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Piot! t, • ,N 6; , KM= Siri;el, !Allow *tit. iii+l.llac . - Joski • . „ - . - „ F nt• p i 111 VA NI? 408, 42 I FOR)IT.,GN l k.ll) , )•D,p#Ly f fiTAo TWEE T " NNW 6OoDB:roeitiviti* ey , stypoloF saux - Itson.'-:; • AO LIN TOOK i . GB AN't AkiC. j ; 4. :;-',,,,-,-...:,::, ' '",,,,;:i-=v1;:f:: -, :: -:I, %' • 1 ',; rsoporions fillatl9ooo . 64? fialer : • -.-: ,-. • , 'C'_„--, * 1 ei. - .: - •i - -.- , ::-- - s',' oLorat, OA~B~~gii.; Vp • 4 jQYOO - lidelyrtrulANrilcoilvw „ .-••• ,to zuzA:itik; itti; DRY , OQQ.DS , • .118 T " lEEE .UL 1 11 04 .1 1 . 0 P0 .. 1 859 s2 l i -614 .0 gt4iti'#ajli,:cf o th9HYPl hrt , - ' - -pIPOItIiNRS Ii141) - ;00EltEt" , . opOs ik.00111910• ,00,644,,whink thsylis. Vits# l l l .att: ol 4 lo o of * O4 ll. 4 •', • tobt:1101 ,b6s T r , Wl4l 1 , : ~.., • - lojii7 , krUnl'7o.lncrit . 13TRINT _ 1 - • •iRk --!:`fiettQ ,--,_,. --,-sii ,:itriaiiil4l3oN* 11.101 , 30;_,14A,ZM1D* - -, . 41.4,1,4___Wt - v , t 41i't 4 7,---L, -11 r i T '111" r! '7 41 4. 14,74 90 -t ' r e - 041 s, 1 T. L'ii.f4444 - 44 - P* 44'0 liTiMike iii*,, tittyMEßME)l4lo.ol)s;)'` r.+t, - ++2+;:,' -0!"! +-,•,;+,[ii,4ilthiftetiMillt,t*P',,MPti:PM f`.i:':'; °:"-t++;4-t644-7.7"a+ Aili' lllV , `+' - - f •+ ' - '' ' .+.+:.. + :,,,, +:4+ll/2*VilliP i .+.; 1 ' : + - • !----- • ;:; f- r -V7 ,1 -;<; . 1 -7 • ,' , r . ++- ;+ , infOtTiiißS qi M=M Ik:YOL:'"_2NO: 198 • 4., . . ,i ;I:inii,:d'iii.iii--.6i3tro;-=,' P7 , ,• 71, 1 §.vciTlON.i.tgrffirortar;'- ,it(?lt*ON and DOZOBV, . , BANK'STREET, '• , . Betarienienond and Third, belaw Martnt. Inund+lna t‘ = t - SANTEE, .iAPPE:TJARS•diTio•JOBBERE:2 ' .TGER *. A N a .AIItERIOAIt - 2119 D S, . THIRD STREET, Aboviltilse attiletr. • • .';brgßailiAol;' SECONDS z‘v - 7-v ,4 "."" 4/1011BIlierLy 7:11.:13. Eying, .111 EGET4:,33Arati - to • ;,;`-'. 061: 0;4 44i • JOBBOS ' • - ;:,- - " • • , 1 ;- " - 4 - 6 o o#ol9 - 11 IR D S TENE 0" ',STOCK and ready for IBp.yrol. ,grpmptiNixiiiumeialaitto r ,from all parte of ,iestieotrally sotialte4 t i O ib tik t , A o l PP ,l l"l .3 • "- - ' febl6.Bm iANSP4CH,. REED, & CO., IVIIOLEISALE DEALERS re-v . _=:-6 0:a D S Nor , - 180 NORTH ''THIRD STREET, 4WClheiry 0/. 2 ) PHILADHLPILIA. WRI - -NG/ 1 9 - 01.809 • solo -".; *55 • LiaI'OATIRB.ANDI9IIOTiIriALETOBBERS of , _ •, wideh the atienpt;ifol . 18311 to U invites. Sll GOODS. ,4 " , ; - - - & co.. $36 114RIC,RT STREET, Are now prepared to offer a lug, -• t _ - NSW'SSD Airs. • Toiybleit'aFf!ialr - • TK AirENTIC4_ Ole 'l3liYiEt6.l „ , • ozonis;• 73 . 1.6.1111708, &e. - 30 , 111.4RKET STREET.- - febl4l*.' • FITHIAN;I 'JONES. Be CO., AL:E us . • ut OE4 net•N AN-I)Lp om.E-T , DAY 240, - 31.6.,8842 STR - AET, Pops doors belOw Tbird, Booth side, ,febl-am iihoefininttgo. CIT:iII4I3ERS,&CATTELL, 4 • NC!." 8,2 Noicrx r vizap_stant „PHILADELPEIA: IMEOETERB VliainsTOMM 1333.11•T8, AND Minufsotarein of, CITY OiLP and KIP AKINS, IdtlEoooo and LININGS, Oak and Red HOLE LEATHER ~ Gb9l-~ - r earriapts. GEORGE_ W. WATSON'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY ` Xa5;".1.217 1219 and 1221 • T NU_T , STREET. riAITa3,IA.GES ' Or THZ MANDFAOTIIIM OP WILLIAM D. ROGERS. B,4 I OBITOUY, ORE3TNIIT STREET AOll 1009 felol64m 'Dines and iiiquoro. LA , - , PERLE AND RUBIS CHAMPAGNES. -TheWedesitioed bate been appointed sole agoutis to -Uie - Un4ed ptoteesot Vitiate, for the ode of the 104131:9*O-W.foid Mai , fte. 'JACQUES 0,013,86 & 130:, at Chiteniwrg.Meroe, irsOde. We present their `lgen to the publiewode; two blinds, mower . ,„ PERLE- '' AND 11,111315. .(PVILIt il.Wine is of exquisite Savor end fruity tiote, and id guarantied to compare favorably with any Wine in the American market.' The : I ...FLUDIS 37 ldrs , tine Cabinet Champagne, of a eolor, whith Is natural to the wine. This wine is undoubtedly one of the fined Cabinet I.lhampagoes prixlitaed in Traucu i and.' is made from giupeoll the oholoest selootlons. grom the long experience, extensive possessions, and 'iinge UMW 0f... the well known liaise of JACQUES CUBIC & .00., and their detormluation to furnish rivet whichatill - meet with the' apgroval of consumers, .4irg feel nereneded thetn trial mill fully establish all we claim for the entellenenrif these wines. OKAMMR.,:ABEGG, & 400LOSKEY, 17°,19 BROAD STRBTT, NEW YORK. . . The IibOVO Witten walla; had at the following places In'Thtladelphla , , r rose °mamma & Co 084 Walnut et. ; THOUS 18. /icon & Co., Z6B Dock at ratear Wsiataa, 281 Chest -ntit st: ; Joe. P. Iowa; do Co., 206 2. , 7front St. • Mir- OitsiAL & Micas, 214 0. Front Bt. • RITTSBSON, UOANS, .119 N. &eon/ pt.; LIMBOS '& TICISEZB, 007 Mar ket it. Trtostrsosi 13i..50g, corner Chestnut and Broad AC; 2fg. PASSIM, Jr., Twelfth and Oheetnut m.; Blu nt IS/11 ts• HAYWARD, 703 Market it ; Ootaos, ear: Broad and Walnut; Annoin & Wont ., 120 Walnut 'street; WY. L MADDOX & 0o. ; 116 South Third at. Also at the following Cliaash Movie, PassnonnjBnnue, di 00.1 WASHING. SOS Hocws, A. F. GLASS; OS. LAWSKSOS HOTEL, WS. Blk & Bow. 43. - VAIUMBLI. & Oo.i Co.ISISBORASIB, Herat fel , l 0. Mail; . misf-ens inniebing evobs :GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS TMIpRS' TRIMMINGS i.Aorracopiar as PICA6II4:7M, No. 9 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, iTave - now in store n full assortment In their line, to iikt*:thni invite the attention or their customers , ,04 bujoss of suoh pods,' . - fe,'44.dtspl. t;iinmipc4o4 Aoitvo. imodara4nit. ,&; do:, • , biItPET MANUFACTURERS, HOMO MILLS GERMANTO,WPI:.. IMPORTMED AND DEMLEDD °ARMIN% ' ' • , OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, • RUGS, &o. WAREHOUSE, '509 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOBYTII-Tllll ETLTE HOUBB 'We 'ha . ie now on hand as extensive' stack of Oarpet• tog, of our own and other make's; to which we Invite the attention of Western and southern buyere. fe2l-2aa CARPETINQS.- " ' OOLN MINIM IN TELIS CITY ApPRN, THREE PLYS, SUPBAFINES, . AND liztrzilitzs, ML/SUWAO4I7B.II . D 8T . 0 &LA. IL BA. R. S'E B - • With gradmot , • .„ALIpcOrT9N INEMAiNS. ATWOOD, RALSTON, & 00., MANiJitApTI:OIIIIII3 , AGENT'S, 609 MASS*. STRUT - BLAION .466 MANVRACITURI9II.B Off OIL CLOTHS,;' 146'IT9RTH THIRD STREET, Offer t , the trade a large stock of OIL CLOTHS of every derription, the largeat aesortrent of ~WINDOW IMADti and - ' - - BUR; ROLLANDS, In this market, at • LOW PRICMIEf, . ANA I" A V,' O.R A BI: B TERMS. carnair GLAZED OIL OLOTII, a beautiful article for Window /Modes, . t012.2m C. HOWE &.00 J. _ - AGENTS OP nil MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,, Have now hi their New Store, Z. 70... 2440 ',ISqL2 , ,S.II3MVer STELMINM, fail line of all the goods manufactured by the Manchester Company: . . DIE LAIMeS, ogeiLize, . . . • - ' ' ' ' • ikuits, and t ANCHILAt TWILLS, . , Oomprialog the most deeirible - styles of these goods . ever offered to the trade. J. & CO, Are also thejkole Agests for tAe•eale, fa this market, of the follcorip's Idailufkatuxers of , WOOLLEN AND COTTON GOODS: BADlCiltli; 7. T. BEM:MANE* 00., • • MERRIMACK WOOLLEN COMPANY, • IL BAYLES A EON, ELM STREET MILL, MILLBURY ,WOOLLIMI MILL, - And other popular makes, . DROWN ASP .NLEACKED COTTONS: INDIAN ORCHARD t45;44, and tHI. : WATERVORD CO. 7-8; 44, - aid:O.& To all of iihligh the ettention of boyata b solicited. a 25 to th a 3da ' RIDGWAY, HEUSSNER, tr. 00., Imperiere of 4 , 71301,1458,, Aro receiving luroupplies of SUPERIOR _CLOTHS. 'TRIVOTB - -• ", NANOT,OANIIIMIRBB, ire, Ironthe following Webrotod- otoro ra PRIDE4IO'IIB.OKENI3. Little Tio.ltot4 , • Wf-N.