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R 160413110118 110',--The Demu o raeyor earoltr assent-
Mod iontmottnewillegialteverriagi tit 'Jayne% Hall, for
the purpose , of ratifeg Alks-lioniiiiitiiita e' at' the
late Beinortatte Co trention , :inAlite ;City for hittrilelPal
uftleere. The Atter, atuteorrie„iery ilee,,rtery'postion
or"tbe,heit below dilid'at en pally hour.. ;• - . •
The Matting wee iir,gatifeird hy calling the lion. Josiah'
Roodall to thir and appointing a large number of
vire:poielderritand seeretarites. , ' . • •
The aeneches vials all wall. masked, though that of
-0: AutriergeWise.-Esq.:, or Nieginia, was' the that de.
Reared and the . beimsreeeived or: any msdo: Mr WINO
is a "yontoravaa,,btit wyery earamoilmpaatioued era
elcuneut, orator. The , audienee „thinned "wiry durlog
the closing speeehgs and whets the meeting' adjorndeil,
at haillnult tee &Wet, there wank scarcely two hun
dred moult" the he 11..." r." 1" - •
Ittr.Beedell, ea tatting iloetheir, mot ceded to review
'he political aspect of 'the these,announcing that
• ociedially,eapportad that Admintaitlaq of Mr. Bache
nen,- ,lie eataltere , :t"thet , the American people were
divided_ Into tiamtentoOlite,..the Ralstooratio, licspabliean,
and- iketsilicals,ist)Enoo.Nott4nlt Parties, and that the
Lame befote_tiropublie rue-, , •' '•
let-The WiltoofPronso-thagreat political shibbo
leth hatWein the Deonoentle and Republican parties.
Incidental to, Mid Somewhat °animated with, the Wil
'mot rote°, are the ireetions of- . .t
'Rd. :Tigre Peet are ft *is Law=tat'which may be added,
itd The aunexation Cuba , ,
_ Me Mallqiiieted this Mow of the suhject afoonsiderable
length - In
,regend to the Kama* question, he salt
'I an - ripened • the AdminteMattoir in the' attitude
which theyeseamed SA the ;Kieses queition. I did so
because..l time thought, and etill tbina,,that *majority
who is illnot rose; coewirt tlienweives'into factions die
organisers, and are cot entitled even to the rights of a
minorttV.; , }lnt 'queetiort ties' been settled, , t and
Might nolooger to agitate or divide publto _sentiment.
I tulle eimenrin the Sentiment" orthe Pies President,
Mr Brectiorldre;:lipen the Metter; tureuxeldeOrdially
the aid's:rarefy anti.Lionmptan'Taliminiat 'who
btu haptlated - l'inithilit &Miele great hody or his friends,
and if anylball curable" ti remain *Bruited from his •
pirtY it Isla to Ws aot;.notnurs st .
-- " - ke. , -Titeetit Li Bradford Made 'arias:oh, and went on
to epee's M national polities and, popular sovereignty'.'
The puellolands &grope', to the Union and the world.
.By eseindieg the Southerner from the public tends, or
excluding- preperty-hie 'mealier property-from
thaw lump, be eamot tell them, or ace them, sod you.
than Inditeetlygtvett monopoly of theta to the nattier', ,
espy powerroti though sectiopal men of the North. The
-OlDtriet prestige; the thesontl Compromise bill, and tue -
Rearm:be-Koalas measere, , were glaneed' at, at come'
-llnniiiiiio - the 'and ihakonnagement of our city'
attire, hie. Dredfdrd thought thit the preitent 'party,
after-going' into'-onlekun , pleagris of reform, and re
=sluing lo ofthin - c h ip So break Shots .pledges ; after
promlnieg eseenody_ tad performing extrevagance. had
disgraced their-I.4mM, , and modem& Matamoros ict
famous, Be' theo , eeneruded by reading a preamble
'and ieriedof ISsierolutions, as follow. ; --•
Resolved, That the : lienmentin °Wiens of the oily:
of Philade'pltia,-to-mson-nteeting sine:bled. proclaim
anew, as a e irataal prine,ple of sheir
_political faith,
that the Union of there States must • mid thou pe pre
served; Med toluenes thistineatltMble bleaelog, and to,
gn aliefersi 414171inition of the Confederacy ße eon-.
• "Mottoes' rtglits,the unity and seeress of the Demo
erotic, partyernotadand must be moored andmidatained.
Resolved, That to insure the triumph di the friends.
or the Conetitutien" and Tthe tinilm,illehty to the or
ganization end ita Memnon* is the drat duty t f every.
'faithful and ,trenißemotrat; and MI an earnest of our,
unswerving devotion to our time-honored party and its
warmly and - cordially - reshond to
and motets* the late State and City Conventions, and
their nontineei,asid2pledge Gumtree to push on the
column that is eirelyimmitioing to their triumphant
Resolved, That Vier twelve; months' experience or
a municipal goVeritudint sleeted by: a patty falsely
Styling themseives.theireoptete porty,-the Democratic
party of tole city point with - Preto:ll exaltation ,o the
..honest, saccessfal, and triomphint• adminideation of
the government of the dry ander Democratic vole as
contrasted with its present weak, inefficient, and oar
rupt. government,- only diet 'metaled. as bets' the worst
that has ever deleted einem we have been a' consolidated'
ei . -
Resolved, That the Pollee 'government of the city,
which within twelve months has suffered sixteen mut-,
dere to be perpetrated in our midst, with but due soli.
tux arrest and conviction; that pormite -bnlglaries to
be suecassfully consummated nightly without stay, and
that has left vent streets, made Silo and 'quiet under
Democratic governMent, to be again the scenes of riot,
• bloodshed,': nod-disorder; is either so leeMment and
helplese ta to be utterly incompetent for the perforce -
, acme Of the dutletrandertaten, or its executor" are in
. guilty complicity with the diens/termer our city's peace
-It 'With s idayor who rails o' protect us
"in the ail prima Of Mir lives and property; with a Re:
difeet-teleo falls iti - -Make'reittrus of the monies he re ,
wives se - dirented hythe ley; with a Controller whO
tails to estopel,thiefteteiver to the faldlment of he
with*: Bitititor inwitripetent that a co:
mortemelaranich-offhtimoderritnent is a:impelled to ep:,
-ply, for other mintiest to dead the -eityterintinest, we
Larrealltaleedieleithria in the 'election of them candi
" dates Cif „the People , " party, which is sot only hollow.:
i hearted and wombletie,,but utterly , destructive , of the
best laureate °Tow city-, • • • -4% ,
_ Resolved, That the false tkir or referee, undertehlch
. a mistimed People'. pert] obtained poesemion of ,the
gity ellvernment, has:teen• fu'iy and thororghly
„freed ily the bold aod _enormous kende perpet,ated by
Shone 111115111 they elected in the Almibcruse sad other
depart Pena of ihefloventment-by the reekime Mare
• 'wed- and inattention to, the public highways, whilst
equandering hundreds of:the:moods of dollars under
'pectione,of taking woof them, &tidily :the increase Of
nue - perinarienteelmot the city to an amount emaeding
oriountlllosi of doliats, to the elect eine of ten months ,
legietattve aetionthat: has taken
place",in referenee to the Almshouse end= Board of
lilealtirehould awaken , eivery UK-poyer in the-city to
the great dmipartruits of reunion, the other -broacher
of the Govannuent frorn'Alite.. head. of-a party which'
has attempted to never up and pal late the frauds there
,!oosinifittetaribidthe lant , lliat the "Legielature of the
litate:bee,for the astiond time, been walled upon to take
from the people the Oectitin Or. public ofliftwei bttalwe
or, thelfatlds pretetosChy:etslblgppmett
Alwf•hlehtWorktionTalii'itZlhalialdoittlielf,'..he over-.
whoilmisof tweet:at cheanperioes hisimus_Mul honesty et
•- a gmerininntadmielatalief by Democratic heed",
That Ow/ma. who; aa. • Reow-Nothiog
. party, under th eir,liest edesialetration of the city go-,
• Verotnent;droVithe leglalatare of the -State, by their
enormities mil fraud" or the Board of Inspectors of the
county prison. to take- rum the people toe election or
those Inspectors and give:it to the Court"; and who ell
et People , " petty, in their-sweet:id adialthatration of the
city governmentOilitti pratitised such atrocities and'
frauds the Alandiones and Board of liesith. as to
rOMinil lifitalatilte boade'tip of their own politleof
'fitindt.; to taketriom -the people:the election of these
' boards, - ionger motioned in potrier,.by their'
' misdeeis and -ticirrailillift, -- ta, he' front. the Peohle the
' election of all the Madero to tenderm thegovernment of
the ;MM., add- brimediegiade and odium upon free eel
s' page 'and the SWUM, ream:diem - •
Resolved, That la no stogie testa:nob Mtn ,the party
~;Resolved,
in powerlitnxiMed a ategle reform or done aught
- cif 'lessee - -thet-,hurdees of the people; that their at
:Milt to delude the „tarpayare of the city by a reitto
%Mu tin dents in the rate of teadion, whilst they
. barrow "ond = mtllron of dollars to cover up their deli,
Ii too transparent to deceive the, most simple
ondfwatandlogy and the wanton prOffigaoy and extrave
{Ranee in all' ths'expendinues ot the city that has ohs
: meharised their 'entire government• has coneintively
ostablished the limineerity aod falsity Of all their pro;, ,
mime and pledgee. T
• inuestvert,' That thealma legislation of the Pantile"
• party Clennelle, ligament With theeMeyor, by _which
- an anneal marina rental of tbirty thotionid dollars has
bum Unita swab and the destruction of ,the • market
Imitete'resialred epos without soy preirialon to supply
'their Pleeet , ,diattoyieg therbuelness'of theme' who oc- - :
- ensiled the Marin, sell Mating the people - who, resorted
hither without a ;Olio market 'from which to supply
their daily Wante,hwan•erintiltiOn of stamen:cm dune.
- rind theaCeltarorif the people, and should call forth
remeheialoit and • rebuts of every fair dealing
' deiolved, TheCthe -efforts of- the • readers of the
'Peoples- party: in Council; to present' the police form
of the city from being seed to ald 'and statain the en •
• formmeet of the Oenatitation and lake or the Butted
- statiershouldhalideern open them the condemuntion
diets friend-el-the tioiren ind, of the imaineas pros
offiriledelphia; and should be satisfactory- and
•;temocineire'pkonf to -every man who 'desires mu- eltyla
, prosperity , cat *Meese. that their only bops pt Peeps:
• tuillog It It 111 jlie eleetionor,DamOmetie Cetrirell".
, Resolved, - 'flirt- the Democratic candidate for City,
Veesseree, De,- James - IdeOlionkk, oatfHod' to sod
• - whould Mein the , thrritial support of erer,y voter who
r'lloeifee 'hoireet , rind• energ tic administration of the
nice ; his sterling ' , mirth. high-reputation, and-active
briefness hatiffe; gprigg fill limurance of how he wou'd
dischergeita rintlec'endhie trinrephantelectlon would
secure to that iroportiat Made a worthy etttessor of the
puniest Dernoeitathittirturibenti whode clean and 'trot•
leeb redtard mulls out as an oasis la - the black desert of
ooritiptkinUitit which it le elm tinseled.
Resulted, That Room B. Berle, She bemorratio tan-.
'Mete for City (101113011 , 0100er,wowd, if elected, be "the
' right maii_ln the nicht place,, , , , where, by his settee,
aeompti Mid liatirleg Industry, and his stern and Arias'T,
t•T , tategeltyelhei - Treanicit.eir eve to mammoths erne" from
f , the tiorroptiehe Eta inispleioM that surround it when in
HekoHtdt''lliat die milt 'ape's **Very Democrat sod
every friend of Alm boomer' presperityll etre clty
elippisrg orthe DenmetattO earilidatee ; and with
sae head undone resoive to dale:Mini ;that they will
" Stever limes thole takers sitalirthe ens
- of DIV dist, Time::
day in unclean upon them Victory.
- he, of te4 moolutionstrupeeted with *Molt
‘ appletute. -When -the natnerdf - Drliiisllibtock was
arentioned three bratty cheers mire given. The rem;
iatiene adopted; aarioiiaoeoly. - • ,
Mr. Wittiest B.Wittealien met" earn:milt: lie would
glee theta a few wade wideli,:whither they would be
Wien mknWleik, Malty or %me yip, they 'mild. at least
beattreere.t, - Thetcmoaltimr, an It Is Milled: . is a very',
!adeatea4aollailiip,- •It 111111 - 004 doe thing. them so.
