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4 Eiti,,l.rnisieiri=i'afitnch, Alliance. '. I ' 'Atlantic City and Cape May.
,',=• Thei•Loiden:Tt - - iiirlitirillt ' l e it tl l Y I
Well Among them aptadvantag*el Philadelphia - , ,:,
~ . ~_ ...... . ,
, ' e e,I eV ' _yelled
liliferlited iiipOn'f rernsttei $ nil decisively : may b assa er,,tinconnections ':''. '''''l4ltitfioni. , ‘ Oceastonni.”
=deeherait_lhat - the ttl-.‘tiotweow4P, 80 3 wok' li 4 gkititii4iter ijearta, ae•• wldl those in the ..4. a ' r , ;,.- . - • , :...- .
Ti
iu respondents* of The ?cont..' .. . .. -
.EriotOtilM phi fekeir t jtarve alidlefensiVe el-, r .interibiefeettriltate-as en the - adjacent sea- •-• ~, , ~-. ,- .
-ibWiiii. or; rithei,itikt4to
•,- 1 . 4 ‘ . re, treat es, board. Nature,_lt this latter - inspect, has been i, ' ' ' •-' ' ' W AsmilliT "' 11. ! 17-il ' 18 . 58 !
-.--,-ii .. ...:,..,..- -• .: ,
l it in thin. oWenknUa-titthatwejn..rrance and., over-gen e r o us to Us.
~ Digie, key Is beyond all • The' lest steamor from , the Pacific. bringilii`e
important noire that . Southern California li pro.
A tri Hai' '' "' ' '." - €oatiiiiirtrappe 14 0 41deetitiiiihd meaf contiiicitti
I " *I V': ~ a engages -- to '' :Li -
~ fled, - aide resort ill
."
Posed - to be "set 'apart - for th e creation of is new
the 'CO.,operationYof her
,fieets in the Battle the Union. It has no eepial; and - having the i Territorial GOvernment. A movement for that
and the: Neiptarrenean, and to 'place an army 1 advantage of all others, ,in the fact that its object has-been going on evot: einee the admission,
'0f,50,060-nen on the Austrian frontiers. This hotels are larger, more convenient , and more iin 1860, of California as a Slate Into the Union.
'llitirestbitaithiSetthetirstfreaty, -Tlie - se'critid- popular - - than the - Se of other resorts of the 'lf .the, separation-really take- place, and Con
,grens should rant a Territorial Gavernment,, then
~ Vide 'Filielli4b declare war' against same kind, it must always be classed as the .
for' approval e rejec
1 011. " d St 'thorn pea o i r.-,
Aki 4*iediont4intellrriftiolt;.4..rtafP7:-/,!-7tetli, the reoriailee,itroaiyor,thootioeuvrerp,ei-cospbleeatiTihajihderraelisaneko" th e question popular' ef e,tt rev i ere s lgnti ag ain rit ises ,
n ais the arge mass o the hfoxiourborn peep ei
`lttaiidaiid- , 4thatltlici first treaty has been' iiiriC'eflireAt: inliroad:noinmilideation:to it, who because
_citizens -of the 'United States
„iii:legeteileit.. dOintitiriie , probablY. before the. 'and that visitors are 6onipellsd,tOtake steam- ` under the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, bi whioh,
,Ainiitptiast7pakfoxl c ons - ,,..l•TAxoLitoiii,.it Will boats , which ,, however agreeable , lu: a moos- at the eam'e time, California • itself was acquired.
iihrt.tieftitembOodV 2 iitiblOiattiht:the first day-of jailiY, a -tedious and monotonous. mod 4. of F renchmen , en, who haie gone out to delve for gold,
/i3SP,!Y;:l4eiieiosOr,stilejestige to : thsli.ustilan travel in these that days. Notwithstanding and have remained, have mostly settled in the ge
linibaesiidat ,' it' the - ITulleritii, which fore. , 'this"; trittie May 'ls always cerialri' to; rineceed. temperate climate of the region along the
Gulf of California. These, with many Americans,
i:liblid'etieitivitati:titrieltliC;lttvents aire:triw in- ,Aliatitio,Oity, which 'eau he'reicbed by rail--
. . .
*ltily,developingf,---, The; supplementary treaty road:aftei an hour and a quarter's ride, is pe
turo ,of 'the irape. They have been eo raw
'Aiiiie--eitliiiiii:dirit lit' bilk ilia - before the corn-- culiarly• a . Pennsylvania resort. When we ou , - , - • • • . • •
- . - • . ful that - already, Southern California, in
?tellsemo4:-PlAhe*titi*ElP.-'?; i:.•.. - _ --. ,'" 'redact' that we cans' arrive in sight of w Old, the • raising. of champagne, hook, Land all
",_ The lEttroi,46(''Pirries - of April 80, thus Co n an" ' In - about - "tliti"';ciairid Period of time ; of; the, lighter wines , now rivals the vineyards
oionTa f. nse . opn - A *o l ex, a nfarm, :,. ,: , • that ":WOrild - be,, consumed by . - a , gentleman of 'Southern Prance. , Hundreds of thousands
,' '-'That ildrieoalltion of the Colossus of the North Arty { rig in hie prtvato carriage to . dermantown of dollars worth of champagne alone aro exported ,-
.withtbenephew oi Oa groat mili t a r y adventurer, Or,to Marlayunt, we feel that we have a right to annually. The effort has been to extend over ibis
Plebe WO$04)411111//4 f1 . 00d,0 IM peitim of the world .
, 0 , 00 .. 6 . 6 - , , m0. • ictotiits.r b tat., (melt not t, Labe , call Atlantic city a Philadelphia community, region the Jae Station of slavery. When California
; ,
pop u larity of Atlantic refused to recognise that institution in her mule.
pieduinW I t he Willett It eel:4sta to' have A good 'deal- of the
crested; biome the tatirsell- events ever since ' City '''inliet ' rightly . ... be' 'attributed te Jens and Congress endorsed that action, attempts were
AC. hinnination 'of , theo-Orimean war their been ~ made to mouse a separation, Mr. Broderick, Alio
tiedlnitia the mho direction. The sympathy bi. Byterann, Eari ! ,'„ the President , of the Oam- noblabearted Senator from California , has had
tween - Frineetind`Rinisie did' not date, from the .den ; and Atlantic Railroad, who, during ;his a large proportion of his support from the goutherw
time that the English Parliament threw 'our Lord
TaltatinitctaliViinnifiraisy - Bill, and bid Government
two years at thebead of that Corporation, (in- portion of that State , support ' d
and a exoltlk
along with ; it-Lit ;' existed"' previotislys 'but that eluding the period of panic and depression,) ,beortase Of • his unswerving. adherence ,te -, the
evens noun mire brought:the two
,despots• much has' Contrived, • by alnicisi sup erhuman ' tiaer. Deniooratio . principle of • popular sovereignty.
*olos'ov''' tdgether i 'Aar -- With , OtheAngloTiench '• • • maintain - - .
in view of th i s fact,' and of many :other
iiiilllitimistetforialleiemall by, drigreen and beau& tions, to its credit and to . reduce its
thin as which MAt' be detailed, there is ,e very
.fallyi'lini,if the :Frontitilluitaror felt, and the ' expenses . Mr. linonniau , bas elttensiVe Boa : - , - : :
traditional bistliset-cof thercsar teldlilin, that their dal and business connection s in every part of reason to believe that the new Territory will
• reiptietlie seheareffof lilander • - could lie beat , pro., , . ~ be the beginning of another free State upon die
mined ttiflarilliti 7 andi Concert. - Alexander the the union.' -He is untiring in his exertions to Pardee. lam certain that, in- ,dase the proposed ,
Second hatietilitlinfoiidnese of bra Mute for rho attract bulinSes an 4 traVelje"the road , and we separation In effected, the aoqUinition qf Sonora
.stokiniiii-e'reffeetePErlgniad has repudiated lila 'a' - not at all ituiprined tolielar'that' he in pre- will bei Insisteidon;and that with &more, Arizona,
rether'stofferof *portion of the spell-,LEgypt and
the land of Oendia--azukhe knew thatishe would par i n gto 'open the coming season with all his and Southern California, a 'division will be at-
Jaren oondi4; - .while lab's royaltirether, of France menee thifdamovite; design on. Con
- . - - -- , • , - i , ,' '
characteristic energy. and 'sagacity. . ---.- tempted to tie made so as to form at leant two now
Itintinople
slave States. This will fail, ho wever , for bes ide 1
ha foand:.o,ovillinuooadjator, riho:would - ironic ..,
at'allthin,,and;, in :fiatt, aid ;In the „robbery, on ' - W,ashlattons;H:eights Again. the fact that ten men emigrate from the free
,Oinitlitlen-zthat , ,htil, shou ld have,„an equivalent Staten to one from the Southern States, and scarce,„ :
am:gent iiltreaurerirmear, home, such, for Instance, one of fifty of the emigrants from the latter carry
1 1
swtirs.l.oberaldienpfliolgium,.pashing the Prenoh slaves with them, the character of the - sill and,'
frini 'iii-Ao ii - ithine -owing. Prussia of the pro.' the great inducements held out for Commercial on.
;,viewieO ; coupe:A:46i ler:by: the treaty oflifienna,-
with;
_perhape,,a alien; :Of Austrizialponsessions in terprise, because of the proximity of the Graf .of
Italy"', .A.ttiniort,lbeo, between the - two military California, Will forbid the establishment of any.
Payrent: for. coalmen purposes• of 'aggression like alavo'States in that quarter as anticipated. '
~..
'Shekel - O - widen-we havo,glaneed,, was the most Western Virginia papers state that never before
natural thing in the world, and the condition of was, such indifference exhibited as in the present
the Italian-Staten, aided by the polloy,whioh Sar
dinia:lasi leagleen punning:towards Austria, at'. Gubernatorial canvass. This looks bad for Mr.
forded the iinspdesised opportunity." , , -• Leteher, for he will go ever the mountains from
`The Diiity ‘ Niii , i,w4l9li is Lord :Toms Rai- Eastern Virginia with immense odds against him.
iiiirls , iiiiiitt;;Orengly dertieti that any such Unless, therefore, of 'which there seems- now no
, denies - th at
ritatle4a4nb'itettOxicittlia; bit admits that probability, he carries the west, with him in large
majorities, be is doomed to defeat. Cede the op.
8 :•,.L onven on, between :the two Powers has position get hold of the Old Dominion, and then
Imini 4 enteredinici;•bat' tliejirdrunidericos may the Demooraoy will be more ,emphatic than the
;fever arise to ; bring ; it into execution; and it have boon in their denunciations of the suieidal
lade; ''. if , Th,e -.'"(3oniettiiOn '7 is) not directed
- , ~. -
#gaiitifitEiglaildr bat it' is, intended` to insure adherence to the platform of the Democratic'
11te,, - ,,nentrility of, the, rest of ,Earope while party,' as enunciated by , the State-Rights Demo.
