no belly, ead•tho gaff was exactly parallel with the boom; in fact; it ; stood like a board. r have no limitation in saying that such a sail has nes- er.yet beta made in England; at lomat, during my long experience I have never seen one." , .Aii I. had an opportunity of teeing a model, an well as the lines of the Amel.s4'2l.bl:ill, per toit. me to soy a word Ira point. There. is nor quite so mudh origi nJityLin the form as her appearance iu the water, would lead one, to , sispp4e. Her midship section is nut Unlike • those of Sir W. Symonds; her ran is Very like White's; but her bow 5 an unggpbted origin ality. I have never seen any t like it be fore., In-stead : of be lug convex, or even straight, hot I,sy presents a concave surface to the wat er. rcomuiend till to the ndtice of our naval architects. • . i . SOW•hIAIMISE TELFG.APH.—Tbe electric wire is nearly, completed for the bed of the English enamel. ' Wens thenereasary.governmental au- thoritationcrititajtied, the communication might ' he established in less than a month. The cable formed of copper and gutty perche, is twenty eight miles long. sod within an inexpressahle traction of two inches in diameter. It is sue. ticiently flexible to lie coiled In a ship's hold. The vessel that is to undertake the duty of wind ing of the metalic t, cord, will start from the French uosst, paying out as she goes; the cable •• will sink to.the bottom by its own weight, and will gradually bury itself lu the gaud or the mird:vhe two extremities will lie protected out to the point 'where the depth Is a sollicient safe guard against anchors or ship-wrneka. ITA IX. The ppiniore of Turin, of Aug. S. a lertet; dated flarerice,, Isth, Aug , which sayn Squatty Light au' Eaglialitcii, octant Walk. Cr. and three Floreatistee, who ,lorr in hi, bato , a to tea.' the Itihie of I/40mi. wpte arrastod nod causal/n1 p prison. air. Walter. - is a friaml of C-ount tatta usilad from rus imity ai a siollinr motive t 1 order of tho po cOrrespom . lent Of the Daily Ne . tre, at Rome ,RsYs-- • • ' , In a felr days lenience will be passed upon -,,dhyr..parsona implicated in. the conflagration of carfkatilS' crirriages,lduring the repuldicau epoch. .There are " • more than a hundred persons Charged Willi this sacrilegious offence, among whom the authorities have ineistod on. comptieiwf td, SIM, and A.rrnellini, al thoughlhey had nothing to do with•the destruc tion of the gaudy 'aid coaches. It is curious to &servo with what unrelenting ire the cardinals persecute, not only thane who really did burn "their carriages, hett•also those who neverthought of Such a thing • A change having, taken place nt roustaritinn pie, with regard to the levying of .11' duties on exports and import it, the British Consul General hue consulted the British merchWuts in Alexan dria, who devil - lied unanimously thit the system fliol - ed in Eg.Vpt i i of ail valorem duties, with a deduetion in future of 2u per ct. on all imports, and 1;6 per cent" on exports, was quite satiefar tory, land they wished for us change. From Syria we have accounts of the massacre of'a number of Christians In Armehia. It appeal. e test a number of Mussalmen attempted to pillage the 'government bank. The banker resisted the nisailatts, whu risturned in great numbers, and, it is- reported, murdered every Chtistian they met. The Government succeeded in seizing the culprits. and dealt with them in the most sum. Wary manner. The overland mail has arrived Tha' rumors of. an insurrection in Cashmere were not without foundation. By, theAast accounts, Gholais &ugh was assem bling attarmy, which xis to march onithel2ol of July, for the purpose of Crushing the insur rection; his success WAS considered certain. The Governor-General has required the Hiram to give tip temporarily to the management of the Resident, territory worth £350,000 per annum, tz be retained until his debt is liquidated. The Resident is empowered to take military occupa tion of the district under requisition. unless they ace peaceably given up before the 15th of July. In Bombay, the monsoon ,continnev unusually aral the reports respecting the crops are favorable Freights have declined, and to Liv erpool have been at lox as :ifts a tun' '• China is trill iii a:disturbed Ante The new Etaphror (of • the rebels) was reported fo best • Eincluth,, a depertmeatal city of Kwangobi, hso inen water communication with Cantou,rwhence it ie'distant nbout 200 miles la a letter from .one of his followers, we find it stated that Teerr 'loth is kim'self at the head of the gebel forces, 'whom he tool to victory "in the middle term of the third month' of the present year:" (about two months ago) ',when 10,000 'of the Goverument troops'were dihtroyed, being . Gemmed in in a narrow pathway '-through a wood in p narrow pass." Ilarlag:beently pro cl aimed Emperor, Teen-teb dates the c. mencement of his reign from the month of September of last year, and hos published an almallac:Wkdch his emissaries are busily distributing in various parts of the empire . In Elangosi, the province between Hunan and Feldeo, -we hear that great demon strations are made iwbis facer. Tat Coatis Ea - mamma Asearmazn.