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PITTIIIIIITLOH.
TUESDAY 51011.111116, ATRIL 13, 1352
Antimaso le and Whig Connt~y Convention
teirTho Whigs and Anti-l'traaans, othc
gt..tr,C.llllt4, Will meet nn PaurdaY, the 2,11 .
n{rt, at 13.m.*cutd Oa.. of hoLlive pnto.y tooctloga
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ua~ le torreral•loction distrkt.d.
rto the lowitiablot tospectivelY at 3 o'cll• - k. P to ad•
iddrm at 3. oieept Pitt to•rnahln.
• lo tin. INtt townaltly of >< &Moot, I . ,
sdinntrt at 1 drink; and In the sovoral weal• .
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lid.to adjourn at P o'clock. teWtOretinn to the
.Mato br by ballot. E.eh of the eknt2 , in diatrttda
to
nN•et two deln,autt to, county conyoutloAd to be bold at
d Conn House, on Monday. the 2114 of I utx.fdllo'•
It :6 n'alettk, A' M., to norulnatd a holed to bo aupporutl
tbd party: et the ensuing ontober eltddino.
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,0.01'147.17 PAr; E OF NHS P.4PER
The contents of the Gazette to-day are of hot,
ei , terabk interest. On our first page troll he
fcund u letter Proton our New York correspoisdent,
Fri a report of abate lectcre in nna'wer to A rch
hi.shop .llnghes. The letters of "Junius" are
net:snail:, interesting. The correspondence of
an able and indepen t dect looker on ftt.'itiash
in7,ton, each as “Junins,":in these' exciting po
litical Genes, is of much interest and value to
reader!. The harrowing -details we give of
'the dreadful catastrOphe at at Louis, will
be road with inanroful intere,t The let
r:•of Gen. 11411Asow, will al,, as well at
tutor matters, attract the attenti..n of the read-
TIM EVENltiii. Professor of the
Westerg Theological Seminary, will deliver a
„lecture at Masonic Hall, on the miljecz of ••Po
,Pciy
. and our Free Institutions." From the high
7gtMbnasg of the lecturer for learning and t.,1-
irots, - nintrifom the facts that he bas travelled ex.
,t,nalvely iti Catbiotic Europe, and can opealt from
pusin*eheeriation of the'effeet4 of Papal iof
atiaco upon national character end ilmti to lion,
ut may expect an Intellectual treat of no chi:4-
Mo:: order. The subject is our of intenee'in- .
tt ertj and ie lo be inve3l4,7,ieed as it hail
n.,:er'been before pMela,ps Hulghe? and O'Con
ter Lave done one. cation of ,etvil liberty mere
eu. - vice than they intend6d, by opening al,
/Controversy.
Dn. Wanes LEcrrni,--Tne. JOI'UNAL.—The
tf.aradi, of yesterday, copies from toe, Gazer,
Or report of Dr. Lecture, and o. t only
"maker :to acknowledgement of the soutce frbm
iviitch it received it, but in an arolimi- fir its
ern failure to report it, and pubioh .c.to
routinely with tor, it endeavoreln dam
tt , e accuracy of our repait. 'We hove, tal
to •ukle .to compare the relporis, o. public
iho IV:, papers, and find that a few alterations
hove t.hen made, in the copy published by 'the
Poured, enlY one of which change.; the 6V,0 in
the letint; and that eaeaped the atteatioo of our
proof reader, at the hour of three o'clock to the
movaing when worn out with hie labors, and
• 'Which any reader of senee would make for hitt.-
't4f In every-other cum the alterationo are un- i
- ituportant. Ita we also found, to this comps,
‘ ..ef , n, shout a dozes errors madeby the Journal,
WMehtner the serum of the Lecture, so that of
the all the "numerous corrections nod alternt
Slone,'' of which the Editor rpeake, the report
ri the Gazette in the bent,. and. most nearly re
presenta,the language of the diitinguished Leo
.
This may seem a 4113311/1 matter...to tzar reed
ore: Int wF could not, in jnitieb. to oureelves,
, r ,7hss oier belch n pa l pable and !rant.. iri-olition
of the l ri,ht• and epoxy:airs netenowirdged by
trEpt—to" • • -„,:ethers , of the press The
.old• to report the lecture and
tre •-;,oir it and did nor fad: Ito
13011 at principle of justici or honor had the Jour.
;ftti a tight to appropriate our property Fithout
BISHOP Haunts, t he reneratils 6enior
of tho Niethn4ii.e E Church- dial in l'oughteep
eio, Neri Friaay last. lie wan a Surly
...raini•litly useful nosuoin chic Ilintste ,l . of
T.it a m cut, labotioui oral .11,"
tinguicithi liiuJlop of the Church of which ll , id
hxd made him; overecer. Re eball palish tr.'
farth.curcicount incur next.
Isutwsn, to , 11VIISTP.H.—Mr. G. P .BIII,I I A
has withdrawn from the elitorship of this ster
ling Whig sheet: and Mr. J. Row 6..48 his
place. He goee for Scott decidedly, nod gives
good reasons for so doing.
111,0. Ent,tau Srsater„ of North Caroline,
cos pnblished a letter in . the Repel) in reply
:p iho remark in the letter to the New York En-
Press, which we copielL which asrorted that Mr.
fltepley-would not support Gen. BCott,unless he
pirlpfed himself on the compromise. measures,
clad shook off abolition influences. 'Mr Stan
ley ktater he never said he would not support
:flex,. &nth and wilt not say it now: lie pays a
iflgh compliment to qen: Scott, and Clpiletl as
'follows:
The people of!North Carolina want a man
whose opinion, tire known,- who in worthy a?
confidence in all the relations of life—of triad
pittrintisin and thmispectpd integrity. They de
not want a man who writes' letters nod makes
pledgee just • before an electitin—lritern that
veivetld requite , •personvil explatuttiiLs” every
ton days to enable the country in, 'understand
them v'
is an old trick, by which 1' do not intend to
be alarmed, to excite prejudice against one who
may be nominated by the Whine, to charge him
with want of fidelity to Southern interests Mr.
Cloy, Gen. liarriuoh, Gen; Taylnr,Mr. Fillmore,
Webster, and Gen. Scott have all been de
nounced as abolitionists; when their names hero
been brought, forward ;as candidates for the
Presidency.. So It will -be, no matter who is
ttnetnatcd. Ewe. STA MLRY.
Fine Mews Lagoon Lew.—Thu following's the
/bet of the yeas and aays in the Howse 'rat liar.
ristrurgh„ on the rote which defeated the. Maine
L,u: 1,
Ins—Meson; Ac s ser, App/eton, Benedict,
Blaine Broomat, Chandler, Bougan,:Fiffr,.oibbs,
'Orifford, ORM, flossier, Hamilton, Bart; Bar
rie, Hubbell, Hurtle; :lames, of Cheeter, Jattiee,
of Warren, Kelso, Kilburn, Hingeley,- LeugbEct,
gea/nekey,llC.Cune, McConnell,' McKean, Ain
clay, Madeira, ,Meloy, Meriinan, Sfylcrt,,
at Allegheny, Miller,-of Phil., Painter, Primes',
Reel, Rhoades, Rites, Sharron, Shugert, Scala;
Sonde; Springer, Torbert, Wise-46.
Napa--Andere.n, Byer, Bigelow, Black, Blair,
Poo.xl:lßio.k,,Crai g , Dengler, Ely, Evans,'Flan
Foliger, Freeland; Fret; Oahe, Geodwin,
Gaffey, Henderson, iferbeirt, - Hook, Huneecker,
Heen, Kraft, Landis, Lowry, Leech, Lilly, Mo.
