Hitters' )(lured.
POTTSVILLE, PA.
SATIIHDAV APRIL t i , 11165
TII 'II VEILS' fine a taryer
,jrrniation than any other AVegnapaperruhtinkrq in
Sorthola i'enniytranitt. It circulates (telling the .
Iron and Business. men, not only in this rind
ter , +r id„fi n ing Countice, but in all our Cities/ and it
41 , 0 u lates largely a many the.massea in Schuyl
kill County, which maulers- it one of the moa t valu
abl Adrerlie ing mediums in the . Country. Cut ftse
j , ,,p,rs have in many Ca l ianiista enrotled ow their
•in/Jli ript rists .
AGENTS FOR THE MINERS' JOVEITA.L.
DAVID J. Lewis, Mt. Cannel
IsAAe F. DAVIS, Ashland:
Fr.EPTII:CK LAXPF.IIINTII:7I, Tamaqua:
n iogrs(l,; A. Gonimar, Tremont:
,)I.N B. PALMER, corner Third and Chestnut
streets. Philadelphia:
V. W. ("Ann, South :id street, Philadelphia:
• raA\E k Cu., South 3il street, Philadelphia:
WFB. , TI II , JONF:ti, N. E corner Third and Race
'FArtsct., Philadelphia:
•
c, Sonros, Coal Merchiut, 524 Walnut SL,
B Gilsey's Buildings, corner Broad-
TVIV and Ceurtlandt street, New York:
i'uLsr.t . B. PALMER, Tribune Building, N. York:
cnoir , .t Co.. 102 Nalsan street, liew York:
Prrresou., 119 Nassau street, N. York :
V'settsit k SoUP.LL, Appleton'ißuildings,Broad
wav, New York:
V. W. V tt.us:n. Court street, Boston:
m. P.I;TTEVIILL. State street, Boston:
yt tio fire authorized to recieve subscriptions, ad
' ert &r., fur the Mincra' Jutirnat, and TO
r,fr
BUSINESS NOTICES..
liISCELLANEurS ADVERTISIMENTS.
.Pi;. M. P. 1,..1)01)50'S itiivcrtisea a Dcntrifice
-, f his own manufacture.
sEE ADV. of Liquid Glue- t -it is a most useful
MEE
FP IME Clover and Timothy Seed at Barman's.
Aln , India Rubber Hoge. • •
AT KEMP A, KEINE{ ART'SStair building es
•tailishtueut, in Met street, Stairs of, ever' , de-
Cerrlitlll. for public or private houses, can belted.
:2; , 0 ACRES of pritne'Conl land, in the Hazle
ton 1,3 , Ae, are offered fur rent. Ex i arctine the ad-
LI tinmeut
4 S.t LE tiF alarge 1.,t of Household furniture
and Fanning utensils, horses, cows,' wagons le.,
belnging , to John Barman, Esq., to be sold
at Qrt‘ig,:burg next. Saturday, 14th. To those in
uant of such, property, the oeeasiutr will afford a
fl oe , ?.pportunity to suit theinselves.
. .
J. f"..AbSTADt, Mabantongo street; framet
'pictures in handsome and Substantial stylo. ‘ HIS
laysortmeut of frame pieces is extensive and varied,
(rein the plainest to the most highly ornamental,
'such as carved, gilt, te. Every variety of taste
may he sped. He has also a number of elegant
agravings for sale, with or without fraudiss, sait
lle for parlor ornaments. - His prices aro remark
ddy moderate. , Try him.,:.
WIRE SCREEN MANUFACTORY.—CoaI Op
ratcrg and others wanting anything in this line
re referred to the advertisement- of li,"urtz, Bey
rle A; Co., Minersville 7 Their establishment i 8
upplied with nil the necessary-machinery for con
ectitig the business on an extensive scale—their
Ijaterials are the best the market affords, and their
erkmen remarkable fur skill and • despatch.—
, r•lrrs are guarantied to befillea to rheentire sat
?faction of customer's. Gii.9 them a trial.
MIIII.APELPITIA ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE Bard of Dccuu & Mi4dloton.
will examine the advCrtise-
ti)t Barlow's Indigo Blue.
THOSE wantiA•Carpels, Oil Cloths, Mattiogs,
in.t;ox - ,to., are referred to Depuy
wivertisect!ent
AiKxowt,Ent;mEsT.—We are indebted to
eesri. Hendricks and Frailty fofpublic doc-
MEM
•
SItNIIAt LlQgillt LAW, which went into
flea in this State,. on Sunday last, was uni
:observed, we belieye. A creditable
M - Mrs. Cass, wife of the United
ates Minister at Rome, died suddenly in
.tt citv mt.:tht 3‘.1 nit.. She wad an estimar'
lady. and leaves a' large circle of friends
rezret her decease.
THE FoliEtt;N-NEws.—The foreign intelli
tve by the Asia is Merely interesting. It ,
,t,ks pacilie; but conjectures upon the con,`
:Innen! of the war, which now rests in a Men:
1;pon the Shoulders of diplomacy,- can
in prove unstable.
thepast week,
Know '.'.:othings have ear b rled the day, in
elections held in tlijStatesof Maine,
i' , ,..l.) . 'cl,'Murvland, and South Carolina:—
Prohibitory. Liquor Law cities
,n ha; proved successful
N.L7TRALIZEP VOTERS.—The :Maine t,egis.
:ire passed 'a law at its last session that - no
,
r:cm of foreign birth shall vote unless' he
,wi his inttnralization papers to "t.W an
"at least three months before an
The act took effect March 16th.
1 CLAY Vcs . rtv.l.L.—On Thursday next,
iro.t:, the old friends of Itt - say CLAN', (of
Festival Association,) have their
.:0 dinner, in New York—in commentora
ef the hirth.4lay.nl the illustrious decems.
Ex-President FILLMORE: and other dis
:,l.e.hed gentlemen will be present.
J3E.4 r Ct.:E.—As the Supreme Court
• _ranted 3 writ of error in the case of Dr.
t we are likely to have the case over.
4;n. His friends are laboring energetically
k.,. still entertaining the belief that
ji innocent of the crime with which he
nig charger]
l i' N. ---• Commoilore Perry recommends
cloths be sent to; that country, in
rence to cotton; the
. tetaperatui•e„ of .la
:,rr,:potiding in many resjecLs with onr
Mates. But with regard to the, co
. •••:leetion:; may tie made by reference to
'lrawings of costumes which are to appear
r-pk%rt of the Japan Exrdition he
dm - Mg the present ye:tr. ,
V;KT, WEIISTER ' S ..Nl.t/iS/11 , 11.3.j0
pr.)perty, e iulPri., i .Iklr. Webster's
and stock of cattle, haS
-I; i t e to the amount of Slti,7oo was
.el the animals did not brinp:remarka.
pr - tees. Mr. Webster's affairs were
11 , state of gredt embarrassinent. At
of decease, it Fr.terns the Massa.
.tt, statesman, owed the moderate 611111
1 1 ,100, thereabouts.-.
c. coNvEvrios.—The delegates elected
- ,re.rnlar Whigs" in the different wards
ailelphia, convened in I:hiladelphia on
, The Convention made some gener
ninations for City Treasurer amteity
'voted down ins:nuations nt
Committee of Superin•
adjourned to meet again
ii. 13.„ ;text
C t a Democratic
held in Philadelphia on Tuesflay;
I.:::iar speetaele was witnessed of 170
, wo4ring that they werrt. enethies to
sentiments. In the. : of the
these tpreTiotie individuals would,
th , :n exi.st,sl, been found in the Torr
g s
it. is. they are welcome to MI the
Mn clean from publicly ad:1101P
• .... . are mat Americarw,
lE==ll
l.J . . , a , LATvitF:.—lly the proceedings
,ritor it will be seen that the
• i a a fair way.to pass the new Tem
,: bill and the nni relating to church
T1,e;•,,,,t0 A o n both, as far as they
defj: , ive, and promise their
r.aa‘atyon. In these two pending
i; concentrated more feel
') 110, part of the peopl e of th e State, than
•;., fin.ail ~ , t itan;.; put ta:„ , ether. If they
qlnly fibipoaed of, the tittle of the Pub
`4s tirucick t i 14r, and the Canal Board
it will be a bright feather in the
the present session..
, ,
. I'dixEns' Jottaict.,,Sclat 7 wipatt ,, :r.,—.Se e the
Prospeettis' of -thin= enterprise la full below
—it explainiNtkelf. Tbe. Decessiy and ad
vantage (the lat particularly te aublin.
berg) of such a pu blication are niaififiatit." We
are tiow forced tacrowd - out a large quantity
of Scientific and i
ther news, from the columns
of the Journal, it portant to our readers and
the trad e— and the additional' expense of tiro
cents a lock to our, r eaders and their families,
particularly in Schuylkill County, l will not be
felt much by them. We are partiCalarlY aux
lows that all the boys and girls shOuld sub
scribe to this paper. We will endeavor to
make itparticularly interesting to' that class
of the 'community. Its tone and general char
acter may prove of great advantage to them.
Finding it utterly Impossible to publirh Alt' the matter
ernwding upon us In the columnsof the Miners' Journal,
we have concluded to Issue a Paper on Wednesday Morn-
Init. to be called the
'WEDNESDAY DOLLAR JOl3alt&L,
Containing twent yibur coltunns of matter. At 0:11: DOL
LAR A YEAR, übich iu connection with the Miners'
Journal, will Mahe it tieml:Weekly Paper *la per an
num. 'fhelollowlng Is the Prospectus:.
THE WEDNESDAY DOLLAR JOtIBRAL;
A. NEWSPAPER FOR OLD AN'D rOLTYO AMERICA.
DIXOTED
Education., Temperance, tined Norale,;Publie Vir
tue, and Genera/ Sews.
This Paper will be issued in connection: with the Mi
ners' Journal, emery Wednesday mornlnF. The spirlinets
number issued In about two week and Mar regu
lar publication commenced early In May.
One of the °Weds of this Paper is to tamely, to wane
extent. the Schuylkill County School whlcb was
discontinued last year. Several competent Teachers have
promised their aid in the Educational Department of the
DQ1.1.117. JOCIMAL.
