The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 31, 1856, Image 3

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, . .•ttsr Irv , tam of tbe tiwrives inlnt - mill thip :urn.
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,•*--...''''-c,f.,,Ti4.2" . ciple ~f.-ailis .....ociation.
4."......-11,4E1 That ~,,T:ri,,v, of this patter is not incorstvt,
--- . serm- ta ire estatlished ftoto the fart. thnt. R.:: M . .,.'
it 0 1 ) 011111111 - ral:77, oft ~t the chief enemies of the C 1114.1.1.
' 11:4, been r.tici1....4. to addres. the .Amerk:an
• .eittimff on this occasion.
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We lame our German population
. 7;411 bee p .. a
the Wavitta si* hats and handkerchiefs. The wi n -.
ant not be lettatom carlasity te pus Timm ain.l
ilows were tilAid . end thealdes of :ate -road crow& -
people 'whose upittion4 --.•
. sled •sith, periona,•. anitie# -te' al toes*' the novel •
glorify the. throng ,of
&nn°6l3fecat notices
train
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ag m e ,,t f ore igners. to say the least, are -of .a sus-
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sight of •the,iterahoise !w ping mid snorting and
_ --,-, .pict!iiobaraeter. '"! , . puntiegtileng• over:' trait that but lately was:
a 147M.6.4.1 - , MAI' 31a 1 536 . .
The above-delectable moreerrn is a transla- covered with a dense foresh ' . .
a • . ~- - - : • : 11 ; • ; ' •
•• •-treulateat or the weer: -s • -•'• 4 . l5 AP s c iT'. l •..,, t • ° , tion from the columns of the Sea : hey/kill Pem- •
Mesare. Kirka& Ilasurtai Mariamotbilioltalata
,!.'•,. yin-Illation of nay TilitEl. eater • a...• . Colliery', Eit.,Clallr e Schuylkill Co.i . 1 1 11e"
,:;••41,.‘t in th e cotint r -and It- it. ctrcutates am,' s . ocra . ,
'' rti German publiemtion of this Borough._ .- .. .
r • i th e pop•otolon.an i iveriu...toe, ,, , f a . This iitini ! sivdeolliery:whiellis situated in the
The impudence of the assertions contninedia i - t ,
, t.' ," c• P a u tttns 14, or eimr....e. ' , meth as Much to the •
1 town :of Sh Clair. was originally, ereeted by . E.
r as If paldished tn. any thtee other
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the rat* or a /v.1114m: err rilwa3 s gradeu n , it
is on v equalled ~by he ignorance is a._,. 4 w. : & Gin.* who of all:our milling operators,
• t rtiinx to the circulation of the paper._ _ i
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-- • `I in the treatment 'of the subject. The editor Of
. fit. Ilea the hurdilattul tit preve a theotiatipg en
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,• 3' JOURNAL' COAL itiILINAC FAR 1 the Democrat a While • bliindering upon the
tertainetthy cut. old inineas, Old therefore Maitled ;
• ' 1 1856. American 3.fechao- •
% - !ow Ready. - • " i i opinion that the Order of Anteri it to the'nauie which it still retains,,,ef the "Me- i
' t' ' • •ti I heal ta b le ' 1- (1 . 3 " f'-'al : acs is hostile to foreigners of every .tainr,
•'.-aa- crlll 11IIIS 4 s.,n. , •sovemarr Gimes theory."• eh : 4ft on - this Colliery, we!
" ' i State; A list oi the 31lintrs and' • :The _'
- knit:l'm:rite-CA.:O in the, dillmen .re -Pm.. ,- and .1. rong oflleop understand, area first planned or proposed by Mr.,
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, q iitv of Coal sent to market by each : l'int'''
' -.'' I( ' I• th .-- le of suspicions chaise.. ...
Allred Leartera, . one .Of 4:iitta- operetta:a who, wee i
~ , . :, ' . ." .,:a a1 1 i ; • e alm a ain a4unts. :tad als9
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I . 's'ilreads leadite; frean the ter, probably forgets that of his own countii t y c : l
early convince d . of the Ondulating'fermation of
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i, , '',.', h ‘ r: ',,';• t : l t a e n l i,,us' to yhilad.•lphl'a and ew
men there ate thousands.in .
toeether in secret
this.. country w
the Coal beds Of the Cort)tty- 7 a belief , which wei
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think, was first suggestirl by John Beadle, one
„ a n aa., •nencity ot coal transtortln't Ball- at this moment nredni:ide i .d ..Ho e nesty; •
;1 . , !tirt,eeu - ..frail,.... A..... , ..... making It a very
• ti ro:Yot up in Coal and Itallr , ad offices , and other associations. _
.1 .0 - the. , i n •er e st al in ri-sti Lands.the Industry .
. ~.. • of our earliest mining"-hosses,, whu originally
opened thedafe Nelia
,atl'. Pettis-Mei atikwbo at
t.. i'.ailrond‘ and Canals. /cc.. k.-rr sal', at the
~, o• tis. • ..-, ' and S .1) - rie4,y •• a • the motto of the :merman -
is , - -- , • LE131611 , COAL TRADE taT RAILROAD. -Tl 4
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[ Pol.LocK. Esq., of this Borough, : City, they commit the most egregious 'blenders.. I able her na L , . into air cum 1
- ' , Trenton Gazette thou hit wsinot alit
*, alma's. Third hr.4ow Chesnut. . Mechanics; an upen Bible they advocate and
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,o• con Exert %win. • the prosperity and welfare - . of their beloved -Belvidere and Delaware Railroad as follows : : isfactorila p'roied ! to, ttie• publie' until after his
,:'PAl. , r7r.' , Nrv-srsrev. Ac.rscr. ' object nearest their hearts. They Henry Traiq.--Coll at Mauch Chunk lathe Enor.ni
, death, 'a : ,' S. L!'
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d also by Mail. Price 6 cents each: country, the
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The shaft , Whica is '520 feet sleep, is sunk on
1 - B BAN NAN. Mr/Wisher. oppos e warmly the importation of ,ft'itreign ing, and at Trentona . n theevening of the same day:
Pottsville, Penna. ; .. . .
We learn that a train came • down the Belvidere
gibers to the lormiAt • wilt r a pauper ' and criminal labor, which is brought and Delawrwe Railroad, on Monday of this week,. the Mammoth yein, moire - than half a mile -from
,I• scrods- - . •- ' into competition'nOt• only with American but - ,consisting 'f voe.F4rs loaded with 550 tons of its outcropping on the hills : The cost of:sinking
mid of the cars • together with • the • F
t , , was heavy , ns the reeks And slate through, which
- - C`n ti " -ti ". we. ,
RECEIPTS ;l' Coal, making 82a tons, drown by, an engine ten t _
Adopted citizens-English, Welsh, at the locomotive noel machine t • had to -
works in this city: ' • Pelno rn• 'lt ~
1,, the .11iners'Jour•nal since last speetabie
ptibticatiou. 1 The grades , are de:it-et - riling towards this city, and deed all our . aneristareser i , stratifieations are in the
• $2 : 00 Scotch ; Gernian,and Irish .. Now in contrari
rhoff, to April 1. 1857,, although they are less than five feet to • the mile,
March 1it,18.5a , , ,-• , 2 " etc to the worthy objects ot the Order, wit c h it was. found that the engine performed this trip •
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l• l i n n . .. l l ' . Itt.-..51;7: .
toarely 1 . 1 " 7,
t ,, April I. 1§57,
• ~ to. April aa„:155.7.
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, to April 1; 1857 e
t , Jan. 1, 1857, 200 - -
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1 75 embrace within the benefits secured by itsin-.
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2 00 fluenee, the best interests of 'the worthy i without difficultya and returned with :bout the :,
,hard Anthracite region.aa-a reason suggested by,
some . serentifiatnen for the hardness of our Coal ,
• -I i tame number . of empty ears with perfect ease.- over thataif Many ether: regions" whore the rocks
adopted as well, as native born ; citizen, we Valley and Belvidere rind Delaware • Railroad - is
Must of the Coal now paSsing over the. Lehigh are softer, being subjected to less pressure, and
it
perhaps, the orig in al chemical process of nature
transferred to boats at the new Coal Basin of a • ~ ..- • as..
2 00 ask a brief review of tlie exclusively foreien • . f • •in carbonaztug. oar- deposas of fuel was less in
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Company in Treutort. Apart o the structure
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llama teaalay 12, 1857, ' 2'oo secreet orgattizations which exist ii . e.-lh ' is do ' lumm -
shipping Coal directly from cars al boats will tense in theßitainino,u IRegions. The Coal bear- - ao . red alth, - a I a
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• I soon be cempleted, when it *ill be the work of ing measures Of EnglaVlareenuela softer than they Lehigh-la
., July b.l 1856. 4 '.Oll country , and which are 'tolerated , in view. of .
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I op hour or two to unload fflucha train- .
.' are hereawaich aecounta for the additional coat -
to Jan. l!,,1 rt'i', 2 " die ' strong \- American, •.
religions 'sentiment 1• : " Y
i Jula.l, laaa, . 300 lif shafting: ' our shafta cost from One third to
farr.l, 1656, ..- , 3 po Which wards Off any danger likely to, arise! trooeported over
I The above quantity is about . th e same as le .
the Philadelphia and Reading ;
: . olio half morethazi rho English do ma sink. But
or. 1, 1854, • 1 2 1I" from their. existence. Yet they.do exist, as Railroad iha train:
.. • . Mr. alealinnee in sitakine this sha ft bad many di e .
an. I, 1857, ; , '2 00
to April 15, 1856, • .200 ,
' the intelligent and worthy portion of the Ger- „ New Co.PAntlEn9llll , i' Til-E,COAL BUSINES
fieUltieS to contend with 'in the shape • of water
Jae. I, 1a57, , : 2 .00. man ,•de., which might not be root wan by those sink-,
population ales aware, to their sorrow. -a- - We ebserre that Messrs. Robert Belloni, 'Geo. - , ~ ..: , ~.
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1 ing in future, havingahist. exaerience to guide
2 Pl ' 1 Armed bodies of 'Germans-their avowed ob- C. Farrar end Charles Belloni at Now York, bare
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lord 26, 1. i , 7, Bihle coaselidated their several Coal
_business , into them.
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170 jeer, infidelity; opposition to an open' 1
an. I, 1557, , one, and will heneeforta carry on the business in L , - - a a . - , • . , • ,
Jan. I, 1557, 2 °if in the Public"' Schools; : .' desecration of ,the i The shalt ti large nod commodious, co n taining
. , tOO 2 ' that City, under the name and firm of Belloni, . , '. . • - doubt
tia. 4 . 1850, -. ample roam fur a. e g notating apparatus,
t., , na.. , 11 24. 1857,
•i 200 holy Sabbath; infringement of the customs
Farrar .15 Co., at the allocations, 13:Wooster.St.;
w•ith
ws
capable iis . , ,
or carrying two tons of Coal
2 01) inculcated - by the Pilgrim Fathers, and .final7l
t 9th street, cornet , of Stuyvesant; 10th street, near • g° ,
to April 26. 18'37. a
. 2 00- • , each; also , large and - eeriveniciat pump ways fur
. el. to April 2a, 1a 5 7, I', opposition to the institutions and laws oft. ti
aventie 8., and able at No. 35 Pine street, oppo
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April 26, 15.57.. : double tietiner:puirips Wirth intermediate traveling
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0 Jury 1, 1856. 2OO our country--exist in the United States. Ye: 1; silo the Coal Exchange. • ! ways for the ascent and descent of theaminers in-
April 27. 1837. • 200 • - • 1 -,-,-4
they can exist in all their loathkome foulness, ; 4 to the Mines,though Most of them prefer riding
p. a , April 24 , 18;57, 200 . The Mess is; Belloni are favorably known to as
~,.. 1 ,, April 12, " se e , •2 0 0 while a` are organization (if, American ,me
:. by reputation, as': business men of integrity and I up and dawn on the wagons as they ascend and
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Nev..l. 1556. ' . •=3 00 alemies whose principles have fat their- {min- ' reliability, while • Mr. George C. Farrar, with 1 deseen.airile the mines fot the ' purpose of bring
; 11 „1.-; April n, 1a57, • 1 thaCrnit., . • '
terra eta. 1 8 57, ~, • -. , .
