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vanes for the time ordered. , -.....,,,f
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TRi-NerrattELY
Mailed to aubearitiere'out <4,110 City et Ttut Doc
Luta PER Afaltrat, In advance. - • -
1i40,11,4, AND 6#4:IES.
HAOLL:O X4A 7 T1 , N17.*.
*AlltinoTtitißtr.
WHOLESALE DILAIFAS
..,pocgs. AND SHOE:
•
NO. 128 NORTH TWBD STREET.
Afhp aelortraent of City, made goofs and Shoes con
iptutif hand. . , „ :" 810-ti
B. P. WILLIAMS & CO.,
t , fo. 18 BOUTIt FO,URTII BT&E.4T
WROLINALR BOOT AND SHOE WAREHDIM
Have now on hand sfull aceortnient of BasteCw and
Philadelohlawork; to which they incite the attention of
Bonthern andyteatent Merchant& ; • ..,aula-Sta
WYSE, STERLINCt, FRANKS,
WHOr.,F,SALE DVALERS
SOOTS ,AND SHOVJA:
. , NO. 413 ARCH STREET.
.4 1
Purchasers visiting the olty will plemeliall la4:111(ft
mind their stook: • ;' "
J 4150' M.'SAUNDERS;
NO. 34 NONTN NOURTN,EINKET )
(Niar:Matalcaati , Natal.)
Call the attanticas buTenrof ,
BOOTA AND SHOES
TO'thete Stook, whit& arabrnaaa a general arlefir-of
PAHLADNIONLA 44N13.NPV,INONUNN, c‘,;"
mimustotiro ' ' '.kgs-0,91
?"' (Tit -
y;114( 1 0`0it it Y ; &
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3EI STREkt " , FL00144),_
I
CIIII.DREG I I` BIND%
muse, OD GAITER!). , `',
Manufaetpred•esoreulr for the Retail Trade.
WHELAN & 00..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 818 MARKET STREET.
FALL STOOK
BOOTS AND'SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOM SON,i CO.
•
114 MARKET STREET . •
Have now on hand a IBMs IWO Or '
. BOOTS AND SHOES
•
EVERY VARIETY, EASTERN ANL' CITY MADE.
ftrohavert visiting the altverin *ease ati 'aft 04.
amine their stook. • ' :010r,
EVIOK„ BASIN. al CO»
Don AND SIIOE WAREHOUSE'
anti
MANUF AOTORr, •
•
No. dOlt. MARKET3TREET. Phlledalpbia
We have no on hand an of 1041
and Shoes, Usti descriptions, of OUR owriand NiarvAstm
Ittenntaciture, to which we invite the attention oillinetit
am and Windom Malta ' . aidt-lit'
FANCY. DAY GOODS,
H : DTAIRING, & CO..
- NoerieiridtB NORTO.I4! STREET;
Are now receivinkbr 0172"14F,'
Taxit:L IMP . "k. -YA
ENDUES AN ORMAN •
H 'S I R Y .
OLOVEB, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS.
-MACHINE SEWING Inhic AND THREAD,
And solioit an inspection of their complete and well
--assorted stooki
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
SCHAFFEI & ROBERTS.
449 MARKET STREET.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES, COMBS.
BRUSHES. LOOKING-GLASSES,
'ERMAN and FRENCH FANG? GOODS,
Asa
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. stSl4m'
BURNETT SEXTOId, & SWEARINGEN,
4(W witagebvittott
Above FOURTH. Nor b aide, .
NEWPO7OC MISORZMENT 'OP
FALL STYLES OE
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Or THEIR OWN IMPORTATION • •
from
tenon. • Au -2m
MARTINS. PEDDLE.
& HAMRICK.
Importers and dealer. m
DOVHRY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Ave doors below the Merchants', Hotel,
Odor fives% the mostoomolete stook or Goode in their
line to u t 144 . 1 i.i t ri o th: v rri g lT d flr . sams, coronet= of
Ae lt i l n r e4ra i lt rA
901,1,? 2 1 / 4 4 ,FASltriliorrs.
.LA 0 D I. with Asia or-40 -
W i tt now dresislll,l. with g i n muliess wily of mu-
An ti f7Bl3lllßßN.
BLI RA. tuo.l4n
McCAULEY, BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH FOURTH STREET
ROBIBRY,
(*LOVES, AND
FANCY COODS.
We have a fine stook of Imported and Donmetio GoOda
partionlarly adapted tb '
HOU THERN TR ADM,
To widoh we In4ito the attention of first-olana, Wm%
au6-2m
' CLOTHING.
RAPHAEL P. AL ESTRADA,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
PINE FABinoNAELE
READY-WADE CLOTHING,
SUPERIOR FABRICS FOR CUSTOI4II,IPORE,
110, 21 SOUTH SEVENTH dun,
PHILADELPHIA,
RAPHAEr. M. EST[ having nawerieted_wfth
hl in as ART sTio enTilit, Mr. J 0311.1 ROBSON
(late or Crewel a 4tokes%) respectlully invites the at
rag:U=li P eh t fiNgrart a l ?ar e a ' a°,,dnit!
man's WM. r- ' . .„
HO taw on hand a choice eeleetipn ctrahries especial
ly for studdater yr_urk ie rtd a varted asw,ntakent of fa
st
ionoble ItEALIYAS DE cloyurbit, to which ho
invite!' the utteabon 0 buyers. Attalt article Warranted
W i re entirkiglaraction.
, JOHN HOBSON, - Artist.'
LIPPINCOTT, lIIINTTAII . , it 'SCOTT)
M4LNIMACTURgitB AND lOBB.ERA
, '
or
COMM,oin MEDIUM, AND
FINE CLOTHING.
We 4140 motel attention to our oomolete line of
mACIHNE-MANUFACTURED GOODS.
7408.
n 542 4 MARKET, & 419 MEROIIANT 8P!.
ene-a
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, .ire.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
MANTMACTURERB OF
LAMPS;I CHANDELIERS,
- ' gig FIXTURES. fie:'
BTOBS; fib OEESTNUT
- MANUFACTORIES, -
YISII
CiptßitV AND COLUMBIA
- -"
p 50 • bbls - SP,i 8
irsi' ift-mtlkaniE. To.
it ff re end -OC, wuRNEI3, SivFIR
TorpftuptC Bw-LEy. vniAtt
OLOTHING—Latest Styles
zriOit littteuks atirayli,`on 004
SMKBI4II*! filitAtoor et,,, re i4iglittk, 6t.
VOL. 3.-NO. 54.
THIVNSTIMET JOBBING HOUSE
1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
1
BUNN, RAIGUEL. &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN
FANCY DRY GOODS,
137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Are prepared to exhibit at their salesrooms the most
complete stock of goods ever offered by them, preced
ing unusual attmetions to the trade generally.
nada* commixes a complete aseortment of every
variety of
RIBBONS,
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,EIIIBROIDE.RIES,
CLOTHS, OASSIMIRES AND VESTiNCIS,
HOISERY, pLovrsa, AND TRIMMINGS,
Mtn, s full and general nasortMent of Pall and Wintfr
SHAWLS.
To all of whioh they invite the iitentlau of
CAI{ )1141: 4- PROirr 81.TCAIONTli8 BUYERB
8. M. BUN 1, V. C. BUSH;
RAIOURL, ' ' w. W. Klnt.rz,
" 11 ; 0- W! 'iras,4l/4 'f.' /
I Z itittiEL,AOC4A /lc G.Ol
lur 0:R V't: 11,$
A t 11) I
WII,OLEBALIt DICA4ERS
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 20 AND spa Nogat
I
Ail-11Rn rrt; E
RAC k VV i r
o now open taeLaltaarreall Moe? 004.
Ttiix Sroax. of Goons we have ever alrerad to:t4e
Tiaite. tie attention ok
DASD AND 81X-MONTHS 817V,E88 ,
j4 I .OS•ItEM w li r tatia t
IS:‘ CIO.
-*oirEns AND JOBBERS
0,0 00,
Ntls.tlB7 i5 2411400i. TRIAD ST.. 1.119V2 RACE,
VYanSd now infe4 their euttOmeio am; eke trade ;en!-
!kW:419140 itteekPili melon will be
' ' k ; " :1 VNCSUAi.LT ATTRACTIVE.
whoited
ACHAIVIBtiiS&CATTELL,
' 410.-14441:412111•111 - all STREET, P.IIIIADELPIII
r '' 41 "11111•044.54.4,6 0
rugNpg,Cl4l,,k - SKINS,
,
ktiiiti "
rivitu'REßs OF
,-11Xtx04
;•101'01) KIP SKINS,
Morocco. and U thg.,Osk and Red 61. Letather.
Eq.t : • •
6-XrAVIORE, do CO..
N 08.40 AlviD 42 Is(Qßri THIRD STRUT.
, WORMS ..94D„D4LERS IN,
BILXB, RIBIiONI3, DRESS 00bll8,
EMBROIDEfiIES, Ac
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS
- auZ-Sm
1859:FALL TRADE. 1859
•
J. T. WAY Jo CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
of
DRY GOODS,
NEW MARBLE BUIL - DINO,
NO. 28
NORTH THIRD STREET.
We offer, by the package or pleoe, to
HASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
- A very large - and attraotive Stook of •
.MERIOAN • AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Puroh era will End out stork well assorted at all sea
son; of ne year.
J. 'r WAY, JAB. H. DUNLAP,
WM. P. WAY, faug-2ml GEO. P. WAY.
LAING & MAGINNIS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE OF,ALERS IN
" ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE THREADS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, AND
SHOE-MANUVACTIIRERS' ARTICLES;
Sewing Machine Silk, Thread and Needles.
