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eetAng of tho. ogAiskitiflOgutoitteo.
Tor:DEINIOCRATIC C . OI7frrV•COM II7II. P.E - of
Correspondence arc roiliedea"kinelit:littlvfeditelaa
the - lOW:dpy.of "Adage, rit.....stithtirls.f.Pf- osolos Nai l !
FlekelSon;LO ocroeir SIAM , - •
_ Cirt4V4Clumn..
follo:;! 117 g g
irp.” o 3 .) ,
v JosArtisiiitursr, ' • /if' -- •
• V John D. . ,
Then
- John Bitrairrhain Tiv -
. sbittai.i
H. rilaßßLortnyt • ' • Wm. Beltatioover,
•.,T. C. Hann; ;
:Jae: C; Herron,. - ..ettarlas Baraett,
..Jamas - 'Watson, ' • ' ..Tamea H. Sawyer,
j. „ El.llop,ii . , •
thunahan t • - ' timerßarr. -
John
. : Derisiiceitte Lit or tfiiAtitia ;• 2 ..••,
The R 9 4tM4CesDepiattnent has been wretched..
/ Y. than(Orgii.:i7.lli.laYl6l` :Whig arty
obtainicitqlowei:e , , ate- aware that•:derangg
ment to a,rottatn .extent, mast follow , any change;
buftbiliktiiirtsif hid inexcusable bltmders'and bid
man agemento m that tiepartmeot of - thq:croyeto
. merit, lia4: l c7f te. become,inauserableii:,4:o4Fe
bonastiithit pptlaptly,:hop - Methal
better mighir,taiie.;place ; - but, we lafirilf.tiroOd
comp!Ttnls.- . of the. non•racb!p:l4ar.,papere.,
.wheif,ivii-noo , they have .heen:i Ileno!tted: in
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Pitisbugii -. Post ,ClffiCe . Now . - what 'lie we';to
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retneay:tikid74-otig? tjleoot of:oorpow,.
et, todetec.t antieipeeer: the • 4elinclunt and eoy . ey . :,
Aessiogeote - Of.thOrGOverniriettf.Volio.titive beeo pot
in:ofrttel by the.-preseot ; :e0 In istietio -
- Eir - cri-Vostinttiter-swiltrtetuleaver- te! .- ezheyierete,
hittiteep)io'ee.tolfe:: • 'iiut,BtiLt‘ii4 - Otitiojeo .
wron g ie contilmed: -- Ccilliniar; ifitt.'Weltett . avi
too busby ;ecg - ged an , epttjog"off Ate.,hoos4 of
= Demostiate,.to.iokihslosiif ettentiotv..tilttbewopte
•of the people_ .Bot;lith‘tkiteaven, day of reek
, onipi - 2t41/ tonig•;:an tin 1 41 4 40.i0kee P e r .
soot.rba-aye:oo - *(loier so tauch mischief; :wall,
- be hurled
fee , itevei - tosriati'olfsitir ' - •
pstss-und../Petst3 . aiirsi.lr
•'Il -
"angqi::yourba'unors oit the outer ‘ialls
The cry ie yidChtoy some'."
.. We' . clip •the fallowing important anocincement.
from the Airteric.in of yesterday ,
Aiienntritrti.. - ar yitz rioVLatres..l.Jotto ?tickler,
bis Excellemey, with the
lanit , of.Licitt:;.-Coloneti,-.., • • “:
It is tit to mimes',
his side4sett . :l9ittifs.s.with:die
: ittio?c*i . Fra#l4l - o**(ir.s .to
heierittiniltt:iiiiiliargh . with Gea Taylor 1 - 6.04:
bin tisitcrtkieij.ltiel areAo rFarcliforPtinitstawsioy to .
waie farther crderi JohttlYtyltfailtteq . pitel:6ii:
adman4 - fi6epanti.tenod pptiec..
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.Al;o'l'l3E32, Finikiironsr.
cilionicleir• rein deniocint.
from the-Post Office. ltit' , DrydiN"Voinar.noool3l, in
thletati;..inal the dpioiniment-of Jeba M. lan)),
•in place f Lamb *sit : theViii - Bitien . andi
date fat. congreselatt fallOovtogbeen. a whirall
the 'cla,ys °flue li re: ; . Whil.4petilbis mein Is Fitz
Taiieff:llo is certainly sp
. oftnetca..iliie.arietipics to 'offies.
The 1o!lo ; tiog is said to hays been,written on tho
lent inistaiill.:troiiib.iydetr,by.Blr. Williams: .
Fitz'Wa fep bs,rspoken, aad off goes myßeady;`;
Bat titilrtato.bettee than a dozen men-clet4 •
To lit ,routing the whole Taylor crew
Le.ther,glo - d time that's. coming - in 18 fifty-two. .
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ilow me to
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I ilfdate rote •fitirriailtit,.l.list.:iiid far -Gen. Cass ;•••••
Though he - did , tit torl'a/lor,,:heAld far tittle
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Chicago ?itiititne, meet( no t
)Or7:fl 4 ble,authertty, learns !kens gi!reiltahle author_
:ity”..thatGeneral 'Cass .twill stein -hit seat .in the
.Senatg dupng. the ensuing .wittylt;',. The 'Michigan
• Legisingrisl . ...haiiog ,instructed,ititis to vote for the'
Prevnio,,..he proposes that question.
. comei,trtr,Jvh:dofiiNiy wake a great speech ;paa .
the .. FILIVINCV Stin!on, and thee,. resign."
z:The .Trihitiyl# l 7..4, paper, and it may therefore
be, tforteCthat -the above is a miserable
' orii , track..” , t - • . •..
•,.. 107.11te 2,Beyriotte • Reveille, •wbich :is by no:
netinsO:Deinorretil:pepori4t4A: if. iherr;Wes.
.neything u yantiegVireskelbejolituteeti of 'the
Whigs • dangeious - .4ll',Tthe4iiiiii , eleciions; we.
woulg : froth Tru manrit
.Steitlf,;:iotatise.tropelieryje44r. Cloy wilt .belong.
ind . ol4eStkfcre4neflibeteil: We have no faitiai
his .1 of tntegri4 o ;randlif he is to constitute`
. ."tbeXeetral power of•theliThii.party,•heaveirbeiti
110iii;fir we think liiiieferViciiit !" . The Daimon
• :will good enough to put....that : ilk..his pipe . end
Extrntssare - Ronszeirisrllk.ili l oiLEAns.—A largo.
Vnotikof "goOdaWero inclett:' from tho quarternmii,
tier. *Are!) ouso- it:NC;t4 - '-ctileani, the 26th and
27th.iit 34:11;:"'rlia parties implicated are a Merchant
ItainedXetglino4;•andliliontati Earhart, clerk in.
ineOittrumiitint office. Some gq,ooo vorth:4r.'
gPodk: l l".* t:ifie.f. hist as they were about being'.
shipped IdNitcbttoches . r Suspicion points strintgiy.l l
to EarliniAlts'ilin Iliiefian&iterganioi as the receit
et Or die itolen'gbode,Boiti , shnve been arrested.
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• • Nt*t.l:flepazza , Twirls° Migtstl:i= 7 The . caoil T
iiy of:gisinetheeireeciat' , llittWd.'ilidti to 'draw:.
a,late aglierb journal say.', by
. - 7introtliitiOn•ot ibis - D1371y prepared "tinted papei
With rits,4ylabizr,tbso. - inorekyooraping tho sun.
by apetikni . tei a gradliated ,
lights le bbialnedi up So a tiripinot:ithite., :Sketcbei
made troakpattirO,-and,butsliskt!ttioted with color
to the torinai,rc - by:ihis'neiv:iiitulisii readily (Imbued ,
viltb tbeqtrnotioliaric etre:cis:of sky and cloud..'
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• Tics Painar t er— The love rot . diitiactiou
pervades vetv claarianC;Otocisity r. , :. The? ,
poii ; youid,Wri beiitirpjly'espressive ortbis;nalr
retool pgesioa. . - -
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**•'- Tiiiiii : coi:liraisitiboiy)ni•conntaind by art,
Glows" inoio,or less. atittforitin in orrery heart.