It will eschew mere partisan politics, but nevertheless
occupy the 'broad platform of Americanism.and proudly
pointingtothe example of oar Rev°lntionary sires, it will
stand by the liberal institutions of our nanntry, and
urge the maintenance and dissemination of Republican'
principles everywhere.
Temperance and general Morality, together with the
Religions Intelligence of the County particularly, will
hold conspicuous places in the new Paper. j It will labor
earnestly and always for the suppression of that monster
roll of the age---the Rum traffic: nor will it spar° other
public vices of the day, whether in high or low places.
. The current aver, both foreign and domestic, impeded.
ly of our own Borough and County, will be carefully col
lected and recorded for the readers of the Dottar.
As this will be a pernweent Piper, not to he'diacontin
ued, as Campaign Papers are, the Publisher confab:rutty
appeals to the public to sustain this proposed enterprise,'
so laudable and manifestly so much masded.; The low
rates of subscription will place the new Paper within'
the reach of all, even children, as the subseriptioreptitie
amounts to only Tice, Cents a teeek.
This Paper will he free of Postage delivered in any part
of Fehuylkill County. and for subscrit;erti out of the
County. the Postage will be only nervily-six Ants per an
num, paid quarterly in advance. Lly clubbing, out of the
County, the Postage can nearly, all to
.sayed.
As this Paper will contain matter entirely different
from that contained In the Miners' Jountal, the present
subscribers to the Minors' Journal will find It an inter ,
estiug Paper for their families. The terms to those who
take. the Miners 'Journal and the. Wednesday Dollar
Journal, will be $3 per annum, payable in advance.
Tot Clulost
To Clubs of filo and upWards, sent out of 'tbo County,
the Paper will be furnished at SO cents, which will give
20 cents towards paying, the Postage. ,
THE $5OO SALARY7—A 13,17st—W i e observe
that in the Appropriation Bill reported to the
House of Representatives of this .State, is. the ,
project of paying the - members of the Legisla
tore $5OO salary.. This is done to cover the
matter - up aud 'screen the members from .vo
ting directly for it Disia to prevent the
Governor from vetoing the bill. SuCh Legis
lation is a positive outrage upon the people, and
every, member ought to be held resollsible to '
the people , who votes,for this section , of the
Appropriation Bill. The Democrats are de
termined to break down the present Adininis
traticm, and they are aided by the adherents
of that most corrupt of political gamblers and
Money shavers in the State, Gen. Siniou
Carii
eron—a man who is robbing the petiOe daily
by setting the laws at defiance, in not keeping
the Nate: of his Middletown Shaving Shop at
par; thus 'wringing from • the working.people
and business men, tens of thousands of dollars,
by which he enriches himself by, defrauding,
the It does seem that the very
essence of corruption in the State is now band,
ed together at Harrisburg—that many having
assumed the guise of Americanism; the more
effectually to accomplish their objeets—and
thus lead on'the honest portion of the Ameri:
cans to ruin 'and destruction. But Mark the
issue; Americanism will be pnrgedl of this
corruption,
..and Governor Pollock (against
whom all their efforts are now directed,) 'will
be sustained by the people, while the'sapoliti
-1
cal hypocrites will be unmasked, and, scatter
ed before the indignation of the, peaple..like
chaff before the wind.
Tut; POTTSTOWN BANK Bu.L.--Ptlblie , meet
lags have been held, we learn from th'e Nor
ristown Her in various towns of that vicin=
ity, on the subject of Gov.,Pou,oce4 veto of
the Pottstown Bank bill. The Herald, by the
way, is unnecessarily pqulent, with Mt. in re
gard to our expression of opinion in the mat•
ter. We feel confident that where the busi
ness Wants of a community demand the estab
lishment of a Bank, or an increase cif bank
ing capital. that the, Governor posseSses too
much discrimination and judgment to reject.
any petition to that effect, Feud wouldi tudiesi
tatingly sign a hill CoWrring such needed
improvements upon the locality- in which the
projects originate. :In the case in qUestion,
Governor Poi.Lors. acted as he did, after ma
ture deliberation of theinatter—he certainly
gave most admirable rea,Sons for his cveto Of
the bill—and ire warrant, iu accordance with
the contmon sense views of nine-tenths of the
•
citizens
- of Pennsylvania. Bear disappoint
meats philosophically, respected 11"ra141.—
Believe us it mends matters ranch sooner, and
renders one less liable to be ridiculed by. those.
who feel no touch of sympathy for one in of e's
misfortunes. . • •
ELECTION' ASD RIOT IN CiNciNNArt..—The
municipal election in, Cincinnati, on :Monday
last, was most c.iciting, 'characterized as it
was by a fearful struggle in several wards' of
that ty, between the „American and German
citizens. The votes, of the Eleventh and
Twelfth wards were destroyed by a body of
tacit who rushed into the electiow rooms
while the Judges were counting, the votes,
and seizing the boxes 'containing the tickets,
carried them into the street, and burned thein
in the presencecrowd.. Several des-
berateencounters took place betwetn the
Americans and Germans, in one of which a
=pion was used. Although several persons
are reported tttbe kilned, the only one named
is. Dr. Brown, of the Eleventh ward. 3lany
of the combatants were seriously wounded
during the melees. The Americans sueeeed
edin electing their municipal ticket. At 14i
accounts the military were under arnis, aid
the indications were that the difficulties would
be settled Witlitiut further bloodshed. The
n';erits , of the difficulty, have not been
ed; •and we consequently forbear comment..l
- THE Exit rsrEn condition of the Philadl
'lia City. Treasury is quite startling, aecord
ing to a statement of Mr. Price, - SenatO froln
the city, who says that the hanks were over
drawn to the antnunt of $:1l3,0.00 and that the
City Treasurer had used, the $lOO,OOO Or.
$125,000 appropriated to build the Chesnut
street bridge. It is also stated that the.trea/s
-,
ury has been overdrawn to the amonpt of
$313,000, which included the appropriation
made to the Chesnut Street bridge. Retiench•
went and reform Should , be the policy of the
Councils of that city in the future.. &nee the
organization of the present municipaligWerti
meat, its action in financial matters has
verified the homely adage,—‘,!saving at thi:
spigot and letting out'at the hung-hole."
trench, gentlemen, retrench!
INII
AAV:itic. o Nl:ol tx ylmixt.A..—The.op r oitio, ; ,
Prints are making the most oat of a trilling
speck of disaffection and dLieontent among
the Know Nothings-of Virginia, and upon tF
they build high hopes in regard to Mr. Irtst4
To the' -Know Nothings this flurry is a snowi
squall 'A April,—nothing more Serious;
,land
the Washington Correspondent of the Cuitric,
& Eipiniter says that there is not the leastl
reason to anticipate any restoration of Demoi .
cratic 'harmony among the masses of the ;par-,
ty. The Know Nothing, lodges in Virginini
continue toincreas(i'in number, anti l the
eiettcy of their organization. ThiS cannot
fail to ensure . an American victory in !.113f
State t 'on - the''oecasion of the apprOatlting
election. .
GovEnNon. PoLLoc Las vetoed the char
ter oe the Stroudsburg Bank.
THE MINERS' JOURNAL
Tin 'Cor; . , empettv,Vaimow. r --This elect
tion on itandsy - hult, isnblied inlay-or of the
Know Nothings,. -_l t here it choice by the
people for Gavernoi. The , vote fora:mentor
stands nearly as follows2—lsonsir (Prsra.,)
27,000; (K. N.,) 25,000; - Di-rros
.(Whig,) 9,000 The _choice of Governor
therefore thrown oti l the Legislature, and ,cs
the Know Nothings' have 19 or 20 of the ;21
§enators, and probably 130 of the 234 Repre
sentatives, 31trica, the Know Nothing crincli
date, will undoubted! y be the GovernOr cho
sen by the Legi4latere.
B. a B. Smoisotte, New York.—This Coal
firm, now one of the oldest in the comatrY. in
the Anthracite trade, are about to retire from
the business. Scrupulously knorible and
singularly correcto in all their dealings; these
gentlemen have for years commanded the
highest respect of the business commnuity!tt
honie and wherever.known abroad; and they
noW retire, we are gratified to learn, with sole
•stai'itial practical evidence that "honesty is the
theliest policy." May all such ever prosper!
MWtrUlkii.
We annex abstracts of the animal state
mews of several Railroad' Companies in this
County, as lately reported before the . State
Legislature; copies of Which have been kind
ly forwarded to us by our Senator, Hon. dub.
Hendricks. They are matters of much 'in
terest to our readers, hereabouts:
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of', TII&MOL,ST CARRON RAILROAD 0031 PANT:
ABSTRACT of the accounts qf Du Mount Carton Rail
. :- road Coe pani; Ftbruary 14 1855. ' ;
Dr.
To capital stock, as per statement
. .
of Februaiy 1, 1854,3,550 shares,
at $5O per share, •: $178,000 00 • •
Since' iSFUEII in dhattbUtiOn to
abitholdera, 440 sbanis, at SSO .
'
per share, - ' -' *.
_sll,ooo 00
MOD 'OO
'To amount of debts doe by the mama:2r . 5 O
81 l 5
1 . To athount of profits frota february .
' 1,1854, to February 1, 1855, made . .
owes follows;
• Toils--fiet tecelphr on 174,051 tons, . '
16 . wt., 2 qrs. coal, , - $17,036 58
. Interest reeelTedi . ~ 142 13 . .
17,11'9 11
Dedtict repairs of nod, 5,41168
Deduct expenses in &it nyl7 - .
1:111 county and : 47 3
• 3,919 01
13,.^8010
Deduct dividend deelareil •
November 15,15:,1, 6 per '
rent. on 6175 000, 10,680 00
State tax of 5 per rent. c.i{ •
$10,650, 524 00
. ,
' • ' 2,044 10
Add balance of profit and
/ors, per statement of
February 1, 184, '2,391 96 . .
