ITTSBURGEI GAZETTE V kl.lBll Et. er • 4),, PITT 03 Oa G AY MOBNIS6 , APRIL 20, 1862, Antlmasinie sad Whig County:Convection IterTho. Whig. Bald Anti-Masons, of Alle -10.2r otiOlarr mot Itarllitattray: the hOth altar' set at tha urinal 'Lon of holding orbaari Eascaluso lo thrtrcoveral 1. 4141 artriata. ' • • -- c th. torradloil arlabagsolf at iettoelt. P. IL to od* :Lore at raccopt toarcp.24, In the elloosboilir Pik tocriahlo at ahli.cth. • to crlkrara at 7 teriodr. and la Mu anrotal.warir at. 12 o'd•coth to actiourn at O'clock Ulf .ohothla la I. trthlt to he IV hank . Leh or Cho aloatlao &theta to " 6 . 4 t.***ataa ' Co. 'Array Mounds., to ho bell at Nu Court lloruyin 'bolsi. the clad ar 3ahr Ulorriat. at 10 drioclic ILiarecoralicatu • thltat ti. supipur Oa - torttr, lb. avocet Daloter akatiou. • ' • • .kosual ult . : • aiming:ilk ofcLm.llss of Oonvoliatuauce. • PIIK CANAL oustit;tistoAim., JACOB 11912.614$ ar suss cot:river. 141/111/611:1110.1.11,106Toitstau k'dt ILL ,' • wuttat gueseu„, • Jairs K Dming. • 4. JIM , P. VO.W., 17. I , r. ./.0. liCtUl44OOll. S. 44nracca 91eimax., Kau. Unita, 9. Jana W. 91:94.n,19. . I g.. i 6 1 ,901, t. 7. J 41144 P 541,3414. Altraneo Raman.; Ju 89u.n..9., TI4OXAS J. Swami, 9, J.P. ML•4ll‘ll..'Lamm 4 Losa. 19,.Canto Wetlax. ais.palurnur warm; tttr4.. • .Pitivr• skritRADING ILITTIM-WILLIMPOUND ONB4CII PAG44,OP. r.IIIS,P4P.pi.. . . . , !.DAJLT PORRIT Cl777lfil..the title of a epirit ed Whig ,Dilly penny piper,. just ttarted In Cleveland, .byJ. under flattering maggot , . ' tt iruPPorns (his. Seoie fez the Presi= doing, and piovelsea in ethane. lib/weir 61 . 610' awe et Atha pvinalpleai ".. . i • i Pisa Sisawasaans..."-Ife 'refer ear raiders to the adrerthasseet , of Wit. fiewleadotbe. Gas for tales quo:silty ;of exceed - mei chills etrawberri:e*Sts: llisAlpine Strawberry is s Leh which ems' sober of Sae lisdicioos fruit should -east. if tie piste as pot' out' sow they Still bear this 'easioa to • Moderate daps tie advise. all6o,.friends who are so lash favored 'as to owl:: • garden, to press sae of Mr. Newland's plash. - • Ttis BOSalltlislOIAL• di•POSTIOXYZIT BILL, Lit fallen betweea the nooses of our Legitla ter,. Tire'Coremittes of'Coafereace ware rata ble-to ;ire At aggottats the Legislature was at work "pan a neW bill, but of its pecu liarities we bare no • iiformation. . , . Az Atomic= in Rome, in a letter pubUshed in thelie , tc : York. Tribune, gives - the toilowhtg *mount of his preeeotetion to the Pope. Ills Efillittess appears to horn about &II 111CMIngel kaowledge or America lamest other unirsvelled Taropeane: • "The other clay, mid withent our desire or re- L_est, CllZlka summons to' the Pope, and ac - oordln !la glrire had an audience at the Vatican. He was vary affable and pleasant, and has ha attractiveness of face anti matinee which the we 'Tem Pit - None!, took muff constantly, - dropping it on bin white dritie; and after inform /0g me that steamers coahl; go from New York to Liverpool :in fifteen days, inquired whether. they stopped for.toal on their pm:maga. Re also announced to ma that BoiMn was the ;peahen. city is .America -therefore you lee teat teat queadoa is settled forever: But the half-hoar In the ants-chamber, whileleo were waiting for the audience, was the meet melancholy of meeting'. Amid the perrertr, or converts, as they call thmaielmm, all dressed In black, who were waiting, three was that sort at dull sad whllper . lag, with gloomy chasms of silence, that oppress one while waiting for the clergyman's prayer at . a haleral." . ' Anothes man bas - lbeen murdered in New York b 7 the instigrsion .oe: Reis an Irlabman,' named dames Porter, liaa,beiten so badly by a fellow oonntrygnia, iimed . iluctuel Kane,. in s • Rum 'then, that be died . on flaaday night that . 131mb are ltieStterenliiiOf the Linnortratha. The Anti. Manny reeolutlotum sines Introclooed WWII* hleassahtteetts Howie of kit: reesetatives wen indethately *piettpoeeil oa Sr by vote of . . _ . • frolltlt CAIIIILIRS: sel .perel.! -,. T ., a aoloied Perlogueito articled to ter 'rico on so Eoglitti:brig, vita 'titan lecenq driven iota - Ciarlest4 by atnia, of aritather.hae. log been 'nested end andnitted to Matthew, the 'iiritisle Cesindat that port. has applied tojadve Whither; thrieuglehls dodoeel, Mr. Pettigro, for a writ at Sates* 'torpits.. The Jade" Lae refused so grant the wrik and riotica of appeal boa been evil' She -nne, Marmara, has yeasslogally raised epos the inr. prisosaseat of ooloreel east** who max Wiles in the ports of that. :theta,- , itscr. there. iiateeri probability that It will ultimately be serried up to the Sipes's& Giant . of flaltad ?pities for seljadiostios. Thssoromplialweest of lid/Point' will be nasstabwrWas thoob)set of the stlailott ta Cliariestee of Xis. Mi. Han et eiriirtibi! „ setts, sio was politely but fordbly entaidict. that Carolina meld sot weetalialelia twat/four We shall see . trbititisr iha Palmetto Beate hill to the dathelos of the federal Costes. An. aced oa eyavitry--15 the , abeeticief I , 'any nes lettere from Guy Boon a Politica topics, the lon:ride ere very bury in radii op mad Lilting tut aid ease' The' Viretdiii - bd t : ; - tile to Goo. Seod feremin 'this uork.iad ne* likely to dike him Con Y bettor candidate jihad expected. The ..felleximr .extrad Mc* s Jotter mitten by Scott, acne time , die* to MY Atbiaimi of Va t fie • produced la /To Rielieest d• "Zi • • "1a boyhood, it %Musa : int Mart Tallie; • and In common with mod, if not' WI: ray COM . pains, I boson dandy •ber vied with the views gives by Jefferson la his "NOtee on Virginia," and hj Judge Taaket-to the. ippon-- . ' dirt* his editbm of Blacknomi'a Commenta ries, in feed of ' a gradual deincipatioi of elan. That appendix I have KM in TWIN and, MMc *ps_ han reed waren, anything en tio added; but my early! . Irius are e neehsniced. s h the for of a mat in the Vkibla Littinatirit ix the, of ,18a-2, when a bill r aft f to tad" 012 t them news, taattee'savai ,t .;y hearty erep—l .1 . . I uppposo I seareely need my :that,. ih ay opinion, Coogan km no odor of antheritym der the Conatitntien, for tenchingthe peened . or unmoor and slaw* within 11 Illati]!;?..f , .;; 4 a>Lur GOLD - AitIVAL Or A MRCP LOAD Ir ADOLAND: The London Globe of the'ith :Lott, has Um The packet ship jinn, from Melbourne has osetved WO* oesta,sith, MIS reported, £!0O.. GOO la gold ea ..board, from Rh Viettaia dig est., sad sha will bit fo ll owed by: masa other male. The NeMptsof/Lastnosisoid haveduriag the past week beset shoed t 400,000 In addition to.the present settsvWhlets value a total of i 600,000 from Sydaoj and aliabourue hi. the short space of ••wesk....Masibat the total is hum those colonies imam' stooo.poci Wing iho Mot two months. TAII Is most es tc* . Gem throughout We - world Is imuieSed: sad sad tido fair to continuo. It mast : value of every litiehl eigiutia; , A /Mtge from Emma of 17th Isitfi t,jl t: -- noteeltig the dePartam;of-thir emd Coda" for fipain;' 'km Just before leering hi iss tottered alebrank for sixty thousautdollars, mad:sup by th e eefi.. chants sad °thus, is the hurry' of the eameauti Ibrids thyme child:ea. He decibel it, hot they leldAis they would 'smiled him Wont the mi tts:Cities, se he had or right to &oil:4 hay thin belcogbig to his oblidema—mad bik vu compelled, relootesitly,likyteld.. Ifs.Sikes the sooty with him without animist .1t; for he le sseskiro, that this_ just AIM:MU his worth., born those who lomi rim Arida sirtiesiousida lbe.;—sed dare la no l ie le thi to PIMIXIIIIIIO M of 00{4 . 111 ar Burma : —The Ns! York ioresiser•aaaalad c 1400a8, 7 - big pulab,bikby a M. 10,00100 Il; a a:tak . re f ddatt to will geode by simple la Utiatitikte. Sack a lay laa tans pasesd V Pensaylvaais eod Ka. yyta,d. TiaLaip*ore ft hiamionmrip l i pro pos to ntilma aa tbapp States 14 imailas We honor Gen. Scott as . a military comman der, and we respect him as a petrol.; but we must sodas that In his present My position, we cannot and all not, support him for the Pres idency. lir. ilitsulYtentAlAhlekolgt,lod Hr. Cabell, hails *arm] itirsouninemampott 'the ...promise Arissitions- ijii private miebvereatici we !mu that ifpf •:-„limsel4 :dose notliesitabsto avowal; 'Concurrence in the linalifj of these great measures. This, however, Is netsufßrient • The Whifprof theltouldtend W 'ettleriperreoills: thing timnthenthls pearl approval. They re quire Mario iivird over his own signature, his approval of and concurrence Initiate measures: 1 and until-hirdotiste, weldoacteignictentiond bagwititu u mmysfrrslo6ll4l"Osul —a -I.naLB 4 ,3 flie-m , ' - ... • ' _ . . such iangoate.ir not.veralsambg. edlniNg from ouch a quarter. Nobody expects that Ms. sonri will vete ter the Whig Candidate, let him 1 be Wile he'ttlq, ' We have ob's'erved ereed that it is precisely: ( IY;lll:thODO..states that never give a Whig Presiding'si redo that the dictstiod tomes from. We will and we won% are bandied about at if persinis who use them could in any we: affect the llnil 'result. We do not dispute that Col. Cuantemis of the Republican is a good sod tette Whig, neither are we disposed to guts Con' Ids right to his proper weight as an Integral .. 