NO. ;0 NORTH THIRD ST.,
Agents fPFor
UIELDII PATENT BOOT-TREEB.
sue-0m
jUNGERICH & SMITH.
WHOLESALE
.GROCERS.
NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET.
sir Ronan and Loyering's Sirup always on hand.
aullam
SOWER, BARNES, & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
N 0.37 NORTH. THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH,
Publishers
DR, EMMONS' EW Amr.itiCAN MANUAL OP
GEOLOOY.
Sanders' NeW Rteders. Oresnlsaf's and Brooks'
Arithmeges, ke. Blank Books, Writing, 'Wrapping,
Curtain. and Wall Papers. ana-9m
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWERT CORNER THIRD AND ARCH NTS
PHILADELPHIA.
THOS. MELLOR ac CO.,
S NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
Or
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 80
nus-3M
Mr:Hi 8128Rit, 8. BAIRN JOHN WIEST,
Jaen RINOEL, D. 11. ERVIN,
RIEGEL, BAIRD, . iNa CO.,
(Late Sieger, Lamb, & Co o !
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
DRY Goons.
No. 47 North THIRD STREET, I'IMADELPIIIA.
OUR FALL STOCK
Ie now complete in all departments, Mil ready for
Buyers. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are reapeothatly solicited to call and examine for
themeelvea. aug-am
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
MERINO,
140 SOUTH FRONT MIST,
Has in store and bond, an d
Oars for bale, a Luse Armor tniont of
CIGARS,
'Reoel,444iieot from Havana, deludes and favorite
snl•tf
- MACKEREL AND •VA.LNWIVEI3. -90
pbblati.i2ll:°4l:PabSlVAgekin•VAlttliryrildver
14 MIS by w J.l7iYl.ua . t
_lOl. - lb) anvil wwevhs
MILLINERY GOODS.
0 I)E
NING.
.LINCOLN,
,WOOD, & NICHOLS,
'125 CHESTNUT STREET,
TWO DOORS WEST OF MASONIC TEMPLE,
WILL HAVE TIIBIII
FALL OPENING OF BONNETS, itc.
T H I's 1) A Y.
THURSDAY, THE Brg INST.
THOMPSON & JENKINS,
DEALERS IN
CASSIMER; AND WOOL MATS, CAPS
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FURS,
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, FEATHERS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. RUCHES, kc
NO. 528 MARKET STREET,
BELOW PIXTH, EOUTII OMR.
The attention of buyers is 'invited to an examination
Of our BMA. ull-lm
431 / MARKET STREET. 431•
RIBBONS,
Of every kind. in Immense variety ;
rum BONNET MATERIALS,
BONNET VIII.VRTS, SATINS,
ORO RN NAPS, LININQ SILKS,
ENO USK CRAPES, or the healintk:`oe,
FIRBNCR & ATOBIIICAN ARTIFICIAL
0011110,1,4140110.*ifcip1i, #o,
.lA* 4 *WNW iity los or ,
STRAW ARO:PANOY BONNETS,
And,RTRA,W 00QD/1, of every deaormllom ,
Now otleti..eald envie** altogether the most com
plete stook of MILLINIIRY'SOODIS in 'Ws market.
Alerelianoi and Milliners from every muffle?' or the
'country are cordially invited to call and examine our
stook, which we offer at the'
CLOSEST POSSIBLE fIOES.
ROSENERIM,. BROOKS, a 00.,
anlo-tnovlo • 431 MARKET STREET:
1859. FALL TRON, ' 1859 .
Ei:A RD 44-00.,
WEWLESAL,SIDEAVEIa
liming% a 66,13:ii,c4itixigt, •tc..
Have torti iu Otornittatittereffloottio to orbital thipy
1112iMgketviletagate
Jic ~.,..f`PP.I,•I!IOIEVit,9I4IO4IO
taimmum : ll4 .42i iit a tii; -
ok t popm
:et - A l . - A:NV . " VON .N't
.110.14141 YANEMOSCENCItE B,
*Ni
. _ 'A.
4 !- ' ,
11011261.610Nc
scoitvm LINENS.
MMEL'iI DUO
ATARI" O4NVAH,
oir , w )l ' l, ' BURLAPS.
int l ogPicnea iBMP 434;.apiirs,
R V'EN tri.7,QACS•I
wLAYY . _ CANVAS,
DIAPERN, ToWNLe,
sußirrirtos i DASIASIS,
LOWBST PRICHL
$ 4
NO. 2100 OIIESTNUT STRERT.
WEST, FOBES 8.; LLOYD,
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of the trade to their Mock, con
sisting of various makes and grades or
rtilingitES, 11%1,W/fi t ,
..Atcrrts, ki..rß ?RBI' Ai( 11412,
COT : Vg; cotton WILLE
SHAW' A. 0.. Aro.
Also, agents for the
COMPANY'S
913,T CLOTHS, PETERSIIAMS,
TRICOTS. BEAVERS. Au.,
In full assortment of grade' and colors atl3.w a -tr
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
NO. 112 CHESTNUT ST..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE BALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
8.9-6 m
T . R. GARBED & CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT&
vyrTON, corroN YARNS,
SPERM, LARD, AND
- VPIIALN OMB,
PLOUR, DRUGS, Ac
rir The attention of Manufaoturera is cranially
called to our
SPERM OILS.
sus $m No. JS N. FRONT STREET, PIIILA.
SMITH. MURPHY. As C3u.
SLI7 MARKET ST., AND 9:16 CHURCH ALLEY,
Are now opening their
PALL AND WINTER STOCK
OP
• STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
To which they invite the ettentinn of
CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-TIME BUYERB.
PUILADA., AIMUIR, 1809. eng.Sia
LOOKING•GLASNES.
-*-----
LOOKING GLASSES.
Now in store the most extensive and Meseta assort
ment of
LOOKING GLASSES.
For every space and every posawn, and at the moat
moderate wines.
LOOKING GLASSES
kt the most elaborate and the moat simple frames.
LOOKINO 01,AS8E8
Framed In the beat taste, and in Um moat eubatantlal
manual.
LOOKINO OLABSEB
Furnished by us, are manufactured by ourselves In our
own establishment.
LOOKING GLABBHEI
In MAHOGANY and WALNUT Mama for Country
notes.
JAMES S. EARLE & BON,
16 CHESTNUT STREET,
apl-t! PIiILADELPHIA
M=UMI
TO FARMERS.
PHOSPHATIC
G U A' N 0‘
FROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE RICHERT FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE OF
LIME KNOWN IN THE WORLD. '
It oontatne over e 0 per cent. of Bone Phosphnto of
Limo, beide SO per cent. richer in Phosphate of Lime
than Bone Duet.
FOR SALE BY THE TON Olt CARGO, AND TO
FARMERS AT
$B9 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS.
JOB. B. HANBON,
Sole Agent to Philadelphts,
anll•themTm No. 106 North WATER Street.
}LARD WARE.
TRUITT, BRO.. & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
lir
HARDWARE.
OUTLF,RY, GUNS, PISTOLS, so.,
529 MARKET STREET. 1529
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
auli-Sin PHILADELPHIA.
MOORE.HENSZEY&OO.,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE.
NO. 447 AIAIiKET, AND 410 COMMERCE NTS
PIMA PELIMIA,
nifLADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1859.
Johnny Bull's and Jonathan's Game
of Cricket.
Eleven none from land of PITT
Are coining o'er the ocean
To tor themselves in Freedom's Itind,
Agrumt a double portion.
We mean, eleven of Britain's Won
Who " on a bat" are Mindy,
wilt play against our t wenty- two—
Not Yankee Doodle Dandy,
But—Cricket, which will lie a game
In its results astounding.
Bemuse. when played, a flying ball
Will hearts and hopes he wounding.'
We hope tle Eleven tt ill inottmt be
o'er than nehleVeinentil gloriiiiis—
Although VieToitts is their queen,
They may not lie victorious.
May azure skies be o'er thetn bright
With ray x well known no molar,
That those invited to the ball
May sharply watch the " bowler."
We know how hard they'll work the play,
A good amount to render;
We know the same will be right tomli,
'though they 've a" wicket tend.,"
This loings us to a tender Point,
We cannot think of shunnind t
(We fear, when fun in pun is meant.
No punishment for punning!,
It ix, when we've the British met.
They've mule the moat by thentat.
Upon th e field we've met them oft,
Exactly to our liking,
And, if 'Mr hard to strike a flag,
They 't a done t lie /molest streLi;.
But in the genie they soon will play,
Their mom will he any ielding,
No fear a ball upon the Ark!,
But courage show •• fielding."
They'll have 11. we 112— '
No matter this for laughter—
In nil oar (mina the I's must lead,
And Vs limit follow alter.
1' an the lint, hand over linii4,
Of yours° they'll win the '• !ilium',"
Bemuse. as we have shown nbove,
The is are the beginning. '
If twenty-two against eleven!
Should win. it needs no ' , bowing
'flint there'd be very little rause
For a ny,boilit'rous nrowins.
But it` the twenty-two get beat,
Olt! shame! oh! grief! oh! neXCOW .
What thee oe earth can Oninfort lend,
When we Woul,l eninfOri borrow •
We have nn F.nglialt dog, and lie,
If Britons win on Orinket,
Nan wag his tall, and, if he dom.
We are insolved to ''' nick it.
But Johnny' Bull in now our friend,
And to the coming party.
With loving hearts and open arms,
We'll give a It °loom hearty.