Deduct Issue of stock 22 ' 438
°°
distribution, 440 shwa,'
at') per abate, ' 4,000 00
Deduct commutat'n in esahl '
• for fractions of allures in .
distribnUon account, i 00
FM
By Blenint Cartxm railroad; .eost to
. Feb. 1,1854, ' . ' ' ; $195,162 30
Binee4iipended for its itnprocentont„ 508 12
lansgro 42
By materials and personal property on hand,
• per Inventory and valuation. • 534 40
By mach in the treasurer's bands; 527 02 '
By amount of debtA due to • the Co:, 3,737 Al
By profit arid loss, balance February 1,1855, 188 00
.1011 N R. WIMP., Prrsicitnt.
MOUNT CARBON AND ..PORT CARBON R. R..CO.
.ABSTRACT of accounts of the Nona (limbo's and .11m1
Curbon lAulread (biltut
p i t r. y,J:anuary pth,, 180.
io
•
Rallrimd and real vitae,
Onrugfructlon account,
Euutlrr \ dubtons,
Cmh, \
•
Cr.
Capital•stock,
Revenue aetnunt. ,
Dividends unpaid,'
Dills, payable,
Sundry creditors, •
State t ic , ,
Reernwr statement for
Jan wiry, IS 4, revenue surii,hvii;
Tolle on 622.h44.1% tons coalsod.
tons tnerchandtze '
ItentA of buildiags,trackx, &e.,
baton:At,
Total orrilltit.
Less expenses for ih
Repa
Office ..xp.tts4.ts, snbtries, &c.,
C. Olivet...B debt,
Net reroute for the year,'
APPruPriated for July dividend,
7 p.•r rent. and tax,
APP l ')Pliated tor January air! ,
per cent. and tax,
Revenue eurPlu 4 t jairs
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY , NA
4BSTRA CT of aeornatta of the S,
lion and Railroad Lbninany,
/Mr.
Railroad,
Cash and demand loans,
0911t.Nrior.
Sundry debtors,
1
Capita/ sto , k,
•
liovenue areount,
iiillx payablo, . .
iitatn tax,
Hooding italinaad Company, ; .
'Di•vidends unpaid, . •
, .
Revenue statement ;for
January, 1.834, revenue surplus,
'Pills on 6/6.401.17 tons of rciiil
- , - .1.'-'73 tAms merchandise,
Gain on motive power.
80ut..., and water rent/,
14tAireat, Le.,
•
Total credits,
Lcss e2penles ths.
Ipairty
Bent to 3lonnt Carbon and Port i
bon ralirccid company,
OfTke rzixnwrn.
J.1(3. tlih rr, debtor,
,3 Net revenue.
Appropriated for July air idetid.l: -
4 percent. and tax,
Appropriated for January ditride .
1855, - 5 per cent, and tax,
•
•
S" Rerrenne amrplus,
JOHN
3111,1., CREEK & MINK 111LL,51..AV. & IL R. CO.
Ans - rhAer of at. runic qf !hit ,11q1 Creek and Nine Mil
Nizeigation and Kullroad Oanpauy, January lith,lBas.
I
Dr.
!.
Railroad and real estato,, .. V.n1.575 00
Conan.*Elba!' Amount, ' 3,277.07
Cash and demand loans, ;' " ' 19,661:6
Collector, ': iii ' 79 n
•!' . .
lie.
,315,59329
I 4‘
. 1
Capital idoek,
Cr. k
. . , s.
~ V 292.575 CO
Reironne amount, , - • ' 19,490 3.5
, :
Dividends unpaid, 1;:, 61.60
Bills payable, . v: --, 2,30067
, 11
Phlladelphla & feeding RailrOad CarnPanY, 414 08
Tai on Jnly dividend, ' 'V" tin ZO
1
Rerenue statement fqr thi 'year 1661.
January' 2, 1851. balance to credit of
rivonue account, , , P 24 61
Toll on 461,206 tonic of coal and ~S•FI - ~
trine niapchandlar,
156,126 41
Iteciipta
for motive power, ' , 21,700 03
8:1 26
56
"Total, r !, - .
• ITOta Credit , '
htIS rapensa Ar 1854
Rent to iVonnt Carbon and Port Car,
bqn Itt!llroad Company, ) I ,s 2054E000
Itepoiris :.. ' ' i: 7 702 23
Cops. of motive power. , 1, * 10 , 74020
Orlict,o exprioes—mlaries, ' 1 ,.;,' 4,053 V)
Inte'rest —balAnce of account for thxi .
Ell;II
Net revenue for the year 1554, t i 32,747 SO
Appropriated for July di Odom/4554i
43,i per eent: and tax, • - 1319,237 35
Appropriated Jannary dividend,l9s4y
per cent. and tax, ; 15,432 22
, 31,61t937.
jterenuo surplus, , 1,048 03
JOILti, TOCKEJt, President.
* 1
31INE HILL & SCHUYLKILL g'itrEx B. K. C 0..:
A itS77:A(.7 of Me accounts of the sWine Hill and sea l i-S,
•
- kilt 'larch Rearoeit CoMpany.
Ot the first day of January. 1n59, Ole capltAl stock or
the, company consisted of thirty thotutand doe hundred
shanks, a?, per certificates issued, aniOunting, at the par
value of fifty dollars per share; to 11,525,000. Of this
amount two hundred and forty-eix shares are held by the
comPany.
In'addition to the stock Issued, thpre are outstanding
certificates of loan, duo by the company, aruounting to
s3oo,oral.
Th! income of the company, for the , , yoarlS.sl, has beon
derhrt front the following sotto:Ca; Ala:,
For tolls and the use of motive tidWOr in the
trapn..rtat I'm of coal and - merchamlize,l,-
151,726% tons, with the .contpany!if share
of the passeteger business,
1400 , 3 baton/ern% made by the board,' ' 7
Por bldanee of interest received and r' ent of
tenno.rstr,
ti
Matting the income of the year, ij
The current charges have boon for
fo , l. Wa!Ze%. ivimirs, oil and other
__ l ?
expenses of the motive deprtrtat, prJ,7O5 47
Vm• salaries of otlleers and runenat
espieneeit in the nepair and maim...-,4
[lanes of the road, rent of (Om I.::
and incidrotais, 44,293 OR
199,993 45
•
Leasing. as the balance of pralits for !hi" year
the Run of
A dividend was declared in Angto . t, -
ISA of i per cent. upou the cap
hal; at that Uwe 11,000.000, 116,000 00
And Quo In January, 1555, of 5,14 '
per rent., upon 11.142.700 • 6138 50
The balance, $12..M0, la held by the
~iiinany, and en this pwiicaa tip
dhlriend was declared-
The orate talc% en thole dividends
itarai !Perri paid to the 6.tate Treat!.
urer, amounting to. 7657
$.160,5.59 13
Imaritig a inlancv rt. ' : .' . SIOXI7I
Which' haribetlu appropriated to the roclativo or rt.-
rood. SAIIIIIIILi MMINV, rrrasiirer. .
drillti C. CILEWN, l'resiffent. ! '..:
11.214 00
25000
18R 00
200,760 :Li
4,26113
200,769 25
1it:n.4.671 SS
40,8,33 30
2.25. 22
3.53 89
278,143 29
$'135,10090
. 68
'2,57675
• 11,216 91
1,609 00
824 95
:18,143 IM
(he year 185
$ 1,026.27
`,2 1 50
\535,258 CA
\ 204613
11, A 493
1,! 56.268 01
MEE
$13,246 48\
1.459 20 \ ,
• i
• • • 623 43 \
15.3,9k11
42,90;)
6,64,
I:1 17,323 95
19,196 60 • •
87,122 7.5
5.7!,2 45
TUCKIIR, Ptcsident,
'IGATION .1. It. CO.
Vailey'..Variga
!Vanuary SQL, ISM..
$55.5,2M 47
40,01i3 01
1,147 U 7
6.837 10
602,430 63
ME
$561,460 00
it 33,939 34
5,543 36
071340
I 846 06
. 15459
602,930 65
is year 1W44
$ 2,667 C 4
nd
!!) $61,028 69
8,770 91
26917
154. 71
70,293 68
ca; 16:4. 7465
I
l e $1.5,31.10 15
1,50000
1,505 43
3,033 83
'..n,M 41
.6469191
; $4,
$20,90 40
29 47613
50,44'2 53
1,073 3$
41JCKE11, rresirknt:
31b.b:i3•29
57,75077
5 54
25,00 17
$305,109 SY2
1687
308,u93 0:)
lOS S
Al t aa 39
171,212'14
• •
agswite, *rur ';‘"Lor , the yea; eia am hZ
titai.-7tntirtatet /*patty,
' Boatiaber..l4l4*, - ,
Tolanda tritb colliarravoll*titr•AToel :••••
shags, tanrata, Osamu., amines at aaR - 1'
aiv i iC a l . and atitleties, ilandlaita at •••- . •
Rat with W Impmentrota - • •••-. • •-•
netted wittsitovtaining and attlpptag
bad in Bthayilifiliatannty, _ in t g40 1 1.3. 9
To railroad frnm Wirt Clinton pomummuu. •
with extan4oo dt mat to thajasetkin of
Catawba& east @lading bar& roads ta •
the varional mine& sidinipa, `angtnaa ear
hobos watSr and wood atatona, acalsw;
and freight s °films, d all alter
tinprtmnnenits riiiinssisli with the row], -
To real.estato,!incilidlits buDdinga and:lota
at Thump* Sioithiwkr id, Rend'
log. Port Cliatcairsia,'
To general Inreattly of propert;
loessnotirosi eoak freight an
cars, toots, bins* and all otti
proPertr, • •
vekessit,
To bilb recairshia"
To sundry am?unteidna compel
tors at Tama i quao . iad others;
QM
By stock, 41,819 shires,
By stock to 1.4 IstO.ii:4l 1n 1p0)
recetsabte
By loons—toot tonna /I
By bills psystltt. sod stntdry.t..
By into:est an! with ism
dna by cotoOkny t
By rota sod. tops,
By sinking Amid,
• IGEkk W. COL
Y. N . . nett' Tivitidest
- •
wirtosua, CONliElfilirONS. ::
{
`Ex - Ex-Onr.Pkrsons, of iebigan, is sick. i .
•,,,
Afflntlue i riss Is preiailit g in, Philadelphia.
