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itilp, Oret-h(lt:Mti'l Austrian lialy; mash the
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- ;eitreeti Itoth:lend'ol4.dee,ri,;'ara to be . beard.
l'eja:',Oni_ y_.iiiii stronivirm'of force which 're-;
retrainee: thb' Itelinu - renbjecta ,of instria, kola'
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,viewer a warlike appeal f rom the King of Sar-.
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AA , thejr ire;-only - 'waste-paper;) if . either
': - OiSriiiithouid' , . : Uhopen 'ta treat them as
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1Q itiould her:Amninion irt Italy he
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104 1 i4eve. t her: I;4*, and : :restored the Ger-
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which Ite: n l f PNA 'this
- uicaa.. - • .=.* . .. r
' ;-t : t r Att+ 2l. 'W44 I- .44 e — Preee ntex - ' pectition war
-4;42'6 v dilillia. ; ;Vl4ilerii'), iiot - . - iret -ripe
-1
; 41 3 110 1 4 . 'hir , ----;s -.!,;,..-- ;• 1--
4 .Tbery#4.,:o ‘::.A.fie:' , Paellic, Seaboard:
The ditinenie,'circribition of Fenanv's C. 4.
' - ttli - "-- i r P -"`-' inih
vtivortssa'on -, 21:1XL matt, a S t ates, of.
C4lforalailiak regon, and hi the Territory.
o'lri4lilipite4:ers ;..weiV, as In% 'the; Sandwich=,
'Mande, -: dfie* , ,,cia' - akiV;iiehia - 4diitiv iciaii,if
,
iiidgmelig4 ;Oat ;-` hands.,;. ; 4 . 000: - ,,4iir_ semi-iioithir ,
, malts fate*theidisoffleregion; containing re-
*titkliOSzOatit Siditetilikri'i*ver:kt . ,to„.ol, : .:
Ana r e.rieOiat.Wites Janina - Is give nuivninaLaa: -
so.4ctienc....;beittainissu;as.e.they de, the ;latest
lc s t .
A of "the da y , ."-;*ithlileDh? cerrespondenec
(.. eti.fiilar,:sic..Pie, l .Valan, ortil!„speteliing
tiltiioc , ,of , :iiiou and meatttret4 - they are
:tainted ,by tiemigide"and - liiiiio;:it.,.lltoliiisFuls
Irl.b§gi3Ogniitli s .'t.fie4',flicinee'l in tiaize , far•off
-eghil*; - .'ff an welcome; .visitens. :Our fellow-'
;,§it,roli in the " taiddlef and Western Stites of
IldArtifoig)iakiaji: filandi and' relativee in
Afilitori4;;;.,, , t(regon, , .:.Wishington; 'and the
Oiri4wieltl;46l44 , could- forward no more' ac
-014 - , - ,reitiinder .. Of ; themselves' then tiiir,
• dasvortiiiA'Or;taa. Waenr,v. Pa-es. ....
:::',,The lasCrnail brought us• , a =number `; of let.
tele; front 'Which we 'ilia th e following sign id
feint', exireeta,t . ~ - , . - -- • -- .
-,, : , r-:-. ' I c:::: ' 2 , 7 #:1,AD:4'04 ,:itarob,3, 1859. '
!aOr,: - .4,w, , *4.4y4:piifr‘ Sii::"XnetoseA,,yos.
..will.)..find:'4,drifk drawn by wells,-Fargo; lt Co.,
' feeel heedild 4 and' , two = dollars for the an
pddist-stiC taraile for , yoir :valuable; liriAty
Pivoss:.= . It is doing, mash for the oansi of, popUlar
sovereignly iii ilidik and ruti;saw Sod speed you
4 , 21 4 0 tr P 1 410 1 .90,98',.. - ' -.I ,
i:_Baolosed,pleadellnd draft
- **4l#lll6:A B 4,_kclol, - , f 41%. tiaity.ffie
4011101044.fPnviiid112,10-611(41-Prais to the
.
• 4- ! .3 ., - • . •
- t:Sart;ls!, Or egon,'Feb. 14, 1859. ,-
.',- 4 1: - .!„15 , -.1FRamoy, enoload you- abe_money,
"fer;thol*taas of-thlrteen Ynore aubtortbore to • the
iVie.tiFf Press/I .• •' '
, , Sari nanotece, Maul 5,1859.
i I ona" W. Bolasey, Esq.;: .Enotreed And exchange
f9rereverttpetx dollar& which amount plane to my
I 014414 Ou seoeunt of California Press.
:31-1x: 7, I ,
tbitlaDD ' fikfiF . , -
,Iteeiiiii -
. 11 the Nlpeteenth
-,.. i > s'„ I', I WAN =
.2( *MORIN/ of the ' Democratic °Means of the
tinereentlf - erard` , wen-liald i het 'eventniat the
;AM* of Nathan Dav i e, York avenue and Prank
fird „i ' dia,” to tOot delegates ta the State Conven
t:Oen; to .. hi' 1400. at Barrieburg on the 13th Of
I..xpet , _t:' On potion, Atlas* Warthman Wee called to
Itlicebaleiluid gamer 16.41aryan crag sleeted Sta.
.1644;,.. `' The roimigto Tiroliittiais'_iyereotered
141$009ited t, _, : .
.—.'
a ,
, kilatolvetWlftme in the aminteor , m Haiti as mem
bers:of ttieldeasetratlO War. ere edged it ea our boa n
,itradaty tudnatiet,analata tee higb(handed oondnet
V*. altiee.tioldOnf, trilNlineiriblatat Itarrisinirg on
the latttifeh Mak fo ther Wee arierinifitiantleri
,iyhisktif mg itliMpeO, ittateptpd to reject our greed*
4 "" " Thettelehery Of itur faithless nubile air.
nate st , Wcolifttest,..ectO,feblitte COP Pabtatle Chit (
*ht".(i"Yi V 1 thalatri Rector , , ,
~tromnieml,,teett.lia enormities 14 left to us but ail
nsptfin th Wreaks of mir eifitleat Overeat Nov an
qilifut i likle tadotheitellohneitreelateete against those
,IMPLO r i r Astray as Into an endorsement of melani
n OW andl Untellionbtelple ; end In order to
4 silie ' btu On. and Minim MI basponelbitity for the
I
l'ollt Pi* forobrapproto the cell for s Democratic
Pete Aosfeitifee; tetbarltekt at Harrisburg, ou Wei.
AtttrilhiPikAittAtt( ,, , • i
h_ afflarnved, Test our meted 1. " the principles of
j A Per t e i l d farty eret. and 14e organisation seaond,i ,
• iikometseete Ude MN Ilingisten6t pdemismitly
itr. lAtetoa:rlY taco the other has
14111 "ita t t 4 galathaYe a. weer ' • -
illfeerinii,tlisd,Anlep biliimpitral in 11156 by an
qid MI ilittortal ptiatiplo—naniely,
wise r V i gt: ticoplect the Terrltorlei to form and
Z a llevtifea lPthel e*r "l tt till t i t al e att ng ro t e e p ir arlrei3o . 7 cl
te, tha. speUetittett Ulla ptiettoloc u rre loolzonudi
re** to fellow the lead of men nho do not-claim our
enlftaeut , alerfk ea tap aekda or. the ~nsoet Seditious via'
ietloh= of thit'hinin et thirlitinocratfti party and of
Akin onninroain isonnefttele to the' Di mocratio filth.
n i reellaatfililirintataii. Ind ornot precaripttoo,
ay erode l'Aitufillatrilfea, of Stephen ugas
Ibit.xiiiatottratia party, of Illinis —repeated as it
War bin apse emery other )WMl'ol'44l44* -which hat
li=to•- 411sapprere slte „trolottcry p! the Peden) Ao
stlettor hiligitilin timPhimorable consistency
df those 649 profs:red tbir pith of duty to that of to
eftwipF4emandirit. *INK igAguis Rs nglt *doom iind
eldnitlent dondrinintteui '
I-Oh-Weide 1%64 7 hogronth se tie' Denionatio party
shot VI hill rarpeeeible for the eat faith of those it
iSsind 5i1166 seitiareen it he held`rinipontible for
In enniptions and via which the reliend *dram*
Intl= us reecemet to to corer up . its arlyinaddeser.
Swot eriethipte. ~ ,
Deetelreit, Thatoto angora the hendotetratton
hi' ArDlilltilt VatilDir Dofentor ,of remnsylranta,
„ro .tpoir = , Wei cow tis k Ins 'been tbe staunch,sup. .
porter °fele littered* Olio Stater end the atiiiidtoppo•
Anita eorreptlintistation'ibut because' ha was *moag
4401,01 to reeognits the ineatimille talus of the
W4EelPhkhrlaPrila r arY•reetatr lie he is noir .
r k
*ftearifwiesi In Inintaining t i sed,that: the.,
attimpt fibs dent:Ami i
te of Federal power to defame
the rate sad ettbiletherceter often. Packer, upon
kredingin niftiundial•es 'D 10 itleatelesei only PrOred
, trf . Preildinitlitii hit Cabinet Will'resort to an y
inaaafr(td`,deatre/ the iddepondence or the
tWafetth their **metier', that thity Min *a.-
„sod to 'destroy the sovereignty:of the pope of the
; s =eitl.,That ire *mme ihe mho* PUIAea t.' - 7
ittiMlWlrikiio 014 tfOtrisiOntlOn '11 , 4 heartily Indorse
ti',
_ . ehintiot snide by iheitt I I,d or. do Oleo approve
'llaeratelatuatferie mimic , by' Mar , War d Convention, itud
ilebeitlead the Csepel of the Whet to the beige ' ti
•tdArde.ottkerara -,..
' /1411egilfai iiiiiiilgeiltelt kb MO Skate oOnVentigi,
'altratio,b 2 4 l l l et the lisidfids werii duthdri,Po tc'
10 4 ,fiAit$44rdiWiRtiele '
BY MIDNIGIIT MAIL.
Letter from
Oorrespondeace of The rrefedj
• 1 - *Sim/aim, - Marsh SO; DM :
The neSta of the : fiest, CraWords. steadier from
South Mid Central. 4merlea)s full of wart and rm ,
more otwar. Itoreuld seem to lie,art anniptilpre
raurring`faot that as the springliMe en our latitude
makes all our fields rejoice with tillage,' and the
social condition of our people wears taCaSpect aa
bright and cheerful as the face of Nature - herself
at:- this' , season of the' year, the" neighboring
Stites and Confederaoies rf Mexico, and Perri, and
' . (thili t ,andllitindoe, end yoneattala.have, renewed
horrors ot r internecine strife,
andlitnguish' tinder' th'e deep gleaned' bad govern ,
:runt; ~ , When *arils to be an , end to this Kit in
goitdness to dlsslose t fi however; it'begine to
felkliemand upon our ?aegis., slope that our,
interests and rights shmild,not / he, as they harp
been, eubjeoted to *Wittfone which have been
the Canso' of great., detriment to, tho spread
;of Otte Min:mem' upon -
this continent. - Ileoanse
those, - PoWers" :are weak, it' would
judged and preduotira of no good results to' pursue
Fi'..bullying pithy, or to boldiouthribeato the au
.,of,,their rulers. Our , ,,road lies in_ another
.dtrpOton., cougras aught, at its pot Benton, to
hate. rit Ind: and fair polloy,¢nd. , it ought
then tohave been - pribilshfd, tlintnn material
de
parture,'from It.4rotild b4:loltrale4 without ade
'quat'e atiusit'.':Ae it isiiow;yOur relations and dint&
-maeyi In tliat quarter are rudderless.- Oaths part
of England, her objects are pushed with a steady
hind; ..the ~ men who care for them are gentleman
'Of ability antlenergy,,,and do not start out upon
lie! field, like, ruoat of ours_ have, done, with no.
.thing to r,eontiuendthent but an aptitude for poll.
deal 'obiiienery iq the, 140 M, politics of their TO
sloue rOsidenoes. ' • ' • •
Take buttho calm of Paraguay. Whether it jwas
right or wrong ,to 'send an expedition there it is
-immaterial .to inquire l' Bodice it that one has
boan ; fitted out. ' Now, if a nation determine on
boetilitied, they should be, prompt and potential.