—We have gent pleasure in 'eying before oar readers the following authentic informed.. con tainvti an c r etract from an °theta devputch. received yesterday at the NV. Department- • Ntrii . ORLEANS. Stefan axe 7, 1851. "All expeditibmi against Cuba' are abandone,d. '•'and persons collected here for that purpose are "returning to their homes." Another Telegraphic despatch from a known and reliable ecurce, bearing the same date, coye; "The Cabo expedition !from New:tiriertisl, in abandoned, end the men will all be eent home." Other accounts from the South, communicated hi the New' ork.papers, state that the tuba volunteers use .mbled at New Orleans are pen htless, anal ur demanding money of the•i - lutian , ommittee in orefer to get borne. ••Some disord ers," it is added, "have arisen in eousequetice, and the police are active in endeavoring to pre vent the committee from being mobbed Some arrests of the head rioters have beenrnade. The people of the city will be glad to get rid of them:" We presume that the excitement bad somewhat abated, as there is pp allusion to it indesputches dated on th e7t lb Th'e Intuit report on the subject is contained in a despatch of the evening of the ilth Instant. It says: "No further disturbances have yet taken place amongst the distressed Liberators; bet all the hor.rooms in the second unniicipality have been closed. Three hundred rtibn 'have returned to Alabama, but ninny yet remain here formant of the meani to get home." • . In connexion with the subject of the late en fortunate Expedition, we perceive= that stone of the ••deceiverit and betrayers" of the victims in tend harping upon u report (no doubtmanufac cored in this country) that the Captain Generul had canted hie offioers to write letters to Lopez to induce him to come: in other words, that the invasion was concocted an got up by the Cap tain General "—Sor fated!. A New ern is growing up in Oregon, destined to be n large place, octet° carry on art extensive commerce. It is called . Pacille City. wain near tne mouth of the Columbia,. river, on its north shore ;and outside of the most dangerouoplaces -'which obstruct its havlgatiob. It to %fine harbor; .sheltered by CapeDisappointatent, inside of which !It lie!. The land near has a tine eoil, capable of ex tensive till age, and designed hereafter to furnish Irwin' supplies tb the growing has been made the depot 'for Howard & Aspinwall's line Of steamers Able distributing Poet Office to es . tebliebesl at it, tind from it ;the mails are sent to Astoria, OregCentitl, and other neW settlements. It appears from the repo:seriatim:m=4e respect " log it? to be th 4 best place in Oregon for present settlement. • • We regret to learn that the President has been compelled to decline the limitation o (the citizens' of lioston to attend the celebration of the 17th instant. The state 'of the public business ren ders it an imprerative duty to deprive himaelf of the pleasure which he would derive from partici pating in the ceremonies of that most interesting o,CrOlol2.—Republtr. Petroleum ! HUM iLlird4l3 y Uu. t. • :-.. M. 11t[6 , ..—Detai hr. Your Petroleum p . -verteutt er.o• icrr he thii ekereirs; thrtelare vrevot4.lllllsok 'Altos...a ne Iwo dotoo or the Reeirterer.j. r' 11 . .. , II e ar .., to t,r.,ir nett, sod .1 t..l,ein4 inaulred tolor alma-1 .T.l joy . '- ,, -7.. 10-4,e. zier, JOUN LONG 11..Yee , .. it .:A,t ...• dour r- 0 . ilarch 11, '5l. :, at. Ktri. , —D r .9r, dour Arent, a frw erect+ riot?. Lett vrlth tot four doenHoek CU. leiligltzt , lure toll. Pl.Pr...Ortresel tome ct dour? Immeetll,l, - , I Your Audit:Kin+ It orlq ue wcottlem , In Old i i am obtain moment'7cialfrit oertillearra.tf se- Vrtu .. ... .t . W. N Fret oat. , by Fay 'r 5ie1k , ,:1. 140 Woo,, E,•llhy. t 7 WoNI i. 711: B. A. laitiente - ck, 1.7-ci...lnmr .. torFrant t,: II NI. Corn. D. A. Dvuzle....l lit. f,herarri•Allrerlletty. ta riellfl,JAlr-T I Canal 13.411.2!•••01ttett.: -------------- ~ Pittsburgh Lite Insurance G • , CAPITAL, 8100,000. , ____ OFFICE,, NO. 76 FoU .51 (*.ricrac: linitident—Jaian Mort. Vico Pinthlnlin — ltatic ntain i n.ranta. Stincninit—Jcittrn n. LUX] , vertr,••7--. Cntlos. • of intottnt in anottuir Vat P CitizelfsT.nsarance Company of reOllitAGE HONE INST ee Rn. 4l WSW Ftrrot, I. al. C.O. limas mfAWAt.- A. W..11A1 Thie otaArda=4= tVAAArAL °' .A.liist n la gamey c 4 ir4SMl'alll Peigatt,WlT i 5.1101,11 CO the roolwitY for tbrirl+p . w allow " V--0. II; limo , * Wma. BasALW. s u I.IX. 11 kii=4.s.lll.loat, PITTSBURGH GAZETTE POBLISIIID I . Y WHITE & 00 PITT EIBII TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1851. 11 ga-READING MATTER WILL BEVDIhD EACIIPAGE OF TIM PAPER. Attention! Friends of Scott and Johnston. sntli•lhe attention of the friends of ti..:tivr, baufrotinv.,n •Iletthre, ,ton,, oposl. tr urged to the ILLlVirthal. old Lhorotiatl awl:ma/elect of Club., In t•12e27 elect!, 0 tlb•tiet, for 10. vobtpaltai, the akplntintrat of Ikanbalttres 4 \'1.11.02x, to Oat avid) blebo 02ft.1 Johnston Is asuer.....l. 0124 Una 101.. •bo requlra It aro Itattmlll.l, and tb•l !port voter a•pc•lt blr 1..i10t o the booon.l.Ttloalay of ttotober nest The. Comtuntve on . -haturaillation Lou appointed' H. Nil., Sohn Skorrltou, E. igoo. , E. Joh.. U R. Arcut , AL, A. Han22,.EN.: Cl.a• Pugh. Col L ,i , ell. A I.lord, Cant. F :41.1.an4tr.itt-,31 RroldenthiLl, Lr. J E. Vrz L itar..4.mii So.Th By ,td.r th..l2,..i . unti • Allegheny County Scott and Johnston Meetings. 4nali—A Publie Meeting will: be held in the Ellkaboth s un :Saturday. [hot:4k ..itaktkst .tis‘t. at 2 a clock le L. 2 P 11 Avkoalcklos. “ Weduestial. At liar...tors, Thuro-1.3. " " At EL., Llbartk, Friday. ' to. • At Rctiosolisol, katianlo, • •.2., •• At Tareutow. 3touday. • 22. • At Ptsk.l.l Stiller .fall, East 1t.,, toa wally slookay, 2...11, at o'clorko P. M. At Peter kator s lot lo.nost4 tau tx+oll, uq ....I,s.:sekt —I. at I P 31 Lt ./out klaut...., Patio. tr05051t,,,..2 Inests, el o :look P 31 • , Irmlrk'a, t"1 Mto , oon irothly, on Thom 1, , U, .. I Jet, I'lankluton'i, Nue toare,asin. et ,, •l". /' )1 At John (~arata. ralnrday, 7th, at ....i1 , 114 .. 1 . ,,, 1k r igtu4A . , , 0n310rt1ay,t)!..h.at BREE=EM et P.,141114r, ThureAny, ILI, at P. AL &Awn Milian, on Fri at 2 P. At Hen' L.Altr , , Turtlr I,Pek.L,IN AnturLlA,, ILh, At 111 , NJ. • , ,lister Winship, t 4. ship, ou Tul•s*. 