...Th4.lifona to gain it, toil. on'toili endure;
The modesfabna marFd;''.! •
skill ant! ivtiter ` e l,g r td
I od heepsttl jla n;yithspoontains ofthe dit . !iga.
I;nr.:_elatitr.kliefoVlt _
Striate ori'ourl-linsaite,:aadglilteni"Ori
9 11 iD1' 310 W- in 'Pr°gre%-te!
bnildiog,'. fill e dge i at toe ,
feet by 184, acto.f4m79l....iurfac!#!::,4;9,3o9liiiiii;
feet.' :I'4e:
.much.!
)thigit . 1 6 .4141.1.
Equ4T'elfeet;'„ Th - matoriaris. fouactpv:lhOerolo
valley, above Columbus and is '.d species:6( ip . or t ,.
bie filimestano,-very:iloraill:i-,
priaitalleinore.r. part of thttespaiii,ilie Federalists
are errleiyortoi, tolet up 4ackfaitteraiiiftlaten
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News •tin4i.P.lgellaqeoys ~:
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' Porilaid;•kd., bll2 Aarilfpg,,..an'.. old
member. of the bari!o!4;4 l 'tnef clorlr coM:
mon aolineil, latelj4umped':lant.-Of the" - windiawl'or
tbo city kikeipitat,Tlailltaelipons intemperance, and
.died a fewhours. rwa sinco vu mons.
WY' In reply to , ibe rumor that the Cholera had
appeared at Niagara - Falla,;:tita Buffalo advertiser
Bays there has been but one case and that was a vis
.iter from Buffalo. There Wa3 nq cholera-there in
113234 - and will probably be - nrinrkli*isattr.
Charlotte Cushman; after:illimdeace in Eng
lapffier--five,years, is about to the United .
fftsitti,:'only for a itio!t timt3.:v4iiitfiit6 be ticcont
P aided by bee friend, Mies llays,:ttie novelist.
2J - The N. Y. Evening-'.Poit (lonics - that resole
bona, .
repediating a coalition with Ftee-soilers, were ,
adopted, by a general Committeeef . .the'fitake! par
ty, They were preaented by sonieof,iiii" "members
of the Cori3inittee, but werct_titif,iiiptitied- by 'the
rest. ;.-.'_
A. hitherto unknown race'Of poople , .havo,,it
,
is said,:tiesn dlscOvered in the interior of Africa,
.They aro black in eolor, and very tall; but destitute
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of tho wide! nogrn features. ' ."
' I=l - Fotirteeti deaths daily, from cboleisi;' by/4
been the average number :ht•Chicago, for a week
peat
it:There' ret . ,tivo.,hingttr . itaya Mrs. Parting
tbat.nlionld GO'il'icitnei _every evening at dark
kr .. .in'and - vvoMeii--tepecially if there' aveuntying .
Dishier in. the
,houao:, • ". ••.
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EZTStrakotlch, the'aelehrated pianist
eat" the Emperor of
. Reasia, hpd. quived . ,at mpri:
pert, aniltvaa.to give "ri ,
MOM:
' , oti the evening of th31•11g1;'...:!;:,. .
The "eprintiu old:1111.4 -)unreal- ihei ,, l9tb: -
'inst., Sittll2o6l:lColl.‘,o*::"Co 7 inpliitictn .
frOrri.that.towniO.lNTailesi * tinl itielllinols then ant
-that the , cars woltlii'zeiimmetiee their regt!!!riti
eve -entire read ott Monday the 22d, • .: •
10Er The Wingten . .(o ) Sassier unatatitanda
- ;:Wil mington'
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that the blactfil of- - that-pitheAeid /1171eFliag, and re
solved not to • **Aeon, wbazie. olfaethitha
will'not permit, hilita•caf to forget:his p r ejudices, ae
tosuffer them *eat. al:the; same table with tim.
ber A)ady ofs
was a s k 'e'd' to join (prima, the
Daughters of .Toteperouce. She roplled,• 4, lt le un
necessary, illy intention to Join one of the
:Sons,Amon?!..
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- :' . 4lgrAli*.ilietlCeietceiboehei has thelollowing on
tklioetleiimitirted hair
! how aid is your Int,
.Yoiattiitigliktiitio red, and your poems are not."
C:3 ,bTadtirtfB Sontag returns to the stage, in COrn
iequenee'of the lass oC her own sad her hasband , s
'property-by the convulsion/ of the continent.
CS The Great Britain Steamship coned! find
purchaser.' All the project bargains for the disposal
of her have misearried; and she now lies disman
tled in the dock at Liver Pool—a largo lot of old
iron.
CZ` Hon. Joshua Mathiot, a Representative in
Congress from Ohio, died of cholera tit his residefice.
in Newark, in that State. Ha was, at the time of
liitl death; gland worthy patriarch of the Order of
Sons of Tempera= for the State. of Ohio.
IZTGov. Briggs has issued bin:rickey!, appointing
Abe leth day. of SeP4irifiaiiii;lilitt;aluatler trial to
idectssinember.orCongress in the fourth district of'
Maseachisette,fatelircpresented Psicry,. •
••• •T At Providenee;.on F riday- barenoan; A 1 taro
_gas , woria blew up with a terrific exPtosion injuring
:several persons. Supposed to havelictea - caused by
-ti:;spaik resin a karaiier cent atieating'in leaking
gas. ,
1:0 1 The man Adams, noticed as suffering by by. ,
411dphbbia, at: Louisville,the Other day is since dead.
Another death by tbifindstborritle.l4 disease
German giri—bassince taken place— • •
;:j CV" A' suit bal . been institute% hitlie onfrieis.of
ebip Chaeles.Bartlett,ao recorer.tho amount of pe:-
VinliarY loss suatainedlby the late frightful cotillion
•between her and-the Europa:
Cer"Gen. Aveza:ana, latecoaltnindiirAr the Na •
deard in *nem, in company- Stith , - Polka.; riui,
iertro• 4 i" ysay - Ito"
comingao thar•coun-
CZr Win. P. Cook, who was shot about 4.month
sinee,at Richmond, Va„ b.P T. W, Lotticr, is :I . l'lll
tyieg in IA dangerous audition. Lottier iv still in
prison awaiting the result.'
As a general rule, when the body is ermined
I, after death, whether of a child or -adult, one or
I More Organs are found in a state of disease; a fact
which induced a physician to state that he looltell
upon every , adult he met in the streets of London,
AS a walking museum of morbid anatomy. Out
Of 49,089 people who died in London.. in the
year 1846,- 22,215 were carried - off before they
leached the fifteenth year; and only 2241 died of
old age, which Boerhave stated to be the only dis
ease natural to man. In addition to this, it must
* be known that out of the number of deaths thus
'mentioned, 14,368 :were from diseases of the or
gans of respiration,And the great source of these
'diseases svaa-the respiration of impure air. One
grand means to' prevent such diseases, is to have
hell . venjillated houses, and to.keei_ the airis
Motion, for in warm weather - the air attiays vill
ainies a large - quantity' ot:'atiimalAnd vegetable
matter in the form Of tbe.OVis of infusoria and the
-seeds of the'vegetable organisms. The act of
.bretithing Jots, Is a great cause of rendering the
Ilk:impure. The air iwthe•lutigs is exposed to
r 70,600,000 of cells, having a surfice equal to
thirty limes that of the body ; . so that during re
„lmitation the air is deprived of oxygen and be
codiaktoaded with deadly carbonic acid gas, and
: is reijdered totally unfit for a second respiration,
being in reality no longer atmospheric air, but a
poiseinistia gas. A second cause of the' deteriora
tioif:cif::tlikair, is the combustion of , tamps, gas
llgbtairtiedles, &c. A , single candle is nearly as
I fajenjostrin:flui air as a human being;' two four
teen holt mud burners , consume as much air as
*van men. A third source of atmospheric im•
parity is the vapor, loaded with animal matter,
peen offfrorti the lungs and the akin; each of
theeeparhi pour out an ounce of fluid every hour; Afifttilkiika church containing five hundred peo
twelie gallons of noxious fluid are - given off
in 4ire4surs: A fourth source of bad air in
bmtrbsthe large quantity of decomposing ani.
mel add vegetable matter left to give off its eta
vier etai the difficulty there is in the renewal of
tbe satin Invins byineans of the winds, on account
of the vicious , mode of their - construction * and
theltflargesip. .