,Flttrice arid Anstria Aglaia, Italy. Its aim is opts of your State
,at Harrisburg on the 13th of
trielre n ninaribe the horrors and calaMities of April. .
'War by,Coistinituf ;hostilities to their original
*theattra,betweenliii .Alps and the Itiediterra.;
siedn.!''''''' ".-• ' '-`
' ' " - - '' - ' -
-- iiiirdiihrisnrie own semi-official organ states
that 'Barenl3a;inistriv his' declared to L6rd
'Matiiitiateri that sea treaties as the Times
•deliCribeiStirel. - quite ,, Ideal. .liespite ' these
ltrong . :ContradietiOnS;,,tlie"Tfi)i . is i s ' statement
"receividlici inachieredence - in London that a
.pardri". arose' in! , the ,7 Sttick 'Exchange ' there,,
whielt "imeied `.'.ilie - fairure 'of . many brokers ;
'caused. the Funds to`fall nearly five:per, cent.,
int indOced thts-Bazdr of England to advance
their:rite,ofdiscorint from-2j , to ili` per cent. -
- - - , :lcord Joins Bunsen • who evidently. knows
-nothing . -0,,5i1l about the raatter; - tiold the - Oleo,
1 4 4: 4 4 , X+tiillkitt;tilat . lie ;did not believe in the
iwintenen of , an'offhlitive"and'defenalie 'treaty
:lcitti,Yeeitt.Mnealt('al‘d.,E'renee. ',The real state
eiliie ' ease; ' iie:heilwied,-- was that, In ease
_
Giiinartyriti4diyar:' - ori„ France; there Was a
liiitilietWeeit the two . Enipernis for extend
lag the,field of:the conflict.' ,:- '.' :, '- •
i!';.".llti:- , l3itiiirti . ; -- whe'is aliolitical leader op
pefteAtiotill,Warfare,, hail a London 'newspaper
of his Win_called the Star,' Which ;makes the
i t alloWitig ti'incitii r tant,"lC trael revelation :
•,-!l.4:::.*ii ..hii Inforiiied- thiit'4he,..Etoperes of the
PiJitio4 fArsi revariled.hie schemes in the interview
t f.isherms.' Ro propoeedto this Queen that the
t e ',l6triAti lli tlyle v ar c le ert g i n 6 g a i l at t d ie , re/re:s n i d e '
lterteetauilshe:,lll , ltisteadr- T he. Queen rejected,
the. siggettilesiAtt _timas - ,whielf - expressed -indig-
AaitehitAliwilk i Natwleate afterwards' addressed
ildrisselfjetthesltruperor3.-Alexender - ,-. and the
iliitirtialr -4toltrittgardt- took , plitoe. , • As we
Arsi,• . t o l l f,Air, foundation was then 156
as
40 - SdistrOtilhe4ontitilon of Austria Jn !taw
ali. tue means °tooting. off her pretetudomito- be,
aonilderni..aTuvopeam-Pcrier.,,ltussia conissated,
.to Aititiaell;iniggefited,' partly ; , by way of:_aveng
nig , -hertaW ripcm.Anatilis for her participation In.
limafforlathatWorejniade . td ,drive Russia, back
*Lou' tiro Biontine Peninsula, and partly in order
- te'render herself popular with the -Italians, and
thereby, getting !friends and a footing in the Me=
Alterrememi., The (Hand Halos Conatantine's join.
neY.and-rhe jentraat',renpeoting Vlllafranoa.fol-•
10rred," 4 :::,,,•:.,; : - ., , „: , ..,,,, •1 1 ,,
'.. kinethingle - pretty dear: '. Louis Napoleon
•Itifi'deelaredliiidielf independent of the once-
Ifalueedliii6e with 'England.
The Earopean War Crisis..
steatner' . .Pir'sfa,whiett,left Liver-
POO en'Aprilklth, and arrived et New York
7eaterdaYphaelOnght , us-our usual files of
foreign - newspapers. lbeir Intelligence had
:beentnitainly, anticipated, by the....Botelaide, at
• St;',',lohatiOnitthe, details give us a more con.
:ret'iMpiiimleit:el the actual state of Europe,
se lately as twelve days agoi• It appears pro
bithliVridwithstandhurQerious reports to the
,optatrarY; that the Austrians, up to the date of
the iateat advice, had not crossed the Ticino,
9Le,rrlver; which - separatea, Ifoinbardi' from
Fiedinont. - ]lye.wlli be pardoned ter remind.
ing some readers _that the Klegthim`of Sar.:
dinialttketl'.itafnable:ficM the island of,Sar
rdinia, wbiehls south of:Oortitea, and that its
.main territory, on Italian soil, cOnsiatti of Se.
voy and' riedinprit: - •
„ _
)'lt,Wotild seem' that Sardinia was prepared
,forpielnyasier,andliad tlie:poitar "of check.
lu' laying - the 'vas water;, by:
opiminethweitnals employed 'for the purpose
of irilgatingztlia ` boil.'; . ;ThiSweilld praiont the
Xurin,-the capital.
YIOTOIL :the Ring - of; Sardinia,
fiadlainefficproilanaatiente,hia army , but
tendSd for all concludes thus : txu I.
‘Willlbp - fyotho ceptain: ' I' . have proved your
AO, of lAttpi, by - the aide of my
ilinatilous father. This time you will have for
YOnt.:.'eneriadeti,leallent, French soldiers, your
cemPanions Oii,Tchernaii whom the Empe
ror haii - sentAcOmpport .and defend
,our just.
.;atitCClVl.ll . Shig;, cause.. ,276rWard. - ,te victory. ,
'Lot- . baniters announce •to you, that our,
object,llike - OritWericry, is, the 'lndependence
.Of ,
,-,There was -a rumor. that, at .the eleventh
- beitr, - Atudria - hadratiownn. desire to' retract,.
Sad iiedeit. the Mediation of England.
„wildie,'Frtnithltroaps were rapidly. arriving in
•.•
Amother complication bad, arisen." In the-
Grand , Pitchy - of liscany Olio • ancient Etru
ira) f ajevelutionary readionladttairen place,
iit'faio . r, 'At` rrien
Tiedt,'And,the . Grand Duke
I:xoeotm, II had Ouletly,iremoyed himself and
Airily: from '• Florentfe,, his' while • the .
• Pla*Azit:,;Wi„lptiabitiolts; had paternized with
~thei.Piedmontese--had formed a provisional
G:avoirihent, without riot or bloodshed= and
had'e'veriiinie the length of appointing -the
King of Sardinia- their Dictator. ' , There had' ,
_beerirezolts . ,:at
.oarrars and, the little 'Duchy
It would not surprise us to learn,-
by- the , - next= snail; that Farina, Modena, and
,T,T4p4 Hato sidcd with Sardinia, which, by
suoliticcessioni would then comprise territory
'lothi - extmit of one n third_of Italy. 'The tid o,
ReV,adution, sweope rapidly,
andtirresistibly. oni once that it is on the flow.'
74or:ii It po Calculating events inltaly, _ lii the
prs4entMite'
By this timiViis•alt-• probability, that bad
.:ftiala t ll(itig.fiespis,:OCNailleti, has closed his
Wicked,career.' - ,Tbere ii - Just a chance that'
irMOOstiet,`wifti is Infers to hate . Austria,.
may pursue : ' 1 eof conduct, as a ruler, very:
Ailferent tber,course of cruelty and infs.-
'iny'Whioli:ieis tlo lithedisgraned the Kingdom
-0 thti TWO_ /310.1lielsiiP,-,•the.eYels of Go 4 and
inan.• If Naplea_,ivereio aide with Sardinia,'
44 . 4be l ematekeenteat, we, ; worth' give very,
riffle ,fori.tize . ,fesimple of Austrian- owner-.
*lti - Orthelenibeirdo.lrimitian . provinoes.
i . W,g,liallSot yet been% actually derairtenced.
iappeara - ,eeitain :among many
r
fee'ilualji
:-"
„ „
skilkllubitsh another. ietter
tromltsily,4lo4 *if pirited and faithfuLtiesailp
tiott4t,po-461etysia6npery G enoa la
:/3,10041.1:,):#0:01tOuA0g1:0014104bital,itil: • •
"DtilliEfa'sr ,ivinr:Flioiy":-;:ggeplr's I re6kti ,of
taidia •
e7410:4 eites Another chapter, to, the extent
bf oolniiine, of the "Tale of .Two
,
,„,,~lakan -
- ,
A few days ago, Ny,eder,Tibed the moue
mania:with which Hr. Hitinair, of the New
York Herald, is now afflicted. .31e has bought
a quarter-acre of land in -a suburb of Now
Yorke on which he has erected a tt
the whole cost of which was not discharged ;
when list we heard about it, in a court of law.
or three times a week, since he became
possessed of this suburban retirement, he
duly Reads his new' place of residence- 7
endeavoring, in short; to write it 'up, just as,
Inalffermit'Stoaks have been Written up in his
isiotteY,aitieles. Yesterday, he devoted nearly
a column, in-all the majesty of his largest type,
to the glorification- of «a new and' original
map of Washington Heights, beautifully exe
cuted and 'colored; and of very large size,
being on a scale of one bleb to two hundred
feet." This map is for sale, he says, and
puffs .it so strongly that—except that, of
course, so virtuous a person is above suspi
cion-one might think he was 'tehave into
,rest" sale. He says t.
.
"We take this opportunity of again urging on the
property owners, of. oshington Heights the im•
portal:Me of holding a
,moiting soon to fir:lipOn
fOIIIO plan - oriaring out the'etreets for the adop
tion of the tiekt LegislatUre: Here is a splendid
map ready to hand; and Which, we dare say, can
be obtained at a reasonable rate. It it the very
thing, wanted—the desideratum . supplied The
whole matter can thus be eettled at once ; and tho
place will be be saved frolic the machinations of
jobbers, ready to sacrifice- to their own cupidity
the interests or the property owners and• the na
tural beauty and the healthy oharaoter of this
magnificeit faubourg of the dip of the city of
New York" - ' -
• Bans= evidently ',wants to dispose of the
"_splendid map," "and wishes that the fc'pro
perty -holders" (of whom he" is one, by 'virtue
of bis 4:leerier-sore of land,) shall laiMit 'thti
Strantti as regards their own caprice or conve
nience, not with respect to public utility.
The • closing flourish about Washington
Heights, tieing a' of magnificent faubourg ' of
the Elite of the City of New York," comes,
strangely froth one.of this 'august asseMblage
'of if property-ltolders," who, when beaten by
General Wass; coolly made out a balance-and
lost sheet; estimating his three vest-buttons at
eta emits, and' hie Ontinged honor nt•nothing,
and who, on another occasion, Made 'the grati
fying announcement of. cc Cowhided again I"
Does the: fine of New York include many
'such." Property 7 holders.". as this person ?
