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When speaking of Memphis it rutty not be amiss
to mention, that near where the city now stands,
was an ancient crossing-place, where it is said,
De Soto and his little army,ln May, 1541, first
crossed the Mississippi.
, The river in this place, says his Portuguese his.
truism, was a half league from one shore to the
other, so that a man standing still could scarce
be discerned from the opposite shore. It was of
great depth, of wonderful rapidity, sad
very mud.
sly; and was always filled with floating - trees and
timber / carried down by the force of the cur
reni
given
three
Such h l u was the
years ed ago.crtotin of this river, as
The name of De Sutu, the first European upon
whoie vision burst the dazzling spectacle pme.m•
ted by the immense volume of this magnificent
--river, has long ago taken its place among those
that will live foreverin American history. Hecame
an adventurer in search of regions of gold; but be
discovered that which has been a source of untold,
wealth, and a means, beyond estimate, for the
spreading of civilization.
There is something very touching and solemn
'in the account which we have of the death of De
Soto and the Imaner of his
. burial, by which his
name is,still more closely identified end associated
with the history of .the Mississippi river. Who
can refuse to admire the pious and affectionate re. •
gad which actuated his followers to disinter his
• body, when its first place of deposit was discov
. ered by. the Indians, and to take proper measures to
preserve it from indignity and mutilation at their
hands? What place more secure or more appro.:
priate than.the bosom of the river he had discov.
f ered I It was an idea full of poetry, and the mode
of carrying it out was in beautiful harmony with
the conception itself. • It Was meet, indeed, that
he, a proud son of Spain, the flower of knightly
courts, who hod coped with the gallant and chiv
, .alric Moors, and bad revelled in the golden halls
of the imperial • Incas of Pero,—whose presence
had often attrneted the glance of beauty, and
• whose name had been sung in soft minstrelsy in
court and bower,--it was meet that he should find
a. resting.place where no ruthless, hostile hand
coidd touch hisceremente, or seek revenge on his
remains, for the terror they had inspired.
" Brit first.," says his chronicler "they wished to
- ascertain whether there was sufficient depth to hide
the body effectually. Accordingly, Juan de Anasco
indother officers, taking with them a mariner,
embarked one evening in a canoe, under the pre.
tence of fishing and amusing themselves; and,
sounding the river where it was a quarter of a
league wide, the) found, in mid channel, a depth
of nineteen fathoms. Here, therefore, they deter..
• - mined to deposit the body. As there was no
stone in the neighborhood wherewith to sink it,
they cut down an evergreen oak, and made an
excavation in one side, of the size of a man. On
the following night, with all the silence possible
they disinterred the body, rind placed it in the
....trunk: of the oak, nailing planks over the aperture,
The rustic coffin was then conveyed to
- the - centre of the river. The hooded priests and
steel-chid cavaliers gathered round the remains of
the chief who bad led them through all their peri
wanderings, and at the still hour of midnight
they committed the body to the stream, watching
it' sink to the bottom through scalding tears,
and commending anew the soul of the good cave
tier to Heaven, they sadly worked their way back
•to die shore. The discoverer of the Missiseippi
alepc .
benentkits - waters : He had crossed a liege
part.of the cootineni in search of gold, and found
nothing so remarkable ae his burial place."
It may have been that soine of the followers of De
".Soto had read, or beard the story ofAlaric; but whe.
tber or not, it'is now certain that a person can
hardly read the account ifthe burial of the one u ith
out thinking of that of the other. Both are equal.
ty - remarkable, althoulh they are widely different
in their details; yet each conception had the same
• end in view—namely; the inviolability of the re.
"country
of a renowned chieftain lett in a hostile
country to moulder into dust. The funeral of
Marie bad, however, a criminal and tragic ter
mlisation, which contrasts darkly with tr
a s lemn
:sinfrehristiazi character of the other. He- - died in
the - toll career of victory, and with his mind occit.
Pied:W*6.oe projected conquest of Sicily and Af•
order to preserve his remains from mo.
•lestation, the prisoners in his camp were ordered
to - turn the course of the river Bisentium, which
.dows beneath the mralls of Cozenza, in Southern
'ltaly, and to dig hie grave 'in the bed of the stream.
.lyter: 04:had hietreecomplished, and the body
safelydepoarted de - tiver'Willed back into its old
"Clartimsi, - when all aheunfortunate.beings who had
psttieipated'in the kiatititie IMlertekins were mas.
sacred - on the spot, that-Mae Migh tbe able to reveal
the place where reposed kite:tiedy of the conque ror
of Rome: -
•
• "Hut ye the mountain tream shall turn,
. And lay its secret channels bare,
"And hollow for your Sovereign's urn ,
resting place forever there."
- Asaraus,
Cook it thus:—Take p a
bundle and serape liht%
y all the white part , - beginning from the head
town, and throw them when done into cold water,
ben tie them up in bundles of twenty five each,
faq ordiiiary size, if very large, half that number,
keeping the heads tOgether, and cut off the ends to
make thee/ the same /engtb; have ready a pan
contaihing one gallon of boiling water, in which
have been thrown two ounces of salt, boil quickly
for fifteen minutes, or till tender ; -- disb them up
with apiece of toast in the middle keep the heads
in the centre and form a pyramid. ' Serve very
kat, with . rich melted butter, or , crearn sauce.
Thequeen of all vegetables, to my fancy, is As
paragus. This May almost be said to bee modern
vegetable in this country, and it is one of the most
wholesome.—Sosier.
• • -•
A Kiss roa 5 . 8i.0w.--George, in a moment of
passion; struck his sister in the face; but the els.
ter, instead of flying into a fit of anger, threw her
arms round his neck, saying, wO, brother, how
could you do so?"
.'The poor boy was wholly unprepared for such
a kind_ return. for his blow. He could not stand
tiforethe generous affection of his sister. lib
feelings Iwere •touched, and he burst but cry:
His gentle sister look
,the corner of her Apron,
and wiped away his tears, and sought to comfort
him by saying with endearing sweetness and
generous affection, "Don't cry, Gecirget, you didn't
hurt me much." Brit he. only wept 'the more
No wonder, it was enough to make any " one
weep. - •
But Why did George weep? Piicir little fellowt
he have wept if his sister had struck 'him
Mikitelre strUck her? Not be: But by kissing
. .,blm:sis she did, she made him feel more. acutely
,4tuiff,atisliad beaten him bleak and blue..
Hire was a kiss for a blow; love for linger,
MA this is , what is meant by overcomlogevil with
_ •
_ ,
• tri#PB . oll t!hiiltadiatit arrived from the Em.
esaltilide l pet it:itig a'policed at'the close of clay, asked
what itiC z- siciee.meam..!.fielog told it was the sun down
gittO eteMitned i "..Does the sun make such a dtvil
eta noise Eattlildtdixt in zh a goantrylli
Witten for the Morning Poo t.
OD RANDOM THOUGHTS
NVZ IV.
BY P. C. SHANNON
De Soto.
Arithmetical fittestloita..
Rrst.--I have a plank 42; feet in lengthi2 feet
wide, and 3 inches thick. Required the aide of a
cubical box that can be made from it.
Seconrl.—A and B formed a joint trade, with the
stock of 8100; the money of A continued in trade
'2 Months and B's 3 months—at parting or breaking
'op the company each took 899 for his stock and
gain. It is required to know what each pot in.
A reward of 82 will be given to the person who
will satisfactorily solve the above question* (the so
:lution to be purely arithmetical,) by this day week.
The money will be, paid through this office.
MAY 29th, 1861. ' J. B. P.
Fire.•
•
the During
rn the thunder storm of last Tueed ay evenin Ba of Mr. Frederick Hohser, of Hempfield g
township, waistcoat; by lightning, which ignited the
building and horned it to the ground, the Barn was
built of Igs and was what is termed a double Bank
one•;-the contents we are happy to learn were not
very valuable—as all the grain had been previously
disposed of. This lon will fall pretty heavily upon
Mr. Bokser. We have not learned that there was
any insurance upon the property,—Gresruturgh
Repub., Fran.
qt Mornin g gio
opprcrar, JOURNAL OF THE CITY,
RARPEJ3,& ItATTONs PROPRIETORS.