We'll chow them nil at 'rowan HALL
in hopes they 'II take a notion
Ti, save their dimeg, in buy nix clothes.
By sending o'er the Wee
Ti, Tow Ex Balm, where 100(10111's sone,
Na wide awake, Pro MO a—
ir
On hermit:pi rare and rely lair,
With firmest faith rely .
A full and complete assortment of rail and Winter
Clothibtr, nutted to 4Voiry marker, now on hand. to which
the mutation Of Whhtesale buyers fa invited. We would
Partietiliirli,Anil attention to the Style and make of our
garmants—at TOWER HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
N 0.513 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
t . BENNETT tr CO.
WATCHES, AMWELItY, &c.
BAILEY dc C 0..,
TM/NERVY
BAILEY KITCHEN,
NM removed to the new Niro-Proof. White Marble
NORTH BIDE. BELOW THE OIRARD HOUSE.
Now opening their Pall Stool• of
NI/PORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AN•D
FANCY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of the public.
SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ND
PEARLS,
IS. JARDEN. 8R0.,_
..•AIANUFACITURERB AND IMPORTDRB OF
SLYER-PLATED WARE '
Ve.llo4'effEt3TEST Street, above 'MA, (up 'stair!,
rsd
IpAin t rSiet t yVl t i glit a 4D t i t h4 tAt NB,
VEI. .8, - 011, ,hTs, v_t , MTH SAS-
Ts,pAs 'ORS, KNIvF,B, tiro °
'" • YORKS, LADLEti; eto.rd,o.
4811dinalan# plating on all kinds of - zonal, • ,
TO BUY filltiP
1- k to No ail wait corner of BECOD aiut NYW
tapi-and J.
$P TON URACKIig,S.
BOND'S EXTRA CRACKERS
FOR FAMILIES.
1ic...4.a.. kr:
R 3 , nOttACKIIVI, 1 Ell Biscur E ,
g 4 IICII la '''' I iIiNPA : M
A Rii - IttIsIONNT "
mei T 1318CUIT " OVt )01 ieckkLElgt.___
~.._—,4*.•,,nri' rit+OT tittita.
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We' are constantly rei;, -- - eiiiiiiiiiiiiiite a . 0 .. -t
Cracker'', Josh front the Bete itt , tett...., hum and
tani.
t !Aloft sfil
WM. JOHNS &I SON.
IMPORTERS, AND DEALERN IN
BOOT, 8110 E, AND QAITER MATERIALS,
ASTINOS, GALLOONS,
SHEETINGS, PATENT LEATHER,
RENO KIDS, SLIPPER UPPERS, LACETS, /tc
N. E. CORNER. YOURTU AND ARCH STS.
aws-LO
SLEEPER & FENNER.
wIIOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
or
UPIDR MAAS Aril) PARASOLS,
3:10 MARKET STREET, PUMA.,
Are now nutting more than FIVE lIUN Mtn WMIIE:VT
yAKIKTIKA el Uiobreiloa, of every aloe, from to 40
meting.
Buy ere who have not had S. & 1 7 .'18 make or goods will
find their time well epent in looking over One well-made
wok, which 'minden MANY VUYStalho, nut le to mot
WWI elsewhere. h -
SIMON I-lEI.TER.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER
OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
rwitniwEsr CORNER OF TIMM) AND AIAR
KET STREETS.
My etook le now very complete in every department
and found to odor induoementu to Wye ra tininir •
counted by any oilier tonic. aull-2m
%,dTITIIGILS v & PETEILSON
STOCK BROKERS.
NO. 89 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
STOCK AND BONDS
OF ALL 171 , 1 LEADING PASSENGER
RAILWAYS IN PHILADELPHIA,
to which they Invite the attention of capitalists.
litooldb Bonds, anti Corporation [mans bought and
sold on commission at the Board of Brokers. eel-2in
MRS. WINSLOW
mi. AN EXPERIENC•
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly faoilitatee the processor teethinvi,hy soft
wth allay
ALL PAIN an t d epo notion and is
SURE TO REGULATE 'CBE BOWELS.
Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
end
BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have putaipand soldi • (Menus
reticle far over ten
spars, and clan say, in eon Pe Menus and truth of it.
What we have T i yar c
IlAil i lpe F tiz i rA n of . any °girl*
ylN
firetqPr Zricv„ TO EF Itd FECT C611.1 , ,,a whoa
n
Lithely used. Never did we know nn instance of
issatielaotion by any one ' who used it. On the eon
trwry, all are delig liter with its operations, and
speak In terms of lushes emin
nendation elite magi
cal clients and medical Or tura. We speak in this
matter " what we do know," .after ten year,'
experienee,and pledge our reputation for the fulfil-
Ipleat of what we here de dare. In almost every
Instanee where the infant p 7 is suffering from pain and
exhaustiop, relief will he E ., found in fifteen or twenty
minute:latter the Syrup is administered.
Thisvidnable preparation 0 is the
.preseriptton of one
of the most EXPERL ENLI.D and SKILFUL
NURSESin New England and has been used with
never-Wg VUo_eeee in
THOUSANDS
It not only relieves the
vigoretee the etnineell end
nd gives tong and energy
will almost Instantly re
BOWELS AND WIND
sidelong, whieh, if not,
death. We believe it the
Itrtr , r,Ll:hroviivak.l4i,
teething or from any other
every mother who h . lta n
the foregoing complaints,
nor the. prejudices of
WrlV aIILLi
AVlR—es,ld
nee of ihis
niediiiine, of
hone or uu"nTogio7iihirrel
R e hyd: n , ° New York, is on
eilitHold by Drele_iate
thee No. la OEDAR I
IN denote ri MAW..
mEN'rON LEMON:I.-250 boxes Alenton
!AMOUR. Round nnd m prone order. lug sale by
A. Mlalllllth IG, ;tooth I , llo_ NT Fireet.
1,...1 4 (:( ITCH WHISKEY. 125 puncheons
LI dames Stewart & Co.'s l'aialev Mall, In hand and
ter mile by iIEOHLIE WHITELEY. 11l Ma
BY TIIE BARD OP TOWER BALL.
Store,
819 ORESTNUT STREET,
AT WHOLISAALI AND ItlliAll.
C4ACKERS.
IL 11. TRENOII, AUNT,
140 SOUTH WHARVES
UMBRELLAS.
STOCK. BROKERS.
P 1! ILADELPIIIA,
MEDICINAL.
l l) NURSE AND FEMALE
attention of mothers her
G SYRUP
OF CABFB
ohild from pain, but in
bowels,oorroota acidity,
to the whole otpOeni. it
lieve GRIMM, IN THE
COLIC and ore rooineeon
speedily remedied, end in
beet and surest remedy 111
DYSENTERY end DIAlt
whether it MlZell from
canoe. We would say 0,
oluld sufloome from ayy of
do nutlet your prejuilicee,
ot h e e, stand beta eon
the re ief that will be
LY 1.1 RE—to follow the
timely used. Full dime
unit) each bottle. None
simile of CURTIdte t -
the outside wrapper.
tialunit the world. Prieei
set, New York. 1711& is
DRY•GOODS JOBBERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
MORRIS L. HALLOWELL & CO.
Invite the attention of BUYERS to their large an
Eortment of
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
4ieludmg many fil)lea puieluvred much under regu
hr prices
AT RECENT AUCTION SALES,
\Vbirh wiU he sold at prices
UNDER COST of IMPORTATION
Intl SN FITIIPP:.,
',HASN'T c,
CLOAKS,
EmpßowEitiEs
RIBDONN
l'ill;111111N6S, &e,, he
lb rotoplete And well adopted to the wants of
THE LATE AND NEAR TRADE,
Anil will be sold at fpw Prim to
CASH AND PROMIST PAYING BUYERS
RV fit
JAS. H. CAA/P.I3EIAL & (JO.
IMPORTERS AND VVIIOL) SALE ORAL Eft
us!o 0.8 ,
LINENS, worrE GOODS, ut4rns,
CAsSISIKRES, BLANKETS, &c
NO. 3O MARREI' d'.pftNNT
attlS-!m
SIMER, PRICE, 6,1 Co..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC q>Rl GOODS
815 MARKET STREET.
ill-Dm
J . W. 41813 S & SONS.
NO. 631 MARKET STREET,
Are now opening then
FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
MEN'S WEAR,
In which will be found a full assortment of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VENTINUS, TRIMMINGS,
&c. au6-3in
-----
FALL IMPORT,
18 5 9.
HERRING & OTT.
Have now in store their usuel
SPLENDID STOOK
SILKS
RI
IusOIDERTES AND
FASCY 00ons
N. W. CORNER. FOURTH AND MARKET STS.
ma-2ra
- - -
HENRY D. Nti,[,,
CLOTH STOI - 1,
NOS. 4 AND U ROR'fli SECOND STREET.
FRE:YeII FANCY CABAMP.RP.s,
And Mixtures suitable for suits
vEi.vr.Ts, cAsumERY.F, v•. c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0-thm Gm*
-
1859• • FALL TRADE.ISM)
10 X Z.O. 11P1C.X1X - 2=l . 4 4) JU_T... 40. -,
(tIiIeCRIO.OKT TO HASIMAN.KITORIt,
IFIPORTLRB AND JUDDERS
ov
DRY GOODS.
420 MARK ET STREET,
Nave in store a complete line of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Seleoted expressly with a mew to the interests! of
CASH AND PROMPT 811ORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
TO which they respectfully Invite the attention of the
trade.
N.IL—A full stook oonstnntly on hand, nod orders will
Ire executed promptly, at the
sub-Sitil LOWEST MARKET RATER.
incCLINTOUK, GRANT, do CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINDS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS..
