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Boors AND awns.
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p.boost,opm.orm, of II T ad *how styli. new,
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1 000, 2 :YAIU)S
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goodfrgymo. ISO CECKSTIktIrr 130eig,'
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BUPBX OHILEE4Lf CANPETH. loot ofonod. new
tiles. St • • No. ho CHESTNUT Stroot.
IiROTHER.
10,000 YARDS
ENGLISH .TAPESTRY CARPETS. -Just reoeleed, to
be fold st ONE DOLLAR A YARD. , „. '
' • No, V CHESTNUT Street,
& 13ROTHER.
AN INVOICE
NEW BTYLBO EKGLIBH BRUBSELS,
hut reolivedt7thispien
14AILy' BROTHER,
''- •'Na. al9 CILIfiITNUT Street;
M E .: 13 ,4 L10N
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A.44.1r4 i',4O:7IIROTHER,
TOSAWAtrOltwr amt.
lot, from daatioa, at
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1860 . . ;1914111 . STREET ,1800
WAREHOUSE,
ABOVE' CHESTNUT STREW, No.' 47. •
SPRING IMPORTATION
Of Velvet, Brune* Imperlal Three-ply, ga g e r In
grain. and Venitiaa
CARPET - ING S
OT Nay AND Illtairrtin nucleus.
Fresh Canton Straw histtings. , white and eolored, of
a governor quality. Also, a large sesottmemt of Oil
Clothe, Rugs, Draggetl6 Crumb Cloths, andAthslish.
Buie, ithins.Dooridsts, Alit% an Wm)* of Clll
- COCOA MdTTINtiBw of various widths. '
JOAN , LEMON,
SUCCESSOR' TO
itloltAlit)4l. HUNT,
Manufwithrer, Importer, and Dealer.
CARPETINCik.
•
• EiEORGE
MANUFACTURER. AIATTI N AND DEALER ke IN CARPET
- ; MODGs.
WARRHOUBB,,I44 NOBEILTHIRD STREET.
ialo4m., ,
BILTENETT. '
- , SEXTON. Ai '
SWEARINGEN
(=often' of
FANCY GOODS.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN BOSOMY.
MEN'S /MANNIKINS ROODS,
LADIES' DERSICTRIMMINGS.
SHlRTS—ShothendNo. 419
p MARKET
TRIBEL
fO4-tanNl ' •
DUHIUNG & 00..
Non. 46 and 415 NORTH XOURTH. STREET,
An now Xlllollols, bY nadosasive arrivals from Bo
coo. task-
SPAIN,6I - IMPOItrATtONS
ow _
ENOLIND. AND.GDRIMAN .
• *lol3.l:FeWir.
'NAV* AND AMALL WARNE,
81064 80. k and Th ad—and solicit to in
miscillit"rof • 00X111P1404 and well,annorted stook—
MiItiCLILLT'ADAPTAD TO Boagnsim AND VTESTEWO
pHILADEL•pau • -
'42I•AS-FIXTVItE.NVbRIKEL
WARNER MISICEY„
,
MERRILL.
MANIITACTITIIif.
STORE No. .711 ORESTNITT STREET,
- PHILADELPHIA,
WARNER, PECK, & CO.,
No. 610 -BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Would respectfully Inform the publio that they aontinna
to inanutsotur• all kinds of
HAN FIXUREE, LAMPS, GIRANDOLES,
BRONZES. ice., Au,
And that their large and varied stock comprises the
simplest as well au the moat elaborate patterns, designed
by their Pram& artiste. They also keep at their store,
N 0.679 ItROADWAY. a lime and fall assortment of all
their manufactured goods. Defilers and others are In
vited to call and examine. . , spin -1m
MU.M/XLPHIA.
ooKING-GLAssEs,
L
POATRAIT AND PICITURS RE.EXEB,
ENGRAVINGS, -
OIL PAINTINGS, &c
- N„
JANES S. EARLE & SON.,
IMPORTERS. MANUFACTURNRS, WHOLE
SAL)/ AND RETAIL DEALERS.
ABBEY & NEFF, '
NO. SOS NORTH THIRD STREET,
Have now in store s most ()omelet* stook of
HARDWARE, -
or late importation. and Amsrieen nuunifsoture, wbioh
they offer to the NEAR TRADE on the very Wet
terms. • ava-Sm
MOORE.HENSZEY.& 00.
limowAgs,
No. 4il? MARKBZ and 41* COMMERCE Streets
TO CLOSE - BUSINESS,
HABT a XONToOlari, & 00.,
NO. 522 CHESTNUT STREW,
Will sell est. through this winter aid next mime, their
large stook of
PAPER HANGINGS.'
Gloating of emu eisiety eatiatioted with the nominee.,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIM.
NINFRENCWP
i AlrU nr t AT N PEE CENT. BE
OK
viating their_ Ram Petered.*** es ea
Weßti.akiNS,.
Vett
WOMB SEWING . SILK.
Warranted the best article for SEWING MACHINES.
For We by the Mandreoturer, at the LOWEST
PRICER.
/All=
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fia l 4
f the
P this
ark.