'Hod is i , A year hoe transpired almost, and the
ntiaerab le old bulbs giant out are oequottingnear
'Buenos Ayres; with a fair prospect that a good
blow will send' theni all to'Davy's looker, in the
'very eight of the hulls Of Paraguay. - It - id ad
mittedthat the" expedition will effeot little: 'AI
,ready ite wealrneds is sneered -at by the petty
Power against which it is directed: Ahead of a
settlement of .the difficulty are founded alone upon
the good Offices of the neighboring States.
Mr. Buchanin's ware in Utah and Paraguay
; must figure intietory with the aohieve
ment of the PienOhman who pompously Marched
up the hillto as'pompouily maroh down again. '
'4 A good omen ' Your State' nights Convention
is to assemble upon the anniversary of Jefferson's
birth•day.,;.lt la fitting that It should ho so, for
the sage of Iffontleello was the father of Btate
rights as opposed to the Federalism of Hamilton.
The "old story of the present of the white ele-
pliant Is again about to be ilitistrated 'in the Futr
ell* of this Washington Union; by '• General
George Washingten Bowman," Superintendent of
PublioPrinting, former Adjutant General of Penn
sylvania, late editor of the Bedford , Curette, and
pAissant,t4vocate of Dallas against Buchanan for
President in 1818. You know the story nine that
the twiner oftbp elephant could neither :trans
fer, his si.ipenalve preset% nor 'retain' it h'mseif,
'rrlthrint* beiniCenten" eto of 'lonia 4nd keine.
Sow,: the — Washington Ti q dn' has 'been to
- MV
e. Wendell- a- 'sort e' aleph*, 'in& • I
dO,not wonder tat he is , in ebitasies over his
riddance. The fate of a mere organ of soh an
Administration an the present -mar .always,be
fo'Tewritton : .,NO,apek paper cen,no sustained with
'ant:: being burden on "the Treasury. ' With all
the advantoge of the thousands of postmasters of
the United States, and the valuable , advertising
of the departmonts (with a number of theme& of
;dollar') every year, and other jobs, no paper com
mitted to the policy of on Administratiow like
this oan stand. Gen. Bowman is by no means a
'Legge, or n Bryant, or a Barnes in the edttorla
. He embroidered the Bedford Gazette
ypur State) ,with . itallpe, capitals and
. _
admiration marks,, but to pale before the dirr,
ettasion of , State questions, and national polit
ties °till sorts, mob ,as the people look for in the
national organ,. the (}suers; .will sheathe -his
'Sword _Judge Blaok Is an excellent editor, as we
all knew, but not an industrious one; and, as ha
about taking a tour for. the benefit-of-bis health,
Gan: Bowman must look elsewhere. for, a steady
'and Indilstrious pen. , The President used to Write
for the newspapers himself, somewhat labori
ously 401 heavy, it, is true, but diver, stately
and' solid.,. 1144.- however * ,bas other fish to-fry
un:diking; yards of. ;lustier to the
T'aabliagton Uuiou, , i -Mr. T --Appleton, of _the State
• .
Dapartmantioounts ilium& out of, die ring, and it
le believed ttiii.ool,l3tmean - 11. Johnson (one of
the 'ortatiag jiditorial.atait) rivill retire from the
- vvntiv ,- . -0 .--maaluantaeneral Bewtd&B -44, 4a-usa ,
.ersaion: The buliamse mwnegealvoi - or the paper
01, , destine' demand General Bowman's 'pedal
ittentiou, ard„ a part ; of his :duty will be to oan•
vase the . postmasters, so' GS to -secure thetr sup
port, of-ilds enterprise.. Those- Vacs-men, itow-
ever, have been, pretty well ashen ;tad and tired,
and as the fpture has very little hope le it for
petit, they will not be'Nery apt to- respond to a
new appeal - for largesse.
,r , ArrangrnentiAre making to mad forwartio - by
- the nriatßalifornia may,- an immense amount of
'doonments and truineyto operate upon tbo coming
'eleotionsin thstfitste, Irwin and Broderick are
on their way home by the eame Lhao, and will reach
"therriabout the'middle of April, when it will he
beats off" on both ,sides, Probably no canvass
within Abglast are years,,exeopt that of Illinois,
has Mmasloned more sensethin than this. There
are several adjourned iinestions •of veracity and
atfeene Web may lead to fatal caller
ions. ' • • :
A leading Democrat Prom• Conneotiont repro
iserite that the disolonsres. against Touoey in the
recent investigating, committees are. doing grant
harm In that State, and thatuothint will save dip
candidates for Oongresa but an 'earnest -repudia
tionof the Matinletration.. • • - • .
- lam lead to inferru you that an arrangement is
being: made .Plumographic reports of
the Sickles trial will be forwarded. to year paper,-
f intend ta . pay,personal attention to the proceed,.
.toga myself, and; will keep you , advised of:every
thing that transpires._ It, Is, but justice to the
United States
. Distrist AtteSeitY, Mr.-,aid, to say
that he expreascelhe, meet earnest .desire to fre
fair play all aiondd; and,that almost all the etorica
"'repro/milting thaf be Is blitqedlagithist Mr., fiielk=
leii..are unfounded : ,
, ,
The pent° of.(lailarnia, from the mountain, to
the tee', aro terribly excited on account of the
defeat of the bill for the ponetmotion of the peolfte
railroad. fdaetingeare : held denouncing the action
of Ontitseri, rinii , tilo. Press is loododlirith
denunciation's of those who refused to support that
great a:warfare. It ie folly
the
dtagrose the feet that
the owls of the defeat of the hill desired by Dalt
ferule is tci be fotind in the ammo of meet nob seen
,
ma Senator and Representative Soott, of Cali
fornia, in not ;Testing the proscriptive course of the
Administratiottan the Kaneko 4"uestion. Had Gwin
and Scott united with Broderick, Boughts, and the
reel in holding .the Administration In aback pp
that •questiotior, In •defeating • its designs at an
early day, time enough would have been left to
enable Conrail to,paso the proper kind of a bill;
but these ; mon were ao liosirons of securing the.
patronage of the , Administration for themselves,
that they assisted the Administration In Ito cult
'aided war, and yielded to, the South, perfectly sure
that they could get few voteofrom the South for
their Paoitiollsitroad bill. Thus "was time wasted
and obstaalmtareated, which, when Congress same
to act on the; bill, rendered It Impossible to do
anything, that
„would, would satisfy 49440r/31a, Pr,.
Gwin and Mr. 'teat will now go book
.and' try ',to conceal the part tbey,played in this
transaction ; but they gonna •conceal that they
obtained no friends by !hear slavish support of the
Administrition's policy for. , the Pacific Railroad
while.they did. all they could UP build up one.,
,mlesof thatoaaaeure, and to endanger its charms
:4:l.ltittecra 1?) , ettslating to : consumo the valuable
'UM! of congress. ; .I ,hope our friends In Califor
nia will make. these foots tell from the stump and
In thaprosa. „ , OCCASIONAL.
elddlDEN ' Aitiv AUDOY cord
paay has recently made ajudielons Change in thi,
_morning aooomtnodatlon line from Bardentown to
Philadelphia, by timing its arrival at this oily at
8+ A. X,' which brines' linguist! man who' live
along the ionte to their" stores and offices here at
sieeasonable ' As an evidence that the ohange
`was desired; the number 'of passengere is constant
1y inert:rasing; hetwithstanding the foot that bode
in opposition frem - ticome'of the intermediate planes,'
'ate raniinghtixontsion tickets at about half tho
fare. The dinttpani , *Cold' do well fo iompleto the
ecoMamodeitfon - they have alreadygiven by selling
eicargion tickets' front :Ruction and Patavia,
Delithoo,' and' Prograst; it'balt the; rites' now
'Charged, anal/ton passengere who' prefer the care
(at they generally do) - Would flat' be' driven I°ll4
steamboats by the present difttronee in prioe,The,
°Moen of the company have always evinced a
desire to please - and aeoomModate, and vie ask
them to givelhissoggeationa consideration.
THE ASSOCIATED Pness.—Mt. Fallon, of the
AMOodated- Press in this city, has shorn us that we
did fogstiee. to the foreign correspondents of this
confederation (if it. be. that,) •in attributing to'
them this alarming headings sometimes prefixed to
'the summaries of news telegraphed from Halifax,
iii.entielpation of the mails from • Europe by the
.flarrard and other maihsteamera. The headings
are mitten down, by the local agents - , and those
,which hir. : ,Pulton Supplies to the Philadelphia
newspapers certainly,are'very different from, and
.more soonrate then thoso which we noticed in the
'Hew York journals. ,
£ Oar sixoellenti, relloopcitizen,, J 041105 W.
' fiairlas; died yoalerday morning at, eight o'clock,
At.`the itaidence of his brOtkeir-In•law, l William
E Eckman, Esq. Ile- , ways :it 'man of rare eoolal
.andintelleotttel qualitleaarid groat integrity, and
tieretiLy inaniengerioga wits trni," heroic
nondolle wiih bia:berpayeid" family upon
thltY friepatabit loan. - '
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1859.
Public Ectortniuments
,
MOUNT VERNON Conoenro.—The.second of these
musical and dramatiti entertainments °mho off , last
night, at the'Aciademi - Oflkinsio, and the attend• .
ance, though stilffir below what the high (hared
ter of the , perfornianattfWarranted, - was a great
deal better' the on Itionday'evenlig. , The Ger
mania orebesiri , PloYed Very well, as it generally
does and it was gratifying, during the overture
to William Till, to seethe conductor—Mr. Santa,
we believeLgo back to the good old, legitimate,
but latterly-ont•of-use, practice of leading with
his violin. That is, of leading by his own skilful
playing.yhieh all.could•hear,instend. of by gee.
,
turn; whioh all' do notLaiways see. He did this
only'duting part of - that performance, but - even
to have done it at all merits praise. The vocal per
formances went off very well. Miss Richings'a
line and certain execution ; Miss S. May's splen
did voice, whioh feat once powerful and soft, ard
Mr. Frazer's beautiful tenor, (whioh prednetd
dramatio effects in the Scene from Fra Diavolo,)
were " applauded to the "echo, whiell - dath applaud
again," and encores were frequent. Mr. Rohr
sang, as •he did on Monday, in :a muffled voice.
WA waited for Miss Richinge's recitation of parts
of tongeellow'S noble: poem; "The Building of
the Ship; and Wore well reoomPansod. - As our
readera know; tbo Aoademy Of Musio, from its vast
ness,' is' tot well adapted for the' sp%aking voice.
Neither' has ]~Sian Itiohings got a strong voice, yet,
Without straining, she Wes heard le the retooled
parte of the house. Her articulation is so clear
and distinct, that she wee audible without effort.
Tbough her Oa dencos wire too mournful; While 4 7 ',
'scribing 'the construction 'of tbo" voiselr'-whloh
merely , was a joyous thing; and should have been'
so expressed—the whole recitation was very good
indeed. The desoriPtlon 'of the - marriage•rites
*as - given:with delicate L tenderness, and that of
the ship's launoh with, emphatio.spirit and force.
Very beautiful, too, was the peroration, alluding
.
to the Ship of State. : There too much delay,
the 'audience thouht,,letvietin, the' dill:4 - MA
parts of list night's entertainment: The third
part did not commenee until nearly ten &i deals..
