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readers
•
mg. The
I,eptibllean
rf Comes-
Dillon of sla
ton Land the
me* terms, of
ireigntsr, and the
Ate, of 1 1 1 6 4 03 iPt
tn'• the 'Territories,
sentiment;
, 410idne:'right to lexpect
inicabjer,,the
Itlie4 l do oe leading T ies.
be .set done under, the
01* thYrAw4i:)! !ire have
the; Democratic Convert
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4410 1 % TT" NnsAeli,y , • the prin.-
great of, the '
;•s
tile, of the free
, p `iiiig',,,thi,:iiagg(l we shall be a unit
-1,0141 the •rights and the
AUslity of the States, snd'.ln hostility to sec
11°1411* 1 4 43 :t 0 ` 4 0 4 .4 0 14i1 at, evrY shape: .
;;Society. , 'Of , Pennsylvania.
V`Thelinitudrp,tinyetition of.the Medical So.
ahoy if Penesiliiiniiiileid at the University,
ti£Ninth Chestnut closed
_its de-
Dberitionitast evening. ~ The number in- at-
Otiall_4s4alaar,girti* respe c table, tbe
Odin& ecitutgortheprOhnision taking great
,internat in.the'proceedligs. It is peculiarly
illttlligthat Phihnielphii, which has the right
the MOW thorough)medleal col
liios in the, Union, if pot la thrworld, ahoule
fri4p. heaquarters, of ~ PreeiselY such Con
yetitions as these; Inieder,to give our read
erssimip idea oithe scope and objects of this
or`gani#ation; f tee are :Pgtiiitted to state t4st
tbe,lXe s dkialj Society-of Pennsylvania was or
iPliteit the 'ate of ...tiancaster, in April,
4846'f-the `prefeSsiew throughout the State
assembling there; 'by invitation of:the Chester
and;Lancaster county Medical Societies, for
'Thai isteleik, was instituted to
advance_ rpsedical knowiedge; to > extend the
lie:l:Dim, to elevate- the
c444:***frthe";prtiteishin,-;-ind, to'promote
allmeaaures tending to he: - relief of suffering,
the:lMptOirereentAf the health; and Protection
of, the, lives of the community. These objects
ire: attained ,by Means ,of, reports from the
Various societies; detailing the occurrence of
ell4pideirtio , and other diseases that have been
irevalene.durinethe preeeding year in the
different 'totalities of the. State, with their cha:
rioter, and treaduient found most success-
Ink= ..Dyitidi mimes large amount of valuable
inforniatiori - brought' immediately - to the
settee . of thwasiociatieua The society is mi. ,
tio.4alleilAtin'thisprlng of each year, at
- *ion/ foiptelp tbeitate, the place of meet
ing for theinitaineding year being detormined at
thelosei;(l4cif meeting. The next meeting
off the be:held in this city, on the
seoondWedn yin Ante 11360
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064feridouals"
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JP-Witinitirew,',lnne 9, •1869.
- 481iisi'llitr;IfireliMisiiiretifintroric girth Vara.
IllacbiltAil,li?0•11t MG frisk ,and /ay es a ping
lugalc;:t-PrOtr'':klo-rifier, more delighted. Not ;
''taws - ,*4sti ike guygu Sir W;kiter ka
'lo64brifir-AlOWS,Ilde-lororated,eloah,- that she
) 4 1 1fIk'P.4if 41 10.169 4 : 1 4i 1 -01ifitlid net NU6U•
V293llimillis le** Cleopatra her
self; akitir',regitti perfumed the , atmosphere of
114'40,#41.: pleased Ai_ Bfr 'Daub: l mm
by" Ms reception it the bands or the seholarei
tielsoli,- ; red lailtei _of Ifie: State of tiouppornoug
41nri; turpentine, and ter. - ' -He will talk of nothing
'elief - -.'' , -Theleratia - ,,Wari tie fir anoes,- the Post.
v pil6,4_,PjilifipUebt, - 4 - eibtlieleicit:oh,tirs Moments.
4lii*rfrottekiAn:theiestrisy which breake out in
411 1 , 0 1 , 411t 1 0*.agathili***fikle referring
Yirliii'efireadea; r ;',..ll„`triiiaroYetsi that-he he. oonitide
64tlik4"*.' idtibuktkus hot bp a can
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. -PY-Vl4:.4 6 .,'2l l,o , , ,Consritutiew
. ':itagfr's "wee Wramithig-bf the' President's' wishes
runtl l oo l
-may ; oppeseolaif..pletlik;supportltsm.,"
ifOuld-Affirrrifirltrit*itfiiioUmlualid? - 4Purtv
lieeiniA , beillid _up
Olittotin*.o***f ; Would , not be a
:0 1140 040: 4 01:4 4 00 4 4.4 4 ' airaumy. in the
fite:Skikatibeffehattitiet',4 platforui , ehoutd tie
iferst I , 3 . llten,olkt- its and to, tight the battle
js, )6Ultr:Taitspeib - ,Whatfilt • _ all have take=
fildellitottarteir asafgre , tie opposition-of
loafr -
iron; in f wend-
rohltoaif raloybl.l4 Postmaster Westoott of,
74l r oily, „eztra.saintty praised by the 4a-:
,aileiebrattou psiiire,ll - -ohlitly,remarksble , for it.
!UUlWritUrjuidlOitirgd -- malignity. One would
.uuooo , 9;**.resalPi Holt !men:
'dfaired , ti;writi a 'fbittar-fperecail: attack , upon
ObeiMittOri4beefirof
eit4uite kdradall4iii l f S,emnot -erGfipologist for
Mr. Wait" 11001 • 700 6 ;f4 have not seen
k tat '
, 00114 ot poor years,,, , /WO
,to meet the l[nt ‘itatorejudlos4l person who believes
that he .0 cnimirial iii the chaeged &giblet
libi,TAf;thellnieribif-mi:tiott is right . (and It
L;cot my pirOsitai_dispite•it,) hereafter no re
it4Slirte bi found willing to ao
writit peek t : pasitlorras portersstar ig a greet, city.
-IfWbruideed pubirdbrates In one of Iltpoii,VUee
tea Pirukttied Ut'iki(Putate`the fatOiey as itetnneef
in, under the anturenoes contained'-in Mr. Bolt's
fetter, that the' postmaster Is to . trike - rip all that,
is loot or stator', it May he,ii much more profitable
Position to hold-'a ptito „finger the chief of a ':oltY
PHA Plite,Ul 'Wait° be at the hpid c;,tliOrk an estah
•ltsluariat., A's i understand the ears, fir. Westoott
did no , more than his Prod - Comoro had dine.
When he ,faurid, - deteib at the . end -of
a quarter , ;eompelled these who kaa
the handling of ***rosy to make It up, sot, Li.'
leed;outafikiiirOWn salaries, but out[of a surplus
finkarbieti would. otherwise have been divided
'.. 1 0 1 18 1 ,k*,r *lt . e; in this; revert; the In
stoeibbiptered With . the guilty f but Ins also`true,
Vie; Were etaed 'PS* to Mahe up the
lidult.3ooll4 TUr;P:PutUtuff. who bait bad the
haidling 4114 fimoney.. 1 1 4ir this; ant this ordh
19(r - - - ,-.Westifertb:wiablmreeftl.:- Mr.-11916 makes the
bow, bik l 'Offirt,'ArsC,lii : doubt kill Masked, the
Preitelest, yarticilarlyil • the Maleriolenee which
Iniekiirtirysgai - 41iis latter. s: priy;-deir
:Mkpeehrusan-esajbab Yek,ari determined to
be prollio..rio punishing That you yon conceive to be
rrongli . :yrone Adfiltheiratiatf—riby 'pobeend Mr.
,Ifelt tithe departistentstelnituye Into the :,*affrartt
;, epptue. tbM,preiallikihil the.. deparicuents?
tt Would bee detightfsl Wog to, MO' bow mom
oeliViiikefiratiY„,iri.bchittieekifiii 'Under your
idoth.hrliteefontrase this.witii 7Cus law
ItseireieWistoott. Mew manyeona and. brothlre,,
irotherorlsrlaw,ind brishindfrAitl la the same con-
UP0,00,100-40,1411 4 44 upon the .pnblto service ?
'NI- 14:gtire ge t s riot of the inipirinusfera
)ri'etielliofieitive their *WI% iithene dein Work/
'4l*** l s 4 roe.iiiioo'o4 64 :: 4/iii;qliffeds of
or#3A.PoAvosioi;ldooviiit he ir.. ilk
1-4!is to 40410:000#04ii New
• firk;:fr4/4.44l4liii4iCil•nikra7dr
`-dUelit#l4!'•;4964,Pi itarallar whom
, you ire
abyi ,! ,docutalttilA/0 to do siter'oVOßAt;
ruleasmudimat4 ,o l 4 4nriOdfo ii to-
0 04 , i
lois mow **y- .
'Vlulflikti*b**44l"osl4 hea r e
rll
El. sack sod ri•if isi:rof there
"
,fkill Arejainferplle i' con-
Al
uipC.0161:1449' , 44i- that Whielt hw -
/ififillt - ,4l4ol***.f•fo' of 'Wig.'
• • -
6111 r ;gonad aothorltitirdy ..a.
Bushanau's „Cabinda..
olli,lit•fferigot Ls the famil organ of
0f0.. , . hoi itapsdatad for t h e praises
10.11)110i1 for Woolf, aad bu doobtloss
Wilt *vary other Teapot. I
4 what Mr. Cobb Mr. Floyd,
reit or tie Cabinet, think
*Ur. Dab smut hooks kilo
its Immo:Hato nottidentist
Oar of the Rat t
Itimesnt yeasting In Texas andiTen•
estivate for Governor in the letter
elnetted betwernifethetland and
neaten for 'Gong - tem In the Mem
between Atkins sad Etheridge, Is it
di haying called forth the most ez
s baterssa Wass two gentlemen. In
011,11611/1 '411.1111•11t hag become so
that 'Appeals are made, on both
ideal the Ganglia vote That these
not Ilk' the institution of sinwety, is
I "the pelt's* they ottasky In regard
tottlen In the free Blake. Meanwhile
staking to teepee the slave trade in
' the eon of wblab is better saispieti
ty slaws than white bloc This hes
feeling sates% the Germane, who
Into Tales Is great nettles*, (and
dy , la has forne,) but who wilt not
additional Infasion of bleak', who
WWI. thew In th e contest far breed
_
that John Unrolls% Seq., rtes
le Shut Raze-gr, inshilshed at Atin
otos itheseif, simnel entipelit to at
leszains 'to 'vete the Demers O
Airtime of the Democratic pis
A Gls Sin Jetazded te eneotrassi
..(dteilers snide In Taw, do.; $ 6 .
. extraordinary spsetaole In an ex
tra Btate Like Timm 7
Theatre'ressai,tifs e; Valasta r Street.
