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'' ' '.'„ AfivaY a . ot I Mrs. Bowers teteninated lottr-brief theatrical
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elltilkxPVM9 plelieeier railway legia- campaign, ,at Gra , AcademY of Music on Saturday
latiowieetna to llaittrit,A)eng*.,beert poached:l evening ( which , was what id celled a,ticket night),
Alter having grarOot 'chi:ilea ferlhe nee • of `,',land had iorowded house. I Celteeted as her very
'ellamtevailalde Otwieti:tite process of acid-6,miaaellancime coMpany WitS, with little time Or
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combination Let Iferriabrirg,"of - the once rivet • .
l achieved almost a mews, Bat 'the atage-manage.
Germantown and Green.street interests, rut
, , I meat, which - she necessarily had to delegate to
dated the "united passenger railway • power in , other hands, was wholly incapable. Still, there
ttl , 3 L ' eglolciture 40 011 11 enengh to possess tut in. were a few good performers. Mrs Bowers hereelf
hfei!lie_io/d . ;aentriViing influence even over the headed the company, in capacity and popularity.'
4WeAtiri.Pee.AlllAzWehaie always advocated MlB3 Annie Lonsdale is an efficient and attraMive
Weisaireisk,_ , - sen,firieWet -o ,ppolied to their ' eon- actress , who is atiquisition" to any troupe, and
Itrectlim - lain, gioksbiut end' Walnut atreets ; Mr. Walcot, Mr. W, Davidge, and Mr. W. Rey
'baitheiwectuidingabg last week have naturally void", have alsodeoidedly made, their mark here.
The remainder do net, merit particular , notice.
ii 4, 111 14 (welled great disgust'and elarni ; for
.!bey,*re - or a cakitacter to indicate that the There ril is, a ieport that, immediately after Easter,
• B• will resume the, reins of management with
Public Wigiariiiibieoininciintirely,lesti,sight a good eompanyand apapable stage manager.
op lull the guirdlinei of the pdbllo interests • At'Arch-etreet Thektre, Mr.and Mrs. Wallsok
converted inte . niefeteols of*eMilators. The bevelled no 'ordinary' antasese, during the past
: 4 11 3'.' 46 i 4 4 i llef" i ‘ re of the but' action of Week- Bing Lear, and tho Baron Chief,have been
e s u n igSzs z di z ,f:thi• . :L eg i s i s ts re , i s th e f ac t decided bite. In the latter pleoel(expressly writ
tbaiiich`'itti, thOsebiikts has demanded from ton for Mr. Wallaok, by the late Mr.
Wilkins, an
thepartiesi to whomsthey severally propose to ob& dmmatist,) Mr.,MoCullough a member of
tfii regular compan, played the .pat of the
I give the_right of- way - over our great central tibbst Grabill with so much ability, that we be.
iltßigii.ek 'great of-;100,000 to = aside:in build- lime him worthy of being entrusted with parte 'of
int ibtidge iTer the Schuylkill. " ',- more importance, in some of whioli we hope to gee
We-haVe - 110t k shade of preference or'feel- him. This evening, " London Atill1r41100" will
iug, for ,or against either of the contending be played, for once only, with the following Hoe
partleilWhose = rival Claims to the route over opt : Lady Gay Syankor, Mrs. Wallack ; Grace
ohoitoof on aVidnut streeti will irobably be- Ilarkaway, Miss Thema Taylor ; Sir Harcourt
go - 'Mei fr:am the present condition Cfeurtfeg, Mr. Johnliiilbort; Dazzle, Mr. Wol
of the con
troveriii; i en s - tofl - 1" ti t'' a lack i Charles Courtlsy, Mr. Dolmen ; /Tax
lJtite
arkaway, Mr. Wal l is ; and Noddle, Mr. S. D.
the public:interests will probably not be of Of this lad character, by the way, it is
ad:y : the decision between therm But there doubtful if there be any better representative
la,* principle 'involved in this matter' which, anywhere than Mr. J. B. McDonough: Mrs. WM=
in ,` our . jerdelent.'*itally' Abets "the - pee- - lack's benefit take's place to-morrow evening, the
PM "ef r Ph Bedell:Oa. In . is question pure. pelmet being "Douglas," " Black-eyed Susan,"
:ly municipal in OM ~.bearings, we re- l
`and "
atey turned
Lady and th into a regular opera in London ) )
The Devil."
Kal4flif:'"!liiii.idy _wrong that the state
5 te .' ,4/1 11. !4i'e,, aliedld, stirmpater to itself Cu.
r:fdlin6
ellede'wfotrric'•aotiOrEaelgal t ish w O a rg u ra t, Company sT
t T h e atr e, '
havea
tr '
proms pOwer„,„: oven against the will of our P
during the past Week, viz :' Cinderella, the el e row e n ,
OitY.betinci/s.',The latterhody is responsible, biamomit, the Sonnambnla, and the Daughter,of
to , Philadelphiene alone ,and they should be the Regiment, in which the 'principal parts have
allowed, through their Immediate representa- been taken by Miss Georgia Ilodeon, Miss Rosalie
.. tives; to decide • ,npen everypasienger railway Durand, Mies. Ada King, Mr. P. Lyeter, Mr. F.
-flejest , theit,tho State ` Legislature may chorale Trevor, and Mr. liondinot. This, evening The
44`1 40 10 k4e. ' Ont . city, • with all . its great aid Pt:hernia* Girl will be given, and is, not to be i.e.
:ii ri e tt in4est h e i oho 1 ,,_ , to A dt od to ,peated: This company • have been snooessfal so
r o o t t-o s idr r di ; i i t ' oati l oota l ! li li o ;b y t he 6 9 - c - entr i a a ,far.
Miss
evening showed a crowded heti ' se,
singing,aner a D r u e r w an d d
0 .
w b n y
g h r e e r a
t at,
a tin i g la a u s se w eli l a n s
t h h e i r s
ilatlipiliAt Itperlsburg. , Me abontd have the
right of - regulating our local institutions for, opera, and ill those already pr p odneed, Mine Rod
turrieltes, Jai tali as that right can be exordia- son takes what are usually known se male parte.
emit without alititiient to the citizens of other But the feet of a woman playing, eneh parte in
portioni , of the State. I VA, railways, should:be opera is sanctioned-by the most classical (tom
laid dent iii:Gbeitrititantiltraintit streeteat all, poems. s We have seen , Alboni play Arsacc,• in
niatiaCiet Well tweetaiiined that - oats citizenide
sire them; yet With thli pant still undetermin• Denizettial '" Lucre's% Borgia ;" Malibran and,
it " 4l " P " "- t34tlnt.Flunido," and llioffeo Groins, in
Vestvall appearing as Pow° in Bellies " Ito
-0;; 44,1iiiidlignilled, break - neck coin.
: chase was memo e"Gulletta:" A few mo nths ag o
o Madame
4 ,neenced between two bodies, Satarically ternted Ghioni played Cher:aisle, at the New York Ma
gr dolibetatlye;!'"for precedence in advancing dewy of Muds, in Mozart's "La Nozzo di r•giro ;"
the ` . pecuniary interests •of their respective and Rossini wrote the part of Taneredi for a con
favorite companies. , The'aciion of the Legis- tralto voice., Owing to the extremely high range
1 1 40_ Vfah especially nndignified and disgrace- of Mies Durand's volooormitting the duets with
ild,inAlha, hot '-haste, and = the 'repeal of the Miss Hodson to be transposed, and the transposi-
Iledsores solos with the contralto
ffhelesOMe kew requiring_thirty, days' notice of ties of Mies
thelinieteitiieopeadrig of" Subscription books regliter, the tenor parts in this opera troupe are
rly, firatelass parts, and, in te
10i,:tli e ;benefit - of,,the' new' corporation , and. fina eal lise and concerted contralto
pieces,, the tenor parte ar h e
educing it te three days Was `li fitting climax filled by Mr. Trevor, so that the mule remains
, Kilo* . tet, itlhiglegialative proceedings. We intact, and with really' less , alteration than in
4 T ° ea, :il
~ tbattw , the
,reldat , of all this excite , . moat Italian operas, as played: Putting a tenor
- nientmoVerneirinkan,resoltitely,did his duty (Dir.„Trevpr) into the basso part of Dantlini, in
by vetoing,thi,hilifor.the - •UM charter. RIB "Ls Cenerentola," instead of the basso (Mr. Bort
arguments against;it were' unanswerable; aid' •dinot) is nr,jast, not only to both singere, but to the
if Is;greatly to thi'discredit of the:Legislaturi' mu ' i° lo r e lf. ~
• - s -,- , ' , The present will be the last week or tbe Na
-that they, were disregarded. f
~ ~., ~ _ - , . . Genet - Circus performances. A great array of
varied talent will appear, each • night, previous to
the performance" of "Cinderella." On Friday
evening, the benefit ot Dr. R. P. Joioes, agent and
direotor•of publications, will take place.
Signor Blitz remains one week more. The ve
teran favorite Ands it 'difficult totakti leave of his
" troops of friends." .
At MaDonough's Gaieties,. Race street, a new
singer, Mr. George M. Miles, commences en en
gagement this evening. Mr. Sharpleylt benefit
will take plaepon Wednesday.
" The Mar, uertide Sall," with singing, darning,
and dramatio performanoes, Will constitute the
leading attractions at Thomanf's Varieties.
Moore Vanier; Mutirosr. AHD DRAMATIC loss
irna..`—We refer to Die programme, in ourAd
vertielng eminent, for partiontans of the first of
theseperforinanoes, to taktiPlace at the Academy
of Music,• this' evening: The array of talent ill
mineiderable, and includes Miss 0, Richings, Miss
Satan May, Mr. J.•J. }hazer, Mr. Peterßiohingr,
Mr. P.., Rohr, and the Germania Orchestra, with
Mr. Santa% conductor. There is no extra charge
for reservedeeati, and the performaneee commence
punctually at eight o'clock. "
- '.„.c.: , '. Th9',Vetling,fti,the,fitsite. :
-HA; tVeini,irlii l thiongh.the.nenntiee of Non
. ,
tais," : TAlas - rnei.' and Schuylkill, during which
.
we r" - had. - many oPPortprilttes .or meeting the
iii:600;,44. only, erniiirined ue in tie opinion
407::- , ,e:*pressied --in ' these Colunansi ;th at no
.. . .., .,
iiiiiifineite tit-is:l4les within twenty Yeire, has
ete . sit , p4i * inch.,:mide 7 epresd- enthusiasm, :and
liiirakenedscfliflirtyl-reepanne,ne Met:for the
-titl:l - "Veflliti,t i OentPeMee:iitie,." - ,Cdniention it
, t,feitriinizieibn:ivedinnday f tlie 38th of
It only to;toit't4e.piairle,
61:ftrp...W6 Alt „ha
d - not ers; yoke , in
.approval
.. .
~ . , , _ approval
-of lie course orthe , pineeedinte of the °ince=
hipittireeMtreition; „eyen', the men iit
,plece
were iiii4in'iWeitia..to -it; While- "every .disii-,
II -I ~.. I . , .
~.. . . .. . .
, r ,
.teriestedr . De ' Int eatneitly andtileteritly'nen !
li - idiMed'4, , 11104fennit. iniljetk4"UponAhe
:.I*‘44ti4:l, lntniti4tien: iir-,ieereeht, public
4ii r i iiiit titllA#oo:Cji l P 4 ,#4 r o Y ES ti # B l i , if
liiiii -N ' ,, ,Cfnirlii Unt:l;Penirentl4l , .;invtoelirnek 'lie
i4i*iftitiltfiiitnidest f, member ot, tSe4iliox!- -
441,3ifaiIiiViiik4iNitiWitiii**iiii:im neo ,- , et=
4 3 / 4 iiiii,fA4:44',lniiiiiiiiiiiinili:wiiiikt , be:. sig.
