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A4Xll" r AkOk rB ß til l w#l,heartily nal; iii4ja‘Ol:lVOtailiFO*o4o li 4 ; ;:;.,, l oP7 Itet z i! 3 / 4 - I ,iimco, , 4 1 '41 04.00.1:41;: to; defeat giqatt4, gr..„9lotf,:a42,l'idfrki§try,l?iit„ , ,sprifkfiii` lit picaho;iik*rtiV, B3 .. ii ng ';:t*safi".; ‘ Mlich :ottiir • oi4 , , 'W• 44. ! 4 ' we win } m •Pl# 4 fPfifee bi./. 41 64 1 1 1, 18 41.:), 1 9 4 1,1iVi5*4. was litOkeit z out biliir s arcaroi '1845; anti chingSS,l4,4B4-, mailes,!if riaollec-n tion, din riot make; frionda. • XeCidOpts; like litnent'• of indignant swat*i ..„ , 'Perii.;;ieirrii itch to Alpt6m6la roar lore :Thy you klam 414. fret cadre :Besides, the feeling of the, British nation, sar_yrell traditions of the Whig party,- Are eppesed-. to . Coalitions: -,1788, Fox -made the ,Whigs . . contemptible, -and-even. pdiona, for the threeiand.twenty years, jolning,LprilNpartt, whom he had bitterly, 9PPPaildi and Evsentr,;Paraszneroir, and Com.. Atgq-ne44Ted , StKlP:Doweri'fivit. ll .:.the:o93 l Mll: ,by forming y 00alittell;MIntsfrylmder Lord ?Aiisangaw,ithe ~,Dademtmr,': 1852. The,. idea!that --rsiormssron was: to join' the PorliY,4ltnistryi'with, a ,strong personal pOwer In thcflOhlet,' , is. simply, preposterous. ,origimod, yo . kelleve, with that great organ of ; ,mandapity K , the . .. Morning calltitt;TAr Tapluo,) ,erLondon- r a jOrirnal..,, shout ,al, l rellahle as the ,NeW York ~.ffsr,a43, which krn,ya, on _the imagination' for ,thai,majority,of-,lo : fsets. ,„tif:,GaSnr, !ctf, The ,T., 6 .5.P..7/Igh# 2 4oE- I ±AlraiPf .t49;kiera/cli , it may 'truly -_be that `irimir possessing a'r en,agnartei-aore:ot really land, do,not make. *lra:do of , anermoniriying. ; - The Morning EArairt, wtdeh is the serni T o'fil-, , elalArgen ; or,theperhyMiplatry, mentions the .4tnor,about ,tateire'e ofileelvith the p ,eibyitetioimply a rumor. : bfr.:l3amlyr 14 a7ory.;,boneet, alhett ,impreptieetdo man,foo. 4, 1 , 0 'EIA4Ke P„Polittelek.ek atlYi tbilday t --,Theldinistry,would gain nothing by hie joining their ranks, for, the. moteeett he, did . ,htelneralsipduenee, , aritk , the,PipgpJelYrodl4 - ,3Fri1... 7 Nr.„,piotoity,tin i thiejage, of progrees,; May expeet.tck he.ther3 t he4 of,it,Misiptry; if . he live flfteauor,.tvletkY SOP 1 9nger- • ,1 0,: .qatt atiord titutte,Engtand-, - even wicks: eqvcreign !Wig, the nominal head probahly;haYe a more demo-' eialtopyernmentandb ea more democratic na ,s9l.4.AP,r)TPlted.-.4tatea, are, under the „PP E lli * , 3 ,3 % ,t. , TgrinYl , ):s n , I .; • The, l!r:ogresa , of,l he in , If al y. dicisive battle hei,Cyet,been z fought in Italy, and the extraordinary cele rity of the, drea4 irmor t uort i in despatching his' enemies' ha's not beenAmitated, the present; punpaignjkas..sdirtainiy not been an inactlye ,7firlialk,iva:4Tipiiber.that.,,tthe Austrians sasldenly astraned the offensive, invaded poni,, and ravaged the 'country, allovrano 434 - Juld,he .tuado for •tivoi3 which had memo. consnmedotot only in mparing the;Ften6h - arniltui: for their 'march to': the go, Ytninioitearcliniti;,Vut `the"tinrisiorta; fond,neces• .!446 . 610.'itnatta*,:thilm, '4.iraady.flie,4ttstriatia' itl;i - .. npyity; ;Stnidnhello - coterie. ili :Um 'north' ofenniuni flee' boldlY Anclided''• ' dfaplayln 2 141ilint; mnalitles„fOr .Celehmted,',:dronsitig' the aPirk l # FeTe t, *andcapturing and repapturkg Come. • Ail -the minor. scenes of' thelreat war drama !kayo already been en.. acted' isid,a;pciint has.been =reaehedat which An: engagement between the mail:enemies may' beer/looted. film Martial pride •ofkaiifie, 'r.fi*bhll7l3 . beau Lhoroughly a 1 4 0611 Ah? - .0,0118 Of *ire IS' Oiet &Alt nay an! ,1 can xaftii]yAcont their! forces;,on'both Person, have assumed. the ellief,oommand ; and the imagination natni ,rally =reverts,; fora ;parallel„An this exciting struggle, to the gigantic: wars,of the Jlarly Part of the present - century.' tWe can acarellib,o l . ' Itivielt'liosaiblas; tabie. • the - tite,iiinita fi eA thaeiketaitteCarnir itehlisto 'rib!} .tiriltlaet I)4Anstrist is ' one cit itliiicfords nations in 'Europe. If ,wait, her troops I can:be safely pi'!;:dectod c forpsanylnonilut in-her almost Ini ragnable • Italian fortresses, and reinforce -Meets-can ionsiantly , be :forwarded from die. WO Portions% of her Empire. If, therefore; -tale Mint:mum,' adheres to, his determination to continue the war until tho,*thtrlada eke driven out of It43f, It_,ls scarcely to be'ex pect44ihntshert Campaign, Inikeyer l i ntt' Atet4ftecetpplish such , an important and 3141904 task. .ts-ti We i have `conversed, within the loaf few, 41 i #; 1 7:1,4 1 #*10,9 1. of gentlemen,, of, all no= ittleiLoppilona,:ineleding some of the moat , prominent Demecfateiand are have yotto meet Lstife.firatbianAdatoproire of-the extraordinary, - doctrine' tier Rath 'in 1- the letter et ,Geneial •In' , 3ll.f . tafbizno, 4 of Tennessee; in ;re citizeni against the„enertiOhnienta yoildgn Towers: Philadelphia,in ,a,piliate, to the editor of Ole journal; ;aye eltaYe understood the American po:. litical-rute to- he, that'all allegiance to foreign: -potentates -andt4ontra ' , would be totally're, AtOitxteedhy ideptedilthienit;ind that it nitre:Ye, hoOd' tear, party' Oat - vie' hid 'reado' that' . riiithialiaatinf t :Aa; and - .that, 'Miinitdn;it l and'aek rnajp,ented:'' adds,; .!! . ..I),say tide, injieffeltlpf natn. 9 *teed nitizeria, , l3iti in behalf if eyerriMerli 'earr,,,erni. especially ,o 1 - those who,li• General Oati's dectrine: be .. .true, can ;be re.cantured, - , and keid•front their -ftnaitchn 'wives and chit.: drintihl36,attie"- once do -it time they bad beeti , , Beni.a;* eoziae'other',Mhi- ; erahte,dergiOt:in Mitre More tO,,aity;on,this abject iereafter: „ U 7 In one .of the late letters pro.eci r eineal.? an ennalon was wade to the &aver lirriaszaza & go: 4 ,W Ibis rimy with -, a statement` 'Tigard' t 6 an al.: lead % tranaitaticid tiotweint • 3fr. *irracrisi; of and :aim-lain' Adtnintztrittlor iikirsiarierk.`, On inquiry,'we learn that onr arieater4.ont ,Intended „to' rotri. to ; another tir , 4be wefl.elltal?liehed house ofAeoaanan &-,0o," of this city,' of which out.respeortid, 'and.' Influential citizen, • Mr. o,llAnaff Itizaandirsi the worthy hear • ' . ,2t.oiv.at, es, , nritiAThAßTlO' BARON. CLlnr,:.-.-- The,Atlantie Boot glitthrof Robokeni-Norr Jolley, •,-Whlek.tiiie .been expected in .this city for, the last da) erm,i;'firrtred, yeiterdin about one o'oleok. gl i ticiiir landat ai 0 hiiitinit-street whir& and im onediatehlweettedid to their quitters at the Gl farthlfAiniti:e ,Orritearing• of .their arrival, a corn. 4111 ,4 9 ^ 4:41the allobefore Altai, of, this ; city, re papreir.,66 iiiii.illotel, and welcomed the visitors to einif*.abditit hospitalities. ' - •' " Yrrtelattial feeePttiM orth6 'Attantioplul ? same glitter itrAlnispfterdogitco -, -The earl' we ordered , 1r0..43040 Atilsinitidorrirtedamoordiagly,the,fol orberovis4ppeaseA . ImAtho river opposite • ' liiit*ti - ,lhOnt ,4„1"ocloolcc Pirlel; Iris, Ata• 4 ; 1 1 4' laiidai - Tatofier7ttitielle, Raven,' Whipper, , tomolitr - 4rebei , liiiiitatticiP,' and the Intrepid. he 1. eye! iithe.-PA.tiointlo.- Club was rowed tint:,ucheputstgeo„wparf to the iithA z 7l4u o ikii,, end _item:, thence ooileolit- it'ziaitidtafi where - the: whole str.lirecdfaift , Ao te:ihireiveAbein The boat' .iirAteliliewlfiitlatrais &Very nest arid prettyeraft• Iffilitirt.l.Atil ;Our Jerele.' ~ The drew 117 A zorfij , YvT,r6o,lhe, naey follin ,fiv i r fibs - di. haSed filo 4 - the' 'lino i r nitiidinielaidt•ir , iaborted 2 ra, the relief , iblutiebittyfitlit t niliere wbarlastmsa served rip - 1 ~,, s. l trletteakfsjteltepstolit apprewcaltyl e , „n o t A law , l49ro IfYi'fl4 l lo4 .l4 f"Pfa for tweer three AitYttan retitle 14,wprofif , ,ilie Cionideu and Ara:: 114 Railroad to,ptivi 'fait City,: - ; y.sloiortv . en• 1,7. q . -- -41 .:,,-,,,_:., , ...- _ , ,- . 1 3, wiz* tbilciptirit Iv the , iestiltrof the election IdrimptuteisSinxied'eflideriertheltidePelidefifGraYsil 101144 , 1119pdakh,th Neatest ::dePtaitts, v,.2.7.4 % - 07# 4 11,104x, utenil; B,,.Prices./10M„ .4.0t,t, Apt ianisisam Torcsfas .. ) B Y MIDIVIGfir MAIL. Letter !‘ (Innteartintals7 tijOAXPOOPIIICS Oa. Att' i. ..WAsni,kowiirF4ane 11i,1859. At two obi to get dellititerasWB from Call., 'iforisie.OliodetiteVihdhtettAbin have arrived, ICld . 'ilnia,,thentiMiimis,parteffor the September Mollibbin,444 meegait in San Franoisoo * , just helotdephrture of the last steamer, for about WO and a half, and tome of his friends, now in 'this oily, declare that lie.readeargreat impression::: - Mr;Droderiakotho has not been in the habit of speaking to the pro; pie, has also taken his coat off, and will travera tio: Sloe - flene, - ,:geountidn' , ,itiLsear:'Wliert Paper, the Daily News, 17.0,}va White editor, , ,,,,ttaa been establislied Sairtanoirao, which Is, tio r nduoted. witheiirpriling 'ability. In' neiriy everi,o`ontest lwltiola bast taken-Place bet , Weenihe State Eights Demoorats of California and the Adminietrationists, the latter hare been dimetrously defeated. ~-..Ottliforttia•by dititantlitedlicefrom the spit of the 'Federal Government, and requiring a vast amoint, of ..ppislia money is,reore under the'lel" finance of the Adminharation,thananyother:State in,the Union. - ,Eletiater GWitt showelhis appreola 'Ban of roOt'iih'e# bageined for tie Support AdMintitr'ittlen; and agreed to folio* its lead aMaree itinight eh'omie td atlO‘pi: That Cthit•lieretidore'petehtiallniltiOnifeelienild' how be ld tiLatiger - frain the "albite: feilittgehiall tatt only. I,how impotent must be the attedipteto forfeit Ha ,cipla hat, hew Irresistible. are i the, ultimate eget to ,of those,who petit anttrebrikemach attempts. „I The intuoi, fe egetu ritiited,bere,that i aertainef; your smears the General Goverilicientlu,lshila delptils ao to be 'removed:, give it for what it ill 'Worth, but when rebeinbeitbe animas of .the Intrigue Wolfait,'ltiy:other eaperl reent'on:the President fa easy Vote are well aware thet , Mr.