-other, sad teltditterielther They hems now ataleo (end
It-thi fitat tiMfittesyn:iltimitted a theft) the news
ks Be' WOMOultil - "peel; of the fogitlye-slare law-he
would POW speak Or blitakitigitifol - from labor south of
Maamcand mixott'aline, tut rather or the white fugl
,mem Irma labor lit Alio great and shalom Democratic
,lorty.,;ge3rentinttb-roi- and - revered the Democratic'
-parry ca the tretescrer At the Conetttutiom.end the pro=
reap, 9 e on•itbertir•ang the eights at all. lie wee
for pee* end union, harmony, sed triumph. - ,
14.40.4e.wee very severe 'rod tercestro: on our pre
eenta,,aribt-Matiagterent.,- . The, Guardians of the Poor
- ,week trifamotia lir their dotage, is their corruption et.
-been guilty Oranany_and marinading Donde.
brit he was gladto hey their day Was over. applause.;
,noZgoo ioiter to drink, no torema fit to .put la;llutOM money:Wad b Ten tqaendevied away on every-'
', thilighod iterptilnit tint the good of the people.
• The iiirakif elluded,to the present Mate of the De- •
Moenitio - orgenlmitlii: e 'have all Our little_ diff e r.
eke. ,I"braleid,"ltit us stippretrithinur• home Men do not
, ` like Butleillso, 'Mouse' did not"giva thins in'
l'itelmeiker did hot get an'dillee born Mr Bo
'olitansn, brat hdadrittred th eco art (kw aid man. There
ware sums little • things in ',Molt they
- differed-some'
%Oiling Witte/re huthirwonid'not let bein interfere,
!-Titelfrelt , iielstioai: political' sod personal:' 13,,nlema wd
' auppoet Mr. Bueluirom and, hid adlatedsteatfon, We mere
hatige to.the Devaticiailvp , atly add ralsitoDemocratici
• • djuileig all of those before , him to forget their dlf-:
rareness and their spites, he asked that they woad all
unite ionapportof the ,ticket, and elect- at by an over:
owari 7igoiotairk u ipield O s YeiMings.Wisit, the ion of
Mavornoe•Whaler, lfirginii, the noble son of a treble
,acre, one who, though hehad. differed . from-the Demo
. mastic Pitt, Inaba" adage; yehlre had differed honestly,
-- , , :ocitrisideonettleistilnletin his course,. •
~ .i.l-- , llr;Witre Vat ['Mated with Mine ,lieerty 'sheers, and
liiaimeaced by quollorf_the eahreatlrom the speeds of
Mithick-thebillartriona' statesman al
' ,ludettat ; his biting able to iddrees nil Men, Inuit parte
„of
,Mar",esintitry. ea ,AdiMr-elikenli. TM' chain of
rile allegbearlee didflOthind PinneybaniaMelltngiole
`mom closely toitelber,thow ,tas , thouland Common me-
gr.rr.aostirr, ~ . .They.lutd struggled together,
• soffered,f ottite,zellif toteeir triumphed
tdiethera;. - - ; Tirewebild'istiqd , ,Yttlibliallta mothers he
etilfa}lkw„ s
Iceteronother. -Ile bed lived
here nainrysent ego, when a child, add he wir-prond of,
Uri State thiat loitered trim Mug.' ,
thnsfirlieas man maid Melt emir pert
of Our country and call each man Me fellow-it:stilton i‘
• when_ltite,ltatildiaotobe s - airtramaed on, amenot of his
• ;.,eliert on-'mry .qtreetlens„-, That time; he sire& tionr:to"
lentionaUeni dosom- and - is
r hilamittl Weell'andito tlre`Alerdsimatio; petit
Ile estamtiogiltireeitof the - ,oelons
-
.
• --.4si'Virgiritkikeonteit irrosii, a felt years bet:Wean'
--:Jgokapirit of risioWsNotblogienr, , whieheritaget wry.;
thilietisentief t otic !toiletry- who Were roludgaere by'
tiro.
- feptldrar,Tattienty-thrtie Masan* ;ins -bruidear tgow..l.
,geftrea,rtogetimMin-tturrlt:s 'of IS sweet - organtestimiK
"and petite to mmompilith_their , each. WM,
'ifedieWoltatutioryirginiebflOalLthd'allieki.etit tins td,
;., air cent ,hot6ry, Settle Memory MN .teathloster;
reWerf lett Matter,
• , iwtoteri„liiesitiraphies- 4 1t0 , :wend- htted , Irish/dant
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Thini Made ,liiii-ile n taioniCtliiii Illesiii:4l4o fathers, a
••tottatani the iienrir. Seetehmen; wall his ntother wit
'mad, thrtity. habitat ..tilia'Engitablitan; eeeking
,the4eilitatierri of _that" ;'ptitielpies 'of the, Magna
-Market, whlok liWil,:heieu r alianddned at his. home i the
Afronefiniref,-ithhhierfonghtlis , last and frilltieee bit:
tie-fbehliid:Petisineliarriesdes—all, men, no *atter -
Whienete they„:eame:=.tbiat, ;On:kier ehotitil,"thi, mightg
gfid-sr home, find in her arms eolo*Lberty and hand
, neee, , (Locgindloird'applafteal ' - • , , •
I , The - speaker - remembered Whin 14 first heaved the
news of that,glorious tritirop'a; .He wee ettendins to
'his Giblet dater' in- Neethemlleihniny, and when the
:residents of that, foreign shore Ithe hospitable men
te'Whom' he Canadian 'Many klednesabit lima that the
lopthaomedoettins of KnOWNoahlogism had foiled 'its'
grave,,and ~ Americanlibertjand American righta had
.'needre . ;eiitablished, their joy knew no bounds,
Aontherlime same—another oriole, A cloud, ads*,
lowering,_threatening cloud, came over our bearene..'
It wee not sa•thunderjelond, armed frith heaven's ar
tillery
; it was not a rain cloud, laden with health-re.
liteib4 And life,glying water to bless the 'lend - and
quendh Ile baked and - tnirnifig 'Soil ; it Wee a baneful,
I horrid, Impenetrable cloud; that bid the light of the
national awl from the natinual hearts of our country,
The
-Southern. Stated , then wean powerless,to, drive
the danger back. They were in a minority. If they
, hail not recelvedthe generetts' aid front the *forth, so
freely and so folly given, they Would have been driven
telefeirful alternative-the alternative of ofill war.
The battle was loot then,- in nearly all the North, and
it wag only when the gallant cone or- Penneylvanlailed
by the gallant Demooracy of this Plate, carried the for
lorn hope in October; 1838, that the bottle wad really
won, and the Sleuth really eared i [Meow."' Mr. Wise
continued by alluding ineloquent and thrilling terms,
to the-position of 'Virginia and -Pennsylvania in the
tinning struggle for nationality, Pennsylvania is the
Baritone nt the Union, but Virginia is the builder
atone, eiding, , enpportirg - sustaining her.
The speaker then went on to speak of the Lecompton
and anti-Lecompton differences in his State. Me was
opposed to the Lecompton measure when Lecompton
was the issue. When the Roglish bill was going through
the Senate he wee waited on by Mr. Ritchie, the worthy
demieridant .of a worthy man—a man who had for fifty
yoare made the Bkihmond.Enguirer the o'ation note of
Southern Democracy—sed was asked to accept an mil. ,
torial partnership in that newspaper. I objected, said
the speaker: - I told him that he knew what my views
on , the Lecompton -question were; that, while he fa..
'Torrid .the measure, I was opposed to. it, and that
I had published my opposition to the world.. The
answer -was • worthy 'of the man, 4, 1 published, my
views yesterday in the .F,stqulrer," - isald Mr: Bitchier,
, a You ameeptthia partnership. and to-morrow you eau
print your - views, and hand in hand we con labor in our
eating And maintain our own peculiar Mews' without
making And
blithe ranks of our party." The
speaker consented, and the next day, over hianwn mag
net:ire, and to the editorial @alumni, of the paper, he
printed his Mews.- Taey edited that paper together—.
one a Lecempton man and the other an antl.Lecompton
man: - Ranh - held., his own views, but while holding
them they 'toed by the Democracy of their State, and
went Into the fight as one man. They went to the
Petersburg Oonvention together, aid in that body net
one word was said of Lecompton or anti. Lecompton. It
was, with them, an obsolete lees.
, Mr. 'Wise concluded by asklog the Demoorate of
Philadelphia to go into this contest with a will, to
achieve a great victors, and while rejoicing over the re
sult, to prepare for tidinge from Virginia, ennotuteing a
rDemooratio triumph in that State: Mr. Wise concluded
amid long And loud demonstrations of applause. ,
Mr. A. Louden Snowden then made a short Speech.
Mr. bnowden - comMenced byalluding to the party of ,
the city, and then went on to speak of Lecompton and
anti. Lecompton. • Under the show of laboring for po
pular sovereignty, of crying for the rights of the peo- ;
pie, the anti-Leoompton Democrats are working to de
feat the Democratic party. Mr. Snowden then closed.
Mr. Palethorp made the closing address, in which he '
adjured the party to be faithful to rte prim:Antes sod its 1
Interests. and by union defeat the efforts of thigippo
eltion, to sew discord in their ranks. , v."
The meeting then adjourned.
WE have mentioned the death of Mr. David
IhMken, an eminent citizen Of Philadelphia, who has
been recently residing at Pt. Louis. Mis will has been
made, pithlia, and as there Is much curiosity as to how
he would dispose hie greet means, We may state that
.he - bequeaths to the Rey. Mr. Brooke, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, three volumes of the lila
tory of the Presbyterian Church lu Ireland, and peo
for -the Church .Fatensidn Committee. Re also be
queaths $1 000 to the present minister, elders, and dee
cons of the Presbyterian , church of Aghadoway, Ire
land, for the repairing and painting of mild church.
The remainder of the large property of the testator is
left to his minaret, here and in Ireland—to the latter
en act rimed by the Legislature of Missouri some years
egn,fallowing his heirs to lobe-it by taking up their re
eidetice in that State within three year' after maktim
the wilt public. Col. Robert Campbell and Asa Wilgus,
together with Bngh and Jae. Ranken, are mode execu
tors of his will,
AMELIA Rims was held in $l,OOO bail, yes
terday morning, to answer the charge of robbing. a
store in Second street, opposite Ohnet Ohnich. She
had gone into the atore in company with a male thief,
and while the latter was selecting a rest pattern, she
stowed away. in a receptsole made purposely In her
Mottling eatins,•&o., worth $l6O. Amelia belle from
New York. Bar companion made good his escape.
HOSPITAL CABES.—Capio and Thompson )
the men who were shot on Sunday morning in the
neighborhood of TwePth and Shipp.n streets, and tskeh
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, were alive at a late hour
Jut evening, but theit*ollads are of so dangerous a
character that no hopes are entertained of their re
covery. James Gasp., alias " Limply " Gorgon, has
been committed to answer the charge of having fired
theahot that wounded Thompson.
Acoicitaxs.—About five-o'clock yesterday
• • •
afternoon; a littfe girl named Mmes. Mayer, aged tbree
years, was seriously, injured by being run over by ar
dray . at Youth and Green streets. She wan taken to
the residence or - her parents, on Lynd street, above
-"• -
A boy, named ablelde, fell from a pile of lumber yea-
Miley afternoon, at the lumber-yard of blegerg. Wil•
lame Sc Elia, in Girard avenue, and wag slightly in
ured. Re was convoyed to the residence of hie parents
' Tux non of Joseph Missimer;about which
there has been mueh aearbh end seem:Ostlers, was found
yesterday Morning to the river, at the Girard. avenue
bridge. Miselmer was the engineer, on the locomotive
Perkiomen, which exploded at the Reading railroad
br dge, about four o'clock ea Ihe morning of the 30th of
March, at the Fella of the Febnylkill.
A rarrrat max, aged about eight years, re
ia the yloillity of Fitzwater and Seventh atreets,
was attacked by a large dog on Sunday the:11111g, One
of her legs was lacerated ins chocking manner, and
both chowders Were Mee injured The sufferer is in•a
,very dergerebe coo:Whip. The dog was killed by Cap.
tain'titn FraseK the 'weglktip Dbg Deteotivelr
THE' CO lI,RT K.
rzsTEßrier'xitooNxiiNes
Reported for Therreel.l
, .
