`ESTABLISHED 01 1786.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PIIBLIIIIIED.D/LILT AIXD WEIICLY, Di
D. D. rinsd . Lwow. aims
on= as maim noaso. Dm OO TO 'Mg TM C.1:"41
• • • • ..
DAILY. doilower annum p..bl 7 . 4
WEEKLY.- o doltoos domm. tutcomni. Ottan
50 he supplied on the eoneuts..— • •
Three roans per ammta...«..----,--$ a On'
'nectar mulest do' . 20 00
nee recasts fur leech Club to he widen.* In au Arlon,
end to be paid frnuriab/r In advance. 110 Club Pepers" wen
be out after the year expires, Indus the none; Went tbr
HATS einaiiz awC,
sei .
Pis* (I 0 Ulm NOin: /On) 060 •• • •
Do. aseh=tlnoarinsertion.., ,11 10
one CO •
mon 9 CO
''• Do • - twelve mantis Ur 00
BY• e du c i •ft• s'(4 lbws az len, per eanona—s6,oo
Cho. DoLlar Par eeeh additional m. .• ; - ,•, ,
bearbinase, changeable at pleasure' rpm an. • „ • •
,'nerraYemelustra or the CO
per 'w.h soblitiond *guars. Inserted over one roonth.and
additional spume hosettol under 00.7endr rens,
half pries.
Advernaerrenta eaoredlug a poem, and not oorr, lifteen
Wm to be charged im • wmare and • half. '• • •
bbeo not accountable kw legal edeartnemente km ,
_ 'mod the amnia Owned for their putikatiom •• ,
=roc_ amni a
for cam to ba Merged them=
Advertisements not marked oti Lire am the a spooled
.apuLber insertions, will bemothaned WI forbid. and mu ,
awn exacted amordingli, , - ,;
The privilege of annual 'advertisers I* strictly Waited to
then own Immediate badness: sod•
• I t
adve •rnets
the Mutt of other persons, mwell Overtime:sum not
ttormilately annuntfti with leek own business, mod all
edam of adreettoementa. in length , or othenese. herr%
the liudte =l ,l %re charged at the usual to
ail earn ICU „wg suomanir
eudered. and
pro
&sired.
All advertisement. Por shultable lustitaum oona•
totenshi and dhow Dahlia wt. and
oo=te. to be c prim paratde dridir. mi
._
nerriamo noticed to be chained 60 iients. r ..; :
Death notices Ineerted without charge. anima amount
Mod try funeral invitations or obituary. =Cony • awl when
amomperded to be Add gar• • •
Regular atrartnere. and all mower mem sottunardef
bocce ar. ketulting notion, dedgand to olk attentkm - to
gain; &tram. Contorts, or •am polar
_entertainments,
where eherges ars made for ed=mn•-•11 notice@ of tel.
vete • ..alue•-ereel nun. deduned to ell attention to
private *Atom:clam ealsorlated or mimed to promote MO
viand Interest, oon only be Imertoderith , the understand
ing that the same la to he paid for. Ifintended to be i s.-
sorted to the lad voltam. the time tin be damp* at the'
. ate or not lean than 10 mods imr Dna• .• • , . .
Mahon or JET Notlessto he ehergalWlPlsPoco.
Tavern Meuse Patitiona Int each. • - •: '
RedlCstste Agents . and Attetioneeti inteenthoturoW not
to lo elated under.reorirratee. but to We/Wird n Ms
count t ot thlrq. three lad ear! third • per . mute" Duni Om
yamsza nr sum . rands.
three loarrtklas......-----...111 SO
• • D. asehaddltiona DI
annarermorra urat PAM.
Ch. &Mr% (10 linTs„) Insartko—.—.JSO amts.
, .• each additional baredom-....M costs:
Ignolliad *Owl:be:wit, bs pikkl la my...
pmig - mi;mrmq
ATTORNEYS
JAMES I': KERR, Attorney at Law—Office
nu Ponta et, between Staltbelell Grant, Fitte-
WEAVER,
streit:liiar
3fitAt torne y P at Law, F P. o uth
at4.4thwrr.Mo,tanmhLtattC
BIIIICIII VLIIMANT, ALIMILIMIIk. , III I OI
:0140 (Lae Of
- T YIA111; Attorneys - - at
on w..th.tmt.N.C.K.betreql Wad
ti. S irVrOripla ' P lirrog=ancr th. Staia
T HARRISON SEWELL Atto/3 at Law,
ObtotteeCommlosionerfor tato Wu, do*
woologfooroonto of Deeds. Ira' Woo— otriot,abconf
torlaisorff
TEM= /6.1112M4' E. 021.12:11,
HINN & COLLIER, Attorneys at /117—
,10 ellen ; • • Fourth Axed. *bon, " :
_I W. E.. WHITE, Attorney at Law—OS
11Z.t,i=7,02T,t4,..anear rootta.to Arent
& IL' L. B. rErnieteN,, ,Attar
t • m tr b t neat .F 414. Aginto. Ifiair
I`,'•ttoniey at -w, .o ce,
TilichlaanZall, corner of Graat steal zed Dizetaedl
URASICLS - CaLAINTEGUST. Attorpey
Na 170 Y.:girth street, Pittabungt , ' '
tDRO 1L421) IF&SION,
TOWZ:&..WATSON, Attorneys et Law,
Nll.lO Fourth street, Plttsbwgh.
Al.:ander .4 D>II Onsior. Her
rm. Mani.= 2 4104 Wm. B. Puler_ , Jahn
emmtantqam. W. Jackson, Pttlaborgla. • . imalLT
BD" IP. JONES. 4 .
Moo an Fourth . id:m.44;l).lllmm Waal aatt-tkaltb,
"[ASPER. E.. BRADY,_ Attorriey,_ ,Lwx.„
41, No 82 Illth OThet. Pittsbargh, Ps- .
11.18,1:a:4:21F1,111):i:ri):43: 1 AlaN
('_FORGE: E.-ARNOLD k 004 .Dapkenr:
vt toicsn'ta.r...t.t.;ftth—Bcok Feta, AT, A 0.7 4
Poust2Amet, ltrlt door t04.60•8ni.0f ritimbanixr..Cd•
leetkons azefulli j atisadol .la, sad t . .ps srocey remittal to
R. L 0, =fn.
WILLIAMS .A . 00., , •Sankent
Vland'Extbir Bniteiv; North East corner a:T.24-
.th tennsarthms mad. on bull Swam sad nalection.
On=vtlr stands! • , . isStlr •
D. KING, Banker and Exchangeßroker;
e, Fourth Meet, Dealer in Bank Notts, Ms of Vgr
- Gold end 511‘ es— ingelts isteghgged sta.
The highest market mien paid la tgerdirri far
fiat Draws, sad Mexican and Spanish MILT, Wsr.
NIPA.!MXM buiker auttiktilccr•,
ithidvet, No.64iffiatabmthsßask-af1,Md43400
WILKINS - IL--
ti:AII
COT-Excbangs -- )3tOtem
' Saab Eisteornerotrlted sad garlDet stree
- .
4.,50N,S Del:dui-lit - 'Foreign ,
1 1.41 1 Mgrag_
ge* - 13..coikeloo. mew en •all the • hrmenheit i se*-
throes oat She Mated &Jugs • . -
RARER .4k. MAIESI, Bankers and Ex:
tin - e=re Ai ' lieettes oP "'"'4 Pittar No.a.-
T'
LCAROTHERS 'A CO., -Balding-House,
.. N 0.15 wood rtreet. Pltrabargb. „ ; etinemt, Moan re
dd.r=t4 r i " .th" 1.9,"1
‘ r;' l. •
111 .
a :\P I' • " •:,„ . = mita= 1 8 •. ~
. I mdßUtßracx, bro.ll4 , l4ordt- , Paws.' GM
w
13, II . acceenctrg,t4.
of Demi Bet l'ionee, anti Epoie—Norif west =oar a
WOXI and MOd arena.. (Woad Monet roodrocl:osk.De
posit. WA Cheek e for saleandvoila:time ow& canon.
17• 1 1 the Zortpal toots ot r tW Craw aut. .•
t were= gold Ifir Wareigo and amorlosp
~' ,1 ! v i
lv;~t~
,CI W. TAYLOR, Cortiminioner And -Bill
ALii Broker. 1.12 Bound stmt. Strict Aga*. 'MU
Itlven to all blvd.. entrnsted to id.. Cant. • Ylnatanth
ansmdbetond articlarerweve col
m :mada idodoml
motion. Note., Bonds. 31onaos, neamttated IMF-
alls ten.. . Advance. made, if ter an. inal. cGtl
0:1810:ON ft ki:12.1.1 . t ry w {0: :41:1
ItC. STOOXTON. late Johnston & Stasi
t; 3 =l Vr d Stationsr,Prlnter, sad lihder. cot.
PitLbnrahAraht' .
JAELItaI.OI2,IES' Cheap Litierey Depot.;
Third stroet, appselte tbe Port Nr.r.Boiarisi=
thraji .ftbV:Wed=rpf=cl
-HOPKINS, Bookseller. and Stationer
n. tamale .r.ot:: Aro. Penner.
VtCg3J4o4l6Nll4*oo) ! . .voll
n AVID SOWN _Wholesale and. .RataU
spa ttnrasoaxncePewraat.Atzdtarik.
Weir aitztott Taney. Conketkatia7o.l.ll.94
41 . 'MW . ,.. :4:
INTOCK Minufnetarealatdim-,
31 r . - E. & ::CL -r a Carpets, Cloths. nom BMA 7;
.ebsd" ,Watmon, Ne.s3 ymn.
-A - 10 w, - Titteburga.
FORWARDtIO.
coitufassu.
HER s' E Y,. COAIXISSIONIdEM
■ ark& Lb... 1:, of tiosididd. Wool®. mod *dm
Order , . ed it abort teLdi. Wee*.
• D W:POINDEXteIk corner cif Water Brat
kl.pyke; lit*ts.SPhisb..A.Obboastsca-arre
lemmata tiocat...bn4 tbe-p ba4 er FlOlO •
Western Pmtsr.e. Iron.Nslll,:lalbstr.4tbblassnabalamed
•
brekles of Pittsbunh senersily.
Also-baratlar th e sale of N..lb7ass*CtspagiM
mas eelebreled blame aa4 Ilay-I..ata. at
prizes:. bad Jsaltias Co2s ernerplasol
ifl • A - : , I4cANULTY A CO---Transpoimi;
WOODS & SON, PRODIICE.PEALERS
Coo. ILTlurrt,'No. el Veer. ttrad.
• • •
JOHNSTON. Forsrardin gad
Madura, No. .11,2Bodiad - stood,
. .
r lER .k JONES; o •
=titian Men-tint". Des)erk In cump mad Pitt.
• uhetAte6 articles; Coal Haan, tuesr BrreAlla
At§ $ Co.."trucoessors to At:
07, CoriredWoOmet
Mittabstrab blza ptgl; nt;a•
eE•it 71*eirs
We Pars..
iCKLETT CO—Wholesale
epegy ma Noodle Dr 7 doody fl
is
R Q 8L
ea.="aft`.
L. &Imo:. k etresimuns.--. L. AV/unit at; I. MC.
L A. MASO,N b. CO.,.Wholesa/Pand Retail
D&a.la MASON
and, Hanle Drr Goads. talearkta
I • BIIRCILETELD, WxtoirsAas
!DR G.A. e:a.m....ma. at Youth
DENTISTS
T.,Ddia , t, Corner a:Fourth
ult.; bee.ani Idukot and rem sttrdr,
AtDri
nM=V3.
it , wr
VV soh mu A.
