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taled= he wenkl hive eoneolidMid the Do'
' 444o oretic party in every State of the Union,
aNtbAro&-Pmbmodirld tiirosilabid Idlit,o' ad*
,!vemktutv:A9s, lv of kd stand Miley 'I
fUttelli,:t aid br oken Hilo AbObde-
itillairWstrokrelllelas' 4 itie iiiii(i'• th e
rod PoktY which °FO4#lll/ Into °did% after
te e 33ll = l44lr 61 411 ri b it° Dfimentie
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department
, ilt life 'l'' , " peatikeime ile pervading'
I,oVery• - dar of the' avernMent, that
PonoorldandMit the fact with pain and shame,
a dd RitiddlestisiridfrittioAi With einitint in
llwdwo I -4,- wretched drumelol polic y; ;an
fneaspableo#weignf , PlillOY:, ; a 'OOWe divided'
i'pon prinoippyisidindted ) by the mercenary
motive if itelfinineifititilsiiii no advoc ates to,
bald tip' ctor',. stseigiiine - his -- ' hands ; 'no
heropid . .'idateiniai -4 '1144. 'te" -- ; dome for
.;nirr, qii'''lli , ”‘ aioli 'tie ' honest'' sacrifice
troPlifitt o liilt*behalf r. before 'IM outraged
etnnitifiTifellghiiiindimic journalist devoting
OW** vialokiiii 4 o.lde - O 4 indect-'7-hothitit
htiti,iiistion'..and = 'conteMP4.' - ill'e sentiment
&IP nititeiffite , 'thie journal eighteen menthe
egO:=vibidi, Whist ?uttered,';tartled so' many
Wined' Men;'4l - iiiliatille way for tliO•Dein°'
lratictiosift feetlet!iiier lti, strength 'end to
Innlnblifiantlifeetifie Mid' piasiiifitl erginieti
ionAlito Cidloble tier* aikA4ministiatlon-'
Ids e ver as
thWitnif reinedy:y viblehlthe barioAreey sari
inter . its-iiiseedititlin'tdredderte Mac confklencii,
eflheAtimiseekwiTinitele id iniddle:ground:
ittWOn - o - frifir `whoW ii - 15STrildiffea
4nd name iitth - e Democratic PartY; and irlie;
tired by sfia , heneribleambltfon, look forward to
tepresisritatiie PositiOn—if these Men are to
eacebrethe'loteelorthe peliPle t , they'can'lle
tio , tsielliPreketinglill responsibility 'or cen
eition With the present Administration. Con::
fattens 'Mai assemble' at ' Harrisburg . it
'4 1 b4 1 3 r ;" 4- it `',iwni - iin; 4'ftt colm*lip to
deitlite'Piiiii.eriAs; P iid'te'isipress a liol
lhir' eerilideicit in'tha Admiiietmlion. Tam.
::4infliiitiliiilikiiiiik; dirbakkliii famdreda of
Olefin inititini; inet_'pribleinpoithe men
*OW : in" Pliiirer hereYbitt Ai 'Maiseit or tie
Deniierathi PaitY WM be "Content with nothing
short:Of' the- ininlehnient nein, theit' ih4er of
'the'faithleas Servants•Whic,.stirtlisi out with a
Idelatiod'otieditliaV Principle; have cuiriaL
itatekiniiiirtiettOf etnpendous ride Morally .
Vsktintursindunsilitivellii islck. Ours is a
t rieddibt *d l iblidPlig:# l 4 l ei d .th 4 iremO
,orlitifi Party " . t4s-daY, though 'disorganized,
IceitelnalWithin' leer:Mice theniands of men
'who,, with ''the 'Mean* fri4datied bithe press,
Will toil iffielilledatli 'end' lionscientieusly'llb
tlithei have redderhed and ragendratediheir'
"glorhani , ald-'ergibization.",' ' "
41W - Wiiire t Ztedle, it',!'mdis 'that' pkie Attie
li"iviii;,''tetricifinitoi'd':lBy7.• stood
/tr . surrounded
.1 by. an 41ilidott.Orprd;e,lin;
PY, t 1 . 0°41 9 4 ),f1 0 y dared' ,14? PrOrer .rigbr ko
!,tirorigiutd" fp : defend': principle and defy
peier4, 4 'T - ',Go:yeijiiirent, :*itli 'iearly - , th ree
.
years `tuld Windt, Of lei.° .01131 existence -124641
pired,' With ", One':hundred millions Of annual
slArdriii.g'lo its` 4
:iti! , 4 16' -mercenaries
* (.1 41. 144 ,. , ~v O vir:fketT'State mid in every cOnik
#,and 10 , 16111 / 1 1 ) ins - bta ;broad;llid, ;Willi the
politicians of the : - South " W- solid &atom
to iippert''',ltivai, t" ';any" wonder" that
the' attitude j or:iiiie intrepid` blfor should
- lia:ie Been - regarded** a 'feta mad, and as • coy.
4iiii°)iiiik,,t*"*.,l47,PfeiP their Oillia7i
ioniti' . iriAlcibliy antagenista '1 , Those who
40,1*..0:tatiti".tiikifoitofp'ai k plandi lg their
r obrd*/Pike*td 4 f 416* penis , and their
...naafis iy64o,:loyiiiiiii:, for the moment
When se s d f 'lilts,3,isfilbi virtually br,Lod rip
h6ferelhiliuidiellasini,46 horny ad m o nitions
pi °there' And Where 'are these tribunes of
pkinciple to-day i Lot me answer My own
efuotire. 41 1 li their integrity and intrepidity
Ie 44,4,tiiiiiiiedebted for. the wreck of this
,once (hatightyi . , defiant; and overwhelming,
itishweial, tlieleat of the Federal Governineut,
To itifili'aie- r we. indebted for - the terrible
iiimiet. -whithwhisi ' been visited upod re
.ekeintilkeptelentitivelind. prescriptive Para
:atteki,:Tii'lliem" is 'the 'high and glorious
',award due eft hiring 'Practically asserted the
eisresP'prinelpie; , of' self-govesetnentl of
I,4!Sing'Alroken' down all Opposleg theories to
iiii'lreilt dixstriie of !PoPular IlOyereiguti,
d elf having rescued the People of the
andilhe,Territories ' from the domination of
giiiiiioesthei of - there sad 'sought 'te wrest
lie coostitution from itislrue puipite; and to
'4lkvert thicßepoblic: into a mere machine
Fdr,the - ,in'tPose - iir extending the rule of the
triv(andi of imnihilating the ,will of the ma
isirlil.. The last act of their indomitable
leader lir thellenate of the United States, in
that splendbl,debate, part of mbich was pub
liaised in.:THElTsuiss- of Thursday, left the
principle before the nation,like an inveiner.
14ap,toriressi' derling, the ravages of 4ime, the
itsaidta Of. ambition,- and the war of sections.
There.ikshands, faultless in .its-logical and in
lii moral symmetry: It is no longer a fallacy ;
it is no longer, ma ;mere theory, susceptible of
Oise toostructien in the North sod another in
the &nth, , !/ti, is fact-a living.,lltat- , capable
. f,t a apprehension .of tina humblest mind,
and as in to,,be maintained.imreafter, if
'thla_;,Tflaion'litO be maintained, as that he who
Writlis these line* is a• living being. Snob is
ttie,centrast between faith broken and princl
+maintained 1 , , . ,
!Arid Jim, one: selfish word about Tan
Panes. it bestows my ambition to publish
from• Ada point - (during-the Congress now at
end) snehAnadintenta end • such intelligence
as iroglitshow not merely spirit of enter.
pifae ; l;4 a,decermination to act up to tho as
,sumsnani 4n my first number, and to. maintain
What I regarded to be right and just at every
hiusa . rds z , However „much I may have fallen
Owl- ofthe 'expectations ,of the readers of
this journal,• they•Wl/ all give ,me credit for
sincerity Aridlor todoetry- Indeed, I feel that
Alteidomo this justice, for they have sustain
ed me generously through all the struggles of
tie last -year, andlave enabled me to estab-,
/eh my paper en *prosperous and permanent
footing.„ Illheart is ‘ full of gratitude to them.
And so ,ends this long, chapter and the abort
session of the, Thirty-Fifth Congress, ,
J. Wi• F.
„POstege Rates not Raised.
The enactment for abolishing the much
aimed fruiting plivlloge.and nearly doubling
the Wail . .ofluluditai mune to an Untimely end,'
In th e
_not gaquiellta the .” second session of
;the alitn Portgres The measure, which ors.
"Ithati4 litgleflellate, was met in the House
- 14 , ,pkobjection. from Mr. Gum, that, Inas
nutettas its imposed a tax (by increasing tou
4 51 410 22 1 ,00 tr) it was culltvarY to the con.
stitartion which ; reserves to the House,of Be
,prementallves 'the sole power--identical with
'that hmilably =cruised. by the British Rom
o ,f Pouunolta -- ef origitutting all bilis raising
'revenue. ,The,lioute would net yield the point.
There mas, not time for any Adtrdnlstration
MeMbeV,to reelst the measure for the House,
and to,the ground. It was, in all re..
veils, a ,fiovernmest measure, and bad any
Abner a t tempt been made, by an English
lfittistry,,to intredUce dear hi place of cheap
post,ao,pkilllops of,angry letter.writers, frOm
ITPuld have sent such
*or; aid stern to Pirliamerit
tL y :l 6 thi f*Trlg n P lat the'Pce" l4 Minlatcr
. '"" 9;1 4 4 - -414", th ee proposition would have
,been du*sited;picokupelled to resign. Dear .
P o . l o l lo`lutlat , not be resorted to. Five cents
fer,poaUtlie and delivorY of a letter, as against
4 . 9,otits Paid le I tngland; is really bad
epbpaL without doubling 'the price of the
Beamttiai'
Otiontrwiftent in New 'Jersey.
11 It is our desire to draw attention to an advor.
ffoute4atOur otir third Page, offering for sale a
eennery 'seatinear Itordsrotown, in the
acsflPleintisit, and fraithd part of New Jersey.
IWrAill Ralik of the place from personal know.
maiorith Urgly reoXlikietiOTl of. some ha,p-
M 1411 44 th 14,01 4. With its ETaclaun
Ranah?st,; latiltalii double graen•bolulet gra'
1404; 4)62 i 6 vatalt bet-benae, and forcing
house r''C'ettoulidlegs ; Uolouse oiergieens
/ and ihbabberirltallait , marble obituary and
gytdiaLtp fruit: 'and'
dower.girdwr ; 1 _weeds, like, Orchard, spou-okir
4tspery, velos ,pumurs gtottadm are all , that an
°1 0.1! tailt°mildre• In foot, (and •we are
AtAilittafctiv(ho have Made the remark) it rather
rer,dtbia; tbs -Pet , rural abode of sone Duel&
Meer or Wealthy , flonimonii thin anything hither-
its Jatfodtd,o n the saute oompasa, in " the Jot ,
161 0 1 '1.beltapi• ext46f. of land is 43 aores, of
Ikastaiefki,aiabls meadaw land, in high
'eti SloitandMiltividlon. efhts country goat will
14444 4 indollurvievii,'we aro dissident..
• • like Fe t e 0e..4110.8eugt...
trigiA,hanse has
- otee•Ateeee";iii' , #l akteiCtrittiepleridbkfiketeet, such
ityslikr , - ,0 beanti•iti faiihiemert:pireird#lrrat evening
on lik""elee"4 *Ad ball roCthe " dons 'of
Matta;" , Aitthirt.;';fashion'enkeietrioetirlim Braces of
the female formi'irrid the beauties of art ireddrile own-
Vued , could afford, weraireallud *Mir extr•mest
sense last evening. These, coupled as they were with
the holy name of Charity, animated ]by tbot God
like.virtue—the noblest virtue of thertu_„all7premented
: Toiiiithiiieririers - in' the aerie thin grime of Art,
the : Oaring of nature, or the strains of mist and
•
Tae
slidienee4lirririber of tie IMideiny 'abler looked
more beautifdl in its droorationli, displayed to
such an extant what it was capable of producing when
Wistediolts - utmost' The *winery woe remove d, reek:
the etalt. , and the parquet boarded i forining.one COW:
flodr even with the stmts. The beck of the".