Oranaban, Mellinger, Myers, Miller, of -North
allllEtell• Mott, Moorey, Pitwaell, Reif.
Bidder, Riley', Ringer, Rableum, Schell, Sett
. ser, Eheaffer, Scbull, Steward, Tbomae, Wagner,
Walter, Fest, Rhey-60.
The laemtere in italic, are train Allegliony
county', - end we are glad to see their cameo all
ricArded in the affirmative.
,`or the Pittzhargh Gazette.
EDITOI—Sir Ain your paper of the 7 t h
in'et., , X 'Sid an "adreziyeteent" {lver ton name
of T. J. Bighorn, in which are teyeni mistat,
muds—one of which only 2 will . notice at this
din*. He says bad token the - precaution to
leak Personally to the tHipator fromihis
tfrot,lrezplained to him its present
.position,
and requested, if the matter should be agita.
tad, thit l I should at the earliest moment be in
formed of the same. He promised not only to
give me this notice, but added unasked assurance
that I; need not fear any interference with mat
t.," Pullin In Court." I regret that lam
compalled, by. the coarse Mr. Bighorn has ta
ken, thee publicly to say that no, each rninrepta
don eier occurred between • him and me; nor
did I know that he war is say tyay interes
tpd in 6a matter: Janis , HAUTILIZS. ,
, Hutonnuou, April Bth, 1852.
Martar re. can Pors.oThe following . ; It em
of news by the haat arrival, will .attract eaten-
Minim has boldly thrown down the gursnt-
Mem the Papacy:. and the etruggle , hetwe., it
and Republicanism it. Italy, when it doe. oome,
is to be one of life and death. Certainly the
present position of "hit liolinees"—propped up
an be is by foreign bayonets—de .precarions in
the extreme. That the majority bt the Italians
*re opposed to hie rule, 1. proved by the fact
that he dare not rely upon the fidelity of his own
subject.. It is but of the queStioti that such a
Ante of things can last: and there is probably
no ocber ruler in Christendom who would dar4
to offer such au insult to his people, or be mean
enough to retain power on such terms. Of courtM'
such a ruler, tit sustained, cannot be atiy - Ithirl
elso than o l tyrant.
A meeting of the friend, of Italy bud ballets
-place in London. M. Marini was the chief den
te:, He said thni . the Papacy was the mine of
his country. The moment the Pope was laniced
to hi« forces, and deprived of the aid of ..ti,nstrian
and. French troops, be woold rou awe : ) , from
Rome, nod thus the question would he solved
Kiley aimed, candid!) speaking, at the destroc
tion.of the Papacy,. both Co %temporal and spit
itual power. When the Pope.had run away,
they would adopt Measures to ascertain the.ac
tool state of belief in Italy ) and the meeting
might' depot:llon it, the vertlict woul d he thot
the Papacy was a cone
The Chairman begged M Mszini would ex
nt..al why he did not desire tO • nee liberty estah
iished iu Italy under a Monarchical form of
Onnernit. rat.
Max"ni snits - ere& Thq declared them
e(' VCA Republicans because they are Replant
.o', anti they arc so mainly because they are
Italians. Thera who asked to have a Ilona,-
ch'cal corm of Government established in Italy,
target that there •ere nut ingredients in the
comity to constitute it They declared thorn
selves Republicans, because every attempt that
had been made without ',positive flag, round
•
which,to rally, bad failed. [Hear.]
AWFUL EXPLOSION OP THE OLENCOE.
We col:Ocoee from - the St ',tot Rrir:' , lle•ln, Of
)touchy, April-4. the following occoutit of the
, bowlful explosion of the steamboat, Cileurte;
which took place on the t 4 ,ititrilay ereniug pre
vious The harrowing detach should call .loud-
It upon the authortties of the countrt. to a lopt
rotme more utriugent lIP , OUres t,. I.leVa , ol such .
tremendous catastrophe,.
We are called on to record a most territite ot•
t, , trorbe—the exvloston or the steamer ukn
coe, suit the destrucuon of n largo number rf
human beings—it enet he ,i , wort:tihe , l ,how
m wii
?li
y The history of too dreadful rermill,.
well iiif`liTZ c. t:1 %seem,. it ilortor the pro
esc.mnicto. iiMmt 4.21 fel
tow
The steamer Glencoe. hod just arrived; on Sat
urine evaitaaa..betweet, seven and eight 0',1,?..k.
(rem New`Oriesna. Leasoy laden. and was gni
deavoring to effect abutting list•est. Palo Ant
eltent.Ul streets
The ste.:Poters Aleck Scott, Georgia. I,..ttaract,
and Western World were la tag. ~oe beside the
sothdr. At that point, and inc Glencoe sCs nt •
tempting ,-11 rntranct, ',seinen the Cataract and
and Georg s. aue wth her t,,e, n lath•
above the ',to or the ileorit, when two or
tuona of h,r to,tisre entooded. spre.l,Ag
at destruction in every direo.no blot her
From a' yenta,: gentleman, who, dorn.g tor op,
as and trap of the O.ettene. acted 1.1 nor aratet
Ant clerk. an senna. that she c•rried et,nty dc.-at
p asseogers, blare or tin., on.l frem twenty x.
t new v live /Whin p ts•enters give the
names id. both •le•L an-I cabin passragers
, ther Mice '1 he lasat touched al ,s eta'
• li4bent al,trsern enthetentlj long troe 1., at
persons front shore to hoard her, seal
log her nu nabore con, ier eat.:
The explosion cox, vi we have intimated. a
iendons The rat Ire epprr won, of
theGlencoe, to one
rward tr the 1.11. a
ad.:G.!) tile part where the inaprily .1 I ti.• l'•-
bed gathered to ibe ?soda
n- torn sway Chimney.. timber. ,ir,./
ice e ight Were -roller , . I g.h,•ot WWI •Ti toy
heing, in every darecia-vi
The wait of destruntinn was not confined 1.,
the filencyte The slier upper works t.f the
Cataract. rolaich Iny close ny, -- talking in the
nbole of thelladies' eat in. n-as den rayed 11th
re boats near loye were netted, but 4, , less et
tent. by the 'Pal
Shortly alter the exptostou, the host wa.
c o vered to la nn tire, awl e,multaueouni, with
.the discovery commenced floating down The
fall extent of the ruin prweenteci itseif as she
passed down
rhe cabin forward of the wheel bowie wae
your A Portion of it had teen thrown on the
freight piled at the forecastle, thin mass tieing
sit high ae the after hurricane deck The
flames were hurting fiercely shoot where toe
boiler+ had herrn, andepreating rapidly to atl
soles From the shore. many human being•,
men and WOfnen. could to descried harming
from' one ride to the oilier, desperately ....kit4
'acne place of esmape.
One or twolaor fellows who had teen sesli.
etitnif afterwards eisught in the ftllingt , cribera,
,•7terreteeeo motininc. and hour-I crying wthllY
flit...existence, as the Baines re...lieu and revel-,
toped them The scene erne n'tonsc horribly one
Af the•bnat continued to ail Pe• dawn. her pav!
filled with her enTiriiing passengers -
Ttie y'awle of some other bolls also were pushed
out end sgriceeded in acing others We eon
make no eorrect estimate of the number of per.
sous instil,' residing and ilrowntng
it4l-frorn sixty to seventy were save,) Atlnaing•the ...inmate to be c,rrece;front thirty
to forty, or even more, lines nave tieen
tato give euch names of persons tort no we
could learn amid the existing exeitenlent
••Johnte o py, clerk of steamer filencue, killed.
lilt Nay found on hurricane !leek of steamer
Wenterict World, horribly disfigured •
.? Cleolge Buchanan, engineer of the Glenene,
reportr killed We heard .the report
latent! contradicted.
