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"- Moses POWNALL, Of Loseguar . comfi t '.
Atrarroz inanus,
%ALEC. Othanklin County
; • ' vox suiviyroa onrn4.,
celeiertex m.mriee; Of adrion Cotialy.
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'apt sinurrpt 4trionmoN. ' •
the peeltie interpretation
"Melt has bees even to the Riste-Tarkieh
the kiting, through which European
'Rom ilia* On Ste way to the interim' pub
smtry anima* hia added toi•theamotint of
evident* is fame "or hoetititlee. ,j The newe by
dretie, which - we gave yesterday, 'evinces
that every day 'lams to complicate the pending
dblicnoldes, and shoes that the City tiloholu Is
is tamest, atid.thst he will apt abate one jot of
tittle of his Mama If signal heathlike di
not cedar ii will be became Turkey, unsupported
by any crest pprie, - haa had to yield to the
kt aility demands at .. the Emperet- '
i „Thee moat Important fact dedueed from the
'mew brooght by the two last 'minis, is that
the Govertmesat, of England is Warming, and'
that It Is now doithifal whether it will not moot
beauty and Inglorionely leave Xurkey to he fate.
roses, thie organ of Lord Aberdeen f the , an.
t . -kaowledgod oentre of the Abe°luttet party to the
; - Cabinet, bee suddenly and meet remarkably
eltwied Ihs tome Within a few dayi. Prerione to
the eertalatithit the Emperoi world proceed to
~.,theiattemity of oomapying the Wallachian'Pro
item; the rimier pronounced eahh en set sent
Idea Newton 'for ordering the' English end:
/Weep fleets to pue the Dardantiles; but effete .
:thirPrath hoe been actually passed by the Rue.
the.Thanderer has manifestly changed its
.testes and sow opposes 'any action. likely to kid
to war on the part of the Britlett government..
Tie MOVIIOISr POl4 on the other. hand, the or-
pe of Lord Tabnerstoo, boldly :declares that
- he ocoupotion of the principalities lea broach
Treaties, a cans eeili , sod mast be met by
' - entrance of-the combined fleet into the'har.
bst,crt Conietuttlitople:
is IF:saran, reported' that there is a spilt
'Li Cabin t,' - a that Lord
, a hardest', the
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had of the Reselati party, is.ahout W rettee.-
-; Talents) Da true or not. but there con be no
doubt that differences exist leading to exciting
41110i0kiinl Qleit4 , EL •
It Iris eziroted that he Cabinet "would .hars
developed something of its to pol icy before
tids, as Dr. Loynd the celebrated coverer of
the *juts of flinereh, had given notice shot an
hs would more In the Commus that
the hlisit Information, in regard to Turkey and
should be laid before the Hume. What
took Pica is reported as follows e•
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LA.TaiD—The notice . of my motion was
' given far to-morrow. I re p otted a note yesteir
; day afternofin asking me to put of the motion to
'U
- m*, 11th inst. I was nor able to rex=
enaunror yesterday afternoon—in look not till
ourtalog. To my surprise, I dud that, with
knowledite, 1 was present In the /loose
"pointed
for I find from the mottoes of motions
with the votes, that Mr. Layard poet
cztjwaled hirmoilon from Friday the &h to Mery
*day the 11th! It - IMMO scarcely. fair. that
dsgotadeas member, should be trade to Oils
Oisurroxia.-1 do not know by Those di-
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, iv..rettellote OTIItDO4I7 the notice of postponement ,'-.non plated on the notes of the House. Of one
tMagl aisure.the hon.. member, that what-
; me wee data; was 'done in perfect beactictea ...
Lxranzh.L-1 shoidd like to know who Vat
;,-. • ;that wattle of postponeutant in the paper. What
reams- haat you for deferring the quistion to
••," Ountivai—An indispositioit of lard J.
Mr.Larannthen withdrew his motion until
Me. Durasiu—This appears to me an aireop.
Meat of business which requires no explanation
dike part of the Obvernment—the mote so sa
.14 India Bill, too; loontraey to agreement,
• phmed on the notes for to-morrow. .
• •Mr O. WOOD humbly enfeesis to hating keen
ths doable sinner, but, availing himself of Mr.
Oladstone's suggestion, deolareu that hehad act. ,
witiartgard to 2dra•yard with the heel in.
..lseeieste is the world! •
;Ma dirgzscefal fame has 'waned down up:
Mr. Layard the won and taunts of • por
tion of the p,Feas.. The Daily Nami saki:
tht`exhumer of ravish. Wiled: or is be
himself a calolert Is he prepared to take the
coneequenoes of repeated postponements, for the
, asks of pissing the authorities;—does simply
Raise the flag of lisquily to prevent others from
bringing the subject before the' Mame and the
• esuatqf The public Ought to be collided on
•nthis point. When Sir C. Wood told the flecretiry
:at War to postpone Mr. Lays:We motion with
' out Mr. layard's leave, how far Was he joeti
fed in this step Ity forams. suppleness on the put
of the knowable member for Ayleptoory I We
I have all along contended that the wisest plan is
to last:int publio opinion to the fullest extent,
; and under the Impression that Mr. Lityard, as a ;
.;' - traveler, explorer and nether, might able. to 1
- afford infortmatfort to Parliament and *beam:vary
about Torksy,we ocrognsulate, him and the
lis on the of prospect good to be done mid repute
tion to be acqairedly the statement of hie view
;, ef,tho present *time - of the Sultan's dominions,
; And - - by - the exteeesiau of his opinions' on the
• tetidentrynt 'events in tbo East If, however, he
le sisepliplaying fast and loose, as rosy beet
mem to meet the needs' of pideln tactics, we
ishall hare': torn to some other. ,quarter, for
the emeriti! iniumniain of a debate on Turkey
In the Bouts' at "Common,. At beet, if we get
his Wahine they can only ,bi taco for what they.
cannot be, tea often repeated, that those
meet deeply it:denoted in ..questiort of foreign
pithy; when peace or war are Its ettimenne, are
f 'M - p
e erste. Whenever hostilities: bake place,
fti,lvnettevir rank' most be drawn the men,
, a . frees the fruits of their indostryobe mosey, to
!support war. 'We deny, then, that the:public
'!Ohoeld be kept in profound ignorance of the
,Flews eta ministry on a question of We 'kind,
wkeh tholleviews may plunge us IntehoolAties,
• • may shin us with disgrace, or,bedagas actable
out of,th• difficulty we are In.. The people
are eminently deeiroan of eupportlng the nation
:el tosser, and have AP &gild% pride in the mal.
11seshe of national loot they pre by
- .;'.olweelnly,fetakretwiedered all the more anxious
kiMetbekTllllll of the:Government se to their
•t; 'egswgeounsts; mid b to how far their honor is
.. likeddr;tot be Involved in ally tainting complies-,
11,0ne.••, - Tbsthnow• - that the Cser,:to gratify a
ffiliweed Mules, has invaded the territory of
;• - •.lire neighbor s they know-that this ban infrao.
trestles that ought to be binding °well
put Powers. They have reason to believe
that our near neighbors and.natural Mende and
&Wes, the french, are reedy to declare that ni
migegertients are to be maintained; and
they bow that the English fleet his been even to
' , Boallui - Bay.. Bat here the popular :view of the
'subject Is stopped for the simple reef= that the
Weveramentiow In power in England - bare not
alight At to give mei Indication of whet' their.
Wens theta to regard ne their duty in
this latter. Either are to keep the trestles,
'"*.arir AOC'. Either thee:bang boundories nf
, :: -- 1111 1 Oensttiu of &mope we to be maintained or
'r• to Wien:. Either the rising char:Mien, the
e►iglo•4oat,lhe growing trade 'of Turkey
Swop..sre to be saved bus the grasp of th e
Maw. fir the Claris to be allowed to oondoct
Nggrantous ona . taeked. -Soled is we, are,
• thilkeseittivi bete power to adopt the policy
017 Prefer; but, as we. have &heady said, the
some when the publti expect to be nit
domain oppoTtaDity of forming a judgment on
thii"oclute Chalked oat for Realm! by their Min-
Isteri , :lll34:the People have to pay - the piper,
• eh," ten Alt Mat be aeked to approve the sane;
ahoy may do PCP, It- is napq ' pp•that
Manber of the House et Commons should
A*" from the Ministry explanathas calculated
~ je" glti a aloe te our Attars in this matter.' "
ltr. laysrd is evidently a better vilinner
iffriflts,VltiVildeir than • leader thil
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.t Cenititahs piety mein man of
—lore 'ftrei sad most Dave Tor oemuloxis Co
aos
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of as now is entirely ' opposite; te
ik• spirit . l6 ad, the
lfinei •
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. Reg,hindi had better let.
