Roman Catholics, whom he forced to *be • don,
their regligion, and forced by cruelty, toy inter •
cry,. and by the lash tinder which thousands and I
thoutands of Roman Catholics perished, having
been fleeted-ow thee inWortnnate Minsk Nuns
were.proyen to have been treated to deMh
Sam:inch for the charge that the canoe which
I pliad—the cause of millions of Roman Catti-
Ojina—in hostile to the Roman Catholic religion ,
Bl'in'd I be forced for the future to enter upon
U,is topic once more, I - will take the bean re-
volttng history of those who thou calumniate I
my rause, into' my hands, and recall to the
memory of public opinion, the terrible pages 6f
blood, ambition, countlesa erunea and intoler
sneer but I hope there will be no - ocoasion
,
Re It , ,
•
Now as to Ireland. Wherels a man on earth
with uncorrupted aonland with liberal instincts
in kill heart, who would not sympathise with
poor, unfortunate Iceland . Where is a man,
luring freedom' and right, is whim - the wrongs
at Green Erin, would not stir, the.• heart; • Who
snub] forbear warmly to eyinpathite with the
fatherland of titOrattans, ei O'Connela and of
Wolf Toles , I, indeed, am the man, wherever
- e
oppression and a people, there is my love
- 1 But why do I not plead Erin'', wrongs! am I
asked. My answer is Am I not pleading the
principle of Liberty , and is the cause of freedoin
* not the cause of Ireland , Let me tell you, gen
tlemen,-that not alwaya that man fterees beat
eke ranee who makes the most of empty noise in
empty words
I owe ail the despots of.the European conti
nent Drawl in a crusade against liberty; there
are twoWers neutral, yet the paiiitlow of 'bleb
p o
nosy well decide
decide for or against deSpatiem; thee°
two power Pre °test Britain anir4Ameries If
tl.o Almiahty blessed my indeavors—if I could
succeedto contribute something. that America
' and by its intinejice over the publi'c- opinion of
the people of England. Great Britain itself should
eiad with Liberty but of whatever consideration
- -out of whateree . interest, against despotism;
then, indeed, I baldly declare befdre God and
man, that I have achieved a greater benefit and
done, a better service to the future of Ireland,
than all whb go about loudly cryingabout Erin's
wrongs, and not,doing anything for the triumph
of that canoe which iceboat to he decided, and
le the cause of all nationi, who are oppressed,
and of all who are, or will be free
Whereas, if byuniting in the chorus of emp
' ti wards, I should contribute to alarm not only
„ the Government, but also the people of Euglank
and to force that government to side with :lea
' potism, in its decisive struggle against libartic
to which that government, being as it is ariSto
erotical, feels but too mush iliolined; then,!in
deed, I am Bare I would do each a wrong to the
future of Ireland, as the Beatifics of my life and
t•irrents of blood, andihe aufferings of genera
tions could - not expiate.-
'
Be more, therefore; gentlemen, that every
man who pleads for liberty, pleads for Ireland:
• be sure "that every biow (stricken for liberty •is
stritiken also for Ireland; be sure that, not al
waykthe most noisy, are the best friends, asul
prudent activity is often better service then
whatever show of eloquent words.
And so let II hope, 'hat:while it is sure' that
be who is for freedom is for Ireland, it also will
be found that Irish blood can never be against
liberty.
And as to you all, gentlemen, let me hope
that, !swearer the advocates of despotism may
try to trileleaili;publlc opinion in free ,America,
- the uncorrupted noble instinct of the people,
,- will prove lo the world that it is nor in vain,
,• that the. down ` trodden spirit of Liberty wives
the stip act distress towards you , and that
the wronged and the oppresse s can confident
ly appeal for help, for justice and for re
drew, to the free and powerrol Rtpublic of
Americo.
I think you, ge'S:itltriten, for toe patieitte with
which you have listened during this torrent pf
rain to.my bad speech it 'lewd that your aye,
pathy In worm and sincere—one which cannot
be cooled' down or Washed away by artificial
showers. „[Tremendous cheering.]
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ON EACH OF NITA P. 4 ?PR
. ALLEOHE.4Y VALLEY RAti,koAl., —We notice
yesterday the appointment , of Milner 'Rei'.erts,
• Esq., as Chief Englneer,aud ne Geo It
Eichtseun a assistant engineer of this rasa.—
The reputation of Mr. Roberta as an engineer
is wldely•and . favorably kaolin. Mr. Eichbanto
is a younger 'man. lie Itas`ricentiy served on
the Cleveland and.Vi'elloville coed in the cense.
Ity of Principal Assistant, in which past he
•.• evinced talents of ri high tirder,l
We are '§ind that the directors have ordered
,vigorotte prosecution, of 'the Surreys tot the
•,„-seiterairoutes—three bilowElttaiming' - ind four
;abav'e—hll to be entered upon 'immediately by
7r.1-„three dietinct corps of competent eoginetirs
that thagentlemen to whom the work has been
i,:,,i,entitosted will give us a reliable report we feel
.4:oolletlY.,assqred; and from ens general know I
'‘''-edgetif-,the• country, we are equally sanguine
that their report will be highly favorable, both
.ar fo cheapness of contraction, and cosy
• grades and correlates; and what in even more
' inpetitant, that they will be attleto show from
tiolertrable data that the amount of business
,;;•-srhielt the road. Will he required to do at-once
•
'will eetaierit to be a 'very profithle investment .
'Kossorrt:4 LOVIIiVILI.C.—There are
iota. 1,14 'newspapers published in thie city,
three of which concurred in representing Kos.
Tisirto Louisville as highly gratifying to
the great Hungarian, and the fourth etrore to
4troye that It was quite a failure The "anti
' 'Hosentlijounials republish the et atemerns of the
, one, 11111.1 uttcrly neglect to, Mention the fact
that Its , atatemente are directly contradicted
by the testimonies of the three other papers r.
that very fair and just:: Atid will not the
readers of these very respectable papers have a
clear sad accatrate opinion of the appreciation
Which oar citirens entertain for Kossuth
Journal: - I: 1
It Is anima for our brothetf Louisville to.
complain: [There has teen e studied and syS.
tematia ;coarse of determined- aufaire4a sad
- bitter hostility manifeste.e'toward Gor. ii-ottuth,
pneses confaidered respectable, that la Per
featly astounding, We hardly kaow on what
-pilasiple to account for it, as it la so inherent
fromardie,' pi:pylons straight-forwitid coarse of
thciso pfperri . -Two ibiaga may be dedireird from
Obis ungenerous, unfair, and Imptieable hoetil
to lsit—:.thire is les. °treat devotion to the,
principles chine...republicanism kith's celuntrY,
than we bye beenledlo imagine there la
more of the Induence of. Romantem and Slavery
felt In the preen than the people are aware df.
The hified to Komuth lies deeper thin appears
on the aurae*. It shdirs that even in this mine
try.we hare yet to conten4 for socfal, eirlli;and
religions. rights:
Kossunt's Bt.. Louis speccb will be fauna on
our Arst page. We hope all our citizens
reedit, especially all our Roman Catholic citi
zens. He moi l t triumphantly defends himself
and his catalfroto the. attacks
,of the Jesulta i
and pays a high tribute`to the Republitau-Cath
onus of Italy and Hungary.
A meeting is called, for Friday evening, to
take active measures to Foireasit the stack sub
scriptions of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Elan Itead. The importance of the'object should
secure a full meeting.
Theiecontl article of "Honor," on Bishop o' 7
Costlier's Lecture, wilt - appear to-niorrow.
Corresp . oadrat of the sign hronicle . ; who sign
him
selt "Vizier," does not like the first, bomber.
will:like the secOlulone still less.
A person who signs himself C. Frank Powell,
and :whO says ho is employed in the Census Once
eiVnshington, is sending on[ printed circulars
•
to ell the Motif tent Moralists, askitig them is
en
-1 d os e fo him $l, lnc retaining tee, to sneers his
• . servicwiio procure them e xtra compensation ihr
taltieLtbe caturas. As th ere is wet the elf ght-
eemprofiability Wit Congreei will pats any MU
for theyurpose, those who send their'doklars to
' thisrotunteer agent, part company . , with them
~orerel•
e
Airtirvitivoi.or Lane Entr.--The Eleieiand
True Vemcinrat says, "the steam bosisprforther
nar aid Ruby, both of which Went down last
*eat, returned herr on Saturday, ripening. The
Northerner load .6 eerere time or it and the Hu
! by assisted her. ,
thee. baste webs. able to get into
Eric Their passengnin bad a piaspnt :10Urnei
' to the shore. They.walkedaa the ice a distamis
,
-At Conneaut, where ihey„put In, on their re
hum, thellerthersier int egroutd Ana was haul.
ell by the Ruby:- !hit it better than all,
she la not damaged, but eime, as the Ilutehln-:
coos "tight , ilintoi." SberAffitliiffle
en Bararday evening, for patio below. -; 4 •
lIZMASE3 •lIPON BISHOP VOOSHO
• russ.•.. • I:
propo;e•to offer some reMarkaluPon the I
late Lecture of- Bishop O'Connor, on,the Mau- I
enee of Catholicity on the Civil Institutions -of
the United States, an approved retrorti of which
we published last week. I '
There arc many sentiments in ittelcture be
"fere us with which , we. entirely coinci e; especi
ally that which declares ettaterytwil to be the
only sure foundation of civil liberliTind Milieu
s! greatness. Foe - this'great truth 4m have our.
selves often contended; and trust that we ever
shall contend. But to use the termlhristian--
ity and Catholicity us identical suite rilertible,
as Bishop O'Conner - does in the disco4ree under
consideration, is a very different think. We in
' else' that the latter term shall he iiihiwed no
higher place, than any ittherdistinctiVe term-by
which any form - of belief, claiming to he Chris
tian, occupies, to be 'Tried upon its own merits,
by the application of the only tert. knownla
min—Divine 'Revelation But no tliu. discus
skin ii political and not theatigical, it is not our
Priaent'buitiness to apply that test •
The lecturer professes to treat of the intin
once of Catholicity on the . Civil Institutions of
-the Matted Marrs but the reader will have per
ceived that he says nothing directly on that
anhject, for the reason, doubtless, that he
could find nothing that wtiuld answer his
purpose. - Catholicity ever seeks,. both by•
•anasinn an)! three, to .bring every nation, in
which it is •predominant, to a unity , of faith
This government doesuot interfere at all with
the faith of the Fatima. Catholteitfever seeks
to mingle eeelesiastical will, civil power: but On,
founders of this government avoided-with seru
pulous care that great error. Catholicity de.
uounces freedom of opinion and 'of the.press as
mischievona and daugerhes; while bur funda
mental laws jealously gutriboth,as amongst the
most precious of right+. In our itintitutious,:
the Christian relision is recognited in various:
ways; but we would search in min for any trace
of Catholicity. This the Bishop tacitly acknow
ledges, by plunging at once into the history of
t I -Logland, at periods antrriar to the; Reforms
tuna .This portion of his argumept—even were
we to admit it, which weefirliirat—proves nod.
lug, because it proves much 'lie truces hack
the common law of England. the repreeeiitative
system, the rights and pririliges of municipal
corporations,....ajt Catholic times, ;and insists
therefore. that they are all the oftspring of Cath
°Hedy. Ab welldnight we ascribe to Catholicity
the blessings which have domed from the liefor-
Diation, because Luther, and Z winkle, and Cal-
Cita, and other illdstrious men of that day were .