-:oavonr_ , • QE931113 A - 150ElfitIDT mid etotlin.? ZAMBONA. BILOtHEREC. - - N. fO NNlrie & 00,,'end others. :f0b1..1102 3 206 on.ilapar Mallet CARPJETINEIS, OIL o4oTag, AND ISATTINGE; WOLFE, • WILSON, & CO., ,oOhISINI6ION BLED.OIIANTS, No. 132 CHESTNUT . STREET, - Agent/ for ' TAPZSTIVit V.ELV3IT, • THES-11 -PLY, - • INGRAIN } „ VENETIAN, lllfSft, DUTCH, 00140 ii, and RAG CARPETS, Whictewe are receiving daily from the blannhaturors, and'ere prepared to offer the trade on liberal terms. Having the Agency tot some of the beet and most de sirable goods, we tan offer WM:temente not heretofore to be hid In Philadelphia. All goods cold at Mann faetureee prime. Orders, carefully Attended td. 1157 Also, Agente for DLit& and White Wadding, a large supply of which we have constantly on hand. febt4u: FARRELL & MORRIS. X.1‘.2V0.UTX3.1=1,13 pr OLOTAS, DOPIEIHINB, 170. 232 CHESTNUT STREET, ' Philadelphia - Salim fOrp 000 be 15. JOHN T. r/G-GOTT, 15. IMPORTER AND BOBBER OF LACES, - RIBBONS," EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, &a., Ac. HAS REMOVED TO No. 16 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Rae a ,full line of the above Goode. Also, receiving JOBS from Auction, to which Oash an Short time Boyers are Invited. marl-2m SPRING TRADE. H. DUHRING Sr. 00., Nov- it) and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET, Hirie Just opened their recent IMPORTATIONS • • • ' ENG:MSII AND GERMAN HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND SMALLWARES, And Indica en Wootton of their complete and well " ar4orted stock, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE febb-8m 13 . URNETT,SEXTON &SWEARINGEN Are now opening at their Store, • No. 409 MARKET STREET, Above Ponrth, North Side, A RANDSOStS ASBOILTMENT OP NEW SPRING STYLES or FANCY DRY GOODS, OP THEM OWN IMPORTATION And ealeotionoihieh they biter for sale to inyers from all pudica the united States, on the most literal terms. febilSor MoOAULEY,BROTRBR, &BREWSTER, 23 NORTH Noun= STREET, five jut opened an entire NEW SPRING STOCK 11081311 Y, GLOVES, and To whit& they invite the attention of flxet•otaee buyere Oar Otook to iartionlarty adapted to the SOUTHERN TRADE. SOHAFFER & ROBERTS, 429 MAIM MUM, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS " HOBLBIII, GLOVES, SMALL RABIS, COMBS, BRUSHES, LOOKING-HUMES GERMAN AID FRENOH FANCY GOODS, AND ' TAIMP , TBTAIMINO§ OWLAVELPHIA,O:4IOAY;',, - .IIARCH '21,',:,:18510. ' Kabia Enos &A. KEMPER. 1:4 ' 83 SOUTH FOURTH EP3114 , ' ,. ?" : - -- -;,lmporters and Wholesile Cosier" , LADIESDWESS TRES(IIIWig-, - -, ! ,,, .„ Cali the particular: attention- of the .I.l;nitin-, l 4llliir, splendid se"ortuaen" of POWFPW„„ and - .A.111:11I0101' FIISCRIA 'BALL TRlMillitai PIiNDANT - BUTTONS, tee: - - " We are prepared to entente leige - ordoinacktiliklind Miiiseilliot Fringe', T • assels, Cord", or. 41***, ijitxbuidte. h.! w. MOORE, HENSZEY We. 0:, • - " Nos. 427 MARKET, and 416 COMM.2110.11440111:;- , • Rasp constantly on kand a large . atock - - or ;N;r::-2 HART WALRE, CUTLERY, CUES, atti?::., offered W RCYRItg TRUITT BROTHER A,' pcx, =POUTERS AND WILOLRSALR DEALERS -I .'' " ' W A Rt CUTLERY, GUNS; PISTOLS,-,&0,,.' 529 "MARKET STREET, • 06 , BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE, ' . Pmieaccrace , !0Z1:24, A GOOD ASSORTMENT • OF STRAW GOODS, ARTIPIOIAL FLOWERS, DOMES, AND STRAW TRIMMINGS, - Or every variety, are now open, and for axle , at &Malt advance upon first 0035 for cash, at H. WARD'S, • • • Not. 103, 103, end 107 NORTH SECOND STREET, toarlo.2nk Above Arch, East aide. 1859 NEW 1859. STRAW GOODS 11-O-USL: THOMPSON & JENKINS, No. 628 MAILKET BTREET,... In'vite the attention of buyers to their extenMve etoek of &Mies , Btraw and Bilk Bonnets, Misses' Plats and Bloomeis Boys', an& Obildrezen Bats ; A 41 6- del rimers, Boohoo, Trimminge, Being oielmilvely engaged in this branch of bnolness,; purobasera will find it to their interest to examine on stock helbfe purehming; THOS. V. FRALEY, (formerly of Wilcock, Itogers, & Pre1,4 , 0 now engaged tilthllte above houso;.aollalte from hie friends an examination of the stook of Aleuts. Thompson & Tenkice. febl6-4m 'FIATS. FURS, -7 STRA-W GOODS, ARTINOIAL, FLOWERS, RUCHES, do, HOOPES & DAVIS. • AIANIIPACTORDR3 AND DEALDNO Isloe. 19 and 21•Senth Fourth Street, (up etalre,) nzzaansmarts, Dare on hand an entirely new and oomplets stook ar the ahoy* goods, laid in , fir Onli, to which the attention of Wynn is invited. •,• • • DRAB. HALLOWELL, late of the Arm of_DIMA...llal. loweU & On, long knownto the trade r trona be plaints*. to nee WI fllO/11di at the anterooms aL,MasuridEFO* -'" ; • -'!!`• febndal STRAW AND MILLINERY, giuq-Ds.; - - ' ~ Raring remOred from our old stand i 4 6 Son' 216cOnd Meet, to - ' 2, 725 OLIESTNOT entErt, •, , - savanna aarzarz /ND XIGIITSI' We are now prepared to exhibit to our ow:l.l°om trom a , COMPLETE STOCK F, or STRAW LUTE, BONNETS, 14.1138E5 , and 01111,DIMPE BLOOMER:, CAE& Am., BANDY AND °PAPE BONNETE D • PRENDEI PLOWED.% EIDEONB. 1,405 E, ,to Embracing in all on assortment unequalled in this city, and we respeetntliy invite the attention of Merchants to oar Spring Stock. Oath and short.time buyers will end It specially Utah' Interest to giro us a tall LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS. feb9.3ta J o HILIO3ORN JONES,- Importer and Mantilisoturer OF SILK. AND STRAW BONNETS, "LECIZOEN and. PANAMA UNIT, ARTITIOIAL YLOWEItS, IttIOBEB, ko. To which the attention of Oity and Country Dealers Is NO. 4894 MARKET ST., Below If lif T It. fobl-8m FREEDLEY dr. CO., LACES, EMBROIDERIES, WRITE GOODS, d:o., Ulm) now in store h complete tesortment of all the new end desirable styles, which we will sell et the lowed prices 'STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS. I. S. CUSTER, bIANTIPAOTUBER AND WIIOLi9ALE DNALDU IN BONNET RUCHES We are agorae fur the martanoturere for the male of tha above good; and have now is atom a complete ILdflortmont, which we will eon to the trade at the MAMPAOTURBIVB LOWEST MOM We solicit a cull ; and examination of our stook H. AiIOHENER & 00., 4, • And 01:11tialli of CHOICE MEATS, No. 11 N. WATIIN pt., and 959 and 956 N. FRONT B MINS DEEP, FORS, LARD, and an assortment of PROVIAIOIIB generally, including HAM, TONGUEB, and RIMY of our own curing, both Olty and Western, constantly on band ; quality guarantied. DINERS are particularly invited to call and &lamina our stook, leb2a.nro* lUNPrERICH & SMITH, FANCY GOODS, No. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET, REmovAz. MEWS BURNISHING STORE and IdANUBAOTOBY Of THE MEDIUM HABIT BUMS, No. 1026 CHESTNUT STREET. Ipio.ara fffilliwp.ftobe. 2& MARKETSTREET, IMPOBTDRB AND 3 OBIIHRO Or STRAW HATS MILLINERY GOODS, 607 NORTH SECOND STREET, PIIILADELPIII6 S. FILEEDLEY ‘4, CO., 246 DIMET Street Vravision Ijouses, wiloLzseLr. DEALERS PROVISIONS, PHILADELPHIA 031)olcsalc Oractrs IVIIOLESALEI GROCEB,S, PIIIIADELPHIA HANCOCK & CO„ RAVE REMOVED TO MONDAY, MAIWII 21. 1859, ttehiugrou ,Art' Rother. molts .lling tear, -Zed. - ,- • -;: fporreimondence of The Prem.] • . - • „ WASITINGTON f MATOh 19. Congress is over " for. a while,", and we fondly torn from politics to art. -It is a great relief , es pecially when the object of Your attention de, serves all 'that it s commands; tin though it does not command fat that It de - eatires. The .Art As. etiolation of 'Washington is meritorious 'in a very eininent'degreo, and cannot, fail to become ono of, the moot honored and intelleetual institutions of the Federal "City, Much of. the mamas attained by the, Aseeolation at present, is due to. the inde fatigable perseveranoe of -Dr. , Horatio atone, the ,soulptori and its president.