We learn that, at the request ormany ladiei aho
cannot attend in the evening, or also of residents
in the suburbs, and at short distances from the
otty, an additional performance, not included in
the original programme, will take place this after-
noon at two o'clook, when, for this 000aeion only,
the price of admission will be reduced to twenty
five centsle . all parts of the house, Irieipeotive
of location. The public should remoreber that
mere annulment Is not the sole object Of there
performances—but to aid the patriotic fund for
purchasing,: for the nation; the Rome and Grave
of Washington. , '
, Tazkrwa.-.—hieeere. Wheatley.k
Olarice, lessees and managers of this well•oon
duoted and prosperous establiahment, have been
out of town, "starring," for some weeks. At Rich
mond; they Were highly snooetwful, and .at the
Holiday-street Theatre, Baltimore, were so popu
lar that they have been re-engaged for three nights
more. A Baltimore ,paper,, of Monday, says':
The immense audiences attracted by these brit•
Haut comedians, with the moat serious and attrac
tive oppOsition the drama has had this,eoason,tata ,
compliment Baltimore rarely pays for so wavy con
eeentiVe nights to the hist of talent. This evening
the charming comedy, entitled Oats,' with
a 'veLy great cast—Mr. Wheatley as qtovere
and Mr: Clarke ac After which, 'The
Hypocrite,' in whiob Idr. Clarke, as Marrworm,'
wltl deliver his extra ordinary feature on the vices
Of.the age. This will be followed by, and the per
formances conclude with, the gm-favorite play of
the Toodlea.' On to-morrow
_evening another
great bill Will be put forth, and on , Wodnettlai
this, immense :engagement . close. They — go
immediately to their Own'thentre, in Philadelphia,
'hero they open on Saturday next "
Watutiv arunny Tnektua.—We have to re-'
pert the continued popularity end euccesa of the
New Orleans English Opera Company here. As
the engagement approaches a close, (it will oer
tartly terminate on Saturday evening,) the &dra
t° witness their performances seems to augment
They go to California on thelOqi of April, (ming
engaged; on very lucrative terms, at Mr. Me
Galre'e Theatre, In San Fend/bac). Thie nyening
they will represent Gm opera of the Bohemian
Girl.
OA*. GABItTNER'I3, Trttnß CONJER,T.—ThiO eee
'ling, Mr. Gaertner giros his third conpert the
foyer of the Academy of Musio. As before, the
performances will be Wetly instrumental. Mies
Josephine 0 1 0onneil, from St.*Augustine's oboir,;
will sing a solo from Meyerheer, and pin Ina duet
of IDenizettl's, with &tr.,A. - It. Taylor, the ham.
Beethoven's quartet (B nijor)- for two violins
viola, apd vioipnoelio , trM bo the opening pieoe.r•
Letter from
i_Correriondeoce" of The Preta.,l , • ,
HARRISBURG. March $O, •
}B6o+
In order that the 'peep; et - Ph IltAtilphil, and other
portion, ot - tide , Ctiormonwealtb, play hive a - co - 4
durdentialicog
oterliratrice' upon a bill sti beordelal and peoluctisrels
that rolatlag to terurance companies, - which Irßß' befiresi
the House of Itenresentetivee jesterdey, , I append the
rote on the motion to postpone indefinitely, ori in
other words, the muttes to permit reckleeenses, nix
yegard of right, end detention on the put of this clam
of em pertinent); npon this motion to Watt the bill i-:
Tule —Mesarit. A /do 11, Barnsley, Datloir;'lloyer.Of
Clearfield, Boyer of abbnylkill, Burley, Carapbell, Orr
tee, Dianotat, Dodds, Drab/raw, Yeeron, Plemir g. Oaf: ,
ley. Ours, ,Goapp, Hoed, Graham, Grit o a Ilamersly,
11I,QOtteustire,Jackson.Reneegy.Eelcbum,Monty,
ifira. Lawrence of Washington, Al/Pln. Mahaffey, Mo-
On dy,• Olks. Pulp, Peetterton, Proudfoot.
Bons°, Bruin. of Berks. Ukrateback, Slyer, Thompson,
Wagenseller, Wigton. Williams of Depolta, Worairlpi
Lawrence(Speaker)_4B..
Nara—Messrs. Acker, D tyard, Bertolot, Chase,
church, Dokman. Elloosker, Evans, Fisher. Yoder,
Prato . , Gibe. Ifeirding, Irish; /nightie , : hintlinre,
McDowell. Miller, tlepp, Police, Robrrn ebefe-• Shen.
perd, BMWs, etephere, Stpart, Thorne. Walborn,
I.
Walker, Warden, Wilcox, Wiley, Whilst:lz, and
non-84.
Metsra.' Quigley end Smith, Philadelphia, did not
vote.
Mr. Parkey presented ,9 a supplement to en Set to in.
corporate the Girard College Passenger Railway Coin
ploy," whieb confers 'upon raid company the right to
continue their road with a ebigle batik ou Ninth street,
as far south as Idionst, and thence along Locrist to
Tenth, with the right to rum thatpart of the rood pow
construeled on Tenth, sheet, betwedn Locust and Arch,
to pilling to the Oitiasaer Parpinger Railway Company
one half of the expenses of eoltetreetion of fot 7Art '
The second provide, Id the first titration of the sel to
which this is a supplement, 16 hereby repealed. .
apppleuient to rui mot to incorperate the Fairmount
Market (Feeipaiir ray raid in place by Mr. 'Wright. It
grants the power to borow toy sunvof.money not- ex
ceeding $50,000, for which-bonds are to be Maned of not
leas than $l,OOO tech, beading 7 per cent. interest r:th
riirtiSeate attached, to be' Reared by mortgage. They
'May proceed to orgardie did cempacy, and take In fee
uloWle or 'Apon lereDild rent, pooh reel and perContl
estate at may be' necessary, -and .obtaire .robecriptioca
after four hundred abates Shall have been rubperibrd,
by not less than one hundred psnione ; and at least Ore
per °Return paid to •, they shalt edvertlee and out a
braid of eaten directors lir Bell bursted 't a 'nipple
meet to an act relative to bonds Issued by, Allegheny
C uoty for stook, Mimed companies," Which
mates It laequi for any egemptore, administratore.
guardlarts, and trustees Wilding those bonds, la) ex
change the same for stook in the several railroad ooai.
pantos in the manner mentioned in the sot to which this
Is a supplement, and to dispose of the stock so taken in
eirelasose xrithent, re/Tangibility en their part far any
Joel which neat be" occasioned by any depreeledOm in
the table of said stock.
The Beoate, in committee of the whole, bat mega.
tired molt of the ' xtra eppropriatione to the eitatitthie
inetantione, and bio manifested a dirpointion to ant
loose from the patronage of local benevolent enter
prises.. - -
The pppoititiou to abolish • the OM :O. of ,lismage.
avant', In domination' with the appropriation. Mt that.
office. elicited a very warm and lengthy debate, the of-'
feot of which wee to Ittle op the entire /lineation the
utility of a repeal of the tonnage-tax to all ita bear
tugs' The..vote la the Ilonse4yeas 4i neyalf)
ammendinz the rule to proceed to the final p iswge of
the general banking law, indicates a doubtful skuggle.
/Stews.
THE LATEST. ]NEWS
BY 7C 4 BLF,GBAPI-1. •
From Washington.' •
' WAeirlspow. March 80.—k .report peerage here,
founded on plicate advisee, that President Athenian,
of Mexico, has negotiated p eeoret treaty with P-anee
and Sardinie., which Franca Is to furniab lands to
'
carryon his war with Juaros, and Miramgricedep to
,theta the Isthmus of Telinantepea and other pertionli
et Mexico; but our Government, for reasons entirely
astialhotory to Itself, does not attach any , importance
whatever to the rumor, and regards it as too ridionlone •
pq bo Wiped, especially In the present warlike erudi
tion of Swope
The Postmaster General has edireseed a letter. rola.
tire to the Boston post r gee. to Colonel Bohayler ell
the port of the ventorattenta, iu whieh be says that the
, question to be determined is, what shall ht the &mutat
cud loan of the, indemnity attending the removal of
the poet °Mee back to the balolintr formerly eempled
The indemnity must assume such a shape as will secure
beyond all doubt tie payment of the rent 0,412,000
fob 11,0 pummenateeat r Moe, as itaball fall doe, sod to
Ma end - a depoelp in The reitt-treasney 01 that pum, to
the main of the government, roast be made
it be true that the State.ptraet ir nation cannot be
secured. except eta larger enne than heretofore raid,
'the difference between the rent formerly paid end that
whloh may 1201 r be exacted should be added. he Peat
;neater Ormeral says that ho is in expectation of a corn
munlcatiOn on 'the subjnot and what other ex:eases
may enter into the consideration • As soon ea the facts
are ascertained, due notice will be communicated to
those interlude '
RUC DBLAvini TIE friplinflfiSiON OF TUE Bourn-
SIAlp,
Irearntridroff, March ,90.—Vie Pat Oftle Nue
meet ban despatched two agents to the Sent littb in.
atthatthhe to prOmptlrrePorkeli causes Of the repeated
faller; of malls to connect with the Incomplete rail
roads in Mississippi, the objeht being to remedy the
'evil and aurorae compliance With‘ the centres! for the
o nartiyanee
,pf the mails between New Or one sod
Weahington within echedisle ut
Urns.
:Adrlcon from Fort Snap, give very dieentiraging an
counts of the gold gatti , ring In that ylcioity.
Bernard -EU: Schornover,, of Permsylvanlal has been
appointed agent - er the Indians, at the U, per Ilitempt
agency. Senator Tulsa; of Blonde. who bets been very
ill since the adjournment of Congreni„is now concretes
aent. •
According to a 'letter received from tieweneni
Brooke,nommending the trotbet abase schooner V. nt
more Obeyer, who le now mimed In surveylhg a route
between Ban Franoleen end Once and info. - n, the
guano bland taken tmeretslott of by him oonOlue at the
lowest onlonlatlon 25,000 tens of guano. The melte
of the survey thus tar. nntwithstandlog the smallness
of the outfit, are regarded of high value to .our cow.
mamba name. .
Allegheny ,cioupty convention
VITTBBOBO, 30.—The Itepubllosn County
Cooyentinn.to.doy - roger!, by &large rektor*, the too:).
luttone of the lett Anti. Tax Convention. -'
Destructive Fire at New Orleans.
luw °mail ctdarob 80.—Two large stores at ha
corner of Tchoupttoulpg and clravier streets, occupied
by. Charles Rally & Co., whOleialb grown and
Meagre. Patten, Smith, And Putnam,' tObsdao' factors,
were 4estroyed fire last night The lolls estl!pated
at $160 , 000; '-
• Miiii,3saciluselts Legislattike.
Bosiow, riliicti . 80 —Tie liberty bill w detected lu
Pala Ilsaae to•day, by yeas 108, sayllo9., .‘
LATER FROM CENTRAL & SOUTH. AMERICA
Arrival of Vita Ateavier Northern' Light.,
AfIGTHERATITSTIOUESSFUL ATTEMPT AT
r EEYOL!ITION AT VAT,PARAISO.
The Hero - luO - 0W In 01114
IMPORTANT FROM GREYTOWN.
The U. St Sloop-of-War Decatur mistaken for
a Filibuster Vessel,
The iteamerS SoizSd Pienoh,'
, and theirOffioers• and Orr/min Prison..
Nnw Yoga, Mitch '430.--The stsatnablp :Northern
Light, which arrived here this evening firaishee later
*Woes from Aspinwall, dating to fhe 224 twit.
The Northeruyght has on bond 61 . 0 passengers and , '
$127,0 0 0 in treamire,' , -
The dates from Valparaiso are to Sterols let.
Another abortive attemot at a revolution was noVe
at yalpsrairiorm Pabrdary 28th. The battle lasted' for
If. or honteovenitiog adversely to.the patriots
The American correlate weal rlddiid with shots, be
fog in the vicinity of the Belo • f batt`e.
The revolutionary utovemeat throughout Chili had
warned a dangerously powerful and popular position.
'By the arrival of an Butlers mall steamer, tumor •
,lent WWI from Greytown is furnished ,
The United States sleop.of-war'Dicatur.having en
choral in a cove war San Jam del Bar, wee mistake,
for a filibuster venial, and President Martinez, with
Beo troops, immediately took poss*selon of the transit
rodeo to p-erect the landing of Wise ppoesd fillboetere.
