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•.: Manzi one would suppose !caighl exempt them
from abuse; feel tltemselrea.uveratred. and . in
timidated, end it ler manifeat',ihnt the operations
ofs atquliwk, and Will be
'
timately , checked mull destroyed;--,neless the
Government and the _Legislature devise a pronipt
and effectual remedy. There is' no time to he
, .
Tlici , firstitreotive blow to the administration
f - h Ea I
te, ; of Derby in Ireland has been given
j by the electors of Kildare, who bare ai -- sifted
n41.14,tir. Cogan, the Liberal candidate, cc tat
to ielve theg_hteat prospect: of elecess 'for
- hie; Irish Mkt emetary. In this state of
.thit4gLoid d liratin has withdrawn from the eon
inst. .
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WU/Si. 1 CO.
ITTEIBIIIIOII
AIORNIND. BIARCII 30'1852.
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. -vsa CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JACOB UOITMAN 'OF LIZItEs cOirsTv.
, -••• FOR:PRESIDANTIALI ELECTORS.,
Bacors„ • JAms Peu.oc.c.
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Jaen ST. STuus.,', 16. JAArts R. D.triwoo.
17.'Dr, Jon. MeCcuocun.
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Pho TroUpdi4s of flier Whig State Coiven
ijoq and enisiteFestiag article concerning Ire
• land, vial tir;found'on the trot pug
Twwlfdus.-IVe • wriSawily atindyed with thd
just ,• .cdtaltlaitits of subectibirs oft:thelate asti4sl,
tirheiarSiv
tval t h eir thipers. This staisdneo,
.
become formidable init.
llt;thn Pal— Master General tins any
k • bovela of. dampaescon, take early may.
•
eorritaf the eriL We assnriour nob?
:A:fricriberiedlineciariipera are placed in 'the Post'
Feittlaily,'anidtbat theliult in nid. with.
Where it ia . we do net know, hyt it ie with
Irmo of the &ante of the Departmcr,
• .
.A 3 as 3. dulversalty antielpateit tbo!Penasyl
. State ConsehtlhAluta nonainitted ()ell
;;;.. - .±. - Taizoir as the choice of the.Wiligs of still State
tbareiitlency. Notliptg coold be clearer
tile:3'olCD of the Whipn of this State on this
subject ; If there - is dott l 'at any irLere else as to
-the .ve - kri of the people, Otte is none here. The
omo hvptlmdtbonsand Whi votersof this State
ask Willa kne - ernited voice forthe nomination' of
Gin: Scott; and if, the vote of Pennsylvania is a
decisive element to the chances of anceeei for
tally Wbig aspirant, ilte\t ought Gen. Scott to re
'. 'oeivethe endoesemeut'ethe National Conven
, ,
lion
Or revievingthesvhol4 ground, we think Gen.
-•- Scott's chencee are the:'i hest for a nomination;
atilt he-is not epiirely atife.. Either of his ilia
..
tinapished competitors May defeat him. is
•
. 'almost certain that.,,klel Fillmore will receive
the votes.,of /ilaryland;Wirgina, _North'iCaro
/inn, Bouth Carolina; Goostia, Alabama,
` Florio
da, kliattisaiopi Louisiana, Arkansas, kiispouti;
Tounessee, Kentucky, Texas, and Calitornia,
Stavin States ,!-muting 122! votes in all, and
belying only 26 more to secure his nomination.
As 1t1.e, 1 yet:aster Will have aomayotesi- it is poi;
'table tint neither •Cf the candidates have
seniority of 'the whole" on; the first Aallot, and
. shod:id the , friends' of_ Mr. Fillmore' and
IVeliter have a decided majority, they =ay.
-Waite upon one of thiase- gentlemen and secure ,
hie nondhation. It in' not very probe le, hoer,
tenter, that ouch will be tfinctuts. -Gen. Idemts, in
cholea of the immense majority pf,the
' valets ill the northern States, 'whistritke Ivhig
&eon les, and as the eon* -
concedes the l
north the President, and as the votes will come
principally from the North, we Alaink:lhn north
ens Whigs ought to, hate the candidate they
they can-succeed the beat with. 'This in.
so reasonable that we hope there will be a gen
': ar!geoquiesconoo in Gen. Scott's nomination.
.'i - . . ' ' i. - ‘ J • ',EUROPEAN ASEmEti. '
t T he latest dates fro m Europe AM, London ...
g ..• Marckl.., pans Mare ,11, These were brought
"1. ' - tijr - the Europa. - ' - • • _
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, ~
~.
... .Thegmatest Subject of policticel interest in
:.' - 7....... ,,, ,1fag1ani1 t ie the polioy-which will be punned by
"7....,i - Withe new fiEdletiy on the subject - of free trade.
~.....e..„. „ -,11.,0•Aei ardor lo aseertnin the intentions of 4 guy ,
i . . 1. , 4 , fis . ...
~, - ;,,eriii eit t,7l.aid JoboAttassell bed written a tes
y' .e . ..- 14 4041.r.. Martell; the new: (Ilimteellor of the
r. a i r ,lE-late.quar,;and leader of ,the HOW of CorO
- 7 ?-
-K mono;" tofielmairo •whetfierie ;wive the "
1:- inrCnten-
.:,. .. lion - efllio ' Ministers to make any.. statement of
!,-...:,- -,T- Abeirioliny, on - the meeting of Parliament, on
the tAthiid remired - a reply in the.negative.
..* .;' ,' a , .-. , .
...-. ....... , Theintention of the Mintstry)t was supposed,
.l. . watt to "
goon on quietly with Ma government to the
„ ' . tiara 'of the year, without - coming to any issue
~.,- .; on free trade.? f Shia the opposition irilrnet con
• sent to. On the llthinst,l.ord Jahn Rowell;
after receiving filr. Dlrraell's reply, summoned :a
,meeting of die free Dade ntembers-of Portia
' .
,xnentltt hie hoilie. The number ''present wan
• • 1C8,7--'Ai. thin meeting it was. tummimously re
.
- , golfed, that:While all factious - opposition should
be &Voided; a direatdenland should be made fur
- Aii eaphinatiori? - ;Tios . objeet, it was alleged,.
nuts te Plate the come:ten:let the agricultural
- and the general interests , of the country, in a
condition to transact their tautness and or
' • rangs,theiT engagements/With a' clear knowl
'_, edge of what is tole" eapected for Me I lLture,
.. ' The siniple inquiryk thSiefore, wonld be whe
.- , thee tie Administration , at ;fiord Derby traint
l to carry cat the policy of free- trade, or to at
: . tempt to referee lt. Lord John suggested that
'Mr. Villi'eris should, irMorts ideation of hie - early
' . .. and constant serviees in the battle •Uf corn law
;.: 1 . reform, be requested to put; ire qiteetion, and
: hip shape Mit would adnit of DO vile - ion.-
- After they had obtained a reply, it,rould be
Hapeditmt hold another ranting to ,decide
4 2,
upon the er steps to betaken by the liberal
' '+ On the evening of the 111th, there ie no doubt
. Vie miestioh Was pot,. and the neit arrival will
bring rts the reply. • It is predipted that the
_Ministry will at once propose .soma meaeure of
protection, and, try 'their strength Open it, by a
418'101M:hut Of. Parliament. If so there will take
- t place one of the most exciting elections ever
- . held in England... , '
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4 , ' , in Prance there ie a constant and subdued
. ' especcation of a declaration of the Empire. A
leereelnis appeared in the official journal die
. Wad - Rest evidently-by the rumors that hive
. - "been oimillited upon the course that Ca egas° ,
' intended ti ureuo, upon taking his seat. in the
:1 1
~ I :,..idau,„ body. The President deelmes that',
lassioneb as the oath of office la an essential
prellminaryLto the exercise of public functloni
, , - - . -as ft .3 a 133f3 llllHlSpenitlie condition, a sort
. ' of tionopletion td the chatacdeit ell Public men
T. -refusal-or omission to Jake
,he oath of fidel
ity; to aie President andAbedience to the con-
ititution will be considered' as a resignation,
-
and thatany ruldition,l modification, restriction
... til rumen will also be BO regarded. The oath
.will not only.be reqUired of elected officers of
the Government,. bqt also of oil .appointed eto
..eployees down tol, the clerks: in the departments
- and the _ninths:of OM post office. Under - the
Iste repabile, the, oath woe only administered
to such as :wereeletited by the people, [ and a
-' Saw - of- the Superior officers, appointed anti re
, . ',movable by the Exceutive poWer. . ' .
• 1 1 1 Annther - deftee, relsonstructing - the. Council
..- ad public instrintion has appeared, placing the
;'. ' 'fatale: minsitUen of the people in the hands •of
' . . - the Otiernuent. The President will hereafter
, "nods c aia revoke the members:of the Auperi
or, Counc il o f Educa ti on, the inspectore general,
. -
~ . • ..,
~..„'i ! 411rootors and professors, the 'members of they .
' - .17 - ''lMletatt celongiinde, of tho oblenatories of Par
is - Suni : Efarseilleo, and the adictinleiraters'of all
. :- ..itte pabilik' , Etmiiies: '... The feutctiOnaries of in
ferfol.
,degree, .. ineluding the eelseelmdaters ;
thitaileiet. MO Minitry - will be appointed \ and
, .
' - revoked by the Minister of 'Pnblie • testrucifon,
who ilsocregalritnes Mel - eternal economy of \ev- 1
my academy in the country, dictates the branch
.. es whictialtall he studied sad the ,particular an- i
: them who shall iutnialt - the text heeks.= Under
, earl regolitions'it is totally :Bien what bore of
‘
~...:, education; Will be permitted. ; I
; -A eathirfinpottaut rumor iii !Idle . ireealeut ,
„jut Paria-,that at s reeencillation or Auden of
4 - 'the two Manche's of the Erituhet s : iha,ekiece
_ie to ?ripere for the anocesaion or the fell of
. ,
Napoleon. - Ustn7 the 'Fifth, the 7 .heseetit' the
-!, eider •feudi7, is to take the. throti bta .. ' he
will ewe no children after him to inherit direct
ly from their father, the auecession reyerta to
the Count of Paris, the heir of LoultoPhilippe.
As the two houses are powerlees dieeminected,
it is said that there is at least a probability
that'll:len:7 the fifth, trim has shandy arriv? . d at
resnhood, and the Count of Paris, who ISYlit in
his teens . may, in their turn, succeed toj the
throne of their ancestors. There is someiike•
lihood that this treaty between the Bourbo
and Orleanioto may come to something, as far .
they aro abicerned themselvea; but the French
people will malt certainly nullify theiririt,ngo
orient, unless indeed we are on the i nvo bf a long
night...of Despotism.
