7 R y;~l 'PITTSBURGH GAZETTE -011 . 31LISIIICD BY wgivis •aco PITIIIIIII3OII MfED3WAI , MORNING, AUG. 20, 18+1 BREADING MATTER' WILE. BE FOUND ON HAW PAGE OPTHISPAPER. . • ; ,A'greeably to promise, we give pis rooming a report of the . Governor's speeet . .delisered in t 'Allegtzenseity.onMenday arming. it , is hardly necessary foram to ask for careful perusal. • • • lion. JettVitnotue--Otte nonierone fucnds - ; I j.' , now in Liein will be gratified to learti•ilit the ... - '• Ben.. Joint' Ef isoum arrived last intoning, and _ . - iv/11 address the CoirtentiOri to-day. This is in OaPfeto l - Ptellitile to hie western frleviiii: Tut Semi Goer/anon TitkDAT.—Haag of our .±.t friends from the adjoining cattalos '.-are already in loafn." met Gen. Minn* of Westmore . • last;eyeaing. He is in, ezoolleat health and l.; Sno spirits - The Convention orgenite at I o'clock, at - the rear of the Atoericandlotel, on Penn street. ' int:governor will address the Conventimi et 2i ' The &legations are regnettied to report MEM. ...Ml*. to the Commitfee'ef ZAirangements at • ' Golan Bill corner of Fifth and Smithfield sts.; during thoforenOon. - TEE SCOTT CONVENTION -; Thit Scott Oonreation for; Western Penneylva , ids; easieukble to-day, *t one o'clock; P. M. ,cm the gmand in thereat- of the American gotel; . ; )11 Penn 'street., Delegatio6; will aseembli at eerier of 6th and SioithEeld 'streets, 'atiatirtitite in the forenoon: lire, hope that a huge nuMber of , tion will' torn nut to this converifion, which 1* iti,.objectuot ouliM prompte the Canoe of the .gloriens old hero of Chippewa and turnif,e , Lane; and the commerorof Slesice,but also to pro _ mote the sweets of these gieat principles of go ,- : eininent inroleed in the approaching 0 oheMato ' : Mal election. Under. the Policy of the. Demo-, crstio - party the ladostrial interests of Pennsyl-; •anti aretion:etrielFen doirn to the tiarth—ber nt. , eehanies,mantd'acturers, labor c rs, and fanners . t." aro suffering front . ..low prices - 'and deficiency of emploftnent—and ber prospects for tile 'future are gloomy indeed,holess the next Congress can be induced ti do her justice: This will depend prey upon ihe result of ',the aPprosehing elec . tion. ?If the people reelect our peuent able and inosteffleient Chief Magisirate, Congress will hardly vent:reel& deny the relief Pennsylvania - .tiemands. onr opponents succeed, it will be said, end iamty tee, thstPenturylvania has dead "; • ' , e 4 karat. any . Modification of the tariff, and trealmil. be left to struggle . 'on as best ire may. • (*ireititerLX wilt seefroin thieplaiasteitement, hot/ important' it is that theyahonid exert them , selves; nt this time-to promote the election of the .IThig ticket; and should Old, by their presence (and countenance; emy effort made for its tril umpbant eMenese. .tvbi - The telegraph yesterday, brought. tbe sad in telligeMM of 'the ileafii, bkapixmleri, of Chao. H. Kay, En.. formerly of !tbcs ity, on Dlonday ' nigbt, at Nortimmberland, State. ..EtzeiroWor wish we could itn ' prem. upon the min& of ierrry Toter a. proper sense of the responsibility: Thish rests. upon him in reference totit'e choice - of the Judgm . of our Courts, especially the Supreme Judges. as one brums, tbe appoint ment of Judges was.rested the Goren:tor, with the a nd ao con s ent of the Senate; and . . no more station duty rested upon those fune *aunties than thin. Now this solemn duty, with all its responfibilitieliand weighty eonsequences to the - tires, property, elm/icier and well-being of the community, has been'transferred to the 'raters of the State. As it would be highly.rep rthelAii eini Governor. to conker so import ant a trust upon nn'' man without a proper ex =MOM? into- his marl and intellectual genets, . inn,t's reprehensible in the humblest 'eihreitatieli into the eheresieze-ellhe'.. • ' Tcrthin anise- Invite ttearetal Perusal of our Coreigiontient. s ad Timperance," in ' thin paper.:, lie is 'n witness whose testimony might ti.hllif- OW. weight. Ptresatratur son Bretroestenan The 'diode's of Directors for this emnpany t4es place; at? the_ Ifonangsiebt: House "to-morrcier. .Variowitueetings have been held eking-the line of lite, And: the prospects ase . repreianted brled indeed. : : It is stated in the Past and Jour s4l, fiat the country district along the line will alone aubsaribe three hundred thousand dollars to the 7 road. .This willte a most remarkable .trob- - scription,. and shoold.itharealireti, •it will, to gethee with the liheraVantraCriptroaiin the city, ..,„;,tmonra„the r oonstructio4 of the road, is Lriteneitd with-prudence; !act and energy. Mac., depends, hoirerer, on, the napaciO oldie Pres"- dent and Chief Engiricer af a Company of tiiis deseription,,and we trust the steckholders will entmeed in making the right selection of office s. ILsesscarsrmit has a popolsOon of 992,889. Daring theyesr riding Jana 1, 1860, there were 19,418 deaths. This glen s little‘less than Ito 60;- In other 'writs, a generation in that State ' little - 0W.1'60 years.. ;dtssprat has an aggregate population of 682,- .;0440' . ."Destis during the ding Jane 1. ::„.:1860j . .12,211, which glees about 1 in 65. The general "trage . o ta \ *i'aarti'li t T of the buinan race is supposed to be lin or three ge.nsiigions in a century. The avenge in there , two; States is shown to be' about 63, •e 40 per the aversgelougeritj of;tbe irotld Npiis!nsdithe tfoititt3tates is rapidly incress _ . ih .P ° Pt allti g n ' • . _ . . . CZYITELAL BAlLltlien.—The location'ot ',' read 11143 just been, completed. It begins the point of the State; between Ohio and , where the Dayton - and Western railroad „teturinates. Fioto that'point the line rata very nearly straight the, whole distance to Indianapin Pulling . through llithmood, Centerville,l Kniglitstown, Greenfield, and tee or . doierismalter towns and :tillages; altogether the mostidensely populated portion of Indiana. The route Ls extremely free , from curves, the whole length of these being leas thou :four miles, while the aggregate length of !straight Ikea is nearly Maly miles, , The whole length:of the road is . aboutn miles:. . The highest grade at argr i point 'shafts:it, azelthstonly et.ene point; end there is no, grade over 40 feet per mile that is not on a straight line, while there arelBi miles on a -, ,perthet/y level : grade,and most of the ' residue. .under,4o feet the mile.. The engineer estV mates the whets cost of,',the road, with the me- Colll4egnipments for running the mime, con . Atructed in the most substantial Manner so AL ••,.. to makelit a fast elasifecadia every reepeCt, with GO Islands to the yanl, laid al* white or burr oak crotestias e lsillasted with Karel a foot deep satfuin feet wide, at $1,002,- :90, rites averege Of $13,993 22 per mile: This lnaluda depots,'. shop, watensfations, and _4l miles of aide Macke lie astintates the liri dendeat 15'per cent, urin the cost of the road,. an aeon as the work shall be in operation. .It Is • „expected that the road will be Completed and in operation in April cent - , Aight , miles of the Terre Manta and Indianapolis railroad; from Terre Haute east, bare been cam: plated The easement. Alias; ill., have voted lone to .one In'favaiof a