UNITED STATES VIROUIT G'cltilvr—iTudgett
Grier And Oadwaieder.—Sherman Sutton wee charged
wile making and palming counterfeit half-dollars. 7 he
one. came Op to %Ws court-, upon a certificate from the
Q. B,Distritt Court, and is to decide a question of law,
ac to whether the defendant can be convicted of making
counterfeit 'money, when the evidence, shows that
the counterfeit money was found in hie ptheention,
and yet does not show that he either made or mused
the money-, •
Lincaater va. Great Weetern Insurance Company.
This ewe was continued over until next morning.
. 'Parish vs. Brown. These cease ire BireilAr to those
that were tried last week. The suit wee to recover the
amount paid defendant when collector of the port, for
duty on dry goods, the plaintiff olalmed the amount
as being an overcharge of five per cent in mating a else.
eideattho or goods; ut this nave the °retake° being
shots two thonsand dollars, It *lll be taken lb the Su
preme oourt, for a deolslon by the highegt tribunal.
Llama vb.' flame. A kedlitit for the plaintiff for
158 - 85: -
' Wilton we. The Manufacturers' Insurance Company,:
Continued over until this morning.
,Stapta/ta (Jou/r—Justices Woodward,
Thompson, . Strong And stead — Chew ' s Appeal The
appellant gimes& diminution of the record la the fol.
lowing particalars, to wit: The dc cket °atrial! in 1844
and 1852 contained lathe assignee's and trusternia docket
of the mart below, B. and 0,, aad also the Auditor's
reporte of Geary Orammond and Thomas 8. Bell. The
appellant's coutael then moved for a certiorari to bring
up the remainder of the record, and [or the appoint
ment of an auditor to report apron the fade set forth in
the petition of B. Chair, trustee, to the court below.
. The city of Philadelphia vs. William V. McGrath,
City Treasurer, and Lewis, et al , re. same. The mo
tions to dissolve the injunctions granted in these mom
were argued this morning.
Edwin lt. Biles we. the Commonwealth. Certiorari
to the Court or Quarter Sessions of Philadelphia noun
ty. • The defendant was charged In thin court below with
forge'' , la malaria. MARNA in the books of the house of
the late firm ot ilcskins, iletakell, k Cu. Under ergo
;neat - - ,
QI7AHTEs SESSlOltg—Judge Thompson.--
David Thou to was charged with Aaiun and battery
uplu'..ladoVhlyerle. Verdict guilty, and sentenced
to pay the orate and undergo an imprixonineut of ten
dam,
XIIIMIN DOlll/15 . wee charged With the larceny of a
gold'abitto, a locket, and a gold pawl., vatted at four
teen dollars, the proper t y of tlamuel L Mintzer. Ver
dict not guilty.
Richard Caveraton woe acquitted of oditlotainlog
oatcake. in keepiog a ilicorderly hook.
Michael Toner wee convicted of Kaman and battery
upon William Gilbert.
• - William brown and Charles Nelson plead guilty to
the larceny of a ocat and a pair of boots, valued at
thirteen dollars and fifty mite, the properly of George
Laying. , hentenced to SIX months , imprisonment in the
Moody prison. -
Jacob Hellish was charged with the iarceey of a band
organ. 111 appears from the ',Memo that the defen
dant hired an matt from Teresa Villa. When be hired
It -he Odd he wished It for the'evenlog, from 7 until 10
o'clock. Mre Villa told hint be could hire it for the
evening for twelve con* - The defendant then paid the
money and Welt the organ. lie did not return the or
gan at the specified time, and when called upon he said
he was worth no prope rty, and they could not get scy
thing out of him, - The defendant had teen in the habit
of hiring the organ from Aire. Villa bat had always re
turned it before this time. The organ wee 'afterwards re
covered; by Mrs. Villa, who went to the city of Blatt
more and there found it. Verdict guilty, and sentenced
to six months Imprisonment In the calmly prison.
Henry Quartier was convicted of the larceny of 14
garde of - eilkriclued caselmere, Vaned at $29, trio pro
party of Bartram At Bro.
pIeTRIOT . COURT—Judge Sharawood.—Pahl
J. Hallowell and Chance Breading, trading, ; vs.
G • orge Watson. An Milan to recover ake amount of a
dna bill. No defence. Verdict for Mb plaintiff for
$114: .
Albert 0. Preston vs-John G. Cox An action to re
cover the amount due for wines, liquore, &c., n'leged to
h .re been sold to the defendant. Verdict for the plain
tiff for $51,4 02.
Jonathan Brown, IldwinA. Jeffrey and Lewin Brown,
trading, ho., ye. beery Oroskey. An action fo recover
certain pumpswhich it is alleged were in tho poems ton
or Mr Bradneldi, to be sold on commirsion Mr. Brad
field kept a store at the sortheast corner of Fifth and
(Menu; streets, and sold agriculture! implements. Mr.
Breda&la's store was meld oat At pub.le auction, and
among other thinge them tpcd were sold. The de
ratchet traight the pumps at public auction. On trial.
Donator CouuT—Judge Stroud. John
',fickler; adithffetrator of the severe of Michael Murphy,
deceased, ye. Mary Oleery. An action to recover the
amouot alleged to ha due for the boarding and lodging
of the defendant. No defence. Verdict for the plain
tiff for $241.92..
" George Darlington VI Mtn Qr 0. Comm direction
on a promissory note. No defence. Verdict fur the
plaintiff for $l4O. -
Thomas B. Cannon and John U. Cannon, executors
of George,B. Slice, decoked, vs, /Mose Boggs. An ac
tion on a btrok'acoount v.'o recover for certain good!! al
leged to have beau sold and delivered, viz tornitere.
On trial. •
°NIXON. —,Tudge Allison.—Adolph
Borderoaux re. James 01,1breithe. An *Won for goods
sold and delivered. Warm, payinent Verdict [or the
. .
. . . .
J. W & 111. &clic vs. Erat! & Newcomer. An Po
tlon to recover thaValne of geode alleged to hate been
depoeltedrerith the defendant'', who axe innkeepers. On
trial. - , , - -
LIT/MD(lOk PSODIIO.II MARKET —Sugar quiet,
and alo. tog firm, Coffee firm. Rice fine. Tea closing
quiet, but steady,. Posta steady at 4a 6104 s Bd for
istnmon: - J itirlte ,or,Turpentine steady at 4Dottle M.
OR. nonentity tinahaeged.
- LONDON MARKArti.—ldesers. Baring k Brothers
report _BreatistuffeAull Iron—Welatt rails firm and
'lightly Indyarmed, being quoted at LB Bso6lo. Welsh
bar £B6e. Eager don. Unfree buoyant, Woo dull
Optrite of Turpentine steady at 43e. Tea firm at le ld
-b I%d .. Tallow firm at 53saBile 4d 011 a unchanged.
LONDON 11.0N.ItY.BURIIIST —The money =argot
is deeidedly mme stringent. Commis are quoted at
,95,1 t foi' money and mount.
OLD TOM 'LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
Proirminced by the Medical College of London the
bast operatic for Consumption . , Gravel, Dyspepsia, Gaut,
Mienmatisnic Chill., Fever, &o. For sale by all the
leading Druggists and Grocers of Philadelphia.
'The OLD•TOM le" imported exeinsivery by B. D.
lONOCHAMP, importer of French Wince and Bran
'44•Ji Out, &o:, 417 iitreet, Phila.
0 1 04. erpa•DurS
==EZZ
" The Iciluenee of Menements" was the sub.leet of
the next address, and was delivered by Mr. James W.
T. Scott, of the "Philadelphia" Society. The first
influence of monuments was said to be their imposing
appearance and exquisite workmanship. In the course
of the addreee, reference was made to the death of Nel
son, the conquest of Jerusalem, the wars of Napoleon,
and the monuments of Greek and Borneo prowess, and
from which the speaker sentimentalized with earnest
ness and force upon the glorious right of ems men,
whatever his position In life, to do his duty.
The next address of the evening was by another
member of the ."Prescott"—lilr. Wm. I. Weeks, on
"The Invincibility of Genine." Dorados demonstra
ting the invincibility of this divine gift to men, the
speaker dwelt with evident delight upon the demo Crary
of this wondrous quality being more indigenous to the
lower and middle clamp than to the rich and heredi
:dry noble. The excited earnestness of the speaker
wee a marked feature of his performance, in which i
however, his dettlinge with history partook measttrably
of the eccentricity of the quality he was trying to illus
trate, as, for example, his emphatic allusion to the
heroic actions of 'Luther in the twelfth century ;
though a mistake of a few centuries under such circum
stances may be forgiven, as the speaker did not refer to
hie notes et an.
Mr. Benjamin Mediskin, of the (I Irving Literary,.
delivered the next address, taking for his subject the
Substantial, thmigh not ver7 definite theme, of" Pozen.
dation." Political liberty, as Illustrated in our own
Republic', was regarded as the foundation of human
government, and this in turn bad its only origin of pt.r
manence and stability in the Christian religion, Pa
triotiem constituted the warp and woof or this portion
of hie theme. The religion of Christ, however, wad
the great "foundation• sought to
. be held up as
the only sure-bards of all worthy ichlevementa. in
many respects, It was an eloquent plea, but It might
have been mush improved in effect by a little more ani
mation in ite delivery.
"The 'Voices or the Stare" , Was the eubject of the
next Wren, which was delivered by 114. Medal D.
haw, of the 1, Preeeottd , Thle web a pdette theme,
and ite treatment was fall of beauty and correct
thought. for the Illustration of such a subject, as
might be expected, the Bicred Volume was largely drawn
from. Trom Ilreatlon'e dawn—from the time when
"The morning stars nag together, and all the eons of
God shouted for joy," up to when the Magi of the
East, etar-led, star taught, had been directed to the
manger in the stable at Ilethlehentoilth Its divine
- treasure..the Voices And this telainings of the stare
were glanced at by the speaker.
The closing address of the evening was delivered by
Mr. John N. Cookman, of the " Philadelphia " so
clay; kis subjeot being st The Pilgrim Fathers." It
may readily be imagined that - this subject would elicit
the attention and appreciation of a popular audience.
The objects of the Pilgrim Fathers In coming to these
shores grand and soul stirring as they are presected
tone in history, Wore In this address embellished with
the Charm of a fervid elviluericie, in - Welt the speaker
seethe to be peculiarly gifted, We lier° not space for a
longer notate of this effort but - doubtless reheat the
'sentiments of all who heard it in pronouncing it a
Pesutitipl peroration to a very creditable evening , fi en
tertainment. The hearty applause with which the
speaker's were greeted at Intervale bore ample testi
mony of the pleasure tho audience had in listening to
their addresses.
Now STYLE HATS POI% HESTLEMES.—We in;
vita epeeist attention to the advertisement of Megan,.
Thompeon-and Jenkins—No. 624 Market street—in an
other ooltimu. These gentlemen have evidently deter
mined to take time by the forelock, and are now pre
sbuting to the trade the beet styles of slimmer hats for
gentlemeh that tho Imbortation of the present 'reason
affords. Their j,reeent large stock of these goods em
braces some very choice ityles, end Which are haVe lid
doubt will speedily be picked up by the trade, and
should therefore be looked after In time. A word to tho
litatiLYMANl' TatiTlntoNT.—Our readers
will peruse with deep interest the following testimony,
which is adduced to prove the bctrinsio euperiority, end
the immense utility of Zdwirt Olark's highly improred
Patent Flour Mill, which bee daily been in aucoeeeful
operation during the last ten months : at No. 219 Nate
street, Philadelphia:
ALTOONA, ]flair county, Pa , March 25, 1859.
Mu. Enwrn CLARK—SIR: During the lest seven
months I have had one of your Improved Patent Floor
Mills in operation in this place, arm I take pleasure in
sending you B. statement of its merits.
With a pair of Prenth bdrt Mill-atoned, only thirty
b Inches in diameter, and requiring bat a 6 or 7 horse
power to-propel the entire grinding and bolting ma
chinery, I can manufacture two barrels of excellent
flour per hour; producing a yield of one barrel of su
perior Your from four bushels and fifteen pounds of
wheat, The improved manner in which the burrs are
arranged in the frame, causes them to grind a for
greater amount of groin, before they need sharpening,
then can be done with burrs arranged on the old plan
The great simpliaity of the machinery of th le improved
and valuable Flour Mill madam it far less liable to
getout of order than the cumbrous and useless ma
chinery of even modern construction; besides, thereby
saving a large amount of power.
