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'Yew* frekohoboorogo of the sat, and the,earpo-i t liittiitillibli`eoiteiti , nistryabritlibni theaupee d d ,,, ,al - „--=t , o.:.: a r=ar.a- a"" " -, a " '''' '' I 4 '• ' vTfarifili. Simidalitn"lainey'rett, "who're dead( ) I iy, ,„,Lirtrycitd, was announood in the, la§er9Felgil ter , •', ' )‘IIA bet„.yemelibered' as kin' Bogen 'Cushman' " ) eteier'Of 131faiioliti)lind tormetly ii raioitte 'mittens ''-% 'ltilitioits 'Steal' 'Thealri id this oity:"thiar loft" left Mir country 'fait Melinda% 1845; sand, *ear followbdby SWIM In the follewingyeat the , -eq ateratae da ' totretlihi r iti'Hayhaitai ; add= iaj ilia z'Ohlif Vrio'rliiiiiiiiAirdelolOrt4loo, isie=eially `-iitubumpitiliT:brAetri sit Oa at4o,- = waited Jalirr.-atiat Ewan „Valium riatutririg the letter diameter: Mir Addy's theatateal aa.- aw,reir'lliediyini, c ordielatdraiddeii,end. 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The nature , of.the cavemen, W than ts ' I taiiiihtetrilfritOlait trailitiiithebriti iiiilimilora at ' ; 'llf i li Alig fit 22 4 itkidSmOdit;l69,4c*liEl •Istiriopooprini oporsaArsiciaibii bead -.-: , ,-,itetkikuoioeutiiimawilidtoostorbuk~:- __ -11.- *0i ., ,,„ .. ,.... a i m , r e .....5 0w ftitotAir akagittor • 07,-Tra..- .rt. 4( - • stholiOdkior bridiel!ti .lll. 4 4l; id'At'ssOlf, ; tk; ititttoeen - tlitste . OPOPto dolgping to go cot jli the POITIA4n , tei IPLET , trite 4,;1' tisiesns,4ii'l4lll".`to PAPPA: 44 Auti 4I. : _;...-t 0 keep .b a 3ji°:.o person. they - meet y Ilef/1 0 : „ st,l4/3410,01.1011 1 ue si ROW is r'sk;scvn of• the ; Honora le G :aid tOereiid, 6 00 blegligWifl' . , _ goo in Engl and.% Re is the le;ifisiol,the, diasentas4 of ; •Orestilvitisiti.;M -1 ! - e . ; <“, 0,1404* itetq Th4rigrest f kowielnAlOing4lorior th ct,,y,,45„ta, ,;: ; s,;^ll94ooo.iikiiJio, - .. 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'AiiriethrgoPW'Whe tbrzit o!iiivil‘'o4ortion'of We' ,Agitrtair at:ipi, new.ki 83r44f, is the reeromme' •,•.-...6( liePPAtiPitisP o tAX.4 o or s4 ( o k , ' , ". o l l d 011A08 5 )02 treat or Attefelso tiiiieesbiee, thei,eittetetit Pjed*opj. it I; eatie;eltid'Ost ttisre In dissonsion -' ItHitwomittie'fiiiitifart sad ifungdriab istierals: of •• - tbat Gray.; Ix eeemejtiobatt6 that AlleißGl *fir ,•..isx• bily Itaoilel.follt add 'rill yet , us the day she -i . ihtialr manna agaleskeuelhiti. -i. 3 .- - 1 ~.• -- ' - '2 61- APHPrt'N' , 2, O :O/ 1 4g Time'i pi:0116ot :a ulna i i i i ' i ;#4,<.! 6.154;011,71#61.11.0 old XettlfP*2:, 411WIIPOkRAPOI4Jk op** 9.,imixoz I*.:!ttniC a - 's.ittlitiTeniseiSlOlitslii old ageo, The foot Ist the 0141. 4 -'getittaisni , a 6olo wOli, *irk' -‘49 6 ;ovw maw 14vti '-'to ifeieliatit * ltrii m ; ' Yetai4f d i'Ff i V ir be it4 : . ;:.,(KA - 4 61 4;:ii:OPF* 1 a . filliiiez - - - -**o ,44/ -?,.. 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S i t 1 r i !i" hild, .. k'' ' '"' ' •''' - J '7," „r; { .. ", • , ~..,'", il A petlgewto greigress is,now oftleftiaillg isiomg ,•--,. -As atloY*os(wm, Iwitbg:for, thot retirement from • r' l `iteliteieritoVeflidoltldfiepiS lialliefst.ea o m o i*Ot • 4 ,ilea Crifir t Ailfaiolabl'eLiriltstilf, SIMON; to i - qiiiittil illi , rptiOriiit,iiirZliiilV'sirifee' r. ' , P• ~ '"' %/ WI n itwit ib‘t U i ', - gitlis 44 In 14 i bend V ,„_-.,; 7l ,,,,,Aog*igeigleiMi l latfirac‘tftristitne filo I.oins; l 4 - -- "'-,'-'., ., ';404 4 11 1 :5klfrgtA.1. 4 0 44'":f1i41 34 0 ; 'le fhP ‘ 141441;*/°F*#4!ooWifAfrOse the Atlantic 5f5,5 i,A5 1 %-= - .,a••-' -- - _ T4qTATTOINWO I sl l .o,4 , ll*Art re g i E n .lo e. A 0i, , , . -fisnritilolq - toyrimAgit'lealboriog one; of their, Alf• ttil lWll**A. :*,* lo lqr.l to APsil flisi, - nT''''lliMiitifitOlinitilli teittiik.f4o4l, poilticitd. i ' l4 •Teratitieter' - - roigly :seem= *l4sViArr e-',l4,weleniii '; 641 4 ffe• i.kli4t, 1•• ilkoriVoi ' '- 11 70 1 V r air e;" t A -: ', V ' elt. - I;',.:!.`:' , 'lt - ltaly. Italy,,the land of Arts and crane, of genius MA (glove," is onosiapda the dynopuro of the ft' world, and all eyes, aeti(Ooteao'llifigreat:l drama now being sated 4.0,rt th`'e mightiest armlel ol , ,Ettkopa , . i; k y'rptiatily no other portion Mlle 414 hTlii*befiklAihjoß . te;d to so many vicissitudes as she has encoun tered. Full ofhistorle, interest andimportange ' two thousand years ago, she commands an al- nitisrequal amount.of_ attention now, but no 10,:litkittiV9tatergpations, she is the hum. I ettled, of, n ,,thalt Ali. Tier territory has rOkalstedly 'tee' -iapiAlironeil bittitile tirsVat thistibinatit t is Controlled by ,a.strange pateh-wiirk' ediiicon'ennirsyseems ttegtk, England holds thi: l ia• lgn ,_ o,altu . in,the ;;s onth, ]'ranee ;Corsica', • theMesti and.AlletruktheL4o44 o , - Yene ; tfart'Kingclent, iltile:ta late 9e - fixt• Matioditmrescinte Alien-principle of /I.epubli lettidelift VIM Tonal dominions a. complete; hi. 'O4l'6llYl ititc'itingdOni +Sr Sardinia. it' liberal 'iu'adt,iiiiiireisiie"ltiSpiefientative • `Nonai•CliY.' and, the:Qoyernihe7il ' ot"llia Twolalcilles one' ,of„. i n . 3 *• The foilowiticetptlqical*Ociiraik*al account pritsdivAlo4,? l 4pre 9.9i}dßupea froxu, 94, T oles, Alloy -ww -probably bp dnterestingltO some of oor readers. Its political divisions areas folloWsl-- i s 7'1'14 ', ".1 Aria; in tn , lionibardo-VettidierrlGngdoos..l7s47 5.007 472 Rll3 f0100x.,0f,f1fxdf01,4".,,,t. 1 1.23,472;5,0)0.245 Xriacipality orldonaoo.. 58 .• 8 200 o f .. • 2,392" 1 502 841 . .. : . • 2:832 583 458 "kfrindlliohy of Toooani. .... ... 8,543. 1 778 021 iPanal States:di .. • i 15,883 • .2,898.115 • Rogenoy.er.Bin'hiarino, 21, ,7,000 Kingdom of.the 'Two 8.704,472 Gdso eto " 219 " 'l2B 361 • . ;•1 - tif 1. __116,479 24 711 785 I,Thm.FrettokAblend,of , !Corsica, -and .the, Turin Canton . OtTessin, a .part i - of.-„the. Valais "and: otthe fliitidis A and the.Tyror; also belong embraeed 1 kpi 2 f . olYtilkst prOvinieti; `ailiia-Ve`r i aiiiii,'l3tes'ein; Como, Cremona, Lodi T OTeme,Blantna,l4oin, Pavia, and- Son- drio,,.The.Tenetian - ,provinces are Itallnne, ..Psdna, , Rovigo; Treviso, Udine, Venlooi-VO-: • reria, apd ViantaXAustrian Italy; or the Lom bardo-Venetian -kingdom -is , howided:on - : the Sleuth' iklimPapal , ,Statesillodena;Parmaiand anttii!=the`iieit 13Y ',VAC " lttaggio e, and tb'e,TiCine,3i_hieb: segraie it from '1 .4117-, • r , • kingdoPt Sardinia is, composed of ¶ the - island of. Sardinia, Piedmont, Savoy,,and. Genoa... , -The island of Sardinia contained,;in 186 V 552,886 = inhabitants, • and _ an area of r 9,2116, Sciiialit "MUSA. It is divided into three adminietrativa (Wltiah again • are fide irciiinees;) as fpltpwi : Cagliari; ,101 . 0,1V,pii+14ati":Contirienfal Sardinia is torthlTSwitzerlaisc OC, the east by ! Xornbardy, and, Parma, ‘ on _the . sout h , by. the,Mediterraneanr ,op, the west, by France: It', is divided •. into fourteen Ininiatrativel divisions;-- as . T follows: I Turin, Getteni+l3avoyi Coni, Noiara; ' f briCe;', - ;Atineei;lvreii;' Saven; • x* $1,617,116,' eziendlitiree" '',fcr .$20,782,093, ;and its dabc, to 4104,024781. Turin ~ the ,ne4Af. Opy447o#9nkrnad Genoa the prinoirgil Fromy 1708, to 1814 the country forreed .1 part of. the French - 'Empire. ' The pritielpality of Monaco, ttith its 8,200 tnliabitaritkAa , mede'r Abe - protection of the &kinky and is garrisoned by PfliPC between ,Nice, and Genoa; : two or the 'has:•4oo4!ed 4 .0 ,K , §4#4P,4 ! )6: 1? iiP°uad'sd by the Sardinianominions on the Bonn:it:ant wdst,:and bythe Lombardo-Venetian kingdom thi•tth aoitkc , It is, divided into the * five provinces of Parma, BaniDonnfo, Piacenza, 'rardp!iiiiiril-'" 'Llilnglina di Parma. ;In ii4YeVeisilea'artiii',Bl;lB9 '905, and its ex neMitninfitt,',.sl;7,4oo,':. At the commence. . FOlittit—,,C7fl . 4",4ol). MOM igifittl!PtAilt century ; w 4 80z0.by. Nipososokattliolmljo hialsingtionigataly, 4 Afteitiiis downiall it was given to Ms Emprepp; a t ti l.;:eA / 1 4', r 7lk il ip,ci tre ia : tnist - 01 Zt if.Pylii,e,Cinto Ammon prov,lnoes,.as follows FAgnano;- Gar. r Y 4 Trirf AAuniksi _.,,, 4041. ihmurs ,1!#1. ti'moynt4i4 , to $i389:282, its eniendltnies to 0011.146;,1410, 404 iian only, St* , - , • ' The G r rindttneby - Thiminy, over which gardlidg beeif proclaimed -I:letatior,darlig the presenkwar, lies south' of Cideiii,?lffia,'divided - into the six depart, ;Fin, Sienna. Arezt OrbstOo;int Yttie two cibil and military (itei:eitimehte, Of ;Zee' ern and the rsle . of Sl lia,• -Its revenne,itpahit amounted to $6,7i3, - - - 9,84, aEpd the'expenditAres pr• the spathe 'period t2'4o4ol4,llB64'..thfc , publie` debt to ab ciht SB,. ~0003000= `:Florence is lbe capital, andLeghottt the „chief eeslro 1. r From . 1808 to lint itforthed pait'pfithOreneti,Empire of Nirothuiri. • tfhe,Papal . States are bounded 'on the north by,,calaktirdy: and Yantis; on :the east by the south and southeast by Ilie ,, Kiiigthrut'ef Naples, on the west by the aucildedertai For' administrative purposes they aro dlvidedirtio one civil • division; six , legatilie,, Ferrara, • - keit Savenni • ttbhib'e Femme; ~ and, thirteen thilega- A l O,nP . /_ , t,# i♦l aci t i t a t . Came :riap,4r.ermitYiraieciii; Ferule, Spoleto, Rioti, yiterba,4orvieto, Preteltione and Pon Ooroo, p r i•ifftkVeceliii," and Ceneirento., - All Cie:civil' , 'oftleers the' 41,overnmant, of, every grade; atki prlnstsi'', - The secular ' revenue, In "fB5B, :•Teximadt -tcree,tol,iBl,4l2. ; the • public debt to $4.- 'BlB;42tr.rOMlSltritO:lBl. - I'the Papal Stites •Avere,s3l e tecorpOrated in,CieXingdorn of Italy, 4hiehN.trbinott had created. • • `:T, he Repubbe of Sari` &terino is enclosed oit -:alf ky:the'Papal . dominions. It_baa pre n'erVed its , independence,: for fourteen centu -40;`,04 Abe: oldee,f,„ fri the, world. Theipublic, , ,reienue smqunts: to' $6,000, t:nd, the art4y . this State 'c,onaiste of 80 men. r The giniqpin of The Two 'Slates comprises dettilnintiti Pertion'of Italy, and the Island .Iyhich,are separated 'from each other;Wthe id'lteseena.' Continental ITOdek.!CO*0 1 0 111861 ' 'Pqr*t!on 61:2,1402;end nits divided into fifteen in.ovic ,oelli ••as,JoLlows :;, :Naples, , Terra„dt- LavOrl, Principtitci . :Oltra; •Prinelpito 171tra, Basili- „ca4rOallitinita' , Terre di Sari; Terra di Otran te; dinitafOrlit; IlltrkOalabria, 1,.131tra Oa- Abrezzd bitra, -A:tmikzpAritia. Oltra IL . jSicily„priipei 3a 00ideinto the provinces of toaterwri Messina ) Oatania , Syracuse, 04= ajotoitl,, Trapani, and 'Con.' rtained; 41).1851, a PepulatiOn'of ,091,686. ibe' , -Kiiigdom - of the Two, SOlteet ii - I,lBWieit 00;871,000 and its pub. lie deb $ O1,854,000: Its.: tyrannical, ruler is 1117 :Aot.tris; bat' ” ; his death is' daily expected,` and i;le " thatthat s -pro &event I;irilkbri the signal of an , overpoworlog demon hivelf,"et Sardinia." During the ;prosPeroni dity's .ot Air cinison'a -carpor t the ~ K 4tlgthiticres,sttocessidely - ruled AT Jetsam/ zi iteipT bAt in 1815 "VERDl rease:.ended thrtine. The '..istalteen Gone, - and Comino haVe, : since 'lBO6, been under the dominion orGreat-Britain.. r. I.l.9;Sext. Siete r Senate, • - , l l)m*:o;ofeieven . ,Elenators expired with the_ Jaot < aesstofi— M ssera: 'l7iritionr and Six r, Kr. FaT2ll2, of• Petry ' r'and',l - c. BREWER, ` of Franklin ;and A' Sissiz; Of Luzern; and tdri 'Oititiwttr t i, , ol,lllalr—Demooratil; in nil, i-iiiiiii i ;*asirs;;;:.o4'4ll, •of Allegheny; Clopiti; of. Indtaaa;- Aires, Of „Sredferd ; Seetitirlo,M)lrserrerk; and Haunts, 'of Butler 14pahlimmiOn nildive,L,These holding _over are. cgdally dirided-;-eleven RepuhlicanS eleven Senceciatsi; 4 - forgotten that. every Stat e, lenntorelecteatin October next nillne called Of his term, to l'lmteiifer-e, OW, inler t9,`Senittor.Btatmit in the I tritited - Stittei;Senate -Here; then, is an op:. 