subircriptkm by that carpets. ] Ohm 5109,000 to therTerre Banta WM and . wells railroad.. : •-- tkestot. Trarocript gives mine farther railed= of the relent redelderof Mr. Johnston , Stevens. The fatal And Vas effected by opening prineira man on thei:lnsideof the just above the kliet♦ with a common Penknife, and thus bleeding to death. ;The deceased was • found . sitting in a reclined position in a round • backed elbow chair introit Of din otoTe,in scorner of the room, with bla clothes chiefly off, and the woundedlegrestingserossalargecoal-hod, which -, received, the bloat, and was about half fall of It. Atkin lefteide was {tables onwhichlay a pocket pdstol loaded with nee balls and a largeuharge of powder, apparently- provided for mein nese of any fear of failure by the bleeding mass.. The tar used was found onthelnp of the stove, with 'howardithe deceased, at if raffieontly, he had calmly sank back iu his chair .to Isar, whether swiftlY Trainem indicated the tad and welly-executed _that can'be conceived exhibited no distortion, !that death swag peinless about 43 years of age, Sannlay 1ut,40-Idiss `,city; Mambos' family lan eststajwartlifs4o,- ' • ' i'itister4tazdie: JTIDGE On4ONFi3. LICENSE . LAWI To tfrEditors of. tic 4"ittsburfta. ar.etie; "Like as wane 4o take tinctnres and tastes bete this EBB through which they run, BO oft times do Min laws be , corrupted and perverted by passingthrough the muddled Weida of preju diced judges,'.' say, an Old writer; and this 'May well happen too without charge of dishonesty or incapacity, for the, iudge may, by long habit and association, so confirm himself in erroOhat ho pi:eery° it not, any, more than one with an illbreath can hhiself smell it. Especially may , this he true of jitdiciai Constructiorienf menthElows consifintions, wherein long established politittil prejudices come into play, ; notions of liberal or literal constructions, ,pro-', missive pr conseivative views. And hereinalse. conatitutioal views or an elective Judge become, properly, sabjeets:Of political canvass, and is the grouriti uponwhich party nominations fertile only Supreme bench can be safely vested. . - Setatitter what may, be the legal ability of the candidate, hie learning or acumen ; no, matter what his integrity er*ravity, if his reticule .of constitutional governnient are adverse te.,these, of the elector, he is sot entitled to his ',Me, nor does the voter conscientionsly perform his duty "who gives it to him. happily the people Of this State.have the jn dioiolly espreseed opthdon of two of the-candi dates for the Snpremit bench upon aconatitution al question, "perhaps, h t nays Mr. Ju.stice Bell, in delivering the opinion of the Court "hhe most imps - it/it ever preseted for adjudication ' here, involving principles that address thenmelies with great urgency O the interests of every member of socie.",! . ty , It recta with the,votere of this comictirtesith, by their. selection 'of Jostle. Gibson or Justice Coulter to deterinine which Irtewof this momen tous question they will sustain. ' Under the,,preasure. of an enlightened'and conscientione public opining,, the legislature, of 'lB4O paeeed ' n law in substance as follows "That it shall be J . ; the citizen, of dm several boroughs, waists, and townships to cer tain counties named, including the Cenntrof Al legheny, to decide by.thelr•vdtes whether or not the saleof spirituous liqudre should be penal tied among them for the ensuing year; that whenev er; in auto( the said bbroughs, there shall be a majority of VOUS 'against the Sale of liquors,', the Court of Quarter Sessions shall. riot, for the ensuing grant license to Selina or-tavern, nor the treasurer of the county issue a license to any retailer of merchandise for the sae 'of such liquors within said borough, /co., for said year; that if .any . person in cold borough, &e ., shell violate th e prrtisians of this act, he may be indicted, and on conviition ohcll forfeit and pay not less than $2O or more than .$100," Under thin act en election wan laid in this county, an large majority of votes wet, given against . the sale 'of flutiOre, ',notwithstanding: - which,' an indifidnal continued to sell, was Wier ed and convicted in the Court of Qtairiir - Sei,... us ions, 'and: finally ttiC constitutionality the latVwes argued befdre the Supreme Court, and the law was declizia4,nnonsOtiitiohal by : judges. And itognrst - Judgei ~ Goitava and Bumsidea-dissenting: Thi opinion' of the .Cotirti wail:deflected by pep, and. may ha found ittAtir :Bareefieps46ll/i the diestinting opinion Was de livered by•Coulter; and published: in , the hewspapera Of that date. . •• ,L. A- tempaiite:ietierw of these,opiisione would satisfy any candid mind that the -lei ; truth, arid policy were clearly with Judge Coulter, that L uponyilneiple . and precedent !the act wancon stitutional, and'.thit it required all the legal eithilety . .Tor ',Justice Gibson,. set forth in legal phrase kV. dUdge Bell, to render the opinion of the Gourtiverc They foice of • precedent; and hence the specious parade 'or hair 'drawn distinctions,- bad logic; and *arse Thp limit! of a - netrepiperxill . not permit, jdot comparison of there lengthy °pintoes to be instituted, n'distinct pamphlet 'could alone . do, theta justice, but this . slight Douce may serve to direct public attention to the matzo:v., .In the TftianthEle . it maille'irgitto'notathet our entire . •oo"le`peYeuiie~founde~'o`po"n'iL~tl3piioci¢fs the Simi is thi - net or 1334 e; mit ..1116 cited by the defendants in error, as a paiierfal piece .dent; to which . Justlee Gibson, - per Justice . Itis true that ..the citiceni are called to decide by theii ,rotes, slather . minion schools-,shall be established seithin their. precincts. Bat for what purpose 7- Not to determine whether the acts of hecodre laws, 'But to Odeclare • willitumess to contribute an amount of minty by wayof itax In stating the question, he yields the argu- Ment, - -in 'drawing his inference he perverts the The answer to thisshallow dishonest logic is contained in..t he :liberal and manly opinion of dodge Coulter, wherein be nays: , . • . . et Of "paramount importance' is the school law. That law so strongly Imbedded in the affections 'kof the-people, is founded on the piintipte now' as. [ rated to-be unconstitutional.) And en it hp been repeatedly recognized-by all our Courts, we ought tb hesitate before.. pronoOncing another law so nearly like it in its establishment, meant- Etitutione. Same posgble shade of difference may be imagined by ingenuity. But the great principle Cl in both,-„aitulonission to the people to ascertain their tristura And if one should be held consfftutional, and the other not, it - would b. the rendt of absolute !cal, and not of reason or judg urns. .ken theism tinder consideration, its °WAS*. ry force depends upon,„The contingency of the people by their votes : atibe ballot box to accept it, and so precisely of the school lavr. Allted-by affinity in their tendency to elevateand call the char acter of the people, one' fate oust attend than both. I admire ingenious Theories but I cannot permit them. to •evertarn public opinion, as nettled end sanctioned In the long lapse of years, by our habits, our laws, and our