• His earnestness in the cane ofart. his thorough appreolation of Its solo felon aaan mistier and abielliroir of even the so. joalled'elyillead, and hie peraletent ,determination, ; to overtioine all personal Mill professional obatialee. for the general good - q -a-rt and artists, have In a verymarked degree, with.the aid, to be cure, of othersartiate and lovers of art-to place .Washington Art Association on the firm foot:: ing it nol'r occupies in the opinion of the • artists of the whole country as well as in that of our )tensbere: Yon Will be glad to know, doubtless, that every large there of the eery of the present exhibition . is 'tarried off by Philadelphia. liome of tho noblest weal exhibited-:whether we enter the field of flg ure or landsoape, or, take into -aooount the bon. Ceptien or execution of the &tares-are from the molls of Philadelphia artists.ltotheiteel, Bohuesslo, !vv. T. Richards, h - .Hamilton, Pant Webel;s the ffattains,-the Lambdins, T: Moran, and ethers, are very ably represented on the Walls of lite gallery.. .;!Itottiermel's ".Th'ree Marye". at the Tomb has ionic., delicate - painting in the flgui-es and good (Abet on the lecke; but to any one who has see' , booby's great picture on the same subject, with itareysterious shadows and yet more myetertons lights-with its almost impalpable beauty of the angel, which - can scarcely be teen et all, save In one particular light, and the trembling effulgence f the star--to one who hai been within .the mar- Toilette power of that angel, and worshipped the light 'of that star, Rothermel's "Marys" is not 41etiareotory. Cymon , and -Iphigenia" is a ery seductive picture, a wilderness of weeds with Cfltir• and delicately tinted 'beauty , e sleeping Jewel , In • the forest casket. The einieps of syca ' Merest haVe evidently been studied from Nature. `,The gray barks, speckled with moss, and the sorn- JO, tool shadows, are very instructive eon to the warmth of the sleeping fair, t... The trial of Sir parry Vane," by the same ,alst, is a striking picture, but to me,unnatural. Itlooks as if it were made morw to illustrate an annual than with the high pttrpoo bf a historl cal,eondition of a deeply interesting historical isubJeot. It is well, though rather flimsily painted; ,probably too daintily would hotter express the ;style than too flimsily ? However, Itothermel hoe tx4iyiat plot* here. Among the figure and his torlosl pictures it commands leading attention. Indeed, it is a masterly production, bold in con °ISOM!, and bravely carried out by the pencil of the .artist. The subject is from Ring Lear, and the scene that 'in which Blind Gloster, after be ing felled by his son'Efgar in theittempt to leap from' -Dover Reighte, ie met by the mad old neo neichjhis head tricked eut"with wild flowers and stravissi - end, the, did hand that had so generously givers4p the sceptre with the land it ruled, wield ing a • tjnuah etrant,,quite Indicative of the pow t tiers position to which he had boon reduced. It isionekri - tho, meet glorious and' touching scenes in all'elnit glorious and touching tragedy Mos ier **guises the valet:tor- his late and teat mired:- , •iSTlOntelifidlihtt'eleiadeirelliremeMber,•„ , 1110;00-lie lifiglp •". '' • Leer: dy,e ' ?-' MP Rtate , eliOnhi-VOW pea* - tiittkr4tlk,o4lo, s P -Turtfinght,' and% etraWs--to grasp - the triement when - IW is reeognieed• as king, the ilatter:. thic unatiori the' recognition of the blind man gives to his crazed; and, petulant and promilY passionate master, temp finely depicted. There is iii theeye as it swamis itself -in staring. Ws not the look of power, but the over-wrought stare ormadoess. It is not the self-reliant look of the *eat , king,. but the self-deceiving, glaring energy of the madman. In powerful teaseet is the blind calm of Gloster, his head turned in the direction of the voice be recognises, arenas hand nervously stretched toward the person of Lear: 'dgar is sore distraught at the doable misery be ondure--themadking and the blind father; there is a brave: agony,if I may use the phrase, on his I face, ne he supports the latter and gazes at the fernier, as he with wildness declares himself "every inch a king." Tho figures are admirably drawn; and colored with a natural farce, quite re freshing in them modern days of fieunting " reds and yellows." .The accessories 'are in suggestive keeping with the startling and impressive group. The rooky foreground is signiiloantly true to the flinty forline of all three. The sun going down on the sea, with one rod gleam, is in poetic unison with the last gleam of kingly pride which the artist in chief illustrates; and the towers and ometlelated walls distinguished against the angry clouds, tell na of the power through which Lear has passed, as well as point to the storms that hover over them with impending fury. The whole conveys to the mind's eye a powerful ,psnorama springing from the history of the group-of power and weakness, love and ingratitude, pride and Paulo, fortitude and disgrace, with madness, mockery, and the .utter helplessness of greatness when turned from its channel by ingratitude ; and receiving, as its only reaomponse before death, almost the recognition of a blind outcast. It Is in my mind a very powerful subject, very powerfully carried out In connection with the picture, it may be well to add that it reflects credit on Philadelphia in a tri ple SIMS°. It was painted by Rothormel, a Phila. delphie, artist. Edwin Forrest. a Philadelphia actor stood for, anti no doubt largely inspired Lear, and it is the property of JoSeph Harrison, Jr,, a Phila delphian, who, after having made a fortune by lay ing down railroads' in Russia, does all be can to, raise up artists in America. Thus in every tense your city ought to be very proud of this noble picture. I must not, however, forgot the other excellent pictures!, and will not, you may be assured. Some others of the Philadelphia art'sts deserve some special attention, as well so those of other oitios. I shall have plenty of opportunity, for I em glad to say the exhibition has reopened this morning s good sign that our citizens appreciate it as they ought. Teems rove fell-51m Letter from "Luneburg. Correapondenee of The Prees.l Ilextrusturtn, March 10. 1859. A bill was road in the Senate today under the title of "An not to .provide a mode of levying taxes against delinquent municipalities." It pro• vides That whenever any county, city, or other mu • niolpality, shall fall for two successive years to levy the taxes necessary to meet the interest upon any bonds leaned by it under authority, it shall be the duty of the Auditor General to add to the rate of Stain taxes, to be paid by said municipalities, or the people thereof, to tho extent necessary to pay the interest upon said bonds. When the amount thus levied is collected and paid into the State Treasury, notion must ho given by the f3tate Treas urer, to bondholders, the the will pay said interest, or so much of it as he has received. When any person shall refuse to pay the tax thus assessed for a longer period than six menthe, it shall be the 'day of the State Treathrer to sell any real or personal estate that the said party may be pos. vented of, at the borough of Harrisburg, on giving thirtydaya notion. The "supplementary resolutions relative to the revision of the penal ends," which ware intro dnoed, some two weeks since, by Judge Bell, and which provide for an extension of the time for the completion of the work, the mode of reporting, and the salary ($2,000 per annum), came up thin morning, and caused considerable discussion. The first section was finally defeated, and the resolu tions fell. Tho commissioners aro Attornoy General Knox, Judge Lewis, and David Webster, Esq , the lattor having been appointed in tho plan of Mr. .13u0k4 low. The prevailing idea was that these gentlemen, having a vast amount of private business, to which their attention must be given, would necessarily be very slow in finishing the labor originally con templatsd by the bill, and consequently that $2 000 per annum for eaoh one was rather an extravagant waste. Mr. Perim