:frestect , lbrite: befere , the the;; call: ftor the Mith' 'of
1 .!l it e l l.,, t t i , i i,#. „ . 41-1 0 1 0 - ;r 441 *.i:0 4: k'dizakitlait those
H:T‘f"!/*W:ll.4Zfiti,i-tis;'-,Zpi,„,i',...,::,,,,/!.- ,' ',-_..,
i#l l #o'il'it . tWlaif.ifii" ",Ait* - Filr;alved - ooii.i
I ,:i*PrOrigo-' , l l #o l 4!l ; :iiie'=4:Ottowirit 4:ol.Pipoirn,
1 TP`iiiiaiiiiii iiiit**;-liiiii - Wrifer-ilain i' ligitr6
intendliliate,'ol4rtiett eionnti:abiy tind,l•ego 7
lit.,o,i,liefiiiiiMtid; in . the, of the
I: ..ith ntliWil-i ,, • , • - ! -1 - , ..:.. 1, ''. ,' ' -: - - ' - -
16k; :i iiiinitik:; '' ': -, ' , ,Viniei iatret,..
Ar
i'S;llllsiefp Ili :' -'' Levi SpOisnii, , - ' t
D'i'fily - Flinalog l ,, '-. ..-"- ' " B.7.'..flates, . ' - •
.lfeiffy,Kerni,- ; - i , „ - ' D., C. Dale; -
Abihtn,Gatet,
,';„ „' ~: Ism Caldwell, -
lob's PiDelii; ' •! , -" - -7... ',Maj. jobn Roes,
Eielaird Priertian,, '",, - ,Ilon„.W. L: Moore; ,
,T.'W.'llifettiplpn, '", -, 'Jacob Hoover, ,
'Willliar Behan; , '.. -. Jobe Young,
Capt."A. Adakentli,": V George Wilson, .
Jcihnit" - Orhundegi;Beti;', Tolbert Dale, , '
Col: 9, B. Worrell, --, , "Jacob Maiik,' - . -- -
CM: Rabbit Smile y :: ',-. .r.W. Potter. ,"" •
• '''''''''''' .. Aiiriarserichiis -.rircoguse' co tuffs. •
~...11, 1 04,a0i100d a call for i fonvontion' of the
DistweMpfef theildtatei=to meet- at Harrisburg
tbelZtbs, ofApril neat, we desire our names to be
appended -to the tall;. as .Deatoorata heartily ip
rovbigsftba,nbjeot. . . Yours Truly,
`• March .24,1850.- • •
1:V.;.- . Ar;Wileon, - ' Jno. -II Humes, -
"George Braw, ,-- - , - ' - Charles Bubb,
Henry R. Dural,• - ' , David Die ffeabsoher, •
jos, Swayer,: :."., - - Henry Shire,
C. I.l,,,Sbopbeli, = . Geo. Guisgle,
James...apa;:ble„• ~:. ' ' ::. . Albert Miller;
Jamb Smythe, , • Abr. Hartranft,
W. O. ShonbeU, ", ,'R. M. Lowsbe,_
4441..,MaK .-. et,„ - . . ~,,. Geo. P. Aurand,
Joseph. Ronald, - - ~ : M. A. Gamble, • , '
- John,G.-Blsokwail, ' ' Jobn Wolf,
J. P. Maids, ..., , Henry. Hippie,
John Drist,' : , = , . 'Mark 13obioneeker, --
Alm D :Putt, = . , - , - Henry Keyser, '
`,Datilet , Bleker; -, , ' J .N. Sloneker,
eflobael.M. Stone, . ' C. M. Loport,
Joseph. 111nggo,i .. - BOA. a. Morrison,
- .A2: - N. Brown,. -, .—' 4'• Hugh Shaw, -
/Li M. Brown,- T. 0. Dingier ,
Ai , a.:truz '
, - • - Abu 0. Bailey, . ,
B. Z.:Ph:test.' -:: '- ' Beni; Berofield,
Jr'llf. - afeffet, Jr. - . . Michael Batt, " -
Wpn: II; Browne, . , , David:Stevenson,
M. Roblrso , ... ~ : :, J: Q. Bidden,"
Daniel OilleY; ' : --= . : NW- T. Forster, ,
'John Mowry." • ' John Keyser,
- William Riddell. : " ' •
' ' : ay.r..ussonuve, SNYDISIL COUNTY.
IlistbanielMoyor, . .., ~ II P. ilotteustein,
, "„ ~. i , , 1171:11(a COUNTY.
„', • EI H. Stabs.
lobiumed; ,4
aIP
4;.; th#;
Amara'
•- ..' Waussorio, TiogeCounty.
Will you pleat* place my namis to the call for
the ponvention ?:I am a Dem ocrat of the straight
est, sect—l have always been and ever shalt bo ;
k 'owe no allegiance to the present National
A 4 wkiwistration.. Its heresies' I -cannot support.
lam loyal, to the great doctrine. of - popular rove.
Ofickoz•in •
- •• HENRY Fuanwoon.•
4 .l,fr:.Shirwoodis present chairman of the Demo
erotic Standing committee Of Tioga county.
- -.4lYe,:the .uudereigged, citimnis of Germantown;
*Wilms to - 441..0104 omidentnation of the course
of thelitte 4 Deameratio Convention at Harrisburg,
.liideitouneing4ur, worthy advocate and atindard
lieater,"Mrilliam-P, Tooker, whom-we reoognise:as
,a•jest indaimoreibla tuan,,- 7sustainor of dhose
hinbrattek in the -Cincinnati platform,
the ihb . indo - siterit °l:which, proved, so - eminently.
-attiessifid iii - egaiting oar present "Chief. Ma is.
tfitelltenee_wei conceive it to "be our duty to re
pudiatejber *religions 'Made - by "a Convention
etatiplAid ofeorrimt minions of an Imbecile Ad-
Yainisttation:: 7W,e. heartily actittleitoe lit, year call
for apiinventiiiii; ind sdeilro, AO oar names may
apPeadenflolt: - '4fours truly,
- Thomas McDowell,
'And W. Gayley, • 4- • M. , Dillon.
Ohas:;Doekintk,Jf., - ' Enos P. Reeder,
• • '• ' • D. Kansa.
...piLAWARS• COUNTY. ,
: "Me fully endorse the course of our friends, and
hope that our names may be added to the call for
a•Demooretio Convention on the 13th April .
:PeroiPhor, Baker, - Daniel E. Thomson;
'Edward 'Toting, D Jeremiah Stevenson,
'William Hinkson, , ,Alexander M. Wright,
Simnel Palmer, •' • Wm. Lear,
'Joieph IL.lllnkson; 11: S. Hawes - , .
Thomai,Liursidge, . 'Samuel Shaw,
'Welter - J. E: Clyde,
James Riddle, Tr •
goluillo34tker e - - MoDivett, -
:Isette„LlMiokman, - Charles • Hall,
g • John Craig.
' T O 'Shoeniaiter 'J. L. Mehl '
„
Ptssitr4s'ilahr. 7. -The' managers the Penn,
j's.lloltaist: thiibity,for Indigent widows and single
women, "lave - just - published their filth Annual
Iteport.' , om 'this it appears that the Asylum
now containiCthirty ;inmates, their aged varying
:,fitits"sB:toMltlSitabld,; that the Bair, at Jayne'd
ltui(dilay,rand June, realked $727 in atd of
tihat the iisoome of the institution for
he hutf:jetir was $2,875; the expenditure 82,502;
and'illak - thi,baltinee' in; band, on February 1,
attiOurilittlanlyot2; sat, the Asylum, mutter
"llnrataalinTl dettis2,,s, , , then $3,419, In debt. No
vdttaritable institution In the city is conducted with
*re pkoprl4o, - or ititb a bitter-atm.
2fiiieh'2l;--tin /friday General Paul
=ddtibaeh,:ot tovioolOp, entrusted a otoft of
140010's hilglOor toy ttho pupae of depoolilog it In
„
nelifiibei, it , now appear'',
Ithit *spotter fq _gas draft, sad tas • !seen
• 'OW
BY MIDNIGHT MAIL
- • - . .
Metter fFti,n,n d 4
((i'pr,rillipc!td!seeof f, ,
• • ; WAsaurirror, : Marith 97,1859
The Omission ofyour Offiemhoiders' Convention to
cemplitisent Judge Magic in their resolutions has
It dow:oily • offended the Attorney General. Ile
had folly earned the approval of that distinguish-
Adassentbiage. -He Was theatratto fall down and
worship the- Preeident's treachery, the first to
"o3y bavoo and, lot slip the doge of war" upon all
ilea who would not approve of that treachery ;
And ban engaged himself in writing all kinds of
editorial newspaper denunoletions of Gov. Packer,
Judge Knox, Judge Douglas, and others equally of
fending ; and that he should be overlooked , in the
praises which have been song to others galls him
terribly. I, notice that .4ho Washington thtion
copies a whi t ning article from a PennsylvaniWn
Administration orgaM, rather complaining of this
studied discourtesy to Judge Black. Bigler took
better care of himself ; he was on the ground and
engineered the resolutions, insisting upon a Trope r
endorsement at the hands of the' Convention. But
'that Oolleotor Baker and others on the spot should
have assisted to igtoie the Attorney General,
-with all his intellect, his toleration, and his su.
porltot Democracy, posses comprehension.
There is no doubt that a formidable movement
in favor of the Hon. James Guthrie for the Presi
dency is on foot, both in the North and in the
South. It is asserted here that the Hunter and
Slidell interest prefers Guthrie to Wise.. The Now
Orleans Detta, . the Mobile Register, and tho Mis
sissippi organ of Jefferson Davis, at Jaekeon, have
indicated their preference in the same direotion.
The press of Kentucky is said to be a unit in his
behalf, and feelers have been thrown out in some
of the papers of Pennsylvania and Now York. Of
course, Mr. Guthrie looks to the Charleston Con
%Neaten for a nomination. I give this as one of
the on dits of Washington. '
Do yon recollect that while you were a resident
of Washington, in March, 1854, a Democratic
State Convention was held at Harrisburg, which
renominated the present Senator Bigler for Go
vernor? The KawasNebraska bill, asserting the
great principle of popular sovereignty, was just
sheet passing into a- law, and the Democratic
party, all over the Union, was taking position in
support of that bill. The Administrationef Presi
dent Pierce earnestly and enthusiastically
...sus
tained it. Muoh Interest was felt in securing
a proper endorsement of it by the Democratic
Convention of Pennsylvania, but Governor Bigler
resolved that he would prevent any such endorse
ment, and accordingly be did so, even while earnest
ly- assuring the friends of the bill that be was with
them. The Convention (presided over by a . Mr.
Shannon, of Pittsburg, who wee subsequently ap
pointed temporary judge of one of the local courts
of Allegheny comfy by Gov. 'Bigier,) was complete
ly muscled, and although Mr. Harrison Wright, (a
- delegate) - of Luzern°, since deceased, made a vi
gorous effort-to obtain a vote upon a resolution in
suppertorthe bill and the
- principle, Shannon re
fused to entertain' the motion, or even to re
cognise Mr.' Wright. Bigler was afterwards
forced to advocate the measure which. he
bad: thus .esteceesfully attacked, but his hollow
insincerity, in-regard to it is proved by his
readiness to surrender it again under the whip and
spar of thai Federal Administration. This re
tiiill/11061100 suggests a very dasnagingnontrast be
tween the Administrations of Mr. Buchanan and
Mr. Pierce, The first has turned - the whole power
of the Federal Government against Gov. Packer
bemuse he ,stands by the prinoiple of popular
sovereignty and the solemn covenants of the Ne
braska bill, in defiarioe of the mandates of the
President and his Cabinet. All his friends are
denounced and proscribed., and the organization
of the State usurped and perverted to the basest
uses. Under Gen. , Pierce, although his Adisinis. ,
tration stood firm telthe principle, and a recreant
Governor of Pennsylvania deserted it, no crusade
was waged against Bigler, no proscription of his
friends, but the harmony of the party was pre
.
served hy-a system of generous and liberal treat
ment of all Demoorats who did not feel disposed
at once to accept the Kansas-Nebraska bill as a
party measure. The reminiscence is suggestive.