• Tf ..
TEL-
, .LY
. .
DRITGOffiTt3.
A. FAILNEVOCK l oco., Wholesale
egres=rd tuanfattozors of Matorto. Lood,:kod:
, =Fuer Wootland Wont moot, Mt
s.
burgh, es.
p • • . cEs • cSuccessors to
Witesr etArtareera Wbolesale .. Retail Drag MI
.Store earner of Wood street and V • tau.
Aansl) & CO.. Whi3les.ile Deal
-
• Pala* BiutD4 t. —
eters I:te. Bl`Laue • oelebraed Worm e,
r
And Lupg .Hrtux eorocrof Wood Yid
raexth Mot* Pittab h.' Ordm 'Wits tarefon'T 9.. k•
E. SELLERS; ',Wholesale' Dealer is
- osess: mats. pr• ere* ons, vsrsans. 4 kse
•7 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Ps. Octets erarrssted.
N. WICKERSHAM, 'Wholesale Druggist
and Dealer . la , Seeds and Sri=nand bardementa.
64 end 166 Wood street. comer *Math.
:-...03:0603 11MM
BARN, &REITER, Wholesale and. Retail
.I F5LLeff. ooroor of Übort7 sad St Clair At. P!tol7
SOHOONMAKER&CO., Wholesale Drag
e/ am. No. 24 }rood d Pacebaaa..
GROCERS
U. maws. MANUS =WON,
VIT,,gt,F. - WlLSON,,Wholesale Grocers and
• r Commission kferctourta" Agent. • for •010 of Thr *
Pont 0 PolrdervNo. 118 Emend, sod 141 Front Am. :
JL. SHEE, Wliolesale Gro c er; CoMmiesion
Ibn -.....burd.a..ad dealer In Paper and RNA , 0 0 =0 0
atd iewbaidraate. Fitt/dirt:Eh.
„,
Becad • - - betweo:Wocd and ealldWllrgburst.ilr''.
i ent ,
" I "mi DifSdlitri & CO., w4O a
..0
' 911- ! 1 ,.a ~'5 . . and' Occiistrtmlon Iferehants, ad
° fbr naara . 11.cd Powder Co., of tialarilvillaO.,.b...
WOCKIII4i rittlalllre , • - '
rsuslsur.
B1:1RBILI E.& ,114GRAILA31, Wholesale
Chooses 'and Commlotort Mertheats, Write
meet, end IEA first street, Pittb=b-
W EY; 10.T,VUWS k CO., 'Wholesale
. WILSON.
jr9HN
. 14VATY lio . l r e . tl : ti p 2 d roceg i
I.llrti Amt. PUL
L
IS: CANFIELD; ;late of; Waxen, Omiiiidiead tat Pertardiaelerchant. and NMI.:
Dealer in Modern, Reserve •engem, Butter, PO and
Ash. sad Western. Crofter ..aastir.
bo Zan ttom amitblield and Wood, ritutt se
urek. :Maisr stmt.
L. 6 III• 191663-..-6 61rASTLY66-,.. 1 6 6 1M1X.10.6
S. WATEItbiAN k. so„ wholuale
yor.. eC eitbxnuc
In all wads of Prtdnea and Pits klanaflbet
md Mileles, sad 664.1t11 d tia the Ws of =I and
Lynalyargh Ilatered 'Macao, Km. 80 and al Kate?
gNON • BONNSORST Sr. • CO., Whole
: Circias.,....lard CO ;n "Stese.b
-%1 - o. SZ azasta' anut !trod and Cht 'l W
PlMlmugh.
•
. 01 . 0„
' II
s_A- 1 4t4:;14- 1).1th:1..1.. 7 4 7
11.,6.• , Yrant stmt. PittanUßM
BNGLISH Je- • lge ,, atab.
~..:=7,v,lTlV'L'°,,,7l;'b.....d•pitb
arghlliaanfliciares.'No. =2 Second si Azi. 121 /Ult. Ft.,
behram Wo.l =al . .
1.7311031.M111.171DA.
M r :LEER RICKETSON, Wholesale
arcir.ouut kimporter * of .
Inner nd
No. earner of Martyred Irwin strerta. a
eorutantl
10J7.1. 4 3 it ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
''Casapipsion INlaths; Sa Z 7 Melly stmt.
40BERT MOOREO ' Wholesale Grocer,
'ltootarbse Distiller. &Vet la Prodettoburoh
aracturen; =4 ell - kind jot Yorelan andllearedie
Wires sattiddooto, No, Th Liberty amt. 0e i bawl a
Very
_la*. 'aka or Mellor ald Idonoactibela Vildok•7,
melee will be sold low Dor es • '
..--
ROBERT DAT7.FL.I., 3: CO., Wholesale
Onnansi Oammiadan Martha:dr, dealer. In Produce
QltbMamma Marintathartal rio. 31 Llbert7 Meet.
• E L OBERT:LANNICINGILA.M, Wholesale
Glealr;Peciidm,Parwardlng. ed eammissiap Him
t, amlDealer la
MU
T-
Itt 31anufactures, No. Zl
Liberty ntnet. Pittobnrgh.
,17
sad 20 woke
Yom o.
llf GS. t....MOb . 2tbrDLESS, successors to
Vy MeV. Wbolosee 0.01111, FOrial 4 2l*
••• •
4. 1,
CULBERTSON 10 OLOUSE,-Wholesale
Cbtriage.33 , l3lsrebanto, Deskl93ll3ra MN>.
.111k.134 crly
-31=arlda=1.14'.. .
a• D. WILLIATS ic (TX - 5.,_ Wholesale and
HAW Polar Omer., Twwwdlod . sal * , 111rd.1071
chanto, and Daden Oantrtw Praise, tad Vdtaborgh
Illisaddractmoo, corner a Wood ILnd PilWbo.nf h.
IlltO BINSON, LITTLE •*. CO.,' No. 255'
Liberty etreet, Pittabarih. Who Gime" Pip
.I=ll Critambirieti Ilereban =I denim In Pittsburgh
4& R. FLOYD, .Wholesale Grocers, Com
1, minion Nerehiiito, mod Deal...mho as
sumh Balld=fooodlos 00 fUtrV. Wood. and &silo
APIEN: KilngestlieGrocers:
irkiairt hiPtalisee om MOD.
=la 101 . 134,14118115111t1nt*-No. Cs Coramcnial Itor,
tip) (HA 4:1
'lll - OHN EL MELLOR, Deider ire PiitioNites;
Made; and lindeinatto,,fithcol
w =5 6 l : 3Z saint fir Mr Pluto Faitea, for
gENRY-KLEDER, , Dealer in Music, Mu
listrumea=l.stwortorLltallsn
; a7.141.. 4.5 Ay,sebatent. Also.lnultrual
UFACfUSBu .
dam s-coadoudd—....:Parro rumr,
111-13.01taniTACK:FACTORY.—The sub
Alodfr.. =salaam. , ind keep corantly cm band ea
Hopi ica4 ' ergo* War= a d latdad • silt
Copps, nod Torino Pond Nollc 'Vowel and Pia
Mot Ndaik P'odlen) Motors' Polar, ithr e gooarted riot,
stir Var l egg i War Id-jta/nad•
Y,-CRILDB & CO.; DiAnnfacbr
e aionntutMati"
JEES ICQUIGIG, hlotolaOlimers of 871.11 g
B=. Plausb43teel Elongh_Rlzyt .
rwrrsh4 EU Brim, meted Iron Axles... -
deans .la , ossooss, lecistne.LaTa • not
a ; t : A ,:attla : ;4:
0:/.114:4:;:i.t;(efr , iel
1 1-ALTER P.:UARSHALL, Sciectisebt.to
Barislel:l3lllllP—lmparter 4234 Deem In French
Alsketient .Ta pe r smd Borden, W i n
d
o
Mader, lOrs limet MO
-sad wn4PlOt NAtr,..N.ll6lrocd Meet, between loam
IsolDisosatal once-Pittatrarsi4 Ps. .
TEA DJIMML.
itBERT ,moßßlsiaree and Wino Mer
thane, East Me of the Dimon&
int..
"luxW. arta.' f .-.—050.3100 , •
A. iirdriol6s.,
Granata and
Tea Dee = No. 255 iltwrity Infet t el . erew Wood
4=3=7... lewteWhon:
wale sad letalL Dealers wopplled elm lowest terects.
TRASSPORTATION AGENTS
. . .
0111 i ,E;CAUGHEY, Akent for t 6 Lake
rain and Mellow Lim. 14 duvet wall tbs - ,Laina,--
• on the name, of Mani and amithll6l etc • 4 • -
AYI I V,„
kv:pirlyyr.v.:igiatitj
•
BEOWNwould mcktrovectfully inform
they obllabit be harpoon hand athotletend an the treat
eoCthe Diamond Allegheny dlr. a etennlete aneertatent
At Whitten bllg4g she Vetelthat £thertterivere nude to o Jar
la L la beg i t . sitll,l6t can rarratz;zzitezz
In 4 d i, ==jed= l y l an=o taxl
. Cnr 4 P IV their= =ls,. ea well as the ;tilt..
• Ikgr.l - fig. W 'rtrattltuburgtr' -----
- . - . .
:(47,10fAmjviffizicclo*
_JOSEPH JOHNSTON , ' Parts Hexiaza
riutrzus—Roddenr4,4ornar of Third aireetardZut
n.ifTlagrai, Ligh, /km, for
. .
VETERINARY STING ON.
g h um HARDLE, 'VCierihary'Siitgeon, late
' ow .Edlnhardh, Footland, inwildf 'llownlly ad.
the nubile that ho lux tonntootowd Wattle.' in the
wtot. hr enteral attention to arhatoter to
se mm=4 he ben. to igloo oationtonnit •.- -
' In eausectke with Jana.. Hoar. 'Bt.. Shadow idid •
niao„ Itionithing In nowrea/ will ho cooled on, at the corner
or Tunnel moot and Pentaylounia Menu.. ' - ' .•
. . ..
WOOL :ffiEROIESITTS
114 . 7 . lIPIIY & LEE, Wool, Dzattits-tuad
•c6mmblricro 3terehantsAn the 'fflae 'or Aleetier
• Goals, inkhnT PlLiabareb. • .
- - - -
Q & W. ILARBAUGH. Wool Mercluatur,
A.7FIOUr •SYI rrodttee ,gasuresbr, And/or .
13. and Cosandiedon Ifarbnata. 116 Tint street,
101116 &mond AMA. Plttabwrgb.
, 121GRaLtrIliG AHD LITHOGILSPHIiiti
X:yhuLLE JOHNSON, Engraver on s Wood,
6 ontm stanr.) Maboftb. of
s.ctum..llewlsof
Laub. Drns • .141= Worm Emil , Divi•krna.
• .• •• • B ps.a in • ant 't
.. .
IVILLIA3I SCIIUCH)tADVE,Liti.dgraph I
10 lezteblLehment,:thlp:l. Area. ono° te the Pat
.. ri ttAl wa2,,,=p* , ,,, ' , mina.. Phew
ar MILL
: !WM DPPMem afililtilm r = ""a ''''''
M" e ' dreti
I=4:lll:Zaligra..7.-., .. I ii irl3. '
• . • •• .
lIIIIKIII=ME=MEMEMMI
• itARIMBE NEERCELUITS.