read In place " An act to exempt the poet (Aloe and court rooms from taxation," and immediately called it up; but objeotions being made, it win allowed to lie over. Mr. Harrison's memorial le reference to Passenger Railways was read in the Bennie thin morning, and ordered to be prints& It soemod, although late in its arrival, to strike thnatore as good, common senso, forcible and praothable. Coming from ono so familiar with the picullarities and profits of the railway system and honest in his viowit, it should have great weiglt. ALDION. L very neat .reprint, an tinted paper, of "The Mandl ray," a poem by the late Jopeph Rodman Dish*, bar{ roaohod us from Redd k Carleton, Now Xerlr, Although written currsata calamo, itis eitremely,, good, fanciful, and, imaginative, and inoet,:efiloent inbright•hued.wordl.painting. Never has fairy lige been more gracefully or flowingly related.. Hera and there, are bad rhymes—such as and rock, taint,, and punishment, on and down, wo and now, dioroand ear, laton,and gone— bit we remember that. Dr.,Drake _produced this Itialmorit as _rapt* as ,an , improviaator6, and cheerfully admit,that„ in ~the -forty,. years Which have. passed since was, written, no poem of the oharaotor has been half as good.. • „Rudd .4 Carlton have also published an agree• ble novelette -called 'Two Ways to Wedlook,'i whioh had prorlously appeared in one of the Now , Yorit'journals. The hyperbolical praise contained in a dedication to "our fatfriend,'` moy make the , .reader afraid that the story itself is written in the' same inflated tone. • 9rOte contrary, the comp.' !Mien is easy and ,pleasant, :and the author has. sketched varionsphasee of society with spirit and 'effeot,produeing a readable tale of no ordinary The public, as well as 'Hoknor d Plaids of Boston, - 'may be congratulated upon- the eoinpletion of the Household Edition. of the' WaverleY , Haveini noni 'mewed two years ago. The last issue, illustrated with steel and wood-engravings, contains 4 , , The Surgeon's Baughteri" and " Castle Dangerous" the latter evidently showing the decline of Suitt's' mind. The Jest volume -also gives tlite 'names of the novels, in. alphabetical order ; the chronolo. gieal order and the characters introduced, with a . summary of the prinolpal incidents in each. story ; an index of names, with reference to the volumes and ,pages in which they are first mentioned; an index to the notes ; and a copious glossary of the Scottish words and phrases so frequently used by Scott.,, These additions give a completeness to the Household Edition 'which none else possess. We have not the slightest idea • of 'the personal identity of 'George Eliot, whose "Scen e s of Cleri cal Life," originally published -in Blackwood's Magazine, were lately reprinted by the Harpers of Hew York. .He has since produced a domestic novel called "Adam Bede"—a story of hopes and fears, of the lights of love and: the shades of pis sloe, of_ which the hero is a carpenter, and the heroine a truly religions woman. It is a story to smile and weep over,, to read and to remember. It reached us through Peterson k Brothers,. Who" , lave also banded us 'The American Home Gar an,illustrated volume, by Alexander Wet-- son, and a stately 'octavo, orowded with some rf the finest wood-engravings we ever saw, contain ing "Three Visits to Madagascar" during the years 1853, - 1851, and 1858. These books are also published by the Harpers. We shall speak of them separately. • • - Not the garden alone, with its flowers and fruits, and Negetables and shrubs, but the farm Ilso f with its oereal and other products, comes tin- , der, Mr. Alexander Watson's ' notice in " The Amerloan Garden"—a book which his the great advantage of not being too cumbrous—a book, in short,,that can easily,slide into the pocket, to be a ready reference when, required. The flower grower, the fruit-grower, and the agriculturist wilt derive information from this volume. The different fruits and vegetables are glen in alpha betical order, with descriptions and mode of cal. ture, but there aro many illustrative wood en gravings, and the volume closes with an 'excellent index: Thirty-three years ago, the Rev. William Ellin, a Dissenting minister in England; published a ,missionernarrativaof a Totir through Hawaii, or Owhyboo, whieh -was a goOd book; followed by Polynesian_ Researches and 'other Works, elicited by his miasionary travels in the South Sea Islandis. In 1837, be married Miss Sarah Stickney, then a' Pretty Quakesess,who had written P Wares from pri- I 'Sate Life,witb. no Emil sticaew and is now tbavolu- thinous:•eandor forbids meaning her the luminous' ,---Atuther.of The Wived, Darightere,` and:Wainer, of Engiruid,.with severalAixtrentelyklieaVY'religlont SIDON %hie& have:o4El,a 1 ergetaaleliEngland, Ink here. sller-bnabrind,'With thlOptrii ;the ' tielta - Ls 'pates ticiiiiihßiilititcsei:tirliti' professed Christianity, a feeling 'of .toleration springing up, the Queen's' eon Wild nephew having been baptized as Christians a few'yeare before. Ile paid not one visit hut three to Madagaioar, Where ho and his oompanitm, Mr. Oaiairoh, were well re calved and kindly treated by the Queen and her people ; the Prince, her solo, being espeoiallykind; and extremely,likely, if he succeed to the throne 'to encourage the adoption of Christianity by hid sohjeo ' is. Mr. Ellis describes the country , yet PO little known, in a Very vivid and graphic manner ; discusses the language and history with fulness lableh is never diffuse; and reports on its natural productions and capabilities. Relives a goed map of the islsed; with many views of scenery and events, .and numerous portraits of royal and other personages. The greater part of those illustra• Hens, which aro admirably engraved, were taken by the photographic process—the operation of which, under Mr. -Ellis's skilful hands, as much li astonished as pleased the Prince and Princess Royal. This book of travels and adventure is full of interest, and confirms our long-standing opinion that Mr. Rllis is a ranch better writer, though with less pretension, than his, wife. • Charles Deeilver, of this city, has published a I new edition, with portraits, of The Religious Denominations of the United States " It gives an aCionntnr the past history, present condition, and doctrines of each denomination, written by eminent lay and' clerical authors connected with the respeative persuasions. Thus, an accu rate account maybe relied on. In addition, we tied copious statistics, net only of the United States but of all the religions denominations in England and Scotland. (By the way,we learn here, what the Catholic Almanac did not tell us, the other day that the Roman Catholics of the Baited States, in 1858, amounted to 3,177.140, of whom 210,000 are in the diocese of Philadelphia.) This useful vo• lume has the further advantage of being well in dexed. Letter from New York. MILITARY EIIBUTE—COLONEL ALBERT PIKE-IVA SIP INGTON'S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON—EXCITEMENT IN THE CATTLE MARKET: NUMBER OF BEEVES SOLD IN NEW YOKE INl9s9—rns norm gangEr—rais FUR MARKET RAILROAD CONVENTION ; ITS PRINTER PRESIDENT —A NEW MUSICAL CELE BRITY. [HorTespordenCe of The Pron.! taw Yosn, March 18, 1859 A small rebellion is going on among our city mili tary. A Contt n artial haring found Col. Cooke, or the Tirelfth regiment ; Way of-sandry charges preerred "select him, and sectored him to be cashiered, and hh commas,d,ng general haring approved the finding and s.:nterce, the rukrabera of the regiment arsembled en moose on Wednesday evening, at the Mercer Bonne, and unsnlmonaly adopted resolutions expressing confi dence in Col. Cocks, and denouncing the /tam of the court After some speechifying end considerate talk, of & &Meetly gory character, the regiment formed in a body, and, preceded by a band of mote, proceeded to Col. residence, in Seventeenth street, and, paid him the compliment of a ifercorde. Tile preocedings of the court, and the persistency with which the rank and file of tho regiment adhere to their old colonel, errata quite an excitement among tho men or the bayonet and eabre. Col. Albert Pike la about to depart on a tour of bust ness•and plensure among the Indian tribes of the Went He will be accompanied by a few gentlemen who know the ways of, the red man - . The amnion will occupy some - two or three months. These Americans who ohmided to be hi London on the birthday of Washingtm had a formidable dinner at Wlills's Rooms, at which General Campbell, the Ame rican consul, preelded On bin right wee the Han. John E. Ward. our new milliliter to China; on his left the Hon, Robert Dale Owen, late United States 'Master to Rapine. Speeches were made by Richard D. Rhnball, Erq., Hon. J. Wethered, Dr. G. Holland, Gen, Ward, and Mr. Owen. " The Frees at Borne and Abroad, ,, woo responded to by Col. Hiram Puller and "Charles Mackey, Esq. ; and Bartley Williams put in, by way, of t 4 cildnklug,” any number of Irish songs and rears tions. Our notional raid woe soared considerably, as I learn by s private note from one of the malefactors who assisted at the festival ; but the whole company voted that they felt better for the operation. The excitement In the cattle market ban subsided sensibly, singe market day, on Wednesday. The butchers "beared" the market, and drovers conse quently bad to recede The public, consequently, will bnvo its steak and sirloin at ablint the usual figures. Few people have any notion of the number of cattle dlSpOsed of at these Wednesday market days. In the year IfIS, 144,740 head were sold, at Forty-fourth street alone; while those mid across the river, at Ber gen, and in Bath Arcot, swelled the aggregats to 191.57 d head. The horse trade is quite active. The number of ant. male on sale, on Wednesday last. at the long row of sale stables In Twentpfour th street, was about a thousand The demand for good farm horses, trotting, and saddle horsea, is lively, thOngh the somewhat large number on hand tends somewhat to depreciate prices. The quotations were about an follows rer head. Good to firat.class trotters In import $225©200 Good to Bret class mirk borstal 270a301 Good to tirst.chiss paddle horses. ......... .• • . 160a260 littet.eless working harem' 1600226 OMMary wotking horses 1000126 In the Par market there is no particular change. Among the salea were 8 600 The Bolivia Detr at Soo; 1,600 Ohscrea do, 42043 a ; 1 500 do San Juan do, 420 cash; 3,(00 Southwestern on private terms. Arrivals of PUB and Skins for the week are Skies rare 205 9 19 23 12 40 By Coasters, bales By Erie Railcard, bales By liedsou River Railroad., Total 2§6 balsa. 72 TIY-O,PANTs., 'The railroad convention nckw,,ln ! eteeeleCat,linitalir :one Of the largest gathpripgioF,tht)lo4lotaiwip,os44 .h e ld thief' ootintry. - President otin;VO llttfs; - 8 printer; who UtitY-tlie leeis reio' , "si, weekly paper at.Bataals, thhilitatel‘theriiii to ,lintreio,and,in gorinAollop. With David M t tr deed) °P ,1 , 31 . ,EF:Alklee, (0114,qiy..),1161,1, Ak e, A d .! I falo Pottier (non' the Oiminerifot .4c) ortfiser)..._,Prom itaffalo Mr: 'Poliett ;skint thence Goinmbus,'Where pitted ilio'bht`o , thais'Nitrimi, At one time, he wee a membeinf the leant et Pebble Works otihat„litate,;ani . nowwetlnd hint tatl l inadjnatters;_ antiPrealA t ig Diet in,,assenOlage Pf the keenest, eberpeet, lelngest:headeil men in the'erftrY4 € , Busb Lis the vie:sea; it the4inerieite - Chirsetii Pr d fresh mnsionreelebriiy ban jai •omeinionget a young Foglishaims named Mllls,,lgskone.and4wiluty,' who hes_miesed many years atpipsio, in , tits acquisi!. tion Wehli art, 'and comes tie re entirely rinberallled, and liosofte'd ; , best mtisfeal men, scoin'ai lenhanter a,ui Sehnelber, `.(they ate all three • laving -- together, - at, this moiineo, in tlte adjolOng room.) t ind• Win49.,thid 'Burke, have found • him pnt,landi Are charmed ban'telerit and his ipleridid . e c Teoutien . , Me winner at the 'pla;a6: eyieCially the `qititiriesi with'whieh hahandlos bts fldifsill," and life!generia Mae: nor of manipnlatingthe lintrum eat, am quite indite tlrio sseestion, sprimodie, jerky,nranoor to which some shed irofensort 'deport t hemselves : in the concert., room.' Be hempen formed at two `deneerts with the great, 'eat sitheetia. •You hear biro before long. ' • ,The Fattyt aw Eighth streets Paseettar • . • ger: Railway. eet to entlinrice Me l Germantown tiasiaroger ,way ComPenys and the Green and Catescstreetii ' ladelphla Passenger Railway Ceropiny,,joirdly, Utley a alegle traeleire ?Mirth dittilEighth etreate - " 81101102,11._ Be it enact/4,40,0%11M0 Qermantoine Passenger Rail Way Conipaty be. and - they are bereh7s t authexised •ind 'empowermd; antijeditir the rigida here inafter conferred (in-tie Green andOoetetiffreote Philar deipliia Peasengerithllwaytempany,lit ley down:end, onnatrust aedrisesvraittiay,fronalhe plaint whtirtilhatirth street lotervecte the Germantown ind ,Par.kloreen tutu-, pike; in 'the city of Philedelphia:and rating thence doutheardly along said lildurth street; in siddzity,lo pickineon street, to ita intersection with,l3igilth street. and ,therice north weirdly on said ltiglith Street to thi in tere-otion with the said Germantown - end! Perlslomet turnpike wittithe right and power to meire.snd lee a track my Walnut etreet, betiveai their'ittekeonPottilli end Eighth streets on as to comma, the said ; trunks on Fourth aed Eighth atreela ha, the said track op Walnut Street; and it Is hereby ' further' itbeeted 'that 'that part of the sail railway track In Sclirh'street from the centre of 7 Costae 'street, - thanes abutbiramily along Pourth Street to Diekliason etteet:therieetriDietrinaion street 'to Eighth street, ,thence riorthwardly,elong Eighth Street to the centre of Mitten 'street, ad also the track on Welnut avast betweentkirthland'illiglith streete eonnectiog the track OD ,Ttourtti and Dightla streets as bereinbafore antilotliql to be" bdlit. still be constructed, laid down, and need by 'the said German' , town Passenger Railway Company, ..- and, the, Green sod Costes.threet 'Philadelphia Passenger Company at their joint and- equal expense. and 6 , 1 be the joint property of the acid two. companies, each owning one.itlf. thereof; .end 'that "pat Of the held. ' 1 track to be told in Walnut etreetes aforeald pbAi : be' inthjeetto bonded by any ether passenger railway Tony that - may be authorised - hi and nab a' teach" on Walnut street, on payment .by, eßifi company,th the, raid Germantown Passenger bailwei CM:Really awl the seld.Green and Coates street PhiledelphiC'Potengef Railway Company of one-half of the coat of conatene- Una of the paid rollsief on Walnut street, and of the repairs thereof - and, of the- expense orkeephig that portion of said strsett n. repair ; and that the German tawn Passenger Baiiway Compeny are' hereby antlio rited and empowered, „at, such time* and in such per-' 'Vona as in their Jiro °Una • they abal lee proper, tq lay,, derrn end dorsi, notes-patch railway teak, or teaks. along. Broad street, northward from its interseatien with the - Germantown 'and Perklomen turnpike to the. intersection 'of said, Broad street with the Old YOrli road, therce alorg paid old To 4; road to Milestown or Branchtown irlth the right, to eVend the same do the point:where' the Wo r th" , Pennsylvania Railroad cream' said, iroad ;land the, sold Germantown Peesenger 'Hallway Company aid the Green and Coates-street ,-PhiladelphiasPaesen ger Railway Company ,shall -alto Save The IVA and privilege of runt