L; FLILAPEL EDITOR
PITTSBURGH s
SATURDAY MORROW, MAY S l , 1861.
nNo American Wizen' can ever cease to esteem the
miens as she of an alaslada Distinitm! God ar
bid— Nadeau yet unborn would rue the rashnws of f the
Democratic State Conventions.
•. AT READING,
For nominating Candidate June , mma and
by
Cosnamstoxsat;on the 4th of lB5l. ea fired by the
Williamsport Convention. •
AT JIA.RRISBCROt
For nominating candidates or &MINIM Bexcu, on the
tith or June. 18dl, as fixed b y te regular act,on or the
State Central Committee.
Vo Advertisers.
Tam &foam° Pow. has a larger circulation than any
subscript:on paper published in Pittsburgh. To bus
ness men it affords an excellent medium for Advertising;
and being the only Democratic paper issued in Alleghe
ay county, it goes into the hands of a class of readers
reached by no other paper. Advertisers will be good
enough to bear this in mind.
The Saturday dleareing Peat.
The weekly Port, bottled to.cley sad for tale at
the counter, coot3inn in Poetry, The er Modern He.
ro,” and " Nes None the Wi3rse for They , No.
HI of . Rough Sketches and Random Thoughts, by
P, C. Shannon; The Spirit World7-Letters from W.
Courtney and others in - relation to the Spiritual Rap
pings ; Decisions in the Courts; A Beautiful Story
—The Causing; European News; Proceeding■ of
City Councils; and a large amount of hliseellane,
out, Editorial,. Commercial, Telegraphic, Local,
Foreign and'Domeitic News. Single copiesti ve cis.
CRT The Chronicle and the Dispatch, like true
knights, have come up valiantly to the arsistaoce of
the hum' I, in the controversy with as about tele
graphic news.
The Chronicle « seconds" an extract from the .
Journal, "so tar as it telates to the accommodating
spirit of :Luse connected with the Morse line," &c•
The Dispatch says: U We are glad, for once, to
agree with the Journal io awarding all praise to the
Morse line, for their efforts to accommodate the
press," &c •
What kind of "accommodations" are alluded to
by our neighbors we are not fully advised. But we
would here remark that the Post has always paid fur
its telegraphic news * promptly at the O+/titter of.
(ice, as Mr. Gauss, the gentlemen clerk, will tea•
tify.. If the. Journal, Chronicle and Dispatch could
say as much, it is altogether likely that they would
still be receiving despatches from the O'lletu.r of•
fice.
It is worthy of remark that the tThronick had "not
a line" of telegraphic news le its 'ague ofyeaterday.
The Dispatch had about 211 inches of news by tele.
graph ; and the Journal bad about half a column,
pun:porting to be Telegraphic." We believe that
a good deal of this news was never received at the
Journal office u by Telegraph ;" and we think it
altogether likely that the leading Editor of that
wonderful paper, the Captain, manufactured at to
order from the " Baltimore American" and other
newspapers. We know that these are sot-loos im
putations, but we are prepared with the proof. For
instance : to yesterday's Journal there is a de
spatch dated " Waabiagton, May 28," in relation to
the publication of Mr.. Webster's speech in that
morning's Union. This despatch we find word for
word in several of our last F.astern Exchanges, only
they give it the proper date, via: "Washington,
May 27th. 'IMP In fact, the Wuhingtoo Union of
Tuesday, May 27th, containing Mr. Webtter's
speech, teas in our office at team 16 hours before
yesterday's Journal went to press! ! We received
it by Thursday morning's mail, and yesterday morn.
log we received the Mao; of the 28th. Thete are
several other items of news placed under the tel
egraphic', bead in the Journal, wbleb we are pre-
pared to prove, by testimony strong enough to hang
a man, were not received in this city by the Morse
lane of telegraph ; bat we Dave not time at present
to investigate the subject further.
We do not charge Mr. RIDDLE with being guilty
of the meanness of attain the date of news re.
ceived by the mails, and serving it up as telegraphic
despatches in his paper; nor do we charge him with
being guilty of the double meanness of procuring a
copy of the Post after it had been put to press, cut
therefrom our paid for despatches and appropriate
them as his own, without giving us the usual credit,
which all. honorable editors know is demanded in
such cases. Toere is only one man little enough
and maul enough about his office to be guilty of such
petty larceny± But it Mr. RIDDLE continues to al
low such practices about his office the public will
begin to believe that he is not quite as particular as
he should be. He should remember the old maxim :
" Qui fruit per elium foci: per se.”
Rev. Edward R. Genty.
A low days since we published an item, credited to
the Presbyterian Herald, stating tbat the Roy. E. B.
Geary, wife and three children, were lately murder.
ed ou the Isthmus. At we hare not found any
-confirmation of th is intelligeoce in any of our last
exchanges, we feel inclined to doubt its correct
see,. The Baltimore Sun of Wednesday has the
following item which, we hope, will lure out to be
correct :
THE Rev. Ma. Getar and family, Missionary
sent out by the American Board, arrived at San
Francisco on tbo 21st of March. Our readers will
recollect a report that tbie gentleman and his family
were murdered on tho Isthmus. •
QdD'There is but one Whig governor in the New
England Stales, and butfour in the whole Union.—
one attune, Gov. Johnston 0 1Pennsylvania, has
been called a Loci:Waco by tho Louisville Journal:—
Ctn. Enquirer.
That same Louisville Journal has a vary conve•
merit method of manufacturing foolish things, and
crediting them to 's locotocow papers, for the
purpose or appendiog thereto some excrucia
tingly. tunny comments• Every once in a while we
notice going the rounds of the Whig newspapers,
some witty thing that Prentice said in reply to the
" Pennsylvania pemocrat... It is a remarkable fact
that the only paper of that name in the State, in a
ivhig Journal published in Uniontown !
CLEIRLAND •nD PfITIDU3 RaticaoAD.—We
learn from the Pininefeekr that this Road ba• car
ried in the ten weeks it has been in operation 13,000
paying peareogers. Pretty good huskier* for thirty.
eight miles of road.
=ME
~~-
The Bareness Von Beek, in her "Personal Adven
tures," relates a touching story of a young Hunga
rian female, whose origin and fate are enveloped in
•
mystery:
Her name was Caroline, hut she was known in
the army by the name of Carl; her real surname was
unknown. Instances are not uncommon of females
performing deed, ofextraordinary• valor, under pow
erful excitement. The maid ofSaragossa braved the
French fire to avenge n fallen lover, and Joao of
Arc became a heroine through the power of glowiog
devotion. The motive which actuated Carl, It is im
possible to amine, unless we attribute it to a burn.
ing love of liberty, and hatred to despotism; How
ever this may be, she appeared first in the Insurrec
tion at Vienna, and fought with' astonishing daring
throughout the whole of that sanguinary struggle.--
Her sex was then unknown, and she dressed In male
attire. After the suppression of the popular party
in Vtentia, she was lost sight of fora few days, when
she was recognised under the uniform of the Ger.
man Leion, into whch she ha enlisted at Raab.
From thi g s corps she i
exchanged d
into the Tyrolese
jagors, - where, by her good conduct and bravery she
soon became a noncommissioned officer. She fell
desperately wounded whilst fighting in the thick of
the conflict at Verpelet, but preserved sufficient
consciousness and presence of mind to craw to the
side of a wall, whore she lay whilst the battl eraged
around her,and the combatant, parsed over h er re.
peatedly. As aeon as, the battle was over; she drag.
god herself to a place Where her wounds were atten•
ded to, and she rapidly recovered from them. Her
next appearance was at Dehrecaio, where she appll.
ed to Keasuth for permission' to serve in the humors.