7 th; d` At the Isle Jame, Ph ttobiu,bu Tovrortd, •At Slowlay. 6th. st At each ut thone uwel trig, our frloudt ba • xub,e,ta imports. the political int:nut. ta the rouutr Lrur tri.E...11 eteh eloction of lb. c•ounty.•, rrque....l W Aptuige, her rs,r, ackl Krran.ocaeut. tobrmil .11 uur y.lll it, ~ rier A ~.e.,1111. 1 -Trk.., AllitANdfniEtif Thu Yost of yesterday, has a report of the speech delivered 'by Cot Bigler in thts city. on Friday evening We shall .from time to make some extracts from it The,• Post tool, care that the ••democracy shank' odt see much of troy Johnston's address but we intend to let the xraggsrp see as muthof the,Colonels address as we can find room for It will not hurt them. The opportunity attnrded in due way of showing the weakness of our opponents is mote effective than any arguments we could use: The Colonel spoke Jl,l rations subjects. and :Tied occasionally to he-hard upon Gov Johns ton, whom ?a termed '•my opponent hut we shall reserve those parts of his speech for another time In the meantime, as the tariff is the most important question involved in this cuirass. we shall hear him tu that first, although he made it last. Here 10 all he said about it We make a few comments in the shape of i• But there is another point on which you will I expect me to say something to night, It is the lurid I regret very inurh that time will not allow me to discuss this subject in all its bear- I , togs'. but I will give you briefly some of my viesre upon it, sad. It the editors here wish to inform yon more fully on the subject, I will tell you where they may find my opinions in full— i I refer to a Report submitted to the Legislature i t.y me in 184 i, which may. be bound in the first volurrie of the Senate J.turnals for that year •Our Rivenue System is intended to provide for the expenses of the General Government and in Intuiting laws for this purpose, there always will he afforded incidental protection to i .tar manufacturing interests. I n the easily days • of, the Government it wan deemed advisarle, and indeed important, to try to foster various manu. I factures to this country, especially of such arti I elesans were deemed of indispensable necessity but elute those manufactures have become established, the general sentiment of the coun try—even the opinion iof those statim...n who outs favored the doctrine of high discriminat ing duties far the purpose of affording Protec tion to our .mannfacturesi—ie against the doe ' trine mad the public sentiment ie becoming more and more confamed upon this point. to)— Bin I acknowledge the full and entire right of Congress to legislate upon the subject, in each n Manner as to afford protection to any interest of the country, whether agricultural or mechanical Ter I {lo not.recogzato the right of Congress to legislate specifically for the benefit of one class of men to the injury of the rest, or of any other class. (6) All the legislation of our county should be general, or with reference to the in terests of the whole People. and therefore kam in favor of the enaction by Congress of such lane on this subject as will promote the general wel fare. to) "The adjustment of our lievenue system le all arduous task; and danger lies in tee way of the Government at every step: Vie of Pennsyl vania have our particular Interests, that we are ointionally pressing upon Congress. "Our Iron-and our Coal Interests, we contend, ought to share the fostering care of the Govern toad; and I am decidedly In favor of such a discrimination by Congresses will afford e. rea sonable and fair share of protection to those ar ticles. But let us recollect, that the same de sire for enjoying — the protection of the Govern ment exists In. other States faviir of their own particular products : and nll have an equal share of State pride, and a consequently strong ilaposition to urge their own products or man ufactures upon the attention of Congress. Thus you see that a degree Sf selfishness is at the bottom of ell oar efforts of this desoripiion mid each expects Congresi to do for his Owls porticrilar State all that has been asked to be done. Thus Congress Is expect - al :to promote every interest of . every section of the coml. try. (d ) ' "But no laws of this kind can be permanent or perfect Even the Tariff of 1845, (which I greatly prefer to that of 184%) (e) insusceptible of improvetneut; and I aFtriol. disposed to think that any sit:oiler law carehe enacted that will he say nearerperfeot, or that can be any more pop . ular It is not in accordance with our ideas of Democratic progress to suppose that such laws shall be permanent, ) but that they shall be modified or repealed as the.Wigle3 or the acres miies the. country may seem to demand I have thus given you, very briefly, my views-up oil this, and all the lending tepies involved an the :present contest. So far se it respects this particular branch of the sibjeot l will repeat that I am sorry my time will not admit of a more full and compreheneive disiussion of It I have raid enough, however, to letyou all - know where I may 'be found on this question: and if we can not agree, I truet you will at lelet admit that I have frankly told you my sentimental ty • , ,u) He has reference here to the change Ithe doctrines of hie par,,y, since 1844, when they 'nog aud_dbittiii4.oo , ;v,odiferdusly for "the tar ;u of "4 , 2,'l'Aiiid'alitliad it as a democratic meas ure It is not true No men worthy. of the name of statesmen ever wheeled about in that style. 