1 4her of the party in the choice of a candi date, but we think there is; to say the least, a 'echo!' goticilaste displayed in threatening to with . bold - support support for the. purpose of controlling a nomination, when such eupport gannet effect the poen' result- • The threat Ls so Impotent that It is iiinply ridicalons, and the Scott men are More inclined to laugh at It than to resent R. The editor displayit s lack of courtesy sod medeery, when, in the•ssme article, he pro noneces the opinions, la reference (to their ownetatee 'of shrewd politleistn(who:live to Ohlo, Pennsylvania and New York, elittall gammon." Now we reerien the opinlok of the editor of the Republican to iliferettee to the views of the Whigs of Alhieouri, with a great. dell of defer ince; Re tells is they are lo favor of Fillmore snd.fite 6ulity of the Compromise. We believe it.- Bod;when visil-liformetiresidente tell him that the Whigs of New York; Penneyirents end Ohio - ire in' fiver of Oen. Score, and that no other ,Whigtiandidate; especially if. he were pledged to die Fugitive Slave Law, could carry them; he prenotmees It 'hal gammon," esys there Is no evidence of it, sod much of the like Import; A •modest assumption, truly. The Whip of the great middle states had bettor tend to hilsnotiri - to acquire 8 knowledge of their own opinionn • Fuson.;—The French Conant at Trieste has, by order of his Government; taken 'doted the escutcheon hearty!, the ,worde Traternite,' • and replaced it by the Imperial 'lle'polliical offenders who hare been trans .;ported into Algeria ore to be divided iota three categories. The find to to comprise those who possess property or ere skilful workmen, mad they ore to be plated in the towns on the coast, where they can live on their incomes or obtain employment. These persons would have been unfit for agricultural labor, and the en ponce of establishing them in the agricultural colonies would have been . very considerable The second category is to consist of ouch of the transported sa present , guarantees of good con duct, or express , repentance; they are to be placed in different Villages as free colonists, UP ,kr thi simple superininidence of the authori-, ties.: o skort time the.governmentwill prob. ably afford them pecuniary issietauce, so that they may colonise on their owe so-count. The third category is to compriac tho more danger 'out puttee or the intneported. . They are to be divided amongst several camps or villages, in bonds subjected to severe discipline: but their fced, sad lodging are to be carefully provide 1, and If their conduct to good, they may becoato free nolonists, obtain possession of land, god be joined by their families. The districts to which the second and third categories are to be sent, are Birksdem: Donal. Willow Coerce, Marla- Ain-Bettion, 'Alia-Suitoo, sod, if necessary, ',Titania and Hued Houton, In , thn province of 'Abgeriii; Bona, Csiobbier, and the Dreon, in the , province of Coast/inflate, and.klers el .Kehiv, in 'tie province or Oran., It .is espected, that the lithor, of the transported the cologisation of .41.1ptela. Tile.trofisporled Of the Ora a*, who are. ltd for the eatioessihe made ~to ahem, !Rind to.', send foe their rateitias,, :110111 XXV TaIUL I.,Potriem, mow otthe POO inertannometo.i. • I s I Now Tthot. rtrlr Tie Raretee biiPre#lTl4tt.,YaNemn and Jain Bends moon dial of WA,' Merit him and flows Tery.watinsinly that the sooner the National emanation-% wer, the &weer . will the i wiag' party • erne • its %tonal. (Mama and musk the common wring.' This wordy dell%can ere competed to tuithierygeriept thirecbiiimient of Paddy, Vie Ruth!! the - game shall* Ids header :ordrrrpd him _to tako b Lon• the, Mme cage, ,end who, woodered Chet i the pmplacions aluiedd Mehl, end rend each other ea route to meet tinge efriFsi birds. The sholeilitarrel; disgraceful co it Wes to troth, coothatirta, has' not, matte the “Bomprowson ney,the mom grehttehle to people here ' ~wlto do, not see Big propriety of dragging thisakoloton into nem dews and catentiou, to re-affirm' the belief hi' the Whig party le its iirtuer, and tt - stick hy It as the Demerits of "Virginia do tin the . Igeglallons - of V. - New - Tork city is eery eosin. to - do anthlng to frighten Soothers people .wt from the aity 4 bet our citizen are olive bunio n , led "ao not (Molt 'wheethe % Palm devils a curled hone to their - OVUM: Wane toed Mang heft,' sod thigh - It bird a, elneekahr noel/ . toatt: worth a donned ] bob &tier that„ we era content to let the polion all' - Patrfollitd, that ' mitobing triy:demonitrates. " guano lentottene Weal Aso barn contracted; for, to - be M host of rripler ; Hall, the perm Metre titan Hell: It it to,tuirte &largo frost on Broodwag;ond sla stories high, and, F er/not Is. nom% to the hotel upon Niblo's Isedeita. willetteinditont Broadway to Mer: l Mretreekeed home, of, the Bunt armoireea Is (owe - Ile ;first is 'Alio of polished whim marble ilia rep. non , teeny 14 he ~fde. ante nottyhaub, rad ; 116,000 liltely ,A400,,A1ke4 about eritl 11000 been ordinagy_adide compered , to th ooda s ted ten. jags put has been A SOOd lA9d/Ordli, )Xlt,,ttin naatif wide does sot lookk ea profitable.'. ,. . .., Ex•Howernor Johit Ifonag died &this residenne in tel. "city. yesterday morning of of comumr. tlnt,tatesh regretted bye large circle of perm- j al and political friends,.,. He was a Whig of the j Henry Cloy Itchool, mad We. ever knownto do a &thwarted's net mown apolitical or prime end:, He mien lording flem..Taylor OM, and MS appeinsd by him Allietaia, Treasurer, holding the oXim at the time of -his Moose. In Well jlttnt NOP ere e -little more buoy. set than epos yereetilsg, , Whim there *ensigns of panic, anda desidod Menlo& in stooks and cootadenot. con owedl • what crewed the alarm, nor Ma the re.eistkni:be explained, el-. mpg by the weal rule in Well area, dot/dugs alwaya go by ortdmies there; blowy% eery abundant and cheap, ad all the paper offered is very readily dimwitted at the legal rate. • Nat week a napalms in fame of Fillmore is to, At Triple , . Hall open boon . to bo kept; eirery , erretdog for the, Moods of • r. Filimout;and, upon Tuesdayof the inoosed l'eg week, a rally he tobe tondeatemtle *bon edepatation bresrected from Washington, lo enlightsaihe peep The Webster meet. og tare hese held and unwonted to nothing. The Fillmore Meighog. ounuet be. a failure, bat the Membly of the season is tumid to be' the one co-will Goo. BMA's /Mhos pettor th , , Then ou will bear of so nation that mane soots inik and which comb ham the pent heart of the , republia; from the erorking wee, who, the elation over, retired the* labor,,nor gable the MMilaa= Aa • speolumm of thatch* bathingibe people knit to ha» niat - wank ['annex the prices—a' piano bath ,2 ! eats, Diana 5 coats. and • _ - - - -- Arstalam frills 10 cents. The whole mach i nery of the establishment will be in order at so early slime that I shag , gips its hlitery mid ezperl. The next great reform we ,are lookiggfor Neer York, islite eismandefor Breadlto4llidna its safe ettlotefor Inept* to,mallt • 1n. ; .: It sauna strange to pe4le out ,of, town that a street so= famous and capacious, we Broadway should he d Ibut A* Kis. neon Trinity Church to. Ni co it Is' atwointely twit& :or lady to at tempt to atom the Strad, ind it htiettite• of good fortune that, ors gets _over anharmsar entl Leodos Alb ill tun millions of,ployderan show a Street to Iliad with caniiiit thig Brut !atery of New York,--41a,ffell coituswham our sky bellea,4lsplay tbadeßrasM of psr.7 o'4Tir, pinkaluern niks world mato to weethe , , ig r wpaper , ltaibecommenoed in this pity by 'Xir.il..l".`llsttall the former writ* of mossy_artiolse &Me- Beradd, , tha . i.o g g ent ,„ 4 ”, conun•reisindttor for Renee Matteotti !dims.: sink 411 6 1 th e lOnnar" earre9o , ld•St ot liashington,Tnicie 'Withal bias to wind *MI Erst w adlr, but .- for all that he eons*" gager that all 'teerehaats MAE miatactoretivAbotioarefttqf mid; ad I may.: . li,w}libe Rae saleable initiates and coVii" wit h 1.101 1 0 4 11 'sh n!!