2 1. ( 1 )0 datiot. the teachings of the _able. ; and the ! :whom ye hivel'experieneed intimate relatbms I i ng •,-,
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e Nov. I, 1834, 100 ; c i, 2 yhts guarantied by-•the Oinistitution, :are , during the past few years, usahe . ,, New Yark cur 1 From. tam eottom ',of the Shaft the agang-
Dee. 2, 1556, . 200 . respondent of the Jeer:ma is an estimable gentle- 1 ways" brunch off both East and West with the
2 'III . stigmatized by German editors as suspicions
..1,,11. 1. 1857, ! • His business capacities are of the highest ' strike of , t4b*.veifl, which „on ' the - tract- of land
Mee 3, I 557, 200 characters. While Germareasseciatians have : : in,a"• . - .. i , • • - I
• et ' ' . order while that'. strict sense of honor, which in T „ leased !to', Messrs. kirk it Baum, has fit run of
to env. I• " 5:6 . • I i t repeatedly. been lir : ought in direct conflict- . ' ;
pH! 26, 1657, 2 00. • fltienees the man of -sterling business habits, acs 5,8110 yards with an aierage height of breast ex
amain,' Cee to May 1, '57, 2 tut with local authorities in:different sections of t o tie; Mr.. : Farrar in those relntions with I seeding7oo yards, or `hardly half a mile This t
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,to April 26. 1857, , - 2 () the land,. we have yet to hear of a single in • his : frifow 01:;11. 1' : When we combine with these a vast bed of .C... 1. whi4,l •• •
onlyll 'l
2001 rowers, is a sma
i July 1..J.5a6,
Jan. 15. 1557. , ' 2OO stance , in the history of the .Order of United , plied Velt-s-tt , red with learning, and a soorifyl of portion 01 1 the Mammoth %eines it exists through
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rger. to Jon. 1, 1857,, • 2 in' American Mechanics in which they hate Been' ; matinee which rlndore personal intercourse Willa out a great portion of the County, •ranges teem,
May 11. 1 sa7, ' 2 5 • him a pleasure, ire are sure that our young friend 20 to 150 feet in thickness- averaging perhaps 30'
• is, lo May 13. 1856, • 200 placed- in a similar position. This simple ~
has a future, moat fair and promising:. 'We wish feet er . mo TI • •: • d d tof the.. 3 i ii i
0 Jti'ly I. 1854, in his new 1 foal, vein" which lies 18 feet above the Mammoth,'
2 00 . fact alone proves the marked difference as : • , . re. . its lin epen en e. e
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Ilarch 24 , 1857, Mr. Farrar uninterrupted harmony
, ' 2 " law and order orannizations. between the in-
Boy 17, 1857. 200 . business velatiotis, and trust that the firm . ropy I and has been cut bytunnel 2,5 arils South of the'
to May 17, 1657. . 200 - fide] secret associations of the Germans, and . that ! _ - ..• . • i -Y, - .
,cure success which t a • e r at tea s rho toot- e Shaft. ! The jeans in the Shaft pitch at the rate i
•to May 13 , 1857, o oif th .1 lei:. torial, honer:able merchant. 1 )-
of 12 degrees, •'
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,the American .Order. :: It is hardly necessary : ', Aells
4. 01 , I which )41 very lew far this • touuty,
,to May ,17. 1 5 57, 200 .r • • • . a , „ , a
Nov. 17. 1856. , It o, to slate these facts in refutation of the nntitit- .
.. CORRESFONDCCE OF •rne , MlNEr.S' JOURNAE. OUraverrtge:piten of yeinabeina oyer 45 degrees. I
ta aley 17, 1857, : 20 0 ' itaated nonsense of the
,Editor of the Selryl- . . . .. • -4- - • I But this is ii favorable pitch 'as , degree of eleva- 1
n.-1. 15:,7. . 2ma . .
kill Demod)-at-they are so plain that "those • • • : Siisnottef, May
.28th,.1856. tam for nauingCataaind Will admit of railroads I
I, in any . , . I
Jan. 1; 19 57., 260 - B. BANN iota-Dear ,Car. he business of • .
a, Atte. la, 1556, . 200 , who run mac read.".. Yet we feel constrained this Regatta started venalate`this - season front ,va. direction Wire as in Carbondale and
tty, to - Jan. I, 1857, • 200 to notice • rho fellow" - jargon, in order to set ri••trs causes,: !qt, high water on - `tae Shamokin many otheephmes where the Veins are nearly flea. ]
in 1. !Sala 2 :,(1 •'' Daly which' prevented boats from
,helps landed, the drift ears are takan into the : breasts Which are I
ato July 1, 1557, 415 ''.promenently before the public a the unblush- 'fhis was eanSecl by the accumulation of snow on ' • -
run off , from the main. and counter gangways di-,
.
iy 28. 1857, 2 f '°• itit manner in ;hich anti-American min of the tootintain!s.ritieve Its. •. 2il. We had a break in• I '- -
agonitlly, or acresathe pitch of the veins, givaug t
Jr., 0, May 30, 1857, 2 00-. the ' Canal and :[free that was repaired, boats were '
Jan. I. 1557.. 2 00 his stamp, persist in libelling the-- purest or- I
~ very scarce, .14,, the amitinen could get better a favoreble to the roads, ;hid]; in fact, can'
• •- • • grade
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ter, to April 14. 1556, ' 200 , ganizations of which our country can .boait. freights . carry On: lumber. from the crafts collected ,be aceuntimidated to tiny grade balm 12 degrees:a,
ail, to May' 17. 1556: . 'at. Columbia to t Philadelphia and naltimore, A I .
The,iiiiners lead their own Coal ilirecily lame'
2 °I) : There are many of our German adopted citi- !
s' .to Jan. i, I 5.50, " 200 . - greatiitnintit)",,..,of lumber has passed &have :the ' 1
Ilyn, to 31 ly 26. 1557, 0 00
,'zees whom we respect; who we feel proud in -
Susquehanna this Spring. . - the 'face" al their breasts into the wagons, and
' 1 grasping by the hated
sh Ira ho, ho , C veye t ti i ctre now I oaee hanilling, of it akelathaCis necessary before'
l u u j i i flt , :n .i i n nt ga
,The it goc,l into: the Brettker. Thfs' giver them the!
zees-who we are
,'assured would shed the;- iii this week, it .having ti,
e h , : I in s
u i al
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- last drop of blond they possess:in defence of . trended fora shirt time by the W. it E. Bailie:l;i, 1 hest opportunity to saleet,their Coal and leave the
Such ' not havimastaficient rolling stack to-do the busi- bone and slate in the mines , which cannchase done I"
un-half interest in the Donaldson Iron the liberties of their adopted country..
ine-s as th7i.P. a R. R. Co. withdrew their rolling • •
when the veins are Worked by •"rune," as they ,
ertiKuent, .
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men
we know, repudiate the venom with whit . stuck which hail been in' use during. th e winter. • - -
s, ....ALS. OS 1...1.,ATED LANDa..-aee . . generally are, when over 33 or 40 degrees of pitch.
I. IL :prier. Treasiiref. -I The W .a. : F • It R ave now ready for use
I some of their countrymen endeavor to Ali e W. .. .R. Co..
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stviNG Fusb A:•;•4ocivrioN-F,, :. • , 400 new Card ears and sufacient motive power to , e recent air couresewhich has been driven and 1
to 1 , 011.-Id on Monday evening nest.: .the fair fame of reputable American orglim- I
;do a heavy - business, ' I put throuah.se successfully in the "Mammoth 1
aveltaaaNT aaha-Seo notice of -Pro- . '-: .. • . he- ! - !ilessrs. Ca,efirttn, Peale &Co. Anunermain Zero i
estrous, rind
: with their American brethreta i . c
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Cu., . • I Shaft Colliery,"as
sienal Henry Stantnn, Asst. Qrrar. ouster piece in the art of ma 1
a • ' ..0., and Bell, Lewis- li- & L.are erecting , new . .
de street, NewVork. - stow . contempt on such a creattire as tne!igno- : fling, and reflects much credit •on the skill and!
tau he made in six minutes by means_ or Coal wharves its Northumberland on a basin of :, ~.•
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11.1r,•11M Freezer. for sale at tainnanaL- camas of. the 'Sr:hay/kill Dentroowl, - , . I the Canal.. This will enable them to lead Coal at i perseverance of. the ttntuers who made it. The I
and Water Coolers.
attention at our readf•rs to Gee. .I. -- '' -
rtiseteenrof, new books. forwhich he has •• - Thu late Dr. : Warren of Boston, left in i -
An
he can sell cheap
eph A. Net-41'.!s, 54 N. Front street, PHA
•s An envialde reputation as a manures- •. • •- • I all stages Of water. ~i - , -; names of 'the partiea,whe Lad it in aliands„ were
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' ' ' - • i Coal le selling at Sunbury at $2 per ton I Mi- aa ' , , ,:
trust $2,000 to the Massnehusetts Temperance! ners an
Society for the i•nrchase and distribution of pub-1
ilk and lisle-cloth Sieves. For particu- , lications for the promotion of tein , peran . .
...meta.
--t- , t iBhter •A: Thempson. earner of Cen- !
stre..t.. lille out hind a great variety of :
1 the Ilardivar,• line. Read their advt•r
-f. them a visit. We commend Ahem to •
• mendable deflation.
-, • t•e Cum- '
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THE COAL TRADE • I,d 1 b `.. - fetid . I, •. 1 this
. a, otA r rs can plenty ofwork an ..
R eg ion at ;good wages. Laborers $6 -to a, / 'per . I
'.Joina.Howara ,h Ce.l., and Thomas Reese. It is 1
••• i . 635 yards in letagth aad 7by 12 feet •in laze. It I
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vr- ,k-with prospect of .steady work next winter: ! was partitioned' by a' . .abratice" into an "upeast",
1 Shainokin ii improving ; ' a number of brick ' '
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I :mai frame. houses are ill - course of erection.- a . : . .. a .
, -•i Moro anon: Yours truly, '•
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and "dovie east" emirate, which was . . the only way!•
. , ,in which se long a lamtling .
,could - be so success- i
BLACK DIAMo,•;rn. t i i fully driven it Lavin occupied the tempers but
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' three montlfs from its commencement to its coin- I
cm, of Mssrs. Landreth s Son is well , _
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alien tat OUI azlimilt unit 'readers. At a 111.4 a
3 elitkit
rut in l'hilndelphia. our Farmers and •
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It-tidy themselves with all things needful -- - '-: • • ..L._ , -PENANG, OF :TUE DELAWARE AND LACKAWANNA !
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.•.., ' AND WETTERN RAILROAp TO ELIZABETIIFORT:- I I • • '., ..;"
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had - ai e nollitierition in
The New Yorkers have q t j , .
Action._ ' The up-caSt course was nine feet -wide
i by seven la heightothilit thedown-castavam three
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•by seven. Withouttrnakiro• use of such means, a I
- ,' the opening of the now Railroad leading ;from • • . . n
1 1110 1 0 1 1'01 1 -B'And -B'''' , ls- Or the very best , The quantity sent by Railroad this week is i powerful fan, vrithaan engine to drive the air
the most rata.naele terms. ' i I Scranton to Etizabettiport, a distance of 12 miles
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TIN CAPARLE 'Hamra-Ma Jl - ilin ,l • • tons -by ,
' 4 5 116 05 Cimal 35,934 16 tons--for the • • ! through pipes, *mita ,have to be made use of, at,
...vine. has tak-m the bas.ment of the , wee k 8 4 ,071 01 tons , which is 1941 tons lose than
, We find the following notice
from ,New York. g ,
a much greater . colt and outlay of time.• and
al in thit' &trust:zit , for the purpose of 1 :: in the New Yet.): Tribune of allay 29th:
xrant. Sir . Silver's experience is su•ds for the correspondhig week last year. Total a ;
I.•nabled, we dr, not doubt. to atT i nid satis
: it ailroad 794,245 17 tons against 922,382 15 tons,
.. 1 A large parly of gentlemen front this city attend -
I "brake ' , Work" has beenintroduced forthefirst
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umerens frboids and rustomera. ', ' vathe opeirimaof the Delaware, Lackawanna and , '
~ ,• , a
' la "Bl' 02 '
Do. by Canal 2 ; 18.462 09 tons against .3 i ~,»
ncss anal purity, should now be removed,. fur it is. : 4
lieD ASIJ CII,IIERY FOR SALE.--Ily 1
. li do,. , rll,tani , lll ill another column, it will '
tons 1.0 .511111 D period last year .
t asinuel sievnetn. Esq.. o ffe rs to dispose - • :
of his Milford Collier y . The Colliery is :
sehtivikill Valley Itallniad. near:Middl , :
- : : Western Railroad yesterday. ..Th e Completion of `time, we believe, inlhis regiorilisby Messrs. kirk '•
a
a
i this grea" enterprise will tretke a new and impor- I & Britain, rind may be made useof with much ad- !
