;.tiuf they could,
not prevail ateltitg the united loaperlaliat forcesi and
sfter alh.ee days' battlisfieneal Gregory was coin
, Eelled- , to lead' troopstibaelv trim • Ttirkashedi
4410.110 Guts, 'WI. eiiiiiiihtribir - Wing 'at thti
1 4 y d " trii s:
fugthe bridge at Negyop.,;,.
Ilungariatta'made head _ngaittat 'their ' Imperial foes
and being . surrounded by,irwamps op, each side, and
elOWirty'the,tbrithlhibr,ltottfoktivirrt ro#Ml'aitu
ltt,
ter- Of im1 3 ,9 4 4kbi14Y-to ditlfAtflf4P : g- 1 - '
"A‘her,losses- Of`, the tiongariansrienil linpariallata
treretillnbat- filed; alai about 3,oooomen hilted on'
either side. itis generally Gteg6il, , -G Derat
thy JAW'
present at. - Gooyaler,Baatii '
The Lentry- of. The hussistosintd TraY.aytrania)is
potifirteefflok the - Aguttheit Zeltupolfh wliioh
atated that Fualtkreben yralt 'oectlptUdit
•ifilists on the 'lBth thee. a4d,,tiigt , tll6,l,o Itittitity k tigi3
krentedivrith*xtrema -
Our correspondent. informs us that --thti-miailmier.-
'stitoding,,,betTrteß
htdally*?•ihti
Gen. GuYon, ani Irishman oediskiliguished bravery
is made Governor of the all Important fortress of
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The *acaltWipapers ofrthe 22d inst. announce the,
arrival lithiit Majesty, thoYiCzafnerdl the Russians ,
in OnCOpitalief his Pellish provinces. ;Pear
was acetitaptiniediliyithe fCimate Orlo ff and ::Adlerberg,,
tiltartr - iPalßy among the Russian troops at Kalish, ,
contlnitea... - Wo lees than 1,000 soldiers had died of
cholera•ln the last 14 days.
WatrOc,./une 16.—Letters from Trebisonde con
chrns thetakiiii:: . of.the Russian fortress Pdami, on the
Black Sea, by the Circassians. The
. garrison, con
alining-of 4 ,000 men, were taken prnioners. with
the exception of;1,000, who wore put to death.
The enemy also tOok - 5;009 musketsand 150 cannon,
destroying the most important points of:the fortress,
and then encamped on a neighboring height, where
a fresh encounter with the Rending was expected.
THE-GERMAN EMPIRE.
We, have Intelligente 'that the insorgent- Baden
army, concentrated on the beaks
. of the' Neckar;
was attacked on tee 22d inst., along its whole line,
and entirely routed by the armies under the orders.
of Abe Prince of • Prussia-and General Pericnnei
Mannheim and Heidelberg are taken, MieroslaWski
and the remnant of his army are in flight towards
the line of mountainsontbe' borders of the Grand
Duchy of Baden. The : free , cops have dispersed in'
the couniry. This intelligence has since been coil.:
firmed by the German, jearnals, Ant the Carleruhe -
Gazette, the orgie'Ortlie ; InaurreCtiOnary--Govern
miser, pretenda that they retired in good orderiand
would be able to teatime hostilities. •
A revolution has broken' out in Wirtemburg.
All •, the - :;conntry ',country' between Prieericheerifen and
Schranstitierghas-rigee . ,in arrant the soldiery Who
Cermet:la cordon ba . the - rrootior of Bdden have join
ed the movereent..lt is said that the people 'have,
also revolted at Hechinger. - •
'An extra edition of the Darmstadter Zeitutig pub ,
liehed eionti - detaileorthe surrender of the city of
Mannheim; the late matting point of the'lliden rev- .
olutieniste. appears that On, the evening of the
22d last/int Mieroslatiski idvanced..*lth 'almost; the
whole ef hie army to .offer combat to the Proasians
under General Hirscbteld. - One of Blierosiowski , o
regimental,. namely; the 2d dragoons, was ordered
to pytkeed to Schwetzingrin. They retailed to obey.