A ens of rapt Lee, of the-Glencoe. killed
Mien Kent, nn the weomer,Cataract,
.Minnn 41,ittie, retry cook of the Cataract,
kpled.
—McLain...liar keeper of the Olenene, blown
asho;e•anil . liangerottely wounded
Darifet gasmen, from Wertok county. In him..
arm broken and bully scalded.
Francis Cadent., a hotel runner, slightly in
jured.
George Wwiltington lialfe, hotel canner.
dungerousfy'wouncleif in side,—right fart nearly
revered Item the body—not expected to our.
rive.
Michael Dann; arm broken and scalded.
George Reeder and James. Vides, hotel run
hers, miesiegacippened to have been Ines
Mr. Staddiford, from (thin, blown overboard
, lig it tly la-flirted —raved s?
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• The names ahoy° were all thin we could Bath
or frnm dfeltreetl4 be It all depended' on. Some
twelve Or fifteen bodies . were timintyil on hont,i
and on ?bon,' a very few of which coOld he blen.
tiled. Cop. John Lee andjannly escaped in
a miraonlons manner, as will helicon below.
The scenes witneeseil immediately after the
(incurrence of the cataarophe are of the most
heart-rending description. We notienkfeveral
men, their faces IlltlCkene4l. , therr Mother Wet and I
soiled with aches, hurrying along the levik an ,
crying for relief One body on the Cataract tali
the head blown entirely off. We saw,
legs of a boy or girl, the holy having lodged it
some ether direction. A number of physteiona
were in ottendunce and rendered every Service
which lay in their power.
The body of a tady, so horribly mangled that
it scantely heal together, was taken front thy rte
Inn of the Cataract's ladies' cabin. She was not
of course, identified It woe thought ` thi*Sti
had:been blown from the ill fate I tiletr!.a ...A
• ,, t1- girl, aged tabout thirteen, we. also piolleil
Up Ott the CALARnet, and it was for at white bet .
lieved thatehe could he saved .itut n
umjnatiotshy the physicians revealed oneattvw,,
fatal wounds, which Induced the opinicib -ghat
shelp/0111[1 not survive mini morning ' t,
'The bathing Glencoe lodged at lirstabout the , .
foot of Spruce street, wbere come of the
von who hall not escaped by the yowls euccesd•
ed in grainibg the wood boatel and thence ieach
ing shore. Afterward, the swung round and
floated until within a few blocks of 'she gas ,
merlin, whore she permanently loilged,arad bairn
el to the water's edge. The fire was comma
ideated to the wood boats she had paseed,eaven
of which . that were fully freighted were 'ale . .
stroyed.
. ,
Five other empty wood? boats were also eon
serried The flamer ?grew' next •to the corded
wood on 5h0re,..,1,t is entimattal that from 260
to 300 cords woe" ?ohm Fortunately the
fire did not spread to the o boildings oh the Levee.
In our statement of the injuries ta the steam
ers lying near the ()knees when oho eiploded,
ire failed to give all the particulars. One of,
her chimneys, we are informed, struck the after
cabin of the steam,er Georgiademolishingifoom -
Pletely. The etarboard• forward - rgaiard ofiihe
Cataract was greatly damaged.
Some slabs from the tables on the Glencoe fell
on the hurricane roof of the Aleck Scott, pene
trating it in several places Ono of the 'scaph
pipeecoutared the texas of the Western World,
demolishing enteral state rooms. - Flattened
sheets of the (Himmel. boiler 4odged owthe
decks of the adjacent steamer. , One of her
floes was driven in the lading cabin of the Cel
an:Mt. Timbers were strewn on chore, and
bricks front the works about the hollere,,cast a
considerable distance. The report of the expto
sion Was heard far in the western extremity of
the city, end the oonctmsion • felt as high up as
Third street. •
`filers follows an soconnt of the editor's visit
to the.destl room. the bodies, none we ;.,
r ecognised except that of Copt. little eon,
IMMIII
which was in pineal, and that of Mr. Denny
-the clerk.]
OHIO AltD PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The following letter, communicating the pro
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Tile WOUNDED. ceeln,gs of thd laic Stockholders' meeting of the
We risited, SatimdaY night, sill°''abck. 6 ' 4 Pennsylvania Railroad in relation to a subscrip-
Hospital of the toter of Charity, in company
tion of stock to the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
with Dr. Mahelare, and by the ladies ebowo all
the wounded. So far as we could, we obtained road, was addressed by Gen Wm. Robinson,Jr, ,
the names of all those yet living. They are as
follows,
Wm. Callahan, a fireman, from Ireland. Ile,
is not dangerously wounded
Jesse IL Harrington, froteCook county, 11l ,
formerly of ()hie He has a fracture of the right
thigh and wrist,with injuries on the taco
Samuel Sloy, a man who went on beard after
the boat arrived, probably mortally wounded.
Daniel It. Ilenman, from Wtirrick, Gibs.
county, Illinois. His arm is broken, and be in
badly scalded.
Looms McLean, of Ohio . , had a flesh wound,
and badly scalded. It 19 3.louhtful if be recover,
Thomas Oarroll, of Liverpool, injured in the
head and shoulders, and dangerously.
Wm firethwad This aimn is no badly wound
ed, that it.wan difficult to• .get any'pring out of
!inn Ile will not eurrilie Ac far as we could
learn, he is from Berchand, England, where his
father keeps a trtnl. lle had about him a large
amount of money: which han.been taken care of,
and Kai,' her amount was to his trunk, whiuh, of
cOnnie, is lost
frees, n passenger from Belfast, Ire
land: very danger curly wounded
Win 11. linthright Ho liver in Missis,ippi
and was. passenger no his way to Visit lu .
relnlives in (iallaway o..nniyr The Porto
thinks he will recover.
Frederick \V ((orlon, of (lemony. not to,
tally wounded.
John llrobern, only a sprain of tbe nub C
Thomas Donohn, of liora.eine, holly injure.
in the head and I qie rye.
INOrick llr.Laugbhu, tut Irishman, from Ne
ark
Iti addition to the,, there were in the Pea.
House, two worsen, one of th em ~
thirteen year. Cl n(lr. and is man. Henry
ikerntl, thr.econ,l
It Ivnn cegottnly one of the lite.t peittrel
we hate ever wtittetewth awl thereeeveti
yxny hf them t.extteuttly
The eS , are 01 Captmtn Jelin Lee, and N p.