Er:Rosa:or s S!TATENIENTS.-SOlllO of the lPhila- tent era in the history of New York'. The work '
the r;,pontion cr being one of the In-at delphia papers are extremely anxiou s t q write
in the Regton. For particulars ses adver
essimisommetemmasemlawt , . 1 about the Coal Trade-and although the Caal Re-:
: - ' has been carried forward so quietly that • comearr I
livelyfew of oar citizens knew anathing about it. ' •
I vantage' la future ir:',Orkings of the same kind. 1
-- i
The doahts which . : so long.esisted, of the eon- 1
i The priMary of of the road iii ti, furnish coal tinuation nf the Mqininoth throughout the South-
! gionsaare only from 100, to 150, miles front • the i t o t h e c ity 'of ; New Turk , at a price which will en- I ern basins of Schuylkill County in its full, thick- ,
1 the appointment of Netary Pub- i which evidently show that they pesseiss but little ! fa
tition with ,those of neighboring eities.-a- I
Prom the Scranton 'mines to Elizabethport file l
I evil fram the gets developed in this Shaft, I,
ecellent selection. We corig.ratu • knowledge of the Trade. .They, here maiden. that, distance is Il3p miles, and the coal cars loaded at 11s-hie4t t'elrrery near'. the bottom .4 the Second ,Be- i
011 the merited honor. I . -
tt ,
I ETZ Of: the heading
. Gazyfte, will
- I the City as the State, and they would
. Encrr steal ' the minea iti the .morning
~
C and write blundering article; Coialensed from' , will he discharged in '
vessels at the,dock in
. Latabethport. the setae .if - I
. • , terneen. We will giv e a further deseriptitai of !
;the facts , than publish a correct satt'etnent ifrom a! the 1 of •
genera, , features this stupendous work, , also
:- sari, that the vein daes not in the least diminish,
••but increases in deisity and purity, if it does ant=
- I
' increase in size', The miners in driving the
1 country patter, and give it credit for the sqme. !
Di file; of, the Washington . (° be for which has coil some $8.000,000 or $10,000,000, : air courell above mentioned,, declare that a they cut 1
s. • • l Witness' the r•illowing from the Shrth Airier/can *at a future ti.nie. At present we shall only', speak ' • • : • '.I
it. wishes to be convinced of [ 'the fact ; , , . 4,‘
~, d : , : ie n 1 through .ri body tot,Coal over one ltnnetr el and
•of alonday last: of the P of the road. At ..
opening , a , . a , •
iuchanan uttered the se i ntimenf ' . , -
of the • : fuss lay meriting. seine 150 incites guests, to- • seccotj Ail inthick .. .nese. • yet they have not proved
? • sj • •• the back waranesa - ;
saber . P al t • 1 • 1 .-
1 ; : it to be that thick u a conclusive manner,* but we
kith Elie resit en and managers l ot too ,
i ed for hint the :t•ortbriquet ,of "Ten . sequent deficiency have proved most. profitable for
road, started; from Elizubethport. At Washin
elated al the mining, transportation and i - ;are positiee in steams it down at one hrtadrrtt and
• fly!! • The precise date tvA Cannot, 1 ton depot a Tllatitin wits prepared ay the ladies n t i i i i i , ( l, 4l e e et o t 'Coal, as the effect' has been to keep . ! j o y . .. Who will Mil t about the Lehigh quarries,
'i s unfertunately, we are not in pox- iup a brisk !trade ever since the opening id anti- 1
o-ofratiiiitlPtliafetel'i!eilVlititvlitiere rilia President
L o o , k t , : f t v t , :a n t.
T . 1 a 1 V a r r
Road, et a
lor the Mita:nitre baids after this ? But this 'is not 1
' fi les. of the Okbe for that year.--, i :zation, and to mann:fain. re:num:a-nave prices and. -
J don J. Blair' I:',-q . was 'crawne.l itli, a sidenilid the only idttee wlt4e-the ifautetoth Vein exceeds 1
- a I freight. There is a genet demand for all tile Coal wreath. • ' p .', 4 • ~. .„„ stages t i' - 1) 0 ..'. the , ~4 : .
tle • fipee ch ns reported faiths Globe, . .
.. I . .
.. it t ...ini 7 . le . 'aware.
; which can a mini. ....1 , i , . .
d'' tad , ti•ppe 1" • ' •150,feet in site. We could take the miner to the la Shipments by Canal.
. grand and ninendieent scenery of the water gap • • ' -,• • •
: t
Pained the s r ;eittainent aft era•ard re- ; .
this is certainly news for the C 11" e* 4 The '' I a • The l
oa • aa a itria.
' 5 l 'll Creek r eto Ileekseberville, and many other l'• eek endln Thursdayiest:,
• 'For the w g , .
•,• . .
s- •r• • ••• • DELIVERED
• 4- : reverse is the fact: From the opening of th e the gal. :lull aeross the Pocono alountnin. front - places where 80, lip, and even larger bodies of , Oil the Line. • • .- ••
,
• - . .' h , ' the summit of which is a mast unesiaffeent view i Coal have been opined, I :Philadelphia. - • . . • •
• ' shiliphig season •to 'the resent time, we Ise I -NH Ity f Philadelphia, - 11
1111•1•QUESiTioN. - The bill proposing : -, . p i . of tile surraundiag courary. Thence lho train
; The : ati : • fi b 1 I "' ' 1' i h 1 '' n • °
IMlnt. ~, 0; ea t rat may le view t e .Wilmington, - -, a:
It 'wn the Trade to bo so dull and the
. • '-
the existing Tariff has at last been I never -no -- , , proceeded through the densely timbered slopes of , . i
prices of Coal so low, with the present rate of the, Tohyleittna to the Lackawanna valley', where I l'• ':: 1 • ':' th 'io •a - . a
water Lae , Ili O r Reins soil lying South' in the Jersey aa4 . , ~ _
by the Committee of Wrap anti - vein -New York and vielnitY.: 4 - • •il
, ivaees and the. 'price of prus l ~
isibns as it has 'been stands Serahloa, a city in the wilderness. Six ;Shaft; be calculated, but taking the
. ,„ I ' ' , -
''
;In order to reduce_ the revenue, ire I
sold this S • • But f Collieriesl •
. pang. few late ;Lech yeirs age thei•e on nothing but woods where now ain the shaft for a guide in forming our estimate,: ' Total tottweek... - . - -Ji • - 35.934 16 •
stands a loan of six or seven thousand inhala- ,_ . -l a ,„, , ' .•' •
at the tariff will Le - effected, lout .we ; - .corked up to their full c.ipacityuntil within a week tents. 'At this place the excursionists Were, re. '[..,-- .
may promise the norld
• as much Coates it wants ' ' ---=-...^:=;2=- - - - ...":.:- . .. - .7 - 7. -- "" 4.. ---
~'.01. 1 to believe that through the 010111,, or so, and some have not been' doing more tamp . taiyal with firing of cannon. Hundred. of peo- i fee a I.ho'sa"'d stirs. • - • 1 ,
1 Rates of Toll and Transportation on
1 ..ple weru'at...,imildod at the stritionao w a aleannellicir 1 The capabilitya of ibis Colliery is over one! RAIL ROAD soft THVDRESrST.
I warm friends of Pro- ;half work 1.7 p to the present limo it has 'been
lvoc.ites am , Prom, • Frani From From
guests. •a' military and a fire' company Were thousand tons pet? day-that is, we mean the out . , Macerboa. S. Haven. Pt. Clinton. Auburn.
al Con t eress. it .will be confined to ! the aaliest season in the Coal Trade we have ever drawiaup aleag th e track, and presented arms as '.•• • - a ' - 4. • • ', to Richmond, $2 00', :$1 its: .$1 SO $1 75 -
'sad -bind all the carrying Companies are Mr -eta - the imived along. ' If the, einem ''' tth I
isles and raw materials which we do !. • • 1 •4 • train , bs, a : I that
side improvements., the inside works would teeny to l'hilad•a., 190 . 1 55! 170 165
behind last year's receipts to far, The capacity other places where the cars had stopped was et a ! don .10 h : amoi,,nt. About 1200 . tons- of coal aii t rarir 511113, 1 05', i 1 6a. 145 145
annot produce, and which may Le
ing.
1 2O: . 115 105 105 ~
of the ]tending Railroad IN equal to an . average . " : ',. -. 7* . C•M. L 1 • ma a a .
free of duty without affecting: our , , . . party.Ml tne enrs recerved a henrty welcome from •
. Rates of Toll. by Canal
. Ifor the present.
sh ft - anti 1.1 &
Slope, the latter being situated
,of 5a,000 tons. yet it is only doing a husipees .of Dr Throop Who made an eloquent addrese per- ' the a j '
Frnin Pt Carbon. Ma Cation S. Haven Pt nintots'
uritia interests. It is probable that i• ."" • 1 from do, other abi!iut one-fourth of a mile. Six I • • . ' ' -- ' • •
about 48,000 tons. This un'e instance proses that . fluent to tai 'occasion. : To Palled a., So : • 19 • 4l . 84
All it ill. he so framed by the Commit- 1 the Tattle is not so brisk as the wiseacre rln the evening about 9 o'clock the gu i ests sat I engines tireCinple3red in hoisting. pumping and ' ' Swam; M il ls, •10 . 69 1.67 - 60
o. the
flaw Silk will tie inchided in the free I.:Vora; Americao would have its readers lerlieve.- ins ]undid dinner at the W •emite; House I '''
down to it . _ ). . ~ , breakina. lhe tete hoisting engines at the Slope I .
I • Norristown, Ca, , 64 -i - 62 55
Reading. •48 1 ,47.! . 45 . 41
. . , a an a l fie e nt hotel, on the crectioe„, of which ! are.30,h•,,,, ..
i tiowe c t ea •ad w in
ch a • work connection,' ' - Rates of FreighCby Canal s
Woal-that is very coarse, and very ; Such tis the ease, and ell it is ja-- all the Itagion. - some $.50,000ar $60,000 have been exaended,- i ; , • • a , •.; .; •
'Front rt. c. at tit, c
• , - , - s. /been. Pt. Clinton.
11-will. be introduced duty free; and -
M I rate ortiutv Ice kept on all Ille.
Voir, that it is evident. that the market cannot bea While they Were doing justice to the elfinds apt ! whilst tae one is It': the
for Coal is increasing, and - : supplied, the demanda
eas...•aThe new Tariff bill may not I . - •
' in the course of the ensuing month , we believe
before Ultima pnocession of fi ve thousand aersons, lis an the live " ceratre," which, with the balance! . To P
°dead centre" the other .• T o New i t irk, $1 90• ! 0.85 •. $t
I MAL, - .. 90! I
,_, 80
•marched beforethe ' ' : . a i____-..a.aa-----aaaaa - - --- a - a-a-a ---------- aa.
. ' , headed by a hand
mostly mutts, up e , lease, wheel f, su regulate the pttwer that no decrease is ! :
of music. The miners, all car- I
,', : ' , e , .. d th • st • !o• I ; Schuylkill County Iliiirciads...lB36;
~• -
• - there will be a demand for every ton of .Coal that ' ricti : archer, and each were a little lamp in his ies tr exp nonce
. a motion or strength. . mr. =sea./ : The (Aiming in the (Mint ity or coai transported Dyer:
at requires; but still
whenTer thtaengitiece has them so completely under ' •
‘ Pennsylvania
can be transported to market. The Trade has at, such lls .my use to
. rolling on Thursday evening laa{r'
in the protective f elings entertained '. • ; uptiergreunil in quarrying out the cont. :It was control that he arfn atop them to an inch. This , ' - . , !wipts.. TOTAL.- 1
been in a most extraordinar '
y , state ; causeti in a-• . . . ~...
lajority of the committee, and think ' :a- i wild. brilliant and magnificent epecteele. The • • irecesea . I. ' since the w ' htcomes
/3 CP . }
~ .. r)f l .
.eig from i , lit (~ ho , .
Hine Rill and 8. Haven R. It., 89,323 08 438,716 08
•:'groitt measure by, speculationa in Coal lands in ' 'ia • t ' - 1 e a• .D :p h 1
resit ent of tio otnpftny, eorge e ps, ar n 0 - 5,41 4 06 65,014 14
the b Mien of thti Sh • • tothetopof h' ' '
aft directlyt e • •
r Will not•permit the interests ot our i various itegiofra the formation of Coal Cornea- .Esq. a presitled at the table. Many of the most -. -' a •.' - . neltnyll,lll Valley , a . ‘• • • 10.706 18 124,6 n 19 .