Their refractory spirit encouraged , the citizen° of
Mannheim, who, rising against Idleroslarreki, effect.
ed_a counter reiroldtiott:, Mannheim, thee Merited,
almost without an engagement, 'opened , its :bard.
cedes to the Prussians, who entered the town by :the
Neckar bridge amide the loud cheenrof the citizens:
HattOVer la reporteil to. hare,ceme forward with
projeat which is likely' to add to, rather thin allevi
ate:the, present di ffi culties of the German question.
It, pro poses, namely, that Auetrie and Prussia. , shall
'divide, the supienie power between them,7tatalter
nately, but , conjointly. The chiefdom to:" be
ported by a Cottno.l of State, consietingairepresen
ladies from all:the other States of Germany. This
chiefdom and Council , of State is intended to replace,
theCitteldrahlp. of Prussia and the College of Prim
eels, as proposed by the TrrpleConfederatien.
Ou the 24th instant the Prince of Prussia had his
headquartere at Langenbrucken, on. the road he
tweet, Manheim and Carlrube. The troops bad
number of actions to sustain against the infairgents
at Blenheim, Latigenhrucken; and Brucahat 'At
Waghaeintel, where Mieroalawski had concentrated
all his forces, the advantage remained with the Pres-
Inane, but they lost 19 dead, and 124 soldiers were
misaing. Beast, Mieroslawskifis aide-de=camp ; 'was
made prisoner, and another was killed, • a'atte,
Schloeffel.
It appears that the insurgents were Concentrating
round and. at Rested*. The troops of the Reich:mid'
the columns of General Schack bad united at Sins.
beim. Thus the plan of turning the enemy's flank
has perfectly succeeded, and the cities of Laden.
burg. Matioheint, Heidelberg, &c., are in the hands
of thevombined troops.
Telegraphic despatches announce that Carlsuhe
was occupied on the 25th by the Prussians, to whoria
two Baden regiments had come over.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The conduct of the. Neapolitan government li
such as all those who know the peculiar nature of
Bourbon.faith, predicted it would be. Every condi
tion of the capitulation of Palermo had been viola
ted. Notwithstanding the publication of the general
amnesty, frana Which only forty-three persons were
excluded, several persons who had retired to,Messi
ia, names diriltot appear on the fiat of
the cony-three, have been arrested; and among
them Jo a priest, the-Abbe Allegra. A journal, the
Forbite, having ventured to complain of this infrac. - .`
non of the law, has, in conseqUence, been suppress
ed, arid its editor, M. Salafia, has been arrested and
imprisoned.
The list of those excluded from the amnestj has
been increased in direct violation of toe treaty of
capitulation, by the addition of the names of 208
other persons, among whom are the Marchioneks of
Samartine, and several other ladies.
BADEN AND THE PALATINATE.
Letters from Mato:Mein% Heidelberg,. and other
planet itiAhei.Gtandlhichy of Baden, bear - wit:Wei to
'the- total discomfiture of thd Insurgents in a series
or smolt battle% which were fought on the2lat,24d
and 23d init. Letters from Karlsruhe inform us of
the preparations which the revolationitey novena*.
men t have made for their Sight, by removing part of
their troops and the whole of the funds which they
had in their power. It is said the money and the
Free Corps have been sent to the fortress of Rastadt
which fell into the hoods of the insurgents by the
, capitulation of its Austriangarrison.