The.verraials'aribili froi)ilhf 'Blench Theatre
iplfii9_TorlOihdeifthe,direoliot, 4 4lklesars. Wid-
S4tis & Sage}eomtsiegaed a setand Very brief cam-
Walnut-Stacist Theatre,' yeaterday even
44'N Thahbitel was 'OS fechlOtablir 'attended ea on,
- the first night of the ptektiOnoccasion. We no
ticed Miss Harriet Lane iu' t liellsuplet. Tete'
,pieces were performed. The , Stet'. Wee "Los Pre
mieres Armes de Richelieu," - a , Prenob two-act
*Say Freneby in ineldent. -Mlle, Lawrence
Chevalier, as Diane de IVaailles, bad little to do
_eacefik become her handsome dresses, look very
expressivakeyes. Her-husband' ,
for, - ,the: sOnee,,wes2,/,0 Duc de ifichefiea,,a very
gay young: gentleman, who _Minds; Other, pi6ple's
eriVelflatlier ..This character was
'Mlle. -Eugenie, Seri,, an
&Ohtani isf 'Vizi. varied palms.' This lady rattled
' through - the vOte of ,Moneleur le, Duo in a lively,
netse.V imuilug manner. Could each an actress
iMay'in'Eciglisti comedy half ea well, bow agreea
ble would- elm" bethought! There is a sharp Ma
thei-iti-haw-Lin Peek& comedy' personage
,seems inevitable I—who found a capital repieeeri7
tithe' In,Mademe Alei: Delta; As Hanel, )1O:'
Edgard, made„ good deal 'Of his Thai'
Lively, lncident of thii comedy occurs 'where
yOnnellialtelleu, viaitea. by 'two: ladles, snobs-.
elyely,,lthrstets:thorn, "on'. arCularre, into sepa
rate - yams. 'The husband :eV ims, and- the
lover of the - other "visit' the Duke, who :favors
each 41. th ptivapi view' of one of the coc
cealed ensile, not one in whim he his,
particular intermit. CC Courro, , also, each laughs
At the ethei;aneonseione that himielf is similarly
situisted. 41010116 u next Wore, each 'of bin vial
fors •aith another 'view; nod the tables ate turned,'
the laugh being turned to rage. It is minciarhat
diffeient frem, but with some likeriesSlo, theleereen
scene in " The School for Soandal," end was capi
tally played.: A couple of Alois follow. Then
the Duke le rem:Mailed to his wife, in every oharni- -
hag soene.', The mother:ln•law 000268, In iwith
lettre•de , eaehet to eonsign hint to, the - Bastile, and
ie - astonleitedatlindlng her' al:lghter,* her side.
Richelieu geti a.", Colonel's commission,' Speaks a
'prett,r tagiO the audience; and theestrtain dropped.
Tithe time it eiciiia the perforimrs, the
last opens, were trUalled by tie audience!.
"< - "AIn the Vaudeville which followed; ,called'" La
Cards Sensible," Mad'lle Chevalier, Mlle. Pan-,
itrie Dupont,' and MM. Bertrand and Hamad oh
teined great spitting', as two pair Of loveri, who
wannet agiee to wed until each, gentlemen dlnsov-,
rers and touches to mete sensible of his lady's
"heart: - - • • .
- :Four pleces.willheilayed this evening, each in
one act. Monsieur Pint Laha reappears this even
ing, and Miles. Chevalier and Sen also play. The
'gene are„"-ja Dine chez ma - Mere," a comedy`;
~, Lis- B leimienua` a. Nati Ycirk," a metrical local ,
!Pitite-Cemedie; ."-Piarnialted'Apartmerit,"'a Role
• vaudeville, in whieh,the hero (played by,M. BO
gard) ie an' English liar .Tohrs who commits some
amusing blunders, in Paris, during the great Ex
hibition, while peeking lodgings ; a "La Marl et
L'Amantr" which bad a prolonged run at the
Consedie Prangaise.
1 1 1 - I.E LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
TRH AFRICA. AV. NEW YORK.
THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT OF THE
- BATTXE OF MONTEBELLO.
POPULAR RISING "pi PARIS* }l" FAVOR OF
mov=lE - 0 - TIA KosuT,H.
. _
.P4/48 • ioirAsk ,Ithig'Aii*AoArioiket
New yoke s jugs o.—The royal inailatearnshly AfricO
arrived lionethis mosnieg.
elte leftLieorpool on the 29th. Ear dates ire nop so
late as Slime furnished by 'the Argo, at in. Johns, but
she' briogrinteresting details of the war, and her own.
*mereial intelligence is important • -
The Mimi report' haring passed the steamship,
Warr; op the"29th net off Ataidensi bound to Myer.,
TS tiothipa linpprtant from the seat of war;
beyond the feeler details of the Mttle of Montebello.
1 - j The Austrians peeps satisfaction 7t the soppltorthe
Oets. Gynlarrepaiti that hit loss wailed killed; 718
womidid, and 44.' missing*.lie says the Trench terse
numbered 40,000,- but they abstained , from all pursuit.
. Count etsdian. commander of the Austrian forces;
was wounded durlag the battle. • ' • -
11sme of lbe prerob sotborities salt seises that Sheri
was cot mash over 4 00(i Nonni enosted in the bettbst—,
otheree•Jmates plass the number et 12.000 '
There were popular risinga_lo toms parts of yams in
Mot of Ile asrdieflill COW - • - ,
A-vagne rumor halt obtained eiremlatlon. via Vienna.
that Gortachatoff. the Russian foreign Miniver, hid
taed, brume am Ifecceror refused. to curry wit his
uten*with Puede
IttEngland, 04 Derby Walden had, tuned a strong
A ppwa telhelg peniamentety aupportete for thar.early
attendance; to meet the °creation Jof feenstint.' -
s- Tka
Itmprisee Rosen *bad refit Ind'ecle weld tl
ineabent of -the great boctiecci State. - Hhe'cild aft
placid fultdepeadeue en the , natriollem of the Dam;
ties, and upon the support or the static nation, which,
derleg theubeenee of the chosen chief. gonad never be
found wanting to a wontan and her rtm. -
.• The speech rep loudly cheered.- .
-
The Pule Bonne wee amend advancing. ;t 01020
at Mtge
• - hiv war excitement wee high In Southern Germany.
It
-wee expected that Kossuth:would go to. Gent II in
;shout a meek, with the , concurrence. of o licoleon
,and, the Ring of Sardinia, to concert plug with
ElV l TZo,9there overthrow the Austrian power
tei r ifloOffisplee. Panels It, had been 40•
hucniedgeg, by telpirapiti by nearlyidl the Pavers, and
the army hot sworn Its elletlomm.
May 51... The Amettlen Emmen are ornieleg
abtitt in Lake - leagglore, threatening the Inienh enct
Villegellu thy bank' of the lake,, The tobahltreti,
being In atratkOlfu teeletanee to the menaces et, the,
extent:
The:ldea - mar Riastakt appeared-before the town of
Centioble, and dyed a few oho% without divot. The
cliachisigep from toe email arms of the niatlonid Guard
noon compelled Ler Ld beer oyar again.
-
4 riving 0 8 04Nre a 4001214 0041 WO ant, lefuou
rb op .
replay a atrengpositiou near Itarasji.' '
Yesterday afteritten Peegt¢o f3l44gg departed fRa"
,
Trant..esitirdey. LitOthiseco. In the
Dully of Sigma, the people bare ripen tot pronounced
for the Slim of Sardinia .-- •
Generallabotte'i et thi head of the Totem troop,
military' euginiers; cud geud'arula entered Parma,
&cattail's planditiof the people, who dedeced for the
King of Setdittle and Italian independence. , The Pa
puan tioope have retired.
34IPTg, &ICY Tr.—clarios hive bier& received from
'Ocitit to the 221 inet. Two Austria' ' ateamsre had sr •
-
And there *Gpout Iclodrante` -
Toptog. May 27.—" Fla siege pest. which le now reedy
to call loot tiAte port, te osinpole4Rt thtertwo made
and gnu • • ‘• .
The Wendt Minister of Wage figs oaf fret tea cildt-
Venal shine or, the line son,two filletee tp he prepped
tromedletell ror, eel. .
The correetennient of the London Times at ',henna,
hi a letter dated:the 215th, 'Wel that General °tribal
11ta Niro witepolyl teen miles from Mart.
Thh Vanden' Tiuss was Weed at the Patti Poet Odle.
pommility:the STI4
14 4
The Pe ib
o rip'eotresponcl *0 Times announces'
%Man criny et he ieet r%,trecissol 110 000
M, Tallman:l Pali4ot4 Mr P oo p i ,Pß o l le t f i l #, m 7
humidor from Trance nt Naples.
IBS LATIBT. •
Pave Saturday, May 28 —The Monitrur of to day
publishes the followhur telesranw:
ALBOB/OrDala, May 27.—Tli• situation of affairs at;
fords nothing new. '
AwliporDara, Kay 27 —Six thin:wand Austrians are
'nottaisabated it. Oanwirlata - railway,
Couutssreastiontsp,tprouGarnarlota and Mau fa Inter
noted, at 4 also the feleppphp from Ooboo to Lostoo,
owl throne: Vatellius. • • •
May SlT,..LoaroolOor to Go adepts :waived
fro ss Lisbon the Sortsgesse Govapurnant hal declared
lie intaution of rem alums ma atria dune; the war.
Tree. Mar 27 —She Austrian staanterS aro C 721 11 011
about Lago MasplOre
The Very Latest by the Africa.
six *Masud Atittriasta are nonerentrated atOstneriete:
BBh~pp( Oomorueloallou botuseu the Clamerlota and
tf I Isn le }otprorptid
2on Mei,t44-4111cial bulletin published to day.—
a. i t,, 1 , 11 ooSupled wstGon at Bt. Formes, but
Boar a ;Lb, !Alpert aro 1,01.0 prooolal. Our troops
souquala ~log toe enorpy, arid AST. pewbVided so
fora go.. Vim town of Demo was 111titininate . 11, ptf,
great joy prevail' among tOsio populepon. The ilniltalr
le dill at Dassalsrta.. ,
14aporf, Ma, 5. noon.—On the 17t1, the Rai art te,e,-
graphwy agisseefulty JAM lne (02° aeßaahlm, dietarp
about eight bursars:lmila* from Boa..
,It was, reErted at Partyesdartley, that K. Bene4,4-
a, dirisetov of ills.polttlaal deportment fa the :Preach
Amiga Can, has boos appoloted to an imtraordlnary
afsslaoi7 - tygermanConfedeTaUon
A latter (con' dieasecitiriti says that o th er cm,
rine onotalalepr the Aadt.rflin 011aara anti poi.
roue taken at )(natal:4M pissedbefore giocp of the
Trent It* ;Aral Gruard, the men ranged tlitimilinled In
p row, end tonic off their sobakos. . .
tie
of ..tesi lempreas Regent 'minim that. in virtue
of tile ,ay wimpy &danced, and of a ball of the Pope,
Pte • soppeyif pm' rfAsppal shall be raised Into an
arobblidiopelci,and bother r.orre aired bi the Bin!
plror,
ppror,U4 dated from the genet fro rriat. es4quar ,
tare at' 4.lsolestirla, appoint' p "sent ieb l 9p of
kt. 181 3 •8 ohe The new Arolabishol. , • •
Cowls axe statsly to-day at 92}(®92}(. • Not mnob
doing to *hared., iktqk If wards add pricei ere all
• f.t, la sod that four new corps aro about to pe Oded
to the twelve owl* into whlob the 4011tTi 10 24.7 1
that *twig loyy of paq,943 oboist to
liesSrderefl by Out imperer_gt Anatrip, load tam 14 . Oa
deNlesoos nitrober th at hire *OHIO 404 0 0 130 ,4 1
beat the ena razoona of all furlough end rescue
in their corps , The Austrian army In 11.11 wlll moo
amount to 828 ONIONS, with 16,000 ltorles, and 602 pr
POO field runs.
- is peened that the Trench Government Is As
tlvelp prepaying (or the eontingent concentration of
the army of oZiferwsttou whloh the Duke 5, Malakoff la
to command, an/ that oontemplates the
formation or Aso:iota army Int two nortboru or north
eastern frontier or rrtne• theao"uttples should be
pawasnb iee. it la supposed that portion of Grp kla
µanal Guard will be mobilised.
nalttle of Montebello. •
getup the Zuropeaos Tinips,]
The rived aceonota of the 'kettle of Montebello ars
Very toodlothig—ss, eouileting, to feet, that it
intuit to Wire at ap am/orate knoerlegg• Af tba
nem ere engaged, and the numbers placed hors di pre
gni.. All that ye know with oertiviuty is, thst it wee •
very bloody soil pre'rsetrA engagement, Id *bleb the
Prom& soitilers fought, se swot, like ineemen, and
that, 'although the Avetriine fosght well - ro line, they
Ware not steal to their ivilvereikrise when it
of
band. to.htind teeth AttellTleo ror tboro l diere of irra° ol,
Joseph quelled before tense of Louts Napoleon ',ben,
Mee bayireet Joe' o, Into rsualsiti: 4l .