Catholics. ACalitell might he claim for Cattle
the honor of thu scientific and astronomi
cal discoveries of Oalileatiecause he was n Cath
olic, which would be" rather an' absurd Claim,
when we call to mind-Abe fact that he wan thrown
into prison by the Church, and compelled to ab
jure truths :which he -had demonstrated, and
which every Maly now believe. ha - well might
Ccthoticity lay claim to the discoverii of Ameri-1
ea by Columbus, because ho happeCaed to be a
Catholic. By this process of Yessoning all tlie
•
virtues find all the vices of five centuries, might
be claimed by or laid to the charge of Catholici
ty.. It will not do. Luther refokuiedlthe Church
it spite of Catholicity. liable° bast thrhugh
the fallacions doctrines of the philosophers of
the middle ages, and for so doing inroceed the
yeugesuce of Catholicity, and woe peroeootcd
until he was obliged to deny witailhe ktrie , !t
-he true, Columbus reasoned correctly 'lien Ire
said,thst the In-lies rook he reached by inning
westward, as tell as by sailing eastward:
though learned eoclesimiiiit of thst 'day Armed
him mad, and told lam that if he , .ailed far
enough, he would nimbi,. '4 . .4 so. En
glishmen, in .pitna Popery,. have always man
Mined some degre . e of freedom The Saxon
iipirit LM never hero altogether aut.:lord 1'
The geoundwork of the connoi.ti law id bog
land was' laid in the admiral - de coils given to
the kingdom byoatfreit, by whFli it Was divided
into fillings an d s, hundrede, and eolintirs, pl. I
dug each under Appropriate maglekentes,. nil of
whom were subordinate tot he kin?, It -upresue
magistrate, thrones whot6 jgvtie Wlsitiepensei4
to every part of the realtii. l itere we lied the
origin of the English law worts, Vial, Moth
tied from time to' lime iice,rding tit , the spiriti'
and intelligence of the age, lisle rime down IA
our own times, sad haid. been triMsferreil to
.our own country , '" let amidst the copes of jos."
rice this great Prince preserved ti r e most va
eyed regard so the lihertieS. of hit, ieople, the
memorable sentiment it preservediin his will,
.'that it sem jnet that the English entmlit ever re
main to 'Pee as their own tliongkits " This,
bear in rnind, was before the Popsy began ro
interferiln the civil polity of oititir nations
Njfred*lgneit in the ninth renter 1 .
'U'itstinii over the intervening per od, we ennui
to the reign of King John.. That ignoble prince
qiusrrellei-with the Pope rispectin
of all Arelthishop of Canterbury, I
one of the i highest eccleoiasticai .I .
Chriotenfloto John took high grci
the monksitrom Choir convents, am
their prpperly Finally the Popef li
door outlet. an interdict, which dept
public 'exercises of religion, and •
thief bu l lial of the dead 'Still .lif
his contumacy, übtil at last the it ,
, i
sentence of excommunication was' prOttOilicell.
Still he reelited. The Pppe next - ssumf j a de
'tree absolving big subject. froM their oaths of
fidelity and' allegiance, and declaring every one
excommunicated Who-Lod any true actions with'
him, public or private. Even this lid not' sob
i
due him; . .tio, ss - a last and noel me ~ he pruned
sentence of deposition • upon him, MI directed
Philip,•klug of France, to executmit, promising
him as a reward for his service, in addition to
the remission of hit shut, the prop . irty and pos
session of the . kiugdoin of EoglAnd. Philip.
prepared for thief, Jecirpose a tailt army, and'
i
wae about etiesieille the order, I en Johninc.
• ,
combed to the rope. :fort he wail; us abject as
he tafeLprevionell been. obstinate. JJJ ' lie yielded •
at diecretion. Falling on hie knee before the
Piope'e Legate, be placed his hdv _between
those of;thei Legato in token or imost abjcct
eubmission; begging him to natuette terms up
on which hie matter would teeter him to fa
-see. The Legate instantly demanded that, as
the Ant trial of hie obedience, ti should re
el his kingdom to the ' , church. . lAccordiltgly
he Issued a charter by which he resigned Eng-
lend and Ireland to God, to St. Petee and, St.
Paul, and to Pope .Innocent and toi hi; emcees- .
sore In the apostpliC chair. lie agieed to bold
Plo dominion, at a feudatory of tit egureb of •
Home, by the annual payment of is Sholtsand
marks. Philip wassenraged at being °housed.
out of his expected prey; but the tope did not
care for th at. Johniwas now recei!ed.back In
to high favor, and fancied that his *emetics
were over.
lint. disgustetrp his craven subtmemon, and`
ontisked by lijs.. mitigated tranny, the Bar
ons ¢ f iEeglantl, o thenumlier of 'oeverol thou
sande, andssupplikteeby itutneeneetsumbers of
Englishmen of the biitoblei classes, banded to
gether, and etimpelled• the l'lcing to sign that .
great charter of the rights of Englithmen, com
monly called Mayon C'hartq: Thie wan in the
year 121 b. The Pope was highly incensed at
•theLnions for their temerlty, f in exacting such
a charter 'from a king who had just placed bim
etal under the Papal protection-. Ile issued a
bull; annulling and abiograting the whole char
ter, is unjust in itself, as obtained 'bicomput
slnn."- and an derogatory to the dignity of the
Apostolic See. • fle prohibited tsays „ Rymer) the
troth 'exacting the dbeerranee of it: lee
`even prohibited the King himself Prom paying
any regard toit,shoolving him and his subjepte
from all oath's which they had bred constriiiitd
to take for that pnrpose , lie ergo' went so far
an to proom:ince a geneiaLsentenca at excommuni
catitia against every one who should persist In
maintaining such treasonable — and iniquitous
.pretensions.
Armed with this boll, the kink attempted to
1 . 00011 el: his loot preroptlvea; but the barons,
the lienple, Sod even ninny of the priests remain
id firm in t h e defence a liberty and right. But
after a gallant struggle; in which they loot their
best officer,iffllllam dee Albiney .:by captivity,
they were diecoiiifited hy the enraged and bro.
talalonarchouid England was almost laid waste
. . . • . •
by thiezeeetee of the contending 'parties. We
,Mind: follow the mid history of theiii early Mans
glee batireitt liberty atitt despotism. Suffice It
di 110 did thegeeillinVples embodied in.thst
tifimorbil 'intestates haiitzeiree beetloet
Blackstone, in his Cinnutentariee on the Law
of ' England. thus snutorritee the 'leveret peovih ,
bone of the Gast Charter
It fixed the forfeitures of lands for felony. in
the same manneras it mill romaine; prohibited
for the future the grants of exclusive fisheries
and the erection of new bridges so as to oppress
the neighborhood.
With respect co private right. It established
the testamentary power of the subject over part
of his personal estate, the rest being distributed
among his wife and children; it laid down the
lair of dower, as it bath continued ever. since ;
sod prohibited the appeals of women unless for
the death of their husbands.
In matters of public police and national concern:
It eiljfilnett a uotformity of weights and mean,
ores glivittew encouragements to commerce,
by the protection of - merchant strangere nod
forbade Chi alienation of lands in mortmain.'__
' With rtgard to the administration of justke • Bbt
tides prohibiting all denials or delays of It, it
fixed the court of common plena at Westminster,
that thesuitors might no longer be harrassed
with folloviing the king's person in all his pro
gressea, and at the name time brought the trial
qt issues home to the very doors of the freehold
ere, by directing assises to he taken lu the prop
er counties, and establishing annual circuits; It
also corrected some abuses thenincident to the
triabay wager-of law and. of battle; directed
the regular awarding of inquest for life or mem
ber; :prohibiting the king's inferior ministers
froni holding pleas of the frown, or trying any
criminal charge„ whereby many forfeitures might
otherwise have unjustly acc rued to the exchequer:
and regulated the tithe and place of holding the
inferior trihentils ofjostice, the countycourt,
sheriff's touro, and court-feet.
It confirmed and established 'the liberties of
the city of London, and all other allies, borough's,
towns, and parts of the kingdom. •
And lastly vihich alone would have merited
the title that it bears, of the yreat charter), it
protected every individual of the nation in the
free enjoyment of his life,hie liberty, and his
property, unless declared to b - t forfeited by the
jn• meat of his item, or the law of the 'land.
Cots. Book IV , 424:
VIII Ilichop O'Connor say that we are indebt
ed to Catholicity for the first announcement of
th Se ever-during principles I True, um the
Bishop says, they "came down from Catholic
timer ." but they were first promulgated, as we
have teen,-and they have evebeinee been main.
tained, in elute of Catholicity, between which
- awl these principles, there has ever been a stern
and unyieldiug antagonism. le this denied!
It so, we ask is every individual in Borne and
Naples, whereat Chia day Cathplicity, unmixed
cad upadulteratO prevails, protected "in the
tree enjoyment of his life, hie liberty, and his
property, tinless declared tp he forfeited by- the
judgment of his peers, or the law of the_lamPr •
The Bishop, in his broad claims furl Catho•
lilitY,,makes very few specifications; but here
1,. one: He asks • "Were not the independence
of the Judiciary, and ow( by jary, of Catholic
origin" We answer no; and cite in proof Sir
'William Blackstone, who says of Trial by Jar?,
that it it, "a trial that bath been used time out
or salad in this nation, and seems to have been
corral with the first civil government thereof.
None authors have endeavored to trace the art.
Tinal.af..Jpries up so high aithe Britons them
j
.elves, the first inhabitants of 'our island .
lot certain it il. that they were in, use among
the earffed Saxon cuionie's, their in titutiou
Icing ascribed by Bishop Nietiolsou_ tkii. Wodeu
Ititusel(, their great legislator and captain.'
I 0 . 1, ~.tilm,;" ill it') t So that assertion falls
to at ' ground.....,`' ,
Spiel.KA or the chari7teitette inalitutiOnn of
11)0 it'sili`d States, the 'lecturer aaserts that
••thote institutions, so far from dinering from
those congenial to the epirit of Catholicity. thist
they were iu perfect unison with 'them " This
is h most extra Ordinary assertiou to to ate in
the race of the present eon:fawn of the Cattio
bc'world Nothing is more notorious than that
the.chureli lo and ever has been in deadly. hoe
'Silty to lirpuhlicaniani in every form, elite why
are bet Bowe. Austris, Naples. Spain, and l'or
t.4ll, r ' Wpotilienia . lu tit thoseCountrin t'ath
olicif; reigns will. undieputel sway over the
mud, ibi a vast majority of the people. Three
nation+ are not republican—they have act-teen
eumititutional governments The people have
no voice in the attains of Shiite: they hate not.
even personal freedom. They due not en much
no discuaS,the politics of their respective no .
von.t,,Ttliv) see allowed to read only ouch
a. thi hurch sanctions. And last, and wont
.- f all to them the Bible to a staled book
Eight en hundred years ago, in au a,geeuppesed
to he flitter than the present, St Luke com
mended the i.eople of Berea, end said they were
mere nable thin others, became they searched
the Scriptures daily, to ascertain whether the
riling, which hit Paul told them were true: but
',nob a Liberty wet:11;11Y SO mean. bei r l lowed by
i'alVelicity now. Personal, politica l had re•
, t.stons freedom 1.6 all withheld frorni the peo
lie wherever Catholicity predominates, and yet
llislitip O'Connoi eolemnly sad deliberately se•
+ern that the British Commons, and the Demo
.:l7r;ie institutions of the United titans are in
perfect unison with the spirit of Catholicity' It
i+ astonishing that any man who ha* a chine
,r worth preserving : would harard it by making
-nob a declaration. '
L 46 choit a
. ea, ab cam(
galtart
l i nJ, expelled
goufi,cat
tkl the king
Ived uf all
I the Lhne
.gam he all, —Wan he nut juelitied ID nay
ug 110 e. sympathy for thin government 'Ours]
ernkted in every Catholicheart7" Per
haps tithes: and hence we have viten the ear ,
nest deo.ire and heroic etfortn of the 'taboos,
theiNeapolitann, the Preach, and the people of
many other Catholic -countries to cast off the
letters of denpotiem, and entabtiub instil 01101111
like ours, but they have been beaten down by
the minlon4 of the Pope and other tyrants: and
lit thin hour many a noble heart in pining to
.anguish and ilyqpitir for, having cherished thn
nery eympathies which the lecturer no highly
commetnin
itn enntinued
/ ro. xlreadful
The Biabop then dwells at length upon the
auportance of religion to the government of no- .