12/".llorac4 64eley is going to Europe.
_ggir-Secreqtry:toobbin is onvalescent.. '
i&r• i f
Deitthii inik'ew Tork last week, 423. . i
0$ ow
ast week, 124. i
1:0 - 3.1re. hi c ejecacneral T wi gg s,is dead. ';...
pir-In VirOria the wheat crop is looking woff4
..7.41 7 -11on. T. JO - cios Stzwat / I t, a distinguished pol • I' :
itician, is dead, '..:"..
pl-Tbe 4vides from tl
North Carolina liitie never
, 7..5?-tryessLl ik!loading
Japan., I ' , I
•I : i
jiltlnilia&Hoitilities in
coining ulertning
Oundttut
being much &este*. than th
A The 1 4 '
O' Imt F tre
iiiltithortly vi
. o,`ln the issil;rtr State
270 convicts. .
jg.i"-"FortyithiWves" is dr.,
of juveniles hi :Bid4aoro.. 1
ynr:Charlcs( Punier Sbep
L-
lawyer of Mississippi, is dett
_I • - 1
The Rov: Miss Rio ,
N. Y. Tribut t . ',-.
pet-Rov. Lt A i --:- Lowry o
dead. - i ,:: I
par-The ware4ensei of
sent year are eititapted at £3
Francis 11llillia, edito
is dead, at•the figopf 35,
g4.1 - Half of iTonisboro', Ga.
by fire.
Hay is triOicedentedi
em part of New 'YQrk.
Consuniptian Hoer
in Now Folk. 1
pll-111r0..-panlel7ebster
in New lA9last iiteok by a
Ifs~t~To-morrow, f,Eat.ter S I
fad of Lent. 1' ,
JA - That delightful little
is being caught in l'arge num
ja - kfundred s s applies
bounty land nc4aigli made dal
prl-There arC isitiployed of
York 25,000 boatui ; Sin and 0,01
. pa -Wild folk re abuni
markets.
_gßf-A ladyYerk hi
a million dollarsfliy.:keeping
Josetils4. Patrot
of the Butler
2 7.1.. T -Shad arelbeing caught
large numbers. r
1
-B-The burns, dl.S . trict, at
streets, Philadelfilltt; is being
1
•.;;;MT-The now gasometer in First Ward, Phila
delphia, was datimicil by tho gale of Sunday.
..„,T.IY-Threc-fouritqt of the ilersons arrested by
the police of PhilXdldelphia, aof foreign birth.
pPr-JOhn Motialmn was kil ed in Philadelphia
crlsfonday, by
xxl. \ •pon Carlo 43, ihe Spuds Pretender, expired
• •
at Trieste on thi3Pith. March, '
AO-Peers are 6titertained 4r the safety of the
United State \ s,,prigiPorpoise.
„re-Eight perx , oro, charged with murder, arc
to be tried in New York this month.
savedusi, acted upon by ,the rays of
the sun, will ignitg;ilitentaneoui v l l yin sixteen hours.
r•The Metro`pOliten Thee , Oov York, will
be opened by Ituroti, the coructlian, in May.
_PEt - Lonfifig gat hers are an Dying the farmers
nthe vicinity of Italtimore,
•
I _Ad- - The new Sunday Liquo Law was observed
by the Tavern keel of Mont. emery county.
..p.l"-Col. Bent(); Ig en route t• 'Washington, from
St. Louis.
immoninf4rain warehouse, 190 feet in
length has been einnisleted in hicago.
gt - s Late Teirsspal)ers comp ain that the young
corn has been killed by sererofFnsts.
;
:r.", - 6"geo. P. Fillet, Esq., o Dover, has been
appointed Attorney ;general of Delaware.
t • •
i ,Z.r.T.Madatno Parndi is abou to return to the
United States: s 1
gr:Taxes, aintri,ktitig in
$524,206 90, have. been receive.
since the first of the iirement ye ,
Agi-Dpring. an affray In Ne
20th, Dr. Horatio iisrsons and!
killed. •
7.erl - Both Brai2e/i4 of the Ci
timore, hare passed ordina
Sinking Fund. - 1 . 1 . ::: . f- - -
1
..,Z.O "The Spring trade of Phil
considerably . enrtail l eo.byP "Job
healthy reaction. i /"."
! I:0"A phenomenowas obse
Ga., last week. Thi . yelks bad ri
comparded by ilium:lei-and light
,
- i
~ , , a:3'.• `The govertml f efit will los
, •
unsettled accounts of klov. Prie
ex-purser in the Na.q
d ,7J' , 'The cost of rbinoring thol
r
York Almshouse wa y 4,907 25
were employed.. !.,... •
rho funeral eervieo of Id
took place at St. LodiS;a,few da,
ly attended. 2 i ,;:.
x,"Tho recent excibliions hay
election of American Mayors in
this Union. . i -„. .
2 „VP•I3y the burninief the ate
cently at Lake Providence; La.,
were lost.
VATho number
i .Fiersons,
and alone, employe I !rt the cod,
fisberies o ls 11,000. I F
• •
„WY-Those svindlihft'enal dem
vitutos., called lotterie l sOtro sec iv
of the Tress in varioukties.
The counsel far:Morrisey
gilists concerned' in the.Priole
an effort to quash the'lttiAietment
resident of ;I%:aw Ilacan
has bequeathed the rtiipid aura o t
Children's Aid Soeietf.i)( New To
:AI-Three vagrani . rinegro me
Easton, Aid., last wee ;, at price
$4O to $9l. • •
!7t4a`lfenry A. ts , J.,!.43yerseer
Cotton UM, was mei* eptaily kill'
last.
Nino hundreOtnd twon
have been ox nded tlko - ear In
charitable purpo'rem
~,, , ,Tal- T ho total loss 31, the fire' At Sandersville,
Ga., on the 26th ult., i4#121,368, v on which there
51
. an insurance of only s34 ' 750.
h.: - : p
,Zit - Tho ship GreatiAopublic,hich cleared at
New York on the 22d 4ruary,arived at Graves
end, in nineteen days. 1!..i • I .
, t ,„
,rsi-Mr. Hooper, lain:forst teller of the "Aler
rhautV Bank, of Bokony bad eireeo(l a life policy
of $lO,OOO which is kroti i 4erOd Void Eby his "suicide.
• r -
j.. - I.,`Mrs. Sehracder,trite, of thO /I.merican limn
ieter- to - Stockholm, WO stddenlT. She was a
danglator of Col, Seato4 of the National !astern
gencer. .
0z Monday weel4 Theodore Wiley ged 17
years, eon of Dr. Owencit. Wiley, of Ontelsonee
township, Berke count,yia . as aceideptay krurbed
to death._
•
•
fotruodaet}npl six pinnets.oatled from 1 espenentedi in, tile- ** t y r os° of ftbe i , , rigation
Bertnatoin-41tid8111 -Abseil fbt lieland, their 1 th is fol4ter.iinttlil ask, ol' lon thellikori to make
. some ,eorreetio n . in iegird to 'the 'parsemph' in
-terms of paubmesent haying aspired. question, se as teCtentolte any eirodemis impieS-)
liarl'he S inging Mouse is receiving scientific sloe which might ba occasioned in the 'public
attentions from' the Phy siological SOc:lety 'of Lou- . mina by its perusal , and at the same time do i orl 1
L •
dn.. .1 , - ....„ - •act of simple justice to
Yours very respectfully,
' -
: 1
- Ja' Dutio - gi the eleven months ceding with . JAS. F. SIMIt,
February cif the present year therewerra in Cistein- . ' 'i "kr Enilketri S. S:Cu*
tiitti so Aro, whte4 destroyed
proverty , to the .... _We publish the above in justice to Mt laraith,
gregate value of $117,161. ' ,C. ...°
who seems to feel censured by our remarks. We
i spade our statement on information derived from
- Ai`The orange trees of Fterida s‘re in blossom.
I ' owners of Boats and Shippers, who desired us to
The perfume of Inc orange groves is'said to be call attention to the subject. It was not our in
•
wonderful ii betifi PereePtlble 'tit sea; : a distance
.._ l . tendon to reflect on ?dr. Smith, the . Engineer,, or
-of from ten . tureen miles f rom and.. '-,
~ any other person connected with the Canal Com
-
1,273,0 is
F.-
2070,549 li
,including
, pusenger
atoireisblo
'Or - Fella and Estrampes,Americant,convieted
at Havana, of"Fillibustering," bavibeeri sentenced ;
the former to ten years in chain; and the latter to
death by the garotte.
•
1/1/I* - Themortality among Washington newspa
pers this season; E+ been unprecedented in conse
quence of their opposition to the 'American' sonti
ment now awtsepin;g the country: .
;`Chicago is a word derived froni the Indian.
moaning skink.' It is suggested therefore, that
the Chicagenians,lebould call their place by its
original name, Skunktown.
Alif`Thomas bi. lleister committed 'suicide in
Lancaster bounty 'Prison some days slate. Be was
a man of intelligence; but rum proved his bane,
and hurried him to a. disgraceful end, ,
. „fr•ln Baltimore in future, any person selling
less than 2710 lbs.; for a ton of Anthracite Coal,
will be liable to a One of $2O for' each ofence.--
This be serictl3i enforced.
AfrGeor'gv. I3lackman,' a. canal workman at
Lockport, Y. Y., is under arrest, charged with
committing a fiendish outrage on a child, three
years of age . ' •
of l iwild ducks are +swarming in the
vicinity of .Ic+ntington. A few .are on the wing
hero; and are likely to he brought down, if not
exceedingly' caftfiil. A few wore winged last
Saturday. • 1
Vann Aillany any ono Who uses canaphene, is
liable to a fine of twenty-five dollars; Perfeitly
proper. We would as soon introduce powder into
our house for dotridstie purposes, as eamphene.,---
They are about on it par, as regards safety.
1 5 3,170 01
93,960 11
209,995 Ili
y by open-
163,184
, $34886,081
( •
IM
VO:? 2 ; 95 0 ( k )
ent of bole
169X0 c
500,00[1CM
408,1 44
ants.
zyamounts
Una ZA
96,63717
6.5,9X9 e 6►
ASS 6 Per
Secretary it rrecuarer. s.
o copper regions 01
ore flattering. '
t San f Entucilgo rar
'New Mexico tie be
Boston; the
dimsuict. .
