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VILLINERT‘'
ki;1 1 / 4 - *T ),0 0 0 , 13 , 8 •
, r 4!, *pa!, ciomtLimp,„ttcqtaum 'AssolswiNT
'RIBBONS antriryAlwroription,
scourkren,Ks AND CRAPES,
AItIaniii4LOELOWERS, auonms,
r And otherMillyery sooda.
s,
01_mr.** 00.0Bytlakii.447,
bow_letla insidastion by, wad ale to,
"."811 419)11/1 1VT2211
t 0ht: 1 ,4 1 1 1 . 41,f 4 6111.1 * 40‘ k4Aliet
daithroU'orliwlsi innno7,l t!tilr Perebs.m•
BROOKS & •
' ,481 bell' iiillllllT,
flli4let (iite of 11% Stieostatßaeoisa Ht.)
- aj: -• * •
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• •
• 8C :DAVIS,
- ifiNtIfACITRIBBAND DIALERS
and So l titli r rOnrili . oit, * (up otalre,) .
- •
tiOinilete dock of the
0401 Olde; litchi 1 4,0J,APIcio,likie•Xiktititelillit
lei byere to lat/Nd : ' - •
• - - •
Oboe. UM.
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MSte UM*, wield be plowed
.to osobie !glow ovi!hivtitorclous of Mootto.lloopos
- r 4 - ' - kebtwaixt.
STRAW AND 'MILLINERY GOODS,, _
stribriog rimoml from our old otand, 46 South Oecood
776 CHBBTNBT i3TRBII,
NNNNNN AVID AIGETZ,
` Wile* mow fielpara4to 411614t10 our - onuoroos
' - COMPLETE' -STOCK
•
.BONNITS
Pilaw ts ad osuaki*iii" akio,
• !LOOl6lllll3,lOAPfi, ke.,, ,
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PLOVIREI - 9
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audios I.'
ine q uaua in. this e eliy,
rad ira - reepilla isvit4l6o attoation f nierednata
Oank sad ties buyer* will lad it, osolally Weir
5WF 1130 4 1 ,v,1 1 !** 1,,,
.LINC9LN, ;WOOD, sioricaa,
••• ~fitahais , ,
#4.P .: Lf.59 1 , 1 N - 3. °NF'S•
!, aspirin ma Maandiatturer •
STRAW aortziETS,
- osei•rra_rAmain Won,' -
AirritittAtlior Eat *tiOnES,
ta,:i01144•41 ! - ::!;,?' • •
it 1 6 r*. • -
Wsifutigpixorlis -;
916 BILIPILES •11111MKET)
;.' - 'infrkikrl ll , l ##,A,47 :. ,:f o o oll ß B
Embruktiiiip,ivitirE fiOODI3
Sari, apes la_ atotw at eou p ate oisortmeat Alf all tb*
' ".
ail, sad deatrable ! styliie,',walak: eell: at ttie
iiterWik
S'III,MI ANIyMII43I.IIE4Y GOODS. - ,
S. ":OUSTER.
ALN DNAL 1R IN
•
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zyiwit 811010 i.taßOT,','
• - , :ratco tte‘ Inc „ 1811-twit
IttikitEtltilotts's: :,:"
q,310"s poi ,avntir for the ,OUiiilf/1041111111 for the We
er, ttw,, 00 . 144 . 4 1 , end• lire new lu store a complete
':iieerrtiseet, whlehiie lift keit to the !zap it the
LOWIIIST ,1410 Es:
editarl l ,!tp,Hi esel!gei j ethht of on!' eta*.
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liAiit'efarla#4
cr • IMPIATIBB ND biiimuritf . . • -?
OARSIIINOL: - • !,
or,cotS,
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I .
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tig,iit gin n 4
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ironitoo; pli.fskio invite
tkilittoattott Wtstimila4 !1V11N1.,-,•f#1,21,
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with aii 61114,1 CI! ' ` WOOL yoorrlm) rocrfa#,,ia4
AT*OOO,IgAIST.OI , I; & Od . o•
V iIiNLTRAOTtr t
- - : - I' , 4O9•MAILtIT fiTILIMi%
lit'Alk3bl4Bo
,miriukAoittiasit or
OIL CLOTHS,
•• , •
:1.4111:N OT VIII 111) STREET-,'
Otestotl Die ttide a large !toot of cirt, OLoill fl of
eirerg deaeriptfidi, the iargeeturprtureut of „
WINDOW MOO, cud
BLOM HOLLANDB, -
La Obi market at -
TOW 1=4LIC:1318,
-
V.k.„ T,.E Auic S . A;
ONINAN , OLLZED„ OIL ODOVN, a beautiful wale
toeWintoyelllpidoc, , „ 1ej2.20
RIDGWAY •HEUSBREEL= •00. '
• •
- Are reeibridg pan Inipplfee . , '
• stiPEttio_tidr.ocirEfis.
DOESHDRA,
moon, - •
_NANCY cu1a617a5e,,270.
Prow thitallowliidelibrided ragants,3taiers
_ IaIDERIOLIROX.9IOI:(LittIo Thddst.) '
JOHANNT4B9OII; = ,• s • •
asvkas. itORMTDT (6.,sad, g.-Olothd=) '
" ZAMBONS. aso.tualn- z • •
ILAsoittingpr.s. It; CO, add otheid. ,
' 014 , P1?1 -. • ; '-' 298,00-1131^2111T 19-rdet.
CARPEPING,'
oLoTD4,' AND iti , krr/ifigis
WOLF:Es."WiLSOK; & Ci(j.
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oo*htzesio4l , taitoire*ra " •
, • , STREET,. • •
. „
TAPESTRY Innviat
PLY,
' '
- METILE, , USW, IKITOI4,
' ' oortor!, as*, Fnd. RA4 ,
-PAR RE
*ht en we at* reeeteleg'datly from tile Meoefeetereti,
awhatereeteredttroTer the trade daltherat teiais.
Rai* the Apart, for Ware et i. 14 beat iita poet de=
etralde pole; we can offer ladeetwilitte not heretofore
to 'helmet In yhqadelphfa, Tied! told at Mum'
faetarerhilate44,','„firden earittnity attended
„ Er' AWN Agenta • for - Blank and' Whltedffaddiai,
tame supply el Whit& we hare itece*Al7 °ahead.
pARkEr.I. - , AilbEttil d, •
eimmiatuoN , MBROE(AN . TB,
. 126 CP 0 34142E1
OLOilit; ioscaitz.ms,
,2320uSTNITT STB TO, -
•
tribl-8m • pillsdolplilsa
.GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
-AND •
TAII4O..RB' TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPE -
No. 9 13911TH POUNTII
-
gave now in gore s full aniortinent In their line, to
which they invite the Attention of their customers
and bnyere of :sueb seeds.' f094-tifepl
aw ll.. MIOIISNER '&
CO.,
•
_ WHOLIVILE DEALERS
IN
PROVISIONS,
AM ottn.*Ne of .
• CHOICE" MEATS,
No. n N. wATNirjit., and Om and 966 N. ilicINT Bt.
• PHILADELPHIA.
.•
AIMS DEEP, PORE, LARD, and an assortment of
PAPPIFIOI4B generally, including HAMS, TONGUE?,
also DEEP of onr own curing, both pity and Wootton,
eorettantly on hand; quality guarantied.
SUPERB are = partionlarlylnyited to tall and examine
oar stook, ' ' = ',
feb23.3tnie
The anderalgoed hats been appointed eoie agorae for
the 'United BtAdee-ind , thmoada, for . .the sate of the
Ohinipagne Wiwi of Misers. JAo4l:lEB'43ogitti &
00., at Chaioneanr-blarne, France. ' We patent their
wines to the publie utast two brands, namely
PPLE
Tits 4, PBBLX" Mate is of 'exquisite garor sad fruity
Wye, and is guarantied to compare favorably With any
Wine in the gmeridujoarket. , - •, .. •
'The lINBIEI • lea due Cabinet Ohadpagne. of •
brundiful Ruby color, which la natural to the wine.
Thu 'wine is, undoubtedly ope of the afloat Cabinet
Otituniagnsal produced •In grand, ' and is made frr;m
grapes of the amidst melodious., „ -„
Prioio the big etperienoe, extenstie podessionn, and,
large, means of the well known bode of ,TACQIIPIiI
09141:0, and khelr deteiMination to furnish
Wind which shall meetwith the approval of conermuerir,
wa. feel parendied that a trier will fully eotablish all
we claim for the bustled* of these wines.
. .
OR ' A.MRIt, ABRGO, & MGCLOBKRY,
• kip. 19 BROAD STREET, BMW YORK.