judicial tribunals; wis dom to often found aranngst the mass of the people, and in the general current of thought and, opinion, where it cannot befriend in the, specuieitions and the. orks of the scholiast. ' - • 'WI laws derive their:farce in a republic, from the powers of the people, andtheir stability from enlightened . public opinion. _lt is; therefor*, -Wise end proper that they should conform to, and be approved by public sentiment) And when a considerable change Is proposed In long totals lished.mistatrualt is wise and pridentlegislation to consult public opinion. Ildtich was the ogee inivgard to the school law, and nth Is the case in the law tmder consideration. Theone is design ed to citrate, enlighten and coroborate ihe public mind," the oraer/daigne4 to purify,-enlarge and . adorn thrputdiiMorals; so as to make the pay!, Of the ' Commonwealth toorthi recipients and mere guardians of, the -great pine's:ides af;rell gwyr, moral; .and political truth evenroilled Ile our . _ , • . "Bat theseromments to truth, liberty, moss aid; and public inetruction,. which the Legisla.. ture: with thenesent of the peOple, have erected, this Court:lnvoked to destroy. Butperhapit if this Court ndertake to judge of:the Mode. tied m anner in blob the Legislature shall 'exercise its diriretion in relation tothri, public 'Porte - , of the country, and not the malts of that 41101*. - 'gun upo n the rights of individuals, a:hover ap parented of destroying the ;eytteditaitan of the de partments of yorernment • may be inesentsd,than afforded by the law in gutstihti— It may, bi,aUrged (hal:the Court wilt altenuttely Pam sen-ohraarchy, irhie4 invades and takes away•legislalise discre tion and than destroy the densocreetic feature of the repAlican forms." • lie concludes his opinion by mewling That t'oirtue and knowledge are the pillars on which the riperstrurterre of our republic rests. The school law, and the law Under coniidersition, are designed to promote both. , I njoice that my [berate conviction, lentrate to the conclusion that the Act of Assembly under entity!, eon• stitutional. 1 mould not throw.apebbk in the way of the modem Rereads', tabu, under the similitude of the People. talaboiing to destroy math rail." • The entire opinion is well wortkittudions per usal; Ito enlarged constitutional views, high mor al tone, and elm unnly exposition, preseutinea striking ,contrast with the logle-chopping, Mani threshing, eptfcialpleading opinion, of Justice . Gibson; and Uhl no less indicative of the general cVnntoter °Mho two men, Justice Coulter being "Cortenits his own clear heart; and nobly dares TO BE, not to lm thotiyht, 'an honest nuut.7 justice MP TNIIPIRMICi. . . The Board of Dlreetere of the Belpre end ClA tinnati . Railroad' Co mp y hake accept ad Pt. seriptioes Of ! s:lb9,ooofrom the countsycdWash tigten, aattaho towns 'and Maur. pdalookeu . 6rtitudag a brow:Vol their mad to biatletta - anyhow If not to ineellog. to, the Belpre firtuatk ire euppoie that ill hats to be bidlt, for. the city O w f Baltizeore bare reeohed to petition: theddarybuiti legiabdure for leave to rubleribtre million and f half to bind their road to Parkerabarg,and,tteit *II reader the Belpre Blfnrh necesen7. 7 . rimbiar Journal. -.- ~-= Fro:, tla New .11;rik Comacriial diewtiaT Scals AT rue Saueues HOITL—FXOI3I a vui inn by the Bev. J. Cress, entitled, Tortral*re and tencilier of Mrs.. Cross,' we take the fol.: lowing scenes at the Sailor's Home in this a*. Mr. Crony now resident, at Naahvillei at one time a member of the Oneida Ccmference of the Methodist Egan)* Church and Subsequent ly agent for the Sailor's Home. . , t There was a euperuniuded . old Me at ' l as Sailor's Home; New York, at once senthble and pious, but posseasnl of a most garndous Pro pensity, to whom Mrs Cram would sit and lbrten for hours, while he related his adventures ind disasters—described the storm, the shiPwreck, the whale, cheer, the.encounter. with pirates, and the thousand hardships and halr-brAdth es capes. of his varied and 'prenatal life. Every,mornlng,lifter breakfast, she would go with m 6 to thelong reading room, where've gen dully found some scores o f sailors, to each of whom sheyould give a religious tract, scootapa nied often witla.kind wordil of counsel and en couragement. . Daring those benevolent inter views she drew from many a poor fellow the his• tory of his life, the:: cad story of his bins and stifferings. On one occasion she apt oached a young.man„ sitting in 'thoughtful silence, with's look of inexprivaible sorrow, and very tenderly ingulredahe attuse of his unhappiness, to which he emsensival. tidy, I have enough to make meunhap py. Si: years ago I had a good hom in !this city.. My father and mother were the beet of Cluastians; and they rived very often for poor William. I had an only sitter, and I local bar as .I loved myself. But I was a wild toy,l and wanted to the world, - Without my fathers consent I Vent to sear No one knew where I hadgons. I Risser wrote home, for I was wham ed.- This Mahe ergligine I have returned to this port.' As soodW.l landed, I went to 'peek the home I had left.; The house was tit* but it was occupied by Oben.. They told me: my father died, four years ago—my mother , . d ear' g soul, seen followed him. My sister marri edand , removed to the West. I know not where she is, end, if I did, base not money to make the jour ney. They had all even me up for lost—tuner, expected to see me again. lam afraid my Mis conduct broke my poor mother's heart. Three weeks I lave been in post, and- this is the *rat: time a lady has epoken - to 'me—God blest you -for it ! and the first time any dishes spoken to ma like a Chrilthia. lam only a, poor sailor, and who cares for the. sailor?" Then, tAlltillf to passim added, whilethe large tears chased each other down,his bronzed "Captain, I want n ship. lam tired of ,port.. I base not a friend in the world. 'Captain' can Ton get me sahip I" The poor fellow had Wen into the hands' of the:Good Samaritan, Mrs: Croci recommend ed hie case to 'Captain llishandacT, who Skeiser neglected the opportunity of relieving an ftfor= Waste cesilian. - 'not There was another case in which abe Copt • special interest. Some time before she aline to the city, • sailor t= found intoxicated is the street, end was brought to the home. Ai soon as he became sober be was. persuaded to sign the temperance pledge, and was thenceforward a steady EMI. His incipieat `reformation wee fol ,lowed by a profession, of. religion.end-a life of 'consistent piety. llegase as a fall hiettiry of . his misfortunes end his fill. He bad.graduated • at Amherst College, 41 gone outinto the world with perbapa as fair prospects' ab,any Of Ids chusej lot ad unforkimate affehtsoori -thirarted plani and Waisted biabopen silappointetand , tilsclwsatted he became very melancholy; relinquished his - business, wandered frOni-his home, shipped_ , ,fee e rte. thinking to relieve hie burdened heart by aban doning the ecene- hie sufferings.:' Growing constantly more mleerahle, iind being influenced by surrounding example, he sought to deoWn his eorro* ju the baleful cup.. Yeare.wore on, and he continued to follow the sea, and became aeon.; firmed drunkard, 'oaken he was when found by M friendly eldptuate, ,and conducted - 10 this de lighiful asylum. r ram sanosil• scresso4 LaSterrening iatte¢ded the mariner's temper ance Ideating.. While one or, the gentlemen . yea walking, emus intoxicated came staggering ap to hint, looked him earnestly in the fecal till he palmed, then said to him: . • Ton mean me. doyen Captain?" ! Mean yon 7" said the other, ...abet dig 11E4 about yon " r 71 1 . 