I. „ — oo — ktr, WXSON ar. C 0.,. im_porters and
Nibolcsals mu., In Iladnare and Cutlery', Nn.
4+.1 onn.L. Pntiannen.
01IN FITLSIMONS 4t CO, nu:iambi
sere a FLINT aWd (1112 EN GLASS,. MOULDS...ad all
1 a ds of MACHINERY. take Ws method of Informlott
those deetrows haring nob work done, that they are
preparel to do It at thw loweg possible rates, at the Aton
ed W.. and 113 iite t tnanne7.- at their esubligthenant,
V
Ams, above the Ceastßrldp.weas the ilea Works
Twee Irons Po-Bleck ProithSad West Furnace& mann;
s e a w e e d at the shortest mitre, au4 at the lowest prices.—
All of Johns's dnm ow - short notlce.
Wegner, Eneehner & Mueller's
, _NENt,f4THOHR,APIIIC ESTABLISHMENT.
InHE ABOYE FIRM respectfully abnoeuee
J_ to their Cdeads sad. the bublle tienerally, that they
L c e prepared re execute, itt th e tint style of their art, all
orders for Shine Cards' 4/11/s, Diplouuts, Cheeks, illsitlud
and Prod:wines' Caris, i )lape,.Charts. Labels, ae.
Their establishment at ho. 06 Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets, edi stairs. rochedf
•
.Bolivar
Pire Brick MI
'J
mom.—..s. ?a, SOILS.
GLOVER; KIER & CO., PROPRIETOMS.
THE SUIISORIBERS, having been Aro
1. too t y.
Tor Um 'above nami•A emacem.
keep emidtacstly . on hand a supply of the eelebrated Bolivar
Fire Brick,Cruelble }lranian Fumed. lidurtheididlniunk•
They are also preperulto resolve Lorders for mild Brick, to
be nisde'ln acre sad shape td sot! mtrehasers. *hick shalt
ke_pnwitlitiT Mod- -
' •
wei do med.= It mass.- irp to enumerate the Deur ad
pvantages theJkllear Fire Erick poem. over sllettierstkat
are beim offered fin reds in the United Mates, their sop,
Monty Peng known. to 'almost det e r l
who ine
Firs Brick, The proprietors have detersolnist that Um
Brick shall /we none of their preeent enviable rsputatioo.
mid that Utpeme shall bo spared to make them even
better thin they hare heretofore been Tide Is the only
eataldiatiraccanow =Maffei:Miring Fire Brick at BOUM,
K t hot JUNES.
• '. 'Mad Rada, Seventh et; Pittaburgh.
Pittsburgh Goa Pipe and Tithe Works.
lIE undersigned have just completed their
IRON 'TUBE WORKS,
• d ors now Arontifhottnion on risoo of OAS PIPE, Lo .
mono! and oiler Floor. and on Axes of
ITIIOUOUT IRON TUBES,
hall they dirt-ter pale it the lowest int..- .re
prepared to tamale older, to any
SPAN° extent, without dr
CO..
N.:01 and P 2 Water itned.
PITISPOROII. PA.
-
RTH & NOBLE—City Flouring
Par, Na' Ilborts cor of Mum rt. Flttabscrgh.
_ .._...
NICHOLAS VIVIAII, Civil Engineer,
Draughtusan,turi Prattled Mirdog Agent. Mak.
might* of Models for the Patent Ogler. designs of Machi
nery for Minas, Wider Wortu Bulbug 11111 s. au. Mgr be
und betwixt to A. Di. tort 6 P. M.. st his residerite, Nu.2l
Mottos West. Pittsburgh. built:4lW
-A—MADEIRA, Ageikt fur Delaware Mu
Mal SalelT losarasee ComPuq. Rater gtmt-
GARDENEWCOFELN, Agent far Franklin
• nes Inenrsace Vonotatir, north east earner of Wood
wad Thant rt tr.
.WM. GLENN, Boos BINDER, Wood street,
-TV recorn d l dour frrp hip. corner or T , lllrlalareLe ‘ l.r
rad " r d ururtill;) , , D r fanle DWI - r o a r ed tO Way rudtmro,od
runup robruudiallr. Dood In numturs. or old book,
ho lu lto. , l...elaft h :grar4 ur ruired ..... . l. 2: i r d er t iganl=tr..
jirdit
---- • .
"CORD .4. 'CO., Wikolesale atid Retail
?Aim Ida eturrro. and Pealeval , n Hata, Carepand
. 70
every anslity and aya, by Who/sale Retail, end in
via the attention of their enetiawri noretteeen genet
ally, aanytna than that they will all no the meet adv.-
DIGBY, Merchant. Tailor, Draper,
VV and Dealer In &My Made, Clothing, LW
•
New , Coach Ftittory—Allegheny.
• It di. 1 1 1.111T,E—k:
CO: would re
• riecifollainfonn the public that they hare
• (= Menet. between Federal and . oat streets. They ere nownsakled mei am rmlllecul meet=
orders Meaner] dameription of redid.; Mech.. Chaitota
Marone"N. Beagle= Meta= te- to.. thleb. fawn their
beg ex p. -Mem. to the mmulacture of the =um =at.
and the ftell=eal ther hare. tool feel emeMent Mot me
enable.] ta do lan= on Me omet. =womb= term. with
thantantllllL Itellekl , lntbrir Una
Paying - particularattention to the eclectics of materlale.
land haring none hut competent wentemen. they have no
healtetton In erammtingeheir wort. We therefore.= t h e.
attention of the public to Ltele =Wee
N. R. Repairing done in the best =Ma. and on the
most resecnable tem= tete=
BAGILE MARBLE WORKS, (established
, I=l by EDMUND WILKIND. No. lt4 Ltbryty
-of Mood sorrel. Pittsburob. • Monantetito, Lturtal
Vaults, tomb.. lleadetoure, Am: Mantel Moon, Crow, and
Pier Tops, always DLL hood. nod' male to coney.
B. A doge. oolection of Doan Onto boo& job
ITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL Cousas,
Uornor of 111trd nod Mattel strooto. not only chart'
red lastitottort ottlot 0104 to .1111sburgb.
Efonsf.:—Jobn littontnn EfOto1P•1 Dfrfoobof to the
&nem. of .11300.0. •
O.K. Chamberlin. Plotbsior of Peontnonshirnaloreantll.
t 3 lll7. t‘ Pl.Testoto. Fob Le :MY/ on Camtaentlal Lan.
Thor dettlinly • coompleto knonlattg. of Book Efteoin
4.04 ,to
Wi nont U gl nn yfl=reetatocrtro nod aza~
foe the ton - on osents
Mauro oft Coint 7 dOlLoot Yeti Mandsy evro.thg..
kon-renco to mayor the rooident sootototots. NEW
11.1.6/131,
Wholesale Oro-
EAGLE NARK? WORM.
Em•Ant.xotoso 1832, by EDMUND
• - WILKINS, No. 245 Liberty et,
•
bast of Wood litlVOt. Pittataarsh, P..
onamenu.litnialtionlla.Torobstanes,
Le-, Mantis Maas, Cent. and' Piet 'Tort
• always on hard and made Wader, of tlas
choicest Mutt.. • and at tery minced
lta
D
A Maio. rkdios Dralows
nd.
• • Stu Lined _
Statala
imported
tha. lady. ,
I
L. I I
- HESEKTMCW. •
Hoer. Masada Denny • . auk TkrnaT •
Mon. Jude Wilkins John liam,c.
Am Bob teary Ear • • 4PLAYACiar. Antha.a - t.
John Ouster. Kan Qua ..... • SOMA., Broken.
Pitabarga a.m., Ratans dt ,
—IKK • Own , .s • do.
Wilsob hlcain lead. limn Sargent, • do.
Robert McKnight ' Won. B.Wers Ca_
Ja. tleKnlght,Ystehriulnet• T. WSW'
ham. Lbtb p
Jahns Rhodes rt Co Vralgol
ro e lEnt.,•AtteghenT.
7 Pe. W. feels grateltd far "ites tery liberal patroaaga r.
Mt:L t d during nipteen years tn city, hating had the
wad best robs entrusted to bite.. up to the unseat
tams and wilt en:deems to teralwr matidaction hereafter.
Bennett's 'Monochromatic Depository,
NO. 73 THIRD STREET
• •
Ha. Parditini—Thi or,
and the "Li' Inltaty nentna't n.Y2
JAMES W. 1400DV/rat
qA_BINET .FIBINITURE.,M.ANII-mitp
, features Warwonas 97 99 Third street
resprettally informs hie friends and
mistrams toot be bar now completed the
and towt stock of temsebold fnthiture ern .,
Ude city, as be Is determined to uphold the quality with
wellammed, materleyr, best wukmanshlis and ward
dew and,fto. the extant of his orders and facility in
rosnufsetsrinx.bo I. .cabled to produee wsrunted furul-.
llaatar te
th s e Ins plow • • •
adopd ert
V* principle of lintl777.lthe cus•
ere Interest with 'lds own, In ?AST ?A Frler sw o Lsei c l
t the chea to
pen'ard .0 7 of
Multsi*
ont sof thalls that hiram or thy Prirt r Ono, 7.7
furnished frost hie st o
ck. mautirseratel expressly to
cadet lie them.. Width an lvpxttoa. tint tits ...-
twee of his ertablishment rosy he knows. The Ibllthins
'articles ewe.. la pert, of his Stock: üblth for rkhons of
igge . arad thiant eth not be .Opted in or P.
Failas drimlns dirrint r And hicicuorti chairs of every
'Mats_consisting of rowron. sialactanY wt...
Slisshetbris•Gotherratoire cad •Sorry ants of every dee
criptkat Coubm I.lka, Teamed. and Divans et the latest
Yrsoch :and , Americas A.Mert. obst-7**s od
WSW Parlor Writing Maks or *trio. kinds; Work able.
thd tarter inlaid stands awn Made. and bolder. marbla
sop. stahnunf, ruenrood• and all
the
and rats ta
bles, est...A.7oz tables all Melo( the mon ImPnrxdr
sad deekledly th e bed kind mad., earl, Feudwoke hell nal
Pier tables trardbeststeads and *Mateo. of each /
Lugo sentiment is ball sari parlor reception chairs
ottosthas and secretary and book cases side hoards.
firs maths Kneel racks tist sUuste.und mule stools tribe
Land cols for aardr.: Porar mach.. table end 070 yo7o
snabodMl,ToeurcuS o f
Inlaid sepal Tables, an d W
A luxe V.arttaimt of Cammon Furniture and Window
Olen. Cabinet =ken supplkd with all /Metes in their
teamboat/ sW Itotels fothisbed at the Undid notice.
All orders promptly Mended to. Jet 9
11 BOUNTY LANDS—Cerr. thus. NAYLon;
Attorney at 'alt.:Sick lea Third st,, corner at ChriT.T.
having made innannernrn,a for the parpcoe,
pinctins Bounty lands isr oihniro and aoldhnsh the ,
widows and children; and will anima b aii7 other fool .
runi „ sonnected with the siaretasnent or any of its Depart.
nen LW 'Vention oiOce. on-nbe Courts at theCUT of
- 1. •
. • 1.2:11U
..-- - - , . .
1 :tviiii,l'erpedlave, and Painting in OiL
:11..SSITI'Ll is'noiffiorepiied-ko give
NLk'D
be:Kneehole tiralete huytts In the afferent broad.
o dellghtfill art. at'ltte trowel, in Maw. Scab n
aat , o nett btaldiAp, ki.s e....t.
sr Mot...eta. - llonraor inettattico, trona 2.ti to 4 .te..t0 4
et 4 Mo t t. 81 r.ta.. Chatges and other partitedare tan be
known by railing (eiternoon) at the rooms.