• The above Wines limy be had at,the folk:wing please
In Philadelphia:
0,11111110141` &Co 1811 Rtalltirt ; Tuowas 11.
JlOOlll A CO., 238 Doak et ; Jsaei WALelle; 281 Chest;
nut it.; dos. P. TORUS & 00,, 206 0. Prone at. Myr-
Ourci. ALLAN , 214 S. Pront'at.; Partin:sox douse,
CO ,68 N. Second at.; Liweor A Yearns, do? Mar
ket it,; Toomrsoil 114e02, corner Obeatout and 'Broad
ati.; Pe.lollll, Jr ; Twelfth and Obeetaet ca.; Bill
r LIMAN & HAYWARD, 103 Market et,; Ehtiole 001610#,
eor. Broad lied Walnut; Assomi W0ar.,1120 Walnut
street; Wit, L hltoooo3 tr. 00.,116 ®oath Third it.
Also at the following Hotels
- Greasir 045171111,41i110111YRY, Syrltil, A CO.; WABIIINO.
TON Mono., A. F. GLASS; Br. Llwaaroa Nano, Wit.
B. tlaursaw. A Oo,; Af-211011APITO , 110TIL, 0. MOKIII
- A BON. - fell mwf-4101
lUNGERICH & SMITH,
1 - : 7 sii: r sisaist , Urn!
•-.70141 T. PI OTT, ' e •
15
ABB JOBARR'OB
LAWNS,
RIBBONS, • •
lastatoirttalks,
_WHITa GOODS, Ike., for.
HAS RNMOVED To'
„ .
No.' 15-NORTH. FOVRTEi STREET, •-
RiWo MI floe 'of 'hi Oboro Goode, ALI", reeotriog
3085 from Anotion,l,o Irblotr•Ciall and Short.
tlnie Boyers Oro invited. - - Moust4m- ,
,
100 BBIA. 4PIRITO 'itruPtrintiii, ip
,ator. osil for Lao by
0441:11 ., , %YAM AIOWI4/1614,
toi woo w
1 11 .4:0PAe'Vom.milti 3 Ott 4301t0c5.,
furnisbirt Orrobs.
tricuitierrt 15ottiia:
,tUities anb.tiqitare:
A PERLE AND RUBIS
CHAMPAGNES.
031joicaate Grocero.
WiIOLESALM
G R O C E R S,
No. 48 NORTH THIRD STEW,
PHILADOLPITIA
PHITYAMPTITA;" - *OND.AY, -14.411.C.4
,- .
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=Ell
mcirip i ticopp,on.p,;loo4:,
Claims Agamet Foreign. .Govern, reras.
. , Among 111004a i WonnmonlagmlAlarby
fiongiess, &kills mnohitiliferetiting 4 jed V.
oniqletall, tmtielfeeat will ,never he rimed, and
'tiling iharinfititaiiir te fkiiiriflikisiftAdL
Now , apdothp4o4#4l44 . ;;ll44i l titmlih*,•:and
even roinaiAtic;inf': ilo s k 041:".-$.60e . ;the
tw9.l(pinfeth: 'TO' , :Org.ocoiiii i t pot
issued, giving . a'l ' g 78 ':;t:ttie,"ii , zaiio
of the 'United' Statelfilinti#l4oo A ' - fir, , 11 '
ments, may ba„said.,peculiarly to.hnio. :. .A.
glance thretigh - iii. orfetillre,o4 l ('
,nty
nikittilegoi Mit ibita*ot ..I,,ctfrgtffir.:4l4nt of
1
ourielationati'vith:otherArtfenunents ' the
ting4 l 4 l 'PriternYlAil , 4oi : .4 66 .t0. ' , - i - ni;
mime of thei maims are musing ; ?fit° are
bean(' kidu 'tlie Moat ' 43 .*ae'r4itiliiiit , i ) .'
tions; -some refer to =*6pertrlostj li4)tke to,
lives loaf,' and in 16* Gabe .we notice a 'Ostiri
set up against O. foreign Government, on 'the;
1
abo!Vor , tfo y044514A . pi:41140 cll . : :t1111 , ,p.. Ma.,
:flit.: 'A' - iesi;:elt.iltekteg , ,o4s.',.mos : bi, , .:; , 4 tell :
with interest. to' the giiiterni-reador i ' '',':
....4: ... ..."...,,,-,'! t,..i.....0t _
.:! • :
1 . , otAnis ~ F .,0 1111° -T, B P TA, !I:. -, ~- s 4, • -
William - kal),efer, oialms for_ 0E1,4 And damage .
and.indemrdly lonian& perehared :frownbletr of,
New Zealand. from-1835. to 1 . 840, and•;frentfitoni
pertaining ,theinlq;:And `Ainproireinerkie '4144' to,
have heen4madertherpoo, whieh olaimani-allekee,
were aqueidered: end taken - fronalliat',4i Ilk
Bitti;h • antli.orl4es after ..the - eiseition', ot ::tile,
sovereignty of• Great Britain over Nevr ZasisMAlal
Senuary, - .1841), the, modest Suns of Si; inillionaitvk i
hundred and ninety-three thousand coven hindiedl
and flits , dollars: , . -- , - -; - _: - !...,i,
The owners of the „Rosanna emipitiii 'of : Bit;
pressmont of seamen by BritlsiAblpliitna t : Gnitatil
States minister inetrioted to'dimand - stitpienati4P. ,
The answer.,in .this and -preceding case not .saii6-1
faetory, apd the Britishe Government' hi , infOrraiii!
the United. States will not permit the proteitleitat .
.her flactehe disiegirded: ,- - : , * - ~ ' I If '
G i lman, Small, lc co:-;,-Olalni forditinageliydt:
struatienef property in 1841 on the eoset - ofAfrioa;'
by an armed forms from IT. B. M: ship Iris. ="Aftlir'i
investigation, the
. 6 laliinta wore,..offered, ari..E
agreed to - aecept 11,708 80`ria full inde r titultY, • ~1- -' .'4
' J. Berelli and others" claim - the value of oertishil
Slave. passengers wrooked,eit the DORM"? baidoi!
on the brigißnehmluniaPd Cimet, stAvA)intd
and set , free by. the British authernies 'at- Bah,
mac: Representation of, the, mast direotatte_ :;--
Made to the - British' go vernment, and reparatloift
demanded. In 1837, the British Parliament en...r.`
acted a law making appropriation a '42,3,50d ititi
ling for lade run i trto the parties interested in theist
two oases, which sum was•plseed at the disposal 4
this Beifernment,of the ,Ilt4t,a" rißatie,`and dlittk,
hided aeoordingly..— , , r ' ..... •.'''''' L.l'
P. B. Farnham & cio Joy - bark .T.orkee;selsedlip
St. Hele,na as a slaver, and for, being - in itilthdki
Waters without national character.. Claim IS Inl4lo
fof 'MAW Waged at Sierra . Leone and for sale 0
vessel and parse., Claim Urged on oq'jlor - '
ierntnoitt.' Bee convention of 1853.
ere di t sagree..:, Umpire , rafter, aw,rd#
er®, $90,720; ,Tamos (filbert, rorister!s,
. . „
$1,803 ; Eboneier Symonds, mate, $1342 ; T.
ton, superoargo, W 4200. "
Amos Proses, for damages by seizure and
don of,brig DOuginti on eitepielon of being a,
.lidemnity, claimed:. Convention of 18.55,
in full, inoo. - " " • '
Brookhonvo Mint, for damages-by so
ships Tigris and &amass , oiftha 'ixast of:A
Britith • ordiser, !tityliiir 6064' 1 1:0r
Americo. 'for' violizttrog 'Am:laws:Of tlie
States Cop,veation of 1853, , , - Qemsalaelowei
greed as to the !mount of-.damage..: The:
awirded, in 1011,424 006 40.
3654 4 6 . •!7: 01 .1.1
libefited attennisda from , Ike,- brig
whit% :nal. drivet!„ - lb er e'
,W:stie"St„orme
Opttietigoli,of 1853. 41ottirillso!oaerialsaved.
umplre amorls :to the Atigtulyi4Atit*.t,
giblitneoto filnit4 e ;00,` 04iitia:3 46
"l a niiieigolY 430 at •
New Orleans Ineuranoe_ Comparii, and Others;
owners of slavii—For value of staves in schooner
'Fieriness, liberated at Bahama when- & i - en In
by stress of weather. Convention, of 1855., The
commissioners `disagree .' The u m pire' awa rds to
the Louisiana State Marine` snit gire Insurance
Company $8,000; Nei Orleans Insurance Com. ,
pang $ 8 . 00 0.. - '
A letter from Maimbestir, Now Hampshire, to
the, New York:Post,"dated 'March% Says : " This
is, the one firatdred and sixth day of constant
'sleighing in this vicinity."