NO, 333 MARKRT EMMET,
(Up Stairs.)
au6•Am PIIILAUELMIA.
i t W. LITTLE 4K; CO.,
SILK GOODS.
NO. 325 MARKET BT
SHAPLEIG-H, RUE. & CO.,
IMPOItTNRB OF
LINENS,_
WRITE 0001)S,
LACES, and
•
EMBROIDERIES,
110. 3Z9 MARKET STREET.
fT Our Stock. selected in the beat European markets
trg ourgelves. Is large and complete. am3-3m
ABBOTT. JOH NES Ad CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
ti I IC S
FANCY DRY GOODS.
NOS 027 MARKET, AND 421 COMMERCH ns
E=l
Having kat removed to the above Mention, are now
opening a new end very desirable Stook of floods, gm
braoing every variety in their line, which they otter to
the trade at the lowed market rates, for cash or OP
proved credit ate-2m
)RICE, FERRIS, & Co..
IMPORTERS OP
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS MITTS
inthitoibEtt L i
ACES,
MANTILLAS. &C.
NOS.SUS MARKET ST., AND ow. COMMERCE ST.
Cr Our Stook is 'ideated bra member of the brill. to
the
PO -2m
BEST EUROPEAN MARWRTS
M WILLIAMSON & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JOBBERS IN
DRY GOODS.
NO. 425 MARKET STREET,
(And 414 Commerce street,)
DDTWEEN VOURI . II AND FIFTH, NORTH RIM
Our stook, espeoially adapted to Southern and West
ern trade, is now large and complete in even' Parti
cular. aus•tf
1859 FALL IMPORTATJONS.IBS9
DALE. ROSS & WITHERS.
•31 MARKET, AND SlB COMMERCE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
Or
SILK
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Have now a complete stook, to which they invite the at.
tentinn of buyers. au6-3m
SPERINI CANDLES.--L-37 boxes 4s and 6s
New Bedford STurnutoeti Candles. for fnnul , use.
for sale br HOWLEY.ABIIIIIIR N EH. h
17 No.lB south Wif AR ES.
IPIRITS TURPENTINE.
- t7d bbk 'Fut-petalno binding from Behr. Kato
Nie - rill,ind lIIf Wilt. by
ROWLEY. ASH.I3I`RNER. k CO..
t.. 19 No. 1,, SOUTH WHAR VES.
I FAVANI CMARS.—A lat • g' and hand
.'
0 „ 11 .i Z",, e x n ;:ei r e t ,llll l ,ll'L l l'AV l l, ( Vi I I lated
(3116 IFs THTF,
IA WALNUT litieet.
ir)1? ) t Vitss.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1859
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
MEETING ON Tile AMERICAN BOARD or COM
MISSIONERS FOR FOREICN liIISSIONS.—SeveraI re
ligious convocations of unusual importance are
announced to take place in this city during the
coming week. Among those, the annual meeting
of the A Illettrall Boole! of Contotivvione, t for
Foreign Missions will perhaps command tho widest
attention. It is expected that more than a thou
sand delegates will be present on this occasion,
among which number will be included a large
number of names from every section of the Union,
anti not a low who occupy the most eminent posi
tions in the branches of the Church which they re
present. The SOSSiODS will be held in the Now
School Presbyterian Church, on Washington
Square, (Rev. Albert Barnes, pastor), and will com
mune° on Tuesday, the 4th inst., at 4 o'clock
P.M. Tho object of this national gathering is the
extension of Christ's kingdom by organized mis.
sionnry effort ; and as this is a subject in which
Christians of every name are supposed to be inte
rested, and as lucid views are likely to be elicited
with reference to it, from some of the ablest minds
in the ministry, and, moremer, as the delibera
tions will be free to the public, it is not unlikely
that the doily gatherings at the First Presbyterian
Church will be overflowing. We learn that the
characteristic hospitality of our citizens has been
handsomely exhibited in assigning abundant pri
vate accommodations for all the strangers who are
expected to attend.
ANNPAI, 311SI4IERS' PRAYER-AIKI:TING.—On the
12thof September a meetinget ministers was held at
Jayne's Hall, at the close of the Noon-day meeting
ftt which it was resolved to observe the first Monday
in October as a tiny "for special prayer for the
unity of the spirit among Christians " In accord
ance with this resolution, Monday next has been
set apart for this purpose The Rev. J. W. Cra
craft, rector of the Church of the Epiphany, ha
ving tendered the use of his church, the contem
plated meeting will be held In that edifice, corner
of Fifteenth and Chestnut streets, commencing at
9 o'clock In the morning. Although the devotional
exercises will be col:tatted to ministers exchFively.
those who are not ministers have been earnestly
invited to attend. In the afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
the ministers and their congregations purpose meet
ing at Jayne's Ball, in the capacity of a general
prayer-meeting for the furtherance of the same
union object. It has also been suggested, end will
ho generally responded to, that ministers favora
ble to this effort will devote a portion of to-mor
row to preaching upon the subject of the Linty
of the .'qpirit among Cheteliatte of every name to
their respective congregations. Thom will doubt
less be en unusual amount of rapes preadting in
our pulpits to-morrow, and if it is followed by an
equal display of union practice, the effort will not
have bean In vain.
VISIT OF FIREMEN To TIIIS CITY—TOEIR ATM:-
DP:Cf: AT THE FIRST /IEPOR3(I:D DUTCH
Ere,—The Empire Fire Association of Lynn, Dias.
sachusettr, numbering over a hundred members,
arrived in this oily last evening, and will be the
guests of the United States Engine Company (lu
ring their sojourn with us. Before leaving New
England, they expressed a desire to attend divine
service in one of our churches during their vidt,
iu compliance with which, the First Reformed
Dutoh Church, Seventh and Spring Garden streets,
has been tendered for that purpose, the pastor.
Rev. A. A. Willits, having consented to deliver a
discourse with somewhat special reference to the
occasion. It is expected that the company. at
tended by members of the United States Engine,
will number about one hundred and fifty men.
Seats are to ho reserved for them in the middle
block, fronting the pulpit.
In the atternoon ut 1 o'clock, the INtets have
been Invited to attend the mind prayer-meeting at
the hail ot . the United States Engine Company,
corner or Wood and Crown ~t reetq, on which occa
sion George IL Stuart, E 9., will occupy the
chair and conduct the exercises.
lice PHIL kritil.Plll4 DAPTIST ASROVIATION.—On
Tue+tlay, the 4th instant, the ono hundred and
fifty-second .esslon of this Association will be held
in the Broad-street Baptist Church, corner of Broad
and Brown streets. The first meeting will he
opened at two o'oluek ”u that clay, by TUC preen
ing act the introductory sermon by Rev.. Henry
y.
• The t.mpal circular latter : in this instanee,
wt lbe prepared by Rev. Howard Malcoln, And
Revs. Kregel, Kennard. and Winter have been arp-
D&IIIII - trifstees of tut + AciTictnftunirillhold their
annual mooting at the same place, on Thursday
nest, at nine o'clock A. M.
AN ACQUISITION TU rt'IMIT Or OUR City.—
Tito Itov. Mr. Wise—son of Gov. Henry A. Wise,
of Virginia—who preached with,. much acceptance
in several of ourchureltemme weeks ego, has ac
cepted the call of the Chitral of our Saviour, i n
West Philadelphia, and will shortly there enter
upon hit pottoral duties, Mr Vie is a young
man of uncommon talents. and. if Ids life i+ pro
longed, cc idently de-tined to make hi+ mark.
linst•ns: en TO PII FACiI I\ el —lion Edward
Everett. who was once pastor of the Brattle-strcet
Unitarian Church, and who ha+ sitt:e occupied
!scallion. of honor and responsibility without num•
her, political, literary, slot others, has again re•
Mined to the pulpit of hi+ first love, the South
Unitarian Clime'', Poston, where ho ministers
during the temporary absence of the pastor.
Rev. E. F. Bill.
Itmeovm. or TIM TTIT.—The Union Tabernacle
Tent, under the superintendence of Mr. E M.
Long, hes been pitched near the rallioad depot,
Manayunk, whore service+ will be held in it every
evening. To-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, preach
ing sere ice will he held In It Icy Rev. Mr. Atkins,
rector of the Epiaeopa I Chum!) at ertnantown.
A D. 1).. nt r Nor Drs' —Profes+or Tyler, of Am
herst College, who recehed the D. 1) f r om liar
yard College in lit, , is not an ordained minister,
and is said, on receiving information of the degree,
to hal c eat:infused, "There is a dirynty that
shape.. our ends, rough hew them no we will lie
is to be ordained sell month, and earn tth "lies'."
to go along with the P. It.
BAPTISIf 0V A Jrntslll P Sllndily,
Mr. Tredtaw. late Rabbi of the Jewish Syna
gogue in Queboo, was, with hi+ whole family.
eondsting of his wife anti seven children, bap
tized in the Methodist Church in that city.
Quite a cumber of Prote+tant elergymen. without
didinction of sect. united in the administration of
the 811N-tune:lt.
Meru ron Pitt:Ai ulxn.—At Marlborough, Eng
land, qnne clerical magistratea have fined three
primitive :defineliMs for preaching on a village
green, the pletenee being that they ob - drueted the
highway. They refoed to pay, and their hott+e4
were therefore deipoiled tinder the authority of
di+tre++ warrants.
ROENE.It,STONE LAM —The Michigan Ilera /I
FlatcA the corner4tone to the edifice of the FBA
Itoptlet Church wan laid with appropriate exer
ci,ea. ltev. J. Taggart. hector, Rev. J. Inglia, and
Br. Duffield participated.