Mike was " get ;Pito spealtibeattleidly; with a gorgeous
eoene,"seleeted mil* exquisite taste from:the great re-
Mufti of the "Academy. It wet dilightedleiettolant
•le hall of the Knightsiof_Maltaisunir.arthey are
'supposed to have used in the days of chivalry and song,
Iwkmarthe, passe orgentsation was - renowned fortts
fftWeilresin eontemperery,and future history., ._
The eldllior the stage were covered with canvas dres s
"yetYi , to , reyrifolt the mosaic Work the old outlet=
Odd mars lattrepereed •on , a blue groundwork, and a
pink and, gold border surroundlir teem.• -Represents
tione of the b4mera end standsrds of the . old Maltase,
commanders were lurpenied'along tire wall, represent-,
ing tattoos thisigis heraldry - , and prilutedbeautifully'
in blire,"lnurple, green; white. , ealtaton,Andgold eaters:
The Mega mating max also :festooned with !impel to,
match that of iwelle. Prom Crisped of the cei li ng were
appended eaten temporary 'ehandellere ,which,,-toge
ther with that nisgeriffmnt piece of American Ingenulty;
the permanent ,ehandaller xif Abe - Madmen and , the
tows 4 4 jets around the upper pillarsi shed a • flood of
pert - upon the lively same.
-Immediately in,front of the stage the : A:midair' nig
iris Amended, its folds combining with 'the
antique psintiog behind It - , and forming' a very beauti
ful end unique representatiou of the union of chivalry
aid freedom, so 'well exemplified In the. chaise* of
the Bons of Halts ' -- • '-" r" "
CSetWeen'the flags ems' impended er large' Menem;
Cross, the, emblem of "the, order, formed of scarlet
eleth -and • gold border, with •• eenstelLation , of,
spangles in the anti*. Over tblsililarte letters, was
suspended the word ' " ' „
laj4rcipriately abrispicuous in'spanglea, purple, end gold.
The oreheaturwas excellent bermod pram._ It woe
tiOmricosed" of • eller fifty please, and was under skilful
4wrderehipr,•-.11 was not too load, ortoo Mime as : or,
doilies liter:Out to be; and *Aire have seen ilpm
IfettiegrieP"Tbe'dium - did rrot'oentend egotist
nor' the flute with "the'dadle, in 'dlesord, but
• OM? one vu' - is- its plaiM, end we, kept'ln it by the,
' vigilant ,:gsneridshili of ' Mesas: Hessler arittlialohart.
The'prOgremme:waaerianged with great ' •
At piechielff halfait nindeMloek the hand streak
II mexehi erheii the yast eMbpany et times who intend.
to join exercise of tripping, the
light fanbuititi toe"• made the cures to the immense'
'Marro emoted for that pummel malt is 'estimated that.
.Atleest one thormend perilous were
,at onetime enter d
this delightful exercise,.. , -- - •
After - two Or three &incite had been performed, Mr.-
John.Burton,inaster . of the robes, addressed the ladies
In this following brief and pertinent speech:.
"Ladle's, am deeired to address myself pszlionlarly
to you "
sod to request- that you will- resume the dozot
-"note which- you bate- laid aside and join in the nett
,promenadi, that they can be deposited at the plea
&Wpm!, them, under the , direction of the Boor mina-`,
f ,
'lt Leprolier to state, in this place, that the majority
'of tlie ladles wore hooted dominoes of collo°. lawn, and
otheecheapmstarials on their way to the ball , bu t
nowt of them:disrobed before malting their entree to
the
_Maga— , A few,, however: bad: speared leithe cost , .
liar dominoes, hiding eomfolately the magnMeeot dresses
berso.th.. At the request of Mr. Burton, those who,had
disrobed retired to their dressing-mom, sad noon sp
peered in fall oestume., The :moue presented on their , '
reappearsitee wan a most novel and singular one. Ears
would be• .egure, enveloped-In a leas-colored domino,
of - expansive dimension, merle in, the shape of large , '
"old-fashioned eloolm, with huge capes and hood drawn - 1
ever the heed, and there, perhaps, would be a lady at
tired in the most megnitlcent slit of pink or stars hue,
presecting a striking and eingulsreentmat.
"
'We regret,that, the ladles_ did not. more generiilly
carry out the ides Of the managers and-ell r awer in
their contemplated calico. But it was a matter of taste,
and we never criticise matters of taste, particularly
the testes of ladies.
'The- parquet and beloonypresented a truly
brilliant scene, filled as they were with ladies and g en ,
Amen' fa ;diem, who seemed to allay themse lves
in watching the throng as it whirled through the kilit•
•rintia of 'the many dance (Mita as much as they.
' The dominoes were , resumed, as a general thing,lit
Mr: Burton's retried': 'lmmediately, after the wedding
march was danced. at a signal from the manager the
ladles" disrobed.. Thus 'wan the feature of the evening.
• change—and moll a change!”—what was a mo
ment sines one mass of calico and" broadcloth, shift
ing' to 'the time' or melodious - nsuski. was now fin'
'army of Mike and - sitinai.diammads end midi, fault.
less fabilee,'-aiid' precious ' The abriesils
had changed into the butterfly—the sun had 'come from .
behind this Meld,: and a thousand tints' of leer very:
intraimentAitiled the eye on the initial.' Tie refuse
calieoes ware jrattuirsd: together by ilia manager; and
the ladles dlsenthralled from thelrunmeroly robin, the
Made again struck up, ,
laden went the dance:
Bat; why'dimitabe what hat - been described, a thou-,
sand ttmes—why repeat an oftrepinted tale ? There
was the' popular Wilk/a and the bewitching
the'snever•ttring Lamers and the fascinating polka, and
.anint another dance we need not name. There wail
wltand beauty, - brilliant eyes and sparkling Jewete•
fair women and brave Men,ii sounds of retelling and
scenes of joy all combining to make the spectacle one
of gaiety and grandeur.•" alt went "merry as a mar.
rift* bell it fronithe mobs, hour of ten to the bewitching
hour of three, when the crowd; wearla4 with Joy and
*Med with pleasure, slowly wended'its homeward. way.
,A Now AND AFEsprnia Oasploar.—The
atimeh of. the RM. , Dr. Direaohet:.-m. 43tephen , s—wau
the scene of eiboleiruiand affecting eerNa bait 'riming'
ytaw..Mr Dailairdet,,ot New York olti delivered user , .
Mon to a'congregatlon °ldea and dumbmutes, number
ing about two hundred all told,. There wee quite en
meembly *Lathers, too, in thO•icalleryr the . back
pews TM . senate wee conduabed by Dr. Ducachet
readies the, imbue plonk and Mr. (iallalrdet repeating
the worts.by sigi,Motlon otter him. : , The poor unto
timitei exhibited griatatteintlon,and.wers quite emit
set In theirsilcqueot bat meta detottobe. • .
Hoslirr.tr. Omani Wm. MaW,lientop f stic!
yeaie of age, - had - his tett - 14:ttee . • falai
out of a out. 'Adam Partie s sod Bb, kid thishiptiese
!lactated by -a tell , atlilisebote4h Atka -Vine-attseti;-
Huh Itennegen, egai.26;hed his tett tile ivjured, while
thirleg" 'pike at the seer , market Male. - All the
'short s e eee were adm itted Ponasyl - weate ,
-- - -
; • -
,Maas PlAipira ir Racovsaztt.--oflicer Rae
eel, ,
toned'l,44 know store Itey on the par son of
Moilinidhe man whom in arrertod yesterday morning,
'whit a Bibciaod other Midden in Me pomematon, wh.eh
the owner obtain applying to Mr. Buoitif. at the
Ventral Station. -
Tars evening the Grand Syraphony.Conoert of
Carl Lentz; assisted by Henry Bonnewits, and
,Ifeir s :Pattugnioltel, ind an oiehestra of forty per
formers, the best talentin Philadelphia, will come
*fat the Ilitutical Pond fall The Prcgramine has
been. well aplected,..and :all lovers of good music
should not fill to attend. - •
.BILLIALIID TABLES AT:Attenox.--Thin morning,
at the notion mart, NO. 45 North Nghth street,
will be sold without:reserve; five superior tables,
with marble beds
..and patent cushions, bills, ones,
Beelnivertisement, in another column.
' Now zs erns me—before the hurry of spring
businesa—:to get a bargain in a Raven, Boon, b
Co., Nam & Olark, Rand, Davis, k Co., or dale
& Co:Piano, st J. Ertionen'e, Seventh and Cheat
nut streets. • ' . • -
• ,
Elrocas AND REAL
pamphlet
TUZSDAY
Thomas Sons' pamphlet eatalogne, - Isened
•
oomprlsing twenty•live properties, to' be .
sold, on Tuesday next. , •
THE LATEST NE WS
BY TEIMGRAPti.
Th_e Closing Hours of the Session.
.[SPROIAL DZIIPATOR TO Till PRZSO ] •
W.l3llninTo,w, ldaroh 4
If the Administratlon men in the Hones from - Pe sin;
etylvistia had been true to their.pledgee, the loan bill
'would have gone, to the coeunitteo of conference, in -
,whielfeven we would have been able to procure, some
leglilation thv interests of Pent:Sylvania, er, failing
in that, to defeat the ;waxbill, end compel the Preeident
to MO an extra amnion After * long struggle, and a
Solid-Pennsylvania vote against e'Administratio n
atio
programme of treasury notea,, ,Meesre. Pe-onuses,'
Lartnir, and one or two others, eve way,
under the immortal pressure and presence of the
Cabinet,
,beaded Goan ` Lad Judge Itteiciit,,
Mad the loin blittecimeet law. The facts that AnVe
brother could not get the money for the mules sup
plied to* the Weer' Department . tiniest- a loan. bill were
pasted, and that iastiv le supposed to be interested in'
certain supplies to the navy etorekeepers, are regarded
Le operating upon these high-toned,ooneedentlone public
servants, :Great eredit le due to Mr. Petextrete, end Mr.
-Owale Joexe;,miad Mr. RZILLY, for their relletteneelo
Mite- crowning set of the Administration Of eouree,
1401111 AN and Onaratan stood In the front reek, doing
the irdnty. In order to .earry' the loan bill, the Ad.
mialatiatiOn seer deed other provision to the
°tell eipropriation bill !netts Senate._ The President
Flat lb - , let. lillitsveotbg, a message by Mr. DAVIDSON,
Mrf Loulsinna t that he .wohld sign none other than the
geeeral apireptlatiOn balm. This threat, like many
'Otters, wee not fulfilled, for the President signed cer
tain private Mlle afterwards.
Mr. TOollell, of Georgia, took the reeponalbility. and .
killsdihs Peet OffieeappeCpriation bill. Thus is ren
dered meoeseary the
,appileation of the retrenching axe
to pet schemes of the Postmaster General, and to the
expenses of the Department generally.
itentkern men have gone hetne a little mutter to meet
their oonstituents -for a, retaliation; they hope that
there will be DO extra session,- Inoue of the passage
of the 820,000,800 dli. But when the President heard
'of the, defeat of the Poet Office appropriation bill, he
geswingry, and told, the Enrolling Committee of the
Hones that en extra euudon was inevitable. 80, then,
the tree-traders are not entirely out of the woods,
THE THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
Extra a esiion.
• WASHINGTON. 114roh 4
BENA,TE., '
Immediately, after the, mikAirnmen,t of the Thirty.
'Fifth Oongreee, tii•diy, the Senate commenced its ex.
traordlnary executive seseloo, in DOOM daDOO with' ,
the
proolaniatton of the rieeicent
The new Senators, whose credentials had prevfounly
been presented, were sworn In, yin
Henry B. Anthony, of Bhode Island.
Kingsley El. sillighein, of Michigan. -
Thomas Bragg, Of North Parolion,
:amen W. Grime'. of lowa.
d. W. Hemphill, of Texas..
,A. 0. P. Nicholson, of Tll2l/0111101).