'T • - (L) Here ikeonte of that clap-trap of which we have hiid so Much of late. Who wanti Con gress to do what he here talks about i Not the Whizs, certainly. - They go in for the protection at the whole American poople against the hum rico,. and ruMovis competition of foreigners. IC) If the Colonel, or any of his, party will draw up such a bill as he here speaks of—one that Fi ll "promote the general welfare," by pro tenting our own mechanics, manufacturers. la borers. “rafinnatn" and farmers. against the in jenons of our pretest policy of employ mg foreign capital, foreign skill, and 'foreign labor, instead of our own, our word for it, every Whig will atistain him. Let no see how it Is to be done better than the Whigs have proposed to do it "Promote the general welfare.' That is the very thing we.want. How ridiculous it is toe a mimpretending to common sense to talk in this way, while at the same time. he is advo cating a policy which is at onto crashing Amer ican industry. and rendering that lof England 'highly prosperous. We bare no Hostile feelings towards that . but we do most earnestly, . protest against enriching her big capitalists at the expense of our little ones and of giving ir fell employment to her workmen, while many of ours are idle in cons,equitice. This is carry ing the "general welfare - beyond its proper I limits. re-inn W. a dr I,thrm ,COn" street: IL E Co wna .I.lott Jeserpb . by the Dr. , b.IEE, (d) To be sure it is; and a thu be seemli ness," the more we have of itrbe better Whit is the object of Congress but ".to prOrnote every interest of. every section of the cmintry Y" Does CoL'Biglsr and his Locakeo allies object to this Or is it the business of Congress tol protect the interests of (treat Britain and Fratice, in pref etpuce to those of our:own conntryt Perhaps the Colonel wotrli not nay so, halt is doing Co most effectailli notwithstanding. The last nit rites from teglind inform\ =that tltie =algae. taring interests of Markekeotar are Tory satire 1. burgh TUTIODI S , houee ate U. ';M!I Iwrit) a the th Di , • 114a.thtoa: I NAM and prosperous; and the people of that city owe this prosperity to the tariff of 1846, of which Col. Bigler so highly approves. And the same is true of every manufacturing town in Eng land. Yes, Colonel, we plead guilty of being so •°selfish" as to - prefer the Interest of Pennsylva nia to those of any other State, and the interests of the United States to those of every other at lion :arid because we do so, we wish to see a re storation of the good ofd Peulasylvania policy of protectioo, such as the tariff of '42 gave pt. w; Mark that tf I This is a precione confession, truly It i, the very nature of what Col Bigler calls . “Dentocratic progress - to keep us in a perpet ual whirl. Nothing Is to he permanent' We , think the people, if they know when they are well, will stop this - progress " ty I No doubt the ; •Democracy" went away very much enlightened , Now. reader, we have given Col. Bigler a Mir hearing on this =Neat. Look at it carefully, sod than say whether he has given us one single practical thclught Like hip party he puts forth ~..4 a few stale eneralities and truisms, and some few glimme ng ideas that are not true. Compare the above, raiding guieralities with the clear and iodated talk of Mr Johnston, and then say which is mot fitted to tie entrusted with 'the management \of the affairs of the State . The Lorol not publish Johnston's have dune this—and we intend to I nd why', Beciiii-e they cannot, in riot him, as we eon l'ol Iligter, of the trust ti. which he aspires as the one of which the above is e the - veer documents we want speech ua w. give more ttillft ,en), • / aniline., toe Saab speech I=ir AMENTATIOH.--We olip• the follow di from an article in the.lkea/dm educe paper printed at Johnetorrn. .a eptrited fellow: fur he hangs On .r hie other friends litre achmduri tender mercy of !tho law and the hag pnrugr Fcir IL L.. The editor to Loper aft el him Loth' whig lER UY hoer, -From the last sews which will he found iu soother part !paper, we uhrouicle the defeat of o id righteous Revolution, where we pedro stout pass's over its triumph 'regedy is ended Soother melanc ill of warning and of iostructiorrhus the History of Stru gglrs of Man Cxc Mut frum Ilavan If tin day Endo Just a d Madly h. The Cuban Lulp psga, f teen added tut it-radon' 11=ff III;1!flIEEIMMI ri,,s!ell, general Agent of the met Society, No S St. Clair street this work It is published by that ) lo one of the most yeautifully <re ns we ever had on our talk The notes. which are nearly ns trolumi text. are by. the Re, JUSTIN ED- I) The work is admirably well the 'Sabbath School Teacher, as well r It is embellished with two beau -ene of Palestine. and the other cf nentioned in the Bible.' Mr. T in n the sale of this boob is very rapid Price CO cetlts for a copy nj Society, and cuted coin , explacatory nails the l I.U.D adapted to as the fem "Countries forms u th The Ne else= of oh l U•teaa Bee. after giving tho parole i capture and execution of Loper and emphatically add , oot tx: Wlrt does that mean: Is it de signed to g up Ulk)re piratical expeditions to entice more young men to break the lax.., die grace the sacrifice tnemselres ' We trust no We think every hod; is now con-- vinced that there is .4,134 hat been no revolution in Cuba an. that the Cabal, do not desire the interfercnee i.d.