. CerfainAiieeses are traceable to the want of
fresh.rdr; such, as- fever, Consumption,4lCirofulo,
, destfOss,'ona thot most fertile origin of numerous
.disboses, the. common cold." In England 'and
`weiceij2p,ooo people die ammally of consump.
ijon,...ttricrtliti greater amount of cases, is among
indooi; laboiers, and in the eity of New York,
'about 3,3 110 die of consumption per annum, most
.filiseloinrciitnica•Within doors. • •
One - grand mean!. of promoting health Would
be the ventillated houses.
No Hiving , sleeping ae.working• room, should con
leiti'shan 144-itsperficial feet, nor be less than
Vkittliglf, and it thitlil.:heve one window at
lesis..iiiienlog at the top t ,Assi an open fire plaee to
•
' ;if
cm 13
.1 0 .14 . 15 gas a'used should hare
Rieni•Aci`iair),P^•iiff-the products of combuition
rinAlliftlctillosClren . to eseape in the room, and
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t upPl y.:11 .
r. Uiiilase9,t6at hit •
.are
,Thoge.,..whttAke':inerci;
'rut to:iiniinals,,shoidd not 'debits'', they need
plenty fresh 'air- likeivise; .This we are sorry
;tosay,;is but. little thoUght:of,by the. majority;
noises ate huused most.atiserably, ia our cities,
and'ihieis ots. greatocanii:Of: - I..dis.ettie dulled the
.bestefe4.ttiaqiekee cniniiiiiloilioidy.lTh e high rents
dwiliing bowies . ..moor ille.poor, and kit
70,,,bies'i!i:,,o4ieatineiiiiare vice rOASO.IIB
of ailittirig small ' lip:lila:lents . ... Whet, the'
trgdy.lor:thisiikoril ifi . ..weinteniis-sbib to
' !an a- g reat — "..
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At a-meeting of tho Pretiapnt Plitt Crompatkk, Veld
28tb .L . 1849 $ a Cothmitiee of Svc siainppidnted
,
to; doll resolutions - oi to - the otkndilt of.the Com
puny sinc . A . the organization''' -
§aid cooitittea - cialle:3htif9llowiiig report
T/4E.,CIITIZENS OF THE CITY OF AL-
LEGHENYi:—
We, es a body of citizens, mimbers irif• Hid Presi
dent Fire Company, traald city, do think it. iequisite
" TP lt. "4l - .uttement of the true. character of the a
faits ~_..seen the Fire,Departmentomid Connell* of
aforesaid city; as we 'misrepresented in
many measures by:the Public Press; And at the - pub-.
Ile'meeting,'lthld in;the Market House in Allegheny
City, 'July .18th: r• It thereby-Wog dente& by :the
City. Councils, , that there was any cottinplicatliti:
presented bY this 'Film Department to the Councils.
pieviousto the'meeting of.Councile; July the.:
1849,
wo think it our duty to show that the COnik
were Petitioned in: March last by the President
Firo Co., which was signed by a number of gar res.
*table_ eitizetut sod. not by 'Fireeten
likeiviao, a second 'petition with A memorial, SOU
handed into Councile in bray last bytbe Associalleli;
reqUoiling.tui apProPriation-to the, amount oft4oo,
'per annum, for each and (wiry. Engine Co., belong-.
rag to said Association; and :Witte requite-would tar
be complied• with,• on-or before' the Ist day'or July,.
that the Companies would eller .thlit date, be dente- I
red out of amine until the Councils' would think ` ) .
'proper to comply with the.request.
This action •af the Association did not take place 1
until ailei the Councile hoe slighted the Petition ,
handed to them in , Tbei.membersof the As
sociatitM, alio Urged on' thete,the importance of at
least some correspondence (*.arrangement between
, the Councils and Firo Department,-and;When.' fill lA'
these aorta were contemptibly spurned 440 this
•Ciammittee from Councils—the formal 'meeting oTthe
"Association was called previous to the.let day of,
- July, 1849, (after soveia I meetings befure to receive'
en answer,) It was thei reported by the Committee
of the 'Association, that the Committee from Coun
cils would not correspond with them. •
It was
.OWlO* Resolied; That the 'athreamd
resolution ofblay 8th,.1849 be Complied with. And
in adherence, to.-,the report of the delegates of -the
Association at a stated- meeting of the President
Ftre Company on July 2d, a resolution was passed,
-that said Fire Company abide by the detention of the
Association, and consider tureelves no longer in ac
tide service as firemen, and,
kesolved, That we as a Company, will not inter..
fere with any citizens taking the apparatus to or from
a fire, should any occur. • •
In.reference to the second pert of the misrepre
sentation, we the President Fire Company, do deny.
The atrocious'assertion of the , Local Editor of the
Gazettet* Tuesday morning, July 17, 1899, in "re.
ference to the Mayor, and others breaking open the
Engine'hbose dame . ; as there was keys of thti'
gine house gliree,to parbeaconnected with trio Conn
cite, and we can also prove that the Engine house
door was open during the lire, previous to the taking
out of the Engine by th u d citizens, 'and therefore
there was no reason for the breaking open of doors
=and as regard& the assertions made at the public
meeting in the market house, on the 17th of July,
1849, we as a Fire Company aak the worthy gentle-
men to point out the ruffian boys who controlled our
Company. This we think they cannot do.
They base also asserted that the Councils would
not dictate, nor submit to be dictated to by the in
solent demands of the ruffian mobocrats. This was
very emphatically expressed in the MSS meeting in
Allegheny, with lord chners front those busy men
, s that hunted squirrels in Allegheny wheals wilder
nem." They goon in perfect good order to read
the proceedings of the Councils on the Tuesday
night previous to the fire in Allegheny. It was then,
they said, for the meeting of citizens to say if they
(the 'Councils) bed done their duty or not. We
would suppose by thin that they were conveying the
idea that the Councils knew of no other proceed
ings previous to the Tuesday evening before the fire;
but by a careful examination °feel. Wm. Robinson's
speech, (see Gazette July 2 2
.6,1849.) He stated that
the Councils, it was true, would not submit to the
firemen's dictation.. This, We should think, ought
to have shown the citizens that-there was something
not made known to them. Yea! they were very
, careful not to state to the citizens concerning the
1 fernier petitions that were presented to them pre.
vious to that late meettpg, or the request received
from members of the Association for a committee to
meet them to" regulate the matter in some metier.
Not But they can say new, that the Firemen's com
' mite* were raffian mobocrate, &c" to clear their
„own skirts of the Asir; and that the public meeting
was called to put down such men as the Firemen , '
committee consisted of. - Some - may< say that the
Firemen eraser is tot eel:tithed hi getietalArit can
any man thibiehis.prejudiceiln the one lido for a -
few montentsi atidread the .proceedings of the Pub
lic Mass meeting. • The assertions ofindividuals and
resolutions by the committee appointed to draft re.
selutione expressive of the sense of the meeting, and
.tray that the Firemen in general. were not censurca...
For instanco, Abe- -7th.. Itesithatirth- formed liy;,:thei:
committee censures tho majority in ad indirect tifilifs
ner—and then they will come out and say, that If
the Firemen had done their duty, the distruction
might have been avoided. We think we have ithowo
the citizens why we as firemen were not in atten
dance—we think we gave them a sufficiency of
time to organize new fire companies, Iron the first
of July, to the 17th, and we think we gave them an
abundance of time to complywith our former peti
tion, from hlarch up to July.
The Committee think it proper to show the citi
zens of Allegheny how the financial allure of the
Company have stood since its organization in June,
184.5:
Amount or inoncy expended by Company
from June '45, until July 3d, ND 1035 65
- Amount of money received from Counuile
(Turing came time 374 50
Balance,
This balance we have had to beg and subscribe
ourselsoa, in order to keep up oar standing as
Company.