I happen to know- that instructions have gone
from Washington to Philadelphia within the last
few days, commanding your Democratic City 'Con
vention (which, is shortly to assemble) to applaud
this General Administration, and to ignore or to do
nounoe that of Governor Paeker. Collector Baker
has visitedWasbirigton within the last few days,
and - is now, no dOubt, industriously at work to
enforce - the bidding of his masters. • '
,Cess - wiul taken very anddenly ill yes.,
- terdai, and was bled, the .yhysielans remaining
with him all night. understand ho is better this
morning.
4 curious difficulty is said to o*lst about the
post•offioe of Detroit, Miobigan. The marohnnts
and business-men have their mulls aunt to Toledo,
thirty miles distant,
km , of the - most experienced politiolans new
On the-ground assert that nothing oast prevent the
_calling of an titre s'eselon abode the first of Sep
tember.. Every day adds to the complleations and
difficulties of the Post Office Department.
Who now corruption fund upon whioh tho Ad
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1859.
ministration relies to; iti,fatire opotations against
the DemeerattcrSentiment of the country is thot '
growing out .4t;,t4e',,apOintment 4f, deputy.
shalsto take 'the'new onamus It Is summed that •
everybody 'Welatii - Office; and -that all the. loial
foliticiani will he tanning after"thesis places.` 1
are made without number; and as •
the appointments will not be given out until the I
last-hour, it is expeetedlhat a good deal of in,
terest can be manufactured In this way. I would
not be astonished If we had another investigation,
something like that of-the, anthraolte coal, grow.:
ink out of. ibis new:sourise of patronagO and
plunder. . OceAsiosret. z•
WASHINGTON, Marsh 25, 1859
The statements made by your correspondent
"Hampden," which Appeared in' your paper of
the leth inst., are not only strictly true, but the,
picture is not half disclosed. Were it drawn to
the life andtht; curtain lifted so that all might
see, and could the thousands and thousands who
have been the victims of the tardy justice; or•
rather, swift injustice of the' Elecutive Govern.
meat; pour forth their complaints, an outcry would
ring through the land which would. strike terror
into the hearts of those into whose hands the ad-,
ministration attic, people's affairs has .unluckily=
fallen. You cannot walk from the Capitol gate to
Willard's Hotel without hearing the angriest,
and, sometimes the Most' touching donut °Wiens
against the heartless and utterly ' worthlees aeade
of departments, who aro either too la's) , or too in-,
oomperenttuattend to the business' of the people,
and who are more than half their time closeted
with politicians, instead of despatching the bus!.
nese of theiCoitizen masters.. All this is as com
mon talk in this oily as the §iokler affair
,inselfi
and every day you may hear the Ilatime mingling
their condolence and sympathies over 'their com
mon-sufferings and ill usage. •
One case,- in particular, bee been much com
mented on, of s gentleman who, on a small matter
of business, visited one of "the departments thirty-
Ave time!, sat waiting in the ante-room two Dun.
,dred and sixty hours, and walked, between- his
hotel and the department, fifty-one miles, before'
hie business was, disposed of, and when disposed
of; his tavern bill had nearly absorbed the amount
of allowance, to say nothing of' the loss of time
and detention from the engagements of belie.
This statement is made on the authority of the
sufferer himself, 'for he did not hesitate to pro
claim it far and wide, and hundreds heard his,
declaration. And yet this is said to be the pee.
pie's Government ! • .
What right, I should like to knot, has any-
I head of any department of this republican Go
vornment, to, require any one, even the humblest
of the people,' to trudge to his office thirty-five
times, or keep him waiting two hundred and sixty
hours in hie ante-room, or to make it necessary to
wesr.his boob . ; out in walking from his boarding
house to a department, bqfore his business is des
patched? ,
But I forbear. I give this ease only from
among a 'thousand which have Come under my
observation, or are the &Meet of common remark,
and I turn the subject over to your correspondent
"Hampden," who,: dimbtless; horn his way 'of
writing, has behind 'zesty a thing which will
verify his charges,' and litiohit Would be interest
ing to the people to know.-
Letter from' riarrlgnarg.
Vlorreepondenee of The Presa.l
S' An act relative to sales' of canals end railroad(
cooder, mortgage" war rerd in the Senate today. -It
provides that whenever any railroad, canal, or other
improvement, shall be sold under proceedings at MA, or,
in equity, or by trustees or oorporatore, any mortgage
hertipfore or. hereafter given by any such Companies,
where, by the terms of snob mortgage, the franebises
of the corporation Sr., or may be. pledged for the pay
ment of the mortgeg debt end interest, and the bonds`
leaned ituder ouch mortgage, the yurehstiers at such
-sate shall, in addition to the corporate power, with
which -by virtue of such tale they. Ellin be legally
vested, have power to adopt the. corporate name of the
original company. or any other corporate name; and
to barrow on mortgage any sum of money necessary to
complete or equip finch improvement, and to pledge in
rush mortgage
,the property and franchises thus and
subsequently acquired, and.to Inuit bonde„secured by
Mich mortgage, with or without coupons, provided that
no bond shall be issued, for a its mom than glue, and
providid that reels mortgage ib9lll be recorded ; and in
came of a chattel mortgage, that the engines, can, and
other property bound thereto, then have markej
thirteen the word"mortgaged " ,
The act incorpoiiting the Anion Railroad Company,
oe palmed and aligned by the Governor, le In detail as
follows : „
SW OS 1. Be ft enacted by the Senate and noses "of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Perinsylvards
in General Assembly met; sod tv to, hereby erected by
the authority of the tame. That "J., Edger Thompson,
Et M. Veltan, Robert D. Cuten lidward 0 Da'e t Feeder.
iek Greg, Wm. H.Matroter, Friel Coolly, Eitricklabd
lineage; John 0 Crown. /lobed, . Stockton. Joseph
Myrrh.; W. B: Moorhead, John . Liodaay, ;Wm. B.
Forster. Ochla Mild, and B Cashirlabinoir Any five et
them,-be, And they ars bushy, stipulated somMissiortets
to receive eabeariptione to and organics • colligrij
osier tire same , style ; and title d , The Boron Ital d
eur rimy. with _power Ito build ,gollreadvrith one or
more tracire Aral the iseerassiVsidloga upon tomb line as
will noun eat the several rallreids entering the :City of
Philadelphia, and to coestruct • •bridge for maid road.
over the ilehoylkiltriver at any point north of Cheat-,
nut street and.oonth of airili i settees bridgo;liod
tunnel LW etresibbietfeets in slid city, omth of said
'Chestnut street, bet Ween the flehnilkill and Delaware
"rtrara,dhiatesier-Iser-riecepaeary to tuccry cut'Slieratatee
Wit 'ottfeet; and ilettitiitlAkercwww.ararprivilegesand
subject to all the'restriatlons preneribed by sold anti.
Cod it An net regulating railload ..compsnier,ir. }11.:
preyed the'oiniteenth day of February , dine Domini
one thouaaud eight hundred and forty-nine' not )Hobo.
listed with - Mimed; Provided, that said company shill
'not bare the right to occupy the Keats it soy street
foe the - /entill One railroad track east of Twenty second
street, or wait of Fr ost girt et
-13n0..2. - That toe' said company shall have power to
erect, at such pAriteon their railroad as may be deter
totted, station station anti depots, and to lease the
same, *rimy portion thereof, to the several railroad
companies whale roads enter or terminate In the city of
Philadelphia. '
Sao. B. That the capital stock of raid company shall
consist of forty thousand !hares, of fifty dollars each, to
be increased, it deemed necessary by the stockholdenjto
carry coot the object of this act, to any amount not ex
ceeding sixty thousand abates, and said company shall'
have power tole/me mortgage bondsnot exceeding two
hundred and fifty thousand dollar., if required to corn.
pieta the work...
Sao. 4 That it shall and may be lawful -for any
railroad company burin a termioud in the 'city of
Philadelphia, to eubacribe to the capital stook cf
said company such amount as the board r f directors of
said company roar direct, and if deemed necessary by
the directors of ouch eorarany to lame the bends of ti e
onnpany in payment - for-the stock subscribed
Bra. 6. That the,loottfon of said road shall be ap
proved by the Select and Common Councils' of maid city .
of Philadelphia before Its construction Is begun.
The adroit alders, abettors, and advocatee of that
prodigy—the Philadelphia Ot'y Passenger Railway—
whose conception has been the most immaculate of the,
inonacUlits since ,Legislatures became fruit/0, have
followed up their magnificent bonus-giving enterprise
with a supplerrient, (which will, of course, receive le
gislative sanction, despite a Governor's veto,) which
exempts this company from the provisions of the let
section of „ An act regulating Railroad Companies, ap.
proved February 19,1649, , requiring the COMII3II6IOIIONS
t I give at least twenty day. , notice, in one or more
newspapers, of the times and 1 , 16048 for opening books,
ke
The commissioners, or two thirds of them, are by
this supplement empowered to receive enbeorlitiortr,
ko., after giving three days , notice.
If their profits, as a corporation, should be in propor
tion with their speed and amen in legislative coop
ers, It may be put down as the “Jastert institution , ' of
UM "first' , day and generation.
Parties in the interest of the other road have been
here for letters patent, but the Governor Is said to be
holding the matter under advisement. ALsicor.
Letter from New York.
TIM OLD-LINE WHIG GATEERING -PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES -HEAVY TRANSACTIONS IN COTTON
AIIENE3IENT TO THE STATE BANKING LAW -
JOSEITA R. GIDDINGS ON JOHN QUINCY ARAL'S -
TOE NEW REGIMENT OE' MORGANS ERS -RANTER'S
WEEKLY-NEW BOWERY VIEATRE-JEMMY MAS
SEY, VIE ENGLISH PUGILIST.
ICorreepondenee of The PreNe..l
The gathering of Old Line Whigs, at Hope Olivet,
butt Thursday evening, to listen to an attiring from Kg-
Governor Hunt, IMO respectable In point of numbers
and intelligence. Hiram 'Ketchum, gag., presided, as.
esated (on paper) by several prominent citiaens, who
were not preaeat, in propria personea In the coarse
of the Governor's emcee:, three names were mentioned,
either c f which, he claimed, would command the suf
frages of the old-fashioned Henry Maraud Daniel Web.
stir Whigs. v's : Elward verett John I: 'Crittenden,
and Winfield Scott—au annctMcement that we, re.
spaded to by a vigorous eprorse of Abe throat and
hands After a cursory glance at recent political
events, GOY. Hunt recommended that the Whip, Wee
who were and are Whigs, ahould emulate the notion
recently token by the Whigs of Kentucky and Virginias
and see If aomethtrg couldn't be aecomplished towards
bringing the old party Into life and ulefoloose
Thursday wee a great day among the cottoa•dealere
the soles having amounted to 17,000 bales, valued at
about 0,100,000, which is said to be the largest hue.
nets ever done in cotton, In this market, On one day. It
certainty .fords pretty good evidence of the general
revival of business.