ULM,' W. Powell, of.Kentneky.
r. -William gaulibuty. of - Delawite. r•
Mi.,Deourna, of Wisoonaht, offered a resolution re
guesting the ?resident' to open negotiations with the
, llentral and flouthAinerieen States, with a view to the
settlement or free peraons of oiler where they can
to the rights of citizenship. - •
otmildsration wee postponed trail tomorrow, to
vrbichay, d the Agnate adjearned.
.
The Kansas , City and Stockton, Mail.
fit %Choke; Mauna 4 —The New Alin enn mall of the
37th ult . ,: bee arrived at Independence
Mr. Orlmehaw; the malt contractor, jest arrived from
Zuni, reporte that it ',tail he impossible to 0111T1 the Nan-
Irk oily and Stockton-California mall according to the
Mmtract, Wein the,mall he protected from the Notate
Death Charles "aampsoh t , of .Boston.
' • Itooropr, ?Arab A.-01mile% illibpeoti, the Aim of
fAlopeon, & 00. E dted tble oily to-day:
TI- g PRESS-PH.I„LADaPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1859.
.....
PENNSYLVANWL,E.G,ISIATURE.' ' , ..tr#E4 - 1111PUL4 810011 *X 0 4 614 /01A6 4114 '; ' ,
'il.',;``' , ''l'... :. ::,, -letr '''; .-- 5.:. -- 4.,,,, •
~ • ' .: • • -. ' „ . .6tareh 4, 1864iTi„„47 - 3 - .
~ •••=T - ~,, ..-
i',..-r4L 4.l:':::AYLK.l4titsittirttoi Mato* 4;31.61. vitionius or igotaTtllol.ll,R6o4ll47ot4o2ll;Otoutt,
- - A•-• - • ~ - ,1 014111,AY ~ . • - -,,, - ---, : . 480 srxosattom -Dumont, iroarrtev yowls , oalosh
...-, • ~. _„ _ ~ ' ~.' 1.411 D oftetttivt l, l l2ll4 . -- - , - --, , ' '
A. otoridanoloatiON7*;Nosielet Roil the Goierner, „'., .-,:,,', = - • ~,,„- ...,,,,' -„.,..' - ~" - '
notoffiating -Ohitlell;:D4s , Elifine, ltaperleteadept of ; 1.,' -,. -, ~ • ...." ..vo., 1. 4 1."
Putill6Prtnitig, .
.The heolliNitioelrei eatfireeed. •--- ' :760 Oitylrletieir.::, -. . = .196 • ' . '4900 Reediog B. 6a 10. 78;' ,
Btr •in ki MiLiii - frOIC - UWOP* l2 o 4 : 6 ° , l° llo6B 011, the' - I'oooo 804 Oil tle ' ' SC- - fl BeeLtdesi htlott. - .6sx
aubjeet, reported the 141166 9 id1ag for a: Iploaarollotisk 1 -006,0,berp,,sititc....b6 80X 10 24 Or. 33 iltreetll...B4- '
t0t,,. 191 !) , 40 _,Vb: n . , 9 ,,,,,in*,. i 91 ..... 9 ' 9 ,.. 990 2, 91 , 9° 1 4 • L 2 Y--- '-.. - - -C -- -"' :- .10XI Ma fit 1 80 ..;,....1.•92,14 20 Aleobinlea Bk, .... 24- -
•"° ' th i l °^ ' °s ''''`'""'W ° .' '-'''' .m V a '" t ''' - , - 7070 N Pence It es ..;.1377; • 8 Pennell ' 46,1,
A supp I , lwent, to the Dtsphin sal linnquatieni Rost OOOO do • 67R ' 8 do - 43 •
Cottiparky ; one fo allow the Philadelphia Bank to par. kOOO Ratawlasa It 107..
.66 74 do 47
ti ch o u nia ° s a te d t tl° ,4 l l o r oin rd pm el y ta . t° ' to incorporate the Ni. 8803 Be Nov 6814 10t5..72% 60 Elmira R 9 %
PBOOND BOdRI7.
kir. Be tkeolonitted ' , joint reeolption extandlig the'
60 A lmira R."' ,h6wo. 0%.
time of the cam ton tolo4te the, plaid code tilt the . 500 Parma, he ..... ....o/
o6mmeabeinent oohe next i O O OlOO of MP 1,984111t0T4,; 1000 ' do' - in 1°15 " " ; 5134 5; . 'ss' .• - °N '
• 91 , 1
ht a Wary Of terolhonetod dollars per imam.- Us Or- • 2 WI 06 • 99 11 do
rad to the Judielur Goarodtteer ; ,, r -,,--,.. • -',. ,-, -.--- , , .gqi -- 4 ° -.-- - !IL 1 9.21. 3 °11. 4 . 3 .r4 44 ..z.b s -21 13 i
..,
to
01
A'reply Matalisiiiaselted from' the Auditor General,
ithe query cenesirninkthe togblee tax on the Penn..
Avant*. - . • •
Thiebfirfo increase the ialirleis -of this:Judaea oinie .
iim in order The ealarlei of all law judges to be $2 699
Mae adopted—yea 16, nays 18. - The bill then peened
Adjourned:
On motion of idr, Ciklife,tho Senate blll, es amended
by the Home Commi ttee, providing. for the abolish
ment of the Board of 'Guardians Of the Poor and the
Board of Health wee token up.'
MOM Walborn - 3, Hantmereley, Thorn, Graff,
Choral', Sheppard, Harding, Beall, end Risher,
'Deed the Desesge of the hill; hat the moat of them eon.
Awned ihe - trinelple eforeating the potter 'of appoint.
meat In the admix of the court as a very dangerous ex.
parlient. hey believed, that the public wanted e
change, sad favored the experiment of giving the judges
the power of appoint ni t and •thrar,-titieveforei, would
iota for the bill. • The yeas and nays were milled op the.
bill, and remitted In yeas 89; nay. 41, an the bill fell.
Messrs. Outstay and Myer voted satinet the bill: Mr.
Walborn refused to vote; the ober Philadelphia mem
bers feted for Muslin - Nearly all the Demoeratavatid
against the bill, the great objection to it being the sea
Hon giving the judges the power to appoint. •
Mr Gonna moved a reconsideration of the vote on
the bill. Agreed to. "
The bill was then pea t poried, but was afterwards taken
ny and dnally pissed -. . '
The bill- provide. for the orassilestion of a /loud of
Guardian's of the Poor, and a Boeid of Health, to con
alit of nine members earth.,The members of eaeh board
are to_ be eeleoted es'follwe s :!, -Inree - tri be' appointed
by the-District Oeurt,three Vibe - Court ofCommon
-Pleas, and three to be sleeted by Councils In 'joint con
venttoti-It repeals so moth of the tidal' consolidation'
as requires the election of members of thesmboards on'
the first Tuesday in May next.
The appropriation billwas' takenup. , The 94. h see
tion, giving 81,000 to the.HowamPaesoolation, beleg ,
'ander ',wield/ration, - the motion wee stricken out. 11eez
Mon 80, providing for appropriating the limn of 92,600
'to the Pitteborg Infirmary, and a like sum to the Mercy
-Hospital, wee alas stricken out:. A hew nifetion, to pay
the. witnesses in attendance on the contested election
oleo of the Third Representative 'district the ram of
83,080 88, wee undir dineniselen when's motion to post
pone the bill prevailed.
'A joint reaolutlon, allowing .George W Wood ; --late
niember,_- fall par end mileage, - passed unardmons'y;
Adjourned.
'the Results of the Sessions of Congress
- 'WASHINGTON, Mandl 4 —AU the general , appropria
tion Wile which packed both honsee' received the Pre.
ablaut's isignatakei •
The Poet Office appropriation and poet route blile
failed to become
The former appropriated aboitt twenty
Whether an extra emelOsi Willbe celled to coneoquenca
of its Mee, is a matter for Bxecatire consideration eo
far, no reliance can be p laced
. Oil the rumors! to that
effect. - -= • • - -
Amid the oon(usicn in the clerks ) ofilese, it cannot be
definitely ascertained whether any private Mlle which
passed , both homes felled to receive -the. President's
' - " • ' ' ' '
The miscellaneous 'appropriation bill - contains the
section extending the treasury-note law for two years,
and appropriatee.lls2,oo7 for e the cosatenrvey, whash
was agreed" o with'aieguiar unanimity( beliderappro
priations for the light-house ,establishment, survey of
,the public hinds, and an appropriation for",,taing the
,next census, etc.
The ocean mail.stordie4 bill Wag killed; but there is
append ed-Ao the bill to tarry into effect the treaty with
the Daeotah and Tooftwanda Indians approprjationti ter
complying with existing contracts for carrying Al.
malls via Panama and Tehuantepec, to California.
The President wee, at the CaPtiol this morning, at
tending to business:
The House failed, es has heretofore been the prat.
tire, to lend the President eanessage; taking whether
there was icy further. nommuuication to make, sod
that Congress wig readyACadjourn, gentlemen
having objected to the enspeasion of the roll call on-the
private bill which was debated, order that this cow ,
teey might be extended, • •
The Rouse has removed every trate of the abolition
• .f the franking privilege and 'mitoses of postage
The galleries were deraely,crewded to witness the'
Closing scenes.Msny_membere leave this afternoon
for their homed." .
The, Pest Office Depeitihente
WAS2III6ION; March 4.-1 4 bei Post °film appropilstion
bill oontalned an item of three =tithing of delimiter
the payment or deficiencies. for the'preeentyear. and.
,wklel.were obsOltnOly molrod to meet saeuunileted
obligations. :With this sum the ffiepartment - could bare
got aloes conifortably till the let of Init.
:No means can be available tilt the tiret of April',
when the proceeds for the quarter will be mild in Af.
ter the 81st of Jane nob* pf the hreetra.f mcumilf till
be 'upended, as thic present lawwlllha"e ceased to,
operate., „
The lend, se well as the ocean iervioe—eonstettentbr
the whole machinery of the Department—hi thus diem.
trolley ideated. - - - - - ,
The Slave Vessel Wanderer be Sold
Elayssinas, Marsh 4.—The slave vessel Wanderer Iv
Vatted. advertised, by the Mato tasisbali for sale on
the 12th inst.
It le motored that fifty of the Wandererbi lhteane
are now In the -lower portion of Georgia. The story le
doubted.
Exeen' ion at Toronto, C. W.--The Cause
TOnoirro, 0. March '4.—Plainfos, tormerli•
telegraphic; °meter, sod O'Leary, were env:Art.4 to.day.
Berth of the settled Jude a oonteralen, Viewing at
tribute& the crime for wide"' he 'wee convicted. to the
hoer:ins of bad oonioany end the habit of drink Every
onait , on waa =OA* obtain h raprlaTa In Ida ease, •
.The Paraguay lExpeditiop. ,
_
_
Naw Yost :, Maw* 4. 7 -attonos Ayrat dam to issua
ry atb, fundelied byan arrival atthtsliert,,repere OM
the lifulteil States Mesmer{ BelteajllMer liSitetiolag.
-Harriet Lae*passed Clatatta ea Jastark Itt i th e Way,
t„ rtittno.-eweeth 4...--"."10.1"4 ",""le'
NM, DO/PID, /130. Bainbridge . , , .', .
• The late Coveranient 'Leal.
,
Fialltaol9W, Union 4 =.4lesern. Ilwelhpyi Bitten
born,o, Co.. of' thts city, to whoth was swardid throw
Millions of the late Govennesat loon, hex., !wifollated
for the whole araount, in Nay York,
.14Oa.arrival of the Europa.'
Um Booz, march 4. 185%—lIfidolght—Thete are
so dens of the stesuohlp Nareps, tow about due, with
Liverpool dates to thel9th
The Steeiter Nar
'Neer .Yoga, td'aroti 4 —The steamship Marion
edit& has beau ashore on Oyster Island for some day/
floated MT on the Hood-tide to-day.