This nettle has not l on estfrfsolion in Pule, and
the variations In the different Vteach aecoeuts, wh'idtt
Rs will quote, =net have added , bitterest! to tr mitt
clam of the Parietne topples,' 4 /f irst, the espatah
•
posted OP at the T the neSt def the ree goiya.the freneti lon, XII fad
and wounded, at I
igoeitser etatect
It it from POO to and the reporafif general Powy
floes it at hem deo to boo—thitt ,11 an inive+fite tiO
in two ,tare Pslysto wa nts Joey thso loll aP
1,000 to The ye s of gis number of c/o/.
begirds Is,qquelbpol t y(Mlog. The Afonfirtry epeake of
16 OOP Auetriniis hying heap yeantspd try the dvelstio
of 0 I /any. Tkp Yprip 'Worr_typiodprit . oft
Times of yesterday,' who nentMt Wi u N t 9 r
greet partiality tot eh imperial regime, gays;
Mittel* entitled to some emelt Mote
that Were were coy 6.000 Yrt_neb troops engaged
ej
Montebello, though it le most nosooottotable how the
Ilithene of Gemmel Norey could hare been el weak;
The seine writer the previous day bad estimated the
numbers surged on each side at 12,000; but If the de.
parity now mantio led be a fart and pot a notion, the.
greater Is the trovoses and glory of the grenoh. The
el.:Rory undoubtedly was theirs, but It was dearly
bought, and nothing can Justify snob • perdue*. The
OCOAIIONAL
THE PRMS.-PHILADELPHL., FRIDAY, Jun iO,
SARDINIA.
vletors, Instils - to. SlO: , th&
ystquiibsCratlit4Astinitsl*-vrithovrt osttaston ?' •
It le newdisperste'straggle-lbst tto:
Itillan,canspaigii.:*lll,tio face of_ibecieenllest in
f 017,, Ws see itstelect tbit tbentuitrions bore 540,0 00 ;
men at;pr.sentA:thet'occtittrY, , ofot „Wthltroldnis
sect mos' h tt e ,outubari will be, 43i5t5540.4,t1 826; 0 e1e
w,th16,000, horses Otoco grinC ..lf , ThiraneFO geOPPYI;
says the Vienna oorreseondent Of thCllintes,..nho Co.
, this ,leformallosi Ai.that'nellrf•_o l o l ;;Wer riming
ended in gssi-ssitipsga • .blit Napoleon bee an
dealwitlo.whoss ho,will not' either be able to overcome'
at all, or Only after a long and desperate ;grunion s ._ ..
The German Qsaar tarty Reoieta voted by the sawn
-Who'll!, gives grime credit for 600 000 mon and 1,200
pleas of ilsld artillery. 'Austria. on. __the other hand,
,it le asserted, eats rain between 130,000 to 000,00 awl
and 1 guns. AU it not probable that the'. absence 60-
I "Alit great shiswof.wpz—hardmieh—Meybehig this ter ,
rib's contest to a speedier aloes than theAelillisooelg ,
at ;re ;sot 1 ripens ? The French geseantwill grow sick
Of lending to his Government when dISIIIRBIPICOMG, and
the capitalists of London yet. dictate Ahe terms of
pesos.. As for Austria, her benkruptcy lirliqellea and
unliegulsed.
Commercial
-• ,
LONDON MONEY,XABIKET.-0/1" the itsth ;the
Stack methet wee study and firm OillifE2s•lf theta
wee lievieceettlemneeer sod' au idviskee.of 54030P' -
cent. wan established. On the 17th a good feellog pre-'
vatted, a loes the blatant r.riesewere not maintained.
Cideselei&it 02ge92% 'foe , motAY, and ,93,14092„g
form:lemma ; • .• - 1 ,
The Kotler merketexhibited int:messed ease ; but the
Bank - of Marlon& bid not redneeddfa,rate of ,d1049 1113 t/
_Mears .Baring, Bros., & Co, repeetwn abundant supply
at BnBg rip' cent. on undoubted securities. Their quo.
teflon for bar Silver 3e 59 • 2Xd c.3lextoin yellatpl s6 .
16.. and American Baffles ifie 2)46. ,
' weekly retina of the Beak of•linglind shalt Atli
Snore/toe in the bullion 0f..6212,001. • ,- , .
The Daily News , eity article flays the hulk of bust."
nese on the Stork Dieklinge was still for cash - , end the
tendency of prioee•on - friday, ,in the cavern markets,
*se decidedly favorable -
The imiotuf London Joint steak banks were reducing
Ibite_aiinwat or; on dapoeito to 2)4 rip' cent. '
Livaarooo. Key 23.--Ootton,The Broker* , Oiraular
(dated friday) stye: 57411 the exception' of • yester
day, when 10.000 betel; changed hands, theidernand this
week hes only been moderate t Bplnnetc,bowever, bore
been reeeiving eonelderable OnanHtlea of lite, direct
from chip. In the Ogee of good stapled Amerieut there
to no deoldrdchaege, but the low middling sod ordinary
kinds, especially the latter, we irregular and again 'gd
per lb cheaper." Brazil end other desetiptiona
Ifd lower/ The males of the week f00ttap.51,930 bales,
including '1.470 on speenlition,Pcid 5,00610 r export' The
bnelneseyeeterder (friday) woe estimated et 8,000 Willi'
including about 2 000 on speOnlation anr for export.
The market elnied steadyat the followinthritherined
quotations:
Yale Orleans; 74(6 ..... 6 efd
",-Mobile •Off; •
" Uolsede.• I ' '! —• Og
The stock on hand is estimated at . 849,260, inoluding
882,870 Aniritan.
At Minchester there has beitcoontini e d nativity, In
the trade'for causing tither more steediages to
'prices There is to demand for the, Continent, how
ever: and prices of yarn tend downward.
EBBADsTUITS.—The weather .00ntifinefi remarkably
fine- for/ the growing crept. Beare. Bichardstin,
Spstoe, & Co. report the improved tone' of Tuesday
Bat aid bushiest again very doll. Plour inseleable,
though French to offered at 'afarther reduction.
American guotbd at 11e14 Wheat in the absence of
trams/alone is nominally touebanged to Naito. Bed
Western 8010 s 61; /White 1016d/011e 14f, Southern 10e
9d0184. -Ind en Corn negleeted ; mixed IX Sieffill 9d;
yellow 60 Male id; white He edge& 01./ . l3lghind, &thy*
&the. say that to effeot setae lower, prices would have
to be token for eiarything. ' ,
PacionfOxii —Beet--4, large busineis leas 'been done
lu the better qualities, at en edvenhe of, 2000064
Nene. ' Alburgees ratite Meer, LI be; Oraelnie, f
Inferior he ady n tending B aco n Cla w
in salve de.'
mind at rotes. Bacon Clow of site, *ad mice*
Tallow drooping tendency. Lard dull, but firmly held.'
dolt cud 70. lower. Extreme Oast ion for
Bab:hers , Am.olation, of which there hi none here, lite
Vr met
Pkonpoo....Aehes quiet, at 111082 e for both pets' and
pearls. linger betty end drocipi tg, particularly for low,
qualities. Clops and Wits quiet: a ye higood demand
for common. at advanced 'rates. Met of Saltily/Ore
Bark atlie Odle . Pleh.ollo—No es to /opal:ple
ased 011 80081 e. Drain unchanged ; common 48 349
de 8d Spirits of Turpentine very '4ole4l.ealeo at 413 e
61 oa the 'pet, end 42e to arrive.
LONDON M*11141"8 '—fdesars. _Baring Bretton! &
On remit the Cornmeal : et dtfil,.stel Wheat difficult lo
gell 4 44000 dealing; white American 51657 e,• red rem
641 Ploer 28680: From E at . Bails tffaring £5.15'
6/16; &Mob pigs #d, 'Hogarp depreased, andiklesle
cheaper for all'but the better arifittil'Ortl.C.C. lace
steady, but inactive- Coffee unchauged: netion Mktg
In Imo demand. New York 2/10 ; Boston „i Ils. rap
Oils neglected. Sperm nominally £97 ; Cod 186 ; Pale
Seal Ham: Maimed, fiat and lower. 18028 a 6d. Tallow
oulet ; Y. 0 64081. Tea- firm at full prices. Common
Oficiffekle #3. Spirit, Turpentine declined to 42e 61
for Americon ; Stough inlet at Ifs. • '
- • KAVS.BI MARBET,Ifor 3b2 Wing May 24, in.
'olueive.)—Oettost opaped,dali and - drooping; pgt closed
firmer; moles of . he week. 8,800 bales. Wei 'ffilltas
tree orMneire loot; Bee 'fflf Moak in port; 110 EH)
kyles. Trade In the manufasturlog dletrlote, continues
very diapiereging. BresAetolle steady and arm Pot
-itabee th 7y, for firet bratds. Peoria dull and
n . gating:. 4 1offthe 11114017*. 9 Milea Illee quiet,
but firm. Sugar Jun V.! 4 /o. l flrri ' /4 1 #0 0 0 (
Whalebone fiat: ./ • ' " ,
11RBTOAD SHOUB/Tl664:—Sfesses,'D. Bell,
LOO.l,
4
& report se follows t The market for American
securities rounds; unchanged ; Stete etocke, for which
there Se a good demand, are not freely offered, and in
the opeoheett eptettistlon pot little'le deity* railway.
I bonds and elitm. '
'pelted States 6 per cent beide, 1868 98" m 169,
'United Stated 5 per east. bands, 1874,r, 83% de 94'
Alabama 5 per cent bonds • 76, 0 77
Kentucky 6 per tent honds,lB6B, ' CA et 91
,Maryla 6 per cent ate bootie, - • 93 005
klesonelmette 5 per rent Mr bonds. • 99 0101/
fdlogissippf 5 p. a Union Dank ,bonds 0 16
Obto 6 per cent stook, 1886 ' 6. 0100
Senneylvanis epee cent stook - "•-co So,
Peouillyania ;I per cent bonito, 1871 86 m. 86
Tennessee 9 per cent bpnd ' e diver* 82 es 84 -
trirginia 8 per Mint bond', 1880 St tp fifi
Virginia 5 per cent et. bonde, 188 y . • 86 a 86'
Beaton 6 per emit bonds divers 18. m 00'
Boston 4)4 percent at. bonds ' ' eO2 -
. kiontrem 9 per cacti . , 1866,65' '' ' 9 ! 2 ‘ ,
Hinnole Central tt per cent, a 7/
Illinois (lentrat 2 per pest, 1876 .." . ; pr 70
1111noht Cenral; par dentfree 11,111 . ; 84 080 080
Illinois Central Misfile .
Nr.:, 0 444,
Michigan Central Stier soot, Igo9
Michigan Canna . phares
•16 irtd
N. Y. Cagiest a. not.ooair 4886 ,X 7 as 10
IL Y. Ceptral 7 p ootvertible.loOt IS a DO"
14.1 f:. genteel shares ;"/ ' ;65 ito 86 -
ilk' York and /1416131.-e. , tehenev--1 1 4e1..:_ - _44_ 2 . , ne— ...
wor Yerkarierlerl4l 7 p 8d mtg., lihu - r27
New "York and Kris eberes • . 'eci
Panama 7c.lettnott,lB69 - 102 .0104 •
Raceme p.
it iot 2n9rti piks, 94M
Perma'Oentral l p. o 3.0 mort,lBBo.. B f m 89i
LlYkdroalit May 29- . Cotton . Marke t.-140, taco for
thetreek here been 62 boles, iporodipg 4.462 to
speculate/0, and opo to eopoilifes. There kiwi been a
deoline, - chiefly of Wetter quill% es,/ of 4d, but fair
finalities hire ineltneek the merket ;Amigo Hon and
quiet. the demand being rather batter.' • The Wee to/
Gay have ben- 8;000 bettor, inelfidlog 2 060 bales km
speculation and export.. The Masi fig o:nowt:file stie 4
Hair. .Ined/freg.