-BeatiarianAnsisted upon the appointment of .Robett Tyler. ae Chair man of theAdmanotroop pop, Central Commit, CU!' Of ,Pelnyiya44", and that „this, step,wni not ; advised bratty, of the 1101Oft:Admtlitsteatio'n men in `your 'State.: Already arp the; finite et this being' gathered. Tyler' is-Mi . aid to !imealt/sanhatrintin Of 3 his' tommittee list-lie may add ten or wenty thousand to the majority against: the Adulleistrationtin•Cateber next. He dere .not,utter , hie, own ,tientimenta eig:qnst the rights, of, the people iith e i Terrltories, and com pelled to he silent. ;met yea r , aery..atp 441;61 Mr ; ,Baohanii i eecured the akitdritinent of Mr. Diddle; BOterts, of Pittsburg, at ' lietid "of the StaisetComfaitfee.und Winn thafoininnittee was Called -together it 'Wes found' that se , Could not 'speak 'on account of internat. divisions. NOW you are having another.Vobaeless ,'Oordmitteti, - Names* of the fact that the (Martina, is-afraid to. print bieown,tentimentson a great questlen c treteli are tfie'stitf(s,ancl follies and IstoonsietencloS,of an or-' kased upon oapedienop nnd_,npap pro. In 0110.'deirth of inforniailde and • 'here's' front Washington there hive; been several ihirlee Mann• featured lately' without the least •foindatfois in „truth. That in referenoe,to' the appollitheent- of Xi. Slidell as minister to France is. one of them. That Mr. Slidell Weuld like to'go abroad, and mi na-Wary to Prima, is beyond douht, And that be eould pleas le ,alee,hlear; bat be cannot be ;spared, and he does - not 'desire to' be timed; at the present time. Helms 'We many to•pay in the Senate, and as his ' triumph in 'Zairislinaltiesionsiderably itresititenedlis hands with the Administration, he will use thatatranage of .the 'Govertmient with: much skill and throe against all who have' abed in hie *4. Mn; Sli dell belt:nesJO' whaiMight be dulled the inexora ble school Of,pedi4elans, Be'' is, iset,mtioh of a de- beidr; haVing none of the suavity and readiness : requisite for the arena of the Senate, "tier 4:mai h'e possess; in any large senee,fitie quellty, of attract , thalriendeh r ip of hia_hollesgems„bitthe to Ito reaolute, and, ineromproinising :that whit 4therinsoompliab by, easy. and conciliatory metb -ode; he aohlevesly hard knocks 'and unyielding perseverance. He has great influence with Mr. Buchanan, and he deserves to maybe said of any man who doe's not hesitate tolidvo'citte and support the extremeseineasures of the Adroit - - Istratiou, and to 'oppose and deneunee all,Who op pose them.,, froti:lotert J. Walker has recently bad tie , e• rat meetings with the President, and it is now as- . .carted that they - -have shaken hande';ind made Agenda, Mr.:Buohanan is jest nos/ in most an , ,olltatery mad, really belleVe be Would be to , forgiveotlzs Prits.t,.if that pane? came - .forward , and wide prOper 4nd:contrite amends for ib Most irrevevent'cOorse agelest - the general pelial:of the Administration. • • - A gentleman from Philadelphia - now here on' a' visit,- informed me yesterday that eta late private dinner given to the Bon; WM. B, Reed, out ;of fifteen orldateen,leadjeg Democrats present, in eindingLsotai; JIM oldest and -most faithfur friends of ilfr.; iluebanan, there Weir scarotlY" - tiotiooloat: the - PiatCrtietei De , ' ,0146,141111 uegria oP tFe eharetter Of - a tecient d4tes hiad„eitt Plerida—Were substantially exempted frete,;ihe ;•stermatbry loppive of the mall satroice by ilia present Postmaster General. That telegraph ii as follows " - " The depirtirient engiuoid In ollb•Pping ,the worst oases or nort-paYing routes ,- but tk,s. loartisan that certain Seatherzt 'states ate elteenitetl 'frt . . the iateenehing ; process de nounced es unfottilded.':' I reiterate, that charge, rind. T can - assnsthe ,Posinisater .49-enoral thitt.he - Johan not escape' in , this:way:- • ,, Oseitslinial" knew' , eiaoiti , what he was aliont when he Mado,the . charge:!• lie Vile/low IWhis possession , the data upon Which It was based,'' s,,ndne• alter" on,of dates, no subsequent dirges ohopping oll;" will save Mr, Tiolt from Odium, forthia ftdilottent in the perfi•rmande of his nubile duties. 'his is "ne par dub Obaiieii•-- it genie Ptooed or disproved by the re:porde' Of the Petit ',Me -Department I know—lM °Midis in this idly know--that it - has been the subject of 'Much remark In the department ; and out of it; caltligil(ffibmey • • not heie reached the ears of Mt. flolt 1 ) that the °Veltman of the Senate Osermittle on Post Oillees and Post Reads and the Postrenster General were iniking a seed thineof it, and" tookini wep ,to the inteioiet of Me fanaly l , in the, curtailment Of 'the ,ns Well as In giving - out, now 'ion' : ,_• , ~::Yon May have; noticed within the last Weok merousmOrlookrephs sent North bearing "sorai-olfl= olitimarke x about the meeting of iallrosil edit oers '. 1 „! , In WashlugtoN'',i'dn Philadolphle,"-and again ( g, Itly/412ington,? all i itayingluttentl objept uport,khnPraillo.ilalid,,the belief ;that retite'fr:Al the North and Bast to New - &tains' Waii-ibY 'the ,way of &niter Yulte's , 'ralfread• lorois" the Istbuitts 'F lorida; , whioh - rodd toldjini;,h2d" , zld about a isouthl?l, I shall keep in eye on 2dr: Holt. I knoW'thitt l; beasts that he fano parlisan i Bo pblitioiaa, Aloh lam willing to, admit le true, so far .itc.the7 Demo: iirstloyartY is - ooneerned,,lnst:thaehe littbe-partr: „son pf fuvniii - connect io,n4 In tbe dlsobarge; Of hfa bffielaifirnolleas, I MU Sure con, 6 ,eatip: blish4 to 46. is.tisfentiort of Oongreis end tb`e pub- Ile. ' rexPeot to be able in a few days ,'to 'tarnish' -youwith'entail of the data, ibUtl am not; to be bur, lied. I shall do It In my own way, and to • good time foe' tho meeting: of Oonilress—besidei, were Oopaatenall! , to ;show his: whole bard, it might' fruetrAe oneof,t6 get polkemos of ,two of ; thefami.." . money In their, nnroe., ; lifr.',OarfeeYor 13idrel,'Of your city,. arrived bore ,YeatordaY ; Ontioi,l4lilends saw Min 'at the Bz-' 4en6e mitbslda. - . 5.: B. wee hot: in•gooli and J. B B.'s usually radiant and expressive lace sielhild to be'veiled is a cloud: Has anything'" ipme.w.mer What is. the ? Onewora* lipritee ban ,promised , . me: notes of odnifirestlea at the Whi te , Dense..doring -We visit; which, will be duly ehronlolod,ln my letters; if found ,worthyof 'the . , Oeosexo!ter!. . . ' filh'ocitiwt-Ittirdtmr at 'Sea. ' ' • gio'iteimOndontoot begdw brleadiPtearune.] ' r Siieirstith Maracloarii, night of the 4010 f June, a moat horrld. murder nom per, petratad.on board tide ship ) oa,the person of fdri Lyons, of Itetr *as a passooget On board, from , Indio:nolo,. • -- About daylight ort the sth of June, as the capi tate was going his ziounds,, he dieoovered on the after quarter dark h largo pool Of blood and'a hat belongiisg to,doceased • • , The "Amnon ware, at once arrested •and • de tained on board - aldp,,and, on examination, it was disoovered that , Mr , Lions was misslog: • All the pamengerli were searohad, when suspicion fell on a Dlr. William fill, who was travelling in company With. Mr. Lyons. - Re - *is at once arrested and arraigned before the United States Court at Gal; veston, on - a Aerge 'of murder ; and facia .had ; transpired when this ship left that wilt probably. .conviot Min.' It le 'supposed that the" vletim was put to sleep by ohioroform, and his throat out, 'and ble,body thrown overboard, as marks were ,visible on ' th e deck _ where the body was dragged le the rail, and also Where it struck is demand 'lag to the water: .The ship wee detained one day :by the United States'Court at Galveston on 40 , oonnifbf the War t and the Offidera alielissitengera weft-detained na wltnesieg , " The "trial was pro. greasing when the ship left.. • t • • Respectfully.., ClialtlMB C BunKs, • Parber Rteetaship Matagorda. - - ' ,Thefollowlng aehount of as disgettoefal a pro• beading es toyer .kumarl. beings were gui l ty of, is frau tho,WheelAng ( Vie) ristelligencer of a late , Fousoree time past, a woman naraed,Sprah Gah.• ton, with ,ber,daughter and eon, have baba living In Mount Liberty, if ell:none beauty, Onlo. ' Their 'habits of life are rather opposed to the regal/Wong 'of good moiety in f thirt Country. Their how %Tap t k , :resort 4men whose,names were not altogether Un• sullied; and the women lived in open adultery filth" tufo persons; mdeh to thb shame and dlegnietude of the better poo t plept the tillage. ; On Friday night, last a party,`li 011 made a dement upon on pre= !Ew a, oat out thepart of the building, a n d' I .demenlehod everything in the henna, The-lawless oiarty-then emptied the feather beds, and after ,thrashing Yehng ' Oathin' seierely, e tertod 'and' `feathoredhim.!They readable! promise to leave 'the hottse,:and go to work. 'After thitc,,ll.lra. fiat= toe andrber two dahgb.ters, the' atter,of libel!! is only !sixteen years of age, were treated We teat of ' tar and feathers, and aotritilli 'Serried through ;the strew on tiro rail ejogethet taltu 'naked Bryan; sta • the ll son, who ocouPled a' eimitar.ve biolo: L• THE PRESS.-PHILADELPMA, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1850. ss TOUelintoue r in.Pittladelpktsvlr t, • '; 1 1 had•h4ll.:*lSA , ',.tbrougb 4: ll tr,fo or `four ' . "tiMealtelui,'4l4444,,as one ' .tpiiht.ha:ipuakad, thritiglt,tbis„-`,44l,jan deportment ,ofiPlitta" 6gi!'d lib ll:**,ifittnt being 0 01 °1°• 4 T all • / /NOM' of tehtt italtang in it, w oO jcet ' ip, if 710rg-r*ili:6 Taieef Pater pereoAmerteedi Oetteetteevest ata itekkatror *Vat to leek Oil rite- It Ii trtiteroughly historlear—ilie oradie almost of that sublime idea which liberated a 'Continent, whose example ipriiit - tevoltiltotiti.