. '' ' Mt. tNalten A PtCartion j 13,581 09 226,100 12
Starer. 1 nlet., and then fiooding all the cities with elm- , di s tinguished merchants and citizens of this city 'self and returns without
I Breaker Itself stop- ,
Mill Creek - - ' "! 15.188 01 191.ita 16
I - • .0 were present,.
... - . , , .
i ping scarcely any time tat aril. A wagon can` be . idtthr sebuyikin ' I t'. 10.834 17 148,467 1
lams tlering to deliver large quantitie4' of Coal
The chimer being concluded, Mr. Phelps, Prosi - hoisted every initiate , but much, id fact all de- !-- ; •••--- ---•-.
at very law rates, ( many f
0- which will' scarcely ' dent of the Company,. after dwelling at some - ,-' a a ' . ' • • I Union Canal-Ito 1111Uoal Transportation
n de ott the eare and experience of the engineer . amount transported dri the
send a ton of font to market this 'yezir,) for the' length iipoo The import:Mee of the enterprise, and ren-
.montb of May. 1856;
porpase!of dispo s in g of stock'. The WilDlo ci)al upon its happy completion, remarked that as there Round Wire rope'S, one mad a half inches thick, . •• _ ! ;31011TH ' TOTAL..
..Union Canal , - ... t 5,941 01 33,166 09
Trade was deranied thereby purchaiers held.,,. were present many of the o ffi ce rs o f o ther roads are made use of here; but they do net appear to : ewatara Railroad. •: 1. : a1,564 OS 115,0:2 01
between which and the Delawnre and Lacknwan-i- ,
hack their orders, and we have now only - from 5a ' d• ' d of r b fi h answer the pure:ate required, since they are lia• a . , -
na road existed ties o inutua ene a e would
to G months to make up an inCrease of upwards of I call upon them in due order of succession to ad- -r d have done so within a short ' Lehigh• Coal Trade foir 1836 by Canal.
ble to break, and . pa e
.. For the week eliding on Saturday last:
one milltial of tone to!giye the supply f 1 dress the ':meeting . Ile thereupon introduced tied, whilst a ropa of the sire ' used ought to lift . , . ; welt row.
. o last year • . ,
and make tap an annual increase of 650,01:0 J Presider [ of the *
: Judge , etimp,
.. Lackawanna double lute weig4 this does, and last at least tea . . Letdihcosi and Naa.Co: • i,TonsaCwt. Tons. port.
tensat Railroad it brancta of the Lncknwanna and Dela- - - . Sunamit Mines, ; : • ',9.11-18 04 394.44 18
whirli, is le , s then it was last-, yaar. t Where i 5 it 1 war .• ' . . th • . yearS. But the great fault seems to be in the ex...
e Ronda Judge Jessup Baal' at firm of rho .'. . , Rooin Run do. ; 12,537 16 9,333 07,
'''' ' and rope and inadequate i ' ' a 910 0° 5 444 69
to come Irma for the aalariee ;of the season ?So ! principal s . ::scit of the proeperity , of sew York cess af thickness , -m wirta L . tit th r ittb s l y i e i a ne i .
ne,
i i ' 354
co
mach from th e effects of speculation on legitimate I was its teal, trade, We here in Seranona, depend diameter of publics, thougb they are larger here a t irieg lio P untain Min at , ; ' . ;12,851 as 18 ,C.3 131 12
Trade. The'euronmers and manufacturer's arelax greatly eptai New York ; but they lakeeise do- then:at tiny . colliery where wire ropes are used. . Last auger:Lair do. 1. i • ra,746 02 ,
: 10.102 44,
, • - 1 , end upon us in turn. ,They givaaie mone to a: .-^' • ' COIOIIIIII ',. : t3,156 01 11,130 19
al accordingly, In the increased prices of reel , 1 lyork . oUr :1 • • d • • h .k I ' build '
in nes, an we giro t eati oa to The proprietors are satisfied that flat wire ropes . :Stafford: a . , .. . 1 , 416 02 8,061 10
nniell ;4 0 10" line the•llockets of the steak: specula -' ah,„ 1 tie New yoik: : .Tho 'J u dge co ncluded by reo n ,ret. are the Drily reliable itihaP that can be made useaof N. 'Y. Lehigh
Cold Co., , i. 1,251. 13 6,207 11
~ , German Pa. . ' i ;', 910 15 4,124 5
tors, wire , remised thin Coal remarkably cheop. , olating the;CoMpany . upoti 'having concluded its when increased t&such a thickness. But it was • s o uth 4'g mountain Wage,. --: -. 259 .13, .-. 96 09
1 labors. Yoti meat now , said he, begin to tamp yea. a miStaien idea -that Suggested wire ropes of a . Conacl Ridge, ', ' '
";1,40r oa : 5456 1 0
VESSELS cot/tin:re sCllrcie. for Eastern ports., and "revvent. The . apeihnustibility of the Mines in- '' :'
'' - a •.. " ' • t Ilasteten Catlett. .• ' a %SAO 18 . 15.762 08
dealeri. limit freights which tennis to cheek ship- I sates to yoti .a. lasting priorperity. I . size Si)anproportioned to the weight required to a cranberry Mines, .- i' . 2,734 a 16- -• 7135 05
. . „ • ' !Lan 09 406 09
ineirta,a ,:nub drive vessel-off into other ausine.:is.. 'elle'
Judge Parma. of Easton was the next ] speaker : helifted,atid the ices of putties overwhieh they .
.. :Diamond " a'
Ruck Mauntain Co••• 3357 0 i .10X 0 03
Ile said that in 1823 Lehigh sent all the anthrea are to viand • Aterinch rope would do the work ' witkesbarre Cad a.' .. i '11.,. 00 a 00
shipments from Port Richmond nre behind the , rite vial taanark t 5 90 taken ' ' ' ':
• ' • '
e. . , 0 tons were to the , l - 6 a •-a - „ .
it ast, ve Imes nalong, as bes been peeved, at '
shipments ti Saille'perigd 10.5i n Yeai 157 5i 1 0 : tone. • Atlantic, earl they,were ordered not to Send any en
ItifirE, fer trey were' aliatine - the market . : Last i =the fiykeni valley and 010mnd:ice plains:, and in.: • .!.elaigh Valley It. 8.. , ' .
CcillltECYtror - Me . • rs. Rateliff .1t Johnson state iMason upward of 6,000 , 000 tops . tr
' ' - - Week ending SaturdaYiest. ,-.
s were taken to fact at a, • • - ,
that our Mauch Chunk •CorTespondent was in :.• market, .and still it was net• glutted. ' Sixteen I • pumps '
The in the Shaft are ••I4 inches 111 diam-.
- : wm". mines is Co,-
error instating that their hands bed struck for'. soars- ag" , ':lioi a tots of iron 'was smelted with 4 I '-' ' ' . ' Itateliff a Joh s
neon ~
highie wages et their Celliery. and 'taa into a fight , • coal. :Lint year nn
,the - Lehigh alone Oise 100 ,-' ' .. • f• . r -
eter dotible actieg, and divided 4nto two lills. ' are Carter a Co, „
- • NY.* Lehigh, ' t
- • 000 tone were smelted- ' 1 : The rientiattlotate whet is generally known a!' J ames Ta ggar t, a .
in which one man was shot. :It occurred at the oltaa ... .a.The °Cue:Helical:cis of• the evening '
were Judge 1 time flu nto4, whiefi is probably equal to Sharpe, Leisenriag &C 0.,:
Beaver Meadow Ntines. The ' perstm who Was - Reynolds, :Mr. Dorigh, Mr. Baldwin; and! Mr. I • a •
shot: is recover4l; P a. Thor state alai that h
• e is ,
Blair, President of thelYarren Itailrontt of New aa be f '
i = team, where it - I n made use oSO Suceemtrally i Total,- .-- -
a"I a s at the, Mammdth Shaft Colliery. since the coin- I By Canal, -- •; ! .
' ' ler B e'r and the principal man in getting up the . • .., I
ill error in stating that no cash paymente had ' laal :. •• ' .'
earare a lind Lackawanna Road; Ma (1:ilea:al plitionef the 0(4 air coutse.a The ventilation is , Tote: for the week, : - , - 29.311 - M 018.129 'la
ta '
laml -,
Len. Cash p:sytnents : commenced, thi t t II ireelor tk'the Cayuga and S,tat t uebanna Itail- 1 Sarno time last year, (Canal) U 5,5•41 00 . ' aI7,4SS •ta
saarraria ' edaihrtithie. one air Shaft will do to sup- I
month, and will continue Until the close 4 : the • ' road ; MraJohns an. President:of the Ne,w Jerrey I . • • • .i • , . ' f • a -,----e---
•• k Central ß ro d• r Jackson , President ' the '
ail a ..M . . of - • ..
with a . ,
ply the:mints with air until the whole of the avail- . Deere, meta ISA, so in. ,'.:-. - - 7La93 19
season.. We crake this correction with pleasure '. •
. . a, New Jersey nailrOad; Mr. Sloan, Pre:M.l6a, of the able Coal e 3ll be flataaated Jammu , ' managed Our repaitay Lebigh Tilley Rail Road. did not reach
awl crustier' nut. correspondents to be a lithe more , H 1 iv r - -, 1 . NI - p • "• • i . ,. - . • i' la this week. The quantity sent awaits about 3,50 e
at ten ram .niaaa ;a r. art:sham, resident : rnent: .!,, •, • ! I I . .. , . - •
partiC'ular hereafter. • • . ~...ar ~ . . l• ions. , •
-, et the Lackawanna Coal Works: Mr: Joseph' i . y rb 0 i '4' I • 1' ' b '• :.
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eronton • = John J Pied tl f ormer
ps, re Presideett I
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Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad:- 1 -, • ::
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of the week! qu •
. y . aritay tit bona shipped from this!
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No AND ALLENTOWN RA ILROAD.—We
fined that $450,000 of the stock of
ding and Allentown Railroad has
en by the 'fitiz4s . of Reading; that
the road wall be elected inJune,
it, will be prosecuted energetically to
It i; estimated that a million of
li complete the work. The prompt
!! which the people of Reading have
al to the call; is Most creditable. and
ratulate our sister city on the spirit,
iu subseribing, .?..o liberally to that rim
railway connection with the EaA:---
Iline we acknowledge that the n
wor rich men of this Region are dt;s:
a tithe of the enterprise which
.our
Rimy friends possess. Many of :hem .
ii :let but upon asingleidca,and that is,
dirp
:1
l il,
: rt,Cl
"iliave" to draw the life blood oat of
combinnitv. Leeches on the
re , Zion, they extract its vitality,
p.4i'ssing• spirit etiough to contrib.
at in jretnrn to ;v1 ~ I io its Prosperity.
r Ajtos.or A EI4C. --The I:l4tis of Potts.
ev&n:q. , neNt. esent. the:
.I , derh•an Meel,:‘ , ,te. with a Fiat in the
i,„ will leave their Hall
atd t., t lie G.att linti,e in' 1 , 111 Regalia,
1(1
V. f;%441.3", the .linerioan
, hit;on, to which n4tiva
; , r ,1, 1thit;....4. It i. .a.l.stwiatinn,l,,r
zot-li who are
tc, the danger of Itirm.
1 1 , 111 (irru.'ans and IriFbtnen.
111
- -
aeacont which Will he lisnrly, for reference. We Ilag . es claiinc,i of itio airara* by ,ro.4reallifeiee. and bone itlateli '
;tLe Al'intilioilx,'her:o .. .;. l '*iiittital le 1
hare ftruvk Off.tifeir;e4,ip . !. on cards al: o. which 1 , cid.Pts. which' 112"'cangeco
e clP,YlP'Ullnri4i b l e • t ' s - i Ter, limited; oil leaf than Il'ienerally , found 1
e h e l4Nalitaitied at our office by thue - ult. pre-, tb a s T o ee it o n it t r i . ll4° I 'ln ...”no v° e -'' through l nitviiithiii. *4142 tit 1114. - iiiiel:volas , -- 1
rattves on the tenons pursuits . . - •- - --- 4 , ,- --.,- ...- .