It wasgranted; and here again her good conduct was
eo conspicuous, that she advanced rapidly from one
step of promotion to another, till ehe attained the
grade of an officer. She then, to the total ahnega.
tion of her cloth, married a brother major—a major
of the artillery. The happiness of her married life
was not destined to a large continuance. Her busy
band was soon afterwards taken prisoner by the
Austrians, and the last intelligeoce she ever heard of
him was that he was about to bo tried as a rebel be
fore an Austrian court martial. His fate may be ea
sily divined; no doubt he died as so many other
brave men have, by the decree of that lawless and
savage tribunal. Since that event poor Caroline her.
self has been lost eight of. If she has waived the
shock, it is only to spend, in some distant retire.
went, the remains of a broken heart in mourning,
like others, over a slaughtered husband and a ruin
ed coutry.
For the Morning PAU
Kossuth not to be Itetessed.
The New York Tribune, translates the following
from the correspondence of the Presburg Zeitung,
dated Para, April 2d :
The Ministry has at length decided on the fate of
the refugees. The Porto hag accordingly declared
that it assumes the obligatioo of retaining in custody
Kossuth, his wife, Count Battbyani, Nicolaus and
Moritz, Perezel, Aehath, Gyorman, Luley and WI.
cocky, and makes their fate dependent on - further
transactions with Austria. In order to effect the
release of the others, an official is to be despatched
neat week to Kutahia, and superintend their cur.
render to the Turkish, Commissioner. They .will
then be brought to Gemlik in a Turkiab vessel,
which will deliver them in the Dardanelles to an
American or English ship of war. At the same time,
those refugees whose banishment ha, been demand
ed by Austria, especially Dobocai and Via, will be
banished from this place. Austria has thus obtaitied
nearly all she asked.
The Aagabourg Gazette gives another item Upon
this subject, dated Constantinople, April 21 isThe
Charge d'Affaires, ad interim, of the United States,
received by the last French steamer, instructions to
apprise the Divan that the frigate dispatched by the
American Government to receive the Hungarian re.
fugeea, would soon arrive—but . that the Divan bad
not as yet come to any concluelon upon the subject
i.f this communication.
INSWEIN
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Anniversary of the Landing of the Cuban Invaders—
/Thies Meeting of the ESSibusters—lnternal Improve
ments—Jackson (Miss.) Railroad—Mail wa( Conven
tion—Great Success of , Parodi:—Closlng o f. Slams of
Charles going 10.Hasticate— ew Saint
Charles Ilotel-:4)dd Fellows' Hall--Place .Arms
Cathedral—Health and Baldness oetlas City, &0 ., Ac.
[coartzsroxinpics OF ras DIORMING P 057./
INEW Onzt.ans, May 19th, 1851.
To-day being the anniversary of the landing of
the Cuban Hipeditionists at Cardenas, it will be cel
-1 ebrated this everting by a torch light procession
through the city. This morning at day break a feu
de joie was fired in Lafayette Square, much to the
horror or sundry Spanish officials, who thought that
the second expedition . was metering in full force
preparatory to an immediate start; however, their
fears were soon dissipated, and now they only scowl
and utter maledictions on all concerned in the con
templated celebration for to night.
On Saturday evening a mass meeting of the Filli.
busters was held on Brasier street, for the purpose
of hearing addresses, &c., which. wax well attended,
and passed off without any disturbance being area.
ted beyond the dissatisfaction expressed by the aud
ience at one of the foreign orators who indulged in
some very severe strictures on our President and his
Cabinet. With this exception, everything passed off
very well, and the assemblage dispersed apparently
well pleased with what they had heard.
New Orleans is at last becoming awake to the ne•
cessity of teetering an extensive system of internal
improvements for its own benefit. Hitherto the
merchants and business men of this city have been
satisfied with the natural advantages derived from
the locale of their position on the mouth of the gi.
gantic Mississippi, but now, when at every available
point above them railroad, are being constructed
and C 30313 dug to.aid in the tranaporiation of West.
era produce to other markets, they find that their
only chance for holding their own, to say nothing of
increasing their present trade, is to create other and
more convenient facilities for the public use than the
river—mighty though it be—now affords. Books for
the subscription of stock to Ilse Jackson taliu4Roarl
have been opened at every available place on the
contemplated route, and the directors announce
that their success hitherto has been almost unexam.
pled. Another Railway Convention meet, here in 1
June next, for the purpose of organizing a company 1
to build a road front this city to °pelotas., in this
State; and numerous other projects of a similar I
character are being daily discussed by our citizens !
and in the public prints. I
Madame Pariidi has decided to remain with us
until the end of this week, notwithstandiog the an.
nouacement that her passage had been engaged on
a boat which left four days ego. In fact, her ap
pearance es La Norma, at the Orleans Opera, was so
uodoniably successful that she doebtless wishes to
enjoy such another triumph
.as greeted her then.
Before she leases us for the North, it In sr/kippered
that she will male her reappearance on Thursday
night nest, in the Op era of “Les Deui Foscaritr—lf
so, the house will be crowded to suffocation.
Tho St. Charles Theatre closed for tho season,
some three weeks ego, and now we have only the
Placide Varieties open as a place of amusement;
and even it, is giving stock benefit., so that in a few
days we will be compelled to realize the fact that
to be in town i 9 to be decidedly out' of the fashion.
Already, many of our citizens bare commenced ml
grating, and up country boats are doing a heavy
business in the passenger trade, as they ascend the
river ; though in returning they would not pay es.
penses, if it- were not for the freight which still
continues to arrive at our wharf in undiminished
quantities..
The. St. Charles Hotel will eoun bo rebuilt in a
much more magnificent style than it W3ll Ibrmerly.
The old ruins are nearly all removed, and already
the work of re -erection has commenced. The new
Odd Fellows' Hall is also nearly finished, and forms
quite an embelishment to the city. The Placed'
Arms Cathedral will bo completed during the pre..
cot month, and is to be opened, with much ceremo
ny, by the dignitaries of the Catholic Church.
Notwithatanding the hot weather, which, Ms sea.
lon, commenced before we had realised that spring
had actually arrived, the health of our city has coo.
tinned to be remarkably good. The report of the
Charity Huspital for the past week, denotes a dimi
nution of nearly twenty-fire per cent, in the deaths,
and also a great falling off in the admissions. Trade
generally ia dull—Cotton being but little in demand
and steadily declining in price. Provisions are also
unusually low, and all of them particularly doll.
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Ma, 1851.
The great portion M of our ak German y 27 population
passed the ferries to Hoboken yesterday for the
purpose of bolding their May festival by a pie sic
in the Elysian field. A disturbance occurred day
ring zhe aftdidacitt,by some of the Rock or Short
boys of New York and Hoboken, stealing some of
the refreshrrientir belonging to the Germans. The
battle continued about three hours with various
euccess. Daring - the affair a man named McCer•
ty, the proprietor of a drinking saloon, 'fired two
shots into the crowd, one of which wounded a
German inthe groin.
McCarty's .house alas:completely demolished,
and his wife-and child, as well as himself, were se;
rionsly hpt, The Germans being more numerous
at last drove their antagonists from the field. The
latter were, however, reinforced by some Irish la.
borers returning from Work, and the affray was
resumed. After the destruction of McCarty's
house, the Germans pursued the enemy in , the_ di
reetion of the village. and various skirmishes took
place, ia.which the Germans were still success.
tul. All this time the women and children were
screaming with terror, and running in all three.-
tions from the-showers of stonee that were flying.
Many of theta left their huabands and sweethearts
behind, and made their way in' the best manner'
they could to the Jersey Ferry.' In one of these
onalaughbilhe Germans beat :a young man so
dreadfully that he lay on the field for dead. The
Germans with the white coats acted in concert by
the soend of a horn.