Rater w. Dr. Wawa or Dr. Addbon. I MIR!
88EEITWOOD:GARDI6i8. v -,r? -2
IjilLIS SIMMER RETREAT is now open
• for th.e.momminelatlosi of,cleitora; Ttio bent: of
e Place has, beer inner improved by' the lairlition of
diem Abrobteni and'flovera. A WK. eller-ion of war
blooming Pleats end flombliery,ef.tbo elanowthiside, are
trot 7.0.01.
.
greateTs, M,' in the Palmas as nsuel.
I'llognee tastefu pot op .0.00.0 nothn ' •
The sing and comfertableitcambest CIOAPTAIN. laws
the landing, between Tilt street and the Oldlegheny
te, to the beginning of we* hour—from Be t el ock, A.
rialr until 10 p.id Ohs eats. trip 0000 T nt
acek.
titrangers visking_the Enmity City ' Meted to Per •
yiris to this perfect Plower Garden.
•
The Garden la kept on Temperance principles, and closed
apltraf
on tilihdar.:
W.' Dixon's London Patent Lever Watches,
bipolar fa any Uhichee ever orwed ANdal.swa. •
At
RICHARDSON, 81,9 Market, street, Is
•. We Agra tor the above shamed Lever Watches.
v cliovtuM uueradUs 11 attached to each Watch: '
fly appoltirment to the Admiralty, WU, DIXON. Chro ,
Vanuatu and Watch lisuutoctuurr, Wo King Spears,-tine.
evell Mad; Loudon.. "
• Tide certifies that the seecmtiaultule Wu.
tenant"( by me to be of SW manufacture, and.= Web
with my mune upon le genuine - =dem accompanied by
-• certitkate bolt
my Micoature.
I guarantee the 'Watch Sta. —, to kack, time to the wt.
Waal. or the purchaser. u: DLKOIt.
apleuk".
Stmaboatilgency, n Arid aiiertil' • Commis-,
tdon,Litoceiving and Forwarding.
DAIfDWIN,' PUJMER & CO.,' have this
d,ay aimeidni with them 3.lraoluaL Lorton. and offer
Perrie.3o the public eke Ntigarttant.
goomiedez4 std Yonre.rdthv buelmei coder the etylit of
BAL.OI, .P LI, HEIL t CO..
4.4 , 4 1 /5.31`61- 143 Watteau' Boy.
..r.
'41 , . (211;1134 6 / 1 1 11 L , .. . ~-, ... - .......... ... ~,,,, 1.1171.
CITY WORKS.—
W.CtINNINGII AN A CO., Mnstatanturers of Riarnot
Liu, co. :„Yi 31,..Let ntreet, between Yttst awl twoma.
runt, l'a.
articol. attention paid to odd sinew Abo—Dwaless in
Int rii.... vie.. wati.w.... , dr. A
, iriVarr - dorgiTi7 - 61 . X3ie ' e " i 7 an .
and Drain* In Dry 0004/IyOrteCliell, trbtl 'and Plai
aarttral Wain at stave% aud w 'Wane. Tama. 8a.4
. . : odriAlrulre
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE
, 16; 1851
EISCELLANF,OUS CARDS, &c.
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, devotes
sPeciel attention So the treatment of Manses
men and chilthen, and mote dimmest generally. ma well as
e m b e r and surgical diammet. (Mee on Anderson M.A.
near the Hand Street Ilriags. and next door to the Rem
lug Mill. Allegheny Clty. Oyu pours from 7t09 A. Ale
fan I to A.And from 7 to 9 P. H.
LIGHTNING HODS—Bpratt's Patent
Whotrade Depot, 86 Wood affect, Pittsburgh, Pd.,
(Cartwright's Cotten , ' 6tOrad
IHESE LIGHTNING - RODS are so COD
structed that thei cammt get out ed ark , Th. l . -
on and Attachtorrota fitting accurately, the Points
and Magnets are unrivalled—the whole 10118 highly ea
namantal. and without dhiputs the boll conductor ever
manatortured. James Jackson will attach them at 12%
tenni pm font hire at tire atom, 10 mute.
Cisotlemen am respectfully muerte& to call at 86 Wood
street. and examine the ahem: tr,hm.aber.t.t. etar
bp mm.
Geo. E. Eichbanm. Civil Engineer,
NvILLATTEND,In any part of the eerie
trr, to the toner. Ina droi ati i *t e ,h ourtnion of
Railroads. Macadamised nod Plank ßridites..LooliN
Doom, an. for canal or slarkirster ea rl mil will Orr
pare pion, exurillmtlotob anal estimates of malt of anf
the above work:
Ile will also errand to the division of land..aii Lei=
I, , ..! . tv=t . l'ez r oi c tli . Lor . drairinicr of models foriPateut Of.
°face to llakvonsire thaMp a ,A. or.t. st. mar , the Court
Hume, rlttetnnigh.
Referenove"llmo. A. W. Lanais, non Dakverell. Ewa
herllll. lm Craig. E. Wm. Klehbamo. Esir
aea
.itinnlaatComp'y.
. K• 1111.10,
lITYSSEY & snment,
•
Starage,Shipping & Commiasionlierthante,
WIIOLESALE dealers in Groceries, Glass,
Pleb. Pelt, Pl On i on tc.. So. 012 Doek, and 1 9 3
Itlin7r stmt. Clamlan •
talz &deem. made on consignment..
Stumm for all Steamboats an/ Peen/eke in tte Wkaßo
peeler Line
Refer to , -Wm. A Otis t Ga n _ClaTeland;
bRIH tWheeler,
_Weld,
T. 31. Howe, ember, Pltlabnalb.
myl4:Gm
No. 19 Vood street, Unreel: Arot and 3r and ids.,
(ZION OP THE GOLDEN tTOVEd
MANUFACTURER of every description
/TX of COOKING of tbe roost approved pat
. ma, and mon ea • 111 render the beet earls:action.
AIso—PARLOR PTOVY.I4, among which will be found
Jewell k celebratod folding door Parlor NtoveK COO
Warms Itadlatono Franklin Stover, Naha and tarter Ural.
to whirl,. Invite the attention of lonilderer Teo Bottler,
Warr. Wagon boa, to: to all of which we Lorne
the attention of dralers betitne parchasioir ...bon.
G =ray
EO. E. ARNOLD A CO. have this - day we
bey l.tw tolbre.
tbem JOHN D. RCULLY. Tbestyle of
the flria Uhe
Attalnulth. Mar [mT2
HONEGGER & CO., Importers of Wines,
11 Liquor,. and,Swiss Chatee, ICI latoithdeld fitecet.b.
tworra Oath and &north. . •
ST. CLAM HOTEL,
(Formerly the Exchange,)
Corner of Penn and St. MO Streets,
"HIS spacious, central, and moat convcni
sally located iIOTL. haring bora completely rie
led, and thoroughly repaired nod 1.11pr0..1.
open for the esommailetion of the
The murmur ter. leave nod proprietor of the ST.. CUL lit
110 TEL, see lilt informs his friends end the put t.
Wet be bee fur:debar St In the moat elegant end conettirta.
ble ety and employed meopetent earrilte en idemative
and faithfal Permute, and Wet be will eyes* no curt=
it asf to anMiura inner
Tr. well k nown cen t ral location of the country.
How. end con.:
lenience of ite greengenteut, rendering It the mord duke
hie eltber to travelers or permanent boanlers.lnduces hare
mlicit end hope for It • liberal share of patrons"
' C. N_ _
PERE AND CEDAR WARE.
I. IA3.IUEL KROESEN keeps constantiv on
band a rood assortment of warn and Bath t rulau
arms traroteme. (Mk Well, Kitchen or Dray Ilontrtu
Wood,, &Ms, Chorus. DrT Sternum. Zlno urn Merry
Mash lloanir, and all other iamb. of ware to tole Ilas.
Warrmom. Stwoule unit, Ylflh street Iltrnautrah. re.
PIL J_J. MYERS--Surgeon and Pitylikian.
Otbrii and ilnollina. darner or Darlington areal, NO.
.rbird atom one door ...a Ainithillal4 at-
DC Myers biui pegnianantly ,lartoted in Dittrtittrab, atat
MU attend to the duties of big Proteartner ilervill giro
particular anent:lon to ecwit t. an. and the dlaruira or
MONO and children-' i . aplOolam
• ,
WALL PAPER.
— Fresh Assortment of Spring Goods.
THOMAS PALMER tit daily receiving
from the Zutarn eltles. at the old stand,
No. 55 NIARKET STItII7,
&mem Third and Fourth atmu, PittabargA,
lane aerie. re las ar....at reel. of the:ore beautiful
..PAJW.Ii HANGINGS that have spa.. tha cos..
her a lanit•perloth Thu patterns an entirely nalc, the
bsttlee peoultetly char. and theeta.. in paint a tiors.
untorkeard. Ere. 10 er u ePeonte. the Pthee
rash To uas sitthalse lot of radar' *Web . more at •
tante prima Into b. Wear kr rata in= ne..l l l o ii..
the sitention metrbants .ml hrw keepers u tally lathed. lathed. mohl7
i _ Board of Underwriter's.
st Meeting of the Board of Underwri
ter., the Dalolting reeehttlon wee ettualmonsly odor
,eastetetllekth beiQbbelett ,
tieselsett, 'that from sad Lb& inbileetba et tble tos
thet no Flea lamk, erhethet oehtihel ur eheth‘uta,
omu kt a w taken by err Iwamoto Otbee 10 tele .111.
until the prorate= It raid In Cun.• •
eat enter. A. ii.llA
teelattt thevetet7 of the B.A.
I HAVE FITTED UP, (on the Nev York
„1. p 1..) • very per. Warerverohfor the aide of Cur
0•1131, Curtain 31almals, and every thing appertairdng
the fashionable parlor, and bare every
the tarred wld
mob saprilor ..ortranst of Satin )0e Linea. Broonlase.
Pre.. and Om.. Damask De Taber, kaplD6 hanseek,
M...., Chia... Turkerital Useals. ttanse t t . tamu of
T:ll " orrierent ore of r 00.0.1 aW idlfferent partelt
arid otyks., boa ;t r am Wlrehre 1111.4. and Ithteles.eurtara
Borne. and Mar.. Curtain Plos,Taaralvasollesel LOOM
Cern. Ent and Wore.. tied inh. and thing.. /1.•
sell. and Lawaster_ Munta. Counterpanes and p... 1
Corn.. stazwe, Bedsand 13.1 , 11. g.
All orders thaakfully_iverived and promptly 011.4.
apll 'W31.1111.131.1' MI. Meet.
TAXES WILSON' hail Timoyed his Bat
ot, sad esti Store to No. 91 Urged street, third door south
(10-PARTNERSILIP—Itating taken my
the name at J. Ogiv74 'a SON PI Wand irtrilct
JAMES
MES WILSON.
P, Pl.—James ITILtoe cm:Monne the 11.1. cod Pty. MOM
No. b helentl street. Allegheby (NI;. lately kept by IL. P.
.21141wt&r..
/1101:ESAU and retail
rs manufactu-2
non and deale ill Elam sad airy , ?to. 91
at, rm,: thirildrar bebow Diamond Alley Pitts.
bomb—abate they otter . full end tarcoplote Wok of Ilaia
and C.ape of their men and Eastern manufacture, of ease,.
ptudity end atria. by wholesale and retail, and Melte the
attention of their eurtmoineand the peddle. wetting them
that they will oa the mot remonsble nu n ring
ap274itatt.T.