040:6C - ?it litntitical, - application of tile - , ip iiiiwoo m meirbjenaMr.flitrimi heti violated atifilfoe4-that-nO,catididats for State Sena:- without being tfeirlensly , interrogate& IT:his constituents as to the new 'doe :trine of 'the prcitection..of- slaved . iu the Ter=, "fititiejte not adrocated: ts7.the Adadeistra- JA/0910Itid , 'hy'the 'extreme Men of: th e Oitiii;;ioea - 4,01 1 ; 444, erittwor • PO, :Kt ivillitiltmarvisgastitiVAPPiliVilt9fililk.94 are said to be is MI unusually flourishing condition. Iso l 4; , it , 1 1 ,1 4, 6 1;# 4 ` eenB7ol 4 g.the 4,lKullitow 106 i of & WOO& at *V tme4a . • O.OOJ ¥u« trl4, net ji4Kro t t; keel iHic Boo* British Politicians. Lord DEADY may not have n- , ,decided ma. jorityA Conservative'inenfbe# in the new Inrliarrletttibid, 14,4:111 bris a - - merking ma- POLY in nfaiii cases':„! file opponente aro split 104? three - iiintions,,wideli, except on very ex )iit'ordirinrYjnocasionkestnnet he,"got to act to 'gather as one party..` - totd .1:01.i-Stnism.t; with Sir JAMES GBAIIAM and that description of office-hunters will constitute' 'one section. I s Conoca•and„Brtionx,yith a compact but not numerous "tail " will make another. Lord F4.I.VERSTON and his followers will fermi ;a- Atind .''Oniliiii rate 'oceasiensonce In a - Session, pi3rhapsi wilt thug° three divisions be 'called uporCio" mit; as one-.phalanx, against • thelliniatry. - : , ,', i- -' :' - :-. i - 'Sven - then-Leay' in • the - coming 'Seseion-- under what leader 1 ' Scarcely under'ord Jong Id ussmn, who p bids, high Or • office; but 15 ,personally unpopular. with -• hie, fellow. "• - ertin -- •Even Sir.J.antss Gasmen,the unblushing land nefarious letter-op-mar of PEEL'S Cabinet, is 'scarcely on good terms twith! - Lord John k kinality,wthough he is' noW C.entent,: like one of ' talattiiPa'ragled,'re - Oru . ' Its - , to walk through , (per ap , remain In) Coventry'with him:An ~he'lide !Attie ',op, the Reform Dili,. many of ! ,the ;Iritih:rnemberaTated Witt: Lord Jontr i ovhc, -in r dhe. excitement created by --, Cordhaal Wumnan's ,remarkable measure of 1850, intolerantly described.theSoman Catho lic:ins practicing and holding to "the miam'- inerias - of - superstition." Will the Liberal Iriefr - Merabera again support Lord 36itx ? fere is', what' gr. • Bowl:zn; the ro:eleoted member for Dundalk; and Cardinal ,Wisnateal's personal-friend,said on the hustings his constituents : , . . , After being declared duly cleated, Mr. Bort yet, ill a very.lenuthened• speeoh, vindicated hie general Parliatnentary'cohduet,, and particularly his vote is favor of the . Hovtirnment Reform' Bill. Alttfite'd thEitt , ther Roman Carl:vises received mere•,itestace front the ;Derby Administration. than, the TV,hige ever conferred during their whototemire o'fflee. -He denounced Lord John Rnseetl as the inveterate enemy of the Roman C atholic's, referred to the memorable Durham letter, and the Ecclesiastical Titles' Assumption cot, whieh,.though a dead letter, was an insult to every Roman Catholic. He also Mated that if the Derby Atlministrition,viere continued in power there was every probability that a charter would be granted •to the Oithalio UniVereity , of • Dublin. • The bon. gentleman ,Wall.leudly and frequently applauded bra vevrtbranged assembly."., , • • Thin is plain speaking, and it is likely that every. Catholio,in Parliament was opposed to Lord Joan, on the same, grounds. If so, Lord Dames majority of Irish members, already considefable, will be greatly augmented. Mr. perhaps, may have a good `time, by and hy., He is an advanced liberal, and may, beibie , to.earry out, his main views, in„futnre years., thing like COBDBN nor himself ave, any thing like num oriel!' strength du' Parliament, As- for Hr. Reentrow; he is crotehetty,.and therefore unreliable. ‘Mi. • GLAD - mug, 'with most of the , old ?WWI id &Utah 'disposed' to act with , the Derby lifini.stry, and it would not surprise any 'one, acquainted with the history of belligerent 'parties , . and I,tialT: living , leaders, to find Mr. Guansrons very soon forming pneof. the Der- , by, Ciabinet. ,He is too tndependont a gentle- Man to play second fiddle' o Hessen or PAr,— ISSRaTeN. If Mr: Dtsammt would accept that splendid exile,, the "viceroyalty of British In dia—which is . said to . await his acceptance- - Hr. Gr..Loarosu would probably take his place, as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Ifinigto. rial Leader of the House of Commons. .But,, it may be that DistiAum has' dreams of even yet higher anibition - than India' opens to hire— that he may aspire, in ibinead . of' time, to the Tretnierahlyi, itself;evedal CANNING did.. Let its,hOPe;With • bettei, , fortune, 'for, like pore, tho.elkuept 42isortas, CanyriTO ,only held the nips, of empire fora few months; and then the Death.. , Angel summoned him away.; .Thsuair,r is afiarvens; as CANNING was, (even with the Dake*Of Portland' fol. brother-in-law,) and the treatment he tedelved Trent the haughty Aristociady';hilided bilhe late 'Earl 'Garr, hiokq his heirt. Be it hoped that totie".sm's- Ls 'ofloiffitier material. „ We'2llllX be 14-41te4e.4 in oPf YPeppiattoni linti kappea.a to dg far from improbable that Aphort , rime; 'even Lord, liararsturrort NSW may, give in- ids adhesion , to the Derby- Disraeli Clabinet;and even ai3otipt office. His opposition` has . b4en Inore;mocleratei, and less „,,,ussernsi ban' Isdid VW svol,prertantyman crrrecrartge 0 - Usage in 'p j arininisit” phaiticie; rind Ettaiiitaiot, eel Vicar of Bray, may end . his career, alto .began it, over half a Coutnry-ago, as a Tory oißof al; - ,• • - .• ' PALKICIMITO*-18 asr•boltily and strongly Op posed to the Ballot u are Lord Denny and Mr. • Dotaaair-themielvert.•- On the' other hand, Lordjoito Rttsinit has 'declared, that he; la 'opento the' )Ecoittitprovi t o the gates 'of Oliice are stliened",to him. - ,Teat very biStkitynetiat, politialaa, Sir JAMES, the letter-openor, who, in- turn, .has boon a member shall pasties, concluded his speech at Carlisle, election with a defence • of pont!- . DIV inconsistency , which is too racy, in its impudence and - plausibility, not to 'be placed *nisei:ord. Ile said # I.lsTow, something is said about change of opinion.' The laat half century has boon the' porE. od of mV active life. , Within that period all has changed - around me. I have seen the face Of na ture changed. _I. have seen ,moraases, oniverted hands,' ground, 'I have seen desert wastes in this 'cornett, now teernlng witholden ' harvests.. I have seen grass supplanting hostiles, and running up to the_topa of our highest hills I have seen night. turned. into day In our cities and dwell. logs by the aid of gas. I have seen time atlIA die tam all - but annihilated by the.looomotive pow er- of steam by` sea and land. I hive seen the electric telegraph 'conveying from pole to ;mid the Intercourse. of man, by lb ape* stolen as it were from Hearers. ~/ have. seen mighty •Mionialphies fall; I have seen renal/lies founded on their,ruitta bigimbling to dust; rhave seen deanntlo tyrannies arise and fall. and shall man, fralighan, amid all thiszathanges of nature and of 'policy; alone stand .immovabloomaltered in his opinions, and say he is peohanged ? Is he to refuse to yield to the pres sure of the times and of tboolronmetinees In which `his lot east, if he is not open te conviction ? I, frail .in my judgment, but honest in My puiposei, haye changed many opinions; but to say that e - man dealing with State affairs is not to change his "Opinions under any circumstances—that may be a 'rettoramendatton fora lunatic asylum, it is not a recommendation for any deliberative assembly in I the world." . • - • 4 This la unmfatakably_plain, and would almost warrant the- suspicion that the weather.coc)s Baronet meditates some farther change. We intuit walrand-seo. A 'Stinting Preiliction.-The Union of France and Sardinia against Austria. DE T'rsirr, in his work on the Congress of ,Vienna, published in 1816; deplored' the dispesition - made of Italy by the Holy Alli ance, tord,virtnally predicted the occurrences whieh have since transpired, as a natural con sequence of the character of the people of 'ltaly, the • intrigues of Austria, and The pOsi- Mir or France. His theory was, that a con, l'ederatiori of Italian States should have bcon established, by which the ' whole country woeld have been freed of foreign dominion. CoinmentingupOn the s e ttlement by which the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom was consigned ,to Austria, he said .ltt The King of Sardinia is too weak_ against Frame, as well as against Austria. It is a dwarf between two glum]. " N'Theri the ontranee to his Stateswae defended bYiliestrengest-places in Europe, this Jailor of the Alps could not keep the keys. What will he nor do, with an open and defenoelose country, and ,when Turin cannot bold out a siege? Whew 'Austria shall go as far as the rieina, What will the King of Sardinia do against his powerful oppressor? Will he n o t n a t ura lly have recourse to France ? Here we behold Italy agon ire eonittigratton by the hand of French men and Germans, as if this country never could be emancipated by the descendants of the Ohnbri and Teutons, instead of those of Brenmie. -I , If , it was impossible to prevent Austria taking root in Italy, -at _least a wets& should have been kept, so that it should have been, done ad' libi tum. She ought' to have been precluded the ,pas sage of the Po, on the siderof the legations; end her simultaneous establishments in all tho' little sovereignties of Italy and Melons. in Tuscany, at Parma, prevented. The King of Sardinia should have been. aggrandised,. as we have stated ,eleal where, and some correct i ves of Ms evil inlierent on the entrance of Austria into this country a t. 