Oa being apprised, of the true character if the'Desatur,
he retreated. hot destroying all the bridge&
In the meanwhile the 'French r fee-re, with a small
force, ere Reed- the lake. to the river Sao ynao,.and
seized the White steamers. and fo oibly impritiontd the
.sincere and crews. They had not been released when
the steamer left ' ' •
ta Castillo and Ban Cartes are to be given up to
if Belly and his Men for their beadquititere • - ' -
Three of the treaties negotiated by Wm Gore Ouse
ley; the British minister, have been ratified.
, The workshops tied bonne on Pulite Arenas belong,
log to the Ackettiory Transit Company have been swept
off by Ihn mem,
doco•ding to the Panama Slar,it Wag the Nicaraguan
Government odium wholook I:assegai - on if the Ameri
can lake boats, which had been abandoned to Belly. ,
, The same paper reports that all thweoutbera pert a t.
Chili la In the hands o• the Government; Taloa bei
delivered up without fighting. The general opinion
wan that in a month' the entintry would be as quiet as
' ever.
Peunsylvania Legiilature.
'HARRISBURG, March 30
SEVATE.
A large timhbei of bills weirs reported from the stand-
InF committees. • •
A eurplement to the ant Incorporating the City
(Chestnut and Walnut streets) rassen g er Railway ryas
reported, with amendments
The consideration of the approprlatiou bill was re•
named. - •
.
The !melon making appropriations to the following
inetitutione was etriekon from the bill ' -
The Northern home for TAWlege Children in Philn,
dalable,
Th. Poi Widow's Asylum for and . .indigiOi 'Vanities'
in Philndel phis
The Orphans+ Borne et Z,llenape '
-The appropriation b'll'Wee under eimaideration all
morning, and was dill pending when the senate ad
journed till afternoon, • • -- -
The EttlAte met at 8 P
The Otneideration of the appropriation bill wee re-
Fumed.
The bill palmed trot readirir so reverted by the com
mittee. without coy material met dmect.
?ft. BOLL rffered a new leetirn approp'foting two
thonoand &limo for the transportation of people of
to Liberia
The tectiou was pending when the Renato adjourned.
Tho Renate met at 7 P. 11,
The aet authorizing the rpnointment r f a measurer of
paving stones in;Philadniphia r m ward.
The supplement to the ,Rbiladelphie and Reading
Rail 'oad. Company. allowing them to Make a road from
ilarris'org to-Napkin wax cenedered, and was still '
pending when the Senate annoy/Md. .
- A imobar of private bills were considered's.' passed
'Melly, among them the following : *, - • • -
/inapt to eetablish the Penn Indnet sal School.
An not t. inearpnrate the phlladelphia and New Nape
AsikW Company.
-The ant eatab'fahinw a general banking Pm wan
eaten up in and dimmed at length.' A motion'
to poefpnue indetinttely wai, toet—ay.a 40, noes 60.
Adjourned. " '
AVI'MEXOON SRASION. • -
The Roue met at 3'P - and proceeded "to the eon•
sideration of
. p 01.400 . ' •
Ott motion cf Mr. GRAIL. the act to abolish the Bnetd
of Health of Philadelphia was puttponel Itdellnitel3l.
Tee aat to era3t ,a new jercial dieted out of ;Oa
()onetime( Tetlereoe, 01eartield, , 111k; 'and Peron, led
to a long .pd spirited Mancunian, but was defeated—yeas
98, oeye fa.
AdjOurned.
- ' , ammo seostoo.
, ,Thellouse met as 7 P. M. -
The act to prevent fronds it elections nen oonsidered
and postponed fort e l prefent.
The rat securtneto , the people of Pblledelphla free
transit weer certain htgloways Was considered And woo
5t.1.1 pendirg. Adjourned.
Death of Captain Wylie, of the Steamer
City of Manchester.
NNW Yosr., alarob ::--Lett.rs 'received by the *or
als state that Captain Wylie, of the iitsaniship City of
Matchesler, died on board that vessel, when rear Li
verpool, on her opttratd trip. Capt. Wylie woe well
known In Philsdelphitt.'
prtvol of the Steamers Northern Light
and Illinois.
New YORK, March is , eamshipir Northern
Light and Talents; of the tvo Celifornia lineal bare itr
rtred. Their ulvices have been anticipated by the ar.
41110 f the steel:or limnsle, whlett arrived yeetvrdey
with the mile nod porsengare transferred 'row the Il
linoisateana in &loquence of the aredant to her
' 4eault pt Aisaitiotore.
game:none, Match sei)ltatatrdivu. the latpoligh~.r,
.who' win 'hot on Monday
,afght of lasi week, to the
western part of the city, tiled to day. Throne A.
Rewrd, who ad the &hot, gave himself' up, and wan
committed for ' trial.
"ONE MEEK. - LiTER FROAI EUROPE
wasßivmr, qk w'wp 'iiiivfiAnoo AND rig
• SP 4 7 sfur V 0114.•
THE NEWS MORE WARLIKE
Lord Cawley'e Niggle n a Failure
Reception of the American Minister in Spain
TILE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPIT.
TUB fillipOlaTiN RNILES
noth'fr ofrldel• from Zonis ..ropolepti
An American in the Lava of Yestivins.
ITALIANS LEAVING LQUSAEDY
CHANGE of MINI/Zany in P/P4TUO4.T.,
OONSUS TIN SETTLED-06090X
, CO TTON ONE.EI6RTII Lowign
The aorew steamship Kangaroo, daptalo Jeflory,
which sailed from Liverpool on the 16th of Meroh,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Jud
kias, which sailed from Liverpool pt abokt half.
past ten on the morning of the 19th of Alaroh,
also arrived at New York yesterday.
The corny steamship City of Blanchester arrived
out at Liverpool at ono o'plecii on the afternoon of
the 171.1 o; and the Fulton reached Southampton
on the morning of the 18:13. •
The Cunard steamship Africa, from New York,
arrived out' at Liverpool at seven o'clock on the
crooning of the 14th, and the swew steamer Saxe,
Ma. from New York, reached Southampton op the
same morning.
The clipper ship Dreadnought arrived at Pver
twal onethe 12th March, her passage from New
pork being called thirteen d•rya and eight hours
moan time. !!or advlces were only anticipated
one day by the steamer Lebanon.
(MEAT BRITAIN.
in the Rouse of Commons, on the 15th, the bill
for the abolition of church rates was debated, and
passed to a second reading by a vote of 242
againet tq4
Thn Reform bill wsa to come up for the second
reading on the 21st instant.
The Neapolitan exiles continued to evoke a good
deal of sympathy, and liberal vubacriptions were
being made to the fund formed f.tr their benefit
The bulk of the exiles wore abut to leave Cork
foy. Thistol One of their number, who went to
Briaterin ndvanoe of his companions, met with a
perfeet, ovation. The horses veto taken from hie
carriage,' end ho was drawn through the streets by
the populace, amid groat cheering. A subs:fluent
doubt war raised as to whether the individual so
honored was really one of the exiles.. -
A powerful committee, including such men as
horde Palmerston, Shaftesbury, John RllBEteii,
Lyndhurst, and nthera, bed been - formed for the
purpose of raising funds in aid of the Neapolitan
exiles ,
The Pt (lonia club irials at Tralee were termini'.
led ou the 15th by the disagreement of the jury.
They were Joke np for twenty two hours, when
they were dlesharged, being tin able to agree upon
e v'prilot The oounael for ;he prisoner who wee
first T•lacied pp trial took two days in the delivery
of his' address, whioh ocenple4, in all, twelve
bourn ;
The London Times has as editorial on the nor_
motion brough t to light in the Naval Dopertment
of tho United States by the Congressional investi-
gating committee • and, pointing a moral from the
exposure in opposition to the Introduction of do.
psooratio institutions, it proclaims that govern
mental 'pleotionoering politica are infinitely inure
scandalous in the Jcr4 ai deinooraoy and tho bal
lot than in Ragland.
The Atlantic , Telegraph Company woo sill con
sidering the Government offer of 'a 'conditionol
guarantee towards the laying of a new cable. One
of the conditions of this guarantee Is the surrender
by the ocmpany of the fifty•years monopoly for
landing cables in Newfoundland. - -
.dnother company Is Said to ho preparing to carry
out the prrjaet without Ooveronaent aid
The Ref6rm measure continued to he . ' actively
canvassed to England. gni Qiey, one of the
leaders In the Wttig party: , bad written a letter
stronglyobjecuing to Lord John Rus3oll'e con tom
plated amendment Some, repOrte went no fat as
to say that ministers contemplated a withdrawal
of the bill, but it was balloted that they would
not do more than consent to some important modl ;
&lotions. A.nother Sunday demonstration had
taken place in Hyde Parkin opposition to the
•
• The 'London Ilerald (Ministeria)) says that It
has high authority.for stating that in ease Lord
John Russell should succeed in upsetting the min ,
istry and be called upon to form another, he will
give Cabinet appbintinentite Meisrs. Bright; Gib
son,. tlyston ' Roebuck. gad Herrman; all those
gentlemen having tiferOd'th'ele services.
Fa ANOII
The - ominous silonee respecting Lord Cowley's
mission to Vienna has tended to thereon the . up
prebeneiono of war. ' :s •
Arurnor was current that the Lyons .1 12 11 way
bad reotlived orders to' keep in readiness for tiara
porting seventy Dye thousand wen with despatch.
It is ales reported that the squadron which left
Toulon would proceed to Algiers, for the purpose of
embarking
tr troops. - •
-
The projected conferenoe for tiamining the re•
oent election and proceedings in she Prinuipalities;
it is said, has been adjourned indefinitely , ,“ • •
There is great talk of.en army of Obsurv4tion
Don the Alpo.
Leave of absenoo to Moors and soldiers Is r ro
tatted
. The Illoniteur contains a deoree appointing elx-
teen generals and thirteen colonels. It alto en
' mono's a squadron as fuming left Toulon for the
preemee_of naval mane area
The Whole of the bcrdinian navvies empl4ed,.
nn the Toulen'andfliarseilles,rallways have stid;;
(lenity left for Piedmont '
The:,•Vmperor has pardoned or mitigates the
seetenoes - of seven hundred -soldiers previously
triad by courts-martial.
I Ile earls eorrespondent of the London News
says that it is certain that Prince Napoleon will
shortly be created Viceroy of Algiers. , -
1- , The'etiliefor wee to reviewthe Imperial uard
'ron , ,,Sunday, the 20th inst , being the anniversary
lot Napoleon le Grand on his return from Elba.
4 _There -Itkr,onse_expeetation, that-he will address
them.
The Moniteur'sifroop :artiple had had a very
unfavorable effeoE on the enntinent.
Lord Clowley, while in Paris, on his return, bed
an interview with the lEmperor t .but.nothing de.B4
mite had 'transpired respeoting ,the results of his
initelon,
It is reported thatirseeret treaty exlsta between
the King of Sardinia, and Nappleon, „The latter
is said to guttianty ° 'defensive and offensive aid,
egainst Austria, and seeitrlty for Sardinia In any
Lornbardy t ecqulsitions,;or t oondltiew of Savoy and
Nice being coded toyranee _
AUSTRIA. - ,-
The Emperor of Anotria le continuing hie. arma
ments most energetically, and an outhreek in Cen
tral Italy is almost daily sattolpfited:
The reanuring rumors,, prevalent on the 18th,
caused an advance of one per cent. on the Austrian
Bourse.
It is said that the Austrians have oommeneed.to
lay mines - for the purnotto of blowing up the bridge
over the Tioini at %Gioia
The Austrian ,Governor , at , ;plilap.assured hle
sol
gueststed 'at a dinner party that peso,* would be eon
ida
BA4DINIA
The King of Sardinia has eatted out his reserved
troops and made war levies. „It le also reported
that he had applied to Pianoe for the aid of 75, 7 ,
000 men. " ' • '
The attitude of :the,,Austrian and Sardinian
troops extremely menacing.
PRUSSIA.
Siege is being laid to Sohamyys •oapital in the
Canaanite. A stubborn defonoe is expeotad.