GEOEUB3 B. LENOL.D & CO.,
BANKERS.
DLISSILB IR RIM:LAMM, COIN, IIIICC NOTTS, 4C.
No 74 Awed et, nort to Bank f Reesteredh. •
Notes wad Drafts vollected Olt an pots of Ode U..—
Stocks Woe. Lod told eociadenan. febTalawS
' Business Tax for City Purposes.
IN pursuance of "an Ordinance providing
for the Increase of We Revenue of thls city, twain
lath April 1.16." notice Is booby given, that the City
Assessor has tenet my ram for examination, by all Inter
Wed, • list of the permits doing Moine. lu Mc city. In
conformity With' said Ordinance.
Sae. 1, If, upon, examination of said ltd. my imam.
shJl thitikthoonelven &grieved by the inol
they Mall state the fano ILI en mrolavit, 0111113 affidavit
shall al/0 00111.11111 • natemr nt of We true Amount of their
maim, as tom as rm, 4. mocrtalnak said Midavit fo to
tort with the Llt• lremorer, within ton 'woks from dm
date of the drat publication of the notice afermalit'
011. 0. That no appeal shall to taken but er the Mild.
Mt of the perm. or itiotrievel; laid alhdarit to he
conclusive evidence of the loots ented i ln relation to the
amount of mien
dpmell• must the made within too weeks from thle
date—Jusio S. IL JOIENSTOPI,
Je7•l2w City Tromund.
Are You Subject to the Tooth Ache.
77 AVE you hollow teeth ? If so, use
II putual , s t 3LATEJS' Ftesieh Tooth litiainal, •
e table et mines eacepoteiti. ..ranted clot to 103 en the
40tb, or mouth, ea the Deritivai increurial witelawtiloha do.
br which entry venue tear hems. kb or bet own &mast,
at • small aspens. Cold io and lid emit mekaea.. by
/5.1 i.
re7eilte., • • Wocci attach, killtalitirshi
on hand a largo maortment of
WINDOW COX:VICES acid DITIVIA IN ISANDB mot
tot terns, Mr consists. WM. liODLI:
mylo neurly 0pt.614 the Post ullfee:
•
_ Paper.
PRINTING, WRATiNG, and WRAPPING
1 , 1`.216-330 room aLy as Priuting Noel; I ,
" 21 by
600 •' le br 21. br 32. 24 br 114.
bi,a, 3 by 42;
400 " Mut. notary . repel:
I=o WI 6 Mingle Crown &raw Nom
400 " Double " "
700 .7 ilediont
3.50 " Medium and Single Crown hug.
The untlerelinced keens constantly on bawl and fee eale
Rchange for Raga, • large an 4 mond agancuncnt of
uled, C.P. Lotter, gardarare, and Tea 'Papers: 1i0n0 , 4
th =Zi4 of an idtlajor 'Ajar onnorartorora
Printing Paper nada to order on short notioe.
SUEL,
• g.b211 moues of Penn and Irwin an.
OBE BIcORACKEN vs. JOS.-D. ABELL.
0 , —ln the Dlatrict Court of Alleilany County. Vehd.
.o. No. 274. April T.,1161.
And now. Co win May 24th. 1861. the Court app o int
fhd B. illeCthnont.
the n )thn,Anditortodietrlte the procewle
of age among lien andltors. [From terunid
(MORON IL 81.1 0, Proth.y.'
The Auditor Vill attend to tbe donna( bblaPPdatm.mlt
t Eta Mace. No. 10 Fourth street, Idttelnaltht °a Han d al.
Jane ^Ad. at S o'clock. P. M.
toyAkhr A. B. MeMAISIONT. Auditor.
STOCKS WANTED-
10 .10,01110/31 of Pittebanth:
• Wereh.at.'t M. Rank of Plttsbyith;
I"
' to hkb .2:3• higb"'
Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh.
•I;s‘rk MARES FOR SALE on favorable
gy ten:v.l4 153E11.11LL & Co.
sura3lr
NO.I MACKEREL-40qr.bbls. extra, for
family am, kr tal• by ISAIAH DICFCZY IX).,
m Watm m 4 Front su.
II SEED. OlL
my.
BACON -43,000 lbs. Shouldens;
- Worm Oar rob Or
ROMaral. LITILIS a CO.
MOLASSES-200 bbls. N.D.; for sale by
:47 . A. min
_13011120N, Larrue a ca
bu. Pe , ..66;
.60 " App Tarsal" br
HAMMON. /Arno&
BROOMS—'2SO dos. common to bed;
10 " . s py Ihngi for deb 7
aq=ll itODIDOS..III4 it 00.
P. 8...1i00re, 21.
JAMES JACKSON,' Gammas. Aunt
Alexander Bradley,
lowoo*vt0:1
Removal
J. Wilson dr Soil
bble. for salo_by
ROWS" LIXTLE it CO.
BLED BEEF-2000 lbs. for age bir
MTA Bonisox. Li us co
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PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
Umm..-7hari:4lres 4f t. 6 1141 . 14 In eboncema. by
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pler taxa. Wt. ffroblitc. Wing. -
!lotion, Boles, Beaver.
Heuer, (Jordon. Elmer.
Atliati. Doonnsaill.
lierairleitaan, llogeorport.
Rolston. lioodward. rownsville.
Tn. Shrivel.. Wei'. W.. N."...
Hibernia No.:. liateholor. Cintionati.
SOUTH), Young. Bridge:ord..
Jolla Deen..Zezierrillo
Diurnal. OaorelL WLecU
lb,. Mello. flank. Gallipoli.
I?Rtmaiiii.Cos Zaoriaraill.
Diadem, CmhrsE, EL Lows.
DEPARTED.
Michigan, Bodes, Beam.
Beaver, Gordo, Beaver.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Bryn:mil*
..14Mee, Wildslekson,_Meiteesport.
shrf , B 7, West Norio.
Redstone. Wood , Brownerille.
Messenger No T. er.' Ctneinnatt.
Alleluia State an t. Counnetats.
. .
J:e g n id lloetj h'Whaellna
*t0 . .. , l ' iltrn , r, ellseill --.
Tounarors, Muni , Weitittile.
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Cashier, Metillii • Sunfish. ' '
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BOATS LE TING TIM DAT.•
FOR PUILADELPIELL AND DALTIXORZ,
0 Lerch a Co. Pane:nes Packe t leaves daily at a a o an
,
WIIMEINO—Diurnai.
DRIDORPOLT—WeIIs,III..
CINCINNATI—Keyriceme !hate.
IXPOSTB BY HMI.
CINCINNATI—Pon Broads Snits•-1N bblo whlaker
promot & ll* II whar f
g o kg .l l
, t Bak. 7 1 :Sto 2 htat aleoW
w:wino wharf 24 Ins proo f & 0r.60 tea hams
Ida , Aden & Cough.; 50 dried bre II ag 2do
CJork & Thaw: 3 Ws dad skln. Ilateldson R Cto 2 tohomg
IL Knox: M.OOO In Spook. Bakst Fortftt, , •
BRIDOEPORT—PAI Clarua—VS9 bee wheat: Wllittarth
liobla. 1 bdl bedding rtmA Benner; 0 hob bordor
Brom; tdlo sell* hoops./ k TayloA 01 bill:Lour IAA
batter W Blodbaro.l ork !moon 0 Abdo tob Clattll TAM
10 bbtr 0060 Bell Lim tt IGO do. Brown - A - Strk;striek;
roll kw Brown ATAIIII pm A OA irbb Cots Copt
DIAIIIIII. . • .
• •
WHEELING—Yra Jr 9 Knot9r-90 oks barons 2 pt. Baker
Yorgrtb: for bred W Hollow. Id 03 wool W Blog-
Irmo 9 kbdo tob oks wool Leech Ir 09 M) bblsooppenu
Yobtoorodt Or.2Ucto door Worry t• Ktripothor4 3 ears
bun Orel d , Co 171 arbor. J Oath:m.ooC 11 btOr Oh.
ROO 2:1 as 6 09 do owner.
WILIATILLEPIA ♦aaaa-2 Lift atm N tkvaztou: 12
empty crates Betalet A Bto:eattal boat to tow °wrier o
Pot icseiboa4-73 bbl. flour Capt blurdoebl 49 elm wool
W blue.= 4 cal,. Y bx. 4 butter owner: 2 do 1 bbl en.
4 bats moon so bbls dour armstroug a Co
•
a LOMB-Pea A 514-4 .14. wool 21 do Dern. W BOva
en 14 bas funderm d ek. rod• Doll 4 Liggett 39 taxed .
ehlskey Creamlrm 80,1)1,:0 hbd. lob Greif a Co: 4 bbl.
deed pebe. Wateramo .11 Ion: his berm. Kier • Jot.:
130 do Orin: 24 Olds miasmas Ilatermana aOn 7 eats
wool 13 Or an W• It bleCnteboorm 108 bbls ralaßey J.
v ove r F itv a 07. 0.1, 1i ti dothiea vz: bonf m, FrmI tlA rts in a
r N i. , , ,ir k. , 4 10E 1 1 , .
Blogb:m; Ibt tool. Clarba TbaW. ' . -
Pri lainant-11 abot W 4.1 20 WI. doer
skin•SFConnor •On2l do Ilolorm C0:27 ek. barns For
. wa: 0 1% 41, 2111
bow 11 Uraß aCo.SSJ b lx . r.v , site.
p hbds
agan 26 fg. Warman Ibuldida• Inge.; sh eets aar
r OgsdnA , L%o v lt r =lof f . warm do arnrtool.
110LAIIPOL15-Ita COO 1.14315 ' .46 hbd. lAD Lech a
Ce 32 do 50 belt bolter Graf •
_On 17 Obi. tob Were II
Jamtton. 22 do Clark & Thaw: . 7 do 1 b. relso J 8 INF
worth: 54 Oa oat. 4 do Irmared Itick < Ifdlandhoon 4 Ilbd.
tab w Wit.= vo Au rata Hamra Or. Z' do Srllon
a !Orme 47 do corm rmansart a 01111 1 bld lard J
Cords, OM Vt lorober Copt Cermet la. azes Credos .
Laralr. 15f/ 61p eons .1 •
W1TE41 , 156:-Ibra bbli ICUs, a Marmon
NO plop ciao ware 0 Dread; !aka wool Clarm • Than: ID
et. brmst. Uolowa .CAr. 14 lads tab 21 Lis Irma. Loneb •
29 010 worm 12 too letter Itadarm • 0r.300 Idds Arm.
25 R. wool Or:X*oin IA Is paper Vabormalnt & Col •
War A It Fral426 ;ft
CINCINSA72-Fra•Karmern Ermrm-14 sks iestber4 12
81rmbarr, 4 Ons trots aler & Bra 5 I.lsteal .1 Weed
noll: 20 An seal W Bo ob oo 3 boo Ws* 2 10. amp 7do
candles J Onward: 70 Md. abbolory Iketoell & Philip& 11
J 8,1)rm8la 40 rola brother-Clark.:.l,ba mdse Wal
. Uniform & Co.
ZANESIIIIXD-Fha Jim 6243-12 I,b. lob Z et. to.