Xi, ROOM k SON,
50..4116 , MARKET • STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
pURE PORT WINE,
FOR
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
0.H.-MATTSON.
apSi ANON and TEM! intaats
LAMPBLACK— r Gro ng und • pureit io in Oil
eAl..oktgit.,
FANCY DRY GOODS.
GAS •F7STIIRES.
LOOKING 'GLASSES.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
Philadelphia.
HARDWARE:
CUTLERY,
and 0111% ,
WAL - EIIOIIIIE,
PHILADELPHIA.
PAPER HANGINGB. &o.
JEIWLADEIYMA,
commompicirrmOiTBENii
Wow ' '& -
Lir1t151,01.9.1,ral •
- WAitESIOUSE..
NO. 118
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of 44, 5-4. and 11,41 Whit* , and' Rod cliooked flor
on, oononfamont. . isoldtown‘
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SHIPLEY, HAZARD, - . 1b ZUTOILINSON,
NO. Ile ORESTNUT Si.” •
vouitissiow,mzßonAsTs -„
,FOl 6111 E BALE OF
• 10 ELPHIA-MADE
GOODS. •
wELLING.-
bg . FFIN, 460,
us inizsTrrcrT 5T3414
Wit by the Psalm*, the folk:lnns desettetions et ;
Al Pt/I 4:44),
Of atanderd makes p.nd'in crest raffekrf
: PRINTS OP STAPIAI4I!WFANCfp BTI7LNE4
*RAM* :AND, BROWN RAIENT/NOR
044 , t -
Q3NAI3VIMIBkiLJ AN.3 - TRIPES. . 'l , .
OORSET nr4ms. SILVALig. ASO NAINEVAftII,
, _CANTON FLANNSL4 MID PRINTED /41 ,
I,laitiMp XB 4TUGHY .13 3 / 4 48, Atito 11.1h1
TONADEB. . "
ALL-WOOL AtiD.VSIOpr OLOTIZ
BLACK AND FANCY CABBIMBREN.
BLACK AND AUXBD'DOBIDLINO. •
BATLNNTS AND UNION • CIABMIIMENt
mhltni TWBBLII, OAINIMARETB, ke.,
DRY-GOODS JOBRigillio
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• Itlagstirines2for , May.
ld't Is to be surmised; from the `marked imprirre
minntwhich • the KntekSrodekel 4, bas . lately man!.
hilted, as well from a hint ific- the Editor's Table,
that Me:Louis` 11. Clark 'has ;renamed the entire
Worthy' °ended' of that ancient and- highly 'es.
teemed-monthly. "The beit • article,•imong • the
misbelleneoug ones, is a tine balled, with •an smug-'
lu conelustoi:Called'" The 'Wolf-Oblige." There
la 'another; pirticularly, !tactual's.; entitled
"Electing a Pope."' This deeeribes what took
piece in Rome, on the death of-the late and at the
„election of the pritemit Pentif. Ldriouveinatlon be
tween Cardinals Lambrniiebirdaid Wears, 10 the
cell of the -latter while the einieleie Were, ballot
ink; is h'ere'mhintely related,' the 'ciliate profess
ing to be "bi en Eye Witiciii." 41' ell the pro
ce'edinge, at each eleetterts,'isre in swain secrecy,'
ode may ask ribs:4ll6i ono of the' Oaidlials ise con
tributor to the Kriail•erbot‘er, whether he' wits in,
Micere's cell' when Lembimiebint 'visited it, and
whettierhe has fairly kept 'hie oath' of siroreey, lit
oommunicating whet lie says Then and thrtivi. took
pliie6 The' angwers Must all be ,id the • negative,
leaving the inevitable' ioneltialon "that Mr: Clark
hes been add by. bin 'contributor: Therele the
coMmeneeinent of a which promises well,
entitled "Trout-book Of the Yeir," and & variety
of lyrtial poems, of various nicrit: In the Editorial
Historical Narrative of the Ifirckerborker," the
contributors chiefly referred to ajo Frederick 8.
Comm and the late William E.
-Burton. - The se
ries called "An Actor's Alifteitty," . • by the latter,
• appeared in'the Entderboaff over twenty ',esti
ago, brit Edmtind'and not Charles keen, is stated,
is the hero of the dramatic anecdotes Bei& quoted.
,Harper's ltlagaziue 'tor May , - completes the
tie 'ntleth volume and' tenth year of that very po.