The Kentucky Affray. '
•
LOW, vim neannenort, KILLED BY VIE IfOIL
Louttiv,it.t, March 4 —Accounts, dated yesterday,
received from Hawesville, state that Thomas A: Low,
the first eggreseor in the recent bloody affray at that
place, had been taken from the jail during the prelim
night, and shot, causing hie dea•li. Low, it will be re
membered, was committed to prison in order to cave
him from the violence that was threatened. •
A Cotton Ship on Fire.
. ,N2ll , OULEANII, March B.—. The ably Vanguard, loaded
with 4,100 bales of cotton, oleated for Cronstadt. has
been on fire between decks since tut night, and it Is
feared will be totally destroyed. Ohs lilying at Algiers
opposite the city.
Weather Reports—March 4.
Waablogton—olear and pleasant. The reports from
Baltimore, Petersburg, and Norfolk slate the weather
ae clear and pleasant
'Oharlaston—blear wind N. B. Thor. 63.
Anguats—plcasant.
• Favabnah—olear ; wind B. W. Thor. 43.
flacon.—clear and cool.
, 'Dlontgomarr— r oleer and pleasant.
At Bristol, Knoxville,. Chattanooga, ,the weather
clear. Thor. ranging froni 40 to 48. ,
Ole einnatt—olear and pleasant
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Money Market. -
PMLADRLPHIL. March' 4,1159
Stooks were rather doll today. Second and Third
streets Passenger Railway eoM at 84; 'West Philadel
phia Railway at 49N; Reading Railroad fluctuated
somewhat, opening at 25, rallies ,to. 247 , and closing
quite firm at 28; a *ale of ilusquthenne Caned stock
area made atSi(; lumina Railroad 'stock brought 9,4 ;
Calawiess Railroad, fiX. Investment neourities gene.
rally hare undergone little change.
- The returns from the Reading Railroad Company
Show 11611noreas6 In the tonnage for thin year as com
pared with the year preceding, of 74,000 tons to this
time. The tonnage for the week exceeds that of the
corresponding week in 1888 by 709 tons' How the
opening of the CSIIO3, Just ready to recommence bird
men, will and the, working of the railroad, renialue
'to be seen. The holders of the Schuylkill Navigation
'stock treed great results from the bueiness of this
year, while the trieids of the Reading Railroad Comps
•ny are equally sanguine The tonnage of the • Lelqgli
Valley 'Railroad this year exceeds that of last year
thus ter about 84 000 tons. The Lehigh Canal w ill be
open In a abort time
The followingle the amonnt of coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad doting the
week ending Thnriday, March 3, :
From Port Carbon
it Pottsville
it &buylkill Haven
U Auburn
Port Clanton
Total for week - io.sea lo
Preriourly tide year 303,040 30
EMMEN
To same time last year •
The force of public opinion, expressed Through the
columns of the public press, upon the conduct of the
Maedaßates Insurance Company, has brought ab Int a
ehange in the policy of that triefitution. The compiny
had Thawed the We of a wife for the bitten other hoe
band; and continued for five years to receive the
premium therefor. When the wife died, and the pay
ment of the money wee claimed, It was refused, on the
ground that a husband could hare no Insurable property
Interest In the life of his wife; and that such a policy.
Therefore, was • mere be t--a gambit eg transaction—and
as such Hiegel and void.
The lielnoue dishonesty of the defence has °idea
down Indignant comments from all quarters, and the
public di/pleasure hes been too marked tabs withstood.
Bo the directors have held a meeting and adopted a re.
solution to dicwOW what they call the recent technical
plea Interposed in a snit In the Superior Court upon" a
life policy. add to Instruot the alders and cottoned of
the company to withdraw a line of defence in the rata
which wait gone, into without their-knowledge or con
sent.
OCCASIONAL
T li th tuition' may be of iforrioe to the claimant, bat
will hardly re establish public tonfldenee In an indite,
tion the dirootd a of whir& know so little of Ito Wei ia
that they only learn them when half the newspapeni-in
the laud are dennunoing the ‘iomploy for their Millie-
The following is the amount of ooal transported ol'Or
the Huntingdon end Broad Top Railroad , Tone.
Shipped for the weak ending Thursday, March '
8, 1860 2,431
Amount shipped previously this year slime Jan
uary Ist, 1869 18 018
Total amount ehlpped
Amount shipped to same date lest year..
The following aro the shipmate or Coffee from thin
port to the United Matta from the 6th to the 18th of
180:
New York' ha 012 Savannah ...... .... 8 800
New Orloam 22 626 Elan Vranoloco 8,907
Baltimore 17,754 Mobile 8,000
Philadelphia 8,200 - - ' -•- ' , ...-.—.
Richmond '0,874 'Total bar. • ' 98,46.3'
'pherleataa ' ' " 8,400
of ,Crime.
Toxin• 014
6,314 03
590 Id
....... 7,:d914
........ 1.458 08
4,243 V
. .
823,007 03
249,972 02
21,101
.. 8 012
• •
1011 - do P
4004 Penns R2d m 93
5000R6d R Oa 1 86 ermil.7B
1800'N Penns R 6a..... 677 i
1030 Oat mesafibat 303.87
4 IV Phll6 R .4914
50 3116111, R.:15160 9%
CLOSING
%bid:Asked.
.itaue+. 99 096 i
do R..... 99 99,V
do - New.. 1013 ,1881‘
Rentals? , ..... ....92921
17465102 ..... ..". 4 7
do . 134r..sax sa
do Idtg 6044.01 92
do do '66.72% 78)
Pabisa R 48 481{
do Intm 664.1011' 101%
do 2dro 61....92)i 98
1999,01 On Dv. off 47 47%
do Prof 105 105,3(
Salmi Nov Si 112.721( 73
6611,114 v imp. 60..76 )( .70%
16 Mtn & alec
4 • do - 27 3‘
101 Read ..... ..,.b5 20
1/ nk,o2 N Ilbentes..l3t
-25 Cletawiesa, B 6A(
AB -43T11 &DY
Bist..gshed
Soh Nov Stook... 0% 10
do Prof '0 1034
Wmispit .Ss • 0)4 0).;
do 'Ts Ist mtg.7l 7
do 24 • 00 103{
Loig Island 11 11%
Girard 11autc......1234 12%
Leh Cosi N0v...503i bt
Lehigh garip.....28% 20
N Peons 11, 0 894
do es 877 0774
Now Croat 34
Clidavriess 634
Lehigh 'Mut.... A' 134
;xchangi, March L.
Boanti.
NOW York Stock E
- , ninny
1600017 8 88 '74 108)(
NO) do 103)(
11000 Penn 64 '9O 503
7000 Virginia Be 96)4
3010 do , VA;
30090 Cal ti be 963 64N
15000 do •- 8401
35000 sli9eourlBl, Co 8511'
1000 N Carolina 8n - .08,4
1060 Erie R 3d Tat 1 88 72
-,EOO line R ban '75 40
opoo Erie Cony '7l 86 -_
9000 Bad R 3d pitg 741(
1000.1111nols Con bd 881(
'5OO , do 89)(
5001, , do - ateo 891(
1000 11l Vreeland Ile 60,4
'lOOO Gal & Chlo)1 Int 95 •
' 2000 Gel & 06032 rot 91j(
, 5 Coro Ra:Bic 100
10 Market Dank )(
' 90 PennetVoal 03 911
501
l! aelfie M 8 Co 560 77
61 do 77
5) do - 76)4
POO do • e3O 76
de 78
do 1,30 78
100 - do 060 78
100 do 77,4
8 Del & nod Co 98%
do , e • • '- 90 ,
75 !Ulnas o,en 10 , 60,1 i
430 do • 580 70
100 - do b3O 70
SOO Marten, R Prof 89,V
100 do . • • 80%
2(0 Reading R o 41 . 4
)75 La 0 & Mil It- 4"
86011 Y Cleat bcw 80%
IVO do ' rbf 0 80%
11100 do e 3 8091
103 d 1 ISO 80%
850 , de 81
100 . do llO 81
203 do , '-' ""•' 130 81
100 do 1 , 30 80%
50 Hudson River It 82%
100 do 180 52%
.00 do bOO 32%
60 do • 32%
60 do 111.0 82%
'lO Gal & Ohio R • • 71%
100 do ND 71%
60 ; do' . • -100 71
200 do 1410 70%
250 Ohl & 11 leldltb3o 62
180 do 100 02
560 •do ' ' 82
80) do e3O 63%
3 1 0 do 110 62
100 Altola Oen It 160 63
75 do r aa • ",
50 do - . 1130 53
350 . -do . ' - 100 53 '
10) do 160 58%
100 2113/IN I guar 100 48%
160 do 48%
100 'do, - ' b2O 48%
260 do 6110 4891
800 ' do - ' e60 r 4834
60 do - 510 48%
80 Panama It MO 117 )(
tO do ' 630117%
300 do - 160 117
1160 do 117,%
100 do ' , 660 117%
, stmosa twain . .
5000 li 85s 1874 1034 10 Mud River II - .524
woo cat Inn NBd 844 60 do ' • 810 82%
2000 Ohio IR 63'86 '7O) 100 Harlem It Peet . 894 •
4000 fide Cony II '7l . 38 200 Reading B. - ~. 820 494
Ifoo Erie 4th mtg 1:41 691(; 60 Mich 11 Ousel b3O 49 •
6( 0 111 Con 13da '39XI AO doe ;. , 000 42
22 Cary Imp Co, 641 5 ;Loh Cent It 03)(
25 Comb Prat . '2441100 . do . a 3 04,
60 Patifi 1 Mall Co eso 77 -1100 do 58%
MO do 77 110) do • b3o_63g,
160 do , " i6O 785 Mich 6'& N Ind . 18%
130 N Y Con R. 81% 1100 Panama R 1174
100, dO. ' 830 81 160 Galena & Chia lt, 71)1`
100 do b3O 81% 60 do 530 71
100 do 814 100 do oil 71%
100 do . 40 81 100 Cl & Tol R. s2O 204
IRO do o 3 814 76 Mil • & Mica It 124
10) do b3O 814 100 La Oro &MB R 71
. .
Tin 1116.RIIIITH.
!ileums' are steady at 56 75 for Pots and 5.5.874 for
Pearls. . . .
Punt —Cod Is firmer, with sales of 1,010 qtie at
53.87404:25 fer both Bank and Gamlen. Mackerel is
in satire request, part on speoulation, with gales of
1 200 bbla No. 1 large Masa. at $l6, now held higher.
and No 2 at 50 MAO. Malaga are plenty and dull
at late rates.
,
• norm —State and Western Flour has slightly
ad
vanoed, with mike of 10,100 bbls et 1104.75 for re
jaded ; $5.5005.76 for superfine State; $6 406'0 60 for
extra. do; $54005 80 for superfine Weider.: ; $6 500
6.75 for extra do and $ 6,656'6 80 for shipping brandy of
extra ronod-hoop Ohlo .• •
.Canadian Wiour is in light supply and arm, with
sales o'loo bbla at $6.90u7 50 for extra. Southern
Flour is buoyant, with salmi of 2 MO tibia at solo6'
650 for common to mixed, and $0.60.e8 for extra. o.
'GRAIN —Wheat fa lees active , but unchanged ; rides
of 3,000 bus at $1 45 for red Western mixed, $1 506'1 65
for Western white, atd $1 50e1.55 for -mixed Illinois.
Oats) are quiet at 50e546 for Southern, Pennsylvania,
and New Jersey, and 54e680 for State, Canada, and
Western. Corn is quiet. with small sales at 86a for
Wen rern mina!, and 81e870 for Southern yellow. Rye
is quiet at 138e021'. Barley dull at 70090 a.
Line la in fair demand at 65a for common Rockland,
and $1 for Lump. -
PROVIBIO3B —Pork is unchanged, with dales of 100
bble at $17.50 for old Mega; $l7 95 for new do; $l3 25
for Prime.
Bacon and Oat treats are steady. Lard is heavy, with
sales of 150 bbis at 11,ii oI2A a. Butter and Cheese are
unchanged. .
Beef is steady, with sales of 2CO bble at $0 tOre7 for
oOuntry grime Peg 60 for country bless 59e11 for
repacked do, a n d $12012.60 for extra do.