'wive the paporP, and,.do not want to mutilate them 1 whose esertigis had =UPC& the day to pass off to • Bat wi'h the advantages: here presentadlor pick. ;
i
by tutting it Oat: , . , agreeably, and . after giving three einers fur the - ing Coal kith's' and on the lump shale, we do ti°t , 1
-
--. boat, the guests re twed to test, tome at the hotel ale htiii this pretested C I leas be - `' th . !le e
' Lti""- and some in private hunee'r about 12i o ' clock . , , • ••• ila 1 -4° z "V - ' n g
I All ulon , .,ihe road at tho various points where , bat par! , ! '
the train alamie+l; it was greeted with cheers and = ' The outride- establiehnient . of this ` colliery e
.—_ 1 . _
TOTAL.
tr , as..ctrdlent.:. mrt..forts. met
11!5.'25 1P pi 211 10
1311443.111' 111 - 11.431. 1(1,70.544 - 011 10 . 318 15
2.3.1. 50.572 14N1.0.84 17A0,057 1 1 17.2""(18
3. 1 1 h. 51.078 .1c.31.1.111-1 17K1.013 ar , 4.515 00
^1h.42.` 3 53 15i24:9/ 4 3 1457. 4 345 0•110..007 a •
14113.4 2 . 4 :10 14 4 ,2 0 ,57)12.71:731 64;17.013 ('3
• - 21st. :11.147 053n..5711 011 , 0.720 Of 119.1106 13
'••51:r4 . 8 1417.125 0419.903 11 1 111.1 1 99 410
Aiticust 41b..57.911 121•91.1154,14.4111)101 0041.9118 co
I 111.11:59.34 1112 1 3,401'12, 1 • 1 1.7( , S 03112.421 13.
I 141, 6403 10 4 ,31.02-802 55.611 .12i18,131.2
44 1 25112.4.3.= 1558.144 0('46.030 01
sepirscakir-07132.1'94 0001.076 07/42.376 10
ft113.63:KK1 05;31.158 14135.05'2 11 , 10.531 01
4. • i . 15th 154.1 4 4 4 .1 01 3 :2 1 ..1 3 24`00 , 31: 5 59 0942.:49
.z 422d. - 103.5 4 2.4. 31',12.35.34 07,i0.530 1113.061
• • 1 .20th 0 ;4..`."1) 11 , •32. 1 174 0 1 1(0.945 (11141.322 00
1
October 1 . oth ;,2.17/1 It M. 312 0411.3.,t 5S 151
• 13th.119.231 - 15i20X9 - 62 1 78,850 1702,t43 03 1
• ! 00117.451 1176.776 101'.F.075 041
2:tb.!17.131 63131.024 08178.1(11 . 11143.324 OS
34. ;47.1..9 02,25.513 03'711.751 (15;17.112 Th .
10th.4h4,74'4 15123A44 107.013 10135:513 Of
. 17th.'•12,3 , 18 15112,948 15175.217 10151,23 4 3 04
21tb I
;21,354 00 241.413 15159.801 . 15.Y3.751
'December 4st. 117.226 15 28;418 125.435 07129,237'10
" • . 81121 7.502 11.1.4r..3 04 28.965 191 6,937 08
15th.112.4:10 02 9.401 15 1 41./151 171
27 •
224. 1 07" 15 1.097 .00124.174 1 5 1
1
••• 29th. 13 It" ni I, 1
ERB
ESE
very eitensive and lampoon*, heitig tit:imposed of
a monstrous mess of titnbet. which atbnee strikes
the heh' , 4dertolth admulmtibn not.'Wender,:end
conveys a_ and idea of the, greatneSs„ and im
portauce of the Coal trade. But -to a, stranger,
perhaps a ride actin the Shaft in one :Of the'eari,
would ho the moot exciting tultlnovoN descending
avvre do into the bevels of the earth'i at the rate
a lmost 'of a falling stone.
The next basin to the South of the Shaft on
the lands of the 'North- Atacrican Oettl COmpany,
would be a grand place for a Shaft. 'rrhl 'cost of
shafting to the '3liMmoth there eNoulfi not exceed
na hundred thousand dimff.ars, and when finished,
2000 fans of COal might he - rained ,:frona it pet
day for 100 years. It would penetrate through
Many of our best veins.',. This shaft might, be
'qommenced at once and pbt to the first vein at, a
trifling cost, and the remits proceeding from the
sinkin,g of it and the veins beneathi would sink
the Shaft in five years.. , , The gentle Men now °pc:_
rating there' are the right, kind og men to put
such a work through in the proper Manner.
- Poo , UICEUI041:0 Cost. TIMADE, May 30,1856.--
Prices fair,tut no change oincelfast, ireek's quo
tations.
New YORK COAL Tasim„May, 26, 1856.—The
demand for domestic continues good, and prices
are well sustained; thS arrivals' are still below
those of lasi year. Foreign is scare*" and in limi
ted request, mainly from; gas companies.
,
inoston Cosi* Trade-056.
(Corrected from the limit.)o Cuuriet. May 29th.]
Saleso7lsoetialdrons Mae istor,) at
ehuldroo. j •
WHOLVALS. PRIM—PLR t 0,3 dr . 21500 POUNDS.
Schuylkill, white milt $5 75 (.4 557
do red ash, - ,•• - =557 (4 600
do ' lump; 666 @ 6 1 .2 .
Lehigh, lump, r - 600 (41 j 6.25
Lackawawerta. 6:6
=um, inucn--,Pta TON Or 7 , 0001.01310 5'.
'. • - j,j ton.
• - ' do ——(4 - -77.
7 , ` do . (4 —— t
do j
do "". - 7 - Z . , :1
do = 750 ® 800
do --
do 'J (4
do 800(a}- -
do
600 @ 650
do 5 00 (75
do 1 00
do J 700 @
do 1 700
do 00
r.do J•••
:j 650 (4 700
Cannel -
hiorcostle, coarse
do fine -
Scotch -
•
Welsh
Cninberland, run of pit •-• 1 -
do fine - . • 4
do coarse lump i •••
Sydney
PiCtOll.C:lllrDO • • • -
de;fine -
Lackawriuna.lump - .
Lehigh. lump - • 4
John Lump,'(Sebnylkill)
"Schuylkill:lump • .
Preeated while and red ash y
111
BY TELEGRAPH.
ATightt from Richmond troi---•
New York, - - -
Boston, - ; • .
Now Itaren, - -
Cambridf,report, - -
Providence, - -1
Bri4zeport, -
Trop. : • -
Albany. - •
1.00
1 80
1 30 tol
On
- - -1 50
- 130tol 8
' • - - 1 30
Shipment• ieom Itiohmond.
Shipments week ending,Saturday, May 10, 1856:
. TO. . ' ' TO:0 • TO. r ',
Alb4ny 'N. Y., .. 251 NewhurgV
Astoria. , :20 New York„ Brpoklyn &
Belleville. N. J.. t. I'2ll' Wllilanishurg, 8,479
- Mirk woodtown, . 41 New London. • 359
Bridteltan N. J., ' * ' 72. Newburyport, 313
Boston.'llays., s:sll l Newark, N. J. . 008
Baltimore. • s. 1.1 0 Fe*part. IL. I. l6O
Itirdodlown, N. J., 75 Norwich, ronn., 243
c:"" l ris'-3 1 1 :: l I.nd.C:l' 21
slett:lgi''9sl:rlheleN.j" 300
Carpenters NJ., 4:eBoMe, 36
Catubridgepors, Mau., 4813Petersbueg, Ya., 419
-Camden, N. J.. , UPP'rovldenCe, 11. J., • 2,1(4)
Charlestown, Maps., ' 189 PhtladelOhla, ;II
Danvorsport, . "
...! 195 Port 31orri8, 100
East Brideport. ' ',JOG:Faro' Me;; , 514
Eddyillle, N. J , ... 00:ItIebtnoin); V.v., 650 I
Flushing.. • ittslondont,,N. Y. ' ' 342
Fall laver. R. 1., 440111oVnesbdig, Pa., • 12•2
Fork Landing ' ' % Savannah, 100
Frankford, Pa., .• : 3:37'84 Johni. N. 13. 701
.
thaitgetown D. C., • . 76dIvrerstraw, N. Y., . 334
Ilavrrhill. : 21918alem. %as, ' ' 414
lin . rtfonl.l.kinn.„ , 449lTarry Town, N. Y., 100
. Hingham. " , I+srroF, "i - 425
liavana. . . ..:. , ,X1 Wilmington. Del.,. . 63'
JevseY City, N. J.: ..; ' ..' 200 }l aft Chester, N. y., so
Kity %Veit, %Ca 43Initton, D. C., • 92
Lynn. Mass., . 200 Yonkersi, N. Y., -1%
• 31asp r oth,' -; l't Yorkvillo. - .00
Slinhattenviho. N. J,, '' ISO West Farms, N. Y., 141
'Middletown, Conn., IV ', " -
..11,istle • 165
Mobile. Ala., , 100
31111ellle. N.J.. . , .38
NOpongett, Mass., I 41 .1
- NOW 114yete. C0nn., 93
New ?iruoswiok, N. J., 139.
• . For the work ending Mily !
' it , ?. , 'NY.,
Athapy, , , s • 1,321 1
Boston. , , •., 8 .:1(1`2. '
Bri4geport, ' '9'ffi '
1
Croudoh; i '' • - 459 .
Catubridgfport, .200
Cambridge. 190
Chester, , bl
Chelsea, a'S
Carlienter's landing, j 81
Charlestown, - , 320
Delaware. • .82
. ...
Dapverspint, 300
DI ~.;hton. ' -., 125
Fall' iliver, . ' 003
Fair liavon; 195
Frankford, 138
Moholqt, . 171
•
liavnna. 453
Ilartford, 4031
ilaverstraw,
liolinesburg,
Ly is n.
Gloucester,
Milton,
Dloblle• 100 1
New 'York. Brooklyn fi I 1
7,322,
Newport,
New London,
Newbur.t.
New Bedford.
Noy Brunswick,
Norfolk .
Noir ilseen.
_.L
325' --
Total, '''. 39.421
i lin Protiniss, this lestr, ausr
419 .!
tit• . • ,:, ~.
1 65. Last yOar,
- . -
By Rai; Road and Canal.
Quantity of coal sent by Itslimed and Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evenimr last: '
•
Port Gubon,
Putt sille.
:tehnylltill Clasen, /
luborn.
Port Clinton, .
Tptal for the treek„
Total by Railroad to 1856,
Canal ••
Total by Canal and Railroad,
Shipments to idmo petlod,last year.
WEEK. TOTAL.
51.391 U 4 9t2.382 10
21.620 17 317,350 02
By liallrnad
By Canal,
itiocrvapie In MO. so fat'
Cumberland CoalVrade, 1860.
- . '
• 843 1534476
]1,1,[•18
•
1)014 Padilla Vila V lilirralidliq
''lags.
Tor tbi jog Trek,2t," . 111,,- • 30,433
To smnO Owe bust reit, • • • ( TX*
For la Pt"werati
nALLTIOAD: 4
Philadelphia. itatilluit & Pottsville
Mira: Hi lt sad Seltalklll Hasen
Mount Carbon - -
Blountesrbott sad Port Carbon
Mill Creek - • - -
Valley
Larberry Creek'_ . - • - -
Swatars -
MO
FtravAr,:,o u'cioce, P.
TONS.
214
'Vaal foi week, 31,433
previously, • , 280,885
3l ,318
455.515
Total. >
Last yule,
24,1856
11111
New
Sant
iucket,
Lansinburg,'
Pawtucket, •
Philadelphia; ••
Poimbheepsie,
Puerto Cabello,
Providence,
PortsmOuth,
ltockway,
Rye,
Long Bianeb,
Illlebnuaid, Va.,
Roxbury,
Stapleton,
Salem,;;'. J.,
Staten Island,
St. Johns, N. D.
ISaleur. ;Ines.,
Sagg Harbor,
Sing,
...along Point,
.West Chester,.
Washiiigloii, D.C.,
Wareham,
Troy,
Westititrms,
Wilmington, Del.,
1`..0
--- , 8:3
141
1041
4A2
3106
8K
' 49
0!
2.:15
350,73.8
BO .328
RAIt.R.OO. Of2i•AL
13.059 19 - 12,198 15
2.6;0 17 ' 2.5b3 01
21995 11 19.195 15
872 09 - - 000 00
5457 09 1,95.4 05
a 5.934 16
49,136 05
4.8,13() O.)
84.071 01
79444817
248,402 09
:5 tons, 1,042,711 06
86,01 01 1:239.703 18
1,042.711 06
tons, 197.01,7 12
TONP. CRT
6,024 13
0.869 15
126 00
- -146 00
172 00
- 336 00
18,273 08
1111
0,000 03' 22,53 T 13
j,. 000 CO 1,506 ops
•
100 ock - 7,631 11
000 60..'.31307
003 00 - 101 13
..;,t 000 99 - 150 03
00,000 00 MAO 14
89.311 00 - 183,678 18
• • 1 , ,".
iTosse so rtir, .&3, 1 34
' Penna. Coai,Co*e Coal Treale.