Mrs. Jane Hrmina Locke, an anther of Some
repute, died in. Aehburnham, Missaohnsetts, on
the 10th inst. She has oontribated largely to' our
periodical literature, and published, several years
since, a recall volume of poetry.
Dr. Thigh S. Richards was the only Northerner
we have yet heard of as among thosalest on the
steamer Princess. He was, formerly a resident of
Philadelphia, a graduate of the penneyliania Medi
oat College, and had dared the perils of contagions
fevers In Central America, and visited many hos
pitals in his enthusiastic pursuit of professional
knowledge„At one time Dr. Richards was the that
resident physician of the Louisiana State Quaran
tine Hospital, and at the time of his death a pri
vate practitioner or the same State.
James Bergen,' $4,840. Arrested in 1848 at
Dublin for alleged connection with prattled agita
tion! Released at the end of three months with
out trial. Notified December, 1850, that on proof
of no souse for arrest, claim would be made for
indemnity. 'Prof , o not made.
Owners of sohoonor Lydia Gibbs; Thomas Wat
son.by A. J. Burke, S. 0.. Per value of vessel
and ',ergo schooner Lydia Gibbs, Watson. Sand
as slaver by IT. B. M. ship Trident, and con
demned at Sierra Leone, having no papers.
Claimant advised of notice that the Lydia
,Gibbs
had sailed from Havana for slaves, June, 1858,
and no complaint of her capture, and no assertion
of the integrity of her voyage bad yet been made.
When shown, redress - will be promptly demanded.
' Moser H. Gtinnell & Co., per Alfred Hodge
Loss by seizure And temporary detention of whale
ship Husain, Clift master, and tender Washington,
at Falkland-Islands, 1854, and consequent break
ing up of voyage. The United States minister
at London was luetruoted to inquire into the mat,
ter and doinand indemnity. .11 appeared both
vessels wore intruders on British fishing grounds
and bad violated the colonial laws in taking and
carrying off live•stook placed on
,the islands for
the relief of vesseli.ii distress , such stook being
the property -of the itoveriuMmt. Case still
pending. ,
RUBIS.
Qwners of the Panoltita—ror loss fly capture
of Panohita brig 'on the coast of Afrioa by a
British cruiser, which sends her to New York for
trial. Remonstrance made against such acts, and
the British Government Is reminded that tho
United States will enforce their own laws trithout
foreign aid. Inderenity.is claimed. The British
Government condemns the aoudad of Commander
Moresby, and disclaims all purpose of interference
with the American flag. Question of award still
pending.
Louis Dabbed—For, damages for allegekiliegal
treatment in olaiming him to be a refractory con
soript, 3n47. Case urged on the Frenoh Govern•
meat's consideration. His exemption admitted
and his substitute discharged. Claim for remune
ration not allowed. ,
Lieut. Jones, U.S. N.—For damagafrono wounds
received in a tumult in Paris in 1861.. Can pre.
eontcd for consideration. The French Government
avows its willingness to pay two thousand francs.
WHIIIBTII of the ship Fair American—For recom
pense for aid and services rendered to. the Fe. n
dropout 7.l.gun war ship in 1806, not presented to
either of the conventions with Fiance. Now sub
witted to the favorable consideration cf that Go
vernment on the proofs of the facts. Result not
yet nsotrtained.
Robert A. Parrish, Jr., claims 15,000,000 francs,
In fulfilment of a verbal agreement entered into
by Mr Fonld, Minister of Finance), and confirmed
by the Emperor, to pay to the claimant 15,000,000
francs Amore his demonstration of the existence of
a gold field similar to"that of Oalifornia, and ac
cessible fo the French arms so seen as the French
gag be raised in token of sovereignty, in any part
of the territory Indiented i Th e c l a i man t a ll eges
performance of his undertaking and asks for pay
ment. 'Presented Nolerabiri 1858. •
Tito ,Consmekelat iniutaboe Company of Bald
mote, $38,21.6—Tee value of sehooner Comet, Shil
laber, and cargo, taken at dertbagens de Indlai
1815-'l6 Treaty of 18.1.9, gaamined by the corn
Weldon, signed, 'suspended, and 'finally not 'al
loved:
Marine Insuranoe Company, Norfolk, $13,000
For sohooner Edward Graham, 0. Bissell, and
cargo, taken -to Marftarita,'lBlB-'l6. Treaty of
1819. Examined by oonamission. Held valid for
outlast& freight and' for mina insurance company'.
(might to have paid on iessel and freight:
in gross, $9,854 97.
Norris StisnleY, $18,588--:Bor value of Schooner
Charles Stewart, Emetic ; oiptyred by boats of Spa=,
liteh man.ofqrar;tieltsii to blookilling ignatirou oft,
Oittaiona.; 1815 and 1816, by ivliefi'sbe aag robbed
a.n6;plmida;ad. - Treaty of 11119. 18.inidnod by
oomcdnBlon:' Award, ) n ~roea , '86,;57i „
• .lamailfaviinagb;se d f and othere-For value,of
sio • and oargo, • oaptured , by Bpaniaide
,in 1817:; Treaty of 1819,_ Examined by commits
; Award; $31;371.62. '
"Edward Carrington, Jr., assignee of, E. (tarring.
ton and 8. - Welmore- - -Forloss and damage by cap
ture, Mid 'Condenon'atiod , Of ship General Carrington
Mid bargc.); at 0.4110,412'1.824 DeOlmiation mode
fOrindetanitY. ,OenvetitlinilB34. - AmOunt awarded
by the oldrunlanloner
Edward Carrington, Jr.,'ltasignee of 0. B. Brint
nell4or ios6 and, damage by condemnation of
ship Gon. Carrington, aforementioned, :at Callao,
•in• 1824.• Convention 1834: - Amount of, award,
'5709471.-
- 4 ,
' /I:Torrington, assigneo of 'Carrington
IV:eta:ore, assigneeS of Baronet BussiliFor loss and
damage bienitureni Slap General oiiirington, nl
Callao, in 1824, Arid mindemnation - of said ,vessel;
ConVention 1884. AMouneof 'award, $8,084 30. '
'„.T.homaa P. ; Buokiin—For lass by condemnation
of ship Con, Carrington, - 1824. Convention 1834,:
Award, $7B 15. • - ' • i
, 'Jesse Metcalf, administrator of
-For loss by condentnation of ship Gen. Carrington,
1924, one-half of in - Voice of Mitchell & Dennison.;
Conimition 1834: AmOunt of award, $522 28. ' '
,Samuel Cabot,' liqUidato'inf Perkins k Co:—For.
-lose condorimation of ship General Curing.;
ion, 1824. Convention 1834. Amount of award,:
$3,201 • . -
- 4 Joseph Hat% administrator of John Hartt —For ;
loss by condemnation of ship Gen. Carrington, 1834,
'Convention 1834. Aniount of *Ward, $1,685.31,
JobrePoshine 4 —Vor loss' and damage by capture;
and condemnation of shin China, oondemied
- Callao 18241' Corniantion 1834. Amount awarded,'
.$7,709.45. _„
,
JOhr),O. and Horgan Gray, executors of William'
Gray, $42,934,07—F0r loss and damage on cargo'
of 'krig Otter, captured' and -carried into Puerto
Rico, 1823. Convention' 1834. - Awarded In full,
$2991310.: '•
Frantic G.„Gray, 89,775'31—F0r loss and damage.
voltage of afordimid brig Otter, 1833: Ceniention ,
1 '1'634. ; - Amonit t aivitrd,"so,Bso 07.
Charles W. Cartulrightor loss 'and damage by
eantitriof brig; Adetino, - IComptori master, on voy
•.age frcrujrloston to St. Thomas. • Convendion.lB34.
Amount of award, $378.83. - ,
Ifempton—For •less on brig Adeline,,
.captured as aforesaid, 'Convention 1894. Amount'
of award, $142 07. ' . - 40•'
Joseph Baioh, president Merchants' Insurance
~ ( ininlinsty of Beaton- 7 4er leas and damage, under:
',.l7 l !iers;oit,brig Adeline, captured 182 3. . conven•
lhiskiB3l. Amount awarded, $4,813.29. • -
Idesmabstsetts Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany-For loss and damage as insurance on brig
Adeline, capturodlB22. Convention 1934. Amount
of award, $4,198.09. •
-I" Timothy' Wilker—Bor loss and damage by cap.
titrolif brig Adeline.iforesaid. Convention 1834,
Aktenne anrard; $2 4 ,371 84.
gemppon—For huts, and damage by cap
.tara'fid* 'brig Adeline aforesaid: Convention 1834,
Ataqunt; awarded, $240,40.
a; ptiltam B . Moilltt--4or loss and damage on brig
vAdoline, captured as aforesaid. 'COnvention 1834.