log their ars over:'or 4:ant:edict their eald,read hereby authorized' with. , ,or &dieing any other passenger railway in the city of Philadelphia, on snob' terms a mar be mutually arreel'unit ; and, ease the said - cannot agree pa to titiA• tsame, then the DistilAt Coat of tho city of Phlle 'delphia shalloaprn petition yreeetted 'by idtherporty. appoin !two disinterested persona who shall .o,x the amount t be paid by the - nettles using thesame and whose decision in the,prembles, whim smarmed' bit said. ; court, tfaall be final and conclusive: Provided, Tbat tba. portions to appointed chef be duly yworn Or 'affirmed before entering open the discharge of , theis deaths: and Blinn file their report In tba prothoolitatio. office OS, said conetwithin thirty dart after their spbointmentes afereseld Provided, farther, 'until- said Eighth'strat shall have been opened end graded„ the, said Ger, mantown Passenger Railway Company aballtiaire power and anthor;ty to construct and lay*, single track on end alcing such streets an may be necesaary to,posin test the track as laid upon Ifnurth 'tied Eighth strati god snake thpiaripie acontinikenelreeiri ierordelltnefrrk: out ttinfallintertit `had meithieg . of , phis sot ' itstq pms xided friethett.,thikeitits GOitailtdint `watt Genthety_shall beebtjatitiltk, illats 4 tope arid ' Perktomar [ Asi e~ 7 oftv;3o, zit 4 .- ill* • • • I" i •-• : • ••' ••- • ••••••-•-•' • .•. , • . *Ol , id tot • eiirtsrltral • Jostiocoin , ;" do imaatithornpluy i rom , the interteot'on of aald "tic spike ;with! Eighth ",street, 'and' notitissaidity' is fed as 'Washington lane, in, said city; , but -if, the.: paseenger rallway- - eionany' shell fail.' Within' tbd said 'Alms, to, Igoe with the wild 'turapiki company • for the rightof - way, then the said,. paSsenger railway company 'sad the Plaid turnpike iron; party shell each, within a Amenable time thereafter. Otiose one person ; and the two perenes to chosen shell select a third person: all of whom' Shalt be disinterest ed; or, if the two Brat chosen fail to agree upon &third, tter,son within 'wean days after they are - chosen:, he District Court of the city of Philadelphia/hall se a loot snob third person out of the three, persons so ()hose°, Or a majority of them — proceed to fix and deter mine bye yearly rental or otherwise. as they shall lee proper, the fair value of the said right of ,way;,,aud the valuation so duel that! be died on record in 'the eta oeurtandshell be confirmed by the said court. Ail within ten months after the raid proceedings obeli be finally eett'ed and oottlrmed. the said pasergerrysilway earnestly shall lay a railway track or ,traekr to said Wmlitheton lane; and rut their ears thereon; as before provided In this section; but nothing in title provide then' prevent the Germantown Passenger Railway Company from taking immediate peesemion of and ascertaining end' settling damages for the right of , way on that portion of the Germantown and Perkiornee ,thropike whieh lieti between Fourth and Eighth streets in !Mid city according to the prorisions of the set recta:ling 'rail; road companies, arproved the 19th Tetiruary 1849: And provided further, that if any oat of the Germantown and Perkimmee Turnpike road bonne lute the poftemodoti of the city of Philadelphia, it shall be the duty of , the. Germantown Parnanger Railway Conway to keep_ said portion of the road In repair for inch length salt may be occupied by them with their railway. - PRO 2. 7 hat It shall he lawful for the maid German town Passenger Railway Campo- y to thereat, their capital stock to ten thentarld there., of fiftyPolltra each, end to borrow any emu of money by them remelted, not exceeding in imprint one half of their capital stook; as hereby Ineremod at a rata of intereat not exceeding seven per centime, mad' to issue bonds therefor, in the sent of not less than one briadied dollars each, and to scours the payment thereof by a mortgtge, or mint pre. upon the whole or any part-Of their ralliity; in , el-ding their interest in the said road tote col:;1112ot wad upon pnutth and Eighth streets, - ad Dickinson and Walnut atreete. and the appurtenance hereof end upon their corporate rights, franchises, and privtlegee. or arty part thereof. Pea. 3 Tint all general meatier or elections by the olookholdere of the Germantown Passenger Railway Compeny shell be conducted, and the rote eball he given, aceording to the prwelaione of the tin oration Of an net entitled on ert regulating railroad computes, approved the 19th of February, 1849 • • -' ' ' Fire 4 That whenever Itmey be Inexpedient to fol low the bed of the said Germantown and Perkiomen turnpike in the constractien and hying& said eallwiar, it shall be lawful for the mid companyto diverge here from. and nee or necipe any street or land that may be necessary fo • gate route,: Provided, however, that the said Germantown Peeeenger Railerte Company shalt pay demeges for any land no used and occupied, which demegea Obeli be amiirtained and method in the meaner direeted by the abtve-mentionel eat regulating rail-- rood cr topiaries approved 19th February, A. D. up,' Psa. 5. That if the said GermaetownPaggenger Rail way 0019119114 shell, Winkle Pointy der. efter the pose age of the ant, tile in the °Mee of the City Solicitor a written obligation, under their common veal cove nanting On comply with all the ordinances of the Se lect and (Internee Commits of the city Philadelphia regulating pas tenger ratiwaye, the same shall be &tim ed coil taken to be dull compliance with the ordi nance of geld Councils alithertzlog the --crinetonetion of eald rellway. approved 1658, and the said corn• puny shall be thereupon entitled fortheilth to com mence the constreation of Reid rotate ; and the said com pany eball he enljeot to ouch rates of taxation as are now or may hereafter ba imposed on other pawner rallweye in the city of Philadelphia. Sea 0. That it shall re lawful for the sold Greenand fleateo-otrentg Pbilade - phla Passenger Railway Come pray to increase their etpitel stook, eight, tboneand chance, of fifty dollars each, andeto borrow, any addi tional sum of money by them ri'quired,'Uot exceeding one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, at a rate of in termit not exceeding even per cent., and to issue beetle' therefor in the sum of not less than one hundred dellare eseh„atekto scent.) the payment thereof, bye mortgage or rnorteeggs upon the' whole or euy - part thereof of their railway open ',Green end Coates street', and the appurtenances thereef, and law n their interest in all the said - road ito to be constructed upon Fourth and Eighth streeta and upon Dickinson and Walnut etreete, and upon their nor orate rights, franchises, and privi leges, or any part thereof - gnu. 7 Teat nothing in this eel contained ehalf be construed to give the Germantown revenger Railway Company the 'titbit to run their care upon the railwaya on Green and Coates /treats. or to give the Green and Coates-etreete Philadelphia Pageongor Railway Com; pony the right to one their cars upon that part of Fonrth or Righth streets north' of Coates street; nor *hell any nth , r railway company:have ouch right un less ty contrmt. .not, S That the said Green and Cottes•street Pinta dolphin Passenger Railway C moony may-use their rood to Forirth street, On Many point eastward thereof, at their discretion; and'nly remove their track soot weedily of acid Ponrth street, without prejudice to their right to relay the game; add to - Centime° the mid road, according to the' route preecribed by their charter, at any time herrafter •, end the fifth. motion of this sot obeli ripply to the Said Company, in teepee. to the said railway hereby authorized lobe built by them, an afore,: said • and all the