Resolved, That wo as the original President Fite
Company, return our sincere tluinks to the ladies of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny •Cities for their kind pro.
gentatioes to us, during the time we were in see-
Resolved, That we return our•thauks to P. Mo.
Cortnick and other citizen■ for their liberal donation
to said Company, for outward expenditures and also
for procuring furniture fur the hull of said Engine
Howie.
Resolved, That we refer our petition as a Firs -
Company, ounce oar organization io 1815, for mature
deliberation, Vative to the course we have pursued
OD all 0CC.0610118.
Resolved, That wo return ourthanks to all Edi
tor, that have laid the case between thelemen
and the Councils in a true light before the public.
1). ANDERSON, -
W. WARDEN,
W. H. MONTGOMERY,
J. REYNOLDS,
J. HARRISON,
Committee
ALLEOIIENY CITY, Aug. 8, 1849.
The alleged Defalcation.
The Washington Union furnishes the following
explatiatien of the charge of defalcation, brought by
the Republic against Mr. Denby, late navy agent at
Marseilles: '
"The defalcation, whatever ho its amount, was
not occasioned by robbery, but by the commercial
embarrassment of a house in Richmond, which was
to transmit the government funds to Mr. Denby, in
France, and that house was ruined because of ill
ruin which the revolution in France liai brought
down upon the house there to which-the Richmond
house had made its consignments. - The drafts were
returned protested from France, and Mr. Denbra
drafts shared a similar fate. Such is the account
which we have heartier this transaction; and we do
not hesitate to express our firm conviction that, in
spite of the precipitate and illiberal libels of the Re.
public and - the Patriot, the transaction will leave no
'stain upon the integrity of Nathaniel Dentiy, how
ever liable be may be in law on his official bond +"
Tho Riche - toad Whig glees some farther inform
.tion upon the matter. It enyt— •
>•:."Wu hear Mr. Denby was appointed nary agent,
bad tequired to give security to the amount of Et200,-
000. Ho wait unable of himself to give the bond.—
Mr. C. F. Osborne, of this city, undo:m(loh to give
the security, becoming ow) himself, on. Condition that
to was to be Mr. Deoby?a agent in this country—to
draw all the money himself; rind to have the use a
it:until called for by the wants of the public - service.
But whether there was such an express condition or
not, Mr. Osborne did. act as Mr.Denbre agont—he
draw the meney—and understand that in -his
statement to the department, ho admits that he did .
Use about $131,000 of the public money, which he,
la not now Walla repay: , .
„. .
CerThe forced attendance.,o(Catholic soldiers to
'Protestant worship has been prohibited in the army,
- tfyorder..of Gen. Scott. So says the Catholic Tele
graph:
-Mr".Biiihebiidy Ores this delinitiou of howhero
'fA.placo-where.no•Yenliee has ever been, and
noYer will
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, Civiiptp ;Ike Wlieell ag, Va.
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ebutOlooilirOfelioWiutibrief algeent
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inpli
4iteptfronild&Bnisli'to:the -deCeaseit
• !./Agifiiii-Ossris LNI=SD Stares„ 310,14:
deglf'Orlers';';:l l :lk, tato r•P-rnaidenteattal
unite SlAise;ll4"beenibllowed by the
mentatlon .of felloikitizens. Youngest `of ati
the chief magistritteCtif the Union, - he hati closed a
lire K tbOugh not - ,:fallt - nt,years,• full of honors. :_-As
remarltablefor the : v . o6lx: of his. pririte.,life as for.
devotion' to all blipublic-Iduttes lii itucecssion
- high trusts, uetil_fils intultritailed :him' to Ito high=
est, ho deseeedasto - the.tinah, leaving:his country in:
a state of signal p,resperity,4l6l:hiSname impro escd
uponnleasurts"WlsOlullii*e.Otilargee her dominion,
"augmented tier rettoilekiicand - esalted her - renown.
'As a mark of nes*.tliblif memory, I recommend
to tho American cohieltlif France - to ,display -Weir
flag with a. badgo,- Of mciurnlng f , and • to American
: shipmoators iu. French ports to hoist their colors: at
halfkmast the day idler they may see this notito... .
' .q.IIICII.IIIID RUSII.ts •
Diftiston Order.. • "
• ' • VitAbur g h, Aug‘'..?,..*49:i4,
Prigadier,deneniltteriiner • will - - - ProttiPAY."Ailetilit
.each portion of datillkig#l6 under : -his einsiopredilik
be may 'deem stiit4hre--to'nci:nporabs**44;thl'eliiiiiin
,of Alleglieny.Co4o - 0.4u the -reception of the Pioiti.e
dent of the Uuitdd,States ond•tho Goseroor orPoiloo
Sylvania. „ - - -- -•••1-*:!•,.:• .- . , :4
Theld'ojorCeiglirol la 'persuaded that the.vblo%.•
- teen of tho'Brigtule will respond with plebsurCtuni,
eincerifftq'thonait the oltibot of which is to iendee'
approprinto hondro to,therillustriopa soldier whose
renown is the'Profiarty ofthe mulon'and inheritarioe
Oppostinity, ambrfeltioye oecalion at tho same
time, of extending* proper . otablfestitionmf:reepect
.for the hOnared - aqyaraorzer 'Our Chill'grsog end be :
'loved tornmenwailtli. - .
By ordor of Ids*.Gbo; uason. _ •
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O."KAT,-.Aill•de•Ca9sp.
grigolo Orderi t go, a..
' Boman
Pittsburgh, Augyst 9th, 11349:' 5 •
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The Brigadier General bad thisitaisfhetioli
nounce to the volunteers Or AllOgbliiii.noootyi:kbat:
the Prasidont of Ole Unitedfltates and,thefiover.
nor of the Commonwealth s propose to. visii
tritt on Saturday the 18th mast:- ' •
In compliance' with' the - with instruction') of the
General of Divliion',Find:lo the end that appropriaio,
honors may be atvaldedtotheiediatinguithod Oldie
officers, it is , orderd Om that the organized regi
ments and unattaclied-coniPanioe of the Ist Brigadtri
asSemble at thociti of, Pittsburgh% on the-day above ;
named, at 12:
On an occasiOn::of this lind,.l - 1 ta desirable' there
should be a reiilii6id`genoral Oliedieone.,
By cotornancrofßiig. Gen. Latin:ton. -
JONAS 44-riIeOLINTOCK;Aid-tle•canip:
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Earrota.—le conimection WWI our. neighbors of
the Journal and Chronicle, wo ioued en Extra yoe.
terday afternoon containing the very important new.
from Europe by the Steamer America. We publishi ;
ed thilinewetightien hours in advance of the otti . en
city dailies. •
Tue EMPUIT Mosettnni.--fhe.success met with ;
by the Empire Minstrels in this city it certainly ad•
precedented In the r sonals of negionalustrelly: But
this is not to be wondered at, when we take into
considerstion the musical talent concentrated in the
company. Thai ...glee ihiiiteeventh Concert
tonight, on whialreicCe:lllotWeirin'tf, the mast plain. ,
five and affecfingsiegriiiielodies we have ever heard
-entitled «Old Clem , s Lament," written for the Em.
piros by A young gentleman of this city, and amng.
mite music by Mr. Taunt, will be sung. One verse
reeds as follows : .
I've strown her bed with roses; de
Willow left for you. . •
God bless you,friend, you're very kind; toy Iptri
1 can't . subdue.
0 since ant tic on no joys I've known, her spirk
it's ;Alms-nigh, -
And 1 long, oh yes, 1 long to aloe( her in do.
sky. .
Mr. Taunt deserves, great praise for the - music,
bcingoire troderstantliliis first effort.
ErrATlc.—one of our cotenTporaries says that it
is "pleannt to walk forth from the city to the shady
groves, and there, in solitude, commune with entra
self, while the bititi are caroling user your head, and
,singeing Abel! swarrilittle the-mwo-
APS i:-;grd .11 t..„..1 11- 4 . Ht - 1iAt.i,51;44i4:04.4,..1
Mhanii bean aittir . Pine titipyil temperance drinks,
as it gently gittled down his throat, we would say
at once that he was sincere.