4,mountl awarded, $435, •
;41=001:Ai ItAtratio Company of Philadelphia;
-. lmago by capture of brig
master, on 'voyage ; from
la, 1823. Convention of
- al captured In Nexioan
waters:- and alto an innoaently,implicated in a
qaeationahle expedition. Spain maintains her
right to leaky the captUre.
Livingstozi,proeberon, &Co, 8300,000, St. John . ,
Powers,4 (To. $35,050, C. 8. Cromwell 8221, 0-
Tyng & Co!, and others, s6,ooo—For damage by
WORM of Black Warrior, steamer. at novena,
1854. Cargo landed and eeyege broken up; ves
sel and oargo abandoned by consignees. Reels
mation made and indemnity intisted on. Vessel
and_ oargo restored; $6,000 fine exacted repaid;
853,946.96 paid, and received by agreement of par-
ties as Indemnity for loss and damage, and ap
portioned by them.—(Bea also Ex. Doo. No. 86, D.
R., Ist session 33d Congress.)
John Thrasher, s3so,ooo—lnvolved in pail
eel questions in Cuba, was imprisoned, condemned,
and sent to Spain, and to Cento„l.Bsl. Correspon
dence had with Spanish Government, and propoal.
tion made for adjustment of all' pending-claims.
Mr. Thrasher released by order of Queen of Spain
shortly after his arrival.
George W. Thorndyke—Protests against Spanish
cruiser firing at and bringing to his schooner La
marline, near Cardenas. Remonstrance made.
A. B. Moore and forty-one others—Captured at
Contoy Island as filibusters, and taken to Havana,
1850. Correspondence bad with the Cuban au
thorities. r Release of them forty-two persons ;
their money, goods, and clothing returned, er in
demnity made. -
Ann Loamy, representative of J. Leggy—A
claim growing out of commercial transaotions and
of a private nature ; not a ease for interference,
but commended to the kind offices of the united
&atm minister. This is a revivarof stale claims
half a century old ; twice promoted and twice re.
;footed by the commission under the Florida treaty.
Marshall 0. Roberts, agent of the United States
Mail Steamship Company, $70,475.00—F0r dama
ges, October, 1852, to ship "Creseent City, ordered
toleaVe without landing mails or passengers be
otMse William Smith, obnoxious e to the Cuban Go-
Terrier, was on board , also, in case or Cherokee.
Tho acts complained of, explanations asked on
points of international bearing, and reasonable
indonanity.
Enna Wolf, s9o,ooo—Wag director of a mining
sompanyat Olen Fuegos, in 1844; was arrested,
imprisoned a month, and after trial released. Al
leges business destroyed, property plundered. He
than earned $5,000 a year, which he considers as
Interest of the capital he claims. Case referred
for, inquiry. E. Wolf, arrested In August, was
liberated In September, freed of all taint and sue
pieta°, and indemnified for all ecipenses. On con
sideration of the ease, as submitted by him, there
does not appear SuMeient ground for intervention.
The Presbyteriari ,Board of Foreign Missions,
chartered by the State of New York for the pro
pagation of the Christian religion, according to
the doctrines and discipline of the Presbyterian
church, have laid out money, and established sle
eessfully a mission station on the island of Cerise°,
on the African coast, and complain that the Spanish
Governor General of Fernando Po, Cerise°, and
other dependencies, has proclaimed that religions
worship, other than accordant with the Roman
Catholic faith and rites, will notbo tolerated under
the Spanish Government; whereby their, property
will be destroyed, and their occupation taken
'away, wherefore they seek the intervention / of
Government. Held not to present a case for inter
ference In the state now presented. The African
squadron ordered to investigate and'report.
3. P; Hutchinson, $30,450—F0r lose of Galatea
and carge, oaptured in 1829, during the civil war
of Portugal. Reolamation made on several sue.
COBO/VO governing authorities. Indemnity pro
mised, but payment delayed. Paid in NA in
1832, and fully in 1837, and interest,
CLAIMS ON BET.OII7M
Nathaniel Goddard, $19,597 08—For losses on
property deposited in the Govornaient warohoases
at Antwerp in 1830, and destroyed by the bom
bardment of- that fortress by the Belgian army.
Reclamation for indemnity pressed on the Govern
went. Indemnity provided by law in 1842. Pro
rata distribution awarded by a committee. (Th
eban° estimated at 5 frame.) Amount paid,
$17,833 38.
Twenty other oases similarly iettled.
CLAIMS ON ROLLAND
William A. Seely, $25,000
Walter M. Gibson—For his losses by imprison
ment, oontisoation of his property, and other lAN
ries 1.,./ the authorities at, Batavia, in 102, do.
Indeinnity and redress urged constantly through,
the United States legation t the Hague. Case
still pending.
Henry Jones—For injury,.and damage from hu
prlsonment and ill•usage at Batavia, in 1812, as
one of the crew of W. IC Gibson's schooner Flirt.
Indemnity and redress claimed from the Dutch
Government. Case still under consideration.
G. M. Graham, mate, Anthony Pilsen, and ?there
of crew of schooner Flirt. Claimants seek indem
nity for imprisonment and sufferings in a penal
fort at Java, inflioted on them as part of the crew
of * Schooner Flirt, W. M. Gibson owner. The ease
referred to the 'United states minister at the
Hague, with instructions to press the same. Case
still pending.
Messrs. Dixon and wife, Steiner and wife, and
hinnies= For loss of, property :by, rohbery
and outrageOus °Kline and violence' romMitted
On the persona of °laments, :a missionary family
resident sfJeff,4 in J 857 - lienionatrinee forth.
with tkddresied to the Turkish Qovernment, with
urgent rielituntion of indemnity, and for the pa-
nishment of the oriminals. Reparation, and re•
dices proinised by the Go4reritmeni.oi TerisaY,
, Jonas W. Tang, ,$1.99,040--:For: lila lone rind .da
mage by briprisonment, "exile, , perional injury,
deprivation, of property, and "rigbta'vrithont
equl
valont. President Filluaoro_quoationitbe morns
of
,the oornplaint on the Nara of personal bard;
Aim but direct!! palted Stites mt.
ulster to Turkey, to make epeoial, examination and
report: The report made awards $lO,OO Oa full
indemnityeind.eueli.suiri is agreed by claimant, bq
be jot. Claimant had eoltrayened the larva of
- Crimea, 'and been leniently dealt with.'. Indemnity
settled'and paid, 18513.
J. Oarboni-4n .Anserloin mistaken for an=
other, and imprisoned, 1854. ,United atm.* lot-
Water interferes. Denser! settled and 1855.
Axnerioan eltiseri (native.of 017
oily) ohargod with treason. The United States
minister Interferes In his'beb,alf. The oeie 'favor
ably Bottled, 1855. '
, or loss and damage caused
onn ordinance of October
dons and itinil* free of
ktmi. . The minister of the
inatrnoted to make urgent
ma for indemnity;
'enmity 'should, be Made
, establfahlng the fairness
esa, has .been repeatedly
bout any payment made;
meat changes in Spanish
umment, and some other
Damara of 'Roamer Ourasa—Voir, insult ankda.
maga by Otitnase fort firing on bei.On a, plensnra
trip fiom Macao toward Canton. .Damand of :
logy and, indemnity made by I;faited, filtatas' eata.:
miadoier Darker;and ropeatad inlBsB.
by Provincial siloyargar, Allagingilse,fort l to.ba
private defence against Pirates, and not a Public.
war*, and
s tbat the people . rare afraid of "ibtti
stitimer; . , - qapo*i.epa pending.
704. Hippai,,lfranott g 4.
~ r -
Pr
fire re Qintanl.oof--
Izens present similar
es amounting to about
tfluat'
Loud, custitaterl at Conl
Lnid ttgin' es illopiiate *Wm,
feathine not yet explained tethluefie authorities.
February, 1858. ' In reepeot of all (dilute on'
China, growing out of recent hostilities "with
France, and Vngland, it le held eeitain that just
indemnity will be paid when the Revere amountt
can be fairly ascertained.
A.' P. Itianalird—Por losses at -Wharopos, Ja
nuary, 1857, whey Chinese plundered'and carried
off Amerloan proporty afloat or ashina. Floating
roeidence and bath towed off and burned. Two
stare-ships with $40,000 er $50,000 goads on
board, and dock yards pillaged, burnt, and do'-
groped ; Ohineee Government boats aiding and
abetting.