Atoll of Pin fttintly, it. deem,' glniceo throveter
tml • 11 hen the ehrigte .1. teek plare the der
hmtt.l4 igare rngnged ant the ,etp.tht, tt
mg beentAlert aL•la,,ro, the tt , tttin
Ole forwar,l esti ont.ty ht the Itorrh,tilv , tee:
etintentling thrtr operation.. hi the n.titto
+troll he itch:tote ntlifte ~ 1 the`
hplc , •l
ott.in hint shttteretl ut , tn. .tn
he felt the Thrii—n et 11., Joel, 4" a 10-h h
-toed give .4:4, 1:-tick. I, ete• .I,lt
Ile fell a .I,tance of prol.,.bly bwenty dr knent
fife tret, oatrbibg stet, At the 0.,. re rr
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nett tr ,, 11. the tut••tertou nz I inf•er- bet .e• e.
re,,cenb .Itibliong the ,abin 11 by - ,
rte.l Ibtek to the In.lte. e.hin, when, e
11001, ni IPPNIKe ttlvg7
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c.krt ttn Lee n fr,ci.tre nb..nt th..h
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VILA, Idenryl.,. 1,11 itijur. I
dlnirittee'r, tiear, - de liuchamin tz.ran he
(rota him +tfany or h.. frie
hare railed tonii•arati. ai the
denevirig that they ardii.l toil hint amon,
wounded Ile ha. a famiiy in thr mty.
dor - gland, hut we could:hid their Ida.,
re.idetice to inquire after hint
tic Poly, noticed ina the boa I
C.T•n. ddriker. I..+y in;iired
ilod it amp datedits Its,. .11
had a •.a he h, , fe
turei
IVrn Itranws. stnk, u.tt,
pr't
l'.lrnelaur M. B l"itrat,le, c4rpentor 11.. L.,. I
to.i Ituchattv.a utaiin,.orn Wt l'lr
tall t., n,. plo.p.mr lia.
, , u , sa etrnal i.rry r aa..111,
11c1...at, h•ir keeper. ...cc e , h .r:--t..r
ynjnr. I
t• Act uct /,ar from the c 11... i.it belt
11,0 e.c.p..1 vi Thou injury
uvt:twrcv • J.A.,1,1114(1,4
the , en.l.ru regroter of he Crier:ere won trend,
10/ or, ether hrroit4 mad rrepere, r.i 1.11 orl
i_j . nrog, hoer We cep; It Teri...rine
Srlanothert,l W Nerrtr.
Apaae ll.lrringien. Ilene., IVerrter. Ire
plrete, fretermingten, Irtartheray, Rini:horn,
IttruirJre,J r' Port,,, Frani. Inge..., II Ire
roe, Kureheele. Potrrek Fenner, II It Ileeslar.
Jre. Edward, !Oro Itenter, Thee J Water,
awl ',ver t Ire shove per...eget, ertatr•rterl
at'Seer irrlennrt for Si Lore, lirey,!ht.,
honor :for NlttChest II at New irtr , roo-
Slentphie, it berth, at Ireton gouge 1., tri
Leat , . Ilarroen. or litter, !Inert for Mrrertt.rm
et7.
fhreo other, in the led,. rertrin ore rnxrit e.I
bertha been taken. bet Ore' ewer, ere trot
tether rorerre may elan hone torn relrell
:red ne note Illot•IP
Nlefiathey embarked at NIIIOiII, f.lr lllrbelar,
601°11. nI N lit, for Lee 1•1.... r
Prmeetoo j..r tti L t Ka
1,111, at ()Am.., La for liolent; l'aemi, at Nap.,
le.. for Ifelen, I..inningtmut, at rite, Co ler
1.11., at Nietoplii...S II Nimirele and daughter
It Niemen". for n't Loo". J Young. at Niemen".
f Head No. In. J Pritchard, at Weill
Mcl'huetere bar kindly furnished n with
Ihrt rubloined of tinuditt., t e
if the
wittiniliul lute jertlay afierne.itt
John Hyatt. En eut gineer lir l'ope atopnilteil
right thigh for eumpounti (metnee.4 the knee.
c.f. , untie.' The. utter not ni the
hospital
. •
Pal Nlr.(ilneklatul, Jentey Pity Injury of the
ankh) and bruised gener.Oly—iluing
iliimen 11. florriogteni juitt (rein eitilifornin i awl
linen near Chleag,), thigh and writ frnemre I.
hull otherwhw badly hrutertl—will probably
the.
Win. Callihan, Wieland head nJcrr , l,and body
bruniell--ilaing
John firnhApl, firemnn, (not injured —,lning
dmm~ei Flay s F.nglatof, head injured; and ride
brained --doing. well •
William eltrliikhwait, actor, head and face in•
jared —dank- tolerably well
Thomann Donaho, of Dithilque, badly Scolded
on the held and Neu, artnr t.lad b o dy—d mng i o l.
ernldrwell
• FIV Barlett, German, fare and head
mud badly. bruised Doing tolerably well
~Mr Dunn-4111+ , 1 and bruised Doing well
Mr. McLean, bar keeper. badly injured
-evert' plager C4er orural
Little girl, ;trod ,harem o birteen, ne
am
not known, an.l has not heel, redngnited or
"Eclaimed.. On another boat when accident or
Carrell . badly injured about the hood land is
prohably'dio
Ileamno—doing tolenthly well
Ttiomna Carrel,. Liverpool, Eng , bead and
shoulder ilijnred and badly scalded. I. ,g
Edward,McCreb, Ireland, badly ficalded, bold
injured and body brubled. Died exterday af
ternoon.
Mr. W. It. Carthwright, of Mien:. father
Nevi in Callaway, county. Lower jaw lectured
in two places: facts and head badly wounded:
right shoulder dielocated, and holy entirely
acalde4. Ili once In very critical .
Last crenlng, about ten o'clock, Mr. Carth•
right, thei
,nciati from Mieaiesippi, on hie way to
Colloiray,:died Before bin death he made a
'mixt/pollee will for the dietribution of hie
property.
George W. Ralph, porter at American House,
compound fracture hip hone': also, right ankle
and burnt. Died at Hospital this morning.
Governor Bigler, a contemporary says has to
edtt more bills In two months, than Governor
Johnston did jn three and a half years.
Hon. Enactor MARSHALL has written a Jong
letter to the Fdltar of the "Nthlo •Commrrrinl
Advertiser declaring that Mr. Fillmore in the first
choice of nlne-tenthe of the" Whigs of lientacky
far the Presidency. „and exprettsing groat sur
prise .Atha inactivity of his friends in New York.
lie say. that anises Den. Scott shall write a
litter giving pledge for his conree on the
sub—
jectof. Slavery, he cannot obtain the'vote oft
single Slice States
Prwaident of the 'latter company, to the Ciminci
of Philadelphia. Vie trust the . Couticilloof our'
sinter city will hasten to award the rettonable
hod eminently just domand made.
GIRARD Hon., P 111,1.1.111 A,
• April oth, 12452
To the Ibmorohle the Sleet o, It Coroner Cnlgnrii,
thr esly f Phdorirljoht,o
It tTkns(os,—lt wtll not, I trost, tin looked
upon :44 u warranted intrusion 00 lb,• part
of the n
to Can Vey to the City roue.
city of Phil elelphia copies of trio vroneedino of
the latPstockhnHern lilooolle of lb Pcnu.sly.
uialn.! Comp Any. which hare el...ejni 1,4
name in Ili VILio nll,l l'enn.ylvani;t It kilrool
roullomy
relittloits to the 13Iter I
hope, prove a.1.11/ate apology
ry peetfullr and earm,t ly kt“r4j.lt. 1 . .11
elide rli lion on your the
The elahorated and intelligent repot, of the
Committee to whom the glibit.Cl W. 14 refer re I et
a for r m
~
eeting of qmekhohl,, ,, , CoVurA
the who me le ground zuel rib tee the tindermgned
from the duty, ~, ,upying.hut aurud part, .n of
yoUr time in It, further elm:l4l,m,
It fr.on the rerud. th, ...freedom
to The et ov: • luy tine
aount) .kilmrhen, to the Amok 4., the l'etv,
ay ,10,,,,, td Ceti t'° 411 ;:n Ibletand&r
tor w•ra no
Allegheny. Ilett whenever theP
the Weeleell 11,.1,,w1.. rendered .1 e‘pedieol.
the l'enters,VAßlM id I "loran,: w.e.e,
To .11.1:11.014 , SlIt11 ,• 111 141a...1
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meetls., -to
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lithitte t.l Jvr. trl illP letter tre Ilan 1!.1*•rt1
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111, tlarilvy . '
Ia currnr 'when he lit, Ihp c i I
flan. .111 t.v I.v .ell.l &Inn It .Ntst i 1.11.1,1111.1
IfttAtietitt Iltv 5.11,11 nglattt-1 ..ny • k I . r -
Whtizt. rutty Itomtwor. .1 , 104
that when r,i.e l .tgatno r,l tt ...•
he repelled 1.1111 1.0,41 11.1111
I,A, if main rta ti,tl tell her ..; .