.07" We aro pained to notice that some of
the news - papa ... desalt:me to repeat certain idle
oalumniesmorithe chareeterof-lici- Amarni
.V.-15147fitIas_ since the termination of hie tri a l,
etWasitington, aifit such comments upon that
trial could' do him any harm, or society any.
good: -'A-happy, Contrast this exhibition
&smiles' ty be noted; in the feet that - all the'
jeurnals' known to have desired, his, acquitter
havo • carefully. abstained , from unfriendly or
disparaging 'comments upon the 'prosecution.
Mr. - i Simms hl self deserves great credit for
the qtilet 'and graceful manner, in which he
lies retsived the deobsion of the jury, and for
his 'entirely .unebtrusive deportment from the
time of -the rendition .of the . verdict to the
present horir. It does seem to us that de-
Minty, If not hiurianity, should, under these
elicumstancee,h4ve 'constrained certain of our
coMmpOraries In the comments they. have
Made. :" - -
Italian Opera.
.‘.‘ Martha'," was repeated, on Tuesday evening,
to an audience not large, but at once apprealative
and enthusiastic. Tee whole performance was
eatisfaetory, the More so because (ari Formes did
not gag. The follotring notice to the public, was
distritatted in the house : •
ffereril strictures having teamed@ on Mr. Formes
singing tc Ittlitba” in German, while the other artiste
slog 1t In Italian, the direetOr bass leave to state that
the part of Plunkett, as originally composed in German
for Mr. Formes, bee been re-written by Mr. Flotow for
Signor Gruleni,lfilli le 74 high baritone, and le now es.
eentially different, both as'•regardi•naruate and words.
In the Irejmesibillty of having .the morels translated Into
Italian at so short nothe,ldr. Formes is compelled to
retialn the original German words.) ). •• •
We publish this, not by request, because it
makes the only apology for flail Formes that could
be tendered. Mid this statement been , made pre- •
tious to the first performance of ' , Martha," the
pullet would have distinctly understoed the case.
Mr. Formes singing iri German; without enplane,
than or apology, caused great direattethotion.
Many of the audience were unequivocally dis
pleased. The,,Pliooter's card; as above, exone
rates a very fine artist, and sta. him right with
the public,'
"Roberto it Diavolo" was performed last night,,
to the fullest house of the present season.' On this
occasion, Stefan' showed himself acquainted with
the_musio, sang finely, and aoted admirably, as
Robert.,- It is scarcely too Ewes to say. that
Formes, as. Bertram, literally out-did himself os
a great,dramatio vocalist. Madame Gaszaniga'a
Alice (first time here) was one of her finest per-'
formanoes. It was the first time, also, of Madame
Laborde's appearing, in this lty, as , Isabella:
-Her part Was greatly curtailed—indeed, the opera
was, corionsly out up, - but she fully displayed
Jain!:,:vrondenful vooallsation in , "Roberto oh
tu - che adore." anssaniga particularly distin.
gobbed herself in the concerted pieces, but her
solo, "Ilanne, dime al fielo," waa also very finely
'rendered. The hest of tie Performance was the
trio, in not Squardo immobile," ,by ties
ianiga, Formes, and &anat. The 'dewing was
about as , bad as it could be—ludicrously rob
managed. The performanoes - did not close until
after half-past eleven. The audience worn ex
tremely-.well pleased, if their enthusiasm bo
'taken as a, test. '
EMIL AND BAUM 60131ZTY,-AS IVO antici
pated; Nenkomm's Oratorio of David was perform
ed, with considerable, esteem, to an audience
wbioh, despite of very bad weather, crowded Mu;
sled Band • Hall, on Tuesday' evening. The
'ehorusell, all through, were' admirable, well-timed
and truly effective. The finest, beyond all com
parison, was the Coronation Anthem, the "Heil
to thee, David," and the Pinata. The first solo by
David (Mr. G. W. Hazelwood) was applauded; but
though he eapg mast carefully, there seemed a
little want of self-confidence at the commence
ment. This soon wore off, and his duet with
GOliah was finely exeouted. In part II his song of
rspreof to Saul woe even better. The parting with
Jonathin also .gave setisfaotion) and the climax,
sole, immediately following the Corronation
them,:was all that could' bo .desired. Mr. J. J.
Heisler's excellent - and well managed bass Yoke'
gave' latingiished offeot to the music /blob Gollah'
had to execute. His ibeitatives were finely enun
ciated -.(oartioularly the scornful u I cannot war
vilth,lo,lo and the' sneoeiding share in the duet
Hasle/oed. Mr. •Philip Rohr (who surely.
Isnot an amateur singer ?) was more happy with the
musical rap of tiattl than we expooted7-for, to say
the plain truth, he'd. singing has grown a little
;melees of Tate,, and his enunciation has often been
indistinct. Mr. 3. G. Ululated gave a very faith;
id rendition of /bat he had to sing as Jonathan.
The two principal female vocoliste (Mrs. Emily J.
Reed and Miss Henrietta Shaw) did het sing very
iind'wezelielow par. , There was a .young
lady in White" (cianie to us wholly unknoirn) sitting
nice thepo, -whose volse sometimes' reached us so
melodiously in the choral singing, that we should
baits beenOW:to have heard her in a solO.
a t vi John Waddington, of England, visitod
Plymouth loot week, arid made a aarefal expMia
flan of the localities oonnedted with the blitory of
the Pilgthaile Oa - Tuesday evening he gave a lea
cure on the history of the Puritans prior to 1620.
PRESS.-1 1 111LADELPHIA, TiliittSDAV, MAY 1/, 1869.
B ;,)t.wiy:l9.liT. MAX
War In Europe stares at ns from all the news..
papers. It engrosses• dinner-table disoussioa
serves for chitchat in -the parlors, and actually
ruffles into motion the present stilllife of the clubs.
It is very apparent, while our people sympathise
heartily with France in her stand for Italian - lib
arty, and as heartily hate the intense despotism of
Atltria, that at the BRIM time the United Slatee
oughtllnnty and steadily adhere to the ancient
habits of our diploMa4 r and oarefully avoid being
drawn' into the Complication. It 18 clearly our
interest to stand aloof, and open our market for
the sale, to all parties, of the Holt harvests which
we are promised this year.
. That war there is inevlt ibis is hardly to be
doubted. Immense preparations in naval and
Military armaments have been going on with pro.
digious activity for more than elm The armies
of the nations have been put upon a war footing.
-All this certainly has not been done for nothing.
Young Francis Joseph, of Austria, who is only
twenty- nine,has more political sagacity, and holds
the imperial reins with a better hand, than we
have here been in the habit of giving him credit
for Louis Napoleon burns to rival the splendid
military achievements of his uncle. , Sardinia has
been growing into-power gradually. The Mar
grave of Brandenburg in the long wars of the eon
tinent, became the Kingdom of Pf 1161114. A count
who has grown to be a king now seeks to take a
seat at the ommoll'board with the five great Poi!
era Count Oavour is his emansellor, and he could
not hate a better. When the Kaisers wore
strong, in the days'-of' Charles the Fifth and
Maria Therese, they Relied all they could
of their ueighbor's Possessions,, and whit thOY
could not steaCtiey got 'by marriage. :"Their
Italian States werecaoquired in that way. New
thiatite Other Powers bait! grown etranger;rli4eV
would like to bate triaoreby they would
scours more - thin they have at present. In
- the
contliot pekoe Of the, combatants , instead of making
a gain, will, in the sarcastic phrase of the Fran*
make a lose.. A drop of water, under the micro.
soope, shows us the big fish eating up all the small
fry, and the war just commaning, will exhibit a'
like phenomena.
I notice among the visitors here lion. AllisOn
White:of your State, No man has endured more
for the present• Administration than Mr: White.
Ile has stood by the President with great courage
and ionsisteney, and really against the public;
opinion of his district, and in the face of the pro
teetof Ms Mender, um:Malty on the Kansas ques
tion. It would &pm pleasure to announce that
Mr Buchanan had tendered to Mr. White Bowe
sash mark of his confidence as he really deserves
at his bands.
The prospect of a war in 'Europe will unpuis
tienebly attract a large number of A:Reflect:3s
anxious to spend the summer in Italy, and to be
in the neighborhood of the hostilities of the great
Continental European Powers. It is now a mere
pleasure trip from 'New York to Liverpool, and
you must not be surprised if some of the first men
in America should rush over to witnets the con
flict between the two systems of absolute and
popular governments. The truth is, our fashiona
ble people, or rather our wealthy people, long for
a new excitement, and nothing could bo more
agreeable to thorn than to be present, out of
harm's way, at ono of the great struggles in which
embattled Europe would be called upon to decide
between opposing theories. I knot* that neutrals
in a state of war are sometimes apt to lose their
lives ; but in this age of progress I will,not bo at
all astonished to her that while half a million of
men ore compelled -to take each other's lives in
Europe, almost another
,half a million should bq
found in the neighborhood of the emeute, mownl.
ling to risk their own lives itl the 'game, yet eager
to see who loses and who wins.
Mr. Cobb returns' from Georgia with no good
news. "The aurae of factions," as honest Pierre
says, " still disturbs our councils." raotions not
only in Georgia, but in Alabama and Mississippi,
reign paramount, and Mr. Cobb has got himself
mixed up in one of the ugliest domestio , quarrels
in his awn State that ever befell a public man.
Having scoured, however, the services of that ele
gant sad accomplished gentleman, Mr. Clayton, as
his Resistant, who far eurpasses Beau lirummei in
the particularity of his apparel, and far outshines.
Alexander Hamilton in his financial and political'
acumen, the Secretary of the Treasury can safely
repose between the solid walls of hia own depart
ment. OCCASIONAL.;
PUBLIC SALES REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, by
Thomas do Bons sell ;regularly every week, eaoh eaJa
oomprisingauoh an amount of valuable property
as to render them worthy of attention. See ad•
vertisemen's, anotion head. 1
THE COLLECTION go VALVABLIC PAINTINGS to
be sold tomorrow (Friday) morning is now ar
ranged, at ,the auction, rooms, for examination,
with catalogues. •
&loins or A LITTLE Ginn.-The Green
field Gazette gives the following account of 'a
touching case or suicide by a little girl eight
years old, daughter of Warren Leonard, at Deer.
field, Was,' en Saturday, April SO: dAbout 4
o'clock in the afternoon her mother had occasion
to comet her for some little misdemeanor, when
she,beeaute very much exalted, and shut herself
in a reom, where she remained about an hour,
when her mother called her to the kitchen.
Her little .brother, aged six and one-half years,
then requested het to go out to play with him.
She then left the house with him, saying she
would go to the river and drown herself, and
started acme the meadows upon b run, her little
brother following. When they oame to the
river, she said to him if he would take her clothes
back to the house, she would take them off He
tried to prevent her, but she said she should be
happy atter she should be in the water, and took
off her bonnet, when her brother caught hohkof
her dress to prevent her going in. She broko
front him, and walked into the water where it WU
low at the shore. He watched her until silo
ranehed a sufficient depth for the °arrant to carry
h er out of his sight, when be ran home and,gavo
the alarm. It is the opinion of both parents that
she was insane She had been an easy ohild; to
govern before, and the correction at this time was
only done by talking. No other method was
med."