AUSTRFA AND SARDINIA. •
A letter from Berne of the 23d inst., announces
the conclusion of peace between Austria and Sar
dinia, on the following conditiumn—The evacuation
of Alessatidriat . payment to Austria of the expenses
of the war; Modena and'Patma to be ceded to Pied
mont in lieu of Lombardy; an offensive and &abu
sive alliance between Austria and Piedmont; and
the latter to furnish a contingent of 20,000 ince: •
(From the London Ship and Mere. Gazette, Jane 29.1
• THE GRAIN-TRADE. •
The reduced state of the stocks of foreign wheat
is the kingdom and the very sparing manner in
Which farmers h ave brought; forward supplies, have
caused a further advance in the value of the artiele,
notwithstanding the fineness of weather and the
generally favorable reports respecting the growing
crops. It would, therefore, appear that the prospect
of future abundance will scarcely counteract the ef.
feet of prevent scarcity; and during the time which
must yet elapse before the harvest can possibly be
ready for gathering, prices may be expected to be
at learn supported if they do not advance.
Mlity parties, usually well intormed, are sanguine
ore further improvement, and that such would take
place in case anything should unfortunately hereaf
ter occur of a character to cause uneasiness in re
gard to the growth of corn, is almost certain. The
potato blight is said to prevail to some extent in the
southern and western parts of the island ; but from
Ireland the accounts are much more favorable than
they were a fortnight ago; and, as far as present ap
pearance can be relied upon, we should be disposed,
to believe that the disease is much - less generalthaif
at the corresponding period of last year. If July
should prove,hot and forcing, harvest would probe
bly be commenced in the southern parts of theking
dom in the beginning of August.
Latterly farmers hare been so closely occupied at
haymaking as to have had litUe leisure for any other
description of work ; but as soon as the fields shall
have been.cleared of that crop we may expect some
slight increase in the deliveries of wheat from the
home growers, and as we are inclined to think that
foreign supplies will not wholly cease.we are under
no %fear of scarcity. The arrivals of *heat coast
wise into Lonacin; have certainly been very small,
arid fthin abroad'. we have bad moderate receipts,
An endeavor was made at the opening of Monday's
market to establish a material advance. Factors,
taking advantage of the insignificance of the quanti
ty exhibited. on the Essex and Kent steeds, commbii- .
cad, by demanding prices 4.t0 6s, per quarter above
thoseocurrent on .that day; week ; they soon disco,.
ered, hinveverithat the millers were determined
not to pay that" advance;. upon which they were -in
duced to lower their pretensions. • •
tfitillately - a clearance was effected on terms fully
2s per qr. above those of the preceding Idoedaye,—_
Since• then no furtherthimage,bas occurred in quotit
lions; on Wednesday scarcely any thing was doney
and this morning the - .operations were liketilscnn
important. For the finer descriptions Or forolild
wheat a goed steady inquiiy hat been ostierienced.-
I On Monday we had mthera.numerous afiendanae i cif
country-buyersbut they acted with much caution,:
being unwilling , to , pay the advance of 1 to' per ,
qr.insisted on by holder'', except for such '-quanti
newel, they were.obliged to take toprovide for,their
Immediate wants. Shthetttenthelnquiryhaarather
fallen off, but Wieners have Manifested no-anxiety;
to press - business, -and -the rise established. in the
canitriencemeot of the weak has been maintained. •
: TheArilliers bayonet, altered the nominal top price
of town Made flour, .Foreign was on Monday held
higher than at any , previous period for some time
past, 355 to 36a per sack being dated for fine French
and 24 to 265. per barrel for,gcod fresh brandepf A
reerica.n. The ante was, however, restricted, and
this morning the; article might in some cases have
been bought rather below the terms named. The
operations in beans and pearthave been on a strictly
retail-scale,..and qtrotatioris have undergone no
change,requiring special' notice. The Irish demand
for Indian-corn has fallen Off.
Orr Wednesday morning nt7oleloc •• • EDI9.IIID FHA:ACTS
GLIMMIVALtir,son *Map!. Bernard May. ttged9 months,
•The fziendaef the •famtly 'are requested •to attend the •
funeral from the of Capt. May, orr Wilms tract,:
near Washihgtom atito'clock. thncinonsing. •
Ar'Nafelfiri,' the2if itifthr6f MOititlsentery,
SANS PATcEELL; formerly Of this city.