Lie)/ T.c this we cordially egrre but fir It be
religion. True religion breaks every yoke both
tram the bridles and the minds of men, while
Catholicity, us we have seen, imposes every
y.,ke In this it is the opposite of Chriatinnlty.
Its think the biitory of that church and of the
world abundantly , proves that the nacre a nation
becomes Hontanind the further It depute from
the great principles of freedom which distinguish
lip United States. •ttaly, Span:l,ll'nd Naples have
folig been completely woo over to the Church of
itbnie, In those countries Protestantism scarce
ly Filets even in name, Jlltd is not'tolerated; and
what similarity is there bet Ween their Institu
tions and Cure Nona.whatever. There, where
CallooliClty hsa had undisputed sway for centu
rice, may h'e properly look for Its legitimate
froits. And what do we find? Ignorance and
superstition, social degradation ; anti oommer
riot decay, thread consequences I of edolesitnstl.
cal nod political oppression. Englaw i ll, on th e
other boo), was never thoroughly It Cutanlzed,
as the fretluent resistance which the Popes met
with abundently proves. For more than six
hundred years the great principles of .the Mag
na Charts havalbeen kept,.to a greater or less
degree, in life tind rigor; yet Iwo earn shown . '
that this immortal declaration of the rights of
I=ll was- Assiaql by Boths to the (Amor of its
power; and we have shown that long anterior
to that period Ring Alfred gave to that nation a
cafe of lawetwhicb to this day are regarded as
the foundition.of the common law of Engloin'd,
and of tbepi of which the Ms,
Magna Chart
rival.
!shiny of Matte abuses erldah - have from age
to age been engrafted upoit Chritstianity, ,and"
Which give to Catholicity its distitiguishlog fea
tures, particularly the assumption by the head
of the Church of secular power, were unknown
when the Saxons were converted to the Chrie
thin 'faith. This ;as in the early part of the
sevenih century, whereas it was not until the
Cie - tenth that 4-4ellorY VII, ( illldebrand t
brought the temporal power of the nations Into
etifijectien to the Pontifical throne, decreed the
celibacy of the clergy:and organized the earl •
'bug orders of eicleitaities into a vast and well
ehlortrnotn.-41ais'curious term iidefingd by
Illaelistone lobe purchases of real estate ...usu
ally made by ecclesiseticsi bodies, the titeitibere
of which, (being professed) were reckoned dead
perionsin lawi land therefore holden, by theta
might with great propriety be said to be held in
',tonna m. 0." In his 3,1 Book of Commentaries
ch. VINE. that auiher glees a attrionit tindery of
the device of the cunning echise)eaties of Ilaidaye
of Edward 1. and Bichartrthleiriade the ounce'.
sive tatntesenacted agalestmoiand which
wertaLteCeseary. to.• prevent the church from
swallowing up vast tracts of the landed proper
ty of. England. These statues furnish another
proof that England, hoth before and since. the
RefOrmation, has ever . resisted the encroa6 . -
meat, of Catholicity.
diasighem army. These oul!igeoilis titirrpa- I.
tins on the part of those whe'profmeed:te t
diaCiples of KIM whose kingdom is not this •
world, were never cordially acquiesced in by
the English. The celibacy of, the clergy, for
instance, wee not. established in England until
almost a century after the death of the indom
itable spirit who first decreed it. Two centuries
later, Wickliffe arose and protested earnestly
against the tyranny and corruption of the
Charch: gave the Scriptures to the peopbe in
their own language, and left a strong and abid-
Big impression upon the English mind—=an lei
pression which was not eradicated when the
great Relorn?ation of the ifith oectury buret
itylon the world, and which the people of Eng-
Igid received and embraced Oh singular unan
imity, when the quarrel of Henrolli. with
the Pope gave them the opportudity. Henry
was himself a zealous Catholic, as far es such
a ruffian . could be zealous its any thing. He
wrote a hank against Luther, for doing which
the Pope gave him the additional) , title of 'Be--
finder of the Faith," a title which • the saver
eigns of England, absurdly enottgh,:nominally•
retain to thie day. Henry subsequently applied
to the Pope for a dispensation to allow him to
put away his Wife and take another, an appli
cation which the Pope very properlyrefused. A
quarrel ensued, which ended in the abolition ot•
the Papal authority in England, the euppreheion
of Papal religious establishment., and Nth es
tablishment of the Church of England by Arch
bishop Cranmer, aided by some of the greatest
and p r frrest names which that nation has ever
produced., Now what does all this prove! It
proves that the Church of Rome hail but a fee
ble hold itpou the affection. end consciences of
the ph, pre, when they eo readily seized upon'
such'att .'eppOrtunity to throw off its yoke, a
thing which they would uoquestlourtbly lave
done in the 'slays of Wickliffe taut for the free
and laulruPlikrlis use which the Church made
of the Secular power. It proves what we have
before asserted, that England never was thor
oughly Rootthiced, and therefore the spirit of
liberty neverwas altogether extinguished --
They disregaided the thunders of the Vatican
when hurled at their really guilty Monarch, of
whose Conduct they could not and did not ap
prove, and whose cause, eo far ea his iaJisidnal
quarrel was concerned, they did not espouse
England fur centuries, bad within it the seeds
of the Refoimation, which only needed the tit
tiog occasion to burst into full and glorious de
veltipethent. These seeds were also the seeds
of political liberty, which only needed to be re
lieved from the incubus of Catholicity to start
Into thefull and vigorous life and energy which
we now see them have. And yet Bishop t/Con
uor will stand up and tell as gravely that we
are indebted to Catholicity for the liberal prin
cipled Which lie et the foundations of our Co,
ernment. As well might he contend that the
ice and snow of winter, which long covered our
Stehle, originated the beautiful and beneficent
herbage with which they are tithed to tie clothed
after the Ice and snow bare been removed. tie,
Bishop, we are not indelited'io Cathoheity,timr
are we indebted to Luther or or Knee
or Creamer, fot,the blessioge of free iustito
,taus We moil go farther Buck than any or
thee. • We find them in the words of HIM Who
Is the tountaiu of every thing that is good
These words we have, and their effects are be i
fore ite We see that wherever they are freely
circulated and read there the people are free
where they are not, the people are to bondage
This is a truth obvious to us all, oath without
an ezeepthin. Never did Rome do soy thine
better calculated to enslave mankind and
strengthen her own unhallowed power,. thou
when she interdicted their circa tattoo We have
an excellent constitution; we linen the best go.
ernmental, legal and municipal inatitutiatot ail
these. however, are but secondary agencies, the
work offatlible, bough wise and excellent men
,•
but after all, the Bible is our /logos Chart,
With it • we cannot he reduced to boodle,. with
out it, all oar constitutions and laws would tie
but -refuges of lies." The Catholic may beset
of hie system, and the infidel may roper at
ours, bat we defy them Both to resist the ar
gument which is furnished by simply pointing
as Catholic Rome and Spain, and at half inn-
del half Catholic France, slot contrasting them
with Great Britain and the Halted Statue
' Can either of them account for the fact that the
farmer are at this moment in bondage, and the
latter free, on any other hypothesis than the
One we have given' '
All that, can be said oo this subject of; that
we see frie in spite of Catholicity, and that we
are indebted for that freedom. so far as leg- owe
it to human agency at all, to that indomitable
Saxon spirit which la all ages opposed more or
less resistance to-the encroachment, and asurpt
. Sons of Rome .
We hare spoken of the political degradation
of come countries which are almost exclusively
Catholic; we might also cite cases nearer home
of diamond and social degradation of men who
have helm reared wilder the influence Of undi
lutedeatholleity, whipre lump amUmuruler
one revile among themselves frequently throw
whole neighborhoods into confusion and alarm
What-kind of depositories of political freedom
or power would sash menbe': Or is this the
way Catholicity prepares It votaries for the en
joyment of either' We must Judge of the tree
by its fruit; co if we find that its effects are de
strycliTS of liberty, of peace and
.vecurity, and
productive of tumult and riot; 4we find, as we
canal - ay do,•that he antione of Christendom
where it moot pre t
ails are the - Most degraded
and crushed, as we as the most unruly, we an
not rationally come to any other conclusion
than that his inimical to the causeand the prin
ciples of freedom; that consequently its indu
ct= on the civil Institutions of the United
States is bad; and that if aver that Influence
shall become predominant, those institutions
will most soundly bisubvarted The time was,
we admit, when Catholicity haul ire oat. It did
a good work when it broke the brutal power of
the feudal lords of Unique, when • perhaps no
thing else could have done it no well;. but to
talk of Its good Influence In this country and
In this age of the world, when the principles of
liberty and truth and right are generally under
nomd and acknowledged, and which principles
god in that'systenitheir most-formidable Wag-
Quist, Is simply absurd.
With what the Bishop says about the decline
of protentantism, based as It principally is upon
the testimony of an erratic genius, who In the
title page of hie little book, calls himself "One .of
three hundred,' and who professes to be 'ln search
of the true church,' we shall not give ourselves
much trouble. Ills statements are too extravagant
to carry much weight; but If any of lour corres
fondants, who are better Tensed in snob statistics
than we are, see propeeto give as some facts
upon this point, we shall give them place. Our
part closes with the political bearing of Catho
licity. ,
, The Maine Liquor Law has passed both
Moues, of the hlanachneetta Legislature but
the people are required to vote on it before it
becomee a law of the Commonwealth.
The Legislature of Minnesota Territory his
passed the "Maine Liquor Law," with a clause,
however, requiring its submission'tirthe people
before it goes into effect. The vote is to he ta
kan'ocithe Unit Monday of April, and if a ma
t
jorityttre In Its favor, the law will go into effect
on .thtt first day of May. •
HENRY CLAY—HIS PREMENUE.
lite following extract from s private letter,
addressed by Mr. Clay to one of his friends In
New York, concerning his preferences for the
Presidency, is published with his pert:Maslen:
sss" You rightly understand me in
I expressing a preference for Mr• Fillmore - as the
Whig candidate for the Preeldency. This I
did before leaving home, and hare (ravingly
here, in private intercourse, elute my arrival
at Wallington. I care not how - generally the
fact maybe known,. bill I should not deem It
right to publish any formal avowal of that pref
erence under my own signatureldthe newspa
pers. Snob - a course would subject me to the
Imputation of supposing that my opinions pos
sessed more weight with the public than I ap
prehend they do. The foundatipmof my prefac
e= G, that Mr. Fillmore tine administered the
Executive Government with elgaul snore/us and
ability: He has been tried and found faithful,
true, honest, and conscientious. I wish to say
nothing In derogation ,from his eminent conipe.:
titers. They have both rendenid great serrioes
to their country—the ;Merin the,field,sathe
niberin. the cabinet. They ngbt'possiblynd
,Xtholitter the government in '
well as Mr.`7lll!
wthreqtaa Bet then neither:of them has
been teed: Ile has , been tried in the;elevated
hg, now holdn, and ' , think that pm.
deuce and - wisdom had better restrain vie from
making any change without a necessity for li—
the existence of which I do not ° perceive. , lam
truly your friend and obedient servant.