-
19.409 274.4
COLL 81 1 0cir s OW .- : •
A$D ViIIEICSCHUYLKITA: CO STOCKS,
arfairm wauvt yr ntoxr.4)3 orstai.s,:unsw
CANALS.
.SeLnylkill 'Navigation -
'So.bnyikill Navigation, Preferred -
Union Canal' ' - -
Union Canal Preibrred -
, pia.* lludeon Coal & Transportat'n Co.'s ' ,
RAILROAD 41.'COAL COMPANIES. •.
Little Schuylkill Nay.,,11. B. & cosi Co.
Le/right:oat & Navigation. Co. .
ilsaletanCoal Co. - - - • -
Buck Idonntairr Oral Co. - -
Pennsylvania Coal& R. R. Co.. • -
Dauphin Cold& R. R. Co.. .
Lykens Valley Coal kR. R. C 0... -
Beaver Meadows Coal k. R. R. C. -
••
COAL COMPANIES.
Forest Improvement Co. •• - •
North American Coal Co-Preferrert,
• •I, « - Common •
Delaware Coal Co. - • - -
Ctuuberiand Coal Co. - • - • -
• New Creek Coal Co. - • • •
. •'• MISCELLANEOUS.
Moore Bink - - ' - • - -.• • -
Farmers' Wink
Pottsrville ties - : .
Pottsville -Water Co. = . •
' Qt. The Stock of all Coal Companies
the above list, when furnished bythose
publication. - .
NEW ADVERT'MENTS
DESIBABLE GREENWOOD LOTS! FORITALE. I
SEVERALLGTS, frontinion Adam's
street and Greenwood Avenue, in Greenwood. cult.
able for building cottages. Size-330 bi 150 feet, and
100 by 150 feet. Also. several lots fronting on the esti%
side of Coal street, which are desirable far business put.
poses. For terms, ac., • which will be rissonable. apply;
to 38. HANNAN:
Pottsville, May 31,'50 i
TO:" PRINTERS A RARF.MHANCE 1
r!-IE Proprietor of one oil the oldestl
establlshed Newspapers in the interior of Pennsyl..
~,„,,..w.shiuk to engage in another branch of tattiness,
will dispose of his establishment on reasonable terms.—
The Material beliinglug to the office is iii in good order,
.and the t3pe on which the paper :sprinted bas been in use
but a short time. ,'to one or two youngimen. wishing to
engage in the printing business. this establishment offers
Inducementi rarely to be met with. Fir;further infor
mation address the Editor of the Alitter,t journal.
313!).'.;1, '5B • t 22.3 t
--- -
FLOUR' AND FEED, WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
. Alli- AT IT AG.4I -V . ' tat. . . .
I 1
r hUE subscriber anttili
uices to r-bis
ii
rriend.i aud. Lim pallid thati kid is tired of doting
not ing. DAN has again opened a Newi Pour and Feed
Store. next door 'above Bright. t Lerchliiron Warehouse.
in East Norwegian street; where he intends to keep Flour
and Feed of at! descriptions. which from his experience
-in the business. hit flatters himself mill be of the choic
est brands and best quality. part icularli his family Flour,
aud.will bon dd wholesale and Mall at the lowest-prices.
He respectfully it3 . 11 , .ii3 the paironage df his old custom
ers and friends and the public generally.
lIENRY RIELLY.
l'Oltsvillti. May 31,W, '
• JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
• m tsrraorrase or
• Wire; Silk and Halr-Cloth Sieves,
(IC/ARSE, medium and fine in mesh ;
lIJJ large. middlegdze`and small in diameter. Metallic
Cloths or wovotrwiro, of the best qualikiea. Sarinits sizes
of mesh. from Sos. I to 80, inclusive. and from one to six
fv:et in width. They are numbered opi many spaces to a
Uncial InCh, and cut to suit.' The subacriDer also keeps
constantly on hand SCREENS. for Cosi. Sand. t•re. Lime.
Grain. Grovel, °Wino. Sumac; Sugar. Salt, Bone, Coffee.
Spice, Drugs, Dye-Stuffs. ke. Togethar with an aininrt
tneut of bright and annealed iron Wirg... All of the above
sold wholesale or retail, by J. A. NEEDLES.
5i North Frant stivvt, Philadelphia.
May :',l,'r4;
Ice Cream made in Six Minutes ! ; -1
• trill A US".,T IS' S Patent dream Freeze?". 1
, 3 3. •
jN extraordinary and ] astonviing
iraprimmeat in Creani Freezicd: ;will freeze in .u.c 1
minutes, by, a simple and elegant application of W,1 1 !
known principles. A child of ten years C-1111 manage It
without difficulty. Three Silver Medafs have been award
ed. and thouvauds have been sold shim the pitent was
Issued. Plices--2 quarts, F 2 25; 3, ,quarts. $3 2e 4
• quarts,44 25; Oquarts. $5- 25; b quirts. $0 25 :=l4 qt,i.„
$S 00: 20 quarts', slt 00. For sale b.* B. BANNAN,
/ • ' Agent.forjSchuylkill county. -
Also, Water Coolers, •
Lined with iinew metal which does not Injure the taste
of the water, and will preserve water . lcool for 24 hours
Price, $3 25. • .. . 1 •
Pottsville, May 31, 'ld, /
= FOR SALE.
.TRE ..undersigned being desifous to I
.T
remove. offers for sale his old and well established I
'mere stand, (with the stock and fist:profit desired,), le
cat'ed in the most desirable business portion of the town.
and occupied by him as a store fur {he last ten years.—
To any one wishing to engage in the mercantile business,
this would be an opportunity' rarely equalled.
lie also offers. a two story frame dwelling. House anti ;
lot of ground. with all the impmvenients thereunto be.
longing, consisting of a , neat and comfortable office
(suitable , for a professional man.) a frame stable and all
the other improvements necessary to make ta`Voinfort.a
ble home. • '
' Also a one and a halt story frame ilonse and lot .of
ground all of which are situated in the most desirable
.Isertions of the town of Sliddleport; Schnylklll County.
• and wilt be sold on moderate academy forma.' For further
particulars, apply to DA 11111.
Middle' ort. May 31, 'SG. • '22 tr
IaSO
457
000
20.1
• A VALUABLE RED ASH COLLIERY
FOR SALE. .., I
T, HE subscriber, being desirous of re-1;
tiring from the Mining business offers his ifilfbrd.!
Pry at private sale. This colliery is situated on the.,
Schuylkill Valley Railroad. about one mile above Mlddle.r
port. • The Coal is of a deep Red Ash. and of superior' .
quality, and well adapted to the NSW York and Eastern.
markets. All the improvements are of the most approv;
ed'constructien—consisting in part of one 75 horse pow
er pumping and hoisting ougine, with pumps and all the:
necessary machinery, lit perfect order; one 25 horse mai
trine and bleaker: schutes, bins, sereens, hoisting plane
and - gearingcomplete. cars, tools, and stock, - all' in good
order. .The calliery comprises the, celebrated Spohn A.- i i ..____ • .
Lewis reins. above and below water level, nll op med and . CHOICE ' GARDEN SEEDS--WARRANTED
ready iri commence. immediate operations. Fur furthei I - • 1 • IFRy.su. •
particulars inquire o. the subscribCr, at Pottsville, or of ' i ,
,
ALEX. S. EISLER, at the works. i . Wholeanle And Reail.
SAMUEL siLLymas. I 1 111IIE.Sul)seriber„ is noNV receiving his
• . i : 12- tf ' .I'l 1 . issortmo
. t of Pardee Seeds, embracing i:t Gen
.
, erit Assortment of such seeds as are used In this section
. A CARD! , of the rountryi .
1 7 011 - SILVER 't kesi . pleasure in al..r c hints anp liedl with small assairtments of weds
111 - 4 11 - 10 - sell at 'City Pri. P ais. affording an . 4portunity -to keep
U (*rutin i. his numerous' friends and the . ' 1, np the supplhei Burin{ the season.. .
public generally that he has left Ht. S. Shin- — *a; .. . ! . Truck-Oardetiers also furnished with seeds hy the
del's Refectory. and taken that cotamodious ,tg - 3 - 0. . ' quantity at .wbolesale prices. ...
Refectory' in the basement of tlielOdd Fel- - I'l The subscrit4r [La; his Seeds selected with grCat care.
lows Hall, where he will be happy to wait on All .IM . and will not sell seeds ivhich cannot be relied on mPt good.
friends and the public. Ile hopes his past reputation . As all kinds:of lateiCabbige. Carrots.- Berinsi.tc.. are
for keephnia respectable establishment for twenty-five ,i, ware.. this. Year. rho 1 sulnieriber would adols6, Truck
.y e ars, in thesame line of brisiness.tanda desire to'pleasti. ' I Gardeners nartlndarlyl to secure thir supplies early.
will Insure a Continuance of their patronage. John Sil- • ! Clover. TimOthy and' other Grass Seeda. Lawn-Grass
.ver will also present to the public his every day's Bill of ',I 5...4(1,Ac., AS.. also for kale at 0. BA.NNAN'S' '
Fare, ils:! i \ 1 1 ' Cheap See nd Riot: Store.
Raw oysters in the shell, salt or fresh. Stewed Oysters. !I March S. lii:,II , 1 , 1p-
Spiced ditto, ditto Salmon. Clam Soup, Boiled and Roast-', ,'I
,ed Potatoes. Fried Liver. ditto frash Fish. Spiced Lob-11 IVIOR7
titers. Fresh .Crabs, Boiled lia tn. Nl:l[ton Chops. Coffee and
,Toast... Spiced,Ttipe, Spiced fresh Fish, Sardines, Stewed
Beef and Mutton. Catfish and Coffee, fresh 'Lobsters. l• .
Spiced Clams' Smith's l'hilad'a X.'ll Pale Ale, Yeungling's
and Liner's Pottsville Pale Ale. on It rauaht. and silk finis
of Domestic Wines in bottles; ic.,ltc.• ~J NO. SILVER. i.'
Ilinersville, May 31.'56 i .... m
140
217
2032
220
May 31,'36
• IMPROVED
So'lf-A4H with*, HayElevatorsi or Hoisting Parka. ;
300SHLF-ADJUSTING Hay Et-H
evators..with anti-friction blocks, rota-s.
2uo Independent ToOth. Hay and Gild! Bakes; 300 Plowi.
various sizes and patterns • 500 Cultivators or Ilse Flap
rows. various patterns ; .2 00 Ilarrtiws. various sizes and
patterns; 100 Ray. Straw and Cornstalk (hitters; 100,
Reading's Patent Power Corn Shelters and Cleaners: 300
Landreth's Excelsior Hand Corn tShellers, Nos. 1. 2, 0
and 4. The above are all manutitetured at our Stesun
Works. Bristol, Pa. 'The workmaitship and material are
of unsurpassed quality.
. tar• Farmers will profit by an examination and corn
•parison with other implemeutsin market.
Also,
50 Stacy's Patent Grain Drills; 100:111bkok's Patent Ci
der Dill and Press* ' Deft:* Dunhancs Improved Cam 31h.
Gan, Reaping and Mowing machines, of which we have
the sole agenc3 in Philadalphin. Agrieultural and Bor.
ticultutal Implements and Tools:! Field. Gardenj and
MUTT seeds, In great variety. Fi;esale by •
DAANDRETEI a SON,
Nos. 21 and 2i South Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Slay 24. '56 l• ii 21-2 m
COAL MINE FON SALE.
it i . LL the interest or :the Lessee in
Three celebrated veins of !jCpal. in the first An
t recite Coal Region. eta distancb of about Three miles
from the town of Pottsville. • ! .1! • 1 !
The Veins included In the leastit - have each about TWo
thousand yarda of run. , i - 1
I ,
The le , se which is made on bore t • avourable terms;
than could now be procured, eptbraces art unexpinid
period of between eleven and tweive years. 1 !
The improvements consist of :Talr pumping and
hoisting, and Four breaking Engines:, Three slopes, tape'
single and ono double Bruskerq.ixty houses new and
in good repair. i i,!
About Three hundred thousand ,tous of Coal are now
opened, by gangways and tunneli.`i
The capacity Of- the CollierieS is estimated at Two
hundred thmisand tons per annitm. One of them Is
believed to be capable of prodticing in the aggregate,
Seven .milhons of tons,
,prods
little additional expense,
the machinery erected. being caleubsted fur thatpurposS;
For terms dm, apply to 54. M. tvEnteatu.. l
Pottsville. Penna.,
, . or BARD PATTERSON, Esq.,
' May 31.1856. ,_ - ili 2- ! :
FOR THE PEOPLE I
Bead and - Beilect ben*, you Buy.