100.1
on no I.hgertog prrj,eliCe '" `' l to" hot . 1,
ta;zathat. F.lltnore, tor-tuhe ahtlr Inl . rbgro.ls
he 11,0. - .rt...1 L./. , 1 .1. tot. reght.., of hot osra
State and the North to geoei the otg•
grepll••• 'Tint of Slavery, blti there im—on.l the
lull VVlttg ..trenelit .he South .061 n.. 1 be
sottrentrot•.l upon Lite 'f ha tr, dlr.
._ r IN v I , ouscov "i
cVeb..ter.4lll that ...Jinn tot the are
eVen ..trbuger. Then,r• prejtolle, •
table to tho peophe of the `lto, Irherr thoy el• '".
5.1, for to prat:tieli they nmoi.l I" ql.no s iillo
pro,riptinn of all Nor.hoto nten,-- . rthelper fa
n• WO to Southern pri.t..t.niohm nr 1,1, Itnl
fact i. a ,toted, 000.1tIllitr , . nn Lin.
.I.le rtrrninent in prim i . 1 Ova. Sanleff
3 . 11111.0111.111 y 411.1.•
A state of circumstances idle 'mann 10 , 101 i 111.,...1..r. It w".t t.....t,e• r.. , 1.t, .41 ..11.. r
iallee.on Northern Whig, to oinitinquiry into the i i V" ' 4 " l ' " " '4 " - "'" 4 4 " "`L iv ' vv4 " loon ""
truth of the barge that lien Senn ems and 10 ! . " a :, ' ,l r ii. e iii,..iiii iiii•iiiiiiiiies .- 1 liitili 0 t.' , ..
in favor of measure, which they believed to he I iiv'ii i.'" 4 •
insulting and unjust to. them, and I eee pe.lieei 1 agty-.lon l'el • TIN,II. "1 all kin& execute.'
and tlikeolle4tit4ltiourti in theinaelvea With the dliii
; i vi ihviie eon e...,...44. nn.l O . 4...a....,..t.1.. rftl.,
Ithe_raqty n nil accommodating temper yr Isiahi a ,::' .'""::;7 oil
,:. '.. .i .:....,":: P.. "'" 3 " '
s - . '
have cif irk), distingukhed the mosses mil lead - 4.,.1... VIII 11 . ,...1. 11,11. 4.t Ls.llng. Ila • itaLlent. i t 41,1.,
Cr, of heal of our political parties in their dehl-.' "'•"'':.'"'" '''''.:' . i ' • "`"' "" I '''''''"'' '''""' l
logs with the South, the Whig, of the Fern !
States ore willing
. to adopt a Southern nom as I
their candidate, provided be issues no ',noires- I
to of limitilily and proxerirtion motile! them —.. t
Some iiMutherti politiniana, bondedhy the i' Alai, 1
which long distracted, once liotrayeil, earl thee
left the Whig, party, iti.i.t (hot each .4 rnithirrs.
to shag ho issued. They inaisi that lien Scott
shall first he made nilions to ttli 1 11111.0i4very,
anti compromise, end moderate Whige rd the
)
Free States. They will not.vots for the .mote
candidate who receives the votes of iiAliolition
iista ' Why the men whom ales call iillioftfain
isle comprise three fourths of the Whig party of
the North. Ilow many Whig'Ntates di these
modest gentlemen control, and how many v o te,
do'they cart. They control the party in Georgia.'
Florida, and a few other States. Now Gatti the
Bret are hopelessly le . et to the !hip.. They aro
as certain for any lit,einecratie Honker or ri•-in
fromiser whom the Lattimore Convention may
present, an Alabama and Virginia are: and the.
whole "union" faction will go for that caieli
,late. The genuine Whig Stateior the Sclutk
insist upon no such test; and If they did, North
ern Whlgs would nut submit to'it, The pulps
hie object of this entire contest shout men to to
procure the manifesto discrthesd. If issued b -
fore the notainatien it would defeat Gen. Snott
in the Coivention, if issued after his nomina
tion, it would repel elfry Northern Ilectoraf
rot, although it wool-1 sectire some ten or dor
en otherwise doubtful SOnthern
I learn that the adjournetFmettitig of Whig
Senators will be held in the Senate Chamber on
Friday, when the report of the Committee. al,
pointed nt the Piet meeting, to confer with tfhig
>knitters of the Iltmo, will be receive I-
find that a noparate vote wan taken on the
adoption of the Iwo rearpromine resoiationn ou
lotalay, ienolution wan that
which mnyli mgeosal locution of the Fugitive
1, et. The vote upon IhiO wan 100 t o ad
N orthiru Deinocrniii
.inthero
Siiiithern Whip.
N:trthern
.;"nthern
Northern I.rfnomnilA
.
'r zt. M. on WedneAd3y the
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Itr rat r..r•-• bang a'., th..ntira latuarta. t; form
tar.. rt.untat mat
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• Purir•n• I..ntott Itt; • •• not/tont tilo
ttutlist, to 20. t. Non bolow -••••••
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,,
ennsylvania Rail Road and Etress
, Packet Line.
P•ws“.l • •
Behr,. Piroda,gh, I",trk, Phtladdrhea and
310 miles Rail Road, 72 miles CanaL
TIMM. T 1110. 1 ,111. Alll ItTl YIII 111 11 , ‘Ultr
Fill E TIP 1 . 1111,A BELPIII.I 4 ILI LT. $lO.
MArr. - r, tt ww ••‘. t:okroarAury flwn.
Og N the opening of Canal Navigation a dai-
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a: va s e.
th.. I . .norrlvarkla Itailrood A
P ‘ a.,. haat I.ar. v.:Arun:ll ~err .rein oo •I
take tho Itallrnad at Blair.
r.ll. :AAA t .tar al no..A. cnnAno, thn I . ..rtage Road :o 4y.
Artl• 11144 11l 1 . 1.11a.1.1Lia halnroor, Amer n.at
Itnlnntone P111M.47/11 arrl , al at Hum
I.oroh. haln. the Kaproes Train Carr or Iho Italtlmora and
guaqu..hanna Nall Itaa‘l 10 that ear. annrln In Um. to.
pr0..4 to Waxlatorlarl elly.oanso rooming
p.rrag. or WOW Inforrnatrork. aPPII In
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• . IRICSKIAN MN. Mon. Howe.
ar te. Laxou a 00.. dl Owa.
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spy ots s t. , tt.. /..t •t o • •teo , •• ses int,r.-t Ilurtlcltitort•L, •trtit-r•
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to •••• ,anti s att-rttlivl t
Jlltl.l.laoll & C./1111S.