#F - ° °° T,oy the : „„ , VOw (battier des Mau r FRA3IIIL- [Translated expreetly Lze the Ptttebutoh Gazette. I , r ~, ' l ct -1 . , , ' --'-'...,--t •1!...z. ....t I't,tlil‘, • '''' - . Piste April 8. /...1 I Add Yee, latillY that each ditWouree of the President fain Welted a revelation. His late address to the members of 'the :different .contitt. Whithidbierealled to the Elywe to take their °allot office, at hie hands, has been the event of this week. The form and import of it have . beenequallyeetnetited end tifted=: ineteed of receiving thileatlief - .Awed Magi* , trite at the Turneries as had' betetheetee with the Senators, the Deprities and the Coma - - sellers of Btate,'Lonis Napoleon hail - them sum. mooed to the emauer apartmeids of the Elyse., as the Emperor or Louis XIV would hate dame It is esicktoo, that betook espeeiel pleasure in gating Int° the faces of the memberi of .the Court of Caestion who, en' he 2nd of Decem ber-wished to constitute the . High Court of Ina:' •tice for hi. benefits and that the moment hie ad. dress was concluded, he withdrew, in order that !the effect be was desirous of- producing nAght not be diminiehed. The presiding Judge. of two courts did not respead to the toll mill of their names, and this abstinence Is said to have • . been voluntary. • A Preparatory proclamation. of the Empire! has• been very generally construed from the' phrases in which Louts Napoleon declares that, since the day when the dogma of 'popular sove reignty arose to displace the 'pro/rape of divine eight, (en arrangement of words which was not model/Rimed design,) there has been no gain ernment so legitimate as his, seeing that his election of 1848 and 1851 Led beeti preteded by the vote et 1801. when four million:ref suf frages, in prodlaiming the hereditary descent of power in his family; derignatei has e. thr inheri tor of The Empire There is between this dis course and that which the Petwident delivered a few days before, between this exhumation of a hereditary right end his appeal for the preser vation of the Republic, one: of those sudden and flagrant coutradictiona which disclose the per: pie:ides of a man racked by different, and irre -1 conellable impulse's—to-day, respecting right. and reason, sad to-morrow, yielding to thy temptations of power and ambition. Thew temptations will consoler. I predicted as much long ago.. 'ln order to resist them, the MO needs disinterested and °compeers" counecilers, while he is sarrotinded only by courtiers who posh him on rather than hold him Mick. Every day theßellelin de Parie, 'hie/Wm:aria/ rfAnnieer and other ministerial jean:nip cell for the Em- Ore, which officers and earners appiand at the I military reviews. The drama of December 2nd will eventuate, then, in this, which is one of its j logical consequences. A man always falls upon the side to which he leans. A single taloa as tiedwageoue as able, has attempted to restrain ! Louie Napoleon in his deuterons and downward course. It is the voice of M. Oirardin, whose harpendertee of feeling and good faith, up to i this time greatly inspected, hare been placed beyond all doubt by the President's lest mini- 1 festatiim. Thee, if iebo tree that the chief ed itor of the Prezio has explicitly declared him. I self in Myer of accepting the existing state of things am the carat means of arriving at ration- el liberty, it Is also true that ho has panned up- on Napoleon's projects of imperial restoration, 1 the battiest and meat eloquent critleirm which I the most democratic pen could ever have writ. I ten. "The people," says be, "hold the name of 'Republic* Mr dearer than Dome people linegine.,l They cling to it, as the wounded'soldier Clings' to hie tattered flea." "Unlike the Republic,the Empire would threat- en everybody raid reassure no one. It would revive both at home nod abroad, the ' al.eztlit. ' guished remembrance of Waterloo. It would be the panic of the bourse, and the overthrow! of credit. It would be a fair incentive to ease. oinstioa- Undoubtedly it is possible that the I present regime may not prove encore enough to shelter the life of the President behind the maintenance of universal siding, .Rot is it codling. w justify the murderer in his own eye' If it ba a great matter to lire withont fear, in it .therefore, a/ no iinfortance to live without re. pencil? if tha actor Aecember 21 hie caved soei rty,of whet rise would the:Empire beiand if that act has not saved soelelr, how would the Empire save it 7, People talk of an Empire merely :ephemeral. lint entah I governmeut would hare ell the perils of a hereditary Empire without sharing any of its advantages—for it would be neAher elective nor hereditary. A singular way truly, of dectrainlag tit/Tercet parties—to Arles them into coa.Ciloh ro4 to weaken youwelf ! A singular method of puniabingthem—to nontlemu yourself end }amity their efforts.. "1 do noted: tir.m.that thelifenpire will not he fortned."eapifli. rudirs,,in doecfoding, lint I -do affirm that. obnald It be foimeLit will not Int Let thorn:sl im:Won of all reesenable men, of ell men deco, ted to. peace and payees, then, he, /We will maintain the Republic.' Two Republicans, foe. lam rppmeentativea of the 'people,- hare. ant in .boars oi , ainwOon nod congratulation to the -chief editor of the Prase, ' Rut the Moe of the dentematio party have begun' to shout *treason!' sad,refissa to see anything but disguised defec tionto thegovernment of L. Napoleon, lit this / new policy of the Preitse. To the Oirardin re. Miry, “If !have rallied, yon must admit that Me )'resident is not looking forward to the Em pire, and, if Liebe looking forward to it, the ) - tin most admit their Hays not rallied. Now", he adds, nbehold the truth:' Brought luck to Pane by imperious and urgent businese, I have expressed my views with complete independence, at the risk of offendiag certain personal opin. lons Width ere slid to be very ilecided,and while exporting every moment to receive my order of ratan/ la Belgium. My luggage I. ready:hut he. 1 foresattinKaakl would say what [believed needed trebeeeld fit the democracy-the/pew/mie n it the • , shortest way by which to reach legitimacy.—' Everything rather than a European restoraticro of these:oder past!" This remarkable and vigo. rune vegeta:skin of a [metre of .artielee no leer re- ! mazkable. hen embed the who'd rtysliat prom , against IL: de Oirardin, who, in..reply to the Illinlottlti of the Tejon,' the •Aetiemidesi Nation- j ale,' and the 01seitte'de Fiance; remises thus 1 sheets of being deficient in courage, and of not , dant* to say to the President of the Republic: ! .1•Ton are Ate eisreion and not the hereditary ,tin. .1 elple. Yearns bawd of the Btate not by, virtue, of ths two of 1804, bit liy the Pete of 1 8 51,5nd ! you. personally..ptoelaisted this, in - your .4. j r, I Pealltethe People' of. December 2ad, in which 1 - you Said, trnhould I cot obtaie the majorityof I yam suffragee 1 will convoke la new Ausenibly,; anidwill deposit in its halide ilreeidoritirAeri. .r.rdrsd from you " °Worths explains the ill. homier, and the mockeries of the Legitimbits by ithesupposition that:Way .desire and hope for en imptrialreeteration as presenting the way to a royal restoration. The Empire logically iesde "eh to r°7 l / 11 7.s the Republic neceuerily ex-. pludesla This chide of , reasoning. which is not itieginA, by any meows would eerie many of the courtiers of tomer dynasties sii a pretext to justify thelr adhesion to the new dynasty. . They would thus profit at one and Aldose:it/ time by both, the present end the future.. However, it is probable Wed the independent add conscitti Itions legitimism will not think that they care verve both Lather and the Porte, apd , that thi Empire wen - id, perforce, plietuds the woldfat llttd most precious hearts . of We three parties, Legitimiste..Orleanists and Republiewes who it:tight/be conciliated by a:clamant and liberal . policy maths neutral gromidef. the Hipublic. •I-• • - •1 have said a element policy. 41. Oirardin has:lnvoked It, too ;with that frankness of ex- preedon which carsateilsee him. Reminding tte.Prosident of them wordsnot long Anectusod by him. "1 bare 'departed - trim legnlity to return to right," boo infers that the President eanuld eonOinde them thaw.' .1 ! dmatrted from! legality; 4 rethrn to" it . byjusticertbn eitelore, ebeolved tee; In my _tarn I absolve Wow who would have triumphed, had I failed-" M. al_ rardin specially requests the release of M. Idiot, I the. only one of -those elected :by natter/oil sef liege who le still a prisoner. O To detain him Innlieri',' he earl. ..would be to place a man be, Flora • principle, before that popular sovereign ! ty which even you have elevated to the stands and of 'a dogma.' I have gone into those details beeenee they exhibit in our public spirit mid lei ... .. ' our journa lism the revival ef a certain liberty ! which our men of heart and courage will know bow to re-acquire by degrees. Whrn filter/gel° lonirr ,qnim . ates chi Lou', it' oil! erists'in the col,- sciesicoand Ai courage of lien. To tell the truth, we do net redly deserve whit Vlg ; calaitot defruil Or obtain.• 1 • ''*• ' ' 'lt 1 1 ~.. _ One of the most eminent atatittnnen trh4.Prinoolichnarseaberg, hem Just "died of ,ot lifloPiertio stroke. Ills death will occasion no, intinge in the policy of. that empire, ft ie al ready fixed la the mould. The workman plum ed away, but the work remilas.' Kozo think, • that Prince litettermich might take advantage , of *la opportunity -to replacellinself officially ott.tbe bead of. the Viennese cabinet. Bat with ;hie prmlepee be trill prefer remaining its ani mettigpepirit 'rather pimp become its arm; be 1111 reinforc e its Itifinettee'erithosat assamiog the resp Ons • ," The t3psolet: pens has been redumni by royal deame to a position no boiler than that of the Fropob . press., Equality is reestablished in every a:tarter—by means. of r/pressios. Tithing Manuainto ars charitable to thle gree, at lma, that they. IN aitztout to.avobl exciting any Jesnloury by the lingering totenti fin!! of 14 befalian- P 0 - AILLARDET.. I ACCIDLIIT Allit, ROW.