TICHTEIi. - & ThiOMPSON take
pleasure In announcing that 44 ~ anew
i ,y,ltwvered
..-
Hardware and Iron Sad 09
VOw the earner of Centre drid Mori et tree%
And invite the attention of their hien sand -
the public generally to an inspection of their
large and varied assortment of minds, which will consist I
in part of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Boilers Saucepans,
Brass and Iron Kettles, Rifles, Gins and Pistols, Rifle!
Barrel's, Powder and Shot. Permislion Caps, Iron, Bram!
and Copper Wire. Iron, Steel, =Bellows, Anvils, Vices,;
Files and Rasps, Traces, Nails aid. Spikes; Shiley. Mill,'
X.Cur and circular Saws; English, American end Geri
mart Grass Scythes, Sickles, Scythe Stones and ilitlesd
Roes,. Rakes, Spades and Shovels; Hay and 'Manures
Forks; Riddles. Sieves. Axes. liatehets. Hammers. Planes,
Saws, Ropes. White, Lead. Oil, Girds. Locks, Latches slid . •
Hinges; Butcher Saws, Choppert, Clearera.Dial Balanctw
with Bow and Swivel, es pressly the Butchers, Lc. IRON •
of all kinds and dmmriptions. ?,(hsr foreign goods are
Menet:aimed by the best makers,; and the domestic ar
ticles. for the most part obtained directly from the manu
facturers, comprising Cabinet arid Building Material*:
Carpenter - and Shoemaker Too I Smith and Miners'
Tools; Moulders', Plumbers and Has Fitters' Tea,; Ag.
ricultutal and Farthing Implements; House Furnishing'
Goods of every description, ands In great variety-4n!
abort; every article in our line cast always be found with;
us. Our goods are purchaled -at !the lowest prices ler!
CASH, and, as we intend to put op but a small advarite, !
it will enable us to sell goods Mier than they have ever j
been offered in this market. Udder this conviction we I
contemplate opening a ottr-Muen emu, and take the;
liberty of submitting this proptsition to you ler your
.consideration. Being satisfied titat a business batted 1
upon thole principles will meet !alike with the support
and 'approbation of all our friendi. we therefore prOpeso '
tot i. goods LOW, for one price..irithnodeviatlon.whleb
we are firmly convinced will result In mutual benefit to'
all who practice it. Wo take ktitg opportunity of ;vs ,
pertfolly soliciting your patron, assuring` yet/ that ito
passer exertion will be Spared ,t) plea*, nor any dint '..
withheld to promote the inteirter secure the appwtht- - "
Goo and supporter all our friend* and 'patrons..• Give i
tut a call at the corner of Centre land Market street , - :
Store formerly occupied by John S. Morris. . .
STIOITER a TROMP: )N . !
bt
Ut.
f•VICTIATI" , !o
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111
`-' -•- PROCLAMATION
NO ,. ; re
TIPE: 7tiT or
teby givenAat
. a s. Cou ng rt
viii sx. held at Pottsville., liCtood ibr the. *minty of
Seim lititiont 310 N D Alf, June 14141856, st 10 o'rloek
in the forenoon, to continue one week. - ,
' rd. U.A .: 77; mitt.
Sheadtrs Offiee,l4dtrvine, l
May sa,
110,01AM/1710ft . ,
WHE A .. oar, htyleir ;he -W.
. ueith* - President or obi Court or cotaidoo - Promr.!
or ttehtylkill county; in Teatintylvenia. and Justice of
the seeeral Courts OtQuarterfeadoms of the Pesco,Oyer.
'
and Ten:caner and Mound Goal Dell#oll/In l dittromat7 ,
the lieu. Y. h. liable, and Elokanoti roster. Judges of the,
Cont Quieter Sandra* of thaPeace., Ormond Tannin
er, and General (laid Deihro, tri the trial of all capital'
and °flu-epee:was in the said anantr at SehuylkilL by:
their precepts to me directed, hare ordered a 0111_ rl, - 0 (
Oyer and Terminer and General Gabi'VeltwerY
ter &salon* of tit - ) Peace. to be holden in Esettaellle. oa
MON Da. Yy 00 2 4 day )4 ILINM next, at 10 0'c10ck,%11.31.4
to continue tea 'gout. 11'
Notice Is therefore hereby 'oven to the Coronei.,.
Justices of the Pe-amend Consteblea of the, asid .
of 4ch Evian', that • thee sea. brOw 7 igilif 'preeetttscouti
:moiled to be then and there et 10o'clock lathefonMoon
of the aid day, with Oats rens. rema s. de, inquisition ear
amlnatlons art d allotbbr remetnbrances.to do thoaethingi
which. lo ttstilr several appertain to be done; and
all those that hound reetgniaancesjo prosecute
against the prison/no that aro or then to- that
gacd 011 midi county ',or ScbuyllcilL are to ha then end
there to pros cute theta as shall be just.
I' I Cod sat 4 Camniarttrealti I
ShOsiirs WM. Sh C.
• May 1 h ..1.546 •p - •
it.a r r—Tbd Witnesses and Jurors who are 400
tq attend said Came. are retained to attend pan urdtr.
In east of enx4ttendaisee. thelaw, iti snob' eases made
and 'pewridedortil be fiddly out:breed. : This tie Is
published bi.order of the Court; those concerned will.
goyern:thernaelveriaockntingly. • I ).
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*lll be added to
iitto desire their
~ M I CELLS
KEYSTONE STATE • •
..-
I•appolgter,t,or Ois*entrusted Lye', , ,
NIANUFACTRrI., hy the Penn
aylvatila Salt dinapan, kast liarentora. Allegt4-'
ny! county, !Nuns. WArrso 1;to make hard. fancy and
aott -soap. Fall directions a mpanying each packag,..
Fos sale by • ~ RHIN ti. BROWN, !
j,Centre street. Pottsville ;•
May;lo, '3,• , 19-3 m •
---t
EAT - NiTilly l g
MARBLE YARD.
P r I.lr,thaterifign str•mq, Mtn:Me, AL
\rsirE qubscri;ber isi prppattd, at his old
7 stand, to furnisb all kinds of materials In :Ws Ilia,
or building;purpreielt--plaiu and ortiantental. lie tre
• vitas particular attedtion to the Tomb Stones and Mugu
meets, of tiliinianuLature. They can be had in every ye
-1 rlOy qt style. mitt vr4l rompare favorably, Ir. beauty AO
I tiaish; with any obit/tried .e'sewhere: and are offered:at
1 cheaper riles. , , J01E.% T. LANcii •
1 . !Potts:Mei, Slay 11,1'3G 1 11:i-le
'.....___,_ __.........4--L--
II PUBLICSHOOL INKSTANDS.
THEitbser l
ber has had manufactured
1,.. 6 his Order a tof Public School Iron 'ultimata , .
sellable to ;insert and fasten iu the desks. These stands
have 'eoveni which slide off . when Ito use, and besides.
they cannedhe upset and thus soil the &wits-ma fuenb
lure. Thiy are a capital article for schools. ' Teachers'
and school* supplied by the quantity, at
II •e. . I , B. HANNA...SI
it .i• Cheap Wholesale and Retail Book liti.re.
1 , Pottsville. tray r . zol. ' 2 4 ) :
l• DR. ALEN'SLCONTINT.IOII4.OIIII TEETA
c
ON'STITIpTE THE MOST VA;L•
rk NW: 1311'11011:31ENT OP Tif El AGE 1\ ill,
CI AN1C.4,1; DEYl'l' i ltitltY.' -Teeth put up in this styfe
ire nett. 'st rong, 3 ..1 beauufal; yrithuut 4olnts of Inier
stlees fsr the aecun citation of food or other extrantious
matter, renderint tie month. as a cousequetki, sweet
and pleasant . WI h theist adrantagesthey :Ira greeted
with-universal the by all who , admire handsome and
natural looking th. -Ravin.' availed myself of the
right 'to use, and a ready testeei ' them in -my prartice. 1
feel caufident oft result in recommending them to
the public. 1. M. 11b.1.. DODSON.
I Pattsvlllti. - AprlllD, 1834
' SEA BATH NS--ATLANTIC CITY.
The iUnited States Hotel .
AlLTlLL.belopeno for the reception
, v of visitor's . en SATVIRDAY, the :list of slay. JIM.,
- Tor the Season._ trite facility for reaching this tine bath.
'Aug
{;round. beinglorririctwe and a half hours' ' ride on
railroad from Philadelphia. opens the opportunity to
thoXe who may hare hut a short time to spare, to enjoy
'any
benefits of iklealthy, recreation . without much if
• 'any Internptcon 0) bufitiesn. The Hotel is now In the
'list state. of preparation far the reerption and accomusts
-4 ;lon of guests. 1 i .
1 . 1 .1011.X - (1. 111TC11ENE11, Prnpriefor.
l' Ildav 24. Ig.'ill I I _.. 21-tit
RELMONAk . 1 ; 1
i I ot-D. L. Eimeray , s wiraware liori. - 1
iAVING 1 rfm4yed'from the' corder
i Hor.Contre add Martiet streets, to Fry k itiartrs old
stand. nearly ,apposite, Ntr..Esteriy would . Inform his .
i Mends and the Inhabitants of this and adjoining Sono
it tea, that everything in the imrdvrare line will always be
ifeurid at his estagishmel - t. where they may be certain
of getting supertvy artiel sat the lowestprleeti. gielt,..
...
i Member to rail at iD. L. E deity's hardware store, Centre
i street, below Market—ES! ..
1 1 N W—Orders (dr coal Frrnens,of Elderly & Frick's:man
ufaature. received and prompt l y attended to. - .
1 Pottimitle. Apr4l9, til
.., -
pl -
CEORCE difrPRITCHARD; • .
11‘;ok.eller rtaid Sttet l io;oei- - Penip2.
TS DUANE - RULISOV-S- Gedoral
TS
for tbelfellowlba works. In Schuylkill county:
Dm, Masan. the .'i.i•euitTli-The Auterican Lawyer.; •
der, pathered Treasuics from
Iloward's Domestic ',llledbi the Mines of Literature
clue, . ' 1.. Daughters of the Cross.
Ilistory of Cosmopolite, ;Lira and Adveuturial of
Illustrated Mo.:mph:v. , Black Hawk.
Greatness in little thituis, ;Cavaliers of the Crsa,
The peuple'sl Medical Light--Manualpf 3lethodisa4
leouse..l kc.. I
The above books will be delivered en application the
agent, in any paY,t of the county at publisher's prices. ..
May 1 7. '5C.
EOM
. ' 'IVIINERSVILLE
E.
Book,and Stationery Store.
CEORGE J. PRITCHARD, Having
eexnoved his book Store from St. Clair to Minekville,
would inform 'his' friends. and, the public generally
throughout the leounty, that they may tind'his new and
large establishment on the corner of Second and 'Rail
road ;tracts. 1 .
1 The Stock of !books, stationery and fancy article's is
,large arid complete. comprising everything that may be
wanted in his li ie.' adpriras that cannot fail, to gik•tt sat.
listretien, being n Many cartes even cheaper Omit they
Jean be bought ' , the cities.' Ills supply of new books
from the Trade .ales is very extensive, and will 'enable
Ititn to sell at w olesale es well as retail. Echoed! and
i country stores supplicA with books and stationerY at the
lowest wholesal , prices . look-binding and blank , work
done at the she test notice and in the b,estatyle. ,
N. 11.—Anything that may be required in his blue de
livered to order;
Millersville, March 20, li..
REST ENGL.I4H REFINED IlloN—Full asslirtntents of
• , 11,tama Bt. • autd other favorite brands., - BEST ASI Eltl-
CA N BA ILS—drdinarysizes. or rolled to order fer bridge
purposes. &c., ;Ice: - MIN.:. t.:YLVANIA BOILER PLATE—
Prom serious ok'' - It to -required size. BOILER
It IV ETS---Dol made in solid dies.• BEST EN
GLISH CAR , .merivan and English.l FLUE
k SHEET tEI raring schutes, Bc. AMERICAN
& SCOTCH PI RAILROAD IRON—T rails and
Bat bars suit Cues. turnouts, &c. J LINIATA.
ENGLISH & : ;LIT RODS, BOLTS, NITS and
WAS care, and machinery purposes
generally. C
STEEL. Alg.
&Wan, toga!
N..,118 and S
ralruad comp
rhinigLa la in,
Good Bo • he Delight, Instruct, Refine.