( or people 1,1 their affairs If they lilt , thrir goverrin,nr it nothing to oo ate hart it May- he significant DEATH or TEL..., H. UALLoabST Thn es salient to:n lied at Hartford C‘trin . an the loth in•t ''h. Christian pubt, reet.gnize him as the author •of a number t .ainabie corks tor young, which nave been erten staely circulated by the Amerman Tract Society, among which-his ..Scripture Biography, from Adam to Dafrid. a eerie. of 7 small volumes. to the principal He was a most laborious Chris tian•philanthropist Oallanlev' 'fats the New, York 'Tribune. ...was well known a. the founder of he system. of education for the. Deaf anti Dumb, which has had such e-sterizire pre, alence in Hi a county lie visited Europe in dnls fur th:. purpose of examixtit4 the nasthods of instructlens for Deaf-mutes inlEnalend and France, on "upon hie returning to the United States in 816. became the principal of the xylom, at Hartford. He remained tint Institution uni,ll 1530, when at the hen ',dated Chaplain to the Retreat for lin Hirtford. fie contMued to site uties of that Ace until his last 11l- Gallandst was distMgMalited by . ht .ctieal benevolence, his great sago s rare devotion lo duty Ilia Intel. lent were above the common order author of sevrial works, which allow .f thought awl great beauty of illus. toliime of his sermoun, delivered to [congregation at Pans, was publithed I since, when the author was quite .. They are fine specimens of chaste d pulpit . eloquence, written with a simplicity unusual among Amen 1 re at that day. . be was ap the Insane charge the Hess Mr , ay, and h leotual po IN •oo th originality tratiou au Priglush several ye. m: l n young and polish. purity icanpreaobi it STATE ' CONVENTION., This body, at Syracuse last week, had n very session. A flow twin( resolution.. approving Hof the compromise measure,, and of the Erie Canal enlargement were named ; and the following gentlemen put AI nomination for the several State offices Samuel Foote, (who now holds the othee.by appointme tof the Hoven:l:ai ) I. nominated fur Judge of he Court of Appeals "Jetne4 C For eyth is no dusted for Secretary of State, to sue coed Chris opher Morgan. George W: Patterson is nominat d to succeed - Philo 1.1 Fuller an Con trotter .1 toe's M Cook is presented tor, State Treasurer Alvah Hunt in the present incum bent Laurel Hilmenc Jr , a member of the New York bar, d presented to nueeeed Attorney (Jen eral Chatfield. Hezekiab C Seymour is renomi noted for State Engineer and Surveyor Henry Fitzhugh is the nomineefor Canal Commissioner Charles Cook now holds the office Alexander H • Wells is renominated for Inspector of, State Prlsous InEVULC room[ Ofovemenr it Aossate. - evasion of Politica/ Uffaok.• or Wan • -.That a Milanese on:man, named Chelsea, was shot at Milan, a sho,rt time since, for attempting to poet sdme revolutloniary placards.' was announced in the newspapers at the time. Private letters supply the following interesting particulars of the man and his manner of death : "He was to have been hanged according to the sentence of the court martial . hut the execu. tinier ce Bergamon, Wiring refused to give his services, he was shot. The executioner (hatred to the foreign yoke, is Co deeply ingrained in the. nation, that It had penetrated even to this most abhorred of.lts functionaries) has bean ponish,l with death for his disobedience." On his trial, Chelsea wasesked. "Who gave you the writings to post," He answered. •.No one I composed them myself '"Where did you get ! them printed , " "I printed ' theta myself in my own dwelling." "Whore are yoUr printing mu ; tennis'?" "I do not knoiv. • • "On his pasiage from the prison to the place , of punishmen the confevsot promised him im punity if he *mild make a revelation of his ac complices Chelsea. who has Jett a wile and daughter without means of support, constantly refused to ph-cheer his life at the •price of die ' honor. He siduted, with a quiet and serene air, the people who were negr, kneeling to receive his death, hessidi in a loud voice, "my sacrifice is the sign of the aiming ruin of Austria - He refus ed to let his eye , be bandaged, wishing to look his murderers to the lest In the face "This "political assassination, so atrocious in itself, was even emannomated without legal forms; for the officer who commanded the platoon charg ed with the execution, having fallen down in a taint; they fired without receiving orders. The fol. lotringis still worse; 'The wife and daughter of Chiles are in prison; the Austrianjudge leaven them ignorant of the deeth of their relative, and tries towrest from them revelations , of his accom plices by promising the Pardon of the husband end father as a reward for avowals. ' We hope. for the sake of humanity: this last detail Is not trne. ' AWOL LOIS OF LIFE /II 113 ATITIMPT TO OAPTIITE vuorriva 9LAVSI3. We understand by telegraph, sent byC. Brady, a agent on the State road, that several shock ing mordent were committed ycoterday at Chris tiatta,wbont Tour miles from. Parkabufrg, Lan caster county, Pa. The facts, so tar as we learn, are no foLloers : A tremendous riot took place at Christiana, in coneetplektow of a Aare owner aid hoe son at- tempting to arrest a fugitive slave. When the owner appeared in the presence of the slave, the latter shot him dead. The next moment the son levelled'a pistol and killed the slave, and im mediately another colored man shot the eon, and the mob collected and killed the Second col ored man. I ',wring the sanguinary conflict, an officer from Philadelphia was wounded in the shoulder by a piste.: or musket lull. It is also stated that two other pvrsain, are missing, and are supposed to. have beru tilled by the friends of the alleged slave A great deal of elcitenieut prevailed, but nr could not learn any more particulars of the tragedy Crum the passengers who arrived in the line ienol that place last evening P the chose was written, we haoe the following additional darticulars, through the Politeness of Mr Paul Hamilton, conductor of the Accommodautm train oti the i . ennsylvania Railroad It appears that Mr. tiorsticit, the owner of two fugitive slaves, from Baltimore COlgity, accom panied by his two sons, the Deputy United States Morelia', from Baltimore, two United States officers from this city, and several police men, also from this city, proceeded, on Wednes day evening, to Christiana, about ii miles this side of Lancaster, for the purpose of arresting the fugitives. f After a coneultatian between ':the - uthcem, it was deemed inexpedient to maLL the arrest until yesterday morning. From the ,est reports, we learn, that the colored population in the vicinity, having been informed of thenature of the visit of, the officer% to Christiana held a meeting, and' asked the opinion of severaileading aholitioni at, as to what cones they should pursue The Krueger wun, tlO one of the most current reports, that they should stand their ground.