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their& as theitnitase P',l'Wel should interpret
thin
SIIIIPIage attiteen Irony ere:. it net "howls
to bi serious eariast, by loop editoriale, teach
ing the florae Ope cause of !hied:toga
of tone has been permitted to leak cut. In a load
deg article in opposition_ tn. war, of the Sib hat.;
titeTimer gays - •
Shoeld - thkg" tome to that pose that Etighted
end Prance, having backed Tykey so far,
were-bound to prove their hatter by arm!' ; in a
- word; should there be • general war between Bus
..sia and we knew not what Pow - ere on one side, and
England, Prance, Turkey, and we know not what
Power? on the other side, it is ,eaufidently anti
cipated that Poland and .loagary, tree to their
stature and traditions, would throw themselves
into the riieler, and England would. find herself
in alliance offensive and defensive with the Turk.
Louis Napoleon, and—must.We add I—Lottli
Nosenth, against our old sill* , the Absolutist
Powers.. All this is intelligible ; and by nemeses
improbeble, _if we .outs rush into war with
tnatlove for the "pit which- acme to animate
some bosom". The whole aeonence of events
Is as plain, even plainer, than ,one Is likely to
read in the perplexed and sophisticated page of
history. We should have to pay enormous sad
repeated nbsidies to the Tort, the Magyar, end
the Pole. k •
- A British war etesmer—the Styx, the-Cerebes
or the Pluto—wonld take the Hungarian Gover
nor, fresh.from • visit to Windsor Cane, to some
port or other, if there is one, within a thousand
miles of his country. Whether a party of mi..'
rites would escort hint into the interior, or wheth
er, the Magyar Chief would make the attempt
. with that fora, we will not venture to anticipate.
Doubtlese. with such material to work upon, and
with the British Treasury and Mr. Gladstone's
• financist hobgoblin to aseist, the work would be
hot, and the example very catching: Italy would
once more form the °acme 'that the Manse,
the Austrian, and the Freealt Eagle contend for,
with ego British Lion to stand by. Happily for
the canoe of humanity, there pro nations that
would keep out , of the scrape, and derive no
email advantage from it—i. e. the United Stated.
, But there is not a Butte of the Old World that
we could answer for'in' the neighborhood - of
loch s conflagration as would then bexalsed.—
If the irar be neassary for gaiety or for honor,
we do .not• shrink from the awful. preepeet
Why-eise our vat atending armaments? But,
II oar interest is so deubtfal that postezity,
ee
peeially a suffering Posterity, might deep it
'altogether, we do resell from these terrible con
sent/aces, and-ask from our 'own countrymen
'some of that calm conzideratiod which we have
'been preaching to others:
. Here the reniatence of the Tory party to en
gage in the controversy is fully developed:—
ValIS ICOIIIOIII, MALKIN; and other Liberals
will take advantage of it, and the Tory .party
_will find itself aimed in a contest for the id,
vantage of Republicanism, and making common
cause wi th the deepised H un ga ri an . This wee
too much for aristocratic stomachs. Better let
Russia swallow up Turkey than incur such die-
gran
This change of policy In the, Zona, and ales
most likely in the , policy of Aberdeen, is flies
tinted bre curious piece of instorytievelopod In
a letter to the NevoYork There, castor a settee,
known as "Democratic Lettere on European
'Matters." Time lettere are generally attributed 1
to Rossi:mu, and such paternity is not denied by
the Tinos. , number five of the aeries - , I
dated July 5, the writer complains in indignant
terms_ of the riandnat of 'Commodore SZUNCIIIAX,
of the United State" Ship Cuaberland, flying a
saline In hintorof the, Amtrian Envoy, Baron
when that dignitary arrived in - Connie
tlnople.: This ant, rho writer,deolares did infante
harm to the anise of , Democracy lit`Europe, and
in proof Of this relatee the following :
It will readily be Imagined --that the leaden of
.EaropeanDestooraey bowknot neglected to exert
their aotivity at the present crisis is the Orient
—offering their ouoperalon to Turkey, and de
monstrating to the Porte, that Bixby an alliance
.with the national elements of Hungary, Croatia,
131#111, Wallachia and Poland, Chet turkey is to
be saved. • •
They have 'shown that this allionce Is of infi•
nicely greater value to • Turkey than even the
precarious polity. of !England and Patna, be
cause,.although, theta nations may passively as
sist Turkey with their fleets, they cannot aced
- armies into Moldo-Willachia there to light the
imemiii.of Turkey- Brit Hungary, Poland, and
the other countries naiad, .tying on the flank
*end rear of. the enemy, can do this ;end that is
Trecisely what Turkey needs.. - . .
. Besides, it is a fun that one or the known and
reartgaised loaders 'of European Democracy - has
made epecifin proponalsAo the Porte, of the moat
positivetnature and of the greatest importahec.
trafortuoately,!Bachid Patchs. commenicated
these .propesate to : tholleglish Ambassador; sad
yonnin eaarcelyiteaginewhad exertions have been
made by the diplomacy of the monarchical pow
ers, and chiefly by that of England and Anstria,to
prevent the. Porta from aec.opting :the proposals
of the Democracy, and from thus,opening a field
of operation for their activity. . ,
- - Thu' even,went solar as to mike insidious in
itineations against the sincerity of the Intention
of the.thttocrado leaders in . regard to Turkey,
originated dissensions among the refugees, end
Austria even csuad a memorial-to be prepared
I by some fewnristocrata la Hungary, and sent to
I the poke, protestles the 'hearty !attachment (I)
of the Hungarian Nation to Austrian I.) and eta
dislike. of any revolutionary movement. flush
statements, of amuse, are simply
:Yet. England acted with go muchi'parilallty for
Austria he ail these tricks, that the Porte could
not fall to tontine soluswhat ea oi the curse 'oho
might beet adopt. Dying this :hesitation she
objected to the Democratic leaders that she fear
ed to compromise the friendehip of all existing
Governments, by entering Into intimate relations
with the Democracy. - She was answered that
the suPponition. that .ehe • would do_ so was en I
founded, because those mighty Intereetswhich
regttiate the policy of England and Praia, will
undergo no change whatever by each a counts ;
while the Uoittd States of Acadia withutit only.
not become hostile to Turkey en amount of bee
alliance with the Democracy of Europe, but that
aeopfence of the offer: of the Donocrael would
be part:. ely sweat means of gooney the adios
support and as:iodine; of tAi , United States. '
It wan in this stets of the negotiations that
Commodore Etraudgme find Dia flattering salute
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to Monsieur Di 1111170. K.
Elea must know the political stmeephere at
.Constaniloope, to he able to understand the die
setrone itfittenei of that inconslderste and.
tinted set.. The eannoq of the Cuetberiand, thee
employed, sounded,likaa knell In the ears of the
Agents cf the Democracy there..:
The English Governmenterse made acquainted
with these proposale,'whieh weenie doubt made
by Koserruldintelf. Query T . Did this knowledge
mtodify ;the Contemplated. ourse pf the British
fesr . days will probably eciftioe':to glee us the
et:halo:Ito queeilooi &feeling the 'sesoe of Eu
rope, and probably. of Alperin :also., If war
ehould break out, we hope, for. Old Eugland the
will be found on the side of butuin liberty and
hums* progrpes. •
Tao EEC:RUMPS kr 81Cf11,11A —The teleusphie
account al the Arctic's 'news steles that our
Ainericurelhere abroad hare acted with some
spiiitt The captain of en .Atnericen armed ves
sel it seems had demanded u an American old
non the possession of ts certain Hingarien refu
gee who had been:Ailed by the Atstrisns. We
Aid thsfeliewing iefereneo to this Metter, In the
supposed correspondence with the New
A Buzigarlark 'Captain, Negate, who was fume
in the retinue of Kossuth at Kutahya, bat whh
afterwards - elated hie colors, and was therefore
dismissed, - was forcibly seized by the Austrian
Consul at Smyrns; en the Supposition that he
llrdb en agent of Boeseth,;--upon which the pee•
pie of - flamer became eo excited that they ware
&boat° storm the Consulate. The Cosset celled
for thaaseletance of the Aostrlatimarine soldiers
then present in the port. A fight conned, in
*Mel", emooget others, an Austrian officer, son.
of a military personage of the Myhre( rank, wee
killed. finch la .the report, received by tele
graph from Marseilles; -
It le Le trap there is meelng in the feet. An
InJury'dene to a (fiSsely) atfppo.ed, adherent of
Kossuth; excites the !Turkish population of
.fimyrne , to-a tint. Yen may Infer from this the
manner,in which that name is regarded, and the
expeetations attached to it. And yet men pre;
tending to be friends of Turksy, throw obeteelee
In the, iiy-of hie aid keing taken 'advantage of
by tilde:lab. ,
And still no Democratic American,Minlater at
Constantinople to support Dmnooentio laterecte
/I would be a singuler affair if thin meats in
Asti hfino which ett/Amerloan vessel in
mixed tip, should prpre.to be the petted eons.
mencenieut of hostilltiei, Which ehould pot En
rope in a blase, und'estabileh 'the:blessitigs of
ilbertyon the Ttlialf of despotism.