On Tuesday evening, 17th inst., in South Pittsburgh,
Marcus W. son of James Acheson, aged 16 months.
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tended to refrain fieithigaik*aelting_teLit4:titifor
date misunderstanding exiating.beween the Fire
Department and the Councils of the City of
gheny, but inasmuch as wo - have "beeirsingla 'tin(
by a few malicious and evil minded individuals :as
taking the part of, and justifying and riotere„ . wo_
are again compelled - , reltietantly;TriAriffeb
ter.
The stplent what """
eharge'of-the'Editatial ttP4bi:da44,,
this ty,,,i cotraepersaisifiithe.,;Pseas,
with:-regard to the difficulty, ititikea , uset- , Wf-therol 7 4
aiogdage
q'thelast,..with its, strange proclivity for wrong;
sides with, and meastuatily*justifier the rioters."_
A moremalicioua, liasealld flagictoustalerehoda than
that contained in-the aboveperagraPhiteverjepp
ed fn any paPeri except; the. foreigad;ioiiiy
which has long since loit all claimatocdecencyaci
deals in nothhittitie,rdatiiiirhelkoo4lie-ihP"-'
above parigraph itte'Editee,keewitittt he:#fiSipeepf
ing .I'7U; beim and: Wieled.r.rciand :that too; cierc-i
ly far the purpose of:misrepteseniftqrAvi rifilf,eatt: 7 ,"
'ring jria erivenapietite tor 'iOrerlie: . ',..itfAr ne
,
lice of The fire -in Allegheny City-ire said . net,one
word which could or would have ; been cotiii#4`hys
* man poiseasitig ; en* .indo:4l, iiirinorr. Image .
an attempt to"measerably justify the,rioters. l 4 i
To ChoWour-ividderrihtivi(giesslY:thlii lekal.Ba!!.
tor' will lie, we republish that Paiticiii of Zer..*.itiele,
alfildiegick.the etattev.- After . tioticisiCthe.emotint .
of property diatroyed, and giving a statitseent of the
mfitinderstanding betweeif this firentea'oeiiceueeilt,
""The fire, evidently the work olaniincendlatyl
et:Add belie - been cheeked When but a frifiltifitriegint
of damage hadcbeen sustained r bat firemei4
equally as mothball and Mulish as the re'ciiiihtird Of
Council, refused,4o make•:* single effort toward
' cheeking the progress of the flames, tied thofireirtut
permitted to burn ,op,bortt, on, until It burnt iteelr
out and laid four squ area inaehee. - -"- •
We are willing to and always hay* . Prahted the'
firemen ; when others have
_censered, htdieviegtliat ;
they were w more sinned against:than- sitining.t , „
We-have-said that the-firemen of Allegheny Citified
: a perfect right ru
. to muster tbeselveseit et servicei
their time la their own, and they can assist to check
the, progress file - or;'tip t, just asibey :p."1404
but they. have no tight...to. prevent others from' , at.
temPtlng • to save -the 'property - of their ' rellow , "eitit.
cans: _ . , •
The firemen of Pittsburgh, we :understand, Were
willing to work their but 'w,itepreseqle!l"
frotkd o ing. so , by, . tbe ~gremen "of .Allegbenyihity
threatening that if they 'attempted to throw *psi!