REV. J. I..lltrea.--Rev..l. L. Hatch, of Brook
lyn, N. V., claims to be a member of the " Broad
Church," on the ground that hli recent exput.ion
from Br Choever'm for his anti•Sabbatarian opin
ion:4 leaven him a member of no other.
Tin: Cnru'•u of uhich Dr. Bethune was recently
pastor. in Brooklyn, it is reported. have called
Rev. C. P. Rogers, formerly pa 'tor of the Ed
wards Church. at Northampton, Massachusetts
AN ELOtarENT MtsICTER.—For some titan pant
the 11ev. John Cookman, a young gentleman
scarcely twenty years of age, has been acting 83
the assistant pastor of the Charles-street Methodist
I:pi,copal Church, Baltimore, Md.. the pastor, Rev.
Robert L. Dashicll, requiring assistance in con.e.
quote° of ill health. Mr. Cookman is n son of the
late ltev. George Cookman, of the Philadelphia
Conference, and bids fair to become a lean of pro
minence and distinguished usefulness in the con
nection. Although youthful, his discourses evince
a profound knou ledge of the Holy Scriptures. and
contain n vast amount of practical thought, which
can scarcely fell to benefit the immense congrega•
lions which assemble whenever his pulpit appoint
ments are 'mown.
Rev. A. Wright, pd..tor of a Methodist church in
Cleveland, Ohio, has been expelled from his con
ference by a vote of fitly-four to forty, his offences
being romantic walks by moonlight with young
sisters in the church, kisses to the same that were
too warm for kieoe of charity, end worse than all.
a hint given to a childless married lady of his con
gregation that it was •' not too late yet to have a
boy." The aftMionato pastor is fifty years old,
and bus a wife. lie appeals to the General Con
ference, declares the kissing perfectly harmless,
and says the hint to the married Aster was 4, phy..
siological " merely.
The Rev. Dr. Edgar. one of the Irish deputation
'`o this country from Ireland, held forth at the
Cooper Institute, Neu York, last Thursday eve
ning. The proceeds of the lecture are lobe applied
to the Irish missions.
Dr. Winterbottom, of England, has given
SIOO,OOO fur 1110 establishment of a flee nautical
school for seamen. Tho institution is to be located
at South Shields.
Col. Isaac W. Brashoar, an old Texan, well known
in the Louo-Star State, and highly respected, died
near Houston on the 13th ult.
Haunted] lira presented his new picture, , t Otho
I[lVisiting the Tomb of Charlemagne," to the
llcimanie Museum of Nuremburg.
The Governor and Council of New Ilstmohire
have appointed Thursday, Novenitter 21113, as It
day nt' thanksgiving in that State.
TWO CENTS.
ARRIVAL OF 'f II E AII A.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM }TROPE
The Great Eastern and the Death of her Designer
THE 13D1T11.31t DEFEAT IN CHINA
The Cunard steamship Asia, Capt Lott, which sailed
front Liverpool at about 11 A. :11. on the 17th of Sep
tember, armed nt Neu• York about 11 o'clock Thurs.
d nicht.
The news by the Join is two da)st Inter than that re
con ed by the Cit) of Baltimore and Vanderbilt, but has
been anticipated by the arrival of the Circassian, from
( SM . ...it on the 17th ult., at St. Johns, N. F., on Tuesda)
Last.
The London Daily Sort states that the Government
hate decided on despatching several additional steam
frigateg and corvettes, together with a Kuttieteptrunnber
ot ending frigates. to augment the squadron in Chum.
It is also expected that a force of I,CUU additional ma
rines an ill be despatched to China.
Thn London Tint, rar e there are about SMI rather
wrong-headed soldiers in the vicinity nit Calcutta wart
nn.;
a passage home. and the object should be to divert
theca from the West to the East. Assuming, however.
their re-engagement impracticable, there is sunlit lo
th% a torte IMO enough tin overcome en en the might)
Chinese empire.
Tine London Daily Neirs announces that Government
have resolved to send at once n military force to China.
and to !alut)t, frem
The Red Sea and India Telegraph Compeer have an
nounced the arraneeinerits under which they will be
Prepared, no and alter the Ist of October, to transmit
messages for the public, between Alexandra nad Aden.
Messagesfor Australia and China wilt he forwarded by
pool front Aden. There is et or tirobaltility that a di
rect communication with Alex am Ha will lie established
through Constantinople in the course of a law weeks.
The news GOO% India will then reach London in ten or
°let ell days. The cable NU the Remiche(' section. in
, mace at shipment at Burlenhead, will be Laid by the
and of the year.
Conflicting accounts are published as to the state of
the London builders' strike, but it is ea ident that greet
manlier' al men are reennune work under the non-so
elate terms proposed In) the lensterig
THE GREAT EASTERN.
It is annonneed that the ti rent Eastern will
teal o Portland. We, mouth, on her trial trip• on the eth
01 October. Instead of the 17th September. and finally
sail from Ifnly head nor Portland, Maine. on the 20th of
nctober, instead of flier:Alt September. This delay on
three weeks is the time in r. Reott Russell con
tracts to repair the damage ocemmined by the explosion,
mid to put the lessel in the game condition that she a as
in when she sailed from the T1L311109. This contract,
how over. does nut include any repairs which the Milers
su" be round to require, and although they ;apparently
ustained 110 damage, un inaeStigation is said to have
thrown that the intenial stays ot the tauter most directly
exposed to the forge of the shock have either been Mk
placed or greatly weakened, no that the boiler cannot be
, itely iiaed in its present state.
Tom DEATH or. AIR. BRUNEL,.
The decouo of 11l r. lirunel. the eminent engineer, oc
curred at his residence in London on the 15th Mt.. at
the iioniparatively early age of filty -four years- Ills
tact ininortant work was the Great Eastern. On the Plh
he V. ns i n rued Irmo the Great Pastern to his reSidenee
in a ten liall,PrOOS and alarming condition. hat mg
been seized with paralysis, induced. it Sent believed • by
over menial anxiety. In spite of the most eiltllut medi
cal attention lie continued to sink, and expired at hall
past ten on I.hursdly nneht.
fit lc WAR iN
The Cite of Baltanore and Vanderbilt brought is am
ble details el the disitiaor 'Witte mouth at the Peale. but
the papers now to bend contain additional perticula re.
"An Eye-Witness." in a letter to the London Times,
thus (wake of the attitude of the Americans: "Icannot
eed without referring to one matter that, in connection
with this h ode, should be ever remeninered. Were we,
children nil the f+3lll, mother we could not have
ail more hyena:al l oy end kindness than we met
with from the Atneneans. Never were men more
unwillingly neutral. Insane paused in to the sunsuit.
Flit Officer Tetuan was meant to sea. "Illoul is thicker
than water," end in a hundred different wily s he and all
hie people, to the very cabin boas, acted up to this
honed" - proverb. When he heard that our admiral aas
S , .ountled. at swat personal it AV he - went on Imard the
Cormorant to gee him, Many ni oar men ',mist 111 the
American tender On the night ot the fight. Cigars,
coilee, brandy—ever) thine a njan could Willa was placed
deters thee, Tito American crow forgot themselves,
and thooild only of the British.
A few Jaye atter the ha ht, n Chinese Junk, with a flag
ti one, brought (resit provisions to the Powhaban.
Vintail States frigate. These were immediately sent to
Ma wounded. The bond of American nrcrherttocat was
indeed deeply cemented inn our trial at the Peiho. be
lieve there was not a men In the fleet who did not feel it
growing tip within and I sure there are thou
sands, ti I Ma; L tia4 goy millions, at ladlt bides ot the At-
I tulle. *llO Nvtil join me in the lervent wash that Gies.
lieling of brothernood Ills) take (teener end deeper root
In both lands.
Tho London Tunes, in nn editorial in which it ten-
Imre. 41diniml lions for his too great contidepue and
voneotquent &Nat. cot:chides its remnrks as inflows
" It is more einiy . to found titan to tentage supremacy.
left in Ma execution of the duly which demo!, es upon
Englund and France it is en unwpeakable gratification
to find [fiat xo nio) rely, at all events, on the ayinha
fines of the treat Anglo-Saxon Republic. kWh:ltem er
mat be the intuit of the fight. Rutland will never for t ref
t he dam a lien the deeds and words of kindly AiWhtleital
6u.nrtlned and condoned her Stricl,q; 4rriots on the
waters of the Patio.'
Other Ehrbsh
,iournals also acknowledge the kindly
Sympatht of the Americans.
The official despatr hey of Admiral Hope ere published
in the tez•tte, but add little of importance to the ac
t omits already
FRANCE,
The Park ft•Sp1 1 11111:11L of the London Glo b e re:last
l Vie nailer that the Empress kil‘olllo IN nest-nte, and
currency too report tint the Princess Clutilde
it m a slim! tr intete,nut situation.
Tho London Thriet' Pans correspondent says it stab
stated th•tt 12 ISM frenelt troops had been ordered to be
hold in read:nee' to depart to Chin a . Ge. w oo m e „
os talked of tor the command,
goo,o a anatrtiptitoci,Witie in Vans of a tendency to
an as:ueiuentlwta ran Enslaut and France on the rub-
Jet t 01 a European Congress for the settle tne ot 01 Italy,
The) were. Itowet er. regarded as doubtful.
The King of the Belgians was at roarntr. lath the
Emperor.