An important amendment to the general banking
law of this State bee been introduced Into the 801:18.0,
making It lawftil for the superintendent •to Imo par
upon stocks bearing five per cent. interest (such ea are
now receivable), but in no note than such etooka be
taken at above their per value, nor shore their mar
bet value. This amendment applies only to bank
ing amoolationa the securities for whose notoa are
wholly stocks. The asaendmont also permits banks
now having mortgages depoelted as 'security for their
circulating mace, to substitute 'nee-per-sent stook in
lieu thereof. No bank can deposit half fivo-per.cent.
atocks and half mortgages.
glymouth Church, Brooklyn, was neatly flied, on
Thursday evening, to listen to en address by Zothua
Giddinge, on the trial of Zahn Quincy Adams by the
Twenty-seventh Omrress.
The new Highland regiment are In high glee at the
&althea which
,permits them to adopt the Highland
uniform. They are to be formally muttered Into ler
, vice in about two weeks. The 'officers of the regiment
have sent to Sootland for tartans of the same Pattern as
,thit worn by Abe Macern and men or the nth corps of
'hoc Britannic Majesty. The colt of the materiel order
ed will be within a fraction of foul thousand dellam
Mr. Jerntoy Masse,, the Ikea yugilletta Impartation
I from the old wintry, gave a sparring exhibition liat
Thnradsy evening, at Hoymfe theatre, in the Bowery.
It wee, I hear, largely attended by
the high and low.
I rich and poor, who, somehow or other, seem to have a
peahen for the head-punching business. Mr. Mooney
announced that he was not open for any fights, but
name to this country to seek hie fortune in some legiti-
mate way for the benefit of his family. The general
Impression' seemed to'be, that, as an ff artlet,ff be was
inferior to Morrissey dr Australian Kelley, but . 'as a
fighter he would be ableto make his mark upon any
aspiring personage dethrone of a professional 'lnter
Vie!,
rHE LATEST NEWS
BY TRIciEGRAPH.
,
The consideration of the City Pasreoger Railway,
(Chestnut and Walnut streets ) which WM vatotd by
the Governor, was resumed.
The bill mused &tally over the vet,t—ayei 25, nays
4—es follows - : • e •
ynia—Meinits. Baldwin; Bleed, Bawer, Goff y,
o r m g , aq,,ney, Francis, Gezzam, Gregg, Morris. Keller.
kliller;lifyer. - Pelnur, 'Parker. Randall, Rutherford.
Peofleld. Phaeffer, Schindel Steele, Thompson, Yard
ley. and Creswell, (4 4 4160-45.
Wavii—klesurs. Musette, Nunemacher, Pennell, and
Wtight 4
The bill having received the constitutional majority
of two-thirds in both lionises, le a law, notwithatand
, jog the veto of the Go - valuer.
The following bills were passed :
A supplement to the Citizens , Passenger Railway
Company
An Pt to incorporate - the Western Library Associa
tion of, Philadelphia.
Tka supplement to the Philadelphia and Trenton
Railroad wee taken up.
'On motion of Mr. P,s the provls4 requiring the
content of Consols to thehill WWI stricken out.
PHILO HAMPDIIN
UARILISIMO, March 20,1850
Nsw YORL, IlJarah 27, 1859
PelArifiyivAnia .Logislature.
..y• • y
_ - aAllBlBl3trlgl, March 29
RENATE
Tha'fienata mat at 10 A, tit
Also the provlso requiring the Company to nay an
nually are thousand netters to the Oity Treasurer
Phi Menials., and five thottested dollars to the State
Treasury. -
The bill no amended : was then paned—epee 29, men
1, - Mr. Wright be ng tho only one to vo.e in the nege.
tire.
The bill requirlog the Willlameport and 'Elmira
road to taco() their rout waft dhicaeeed
sir4-Itaeinec6 moved en amendment, to moire all
the 1A4011,18 of the State t 4 fence their read. He made
thie motion. be said; for the reason that if one com
pany wee to be required to tonne their road, it waH but
jot and right Ihat ell should do it '
The eubjeot was disarmed till the hour of .ad
journment.
Adjourned till Monday et three Y. hi
ILOUSEI.
The Houre met at 9X A. M. •
Mr. Caeoe offered aat pplement to the Philadelphia
reneger railway act, and moved its consideration.
Agreed 10.
The first supplement repeals the Brat seotion of the
so: of '49, requlrsgs the coromisalonern to give twenty
days notice of Ulna, and the opening of the backs to
receive tubacriptions to the capital Moot and gives
the new 0-mpsoy 'he privilege to receive su bscriptions
after alvertwing three dap
- The bill created care derable excitement, the yeas
and naya being called at every stage of 'the pros-edings,
bat a deaMod majority ware iu Pa favor, and the bill
gamed finally, Tale 69, nays 17 ; es foil we
91118 —blears Barlow, Bayard, Bertelet, Boyer
of Chatfield. Brim, Burley. Campbell, Chase. Dar
bovow, Emmen Bllreeker, Evans, Weston, Fisher,
Fleming. Male Good, Gray, Green. Grititirm, flamers
ly, H J
arding, ackson, lieneagy, Ketchum, Kinney,
Laird, Lawren'e of Washingtou, Manoallishaffey,
Matthews, bl'Olure, M'Dowell.. O, a, Palm.
PArce. Pinkerton, Price, Pugh°, 'Rohrer, Rouse. Bhar
gava', Bruited. Smith of Betts, Stephens, Slyer, Thump
• sow, Walborn, Walker. Whalen, Wigton, Wilcox, Wil
liams of Bedford, Wolf, Zoller, aniPLawrence, tgpeaker)
—6B. •
Nam—Messrs. Abbott, Acker, r bomb. Fester, Gal
ley. •Grehtm, Gratz, Neall, Mill Prondfoot, Etnte,
Midler Shields, Warden, Wiley, Willenton, and Wd
don-.47 '
Mr ma • LMte moved to reeommit bill No. 608. enti
tled " a Bopp ement to the eat to Incorporate the ' West
Philadelphia Railroad Company," to theJudiolary Com
mittee, vitt& wee agreed to.
• A lorg debate 'mead on a motion to'adjourn over to
Monday afternoon, hot it Wad finally agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Timex, the BOTIMO amendments to
the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad awl-meta,
,fittikieg oat that the cement of Omens shall fleet be
,obtained before occupying the etreete, elm the provi
sion to.pay ten thousand dollars annually into the city
and Mate Troartoy, were chucurred in—ayes 99, nays
29. Adjourned.
From Washington.
- WARRINGTON: March 24.—Commander Newell has
been ordered to the commend of tin reatitting ship
independence st the Hare Island Navy Yard, Califor
nia, vice Commander Fairfax, relieved. -
Colonel Yoseph Zobnaton. of the Fleet Cavalry, a
relative of Minister McLane, left this clay, pastor
day, for Mexico, it is said, under ordere from the
florernmerit.
• The new eloop•of-war Lancaster in to be finished and
fitted not for sea with all posaible expedition. files will
probably be emit to the Paoills.
The Land Office. eitnated at Buchanan, Minnesota,
has been ordered to be 'removed to Portland, in the
amen State.
The Treasurer's weekly statement oboes the receipt
of the week to amount to $1 818 OCO. There lea net be
lance in the Treasury of over 87,000 000." -
tot Lander will leave Washington on Muiday to re
arms work on the South Pau wagon road, for the pur
pose of repairing damages sad sh• rtening the route as
fee is practicable. -
The President has recognised Frauds Augustin
Borsch as consul of the Netherlands for Mahn, MIMS.
chinet's, Now Hampshire, and Rhode Island, to reside
atliostcn.
The Pike's - Peak Nail Contract.
Wasn't(Oros, !demob te.—The eontraot to carry a
dritly_mail from Leavenworth to Doraville, Pike's Peak
regien, was made tinder the cot of 1826, authorizing the
the establishment of special post rental!, to be sustained
frenithelt net proceeds. Birch is the arrangement in this
oar that the compensation fe in no event to exceed Ilse
bandied dollars per annum. If the poet routs bill had
beebread, and o*of root made under it, thie service
would have emit, f2O 000 or uo,coa per annum. The
neetysitoss be 'nolo!), compensated for their out
!ay, In the carry fag of passengers
The Boston Post Office.
I.I3IIINUTOV, March 26 —The Becton poet office
Wilier was eensidered yesterday at the meetinw of the
Cabinet:- Mr. Capon and the parties representing the
fitptet et•eet interest had errand interviews with the
Pcatmaister General to day.
, Late* . tkom Havana.
ACCIDENT TO TIIII STEAMER ILLINOIS.
oiloonsorrox.,- Ittrob 27.—Tbe attiouship reabel bout
Orel. from Rapine with tette to the 26th hut.
Theiteemsht C. Illinois wes at 'Laren& with a broken
4b t. She will g$ to New York for repairs.
e schooner Dr. Kane, from Be4ma, for New York,
with a cargo of Molasses,- put Into , Key West leaking
on the 4th instant and will barn to discharge.-
BiAlitC[TS —Angara firm, but quiet, at
rests; nothing doing; Matt:ova:do% unotkalgad
Pn1013104010 4 teals] Muucovado, 5 rests; sterlios
txabsilge droqp I nrat bill. 011 New York, pt sixty.
Ait.fri 10134;4111count ; blue on New Orleans, at throb
to 7 l inmyuw- 7 _ , - •
--
The , Elnitttriore
ti,Wwiltrifitnnwr ridlthniu, own OF !IRE ant-
TO Clidltall rnE ItORDER OY
ti AfttOTllhit PARTY.. _
•
Hst.rinioan. Match 28 —The Patriot or this atter
rem o micros a long statement, prepared by the friends;
of Henry Garobrlll; one of the condemned eliminate
cow awaiting execution for the murder of polite Meer
Beton. giving the affidavit* of certain.partles to show
the another perty,ltiobard nerds, was the heipetra
lora( the murder. and that he confessed the deed to
Certain parties It le, however, not deemed worthy c f
credence, as all had been considered by the Governor,
end rejected by him some time back It le the last
deeperate attempt to Rave the life of this wretched
The New York Boarding-house Poison.
ing Case.
N'Ew Yontr. March 2G,Mr. Robinson, one of the
benders at the house In Fourteenth etrett, died 10-dify
from the effoo's of the plson adminiatered at tho
morning meal on Tburtdey, , lie le the second
Illtooklyn Water Works Celebration.
Nair Yo c, March 90 —The committee rf arrange-
Monts for the epprogoblog celebtalton ti the Biooklyn•
Welter Wefts. ben decided taextend invitations to the
enthoritieg end fire departments or New York, Phila.
delphip, Ihltimoro, Waehlegton, Richmond, end tarty
othiy oftioe.
glailing of the City of Washtngtou.
,
,biaw-lrone. March thl ntesnolhip City of Wash
logiOr4 Capt Par* Pallid at noon for Liverpool
Aihonq her pane gore is Charles O. Bolton, Esq.,
editor of the Baltimore American, who, accompanied
by his eon Albert, visits Europe for the restoration of
hie health.
The City of Winhington carries out $190,003 in epeole,
end two bncdred end fifty parieengere.
Wreck of a British Man-of-War—Loss of
New Yors, March 26 —The British man-of-war Jae
senr wee wrecked ofilanalea, on the night of the 4th
of March. • Her crew took to the boats, but ten of them
were subsequently swept overboard in a gale. One of
the tints, containing the captain and nineteen of the
men ,Tni arrived at Cubs. The other boat, containing
thirty men, is miming,
Accident to the Steamship State of
1 Georgia.
BLVANNAn March 2C-LThe steamship Mato of
Georgia. bound for Philadelphia, when off Helena. on
the South Carolina, coast, on Monday. bruPer her after
,erosetetl, bent her platen and disabled h•r mao"inery.