The profits of the Mill of Xderin Clark's Patent, which
I have In operation, were sufficient, during four months,
to pay for the Flour Mill, and the Patent Bight for
Blair aounty,Pennsylvanla. To those who contemplate
improving their Flour Mills or who purpose commencing
the milling business, I would respectfully state, that
Edwin Clarks Patent Plonrlog 11111possesees many lm•
portant advantages over all others, and is therefore
highly worthy of their attention.
A large number of Edwin Clark's Patent Flour Mille
Ire in eucceasful operation in various 'motions of the
United States The Patentee is prepared to sell State
and County Rights of hie Patent Floor Mill, on ouch
terms, and at each Prioee , rie will enable business men
to invest their capital, eo no, by proper application, to
realize fortunes in a pleasant burliness, and in a abort
apace of time. Information concerning the purchase
of the Patent Rights for States and Counties, and the
Mille, for every portion of the United Statue', Great
Britain France, Germany, Russia, end other agricul
tural countries, will be given to all ;arsons addressing
their letters to the Patentee, Edwin Clark, No. 235
Race etreet, (below Third,) Philadelphia. Correepon
dente are respectfully requested to write their eigna
turee, and the name of their Post Cake, genets., and
State, no plainly as possible. Millers,
blerchante, Farmers, Capitallets, Speculators, and the
public in general, are respectfully invited to call and
examine the construction and operation of Ms justly'
celebrated Flour Mill. The Patentee can be consulted
at the National Hotel, (formerly White Strand Race
aired above Third, and at No, 235 Race etreet, below
Third, Philadelphia.
—The exclusive ergagement, by the proprietors of the
Now York Mercury, of tho talented American tourist
and author, Bayard Taylor, Seq., is among the moat
brilliant of the many journalistic enterprises of this
journalistic age, The announcement of this arrange
ment has been greeted with a furore of mingled sur
prise and admiration, on the part of the public, and not
only bas the literary world been aroueed to a decided
pitek r pf exe.tement, but all other circles have likewise
been brought to the qui vine of expectation and in
terest.
The variety and piquancy of Mr. Taylor's adventures
—the romantic and interceding scenes—the thrilling in
cidents—among which his path hoe lain, and the fresh,
eprightly, Madly conscientious etyle of ble writings,
will render them peculiarly appropriate to the columns
of a paper that alma to be, and is, at once brilliant And
chaste in tone. The general title, °bonen for these
COntribllttOns, id ts STRAY CHAYTM olp LIAR AND TRA
VEL "—a simple but expressive head, under which, not
only the characters and customs of other lands will be
portrayed, but the voyager's own personal adventures,
vicissitudes, and fortunes, sad and merry, tragic and
comic, also.
The Oral of these I' , Chapters," which has just ap
peared In the BLrcury for April aetb, la entitled
"Ton Freer JouneoT I Evan BLUM," and Is all that
could be poeeibiy desired, for fascinating interest, in
struction, and amusement.' The author considere thie
rat journey to have been, perhaps, the most interest
ing of any, and he his certainly made a glorious hit in
describing it.
The recent engagement of our great American artist,
Felix 0. 0. Darley, wee a master -globe of enterprlee
on the part of the Mercury, and Indicated what tbelr
Ostend conp•d'etat corroborated—that the proprietors
Intend to employ the Ter, boot talent ) is order to make
TY S.
. ,
ANNlOXltedwir OiLIBRAvioN OW VMS faxilitant
Comm ; —The popularity; of literary sonletien was
forcibly exempllB4 . In the ininsciree thrOig which
OtOwded Musical Fund nail, lest evening, to Witness
the first anniversary
eXeralse of the Literary Congress.
Although the hour of commencing was not until eight
o'clock, the hall *as eortipletely fined at finalist seven,
'and hundreds were usable to gain admiss'on at ail.
;The interval betdreen then and the eolimenBement Uf
'the literary part of the entertainment was agreeithly
.filled up With the performance of several elquisite
pima of music by . the Garments Orchestra. ;,
At 8 o'clock, the president of the Congress,
Conrad, came forward and delivered the ha:
- tiatory addrere, in whieh be explained briefly but fond.
.bly the true objects of literary eccietlee in general, and
of the 1 , Literary Congress? in particular. In referring
to the suc4eSs of the course of leetures delliered dux=
log the pact winter, under,thelr auspioes—all of which
were fully noticed in, this Journal at the time—the
:speaker acknowledged their indebtednees to the public
for their generous ehpport, and especially to the nem-,
.paper press for their voidable noticed. , ; , I
The next feature In order wee the reading of the
.prize essays: one; in prom', by Mr. hdward 7. Galvin—
., member of the Prescott £%ooiety—on "The
Great- Mind and the need Heart;" and the other a
poem, it Thaostopste," by Mr.- J. G. Allen, M. D.,
member of the ~ Irving." Theta essays were pro
flounced upon by three professors or the Philadelphia
High Scheel, as the most meritorious of those pre
sented for competition. The first, by Mr. Galvin, was,
, .
iu the wale ' a creditable composition, and embodied
much correc t thought; though when the, essayist
wandered from plain facts to metaphysical specu
lations, his production Was more open to criticism.
aostimption, for example, that mind and noel were
the 1111138 thing, then that they ,were twin spirits, and
that they both were the offspring of the brain, all in the
name eentenoe, Roo ellehtly complicated, to say the
leant, As to the soul being the offspring of the brain,
tasteful of the latter being the outgrowth of the Soul—
that Certainly hail the merit of novelty; If It has no
thing more substantial to recommend It.
The poem of '• Thenstopelati may have been very
good, bat was delivered in so low a tone of voice that
from the part of the house we occupied it was wholly
unintelligible. -
The next address of the evening was by Mr. fa. Um
ey Davis, of the " Irving Literary Society," on "The
Utility of the Beautiful." The scope and plan of this
effort was a credit to the heart of its young author,
and not In any sense would it have been a disgrace to
even an older head. The Christian philosopher Will be
inalined to question his drat propoeltion, that man, by
natu•e, hae the elements within him which prompt the
adoration of his Creator, an the chief end of hie
The crowning utility of the beautiful, it was said,
was, that it testified to the glory or Clod, and if the
illustration he used were not all strictly applicable to
hie theme, the poetry of some of hie conceptions, and
the excellent idyls in which the address wee delivered,
rendered the production, on the whole, one of the
best we have ever heard in this pleasant clue of en
tertaiumenta.
Joint ALLISON.
W. 0. Wein,
Head Miner at Mr. J. et Mill
BAYARD TAYLOR IN THE NEW YORE MERCURY
THE PIIESS.-411114A4011 , 614 IngDAY4 APRIL 19a 1859
the very beefy' SPerc:l4 . Vey:ged
to be the moey;tattliated artikt - tioie liting, - *hose works=
are engraied,nlion wood. England/es lieritilbert - and.
Leech j.lf~atiae hue bet Gavarpt and Ohaul, - bpt oar awn
Darleyeambirieel the beat qualittsa df all-4hel plata%
resquk'appreelation of Oilbertlie hamar - of
the numterly effeets and rendition of character that sig
nalise Gavarnl—the leis of fan and satire that have
made the Parte ettarivdri 'What it is—all tinder the con
trol of Barley ; and when two each instruments as his
pencil, and Bayard Taylor's pen, are brought togethere,
to enrich - the dollen:We of, a famitypaper, we may Indeed
wonder at the progress of weekly literature, and the
enterprise of publishers,
The Proprietors of the Mercury deberte great credit
for having made this acquisition to their already bril
liant corps of contributors, and although the expense
bee unquestionably been enormous, there is not a par
r title of doubt that the reading public will moat gladly
second their adorn!' to give additional lustre and solidity
to home reading; ••- • • • • • •
,As Might nattirally be expected, the demand lot the
'Mercury of April
,fletb, containing the first'of Bayard
Taylor's joarneya, is entirely unparalleled
_in. news
paper history, find the rash for it, at all the bookstores
and news depots throughout the Country, plainly attests
the immense popularity of the talented traveller. A
farther proof In tho same • direction, If farther proof
were deelred, may be found in the feet, that the sub..
acriptione! received by hieeere. Oanldwell, Sonthworth,
and Whitney, the proprietors of the llfercury, einem the
announcement of Bayard Taylor's engagement, mmunt,
as we aro credibly informed, to over FMB Mandred
Dollars a Day, In addition to the enormous astee of
booksellere and newel agents!
Bat this, perhape, is hardly to be wondered at either,
when we consider that the New York Mercury is ac
knowledged to be the largest, cheapest, and beet lite
rary journal in Amelia, being a large quarto Sheet, filled
with purely original matter, from first to Mat, for which
only two dollars per annum la charged, with as liberiti
a reduction to clubs as Is made by other papers of hall
Ridge, and lees than half Its merlt
CURIOUS DisoovEn . r.—lt is ascertained that if
water be permitted to run out through a hole in the
bottom of a vessel that contains it, a vortex will be
made In a direction contrary to the 'course of the sun.
This is• attributed to the rotation of the earth on its
own axis. And the discoverer piediots -recoils yet Jo - ,
accrue from it quite as important as any that have yet
flowed from the establishing of the ; 4 Old iranklin Hall,
Clothing tEmporium of B. H. Eldridge, No. U 1;
Chestnut street. Mr. Mark T. Willis, the ever.agelde,
cheap salesmen, invites big friends to call and examine'
their superb stook of Spring Clothing.
A, CHIEF JUSTICE ,n 1 WRITE GLOVES.—Chief .
Justice Robinson opened Court at Toronto, last Monday
week, and said t&the Grand Jury, that it gave him great,
pleasure to announee that the sheriff had presented
him with a pair Of white gloree, signifying, according,
to an old Euglroh °diatom, that there were no prhionerti
to be brought before the Aostieo. His Lordship fOrther
said, that the reception of the gloved was a very agreia
ble incident, but that he would rather have a foil eta
of the elegant garments made at the Brown Stone 010th. 2
frig Hall of llecthlll & Wilson, Noe. 603 and 605 Cheat
nut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia. Sensible man,'
that Chief Justice.
"Or ALT. TRH cAuszli that conspire to blind
Non's erring Judgment, and rulslead the mind—
What the weak head, with strongest bias relen—
ts pride, the nerer-failing Tice of fools 1
'Tie ever thus with self-willed, foolish folks,
Who purehase not the clothes of Graturillo Stokes,
No. 607 Chestnut street.
FEW PATTERNS of Britannia Ware, in sets Or!
single pieces.
New patterns of Plated Osstore, Cake Baskets, ho.;
together with a general assortment of Housekeeping
articles, at the new lionee•furniahing Store, S. W. cor
Second and Dock streets. E. S. PARBoN $ CO.
_
Iliarine Intelligence. .
11.7' BEE POUBTU PAGE
[Br TIILEURAPB.)
(Correspondence of the Press.)
New Yong, Aprlll3.
Arrived, ship /sarto Webb, from Liverpool.
BOISTuN, April 18.
Arrived, ships Abbott Lawrence, from Calcutta; At•
time, from /More;
Below, ebipe Prate Cordon and Shirley, fm Calcutta.
SAVANNAH, April 18.
Arrived, ship Florida. from Liverpool; barks Forest
Bell and Laconia, from Boston.
New OALHABB, Aprll 18.
Arrived ' Alps Prank Pierce and Bnotlh Train, front
New York.
ktZbIORANDA
Steamship City of BieLmooct, Mitchell, bonen. at
Richmond 16th inst.
. .
Steamship Plolsdelpbis, liarrieon, for Hams anti,N
Orlssue, cleared at New York yesterday.
Ship Andes, Putnam, from hoiden, arrived at Odom
bo Feb hi
Ship Samuel 11.12 Winehell, for New York ; nailed
from Foo•chow•foo Jan 2.
Ship Uncle Joe, Sewall, at New Orleana Sib inst. from
Cardiff. had been blown ashore on Barrel Rey on the
27th nit, and wax obliged to throw overboard tom° len
bard of iron to get off.