Toss —,s:fair business is doing In both bbtoks and
greens, on the buns of last auction ssie.
intuncir is dull, with Isles of 60 bbls at 280.
Markets by Telegraph.
Citunnxivr, March 3 —flour active. the speculative
demand continuing, 9,000 bblesold at $5.85a6, and en •
perflee at 116n5.25 for April delivery, dosing buoyant.
.Wheat active, et an advance of Bo Whiskey has de.
alined Ito, sales at 25X. No demand for Mem Pork,
303,000 lbs balk Pork sold.at.6MsteM ; .50,000 lbs sides
sOld at Sit for syril derisory: -Lard dull at U xrstim
Ontrine, Much 8 -Bales of °Cotton to:asy 6 000
hales, the market closing firm at lienXa for mid.;
dltagi. Idoluses , 32l(c. Moor Arm ; 4,060 Mole sold
at SO. Corn active; 11.600 bushels sold at' 1325195 e.
Porn dn'l at 517 05 for Mess; 60 tierces Mess Beef sold
at $lB. Coffee Ohm ; 3,80) bags sold at 11011344 for
Bin. Cotton freights to Liverpool MO.
BALTIMOSI, March 4.—Fionr active; Howard street
$6 25. Wheat unchanged; sales light. Corn buoyant;
white 70 ; yellow 80081. Provisions inlet. Whiskey
firm at 20 ors for Ohio.
!Lean.•, March 3.—Bales of Ootton for the piat three
days 8,600 blase; receipts 0,000 bales Cotton freights
to Liverpool ;)i sterling exchange 108.
New OALEANEI, Much 2.—Cotton bee declined t i f
dose the steamer's o.4lvicea, and is now quoted at 11.2
111/
CIIAIILMSTON. Mara 4,—COttun--The Wei yesterday
amounted to 6 1 500 bales. and up to noon to day 2,C00
bales hsvebeen sold. The sales of tne week amount
to 21 000 bales, at an adyatae of %mita In prices. Good
Middling is quoted at 11%o_ Rise is buoyant at go
higher. '
SAVANNAH. March 4 —Cotton hoe an advancinz ten•
deecy. Sales to-day 2 01.5 bales. Wee of the week
0,500 bales. Receipts for the week 5,290 bales, against
12 905 bales, the receipts of the corresponding week of
last year. Receipts ahead of lot year. thus far,' at
all Southern ports. amount to 958,000 bales Stir& in
port 59,600. Operation" bare been checked by the ad
vance demanded by holders, Lower qualities have im
proved moat
atilinlVA, March S.—Cotton-431W of two days 8,890
bales. There is a large speculative demand The re
ceipts fern interior towns are nominally small
CINCINNATI Starch 4.—Viour uniehaoged Whiskey
is quoted at 250 PrOvieions dull and unsettled ; ac
curate quotations cannot be given. Lard nominal.
Jutportations
(Reported tor the Press.)
ISA.TAGIIBZ, PR—Bohr 0 M Roberloon-147 !Ado
eager 20 casks ruolmete. 4' V Paoteton.
1W) DR JANEIRO-110g Abby & Elisabeth; Phlrineg
—4445 bags isoffee John Mason & 00.
HALIPAX—oohr Amazon-30d bbls rim:keret 110 do
,herring J Palmer dt. Co.
HALIFAX-lAm Sultan-936 Idols herring Trolls
& On.
BIRD ISLAND—Brig Abner Taylor-200 tans guano
7alrun Baker.
WILMINGTON, NO-Behr L Audenried-12 base
abeetinge Tingley. & Co; 12 do yarn Hay k
MeDerltt; 62 bbla turpentine 80 do tar 200 bags pea nuts
Rowley, babburner & On; HO bble rosin 14 bales cotton
5 bags pea unto Ooeltran & Russell; 100 bble turpentine
100 do pitch 5 do varnish 6 do oil 97 bags pea nuts 10
bales cotton Hates & Foster, 160 bbla rosin, U 0 Van
Iltoringe; 1256mpty bb's 6 do blids order.
PASSENGERS SAILED
In eteanufhlp Keystone %tato, for Oharleaton—Mrs W
V Pullen, D M - Davldann. Wlt Kennard, Dr Charles
Mason, JaeobEalla, M P Moore, M Kays W J Moroney,
Charles Lancaster. J J Overmatch, and 00 In steerage.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE!.
SAMUEL V. MASSIOE, i
F. R. Core, 00ILMITTSE Or THE Marrs
THOMAS MUSES, sr.,
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants , Exchange, Philadelphia.
Bart PeUrIVIVALIIII, °unroll° London, soon
Bark Powhaton, Simmons Slaions, Boon
Behr Henry Nutt, Baker Kingston, Ja, Mara 7
glarine .intelligence
PORT OF, PHILADELPHIA, March 5 1859
....0 20 I 131:12i BETS 5 40
2 45
OLIN 1i18113....
MGR WATEIR.
.mtnivsn
Bark Pophia, (lapin, 2 days from Now York, in bal•
last to eaptain.
Brig Abby k Elisabeth, Mane), from Rio de :anal
ro San 60, with coffee to John Mason & Go. Bailed fin
Rio do Janeiro Jan 11, eche B Watson, for New Orleans;
16th, bark AWErsil, for Richmond 18th, bark lffessmeer
Bird, for Kamoton Roads; Traveller, (Br) for Now Or •
leans; Nary, Elisabeth, for Philadelphia Cleared 18th,
ship Henry Kneeland. whaler; barks At James for Phi
ladelphia; Industry, for PerUsind,• brig Castor, Mobile
Brig Abner Taylor, Tapley, 18 days from Bird Island,
with guano to Jaime Baker.
Bohr George M Robertson, Morrow, It Ellyn from May
aguez, PR, with sugar and molasses to J P Pentoton.
Behr Britten, (Br) Day, 7 days from 11.4116 x, with Bib
to 'Pendia & Co,
gchr Amason, (Br) 0 1 Bryon, 3 days from Halifax
With (Ish to J Palmer dr. Co.
Bohr Ditto Blob, En3itb, 8 do's from Nen York, with
mdse to Crowell do 0011106.
Bohr Lanost, Dayard.l day from Christiana, Del,with
grain to Christian & Conran.
Bahr L Audenriod, Bart's% 8 days from Wilmington,
NO, with naval stores to 1) 8 stetson & Co
Rchr Farmer !Ullmann, 2 days from 1111fonl, Del,
with corn to .1 H lloOolley.
/2.01cr °free. Wooleton, 1 dip from Newport, Del, with
flour to Wm Les.
Behr Oors, G•boraon.l day from Brandywine, De
with floor and blest to Wm tm.
Bohr Jobn A Hazzard. Laws, 2 day* from Milford, Del
with bark and corn to Rlaharison dr Warman.
Dian
Steamship Keystone Btate, Marshman, ofiarleston, A
Heron, Jr.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Test, Richmond, Thomas
Webster, Jr.
Bark Predik Rite 6, (Pens) Platter, Tybee, for cr•
dare 8 Morris Wain & 00.
Behr Julia dnna, Harding, Charleston, Pettit, Mar
tin & 00.
Bohr Brands Ei!weal, &book. Savannah, J Baker.
Bohr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield, Beaton, via New
Castle, Bel, Twelle & Co.
St'r, Shriver,Dennie, Baltimore, A Grovee, Jr.
Ooireoporidonoo or the Phßodolphe Dzohngo.)
LBWES. Dol.. Much 3
The only 'weals at harbor are two sohooners; the vet•
eels reported In my last left yesterday. One harm brig
panted in this morning. A bark or et *maim in the boy,
bound down Wind south
Vara, ko
(Nr innatamlTng.l
fOortetpondence of the Pklladilphls
04rx_IaLkuo, M;4 7 ch 4 6 P
The bark Reindeor, for Statmnses, brig Drandjwino
for Pernambuco, two hem brigs, and mayoral sedate went
to sea this afternoon. No yeremels in sight going 10.
Wind smuthwest.
Tours, &o
TSLKONAtIt SO Tan rims.)
Emmet, Ylarob 4.
Anise, ship h'entilus, from Pelting.
Pnoviesnes, Mara 4.
The rehr Hersey P Peyton, tram• Dolton to Alma
drti, Va. went Debora a 'Mister Tall list night, and has
"gone to plee.e. Nothirg was saved from the wreck
Ortmacsaros, March 4.
, bark Lampliglter, brig Burnham & Tarry,
and ochre Pearl sod Saunders, ell from Boston. -
'"t - . NATANige, G 4., Stavei.4. -
The bark Larey;frOnt Boston, bet arrived
The eobr Thomas Ifoloombe is ashore off Tgbeetetiehi
Ste his a heavy cargo; and it Is feared will prove It too
tat :kiss. - • ,
- - MEMORANDA I
Steamship Virginia Kelly, galled &old Richmond ad
lost for Philadelphia.
Etearoship City of New York, Howes, for Philadel-
Ole. cleared at Boston 81 loot, and a ehared below.
Steamship Delaware Copes, cleared at New York yes.
larder for Philadelphia:'
- Steamship Cabawba, Bullock, cleared at New Orleans
26th ole. for New York via Havana.
Steamship Fulton,.Wetten, for Havre, cleared-at New
York yesterday.
Ship-Riga, Fred) from Havr e , a r rived at New York
yesterday. • , „
ship Emily Emmy, gimes, from Callao, via Hampton
Ro do, arilved up at Baltimore 8d fruit. " I "f •
Ship Colombo, Stoweet, from LiierPool, - it" Clharlei=
too let lost.
Ship Camden Raman cleared at Charleston 2d bet
for Boston. , • r ; -
Bark Abigail, MoVarland, from Rio de Janeiro, with
toffee, arrived at Richmond 84 inst.
Bark Oul !Settee, Baker, cleared at Wilmington, NO,
2d inst. for Philade'ph.la. • -
Bark Oak, Ryder, hence for Boston, sailed' from
Holmes , Hote 8d inat..
Bark Roanoke, Thomson, from Rio de Janeiro Jan
14, with coffee, arrived at New York yesterday. '
Bark Alms, Tapper, cleared at Pensacola 28d ult. for
Montevideo.
Berk Melee. Jocelyn, for Rio de Janeiro, cleared at
(Merle/toil 2d met.
Bark Telavera, from Rio de Janeiro, at New Odium
24 toot
Bark Parthlav, Miller. from St Thermos 17th nit, via
Hampton Boadsj,at Baltimore 8d Inst. '
Brig Beaver, Tapley; sailed from Clar4enss 224 alt. for
Philadelphia. - . • .- - •
Brig Thee Walter, Worth, hence, via St Harts, yam at
St Thomas 18th ult for Porto Rico, to purchase cargo.
Frig Ellen Barnard, Bourne, cleared at New Orleans
21st nit. for Providence.
' Bohr Luther Child, Boltenhouse. for Philadelphia,
*Whit loading at Arecibo, PB. was blown off,-with lone
of both anche-e, 224 alt, with only 26 Idols suitor on
board, and put into Norfolk Pd lost. for harbor,.
' Bohr Lialsteing 'days from :Rio Grande,
arrived at New York y esterday
Bohr It B Sumner, Taylor, from Delaware City for
Newbirypert, sailed from Holmes , Hole 2d inst
. Behr Orisons, Thatcher, for Pernambuco, sailed from
Richmond 84 Mat
Bohr .1 A. Bey ad, Higbee, hence at Vi'llmingten, NO,
8.1 inst. . •
Fehr P A:Bandein, Ireton, hence at Wilmington, NO,
3d lest
Scherßlatia t ickup, Biker, from Barter', at Wilmtog.
ten. - NP. at tact= . - • " - -
Bohr J Oalwatador, Go dfrey,f cleared at New - York
yesterday fee Philadelphia.
Bohr Alabama, Sevin, at New York yeaterdsy from
fimyrna.'Del
' Bakes Sophia Ano, Smith, and H E Weston, , Westorij
forme, arrived at New York yesterday., , •
Solar Emma, Bent from Delaware City, at New York
yesterday.