The body of the child was not recovered until
the next day, although immediate efforts were
made to find it.
Tao Pi°ranee correspondent of the Provi
dence Journal, under date of April El, tommtini
sates the following intelligence respecting Charles
Sumner: Senator Sumner is still in Italy,
and!ls now either at Naples or Rome Re lingered
in Florence nearly three weeks, devoting hunSelf
prinaipally;in hours not given to necessary ve
poh, to visiting the galleries, mutdums, libraries,
and 'gardens, soothing himself with the gentle•io
'fluezioes of nature and art. Mr. Sumner still leads
a ver y quiet life, keeping mostly by himself, lila
sing almost all invitations; and most of those who
would be glad to, do him honor have had gOod
sense enough to overcome their zeal, and allow
him to, fully recover his health. For an once Po
much to be desired there is now abundant reason
to hope,,llll his fine physique already begins to
give signs of having recovered mush of its origi•
nal vigor."
' SEvitrt beautiful garnets were recently ex
lutmed in Atlanta, Ga., by persons digging a well
In ?mg) TFoo street. - -
- Letter from NewltOrkkA ,,
Tlrd,ANNlVankdiumS—rliik* TpthiloriONC zit
VIODUCX - 141.1V /100101 reses—res.trelcAt.
PRESENT'AND PitoRpECTIVS.
(Correspondence of The Press.]
NSW long, May 11, PIO.
Today la the grand 'field.day of the AnnlverearleS
that is to soli the day which has been looked forward ,
t i with gf eater Interest by 'a greater cumber of per-
Bons than any ii 'her. the annitel meeting of the
American Tract POciety One Web:earl tileetingi rill be
bold at the Academy of Music, at nine o'clock, at
whioh a lively scene is anticipated among those who
ate laboring to einct a charge of office s and a
charge of policy in - the society's plan of Opera-
Venn, The • more 'decided end 'progreuive New
&Idol 'Presbyterians, Congregation's' iota, &0., are in
fever of' publishing tracts - that shall condemn navel y;
while the old, steady. going conseryatives prefer to fol
low the old petbs, and keep the slavery question clear
of church polities. The confliot of opinion on this sub
ject Is animated and.wkleepread; and 'mint ultimately
result in a split in the society.
',Another of the sensation anntrerstries—The Anti-
Slavery Snoiety—takes place to-day, and is to be ad-
Armed by the Bev. Dr. Cheerer, by the fiery and san
guinary William Lloyd Garrison, and, by one of New
England e moat polished, thorough asholare, end Most
accomplished rhetericiane, Wendell -Phillips. This is
always 'a 4 t drawing , ' ennivereary, Its turbulent, in
cendiary, disunion apeetthes and proceedings attracting
-hundreds of blase Individuals in search of a new sensa
tion, who relish the scene in,inuch the same spirit that
they do one of Bouroicault's spectacular dramae, Cr tra•
ladles of the I. Shepard order.
/t occurs to sae, by the way, that it would be a neat
idea for She , leading. spirits of this Convention Juet to
step down to-the Africa. church in Church street, and
read the inscription cat in the marble slab over the en
trance ' It is this s Is And the people eat in darkness
This Inscription is actually there. What wicked weir
was it who seriesely recommended It as an appro
priate bar fore duke' , meeting-house 1
Another popular anniversary is that of the Tonag
illen's :0 131 ' 18 4n Union; 'which 'always brings to its
yearly assembly a multitude of pious, ambitions, clever
yenog melt, who fled within Its organization a fine field
for the exercise of youngerly mannish enthaelatun of the
gb•abunt and-do•gcod hurt.
The American Itome,,Missionaty Society. Ltd the
. Ame;icari Sooletiforfiteliarattag the donditibn of the
Jews, are likewise taverna gatherings, and aerially
bring +int good talkers.
' To-morrow the New York Institution for the Deaf
and Damb, - the Tire Points - I:louse or Industry, the Na , '
Coital %Yemen's Bights Convention, and the American
Foreign Baptist Bible fioolety hold their annual Meet.
Inge , should -have' mebtioued that - the American
Temperance Union held their's .to•dey. , Did you ever
:read a notice of a temperance meeting (I say it With
all respect) without being 'militated of that curiously
°rink...A, philanthropic, cold-water corporation, so
felicitously described by Dickens as 4, Tho Brick Lane
Branch of the Ebenetter Grand Junction Teetotal Union
Temperance Anmelation.” It was a grays society—
rather ultra-=bnt it aCoompliribed
Yesterday's operations at the Corn Exchange were or
en nousustly large character, considering that at this
season of the year stocks and receipts of hreadetuffs are
Ighter than at any other. The transactions of -the
day footed up 80 000 burets flour, 50,000 bushels
wheat, 46 COO bushels corn, and 50,000 barrels beef,
pork, 3.0 , the whole valued at anent six hundred
thousand dollare. :
The Harpers have in prom, Painting Popularly Ex
plained, with Historical Sketched of the Progress of the
Art. by Thomas Guile and John Tlmbe ; The Life or
Thomas Arnold, D. D., by Emma Jane Warboise ; The
flood News of God (dermonej by Charles Kingsley;
ChadwioVeLife and Times of -Daniel Defoe. Putnam
has nearly readyjrvinghl fifth volume of the Lifo of
Washington. Sheldon do 00.- have in press The
Theology of Geo °gists, by William ,Glllleape ; The
T f pea of Genius, by Andrew Joked.
Was Davenport's sueceesful BOREOU at the Metropoli
tan theatre, has placed 4er, in the estimation of the
critics and wise men of New York, in the first rank of
extreme now on the American stage. Her pereonotioas
of Peg Wallington. Charlotte Corday, Medea, Orr., hare
never been equalled here. She learee the beet possi
ble memories of hereelf, not only as en 'areas bat as a
most estimable lady. Next week Maretsek takes tee
hence for an Operatics sermon of two weeks, After him
Conway assumes the managerial baton, for a summer
season, with aeompany -that will esoh-ace Mrs: Dar
row, or Mu. Holy, John' Broughton, Walcott, W. B.
Blake, George Jordan, and other stage notables—an un
cannily among company. A new theatre. it io
it to be built fot Mr. Wallook at the corner of
Broadway and Thirteenth street, just below Union
square. Laura Keene and Wallao!s both close in about
three weeks.
New York Stock Exchange, May 11.
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TIIE 14..41.1ikti78
Corrorr.—The market is still dull and unsettled. We
quota nominally at 11Na/12a for middling upland and
' ulf u all !lee.
PLOvit, &a —The demand for Western Canal Flour is
ity aotirri. end Om , market te excited,- and pekoe are
1. to 800 05' bbl higher. The demand Is to part verso-
W01f:428,709 bble at $5 60013.40 for annerfliie State;
$6 6088 60 for choice do ; $107.40 for extra do •, $7 600
76 for Chipping brands of round hoop extra Ohio; $7 80
08 60 for trade brendb do • $7 40c.9 . 80 for 81 - . Louie
beeline, and $7 fOO9 for exera goacier—the latter for
Shepard% beet extra.
Southern Flour he very settee and is again higher.
Salsa of 6,400 bblo bbie $8 9001 for ',opaline Baal;
mo r e, ; $1.400950 for the better glades. Bye
'Floor in better and held higher,
Gnats —The demand for 'Wheat to aott4ind prices
are So higher. The arrivals are light. The aisles are
89 Ofo blithe!. at $l. 70 for red Western ; $1.76 for col
bet do; $1 6201 03 for mixed Wearers • $l2BOl 40 'or
Milwaukee club; $1.55 for lair red Southern ; $lBl
for good white Southern and white littehigan.
Rye le" in fair dem a nd at 97011 ; Mate ere firm at
Hoeft for State and 616620 for Western and Canadian.
Barley hi firmer--Bales of 4,700 bas at 670480 for
State.
(lora Is better, and is in fair demand; sales of 27.000
bits at 08o09a for Southern yellow, 960 offered 'for
Western mixed, 96c for round yellow. Of Malt, sales
of 7,000 bug, to arrive.
P 3071310311 —The Pork market is excited, sod prices
of mesa a-e decidedly better. and close unsettled.
Sales of 8 000 this at $10.25 es .7 for new mese; $lO 260
16.60 for thin miss; $16.60017.25 for prime meet, and
$l3 40013 60 for prime.
looluded In the sales are 600 bble meet for august at
$l7, and 3,000 bbla do prime mesa on private term,.
Beet la better and in good demand—eaten of 1,400 bar
rels at f 6 8707 for country prime $BO9 for do mess ;
$lOOl2 for repacked mese ; and $l3 50010 for extra.
Prime mesa to held higher. hales of 500 toe on pri
vate tersne.
• •
Beef hams are steady—sates of 140 bbla at $14017%
Oat meats are better--eates of 800 hhda and tea at OX
c7e for ehouldAra, and Be9XO for hams.
Lard Is better and storms firm—Rates of 1500 Ws and
tea Butter and ()bates. steady.
NEW YOllll. wernati MARKET, May 11th.—At
Market, 2,701 Beeves. 154 51owe. 1.665 Vealo, 3 056
Sheep and Lambs, and 6,103 Swine, chewing an intr ease
on last week of 125 Boom and 125 Ste ne, and a de
mean of 54 Cows, 69 Veala, and 886 Sheep and Lambe.
At Bergen, bl J., 214 head Beeves sold to Butchers ,
Brokers , market. At Allerton's, 2,693 head were
yarded of Beef Cattle, fu ll y bolt of which sold on•Tuen
diy.
The eaten for Bullocks yesterday and to-day were half
a cent higher, and the demi d much better • the gene
ral quality was alto improved. Bales at 10e130, mostly
at limns, average 10X *lto. flows have done better,
the euppiy Is mailer, and all have found buyers at 126
mid. 'Yeats have been more satire - . and are a ehade
higher, the quality being better. Bales at 49099 a.
Sheep and ,Lambs are rather coerce and in goo t de.
mend ; sales at Selo, and for Wit tat cheered Sheep
'No, and dressed lots at 11m140. Lambs ate arriving
minty from Zievr..Tereey, and cell at $305.
Seine are selling for city UFO at 600%0, for still and
(titre corn fed, and 7108%0 for common to extra
drereed.
Shocking Tragedy--A Wall Street Law
yer Shoots Himself.