Ship Sarah Newman, Gibsbn, from Calcutta, at
Gravesend let ipoi,
ft Ship W J Norris, Jaeksou, tethained at Whaippow
Yen 19, repairing.
skip Oriental, Whipple, from Singapore, arrive 4 at
Batavia Jan 28.
Ehlp St Louie, Jacobs . , for New York, galled from BM.
pore Febls.
Bark Coebttukte, Crosby WAS towed to eta from Kew
Aeons 6th Met.
. .
Bart Wildfire, tot New York neat day, was at Vera'
OM Bth Init.
Bark bablin. Motley, from Bilenox Ayfee, iMiCat
Oienfttegos 4th hut loading far Phaadelphia. '
Bark
L Baran, Retortion, for klatltitta, was at alp
gapers Feb2l.
Bark Moneks, Hamilton, for Tahiti and Tionbliala,t
cleared at Boston 16th lent. -
Brig Black Squall, Borne, for Philadelphi a, Wassl
St Jago on the 20th loot , loading. - - • •
' Brig &biota; *Monte% from Eset2Othult.l42o4
.
at New Yore geatettlay. -
Brig Preato,Oremer, for Philadelphia, was at Harold.
27th nit., treacly los sea.
Bch E 0 Notght,. Burrows!, from Wilmington.*
at New York yerterday.
Sth Mary .1 flost,-Ilszolltno, horn tiotbenberg
17, Blekkeford 26th, For New York, had decks ewer,
20th, loot water cocks in &tremendous sea, and put into
Lerurck 28th ult. - \
Soh J H William!. Ilerring, for Philadelphia, cle ared
at at New York yeeterdoy. •
Bebe Mary U Isbell. Dole, for Lavaca, and A Town
send, for Boston, cleared at Pimento's previous to oth
instant.
.. .
Soh West Donnie Studley, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New Deleans 13th lobt , *tat 32; tlilee tottakilBs
tilde eager ; SlO bbla molasses, and 25d bd.la hides.
Fon Woo? °OAST of Ansioe—The bark Louisa Elias,
Oapt Perique, will call from thin port for Pernaude Po
about the !ad loot. All letters end papers intendel far
the African squadron or others upon the coast will be
for Warded, It left at the Foreign Letter Office, India
delphia Exchange, on oi• before the abort date.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yr TO ON$ o'cxong zn►B NOBNIZIO,
GIRARD HOUBD—Ohestant Street, below Ninth.
G W Scofield, Ps JJ Patterson Juniata co
Jae Alßellere. blitlEntown S H Carrier, Harrisburg
Jae D:ones, Va J Mabee A la, Pottsville
Mk Alexander, N Y p P Dickinson, Harrisburg
HD Hyde,. N Y .1 II White & la,,Butlairl
Rev A D White, N 1 S N Derr in ger , Figaliii to
Mr Palmer & la N Y J Duffy, Marietta, Pa -
A Hinman, Findley, 0 Geo 0 Potts, Pottsville
Bt Rev Bp of Pueblo, Alex Rev D Rafael Mexico
:-
Rev D Cardona, Mexico Mr It Rafael, Mexico •
Mr Samarileys, Mexico Mr A rranion, Mexico
Mr Agtielar A. non. Halloo tleo T Braes, V Y
D II Dongah A la. Va J 0 Oorell, Vs '
Mies M Dongah, Va Aire Geo N Price, Vs
W Eskridge, Va Itiebscd Busts(al,bl Y . •
Adam Bodeen, N Y 1) JE Stoat, Restoing
JP W Deintrorer, Reading Dr Hassan & Is, II dA'
li It Ourtle, Malan A L Roach% IndtanspOl 0
II W French, asstport, Me 0 El Harris, N Y
0 II Colton, N Y L 3 Albertson, Norristown
II Il Albertson, Plymouth I) A Finney & lo,llarristig
7 L Anion, N k • 13 it Hawley, 14 X
W it BroWer, N Y A M Severs, N Y
J• t onidwell A 10, N Y 0 A Ileckstier, N Y
Joe Gillet, NY J AI II Heynolda, Boston
Joe Charism!, St Louis A 1' Mann, N Y
B. P Robinson, N Y Chan 11 Trail, Dld
Geo W Delaplane, Md S It Kendrick, Indiana
W II Thomas. Pa (1 W Oarlett, Va
Sand Illrna, Baltimore Mr Rime!, La
I) S Pralt & la, Lynn J Woolridgo A is, Lynn
Mrs Names, Lynn 8 L French, Lynn
T A Jellison, Providence 0 A Seward. N If
W II Bun, N Y 1) Cooper fit Paul
J It Irvine, St Paul Ohm N Borey, St Johns
BRdwards, Jr, Boston II A White, Va
A C AlcOraw, Detroit 3 8 Olark, Memphie
Aliso Obadwlrk, Memphis Orm Breese & Is, N Y
Mrs Proof, N Y H U Soper, Batavia, N Y
Mr Dilterson, N Y Mr Judson, N Y
J N Giffstd , N Y A Waller, 1.1 Y
Bobt Lengths, N 1E .1 W Newell, N I
Deal P Gibbons, Balt Geo T Donner, Balt
0 T Martlmet, Newark, N J E Day, Newark, NJ
Aaron Leggett, N Y 3 8 Spann, Indianspolle
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut et., above Firth.
Geo W Dewey, N Y Wm hi Weever, Shamokin
Jos Bird, Shamokin B Dittenbinder, Shamokin
J II Zimmerman, Banbury J Bradley, Nlt
B B Davie, N Y David Luther, N Y
Prederlak L Roberts, N 0 Geo T Weise, Sunbury
B PRl:mart, Va J B MoOreary, id Munk
Wm R Washburn, N lr B T Foster, Manch Chunk
T II Tuttle, Phila Jno Tindall, Easton
W El Polhemus, N J . Joo W Poole., N 0
W 0 Poole, Baltimore Mice Julia Bill, N Y
-0 D Mehalley, Marietta, Pa .1 It Watson, Perth Amboy
Geo Mill, ki Y . M It Abbott, 1.1%
W J Maxwell. Phil's It II Paesmore,N Y
Jae 3 Ross N Y Jae Di Phillips & la, N Y
Mies B L Roes,
N Y Jno T Young, R. I
I
T B Coleman, It Geo 13 Williams, Boston
Jno Penner, Boston T M Bowman, Baltimore
Alex Driver, N Y
EAGLE IMPEL—Third street, above Ilacit.
J . B Woods Ohio Win P Maine!
Martin, Kennett eq L Max ton, Doe Bud
Martin, Lancaster co L ill Sanford,lll
T Ilutchineon, Pa Al Yin Buren, Grubb, NJ
Miss al A Smith, N Y Buis Sanderson, St Charles
Wm It Lilly, Philadelphia P C Brinton, Del co
II Roam arks, Wilmington W 8 Chandler, Phil,.
II U Walker, Columbus, 0 Ono 0 Bowman, N Y
J Lawrence, Bristol AI Eckert, N Y
T Serval, Delaware co A Baker, Delaware CO
B Illahop Tamaqua 8 T Marshal, West Chester
J It Johnson, Ohio 1 8 'Malan, Phil.
tl Sanderson & da, Vs A 6 Crawford, Delaware
Jll Benton, Washington J L Noble, lowa
L B Walker, Lebanon J Klemm, Williamsport
A Puller, Catasanqua II Haunts, Ohio
U B Preach, Ohio J Marshall, Chester co
W 8 Walitams, N Y ' , Thompson, N garden
FRANKLIN HOTEL—Chestunt, above Third.
M Cowin, N 7 Jae Todd, N Y
Allen Dow, N 7 J L Carr. Ye
Jae Campbell, Washington L Steinman, Washington
J J Carberry, Danville as L Selfridge, N Y
Geo Sanderson, N Y 0 Brehm, Balt
W airman. Balt Par Berger, N Y
Mr Russell, N Y Col nos El Webb, N Y
Peter Alloneon, N Y It Dower, Washington
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—PeCond street, above Arch.
M Deldder, PhD* R Danmany, Lebanon
El Durhaw. Lebanon Thos liaottock, Harrieburg
J Lewis, Newcastle, Del Wm Dawdeary, California
M Crosier, Reading W Granger, Reading
Alias E Granger, Reading J Murray, Milton, PA
0 Ruiner Ante, N Y Riad McVey. Pottsville
Thor McVey, Pot'aville Geo Mackin, Lehigh oo
Peter Mackin, Lehigh oo Jno Mackin, Jr, Lehigh co
Theo Wier. Reading Peter L Jotter, Reading
T Packer, Montgomery co H Goodman, Lehigh cc
F. Manta nin, Lancaster P W Flew, Reading
Semi 0 Patina, Reading Geo Turpin,'N Y
Molise' Bonner, N Y Geo W Jeffries, Jr, Vt
Denj Jeffries, Vt G W Übil & la, Reading
Mrs 0 Herding, Reading Robt J ',Rucks, Pottstown
J G atraley, Pa I F Vendee, Fremont, N Y
J V Thompson, N Y Jamee Lsuirtest, N Y
Peter Lanigan, NY John Niell, bianry, pa
Wm Stocker, Pa 0 0 Whitaker, Durham
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second et., below Vine.
0 Kennedy, Bucks co B. Huston, Stroudsburg
P B Presto°, Brockport, Pa IL 0 Yeager, Buckingham
0 Parry & la, Pa . Jos Esethurn & la, Pa
W L Sanborn, 'Pa 0 Chamberlain, Phan
; d DeckOr; Pike co Q Booker, Pike co
Iloir
./- ANIPP HOTEL—Ponigh Street, below Arch.
• ortid Wt , Oheeter co .It V firo - wn:PVCd I °E
111. M°l,llo°D; Eurris,Plainneld, Pa
„„ Wherry, Cnmb'd co Hoe J 'Pinney, We.dnim on
SPI ' yr" " Blair o 6 ' Hon W Miller, Dan'n oo
i"us McDowell, oo EM. Hutchinson, Alleg on
Wieder oo N Earle. Elniniore
hirti Ed 0 Her,'lltintingdon Miss M C Her, Huntiogdon
;MIA Belle Ilermillo, Pa G W.oKzeteon, gunt'dou
W Hyainger, York, - E. B Erben, Isometry
Obal M Eau, Lancaster Alex MoOloy. Lonfaster ao
, 4 Attack, Lancaster co,Pa Bam l Bowen , Lancaster co
I 000 W Gloss & la, Po' W bleaker & In, Pa
I /Heath, Oboe Liattenstbin, Pa
Dent Walton, - Salem, 0 J E Giryin, Lancaater co
W M totter, Look Myren olt Poster. Phil
Winli Nagle & la, Milton Miss Deltenbaeher, Pa •
Plasm, Winchester, 0 PE Itoberts, Indiana
ttL gizmo, N Y 0 E. nougat, Milton
PI A Yonne. Williameport A. Morse, WHIM/bare
Wilkesbarre Q M Oamobell, Pa
Ceo Brown, Y John Stanthinp, N Y
Lysander llenyon s li I 7 O Oein. Lancaster
/I Iriin, Md D D T Punsworth, Ye
gIiRCHANTII HOHLIN, Third at. above Callowhill.
Itl i ffdr, Heading EEI Blank , Allentown
Bif lank, Allentown C L Derr, Allentown
J G roe Id Itf, , Bphrata AH. Irelohner & la, Pa
Mb! M A Kennnoret, Vs a W Hansel, New'rezan
W Blake, Allentown 11 Gemming, Montg'ry no
I Miller, Womeladorf L Bidding, Addend
B B kolier, Pa 3 Fame, Lebanon -- •
Mist B But, Pa, XI Lamed Lebanon -
k Sameinger,,Ra .1' Wiest. Pch co, Pa ,
W Crowe, LebatiOn co, Pa MP Wolff & la. Hamburg
WII . Hike, Pa . L
Iff It Hoch, Bt. Clare
CIA 9 Mentzer, Lano co engle, Lancaster co
H. 0 Hoffman. Lane eo it iromerman, Moe on
H V Leeds, Lane no J B Beaver, Hrativille
818 Perla, Snyder co, Pa Rawl li Miller, Lane co
iv& nibahman, jaw, co Ohne Marta, Banbury
' Smith, eelinegrovd W,Withiegton, Boyderton
,Pohn Pltehtborn, Adameton I fi. Brown, Lock Haven
Da T Clement, Punhury,. A Blight, MontgOmertville
.7;ll,Klepinger, W Haven , AEt Light. Lebanon
LT Behleppy, Lucerne co Pawl Benner, Lucerne no
Minna Banter. Lucerne en P Plata. Wind Clap, Pa
P Beiberliog, Bahl an, Pa Miss Belberling, Behi en
JP Weaver & wife, 33errrev A Coleman, Orangeville
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rug et., 'bore Third
.