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Missituitori Wine Elrawa 003171131110 Y.—The
Whig - Biala Convention. of Mississippi toot at
Jsokson,"on the llth inst., and acclimated Frac ,
els AL Rogers for, Govaraor, and a fall ticket
for 'btu,' ofhoers, Ur. Bogen appeared. and ,
accepted the notaimatiOn. Tbs . convention'. re;
iMrtmed the principles laid down. by the last
V big NW.linal Ctinveritkc, and adopted a resit
lmtion disapproving of the_ oppointmont of • fret
**Ulna and seotnadoulits to ofilta
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Arrenintver —Reverend liimixti,Blesterre.
Of the Eittalonegh Annual Confaiontioe , of the lit:
.E Churoit, azd . .late paotoe of..loath - Common
Cherge4leghetty, hoe beeniipoitibed Agent
of e tic uk and Foreign ,Christian Union,"
in this region. This tutioeistion has for its ob
ject the promotion of the Prateetant Faith and
the conversion of Boman Catholics, both- to
Amcrioxand in Foreign Coun tries . It hoe done
much good ehietti, and to daily increasing-in
niefitlheeit and prosperity with the public. Mr.
Birkott eminently fitted for . the poet as
signed bite, 'pining to too abilitias and acquire
mentn a eodeiderable degree of pulpit eloquence.
With hie own mind deeply imbued with the greet
principles of the Protestant Faith, joined to
ardent piety and great seal In the canoe cf
retie.; ho will without doubt prove val
uable acqnleition to the excellent cane which
be hue eepoused.
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!.Disconrse on the• Life and Death of ltio Rev.
ASA Bursa, delieerid May 22, 11358, in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Pittstrirgh,
Pa, b'y Rev. C. Cooke, D. D." _This is an elo
quent dieeourse, by one of the distkignished
clergymen of this cithin which a brief por
traiture or the life, character, auelabors of a
well-knewq . and distinguished divine is faith
folly gives. We commend it to the especial
attention of the numerous friends and admi
x-re of tlle deceased and of the leving
minle
ter. For sale by J. L. Read, 4th street,
'ol.anan's Mactzins, torAugusr, in addition
to a !cry flee steel engraving by Sartain, Is
illustrated with several spirited wood engravings
of a superior character. Its matter is of the usual
description i grave, Inetruotlys, gay and . Inter-
Mum Tnammitian; on run -Love Tsar.—
By &mutt Mbyte, Maithird; authorees of the
"Compulsory marriage4dother works. New
York. Sertnger and T send.
Pasar Eremonam, a novel, by Henry Cook
ton, author of ”Valentine Vor" &o. Mr. Cook
too is well knoWn In the World of light literature,
and ranks In the opinion of many with Dick-
OM god other contemporaries.
The above for sale by Glidentemy & Co.,
Fourth attest, and Miner & Co., Smithfield
street
We refer those interested In such matters to
the card,: Maseru Samuel 8. Shriver &Co., In
another column. Mr. Shriver is pretty whlely
and favorably known in this part of the coun
try, and the firm of which he he one will doubt
less ,reative a fair shut of petronage.
TI6 laian EZGDTIL —The Dublin carrerpon
dant of the Loader...tinlen writes thus,under date
of July
The politica of the last Australian mail destin
ed for Inland, and which reactied the Dublin
root Offimayesterday, was quite 1% •'moaeter" in
bulk.. It required far sorting and distributing
thirty-tied extra pair et hands, and the carriers
were not despatched on their several Naas until
two hones beyond the ordinary period. A gold
en in the slope of remittances may he
expected by this arrival, and no doubt the "light
from !vistaed" Mill be farther accelerated without
waitiog'joy the completion of the coining . har
vest stivion... 'Touching the decrease of the pop
ulationiWeetward, the Galway rectal complains
that-
The mus n it of the extentive 'emigration which
has so rapidly thinned the rural dialects in this
neighbOrhood is now fairly visible in the deseit
ed state et. our meets Scarcely ball as many
of the rural population as were daily in town&
this time last year are to he aeon at peasant,
and there la alum a- proportionate falling off in
thwattenditnee Upon basket days. Ship-keep
ers are eohoplainiog of a sensible dimloutiondn
their bosineee; eo that whateree change might
ham been wrought in the condition of such of
the rural population its have been:left behind,
the prospect of the trading nod meroantilo dame,
here at leant, have by no means improved. The
average nktmber of anigrante departing by our
railway earth day daring the week was about 40,
thus making a total of 240 persons trout Galway
slate.
3Ltirtanr, TasaccoCnor —Pine rains, which
have prevailed in Prince George's county, have
somewhat wave/ the hone' of the tobacco grow
ers, though It is yet thought not more - thanbalf
a mop can be !wonted. The Marlboro', Gaud
MVO:
••In this' neighborhood the rain was fulltimfl,
dent to ed ible plentara*lvo had tebtecio plants
to set them out. The number of those who
were so fortunate an to lases them was comp's.
tively ,few,—tuod we niter/as the opinion that,
ceder the 'Mort favorable groatiag•weather, we
do not anticipate that more than half the mai
qtantity of this article can be brought to the
house! Be learn that the &virus rains of Mon
day and yesterday morning did not extend more
than five or six mike below this. . village, in the
dkrotion Of Nottingham. and that In alt or most
of that fertile region there has been but a
quantity of tobacco platted. •
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A HOUTBLIC DISCOMT.—:At New York, - on
Thuiday,ta diacharging th e, cargo of the'ship
Columbus, jut arrived front Liverpool,.the body
of • man was.found among the bales, almost di
rutty under the main hatch.- It wu muck de.
command, , and appeared to retain none of ito
original features. The deceseed wee about
"thirty years of age, and from the dress he wore,
is thought : to Vero been a sold'ir, who, with a
!ley of deserting, had stowed himself away
while the russet was taking In her cargo, prior to
her ratting ou the 4th of June. The hatch hom
ing been scoured lead nuked, &al the ship crowd
ed with Inlosigrant panengeri, the cries of de
ceased could not be heard on desk, and he 'un
doubtedly died of auffoostion or starvation.
Ataintais I•Dtaraoaw"Anaokn.—The Sec.
rotary of the Treasury, under authority of a reit
°baton painted atthe late session of Congress hoe
prepared • eiZonlar meting inqulrlee for the pm
pose of wicortainiug the aggregate 'monist of
&pie, city , oottuty, rttilroad, canal wod • other
corporttion bonds, stocks or Other evidence-ef
debt, held , in Europe and other foreign coun
tries,.on the 80th of June, 1883—specifying, do
fie as the 'lame osu be ascertained, the amount
of each of the oboes descriptiow of bynds and
'tacks: The cicadae will be addressed to the
apnea cf. two:yentas; Ike, from whom replies to
the querimi propounded are likely to be obtained,
and will no doubt prove servioeable in gathering*
• large amount of aciurate and Interesting In
formation-is to the amount of Amcrioast indebt
edoone abroad• .
iLLTH or New Oatiale --The New Or!tittle
payers due yesterday did not come to hand: The
Mobile Tribune of Saturday lout says—
Teetardsj we received letter from New Or
leans which giver a rattier alarialcg account of
the yellow fever. It may be true, or it may not.