About 7 o'clock yesterday morning, says the New
York Tribune of yesterday, Mr. Vranols .Tiff ey Quay
Umeted. who, with hie wife and two Widnes', boarded
at No. 71 East Eighteenth 'tr., et, arose in I old spirits,
and &easing himself, requested Isla wife to get up, as it
would soon be time for breakfast. After carefully ar
rauslog hie toilet, be took from a shelf a pistol-case,
oontaloing one of Coln! revolvers
Els wife. hearing him take down the case, re - quested
that he would pit away the weapon. lest he should
harm himself with it, but gave herself no utealicese
In the mat•er, as he was in the habit rf examining It
occasionally, lest it should get rusty Not long after
ward, Mrs. %toted wee awakened by hearing the te
rn of a pistol - In the parlor, aeijoining I er bed, one,
when she eXolsimed, i• There, frank, I told you you
would do some mistbief.ii
Bhe Immediately ran out, and saw her husband seated
in a large arm.chalt. Burl, Melon down to kits him,
saw blood gnahlvg from hie head Alarmed at the
eight, she scretmed fur help, and a physician was soon
at the door. Au examination proved that Er. Dratted
wee dead, and that he had shot hllesellin the right tem
ple, the ball passing through the head, and, 'frncituring
a China vase on the a antis,fen to the goer. Death
must have ensued alrnostinetutly.
Coroner O'Keefe subsequently held an inquest on the
body of the deceased, when Mrs. II was called to give
ay:dem:to. She testified that her husband kept two
[stole, which he was In the habit of frequently ex
amining. and at times he would handle the we/Tone in
coot, a manner as to alarm her and her mother. Ile
bad lieu, r threatened to take his life. His slnneetio
relations were of the most happy character, anii, as far
as hire. Dinned knew, he was not pccualatily em
tirrrassed
Mrs Limited, as also her relatives and friends ac:
ringleted with the deceased, are of opinion that the
ehooting was quite accidental, and the evidence failed
to show say reasonwhsterer for his committing suioide.
Tuo nature of the wound, however. choice that he
pieced the pistol fa heavy 0110 to his right ear, and
discharged it.
The jury returned a verdict of death ri by a pistol
ehot welled at bin own hands. but whether from am&
de at or design they were unable to say
kir. 'basted was twenty.fivp years of age, and a
native of Philadelphia. Ho nearth-d a wealth) and in
ter istlng Indy tome four yearn Once, and was the father
of two lovely children.
Upon which statement, the Evening Journal of this
city me:
" The above intelligence will both eurpnae and
distress many persona in this oily wh o knew th e d o .
wined during hie res!dence here. About Sur years
since. he married a Mine Deverenr, of New Haven,
Conn., whose acquaintance, we believe he made du
ring s win"ar which she spent with her relatives in
Philadelphia elle was a young lady of pleasing For
emast appearance, superior ta;ente and education, and
enjoyed all the advantages of fortune and Nodal
position. Shortly after returning home from
her Tilsit to this city, she became involved in a
ran piece of amnia', which occasioned much ex.
ottement and remark at the time, and from
which her reputation never entirely recovered In
the 'lnitiet of thin trouble and disgrace, Mr. Masted
married her, and they proceeded at once to tit Louie,
where her husband purposed to pursue the profesdon of
the law, and where they resided for come time They
afterwards returned to the East, and have since lived
in New York •
"Mrs 17meted lately wrote and published a novel,
which displayed very considerable literary ability,
though it wan variously criticised by the prem. We
think - the facts of the case indicate prat y clearly that
the deceased shot himself deliberately, and it is not
improbable that the unhappy affair in which bin wife's
name and character were implicated just prior to their
myth& may have had much to du with the set which
has as suddenly terminated his existence."
Wu. Shinn O'BRIEN arrived at Montreal
on Saturday - last, and, it is repotted, was mot
by ton thousand or his oountrma and cavorted
to the Bmegana Hotel.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Democratic National Expcittivo
Committee. -
- May 11 —Judge Smalley, of 'Vermont,
chairman, and Me Clement L. Tellandisham, of Ohio,
secretary of the Democratic, National Executive Com
mittee:have t t day, by virtue of the power given to
Meru in the premiees,'lmue tiled to call a meeting of
the Otkomittee about the 7th of December next, formal
notice of s`rhiCh ,Rill be phttlished in October. This
Committee will Mt the time for the assembling of the
Democratic, National Convention at Charleston, *hick
will probably be toward the olode of APril i , or early in
May,lB6o •
The members of the Executive Committee are the
same as those am canted by the Cincinnati Convect-
Mon, a member for each State. It will be recommended
"to 'the :Dentearacy 'of the States, admitted - into the -
Cab n niece 18 1 6, to appoint members of the Executive
Cotinnitteli , ":; '
It may. be mentioned that the uteetimfor Memos.
Smalley and Valleedigham in Washington was zooid outfit
and 'they igreed, After a" brief perbonal interview, on
what they bad ptirpored to rinet t)y correspondence.
Tide is the fl-et official movement on behalf of the
Executive Committee' since the adjniraiitent of the
Cincinnati ConVentiOn. •
Destructive Fire-at Oshkosh,
TIIB ENTIRE BUSINESS" PORTION OF TRH TOWN'DE
ATRoYED-1,04 IP $509,000/
CIIIOI.OO, Nay If...kit:rood dash:native Eire occurred
last nfolit at Oshkosh. Winnebago connty, Wisconsin.
Ike the Bernet' limb; out in two places einullterieously,
it is supposed to have boon t'e - woric of an incendiary.
The wind was blowing briery at the time, and the
Intildlogs, which were .oßtly constructed of wood,
burned no rapidly that, within an hour; eta blookd were
in dames.
Among the buildingt burned were the Oebkoeh and
Winnebago City Hotel, the Waking home of Kellogg
00., and the poet office.
The heaviest losers are Messrs. Hutchinson & Co.
hardware inerohantsOthore lose was $4O GOO ; Messrs
Dime & Hill, dry goods merchants, s2b 000
The total lois Was probably not leas than half a mit
lion.
• •
Where was but a smolt portion of the property insured,
as the exposure was so great that no reliable company
would assume the risk, except at very high rates.
Nothing has been left of the betimes part of the
town, except one grocery. one clothing store. and one
klerenty.flve buildings were destroyed.
;.. 'From Washington.
When VOTON. Nay mrc o , e Phabrick. haying
returned from the Paraguay expeditrn. will resume his
duties ti member of the leght Rouse Board Thus
CbmmOdbre nearney' will be relieved, aul without
other appointment it in . snprised, however. that he
will be relnetated de commaLci Int of the Brooklyn
DAV yard and that Oonim.dore Breese will be trans.
faired to Washington in a similar capacity, this Mee
now being vacant. -
Besides the etetmers Fulton and Water Witch, the
Wm- vessels of the Paraguay expedition will be sent to
the Gull' of Mexico, and several of them to the onset of
Africa.
The voluminous deepatcbea received at the Navy De
partment contain nothing of interest beyond what is
already hitown from the newspapers
Col 'J. A. B Leonard, row of Maryland, formerly
consul at kUtotiago de Cuba, under..jatirson , a Adminis
tration, and afterwards appointed consul in *lain by
Van Baron, and who was a member of the Cincinnati
Oonver,Von has been appointed Beoretary to the Presi
dent to sign land patents.
Another Case 01 1 orgery at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, May It —A very Jngeni one forgery on a
Third•etreet sacking house, has just been detected.
Yesterday afternoon, a lad about fourteen years of
age, entered the banking bonne of Mowry & Company,
and presented a check for 13,009 for ,dekosit, together
with the bank book of Mr. George O. Bledge The
oheck was drawn by J. H. Wood & t ompany, payable to
the order of Samuel N. Pike & Company upon dosses
Talks, Brown, & Compaq'. blinkers 114 was endorsed
by Wood & Company and Pike do Company. Tke tel
ler received the check and placed it to the creddof Mr.
Sledge.
About an hour afterwards a man presented a check
purporting to be signed by Mr. Pledge, for $3,000, and
reo4ived the money. Roth cheeks ware forgeries, and
we , e well executed. The forger has not yet been dis
covered.
Visit of the Southwark Hose Company
to Easton—Odd Fellows Parade.
EASTON, May 11.—The sapper given to the South
wark Hose Company 1h t night paned off gloriously.
Speeches, sentiment, and songs were the order of he
evening. aid the company did rot adjourn until an
early hour this morning
TheSouthwark men are at home," and apparently
delighted with the kind attention extended to them by
our firemen and citizens generally. They are being
entertained by our clt zone to•dey in various ways
The Odd Yellows n ride a large and impratng parade
here to day Several lodges from a dquinee partici
pated. The route of the parade was shortened iu cone
Eminence of a rein-atom. A dinner was given at the
Odd Pallor& Hail this afternoon, and a grand bail ,to
night will close the ceremonies.
An American Vessel Fired upon by an
English Mn-of-War off the BiwaHim
Coast.
WA/MOM/ON, May 11,--The Southern mail furnishes
New Orleans papers of Friday lan.
(Nikki McDonald ; of. the bark George Strioksr,
which hoe arrived at New Orleans, reports that while
off the Brasilian Coast he was twice Bred upon by an
Bnglish man of.war, to him unknown.
Oaptain bloDoort'd hoisted hie national colors, sod
they Ind been op but for et moment when the British
vessel altered her course.
From the Barb adoes.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SOUTR
ERN STAR:
HEMPION Roane, May 11.—The United States steamer
°When. .Etar, Commander. Pennock, ot.the Paraguay
expedition, arrived here to-day, twelve days from the
Barbadoes. ,
At 11.rbrdoes on the 28th ult., there wawa large stir
ply of flour, corn ROM, pork, light gavels, and the mar
hats for these articles were doll. !Alarms bed ad
Tanned.-
• The weather was dry, and the orope suffering in con
sequence. The publlo health was Improving
The Southern Commercial Convention.
Raw Cilia:ens, May 12 —At the Southern Conven
tion, now.being bola at ,Viekshurg, Tenn., eight States
are represented. Charles Clark, of Mississippi, is the
presiding °Mom.,
Retointione in favor of reopening the slave trade
were offered by Mr. Bpratt, gr Swath Carolina
General Foote denounced Mr. apratt's sentiments se
high treason, the laws of the slave States prohibting
the trade. • .
Resointione were offered to the effect that it Is the
duty of the Government to acquire Cuba, and to gain a
preponderance of power on the Dahmue, and resistance
to the rule of a Republican President was urged.
-The Oberlin Slave Rescue Case,
SIINTENCE OF BUSHNELL.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 11 —Bushnell, one of the
Oberlin' slave reaanere, has been sentences to sixty
days imptlsonment In the county jell, $603 flee, and
the ceste of. the Kentucky officers arrested fox kidnap.
Vag.'
Linden, another of the rescuers who was found
guilty yesterday, has not been sentenced.
The Georgia Lottery Fraud.
AUGUSTA, Maylo —la the suit against Swann & Co ,
for the illegal venting of lottery tickets, the points
made by the defoodants , counsel were all decided
against by the Judge. The ea e proceeded to trial and
the whole day has been oempled In legal discussions
on the admissibility of condones.