National honor and public deoenoy. United
States 'sloe consul Blanobard complainant,, out=
raged by deseoration of the cemetery at Whampoa ;
bodies exhumed ; 'heads 'chopped off and taken to
Canton for bounty head money. January, 1857.
Remonstrance made to Yeh. some trivial excuse
offered by Yoh, and assertion that 'no such bounty
was paid.
T. Runt dc Co., $208,28:8 For aetual lone%
5143,3118; oontingent. 89,900; and constructive,
$70,620, at Whimpoa, January, 1857, by destruc
tion, by Chinese soldiery, of dooke, shops, engines;
offices, materials, paints, rigging, arms, floating
dwellings carried off, schooner Excelsior and cargo
captured, expenses of removal, losses of debts, of
time, and freights, depreolation of unemployed
vessels and steamers, loss of salaries paid to un
available hands."
Divers citizens, for Bpi:Mations, theft, and other
wrongs. Captain Deuteron, United States navy,
ordered to inquire into the matter. A board
,of
assessment of damages make award. It le not yet
ascertained that these awards have been paid, it
being alleged that the missionaries have interposed
obstacles, because they deem the amounts to be
too large.
Charles Moore, s2o,ooo—Por damages by nine
days' detention of his bark Maria, op Mem:int of
debts due from other vessels, and from whaleMett.
Captain Pearson; United States navy, (1851,) fired
on the town, and demanded an offer of indemnity,
$l,OOO, and thirty bullocks wore neeepted. Capt.
Annals visited the island afterwards, was satiated
that full reparation bad been made, and thartbe
Sultan was ono wronged by dishonest persons in
serting there.
The claims of Mexico cover thirty-six pages
of the report, many of them settled and
many unpaid. A large number are still un
adjusted, the whole being a sad picture of the
misgovernment and corruption of Mexico'
through her officials and representatives.
The claims on Nicaragua and Costa Elca
(all of them unadjusted) disclose some of the
many inhumanities of liFALKEn, * and the re=
taliatlons of the Nicaraguan soldiery, with in
stances of murder and robbery of the most
outrageous character. The damages claimed
amount to some seven hundred thousand dol
The claims on New Granada, including the
Panama riot hi* the 15th of April, 1866, (in
which American citizens were massacred and
American property pillaged and destroyed,
amounting to an enormous sum,) have been
adjusted under the provider's of the Cass-Ber
ran treaty. The names of the sufferers and
claimants cover five pages.
Thomas U. Walter, of Philadelphia, $275;000
Construotion of breakwater at Loguayra under con
tract with Venezuelan Government. Admitted,
and provision made for its payment. A %balance
remains unpaid, which is in course of liquidation.
The claims on Peru (adjusted and unad
justed) involve an immense amount, exhibit
ing on the part of the Administration of the
General Government, from 1824 up to the
present day, great energy and industry in vin
dicating the rights of onr citizens, and in se
curing the payment of their demands.
The claims On the Government of Chill
seem to haie all been adjusted, or are in the
course of peaceable arrangement.
,Moat of the claims against the Government
of Brazil hive been adjusted. Our, relations
with that dy,psety seem to be of the moat inns
factory character—more so, indeed, than With
any other of the South American Powers.
The claims against the old &public of Co
lombia have nehrly all been rejected or ad
'mated.
United States and Paraguay Navigation Com
pany, $936,000—f0t violation of rights and ,privi
loges ; destruction, conilseation, depreciation and
waste of property, materials, implements, ko,, and
for breaking sap the several manufactories and
other brandies of Industry which bad been estah
-1644 by said company ander sPoolial grantallCA
c hr Uc - PR, ra
"Sohn Rolteterid'eihert-'4ni dhniago for arrest
and' ill-Mingo' of ' naturalleod Odeon; 'nhO' re.
tarned" to hie natiyivotintry; arid. was held to be
liable for-military iikeide'iltie 'frino Milbefore
Me emigration: ''- This le , 6itii nunievial ciusa
niaime; end the minister thie Itnited Stitee
wee to' present' and diecusaitie Calk
and othete Involving the same principle, with the
... •
'l'inifilari ralnittrt.' - -
1 • enarni ON itII£IOIA.
3. W. Perkins, std6,oooFor loeal3 , the non.
fulfilment of the , Ifilbilitiee of *Rinatis :te the
claimant; under" a' contract allegr'ed lia've 'bleu
entered. irininittchim by the Russian; PleniAns
tiar'y to the 'United States dnrink, the'pendeacief
the Crimean war. " '
C,141319 ON AIISTIIIA
_
.Tsmoli:Oooh P.iobmond,
84,00 Q—For iltwoogolAo
feelings, iii-tloWk*ot4t,:o . td; bafohness
'to 'IOW by " Austrian antboiitiea, 'boosose' he wag
eiwpeoted, as tvirfiVoller, of intdrtainiog 'pa;
nootioin with the' 'fftuiga'ria? movement.: The
llnited Btatee minister at VielWlw . direoted to take
• •
MI proper minourio for',Mr. oate,ty,
end tiborty. bir„ from', stir
*affiance, and • the sabjea aitbitsotiiiity brou ght to
Simon Totisig=itoinrned,to kiiiitris train Cho.
„
United ; States, 1853; , was 'selted",and imprisoned
for alleged violation of municipal law.; Claimed
protection as an American citizen ;, the case being
investigated, it was proved that he was not a 'citi
zen, and bad obtained a Rassporthy fraud.
Martin, Speer—Returned to Austria from ; the,
'nutted States, l-559 ;went into. ilUrigary,; was at
.rested,
,tried,„and condemned .to punishment.
Claimant being entitled.' to aid as a citizen,, the.
minister. of, the United Staisi,atNienua was Irk
strOolod to investigate, the case, ; and aid hitn,us.
far as proper. ; 11 appeared that the,Alastrlan Cio-;
verioment had good ground for itaprocedUte ;abut,
on application, and as an sot of ,otemency; Mr. ;
Speer wee released, and. his punishment ,remitted.
J. if. Bonfatal—Went , from: New York, to ; the'
,metro-Italian,doininiona to visit rolatiyee and die
pope Oran inheritance,! was .4e'ated as
,Ml. Am
trian, ankleot to consoriptiOn and militari,seiyion,
arrested, and. harshly treated., Pia(' represented
and. Indeinolty 'clamed, After correspondence,
Mr. BonfaiitiWas set at liberty; bit the price ef
hia twiny substitute , was - not' repaid,, nor indemnityfor his ether loge's. .The;case,still
cx.Azup ON noing
ci.stu ON fuesisox
CLAIMS ON icArinis
==!
CLAIMS ON SULTAN OF JOHANNA
CLAIMS ON MN?CICO
CLAM'S OE7 NIOARAGITA.
CLAMS ON NEW GRANADA
CLAIMS ON PARAOUAY
TWQ'VVITO
•1! 1, - , 4-1
1199 *T*****C 0 r-r*lnu*Y l f o l* farm f 7 Yair4;
00 **Aitt44 :*.h*tgf. • Aowligeopeolsil
iinamlasiopeT s cor ptreFMlo!!,.to ttLf,ciovprmuolo.
en* , 'W.:010;ert,I5q,0:0g,4:01¢;(1 viotiAtoz
'rot, a oontiaof tit t#6'airit,t,lo - of iiiitopei doff'
I • ` tatter Diem Varitebtirg.'..
lk/Orresteriditioe of thilresi.l
• --Ifinirsnunti,llfarohrl2,lBso..,
•resittitute "to itit'lniltationfierriAtOlmenibehl
and Mears 'bf , the leglitaturisi - and.otlitir prordil
nent publlo nien; to' dallier:an addime at Herriai
t burg, Judge Wilkins; reneratelalike for hterrisi
dook.ond .trfed devotion to Statonndenation, has
written a latter to Hen. If f Atillerg the repreJ
(imitative of digt, Pending. the reguest,,hawhlidi
he " -- deollisOs centlngl ,on 2, account _ ; of faehlei,
health'. `Hie tette4'iltiOmit" In Ole' minifen
hanotringinridnienetnien and'
- and Sentiments of's deolininflistricit; - 18 truly e.
,oholoe: epbtle., releotithe Iniak4 itf, authorl
In the splendor of astatesuian who -toviereisbovO,
- the, shades ,of potty‘: pattleenship and , ranges !lei
,the, purer, nobler„ elements of mental and Metall,
strength.. The imposslbillty,of hlaapporingarnongi '
un this time is universally regretted.„-Although'
lie is
silyersJwitkagNina r turk "
reairfg: th phaved," a rn , :1 e soclelyiit94lll ,4 itth . thie : defYina luitrk,wriYl4
•'-In „
't i
and, Interesting dissussicor nporp twippleMenatol
tl exemption, set_ of J 849, ,Wisieb‘PrP.Tkl_
- the wide* or'oldldrati of bnY:desiedient entitled to
• retairi',2oo; and every peahen entitled "to' ezelnp.