•in Prance '- - and land at tha cdoseif.tbe,list eentu'ryq Ittelleatra} aial Soak Alooileaisib4olhtioth itt altar aba 4 tim relTaiilagt glory ilia eV mired,of mogarOhles,lll4 len! it, and the • hope of people who cannot adopt it. - liaok",llltVrat IWO of the Revoliltion, of walk open-eyed Airhigh the thelseeds thou Aim, . it , de imptznlikle_lAt Atat one,mpet bw iiedeed - into hied of iletellderminfe" The Rim at l kel f t ea °fake sat eta,qt! , grandly iltuntrfted by the i'regrehe or the PresentL4he'elviliseit on and 'CMhineroe of" the Treated 13liteein fts) idinagoitl oently excuse and ratifj tehellieli'lw the 'Ordertioni" 'Ve ' ilittlattailty; lit` hiaidlasse of consolidated wealth; so wisely puts .nsids ftiariV ganef? for, _the Jewe l powerful, garb pt dutY, and • .bends th'e knee to Itevolition piwent and its got.PoS, for thtfirst:,,ttroe;into.ra oity no !till of hintorlsol lessons an Philadelphia, cannot well iaikiriiieraotions Which are very dit florilt of. exprcaoton. • • .A 0 i pondered on the-membries of Philadelphia previoiks to t starting, out , ilotn oborva t ton," the loud and meas ured tones of a bidi sound ing ,the:houteeVen in? this *arising—bunk to through the opened window of the room in whloh• I had slept my Arit night , in the nevolutienary pi - y , ti l 4° ti/P7Plin 'end 4 11 9 .8 Willift , o—f' that bell, was instantaneously snggented. ) The • bell of Philadelphia! started 'our - torn," the Old. State noun. •.• • . , • • ' ; The.long olddashioned faits.% of red- brick,'frith its white marble tymingg, dud Wish .windOW sipbto etretilsed but': liefoie3 me like - - a' living thing—a masa of life, every brick of. wlsteh, . fropalep to ateeplo, had a tongue: History iiirrittet not lea eloquently on stone arid bricks and mortarlbait on paper., 'l:ireat, men muska tynnertal Mailings they touch—the rooms that ktlrct the drat echoel -ts: their *oYdB:—thei‘ rooms that" shelter' thim— ,, equally with the pages that reierd these deeds and words. The boobs congregiste„in etately" libraries, arid. form valuedaiololvinifer-twrieW by isiilatesi.blehSrlans and - Searching , lithdants, lithe buildings are - the 'itUillirerof 'nth piolshit,..,;:febys stand ms high-ma - Ye or' hY:traYe Where Crowds May .contemplate. :Unquestionably,' they- elevate' the man, winiltioks ell hapatieil; and knOwa„thasisse. iSladens, whieh ` make the mass ; of „eta; wetth looking. at. The - "loyalty, of Ala, Ifehlatioh tna friar out ,hY,,canetasit Pitieleg,and repo/zing:hut. the-potenoy of the great fact, of widish thi tailid% ;Mg - he's been the real witness ~and It the 'l'g,l Monument, cannot be erased. It is thus t y force an elevation of spirit ba the Pophhice.- t stai is ,thus, they become teachers. ' it, is thili that there are sermons it &tab. ........., - . btrelling observantly round, the bnilding, end through the Square behind It, I hematite postesseir With the spiritist* the'place. Venisratien, .n; sty and delight were moulding the insaglhatioh. Here gathered picturesque grotipe of quentlatia and iraablhle Whigs on the meliserable days, aid BO More.Memorithie night; wimp, with closed 'doors, the delegates of thirteen colonies werO de., •bating themselves into ttnanintity. IlowWise ibis. family secrecy of 'tha.people'e' leaders!' They went into session with different "opiniona i ~ they ions* out as one man. They had paised-thaer deal- They went in iron, and name "Mtritheic Here, what; I:sfood,' what anstioui 444 ,Wat,efied the light, gleansingAbrongh : the, chinbe-4y, ili,i shatters, waiting for the greater.llght titatirtii to enkindle the torah Sit itevelution'l WhatAhrob. hing;miittering knots were gathered round those , trees, their ears alert and . UM Straining fir first . creak of that bell whose tolllng was to sluthithe gloomy tapeaSileS, reConiing.the Vidteries Of .togi land in the house, of Lords, in that insolent litleoe Of.Westminater t ; - With respeotfel„ timidity I entered the Coilibule of ihe-oid•honie from; the ' *hat 'Wen bad left their,foot-prints here , and leaned tiniest those pillars and panellngs in earnest ,or dential ! Wight./ hed 'atdtt;ad thine 16,,,ma11e one's tbronglt such hattnied planes, puehing,the ghosts Of ditchtiett about i'lth our material trainee. I 'sonoofiew fanolad thit: the old Hall of Pongees wps ttp Stairs, when f arettng infidelity i found lillaili.dreatl,7 aptasile'y tag a-. pendeneenall." I will lionyelli oottfoss, my hist sensation was one•of - weakness, I felt, the:desire of corelsMation; but a painful oppression of mingfod Pi.and awe completely titled me IMO silence; :,Tho tittlet of the plaoe,there being tew,iinsiteri/iyout• aide, and', ;to , person ,itt. the , veatitittle; OntittittutPd to heighten the etfettt /headline - # - 41, red proooe. Ins with ray ttkataintitioh ere awl wenldtage, .t..thoseit leer:tithe people will Wink inch' things) tbat the tiger° took Lieittore than ordinary glanee at me. 4:6ecosted hilt{ le 'the'bill *Mob :toile the bent( tad ion:6, re, sir;" said the interrogated; lit turn inter ,rogrting me., '"Yon ate • straager in theakty?" - I.;Yed.";' .. , . ' "Yon are from---." „ . , , "Now York—Washington." -. "Waver here before ?" '. ' - 7 * s ' " Passed through, but never remained; long ,enough to see anything?! . . ~ Ah ' there are many interesting things to see, “ fie, the old bell 11.- in the .-. Rail," quetb niy, friend- reaturing to my 'query. ,t , Ven , OIM „ see it”-bore he lashed at hie watoh--:-" lu a mdment; the Idol! opens at eight." And in a moment the . lowiglied ' gehtlerndn With the frieli.eelofed"..taCe gratbiiie - eyei and ,Oneirltat :frosted Intik; :iiio' seas no other than Mr. Moran, the loaperlntan4o'rq' s • nitotit'l found very obligingly attentive,'. alened , ~tiitilocir, and ,I, "uneoVering crowed the threat old of I;elepondence Ball. ; :. • , • ' , • , -- 'l'6 my mind Die aisociations annueetedvr)th this glioe'exalt It shoal) any other room or locality in the world;.ln which inuriortal Miertglicirgre fh`e ' 'sato*: 'Vrhat soleinn, wild, egollltht.ltoshia,-aod ennobling 'sensations eialt no at Yaneull' lioll, Atelier' Ain, *omit - Vernon ! , lthat ..e,tclot de tot earth,' air, and Oaean Prodnoe and !fate upon the mind-the eloquent' beauty of, Tree iin, - . the . 14npaisioned . frenly of, ,tile Great galls at . , o Po tOmie,',the grandeur of it atom In the 0 LAMB, the unkjoaty oflllagarii, the ettbilatitdr of thi *ion I .What triMpti end. nerveue sebs of paSsign have ehoolc-me,thensande. of - miles away ,muss the 'Atlarl; , will° wandering over• batde•ltoldst where' men have died for 'freedom, and Where, as every tradition—that people'S hitter, the goo pip—Mils na,tho orimaon-bleilfid gratis is alternate!. memento of the blood there shed for, liberty. Yet not those Mines atid sighls,any pi igetn,or el tege titer— produced the, feelings I experienced npog finding myself In.the Iran In . whioh the Iholgration , federtendenee was .dishOied and adoptcfs, Places tinA enunde iffoot persons diferently . ; 4,11 could' f Sind initiate express ;nii feelings then , would be foimd, no doubt, readers who Woolf question my sanity: • Hero no, physlos,ily - mugnipent soonury, lay be fore the`eye,bni in the mlndhi eye thtgrandeur of a t continent, through the imam% *it; of Its dostiny„mies revealed: OR this pot trien . dted for freedom ; Fut here men determinedkotud Mob • a solemn Co'mpao t; to live for freedentVGlery ,to the Robes of the brave ! Glary to theimomory of "those, who consummated what the 4" . die4:th effect! ' ' . One oonnot well analyse the feeling created in stioli'a t plado, the canes Are DO various rui the io:- Suit so iMivildi;ring.. :The , affetWio its on the mind forever, though it Is scarcely . °sable that 'the same sensations' eau be oonjured CI r egain. In natural not a , soenery the effeot may not o' so over powering `et the time; but It It ever 0 tinging anti ever variorif dn its attrostiOns, 'mid onsagnently, in.the sensations mamma. Lilt hal Snob as this the eifefit Se more elestrio. 'iWsp - iri4f:tlit, past 47 the ra4imace - of Intallont,—the forint f 'courage— ehe anarittor greatness—crown the Wain 'until it becomes dim with the honors h Aped upon it In the first spasm of comprehension. pedalled stioli'a Sensation: Itrinin' OM? Minas eome again. .It i crite w years life to experience. The !fail, eoiatains many, objecti of interest. There are - two espeolitilY'suggestivei tacitt hang. ing from the ceiling le the antique gibes chandelier whloh 'Shed light upon the moms ono and,pro• longed proceedings during the nig' of the 3d 'of 'inly,lind here•is the old bell - whin Way,' In the 1 : prophetio words of the legend 'upe . its did "Pro claim' Liberty throughont the land and to all the people thereof." The' bell oeoup 8 the place of, 'the men whose determination it pp p. echoing over the land. Its tongue is quiet , best the statue of ' f Warthingion, whom it commanded 'go,tertl, take ',up its theme, and " priptalin Lib n7' throughout i the land,' and to all the people the ' f." Yob' aP' propriately In front of ttUe etude ate els a piece of the step from 'whiitt tile 'Dealt' lion was pro claimed. . These are precious roll . • , The walla. are , heng Isith pearts of -hirterloal l eo i3lwnotorgii from (tortes to'Penn , ut Jefferson to fTedeohj inoluding,,Ato far es aatittutbia; correct; 1 likenesses of the aigners .of the .loolaratcon, and the offsets Who'earried out the doctrines'of that tocument, and foreed them through tile priatioutt,. attles, cabals, and victories of 8 ttenti years,tothe verythrona of Erigland,lliont i ' hieh 'George the. t Third bad beailinowledie their primacy, if not theirmildart:, These 7.ortreite itliliall many alet inories;—but here—l am no longeraltmewltitthe' peat: , Other visitors, pour In,:arl, forgetfut of the soltimility of the ploett i shuttle n telly about. - give their tongues fall MI101 1 10(1. hreolp with the yargan cif.vtilgar ondosity the aerate significance of the. Plastid' ', • -" , .; ' , 1 ..-. ' We want a tittle Moro veneiktion • Meng, Till', The present cannot be respooted. without havlbg felt respect for the. pest, (lab young leaden. 'Quaint iblood is too: apt to Itink .tht4, . 11 . 