Of-A new etea9isbip is in course of construc
tion at New York for Coin. Vanderbilt. Ifor length
will be 320 feet; breadth of beam 45 feet, and
depth of bold 30 feet. She will he driven by two
beam engine's of Ss ,L pich cylinder and 12 feet stroke
01"Tbo total dObts and wants or the Baltimore
and Ohio Rallroad,fatuount to $2,581,000. There
nginti Company or
it Albany. -
enitentiary there
cognomen of a gang
are at (li t e disposal of the Company $600,000.
Leaving to be relied for floating
.debt, and'indis
pensable wants, $1;891,000.
j'ln B4ltimore on Sunday last, a large crowd
flocked to the Bethel Church In Saratoga street,
as it had been announced that the '"Black Swan"
would there! Bing the magnificent solo of "Loof
Lirpa," composed expressly fur the occasion. By
reading the name of this composition backward.,'
the sequel to, the whole affair will be perceived.
jffef•ln Clieater county recently, a fowl was con
fined accidentally ie an empty barrel for twenty
days, without: foot63r water. When discovered,
the hen was in the I barrel, alive, but so reduced
that she would scereely weigh' a pound. She
,gradually picked rip, however, and is now doing
well. • .
1:41"A lad-was rep i entifarrested in Wyandotte,
Pa., charged by his pretty young "school warm"
with abow-balling, washing her face, and finally
ard, a I distinguished
contribute! to tho'
Jaslaon, Miss., is'
oglanil for the pro
-1,820,322. '
, of Columbus, Ohio'
, has been destroyed
scarce in the west-
I tal is to be located
as seriously injured
naway horse. -
(oh, shocking!) with—heing strongly tempted by
the reddening obeeks—imprinting a kiss upon
daY)) ends the long
them. For this impertinence, the lad was arrested
for assault and battery. Very "unpretty" on her
part, certainly`.
sb, the "gudgeon"
mat Baltimore.
ions under the new
icy in Washington.
Di the canals of New
'OO boys.
MADAME ,50N140.-.A. letter from Count
Rossi, the husband of Madame Sontaq, is pub
lished in the London Musical World, in which
the 'says: ' • .
••I am waling for the arrival at Hamburg
lof her dear:mortal remains, in order to get
I ltbere and meetthein. Ishaithen accompany
them to their lasti resting place, in the con
vent of Maria Jhal, near Dresden, where her
sister is a nun, and where in consequences the
holy prayerstof those who loved her most will
not be wanting. lam having a small chapel
''built there with two tombs, and after satisfy
-
• !rig this wish of nip heart, I will return to my
family."
nt in, the Buffalo
las made a quarter of
school!:
a hss taken charge
in Iho 'Delaware in
Fifth and Chesnut
rebuilt. •
THE COAL TRADE.
The iluant. A this week is 40,-
030 04 tons—by Calal, 25,567 I9—for the week,
.71,604 03 tons, showing an increase of 4,087 18
ions over last weekihich abourequally divided
between the Railroad and Canal. '
The demand' for Coal continues brisk, and at
Ittotne of the 'Collieries, where the Minors have
I !4irne'd out, they are dravrin.•:'on the stocks;.con
sequently the shipments are not much affected.—
It. Koar do Co adveriAso for fifty Miners in anoth
ler column, to take thb place, we presume, of same
of the men who havb turned out. There is a de
termination to , prot4t those Miners who are wil
ling to work, in this Region. Laborers, we learn,
:Are abundant. ;
No Coal habeen
& shipped from the Lehigh,Re
.
`glen yet. Soule of the boats that were frozen up
.ctirthe line have moved off. The shipments will
Oornmence about the 10th inst. -•
ho aggregate, to
in. Philadelphia,
w Orleans on the
John Duffy were
'y Commits of Bat
co in favor of
elphia hns been
1 •ia" this year. A
rod at swrannoll,
snow storm; as-
heavily by the
of New Jersey,
ruins of the New
and 3,128 men
8. Benton, which
.5 ago, 'was large-
!, resulted la the
eighteen cities of
mer Bulletin re.
enty-three lives
onging to Scot
erring and tiny
.ralisirig contri
ng tho.attention
nd tho other pa
nder are making
against them.
jun docessf3d,
$15,0 . 60 to the
k city,
worn, sold at
ranging' from
o tho Reuling
d.on Saturday
y-throd dollars
Norrisiowa, for
IRE
also
The Delaware and Tiudson Region is still ice
bound, and no . Coal heed be expected from that
',quarter before , the first week in May. Between
Binghamton and-Syracuse, the snow had, drifted
to the depth of, from 10 to 12 feet at some points,
last week.
IWe learn that the Philadelphia and Reading
'Railroad Company applied to the Legislature for
permission ,to porches° the Mount Carbon, and
Fort Carbon Railroad; and nut the Mount Carbon
Bail road, as stated ia:the LogislAtivo reports.
The following letter was intended for last - week's.
Journal, but was not received for-some cause -
known to us, until after our paper was put to press :
Resnuso, March 28, 1855.
Mr. B. B.c:ixas—Djar Sir:—.lo your -paper of
Saturday last, under the head of the "Coal Trade,"
allusions are made to the Schuylkill Canal, that
reflect somewhat severely on the management by
the agents of. the Company in the immediate
obarge of the Works. lam convinced you'would
chit knowingly prejudice the public mind nnjustly
against the Work or its officers; I therefore sup
rids° you have not becu properly informed' as to
the facts, and with your permission, beg leave to
ante the circumstances in relation to the matters
which I imagine to have been the subject of com
plaint.
You speak of "the practice of letting the water
Into the Canal to give a smooth surface, thus coy
oricig up the deposits of mud and bars; only to be
discovered when the boats stick fast," as a "good
*dory to save Looney' ib winter, but works badly
in practice, and iought I to be abandoned.",. Now,
were this true, the comparison would be just, when
yea say the indifferent management of the'se works
is only equalled by the of the State Canals. There
is however, some mistae. The Canals of Our lino,
train all of which the wider had been drawn during
the winter, were thormighly cleansed before they
Were filled. Beats loaded lust season, and re
niiining at various poiiits on the line over wine;
ter, and which were fotind drawing 5 ft. 7 in. to'
near 6 feet water, have all been passed without ,
shirting cargo.
The covering up of bars, doubtless rotors main
lx id Darn No. 2; at Port Carbon; Dam No. 4 at
Me; tarbon, andloata N, o. 7 5 at Schuylkill haven.
In Dam No. 2, the water was kept dimwit otr from
theelose of navigation until near the opening, for
the double purpose of prosecuting the work on a
separate ehanneldesigtied to carry the Coal dirt
(Which has 'hitherto, as is well known, been a
source of gat trouble and expense to the (om-
Pony, owin to the pr4ctice of throwing it into
th - o stream above the head of navigation), and to
Wash away the depositsiof that material existing
in; the channels.: Mizell good was accomplished
-in - -this way; but the formation of a bar in the
eddy below the Mouth !of the "Firth dock," and
miller sumo of, the schutes. was unavoidable.—
There were, however, removed, as low as the water
weald permit, by. manual labor; and a dredging
machine that was on the spot, was relied upon to
take oat what still rosMainsd. This machine, as
Bonn as the filling of the'datn permitted her to he
Sleeted, was worked day and night, with double
gnitgs of men, until the ilitlieulty had been so far
overcome as to render night work unnecessary--
The amount of.dittention occasioned, was not at
al( serious ' and even those boats that had lain in
the dock, loaded Over winter, experienced but lit
tle'f delay after they were ready to start. At Mt.
Carbon the dam had beets empty, and the bars of
,COO -dirt removed by laborers, yet some ever
loaded boats could not , pass until soft bars of
shith had been scooped-Lan operation which, for
other boats; frith it flush istate of the water, would
not
. have been necessary. A bar at Schuylkill
Haven, brought down by the West. Branch,:was
preceptly excavated by another dredge machine,
and is very limited delay happened to such boats
as 'were ready to come out of the docks in slant
No, I. This dept . :sit war chiefly the result of a
very:pi:lira drawing offiof that dam, and to have
draws it fully woald hare greatly increased the
difficalty, besides causing a risk of injury to boats
then lying in the docks loaded.
Qr, other delaytton the line, resulting froth bars
or
,Obstructions, I believe there were none that
weth protracted, and sulh as aroso from a 'Nil'
stage of water, in some Of the lower dams '
were
proMptlysittended, to, and the water raised tent
porFily in the usual manner.
' Ihave now mentioned Cho whole of the dant/.
ties On a Rao 108 miles tong, sneeessfully opened
earlier than. any tither navigation In the State,
an& hollered to be twain as gaud working order,
at this yet early period ;in the season, as could
temionably.be expected, ind if I have satisfseto
rily'AfecOnnted for any difficulties which bare Wen
pang—it is the general management as- a ickiite,
that our Coal- Operators find fault with--or' In
other words, oar fast folks think they are entirely
too slow in all their movements. :
I lSome of the
evils complained of, we are willing toadmit, might
to have been overlooked, ortreated More leniently
by Boat-owners, in consequence of the efforts made
to open the Canal for navigation, at the eariiest
possible,peri - 041--even before it was really ready
for navigation. The accumulation of dirt in the
different streams in this neighborhOod, which is
swept into the Canal by freshets, causes much dif
ficulty in keeping the channels clear; but the gen
eral impression among; those interested is, that the
Ocanpany do not suircciest/y ward against these
eril•—that it, would require less expenditure in
'the end to prevent theso difficulties, than to
re
move them after they o c cur. tinder the present
circumstances, Boat-owners and : Shippers are In
constant dread of the channels and dams being,
filled up, and the trade , checked. This ought not
to be the case with such a magnificent work as the
Schuylkill Canal, which. is capable of adMitting
Barges with a capacity of upwards of two-hun
dred tone.