New Orleans 6%; •
Mobile 7
llpienio
The et:trot Cotton In port is 610,000 bales, ineltt.
ding 55$ 000 balsa Amerlean.
• Sr. re or Tuans.—Tk e advice' from Idasoliester are
fay! Ole; rhos ere steadier under o good demand for
lodic Yarnalaye o draining tendency.
11471 s OsTing 1da112112, UV 20 —New Orlon's, Tree
Ordiesire 104: , Bea 97f. The the peek have
bear 3 500 bales
Urns, ooa, datutday, P. St., May 24 .z . -Tha Cotton
market today olosee drm lair and paiddlieg qaalitiss
hive an improving Undone.. rake
LIPS SPOOL BISEAD3rUFPB MAILKIT, gay 2f..-
Rithirdsop ao }pence quota Flour es very dull snd'nu
tale able, Preach 'Edge opted at a deollno ; males of
American stllol4s. Wheat 1. 'ory dolt and nriudnagy
pumbsopid ; Western red 80100 64; whle,'lo 6mlle ld;
5W1004109014. Cloth dgic, ant the tilos ere • on.
important; 'mixed 806 e 91; yellow, P 10070 ld;
White, S 408 a Sd.
laystiroxf,. May 99 -Pt orlalora -Abet buoyaut,
with -an •advance in 0- • quelitioa of 2s Pitr2e. Pork
steady, with as sottre,Omand, II•etto GO. lArd !inn,
but vast.
I,IVgItPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Ilay 17.-Pot
Anheirquiet at 810138. - Sugar heavy. sot all qualities
have declined, tbulower grades bat ug meetly afaatad.
Coffee' quiet. Rice quiet. All qualities pf Tea have
slightly advanced. Bark is imprpving ;1110m:ire lo
quoted_pt Aides. Rosin. steady at dash
p 11 1. 4 TiPritlltLo.Sl4sdyiat 43101. on the kpht, aO't 42e
to IlErtry.
/pyßingiN EURRETAI-May -Meows. Ratios fit
Brothers.' *treater "%Wes Wheat Very 401'4 st goalies
of 404 s foe the waok.• Sop? la SI Sboblif tot
the week of edels. Co ff ee ateady. e' bet , SON..
of Turpentine heavy at a decline for al cal ; (plop
at 47s ed•
loolarool., Saturday, May 93, P. 11 i-.Breidskults
aloes quiet but Mealy.. •
Rtprielott aloes firm but quiet
,LOADON PRODUCE MARKET, 28th -.Sager mast:
Oftlis..t.4t. cargo of Domlogo sold mails for (renos ,
Te'S 4irm 'oomholt Condon 1.1 84 Rile qilet, but don.
kuuto-The 4o*l n teirip porttrLot for 140,0 gallons hoe
rather 'Wetted prloag. '
The Blaveholdere Convention'at Baltic
, more— '
DiLYISOeII Jane 9 —The Maryland deuveution to
pooolder the question as to the beet meant cd regulating
toe free negro populaUon met again I tile (Oriole/L. The
1; 11 ) , Po provade, and E.phlutereet wee mealleeted In
the proceedings. i
Rea. ?as. 4lffed ramps, *pitman of the ooccuriltee
on )(amour tines, aptiml.ted tie reportanftesot(itiods of
the Diejority
The felicities Is the mbelangeof the report and repo
lotions submitted by the nutiorltg ails egsom4tee.
They state that a Dumber of regoletlouwpre a pbmit.
tad to them by members of the Ocrovantlos, allot whlgh
they Considered and discussed as carefully as the tiros
allowed. Two subleots of p Mary Importroes occupied
most of the commlttes l a time. These erre the pro.
red expulsion from Msryland of free asproes, now
siding log's the State, and the policy ;toted by the
pared
letirjo lo )41, of t Vaelog rearraln upon cout.
mlsilou: sad tple`beessa y of eddltional legislation tb
or. yitallina vlior the le.w of th e , y ear; which,
probiLly, 1g tka ImperfectiDu ' of I detail?, ins
fallen into al mss ,., ' , . • i
In regard to the dna of the elasnitiOall * ,,,, , , D0rti
came to the concluder; that it wee blear Mopped a
to nadortthe any measure for the penefel removal o
the free bleak population from the Btatra and that the
beat lotertall of the etale, Ind of that Matt of people
too, require only the enforcement of Ille statutes on
Ws eubjeot already existlog, and of Molt alditional
DAVI INPbeep tot e norceseary to carry co( th e purist:. ese
of the DE.roter'LsislatDres., end make Wise people or.
deny, Industrioes, and productfve. a . l
111 the lot 0013(11, the class of the p i psilou ichta.
bored about 74,t01) Within the tut n years, It Is
estimated that by alitnrei Untie sod in emulous the
number has ?embed over 80 000 The taletenes of so
lerge a Dumber of free blaoka In the csidet of • slave.
bolding Mats Is believed to be or Its an evil, sod
rp .
Weevil is readily pereeived in be pros whin it le
considered that if portion' of them arc id , Velem, and
sthprednetive. • ' ' " i , • • -•
TKe.'hortever, Is not the cue with the majority of
them, purl 'their prosovel would t te the' Inmate.' be.
Have, to far greMee r i nr CI the evil eb b people of
fderylabir ever suffer flbto ,tlLeel.. ' heir removal
Imp the et tate irclnl4 d duet hearty fly r dept front
Me )04 014 ard efiteultural lip larbished hy the
people g .0 ?gob pod Indoperieitle!
tae ply. of
ths State
It would prcduse groat dtscomforp I, I : l 99eyellite44 o
to the greet number of hemehoLierl.
It wool& break up eu.leeas, sod des the properly
of large numbers of land-owners and a4•reritsna-,11
clam whose laterals; are entitled to al soh eocardere.
Ma as thou; of any other port/03 of u r altlssirs It
would be harsh sod oppressive to th people them
lsiftg. It would violets the publle am eat, which Is
generally opt only Juts bet klattry, alcoold probably
lead t; other Ilittiy, whlik the som ites forbear to
mention.
W. are eathfied that each a nismarytopld not re.
eelve legisletive emotion, and wouldbe tdlerated
f .
by the groat body of the people of Mrr d, even With
lAst . asootlon. The connultme they o, canoe% P.
ODAMIDIi tll.O bltplllllioSl from ' the 8 4; *WI m .re
unwilling shohld they ke to favor on miasma which
looked to their. befog d irrivesi of the riot to freedom•
which they have acquired by' the Indelgpo gnu? laws
sod tenderer... of their masters—whotrr wise or . tusii
Flek--or which they have Inherited re birthright i
rr,
O gyp ton o
bolter proposito as to the estralohi upon
menumleelon, the gommltte• think tt to e policy, In
this matter, adopted by the sot of al was woe
and proper. That act provided for thp Lopatin , / re.
moral of all Woke nianudittted Ow renege of
that, law ; provided for the appothtmert of a board of
;Pyle I/Aomori!, rho Should be mem** of the oolov
sipeirob g i rekteti, whose duty It mho be to remove
ouch people of color a airogid become • in the Stith
Is ter; req.:ill , . st eliiini of - the coat . and regleters
Of rills, to ihforth Mill bdaril of re spore of every
toebomparlou by deed or will withln4e days'illter lip
record; rrlultod th e board or men. 14 notify th e
polostinati a SoeleTiy, i t s t r atreoge w b them for the
pimoval o each Eisen lled Ml* tol,lberlie If the
?peaty deigned to do YO, A* board . 1 . 1 9 rflPold glint
1„1! goats Abet plsee out of the 8 to, whit Oily
~ nifull . ; Vie I ;the. related to 1 ve tbC ' eta b
114 . 4 PO hrt DI tke Olnety Viral `be titl.d br
?,.
the board, an d t eretiptin tY if la itle d of the atiellgf ,
to arrest and remora them beyond fir tete 'UM it
was evident that tee policy or the Stet In 1031 gals thp
compulsory removal Irons the State Orris in innuslt.
Led after the date of the act, with • VI to prevent the
too great and rapid Inoreue of tali parlol our popula
tion. The oommittee see no 101205 foid'ariardlog thin '
policy now, bet believe tbst the semi reason which
.inlicenced the Legislature of:1481;noir ekirittin greeter
4.lter further disomosine thiepoiri:, the report'Oak.
eludes with reilonutterialne Mr - et:following réseintliMis4
' , 7o4siaved,'Thet thle Convention madders ady
fl itutkiiiir , itheOledefal ' , reinovel of free black, from the
bole or Maryland Intpolttle. I:inpatient, oildimsailed,
yet by - j any - -publlares.lgencyt which could Justify • , af
414eolved,,Titat the free negro - porogation , ehould tier
+Welton/ thoroughly Controlled be eifficientlawe to toe
end Shitk ittmay be orderly,. industrionsj - and prolluQr
tire.
That for the purpose of dimintehing as far
as possible the evils which proceed from an 00081410
eantinereasing free clue of negroes, the polity of the
State deolsied to 1381 should be reaffirmed, and suoh
leMendments be made, to the set of that year as will
idle to kt i r apttiio ,at will :either problb t
emuieipatiou altogetherl or compel this prodipt removal
`from rtheState , of Uwe emancipated and that the
Legialai urn should bombed to review end &Mend - the
tore rela'iO f defects tie and to emanotpation, ID ea
to g a ll the of 'a spawn which time and
eXperfenCe have dleolosed. - .
lteedived; Thit a eommittei of be appointed to
submit the views of thie Convention, and to ask appro.
plate legieletlon by the Ceders' Assembly.
Mr, W. Jacobs, of •Wortester presented
the views of a portion of the minority, being a written
caress, going over the whelp ground sad detailing the
grievances of the slave=owners of Maryland, and the
perniel owe Influences of free negroism p a the poptilai:on
generally
He advocated the prohibition of emancipation, affij
the passage of lima for the gradual extinction of free
negrolein. He alluded to the tendency in the Northern
and Western States to legleisteagidoet free mottoes Be -
also alluded to the interference of the kpls •
copal °harsh of the North in the matter, end wee very
Severe on the NSW Teak - Christian Advocate, touching
.its striotures on the tionpention held at Cambridge, and
its attempts to threaten with the eoalesiastleal ',cowhide
the Methodistic of Maryland, If they counteearmed
the preaent movement. . He avowed hinting a M 'the
diet, but repudiated in strong language, any attiwint at
ecclesiastical interlfireible with the domeatics
inetitu
tiooa of the South. ' • •
Mr. Jacobs' minority reinirt corteltuaed With Tesolid•
Hone asking of the logislatom Lb Op enactment of lows
compeillug the free negro to leave the State, or to be
cold for lire.
Judge Mason, another member of the committee, old
that lie did not , agree entirely with the report of the
-majority t "
Oct. Sothords taut his 'View was, that the Legislature.
shorddenact a law to prevent emanolPation.
' Alter wpromeoted- debits, the majority resolutions
;were adopted almost unimimonsly, and The Convention
edjburned sins die. _
_
The need in the Upper 'Xiiesisafroplt
r - thellaao. dime P.—The AllnassotA papers of sae Btlt
inatant, tarnish farther details .of the flood The
damage bits been lunch greater than wee at Bretatated.,
The !eves at St. PAW was entirely rah, tuned, ant at
St Ahtbony at,
ninnespolia the storm' sod floods. Were
terribly destruottve.' , Property to,thei mount, of seve
ral hundred thonsand dollars pulpier) 4 eetroyed at the
former p"riern The at Anthony W:cer Company. have
lost five million feet of logs, valt.ed et $4O 000 The
Doom at (loon meek, contatains ten muffins; feet, was
Momentarily situated to glods way. Not lees than
$lBO 000 worth of loge had gin* over the falls within
the three previous days. - The river is twenty-one feet
stove low-water mark: and within one and a half feet
of the great flood of I§pct. The storm of the at week
to that motion of pantry 10 ficeetibee. se th moat
(rightful ever Witnessed.
ra !s in San Antonio, Tomo. -
NryttpaLp4.4s; Aloe o 'tumor T. sae his ay.
riled twin Ban Auto*, . with dates to the 21 instant.