Mon under the shoromentioned 'aeons, elect to
retain: the dame or any, part thereof, out, of any
'bank notesc• Money - , Stooks; 'Judgments:or, other
"Indebtedness;- and 'any Fpisreatv otherwise inetled
to tho,exeropsionshali z not be.deprir,edlthersof,_ in
conseqUenee of any oontratit hereafter_made by
"Which thrPrlght to claim 'stick' egetiptleri Shall be
- .waived er:released. Thy pisoriMan's -tights and
claims wero presented • every-, filinater, ;who
'spoke In as- alffirint 'rot, each one seeming to
have thought' out Itir-bitaself a'-iseheme for the
,amelioration nttbit unfortunate, which, diversity
of opinion," though. mieh.lo ho deplored, as It
may provenrthe deified 'notion,: evinced o'deep
Interest , on the mitt of Our; Represintatives in the
Welfare of -humanity, ,and an noquaintanoe with
the sufferings incident to the reverses of life. The
bill ' - - •
• -" Annot to, incorporate - the' Philadelphia and
lioreign
in the was: reed„and
pissed in the House on' Thursday. Tts norperatore
are Amos - R.'l,lbble; ThilitdthorA2Mehl; Edward
D. Stokes, Samuel B. Henry,and - RobertD. King.
Its powers are very hrietly,deened-rowning, ohar. ,
tiring, employ ing , and eaillngateazeiahipe, and,en;
joyieg •411--thonrivßeges granted to the'"" Ocean
Matt Steam .Paeket .oomptiny." limitation as
to 'pled(' or capital. ,
AtiogpOritori of thebtarkitlaireet Blaring Pond,
(the. , ,set incorporating:which • had - -beast :.hurried
through the House;) John W.-. Simes,.-Jr.,- Daniel
Saltier, Jahn' H. Jones. 'George 'Connell, Robert
Town, .Tames 'Aloorn;Verentialr - L.".lTufehliuten,
John D. Loring, Henry B. lirtilleee,Wllllanr.iti"
Harding, William McDonald, Johp Henderson,
Frederick jumblie, and Jobe .7. - HO'clpai The
Senate has not been in sessitinte.dity. , -WO have
been threatened in-the House, for eausertimeorith
a report oh the Fri divoroe -ease ; as, yet-the
committee; fully alive to this
and the. responsibility attaehing to - the& deitheraj
Hans, have not ~delivered the results of their re
Searches.
„
” As • levant Inward' theolose of the reptiOn, the-
process of ampoundsek - Proieetr,"-whoila , Mow'
slons ,are dircfni and whose lattinsa i ls
,areNqui,
lens; has comnienced ties will now cease to
be'." nisi* thine' :and • beoome tall'it'ineenhag
as of mischief. •.r " •
The veteran Hero of Efan.Jaonto—Gen. Sam..
Honsten--:weit In town yesterrday, and while lire
received the attention and admiration of many of
onreminent oltisennand - ; legislators. -.Hawse the
guest of Ex-devernor David It. Porter. -
convening with a menhir of friends in - regard to
his past and fuiare,.he`remar><ed thithaving been.
for HOMO ,time among the gontsandlvolvset.at
Washington; herintendidanending the remainder
of his life= in privaoV , *d peatie among the "sliteri
on his remote in , - , . : ...
Having had seine experience. as adenisen of the
"Leone Star State."" breathing itsPunSair;
lag the,delights of itumatobless climate ; viewing
Its "canny. Eames" o'er., the mokistia-hille l.n the
north, " the fliriordeokedpralriee in the- alnik.
and mingling. - with its= noble•besibidplanters - and"
reneheros--who., are.'..modairi - of r - nranhOod,i---Sre
would, lid Os _becoming Inol;wity r epdpgs" - I,lkikr*,
faience 'of the" great soldier and = statesman- • ...Nre.
beard hinrat iliffertint - thissrdering bin esisivinsf
issT, 7000 a hosniKtis for
Odds lls Ter . I rFAl.` l3lll i ;
titre' •
al
---
od,"and ti_d..pee'plenritiirui t ans t
attattiatt; in spits Of political differi#Otif'
A FlGGirrlbn feiglttPAlCecile
might have been witnessed, Yestimiataneritli,oll
the roof of a three-story house , situated on ater
street, between ...Monroe and Qainoy, -A young
man was standing upon - the comb of the reef an.
pairing a chiinney, when, the shinglai being wet
and slippery, he lost - his foothold andalid slowly
down, feet foremost, towards the 0A9043. The two
orthree persons who, witnessed the accident - turned
away sick with terror Although-the men made
every effort to get a hold, whioh the fear of 'cer
tain death would naturally prompt, he moved
slowly down, and- was only checked from faith*
to the pavement below by a waterspout; against
which his feet came , in contact.; Bat forthis.frail
obstrnotion he must have been dashed- into, a
Shapeless mass. Without uttering a Cry' for help
the young man kicked off his shoes and proceeded
to ascend, which he succeeded in doing, and went
to work at hie ohimney again, apparently taking
little aceonnt.of an souident which had made the
eve:witnesses heartelok and dumb with terror.—'
Wheeling, Ditelligencer, lifarchlo.;
Honnovvinl.:--The Gettysbnrg (Pa.) Com
pder'gives an mount of the lost of 'a little - boy,
four 'earl' of age; a arainf Mrs. Oyler, of Cumber
land county. He' strayed , from home,. and the
whole neighborhood started out ,on the search,
rooming the Surrounding matiatain through the
day, and displaying lighted torches after , night.
After two days and nights, the, little -fellow 'was'
discovered nearly nine miles from his home. The
Compiler then adds: "The little dog; which had
beenthe child's playmate, and which had accom
panied him in his long and faithful journey, was
found nestled in the child's - bdiom, w ith his head
reclining on his oold and lifeless form This faith
ful dog had tramped quite a path around the life
less body of the Bleeping innocent, that - betraying
the affection which it had for the youth, an its
fond caresses had linked baok the hair upon the
child's forehead. The corpse was conveyed home
to its weeping mother, who, under the peonliarly
efdtating circumstances, was almost frantic with
grief."
Tun CINCINNATI SUlClDE.—Emannel Ge
rard, after the suicide of his wife, became frantic
with grief, and 'acted In such 'a manner that the ,
coroner's jury could not proceed with the Investi
gation, and it became mouser). .to look him up:
Among other things, Emartuel.,withed to out, his
wife up, pack her away, and' serather to Eurdpe,
or to burn the body, and transmit ihe ashes across
the ocean. He was a. perfeat specimen of .a mad.'
man. Gerard was placed in charge of one of his
friend's, lest he might do Violence to himself or
others.--Csniscinari Enquirer. •
Solna ParaTElta in • St. Louis; Mo., •being
desirous of seeing Piceplominl, and not having the
requisite funds to purchase tickets to her concert,
went on board a river steamboat to have a" free
sight. Being fascinated by her 'charmer, they did
not perceive that the boat tuuleiarted; and before
they awoke from their trance of delight they were
several miles away from the wharf and the atty.
They were put ashore In the woods, whence they
travelled homeward on foot.
Fiume PICARD, one. of the first white
persona born at St. Louis, died in Kansas Terri
toryon the 31 fue r ' For more than thirty years
he had led the life of a voyager on the plains, and
passed all that time in rambling bask end forth
between the Mississippi, river and Pacific ocean.
Deceased bad served /teen interpreter at many
treacles with Indians, and a guide to explorations
by United States Whom aerosol the plains and
Rooky Mountains.
hiautisonorsv INVIDENT—ATTISMYTED BUY-
Ma Yon .WANT aF Esfri,orXgaT —A - man was
seen, between four and five O'clock last 'Friday
morning, to leap from the Liberty street bridge,
at Cinoinnati, into the liliansioanal, by. two per
sons, who Jumped, Into the water and pulled him
out. The rescued Tendon' gave his name as Bode
man, and said he had • designed to destroy him
self, as he had been unable to obtain employment.
Tea New r.rlealla firemen had a grand cele
bration and parade on the 4th inst. The expense
of the celebration, in fitting up and decorating the
engines, entertaining the guests from abroad, and'
making the thoand preparations neiseasary.to
such an occasion, us
hy h o firemen's charitable misc.
elation, by the different compettlea, bud by indi
viduate. was esitimated by competent judges at from
$3.1,000 to $40,000.