prilar periodiCal. commenced with the idea of
principally 'reproducing the test 'papers in
foreign' magazines, the success 'of the work
gradually led to the introdisetiori 'of original'
articles and original Illestiations. For, the
bet five yearal-with scarcely' any exception,
61176 in favor of Tbacheray (Whose present hovel is
likely, at 'lts present rate eV Oviform, to be cen( ,
plated dobleirhete abent thdcomineneerdent of the
twentieth century), nearliall the paPere
Vretione hive' been* oriental,' and it is . esihnateti
that not lens than 8800,000 has been' Paid,' since the
dieseling was Commenced; to its A.therletin, Authors
and Artiste. ! NCI other periodicil inthewerla has
Made such an outhiyAs thb;' - lceause • none other
Could afford it, • Th 6 Oreteitt :number has deveral
ilinetrated•artieles : lotingings in' the Footprints
of the Pioneers-i-It'aleieli and his City; the °Cm
meneetnent ore series; by Mr: E. 0: Squitir,•npen
Altana Monumeits of the Untied Stated; the Silk
Worm; and Mister Oharley'd Prite-fight,, this last
BilleW, we think. Theother tiperi are "of
interoit also, including a further chapter of
Faye rioier and •Charlotte Itionte'in Lest Sketch
(both of which We bad already Malin the Catnkill
Maivtine),. a einradar' story of Double iletsolaus•
ness, by' he Hee: Dr. :rimier, au Irish Sketch, by
Anthony 'Trollope, and a good,'aensibli artiole,
upon Cernetefles. How &Peen! upon billion, dated'
Alabama, came into this ntegsiine has Puisled'Uir:
In the first place, the subject bas been Written' to
.death ; Dulwer, we Abink j has done moat justiee,
with the lyre, to the blind old bard. Next, the
poem covers seven mortal octavo pages, and is
Immo four hundred lines long. Thirdly, it- is in
blank verse. Lastly, it is not particularly good.
The Editor's Drawer, in the present number of
Harper, contains many racy anecdotes and charac
teristic traits.
Thirty-sixth Exhibition of the Academy
of Fine Arts. .
i[hs Saturday evening:the rooms of the Academy
of Eine Arts were well filled with a choice repre-,
setation of artists, critics and "first society,"
inidted to a private view of the pictures and nether
wdrke of art, arranged for the Annual Exhibition,
which opened yesterday., The public owe a debt of
gratitude to the managers for the disorimtnatiug
taste which they have exeraieedin thEseleotion of
the additions for the present season. Whilst there
is a commendable promiaenee of 'works from the
best of our native artists, the, foreign contributions
are pf a high order. ,The portrait opidemio, which
his too often covered the walls with unprofitable ein
vats, appears this season to have passed over the Aca
demy very lightly. The character of the paintings,
as a whole, is a decided Improvement upon that of
many previous displays, and gives earnest promise ef
improvement in the right direction. There are very
few poor pictures, lees then the usual proportion of
mediocre ones, and large number of such vogues
tinned merit as to earn for their creators a rich
mood of fame.
1860.
We can only enumerate a few of the more no
ticeable, 'melt as .struok us upon a rapid cursory
glinoo, • Hereafter we hope to do fuller jotioe,
after a more careful examination.
here are threettittkamp's—Nos. 88, 55, and'6s.
These aro Idealizations of EOM respectively pia
lured in " Lear," " Romeo and Juliet." and "The
Two Foscari." There are two of Schlesinger:—
NC. 56, "Master is Out," and No. 76, "A
Return from El Dorado "—which we are certain
'will be more looked at than almost any pictures
there. The latter contains a whole story in itself,
aid is sure to bring the most apathetic spectator
into instant sympathy- There are two of Oswald
Aehenbaok's—No. 28, "Early Morning," and No.
45, an "Italian Sunset "—in both of which the
management of light and !Made is perfectly won
derful. • Of the gifted Blower there is a fine sped
men—No. 66 from \ tho Carey collection. If we
are not mistaken, this was exhibited in the Acade
my before. It is a study In itself. No. 23 is a
Venus of steinbriick, far more suited to the popular
taste than Page's Venus.
From American artists there are some very va
luable contributions, going to prove that in the
world of art the New World is keeping pace with
the Olt Of Mr. Rothermel'e. there are thred
espeolally characteristic—Nos. 117, 307, and 822.
Tho first of these, "The Death of the Doge res
eed'," is a remarkable speoimen of grouping, and
of exquisite coloring. ' No, 95, "Hamlet and Ophe.
lia," by Mr. Scheussele s deserves special mention.
No. 96 is a moat Relate gem, by Mr. Waugh, in
tended as a child's portrait. Whether the likeness
be faithful is of little moment but the easy grace
and inimitable expression of the childlike figure
renall most strikingly the style of Sir Joshua Rey
nolds. It is a most 'happy success. Mr. T. Bu
chanan Road has a well-executed and most cha
raoteristio likeness of Mr. Joseph Harrison, Jr.
It is painted with spirit as well as care.
' There are several fine Cuban pieces, by Mr. E.
D. Lewis, exhibiting striking fidelity to nature,
and clearly indicating a brilliant career of lathe to
this young and talented artist.. No. 147,.gi Wreck
ers in the Bay of Fundy," is by Mr. E. Moran; and
is one of the finest marine pictures •we • have yet
seen of his. Mr. T. Moran has two excellent ma
rine pieces, Nos. 123 and 131. No. 274 is from Ha
milton, and in the style of coloring in which he re
vels. Mr. F. D. B. Richards, the eminent photo
grapher, here shown himself to be also a fine paint
er. His composition, "A Souvenir of Italy," is.
indeed, a very striking and effective piece. Among
the hotographs by this artist is the fine.portrait
of Madame Colson, executed by aid of Shiva's so•
lar 'camera.