Russia has prohibited the' export of horses by
the'Europeanfrontier
It is stated that in accordance with the wishful
of the Pope, the French troops will prolong their
stay it "Rome. -
An American gentleman who, had received die.
iatrous news from home, in a lit of desperation
thrOw himself into a current of lave,at Vesuvius.
Ilis:body was almost instantly consumed.
SPAIN. -
,
, -The -Spanish journals o ffi cially announce - 41AI
full'satisfaotion has been received from Mexico.
A Madrid telegram, of the 13th of March. says:
"Mr. Preston, the minister of the United States,
vres'received yesto t day by the Queen', inn private In the name of President Buchanan
he s o ured her Majesty of the President's desire
to maintain friendly relations with Spain, and ex
pressed. his own personal conviction that the ge
neral wish of the people of the United States was ,
t" preserve the bonds of fifendship at present ex
isting betw9on. the, States and Spain, and to do
everything en their pbwer to 'avoid any mlsnoder
itieding between the two countries. - The Queen
replied in terms flattering' to 'both the Belted
States and ifs minister."
_ • -
The Iberia recommends thatirhen Mr. Preston
shell make the expected proposition for the put ,
chose of Ceiba, the ,Government shag, reply by
sending him hid passports.
SARDINIA
There is no change in the condition of affeire in
Sardinia. ~
PORTUGAL
Th'e Mintetry„ haa,resigned:. A. new Oab!net fa
linnet/noel, beaded by POI Pandas,. , „
INDIA. AND CHINA
'The mills from,Caloutta to „February 9th, end
Bong Kong, January 29th, reached Marseilles on
the 14th, and would arrive in London on the day
the Kangaroo • •
There is no political news of interest.
1 ., At Foo.ohow-fow i ll good business:had been done
in tea at rather low rates.
-
At. Canton, political affairs were 'becoming mere'
quiet, but, trade was dull. ' , A' A • A
A notification had been ,published „threatening-,
"the braveslif. Canton: and clearly expressing
Want of confidence with the government of Pekin.
A Daniell veseel bad been driven aTiy•from the.
'timid of japan - ' ne tieaty'haribe been concluded'
with penmarki 100,0110 men, died - or - cholera in ,
Jeddo' dosing one-m-(111th.
-, THIS OREM arms lfailar IN Piilri. .
Mr. Mongredien,-the president of Ibis _ Londn
chess club, esti() went to Patis to play a match with;
Morphy, has been terribly beaten. The winner of
the first seven games was to be-winner of the
match. The result is as follows :: ' . ' ,‘ -.--- -
Mr.'Morphy won ..,. 7 games. --
Mr. Mongredion won • 0
• ]Prawn • • 1., e l. i':i
THE LATEST NEWS. • - - --
[By Telegraph Isont landau to LlvarpooLl - '
Lormon, Saturday moreing.—Stocks, yonterday,
opened dull, but in the afternoon a remarkable,
change took plasm:: Seyeralfarge purchases were
mode by influential buyers, causing a midden ad
vance three•efahtha, -
Remora wore oliontated that France and Austria
had consented to suspend ordireinish their alma
mental
Vo doubt Wei entertiiried - that'sorrie important
Intelligence had boon received. -
After business houra the improve:met, became
still
t more,deolded, irith tildftiAtALdvanee ,
aide h.
--7- Ameeelhirlifere ein circulation was one to UM'
eifo.ot that Lord Cowleyia,mission had.attained
some important:result in'the'interiatlif Peace.. •
itumora prevailed of the &organisation of the
British Cabinet.
Lord Manners, being stung by the response of
the House to his appeal on the Church rates pies
'ion, tendered his resignation, bat was induced , by ,
Lordjjerby to withdraw it. •
A meeting of forty of tho .oenservative , Mem.
hers of Parliament bad sent n'depittation to Lord
Dorbr, requesting the- withdrawal of the 'Minis.
lariat eform bill. 'His reported' ieotriti
preted by the Pail,/ Nowa to meter tltat the =-
menthe admitted his inabilitylegripple'iith the
reform; he virtually surrendered his , position.
Fletandlal and Clomtite.iciar
LONDON DIONIti" itlAnttET —o6'4lol6th tht feuds
were depressed, and cud:teals at one time toookett
There wag, however, a slight luipitoyeinent k and' they
clog dat Pdai 0.96 X. ' - -
On the With the tone was 'again &lenient, but the
quotuations were alight, and pricea were verygligktly
ender thane of the day preceding, . • -
On the 18th the market opened week, - but robeequent,
ly improved, and the °Moist cloning quotations of con
sols were Of %Mid% for money, and 95,31e9d1 for ge.
count. After business bourn therewee' a further ad
vance to gereP6g.
The demand for money continued to Increfum, and tie
(general rate wog equal to the bank minimum-2MP
sent.. •
The Weekly statement of the Dank Of England shows
a decrease of .£28,290 in specie
Sliver was in very- active demand for_thelltud, and
Daring Urethan, toots barn at sa. 20. ; dollars Its %d.
The next mail forpulta and Chine was expected to take
out over £610,000 aterling'in ellver
Anaaipag BfiCesl3lll6.—Mesers. D. Be'l, flon;& Co.
report an followg : The market for AMEITiCI7OI securities
coutiones without animation, - and the trarsactionn
during the peat week have been few and unimportant":
1"r. B. 6% bond', of 1801_ ~ 98 0100
U S. s's, bon's, of 1874 • ti3XO 94m
Alabama li , e, bonds 18 o'Bo
Kentucky fi's, bonda.lBoB 72 92 es 94
Maryland s'e St. betide ' 95 et 97
Massaohusetts 5 , s Rt. bonds 103 OBO4
Misalaslopi Union Bank Ws 14 en 18
Ohio 8 Der tent-stook, 1880 96 0 88
Pennsylvania 5 1 8. Mock 82 0 83
DO bonds. 1877 83 et 87
Tennessee Vs, bonds, divers 83 et 85
Virginia Ws, bonds, 1801. ' ,84 et 86 ,
Do We. Ot: bones:lBB9 err 087
Boatoo firs, bonds. divert 90 0 92
Do 43('e, bands • 93 095
Montreal 64, 1856 85 BO o sq
/inns& Central, 7'81875 60 aD - 84,
Do 6`a, 1875 ' - 78: 080
Do - . 7's freeland, 1800 82 12' 84
Do shares discount 36. et 114..,
Michigan. Central, B's, 1660 - • - 13.4 0 86.
Do' Aorta 45 0 48
New York Central 0 1 s, not court 1883,.... 85 , oi 87-
Do 74, convt, 1864- - .930 95
Do shares ' - 73 0 75:
New York and ErleTa, 86 nits,. 1883 66 0 67
Do . corm, 1801.
SO et 35
Do . do, M j
al
li) si cking fund
en
ewes 96 18
o
12 CD 13
Panama Vs, let mortgage 1869 100 0102
D' do 1805 05 0 97
Pennsylvania Central 6e, let tinge 18814.. 91 0 03
The limes of Friday Hayti: "in Amerman securities
a reduclon oocurred in fir, bonds and shares of the New
York and Erre 0. and quotes sales :
New York Central sinking fund
New Yolk and Erie Vs coot t, 1862
Do. , ahem
•MARKETS
"
LITIMPOOL, March 19 —oOiton.The Broken' circa
-Ist The 11001 favorable coconuts from Oa'cutta
and Bombay, together with the unsettled elate et' the
Cont.nent butt **used holders to offer their
&Metre more freely, aed invent base obtained a sauces.
ohm of about gd. per pound In moat finalities of Amer=
Icon. especially In Boweds The aales;of. the week
amount to 42,100 bitlee,lncludlo; 7.600 to speou'atore,
aid 5,000 to exp rtes. Yesterday (arida?) the mar
ket was quiet. the Weft rsaahles alma 7 003 bales, to-•
eluding 1,000 on speculation and for export. The au
thorized quotations are asfollnwt
rah,.
New gaeans
SA
Mobile
Unlaude • " 516
This stock on band is cal mateifit 260,340 beret, in.
eluding 819,320 American. Other chanters rapert that
the week opened buoyantly, std In favor of sellers, but
the war feeling caused a decline of 1-lfirsd
At Blanchester the market Is quieter, and where pro
ducers are in a position to accept orders, tbpy are will
lo g to take slightly lower prices.
BausualvErs —Messrs. Richardson. Spence, & Co,
report: Tusidayls mat ket dull. but yesterday (Friday)
there was a better atteoderme than of live, and the tone
of the trade •as firmer Flour wan slow, end unalt*rei
In value. Quotations range fr re lOamlta Bd. Wheat
In improved request, with sales to a mrdnati ex'eot at
fall prices. Beat qealties of American from rcaitly,
brought extreme rates. Western red GI 010., and
wfilte 9,1; - &Wham 10555105 - 0.1 radian
Corn in very Hu Red demand.
,ond yellow offered tit
raster entre, say Gs ildote, Id : white white nominally un
changed-4s adept's 41—ai1 qiieloo ,
linovatioite.—Beef firm for good, but inferior - 0mill:
NI and slow; rates of Van Front's nt 80s. Perk no.
gireed, and offered at lower rates ; 'business conficed to
Irish. Bacon—No demand - for Amortise . , Irish and
home cure bring relailve`y cheaper. Lard—No sale,
rspoited ; quotations quite nominal. Tallow rather
firmer. P Y. 0 selling at 53s ; • ' • .
pnopoce —Ashes quiet at 20s for pots,"and 8d® 825 fur pearls. Sugar dull, and -prices Aldwils lower.
Cerro in good request, at eairame ni t" in good
deinand at former prices alp - all saleiof Caro'insi at lis.
Bark quiet; Philadelphti, SI for coarse, and 10s for fine
ground. Oinverseed dull = Timothy Reed in good re
quest kt 340:355. Ood oil qulet_and pucbangel ; sales
of colored and pale Seed at .034887 105. Lietteed oil in
fair demand at ..f.805e30 100. Rosin flat at 45 0104. 104
for common, abd-w,th" come ailed to arriee at 45 ;
medium is quoted at Sega, aid doe at its 3/. Spirits
of turpentine gold fAriyin the week at 42a55425 01 : but
prices have since declined on private sales, and the
quotation is new nominal Tas riulet . but weedy
LINDON , BIARIIRFS.—Iifessie' flaring Bros: & CO.
report : 'llreadatuffs dull at last week's prices Iron
steely at 1:11 55 for rails, and. Lu 21 Gdes.Le to for bons.
Purr depressed end ildrels Vise per. Oofrie firmly OE O O.
Tea firm ; Common Congest la Spirits of 1 urpen.:
t•ue easier; sales of Amorlosn to racks at 43 33 Gd ;
Renal nominal at 10mlls. Rico neglected jdr seed
Oil declined to 208•, Sperm. 3.1.00e102; `PaliSesl, 487.
Saltpetre doll and lower. Taft! steady ; .bnyers of P.
Ir. C. at Ods 8d in the spot. Sales of 'Polar Whalelimiq
at £lOO
AYH le MA la TO —(For the week endlng March 15,
,Ipelualta.)—Ootton opened firm and active, bat alined
entetly'llt 10If for New Orleans fres 1)-db:we, land 00f
for bas. The sate of the week add up Et 600 bales, and
the week on hand was 164 000 The .deices from the
maltreat tring towns were penarally of a edulfactory
diameter. Wheat and Flour continued dull and nomi
nal In the travre market, be. there hal beau a alight
advance In thantrroundonp districts . Ashes gigot bat
firmer. °rife° ln good demand at stilr prices. no.
pleated.' Rice Oat. finger Ault. but..eteady. Tat ow
' bad teed etagnaot, 'arid prloes nominal. Some open•
lathe probases of whtlebons WOW Vim.
RAILROAD, EXPLOSION IN THE TWENTY
.