Meantime;the eboys,” reinforced by the Irish
laborers, and by citizens celfoboken, waited at
Otto Cottage for the scattered and straggling par
ties of .Germans as they tame to the ferry.. Thole
who were protected by womia, escaped with some
hisses, tahnts and curses; but every German who
had not a petticoat to defend him, particularly if
he had a whititicoat,was knocked down,made priso
ner of, and in many instances well beaten after he
was arrested: Several wagons and omnibus loads
of prisoners were sent to Bergen jail. The Germans
in the rear finding what was going on ahead of them
hastened forward to the rescue when a terrible battle
commenced opposite to thecifficeof the magistrate,
Mr. Banning, corner of Washington and Newark
streets.
The'grotery-ofiLM - . Gilmore Sr Co., had the
doers and windows shattered to pieces, and stones
were thrown into the store of at least ten pounds
weigin. Almost every house down to the ferry
was riddled, particularly Pope'a and Corbett's, Mr.
Lewis' and Mr. Wright's on the opposite corner
to Gilmore's. The Germans were now again vic
torious. Thus riot, reigned uncontrolled, with
but one magistrate and two constables to oppose
the torrents. The New York police Were sent for
but refused, and at last two military companies
and a few firemen from Jersey City were obtained
but, before their arrival, the worst of the battle
was over. About fifty of the rioters were arrested.
It Is stated that four were kilted, bat their names
have not yet transpired. Among the wounded are
Justice Bunning, badly ; Shrff. Wright, in the neck ;
Capt. John Hickie, badly; .Charles T. Clarke; a ship
carpenter named Bridges, it is feared fatally, his
skull having been fractured sod his jugular vein cut;
Mr. Shell, badly hart; Mr. Heirsch, severely hart;
Jacob Cock, found nearly dead ; Wm. Mott, carrier
of the Herald at Hoboken, bad ly wounded ; a boy
is a blacksmith's shop was also much injured.
The Jersey City military returned home at three
&clock, every thing being then quiet. Jultice Ban•
ning is not expected to survive his injuries. The
prisoners are to be examined to day.
The New York Herald'. Evening Edition of Tues.
day gives the following additional particular*:
Bridges, the ahip carpenter whose Dame we men
!killed in am report this morn - log as being fatally
wounded, died during the night at Hoboken. The
place preaents a scene of desolation—houses wreck
ed—trees broken—gardees a ad grass plots trampled
—and the people all looking sad and alarmed, that
such atrocities were perpetrated in their village.
At halt-past 6 o'clock this morning, Morris K.
Crane held an inquest on the body of Martin Bridges,
whoee skull was broken by repeated blows lento the
clubs of some Germane last night, and who died
about four hours after receiving his wounds. The
verdict was to be returned at 1 o'clock.
iv my. of the rioters, principally Gerinans, ur now
ytag in the Bergen Hill prison. Fillysseveu e
in all
had been captured, but several of them having been
temporarily lodged in the office of Squire Browaing,
coven of the boldest desperadoes made a clear pas
sage of it through the door and windows.
The scene of battle, extending from hfcCa ripe,
the whole length or Hodson street, to Hoboken
Ferry, presents a d famed appearance, traces of the
purple fluid staining the grass walksand fields in all
directions, and fences riddled: to the ground.
At almost every corner greeting of poling men can
be seen standing, many of whom wear the notable
coat of arms peculiarly to , the rowdy—a black eye
and broken nose. The aspect ofever,ythiog around
Hoboken to-day is very gloomy, and men and wo.
men seem to cast suspicious. - looks around them
seemingly afraid that BOMB treacheroua enemy is
near.
Up to the hour ol.going to press, our reporter
could not ascertain the evict number of the wound
ed ; but from the representations of respectable
persona who saw the riot, it is believed that, the
number is very large, and that many of the wounds
will prove fatal.
A New Astronomical Instrument.
A correspondent of the Newark Daily Acker:tier,
writing front Cincinnati, mentions the recent meat.
Mg in that city of the "Associatino for tho Advance•
meat of Science," end stye:
" One of the mo notah eents oceerred
during their meeting st
was th e
triumph of Professor
of our Observatory. He has distanced all
former modes of observing the tight ascension and
declination of the stars by a new method of magnet
ic rotation. He presented this Method at the annual
meeting of the Association in Neer Haven last
August. But it seemed incredible that a single
man, without luads, and with a comparatively rade
machine, should thus rival and surpass the profound..
est astronomers of the world, aided by the finest in/
at: meats art could construct, and all the applian
ces which the kingdom could furnish. 8o the cool.
est heads were shaken increduenely. The professor
then demanded the appoiotment of a committee to
examine the ioventiuu, and report at their neat
meetiog. This was accordingly- dune, and at the
head of it was placed the man that was most incred•
Woes, Professor Pierian, of Harvard, one of the
leading mathamaticiane of the age. The committee,
after a thorough examination of 'the whole subject
made a noble and unanimous report in which they
declare that the method of Professor Mitchell is all
that ho ever claimed, and pay• one of the floes'
tributes to his genius ever received by an Amor.
man citizen. Tho report created intense inter•
eat, and watt interrupted with frequent bursts prep.
pla use."
A Good Story by 4.lllltrek Dann
Dentez. WcasrEtt, in Ida speeti at Buffalo, tell■
a good story at the expanse of the Lord Mayor of
Loudon:
aI was in Rogland, and when I was there it was
asked me 111 did not come from New York. (laugh'
ter.) I told them my wife came from New York.
(continued laughter.)—that is something. (great
laughter.) Well, gentleman, I had the honor ono
day to be invited toe State dinner by the Lord May.
or °Menden. He Wall a portly and corpulent gen
tleman—(laughter—he had a big wig on hie bead all
powdered . and ribboned down behind, and I had the
honor to Mt between him and the Lady Mayoress ;
and there were 300 guests, with all the luxuries and
gorgeousness of the Lord hlayoros dinner. By and
by, in the course of the proceedings, his lordship
thought proper, noon after the cloth was removed,
to take notice of hie American guest. go seemed
not to know.who I was. He knew I was a Senator;
but of the United States he seemed to have tint little'
idea of any place but New York. (Laughter.) lie
atolls : 'gentlemen,' said he !I give you the health
of Mr. Webster, a member of " tho upper Senate of
New York.' (Great outburst of laughter.) Well,
gentlemen, it was a great boner to bp a member or
any Senate of New York, but if there was an upper
Senate, to be a member of that would be a great I
honor indeed. (Tremendous laughter.")
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According to the Canton (114) Register, a little
girl ie bleDonough county was recently itemised by her
sahool•ntiatress of stealing apiece ormortay, which she
denied. The ml stress threatened/0 hang her if she did
not give up the money, and accordingly pot a handker•
chief around the child's neck and raised her from the
floor until her neck was dislocated. Horrible.
-- Edward Fisher, of AlbanYr for rape on the Per
sou of Mrs. Hyland, a lady of between tong and fifty.
year. old, bas been sentenced to terr Years in the 9hseo
Prison.
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AT. HOBOKEN, NEAR NEW YORK.
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-- There was a fire , e Bairdsuitirn, Indiaiur county,
'on Monday last, which, deetroYed the station stable of
Pennsylvania and Ohio .Tiansportation ;-tegether
"with U rattles and a large quentity.of oats and torn - and
several to of bag.- Totallosi overE2,ooo.
The Steubenville Union of Wednesday anis
We Understand. that the Engineers will proceed to to
cotea portion of the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad
this day. Good news; They begin at this end.
Married, at Steubenville, Ohio, on Sunday the
25th; by the Rev. Win. Hamilton, Col. 0. C. OaAT to Miss
E. Vraansts B.EDDICKi all of that city.
A. W. Bartwertat r Esq, one of the oldest citizens
of Erie,- Pa, died on Monday afternoon last.
The Ron..rames Aberertinibie hue been nomina
te as the VlllOll candidate tor Congress; in the 2d die
trici of•Alabaata..