In closing this briar notice, we must draw atten
tion to certain curious works of art by Remmlein.
Nos. 430, 438, and 437, being copies in enamel of
well-known pictures of Rubens, Rotor!, and Gerard
Dow. They are more exquisite in tone and color
than miniatures on ivory.
We trust that the season will prove profitable to
the managers. Our citizens should take It doep
interest in an' institution like this, which has al
ready done so much to foster native art and to ele
vate the artistic taste of the country.
[For The Press )
Sponsegitkig Stanzas.
TO HER WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEY.
At night, when on my couch I seek repose,
Swift Thoughts like Harpies fierce my twain assail,
Thereon inflicting sore and countless woes,
And goading it to Reason's utmost pale.
With pitying horror at my fate I quail,
As hoartward then I turn my streaming sone,
And there behold the gash profound, and feel
That naught I have to cure It will !HMCO—
That comfort I must find alone in team and sighs!
Bit Steep, at length, subdues my wearied frame—
When she, the lovod one, in a dream spooars, -
liar sweet face radiant with a glory-flame,
As to my bed-nlo neat elle softly veers. -
With tender hand mho wipes away my tears
Whilst bliasfal joys her eyee seraph,. d:
And transiently I feel no grist nor fears— '
Till waking soon 1 find the \icon fled,
And grim Despair his black wings shaking o'er MY
head!
APRIL 330E60. N. R.
CLERICAL' FOECEI OF TER GOVEREKERT.—The
following is the number of the elerloal force em
ployed in the Departments at Washington
State Department
Attorney General's office
Department of the Interior
Treasury Department
Post Ogee Department
Navy Department .
War Department.
Total
Buooolior to
. .
This only comprises the clerks in the different
departinente, and has no referencia 'to Isiah bilkers
as "draughtsmen, engineers, ourebyore,' and 'tbe•
different , boarde.
831 MARKET Bireet.
: :, TWO
.;ICEP.ITS.
3 .
Latter: 'from ; ~, tic,Cainlinal.",
1
I _ nespondesof, of The Preis,(, ,• , , ,
_, ,
•' !Wssnistoron, April 22,
.1860: - .
il must amend my petimare of 'Friday. Every'
blur inpresses the choruses of Judge Denies.. Col.
Ofrfs ooiip,4:etst. intakinglessession of the Demo.
orntio Convention of SontL,Var,o ll iots which sitar
mid in putting bids on the , itoketler , the, Vice Pre-'
si army, has -created a ioakahal44 fPFDnagiats
a d, the' apprehension ; that .he 'LXIGIck'. Giant"
wj
aid be overwhelmed by an extreme lasalrienti,
in nt hail- been diecipated. The laiegraybio dee,
p soh whigh I isent you on Friday emoting,- to the.
0 eat - that 'Tennessee, -Nortb :Carolina, .pasts ,of
a nt i
abaa.an& Maryland, 111 4 WgiblY: A 1 0 4.4 .1
d Virginia, would go for Douglas, has been on.
amed by other intelligenee received tide morning..
.'
The following =despatch- itt the forelleposerr,
whiob I am informed cornea from , a correspondent
oil a leading Repabliasom paper in Pennsylvania, is
an evidence in the -came . direetionv and-yea, need
ndt be surprised if Douglas should be nominated,
on Tuesday or Wednesday.. Berg s tbsdegmktch
(Bpeoial Desplkteh from Chasleotoml
Orradreros;April IL—Senator thoeidel Meth* drY
here, and he 'eat be noggins* if he ose, bre* the line
of;oottoo, eketee ;,othennee.- hot. , Efforts Aye making.
for a doutherneombinetion. but itosiooesefollr he'yet:
Ater Douglas, Mr. Guthrie will be soused twit' lie
,
dowdy.
I'entisylvarda is invited to cave in early. ' The
miblithedietter Of Fried' W. linglies,4 delegate
(rem the '13641101 district, to'Hon. Wm. 'Mont-'
gcimery, one of the delegates' at large', is al/leer
minifestrition 'of 'hie'dhtpoeitirinlo yield , to the
wishes of-his nonstudents. ' Stiehmen'af,lteilly; . of
this First district,- Randall,• of the 'Second, Jelin
R4berts, of the `Fifth, 'Wilson' , of the 'Seventh,
'Lauer and Clymer, of theAdighth,'Nerth, of the
Ninth, Gioninger, of the Tenth, George If: Smith,
of the Eighteenth; and allAhe Western leleganti,`
will ndt remain 'many hours in lib uneertain, and;
least of all, a *hostile - attitude "I - am disposed to
think ; toe, fliaiMite Jenny, in tlearOrtheleeifelg
in favor of Douglas,. at Charleaten,.; will present
a united front on the iteondoe third ballot.