'tempted. It should de tlza invariable and'etertial principle of Europe not to permit either France or Austrta to set foot in Italy. The welfare 'of Europe requires that there should be a kingdom establiebed, - Meammenee at thci hens° and termi t : 'nate At the foot of 'the Alps and the States of the Then,ltaly,would. form three States—this ICingdomi, the States of thn Pope, and those of Naples." ' ..The treaty of 1816 has repeatedly bean vio lated by all the great Powers of Europe, and it is not singular that at length a:French ruler , has taken up 'arms, for the correction of one of ittemost flagrant errors, in a mariner pointed Oat eillridvitable, by an intelligent and not un friendly • critic' ,of.. the, Congress" of Vienna, More , than forty years 'ago."_ yr. 'DPI PEA= , co o4,iceiy, have expeetedi.rifter the °com plate overthrow of , the-first .i.th.pormou s , his' banishment _tai Ul.'ll9lol*, and 'the apparent,; destriaticM,of oil hoPeti of kis dynasty, that' 'any of his larollyt would' again occupy, the' throne of France, , But henevertheleis pre dicted, for some French ruler,,,whom he natu. .rally must , have supposed-would be a Bona- nersomptentation'as' Lome NAPOLEON is now THE PRESS,-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, -1559. Emperor is, therefore, reconcilable withs:the natural &AMA aids ''positien, irreepectlie , of any personal,latatiltiore that ho may he sup posed to ehoritill.• • reCeat manifestos and professions are perfect keeping with art theory of , an adjustment, and, the 1;08= 1 !ability of his having sufflclent legitimate and' .proper metivento engage - in the' , preient war is clearly shown. . BY MIDNIGHT MAIL. Latter Wont 6 ; [Cloirenondenes ores Press.] ,„ Wasnirtaron, May 24,1259. Banishment is the prder of the day-banishment to the faithful. Now, in Russia", wheat'', Onside sires to inillot a most significant sentent6 upon, a derelict public servant; he sends him with saga site politeness, and many chains, to the delight fullycOol.winter resort.of filberia:' The Czafof Russia- punb3hos his foes in this way ; our Czar, Mr Buchanan, eo rewards -his friends. Coloeel Stambaugh, .as I intimated previous to his appoint ment, hes, been esleeted as Surveyor4deneral of the Territory. of Utah This is a large office, the duties of which are.to be oendnoted at a groat die. tame; and, to allergen of Colonel Starabdrigh's eleganttastes, rather" ora Aponte*, fei the em broidery than for the cloak. Banishment is, in fact, the order of the day with Mr. 'Buchanan na against Me old friends. But Mr. Buchanan's idea of ban ishment is capable of another signification.: He banishes-his best friends from hie !confidence, how ever near they are to him. Even les own hoUse hold are held at arm's length, and those Most:sin cerely attached to him are .frozen into silence by the Arctic atmosphere which surrounds him. The only,way to , obtain an introduction to kis" dotal donee, and,to make Lim genial, is to raise the axe of opposition and to 'cat the icy wall.. with,many blows of abuse and calumny—the Wall that sepa rates him from tho public and his friends. Mr. Buchanan is by no moan's satisfied with the condition of things in Philadelphia— Havirig re 'solved .to remove the postmaster, he does . not hesitate to intimate that there are others no less deserving of the axe, and It is said be is looking very suspiciously, upon one or two .Prominent 'men in position , in. your city. His delay in selecting a sneeessor to the postmaster is characteristic, but it may be accounted for ,oatho ground that he hoe for a song time - deliberated upon meting more' changes ; and this may be the time for decapita tions. The person most native in the movement against Mr. Westoott, turns out to be Mr.. Hebert ,Tyler,,who, for some ewe, dieW hie, swo rd' Upon the postmaster directly after his' appointracint, and who, ,from that time to the present,, has waged unceasing war upon bite. All' the seen- Nations; against Westoott are contemptible in the extreme, and the President now, SOU that4he has placed himself in the, indefensible. attitude of sanctioning the removal of a valuable othoor for the gratification of the spleen of others; and has given that officer a most desirable opportunity of fully vindicating himself before the Wahl.' I, do not know, how fay Collector Baker is iniXed np in this ,atfair, but,l* know that, if inched interposed to prevent the execution of Tyler's plans a and bad need with such men as Mr. Brenner; Vatter. aon,,and Mr. Vandyke, the Diets* Attorney, all those plans would have been, frustrated. While, heivevar, to Mr. Tyler,belongs the ,obief hondr of having assailed Mr. Westoott; I Must not forget that dietioguishedei:North'Alnerice d ,". and "ex-member o' the Bloat° of Mieltigrie,'". and author of an.esSay on "Ohaneery Ppiatioe," namely, Vincent, L. Bradford, ,Erq. This pious patriot baa been indristrionely at work.vrilling . to men in high places bore, adyeaating, the 'retnoVel of Mr. Westoott, and asking to be appobited Post-. _matter himself. He thinks' the "Auieritian Tinton" in danger of dissolution unless this thing Is done at once; and as $' a flhristian gentleman" and patriot, has felt it to bo his duty, nefencli to traduce Westoott, but to _ offer , the, elpendl-, turn of theMi whole of the salary of the te, ehould he get it, for politioal purposes, he being riob enough to do without it. Ho is proMPted aloneby disinterested love of country.,-. • I em looking up the letter , pnbllab4 . ,iit Itilt or 1848, by Brigadler,GeneralHowntn, against the aspirations of ,james,Huchanan for the Presiden- , oy,'tind hope *corny to gbie yen the,seerethiatory of obi feruoni document. Mr. Itnehinaa kisaSelf (sonnet have forgotten tbo cdretinisittaCes under which this letter was written, and.printed, Pro bably no man in Pennsylvania Avant , fnitlierf in' ?Motile and denunciation of Mr. iinehanalitlian the aforesaid_ Bowman ! Hie paper, teemedw ith as much abuse of the ~present •PrneldP4tSM the constitution now does of yon and nothing: oheoked him in his career of vielemetAitliOutillo nieeting,-oalled in his own town,hy,whioli hb was instructed to girl pp /ifs Pallas ea, felLbaoh upon Mr. Buchanan,. Huila thteilibakTiefer. lotto bad grace, and hastsver 111000 been inting to iblerOntS t it. • " '';/90.A1-14W ARCH smart THRATRIL—Whoevci 'deeirps a hearty good laugh may betake himself'e' this pannier theatre, and , witness the representation of " The Bottle Imp." In the character of Wel. : Maid Mr. J. S. Clarke appears to revel,' So feet and freely flows his fun. His most solemn' lOoke ;spite laughter, end so his most ordinary ,rioilons. 40113 essentially apnielhunforist, Without' which , na ape, eon suecessfalli play low oontsdy., ;4s Ittinc/a,we haVe Air. Dolman, as Atonal, playing indifferently and playing very Well. : nufortn, nite'vrolea Is Agana blur izt the pet 0; bights performance, in 4.at 11, ill the prieoriampoi Wes most powerful and elfeotivo. Miss Bona Taylor, as Marci/sa, (whioh Mr. Wheatley; who rooted terribly,' thrice proneuneed Marelliarl had not mach to do; and did—pasiably. Po *aid like to know on what authority tile young lady, - dropping a vowel in the word o vation; takes the liberty of eliding it into porfin. Mr. Dol man we noticed, changed sudden, in Ike 'ratan nor, M ard'a. Where is' threat piehinolation to be learned, except on the stage; at thiliar, and iu tbp pnipit? Had Miss Taylor been tiefOrtunale as to witness the last perferroanee of tb French company at the Walnut-street theatre, he - might haVe"taken 'a lesson-from Mdlle:' Chealievon costume. The Prom% lady, who is moo pretty, if alio more peyite, than Min Taylor, &Seed her self as a Garman country girl, exactly lithe very plain and unbecoming attire of the localty, even down to wearing subatantial, thick:sold shoes. Plain home stuffier her: gown, and it wife brind; kerohief 'covering her 'bust aisd : he'd,' made kiadile Chevalier's peasant costume.' lies TaY, for tremendously ontsbone her r MIS Taylor had a sort of satin 'pap or hat on her bead, from which descended 'a handeom black. heed veil, flowing back to her wait, over the `shoulders. ' •Alre, , a watered.silk Own • pi blau, with deep , flounces of ithecolikoolored velvet. ' Mae, a laced `body of the isle, the sleeves thereof ourionely "slashed," 4.1 Mao silk, and the velvet as aforesaid. he, most, erenelve hoops-Mho use of which, wttiow first learn, is common in Germany among thiPeasaate. We did 'not too inquisitively look at ti young lady's'pedtil coverings, but 'they appeesito: be neat slippers. In one word, this was tiostunse Oalculated to exhibit the wearer's person:adieu tare, but not to accord with that e4alitainos which stage.represettation ought to preiet,' with us, as it does with the Branch: The atigmana. ger of the' Arch.street Theatre. surely °OE no- Coe the costume of the performers, and bt leave it to their ownlanoy. We have so oftetoraised Miss Emma Taylor, that we feel warraiti, once in a way, in telling her that a good aotris will never dress absurdly, • ' 4 Warsrat arawar Tans:rug —This evenin pret ty Mrs. Lei:mud bipeds to see her frionidat her Benefit; The Principal performance antionalpal attraction will be - " Pizarro," in which MoDonOnsh will 'play his ,faVorite Anditteetivi, part of Rolla, with Mrs Leonard as Bltir;-=bY the way, her youth and good looks Won/ make the part of Cora more appropriate for het There will be two after-pieces, with other percannees, and we shall be glad to find that the tt4ro is full. - Bank of Phcanixrille. Vier The Prong r BIENIXVIGLE, Try 2059. I potiee that aevexal hank•note, pate! pab- Belied in Abe pity of ?hiladoiphia aro4ig the Bank of Phtenixville groat injusttos by snilsg that institution to the pnblio ao doubilitn' its oharaotor.• , • . . [ . . Tho- Bank of Phronlxville has gone in l ripari ,, tkn. Its exchanges aro made in the env dolphin .with the Manufacturers' and Miwrios' Bank, Third and Vine streets. We only :Nes, tloe, and no misrepresentations. , is Ulf oSire of the proprietors of the Banh , Noto -Ropvto give the public) °onset " information, w(mld refer them to the institution above nanied;', PEREMPTORY SALE—THE PHILASELTR Iptr. &o.