Mona. Anatter.=-Have you been to see the great
Magioan and liieroniancer, Mone Mrien I If you
ham not, why.go.to-night, and if he don't make you
believe that Old,ltick assists him to perform half of ,
hie trick., we'llnot ask you to go again. The arial
suspeesion is one af the most astonishing feats ever
performed in thin city.
S - rcautec Pa/int.—Home graceless scamp antara
the .11aytir's °the every morning,' alai came. otf
the papers. ti ir Honor intends dealing with hint
according to biiiAeserts if ha can catch hint.
KNlFE.—Wil(sho individual who carried off our
black handled penknife be so very kind as to return
it t If ho don't do it forthwith, wo are determined
to buy another.
Tur. Mks Elsibraii,liv.,•We have been unable 'to
learu any thing further with regard to the man shot
at by the Alloghbny..osllioe, on Wednesday night
last.
Ittolsoallrzzo; , -Wo ...understand that the Good
Will Fire cornpapy has been re-organized. It gives
promise of becoming one'of the tttost efficient and
orderly companies in the city:- -
Pouce.—Out of the throe offenders who lodged
In the Tombs on Wednesday night, two were sent
up, and one diecbarged.
FuLt..—Tho stages going Pnat go crowded with
passengers daily , An unusual thing with such a
low stage of water in the river.
RAtte.—The heavy rains of yesterday will doubt,.
lea. have tho effect of swelling the river.
Married.
Ott the morning Of the 9th inst,by Rev. Mr. Toaadale,
AL L 114xxxx, Acrehant, of New Orleans. to MART
JA SE, daughter of ;ohn Tay lor,of .thia city.
ID'Auazaketa to a resolution passed at n meeting of
the Clerks of Alnrket street, held July 27,1E40, referring
to the organizotionof a Literary Society—there wilt be
a rneettng for that purpose on Friday, 10th ins Lon 8
o'clock, I' M., in the long. roomTovor Braun fe.• Rener's
Drug Warehouse. corner of Liberty and St. Clair. eta.:
Punctual attendance is requested. By order of .
It. Tits Co:saw:Ea.
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[Er A SPECLU =
held thiTalmo or the Good Fire
Company Will be sevening, lOth ittst„ nt the
Allegheny Hall, ut. half past seven o'clock. Punctual
attendance is requested.
The Original and Inlmltiab e'lletzseh•
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Leipsic Edition.—Retzschls Gallery to Shako
pee:ll's Dramaiie. Works, in 10 monthly parts, each pan
will contain air or more beatztiful engravings, with ex
planatory letter Press Englis It and Gorman, needy done
up in Taney Covers, and will be supplied to subscribers
for the Whole series, at the extreme low price of filly
cents a putt.'•
The subscriber Is confident, tram the universal cele
brity, of the designed -of these illustrai iana,,th Ot.the sale
will e commensurate with the internal worth of the
work; and from the fact of the whole, series of eight
plays. when completed, being offered lbr the price of t wo
of the original German edition. '"
The work- Will ho.comploted in Idparts, histicd'Oß•the
Ist And 15th of 'every month, and will contain HamleL
17 plates; King Lear, 12 pits; Macbeth, 12'pllis rThti
'Tempest, W pits 'Othello, 12 pits ; Romeo & Juliet, 12
pits; Merry 'Wives Of - WindPor pits' King Henry tha
Fourth, pand Lentil], /2 plateir!
FOOT numbers OrZlhe 'abovetue alreiuly•publlshed,.
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Sub.scribers names received end single -numbers for
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*ANTED—ro contract with carpenteri Rend : masons_
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To 'EXPRESS aiMPATIILIVITH. trN GARY
Proposition to take ap Ann against.
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FAIIT.EMIST MOVEME;NT'AND USPECTED
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Tate hour onaitinvedey ii!terption. - ..,„...i
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A large and enthusiastic meeting wnli linitt,i; ; Lon:.
don tovipiessibe‘pnblie "symi ithy, unit tliti! no ble
needs now hairig-autde:by., pit:tripig;kot..... 'oe ,
achievement of their indepetiepeeif4 - iltirian - .
.doittliden. . Thii meeting etilftHr . ltitsr:Rptitt:. the .
BrltiOrtidetri the
. resege;tCs; Of- titißli!,Mtviact
goserhineetkeJtrigr‘i. i-.''.C-?;.-ft'i-r'..74....i'"
it ie itifetrthied Qaaher ritoved"tim Arst rneelnv .
tidn x .,proving- that the frietids of the FinitgaViak
calico appreciate extremely the struggle of the Hap
gatians for their independence, and even the peace.'
fut Friends sympathise with them.
''. vhen some !written, initead of mincing
_their'
ivdrds in raphLalitOmi , imm, .4 mere s y mpathy; pr a;-'
polied boldly to take 'ye:ortep against Austin, the
scene of excitement and enihrodiram which eollosied ,
baenall description. .'• i - ':' ' '
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•,•• the whole coot aesemblage; rose to one roan in
blcize.of - ezeittment and gave,a War yell
.with
menden+, fotee and enthusiasip.,
The petition adopted tty thcfpeeting'hanb.ennieh!
beresiyarfiateent, and -elietie4 eti.enimetej
terestiet Aehateupen the afrahi of Hupgary.
Se flocs' dims en *ions and divilione exist in the ranks
of the majorili or tlie Legislative Assembly. "rho
Legilimists are determined to recede horn the stinks
of the Bonapartista, end Orleariists, and rotas them
•
selves into a separate party. 3
Certain articles whiCti haietaPleared of tate in
the Legitimist organs abler this tendency of a spar
um action on die partsaf the One do Bordoan, and
ate held to gise,toketi.yif ,thikisistoness:orrin cutest=
trively organized'' coniipifaey.
It in •aaid that tho troops ivich wore ordered to
'embark for Italy before the stuiender:of Ramo was
known, and thereupon connterTanded, are now to
embark for their original deatino.' i0n,R0.1130
The Government has received n.telegrepliic dis
patch dated Badon,23d July, announcing the surren
dorof the fortress of Radstarit.
The Prince of Rusvia enterciil Radstadt . at:thel:
head of two Regiments of troopa-
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. • .
The accounts limn the operations in Hungary are
confused and contradictory.
It io admitted that the tnacheii?us Ban of Croatia.
Jellachich, has been completeli defeated by the
Magyars under Bern. 4 . . .
,it appears that Bem crossed FroPrzeesns with 50,-
000 men and took the oncampe*ta, of the Croats
by storm, and after a series of &Meta, which last
ed four days, compelled the hope:violists to raise the
liege of Petorwardcn and evacuate Beitkii.
The troope of the Ban of Croatiitoliepersed bylaw ,
feat, and diminished by sicknessOnalio no headway:
against those who marched southL , • .
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• Th . eimperialitts fear that Dem 'mill aatei;Svia.
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ittld Vonin.
Tito 1130 of Crotia Itodloou over, the Dilnok
liho into Servin.
The Servian Chief, Kniek KAII+,_ had been for.
cad to leave his position at Skill General Hay
inn has gone with a third division?) the support of
the Ban.
Beta at the head of :00 2 000 matientered Zomba,
amid the acclamations of the pcople.
- From a Bulletins issued by Prince, Paskewich,•
published in weiner Zeltung, we have his version of
the sharp action which which occurred ort 'the •7th.
at or near %Vaitaen, between General Gorgey, and
the Austrian Generals Sass andßumberg. The
Bulletin states that on the-15th? the Hungarians
marched upon Waitzen then occupied by the Rur
lien Regiment, which according to former orders,
felt back as Gorgere.force advanced, et night Gore
goy occupied a strong position before
His army was estimated at 43,000,with 120 pieces
of artillery.
He was attacked by the advanced Guards of the
Russians under Sass, bat the powerful artillery or
Gorgey failed all attempt to •dielgdge The
cannonade on both sides was severe.
The Hungarian eaeitley. . made Jieveral violent
charges on the Russian ontOoats. Qa the 16th the
main body attacked \Valium Notwithateruliiir a
desperate resistance the Hungarians:were compelled
to evacuate the towel with the loss of two standards,
two pieces of artillery and 600 prisoners..