00 * 1 a „l'iberty l apd 4-,violatlen of evert respeotbd, eti,., gaatteltzl . Illittlidetioll,' of , sithfeliaht• thaehood'il• , ,To see a man who no doubt boasts of Ms oonntrY, Ai'd walks the deoent path or ltrni stAlking nadir) 'With bli_nn bead, ankU"iblinniF,i, ora?ele r niore our "sorrrie-qiiirmiTtiltittiaio3o l a ol3 a, plaalN tun eight X:akttot to - tiotitaiiiPla t c• It inity, bit tuithinttiltf ,liotiet bat thts is a -10 FM ,kiaso for *tat inpuolLtb ran'a'nsatefial 11444!”'*: that ~ : w§al4 Itsst: or fps glati„ana btbestnge siool.l,l.:?,feigett'ag that_ we'. but'Aithet , ftont_day te_do4ithe'ittitti - of Alut, glodand tleroa - tovenssome. The Great tire at Galena, Illinois. (PoslksPrsss,J,,,,, ,eIOW hy ti*OtiOalis ble4tpq,qtomething ItAlestictetiire Are In 4.-have.jast.reeelvedi -eiftdime , count Of the same. from a relative - in ihit and andiefi lboi s ealste thinking it will Prove intittestlng .to k c -Mealy ot inn*: .who have tfitity " About a quarter past three, on the morning of ,June 2,d,-„Birem,w„.tirown, who .was•alimpidg in tbe' rear of his ater6;rro • io4 an - rst iat, De Soto House block , wee awakened by feelings of auto. , option, produced by tunc,ke;_he immediately gaps the - alartnittrid titan tireketifledte 'Mire Binh vatua: `bleb as he could, hitt the times- spread with such rapidity, that be Bottld sitite bathing., The flames broke tinkle the cellar, of No 104, among some crockery Orates, straw, &o. The adjoining build ing.en. the Perth', tmetipted.hy-J.. A:" Pao and tG 44., fie wholesale.dry goods,hoot, end shoe hedge, was nett destroyed ; _Pe aloe the four-story build. -leg eitAt gave. owned by llt ohm Brendel,;and ?eau. pied by anther Brenda, tne rohanl tailors No 103, occupied by C. Cloyd as •an upholstery house, was greatly damaged by fire and water. anteceded in removing the whole of his eft to ' s,eeonra'.plere . ,Ateith-A'Allip, painters, the next door south, were obliged to remove the *bole of their stook or paints, oils, glass, de., and timdeetageby tire, betVaet, tint breakage, is more than at present can estimated. "The north end and mar storiesef the De Soto Hodge wettt tjulefliyi itiltattlett, and sorhad with such - fearfol rapidity that at a Wine tho„.prospoOts pf,saying,that noble millee Moro slim indeed. The - heavy Gornto') around the house Contracted flee al. mostinidaptateously, - and, CoMmuniaating with the window-oases, filers, and other wood-work. on iteloped' the orate .ntsper portion.o . b, the building lif deboe Abbe elrirtanf this Aillthet *ere .at first repaid with but little mirages, the Animas from the engine's 'not being of auffleliint fore. to reach the top of the building, which is unusually high' Heirever, by a judirdona'dianosal of the •hece 11p static of tlas Print and iodise' entrance. the fdpeinen Were enabled to_play frOM the top of the house, direetly upPia„thelirts.belewi and soon did ttfietlite thiCtueektimenthe preeess of iPmantling the helot sins Hagerty entered intO by all, and the greater -portion of the fiirnitflre was distributed Ground the streets. The never-falling egeoriffanlinent of a large fife, and the evidence'of en extreme nervous and forgelrod temperament : Abettor carrying a reattrette carefully down stairs, ah.a throwing It Ihoittbo•glass train a slath.story iVsS intirdgkd in by sorbs " Vitt hi:Millen in the haute witted ail their goods., with the exception of B. Pomeroy. Eed„ who n0 `04144140-6111,1 `04144140-6111,1- in the extreme north of •the..gnilding: immediately adjoining the fire, and was compelled to flee with haste, lar/e. ;portton of .his 4 3 / a fdrotie, 4bitell, with that fdroltnre, star .etroyed.Mr -P'. founks.,hlace itifeq - foilda wife and child, and immedtately.returned to the Boone of conflagration, whore hg wasthemelinft of sailer; one of deal of property of value. Mr P. is also one of the firm of the well:known forward ing house of John rewrote at CO., in galena, and is InUoir,fetrbeettid by the citifies df that place as kind-hearted, upright, slid hiinordble dims. Pinch raise is due to Mr. Pomeroy for the way in whtoh be acted _in this truly ettiting scene.' The total' loss by this lire will amount to about $53 500 . The -insurance on the whole is - about 530,000, mostly in the Minix and /Btna companies. " TN) scene the next morning was truly affecting. , 'Where, the night before, stood stately, stores, eon- Migpilleent Monti of Goods,-ie noir seen Sthofte and stead' enirelohing the atinpeleas gloss of !boolle,and incrtaf.- ' natal? hottii t ikt prldi of their °Miens, and the adialration or Stiangerga yeaterdaY the 'seat of comfort, neatness', and loin ry, IS to-day disordered end /milled. But Hower,: thy proprietor, Mr. Bulger, expects to have it soon .` as good as new;' until that time, then, I am • " Respectfully yours, 4... n A. A. , Jr. "Late of tlaiona, , Atrival of a Suopette d;Slaver.. Omni the Mew Yotk Vipresti of isst e'votting) • 'The bark Orion, whieh was eefied . on sneploion that, she tvaii engaged' in the 'slave tramp, arrived 14 this port" onTiteada7 'evening, and was an °hired under flie;glina,of itie,navy lard ; ghti ie frOni Afrioa,:frotit.ihtinde ,FB6 nailed fifty diva ago. in eharaeitif Lieutenants - Dallas and Campbell •• On the• 25th , of Mai' Captain John E. Ranna, of the Orion, died,•ae is eald, at a broken BtligySnt 017 LIZVTIINArrS DALLAS AND CAMP• The bark Orion sailed from New York on the 21st of Jattuary.•in , eharge. of Cantata John 'E Manna' Ott the. sth of April 'Captain Hanna wee taken Moir,' and being provoked 'by the negleot of the steward, he 'gave him to understand that tit:t easelwas not 'air right; 'and *Mid him. that if he (the steward) did not condiet Meisel( properly, be *Mehl put him ea the beseh upertjhe arrival of the vessel at Sharks, Congo lifer. We halt been led to bollard that this was the Gild evidence any of the crew bed of the vessel being engaged in any in dawhtl,,atimprise. The 0. arrived* off Shark's Point Aprp 10th. Here she wee - , detained hy the English war-steamer' Triton, te nt: Comtnanding Barton. Capt. - Hanna protested egainet Thirton'n demise but finding it of 710 avail, he Ele ,terinitie to allow Mr.,„Morgsp, the first mate, to nto St. Paid de Loando, for the purpose of re, *as plekti up by the 11. S. S. Marion, um sere - oilthe 19 h. . Mr. Morgan made such a report of the detention of the Orion es determined Com Theta th give the ease his entire consideration. The Mitten amide to Andher about four miles from :Shark's Point, and Com boarded the togliah , steamer Triton. ,Of the conversation he had with Lieut. Barton we know nothiag..Coth. 8 , however, determined to give the Orion a thorough overhaul ing, and Moots* Whiting andllampbell Wore ot demi to overhaul the Orion and report as to her prbbable intention's. Theme offtoere, after a atript and Careful search of the vessel, reported to the effeet ' that it was their belief tbat the Orion was not' &edified for legal trade. She bad ea board's large - member:of water casks, capable of contain big about 20,000 gallons, also a 'large quantity of riot, bread, hoop' iron, mediates, two Seta coppers, and, other artioles fised prinorpaily by alarms. April 21st .Cori. Bronelriforrned, Capt. Hanna that he had eimolnded to Wee the Orion, and send her to the U; S. Marshal, as en illegal trader . - Lieutenants rDalles and Date pbeli, with A crew of 14 men; were 'ordered'errhoird. , . Lieut. Dallas having orders to take be to the •port of New Tork, we Bailed from , Congo river, Aptil to this time Capt. appestat' to. IMpto - Ve a little, and, though it was evident he was autforirig very Mitch from the of- Mote of the climate-sod mental anxiety, we I still I had hope of his ultimate recovery. After we had ep heenont fifteen days out, he fell Into a rapid debline, end died on the 25th of May, about half past ten* P. Ird.was heeled on the 26th, at eight A. M.' ' Tho baths Arden and Emma Lincoln arrived,• and were detained off Shark's Point by Commd dote Brent a few. days before we sailed. It was thought they would be sent north. Lett,be from New York. . VIII $130,000 ~OARDINBR ITINPPALLDEPARTITAB OF TOE RUSSIAN WAR STEAMIER—MORN RAILWAY 4ROSIDWISC-NEW PRACIIES—"EIOIIEILIBU" EIVO• OEB SPOLLY DINED—RETURN OP COLONVT.POLLP.O. : PRSZAOLINI—COMPLIITION OP TIM MOST .ISXPW.N. BIVD XP,MIODIOT OfiIIIIOII IN VIZ UNITAD B NITIV3i [Correepondence of:The Press ] Nair Yost, J 00016,1860 ; In the money contest constently mired upon the strong b'x of Uncle BaM, hi the lynx eyed, 10ng..? hes/on Yankeit,otamor, it seldom happens Mat when a good round moth swindle is consummated it 'shoul4 be done so clumsily at to 'leafs the national - naafi a chance to recover it. Fora wonder, this , hat for once bees dons — the Bret timerl flimsy, In the history of the Moveroment . Yeatenlay Mr. (lisoo;) the Assistant Treasurer of the United States, received from Mr., Thomas p. Yields, the public adminietrsior of the city., the Haat 'or'BlBo 000, recovered,.frOm the celebrated Ga•diner fraud. Your readmit remember that, after the Wieland conviotion of Gardiner, In Washington, and hie subiertuant Weide, it was ascertained he had deposited $l3O tOtt'of hie' lil•gotten greed with the, New .York Life and Trust Company, Thie sum, after protraeted lltigattenj was at het' decided in favor of the Govern- - rneat, mid yesterday the solid coin was paid over. • The Russian war s'eamer, General Admiral," is Off to. morrow for fironatadt, having yeaterday'recolved formidable big tiara from the Amex Mass ) 111anuPsota- ring Cllmpany. • MIN gun ham a four-Inob bon), ottging I. ..115 1b..ba11, - .Tbe Oros fa of buss, highly Antsbedl, and proargeotod, with, the itoselan coat of arma. Oen Jatnne, formerly of the V. 8. Senate, who owns the patent for this , 4peroamaker t l , gees ont to Iteasla to sae what he cm 'do towards procuring its botrod notion Willie Rut- Sian itwflos. Bret, booth ou the “Admtralt , . but beep itattir4B, through swept Jriteictemmlon, by members of Illfth.Arennedledom and adventurers. 