The Monster of the Interim had issued a eirenbir
I to P fl e l i gn i i10 1 11 11 111 "1 {V ti '' Pr e n ° ;il . :n a t ti stating
not
Inua an Ito yrese, and requesting them to continue
to control the latrtude allowed to the prat metal news
wv..ll.l,tour published on address to the Emperor.
104ted above ten thousand IleriAttlaxelit. Thu, ad
dress confesses :Omen that the warty
[ m s s of pence
tinil j ttlWYtinthitlAt u is t A4Ctig&X-41. 1 1e
future rib Venetia. The address In silent respecting the
retort of the Archdukes.
The . rum papaw, almost wt :Scutt .ect inegalasta.ssa
neat satisfsclitan at he "announcement ol On Anglo
!. rend, esheihtinn Chip.. grid several of theta
o dd a imply mat she union col the two fa gs myna
eraomet-two - countrais, ,t; gh• *wane* to
a rupture. *Pet recent rushers of
•
The deputation. (rein the 4**,0.1m1 - sae te . .
tint Alodelat, on the stilvect ots the ennesatem of
Mose Duchies to Herat:tin. tad armed at Turin. and
were received by Kane Victor thaintatuel on theleth Wt.
'fire following is a telegraphic eummary of the Kin g'•
reply to the dePutations t Ile Just es mitred Itta Mania
to the people of Modena nod Parma fur the smantaity or
their totes for the annegationnf their provinces to Pie&
;dont. by reach they se confirmed the web** ex
pressed by them eleven yearn ago to the Ka as. his father.
l(is Majesty commusd • " 1 agree 111th the desire you
hale the illissioll le ettet
fresh ni ottlestatione of the nation to sate the country
from the disastrous catboat*. aces of n foreign
and to clout 11 barrier %kiwi, Mould tnsrue to our
ma *))then the postessan of Italy to the Itllinos.
'rho ilopitte,t ion Will understand in a hat manner
the 81114 111.1.1 i proceed towards the acrora Wash
roont of the u Isires of (ley Aaterulthes. Armed aWI the
rixlita a loch 1 have neultired. 1 Will support lone 0 10.0
beton, the great Powers, and especially before the
Erato!, Eanperor, who. while ' , Min; the adorning le-
Ito. 01 France, was fighting for the independence of
thy. Ilitrope Inca lecognoted the right of other ouLtnne
to pro, Wt le their security by constituttua a Govern
ment italic ..l defending their !Mattes and [hair tn
da pee011( . 1 , ; rho will neither be lets isr one less gene.
role towards the Italian pros 'nets. The votes 'nor As,
anoldiel hzio recorded. mid the munar oos ..
°junto..
ho pot ti roodit undo! the of piedmont during the
d t) s a the 1 ist struggle. fi Ll e found that firmness le a
hue 111100 with the people of Modena end Parma. •'
The spent his* Mitten) concluded thus: "Therefore,
t need Intl tie in )011, persevere. 1 pill WO) COllKTitilitt
Mt )00 IlitOti the Order and ItiOdt . ent..n of winch too
note given xiioh tganrploe. 111 coder to prove to Enrope
t i th e lt, t hao, know how to go, ern theinseit and
.1 re north, to he citizens nl a free nation."
'rho deputations Itad met a ilk a Most enihnroistie re.
veil tom the eaizehs of Tuna.
• h e National of Parry: :\ unanintoutly
argil the eimlatoattint nl sl.liar la rim AY Pleillttr.
Cho A6‘ , 11114) limner result ed to take into oiler:der,
lion n prop:red to authorise the theinittr to ctnite4,l
tom. int , 31101.1111 of IL 111011 toll. 11114 l 0 br lived.
The 'AV.( 111, , (boor Iraq 1 , 31, hide 1101111 t of rue
Qatar uuustinal the en, um,
1,1111 M.o. wpm,: a gclod . ll ton: entrant. nt
an, at, en put .o.nertl Fatal. rontin 1111ter-111, hie( Oi
OW troops 01 the Rana. lisonl Ins held-
WI • :it Boloina. The ,oliliera dad. tinted \I. tar
Elle:MU:lel Were !lock:fit round lily,
lo'llets I [hot tile health of the tope
w rY monist entirely restored.
The Austral, party is represented as triumphant in
Naples. and 110 reforms are to be expected. A new ant,
rearm intrustri was spoken of. The great land-oa tiers
and others In Venetia tied Alined an Ittldt , Ail to the Eto
poim ot 5531,11. pray ham to I the oil the addition,'
laX, as the annual re, eaue braise the lands cannot
samara such heavy brden./
t lea Natalia! Ast•etolat of henna me, on the lyth f or
the loading nil tin gi, on by alto !inn: to Sarki.l.l . l
it , the dopni I:103 I , llt in Turin Tbe Abseinl4)
niter iiiinninininil) yetli], a ILLin a gated *SO 1 MIMS, nail
191.0111.3112 n deputxt.o to present the address to the
Emperor Nlpoleoll, are liter°. tied.
zi rin.
Prinee Itrohrr Nlettetnielt had quitted Vienna On lot
retina to Pant.
'rho London N'renort Cerrefq.nldflltSpit It is
evrilent that It owe Mettorniele• rooorron led to the re
coot note 111 the l'Aris Mourteur, het it 'eat hardly to it
to a recall of the son erere rot nil :11oderot and Tusenity.
At the s•una trine AustriA coral cues to rperease hes
.arenttla m flats. where there are now palp s
let 4.114.0 nr lislho/0 French troop,
O}III3IANY.
•
Great disappoint mew t, as telt in Gelman) at the repl,
en 01119 the l'r nee fluent of Proem., to the petition,
for federal reform. The movement Was. holleser,
:deathly prottresstag.
At Frankton-oil-the-Maine 3 meettng of the "Society
of Friends 11i rho ' , client Censtoutoot been h e m,
nod xas attended by one hundred and tattpOrtioll9. The
I elk., mg ri solution Soil p. 1.5011: "k:i nee the ferination
ill a eltl(outl patty in tiers:ran,. lor the purpose of pro
moting the 111011 and liberal des elopineur of their •tt
and eoininon fatherland has becomes reality • the under
signed de hereby establish:ln samention to he located
at Franktort.on-the-Maine. The aim of this society
shall he to labor line (lie patriotic oleects of the
mill all mailable lawtol means. aid more. especiall) to
tako Upon ita.ll the moral task el linking the people
more and more conscious of the awl and ineans ill the
mw errant which is beingldeate!: ited throughout the
whole of our fatherland. A committee of to eh 0 was
charged with the management of the assoccitton.
The Latest News.
Loa nirc, Sept. 17—A. M.—The London Doily News
.rttele I of 1'5.13) es sq.. sii)s.
InusinesS red, al. increased
hromelet Pres:tiled to-u:.) m ilia stock exchange. The
linpro, elite'. In rho hinds Bola ale OXroOded 1-1401 pen
cent., hilt le some of rho other departments or the stock
exchange. especial!, in the tear :tint for British railw is
mkt,. the tirinionilor Moo a is lute obs,atTalilo. The
demand ler money Was brisker, and S' s '.as the lowest
r.lte toe bills of the first class.
No gold mat sent until toe bank to-dal. The hank re
turn shows an increase of emir and bullion during the
week entlin.: on Wed:lest! tr of .t:tit,n.Sk Another or
ett'e feature Plan int•roaso of [Mart) three-quarters of
iii the re.er , e•
rh o Loudon City Art:ele of Friday evening
eats:
uoio rather dull at the openimg this
ernin,:, lut hate elosed with rend, ed firmness. 'I he
fkolll ell'. al attributed (litho circumstance of the rice
Ltrno>elloraon rho China news. shim in.: a (11•{,
I, he) back There lins been an int:reeked demand for
name, to day, Ned at the honk the appligaticos for d•s•
count x VI, VII n 1...16er scale.
roll, ay market xhoua halo chatwe during the
castor pit of the day, but tenant the those, esre,ially
°diem' hours, a nearly general:o,lin° look 1.1 u c tit ly
lo !, iier cont.
hi the Colonial markets tibk meek supplies of most
kiwis of praline liars here In r,e• and, xith the excep
tion of some nitwit's aileded by the Imo liens trots
Clone, limer prices Ilan. been ,tablislied. Th. trade,
Weever. do not appear greatly anxious to increase
their tt Ors.
An extonsi, o business in tea has beentsiisactedsinee
the einifirmatten of the d'sastrittie none trout Chill,
'rho attention ill speeul nunatultlealers, Illy of whomwere short el gtockm, has been clued, directed to the
voilinten and medium kinds of Congini, w lit, h Ir,t e ed
itedm t:cit lit el on last. ec l.'s I treat and
the market closes firm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The'London 'Mors o.evotes a loath! , :Wale to the
pa,a,o3 in Lord Stachope's speech at Metairtope, Lola
platoot4 of the cat:lemon of Irtelooeo front the present
tioveronlent.
'rho channel Ileet arrived at l'lmouth sesta ri
morning. noel anchored in the Z4coul
The tookhni operato 03 are Lradualle refornins to
Work at the o'al houses for a day's a ork, role
the dotal/pent and others not.
11r,TITTED.—.1. couple of young men, of rather
genteel appearance, entered the +tom at N 0.330 Market
street, esteril,t) minim., and Joni rod to O[6llllU the
Ihrectirty for a short trine. While one M them wax
brolly ettrareil 111 looting over its prizes. his companion
slipped it piece 01 cloth ruder ig COAL This movement
tins °two ., houm er, and the maul %ere taken
mu.tial , . Upon searehins them it was found that thew
Veal!, lime made is tilt hue i while pockets,tloutitlerw tn
t elided for eitivealinz zoods obtained m this meaner.
her were taken lielore Alderman Brazier , where they
wore identified by a number 01 ntorektvrets Alto hat it
hi e ly I,er metimmetl 11) them. the accused, who
z Ave 6,11131110.10 t John :tenders and Otto Miller, N , pie
committed to All'eA et.