-4 MU° girl nnmed Ann Rart jumped on the aocommod,:tion knit, or Um Little Miami Lied, at the Cincinnati Depot, on Wednesday morning, intending td ride to,her thatees house,. situate Within the een, w ww oo arching at the spot, wberenhe was to leap .• The people of rho. 'Stand tit. Thomas off, her clothe' eaught, and mho fill directly a prooptiroectibeted 420001: 0 hoer, the suf., 4 / 1 1113 the rail, 80 that the earn puled over her firers. by the late 4estruordve are at Ett.' parte: hody,:.killtag her Instantly. it was a terrible The %hawing sit:gala, circumstance in cintneo- ahrlat, so mangled a nd °recited was the little • . 40* with Are is retake!: • - 'mettnre. , w h o h o d. goe - w owiy yem The pe'ople, looking upon it, and ejdOhleg her ftcht holohitY,' auddady became ,iteitth the reenth- of carelentmeni tore un the req, to her mane mind, and notreontilnum Inch. The Maffor ePPenred, mil quelled the !tmit th/t ipeameg oa of her Weide", ugh*, oboe disturbance. lint lot the evening,: &beet _the • n her share with the ather,taimilters- her' Wok. is tethered again; sat deet eoie o • . 14 ' PNI4aI4I% any worker badness to be some two hundred foot of thntrack:' The Cirr '0 0 .••• : • • - , • POLice Mart put' reittisigott, Val; afte r oir :ME ERIS PERHSTIVAIILI RAILROAD._ This greet thoroughfare was commenced in July, 1847, and will be completed, with &single IteseleAnd seidlnp, inmkegeit of Septembr; ; 868 .t.it will extend Nola tharriabbrghth Pitts burgl4tiontreetiug the Ottin eller With the eapi .hisl ottite State,fild, bktheana of the railroadli W - tali - finished, on the eaat, with Philadelp a, the emceed city In point of population en the WiThtero "CoOthiebt, gala friit in the natant re. sources of the couptry tributary to The leigth hf the'Pettnejthenie Railroad 11 be 248 miles, of which 191 miles are now in no • 'operatleit' - Thewhidis of the'remal leg • tstanee is under contrlbtaaa iapidl y adean the' towards completions. 18 utiles more will be /bon In July, and the rothatrider; aide t' that Hon creasing - the Allegheny monneins, Wher re the Portage Railroad temporarily needier 28 mile., September nest : The route of thin road, although it intersects in its course aL Of the mountain ranges or the State, is highly fatorible. TheAUegheny moun tain is the only one not beveled to its base by either the Hasgriehonaa, Janiata or Cotten:tough deem, the valleys of which arefollowed by the taihroad through the great gateways nature has opened for its accommodatioe; The crest of the Allegheny 'Mountain Is pees ed by a tunnel 3,570' footing. and of an eleva tion of 2,161 feet above tidewater. Nestatitn dry power is required.on cony pan of the road. The distance from Ifarrisburgh to Altoona, at the foot of the etcetera elope of the mountains. Is 131 miles, and (be ascent overcome is 838 feet. The steepeot ascending gradient On this part of the road, passing enotwartily, is 14 feet per mile, and westwardly 21 fett.pere mil& From Altoona to Pittsburgh the steepest gthdient is p 8-10 feet per mile, with the exception of 9i miles of the eastern slope of the mountain, where a gradient of 95 feet per mile, upon litraight finee—reduced upon curves according fie their rodii-.-45 encountered, upon-which extra . locomotive power will be employed.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad overcomes this mountain by a maximum gradient, 16 miles in length, of lit feet per mile, and descend. open theweet aide at the name rats, forty mites It sloe overceines Carmel Hill, which is avoided en our route, by a tunnel 4,200 feet long, with gradiebte on each side of 10.5 feet per mile. The Penneylwania R w tid is grated for a double track in till the tutinel nod rook cuttings, and • much of th e earth k; the mesons, in all' ease., is constructed for a double track; 39 miles of the mountain division. and 34 immediately east of it, it is proposed to lay with a double track at once; and on the rest of the line there will be sidings every five miles. The saperstrnetnro is ofjhe most substantial character. The cross ties of white oak, Rby 8 inchee, 83 feet long, pieced 2/ feet apart, nee imbeildeo in hallast of broken etoee, twenty ni che., in depth. The rails weigh 04 the per yard, except no the steep grads of the Allegheny moutilain, where if, lb rails are to he need.— The buildings are commodious and suladantial. Front Altoona to Pittahnegh, 117 miles, there are oat,- two wooden bridges, ouch of about HX)fret span; all toe ethers being eenotruettol of atone or iron - It is believed that the'road and he nprourte• rumen throughout will empire &ninthly with any work of the kind le America. While eery Lille bee been expended in unnecessary erna• meet, no expense has heed epared which was required . to encore substantial excellence: Ilituroluous coal abounds ou the western part of the road from Pittsburgh to the summit of the Allegheny mounteiti, a dieDiece of 105 miles, (i.e rind passing iu thisslistanee through nu merous veioe, varying frotn4 to 13 feet in thicknena The extensive cool fteld at 1:rosil Top alountaio, within 10 miles of the rned, at a point 132 miles cunt of, Pittsburgh, and U 0 west of Ilarrisburgin while in the volley of the sereitehotina, the road b. in the immediate vi cinity of the Aothrmile coal region. - Al Harrisburg commences the flarristiorg nail Lancaster Itsitread, 3G toilet. lone, now leaned. and worked he„tittereausylvanio Reitr.iad Cont. pang. This Weill intemeeth the Columbia Itnil marl at Ltheseter, conireting the railroad con, moult:nue/1 to rho city of Phtladelpels The distance from flersisburc to Philadelphia is 10G mace, but Improvement. are. now is progrros upon the Columbia Road which will saet Montt 4 miles, melting the who].• distance from Philo delphie to Pittsburgh 3:41 miles. At Iflrrirburg the line of railroads leading to Baltimore and Waohington also eommeneeo.— The distance from Ilarrieburg to lirltimore is 83 miles, and from Pittsburgh to Baltimore, .I,y this route, 33:1 miler. The nbove La-tern nod Southern conneetiono are completed. Pittsburgh, the western terminus of the Penn "eilthuin Ittilrood, is a most Importiet inane fueterieg eity, and hoe born oppropriately styl ed the •l flirtningbain,Or Ameriel " Ito popisla- Sao hiclaiiig,that.of,the:snharben inliros is :s -hunt loo,opio • .4%e pouitioa of the city, writhe tioio,..s. the , hea'el or - navigation for first alias steamere,.oolllllttiB It, through the Misaigithpi and Its tributirthp,-with the South end - West by several thonsand - milre of continuo°. steamboat navigation; which Moue will draw to it ituffitiont imsluesr foritraltnPortation in arid from the se*. ',tart' to itniure the SLICe,SK of the PIMIII4IIII - nia Railroad. 'Stasis this navigation la eubject to interruptions fonn low •steroegularity Of 10 tereettee, no well as a direct poisisciiy s nu t, the interior and the Lakes, oremed to demand railroad fecilitiee to 'deur* the coutrol of the travel and carriage of valuable - freights to this route. ... The railroads and smalls hitherto conatruct ed th'irecornroodate the population of Ohio awl Indians beer generallyFa north and eolith direct- , tine, conuicung the reran central region with the Ohio river anU Lake Rrio. Within a few years the, importance of n more direct eastern immeiretication with the ereaboard has been sp. masted, aid several great leading lineatave been projected mid_ ompatcocal td reeuro this object. That which hoe made most progreis is the Ohio and Penneylvthie itailrosd, COMMIeOO. In at Pittaborgh, and extending wzodwardly: through the most fertile and populous pail of Ohio, to the new town called Cresiline, on the Columbus ;tad Cleveland ilsilro.d, a distance of 101 l miles. From Crinoline a railroad is com pleted to the city of Cincinnati, on the Ohio river; ,aaotber has been commenced to Fort Wayne, in Indiana, which will be extended to Chicago, on Lake Michigan; soother will be completed in the canning twelve months from Crestlitie, through Llellefontaine and Indianapo lis, to Terre lloote, oh the western boundary of the orate of Infiniti:4 4 :dist,lnms of 275 mil ek extemlion of this to th 6 city of SL LOW., od the Mississippi; p intim farther, has been 'commented: Of the completion of Ilia entire direct continuous railroad from Philadelphia to St. Louis, a distinct of 976 =lies, Within two years, theta can be no doubt. The region frit retied by thin route ie equal in' fertility to any persona( the globe, and I. ..inhabited bye peo ple who have the iiaguelty hod enterprise to im prove aud draw from it all that the