1 On dot kg. tool 21 erkios bad Lae& a. On: 0 tad.
rob bells l-ather IrmobsOn•-11'..t. end MeVadeo
Oormar: tablas lob W 44 Antandoot 1 do 1' do bottle. IhL
.11.4 Co: 2 cot 2 &Li baron NV Illatharm I ink boom 2bbl•
tg r r.l o:‘, ll.lsW dyad pearl. 750 Old. flour 5= au loan
• •
• Ps4 Arno.--SD hlaker Dian [Wry: bhda lob
6 ota wool 16 Jcannana. • hbd lob !amnia it O. 7do
prep ioG'lko darStrsas arc 011116767.1.6 C0:61166a lob
4111. elonr ter ahipm_r_on • 3 eta baron 11 Jan. 4 WI 6.7•7
lard 11 aka fruit bran :LOU bushels bran Captaln
bladA lab 111.66bam
1(99: 4 dallalwll la C0:79 Avaldaho baron 24 do rider 1
wak do J 91cCull y :11 baba Lob CLarkit Thaw: 619 An wiwat
hilbaarth L hoblanra unwl Otto frathera Clark Thaw
isks wool : 0o wrap D 9711,
STEAMERS, MAILS, &c.
MOVEMENTS
OF VIZ • : 44;;;;,
SZEGAE MEM
A I M; OP STEAREBS FOk TOE MONTII OF JONE
.3g tnmau. •
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ter.kgrm Tort.
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' CITY a 4 LI AB OW. Cstorbral for 14611adrirbla-JanAlA
CAMBRIA, narrlsoe. *Yr brstnn- -„ -Jane ZI.
AIIIICA, Ryrie farliew York 6.,....-..Ja. 24,
CANADA. lisrrUno, Irramt..n : __July 6
BALTIC. Cortutock. from Now York 7
AFRICA. Ilyrte, from New fork ..,-..... _...___1ane
CANADA. Bonin. from Tkotnn....- -loot 11
NOIITII AMERICA. 'Brame. tem New Tork.—Jono 17
AP LA. mill.. from Now Tort _Jowls 14
PACITIC. Njw, from New -Jana 21
!11 -Jona
e
AMERICA.. Nharowe from Dorton--
D4oloy. :
XULP A,Lott Dem Now Tort.: ..... --Joky
(111 - I,_'' OD ()LANDOW. ComobelL - Lrota INDlalrfa-1117
A Itur iSA Lore, Dom irww
CAMBRIA. Harrbon. from DOPtbh _JAI; 1'
LINES TO TUE CONTINENT OE EUROPE-Blom ,
rurca ' sr• TORZ. I
LICKBCILDT. Wotbn—•
ITERNATS_, Judy 12
WABILINOTON, 2.15 14
OE4IIIIIU. Patter.
EX
Ili
M=tMl
. .
C.IIICROKCIS. Wiadla
CILINCENT
•PRICES OP STOCKS.
IIIIPOILTIFD HT
A. WILKINS & Co.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
CtiIINEIL OP HAILS. AND TWILL STD.
Prmanoe, Jane 8, 1681.
lOU a to I
• 103
93
YS
fa
Unir"l :welt WA.--
la , . .......
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Penn., 1iku1aG0......—....460 1 ,
t'............_...1CC,
in
Ally Co. 11001
1 1 /g1 100
Pitt, burl. city n a ..
—llOO
..
Do. cony . PO. .
,1001
Alledieniny Ca...-. 11001
u
Phil..lo3'
Llank or Plitiburgh 60i
Llerelninla . 2 3lanuf flank 601
Liartuni. 601
Jakob.] 3kriuila oo
anualit
Lg
Northern
iklilLunaParl
tascaaack. I
Wooten! Ins...
Ai Inonvinoi
Co
Amorist. Flrenian's Co
. P P l i t t P ta gh rk
onia
LO.
lrun.b Lvlle.
l aE .nello
00 r
NAIL ..,
03. a, kn.
PittsbupouWorkm...— 60
Mon. la W0rk.......
60
YoUgh bend Slaeloratr.
.Penn'a. Central Rail noon 60
1.1010 * Penn's gall inxid.l 60
Halt A Ohio Rail 11.4... 60
Clayeland k 11.161 601
Ma r ine &Way. Dry Dock.llXli
Er a old). 1001
.Do. do. I „ year)...loo ,
Turtle Clank PL. 11.4 -,/^tl
klleg. Parryrrilla Pk 11l 231
lirosnabg. Turnpike 10,
' Martian -Coal C 0.... ......
06Yrus
NootPittaburull
1Z
33
30
10
6
Et in=
Pittsburgh • Isle Ropfl.,
Ohio Isle Repel .... .
31erelsant.
Douglass Daughters--
Ontonagon.--
•
lIE unbstriber, having made arrange
tarots. hi cosisequenoe of whlen hifittst badman
moot be eloael by the Ist of Lo gout .nas now offers ht.
soh* stou.,of film., Hosiery. Maeda, Goode'
broideries, Dross Trimmings, ILandkarrhisfa i . Fine Meta,
hurnishlou Hauls, Zephyr Worsted, Memel Illatertida.
Umbrellary.' Parasols, C.d. and Thread and Needle ar
t!. le,. Alto. India` Boma, (best PbtladelOhla =WO 00
may reduced prices. wholesala and ratan. • 2
IT. EATON.,
Greenwood Gardens.
TRAWBERRIES, fresh from the Vines,
gas sow semd up as thL Wrest.. Also. Crostd and
with all Me &diodes of Monsoon. Th. place
no. In she height of Its Donuts. An Omnltou Pusses
Me tomer of Ylfth and . Slaskat streets half toms
and Ins steamer Chieftain leaves the Pitt IssAlnA"
no.; lamed on Sunday.] So=
Curled Hair' Zilatresses.
IaLEAVE on Miran large Atock of Matnuse
,e, rude out of pun Mon Iroxillin rt. rate
0100 will plena nil. W1L.21011-
EiTiis Third slinoid, newt. tin Pon
"".13GAlt AND AiOLASS.ES
2130
00 1thd. pricto N L O.FSurri
9130 IA. 11 • irale by
- 162 JAMS] A. HUTCHISON t CO.
OBACCO-103 kegs snilerior 6 twist, on
covlssm.atsad Az keg s
try • I • •
B. WATEREMY & BONK
m OLASSE B—MO kblo. prime N. 0., (oak ; )
/MIL
L. S. r eh? .1.1t7,
Win:at/L. l / 4 toga:
1." Pl
VVVINDSOR SOAP--50 boxes
,vv solo br [Aral 8.14 /MIN
LOAF SIIGFAR-400 ate d 11064
• 6 • crushed• au. sds ey
my r • • W. a s. wiLsoN.
147 Ant, mut 114 Pound ste
SUGAR -10 hhile. Clarified, fa Baleh7
=O4- ENCILIBLIA BENNETT.
QALERATUS-50 boxes for rale by
1 /mum A =MM..
COMMERCIAL.
Burma. A.s.wcur.—Adurtlpsneuto and imbmllDt lo . , "
far this Papa rewired end Ibrwarded free of erpeute,fmm
thlPallnr.
A Pteassar Taz.r.—lt is , a great relief. to .the
mind, as well as strengthening and invigorating
to the body, to rid one's self, even for a few I
boom, from the noise and bustle of the city, and
to emerge tram that dingy element which has '
given us to name abroad, but which, nevertheless,
is the surest evidence of our prosperity at home,
and to indulge fora time, the cool and bracing
atmosphere, and the rich varieties of Nature's
sweet scenery, which meets the eye In the sur
rounding country; and there is no season of the
year at which blessings like there can be so folly
appreciated as at the present lime, when Nature
in all her blooming loveliness is' budding and
springing forth, presenting to thesye, upon ev
ery side, all that is lovely and beautiful
It was under the influence of feelings like
these, that we very promptly responded to the
invitation of Capt. Geo. L. McClintock, of the
fine new steamer Irene No. 2, to participate in a
trip of pleasure down the Ohio river, on Satur
day last. Oar gallant little steamer, at the' ap
pointed liCur, and under o moderate bead of
steam, left the wharf, end gently wended' her
way down the willing , sires= Ou.r party on
board was quite large, and all seemed joyful and
happy at the prospect before us—tone more so'
than our excellent Captain. It seemed to be his
whole study to render every one around pleasant
and happy, and to judge from the general feel
ing,we should infer that be succeeded well inhis
laudable efforts.
About four o'clock in the afternoon, having
arrived at the fall extent of our downward trip,
we rounded to at Shoustown, a place (=ouster
steamboat building, and from whose extensive
shipyards some of the most splendid steamers
here been launched that ever graced the West
ern waters. The boat lay at this point long
enough to enablosrus to obtain 10020 knowledge of
this time honored locality, and to take a view of
the mammoth steamer now on the stocks at the
shipyard. This steamer is designed, when fin
ished, to fill the place of the . Clipper No. 2, In
our alrerily magnificent line of Cincinnati pack
ets. She'will be considerably larger than any of
the packets now running, and from the exquis
iteness of her model, and the enormous power of
the engines now building for her, it is expected
that she will far exceed in speed anything that
has preceded her,
lint we have diverged a little from the point
at which we aimed at the commencement of this
article. After tarrying at this place about an
hour, we were warned by the tapping of the bell
that our presence on board was desired, and in
a few minutes we were on our way back to the
"smoky city." About 5 o'clock.in the afternoon,
and while en our wai.up, we were treated by
Captain 31. with a splendid supper, which was
Italy and very satisfactorily discussed by all
present. Every thing was abundant, and of the
choicest kind, and done up in a peculiar appro
priateness of style, highly creditable to 'the culi
nary caterers of the Irene, and equal to any steam-
afieat. About half peat 7 o'clock, r. st., we were '
all safely landed on the wharf, and repaired to
oar several homes, highly delighted with our
pleasure excursion, and hoping that Captain io-
Clintock, in his new enterprise, may be as sue,
cesaful in winning the confidence and patronage
of the public, as he was in gaining the undivided
good. opinions of his numerous arid . highly de
lighted guests of the day.
The Irene No. P. was built to take the place of
the 'steamer Irene, which was sunk is the Ohio
river last reason. She is designed to rim be
tween Pittsburgh and Louisville, during low wa
ter, and being of the very lightest draught (draw
ing only about 16 inches light,) she is most ad
mirably adopted for that purpose. Her dimen
sions are 146 feet In length, 26 feet beam, and
41 feet hold. She carries two boilers._ Her en
engines were MO by Haigh; Ilartilpea A. Co.
Iler Cabin was built by W. Mason, and painted
by Thornburg &Martin. The general constrao-
Hon of the cabin is on the most modern style,
and many Improventents have been made for the
convenience of passengers, rarely found on boats
of her class. There are 21 state rooms in the
gentlemen's, andln In the ladies cabin, all large,
airy and handsomely fOrnished.
The Ir4rieNo: '2 will Tense, in a few days, for
CincinnatLand LeuLrihe.•
ITrIBBUILOH ittmumr.
Gnus Pyrentwoo (sum t
,
• Hawley, Jane 16.
The nether on Baranlay no very pbetasnt foe outdo.
bonne., but below the. eloriew agq or the 'G . A. ' , err lit
tle of hownanol geatteptred In the ...het.
revelpte by ricer were pretty fulA. but
meetly dengue,' for camera shomant. The =lea on the
wharf and from wagon, am mold iv about ZOO bbl at
S 3 IZIO3 1311 GU Bales from store In .volt lota at $3
03 3143 bbL
GRAIN—PaIm la the nut tem day* of soma IWO bee
wheal, mostly et the sollle. u 30€470e* bo. aceordlog to
quality. Sales 30d bo turn et 03433.t0 sad 400 bo oats.