Aun oars, May 11 —ln the case of the State vs. Swann
& Co ' the jury has found a verdict equine the de
fendants. The ease will be carried to the Supreme
Court
Later from Havana.
If me ORLEUNS, May 11 —The atentriabip _Empire 0119,
from Hereon, le below. /ler advlcee are to the Bth
InAtent
The news is unimportant.
neves/ Plenum —Sugars are quiet at SOS iie;
cloak in port. 828,000 bons. Lard cloudy at 17X 0100
Sterling ExiShauge is quoted at 16)4 per ct. premium
Later Mexican News at Hand.,
THE TENNESSEE AT NEW ORLEANS.
N w ORLEANS, May 11.—The steamship Tennenee,
from Vera Orua, with later lneNlean news, has been
eignalled below.
for adrices have not been received.
Deaths on Shipboard.
HALIFAX. May 11.—The skip Compromise, from LI.
.vermot fw flew York, put In here today, heroic% had
five deaths on board, from sinall•pox, during the voy
age. She will sail fur her destioation tomorrow.
The 011ie Overland Mail Contract.
LgAV, nwervra, May 11 —Messrs. Tones and Russell
have purchased a controlling interest in the Utah over.
land moll coat•act. It Is understood they will transport
the mail over the new overland route which will male.
rially lessen the time.
Canadian Politics.
Hamm, May 11. An election will take place
throughout the province on tomorrow (Therrday )
The Government solicits the Catholic Influence, and
the Liberals rely on the Protestants. The a:mint will
probably be a clear one.
Death of Samuel T. Hunt, Naval Con
rOIVOLIS, May 11.-9amnel T. HA , tt, navel con e
struator at the United State., navy-yard, died hied night
The deceased Wag held in high estimation, and tear a
man or
Heavy Storm at Norfolk, Va.
NORFOLA, Kay 11 —A heavy storm prevailed In this
•icinsty last blight. The northeast wind then prevail
ing has changed to northwest
Arrival of Hon. Wm. B. Reed.
Nsw 'YORK. May 11.—Mon. William It Reed, Into
Minister to (Thins, was a passenger in the steamer
Ramis, which arrived here today
Markets by Telegraph.
NSW 4:limning, May lo.—Cotton—Sales to day 9 COO
bales. The market has again teen unsettled by the
advises per the Adelaide, and prices have declined
The sales for the pa-t three days have belloo Sales,
and the receipts 6,000 t ales. against 13,001 r the same
period last year. Too rerelpta at all 13 here ports
are now reported at 710 COO bales ahead'of laid year
Some la II•m at 834 o; Molasses No; Plour Is .Vandog
males at 96 Una. Corn is also advancing; sales at hubs.
Oats buoyant.
BALTIMORE May 11.—Ylour olose4 Ono; Ohio and
Howard street 51.12Xen7 25 WheAt satire at El FOa
182 for white ; and. cl.7oeel 78 for red. Vora exalted
and 20 higher ; white 900.920. Provisions active
OILLIMPEITON, May 18 —Clotho —gales otlBoo biting at
a decline of 3,; ee.lg for Middling, which Is now quoted
at .113011 N.
!dome, May 10 —Cotton—Sales of 500 bales to. day;
quotations are nominal at 11,4 for Middling.
hales for 11 e past tide° days have been 1,709 bales ) and
the receipts 8,280 babes.
Alarßets by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, NI, 11—Flour is DuPont; prices 100
higher ; Wes or 15,000 bids at 2707.10 The receipts
are light. Whiskey advenced 30; sales of 1,200 Ws
at 26N o. Bacon higher, at 7+3io for Shoulders, mud 93(0
for hiclea, Lard—Bales at 110, holden are asking 11x0.
GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS.—Tho Germans
of Indiana are preparing for a grand =laical con
gress. to bo hold at Lafayette, Intl., on the 30th
and 31st of the present month, and on the tat duy
of Juito—three days Tee large orohestra con
nected with the Philharmonic) Society of Cincin
nati, and oomposed of over twenty first•olassl,er
formers, has been engaged for the occasion. It is
expected that there will be at least three hundred
delegates present from various lhrue of the State.
A TERRIBLE ATONEMENT.—AIIred Hood,
aged thirty five, was recently
,sent to the insane
asylum, near, Cincinnati, having been erased by
remorse on account of a former too great intimacy
with the wife of another man. Ile theught the
husband was, pursuing him to take his lite. On
theAth, he fancied that the husband was about to
drag hide to hell, and thinking hie life would be
an atonement for ,what be had done, he severed
his head almost entirely from his body with a
razor.
'HORACE VEEtNET is going to be married,
at the ago of aixtyseven. The illustrious painter
has gained the heart of a widow, Madame Marie
Amelia Fuller, whose first husband was aM. de
Dols Ride=
A YOUNG LADY, who walked overboard from
the steamer Alvin Adams, at Louisville, on Friday
night,: was saved from drowning by her hoops.
She floated from Fourth to Sixth street, where she
was retained.
PETER C. STANICTEIVIOZ, the deputy nutrsha
of Pt. Louis has boon arrested for embezzlement
THE CITY.
AtillEdstits Ts THIS EVENING
Naw Watmor.armtar:Pisaesa — , e gouty 1.V 2,
—,c The Illoatrioca Streator II
WRIATLST & ARCIB-81 . 111R? TEMA:mit
Jobn Warlock of the Glen."
PXIMITLTASIL AOADIIIT Or ITH Pica AHTl3.—p•
hlbltion of Paintings and Statuary.
Ma D 63o uun'a ,Uataills.--Solectlona from Playa -
Gems from Operas, Pfultingrael.l, Dancing, m2d Ofcglolf.
SHARP PRACTICE IN A RAILROAD CAR.—Mr.
freaks It an old, kind-hearted, and respectable reside, I
dr the ancient town of Bethlehem. Yesterday morn
fog he seated himself in a car at that.pieci, with the
intention of , earning to this sit}. in a few minutes a
very sick-looking man, w ith
- an invalid wife, also fen.
'tared, and took a"seat "n est 'occuniod by Mr. W.:
Their pale and emaciated lento en 4 dry. heating cough
excited the syinpathisit of. ' and he asked Main
if they were sick. They replied, "Yet with conannop
tine " . They were Tour, am/ their destination was New
York. Mr. Wsupposing that - ortie material aid would
not be refused' by them, put his hand Into kM pocket,
drew forth a port -monnelo, andnifered a portion of its
contents They thanked him for this expression of hie
kindnese, but declined receiving the proffer,d turn.
The. Conversation wee renewed at. inlays* until
within a few miles of this city, when the iavaiid man
drew forth a gold watch, which he represented as being
an old family pleas, and said thit , he would putt with
It for twenty-one dollars, which, he and his wife eon.
eiddled Would 'he much Vetter' thin .receiving 1111114.
Mr. W. advanced the desired amount, and is as hour
atter title the train arrived He emitted the two Inva
lids out; and wishing chant's safe pulsate to New York,
they thanked him kindly, and the party eepereted.
Yesterday afternoon he detailed the, olmumstances to
emeriti frietdsi and display lug the , watchi - it was
found to be a " rauffer," worth about seveuty.five canto.
Mr. W. wondered bow such sick portent could be guilty
of acting thus ; in faet.:he seemed to be struck with
muck astonishment on being made to ander/rend that
he was a victim of misplaced confidence.
HOSPITAL CASES.—Yeaterday morning, So
_
m -
uel aged ' fifteen years, fell - through; the
hatchway in Mr. Hearth lithographic printing office s ,
No. 25 North Fourth street, from the 'faith" atm to
the cellar. He escaped wi,h several wine bruises; no
boneshaving been broken by the fall. • •
Michael Sagan, aged inx•een years, had his right
thumb badly cut, yesterdey morning, while at week in
an oil mill in Factory street, below/Pewit,. fifth.
' John Devlin. aged twenty.nine yearn, received a
componruilfractuge of bin right leg on Tuesday- after
noon, while engaged at work in an inclined plane a few
ratite above Bauch Ohunk. It appears i.e was *mood
in hauling dirt in a car. and while endeavoring to put
the brake on thenbain forke and the Waled ear pissed
over hie leg, He was brought to Olt city_last evening
A. colored maa, named Gvorgel9.-Dontpn, employed
as a brakemen on the North Permaylvania Railroad,
had his right hand _smashed by having it'oraugut be
tween two cars while endeavoring to couple them, yes
teretty morning,• In the vicinity of Front and Noble
streeta. file hand is eo severe y injured that it is
feared amputation will b 3 necessary. tie Is thirty-four
yeas of age, and has, a wife and family.
All the above cases were admitted to the Pennsyl
vania Hospital. ,
lixtrreatous.—Quite,an excitement has been
occasioned in the boiongh oflratkford, by the madden
.
disappiaranee 'of two young men, residents of that
place, named'Robert and William Martin. They were
both estimable young men, of-steady habits, ind en
joyed• the respect of the community. in which they
lived, the former being a student of medicine under
Dr. Onermiey, and the latter engaged in farming They
have been miming about. ten daye. and _the efforts of
their friends to learn anything of their whereabouts
have thus far proved nnevaili lg., It is rumored the.: a
party or Gypsies, conslating of Men, women, and chil
dren, were encamped in the woods near grankford, at
the 'above-named time, and the general imptemeloo in
that vicinity is that they either decoyed the young men
to Join their band, or, for acme unknown tenon, have
conveyed them to some distant locality. _
_ .
1.7 0 EXTRA rAy,—Welearn Uremia a strong
probability that Mayor Beaty will 'veto the orlinanie
posed by both- branches of Councils on the oecaelon of
their lest meeting, appropriating certain' snies to the
clerke and metsengers for extra, ter - deal 'retdered dm ,
lag the year. The ground upon which the Mayor re
fuses to aMI hie signature is, that those for whom the
compensation was intended, performed no' extraordi
nary labor during the time specified which should enti
tle them to this liberality on the part of our City
Fathers, and we presume the Veto of this bill will
hereafter prevent any movement on the part of Councils
to provide larger sklarfes for clerks in any of the de
partments than those fixed br law.
CArrustn. —Michael Tobin, alias: Gut
Bnorbs, an important witness In the Oleos murder
trial, in New York, was arrested yesterday morning by
Oflicer I. G Loner, of the reserve corps. Tobin re
cently loft New lark to mart being witness in the
case, His testimony is anppo•ed to be or an impor
tant character, and as the Jory have disagreed, and a
new trial has been onlerec, it was deemed adel 141 e
that Tobin 'Mould be in annul:moo, Be was originally
a Philadelphian, and is w Al known alma Third street.