""In the course of the pursuit it tvati foned
,that
Gorgere,vanguard only. bad beemi engaged, and
that the main body of his army bad :roarched . notth
unobserved. t.
Rudigaz with his - cavalry was despatched in pur:
suit of Gurgey. The Austrian General; Ramberg - ,
bearing at Petah of the defeat of th'e . Ruseimis, left
.Shat city and hastened to their supptiti, macCeeded
by the movement, in stopping the nogrevs.of Dem
biski," army. Reitnniediately fell beck upon Wait.
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.zen.
The Main body of the Russian army meanwhile
came from Hanbres, and iteatrength'wat brought to
bear upon the Hungarian flank and rear. Under
these circumstances a groat battle wps fought, oti the
"Ibth, which reanited• in the -defeat: of Dembiskits .
'army; Gorge)! hiving taken hie troop'a to 'the Ncirib,
.and not to Comoro as was expected; :and generally
believed.. ' • • 47
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march to Ray (I)
.- The Austrian trtnitne:iider•ln.:thisf has eile ‘ inosif
'th I to lin in
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division at the Island of /folk -and4liviefinie tuidet
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! Generale Grabb and Schlock are ouroither rido.of .
the Danube to lay iiiege'to s the . fortresa: of corpora.;
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Under the military rule ofGea.Oudinot orditotsii ;
general tranquility'preitila in Mitne. •
Alt public Acts are prainulged in tte name rifilia
04 1 gillinessetill continuesat Gaeta., but,,beyond.,
thafkcjopenty elated` liat ho Will ilsinalo tliCio-un
tilSaccouchin. eat of the Queen s, ofNaPle nothing
seeitiii:la be - known of the movetheatabe is resolved
tolalte.,s•7ltio`said; however, thiithe will afterwaiffii
proceed •.to- Rome in • the - eietel*.:of-Aull apiritual
authorifyi--11:ig not mated bow the I ienclr Army is
tribe Pilikti,tirAt'# ie tepott ., That she Emperor ' of
Rtisiki* nfrared to,DriifOlinets, Ten, !Wallowa
- withoutligereat, the principal to be paid at the rate
of half a trillion annually:
The Ainerican:Consal at Rome had • not -retinntal -
his functions since the outrage that had Isieri
mined on his 'Official imolun,Uea. .
Garribaldi witiafpwritar on the 17th of July, and_
leiled a tiitinte 0f12,000 on' the inhabitant; i;.r ,
th f412.,..1acm , !q1.? , ._b#1k41i,10 1, UP, a• Poolt!o4 in Op'
people were colloat;:,
itig pavta or the •coantry -and ; forming'
hand's:of armed' - iaeti;s-With the' design ofjoiaitif
GOD39IERCIAL SlIhIPTARlyjj7;-•• -;
• • • treitizroo4 SMurday - JulYls4o: -
L'O r o r aOrojOr:n4 l3l l - 4Pritig . -ktlPPoot.**44 l tiiiii.re•;.
ziente4:sui now teatiurd:rogniring partignlai l o#ll4;,.
ailburali to - don:tittle or commercial ° oepehtp riper
ir? mm
talbellbize•othetwiae;atd•appearances indicate that
iiialinnta from
Inlhis Prodeco mOrlei there Imie beenfair trorte
, actieas at Oleos. , • • .
The Macey maticefia 4,cody and tho rae i:oter , ..
*sat ancutoged:
Ainorican SU:PO(Ir continue fvmp end United States
e per . ee ht Beads are quoted at 109 i.
`OB2. , _
C4tton—Upland 5} for Fair; Mobifdbld
Ntw,..9xleintstd ; and: middlin g litrper.
Bitted Stuffto:-The current quotation! are as foli;
lip,pstern canal flour ranging froin 225a320i11d,
leer-to that merchantable',
[These, que:tationcoaliti;.
• • •• •
it no material alternations, ran& of
• quili!landpirt..
dwopt !cord' 'tiena llrabght por . l4inbtia.]; Jedian
• bitn:lll6i(OlieitSrfir „• . •
Coin Mitrkrit—iyheat - 'ils 4deSe:i d for., [fatted
States Reds: White rani :rained Cat -Sde•ls:atipir •
".•'' • .
loßian
Gan - lain less request itt.2944pa
and-28(030s for yellow. This is it sarall'decline front I
I the
_quotations •of Corn per Cantitria a week trailer:
Proviihrani are in good , deniand.- Pork in herd:'
1 -firmly for; foil pricer; and sales ere ••,
-
Bacon is in native requern. - . Fiootastein§OrditeY
ranging &4;ri.3810:41r134Per eWi, - ,Wettern.riarice
fropt.2sr626!:.'Sttotildearbripg 17102.3 s 3d Lard'
is in .steady;•deninad; and the prices bayriedrinqed,
5 d r 9 !! per er.r 1 .... -21-
•' NIA A
'IL - NEW ~.
a
AR.RivAL FROM icis§..o._Eltoßpia.nt
Lita45—SUPP°F---• ouNrs FRoM :THE
STANTON--GOOD ACC
1 - -.: MINING REGIONS.
init. ' R tA , Aug s s i9 ,
~.„. ftem Naw Orimus; August Ath, We learn thatthe
li..*:Steantship" Falcon arrived' at that -limit on the
night of the 3d, frarn Chaßes, bringing 14..pasen
gera;and having on 'boa.td 3175,00 q in goid"-'ditst.
The raining anationbad just set in of ehigr6, : and'
much sickeeanhad prevailed
.
1 TherCaptain of the Falcon-reportrthit'be nati. - n,
wreck Sahara, at.Piovideiner Island, supposed ; nd I be ,
that :of the_Propeller Colonel:Stan ton,. from New.
Orlaans;bnund for Chagree. - • r. , -• . - , ,:-. :. =, -1 ,
'rue, .Falion does not tiring any inter tieWsthatibad .
.nyend,rbeen_ received „per steamer: -Crescent City
• .I . ..e.iiiiteiCtentihat Gett7TerikitZi.F:Titi4:-'147e1l
-the city to take refuge on hoard a ship from Mobile;
is false.
Real: iiiiiie. - at 'Sala Riiiiciedo_ in 'erinitionAY 'high-
The hatil:i'illeil :the - Par ker:Hoiiin; iiiiitiantOoi
rents for A 35,00 ite? antioni: .— -
The former had accounts as tothostateplatraipr_
at the, Gold _Diggings,- which came through
sources, prove to have been fabricated.: ThCtte :
counts froth file thining . regiotiahronghtby This ar
rival are on.the : contrary , very favorable.
The shipPhiladelpliii'vras Ithir . iied"to the water's'
edgoio the harbor OrSan Sfinciseri:
General EUdey',-as •Governor- 'of 'Cilifornia,:had
summoned , a convention; or tttp peoploittr:mnet '
Illonteroy in the firat Of September nest,in,order to .
adopt 'plin f OrGoverrimcnt for tho torrimry. - - •
Pliiteprztalti, .
.pll4 F. - Al:
FURTHER BY TEIE :FALCON NEViTOE
LEANS, .AUGUST 4th
There were fifty or sixty cargoes of goods reinaid
.onsald at Sap Francisco; but march andiza of
',yeti:kind was in 'great...request. : , • '
Although Immense - quarititiee of gold 'had
gathered, it was considered Au beinoxhatistiblo.sUp—
• Merchants .• „
-Commission at Safi Freneiscio 'aie;
log an active and profitable business,. They charge
ten percent. for selling and guarding naerchondize
coneigned to them: - . : '
The general-health at San Francisco is good. The
gambling houses havo all been closed. . -
. .
Labor of every kind is - suspended on Sunday
Four Obiirchas of different denominations bare a
ready, beer built.,
The subtirbs or the city, covered temporary with
tenements for the acenmmodation of the flood - of
new content, weary then&pect of a tented field, tied
San Francisco that sof a hileagocred-townithern be
tog at leant 2000, cloth. tents, large and staid;
belonging tia cOnipanles and
In the vicinity of therminps Lynch hutf'the.