CONSOLIDATION OF LFI3ILADELFYIU.
A huge meeting of citizens wasliteld on Thurs
day evening last, at the County Court liaise In
Philadelphia, at which dear , (leo. Cadwallader
presided, for the ptirpose of promoting the ob
ject of uniting in one great municipal corperi-
Lion the , numerous municipalities into Odd'
that county- ie now divided, An. able report:,aud
some resolutions were read end adopted. i"
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Prom the report we rear* 'that the taxation
for .municifal and < count . ), purposes avetagea
1.31 per coati whili that 9f ftow York is elated
to be 1 , 131 Or cent. "Phadelpilln county,"
says the report "teem one extreme to.the Other
extends aboutiwerity-three miles, nod has ao
average,breadth of about aveand ono-half miles.
It comprises one city, scowl itieorporated dis
tricts, five boihtißhs,land a populatiort'et about
fear hundred and Pen thousand Oonischf which
only. 121,417 are in the city proper.
The city-and seven incorporated districts; are,
to. a gimit extent, compactly covered iwith
houses, hove the appearance of unity, and -can
t* about three haidred and forty ttioniiand
eon's. The remotest part of the county from
the State House is about fifteen miles.
The city ofNew York embraces the whole la
land.of -Manhattan, extends tkurteen miles in
length,' and bat an everage breadth of about
one sail h half miles. The rural parts of-, the
!Island contain ody the ancient and small villa
ges of flailiem ancilanhettanville, and the en
tire city a population of about nye Mandrediand
fifteen thousand souk !
I The funtlo'deht of tho city and county of
Philadelphia is about nine millions of donate--
The funded debt of the city of New York is
about dive° millions of dollars "
The city pr..iper still raisins the boundaries it
had when:it sips first laid out by W piano Venn
in 1701. It extenda,mis mile in breadth, along
the Delaware and Schuylkill respectively, Wnd
As two miles In length from river to river, but
tho' eireets running parallel with the rivers' ex
tend far beyond the 'limits of the city pro Per,
both' north and south, - without anything to desig
nate the boundary an either side obvious to: the
ale of a stranger; Tine street, the boundary of
the city on top north, and Cedar or South street
on the soisth,:teingjost like any other irtruetz
running east and west ;The city proper con
tains Bnly 121,417 inhabitants.
IVe believe it in the denim of those whoiwre
meting in this matter to extend the limits ofthe
city over the entire county, which would mike
it, eo far as territory is concerned, the largeet
nay in u the world. .The papulation,has been , in
creasing for a number of: years,'svith amacing
rapidity.
We nnilerstend that the Irving,. Mawr, 14ew
York, redness its uterus of board, to $2 per day,
on the kliittof April. The friends of thia adlni
rably keitt. central: and popular House : will, be
pleased to hear thil
! PROM WABHIBOTON
iCotizro;it!sce 17 , f the DLilt Pittatrumb
Warramoratt, March 24,
The Southern ; branch of the Whig party are
making a verj..etrenuons effort to' secure the
nomination of some candidate more favorable, to
their views thatr:Qen. Scott is inpposea
They ilk:meanly desire the nomination of Mr.
but ly to obviouli that they ere , look •
ing forwidd 'to. contingencies which will render
neceasery the selection of some otLer,nten. •
• In tte•meenTtime some dice organSof the.
southern whigs, an the New York Express, he;
gin to •arge the probability that no general
convntion of the party will be held epicee the
nomination •of Mr. Fillmore be agreed upon
beforehand. I: it were possible to, bring the
party into Mal arrangement,: why hold a con
relation at all? •
-The reyelations atf to flea. Scott's opinions
and position which have lately appeared, amount
to eery little. They refer to litr..Ciayla„ . platref
adjustment, the •omnibus, 'which did . ihot 'em
brace the fogitirealare law, and which was not
included in the vidy of the eo called compro
mise, 'but wits isrottan eAcreecence that appeal
ed upon Its sarflice after it bed been. adopted.
and wiss foolishly concurred in during a tempo
rary, , i,era of good feeling" among the northern
victims of that scheme. Ido not ; understand
that Gen. Saott has expressed his t approval of
that act, nor do l.helisve that inch approval Is
necessary to his election. .
A more
.reasonable and patriotic state of
feeling begins to prevail among southern mem
here relative to protection, and some friends of
a thorough revision of the Tariff entertain cm,'
fide* hopes of nieces&
It is highly probable that thp Secretary of
State Will bring the British government to some
agreement about .the important New Found
land fieheries, advantageous to . the United
Staten. The negotiations now penditig are'
good deal complicated, and' no diplomatist of
the present times knows better. how to pursue
the thread of his country's interest through
ouch entanglements than Mr. 'Webster. The
northern fisheries constitute a eery important
Interest, and" doss's Is no doubt that they have
nostured zus; of those daring and Skillful sea
man who have made enrcommerce oredomitutnt
in almost every sea and. bus carried our flag
triumphantly through the fleets of the greatest
;eral power the "'grid ever saw. The Ameti
cap fisheryle thoee waters, which are mainly
udder British con&hl, has been greatly encour
aged by the bonities,allojeed by our : govemi
moot; but It Is greatly annoyed, andila pros.
ppiity impaired, bj thelfforta of. British fishers
to drive them off, in virtue, it is contended, of
emissive privilsges scoured to the Bitter bp-`
treat/.
I am hilPpY to say that most, if of the
steam linss have been "laic t ate' for tie presird
emigres'. It is perceived that we bait - reached
a point In that eystem which cannot be prudent
ly overstepped. ; There may be some chutes foe
the . Bhanghile lind Ban Francisco line, be-cause
the necessity and advantages of 'steam commu
nication. with • Asia are so obvious. It does
seem to me that with that link complete, we
emit haytt belted the world with the chains of
ournnterpilse, in a manlier which prise make
us arbiter of the seas and mistress of the.trods
which leada f to the treasures of the East, the
gorgeous wealth of Ormuz and of
Gen. Towson, chief of thiltiztillery bureau, is
state be at the polot of death. Dlr. Clay is
slowly recovering, but ie still very feeble, and
has been forced by the late Inclement weather
to enspen,d the abort daily rides which he was
'enabled take al the begtnntng of .the mouth.
` Hon. 3. H. Howe, of Penns., is slowly improv
ing. Ills disease has been fever and ague.. ,
Jones:
lifolunstorros,litrAi 26. -
' There is a rumor ofirdifficalty in the cabinet.
The cense of dissatisfaction is said to have
been tkozhe official act of,hlr. Corwin. ficonei of
the allemitioia. In regard to the matter are too
to be noticed; 'others aro more serioui.
It is repotted that Mr. Corwin has ordered tha
tranifer of some Million and a ballot dollars in
the !Alter gold coin to the house Of Palmer fit
.Co., of Ban Francisio, by which that will
be enabled to carry on large operations In the
purchase of, gold dust, and realize great profits:
Another vetelon is that members of Congress of
,
high parties base protested against a recent art
'der of the 13ecretary to the effect that hone of
th e. heads!of bureaus or clothe in his depirti
went shalPihndsh any informatiOn upon official
eneiness without his permission. The latter
eo tlbrionsly a ptvter regulation, that it is 144
to 'Ls:oppose that the President can hese Mode
compliant' *L Seger() to it on ground of differ '
'e with tie diatite*eaßea elAr i
•
7rlearn iiNms the AaShdatit'Secietary, Mr,
ilodge, that there is no foindstlit• srbstvns
for the statement theft* Prlllddfid' had raj
quested Mr. Corwin to resign. The Secretary ,
0f State in absent at Trenton, New Jersey, ar
guing patent cases, and it must be a cane of
,great emergency that would induce the Presi
dent to make each a change in bin cabinet. .
The Down from the Richmond Democracy is
considered very favorable to Can's nomination.
The action of the State Convention which met
yesterday, In not yet decided, and it ie very
probable that the Buchanan and adverse inter
.ents will prevent the plump of any resolution
favorable to. (ten. C'e. pretensions, but the gen
eral sentiment of the Democracy in well under
stood to ho in hie favor. It Is apparent that
no progress.vrhatever has been made in the
canip.of out adversaries talents the restoration
00Ifimony.' The organs of the brethren con
tinue to bray most diem-thirdly. The Union
continues to pat each faction on the Inhoulder
hrturna, singing each day of the•weei a Mine
fitted to soothe the anxiety of some particular
candid'ato. It is now (or Bowdon, to=morrow it
will be Caen or for Douglans, and last week it
waster Runk, Stockton, and outsiders general
ly. The candidate of the party against whom
leant can be said, Is Commodore Stockton, and
perhaps he is one of - theirbeet eleventh hour
men. The . Commodoro has been a Whig most
of his life ,, and indeed up to a very recent pe
rind,. ar\il how can the Democrati. he .hold re
nponsible fur what he did or said white in an
unregenerate elate. In 1840, his zeal for llar•
rinoOras ea great that he threatened in public
to mine the etandard of civil war, and abrogate
the election, if Van Buren wenches°. Through
the Mexican war he was In the Pacific, and it
is not.accurately known what ride he espoused.
History is silent upon the nchievemoute in a r ms
by which he then or formerly wiled thh im
mortality which he now weans so gracefully.—
In 1848, q in believed that he voted for Taylor,.
and if not nominated b
a p the Democrats, will, in
all :probability, vote for the Whig candidate in
1862.
Rusk's antecedent. are equivocal, (or the
reason that after come twelve or fifteen' ',eat
of expatriation, he was readopted by the United'.
States only in 1948, on the annexation of Texas,
and therefore ban hardly emerged thrm the pe
riod of hie political infancy.
A Southern Democratic Senator, last evening,
assured me that Coss was Lk firat,e,hoiee, and
that if he could not got hiru.'he should rote'fur
Fillinoro.
You will tied the speech of lion. J. Brooks,
of New York, ou the deficiency bill , publiohed
in this morning's. Globe, one of the most olalio
rate.and able aildrevers ever delivered in Con
gress. His vindication of the financial policy of.
the administration isoomplete rind unanswera
ble, and that portion of the speech devoted to
, the tariff is a - remarkably forcible expoeition of
the working of the Oipastrpun tendencies of the
present law It Is a itp eeCh well calculated for
good service in the approaching otiniase, and
ought to be freely distributed.