If the writer bad given at his . 4300 we ehould
have published it. .lie states that the deaths by
yellow levee In the Charity hospital, from the 2d
mat, to the 14111,1 luchusive, number 113. lie
gives the minober for each day. . ' . '
Tut Maim Law was fairly Token up and
sqm.rely voted down lathe Assembly yesterday;
by 66 Nces to 64 Yea.: only eighteen absent or
dodging.. For the 611, thirty Whigs, twenty three
Downside, and Mr Dorroughs (Ind ) elected
nudely by Whig wotes, Against the bill fist
Whigs and fifrywitis Democrats. Absent, eta
Whigs and ludo. Democrats. 'We leave this vote
to tell ite own story, and the Totem to answer to
their constituent& had .the house 'been fell,
we think thi melority on the wroag aide would
have been lecreased.—N. Y. Ttibuns.
The Impeachment of Catle - Comeolseloaer Ma
ther Is a axed feat. The Committee of Manage
, meat on tho.peri of the Assembly was announced
yesterday, and, its oomposilion indicates etern
resolve en the pait, of the proseoutlag power.:—
The 2.laneriers are Meier,. Loomis; Champlin,
Noble and tdoßuroey, (Demoorate,) wlthhicesra.
Hastier, Siosione and Wood, (Whip.) Not •
Hard Shell among them. The tHat will cam.
mince icAlhany on Monday next, mid Mr.
them may prepare for • determined linmention.
filiCUTlol,Villitati Citing, the area who
murdered the two children of. Timothy O'Btleo,
lest December,. in Bergen coon% New
was publicly , ' executed at Hackenseok co Thuri=
day./The awful spectacle wan witnessed by up
words of two thousand people. The wretched
men conducted hinnelf under the gallows In a
firm manner,;:to the surprise of'all preeeet•
,
SALVO/ 111AIITLAID Carrara oal.--At sootiest
in New 'York, on Thureday, Mr. BIMOOII Deeper
'old 60 tons 'of copper ore, from the Dollyhtdo
mice, In Frederick 'county, Md., at . $4 70 for
e'er; one per .osat. per ton of oopper. The
rightists averaged thirty pit' cent. This sale,
therefore, briage $l4l per toe of ore. -
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JonwlbuceLlYstattuLL—ln all pitbabllity
before this reaches our reader's, this useful and
'estimable oleare, will hive ceased to exist. For
the tut twenty-four hours hi haa been in a con
dition where ',portal ald neretireach Mtn
more," awaiting patiently and•traoqiilly that
summons which nano may resist—Nora lbw.
lea neSaurday.
Taormei. Navir. , ---Teeterday 'lllO aohooner
Central America,' Capt. Chine,`attired at this
port from ale4ina, bringing 1760 bezels:4 208
half boxes of ~ oranget 1600 boxing - sad 260 half
boxes if leunone.., She left Measly& on the 16th,
of.ApriL 'Several other vessels, having cargoes
of tropical bobs, are now-doe. LAMM/ ware
sold in this city for $2O a box the Ent week la
Jolt, bat till hardly Sonuassal abat pries spla
akhrseisora,—.Ziortoa •
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Nig Yost, July 23, 3853.
The Work of .brir.gtog the Exhibition to its
,
bearings; of getting It into a cotatition to be call
el shipshape, le proceeding gradually but slow
ly. Aditional.oontributione are arriving from
Europe - ead_China, end huodreds of OOPS, cow.
p icing setae of -the meet enrions articles to be
exhibited, are yet unopened in the Custom House.
Bat men 'aro at work with a goad wilt Hollind,
Austria and Italy are nearly set forth in fall
dress_ Bat France, England, Ireland and Soot
hed, and coon the United States are only in
- chryealls, Yes,"the Baited States' division le
almost ere poorly and meanly set forth as it was
to Londeb in 1851. But that department, like
the rest, is improving, To us, of coarse, that is
by fir the most important department • Foreign
nations do not likely to eeed to no models or
epee:anent of new inventione, new articles of
trade, new machines, or illudrations of new
methods and proceeses,of manufacture. They
want one onetom They bore sent us many
thloge that are curious end beautiful; many ex
maples of the high finish and polish of their
worknianthip, hematite in those branches of In
dustry they do not fear our rivalry. But it le
in examining and comparing our own miffed-
OUP inventioes for sieving labor, our agricultural
machines, our steam engines, our spinning jen
nies, and:portable mills, and ore mashers, that
we most expect profit end 'advantage from thie
Fair. As jet ; the display of agricultural imple
ments le rho only attempt In which wo make a
respectable showing. ' I ant somewhat sorprised
that Yourigreat city, the, young Birmingham Of
our country, has not sent something worthily to
repreeentlyour forger, :nines and could .
you not du it yet!l have 'neon nothlog from
.Pittsburgh but the-patent *Tighe which I no
ticed a few days since Philadelphia has con
tributed Many cases of artless work which are
highly - oieditoble to bee. In no other oily of .
America have the Pdeohanio Arts received a more
sattractoey and prontabledovelopement than in
Philadelphia. In war tools, we make an oaten-
Cation not lee' striking, candidly epee:tins, a
good deal more ro than In most pursuits arose
-4al sad Peaceful indadry. A whole park of
brazen artillery—St seems altogether a braxen
Exhibition on such an occasion—duly supported
by pyrami ds of balls, and stacks of muskete, rl
fies, swot e, and other humane instruments of
dzith, fillione entire Weave, and run over, like
the oat-papa and quarter.gtterde of an army,
Sete theedges of others. .
I hardly. expected that the richest and most
elaborate eervice of plate and works of design in
Silver, of American manfaitare, would have come
from Bolter'. But PO it is. From the prepan:
&rano° of their wraith New York or Phtladel
phia oboald have earned that distinction. The
firm et Bail, Joues Co.','Pli3oston,have a show
ease In the north gallery coltheining a seleation '
of the best specimens of their work, which shows
that the sable. and historic art of the Jeweller
has madel no inooneiderable progress ill this'
youthful Bepublia. Among the large'mod dab.
orately chased vases of their manufsoture, to this
case, he the -Webeter Vase of 1835, prevented
by citizens of Boston in commemoration of his
then recent dedication et the' Conititution—
'There la also a eery large and handsome One
piceented to Me Edward Biddle, of Boston, by ,
the exhibliere of the London l'alt of 1851..
Bal lo jewelry, nothing that I hays ever seen;
con eompdee with the contents of d largo glass
ease, filled with production of taste and eldl4
ado the hones of C._ Oarrai & Co., London—
Allegiriesi and Hiatorthal groups -of Statuary,
in pure reepleudenemetal, delight the eye by the
debuts - of the -material, nod the exquisite deli
cooy of weirlentanehir; and In looking upett,them
the mind Ste. elevated by contemplating design
which giro expreesion to the true genirtat Art.
A ' group representing Queen Victoria bathe pa
troness World's Fair aira beautiful seem:
She stands in the centre of objects so disputed
as, with her. own altithde, to convey the idea
of the Eniereas of the fast anchored isle randy
ing offerings from ever y plime of the earth, and
every kindred of men. The alp of the.ea and
the shipi of the desertj sat:irk= the hazed
north, the ßednorn frhm kerning Araby; wok_
the rwarthy eons of .Indle's - Coral strand," all
wood about herotet and
tributariee, but as allies and faiends,..presetatieg
to her, for the tie of all„ everything wooderfal,
metal midi beautiful tq which their k lands bad
given birth or-the toil of their bands or their
bratee'creited.. Ids an exquisite reproeeutation
of a great hvent. And life hat one ifs aeries,
none of width are inferior , this group In ex
arlleuce ctworkmanshiP, bat are not raid twit
In originality of conception. !
Bad I meat bring these obeervations to a dote.
The olßods of the Exhibition have $q behaved
toward snej.aud other persons 'She had a right to
strew. coodderate and courteous' treatment at
their bander, that it has hetet with &Sanity that
I hove brcingtat myself •,10 siditheta in any man
ner is anaking th eir enterprite better , known to
the conotrY. Bot I shall not 'allow perilous! re
sentment, howeier just, to preventmy doing fell
jOatio9 to ad undertaking In which the feelings'
of the comitry have beet, to some extent, inter
ested, and; hall accordbigly nontline to forward
you notices of objects worthy of the attention of
your ,rildire.
Thestr4gle for the offiose here hoe revived'
the fridheitween the faetiCne that was smothered
by the proSpeot s ow:ninon enjoyment of pub-
Ito spoil Etch petty 1109TIPCP, the ether of hal.
int monopolised an mediae chars of the plunder.