Monminz Goods. •
‘‘'up !! .t
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It, • 'su ms fit, %rib,
• Boston and New York Pianos. LI Xl•rtemv,
tl
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•v - ' • • • ' •. t N.alloo-4 norm, 1,1,th •.1 tA
- • -
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &c `
CST seeeived at Morris' Teo S:13}••• in th e
It, fort. r a, q uart
rel 1,1i11•. in, 4.111 *rect.-, re,.ras pnr r tit i tt.l
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ran. Goma v rer rouptlt •
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try., t, 10 and It•Xc ,owt• pxtattl
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:CD to Le found nt ~f ,Pitt street
.
hrr. I 4,111 rr mato a few dm, r
..1 darmiu,lltve , il* ouch
rt,•u• Yua tiatden AMA Ildy (1r441, sod
R d R.. Ake, it gr...
va..ty /d IL In 1.•• I,wh, 1 . ..0ti..1 I/ 11.1,1 d ,er...w• dr , ,
‘11,,1 whirl] w5111...1 , 1 at
w 12 NIII . IIA Nlllll, Itllt/N1
Removed,
Pittsburgh Foundry.
IIOLLMAN havn removed
.In their i•uildivio in liirstangl•am, trar
F • rri• II•vIng I.• proirtnrou, I, his,
wart. 1.11:111•Cnn, Lot lm ., alai lut•ihlu•rr•
•Ilr•r• th• hwit 1•1 mot.. arr
to furtiail, Sr.. with pr.,. tnia•
• . pr
a • 11., will I.•tain the ...0a...* eq.
ad al , ' priittilwyla t,. . at ‘1,4 . in.. ihi ••1- ht•
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n.te .111 :i.e. , Itw aria, •./ ii.l.MaN•
altlllilo74 • eti.
• L 11,11.1.11
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al , VA.
Beal Estite for Sale at Attetion.
• uround oil
uA6 on Crutrn Ayr., 1nt1...
Want. City ot urgh. hawing • , fon ,
C...utrs and ruutung o
47. ‘.l 11. n plan of lot..—lfw g.rnry.rty . 4 ..nn0.
1"r—
-
Shades and Blinds.
....
RAVE reed a large stock . of Window
Elden and Yplit Blt O, And Trimmings, for slap imr.
gplu Wol. ttUULA, Thud
ft , hr. Ituthitny, Third .c,,
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Once more ou Hand
`-.;.:
JUNE'S FRENCII CIRCUS.
7 ., :e • troupe m iA. Worid
1 1 3 111 S ,plendid . ;Trilulv.,, coMpri,sitig if:great
nuenh, •rtvg••• the prlnnpniln,
.Ir-n, I.nts.lnn. n•nu• and Syl , t-r•lnunh. • In
to Lot n.r ....I.,•only.topan.neing WEDSI,I•AI'.
fr"t nf the •11 , 1 !MICA Poun
‘l.l . Eli Hi I I•.r. 'nm..uw
1.01... • o k 14: 11,1.1.1
ieu, C. Franc awl nrizn
• nan lobo will a wit , . h..
W. le e L. f.weerete I . l,erei. • h.Seeee eree sot Me.
..1 merth. Artee.ervenee. .v'
r. Murree,
.ne• le I ll.* e• ese.rteet of lee,
,e , eel eek. Well erner.new 61.13e11ee. 'r'
Rev.
Rev. Dr. Bellikelley's Female demmary,
EV ESTI! Sesnion, c ommences on Wed
-7 “....1•1.::Dti, Trwrh., blgh abllit r . err zk,
I r
Puri, I• ii 1111:". 2.,
nu / u 1.144411.4 b
1. 1...r...A5t itzt.l
•Att patutto.r
1,1 11.-.1 ling And
I.lt At..-.A It t . talt..tt 11 41.11. F., 1,1,
httr4l.
Valuable Furaitare for SIJ
;I/Lb SW. b;
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the Orphan,' Court. No. :12
,11S. Tharril Term lo matter 0t he Ex,
taturr , lil3llll[loo
amau.nt 11. l•er, Fly
the relater. In 0, r.. 1.
"` JClerk.
Nt4kek' herd). given 1. all pernons
...t. th• ul,,r .111 alaeterre rr dultert
du, It. kkurth
i at.,
r;7.
tulltur.
: t Cp. ) ps t n .v tp .
ut
.
...1 , 111 . .g!..1 I:tbk.c.. Plain an! Furur..lll,
f 1,Y4 • On.b,J3oiht Pnollyks, I..a•rus
I .
I A 'his. iJo. reci'd per steanw
P tbr Auk by
n I',lllll VIM a
'5 l , 110 41,1 ITY 5..,,n%1 .4
•
A N OVES SOAP— • . .
•
10. ria Cirounoti Sior:
Dime Plata at,
P. •
4 fAr'sale by
• 1:1141SHR. LITT LE co
AILS .t OLASS--' •
I s ir?... 1 ,41,a.A z •..:
uh. t .. spanned Mser, fur sale
by tstsi stall:l.N. rrta: • CO.
NFI ICS' 01 L--4 , 111 , 1 1 1 % r i e i c41 , 1;;:r.. ! by ,
11 1 , 1.:1 1.0.11: 0-211 - bbl•. reed per str. Vet, '
~”.• vr ob. by
ROPASCIR, LITTLE A CO.
_IIA . I! , N , —7 bales rec'..l—lor cab? he
oODISON.,LITTLI• Co.
dt Lllt Ell SIIF:D —lO La. 1117 ue for sale- by e .
• r ROBISON, co
iitoN-360 . t;,. Mill 'reel - ;
100 llooC t:enh.pd for soh.
1.01 brpl44. - 4 CO.
I bbls. Oreafe ant t o t sale by
I 1 s, fioISISON LITTI Co
E I N for
j s . t . l i e r fA •
1 A It 12 EIT'S SPOTC - 1 - 1 7, SNUFF-1,000 lbs
l in sst mpall, rts , o.band for by
• KIDS I'D.
I • ARCH-40
tk far ,,
sale , by
f lATIIETER'S tIUM ELASTIC-5 grosi
ti nn.l , L i •LAR br ,
sys J. KIDDA
S J .
1.1 5 k ,!: -5.1 his. obi tbr i y Castile, Te.Al , e by
NES- 2 :1 •
FIRE ' arious styles,
a - m.llm P. MARSHALL.
HT : IIN i
.i i i, 'J t. t.P ,,, El2—New
-.P" 9 "` n:Zl:kk : -lir. 11 AIL TIALL~
(1 II I' WA LII PAPF,R-- , From 12 1.2
I 00tt... mO.A.:y•
• WALTER. P., II A RATIALL
L 1
. 'O2 ,
10 L-49, 1.,b1R. 76, 92, 9S per cent
,
J KIDUAK CO..
I V° conoignineni.
The,la; . '
•
I do dr, 41 .. de: •. ,
fr.
• an lit.-k anti White Colon Cw.lcoat..
1 ...Oak. Inset
I J san, Onra an. Me.
J, .ray .31,41 4111.za.,I.saili.ele;
, .
tLe ataou4rturer. , ..4 for emir. ta.ora
i..rran, Ay
al" multruy a LEE
DESKS--(Not Itcak P4iAts) a rely
I_ cone-et:dent artich., Jun reed and for silo by
J. It W Lb IN, Itook iJrrf ttatloner.'
npsi vu. r.. 1 Now. et beige, Tlitnl a Fourth.
k ItUlttlflVlELD.fiacea stock
IT of Barred p r.os s.lts. which lber are offering at
•ultahle tor Math:wind ansnmerltreaei.
pomp • 0-nil Pe , yard. apt
Springer Harbangh.