•
The proceedings of Congreen to-day were re
markably unimportant. The. five minute do.
bath on the deficiency bit) •u: continued iu the
House, and the Senate elaborated the Sun
Francisco Dry Dock bovine.. Jcm ro.
UNPUBLISHED FULOMKNT
Lai:wirer', Ili'tory of Me
Irene!tied etrresely fee the Daily VlitatuteL Gazttte.
Ey W. J. Ittes..
TEIE,KETURN FROM THE ISLE OF ELli.k.
AND THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA.
TIM Congress was still sitting when Napoleon
quitted the island of Elba. As he placed Lie.
foot upon the sand of the seashore at Cannes,
he .ex. ' claimed: "The Congress of Vienna Is dis
solved!" Lie flattered himself that he had die'
consorted sal Europe by toe sole transference of
his petscrr; and he wished th•t these words,
pazaiug from month to mouth, theeugh France,
in ad.nce of him, might flatter the natlou with
•the same presage. This
_presage deceived bins,,,,
as do 111 (the ankuries which men dedice from
their own passion., instead of drawing them
from the real nature of things- The interested
correspondents whom he kept at 'Vienna had
persuaded him that the coalition was vinbarres
eel by his triumph: that the nations were swell
ing with indignation against the arbitrary divl
eion the spoils which had been gathered from
!bin •reok end distributed among the victors:
that the courts, jealous of one another, could
come to no mutual agreement with regard to the i
rest partition of the reemptered territories:
that, m fine, his return to France and 614 re-ee
tablieliment upon the thror, would he the sig
sal which would fill eett reigos ant ministers
alike with a common end univereel terror, end
tense him a choiceaf anthraces among so many
foes. lie -was also pleased to believe that
de Tallyrand, a man who never greatly prolong.
ed!his opposition to the successful, would he
won beck to him by victories, and would .pay
Ise . hie defection at Paris by secret net vices ren
dered tt.t„Vienna. Ile proposed to have him
sounded,, , so seen as he should he able to send
him e confidential agent.
Never, since the establishment of Europe in
nstionslitleS,Moparchlee, and republics, had any,
Congress aneembled , in the tame capital. so im
posing an array of emperors, kings, generals, t
negotiators, tecanse Europe, too, shaken awl I .
disordered taller foundations, conquered, par- I
cellect oat, and then moon leered, had Dever I
needed a vaster reconstruction of herself. More
.than one hundred thousand persons, interested
in what. was going on, or spectators of the grand
debates' which.yrere about to engage the whole
attention of Sovereigns,' ilitilocestiate, and pro •
ples, lad-been aeaembled at VIPIIIIa from thel
'month of September to the month of March.
All the sovereigns of Etirope had repaired to
that 'City from Paris, after, the' evacuation of
' France by their armies. Their families, their
ministers, their courts, their generale, had bean
summoned by them to behold the triumph, to '
teethe the ,homage, and to illustrate or ecohel
haft the festivities of this glorieue pacification
of the west. There were seen the Emperor
Alexander, the young and modest Agamemnon
of thin court of king"; the Empress Elizabeth,
his wife, of a beauty Wad like isolation in the
midst of grandeur; his brother, the Grand!'
Duke Constantine, whose uncivilized but loyal
rudeness threw out in hold relief even in the
ugliness of bin features and the abrupt rough
ness of hie language the contrast of the Kat
mn4: pith the elegant, graceful, and supple na
ture of the Greek, as personified in Alexander.
His principal counsellors, Mesent de Nesaelrode,
de Stakelberg ; Capo d'lstria, destined to die et
a later puled in regeneiating Greece, his native
country; Poszo di Bari°, avenged at length for
Einsular ri,alry in Corsica, by the sword of
rope, accompanied the. Emperor, directing
Mott negyciating for him. Then came the King
of Prussia, still saddened by the death of hie
hematite' queeh, who had borne the insults of
Napoleon, and whom the humiliation of Prussia
had consumed with grief; his two brothers, the
Princes William and Augustus of Prussia;
Prince Rardenberg and Enron !tombola, con
sammate.statesmen of this court; the King of
Denmark', son of that Queen Matilda whose tra
gical, mlittortemes had moved the north; the King
of Haviria; the King - of Vi'ortembarg; the King
of Saxony, adored by his subjects, but punished
for his want of fidelity to Germany—his more
, honorable than patriotic devotion to Napoleon;
I all thesovereign princes of the north and of Italy;
Lord Castlereagh, the Prime AM:deter of Great
Britain; the Duke of - Wellington and Blueoher,
(destined in their turn by fate to infliot the lasi
I blow ripen the power of NapotSn, once beaten
down already; Prince Talleyraod, followed by
an entire cabinet of French diplomats, among
whom were the Duo d'Alberg and the Count
Alexi! de Noailles; lastly, the Emperor of Ann.
tria, retired to fichtenbrunn, that meal Ver.
safflee of Vienna, to; leave the palaces and be,
tele of hie capital free to. -the emperors, king,,courts, councils, military staffs, and guards of ,
his crowned guests.
Prince Eugene ilettharnals, solo repreeenta
tire of the fallen grandeur of Napoleon's family,
had been authorised by the Emperor of Russia
to follow him to Vienna. A 'stranger and out of
place inn this company of sovereigns and gene
rale the victors of his cause and of his fiouse,
Eugene Ilenharnais cultivated . (he friendship of
Alexander who, on his part, sought for popular
ity even in the friendly intercourse of his ene
mies. They were to be met, ',stymy day on the'
streets -and. promenade's of Vienna. chatting with I
ail the intimacy of two amnrades-in-acme.:, This.,
intiniaPy caused the allied sovereigns some en
easiness
on the 'abject of Alexindeee possible
return to 'the cerise of Napoleon. •.
In order to Invest their festitritims and negoti
ations with the pomp and paraphernalia of
Camps, the sovereigns retained around Vienna,
!twenty thousand
- grenadiers Selected from .the
different armies. 'A camppfeioty thimaand men
assembled to mancenver.. under the walla. The
Nablo guard of theiAttstrian emperor, increased
by the volunteer cavalry of all the noble fatal
, lies of his empire, encircled him with a magnif
icence orhich Vienna had not seen since the
wars with the i Turks ortheimmenseessemblages
of Wagrato.
The Emperor himself. defrayed the expenus
of this superb and imposing hospitality. The
ministers and great officers of his ;palace each
day spread splendid tables for thele-intuttnera
ble guests. All the theatrical corps of Clerins
ny; Italy and Prance. had been - eutranoned to
Woo= to give mreistriteALOLUl of their various
pieces in that city.. All the gent ertists of Eu
rope had flocked thither to peypetnate in paint
ing and sculpture the forms and features of the
monarchs and their courts; of the men and we.
, men celebrated by their fame, or by their gra
' cos and accomplishments who] anrrounded the
persons of royalty. The aged, Prince de Ligne,
fennel' witneeb of the fete, of Catharine in the
Crimea a men of military Science and achier
ment, etatesman, a prose writer and a poet ; a
Western Alcibiades, presided over theme dazzling
pageants-ice, recovered in' them his youth and
popularized them by his letters ; hie verses
and big sallies' of wit. The palace in Vienna,
alone, contained two emperors, two empresses,
two hereditary princes, live Sovereign princes,
and several princesses. The imperial table cost
one hundred thousand francs (nearly $20,(010)
per diem. The hospitality of the motet of Vi
enna, daring the continuance of the Congress,
may be valued at forty millions. Seven bun.
deed ministers or envoy, of thO different courts
and different nations of the globe participated
in this reception of the Auntrian monarchy, re
stored from such humiliation'' by so muchgoed
fortune. Prince Metternich, with sovereign in
duetiottind magnanimity,inspired hie sovereign.
Ile represented not only the absolute and uu
changing confidence of the Emperor Franiis,:hi,
but also the aristocratic power of the Austrian
States, the practical management of affairs con
ducted by him from his most tender youth, and
the genius of diplomacy. The Empreee Maria
Louisa, recaptured and brought back front
Pa
ris by the Emperor, her father, had not yet Pet
'out for the States of Perma,which had been al.
lotted to her, in compennation for the empire
Compelled, by'the neemlines• appropriate to her
position, to abstain from taking any part in
these festivals, which were occasioned by slot+.
rise over her husband, She lived apart with her
eon, the King of Rome, in a included wing of
the palace of Sobeenbrunn. The dethroned
Queen of Naples, Caroline, sister of Marie An
toinette, the Queen of Pranne, also lived in oh. '
ecurity in the value asylum. She had come to
redemand front theCongrese thutthrow of Na.
pies, kill occupied by Murat, whicTi' she had hy
turns disgraced byes twiny vices, disputed with
such constancy, rendered remarkable by so ma
ny crimes, and no much courage. It had been
eecrelly restored to her by the treaty between
.Austriti, France and England, when death tore
it from her for tlieTalit time. The period of
royal mourning was abridged, in order that the
pegeruttriee,the huntipg excursinni,the reviews,
the dramatic reprenentations which were doe,
each night, to the att s senthled courts, while every
day was consumed by the plenipotentiaries in
their deliberatiouthmight not be interrupts-I. The
princes gave one another regiments of their
guard to command, fiir the purpose of cement
log their mutual friendship.; Ia their jaunts nn
horseback, they, by turn., held the stijanp for
each other, as Frederick the ,treat wteu held
that of Joseph 2.1. Etiquette, milithitir s uicaet
anything but the warmth.' fatuiliarityi,,
We have, elsewhere, relidod nob,
of the Coupes,. 'The princes, with
which their helium° of power rendered itecessa•
ry, hid taken an a baste the restoration adopted
to thy constitutional ideas of the nation for
France. and, for Europe, the restaratien of the.
biancient reigning families, and the ierieuti
nersriee or Si.fr9.Lritli such modifications ee
die force of eircumAtances, thn ravages and
diwnfall already consummated, the interest and
ambitious desires of the, great powers deemed
most naturally to demand.
. Such WIIR the annexation-el Savoy to France,
nationalised WI the former was, by manners
and language, to UM, the appending of Genoa to
Piedmont, nut of the Polish provincea to Pt-w
-ain aud ~Austria, that of the Urand Lloohy of
Warsaw, nod the rem of Poland, to Nutria, un.
tier the title of a neparao nod con,,itimi,,,A
kingdom England Alone li,el asked fur no w•
crease of territory MS indetuutty for, the aul,•
dies and the bleed which she had contributed
to the deliverance of the CObIitICUL subjugatvid
by Napoleon.