3, Ite yarn that ion eery !pinning shcat . 1 . .. r i7 that Id salt. Did you ;Ina me? . ...No, 1 spoke of another , but. I think It would do vizi well for you too." - .• sot think too; end I'm ashomed of it• So here IV snook off. Glee toe a, pea 4 let am sign Your, pledge. Nlay be Fm a little too droOk butlq - ' • he lei t'"" the big Lis name, pgr "Then. " be'exelaimed, tertal; • "There. • 41,7 ind period Mariuttlieend of asentenam ao hues ari end of-my : grog! Look at me, shipmates Yon Oink I'm pretty much gone by the 'mud, and ito I am; but I begin to get sobev:ll know whit I've'done; and you may tall me a liar if I don't give grog e wide berth hereafter - The orator staggered to his 'eat Mai.* tt rear of linghter trod shouts of applause. phetbei he Will keep his word time most attennine. It would be very quimalanable, at least, tr, he were not a sailor,; Bat each is the WWII sense of honor, that heisseldom known to. violate a vow. dir.lChase tells u that many bare slued the pleageda a emu of intoxication, and adhered to it with teemed fidelity ; 1 Noticed a well dressed young inanWho led the bourn another so affected l . with liquor he appeared to walk with diflenity. His friend placed him upon the front seat; and -eat deist by his lids. About the middle of the meeting the former rose to,mak• s wink and the laud milting the opportunity stealthily left the hens.. The speaker Anishedl abruptly, Tol ima& the fugitive and brought him back, and before the exercise chmed, led him to the table pugs pea labia hand, and guided it While be wrote his name.'l wan _anima:do Warmed that this prow:man himself about six months age; was brought, Intaxicated,-to the temperance meeting, and perstiadato sign the pledge that he has ever since been a sober, man, ha lately joined the church, gives evidence of genuine pi ety, and promise of% great useftanesa among the sailors. TEO cuiwescoirramm: Prayer meeting this evening at the Mariner's Church., A seamen prime account of his con version, which commie mural yearaip in this 'city„ He bad recently entered pert: I Sunday morning he pot on his best rigging, sari embark edfor a plume cruise about town. He had at gone far before he =tau old sequaintame, whom be invited to join Lim. Thelatter replied that he had learnt the folly and wickednets of drinking and carousingand desecrating the Sob. Itattnithat he was now on his way to church, and *Mild be glad to havethe company of teis Meta. Bo; said he, to please Bob, I gave up my frolic and went lirith him. But I had not been in church fifteen minutes before Capt., Chase gekie me it broadside which raked me fore and aft; cut lane before the amen, and .hatiled off to get away from. shipmate. Two, nights afterward,. Bob omelet toe and took me to church.spin. This time the captain was harder with me than before. He bore' down upon me 'with all hi s guts. Before the sermon was over I was a total wreck, and attunes swept over inefrons stem to stern. - Then he told on bow he returned to his bar ing* looked himself up and triad *pray, but found no comfort; how he went next night to the theatre! but felt worse there than at, church, and next night toe frolic, but could neither drink nor dance away his sorrOlra; *Hal an kdd friend in Brooklyn; waudered in the woodsof Long Le land; remained there all night: cursed; played; thought of putting en end to this wretched life, but was deterred by-the fear of hell the -meat morning, weary and faint, made hie way back to the city; Beltath, repaired spin to the church; seized a rope. hich was,theuern out to bin drown ing lank wa hankd aboard-Om gospel. ship in which he bad-been sailing erer since, In bore-of rounding toe cape of death, and making the heir. hoc if glory! It was the genuine eloquence of the Mart, and produced mil effect ae it sel dom attained Molar the more polished oratory of the pidpit. ; If theythat hummanytorktMeousnemshallshise as the elate former, Mr. CUSS Is likely to men pie- no obscure position among the stars of light. Ile has been ;preaching to the marinas tire more then, twenty years,;_aod Namely* week' has passed withoutconrersions under Ids minis try. Many bare carried• serious Impression from his church, and beau subsequendlyconrart , od at sea In foreign ports. I remetaberthe6nar. retire of one who left themeeting with &con. trite heart, and the nest day embarked for a voy age. On shipboard he read his bible,- and con stantly prayed for the forgireume of his elm. But for some time he found no declare, add the burden of hi' narrow rem • increasing. Ode day hives sent *ICBM reef topaile Inn squall. ' A sudden lurch of the rennet time him into the sen. mink' cala he, .likalea4 inthe mighty mama; but my heart went up as mi.; body went dawn. - I thouo_t of Petir,andcried floe, Lord, or I perish ! Men I came eip , l new a plank which they bad thrown 'nreoLlard: being a good Mamma wan eared. They' hauled me on beard, but I felt that my sins Min 'all . left be , hind nee me In ths.depth of the mal”; • - - Tunes Cardidas.--Iri 1831, idyl 22pan Aim Daniel Weida. Stephan Millihatutothers porchaaed Um Wood of Fast Bostotiori spew ake for *lO,OOO. Thii specula/lon proved Ma o= to , thaia, - hat mow on, of its whines could not be poreloasod for what they paid for 'the whole ialarill: Itapopidalloa la now 7,000, rout it baafOoror fire atlitrellitr, ihrtllimuu several obi, maay ale Errzy apOM will mat lEEE Wiens. tieltr. Cowin ad ware - --; Ironteartartmie. I . An Sadii ' Ma to. Monti Charles Hugo, eon' lig Victor Paso, : sad ardor of the /Aransas; [snow in cows* of signature among the conductors Of .the neinpapers of Great Britain, symperkiAng: with him an his imprisonment for waiting agalMt the gullotine, and condemnatory of the infamous iodgment widekccaudgned him to bonda. Am:lrani:less sums cherish a sinular feeling, and by then should we not manifest It by - s similar demonstration? Ouch an outrage as that perpetrated upon Glop, is an-indignity cpcm . every member of the editorial profanation. A waiter in - the 'Eines, given filet following se a proof of the want of education in the Comm tion of London. It mans thus ad only two flats reternied, an Yon call em fore ; that helnt ',Write, and gimm wont wee it, nor I please rektyfie thi heaver has body has You can, end I ham, lac." The Cmsarienoperation has beei: auccessfally performed for the delivery of a poor women In: Guy's Hospital—the surgeon was Mr. Polaid. The formal opening of Venice ac a free port took place on the 20th inek nrchwo l , The Baron Haynau has p In H • untys near the Thesis, • large estate of near , acres-of-fectile alluvial soil, at the prima/ 'S starling . per acro..:: - The broad.gague speed has been equalled On a naretner-guage line-4he South Eastarn.