110 IF AN!) WUERE TO PROCURE THER. -
101)LEASp send for a copy of our 11-
...
Instratedieatalog,no, of 150 different works, Suitable
Mr family and! tir side reading, and embracing popular
'American Biographies, Narratives and Travels; Agricul
ture; Temperance. Law and School; Books Mr Oki young.
beautifully printed and illustrated Family Bibles, :ell
glens Books. standard and select Poetry, and n choke
variety of 311‘ellaneous Books. •
lie will soul it w.'.:loul charge..' _
Lt contains a titil description:of the best standiird works
on the above immwtant a uti:i.ds., with their prices; and
in a-form convenient for reference and preservation.—
Every reader unit book-buyer should have it. '1 Aar. We
will send any pe our books. postage prepaid. on receip'
of the advertised price, which may be sent: to us by
mail:
' Ours are the best Books for Agel,
Because they kre adapted to the wants of the !people.—
'Fall
gratis,
and practical instructions to- Agents
sent gratis, on application tO '
lILLEtt, ORTON k MULLIGAN, Publishers,
,•55 Fark Row, New York,or.lo7 Genesee at.; Auburn.
May FL. .2(Xit • •
. .
•
! $l,OOO REWARD 2
WHEREAS, in coniequenOe of it
having been made known to the subicilber that
' some reckless .person or persons did with' malice afore
thought circulate rumors to the effect that gitablOnable
Hats, Cape and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goodshare been
formerly kept in Patternless good and as cheap as now
sold by the subscriber, at the New Storh.. nest door to
the " Pottsville , House," in the toronigh - of
aforesaid. !Otto is hereby given that said rumors hay.
lag no foundation in fact, the above reward will be im
diately paid to any person or persons who shall thorough
ly succeed in suppressing such fraudulent rumors, or to
~any person or persons who shall lead to the discovery of
any establishment Where Cheaper o.' more firshionetbk
flats and Cap: can be purehased than at • • •
SAMUEL C. TAYLOR'S
EMI
IS JONES &to.,
..........' -
IRON* ki . trEEL MERCHANTS,
m tr 4d hnd Sistvrntli Struts. Philudelple(Li;
flail) always on hand nod for Rdo
,It. 3IACHINE and BLI~TEit
luslity for taps ttud dies. The
full assortment of Iron, Steel.
rhleh the attention or dealers.
weris, miners, foanderi.and. rue
• May 10, 1814 . . 19,1 y
Yew (My gat, [tip and awl/men'. Purnising More,
Next door to the "Pottsville House' In the *trough of
Pottsville, aforesaid. REMEMBER: <
Satan 'Store, &sat/ Expense; F'- is SaW It;
MIMI
lung' Mew. Greet &rev., Profile Enoirtuna/
LADIES' RIDING HATS (New Style;),
At the City Hat & Cap Store. next door to the ?Pottaville
House," Pottavtlie, Da. -
April 28y 1fi5.6
ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
THE subscriber has, in connection
with his Seed Store. made arrangements to keep
reeeive orders Sri all kinds of Agricialturst Imple
ments, such as PIOWB, Cultivators, Mowers. and Reapers,
Seed Planters, Lime Spreadent, Corn Planters, Cider
Mills, Cutting Machines, ke., At., of the bet( and moat
approved patternsalr of which will be furnished at
manufactures' prices. The subscriber has taken-pains - 1
to ascertain the beat articles in use for agriCultural pur
poses from actual erperletiiiTliltich M an important fee-
turd in this branch Of business—and he sill sell notbing
bat what cad be mammon ded for the purpotsis designat
ed. ' Order* wiliness be received for the follirwint arti
cles, which arethe most Imposed as fsr is we ftn neer
taiu:. i .' , = - 1
Ketchum's Mower,—also with Reaper eottftned:
Kr/user's Portable Cider Mill. tor band or horsepower.
Pennock's Improved Slide Drill, Cr sowing' Wheat, Eye
and flats. Le.. kr.
Brush Seed Planters, for hand end hem; power.. ,
4
Revolving Ilmse Ilay Rakes. T
Cultivators, different binds. ..
Plows—Subsoil. Fidetill and other kin'da.
Corn Ranter* and Root Cutters.
'Cover's Limn. Pboitphattic and Oustrio Fpreatley.
Stew snit Stslk Cutters.
ATooltiirett Gate, to ern witUrat itlightiti; fivin car
eiartletr Etzines, dt., i.e. •
Totx.ttif twhb Avery. oppicn apleratitral tinploruentln
f). BANNAN.
Mn 7 17. -
blest
By Telegraph yuld Tatehlay's'34lls.
A liennsyl . innlnn In the Pield.
The New' York Abolition Convention has
nominated derritt Smith for President, and
Samuel McFarlin4. of PeUtrtylvania, for Vice
President.
,4 Vital Explosion.
The steam drum of the propellor Union, of
the Ericsson line, exploded on Thursday,
when the boat Ras just above Delaware ;City,
badly scalding and wounding seiOn :or eight
persnns, two of whom died a$ the Pnunsylva
uia Hospital in Philadelphia, in the course of
the day. ,
==!2===2l
The Cincinnati,llemocratio Convention, for
.the purpose of nominating candidates for
President and rice Fvesidrut, tneebion Mon
day next. Ex-Governors Bigler and Porter
of this State ; ex-Gdvernor Bigler of Califor.
nia, and Capt. Ryoder's "Itnock.down,. drag
out" Club, hive already . reached that city.
Five hundred PennSylvantaos also arrived at
Cincinnati in a body, on Thursday night.
The Latest From Europe.
The Atrici at New York brings news from
Europe to the, 17th inst.\Jler intelligence
is unimportant, The trial of Palmer, the al•
leged poisoner, was , progressing in London-
The state of affairs in Central Arteries was
producing no excitement. The Ruisian loss
in and around Sebasnipol is put down at
Ei6,000 men, while 100,000 perished of fatigue
and disease. The Empress Eugenie•bas ap.
peared in public.
El
• Prom calipmais. • . •
Oa Thursday the steamship Illinois arrived
at New York brio ing mails from California
to the sth inst., and news from Central Amel
ia. She also ; brings 1,800,000 in.; gold. It
was rumored at San Francisco that, an armed
party of Californians were going:tO Panama
to avenge the recent outrage there. , The Re
publicans of California have elected delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. The details
of' the recent accident on the Panama Rail
road show that 31 were killed and 47 -Wound
etL Four more deaths', have occurred.
. ; Kansai. . ' r.'
The latest news states that after the burn; • ..
in" of the Herald of Freedom of q; at Law- .
rence, Sin-ritf Junes
. disinissed hi* T liosse, arid.
the men immediately •commenced plundering
the All the houses of free:. State men ,
were pillageil.nnd a large amount; of proper- ~
ty destroyed... Buftir4StringfeltoW and Atch• 1
,
ison were conspicuous on the occasion. Gov.
.
"Shannon has called upon the U. §. troops to
sustain him, and the Missourians were return-_
ing - . home. ,A number of unprovoked and '
H c6titoit outrages tfiym the tree Sate men are
• •
reported, several resulting in mtirder. The .
Post Office at Lawrence had been_ broken up
and pillaged., • t
:
' The Sumner `
Assautt. ,
Mr:Sumner has'-', been very ill ;during, th 4 ' •
week, from the effects of his injuries, and is\
net _yet regarded as out of 'danger.
A Sumner meeting was held at the Broad- \
way Taberiincle, il. view York, last evening. - - ,v,
Among the gentlemen present, were A-Lieut. . •
Guv: Bradish, Benjamin -F. Butler, David
Dudley-Feld, Senator Brooks, JOhn .A. Ste. •
cels, WM. Cullen Bryant, JOseph floxie, ex-
MayorKingsland and other prominent citizens, : . .
'of all political parties.
Dr. Bunting of Montreal, states iu a letter •
to the Boston Erening Journal, that he was
in the gallery of the Senate Chamber at the
time of the assault on Mr. Sumner. Ile says
be saw Brooks approach Mr. SuMner, not in
frunt4ut at th side of his.desk; and address
hi m some words in a• low 'tone; and then, at
the moihpit Mr. Sumner raised his head, 1 urn
! ing it on)6qe side to lis:ten, he poured down
on him blovt\after blow, with the. greatest ra
pidity. - i .
Mr. Sumner struggled several:times to rise
from his seat. but was evidently Su touch hem
med in; as to be utterly incapable of rising,
until he had by a great effirt vim the desk ,
trout its fastening,
and then pitched forward,
'nstinsible on the floor. While this was pro
' greasing. Mr. Kitt stood with one hand flour
! ishing a large cane, and the other holding a*
- I pistil behind him, partly under ibis coat, but
i which Dr. Bunting saw very distinctly pro
" jecting froM between the flaps of his coat.
I Dr. Bunting says that he was; from'his po-
I sition in the gallery, directly above the actors
,
i in the scene, enabled to see this' very closely.
(During the assault Mr. Douglass, 'he asserts,
I stood within flvefeet of Mr. Sumner, with his
hands in his pockets: .Dr. B. assisted to dress
Mr. Sumner's wounds.
' The Wallington Republican;,, Association
den Ounces the outrage in the strongest terms. I
The ruffian Brooks adds' to the infamy at
tached to his name by challenging Gen. Wit
gen of Massachusetts to fight it duel. Tbe -
General very properly and courageously, de.
dined the honer '
The following are the main features of the
correspondence between Brooks and Mr.
Wilson. Brooks complains. :that General •
Wilson spoke of his attack on Mr. Sumner as
cowardly„saying—"l therefore:hold myself at
liberty, by this note,!to request that you will
inform me, without delah_ whdrn and when,
outside thisdistrictorther ',tote will reach
you."'
Gen . Wiison replied:—"l characterized, on
the floor of the Senate, the assault upon toy
colleague; as brutal, murderer* and coward !
ly. I thought so then-LI thitik• so now. I
have no cptalificatioos whatever to make in
regard to:those words.. I have always regard
ed duelling as the lingering relic of a laba
rous civilization, which the laW of the country'
has branded as a crime. •
. "Whilti • therefore, I religiously believe. in
the right of selfdetence in its broadest sense,
the laws of my country, and the matured con
victions of my whole fire, alike forbid me to
meet yott fur the purpose indicated in your
letter."
GE
A manly answer to a plebeinti antagonist
THE SrNINER . 1 061TAGE.—Several indigna-,
tion meetings btive.been held !luring the past
week in - Massachusetts and Other Northern
States, at which the most eminent talent has
as4isted. At all, the brutal assault upon the
Hon. Charles Sumner, was commented upon
with warmth, a nd appropriate • resolutions
.adopted. : The Massachusetts: Legislature on
Wednesday adopted a series resoluti ons
denunciatory of the outrage, and calling upon
Congress to expel the offender. On the other
hand we perceive that the constituency of Mr.
Brooks in South Carolina, have at a public
meeting, approved of the . net" of ;heir reproi
sentative. Upon what ground, we are
.at a
loss to know, for it was for frOm being a man
ly or chivalrous act, and the Senate Chamber
is hardly the proper spot to.perpetrate a bru
tal and bloody assault. .A SOuthern approval
of this Outrage can have but and effect—to
arm Northern representatives in ,the future.
Pro slavery ruffians will yet "discover, that re
tribution though slow is often sure.
Ma. cusurrox, the British Minister at
Washington, has been dismis'sed, and his pass
ports furnished him. The Biit'sh - consuls at
Cincinnati, New York and . Philadelphia, have
also been dismissed., Their dismissal grew
ont of the recruitment question. On Thurs
day, the President communicated toCongress
the groonds for his action in 'the matter. It
is not anticipated that any difficulty will grow
out of the dismissal, with England. as the
Minister and Consuls are dismissed on the
ground that they are - personally unaccepta
ble-to our Government.
„
THE PRESS OF THE 00IITH ON THE Sum
sea Otrra&nr..—The following from the Rich
mond (Va.) Whig, is a specimen of the tone
of the mass of the Southeru; press, upon the
recent outrage in the United States Senate
chamber:
"As will be seen by Telograpb, Sir. Brooks, of
South Carolina, after the adjouUiment of the Sen
ate on yesteWay, administered; to Senator Sum
ner, the notorious and foal mouilied Abolitionist
from Massachusetts, an elegant and efectusl
caning. We are rejoiced at ,this. The only re
gret we feel is, that Mr. Broolti did not employ a
horsewhip or a cowhide upon his slanderous back.
instead: of a earns. We
,trust; the ball will. be
kept in motion, Seward and others should. eateh it
• next."
EiII
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