, She doiteriondy, remained controt with a
peace which opened the Continent to her with
out, on the other hand, robbing her of anypor•
bon of her dominion cm the eras which wise
.cured to her by her - heir. That .resolution
adopted by the Congreva to return, as nearly:a,.
pore-ibis. to the ••Statii don" before the vier,
- and to recogni7e, glib tint few exceptions. the
right of ancient potters:don and the legitimate
principle in the trattrinission of oovereiguty,
had given to Ito -10b0ni, whatever 'may have
been said of them since, • chat . ..terror general
eimplicity which greatly served to facilitate
and curtail, its enactments. Sweden, resigned
Iteroadotte, out of respect to the free chi.,
of the . Etyja.lish people, Naples, Istkitt tjte pot ,
Setwitin OT Murat_ in recompense for hisienlps
ble neutrality: and even of his conturreere, in
the W 0 war, formed the principal commits to
this universal re-establishment of Sovereignties
Some murmured against the anabitions,potting
out of fertile secondary powers arbitrarily dp
mitailhed or absorbed int, the hueoro of mon•
mighty agglomerations. hot it was evident
that the time of minor powers, of setiordiniate
nationalities unable ti defend themselves,
sin
gle-Landed, and of municipal federations, with
out weight nr force of action in the world, had
passed away. The nationalities by the very ;
impulse of Napoleon, who drove !Timm, Aeon.
03000., were tendiug mare and (0071 , to ,00.1 i•
tale tPetriseiree into strong iniltvidtmlities of I
race, potion and girernnieht, in order that they I
might lie enabled to resist, by theuiolve, the
pressure of illdiridnal nationalities already
formed iu theise grand proportion if ea. tint
0 combination of European anarchy it w, an
inspiration for the benefit of 100.0., which ran
be maintainell only Ay an viable baton, or;
...
power. The future shangitintly proven this so-1
oortidn to be true. The internal revolutions of
these shams have not been able to briig about
external war. %Shell conetlintions crumbled
away, when thrones disappeared in IbM and
ItitS, the counterpoise remained the emus as
it hoof been arran;ed by the epostreci of f inn
,cm Thit eograiihienr Immobility of Europe
.has been stronger than the ormillationv of the
European mind NI. do Talley - rand had hi.
weight, in this great work of the emigres+, al
though hedid ;day the part of the vanquished,
before them. • ALl'll. O 6 LINIARTINE. I
1,
FROM NEW YORK.
Ir «~•c00u.0...v IL. t.nr . PitisLurggla I
Nslv Sore, Much 27
The ex - pin:doe rf Mone. lloillefort's charge at
Ilan Clete yester.liy, by which all his assistants
ease ono wore instantly killed, hits been the
subject of universal
,comment and regret to day.
it good many explanations of the affair ore 'm
en, but the true version i 3 Mous. Nlaillefort
had given hint by mow. unfortunate mistake,the
wire of a charge of powder rernaintning in the
boat of. bin assistants, instead Of the nne nt•
toched in the bock. The charges are of 115 the
of powder each,-eneleeti in it tin enuniater,and
.exploded by means of a wire attached ton gal
mimic batter .Ono of them' was exploded in
an open bon ,With such violence no hi, sweep
from existene relice of the boat and crew .
Mitillefort ii,juced, but will cr
easer beyond a doubt. This id the only acci
dint thus far in removing i rock, which ham
beau the mune of immense Jounce of life and ,
property.
financial operation of interont in lour re•
gion, hoe been brought to a successful rumple
tion. Under a recent act of the Peontylratila
`Legislature, the Cl:dirtier Coal Compaify hare
been negotiating a loan of Nome forty thousand
dollars. The earn has been oldnioed of so em
inent capitalist, who would if necessary take
doable the amount. The personal reputation of
Air. kfeElratb, however,o
tnt be taken into no
ciumt whoa tide loan is talked pbuot, nod due
credit given him. The party who has taken the
Inen, is fully aaenred of the lioUodUllell of the
security, itt the importance of the ebonies's
Coal Company, bat feels nn additional 'comity
in the high character of its &genie here.
Recently your reader,, had presented the pro
file on a real estate operation, ohowing that the
original sum inyestedled doubled every sixty
dap. Another leaf shrill now be presented,
ohowing the other elde of real estato specula,
tion, There aro now in the market certain loti
at $4,500 each, whloh in 1836 cost the present
bolder $2,680 each. Taking tho original Jim,.
Chase:money, and adding to it bevels per cent.
per annum, and Ono per cent. pardon= take;
and it now reaches $B,OOO.
,lf there Is added
t o thi s tam, the easesements foe grading, par
ing, cowering, and lighting, and the interest up
on these assenementa then 'nickel, and does
reach $16,000, for which $4,600
„can now be
had. These lots ore held by one of our shrewd
est capitalist/I; who has realised a handsome
loss. •
Nicaraugna Transportation Company has bean
the most rampant stock on the Het for a row
days, and Moses at 45, a decline attire per cent.
from yesterday. Some of the proprietors of
the Nicaraugua ronto have an interest that is
being valuable, 3. L. White, Ex AI. C. , D. D.
Allen, and a brother of J. L. While, are 'app . 's.
ed to have from $2 to $300,000 eaoh, and hir.
Vanderbilt, an enormonely large sum. The
earnligs to be divided are now $lOO,OOO, And
more to come: •
The largest ere, or rather the most destruo
ties one foe many years, occurred hut night In
Bey Street near Broadway, in ono of the tie
goat new stores just finiebed there, occupied by
Merritt, Blies, & Co., and Lottimer & Large;
the former a silk hoime, the latter dealers in
laces. Messrs. Lottimer & Large bad a iluar
ter of, a million insurance, end more than enough
to cover their losses, and to day, do not feel very
much disheartened, but welcome their friends in
A new location in "the old English, faehion."—
The Insurance Companies will entree' largely.
The Injtoctien, against the Art Union ban
been modified, so as to allow the dietribution to
take plaim next week, which , in considered en
act of jostles towards the out of town stibecri.
bete, who have twat on their payments and wbo
ate gailtless of all Misconduct; If any thettlas
been an the pase of the amnagotoent. After
drawing, the concern will go into obscurity, the
late content having killed the public confidence,
upon which it ally can exist.
Truer Hers will he pleased to know that the
Irving House has reduced its prices. for board
per day, twenty per t cent, charging .1 , 2 instead
df $2l. The rise of half a dollar stimulated by
the example of the Astor House, thinned out
the Irving. and ns a matter of self preservation,
4tl not of generosity to . travellers, the return
to old rates has 'been effected, The new busi
ness hotels iv town, such as the Metropolitan
and others, will only charge business nice $2,
and thus trouble the old concerns down town.
lb hen Coleman and Stetson's lease expires, if
they do not choose to renew it, the location will
be devoted to business purposes. They, have
pt•rsonni friends enough. to support an hotel ,yt
the highest prices, but have grown rich enough
In retire.
Moe. Sena Smith, or ratherltirs. E. Oaltsmith
lio she chooses to call herself, is %how to estab
sh a paper to he devoted to the •support of
bloonierism, wortion's rights, and Fourierism,
She has enlisted the xt.tplmrt of the phalanx in
New Jersey. and is now drunliningler addition
.aid in Philadelphia. Ladies here wear very
charming vests, and very becoming ones, hat
seem to maks small progreselowards any'othcr
masculine apparel.
A new plan for preventing railroad accidents
has been adopted. Ail trains are to have an
inclined plane in front and rear, with rails toil
upon them and over the tops or the ears When
a fast train overtakes a slaw one, it passes orn
the t.qi of the slow title, tints preventing the fa
collisions new on frequent. C.
Mr. J. Bayard Taylor; of New York, who
ie travellink in Africa, woo on the 19th of Jamu•.
ary at Khartoum, the Oiler oily of Rennani'., and
located at the confluence of the White and Blur
Nile. about halt way between Carlo and the
equator. Ile had proved quite popular with the
Bible OUVeRICor of tll.l place, in consequmce of
hie biotic the fleet American who lia4 ever peer ,
tratell no far toward Central Africa, having been
prevented with a magnificent horse, entertained
at a greet banquet, and honored with a nightie
pit ad around his tent Ile had alto been. the
greet of a princess of Seunaar a a daughter 'attn.
!date manart h. Iler ellen royalty hiid feasted
him and his freaeis n n sheep rsnoted whole,
and paid Omni other high bred civilities peon.
her I , the aristocracy el Ethiopia. Mr. Taylor
was undecided Trt,lhOr is return to (lair°, or
press ',word Initiator and source of the
Nil,' rathotle 1,14,101i311y, who wns boubd to
the latter place, niched hit., to centinue the
.loutntiel" oo rOlapaby His health, he wtites,
war never better
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proprternr• al tho Chnonlelo.
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New Goods New Goode!!.
suliseribor has the pleasure of in
forming hi. hinratn and I..tante parte, that he It.
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trehlonable 'tile. it Mr olsortnatalto
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Intuit nf neatly mad. Mottling ant Unlit hurt'. , furplahlog
flood, 'vault...ale and retail, attho uIJ.InuJ, No. 111 Mb
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( . 1 LINTS CRAVATS— .
Njt . so doom Plalti and . limey Silt:
i _0 " black Nato. ^ 14 re.l. tot
C. AItIIIiTIINOT, be W0..1 At.
I~la — . 20 leg , freak , landing froes Stelmu r
'' 1"" ' fl'".
".
"i*
L IV. IlAti A I:1: V t C?,
Moth II and Ai IVO.I 4trhnt
It UgpiLit h it.2.....s4N . s, u te.... ; •
40 We. marts C 04410 landing from Ca.
•
10 b ' IV.
Bo
A LEY t CO.
tp EFINED SUGAll,,s— •
i'llo blitiChholini an l Pultierizad. •
~,,,,,,,,,.:;,"' 7 L ii - ,__ W. /lAttLVYTC.'l4l'.y__
tigl i fliik PIMENTO, 44,0,—..
40
.b4gi PeTp.l,
00 u" rittnittin;
WO tiaatta Cassia; igniting from itailniad, liir
lutaV3ol ' W. BAG* LEY at el I
41011MOND TOBACCO-21U half boxes
toy So end palm& of the most approved brands. to
au. r Loosanj W. DACILLEY CO.
SPRING ARRABGENT
Cleveland and Pittaburch Rail Road '
I EAVES Pittsburg daily (Sundays except
...l) at Learoi
ex r.i.ptei) at 1
Detrol i N.. arrive In Clo•pland r. id.. in tick.
the Mind. litastern Wats.
110111.S.Slifili.145pwrinterntionL
NEW BOOKS! ;SPEW BOOBS!