=en engine built by 'Crampton haring taken a bat of earriagerat the rate of ,7seventy-tlve miles an hour!' She is .6i:steal ~to have been perfectly steadY Suit speed. /dada:seise:Re Raja has signed a contract to visit Rome in Jemmy, 1852. The °raid Duke Constantine, Ea 0f. 60 Ete: Oro of Russia, is clay Ampeated to mint , hi - Ragland on a eieit to Her. Majesty and Prlime, Lieutenant General Sir. Feedesteir. ddant, .o. C. D., le to males thoappointrMa of CI of Malta, together withatt comuisad 0te,X,7 7 1 stationed in that island. - ' • - ThenewHonsi of Commoui haebeettremodel aa end is now completed, ready for occupation.' The econstio effect of the chooses has beenhnt partially tried as yet. The Speaker ha a pri vate hot water plate in the house for hi s s feet, and so hate the Ministers end the leaders of the Opposition. A return has teen made to en order of th. House of Commons, and printed; from which it appears that VIP number of voyages made by British stearnere from Prime, Holland, and Be l ports of the United Kingdom, Inn, from Prance 2,022 (tannage, 308,.714); from Holland 807 (homage; 201,111); nod from Belgium .483 (tonnage, 86,552).- A man who took part in the dreadful addles of the fint reroliation, named Pala,' formerly Deputy Ridge at the . Revolutionary Tribonal,. its just died at Liege, aged 88. Porquier Tin ville etude him first one of his =retain, and afterwards deputy judge. He was present. at the trim of. Marie Antoinette, but not as one of. the judges, the number being complete"before* his name was come to.- Pals in his old age was , of opinions quite opposed 4 those of his ,yonth:. He was in pomessiemof bllfarultlet to the molt It appeam from an official report, that daring, the six mouths, from Janniuy to June inclmire, ly, there were 966 fires in INAS, namely, 123 of , buildloge and 843 of , chimneys. -Several of the sipeurs-pompiers (fiiamen) were siirerely isajnr;. ed in their efforts to extinguish the fires. Two of have received the decoraticm of the In gion of Honor for their exemplary =duct, end several bare received Medals of !moor. - In Berlin;- the elating of the shopi on the Salt bath is not to be gone on with. For One week it . was strictly carriedout, but caused suoh dissatis faction to buyers end oellers that it was deemed expedient to yield to the strong popular feeling' on the subject. • The Lloiri of Vienna publishes- a statistical count of the %maim empire. Poland not tooled ed, from which appears that it contains 2,011 townie it,., 1,865 in European Russia, and 176 in Siberia, including 44 fortresses. There are In Russia, 291,877 agriculturaLcolonies, hidalgos 6,951 in Siberia there are tier 321 foreign'' , nurse - By the deathof Mamba] s•bastuibi there los only tomato fire mantles. Solt, nomintitedla 1817; Gerard, in 1880; Heine, in 1849; Jeitient Bonaparte, in 1814 ; and Excelmaus, 1851: Jerome Bonaparte was nominated by the , Am - peter in 1814, but his appointment was col fied until after the Revolution, by the Freda ' The Propaganda publishes, that in the ilardal or t 6. - of of tha Equator, Quito, by doe 25thidarch. 1801, the Holy Order ens is tutored to its eights and to the , belonginglo.ttio thathltuad.-- The . King Charles the Third of- Span Was; thrash: this decree, set aside •-to etandty." . , A print* letter Dina Athens states, that work,- men employed four mike from thecity inthiln.; ins the field of Marathon, found the .place dee- , mature of the warriors who fell - there in thil memorable battle 490 years before the birth of I Christ.' - Russia and Austria are coming to an arrange ment for retuning the contract for the naviga tion of the Danube. The latter tins also come to en agristeent with Bowie, and pledges Welt to construct, with as little loss of ume u pond big. • railroad from Balr.burg to-Brook, in Styria. and to have complete within five years a brawl railway from lunspruck to Karsten and li berg- further, to hue finished before the Oration et 1858 the Linn extending hum to Verona, and from Lintz to Vienne: Bair& on its part lays down at one a tinetrom Munich to Saltborg, and etnpfges to have complete eight years, a railroad from the frontlerof Austria to Nuremburg. iteilLet every one who has not yet used the culebrauel Arsblast Llehoeut. to to the eteot..bo trLt Walsh them with r, aaarblet. Path. .utalrdhit Much 'valuable lafortuaho vith reherdlo the teeatosiat crest— tle, be, end It will t 1 erf you eertltleatea of rum tem forated - hy EL G. Werryll's Arabian Lleslautal..bleb bite , tern Urn epttalled r Usul .bleb cares were effected afbr the fella,* of the moat attleatille OM/dn. e. whir. Ilaraseut. 'mule SEPL:fzie PILLS.—No medicineerir fermi fOr itself • WOer repatetlest he et, *hoot • this, •• La the Ilert rill, dloomted sod comp:matte] by Dr. Me. Liao, of l'lrstels. 'Although Dot • short tlato thely be:Myth. public, It feu alnidy suet! kw Dial! • degree of portlarlty hitherto ourozweed. The domed for them hat %mote loureoose. Mews. Int Co, th• petlyrietors of the medieitte, who. reside lh renter!of rootth aodifoxlstreets4reconststitlym4leing °stet* which tbe7 god it almost tartly Imposefble to sap ply. The popularity of the. Is not named la My pesticitleeydlOot of the ...Jaffe the detisad Wag Oth• era!, fro;the North, hooll..E•et 60,1 Meet. The , ,rash is; no 4lseitee IAI morrow:um lu au gutters of the Wed State, thattlbet of the Leer.. And tbeeePillsare the been ,emietly reeryit illstoyere.l the !tips*:derensmett— Fot este hf J. KIDD.. 00.• N0..60. W 044.. ITS=32IM • I Petri:anal . liMaaranio. Iltuitioadon 00, Po. Mirth WM. , B. M. Ktiikkera tit, Yaw Malmo bk wortinA ircw. du,l. shls ricialtri throat* Or .would thank rro to rad or two &aim, by tho PrOasylvrolo Mr N sir Orrly oat:. Mil It is bring Lopolreo for doicri enrT &W. Vaal; Mporifollr, JOIIMLONO & CO. • Miramar, lihi.od 00..0. Muth A. IL lEas , —Lkou /Ilk Your Apar, • brir oval ii*Ob let with or kAir dorm Hoek W. which we Ws 17412214110•04 00 UM doom lmmwW W y.•- Your ondkioa Lo irorkliar iroodm in IMO ion obtain marl orrolkot ontlbostra. If madman, Mao. room /Ir., • .W. W. Wan% . For ale by Sprier • larDeorsil...llo Mood itrort HAL 840.01. 17 Woo& stmt.; U. A. taborktock.,• Wood 421 Front strek4A D. M. Omit; D. A. EJliotf amok Ocoalarr, flebiraris, Allrobroy. also br . darn. psirtor, • • It: lIITJI, sea:caw:l' ! tonal Orsio.Arrooth litirbatob. r.llloTil FLOATS ABOVE FICTION LIK OIL bore WASEII.—?The AA . mate eta ' . all iI sand latedloten fa taring Was qukk ass 1: , 4 eau tell sgOod 111noir by eating It. nod It oar =US tfilta %rod tads It boa. It •111,4104.11 the Pepulant, . 