Bohr R Gilfillan, Smith, from Mobile, arrived at Pro
vidence Mot
Bohr American Eagle, tone, arrived Ai:Norfolk 24 lust
Bohr Elizabeth Boglish, English, hence, arrived at
Charleston 2d hurt. -
Mira A Id Aldridge, Bateman; Bolivar, Gaidy. and
Jae 8 Efeeritt, Rose, hence, arrived at Charlestonlstinst.
Pohr J If Allen. Baboock, from jaekeonville. via Pa.
wolfish, for Philadelphia, arrived at Wilmington, Del,
2d host.
Behr Wm Henry, Pampa, for Philadelphia, sidled
from Alexandria 24 Inst,
Sabre Anne Smith, Smith, D M Messerole, Steelman,
and John Jones, f•tevenson, where from not stated, ar
rived at Wihninston, Del. ad inst.
Bohr Richard Yank, Prink, from Providence for New
York. in ballast, was slalom 8d lost on Blood Rock,
Hell Gate,
Fehr Monterey, Aerante, for St, Thomas Hailed from
Barbadoes Jaw 80. -
Behr Luther Child, Boltenhottee, sailed from St Tho
mas 7th tit, for Porto Rico, -
Fehr Panama, Allen, cleared at New York ad Met. for
Philadelphia.
Bohr Herod, Henley, hence for Portland, at Edgar
town let beet, and remained next day.
Behr R II Smith. Kelley, sailed from Nantucket 27th
tilt for Philadelphia.
Fehr Anna Id Edwards, Elwarda, hence at Providence
di lost.
Bohr ;amen Martin, Hall, and J ft Bleecker, Elwards,
hence, wen below Providence 24 inst.
Bohr ..T.hn" Barnum, Crowell. sailed from Providence
24 Inst. for Providence, end went into Bristol.
Bohr Mora. Ne'son, from Providence for Philadelphia,
was spoken 27th ult. off Ohinookeagne.
Fehr Fannie Carrie, Rich, from Rio de Janeiro, with
coffee, at Baltimore 8d inst.
Bohr Texas, Whaley, cleared-at Baltimore 81 hostler
Phitade.phia. . .
Lnoronn nit Dn. Cnannan.—A lecture will be
rdelivereS under the, anapicea of the Melville Literaty
Society, on next Tuesday evening, at Convert' Hall, bp
the Rev George B. Charm, D. D., of New York. The
reputation or Dr. Cheerer as an able lecturer will
.doubileer attract a large audience on that occasion.
BENOIBLES —We noir hear it rumored that pa.
rents; instead 'of depriviog their childrenbf the harm.
leselastiry of moderately indulging In sweetmeats. have
in a large number of instances reeolved to reverie their
decision in this matter, from the feat that confectionery,.
Instead of being' hurtful, has been ageertalned tote at
once oulrlelcus and beneficial ; the only restriction In
the matter that yet remains is, that the confectionery
need shall be of Meson. W. Q. Whitman & Co.'s mann.
feature, whose celebrated sandy emporium le in Second
street, one door below Chestnut. The reastine for this
restriction are obvious and sensible,' se the confection.
ery made by these gentlemen is unqueationably without
a parallel for purity in this country. '
" MARRYING 10 EASY; RUT HOUSEKEEPING /8
BARD."—The -truth of this Is forcibly illustrated by
the great number who, are compelled to relinquish
housekeeping, by not putting in privatise the maxim;
" LIVE ACCORDING TO TOUR WIANS;" PHA, adhered
to, would prevent the necessity of many changes; but
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, in chartering the
FRANKLIN HATING FOND* in Pcurthetreet, below Chest-'
tut, overcome many of the difficulties in requiting the
Genpeny-te- renelon-lesne and small Alums on deposit
Aid invest them only in the moat reliable aommitisei
whiled), prOved Of great advantage to all oluees during
the recent depression in bushoma i , when may for a long
time earned nothing, , theiionly dependence being their
previous earnings, saved up and deposited in this Com
pany, which never impended, and always paid on de
mand,
Fax I.LEa, married or 'lngle, and minors, Jan' dependt
In their own right, and snob deposits can ba withdrawn
ONLY by their consent.
Bee advertisements In another column
'Mawr rAkrita A r noVaNADie to the western
part of the city we were attracted bye large curtain in
the bulk window of 3letars Austin & Obdyke, with the
inscription of Xxeelelor Tea Pot painted
,upon it, end
of course we dropped in to examine the merits of it,
which was explained to our entire satisfaction, it being
temple in its construction, and must certainly sense a
great saying to tea The pot is made to severable the_
ordinary tin tea pet, with a cylinder fittieg down in the
inside, aid perforated so as to strain the tea as clear as
wine, and a ,planger, fitting inside the strainer, to be
prettied upon by the thumb or linger, which presses the
entire strength from the tsit, and cannot help but an
swer the purpose. Messrs. Austin & Obdyke are the
patentees and sole manufacturers. They also have a
good assortment of tin ant japanned ware of all kinds,
and sell at reasonable prices They are to be found at
ViOs Chestnut street, and toll wholesale and retail.
Norninn nurnious, 310 Alum, no Baloratna, is
contained in the Ag 03111./ DRYING POWDER. /L is the
beet for Oakes, Pan•oakee, Tastry, &o. Manufactured
at 1f0.803 Manner Street. Every family should nee it .
To BOYERS OP CIIAMPRENZ.—WO would Dug•
'gest their exandning the Sparkling Champagne of the
United States Wine Growers Company's manufacture,
from Isabella and Catawba Grapes. It Is a luscious
wine. Agency, 608 Market street.
Tea general opinion of those use stimulants is
In fatal. of Catawba Brandy, distilled by Lyons of Ohio.
Its purity is warranted. Agency, COB Market street.
Tait PENNSYLVANIA SALT; MANIIPAOTITEINO
Company produce the only genuine Boulder, or Con.
oentroted Lye. It Is a meet valuable ingredient for the
making of all kinds of Soups.
LOVE.
Love wakee men, ono* a lifetime each ;
They lift their heavy lids, and look,
And, to ! what one sweet page can teed'
They read with joy, then abut the book.
And NOM. give thanks, and come blaspheme,
And most forget ; but either way,
Go with the throng of other folks,
Who buy their elothre of Granville Birchen,
No. 807 Ohestent street
Ton Wool. TRADE.--Some ides of the extent of
the wool trade may be formed from the foot that a lead'
frig house in this city has sold wool to the amount in
value of $800,300 since alay last. Large ouanttilas of
this is manufactured Into the clothing that is cold daily
at B Ili Eldridgefe Old Pranklin Hall Clothing Noe
porlum,” No 321 Chestnut street.
TRH TRIAL OP Mu. SICKLES —There wee a tn. ,
nor circulated this ,week7That. an eminent lawyer of
Philadelphia had been -retained an counsel for Mr.
Males. Thin appears*be a mistake; but we learn
from undoubted - metl&irtty that Mr. 8. bee canton to
this city and protrinedan elegant melt from the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Rookhlll & Wilson, Nom. 03
nod 605 Chestnut etreet, above Math. He desires to
snake cc respeotable an appearance as possible upon his
trial.
07.. Chinch of tat. Matthias, S. E. corner of
Nineteenth arid North streets, (below Coates )
—ctINDAY, blench eth—MORNING cervice, at 1014
o'clock, Bev. JOB. NARNRdT, of Virginia. laVilti-
ING, at 7) o'clock, Rev.:. W. Oltaltencre
icrßev. James H. Cuthbert will deliver n
S±ruioti TO MORROW (Sabbath) BVBNING, in
the FIRST BAPTIST OSIIIIWEI, (or which be 'spas
tor,) comer Broad and Arch streets, at 7) o'clock,
after which a collection will be taken to aid the ' , Rome
Missionary Society in spreading the Gospel and re
Bering the poor,
THOMAS T. MASON,
lt* Obninstut COmmittee on Public Meetings
07. ~ plr I twills in Miss Emma Htmlinge, of
New Yore, a medium, will lecture at Sala SOM
ER. HALL, an SUNDAY, at log A. M., and 7g P.
M. Admission 6 mita. It*
us The Rev. F. L. Kregel, Paste? Of the
North Sept at March, wilt preach hi the
RICAN SIEODANIOS , HALL. cor. Fourth hod George
streets, above Poplar, TO-MORROW (Sabbath) AFTER
NOON, at ON o'clock. It*
n:rßev. George 11 Utieever, D. D. > by In
vitation of the Melville Literary Society, will
Lecture on Slavery," at CONOSST GALL. TUNS
DAY EVENING, tearoh Bth. 1819 at 8 o?olook
Tickets, 66 Gents, can be obtAteed at the office or the
Anti. Slavery Standard; at the Booketorea generally;
at No 1110 diarYet street, and at the Hall on the even
ing of the Lecture udiB.3vit
alrChurch of the Advent, York Avenue and
Buttonwood —Services by Rev WU A. NEW
WAD. TO.IIIOIIIIOW MORNING, at 10) o'clock, and
the EVENING et 7y{ o'clock. it*
Tr. Church of -the Covenant,—Services fn
CONCERT HALL, Chet-tout, above Toelfth,
EVERY SUNDAY, at log A. M., and 7.4 P.M., by
the Rev. JAMES PRATT, Renter., - 114
St. John's Commander? No f, Knights
TRAWL ARS
he members of this Commandery, as also these of
No. 2, are requested to meet lu the Encampment
Boom, MABONIO n sLI, Chestnut street, at lo A Al ,
on MONDAY, lih Mat., to attend the funeral a Y. E.
R
Commander SPERLING- WILSO
The Eminent Onnernander partletthrly levies to tba
all the ment'era who cut peeelbly attend, Abail be pro•
Plant By order,
2t TllOB. D WATSON'. N. rinitunsadar.
Philedelphin Council, yr. 11, R • S." S•
Masters A. Y. M.—The wetyibAra A a regretted
to resemble st the new -MASONIC BALL, Out etent
street, on MU DAY, thetb inet , at 10 A. tl., to at
tend the tuners' et their late Competitor, B STERLING
WILSON, T. 3, (t. Master.
mblt•2t4 ' JOHN IIitNOLD, Recorder.
Tiioa. N. WWIIIEB
CITY ITEMS.
-,-- -,---
fate Settees- to 'ltspg Mao. ire' request
Of tfro*lfiewmar frbbrAlbelettsu Assoehtion,
the Bee. 141 us win. owiin preach a Berman to
Young MeD, by DHtiSt "yettributoo, on SABBATH
EVSNIHH ,- 6th blet, , ,itt belt peat seven &stook, In
'HatASIVITTc., PPAMT.IIIIpf CHIJROII, Brasil,
ahoire chretnut - : , _.-: 4,' -4, ; - -_ -
'. • OS Toseyveat for valor merr . :s.:?2 lay
trefgr; L4cl at Srri*,i,cia-'deß.—The Lee
re ta it HAYDN HALL, for
M DAY next, will be on 4, Galileo, ,, and on TUNS
DAY a Lord Bacon -
Tickets for the (our remaining Lectures, 60 ciente.
dingle admission, 26. mb6 gt
[. Interesting Lecture.—Siekject —cf. Ceti,
tracts of Salo, o continned by,lion. JOEL 70.81103 i
on MONDAY IVRNINO, at 8 o'clock, In the Lecture
Room cf ORITTENDRN , IB PIMA. OOMMISROIAL
DOLLARD. Brea to alt. . '- ml 5-2 If
um 4.
THOM TynAgd MpO Temerance Range. t , ..-Tille Bit , :
NT, of the Green Hill Preeby
tern., Ohnreb. will 'preach TO;NORHOW (Sabbath)
EVENING, at the WA,LNIIS Si. THEATRE. Etrangers
in the oily , Medical - Barden ti, Ind Firemen, ere oor•
dially invited.
~,,
By order et _ ,
"'
It*
roincr
intitrtuatilx: (Ipmuil4es
trIS Lebanon tlenatterv.—The te et
fog of-Lot-bOldere will be hell: On. M.ONDAY,
Tin Inst.. between the, lautins of 4 and 8 P. , M., et the
Office, LOMBARD,Street, shore Beventb,lo elect seven
persons to Terre ss 1115Z114071 for Abe ensuing year,
JACUS, , O. , WMATZ. President.