- FL CLAY
Nelson's Pint Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES
Pre Office Budding, Third Street.
ITIZENS'anti strangers who wish to oh
) lain an accurate. artistic and life Ilk. likeness. at
very moderato price. will find it to their interest to roll at
this well known eatablistimont, Cheer entire satisfaction
Is guaranteed, or no chargemade. Having one of the
largest and best arranged Bide and Skylight, evr eo
started for the purpos with Instruments of the e most
power/Is/ kind. and having e adopted limey/dem of Deaner.
)ping, as Ilqw_ymetleed be the celebrated of
Philadelphia and No. York, Fir. N. flatter. hinirelf to
able to offer to the patron. of the Art, • ATI. of Danuer.
e ith e r eingir or in groups, whiChlas never been
antes.d.
Roorw• open and operating, in all
look w. g.. to 0, in.sadtw'r
AI'LANE'S VERMIFUGE I—The Prupri
-lofthi.. pent meiicion hay. ronorwl hundred.. oi
flificafe. :Wolfing ihe ntenli.no... of rho =Oh uor
.extr.rt the following no. among hundred,.
LOLIATiI. g, April 1,17
Alte.lt: J. litin a Co.--ilentittnnr Thiel% to enrut3
that • chlia of mine wY afdictr.l with worm,. - 7 Drocur•
tut ratio,. Ittode ul Vermitutte and aeltvitdetered them
but with no eft-4. I then tutramtwei a rlal of
nut and after pistol a full flow, the rbll,l
'..1 • full quart of worms. Tba health of the child looter°,
•3•lmmsallab.ly I would ntomoliend hr. 111.90 Per.
influx. to Illy pub11.,11,11 one of the 112031 Rate and anortual
rroodwa for wortna now in CI.. •
.1. II.CUT I EH. Akrth•Ell.
•
Tlulf only Vermlffne that berry fella to aped
worm,
when there are 'Rpm No matbar 71f..u1d n.
wtthout a Taal tn bar brume:
-
Sold by m.al reapectable druuqule
And by the eels p.opfletura ; MU. a W..
marl9.lh., No tYI Waal CI
Citizen's Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
C U. lIUMS/11.
NAM II EL L. lIARSIALL. eae'r
OFFICE, O 4 WAITE, BETWEEN MARKET AND
WOOD STREETS.
far MAUR KA 111.:LC AN6 CAHUO kttbhe UN VI ,
ANL , M 411 MO, AND 1111DUf A•
MIKA,
Aar hour., uylnrt 4.11 or dazart), cu HIRE. Allo,
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j n. lel. M.' K Ike Let me know
e Lai "'Ls ...it pia IL.. llaTapkriAl at, for ma to rLolvaalt It.
1, I-t•ii • Ith • ....tare I bad 11.,,Cireulart don.
tta.u,•.l I attl:la titarrraat sallafartic.a
T,,ur., .C. W. It.IIIITOLF:T.
1.1T,L,N, °mama co. :vas I.MC
11. My, 251 r—We bad latt
o ,irnlouru. it 14 all voLl,lud awry
uww.l•l. Ir.to pryaoyl
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Truly Inur TELTIAA-CO
✓•it .st, ht Dr..timt ,, ....twrslt, thrcughnol lhn city
uhars—la. r
.. •
•
plri.lo whore yuu will, talk ttilutit what
way awl 1 uu .111 aktber see ur Lea. of Uk• great At
.aLlau pevaaratlnu. knout] In tar petal, td tag. 11. Matta a.
Ir U. Farrell, Colearatr4 Arsalau - Laaluarol It lLaa uml•
ouu.• ttl lbw tau. retuara•tol. c4.11“1 4 aaralyou, et/gnaw
I.lerl6lill adect,u, 'Opal comaplaluta. de, uu recur..
£ll exter.l reulr-If, , Is aVI. I I , aLI• to u.ar
It all apes,. .Lich tuuld l.u,si Llr to Learbt.o I.) a ur ,
4,lts. uf it.•t adverUgeoarul. I
Rail Road Meeting !
MEETING of citizens friendly to the 110-
• i;Monrz.'
it.rreti In f 64, •rrinalr• at , toa.
inloixcurami row nil. Incro.a.ing lb. online/lotion to 1.1.0
op.! stork AA the cniiipanj
. .
...ruthaalet. at. expociel to .1017
er ..n Etat itut. ,,, a , aa.t of
o. tb. :intro/ ol oiti•burgh •13.1.1a0r
rrV iU“". n4 . : t
r
Hotel Furnituxe for Sale at Auction
riIHE sulAcribers will offer fur sale
publle tartan. eamtamdag an the to
dot at April ant , mullootat untilall I. vod.
.Lai. fan:titan, tad riztarrs nr IL! Ilaitak.l ✓
. . -
rtal.•• !total. In tie* Calf otrWbe.itn. e'ene4 nt n. , oe'en
dee and all th0ng...1.44ga. It crnst•Ve of * ver,vane.,
t, tr.t.n.l In on% Luz., i;t earprti.
4.335 tr• A;t•tiso ntul bluing 1 . ... furniture.
Tonne 19.3.1 I.n.sn at tdtla.
VAILN ALL a 11.11,F0111,
rho liwulay lb. VAL day
•prtl marl,
Dissolution of Partnership.
IRE partner2hip between the euten-ribers,
ututor lb. urn .1 P....4...a a Co.. tilt. 4.T
V., =Waal burin...soot Ms bro IVIII
be bettleq t y Y MO.:on:cod. lit. ha. grarebtuakt .11
tuttn.eta sc 1 trm la lA. °mat..
auttorise4 IP• roll,: ail ILe a.saota of sa.t.l
I' M•tYlßlill'K, KliWpID T110)1 Al
. .
. •
ROBERT 11. rier.BLEa. JOHN H. vi.6 N LL
,1001.3'11 H. BROWN. .114,141•11
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The i/Dtleraignol having tie
et P.. 1,6•• A C.,- tc tM Onts.ba In= Wcrts, • ill
zwattnu.o.• mlnufb , ttkroo 16.1
M2=l9
T❑ 6 threo story brick dwelling house*
, :i r 0 r. ;.1115 7..... .ot, br , telpett all*, la
•L,...—Tho 16n, incry ..rvbauto 21, slat. r .
cu.s da, Ott AFIA, (.0
TOWSNIMP • Co
Q. -7411v No. l 7 )1•11L..
Frr-sl, roll just rf . d, and for
1.1Q1: 1:13" E.tnry.
th Disztv , nd.
%T RA PPINti PAPER-- I
1:14) Rests. 111.1ausa
it UTTER
aff ..1..,
...-7,
Ettr• llse sat xelmht,
NJ,' thirds., far
1 KIIUONM 4114:It .
st eval •trv.t.
10W PPEIIAS— 50 bbk. for Nile by
war:, J. tieII.)N.IIIAKEIt I:0
5() W biting
a lor ac e i tt , e u !i ,a,aa a
CO
pAPER-11;rdtrare and Dry iloorls wrap
et P`
` for
SeLIoONIIAKILIt A L.V.
BACON „goo, Ito. reed per U. & H.
It • tor r.ir K. D•La.t..L.l. Iso
. .
LABD--_Obbin.'in rdtrre, for ettle by
mar - . 15 DALZISLI. CO
NI °LASSES— 20 Ltda. lauding. from atm r
Tusattaa. lur oat* Cr
inar4. ' H. DAL:I-I[l.l. • HO,
- b. SUGAR-100 lAds., 9000 fair, ju=t
Oa l :At. °g; " by J
Y bILIVOKTII • C,)
ILIEELED PEATiIIEZ.3—N Luslietn ree'd
oWI Clo ea. OF I Yoar2:. IM. Vi,l/111A WOW lig II
FriOBACCO-40 kepi twisinumt reueired
ow cosulwooodut aiut lOr We low by
.
s. t LIARBAULIII.
g bxs. W. It etosess, in st o r e
‘i sad for •slo fusar2A) S. t 14. :Ibl•klblAUll 11.
FLOUR -40 bbls. Worth's 1 ztra
rsoriy..l sod tor .161 r by
• b. t )1. ILAIIPAUU lb.
110ARS40,000'eozoniun Vigare in store
sod Mr rab . s . b/ icosr:4l a. • y. 11.111114111111.
!LOC/11184-100 doz., in otnoo and for sale
by nabld • U.
The 4ntehinson Family,
ETURN their billeOrn thanks Fur the nu
ke 11inelastic etreptlon given them In th eir Concerb.
...I respectful!) .nounre that th en 1 . 01'871L50C.41.
ENTENTA4II3ISAT•iII.I.• given on TllliltgUAT EV.
SYIIV U, Marsh :loth. at 1.4 FATKTTE HALL. When
'll. ll: W e i ll:ltlre ' lVailli b g ..r. . ' "Fonfr of the Warmer." - The
glilleulum:" "Storni al M." "A mother la bead." "If I
were • nine""Mecham," rllortleultural Wise "The
Italian op eratic brirholque" "ben bolt." "Away Doi.
Mgt" "lauper'n Funeral:" "TL. Modern belle:: "Ship n
Vine "gunman Weleocue &ins:" "When shall the bout
nod. RerU" "The Old Granite rt.:" "The Font. Bag
11 47,3f;tAi tibia, two ticket/. it. admitting • Lleullern.
.1 two WM...
boon open at. 654, roucert enunnenee a1.71 i o'clock No
poet of
ponend.
!Luke of gunge .4 taut of brother; /or nile at the
usual pee.e. . Mara
J. B. Salo & Son.
Altrchant Talk., N0..190, Chutnut St. Phihe
(1))., krulT. )41.0311) ,141.1 )
•
IA AVE received their Spring Fashions arid
tloals .4 1.1.11 amtl.* ti.t.m•tv• I, .tier mlral,
t 41».) 0{,11,11.
i4,llnos the eut are loalint to tall. All tousl•
meet of the late Am a 1 Leeela A saga.. will be aeltr•J I,
1101.0.
Philadelphia, March 23,-13411-,-1
John P. Scott
WHOLESALE Dealer in Drugs, Paititg,
Oils. Varnish. and Dyv Stun, Nv..)(l, Uteri."
street. Yittsbnagh. Pa. •
nnler r s Will gravies mot attauttno.
rltdly pro
Taiwan's ypar.t ant tur London Co's family medicines,
me
Samuel Gray,
,MERCIIANT TAILOR, •
Si. aoir Hotel Buildings, St. Cleat. Streit.
%yIIERE he is prepared to show his usual
sod well mooned clock of VANIIIONABLE
CIiJOIM. which will he made up to order which
h e triam . will wiiwt 1h..01..51i0n of Chows who may hi
hlui with that, Pnicuuscre.