Ile was minded over to the New York °Mums; and left
for that city last evening,
A NEWFEATCB,E.—We learn that the young
men composing the J'ltilladelphla Ihrielon, No. I, Nona
of Temp - evince, have introduced a feature at their
meeting's which cannot fail to be highly letereablog to
the member., and will no doubt serve 'to secure anat
tendance. It cone eta in giving elletchea of eccentric
characters and Imitations of actors The recreation
thee eluded; alter the regular buslnehl h h been
*rewarded, I. hugely enj - led by the members, and
must be productive of great good to the cease. 1.
Tin WNA.rucit. 7 -Notivithatanding the pre
diction of 006 of our oetemporaries, that we shorild lave
no rain daring the month of May, )819, as had bean the
PM for several years put during this month, the heated
term which eat in on Saturday last and was with us for
two days hoe *treat,' given ,plane to a relay damp, lied
?Walla open st weather; and °retches and nuitnetles
are quite as moth in demand now as they were In
„
Busewey.—Last evening while a Mall
named ardrew HOO , wan &ivies'. a horse and carriage ha
the elelnity aeriateenth 'and Filbert streets, the
animal suddenly took ; (right, and dashed elf at a fad•
one rate. After :tinning for some distance the driver
was thrown out and eritioluilv injured Ile was removed
to Fpiroopal Hospital -
Wenzuxo.—A young man named James
Blaney, of nopeot.ble fa:03113., died - ao4dinlyla the
Elglath.. 'mud station, house, OD Tneedsy evening, from
the affects or egeesetTe drinking. Deemed wee 24
yearn of aye, • lithographer
,tty trade, and resideC in
Twelfth Street, below Pine. Ht leaves a young Irate
and a large elrele of Mends and relatives to mourn bie
untimely end.
.6OLD BERTH.—An individual named John
Boreland accidentally fell int, the Delineate, at Coates
street wharf, on Tuesday night Itia screams attraoted
the attention if some oiliness who rescued him from the
watery element, and conveyed ham to the B'eventh
ward station hone, where medical aid wail summoned
to hie eaglet/wee,
TRIAL or Hos COUPLING.—The commit
tee appointed to test the merits of MOW con
plunge will give them a fair trial thia afternoon in fift
eenth street above Market As thin is an Interesting
matter to those having charge of steam iive engines, we
have no doubt a toll representation of the Rite Depart
ment will be in attendance
LAHOEHY.—Harriet Martin was committed
yesterday morning by Alderman Snider, to answer the
eharge'of the larceny of a silk drene"from Dlre : Hoist,
with erhoin she boarded, in Mee stieet, near Tenth_
The alleged theft was committed on the 3d o: Aprlto
last.
CORONER'S CASE.—About SiS o'clock last
evening the body of a dead infant was found on the
Waahington street. or Railroad wbarr, on the Delaware
The Coroner'was notified to attend.
His Nette.—The name of the German who
committed sulaide, at his residence, No. 408 Ms ie
street, on Tuesday eeening,-was Jolla Fianna,
TFIE
TESTBADAY'II PROOSSIDEAQO
Reported for The Prefia.l
SCHMID?, COTIRT--Chiof Justice . Lowrie
and Justices Woodward, Thompson, Strong, and Read
The following opinions were delivered, at Harrisburg,
on Tuesday, In the Supreme Court for the middle dis
trict of Pennsylvania:
Cetine Bartle vs. Vosbury & Cooper. Error to the ,
Court of Common Pleas of Eu guanines county
Opinion by Justice Thompson Judgment revereod, and
a rest?", farms de NOVP awarded. _
The Reoneylveola Cott company we. William Cos
tollo. Error to the Court or Common Pleas of Losertie
county. Opinion by JU6llee Woodward Judgment re
versed, and judgment entered for the plaintiffs in error.
Defendants below tor amts.
Abraham It Cone vs. Jacob Freedley. Error to the
Con t of Common Please( Montgomery county. Opinion
by Justice Woodward. Judgment reversed and a moire
[arias de pars awarded The aissentitg opinion of
Justice Reed wee Mattered In this case
QUARTER &mom—Judge Thompson.-:-
B. El Raymond alias Pater Dewitt Ryder plead guilty
to the charge of forger!. The , defendant forged the
names of Thos. Hargrave, Win. Norris & John Beard,
and others, to promieoory notes formal' amounts, with
which he purchased a quantity of jewelry, perfumery,
ho The above narneu persons had he knowledge
whatever of defendant Verdict. guilty, and sentenerm
to three years in the Penitentiary.
Bamuel Heim was convicted or assault and battery,
nod sentenced to pay si fine of $1 and costa ; also, to
`enter bail its $3OO to be of good behavior
James Pearce was charged w,th assault and - battery
upon Philip Wheaton. Verdict guilty. Failed $lO and
aorta.
Peter RUM was put on hie trial on the charge of cot.
Clog fire to a hence In Bed oaf street. above rieventh,
occupied by himself and Thomas Malebo.. The fire
was difooveriod et about five o'clock by one of the po
llee. Upon opening the door, lime and his wife were
found up, end the house in coufuston, what little fur
niture It contrined bring In the middle of the flo or
The lire had been kindled between the plarteriog and
the westher-boarding, the plastering haring b-en
b, chins off, and rags saturated with oampkiene singed
in'o it.
The allegation is that Rana fired the place to get the
inturancr on the furniture of £2OO. Acrording to the
testimony. the fuimiture in the noose was nor wort,
mote that. £5O The fire hex not bumf' through to tfga
outside. Fire Detective Blackburn voitel the premi
ses, and enamined, anthe other t fli.ters had dune. the
tope ut the fences, which were cogar,A with new fallen
snow, and reold net Iles any r, c.f. or Buy one having
crossed there. Among the rage stuffed into be hole fn
the plastering was a ghee of the sleeve of &dress, and
the sleeve from which the piece wee torn wag found in
the house In the opinion of the witness the fire Well
kindled front the insioe. Jury out.
The defence Bet up was that the home was set on fire
from the outside, end that the tire was put into the
house through the hole made in the weather.toardwg
or the wall. the defence allege that the outside of the
house was eove'ed, eo that there was no mum upon the
ground, and that le the reason for not finding any hot
marks ni on the gtound Jury out
DISTRICT ooußT—Judge Hare. Cape.
hart •e. Cepebart. before reported. Verdfot for the
defendant.
teprom Allbutt va. /oho Gray. An aoticn upon a
bock account o recover the amount alleged to be due
for certain g ode cold and delivered. Verdict for the
plaintiff for $289.40.
George Mottenry and John M C. &alley, migrates
of the Western_ insurance (lompitay rm. Andrew O.
Craig and Joseph B. Craig, trading, Ito. An action
upon a plomlei or, note Verdict for the plaintiffs for
$901.09, subject to certain plots reserved for the
opinion of the court in bane
Joseph It. Peres vs. - !Aachen Allbutt. An action
upon a bock acarnot to ler:over the amount due for
eartaio geode alleged to have been void and delivered,
via: 11,000 cigars. Verdict for plaintiff for $3BO 16.
Itutoud Kline and Lovett. Kline, hie wife, who wee
assignee of Mortimer blippee. who wart assignee of
Daniel M. Pox, administrator d. b. it. c. ta. of Peter
Kline, deceased, who was appo nted in pleas of Peter
(trim, deceased, late ezecutor of the said Peter %lino,
deceaeed, vs. Karp Kenner,,eXelentelw of the last will
cud testament of Henry Benner, deceased An action
of, torment. Verdtnt fair the plata/ire for $9lO 50
James it. Cantwell and hi P. Keenan, trading, to the
nes of Jas. It. Cantwell, ye. Goo. Coltman. Two owes.
An soden upon book accounts Jury put.
Joseph. Waterman ve. Oliver P Common, administra
tor of khurst Oarlock deemed. An action to re.
o Ter a bill due 17 the dem-dant ae administrator.
Verdict for plaintiff for $lll 87.
Coarse W. Mahon and Spencer O. Faith, train',
/so., vs. 'William (.1 Lewis, garnishee of John B. Ro
binson. A foreign attactment to recover certain mo
neys alleged to be in the hands of the gerniebees. Ver
dict for plaint if for $322.02
Dis Tam ooula—Judge , Strottd.—The
City of Philadelphia to the' use of Jac Doh. n
Vic Diehard' Wletar, owner, a a An nation upon a me
chanical lien claim filed to recover the amount all, gad
to be due for paving done in front of certain pram &if
owned by the defendant. Defence, that the claim is an
0 7enthetir.e. Verdict for defendant
Hobert B. Carey vs. John N, Butter. An action to
recover board alleged to have been furnielled to laborers
employed by *ode/014AM , VI , trio/. ,
TINARPIV - *NIEVONE rAt.
• ~,,,,..- ~ 3' . . The Monet:Annirtritio-
,
- ;".' ... .l t niiiisiaictililidayili,lB4- -
. Tips stook market rentinisei to shear tee seine- covell
laths- of AMOY"( that' has 'Priiallid slap tie receipt of
positivoly•unfaverablerwiliiine lumps - 'ln most of
the shares andnetturitiee Sold 10-day,a furtherponeee- '
sisal* the'bears -wart Made: ' 'Peridifivaililltsilreed _
ntontsTsp:Off %; titan gobuyiklifflatiret4aridilarige
tieol llomPany,'„ii ; Morrie Menai; ;,,y,y,Plileigo:tion .
eittotioa Banda M ; North Perussylianla eitiltelbonder,
; PedasYYhtutt,arti.Rm'mottart 31 i Ziorrintowts
flathead sharear)i ; and New Greek; - g-, f..-:'- - 2,...7-,
The news from Europe hashad the stfOot of-istitaning.
up the marketioalour and groin, end of brlaging opera
tions in cotton to a temperartatand-atilt,''
, The opinion is general . that the' dislnibinees fe
Europe will tame the rates, of Intereitahroisgbie rise so -
moon that -there will be a dleposithin hi bell-out of
Atessreenheattrlttes, bad 'to draw the speptirivalized by
the sale from, thiseidf of thir.itttentte to ifrirope. The
mere prevalence of this opinidisha y Seine sires in the
. . . _ _.
rates of disavtat In so' sensitive atbing re the money
market, awl yet we ,rosy siesenably _detail whether the
ogo - ion itself Is welblonedel.-f It WTI as' thit the
hoidens of capital abroad will demand I higher price for
pulling Kitten they bare ,eharged for, osereral-Months
past, but - this advanced trice will not be art-increase
In hattrest merely: It will - be the wola - of Insurance
added to the price of interest.