'The pohlio,are neirrof,rendfng of railroad dimonl tlee. It was hoped, utter the ennounoement of Mon dayrtbat an amicable adjuStotent hod been coneomma. led. But it liteme not. _Vole morning the report is that the Aantlitrri Mee will not be ausionslo adhere to the scale announced - ter take' et( set to-morrow. The new coal. discriminate In favor cf the New York Cen tral, which ban the riormi as a competitor trader the otreurestaneee, the apnea/Mon nee necessary to the Oen. trot, but a the Southern, roads desire the bookiese at canal rata. the Baltimore and Ohlo Road bee deter mined to take the advantage of the t , water rates," thus obtaining a share of the third and fonrth•clets geode, and reopening the dispute. I never ex isver, in thn di} thirti. Pesehee have come to town. Phraya large. Pour boa•e were :soared 'eater Jay by the Mesmer Nashville. from Charleston, and were sold for fifty donor a ! They did dine'• Richelieu 2, sobin•on hendsomely last evening at the Metropolitan Hotel• The ocnaptny comprised amoral prominent pebile men. Isaao V. Yowler presided, and among the guests were Eton. John Roily. T. Pencils Mearher, -, Recorder Barnard. The rued end the fun, the talk end the tipple, were up to the Metropolitan AROMA. Ali good. Octane! Yeller and Prezzalint were passengers by the Pelt',, The Colonel has bad a very gorgeotte time, penetrating Into the very sondem et Pngland , a highest and beet nobility—a 'favored giant among her moat brilliant anthers, and greatly petted by the dramatists, the editore, the players, and the wits of London end Parts: It is a good thing to be a colonel and en editor. The new Methodist Church lu , Pariah avenue—the flatlet and moat costly edldoe belonging to that denomt• nation in America, the' epire of which la the highest in New York—received yesterday Its topmost tinlehtag Conch—'h'e eaji-atone of the spire. Thin stone Is a noild block of reerble, eutegonal In shape and tapering in graceful ounce to a sharp point. en each aide are rudely out the imitate of eeveral of the proMinent men oennected with the church. - The church and spire, now completed, form one of the' lined syssimens of cesisnlastloal architecture in the city, A Nis/T.—The' Empire km0(.4141011, No 0 6 1. of s3 L p t y e n yn n b . ‘, ly .n al o s, x . t ?e lt r bring in tb goe o ir m a o p e p t a h . rates along with them. The "'Scott Life Guard," of Now York olty, will pay a visit to Phllacielphie on the 13 h of neat September, - the anniverearP of the birthday of General &wit. :They will •he entertained by the Boott Legion of this olty.• • FHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. The Eur°pats Netve. Tire INDEPENDENT REPORT Pon TNS PIMSA Dit , Tile AusradAhr vitsciiatur deer , 011211 AGE oR 7Bit 00161151i*1. - k=>. :•+NitglYoan. ince 18.—The eteameltip Reiro,pai - 71/ith , ;three Oats' later &deices from Europe, strived at Mali. fax on Monday eight; as will be carte by the folldWing - despite& to the Independent Newspaper Reporteriffor a line portion of the prom throughout the United States: it Bestow. Tune lA-0 A. twenty minutes past eight Wolocli thie morning the following despatch was delivered signed John 9 ,. .ildhlth, Stilleenteodent Er' change Rea lug Booms, 'To Johnson & Zabrlekle, Telerraph Nene Reporters: „,iiXralogas, drine,l4.. 9 d, 11.-10nrope arrived at -eleven-list night. -DeSpatch lo Sackville will go kit; ward atone,., -• • ; • -• Mined '- Jisen Burr, • thief Operator Note Booths Telegraph Co. To John T. fladth„Thutton , • • Mr. smith, at Beaton, in the &wink of leftism & Zslniskie, Telegraphic Reporleri for the United States Press. It will be seen by , the above deeps,' ohs. that the En rora's n we would have been published thronghwit the country betote bueiness boors on Toothily morning, had bot Abe Antericati Telogreptr:Qoropinv unerarr&ntsbly detained it, in order to pl A rival' reporter ahead: This is au outrage on the mercantile community, ati during the whole day of Tuesday they were at the mercy of epoonlators. • 7 A Johnson & Zebrhikie are hound, for the protection of the mercantile community, to plate the quotations of ilottan.:tiorte, gt&ini nierrityoko., on-the bulletin gouda of the principal titian of the Union immediately on their reception from Retiree Thie the American company pre/enter, by refUsivg to transmit their deepatchea:' The wires of this conigany comittenee dt Bsekvllle, deer which Johnson de Zsbrlskle'n reporte have to come to Boston. Bach unprecedented cogent on ,the, pert of a Joie graph company had never been known before in this country. .701I0a00 & Zenstexlif, News Reportera 48 Wall et . Jaunosy court, N P- o.—Our Mimed:Cl:if the Ruropa's news, contain ing 8 000 words, wee delivered by the American Tale graph iidropaily tilloor Boston agent at halt-past one o'clock this (Wednesday) aftetnoob. The American Telegraph Company show very plain , ly that they hare DO filai3O(OttOD to pr,teet the mei, chaste_ of de cotintri from heipg itayoeed upon by epronlators.' Our despisMh rias - Wilfullytand malieons. ly detained by this company over 24 home. The de. sign le too appvent to ado it of doubt. J A Z.-. Three Dave linter from California. [ay Overland Mail] —StTc.t),tet Juno 14 —7 he Overland Mail hoe arrived, bringing Sin Iranniectl daub titthe ltd nlCt thre e days later than received by the Mesmer MAP of the ent. • The primary elastic's for chnneisg delegates t. the Democratic State Convention had been held at San Bran. elms Bourteen out of the sixteen delegates amain in the Mt, afe nothrstood to be In favor of the nomination of Mr. tlatent for blof enter • Vourteeu eel:ivies have SeespV4 from the State prison, baying stsideeded In Mittleg s Series d'holes, It by 22 inches, through the partition 2X feet 'thick,' and thole° through the oriter.irell, 8 feet thick.. krorn IVitsintWtoet. • „ WAslinagiON, lone 15 —The.l3. S. war Siebsals 'Le vant, Wyoming and-Lancaster, which are to oomPrlier ,psa t of the Paciao Squadron, will visit Chi ll,,brview of ofti unsettled af at.! with that country, and the rcent outragir op othir dltffiena. It le known drat inetruotlOns have,already beep fomented to ctir kilnirter, to demand reparation for the w ocgt corrunttted, Petitions rinmeron•ly signed, have been Mot from Philadelphia to the Attorney General:leoretary of the Training and, Postmaster General, asking them to re, &milder their loe.tion of the new Post 0013 e In that 45;0 end r retina the -site to the Penneyirarila - Book betiding, as originally def.fgned f brit three officers are of the opinion that the change now salmi cannot be made without frirther Congressioual - There is no -probability that -the wheal Conics in the" Mediterranean will be incresisd. Tbe Nary bop irtineot. hue repaired information of the death of Liattobiulfbasi in Florida. _ . ‘,, Railroad Collfeloil at . 4ioche:der, Pa • None Killed—illanies of fie tainted. Roostsrem, Ps,, Jane 15 trate on the Oleirlend end Patebtere retirees', ma into s train on the Pitte wot~ sod -Chicago med. thief -morning. hile e er was riandlog here taking to a ,empe'y - --There were no persons killer{ by the dolliaton, hat a number - received Isjartes - • ' Mr .Phaytue Kenffooen of Lenesster,,pie...sed ilfro T. H. MeNesa of Memphis. Term., were set'estaly lojared. The roll:4We were Alight!, injured : /mist" atewert .or.Olarktville, Pa., (glacial L. Warner of Salem. Trehia atetie 0 ph,hiana. - L. Blake of.lloctoi, lidwerd D:-Porter, of Boston sod D. his Coot', or Maas- Reid. There were s member of others -braised, bat their names tare not been ascertained. - Burning ot Ttto SteillllEtrerat Pittsburg Purim:a Stine IS —About oirlark this torn tog a re broke. 014 on bowl the steamer Indtaver, while lying et her deal, end the flames lOon oommuni , , retlog to an adjslnini eteeroeri the Oadatle, bdttt, were hunt to the water's edge,, 3. , , 3 Theilfodeteilr ie atilt afiont. There wee-no freight :on bierd,elther, of the beide, . , • .3, • The Xotleavor, is ,neared in th e Penneylisein oom Pony liarrlobari for, $l,OO ; In the Qui* sr Oity Company of ther sued - - Oboe., for 63 000;end in the Greatly eater.. Oompeoy, of Philedelphts; too 5t,600. _ The Oen Me Wined by,the Buret% Company; of Plttebarg, for $5OO, , :The 't3leveland. and 7oleao Ititil[road Company. _ °LEVIM/19D, dune 15 —The 1at117100141111 or the 0:01r e land and Toledo Railroad Ooropatirbeld their sonnet meeting to.dat.' - - The board of .direbtrirl'griur 310re/of from nine, to thfrttbn - - •" • • . . The .follorting boerd,yrselinent/icifielr eleoied. john B. Wiling, A. fitonear., Jelin Gardiner, WitiGim Timmy. 21111511 bi hi: Tering, W. Celbern, Henry klas, MM Vermillage. A. t Ramsdell, Dean Xlehroond, G. T 91frhant; P . Handy: „ • ••• Northern' Indiana Editorial Ainintiation. LLPOtell, Ina; June 15 The Northern Indiana R4llorl.l..Assoblation mil at Plymouth; Ind., yester. day.. Thirty.fonr editors were present, representing nearly. - every Pon north, of. the Wabash.- Mr 0. walker proode4. fir,d mad, - an eloquent spapoh. ' bir B. W. .11.1111 e by prorioni anolotivoit, delivered en able okatlon on the dotiee of the profession. Speeches "erartraLso 'roads. daring* the SSISIOSI by Messni.Bsiley;r _ - I,„grand Mauve. W.”". 1 °, 114 .3% , PM! . •StitipAsed:Bott e . nenes Ayres.: , I(terltintx, June 14 —The beililhvirliligathitharom llosa.lo. hee arrived here, awl repothi that when she craned, itnence Ayres, on May 1, there VIA 9 continual flat gof sane Heard, • . IS is ftlppOSed that e. battle was taking PTedo betwein the Pa , aguayane and Buena" Artemis, eaves hinted to that t fftot at Reoll4o. The , Thal Trip of the United States • , • Steamer Lancaster. , lassroax, arse lb —The wax steaimer, :Latesitier, on her, trial trip teem Ph il adolbhis:rau near trrOape Heasy yesterday, and thou stood off to The Europa at Restart. 