- Should : Douglas be, nominated, what will bisOome
of , the Admialitration :Arc's 'f Whet will • the,
fichtthern secessioniste.do 7- 'What comae will :the
MOIL take who have - denounced Donglag.lla worse
then Seward 1 - • Hew 'can the Consfitutsms; -
Duchanan's organ, after hervintpoutisd the vials of
wrath upon the' heed of Douglas, chmigiefrout and
gliehini even` si decent srepribiii? "It
teresting,` apeetaeleFici siMoh"the agordaing'
bulatiOns 'of Of the ;4iffriennee'reniy'ynteridii ‘ '.
to: hitterly ifiraYed" .' it f4ghljt
probable;htnieirer,' that 'the pre exit '
of,Douglas.may proye.t#lii4ftt great weakiesa,, iii
Joist in tile respect,- ,tint, Mr.
Dright,And all those who train wider,thair ;
, perceive that his nomination is, igeyitable, .they
may compel four or five Southern States to secede
from the Convention, in,widoti,,event,,wilktlie idd
'Deese Sonthsto Ankl9: l *Trar, they, exim/ o . l _bic7
off four or five lionthera ?tides. Whethes:thiaerair
traction from the .Convention and thei erpstienof
an iodePendslt FrilaniUtion against Dougglas In
the South will not be more than made aphy s iessee
dons in the North, remains, to be mum. ommot
be denied, th at n sudden and magical change has,
- Collie over the city Of Washington within the last,
twenty-four hours ; and I predict, Diet, if the teler_
Os ph : should announce the •ISSmizliticsk „of ;Ms.:
Douglas, there will be sucks demonstration:in this
'oily as lea: never boon witnessed. Thom:who
have heen„assaiiing, him : . Will, gorse- forward - ILO
.give him their adhesion. ,'TheriOrili.be agreed
bye feast at the City Hall ; .and,, although there
will be discontents and malcontenti , yet the-tide of
feeling - will be so strong as to be almost inasiatihli.
Should he be niade the Dernooreillo i cendidato it
will be a remarkable, tribute -to bonbons mil
ment. It will be,' at the same Gem; nieriani blow
against' dlaunionlets of the, South. ' Hennl come
in for a large share of the harvest resulting from
the expesare of the treacheries end eorrnptionsed
the Administration, for neither , hiinselt not
hie friends have been implioated •in any
of these expornyen. Argue as we • May,
the declaration of Mr. Sherman, In hie tate
speech at the Cooper _institute, in New York, that
the Douglas rebellion in the Democzatio,party bad
greatly assisted the Itepohlioans, contaiue . +epee! g.`
nant philosophy; and every effort mashy Gm Ad.
ministration to demoralize the strength of, the
" Little Glint' , will only add to hie MIMS In the
free States. There are thousands, of minfiCthe
ranks of the general Opposition who # imder sash
circumstances, will gladly give him their'supPort.
What Chicago would do in that event letioconing
matter of constant inquiry. , „Jelin lifoLean's nouns
has lately assumed inorrotterice, and-irtlie Copsti•
tutiontil Union , Coniention, which is to, lie held in
Baltimore on the 9th of May
,nexti'ehettid prenint
his name, and-this suggestion should be ratified et
Chicago, a very animated; though I 'an not flank..
"very doubtful, °outwit will encl..
• a n e w ,
flye ride adopted at this session, in *W.'
toting the call of committees, for reports, probably
more bills, private and public, have been put upon
the calendar thin at any precedingaisealon of Con
gress, Already - upon the privets) calendar of the
House there are at brut three hundred cages, some
as ,natant as the first session of COnEreal% ,Artd
others fresh and resplendent in dueling white
paper Mid bleb ribbon ties, Claims for pensions' mid
Claims for derellotitms of Government officers—bills
for payment of horses and gold watches lost is
war, and bills for the payment of all theproperty
'destroyed by United States naval force, at Grey
town, in Central America—propositions which
open up the details of important epochs in
our own history; such as the arrest of .
Major Andre by Paulding, Williams, and Van
Wert, and propositions exhibiting ingenious res.
eality by which insipid innocence has been ruined;
Indeed, everything to illustrate 'human life in its
highest ambition and in PI meanestphaaes. There
are college-educated men, with long heads, In
specting treaties and contracts,' lad finding out the
full extent of the obligations of the United States
resurrecting claims which they have purchased,
and by which they secure an ample fortune, and
live in villas rivalling that of the Trader Ballast, at
Rome; and there are men; with no financial abi
lity, running into the ideal, regardless of the utter
impraoticability of their plane, imploring Congress
to change the alphabet, to trammel the army and
navy, the coast survey, the Treasury, with every
whimsicality of mimosa and every idiosyncrasy of
run-mad mediocrity. Here are contraotors for the
transportation of military supplies asking in
demnity for 'heavy losses incurred for trains de
stroyed by the Panite Mormons; which Mould have
been saved if kid-glove army officers had not erie
tooratically superseded the control of old, experi
enced mountain men, by army discipline, and in
vestigations into everything " in the heavens above
and in the earth below, and in the waters under
the earth."