—M. Thomas As' Boos Invite the anent of oa -1 pit/diets and others to the sale Of 'the k; on Tuesday next, Itst. inst., the sale of which It be - absolute; without any reserve or lioaltati hat ever, by order of the dtrootors. ''t There is very large amount of other rkisble property, also to bo gold peremptorlly. Bu, ead hills and advertisements. The Market•etreet store, to be sold Patois, without reserve. • The sale of the valuable library will t en tinned this morning at 10 o'olOok. AUCTION Norren —We invite the attt3nb4of purchasers to the sale, by B. Boott, Jr., auot6r; 431 Chestnut street, oonsmenotng at .10 obk, this morning. It will consist, in part, of ril p ,rfoldories and Thee goods, plain and fignredtrri French flowers, French crepes, Paris natal, 'elk loco mantillas, linen 'cambric Mktg, Frionok sets, parasolo; ' Catalogues now ready. A WSW Gorman paper, entitled Gott's Frerti der Pfaff's. Pfind (God's friend the Pope's; em 7) has been etarted 'ln Bt Lettis.,Therei' peat, deal of Originality la Um (*emu. PIO. Public Airitiss;wents‘ Coatuor Ju Letter front New York. GREAT FALLING OFF IN RAIN RAILRO/O .IIKORIPTS , • --FAILURE OF HARCMIUS BROTHERE.:4.'I.: STEW' AZT stryp,lns OREEK.4I4AVE PUTS IT Oti'VTEIT `• AT RIB 4 :DiBmaun3tisp, AMATBIS4t "=GREAT PEOUPIARY .ORBS OP. CETROICR.:PAIN(fINIT---ATLANTIO. CABLE •AND. Plitli94 - INOTALLATION OP ENV W., .1:;; ; MOR)t"-SOTITITY IN 'TOR HORSE MARKET-- • 'MOS HOWtY-41111GRANTS WITII [Correspandenea of no Wean J ' - New Your, May 24, 1850 The stockholders, bondholders, and all who are inte rested in the securities of the. Erie railroad; may well, entertahj iferionaapprebenslons for the safety of their profiertif so lonzati the earitiog4 cf-th'erosOontinie to decreasette they,lllli*do . riptg the peseent year.' In the 'month of the - aggregate ea"-ritngi *Sri - it:Mit - 1480r' 342, against $658,129 in Orli, 1853,,5h0w10g lh deorease of.sl77,76o;nearly six ildoosanddolltiri I's day, or at the rate of over two millions of cloture terootrtu. , t Bargous Brothers' have stispeoded "payitiriti tin their acceptances, given for the Tehuantepeo Clompiiiiir, or Which they have been front the commencement the chief support. The reputation and wealth of the hence have zuarlyyiara .been_ inadolibto4, epSl;thq: qww3nefpn aerates mush Bp:apathy. The political troeblee ,of Mexico have had,their share tp rendering unavallahl, 1 the rdiourceil'otthe honee: • , Mr. Alexander T, Stewart, has purchased Poweis' statue of the Oirespllave, ;which was drawn last year by Mlse Ooleman, of olnelnnati; at'the Closmopollian Art Assnoliktiort lottery. will bs planet in the othre of sir. 8. and 4111-prose almoit aegietib' it'soureel cf attraction as the atilnenee of alike, matins, and the tountlers :luxuries: which !that great establishment presenta to gratify the teats of the thousands who resort to it daily purobs•e wherewithal) to be clothed,. A very slight' flitter 'ofeuriasitY` 'wee exalted last evening In dramatic. circles by the debut of Oaptitin Morten Price, the distinguished ernateurfrenoLondoi,. ad held einnotinctsd &lithe posters; and - a'Lunette, la a eomedietts written bv the warrior, entitled, ci A,Ve Fate fa licive.VkirWar.", :The _Gilptlog comes rof' twelve=months theatrical campaign on a wager, he having bet that he would within that time clear the gum el' $2,500. The lady to attractive. but the Captain 410isit , seem to astonleh. In point of fast he le elow. No landed/4o from the lituih - ..3f 4W American has had anything like the success, pecuniarily. of Ohurch , s Heart of the . ,Andes. Yesterday woo the, last day of its publio exhibition ; and you may jadge of the rush to see it when I state that the amount of money taken ft! the door during the day was $533, and that during the twenty days of its exhibition the receipts have been $3,173. To-morrow it pea to Europe in the NAM. A. few days before the picture was finished, happening to be inChuroh , e room, I sated him what price be In- tinded to flu neon - the picture., He replied, , that he did not Intend, for some time. to cell It, but that,, pro bably, he should ask six thoneend dollars If he can, in thretr, , weeke front) its first public exhibition, Tay Mire over half that inun; what value may he not pot neon it? The truth 10, it is Incomparably the doest lbasespe eieri‘inted bian'imeridan and do' it Cluireh has a fortnno,,merely by putting. it on oxlip!. floe In the .great centres of art' in the Old World, and in the Itoulehing cities of the New. The atlantie gable is again to bs taken in hand, by Cyrus W. Field, who gees to Euraperiext week.-to!re new his labors for telegraphic consumnioat on between the t,vo continents. He is sanguine as ever of success; Mid thinks 'that; with the improveMente 'that have been made. during the, year „past, and the experience gathered in the first effort, the next experiment will bo a practical Success The Jovorra.! of Commerce, of Me morning, heaths, ~ • • , following paragraph . Don Daniel D. Pickled appeared on prnadway paler. day, in Promenade boars and took 'theliehlooablo end crowded side-pt the, street ungmehlogiy. It was a drew! ordeal 'for a matt so Well 'known in proprtu persona. ant by pletwee, as lie. Sickles i but far less terrible than it would have been three weeks ago', or J. et afar hie acquittal glace then, the great war question has mime above the horizon, eclipsing the pia kiwi trial, and all other topics of intermit. I recently'. yeltheeaud the third game of , ohm, In tha;perlen', at flee, coy being played by Paul NM; hf , Grid Mt. Perrhi. president of the Broollyn Chess blab The` eomhatante took their ,seats at the board at eight o'clock, and played a very, oloselircositeeted, tree nitsll mldeight,,at w,lllCb hour 1 . left them hard at it. The New York Obese blunts now one of the established! Sue etltutionet, of ,the ;Own, anti O ' d , T Isfqrphy rilghte Is crowded. Co great is the rid' that admittance is only gained by ticket Norphy, while playing, Is a beenti tul stqdy, and never more an than teat - evening. wee dressed in black, with perfeetniattmea ace and- was, of course, , the central point of observation; The noticeable thing about him le the perfect lmumbi. lity: - Of hie countenance; not a - musele Is ever seen to move,_ excepting now and then a eight tuition of the, Ppe—tmching them with hie tongue to relie,ve.theuf from drosses. 'Wore it not for. him eyes, you •taght, without much violence to the Imagination, supple* him dernnet ; hat these IFS inf t onettnar play, rgonleg meetly over the beards, tint coyer by rApreesims oetpeallng the oompiloated,'darlog, far-reaching combinatlenehlw lit lylraq Is'ocoratintry banging. Into a , ray egwibeh his adversary.. Wbothor hit rown suave to one thitt green.: ally tomtit to victory, or that of hie opponent one that roust eseelevate defeat, the eye nor the, facia reveal not. The power of hawk! wonderful, the more noteelorthY and admirable from the fact that:hie 'whole air 'turd manner is the protection of insdest, but thorough-brad ocurterly and rallnement. The roam of the club, in the Ilniveiilty, la fitted up tu gentlemanly, comfortable style. Last evening, the ton bonds pllioteruronid:the eidee of this room, were!ari•ctinded by gentlemen, who made the moves of the game of Motion: ktdrphy and Perrin, as they were gilled' but itilonor Ita times; by 'gantlineln who stolid • near the combetenti..:. Actor tioult the move, and queries as to wh ftoo g 6hit be ary Gone and hat wOtild ho too next, the !choreal ape Miilafinq In= 'creasing ate Oimo propemel. 4mong them, gesitte men were several of the most eminent eeb2lare, jurists , and protamionel mon of the city I V 11341 to give rill an anecdote of ;Iforphy and riot. ion that has not yet been published: Daring the Pee. lion 0' the first America% Obese Congreee, , those two feioatte yeohg players were Invited by 001. Mead 'the preildent Orthee Club', to take &drive out to the Ile' Addis. On the way out, it 'with proposedi for the retire fon of the thing,_ that they should play a catlike of games ofoliees;withent the board, which was agreed to, and Col. Maud kept a pencil etemorandera of the cooFes. The games were beiptlful ap4 closely conteetedi,bet whether the ride,for :p/cosurs, was of iuilob ieo,unt, has not gooeittlr. trait pPliPd: The They.liim. Ijoge, tile aleiment young preac)er from Virginia, gas hat eyeniug Inetelled se area ()tote paetor of the Brit* Church, sindprospeotiveenck minor of the venerable Dr poring Mr. nose to a man of mark, and with the comforts and faollities he will be able to command with his salary of fire thr mind dole . lire pw annum, can scarcely fun to tuoume rank as one of the coming men" if the Preebytetleu Church, Re elope int) the wealthiest Calvinistic pulpit on the Vattern Continent. There's great nativity itt the burro ir arket—more so, say eaten and buyeis, than has been known since the . great spring Sales of 1656.' The atsgs and railroad com: parties are buying 'freely at an average of arta sl26—: time Companies buying more burly than at any time herituf4ree Thts is owing to Norma of buaineis,'and to the raridity'svith which the boners are used op—:the average 'swab of ttroe for which a railroad horse le good'bettia only two years.' Of Inperfor horses the mar ket fe welbsupplied—fancy pairs selling at fromll,ooo to $1:800;and fn grad demand. bites Marie Lane, the niece of the President, vi sited the Brookly navy yard yesterday, and was received with all the honors which it le permissible for the gilt buttoned sea warriors to pay to crinoline. Lieutenant blowy is off for Adams; will be bads in pot,,ber:' The emigrants who arrived here last week hrought with' thorn rmarly sies,ooo In ' , petite. The arrivals are now more nnmerona' thin they have been at any time Mane the Kammer of 2854 I Madame Colson, Who hoe just had the ple►snre.of bringing a little ohorne•ainger into the world, will anon reappear in opera. New York Stook Exchange, May 24. BKOOND BOARD 5 , 00 1:7 R fot '74 704., 89:0 Nth ORr 9s 977 E 6000 stO et 0) ,30 887( IFOO) do 83g 1000) 414 .00 ing 60001000 60 'OO 40g 7030 Virvoil) 01 .97 26 Park lisnk indh * 82 Pa^•flo Argil 9 1(0 N Y Cent 8.. bnw.72 100 do 721( .20 Erie Railroad ..... ,Tii 60 do • ' 25,i 16 do .7X 1200 Mich Cent B 41% 100 do b3O el 6NO And Meer It 111tf 400 illinole Cent R —.63 60 do ' MARV .10 Gal ft Ohi R 62% 40 do 64 408 Ohl dr R I 61.11 1 ISO do 7x 3.‘ 200 do 810 71% ,5 Tplrlviv,R 182,4 El) do ... QJ d 0... TEE MA MUTH ASOS3 —The utarltot to atealy, the demand fa'r raleAo ,- 50 tibia. at SS 50 Iv Pate and Si 15 fdr Corm romaine WA; *Mae of 900 bite £lO Wags at oiqcslo cash, sad 100 Jamaica at limes /1360. Ccirra2 —There lea Mile mere doihrr, - thongh thi; market le by no Tanana antliie; the' Wee to.dav and Yeaterilky amoeba 8,007 bale., of whilh 2,700 were In nranadn. W. onnte: - ' .4' : , ' 'Uplands Florida. Mob lle. N. 0. & Tex. Ordinary...... 