bountiful band the Creator lets designed fur • The Ohio and Pionsylearde Railroad Ic Pow completed to Hamilton, 101 miles. At Alliance, •fhl'ectileafroto,Pittshorch, it intereeets the Cleve. lied and Pitfiboretßailrpod. which is „ted from that point .to Cleveland, making a di rect railroad communioation between Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, 140 „miles long. Front Cleve land tothe City of New York, by way or the Pemarrylvania Railroad, the distance is n0w.40 .miles shorter than by the New York mid Erie railroad; and - most cattle/neatly command • the travel troth the Western States to that wpm:cr edal emporium. • The Pitaburgh and Steubenville railroad will convent this-line with the illetibenvide nod Bull. arta- railroad, and accommodate the centre of 011ie; while the Ilemp6eld railroad from Greene burg,3o miles east of Pittsbergh; to rehJellog, will canner; it with the aouthern portions of that tliate, through the Marietta, Chillicothe. find Cincinnati road, upon whin!, line an unbroken image of track may be secured to St. Louis. These form the leading eastern communication, .in Ohio, already alluded to; sod to themes:id, especially the Ohio and Periusylvanis road, all north and /tooth lines from Cleveland, Sandoo ky, Losington; Louisvale, Eeaoeville , , will become Iribularier, concentrating the bade and travel of the great Mi.siosippi heath, end pour ing it over the Pennsylvania railroad OH the meth trunk connecting the commercial and mar ufacturiog interest of the East with the rich ag ricultural regions of the West. Calculations of the amount of trausportation and travel that will peso over thin great high• way, appear, in slow of- these facie, to ho mope,. )thous. All its rivals are Inferior in character, more expensive to work, acid encusithered by it disproportionate debt. It has therefore uoth ing to fear from rivalry, either : on the north or the south; and its business will only be limited by the 'capacity of a first class double track raL :road. To its present incomplete condition, it yields a nett revenue of more than eight per cent. upon tho capital expended hilts conalruction, and has sheathed a tonnage, ere it has reaithed its wen. are terminus, nearly as great 11.9 can be carried with North regularity . upon single track road.—PAil Amnion WMfM .• resting two-of the 'extern, dispersed the angry mob. The Closelaud and Columbus passengers bad td be taken in minsequeincsby dinolbosage, some four todles:; FOr tat the Road made amplepro *Rion, -We learn-all was quiet In the neighbor.. head of the fatal disaster, yesterday, sad that no-further trouble woe anticipated. 'lndeed,the people, are satisfied, We hear, the Railroad-was not at all to blame. The name of the father of the little girl Id' eCiirad lasso Hari, °recently from Pittsburgh, Tim friends of Mr. FiUtooree nofoination for the Presidency commenced a protracted meet ing last night at the Chinese liluseta. The :Mirror enema:ices that these meetinge_will be held every evening of the- week, at the same time and Oiler. It wide that ••no word of.ours. will bo needed to render - these meeting, stirs*. .r. Timee. • -• • TII6 HMOs • LAW to MINMISOTA --The Min i:tensorial:le nave isti(lell the set of their Legie lature adopting the bialne Liquor Law, by e overwhelming majority. Some of the papers attribute the result to the Worts of the eml grante from Maine, Who oompriee n large pro portion of the population of the territory. - •Jon PRINTING of rill kinds esocuted at ad. Oboe allh neat..., and at reasonable rates, atlantic's VIII Iw, Ryan m Porten and Pro gramme. for 2:bib'Goa. .1 Gommls. Garda BIG Reads. HUG of Lading, Imitation., Labels, Glavin, tor. l / 1 11s ac •a, neatly' and promptly Print./ ROY _ . Solrff there he any man, he t he einglo or su rrr i .J, tumour. methmr. merchant temuster..sh, hat not rot ruppit.9 himull with • bottle ut ll.U.lfarrars .Aratesn Liniment. let him an now mud du ft: fur be ag sured, it will to worth lb. weight In tre4d, over and over smile, Were It shall all hers tarn owl. Vnp boo our word for Ihst.lteater l lies mbeitorment. •02.5• trowsnlain, Va. Ist Sur • 2 1 .1162. j Mu. SAL% M. Kten—teat tee know what um ran put the Presnmes at, for row In Whole...le unit.n eft with a ruse. since I hut the Lirrulars tributul The .Aisle Is giving eel ratiefsetkM. Poor. truly. A. W. lIARTUL22.• Li*!wrolb Custom Ca. New Iluirsmai:‘ S Yew, Prtyssubau —Dear Sir—lb• bad lea with ow, a quantity of Petroleum; It is all sold. sod more usedonl. send un 11l dozen; from present allPeurstubsf. It n•ill sell rapidly. Truly Yours, EASTSIAN, TYLTON t CO. For sale by Ihruuciets generally lbrounhout the city. utsrltsll•T Nelson's First frenuum DAG UERItEOTYPES. Prat Osier Building, Third Street. I VITIZENS and Fitrangers who with to •ob 1_ 1 tato sic. AAA artist's and Mu Jilts likeness. at • r..rr modern!. pro, will find It to th4r ist.nwt to nit at tln. well kw • wt. nta , dtsittneut. srbere rota.. satisfaction , • 11 arantrel. or 10 shuts, to•dr. 1107100 one of the fulasst and I,n ornneed Pile add Skfiiitht. , nor most. nl fir tt. purpse. tilt. tuflnitonitti of the most. Posir:ol kind. and hotel.. sdoitel the srsisnt of Ingusr. ....1) odor. A. WA/ praethssi tr lb. ielebratsd noon, 01 not Noss York,.lllr. MA:IW. hinnetf b,l. aid. esti. pstrons el the Art. ••tyl.. of Daguer .11pro. , +lngle ,In croups, iritlEti has never bee. foPs.,..d r nten and operstioc. in all !exam.. from 8 1. 11.., to N. Reinoved, `pr meKendyee Wright, M. h gs. " „ 17.7 ; 11 J 1 .. 1"0 /6E56 itsal • uotripany or Pittsburgh C. 11. nusscr. AAIIP 1.. MA I IIIIICI.4, Seer. OFFICE, 94 WATER, BETWEEN NARKEr AND WOOD Marrs. • 44- 1 3glitiN4 HULL AND .1A 1 43.11141Kg ON TIM 111110 ANII UIS.SI,III`I.I Ritkit.., AND TRIUIITA• as• ot,unsi .!r" damage Ay FIRE. &so, 4,0 rut the peyds 'P. dad I.V.I.A.VRAF,rif;ATIRX ...cur a tn. rt4x.' t, inartquiis: tt. 111,1 t It. /.Inr. U;ru. tlitigt.za Hartmrszli. Yrsqe., Nellera. lionawl4,l3. Ottltt•rilr,arbl. 1852 /-SPRING ARRANGEMENT. \ gt_t*-a7_t9- Uga Pennsylvania Rail and Ex iri press Packet Line. c•htl.,trat You rounotrza ) Rehreen hittburgh, Nov 1 irk , l'htladflphia and Ealgintore. 310 miles Rail Road, 72 aides Canal. 1.10110 110011, PARR r.trcre., kto , rr Ptt u. akatrunranta. itWM 4 Canal Ilflo . r . i:n o. a . d at Ailaitarill- N. P.oat., Itluinnt4. A r...g10.t !kw will 1...a0. 13./ tomb rr.ry evening at 6 •.11ak proriaely. Iluo.nsoratatr Its/Armada& nit. mom .14 se 111:1.1.eronong It. Porta,. Itsmil ladap nght, arming at I . l.ll , virlobia or lialtinaore, vatirtwst p...ootrora o.n strirst /larri• • burg. lib, the fai.n.o• Train Cara o. naltlntorontni thsNoohanon tload to that car. artirung In Usual. Ytm or.e..ot Waol.ington ..tr Immo anortong. pncontee.or tefirr.inforntation, 4,11 In f, IIPN!tIN• Tirtat AIKSII NAIRN, Jtt.a. Ronne. or L.. ,k,., Usual mt. ITV • SPRING ARRANGENLENT. 1852. Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road. liftrlME C ggt3 LEVELAND, TOLEDO. BANDUBET. DE— TROIT. CHICAGO, 1 411.111ADKIE, BUFFALO DUNKIRK, COLU3IBLIS AND CINCINNATI 1 4 11 E new nrul (last running ntearner FOR, Iw jaWev;.l-,%.7.2Z, V(TtFX2,Mylrcrr:F: z. tit 7v.-= IYr 4131.4k,Yn Ilitirrealku., 1. sal ' .* to .vrlml to toctcl, aolli to Jons CAU(11111 - , . 1 1plzt _ eforolatol look Pitoooloo ItOod ON, rormr %Vot.o. •tel thaktoo Itt, (op atigo) op, Lt.* hloovostatwis 11. moo. Nu. 14.-14 the Chin a Nona 11. .4111•Orn.ind 004 Pittd .C .oroO It. It., finto MIMI,. In Clove- I the W. floehttolmrch to Cier. loud 41,k0. oyrt• b Loth - ma... ono ne (.Yercio.nd at sow h., 0.4 o. a.m... trans oftera. . . atirM'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIOI—The I..ltee,e,lnuoa up Agent., shaye the detnetel Width thle IJ...take. eteated.rhereter it rat inttodueed. - •-••• • • - •• • -% naivete. Wyomlog tbs.N. Y. j hemmber 1011. J. Eno t Co —Year Smrellieg "sent I•ll.witls my lairt 641121111er • gamut/La of PIN. aol Worse eye. Mr, to volt on entalaimiOn. Tim Worm Vpseltiel!.allsold. u I I !Mould be glad to bromre' men. ass It 'ell./err, tan a Teri adult., effect la erspelltstivonor r you eau InnrarJ ma mom. or 'end MO an Ind" Somali a 'aim west la hula!, (L. IteinoldL) I think II 0111 ••Get • Illa • meld *Me. W. H. LIM:NORM.' itslA Yernallage I, the beat 1611 tan be and Les the bereave... rr r rslr br re.p.rtaW. lleretloata sad Dram:lsta ATIA evuotri AAA br MARRIZD, On 'Pyle. ecnnlnn thi• hen. H. McMahon. Mn. ehAM Lhn T. 111.513x104 t Aas. ItIA dartxbtre of Mnicant . loth or Ilinmtnehmo. snewßEßßres. prim Proprietor of the ttamenath Alrno. Strawberry DA. el te. and may ta. ) etC. 4th plants (whkit aLlt varr..ht Tv re) at the 4.1. t Akin of A. Yee. Ito Pa Yegar Nt..re.Al.llarkat dent. - c . ..rta..e th.. laatemtal. cIA market • • daye—and at All-ghsay lhae, k.t. I..aar,til l mark. net. to that plan. Its os fort. thew tto.turt. poste.l etrawl.n., or rall the. r .pore mss A.prirmr. atiM.llwatrZtAtt ALA{ LAND. - - - To Stove Manufacturers. B . RING about to close out my Stowe ;Juni. new,- I obi. toy l i iitterti4l.4 6.4 Tog. •tii,.,oorhtlog f Alr tight Parlor. Sin Plato, Poore . Thlo, Ti.ti IIOn , Promluo, sod rrh. Stern Pottorho.