Let us take 'one or two eases. R. W. Meade, an
American, resident in Spain; gets a grant from
Ring Feidinand 'for immense tracts of land in
Florida, and Florida is acquired by the United
States. Meado loses his grant, and asks for re
muneration. Myerle's case, which bitspaMed both
Houses several times, but unfortunately never in'
the same Congress, has been diseussed; and docu
ments printed on it, until. What he asks is , about
ono•hundredth part of the eoet for reporting the
debates and printing papers, ko. Cassius Mc Clay
prays for some $l,lOO -for damages sustained .in
executing an order
.of his - superior °Floes; and it
has cost the Government $20,000 at least. if you
take the time that Congress has given to its con
sideration, and the money expended in speeches
and reports on the Abject. •
There are the visual" old soldiers" upon the pat):
lie calendar. Codifi.mtion of the revenue laws—the
bill makes a book—tariff bills, abolition of fishing
bounties, bankrupt laws, Increasing the salaries of
some of the Government officials—who ever heard
of any reduction of Government salaries ?—appro ,
priation bills, Indian treaty measures, and so on
almost interminably.
Suppose I describe how a man, who has d claim
against the Government which does not come un
der any existing law, is brought before Congress
for its notion Ile sends a memorial to any friend
in Congress ho may have, or his Representative;
that memorial is referred to a oonitnittee ; the'procit's
are presented, and, if the case is an important one,
counselor° heard ; the ease is referred to a in.;mber
.of the committee; ho reports upon it, and his deal-
Ilion, whether pro or eon, is adopted by the com
mittee generally, and the report is submitted to
the Rouse. It goes upon the private calendar.
On objection day—the first and fourth Fridays
and Saturdays in tbe month—the Rouse resolves
iteelf into a committee of the whole House:
Each case is taken up in its turn; the bill and
report in each case are read, and if then there is
no objection the bill goes to the House, where it
passes, of course almost. 106 debate is'allowed,on
objeotion day. The bill has then to undergo the
notion of the Senate. On other Fridays and Satur
days controverted claims are discussed. It must
be perceived that through such a severe ordeal it
would be hard to peas a bad claim ; and yet, not
withstanding the scrutiny of committees and over
four hundred menthol's pf. &ogress, bad claims do
pass, snob ailivinghundrede of iloosands of del-.
lays to agents for getting money trete the Treasury'
for Indian tribes, which is justly their due, and to
obtain which no extraordinary obstacle Intervenes;
and such as 'the case stated by Mr. Branch, of
North Carolina; where men put in a elates to the
Poet Office Department for $lO,OOO, and then Wen;
before . the Court of Claims with a claim for/25,000,
and finally got a bill pissed giving them between
/80,000 and $90,000 for the same claim: • "
„ • Oceanian.
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b.f. ffi to IMmetlibont, by
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Tinge ""
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Fivo " r." --.—_-.. 6.00
Tea " -
*outs " '" (to Otoi idatiesioto.oo_
Tprooly CoDiee, or :oar" . (to - address
XSittlieiibir;) 'LIMP
• Fors ditib orTtrittity:o9lll"br own, wi will mid O.
aOtro son to the itottor-opot tbo (gab." _
!or !odometer* ate -roattostosi to ad $t Asouta*
Tao WzolitLy fano. -„;
' ctureaszA
Leaed -
Boon•lioatitiy-Lio tam =for, th• ,Colifontts
By Telpfr , -p:p <2*
TIMEE DAIS INOII.IIOI ELIOPL
nieltsamer Australasian at Portland;
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IiANIE•itA.VEII ADValwitliD-TOr FIVE
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PER
; Tilt -Vight'fifilii;itialikolosibbi.
ov,OL:iimi, - Areii His **WISE.
he Fight telrake Place en AprU 18.
118 LumoNlizErtairsava equasr.
Arir-ausflhu
11111110111TRATION
TAE , REVOLTS' IN SICILY 'AND NAPLES
ITALIAN"' 'APFAIRS
ERESTII4O TPROM FRANCE AND GERMANY
l'ortnatpxo, Aloft 2 3.=.-Tke_iteataphip Austra•
14vian, chartered to bike th e place of the denier
a Scotian, hes arrived. • Bite le ft Liverpool en
,edueedery ;the I.IIIE testi ated brime-telograpbie'
advioes to the 421,k, via cleui,eadovnt.. , •
• he eteamelitie,,Aele, net& Drifor!
hive "
the 'Antettestit'Cluinipkin; bad hen hold
to bait in 150 to keep the pafteeitantwat then le
•
iTke eteemeldps Mania and Puttee haft eriived
oat.
The steamer Australsaias was.ahartared to take
56 ' 00 ° 6 1:f tb,,N .Pf_r l 44 jar M 1 4 , 10% triP.