• ••• - -
-
Great Etele of Dry. Goode
AT AUCTION. •
PHIS morning, Wednesday, at 10 t&lock,,
will b• COMMetrol the said tlia amino lidk of
Ausalosn &Wald. No. 75 Mutat add, adulating of
caned ...taunt of FANCY and 814gLg LINV tiOUDS,
PIA... The do will to pculti vo and
without trarre.and willcontinue nom day to day, un
til all la fold. flefigNNA, Auctioned,
Pitubarth. 514a5 tn, ROA --tuart4
J. J. GILLESPIE
ho. id WUUU elTglt Pit 7511UKti
kfanufactorer of Looking Glasses,
ND WIIOLESALE LEALEE in Combs,
.ml Varlet/ Goode. otters to his enstomere and the
is a matt ontniatte assortment of LL
table to the bonne trade.
being extenslyels ensured In the manufacture of Look.
log Mauer. be is anahlml to otter holusemento to par
dlmen equal to any hobs, In the Calon. mama
- -Steamboat
1. Qil ling.
J. GILLESPIE, is pfeim i red to contract
0 . tee dee-tutting and Gilding . 4 , , tetitchoste. to, at the
loircet n±to sulahlutmttueslL? thist. • mertil
f~LOVER3EE(? 15 bpi& prime Western
kj tote be . LI. a J. J. COONE.
m LlbetlE ettevl.
plNOmeds—of neat styles, fine quality,
auf llgbt. median, and auk, reed b
KEW NM L UUKCIIFIELD.
LOCUSL.
• •
OCUST POSTS-130d Locust Posta' and
T
Le ant PISS. of sulierlotyLaWr. Mgt iee . 4 oS
f "'t VICK it; 11
*a s s
saatla tOrter
_!VCTI *ass
watts.
ItiiE§§ 7 9laiSZ•rn %rest variety of etgles
imen at atm at
iaaral a BITACUITELD.
I.PLOpt r -100 bba::Exi4 for-misle
kJ.
gORN,MEI,L-5) ree'll, for ealet)).
0 mar:A J. T. JJ. BORJNE.
Bladders Wanted
pin highest price in gash .given fur Beef
111atl4ern, Gl 11 A. FA I.I . NIOTOCK A W..
mdrd, rammer Waal and Find
plO IRON-2011 tuna Mahoning Furnace.
Wloae
J. f. FLOVIA.
Round Churrb
For W. GI
ur-I4
`EELS—YO tails. Timothy Seed,
:1 " Clover dn: for Fait by
. ''ritt • Ja R FLOVD.
..... _
To Let.
i Tit It EELStory Brick Dvridlink House,
rt irinte,ll Penn a.., worth •duor Irvin tbei3
eorner.f Pitt. Enquire of
Jlll5 H. RALSTON
m,r2.142• nr C. HAYS.
A Good Bargain offored
TILE undersigned offers for gale. the Col
lowire mmbinery, in good running order, at the
P,mirm Mid of 1.1e.0n Jk Dentin. Miner of Pt. and
DllQUnefle. weeds n
for the purl... of sning Window nod
Dorr trumet. end, end Moulaingro C0 .. 0 &e4ronruting
riroular elms. and morinnue for ..tieing. tide Join. ,
met, tenoning and moulding. and other prouudry orti
dee eurb uses.
.. - .
mime that. may en , . St
may by c•lhng tbn &bore nat.ntiont4
tn•r21,12.. tAtlllall t DECKRir. .
Gilliott's Steel Pens.
aiLuorr'a Victoria Pens No 303 ex. tine pinta
Ln Liaee' Jo N 0.170 d 4,
Ma==
• -
1 , c1,,K,1 Jo 'No. '4l
A supplyto, mt... Yens Just reed and fursole,e, by
Lbw qua/Aar or math. gra. LI
JOIIN 11. MELLOR,
Ira arZ.l
Hay and Manure Forks.
TWO Hundred doz, W. Harper & Co.'s
i•LLra.d lb. load Mau... Pork, ars - tying P. ,
Csoal. sod ft, ..le PPPr.
. .
N. W. POINDBXTEIL,
. tear....1,13t Agent fur Harper I Co., Wow Bt.
I *HESTER'S . F.:WPC/HI Mil, Celebrated for
0,00.11 al fit. durability LI ~, . ..ritm•orbip and low
%MST. AM) 1.1111, ei.orttime--SIoGIA hag. and
Ludiln.l,l,—Gnat inclucnsent M wsh 6.14,Tr.
Lt Ml.. Thal g.
EN2INEEME2
NEW 11001.1 S—A. A. Mason & Co., hare
r.c-olvel are nor 6peaitm. Ca.ea an,l raekeita•
nf Ur, tke.la. row ig Silks. Caah6erno. tirevadlo..
Tlaxuer. beragr Je Lamed. Jarrawt.. Cambrica. :thaw!,
' , RAPE SHAWLS—A. A. %O MIT &
0,
m
C, hl,••le. 01 all tool P'"JPY23
. Notice to Contractors.
1111tOPOSALS will be received until the
Ilk 01 MA, unit, at the Office of the Engineertgl the
Coanany. Pilleburgh. for the Wading and Uridging
on eight wasp of the Pittsbor:b 1. 1 / 1 i Stenbansalie halt
heal. from Pittsburgh to CatUPbeiry lin.. mtnPr.alhg •
1.111/101 of .01 ards loot. and vorna heavy sectiong
tor .u,tA other wort uu the I.:ur on way then be rvady for
~utr•cr
hLsltiW at'
lb.. work_ am,. b.
tblot oft., “r fr.: %V. Al. Kul.orts, Commit.. Emitart..
By oer.' th. VLt
od.
x!--• rd
I, 111 , C11. Jr .1141e1 Xn.later.
.I.!..tairles‘Omrs. eltUteir. liar. 22,1532—1euar.3.11.
To Contractors.
rfrIIIE undersigned will receive prapvale
tr
n ..or a Callar I,rthe bow Custom Ifouse,
, snout to b. em.ted an lb. corner of ea.ttbri.ht and
Vittio atz...t. until Slonday air Jilt tort. all the buildlnas
.... tn....0n...1.1.4.4.g to 11,. rontrartor. J. W. Kerr,
Architect- will si.• 11416.131.1413 al to the .mount of on•
earationa required.
'lb, will at. rorrike ..ta1...1 prunduln until the 14th of
Atall . .st, tor the emrtlon and ratnallitiOn GI lbr anUrr
building. ib•parat• peoproals will be red.r - ivk for earl.
.ne wn, Uriek work. Caapentwr work,
cv.. t .,,t;4712 " f: 'an' or
l epoutina, port-ritiv.Palotion , and Ulu
low..aod Plumtd, wort
snowdlleationa and ars.ine at tat •ff.irk ran be aeon it
thr attn. of) It. Kerr, Architect. MaJonlc Mall: Ilan rt..
and the 7th of At oll,rt. Mr li. w ill giro all necessary
Intorn., o An adon..alr to b....handed to Sir Herr td
''''.
!, " 'l''''.
I'
'I
.""n lb.
d S o l Id t/VrllTl7l.iltlll.
I . lIENItY Idonlitd,
tuar‘i Cotunalasanner,
In the Om., ..1 1 . ..0r/non Ple;ts of Allf2heni t'o :
lb. (0.101 neon. Rad Ito.] Li, .} .
,s. NO 11.0, Term. L5l
I n. nuortrototaolt/Lintownithin
‘,....1.t.r." - A,ND 11.1 W 111 Wit, March alth,
t e.,
. 4 "
' 1 .'2 u 4 rt u :n11.1. % ..11 . 7;, t.r.'4ll,°,ttf t qs. th ir.
-.: ~..tu.r . r001tr0n..1.0.... and orirred that
•ollew or taw 01101 and rontinostion br
...,‘ trivets by two wrets publication Ili ttn•
Ow U.... and Arnertran. kly tbr Court
taar= Jew tlilll S. II Al S. Prothonet.tr.
-
Boarding School for Boyc.
Cotta l le nil( :leadenly.
7E Till RD 'SESSION of this Inatitutiou
it will brain Moods,. itb d.j of April
r,trui 1. rtguarsal on thr , ['attar , lsrah and Nal.
Wan Haul tarnalel.ur wtl.. from Yrtratturela, to a Crab
tb r 4.llahtlul
•
— 11; group&uta..hrs $ to lb. elehuul altort alLs.l. gut:
for tt. loulttoul ....tau. of lb. pupil.
0: pupil. Iftral..l 1.,
ter.s and othrr gnatunlarr. refeft Mr.rori. Ja.
Fc...lrth .4xnet.: C. sla.man I . tllie er. Cr. Scott. ..I
frttom, , 1 / 4 {1.4 of ft* L. CATON.
mar:, 'um, • SI
New Millinery Goods.
TILE undersigned is now receiving his
sgaiNu enrol, or lllLLlfintl (MOD , . 111. aa•
aormout well huhu/. anat , of W.. 11 . 1 d 1 - 1111 ''
rtnk• Counete. of Ma use., Palle . Loodro rut,
Kry ktrat• Hat. V .cy Straw Trlmmlncs. Fumy
Cords. kr. 1/tler.Boucet itlbhuor..trom No to of the
Ter/ iateat .etrler: Mara rill. of all out., for ridttv
punnet.. (rota her L. SI per purl, Whit. toad Colon-4
er.grea'Sarlet liluefon Neth. black rills. Ilua.boalore,
White and L lored rii. Lore, SlckX... Cross. Liu
Mae. ae.
Star:hauls a Mahar, .ill 604 It to I.oeit alfraUtaue
ulte Lim 11, as they Maile to Rol at thle re.
tabloeha‘mt. Ter, athele tb.r waneed Is the 11111 fir
err Ilse of but se.. W SI(111111,1,
No 31 :South Sevond Philalelohle
I Port
California Bread
LIE ,ribor is manufacturing and has
. nerd uarerlor arhele. of Itaa I.lprosable re.
parite L r t•htorsita emir num It remain, prod for
feats. slut Inn .0501 MIT chr,t• Any quantity ranlv
foruiet. ,, l at rt.ort ncnin .1. SllS.l'llAttit.
mar= No SIT I.lherty atrrei
HON CITY PILOT BREA find CRACK -
EH BAKERY, No el': Ltbertr 'tent oPPo•lr the
eat of Smithaekl
flartog purrhaeng reear If It Nertuaereekrrussd flirt
Bread maelonee, 1 ampare-1 50711 all or.4er• for CTILet•
erPnr 1 1 11,S Bread at the pre
.her test sotto, '
Surenor fano!, Brevt. Itre nod Luaraluna Breal. lame
and emelt Itaße, freah every m..rolar .
pharalutata, Hot. le, Se , hopolled wit har,l awl ecn
Drnal.at. .11 1114 e•
Cake. and Comfy:l...l.v on hand auJ male ro
I loarl/1 J
Notice.
lIIE l'artnerabip between the undersigned
al under the err kof BIDWELL ft 1110.1111Elkaa
r veJ Ihtt, 15.1_ by mutual rorteeol
Shther of the partnereare authciar.l role the
h0.,....4. BILWEL Pitsphoral/
LS 11. U. BIDISK L. Rociruter,
alarch :1). 1,4-1 mar=
Ivr INDwy
Loo
1.14.
.0 • tix 12.
1005.
1121.;
•.
'• ylh,
e by
m'n" co
sral So hem mrset.,
W AS , p , ll ,; \ .
.r.
Lou L . , Lamb
Iliet Crowo
Esemr..l etal Or tal , LI J. E. WkI.DIN.
WWI, tiookoelb4 Staticater. tO Wood .0
A. MASON & CO. will receive, per first
Cam', II" &Imam& Came a:1 P . mke
AiIAPLi: SUGAR-2 bble. New, of a MI-
K prrisi 4 milts. reed army tor sale by
lV A MeCLUIttl A CO ,
rate. 1 VA lJ r.tmer
LILOUIt OF PUMPKINS FOR PIES—A
fifth lot Jort•rmA by
11 . A kIeCLUESI • Cu.,
orarl.l. iirwors•nd Yrs Dealers.
U ACON—Sides & Shoulders, for sal . by
1, a. DALIELL & CO:
giLovEttsEED— . 2s bu. lauding, for sale
a I bY livarTJl It. DALZELL lk CD.