— Accordingly, shout eighty negroes Resembled, with gone, So, and serret.l themselves in neighboring woods tool eornfields The signal of nttack en the oflieers WOO the lilowing of s horn When the officers came upon the party, they were surrounded ou all aides, and a .leadly tire poured upon them by the mirrors. At the tint tire, Mr. Oortsuch, au elderly gentleman, and the owner of the fugitive olimes,. woe instautly killed, and one of his none mortally wounded. Another of the party, said to be a United,Stotes deputy officer from Baltimore, was also much hurt. A Philadelphia. officer Wlag fired at five times and missed fle was iu .thelitha of the flight at the time Al the time the five o'clock train passed through Christiana, they were bolding no inquest on the body or Mr. Gorsuch. , Thr wounded I.lllthincira officer 11119 in Colum bin when the line game through. waiting for the cam to York. The atettenuant m Inc uelghhorbou.l wae tenne The MiOrMal/t3ll to the fllgltlVO slaves that their master and the iditcers were. pursuing them, is believed to have been .given by two ne groes from Philadelphia, who dogged the pur suing party to Christiana A telegraphic despatch was received at the office of the Marshal Police, dated at Lancaster, asking that officers might he eon- to West Phil adelphia, to intercept 'the murderers who had tied in the slow line The line arrived at tive,.and the despatch did not reach the police office until quarter past five acid then gave nn description of the suspected parties The Marstal telegraphed back for a descrip tion. and was answered that Mr Charles Brady, agent.. would furnish aim with one Mr Brady did not come down in the line A number of the Marshal's officers proceeded to West Philadelphia, and all other weetern de pots. but were too late Two suspicion, persons came down in the five o clock tram. Serena white men also came down, who were beard by the ngent converting et the attair tine of them said when he heard the firing, he rodent:et. to the BC.O E rery effort will hr made to arrest toe mor derere. If they come this way We saw, at a late hour 1.51 night. a letter has• tily written to a gentleman in this city. by a person who was en eye witneee of the riot. tally confirming all the shore facts y„ Oct, E•t„.ri TROUBLES IN IRK I ND The hose". of tliohes, in summit times Ira. the prescriptive heir of rd - r 1 desuns Ireland eceolues is similar pnentom u. the model o tau of osseous- Misfortune no woe seem I oe her inevitable heritage rs opou her orntiousl ly one term of st mi.:v.:dor departs thananother seceeeds tier malignant star is ever in the as• eendllhl• oed flops rises only 0. glimmer for a while in puefill Thet. Sunk •-sin in darkness A famine almost without a paretic:l in modern listen. crowned a long series of frit& calami ties, but this very woe, afflictiveas it eras, inspir ed many with some little confidence In ibe furore The immense reduction in the population of Ire land which the famine caused wonl,l, It was fond try/toot prove after all, an ultimate blessing by bringing in English and Scotch tattle,. drawing foreig n spud. Increasing the demand for Jabot', an d infusing, to a certain extent tie least new vital power into all the business ,•pc rations of the isiar l d. And indeed many things, combine...l to exCitetiope Political agitaton had disappeared, agrarian outragees were abandoned. crime in general was remarkably diminished, hundreds of large estates, by the eiparatton of Petriiament enactments, had becomecleared of in • cumbrance that had lung clogged all improve 'moat, the clearance policy Lad pretty ettectually broken up the miserable rousere system, noel important lines of railway were opened, coin mercial schemes of much promise were yet •ot foot, the pointer and other crops were spot in a flourishing condition, and the elimrsieri ihvcov • ery Lad given a great stimulus to the raltivatton of fan, for which the idand by , nature I. pe culiarly e - ell adapted.--'tae not strange that many looked fora pre epoch in Ireland's his. tory fat hope once, more !tattered only to t Lk cell, It is atisolutily certain that Ireland I. again about to be rim'ked with the mine religions ; agitation which in time peat hat prov.,l to her the source of woes unnututiered The Eeleslasticle Titles Bill, recent]: passed by Parliament, has excited among Irish wtboltre a rancor and a spirit of defiance that in one an ticipeted. The law h. already- scion .rampled under, foot, and rebellion is preached in the high est places. We have before taken occasion to express our own American Vitae iipos the lan - policy of any interference on the pert °Woven. meat with eclesiastical organiratious We h a ve contra4ted the perfect indifference of Anermans, in regard to the asetpption of titles I. Roman Catholic dignitaries in this country, with the storm of passion a similar:act hoc occarioneil England But, after all. this high escitenieni RIM not to be moot. wondered af, Ensland has a Church Eetablightneet ate] no lons no keeps it, must studain:its