L floOleorY. ti Castle W Jones; New Castle
Jao Walker, Pt Deposit gaml Anyder, Safe Harbor
A P Smith, Snyder co John Bruner, Jr, Lebanon
L?emplin, Beading, Pa A Barnet, Lehigh co
P-W gkrlves, Lewisburg 0 P Bennett, kiontollralille
Imnnally, Lancaster W Freeman, Allentown
Warford, Prenchtown B P-Relehard, EspytoWn
lohn Iteighard. Pa W W Weimnn, Allentown
W 0 Wilson, Wilkeebarre NO Remedy', Vt
lobri Steiner, Miaereville A Heebner, Port Carbon
Hooker Ala, Pa Dard Weitzel k la, Rtadlag
los Ramie, Pottsville Isaac Beiroostein, Pa
,jonav Shelter. Berke no Mn, Phcenixville
'Mrs Tepee, Plitentsville J }toyer, Pa
$ Whitaker, Mt Olare II d Handler, Pottsville
Jacob Wagoneeller, Pa J H App. gellosgrofe
Z Bossier, Selinsgrove Jacob lismberger; Fa
L nutmegs, L Haven Jim B Bisbee, Danville
ig 0 Hirer, Williamsport .1 H Tverman, Pa
1 B Newcomer, Pa 0 Limbach A la, N Y
'3 Ferguson, Halifax Pa ' Godfrey gammet
0 B Belfanidor, Pa B H FloolY, Berwick, Pa
:Miss Bears, Pa , IT Lockwood, Pa
B Benedict. Pa W W Lela's, N $
XII Roofer, Pa Mrs Dunn A oh, Montrose
Mrs Perry, Wilkesbarre 0 geyboth. Pa
Paull Shearer, Pa, A G Hollester, Pa
L Vaughn, Pa Jno Young, Pa
STATES UNION lIOTICL—Market et., above Sixth.
11 Beaty, Ohio 0 M Oberlin. Ohio
X Conrad. Ohio L 7 Glides, Pa
8 8 Roberta, Chicago J Y Mug, N Y
8 Pant, Clearfield John Shwas, Lane no
If 0 Gingrich, Manholm C Gingrich. Uniooville
OS Moore, Salisbury J 8 Smith, Phils
John Branding, Indians co 7 7 Malvin, Columbia
likened, Boston A Miller, Leon co
II S Shearer,. centre co C Seibut, Columbia
Miss May Peltier, Oolutals J Oornman, Canticle
B. Harr, Columbia Moe $ Mahn. Land do
7 8 Mahn. Leo* co L B•olroe, Chester do
J Strong, Millie no Semi Myers, MoVeytown
Jas II Bosis, Pottsville ' Ise Men, Mifflin no
0 Derr, 13elfonte : Strayer, :twists no
Miss Sally Peshtly, JuuPta Airs Eineade. lutists co
H Ilonibar, Pittsburg Inn McVey, Harrisburg
Wm ToYsy. Iftirriebarg A R Bleck, Columbia
Jae Rees. Patterson, Pa B Gray, Cheater no, Pa
E bur, Lancaster co 0 Munson, Pa
M MoOleese, Atlantio City 0 Rode, Indians no
S Slider. Indians co Jim lirrinheisel, Perry no
GA Gibson, Perry co a ElottoltS,Towningtown
UNION HOTEL—A rah street. Ogre Third.
Arthor ?Volt Ohio Geo 11 loither, Balt
VA Hoke. Boston IL Peters. Peoria, 11l
P W Thornhill, Ohio H Ratko'. Hamilton. 0
A Allen & den. Massillon Mies CI kellny.lifaselllon
J 0 Shaw, Lancaster co ()apt Geo W House!, Pa
Mica bharnierre, Del co, Pa J M Sharplern & self, Del en
8 L Detwiler, Cognmbla Dr Hawley A dna, Poinizvl
11 Robinson, Ohio B J Johnson, Ohio
Ellwood Orteon Hunter, 0 Jos Brown fa do, Salem NJ
Mrs Allen. Salem, N T Harrleon Carver, NI
II String. Louisville. 0 D Criswell, Shippensberg
J Galbreath, fthippensburg Wm Primer Tamaqua
It A Houses, btittord, N J J W Hutchinson, Pa
W W Brobsughlin. 0 Mien Annie A Brown. N J
Jorepb:ft Winter, N J A Stoter & In, Brlstol, Pa
Jonas Diehl. Neat Freedom I. Kauffman. Meobanietbg
John B Wier, lifechanielbg E C Money, Pa
Jagrefd, Altoon, Pa 0 H Wolf.
,York 00, Pa
Ohms Shoener, Tamaqua Beni Haywood, Pottoville
John Leaman & la, Easton W Dale, Pa
E Simpson. Pa II Stonehenge, Pa
Jan Null, Greencastle, Pa Geo Staler, Quincy ; Pa
BLACK BNAR INN, Fifth and Merchant streets.
L Beal Chester co M Kayla.. Reading.
Jos Mintzer, Pottstown It Hartranft, Pottstown
I 8 Kirk, Cheater co P Rhoads, Chester to
8 Moses Pbreolxyllie Jar Conant., Del
/lPaxeon A etster, Pa, N H Wale, PA
3 Kennedy, Lancaster co F Mallherry, York co
H Stoner, Daunhln co J lit Houston, M D Pa
I Caldwell, Mel John A Reynolds, Pa
A Miller, Kansas R I !Smith, NJ
Ylr Runyan. Port Penn, Del A Corey, Pa
It McKee, Mercer co T Steel; N Y
Tbosasysr, N Y G- N Meredith, York, Pa
L P Hoopoe, Cheater co Joe Ledr, Chester co
8 Moore, Cheater 06
BALI) RASA'S HOTBL—Thltd et., above rlallowlitil
7 8 Barrer, Akron, 0 Mrs Dreher, Stroudsbrirg
Mrs V Dreher, Btt6ridebterg 7 Acker& Pottstown
Ben) B Peter., Pa Levi B Lute, Pa
I peter Gesybtil, Pa W Beaver, Anoville, Pa
Gso Rebook. Berke so D T Bordner, Lebanon WS
I) Bordner. Lebanon oo John Reid, Lebanon e 0
Mrs A Jones. atroudeburg W G Miller. Pennebtirg
J 0 Morgan, Banbury H L Suitable., Marietta
A. Trumbower. Pa J Bleak - oar, Moorestown
Olt Inning, 7,loorestown °hes Miller. Moorestown
Iris Olewell,Buelsklll • M M Tehr, Buebkul
'Andrew Frits, Pa T A flora , Mahoning
1,8 Ribiciler,leston
, .
l'• lONEIP.ROTEL—Ohestnut street, above BLath.
W A Ward, Pittsburg T Smith, Belt
les It Purnell, Md Dr 8 Sharp, LT 8 N
4., rtudie, N T hi It Ilork, Washington
John J Sprouli, N It Lewis Ritter. Belt
Itobt Fowler, Dalt Patel Bio6d, N Y
3 mills, NY W P Panning, N t
0 13 Sigmund, Dolt
'GALA PLAIDS.
NEW STYLES THIS DAY,
MANUFACTURED DICILUBIi'DLY FOR
JOSHUA L.BAILY,
No. 213 MARKET STREET,
filihADNLPdte
NEW STYLE RATS
NOR GENTLEMEN'S BOMBER WEAR.
TIIE BONNER HAT,
THE 00b1MEROIAL HAT,
mnm Vismsmnfe HAT,
TIIE PLANTER'S HAT,
FOR BALM Or
TI-lOMPSoN JENKINS,
&p7B-6t No. 028 MARKET STRBET.
JOSH UA L. SALLY,
NESR TR./IDE DRY GOODS HOUSE,
213
apl9 nuLAusbviiie.
WILL OPEN
THIS DAY,
A SPLENDID LINE OP
L A W N S,
ALL NEW STYLES.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
ap ID No. 213 MARKET STREET, PHILA.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
PURNITHED, OIL PAINTINGS, &0.. the ef
fects of JAMES LONDON, "MANSION HOUSE,"
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets, who le fetich:l
from business.
The attention of dealers, connotessure, and othere,
is particularly milled to some rare Old Paintings. Also,
to some Old cod Modern Furniture, Curtains, Ac., not
mushy met with.
The general effects of the Hotel are unusually large,
all of which will be gold at auction, THIS (TUIIS
DAY, APRIL 19th, at PX o'clock, by catalogue. by
lt* I.IBItRELL & FIELD
TWOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DISAP
.B. POINTED in getting Portraits painted, should
remember that Life Rise Photographs in Oil are al•
waym Likeneesee if made at REIMER'S GALLERY,
SECIOND Street, above Green. It*
OPARTNE S Tho undersigned
iIUVF , MID day formed a CopfAtutsrahlp to trans
act the Wholesale Dry-Ooode Buelness iu ite various
branches, under the firm of SOLOMON & AVM, and,
for the' present, will occupy the Store 220 ARUM
Street. WILLIAM A. SOLOMON,
HENRY It. AYRES.
April 10, 1850. aplo-et*
NOTIOE.—Wo aro closing up our busi
i' neos, and will eell the residue of our stock,
consisting of a general assortment of NOTIONS AND
FANCY GOODS, adapted to both Spring and Fall sales,
at price. tar below coat, for NET OABH.
City Jobbers will do well to call on us, an we will
offer them goods much below Agents' or Importers ,
rites.
We will also rent our Store or dispose of our Lease,
which boo about five years to run. POSSUM= Oxen
between June let and July Ist.
PIXTURZEI 11011 MN.
H. J. SMITH & BROTHER,
apl9.l2t* No. 28 South FOURTH Street.
VOTIOE.—The Subscriber takes pleasure
.1.1 to informing bit patrons that the " WATER DE
PARTMENT bee granted him a Permit to nee the
PLUGS on OILESTNUT Street, from NINTH to BANE
Streets, for the purpose of washing and cleansing said
street. The work wee commenced on the lath inst.,
and will be continued nightly, and thereby prevent the
possibility of duet or mud. I would also caution the
community against any other persons professing to
epriukie and clean the district above mentioned, as
they are no acting without any authority whatever.
J. P. WORTHINGTON.
aplB.Bt* SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
vE. BARBER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WISE MESTER,
PA
ItnrEnntimts
lion. Wm. A. Potter; Coo. James Cooper.
B. B. Comegye, Fag , Philadelphia Bank.
Messrs. Boyd &, Bates. aplB.lm*
E3RUSHES! BRUSHES! BRUSHES!
Ail 2,000 dozen Tied Whitewash.
1,500 ‘t Netted
2,600 " Handeorube.
1,000 g , Clamps.
6,000 Dusting.
0,000 Shoebrashes.
Nor sale lower than at any other bowie in the city,
by HENRY 0. 1110118T.511N;
PP/ 9 bg North Tit/RD Street,, below Aro4,
Nan pabliratiattt.
'MARION AND - HIS MEN!
TEE ANXIOUSLY LOOSED YOB AND DEEPLY
• EXOITIEN
TALE OF THE REVOLUTION,
NOW READY
SWAMP FOX;
OR, THE
Izt 2IS .13 3a I. Ft IX' S., MI Iv' .DY .
A TALI OE' TEM
TIRES AND FEATS OF MARION,
BY GEORGE ALBANY, EEG,
AUTHOR OF "TITS ORANas•Clial. Or VENICE," "Tug
BWAMP ETARD," "BOAS TAM BANGER," &0.,
WILL BB CODIHINCED IN THE
MGM I •
OP SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1850,
.Now reedy at eft News Depots and Bookstores
No character In history offers a better rattled foithe
romancer than that of hienfolt, or, as he was familiarly
a THE SWAMP-FOX,"
from the immense ingefinity of his stratagems and de
vices for mialeadlog and deceiving the enemy, his tho-
rough knowledge of the woods forests, fields, and
Swamps of his native region, where he and his gallant
band were jJerfeatly at home, while their enemies be
came lost and bewildered in the labyrinthine mazes of
undergrowth and morass.