SAJLERATUS-30 casks;
DaP.Tx, landing trogo 4" ete t rrits ' aj t e r rintZ; La, 5
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO.
must Water and Stoat it,
Old Allegheny Bridge.
10 SHARES of die stock of the old bridge
for mle It Wlt. A. HILL & CO,
mmt24lo Stock awl Erchmsr Brokers. •
Citizen's Insurance Co
I() Lll , Ay2 s o i f zl li o u r
.... S;Dc b k , of
i the above Co
IVIED PE.kCIIES--201.1 bu. in good or
der. fur .3.1. r 1.,g, to Woo vonoi.nwnt.,.iir
may.'-'ROBISON, LITTLK A CO.
f rj co. ic INGIIAMSI GINGIIAMS:—A. A. ,Ma
son A .n. this day In receipt of 2 ea.. Putman.
U ttgb,..., ryleo d otylga. mll
.. ...
COTTON IfOSIEILY--500 doz. assorted,
nun openitm al.
mee' A. A. DIABUN A Oil
LADIES' AND GENTS KID FINISHED
SILK UIA)VA:S—Juat need and opened at
tasz2: A. A.MABON I Cu,
MANTILLAS—A. A. Mason it, Co. will
LTA Ilds day totroluce Twenty FIT. 0( th• newest and
lalswo styles. 5a722• .„,
lALIFORNIA
I) 4,4 Dom Elaitle
e ver Coat;
" ro
72 011 Cloth Over
30 " Jattabb Just reed br
awl for salt at 111 Warta area.
sour/ J. * 11. PHILLIPS.
H ORSE COVERS-12 Cum Elastic;
24 OH Clntbzjuvt roe,' at
J.• IL PHILLIPS.
J.•
No. 7100 Market atm...
•
For Every Family.
itEAUMONT'S PA.TENT'STARCLI POL-
Hel—ro, Melon a beautiful Rim to Linn., elm
till!Censbrlee, Uhl. Bosom& It . arid alai pre
temie the Iron from adhering to the proven.
ort hum etleklng to Lino., an, and runtelna nothlut:
i u tr i l;l 4 s r a first rate &Melo, mod cheap—price 11 . 1,; croft
per rake.
girl - helm / &mgt. the radii for AllegLeny moat,. for
Mete were, the trade .111 lot supplied upr,
toll wheleiabi sod retell Ls It. smaxits.
mai"J' Wool Mai..
• NEW BOOKS I NEW BOORS
DOOR JACK, by Captain Maryatt;
ourtrutle beam.
Darla. the Alesehoot Priory:
♦ neon 'about a name: by fl. p. •
IlareurlUT, Led of latottri
She Vemir Spy:
horalle Dupont: at *purl to abe female Spy:
Mao for Ilusbaudu b 7 WI, Dolurr:
tictloy's Ladt'whook for April:
litsloarn's Mugs:lna -
!forlorn's ,
Just reed end for rule at lIKEL t CS bbOIUIS,
mart/ Tblut et . omettr the font Oaks.
Great Demand,
FOR the only true and genuine LIVER
PILL.; Inninar.l by H. Y. BELL CS.
!Irmo. Outran, Co. tau.
March nth,
Ms. nurchund anailonally wino ot
your Pali and Yermltuge Han a pedlar who ham horn in
Mil habit 01 taxiing through our Oran, bat tit 1.4
not. been through Iwo lately. 41-.444 demand for your
medicine. Indwell tot to .o p e r a
on *447.1 am agent
an soma Your grays kinds , o 0 Pills. hat your Liver rim
an certainly the 041 and =at • I her* over
kept. Pt.... 1,11110 Imm. 11.1.4.. 0 4 °WM.
-boon, yornoctrully.
YIIII3dYIELSEY, Yonanuan,
Prepared and 414 4 y it. aLL/Chil,
InarSl 47' Wood strong.
. ,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Two Daily Traiaa
FROM PITTSBURGH: TO PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIJWRE.
'TWENTY EIGHT HOURS THROUGH.
F►at, $ll.
THE EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN will l ea v e
ll lb. Depot oo Liberty Aran. above the Canal Bridge.
ererr o coonaln a 'at Oa' o'clock. Paean:men letll gr. by the
oli" (
tchu Jurt l read TuCtellb rebel"
amnf b rgyglll dod the
• bre rate:Tonylke Roar: B thattonTt l Aft r u"
tane nob train of Co:r . hee,l.d then take the
COY! to Holiday elm... ant there take s r lecallet Crete.
Can 'OREM' TO POILADELPIIIA ANO BALTINIoIt.E.
. - . . . .
Ammaars fur: BsMotor. take the eari of the York and
Cumberland Nati !Lead at Ilarriabotsb e _ustrinsat ßab
ttmore to breakfast. and iraatongton CUT same mom
. .
THE EVENING TRAIN will have doily
!mime Phladelphia 12[It evening. Boggagn cheekoel
throne! to Philadelphia.
D. LEEC. CU - . aantEßß PACKET LISR 111 lean
daily . eclat-P. NI., tont...loA at Blairtoillanithrho
Penna. Reillroad. Throuah from Pittaburch to Phlladel.
Phi. Rod Ilandmare in thlrtY dibt hour. FA" 110.
I' among." trill voyeurs their Tan.. at th. Rantoul
tilnett in the Monongahela node, Water invert.
N. o.—Behadule
From Plttabwrgb to Deatty's tttation..-..7 hours
Beatty!. etarlon !to dohostrinn....-21s
Johnstown to IlolUdnr.burganeiuding SA" -
miles Portage Road
k rum Hollidaysburg to
•` 0111e1ollla (to Phila. - over Wm,
Total
This Schedule allow. ample time Oil each rairtion of the
route, and run be regularly made. If no unexpechiil die
:cotton eboold occur. Passengers,are tokettin,f that the
Poets.* and Ciolutabinflail Rotd are awnied and operand
or the Mete of Panels.. and are In no way under the
taanattentant or control of the - Penna. Rail Road company
mareßtf J. SIESKIAIRN. Ticket Agent Y. R. R.
Arc Ordirtatcr towerniny Mr Mranrernent and'
_ Sate of Bituminow Cool within the City' of
• Pinetusk
Ste. 1. Be it ordained and I'dtaetad by the eiti
=ve. PMAU , IOI. In ei , Liet and Common Cil as.
io.mblid. That from and after the Ist day of hi. nes t.
every wagon awl other wheeled vehicle from which talo
n:Onoue ecallenall be rOpcned to be mid ..d ilnitrerri
within the city of Pittrgh. Omit first t hee
thereof, secardlog thestandard Pied by Artois..ably of bib April, IMO. ancertained and verlded by ac
tual weighing. and uljustment upon theAtity Roy Seale..
by the Weighinaater thereat. to In ouch test the qual
ity of coal intended to be sold lkom lynch vehicle; whkh
eep t scity. buebeLs, ahall be branded, thereon. by mid
t W h: fro 77qrito ' er b :liO h •Vel D o r laT i t " tite r a ' a l of T,eer,Ll;
and measure,. And any perkin w o bo shall, alter the date
aforesaid. bill or offer to se ll. ' , bean Paid hltomitwue
ronl hum way wheeled r eticle, tiot adJnetad and branded
siorr.l4. chaff forfeit. Lir teary each Menai the gum
ij ton dollar., one bell thereof loth. tsee of Said city. and
the ether half to the per. •o • toi will twofer the mart to
is rireaVelvd dOts of rte ti.:-.0011113 are now by
recoverable. .....ii • . ,
. ,
Mm. 2. That when o w hini:
ranch mat shall tr,
off,rl 1. be lOW Or.detivenal atorrtilt, arid gitrytioly
nuturial canton toot may mach vehicle,' tbitinbilerliail
La beaded and evened by actualweighing 3J titoretait
ao4 the &•. t hairier, .hall pald by the seam, in rate
the name aL.II tie found deal:hint, and by the buy.: If OtL
. .
°Main.' and. ennzted Into . Sur in enunrils' this 6th
der of Mara:, THO. 11. MARSHALL, -
Nefkleot o mmon Coaudl
Attelt• W. Lout. Cia.rk.of Cm:am. Council.
. . _ .
ISAAC JONES.
, PssaLleut csl Soled Osouril.
Attest: It WuNor. Co , SE prestos . / COSA,C.
Blankißooks and Stationery-
HE subscriber respectfully:informs his
friends and tbe pubaii, that he Is now openian a
THE
weed easothinent of hlnnk Honks, School
iiitatloorrr. Writing, Printing and Wraoplols Yaw: Boni
Lel Bennis, to—all of .5105 he will sell at low rates.
•
. .
awrittiwto Boat and usery oats, descriptinw. at doh
Pim. in. ..virtitn/ with neatorts went datneteht .
Inuit ruled aunt bound to WIT giren•plittern.
til I re Bound.
J WELDIN, Bookseller and Stotloner.
No. 63 Wood between Thltd oat Fourth.
YRES' CIIERRY PECTORAL-3 Grano
It put reed and for eel: by
B. A. VAIINF.STOCK-A
ar. corner First end Wood
11_111tell-50 bblo. in store,. for sale by
III• 11. I • 0. BLACKBURN t CO.
Furniture Oil Cloths
WO HUNDRED doz., assorted sizes, of
21. J sat Bureau Co,,ie, f testattfal Wlt
t,f placenta. WI, Incite the attfution of Peollars_ ,In hat.
tirptar, to this article. J. IL PHILLII.9.
tetra , N 0.116 Market rt.
LARD -20 kegs and 5 bbls. store and
for *tie hy littarl'Jj it. aR. 11Alt/MIJOLI.
B ROONS-36 doz. Corn, for sale by
mem. a LIGGE'rr,
•
- -
FAMILY FLOUR—.The choiscat family
bracb, on baud, fur ralebi
131•Y9/ BELL t LEGGE:IT.
• Floor Oil Cloths.
159 and 70 lister et.
- - -
UST ret'd from Phillips-villa Factory 10,000
Tarda of Heavy, Nadia= load Unht Floor 011.Clotti.
o , ot N, to yards wits, of the
to
at)le of pattern,
Merchant. nod otbera will. God It to their advantage to
c.. 11 and s•relato• oar No.' Leine pan-being elm•rbere
J, • ei puiLLIN,
naar9 No. 116 Musket street.
Second hand Pianos for Sale.
A MAHOCONF 5,1-2 Octavo P iano $ 40
- in ex•
cellent order 75
A ainhoemor
A loordrood ' 170
A Die, Ineoiro of NNW PIANOS 1.111 M reeMinl
ree Orot good. or Cr eel, from the &lehrated
nreoureeterr . I.lneterios.' Horton.
JOHN H. MELLOR,
mann CI Wood errant
I t IRENCII . WORKED SIOURNINO Collars
and Gam. P.M end at northeast corner Fourth and
ezket Mats.
4. world MURPHY a BURCHFIELD.
lURPUT it BURCHFIELD have now
ITI open a large sesartruent of during Dress Goods.
sir
lutlla WsolUng SUS.
Blxk Brucsie sod Baum! Filter 147 handume.
Lista ukanueshle dsured Bilks
Slut [Grum, Mous do Lalsiss:
Noe st, Is Bungs SID. de Laittitl. Cell . handsome;
All wool Mug. de Loiter
Ern s+ 5r...1 Engliib GRM, •
A H.R. , .. , poly r 01Ferrlsa Clotho,
u.rh) Northers. entner !oarlit sod Basket ids,
BOYS' CASSISIERES—A laVge stock of
Cassimeres sod Clatbrs far 8..'. wear. just rsed at
usHbesAt corner Fourth and Alartet strerts.
purlD MURPHY A BURCHFIELD,
A LCOUOL—IOO bbls 76, 92 396 pet cent.