She reached Charleston In safety, bavtnf put Jaime
distaly fi,r th t port. for pmeengerS were transferred
tothe steant•hrp Keyst,no State.
Later from lirtvanm
Av.ttistau, &arch 26 —Adatees from 'Havana to the
20th that etwe that t.e aohooner Alice Daudet, with
a darsoot 090 Africans, bed been captured acid taken
into Porto Rico, where the crew were imp:4 , oll6i
Another cargo of 000 Africans has. been landed at fteme
dna,' °atm At Havana, sugars and molasses were int.
Pf o Yin Dwthanges were declining.
Morin)le Tragedy in Wisconsin—A Ma-
niac Infarders lii Parents.
HAREM. Margaratte county, Wiscooslo. March 26.
Two residents of this place, Jonathan Post, a B:ptlet
preacher. and hit wife, were bath killed, yesterday. by
their eon, while the latter wee In a elate of frenzy.
The murderer le about thirty year; of age and has
been Insane for severM years. although he wee consi
dered harmless until this sad occorrence Be' made no
effort tk. escape. He will beaonfinei in a place of safety.
Canadian Affairs— fhe New Tariff Bin
a Law.
Toattpo, March 26—The Goverusr.Goneral gave
hie amseht to the CAW tariff bill thib afternoon. - The
lavegma into immediate operation.
This hi:motion has assumed a posit:on of political
importinee, end glee rise •to a strong oppositiof
feeling:
Front. New Orleans•-T,he Departure of
Minister McLane for Mexico.
New esLE:Axs, March —United :Yates Mintster
Metoitai will depart for Mexico by the steamer Quaker
Cite' n the morning
The eh war Tanneasee is still cn the 'dock)) under
plug repairs.
explosion of a Western riopeller.
Camino, March 26.—The Northern Tranepottation
Compeny'a propol cr Lady of the Lake exploded her
boiler when half a.mile from Teirport, t).day ') he
vessel wne suck, and the cook and one of the firemen
were hat There wee a cargo of flour end provision')
on board. No particulars have yet been received.
Arrest of an Abortionist.
ALIAII7. March 27 —Mr& Media Masten has been
:admired on the oblige of killing Mary Ann Snyder,
aged '' iB while attempting abortion with Matrumenti.
The unfortunate woman died la .t night. The stewed
is Di yearn of age, and has been carrying on the heal
nein for yearn without detection. She is now in jell,
and wilibe indicted for murder to-morrow:
The Expected Steamers.
BANG 6, Mame, March h7.—The telegraph lines Bast
Kremlin interrupted. and there le no chance of hesrms
nom I.lllltair to night. The steamships Nispra and
Alps are both over due, having been nearly sixteendrya
out The last despatch from Halifax was dated yester
day, at half pat two o'clock P. M., when there was no
sign of the approach of the steamers
Trial of U. S. Marshal Tyler.
Dcfncifr, March 26 —The tr;al of U. B. Mar.thsl.
Tyler, for killing Copt •Tonre, of the brig Concord, at
Port Laiaid, Canal+ Went, last fall, wan •omoluded
thid of Wog. The km' retained a vordlot of lovolau
tart menelanghter, committed in the prevention ct an
onlawfulaot. He is also reoononended to the tarry of
the tend',
; Markets by Telegraph.
leaw Caimans, March' 20. Cotton unchanged ;
10,000 Wee sold. Corn aot.ve. Mesa rink, $10.25.
Lard, In bb'a, 113(o 1111 h on New York advanced .1( ;
ligbt Mlle, par to )( premium
011401Ne.471. March 26.—Flour doll, and no Wee of
Imputation. Whiskey Orin at 24g. Pork steady, at
$17.80e17.76 for ideas. Lard 11)(.
On. imams, March N.—Bales of oott,n to-day 70)
bales. The market closed firm, and there is a batter
feeling In the market.
SAVANNLII, March 2d —Cotton firm, but unchinge.i ;
700 balcr. iold•
THE CITY.
-
: , .A. comuntelMition was received from members of the dividend of ten yer cer.t.e , nt,of the net frovulatirs 'et
past year • the 'pa . eat to'he 'Marie the - 21 - of April;
- ' ' : • lowa mission robins for a transfer of the widow and
Thiele the drat di vidend sineE the coropany wised to
' • 1 three children-of tbe Roe George Mon Brown lately
&511:181111ENTS THIS EVENING dem:teed, to the Bet of claimants of the Phradelptila , , -
fattiest . •
, pay 6 per rent; per mama on the stook,while
flusatoin Andintur or 510810 -Grand Musical sod
.
Dramatic Veatival. Bishop Scott the question of law having bean referred the work was in progress. l, „,
to him) decided ralectently that the Conference had. no The Po'tsville Bflpigrj , , j'aegngeti "ur fikiii morning
Conference. • . , ,
New WALNDTARTRZET • Tuatavas.-t. The Bohemian
right to grant th's eminent , , . ,
Girl "-', The Morning Cell "
"The heavy mine of.lesta seek dronned *Mae More
On motion a committee of three was appointed to re- • D O' " -'- _ • . ~- 2 :
RATtONAL Onw,roB.-" Oinderalls l, - "Lent's (limos -
active ' , heritable Contribution/1 In behal f of the widow
this ood adfoltifig region', which falba" ekel(0 41 1 1 13'
Oompsny"-" Equestrian, Gymnastic', and Acrobatic and fat'erless. , than one half of all
-the collieries below water level in
feate.rt Tb e 0 ommittee on Church &moll es b &slog a eir'ed leave
WEEETLEY /t CLARICE'S ARCH-STREET TEMATER. - to retir e , th e pf,„he-v, hoped that their apnotuto sate for
the various pulpits would be considered binding, and du 1 There are but few order id theinarkr:t, and the
mental to some extent.' Thei - trade ' however, - )e-vary
"London Assurance "-• , Consin Cherry it
AC &Deily OF Pleg ARTS -11artholonameht Ste/as of that omen/ the preachers would get sick.: - best policy Would seem tobe,,for nor *serer4 to mire is gradually sti potteible until about the - Ist of bley..
A Oernmunteation wet received from the Trastess of
tc Pendia° Lost ; Or : Eve Repentant 11
"'the Pennsylvania College at Garriebnre, - proposing a The mil d beacon beeleft 6 , l9;Se:take: Mart entarlyof pre. ,
FloDerroorlaVe GAIETIEB.-Seleationo from' Plays,
eenier sr that instituVon to the Philadelphia Confer- rued geol. in nearly all the • markets; ',blip; yin- last
notillday - There will, „in 00 oeNtosbileebe . but little
Gems from Operas, Pantomimes, Dancing, and flinging .
coos, without subjecting that body to any peountery
Tummor'e ventertse.,--- ,, Genie from Operas, Nigro embarrassment. Referred to the Committee an Educe- demand, except for manufacturing purposerciand. for
Eccentricities, Barons, Singing, and Danalng.” . lion this the run Is prinemally on lump and cheetout,- Coal
ASSEMBLY BOILbINOS -Signor 131 its. The election of candidates for deadens , orders wee ' is now offered, on board, at- Port .iiichmoad. at lower
next taken up. The following pereons were elected; prices than ever before. Thia, how - ever, 1-Cfor Stooks
District , on hand, and for second quality Doh, , ... John Perrin
.-
Thomas E. Peterson . ...,
8 . P lll /M° lB h/... ' eartiiiimPlito . 8100 IE amosialiCiN War,
N Philadelphia.
- Marsh 26, 1859 : • -
Lewis Chambers Wilmington . , -
Petah Brsdio. (colored) , ' Easton. RETORTED Is? MARLEY, BROWN, it co.,ii.urc-warir,MYool,
John Brinkley Snow Dill. , AND iIIOREIGIS oapazooloirriwaaroomia MID
Peter Parkinson N. Philwielphla. min ogisvinry awaawea. -,.,,
~
~•„., _ -
feats B Smith - ' S Philadelphia. ' PIEST 110 AND. •
James Hareey Barton Wilmington, ~, 8001 Penne 50....i0tq sag SOO Bead R,,ssarikint 24%
?Moro Wilson ••• • N. Philadelp hi a- 30X1 City es .... cash 93 lop , -do cash 21%
Joehua B•iuckley, (onlered)..:. ..• • Wilmf neon •., 7000 do lots 91 fri. : do. , - otate'2 , .%
Opposition was made to eerie candidates on this list 1009 do New_lots tO3 .fo_ ,do ;Arch 24%
but they were notwithstanding elected, 1000 Sum Out es. abyss 35 SO do esieb.2.ll4
The eleotion of kcal :demos fer, eiders , orders was lf 03 ••• do - Idya 35.. lee ,do ' B 24%
the next buelnese in order. The following persons 1000 do Bye 35 150 do bt wo
Wo 25.
were elected : 1000 Clies 'Val Als .. Fall% 3 Penns It 47X
1001 do 41 ,1 do lots 48%
1000 0& Am 61 , 89.15 S4 s 1 0
10 5
Norriato R.:.0 t P 5: %
VICO do bS 14% 9 Bear Meadow „R. •5 7 X
2000 Read Res 't6..b5 75% 47 N penes it ;.:tot" 9%
tOOO do b 1 75% 10 Frank & South it. 61 .
30)13 do nail ... n'l. - 10 West Ptilie R.... 51,%
VICO Wilmington B 6S. 115% 2 Cam ic, Am '
R. 117
lOC° Soh 31 ImP6e.esh le% 10 do eOll7
, 100 MISCUE% a 2 1 % . /00 Big lit Canal Co.. 1%
110. do 24% 60 - do - ' 1%
los do 74%1 10 Leti , gh‘ Nay- ..
. • • . 51 .
-
50 • do ....24% 150 °stew R4lots:.bs '6%
100 do ,r , ..,24% '1 FATIXI & Meth Eh 59 it
100 do .esiene int 24% 2,5 Race • & Vine It it' 443 c
BEMUSE .111311.1111514 , f:- - - •
5000 rob Nat 61082 b 5 714 1 2 Minehill 19.-..^.1.6ina,59X
200) Leh Nay es opg,. 97 15) Richmond Gas cash 10
. ' SECOND &win. -
- A viRY LAitaw might say Unusually
large—crowd filled the Walnut-street Theatre /a.t,
evening, to hear Mr. God! wd preach the seventh of a
aeries of Sabbath evening Bervi^es, under the auspices
of the Tvng Temperance Refuge. Many faces, strange
to us before. have become familiar—facet, too, that we
hive no doubt rarely new a tabernecle. More ladles last
night than tonal crowded the &eel cire',e, the
settee of whom was manifest in the superior character
of the einclog., In this last particular, ninth negligence
ha. bean exhibited but it could not have been much
b,tter than last eyeninr.
Four nymus, prayer , the reading of the Bible,
colleetion, end a 11. , 03013—th.5e were ibe features of
the service. Rey. Kingston Goddard preached the ser
mon. from Luke atx, 19 : ' For the Son of Man bee
come to reek and to Me that which le lost.” It watt
animated and brief, end tonzhed on the arils of in
temperance and the honors of a druntardts present
ard future fete. The perotst en wee passiottate sod
thrilling," few sem/live Utiles in the dress circle, and
many sensible= men in the parquet, weeping, as we
noticed, very freely, By nice o'clock the congregation
departed with a benediction.