9q 9g 9g 954 'Sniffling ......11% 1130 lik, • 11% Middling Pair 124 123( 123 18 • irpous k 0 —Tie demand for Western otual Plour in less solve, with largo arrirsis ,• plass are lower and close On favor of the buyer The arnvale in irogpeot are liberal; (toted extras aro smite, end we hear of °One of Knoxville Olty Milla—s very soperlor brand— at $10.60, the highest pries yet tweeted. The cline are 500 bbls at SO Sieot 50 for I.enecte4 soperflus State; $1 1.00; 50 , for extra do; 571507 00 for low grades of Western eat's; T $OO7 60, for ship ping brands of round hoop extra Ohio; $7.00w9 for trade brands ;• $7.90010 for St. Lords brFde sod Gene see extras • • Posthern Flour la lower end nominal; the arrivals are fair ; tulles of 110 hbla at $1 Abe 80 for mixed hraoda of Daltimo a. and Si 95,09.50 for the bettor gratin.% Rye Plotir 18 dull and lower; Gale+ of ICO tibia at $4. 10 05 62 Oorn Ideal is inactive at $4. 20 for Jersey. liaotte-6lintarn & Partridge roll by au Alen this rnoroirg,the oa , go of bark Emily,” from at a a a l, m , Nlowa : 3 1 0 bx te tieaainti 0 augaa at $1 55 ; 600 do at $ll 646e2 50; 700 do $2 65,01 50; 700 ao $2 6003 ; 600 do $3 85. 250 tip 31 660,1,95, and 1150 do Lemons at $1 031r180 ea-h: - Gitant —The demand for Wheat le moderato. and the marker to lowor and clone owl—pates of 25 000 buthele at $4.2081 40 for hlllar•ultle Olub; $5.78 Immo:m.lr for red W: stern • chores do at about $1 79, and white Went: ern at 21.80, Inolnlll4 70.000 buttula of the latter re ttvoed nom Liverpool. end cold et El 80. NW*, ie quiet at 937131. Oota are dull MA /01{ , 4 ealeaor State at Nog s and Weetorn at Otago.. Rye le doll. nd aorairkel 936 , 1000. ' Corn is freely offered, and in tower and nominal at the otoae; malta era 84 000 bug at 83e for damaged Weelern mixed, (now orop () inning° for Southern whilta,, , -910030 nomlnalv. tor, ennui mixed, and 9t® l)lX6fo - Jormbj sad Boutharaletioar Moyaaasa 4 dull 1 11)31611 sales or Ouba olayed at 280 PROVISIONS —The Pork marketdower and inac tive the arr,vqls are fair ; sales of 506 b), , e $l6 87 ler Prime; $lBO2O - for - Prime ?doss ,• $l9 75 for clear; $l7 61MIT ,for new &leas ; $7m7.50 for Perk head ; and ;II 75 for Prime Was. Thine is unchanged, tee demand is mnderate, the arrivals light. and "holders SIM; especially for ver y lend; sa , ea of 810 We, at $6.6007 50 for pimp; $9 60 te9 50 for do pees ; $llOl5 for extra. Prime meal is arm, the supply, lair; sales of 800 Ice at private terms. Beef hams are quiet at $1450017. Beans - is firm; extra of 60 abda 'voltam smoked at 10a, and 100,010 lb. rough eldoa co private terms. Cut meats are heavy; sates at; ISO hbds and Its 71,:ra730 for shoulders and nog& for hams. , "Lord to better ; at the close there le mote inquiry; da ) o3 of bbls and tee at 11 X e12,4e. . Barrio lain fair domand atlom2oa for new OLeeaela In kto aka t pito for old, and 70tE130 for new. ' 'Mon 1 M moderate irquerit—selee of 850 tee at am is 4 Xo for' , •'ommon to abo;ae. Fuoinii:-=The nearitst la quite lenguld and depressed under niers receipts—small seen of , Onba at Olio, and by nuottott,_BBo bbde common to prime New Orleans at , b li K autito t pallet le a dollue of ,Vo, • Ww Toney —Tits *mist Is loner anti ledulas of 190.001f.etAa6i):, ; THE LITEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Most Deplprable Condition of Pike's Peak • Emigrants. - PA'N N. _I3 . •- - Br. Louis. k1ay . ;24.,-The regular correspondent of the.Dinteeralorrlthrefrom Denver City ct-,the Ath loot - ;veolitents the moat deplorable condition of affairs on the plains Mae, of the emigrants are dying from starvation, while the othere are entedsting on priokly pears and wild onions, found along the road. Vie Oats sg.Mt - reporter picking up a man named - Blue, who was reduced to a skeleton from starvation. On rumoring, he gave a most lamentable aotonnt of Me. adventersti.,,,,Roterted,Anempany with two of his brothers, - for the mines. - One of them'died moth& road., and the ronutintog,prp were so , far , bordmiffk on state Of *halation hatlheytifik hir Another died, and he, In tura; was nearly - devoured by the sur vivor. A man named Gibbs had_rescheethe minen:ln' a Mums condition, and expressed the Manton that his party, nine in number, bad. all perished. Ideny graves ware MO along the route Mnort property, hos been deetrojed or abandoned On the rout. ) , , , „The writer of the letter before p referred to earn the numbei Of Aebtiphtted fioin - the tolneel about equal to - , . the arrivals , habpnt• five„ hundred, of •,the ,rptotntruc "tot/pante reached St:' .Togebh' onPaturdi. , 4 - iiii - oelilionor confirm the nrevlnne,soeonide of the ,soff,erings and privaticine of the platted.• • '• 1. Wt rthington Affairs. Watartworms: May St.—Persons leaving the 1701ted gut,. fo r granae,.by wpm.' I:d'Alene, met necessarily hove their pin6mort4 wised by the Preach consul at the port from, hich they sail. _Those for the COntfuent, by way Of Bogiand, and Who may go" to London. will have their passports visrd -at -tho.Ameriran Legatifin, whatever mdy be their destination. persons going to the Boards& West Indies 1.111 have their passports vised ty(lhe gimlet' consul at the pert from whiohthey sail. histuralfsad einsess applying for passpOrte • must send to the 'Mete losparteaent their natnralialtiOn meta, (which will be returned to them,) together. with de 'seilptione of their Pertiont.. This-is all 'that is re qu'red. Slane the commeneement of the present Adrninistra. Con' about fotttres thousand pre ports have been issued at the 3 . tate Department, mut they are ; hoe issuodAt the rate of from forty to slaty per day. Cnlooel Btept4 and, Captain!! Carr and Palmer horn obtained leave of absence with' 'permission to visit Barone. Although it is probable that they will observe the warlike movements In Italy, they go thither, as private individuals, And not by order of this,Govern- Inent as a board of observation.' —-- • • The Theitfd States Mumma Memphis and Atlantic( have been pat out, of commiseion, , ,and the Chapin bee been ordered here to take the place of the Water Witch ace freinht_boat between the )Washlngton and Gosiort miry Yarde.' - • ' • ' • -' Ex•Commlfeioner Bonita bee been suddenly called (ton Missouri, by:the severe Meals of hie brytb,rf The War Departm•nt has ordered alined esrorts to the trains. with army marmites, from the apprehended attache of the f.tirning (magmata from Pike% Peak, informal° , having been received of the reoetsity for aneh brOteltiori. ' ' - Attorney Olnestai:DLaclt, today decided the questiOna submitted to him by the State Department, on the claims of Oapt B W Parkins.• against :the LBossian Government. This dedsion. settles the right of Capt. Perkins to recover, under his (mutilate to furnish one hund , ed and fifty tons of powder and'thirtylive then• stand stand (lams. ,SPltift nnimro-tant questions have not been fully dila akid - of; but the integrity of snob contracts ,is fully meintaine.d. The entire amount in volved'is Whit $385 COO. which will probably be lard on the return of the Russian Minister, who is daily oxieoted f.em Europe This giselmon has, It is sans— siderel, a most imrmrtant beeriest neon the supplying of munitions of war to foreign Governments engaitsd warfare. . Mr. Pertins , counsel were .ox. kttortiey General 'Coshing, ex Senator' Cooper and Joseph.)). ilitswert;Esq. - • • The Offics,to.day re Issued to Home H Vey. goetignee ofTyler & Helm, fn z.` an improvement in the manufacture of , India Rubber geode .by means of lino cn mposition„ _ The Peat !Moe Dierrtmetit; CURTAILBRAT OikkPiNgliPZ-ANPUAL BAVINQ OP . . . . $2,000,Q0(1 ApEADY ,EPFSOTSD. WientaarAr, May 2.4" - thoionicit reconnainance . of all the. mall routes 'it! ,being made, with i view to the. ourtailmerit:ot expenses at every pdhit Where, it in practical, without merlons detriment to the publin. While in many eases Abe eerv'ne hue, been altogether dieetitifined, to others the dumber of - trine had been mdooeo from early to ,171-workly i weekly, .to eating on thin principle, the Po4olllce Department bast, within the legit two month}: fifreotod ‘ on wonnal-mmrlo4 or shout e tpillion and a half t r ollare, exclusive of die hundred tbolurundeeoopmieed by, the refusal of .tbe. Poste:renter lienerat la put lute operatienlbe noarly`seieb bbhdred routes created m IRAS, brit, tor the Ruppert of which po sPon?Pr.liltiea hag been ruade. , _ Irks work of curtailment le still prognereing. I ie net probable, howerer,that the service will be cur tailed un any of the rollioad lines: • -- - The Old School Presbyterian General •• • 'A.dseinbly.f, • INDruraporas, May 24 —The General Amfenibti.of the(o.l3 ) Preabyterian (Thireh, at its seselon to-dev, id6pted the report of the on Poieign Mte- The temaiider of tie dey'craa oCcupied in the env eiCeration of the report of the 4i3omigittee gn Gomeatio ificrionc. 1 . , •,.! „ Presbyterian General - Assembly, (N. S. Wnwtrorritor, May 24.—T0 the nessi - in of the tiential Assembly to- day,tbe Presbytery of Nampa eat risen-. rrasd, and otinneeted with the Synod of lowa - A dieplr Interesting -debate arose'ln'regard- ti - Oburob members of good morel ebareoter, who neglect the bordmnoloo table.- It etse deoideil'. by _alargerrote that no new salon on the subject la,expedleet. • lit entire Judie lei beetles, of the Alseinbly wee her., nionioney disposed of. ' ' The ppeolal Toyer! made on tile-foreign missions, withent propoeing a dissolution of lb. relation!' with the American - Board, concludes that thh i thee has come for bringing the work on the foreign deld into oluser g?onsution.wlth the denominative ae each.. tier cont. - on' the 'ohuteli-extension fund was Toted toliatisea. • The bnilnisiorthe'essembly is note begun in Barnett. A large missionary meeting - was held this wool rig. : _ ift't - - toy kt Ye _ . . LaTeLtaD,ltley..24 —Amps convention of the !OP, :9 the fueltlre-elvea sat was held here to der, nod lad rjell attecided.f 'Avlarg? lieleatievereth f 5 43, the ReeeTre gauges. T/Opreetedecße eee(e, o► 103 orderly eharacter. et deeliraticet wee read darcittektdrig thefitiltive.elime law and 1 hebrid 13cott decielon - „Reno!fatale Of, the gelnotanormeta.alee adopted, de- Meting the fogitivinefave fiat tinoenstitmlonel, and therefore yo d, and letting forth ,that the Supreme Court bee deireneratect, and Is enb , etrient to petty thit the life-tenure should be - abolished, and the judicial elroult remodelled ; that the conviction of the Oberlin rescuere le dlerreopfui and unparalleled, aod the prieoners are, entitled to their liberty, and that the freedom of the eiminti7 nate on the Repnblimin Vhe cOvention vat *defeatist; Ity . Idelerk. Giddiiigi, Ohs ee;•Wade, and ' • - ' • The Chaiges'Agntrit Ceritain Van Vleit, , JI, riALVEMPOSITH May 24 ...