Iha lon, at 2344370. Small Wei of rye at We ham fret
hoods, and 50e from non.,
OROCERIES--The market le holet. with no important
change to price. Woe all> tans roger, to notion. et
6X047e, time. Sales of union:, lo main' lots. at 34g43:_c
ent- Coffee Is sold at 10i 10Ne for 111, and rim at 41-eIN
era} P.
BACON—Wee 12,000 be Immo, made up of lot.,
at lllaTe the "bowl.", slaWf for cida.....1 kig for
hung Bale* or eouotew cured: to cool lota, et gy r e for
aboulders, 111 to Sr tor Met. amt 3484 foe hew. Baks
mgar eared hams at IN*lol4e*
CLIEESE—BaIea 100 Ins at ftlead.Re IA b.
OUTTER,BaIes of puked, to bble,.at 7N00:34, and of
fresh roll Noonan at 10010.sec71lh.
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DALTISIODE AND 01110
memranda of the lamina
allrond, o far the month at
M,Mar4Wt
W,JamSpra
Ma 1100 outwardly Into to cltrof Baltimore.
of amm of the prlnctipal staides haa ion os balm.
Bark. Mott. 372 Limo. too.. •
Coat. M.; -- 10,9?6 blot Stock, Os: _
....
fire Mick, tons, .t 4.g13 . ,t0g5. to.. . 1 .. r
Fic7l7 t ri d 6, "'N 34.611 VI toraL ton..
It) . 1 . ..14
Brain ton.. 163 313 horned cattle. two, _ 149
fl ya !=ons. IMA 31.1 and slim. tons, 217
1.4.93 Pork and baton, tons. 43
Iron ors it mancanoso. T0..0. hid. • OA
tOtlf,, . 433 Whiskey bits, 113
IDltio=prre
DI, Dee •
DIP.Qr.3 pr et.
do
Dir. 4 pr c Polo
et
La - nrs'int ba
s, ttcr, tons,
105 us, tuns. Mimellsoco to,
Imth, ton
The Ovenne Ibr . the month has bm•u as follows:
ICEMEI9
Main rem
iirsablzwou 141.13c1i
total- .-1,41,735 fat $70.141 V)
51titing an ansrenati, of 5tr2,..1. 19, on the main stem,
and 12.1t009 OA, on the Wes Wooten branch—the total sus,
'4 37 84 .
• The above, compared with the corresponding month of
laicyear:ehowaaderreamor 11,104fia 71. beinet 1113,7811
o the eosin town. and 115,774 75 on Washington brsar-11
crozon
Two new Bank. bare been thearthrated In Beaton, yin—
.Tbe Mutate. Bank. to be lowland In Hanover street, sat
the Fauna LLII Bank, to be healed near Faneoll Hell
etPd the QwtheY market. Vb. SYYk of the latter I. Osad at
1200.000. The addltimal stack. of the Bank of Commerce
his been subsexibed anti paid In, making the entire capital
21400,000. Then are now only two banks In Boston oho.,
nuitat. cathode this. vth—Tbe Lent:mats' 8ank.10404100.
mutt . <1 Stant Bonk, $1,800,000. •
Die. IBA $lO
CHLORATE POTASH-50 lbs., for.sale
id B. A. PAIINESTOCK A CO.
CODFISH-1,0 drama for sole by
L.) ja2 - J. 8. DILWORTII CO.
CORN•-500 bu. for sale by
V Jell. J. O. INIAVOICIII a CO.
BARRELS -400 now Flour, for 8010 by
DILWORTH t CO.
pownER—
IWO ken. DWttny, In ~[eps iOO
arm
0• " 100,, In n 1 etent; .
for We
Li<
AFETY FUSE-25 bbls. to arrive, for ea
Dr 1.1.21 ' J. S. DILWORTH a CO.
EFINED SUGARS-106 ibis. Clarified,
itmlen4 sad embed, ter malebr . . ,
JA3ft.. A. LICTLELISON A CO.
e 2
GOLDEN n hf. bids. anti 10 gal.
k". ' from
the
'L AVA BA`ViTiaIIZIT hr
Je2
RICE - -20 tierces Carana, for sale by
Je9 JANaBA.. 1UTC11120:1 C.XI.
HEMPHEMP—L3O bales R.. for sale by
-130
2. JAS JAALES A. lIIITONISON a 00.
- L
E A D 1 4 0 0 gi . ge amens;
JAM fiS A.ll
jet: SON *IN).
SHOT--G 5 _kegs 4Evid Nos., for sale by
JO. JAMES A:HUTCH:I2ON Jk OD:
1110U_LDERST.2 cokefor sale' by
• I,j at yv ENOLMIL 1MNR).717.
Chestauts; — _
z• uk" 7.443% uhaTkirr.
SUGAR -180 bhde N. O. Stigir for by
JAM PEI DALVELL, ' •
QUA ASH—.2O casks Kurtep.brand r for
nu by ..Y6 • S. W. DARBOOII.
Irk RIND - ERUlT—Pecchen —; •
1 1 1.•;eu
• ''!•T l6 • - balm
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
NEWS BY THE AXIMICL
ENGLAND. •
Our English flies received are of interest.
The Continental and Peninsula news is without
importance.
'The first clause of the EcCiesiastical Mies
'Bill passed on the Oth, by a majoritytf 244
The debate on. Mr. Rally's motion, relative to
the Government of Reylon;terminnted in a ma
jority of 80 for lidinisters, and that being the
Last motion of importanee On the books, the Rus
sell Ministry is therefore safe for the remainder
of the session.
. .
On the evening of the Tith, tie
Prete/tants
held a banquet at the Tamworth, the residence
of the late Sir Robert Peel, when the people of
the town rose up en masse and dispersed the
pstheting. Windows were broken,seseral per
eons insured, and at length, the military had to
be called ont.to quell , the riot .
Tho crops present a promising appearance.
Emigration continues fully no brisk as in the
spring.
The Glass Palace continues to attract its thou
sands. Upwards of 50,000 persons passe4
through its doors ie one day: -
Mr. Crawford, (Free Trader,) has beep elected
fer liarwith.
On. Wednesday, a number of fine vessels quit
ted this port for New Sock. The 'American,
Copt. Lawrence,. beloneekto C. Grimshaw
Co., has 470 emigrants on aril, and the Prince
ton, Crook, and Onion, 380. The Waterloo and
the Nesmyth were both filled with erttigrants'for
Of the
.groea amount of customs revenue,
nearly one-third is expended in collection..
total groat revenue colleetedin 1839, in. the Uni
ted Kingdom, wee within a trifle of twenty-two
mid a half millions. • .
The Chief - Engineer of the Pacific has bean
presented by seseralyassengers, who subscribed
for that purpose, with .a handsome service of
plate; tea and coffee pouf, &c., as a testimonial
to his ability. The plate is of the newest de
sign, and has been manufactured under the so,
perintendenci of- Haurburg, a goldsmith
jeweller, of Church street.
FRANCE.
' There is nothing of moment from the French
Capital beyond the fact. that the Legitimists are
making erery effort to attain their desired reti.
shin Of the Constitution. The party of order re
mained firmly attached to the President. '
Commercial affairs • continue • brisk. • Thu
Bourse closed tiulL
M. Paschal Dupratt's amendment to the Vie
th:mai Guru Sis bill, has been rejected by the As
sembly. • ' • •
A letter - from Paris says:
The storm which was apbten of in my last as
evidently brewing, is -tiuming up, gloomy and
portentous. There is evidently wind and light
ning in it What this wind in.ita fury will lay
low—where the lightning will. strike—nobody
can tell. I see no political institution or 'party
in France sufficiently strong to defy& 'whirlwind,.
or prodded' with a conductor' that will surely
guide the scathing eleotricityof revolution harm
less as the ground. We, must await its coming
ithelter ourselves aa we best may from its fur 7,
and abide its conserjuences.
We have but a succession of angry debates in
the Asseffibly since My last. •On Friday, 'the
Assembly, .bya vote of 872 to 253, sanctioned
the telegraphic" despatch by *kith, two days
prior, to, the recent election in.thevecent 'Landes,
M. Leon Faucher, Minister of the Interior, pro
-1 scribed to all -functionaries of 'the Department
the cmdidate to whom 'they , must give their
vdtes and influence. . 1k my most impartial
judgment, Iranat say that that : deeps:Leh consti
tuted a &ore potent and unwarrantable abuse of
Executive influence than the similar act for
which, in 1249, the same Minister received from
an Assembly composed of olimet the same men,
a nearly unanimous vote of censure, which forced
him to retire from the Ministry.
The Naha:Lai distinguishes itself, above all the
republican journals, by the violence of its wrath
against 'the monarchical. projects of the parties
in favor df revision. • .
"Wen, we are ready," says the" jonznal—' l
Calm and patient - we will await 1852; unless the
detestable projectswhieh are announced with im
punity, should get beyotid the 'columns of the
royallatjcimmals. Bat strong in outzight and
in our moderation, we wiagive-to , esiery attach
upon the - Ithpublie and the:Constitution; the re
ception which irilB3o .Ire gave to , the Misch,: of
of Polignso and Company. .TheßepUblicaus do
sire peace—thet peace which the monarchy has
never been able 'to establish:: If the Royalists
wish emotion, they shall have IL Let them raise
the white standard, and-wain our turn will wave
the flag of revelation—and throughout France,
there is not a commune, not 'a village, not a
hamlet, that will not rise in insurrection to the
cry of Vire la Republique! We 'leave to them
the responsihnlity of events!"
Awl again—
In the Assembly the republican minority will
suffice to denounce your plots and render them
abortive at the ballot box, Anlif you .mean to
override these, if notwithstanding the precise
terms of the 11Ith article of. tha. , Mnstitntion
you appeal. to force :mid violate the, contract
which binds us, then lt isin. the street, as hL do
Girardin has aniouriced, that we will await you.
We will be Comb:lE44(ot the , right.; and the en
tire nation, army':; peasants, - irorking `class roul'
burgess class; will be on- our !Ade. - • • •
' if it were yet time, if the .passions which aro
bearing you away, yroulil surfer you to Listen to
the language of rea.son, we warn you to atop la
the fatal declivity.' - We would abjure youln the
name of the public trummility and of that order
which you declare -yotunselyea the exclusive do
fendars,:to' decline discussions which yea well
know can only result in ridiculous abortion if
the etrife is confined within constitutional limits.
or in the bloodiest catastrophies if the grounder
legality should be Abandoned.'
We
-
We have fulfilled a last duty in giving yen this
warning. Now come what may, upon youraelves•
recto .the responsibility... As for us, °bemire sol
diers of the democracy, will.sUpport With. our
pen the republicanreprmentatbres in their strog-,
gles. in the. Assembly. and if the 'monarchical'
factimm should ever, force theni.to make appeal
to the patriotism of the people, they may count
RAIL ROAD—The folkotina
• a. upon the Statism:. A Ohio
Accounts from Algeria state that a conflict had
taken place between theSabylesc and the French
forces, in which the former-were defeated, seve
ral hundred being - killed and wounded. Ac
counts from 'Limes. Fabyle are not so satisfacto
ry. The French had entered thwcountry on the
14th, and were desperately opposed by the .In
habitints. They, however, were drivels from all
their positions, and the blockades of Gajillo rais
ed. The;loss of the French was estlmated. rit
100, and 800 vroundeit'veld that of the FabYlei
at 437 killed; and 1,300 . wounded. Forty-two
'Slakes were burnt on the 13th and 17th. Sev
eral tribes have made their submimion.