The "turn-out" among the Miners at a number
of Collieries on the West Branch for an advance
in wages continues. In some instances we leatin;
the men demand the exorbitant wages paid last
year. Coal is sold from $1 to $1 '25 per ton loss
than the high rates that ruled last year, and our
Operators cannot : afford to pay such high rate?. '-
The price of Coal must govern the rates of wages,
and both capital and labor must confOrm to cir
cumstances. Our Operators have to submit to a
reduction in the price of Coal—mad Misers and
Laborers must expect to work fur less wages than
they received last year. The men have a perfect
right to cease work whenever they please, provi
ded they do not coerce or threaten others. And
the Operators can advance their wages_ or employ
°theft if they think proper—both parties suffer,
and therefore a cunciliatory..course 'on both sides
would seem to be the wisest policy A couple
of months hence, when all the regions commence
pouring, their supplies into the market, we doubt
whether the men will be an eager to turn-out=
they will in ail probability be more anxious to
turn-in. One tbing however is certain, no violence,
rioting, or destruction of propery, will bo tolerated
under any eircurnstanees—public opinion is a unit
on that point—and we have the men who are do.
tertnined that property and-the laws of the coon.
try shall be protected at all hazards.
Conanseoznerrs.—We have received several
letters from different parts of the country, on the
subject of the Coal Trade. We invite all those
gaged in the business abroad to correspond with
the Journal, and set forth their grievances. In
this manner many erns that exist are brought
before those interested, and remedied to a certain
extent.
We received a letter from Newport, R. Island,
a few days ago, which we have Unfortunately mi:s 7
'laid, inquiring "whether Coal cannot be purchased .
in the Coal region and shipped (Rivet without lei,
leg mixed at Richmond." This is an aria that
the writer thinks is "seriouslruffeeting the inter=
esti!, of Schuylkill County, because pttrebaierrt
abroad very seldom obtain the Coal they par-
chtot." • 'This is true to a certain extent—but the
Coals from all the regions, aro more or less mixed
at the shipping ports. In Schuylkill County thUre
is a ireater variety of Coal than is generally
found in other regions—and it is the practice of
some of tturdealers nt Richmond, to buy an. infe
rior Coal at lower rates and mix it with a better
article, to equalize prices. The dealer ought' to
makehlmself acquainted with the different iindS
of Coal, as far as possible--:and then insist on re=
cciving the nrticle ho purchased.
A. letter from Natick, Massachusetts, Stater that
tbe . high prices at which the Philadelphia ti Read-j
ing Railroad opened, have caused great despond- .
ency in the trade, and will keep purchasers back in ,
1 the early_ part of the season. The writer adds,—
"The present condition of tho trade in Boston and.
vicinity, is quite unlike' that it assumed a yeir•;
ago—then the trade was full of !wipe and activity,
with a demand exceeding the supply, and a fair I
prospect of a. good trade in futuro—now
ference and inactivity are observable ev erywhe're—
there is no overstock of Anthracite in the liostOrk, l
market; but at the same time there. is no disposo:
ties to buy, except for immediate wants. The'
great stringency in the Money market, and the
general depression that pervades the „manufactu
ring interests, add to this feeling. _ The whide
trade were disappointed at the opening rates
charged by the Railroad Company. The tenden
cy of these rates, as I apprehend, will be to delay
shipments in the Spring months, thereby increas
ing the chances of a short supply, espeeially - in
the Eastern markets., and to enhance the cost at
the expense of tho consumers. But these, Com
panies have but Mile to: fear from "the public,
whatever may be the' price of Coal in , Winter.—
The dimes and dollars* a CoraPeny may charge for
its services, are generally overlooked, but when
the rich man and thepoorlman.corne to buy their
fuel and snd - it higher than ,usual, their vials - of
wrath are-immediately poured out upon the heads
of the Denier and'Aliner, and the high prices or
carrying Companies are generaily overlooked."
Ni W YORK CoAt. 14A114.6T.—N0w Castle, from
Tard,'for Gas, $7 50, 4 months---Hull, for steam,
$7, 4 months—Pieton, frUnt vessel, $6 25 cash
per ehaldrow--Anthracite; $6 50 from vess.els;
anti $7 cash per ton from Yard.
Bosroc COAL MARKET.—Lehigh Lump, $7 Cy
$7 50,
.from and Lukewarm
White Ash, $0 50 @ $7; Schuylkill Red Ash,
$6 75 G $7 25 from vessels;. by retail $3 per
.ton. .
• No quotations of Cumberland and Pictou—New '
Castle.retails at $l3 for coarse; fine slo—Orrel
$ll per chaldron.
REPODT OP TDE.DELAWARY. AND lIDDSON CANAL
. . COMPANY.
The Managers of tbo Delaware and Iludson Ca-
toil Company herewith furnish to the Stockholders.
the usual annual statement of the year termina-1
Ling on the first of the preSent month, by which
, the amount of net profits is shown to be $1,100,-
, 141 79, equal to fifteen and a quarter per cent. oh'
the capital stack of the Company.
The quantity of coal shipped from Honesdale
during the season was 438,406 tons, of which
412,549 tons either reached' Rondout, or was sold
at various Pointe along the line of canal; the re
mainder, 25,857 tons, having been detained on its
downward transit by the premature and uneXpeet
ed closing in of the winter..
An item of $541,378 07 will be found on the
credit side of the statement, being the amount re
ceived from the Pennsylvania Coal• Company in
part payment of tolls on the coal cleared by that
Company from Hawley.
The business of the past year was marked by
extraordinary interruptions to the navigation of
the canal, which, while they lessened the quantity
of coal that would otherwise have been brought to
market - at the same time largely added to the cost
of production. The very favorable result which,!
under such circumstances, the-Board are still able
to presentts, they think, well calculated to strength
en the confidence of the Stockholders of the Com
pany in the substantial value of their work.
It has been the misfortune of the Board, since •
the issuing of the last annual report, to be deprived i
of. the invaluable services of ono of their fellow
members, Miuntee Wtoirra, Esq., whose lamented
decease occurred on the 29th day of December last.
The name of Mr. Wears has been identified with
the history of this' Company during . the whole I
term of its existence ; its earliest inception origi
nated with him ; ho was unceasingly and faithful
lfdevoted to its interests, both as an executive
officer and a manager, and, until the peridd of hie
last illness, the Company never failed to derive
profit from his astute counsels and active and en
ergetic exertions. By order of the Board,
WM. MUSGRAVE, flee Pres%
New York, March 27th, 1855.
STATEMENT of the Bartow of the Detaimre and Ilia- I
son Vanal (Wizpany for Mc year ending *arch 1,,1855. r
• Dr.
...
_.,
To Cool on band, March . 1. IS3' 4 , $ 337 4 144 1 = /
~ 'Mining coal, 40a1,451 191
" Railrood tmosportAkin and repairs, Zla.Suo 10 I
" Carnal repair. anasaperintenatoneas.ineba
--
ding extraordinary repairs consequent
upon,tresheto, - 214233, 521
" link-It of vial to Itendout,
..I Ow& -s1 1
" Labor and expenses at Rondout, ' 00,915 101
" Rents, notaries, current expenses, &e., ti. 1
1
York °Mee, i 20,375 90'
" Cost Yard and Harbor expenses, 'faxes,
Interest *worm!, &e.,
" 'Depreciation account,
' .
. 1 S I I' l
. (. 2.1 4 " 13 (1 7.1
1 Italauce,
'1,100,1u 70 t ,
i ,
Cr. 3172,001. 55 ,
1 ..., .
By Palen of mat, t V. 2,398,4.12 78
`;Gael and rrsllrnml tal, .145,971 4.5 .
' 1
". Tolls Bina Penn.tkial Co" '50;378 01 )
~,, ~.,,,,. ~
" - t "551 045 52
" /Unto profits, 2,117 25
" Coed on hind, hero. prineipally to Ole at i
lionesdale and II ytnart, and In boats"
on line of Canal, ' 1 . 81,071 001
•
‘, . $ 1 .1 00 .141 79 ify HE undersigned, having been largely.
Kn . Fork,. march . I, is65 lB :"C . •'. 8 r 1.3101 : 3 ! , rre". i i engavd in the above named tatsirgem6 in aka d *mond
' 1 =aqua, Mr the last fen yang, is deekons of ex/audio:l
From tbo aboro able it appears" that the ex- i . hil woik to Pottsrilie, and ebeitheso in the county. Ito
pause of mining Coallast year ryas 93 cents per i. r"„t re ' s i t g l l : m u Int:Nir:= l , l ty.i,„„st Al„,1,1
toe, put in tho Cars; Railroad transportation, ia- i' not tidgX tim, r 3 Y. - 4 14 ivolog is ‘,l "TanW b i c, c h % ti ft t i
eluding. repairs of road, from Oarbondaletto Hones- i ' V I I ' c e:Ciiitut i b tliill ' u t z ." 37: (l l:: arovsrifit. - -„i;;,
elo i. 64 coots • freight to . , Razeluot 'si 011, and ! ' Ti folf AN , la 11,E1”.
f ',rut a«/ I:,:iir suKAiretfg 7 ill,l,,
freight fflMlßoi mii ..... mih nil li cizfnw e, k. 1 Cbrotr ,
Juk...}-4.1--•
• ..aIW-17,f,r.7:7rX , . : ', - ' '. ''' - , -'" ":‘
...*",--., ~., ...,-,
Its e%
kings he rstipakoost.iif nutting aa r didollyoring Coal
ist Nair.. to Qum!,
towage fro ai IL , oTlewt to. New York, Coal leave,
and profits of inveltmissi; $2 14— , :transportation
Alone, $1 83 per toh
_fof a distance of about 212
!piles: The profits
,on a business of 438,406 tons
of Coal is uldown *111,100,14174--equal to 12 30
per top on the investment for repair*, tie, and for
dividends. The arniinnt of the dspital stock is
not given in 036 lioPort., This iteportis unusually
short in comparison with similar, dOenments.
B? TELEGRAPH• •
iItDAT, 3 o'curcz, P. I/
Inviirkta fi. m .410,awagi to
York. •
licatton, • .
Wet . .. Wore,
' 'New linen, •
Rsltitnote„ •
Washington, -
• • itepOrt of Shipments.
Pram Itichmont, fm. the reek emiiniftittirday, Keith
31st, 1g55.