The !dory above announced in a true reflex of those
mines and timer!, ane its talented author has most
vividly flortrayed therein the many exciting incidents
and accidents ofd teneMotis and indefatigable Ample
for Liberty, pursued under the meet adverse circum
stances. Every chapter in replete with exciting , and roJ
mantle Interest, libtorloally aconrate, bat with a emu*.
Hog web of poetry woven through it, which makes it at
once a brilliant cloy and a vent:loos record. The
strongly-written descriptions of events—the ambnecado
the ;sudden sortie—the night-attack—the wild charge
and repulse—are ell wonderful as examples of word
painting, and equally true to the actual facts.
In addition to these scenes of heroism and lofty
daring, the SWAMP BOX is not Without the gentle
charm of a love dory, for the working and the effects
of the tender passion are depleted in Its pages as bray
and artistically as the sterner emotions, rendering the
tale a perfect picture of life and character In the days
of the Revolution, whioh cannot fail to appeal to the
admiration and gratify the taste of every reader who
has a epark of true patriotlem in kid soul.
The peculiar power and interest with which the gifted
author, GEORGE ALBANY, Req., describes the thrill
ing period, is a guarantee of the excellence of this truly
magnificent Historical Romance. The vivid delinea
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of style, the picturesque beauty of description, and, In
a word, the power or language he commands, all com
bine to render him one of the most brilliant writers of
the age, while his great appreciation of and sympathy
with the pioneers in the mum of universal liberty give
him a grasp of Revolutionary subjects poeseened by
very, few others. This has enabled him, in the SWAMP
FOX, to exhibit the life and adventures of
MARION AND KIS MEN
as they really were and todo fit homage to that de
'theist@ valor, that unyielding patrlotlant which, in a
few noble Writs, defying danger; and abdte the gannet,'
of privation, could keep alive the tutored fires of liberty
in the thick swamps and dem and gloomy foreete—
asking nothing, yielding nothing, and only leaving the
Held the better to reenter it for the combat!
We take to ourselves come credit for having gemmed
for our columns the chefs LP aurora' of this master's
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WILL HI 00111131108 D
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OM only re'er our friends and correepondente to the
NEW YORK MEMORY FOR APRIL 30,
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see things with the eyes of America, we need not fur.
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*AIVIEKIOAN SCENERY. .
Niagara Falls and Vicinity.
"newel of Lakes George and Champlain,
Our Bummer Retreats.
V,ewe of the City of New York and Vicinity.
Views of the City of Washington
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London and Its Bights.
Environs of London. •
Overland Ratite to India, China, and Japan. '
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Old Abbeys and Castles of England..
Views in the City of Edinburgh.
Views of the Isle of Wight.
With a full assortment of Scriptural
Also, a fine copy of
THE PENNY OPOLOPEDIA, half calf. Price $OO.
For sale by .
QAUT k VOLIIMAR,
SUCCESSORS TO 11. COWTERTIIWAIT & Co ,
No. 60 OUNSTNUT Street, above Sixth
apl9-4t - North aide, Philadelphia
VAST OF THE MOHICANS
.ILA Is the Third Volume or the New Edition of
COOPER'S NOVELS,
11l istrated by EARLEY.
S. AIoBENBY,
406 WALNUT Street,
Is the mole Agent. Call and examine, or send' your
address to him, sod he will call on yon. spl93tle
,for fink anb to Let.
TO RENT.
THE VERY DESIRABLE STORES
UNDZII THEI
•
NEW HOTEL BUILDING
AT TUB OORNRR Or
NINTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
Applications will be received at the °Moe of the Ho
tel Company, at the 'southwest corner of NINTH and
0,01804 streets (second door), until the
25T13 APRIL, .1859,
Tor the renting of five Stores on CHESTNUT street,
and Aix Stores on NINTH street, in the said Building,
said Stores to be ready for occupation in July next.
J. SERGEAXT PItIOE,
apl2-tuthfcs St BEORHTARY.
FOR SALE-THE LOT OF
NEL GROUND, THREE STORES, AND BANKING
HOUSE OF THE PHILADELPHIA BANS, South
west corner of FOURTH. and CHESTNUT Streete-01
feet 6 Inches on Chestnut etreet, and 80 feet on Fourth
street, including a ilve.feet alley, of which the West
ern Bank bee the privilege
The Stores and Banking House are, of white marble.
The Stores alone (ex:Melva of the Banking House and
Corner Basement) rent for 84,400.
in` A large amount of the purchase money may re
main on mortgage. "
Apply to THE COMMITTEE,
apl9-tutbe.6t at the Philadelphia Bank.
FO It SALE—A new three-story
Mi. DWELLING 1101:1821; with double threnstory
back buildings. heater, hot and cold bath, dco,
motain VPabiON Street, fourth house abase Fif
teenth Street P A. TREGO, Beal blade Agent,
apmat* ItlDCilt Avenue, above Green street.
F oxi. SALE—THE CHARTER OF AN
issulatioA - otrrAilY, (Tax pabt And - Letters
Plana isaned,) not 'yet ofganisee Addrsts 1, IN
PIIII&NOR,,, Pox 655 P. 0. apll3•6ot if
AUPUBLIC SALE.—The very desirable
and commodious FAMILY 111A.N1310N end
°BOUNDS of the late 'THOMAS 4 JOLLINB, of Shia
city, will be sold on FOURTTI-DAY, (Wednesday,)
21th Inst. . .
The whole property to 1C1) feet front on BROAD
Street, wog feet on YORK Street, and 281 feet on
BARCLAY Street, cobtaining about 1 ji acres.
The DWELLING-lIGINE is 80 feet front by 70 feet
In depth, and bee past been thoroughly repaired and
well painted.
The Garden cottaine a great variety of choice
TRUIT TRUSS, in bearing.
(Cr Fele to commence on, the promisee at 4 o'clock
P. M. when the conditions will be made known by
WILLIAM M. COLLINS, Executor.
Burlington, 4th month, oth, 1850. aplB.otei
rk — ESIRAE — LEPROPERTT FOR SALE.
—All that !alga corner property adjoining the
depotof the Philadelphia. Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company, in WILMINGTON. Delaware, being
the moat desirable situation for a first-ohms hotel in
that city, le now uttered for wale at a low price, and on
Sag tetme. For farther information, apply to
WILLIAM MHO, ? Enoutom
aple..6t* (.4tlo. W. BUSH, 5
of HOUSE 1805 LOMBARD STREET,
MEL (store and dwelling,) with back building and all
the modern improvements, to be gold at the Etahange
on TUESDAY VIENING, 19th inatant, by THOMAS
Zr. SONS. May be eidinined previous to sale. 000
may remain on mortgage. apUt Bt*
an FOR S ALE OR TO REST-.=The
valuable Mill Property and Water Privilexe,lfell
kuown as <• Robson Mill," situate on the Ridge road,
In the Twenty-drat Ward, Philadelphia. Tae Mill
House is about 00 feet square, four atones high, with a
large attic!, and is well calculated for manufacturing
purpose., either of woollen or cotton goods. There are
two good waterwheels, and the water power in one of
the most valuable in the city of Philadelphia. The
mill contains all the machinery for the manufacturing
of floor, with six run of atones
PoEsossfoo green on the Ist or July next. For fur
ther Information apply to JONATHAN R. MOORE,
on the premises apl2-tuthaStir
0 ICS &LE A Valuable LOT OF
GROUND, on the South aide of PINE Street,
between Front and Second Streets. containing in front
or breadth 170 feet. sixty feet of which lute a depth of
102 feet, and the other sixty a depth of 12t feet, well
at - Ivied for one large Building, or for six handsome
Private Dwell loge.
For terms, which will he made easy, apply to CALEB
WOOD, No. 621 South BENNO Street.
ap7-th eA to BLIP
ea TO LET.—A furnished House, with 10
ftla rooms, gas• bath, hot and cold water, a large
yard, good stable, and coach-house. Situate on the
germantown Railroad, one square from Tioga station.
Apply at 43L OILESTNUT Street. apiS-at
al COUP TRY RESIDENOE TO LET.-
a A neat and roomy Cottage at (MELTON HILLS,
near North Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 miles from the
city. Apply at 421110.11 NET Street. apl2-tf
og COTTAGES FOR SALE.—Five net;
DA and commodious Cottages at EDGEWATER. The
situation is high and healthy, with Ohnrohee and &lett
&twain in the neighborhood. Steamboats and Railroad
furnish many opportunities of going to, or returning
from the city daily
Prices range from $2,800 to 14,600 each. Terms of
payment accommodating. Apply to
A. MA111)141130E, Edgewater Landing.
N. B.—Edgewater is on the easterly bank of the
Delaware river, about midway between Beverley and
Darlington, N. J. apll.lm*
OaTO LET.—A large Stable, 42 feet
front, by 98 feet deep, on a Court running out of
PATINE Street, between Fonrta and Fifth streets; the
premises might be converted into a machine shop or
two stables. Apply at 40/LIBRARY Street apti-]m*
NA VALUABLE MARKET-STREET
PROPERTY FOR SALE Situate between Dela
ware Seventh and 'Eighth streets, known as the
MUTE lIALL HOTEL. Lot forty feet six inches
front on Market street, and extending 352 feet, more or
lees, to Filbert street. For farther Information, call on
the owner of the property, 0. H. HEIBBI3, at the
Union Hotel. AMR Street. spla-awW
oil FARMS, FARMS.—Some of the beat
MI Farms In Chester, Montgomery, and Ducks coun
ties for sale. COTTAGES and other desirable modern
!Agfa RESIDENCES for axle or rent in and around Nor
riatown. Hotels, Country Stores, either for sale or
rent.
For fall particulars, app ty to R. R. CORSON,
enbSo.lm Norrlatown,
IR% SALE ATLANTIC CITY PROPER
TY.—One hundred and airy Building Lots, amts.
Me for Hotels and Cottages, la the best and most de.
nimble localities in Atlantic City.
Also, for Bale, the UNITED STATES HOTEL M
Atlantic City, being thelargest and Sl:teat located, moat
enbetantial, and best arranged Hotel at that plat*, by
THOMAS H. DUDLEY,
rah29-Im* SECONti Street, Camden, N. J.
- DIAPER MILL TO RENT.—The Paper
A. Mill known as HANWELL MILL, situated on the
Wissahickon Creek, and one mile from Chestnut Hlll
Railroad Station. This Mill is adapted to make fine
Book Papers. It has three engines, one four machine,'
02 inches wide, and all the appurtenences for the eue.
centred manutaoture of paw. Possession given imme
diately. Apply to, or address, •
GEORGE H. LEVIS,
d29-tf No.Bo South SIXTH Street.
JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS' CUT
LERY —We have just received, direct from the
makers, a handsome stook of Joseph Rodgere , POCE.ET
KNIVES. For sale low.
PHILIP WILSON t 00,
ael9 St* 492 CHESTNUT Street.
FISHING TAOKIAL—We have in gore,
and constantly receiving, a full supply of FISH
ING T AONLN, of sll varieties, to which we would call
the attention of those fond of the delightful recrea
tion of flehtng. PHILIP NVILS JN & 00.,
apl9-3t* 432 CIIBSTNUT Street.
TO OKICKETERS. A fun 'dock of
BATS, BALLS, GLOVES, BELTS, WICKETS,
ko , constantly on hand, to which we call the "Man.
ton of all who engage In the noble
WILSON & 00.ame of Cricket.
,
61p10-3l* 433 CHESTNUT are*
==2=V=IIMM!n
Oxianti:
ATANTED—By BOY, 16 yeAro otage
srruettori in a Wholesale store.—ls swot
at ernes - , and writes a . fair , heed . . - .Suidreie
Wane of The Press.' - 'a P ia Van'
I/1r ANTEIP,By -an ' experitnred , _BOOK- v HZEPAIR, s SITUATION id W,bihish
taidistimeat. Good refernieds Maims
InOmalta st this Ogee: - - •:‘
AYOUNG LADY,- of good eduaitlim,
wham • nITUATION M GOTSBNSBB in a
Prllatt ninny, is 'or oat of the city. •Aattrare
...BLizmarrn.l7 at this Onto. a819.4%*
rit 0 LAWYERS, 00NVNIANOBES,
REAL ZISTATE AGNEIEN, , tio.—A. palm 'ma
woofs a 131fastiorios Gopylot. - Good ransom &arab.