Ali Imecisron.—An individual,g . vi ng hi a
name as John Grove, has been victimizing several
Odd Fellows' and AmerleartMeehanica' Loiges in
the upper end of Dauphin county. • The
Lfkens
town (Pa ) Journal says : ills tale is that ne has
been robbed, is destitute, and wants money to
take him home. From all accounts, he la the
name follow who has .been figuring in other loca
lities at the tome business.
UNFORTUNATE Summu.—Last Frida y week,
a Miss Elizabeth blahin, a worthy young lady, of
respectable family, living with ber widowed moz
ther„ and four brothers and -a sister, four miles
from Albin, Monroe county, lowa, shot herself
through the heart with' a rifle, - and died Imme
diately. She was partially 'deranged in noose.
quence of recent siolcness. , . , •
A. STEAMBOAT CLERK recently lost, in one
evening, at a faro bank in Kett, Orleans, $2,510
belonging to the boat' lie had - thVowners of the
bank arrested, and it araesuppoeed they would be
made to disgorge, or suffer a heavy penalty.
IT Ie neillsarisn' that the 'net receipts Of ,
the Boston Homeopathic, Fair will be $lO,OOO-a
remarkable success. The receipts at thedoor,on
Wednesday were $l,lOO. and the , total receipts
that day were nearly, $5,500.
INDIAN RELIOS have recently been found in
Provinoetewn, which are supposed to have been
buried • before the landing of the Pilgrims. -
TUN MOUNT VERNON RESTIVAI at
dence, -R. Thursday eianing,•Jast, was quite
astooessful; and will 'milt in a Unborn° fund.
Ifion.—They had 'ripe strawberries at Merl.
aims, Fla., on the 26th hit '
agif err* If#UIIIL:9
0644,5• ,lii:iisse)lll44**6l
zoo uti - -
rozoottudoatitaratut-bt aaeraapaatag, tg the
tilmeirtlilih *(tei::tioiGsloliiaii liliataenSa
_the. typography, bat coo shim et the ibeet
~dNali b 0
eheil be .
veithiraisa Wee Mite,' tor' eietiteaiii itOs:o4
assent sees at theday. talttyiguesetae&iltieelittie,
the teimerees eithieeneemila match the hums.
megetteet er seerierenesittee aleht . 13 4 11 •Wkr« 4 .1
-* O9 - 4 . 4 i' llll -4*.31. 4 4tr; :1 )7:
"TE" GRAPIL . '
"P'. ,:tY'r - -• 4 ,'•
P R i N S Y L Y A N.Ik,LEGISIAIPE.
limiretenual: Marais - it'
rfildWetww, 4 r
The- Senate ;did netrineirLter - dap s hasintradJenruTh4
firer to hrOwley: ,
=L st 9:141.11.' "- - '
Mr Wiesen:, moped tilett„the •,'Meiso teitm
sidea the-bill entitled ' a ioppleseent to Shied teeter
prating' The Clinton County COM Openpany .!'l ethltie
wamagosedf!to,i said bill , wee '
1-# 04 . 1 V.•
Mr eiserie 'front_ the CioMMittee ;ow-Roads and
Dfldllese'rePoktedia irslitinglo roads
in West Goehentownehlp, Chester county. - •
• Mr; - *tarn•Mated -thattttelnirtokproweed telson-•
.side, , the mune ; whiehtral ennead tol was
'read end Dieted ' .
Kr. Barton seid:bilfsitisteri bill 'Sniffled' itie Me
feeiiYOM°l4 SO the lief. hiewellorifisg•the•Weatininster
nd-Al o ,27 r 2 a s t4"Yad
that - thee House der The mirmoibre
a gTle d
to mad. said - . bill wan toed mot peissea dosify: - A. 1, A -- -
Mr, Potektnesid tot., roams ; thee - consideration of
rfonsfiblil entitled ~e ln act to ineoreerste_the.,Mment
:Joy theringterlantifittion 11 --whieh • war agreed tor and
mad igui,waol•pat "1s• tiarPthluilAttld tirnitta•
iowpd
Ysiei4feleril:-Ideekfilitietk*feel,Wloleriei'n'i
re of Selliaylklll,, Iterlivesitisbau<zOteareh',-Dttrberew.
Petron.'elreer Harding. Trimbilferisser, Kinney., haw
rem* of Washington, Mann, Idshalisy,Plehn f Wattef
eon,-Pelaitelli-PrOec, ifrosedfoidoteMedelli'lluslieher
fore 13 .rglrilitiftteellef..Weikerolritsan,lefeteo, Wf.
ley, Wltlleu of ffedfort. Wilson,.Withrow, Wolf; bile
let; and Dona* /ilettaher):49 •
- 10.MA 4 Milerit. , lasyer.eic Ofselield; - Ohate, Oisteiti
1 - Dlemant, -- Wrane, , ,Wienaing, 40404- Graham, at , lb
meriley, Thetteinsi ,iter leekeens, , Leird,Rchreer, istds,
ihniaciAgedithhf t ßerlts, - sllWpitini," litonetidei Stuart,
Warden, -nodirtjugs
11 0.:q.V 2 PLAO4004,tc? 14 1 11.04.1; Hs bid; all
throoldt tice:`ireasion, voted "agetnert hoop end, Why;
insd4blesseChe!dialltadAltirartanpre erthist upon
whlch•Penlcitarynti atlrsemiA doe, in thu Coninten: -
heath:- There was a kieed- ,01 -fitumelatey. • 1 11
did - not 4 snit' fill liesublimenatlyne—H, thought
Woking thoniC-be - -free'ttii , oUi'• nubile" Otto - oh-WA
stringent provisions; :and ; he, woo -tit bow that a sate
system would ,he hmemarateed, try the present Legbeis.
tyre to meet the demandbf - tilde friths premises;. The
Matter. hed teem started? in iteefilenotei.bitt.
sorry to emy, yea bilimpintsd there,dkil.- sot meet Situ such freer ts gale , seeniansiellud It would essi:-:Tioder
theseiiirtsbeitiefor that, esetainloCall ,-
ties, greater banking facilities are Waiteekenad 'Win*
notirely hope of Afeenerallaw,throtirmieenekiam open
4e• - all,r Mi. •0: *Meld rote aye en the pastime hsf 'ore
the Renee wilmettlice esms hp on Ws dual pasJ
sage—if a general law mac noti-meentleile, in fair pro 4
.grer-,lee would Omit JileaDiCal suPWAL
Mr.llfsaaeray‘movedl, nenutie the eiginsklerinon
Huneelditlio. 4614 entitled tisnAst to 'authorial, thri
State Treeaurer,to per the Towanda illeldwe ernaptiewse
balance die them in purittions 'hoesdirith the
Bond et• Civil tlointalisiehdri,sr:iehteh'has agnakd
IA; cult bill weaseled el iteemettintAloint'.l•l
Mr 'Xi:emir moved to amend the saes by #rikieg out
all after the enacting chum ond .iboirtiog o new seAf
time, More.. explanatory In =its tetras; Vat of- ii•lheiller .
ea beam* with the original 5ecti0n. , F , .....,- rev', ""•
'ferment. foal .r
opposed to the amendment, but - ,
will not take up the time of the Hones to diadem 'the
matter nt Aida billet leaumbeammo it has
fi quentlY - discussed. L only rho - -to.rorphd thigsak.
tlemeis of tble Watute and enereakihkie - mminiwisiolert ,
regard to this bill. ern
This, elalm:lassifesUy tioniseirlihtaithellithestfan
of the sot if 1858 mgerdlethe 'slept the litatiele
nee.' the' ac
is l'ererridar that thiititattbnifsel
vesting all bridges ant askasaidi eseediteateestdinf
oat Ske„aeaetenetioa that. works.ifotr.eitidei
sl,ooo' proposed to be pied the Towaside arida, gm ! .
piny is for the construction or a toirirepstetite&
the linadashisone riya4 and -tesy. - illir:,ftpsal*
if. e pay this. *mortise Si di*, , Are'L'iltO4o 6
hiinor 'and - farness; to naraltedainue Winne *ids
Moth& thle State 'en t'Aiemenkteir thirenostrialpi'eta
• bridges; dto. ; for this claim comes within tiir rags - lore
astesoory of clam .mentioned in the set of,Am.4m*.