SUCCI7OOI 70 M. & W. EIAWBAUG7I.)
V 0313U55101 4 ; & FORWARD/NO ?der
chant- D. 00.7 tn floor. Wool sad 717010e0gearnally.
w Ita etre, and MI evekeod tt, rittabUltb.
•p 7 , , .
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l‘i Fift (* I :11
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Theweather yesterday wae clear nod pleimAnt,
net.] t. ••• hr merle< The
wharf ere•et.tml wen. .4 ettkottal near• ktaJ I . lle
.. tett tunt ,tirrttmet trent t...mt sr", erkkl. I. barter
thee et t, reel tot • te.r., et the
.rt [lot ott••.••• of receipt. - t•• oh)
I •
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tokot t 1
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tttt:t. • mut., ttrutnet• th•
1 Mutt low,
wJn,. la, • falr Jo al
“11'.t. itt ti4r , ,111‘16
ki ' l ' ,a . , Itm•• 111, at 11.11,..1 ulenst.s
011. , 17. mark. 5r.... , firs, a•th Leas, palm
tt ',lre.. 11 tolloa 1., sal.•• rop , rreal Lk us
40.. at ,••. sq.!, tu 11.0.4
ar 5k1.,10 -11..uller. ; Its t a ms as •
•o, le k oial las 41...• t V'.. 111 t 4 ,11, nulk,
•••• P. sulr• a: nr. r .1 , 1/ Its do at ol
b" . . 'r.h • P.:.a.a.17 OW 1.1
al :Vi4or rhoul.l.,.atal ise for ter easks rs _ .
au .k •.s,ar barn. at a: •,.• I.
BULK II r- 64- .Ir, ssit. at •U• s c. •
sssun.rmon.l.aul ron kalu • lerulL and tri•
.1,4. tab.. 1 2.kkum hulk kl,,lklers al • .. 11 .
kskl I.•.•aa• P. bet run° lon s..rsrn [inn, tk;
kv. n,. I lar.l at 0 . 0 3 no c.a., of
erx. naral.• 100 5111• 5.,, 1 tard, I at an. 501%5+,1.
1-11511—Sa., too .1: 5 ,75 alai 75 blas
5 ..
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II AV • ill• SL.i) XI :21 .^.lO
Ken,* an , lie,.
a!
n• .1 non 10.1 r It
ttt-ht.n at •a-. and it) etto
FOREIGN MARKET
111 rill n.ruiri
MEAAIt• 11,L.A. AND LlG,lrri", produce
11. , v. eir-ular of
..1 )111,...., r.(5.047
I.a.r+ . Tho mut 13.0:50
.nt•n,mm r
r m Jm irnr, uN '
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r , it•• .t.II
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array., antis t.. 1. taatt 5-.1 .1.• Mass
or is , .•has. th. kin& direr,
•.at tt.as stia• .I,rs ata,ss tittklt.• ttot 14 .0 1,5 sst , h
a.sn•Dtl a- 111144 1 114‘.. 1.444 . 41
e. 1 .4 ratt.ss satt. ~ rst haw s•a
..44•11 1. 44 t... 1.11 n. ft 41,0111 .1. 1.111...e.0rt
-31.4 41. litnAll 1;110 I.blss
Th.r. tea, eta.. Atut•rtran ti: r sitts..l
• a. 1 --• Pit -0.1 fnr Chau tat Alt. 1 ss• 1., ts) hut
s.n.sat.••us Oars. in 11,• 1 •C .1. !Ic.ut
tT.T....•• of .•rt • 2.na,
4.1 11. 4.1 4. erf. If, ctsar•l Ita fasr
Crars.t... r Etna ssoatter...l to , Las T 4 rt 1 1.% 5
1,1:a, • ntstar- 7 Bantu,. ra . ...htto I Ix. I.
l'lstl.,l.lah schttAsst l tS 2 l.l.lstia,l::a
rz.l 1,. 14 t • 1. 1 . 51111%,.1 tnix,l 5+ 4 I , 1.14
gu5141.• held tor t•• a• •sors.s, 'lVesten,
1•1•• as.4.lsta. mt.! Itssll.ll, , r. 1, .1 sa atup
RIVER INTELLI(ENCE.
TEAM BOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTITRES
Palt,.
, ur,..4, 111
N...•
Ctr.. mum, I, mmal
E 1.,. in•volv
,I..te•tusrl
4,5.111, 5ur.11-t.
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•
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At ry.1111..
J. 1 40.1 ,1 .
%.itttor... slli.tris.
Itrurpal nc.
t
• MOT, L . KA VIN , i Tr
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1.01 lit
N ASIIN
to.SI.LIi M...
.1,1 %NAL
t,
...I dark.
Pree - "T c WATER AT' ClvellfZlATl —The
i•hzeinnuti pai,re,ste tine I "Ina, taekleht• Inucting Lb,
et Mat r.e.nt. The Atte+ .1 the , Lh eara - - •
-
• l'h. mour,ir‘ty vorsul+ arnunu fhlp' csrpria
•rurf our ortirburin,y .ovro Fultru , ihr water haring
—n ••rrr thr .trru•..l m•oly Lot Th. rtrurnbuets•nn thr
. • • •
• e.. •• •-neraili Ae. r. .4,11.1.1 , 11 by 111.11ry
and bairnr• anti nomanar pile+ nt have be4.l•
rare.] pri iear.ll. prate. their Onlitt,./ off There are
r. • In , tr.., I nnat a; Jutattataiia. , l at Iladente, 2at
.1 ••. .41 rem d..'• ..etientlidien• aanuelt
lent ei re. ma., i..1.ent.1 would he Anne. 31e,.,
ti a 1 .4 Volt Li,. hat , x large ...Mitt of luta
er an etin not , . ron ban .L .0 ttnno...l to Ti.. rntnitnl ofr
ihe 11”. ltJal LeAtaitnd brattier rat?, are eitteteFind.
nal tile 1..1 ILI, reele naer the watervrnijoi with tab
I nie tllll..at
.1 It.. water 11.11 arnand the
e din en, t..
hut the en.ine retain. , to work until
ine mat. r nine mit the fire thii ;rho. water Is
•Line;•• rinnzer depict the Ti. 31. ttialr.4. and la
Ittr , /law. Tha tenant,
11.1....41,11 mad 111•1 1 . 1 .1 .111.1.1 1 .
to
I n•a - d te. diet tit...n.6 *lat. the share below
Plante -in el bat, t YVI.I Ac.,ml by . water. Al, alloy 31111
I'...reet._ them l• unman activity nit rarinc aint neuritic
•te•m ann.. 11.1.1111..,/.. ate" •
't-.43""The Nonpareil of the tall eaye--
— Cant, Jan, ea, la3.t nt lal hernure '33 thipenret as re
red a •hart 41‘.,1, .0 the n0..1.- 13e tn.. mt.. , )Y. -
I.3rdne, nePt Weak 11, tan., ot beim: 3 ,- t3 ant nat. We un
aatmmt that any ,ta 33 haul-at te, unrecants are
with :13, mow enatlitian ler ,{330 , 13m3 , 133-ne covered with
3-atar, hut pertaatly atenr, ,
aethe ran . 11111 t a. li OW lannilnyie.. nein. nhope. plax,
na• achine, ant han fanntlera , e. r , 33 the Inner ill s or
r,,0.1 nem, Yn3113,. Cr...venal. sba ant, ILIUM: the ye).
l'ar, an3l in 313 , 33, nine., 3 nearing tha maehtnny. : tionta .