00410111, 71111 i 16 —Theirbyal mail ateateithia ?tape, from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here at two ehnook this wtemmon. kart of her milt.' mint by the land traloorill be dui at New York at midnight. Hot Weather at Baltimore. , , ' BAT:two - an, June 10.—The - weather , is' very hot to day, the Thermometer atandlog 90 degrees in the shade , at otoco'6lotk ON afternoon. • - ' „ The Canadian Canals. • 113wann, Pine:lL—The Oanadlan authorities have 011410 s amterlal redaction la the lolls on merchand lee peseleg Ihrangh the Welland Cana. • 'TEE CITY. kt&USIN111178 TRIP Bvimuie W AUttlf-PTPLIUIV TSeLelly. Toll"--" Ead dan Thoughts "—I, TOM and Jet y " scri-81ransr TIIE Vlllll Morrla - Brothers, Pall and ProsOnldgets Minstrels, and Obe•boll•o•glana. 140Dalionon'S Galavna.--41alartIons trom Plays Gams from °pasta, Pantomimes, Pawing, and Slnglna PMINSYLVANIA AOADNYT Pr Tall ittfil Asra,—Xx LiWtSoa of Ppkntings and Btatuarl. DESIOCIRATIO MEETING.—The county court Minim was filled to its utmost capacity - at an early hour last evening, in pursuance of a call whiah had appeared in some of our_papers, invitjng alt Democrats to attend at that place, for the purpose of taking into corieiders.tion the expediency of organizing a Young hion's Democratic Executive Committee, end providing fora more efficient or ganization of the party. Owing to the fact that the notice bad no signatures attached, and no one present seemed to know by whose authority it had been published, considerable delay wee cooasioned in . organizing the meeting Shortly after, eight o'cl9ck, , howaTer, the meeting was called to ordeel by henry Askin, Efq., who moved thatlienry Deobert, Esq., be appointed president of the meet 4 Mg. The motion was unanimously agreed to, and the following gentlemen' were elected. officers of the meeting: Stephen BentOn, 11Hildebrandt, 'Wm Bradford, Rcbt nicOsy, Wm Todd, Ohne Cooper, W V aroGrath, A 0 Cetto, Frederick Frasier Jells J Meaney, John Wharton, Geo H Stiles, Joseph DeJaren, Donnie F Mcmpby,Jeho F lasscher, Siermel P Berrill, Hevlsoa Tiagsam. Lewis T Hem, Geerse W lUdalo, Joseph Caldwell, A Walters, W Bailey, Jamee ItacOlaskey, Jesse Here ramie Ottoman, Aid It T Carter, Thomas McGrath, Time J Hemphill, Wm 7 Reed, J J Morriaoni ft B Snlght , 3 A Phillips, 'll Brewer, Wm IA Nutt, , Filmic Campbell, George Hoff, J Holman, H Hague, &lona Heats, Ames A Morrison, J P Knorr, Olean 1. Bradford, John Smoky, - Gen W SChaffeld, T B John B„borle, Jolla 0 Manny, Irate Leech. SCCRILTAIIII S. - Jobs D Whitney, Geo N Koester, W En , h, dif J Denney, John Coonell, lowto, W J Jackson, Wthon Kerr, P McManus, Wm Me Auden, G J Renner, Joo P Cotten, John Eolith, John a !degree, W McGlinsey, Caleb Woolruff, E Cobb. . Josh T Owen, fEirlnton Cox; nen..? Itemog, A Yerlrox, P gone, Micbt ?degree, Tilde McCullough These 'nominations wore approved by ac3lams don. Mr. Deobert, upon taking the chair, expressed his acknowledgements for the honor conferred upon him, and his grata/cation in meeting so nu merous an assembly of his fellow Democrats. Ife felt constrained to say, however, that it .was to him a surprise, for ho bad been salted to the chair unexpectedly, and without knowing the preoise meaning of the call as it appeared. That, how ever, he presumed would be explained by some of the gentlemen present. Bo far as any movement looked to a more thorough and perfect Organise. tion of the Democracy, it had his whole heart;- and ep numerous an attendance augured mush for the oneness of the prinetples of the Demooratic party, which be hold to be the very foundation of our Union. So large an assembly; - therefore, op. peered to him to indicate a desire for groater unity and energy of potion, and these only were noses sap, to Insure muses. .2 Joshua T. 0 eon, B g then submitted the ifol lowing preamble and resolutions: Whereas ' Ids expedient, in - ordir to enlist the energies of the young men of the city in be half of 'the Domooratio eauso, to preserve un diminished their attachment to Demooratio prin olpies, and to insure - the mulcts of the Dam, °ratio party, that an association should be formed hiving for its object the dissemina tion amongst its members or intelligence npan all matters appertaining to the interese of the patty;sod the maintenance of the. woll-setiled policy of the Oorernment, in accordance with the cardinal dottrinescf the Dnumratic creed : there• fore, Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting be requested .te.appolnt two Dens:crate from each ward, who shall constitute a commit teo, to draft a T‘lau for orgfmtning nom :elation, to he styled the Young hien tiaion Pixel:ratio Club. • Resolvtd, That when thin meeting adjourn it shalt be to Meet again at the cell of the chairman., for the Vernon of hearing aid noting upin the report of the said committee. Jefferson J Young, Esq., reeved the folk %rag as a substitute: Whereas, The existing rules for the. organism, lion and government of the Democratic:, party, it 0. 18 ell were frerned by a regularly . oojkstitittlel Convention, called for the purpose, and have proved to be convenient, fair, and sattsfaoteertte. the party at large.; „ and whereas, by these rules fill exeMilisie ditties =are vested in a committee hp'pointed - by and-felfreeenting the several ward organisation,-and'stieh an arrangement is no duly simple; but,based en the Democratic principle of popular renrestuttation: therefore, Resolved ",.Chat itle!unwise, inexpedient, and rigegetoois tteentruit:the performanoe of the :erre featly. tintiet k ef-theltarty to any other than the regularly atlireirtted committee i that nothing has occurred since the adoption of the existing rules to render such a retiree desirable or neoesSary ; :and that it is the duty of all good Democrats to avoid everything that may, directly or indireetiv, -lead to insubordination or conflict in the councils or - The teselpliens, : both .the anal the amendment, gave rise to considerable discussion., "in'whieh.Messrs - :.roshitif T _Orkee; Blehaid Simp son, Bansuelßendelij JoheleCemer, and G. Mor gan Eldridge took' part; isfter'whiati; 'Mr. Owen accepted theetnendtnent trf - hireYourtg as a pre , face to bits reeiolutione. In the eottrai'of the dialtracion, Wbieherias, els; rederited by entire harmony, Mr Owen said be was not ono of those-who-hid issued the call, and, disapproved efebsphreseology, so far as It deemed to contemplate the forMatfau of another Bietiti five Committee; but when spoken to on the aub ,3ect,lits,baciiiven Moireoneeit, leaking '; . _to organisation of the young men of the party. aluil 'and'hearty sheet eXClrd'tbe sleselof those issuing the earl bad been so far modnied as to owe template-only the oyminisatiorepf a Young Men's Democratic Tinton Cloth; as provided for ire the, resolutions he bad submitted. Mr - Ifemerrein advocating-ehosMandmeneleald it'ontebt to he adoptikeviistever might heroine of the „original resolutions. We were bound to 'velar soy and every attenept heoveividatheetules of the Democratic organisation._ The question sae called 'for, and the Chair ex plained that, as then presented, the resolutions would all be voted upon stmts.-time. the amende went forming a' preface tretheeriginai resolutions Mr. Ringlet:cid called' fee division • but 'the uttering virally, nerinielonsly _demandetfebe game- Con on the whole together, and they were adopted by elolanration. - - _ Mr. SITCOM Intored:thattlie Meeting adjourn, to meet in Indepeodence Square on the 4th of July next, at 9 o'clock e. M ; was -agreed-to With thraelteart*ekeers ' •'-- • , Howeetent- en- THE Miner WAan ,. - Town de dark, yesterday ; everoleg, a -shoohing homicide, took.plsoe on Twentieth street, - near the corner of Okestout: The: circumstancett; te"-fer es-it was posaible for our -reporter tri,learn them, ore as 1 0 1 ' One of the MaPtua. line of omnibuses was pass ing Clete Chestnut street, about' seven o'clock the ommbne contained rinraber"of passengers. among Whdm,were several ,nemed It'sank towery, abnokster in Market atreet,-above" Tenth, was also in the vehicle. - the.top we. the driver, Whose name 2 we could not learn, but who was something beneath the average stature, dressed; it/ ;*,..raolf, cloth :cent • Mid light pants. Some ddlicolty had been engendered between toirerjt'; and' be 'ewe ' to' air& a height that the latter left his box, came round to the coach door and dared Lowery oat to fight him On receiving' the -oltallenre he stepped out. The ladies in the cowrie endeavoeed t 0 eiesuede him f rein the attempt. but be was deaf to their 'ek postulations.' As he stepped on to the street- he "Sir,, -yew oan'terealre me, get out .'? The' tree" men grappled, , and fight enacted, which lasted some minutes. 'Lowery was seen to fat suddenly,. when the other: man • got on his rest. end drove no, Twentieth street on his route to Vest -- !emery was immediately picked up when be fell. but was found to be dead. An examination' being madieethliperieen, three 'triangular stabs, were found. ode in the stomach and two in the' breest: - Ills body was teket e to , the Ninth ward station house ' ; , , When ft was found that the !petrel had 'led to this fearful, and fdtal consummation, an officer was despatched on the track of the alleged author of the crime. Muclol excitement was occasioned in the neighborhood by the oircumstanne. Dr., B' own lheidet ,poit-mektem. ' examination of the body. The coroner was sent for, who Immo diately.Summoned a jury anti adjourned the in quest dealt this weeping. & !amines liexuramoi&S.—The members of Councils of the People's party assembled in joint eedil et oon eepet e e s tay afternoon; for' the purpose of nominatingtheedidates foe the hcses of Depart ments. The following gentlemen, wireCitorerh and will be -voted or this after noon Cider Consmiskinter of .lighiody's-t-Jobeph. Sherrie ekleiseiver Contmeerioneri-e-Be C; Boman, and Sam L itittintiOiiSq• , . Commas:ono: ,of city, rnierlyento Christopher. - - _iloardof lieciftlaineaßteete , for thrertYclirk ' Taylor for, twit years, and Dr. !Pilsen Jewell for one year. Guard sans of the , Poor'-4. N.