—, Hollow Witt. 14ttrrnr . logothrli with Flhiiko sod all, Complete, toady tor Urn. Also. ott rowliout (Athol. I.Ton, all whkb I will .11 low, Ir.oppheation bio moth, won, ' LI. lupin. n 030,171 _76 Ilau .flit. O!1 ES 11 STOV—I have on bandithkebove • • kfianother Of Storrs. of different Matte. which' I otter vent low, to ace, ' D. ItOOT. . 'telt • 0.1 . Main streak ' Diamond market House,- CIONTRUCTOKS who tnteud to bid for the ) bolWlna of the Now Hulot them me tentillol that enein Yet Linn and amulet Plane nOw t the, of ,• Wak. Aer . 1111.4. • C.J.I Itteolo the Hole. on Urn liwtna beratefore advent ski. allemati Mil will he neaten! from ant' contractor div ni.n4 to Antecede to ton Market fl ouse. who well state In Iprogrinal Mutt, welt ha MP.. bi take Onenn• dikoo of lon le a ',Oen... nio,abonk e .. . ar,3oeliit Venitia Trelavrney; olt Mystorimi of bo Court oflondoo, by 11. W. 11 Mnynolds. 'Motu, concludes the sr, by the nogg,. enlitied...Tbe distswe• of the Court of London: . o novo E.. g' . sod . I.loollos of lltutopplek:' • Orlango Clout, " or the sdrsaturs. 01 a Young llun ter. by Ili Iron. Cobb. nulleeeo Magnin« Mr May. reed 6r 101111. 6 CALLOW. Third ittrets nl3O!At Igo Ws:l3ss._____ • r T URPENTINE:aI tdds. rec'd for onto by J.KIDD CO. JAPAN VAIINISII-2 bbils.jusi:iWi evpdi Cr fon malo by J; Wood ' • 11P30 03 rtneels . 1110 SE PINK—LOU lbs. just rced - atuller .1.11, nolo by inp3Jl • 1111111 AHD 011.--11/ bbls. received torlulupy aP:10 J. KIDD * OU., 00 WooJ growDER 4 RY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER-010ofor tab kr J. KIDD 2 13.1.,:!?. RESTON & MERRILL'S EXTIt ) r MBOllll2O. VLAVultibiLl—korent rbeAlril b laD3Ol J. As OD Da 1/D. Freneh Wine Vmegar. PURE Wino Vinegar, 63 venni per gallon, The 'U.3010,13 , 1 flavor et thle thereee c ,, er before offered lc, l'lnetearek o rtcearee c.o 4h o l t Tea stem • &:h; for iale by !PP W CBUTTER—For ealo yy KEI.I BUTTER --For solo by JTAJJ BOONE. 08D°IL-I.eutArertthil2o, Pure, ALUM --31.1 bblL for solo low, bY .I.Brwoomumt co. ANTILLAS! IMANTILLAS!!-A, •00 A. Ma an 03, hainPitin ree'd, trey Etnnon, utather thensinort and nerorlbadpiFg...i/ba. nara.last 1+1 , 4 SW aloe. deb Plabb Abialnokbargal " • • \ • 103,1 : . TILACK-811K LACES-50 :.cep:\witleand• yla barrow black $l/k Laces. Jan ...ea nal far sal. at IPLAOK WATERED SILKS-A. A. ga t" sop A Co. 'unjust ree'd 91 put One black wand .Nu.. pea, aa a all Ratenet HID% aaaort24l entora,Jaat rt , a at , a 6.30 A. A. MASoN 01)., 62 6.6 I ELarket m i. No. L-- t for !iale a MI, • 11 MU°C !!"" K .I4Rai swat. Aletll. by_ aDao 'J. 801100NalifiX11.2 14 br lap3ol J. 301 100NMAIM &CO yELIOIy , k 1 ell. ar mkk J SeIIOONBIMEER • OCI. • ppIERY-W kege =lotted for onto b Jut S. 801100n1dK y ITYEER-8 brs. fresh Roll feci'd this tiny, Cr sod for .ale br ILIZO IMLLINK CILEESE-.-175 his. reo'd, and or sale by JOHIMON 111.101. LINA ON! Water art...tabor. Pmlrbil:lL., XTiA b b l s. TOley Eloc—ahlte . alvat. utlEtr_ Wr A. 1 1..110LMES & BRO. tineeessor to 11. Y. Nelson ft 111ANUFACTOOMOF • SOLID BOX VICES, PLATO lintWltar, rtATTOCIirt. al'Altgrl. HORS., PICK. ' • • PEITSBILIRON, PENNA. 0111rit Nn Wal.r watt. ttord•dttnr store Smithfield fna - All work warranted equal In tar manfantrirrd. an2W ' Maw Books.. 1,1 ANC RQFT'S liietory of the United Staten, P 4th \ bletnittre of bforettret Puller Ui.oli . ' Th• Vertnerb %We t by U. Sevierville:lJ Prof...woe Nor. too, 2 vols. 8 to. 414tattitrerJV ;o l pri s itt an b , y. J. newer. Roe& .11 Rallltt74. by -rk:rAu43l;:tovn.b."Vatik:'". • at ll . reYete . • Cabin, orLlfe moldy the bayou.. Ly 11. Ta " be dere by Paterala-.11/Ide, WiJe.Woyld. ye, ede dy • J. 1.. 1112 Ali 74.Younb st Amu. nua4l.6. s : l r 'a 3 1 erns ' t Pp libfiel i of Idebtallee.itypien prorttiref,Therk sod Yan.-7 yobsT4' " Z=ll4 l rsy7brOnt • lnTrastli."2...4 ;e ow redo rate . .Ll/ti Our . NA" ESS i'ORK-34 fibia. \received and fin , IV" eel,. by ~ ROBIPONii,ITTIAJRCat ..: .' ap a , .. No.2Fi s Liberty street ' ' M O LA ' SSES-300 bt , :e:N.O x in oak tioap pr''''' 'L"fri.'itaittilnirvAr. CV. _______ Lil OUS-9 MIL% to lathe. fur sale by ,:.:.. ..p__ 1 •p!;:A__ AMU. A LIGUATT:Rsti:AL: 0 110 COUNTRY MERCLIANTS--Thet enb inn. and 010 COUNTRY 9711., 11111.2teTaae, Menoel nook,. Peetet anu ntlllif r •bi,tef, blank Boole at e t Ink. Black, ted and Illne lakAtliatele, Bonnet 11.1arder Whefeer ...seer, Crean, Double del,..Aledlurt Double do.. !.r'.2:l7trre're"gisi:',i rrla:: . "L ' T Pn ` " , ." 4' "' l .1. A. nELDIN heekeellet'an.lBl.ationerA '. 1531.VL1 at.. 0tt...43d and 4t14) , • JA1L_5tb,....1.,, Portable . Miming. Machines d Sep - • 'an ori I,IIXO,Ii.ANTkDra. : CARRI '.I /.. °PC= S t l iOnN . C l e 1/111,664 Won ired. Ylitmenialt. Stm Thraaldon Madhinea der Imate- Lfwd. to ., ti:zrtvg zdr l nti , or n r i tt , frot a e...t4 Id. , Rom achine ran. Milder, thrastelLisler..CTalrid Letter nark., Mora P,,COU of Wm' Me new In um lei tho Ironton. Minh, and e. Amur Raid of the lloontains, Midi, of Uri fIZT/1 tinselled b tAorroonnpaAn owie, In 1000100 basted. M lr rt "74 i 1, 1VnliTartglabrZIrn t to n4tritdrBitatAMr . olsoanindI, awn •nd Id attortrd thollhroehod'andootopletef ante' the Wan and chaff Rom theisralo. and had airn entire liddrinallon whinier, tried. N. Alerh int* drarronted to *art sell. or 00 We, atr.Mitarf I'M l NEW 0001) . ? k .. A. M ASONwiii,open on Wed-_ • newhi. Ami 24111),narnty oTNewt,pti.. T. u ar t . ; : str,l ifte: 6 l L. V . ll l rtilorl:n:tkb=eA•t*:ie„:PuT:Lt!; A.. Cal 7 rit'slietodecina JUST' receireil, a,nappplj oe:cARITARA-8 aPATCAT Al ItLaDatUAlkei the Woe leg rtiree4 • nte Ottarelt. . . ..... ...... ...... 0 \ &Nal. hdr ... ;tO.l .. .. 114 0"'"I• u"'‘ 42EiXr.o.ND 11AND . aufix IL AI WAAL For an.co, Calitofida, `,., rrlIE tier -`lippe Ship' D&F(Abra,Alle ZOO taatt taitthaa. SOY. liotrrOrill WI 011,b07* I'Lle'ebla was aralella4 tor aaa or aura.' so, eataltrariala„ . +a teat tro aorta. no Ina ottrokrall deela.aied'ln 41. a \ feet beara: , iehirto Rho Lar oar, et quire ()sans 4,ma seats !tom ae,eatmatelatfraar rt a 1t, 1417434 ' ninZ." D. bikcei geat?n"e!:4"tti.. lil;::•tslt!'arrkrtinr;_ t.:4l.lllPli's.:l4fet'sr:¢;Arpit it%;717,11.0471%r 1: L 4 7 : Ts '441,1 stwar A \ \ U. NO, Refer till. +l‘a,, FORWAIIII\ar • , ilartitek Ext rverziebth...k. rojle,hilsr errmt__l (10.1. LIG(IitLL. L GlJlforale by 17 \ - A srlv , \ ' nELL • twortr, Rat., 4. 101-GOS4i) t. 4 T ' itrri - ji 7 ;:aT.;f,; - 7 -- 11/ ~ a pn \ CIIIICESE-,,,604 Eilglisli7Daii.!;\ , , • et( 04.• aa4 for nag br I,llaN lama j• CA1441,0,- 4ar, I AK F.lBl n\ bantr:\— sod t r (44. /4/1 ClaNO/ELD. tos , isaga! c4ried Dry Beef \,just4c, IttiKeON, LIITLIC,, CO. • .Xtaxin • Silo*r",. 1 50.00 f) i :0d 8. 66 - 441111,6. ter aj N No: , oikif•LITILLA OM' ag.'S _____.__ UTTER -25 tan. frovh golli - ,2. 110 r _ , r .ea Iblo doy.ooo Colobr by f 0b26 . . J. • 0 NYJALD \ CITUAItTS Few Work itefintil Coolly for , U .lebr [401) . w ..L.wnt.unti am iiiiift S ' PIIILA, FRUII 6 ,; - ,111 oPs -10 A now owl; &limbo contra warroga/o tho flo. ror of lb. ( Mbar,* drfforout" to ono op, sin. bony. rootowy, brawn. roollls, orsegv. lerrow. apple . • l u a r e:loINO.ol r law \ iiO .4C:- • ' \ 1'717." 3 Fl l'Utr;'tii rs !lire l l. : ' IE "4 r i . gT ' I 1 r' tri w e rwo I . .7 1 TI. T W fully emplowq fall r. MY* t" 4 4./Z%rigy . 1 . 41 h: ...4%.,4....?11t1erZige.r. b 01.141.• tram oil otbny by lb* purity w. MOW... or f .I. l t ~..1,.... by ity, nvy4our raw bouTuOrto loin or dva orol orld and Dr tbalrloperiorlboty /Dr./. abol.salr awl relali by \ \,W. A. 11121.UNN a 1.1) \.. or..f \ , ho VA Warty Anat. tubers _wanted , x, AIN opportunity novr offers to a parvon or d eV:<moray of yorkons, bil urrort• /1. A laAlatheturfogt Tki.nlarla,,..trz.iro Leutwllituutkotarrm trool— a oat.. dell to Oaf 0 NANA Tba lowdu.t . '"'" J.,,,,,,,,..t..,p, dyi.,.11. Auld *viral:Aral lalaurOrr .4W. and Mayo brunt.. could se nti.esbily ad.hd 1.1. • Arra z4474.17..mt..." , "- " "*,... 47..r t viiißOOKS—therinth 4 man' AAA/M. TaieJ, b' . 4 G. r. a. j... 4. Lat.th, 1./ floe g, (No 416.)*0 Va( hc• \ oat rweltro sod for rola At ....• x \ • p•AI u1,..)1V J. KIDD M tVin.4 wt 11.11tPu tznot at Flii—(ith. et, t i oriboUllolfor'r 'Jasmine for,,blay Abu, tynor•rhy, • obv.uorfr• by . IN 'aulbo t roftor . lade No. of AyptetoolO. Lihnu7. • toning% f!. fintoition by non.. Stt,"l4.' 'of , WatNoogoe; or th e Tonere of thicaok: U lirooorrobod other INter.-Amob e • Ik.' " "P"A'Wz.kr,ralic gimi.Jrat \ 70, north Orof AU - NO-Un--The abov e iiigaitle: t • leu a tab of Uonlediss !robot bynabuor Ilkbotoirro'Lln.foitit oral .tiC itut DbLiOititi*Of CO7PArtflaythif. \ \ THE heretofore existing be burro roboerrbium beofor lb*, lino of vuatiz N t MulcaltON boo ~ Nroia ray 'larch r by. mao fora cooyont. lb* loodrotok• bo urn,‘t on bet/biter bY Robert 0101Uua.V.,t0ttaT \ , , bubNjty MUllllllNirn \ F - LOCAC-,475 yea gee Mlle, Tiyouwuutilikieins;turrAts. Fig 4 Pr;in s es, &Pail alleitsfra.