44 h the 111.4. _X.. met Walston atm.:Ude. tato wader no vulvas It reweave nedlyantetaatlal vlatttea, free baleen hod effort, of valid etdaetloaa. sat It 411111 hot that boa eidabllshed the v./outshone{ "Haire Cbaipitrod Muhl ZIMIA or Sab wealth," beyond ea each or &wit. Its adios Owe the b. 3411 mhos Isla 110150nignm altb ratSchatstel tad. hoophked prlacipleo—lt ;emotes the Tilliolo 11111.nisina sad varrtioas of the bauT. Lou.nrefwee obetructhandlaPleaeh morbid sad dimmed matter; .mast 000 the etemich and PlgaatJve• ovaan• oreenet aeare Pala , sad healthy Shad. a,d regulates the whoa huallime Of the different octane of tin tedy. Thle Is all horibessei wlthciat the lewd danger of hum, the immoral:toe betas ea bah ea It la effioadome. it mar bob:mad by the eloratfoe; that It Dorsett. to ewe too atearehtaooet4 bat .opat the, It .111 be hued that • lafte majority of the dime ele which Mkt the hams, folly originate la as harem state of the blood. Be sot deceived. then. hTothav ear erayaillaa Wag offered you by "may allets of toolteoeet and Wan lata•ratloo" ao n ambetitote he the *lama John Belli anwyatlilef Ulm valuable toviteaathat the otopietoryarrnata to be enoerhr to all °there.' • eurncei,lterate and ask for the ollalnal Dr. Joan Bah's Maratearalcs from restadv--atl haveao other. Fee ialvrrtinonteot on another mgr. • suren: irnowXU..l4o W 6.1 it.. • Jachtkwmar . Wboteente Retail manta Palllmportittion of Hardware, Cut*, at. LOGAN, AVILSON No. 129 Wood Shoot, Domino to 'enll tan attain= of Wears and glum en HARDWARE, CUTLERY; tic., onornmi.m. INCENT Packets, And .bld t Own ain mair'%rod ao 1.4 Ruth Od Ord fon danntownint YON% arlebratni AXES ditizeds Insanum Company . _ ENOOURAGE BOWS INSTITUTIONS MINX. 41 Wan amt. 11 tloo vothoollt4o. LL il. Maim tetodatolt--...a. W simm;4 4u. H Thu Ot=ti Item t atromd Issuro7ll r=ml: " Zlltur b. tar dU - of litttibortk• t 0 77 7 to tn. tocutouttty . tlatit Prolme. erull.-CAt. now?. Wit..l7tnt.'Wm i ttw, iricnnttitagekt it.. .773 „ Z i t. • liistaiulbelkaitpasly..l •Pi CAPITAL, .$100,000 :- •• OFFICE, No:16 FOURTH RIBEET. • • OITLCERS: " yka Prnang—eurosr. 111eCxxxxix. • • , C. /L. Cotsccs.- . • . 1"..11i1f./Soidirfrtbratent In anbthite part Q' ttlik Steam o , :lahmunizatio4 betweenNei4v.Yl* rE 431a4sgow and . brew York r litesaohlp Oommir's porerfal elawdalP ULANOW. /7130-t.......1 403 I= gal: of the co Yorattamr+ek (Iwo*. o.'l= tl g:i th o e , :r non, at 1.2 cedar.. lc, ' is ;:rAHISAG6, XONILY.. Find lA. 04ireiris e Tr • • taken'. rain Thom rataolorlade !yobbo.% bat loca or mbleb will b. on board, atmoderata price. Csr• r174-efh . • ,!"'",' !Meg"- CiifforWing.Ladies.777 v•J BAKEWELL'S .SCHOOL wilt' - . open on MONDAY. EXPTISWIEII Ist. - W. J. 8; esteems nls irratltuad to these meats of 411forent 1601111 de oon vim have oonfLled In btu Intotells. Mat be eslU not UMW srltb sellitlous elltnions of Id. Pupils... Ileum& Kan:simile:me Liless Mei tam exesfklente hes near abuse.'Mist be 10410 blinSelf Of uftry oppostunlty to Wakes Crossroads':wen] for then.. end nonpluses. and to oultelbe detise of r se% Ilglon, be rassfully seals . all trovostei tsoflul . ttl. • I4..relVAllartor ..Eno4t o k.6 lb* Allegthik jib) uoct e t t '""rrlit 7rieii. ' , UMW. ,iesdars,lA • 44=s i lad 4 I MIT: to. • .• The Pim Szr.ftste TbeiAd I Yam • Brow or f . tdr, by EPTIM Wall Mr sa D d ' BISXo.rAdNeIIsIT,' S elt T P A aB Oare t • . ;UST RECEIVED , at - the aid establiahed - • stand. Of Kookot stmt. hoot most al the oilabrated o.tom foc i role xi tpoot =or toOop or PAVER MVO- Ot4f3 sod ItD eamotising snot, • varlet,. of WI. sod piled mesa ba rfly 44 to podgy the tostemoi cocci rthe Tiers of no moot hottOono sod comic= ksL • fiug'Zl • • . • ' 'MMUS PALMS.. • • • . Xl° :"Educational Antociatien of Alle • • .gui=7 „. .,,, '0... 4 , 1 111=1 =A 2: ; P:lL,shols las. 111 r, I=7llldellytv. Warm 04 'Vi=or,Vll2l3' ot , thoet.o7. its imporioam ral tbo toestsoodds of t • • ' • . a ell pultroli Madly to the ..toighty leagine• otriblorr Illos , 1rtmt.1•117 Invited- to b larstteodance. cola of ttur littoentlyoamotottl..- bleCAßOO.Pastor, : • —7 143 Plumbers; Coppenuthths, • ' fTllEimdeisignid keep eonsiantlysqk blind - arm dnWyt6aof PLUAIDEJLT EARTIMa WARS. ~.,„ nobly taltdrd..4..altiod tomato. Moo, Poo • sal Cloroar iv " , =lll:trele r .l oo .aut Pipr vi te4 IflregP ti i rod Rrur dboarrsTilmod emu FIX coat, and Chao: Laded Vldvorr IloOkborf Treb. tr. Ftraights sod toolao 21. bad. f3Pd •Arafalosy, at. Iliortdo nab. for Wrsh o t oy., - &MUM, COLTLI d TOUpf. • dolfSdt Purl My. NEW lORE. .% OSQIJITO BAELOOps.just.ree'd and j‘JkloGras_lo:rery..ebeta GRIMPED RIBBONS—A. A. 'Manx k Co. hav: a tut rerriTe4 /up. supply *filo obersag.4 VoncILLTED larlem 4 TARLETONS-. A. 11...501i ow have jasta=r4 • EW•EII.I3ROIDERIES. blisoxac la Atli mistime co melee sildaloost edelitlede of llot. ogee _eq:e men:Units: lid WI throe ireary, ,• . saga. yokkAGE - Di: A....111A5e54. Co.. are sow cluing oot their Occk at Rene. and ne. de lillie at lie liso feline eon. , V,IIOIII.,DERS--2500 pC5.8114013 1:3: or n re.* from mop bow., for We by • '• um= • - • „ It0111:.10S, Lams Ai CO. ' . AMS-504 pod. Cis:maned: tpnwigoguic.. l .4 . ; .) • bhde. N. 0., for sale by • ' arm 'IV O. MOLASSE§, tibls, (oat) fortale .1.:1 • by ••••=, 60111 SON. LIMSt W. BUFFALO TONGUES—Just receiredfrein et. te• daien choice Buffalo Towns. - BIC A..kIeCLUICO . gm= • • Oman sal Tr. Puska.. Gael( GELATINE, White and Colcr oLvasioord to Aar thiso•oott l ow fronottoo iar sataßy • WV. A. ler:Luna Zta laterri VOCOd. SHELLS, received fresh [mai 4.7.11,-ctuuo wleJ) NO. 2 MACKEREL-5 Mobs. k 7 qr. bas for ode by abet. J. B.CANTIZLD. lIEESE--100 been Cream: • Comm.*lso bT. remaining in the Wit tay tounty.P., &mast letb, rgeona itchltol 1 1 , 1= 0 Jo . ho Platt Jes= P Tvtvtiq 8.32p1e Sliabetb D.rld Wwon TrrApera w hi n 13aui or P. N. LIST OF LETTE kW Pad Offeee. Alta ieiltlaploe . Mama.. Blealirf Jobs. Creselli Elizabeth Cbalabreila AZISIS M Conlin David Oast Jamb Ilmazds Bub Jr ' • Dmab a er Daniel MOSQUITO NETTING.—A farther sup. Zit lYr"dThith4 .lll.llLl4l% MIMI/MD. Steam Boiler's, WOR . SALE—Twi) double fitted Steam Boil 1.7 et% 42 bet. at whi 13 hat Was. nen. • t.orlon (41 boant f tbe *tamer J. J. Clittaa de. sualft6t SCAIFE.4I7CINZON • OREM • sEdri t • SllBcsks Ades', Ch es', to ar rive, rive,Ve,e• RRY. ILIOCASH-45 casks par% for sole by anal* J. Ai n. no•ro. 'EVETSR-5 MI,. and 5 kev,loi wale by. .agD . ' J. AIL FLOYD. O. 3-MACKEREL-30. bbla. Large, for nl• br aagl9 • J. tIL PLOTD. L-5 racks fur sale b y y mail J. & IL FLOYD M OLASSES—?AO bbla. N. 0.; 35 Plautruu Syrup; 15 Sugar noun.: luarrlP !.!A FLOYD. S UNDRIES-- GO Lap 1 cot ll Bevorsal Lain and Or allitbf ISAIAH DIVISKY I OD, .0419 Wiktor old haul Oa. TEA S -50 hE and qr. cheese Y,.11., for sal. ancl9 ISATAII DICE XT & CO. . A Card. - Tllll uedertigned respectfully informs his Moods mod gm public rraoraltr that bin store Ell chooa Oa the porpoao Of wahine altentioos—pothoS in new trout, ito.--aoul tho lot or Nohow bor. mhos 1V 1h b with. largo sonrlroont of O. is. aoglikat • haft 11 XL I'ENO bo marbet TPittsburgh and Boston Mining Co. 1 bee &eland • ittmlaleinua dirtdond of ilia Milani V."' " r" 'ehug Thrti last jpi.4 . iart b. A, I:4llisl.—isiaqiNZEl!caer MlTTS:z—Munrur l ECIRVITILIk have eierfted this morning • futibie .../Ply of the above mom sod deningid. *Vida swag • •• • . comer Market sad Woortb ►L.: I WO RUN DRED,ACRE FARM Offered for ula—aboot 160 acres altaird rod la • gout • of enlUrtioa. bailout wall tinabounh ileo ham:home tor mains Or collate: *good borer tolling *piing in rub Odd. t mprorunano•wentortald. two story Erick Ilona, auk* boom wub bow*, goring boom, Irmo Barn and aUtaing.walionowdrarrusibuse,gralo boau,row abed , . ar... all lotoir envied: out within 1.• of of tbe Usti itint rillexe of Uonindoora, itearrr ,ftionty,•l.