-Tbe charges preteired. an 411111% Cantata Van Mit, by 1.0030 mule anntreatne daring the truth campaign are generally regarded bere In the light of a perarcution. It is 'understood that aMiavlts from the parties whop are represented as hating Paid thiptain Van Vielt a bonus have been cent to Wash ington. and that - they will effoothally , ontaah the mop of hie aooneers. It is also ortateal that Captain Van Tien Will demand a court of irquiry Into hie °Metal conduct. Premiums for Nontilcky,Tobacco. LOuityrit,Lß, May 4—rhe ennual private tolniceo premium awards were made - to-dry. ,The, hogshead which received the Mat premim w+e for manitacturing purpownyand wan sold sV fifty, ciente per The eecond premium wee also for mannfaeturiou percales, and mold at thirty-three eents -81 Y •hoasheads of ship ping txtrieco received the third premium, and _WAS fold at 14,4 cents. per pound. The Bret and third lots were raised in erten county, and the sewed in Taylor county. The competition for the annual State premiums will take place to-morrow. The, Expected Foreign News ET. Hunan t, N. 8.. May 24 —The ielearanb line le out of order beyond tbla point and there le no prospect of hearing. freak (tape Alice to night. Bannon; May 24 —The telegraph lines east of tbia - point have closed fair La-night, the break In the new Brunswick line rendering It !avowable to reenbre,de epulenee. - ' Arrival of the Untted•States Sloop-of - War "'veldt): -- ' NOSIDOLI .May 24 —Tbe U. fi sloop-ot•war Prtbte. Omni:Dander Jeering arrived bete to day in 60 days from Montevideo, ..It !bare the U. B brig Perry, storerhip Relief and steamers Caledonia and Went oration. The brigs Dolphin and Bainbridge had gone to Rumba Ayres to look atter itinetioentntereate. The Naval AbailemY.,- WASHINGTON. illary4 —The silt acting tntdshipmen who were dismissed Vern' the navy for being partici. plats in the tarring and feathering of ono or their cm ratioa at the Naval , Academy. In April last, have been reinstated to their former positions. Reported Suepentdon - in New York. Now Yens. May 24 —A report prevailed In Well street, this afternoon. Met Mears Baritone & Brothers had suspended on acceptances for the Telaccittepra Company. lliarder Trial at Baltimore; Ilwriuosii. May 24 —Barton, indlnt.d for the Mur der of Thomas Layburn, In Ihie pity, was acquitted In the Criminal Court this morning. Senator Douglas at New Orleans. Styr OBLIANI2I, May 2t —Beaator Douglas arriied to this city to day. • " , Markets by Telegraph. Worts. vet , 23 —Cotton improvlogand firmer ; sales to day o. 1200 Imlles, at u.go CHARM:M/11, ofa► 23. Cotton quiet; sales of 2to bales, wtpr oea ninglog from 93(e11g0 SAYANNAIX. May 28 —Cotton-851es unimportant; the steamer's news eaneed en advance or go Bo SISMOI. Man 24.—Flour quiet but arm at $7 25 tnr 'Howard and Ohio. Wheat quiet and unchange ; white it el 70m1 90 • red $1 75 Corn firm and lo higher; white tilloglo.; yellow Ole. prayiaione are In better request, Bacon—Mee firm at 100, Whiskey dull at goo. New vatmews May 24 —Oottuu—Rales of 7.030 bees to day, at MO for middlings. Th 4 MOOS of three days amount to 4,200 bales, against 0.500 Wen Main the SAM period of lent season. The receipts thus say, ahead of last year at all ports amount to 981 600 bales. The Greenwich (Eng ) Advertiser, reeords * the following : " Nearly the, Whole, members of a Greenock family, are among the victims of this distressing ehlprreok. Mr Wm. Caldwell, for merly a mill tuechanio here, but who bad emigrated to the United States, wrote to hie family, who rosidejn Duncan street; to follow him, and accord ingly, hie wife and tour children (two boys and two girls), sailed from Liverpool for New York in the ill-fated Pomona. ')'he only remaining member of the family is a yew* 'man employed in one of the public eiorks here, and who had soOom pilled the others , to Liverpool , anti whoitpthh loss has almost bereft of reason. The citizens of Altoona, Pa , had a small 'ex citement oil last Saturday evening Aman named Lahr had fills employ a young. lady, wbo loved her master, het wisely, but too well. This ex cited the, jealousy of the lawful Wife, who kinked up, a. fuse. The husband did not like this con fluot, of the wife, and endeavored to calm her feelings by,pointing a pistol at her, whloh raised the ezoitakiiitles I:d' the people, who pelted hint with rotten .eggs, and threatened to tar and feather'hlia and ride him on a rail. Lehr placed himself, under - 'the protection of the law, :and threatens to prosdouto the parties engaged in the effsii. - , • %Quite an exciting scene osourredAt the Market - street - depot, - Newark, N. - J., a day or two since. As the oars were entering the doliet, a little child. about three years old, 'ran directly under them. They were, however, running slowly, and, the height of the oars from the ground allowing the child fo stand upright beneath them, it . yvas res cued , wlthaut oittfor4q any Wm, • , • THE CITY. !--, Atitris Intim THAI EVENING. tt „ , WiLIiTLIVI 'ft itiltitled ABIIII-8713FM10 THIIATRA .. r . ” Tbs-13ottiefl:10t 2 ;-` ~ Wnitook of the Glin." ) aran• ISO inn7y4i - iyir Timayiii .-Af Pilot Hoirt Ne ver Won Fair I.say , !•-•• Plairto"- , . Gallatin A0ge1. , , , MoDoNovai , E7 GAninan.443eleitions from PLayr ) ,Gefas from Gera% Pinttmlaies, Diming, and flinging. fannesTiviais licatnixr. OF Tay Plan Ania.-Ez• , Manion of Piloting - toad Statuary. MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL tiONVENTIOE. —The Twenty.ilrth Protestant Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of Penneylvanla was orsanized last even-, log in St Andreiwle ori,Bighthletreet; ahoee, Spence Theolarch le ander theysetorehip of thelley. Dr 0temeni.,,,..., - ",! '4 • _lnile,,abserme , of the Right Reverend Alonzo Pottei, D:D:Ttife - Tibilthp 'Utiles" IHrioNtei - The Convention was celled to order by the tight 11.ev , eread Samuel Bowman;„ D. 1).. the AssistititElehdh,, , , - The secretary- proceeded fo call the names of,,the clerßAntitledrtcr_iteata in, the conventtion,a,d Loran: ncettaiet ideirisea tel thole , thitnee The list of lay deputies entitled to seats in the Con-; vention wee then called by the ;secretary. A large. namberreereaded. The election of secretary and easLatant secretary ' tieing:to order,..7ohn,o.l3,torr.ant&Rey. , _John A. Chlble were chosen nmencmonsly. The. seoretery announced the ustaniched baslndes irete - thW tut Clonientfini. - - The followins standing committees were then nes, "polpted hy_the Bishep, - - Solensetteo !on CharteraZ:Lay.t Meson, Bachatiert, , _, Miles, and Hendtg, and Messrs. Blnney, Ellmaker, end- Bart. Committee on 'ilea' of Clergy to Beats—Roc. Mee-.. Onop.r, Mcßae, sal Spires. Committee on Shaine or Laity, to Spate—HescrW W. H Newbold,' ISO:KW - Piaoook, John 'Bohlen,' and H. Bnseell._ The following ettainiiinioationWis i riteeived Dim t he `'h Rt Rev. Alonzo Potter. D D.. the Bishop of the Dia ceee,teete: travailing in Europe , : t To the Convention of the Diocese of Pennsylvania: Bonnet:ter the lest Ontivent lin; of the,D los. se pup eon. aylvanta, I received, through itaiereitary. restatitione, moved ty the Rev. air. Bearely, *revalidate of the at fectionate rewardand sympathy at the members and of their neaniMatuevelsh eel prayer 'that liinlght be to. stored to health and as entities' I beg to convey through , him my moo grateful acknow'edgment• for this mark hf esteem and goad WI i with the aseurance of my tin e diminished love for the people of my chaise, and my unimpaired into:vat in the welfare of the Dine se. bog Also to record my deep cense of the promptitude with wbichlhe Coirrention tiemplida settle my, r tssineet. for the elest'on of an seeletanabishep and of the :meal rolity which moved tt to decline my propotsl tnat bin ' salary ehould be orovided for in part : by aveduetion of my own " Iheg to idd that the prOposal,Whieb I made then informally, through the tresanter 4 I shall replier in fr rm. should the judicious arrangements wki•li have been roads for the . support of the eviseopate prove in adequate, or should my,idettilitj to to operate actively ! with the Assistant Bishop if Dal Diocese continue long. I can report thelionrstettion,tmuch less progrees in health than I anticipates wh n_ I le ft the United Rates ;'but_ t Pegg so little ekniti : _nsid, eider:joy' so moth of bodily anttmented conithit siid - of ease. that I feel there is the grietest: iroaslon :for vat tude,to Him who deals so gently with me, that I,may imparre spiritually Snell a period of repose from entice work and each opportnnttles of communion with God and with my owa heart. I may nitted entity to, heating felt I somewhat keenly the sudden withdrawerjor all such occupation as I have been emaltented: to, for many yearn, and the medleal decrees which iibitdemned metto almost entire idienese. 