(Th
ere no polities naws *patellae.
phi French and 'tither- ffellithatufailearttaie se.
e ea the Welsh Parliament Oratories thareeent
C rlis; attempt in Spain, and, this kunwertica in
•
• ' _
(!BRAT' BRITAIN. 1. '.- - ' '
I A Mann =active Was heid•la Kyle Park on
.r. 4
0 l
8 ndeayr l b am ,,at
e. the fitingdancerif Pfee lad A• pri
' -
min '-was 'ehargarbbfere titai. inagitiate at
rbyt with :the interitien;nteelPighthen Prim
A td,, and, ther,eby,, causing a tramen.af,that pees :
Ws couldel mintent*' -, that Mohan had never
broken the Pear* fti.ftgl ,Olid%ind'had no intention
of
,doing eo, , TheeenvtfiliallYz.klek Neenesee own
r•Dotralsence, for AO, •With tw o , earetiestor £25
nigh. "It was 'stated try' GA, nostrit that lie/am
or not be refitted• haterfeekewitharryilhera me ,
lam he broke the,pepeet...,The suratletsvitttelProloPt
lit si gn e d, 2.°lltu ant VI friP* left i br-I° ll '
Ira Life- iii quitejniipant at Use eaphise, at-
Wittig it te _Reims's AMA hhtzn i ant4sgetag to -
a lkee„Wheralt liras Ailed ' ' ' iti Weald
arrested'. :ll'ideetaritlitiOn; ' r,4kiLoisrefis
11 fremellhistatmlt E. , :,,:r. ".,-.5 • ,".
_ - :"1. '
t was .cessidenwl certain thit.the,dght Wield
e off en'thlafitti,tife'disdrygin4ll fixed:
; ' , , '•,..,. , 1.1 . g•ritigpci . z .
An iniperidebtileissfieniewcisisWelellingtintengh'
!hp provinces of Sardinisplmt arast ealdlyraecived
r th
ansorae , placce- • . :. ~r. , t ~. -
a 'Nitwit tioVernmeldC,lhd yeprinianded tit's`
P is .Pansaaid Nisi* Iffirlidig , eirreniey teira- •
In tyAblattAguiliaud isiblaittlibils flitAftetathllaltit
i Spain ad Sitdisla. _ , , _
etittethitiOne to ffieVirfli Boum were alight.
R tea aimed at 691. 90e. --I ': r: - = ,
o ii.
. ~ rrerix. • , ~ .., .
a airtg g 4 Sfolnailtlw . eluert,trtmeke.atorir
t g,h tits new domlumus, the Itritishatutbassador
e Sardinian Court accompanying hint: - '— A
j l.
raribaldi had arrived at Turin, and taken his
a tin thq Chamber,of iiepreesubstires. '
, BUNGAILY- ,
great anti-Austrian demonstration had been
ut de at the capital - , mettle occasion 'of the funeral
o a atudint.who died in commit:tenets of injuries
rfeived from the police, in reeer4 disturbance.
Si thousand_ people followed the corpse to the place
o burial! ' • •
,
he police interfered to preVeni , their patriotie
e es, and much disorder 1919 . created. .
SPAIN. •
ho „,
Emperor of 'Moroco had ratified the basis
io a treaty of peace. . ' ' _ -
peneraitTrtega, the leader of the late attempted
revolt, and. three persons of the 'highest mak, had
Mien arrested at CalMvlron.'
I ,A small body rot,the Insurgents were defeated at
BOW*. precious 'td the arrest of Gen. Ortega. ,
A concordat between Spain' nd itomo bed Apen
promulgated._ ,
•
ftiEIt3IANY. ,
The Gentili& States: on the •Rhine *remaking
special defective preparations.-
1
- -rn - LATEST. ,
L ' 4Per Telearian to Queenstevrt.)
iburreee, April, 12 .—The tightness of the money
market has had, an uitfavoratile'effect On tte stock
uthrket,lisff ftmdeelbeed a 3oner: ' " ' • '
•
Money vary wane; end. Si tier.eent. bait been
mended for loans is ninny Anetenoen. -
he Intent' denbistehei azinotinee that iniiir;
rehtiob ie tpriediig infitq' in Sicily.. - -
tA,c ingurroptioll hat again, broke cut Ih-Naplar.
The rebels cocUpled a. convct, which wet 4:tarried
bj assault by the _Royal troops, and- the rebels
wOre all captured. • - • .
tugrest effort , are being slide in Spain to cap
, Countlfoutemolin and hie brother.
~, , •
i Forerim Commercial litfellrgence,-
- - O t O t t ,
.. T 0 g ni :kr - 1 , 47 . 1%T ; A an p a ril
T. IT. Ta Tb ., a )
se e i e lr ol P ee east
minted to 33 ore bales. There Ana no market on Sa
te &I The sales included 2.300 bales to exporters and
i t
1 he market tinted anti., end with a oeclining tendency,
nakticolarly. for -the inferior-qualities. • The prime are
I j sola?.
TAU All , TRADE. 6 .The 'Manchester' market is
q et. and the advice* aim.-eot so favorable.
trirsnroot BRAASSTUFFES MARKET -Ateliers.
It mhardeon ..k Avenue , reorvt-ykem :OM /It MONS*
ro
m et t lltAtt n ithlid i e .... loll .44 gd ,u reir caut .teC terdi ftlld wavr le99lll3ll th isd e
q rations are ishi, higher; _yellow 34s Welts 6d;
1
LIVER POOL piovlsiori Miltifart—Meeers.
Settees Mollenrytt C 0... Ristand.'Atb.e. ft - Co.;lholtard ,
eon .k. Spence. mid others.. report. Illeef Ambit; buyers
derand a rednotinn. Pork seedy . moon quiet;
er nes easier but quotations nnohanged. Lard Imeel.