The simple fact le, that the litinkere are getting
the upper hand, and the Barnbentere are going
to the walti Pierce started ant with the com
mendable resolation of stifling the dissenalosue
'within the party, on .the late elaviry flies ; by
milting hie appolutmenti about akinally from the '
awe divide:he on that quveition. , , This coarse was
botkeensibie and jut Hut'he by not bad the ,
nerve, qoe imorai coinage/ to adheie to it, and
now bf the attempt-to 'strangle all freedom el
opinion,' and by breaking the amnesty for past
offeneee against party -.amity, he Is re-email:lg '
old moundsi end takindilag war. The appoint
ment of Dix, Pewter and Coohnone, soft shells
In the city, and . the ielecitiou of a fair proportion
of Bcrell?tHicera in the interior, seam/ to have'
atart:ed the Hunkers nod the Pogler, - both'heris
and ln Wallington, troni a °maenad° dream
of monopollzleg places aid eateries, into /puma]
of alarm and Indignation... Diehinson declare. !
Outright that' he is hostile 'open principle, the
principle, nanooly, of•rejougn for an Imagined
slight. Bed Bithe, rhelimmaculate, is about
setting op ja country dr-penny to denounce
Frank Piet* for not appelatieg hint and ether
Nlltlonale, Ib piece of Soot:code. Donhort,there
Is diestrecti4t and raga, not expreised, all Around.
B. D. Dalai!, the uneePointed diplomatist of
Byname, will shortly cell de 'Rubs Men's Heti.
cool Co:main° together,When there will he
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awful time, What form of opposition the dis
contented elpmeole may tekp cannot yee be fors..'
seen, bet It nied totem! no moieties If thee*
quarrels threw this State into itine hands, of the
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It le generally supposed by the Illaroburnere,
that the delay la annannoing Otto Dix's appoint-
Mint to Freda, liroieeds from fear of alarm.
Ing , 'amidiern Da r. °o 4t. and that as soon
as the 'Angaet elections shall be . over be will be
Sited 0 4.*Ilit a eorundsthin for Parte
Nottilthelindlog theefliklei notion to leave the
itountry tchtelt the . Strorethry of .titati . bes, ad;
dressed, 'thrOugh the Milan to the dozen or
twenty diplothstiitedligerlog and loebrig about
the country, It will ho obsereed thai they don't'
go. 'Some of theta ere he're:Atit 'thew no eight
of moving:, EVel2 CW,deit hie not gene.
in Me Meantime eld Jodie' Conklin bt doing
very well: and him negotlatai Get, Trial sod his
sohhitfoe 6;morie out of Tele
,11 peat
deal better thit(doing tho lams thing Ina tooth
and nail way,veltb a oeirpel of Intently and die,
goons, and.artillery la earresondl.
The fishing lequadron seethe to.be lemethital
of a humblig. The Princeton bee broken down,
end :Magid toi be broken op, and Commodore
Sbubeleb, toe Commander of the OW IS loleare.
ly on:Habig aloog_akete, a 4 oath after the valor.
ono annonesment In, the g mount organ that
belles ordered down, to heed the udd er , I A
bap owrtlalr. I However, ht toad be in no hurry,
)r without gyps, what eau he dot
Tio Maio* ,
Drmooiate to Molaa , aro
Immo! to 0013114411 Ii asiudl4tia too Governor Jo'
ppooltlos Mr. Pillsbury,: tho togolso uomtoto
Ski.pi!th. b it aa' 9DP•aolli to do liquor'
lair
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The New Yesk Tonna' of Commerce has the'
.telloulog citraet from a tate 'commercial letter'
from Canton. ; Although perhaps no later form'
the neat el war than our plosions advice,, it con
tains more particular:a, which wedcabt not will
be acceptable, to our readers;
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7 . Carrot , Mei 2, 1853.
Since the departure - of the last mallore hare
reoeived many very interesting Firth:cash tortalt-
log the capture of Chin-Kew:tie-Poo tad Nankin
t y tho rebelul This - news la entirely through
Chinn°, many, of !thorn have noeived letters
from the latternity. They report; believer, that
the ety of Chin-Neaugloo had been retaken on
the approach of thirty thousand of the Empe ;
ioed eoldlers from - Kirin, Eastern Tottery,
who, le conjunction with those previously saga-
Red, had caused the Insurgents to fall back upon
Nankin, into which city they had thrown them-
Mimi, being a, forms of nearly 'sixty dbonesod
use,- and that at the departure of the latest
couriers-they were eirrounded by an army of
one hundred and twenty thousand men. Another
portion of the rebels, nearly forty thohsand
strong,had,been detailed Prom Nankin, an the
relic body , easing that pine to attack Chin-
Keaug-Poo, for a very important city 'called
Tong Chew, which they hod captured, bat .to
Blatt which and reinforce their friends at Naultin
wart deemed impossible, fromaeonsidtrable Tar
tar army, under the command of a cerebrated
Generel..haviair been deepatahed to present,it.
Thie, by the Chinese, is said to be the exact
mate of things' by the last accounts. They do
cot, however, believe 'bat Me new Emperor,
who it within the walls of Nankin with ao large
Ince of desperate men, is likely to be ern ,
come, notwithstanding the onmericel superiority
of the Tartar terra; sod the general belief is
that i.e will encored in dispersing them and es.
tablishlcg himself firmly there, it-being the city
which, la his proclamation, is to be biscapital.
When, the new Emperor sent totEloo-Choo, af
ter tm above victories, for the fifty thonand
taels which the' inhabitants had agreed to - pay
as tho num of their city, numerous
dons were carried by hie eoldiere, who dlitrihn
! ted them amongst the people, and throaghdhot,
moans cone copies have found their way here.
In then proclamations It was announced that on
I the 221 day dabs 8d month (28th April) th
(brace would be established in the ancient el
of „Nankin; and there, on that day, would cam-
I mete, the government de jure of the \gstored
family of Sling. But we have yet to I en the
meal: of the battle beneath the nattier Neal%
which Miliq base taken place prision le the
abase dath. Via Shanghai we hate =Wag
ttuth.,r than that Nankin and Chln•Keeng•Too
were la poesaselou of the inurgents, and uhf
news went by the lase mail; .consequently adl
related m ove Is said to hive taken place
aequt na
If woobe difficult to describe all the •
bar:
barit.se and hoirore perpetrated et the taking
of-Nankin, (1f the Tartar petition more thin
20,002, including the'famllles of the soldiers„
wenc,l and. children, were either put to the
tweed or committed aoloide, it being a point of
hewn with theoaingular people to perish rather
than to yield. Every-onset the priests, whether
of the Badhist air of the Tabaiet religion, and
who were very numerouathere, were massaend.
Their numbers Could not have been fees than 1,
500 et 2,000; while (bode killed ha the assault, the
mittlig of the aalln , and the entry of the
ere red to atateat to ,over 20,000 men. Vet*
- many families Were completely annihilated by
AMMO. The emetic were es blockeetnie with
dead Oodles that in pesilog trim point to Ischia
the conquerors burst open doors of. hoasee,
',Miro Well se public, and threw them ineldo)'
it the Chinese expensed it, se if they had been
logs, of wood. '
Tho leuturgenth had no Cobbs proceed to each
exteo.dtit, nee; have they shown any cruelty
towards the Chinese people; priests excepted,
nuts,., in cams !here the bed ei.opersted with
• the Imperiattreops. At Natoli aonseqnstnac
of the • magnitude of the gents* and .a cane
goent resiatearm many'shared a fete which they
other alze, and la other pines, would not have
The oily of Canton Is very quiet, baths ulti
mate tote depends upon the state of things at the
4 Nnath If the Insurgents win, the log Moen
itekil nil the priest., with the Tartar garrison,
wll,l doubtless be risen quaint, and without cer
emony put to death, trim adherents of the new
*Meier things will flilthe public °Mess. In tbo
proclamations of the, new Emperor it is eery ,
clearly pot forth that all the. Mandarins, the
Tarttre, and the priests shall hi exterminated:
and More ie no doubt but smelt would be the
There is a bare possibility t h at I hmtalludel
to those events at greater length than mss inter ,
esti you; bat I consider that the fat* of,aneen
ply* metalling one-third of the human
%echo' as it twin smith jeopardy and imeer
ty,se now exists, with the ineepintble einetaof
a chaise of milers, involving so terrible a strut \
gels sit is now going on, caul. not bat attract yes
anontiOn.. \ \
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Manna —lnformition hie • eta Made argued
lioto4rt Lowers of hiadison tow . ship,this county,.