*. .bleb us two flowing tbreo gow Mills. two Carding nod b ooing Mil* The the lova/do OS ogle. of two atuto• boot landing* Than Is •100 • of Cotiago with from otabla, on flu boot end of the Vse . +l. writer befog d/401111100d , IX! roll, weed_ _suer be l"d . Win= i ou. , • • "I"3:14 • °MAIM COURT BALE. -• IN pereuanee of en 'Order of the Orphans' Court of Umbria,' Monty, tbs undorsirned, Admit, tratora of Robert flindatan. lot. of Elisabeth townehip. a M.O. .aid deed , wlll orpme. to public AILIO. tbs • prototess, said toosublp t Me N.OS goo of Sepfembrr pat,lo &doer. 4- 1.. all lho on. undivided Immune'. pump( • attain Start of land situate lu talsabrth 11.1.41"=lingf; :4 - 1 4 11 17. .1 114 1 :4:1 ral o smut Ng sem, tuoir or voldt rt vinul ' lrdettil b6 a. ...0hn itl " rarll .1. and w by deed tb.zti. day of" bor. 1040, and mord W good book, 1.10•87. Shona. Robert Uhultrusu, In lee sludge. . • Tb o a hoy. nienUonod triet - of litod;ooaftlt Orel Is good statq of I-0111,10mi. hasten • p of lOrel howls add buns theroob. and rollhalltil mad. mo nude lmwo Woe furtberytettenlors mud. of J.OIIN - AfNqa.odol . A. lhing war Uro Proraluet or of PLANEOis4 INIAre No. 170 postal *not. Pittaburgb . ' ...'• . . JOHN . .• . . . • NEW artieffe -7 - , • IntBER, No. 101 Third itriet, boofturt eeleetadfroant• jnolausteamarnimbliestiond • owing new mad fub inunic „ )I T p••• deputed fee- I dream of 111 r fath•rl.4- 116 1., Jenne i , jirl:c6..g•edictisolat. ha l t e r prey totlhes-31•Oet: . 1 Ohl b,,,,,, wry In. lonr 'Mbar bankroll/met „ Tufo not away—dud bp/ And we •Te thus towelled 14 "; olfer thee I. bond of Id th ttlenlej filling good —vis Illroan's eidlftsiod Sipe: l.wtown Rarer ta n ' rik tu: i -, li.T.Tfot:::" •': *. Zikl7l. ..,- ~ -, '... Lon* relic litt; tr, Ili : 'SUM 017 'rut GOLDthl 'BABY. T AND WARRANTS WANTED .1.1-The 14k °0f0.1."11M0 . 10 1 . 11 mat ' to m ,.. l . l Putgly . . `,n 'fir TELEGRAPH. . I ',- 1 9 1141) ti"Ci ' artirD POi nag THE ENLARGEMENT lAlql TAKEN. I ' .- -. • - ' Angnet 19. 1 „... , :gle.Ctinnl Enlaxgement Lawn of $1,000,000 I Aqui.. - taken . today at : , the tendon for' , It 1 am ounting to upwards of 600,0 0 0; Oyer half the loan was. taken I:.y A ,Tork enpitaliata:— The bahuocemantaken in 'ono puma along the , . • - ' The Board. or.llealtit e repented the city , eitlirelYStne at- cholera. it weather for.the past - Oree flaynhta bee n, of and pleaaant:. : - 7" :77.822: '.' Pualwsussr, Aug. CottOW—The make! is steady, with but.lhal Plour-4s . dull, with sales 250 bbls at s3 B7® $3 813,1 bbl for fresh ground. - Grotn—Whest is heavy, with good supply. Soles 7000 bushels st 800 far new, and 91®920 for old whits. Bales 5000 bushels .corn at 580 Whiekey—Salesat,224e gallon. Prosudons—The market is steady, with Sales 100 hbis pork at $l6 for EMU end $l3 for prime. - Bunn is In fair demand, with ales of shooldirs ".Wool-The market La , herry,, atuPtrieek are NEW YORE MARKET. , ?moil lixrciat. . -14sw Your, Aug. 19i Cotton—le held et an advance of }e t$ Miur--Sules 4600 , bbls at 413 ql@lSOLfa todiazuti4M,B . lol4.for 000, uteplt,4 Orsies=3ales lkoontuittes damaged corn ed 46@480 '1? bushel. Sound mired is notopial ,at Oc. bushel. • . , _ Provisions—Pork Ls in better demand, with soles 100 bbla at $l4 76 for moss,' and $l2 87 for prime. Lard is firm, with Wes 50 bble prime at. 910 /1 - - - Whiskey-4s offered at 23e 1 gallon. - 7 Lead. - Sslea 60 tons Missouri at $4 76,:tline. 'limp—Sales 200 tons dew rotted at sll7® $126 "0. ton. - ' Linseed Off-le aiming at 72e IVlron. Stocks-43r1e.bonds hare declined ; Boding adsmseed 1; Penna. fives advanced.; per and. The money market Is without &auks. . Itzw Yowls, Aug. 10. Cotton—The market is - steady, .with. tales 1100 bales at:B/ .for_,fair . Orleans, and 81 for Flour-Beles 12,000 bble at - $3 75€.53 98t for Pas; $3 76(i)163 87:for State; .$4 for Oenq. eke, and $4 ®s4 121 tor southern. Grain—Wheat Ls dull, with sales at; rater- I day's rate. Sales 13,000 btu:diets earn.: Its4(3. 66e for mired. . • Prorisions—Salea 600 Ws mess ,nrat at $l4 76 y 1 bbl; and 600bbblardat 9e99e tb. Whiskey—Sates 200 bbla wltiskeiNpruron bblsy at :Solt gallon. 300 bbla Porto =CM - ...ales ___ eort. angst , • 5/e "{Rib. Sales 600 bags. Rio miff:4lst NO% Tallow—Tbe matket is steady-et 7411 CINCINNATI MAHHSTr. . I CmczwiAT4 Aug 9 . . . . Flour—The market is .®changed, but 10, if Rai thing,•less arm. "8ales:400 bbls at $3,260 Whiatey÷fiales at 17fa Per pllon.. ' Provision*—No sales north,' of report. Bngar is in fair dentand and The rive is stationaly. . • • TBIZIOriT HOUSE, .9[7S establistunent ttiD aon .. the 41D:11 , ressmer It haw Mahn hem. The end Weaned Annaba at the hose. Ito common en. arreastment an the comfo rt . and Insmies to be world there, to render It agreeable and &amt.. q= th t u te=i7l . ltie arm .141., L. Tucker 114 long at the brad id the estebUthamot, the r fiellg: not exe= to maintain Its teghtaldon. end aoalltf IL l'AlUtlat.. RE2dOVAL—We intend to ramose abent • tb.1814 of 34.Amb...4 Om oar present gaud ta tael3oll . 6.9 by (MMUS!. lissa..2l9.ll6JUr oc .411 , 44. Mode , 64 Char sy., 1r... gun 1* .tong.f cuff ankle ht.. LI.. omal.. , • gls J. 14 NULLIFY!. 7 sad 9 Woad st. Mr. Griggs' Grammar Sebool, True Side of tke - Efriantowl, - All,siAeny C' y. rrI a IERE are Two Senior's a year. each 'of Invka. coommetag Song. ...1. 1 469:1 . :4 Om. pm &taloa. s+.ll AATTRESSES,=4 - biviii &tore - . L za.riodat a ClaLaMar; kn., Erna,' by balsa Iltattlysim.. Jitsb.36M•Wrabd Ilan; saby by i WM. I.IOIiLLS. rbird ; Orindlrtatuitil Otirubdam 1 a.4 00/IN, WILSON;:, • C 0.,. N 0.129 Wood me alt,villfotoldistiasimfartorm'spiioes,ork short o oar du of tto. boa Marietta Orinds fad w t.:Jul; adopted for at* woofers Intended—deurerra on N A fall ....nrtmrlt of =all doe. als‘app_bsol. . • sestWAn • - WILSON t CO. New Music. • t olln u.NELLOR, N0..81-Wood street, SB• fa!loa , Bt ao:a and Impala pima . of Ilauata4 Stream; • I would nal Me slew. • Cambertaad attack Rota I endratoo thee 'lth g l l4 Willow Wad Quirk Step, eareo—BelliaL _ B axat e l le E ls la Vaano—Var inlay 'Antra Bird Bona. • halms.' Itoneebold Wards sad Llearte Boathaeoltele. axel Breoca, &Mar BeU last 0 meta. ' La Boqueeternea, Bath ward lb/ Ma up B.th "I. BRIM. broke/rd. &OBIS Pittstgagit 1313 Compaq A u N Annual Meeting of the StoCkholdeiso the Plttabonat Ohs C224par. ~11.4k r n.•d OT 0-4 7 th . :' t ..". 1.111 to held artbs Mese( Om Went, otk Statday. th• estot Stptioatee. A. P. 1121. tont•eoll the boars et 2 and 6 tinck, - Ft M. JAMES.C/111181 - 2. Tresostrer. Ofhts'Plttsbirrtt Gas 12a.. at. 15.11....(td COFEED-300 bap, prime Rio, for gale b astglq /ARM DALITZL. VI Warr Pt. TEAS--, 0 0 lic. chests Powohour, " Imgestal: :3 . : " 7 ' , Pr by 50z1.9 .14.31E8D 66 Water st- SUNDRIES -5 casks Potash; - 4 bax.• Oxigrew Letwooddr; 1 Dbl. Ludo Onraptx b 7 J. D. WILLUXS•CO. OFFER -176 bags Rio, for rale by.' 10 awn. S. it W. lIAILBAtilltl. 0. 3 MACKEREL-150 bblis. for silo b .w is A • V. nuta•rou. VUEESE-100 boxer Cream, for eale.by 1J &oat% , & W. lIARBACCIIL ' :1 tIIGA J •ngl3 10LOUR-150 bbla Extra and 5.. F., for sal br .eats & & W. lIARD4IISII. ACON, LARD, ke— io.ooom Dlaba Ouirmed E. bOo Dam e_ m Cared liatokai Best - Yo MO l I I . nl: fa k`g' u&Lifxs & Warr stmt. 