T e sales.,have been unimportant, and the quotat.ons
%TO nnminaL , - -
LIVERPOOL PPOiIi7CE 111ARKET.—Roein dull;
Spirits of Turpentine firm, and slightly advanemL 51u,
setfirm. RICE, quiet.
tilipf)le •Ma BRlCTS.—Bariar ' Bret/rem rewire
e 'readetuffs quiet. bat steady, Sugar quiet. Coffee
roNDOM MONEY- MARK T.—Consols *re quoted
M 140.10963; for money. The money market is nu
obrised, . ~ ,
TIlk;
.LAT RST. -
I = - [By Televramsto gettemitesnt.) .
Ltrravoot.. Thursday' Afteraoon.— Thu males of cot
e." yesterday and , to-day are estimated at 2000 bales,
in lading 0,000 kale s to apeculstors aid for eaeort. 'The
p o e. a r e nnohanged. but irregular and favoring buy
er . Brerutstnfia &rerun,/ and pnoes steady, and mo
il
visions quiet. ' •
tottnov. Thursday Afternoon,—The Hank mites hive
advanced to nor cent.
Console are quoted at 31.4034 V for money and 94,Yee
sifk for account. . . ~
An Exeiting'Reeene Case.
A MOUND SANDWICH ISLANDER 'ARRIVES IN TOWN
I —SHE IS SUPPOSED TO Ilk A EUGITITE SLAVE--
THE WOMEN COUNSEL THEREON--THIST DETER:
WINS TO RESCUE 11Ele.—THET ATTEMPT A Riff-
CUE AND SUCCEED,' AND THE 'CHILD IS BORNE
WESTWARD. - '
(From the New Salford Itlereunr.l
. . •
,
Iln Thursday ifternoeu of last weal, the Ship
S via arrived at 'this port= iroui the Sandwich
ti ands, bringing oil and, bent =freight. Among
of er live stook , Captain Swaney brought with him
a irl some tea of twelve years of age, a native of
the blends, and sadeseribed tons a," perfect Congo
negro." The Captain went to the Parker home to
stay during the time ha remained itt town, taking
the child with him.
pn Sunday, some of •the _"colored population"
sew t he girl, and supposing, from her loots, that
she was a slave, and Captain' Swaney her mister,
they determined to keep alholosut;imd, if need be,
pMvent bet return to slave*. - Ate sewinguircle
they, further disoussed the question. and It was
urianrmensly resolved that the girl should not be
taken from the ettrby the man in whose custody
i
sh b was ; that if the went anywhere it abould be
N rth.rather than South—to Canada , and. not the
C relined.' Having thus come to a conclusion in
tfie matter, they looked about to see how it should
be accomplished. In, all thin itreast be understood
tied the women were more ishiust thoraheir Male
compeers, and they determined that they — would
rescue the child from the clutches. of Out terrible
g4 r g a n which they imagined bid already fixed its
claws en the body of 'the child; Adt to be removed
till she could maps from slavery ! •
',Yesterday efterhoort Captain Swasey's sister,
wito has been here with him, was to set out for
their home in'Newport; It. 1., intending to take
the girl :with her. They had got to the depot,
whoa a ,bubbut, wag ovidont—something was the
matter—such *firmed of exalted negroes is seldom
gathered together—but what they wanted was 'not
se'evident. Soon it was made manifest, two of the
women, with determination in their cuuntenances
and fire In their eyes, rushed forward and plunged
upon the girl; being joined by others, a straggle
for her possession commenced. The captain and
hie sister were but two; their opposers were many,
and the result was that the 'former subject of
grahamehte IT was carried off in triumph by the
re oiling females.
he girl was taken to a house in the western
part of the city, and then began a course of in
terrogatory and cross-interrogatory. The girt,
setae of the neighbors say, was all wonderment,
and "could. she play with their children?"
" Wouldn't they kill her?" and other such ques
tions. They assured her that all should be welt
with her; she sbourdn't he killed or punished or
made to suffer by their acts, and she could play
with the children as long as she wanted -to. She
was taken from here and removed fertile: west,
and there she will probably remain untd sho com
mences her journey to Canada or the question of
her guardianship is settled.
A NEW PEUIDENTIAL CABDIDATE.--J. W. D ., .
writing very exultingly_ ever the late Democratic
victory to Rhode Island, ebnalodes by giving what
be thinks ' the 'sentiments of the Democrats of his
State in the ensuing Presidential canvass. Re
8, 1 8 ;: " The public-confidence is. star, slow to
ceptre upon any merely partisan claimant; on the
co teary, the people seem inclined .to throb over.
board' all the tett-mile • obamplors far the Tresi
deptial position—and to call tritheir leadership a
neer matt—a man whom name (es.far as I hart:
baited) has not as jet been. breathed within the
circle of political intrigue—s inane not committed
or contaminated with the cliques or clans of sec
tional politiei or poittielans=and yet a min than
whom none in the nation is more popular, more ta
lented, or more 41,4 sad true.. In short, Sire a
Chioinnatus is .the man, whom tits: will., at this
time, wettld delight to honor, and that Dinemnates
Is represented M the person of 0 ',ova M. Dallas."
—Now York Iferal4. -