If we mai , judge from last evening and the evoniug
preceding, the exsrtionn of these gentlemen of the
P.efuse ere being rewa-ded wttb great mimes. An in
cident whit& Mr Goddard introduced in the closing
remarks. tells very well as to the results attending their
present labor—we may sly of love They have our
warmest wishes f.r their success,
Tonvonnoiv the Scott Legion parades. It
will be the 29th of March, and the 1211 a anniversary of
the surrender of Vera erre. General Scott commanded
on that.occeeton. ald many of the mere bora of the
Le
gion parVeipated. The landing of the troops took
platoon the 9 It of March. 1847, when General Worth,
with his brigade of regulars, were . puton obore The
voinnteer,brigade followed next, and lastly, General
-Twigen brigade of regale-a 'were landed at daylight
.neat merning. On the lath, the whole force. munbsr
int 11 000 olan,were on ramie, inclndlag theiteavyfer.
tillery. Pine wan then openodfupon the city which wag
kept up almost loces.anqv until the 200, when the
enemy heat a parley. After two or three dare dieere
sloe, the castle of Fan Juan Vlllloa and the city Ife , e ,
surrendered, the garrison marching out end layinir
down their arms on lbe 29th of March, 1847. The small
number of lives loot was an event unparalleled in the
awn"; of modern wnr.
The Legion will afro, it in ra'd,' perforni a double
duty on this occasion, by paying - mplimenta to ()ap
ish, Sullivan D. Breece, and Lieutenant Thome and
others, of the Legion who depart for Pike's Peak on
the let of April. Certain Wm fl Gray will command.
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the Penn
Medical Univareify took plans on fia•nriay afternoon,
at 3K o'clock. The hall was Mel. A band played
MARIO, and Bey. James Ohallen opened with prayer
The regu'ar d.gree of M. D wse "conferred on the fol.
lowing member% of the ladies' and the gent.emen's
classes:
Genttemen's Clasi.—Phu W Conroy, It I.; john
T Hampton. O. 0 ; R Pima H. Kline, Ohio; N. B.
Charles Morton, N. J : Achille Monied,
Cuba; Cherie. Bohm., P. ;B. E. B a by, N. ;B g
Willard, Maao.; B ZeberPa. .
The honorary degree of M. D. was conferred on
Horace Webster. LL D .of New York, '
Ladles , Mass —lfeanah Birdsall. Ind.: Sarah rald
well, Pa ; Marianna Nirno, Germany; Parali A Rice,
Maas ; Emily Ridgway, Pa -; Angelina Wilson, Ind.
Dr. J. Pmerson Kent delivered the vatedloloty. It
wet an able and impressively-delivered prodaetion.
In thin inetitntion both sexes enjoy equal advantagea
in the vomit of their Atudies. The eynteixe of teach.
lug embracka other precepts and doctrines than those
combined in the Alionalbie system, while none of the
essential principles of 'the latter are repudiated.
Tilt (MARGE made by the Western Engine
Company against the Good-Will Engine Company hag
been investigated by the Board' of Fire Engineer, ' and
the chsrge d enlisted. This afternoon the (toad Will
will home their new engine. They have engaged a
band of mimic, and Intent tasking a parade thiough the
principal etreate The following is the route : Down
Richmond to Frankferd road, down Fraukford rood to
Laurel, up Laurel to Second, down Second t Arch, up
Arch to Sixth, down S „nth to Walnut, down Wainnt' to
Third; up Third to Chektnnt,, np Cheetnut to Tenth:
down Tenth to Pin. up Pine to Terelf:b; up Twelfth to,
Race. out Race to Thirteenth, no Thirteenth to Vine,
out Vine to Fltteeoth, down Fifteenth to Rate, out,
Race to Sixteenth, up Sixteenth to Vine, out Vine to
Eighteenth, dawn Eighteenth to .Arch„ down Arch to
rif eenth, up F,ftaenth. to Race, down Rice to the
engine bonne, and d .
BEFORE COMMISSIONER HEARLITT, on Satur
day eternoon, at 4 o'clock, a man named AndreWlCel•
ler, alias" Dutch Helier," had a bearing, on the,
charge of mac leg, paasirg, and selling counterfeit mo
ney. The accused 'wet arrested by Deputy -Marshal
John b` abarliev, at a house in Amber street - near
Trout. The officer menaced the cam in • 'eteditabie
manner. The prieorior was held for a fartherhearing.
A final hears. g was 5150 had in the case of Obas. Win
netrack and his wife. who were arrested fifths early part
of the week, by Ofileer George Lewis, of the Birth po
lice district, for nagging counterfeit coin. The hus
band wee held to $3OO bail to answer at oonrt and.the
wife in Odd
iIETINTITE BARTHOLEMEIV caught a sneak
thief on Saturday, with about a hundred yards of
very pretty calico in hie poaseesion. Ile could not ac
count for the caiteo, or for his - ownirehip in the inane,
and an hte repot diva has been very bad, be was taken in
enatody. lla will' have a hearing to•day ,The addle°
bears the frosrk c f the Pacific Mills, and nialts a claim
ant at the; detective oMee. The name of the young
manse 1101;44 Bottle, with a euphonious elias of Bene
dict It. Robbins. Ile is a young man of very pleasant
RPPearance, sod has beau for one term in prison; ire
Likeness also bangs; on the walls of the detective office.
131 m, ,Dam• ant!, Samuel Owens, two pick
-pockets, who 'were Viivefvni: by '.2ireelerv." fiumnrere and
Levy, of, the detective pollee; had a 0461 hearing beferei
Alderman Ogle "on flatnrday afternoon. - They are
ad 'with tally a gold watoh and ebain from
.
nod a ellver watch. front 0 • arias Wannemailier, at the
poet Mee They are old Oritnisale, and have already
been one year within the -prison walla: Their dagner
reotypekadorn the walls - of the office of the deteetive'a
ofihe. , The alderman committed them to prison.
HOSPITAL 04,56.,- 4 .-.GeOrgo Winding, a colored
man, aged trenty,theee Jeara, was ,admitted' to the
Peensylvacia Hospital last evening with his head bad.
Mont. It appears that he had .been imbibing freely
yesterdsy afternoon, and while walking in the vicinity
of Twelfth nod south attests waa straok on the head
with a brick be soma person unknown. Ile appeared to
be stiffering exceedingly, and it im feared that oinges•
Hon of the brain will eneno.
Conotran's Caaa-:—A white man, named
Thomas M,Kew, about ninety years of ago, wee frond
deal in bed, yesterday morning, in the basement of a
hour° at No. 740 Shippen street. The menet held ao
mcnost in the case, from which we leam that deceased
pn•cbased a pint of brandy on Saturday evening, and,
after drloklugft, retired to bed.about nine o'clock
Yerdict: - death from intern; cranes. .
JOAN KANE. a respeCtable old citizen of
Southwark, who has been Inspector of Tobacco for the
last quarter of a century, and wea well-known among
our citizens, was buried yesterday from his late resi
dence to Mollraine street, The Interment took place
iu the Unitoa burial ground at the corner of Valli end
Federal strea'. A large number of people followed
the remain..
Tltt corporators of tho now railroad on
Chestnut stoat, as appointed by the Legislature, will
meet recording to announcement at the Pelletier 'Rome
on the 16th of April. to dispose of the stock. There te
every prospect of a very pretty quarrel between the mu
nlciral and State Legislatures en this subject.
Toe ViTY COttbIISSIONEttO bavo already
granted 2,100 tavern and restaurant licenses. Wineh
number will be largely increased by the first of April,
at which time the power to grant them testes. The
largest Lumber granted, FM far, in any one ward la the
Fifth; the Sixth cornea neat; and in the Sixteenth
the trade appears to be ehletly in the hands of widows.
A noun 8 o'clock on Saturday morning a
horse attached to a wagon came into collision at Race.
s'reet wharrwith a carriage. Mr. Cooper. the driver,
was thrown to the ground, crushing his hand and In
juring Ws aide He was conveyed to Lis - residence in
Pine street, above Front
A Youna MAN named James Cassidy was
committed by Alderman Tittermary on Saturday to an
swer the charge of tarrying CMDceelvi desd'Y weepnoa.
Ile was arrested at Waehiagton street and Passynnk
mad. and upon searching Min a heavily-loaded revolver
IVO found In one of Me pockets.
'A LAD named Joseph Campbell, about ten
years of age, fell into the Delaware on Friday evening,
while playing on the drat wharf below Christian street.
Ha wan rescue t by Officer Brown, of the Second district,
and taken to the residence of IS parents, in Christian
street, near Second.
Tun DEMOCRACY meet this afternoon to
elect delegates to a Convention to nominate candidates
for City Treasurer and City Oornoyiseloner, is be voted
for at the ensuing election. The Conven•ion will as.
semble tomorrow morning, Wining Garden Hall.
THE CASE of the Bibernla Engine Company,
reported by the Hope Engine Company, and which was
postponed on Monday last, will be resumed this after•
noon at half-pest one o'clock, in the 00=00E1 Conceit
chamber_ A number of witnesses have been examined,
and both parties are repreeente4 by counsel
'JAMES G. BAttnwarm has been elected
prino pe.l of the Livingston Grammar SchooLrifteenth
section, to fill a vaearroy. Mr. Barnwell lately blind tho
pooltion of briccipet of the Germantown Grammar
School.
INSPECTORS OP THE EASTERN PENITEN-
TlxXX.—The Supremo Court of rear aylvania have Sp
nointert Richard Vrox, Alexander Henry, John Bacon
Simnel Jones, hf. D , and Thor. H. Powers, inspectors
of the Eastern realtentlary of tho Brute.
EnonnEnx OrEssnrsz died at his home, in
south Third st eet, yesterday morning. He had been
connected with the Fourth andFitth•atreeta line of om•
albums for a number of years, and died well known
and respected.
Tire CADWALADER GRAYS, Lieut. Sickles,
are endeavoring to secure a portion of the new arsenal
as anarrnwy, The National Artillery, under Colonel
John K. Murphy, ere also endeavoring to get into the
arsons I.
TEE DRY (MODS STORE of Mr. Samuel Sim•
inane, at Sixteenth and Vine etreeta, was enteral /1
Saturday rnornire, by forcing open the bulk window,
and robbed of goods of considerable rater..
IllAvort "Unity on Saturday morning signed
the gas extension bill, atd it fa now a law.
MEETING Or THE CONEEEENOE.—After de
votional exercisea, which were conducted by thew.
a. AL Cooper, the minutes of , the preortling day were
read and adopted. The attendance of members was un
diminished; the galleries exhibited a slight falling cif
from the crowds of the previous dayt—a fact doubtless
due to the hourehold duties of &lordly.
The Dee. Dr. Qatgley made a statement on behalf of
the stewards It wee at first feared that the receipts
woolt fall short tf the amount o• loot yrar, end state
ments had been made to that offset. Dot, after a close
examination, the gratifying fact appeared that there
would be no falling off.
The secretary reni the annual nib bit nod report or
the Book Concern of New York. The exhibit of the
agents is a very sao• Aleatory one
The a ratthr of the Bandar Bthool Union of the M. E.
Mut& Tes rext iead
The number of Co . Tandems reported is nearly twice
as great as the highriv return of soy preview yam
A communication was received from the Central
Committee it the fund to be raised in America for the
evangelization of Ireland, calling the attention of Con
ference to the subscriptirns that were made, end the
collectioeS that were ordered in lie behalf $25,007 of
the 5100 000 pledged, have yet to be providel tor.
A einimunication from the Executive Committee of
the Tract liodety or the if E Church, at New York,
ceiling attention to the interests of that soolety i was
referred to the Committee on Education
A report of the treasurer of the Centenary Fund (for
the relief of aupernumerariesoke.) ear read, setting
forth that there tea Warne of MO on hind. A reso
lution prevailed that the steward shall be at liberty to
draw a draft for that amount ; to be properly applied.
Disiritt.
Francis Pearson • ' S zPhiladelphis.
William W Wise 'Reading.