righte, power, and prtvileva granted by title and_ May be exercised by the raid companion respectively, at their discretion, in whole or in ,part,. and front time to time, to they may deem advkieble. Sea. 9. •That if any one or more of. tine atebkholdein of either of the nail two railway companies shall or may dissent ifom'the exercise of any of the Powell by tbte act granted, then it may below ul foie sushi dissenting; stockholder to ripply by petitlan to the .Dlattiot Vount • of the city of Philleelphts to have' hie' stect vsltitd cod appeal ee4 by three dieintetested,persons tO;b11 sp. pointed by raid court; and it shall be lawful. for either of the raid companies to purielmee` teicki Sleek aind' - to pay therefor meth corn may be; found due to each dissenting stockholder. Sue 10 That it shall be lawfullor 'either of them, , the said Germantown Passenger Ratites , Company, or the colt Greed and Coated-etreet 'Philadelphia Pee geezer Railway Company, whenever a majority of the holders of the stook of either company shell, at meeting called for that purpose, Co ,authorise; grtrt, sell, and convey to the other of said eoreuentee all their right and interest to and in the said Yantis,' its hereby authorised to be jointly built with its:appartexiiiees, and to and In all the rights, privileges: franah'ses thereof, mot when no granted and conveyed the mule nehostiblobuogthatdheanAmeroephiczedbettnthboy p d rt u re e h i rie tho g r i t c' y om ir ps o c e y , Constructed. and enjoyed by theist alone. gee 11. That all laws. , or petite of laws, inconsistent herewith, he and the acme ere learaby repealed. Trim STE/RUUD State of Georgia, Oapt Lis Garvin, left for Swannah on Saturday evening +t &clock, with a fell freight and the following list of o ;bin psalm:went: - Mit a Itobcrta, MiB9lfartridge, Bre. M. Bbnrphonee, Captain S. 0 Barnard and ls 'fr. A Wil liAtat, F. Dellaron, Dr E. t, Summera, It McDonough, lady e.ntllamily, It M Charlton, D. N. Thraelt, J R. Eerkind, J. W. Campbell, Dr. B Martin,James M. M %yea, J. A. Campbell, E. W. Bobbins, J. P.l3l.llitey, W. a. Johnenn, J "W Bildern:l, R. B. Burns, Mae. Otrouse, and 30 in the Moorage, mown vo..antaisroNDaNss: - 'C I / 4 0141 0 - litlj :WIN= hi mind Us Marti* ilk:* - - ! 4- f aa f m e t i Vit :zi ais anabor thii ter. In to Awe lie the typography, but on* site ol!.tha difin-samal 141 written upon. - We aliCtiA l 4; dieiti;fehiiieitoloi=lll, NEW/. Tanis, and other Mateo, foleontribotiose,Bl . lllll,lll. '.o l frrentheiVol tee, • the resoureee of the earroundlng country, the ineteendf 'of pigutsitori, or any IntaCmitiol:iiiii Witt t» leteiest, leg tilthe ijeaeralrehihtiA e'L Tp` AKUJUMINTII-rWMNIIMI. WRIVIILIT Minx , ' Auntlsms, If Mr Evrahantof.yeolear,A,Eywlde !I; its* .-VPAttlitollll34diglell - Nnrsocu. Ontatra.—c. OlnderellA ), —igLoutla.Ohisal Company"—c.v.astrian, Afr.F,.aral MoDelooaCe.. Gelarmi.—Soleotbomi; ROM - ems 'lto= Operas, Panteinfzies, Dating, 1114 Tammy's Gems from Goias, 'Piero ceentriaigesefacess, 6106i1ig5k,1 ' Bon , Disas,-431spor,BUts.„ - : - - • • ' HEALIN G ' OF Tag . Btatetkie.'-4110 • three • barglare, James hiorgin, : Andrawidenerron, , end ft WU- . i i ii F o4° 4frrPfL , 4041 . lr . ,0 4 01r-before Albanian Ogle , on' Saturday aftergoun. Thai! „Whom hnvis been done' • i canted in anotniber of . Petty burglartinibtrelj, and were !arrested itt the eddy:part of list creek Isylbiteirtifei Le- Inv end Somers glees tea apree, these gesittemile. aid . ' ' ted by Offlosr Clillanai: hare "been' treeing up many of the robberies letely emzunittede and.liade. la a nislort-'- ' Ity of instanies (Wined the mimes upon t u be trio ,The prheamere werelrisent at 'the brat**. atidionsifetifed aniroh interest lathe developments. ,:bleminwliaile frays", tintbibnYiet while the lifolierrons . areltoatfoon on the ',gebnyikiAl: ~,They„..ere,brotber*,_ the - interest' being - latient twenty-one yeire.ef, age., and. • itredliate of the *duel Of 4Thringeoind tbr eldest' is about thirty. The garter hes a wifeand eltildten• .. -. t, . r -- ' Over toffy roblwrieewereProved against the defen-, )daets, and in ,moyt instances same ot, 7 hai goods afaTan at the thins 'o the difPre t robberies were displayed at. pa boning, and Identified by their losers, white the artioles were tacrel to thirdefendants by +he' eddincet if the officers. The folionlay ig s PO of the kebberieut ; - Bob k Oe.taibire,- No.' /18 Irsobasire' Viol:: eters , creed oven on the night of Idatob 14th, Ind nabs:ice' ram VW worth or garde. - , Imer-beer saloon of °bailee Brume. No. 82 prank- Ile oleos. forced anon end - robbed of 1120 in emit end ' 180 worth of anthem, . , , i floored Rliniits, billiard 'Alone, nor : thweet • omen of etecond and Watuut s striets. broken bite ititirehlatit; and, tabbed or .......Prolo , _of voltam'. W. 8.. Vendors , leser-beer saloon, 1f0,282 ifirter-' Sheet, was broken into ,hirtien times daring the ; -p t Month by the same esoundrele and robbed On ' one rieradon they paid the plane tiro vleitslll gini.night, , • basing returned.for more plunder after taking one food to their crib near Fairmount. Samuel ,Yardley....edore-bense. w Tinstreet wharf fiabnYlkill, broken into 22d . February ands gain in-11t h , of blar^h, and robbed of numerous artlelpa of value. f .1 Ilea oleos of William H Kern, near Fairmount; en- ', tined on four dlferent - occuione, and robbed of satyr Ife tools, ho.. ,ho. , , , t Maxwell &Co la Hine 'nines Fawn' led Woods*, - entered and robbed ha beeember, 1858. - ' ' - ' , Mike of,the Plineyleaniir Railroad .moorioniyi, No.' - ' 187 Dock Stmeet entered Fab .23d. leati„and robbed of e . large number of keys of freight ears, tee: • iln addition to this catalogue . there is the fol f rett - Art of barge olnini,wos hs boet-bouses. near Pal here been recently - biotin .open and robbpdoynage, ~., oplothing, de, &O.: University, Hertone. lesleogi.,Ylit: d me, Neptune. lieelielor,'„ Pbeede , obls, einnen r .rode. , • '- ndent. Melinda, Attieries, and Peneszteanielt Some ... eVette boathousee `were - entered frequentle , - bj tim - tiodrelsi and desOiled. , ,- , organ assnoted Ili: air of bravado at the tobt,tkord Z ,f sly acktiowledged his share in moat of the robbertee. , We would fistondonalty obotradiot the witnerien- as to - te quantit y of pmpertelitolen, and the emonntee rbre. - , 0 ler done, and he seemed to exjny the leeebeynrace.." A org th e evetatern by hie displs ye of cool isoptulenne• - lli. would oecasionslie tell how he bad out ent a panel 04 forced a leek, and !that portion of Ake plunder Mite -t u~this eltare. , -_ , t , ‘ • I -v,- _ • - , , • - .iter the hearing, was concluded. the imieeeitge were - 7 co tutees -to prison in default of $d 000 NU each, to, . arrwer at court the charge preletreefigabide Welt ,-.---'* ' MORN.'OF, TUE Fassarr.-41teror'orOtka little ,' abiationtint in the rush of, the Intent in,-the 41 Ter` 01 - • ' „ and ~.., , , „gattirdiy Sunday'," altholigh - romsof ukcitkar f ar . were still overflowed, and the Nisi y ard ins in i lair . way of being purilledr ,- Onlift'YerielYeldirirthe river t j a i water was threatening the plen,t.and moot: of JAW , dinge. while some miles further up; depit` boo kite- O yards of,thelreek bitween Noteensto W nlandlrhite Vill had been Washed lueer,...9oMt theVrains Leant 'lldld de phiiiorre, on elitird.ey, compelled thretursatelftelle fop, froni,wheneethe paseengertereee, sent on ;via Jar- - dee Otte The traipsed!' golkithat road until repairs are mole.. The detnietedi. high ,eried that , Yrevelia . 4" - the past day or two has - belted the fraiket in nineteen , . Atlno time since the year 1887-has the water in oar river been so high. It is thought by many that it has rimiched Its highest potntAind autism Maher tabs 'teem should coma, noforther danger ; to ithe.,whervar' !ma shipping need be apprehended. - ...;„•,:, ti. RANDIONN, .T l sTiiioitli:44...oo 7 rimar • ~;,...