CYRUS B. MILL'S?, p i tiretary. " - . lt*
riTStatement of the 'Haden Bank. lie required
by the Second Section of the Act - of the Hens
sembly of this Oommonwealth;approved the 18th
day of October, A. D 1857. • ' - -
Amount of Loans ind Dlsesants ' 2294,287.76
Do. Specie - - • 106.800.60
Do. Dee, from other Banks - -20,037 IV
Do. of Hotel. In.eirculation 72,966 00
Do. Depoelts. IncinilliS balanced; doe ,
to other Bunke: ......a.... 246,984.00
PHILEDILPSIA, Horeb- Si. ,
CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, 's• =I, Ism's' Lesley,
Cashier of tbe Union Bank, beingeworn, dopoes, and say
that the above statement la correct, to the , best of my
knowledge and belief. ~ • ' .
- ' JAMYg MAZY, Cashier.
j Sworn before me foortb day of &limb, A. D
1859. It - - O.I3IIAZDI;_. Alderman.
rar. Business • Edniation.—yosing Men may
tho.onghly qualify themselves for the Counting
House, and for General Business, by taking a oonrse of
inoruetion at BRYANC dv STISATTON'Ii 11 1EROAN.
TILE COLLEGE.- Their course of -poetise includes
Mercantile Accounts. Ben Wag, Railroading, Mameso
taring, with Penmanship. Calculations, Otrreepondenee,
dm Call and examine their course, and spin:imam , of
Pe — nmanship - m1.5.24
- •
Netice.- . L-A-Stated Meeting of tile' Phila.,
delphia nomination 'kg' Principals - of :Public
Pcbonls will be held et the ONESTRR SP. ROW OL
at 10 °Week-THIS MORNING. _ Pending at-
Aendanc e is regmated, astmeineee of 'peels' lmportanoe
'will be brought before the meeting
it* JAMES IF BARNWELL,' 0. R.
aye FireareiVe and ether 'Union Prayer
"MEETINGS, under the /molten of the
YOUNG MEN'S OURIBTIADT ASSOOLAYION.,
ON SABEATNE ASTERMOONS,
United Stites EriglneiW_Ood, below, Oro/tilt:, from
4toSP.M
United Btetee linen 4icittonwoitd: below "Mb . '
ag to
4)i P. 31.
United Hose, Brownetl Milli Twelfth', from 4) i to
6,5 i P. X. - .
Perseverance Hose, QUirry street, 4 to 5 P. SC
Pennsylvania Hone,Righth et., below Green, from 8%
to 4% P. M.
Vigilentjzigine, ,Itece, below Second etrest, 8% to
4 )5 P. - M. - -
ON SABBATH, at 7% P. M.
•• *Diligent linghle, Corner of Tenth and ate. •
Delaware Engine, South it:, above Nineteenth it.
" Vigilant Huse, Rghth street, above Wharton,. -
ON TUESDAY, at TX P. M.
America Engine, Buttonwood, below Third it. _
Philadelphia Engine, Bevanteenth, below Chestnut.
Robert Morris Hose, Lombard at., above Eighth et.
Schuylkill Hoel,'Locust it., below Thliteenth.
Moyamen•ing Bowe of Indwilry.
ON WEDNESDAY, at Ig
Humane Hole. Wind street, below Third. - _ '-
Independence Engine, Spring Garden, near 24th it.
Bulletin BuildinnAli..M. , -
ON THURSDAY, at 734 P. M.
Southwark Engine, Third, below Carpenter.
(tramway Reboot House; Eingsessing, Darby'reed.
N. Liberty Hose. New Market, above Coates it.
Naval Asyluno, Mara Perry road. • .
Fairmount Engine, ilidge avenue, above Wood at. '
Fairmount Hose, Pleasant street, above Eleventh.
Good Will Hose, Wood it , below Twenty-third. -
Diligent Hose, Madleon, above Race et.
Western Engine, Oallowhill, above Sixteenth it.
Independence Dose, George, below Twenty-third st.
ON FRIDAY, at Yji P. ) 1.
Western Hose, Twentieth at , above Lombard et.
Warren Hose, Barker , above Eighteenth at.
Spring Garden Hose, Parrish, near Eleventh 4.
Lafayette Hoes. Fourth, near Broirn at. ,
Bulletin Building, 6
Printing' SPrayer Neetiogi Saturday evening, at 1%
o'clock, at Diligent Hall, Tenth and Filbert streets. -
• Sunday oftenioon, at 4 o'clock: at Neolithic.' Engine
Brown and Fifteenth /treats. • ,
. , - DAILY. '
* Diligent Engine, 6 P. AL
8141nal Students, at 1009 Chestnut, 8 A. M.
Ladles and Christian friends are affectionately invited
to attend,
By enter, of the Eris:nit:lva Committee of Young )ten's
Christian Association. - jalo-sat tf
[ErMasonic Notice —The 111embere et Mont-
QM:IMY LOWS, N 0.19. a. Y 19., the officers
and members" of the Grand Lodge, end the Order hi,
general are particularly requested to meet :at the
Masonic Hall. on MONDAY, March 7. at 10 o'clock A.
M , to - attend 'the funeral of their litd &other, B.
STERLING WILSON. -
By crier of the W. M
mb4•Uts,
J. T. THOMAS, Secretary,
Grand Centenundery of Knights Templar
[ITO If, PENNSYLVANIA. ; , - • - '
The officers and Members are requested to attend the
funeral or Past Eminent Grant Commander R HEIR
LING WILSON, on MONDAY, - Mareh 7th, at 20 o'clock
A M. •
Form at the MASONIC HALL. Chestnut street, at
10 precieely. A. JORDAN SWARTZ,
' mh4.Bt. - B. E. Optud,Oommakder,G. Q. Pa.
OrNotice.—An Examination of Candidates
tor the position of Professor of Namara' Phllo•o
-pby and Chemistry, in the Central High School. will
take place at the KM( SCHOOL, corner Broad and
Green e'rets, on SaIDAY nest. the 11th lost., at 9
- tOoleek A. M 4 Salary, $1,290 par annum.
orderßy et the e v ciat i ltga t e T li c li t th z tal isoN
Oluttemixt
Medical Drpartwarnt—Penneylvanla
O'COLLEGE—AinnaI Commencement'—The an
nual commencement for eenterrinu the degree otDoetor
of Mullene will be hold on IiaTDRDAY. 6th inst., at
12 M at bIDSIOLL FUND BALL. on Loenot, above
Rightb.The Wren to the • gradnates will be deliver
ed by Dr: GILBERT. -The public' le. respectfully in
vited to attend. FRANCIS' G. - INUIT/I M. D.,
roh3-3t , Registrar.
J A PNIM A i nt i tt aft
V ARIA will be held at ODROART HULL, on SATUR
DAY, the dth inst., at 8,4 g P. M., Valedlctetry address
by S. BIRDSELL, M. D., Preemie of the Theory and
Precttee of Medicine. -
. The pnblhi are muted to attend.. •
mhS.St* N. PID3I3IILL, M. D., Dean.
(OrCard —An Analysts 41 bluskspeares
Hamlet, Illustmted by Beedloge saßecitaUers,
by JA.6128 E. billilDOClll, Esq., the Celebrated Tar
Radian and Lecturer.
• The :labile Is resteetfitlly Informed that thief will be
the only opportunity of hearing this eminent Tragedian,
he hating rxprraely delayed his departure to the Went
• -
for the occasion.
By request, Mr. AIIIRDOOR bas kindly consented to
give Mn services in aid or the Charity Hospit,l of thin
env,.
The reeding will take place at 00NOBRT BALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, 7th Mat.
Tickets, 60 cents, for Bale at the various hotels, drug,
and other atorea, and at the door on the evening of
reading.
Doors open at ; &mmense at 7li o'clock. kB-4t*
Trln Cempltsnoe with a Resolution pared
at the obriog Lecture of the Rev. JOHN LORD,
at 00NORET HALL, he hoe centemlal to give a °muse
of 'Twelve -Lectures, on the "Great Lights of the
Church of all .Agre,) , at the above•named Roll, the
Rfrat Lecture comment:log on March ath, and to be con
tinued on the following eventvg•
Leman. RUBJEOTS.
I.—Onarsoirrest; and the Eloquence of
the Early Church March 4.
ll.—lnacmi, and the Ascetics of the Fifth
- Century Mareh 6.
lll.—Ationertros, and the Theology of the
—.March 16.
Fathers
IV.-61(Baosit, and the Growth of Prelatic
Power March 32.
V —T en roe GRELIT, and the early Popita.March IS.
Vl.—Bess•dor, and the Monks of the
Middle Ages March 10.
VII.-11tLossa awn, and the Progress of
Papal Encroachments March 22.
VIII —42IIILARD, and the Bcholastdo Philo.
sopby Starch 24.
. IX —Lwramt, and the Reformers - March 26.
X —Loror.a. and the Jesuits March 29.
X t.—Pasoax.. and the Jansenlets. March 31..
XII —Boas err, and the Galilean Chu-oh
. of the Eighteenth Century April 2.
Tickets for the entire Conroe have been put
at the low price of
&Moots, Tickets
Single Tickets.,
For sale at the principal Bookstores, and Offloe of the
Hall.
Lecture, quarter to 8 o'clock. mh2.4t
...$ 00
1 60
Irsa Office Pennsylvania MaMead Company
—PHILADSLPA lA, February 16 1809.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—!be annual Elan
tion for Directors will be' held on MONDAY, the 9tb
day of March, UN. at the Onlos of the Company, No.
R. 34 South TEM Street.
The Polls will be opened from 10 O'clock A. M. until
0 o'clock P. M.
No share or shame transferred within sixty days next
preceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to vote. EDMUND SMITE,
fell-dtatta Secretary.
cry llempaoy.—The fol
. OP:embers been elected
Woof Hand Ceutet
lowing hianagets and
of the year 1859 :
, 'President—XL
John 0 Peohin.
John C. Mitchell,
William H Moore,
John Lindsay,
Sooretary and Treasurer
The managers have paned
lot-holders and visitor. to
trance for admission to the
hod at the office of the Com
of any of the Managers
OSEPH B. TOWNSEND.
resolution requiring both
present tiokete at the en—
Cemetery. Tiokete may be
• ny, 818 Alto/1. Street, or
fe4-Iro
Dionne—Office of the Pittsburg, Port
' tC .b WAYNE, AND OHIOAGO RAILROAD CO.—
PITTSBURG February 25, 1859.
The Aunnal Meeting of the Stockholders in the
Pittsburg Fort Wayne, acid Chicago Railroad Cons
rear" will be held at the Rooms of the BOARD OF
TRADE, in the city of Pittsburg, on TUESDAY, the
?oth dy of March next, at 8 o'clock P M ,at which
the Report of the Directors for theyear 1858 will be
presented.
,'The election for fifteen Dineen; to serve the en
suing year will be held at the same place. onWRDNEB
- , the 80th prormo, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Transfer Boobs will be closed from the 21st to
80th March, both inclusive; and the holders of Stock
In the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. or
Port Wayne and Okeeozo Railroad Companies, which
hat not been converted into the stook of the new con.
pony at that time, will not be entitled to vote at sold
election.
Stockholders presenting their certificates of stock in
Ma Company to any - Ticket .agent on the line of the
road, will ho sold tm Excursion Ticket from that Sta
tion to Pittsburg. nod return for - One Pare the rand
trip, goal from March 18th to April SI, both Inclusive.
By order of the President.
fe2s-dtmhSo AITGUSTIIS BRADLPT, Secretary.
Notice—Eastern market Company. Incor
porated by the State of Pennsylvania —The
Comentasioners named In the Charter, for erecting the
Haltom Market at FIFTH and munotztANT streets,
all open the BOORS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS. on MON
DAY, the 28 h of February loot , - at 10 o'clock A. Of , at
the Room, northeast corner of CHESTNUT and FIFTH
Streets, up shirt, where all 'lnformation in reference
thereto can be obtained daily, ft.= 10 till 2 Welock,
riaors or Cgsonsetonsa...