.ra. strength. in atom for ail. b• • -
B. A. reßNE.Hrocic A Co.
mario Widow Wood and first 'treats.
lINSEED 01L-6.5 bbls. in'etare, for sale
34 multi] B. A. FAIINICSTOCE. A CO.
11NSEED bbls. joss re - fed and ,
tor taly by [Marini J. EIDD • Co.
I AEI/ OIL-1) bbls C ur nale by
W_ A .
1.1 0 bLs. arl i ilrtgorzipLbir
BACON -50,000 lbs. Hams; Sides and
Shoulder., for tale by
19 \ ROBISON. LITTLE • 00.
t!.06111: FOR APRIL-13bdey's
VA ILA* for April, w0ddi0.996 IlinuAhold Worn, bays
Lees 1,1•0 at ito, Literary Depot or
• REEL A CALLOW,
twain sPlownto Um Pow (Mee
Steamer Geneva.
1 1 C OTICE—AII persons having claim's or
IN domande
will Cie
claimer tieiva b up
amt Wm Ibth
Urn' 11VIVIIISt l t , Cr", le frr . se;il ' enwi l t th.‘4l".
unarlirdila D . WILEINn. tbiatata.
ARD-60 bble. Leuf;
:3 brae reed awl far a'lle by
math, liOtlfSON, LITTLIi a co.
VLP E RSEED-20 bu. prime, for auto by
ll marl 9 HO BIBON LITTLX t CU.
IMOUR-150 bbls.Axtra and S. F. for sale
br 055 , 101 L aosisoe LIMA a cv.
if lIEESE-260 bre. rec for sale by '
55,19 00BISON, UTTLI: a to.
FISH—
-170 556. Ltice No. 1 , Starkar.l;
• •
trf bbls 1.155. 3 a - 5 ler Ws
marl 9 HUBISON.'LIITLI CO.
DAVIS' PAIN KILLER-2 gross
just reed old for male sr ,-
msr l 9 J. SIDS 100.
IinSTAR'S BALSAM-2 gross just recd
V aof for sale by -
marl!) J. SIDDI CO.
VilliOldE YELLOW-600 lbs. in store, for
N./ sale by . 10 191 J. KIDD no.
CIIROME GREEN-4W lbs. Tiernan's
tariale by [marl9l- .1. KIDD ;.Co.
ROUND NUTS-100 aka. landing from
vn spar IlarUord, Ibr Tale by
UMIAK DICERY CO.
I)RY APPLES-. 4 bago landing from arr.
J/ Iluttord, far sale by
multi 1S411•11 DICKEY a CU.
aI, INSENG-4 Lags landing from atr. Hart
fonl, no ale by LillA ll DICKIRY
m
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VEATHERS--,53 baglatictiv k fmm etmr
llartfod. for sale ty. TAW D 1 & CO.
1.11419 Watar and front ets.
•_
B ACON - 7 -1 cask
9 84 71A I IMICITiVal' t
fon', far tab, by I marl 1
p
. v tea • d at F. /L. ILD MiNt 66.1k r N0. 76 7/outtlik
%bp, No. 6 Patnare'e Library br Tetrellen %ad Tito ,
Ida. The Iroutruta of this number is, WWI ana to
.4 Papa . ; and Dart a the Merchant PAme , • a Mew:feel
Romano.; by allot Warburton: author of Creoreoet
and the Croon," "Memoir of Praia, Raper{ and the Car.
..ltrydnald %Waage.. %near.'
Lumber for Bale.
EST quality of eeaeonett White Pine,
Common, two hoodreil thouesod feet. •
l'oplar and Cherry board. wed plant. =Chace
lock' searattow •otl Yob ,
=rill:M . le* • . JAIIES B. MOHOLN.
TIMOTHY SEED-15 bhls. for sale by
marts . • It. DAL.ZZLI. 1 . CO.
IZURI2I
A s iANUF#CTUBEB BY TELE NEW
AMP MINING COIIPAINT.
• TI:lo Company orepoiod to glumlth • oupply". 4 .
To!noble
. .
• ZINC PAINTS,
,Inatht...bano touhu atter intatraLs: trial, both ho
ro
Eupa and th e Untied Malay 10 o their ottniul
plotw
Wawa hattvon ood too.o 'Their flta VroloT . tat. a:,_ at.O. to any odic
AMITE ZINC PAINT
le rarely an Oxide of Zino, and to narrantad free hum all
adulteraAon and finputily whatsoever, It WM. well, LB
beatnatully waste, and is entirely !roe Mom poleottons
air? telot:ifirt;p=l,o Una.. to dm
f sWILL NOT TURN YELLOW:
to malphurout sr stesphafe trahalatka:
...ean when that up In • sloes maw As an outside b.
It withstands • soutlesno climate and the wombat.
dun soy wher e not being Meld* to tura chalk - Thy to
crumble mid rub NY: It nosy be winked with any mbar,
with water aod stew or with varnish, villa giros thine-to
-
brand porcelain bunt
BLACK AND COLORED ZINC PAINTS.
These larsishel at • low pitokand are nidottOtelly
the cheapest 'end but pints la the
rtaomo cing , outho J r ean:L o m r a u
n t y
a t
a lot coatingDefwood,Erten I w o ' lon,e w yars ryw
WEATHER AND FIRE
PROOF.
yer I.,B : j.fatte they en iarticalar/y volueble,, u they
bn-et.• galrehic awnectlan, sad ad:holy preyent arid.
udd.-#,,,, Q uade....d paling . pure nwtallet how
do not. ebony, color Übe macro( the wtbe taints new'
Dealer. supplied an bland terms Pyte agents I the
'II„ P NT,2,) • goottVarnr:=l;,lnst
Adam:clinelOeadiea' •
F. undersigned artnow prepaied to fild
.11 cadent kr ALLIAMIIS2IIIII . OOIDLIta r Oar yes.
Oat todwal prim ant snob as VW t ost.l"etory to our
Mast& and otatomert. Ws thilltatko It for Tour
cst to .Cato of as, itooltoa t
G. ant...
II
I
CO E Itt-7
liamagoila
b,,b6,per rec.11,1..1 formanly ,
.h.• cals.
=Z=l
purssui/oa MET
d• ,, z Pd - r4R-.id
Iliundar Mamma, .11thldt.1.15S2.
. =act 1 , ..Pr‘1 , 1 Oa
mart IcCduotatioo.. 'The w: - .thtr rator. r
and d azz . ..adL6l, • hith - Ivckt.l (, „ ,h, d
rtbd
FLO . 11—Tbv market ea without etoxn,,, Ererit , ta arei .
acre limite-1.• Rah , 310 bb!. ar'E. :6 at 1....k.443.12h;
lac e. t awl !FIFE "n lot. .t $I;
at $3,06; I'2l at $3. tsar futula. 14 at SL•_ out ILObbla at
$3 la bbl a.lr. 1k bbl... (000 At.r, 11115,104$3.12)l.
31 bbl. Extra bran;! , are Nom.: tr. .u-.ro in mall lila
at s3.Dans3,2:. Y bl.l. •
11RAIN—The.M4rkot .ctioll , ,4 4 4 4 aft% Licht r ,_
cripts , APNU cf 400 1000•14 R. sfl
40 , it bo. $41,53W
bushals Oats st 20-. Rod 01 bu 41 104 04 1.1.10.1, $.41,4 a
0,, ho C ons fr om p r , 4 1, 44 44 la .2., .• 1 , ho. Z. tons
of DO.. grwltto to report-.
GIIOCYRIES.—The costi , t coroinnrs Cr. at Isrt oun•
Cations. 0.14.13 bhds $414-4`r at CA‘t4t , r4rt 4 , 41 00 Uhl.
41414440 s et 04r nn time. Coffer I. ntradr. it 104'13111, 14
3 for Rio.
PllarlelON.l.—Baron C 0111101125 tr 11 1, .. at full Drama—
Sale• 64D • 7!... fur Should+, ao.I 8 ”r Nldn•
Watt; 1.5.000 thy Sides at SMc. cash: 3)0 tWal fcr Shoal
de.ftatal 9 4 fur Ilautf: 1.600 Should.ra at :S. and 1.-
C,OO Da eialwa at bald Si too at 3.r, Suear card
Ihettr eseralwad are aelltow at 10%, an.l'lri 11, e1 at 5. 1 4 ' ..
490, In amall lot. I.y the sjare.,
BUTTEII—The market cnottnue. Ter, bare and pm,.
are high. Sales of: keg, infetww at 10.- 1 - ftd.roll
and two boat" at 25c. from .tore. he .1L mand /a briok at
•
thou figure" .
INlKElK—Surplirr are Tory 11.1..6 minaret, slat p.m;
n[, tor Goob.o. .a lltoorro...corilitig
.411tY
elt-teliltke — Out inanuLsetncirs continue to Jo a limit
unntiocc. with talc t.l .11 make. at the 1011nWialY.
Pria.
r 4 r ~...
MEM
GLASS—SaI . .., of Imt hvies 1 , bJ 1,0 at 3'., 4 month,.
111E , KEY,..,Alcs rrttilled
COVER , mal I lot , tram Ater< /t
i: , .:A/445:,73 M 1114.. (Ira hau.l n,lt.
4 1•11.1 , mtrAL—Sales of :I tow , Alb,aleu, A 1.E..)
clet4l.o SW. ti month ,
IIUCKET—SaIe o 1
shut ~11-Sale of 3 tom at flaw
CAADLE4—Saie u, 60 tot, rity dirpea et !"!ie1 , 11...
SO)ll.—Th. o.rk.t Is regular st R. , .
/6.1.4.01 V od. not clay be 7 , 1 ,
of 0 bPla at Ile . "ak Et,
INTELLIGENCE.
- 4
STEAM BOA ARRIVALS AND DETARTDRES
• A1RIVF:11.
J. MeKrejLattlrickeott. •
itrownst ilk.
s llarard. Pueblo,. F.lirat,th
- I Michigan. Bolt.n, lk•sycr.
lenturr. IVatir.ms. Prawn' it,
Forust CR, . llYnk,b.Wrllnvillr
Measengar No. S. Cincinnati
Ite,ulatur Woodburn. Loui.“
Einpreia. Cox. Zaneavillr.
Ova:mole, Naqhvlli
Willi:tarter. Moore. %1
•
Atlantic. rarktuann. Browny...
.1. atchao.llecalmkaou. Mrist,pot t
• liartle. F T E L.nt r iat l irtZt! l. stgre4
•
..
y.kn e t.:te,•, Watkins. Ltrow . m i r:vilir
t o
"AV,
Lnainnatr.
' Ulur 11, Lturtwell. W he.elLna.
•
State u. Oottnicy. St. 1,.11..
tialtin..llosx Kanawha '
BOATS LNAV IN° 7'11.1 IV,
WELLSVILLE—RI . ..A Car.
LOC ISV I LEE—Jain r.nn
IMUISVILLE—Tantwora
FTIENLI i--IVinchtet , r,
ZANES 1; ILL E.—ElnPrntt.
el:Nf11311—llorlrat No.
iTABABII--Cortnno. '
scolrxrclua PAC[
BROWNSVILLE. 8 L. P. and d r. K.
Hint—Therewen. 4.. rt Itielkya yhtobbl by Pi,
mark. last eveoloz at:Just. a, 019.1
;
FOE SAIMT Lol7l9.—The Istre and lipiellina
.•
puke!. it.eamer. Snit , is.ii..rat..llatcr. will lean,
'1.4 born tbi.