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The Anglo-French Difficulty with Chinn
/I(PORTANT LETTIM FP.O3f POSE. TATTNALL
[From the Washington Constitution of Friday.)
We publish below a most interesting letter from Flag - -
Officer Tattnall, commanding the United States squad
ron in the East Indies. to the Secretary of the Nnvy.
giving an official report of the circumstances which led
to the engagement on the l'eitio between the allied
squadrons of France and England and the Chinese, and
communicating some very valuable details relative to
this unexpected and unornentons event
itaa7s FRIGATE POWllarial. Flag-ghee. H. I. Squad
ron. oft Pedal River, July 4.1 . 610.—5ir: The tart
de
spatch which I had the honor to send y ou reported this
ship, in compans with the chartered steamer Toey-wan,
at sea, silt the Yang -tae. on her way to the Perho, with
our ni roister to China, Air. Ward. and suite en tese,d.
That gentleman has reported to the Government the re
sult of interviews and corresponden, e with the Chi -
none cosmossaroners Shanghae. shall only refer.
therefore, to that subject so far as is necessary to your
understanding. the Circumstances which placed no in a
very unexpected pneition on our arrival at the Perim,
and produced as unexpected results.
The Chinese conummuoners were those with arborre
our late unntster, 31r. Reed. concluded the treaty trot
year at Ttent-sin, and with 'whom he subsequently er
r:wed the tend at filinerhae, where they have re
mained ever since. In the interehance of visits be
t seen these Connuissonere and Mr. Ward. the latter
was escorted by a number of the officers and sixty ma
dines of our squadron: this Dein, net. only suited le the
r: nrty of Mr. Ward, but intended nee ennepliteent
t.
the Chinese commissioners. to a Sum Air. W ar d , fla t,,,d
to exend thgreatest cons.deratron.
Mr. t Ward informed them that La was on his vas n.
Pekin to exehanre the treaties. which it was 0ta1.41,1r%
on both parties to do, cm or before the IRIS of June, may
neer at haat'. They replied that. !myrtle mistiest the
treaties, they Mott themselves exchange them: thee
they could not rerteh Pekin frnm Shan:time in lese than
sate dale. and that ha agreement watt Lord Rim, th.-
late Brifieli embaemilor. they were expected to reins,.
at Shanahas until the arrival of the Present BMWs
minister. Mr. Bruce.
Mr. Ward then offered to exenenee nur treaty a:
Shanglme, hick they ei %tied on the Stoned that (Le
treaty was at Pekin. and the.proposed to Mr. `Vera
that he should remain at Slitnelme until the arrned of
the British minister. Mr. Ward. atecenh dontrune
their sincents. inn spirit of consideration and torbeer.
ancesccepted the proposition. thus anteing the specified
tune of exchange.
The British minister. on his arrival a der or two ni
ter, refused to hold official intercourse with tile tont ce,e.
onicrs. 011 the ground insi understood rte that Palen
arl". the Piece specified in the British treat, for the ex -
change, ern' that he Was ore his way there. fur that nal -
pe.e.
Unsuccessful in their endeavor fe detain the British.
and to reopen the nerotiations at Shalt:tine. the coin
asione ra arpare tale yielded. and despatched courier
(who they said would ern% e m a week, to Pekin, to
prepare as they said) the authorities for tire arm-slant
reerletion of all the ministers and their convey anee
a.
Pekin, where the treaties would he eXelonged by a see
comlinssloner on the :;tie June. the ill, specified in
the British treaty. The commiseionere notified Mr.
Ward of thiearranzement, and requested hi m to
pans the Brinell and French to the Pearo. To thus i.e
consented, thereto to it certain extent assuming Lie
erne platform with the letter s
I Will here remark that the. wineentr of the Ch ine ,
eiseirmesioners ea. much doubted at the tune. some of
their countrymen a; Shanghai, declaring that delty sees
their °hue t. as they were fintlijint the Pen a err,
etionele. nod hail phised at cmand a Al 11/I11: prlnee,
ri repotttiOn.who o w a s knwn to g
Inc I err hr.,-
1
tile to the "treaties."
We reached the aneltorese off the Nino on the. ey...
June, where we found the British and French minister.
and their Beet. On my first tetenriew ith the Elms.
Admiral. James Hope. I learned that the mns:era
Enelish and French had announced to the atithrwines
on shore the chapel of their ris.t.•nd that then ehos.T.!
proceed br the river to Tient-sin rat theirs-sr to
Ca formality with their- treaties." The Chinese Ve.t
100 t reel) refused them the weld of the , river—the en -
trance to which they found reef simnel, fortified., e
across whirl. several lines of barricades had been eon .
senieted. The Cninese declared that the near, vi t . , '
are had all narrated es the Peihn a year ems. was on:,
one mouth of the Tent-sin river. and List there
another entrance ten miles to the north.whirh entrance
WAS railed she Polio. and was the esprit referred to
the treaties. The, in:bated that the encrusters shall
remain en this northern entrance seta the amen! of
the corn nusstoners from Shanshee. I %Inch rouid lair he
short of tan menthe.) when anew:ernes:n amid be
made to Conner them to Pekin hs this tante.
The Br itiat and French minrsters.ernanderenx Ors an
erasion with a view of IiCAILICte time to .tryn.;then rhebr
de . Cflee, hail referred the matter to their respeen,e
eoobstructionsrders, who notified the Chinese that if O w
in tier channel of the river were not re
moved by the rah June. the day for the exchactes
of
r-ecties, they would themselves proceed to rem.: 0
,hem s
I will here remark that in the eh:nese charts there is
a small lever emptying into the beaten miles en the tort I,
of this, and which, &remise gradually from the rouv,
of the Pedro as you ascend St. flan its source for in the
interim.: some twenty miles from as mouth it is ton.
fleeted with the rarer we know as hennar heow
creek, said to be closet low. ariel bu finite at
Leigh water.
After due
riverdelleraten. Mr. Ward and I determined te
eider the We had known ere the Peihn. In tat
steamer Tway-was. ns far as the Prime: tiles. as thoreeh
renot Fre n ch . s& basin: been refused co this Enghtt,
and lf the forts should fire tweets our hews b.
brrng us to, we would anchor and commnnieate : if let ,
0, lAN III; u 0 ,:bas. we would retrte.and art accord
,us_l
Twehe Brittsh and one French steeruer. all stol;t.
Ind erer,o,ly Concentrated shin the her. at the
mouth of the neer, just out or tuo.hot of the bet:e
lle,
•
NVe entered the river in exeentien of ncr plan at 11
A. Minn the 24th ultimo. gni natagin.g thrncrh the Brit.%
•iquildron, without cormuunicattnx. pushed up toward s
the herrriers. At this time not n mar, waii to be re e r
the forts, ung a gun In an embrasure. nor, Abbott!).
Pat-stall. were nn the tarr.pets.raws hre
There was nothing to mitirate that toe forts women:y..l
or manned. Subsequently even:s show this to hare
been a deception and andiu, ,s-rode. intendsd. in n o :doubt. lm the ronfidence of their an-an attelt3t3 and she ,
/411/1.4 form, of the. En g! , qh. I to n Trite 3 eOtiditt in nicer
to anon! the tresttes of last year.
lita hhlleleLeheti to withtn three hundred tares of
the first barrier. at which Win!. shretlri we not he Crol
nn. had prat/oathd anchor - lc:. when we grone&d. al. I
(riled in nit our eTorts to Leek elf. The t de wars
fest. and nur equation was critical:tinter:ay frorutheta
mttr with which tire het•enet tnicht demelrsh es. twit.
as we were on the e,Le of a. steep tore,. from the pc,'" -
LIM , / of the steamer Ginner river and Ethnic.
At this rwerent receitoil from AdnuridJinnes tine
nil 311E3013i 3 nil kindness which u_st tlarie nee
filing el litattonr to him. Anise:telt he had reason 1,
think that she great , d he find upon bt the forts. tie stet
a
sun-lost to my aid. with the metric that hid L.
.1 048 ., } 6, 4 to pate op he lifealail have fired On.
• a T1.i 71 .1• ere egpected gee me
Ttlei gtra-bot failed in her efortst o •
etwil tilstrre- belo, err tilistartid - ttrA, - -Aie&W
••Toasewisee What -.sane 'fikmr dra,r4
despatched a seeemtetta•bnat to me. nzil, or h er
tire). At lug' disparities:l.l,lth the tonarisowegaml ten..
roaiolier that) *bank! hoist on koang of her lhe Amer,
cot
(Wien peteoll3l f-14. I naeitlairt:
ore sairraiiiatwat. hoverer. of Me nerecesat
er. • _. - - ,- . 7 _l4.e.s2smpftaltat Wei
Tbd Tourwan tga., slew nrl. fat:rush:hi land ("rtainerasa
Mel water. ANact two . I)n. n 4 Op. we eel heron
aner eroroutif, lee el.(
a hint to the eatitreat left. lath
the IntetPretere. to ant,m the e0run5,,7,1„..-",-"'''''"'
the American mimetic was it, hoard
ids leery Ile Ttettgant sou raw, , w's-urnn, nn
treaty ands Illnietst3o,l:l3; Witte 3 One
Ten at Sheatall3o.
t L t
They
t f:: .1 a re u:n
o t at t h h i e t e h "e
e t F r a:t i ‘ h: ,. l
ano der, .. 5 3 t o to a - . t e
s tar pasted
o i s :lich err ,31.1
toen alitiointen to meet the ministers at the eol•th.