RICHARD VAUX, JOSHUA P. RYRR
CHARLES LrLAND, WILLIAM HENRY,
SAMUEL BATE+, , SAMUEL DAVIS,
MORTON DIoMICHAEL, 0. WORTHINGTO,
GOTTLIEB SCHMITZ,WILLIAM MAIILE,
I
NICHOLAS BEARD, lAMES GALBRAITH,
1
BAMIIBL BPARILSWII, . THOMAS 11. WALTER,
GEORGE U. MARTIN, E. BATTERTHWAITE,
JOSEPH R. FLANIGEN, D 31 nEirLEn,
HENRY BOBABP, PRIMUS PAM,
GODWY RIT TENHOUSE,IIENRY AYE FORD,
I
EDWARD WARTMAN, GEORQB PRIEST.
EDWARD ELLIOTT !GEORGE TRIPNER,
E. HANOLPII. EMILE,ENOS 83tEDLEY,
D. wr.Taßarx, Ja , IGEORCPE M. HILL.
PIRMADBLPRIA. Pa1:4E1.1719. 7859 te,2B 12
Dr. Wader's Chestnut• Springs Water
gun, at Q'heatautflllll, Philadelphiii county,
a. lathly
Jacksfo;, „. ,
.rAczpoig '
; rscßios. --
°pilaw!, NOTES, ',AND. ,BILIrWIAADS, WARDS,
CIRCULAR!, A
):!ifFrzo):nr ,TApauscost:-,;-,2
rßiirtia
piu*Taq 1; - '.. atrku astir oar*Npr,..'?.;:.'svvisTnect".
:tosts-12t -
- Seasetialk .saylas Ford-rivortiwest Cornier'
of BSOONDagi 7ALNtrT -*sots:- Dipoaltdratielvelf
in mall and large,-exoonnte, tiros' all *imam of the
'OOnnnunkty, and aUoife: Intenatet 4he rate of Aye
poiient. • • - -•--
Yoney rosy t t if drawti by oluote wlthnot lea of in*
OBloi °peg /din F 1991 9 until b phaolk, lad on Mon
day and ElottOorootp. the, sorti*F, - troatdont,
Prookllit Yell ; I TAissiaral lod $41a.04,7;
&missls,' Job -
FIFTH 'AND CIIINDTNUT
Orsver Maker's, CeIMMEMIT : FEMME Mcw/ME
MACHINES A NEW STELE—PRIOR EMP-
This
from the stone regairliss seerhedinii or:thread; it
HOW, Fells, althea, aid. Btii4es in a - samifirstylei;
dniehing each sewn by . its own operattiniOrithont red
frown to ' , he hand needle, se ls , rooked by other
alines. It Wilt do better sad cheiper eewang than a
eeemstress cal, even if sin works for - one cola an hour.
fe26 tf
. 13:711116D !OR othoutas •
Jackson, irsb Printer, "
111/TH, AND OBISTNIIT Weals
A Pim Article.
Tor mile by all Jolibiis; Ijinggbabi, ,;1414.118Y, 00Pds
lii the every part'of
whoiessiosigi Dipa;
' 'Noe MT. 497, and 197siskieowe.T, New Teri.
E. - PETERSON & EROS., Nii. - 106 CHESTNUT
Street, Wholesale Agents., ,tel 94(
Sackson.'dib-Piintei
- /INTEL /ND 0/188TNIIT
mewing Machines.— gm improved
POLIBLII.TUREAD, worrintsi equal to soy one Min
dred4ollsr mashlos in Monodist.
ItfeWNNARTIrAOLIA, ;
No one ialied . to inziihae6tiniii: they In
iie pezfortnenne - .._ ; r - .7 . - .- :
- L. EL It AYMOND, Artnt, ,
°Mee at the ERmee-Parahthing store of John A. Mur
phey do Co., No. 92_2 IMMIBTIWT Stmt. fe22-110
Jackson, TobPrinser;
FIFTH AND ONEATNIITatreets
Sett, Glassy, - ; pswa•lant Hair I—Oar - fair
reakma who eovet a beatititit head of waving Might,,
.should try HaTIZL , I3 X I.I3BTitALA Han
RESTORED.; its as °leans's» n s hair; imparts to It a
delicate _witness and brilliaaey
yieldeta - it the dallalarattairratis - of tleyrerta Aold by
sit druggists, and by =LEA - 13117:& tOt
CHEISTICUT Streiti - Pbtlailpics:. T:relB.Bt:
Jackson, - Job - -
NIPTH AND offEBTl9l:ll.Btroetg
getting .hlantslitesii-Prattta- Pateat_Deuble
-THBPaO WINING 8,140M1003, having a new patent
hammer attaebea t thit tains 'fee of hem or felt.,
PAde fiOia s2b to188'. 7 : lac lial4e,st wbolea4s of retail,
at TO 011118TNIIT Street, seeend Hoot.
2 fen s w 8t - 0. P. 00N51811,
WindeW Shades:— • _ -
DDT& -BOADAND; -
• -. -I.ANDSOAPDS, :
DTDRAIT -9 . TRWS,
_ - - . FUMED OMIT/DID,
- ' DLAIN ,CANTRF.S;;WITWBOULDORA, -
HUPP, WHITS, AND-ONUS HOLLAND •
- ~..AND BRADT TrKTURDS.
• A new and envied aseoetteent of Bbades,-Lnee, sun_
Dwain Curtains, Ociniees i , Binds, Pipe, Centies, Ipoof , ,
end Teeple of an libric ' ,
A large etooh of abovegoOde Wifteile foe /*Jai trade.
.'
The attention of dealers eolliffea _
W. - HINNY PATTIIN,
.080 OILISTAVT street.
fetZtapl2
Farrel, •Herthig, & V..,
DI. Hoefltindta Calebt'Ated
- - GERMAN BITTERS,
-MIMED DT
D. 0. M. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
.WILL•1111113011aLLY ODU
LIVER COMPLAINT, NYBPDP3Li; JATINOTCY,
Chroat or Nara Mes Debility, Distiaise of- the MI.
, ri r eye,' and all discans arizioag from a disardersik
L.rer or Stomach. .
tattoos, Slotior, or Plottoring at the Pit of the
Atomseh, Swimming of the Bawl, Monied and 4 4 r- '
@mit Breathing, fluttering at the Heart; Choking or
Buffo citing Sensations when In &lying Pasture, Dimier
of Vision Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain, in the Head, Deficiency in Perspi
ration, Yellowness of the Skin and EIN,
Pain the Side, Back, Chest - , Limbs.
,to., Sudden Jingles of Heat,
Barn Mg In the Plerh,
Biwa Instgiologs of
Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
A CLERGYMAN'S EVIDENCE.
The fey. Thomas Winter, raster of the Rozborough
Baptist Church, adds - hit testimony to the efficacy of
that greet remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Demists's%
Nervous Debility, de., HOOF/ADM] GETMAN BIT
TERS :
Da. 0. M. JACKBO3l.—Dear - Sir : I feet It doe to
your excellent preparation, Hoofland's German Bitters,
to add my testimony to the deserved reputation It has
obtained. -I have for years, at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system. I
was advised by a friend to try a bottle of your German
Bitters. I aid so, and have experienced great astricre
expected 4elirf. My health has been very materially
benefited. I confidently recomtnend - thaittleta when
I meet with 'cases similar `to my own, Mod'have been
armed by many of their good effecte.
Respectfully yours,
The Bitters can De had . of Druggists throughout the
country, and of the proprietors, Dr. C. M. JACKSON
& Co., 418 ARCH Street, Philittyphia. feltdBt•Wl t
Dyspepsia.—'There la probably ao disease
which experience has Ito amply praised to be remedia,
Ale by the PRIUTITIAN SYRUP u Dyspepsia. The
most inveterate forme of this disease hare been com
pletely cured by this medicine, as ample testimony of
EOM of our drat citizens proves. _
K. PRIOE
William W. seen,
Ferdinand J. Dreer,
John 8. McMullin,
Isaac Biliott.
'For sole in the city by 1. Brorsoorner littk sad
Chestnut, sod Hansard hi Co., corner Twelfth nil
Okeetnnt - • 1114141. WV
• March 81, by Dr. Griffith. J.: P 2, at hie rerldence
near Darby Pa., Mr. JOHN TAYLOR to Mre ABIGAIL
WHITLOOR, of Princeton, N
Oa the evening or the Id !patent, by Priende , Oere
may, BURT'S DABBER to LIZZIN 0. UeNOOOK,
both of this city.
March 3,1859, by Res. 3lr. Boddarde, Mr. JOHN 3.
BROOKS to Miss AD gLAIDE L. ROBBING, all of this
city.
On the Sd Instant, Mr. A. 11. 3 . 1:11141N, in the EtMb
year of hie age.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
Suddenly, on the let instant, of congestion of the
lungs, It. 4TIRLIAG SY 'LEON, In the 37th year of his
age.
His Masonic brethren, and male friends In general,
are invited to attend his funeral, on Monday, 7th inst.,
at 10 o'c.oek, from the residence of his mother, NO:
25 Dook street, without further notice. To proceed
to Ronaldson's Vemetery.
On the 2d Instant, JOHN ABRAHAM, Infant eon of
Abraham andilarrlet Hass, aged 21 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the teeldenee
of his parents, Eighteenth street, above Francis, this
(Sathrday) morning at It o'elock
On the 7th Sestina, ADLLINE W , wife of Augustus
Damoulin, in the S7th year ‘f her sge.
' The relatives aed friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her husband. S. tt corner of Tenth and Locust streets,
this (bsturday) morning, at 8 o'clock, without further
notice.
.
Ou the Ist teat., MIOHAEL 0. HINTZ, in the 63d
year of his age.
The relative] and Mende of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the faneral. from his late real.
deree, 1215 Wa ll ace attest, on Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock, without farther notice To proceed to Ronald
-1101,05 Cemetery, - -
On the 2d instant, MARY, wife of Nicholas Beard,
sr., in the 27th year or her age.
Her - relatives and friends of the Grotty are respect
fully invited to attend 'the funeral, from the residence
of her father.iu-law, i. Beard. 8r.,N0. 1.581 Fifth
'street, above defferam; Enidey ftenkoon, at one
o'clock, Funeral .to proceed to Odd Yellows' Cents.
tern.
Oa the 2.d instant, MART ANN PHTBII3, daughter of
Adolphus end Mary A, Peters aged a yearn, 8 months,
and 16 Jaya, -
The relatives and frienda of the fatally are respect
fully invited to attend the funnel, from the resident*
of her parents, No. 2080 Calton ablest, went - of Twen
tieth, on Bunday afternoon, without further notice.: TO
proceed to ht. Harrel Cemetery. - *
1223ZIEiti
A NeirAiliel•
Pinion & Bonin 0000410 for the Heir.
Photon & Bon's Coeidne for the Hoar.
Phew: lk'gonis Maioltte for the Heir:
' Beat sod Ohespest'Artlele,-
,Bast and - Cheapest Arttste
- _
For Dressing', Beatittryiag; Olesatig,
For Dressing, BesOtifying, Clesning,
Wm-Dressing, Beautifying, Oleardes,
'curling;
sad
Beetetin[,
" ' Bantering the Bair. :
Be.t.orhiqg the Heir.._
Inquire ter Algona', ioinia Sonoine.
Inquire for Phi - don* Bernie
. Beware of Counterfeiter .
beireie denote:Jetts'. -
Large Dollies, 'Fifty (Jude. -
Smell Bottles"; Telenti•llve, Ceuta.
Brain boitiei Tranti,five-
ivri aIiIIOTBD TECNIIi
IRON BABE WAREHOEBE
NO. OStO OBJETNITT STREN'E.
(yayna's Han.)
as Constips
lion, inward Piles;
Fulness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity or the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness or weight in the Stomach. Sour Erne-
Boxßoaorolc, Ps., D.O. 24,1253
Marriage*.
lOtatbs.
T. WINTER