I A 1 / 1 1 , FELECIA, a new work by Henry
thet...o. author or “Valentine Tor." le. Alto.
,rether, hod gelnela le anun atbriztire norel, and we
vontnend the volume to admirer. of this else. of
literature.
••Ancela W Won, or the Aly•torles or A Itendorf Castle,"
a to, work,be W. M. Itoynolds, author of Sip/elite
or the Ceurt of Landon, lan In
bare., Ac. W. A.
lithlenfenner , Vourtb treat therm for pl..
toar-V
•
itN I NG Gool)S—Murphy
V ti. , 1,1 haw, reed supply nr Outmed. - hinds of
Ideash, adapted for mourning dresara, sod... Morn. de
bare.. de Lalnea Plain Barth. Canthn Crane,
Itombaslonr, Bombazine Ilnished Alpatcr:a, Canton Cloth,
T-i 110.-k Aloaccao, .0.1 invite persona wanting good. Aar
hat port:nt. to itre Mt. • oodir'
IILAC'K LACE VEILS-=Long and Abort,
P .1. nor Lind do, thole do, of different mlortt—blreen
.dune Ilarewea Si,, Veils—a truPnly just reed by
MURPIIV A IlUltell FIELD.
Engineer's Stationary.
11,'I IA TM AN'S Drawing Paper of all
Tern, Pnner
Trauteirke'n '
harlion Din
per for Embank.
IneoP•of IA and Cl tent roadway. and Excavations ol
end 21 Pet romlwar.
Drawlug Paper Inches wide:
Lb.
Podi 111,-; Double iti.pbant.
Tap. inns.. niirvd, d - ivideal In tenth.;
Ja.ka.o`o. Palwr's, lt,n,kotan and Langdon's Lead Pen.
NI., ludla Ink, India !tubber, Mouth ulna, le. •
The .las e, *llll a lull amortment other Itlatdsof
Stail..osry, Just opened and lor sale at the now lb.ot and
blanonery Owen. N.. al Wannl attend,( henna., Thlnl and
I"..orth. I mar2Jl J. It. WELDIN. .
_ -
ItealEstate in Massillon For Sale.
AIOIIT Six acred adjoining the Depot of
tbe uhlo and l'enna. Usll Rood. oaoral Lydia.-
*l.O. afford rot...down, for • bargain. Also mined
other /1411 In Mabolleo. and near the to. o, a, well ea
lamona laud. and 342 ryowlieut 1iz0k0.1...). two ,
nlles teem the town, on the worry
Ohio Cana). A number of
I.u.inen• Intl no the 11.1114. ad anden the Canal. e.reral
deo, tr.,l I. d• lid /4413 e ant, sod other. with
°A.:;:allo"."'"
31.....1110u, March . 4, lbh2.—roar-,:diot
EW SPRING tIOODS—A. A. Mason &
I.a. VIII doubt,. rmvs•• rn Monday and Taradar,
the 'P.n..
of Tothencl. two thoaeand Cute. and
Purtat., bre e.mnprtning rot, !Marla,. Wyse
ts..oneta and lhanntm. at every description, In
untint; ..erenty Cam, Vo.prign and Ppme.4tle Goods...MA
,•ar•lnu.. le
at the larar peremptory New York ra, at a
intrZO
Dissolution Notice. ll
E bUnitlPPs pulthet•tillti known by the
le pfP
PRIII.ES 1 1 ,• 01,tliCK, ceased allh the
Ll , Noultnm ad the firm of
PEEBIA:S 1100. on the 1911,
14,
mar2n-d I vr P. StrOvltlllUK.
g N HUNDRED AGENTS to circulato
1.0 tub , riptian, • how and rapid salliog and
iwoutaullr hoSorical mut tinarriptiro work.
.t it KAT WOOT..' Eurthche n eau .-arn
r„un thcho holy uc..tl ' al , h , r
th , r h. , woe , • h-g. it, pier, to do which will to.
luhr • •‘alail,.r x le, till. V h e h,cm,....pply t o
lh 111 (1110 li. No. in Ahltlatrt,l.
trinctnhal.l.
1852
SPErNO ARRANGEREET.
Pennsylvania Rail Road and Express
Packet Line.
LeArs‘v rtera-go.s.,
BeNceert Pals6trroh, Nero nrk, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
310 miles Rail Road, 72 miles Canal.
. • 'Mt* , U1100;4)11 I lIIIITY !MOUT 11OULIt.
FAR B To l'llil-A,BELPIII.I 4 B-4LT. $lO.
.„_
I'LLA.," /.111' C.1.111,1111,111.r 1:100 . r.
) X 13 , 11;11 , 1:1 „ f ,.. lof Canal N t. cis , ' „ ie r t a i n olatt . d!i j.
5t.1 1 1..,1111. 14 . 11111 the Penneyteaeln Kniirra4. A
will lea.. l'ittecurqh every wrestle. tab
tireiaeir. l'aisartwere leis the Itallrnad at Mal..
b... day •, crowsing• th e Pertany kcal to neat
.m arriving .t I'Lllutelphia or haatiniore, early neat
ni 14ltan a...mermen rat
or
at Itarne
r,l, lt.e Expr.e Train Ca. of the Bellimnre sad
1,11 1:glul atat c.tr,arilving in thne
eta ,11110 morning.
tr...5.ag0 oher inforniatton. apply 'to
I'. 11ENditN . t 'haat Anent..
.1 1 1E51:1411EN. J Moe. pause.
1..6FC1R
marl,ll
j IL .1 0 II N $. REERS' DESENTERY
II Eth el NE—An lULILhIe cure for Dystrasry, Rt.
1 1 .;1,1A. nos. Chalet. lettotutt. et, to.
aro usi uts.l with this Justin. the. Ls no otM
t..rth..r r......malortzlntlem... an. to thus. Ettactutinttt
ot sit ~1.• Ina! will Ins. stopis tratainc.l/
I'M:, a 111 tail sh.oh it is rwrstats.....k.l.
II •t oar oNatkotat..l some of
..a.111...111,. of the iriolktor.
atio,S pinjleaLa. 1111 n n.roi awl tor
J AmEAUrfer.
tn.r, No. 2.: 11%.01 Strevt.
M A S PA LSIF.R, Elaniffacturer and
Lt , ... ` . ' s
11411,:A sk., Prime, for sale by
tu • hL Li. A uourrt
lads. recd and for sale by
itdl aIALL L11i111.17 . .
A aa:
kegs for sale by
A..., oRLI, A LIIIORTT.
14 %Ai LISA Split Peas, for soup, rec . .' and
n .1 31,4.3.U1/.1 a
1.000. Libert, et. .
• •
ItOLI N A OIIITTS, a fresh. kit recd by
W A. SIN7l..Ulti) A (AA.
Teit
TOI I ACCO-25 ksgi 6 twiat, imperlur urti-
A
,
Lthert, rtrevt.
I RI 0— Lard.
sal* 1,
A eI'I.IIIWIT‘)N.
k,. Mild et t u ; r h r i y ßT OU Flra z-i dy,
Owner Wantea — .
14 , 011. A ('../W AND CALF, WHICH
n on 4,e illoAtt,n, ii hart . Ina V. ,
ar 11,.. r tuniu, at tho
karf ~n
anl prortug prnnertr r.sl
•""r.".
Sewickleyvillo Property foie Sale.
ral g silherriLer ,fr..rs for sale TWENTii
Ntunte to L•m•LtariLloylillif.' Thr Len. ..11y
t• •nro•toolol LT fLromol • Walnut. Lank and Tlon .tropen.
I tin. Ln.• (n•sain or AL•ll.linn Int, limy art
• .Lni ••• an, in ntglthiortionl. hon. Tery pose the
Rio f LILL, nt,l ••errinoting LLn iLalqoad •ntl the
ILLvor
Theo
I. offer a in.. loaation In thy. desiring • mai •
trr ciao while ,alletiding to nuance.* the alt ) .
U. uniacir 1••• noe willing to gamy ye,
uSee it kle vine h.. lid ver quarter. allowing th
a hor.ar , etroraluit them. at
pr.re. il.e pure air ef the he, arith the tairanta
ilia %Min astahlialint hem
x 124 r;
SEI ES TI Pit' I! aerie. of lied Within half abler
se telt lei .111 , Pilau.. Thin tear( hae a front on lli
aral nu the hearer real of ;!.0 tont.
it anted, In., int ••••11 orrialit aurinqa aolt ambit
eon. et
wind, see , 111.13•1 e AP tn•lforit the teat mod
..1 .tipp1,111•: 'i.e., lei vine • ith %ant. There anal
• 0n...1/111: , 1 141 , Li.3:r • I 111. bell/ quality for build
nt Ile. land h. ham cleareal. and
in, ler ...In...inn rest e..leirt.ter haven Foe
1 , ..1111111 '1.," 61 the •urreeniliniz rountry it In on,
v. r onto+ of lot', tnrnt.'Ate.. onrtutro of atertrA, Jan
tot in A :0., nornor tort, And front Attn. on Mown. T.
II ,to•n, A l't. Itt; L.Ltorty otroot. tn. at ltin tulAnTtbe
itont tl.i. ...tn:l.y,llln lAtton
AtIi:PUN. TRAVEL /[ ShinAn 24. 1552+0132A27:tf.,
1 , 14 A. I.a4t Stitvtl, Salazoo:
10 • Slucke
Ni hr. hIJIA.2 and 3 Markiral; in las:.
.nd t..r J011:4 WATT 11
W all Paper,
fillvEzcry three eases tee'tl, for sale by
WALTEU 31.1fL411ALL.
12 Wood .1.1144.
.....
1 3ATENT Letter Balances, indicating the
ea ra.. of pnAMcn. prb.nl .Mid.
m
b.r • ,, b , ar; It. WELDIN.
Ids. to arrive per sitar. Express,
ll .stn be 1m.Y271 RN° Lltift BENbrb TT.
114 1 f 0 VratIllAL--Tbo cast improvementin
th• apprarauce nod Laal, the Largo' our city—
Va., To Iturrnb. our I, gr ra Morals, Mtn!,
W Tr In creal Ph•nvP da're from the ortOrk
onisrp.i.", ciaimuu
W all aure ri....11
. 14 .v 0 6 ,1, Mr i dit ta •
rrisrl.7 tern tletlelV'st near Diaraoad
FILES—E. A. Rockwell'sE' C l a V t. S ur rt sw i' S i r ri beet 1555 . Id YM. ned
4 I.r YFi J. K. 41 EL DIN.
141..c.n.41tr * 9.81;174 6,1W00.1 (I.traan 3,1 • ith et
mar 27
To Brick Makers.