Cept. john R. Baylor. with 4150-men. had made at
tack pn the Indian Reserve near port Belknap, delving
o thp Roots, and en4elocirtrig tb,espture the' prltatia.
wee ordered to leave but retired.
Stile ofProminvn T P utoriceo-,The Highest
- , ,
. _
Price on Necoist.
. sr Lome, arms —Alt the isle - of premium Jamie*
at the Planters' warehouse today, the first premium
At $76, for manufactured leaf, wan awarded to Addison
Pineal of Pike county, Mo. Tide tobacco was put
&seed by D W. Leen & Brothers. of Glasses, Mo . st
#126 ;ir 160 lbe. k ,whlok le the highest price eis, record.
ItegictioEt fr . o oe bp O a New Yolk Cen.
em"YOBIC, Inns if —thil itiewlrdrk Central itallroed
Company has reduced the fare from New York to Ohl,
nowt, over that road, to $l2.
'TEE. CITY.
AffiIISIMUYS TEM VV/NiNG
WALlrr-&raisk Twammo.—The Yienok Ogragony of
New York.
oma Tam THIELTII2.—Morrim Brothers, Pell a and
Trowbridge's Minstrel', and oow-bell•o•glans:
MoDiMottoWs (irons.-43eleetIons tram Playa,
Alma from Oprrar.,Toutrakirner, Dancing, and flinging,
AoAosur or Val Rani
hiliftlop oreobtitgo ant I.3thtuari*
THE REGATTA.
4, qc,Trqp • aiii" victorious
GREAT EXCITZKENT•ON THE RIVER•
110/0121 . 5, INCIDJINTp, &0., &o
The regatta betweeu the yaobta of the Delaware
came Off yesterday. Mg* eaeiteteerit bad begs
created In relation to the contest, and the liveliest
interest as to the result was manifested during the
day by the sporting people of our city. The
weather was eminently ansploions, the sky being
clear, and a' stiff breeze blowing. Long before
the hour of starting, the waters of the Delaware
in the immediat e yicinity of the Kensington buoy,
where the squadron was sneered; were studded
with boats orall descriptions, filled with anxious
spectators. Two large ateaniers were pi4riernd
-for the (vamps} lry seine enterprising people, and
-were crowded with paw:tangoes "4 steam tug hay
leg a large' barg e , lit tow accopipanied, halt of
which were'. th ronged - -with passengers, It WSW
that tbore were about 4,000 persona by
Wird the various bralts that gaffes:44d the vamp
Nine elm was the hour fixed ,for alerting,
but it was 9 ; 40 before the noise of preparation bad
'ceased, and the adientnrerm mariners, with sails
hoisted' nd every man at lily post, darted from
the buoy; and sped down the river,, amid the
.oheers' of the assembled throng that witnessed
their - departure. The'elght, as it presented itself,
.War most beautiful. 411 aldper the whatvei of the
city, Irma Hiehmond to the, ;levy yard, crowds of
citizens, ere congregated,eagerly watching the
contesting 7eclse, and answering hack the sheers
from theta op boar 4. Hamblin of smaller siren
from the Pennsylvania and Jersey shores crowded
the rivet, on a few oopasittie interfering with the
pro reel of the vessels.
The ,fo!leefing 'yachti were entered. The race
being nontined to those only twenty•two feet long,
accounts for the fact that so many other boats of
renown did not enter into the' Het : L. Theodore
Biting, John McDonald, Hartrauft, William B
Mann,' George M. Bill, .Tobn - M, Butler, Major
Viomarfelt, Samuel H. Gilbert, David. M Lyle,
M. Itorltotta. M. Ryan, Henry Flamm, and Del
aware. "
The following crafts accompanied them, though
they-were not contending for the arise Rood,
Delaney Black Eagle, Warren, Lilly, Flying
Cloud. Richard Vaux, and Dawn.
• In r . mihatee time these were all passing
,throp llialersey channel. about opposite to
Client ist etieet. As they parried Ohestnlit street,
the $ ii. Gilbert tied the I sa 4; followed by the G.
21. Bill and ,john Id. Butler. "
AS bee bang elated, the race was for the posses.
stop of the champion nags, made of silk, and, for
some time pag fa the possesslon of the I. T. Rs.
ling; and the aggregate of the entrance fees,
amounting to some $lO. - The second prise was a
purse of $5O, and the third a pants of $45
The distance from the pity to the (Roster buoy
is estimated at eighteen miles. At four hours and
thirteen minutes Vont the time of starting, the
G. M. Kill rounded the booy. The - other V 688015
followed her, attha titan Indicated, as follows:
itoyaton t il..s6; Sohn M. Butler, 1.1. 58; L. T. Es.
48. 1158 ; W , lttain l Aluntl, l 2 ; gargraafs, 12;
4: I: 'radian n," 'hot Bumm,l3 On t
Itibn 13" 0 $ ;` :{olio V.:7lyan'
and $ 'Gilbert, i?
The exelteureut, ;tempo tho spotting Ron on
board of the steamers was most intelise ; ;leap
were made with the greatest learnt', G
Hill being the favorite at the start, the Riding
being the next favorite. Thht state of things eon.
Untied during the pee until alter • the squadron
had paned the buoy and were on the home trip.
Th'e Ming, *ben approaching -Red Bank, seemed
to be gaining ow-the UM at ouch erato that quite
a number Of beta were mallet with eonsldpritble
odds in her favor.,
In the midst of the temporary excitement, and
while all eyes were fixed on the two yachts, the'
Elting began to - shift and' lag, and show signs of
failing strength - Curses loud and deep ensued,
Sat cure not pealed by the information that
ar redder hadli n oke, and that she would, of
ofif4si.ty, ho'ooM Wed' to !thigh the jodraloy ilpdot
a great diaadvi ge. Tpe beakers ante 11111
lorp enilignet at th is protipeot, and so atrOntly
and anddenly ht the tide of fortune change t et
seam anelb e er bet vrgis t'Ofe n Hirldi n ate
ofaft' ' •
The George M. Mil was the first toArriye at the
starting place, and wee nosordlngly pronnumeg.
the winner It was 242 when the reacted the
of, haring made the run In bO2 The Id Roys
ton gained the second pries, coming in at 2 - 52, or
ten Minutes behind the victor. The Ealing eame
ht 1.55/4 in" mirlates balled the .11iii,‘ and
gelded the third •nri of
.5.25. The other boats
earns at) we er
mention thend; jylthbutatiy regard
to 3 31 Butler, ilartranit„..4. 1115 tile r,
felt, John McDonald, John W. Ryan, and 113. M,
Gilbert.
In the &et part of the rase, the Baling led the
others, being oloaely followed by the Bill In a
few minutes after, they wareside by side. Finally,
tire /ONO th 9 lend; which it maintained to the
MOH without aby vinterrctptien. out 1Q miles
down the river, the Delaware eapkl4ell, Mrowing
her passengers into the water. %he voyager', whb
were fortunately good swimmers,.wera able to keep
themselves above wa'er until picked up. The in
oideut lel to avast deal of amusement among the
speidatgre. Qn the return, the (Silbert broke her
toit.matit. Ttas same relelcap befell the John M.
BUtlerWhen'opposlte Ned Bahk.
' We rferritniormed k a Mite hour in the evening
thatmMan was lost from the Wm. B. Maim. end
iiiiforhthately drowned. The name of the man
4viiividinstabid to leetp, ?slid although we'had it
RRoth eEohiletit athot i rty w'e Ro pe thine if no frath
Ott laport. •
Is hop, the gohn N. Buller °kr ip, a tug teat
was titivating near the elire ran Into 'a metal row
boat eentaining eerPn le de end ewamied Tht
boys were thrown into the water, en tt was wit
great dvmoulty they were saved. wo ofthem
were ihronsible when brought ashore, and resusoi
, toted after great trouble
Bogen FOR TRH FALLEN.—The 'fair at o=-
ml Hall, now being bald under the ausplees
theug Refuge; for the purpose of raising Muds
to a(d elufwa in erecting a Borne for the Fatten,
deadlines Or be. will' Atendedi indeed, the, at
tendance was mush larger lea evening that) no
any previous mansion. „The Meyer' nienera sang
some beautiful song, and an address was de
prored by the Rev.• Mr Pratt. The Philadel.
WO* Buse liond, pie. , 2, was In attendance, as
usual;mnd dlso3ursed Most elepruent emote. The
display of dowers was unusual; line, and we %re
glad to hear that donations of value are constant
ly being - received from•friends, in this city and
plsowhere. The fair will (dose to-Morrow eve
rung
On board the steamers, as-we have said before,
thd.seene daring' a greeter pail of the veep Was one
of great excitement. Any quantity of eatablef of
a auestaatlel charaoter, attd - drinhablee in , sua
ptotous ;oosing bottles, was provided, •and found
great favor '. 'Duffel; a 'portion. of the time, and
while the'lntereet wits 1104gingi• use an expres-
Sive phrase, " Tiger' iwas let lilbse, and tinspp•
hetail' fought. ,Qn the whole, brio/liver; the best
omer Brandied; and, with the exCeption of a feW
teeing gentlemen the rrty'reaoheu dime In ex
colfentimitits, well pie led with ;hp trip, thOtigh
rturhapp tfurprls d al therafftilt.
• 411
.11stspontr.—A. little girl 'fell l, Ipto the 'pale
ware, near Oolnetbia avenge, yesterday morning,
and was almost drowned, when gibe was reamed by
Mr. John Way.
MEETINU or TrIN MEDIU/11 SOCIETY 07 PRNN
NTLTANIA.-43BCOND MAT.—The Society met .yeater
day morning, at 91 o'clock, Dr. Cunningham, of
Beaver, in the chair. The minutes of the prece
'ding day were read and approved. -
*•;
Dr. Coates offered a resolution expfeeilpg•the ,
regret of the - Snotety at the death of Drißeefamin:
• Jeiney: - ' Aderstedy n animously.
Coates sold Some action should be ken ie.
relation: t07. - the - .. death of Baron Humboldt'r t,The'
'Doctor alluded to the. aluable servioea performed.
'fiiiolintle and humanity by the late distinguished,'
Humboldt, and concluded by offering a resolution
expressing the regret felt by the medical profession
of the State of Pennsylvania at his decease.
The reporteof-county medical societies being in
order, a ntrixiiier.were presented. '
Dr. Oondle, on behalf of the Committee on Die
tributingHimulne,Vaeolne Matter, me, a verbal
report. The Doctor explained the owatle of Amnion'
pursued by the ! aefumlttee in, the ;furtherance, of
their instruolions. . • ' ' '
Dr. John‘LcAtiets,Eir.'; nioredAhat the commit
teebe contintred." •Akreedte. • :
Dr. Mayberry presented the report of the 'Com
mittee on Unfinished Dusinese, which,: on motion
of 4 1 .1 0 Fepsen, :was laid on the table.
Dr..To Xißeirraelr piesebted — theireport of the
Auditing Committee, oertifyirVo the epTraotneas
of the T:TAATIfere 80a0Oot!
numbe,r,of oopisicf tb,o, Medical and Burp.
oat Beiaror, edited by Dr. LeVl9 and Dr,
were presented and distrilsoted among the mem•
bare.
The, report of, the Beaver igaatillsootisty 14e
road and referred to the Beaver Matta Society.
A report of the Bradford Median! Booiety,tras
read and'referred, the Ihmelittee ba-Publios
tint.
Dr. Thompson,,of Delawaie, on motion, was in.
'sited to take a seat in the Society.
. The Dootqr, in response to the invitation, made
a few-ramarka,Abanklng the Society fur the bettor
conferred peen him. Ile hoped the profession
would be unitedin the'prinoiples of lihereitty arid
kindness, and dint they would unite in larrins
upon: the spirit of empfriptrip, ecfearAilly preys
lent. •
The report of. the Mercer Qoupty .Medical So
ciety was read. - • , '
,Dr..,Clondle. moved that the reports of :the
county . medical societies he referred to , a com
mittee.