1,3m,1a lew ret 3,r3 Infae nuanlTtiea at trood. vaneb was
anal ite3 33,,n3.3 at.,. haul.. far atenintant nat. onatottostnt
a 3.133 W .. tarsi lard, is, abut, Inc nma - thre, Miley dolt
t3rt par ennl ter ,:.,1 .
.
lea The Cincinnati Atlas, iu noticing Capt..
-..rnitoere: new st. the I.lint.le, art. -7
• SilY 1. the lurtreestnertt eteatafennaheter landed at oar'
.bar( she text. hhitt htt , ttrah for the 1.400t1 sod
sew ttrieens troth. She i• ttcatner inttneuseragmacitr t .
:t i built oho, for [nekton thohet than tor eplepaor_"
True eatetuth o• t 011... nal rotparar of the Illinek La
vet. the J. iot tbe enort6ott thn, O r . k
h oLettion of, at our .I.arf. nett down thert,eomethittreerllt
. heeern. In potot Of optentlor eopte;ty. tar of,
•nflitton that La. ever ret nonh.l fort, ttu..c paxte4 .. .
8 rEA uonT cmicer Hill
t.•4.ltrorno tte- aft-entetn of tda - .stth u:t . lull ttelme Paton
nt. thlrt, #.alro aeottnri rere tho itrarif t .
two orer
ull•f, the for wei estlncul .ti,e pr,e7tlr4 I , n her
trip. `ha Led Itooo oa tire' en". lo f.e.".ltxr Ins the. same
floe. ,
• •
-fr&-The steamer Mary $1 hens - Tralisold 'at
by orie'r Of the thaororj.pvrt to . s4 1 - 21.1., My.
::ont. of Carr&ltno. Om vorrll4,rio:
•
61111.E1•ORT. Vrn .1 6 Ilearrnml-..1t1 La, tobirto.a.
L. al, Win Dna',ham k•
;Lc,: 11, LI Gran
ht.llll - .... 1 .41,r• Nt... 1111 *the., 15"11.1.116
1.1b, , ..11•b10 Wur, Atkin , . 4 Smanl.F 4 .l.srdorter..l4.
1, AAP:IX, Vr
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ILL/I. l•ca tlsvm-1 , 4 bah. col.
a cn. 11:, eke Ow+. , b.llya.L. LI
C., 9 15.1...., , mum1, liltur,ll.lmor•:, a. Co: GOdfJlk,.
.I,IIR.A•or
M Matheltrve: hlula Lacr,e, N ll l;alcii.dta,
1,1 nl.l. ccaolaue,.. Int Jon 1,1,11 ail.tl. WILE
rtann a Son: Irom I•omlals.I. I . •
BRIM ErunT. Pia 173
~ W mr. .,iltazrth - , Nobl,t. , to., lion II 0..0 ,3 00 , 10 hu.,
/
1 4a tt: -. 4 h. bar ,I% .I.frcrra:
11113.;,hata Cu-
ST. LOUIS, I'ca bl.l , dr?
dry bae, II Bayard: WIN. a
2 ht• 1.....,"•\ tut , osiJ
k Ibi hss It, lit.yveh 12.
Laic 1 , 1 1/.1,-11 lO 5 bale,
li Gun.), b S. ill, bogy hot,
W. eJoutiona t G.. lot 0. II slilteu
beraor: Im, Let. molasw J Corks.. Lbda
eallth s Nadal; In ru•Voconk ti Lnoh Cu 1r)
J k It Floyd; 215 00.
• .
.
N - EIV CIIIIELSL. Cra Praita-1/ LILILLLI.,r ta44iset, -
.1 a II utcritaon 40, 1.1.1 hhilL Lugar 1.4; so. ~..,4 4, .,,,,,. ID
LL• new IS bLIs Lugar hc.roe th01a.,.....14. Dallgll a 1,..) 72
Ina. Lugar 1.. t4tga 10.1, legal. J. Ihtl:t ti 5.1,0. 116 17.1a4Ls
po gar To lAA* !pa:AL:Lea o 410 crur sugar, I , On., a t d
Ig.Ohd4L.a.sr , o he's saulasys, Park • Ir A L.., la Was
••str, g• 64 In tag., huuLe mot .44., r. h. f 4t. LS ALI. a,t
-,,,
4 ..L.r. Ituchrtd: a !pants: 2 , 4 L• 1414, Lu,n, e• 1 hkg.ht ruaar.
Stmlelt a Om ' 3 LILIsIMAS , T,IIIta,,, & 11., IS um.,
.. 4 ....
art hoes. u•nt sae., 1,11 KIIII, .q I: L.,. .1 0 Ilaritril
L.ln. tlitf , - urr, ‘l , Li. 4444 , .• Lnake root,
i bbi orabzu • 4.441. k 1.. I . rnssrk, L 4. I LI / t 4.4 brim
-41., atttrgS. 1 a.... rliral• I tall 44, /14114 r s. 4 : 44 tOLLOLII /
1 .1
ell• 1,144,. S 114rottL a C•. . ,
DEAL It. It. r c o. Sec:La-2474. 14:, tLeL4 44 t. 14 . :* btitter
11, Lgs • lent L a ILL. mil Latter. 1 It Lus .44;4.: ' .
111:AVLS, CL SloctlS. tr. No . ..4gi• I 441 a hixr. J Par
1.....5 Co. C. has hardware, i/m II iugha:u t 4,.. II Las true
ter 132 4 rjecluLere 13 au salr rata. /‘ I;-. I4.:0•L: tt Canewil
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R4II, ROAD CONVE_YANCE4
Yk:NNSY LV t. , 1 I:A I t:a.l It —EAIIT.
oar; Ellat.tt trai.
F.a.pgras Evatiing at
IAIIO & PENH EA LI AN I I. gg l f 2 .+AD—W}ST.
K
Tba Laaaa "aiz .4,1. Casli•roal aat tattoo at 113,;
'cluck, a. 11.. and arnaP. at 4, o'rl.a 4. r. day
- anagaing Sun.lpl. The Acrn.riaa.lat,.% train leaveast lP
Removal
SIGN 'OF THE 41c)G-Als; KING.
No. 253, L. I tr.niy PT It IST.
Ntarly Oppo!tte 14 , Spi Atz.de TaPern. •'
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Town, .u 4 :Law ont.l ,n4,....a0
iawmill Rim and Phillipsburg Plank Road
tneCting, tit Om ,1 :051,11113biotICYS JllY
pninlet by au Act of andorgatutl
a tympany It? en:lstvan/au • Flout' 11-4. Imam rases:Lull
toin Crust - tier. tnonnbsp. A11,.., n
Ipaburc. in Deaver vonut>, n‘ Estes In r,lbburnh,on Vw.tutda, the 04 to t. the 111111.0.1,.
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pertptlon ti the et., t to the wti,ll.lana nnyd . •
Tuerafnee, notice hereby slow tWoks for the
rtitecriblion of at:l stock will tw town., at the tollowlng.
placer,n.:
At Ract,' tavern at the ninilth :awmitl RUN..
Tuesday, the At 61 Mn;, and enotimuwop n for tjte.e daya
At liteuttaetown, on binoder. May, 124 COW
Unita etenrt,r lauds) , ' •
And'at Ptillignburd on )lculAy of gar, &Bei to.,
open 1:r two dam.
• !bares $25 eacta,
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Jks- Perm :norm.
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