Charles P Straughn ~....,..Scow hill.
Benjamin T Sowell , Philadelphia.
W J. P Tograbeni, Fi Philadelphia.
James WlsedWin, ........ Philadelphia,
John Aeheratt " S Philviedobla
These eleetiorm mounted urbre'than an hour. during
which time the attention of the Ciniference and ens
gregation somewhat relaxed. , They were oondonted,by
Iliehnp Shown, by whom Bishop Scott Wag relieved.
The seventh regular question: Who are the aupernu
merariee? wag taken up. ,
A ssrlee of 'resolutions permed by the Board of Mana
gers of, the Treat Repomtery. was presented and re
ferred in the Committee on Rdocatinn. The roadie
tines thank the Conference for the kind and unequivo
cal su• port aff o rded ; commend warmly the egencv, as
an indispeosoble aid to the Prosecution of the tract
enterpriee; and earnestly request the re appoliement
of the prefect 'agent,' Nev. A. Morelia, 44 to whose
zeal and euergy i under the bleeping of Cod, we attri
bute the marked • prosperityof the w within the
bounds of the Philadelphia Conference.".
A report wag reia from the Rev. S Hi ggins, agent
of the Pooday school week.
•go Trotionr the report WWI 'Staffed to the Sunday
school Committee and a copy orderld to be sent to the
Okrise , an Ildrocaie aed Journal for publication.
The examination of the sopernumetary lie; wee con
tinued at Intervale.
The Ray. 1. Mitchell. on coconut of his extreme age
sod infirmity, was superannuated
, A long discussion (dining which the time was extend
ed) arose on the clotted of 'V Bmith=toa plate on the
supernumerary llitt • -
The Rev. Rather Wiltshire made a moat eloquent
epeeoh. which thoroughly amused the Convention Re
said it would be a charitable thing, to restore Mr. Smith
to an effectlge Place, and the Convouiioo should run
the risk if there 10 any risk , It was Ter. hard to be
supernumerary. }lather Wiltshire, at the ege of se.
vent) , live, felt ;strong enough almost to be effect ye
himself
Mr. Smith was roatored unanimously.
. FA, al appointments for preaching ware male; after
which Conference BO mimed.-
THE COURTS
SATURDAY'S PROORRDIHOS
Reverted (or The Presqj
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cotrax--LJtulge
Oadwaleder.—Tuac Latober was brought op - before the
cool for - pet:dente. - It in, - be roman:Ai:ere& that the
dvrendhot well convicted, at the lut tern of the court.
of puebla counterfeit money. Sentenced to three
year; in the Be Worn Penitentiary. Artier. ned.
NISI Paws—Justice, Strong.—Motions foi
new trials.
Nit Pam—Justice Read.—This Court was
engaged in 'mating rules, motions, &c.
QUARTER Snssions---Judges Allison and
Ludlow —At the opening of the court Mi. David Paul
Drown said that ha anneamd now for the fourth time
in the case of Men Yarn which was fixed reremptorilv
for bearing; but 'Mit he came with no comelatht
about the we, net beirg proceeded With ; that he was
fully aware of the i.te domestic affliction in lills.riet
Attorney Lousheacre family ; that Me. L. had written
a note to him asking if he intended to proeeed with'
the trial of the. case. Under the - aircumetsn•ee be,
(Mr -Brown) would not urge the hewing. ; The cage
wax amordinaly mintioned over. -
Habeas corpus and desertion ewes were diep,Meed
•
With,
, Ores AND Taurnan—Jidges Allison-and
Ladles - -Another Himilide Case.—llenjainin Welch
was charged with homicide, in killing Thomas Bands.
The allegations' neon 'he tart of the mautoontioo are.
that en the 18th dav of November 1858, the defendant •
stabbed Thetownende with a butte union the right side'
of the sheet t that this cue Is one of a reckless kinl
or Wiling. which ill truly deplorable; that the dere.- '
dant stopped to see a Mr. gads, in nipper' street, who
wee a brother of the deceased; that the defendant re.
mined from 3 ta 5 &Clock, as life Okuda _was not to be
aeon; that the - defendant and Sands then enraged in
conversation at the bead of a flight of step, leading to
the cellar. where a restaurant Wall kept: that the de.
fondant bad vomit bad feelinga against a dog, belonging
to Thomas Buda' brother; that - ha look- out -a- re
and commenced to cut the dog ; that the decedent then
stepped up and said, Don't butt that dog.-if yen have
any respect or feeling of friendship for I:D7l:mother. as
be fa the owner of him that the defeudgot than
turned around and stabbed Thomas Bands;_ from which
blow or shah-Bands died: - • '
The deceased was a IM about 16 er Tr-years-old. ;era
the defended is about 85 year* old. .;
The ev deuce In this esa,,`waii publiebed In e brier
when the 'ease was beird•beforriAliernein"
ecting as coroner The jury rendered a verdict of
gutty of rate slaughter'
James low.; was ddquitted, of botareide In kitting
Harrieen Williats. in Second street, above Brown, at
the haute et - John Green:
GOSEKON Places —Judge - Thompacin.Jadie
Thomrson (Miami opinions to the.folloaring oases:
Ommingbatc - es Cunningham. Motion for new trial
Rule d'albarged .
Ohew's Executors es. Obey. : Decree for plaintiff.
Goise's Widow vs.. Goiania Executting Regort.of •
auditor assigning dotter,
,Report. continued with,
"amendment.. ' '
Henry Apple's estate, , , Detroit, for :amcittnt, awarded,
114xtei.•,•iticiee
otVileriera ppo :neat •
id.:
• L. - . and *a. wiles estita. Citation 'swards*
•
adtttionel scoontit.. • " " ' •
Late 7, kotne's estate. - Exceptions to auditor's re
port. Exceptions dismissed ,
Hillis Kinsey% estate.'" Soceptions to auditor's re
Vireeptione dismissed.'
Wro. flanse , e estate. Exceptions dismissed, and re
prat condrmed With correction. -
Later (hint . the Gold Diggings.
ARRIVAL DriWILLIAH H I ,sit,'*,l,*vr
9.isn $4OO
WORTH OF GOLD' DUST, WHICH Hg DUG IN . TWENTY
DAYS, WITH VERY IN - DIFFERENT DINING TOOLS.
We had a call last evening from our old friend
William S. Walsh. Esq., who has jest returned
from Denver atty. Hams that the road to with
in ono hundred miles of that place is lined with
emigrants travelling in all sorts of ways—en here
back, mulebaok, oxback, in wagons,- with hand
carts, and on foot, but they all seemed to be in exy
collect spirits, and were getting along Seely. BT
experienced no difficulty from Indians, He went
to Denver pity by the old Santa Fe route, and re
turned by the Smoky Hill. Re says that the latter
is decidedly preferable to the former;and advises
all who aro going to take It, from the fact that it
is nfuoh nearer, and wood and water is in abun
danee all the way. Ho made the trip from Deaver
city to this point in twenty-two days. Mr. Walsh
brings with him four hundred dollars worth of
gold dust. which he dog in twenty days with very
indifferent mining tools ,lie sap that the country
is very healthy, and that the- miners are in high
glee, with the most brilliant prospects far the
future. He leaves.this morning on the " Sover
eign " for St. Louis, to purchase a stook of goods
for the mines. Wd have kncivin Mr. Walsh for
several years, and his statements can be reliel on
with implicit confidence.—Kansas Dotly Leig,tr,
of March 17.
New York:Stock Exchange, March 26.
8110000 BOARD.
5210 1.7 9 611067 1.693‘f 75 Pit3lElo II 8 Co 1,00 70%
1000 Missouri Os 56% 10 do ' 7854
4000 Erie It eon B '7l 30 50 CM &R I R boo 5R%
2001 Note 11 41 mth 50 Ifo Her 11 Poet 610 39 4"
16000 LaO&MLGEI 18 WO do b 6039%
5000 do 17% 600. - do 30%
75 oh. Del &I C Co 10041,00 Read It - 493'
200 N Y Cen R b 1 0 .79 25.1110 h Cori B 61$1
200 do 79% 10 Papua , R • 317 k
1 50 do 03 79 100 Gal A'Clal R 630 68
100 do 010 797 i
TUB MARKETS.
ABBRS.—Smell lot, of Pots were sold at $6; Pearls
aro nominal at $5 873( 41 , 100 ml.
COTTON boa not varlet
FLOVR.—Tho demand Is fair for desirable lots. /fold
ers meet it freely. Pikes favor buyers. Sales 9,000
bble of all kinds. •
Wusar.--nalea 20,000 bushels at $1 4801 50 ro r red
and amber Western. $1 for white .Ken - neky. $1 00 for
Chicago spring, sod $1.35 for Alllnau bee Club
Coss.-Belea 20,i00 bushels at 00 for mtsed Western,
ani 88,,k; cd9Oolor new yellow Southern and Jersey.
Bro.—Ss/es 1 We bushel-at 950
Boetar —Bales 20,000 bushels State and Venda at
Clsc 85e.
PORN —B.les 1 000 bbls . ast $l3 1234 tar New Mess,
MS 25 for heavy do. do., and $lB for prime.
VlnisaßY.-Balee 410 bi:ds st 27„xlete28e.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Money Market.
PIIILADIMPRIA, March 9.6, 1850
The business of the Stock board to-day was rather
larger than usual, and prices were firmer than on yester
day. Pennsylvania Railroad shares advanced another
„V, closing firm at 43X, anditesdinglltellroad stoat so d
largely at UM, with an exceptien of LO shares at 25.
The tenacity with which the bull interest IA - Reading
has maintained its ground In spite of every adverse
element, is worthy of a still greVer‘sncoess than that
hitherto achieved, and the operators for higher prices
appear to have no doubts that the gmid time coming is
near at band
A few sales of passenger railway clock were made to
day. Pace and Vine-streets brought 4436, Fifth and
tiiath•etreote 61, and Weet Philadelphia 6130.
The NIT° York Tinits gives the following ,4 opinion
as is an opinion " about the coal trade of 1150 • We ree
no•reaecn to doubt ilk correctness, and trust it will
prove rather under than over-estimated :
One cf the Philadelphia merchants, long eogegod
in the coal trade, gives ns hie view in regard to the
MAl:less of the year as follows: He estimates that
there will be a demand at tide-water for 1 000,00) to
1 200,000 tone more than last Year. The Increased sop
ply he done not think will eacerd 1,000 000 tons—say
From the regions delivering coal near New
York
From the Lehigh region nt Ft ilndolphitt.
From the dahuylkill at Philadelphia....
Total tone 1,000 000
Prom which, however, meat be dednettd the
stook on hand tact season at the opening of
buateces, there being none en hand at pre
sent
Which leaves an 'etre/wed supply at tide
water of only about.
If this by no means extravagant view be correot—aLd,
be is spare= of cars sound judgment rod well informed
—there must be darlng the summer and an.nron a good
buhlne is for both producers and carriers of coal ra
The United Mittel Treasury balanceforthis week, I
$lllO 090; amount of receipts, $1,817,000; drafts paid,
$1,168,000 ; drafts issued, $1,960,000, a redaction
$112,010.
The Louisville Couri.r says the Hon James Guthrie
has sold 1,018 of the first mortgage bonds of the Louis
ville and Nashville Railroad, amounting to $l,OlB 000.
He has made the sales tight here at home among our
own aspltalints, without going to Europe or even to
New York for help: Ouch financial ability an Mr
Guthrie line shown in these sales, pilaus the earl) ,
completion of the Lotesville and Nashville Railroad
beyond a'doubt. We dial' have the iron horse darting
from here to Nashville by neat New Year's day.