Thismotion led to Soma discussion. Dr' Jewell
fee,apposed to altering r amending; Or suppressing
ieserreporte, or any of them,' - ,
Dr, D. F. Condit, thought otberwise. A Judi-
Mom oommittee, having tame •reports in-Charge,
might, by corresponding with the authors of these
roper.s, make many oorreations that would be mn
tunlly thought necessary .
A lengthy and , animated debate , arose, after
which Dr. Candid medified his resolution so as to
read as follows ; ••••
Resolved, ',hat all the reports presented at this
session be referred to the Oommittee of Publida•
tion, with instrnotions to examine the same and
make any alteration that shall 'be allowed by the
authors previously to printing.
hp rpsolort was adopted:, ,
p. Wort ester', of the eommittee tu whom were
re erred 'oer in resolutions- emanating' •frota "the
Board of Censors of the Philadelphia &misty, in
struoting the members of the Society to hold t3O
consultation with arty of the familtiem and 'alumni
of Female *dips! Polleges, presented a report.
Ptfo i li e rzigaiztli e r d e l po h r e t , it geloCalfurrfVecen
eope., The, report was adopted,, •
pr. Carpenter; of hancasUir, presented q pre
amble and resolution tharbing Tiarrish '
the superintendent of the Bobibol for Feeble Alindel
Children, for the Interesting eabibition -be•
given to the Sudety of the progress that had
been made by the society in reforming the oondl
tion of the unTortunate under its care. Adopted.
unanimously.
A memorial from the Philadelphia Medical Bo
oipty, with ti resolution attached, was taken from
the table. The felalOtion milieu that toe s o ciety
,be.admitted ea a delegated body. •
Dr. Carpenter, of Lenoester, moved to refer the
memorial to a special committee, with instructions
to report at'the next 'Meeting of the Society.
Dr. D F Candle said that the worthy men who
had framed the memorial bad fallen into a great
many errors. The Doctor gave a history of the
society making appliostion for admisdon. fife had
greatVeVot foe thetnembers of that sooleft, but,
until it was formed'on correct prinolples, he would
object to its admission. •-
Dr. John L. Atlas, Sr., felt' Some hesitation in
speaking on this subject.. He' did not think the
Society should mingle iii the domestic quarrels bf
the Philadelphia :County: Medical Bomety. •!.. The
bombers Qr• tha SoCie i ti making this .appileation
would ifict t•tho nrityppialegntirneut
of the prOfendOn. lie Id not, tOWeeer, thinlb the
• ... , ° ,,, ,,bon,fogular, and was, amordthuly, in favor
' mmil
of referring the queer , „to throa tee as pro
posed. • -
Dr. A. Rebingpr said it was a family quarrel
betweeb the physicians :of Philadelphia. •, all
purposes of utility the Philadelphia tittedloallitr.
okay was as dead as Sept. 'Hewes opposed to the
postponement. All the feels could be presented,
now, and jest as well as one year honest. The
speaker gale a history of the difflottlties that had
led to` tiro formation of the ihiladelubla bociety.
lafe saw no nopeggitY for e establhdpisenf pf
another society. The Philade Phis Coanty /decimal
Boole* , wanted prompt and divided 110t144. '
Dr. Worthington; of Chester, regretted the , ea.
!stoma of this quarrel,. so deep, abiding,.and
bitter. Robed a lingering hope that peace would
be restored, and accordingly appeared before the
society m a peacemaker. Ile hoped the committee
would be appointed, and implored, the society to
do something to - heal the troubles, and throw oil
upon the troubled waters.' '
Dr. jeypell advocated the immediate disposal of
the matter., . „
• home othei.deliate ensued. • After which Di.
Carpenter moved that the consideration of the
memorial and renciations be indefinitely poet.
ponpd, whiph Wes agreed to.
--__Tha_thadety.then adjourned. . . .
- uvula/00r attearmr. _
The floolety resumed its sessions at Ave o'cloolt.
After transacting ,some unfinished business, Dr.
John Attlee. fis. j , moved ' , that the reeorde of th e
Committee on Nominations be adopted.
The• motion wee agreed fie, 'and the following
officers were declared cleated :
Presietent.—Dr, Condit', of Philadelphia.
ro . pre.„4„„. —Dr. C T. Bliss,
,Bradford
county ; Dr.-B. Sobeeck , Lebancin county; Br.
;chi rs Schrock, Mc Memory county; Dr. Bdwd.
Wallace. Berke county.
corresponding Seerefary.—Pr. Jos. Carson,
Philadelpphia., -
Jitecoiden Secretaries.—Dr. jam. Raul,•
Dammam; Dr., John T. Carpenter, Selland!'
county. •
Treasurer.—Dr. R. P. Thomas.
carotene.
First and Second Districts —Dr. J. S. Carpen
ter, Balmy'kill county ; Dr K. Corson, Montgomery
county; Dr. W. Mayberry, Philadelphia county;
Dr, E. H. Mason, Bradford county ; Dr. J P.
Edge, Chester county; Dr." W. H. MoGill,"Mon.
Itour county ; Dr. A. S. Bare, Lancaster county;
I Dr 0. H. Wormer, Berke county.
Third and _fourth. Pistricts.—Dr. William R
Finley, Blair donnty ; B. Sudan, Hunting
don county ; Dr. 0. J., Hirst, Blair county ; Dr.
'Thomas Woods, Lyoming county; Dr. Joseph
Henderson, county ; De James Galbraith,
Perry county; 'Re .1 Et Noe, Perry county. , •
F,tfth and Sixth .Districts.-_Dr. J. W.shart,
lybileington county ; Dr q. W. Allison, pewter
county; Dr. D. Soasuret, Lawrenoe county ; Dr. J.
P. Glizam, Allegheny county ; Dr. John Swan,
Cambria county ; - Dr. 8. - Griswold, hieroor coun
ty; Dr. Thomas St. Clair, fndiana county.
_Delegates to the American 'National Medical
Society —Dr. S. Cunningham, Deaver county ;
Dr. Witilom Worthington, llhester gouty ; Dr. J.
E. Singer, Perry county' Dr. J. R. Carpenter,
hohnylkill county; Dr -William Conon, Montgo
mery county; Dr. 3. D. Strowbrldge, Montour
county; Dr. Henry Car l penter, Lancaster coun P -
; Dr. W. Sewell, Phi
delph county
Allen, Bradford count a y; Dr ia .
It.' P. Thomas,
Philadelphia amply ; Dr. John 8011, Philadelphia
bounty.
Gorwenifteo pf .Rff_6lfration.—Dr. eyi Cutup,
D 1?: 4. L. 4ennedy, Dr. W. B. Atkinson.
The e omp l ittep oltds dpoidda on uihkino
Phila
dekihia ae ibe abit Plagp of meeting
Drs. Worthington and Jewell were appointed it
committee to inform the president elect (Dr.
Candle) of hie election, and to conduct him to the
chair. I I , - -
The President, (Dr. Cunningham,) before the
ooramittee proceeded to the execution of their
Mau Vin o ?
t r e oto o n r V b t e h y altli co e n te r m re b d ei o s n of iti t tq h
and for the kincf;ess they , hed,ahown him during
his administration. lie spoke in complimentary
terms of the Society, and congratulated it On the
harmony that had charaoterized its past dareer,
and concluded by,withing the members, individu
ally and Colleotively, the greatest &Mount of pros!
perity.. De Was warmly applauded:
" The qomrmitties then conductea Dr. Condit), the
President erect, to the dhalr The Doctor was re.
beiyddwith 'the most 'onthhslattio Uptlainte; and
raturnia his thanks to the members for their kind-
OS ip iileyathiti him to the"dietintighihed pp.aitiop
he gt@a oopi+pd. TIM etteita - wnl4 'Le dittoed.
tit the fprthenupg of thp • § oo :lt7'ettlot golf 1114 P
maiptcpepee, to thp lattgr, gf woo et tot.
Various resoluttone, returning t auks to the
Various railroad oompanies, the retiring president,
the Board of Truman of the Pennsylvania Doi.
vaulty, the committee of arrangements, and oth.
ors, for various courtesies extended to the mem-,
bars.
c. tiaTburr,r moved to take up the amendment
to the loohltlentien, apthorioing the formation of
a new oounty 100107 for every 300,000 inbabl.
tants.
The whele, subject wee indefinitely postponed..
The Committee on. Meteorology reported pro
gress, and asked to be continued. The report was
adopted and the request continued. '
+too, of I,anoester, moved the adjourn
merit, which i9lo"aarbidd, edduoeordiur ttio
eisdety adjourned to Meet, thb oltl o Phila
delphia, on the second' Widnbsdar of Jun , 1860,
atjeleven A. M.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
t30600z. 0 ox ?nom, an s —An adjourned stated meet'.
foig of 410a4 of ()entre! Was held yeenprdal
atterllobh.
The !Ugh School Committee o ared a resolutlen
to confer the - degree of B. A. oaf' oertaireitudenue.
4dopted.
Tho' e'er, pogotnlttee eared a report and rem-
I woks
fer Intligdrit zsholarp.
rhYDopennorry preeentqcl a nltigl3er of tgemo,
r frow pzrepts or philarea lit th e setungs
aga nzt the ROolltiiol or GREW In n 10,6011001 01 .
Praotloe.
Memorials from tar-payers not having children
in the sohools, to the urn. effeot, were presented.
Dr. Houston said 'these memorials were mere
puffs of this school, and they were got up by a
promise to admit daughters of the signers. Hid
net th ose ' people whoie named were attaohed
deughtes in too schools, or prospeots of having
th orn t a e , thef wt4td'remoustrete against, it.
The memorials Were referred.
The obamber then -proceeded to the oonsidera
tion of a series of' resolutions attaotted to a repdrt
pf the special oottunittee on the proposition to
c hange the Bohoot of lis!reoiloe from' a grammar
schwl to one of lower grade. + -
A lengthy debate ensued on the resolutions,
widely, afters being 'slightly amended, were' finally
adopted, and the chamber adjourned at 8 dela*
in the evening. , ~ " I*-
l c
TliE -filf-iTut STEAM Fotn,ENuinx.—T to
new'engln +RI t e - hOtiiidd this oftioen by he
oompany.on Buttonwood; below Third street'? al
eiyaretuale tif the sante oapioity al IVO etas
of the Northern 148erty .Flute Company ;. aud , at
1$ trial, tometlme Aloe, although in an unfinished
state, the 'perpriganoe gave general aatiofeetiOn',
water balk(' thrown a tdiatauato 'of tWO kindiet
and twenty fear feet. d'he company will Mar
front' their intglueshonse at two o'olock, , preeeded
113 ' -Book's irieli Band, and, after gettifig titbit eel
capacity eta; pp', at Neafile's works:Wilt test' her
bet l ,4* the Committee On Tfuite Mid BlttS
Department. 'the exhibition-will take place 'at
Third and Buttonwood streets.
DEBTRMOTIVZ FIBEI YXSTERD.A.Y
One.of,the 1:110.41)1040ve fires that have °maid
in thi(oltYlovklesug i llmei broke out about 1
o'eldek yeatitsdayroorpleg, in a two•storied trains,
,struChire, situated on-Alia north side of Martial
.itreetAbove Affarson' s .avenue • and occupied '
Mrs Edirtird Hughes for;Mering'hay. contained
&Witt fifteen tons hay: a handsome family car
riage.' andnhouttwouty tboueand poles for hoof's,
alt 6f whiablvere_ , dettrayed. The loss is estimated
at ftnin $2,000 to - . 53 000, which is fully covered by
Insurance. The origin of the fire has not been sit;
ifertalled, but it is supposed to have been surased:
bye number of small children who were pla7 l ol3`
with matohesnear the western endof the building.