-iilini, tie members` ot- the ino-ptiiit: X.' A. Oliprob patd their likoby, ,itity . . ,Toth:jib' .IkCaiiiiiii_oo..., ! gat sleitclllllng the impeoleng Originate' ttritittititieSt. elent. During the'evenlig they grilmintriSf Mai : mid: , hl lade rAirditadid sefee.tolvnet.asit of . -.-tY a- , pang intend 4111tfielleadhig - ori lite 2d o f Jul; ititri and t intandTemaialog 'there' the( guests of the Iteadieff- gore OmoparlY:; 711 .1 5 will , Is in kt theft , stesiifire engine with thins,. slid of ttn.ef • oon of the 4th wills's' snexhibition of her pOsteti to eta citizens of Beading - - One hundred tottsi 'se: , compaoy the spratehts, with the LibestOireee- Deng.' the, members equipped. with, the, hats end red AMU,. . wearing' thefrboets no their &rms.' , The marshal will' be Monis - Rodgen, Erg:, the president ot:the low. I:orpt r Lrmt had ttiearini, before U. S. Corn. miattoner Hazlett, on Saturday morning, . abetted with , attempting to pass counterfeit coin. :It•lppearS. that— on iriday evening the defendelet went into a hotel ,or reetadrant;ln Divot street; above Market, sof, after, eating Ws raspier r tiered in pairrient' for - the same a grief ter of 'idolise., which the proprietor pronounced to - be counterfeit; be then offered another, which bekatid • was:good Vibe 0 - et one was not, but this 'WSB also eoucterfeit; he then afferedfe coneterf..it $l gold oleos. He {rah smelted byolfieer J ames ifeltester tod - tathea • - to the central police station. After 'shearing . the de fendent was committed in default of 4500 hail for his apptarance et the next - term of the 1:1: 8. Distriet Court. — . 'bat IttiArrathimot Hoes CoxPittr -hive ordereda steam ate - eights Of litonwarth; likens'. Co o aPeopleheWeirkep Dightientis wart.' Delft about the ume weight and size as the.Good-W ill , bat a • model Simi*,to the Philadelphia. The tieri-boi will. he at the tone end, - and not to the .ids, like the Geod. • Will. It tato be delving bT the :oth of Joe, heat, end will; cost $3,800. The company have determlood to - change their runipmente from blue to black. The front, of the bat will have the bruit Of Thomas ;Connor, with , the hernia of the company irra 'scroll eurroundlug ' The asp, willhave -,4 Independence , ' en the beak, in a saroil. The nrmber of the conriony,' ,- 20, 2, will be the perners of the cape. fIEgIDNED--deorge - W. dtartin, Esq., thei • , reprefentatiVe of the Weeaseos &iglus Company in the' Heald of FINS Dirinforg, and foe raspy rearm, aeerstary of the company, bee resigned, both these : Tr onion*. He stieceeded tithe Board of lira Directora by Pi ping R. Lyndali, Roe , td'-the' tompeey; sok the office of secretary by James Ohttaberi. 1., THE COTitris tATIIRDAY'S 'rao.ounine.ls Repotted for The Preee SIJEMBIig COURT—Chief Justice Lowrlap and /tutees Woodward; Thompson, and - Strong—Samuel Kellum. Charlet Kellum, Hampton tipdyke, and other*, plaletiffa in wror, vs. Alamo' B. Smith This ease waa ioriginally brought in tne-Court of Hommel Plain of Bradford county. and wag an aetioa of ejectment to recover possession of one humped and. sixty mile of land in Decal township, . ThilTBD STATES DISTRICT Cotrai—Judge eadnal.d.r.—ln the case of Janine Hater,- charged . with passing counterfeit money. the jory,is gilt out., They came into court on Baturday morning and ail- ' • notated that they were unable to area, .Judge Cad. - walider was unwilling to discharge them; and they ecoordingly,agein retired to deliberate op nn it verdict. , 1411ARTZIC SESSIONS—Judge the case the little girl, named Hannah 'o:Lioyd;Who was` committed to the noose of itefogekon the charge _ of being a common prostitute. Judge Ludlow Reid, tbst. were the parents able and willing to keep the child, abe eurht not to be committed. to the House - of Refuge; but that if her parents were not and could rot take charge of her; then there, would belittle "doubt that she could be committed to the Provo of Refuge. That these were the two points in the rue: one *AS _ whether, the child wee amenable to taw. The testimony in the case upon the part of the Managers of the Boxlike' ' of Refuge wee that the child wag ReFn in Chunalt and other public, streets, form 7 until 30 o'clock. ia r the , ,Teeing; that eke, yea seen in company,with men at all -boom of the night, and bat 'ahs'free seeti • in 'company with -her- ,mother. in- a, honed of -- ill fame. That ,it would' he but a common charity to place her. where she new - to, to save her from ruin. The second - point In the -ceae - ie whether the mother of the child is able or willing to take charge of her; that the evidence epee - tbe part of the child was that of two doctore_who saw her mother almost every day; and that she was a lady of good cheracter. The question arising under thin evidence now. to, can the - nu•V•er of flannel* O. Ll yd control her ehild,"rind tf ao is oils willing to do it. From th 6 evidettee In the-case , it appears that the mother is unable to control her, child and if shell ilble eke is unwilling to den). 'There. fore I remand her into the custody of the manners of the 'Mute of Refuge. ' Ili the use of - Gabhard Herrin, bail for E. L. Snow, Judge Ludlow said that he had not been able to give proper attention to the fat's, and therefore be wee un able to give his. decision in the case, but wonld do no on Saturday morning next The jury in the cue of Adam Lough, who wee tried upon the charge of ,maintaining a nictitate, inkeeping a bone,bolling 'stab' ehtnent in Baker street, same into Conn act rendered a verdict of, not entity, but ordered Hie defendant - I o pay the aosts - of salt.. - " The _nese of Mrs Sagan wee- celled tp forbearing upon the writ of hones corpus. Mr, David Sant, geoiroi . fir the defendant, isked that the hearing of the 'WC should ie precluded with. Judge Ludlow said that he had Ind reeeived a der- _ - Haute from - Walter littdd , e'Phyeiciart, etarang that ,Mr.;ltadd was Dowell, and was enable lobe cut of hie bed; and, therefore, will not be able to fr ma to court. _ hir. , Brawn said .. .that Satordty wee fixed peremptorily for the trial ef-the case It appears that the witnesees for the prosecution nun not in court: - Judge Ludlow, after argoment , by, counsel, continued the cum over Until Salutdly Morning aut. 7ohn".E.- - Vlardell was brought up before the court tin* Writ or:habeas oorpue, charged witti-colleating the tam Of: $3.216, and appropriating the same,o his lien nee; 7 - Bcheldertestifted—l am the local aged for Abe Pennsylvanialtailroad Company !lamer thedefendene; he was tonollect'mottey.nn - live stook pauscollected h ot s! thee money sad peq me In drafts or oheeke the de• fondant bee not paid ms for pome three or four date in the last month hid the anto'not of Ids Isoltectione for those dale was 13 276. He gave me &cheek for the payment of it. • :The ; defendant eXIIX :celnAcentad to collect for the railroad la the-month of Iferrah,lll47. The defendant. together with a Mr. rex, a bro ker, was bound to me by a bond, muted by them, for the faithful _performenee the e - duty, as polluter, by the defendant, and to poy the mo ney so collected over lope without deity. - The detec t :- dant was to collect the money withgekbitten lead._ -The_, reenoulor coltentlog without being ,prtid ,wee -that be kept a hotel at the eaten, and it was Worth hie trouble "," to 0 311001, for 'the ainenutof buttress it brought Ad hie ost.blehinent,Tbe days fOntelirient wereViredneddly• a , d Saturdays. After Leering ) . the d tendaat wairt• minded back to pit - ~." - - , -- - - Richard sealants - Pettit, abetted with nessetraertn obtening goo bble yeUeer ochrh, 11114 fettialng,e pay ( for It. Mai feaCladed; ' '