FOURTH WOMP—PITO INJOIIIf TO PROPOS.
lire —Peßterday rearnteig-igir4ive o'clock an ex.
plosion -took place rp Oa! Twehiltourth ward. The
l,rgamotive - gtolowthh;;;SeOf thelargeat add most pow.'
ipgirt4om the Needinglum:hid, with every berg
-, owif.tinin 144050. hatAicheddith . toll- house on the
pear the,brhigilit the Fella. Here ehe halt
'ed. and while standing etthelepplarom come cause or
otherehe 041°401
Theilocomotive wee brikin away from the rest of the
train bf , the force of the exploefon, end it was dashed
on to the bridge, a dtetaoce of sixty or [events" feet.
The engine wen literally blown to pieces, the boiler
being chattered er' even the months gears wroolted.,
It wee a coal-bainer - engine 61 , 4000-power:- - - --
Two men were hattantly,killeithrthe agoldentk lb"!
engineer, Josiah Bileatuter, wee innit'fito isnaloe.rtt the
time, and tt le supposed that , : he wee biewujeto the,
"'HfgrOttinitiribe`haryit thiestfotinifitelilfliodyr Sedan -
Foley, the first brakesman, wee blown aketonee of fifty
yards from the - spot :where-the elPhistinilldok piece
Hitt body-wee found upon- the-towpath,- within four feet
`Of the river. beadmramest arcing puce)
*coke, and hit bitting Were dasheitoUt:' • -
lidiesimer, the, magloyer,wet *monied roan.
the.othet vletina,`lrateunnairried.l
The toll.houee at the west end of the bridge was shat
tered by the explosion, and the' building was set on
fire. The toll.gathereE And his fend ywer,o asleep in
their beds at theatitne. • The toll gatherer the thrown
from his bed by shock and dashed age-teat the wall.
A por Von of thejrte Worker:the wasfiloiailnto
a wind w of the toll:house, and - felli'n`g upon the foot
of a boy lying in bed. it barbed hies: 4hdatutitter of
the Vail. gatherer' iieclio th at - she Could - not be'
aroused for , some :time, :Normal' thin feirtilY received
soy very eerioni injury.-
The Liftmen tilde •taalarrow escape. He had. la -
left hie poet, and hat gone into the toll-house to pro. -
cure a drink:when th ef uttslisp tookspletteT.CA l 4 l .Wl>i-
Rion wee aecolopinied'hy trenfendotia "hook and ie. I
port. But'dings in the Thirteenth, 'Fourteenth, and
Twentieth "verde ofthe nitylwerc shaken by,theagjdo;.
and the report was heard distinctly fora greet
distance. The safety valve of the engine wee blown
entirely &arose the Schuylkill ,Fitstd it was found after
dayl'ght in th•• yard of a honee at the Belle
Martin Gleaeen was the Bret. witness examined. , Ile
trees fireman on Hit train He Said the `train istinti tit
the station at 4.20 Wolcott; we stooped above and cut
off twenty-five care ; we thee pulled down, tour care to
put thenton, the city. teak; ratoPpid )0 to IS talirtitedi
I then went over the brioge, pumped up, came back
end:put the blower on to relic *team; I got off the
engine at that time, and -white I was off'the occident
occurred ;It occurred while I we sin the sere •; it happen
ed about fifteen minutes lifter" lect the engine f went
over and saw the engine blown ' - to *nes ; we looked
for the river and found the deceased lylng,near the
canal; the engineer we timid got find; the'deceased
wean brakemen nn the Main ; the engineer Is rattalng;
the Perkiotoee " has a double'tank ; she is Rota caw
engine; I donut know her age; we took no water in
her e • the last place we'look' in' wa i ter was at Spring.
Mille; the engineer procured water from the pump by,
running across the bridge two or three Hates ;;it was
after this tike explosion took Vern think the engine
hat been erPthe road six or seven years; we have four
inepoottn s of, engines on erh.end of the road; the en
gine was "tending hill' waiting for another ermine to
push up the summit; we drew up here to get the city',
skff the tee th , after whieit'we intended to take our
awn train to Richmond. . _
•--• • - .
Jobl2 WoOtten; molter of,machisesitop at . Wailin o 4
sworn—il haft) the rebelling of - the eoglues ; on each
day, as the engines come Into Riehmond, we have a
manio inspect them ; if any are found faulty, be attends
to the repaillog ; it Is done - every time the enema come
to Richmond ; the Perklomen has never shown any
leakage more than any other engine ; she wee entirely
rebuilt about sixteenponthe tun, at the Reeding shop;
no ordinary preasiarent steam would pieduee'the'effects
We Fee here; I think the engine exploded for want of
r titer in the boiler; there le no doubt of it; there wee
water enough fn the lank ; -Ahem ntaidelltave been et
least 3 000'gelloss *ater in tlie tank iiMis the boiler
exploded.
the other evidence elicited wu of an unimportant
Character.
The Jury rendered a .aerdiet.-ihet t , the deceased
cane to his death from inJedieureeebred:by4bifeW
pit/aloe of the boiler of a locomotive Perklomen on
one Heading Belittled ; Pell expleelorClatiog,deasedly
a watt of water to the holler
Our reportsrpam &what to the seine Of ;OA sold& nt.
In the afternoon The house in which Mr. Jt hn bac.
Donald and his family were reelding at the time pre
.anted a strange epsotacle;The' front "port , of the
building was blown' away, h e roof had fallen in, the
railing and PticCe ln;the ftent - and trotted. the dwelling
were ehattered into a thousand pieces, while-nu
the hill-aide, and, among plesea , of,lthe
building were.eltngtttg. The 'remnantir of 'Abe To
anmetive had been collected into' hbape, and .were
lying; elongsldk Of the treat _The engine flues, end
themaralie wheels of iron-stierell inches in tbao , sners
had been snapped as madly as pipe. stems, while, of the
otherportiopVnething tematned but - arelattiebrintinate''
masa of ruing. As to the fate of Bilaslmer, many re
mora were has trded, Some inclined
,to:the belief that
lid Ilia weaned from the lettbdiotiv 'Whin it wilt too
late tb prevent the dialleter, in order to escape the
responsibility that might be incurred for any rupposed
negligence. Thegenerai belief:BB4 hewefir.tbatihie
bsdv wt. in the river, end accordingly efforts were
made to recover it Portions of Misamer's clothing
were found on the,elde.of the „hill .anddlla alp cur , the
top or the cottage ; bdt dothidewai diteovereel drbie
h vlr. ,
The'oononseionmaa sourest that op diff,rent
the rifer, ire MenaYunk, and Frankferd,
the report was beard dietinctly, the panes of hunclrede
of'dwellinge were br, ken, and a place of the boiler „or,
eirgine;weighing nearly fout‘bundiedratid eighty pentide,'
way found over eight hundred feet trom the Root of the
diealter, while one of the pumps, weighing nearly sev
enty rennin, wee blown torcee the fichuylkill, into the
yaid of • Id! Arnold reelding below thefittldge.
The tonne of the tender of trio engine had been Riled
et *Aping 111 lie, and elle undon'ttedly had a supply of
water Ample enough to run fifteen or twenty miles
further.,
." rt < 1 i
- The bridge 'ritatained%ndinJuryl that has yet been as.
aertsined. It le said that when-the acoldent occurred
. . .
the, train arm waiting for another engine to take the
care around the curve.
Much excitement existed ethe neighborhood during
the ~day. ant numbers of parsons visited the, scene.
Theirs.* of the read was not inbred. and the business
of the company wee continued talthcrit, interruption. a
A Munvous Mid a growing evil to many
ofbur respectable citisens Ja_Ma..prapllca that hasao ,
Tong prevailed 'of toirdtes in a piiaosteat a citnitlaithie'
Character lounging ironed
tentonalof the }war, and more - espeolally is the eaoiinir
and spting, theta wretches ,alneter-srolhd•Wi' it 44
other 'Oates. and by their prese , co and praetice render
bot-woo_turouttetragr phut, of ;Pleasure and none. -
-Aron unworthy. ot.:tacialasacti---• Z.41.w0:444--i.44.1a:
atit taaocaut children • We, ere glad4oakt: thlatldent.
401 Or has taken the matter hind; ae Jar al th e
Wa.birgton Square)* consenleciam , b2,o4sued #l,-
"roniptory ordocrtor the arrant bt, tit tualtWeople se
theta who polintehnt plintintre itonedi *Ma evil, Words
awl deeds, Would, it not be wail lot the:officers
hating the ether Squires in charge to follow/ theixoeh‘ -
lent example of en excellent officer?
COR@NER'S CAB - ea.—The body of 'Samuel
,Talbott; who wee droiened about six weeks ego fa the
Delawareinear the Hone Sher, 'tine fetid' yeaterdaj
mottling near the" spot :where be was drowned.. The
coroiier - , hod an invest on the body, and- 'rendered
verdict of "accidental drowning."
The Verdi t in .the case of Idc..llealeit, elf* dhirar
the Pennsylvania . Ikuipltil'oi - Tue:dsy, orsning. was,-
~r• that. - *is death wad osurrd by InjurieS resolved from
'beteg "aeoldentally knocked down by a train or core
near Patkeeburg, - 01telaller sounty,', , cm; ?steadily - Mein;
log, March2fith - ,"
.irreinn i •
stemma ;of Alm Dodson, abottioa' es; L eoltie !the'
pipers state that Dr-8: P. - Drown - eras intimsdirwitt,
brim Toyota, the sub). at of the inquest by thile* . rottar ;
The-Dc Drown referredto reirDr: Brown Si thi Seve
teenth ward, sod' not Dr. 8. nfoe'n , ,,tireoaroner,'s
•phyithilatt Tho•lattor - geneeman eeiracsaw therm
fortunate young woman until. called 1.1, hold p post
mortem examinaKoog The ,statement is Cabatilatel tr
misrepresent Dr. S. P. Brown.
• TUE rUILANTHapPIC - ODOE O. . 6 .Of
0. P , will leave this city on the 20111 of April for New
York, In'orler to assist in the celebration cf the for
tieth aneiversary of the introdietlon Mf• the' cistern of
Odd Pelowship into this etuntry.,'4hey wilt h 09121.
panted by the Norrittownlitass Paid, and are - making
arrangements to render their sr ids and appearance a
credit to dhemselies, their order and curette:.
A Spionlii Fxlsac cdeurred_ about eight o'clock
is+t evening s
. at the , reildenee of Joseph
, Irsrriso. , pp,
the plink teat. POI? ,Siennantowii:—Tainti-fOtirib
ward. -It wee caused' by the bomb:god a-bed thatliejl
been Bred ' accidentally - by children . playing with,
matches.:
Trip BAciiitt.o s'BA nog ,CLUB of. thlß city are
making arransemente to row to Newitcrk,bityln si week'
or two by way of the Perth Amboi , Tit
be the outgo of the traohattaii Oldb, and,-will stay for
a few days
FOTINDLOCO.—About nine o'clock last evcri,
fog an Corona was found In a basket Web bed been
on the door.atep of the residence of Mr. Charles
W - 401, it No. 145 Aorth Nleveatls street,•belint Keit/ '
THE COURTI S
YB/ITIERDLY' : OI PILOOIII6kIRCCS
reported fnr,TheTreo.l . .
Niel Parris.ltietice
too O'Beiroe ve Joseph It, Inger.] di and Fd ward Xl.
lice, trustees 10' f gutty Decree by Juetlen Bead
'1 hie °web having been oat down by the plaint:if under
the 52d rule for argument under-the Asigiatiort In the
the answer, that the bill is defective for want of pa-tie.,
came on to be heard this 211th day of Hatch , ISO and
was argued by counsel and therefore, 'open n•osidera '
tion thereof, It was ordared an (oilmen, vie . That
hen, tl,pr.rrd Drayton, adminletreter de bonii n•n nun
les:an - wit° ntinrro, of Thomas. •Orniley Oillelrne,Jand
that Tat Ow iackeoo, attninletratar de 6oa is non tom
testament . ° annex°, of Arm'ne Shama oo,Heney Mentel
tale, ho made parties defindaut e 316;, and that
pislnt.lf have leave to amend his bill en WI tovnake the .-
arid William Heyw rd Drayton and Tatlow Jaakscrn, ad.
ultra Orators as aforesaid, def siderite in said
The Pored Ifreprovernent Conapery ee 'Rdirardi. In
/gully. Proof of service of not'oe of decree. and notice
of tender Orleans mentioned in the decree, le this wee,
*ell produced in open Court : 'And theretipah the court
attend and direct that a writerattachment do lento
coolant the defendants fo^ contempt hi neglecting
_and'
refu•ing to obey the - order inn &Wee of' the oenrt
In his cense.