4.4lloloWever, is Still pre scribed se almost Indispensable, and I em advised that it inset be extended over a good part of another year •ti Nothing Atilt the , peremptory te'ms in 'which the presoriptiort : has : been, given could have deorrad me from a yi eg: long before thls,ithe soethirg tuna emote* of home sod the delightful stimulus of work.. de it WI, I, commit Myself 'to" the disportir , WM' Wit° (Teeth all things to - the'prayers of a' dancers cif -Which" any blahop might he proud, but for the worst a of whloh - I have done tie math lees thert,l hadhoped. That God may guide and, bleat all your "dellirliatione, 'pour His spirit abundantly Olin" the - clergy and the people of the Dl:mese, tad be 'telt a Omer tower of de ranee In ell Its vielseltudee: is Xbe, fervent prayer of, dear brethren, yours, ever,faithfulite... •' , ALOrin TOTTER )'sh op fco , fio. • „Pan, totre , Pren 7 es, ifenes,, April 11;1859 • ” Be,. Dr . Gueiti3Sist - effired - readlntioe the te'elerot oftheCoovention from 9 &, AL to 1 PrM , and 'from 61P'M. th 7 PAL-, and that'on Wednesday it shill assemble tor divine service. - ' ' I...9t(motion, the olerremen of the,grintestant Epicao.. pal Church belonging to the G enema of Vionetrivartia, not entitled to Sesta in the Convention; otergymen' et other Diocepies,,alereymen, of ,the Church of Engiendor of her colonial'. and students ofdivinity of the Epieho pal Chtraoh. now is thin oily, were edeolttat to the sit tings of..the Chincsinlion The Convention then adjurroad until this morning, at nine otaioak, when , a 'ornate , will be delivered by the' Rev. Ilr Rowe, of at Church HaullisTotey,-4Ther female _'who sports 3 so many a/inter, and who wee arree'ed 'on Henley night, as stated yesterday; on' the'shingeitrobbirg 3fr Carry' of wearing apparel, to the value of several hundred dollars, it appears was an'old hand at the tmeiness. Mr. , Carry! obtained her Pam an Intelligence office nearly ten menthe mince. and she eel iyed the confidente or tea. entirefamily during her stay. &nee the robbery, it bee been aecertalned •that during the winter sbe pocketed twenty dollars which had been sent by Wra.. toithe itea.;Mr. Morton to be anropriated, to charitable - purposmo. do tept.mber, 1856, she was arrested on the charge or robbing Ma. Whereon of a lot of silk themes, &a. She bad gone to the house of Mn G. all a domeaGo. and left betwi ddylirw.in the - mornlng,neriyin(; off With,.ber all 'be valueblee„she eouldleylards open Two l other robbeilea„ committed snider stroller , air. enimateinses, wet fastened'Ufpi tier et the time,'ind she wee - nenteneed •to an , iropilationienti - of eighteen months. *Wattled just .altricee, When she - wo-ked her way into th- family of Mr. Carty!, and , told ~Mrs..til such it Pie, es ,exelted _lief commiseration, and oh. twined 'for hit a good deal, oryrthatiantiar - wwwitewire A morg the property fahrid in her poaseasimilit the time of ler arrest. were some articles Whte)rz It fa believed. she bad stolen. /Ism there s») Tour 4warrit of.lad'hei hose, marked ti O L. Townfood, ,, and " 11:11. T:t" and a re 'het- ,hendkerithief. marked- it Theodore fhts nett:, Theseirtioisernif furnish chef to filer rob beries. Choy maybe sitan,at, the office o f Aliernien; 9gle: ) `Le, ISEFT4TZ,4T9Pgg, folloWillg Ateefit ' were made by Margie. Tboieei &` - Bone L et evening. et the Mereiteete' Ss- 65 Ah 6 r o6 ,oopralls6T4ll6Bco m pa n y, par Two 8 Zei meat. onstn - qB - bino. , X 1,000" eacb," iPo, 16 AntitSV/81011 # 804 ' lobar. Temosylvaal% &canon,' or Pixie Arta, tarov. 1 mbar(' Blerimatile Library.4B 50 sh 16. 86 Powegrar.d Medutittea , Pant, 156 60 Threllpga ,11,1114 kg ban, Germ,antown raga, Lot adjnintrig the abere, 1375. throostorybrkik dwelli aye,- rieneorik Street, $1,500. Valuable clay lot, Lear Lena. $3400. Lot, Greenwich Point Emit $3,100. - Lot.- southwest cotter of 'Reid' and &arisen streets, l i Aerie aed, handsome, .reeddericsee_bro.„.lo29 street s'l 900. Dwelling. No. 13 North ,Th'xtiesith,serseet, $ 3 951:l Rasidenets Abti'lwo We' lot: hei 1/ethyl's/ad s went of Still Crest. 'West Philadelphia, stiatati Resident*, Locust 'street and Cheetnut avenue Wed Philadelphia, $14,00D. ' Lot at the northwest corner of Byrnes street arid Chestnut avenue, $0.000. , ' • °. 4 • Lot ou Spruce and Looted streets. $5 000 2, three-story brick dwellings; Noe: 2023 and 1025, North Fourth greet. 55 700. Three-story brick stores and dwelling eoutheast cor ae-r-of Second and Diamond streets, $2 670. - Dwelling, No IRO plarshalletreet, 13,800. CORNER-Sioriteiu.—The corner.stone ' of the First German AL kehiirch on Byard aienne, was laid cm Monday with appropriate ceremonies. The el le° will be built of remised brick; will' be tweestorlis o heiglit, , having on fluffiest fleer a Irattirs mom, exteadiog seventeen on Gerard areene, by twenty fest In depth The - ctinreh Male Occupies a apace of flirty by 8110 y-four feet. It will be built by, the congregalon worthipping In St Inhale Okuroh, Jahn itreet,ba lween George and Bearer' steatite, 'of which the RP T. John 0. floes ilkpuler - The exercises of. the ocesoron were opened br singing the hymn commenclopc..- s , Behold the sure foundation stone.”' • An address witedelivered in Girmati by Rev, John 0 Lyons, which was listened' to with marked 'attention An impreasise prayer woe then offered by the Bev. Mr Torrence, after which the stone was deposited in, its place The following clergymen also took part to the exercises ; Rev. Meesge. T A Fernley, Kenny, Gebel , moo, cf lowa, Patterson; see Naiaern. Several hymns were meg in German with tine effect. THE NAVAL MEDICAL .EiOA.RD of 'Biaminers, which recently held a session in this city, has recom mended for admiselon the following candidates for the position of aesistant.surgeonala the navy, vii : No. 1. Wm. Bradley, of Pennsylvania No. 2 Edward F. 0 - neon, Pennsylvania b. ' David , liindieberger., Ohio. No, 4. Jecuolt D. Grafton, Arkansas. N 9.6 Totert fr. Weber, Pennsylvania' •No Nobiort .1 Freeman. Virginia. No 7. William N, 'Taylor, Ph , falai t MO,' a: Bennett W.Siseeh, , Vlrginia No. 9. .James kicelaater, Peonaylverda. No '0 James 'W. Sleety Georgia The first five named will be commis sioned at once ; the relialuder as vacancies may Coeur in the medical Warps': The f Mowing saniatant surgietre - , were si.mined by the Bard, and wised a Satisfiwory examinstma, for promotloo, viz: Thomas I. Turner, lA-P. Daniel and Win. T. Hord. , WE yeliterday Were called upon to visit one of the most complete - and Interesting meehlieil which we t are over peen. It win the Delon 'Gorn:Vaira, and Plantation ?dill, patented Nay 8, 1859; and 'menu!, e tared by Taylor k Flamm Ho I.V.OTWillowstreet,Yriere it can be seen, , it is moat simple in conehuction, wall grind corn fob feed to the eobe by a new, improved appilcation, and will also g- led out the floest Dom met It will also grind oats and by the putt,Mosti 014 boil which will be sold with the mill; tt wit vied out wheat Into the finest floor. This mill is made upon, a Plan entirely different from'all othent,"the nit prinei. pie being the orating aid crushing instoid of the tsar ins. rut prlociplik that IS 'generally nerd in 'mills The patentees and mauuberurere areworthy,yourg men and na titer mechinics, who cat attention - their' ' Sir Diorite P, Forney is erect for Lantraatsr nounty. O. B Rowe, 111 Market meet; wholesale akent FRIGHTFUL Pam—William Dempsey, aged twenty-six yearsOnompany with-s centred°, at a late tour on htinida'y visiteellughes%liall room, situated in the fontth,etory of a,boildlegi at the corner of Sixth and Christian streets When they reached the zpartment, they were assaulted by a party of Men, two of whom, Hie alleged. seised Dempsey and threw him over the bannisters. Is his pennons descent he fell against a gee pipe, which ignited, but was extinguished swore any dainege had boon done Strange to relate, •atthough , •Telt. a diktenes et 'about sixty 'feet, no honer; appear to have been broken-sithongh be was severely, though it is supposed not fatally, Wilted He wee taken to the hospital about, two o'clock yester day morning:: °,., HOSPITAL CASES.—Brldget Barret, aged 27 rears. frachired het right arm yeriterday aftermitin, by falling down galls, at a hone to the lower part of the - 'Alfred Oakey; a colored min. Mod 41 yeate, bad hie 'eft foot badly mashed, yesterday afternoon, by a hogs head of sugar , rolling _ea it, while be was engaged at work at Sproce•strest wharf Joeepli 0 arke, aged S years, broke his left leg on Mondays:tight, by falling oa the pavement to Norris' The above eases were admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital. ' CORONER'S CA ego.—The dead body of a man, - name unknown, about forty years orAgei Wei disecivar. ed floating in the Delaware sbonteour o'olock yesterday - afternoon, oprosite Noble-street wharf. He wall fire feet Sight Inches is height, and was dressed In a Sown cost, plaid plots, blue spotted Wit. and heavy boots. The coroner rendered a verdiot of found drowned. A child died soddenly at the residence of John Sitter, in York street, above Amber, thou 'eight o'clock last evening, The ooronerWas notified to attend. Acereluvri , ,Yesterday morning, before day light, the homes attached to anight.cart hepeme fright sued while proceeding out the Darby road, near Wr o;- lend Oemetary. jameti Wilson, while endeavoring to preterit them • front raining away Wei krorked down, and the cart pulsed over hie body, infuriate him t • a cavern manner. The nefotrunate man was conveyed to his residence. la Federal street. SLIGHT FIRM—The alarm of tiro at half past four o'clock yesterday aftentrionwae canard by Cho accidental burning of s - me combustible material, the reer of a engin, factory, at No: 184 North limed, etrett. Damage trilling. Al, alarm wan canned about five o'clock in the alter noon by the burning of some shavings at a cooper•ehop n York dime; below-New Market - street,- LAROgNy.,- - -OnHOIART oft named Johni flapslton, sue hailing from Pottsville, entered a 'gore to the Arcade, Wailer pretence .'of nialfrig,a parches*, nod while there menages to secrete skllot of cravats, with which he took hie depilate. Re wea tabeegoently arrested by one or the reserve efficient and taken before ma. Bottler. After *hearing the attinalderai eomailt• tes t to &owe; al court. /INAACIILAND-COMMEROUL. Tdiß ' Mosey Markel. la- The dlFfefilM:3p . I he:finek` - rnatkefdontintien, and fib 784a.ptjors Inpricalrere e.. 41 t,.-pay,; among thein Wan Verniers , a'i4 oliaisßds , Bank flock, 3( on City Loam; nuking a fall of one dollar within a we/. 1)Cot Perniyltanta B.lllroad bands, and 36 on Phtfadelphia Smk stook.' Iteadtnrgot tin do 22. and Bekhylkill Nirienthiu'Preferred - yr: Nit liamepnrtand Elmira liairotd Omni' pced.at BN, Lorg Island at 10. K. The total Inlet:wee trenatotedewas and Tips patjtetryin dull; .2 ; The, meneT market is nocheened lirstlelees.eaper sells readily; ninikthalitinef, 6t-7ter - $ perpent rand the rata for jesaA e roryleinnatrups vary from 9 , 0 14 ' per cent. Mem/kiln fantail:it ,those Who,hare„the right kind H of WoO r iiii:etirigi4yfith tnottetn The : e a r ninki. s f ! tlie - NewTOrkindl:l4...l3,BllrBB4•for the Pith Of. Aprll. 