The smoke was disoevered.-la, woman who lived
directly opposite, and idle promptlY olive - the
alarm i hnt owifig,toklia searcity of;Weter in that
,vicinity, and the con bestible °attire- of the, con-•
tents," the" boning - 4a* Illatost 'entirely iiehitMed
before the steam engines could be palate service:
The extensiin•hay press Of Mr. Hughes, on the
south side of - Marriott street, - cretnimed'_with'
premed and loose'hiy, wail just about
from The intense heat as a stream of water was
thrown upon the hot brioksi and blistering wood-.
worriana.thitathis hnildlng w$ eared front de,
struotion. •
A three-story brisk !house nn ihe west of the
burning bap took fire. The roof was destroyed
and also.the kitobert,la,foune..atroalure, orte_sich
high. This building wee RilMillidadi the tenants
h2liiig,ronierea Vtierefrnht r5°r41471111499'
Two Old fitshiened tWe-ntogihri k liatitleS, run
ning rols stout Vey feet trent elrerpohavenne.
looff lii, Ake ' PAZ The( ,k 1 hens Attached‘
thereto *ere entirely destroyed, and also a part
of the roof of the mein eddlee. One was not °core
pied.
• The other was tinantod iv ladtnamed
ravis, who Ilea attained' the ..yenifable., age of
'Sweaty years. She, finding the flames fruitage
log, locked her house up and proceeded to a plate
of safety.
The St, Ann's Roman - Cathode .Asylum, front
ing on Jefferson avenue, below Christian street;
occupied by about fifty old and feeble women, wall
in great danger for a tine. The aged - inmates
Wore thrown into the greatest oonfusio n , but their
fears were soon quieted by the firemen and police.
The building escaped. Several of the yards at•
taohed to the surrotatdlitg property contained
handsome and valuable
,phints, dowers, peach,
gage, and apricot Areas, variety , fl
grapevines.
most of which were ruined by the intense hest.
several houses on the east slide of Jelfanton'aVe='
nue,.oppoite, the bere t :were ip great" danger,
but owing to the edocirable working of the steam
peeing, were saved from destruction;
While the Diligent etianilni engine was pre ,
ceeding tet , theArt; the
-noble horses attached to
the. engine were suddenly reined up to avoid' a
collision with a light „ c arriage Jr' the,street, at
Second and ' Catharine. Thir• htniee'dealp2d upon
the sidewalk, earrying away an „signing and its
supporting,posts, the giving - way ,of Which prevent
ed any serious i n ; had' it been otherwise,
either one or bath of • the noble animals mutt
have been fatally injured.
ho exoitement prevailed. in e vi-
(laity of the utmost
ore, and thousands of *peopl t e h were
attracted thitlfer. Tile Trafel oil the aeaand and
Thirdatreet Hallway line was Interrupted for some
time, and the Second-street ears were finally
switched off at Pine street, 11,k'elt up Pine to .
Third, and thente to titemier terming„
Limn of THE COIVER•STONS or CHall;R
11:Dratrofr, Nair Jimagg. 7ester
day afternoon the, ootner.stone of a new 4'pis %
copal church,( at ffiverton, N 4., was laid wit
liroteloh lin ntht r ifv r e ia rt 4 4lt re nt lit've g 4 4 9 4l fOne
beiloog been toll by the inhabitants of the plaice.`
For illOrtithatt novan'years Weribip las been held,
in the dwellinghouse of kir. John Eleoket s but as
the town grew In importance_ andelse, It-,became
necessary to erect a distinct building set apart for
the worship of God. There is now every prospect
of its being accomplished through the inoefatigt,
bit, exertions of Mrs. Settled, end ittbei add
gentleinea of
the
place:
_2l: dads env fund has been
collested for the purpose., Tereeburoh :will have a
front on Main street; by torty feet on the liner of
the Camden and Amboy -Railroad. .It will be
httilt in the Gothic style of - ainfilteoture, and
- will accommodate about' two hundred and iffty
persons. It is to be oel Christlihuroh.
The otteroonies atten ant upon the laying - of
the center-Mae were one' ed with the reading Cf
Psalm 122, comminoing :
"I was glad when they sibd unto me, We will go
lota the house of the Lord
An address was then delivered by Eire Rey. B.
Hastings Weld, of Moorestown, N - J, who GM
elated ,n the plane of the'Bishop;isho has not yet
entered upon the discharge ofhte &Wet
The oerner-stone was then depogited its plaoP.
The following itttiotei Weft placed is the box:
The nada, Book of Common grayer, dopy of the
Constitution of the'Ohuroh of - the"Dineeee,of Pier ,
Jersey, Ponetelliermon Pronounced' in Memory of
copy of the - form of player
used at 'the layineof the oornerLetone of Chrip
cliturob, N
. 4. - tudepoeitingthettopp
sae Nana BetylOS Iles tittered.
Peleliu. OM' was then snag, Sher whleh snap.
promisee . prayer wits offered, The remainder of
the exercises goneisted in pinging the Outs lh
Evelsis," and the benediction.
444 . 41P1it' Gin.—At - a quarter , after.BVo
o'glook yesterday afternoon, an alarm of tire was
(famed by the burning of a sin the tear of n
building in'Briutort 'fleet; helew Twelfth.
house was occupied bye number of -Irish families,
and belonged to Mrs. Aline Diamond. A 'man
died there a few days ago of a horrible dhows),
and the straw out - of his •bed, which was piled in
the shed, was accidentally set on fire. Several
outbuildings were destroyed, but the damage welt
trilling. - „
F4O;--At an Milt , ” itome thie niorting .a,
large fire occulted in the lowet mist of. the so ty,
The flames were visible 4t a greet distange from'
the scene of nongagrationt ' ,, Thet,lateness of the'
hour prevented our ascertaining the partioulars.
---E O BELTA-L---Caazae.—Zttlins _Dexter Aflame
aged TO years, was,nevitekf injered
being throw Irvin and , tolled gybe by it h2ssei
Water street,. near Noble.; ,
John Carr fraoturedhis left arisayfallieg from
a plank while engagari, , ,in loading a vessel at the
Point House.
Thomas flaixtelin, *god 18 years; was ehookingiv
brnbied by being ran over , -by a heavy busk, in
Germantown. -
Thomas , Murphy, aged .2: years, had„his. right
'arm fractured by being naught between 'two earl,'
at Jonesburg, on the Camden and Atlantic - rail-
All the
aboveotties Werindiniteed to the, Penn
sylvania Hospital -
TWA ()MONET MAToll.—Tbel match between
the fit A/serge Cricket Club of New York, aid'
the Philadelphia Club of this city, was con - eluded
yesterday. The Sr, Georgetook , the bate 4011
and concluded their seelonCinnints; • after which,
the Philadelphians finished their second innings,
and concluded the game. The game 'was very
close, well contested; and exciting in the extreme.
It was after 2 before it ended- ut the discomfiture
of the Philadelphians by 27 - runs.. Tire play was
quite as go d as on the day before, the speetatore as
numerous, and the applause as cordial. The New
Yorkers return home to-day. -- -
PETTY LAROENT.—TWO young mon, named
Andrew Johnson and Hiram Williams, were taken
before Alderman Warren yesterday morning, OA
the charge of-robbing the till of a grocery store at
the corner of West.Otiester road and Fisher ave.
nub, in the Twenty-fourth - ward.' When taken
into custody, a number of small articles, consisting
of soap, fishing lines , , new shirts and stookings,
gaiter boots, - .40. -- -.wavelet - and ,upert, elleinpersoos.
They aro s u ppo s e 2 d to have been stolen and await
claimants at the Twenty-fodrth-ward station.
house. They vete,committekto-anawer at court.
FAESE ATA424B.—At two' o'clock yeatei
day morning, signal; him No. 64, of the local
telegraph, at the corner of .Tenth - and Altilowhill
streets, was broken open, and, an alarm •of „fire
struck upon it. The State House bell struck the
alarm for the Third district, and a general turn
out of the firemen ensued, causing a gloat com
motion.
4t eight o'clock, yesterday morning, an alarm
of
,re was canoed by the burning out of a foul
obininey in queen !treat, between fifth and ,54. th
etrelite. —
illbliusit.eroNß' Mamie .—The 'cornerstone
of the new Presbyterian - Uhurob at , Prankford
was laid' yesterday afternoon, with appropriate
"ceremonies. The congregation attached to this
ohnroh; under - the- pastoral care of Rev. Thomas
Murphy, in in a nourishing condition, and the
building about tb' be' erected for ita -use will be
one of the most imposing of its kind, and a decided
ornament to the'hriving.and- beautiful borough
in which it is located
DISAPPEARED.—The wooden screen erected
in 'front 'of.the' Pennsylvania Bank . building, on
Chestnut striset,"abote Fourth, behind *Wok
workmen baie been engages for aome.t.ima- past,
Was yesterday removed i Tee lnsefription "Tble
gsank Of pebnarivinik'i vrbtell *sr en; "%mop Ale
ranite bae , disappeared, encl the space-Is - now
qqeppied hY the woidi" 'rise Phliadelpnia Bank r'
_CASI34VT;...,AtTuoa
lAie hour on
duy nigkt; &lad' named •Teltrt /tiefe, son of 'Ali
*bony Neat*, proprietor of the In dian abler Hotel,
govner or Ilia mood 4nd Ann atreetkßinetienth
ward , "tte eilißbing PP in front of.. passenger
ear, lett Is bold, and wee run over, the - whoolp
passing across his breast. Ka was almos!, Instantly
killed. •
CLOSING or TUB Farla.The..exhibltiOn of
horses, held at Chestnut MU for the laat three;
days, closed yesterday.,The attendance was maoh
larger than on any of the pprevious• days. - The
trial of double teams, to Which the exercises of
the day were principally confined, was universally
applauded.
,
FIRE NEAR OANDEN.—The fire whiell we
noticed' in yesterday's Press, as baying adotirred
near Camden en Tuesday xiiint, ryas oatied by
ibe burning of late °homiest' work's loolited on
tbetievis ereeli.'
Official Report of a Battle with Indians.
The following lathe official report of the result
of a late sanguinary battle in the Wichita hiourt7
tarns between a delophmeit of putted States
troops, under command of 14e tor yen corn, end 4
body of grimanoho 4 . ndians
llClDqusatarta WIOIty
L Eaorrios,
Otintp on hmall Creek, shoal. item name o ,,iith
pr old FortAthinson. May 43, Ma.
Covers : 4 have tho honor to report chat after
74 morph of over two hawked miles I have just
come pp and bad au engagement with a
patty of shoat ninety or one hundred Ca.
mode Indiana, and that I have succeed.
ed in killing, wounding, and capturing nearly the
whole number. Forty.nine are dead on the field,
(fifty, including one killed a few days previously,)
five are wounded, and thirty-six are prisoners of
my guard. More than a hundred• animals are
captured, and the whole camp is destroyed.
The fight was quite a sharp and bloody one, and
took place on foot, in a thine jungle or brush , '
covered ravine. Eight Comanche women were
unavoidably and tintatentiOnqily R iled,
I bade witbgreat regret to import! that
ant Fitzhugh Lee, acting 'adjutant, was ldanger
ously, and Captain E K. Firtith quite severely
wounded. Also. that• the following named' nowt
aemmisslenedoificers'and soldiers,' eti of the Sauna
cavalry,
cavalry, were killed and wounde d, his !
Private Willis Burrows, of bompany 4 (, Mlle+ '
WOUnDan
Sergeant Thomas RC tote, hi' company A, slightly.
Private I.'egene Comets; 'of aunipany A,-dan
gerously. -
Private Patrick lfenevano, of company 4, no.
vanity, (twe wounde ' •
Private Wm Moo re, of company A, elidttlY.
tergeant P- Leverett, of company it, illne
gerously, (sinoe dead
Sergeant Peter AllttA of company B, severely.
Private Isaac Cb'oieman, of coipp.ni ,
Private Wm. Hardy,- of company Vilghtly.'