1111()POSALS will be received until Wed
he iiih of April next, whole to
/I%),Cdt3
I.ritt sof the 1..4 duality. The whole to bedlivers...l at
, h. academy. wlihla 3.A) rants of the Strdue
landonh nu or batoro the Sib day of flay tiott. Th..
Protxasia to la. Ilitt.fl(4 tO CUP of John Irwin non.cot,
ned Farrr and trot nut rittahnrwh. or to
JOst:Pil Itewleklervilla P. O. -
inartlAirr Alleahrtir County Ph
(Journal and Dispatatithar.)
S UN DIU EB—:
U.n.dineete.
lll.m=n Cn
Vb
00 r.u. Clover reed:
lo' - TIEEE:thy ltot reed an.l
for AEI:. to. I EroW. , : JOHN WAIT a
TOBACCO-65 ban. sit Ns Lit, for Hale
h.w ,E.E JOHN W.l. ACo
f r iOFFEE—ial bags Superior new crop
J NIA. to
J. WATT a 00.
rJ I DE4-251.1 dor.. dry, to arriro, for rah by
ll m. 0 .7 . s. tW. HARDAQUII.
I Nu. BAYARD h SON, Dealereln
lipfl loath,. Hides and Oil, No. 21,3 Lihertp are, (og.
PittAbllnch, Pa
Ifieen es...tautly on hand a general sonortrnent of
Leather, 1118 e., Mona.. aro arnintas, Cturiere
Jea rte. ir. =wanly
UST rend, ,501 i dos. India Rubber Air
Ball, asserted sum We invite the &Uranus, cltl'
an.l Countrr dreier,. too ur we suck, as Sr. enabled so
sell at 'Adders tekelesale priors, at the tadia Ruble* . LW
pot. No. 118 Shelia al. J. a U. PHILLIPS.
‘l, U 0 Alt --100 finds. good lair, for sale by
marl J. B. DlLWUltill a 00.
-n 131
911114 Seven Brothers of Wyoming; or the
Drumm(' of iheMeeolubleu.Ss trigt a moo.- Mee of exciting latareet, Lad eslablll ag *peculia r festive
'LA the Iterululloo. W. d. gia
Fourth ettneeL hely It far ebb.
fileguJrc et Petah Margaret Fuller: etlite.l by
lLolph
Waldo I:mamma gait Win. IL Chaim:dui,
The Wide Wide Waal: .be Mllealoth Weatbe . el.
Ite. Appletint'e Library, coutelgiag the Woe, Flash
paperi by Iliacteray. • mat%
UGAR & MOLASSES
-I`7loa bbd.. N,l). Sa an
..3S‘ Lbls. Molasses; Just used soul finale y'
N ,
• os. 130 itld IS! ttscatt , l st.
UTTER-8 bas. Fresh Roll for sale by
maal e.t W. HARD/MOIL .
4I TATARD—tiround English in koge, tin
Lrc,•,,l .
ount,,, and pawn. fa ftlirl2: Km , iv
sT b A y It 011—' 7 '06 . !be. Foxel,bea2 lojoaale
pUbIiCE STONE-500 lbs. aromud for
Dr 0nar26.1 . J. KIDD !CO.
. . .
MACKEREL.
HALM. CODVIIIII.
SALMON, . , C."13447 . 0 ,... h "d ..t , b ,
lIERRINUR . J.PALVsa l , 00 •
''
ORK,
11•11 OF AND SIDES: ''''' t 8 1 ,^ . t W p url,
DER, PLEILADRLPIIIA, r I.
LARD sad CIIRKSR.
=SEM
BUTTER -5 bbls. Roll. for gale by
fnr b mar=l men& AKDDY.S.S.
IA RD 01L-10 bble. in story lor gale by
/ mar= .1. KIDD t CO. 150 Wood la.
dilL VITRIOL-4 carboys for gala by
gLy mar= J. KIDD 000,
uUemen's r....Jber Gloves.
TIIE LIGHT ULOVE—Destittod to super ,
cede the black kid. as • winter Glom: not only utslals
I y uWM and pliable, but moth mope durable, and p.c•
badly water pnuf. besildm pomagislng all Ma chance Of the
Ladies . Moro" in cluing chain.]
TICK /LEAVY OLOVE.—Usefrilfor • driving Okpce 111.11 i
C. " of Asolikur the hands soft and amootb. In all
Muds of work niacin any otbergrele
lA/NU AND HALF-WWI fl Vg, or klliteg laud for
protocUon In all kinds of arid ',rock of the Chunlat and
brugaiot, soannhlcture amt handling of Potooh.o
other otnsna &Mallow for driven. in
affi
Oonnan. d lb. dlr. Department. Mums, and now
dossn_ babying reed, and. for salo Rnblarr
Donut, N 0.106 Market rt. J. A n. PEIILIJPS.
Hotel Furniture for Hale at dilation
THE subscribers will offer for saleX
at publle auction, contnnearlitg tm 14
day ot April mod. conilnulud until all Is fold,lb s whole fatalism and datum of. to. Ilid ere led
llotal i In the City or Whealind i Id Wm...
Ore and als t h an
a nd dollars. sonsistsof ovary miff: .
to bs found In any hots!. sic Dada Badding: Camata.
Chaim dohs, Kitchen and • Nola,' room funalture, iowti
de, du Trona made known at rah..
YARNALL IhYrSIO4I.D.
of Apri
The labors
ors
IA postponed until klonday the /an der
l . ene.12.5
U UTTER,—Fresh roll just rood, and for
UP nab, at WRMED Tea htore.
marth in the :Diamond.
W RAP D PI H! G tA P edlutt — rstr
Mc .. •
hod • Crown
40 .• Extra dka and weight. imitable!
tor Ilartlwa re
or llama. Cr sate
J. SCHOONMAILZkI et Co,
br
roarDi Di Wood atrret.
COPPERAS --50 bblo. for sale by . .
mares J. 1301/00NhIAREMA CO,
50 Whiting for Bale by
acnonhiteitita * CO.
IVAPEiti:
•llardware and Dry Goods vmsp.
I.ria"" i ' t "i° sr J. ECIIOONH 68 CH * co.
ACON-90,000 lbs. ree'd per 0. /r. _Pa. it.
I. for We by ItotrZ) R. DALY-ELL t CO.
I ARD-20 Able. in store, for sale by
tuse.a DALZILL a CO
ISIOLASSE,
S-20 bbla: landing from alum
nue-room. for male Dr
avArat•
• •
PEELED YEACII.EN-20 bushels rec'd
. r?, bale by f mmlsl S.t W. lIARBADOII.
rfIOBACCO-40 kegs twist, just received
00
sod for Ws low by
'B.t W. lIARIIIt7OII.
tIIFIESE-50 bre. W. R. Cheese, in store
It ) awl to sal. by l'isiar2.sl El. it W. lIARBABO R.
FLOVR-40 bbls. Worth's Extra Family,
received and for wale tr'
P. it W lIARBAUGH.
3 1GM15—.50,000 Common Cigars in store
NJ acid for al. br fissilst 0. a w.Rantietrout.
tOOAIS--11.10 doz-. in store and for sale
razei -9. k W. ILASOMIGIL
Jahn P.: Scott. . •
IRTH O OLESALE Dealer in Drugs, "Paints,
t!
p,t lLe i. l . ;:fer p ts rod Dr e Studs. Drags,
=Alberti
note. obi noel. prompt attended,.
tj.lo tar London Co. roluabla fmailr mtdletnerk
11311,4 A ir
Samuel (Fray,
MERCHANT TAILOR, •
St. Clair Ilatel Buildings Sc. Clair Street.
Wvho is prepared to show his usual
!ergs and vellum:weed lama of PASIIIONAHLII
000021. e hide wDI ba made up to oiler In a- le whist,
be trusts wlll meet the approbation of theft who may, ta
ter bite with their patroness. ment..ll,
Lumber for Bale.
itEST quality of oeaooned White Pine,
e . o p utz . on r ,..twa , b cb und ,m real t.... tbocuand .o feet.
Inrk smniling • and
mar 16.126 • z
J 4M621 B. 11011 GAN
Great Salp.of Dry Goods
- AT AUCTION.
TIMIS morning, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock,
st will be commenced the rale at the entire Etta. of
Aataktm Mord. bet 75 Market street. conelating of a
cameral wtortatent of FANCY .d STAPL E CUT titM/St
at he Caseating batmen. The eele will be potato. itM
without treerre,and wilt continua from day to day. nu
til all lecold. P.•MaKENNA. Anclinnerr.
Fllttatratt. Mar. 23.1e524.--ame4
• J. J. GILLESPIE,
NO.• :6 WOOD 821tBET,- PITTBIfUBOII.
Manufacturer of Looting Glasses,
(ND WIIOLESALE DEALEIIjO Combs,
car Variety ilmele, offers to his curcicanera and the
• mat nurapleto anntrturcut of Ganda In his nun
ato GA tipring trade. •
Benin cateraively engaged in inn manufacture of took.
" "h is r:
cheap n g ' lon. d
Ttoamboat •
T
•,-
J. GILLESPIE, is prepared to i3Ootraet
roe denarlding and Steamboats, sO, at tP.
unrcat rare and rhurtant ncasible thaw. mar 24
I LOVERSEED-15 tils. prime Western
A_,, tar Ws 6.1 r J. T. & J. J. 1100Nr.,
cc/arta za: tawny mtn.t. •
--- _
- .
nest styles, fine quality
end dark, reed lat
mar.:l 11111tUll if LLD.
I OCOST POSTS-1300 - Locust Poste 4nd
Peel Levert Pius, of superior ona4q, Jetzt nos.:il en
`..04"44." ItotiIANDLIPS.
merle 000000 Wood and Water eta.
J I RESS SILKS—In grestt variety °Coq:lca
open at store or
noesil hIGIIP Y k
CILOUE.-100 bbls. Extra tS. F., for sale
Ly
tea. r 2.31 J. ?.t J. J. WHIM.
'OEN MEAL-2)) Bk.& rec'd, for sale by
J. T..t J. J. 1100Nr.
Bladders Wanted.
11 , 111 E highest price in cash given for Bee'
Maack.. be 13. A. YAII OLIC NUT
t ga z
to u-44 [olllr/
11
Wood .1141
77)1c1 IRON-2GO tons Mahoning Furnace;
itr vale 1,, J. 27 1
Ji‘p,l2.lChlur.h.