dignity. This:paid not be done if she allowed its titles to be oppomted by a different religious comrhunity. The Papa , rescript dividing England into seer, and *N.M. ting Bishops with a local' designatiot, rslfed therefore, tonic legislative action. Cossideriug the caviller 'manner in which the Pahl decree was framed, and carried into effect without the slightest consultation with the Englitil govern mens—the haughty and imperious Junco!' Cardi nal Wiseman•and his coadjutors, when the pro pricey of their course was questioned—Um facts that the Queen'e Colleges. one of the tust ration , al means of benefiting Ireland, had .1 - ren deeply injured by Papal, interference, and that Plus IX, after refusing the English Protestnnb in Rome the privilege of a house of worship, till, in Inn gunge not at all respectful to English trotestan ism, called upon the faithful for funds there-with to build a magnificent Italian Cnthedid in bon dpn—and the extreme indignation tith which the absolutist tendencies of the , rent P apa l policy In Italy has excited in England consider ing these things, we say, the counsel the En glish government was far more moderato than could have been expected. The onlyfesture of the lent consequence in the Eclesiaalcal Titles Bill, Is that interdicting Roman Catblie digni taries in England and Ireland frau astruminz titles implying particular territorial Anodic-tom Thus Dr Cullen, the Roman Catholic achbiahop of Ireland, may style himself Archbioop at be. fore, but so longer, Archbishop of Anagh No interference whatever has been moo with the Boman Catholic organization, distiplie, worship, I or with anything appertaining to thelierarchi except this mere territorial desigmitin , tine would think that thin was batty a colt ment matter 'for which to light upagain the names of religious discord in Ireland 1 et -o it 1 , is A Befence isaociatiot has been formed, end a great meetin• suggeald by ear dinal Wiseium, presided ov r by ,echbiehop Cullen, attended by a third o the fah Boman Catholic Bishops. has been h Id in ti lion:Ludo !di Dublin. The speeches we e of te must in tlamatory character, and the esoluhnii were rampant defiance of the Pa 11/Mel:WI enact ment. To mule the challe ige cesplete. the proceedings were signed by aul (then. tech bishop of trmagh and Primal of e !retried -- !To use the words of the Tilde the tomal organ of the movement ..the statute was tnopled upon ollicinlly and formally by th Caesura of the United Kingdom, , letical and lay, rehepiecopal and episcopal. acting loge r ai one united body England of course ill rt submit is such an application of the •. tele Law'' doc trine She will never permit her sthority to be braved in this way with imp nit,. Legal pro ceedings will be instituted to nforl the Statute . This will give occasion to the cry (persecution, And will revive all of the sec rialfends which in time( past have so effect. Ilymmlyned all practical efforts in fpvor of t e rgly essential interests of the Island Thy spit with which This agitation is commenced s WI enough il- Instrated by the language oft e spew of Arch bishop Cullen to the Irsih .sop:— oWe are now forming a Society such th never b e en , seen In Ireland before . we halhow !emend perfect equality with oar op reties, we shall demand the complete an.' • font the tempo ralities of the Eroteeteat, mad by the manifesto of The Nation, the organ of Young Ire land :--The Catholic Church has fairly and boldly thrown down the t...flet to the Govern went ;' whatever let of it, the law is 110 w broken and will be broken uftve ad fieft,l , and not broken in a' bull or by letters of ordination, or in-any peculiarly spiritual act, but ins public polit;cal meeting of Catholic+." There may be two opinions in. Atneriea, re specting the justice and propriety of the law in ,ueetion, but there can be hut one respecting the inherent wrong and immense practical mischief of ouch a defiance of that law MEIMEME .:ars I', roof fel nil toli• pl:fro fro. , , Of Of , z otoahriold otroor, 1.0t00.11 •treot iftol :raw ma. tao: do.. at o'cfork. eod pr. 0..4 1. , Lilo Allekhoor so] .couLtfltat , f of tho faftolf aro In. kto.l att•ml le.lhont !trams . oto Anchor Cotton Factory Lots at Auction. A kN SATURDAY, Snptomber 27th, will Ire Itotqu.on and 1..n,0cA bring 1!(/ fret front and r uu II t..ck 1W hut to I 0 Iced .1101 ThL4 laut.ertY uell worth th. aventton nt capftelists. Wag In lb. Yun. Vertof the cAy, and In lb. Immediate ~Inity tt, Depot. It Clatif.l advauoe urn., ire to none it WOULt .011 admirttbly I, A LiIiTEL. .Iml, I. greatly tio.Ale.l in thl- city Perron. els/tint to ,urr.t stbor re.l estate ',mid well to give it t leir •A It n. the only yrut , nA ...I. in lb , . • nn 111. arid nOne uruau.ey edvApre fart.; in Onc. I' rill soLl togrthrr. , in lot,To suit purchAt., Tenn.—M.-fourth In hund. lb. Wane. In orn.. - 1.0, old t erli to leanest. In lA..ecured no•el and . REBA A illll I.E. A uctioL +epit.Al .1.1( a FEATLIERS euetcIt...•ax ,4 uekt wr vale I A II DlClit:l net,, \Valet aLnl t r.•nt st; I 7 tA , fa, :;•,,::.:7t.:::F!'),1,11--r 4, 7 ••• c. ) VA... • • ;-.. 1 1 ' 41; s • 'no.. .... 4 „-: ,e•--,7, - -I, • G_V--'2' LairS -- " -15%) I I It. 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Nosiest: nreccfnutsl Jean. 1000 ttiocet. urn sled. lodetter with ccery urtiele. utually to a Inl Heads ostablichment 1 1 2 nnd ti 4 Merlon D,ENVI LLA LOT SALE, Tn is A l• NooN. at .; SERV HILL .u. 016 • LIVER CO3IPLAI:\ T oi live vrars' Ins • uted by UM. ,uundt../dirt-o , .1 ~on, Pt 21.14. preptacti e. n, ,). idtc At cabins:Pm rt. yr. it. Sellors—ltrar tbs. It is with ideas... I eon met. your tdcer POOL, which have , al. aoud ots ...racer U.KI our part ..f 111. countr Many of my ne t hale usta thcm....l found Mom or I lir usu. act utllitt lain... adoldion . sick headache. As As tor m If. I tan ear that there no rrr has bee, wedtaiu-lIAt bee Janet:no...much t ot. I hart. Iwo (I adlictml will. er c om pi ain i sods and bat c trod I sr. lull., ro. Mr.