Sergeant 4. w. Spangler, of odinparef k
Private finusorti of 0514°117
Corporal (Teo . .Wietwbit o f 1361 RP I P , 8 0
Two friendly Inane tiara ightry
wounded. '
' Y 1 471 ' 6 ' 104
that I b i l gYrai m d , t a *, s alitteifie r a
t
ehalili °engrained - _at 'Me to 41°M P
Aldniannek- -pport , mytegylAlefonntiltaaten to
mikali report alf_optratron,Ainott the-da t e
of mydalit - reoerkiWhiirribilP_tala 000311011 to
do juenoe_to - , -, tne„onigersiAniynken s .erho:lave by
thidelgallantrtind'sgoor_ dondnet Mita' another
wreath to thelattrels'of thair regiment _
I am, captain, - _nay raetieenthny. your obedient
servant,-;,: 3„ ,
•
To;Cap!.../ on eLITHS.R4I,
11,,teistant'Adjt:Gen:', Ain AinlAg; Tease
band of nimancheititi a part' or acme with whom we hadthe "atatrin - Oetet4t--
Buffalo
Letter - fifent•Xerltorkw
orrlcans or: Tka ETAT/4' or
NEM XORlC,loiuscposinuc or imam§ - MORTGAGE
,OPTfIG AO.IIIIROAR•rA. lryxB!i rainoAl-krqs
BAL OF_EAMSAT: GROOMS ; protosttvi4lnAND
LODGE .1, prams ROADBED DOLLARS ntatRTIOEYEO rf
3(R. igotraitAii
PLAY, KART'-Alm!
Op'lo3oli--=A T.WINDER.A.O,I44O,IVGACIGORNALt
*:
CorittPorolestie ot Tb• Prim'
Bra' i%llf,,ikci,:s
The ronowtna Isms ,init bean dinlarid steeled officers
of the grand Liottakit - the' - cie Nev York for
M. W. John L. Lewis. Grand Vaster,
G. W. drahnlV:l3lmane;Depradi
ty.pintsy. Sen. Grand Warden, Port
tyrov, . „ •
B. W. cnictotrj!. (}rand Waptanitra
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B. W. 711 Anode, (}ra n d decrebtry.WeerVark.
B. W. Dee Salim Tnitri,i3rsid CktpiKin, aurora.
B. W_Ber, John larey,„ - de. 7: 4 -Weet:Potot.
• B. W.:lley. - 71.-L.'lletoottnaker.• do":
R. W. Ref. H. 9 :Testa, -
'W. Rey.'W:le Goodwin: dn. idatirs.
R. W. Bewail Flak, (Maud Tyler, New York.
The public will soon know what in to he the destiny
of the Sri* rallroad, , "printiedirgs hien; *MD•
reel:toed for forioloein hider the IS mortgage
It is poindblethat tile' tale may hatemperarily s'aeed
off. but, running- behied•hand army dl, , $ It k now
doieg.W'bittniti , Moat very soon be tutmhad I bea r
'nothing amore of the:Sitgsnial to leers, mentioned by.
your correspondent - yesterday. The =Mimi of tte
four great lineinrelemonelave to-dal, , 4 „ , a
• - Pkiladelpitatui'andettlsens of Mot lielonginieleily.
who were tcavelieineit the Most Wratere lakes si!ogen
years ago, when the stemma,. from Buffalo to
4 01 ere•
1014141streit Ser/Ohicsign, Wire In Teri- dottlag
palaces, cannot hive forgottenone of .14e meat popa'ar
eaterare MnSl:afloat them waterii-L.T. T. nicincer_n
man <, the rotundity of -whose periphery Indicated , tbe
epiturit.t , ' Mr Mosaic; hag taken, foe the smamer,the
Surf total, litre Is'and,n - l''sir7 attriar ir° 551 ""r
tort.
' where the Me bathing to capital sad _heedy,; and
the dableg M • Maple of lowa from the oily,
and in ell respect" a moat 'tremble _ilmictO intik to
from the nefaa'andhast f the town. •
' The city vinare hare paid iapropriete obituary bruer
to the mem.em of , Mammy Crooka, , wheydied on Men
day. It was only a Weak ego that I had a long chat
teith him!: to" limadway, in which we iaeallyd piaey
platU4 ileiioiefsOloy - qt , gettier daring waletimn•days
trip to Os sipper-Jokes in the summer of forirsig.. At
the &telt • ilfeAderw lita painted' int time TM; nieeas
Where the - drat trees were felled,ned the Apt huts put
`Op by the wblte Man. It wu a crest pleanre to mate
the Min with. • Olin who 'knew thatpart at the country
from the stmt, and who, during a half ceotary, had
mare to do with the Midterm than any man in
He Inui largely intercepted with John Jamb Actor in the
old Areerken Fur Company, end enberoneopy Defame
one of its prineipal proprietors An ong th Ma who bore
the pellet hie funeral were William It. Astor, Robert
"Ifyilau r Willfim Nibk; Adam Narrla, D D. P Grant
and Mr Tranciaa;naints eminent ill-(iii imminent
°none of the country Mr. Crooks was two of thou ems
of atropcMiod, Mout hurt, and etaidy eelIA(014ot
who breakibrUngli the,bardere of beghsurrem, inkrera
newer for advlllastion, - Be « did the State some ceib
elects . ,
The Grend•Lo:Age.roato, co Ttteekevemetrg Jut,
isug with &palettes
...hen Mr Robert D. 801.0111111 p•••
seated to thieridowe) Sad erpleas' - fosa efiih•t'bed7 •
cheek for 11500. tiler the aceospeof amendietreeevered
b? Ur, lkicriiit Belem* tit. 10.1 0 .411.1 Te Wan lot infor
Mbel.. -4 letter from Mr. Forrest stetedthit he did toot
briar the salt for the moose of reimverleg zeumutity
•eoniimpiatiee: but foi the tindiestloUlt leis chancier,
inn he ib u refewirilltekly devotethe: Sesenint:ofils•
verdict to thee neble cherlty. The cirend Lodge bee
tavivight So: She: city, et reereeenteldeeeNdiii men of
mark from different* sections of the Mete, thia being
the kat Mini white the two diehiteee bees met si one
:
Mr, John Mrousheas le this mornlog readirg, to the
artists er Me Otiereari new aornikrer, oilbe` or
the kletropelitan gleatre, a new, ruueily,iorksiled
the dory of iiinentinilitters.enitiltd art and Intl.
Zee ; or, a true Morelia% Tore." Mr, lliverittilnlise
devoted ample, thneba sr.rkiug tip and pollehtoi_ this
last dreinitio Work of his, and there Si every reason to
believe that it will prove the best and wet ruilelegal
new Olives brivehed in ifikleal twelvensou - th. ,
To hire heen'ek the lig 14'1*, 1111M1!.!Oi
- might_ kaVi eepiosed ;that..New, _,YOk .s lo Prgige of
Acute ae rioastiatiorpliz, I zernilinber.birdely asks, in
Isms' letri book Or Veleta' ID reirlialriii eatltl6l l -97,-
ral . 'View of ,Oireirtentinople ~, w hlok•fraply_prviiiated •
'Whir. oCtieo at threylpindr4.44 , 4l' Mwukr•IJ'IMPPYi
whelp, sad dui, gold depot. low degree-is -the Ole
ordlnaaaslpoYttYietoalki•
bandied and lad arty of_ tit ariullted
on that day and lerperuideiketAriteliiiirt,plare then a
baltoleiren were redeemed - - r,-
,
..eaa,k* , .l.—aaai- - atnenaa , ..vgaari fo , tiosataat
iaiLliirlitaiairit hu iieailliiliaala' , : iiatiol944.*lda
natior atopear of -thiatilaboat
wagildr. alarilaur,', Tliaallatiaasbarcotrtaisa alba
of all the isseela , of iwitpOni
aid Waists fcniiiioi r al
pan past, sofas as X, X enui Whoa *M. .
FINANCIAL AND 'COMMERCIAL.
Thi, Money NOAit•
/ - 160 0;24)
The Stock market - opened dell thk. morning, sad
prime steadily declined. PetmaylirsniaNitilmad chaise
add at UM it itt'boartitl_l3ll3(;• and .atterwarde 441 to
88 ; - Schuylkill Nargation preferred was dull as /5
Girard Rink eonsolidated stork sold at 4$ while Read
log Railroad rallied during the-day from 18, tbs point•
of greatest deride:don, to:18x l'hafprineirlhusinese
of the, day was done ' la Bye per Seat Penasylvanla
Londe, at 90. thitiittait Is sold at to, and Benoit( . and-
Third sheets Passenger - 01011m 7s sold at 91. The
market is very much demeaned, and entirely destitute
of any ppeculativefeeling
Ike New lark Central Railroad Company redurcd
the fare between New York and Ohlosgo c ver their
road as twelve dollars. to meet the heavy alteration
proclaimed by the Pennaylienla Central Railroad Cern
pa.2y, The rates of the Pennsylvania Central over their
railroad andits nonnectioniCare as talk we :
Present rate. lam w'k. Bedm.
flew Teri to Cleveland ..$8 00 . $ll (0 85 00
ai Chicago ' 1510' - ' 11 . 00
Columbus4'.3o 00 . 17 03 7 00
Orestline..., 9 03 15 26 6 25
g. ' Cinoianatl J 3 25 20 03 5 75
Detroit 9 00 35 00 6 00
• The western end or the Peentyleaniti Central Rail
road to Chimp, initedit‘ithe'Plitaburg, Tort Wayne,
and Milano Bdiirond ColDllllDy,pliblksh_tl?e rroeipia for
"aday, 1859, which Were tile 90973. sgatoeillislol 79
in May; of .9513, a gala an. leonine The
diode of lie male to break down the ebtedilyvn
meaning popularity of the Penneyleania route to and
from the West, and to effect its natural advantages by
rations reduction of freights, are but recoiling upon
the heads of the originators They are In such a hoar
d-a position that the we rk - they 'sift - driloi 'threatens
them with destruction; while the Pennsylvania Central
bare in their pecuniary strength, the certainty rg
vi tory at last, - . while- the geogripical / poldilon and
superior construction and equipment of
_nit': road give
them. hold upon the trade and confidence of the
travelling public that cannot be shaken
notesill-starred Central Bank of Hollidaysburg, the
nein of which have of late teen far do plenty in the
hands of our atorekeipers and workirgmen, to again In
trouble. It abut lse dram, and refaced payment of its
notes last week, but. recommeneed.`redeamlai thine in
small quantities on Tuohy lest. It tan been asierted
that the epe e: slat:4s who originallyiawe it ice bad mune
:were got rid of, wed- their' planes cud bogus reiberrip
tions supplied by good ores, with hattinash,whoursart
mad were Wein do ,a rare and reliable bagmen. It
moms, hoverer; that It Is by no menu eat of dildenity,
and we advise our riedmettko happen to hire tome of
iii papef to keep anelear of it as Feasible. -
-- The regular monthly meeting of the Ifoeivi of Direc
tors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rol!road Company was
held yesterday morning. The moans of the road for
the month of May, was reportel as follower
Md. Stem
Washiogton Bauch...
N. W. Virginia Branch
„
Tetta $397 969 08
Oempeved with the same mcnth last year, the follow-
Iv result to shown ; _
Warti'n
Main Btero. N. W. V 4. Branch. Tofsl
My, 1858 $429 938 77 128 819 86 142,411 98 1397 779 07
t. 1852. 841,23 p, 12 51,688 it 84 71 94 397,919 0,1
, ,
Inerene....sll;Bqrp - - - slBo ]3
Doiease $3 T.O 86 $9,75. 04
§pring a decrease on the A. W. Virginia and Wttpli-
bttlignef, bpt ap inpiet t te on the Melo Blom,
tehieh 10/1111111 total increase of ti84,13_ The inerenee
le In the tonnage department, ind derived nriitetiallr
from the ceal trace, of vhloh 40,481 tone Vera V
viaann
's* in t he feat teentb, against 5g,464 tens for lay,
108 - , . -
BHILADILPHIA STOO EXOBANBI taw,
innel, 1119.
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AMY Itateta@ nociurviolomprin 'DoNaNi 'RIND
AND 9013 . 1i1111 R 741418.
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8010 24 .k. 84 8E R 78.. 94 1
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