far Vfio tourdetuf-Willfam .111 . t .y. on \ Monday
evening the 18th Instant. yrt l p
~ dentate are as,
It appears that en last Buodaya .. int Low
ers, while a 'tont young man, , s,bue d a young
or brOther of IfeCoy'S. Oa hearmg. f it. Witt
Ism wade some remarks in relation thereto,
which reached the ears cf Lowekii. \ On onday
evening, about 6 o'clock the par ei metlten
e%l k
kin's store, in the village of New .fithess.. Low.' ,
ere brgeux the attack In 'abusive- h,fi Ins dug
n* toward McCoy, 'who etc on
isogo \ the de
fensive as Lowers made at him with la.talfe, d
struck at Lowers; but the murderona weapon
came short of •Ite mark--again Lowera\epang.
upon hie vlotim, , and the 'gaud blow preye dfa,
. tal, the knife entered the left Masse of Meljoy, '
rdirectly above the vibratory organs. McCoy \ ran
eight' or ten rode, isolaiming— - V, ,
4 .l'm stabbed—my hoary, 'blood Is running'
out—i'M getting blind." •
Et staggered and fell, and in five Minutes wee
A cerium. Lowers coolly wiped his knife between
the forefinger and thumb of Me left hand, and
'hutting the mailmen', weapon, left thespottnt:
pureuedo although a- number of persons were
prattle., winsome, of the true! deed.'McCoy was
about 10 years of age. The following is JI do.
icription of the Murderer: . .. •
Lowers is about 5 feat 9 .lnehee high—light
hair, with light seedy, betasd—and'o2 fele com
plexion.. Ale age to about 28 years. Re had
on a leghorn het,- yellow Weld pantaloons,
bat no coat. • It Is eupposed that he s chanaged
his apparel befire taking hie IlighL=-0/aricn
Regiilsr.
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lierTreiliurertiv . ali S. Fiacitra;Zlllf,
'OrAilmben7..lll be • candidate b•tcr• amirbadlln g
Az!,4-Nlssanin aria VW* VOirtallop, • not.l.U o i to,
12. tile. at CIOUNTZTRWASUBIia. JOSIA•mtdT,
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. • eastree.—MsjorJonzr Wmoci Win;
ba • mailtsta fa t6s'6llin - at Court ThitAttraNn.
biltort Mill%lit wit tlattAikoßle County coottution.
to b• hold In tomtit next;' • - • Yid/MU
P2rTor sCommftsionar.•;.-MIL Jaite )467
ilimmaux. of the Bmuit , of AllEva,Dat..vlll\b•
00 , ..1 sal nricit4u - seimb.ll4lbr theoana Caw
'Comkaselooor, br hle numerous ifrlardo, itoldlet tp, 11:
,dee's:oa of the do Whlg County Coanalim.
WIESKAPORT:s
District Attorzey.—EcwAsic\ P. Josis;
b.. eAagd.i. berate th'e seAr7e4blett WhIA
Ahltalaseeti4traientlot t for nortanithko. for the
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oes DIVIRtet ATIORNItY.• OVA/ w
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District AttOreez.-olndidsto* foe, Whig
nosetnetloa, tbr'l4olet Attorner. DAVID D. nnuoc.
tai.n.i and American as./.1 I'
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Juttigt illttorney—Aali,lcozajlt
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WATS.. IN. will bi • candidate for nomination . •
Mee of Dietrict Attortmi c , coned te th•deolodon of
anoltaintasocilo Onne•eato,. • \
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/Sr District! Alttirne.....—ClCll:lo HAS ,
ItIOVCRy boa mandate for tuneln•lion tte
0111$ of niettica Attotrien Wore the next Whig and An
tinisainie Conrantion.
.Ic2k4ita}o
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Da perreOtypes.—lf you whili*Atiti:
PlotoPkl.o4ooito IA prim. go to CIARUO% ClALtitgY.'
110.16 north itroot.l 100
sifrOlLßO.'iitoiitor • Mrstv.having boa t
ralkvaal tram Mr atiatal Balla as Brirarom, mat rhsalalin
.ot Um U. B. Mel a..Uarattal. 1.11111 talatiltrr hi* unW
01.1 .tmomit. thatamtan. Ottimandfeaktraas
142 Taira dna. abeis Etalthtlata. ' \my Talßar
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ra to the edveitteement et ! . /iIORSIt'd 124 vtoomTnia
CORDIAL." te he'fbleo.ll upon the fourth elte
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sfor Bl'Lone's; Worm 80eo o. l'ho id
lowlaa„ from • amanita*, alum Ms dim • , wl4li,ftdo
wswatWoollolOo Nat ,1000(04 Irbirsm it hi" •• • intro.
, • 1120wratU. nolo Co., Pe“ 01 ,,fiel '' ilUINs, r
f.
G„,04;,..,...4.1104aertin01 th•Orationlikim i.ll el,
Toni - wuau' erautrui. , !iu ad, alma mul 'OW 00 T,
lain authwly a4uttuniut otr stmt. We s oboula I
doh
god briuuu toulmoUr: Uli.'Cut+luir.. N. T., 20 .
with Tour bill, la Its iwwptloa of 0114, v i wars,
. 7.lolll.e.voednitti mat. of faId'A'OP2OIIPIC9 liielti, ',
'nolattbothotal, taw* oaf Id too moll 0000s112 a lay, amp), !
titr, Ina bi hsl; (wholetal• sad r•ulp troutiwie. kwa
wind; 15 Via would oomptawato • portolaftwottata aud,
.sp. sot of madam I think 1 amid taut" II to lout ad; .
, tantalite to do eo. •• Your.; relP•etft 114 • \ ,
- . W2l. u. muu.par, We Witl )2 palms, -•
man% .1. Rua* CO; ' . • "' V
l'urobtawo will bi 0110101 to ak 'LANEba.‘ll*
ouLinauTru vanuruas, itiul•t.,
troa , cyba.. All
cam Yoval 244, la doeurathon, ifs wottla..,. \ D,, 4 ,,,,
Latteo (*owing Vanalfuo. &foil'. hilibiufal Lim M ., l* '
Ou now I. Lad' at 11l 2upeutublo Dial ato,.. 1,,
lb. ltaltatAtates, saftroettho soli viodo„.4 7
.. •• .. • -, fLIIICINU - 11202flual .
3,21'- : lattaworo to J. 6114 t Oa: 00 Watd Mott
viir.Oakland Property . for 814.44/lii
OLotuLtr ,situutt. shoat Islf • suns friat
huahughil the L'lttutunth Pumas sad ttlithitutuelhits
pU. 1000.01u.10 .th. south mut tun US toub
,Tcn.1421.5q,;,10.4., owl on th. nonh 1./ S. P. 0104.24 .4
BLX AMISS:, It litorattil halt
Tr oILII• ohotettot tlo.l..n.orct thouLILL full 6 pi.
I. • aompitablip iv:P.OO6O halal uotsg, \Tub'
otn. b.tuasprtho.au'eboadatus of GraLu.Xoo4lutt
mut scrulthutts rinmiotric4 nullity: Ism diro .
th p t
orstem, holds sltegitlisr,ce gas
J. ibm," Taoklall J. claltinu,-. •
ger blolui Haus TCI MONT,- . $OlO- I i
EOM ' \
room Sii'--I. thtnit it no non tintn wa get of Jane, td ;. ‘,,' ‘ „,\.,, r •
...
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rou ao well ao to the AP1016•13 eoionouniir to state, u•, tivolißANC.ne Lo wIPANY,
bItEaTACLIii I It•inght of you zulf,sno walL I End ot7
,:,„ I; „,,,,,.
tight moot improve?. lam are =VI print with thank - N EW /UM - • It
for nor length of 'Cato ulthoui Wgfuo it uir .7. . i . 0 ASS ;CAPITAL 500,0001
aboald my /lett continua to haprov. by,tha nn of them. t I
MI P. amt. LOO
1 bar* no doubt tut I dull be able to rend without them t ' FL C.
' N. Al Woe& ergot, Pllttrbonwa.
in a abort tini. Yount. trair, '/' , ,,,fIOVXDI:II- . '
Allegheny Oty. June Z. 180.3. e• DlagOrola : ,
Potent 1. 100mt...-...._...Lan pith. Yana. Rartfool.