--- The whip of Franklin county, Pa:, have nomi
nated David Macley and George A. Madeira for.the
Legislature. — The Rev:Gann A. WitsOn, and wife, of Adams
county, Pa., sailed from New Vsitic, on Saturday the
17th instant, for Africa. They go out: strider - the
spices 'of Ai. - Venoral Assertibly of the -
Church; Preabyterian
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A man In Licking county, Ohio, sued his wiles
father - for aervises rendeied by the wife to her father be
fore hormarriage: TheAreiiliet andjudgmentof thejury
was for city cents damages, - ' • •
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o. .
llbrolly lain, the counsel for Air. Foram? intimated
.that
Mr F. would appeal from . the decree of ihe 'court prohlb
(ling him tram proventinghis cause in th e , .
Pennsylva
nia COUII3. '
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On Friday of last week; a nun nomad Timothy
Palmer was murdered in
.a most shocking manner, near
Wortsborough; probibly by the hands of hie wain broth
er, Wm. Et. Palmer. The latter has been committed to
prison.
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JadgeStuvon Batnivtrt,-„of New Raven, t attier
of the Ron. Roam S. Stanwor; late il. S. Senator; died
on Monday morning, at hia residoneolti-thitreity, in tho.
80th year or his age:,
,111.5 life hasheen one of eminent.
usefulnesi:
--- An action' of slander:bas been brought agains
Concklin Brush, Mayor of Brooklyn, N. V, by the pro
prietor of the Brooklyn Freeman. Damages are laid a
ONO.
-- Sir HILIRT Lvsmost Boiwes and suite arrived In
New York 'on Sunday evening from Washingum, and
are stopping at the - Union Plane Hotel: , Lady Brdwer
is rn route for England.
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-- The Nicaragua route. to California Will be in full
.operattoi on the 13th of July'," the proinctbens leaving
New York and the Pacific SSD Pritucilbo on that day:-
Tone through 31 Attic.
The Cob= Sympathizers of New Orleans had a
meeting recently for "the purpose of considering the
Licit means of celebrating the taking of Cardenas." It
was agreed to hold a mass meeting, and to have a Nit:
cession on Monday night of last-week, by torch-light,
for the purpose of the;eelebrit tion The meeting was
well attended, -
-- The Panama Herald says that "about one hun
dred miles from this, within the province, here exists a
native child, which was born With two distinct heads.—
The child is a male,.and is now about ten years old. It
has been seen by persons residing in this city, and their
statement in relation 16 the extraordinary malformation
is authentic."
-- One of the contractors on the Covington and
Lexington Railroad, was buried alive on Thursday or
last week, by the caving in of a bank, a short distance
aboie Cole's tavern. Re was covered to the depth of
several feet.
Some of the New York ship-builders say that
black walnut is better timber for ship building than live' ,
oak, and that its high price is the only reason why it is
not so largely used. Ohio paper says there is enough
of this valuable timber split into fence rails every year
in Ohio - to build the National Marine of the Union.
The Bangor Mercury says that there are within
its knowledge, two individuals who were cousins, hav
ing the same whose ,names, hose fathers were brothers,
whose mothers are sisters, and whose wives are sisters.
It challenges the , whole wo rid fora similar coincidence.
There are two peonies in the garden at the Pres
ident's house at Washington, which, together, contain
at this time three hundred and torts , five flowers: Some
of - tiaem measure twenty-one inches in circumference.
The bunches ate very large, and grew lima seed sown
i=years ago,
The-RoMon Bee, the Boston Journal, mid several
other papers in Massachusetts, have placed the name of
Dstaxt Weasrsa at the head of their columns, aria can
didate for the next Presidency, and are ardent in his
support
The New Orleans Bee says that Jenny - Lind and
Parodi cannot be compared; but in the contrast the edi
tor leans very strongly to the Italian school. He gives
to Parodi the fallesrresults of high cultivation, .great
dramatic power and all the graces of a fine contralto.
Gen, Casa has written another letter tosornebody
in Indiana, saying that he will be a eandidate for the
Presidency, if nominated by the Democratic National
Convention.
-- A despatch from Baltimore : The Whigs of
the Fourth - district of Virginia have nominated Cot. Phil
ip Bolling for 'Congress. This district -was repiesented
in the last Congress by Thos. S. Bocock, democrat.
The Terre Haute (la.) Courier says that contracts
have been already entered into by dealers at that place
for hogs next fall. One pork merchant has contracted
for 2,000, to be delivered at the usaal tilting time, for
53 50 per hundred.
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Since Time, saith Goethe, is not s person we can
overtake when he is past, let us honor himwith mirth
and cheerfulness of heart while he Is passing.
" I know enoaftli about the world," remarks a
writer, "to understood that one's conduct is , often tan
!lured by the very - persons;cwho would have advised it,
had one - consulted thent.”
Homusts Arrata—Paosant.c Mutton OF a
Wm BY lice Hussain) I—A terrible affair took
place yesterday about 12 M. in our sister city of
Covington. Beau. Willing, a Blacksmith on Mad.
loon street ' an old and hitherto respectable resi
dent, wenthome before the dinner•hour. A dispute
arose between.him and his wife, in which %rusher
became very angry, and snatching up a flat-iron
beat his wife over the head with it; Her cries and
shrieka brought in the neighbors, 'who found Mrs.
W. lying on the door vreltering in blood, her
head horribly cut and mangled—she was barely
breathlngand is no doubt dead ere this, Wilsher
wait arrested, after a hearing bolore Esqrs. Cot.eili
and. Putlitti, was committed fora`further exami
nation before the Kenton county Circuit. Court.--
Wilsher has a email family of children,' The par
ty was addicted drink. This is another awful
warning to the in temperate.—Ciritirwasili Commer
cial. 27th.
DIED,
.0n Friday artem oon.T l2o2 4:2o9REßß,aged 39 years.
.1111.3 funeral will take.place on Sunday tuternoon, at t 2
o'elook s from his lute residenceinear the root of IdbertY
Iglo the Honorable the Judges of th e Court of General
j...; ,. su eg of i t e e n r y S . essions of the Peace in and for the County .
The petition. of;F. Collins,. of the township of Upper
St. Clair, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,---
That your petitioner heel-provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers' and others, at
his dwelling house In the tp. aforesoid t and prays that.
your Honors will be pleased to grant bins a license to
eep a public house of entertainment. And , yourpe
as in duty bound, will pray.
FRANCIS COLLINS.
We, the subscribers, citizens or the aforesaid tp.,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary. - •
John Calahan, Henry Fryer, R. Curry, Samuel Fryer,
I hliddleswarth, A Roll,Jeznes Jones, Wm-Fryer, Wm APitlillen, Holland, Wm On, It Niel, John Reed.
ICSEAUT/FUL STORE ROOM TO LET—On Otarket
13 street. adjoining the Watch and Jetivelry Store of
W. W. - Wilson. This- Store Room his a 'plate- glass
window, and-is the most attractive front in the city. 'it
is located in the very best place for Dry Goods or any
Fancy business. The rent- for the balance of the -Year
will be very low. Enquire of JAMES ORAV,
my3l - or, W4 -W.-WILSON.
In the,Urphane. oour .
TN THE RATTER of the Partition; &n:, of the Real
I.:Estate of the Rev. Charles B. klagnire' late - of Pitts
burgh, deceased.