•:rta:t,,iti•=6l,7,,, bout plisse to Pittsburgh to bur Ulm ,t nit= 14WHO A toed Ten, g? to MothyTen Mark% utt ' kaftior _ie ~p 27 4uutortds A ——- - - ARD—No. I in keit, ren'al for imit'ithy • .01. . .101IN8TMI cowtHi. luoKhrrB_so rtUB/3-2:1 dor—in store, for Boiej es ; b \ ikr at t — SR / 0 ,10.V1.% . YVV• br f•gah. J-T.AJ, J. fiCvoit. ~kby Ma& N 0 • Algr" l4 br T. ; a n* it°"l- IiAR-100 #l!ds. N. o..in'storiAnd fqk Alp r•; . AMPSEIVIE&TS. A • • aturaslnigcet, Arra4cfrot to367II\OONOWIT TILE VtATitil • THE IMIUMNIA \IIIUXICAL 10,13E11\ Swann.. \te. sta tooloirent 'foto inomune s I[tEEPECTFULLT announee to •tho dd ...., or Pittottyag atal Tlabllfii2at4ogt E.741::1101,11rai Aga t e, Nay lath aldtbt‘l by \ ALFRED'JAELL., , TboOttatert Moots/ In the Cottbtfy. 'tent. bo ß«viw sato flttt , b. bld . Illualo plans etbi Stick, Tim tined Mott turd at the Omar. brittle on.ibt by Jobb U. cbionftool Catobratbtl Aantsbstll Mellor, Ward streb. A biETINGIc \ theTSimzeholde ) b tr,e.:l,la; ottgent.,E.ltt l i znet i a. , :zak n ril i r cr 00 % . 021LI& " ' Vaief, NW Rafter', . 2 0- MADE by the IAIIK Cl oCticau)stio .791. 1 tor floors, Xleetre Brom flit ATTS atorrva.f. 41 " ... 0284111.!_ 27 4E11, W 9 P.srl yasiet, 1,-mvark. TIFFAAY,' YOuaa 271 BROM:MAT. grew 6atc. \ JIWR . Intended Esportiny for Clifte. , rip Y. E..beg •pertieularly tot nvi the . 1 1%!gii!li na gg.'.lZairrrt° ww.427 o th .e th l e , cwithrr.. 1. The o awl smi. w.. 42 7: 1. 44g= otr reZTrthotrvw."t;-,i. r,theiT W 4 Sad oriew wwilari qualltlw,. web as mettot beoILIW, •Irs.l%°o9regsnrreoi:2llr TroM.ll4llrl4 ssrlatio.. ... . \ NENV'idtn 316.7 ~ • .. . \ ITAPPY BIRDLINO OF VIE FOUST . --, _ porepoeit armee/11y for. rradaing by alLeOmbirine 1 vert_•altb flutioMbrato performed br Mr. Eyka—Ma. , fie . Py Mor. ylment AVAryerte.• • •. • inTra.ramo ' n' FlV.t. if t t eTp A rter ',”d fiery b',"fid b AZZI . r e My 7rat ridirrOr b Tret TEM, .as r von . 'Captain Bt=rdirkle.t.7ggitc,";.:t keit,. ru. Irate by•it.l. IL lirattili. \ Ileyeer De. Imentet em Beek for Piro, sdiated ex. ran . rtf.f•tf AM Mum beer:mem L. • • Tho above, walra meat variety ofiertioarairadaa, Maitrato;• &befall:el% &A, *e•, Jod raved Afore... 4 . o ratf eMe bY \ , , JOUN 11. MraLLOll,. tOAF. •SUCIAR--20. bblo. in otoro; \ and Mi. , A oklebf • 'N0271 - J.T. aJ. J. BON& BlCCiohll3 7 —.so dos. el)rl3 in store, And ro t spu sale by ' • A. J. T. 4 J. J. BOONE. 7 \ . 207 Liberty Or- OTTON-4ble\Spinning; \ artribm now landMi from dia, Gerkmmem Mr We by, pArAll MCKIM( &CO. se!: . \ Warm mul Wrong Mreota. BACON &ShouNere; '• • . b . bl . • 1 1 11:1! "' • landing . nmrt.mr limmemer, Airman by '`. tbArAH DIORRY t CM. (aitiARS-4300,000 Coinl4ort , &gars just - " 4 -" 61 ater Meet. gribtifid, in alora and r V 4 n~ ' T — E D---4 few abarefrEzchTa o g T T Bank Hunk.• BAIRD* IRWIN.' 111 RSA LE—A few.. shares ~ .Pittsburgh 7 IV , si.lT.tnr,sta, .thck• • -WA} ' plInD 1111111. lkittilKAßLE., City Property for \silo • ur, Larterotroly ligpail. BAIRD *IRVIN. In;ltßaft--30 1,3 for bal. by ' a; 20 SPRING= 1 kegs 6 in 1 0rCatii, fIq[INUER 4 1 (Ass:T-500 bre. 8 billi; •\ • 11...4 ,;,,4,, 7 , ) , - le hr- 1::: . _ . Window ell" ISPRI riOEIIa.I,IIIIALIIA. _ jeLOl.ll5O. bbls. Neie.Liebon Skim 1 . . V 11 4, rr.4 imil tor solo. br t i -1 0AR—I00 bxs.'reted for sate by I, ' aipS____ 'SIII.I2O:IIAN,rIAI4IAUOII.' if .08M-50 bbls. Wo'd for soliTbi,': 7 7 7 . \ an*. 1311T7081/ HAZDAUOII. • M APLE wOLASSIL4-1 bbl.,' I btabr.' op In tree tre!igrhd ror rain by. • • • .al \ s, , IIRLLA LtIiOSIT, \ Pggiftl aL • • •\ . 100 ,t• .1. ructeo Raid /Leman tai. br OVA] 8CL4 ;. 4 . L i ou L 7 T. , ' 'DOT CiaY--10'4onn Opplefia day, , a sla p erior .4 l . 6 4..9 .,, Alarka byr kb by ...1 4)NbiajfKit & ROT T tha',E,ben:ico h aortae UAL bel:o W Itc h .. t.... lofinst sad .44 combLoabil. maks it TUN iiad4loyeclpthint: , w \-; ,irk 63. a t• .VO'por gm ,scat Went: ISICSTUDY PLIUMIS, 7:11 . Wood Flmt. V r lond Jot Wefir Ahr KE mac* hE bbs. far sale 4g4),, JOlLlikt*N k 'lrt.oo . -44 bbls. hr. • 4. 2, " JOHNW E W W W.O.I4 . I W • .-1!TAII,011-4(1,1as.*Bonbriglit'n FAtia;\ . 7 3 \ • ...\\• li zpirgi . ott i. bL 15sx VEV:r.SFAPER euppiji w of fr. Itoelt.ll's ttept nr/us.ololn. the tHrt ‘ i „ T.VirevaDa°l,lloe/i \ lip.VMrow • IRNYAN'S ltantanfara at flame; there • to the !telt. Roger B. Tan-}ghlet antic. of thPIL or Kirwan. •PeaF cht keret We rreltett Ny\ Pet Ptl.'ft. bad Ste sale LOTAD 78 ' , mirth a. th o er Sciell o Dip;overy. IMPORTANT Td, ItYSPEVTICS--. Dr. J. TIOUIt UMW PP.PPIN;Ihe Irv.%atestle or astrteJuice, preptaelt hues RlDlNpior the ther.h routed, pep,* tt.x....1. direetioits of Baron Lelbort. the chh. I;;„TAMIV,' , e 1".• ow n os r. iont, tht tiattite ftki• b°,, n , *". l I. \ N. LRRP. Rood ttPttt• IpACK colorerarge Bait - to A el loopi at the runthout nmaerl'oliyil and,,6l, AWAIS forj2j.2 °Ontoper yard:- a larks 4,14:1141, )tau nuanly at!uicay7n.p. IfkBAND'S MAGNESIA-1i grosi64- 114.1 IL - itraS4 =1 00 lbx ReSned ; invet} J ur EGKE'S SPARkL ING %GEL ATINN4 grri...upiviA r km mak lug ae l lost .e.'d toe \ iNkrtINA-= qt. reed far Bala bi C 4.-t °2l ----,-... , ' •JL• RID D alr..- . 7 \ \ !es. IN lburtilton & Co, BabifINISTS, MILNER IRRSIA N 0 I.II4:FLY BM PITTADOI Ca If; PA. V. , It4A-INFACTURN...tO t 'Mel- i fJprirht and Ith6'r",'' " ?' T ." ' d T.".7' l ''''' 4 . ,' , 41 r",, r.:lgt ::xr.iritttail=t4, T i V , ,,:r v lt I..rtin g i•tArsV:r g ht driliktk g awl:l m , sia m. esUraol :emoted% ...IAAr .b•Pk 6 .... tAL'lrtt 410ViViZerss,tb. l arniiireTaln s Mf .Iravapql,...,n lon Arr to 11 1 1 a, ar.. MA. HAP; ____la.-•6‘• , \ ~ r \ ~___ fi Itt:aitoET)ll.lll,-.2,s Ins. Ask rea d far sale / i lk , C UMW.; GRleltNz-,300 *.Tierniin'a 4 co o.lrEEss.:er bra.:e:soi s s liaiii7r - a, !,.h,M,'lr.loe,PiM i l rgni L itilad.... iTakitcjd,dni:iCed,i'or nal; bj: - „Litt, nal \ '''.„_A. ''.l(ti.)N is 1)11941-_, ,41.21‘nraD 5. W. 11 D4--156 - 46•;: very fine 'tj jA4l2lvetl. fo r vg• his; ' 1 ‘:,......-+' _,>.S.: q......./ T. ...P. , ; ,, .0 1, lii tti.B IdAI2Ii(I4II,CL-PrimounCOeby gitalgt . 7-o.lttagzr.e ; th . ..,_, . -„- ~,,...„, ~, vgaligs7l,4ing. rrchn.to. i . [ Kgvr/a z . i, kA.I. bf :Win Dlu•Klrt CO ..,.,, 01,,,, KinnE r l-r.71 . . - fit ik . -- 0 4 "U s ki-- I. ak; als Lig IR; \ \ '. 4, a id,r , oit Lads \ 2, ~ No. lawn:m-11m a... itar•tual AIL. bY _. . •pZi ..-* ,' \ _. AROUND, NUTS-/1 An: landing fii)in 1 k•A oa.r ! notbil, ni.o. l• \'' \ '..../ 4 V ~. • ••..1 ~ • 10ATATIML1r 13...._ Cheater's Near ikiiiii,------Clething4;topersur \k s iOnniyed to tioVtuc iteXiQn,'Wo:, 74 111`• 1V0,4 xtre•t-b•••• •••••al aramrinbi• '.9..k •ar• i \ltriTgrlfl47llZlFt.\ ' - iitairift: - C - 1/131.; i . : is a teri - siCi e ____vl•P'l2l • ..ANUWII • innoccrr. , :by \ 1.021 =ULM!! a DitliNirt tr .o.lolny tw4(4)u ibeis in stjim ii, su l d iinikge b Willi:Ma 0101:18M - 1 , - 1)01" --ficaks.to geriya- l' i ni, 3 1 ,-. \ \ was `. Yatuuoil imihrlra u rt., j i______ . , __..,___ , I, OTTON= 7 O bla, iy stgre;,for 141 a by ' - aiolusit a ntvirh., Ul4l - PO - U-45,000. Ytkiwylbs. \t'Cluqi - e - ije; VV aetr. k aaby OI SUS 4 - 200 J.l N . .1, Taft*, orixotnui h . g, 0,--.1%1 ictihrtir. item. 1,79 Mid* sato l~OPP& uowoliTit tiagelil stai r \ ga n - apt% 'We othWOXIII \ 4 7 . • bY R T C !' ) , 11 ,1 11 21..W0RT11 as \ 1. 7101X0-44. tagswolip ea omsf irma; . 94tereet. b \\ \ • arm J. ar.Dildvers oo ARED Pg,lw,ui-z—aale y»i. lionturrm •". r~; ~". ;,~ (7li 31 Al E R C I A, L . \ • . _,_\---------.-..—. ' L 4 3!illitGll MISISYYT. .L., `., . \ .. .. \ \ ' , Sync. Prsia.n ua uase.a. \-. , Falai"' Unmans \ Asti! 00.11153.1 / Otiingro'the constant rain Jima% yesterday, oeinoft. tho`oll.ltooooootlinf 0.0 Jmat. sod isles tow awl3alted. ' ' ..._ _,, _ r ' itMMO4-Ta atoolo sleMPla itatta•um. am maw 009 Lb I's oeSLleb .10 als extra ieLl at Il3.11: 31‘ , s. E at SW: sand 00 dO at IP* Itbb4 Salm tram aims las madam. \ . , lisatedipta at former pokes. \ ; ; \ .',. OltAtt!—Notbbs‘ of massame was del, tats be-, Ms so ameba . of emassare stall mama at ems \ wets sal St tsia Mom tore. Oas; Ms le drussaat 37a It builtsL \ , \ . GllljeatltS—Onlr • linsite4 Imams was ddat Me swat ealS' Llitais mg. all o.li. 00das 10 it. and a bias tila...tays, q 141. M t.., I M ACketltloL=4;34l.4loo LIOTTER—IN amyl u; more reely.aad Wets bal oliillihtli.';atlts asedanste sativ ef 1011,fasi man 2.k %IL\ \' \ \ . • . 94' Etkili-S \ \ alt'f 6 Wit from a• i sat baba 9G Mold da . ; • \ BA WN — salatl.o3o'lbs at nyk Ms thaw,. akte• and 10a Mr ham l'awa ba at sfae for Malibu 10t , (00 Lam 10c , . ,ti ChlllhNlte. ham \lt 9 Nt. tub. 5 kg/mt.:rid baassat Ile 1P //t. -.:•\ \ nil BraY4sie Otieefee et Iselin. •\ ' LWOW 01 4•=liale‘or 1 hat az 084 fiat\ \ LARD r e n t. a a;t3oo is No,`o at %V a. \ 01111.54—ydes AMt / bals at 4/110 it b. ma Mgt AL—Tha Wittily* ailm tsansplreaalacai us.i,rataal:=;2sok•ss,Rabc.ol4, icapn 1 , 4 atr i tc*att A tr;xl. Mae tiacatatad; 4tl tons Lasleaps warm auatal 14 0.4 tau du st.Wil. 0 wig '6O Was!, /Waldo at Ilk 1) \ sap 11 5.11,D0 tow lima anemia:it • loin( Ned that, to "b• da liyaral of 11100zthelss whirl lat 4lisaaat.ao4 rsehiad. \ L . NuTYLl'he Asadticass of redentareato that no sals of 5 / a lloolosr '/?stal•waa mai. at.V.Yr.' Nem lit Davis It frai Isi aloubtalisosUsasitrtsat •••44 2 X1 tan:. liabantai scan , fa.aloostlV•daetliar ai,SZ. o.d ituil!ber , ass ',l.6sadaf of - • \ 2 , 0 ina., at tha unto litases; thy L., . ~t,II, !z-,7."'f!'