Sergeant vs. Ewing. In Equity Aldo causer:erne on
to be heard at this- teim open exneptions to the answer
of the defendant and wax argued ;b, counsel, !. - ang,
upon consideration it was ordere adjudged,"and do
med that' the defendant do. and. ehall 41111aX
answer - triples of all cheeks for the some rip . witt e'debit
aide of t! , e,bank amount annexed to hta , sitid
and of the marginal ortrics 61 trichkkieglia. to the check
book front %hick they *tit tYtenj orliilieti of do
osertng the came, do ant shall-exhibit tbitevoe to the
counsel foe the plaintlfi hint permit htot'tojtkeieoples'
thereof • • .` • • • - ..•
OVER AND TERDINER— . Judges - Ltidloi•
mtigni.—The t tat cr Alexander wOurzaitimed yeater•
day morolhg The eloolog eprfiehre-ot connect were
made ald the ewe rubmht..d to tho jary - ,,trt up to the
h .nr of aepurnment no yerdiathed been rendered."
The Vansefin-Cidifornia.
A number of the leading, Douglas .DenvieVais
now in the oily, held ti kind of consultation meet•
log last night, we understand Aftterritiniad to
organize in cierY 'county in the State. The nuns..
easy steps for acoomplishing
: that objset were
taken,.; and the prospects are that the Douglas
anti•pioaiapton Democrats will be 'thoroughly
organized in the various counties previous to the
time for holding pilmary steepens in the spring.
In the last contest, the anti•Lecompion Democrats
had no organizalion in some fourteen Counties, and
it seems they do not-intend to ; labor under that
disadvantage' hereafter. They - are active and
oonfident. , --45'acramento Unio7t.
SPECIAL ELECTION roll ASSEMBLYMEN IN
SAPIIAMENTO —Tao reault,BS far SS areertained,
stands as follow,' - _ - -
Duncombe(Douglas Dem.,) 1,053'; Daoon (Ad
ministration Dem.,) 1,125; Lord (itep.,) 289 ,
sit - owing a plurality of 233 in favor of.Dancombe
which cannot be overcome in tho remaining pre.
oinots. •
TnE ONUSATIE AGAINST TEE CHIN . ESE IN CAL.
lEGENIA.--,The minors of, Shasta county, or, more
prop%rly speaking, a body, of minors in, that die-.
triot, have taken the initiative ' in attempting to
drive out the Chinese from their midst., far
they may yet succeed in thii high-handed and:un
just proceeding, remains yet to be seen, although
they have, ao tat, been;unsueceasfril. in".theiref
forts.. Th a movement ought to be checked in its
very incipiency This unjust, onset, and impolitio
conduct should be attppreaseti,' practei and, thii
'Chine* Who for yeara havolormed so large a class
in the aggregate of our population, tilitinfd:redeive
the same protootion , rout - the Constitution and the
laws that .is gtiaran'tied to every oitiaen. The ab
stract question - bf permitting the immigration of
Chinese to, onahores; and. their, reaidttneo among
. us, has been so fully- and - Treaty &mussed hereto
fore, tit at; no,present .effut t‘ of .buist irtnitti amtie to
„throw any new light upon it. or cbarge the 'actiti
wants of tilos° whO , have already'. totaled allied
topinlon upon the subjsot.-:-Ana Calr fornian.
_ _,.. . ---
FINANCIAL 'lll/1) I VOItIIIIIIICCIAL.
oi :- , f s.:: -k :,4,..,.i.:=. 1 '.l TY_VI - 91-'1:41 . 1 0 IL-:- 1 '
1 T k e 3Niptier Minkokrst =' 4:z
, ..,. ~ ; P,H14.41411.21p4 /11[04114 811.,18591t0
The neirs'brOught tii ill!'•li:ausetee se. telegrqbed
tide moral-g was 40 tinfloici#lithat. De„..buoyancy ox.
hibited for two or three aayslait filth. - attrk,niarka,, 7 r
was loat, cud Iliebittat fine wh , r ., o,' y,/,, - , th i,"1",,,J,L,, T, „ 1 „.
Intelßgenee bythe'Sirsitaiiit 'opoji,Saattmwsibroad,did .. ,- -1
not teatore thh•toms stilts market, -note Mop.'" "
the planing price of yesterday, 254;t2,2 . 4 %, 1,,,t.-fin tsc r .tar
in the courts of thedierkt 24%4 YTeSitativihla Cen
tral' Relived - ...reonhlelLail,..4 4 ,;..sNortis -Petrilsylviolt 0
lialiroad 4, Williamsport and Mthirillalirad - 4 i' iird' ''''l
City' Sixes also deolLostivoselUng 119111ftir The mar.
lot was ltertyy t though the Chines in,pliensreerain...,
ti ' 1 '4, - 'tee that ni
warlike sown having. tune ,40 . ong 'pee _ _ ,
~
neat effects qtr. generelly antielpated, sod, penp„l,4‘ ire .;;"
•dispsettetcr hold "ore for; further developments, ruttier ;,. T.
than kilitilekine loleeetepabynallien YIDS taring. , -; ,-.-" ' ''
-"The fear of war in linrOpf, , isad"tVolibitietithint kihifs 4 "
turbineat of. t ate and c0 mmare94: 11 4% 14 ,4 1 '''.. 8 11,, fain 9 .
serfons circa uaintOoliopilatiolialienditienutd-licam , ,
that o„aettlenteat , o 1 the pemanet immartallotr`abOlir r
matters abroad whether the result wei% 'Peeled 4t . ifILY, -"-
could hardly exert ittkerVike../. , stitiittlitleiltdinence
u9 91, traf , " 0 1 1811 8,111 steeker_r : ,0,1 'f ' .i.- . * ,'., -,'
A. B. Warlord, the energetic" Ohlet Et:linear • aid ..
General SuperintaidentivelfOrnehitinemtrarniir"'
road Conspny.hieopoolpted,99. VL.lecterpoterlsor,,l
of the Mil bitiwerem 9qtltilorti:i.f:fia,, 7,ar....gosair"
'was forriirfiensWripi'eFtdenf of , the ‘Liknalagny: - , a
nallteitid, end fa tritely apnlien Or :' / .-` - - ' ,-,
•
It Is sold that &oversee Pretariiii dee' hied to grant
letters patent to the old doracieffer constructing a
Till foalon Oheatent and Wennt attests.
n.. 11 1, 1 6. veb,...4/11r e ad t ei t raed f lo,
.qiy ;•illrae', a
month' ' , eadinabvitierfildnirr, ii59, - 4166,i38, against
ex P ii ""AkhP-aincult"of $l 9 5 78... The greasioaraise:t.
for three months anding,ffeboutry 28,1869, latat,393 II;
The Increase of the net revenue Is $l4 091 114.
_.,
Ex-Oolleetev Winlitillg Lettels, nin.!&air -I du 'doe 414- ' • -•
General Riley in the presidency of the '
Spruce and Pine., ~
streets railroad' - -' - " '-' ' ' ' '... . '',,--
The Wllllatoapiirt aid Iliztii iallroitC0C1111 1 8.9:9 - .
gives notice that the &Mimi' ici d the eee4e . kuior} g li g a -
tlmds, doe the let proximo;:willlre" paid on and, One? , f ,
l- that'date—orie lifth`tio - ritiMeniatlois ''und itievehaelnise , ,
in Angina and - Seiteenber: ' Ilia cO4usiedue- ' 41.00. ' 9i" ';',
1 the eiretel mortgage bonds of the trompiniwitlhhiriilk„.,
at maturity.
~,, ,
enzbensanisi itYtitix ttiog4ttaltlar.lis
March 30. 1859., ' - ' ''''.
V1DT012133 DT staiirnr,sioiVirakiiiruka-rotri Bram,
A 16D
sip
BlOBAltair Ino SlawaTetinize 'manurial. oolimata . ,T?tq.o
ideutelitiT ,..! -; "7." '' • • --•- '
I lin, WARW. ••• A. 06 '+' = . • ...4.!. ;',,,
LOCO City13e. , .....,0,p.... , 91( 1030 Stitt& Sdnthlt 91
700 do' - 98% 1003 Umnir. Ain 6. 'B3 1187 - i
4030 do E'' R 93 2090 11162,1 $Ca•mi 65.• 33
-1900 ..' 4 1 , `....". '.1."1. 3 913 y, ID 06 Bertleb It tle 9da a -
6
C6OO ', do It 9 1 +21 29114 Tenn neap 58 1 59 gnu`' ° -
'OOO I do -New Oen; 99 , 20(0 Clatite nls2.3ggi4p3,
COO! do „Neer Gas 99 1 Girard Bk 9074'
000 Broad Top Bde 8 do Old 4 4 fi.
I Aptil ooupeff.-. 59 'lO Yaehs & Idech Irk 59)6,
1000 Penns 192 d m thrgelf 1 Natsmum a R:... 6. ,
1000 ,'' 40...4 944 2 Norristown R... 5' t4' '
1 000 [ do 914 97 Beeves Mead loa 67%
`lOO3 Lelath Pp, n Os. 891( 60 Beading It ....'„,„, 24 ! i r„
20(0: do ,' 899 '--2 Perms It' • 41,1;
500 i Penes R 65.... t14,1i 250 Big hit Caner C0, ,), , i ,
1000 WHO:al:10MR 6(91:' '2oolfew (fronds.:: ` : , 4
R 1119591111 '909,2D9. _ _ . , ,
r
100 4, GI snads....;,- Itroci-mitiflriulethi.t..99x
goo i do
- I ' MOON/ /Chill s . ' 1 • ' '
'l9lO Reading 11 Ca 1 70 85.4 10.1dirrira,;11.14 ",' 9 ; 4 .7
I(00 Lehth Val ii es. 90 I
20 N Penna R 9
00= 0 Sannanletmee 1014, ,17 Lellighimip.i.l...s99; 1
1.19c0 Obese Del (Sal Gs SO I , 1 ' "do 2.,1i,,,,
I ''' , 8 Netrlehurgll,... AU , 19. 111 11naltilllidelp.::::1 - 41‘ , -
2.5 Pena 3 '4,4% 90 Readlog 7i9 1 ....
~2 , 4 241 i
2 +, do - -
' 44% 160'.4 do•, .. 1.. '.,-.;.;... 24%
6 do 44% 1011 ' • do
„19 do - 44.4 10) ,do- ..,,55.244 i
12 West Stale 10... 514 .', -," I CO- 4
ciumaßG
P lllo l l Br?p l bi.',,ti 1 4 4 BIC islit , '-' ,l ' Irtd. dit94:
11 8 stl '74 .101.1415,n. 1 1449 1 500.51NV1.9-19 '-,..''‘• ilr
Thdls, Or ` ^ "-- - 08,irlfin 1, Poet 18% 10
• it .1 i
-" .1 904 90x 39')469.$ kaiak - 9 .5%
i
, New ...103 1034 , 1
Teltt,MD2,... :12 ~ T 2,.%
~
Plecalti 513 e. 1,4- 93,50c - 4 , 20. • ' - -' ' =lei,
lleadldfC R 9477 9$ ..11.tong. lelead.... 1.14C11,1‘
. 1 .bds l 7o Int dB5 95%1LehOtbal & Na,. 81J 60
,1 i Out 61 '14A2 ' .96,-115 Pena Rk . ....f 9,7 jai
. 1 I ilo', l Bl/711,1i 754_1 Us ew.:...: ,s. la g .,
Peonal B 44,y 44xl ‘ , 101.,. .,.. 91 100
~ 24m 6,.t0 off 94 ..' 944 Okhathiwor.lt' l "-r'Ati -ale
Dior Canal Coo. 48% 49x .1, , ' lat'lot 1ida,40,09g ~.. ,
'' tratdl9olTlollllo9 4 nide& Teiattiß 61 DT '' '
'B,shl Nay Os 'B2 7216 73 2.1 &94 in R.... 40% 43
I L
. 1 Imp Oa ... 79 BO nich'dc Tine St R 40,1, 116
Philadelphia
• .