The undersigned, the auditor appointed by the Court,
to distribute the, proceeds of sale among the heirs and
legal representatives rot said decedent, will 'attend to
the duties of his appointment, at-the Mace of Shannon
(c Rogers, N 0.109 Fourth street; on Saturday; the .14th
of Tune next, at 2 o'clock, P.M, at which time and '
place all. parties . interested are notified to attend, if
they proper. ' SAfaTEL PLE(dING,
"Et CHND , --AlithiALL SUM' OF MONEY, at the Me!E.
a , Cal DePot, 5 0 Smithfield street, waich the ownerean
have by proving - property. L. CUTHBERT,
my3t So Smithfield
INTANTED , "A Parrnermith a eapitai toe . a.,
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gage in a inivelinbusine s wliere be 013A.„-glize
$2OO per womb, clear of expenses. Addre_ s_tbrongb th e
P. 0. seatingivibere an interaiete can be ha d:
tay3lawit THOMAS LYTLE,
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'TDOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
A! NESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING . COBGH,
CROUP, A S THMA and CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation .to facilitate the business of life, in
create Its enjoyment, and even prolong the term of ha.
matt existence, none can be timed of more real value
to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the
Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues thosughoulthis
broad country, has proven beyond& doubt, that mate&
eine or combination of medicines yet lmown,call sti
surely control and Cale the numerous ratietiesof pul
monary disease which have hitherto swept from our'
midst thousands nod thousands every year. litarz4l,!
there is now abundant reason to bpi/tee* ricottas. 'hos
at length been found which can be retied on orate
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most dangerous erections of the lungs. %lilt spactliere
will not permit us to publish any propowionof the elms
effected by its use, but We would present the folloWing
opinions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will always .
be pleased to fbrnish free, wherein are full particulars,
and indisputable proofs of these facts.
From the President of Amherst College, the celebrated
Professor Hitchcock.
"James C Ayer,-Sir : I have llseduut Cherry Pee.
torsi in my own case of deep-sealed Bronchitis, and am
satisfied Minks chemical constitution, that it is an ad
mirable compound for the relief of laryngal and brag
chial d Mika. IC my opinion as to its • superior chat
acter can be props service, roe are at liberty to use it
as yon think.
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EDWARD H ITCHCOCK ; L;L. D.
From the widely celebrated Professor Sil/manIRD,
L.L. D., Professor of Chemist:l,, Mineralo gy, • '
Ice., Yale College, Member of the Lit. Hist.' •
Med. Phil and Scientific. Societies of
America and Europe.
" I deem the Cherry Pictorial an admirable composi
. tion from some of the best articles in the Materia Medi
co, and a very effective remedy for the class of diseas
es it is Intended to cure."
New Haven, Ct., Nov. 41849.
Major Paulson, President of the S.C. Senate, states
he has used the Cherry - Pivotal with wonderful sac
cess, to cure an intimation of-the lungs.
Fron one of ths first physicians in Maine.
Saco, e., Apri120,1919.
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell--Dear . Sir lam new eon.
stonily using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice and
prefer it to any other medicine for pulmonary compl aints.
From observations ofmany severe cases, I am convinc
ed it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases of thalangs,
that have put to defiance all other remedies !
I invariably recommend Its use in case ofeonsusitpthm,
and consider it ronch the best remedy known for that dis
ease;_, Respectfully yoara,
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Prepared rind sold byJ antes C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist, Lowell Mass.
ID- Sol d in Pittsburgh wholesale and retail, by B. A.
Fahnestoek, and by J. Al. Townsend; in Allegheny City
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by Herally. . P. f3chwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists
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of Wiues qnd Liquors, Zoo ,to .W. Iloits and
Jams J. KERR would cheerfully
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cessors M Me Pato:tango of his frtandS id customers.
The subscriber will remain at ri , ....n n m Nand,
ptu pose of settling up his bpal:„„.
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liorbach Ifs; Kerr.
F( 11 IICCE83011T TO J. P. ROREACILL,
IsOLESALE GROCERS, RECT/OYING ISTIL
LEES, 85d• Importers of WINERY R 4 ANDLER )
GABRate., N 0.107 Liberty street, Pim-an/lb, earner
of Barker's atitY•
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MT Unitarian •Woiati!void's God One Only;
or, b; He Both One and Three Persons in the One God ;
or, Three Ohjects of Worship t
A discoarse on the above 'abject wi l be: delivered at
the City Lectures Boom, on Wood, betweon Third and
Fourth streets, on Sunday , eveningltt a * before 8.
Conscientious inquirers after Christian truths are ear
nestly requested to mend.
Morning service at 101 o'clock
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in. MR. BATCHwilllecture inns liilaturda7) =Ur
rums, in Duirs Mercantile College, on the interesting
subject of Life Insurance. Commencing at 7 o'clock,
precisely.
Itura:lg
ffT sorirtula—muu, been remarked by eminent
men, that in the varied catalogue ofillseases to which
man is liable, thefts is Scarcely one of. such importance
and of such interest as So totals, whether liVis.look to the
bobscurity of its Origin,lts insidious progress; he num
e and varietyility of orga 111 that it attacks, or its remark
able incur ab and extensive
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Scrofula has baHei d the *kill of the most eminent phy
sicians in this country and la Europe. Rat there is an
antidote in this disease in” Dr. GuirsoWs Ezeracr of Y
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kw Dock and Sarsaparilla," whichis provhrg Itself a
sp See advertisement. ecific in the nurst severe cases of Scrofula.
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Associated irLeemeals_ Clomp IS
ny'fiW the City, or Pittai2smith.
W. W. DALLAS, EcuI.—ROBERT rukiNEY Sec
raw— Will Insure against . FißEaad BIAIIINE RISES
oral kinds. •
Officor fn Aranemgalista Houss, Nos. 124 and 121 Mita at
W. W. Dallas, Body Patterson, R. H. liaftlei,R.
Simpson, Joshua Rhodes, C. H. Paalsoll, Nat. al. Ed.
gar, Edward 0 regg, A. I'. Ails:nu;Wm..Collingwooa,ll.
C. Bawyer,Cbas. Skin, Wm. Gorman. feb2o
t Lots- ft* Stsle,
In the new town of Latrobe, Wealmoreland. Co.; Pa.
Ths Lova:Lona Depot of ths Pointykcinia Rai/Jana
TBE new town of Lawurtu x is beautifully situated ou
an elevated level plain, on the bent of the Loyal•
henna River, where th e Pennsylvania Rail Road crosses
that stream bit' a handsome atone bridge of 3 imams Of 45
feet each, tin 40 miles east of Pittsburgh, 9 - east of
Greensburg ; 11 west of Ligonier, 19 south of Blairsville,
3 north of 1 otmgatown, and 7 souther New Alevrndria:
The Plusztsmvstna Ram Reim will be opened to the tem
porary terminus near the town, easlyin November next,
to connect with the southern - .The - passengers
in every wain will - stop to take a modal the new index.
tensite Etsxt. Roan Bantu now ill progress of erection,
in the centrazifthe town, directly oppoaMthe RM . /foam
COLPAIII I B DXPOT, SVAllta STATION, Exams Bon,
to be erectitd immediately. The lots now offered for sale
or lease and SO feet front on streets, 50 feet wide, and run
back 100 feet to athil feet alley; they will range la price
from 30 dollars .upwards, according to their position.—
None of the kite are more than 400 yards from the Rail
Road Depot which is la the centre of the town plot.—
Out-lots and cottage sites, of which there are, several
handsomely situated along the bank of the river, will be
be sold on favorabletermn to pentane wishing to build.—
The climate of this teglonisdellginfal, th e scenery round
the town is very beautiful and romantic, and. it will no
doubt be aplace of greatmiart from the cities, as itis in
the midst of the finest fishintand hunting regions in this
I part of the Suite. Unnsualindneements offer themselves
I at this point for botiness man,mmunfacturers and rac
, chanics to come tied nettle ; they can find immediate bug.'
inensand employment, as this Depot will be the point to
which the Iron and all the mule of Ligonier valley will
naturally. come, by a turnpike thrones the Loyalhanna
gap of the Chesmut Ridge and a plank road of 3 miles
from Alexander Johnmon's, • Etq.. to the Depot trill
also that of the neighborhood of New Alexandria. by a
plank mad along the v f a n doylhann Thera
plenty of the purest wa t er ; be best of coal can
be had close to the town, in abundance. There in, plose
at hand, an inexhaustible supply of all kiztds of bandies
materials, lime, stone, and timber. A saw and grist mil I
are to full operation, with plenty of water power within
i =y p a e r r d a s t ioon,t hwe
il D l p u o r t n iasnhd
aa large nnsiu v m e b berri cokyaurpde also
brick during the coming season. The soil is deep 'dna
rich and well adapted to cultivation, gardens, &e.