; Thera fife baLpeaerlaritlet tbourthe 'elailetank •
• eutitleAhle ocenAtay - kniook :to , the Clounuentreolti‘ or;
the paspient,oLit herned theme:lts eL•woolfrothlti
, Maim If there Inks no Idorisidn'whisi for thee. talati
thin they ecimisny) -might have:the plea of dale:
I know, sir;:therele,alteaelf_ before stafh.billgunlest.A
ittaelte of eh set ef - teenuebly. presidia( for the Jpayaseali: s
of these!" °Ulm'' , Then: why /heel - thhreleatipony
•:node z the: shr?alleonClOL 1 44 ,1 *"
there and ,sequre their, pep ate,i, ntlew_Wintiallattleataill
r hope iinitibti nattiness, paitiality, sodauslait dfs,
crimlgatienr mill' not be tereirstiek foible Memsei - M - M 4
;tilt this touting will - be pot; seritusasmegosP4lll:
everf **kir: •
Mr. HsittastAr : There vas a kind of senora - It
4, tir"
ita ndingtlidenterlingrweiromild"tdetirsureerielltvo4
which . there wool& ha act. objeedione...da thief
',bill will tiler up - the whole mantled
;shall ballad Mena
Xmas - , -X think I.lAll remonaii objeetkeektiki '
Ade bill in
.dre nilantee 1.0411. that the, goottonams
from Internief hitn' Reitehtinti- entirely
this - lose,' al horsemen - M.6oler gentlemen Of -tkti •
_This _Towanderbridge was, beillikk - S
• years' bane - the Worth Simi& Canal senalmellik
Ithe EltiniAlurn Jodie/ steMblienderler-thet'Aridge
!the company.` Two
ism4Abe,--
00-titer
irdttipoint. a
body *add draw any metal; .The money _in __ ~.
=hands; and firtherinoney of the etintpanY, end not the
,Statets at all. , This contraat that wee made - wen for thst , ‘
'building of a-bridge,,whichbeloogek part to thaStette,
'anavrhicli eke mina mndisi any maim, , ,
earilifeatineW distiiihaine, ineottneetedultk
mimosas] claims, im , 4 retrapleimii is, the mosey *sub*"
:have been raid over long ago if hfralathtlild net*sig t
, to do with it: In doing this; we Amyl; • authorize the
State 'Treasurer. to dei , what kit is , Istnind-44 dU;sine
,whet he shonld have dons long ago, -
Mr. WiLmiront When this gnestion was barons the.
Mouse in the appropriation hill, it was said by the gad; •
tiemen Who had charge of it that It was ell right; and
that the money was to be srpropriated out of the Vreal
' Nob, I am net going to ,answer any objection
made tin. 'I have given this matter all the attention'
I could, and wasoertainly denirove of voting for it, for'
the persons : interested in it—a:portion of teens at lomat—
lire lona-continued friends If I could vote for NOUN
without setting a precedent that would he lidarions, I '
would do it with great pleasure; but talk of it se yoa
will. about this being a epecial,Contraot,it comes back
to the point that it is &debt One from the 131ata to
I company. NOwil. cannot see adistinstlonbetween cute
debt and another,. There are thaws along
: that North ,
Brut& canal, fr o m the beginning to the end of itOor
land damages, *Web have been existing for twenty-6W
years, and whine I think are just ,as strong and jest is
equitable as this one. This matter was discussed be- ,
font, and I-cannot see anything in the' argument ad."
veered which sada to the ntrength of the till. I 'hall -
be compelled to cote against it. .
hrs. muse 'naiad that the bill be recommitted to the
tiommittes onlithys and Means, ablating agreed to.
Mr. laticitos moved to, consider - the but entitled '
tt an,"set extending the general manufacturing law to ,
the - nianufacturers 'of leather in Sullivan county,"
~,
which was greag to, end' see billwas reed and ptt
ame
with- arcendmente, including the' connties,ol
Juniata. McKean, Ticiga, and getter. -
Parrencos read hurtles a Mil entitled "Jo tit
reaolutiony to dl'ect thcs auditor General to lean a
natant to John Williams, Yr.." and moved .tbatthe
House colloids* file - fame; and said reaolutione were
rend and parsed Reilly
On motion of Mr. Chunten. the Hence went into Ocm
mltee of the Whole (Mr. INCludy,in the chair) on
Now& hill No. M. entitled h An act to incorporate
the Industri Illome for girls.) , -
After BOMA time the commlica rase,and the chair-
- AI,BION
man reported tbeaame to the House without amend
ment.
The House proceeded to consider the said bill, mid It
wan read the second time by its title.
Mr. Prugartrox moved to amend the same in the nth
line of the 9th section, by ;insertion -the Words, or ,
any` other president judge of •thia -Commonwealth:" -
which was agreed to- sod the bill then pealed finally.
Mr. IRISH moved to consider House bill Ne.'43l,'en
titled "A fdrther suppleMent to the act regulating
banke,it which was agreed to, and mid bill warted -
end passed finally._ •
Mr. WARDEN moved that thellinse consider .the bill
entitled ...further Supplement to the act incorporation ,
the Peonnylvania Central Railroad Company." which -
was agteed to, and said bill was read and palmed finally
Mr.lluavair. moved to consider bill entitled a a map•
plencent to en sot to locornotate the Phectin Iron COM. '
panty," which was agreed to, and said bill win read and
passed dually.
Mr. Paorovoor mewed to consider bill entitled
further supplement to the act incorporating the Ca 92-
brinlcon Company." Ilich was agreed to, and said bill
wan read and paned finally. - -
Mr. Cannon; from the Committee on Corporation's..
reported as committed t , a atipplement to the net in
corporation the Commonwealth - I=llmo, Compily On — .
Huristarg,t l and moved that the Moine consider the '.
same, which ivas agreed to ; and said bill was read and
Paesedelnally, „
Mr. Doerr Moved tbatthe Hones reconsider the vote
on the final paean of the bill relative to passenger rail
roads In the city et Philadelphia.
lir. Swum, of Herta, moved. to postpone the further
'anneide, &Con of the motion for the present; which was
speed to.
Mr. Csurnirtt, from the Committee on 'ROWS and
Bridges reported Ca committed an act to incorporate
the Robinson and Seater Bridge Company. -
, Mr. Carman, (corporations,) with an amendment, L 9
act to incorporate the North. western Market Company.
Alen, as committed, an act to Incorporate the Smith
'Philadelphia Steamboat Clinspany, . -
Mr htiCt.tiais read in place ri bill to Incorporate the
ministers and elders conelltrithsg the first United Pres
byterian Synod of the West.
Also,-one to incorporate the ministers and *Mari of
the General - Assembly or the United Presbyterian
Church of North' America
- On motion of Mr. iii , Citole; both of the - above bills
were ordered to be placed on the private eabovier for
Tuesday next. •
The noose adjourned to Monday afternoon, at thy°,
Front New Mexico.
Sr. T ours, March 12 —The New Manion mall of the
2let ult. reached • Independence - this morning. Lieu
tenant prate reroute the Canadian Valley as exceed.
Suety fertile, end in every way %Opted for settlement.
Two mall paddle from Btoektoa are reported as hay.
jog been eat off be the Indians
Bandon!, the Mohave chief, 4s dead.
The Neosho and Alb:Rl:Largos map is In aneeessfal
operation. ,
The Boston Post Office.
. . . . . -
Boston, Pdarch.l2.—Col. Scheeler and - Idlae Pierce,
Bee , the committee appointed by the Boston merchatte
vsalt Washington with a remonstranb• against the
retooNal of the post office, lett here this moraiog• The
Arettguation agates% the postmaster for removing the
- poet (Mae into hie own building, against the orders et
the late PestmPter General, and In defiance of an act
of Congress, le Tit/ great. _
The Steamer Prince Albert. - "
ST. JOHN, Match 12.—A vessel at the By of
Bella reports baring spoken Nis steamer Prince Albert,
'on Tuesday forenoon, forty miles smith of (hips Haft:
She bed been kept Mat by the ice. The Prince Albert
*Ailed from New Yoru Nen& 34,
_for mein Tin Bt.
John. • , •
Sailinwof Steamers.- ","
New YORL, March 12:—The atestszhip
more mined to.day for Liverpool , with The leans . and
140 passengers: Obi also taloa oet 1100 000 inspecie.
The Urdsed States moll stsmasliip 'Ubaldo mailed
to-oaf for Near,Orleernreill - Hieriiiis, w ith th. Cnhas
mails and 6 0 PamaaPrS, among-whom le lobed -IL
Warted, Ee q., tr,Bt.,c.ve.4l,sagt.'Tlionsu.
\ Shocking Accident.
BOSTON', trpoll Il Capes n BTOWD, of tho'ndp Bono
Creole, of OtoirlostOo, fell Into the hold or that Neal
tags =rain, s t namas jaatnntlyknled.
Desitnetive Fire. - •
Damn, N. Y MIRA 1R —it an ally boor this
morning, Meimbenstro tannery or limr L. g Wbrir
was dutroyeit by dro: lyre Imo is istiondlial at 1110 1. 000 1 -- _
Apca wlita4 tiara is a partial Imams,' , -
=EUI=I