-* Sailors aro very,scatert.ni San krariciico; and the.
wages current range from one hundred tri tirn-htin 7 l
dyed dollars per menth. • ,
Carpenter& command almost any rate-: of> Wages
they choose to demand. --."
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SERIOUS DLSTITABANCESIN uzirroin4l9tit
AND' LOSS . .cIiFi'LIF,ESAETWEENIitaiIILA._
TORS AND FLATHEADS: ' •
Angina 9.
By accounts from Paducah of the let of AugnaL,
we learn thatthe southern end - of tho "State or DS:,
nois has been in a -elate of actual war for.antreibl,
The " Regulators,” or
,hcineet population banded .
together for, their common'protection, number about'
500,inee ; and ilant! : FlOUieeda> , as they , are called,
_the-thievin g pepelaifeif number about '300; The
Flatheads by , Itipeatiii .aggreseione had at: Jae(
aroused the regulatma to naore:actiii:and Sig,orous
measures tor, radices. They. Prainiakieprits ,For
arrest of come 10 or the , Flathead leadoio
summon eeeie to anmon a poise io - nldthem in making
the arresti.779srSaturday Thellailleadtfaniableled
at a log keletr; ! nnntjieting about 4q, allwell
and nOtiotied.aniii.intni!: The Regulatore withiles
Offteeis sommoliol,l*.
,Flatheadeita:er. •:The d6ritnd
„Leave wan Ono 'Owed Pwal honett anen to leave
the Fort. 'About «6 availed themeelyee of the per—l
Theßegulatoretben charged upon the Flatheadei
and soon ceased their precipitate flight. r`Dorieg;:#l4`.
onset howevor,t.here wore this Fletbeads sfllce and
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th ree, wou tided. Of the Itegultite rathere meta three
mortally_motinded. , : The epeetry„ of
great sizitsidon4tinsfistheads Sod
hunted down in The citizens ere
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deterMincd to . run them oil he-Camar-7-trii
of them fled'ever the river into JCerittielly,ard ra .
Mail' chalking and hid in the eivetepe.
we
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• .•,i',-,,:..:',,i.it.**11,,if1;•,::::':.:4'.;•...•.:'''-.-..
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Nzrt - Vertit s Av.9. • • •
The Forelgn'Newn s togatdcr t7Jtli thn lead veither
113 5 that therdis npth Ina
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R EAD the foil owing editorial from the Saturday Lovett
et.qt :FOR DEAFNESS We. have ;heard marU
lately of the efficacy of ScriroTa 01.1 3 Li- cater of Dear;:'
and astonishing cures by tas sunila,remedybave
been. untleeedoriebb' 'Performed. the editor :at a
-journal, circulating retentively througbout the country
• wit deem it our duty to,calf public attention te .thie spa : . -.
ci6E. Those talc tc d with thi rorgadywillend Se arpae.' •
'pa (oiDeafriess well worthy tonal.,
• „ Price $l,OO per bottle: - ' - •
For cute,rtt tee Akla Tea. Store, Fonkth
,•
•
&.-IRASON & CO 4 .Ikro4o 0 .12errboeptiii t iz; ; _. ; , ; : .
ita Ll - *Ter tolurchasert foiloreixik - Nesw:Gtzttdiivis:
,- -MulledStvitellarr'iland Stripe d hIUSLINSiPIaIh
ko)leats,i Linen Iteitdlscrebleas, Riper C9triblia,'Cinalt*! , ,;.
Viptabi, CaPd , DrilliiigsiMocittnil'Orrpgelkfcidati t ek ;
tineris,.Ginglionts,-„Dinpers,&c: abaft) ,
tz06r.1091119447:p •
4: 1 1 - 447 . .t , VSittaF.:1
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,r , RIAIiiir.ATTRFAVS
finglo : - " . Water-aticale;;::„:71
inITTZISEYARNI , -04,1;100 _lbw; miscued numbers; ,100, ! .J. bales Bathing 60 do = L`andleauck rice' T vilte ,' for . :.
-J: - :
tato, by;'...-4abglo.F.',:- • RBFAVAATTHRWR&SIOr4s....
4.015411 T SPICES.±..I4.4 7 keMOmprove:g.ll7totigyt.:-..-- ;
._.
..sPiltf*fOlii*OY .- 3. - ` .
r aell. BrA7rFiEWS.:er..CW
QCQELGEEINGSA,DWPOTABLI-73i - Alarrel.t3corch-r- •
pzi Jars, itn:3l , 3.lltlutitsPotuli - ,. otuLtor.sale Ily r?) - 3
3*. .. , ;. RELEY;I3I.63THEWS. it. CO:
for sale b •- •
OAP-?•:15.04x3-.Pr;--B°llhy
50 , . , .., if ,
, Penelicsi alliL'A • - ~,,kli
11% .- arierlitpi , . lo. #ifq,44.l,,,,,,'`lititi49D;Pal,ekt,
: —.lt ax... „ - •- • i,...,—.C.f.,.
4:34t'gift- ' ' - i1.E.1.4i/C7aCiPA-T33,-21fa:t#:'-'
:,- iiiiptalike:*eirsiiti'yentig. : ,, , ,-.
r.__ l .lVOtipre tender skiefri!u3. ... ,
_• .... ix , .. oring. _
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Wi..ltsburch 'for thel i ri-je a v ,i.r 4F4= . 0
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Pait - FIVE . -WEE lb ' r : of.,l,tttik POP 15TrFlf
bey Wt !{ Alif' 6 ,• ,
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FAINmENTS-. APOLLO 7 .734::,S;;Iiidh' 7 .' -:.
'' .'' y •• .v.VsNzer; , •4 0 .plit . . 101 kj , .
....„,,.."
, th'ai
V itni 3 theY;wl , lITIInRLESZUE, LANC13,Ad....,.c.,4.0,,.,...
.NDoc.E%,
Doors
0 0, N 6 GS n it BU RL
0c . i0cii.,. . 5 . 64c.:0_,:rt ic:::_:ii.inui,_ ~,,,,..nceniAit0_5..:,..,...,:........
.. Tickets -23 oanta.- : -_..
. ,
HE Horse Market ark!! ho held horentler.OU the Lot
in fent ot.the; 4 ‘ Ataoriean Hotel;" on 'P.eatt_ street,
.iteatthe Corral, otipbsite - the . old'Eforee "Marliet,)
.the girt tiler pan a the - poop lo "liormator
aunalder. to be :the botter,Vaoa ) 44.013y4ere:ant17.;
eollero.naoy .expect to hive mustier doge- thetnZ P9M•''
menCing: on Saturday, Angattlith, 1849:: .
turg9:d2o : ' - .•• PATRICK -
•
QTRAN - ED:AWAYfrapil tbo sabacilber, el the hitiTleet
KY Bonita, °alba Biffiast.. a.Red Alit kCow f cv]th white
pima; draoptok borna - ; and a mall- belt erileir
tUractoiy reward will be paid for. 4er -itcliv.aytetbe.
subecriberpat .. 4t . e . Black Bea r pou..ie. cornerbtilte;-Dl*! - :'_..
=mead:...:Lol-Dovvi)Etz.-
TILVID COPPERFI ELD —No, Sof Dial:en's; David.
Copperfieldri. Jastpublithectruid - firr gala by:'. •
: TA& I.OCKW,OOt.63.WOIid
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• ~. ~. ..• • ~,g,izazo Lt4 1 .. 14. " , • ; '.-- -;* • • • ..,, , _r;
272 . 1 ,.,.' • • • • ever,- , z . minlighisime..E,4l9 0 ,4 0 ek.• ;,.•-•
TH:P— -- ---• wararsilguz,. . EXED3LT/o,p7.ofthe ., gleac ma . .... , , , ,
r ei‘ ,, ~, . - -.. 1 AD,FiIMr. • - •'-', '
./.1 u. 4 .' ° r . ci - iiitf - ' l 5 di 1ed..113 3 villa; ji nil '..44:maciasoci.• • • : .- •
--. 11e..k- - h miemdf.riovelues:
.e sli S blar- nel t lL LIT -- - ~- - - ' -'"' - ' tatiSg.: : ' ?-... •:-
I.:fiIiARANfiESSION of thb : inatltuuonmll coin
manna on the': first Mondayin ffwpreoldier,--,-)1.0,5m
, :rin Federnratreet, itr``Colonade litute,!g4 door-from the
bridge,".•: • •
tuertniotr, - rini**it'asiistoirinr r4zilOstlm„
;English - ...Deparntent,linoitilliod Rending, Otthogriipb - y- . --; , -...