EED:
S-20 bble, Timothy Seed;
z MuTat do: far sale by
J.* IL /LOYD.
A Good Bargain Offered. •
lIE undersigned offers fur sale, the fel
greedeleerre he goof nosolife enter: at the
TWO. lloYof Use= & Boothe. =neer a Peon sod
DlNUPeamer,4l3l. Anne. for arlA Me loo =n lottntoon iseakteneWiteloer sad
Door r emb, eey ..oeeenle=
enrol= Am, wed =Actaeon .for etkonce==.naejoteeere
yule.
or tenonh
ingtun, end moataleg. and other coloysaary ertA
suc
Any =forma.= 'Deemer be desired, cut be elna ea
say tiros by yelling at the above amnia.= place.
myal4,l2er LI9ILEti DWYER.
Gillian's Steel Pen*
ILLIOTT'S Virt0441'4119N0303 at:-fi.no pointA
Do. Ledtre 'do No.llo 114 •do
Do. 'do 4o N 0.179 do do r -
Nehnol do Na. 351
A muddy of the ohm Pew shat rood sad for sole, b 7
lbe puout4l or single MN br
j°"
11 adit°l4
morM
p~ i IIESTER'S EMPORIUM, Celabrited for
t ' &moon of fit. &mobil/LT of q*m.mwl►.ud lOW
LEN'S AND 1101fS' CLOCILLNO—o&oas bugs OM
fu hjottol.—Vrout iftdoceotoot to cosh &wort,
itc h STIPINVNLIPITZ 44"4'
AO. SILITZIPIELD no& DOLotood cam
mar=
EW 7tioson & Co., have
o i t 7 '77Z:Mzaprlzlfeez=..-ev-ug-
T-_,...k.q.Ze do Lain" laccatts,
Wm. &a- 4r-
GRAPE S H AWLS-4. A. Mason dc. Po.
will open on Wedneedai L tbeßttb fun., ones one
[boomed Ymbroidormt and limns White and Colored
Crape ehmelt, of .11 prices. mu 2 3
fa the Court of Continon flew oJ.lllegheng Co.:
'As Ohio t Roma. Rail Load Col
Tbe au p:ms...fticii.ianwp N"'".P°.'•l'mn• ,
now,to wit, gvai= 20kb;
.111.52,- Report of Vimme Presented to the
•.. Coot - Lou:id and cm motion of W. B.
I (immoral. mothinnl,entiotarl orderen that
' by tg o ll=anqoulfroostion be
Rose ßite tte and danerlon. P H, Moth ri A
fon,'
iaaa boxrc firlft
ao 021%
boo " 10111;
yoo 9:12
2 "
1.1418;
A
10x1,14
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or best country Inundanad for roc I
n. li?
Y. iOX BONNIIO - lyt.
In cad 91 ltrzt malt;
NSW BOOKS I NEW /it.,
VOplt, JACK, by Captain lifaryst4 ..
nj.r. l ,l4:2etre' butt reinak • • '-
A ttsasy . loll.lsnut sauna by 0. P. R. üb*
ltorenellsk Tba head Olttia sAiann
Tb• Female Spy; - . • •:
. oa l o s t,rX, d aS n al t i , Vt i ebi w iallfla r. l4 Or/
111.1.11117 . 11 Bala_ *eAIAZ
bartaiss'a . •
Just tre'd aad 9u Woad • YlllLt CALLOWIS,
mar= . it.. sablaolto Sao Fart 0/1100.
Blanks Books and Statics:tory.
-THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends a tho Da
of that be is M:
optalow •
I se eeseti a nd rn of Monk kiosk", &bola 4tcota,
rtirfoTig finillttritwPs4l.6"-
s, eg sad away doorriotkos of •Tdr
inaorail• ro.1:1 and hound say Sifflitoftfas.
ail books rwbound.
• J. H. WEI.DEFf, llooklellor sad Statiostos.
N 0.63 Wood at. between Thlnf an4.ltoaffb...
witAPPING PApER--
!It A* 4942. enm, wrnpphy t
lao Dosb. erma . •
bx) " Its& -
Reoelvnt and fix Bale by , .j gAng
mar Zit Etzkir/let and Statipers nt.
A[ASON k CO: will
.A.perHieY
ncoand Cuu NA Packs'
FLOUR OF .PUAIPIGUIS FOR PIES—A
(mit lot jam med b." _ .
MMMII
11.21C1iters, for wk hi
mar= 84/1.1=4M CO.
1:&a"le
S -------- ALRKA.TUB-30. casks;
nom, atm lindlns treantzo b r.PeZeiti l tr 6l 51.. DI 5
Lsapicutza,
aid e
u el , SHARES of the ek* et tee aid bridge
tnr ral• by WU' iia.l°°.
aorztilr Swett sad Itseboas Broker.
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Ci's Insurance .
811AR ti E zo S o n f
the Btockof the Co above Co
1.115 (Dit Tabu. SU) for ale by.
101.-/L MILL A Oa.
iyaltdlA Wad Met
COMMERCIAL.
.übieriPo
bt Ibis Aver rreeiritt lui £2 '4.4
th'. omv., .
rirrssvaGE DIABEET.
Orr,. .t inns.. 1
Tutwthss Moroni, Harsh
The weather yesterday Min . ). aad disa-
GmeaLlt, MI day. In cousenusnes 01whtelt the market in •
renss•l way was dull. and very tew Routes...sil t y of m,y
olttaltable. The.river fa twin th....with alintat
II feet In ebannel )Ist ennstinit. Dunne , : in that Quash,
.IW:toe. quite lively,.
FLOClt—lterelpte trete t.,ry And we have' na
wake o intrwrtince colt - optwatJo t y twa
beard at from Gnt hjald, were Iddt and.% lAA,
at art,as bb I. Tia. prmeat ruling ralw. from Ent bands
Wu) be set down at $2.9. - kitVl br m.prrGnr,aM 1t2.09:647`.
( ...atrtt. storw were In tlnntwd lots at S3.U:
(or .ttarrtht. and s 3 .ltiattatLn for extra, w ittt on ...stoma
lot of amt. family at 5t1.21405t1.:: Q Dbl.
RYE PLC/tat—C .- tune, breamtary tt , aly:atal maybe
tooted at st,:.'l $2.57,A bbl, from GM hand* sad (tom
mom.
O CAVV—With the exeShtioulTsate prod corn. •• Late
ao melee to report HalesorfThe seGilf 447.00 hu oats at
:X, 400, PiP and 300 tot at . : 60 to sVe : - .40 ha torn.
iu CO. OP the wharf at 50, OrPti 100 del, hits ?ma stets
at 45e® Oa. Olhee otaltis are withootitarz,
BUlhill—ilttossitet +rot ffrar, with f0n , t1.421 , 1c mete.
ment.r full td.t.. Sale a 51) month,. 12
blag lot. at 5F.4.05e..131 5.10 .1 5!:: 1.'5% time.
. 310Lifikrati—Fjee market routine,: skry firm. adt
Warts ass uold'itjmted, to operate tomer conei.l.4atar ex—
tent at pnment perm , . 1t.., only tales rte !arena es tore
30 Ude et 34a. J Month; la 40 at 31e: and 12 104
house at 40r V Gallo,.
OOFFEE—Nothh .
.ot irioareot WWI Jece to mit.. we
coatlaue oor queirations Mu aV i P).:r .
/11131r—Sair of Au Urn...A at .11;4 /11. - Milos
uklng rarea.ara
BAOON—Contlatoo to more or,r treat, at tat
The, toilorlug ale. were rrtort.9 to to 0.4.1-rfatr-24:161
IDa 11,oulders'at ra. and Caw; 50.1. 0 IN 11.0,4 at
04,2t1M . Qrt.. term.; ram IDs at •1 4 T. and Plizeaah
30,000 by aide. ai 6tin wt.. par tanner; 4. , 14 7 . 4.61140
',rad 9X La shoulder., ride. and hara.:.4. ,, 0,1r,a at at Th .
for shoulder., to for rile, and to. r'or ham.. :ad TOO V.
country elp.ldere at TY,;e Am. 110 h6h , rrter g 0 . ," •
.bore, are groarally en thoo,
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BOLE .11EAT-IPe have no lamest vale, t r report. We
hrarti of sat offer Fele. reale for 100,000 Le of 'e f4r theta—
de" and Se for cites, Lkh If 1.1 ro fueett.
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/10111:8—kopplim gre rem IL Lt, tig.l irtnekf r‘ga,e
-0.1,• C4161113[113. tlalor . 2bblg roll at . . 514,- - ,k•
keg I.r gortb 12)1a frtga etorg.
SGtl3—.`lsle of n Lbls at 11410 c "0 dox from more. from bands VP may g.tatn at tA,F5,,..:
CLUVeII :3. CRD—t2 ales iu Int at Si R Liz from fir,t bamler.
SODA Aaii—e4l. of Z.' c.a.ltq at 3!ir. I im...•
LARD O,IL-4 , 10ee lb thlt Nu. lat 7,4 3. Kal:,,a. ,
ofiU of rrop !p.m store a; P.?..404
5t',..50 bu. Prime neer crop arc 'aural '
PROVISION MARKEL'.
• Sr. 1001, lar'ch 22.
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•Pnovosinno.—On Tian-easy intro woo no onto
Drama. al. 0 . ov , lntop t0rt.',0...110. eaek.
ham.. rhea Wen and aide, dry salt. 71:.7 and E., of cle ar
aiday. as mak,. at ONe. and 10 de at f!. e. 1 ' • ham. and
photddera at 8 and 70 13110 I i.rt for liante
;N.t. aidelar and fdiduldetA le; 1,!lon obooldong at re,.=
2..41 Ades at 7, to ]'.W hams •t Io lard.ealea
of hal. at 7!,.. country. Oa Frith., ni 1 - .1, lad.
me .s park, at fin, and.lo of prime at In dry malted"
meat,. iarka horn, rude. and dadtider. a 4 •.7 sad..;
ribbed &idea. rate, of 11 cots. at a?de. In kr hide Nom.
I arid 2,ai L, mr the ltd. I'o-fa we ,ales of 2:
bbla dam awl al nth, era park. at 51t, sod 144 . S 1 hbls.
bat of Wen tide, at Ite;'l7. 00 T. yule- dris dt,l 11 earl,
rititial lodes at tthe. sad 31 reit. altettld,.. at ye.
try; O bhsa yeledat $4,141"e III: 100 L. Lac... on Ilia
LC., aide,. tithed, at 7 , 3 a, ebraids: ant all
when ye left the market. fiat, of 12 I.ll4. , vhoublers at
..4.‘c la lard..., have vales to tar of 40 t•b!A prove .