184; were - - 74 Ear4laga April, 1868 " 864,189 28 " • Dedrease , ' - . .aITT 4SB 53 Them) florae tell only part of the kteriOrthaiseittlts of the'railihiutiik.i.t.anathei'Pertwea;inad:A liiitafent the otheu,daAi,inneeldehterosn'thii.lfor. Yorls Ven tral by which considerable property Was lost, - rizt death lead i n.le r natiVtatPedihniritßsollere'ln`eozolequenes of the inyillatency,ef a lieu mart..upon, that „resit! Th e PiediceseWr cilia - rain who; wee in fault had-heen moetakeellentand attentive - serveurefitiouccitpaby for several yeare4fithad resigned beeausei in the effort to out down SApanielf, titaitinigeri Cleofrait bad rotted hie pay lielest.typoindollani,a - likonli t the lowest awn on which he amidst all menage to stAist -WI tit Ig i sis seeming mit ircop inabflityito alp there gebearfder; with Gipilds z set"ineffitelant ad:vanes:With 'owes to rolling itockfromitit, consequent accidents, with suite forlaii4 damliges from maimed ar.d mur ders, passengers or their survivors, sad ressipta re duced to two-tbirds of former Orwell, the managers of theca warlike spade arklikelylo haveslively_ lime of it to the inture ; ,„ , .kvba:Lehluk,Coad,on,d Company suirooree tc;ilay,*olivilleud of three per cent. (equal t0ti1.,60. per share)._ en the _capitol stock, Payable on,end atter the ikiiclint gg• by 1 11, -WY.9 15 3 11 R -Cl 5- 5 .5 1 Amount .1 ha 4 week en4i0g411b9.21,,716.,...:10,61.1.1.0e11. imouat rei 51.54 - .5i 087- " Total einem opening of navigation, April - lnereal...o - ITer hof _ 1: 1.593 I The Ohleage Tribune says of the crops: ~, The- p respeote,of inAbnadaitt: winter . wheat mop, in 'all Southern and Central Illitois, were never bet'er than at this moment. as low down ee,Zoneaborol the grain is newel . * reeoly fo'r The hariestert, and probably oh .nt the 2'th boot. to the l at of June tha'arattlegarlll We are told upon good , enthority that tkoarea sown to unusually large; that the ttand ; on the ground le good ; that the- atratile %of fib, proper length forilte 'sweet yield ; that the tilling - of - the berry has commenced. and that/v(11M Ng; 14.1:sitZbrak favora. ble Co could be gushed - o the centre rtlireltate. , in add lion to the venal atoonet.r twister. a large quentity of eyeing whiat beth irrettr-hr and the:breadth of ground planted to corn le immense. The nking grabs in up. and coming forward finely, wbfle about Springfield much of the corn begine to show itself shore the nor. face Of course,-it latenoarlyto , predict Irhiquill be thS fate of the fstiletter; blot if a flattening Irovret le 0/n9B for eneouragenient, our farmer friends ehou'd not be tormentedhyffears - • PECILLDBLPHIA. VIVO& EX.Otalltill SUM, ; "‘•-, " -.---- ' - rfaj , 2t-; 7854. - a,i?oarin BY Nagar. Totowa, h. cro..zaers wen ascent, RECIEIASOI naosmesi'ioamtwasr AND CattelltErf ',MESS BORED. - V — e, 2 'Ant Nair ..... ..61 f 2 Netrortown B' 52 1 do 52 100 let 141:.. - = .. - ,...'.1.5* -,, 8% 50 L Island lt, 10% 50 to b5.!0% ED- .: do 46.10% 50 -- ' Ito' 56.10% , 20 Oitri4 . nk„., .. ..46.% 1 - AO' '— ' 46% A P hint ..Bk Tem 66 111 trIAOT 2000 Otty So R. :(003j 8000 . 'lOO do 1003 i 1000 84"1.91 a R 811% 1000 Penns 112 d mt 0o.1381; 2000 do -'HS - • , Gernakotdif 5 Pmint - it ' " 40 - 1 r.8,4h rgiy,rof k . 17, '`63' do' 65wit.17 30 Fir &ldenti Br. „fog 10 Lehigh tiny - 51 • - 1414TWE3ti 400111 R R, ~....:.::b6:'B;{ 21 & A . l 11,01d..41 -' 5 O & Aid Kid 1014.12 0- 11B0014D 2 : 00 buy 8+ new 10t5.1033i 2500 do K 8 0 Itn.Ving 1000 Ps it 2d not 84....80k 1000 Le Vol E Etibaiio.R4g 1000 do b5itn,,81% 1000 0 & Am 64 4 15...- 81-1 acta HißdS 43k. , 41 MS , / 5060 Nita ! 68,431.. BOLO : do .;. 1 84 or. 16 (3:C Am R.......t20g - • • ' - '1• - • • da.: --- . - . - ; 1*. 4 .•;:titox 14 GU Bkold In 14„12_ CLOSING 2B: 11,343 Rea d ' o inx 11, ..... 1 ;130 . AD:'Z: ... 22 Cora Xx Sk - 2911 10 N Penn R 1 . 10 ... 4 6 . - 43‘ 100 Risiliztz 8........21 100 do. . :35 22 -,6 - 6x we;........ 6% _l3 Penn ..3 ..... 150 11.41 i Na. pr.r :L 1. 0 37 Pax :158,33:55.; Cliß-DULL ... -.. . D,44 II BEs '74 '" - --::' L' . 16111 liai IftOo. 84 9 Pidla 61. 100 101(1 1 . Prof 17 .173 , -"11 100. 3004Finiwtit. lam Vex ex ' • '0.4- New ...103 - loag - I , Tr lia - aitit:. 71 71% Palma ISO 911X.92 .1.2 d El EteadMi.4.l4 . 1- 1 24W22 i:jtAingantincti.. Tag 10% .. bdo l 7olood 78 ED . Leltdoal & Nay. ED 51 . 1 rot Da 1 44 92 -.94.., NiPeanall 8% 8% .. do 'BB -73 .. Do 12% 62% Peons 11 40___401( "108 ' 09 .. 24 mDi In off 87 88 Clatawissa 11.,.., 6% 6% MOr 0 ".. 1 0 9 11 . 58% " 'lst 242 bda 51 .. prof • 107 103 Wanly& South 10 NV- .1 Sal Nay 84 'B2 , 71 21 Et MBE IL - . . 43 , 45 "_lmp 6111 R0g_71%" :R I Awaotvyesstil 43 45 PElltiiiDlaißa 7 os. AWN7B, May 53, Evening Noldera of Flour are.srmerlu their demands, bat there Ii yeimlittle Inquiry epther 'tor shipment or home use, and standard and good superfine la offered at 57 250. 750 bbt, without II td;nte.briytia, exicirtfWnlans`i way to the trade,at there dorm inch/drug extras and 'fang brand. erein 57 fsirs 75'x' ;polity, nye - liloar le lolling In a mall way at $4 7505 bbl. ccq4,-4'l ll M , Ot;uvalrtii.tor,,*43la ~.q..im!mt& I. or grimi $1 bbl heat-liioes o t iamb, - 'ire' repealed at 1500185 ter got t a ind - prficia redo and fat ielos is steady at 94w05:0 ' brudiel Corn fa rather -dull,- with, cilia of some .4 docribushels, yellow to note„ at, e75e;3,4-ist atere„i and iina ,adn at, ythila are unchanged, and we quote Pennsylvania at 550 st Bsrk L -There is some litle, inquiry 7or47emit4on, and some farther milli are reported atAOC/30 for lit NO. 1. Cottoa--The market la . quiet ' at' pifeileireqiioted rates, and'a , naall busineis doing Groceries—There is ,i - .2mriderate Anreinisa doing, and further sales of 4,5 00 bags • Coffee nra.reported st 11}go, on time. Pro vislona—The market is Armes but gate today at pre rioui quo ed rates. • "Vihi iagnooyeit'illif ;doily at 30e for and 31a for Ohio bbie ere held btiyera: ' , THE: c I4DUR--C § t VICBTERDAV.S PBOCZEDING3 Reported for The,Preen.) • -17211TEM STATES DlSTiturg, COunT--. Judges 0;411/abider —Johtt.fienn :oar . . put npou-trial, with Dee ins counterfeit gold doliern 'upon Baes - Yerry. The facts of the vase are these ; The defendant wont into the• eating Worn of Boos Ferry. In Front above aLtket et - metal:4 called for something to rat, for ',Welt he 'offered enunterfelt quarter of a doliirin taiment ; the prOprletor told him that the money 'Sired wee bad then o,4;red on, ether, %getter rof Scalar in 1U liliot;litifillOnts alio - had; laS• cfr.reldlitua a rose terfeit dollar ; Mr Ferry then called in a po.lce officer, who arrosted_tht defendant. Verna not guilty nforrator COIIET—Judge Hare.—Frederica Z 4183 IU. The City of Philadelphia.. dri action to recover dialogs; for 'dforohlessing the• fraffititr of e tavern, fro r at Lemon SSA. More 'vs Barton c 00. , Before•reported. Verdict for the plaintiff - DISTRICT Comm-. —.l.ndge Sharswood.--S; has. Rubicatia, aestenes of the Petmeri cud Idemtnica' !ermines Company of Philadelphia vs. Edw. R. frelm bolt.. An eaten noon s retire facies our mortgage Ver dict for the - plaintiff for $ 7 .101.5 0 . There ware four otber cases for the canoe caws by the ab• y nititiB.l, in which verdlo a were taken in the Duna of $0 400 08 for the pleict James Mulholland and Doininick Adirlalstra tore of Bernwol Mullin, deceased. vs hitchaeL -Cr:Con nor. action . op4o, honk aecount, to recover for ¢- cis cold and delettned. Verdict for the , plaintAl for Wood, Bacon. lc Co , vs. The Delaware Mutual Life It.euranee Compapy. garnielyee.of Caldwell fr. Bpeueer, Same vs. -The- Western Inettraone Company. pr eiehrea of Caldwell ,t Spencer. Theta ten woe were action, to recover money alleged to be in the hands of the gamiehees to eatisty juigments held agottnet the defendants. On trial I • The Paraguay question bids friiy; - kt.litssome un pleasantly it-implicated No se'reiiiiik is the American flieVeint of-the the .12towlin treaty allowing "Americans same enter freely into ParagutiY,"iiiiijeated to the same rights and pa ivi legoathat :the natives possessoban the Pietident of Paraguay issues a decree enacting that in future, every foreigner who enters into the Republic with the intention to reside in it more orders tinie; with out introducing any capital or fixed businetai"shall accredit the lawfulness a his arrival in the fthliee aloe, as also the means of subsistence by some useful ocoupation which he may bring with him ; Or, it he pleases, his fitness to place-himself in the service of some neighboring inhabitant, with pre vious advice to the Rollo*, without which requisite ho shall nut be admitted. The justices of the peace aro also anjained to watch every reunion in every house in their district; and to form lists of all natives and foreigners who have no visible oc cupation. The - whole decree'would 'seem to be in. landed to drivi'away , from Paraguay, notwith standing treaties, PGAZIONERS, and leave every element of preidnetion; or • ebesnaiption, cr navigation, in the exclusive hands of tho Mayer. sally Monopolizing merchant President. „ _ A FnaA FOR PARDOR.-1.11 the ante-rooms of the Executive Chamber, at various :times for several years past, has been seen a:" neatly•dressed Irishwoman, who, with unswerving panel ce has endeavored to obtain froto•the Executive the par don of her eon - It,e . ears, that this son, under the name of James Waon, which, however, is not his real deaignittlortjitile two buildings In the night time, and thengkiti obtained only about aeventy-hve - seem' wortu of blander, l i e was Ben tensed to seven years in the Sae Prison. He has served- out six and kt half years , of, his .sentenee, nehaving all the time in a correct mariner, obssrv tag the ,rules of the prison, ant. has never been punished-for disobedience. His mother asks of the Council a release of the remaining halt year, and we hope her prayer will be granted.-41vston Traveller. ` BRICKS that will float used to be rattle years ago; but the art has been lost until recently. A Itionsiiur Flibroni.has, it is said, discovered' their composition, which is said to bo five parts of sill- Mous earth, fifteen of magnesia, fourteen of water, twelve of alumni, three of lime, and-one of iron. Tory are infusible, and will that in water, though one-twentioth part' of common clay be added to them. ',They- resist, water,.tinite perteotly with lime, and are subject to nu change from boat sr sold. , -Tqay-c i re nearly as strong as common brick, thoughOnly' about one:sixth as attivj bealanlaer a bly lighter than'water. "7 hey are such poor con &MOS of heat that one end may ha heated red hot 'while the other is held in the hand. EFATAL 111831 named HEMS Murray y aged rw.nti-tive gorse:employed sa hod- carrier now building now helve Oonstrnoted at the: corn. r nc y titneteelath street and Dalai:niy plane, met With a fatal "accident about fodr chlickiesterdu'afterraoon. Itappwais he was azoonding a larder with a hod mil of mortar. and whim near the rourth,storrct the building hie tat slipped oed ha was thrownnikine eircanCii, Vbe byst - zdati. hurried labile caeistance. ud conveyed him to a drag , store in the neighborhood Ile ,Werrietrfeetly ithooaielette, and the': boa Othicel till was_ & mid be - fractured. Dr, tilnhie wad eel VA-41N and ,aisolcavorsd to restore him, bat without emit.. Me was accotdtrgly taken to the . Nom". eioepltal, _where hie awd about arreaVal9ok ityealsg;, EI: • iLff BO 4.3 -
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