'they Would chop the,:enAjneti„ - topienths.,,..lf thisjbe
true their, conduct is very,Culpable and deservini of
the strongest censure.. -The Walker tbe Wordilti4teit'
'Engine We know was demolished and several:olive,.
in which a number of individuals Were 'Retiringly
hurt,, occurred in the rieighbotheeill'efthe.Elitdrief .
and the Engine finally compelled to leaveithe
grohnd, but whether it was done by firemen.oigljr_
side rowdies we alictinable to-say. The • rows•was
quelled by Capt. Kai:4,pr the Penn, who appeared'
anxious that the Iltaiiiiirigtenchheild be permitted - AO.
do all theservice Abet She nouid.” e
Is diens nee single word in the hbove which can
be twisted into sucks shapoois to !measurably jos.
tify the , riotert Would any but a knave or a foot,'
say that theurticle had the least bearihg Wit Why
The egotistical hewed and , most el etielsummatti two"
,
.who has so grossly perverted the meaning of our ex
tide, is constantly in the habit of mierePreriedink
the Press of the city. If others think him- too con.
temptihle to noticel we at least are determino,that,
he shall not serve us so with We have
heretofore hod occasion to show this, fellowuti in
his true light, and make him the - object i of noire - real
loathintritind_ hohtumplyi - wish..tri be
forced into finish-measures again. •Let him beware:
how he makes We blackguard attocks.
It is hard 'to use:dlecreet , language in ,alludiug so,
the malicious attack of this consommote,ohoundi
Tor"liilite le was
office, we were at work endeavoring to savo the
property in jeopardy; as elif t brptio#,. /40eal:
Journal will testify. WEI' worked, while men, of
property in Allegheny stood - Inactive; - this; we :
claim no nieritwe 'did as we would be' dolitilsy;
nor would the mention 'a simple, act..ol7doty, -
were not prompted to do .so from the attitudh-in!
which a mean, ilaintrilly:Ated meodicious',eneMY
seeks to place us.
Our readers will pardoa no for deleting so math
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of Our attention to what may seem to them envier.,
thy of-notice. - .While-we,awdeeply
gret the , lantebtaile denouement of the rieferte.
nate toisunderatandinghetWSPO Al*ProDepartineak
and she Councils of Alhigheny City, -- welnnst'esy,
that neither party is biamelen. As a bodytluili . lie.,
men of the two cities are prompt, energetic and kffii
cleat, and should not be held responsible tor the 'don:
duct -of a few individuals who have crept among
them.. : lf wo: mistake . , sot, those ,
the first to brand the - firemenitrowdies, retbane Old
cut threats . , would .
,be ; the last ti? leave their Worm ,
beds in respond 'to the, summons of-the alarm - bell
the dead beer of night r and haj . :4" fitrtii,'briiiiti the
elements of all seasons, to , save
. the lives and_ pro
perty of others. The firemen do-these thing! : ';lint;
one out of every twentt r are property,'holciers ( .. ..tiht
prompted by the kilt:Aires of generoneand 'humane
dispoaltioni, they struggle nobly, and frequentlyjie
the risk of their Owe live4to savii . the,,proPerty of
others. And because a few l y a -very fewindividuals
indulge in brawls and streeifights i ehould the whole
body be censured I We think , ' nnt: ,Give the sfires
men an opportunity, end they themselves
the unruly and disorderly from- enthintthem,
We ba 4 e iidas 4 4 lie - airdies - illef, the - rowdies,
who prevented individuals who- Weiri4Wiliiiid
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endeavoring to cbeelt:thiit mvageritffittinyikttrildon- ,
day; are deserving deservingrievererit4unininitent; tint
we Contend - 15a the Associationfrifidat*Mityini
Pied retTamßibinliles
Muster the companies of that city out of ferries
We put onmelven tOconaidorstiln trotibitynittCtilat
in order ' toltrcutWthe4ii;dliiwingitntement of , e:
difficulty between the firemen and,Councile. Ifit.
true, and ' *e.l4o4l.llteil
let 'the blame fall where it bniongy,
the Jolli'vring Ititunintinad Were : . •
'3
/isingt4d,'That 'thin -Ansechitiori:YiAtileipt;,-tif.tituf
Councils efAlfeghetey City, an annual appropriation : '
of four Aund red , - Dollarir to each , pqmpanytinipg_a
mimither, ofilltie:Asiecintion; sitilated srithfn the
linen& of the City of Allegheny. •‘-',•
Wowiltre; T haiit this requeif be not coaipliul`:
With on or before the Istday.. - orvii - 4481.180.,14t*:
Ootaganittn tiffe?giat„4l43 !