Ettepi irk . B 1; :kb Pip IIUN! Deirtlnatkm
_ _
1— ,
..--. —..—. . ,
5 2-2 i . ( Boston k vicinity'
30 - -.— *
, 'Conn. kIL 1 olan'd
.ti ' [53 N. York d vicinity
2 1 5 North Hiner
I 1 ...n 17 135 Bouthern forts •1
1 , 3
83 IIT 93 ffor the week
Total resselefor sown, 1103 ITutal fiNr
,' " Last yam__
• Ry Rail Road and - taaol.
Quantity of Coal sent - by Railroad and Carol; kw th e
work ending on Ttnnwfiny evening bud: •
Port Carhop,
Tottrrillo,
Schuylkill Mayen,
Auburn,
Port Clinton,
Taal for the week,
Total by liallrivkl In 1855,
Cana!
Teta] byterial sodas'lerAid,
fLldimiente.ta,sanie period last year
If Lit, MAL.
7,70911.,4,13,°.3117
21,135 14; 79,790 19
'By Ri il'nmd,
By Canal, .
Increase In 1855. Ito far. .
__
Rates of Toll and Tronsptritation on
Rot. ROAD, TO Mit 30, piss t I .
Fmns From • . Prove . .rms F
.
.
• •' . . ..ilt.eartlyit. S. leaven. Pt. Clinton. Auburn.
To Richmond,. - s2 00 --,sl 05 $1 00 .$l. 7A
To PhHula., 190 -1 i's 1 70. - 1 64.
Spring MIN: 105--- 1 al •1 45 . 1'45
Rending, IIW-. . 1 -15 . 1 i.* ' 1 05'
Rates of Toll 14 eaaal to Jamie 80, 183.4 a
From Pt. Varbmt. Xt. C•trbon: S. Ha kn. pr
To Vbilad'a.. 1 4 3. • 79 It;
Spring 67 ' .7
orri4own, - (4 ' 62;
. .
heeding, 44 4; ' 4S
Rates of Freight, by "cairal r
AVM Pi. e. &Mt. C. S. !Toren. . Pt. Clinton..
To New York, ;At AO •ia SS 'l l SO '
To Pkilad'a., ' 9o`' FS FBO 1
Sehviyilill 1 Conway Railroads.-1835 g 1
The 6)111tsglog ig the quantity of Qui transported over
'the different Railroads in Schuylkill County, for the week
endiug on. Thursday evening Wt: ' '
_• . „ • wan. - :,' ,
TOTAL
Ifilie 11.111 and:B, flares' ILL, 28.731 14 . /0 1, 02 4 0 2
Mt. Carbon „" , 4,513 07
.' 7,ZS - 7 12
t3c lmylklll Valley- " 13,417 03 . G,V3 13
Mt. Carbon t Carbon " 10,812 17 132,099 13
Dllll Crank ," 14.310 01 106.033 00
Little :kh uylklll
Union Canal B. li..Coal Traniportatloni.
Amount trausportext doriott .rttto mouth of March,
1855:
Union Canal .
SOatara Hafir id.
COAL STOCKS,
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL 'CO. STOCKS; I ,
vgir.tcrzo ActsFLy UT A, ?. erritym t CO44IANKIERA.
RAMPAADS.
l'bllailelphla, Reading - A rottlniile
Miut. MR and . 4 chnytklll Haven • -
Mount Carbon - - -
Mount Carbon. and l'oit Ciisbou
Mill Creek -
Schuylkill Valley -
Lnrberry Creek - -
CANALS. •
Schuylkill Navigation - - • SO
echnylklll Navigatlon,'Prelerriol '
Colon Canal - - - 50
Union Caual, Preferred - - IS)
DeLk Iludson Coal & Tnonsportat'n Co.'s top
RAILROAD & COAL C.O3IPANIFIS.
Utile Selattylkill Nov.. R.ll. A Coal Co,
Lehigh Goal A Navigation Co.
Ilaaleton Coal Co.- - -
Ruck Mountain Coal Co. - •
Pen R.bo. -
Dauphin Coal & ii. It. Co.
Lykeua Valley Coal & It. R. Co:
Ikaver Meadows Coal A. R. R. Co.
COAL COMPANIES.
Forest Improvement Co.
North Ainstican Coal Co. - "-
Delaware Coal Co. - - -
Cutoborland Coal Co. -
New-Creek Coal Co..
„ 311:3C1 LLANEOUS
- ,
Fa rmen4 - Itank • -
Pottsville Uas Co'. -
Pottsville Water Co, • -
Lumber and Car Co.
'irle-Ths Stork of al( Cos! Compsniss will
the - shote fist, when furnished ky.those uto
pubSicatiou.
NEW ADVERT'MENTS
. . DECOU di MIDDLETON,
MPORTERS of, and dealergin IRON
I
AND STEEL. X. 13 21' , .,;th 11liter Street, ohore "for
i)et,,P4itafielphia. April 7, 1555 14-1 Y '
000D - .CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED,
"[UST . received -anti for sate . hv , the'
ilty bushel nr smaller quantity; at B. iiAN NIS
April r, IF:t5 • Think and .Berl ,Wore, ihttarillr.!
-- . INDIA RUBBER HOSE.
T HE subscriber, Agent ' r H
tfor the Manu
,
bcturera, has just teceirett a supply olitich India.,
hu ber Itceecof the beet quality, for household tiurpo
ses—for traehlng Windown. and Mao to be naed in cue of
Fire, which he will sell wholesale and retail, at City pi-,
CET, at' B. DANNVCS [
April 7,lgs,''t - Bonk and raridy .or., /batritic.l
STAIR BUILDING.
t rEIIIP & REINHART respectfully j
vtinnottnee to the pi:date that they have commenced l',
I
the Stuir Building Busin , ss, In 3larket street, south side,
next door to Isaac Severn:s Shop, where they are prepared
to cnnstrart rOl kinds of Moir." for Prirat4 and Pahl . ic I
Buildipus of every description, on the most approved no*
deli. They feel confident that the public will find It to
their advantage to give them a rail, as they Twessess all i,
the necessary I:Jellifies for earrying on this branch of ha- i
siness: to the beet ildiantage
-Pottsville, April 7,1555
=
... • - .
" J. S. DEPUY & SONS,
NO. 223 North Second Street, below
, ,
..L Callerwhill, and Fmnth-west owner Eighth A, Spring
Garden 8 t toets. Pliitaddrhia, vrafuld respectfully inform
their Conner custom - ers and nthefi‘, that they have just
laid in a splendid assortment of CT cowls. Oil Cloth's. itat
tings,•WindOW Shades,. DOM' MOS, ifr., clic., al, vell• reduc
ed prices. wholesale and retail.
TaliA, Norma.— We will se/1 ear onoits as rhea), as any
other Huse . of the kind in the Clly. . !
Philadelphia. A • 7.1555 AA, P :14Cein
KURTZ, EkEYERLE & Co.,
^ Wire Screen .111aitataistearers t
in 4 tim 4 MINERSVILLE, Schuylkill Conn.
1
ty, Pa., continuo to nnamatteture to order,
2- 4 61 WR All I
Z 4 ,11
rim Urew, Biddies, Wire Broome; *.e.
.
Orden left at their SHOP; . In. Miners
'file, or with W. L.HEISLER, at Clemens k Heisler's
Hardware and Iron Store, Centre sheet, Pottsville, will
he promptly attended to. Old Screens repaired at the
shortest notice. • KURTZ. BEYERLE it CO.
April 'i' 1A.55 Mee-10.W 5 1 1 14-3 m
i . FACTS FOR THE PEOPLES" .
.IF you wish . a pleasant breath; healthy
.
r n . iim, and "teeth tb rival pearl—use Deism's's bat Pu 111
re. For Putralizing the eiteets or'vlitatest
vii ow
eretions of the month, repaving Mato and' prevtgainK
the arenthuhttlon of tartar.in sigma tl ricr unhealthy gams,
and correcting tietor of the breath, This DrierfAce chat.
lenges malperitiout. ' . ..
The form In which It put up, rendeta It preferable to
a wash-- . behig-more reonornleal—while Its elegant fra
grance and magical effects render It the anirereel farerite
with all who , valne the health, purity and beanty'or their
'Teeth.
Prep:mid expressly by ]l. D. L. DODSON4.Biirpon Den-
HA, Pottsville, — April 7; lllSsl 1.44 n
LIQUID CLUE
For House or °Mee user
THIS article, which every horisekeep
er needs, has been !band superior to every other In'
use. for any of the different purposes to which Glut, Cues
or Bute is applied.
Gum and Paste will dry up and become Useless, and
dine must be boiled every time it.is wanted, while the
atty. I 8 ALWAYS ISZADIr ?pre CBS.
'Housekeepers can use it with confidence in repairing
any articlepf Furniture which requires Oluing. white
for Poiocla, Glms, Leather, or•for joining raper, it Is
very superior, leaving-no stain, and possessing adhesive
properties touqualled by ady Guist. Paste, or Cementerer
used. For salo by - . • B. BANN AV.
Pottrville,‘A ril7. 1a.55 • -
-.. PUBLIC SALE.
JIE subsCriber haying - disposed of h a
farm Will offer at' Public. Sale, on BATUBBAY, t. ,
41cday 01 . thie month, (Aprll,) at Orwigabane, at orje
l l
o•eineic in the afternoon, one pale of well .inatcbed Ora
Home. in good condition, and•ht , lbr all car ,
vice, but particularly good draft and . plough
Horses; ono Ann and -road broad-wheeled
• Wagon, with Herne*, Hay-laddeis, and all
necessary rigging in good order; two Lino
Milch• Cows, one 'leiter, several Ploughs, ....., 4. ..,A,
ono Spring Wagon, One !Buggy Wagon, $-',,....
__,- --•-•:7
One Sulkey. light Harness, ire., two Ap. "i'-alwm:'.
ple-finthar Kettivt , ‘ two Ward-robes, one Side-bOard, Olam
.Lamp., ic... .. , i -
.-
Alan, several Boas fir th in the borough of Orwigeburg.