'OR RENT-A t,cnmade anrasraW.,, .orlt. AD TVJA . tiUPUAT P, at Jolei h. MELLO 74. • t mdtS • t HI Wood street, rittabwilb• I . NDIA RUBBER. WHIPS-30 dos; lost rmirod. from 1107 *et 10 .lanylb.rooprilor to . o r 111041.1 n any being Otto ansflortod by elbusla nml not 'oreallier, and revillibb no oillne kaop Ulm pin, Id* and from breaking. or ago 01 Nos-7 ..10Wocd &IWO . ' - J. It. PIILLIPS... UOAR-88 hhda. Cuba and Porta.Bleo or E gravaxiklZ a cT... l rn ' " 1.4 Llbonti itIOBACCO-25 blids. No. 1 6 twist. for Bata "A. LT tsualtil i /A& DALML,6lllTaterst • VIIISE3E-100 boxes W. 8,. for We by ..de, JULIO DILISLL. WRITE FISR AND TRW:IT- M bile. WIIIt• 1361; , 10 bL btu. Wont, 1 . 0 arrive..ol for ed. abald DUI All =Milt a CO. MO TRANSPORTERS, COMMISSION:A YOURII.—For L O TS on aregaimoda , Una tams. 'r,' valuable LOTS, eat Drialiing Ott al.,' Whet cal Rant Lane, Donn log on lb. Penna. and. Ottio Railroad, Wain mans. or the Derad.) and autroding barna° tn. Tftnal Ruin; Irmo by affording tba givaland ranlittlas tar 4.lowat br•ith. tli• Railroad or Canal, • • • For Term moil. or D.C. ISTOCILTON,AUagtenT Can or at Th. floor-More or 1 lei C. STOCKTON. • ma • cornet id Matta am TRW It,. Wbbls. - extradry, for . sale Tv B. A. PAllN.artut.W augls earner First and Wool sta. . 1 PLS. TURPENTINE 35 bbls. for sale :nos , D. A. TAIUMSTOCE I CO. S UP. b e , CARE. spim it - l -l a k ,f a c titt:or N UTMEGS—coo 113 37 e, for atltla ,1.1% MACE' -.200 lbs. for sale by anals LL A. FAIINCSTOCK A CO. BUTTP,II-9 Ws. Packed, for tale by- ' autlB • W. t P. WILSON. US &mud N. IPLOUIt--60 bb 04, b WiiiDOWTA v • mint xis. sogls vAIA RUBBER GLOVES—On hind Ono sosorlmett of UMW aed . GrOtk :lit Lib :4 1 =4 . = rattrlZZl :fra n Wrot. auol rGP9, y ' SCOTCII SNOFF-30 boxes Boroust . oele, Waled Eouff, in 7L sad Ni Id pit.... lor Ohl by w¢it, HICK i UpUIAMAPA HEAP pRINT3!--4.' A. Mallow* CO. have just , moiled era belalttbel - alio whkh i 1 II be Dales tuned at log Niftle.. Also, 6 rues of thew very &firer/le 6 mat PRIM, *b. ebenest goods tore Offered In ttLroartst angle Nos. 6:11 ead 04 ILoitst sfo MACKEREL-50 bbh. No. 3 Large; ' l Miu 1 10 -lA. ciridENcinAit. lIGAIC-460 MAL n i e by ' sui(111 i Uminu fft; ROOld&;—'150 doz. Corn. for sale by mg] I . J. B. DELWORTII di ON ORNL=O3O bu. for sale by - - will 3. IL DILWORIII !CO. AFETY FI7BE-10 casks for bkabint. We by _ J. & DILWOICM I 00. ICE- -- G f. . ' owl{ . . J. &DEMO k ) 7 , 21 1 boxes.= for ea= CODFISH - -4 tea. for sale by ' wait WICK.•SteCANDLESS: g`milmrST'S RAZOREN,Tbsundenim yyßat m. gnyd Ow at Ws Ga. ERIA4 States, sad are =win= Is %malty th iirletsh arWarrkarritra Irwin Simile ear. mad, and S It dor m not Franortilhetart. the reran ter rearmal or the Bum eareheammatatba aural& .t.h ,,= =rele hr tan la amenarair4S n ow. , .tern o th er Beam wan I e troy, they oat regain p 1 tor tea pan • Per rels.wholerale sad Man, at the lastrh and Marshy ma= - 67, wren et 7 mal Martet MESSMACKKR L.—Otte ..it;'et/ierthan MACKEREL-1 1 50 brie N. 3 iarge, 1851 axeiwie fat rale by ~..trwicrs wcAinnagt LAB-23 sacks-for Bale b angl.2 WIC- Yri44LINDLs§B QTARCII-.-42 boxes Bonbright's cars for 10.1$ by' riagl2l RUN MeOLNIII22III ROOMS-183 dos corn brooms for side by aasl2 - WICIE s IteCANDLIZIO jHOCOLATE--140 bits Boston Chocolate Jibe n• by 0047.21 WWI t IkeaNDLraa 'FA rim zuo,opm,swrini-r-mrsri6l for -11 $ 1 4= m i ffiGINIA. TWIST-29100 Sr salAlry ..111 - .WICK a ltellinuw .-; - "Turctilkifeed, Crop. of 1814 iiIIST . received from , the east, cam barrel Ptah Turelp Peed et the best entitles. suet for sale et Bed Blom corner ef Wad sad Sixth trees "• . . NV 6 dw Jew 81m OOLEN GOODS=4.ea Blanket Coatiat `S ti.olr BI knrod • The 0,.... 4 0.0 on hand sad mentring from thaneanie angle HT Meaty at. AISI.NB-61) lus bunch inistore, finale AtDr • MAIM l'ilMta CR. - Inuit Webre And irw.tta. SMOKED HERRINGS-80 Ins Lubec, in Cam. Ibr onle by- riatel2l TBALUI DICKTf &CO ILIAC/I:EBEL-40 gr. brls ters nice No IVA fords by IcaitlY) /SALM DICEILTIOO VIANITEACTURBD TOBACCO-100 las t.T"'""rsi 14 " d ' visilaNnWre INDIGO AND NIITXFA3S-- kutc";"l3-mAiAtta".w...kgabewgt 14. aysl2 • Water.nd Yr= sta. . . . . . fill FALL FASHION Fos: lan A I : WILSON & SON, FAmatattaxas /Lams 100 . -44.. 97 49.7.4 abed, Imola ronooffoni 0.N.0.. ttoutioa of thslr meal:Lori tad the subtle to Ito NEW Ni NTT LE OF BATS, which thrymin lamt on Batortg. UGAR.--20 hhdo. N. 0., in stare and for 0 *sale by (2.01) .L B. CAIRIBUL Q,ALER&TIIS —75 boxis, - Ms. ha do 7. Ted tor ica. OU Q IS bblspure Liaseedificr= V REESE-100 'boxes Creasq Cominveticadntaxsolta. INDIGO AND MADDER— I_ 6 Muir Medd Saab WM- BAOALST *CO. 18 sad= Word s:. PEPPER, e ARCITA; BO trip Bladc I:mom IQ/TOT—fa kegp awed Noll.. for sale by Cs JANES ROTC:MON k CCL. • p"a • • t` • t : We:matd Don. Medea mellolly:6redldeal runtang. mad Do ex* by tLe am. , • 210suar =um. ; W RE NCH LASTING—An additional upply r.re br MEW= 131=1171:1=1 'lj(} LEAD-500pigaltad."(to arrive) far fola Dr (m 11) .Ir. it E. TIMM. UT Thu st. II EFINED SUOABB-650 bbL Small '„ , • kr% OTICE-The, pertaelehip heretofore ex isting ander tb.• Arm *tic/. MUTE 41. CO., WY 4.7 tx.a 4.1...07d by vVed.easuebb. . ToItN I M . rBACCO-210 box Bichmcmd Tobacco —vvimlll,—o( al l) ) sweved bond_ Allabakett Tra pie by AIL BABALRY &OR. MH TEAS-400 packages Fresh Tess, ama antral; Nen Yoet—ecoveldalt - lame rlas Oaks& " Lavinia. liaaakaag.. At For. C_.l 64 Market area, I.l*!tit.af/i, , 4 .A. MASON & CO. are now no daily ii. fr or .... =oda lanr, of rabgb tam bora lap par .. j .,e . s aV bx tbedr= 2 .lwr ....4 , 7 ask ismer I farrettag= In the *Went dila; P4rt i f a l be apt ap drains the sessori. fanning • stock Ibr 'safety, ...Mr. Lid km mires. bra nova barn PL. fa Ms rib,. .r Mention of wholesale .ad Sl= jam umas is narpectrally rataalted. -.,•9 VO. 3 LARGE '5l 3LICIrvRELA few berate la ale bar b 7 , DAD YISVIA. ARD 011.--A los of Burckhardt do Co.'s ILA bat. tor br (sun J. KIDD t CO. PATENT MEDICINE DIRECTIONS.- SO man soma, Ibruls trr J. KM CO.' 03 Wood O. SAiiEl ue PAPER-500 Tins sal forpstigy CASTOR OIL—%) bbls Blow's No. 1, for mu by rsbjb) J. KIDDa CO 'ICtICHBOMATE POTASH--500sIbs. for JUNals by Duel .I.EIDDt CO OSTON CRAMOBS—Butter Bisoit and aDIrIA9s/A or ChabAm Critters. matved direct Dam um, a:AAA:Air= Mat sae Iv We W 31.. A. AVG CO war. " IDEItWOOD'S TOMATO KETCHUP ry myelin otelebT WM A. 31:CLTIRG ACO I. SALE—Pittaborgh Gm Bina; Bt. mar Stxtrt. Brklse 8.004 °b3' 1*" . 11. D. s 81NU. BMW =1 Broker 1191fANTED—Stocks of she Piled Banks; V V Ameriest Doll= ticasr. tre ' l t'll nltTA Ir u4 uw"6"."'d • It. D. 6 Muir sad 'Ream DEFINED SUGARS 30 bbls LoTering's ewhe4,kat, the greet rata. Ar tb• 1:1 " ok or Ma la ll 'F in". A. me ZINC PAINTS, MANUFACTURED BY TEE NEW msaltßY FXPLOSINO LND =MO COXPANY. SAL lbeFirgia j i Is proved to Welsh • Banff of Mei valuzblo ZINO PAINTS, - - - . Witkb tura beau *mud tter amEtal years' tea= &moo ad dm United Rota. to ratalu Mgr beauty awl prate-two ropeyttes rupostor to any Warr pant ',hate..., Tear %MITE • ZINC PAINT - . purely ea &Ads of Zoe. and Is irartsatot Its* Mott 111 tratri'l.wrlt ritt z l=r . atial 'o t= 0 . 4 .1€111:a.. 0 . d..01.011S lb. ' 0.1,f0r 141e_), JAMES VAL7.I.LL, • . IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW sipoasd to p olphmons sr arphitlo eT. yek.so abut ola • dor map. sa mai de r altiottassis a.aostera