be aechired het orservictr natil'the'Sonneilk may
think-propentoseraply.with the .regtiest4u , .„: •zq
The Atnnicintilan;was'fi t ireed lithrtfiti'l!§:lo l ,4e!t;. -
surellir.4vant Offuniiii:4 o,inceitbilli:tureents4petk:,
sea. A. of the above : teal/ llgiiiiff;4ol#if:ltri::
a inenteriat;ireii:hOpiloClA , l44 - Vhar,alv4:Aiei
Committee on - inooy4 l ?intl o #?'a l 4 - ii*YA:;*
quells Made freiiimiernhertiorAeliesaciation-prgingil
th e tverginnce o' at
arrangement between nhirt!tho i * n iikA i
these efforts-4064 AssfoCiatioit icrikr.tintent#teetis.
ve!ned
meeting of the•Aitti, rciatiom was called; prevtons to;
the lit
an answerytis imOtsported the Committer from
the ' Azibc O* 4 l o 4AAtt4tMttlf'd,riiiPot4lV:i*
dlthotiltee.4:4o . Conacile; coosidiie& himself:
at"?9 !...P ° Tti#,#:,..,; l -f 4 j.4f =i ll/ : 4 ,:' 4 ' .... 13 L 1 04 0 0 i i:•4
the....ankitiotten'ye.lueelvon Abu". , tne - ..Resolution of
May Bth be ecitOplitif;vith
011 4 14 ..r.n,
Mitieti:iiiiiitiiii‘dlittthis way until lent qiturdity
evening, when the enunciation was called together
to confer with a special committee from Councils in
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Life ' lniurance, 'Marine e Alssarta.tiaii#l.7.::::.'i,
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- ERsoksT Ells wishing to effect liisairaiiechrnefiliet cf Ihp
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the office Of tie Sabearilier,whcileile auttiofqed;.ititent
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7. , discovery 'of tlus-namescad to , . e
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eici ditipdted - persons who iaterfaitittp:lmTaLta , _- .. .,ay ,... ..
pression ' of, thn Sec in this - city:Oa.tlC:R.4l. the au to
clans act of Cutting ibc - Rese -oft ifiTe.r 4 T;i7z.' e by. ..'„ ,.
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generously
c.i2ling 2(' ' ltr -
of our: - own vottipa.il . _
threstaiintimidatirig4 ash. porti ons.. . .
Ales' as were , •dlsposell ;. to save
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Slayer of the City.of Allegheny.
ALhEOHENY " CI T. 4 ;f:' , :
B„. Ef„ fiLITER'S. original...and well - Acnown z
of theii.ungzueXtind abova.aa wzrA
N,gs,mix;e4ZaltipDAY aild
Doors open at n o clo!c."' Concert commence - EC
Adthittance 4 25 beritil,•
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FIFTEEN CENTS
Ladita Deo„aitaieq:cip M ,aa•fpini 9 . ;(6 11 ' - o'claca , , A.
oilier:
delicadieLaf.lha'aeasok. - •
pry attention paid to the coiafort of tl{osa xbn may
favor thi!:akimcceptablyhmens With a call.
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LOST.
rl.tthireritteritill:rewurd, any person ieptieittb*
ftwiegAitieletti losttzt tke: ate tfirp. Mle
it3tii_bn&Lßlaok - Silt :Proßee 01elatittpiempt, ttoni ;
Dress; - ..Vpnipf Stays ; 1113 1 acAt: r 1.. 0 5 0 ere4, .Apromi,vglate
okitt; IrpEtaiftir Pam* White M oles kin 14N:11,i-A "I±.