- •
,c The market for Breadstuffa Is no - changed. and dell to-;
dagan'd 1,31064,401 - Ibis mold - at $6 2i forlinrisillna._:
$6 373¢ for extra, and $6 75e7 for ex . ,4* isle r tg •
to the trade have also been Ihnltel at the above figures,
and tufty brands at, $7,:p0n7603.116 hlskintafftlfaiela
quality) The foreign news e:ansidaoarelltt'a dlsenselon
on 'chabge to-day, bet_ had xe`„effjoyithanitriatli,
'the cicla. 100 bbleleyerilintr 2e4ithe — Corzt
Iles:l—The stook Is er Ripeh
Wanted* sa.stiesp fiCbg Idohried
for; abbut 800 boa red solt at,„.16681680. and 9CO hot t
white al, 165 8 , 1761 lota
_eye Is In
steady •=
3000 bus yellow sold at Il6irfot*ldleiftl, 2 lllbleiteome
In ears brought the same-price ; and. 360- boo; In stole i •
as eent4"-optik ore ;115`Bshked 4
Add bupiele prime Delaware, Bold at 64 ants, afloat. ",
,Pconsylrtnla are worth 65a busßell Barley Malt—
About ;600bnaheli have been sold at sl,on time- Bark
--74411n150hN1a, No., 1 Qvrolpoik#9ld, pi!ttitlttrl
and :par t at $36 te r .toa: - :' , UOtina ao'd a rit 7 :ooo
bales sold at fully former priees,loolndieg middling
and mldcalrarr.taalplande at 133ifialSjiel*Str.
slab— The market,issy 4. , a fa*, '
In Sewn! and Coffde at .
notket yersiVessotetimptiodesehrket i the asa*:
aqe4.4 —.pace Is reerlittle - demaiiaßte ,, Clcieiseisl;ixit t
alieatAo bushels Baia ilea bias '445 tee6lo 'for =
ltoeo.. and $6 form
scarce. 1 . 0 88688 7.4 6 .0 0 1 1 *o.lair-prieszukylasaiirttilae
Bathes at Ses..phleles, bbds 27e, and draditee26Xec:
'New t riesf oo t a Ol - y -- l Ort , ---'
..,-;
,11000 - Idireonittl'a - - 569/1 - 16littlein It I , ,naf . , ;9 - ,
[
- - MOO N - Carona% Ws 99X 050 Sfieldrin Cent e 3 0 150 -. ,
10000-111 Oen Ede 0.9 6 100 do 420 50,
20 - 6. t of Com:nem lOW
,0519:i - 11 - do :... :::_x10.60..
150 Paella Moll Oo ' 17X SO - do s 3 50,, ,
-f_lo ''.doT• :-.1, '• :, -91% -50 11.-` ;do- , ,'' ,-,:', 60 - ,,ii" ,
5 „Del & Hui Bd 101 150 d, .', 960;60' - ,
.1•C50 51 - X Cant It 17,1( 100,5114 I &,.. - S 'O9 r 12) -
100. - ,410 b6O 7.1% 201 - 7 i'.do - ..• ; ~... 12(
460 '- :do ~, 93 .17,3 i ,50 ~,.... do, ,
_,_, baels% ,
~
lz• ,- , 1..- - - "i3o 799(.1 - 05'', - do - .. • . 129 c- _ ,l
[ 910 - . tdo :,:' ..- -f -,-, 11 g loolstos s citiV" "40 . -
810 Erie Rialtos& t.,-, 10' 200 do _ -
,--635t..'`
'390 Eln9s,ll4Rieer - J 32% 50 ;
_, (h. --- ,-166 • 39h ~
160: :doi--t - ' /, , 3 2)fr, WO li do: ( :"5uk , 3034 - '.
100 Beading ES - e 3 49N 69 do eto 59,%
_'
150 Onlein & Ohi It : 66% 1(0 ._ -: -: do .. - 1-,931:30,5t - ,
56y z:. do , - 6 m 60 do e 3 49
60 do „6091 15C0 ILI Oka It -_•030 61 ~
i THE SIAERETS.
A sues—The demand fer;Rote Is etiady 'at - td, end''
P..,14 ciniet at 55.879b'. - ,_ _
Cores! cortionea quiet bat firm et former rater sales
010,0 bolo Hien:nib° 51 1110 Ptimpltto 1440f!11!n , t „ i
orivat 120.
-...ooyro*—The ma'ket in quiet under the stelmeee
news,. the Wee, yesterday, rearlylli,foD ,hidee,
'which 3OW were In triiiiitn‘ l, -Wermoter •
user TOOK CLASEOFICATION.
Oplauis, :DLO,* 'Yea:.
103 C:: 10h,' - •
,soignqg 123(- 19 y, 123( 12t,'
*ladling 131( 13.1( 1133,1
Scoirs.l & 0 —The market
,fori.Weatern'Othal Stour
,Oiltitoct,,beary and rather lower, tut at the close there
ermi,a better tone in the market for gocd trends Rork g
Wheat:Viands are Fessy and inactive, Choice arid fa
mily esti:alike held wi h Meal lirioneaslisufnie in ,
fair deMand. .
GRA - ~The truitho and .hearyonere rata.
culsrly spring; Ito inquiry -is - ear deed to our local
millere—tbe idea are 6,0(0 bus. at_4l - .600r prime
red Southern l it tO for mime -white do;' and 31 43 for
'mixed Wisconsin and Or iedgo preps , on private .orrr
'Huge, le,qhfet and _Tient" at afigoifti 'man - 47
good at 400 Kan la eeady at 90092 e. bate are in bet
tor demend acd liare..itoprored. -,Flitlenot_Sinh,!4lllffi
-63e, and Weeteni and Canadian at 61a e2Me:
Rye sales at 1330r9.e. Corn te not CO
grucwith more r fferiog I qat.a :or - yr ego, bp. at 854
round Northern yelloW, 89090 c for JeiAay'ard Potitliero
do. f.980:10 for good to very eboion rootbern arbite, sod
Adc for We.tero intact— doting doll. - -White Beans are'
duirat St 1501 25 per bee.
' MOLASSES le steady and in fair reqnliat sales of 1(0
bbd* New i Ortess■ at 400 and 100 do Cuba Muscovado
atido
PIIOVISIVNEL—Tbe Poik market la yr?) , dull ;,mead la
bold at,111 14 , with boyars - sat '111 . 1.00 o. i nrlilient ?inlet
,512 75e13 and roor de at sloe 0 25, with miles of
all lends of about BO Wt. Ana'nla rafu.e;',
Beef la Uearr and le 401.1; lbw arrlvela aro fair;
4,.Pa or Ito eble at $6 50e7 fore urAry rime ; OK
Se 9 30 for do men ; 19 60a11 - .25 for 'snaked roam and
$l2 50e1.3:f0r eat 4 do. Prime mesa la notated 517e421 ;
good is soared. Hof baron are arm and In good_ de
mand r males of AO able and-90 teauet, Tblcago at
51710.
Bacon is 'teed , and In fair demand ; •alsa. of 125 ha s .
go - tng raidd'es eight) at ONO, and 700 hbdi robeb tides
at Bafe. - Out n eats are rather lower ; sales o' 750 bide,
hide, end Ice at 4,,v09.)in for hams, and fts 07c far,
ahmildere.• .- • • 1,
Lard 1. heavy :• Um arrivals are fair; sales of 300
h b:a
and toe at 11X011,1(c.
Rum —Th.. market to firm, with a utedersta hardness
.doing; sales of 200.101143 g 04%6 tut to Tali ) ) ,
FEIGARI.—Ta. auction sale - this morning, was
spirited env end an advance ef ; illearsa .oetabl krhe I ;
590 ht de were sold at prices - ranging frail' OX to nc,
nerto 051 ty. At private Ardollttle: hie been 'done ;
/latest& 11.10, , ,Itbdis Cabs at 7c, and 160, do New Orleans
.WaleteT in Sim, with a fair defraud
tales of 400 Mils at 27ga, - • -
NEW YORK CATTLE SfARNIT, 7Pedneeday, &lamb
00,—Th• receipts bare been 2,154 Beeves .23'70ms)
Peale - 4210 Cheep and Lambe, and ittint 6.000 Swine:
•ainwieg a. decrease 0t.177 Beeves, sad-rte inorestee, of
61 Cows, 56 Bliemi and • Laml:W end) 3,500 ,,
Stripa, , Bergen, New Jersey £39- Beeves sold to
betoken) fOr this ni-rket., The number yea•dt.d.
leach* ben teen 1963 bead Beeves The trinket fur
Beif Catt'e has experi,e. , c ,ani'advance.isf oVei 'inn:teat , kjr-ile,' With e lively delriiid. mainly Awed
by ttin
reduced tteek We qu to Bret clue cattle at 133002 u; -
good fair quality 100 11', and corner). 9Se. ATertlf
of vli salve over 10)(a ‘Bv lb Sr me eat** atoetras high
P.O 12g013n. The qua' to wae generally much p• orer
than Mat week Some 1,0(0 heed were sold yesterday
(Toenail) et Aller•Art a,, , _ ,
The (f-w trade eintiOnei ieglicted Buyers non Je
cldedly few and whoa o=o4 111,1,01131.1. , The glnk.le•
IT ainly compered of poor, mualeable quality We qui' o
at 25055. There are many young. poor Calve In
.nark ;in fact the Bitteicreicdeir are wintedbet a ear-
Vain cl, en of unprincipled butchers, mainly low German
Jews, who, are capable of killing anythltivand
aty thlr g to get money.
We know t f an inatance thin wet k where a cow with
of Iran hire d and Th.-unborn calf wee taken out eta
dressed for fool to Washlngt , r) market a - day'or io
since r he au'h , rltlt a toad, li - seizure of soma) onus Veil;
1 - 0 It any wonder that the conuo,nuite are prejolicsd
against veal'! We quote the market doll at 807,,,t‘0.,
-ghee, enti - teroba mein good 'demand and
1242146 V• 11, ; divined at 414 to $9 60 iiv head. Tlie
rage of kli the tales this week is over 56 ! 6 OF bead.
111 a rlsets.. by, TA. I ,-
• BALT:NoRaj 4lcio r —hour ;doll, but oaebaCireil.,
Wheat heavy ve ht faimer rates, PIOI46IOLS
Whiekey dull at 250. „
Mos.t.e. 31..ree Uottod—Alea to dty 1 NO taloa
at 12,v t ; the salsa of thr.o days ituount,te 5, 5 ,
Into, and the racelpt4 toS-tail Wes: - Bteil:4 exchange
la quoted at BX a 9 par ocutlycitolatuz • .
t‘sw - ORL.AXSp:td&reh 30 --zoayi,,,,—tvOc. biLlea 'era
cold beforis tae receipt of this,Vteieiiti:ie advice*, aE i 2
for trioldonge The. Pork $l7 WM key 254
'012.109 NISI, blank 40. Flour dull. Whiskey 24u. -
Provßlorteduill, - 1130ea , Pork nominal. Bulk Meats
dull.. Lard 4tal, - , .; A
Oro4er A: Baker's pilebrated;FairtitylWeiribi.
MAOHINI A NEW STYLE—PRIOR $5O,
Maehine sews `from tiro -spoOlsi'ei .
frow.the' store, requiring no rewinding el thread; it „
Nem', Sells, Bstbire, ind'Etitetiel iniperiotitW , '-'
iiriieldrig oath seem by its own operstion,
coarse to be band. needle,..ssi icreftsty4lby 9 1 211r:ot=
obinesi Eft will do better a nd cheater sewing than •
liestnetreas 'can, ereiiiiribiterbilii I'M ,- nal iiVt`
te2s tt 4 LErtiEND YOB A C/BrULAR.4II