Mao ithaerfoil, thterila, assnersegueetty
li tr e s, or e nis itysies aril crl I 3 lel- CoJetrt 11. :I•is in
the Altbourta tros interpoiterit a•toaae../,,,
i fsthe boat lot :ea , : Ito ..loric..efial* trti, rer
tiro not eorto.t:,l to siitinssiih
The Toee-wait 8,-thel4 late la the evente:.. win., L'.
seen ell last Cos lititish yore a •
h l:-
TArently far arvin , &
i 1 there'. Ott- 'j ir'w^ t 1•
Mont of the harnol and tl:ow tine, ter, ,
iirht. co. in it •..eir al n•'.. oc nos,: o
ant i , their outfit-3ns. The British •it no- ht
moos ell with tl.e.r Kra:, a t s, r ti on ti,.
: but the Chinese If ..tore..l it in th- tun:roar.
At 140 P. ea the tsth. teed,.spee i fied for t l •e et
chance of treaties. the British •t - i0.,1 Up the rit or ;Or
corners. Admiral Hope lieldint in one flu the coa
Pau a hole force tool/idea onle t-lr iat3...incoatte
000 Frensh t ?vies siren.. of s
till pitted despatch ressis, earn ant In alt -thojt fits
su.ir rhos :tad o n Island of Sonic C:itness
nttla !Villa '1 of ,'.e river. a reserve,., 1 5 .,• 5 e
men lel ion one,
On the t ,, e fir.; •s; rrier, • he tit •
s•titilenlr 5W11 . 11,4t r a , / rnen, and a • Af aLtt , fore Poe.
Ser. heat 111111. •,13 nprile, 4 nlllllll
k r. 41, in the Li 1 ,
1111 1.001 !hit's er. t•
ittotnept tr 0111.1.11 11,1 r th , spot • ;
erithiiiite.l the Jo thit.ah as it t.P. F.,. •
v.;tli niti.t deter, nod fit , e, ti
ti. shin l,l4, here .1 •1.:rea... ,
he lII,' t efil/...•
Ns, etoriftv poni en . ritei! on 1/, Ail
nearest HAZ1T.,..1 ix , 1 1n iti,l'i!eJ.l,l beret
eat till he shifted hi. ear t . v%•••
trig hte oi the first. Li ~ • 1 NhittPit it • Oiir•
rip?. of !Le liner 11 -
nPr.n the tire N• 93 eiii,entr• - , ,, , °nth° ;
Admiral,
6% Coo, t hen, t P. M., seven: or 11 tn.l
amt it 1r evol.ett to Ole thot roth,.; e0 ,•,1
Ida him to extrte,te hiro.elf. 1,141 retire I-ot.l the
rontlict. hot the rererveof hoati ar, t PI, 1 Al
I.lllkt. ha. I! OA t„ie t . onion I „,,,,
for the et - In:tied Inst. , to stew. The ''here .n •••
bolt+ nowtue. •lie 13„I roty.,
hht ,u, s.leht owet cat freer tall
Lt 0,1,131• ha s - fot I,trkl. L.
the Advarll •r,l the 1,0%!:.
, After h - 4.1 t. I held n lt
wh M-.
'lO nt rt`.ll enh lIIP I erlert Icy-t.unJer
toner. of nor positins with the - n..:1 , •b stsl thee, I
Athmrnl 11,1 timdered no the ds, before. I
Tess !lin to tow tho bolts to lee 'eller. I i.mle
which was thsnlifelly and promptly - necepted.
boils us, tor ton: lost to hawsers. which 1 veer.•l
nstein. I inostell on Mr WATiI nr.,lllls spite too, op I
Toe. -wmi.snd soinson loud one of the tunt.A. for
sons thst ,:ill be 01,.,,,ta. Ito it tar: , y
ed, snub left us. but soon retqrned in one of trio •
tle,krtnt tint. the Trk-1-,,,, t woe h•T
.
and was tomcornier fire NA , ih nriprotiati ~ and en,
violent.... hem - mild remain her. 1 reluctant', y .!
to hot e al:ant impulse.
At tin. 11111 P 3301 m: Brit osi offseer r•ivie to Ire ftoiro
the a e n. a_eo to .cta that the en. ant eitinfral m
dan;erouily mounded. aril ha,! Ins o 'en left. iia
(the la:Brett had two toil, sunk in rearhin t toe.
towed the Lirits throu-h the British on , to witli.n n
O t ort ‘l,llnCe 01 the nOlinral. fl, in:
the Cormorant. when. ca‘t,, ,, , erf, retired
rear of the line. near t! e Frerrh run-1,,,t. and an
shored for the I took ',it Irish:
enable Me I,i the wonnoJPvi. allat. should lusts
punk. to rescue their erecs
Alter araibetinr, 1 *outfit of the admiral not of 1‘
elm:drool kindness to tee the dam betere. which. ir e ,
an to nitride on alien pro_
r, n • for act.nn, 1 1,1 in no way aet ac,non
therefore. with net Bar lieutenant. Mr. Trenr'il rd.
meet in no itarze to root lit.. aVh , n 'with, a tel -
ler( 01 the COTIIIOI.IIII 3 round , het ':rock the boat.
killed 11.1 cosswain. tad thrt,,,t ins e,
lieutenant. We fortunatela relehed Corinorai‘•
lielnro the boat entirela filled I the :Wool,'
me on lon hill rter deck, bad:, tr o „ o dod. I
hint I had called ha pa, him my tespeetg. and to ex or
my reeret at h.a condo bon. After r211 , -tlnln.; nn n,7•1
the COIIIIOI3O nhtnt !PH 11 :to, to, I t,..1%
of an Enalish boat that mss vas.int; to tetum to 11.•
Teo-yen.
The COtlll3ritlt after this W.'S sunk, and the adinir-ii
slotted hie flur to a tourth es<,'!. the Coromandel...-.
tumor. 1 belie' 0. uniireceJented. et ,hums „
doi idalile sidor under set) it,heartenin: arid
hopeless circumstances.)
At di i ,`,„ &spent, atte:nr:ar -, ,
ha Iloilo. from boils. to storm the loch. Fit the. xt.
in nuillip orsabletherass,and the assailant. , were reee
m tree
(In the followinc Thudat and niolit of 5 ., 111`'4
tei —the Action st.llceatinutuz. Lail the fi•e ,
Loot ,Ipit tot—l found the t of Vie 1.7,71.5 h sense's', o
sunk and that the tett minder had an ,th,j n In a tan
,Intent and ruler (rota t stn cou'd es.
retire out of oun
I now, prepared to return to the rowhata n
Mr. NVatil, lilt heat calied ou I,,rd Corrine-c. ,
tvlo, leave of the ailintral. and also on 1- - iartiti—i f. r --
6unbo.nt-to Inellll, ali the F rein It -
caillt.) whom I bail fruit on 1,0 , rd tips Coniesn•n!e:, I
on the nlmusl, and s.h-sbad nali.,e;uent'..y tee,
nunded.
!deterred my deverttire. t , f 1) , t I 110: tit to,.
to their et -ca. imothe socnee
re•li 'tin, tl 11.111t,t, I
11,1'1 . 005-1,3M into limn IlArl or. in r.nre ot L e. te nn •
.4111..1(01,1 flf.“ lit toe l'onhrtta•t.•dt ••••• to
rat
Inollth of th.ltirt,t. out of foe. o
our neuttlittv. Att., C[rit
perferriato of this did., tot ta, enty -bier honrs. he tc
ieteed
The se t ofscera with I:12 in Cie Ti.ey-wau on this .er
ice mere C ul lion Pearson. I, nits T1.7.11Ci1171' 91,1
t`3111111./1. 311 of the roe hatanr and Mteldn• roan Ater
chan. use Grnto/1(01.n. en_itnoer
cita tinto Archer. Captain A. S. Taylor. of 11-e
ion ripe c ore, ,v,ot welt ilte. I hale to thank thei
for their .1c
, on. John 11111. who,' 17,,th I hare .o
true the eon ill 301171 31111,‘Lary Bart. non hi
at .inure, a, 1 ono Island. lle was ac lot i.
Pft soon.; door:later elsltt :teat-SOM. I Shell COI,' • -
mrate the sod CS ent to iif• •and an II
linen lie ..ut ported will 1a entitled tot pei , ..nt. teas i
leer the favor nitou. Sir. as at thy p•oret paters
hell M hied at the departineet. t it •`••
turn Fe issued m ithout tittn,e,ttor) de's , Hart list
been a lou4 torte rn the asst. I, .51.4.
filteen
The F:nolinh retired this tr.orn•tu from tit^ r ter. I
toe recolered Kul broo4ht opt theca of :101l .31'W-1
se...els:and destroyed the Their .0.5 to Iv ~•
four hundred ond hilt killed and mow Jed. the'll 1.1
twehe French. El4ilt OffieerS are killed.
three wounded; anion,. the mounded are the four stn or
oflicern. the
rob And the I- Len le-
,k,„„. T r , . t ,ilt. 'The) otls,,led Mall 51031 Its 0:5 e n
dred men.
I tun; tar, wa i t ace it re,pecr on
TATTNAI I ,
..
Fhz Odieer etelennedtnt i-wo io•
The lion. 11 roc, , Oren VI() of 'hi , cc,
(toone addres.3) (200
(to adtlre“ or