*3.2 Iwo mod Mr. SolZaotta SIM (745AVoi lor a 1 J r tr0t0 w .tar v, t7....................._....-.lftint or Conti 'q a Do.
v•rr brie period. with Yea advantage. shd hero no ~,,,,,-Z.---="7.1.4,crr"4..Z.Vir..*
booltodatil to analog' th at a depetlva vision of hang gond. I 01, tonstg Motton=---:Stras of 01•111 r. Molten • C e. s
Ia x Lao bean rollout, cod Cu alms owe. to fl zenith. ftwev , ,,. —......i 1 ...., ,, tu.....,.... 11 r I Co .
lag vigor ant tom. I thinsfora oheerfullr boar {1.41310 .7 1 1 '4,411E5ZW1.:="=:2111;7117,d7,11“.11.,
to their esoollonei and amutnay. to olio to Mr.ltoone 1 •M ‘ ,.. p 5a , ,,...........1._......._p1ain a guypia Bt.T.
WI/ att a Proatical Optician, awl the wonderful Ilitr II -.7 a Vg.---.....--Irth. of BIF. MVP 8 808. ,
with wtthh ho " L P"' 2 " °/""" th ' ..d°'" Pion- I
loaltato of Tito. D. H. 80110:1, o ,foaa 8....maa......,.... -.You a 40. Rows a Co.
No. 24 Wayne( street, fiEoharg‘ 1111111 no o...Lawbort,.-.....kitua of A. Ido Lawrenea It Da
/•14.2m (Maks A, lhontieg.t.—...--...-.Bltar of notekltty t ca.
aeon, AtterfAm0,j......1 , 103 of Lewis attorbury fr.. a Do.
.forlr -notion, .„......„}l i nn at J • flatWbet , Morin: I
. IPICto ' 1 g "a i.." - ..t: J . 7. 4 r ` ... 4 . `fr' ..ril d ,4V ' M a Int
W14,, 1 1,:m r- _,.....::::::: 1 3 - Pm . gr"‘" B ragt
"0 W0n0rn,—.............= of K. D. alorgon• Co.
boos I) thapan,......-......f inn of Cont.. Loterop`a On
nor..a akg.lagg4,-...........,..111.14k0irt. a U. 31..ongar.
far 'n' ftra=4 - 21 - .: ... t.kts=r j lo a egifilit TTl Ud t:of
( .71,arlts s plry , ...-----,..—:..—.4...---.......-A..
=l4 .7;:t r.:::=lra a ir.11 t tl1, 0 4:411111 . :11:,
1 tMii= " 4 .... .:7 --.'. 7l2l7VlL A iie L k= " a a f Po e.
itroCalikteg,or r o.....--.-.llafo of litatina. Anon a te.
Janet A, Ct0W....:....Y17m OF lir njtaltar,lt Nright,
I too 1 1 , Prolatanhoutt.rrinto of Pro trrahamAivell a Ca.
. 4'im 4 ;1 . 4 V 4..4 t . ............."Th' fl " 'A:Wilt bt
8 sad A 1 .417.,:.. 7- ..7 -.....-. .. -....."...4. et wen e fna to.
Naito , M Stookave—Fient, if giattinteatatitweir a Co.
~L.- 7 Saw 9.Z!! •- . . r* '..!.!...' gad i 14 ' 4 k g
alit r Al i 7 I r e :
ford +V dif.,...7.......11nta of iM4ola./aripi a_Co.
G.SiVo hlufoi••=:= 7 -tiritd 41 "---..- 01KW11; f^0a70. " 4,63.
814803 LI 1.01.11118. flreallent.
Cllll. J. twin . 5... m..... '
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! tOi \ iiiiiste &DV* t.;l l 3:CurS7l B l Lossibo
. unotraOu'hjatt,4
li o o,w s , AtN ill 11 0E S ,
bil Wood sti4l44 EV:gatlrilf. \;_'..
flleut \ It . I \ '
(11 en's Inset use uompanskir Pittsburgh
H. D, buxom.
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OYFICE, 04 47670, BETWEEN
I, 's WO D ITWErS.I '3, `
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;Qv navr,r3 BM ADP IJARGO RA% TEI.II
01110 ADD 4.lqatastr 7 LITEB3 D PTA.
'AN
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40.. hyp, or 4 ,,\,,,,,natt loos ducoone lira Yalta la..
arum} GI op,,t2r o,f to 88.1 LVLA2FD NA Tiarneuv
bid ?RASBSORTII7O.IV••
..4, , vs
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114.' Pl's. ' ri.tri,.'• Jr- a
~.,?..;:, I tint. lintittatn. !
Pottert , Dunisp.Jr.. I Jahn 8. Dilworth.
)Y. Ilarbaugh. \ frra Volk
nnmat..
ta altar Brion% \Wm /1. \DAT& ,
J - 0101 T. t0ueu......._....,.. .:.....-ItOBT. T. KAIVOIKDT.
PIMLIP 1 ,1 1 1.8014.-.......-.-1,.....-11.0 ADD 081.00
.\ EZIEGVAL.I
I s '
LOGAN, Wllt-5AL 1 N ....,. _ SLT u o s
oanats___AD v...-tuP 2 /11
; RT. ' truflEIGN ANn DOM 1.0
wArig, cuTtlat , to stn...
gave \ o 7 . 7Eacired their new extensive
rit
. 4 ..7N I , J Woaintotote 5 . ...a..t. abovtar Eir.Ohartea
Cowl, In re than: ouottunerm. sad tuatth ta gornaralin
are tart trips an esaturnation of ths moat triplet. mart
ntant ...we adiTrlNd In Om tit, • , \ , t 010.7
Jun. 11.1653.
101'_BQRHE & BARN/OWES—Herd
its.thcktod to the •reltie of our B.IPTB.
upon ifhletk we ten omfido'ntly rut the reputation of our
work.; We her., shear published c... 11 ‘.04
immink that Wei Alecto for our reiroler end orainut
.61 . 60 4 tibroad: here been enDlooted to the
liET=6 4 O/3.lte AOTIJAL 'OONVLAtiIIATIONS.
endthtlr oontente totaily free frouCdamate.
The bbliowinz .other proof of the tains Inoonteetabls
. _
~ .
. .
010.000 WORTH OP BOOKS AND rams
RAVED WITH A MO. SAFE I
AMMON, Zan Ccerxr*. 1 1,,
November 12.1832 •
Mimi,. Buts a Enggivroor Sim Yodr tem le n
wore deaf reoetved. / was nibmut at th e tune. I we.
Vl y tb f Orratel Voir;le i sf it 'd olila fregl i f t . oh..
Mantling et Nis 11/Nt of Juno itimy stare teilidind
'being b:merl to Mille,: It was 'built of wood and brink—
,. large three dory building. bly Nab ass in It at the
it's.. of , •QM stud t6ll lute the seller, where th ere erns
a large 11.01 Ult of *IL' It ens nrem. bet Ire. .
• My notes and booll amounts ‘thst *see In the . , Safe.
d led
emoun to about Ten Thousand lotion. ' , bleb. vas
14=1 T ZT l7 :; ° 4l " lfinVitVvit. ' "I'ATZ:
.. War. but b go ut .Tufo to keen 55th
papers,
Cone—s
got one hst in . Con di ogfely recommead harm
t'llaie'''''' Yours: Levi,
,
lire* Certificates —Me. SoLomozcs:
,
I ralleid . is i t Yon: mil. on the 2d July, and shawl the on ,
tore of y eias. whb tint tarp had at that time: you
Outbid . I:with Speetaelse that did 'nay eyei a great drat it
gocd,-.-They awe ray much Inessood at the tile, bat
that Inßainrimion bag uow lalt..'d cantina , bear the Ilitht
of tta Sim or a Luau, as well as ever. I dilatant' on you
not get. another pair, In we I shoot! bare aoy traitor
., • with them,., I would not beiltilitat thanirnader
no coaisadaritim.:, Tours, Respeettollr.
• JAN 11A008. warner Elba arid Wabitar sticroba.
maim. JOT ale 1 863 . '
got:ono:ft —l34lng,colapilled to wear Oseet•eliw.