-Marks fern tee years: and Mahlon EL - Dickinson - for two,yeare. Dort Warden-- , ilaptain Jelin Gallagher. Was, ifysesneer of ate Water Department— H. P. M Bnirenbine Superintendent of City gailroads—A. Bar-' tholomew. . • An OVA was made to - reconsider the bemtria tion of Jacob Sheets for director of Girard Estates, which had been made at reformer meeting, but was, not enadesslul - - AA the Opposition_ have an overwhelming ms' of Council, the ago, tion of the above gentleman la beyond the pose }ditty of a . donbt . Them was unite a spirited con test among • aspiring politicians for the above Masco, many of width aro vary !Weave as far aa Money and patronage go, bnt in a majority of the desert the present incumbents were retained. DELAWARE COtX,II At a meeting of the etaeklieldeia of thia &ad; held' ou Tuesday last, the folloifink °Meets Were cleat- . • President=B Sonar' Direotora—jelm, Sellers, :Jr,, Joseph Powell, !limes Miller, Thames T. Panther, 8 F. Sorinaron. Wm. C - Iltittitoti,ll -7 1iiartiTi; z fifrn. Stratkers, Jeserk B. Simith.• , • - ThOtrack of this railiay wall be laid-from, the 4klint'where the West Philadelphia Ratiway track turns or from Market street; at Logan street, and will be extended due west alobg Market street or West `Chester road, into Delaware' eonntY: Its western terminus Is not fixed, but will probably he, -for theprepent, at the spread E isle tavern. 'about four =flee from the place of beginning We understand arrangements have been made.to have the track laid inneedialely. MAD D00..- - --The - preeent heated term seems to affect' the dogs to snob a degree that those rua ning-unmussled, owing toitheir- tdngaler move= - imitate and snappish Manner; are a constant source of terror to those who ere brought in minted with them, We:hays no doubt that many - a 'peer dog Ida been Sheetindet-the supposition of his having gone mad. whanin'realitY hail rievely, suffering from the effects of beat. A. pet poodle dog belong ing to Wend B. Brady, residing in West Phila delphia, on Tuesday eventing acted in such a min: ner as to' produce the impression that be bad gone med. The fleet intimation wait by the dog biting the eat several times and snapping at the children in the bed -rooms,' two of wham only escaped being bitten by Jumping, out on to a "shed and shutting the window- After a long and exciting chase on the surroundingiots, the dog was despatched by a belnted boY,In theemnlOy of Colonel Brady. A Yonne brianiesitrank Dickson, aged fourteen years, was arrested on Tuesdayevening on the&alga of birtriag ' stolen eighteen - denare belonging to the Young Men's Christian Amnia thin. it Kama that on the' night prey!- us tura MoGnigan, the iloket.-aellarat the door of the Fair -of the Association,' was counting• the proceeds of the day. Dickson conversed wit Mrs. M. about Sunday-schools and ragtime tiptoe for some time, and it is supposed watched an opportunity 14 seising the parceLoontainiog the above lam, after which he decamped Re denied having stolen the money, and wee held by Alderman - Bottler for a further bearing. - Sormar-Soffoon Exonitsiona.—The plonk season has arrived. and almost every morning's train that leaves our city is freighted with hun dreds of Sanday•sohool children and their teonh• era, who visit somepool sequestered spot, and spend the day In feasting and in sports congenial to the youthful minds, for whom these entertainments have beau prepared.' The -largest 'company we have heard of this season is .the school attached to the Whereof-street Methodist Month,- which yes. torday spent the day -at Media The company filled fifteen of the largest.alsed -passenger earn, containing some eighteen Iftmdred children, 'with their parents, friends. OurnAoa.—WMiam Harrison was arrested on Thotday - ahem:ion on the cherie of having committed a most brutal assault on the person of Barbara Kessler, in Market street. near Third. It appears that Harrison charged Mrs Kessler with making certain charges which might afloat his do. , mastic felioit'r, and that he wished her to retract' Upon her refusal to do so, it is alleged that he se:zed a stool and, afro,* Tier on, the head. She was oonvoyed to her - residence in a suffering coo= dition. Harrison was taken before Alderman Bra zier yesterday rtiornlng,ltztd held to ball In $l,OOO to answer at court . . "roantraL MOINDIAII7.—On Tuesday even-' ing Officer Mitchel arrested Edward Boyle , aged; twelve years. on the charge of having fixed a eta hie within a few weeks, and a shed ortwn'at MU' ferent times in the vicinity of Broad and I'itywa•: ter street's. The boy oonfeseed the'atime, which he had committed for the purpose nt haying a run with the ° machine." Ai the directors of the House of Refuge refuse to admit hays to that in stitution who are 6110 rf arson, Boyle Was sent to prison. _ Goma TO Boarott.—We ;earn that. the Northern Liberty Fire Company antessiplate visit ing Boston," for the purpose of ~oelebrating the coming anniversary of our national independenoe, where they will be' entertained by tho Cataract - angina Copwatiy. They propose leaving this city on tho 2d of July, numbering about one hundred members, and accompanied by Beck's Brass Band. The doe apparatus of the company will also be taken with them. , ' - Enrroi PRESS: In looking over this morn. log's Press I noticed an' article stating that the George bf: Gill had °ensiled, end sunk in the river Delaware, opposite Taconv. and that efforts would be made to raise her. This Is wrong ; the Gill did not oapsize, but sailed down In company with the Wert:lack, a boat with which she i s to race on the 27th inst. By ()Meeting. the above you will oblige PAIR PLAY. THE alarm of fire last evening, about seven c'clook, was °awed by the burning of a frame shop, belonging to a Mr. William Ring, German town The flames were extinguished without much trouble. Damage trifling. There was an alarm of lire earlier in the eye ng, occasioned by the burning of a foul chimney in the -house No. 1338 Lawrence street, above Master. A DANosnous C. aronett.—YeaterdayMorn ing, a Gorman named Jacob Frisker was commit tad by Alderman Teeter, baying been arrested. at a late hour on Tneedsy night, a t s„„ th and Montgomery, streets. for drunkenness and disor derly conduut On the way to the 'Mallon house. he assaulted taier Cornell, almost tore the cost from bin bank, and attempted to choke him. Co amtna's CASs,—A. German, named Henry Hettinger, aged 35 years, while engaged in load • lug grew), alma noon 'yesterday, in llowardotreet, near Chatham, suddenly fell dead. Ile bad in dulged in onploua draughe of ice water a short time previous, Which 14 kihippf sad to More canoed Lis detith. 110 haves a wife and six children, re siding near Trenton avenue and Clearfield streets. ABM nine o'clock yesterday evening a -woman, while Milne a Bald lamp at the resideno of Mr. Pioeys, in Frankfind, Inffered et to ignite and an' explosion ensued. Two Whips,' Were very badly-burnt' by the linn;i?. FII4I , *IALABIL.OO,IOigitMAL. ,- That Raiff ' - Itivirket. ‘T'''''T"' el'. ' ;'• infrintiiiigglistifi,ll369. • • • The late, doetnatione . hamhseneuvoat end se dis astrous to speculators Jo stoat', ih_t_,. l l4 llo -,, ,,, 1aat I. WV+ hare of opeastois,Reeprtirerytmemiittled. The market today was - loor doll; city *inn (new) sold at 'VOX ; Pourer. mei OoeslathOlt ; Beading Italla,as Well It 2O). &Int/s better, lbW JdfaliffriduraJl. "nit' 3114 , 0 1'h.", 6 11 51,V4,44 6 410 4 0 1 ti 1i Ilin - T e " a .",,al6 z _J •° rl l- Pl i fl4 *in ) 011 -b onds nreAttn at P yrri ' n ."449 o .e , ' , `,.t, xis r .....ia -,• - The money tostltet, Is . .fievity 50.3.150 t in danger of being greatlyAwtstatuA'ar,neareofrem abroad- The -general luipreseloo seeltile-144 the *Mar a great battle in Iteitam,lotetzprelet iv ealttlonittie, that the Trench, and lanatre l l,lll As rlettrione, that , o the , r,l "# lllini l Pre ) ri d 'ft RffPfr b b o r °4o7 - t. r pitched op, nod coil 4 . ..4,10p.15f00t00 pod ftisoCs itqllits: `lt fit thinigixt thafthis laillaelrevaltune cm. 'ariiiel, .eoneole sod public et'euritielriteat elss up as Sagiana and 'ranee: Our owah'istailfklienilika long warz•layarlti trhleli Anattla .1011 ItitlifairoltObattle tititptifitlartiA 130,C0V11. 'X*9IISPII 1nkj09,41,41:40)2 the It'd , ini „.. 61 : 4 /# 1 414.# ba,tqab two #,israillY of eh setaity rillh its , long retaistLettin.jted ..tmutely. Ind that German etelamst,to LIAO drhthitiplieti loot for the - infornsition el PolitleaklEautopollitheeninteiles the work by establlshthit„thatinithiegial existence on the bails oreett-gortrimatii. ',Att hark no eme4by with • eltheitmperoi: • - - Wi Mis r isitein lie leweli,absve all, is the P.t°Ple of 90Wiee7-...eitrikktthOireeeet aiitbiliaiii oi-of - eiga#lrateti and ite - ttatt the w-r will not cease till tharykswe kid time to *emirs their ieillial entantiestion.--The , rtal - jnalateul. - the elm thought, the wypi bleadJurd 41441 ifficeildni ii • the Teutonic race are the elements of regsaerattou for town-trodden Europe, ead,waqtraust and heifers that the Frugal War eirir Rai come owl mill trees .lamente are erib front,thrtynany at thellaniee of iieifbnig, aid eetet Waled n 0.14" - guilt coOstititional gerernmeat se trillisea the trey tothrtropokiia marked Int by ineoltest'OeellOyli tie Pt of ell lump i 4 e-, rally, and of (Union:lto part'auler 'This le oar faith ; cud whether consols go up e little, ,3„1:,A.3:011t 01010 '0 ,If At , toperquanietti, tii,ifitipfeve the - HAW al a'as In comptal.otreitit,the great-gook .thso , legl fleriript troni the establighin r aint of field Inetihs'ione in the hang oppressed )atheris4 ~.!..", . .1 • ,- I°. -' In Nueland Wile opinion le with, BOK vittleOlts to ,fstrot of exalts . torsitillty. The mans of legit/ell sl ants fOTVOtli l ol,ll2thit Oast has enn,A-giggi,gleeentnne 482,001 213 . 