Copying. three cella per f 01.% (000 wards.) - 4 iddsfai
B..ITAIRPIELD, thin Mot, inmadistely.— -
BREWER , WARTED.--:-Briwer wanted la
the largeit Brewei7 West , or Plalladelphha—iney
time between now and Brewer
the Ant Of July -4
thorough, praotical Brewer of-Pale and-fltook Ake.
Apply, by letter, -to I .'BRllTrilh," ears of ft Phila
delphia laily Press, ,, ' giving fell tkarlieulare. ; Nose
but a first-Wass - , Brewer, with the beet or refarensee,
need apply. Married man preferred. " intatainge
A SITUATION , WANTED—By a LAD,
1 - IL' aged 18, (Gradiate Orittendenla Commercial
College,) as' Assistant Boot keeper or linla7 Clerk, Lw
a Wholesale Dey.gooda Jobbing or 00=0Stan Howse.
Would make - himself useful to his *wives. - Good
city references given as to Mosey, &o. - Address!
"I, T. 8.." Press Me.' rabid
%mum:tents.
U itgATLZY & .oLABSarei Aulait.sr.
, THEATRE..—WREara S. fralsekladietisi .s
Stage Manager.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, April 19, IM9,
SETE SLOPE. ,
In which Mr. Clarke will murrain four akaraetele ;
Emily Leeson, Miss Emma Taylor.' '
Till MAID OP MUNSTER. _
Charles Paragon, Mr. Wheatley.
JOSEPH'S COAT.
-
Joseph Dumbleton, Mr. Clarke. •
808 NETTLES.
Bob Nettles, Mre. Drew; Waddliove, Mr. Clarke.
Admission, lib Ms. 50011114 alga in Dew Orme, STII
eh; Orohestra Otani, fade; &MI Mt Pthrata Beies, Ti
eta; Gallery,llleM; Oallaryrar Colored Persow.,lls sts
Private Dow in Gallery for Gokrol firreems, le ors;
Whole Private Dow, U.
Doors open at 7 Wakest; email* at !ma Bail Ts
Dn.:LIMO. •
EW WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
11 OORREE NINTH AND WALNUT BTRICIIII.
Acting and Stage-Manager Mr. I. P. Essmk.
Business !damages Posaph D. Miarpag.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, April 19, ISIS,
, THE' WIDOW'S STRATAGEM.
BllTert de Toubiere. Mr: Perry; Hector de Bennerille,
Mr Rasoomb ; Madame de Blossao, Mrs.Fansu ; hew
ne He, Miss Fanny Pits Haim. • -
. A DISTILLS!' GOOD JOAN: '
In which Miss Nanny Pita /arson Will mien fins
characters.,
krises of admissicsrAkotind Tier aid !stony This
and Third Tlsr, 115 cents; Paws% TM_ osolif-Drooo
Circle, so cents; Private BOZOS 'SUWON' to their
locale; $3 and $6; Single Seats is mil Prints
Boxes, 16 cents.
Door* open it quarter to 7 cook•ok OWnor OA al
01/41look.
TWELFTH ANNUAL MILITARY AND
OITIZENIP DRESS BALL.--Oomplimentart to
the Philadelphia (Beck's) Band No. 1. will be fives at
the NATIONAL WARDS , HAIL, on TUESDAY 11 1 / 1 1-
NINO, April 19th,1859. • -•
Thst eta $I • each, admitting a Gentleman and Ledhal,
can be held at Beck & Bares', 828 Market street, or of
James R. Beck, 746 Yacrida street, above itleveatb, be
low Rite water.
aplB 21* WM. 01 VINYARD, Director.
THE CAMPBELLS ABE COMING
MAMMOTH TROOPS OF THE WORLD:,
001C01111 HALL
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY
NtBDNISDAY, THIIRSDAY,YETDAY & SATURDAY,
April 20, 21, 22, and 23. -
Originality, Versatility, and Comicality Com Hind!
RUMBRY & NSWOOBIBII
ORIGINAL
O.AMPBBILL MINSTR.ELLII.
8114811 BAND.
AND
D 0 lIEL B TROUPE
Among the old favorites will ba forted new 6014 with
new featu tee and novelties, who will have the honor of
making their first appearance in tit-11'414v: In order not
to be deficient In any one of the department of the_
80P/RlOll. ENTERTAINIONTA
given by this unrivalled Oorpe, the Define here
spared neither pains nor expense in eeltoLog for the
coming season the beat talent that can be bad. not only
from Ethiopian Minstrelsy, bat have gone so far sie to
cull from the OPERA, at the AOADEMY OP MOHO,
and the RONZANI BALLET TROUPE OF NIBLO'iI,
New York, each member being selected for hit Lodi-
Indust talent and superior excellent*.
The BRASS BAND, Cowl/tins of ten talented Huai
clans, will play nightly in front or the Hall, previous to
opening of the doors. '
Admission 30 cents. Doom open at T ; porfortionoo to
commence at 7,% o'clock.
aplB.Bt P. A. OLARK, Agent and Dullness Director.
Vex .&EIBURGH & CO.'S
ZOOLOGICAL & EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT
Will exhibit in this city, for THREE 'DAYS, ender
the new Pavilion , erected on the lot, on'
OPRr CB ST., BET. TENTH AND ELEVENTH STE,
O 1 THURSDAY NlOHT...4pril 21st, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS and raGars.
Tickets 25 mask. No hal( price
VAN 81111131168'SMONAGERIE OP WILD ANIMAtE
will be exhibited by Prof. Largworthy.
TIPP° EEO,
The Mammoth Elephant; will kW introduced, together
with a superior EQUESTRIAN TROUPE, Mending the
51 &BEGAN /AIRILY.
Mast. JAB. MADIGAN. Dr. JAB. 1,, THAYER,
Who will introduce his
DOMIO MULES AND MALTED /ACE.
HAMM; ELLSLEB. '
MISS ELLA MADIGAN.
Mr Nat Anatin,Measra. Oarpenter,Ringoade, Norton,
Armstrong, and a powerful auxiliary host.
VAN AMBURGII & 00. will make a Street Parish,
on Thurxley, and will exhibit in Pawkier:Lon
MONDAY, April 28th. WS et
oM i t:7 2 o h a t GH* GAIETIES—Ram St.
- • Zngsgement of • - -
JENNY LIND-AND — RASH HAYES '
- Setter known as
Miss FANNY YORRIDIT: sod
Miss ELIZA SHULMAN.
• She two greatest Vocalists In Philadelphia, appearing
nightly . in Ballads, Daetts, and Opemtic Gems
GMAT BAND OF OBBENADBRS, AAIUN IN
NUMBER.
First appearance of the
HIITOILINSON 'FAMILY.
7. H. ROBINeON, Great Condo Vocalist.
GEORGE MILKS,- Pattiotio and Bentlmendol Singes.
Mies KATE LUDLOW, nonsense.
LOW GAYLORD,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
And J. CONRAD.
BILLY THOtdAll, Minna thrskw. „
spll Mons. =SIDON, 9iolnlet.
IHILTSIOA.L FUND HALL.
BIADAMB Vtgati.ooLiNTl,
Prima Donna Amluta of the Italian Opere Bowe of
Pads, London, et. Petersburg, Vienna, Iliflan,..NlPlllay
and all the great continental cities, as well as Mee at
America, has the honor to annonnoo that Ike win
giro
ONE GRAND OONOPLST,
THE BIIISIOAL FUND HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 191 a,
Tbie being her first and only concert in PhDs.
dolphin ninon her return from Europe.
MADAME DISOACIOIANTI
will be misted by Mr. H. DENNSTT, the great Arne.
rice. Besse or the Greed Open, Florence, Mr. G. R.
SW% the eminent Pianist,
ISIONOII 11180A.COUNTI,
The distii3gaithed Violoncellist, and other artiste of
celebrity.
The programme will embrace the gems of Italian.
German, and NegUah song, as given by
•
MADAMS BIBOAOOLANTI
with unprecedented anceeet In all i the great capitals of
Xurope and America.
For full partlodate see eubseanekt adeeridsementa
and programmes.
NOTION.
The price of admies'on to an parte or the ball, trttb.
out reservation of sea's, is fixed at FIIITY OENTa.
Tickets can be obtained at the Neutio Btoree of Beck
& Lawton, Lee & Walker, Chestnut street, at the prin
cipal hotels, and at the ball we the evening of the
concert
/111H0.141E17V8 VARIETIES!—(Cafe Thea
-11
trod northwest corner of 111TH and miler
NUT &Tante'.
MISOELLANNOUB SNTEBTATIrbSISIT
NYBNING - VEINING THE WEEK,
Comprising Joinlic and Sentimental Banll4ll, Genes Or
Operas, litiliopian Delineation', and ooncladlog with
A MASON NIGHTLY.
Commencing at Admission 10 and 15. intilh-lm
►III PENNSYLVANIA ADADEXY OP
TWA PHIS ARTS,
No. 1026 OMISTNUT STRUT,
IS °WIN DAILY tawadva excepted) from ! A. Re
tills P. M.
Admission 26 cents. Children 12 cents.
Shares of Stock, entitling the holder's family to iS.
[Manion atoll times, 630. dicer
ITSIOAL FUND HALL.—THE GEE
lti
MANIA ORCHESTRA give Palle REARS.
ALS every SATURDAY. Single Tickets 26 cents
a package of tickets for 51, which may be obtained at
Andre% 110 Oheatnet street ; Beck to Lawton's, cornets
of Seventh and Chestont, and at the door Of tits Mall.
The performance commeneee at SU o'clock P. M. alt it
4:llVtiriatts.
I
MPROVED SPECTACLES, correctly ftt
ted to the Eyeehllcrocoopee, Opera Olaceee, Ste
reoecopee, Art Halal Human Ryes, &0., at
MORRIS F. FRANKLIN, Optician,
apls.6t 112 South FOURTH Ht., below Chestnut
- PHILADELPHIA
0_415 AND READING RAILROAD
- meeta. Office T.,17 Borah FOURTH Street.
PHILADSILPHIA. April 18th, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
On and atter MONDAY, 18th inat , TWO PASSEN
GER TRAINS will be run DAILY (Sundays excepted)
to Harrisburg, via Reading and intermediate points.
MORNING LINN.
Leaves the Depot at Broad and Tine streets at 7.89
A. IC
Arriving In Harrisburg at 12 80 Noon.
AFTERNOON LINN
Leaves the Depot at Broad and Vine streets at 3.80
P. H.
Arriving in Harrisburg at 8 SO P. M.
Pare to Harrisburg, let ohms 88 28
cc Ic Id class 2 70
By order of the Board.
apl9•lm W. H MoILMINNY, Seoretary.
ToilFait -
PHILADELPHIA,
AND BRAM% BAIL
ROAD, moisavy!cf 11Nti, for POTTBVILLE , MAD:
XNG and HABSIBBURU.
Leaves the Depot, at corner of BROAD and VISA
Streets, 417.30 A. Id., DAILY, (Sundays aseeptrd,) for
POTTSVILLE. HARRISBURG, and all intermediate
points, connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to
Pittsburg, Oltamberaburg, Carlisle, Solihull, do.
APTERNOON LINES
Leave at 3 80 P. 31., DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
IidERISBITEG.
-At 4.45 P. 31., DAILY, (Stradays exospted,) for
BEADING, and intermediate points.
apiS W. H. MoLLELENNY, Secretary.
#TO HlTir OHEAP WATCHES, go to
Northwest oornerPot BXOOND and NNW Struts,
42. [llO- 6 m*l I. PRIM
fIAVANA CIGARS—A superior- assort-
AA. meat, comprising—
Figaro,. Espanola, -
,
Prnebese, Noptuno,
Ore Son Petrie, dm., &e.
Jost received and for sale low by . .
CHARLES TSUI,
0019-113 130 WALNUT and 25 GRit.l9lT2 bin
BURNING FLUID, Alcohol, and Cam
phone, in bbls. and Ulf Ws., manufactured and
for sale by KowLEY, &1311BURNIR, & CO.,
aplo No. 16 SOUTH WH&S.V.W.
TAR AND PITCH.—
60 bbl. Tar.
350 keys do.
900 We. Pita. to store and for sale b
ROWLBY, ABLIBURNZR, & PO .
1149 No. 30 eqvlrg HARVSdr