*, but In vain: • last I henri , of Tout Liver pills, ...dr LA,. effected the 11.141 Lap 011111, 11.4 ,oar nor ' , Mb°. elay•Acratk.o that I am mos w1 , ... , !* ..land tho.relont recommeturtloun Ps nil all .t.• &filleted ledb. .!Lease of the Licot. our ,ratvful truen.l. .4. Yurrlte..•r• gill remember thut wII PA. • Palo," .[her than 11.0 , 4.3 p r. .parn, boil 11'1.1 bre .•,40-,-reelt.,,x loll.tlvns fiEW GOODS. M. DIGBY hcgs to ii‘fornt from& V V no.t e,icny,. iv. re,” bin :sr.t ,qlO FALL AND 11 ISi F.lt Ouol, It, U.. Al _ . • . than., , aay .. 7 anna ~,,,ht , ,,,n t a t , clod. :,..vr, turtlrttt/e. It 6'lll, Itt,rl, tttittt,9ll.l.- 1. , titv.,....,, vanoty und rl,tattt, .11, rt,l. ..ittl 1...1tt rt.- r.l ~. 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V, 4.1 a by I.i.S.LtL.DICILI;Y BM., tap> . ~ It ater*d -Froe t t expo., 11,q/01) & BA 'l}r.'S UNITEIISTATES. v v ip ',, SIT.Ni , AT, ,It -,'speii/ f4.141 9 n. pill reed Li for rah.. t, , a% Straw and ilk goods, ,\ It IL PALMER, 10 iltirk , Ivtreet, is haw\ /Tee ia. and off,. for ~ , at. 1 .21.0k.x s., 'T'Vrt...l an ' d alule. plain wad 1134. .d, Film tillny aud ~1.11.1. LIVN N WI'S. e.in.. move nd 1.. uttful lay to; in.. autumn. \ Plain, P laid. f1 g r.....5 and iaary Li N!'ir.T tuittioNa, D a ,Ithr C.,tin an.l Tulfetaltibbon, rrimped nd P1a4n.5. , 0r , . width.. and.Lolur,.. , .I..ourt :11ta. Satins. A elvrts, trapt. Wet, 'Wanly, ElkaHrs,,Bonne Pratt.,, and a g enus! toropt./..,f MU. ii,e. re Good, • \ ' 13:11.111L ASII-10 bbla. f o r ea t- 6 v \ \ :'.....'''l'' J.K. CA.11.11.D. 1) .; i 1 . 2 , 1 . NS-60 bis a k, A ir A ll i i p i , nalo t re a f 7 sale, _"....-..,,,,,, ~. W a t ai . aril Fron, ipi, I_IONkIX-11 bbls. for sale bv .. iaitin tiiiiKka .i. el • pisit— \ • I, -.11.61a. No. 1 Lake Snnellor Salmon. .' Vd . I' ::::!` .. . .• i ''.. !. \v l - - ii la. I i ‘rd,. u bbl% Lan, No, 3 N1a..1.r.k. \ g I==l 1 'oat r Crel T. and for male by I r v.; JOIIN WATT C ' ' S Ditt}:B-- • prima su g ar : I,ll}A. Li, IL M015a.,... 1n • cZ I. "4kilz • Iv ,rutiopa , • 6 uhr'd.JOIIN FWATT or ealr nl +.0.1 1 CO, V SlTl'Eltl,tat 1 • [hair aa (41,tlIty en ldeped) 00 ern drri Aial . ,il,Mr. T iH Pre' prietons ut et...rramiAme n r i e D : —l ltall ' tither by.t.Vvetto.d or Nor - • to 7, ' • PIITSBIIRGA CALII A.1%::•40INIE annecli with teh hi° rfktf ' • 1437;01 . 4E IN' 111 rtA \ SJ ci ImUlis will i.: } kx II NukAtANrilgl , .. nn o w at ' Senor ID; Now Cs'ltl• at 4 P.M , Ilettgitrw less! Now ;kt P 'Ne• CoXi.dettcl to \ OFAtrt,',lll miles \TIME RE Cc' , D nub"l7.7/ . TITF SUB— RIBER{i lia , " an' to 1r friends arx.l s ' t i.=,:t4t...1.,‘ 14‘..,1v . •,.,....t.; suetrom Nille.teloul Itt \ tots It OAF We \sro ober preps{ tn.re,j•r ond 'll',',4"i.„."',lgN'AV . et tLx IL loafy uo], •retee el elicbt: FIRST C A.'.3. Dr , ~,tatiu\, 4, ttlei,. an ,t/ouer3, . I out, \ rwthere, Fu turn, 14.44. M 1 tlletuv, fad. FIECUN CLAhb-- lerderen.l4 ~,p, ,e mr, ~ l , rp *' V " il l s .'" l " '.l';'' l ' ' t i l l t I, l '''‘''.., P ' . &,.. 1., 4uutt‘y .„ .• r v.\ ~,..„ r, ,,,, llaiciab , 1 . ...0 - hi,;rl,ll . ‘, ~,, tlncli , ,,i , vni, , Tc.l.scro Le f. , C.IN, \ 1'.11..r. Ir\. ...1.1 „0„ .. ‘ l,3l ' .lltillti - :all. qttrtfle 111 ` \ l' db R ';'''' 0 ""' ° 0 V, t lilUW:t u to 1% 4 14%1, 1 , ~ t _ _,..71 , ! - .1 ., r P. 42 and,l, „ isrjTellilielt,, I\‘, ZINC\ 8,A1,NT4, ' vt A N ' T! FACT i.NEIE lt , :B1 , - lIIE NEw ..y.u.rtftstil F. 'i Et.o it, NI/ , 4.'ill'il S INtIVOMPAN It . iii.Nestarl, N. J Ulla (17., t.. breperod n. 11h'. Aut. \ ply of three " th e hi '' \ ' \ s \ • - --.. .• ',„ ZINC l' AI N 'l' Ikt..c'h•b. been full atter eset.N.i 1 tas . trial, both In Europk and' \ the Unltelf: .tate.., L. Arta] thole . Original beautLten.t Invtertive p,pertie.. rtl,pet.nr, Cu onj \ other quint arkst<ver, - Then . I', \ , wqrr. ZINC P.VNTI \ I. Purely ' ku t. ..I Zinc. sod ta wartiLitted he. front all a.lulteratiou-en a Impunly a Llts,eter, 14 enet , t i .well, Ii buoutifully iiblte,up.l la uutlrely tn.e creto the hottous, C ' eall r' stelhe rn r:tiir l ' . ' e * *_n i =ee ..." ''" ?%7 . 7 to Ih \ IT {WILL NUT TURN YEtit.oll\ When esmsed to eolptiuroun um mephitic exliollitiotkrt. or ' lirTil b tril " 2: ' ,,Lt..rZ k rr. r . " ,: in ,s., " 47.. " _,.7l, ' ; M; crama eater:mot being liable to turu rhal„lte or to crumble and rub i%T. L . It Ina, be erork.l with Any eolot, with water .4 size. or ulthjerutth,abh-li Otto lbe IQ, Instal purcalain Emis RIACK AND CCLOIIED ZINC PAINtS. Tese are farolobed et is lole•price, and ate ututoubtally the'cheapest and un. tr.trits to thy market for ...liax roof,froting, outhuuse..,4.earohotax. or our ex - pc' oted eAr. \ face 01, wont], brick. uti, or, iron, thry are both 1, ',IVEATI/ER A. 11,) 1 RE PROOF. ' ,„ F..,r irSu surtur, they eXe,part.l rli rolusb.ll.4`, fvrro is.,alvullo cor.neelak ond k k/t , l/ parent okia.. - . uo, they dr - e yul,kl,, on,l bowing • pure oletto,Ul, be..... \ i \i,.. . not rho., color Ike tiko.Kl4' lb. .krthY Pok,nt• ono \ =ie., .npoittii Cu liberal terms 0 the ag la at th 7 ' * " .. ,_:' , --.1., - . - . 20, i. „...h.,la t rrel \ Philaele ...-,a.FEE-101) brig; Rio; moat my \ILA .1*...- . ,, and rot \ [alibi 3 0 ,1', F ,1, eml g,, -- 5iN:,...,...,.—, ...6,„h. E..4. -. .,,51\ - ' T \ llt s P lo sident g „ t id rt , l , anag!tro . f . t.Vl:?Cor cram' rri i ti l i ; g-Ct' ltt nl i b ‘'jt, pay.u.lo the s 4..1.1.1rea as et the VW How/es - 1 and knil Pr,S.c.iaS•l(.. 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