Two el/manta" enter into the charge made-for the
loin of - capital. • one Is intermit, and is, just that suer
that capital is worth when loaned upon swat security:,
that Its return is plauld beyond all manner of contin
gency— be value of the use of the money when there is
no risk whatever of its loss. nut in a state of war and
'tumult this tick is considerable, and the lender of mo
ney adds to what he would charge mere y for its use a
sum suitlelent to pay him for the - risk As - yogis of its
loss, In nanstortence of the troubles of tie times, end
deft , effect's, upon Governments, bnelnese, and indivi
duals. This second charge, thoegh it le made, by adding
to the rate of Intereet, is a separate - aikir—real y a
charge for insurance against the risk of lois." ft is tae
lame bathe added charge whisk the miiney.lindimikee
for discounting a doubtful note over Use oharge'whiell
he mates upon undoubted paper.. , _
This tisk aloes will be ,so heavy In a state of Euro.
peen war, that timid espit-ilets v ill hesitate to Incur
it, even at the rate that will be fLisd_ upon it in me
stayed theism ; and notwitlistwidleg all' the' abuse of
- ,kniesieseacecurities - which the Maiden . paiiire love to
bean up, they will ba malted to by hundreds who wilt
prefer a safe and reliable investment in Aniericau Mute•
steaks et five or air pg. cent., ; o disconuts in London.
at tke same rate, when half or morn of the rate le clear
ly under4ood to be eh/aged
_beznilse of the /Ilk Uss
lender mai of losing his whirls - investinent In conse
quence of troubles arising from war. Thus, while a few
will withdraw from Luneriems securities to take high
rates with high risks at. home, -the great majority wilt
prefer to leave the high rates with the lorcry of Rim
abroad, for the tettallity_ k,eassini ihrishicient and
undoubtedly sure returns with ourselves.
For these tea' one, we do not believe that the breaking
out of war in Europe necessarily presupkoses a tighten
ing of the money make:, for - any length of time, in
this country. On the contrary, the check that hostili
ties abroad will give to some branches of one °lmolai°e
will aid in preserving the present m iniperabrindanne of
capital in the United Suites, and thus keep the rates of
interest low and the money market easy. --
The animal meeting of the likuquebanaa Canal four.
pony, and election of (Moors and managirs, t. . ok
_place
in Baltimore on the 9th inst. The report ia'a promising
ehilirinetliat - the company le not ,einbarressid is
finanCietiny, nod hopes some day,to pay its stockholders
aomething. who, for many
jeers has been president of the company, declined a
re election. The following often. std board were
- - -
elected:
President—George W. Leafier, of Paonsylvante:
earer-LT homes M.. Abbott, of Maryland;
Mao agera=ticmiLo Lord, Johnlin ma, IV, P.Jeolte,
0. Sparks, 0, Ileyer, ATM/worms
ran, In Pennsylvania; Geo W Bobbie,. thomealtrilson,
°Mule* Ondealnye, J. E btickney, G; Harrison,in Maryland -
,
PHILaDELPTILIL , BMX 13.1011.4.1.0.11 SATAB,
May 11; ;859
IspoiclisDnirstiMmr ilsnTa• 11. 00.,Bailui•aora arocta,
ASO Fx0112,71111/ liaoacks . , 04.alita THIRD
ADD OPLEBINCT SSA SETe
FIRBT BOARD.` =
1000 Pena. Gs 93
1000 do - 93
101932210 $ 10M fr:Cht
IL 24 7e 60
00) do BO
1000 do 'BO
1000 Union Onl 0e,..95,86
1000 do - 55 86
100 Clam & krafls 'B3 88
1000 N Ps a 10..81ye 90
1000 do 99 90
1000 do 56 80%
82 Penns R. ...lots Bi%
28 do lots..caekt 39%
100 New °reek 11
/18TWNE
4000 N Peppy It 8,0•.bb 81%
10 Penns 1L... alkali 893
• r (46 ' cash 30%
BECON
820 abt do 93,ir
400 City 111 New 101.4,
240 do - Rlol,li
1800 do lots 101. ti
440 d0.2...R 101:
453 Lehigh M g ea ...100 -
8000 N.
6s. ..swn 6&
2000 Elmira lotldg-71 72
29 Idineldll VA
80 Aldototolee Di 97)4
50 N Poona R B)fr
OLOsitiG P
Bid. Asks 3
13 6s _44
Phil& fle 101 10114
K - 101 301101
‘‘ New ...104 100
Penns Ile 00 031{
Beading. 283‘ 5311
txlo7o twit 84
68 -, 44 02
4 . do '8 75,1 g TOX
Nom - 89;li 40 ,
4 . 24 ut.36 in off • 91 -
Hoz Oaval Can. 57:
prof 107%108M
Bahl bay es 432
" Imp 85 in oft BIX
Philadelphia Marketer
PaTtaimintiA; . Btai il-r*ranti!s
The upward tendency previously notica - Tlll - Bread•
staffecontinues, and hither:Sitio:li of glour, to - the ex
tent of 1,000 bbla goad Kentucky extra have been made
at $635, 210 bbte Indiana do at the eameptice, and 300
bbla Southern float it $6.25,MT bbl; $T is now gene
rally. refused for sups:line, and 57.25e7 50 .aakid Ice
standard and gnad,atraight l-ands, without rates how
ever, exempt to the trade, at these - Pieria; and titre's
at from $7.75 to . 3.20, thelatter for fancy lots. 'llya
F oar is armor, and selling more treaty at Et 50 ir bbl.
Pennulvinta Corn Meal Is more imitated for, and arm
at $3 b 7 j( bbl. Wheat —the millere are baying at a
farther advance of 3050 VY bus; 1 000 bus fair Tenn
syl esti% rod no. d et $ i.7fo, 2,100 hue prime Western do
at $1 75, and 2,00 bus white at $1 80e1,01 Mr bas, as
in quality. Rye hoe advanced; 4,00005,03 bus
Pennarlyanla sold at $t 4' has. Coro Is also oa the
advance, and ab nt 2,000 bas yellow said at 950960 in
stote—lots Misfit are held at 97m9Sc - Oats are firmly
held at 53efele; 1,010 bus only fidi'grisitrY tad it Ma.
Bark to doll; let quality ttameitron is held at $02n33
#' ton. Cotton is - bat little inquired for, and burns
and callers are upset in their views; Sales of about 100
hales only, atirregular prices. Oroceries—the market for
Sugar and Molasses is quiet, bat without any change to
note. Wee is aao Mai, but quiet at previous quoted
rates. Provieloos—thsrets more doing in salted bleats;
shoulder's are waited at - ko, anti aides at 0a i 'holders
generally ask more: Baton and are stiffing more
freely at quotations. Whiskey is in steady demand at
the advance; drudge' ceiling at 27jio, reinsylvania
bbie 20X029;, Ohio do 30i, , and hhde 280128 Ks
gallon.
CITY - I T EM-S .
GAUT 41, VOLIENAN'S Boot EsTABLISHMIINT, AND
ras Ailifitnifi gm:6oft /VE1147110 —to anet bec
. column
f our paper to ,liy Will be inn/ the card of the Phi
ladelphia branch of Smith, Wood, t Co.'s American
Scheol Icotitrite. Their elitist in this city to at So CON
Chestnut greet, in the taatefolly fitted-op book estab
lishment of Wears. Gaut & Volkwar. A word tilt,
as to the peculiarities of this book boon. Menem. G.
Sc V. are the rucoesaors of Itipari E. Cowperthwall
Co., with whose present whistenale spartinente their
nateefoome are now In immktateOopnection.
.Besidee
presenting to their customers one of the most inviting
stoer--ooros in the country, they present two speciali
tient to the trade, ar.d the public in goners!, that are
worthy of notice. - Their stock of books, In the Rut
place. besides embracing beery superior line of Eng
lish and mlime.leneono works, contains one of the
doest and moot extensive assortment - 4 of limonite pub
lications to be frond in this country. S hoot books,
then, constitute with them a marked feature. Another
perallaril, however, which they have been for
some time aiming to coneammete, fe the making
of thiir it re, no. 609 - Chestnut 'treat, a sort
of Teacher's Homo, or head Ostlers for teach.
ors who 1134 cur clip from all parts of the Mien.
Already many gentlemen -of that profession hire
availed themselves of the adavatsges thee offered';
and, ER it becomes generally known, others will doubt•
leas do eo Thiconventeaiont such a reent, to teach
ere who may be in the city spending a few days, we
think is lately to be appreciated, Re—beeiden haying
every accommodation freely placed at their dieposal
for correspondence, and goring their outside preheats
for the time being—they hero a cordial welcome ex
tended to them, with the privi ege of the largest two
of their books while in the city. We may elate that
this arrangement is measurably consequent upon Mr.
Gant's own experience as a teacher, and the'yety ex
tensive acquaintance he formed with teacher' during
the twenty years of hie life which he bpent in that
proransion in daferent States to the Linton.
ern view of what we have here stated, the gentlemen
who have the management of the American School In
stal:to, Dave acted wisely in locating their branch in
tbli city, in the house : above referred to. de to the In
stitution Mel, the four years' existence which it hoe
had in New Perk (where their c dice is located to Ap
pleton's budding), hare fully demozstrated its great
utility, not only to teaching fraternity, but to citizens
who anals• Irene of placing their children in the most
suitable educational a:mit:Mom away from home, as in
this respect their office agents are prepared at ail times
to Import any information required: Since the bran, It
Was opened in this city, on tne first of March, we are
Informed that a number of our very first citizens have
availed themselves of its advantages. As a general
inieltigence office for both teachers and those having
the charge of achoole that are in want of telehere, this
inet‘tution will be able to render valuable service, from
the feet that a chief part of its design le to precure
situations for teaehere, and teachers for schools that
need to be supp , le • • -
PHeI(I3YLVAELA oOLONIZ4TIOA SOCIETY.—The
anniversary of the Pennsylvania Colonisation Society
will be held in Ooneer‘Etill, this evening, commencing
at eight o'o'ook. The most liberal arrangements have
been made to render it an cresaalon .of mama inte
rest, and a very large audience may safety be predicted.
The mere announcement that our worthy Itzeentive,
Governor Pitcher, is to preside, would De entilelent,
walnut another attraction„ Alt_ any ball in the
city i bat when to this in added the announcement that
an oration of acknowledged merit's to be dellvered.by
Ron. John H. Latrobe, Prinddent- of the ricedety„
and that the publio are invited; without the need of
tickets, going early will dit*tiis be the surest ray: ,
to OW rsign, or at leant to obtain a ser4.
100 Now Creek 3(
100 •do - Ji"
ICT der - = x
1 Usrrhlrsig-1 - ...;... 6 - 7 .
do 62
Lehigh Belt? 29
.6 do 59 -
I 6 do 29
10 Morris oonsyrtf 1081(
•/0 do 10 1 )(
10 do '' 108
2611ttis ikare 19%
4 Norristown R.... 64
- do 61
`212 West Copper... ST _
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6 Morris fiza Ytf 2dji.168
0 do 201.206
5 Farm & Mach Bk.. 681(
1 do'
2 PMlola Bk 117
8 Beadlog B 2314
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12: do 231(
12 Bk or Kentooky...l2oX
10 Penna.& -897 i
- 4 do - lota 40 -
10 Harrisburg 58N
5 do - • 581 f
9 Beaver Meadow B. 88%
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Olittqllitea 8.... 8% 84
tt , Ist mt lids 55
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