For punerocrrot Vnifht.
$66,6a
A telegraphic , d dispatch from Madrid of the
24th, aunounees"that Marquis. Miralores has
been named 3finiatez of Foreign Affairs.
'An appropriation had beau made, for the man
ifacturenf 30,000 percinsion muskets. •
.
The Duke deldanha has not yet promulgau,l
any et his new. MeSSUZLI since his arrival rit
Lisboa.' .Ltuge bodies of Reformers were calling
upon the. Queen to ,abdicate.
. The Emperor still remains at Warsaw, in com
pony with the .Emperor of Russia and the King
of PISMO& . The result of their Conference has
not yet transpired .:: ..
The Breslau: Gasette of the 25th nit- has Hui
great sensation- has been created in Run
gory by the arrest of the Commas leleky and
her companion, Madam Erdley, at Del-Tulip:l.—,
They hare been.ordered for trial by court mar
tial at Peterwarden..• is said that the Countess
bad been the .theditiin of a cciireitPssSexiCe be
tween the Refugees in London and Kola Mini
and their partisans in Hungary. Some of this
correspondence his been seined) , • •
• .
DENMARK. •
It is' stated that Prince Christian of liinctin;,
burg ier tcrimeceed . to the throne of Denmark. •
The disturbances between the Roman and
French soldiers still "continue The French an.
thorities isciitome hare caused 10,000 nstions
and a large supply of ammunition to be taken
to the nestle of titi Anglin; ...; , .
CAPE. , Or GOOD HOPL
There is no Intelligence from the Cope'
The Anitefie
d ntien'thisette stetter. "We /dm
it from high authority at the Cape, that the cost
incurred to the first month of hostilities was
about. £260,000,, and thatit has Ibsen Between
IEO,OOO and £90,000 pre month suice.7_
week with .
h mli ezi av rto „o", azia;"Aluta:l' dcaaelbelodnkrrisb ' nrg.mat
The eauotl
tialei eireralpleceabetween
11 . 1 4 b.rPken 'ener of
hen'ina Co4l2ibi4;bils we g iinderatauFthat
the Superior, Goire 4 ..
the breitehUslUiVo'in belt'
mid irid jbo'dveriltowed and inj_u29 . in . _ienfenil .
A terra culvert, above itaiebeidge, yea
p lace. die eltorte cif Mr: 'Fult, the .
washed "wIY" bat
who ' tOlts_l 4l 3' theefficient Supei , iuot, . Ite 3
pr oventeiltiedousdeleyof the
mthe.roada Pd 4re91"544..;
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TE.
VOLUME LXIV--NIMBER 259.
A Lrrrea mon Marsta;.—The Tunes (ton 7
don,) and Journal des Debate (Paris,)- lately
published a document celled a Message, - which
they pretended was the production ot. Joseph
Momini, 'and contained his counsels to European
Democrats. To this paper, which it is now
thought originated with the Atunniartlainistry,
Menial has replied in the following letter to the
Debate, which we treat:slate for The 'Mies
To the Milor of the JOlllllal des Debati
"Sin: The hies Sage which you io obligingly
inserted in year number of May 18 is an apocry
phal document, 'respecting the existence of 'kith
I had no knowledge whatever prior to reading
it in The Times of ,thel4th,'which paper pro
fessed to have received it from Paris. The
Times of the 15th contains mj , denial.
"Goring the month-of April _.I was not in Paris..
"My opinions are diametrically opposed to
many of the views contained in the above men
tioned %leen:neat—compiled I know not where.
• "J. do not believe.that France has been, from
the remota antiptiy, destined to march at the
head of the nations of the continent: that -doo
trine which confers on any nation the permanent
right of taking the initiative is, in my opinion,
historically and philosophically false—contrary
to every sorted conception of the vitalltj of col
lective huraanity=and dangerous in its results.
The initiative is the baptism and the sign of the
several great Individual nationalities which have
appeared, or which may yet show themselves in
the world. The supremacy of Genius and Devo
tion, the only species-which I acknowledge, has
not been exclusively eked' out to any cut or
nation. God has disinherited none of his chtl-
"I believe in the change and in the union of
the separate provinces of thelttißan . Penimmln
—not •thanks to its actual institutions," but in .
despite of them ;-there, as _elsewhere, the kits
rive of future progress belongs to the People.,,to
the vital energy of the nation. Sooner or later
the principle of Lail - rely will make its own Way '
to the surface, when that great national cause
shall be better-appreciated hymen of intelligence
and courage, now straying along the by in
the pursuit of secondary objects, and who Cal-
not fail to be agitated by Interest the moment
*they desert Principles.
do not believe that the Piedmontese GOT
'ernment has a correct conception of the :Italian
question—a Mild= of. Freedom and Unity. I'
do not believe that that Government will ever,
take the initiative in the Italian crusade age:nest
the Pope and the Emperor—which is the only
road which can conduct us to the accomplish.'
meat of our wishes. Should that Government,
distrustful of the popular element, and swayed
by the wretched necessities of Monarchy, take a
step in that direction, it would not be to sutler a.
third defeat
believe that Italian emancipation will be
accomplished by the Italian People, directed by- •
a national government which will unfurl the re-'
publican standard of our ancestors, so nobly raitsP
ed in our late crisis of Rome and Venice. Men-. •
acuityarchy was brought to us by the foreign invader
—together let them quit our
'4 have no faith in the historical mission of
the Prussian Monarchy. Germany has nothing
to hope from it.
"I do not believe that by exciting against each
other the various nations of which tho Austrian.;
Empire is composed, this shapeless assemblage,'
haring; no common interest, can be Simon
et:. Such an immoral plan - an never - emi- -
nate from no: up to the present time that eys
um has bean the secret source of the 'power Of
the Austrian Government.
. .
"It is on the contrary, by encouraging a free
and fraternal alliance between these difreient .
nationalities—it is by driiiing closer and closer
the bonds of sympathy between ourselves and
the liungarians—by uniting in one thought' of
brotherhood and liberty Czechs, Perineum, and .
Poles—by laying among the Magyar,
and Illyrian races, the foindatimis fora vatt
r'Panubiatt Confederation, that we - work for the;
I overthrow of the common enemy. The People of
Vienna. will aid ue.
"You eee, Sir, the message is not mine—iiimi
lar expressions could never have emanated from
my pen. To you, and - to your colleague The
Times, 1 leave the task of tracing the imposture
to its source.• I shall take no trouble about it.
VI urn; width all the consideration which bcyour
due. Your servant, JOSEPH MSZZINI.
"London, May 16, 1850.".
. Ton DEPOrriAiION Or Instalin•—:-The Dub- -
lin Evening Post states that official - returns of -
the Commissioners, relative to the population of
Ifeinad, have not been published; but, from the
retains from some localities, it is apprehended
that the entire census will exhibit' s decrease in
the poptdatiOn of neatly two millions since 1841.-
The Post gives instances of the decrease.
the small city of Cashel in 1841, the population
was 7036; now 4980; Limerick in 1841, 48,393; .
now in round 'numbers 44,000; in one of the
Baronies of Queen's counties, Shenemexague,
the population :'has diminished from 17,014 to
11,500;; in. Corlingford, county of-Louth,' the de- .-
crease hes been from 1,110 to 887. The parish
of Annadown, Galway, in 1841 had a population
of 7,108; in 1851; i lls reduced to 3,669, orrery
•
nearly one-half. _ .
The Leeds IntelligenOer, iereniarking 'on this
statement, says: •
, • "The rotten edifice of Irish agricultma fell in
to ruins in 1844, with the failure of the potato
crop. The first fearful consequences of this to
the peasantry were famine and deathsin fright--
tot numbers, and each succeding year lila Sten.
these more or less actively at work in thinning
the Population': tathis day the rate of dai
ly wages (where suck can be had) in the West of
Ireland, is 'too small to afford adequate '-suste.
nance,,even.of the humblest kind, to multitudes
of families whose heads contend with one anoth
er for employment. Half feeding is proverbial- .
ly prolific of disease, and death still makes lim
ny, though almost unnoticed ravragei,jamong the
Irish peasantry." .
,-.. • . -
MOTILE/elf IFILITENCE.—Vor myself. r am
Sure that &different mother would hare made • -
me a different man. When a boy, I was too much
like the self - willed " excitable Clarence; but the
tendenacss with which my mother always treat
ea me, and the unimpassioned, but earnestman
ner in whi'cli she alwayS reproved and corrected
my faults; subdued my Unruly temper. When I .
become restless or impatient, PM •
always hada .
book to read to. me., or a story to tell, or had,
some device to save me from myself...My lath
er was neither haish.nor indulgent towards . me;
I cherish his 'memory with respect and lois.— •
But I have different feelings when I think of my
1 mother. I often feel, even now, as if she were .
near me—
,as if her cheek were laid to mine.—
My father would.place his hand upon my head,
caressingly, but mymother would lay her cheek -
against mine.. I did not expect my father to do
more—l do not know that I would love lam bet,
terhad he done more: for him it Rae natural
expression of affection. Her kiss uponmy cheek,
her warm embrace, are all felt now, and the old
er I grow, the more . holy seem the influences
that surrounded me in childhood.—T.' S Ar
thur.
ALGERIA.
Bur A Boos mint IT. —How 'many a dollar
is thoughtlessly and uselessly, even when not
criminally, expended by young men:
in the smoke of a cigar, dissolves in. need.
loss luxuries of the palate, or' runs off at the
livery stable. It is gone in the.gratification of a
moment, and not a trace is left. Bnt a good
book is a true and fast friend ; it is &source of
permanent pleasure and Profit:- How much; bet
tersuch investment. Young men if you bane a
dollar sihich you must needs' expend, be wise
and do not - throw it away: if you do not be•
stow.it on some moral end, at least buy a good
'book--indread it.
Tut Hos. Dew= Wearrriy--We learn from
our exchanges that a ye 37 general movement is.
now going ort throughout the State of: Alassachu
'setts, haring for its. obj ect the nomination of 3.1 -
Webster for the Presidency. Papers are . being
circulated in every town of that Commonwealth
for signatures, and the one in the city of Boston.
is already very numerously argued by the' Most
influential men of the place. at the head of irhom.
upon the list of names is Mr. Robert a.. Shaw.
A meeting in favor of. Air. Webster had been cal-.
led to assemble at Springfield.—.Y. Amer'.
Peace AND WAS.—The cost of the pule
road is equal to that of !boat six monthe' fight.
lug the Mexicans. Just look at the' umersuce
in the permanent effect, the lastinginfluences of
the two expenditure's, The effect of the lint - -
has been to excite a Spirit of restlessness and
lawlessness which is nosimanifested in the Cu.; '
ban enterprise ' and in other equally_ discredita
ble undertakings. The effect of the latter-will :
be; to increase the comforts of life, to redeem s.
wilderness to enltiTatien, to Mane grettpeople,,
toladvance the civilization of a great errantry.
Wad!) not speak now the. immediate *Coos:- '
of; the .crimes, the blood, the demoralization. the:;;
u4old and inconceivable horrors of war, _bet of
tht permanent and remote effects. If the same
aliQum* of.money that non been spent in She
do c ln x t the
cfftrinot
could
thb axis " tos the c rez=in i :
141' be spent 'in the y arts of peace, We. - Illieb°; .
weald become an Eden 'such as preacher rimier'
de mlsed nor even poet
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