Darnne T Sowriungt:Engiiih Grununer..•Rhetone •
Logia.EuoCritieistiliGeography;-...
. • History, Antheittlo Dud the, hi7,her branchestiatathe-
Nntnrat'Pltifosoilbyi - .-.Chemistry,'. - Astronoray;
- -" ,- ;BoranriPltySiorogy,cleblogy,qintelleentitfnnd
Science and all other brulehos recitlisite so
• f.J . at AO ,
Classical Peptatmenti:lueluting the, Latin butt- Greek.
'• La/ignagei enctr•
French-, • • - SM 00';
The4eivities of coiciinteni.tenehers are secured for
suelins - desireldsenfolnot(iii.Prettsititui I ; ermsn and
•
also
It ialleSiratile_ibut...ttiptlit enter .111 c ittihe ncime
at the pessioiri , yet- tli . m are received at . any-time, and
nredliarged attbe aboirtirittesfroui Tietunaoientrance.
No .41e-oluni ion made - for,iibienees, - etc . ept . eases_ of
protracted illness. . .
Furtherinfornintbilmaybe obinined, : indappliintions
rutilehy.ealling upon..the PE: messier.; at • 11.5..Roatna_on- - .;: :.
.Federnt street, or at hialo4 . ll444ll.ffinvin'A.Rosr.4lLitp,
erty street Pittsburgh, between 31171t0d ACM etreell; or by ..,,,.:
uddressing a - nolo Womb the Pittsbu Post ()Moe. to •
tbe.Prinelpf.&.- W;triI:RT.CALP,.
Allegheny, August 7,18.19..(- - - •
.• . .
Mar Beflei'or Rena. •
• ja.....;5 1 / l Eiaexitried.ileasa (2. Irearsliit..a.WZlP.Csinb--. t
/jibed .Grocery,lorttli. 'situated is /he
altliWihilieifi'earridciet,:aear the ala toll; gtre,
the Dwelling-yr:undoing 5' rooms with - tmll.:tralre oven•
and Statile, all of which wilt he sold al a BARGArisT.;.lisr..', :
the' present occupant (a terrde) ld about
_country. ' . SASVMGUIREP
Trilltfr, Third Street, near Wood.
Any pemoreisliihing reengage in the Grocery rind Dry;
erloodsoeConfeerieriory: linsiness - wilt find they:above 'ff
goad o • • - ; faugditf
The Seven Lompsi or Aroh!tee:tore.: . •
DV 'JOHN.II.I.IBKIN,—WIth - Aarneidus
JUl•dvawn axid'ereantad by:the atubot io one
...just published and for sale by • • . •
aug9.; JAB: I,;.LOCIWOOD M Wend atittt '
. . .
•
.."..S HI It'r':lttA NTIRAVT.OR
.•cienctonierin3:Fnrnlohln E Cip a
' • WHOLESALE. AND AIL
*). 68 FOURTH STILERTjAPOLLO-SUILDINGS, : :'
' BrlVEr.N . 3ftiß)Zi'Ailir:.*pkarii7.llllT2*TO,' , "
vs?iiircit cui •
117'4-Iwals 61 01Wita • large -essoitzrie:h.' 451 - 13birti
Haeotta, colinfir;VpilrOcGtoyek,Hoeitityl inlander ii
I.lntleeShirts; •lltacren:
..11EANKE1133 111AGAZINE arid Mate .Fineneial
-ter.-Edited by .T-Smith ;
n New, York on the first °revery moot!' et $5,00 perite.
Subaeriptions received,- rind Ike trork'pn3reptly
plied by + p • JAM Bls LOCKIVUOD,, -
Stockf6ietts'and good will' Of .
Foic gale
T H G E RPCEItii Y•STolBl2,.no* doing a , inislitessat:t3l.7,•: , -
fttuiporyear, eta ellglblo:lccationiand 'One orate most' ,
business paste of Also; the leans of thestaft; , :.
lieipg file two years, from the full of 1 astAptil:f..TO cair::". •
person or persontOpossopslng a• cash capital ors2sco.or^
aliettee chance..was nevitroffered , for - au invest,
'neat, the present 'Occupant Would not lief (tinder
*Ahoy cfreiimstancesjtds stock, ko.iwaiLititot on tictount
Of sickness end severe indisposition: Poe farther - par
ticulass apply at Ibis office: • •
. . •
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;SIGN' O 1 THE PLANEANDJASA.W,.
. •No. 7 13'..Wood.stftes, .Pittsburgh,HbßEß,- ••' '‘ •
•&..T.AITFMAN, I mporters arid Deciless in Fa•
"reign' and*.Domertie-Rerdware, In nll ite varietieti;' ,
are now prepared toiell as.low• and on-as reattonalle
term neean be 'purchased .elsearhere, .VVe solicit our..'"
.Mends; and .the generally; to- call• and examine
our mak, which consists - irk part or Haim* 'and
Pocked and Pen,linfeer; SciatamilVienrs, 'Razors
Trinamingsi ouch as Leeks,Lmehesjiinrs and Scrota',
together with every - other artioli;usoall 'aePtin Hard -%
.ward Stereo . .. Wo.invito the attention . ° 'Carpenter and.... ,
:meehanics'genemlto our assortment ot
have been selected. with great earn;and Which ,ire ore
determined to sell' !Milo tiVelgaiaketiOn"' lared&W
IMEI
SlObi OF TOE PLANE.
jot aisortniont . of "Cftwinnroi COOPRRS' '2Y30.14..
For sale by.. T.: • MTBER &LAI/FAUN,—
• maple , N 0.78 Woodsirew.::•:::
~ a siampcaolicicits:l . - ..- ,_-•':, •
rrIHE. underiigned awl now- to receipt or thetrietond
si4pplry of FRESR SPRING GOODS They rer-.%" -
peettailYask,thia attention. of. Aterphtiate and Dealer.'
-gene rallY to art- exaritinatioa orthetr. etock, feeling. ao;-:
Fared that they can Drier Goods oath etnottfararribid /mar
and'err the roost rectsofiable 'prices. Their stock embraces*:
every artieleiritbs Variety entLFariaY PtiGOodalirte n ":""."
together with 113rowit and Bleached
...Glogtutras i Lawnij!rinta,lickingi,
hIeCANDLESS'&:CA:IIII3IILI4 .
N0:97 Wood street, next door to Diamond - allay
. ,
_ .
Dlaraillititllois of
mOIE PARTNERSliiP:.beretoforsfexisaing between
KERR & KEYSER; was dissolved on the 10th iust.; . •
by.mutacal consent; The books are in the bands of
.Kgratac; . .who is daly,mdborized to collect nil nitooey data , :
this Srm.....Titote baying claims against. t he firm ore 're.
queste4 l •l l refentthent-kiriittientent:
; .11 ERR
' .OEO. 11, KYSER.
COMARTNERSRIP:= - --The basiness will. hereafter be '
CotufaCtaid bEf19.11.. Hussite and E. C.ll.Totkawrs4ander
tfui.stylis.'or=tsEß-& ItIeDOWELL; wild wilt. give -
thou' mdividiuto' Rondos tolhei Drug - Rusiticse. in *all'its -7 ';',
branches., T4ey_would most respectfully call this attes.:-
tionOrdeolers tr.; theft Siock of Drugs;
be:spaol to zi 3 / 4 Tentiresatiafoopon-
r.ltitY. 3o ...Akr: • ,•• :E:C• romovraLL::::''
p 7n reurmg from this tate' fttinisf KERR itKEYSEIC
I.tsice Osculate a it. re &amine iid Cog Jay Initi•essOie, la.*EY
S 1 R SchfeRCINVELL, to the contin ue d patronsie of my,
friends:, • • - ' hERR,
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