14. tlialiame period of Ifll, Lod .g 3 (I ^ B.l IT pore than la the cotteepoittin Mit iidttftitrof the Mt. ern of Inflation ln IBO,T. Thtesttloorts foe roar orritha *lased es Whole Sanaa! expitie - of d•Rat Brittle for Imo. Sales in foreign markets do ths - alienist OS .fal,oos,qco per month are not to be lightly sneinkr•leli Or to - be rubl r Abetted by embstkithm In 'e Capri ,en 'al war. The .. nation of ihopbeeper_i”,.anternwit bona thistle sod lools for the profit of eorraen Ito war now waging, end the anxious doeite 'ante Englis h , for_ peacoat , all asst , le nei the r nts.rvsilosti nor Ct. ' hooorable. ' The senate talcea ogt by the hmertet VS day moon's to only ,_ - The tionaldson Iniiirovenient and Asiirci.d Company sre ready to pay the cOupallt oer theirihrtnn-peroint„ boos on presentation. , „ Onend afteithe filet oilaty the Wet of toll ant issasportstion on the heeding laatirowl will be In erected ten - emote law ton. The Fihnylitil Nast 'gallon Oetepani . eye notice tout the lonia be In ertseed ten oento par ton on end after thLti-et of July, lad &Leftist the ten Mots per Voir, 'heretofore allowed an a drearbahlt onAesl rant to lildiacklphth,nr*/) b ale. initiated, "It ,le, iseerted that this antirk lute be transferred to elattPostlmen, who are lietilaiiryit The mineralize as badly off as the boatmen throngtfoat the deltitlkill opal gegleti, but the csinylreecinipaieleir, who F .:mist the advanyi, will gain el the,adaeatatie of the movement, to the exelnlion of the hard-tailing met in If the coal companlet that cent:sin New *ark de not S;dran.e - the tolls on that artiale • lo an agtsi eztmt, Shag will gain some advantages in the nein:York and II Wetein taarkets over the gehoriallteeil menoshieh mai make it apparent that the admit., that hells thd carriers trill ihose slams to the altesdrilorWariehed ineetitgallina nainent. , ~, ... The 'muleteer therateirlesa &Wolff Crotattear for the mouth of Kay, 1850, were....0rrwt.0.•14 64 .5 02 ea Lose due'conneastorde -- - - ' ' 51116 el Vry Nor ricrelitr for irsy, 7869 175,516 21. Da _ - do 29,197 79 , _ • . Incr ............. .... . 21,4,!123 , 42 ,Ne4i4;:eiliterai - ,ctinethonthe, ezd'ziglfay 31 2214 147 14 Same time Itaitlear,A ' ' 1ft,023 eo - Inez•pot ............ . :43084 IS Making the-Ism:ease Jo receipts proper 25 per cent., thou' fariik &_l3llc.lraig.Nßankyote,reptdles-pltjtapa Ig to one- ulnat ealietref nun tents, find liiformation reoreogOi toOk-i4S€3, and counterfeits, Ervocai Atm, ' !Stine 15, 155. 'MOW= Br Luria: ,pacnrs. &430. t il#11:111IirS, Arno szokeorater =walks, oviivrwsor'ciaosAa; : tearlo AID 01138191111 r ...... `4OO Penes 5s Idter..al.Bo Isoe CitinelEst.ill.;.:";4 l x 1400 city Pd..C4-P•bi.B 4 * Atka, OCO4dullot*:.188 - , 6GO do (1-&.0.14.00K 1 -,10 ttjit, dm.l6 - 19.,1tn..1at y, 8000 do trmy...,109X 403.forgridtor* A ltd" 81 20P0 — do - .. 00cP.10)m 180 Iloadi - mg II -20 X 1004 Clataw , al. m 70,,,60% 140., r-do , , - Z,:-....-.otah.ot4i ;000 ,• do , 104 10 .., -; do: . ...t.eva.sog. It - 00 itim 1 aim 71!......10,, 1011. , .126. - ' 4 ,- L - .51*2 . 0% 604 41 Nay In _12.0 7,1, ROL_ do , t - .1 - -- :-: ,,,, 10N, lit 8000 _dO , b 6,12 - I toodalgt4ii:e.o 6 100- - do .... , 84-8,77 -JO Rlin. Mc Van 0.146 ll* MO" — .1.0 72 160-,lnlioh - R , ' - 16600 N Pena 8 04 041 . 02 4 , tArtkirmk , ll , ..... . i., , .4"K • - , BRTW3III6 • BOVIDL? 100 Reading .12. ' - 003 246 titifildlt• 10 90.2rmecedal 8k...49 1 - ,„ 2000 Oity 6t.:•,..0124P.6413‘ 6 =+, ppCCa ..... .. 2000 do 1iew.....1004 _ - - , ' 16421 ;66122.a k urevataststad.1.214 403_ • 'do • t6.::....:.16 OiOBING-PitUTSA.DIt, ettilaathibBK.-.; Mg 88;t1Behlriii - - 404;, 9 - A -3 % 1 ., ., IL 111 44.. 464 963 g . - I g -- P/41. - ; .:.. :: IT, lilt , ' -*lt N 47 in otT.lOO .100 x it=9.3 , CAbt:Jk 8 Pima- 6a - - - CO 50, .- ---(4441994,411:. -1 _~, 9 .- 49 Heading It ' 2 0 %.0}4 .. t‘,24. -- ' = 49 49 b44 , 70.: - . 19 - • TiOirlilaiii S., 1014)O% . .. d - EA 89 )44 02 .. ' . 1. Leh Coal & :41.T. - .. ON 4834. - •' ", -- do .. - 19342 •12 j4 S - 4144:046..4'..'' 9; 4 k,-; 8,1( Penns .It' 40 - 401( ft 64 om•ew ~ 22m 89 ~.. 87 89 ups .St 90 tffor 0.3e1 Con. 154 at astawists 8..., 8 "prat_ JOT 108 st licst.lo. 4 00% Sekl - eif )82. 7' % 72% Nita &bath R. 07 ea 4aees ,F .." 17 ow!. 84 - g • • 11 1 / 4 0&17145 Rs 45 Philadeipfna - razz liti4Drinteg There is very little deirosed for Blear to-day, sod the only solos reported 'arer'soo bbl's extra, to go West, a: $7 30; 100 Wei Broad-street enpordne at $7.40 tar bbl, and small iota to the trada, atirtettlf up to V?(/3 , 8 30 for insprilitte, extrai, and fancy as in qua lity. The mutat is dull, sad tie", receipts, especially from the West, rely light Bye Bloat and Corn rest are also quiet, but steidy, atilt 50 for the farmer oaf 64 bbl for the latter. Whost-z.thare is sot much dome, owing to the - higli ilea. of holders; only stoat B,ooolnt._ sold .0.V.51-,7084 76 for red, Ike latter far abate, end 31 8031 ed for white. Biretta steady at 301 ,V'lai, COrnsis.,dull I - about, 500 bus prate yellOw sold, mostly in email lots, at 88ese0i.,:wittolt hes decline, ...staging at the bitten pziae, Qats ire'aellrat 'rather freely; 6 000 bus Peoria sold at Aoesoo t tb go latter foxy/tam lots ; mall lot of Fortilleribrounht ttiikattar pita*. Buck wheat is in attire reqnsatorlth‘ fartheidaber of 3 000 bus to note assimmulo 4/A , bus Bask-.-Theie is to: little doing In Qaeraitron,nraLdrat Ito lis dell at 328 020 alt ton. Cotton--The market is ftemeriand rather more active, and 100000 hake, bars blerkonitiat fait rates, including mi'dlitr fair 17plands at /2j0212Ma 'cash. iarocedes-LThere is little or - nothing doing, and trade le dull. Provisiass—no .market it ricebting.d, and.the salsa ale small: Whiskey isOottnitint We ,cote Rantoul:Ma 27a; Freon and Ohio do 28028 me elide 27,63730, sad dlidga tale 4P' gallon. New York stock t . -- , iiitolli 1000 Missouri 61a5. Bx Boooo , do. .16 i 60K0 do 160- 66 1 0 Paoifi3 Id 1.8 160- 67 100 Popo Coil Co 82)( 1 0 Oamborl'd Prof 17 SO Del et Hod Uo nBO VI .*Otapitei,'Jv.ae_ls. 160 81.101 Oda B 610 dl 200 . _do_ . ..660-41x 1 0 0 do , - 41 100 Co - lox I Ca Pay: o n:m . ll 11130 1 1 . 2 1 0 100 do , 100 120 160 Id Oen B - 68 160461 &.Ohlo B so Ira -do 816 681( 100: do- , - 033 100 1116vs8.To1 B b6O 20.74 100 Z 1 Y t ant alO ' 73 luo do 73X 100 Tteadiolta slO . 40,1 i 60 rdloh 3 R Guar b6O 80. 60 Ohio & tkIR 410 69 - TSB Et A sass are dull, witlx sale sod :4_76 foe Pearls. _ AR ITS. :3 of gp bPle et $5 87 for PON, ' Mt —The market fOr EFtste and Weetern Flour ii heavy and .I.oo' lower. wlth - litht receipts and melee of 4 800 bble at SO. 5e7.60 for nape , floe State; SS 7086 90 to-extra do ; 53 25e8 60 for nape+ floe Weetern; - 10 76 er7 05 tor extra do, end $7, 6417.80 for shipplog blonde of extra round boq. 08 , 0 Southern If oar le doll and beery, with sale. of 800 bble at $7.30.77 53 for miird to good, and $7 55e9 93 for extra. Cantdlan_Fiour is nemioal. ' Gaels —Wheat le dull and drooping, with Files or 31,00 bus white North Carolina ar $r nal 80, new white atiorgla st. $3, and Western white at CI 138 - Vern ,e beery and lower, with gales of 11,000 bus Western mixed et Sic, yellow Southern 13 90e, and Ironed yellow 894.80 a. Bye la dull. Barley quiet: Ole are favor, and quoted, et 430470 for Southern, Panne'. nada', and leraey;liod 478540 tor theta, Canada, and Western _PROVSSIoNS —Pork drill and moralise with small sales at 217 12 for Mesa , and R 6 for Prim... Baer is inil and heMYI, with Wes of 100 ebb at 20 15e1.25 for °mitt," Prime; $1.600226 for.Coautry ideas; $'1714 (orßepacked Western, and $14016 for HStta. , Bacon and Cat Meata arc quiet. Lard is dull, with attire of 100 bb's at 11m11Xo - Butter aeurCheEee a - e quiet Wl:ilexes., is ste L ay at 210 NEW YORK OA 'Mt MARKET Wedateday, Soon 15 —The receipts - Saws been 8_347 heaves-210 sown, sown, 1,170 beats 10,241 sharp sad lambs, and about 7,010 swine, showing an ioorirams of about 87 0 ishesp nod lambs, and 1 600 swine (about), and a demossa of 120 beeves, 25 cows, and 10 veal.. At Bergen,'N 281) !isms sold to Branham for thlakoszket. At Allot 'We 8,119 beetles were yarded - for the week-, of which 547 bead were from Kentucky, 018 from Ultimo, 490 from Ohio, and b 77 from N. _The Bad River Road brought ever 17 , 9, the Erie 976, Harlem 44 Cam and Amboy, 62; /tuition river boats, 848 ;•and New Jersey Ventral, 40. The Beef Oattle market has te.day end ysaterday, owing , to a liberal imply, and the sn'dea eaceselve,warm _weather, _declined half to _one cant ti' lb The qaallty has not bean a, good as the average for came weekiscpast, end 'many gales have been made to rule. s. We quoti at Bto 21,10, average priee aliont 10c. The reeeiptK of Sheep and 'Latch bare keen excessive, especially itt Chamberlasn , e and prices are fully 76e %e' head lower. We quote'at 4060, lire weigh; and 809 e for do Lambs- brereed. Sego for Sheep and for Lambe. We know of carcass Mot us selling at Saks tr , lh at Washington Market, owing to the wa ry p warm weather. Veale are alto lower sod doll; Wee at Cilia. Cows are selling moderately at $205070 Swine c.ro.. mend. tor prime corn fe.j, Oi cOjfa , and do dint ling 6)106%o, Markets .by_Teiegfaih. licw °ELIAS'. Jolla 14 —Ootton has advanced extol today of 800 bales at lleelljes for n li ddlisga. The Wes of three days amonht - to MO bales end the reeetpte to 1400 hales. against 4 , 80 0 bides Jut, /W. Corn—rdixbd leonoted It $l.lO. - . MOBILE.. JOE" 1 .8 , -00Mon-BEIBI do-day of I,COO baits at lleplLya for middlings. The tales of gate" dale amount to 2 303 - balk, ant the receipts to 890 bales . - _ . lIALTIIIORE, Jane 15.—Picne 4011; aides of ilowsrd strait end Onto at $7. Wheat inactiee, at El 8.531 86. Corn doll ; yellow to, whits , 754711.• Prostaions doll ; 91,1 . 8 9 )8 0 . tVhtekey nominal at !at. Rio Coffee 11„if - tag of the Steamer America... Oath 16400,000. VIM! Yeag, ;tine 15.=-rite *tempt Alitietiot eaiteQ te , :day, with wpwardt 0!44 00 t 000 , therr°l*
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