I . 'iaartehien abbito get . pals but what madam)
a 7.. , ba.—l' hare trlid's vast umber otNalispia, but
alwa • Idled, gen I obtalnia apalYftaPi Yeak k 11, can ass
b 7 do • ' etandia.lle., .b
t. toeinyingth of time ` with lb.
graatrat• anA ...toil- \
Mrs.• • manta eery moth bleu"! With harghoweg.
r - • , Tours, Truly, . ' \
: . L.'o. WATER3Ltbr.IC9 Wyllo etnlt..
itniti uly IQ, 1830.
'l cr.
w
. I b. 1. ", - . radar
tb rier . er ' tot2aualr of to fait sal .7
or - at I coed wittoMat Istiguo;:until I obtained •
pal of Mr./3oltan BY;Ote.sid ot . thrust I bought of.
b"
\
him. ran see as •au @lntl could. 'jean read or write
withtly \ tia for hour\ ithout, the len.at *drug both br
'day ao .eaudlesllah
I bare tried. in all . tie toraeßi 10th. Mite of Peatlaylva-'
niii.to obtalsi • pair olfg
. 0 'bat would malt my eyes
and Sala! in every hie it - . Knowing thMeulty o?
obtalulat capab le • • Ned.* 41
Ido int...r
1 4
toorriniand, thaw • undSr datactl4iiklan. In
apply to kr.lmams. of IP • • •• (Messes eau be obtained
to suit all met. Totem .. .J. MORRISON.
ALISORINI ;Joy 24 1• . .
Jyllrtlx:l. .
,
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nn lintommo aakflaa . trma eita . • is thimart dalljdio
tae it q
ol intotel,l TO dm mod , .et taktaatd. It.
..tooltlin• nuoms• la float s'areo • •• eto ta• tartan
ot ne jtaterto Alise:,. ' Dark idol I. x rant meta soft
1 mul a**, twit, erik.h of 'admire - (matt this, la.
T.
114.„
din.) bdm unite an of Um : .. • Bald .W
err lui•f•ww• 2 , , ••••1S!,1.; _, .1 . k.• Admit=
9:uie atilt, redoted eat holt, tar •• • , • V;l2 yean.
.11,. J. Comintottr. 711 . ' • WT..' i • Admin.,
Ici T c,
isle'corliain ear* at ITS o=o . 40,bik • • 111 Cott.
0021,4 anon,. tby atkdod ; ITT:, , ,\ trt It.:
Prig! Mtir 25 at e5..11 •lal‘ t - .. ~ _
\D: S. BA 9, Pm, eV Broader, it,:Y.
B•ll , Jit Pittnanh by 3.• , Ball rs.',4l. - • Algol .
P.O. Y. 4 r!..dat ajtro... aa.l , milli Ann: '. . \
'--
•
.
• /*Nei. ' C believe Natare v h . provide. ~
tom id 7 tor ory dloosio which - foldd i r e. to. \ : , 6
Prltr7 ;t lt or BOCK 11. Pot o hilt i,draiithlk
'costl bor, oonoial doop In iboloiorolo
of odother•
Zara. o. mot t doubt. of Cat orholipit thaw
'rondo! ', Um! tato - Inu ~, rl . n, t 7 •
~
• si , , Ohio, pt.‘16,0142, , -
Mr. ~31., liter—kiro 1 fihri. *LS all
.o. or Ntsela.n... s _
.or Rook 1; some tin
, toordtol OW. ....,.;-1.7.1--r.
zr. , :014 d :::: It i " WT 11Vo I, rm . tf.,."110`1„. 1 . ; '
oaddlera loullor ond roontoo r . d4r daudtiter. lot , oloP
'A% rAvttVrtont44Ta.ro:V T:M=A:
Cho period. oot• p.
lab
otopp.Q.
.4 C. rik moored
Larogroly.
, t a lf c, olao VI ex Lrodr Plit t
. 4 7
hod ilor , t l =to t hor ' l,4 " t e a s B o
coth . d f Insum i i c hg,
- , 'or silo or all rt+o proms. la Plftot cr. - . 1, '
fa' teivas .dmtle.s P MOO• 01 04sookr-1
......—.
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M r/4 BOW lEO2I:—M .
in
f i a •
l cy 1 hasp!
ben mho;rltbimot arm an N aarhlthattaa
ask
to alTinftlarah I ha‘t.
M , beep lal• L. -flk 4 pair al\
M
UL!! thitoroakt ID ma. I lira hay serail pairs
that - .1.01 antes nai . sea air tllttlartly..b t'oottld
, ftwrar keep thou,. mars than laaa.fial , I', hoar tba
her that thtfr aszOw Math Snit pala. ~"
..;„tr2,4oehal toalr'amiaraillartlatalca*lihlah syr
lar‘ .
4.I ' A.AL .1.4; NOM. nr.l \ a. It Li. bean aar
4141441 h ha tot' a thaVarhaltt \ barathelam. I thane' kt •
I ..4tir Mts. , \ -
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Umlaut act ttlak hatlarlair arttra;.saf, they MN \
tau?. ahrfrer a:waxier ans. 1 harp not boa .bin to '
TOM bfoiatthwiaht. hr' tha*Mar,art belir at airy
laic itp4
time Wail It* than it illlztatiot.theii, I ..,1
aro ll'aralay all dal/. sal an I tan eikea..viteov UP* ,
fartbaler. a Oa hut paha. arhl fa• Whir p re wade**
1 , •
I .47 fhb 119911111 think ft 'wallas 'rt. hatartr,a‘
and hoplai attars mayba balled by th. . . x,:.,
ak t.t.
Too, an at lltartr to mahatma aar =at my Cho;
far rallareate. I am. air. !Mr re \ , As,
‘• 1. • WlMlX'lLutt., qt...tr . rittibN.ro. AI
, P.l. I knit to lAtiltitkii that lay Vf• la irnlatla\ NA.-
Iliad ht the pair tha'sat.'atalasualls`plotai , 1 13.11 - 1
' Third<Aiipal atate, \. \
\cll. ,a'lli STATI MUTUAL IRE AND. '
14,4usx IIIIsCrIULVX*I34tPaNY. r Illarriasa*
Amato at Ma Company. IlaVi7ltr..taal 01 riai .8 7n iir !' 1 " %
I:::,',2",l4rittarl'l. , l't4. 7.. 14 7L12 p b4
Bhthaity awl 0121,. i•ZnitILI;...% 1111.0 IN • •
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taa at, tattval`up wit% • as ript• &la a ad ' Vr 1.110.
are aped Pigs
nth Ot7tharth• aperatzr pia *a*
pavt wet:storm aittilla of am t4lotaa Auld Pah 1
"=lo..c•Nrw, ' Lz,— "'LT . „,.
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rjgrat, t ini. .rin " 4 " •
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erect.) Po, Ai+ r,i,s, n, 11 1 ,, ,,%.1., 1211.3
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am tr 0.4, fiber yratat,l, trr ths•ealebre a
tuln.t...r.fis 01 Nor .ek. \ Mt- ...LW,. If lo be
ebb. 0 elve Wale gatroa• at\ th• Agz , n E h l ,
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1118 Wood lit, lbotwnst 1,61. SBA
mark itarrumo .a.. 2 to ui, mabaimpting.
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. :' .110,..-:60 " otioct,strevf..' Plteaburgh. •
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•
•
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• Pie 'fauna mill lake platte IirED ' X'ReLiALY 1101111.
Ilia, et ICre•eket e from the *Urea of Ms: remote. 2to:
tlSElrat mkt: The frim23l a the failis an tvayeotfnll7
SAMUEL' S. SHRIVER & CO.,
(tin lawn* ardior3 .
47.011134 PHODUCE, AND - CODEILIIISION
31Elt.011ANWFW
.IV/4.31 Soma trotn. Tn.r.nara4crot.a.
QT.RIOT attention pa hl toi 'the sale of
b.,-
10: gorlinoa. !Ballot 4, Smear, 11 tU.st,
o . or t f d t; or. to licion.s.vranst•Atilo.. WA.../lag. Va.
•
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\ , , ',. Ready for Trtede I
/TUVE TILOUSAND'DOLteItH'4ASII
..atsico i. ore! Lore, tcaim4 -•• ' toy th. wholi At •r er ma. 5 , 4
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7 , 31 , 0gr . ...1:2L ( = vnaG Aic .ittp...
t , 7 , 41:17411VrtA *lx) ioeaocrizik l / 4 4, 1: 7 ,,
gVAlikueo.,touni,i,
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litit4t, , -- \ JUS , :EREIVEJ)--: . ' ''', • '
eji "Pt itlinit ?ads, .. Attestants. ?ilia; ~,'..,“
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