• '.4,di...; . \ to thvmvise`fl u agth iet&e. 614 it aitorlly olevitod aunt. 1b11 . 40 \\. . ' . 0 , 1001144. 0 of CO,. tbe StSte Sauk of, Kaausekr. P•7•\ • \ . \ *lna artbelitatals in lla.sitllle, tusainst wl* LW al. -..,' X:ftlhehr's*%,&'B7A4,llll.9.'l, 7 7 14 ,. .'. , °V41 1 ;:,,: \ C"`°•• ..\ \ . , 4.4 au i Epo'ybolo spwalli.c: Oath thatiO '000140.'41 . \ \ iihV .I';‘,V2674Yeb.:l747lllo;tnttin=l,.." ...:,, • - \\ ...wah"."' tale.°4 l ''''so. Will be ' "'I M pre. \ \ tt Data:tor, va 'mill Ix 1•741 In a falsfakylP-, •. - \ RIVER INTELLIdENcE:.\:,,\ . : ,:' MUM MAX' AILHEIVALCAFD pEPARTInts. \ .. AuitvirD. \\ Dal ti , D.;il , ettalAi..r.' , l.• \ ...,Mt.'d,r g i btNVIAT- °\ ' rm gt city. i'Virdock ‘' , ) , .2 , \ T BTl'''''.ll,47, To t alTilt r" 1"21 " . k.ls,ll..__\ th' ''` \. :`, .1" tn.... 1 1 6 (x....indr. wh.49.0--. H. \\ \ 41,iik...8,yraz...tbir c.:\\ 2! meng ., ,r s 2,,, 2, akcitumat .- \: A \ L ., \ - D,API,Ii'VW. \-, \:\ TtOfie:;,`"„tib-71•1171(It. .\\\ Pitni.ug.l.7;:'biZig.gi.• •\ . \\ -‘oge= Strmiltater.Cl772l. • \,, ...-a...11mr.,?, .. \ .., 11024 LOAVINI2 TalfitA,l, - . . ' St. LOlll2-141eist. ;k \ \ N. . W2U.EIVILL2,--Tormorati. wuntamp,-.lmemi.. ' ... 7 .., . \ \..\ ' • cismniATt—Pitt k imi ih e , ,X` , \ vox r22.0.4tri0, • { ~ \ • . 11, 1,, , d, & t! , .'. 41 114.4 recta I , lnekt s 21. -, L Mixtaollitto, .w..te Is Wet 0 latbet 10 /taunt' ve. , le , a , laii'l,ematr at dita....rtelh.4. \L., , ‘..., ro . \ Fort ST. TAima.—Tfip Iltm ateamer ',. Dliade , s4, Wing Non übatottlibly dOtaineti , lll , roottli t i r \ aa: , ~ - --0-; \- -, ., ' 200. II NIIIiIIIO--The fine pst,ket TiedkineT \ ~. Marfal iaille boat W Jar. Wl* raairto at ll'aloal t . \ , Pon Wi/isriLLE- 7 -The new paii!enger }am! It, r...t tAtx ;aairatata ...la ply, k• \'•• x at s _ - ", , • ' ..„ ... ~. se-,tiiii Anicirsy..Tlll,..OW IT'Fbalae- • =flul 1 •.•' \ ' \‘• elesisasUsjosoisierehil eat s Use( U, , steamier PlitaisiTeb . \'•: . ..egate in frogs Pithibarith on `4•4441.15r witeitwol Wi' • - V., •A , Left gore the der bieguer 11. dm sest:Port ton s :: • . \ I 4,1 twentraire boors -aial Welt Weigea--11,1 quietus!, A\ • ' •\. ." , • le, Ira.: tar gilt. on how, .Tiliganiaton,w." sows \ tnibiwit: • . •,' "\' 1 , ' leittlating the Unto erStonowites,(W .4o *" ." ...) •.\ : - • . \ ' ogig.. , That`, hal lOg eablei parressigsta aolllo Wart. •:. •\'‘. ..; \ .. . • : ,(163 4. 1"tia". Lan% ill Tux itallT. \ 40112 a. I T& ' •,'; \\ • .. • \ CiseinissU Cuintoereial:'states• u4i the iestiir :' ',•• -'V - , , \ .l Am, estit.:l l . ll :lleoWas, oss 44 Ana,. rairsereche . . • wit osi.theliottatarhod It, tr . aeogieteu* thosteiss '' - ,': ' Vi/ LI . .. ~,, log:ma, The: lotiowingtelearsobin rims o , iei . 11 1. ~ •-•,•::: of the mtitleuttral—' ••\ s \ : M , , .:, \ ..., • 1.' , .,; . '• k . 1.:?.1.''_..."5t: CflattliaZkotier tna b i f o l i n itutit i V!__ '-.: \ '.,,.... 1- - l ' r, ''. \ 1 • • • " = ut warred about a okhelte.A. ht. threw •sei.sw'. • N,.....,,,..,.5 \ -• . . , ~......,...Th.re wa. astigillifog. slat the Mint of \,. ,",; ", ii, - \ 'ir,:‘lllietrre"lrtargstiTgle"iell'irou'eriAi rworgrA., " -1. \'. - : •• •• •,,, ...A. •' • ' • It Mo. II th•tlrt of Eon Use hosonlie wthht under/all bsisuer.rugg \; — , • ~"-. '. \ in414:1......tri11ab...„4..4.4,..1.C.u5i=:AT \ A rA4.41 :\ \.: \ '.,•-, •1.• ,\: '' : \ • • teens ashville, llr.. l 6 6 Mitt.kdor . Wee his grunt /roar \ i '''''-',l , ~.,,, \ \', \ \ Vre\stale Ll= I d when the ti rsapireenwt s toone i sidia a ....,,, s ~- , ~.. _ll • \ : \ .er , ' , ...iltetr;trat..7,74".'''. ''''!! "f v- •', \-:', \ \ .,. ' ‘tw , oultsw. (Mgt.. Mcaw. 21 . 11.• PA rt/in• OM rbrne.he Lb. tli illo Ym lt the . \„, : .:, ‘... \ ~,, A \ .1 h. RUmwt 26 6, tome! Diktd i pung '1•1111 Iron. t0116:6, 5 1 . , ,s; ; :\,' ~,, , , ,\, ./..?;' ttreirtut.lTutri't=ta , TUllrgtil oo fd,r 2. 111,4 ' S, • : - 0.4 \ ~..§ anilank, : hats hOwts gni Cutetilanistl saw-lista , : ,. 7 \ , - ' t-' \ i''' ' ' ' \ • • , ' The • gobera f 1 arriv..lil. Woe of Ule pert. Cpossesto wiles -\ . \\.' \\•\ •'• ' ; file liai trilksade‘itsng het beer isell te.eemeeir tai l floWs. •Vw \ \ ' '.; • C ‘ : tor her sag tho travel-1W Woltiossiria - Bb.s bal , ' . ,\: \._ L . \• \ \ isw .l oan er ongb, . i Ttwirweitsibil• ong • hos elearlo4lll 61 .this .... . : --....... ,\ ' ihr 0 lhOsetiw. at lsait $l,OllO • trip. _ _ ~...'" _ •.' :-`' '• - .: "; .lose wriatig the above. we lava fro m . eit l ol-' I C4. . , , ' .',.' . I• l .4Jsck, that the /inhere JO:west's a Intel low "gfitha.; 11-: ;' •• •i , \ 's'''.., • :' - ',.. '. .,,, L , Lf •.‘" • lt- McComas le bia thaClcoit : siliti,, hie . r esr.iiitiltarg/ . ..11ww, ::, • ,:-"• Z'', • -;:', ''' ' !lla tomorrow.on:dug:ere! Waste. No Ilesolesc:,,-. , -.... ;1. , "s , . .' I • • \ fral'A report retigutlimerideS ka'llisiVeleissrae.ii - • ..- \ : ,i'i irt I i \ Ils yastroesit. urges Unit teethe year Mil thad • etesashrsiAlidelit -, ...f•-" ' \.. •.. i elte e \ area a. lotured ft: \ l'lt.birgl6 ii 1.161111; L1 1 U 1 0....",'' .... •:.•... , 1 mi. and Coseineati, itwassih.d to '5.1i.,11 11 41 0 ;:lawl_tlisR ''..' • •'.' .. " ''. • t I the luaus legated arritointal ' le. l i . lll .4.aCT . iiit - Ow at •:..:,,,.. " ',., stoosahoits sal eargewo there wars Isoliaig lisi Wisiatiwath ' r"A- .A.•. - - ' .'; ' \ , totha mafiosi of 117039 . 439; isolouisillis,aWksitaftw o be_ ..sg . ," . • - .••;.:•:•; Piusbgrah:lll,itgil=l;and Wheeling, C.C4.704.".? Ittaksige'''"•4l' 1 • se were 4101ged as folk.* :-.CfneitlaU 1 44,6:5 , 16016 '.. . '' . W.., •,..' 3... j,', \ .1.4.110. steusig 17, Pittsburgh um,tos. Wheatrigfigiii-', • g,: - ' . 7, .r vq. , 'e-::: - : ..-.,,,—, 'ilie number pr steamboats oinfielatel carolled to Wei:, ,ti:.• is ho ,,, Atleo wrwetreir. in the less 141 was 'age s rbleh; •1• :;„;",i . ~/", '. a • •• w..egistilbstted as aglow.: Pius:surge. biz Ightelluu {V . ? , - , ,us -1 C11410[1411 Ili'. tadavillo 61. ' 71to a xin"..' kA4 , . 1 06 . 1.6. Mt f r', ... ';'..: 1' " tame baits striountal m. W,197 tots. or wlikh 14042 toew. • ---- :' •-• ..,• • lot moot tOrlitsborgbil.llo3 tate to tr 6 selfair,24ols go: . . r - :)::' [:alert, i. 4 15,11,) tons to LostisrUio, : TheOrgat Was- . her ofireggarsitera to and from In. four. cities hums gles_re. aures. carrlest'on these steamers, was for the SW...=-\' 06::. The Dumber or steamboats destroteg In tha • of thi lass, belettgliig to these Roar elliss.wes Vfiss-two, 'of which ,•sitober Tnlzieteeti 'very soegget ..d - Am,. ha cued. Th. twat number of tires lost to these signal .104 e. who 48:. , bble. reo'd \ 1 IMPORTS BY MYER. • •,, ' 0 1. \ wilitzt.Diti:Pr. n'tai Nurat-3 ' . Pd'.lMsikill•!ii,atri.`ni::;...-.l3 t r Ei 7; a l l ' l.l .lll--' 1 " en e. : t A Z . . it.r‘V T . cLA UX ~ Itil".*: .1. 'az..l3 t' 4 ,_ - :, i..S v h, 71 0 = 4 4.,,D N WNW , : 4d , twe xerj.,,,j w w w ,:r..,4, , ..i t . ~..-. 6q.v41=1071.N1,NA Pi a 4 L T . cum ,—al 4.m-t. :7 4 Aa6 : 4w:.t4.-:.•. \•'' \: , ,V a4v.6Pra.m.4:g44"° ,, 'Altl"7:lYal;', 6T':Virrd47°l -' \;V 7141. A lraP° I :F': ° l?4l%t`i4"tZ4rgr:4;r7: , . il,Vi.".i :'*47.148T4161f efb:a 7. 01" !° . * l , lpaea ; at ..n , ~7 Nt A) lt 2!l . t b -jta- hmlraape - - frib4i i.".r,!.-"--a I •. \ ~. VOINFIVILLV-Pat Takiiii-43 .16,1., eboall,a 3.1,04, • , 'N' , . • , bh....z r , 114 g. , k , Sti . atiseni 1 aollt i txixtimag 6 In 441.11. ~' • \ .0...4.4 IN; 2 ab.-.t.r„la'ittte,..-i-Ilt\—.7l7it,bm • \ \ . 1 ,,,,... a am .. m . i..... Bum —.717 r Vats .; 1i..`4=1174 . 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The aretattroottalfo. tr fratu k r fc . ;Lt., • 't A L SRATUS- 20- Li;lor Nal . i \ " , , \ A).i \ • gUitIIINIA NOlla4 r` \ • . ‘l; 11) ,. , 42. (Rl°Pflrirli`t.'ol7R/u, \' .. \' \kERSr er.\ AT- !'_ -'a '---- ----A- \\-` l WAX--3 to. landing 'row Waarner; -', , A u , i ,, ,4m,,,,n,b 7 \ j -'\ 1• ' \ Li...... 4 . ,, \ • INAIAIIby_*AY it OLL ' \ kliti:i 01— Ls i/ilrfs NO. a:----\ ~,,,,:•,. \ , \ IL ,. b v.. do. Uotoro ootr lodaldd, ‘ :1 . , ir,,i,. • ii2r. " ieddAti DICKUT *OM \ 7- -7711 N 0 PAINTS ' • . ', 'ti t. \\ . . XIANN PAO TV It It D'S I' wig NSW \ , -,, ~,,.._ \ AI .1 Nam 7 lotrlpliiNa AND ipintl AX•XPANT,. .... ~.: . 4 \ c \ v " 11: '_' \t iriv:64 to lund..k.mrsd, \ of theft ' \ ... '\ . c.r. 0*,,,,,t ` - -s \ 4:l\ 11NQ PAIN ~, s , , , ;., fitttl. h". tit:J:l4 Tilt. 701.F.11Wkillsalin:. '' \ : kror Z4rYallorn."!".l ‘" , '''' Ur " \ - ' ,1' LI. \ iIIITK ZINC PAI oil it \ ~, ,s, vuuMiz 0i1416 .2r44,14 tt1.,,,..x1.16zh<4. 1. .. \ , ~,,,. \ i. 26t4Nottr.=,4 la I..auovi . o. Atm lb. 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