The managers of the Now Jersey Central Railroad
Company hare determined to pay their tharaholdera a
MO City 03 99
100 do 99
701- do - 99
700 do 99
10001 Read R6l 'co 1.5 FS
-5000 do 55 P 5
4 Norden R.Ct.P 514
3 Frankkaontlt Et 61
1 do 1....61' -
OLOSI;e111 PR
'Bidt•Asitur -'.- • - - Sid. 4664
...:04 106 ' Rohl Nay Imp 61 711 7 5g
-.••. 98g 90- a Rtoele - ' '9' ''.- •9g
R 98% 99 -... Pet • - :2 8 .1116;€
._,. ' 1iew...10134103 Wotan & .151mB 02( 9J4 People be 93% 93g i_ ale let rag '...- - -ng ..73g
Reading- In 2404 25 A a VI. -- - • 15
~ bdi >70.. 94g 65 IILOag biland.... - - 70.1(.4.1g
•
~ me 68 '4l, 92 95 1 Ettnid Bk Con.:-60W 50%
" do 'B6 793€ 78X1 Leh Cost le Ns,. big 53g
Penns R 44. 445(14shigltBcrbS..• --
a let mt 64,101g101g re Penns 11 - 91( 914
a .28 mt 6.1 .91 : 94)4 . .a 66 - (di( 64%
Moe Canal Con. , ' ' ... lithrersidt' " - - 34- ti
dly eg 4034 66oatswips 8.... -a: 6,v
Pohl ' , 82 72 Far3 olX1 g 73 e s g . I .6malk:ziae.;;;.' - 74 1g
h ee
10 131mirs R
Idoyamacerg Gan , 30
150 Penn55........45 44
12 do 2dys
15 do 2dis 44
JO do b 5 44
10 do, 44
20 do 44
ONO- V.lOl
11 13 62 ) 74
ems. es...
Philadelphia 4arkets.
PIMA rustrusa, 'March' —ltrenlog
Therela no change to nots - in'Plour, but the market
is dull to-day, snd most holders inaloW4:llc444 the -
only- sales we - bear of are to the 'extent of abbe t 500
bbla Western and Penniyitolneitriiii $5 87Xwe3.1.0 . 4
standard sure , fture IS held at ourloweat figures, without
finding buyers, except lu :111411. /OW to Vl* reds, at -
from thiu rate rp to $8.75, and $7,06017 75,5 r bid - for
oommoti,tonhales anksiline - extrie lied fanny brands, as
in quality - Bye Flour is quiet, and_beld at 7 7 35
bbl oOrn ?dealtlMOlmes *mires, and aliale of 500 MIS'
Pemorylvaula was made, ,to arrive,- at 03 11.7% - ,a' bbl.
Wheat—there Is • not much demand for it,-bat gales of
2,00948,900 bus are reported inlets attl 50 tot E 0 for fair
to prime red, and WO to 1.80 for nolite,noatly at the
former figures, Ryes mmattled,- anClower, - 101,000
brut Pennsylvania sold at 984 o; delivered Corn a not
so active to-day, but about 2,614 bus - Southern yellow
sold at 890, afloat Oat; canUnue:dull, with further
small sales of Pallor/lain% -. tojunta • at- '04055ii. Of
Barley Mali a sale of 1,007 -boa ,yrair made at $l and
5,003 brie Rye do, at 002,1,ontime. , Ride—iloareltren
has advineed, and araide bf 0011tdo Ist Ro 1 eras made
lit $ 55 V' ton- • Ootton—thd market le Had, but quiet,
with furtherealeeot about 1051 - -,:balet;'osly to.tits at
fully previous : rates. Groserles and troileimis , there:
is rotting new; aid a - lltalbse Imbues "doing- in the
way of Italia, meetly in Eltgail:foYielnini,otitains
kept private. Feeds—therelea teen some Mt - It'd...-
mold for Cluserased to.dayytuestly io len, Sarah,. sad
100 bass name - lead ao'd at $57608 q' boa a male of
inferrer Timothy was alio Ada at $3 80 tVbrae ; do.
nestle Fhaileadlawayted at $1.76 .1p brie. Whiskey is
about stationary at 20Xes2le' for drudge, 27%u for
hhds, 280 for 7,est on bbl., arid IlnisßOoTor Western and
1 prison do.
C I. T_Yi, IT:E'*4'-o=
ORS - BALR,..-OP Pairkiii fli t! , Oldthinott
with alarginnokberof enrcitiseas, we visited; On Mar
day, theimMenie gallery Ofhil paintings new being en
htbited to the public, by Meagre, James 8. Eerie & Bon,
at their former ocons,• Oltostititytrett; WOO°
their late;Whialt Wilt commence on' Tubeday 'rno*lng
of this, week: We hive not seacs-L.area if _We were"
competent to" the taik 7 :l4i enter ;In.detail 'upon - the
merits of thht,estenelvieolleationt, ,at, the mime tins,'
"je
an bait the dgnient of those more &killed heinch
matters to tocashatte In the vest ow,thate collection of
pictures so numerous; so nnininiily good; so varied in
chancier of subjects: so reepeetabli In. merits, from ,
the least to 'the greeted; and Withal. endearing, se
large a proportion of works - by eribite ordietinatiori; hie
never heretofore been offered,at tildegba. Pobliesaliter
;this artlietoittiditd ,
`sage named trittWeetiottOtiait - z :noulift-f
:doubt; will ocinumnerniajnseeneetSessa raft!
'_arm,--ea 1 . 51 'eider and Wriestiidii-mail; tralm Wool* iteh",
-W tion
Among the most remerkatoiein theCialleitlen for merit
of execution we may name Horne,
-by Mason, copied from an original; bY4Sted; a Siena
on the Moneekey,, near R9ltleheincPal by Boutelle--
a life like and refierhiniptetnie ; I doettlight. mithe
LebighLennally admiraSle, .by the same artist; the -
Sorcerer predignete Winter; IV that be would die by:
the band of an assassin, by Tirtmot—iplotarenr great
artintio merit ; --Nelson's VietotyP - tovied
after US Battle :of frafalger.. painted
after Stanfieldi bY Morse; also, the Storm - cif Natant,
end the Wreck - off the Meet: of idaine—two spirited
original Octane:, of gnat` Merit, - painted' bY the same
artist ; the Os. t e Mn, by Weber 7 -kplobare lilt; of sub
limity, reprmeating 'a scene nittewhiroWeber lived
On the Wing, by , Ranney—a eporting_plotartof a h i gh
order" of merit; Poetry •in the. Woods, by - Ling;_ a -
Washington, by Rembrandt' Yeals—i perfect'. Copy of
his original picture, and, of its class, the gem of the
entire gallery; the Fouventr of Italy, by Sonntag—in
whiCh the varied - 1 features of Italian scenery are de
lineatet with wonderful saga; a Bc.me on Lake George,
(another :plan* by Weber) in Ishtar the piaci! lake
is reads to mir-or the most gorgsous sky and moan.
taco scenery; and Its% (of -,those we shell here
name,) The Ou'et re-oily,byßobbei which la, in our
judgment, she work of the entire collectint: Its won
drous beauty and fidelity to nature. to lovers of pastoral
scenery, are irresistible.' The heavy-fleeced uurinterd
of the family in the foreground, casting their deep abs.
down'on the grein turf beneath the nornday son. are
in such striking. yet natural, contrast with the shep
herd, with hie Book, end talthfuldog in the distance,
wrapped in' tin shad .w ontoemnier:oltid,thitt
tie
whole seems to spring upon the mind as a reality. In
looking at it, the b,holder forgets the season, and as
he drinks in this charming rural scene, covered with
Ito 7tily thunder-boding sky. and antrounded with pri
meval forest, yielding in torn to distant" mountain
waves, he almost, pants for the vast embracing
shades' , that tempt him in the distance beyOtd the
bleating flock.
05r readers should not fail tovisit this collection
to.day, as the sole will commence to : morrow morning.
TIT 6 WHOLSSALE CLOritING Trtitifn.—No depart
ment of the Jobbing trade of Ohio city, during the pre.
sent season, has furnished a bet'er !Castration of the
advantages of gotticg up stocks early, sod sufficient in
extent to meet the deo:lards of buyers, that the depts t
meat of Wholesale Clothing. Those cf ors leading
houses here. where trade le largely with the Plinth,
have already, in covered. Instances that we know of, ex
ceeded the'r venal amount of lspring sales by several
thouraud dolla•a. There who Wei' moreexclusl rely
to Western and Pennsylvania trade—whlch is cf a
rather later character—are aloe well prepared, and are
It fact, now diirlog a brisk burbles& Of this _fatter
class of houses we may name, as among the Most enter
pelting and extensive of them; the large eatablishmen t
of Messrs. Stratum & Goldman, No. 300 Market street,
above Third. In locking through their srfcek a few
days ago, we fogad It unusually heavy, and very irm
pkte in all its dryartments Liming the requisite
facilities at their commend for boyieg at the most ad
ranta;eciort 'Prices, their facilities for selling cor -
responling low rates are equally great,' se that taking
all into the account, there are pfobably few - wholesale
clothing houses in this country prepared to offer greater
infucementa to buyers than that of Messrs, Btrausi
Goldtal*,
iirrEWARY ANDLVIDISARY THIS EVIaNINg.—The
thirteenth pablie meeting of the Prescott Literary de.
soalation will be held thin eyenirg at Garde' and
Haydn Halt, Eighth gird Spring Garden Meseta The
lomat exerohee of these meetings will be varied irithia
lasfluace with the introduction of a debate, after the in
ter& eaten, on the question, " Does Great lintrdn pea-
NOM the Elements of National Durability to a greater
extent than the Gaited States ri The occasion will
donbtlete berme of meth Interest, as the anneal meet
age of these praiseworthy Einoclatlone generally are.
PURE WATER may always be obtained by Wing
one of Evan': PRtelB. For sale at 105 South Fecund
street. - JONR Yasuo.
THE COM:LICT BETWEEN VIE STATE END THE
Ct2v. the Cheatrint had Walnut street railway qtrs.
tie; Involves acooliot between the City and State an
thorittee, We learn from lifareiaburg that a committee
of both Efonses are coming down to the city to racer,
cile,mitters If possible; bat, above all, - to secure for
themselves new and elegant snits of Spring garments,
at the Brow; Stone C'ething Hall cf Aoekhltt, Wil
son, Kea. CO3 end 606 Chestnut street, above Bath.
TREMENDOUS EXCITINIENT,--DuriDg all of 'act
week the hotlines of Obestnut street, and other farhiont
able theroughtareß, were aatonitbed, siighty, et the
crowds cengregatel about the faiblonnble Clothir g
Emporium of Granville Race, No- 807 Ohnetnnt
street, On inquiry, we learned it wail neuly„impoealble
Ugala ingress to that popular estabileffmcmt, in con
sequence of the mat to obtain elegant Spring Clothing,
“'sun Sretno time is-coming, -
With - sting, bird, bee, and, flowera.”
Altai the'storM of rain shall hays paired away, we
may rapeet to see, a glorious gashing forth of sweet
things from the bbsom of old mother earth. Nature will
deck herself in her loveliest garb to meet the - throne
'of the monarch of day; and, man, the child of earth,
will array himself In the gracefal e Spring Style' of E•
II Eldridge, proprietor of the "Old Pea:Alin 'Nall
Clothing 'Emporium," No. 321Ohestnut street.
TEA TRkES of every quality, else. and Shape,
front's dime emit to $25 per set, are sold wholesale and
retail by li. W. tarry( & Co , 714 Chestnut street:
BIRD CAGES of the most beautiful styles, from
Et to $lO, ars *old wholesale ant retail at Y. W. Oanill
& Co re House runrishlng attrel 714 Ohestruit streel,