The terminal sale of lots will be made known. on ap
plication in person or by letter to the subscriber, or his
agent in Youngstown, or at his office in "Lave:sax,"
where,, plan of the tots may be seen.
OLIVER %V. BARNES..
N. B. A public Bile of 50 Lots will take place at Lat
robe on the 10th 'of June next, at 12 o'clock. -Terms
made known at the sale. Clear unincumbered_ b iles will
be given to purchaser /. . ati3t
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TO the Honorable the Judges of the Coast of Genera;
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny : • l•
The petition of D. Barnard, of the Third Ward, Pitts
burgh,County aforessidAtimbly sheweth, That yonr pe
titioner bath provided Inmself with materials for the ac
commodation of travelers and Others, at his dwelling
house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that year
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of .entertainment And your petitioned
as in duty botuid,vvill pray. • ; 'DANIEL BERNARD.
We,the sabecnbers, citizens of the Mord. athtesaid,
do certify that above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperunce.and is well provided with house
room end conveniences for the accommodation and lad
lug of strangers and traveled, and that said tavern IC
necessary.
B D a n ust, J ohn rvl, L E Welsh, John 'Crtne,
R B fond Maguire, M W Lewis; 11 Chignell t
C Young, W h Young, S W M'Sherry, F Reevil.
na yal:at (Tribune copy 3t and ch Post) '
e Honorable the Jndgea
rrio u, co
of
Gun enciral
of
Quarter Sessions of the Peace m and for ate. County
,
The petiGorbaCP o
ilainespnrtilzrnr i l Ward. city of
Pittsburgh in the CoUnty. ' aforesaid, 'humbly. showcih;i
That yin:wpm — natter bath provided himoel f with matenals
for the 'accommodation of travelers and others, at his .
dwelling house m the: Ward aforesaid and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant - hint a license to
keep a public house of entertainment;' And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
F NOS /A6IE:SON.
We, the subscribers, Milieus ot the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of *good repute for
honestyand temperance,ant is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
P Casey, John Bark, 0 111 ; Cormiek,J Shields, M
flara,.W Landerskin, . John Ferran James Little, R
Barclay, E Dillon, John Bryson, A Ctinnlnahatn.
myaltat• • • (Dispatch copy and Ch Post.)
TO the Hoiiiiiia - le.thcTtudges cd•lma(;e.ertil
Quarter Seisions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny :
Pittsburgh in R AI. Hays, of the Third Ward; City
of the County aforesaid, humbly shewelh.
That your petitioner path provided himself with mate
rials for the accommoda of travelers and• others, at
his dwelling house in the 3dWard aforesaid, and prays
that your honors will be pleased to grant hlot a license to
keep a public house ot entertainment.. . And your pet!.
Limier, as In duty bound, will pray. R. M. HANS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, do
certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and Conveniences for the ar.copunadation and lodg
ing of Strangers and travelers, and that mild tavern is ne-
F cessary, . . .
Recap, B Argust, .1 BOwn, ?di Clark, R Mats
land, I. 9 %Veldt, WCarvill, A /I Ireesil, Henry Kane
D Green, Qeorge Kennedy, Henry South.
m)ql
..(Tritione copy.)
semis P. HORBACII
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NEE
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Y ". . .
RIM Street, betwern Wood and
JOSEPH FOSTER FX/111 ASIITUM.
.
Anbcry.Aact—Pirat Tier and Parquatte, GO cents; Serf
and asul Third Tie ra 23 cams; Colored Gallery, 23 cams ;
?lints Boxes, auk, 41.00.
Patoraal 7 cocleek; Cumin rises al 71 n'cloak.
117 IBA. ' , Alla EN will appear.
lea"' NO BILL BECEIVEb. ,
fixty3l:lt
els Bt tic S
wiz .1)42( 1110a:CIRCIMMUMPHANT.t
,THS best Citells SePresernetion ern :witnessed • by
the people. • •
LEW O:NORTIfand
—celebrated boles neeseany.
DAN TS HAISELF
. be exhibited In Pinsbargh, le front tne Ameri
can Hotel Penn street, °tittle 241.3. , 4th end 6th of Jisly:
Pardonless in futnr advsnisentents. tasy26 :Mort=
f
1%01% 8 CIRCUS .
Egrawntribr, DEdiIfATTP AND. ZOOLOGICAL f
OiltlEa o : Theatie r ' breueip r i e
A conjunction of Tvrti Establish - nitrate! based upon the .
NORTH 'AhIERICAN MRCVSS
and under the plat stmervielon of W. STONE, Senior
- - Proprietor of Stone & 111,Colham's Circuit,
W • ill be exhibited In
fjeltl CA the" City of P
00TELL, ittsburgh, inflow et
• the SaN
&very odikertate , and 11704. of 2 and 7 ado&
CommenglargonALlMEAY XIAYSIdi;4.
Ill7":Admitnee.ts eente only, {Pot pude-ohms sae
• Pictorial and Descriptive sheets,
....,019194te
TWO and a half miles below the City, Oa the"blelk of
the Ohio, Ricer, an Ornamental Plower Garden ,and
a delightful summet.retteat. Ice Cteam, Confeetion•
tides, Fruits, Temperate Drlake, &e., kept for the ace
comma:moo of tritium. Also,,a large ationmelt
Shrubbery and Evetblooming Maw for sale. "
The sweater Chieftain leaves the !Coto( Pitt attar s, at
the beziantogof each hour, from o'clock A. AI: nal
10myhaf P..U. -landing at the Garin [ Closed on Sunday .1
- . •
GREAT REDUCTION IN -PRIORS.
. ,
•---. •
Second Arrival of flaw ISISItIIZIOr Cfassdajp,
AT GREAT BARGAINS. • v.;.
• - ~. THF. largest, Cheapest and Rest. Stock 0f1414-:.
doCY DRESS GOODS ever offered in this city,
t- /514",.•
now opening a •
•
YOUNG, STEVENSON ¢ LOVE'S
•
Original See Hive Store, No 74blarket Street, berareen •
Fourth street and the Diamond,Pinteurgb,
The proprietors, have lust opened a large and most
beaallfal assonment of the.Navrest and Most Fos/Ilona-
ble Styles of Fancy mad Staple Dry Goods, which have
been purchased since the great reduction in prices at the
large cleating cat sales in Nevr York and.Philadephia, ,
and will be offered to. cash buyersat from 20 to 25 per t•
cent lower than former prices. .• •. - it
- DRESS GOODS of every descri tion,from the cheap. : r;
est to the most easily and can ,I stub as A very : p
large and beautiful crock of the.thilaorfhtr articles :
Chene and Jasper chene Silks; •' - •' ' ' . -
, . High Lustre, plain chemelionand face silks; .'• ..
Do stripe - d 0...•„ '
.-- do ;
.. . . i
Do plein-black .:•• • .'.• ', -do ;• -' - • ,
Brotade, Annues sod Poult de Soles, all colon "-.
Black and ehamenou Trak mins, and watered silken . II
• . Chene and India Foulard silks; . , . t.
Do printed and plain silk tissues; -•- . . ' •' . .1
Do - do Alheriines and atenadineit. : .-, 4
Plain, printed and embroidered berages; ', • :
.. 5
Chene plain and.figared silka,. and poplins • ii
, . .
;,.
- Chameleon Grads Naples; - - . . - - ....
Paris printed beragea do: e laines ; -, , ? •
Do, do and plain all 'wool de Mines; •
Do do fawns awl jaeonets;
Plain and embroidered mill and Swisses; .
Plata acid printed casameres; de lainesandalpieas;
French and domestic gingham, ; .