April 7, 1855 14-2 t . JOHN HANNAN. '
- ' BARLOW'S - INDIC° BLUE
I 8 now well, established as the best ar
title ey - er offered for Mooing ClaOrs. It hi entirely
rwo from Acid, or anything' injurious to the linen arti
glee.
Aft nonsekeepers whci have wit used it - wtll hnd It
criu4i eheaper and lees troy le than Indigent any other
nrtkle out. The great deand Au. It has brought out
went inittatitots. Stowekeepore end coniunatni win lw
rarefallo get 110.7A111N anLOW'S, put. up at Alfred
-Watbenfer's Drug Sem 510. inn North Second Street,
Philadelphia. Storektepers ran get:their supplies /rent
the Grocers and Draggiata they deal with, at prices that
will pay them a good hrutit. -•
-limo, Chemical*. Pedalo, 'Tarn Gibe& pse Stuffs, de-.
&e. wlttra first rate assortment of everything itAbellne.
StorekoenerY. Pbyttlettn* and Manufacture re supplied at
nuona bl e r at es . ALL IVlLTlltiitnit. braegtd,
No.lonWorth &toad Stnd, Phileutylphia.
, Aprll . 7, 1855 -- ' . 14-41 m
V,172.(10)
iiill
• u O6
. 180
Erni
MEI
Lut.20.0. CANAL
15,053 18 1.2,012 05
15 NO 1/
-18./84 01 10,6 Z 12
366 13, OM 00
0,187 , 1,961 08
46,036 04 25.561 39
46,0313
tons, 71,604 03
5.08539 IV.
78,697 0.1
tons, SS3A,'4 15
85 51 . 3"2.16
655,358 )5
tons, 72,'V.13 19.
9,41* 17
, Xn•T ft
:3,4UY2, 17
1.521 1 I
or. I t V
1 SO
t o ° 1
SO
so
an :
SO
SO
St
50
1 59
.50
jlOO
- 100 4 50
iso s° L e4)' 44 °° N
-- ' .50 no
;21 is
- ;50 oo
I
,o sit;
_ '.,, I '..,_('
)
513
5u
«05
IRE
ECIEMEIGIM
SLATE ROOFING.
freit lkws.
By Telegraph sad listerises
THE 11/IRIEETS:
=1:0
Wheat dour, per bbl, -- 1 .
II
OUrti Meal • "
Wheat, red. per bnah..l
white "
Styr, per lush., '
CorP , white, per Dusk.l
- yellow
Oats. per bash.,
NEAL Dow, the authoi,of the Maine Liquor
Law, has been reelecte d Mayor of i'ortiand.
- 1 2b
Sar RHODE' ISLAND ELECTIONe—Thin elec
tion has resulted in the success of the Know
Nothing ticket; by an overwhelming majority.
Et=
4,993
5Z30
IMO:
1.12::
6,790
. _....
ter THE PROHIBITORi Law has passed the
Senate of New York—yeas, 21; nays, 11.—
It will be easily disposed of in the House, or
by the Conference Committee. •
27,912
226 , M5
1%1231
- stir Tarsus in Cincinnati are now quiet.
The election of Mayor is . in doubt. A meet;
ing of the Know Nothing's denounced the late
outrages on the Lallot bo:aewin the Xlth-'and
Xllth wards, and disapprOved of all unlawful
proceedings. Right!
s e r 'LICENSE-REPEAL ilit,t..—Three of the
friends of this measure, wbo may be counted
on, certainly on the final iate, were absent on
Wednesday, when the before the Sen •
ate. The question was to be determined fi
nally yesterday. It is boand - to go
ItherUCHMOin NIVNICiPAL
The municipal election in Richmond, Vir.
ginia,,took place on Wednesday. The mayor,
both . branches of the councils, and all the
city officers, were carried hy the Kuow Noth
ings. The first gnu froni the "Old Dinainion.. ,
The majority is 1,246. :;
111*" FISHING CREEK hiIPROVEVENT Co.—
Just as our,paper was going to press we re
ceived from Senafer Frick: a copy of a bill
for the
. incorporation of aalmprovement com
pany, with'the above title,- to be located in
Tremont awl Porter towaships, in this Coun
ty. We will publish it next week. In the
meantime, those interested can see thetill at
this office. •
Clititun
65
60 I
55
41
1
1
Tin LIQCOR LAw.—Thb following is the
vote in the Senate ordering
,the "Bill to re,
strain the sale of intoxicating liquors" to be
transcribed for a third reading:
Y?". 113- Messrs. Etrownb, Crabb, Dank,
Ferguson, Flenniken, Fraxer, Frick, Hoge,
Piatt,Price, Quiggle, Taggart
and Wherry -15,
NAYsz-Messrs. BuckaleW, Cresswell,
Goiwlwin, Hendricks, Killinger, M'Clintock,
Mellinger, Pratt, Sager, 'Sellers, Shuman,
Walton and Hiester, Speaker -14.
It la with deep, mortitication'tbat we find it
necessary to record the vote . of 'Senator Hen-
dricks from this County against the
From Nessrs. Frailey and Chris:, We expected
nothing—but from Mr. Hendricks, we had a
"right to expect that he weuld rote for this i
Bill after voting in faior of total prohibition
last winter. Pratt of Philadelphia, elected
by the friends of temperaner; has turned trai
tor—and Killinger 'of Lebanon sticks to the
"Rummies." Three of the!friemis of the Bill
were absent.
90.5.31 )3
TOTAL. i
;542 0:1
3,879 14
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FRIDAY 30 th,--SexArr..'----The License
repeal hill again up and;debated at some
length.
Stroudshurg Bank bill vetoed. •
Adjourned to Tuesday afternoon.
llotsE.--:The sale of theMairt line discus
sed for same time.
on
313'
. .
.Acljourneti.to Tues,day evening.
TUESDAY---ScsatE me.: at 3 o'clotk.—
A bill passed to ineorpciraie the b!ontour
Bank, at Danville.
12Mll
50 Si
50 52
.10
13 78
53 55
Im. added in
de cire their
Ilutse
assembled at 7 P.. M. Nothing im
portant transacted. "
WEDNESDAY7--SEN.t.rk.The hill rela
tive to holding. church property was taken up.
The sixth se(qion, touching a'uch property held
by Roman Catholics, elicited 'Considerable de
hate--Mr. CreSwell opposing, ; and Mr. Price
„
supporting it. It was firiaby agreed to—yeas
26, nitys I! and the billrefle4assing second
reading . , was postponed.
The License-repeal bill fellived. A motion
eieept taverns and hotebi :was.) o3 tl..—y eas
11, nays - 15. Other amendments were adopt
ed, but not materially altering the character
of the hill,when,it was ordered to 1,, transcrib
cd—yea.4 15, nays 14. ' It way then directed
to be printed, as amended.
, bill toineorilorate the Broad Top Itn
proyement Co. passed fitially.,
flot - sv:—The bill to repeal the charter of
the Erie 3 Northeast It: R. Co., after much
discussion, passed finally=-54 to 23.
The General AppropriatiOnbill was made
the order of the day for next Saturday.
THITRSDAY--SEN .ire.-- The State Treas.
urer presented n list of defaulters to the State.
They number between :100 and 400, 'and tho
amount is nearly half a . milliOn dollars!'
MiEi
'The Church property bill piissell finally
-28 to 31 A decisive rote that.
Several more Bank bills passed; also a bill
to extend the charter of the North American
Coal Co.
Governor's aprroval of the
foll Owing Bank bills was prpenteth—Bauk
of Penna.--extension; Mechanies' Bunk, Pitts
burg; Mauch Chunk Bank • Anthracite Bank;
Tantcuria Bank; New Castle Bank; City Bank
of Phila.; Bank of Penn tp.--" partial restora
tion. Rather a formidable batch!
Mr-Frailey (on Railroads) reported a sup
plement to the act incorporating the pOnald
son Railroad do Improremenieo.
THE VERY; LATEST.
ARRIVAL OP 'FIRE. BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER, FROM EUROPE.
Prospects of Peace—iftestoPol Reinforced.
THE WAIL:
There are various inlicatieni that a peace
is likely to be concludedlin Europe.
The first of the Four Pninla has been agreed
upon nnaitirnously by the Conferees at Vienna.
At the latest dates fiom the Congrss at
Vienna, the second Point waS under discus
sion
The Czar Alexander !as m#l4 a speectrto
his army, hut on the whole the language is
interpreted pacifiCally.
The aspect of the siege of Sebastopol con
tinues unchanged.
Lord Raglan has officiallmidmitted that the
Russians are making the place stronger.
The first point agreeduponis as follows:
The abolition of the exclnscire Protectorate
of Russia in Moldavia and Wallachia, a grant
of the privileges accorded to those provinces
by the Sultan, and placing them ander the
'guarantee of the five Powers. •
, The latest dispatch from Vienna, dated
Friday evening, says: • 'The;Conference is
progressing favorably. The second Point
was either settled to-dayi or will be to-mor
row. It Must be remembered that the goes
tioii-of war or peace is not decided' until the
third Point is settled?'
Rutnors are current of, a hew basis of an
arrangement, including the freedom of the
Black Sea, the opening of the Danube, and
the erection of Turkish , forts, &e.,-in Asia.
FROM HABBMIYIIO. • :
Tue Liquor Bill was debated up to the bout,
of adjournment yesterday without a vote.
PROM 0131113513MT1.
The Democrats and Fusionizha bare carried
Cincinnati b hp about :IN!) 'itnajority.
TRIUMPHS 01? "Slos."--,"Sauir bas swept St
Louis by 1100 majority, and New Orleans by
1947 majority.
ICEt ICE:Ii ICE!!!
TIE sithseiber infOrmg citizeus
of.rottrwille and iietnity, quit th.it be Aiss taken the
Itense miser the Twit Store, twine:ly belonging to
Jisurtre Robinson, and 1* ptnpatud to supply tatullin..
Hotel homers. Oonfeetloners, tc, tte., *ltn pure Spring
val e t thusuphent the WWI; in aatb quantities mai
rowdy:, they may y:, atone bon?, ti at reasonable rate,—
rekpKtfully colldts the mtron e t Tir puha..
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