pet bege,Avulkjeouldet!a 4Tettlei,Ece•—•.,,, , • • •
JAB:MP:. • Dlauiond , Allegheny Guy
IEEEP.00010:21/BaTEWOLJTELENCE111--- •
- ciremeloa:TaA.x , waw - PugArgs - c. - ;
irtLENTLEILIEN,vAshingie ,- -,eupply,themsvyge
Btlirceier,Coeti•yest or, Paws , at3 l2 o7 l l474 o Pitree:r,ket
pace, and tvho wish , also tc!',etuat econem_YoVottl4A744
Istreet ~t3I.:P-13000wREliiiiing;:
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-7-7 nits Vitanted;-:1 ,
Thitt ikter — . Agents can find'deakrable sitnaUo
• to,tokaltibscriLerafortwoo t/itr•°-"itabuibleWiltk24,
hi g hl y r , oo mm•endod.in the Eastern CidEas urdenureiy.
he‘ila• this vicinity-r-bY aPPV noon to
-r•t'caineatlilind Market.e4tg 4_14144
-; - DUEBS BONE. -„
011 e cuttq s _ , onto . j
Rj friatnuzeffin&W.o, •Pnralteri Califs". tif.Pi.rPlennet.
Rine, We respectfully all ~the anentiOn of
Merchants tout Dealers to the largestandliestvatiety
the above articles in this city at the lowest prices. `
No 153 North Third above Race street, adjoining this
Eagle Hotel, Philadelphia. iyl7;ndtv
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regard to the buspeseton &Weill distinct : propoel.
- _i x l i o n n e s sv w e e d re ae rrx i d e e es to scr th e at e - v fi o r m airi ni e it n te c e oni t
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about, be brought
and all the offers refined: Neither
said committee nuke a single proposal to the asea
Motion, as they considered it would be too much
_litre bidding foe heu eervjaes:. :` j
We give a plain,litattnent
to us by citizens* whti have no istingthi
'wrong-doet,;27- I tie a s mattervir : is the public will
forneait, own ..4lPe* # 0241 -1 --
everyone who hat/ an interest at mute in the came
tritielta l itliii; hati not f . ' • -; '
Tows; lissis - arto.-1--A meeting of the
Allegheay City, for-the purpose Ufitirgaidslrig*tiOW
system of protection against - fire,; Feld - ia''• the:
h tlark e tl iootfillegterday,ntleinboer,:"Ciiizitobietiai
was called to the Choi n,ratratated :,the object of
the meeting, and called u pon the c itizcn e to sastalß
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the.Founcifszin their eadeayor'to protect' the ir
ei : t t ."' 4o#ikikteo - dPOOloarti!ot kiF*lr'ticpftOintiii
ed,for the purpose rot drafting resolutieba iiSpresilve
Of the sense of the meeting.' After being abs e
a
Cow' mitiocoalbO'-'iromnit_#°74eiortO44'aeftEafi
resolationeileprecitingthe - caureeitirsued by BMWS
o the gieli24ll:# lasi co fiagration~ sail calling°
upon the citizens of each ward to form
; thembrifvess
Cotapicirislbr-the protection
the Reselitinnifig,gre? adopted,, and meetings cal; '-
led in each of therWaide for the purpiisepf car Oleg
them out. Col. Aebitisenstated that as aeon as
companies were formed the.*aglow' ine .. tidie
would all be dOliFOrOd over.to hem ' 7T* if the.
could show that they owned - any portion'of
fot -- 01p
payment of evilly. dollar. - '
`The meeting w as addressed by Meseta Datsie r
Curry, and Riddlii.Y , 4lrE-.rpuiiivippeaiiii tri
sent the Firemen, and some orthe persons precept 7 :
apiitthred - ',Mther thislowit to have liiiii::"obtiiied`f.efi";:,;•
and finally accomplished Mali- object:- •
• The meeting adjourned quiedy. - - • - ` •'• ' • r
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meetingof thePlonath ean
- SOnieti,:iid Molina; _ ifi
1 , °lotions were adopted .:••
the .m
Wit or the
Voberens, i
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have's - 6 suddenly befallen ou ' r
society itp the ;
aticiorioithe 4',ll4trpliased tbeal ,, l, wino !