Sc. delivered at a point a 1..., Ltila at 4740 74 lon lbe 17
tibia No 1 at 730. and 111,1.1,. No. 2. at Anidher let
alba bbto In. at 7% $ 1 b. Tld. t td. - day etith
lama pnrk hint at Std. whirdi tigurre- eertottil
anything to exceed. -
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GROCERY Nl4Ria: I': •
NO* o.i.g Marsh-410Marsh20.
FlXl.ol—Tbe marker. en ih< ItTi• it Wailtltt
tut ;Hawn, Priettil maul, at 04 um - p . -100nm 1:4,1i;
etrailauti 30035: bitr to king. fair lc: Oriae 4t.0 , 0-;
<10d" 6'40350: alitif.t 4U(070 710. •
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atotaases—Thaotalriof lava 11. , ,11ya mataiut—ta ,
Kaput 2puu bbia at 14421 Sur inkrioral ,a,ttanatia,aa t a
r.N62a far mime and reballed.
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COrm—Tbe of .tho ae.k anlout.t Lo
bwo at a tinge of nX4,111,e for attl4..ca‘. aptvr crop , duo
ralinx being The 0.00.100 nexualuinK
dratu ae‘x;ro haada4a.L wt....L.40.30MA) 1.441
Price Current.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE:
mum BOAT AHRIVAIS AND - °DEPARTURES
2. WK. , . rielarirkaca
11.-. •
. Bay Itrawn,“
ard.
41ctot. Bear,.
l'enture.
Dote 4
IV tk n.
eity. 3 4001.11411,111,
Cittrittnati, Rote, CllVitittllti.
J. ILlAlertion. IttiJaPpett.
WimbeAter. Mtuirp. Pt twain.' •
Mean Elia. Caltears
PEPAIIII,:b,
Atlantic. Pftrlio.ax...V.vuntll.l
J. Mai.,
J. 1`.41.4 'Eli - 4LN.: h.
Hain, 11.rcistet t.
Tronare. Wetting; Cnvro_Rille.
Vorrst City. .4 untoch.. Wltrolinv-
Keystone :lone. S I pt., ' , .r.a.int=tr.
Diumiah Ilawelipar
IVAlwrille. Eri.h.v.trt-
Areltsa.E.lntery.lVell•borgh. •
110.11,31X4VD1G 11114 PAY
WllSBLlNG—Witt , htrt,r.
GALLlOPOLT.4—tior,Sleitzg
CINCINNA.l4l,fllegitAm. *
'BRIDGEPORT -1J V Ombn,
vamr.rnus ' , User Lat.
BiIoWNSTILLE. B't. andoe Y.
e.nza.—Thtra ereee la yet 0 itketuee in. ebsotel Ls pier
erke last treatise at duet... Lila
RIVER ITEMS.
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Air• The steamer AIM-MIA ariiverl yeeteraay
monoing. She booboo boar] If.l bbd. sorer for this mar
ket, CI of which lege bought in • Louhiby one - of pus
Mogen' bonus. at rake sulticleuhlf 'Oa.. to mate • hands
aura prat at Unsticks" nos current lb this market Tth
Is • nen filature in one tra4C. 'Us Alcoa'a also brobolit
up abli3 pieces bulk coat.
ViraIIIMOILABOVII Or Zan STLAN26
—Lett to
Louie on Thom:lay the lllth Inat, itt ga t Nor
P. kl. to port ! far Elthibingh. tlegmer Paige gat North
Elver. jutt attired. Took inn, tone bulk west on Shawnee
town. Passad Loneordig .moored at. Errneh
le
-laud,herfhlgktaEatterrdarermeil., at grunpilo ?!rare. IT Y moist!. gal roar, atukto.mt other rill:,
tnitChlreight, agartenal orocabouintell groutul—vorr tack
linwpoet of getting off=refitant to chit , ooh 'er lie
To* Inoue hundrud bate augar kt Lonevillae—
Lott 24 hours bung in toe canal.' littlito take one diluto7
down In otter to pats the bridge. Took. from tagtoor
Talton at •Cloolutatti [bile *cigar sad ilt/ tryriro tor
Wheeling. Actavol at Mal...robust tlionlght ot theZtb.
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ir The steamer lonian was some at the hale
the locks as U. Wabash river oa the • Nth last. Shi
bound fai cinctnaau . and if eoppeeed to be a • tetaf.
ge - The stern*heel - steamer Glauctis was
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totally dostrnritt br ex. white tylog at itoutrooe, au the
uomb t pper tillestosiml, tut :stun:tar ' Sim 'LW but tittle
bmid. No Ilree Nho'ires inntred to the.
AmooebstoditrerneuslNompaor of Ibttoburgb.--ILoo. Jour:
tit eitirns, Masch . 2s: -
Ber• The steamier Pacobantso exploded a boiler
Arttk• IStb.about 11117 mile, abort Little Roeb.O.
kettess river. Ytie dope were tort No lartber ri1e
...v.40161.0 received. ,
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Sei - Thedaramei Americari Star arrived at
Muth:wad ea the 24th. By'her i4.14f Au-I.IMA itiecteltat:
la contact with the Terre Haut brat,. Leg. eaaaarrs,
.the pilo t boast and a portion all! a bkdfx eptein. mat cab.
dad away. The hoet—ttes—catuto....l a sult•subleat
the bridge 'etralpl2l, laThwi her , thubate. at bout%
=mu= alter the beat lee.l cleared the breic *bout IN. ,
feet Of the structure tell.. that, the Fulda. Unoparis
.vosdd NEM to be the stealer toeta the two. - -
IMPORTS DT th:P..
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.41.115¢cm-3-1 trunk.. Oa.
.• Thar, I task atid.•
8•1 has. I tou., Jou Maio • plgo i Blark
borto boa =dm, W lhioatiaas a Or.. .:t hoJo 3 boo =J.
10 do b.... 11 Unit X 1.105 lo expo. Nat 3 do mousy,
Motaltdag SX.OOO i =kit Nai r a aap i ..-
tma too., la beech it Ow Old.. tilt. Irk oa la tilld;
boom au kg. bad 34 tier,. 110 hh.153 tea haus au Obis
Waal) a. v. bill tiamolairialsjAlinthata; la PPlo
/ do==om, Wm .11olatt col • •
ST. LOUIS, Nu
Tun L.ItiALI• allot do Lalr
330131 s oil 34 bal. Tort. SI so Bow lam a Caa I ba 1.1
Akins JP two WU/woe. ls La-4,110a. tooim 1 laaL
I big loolueoNJ. tato= SW E ll tip., J. Oro., 1a•
Oa: 14 boas palmitt, 11 11 Loonrr it imo.• 131,.145 ow,
lilac Sureplti a Co ila/ dry bides, bxll lltriaonla lam
do, 11 /a Lance; VI Maio maim 3 , / 51111. *-
Woke.= Iv Moja audar,J Idebtritt. a 800 35 Dbl. •n
-lice a.a. rim, 11 isal.ll-4 Co: 18 ug.r. Jaa
pq O 1.2•1 /to rum Z.ll , Jae Lazahllo gas t• meat: •
Thus; 41,035
P. Is swat
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1183DOIRPORT, P. Wsaasailla— • l.lolo tobacroll solid
Lath., W 11413emai 13 dram. Waa.
.14 '" u.'ll3', l rit I L l P l l4.l,l o .°"i‘i•
hada dour 11 kg. han tok• I:114k Tour: 1. lida'
barley. owner on Word.
PENNSTLY.itiI.t-Rklis Ln. ^
i.The E.t.an an:auk trait. VS. o'cle.ck
.IccommodaUces train !vales ; - a..'S ,
01110 A PENNaiLVANIA A/L• kOS , La-Wr.n. -
The Yawns train leave; Enters] :treat Station at tv
e'eleet. wad arrives at 7 o'clock. S. s, eters dal'
ei-
Reed.r. Tie dasocavaalati.ca train leaves atlta
124 PORTS P. PAIL 1:03,1).
re,
Otaxia
*be l.
lFlaamtittee• * e, Tamil rm. Steer* r".—: LLIs
y On 1R as rerl, ocko.
J Meer; a LYN. oetlenaur.rl N 440 ce bait
r
glar.l:ee' IleAlela* iuY
vr der: broeme, ouo pi co:
lo bales bar. owner.
Z/MC PAINTS. \-
AI INU KIT AP ;L UI Vaigis T ut,''AT
nnu rassxeuu
Ttl=44 ' hi ;mond to follttAti iooPilT th..
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ZI-NC PAINTS,
Midi be,. been Tonal atter several >sere 144.. bolt Us
aTr; p u =t - t ,=1 .. .41:-'' 171.7=
taint *Wyr. The.
WHITE ZINO PAINT •-•
Ise rarely co Otkle of Zinc. awl ewarrautal free hers m.r.
Withal= and lospurity ulnas:ever. it covers welleire
be fin al y white, nod to gunge./ trey issass tbetorn,
Carr '" bWr
IT WILL NUTYELLOW •-•--
wan, expoord to enit &urn. er mewl :Pro elbsisttons,
neswbeennt sap la ekes nos.. as nit Clit,lda 1%464.
ir te:MU • anthers einave and siertvostber tem,
thee Nur other e tot teins nseler io Lin, elate or t.
crumble nal rub oil. It roar te wotsel wine any 4 ,1 7.
with water sat five, or with v 4 mein a Ai.b iose. tee ate
BLACK AND COLOIIED ZINO PAINTS.
The. ire nlivistied at • low ntoo.utsi sr* owe - 44,31 S
saw cheapest .4 best ykittc tr 4 441 r: foe rerun,
snob, fencing, anners, stews tests.
Woof wood. Wirt, ton or 4.1..4. cher me nosh',
WEATHER . AND PIM:
/or ll»a surfaces they an verticals:ly 'Limit - Areas art .
hem • savants noppectiost, ant entirely prevent call.
d; the/ dry OniotlY.sind Sulysng a mare .446, b.*,
not ensue toter like maupct Sle. esetkr Ineint7 to.
Dealers =nand on torso trite ncentiostree
entopsay. . St 30.1 int
ene7114?.•1 7 Fotan %bare.. etonsulobls
IaRLED PX21.4.11.12:5---aio I.m. in
_good on
jur dr, foredo; ow. arit ca..4.mok.
us= Maga/N. L 1111,1; a CO.:
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ICH;CEBE-260 kter. for sineL