English and American cluatzes• and calicoes, at all 4 .
i
_ prices • • '
BONI/I=S and RIBBONS at great bargains; • .•
...t_ prime and sommershawl. ' 'do ' ' do; i'
i L cells worked sie.evee,' eke, collars slut chiski. '.l
Needle worked laces and muslin imps ;
Embroidered, hem stitch . and..plain, lines csmb'
handkerchiefs , : ... ,• • " ;
Fancy silk ratchet hd'ife, cravats sa d neck tier;
Glaves,„hostery and suspenders,-st large stack ; • .` ,
lcisli linear, table Cloths and table linens; -,,
Mckens, checks, crash,bird-eye, diaper At winkles; • . "; .
-.. :BM ached Anil brownrausiins, from 4 tol2o, peryd ; *
brown andfccifairedDantnn - ffeattels; - • , ,
' French cloths, plain aad fancy elusion:les & itatillets; r '. '
- thisidnerets, tweeds; merino cassimeres. and 'ET, i "
:mans; • , • • ... - .
Black satin and fancy vestinga i &c., &C. •' -' • ;
Jr?' The propriwors -would respectfully - solieii an
early call from all their friends, nod the publie - gent.-
entity, feeling confident shat they can'offer greaterin; I •
dacements to whole sale - and retied buyers, than 1 - :
have heretofore been offered fa Pittsburgh. any
,' - • - . • •
nayat if YOUNO. STEVENSON & LOVE.
1 •
.._ _ BIOUCO. —:"--""—"'"'-. - "-- •
ÜBUC SALE or TURNPIKE STOCE, is iambi:it- , '•
P,zed by the following sections of the Act of 25th of ; '
April, 1 8 50: ••• .. • ''2. • , •
•
- Si. O. That the Auditor General Is also hereby nu-
thorized and directed to espose to public' tale, in the j •
botosgb of Raft Birmingham. at such times lis he may
appoint, the Stock of the Commonwealth•in the Ritm- I
ingtfora acid Elizabeth Turnpike Company, and eonver
Me same to the purchaser atonic balers thereof: Pram— ,
'ars, That each stock shall cot be sold at a less price
than one dollar per share: - - ~
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Sec. 10. That it shall be the duty of the purchaser I
or purchasers of said Sleek, or any pan thereef,•thpay , !....'
the purchase money to be paid for such - .Shank to the t ...
State Treasurer of this Commonwealth, • within. thirty •,.• .•
days from the date of said purchase, who doll receipt , .
for the tame, and noon the production of such receipt , i .
before the Auditor General, he shall transfer the Stack . t
or Stocks $1:1 fold according to the terms of this Act , ' 1 .
By the Eith section it iv provided, That IfanYolllofr ;
of either of said companies; shall pa rchare any of se d
Stocks in the company of which he is a. member, the.
same shall inure to the benefit or such com_panYP
A VanolGasansaVs ONTICt,
... . . ' Harrisburg,- May sr?, sn. • :
Purulent to th e authorit y a fore the Stock owned:
by the Stare of Pennsylvania' in the Birmingham:and,
Elizabeth Turnpike Company, being 100 Shares , willbe
exposed to public sale, at the house of John A. fJplrart,.
is the borough East Birmingham, Allegheny cronfity,. t
Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY, the With day of June near
The
.sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. Id
Par value, $25 p e r. s h are.. EPRAUSIDANES.ar3ind
• Auditor. General: ' •
, An ordinance Wog the batter. .ollartteßrat
or Water Ben** on New BUMithges4
Supplemeonseu to on Ordinatus parsed the Vki dal( .1 •
• December, A. D. . 1847, treeing se the Wow . barb..:
DP. IT DRAINED AND ENAC SSD; trot . Chisesi
JJ et - 'Ptinesirgi, in Seim mat covrznort tomly =UM.
trek Thu o f
and atter the passage of this Ordinance,
all owners or , seetoants of lout extending to build or to.
paitany braiding or haildings the reon,4ll which the hy-
era= urater.is to be Used thr building purposes, ,
make %Mit:goat to 'w ri ting to the ehsessor of triter
teats on oecc tealdierts, fora permit to use the hydrant
. tearer,' end - melt application shall state the location and,
Aestvgnien, together with an estimate of the mutter of
• lserelherter tram. or thousands of brick. and yards cd.
• limerei r tla lire construction of Inch building or build
'tom and dit
rents,applle shall pay to the said asses.
'tercet Water at the time of obtaining such pensla
are Oet hydrant water, one.ludf of the probable . sum.
arra at the rate of four cents for tach perch of stone,
oe ten cents for each' one thousand of brick, and to
cents for each one hundred yards Of phone; in etch
building balker repaired, sold the halu.nce whenerver
She buil - dingle completed. And uny person Whoa hall
esa the hydrant water for building purposes, without
previously obtat'alng such peri o t herll forfeit the sumer
ten dollars, to be recovered asShea and rosfeitoree •
are by law Moverable. ; .
•
.That so 'Ruch of any-Ordinanee or Ordinances as is
hereby altered or supplied, he and the same Is hereby.
repented. . . • -
Ordained and enacted into a law in 'Cooncilsoldi
.twanty-sLlth day • of May, Anno Domini one thousand
eight hundred and illy-one.
ROBERT hPENIGHT,
Seesident . of vomits:in Council..
Attest:-'ll.'W. Lewis,
•. . .
Clerk or Common Council.
• • • JAMES /1.11IIIR;d .
• ' . President of Sclera Coaturill;:.
Attest:—R. Moanow, -
_ .
Clerk of Select Council.
ITH s. .1. cadkr... •caaa .a. gra.
Iron City Tack agia/0' -
irmE subacribeia manufacture and keep
A. hand ail
and
of Tacks, Brad s, and Sparables ; n
istnng. Clout and Bob Nails• Sae Blued Flour Barrel; -
and Lathing Nalls,• Copps r ' Nails and Tacks L , Barreb
Nails; Copper and Zinc Shoe Nails; Pattern:rillikett'ao-
Points ; Rivets, assorted sizes, .ko.".,ac.,ac.
CAMPBELL, ONES&
Warebouse, 09 IVarer stiTillsbargtt.
GAS - l ast -received, sotn;;;;;-
beatnik! patterns of Chandeliers, of olive grdli
artistic Bronze. CilkzetiS WO respectfully inalifu.
and examine my stock, particularly ono ypv. ••lo cnll
order, of Cornelius & Ca.'s Vest mantgaos. , .e, glade to f
o large assortment of Lanao..% -• .
suitable fof bpats, 44: l I,har idelleri)
my3l • churches_ ; &cc. •
•W. W. WILSON. _ i
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TB-ST . IIEOEI I 4BD
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vs) FOR• SALE 311.40MATTIA
11-1100 X 3 4* wow) ..snutEr' •
600 boxes Lerae''' • . - • •• r
004ne ; 20 ' brigs Cream WriDtrits; - .' •
too° • , 25 do . Filberts; .
/ 000x+ elr 0 a Nuts ;' • 30:bags Walnuts,
4 , -
ism riffs ; , • 10 eases Prunes. la rem>
• half do• • o 'do *do la fancy bre ;
200 boies ; • do. Sardines) •
1 00 :: do ' Layer do: : 10 do Sicily Idquotici.i,"
half • do ao ;
baskets elined
Oil; d
GOObous Fire Cracker's ; 60 Sala/
200 do do 'do
• No. k; 20 boxes ltlarearonl;
100 dox eolßall'dAlarurls; 20 do • Vern:smell; ;
200 do Lemon Syrup;• 20 - do Cam Drops;
3000 Cocoa Now; •• 60 do No.l &It &Candy
50 roars Ivies Almonds ; 50 dozen Pepper Settee;
sdoo bags Tagilono dd; 40 do asserted Pickles;
do B. paper shell do ;20 do ChuerWhm; •
10 bales Bordeaux do; 20 do bluster do; •
my 25..
• • •
QIIVER AVARE—Forks, Spoons, , Ladlzs, Batt=
1,7 Knives, 3c., on hand constantly and ma/infanta **
to older. imr2a/ IV. IV. WILSON.
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