tine jest linler„of the Universe; to-..reranynh4dnritliit
'odr esteemed felloW member; lola11';);4 1 30;*ko
' for - iso long a time,,bas occupied an hinerSdAijace
in ent-Midst; has:shared in oneeteyrneetskand'h.,
-ever been' loved atid-respected'binsatlk.:SSA.idte:‘,„.
cerely:denßly rinMe feel that in this dispensation„
DiiineTrovidence, we have eaetamed it severe lose r
Of that ifinlineretit
both' as enticiety and as in n .
tie or a frienashii, whichbad-hoped menitifiareL ,
i.devontiiitted,
and ,desirinis to manifeit our regreq - oridlnShosAeor
:respect for oar 4eceassd-lellow.rnemenr,-;lWelbavii)'..,
:unanimously
Beaolred_ , • _
, That by the ;Jean, of 'John
'late Secrentry of_ our Society, one of the 'etiglitest.l.
and
d best minds , of which the University ciflqbeast;.,.,
aod one .or the mbar efficient f ol eintieW.basbeda: . -
withdrawn from atriblT•43B,..and , a,-voict hos thee been
-erected in - our midst *hick . shall
sincerely regret. „
Rewired, That Me.-AtieplY sympathise with the
relatives and friends inthis sudden nedpalnfn.l : _nn r ,
reavernent. „ , •
Ritoltect s Thattee.ernblerps of:inotiratog-!151414-•
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can:iv:mho% for nne.year; and that at all
incetings k -each member appear with th e: badge of , „
the Society covered' with crape.
Retatftli That-the above preamble
tions be published in the 'papers;
~a od.
copy - , be-transmitted to the relati!esandfrimia,
deceased,
- • • JOS. HORNEII;;;PriItL".,
.. A. S.' BY. Illortoen; gen'Y. - ... • , „...
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Parson.—Thero.sniefivii offenders in
y isti tJay'Ooralog;tme . diethaiged::allittparia4to:,,Ti ..
4n3png3tre
:10.9J:tore afivorti,regeobtAnte 'to
• v k d s a k . n?oFirz l qcttigqi4o l ::foiig:43l:l44
on 4F , . top` o fo hit! !le0:' 3 7 11 1 79 8 ' On. rged,with u
drankeanesa, but witiviOgacqicwindelkt!ft stamped
every reatuol - 4etika k!,
dat_he was _a 'member o de temper.
.made 4Pt 4 ( 9°90.,:!!::: - -
mittiaernt giancipnt Edwitrd” dresi a < 4 139025-49r4. - !.
his pocket still took a ; gr befdre' deparnpg for
HELD TO Ben.—George Blacketock was arrested •-r
-and held to bail la the sun of $1000,,by the l►Tayo ;
of Allegheny_ City, _ yeeterdefsflereeini,eti-kelsarge."
of attempting to riot et the;l l elSll#,Pdelitiek:ie::ihis - z - :.,
Dismotul. His brother, arretted;at the same time r "g
wad diseherged.
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CHOLERA. RETORT.L:PEIEED: *ave.- to : report -1 4 ,3
caleo.o(Ckolera from , the ;
clock yesterday. One death... ;-:.
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tiEr, The LairVit Boos for • ,ingest law-jutit.bieti:..
eceived in , thia City, by M. 41.14pri.4011'
Street. We have: merely gimletit at ita
aad we are free to ray that ‘'4°?, l t.fiT
any number issued Our tidy. fr - tifid;! dfisfign
visiting the ,coontry, could .not sake with them a
more delightful companion than
• Debi :4'1).6d -
Magazine- for August, have been ,, receiv
flolmea,lbird
a new novet t called «The WC9dfri,Vl*?-'41;94 1 11 13 "- - '-
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