Fon TEE WALA3II —The fine steamer Ver
mont. Cam Lltslert. viii 1... Te rm. the AVoi,awh riser this
Or.
Fos Lutosvas.r. —the steroaei Tuscarora and
.lelTenort en both to t• t r, twit, far uec, ute. ih.r
Are th excellent Inst.. mad ..ort t, please all
ay be ablag that way..
Z iNtsVIILE —Thelac packet 'tzar
4, will :leave fur Sfati4n and ' anrarille thi• day at
r
i
tr. it. Her wrarommintatio for Pa- ,, Wera are
at.and h, capa:it L! Irei ht Is canal y .. r.
her el.s. .
RIM& ITEM... • . 1
elesollioat Belle Creole has boon cbui.ert..
irkerf boat et nieeman, Kr.
Ac DENT TO iIiENCOE.-141ff
atom C., bound from eq. Lett, to New flrleato. Mock •
son t 4tiblon lloodny .31ornIng W o
comm no.t olokubt immethat.ly. In order l ig h ten
her.*
part
portion ot bectleck. blot whe n thrown overboard.
Me of her canto concitted of OGn tertcleof Boar ant
about 1000 peck, cf corn. Moab of the Sour was toetnos,
lento the river by no...on:mot up --ittts. llnnu-ret.
Vbe'ateamer Bea r,oureia le4 Larayette,..ln- .
dims.on the 13th for Mhteesoce.
The Lady Pike caught fire; in the aftpari
th•hurrlevne desk. yesterday, site.ist 1 airlock.. The
Ituneorpreml repidir, and tbroarniet ler a few minutes
Ma entire deign:mu:mot the I.4a—which oat prevented,
however, by the Minn -, caner of the
Tim Elm ortgineist tront minis ',parks which rimer feints
the ehironere of mum box. below air Pitsi.—rtnneinmiti
Gazeow. .
PUNFISII, Pa.J ft (long,. No 141:44 atom;
bidro 1.4.ek R4l4en I do glooeog. Aroortdvog. eraser h
Ctr .i..... 115 at. flax ms-o,.hklidd Cke 14 hhda . lfa i tt . ) , , II
7 4T ; 41 1 1.117:rf0t: 2; :50144.6741LW44'. dock,'.4 Ocultlt: 42 oks
alb IV 5144Nallo: , 411, 1 r1 ) 0 0 044_ Log .. P
L T . stile. 144.6 „.. d . Bokm . i Boos
k
W . ELLS ILL& lita Rams taiir i -14 W. Saner, LOk
iis. 1 tair. butter, LiSitail i IMak / no. taw ,
Mae Mitchell, n' butter,
wrii and Mow. Tana ;ea-
Vat . 11 il tartar . Wm llama i 5 WM tlas ton, J JO
.
WIIKELING, Tae D/GILTIL—'3) tibia alsiiist , W.Steltin
I ak, tittrbridg•L IligraLr; 9 bills wars, L Monist= bills
IMur, Arman i cos, Gnaw a Co; 11, do, 1, 8 Waterman;
toms oasts, 111iiat til [RAS dour, Saks ginseng a do Wi
tham 2 do wool 00 argalant. Bingham 0 (kg a low mbar
le"Wilh Parer. Canada .0 Gratis. Leaks Lama M. tibia
Dann Brown a iiirapatrirk;:al do 4 Wa lord, camas on
bwart. ..i.s .
NASHVILLE. Pea liorsance-3 Ws port. 'Am Hing
ham Co tE nlada auger, Jae Denney jr Vol bps
wool, hamlet Co. 30 bbla arblekey. 11 Ilelifeklr. 91 bblv
lar;1, Eke * donee: lb tibia barna, IV e It 21ceutebeole:
nlt bbl easy I bbl ham.. U tAlraplet In bble polatom Sdo
limn A 043 bbla giLPS n bee giant ware, Itryce d IdeSee.
CINCINNATI. P&L 1101.303,-1 Ldl trees. Colllne
of fnrctiture. ILl e Nlortin 1 bbl barns I bit do leer 3 leg,
bard-aunt alcohol. D Leech A - Co: 31 Los ell Done, Conan"
A Oratutm,• 12 lebde sonar lnirraree 1D dn.
Painter 13,,71) do sulp h ur. Monett Jr. Ilarry4o.l bblo whir
Iter. millet A Iticle LK= DI do ruollears, 1i Bruce Ccv
ttercea barns 3 WW2 tobaeccaltlark &Thaw, 14' tiaUll ham.
.1 A Untablson a Co: 10 410 pawn IV It Dolmas A Drat I
o.k brit/anis ware. Mullany l Leath.; 1 tiff bbl beerl eta
Dort, U Eleckburn A Co.
LOUISVILLE. Put TV. lines, Oa Calbert:
3 bble neolaweLJ 310DetItt & Coe 17 6104ru 3 ., Inman
Dyer: 12 Wads 3 Ebb tebseve Ibe sampl e J 310/ortald
& Co; 3150 pee shoulders, blare Thaw taloa bap ,
Fonytb Co; 173 bble molvevr, hollers Nicole , 23 do.
Dlndvell A Cin I trunk. Don bale. toes & aejler.
IV 8. fladroan & Ben Del bUd. anew lot: cale, Jae
Intanydr a Co; 34 bates baron. 11 Grad k Can :.0 bbla barn,
°erode & Gramm; 1 beales. Covetv Larely; /0 la.
Pig rattaytalward 'Dorris & Co.
•
LOMBrdLLB. Pre Jerrraans —3l tble Lie : Bell t
Liggett; 3 !Ads lard 011, Baker Forsyth: ad aka pa.lll,
Bog ash a Beane; 1514 bale ahle).4. Al McLaughlin:33
bee eager : McDevitt a Bar 15= pee balk god, 45 bales
rattan, Wanaer, Barks a co: •15 Obis whieter, Clark
Thee; bbls }Woe: 2. bun wool 11 du RIIIII./1 1 Lox
beam.. I Ws aln/rnes 1 hhl sup, liotdasoe a .1411.13.
Male arahuser, 11. 11cCul1ouda a Co: 11.10 abater : 44-
U. a Bac:ale:soU hardal berm 2 bro mdse. Wllloalbora.
15 Ca; blde blur torovare 33 do Beau 34 to do &fad beef.
parade a Utah= Wide] , boo.: Jecaos l olllll. .
LOUISVILLE. Dia linenna—=22 meat.
CUM a Thaw; 100 Obds sugar,J d Dilworth lb 32 taxis
tobileco.ll Ora Bra 60 Beam Joe Brier: 41 bah..
cot., Mug. Dremoelea Ai 1..00 , 14 , 1. feathers, D
Leweb t Co: 6 hbd. Wan.. J 61: .0 Libis name.
W W Wall.; S hhds muter. Foal. deoont. 4 ter no,
Jew Dairen; 1 , bales fun, Wm B indoes 1441 1 Brno
aeßingham it CO. :BO LOD L.. rv..ilreallou ti
o r ti la
lals do. Jo. BkluolJoo4:63 do. 11 lull Johnston.
D7O hates cotton, Vonyth Co 140011+ Bother. 71.47.
Joan Giß 2 tans furs. Dakar it Forsyth.
RAIL ROAD .CONVEYAROS
IiLVANIA RAIL ROAD—Y.. VS.
The lomat through train !fares at o'ckek a. it
AcoorutooLOGO train Inure Z.tg o'clock. In A.
01110 A PENNSYLVANIA R&M ; 110.1D—WiSt.
'The Ezprati - troln 'leaves Federal Rent, etation At tl
o'clock. A. T.. amt Ant,. all r. k. , creryday es
„tin, Bauder. The Accuunorkintion truin hours al. 10
o'elork. s. le.. and arr. x.
IMPORTS BY O. & P. RAIL ROAD
. • .
G. 1.1 /Vaal. T. larr.M.rrAt '23-217 twit De—
cor., K Ware; 14 las wrap, MI tax, 11 II toltu 5.b
444 130.44; I orb potatoes I ek l'extberx, It A tabooortvek
ndries. J
4 Co. 1 wor Ee m m 14 lf , L P do. br aelarb: S
. I boe
.X o bits, P bac 4. tiled
Yoelll suiltoom
10 441. floor. Meteor a Roolbtoo. 5 ha. egore 1 do butter.
a T 14ajr, 14 blla ho t Oven 17 Md. 3by floor 1 box
E a boxes: bble 1.14•11.4 124 bld•
1 but sundri arly
es. S Fisberboe rued,. J Uttlentom 106 dos
brromm. J Moan; 4 keg. 1 Mc A t"0"2.0. 4 b. boo..
816144114 Co. I.k. 1141 I do eco., Klr. oat rot 0 Met .kart.
14 04.1 et aux Croon., 00001 Porter; 1175
pr L.eoo. It 1141441, 8 Co. 3 be. 1 k t . rarer. J etorva4
I bbl timothy toed. Brent. Klemm .44, 1 roll mattom,
tieo Bovix k 44. lltuar.. 51 Mallautbliro I eturtaxe 1 bow.
gy. J Mooott 3 bolt.roam. A Caldwell; 1 bx tos:
B k Klrlparrbilm 10 do b . , -*. 921....m..J58arm
bit... Jos Maxbdt; 5 bbl. vlb 15 A 1' italrroad: 140. A
bell: 3 vie bad. mato :0500 lb, Bra,. Kixtroluitek; 1 441
bum 81' Elmiver.
ACCOICIPNWION lIMOrIT ‘0 , ,. Muth 41 &
flow. l'ar.ll 74 Ed. L Loomis:. 1314,, gsreb. Eon
nedy CbI IJ n Ng. p 44.0.111.2 Port, 7 1114
mineral rel..] 0 eml.h: Sk) 10111 1 0 Rr , S ',Wier, 7 do,
Lonals; 10 do WIT, It Tovitorcult: llli taartett.g. Mrs
LOVerr d ealnly N W &14r114; d 4,7 s 4447.31e1.64,4474
calm, fans. • .
jASSAGE FOR CALIFOR—ai
NIA BY RTEOIabIIP FROII t:1:11r
ak il K.—Tne attainable_ al/Mutt N kVA
.I./A, MO blur, of the abruetre- tar Liur,
v 1112.11 tram Nov York. Mere!. Ibitifur Vumeora.
%mare by her Sill bake tart ettlicish ' io B kat tiaLlberta.
(the SMma litto. at eleminn .110001 ~etrzt.lem wU.
10131912. , ' • '
The aleatbehlp VNITYD STATka. the New l'ork ant
Etc Fatn.nilro ateaktithly Line. will cattle= New York.
Match 26th, G.le Clng_mt. Vskor,_ IV her will tldge thy.
•pleridl4 1 , 11N7711L11 Y.lOO tool. to ran
UV. elbsicaabopt 1610 Ayrn, wltbout attention at r,
firlr lamer. from Panai,alo EtD Tratleisco. le tke.
WINNLELD abOTT, can be prat - m.l
11catPlite mall
I:enrod 6f 01°
B.* tttlaltly, fora,: of Thlrtl
of ileck street . %
Plsllndeltilata,sturenti of LAI. 1.11,1 e Co, Not Tort.
YOU—Erart $1123 thicratas Barba. . ,
Canal; Boat Furniture..."
HAVE on hand n large lot of Bunt
livaima; Srinting Berths, Matitsows.. Ccmlett.l.
rs. Ptteets =I Slip fa sal. for
au:l6 WM. SOHLG. Stint Amt.